DRAMATIC.

VAUDEVILLE.

CIRCUS.

Copyrighted, 1904, by the Frank Queen Publishing Company f Limited*.

Founded by
FRANK QUEEN. 1853.

NEW YORK, FEBRUAKY 6, 1904.

VOLUME U.-No. 50.
Prloe 10 Cents.

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foals, Personalities ail Counts,

CONCIBNINO

STAGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

BY JOSEPHINE ORO.

Edward Barton, of "The Limited Mall"
Company, voices In rhyme the plaint of the
traveling actor. When the first greetings
are over between members of the profession
encountering each other "on the road," at
railroad stations, In hotels, or on the street,
the Inevitable question which Is the "catch
line" of Barton's verses is then nsked. The
traveling actor, however, Is not alone In the

P, P. Craft, manager for Conroy & Mack,
In "The Rising Generation," drops Tai
Clipper a little line telling how be recently
saved ten cents on a deal with a transfer
man, white all the time the man thought he
was getting the best of the bargain.

The company made a one night stand at a
small town in West Virginia. They had left
most of the baggage in Cumberland, where
they had played a Ave nights' engagement.
The agent ahead of them had mnde the iisuul
baggage contract of twenty cents the round

"All
terms."

right," said Craft, "I accept your

Manager Craft copied thn following rule*
and regulations posted on the doors of a
small hotel In Alton, West Virginia. It will
Le noted that the restrictions are prohibitive
of ordinary hotel freedom. Perhaps the land-
lord la one of the church deacons of the
place.

"Notice, subject to the Court of Dpilmr
County.

pany. now en route In the Weat, tells a
story of an excessive, though an amuatng.
charge made by the landlady of a boarding
house where some of the company were stay-
ing during a one night stand In tho town.
One of the members had a room with a lire,
the price being 1 1.60. Another of the com*
pany bad an adjoining room with no heat.
Ing resources. As there was a connecting
door, the two actors took advantage of this
by leaving It open during tbelr 6tay, thus
rendering tho tireless room comfortable.

After the occupant of the room with the
tiro had settled his account with the land-
lady the other approached, tendering his
settlement for his short tenancy of bis room,
which would bave been cheerless but for the
courtesy of his neighbor.

asking and answering of the oft repeated
question, "Where do you go from here?" for
the commercial drummer asks and answers
It fully as often. Those "on the road" will
appreciate the following lines, written In a
moment of Inspiration, and sent to Tbb
Cmffib for these columns, by. Edward Bar-
ton:

Where Do Yon Go Fboh Hebe?
The oft repeated question .

That's asked of you and me,
Is heard the wide world over,

Wherever we may be.
We hear It on oar travels,
We hear It far and near,
That hard-worked, worn-out chestnut,
"Where do you go from here?"

We hear It In the morning,

Likewise again at night,
We hear it served for dinner, —

To avoid it, try we might
'Tie asked us on the highway,

In weather dark or clear ;
Will they put some other query

Than "Where do you go from here?"

Qod help the poor old actor,

Our troubles help us bear;
Oar paths are rough and stormy

Enough to turn our hair.
And when our days are ended,

And we're stretched out on our bier,
Let's hope onr mourners will not ask,

"Where to you go from lurtt"

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trip. When the company alighted from the
train, which left only eight trunks on the
platform, the transfer man approached Man-
ager Craft, and In disappointed tones asked :

"And Is that all your baggage T

"Tea," was Craft's answer, "we needed
only that much for this stand."

"But your agent said you had thirty
pieces," said the man ; "you couldn't eipect
a fellow to haul only eight, trunks at twenty
cents the round trip."

"Well, how much do you want?" ssked
the manager, quite willing to pay a reason
able advance.

"Well," said tbe man, making a hurried
mental calculation, "I can't do the Job for
a cent leas than a dollar and a half."

"Is that your final decision 7" asked Craft,
smiling Inwardly.

"That Is," was the firm reply.

"All persons stsy out of the kitchen. No
drinking allowed In tbe house or on tbe
premises. No vulgarity. No swearing. No
gaycty, romping or rowdy'ng, and no shoot-
ing.

"All persons thst are drunk or intoxicated
will stay out They are not wanted, and
we bave no place for such persons.

"Visitors will only be admitted to tbe door
and there they must mske tbelr business
known.

"Each boarder will go to tils room, but
will not admit any visitors.

"Also all rooms up stairs will be locked
on Sunday.

"If any one thinks they cannot abide by
these rules please stay away."
9

Cecil J. Lionel, of Hoyt's Comedy Com-

The landlady, after accepting the amount
agreed upon, Ihon hold out hor band, and
curtly sold :

"I'lfty cents extra, please."

"I "or what?" naked tbe surprised actor,
unaware of having Incurred any additional
expense

■Tor beat," was the terse reply.

"Ilut thore was no fire In my room," re-
monstrated the actor.

"But you bad tho door opon Into your
friend's room," said tho careful landlady,
"and I want fifty centa extra for the 'hot
air' that went Into your room from bis."

When Lionel settled his lire bill tbe land-
lady magnanimously Informed him that she
was charging only for tbe coal and wood con-
sumed, and that sho never charged anything
for the "uae of the stove."

There Is a certain playwright In tbe pro-
fession who has a far higher estimate of
bis own work than bare bla friends. One
day at the Lambs' Club not long ago, while
exploiting one of his plays that had ones
been presented for two consecutive nights,
he grandly exclaimed :

"At all events, though my play had not a
long run, It waa heralded with a big 'flourish
of trumpets.'"

"They must hove been penny trumpets,"
was the satirical rejoinder of one of the
group, a remark which happily was not loud
enough for Uw would-be playwright to hear.

1186

THE NBJW YORK OLIPPBR.

Febeuaey 6.

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CHESS PROBLEM DEVELOPMENT.

(.Continued from B. 0. it.)

BI J. W. ALLEN.

"The Bev. Horatio Bolton has new, per-
haps, received his Just due of honor as a
pioneer of the modern problem. In Germany
be seem* to have been chiefly known through
the medium of Alexandre; but most of the
beat work la actually dated later than the

fublkatloo at Alexandre's great collection.
n England fair too little attention baa been
given to the history of the problem, and Bol-
ton has too often been regarded merely aa tbe
last of the composers of long problems after
tbe fashion of Mendhelm. ft Is, In fact,
true that Bolton was essentially a composer
of long problems at a time when tbe prob-
lem In more tban Ave moves was fast be-
coming eccentric, and of seventy positions by
him given In Alexandre's collection only six
ure In less than Ave moves, while only
eighteen are In less tban six. His earlier
work Included conditional problems In 44,
51 and 67 moves, respectively. Tbe compo-
sition of such monstrosities he abandoned
later, but In bla later work the proportion
of. long problems la at least aa high as It
was earlier. His last .published problem was
In 24 moves. (This, 'The Propeller,' we have
given.) He composed no two-en, and rela-
tively very few conditional problems.

"It must be observed that the tendency
to shorten tbe problem did not arise directly
from the abandonment of realism or plans!
blllty. Tbe sacrifice of plausibility merely
made It easier than before to compose short
problems capable of giving to a solver tbe
pleasures of effort and of admiration. This,
of course, Involved an Increase In tbe num-
ber of such problems ; but that Increase was
directly due to other causes. It waa due to
the attempt to obtain pure and economical
mates, and to tbe desire for strategical unity
and brilliancy of point ; and It was due to
tbe desire to obtain variation of value and
an lncreaae in atragetlc aubtlety by tbe use
of quiet moves.

"In bo far aa Bolton was a composer of
long problems In tbe style of Mendhelm or
of Bone, and in so far as he adhered to the
doctrine of plausibility, he was not so much
tbe head of a school aa an Isolated reaction-
ary. But adherence to the realistic theory
of the problem was merely a tendency In
him, and a tendency from which he constantly
freed himself In order to give full play to his
invention. He waa an experimenter at once
on tbe old and along the new lines. His
practice waa on tbe whole far less realistic
than that of Anderaaen. It was not essen-
tially reactionary; It was rather of tbe na-
ture of an attempt to combine the new Ideals
with the construction of long problems. For
the character of tbe mating position he, In-
deed, cared little, nor did he aim at obtain-
ing variation of value for Its own sake, even
though owing to bis free use of quiet moves
some amount of variation la a common feat-
are In his problems. Like Andorisen, he was
essentially a strategical composer; but be
was superior to Anderssen In tbat bis power
of Invention was less fettered by considera-
tions of plausibility, and In that be made a
more careful and economical use of Black
pieces. As an exponent of essentially pro-
blematic strategy lie stood, I think, higher
than any of his contemporaries."
(To he oonHnuerf.)
We can not resist adding the only 4. . of
the author under treatment given in "Eng-
lish Chess Problems," though It may not
especially Illustrate Mr. Allen's theme. Like
our Enigma Part I, the great masters who
complied that work must have Judged them,
at least, among the best of the Rev. Bol-
ton's work In their No. of moves. — iEt>. Clip-
per.

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White to play and mate In four moves.

Problem No. 2,4»n.

"A tendency towards real Ism, and much
admired at the time of Its publication.
(1844)."

HI BBV. HOBATIO BOLTON.

BLACK.

may aay that Part I of this Enigma Is the
only specimen of Mr. Bolton's 5-movos se-
lected for that standard work, "Bnglleh Chess
1'roblems." Of Part II Mr. Allen says: "A

OCR LONDON LETTER.

remarkable problem of the type that borders
on tbe end-game, and Is not In Bolton's style,
but la a quite admirable thug of its kind."

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II. QR4. QB8, KR4.

Whl.e mates In Ave.

("The Approaefia.")

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wnito mates In 11.

A French antbor l» already engaged on department for .Amsterdam, where he It due

the short olay for Mme. Rejane and Mr. to open on Saturday.

Wall?? In which It appears the (popular Bug- I Tjear from the Hemtrandt, Amsterdam

Clipper Bureaiu, Han actor iS tbe ■forr suddenly BT llll l l very favorable accounts of the work of Euffi

48 Cranbonrne street, ••«" . herome |. B French woman, and Doyle.

Leicester Sauare, iSdrons his native language to converse James Valdare has an Interesting articl.

London. W. C. 'V * P true Parisian .cant I see that In the current number of The Uule iiali

Jan. 13, 1904. X'"L a 'X ,,,<£" to be plunged Into descriptive of his experiences In the far East.'

Tbe terrible results of the recent Chicago Jhcatrical litigation with her husband and Harry Houdlnl has been performing ion-

Are seam to have Inspired a perfectly un- ute manager, M. Porel, has been telling an ders as a Jail breaker In Newcastle. He Is

reasoning terror Into the hearts of theatrl- Interviewer that Mr. Waller "speaks French getting as much space In the local pane™

eoeckeri*

To Correspondents.

Da. BcitAcritn. — A long time coming.

C. A. Baker— Have written you.

W. Sewaiid. — Contributions received with
t banks.

Miss Nellie Baynes. — B Is compelled to
Jump, as A, according to rule 17, "Lee's
Guide," can force the Jump or Justly claim
the gome If B refuses to Jump tbe offered
man.

cal audiences all over Europe. Reports ore
continually to band of Incipient panics aris-
ing from the most unlikely and frequently
Inexcusable causes. A few days ago there
was on occurrence of this kind In the Hip-
podrome at Antwerp, where a slight smoke
from a cigarette end being thrown upon a
small piece of paper gave rise to an outcry
of Are. With great presence of mind the con-
ductor of the orchestra struck up a valse,
which bad tbe eject of reassuring the terri-
fied audience and preventing any serious
damage. The most noticeable fact of the occur-

very well, and has made great progress;
so thafa all right. '

Gertrude Kingston has postponed her pro-
duction of "The Perils of Flirtation,' at
tbe Avenue, from the afternoon of 19 nntli
the following Tuesdsy.

At the annual dinner of the 0. P. Club,

as tbe Russia-Jap war.

ALABAMA.

Montgomery. — At the Montgomery The

atre_(Hlrscher Bros., managers). — "The Karl

At the annual dinner of the i u. r. w™i. of Pawtucket," Jan. 18, had good business.
Axed for Sunday, Feb. 14. at the Criterion .. A | pnon ge and Gaston" 20. W. H. \u?,h
restaurant. Arthur Bourchler Will reply to Mi niltre i.. 22. to srood return*. r,„.. '*

restaurant, Arthur Bourchler

.v.- »_a»» n# '>1*t,a n,nml "

reply
tbe toast of "The Drama," and Anthon)
Hope to that of "The Visitors."

,! The Finishing school" Is the title whlcb
Max Pemberton has chosen for his new cos-

rence wsb that, although there were plenty tume come dy, which will be produced In the

Spring. The play is in four acts, and the
cast will Include Annie Hughes, Ben Webster
and Edmund Maurice.

Ada Reeve wll! tour the provinces during
the Spring season, with "The Girl in Grey,
"Ma Couslne" (which la perhaps Mme. tte-

Xcin of tbe Game,
A. L. Oliver, of Reading, Mass., recently
visited New York and toe checker club,
ii nd made good scores Tbe Lon-
don Draughts' League is about to commence
a tournament under rules of the English
Draughts' Association, provided they can
obtain a sufficient numbers of entries at balf
a guinea. The whole amount received. In-
cluding any subscriptions, will be given In

the monetary prizes The Liverpool

Mercury says: "Tbe task of tbe Massachu-
setts enthusiasts In trying to arrange a
match — Great Britain va. united States — is
a formidable one. If It costs something like
£120 to play a team match between England
and Scotland, which Includes no compensa-
tion to players, how much would be required
for a match at Boston, which would Involve
return fares, hotel expenses, and remunera-
tion for three or four weeks for BrltlBh play-
ers, and smaller, but still heavy, expenses
for the American representatives? The chess
cable match 1b cheaper (ban this would be."

Solution of Position No. 47, Vol. Bl.

nt w. seward, hew tobe.

Black 5 7 8 12 18

White IB 10 26 29 31

White to play and draw.

26 23 81 24 29 25 IS 10 10 IB

18 27 BO 7 11 11 16 Drawn

Position No. 48, Vol. Bl.

Bnd game between two New York amateurs.
Black 10 11 12 13 23

of emergency exits In perfect working order,
with one accord the whole mass erf people
rushed to the main entrance, and refused to
take the slightest notice of directions posted
over the theatre for their safety.

Captain Hood's new comedy, "Love In a
Cottage," Is in four acta, whlc'
scenes laid
cottage
tie of an ..

rolne, Nora, a peasant girl, to be unperson
ated by Dorothy Drake. Among the promt
iient members of the cast at Terry's will be
Brandon Thomas as the Earl of Klnoetb,
Frank Cooper as Captain O'Brien, D. 3. 0. ;
Vane Tempest as Charlie Ponsonby, Roslna
Flllppl aa the earl's sister, Lady Margaret,
and Miriam Clments, Evelyn Beaumont and
Janet Alexander as his daughters, Sheila,
Fabvlcla and Eileen.

Neit month Mr. Tree will send out two

Minstrels, 22, to good returns. Creator?
and his band, 23 (matinee and night) brd
good business. Capt Jack Crawford the
poet-Bcout, In the lecture for organized chari.
ties. 26 ; Rose Melville, In "81a Hopkins " -'a
McDonald's Theatre (G. F. McDooaV
manager). — Coming: Payton 8lsters, In reV
ertory, 28-30 (matinee and nlgbt). v

Blraalnayham. — Jefferson Theatre (It s

Douglas, manager). — "Alphonse and Gastoa"
P" 1b" Infour acts, which have their .^iV £«.';.,♦ 'success' In ''the'Frenchy and {}!«*»*£ a , Dl * S°? 8e , 18 -. k B °? e S°,?hlan, In
aid In a Mayfalr drawing room, In a . an n e i? v g h^ Frank Barrett at present called r 'The Greatest Thing In the World,' 7 was as.
used as officers' quarters" In the cas- » »'|L *L * R ^™., S ■■ P £ onled a ^"^ enth !" la » tl = reception 10.

m mtI and in the cottage of the be- A 8€t or J 40 * 01 - 8 - by a large audience. W. H. Crane ncrensed

*"' " " Rejane, Granler and Coquelln will come n f g popnKrlty h ere 20, 21, by bis spleud 'd

lo London this season. Bernhardt and Had- i mptrso natlon of Peter Bines, In "The Spend-
ing are uncertain, but Duse Is $ e tfaln. era » HIg excellent company materially as-
Frank Curzon has decided to follow The B | rtea j,| m- Denman Thompson, In "The Old

Girl from Kay's.
"Amorelle,

at the Comedy Theatre. Homestead," to 8. B, 0.. 22. West's Mln
a musical piay, wnii.n gtreIs won faTor and -^ business 23. Com
lng: Creatore 25, "Dora _ Thome"

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with

Willie Edoufn produced laat year at the
Kennlngton Theatre, and which Is now In
the provinces. When it appears at the
Comedy Mr. Edouln will, of course, resume
his original part. Owen Hall Is also en-
caged upon a new play for Mr. Curzon,
v-hlch he baa already provisionally named

•Sergeant Brue,' - In which t>» ej MjC.pMI „„„„ -iTHixB, (B . ^ vniiiams.
Is being written especially for Willie Edouln. ger).— Business for week of Jan. 18-23

Bert Coote will present, on Feb. 8, at the ■
Camden Theatre, for the Prst time In Eng-
land, "An Actor's Romance," by Theo.
Kremer.

A cooyrlght performance of a new four
act play, by Gladys Tinker, called "Richard
Hrlnsley Sheridan," was clven at the Gar-
rlck Theatre last Monday. The play, of
which Arthur Bourchler holds the English
rights, will bo produced shortly In America
by Charles Frobrrmu

27. 28,
The Earl of Pawtucket" 30, Al. Wilson
Feb. 1, 2, "Peck's Bad Boy" 4, "In tbe
Palace of the King" B, Adellna Pattl 6, "Sis
Hopkins" 8, 9, Sadie ilartinot, In "The
Second Mrs. Tanqneray," 10 ; Four Cohans
11, and Nat C. Goodwin 12.
Bijou Theatbb (E. E. Williams, mana-
week of Jan. 18-23 was
unusually good. Howard Hall, supported
by a competent company, presented "Tbe
Man Who Dared," ana gave excellent satis-
faction. Wells-Dunne-Harlan Co., In "A Milk
White Flag," 26-30, and same company, in
"A Contented Woman," Feb. 1-6, to be fol-
lowed by "The Lighthouse by the Sea" 8-13.

Selma. — At the Academy of Music (Long
t Bees, managers). — "The Earl of Paw-
tucket'' Jan. a), came to good business.
^!„. Be J..« S25^S K° M Cogblan played, to good business, 21.
to play the part of an actor manager in Creatore ig Ban( J 21, "Sis HoDklnB" 28, "Gay
The Love Birds," the comic ^opera^pj Mr Qoiogteij," 30, Pay ton Sisters Feb. 1-4,

George Fuller Golden has been engaged
-anag—
Dpen .
M~e86rs.~George Groesmlth Jr. and Rayjnoud

Roze, whlcb Is to be produced at the Savoy
early next month.

. In these days sentiment In regard to
modern bricks and mortar Is obviously out
of place, nevertheless it comes as a bit of
a pang to know that the fate of tbe Ly-
ceum baa been decided, and tbat the cheery
housebreaker will soon be at bis Iconoclastic
work on a building In which was Inaugu-
rated, by Henry Irving, the artistic re-
generation of the English atage. Tho site
Is to be occupied by a new music hall, with
a Winter garden, a restaurant and prome-
nade attached, and it Is to be run on the two
shows a night system. The promoters are
obviously reckoning without their license, as
there can be no certainty that they v;il>
obtain It. On the contrary, I should Imagine
that It will be odds against. Perhaps, how-
ever, they ar-3 following In the policy of
the New Coliseum, which Is to be run on
the American plan. London managers have
not yet realized what a menace this new
Institution Ib to be to tbe theatre proper.
I understand It la to be run on tbe highest
lines of the American family music ball,
which does not take Into consideration any
excise privileges whatsoever. That It Is
meant to make a bold stroke for tbe best
of all patronage, that Is, the family trade.
Is proved by the fact that they are already
seeking the best classic tulont. It Is only
quite recently tbat tbey looked as high as
Marie George, to whom they offered a two
3 ears' continuous engagement.

The sensational feat ■ entitled "Looping
Through Space." performed for the Orst time
ut the Empire during the week by Mr. Bar-
bour, the well known trick 'cyclist, combines
the features of the loop riding of Dlavolo
and the Alght through air by the lady rider
at the Cyratal Palace. Mounted on his bl
cycle, the daring performer descends a steep
Incline at lightning speed, leaps eighteen
feet through space, hanging head downward,
and reaches the Aoor again on a far side of
the stage In tbe wings. Unlike the break lu
the track at the Crystal Palace, the break In
the path does not take - place during tbe
downward path of the 'cycle, or even at the
point where It begna to rash upwards. It
Is made at the point where tbe bicycle on Its
path upward round the spiral loop has

'The Runaways" 8, "Peck's Bad Boy" 10,
Sadie Martinot 11.

«»»
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester. — At the Opera House (E.
W. Harrington, manager). — Fay Davis, In
"Whitewashing Julia," Jan. 20. "Girls Wll'
Be Girls" Feb. 4.

Park Thbatbe (John Stiles, manager) —
"The James Boys in Missouri" was the at-
traction Jan. 25-27, and was followed by
"Midnight In Chinatown" 28-30. Coming:
"The Runaway Wife" Feb. 1-3, Dainty I'aree
Burlesquers 4-6, Moonlight MaldB 8-10.

The Casino (Fred C. Bowen, manager).
— Week of Jan. 25 : Fowler and Weal, the
Beanos, Grace Durran, and Laura Logan.
Business continues good.

Notes. — Katheryn Brayham and her com-
pany were rehearsing some new plays
such as "The Village Grocer" and "When
Women Love," at tbe Newport, N. H., Opera
House. The opening of their Spring tour

was Jan. 28 "A Village Fool" canceled

at tbe Park Theatre, and "Midnight in

Chinatown" was booked Jan. 28-30

The Charity Warblers Minstrels, composed
of the elite of our local talent, will enter-
tain at tbe Opera House Feb. 2, 3. tor the
benefit of the Elliott Hospital. .. .The mar-
riage of F. Beaumler, of Webster, Mass., and
Etta May Winn Is of recent date. Miss
Winn Is well known In this section, having
headed her own company, and being more re-
cently with the Taylor Stock Co Man-
ager Stilea, of the Park Theatre, left for a
trip to New York Jan. 28.

* >»

MONTANA.

PAUL SPADONI,

The well known European Juggler, sailed
for this country on Jan. 23. He opens Feb.
8 at Hyde & Behman'a, Brooklyn! with a
tour of twenty weeks to follow. Mr. Spa-
donl cornea to the United States with the

Butte — At the Broadway (Dick Sutton,
manager).— J. H. Utcddart, In "The Bonnlt
Brier Bush," came Jan. 22, 23, to good
business. Pattl, 25, had a big sale, with
tickets running aa high aa $8. Kilties
Band 29, followed by Dan Sully.

Grand and Empire (Dick Sutton, man
ager). — These two vaudeville houses continue
to do big business at popular prices, and
present some really interesting and gocd
turns.

■Dick Sutton Is providing his Broad-

reacbed'ltB highest point, so ihat the '"cyclist psw boose wl&"*iF the v 'lateBt""aafeguards,
actually Alee throug the air ,bend_ downward. | ncre aslng exits, etc.

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WHITE.

White to play and mate In five moves.

Game No, 2,453.
It has been so long since wo have given
any Australian chess that a sonic — Christen-
Bon vs. Jonas — 1b welcome. Their match was
Ave up, and stood 3 eneli, with 1 draw. The
8th game ram thus. — Sydney Morning Her-
ald;

DOUBLE FIANCHBTTO.

ELSIE JAMS,
Formerly known as "Little Elsie," began her
theatrical career about four years ago, at the
Casino, New York City, she being tea years
of age. Unlike most stage children, she doea
not como from a theatrical family, but her
mother, who Is her constant companion, has
given her every advantage, and she has de-

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work seems to justify the title. She has
mnde rapid progress In the profession, but
tho law preventing children under alxteen
years of age has barred her almost entirely
from appearing In New York City. On
March Iff, 1005, however, the ban will be re-
moved, as she will then be the required age,
nnd she will then be able to present her
clever specialty without fear of Interference
from the rigor of tbe law.

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— Emerald Stock Co. Notes : We gave our
Arst performance at Mlddlcport, N. Y., on
Jan. IB, presenting tho play, "Human
Hearts." The show waa well put on, and
waa thoroughly enjoyed by the large audi-
ence present. The bill Is a strong one. Our
roster Is as follows : W. D. Bartlett. proprie-
tor ; I. F. Bartlett, manager ; W. A. Aiklnson,
representative : Mra Bartlett, treasurer; Ed-
win Wentworth, stage manager ; A. J. Sheo-
hen, props; Miss Wentworth, music dlrec-
A. C. Dcllcnbach. T. H. Davles, Clarence

Last Saturday night "Tbe Moon Spell"
finished Its run at the Tlvoll. It baa died, DELAWARE,

not of any lack cf public appreciation or '

want of merit In Itself, but of theatrical wn m i„»t om —At the Grand Oocra

pressure. Tbe Theatrical Proprietors' Abso- H onae Mes^ k HpTsViIs manaeer) - Ethel

> a^iaTp^l^^^k^'S &or\ri1>?Co»^^

,W™iS2 MfcS^h,. r^rfr muBljC^UeUhCB^und the TlvollXctors f u t jfc Or7 Jll S! rf 2 3 rman R C 1 e eha a r n d MaTaflelHn

^engaged him during his recent wlMlT preferring a cheap discretion to a f^^^^^^wM^Mlliiam

2B. Francis WllBon and his eight co-stars.
In "Ermlnle," 27, was one of the most de-
lightful performances ever given In this city,
and had tbe largest audience of the season.
Booked: Aubrey Stock Co., In repertory,
week of Feb. 1.

Dockstadeb's Gabrick Thbatbb (W. u

Docks tader, manager). — Since the opening

;—;_.■■—;= -7-- yu ,gu, of this house Manager Dockatader has been

in The Darllnjr n of Harry Leopold, of the original Leopold doing an enormous business. His attrac-

■■--■' Troupe. Mr. Leopold, who waa fifty years tlons ore first class, and audiences large.

of age, will be burled Friday, at Hlgbgate. Many times the S. R, 0. sign has been dls-

Harry Cadle, the London agent, wno baa played. For week of Jan. 25 : Aga, Julia

Introduced a numlier of our star performers klngsley and Nelson Lewis, Armstrong anil

to England, pays New York another visit Holly, Foster and dog, Mike; Hanley and

ne S,7_ mo , nth V- , „. * . , Leslie, Eldredge. Kenyon and De Carmp, and

Tbe Swlckards open at the Oxford and '

reputation of being one of tbe best Jugglers
In the business, aa he Juggles with
heaviest tl:
Bornhaupt
trip abroad,

?rovlnclal companies, one In "The Darling of
he Gods," and tbe other In revivals of pant
successes at His Majesty's. Oscar Asche.
William Havlland, Lionel Brough and Con.

wisely preferring a cheap
costly valor, have asked Philip Yorke to
withdraw "The Moon Spell."
Frank and Jen Latoua have returned to

England after a brilliantly successful tour
In South Africa. They are now la the prov-
inces. On Feb. 24 they run over to Amer-

given ner every aavanrage, auu bub uub ub- wmtaui uktuuuu, wn-u« wwmu *»uu *. V u- mcee. via rea. £.* mej ma over 10 amer-

vcloped into a remarkable Imitator In spite stanice Collier will figure In the latter, and lea to All an eight weeks' engagement Then

of her tender years. She haa been termed tbe plays selected for representation are they come to England again,

"the American ClBsy Lof tus," and her clever "Twelfth Night," "Julius Cesar 'and "The The death took place at Glasgow, on Jan.

Merry Wives of Windsor.

of the Gods" Lily Brayton will appear as tbe

Princess Yo-San, and Robert Fateman aa

Zakkori.

After a period of eight montba the Savoy
Theatre 1b announced to be reopened shortly
with "The Love Blrda" During tbe In-
terregnum tbe theatre baa undergone many
alterations and improvements, which must
add considerably to the comfort and con-
venience of Its patrons. Nor haa the safety
of visitors been overlooked. The decorations
are on a aumptuous scale. Tbe foyer and
the theatre generally have been redecorated,
the original color scheme, however, having
been retained A large number of new
exlta arc also a feature of tbe Improvements,
and It may be mentioned that, owing to the
nature of tbe ground at this part of the
Strand, which elopes considerably to the
embankment level. It has been possible to
make the exlta In such positions aa to en-
able the occupants of tho gallery, the upper
circle, and the dress circle each to reach

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In a simultaneous exhibition at New Or-
leans. — TlrM«-Domo.

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»s «& y^rs'of on/who 1 «. *?J J-"*,™* ,» 'j,^,^^ 1 "!,^
xtrong part In every bill. Our specialties
■ire a feature, and never fall to make good.
Our repertory Is as follows: "Human
llenrts,'" "Nlobe," "Enst Lynne" and "The
Crime of a Night." We are booked up Bolld
until Mny 1, playing usually three night
Mauds. Our territory lies through New York
nnd Pennsylvania, with a Canadian Summer
lour to follow. We received elghty-sovcn re-
plies in response to our "ad" In Clipper
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conditions exist at any other theatre lu the
world.

Owen Hall has written tbe "book" for a
musical play, called "The Little Cherub,"
which satlrltes the erase for private the-
atricals. Howard Talbot will compose the
music, nnd the piece is to follow "Madams
Sherry" at tho Apollo Theatre — If ever that
attractive lady's charm should fade.

When "Letty" ends at the Duke of York's

Tlvoll next Monday. This will be their first
Introduction to London audiences. They
have recently returned from a successful
trip to South Africa, and are Just closing
their Arst engagement on tbe Moaa and
lhornton tour.

"Three of a Kind," which proved such an
unqualified success in Its production at tbe
Canterbury last week, continues a feature
of the current bill at that hall.

The taste for English music halls, or
"variety palaces" on English lines, la evi-
dently spreading to the continent, and Tom
Harrasford Is off to Paris to superintend the
reopening of the old Chateau d'Eau, of
the gay city. Mr. Barrasford will be the
first Englishman to run a French place of
amusement entirely his own, and tbe ex-
periment will be Interesting. By the way,
Mr. Barrasford It named as the manager or
the New Lyceum when It la opened as a
two houses a nlgbt music hall. Hugh Ash-
ley, so well known in connection with the
Pavilion, will also be connected with the
Lyceum, revised version.

Collins and Hart, a genuinely funny
comedy couple, liavo made an undeniable
"hit" at tbe Tlvoll. They figure in the pro-

the Five Nosses. Week of Feb. 1: Mattle
Kcene and company, in "Her First Divorce
Case," and others. .

Ltceum (Burt A Nlcolal, managers).--
"Why Girls Leave Home" did excellent busi-
ness 25-27. Blddlo Broa, In "A Desperate
Chance," bad good houses 28-30. Booked.
"Too Proud to Beg" Feb. 1-8, "Child Slaves
of New York" 4-6.

«»»
COLORADO.

Denver. — At the Broadway Theatre (Peter
McCourt, manager). — Week of Jan. 28, The
Girl With the ureen Eyes." Business good.
Week of Feb. 1, Howard Kyle, In "Rose-
mary."

Tabor Grand (Peter McCourt, manager).
—Week of Jan. 24, "Yon Yonson." Business
la good. Week of 81, the Brothers Byrne,
In the "New Eight Bells."

Obphedu Theatbb (Lee Haney, mana-
ger).— Week of Jan. 2B: Mclntyre and
Heath, Merlan's dogs, Elliabeth Murray, Ed-
F. Reynard, Victor Moore and Emma Lltt'c-
field, Melanl Trio, and Alburtus and Millar
played to crowded houses.

Niw Cbibtai, Thbatbe (Geo. Ira Adam",
manager). — Week of 25 : Meyer and Mason.

'Captain Dieppe," by Anthony Hope and gramme there again this week, and are also Joseph Bryant, Orr and Monro, the Musical
Harrison Rhodes, will be staged.

White announced mate In 7 moves It

Bro. Seguln has coined a new word, and
a good one.

i: ii I urn a No. 2,4B>3.

BY BBV. HORATIO DOI.TON.

In addition to Mr. Allen's Illustrations we

Portland, Oregon, in Winter.

Portland Is n charming place. Its climate
Is mild, Its location unique. Steamships ply
between Portland and San Francisco via the
Columbia Hirer to Astoria, thence the Pa-
cific Ocean. Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams and ML
Rainier are all to be seen from Portland.

Portland and all Oregon points best
reached by superior train service of New
York Central and Its connections.

Having failed to secure a West End the-
atre for^'The Breed of the Treabams." Mar-
tin Harvey will go on tour again, atartlng
at the King's, Hammersmith, about the mid-
dle of February.

Cbarlea Wyndham haa secured a new

Slay by Henry Hubert Davles, and will pro-
uce It at the New Theatre at the begin-
ning of April, Charles Frohman haa al-
ready purchased the American rlghta of this
play.

appearing
Cra '

at tbe London, Shoredltch.

>andall and htsj mule will shortly have
completed a highly ruccessful eight weeks'
season at the Hippodrome. He then sails
for America to Join the Barnum Show.

Hale and Frances continue successfully at
tbe Alhambra. They have been offered un-
limited work on thla side.

Keno, Welch and Montrose have arrived
In London, and open next Monday at the
Shepherd's Bush Empire.

Sldonla Is another recent arrival. He haa

Harts, Bessie and Arthur Krona, Jack and
Paul, and Emma La Molne had crowded
houses.

Novxltt Thbutm (Henry Lnbelskl, man-
ager). — Week of 25: Cummlnga and wire.
Babe Stevens, Great Westln, Vernon si" 1
Kennedy Trio, Lyne and Leonard, Ben Jack-
Bon, nnd V. P. McPherson played to crowded
houses.

— George B. Berrell goes with "An 0>lresi

to Millions."

FEBRUARY 6.

THE ISTETW YORK CLIPPER.

11J>7

ration*

Militant to obierce the citablUhcd rule of
truing on one tide of the paper only, to
uaure publication.

fat opening In tliis'elt

i if 3"W ln tul » city by several bonnw..i «..7J X™ « songs iniroaucea met with in- with eTery audience before which he bus ap-

(tollars. Monday and mat night's ha?ln« 2?. ££f.5. Th .* St^SH ln ■ *>» P** wd ' » nd ■ proving a valuable addition

has almost doubled that of last aeaaon a^S J.» a , 2S2'ftS°\ t0 "*■ <>**'«■>. «">d »>e " »a "'ready excellent company. Geo. 1

continue to 32 ™,SiL a i}i er tt", ■ B0W waa 0M lon « t0 ta **- 8,llter ' «■» venerable character man, also

22 -atanaaS *' *<»• ^* WaglSTwsl EBCSJ*!. fct Joined recently, and a_ atronger company

the outlook la that It will

so throughout (be engagement

-Notes from the Dot Karroll Co. : Dur- Ackarnwn, of the California Theatre seemed r«nd n^J. m 8, t0 S ead thelr . ,toclc "L the would . ba hard t0 nnd - 0ur recent ""Jvertlne-

-*\ N. H., highly elated over the excellent : Erod^R™ S^.. .! 1 "? H. ou,e ' SB?"* ,or tn « 8um - m .* nt • ln T "» Clipper flooded us with re-
re enter^ ™ jpm him, and th prow were una^fmoS! SSI^SV 1 .. 01 ? expiration of "The Game piles, and It would be an almost endless

,., ur engagement at Portsmouth!
,he sentlemea of the company were
lined after the performance New Year's
Jv» by the Portsmouth Athletic Club. Busi-
ness in Portland was excellent, and as a ape-
Sal vaudeville feature the work of the Four
Lnkens waa highly appreciated. Ail the
nntlemen of the company, including two

• _.i.„.„ nf tho k'fMir.l.nbrnfl wprp Imrlfltpri

in their praise. We .Tnow on our ™J £££?. \S* \ """I" immediately leaves to task to answer every one. We also recently

to Portland, Seattle and Sookane 3,£ mSE'S"* £ ehe,r,a *; The Dew P'«» MlM reived a shipment of several new sets of

which we turn our wa, hoieward >h.£ Ji? u h ." £"*, wrltln « ls B «" completion, apeclal scenery, end these, together with

we are due ln May" y Don * waM ' wh «e »nd l» to be given a trial In Syracuse, and the sets we have been carrying, make a total

if successful will be launched on the road of twenty-eight sets of the best scenery ob-

seonMsarA ssas

under the management

talnable. We do not use a particle of house
scenery, and even carry special scenery for

r „k«™ of the Four Lukens. were Initiated P""* Jan. 20, to nlay the him Th. ;„rT l "owiana * Clifford, scenery, and even carry special sc

ffw ul<£ W,roT™KewtaT! WW '" 1" it. secon/ season "nd have been' ■.r&^-.'ft". WUJaift "Tm.WtfMp In a covering the house drop chains
Srt engagement' broke all records there. Jn iolnga_sat, 3 fHcto I y business throng, flSE and' JffiSm. ?- * n , It .*! iJSAjftsWSS ^rnSSa. ^2"5-S*"LJ3

is completely sold for our production of '?,™L.? eneral business. The company now «
ft a'^Del W*%™. M K ort em no n ve.g ™^ ^-^-EaSS."* be8t ° f »"'

business continues excellent.

charge of tho advertising of

musical act, and Dave Nowlln were special
feature acts. At the New Bedford Opera
House, 25, every seat was taken. Vailee,
the athlete, was a special attraction. Dur-
ing our engagement in Brockton and Kali
liner Charmlon will be a special feature.
Mlsa Karroll's work this season receives the
tigtiest praise from both press and public
H. U. Karl has replaced W. A. Laveau for
heavies. Manager Welsh has nearly com-
pleted negotiations with a well known mana-
ger for a Summer stock. Our roster ls as
follows: J. C. Welsh, manager; W. C. Mac-
tare, business representative ; J. B. Field,
Lome Elwyn, H. H. Earl, Fred Parsons,
Fred Harvey, Harry Codalre, J. Coney Ed-
munds, Thos. H. O'Nell, James Duffy, R. S.
Saunders, Prof. Di Blaker, Walt Hiile, mu-
sical director: Bessie Field, Marie Gilmer,
Mayme Teryll, Amelia Bertrand, Mrs. It.
S. Saunders and Dot Karroll. Vaudeville
features are : Edmunds and Codalre, ln bar-
rel Jumping and boxing; Prof. De Blaker
and bis troupe of trained dogs ; Thos. H.
O'Nell, buck and wing dancing, and our Il-
lustrated songs and moving pictures, Includ-
ing the "Great Train Iiobbery." Thos. O'Nell
and Miss Karroll, in triple buck dancing,
also producing a special vaudeville feature
each week. W. C. Mackaye la piloting the
company through new territory this season.

— Cbas. B. Burns, manager of Carrie
Stanley Co., closed the company at Webb
City, Mo., Jan. 22, and started for Phila-
delphia on account of illness of hla father.

— Rowland «c Clifford Enterprises Notes:
Smith O'Brien baa secured tor his support
for the rest of season Edmund Hogan, late
of "The Bonnie Brier Bush" Co. Mr. Ho-
gan is to act as stage director and have
full charge of the dramatic end. Negotia-
tions are now in progress for Mr. Hogan to
accept the position of general stage direc-
tor of the Rowland A Clifford companies, with
bis headquarters at Chicago. The new sen-
sational drama, "A Crimson Stain," has
been accepted by the firm, and will have an
early presentation next season.

— The new thtatre at Butler, Pa., was
opened Jan. 21, by Ernest Lamson, ln "Young
'lobe Hoxle."

— W. E. La Rose, who Is managing the
tour of Jessie Beall and her company, writes
that the company has been doing an excel-
lent business since the new management has
assumed control. The company ls larger and
stronger than ever, and carries two feature
specialties. Our roster Is as follows: Jessie
Beall, Lotta Chase, Bessie Irvlngton, the La
Due Sisters, Ben Mortimer, Chester A. Cook,
John B. Hunter, Fisher Burns, F. D. Singer,
Ople Beall and W. E. La Rose.

— Maude Leone wrltea us that she was
granted a divorce from C Wlllard Mack, at
Cedar Rapids, la., on Jan. 6. She will not
return to the stage until next Spring.

— Belle Gold, who Is starring In "A Colo-
rado Waif in the West, seriously strained
a ligament ln her ankle recently. She has
entirely recovered,

— Irwin R. Walton Is with J. M. Ward's
"A Human Slave" Co., playing the principal
comedy.

— Lillian Seymour has Joined "The Stain
of Guilt" Co.

— "The Bowery After Dark" goes on the
road shortly, under the management of Sul-
Ivan & Harris. John Terrls goes as lead-
ing man, and Terry McQovern Is also with
the organization.

i V A 8 n «s Ardeck retires from "The Virgin-
ian" cast Feb. 8.

— Notes from Mack & Armour's Come-
dians: We produced another new play, by
Mr. Mack, which Is proving a box office win-
ner. It is a comedy drama of Western life,
railed "A Colorado Daisy." The comedy ele-
ment ls strong and the Interest unflagging.
It was produced In Mexico, Mo„ last week.

— Beth Halsey Is with ''Zaza."

— Hugh B. Koch and wife (Nellie Dia-
mond) closed with the Fales Co. Jan. 16,
after turning over his Interest in the com-
pany to Mr. Fales. Mr. Koch and wife
opened with "A Wife ln Name Only" Co., at
Reading, Jan. 23.

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Character sketch team, who hare been playing successful engagements In the leading vaude
vllle bouses of the West, touring California and the Kohl & Castle circuit, have Just
finished playing the Al. Haynes Casto circuit. They made their first appearance la
eighteen years In New York, at Tony Pastor's Theatre this week, ln their sketch, "In
Government Bonds."

— Notes from Richard Chapman's Wol-
verine Theatre Co. : Goldle Beach bas Joined
to play leads with this company, replacing
Myrtle Branch. After adding some new
plays to our repertory we win start on a
Northern trip, playing nothing but the best
time. Roster: Richard Chapman, proprie-
tor and manager; W. B. Darcy, stage mana-
ger ; Allen P. May, master of properties ;
Myrtle Gunn, musical director ; Goldle
Beach, Bessie Lorain, Clara Thornton, J. L.
Van Sickle and F. W. Gunn.

— William A Dillon writes: "I will send
out three companies next season. Each will
be well equipped with scenery and orches-
tras. Mr. Dillon has been successful with
Summer stock. The Maude Dellman Co.
will tour Northern Pennsylvania and South-
western New York. The William A. Dillon
Co. will take In the Summer resorts of
Northern New York. The third company ls
well known In the repertory field. The lat-
ter will visit Vermont and New York States.
An excellent list of plays and vaudeville feat-
ures have been selected."

— Harry R. Vlckers writes: "The busl-
Buslnes'sTs gVod with u7''a^d'the lU comDany ness of the Fenberg Stock Co. has been ex-
Is making g5Si All are' weft and a»Too£ ffllwt through, thfs section _of_the__East,
for Friday, which Is Cliffeb day. The com-
pany is booked solid up to May. Roster :
'i. T. Qllck, manager; J. H. Bauman, ad-

Portland and Bangor, Me., giving na two
very large weeks' business, while Lewlston

gave this attraction the banner opening the
ouse has had since Its opening. The the-
atre ls a modern one, and Is handsome and
complete ln every detail. Manager O'Brien,
late treasurer of the Jefferson, In Portland,
is a bustler, and a manager whom it ls a
pleasure to meet Scenic Artist Cahlll, of

a^SJaSS^SS I Pasttt^eXra^gJl'lVeue^ So!
fsx - this attraction. The. season's success Is far

vance ; H. t Nelson, stage director ; Prof,
tsrown, musical director; O. Lopez, A. C.
.Newraptri^ Earl Craddock, Richard Elvis, Mrs.
l-ella Gllck, Mrs. Mae Miller Lopei, Mrs. H.
<-. rselson and Agnes French.
— Notes from the Rodney Stock Co. : We

dug one so far. We carry special
«fw ery aU productions, a company of

nitctn people, and audiences go home more
inan satisfied. The company spent a pleas-
ant evening last week at a banquet given
W Manager G. Bert Rodney, ln honor of
m Calvert's birthday. She was the re-

,' p . len t of some useful and handsome ,,
ints. The "gentleman ln white" never misses
a inursday. Roster: G. Bert Rodney, mona-
Rf • {J- E. Van Home, treasurer : W. A. Mc-
S 'i,'. 8t *ge manager ; Chas. Rose proper-
n?» : C , hRB - Fitzgerald, carpenter; Claud Kl-
aii ' Sl ect "clan ; J. P. Ryan. Geo. Clements,
£.,,?' S, 9 Wtt, Frank Langford, Clara Sher-

<?r Dl . l L5 Ianch *, Rose - Maud "atklns, Marjorie Mass., under the management of W.
Gregory and Vane Calvert i ey , on Feb. 5 will have a permancn

n.rr 20 * Matthews Is still playing a leading stock company, under the direction

?£T„i w i*h. "A'Phonse and Gaston," and her
upeclalty Is a feature of the attraction.
tJ^Z "JLagenhals & Kemper have purchased
.» ?, P e '.nPlch Conrled the American rights
whi i? r\ rhh 8tobltzer's comedy, "Llselotte/ -

which Germany bas been laughing at for tie Have recovered from the Illness that com

In excess of any previous season, and Mana-
ger Fenberg's organization ls leaving an Im-
pression and a record that will be lasting."

— Notes from the Frank 8. Davidson Co. :
We are touring Illinois with splendid re-
sults. The company remains as It opened
In August last, except Comedian Geo. F.
Cotter, who Joined last week, and bas al-
ready made himself "solid" with our pa-
trons In his clever specialties. Mr. David-
son has finished his new biblical drama,
based on the sacred book of Esther, and a
production of It will shortly be made.

The Academy of Music at Chelsea,
t of W. A. Wes-
rmancnt Jewish
of Jacob
Sllbert, for four nights each week, which
will be devoted to Jewish plsys. The rest of
the week will be given to road companies.

— Fay Ellis writes: "I will sail for Au-
stralia about Feb. IB, to be absent two years.

dlence with bis seven skilled' musicians. .

rn tour will soon be at an end, on theatres at Kittanning and Punxsutawnry,
account of warm weather approaching. I*.

____ ^_^^_^__^__^__^_ ,— P. P. Hlllman writes: "I hnvo signed
^^^^^^^^*^^^ with tho Spooner Dramatic Co. for rest of
season, to play a Una of Juveniles and
characters.''

— Walter J. Echols, agent for tho Myrkle-
Ilnrder Co.. under direction of Eugene J.
rlall. will close with the company Feb. 1.
lo accept a World's Fair position In St.
Louis.

— Mrs. Salome Catterllne (Juvenile wo-
man) and Warren Catterllne (heavy man),
with Lincoln J. Carter's "Two Little Wolfs"
Co., No. 2, closed Jan. 2.1.

— Ernest Lamson's "Young Tobe noxlo"
Co. lost two days last week on account of
the floods.

— Notes from Fred. Wright's Co. : We
opened at Kingston. N. Y, at the Kingston
opera House, to the largest audience that
has ever greeted a repertory company there
on an opening night Tho advance sale for
the entire week assures capacity business.
The company la composed of bard working
people and has received fine notices. Frco.
Wright has won praise for his work In tho
leading roles, and bis leading lady. Harriet
Hnrton, and our soubrette, Ilcrtle May, have
divided honors with him. Hurt King una
also won praise for his admirable support,
and Paul Machctte's ablo character work
bas added to tho success of the organiza-
tion. Den Howe has assumed the position
of stage director, and the Improvements he
has made has brought tho productions up
to a high standard of merit.

— James W. Thompson, comedian, writes
that be had a pleasant visit with his wife
(Kitty Smith) nnd daughters (I he Sisters
McConnell) at Morrlstown, N. J., last week.
They are in their sixth week with the Klsko
Stock Co. and Mr. Thompson further states
tbat business with that company Is excellent.

gjSjgjk and minstrel

Trovollo writes from Saranac Lake, N. Y.,
under date of Jan. 20, as follows : "We arc
up here playing a week's engagement for
Wm. Morris, at the opera house. This being
race week, or. as they call It, 'Ico canilvul
week,' Mr. Morris concluded to put ln a
vaudeville show for the entire week, some-
thing they have never hail here before. Wt
had a packed house Monday and Tuesday
nlgbt, and a Tuesday matinee that surprised
the manager of the theatre. Mr. Morris lives
about one mile from tbe village of Saranac,
overlooking Saranac Lake. Mr. Morris sur-
prised us by sending two large sleighs, each
drawn by six horses, and gave us a grand
sleigh ride around the city, then to the ice
track. After doing the Ice carnival Mr.
Morris Invited us to his bouse, where we sat
down to a spread arranged by Mrs. Morris,
and there was everything the market affords.
After dinner Mr. Morris called up his Twen-
ty-eighth Btreet office, in New York, by long
distance telephone, and wo sang 'He's a
Jolly Good Fellow,' which was heard dis-
tinctly In the New York office. It has been
a continual round of pleasure for the per-
formers who were lucky enough to be on tho
programme here this week. Wm. Rock, su-
perintendent of the vltagrapb, has been here
all tbe week. The De Foreests. whirlwind
dancers, are also up here for their health.
The show has been such a financial success
that Mr. Morris says be will repeat It In the
near future. On the bill were I Miss Hutch-
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Robblns, Kd. Foster. Calla-
han and Mack, Josephine Russell, Lillian and
Shorty De Witt, the Great Trovollo, New
York Comedy Four, and the American vlta-
grapb."

Camii.io and Tona, acrobats and equili-
brists, played Rradcnburgh's, Philadelphia,
last week, with Boston to follow. They re-
port meeting with success having lost only
six weeks during tbe past year.

Lillian Uamskv writes that she will here-
after be known as Lillian Martlne.

8teineb linos., triple bar performers, re-
port S'lcress for five weeks ovor the far
Western circuit of vaudeville bouses. They
have four moro weeks, cloning In Milwaukee,
Feb. 20, over tbo Crystal circuit. They are
at the Topcka, Kan., Midwinter Exposition.
Feb. 1-0.

Helen Hilliard, of the Great Brlnda-
motir Co., has recovered from a severe casi
of typhoid fever, of eight weeks' duration.
She will sail fur Europe, where she has
accepted an engagement.

John Bt. Leon, of tho Klondyke Four,
has been ill aluco Jan. 4, suffering with
inflammatory rheumatism, In Norfolk, Va.

Tub Timer Pjieli'h, Orren, Millie and
Jack, as the Yankee Farmers, report a very
successful engagement at tbe Orpheum The-
atre, Everett, Wash., for the past three
weeks. Orren Phelps was made an Eaglo
on Jan 17. and aftor his Initiation a ban-
quet was given In his honor.

Tub Gbiiat Maiunixi.as, ring gymnasts,
Inform us of their success wlillo at this
Avenue Theatre, Pittsburg, Pa.

Jack Davih and Bbatricr Hathawai
played Bhtedy's Thontre last week. Th<ty
report excellent success, and have other
good work to fo'low.

Mitchell and Cain have left the Trnns-

DAN 8. BOLT,

"The Georgia Cotton Blossom," who has
met with success In tho South and part of
the West as a black face comedian. Mr.
Holt was tbe principal vaudeville feature
with the Mabel Paige Co. last season. He
has Juat closed a very successful engagement
as principal comedian of the Great Barlow
Minstrels.

— Notes from Wlnnlnger Bros.' Own Co.:
A wave of prosperity bas accompanied us
everywhere since our reopening, Christmas
matinee, at Fairmont, Minn., after four days
of well deserved rest "Clover Dale," the
opening bill, from the pen of our Cbas. Har-
rison, bas all the qualities necessary to
filease and establish the abilities of all tbe
ndlvlduals of tbe company In tho respective
parts. Mr. Harrison Is writing several other
plays, and we will soon be able to boast of
an exclusive repertory. Stella Wlmmer ls

playing leading business, snd It can consist- >i>.uir. u , H> ,. Ala nun- mi
ently Be said that Charles Wlnnlnger Is the atlantlc Show, and will play dates for the
youngest leading man In America. Tbe ros- rest of the season.

ter: Frank Wlnnlnger, manager; Charles Mesibebb or iiib Dainty Pabeb Co. en
Harrison, stage manager; O.F. Bitter, mas- tertslned jncmbers_of Niagara Engine ('<>.,

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ter of transportation ; Sep. Wlnnlnger, leader
of band ind orchestra ; Hay A. Browne, Geo.
Elsold, Joe F. Kuecbler, Jack Ford, Stella
Wlmmer, Gertrude Harrison, Glbney Sisters,
Isca Wlllcott, Ethel Aidrlcb, "Dad" Wln-
nlnger, and the Five Wlnnlnger Brothers.

— Notes from "Uncle Hex:" Good busi-
ness still prevails. Our dally parades at

of New London, Conn., last week. Johii
Conlcy, the comedian of tho show, sang him-
Mlf Into favor; Rnnzetta and llelalr en-
tertained with comedy acrobatic stunts, and
responded to several encurcn, and Ned Nel
son told seveinl fnnny stories. The music
was furnished by Chas. II. Oakley, leader of
Cbas. K. Chaplain's Stock Co.

permits of elaborate staging Wagenhals ft
iior? per proml8e * mott elaborate produc-

-iJn? *? Koch and Nellie Diamond have
a', *^ 9 th the Fales Comedy Co., and Joe
81 »ter joined recently.

- Mrs. Ann E. Gourdler died In this city
Jan. 19. She was nfty-6ve years of age.
nnd ihe mother of Ave children, all of whom
have been In the theatrical profession. Two
daughters, Roslna and Elsie, and a boo,
William, survive her.

Ill be the most pretentions Mr.
bas yet carried.

— Edward and Myrtle Branch have closed
with the Wolverine Theatre Co., after a sea-
son of thirty weeks, and are now at their
home In Bt Louis, Mich.

Jan. 22.

Geo. C. Hale was In town last week to
purchase fire apparatus for tbe fire exhibit
at tbe St. Louis Fair. Mr. Ilanley, proprie-
tor of the Irish Village, accompanied Mr.
Hale.

Loriubi Johnston* and Cabolinb Cooks,
who hsve been playing tbe music hall* ln
England for thepast eight weeks, returned
home Jan. 25. while In Europe Mr. John-
stone signed a contract whereby be secures
Launceaton Elliot for America. Mr. John-
stone states : "Mr. Elliot Is the present sen-
sation at the Pavilion, London, where hi*
feats of strength have made him famous.
On the close of hi* engagement In Pari*,
June next, be come* to tbe United States,
under my management, and should make a
sensation In New York, not only through his
act being unique, but In a social way also,
a* he la cousin to the Earl of Mlnto, at
present Governor General of Canada."

Van Foshbn and McCaulbt. black face
comedians, have Just arrived In New' York
from the coast, and open on the Keith cir-
cuit March 14, with other Eastern dates to
follow.

Alice and Eliza Nelson, of the Nelson
Family, closed with the Rlngling Bros.' Cir-
tuo at Fresno, Cal., and are now playing
vaudeville dates on the Pacific coast, meet-
ing with big success. They write that they
linve booked return dates wherever they have
played. They bavo signed tor tho coining
season with tho Great Wallace Shows, and
will bo known as the Allen Sisters.

Geo. W. IIl-n.hev, ventrlloqulai comedian,
ployed the Btar Theatre. New York, Sunday,
Jan. 17, and the American Theatre, this city,
Jan. 31.

Mi.i.k. Mii.i.a pb Voba, toe danscuae, will
soon make her metropolitan appearance at
tbo vaudeville houses In a new electric nov-
elty act, which was originated for her by
Prof. Claude M. Alvlene.

Burton and Tiiorniiii.l write : "We
closed at Stockton, Cal., Jan. 3, and Joined
Lavln & De Martini's nurlcsque Show, open-
ing at Sacramento. The company Includes:
Carroll and Ncalcy, Stanley and Anderson,
Burton and Thornhlll, Birdie Diamond.
Helen Fenton, Beatrice Raymond, ten bur-
lesque- women, Billy Qulnn, musical director:
i Joe Nathan, manager, and Doc Nathan, In
advance."

Kid Kinolino, Hank Grlswold, Alva Knls-
kcrn and Gussle Jacqua closed with Stovens'
Superb Minstrels at Chester, Pa,, Jan. 22,
nnd were entertained by Chester Lodge, B.
P. O. Elks.

IlAiaiix and Dean, after an absence of six
months, will return to vaudeville with their
new act, by Goo. Totten Smith, "In Other
People's Clothes."

Tub Marriott Twinb write: "We mel
with big success In our new act at Cleveland
laBt week.

Tub Ghbat Bunkerr opened at the Stand
ard Thontre, Houston. Tex., Jan. 4, and l»
well booked through that State.

Tub Youno Asieiiican Quintet are still
playing London, Kng.. with success. They
were last week at Leeds, Eng., and have re-
ceived several contracts for 1005. Miss
Hporum, lender of the quintet, will play one
of the leading girl parts In a pantomime
next Christmas.

Belmont and Suttrii report that their
SSXaS^S ", Tlie Installment Man and tbe
Maid, by Jack II. Sutter, Is mooting with
approval.

Mab Jackson and Loveland Sisters are
meeting with success In Alaska. They write
that they have tho entire Northern circuit
booked to follow — twenty-ono consecutive
weeks.

Eudib Miles, of Miles and Raymond, In
rorms us that ho recently purchased a brown
stone front house on llalnbrldgo Stroel,
Brooklyn, and presented It to his wife, Daisy
Raymond.

Burt Barnes, trap drummer, has signed
for the coming Summer nt Silver Lake Park.
Akron, O., which will bo his sixth season
there.

Nellie Wilson was taken suddenly III
wlillo playing Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn., and
the BIJou Circus, of which sho Is a member.
was consequently compelled to cancel the
balance of tbo Poll circuit

Al. Anderhon and Billy Hniaas, "Klngi
pf Colored Comedy," with the Jero McAu
llffo Co.. nftcr twolvo successful weeks, will
close Fob. and open on the Orpheum cir-
cuit, commencing Feb. IB, at Denver, Col.,
returning East in Juno. They announce
putting on the rond, for tbe fourth season,
tho negro production, "Lady Africa."

Couture and Gillette, comedy acrobats.
after a visit to their home*, are on tho Sben
circuit, wllh return date* on the Keith clr-
MM t0 ,low ' ' Ihcy nr0 D °oked up unt I

Anderson, "the Male Melba," reports suc-
cess at the Odeon Theatre, Baltimore, week
of Jan. 11. He opened on tho Ca«to clrcu'i
Jan. 25, at Fall River, Mass., with Lawrence
and Lowell to follow.

Latimer and Lbiok write: "We are In
our twenty-soventh week as a special vaude-
ville feature with the Myrklo-IIarder Stoik
Co., Eugene J. nail, manager. Our sub
slltutlon mystery continues to create ar«u-
ment ami discussion wherever presented, anil
never falls to baffle the committees who
nightly conio upon the stage to tie and bind
us with ropes, and Inspect tho act."

Frmdeiiick Caldwell, singing, dancing anil
character change performer, is at tho Palace
'i hcatro. Syracuse, N. Y. this week, with llm
Howard, Bostou, and Austin & Stones in
follow.

Tub BrnAouBLi.os wrlto : "We are In our
sixth week with the Bam T. Jack's Own Co.,
nnd our novelty burlesque musical act, "Sh-
tan's Pastime," Is making good. We closorl
a successful engagement over the Novell)
nnd Kniplro circuits at Denver. Col."

Tub Columuian Trio write from Olasgow,
Scotland, under date of Jan. 14, as follows :
"Wo are now at tho beginning of tbo tblril
month of our success on tho Moss tour. It
Is a great satisfaction to see the way the
American act* are received over horo. Th x
weok wo fool very much at homo, as wo have
with us Delmore and Wllwn, Mullcr ami
Coyne, and Burke, Moller nod Tolor, nil
Americans. We aro In receipt of the hand-
»ome Christmas edition of The Clii'ieii.
which has beon a source of great ploastnr
to us, as well a* to tho English performers.
Claire, tho phenomenal doll pianist, is »
source of much conjecturo a* to her actual),
being a II vo girl Instead of an animated au-
tomaton she represents In the act, until hi-r
Identity Is rovcaled at tbe finish of "in
Khow. We are the recipients of many onVr«
for the continent and Australia, but as yi-t
wo are undecided as to what course we w II
pursue. There I* certainly a great field over
here for good, bright acts, as they aro great-
ly in demand, and all performer* over here
aro doing finely."

Mil and Mrs. Edwin B. Lang will lu.'ii
their silver wedding anniversary on Feb. L
at Seattle, Wash.

McIntyrb and IIkath rejoined tbe Or-
pheum Show at Denver, Col., Jan. 25.

Job IIrennan closed with tbo Whlti-iy
Opera Co., playing "Whon Johnny Coiimm
Marching Home," on Jan. 80, and will pluj
dotes at vaudeville. •'

Collinh and Haut write i "Wo sailed for
Europe Dec. 2, opened at the Tlvoll for f> ur ■
weeks, and havo made a big success. We
were Immediately engaged at tho Kmii'if
mi ■'*, weeks, commencing March 14. ami
will sail back home May 11, to fulfill n-
gagoment* which we hold, snd will return lo
huropo Dec. 4, 1004. to play return engine
tnents at the Kmpire and the llarraaforil
lour. We hare been offered dates in Bomli
Africa and Australia, but did not accept."

Jack Davis and Beatrice Hathaway
bavo Joined hands. The team will be known
M Dnvlsand Hathaway, in a sketch will leu
by Mr. Davis.

t I"? aAI """"« Taw (Conley, Darling ami
Jnfflo) have worked twenty *uccessful week*
with the Innocent Maid* Burlesque Co..
W i here 'J ;bcjr wr,te ' thelr » c ' b the hit of the
olio. They play a return date at Tony Pas-
tor s, New York, the end of this season.

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particulars at the Exchange Office, M Rait Uth
fit , GERMAN SAVINGS SANK BLDG., N. Y.

Established it years

ARRANJEJIS^COMPOSERS

Wepar Royalty for good compositions. PIOBRRR
PPB. 00.. 1* to M Qnlney St., Chicago.

new coo if soira.

ON, CARO-MY CAROLINE.

W. I. L1MRTT CO,
Av*,0»lOafo,rU.

By SPECIAL ABBAH6EH6HT

With DAVID BALASC0, the

»

"THE WIFE,"

"LORD CRUMLEY,"

"THE CHARITY BALL,,"

"MEN AND WOMEN,"

WILL HEREAFTER BE TJNDKR THE SOLE

MANAGEMENT OF

■RS. HENRY 0. DE MILLE,

KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE BUILDING,

1109 Broadway.
Offlco )»08, NEWlfORK CITY.

RSTABLISHED Straight

188S. or Comedy.

J. WIENER.

GARMENTS FOR the STAGES
AND STREET ATTIRE.

m BAST 14tta STBBBT, SEW TORI,
1448 BBOADWAT,

Broadway Theatre Bid*.

12

TO ORDER

PROFESSIONAL

M n am n« ioo for »5 Centa.

UfRllillal Style.Bcslcard Stock,
""■■'■ ■" with name, address
and company. Booklet and samples
tree. Agent* wanted.

Dept. O.,

RECORD CARD CO..

Watertown. N. Y.

BOB 4.1IIOK ACTION USE A "CROSS"

LETTER HEAD

IT** Samples, Oontr aota, Ticket*. Envelopes, Kto.

01088 %dra^rorn s^ CHICAGO.

Pkfl. BTAOI MONRT. 1*0. BOOK OP OUTS. too.

NUSICAL GLASSES

substantial, load, pare it
tone, easy to tune and play
Photo*, references, oata
logs*, with full lnf ormatlo*

Haw «• play glausi
• uocesafull t , will be tent or
receipt of Uo. AJnaMl*.
Quasophone Mfr,, AM Lenox Ata, Hew Tort City.

"Tell It To Me"

KBHDAIxI/B 8d BOOJC

KW — sTUSTOUT.

For sale on all trains and new* stands, or by

null. Roe. Address EZRA KENDALL,
SO Santa Tth At*., Ht. Vernon, N. V.

gaga Man Dramatic and VandowUlo

II L i Instruction. Bend no money,

riirr Slmplj Name, Address and lo.

I 1 1 nana stamp. A grand opportunity.

ALPHA ACAvKII, • SOOTH B0STI1, 1188.

FORTUNES MADE

BY BVYINO AND OPBRATINQ

The Tonawanda

$IOOOpHMontli

Steam Riding Sallery

MADE BY

Armitage-Herschell Co.,

North Tonawanda. N. Y.

•S to 11« Oliver St.

The Inventors and Original Manufacturers.

CO.

Hr

CIRCUS CANVASES.

Poles and Stakes, BEATS, Flags, E to.

BLACK TENTS

FOR MOVING PICTURE WORK.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS,

Front* and Bannara lor Stratt Fair*.

agents tor KIDD'S PATENT CIRCUS LI6HTS.

U North Ann St., CHICAGO, ILL.
Fake Lake St Elevated anywhere on the Loop.
Ann St. Station Is fourth atop over the river, firs
minutes' ride from centre of olty^ .

8TERE

OPTI-

CON,

$15,

With Electric Are, Calclom or Ac*tyl*n*
Llcht Ilustrated Song Slides, 26c., colored
FILMS BOUGHT AND SOLD. _.

L. HBTZ, 802 B. 23d 8trest. New Tort City.

WELD0NWILLIAM5&LICK

T 'A'O . COLOR

TICKETS

FORT SMITH ;ARK.

tsr%s-% VISITING

ISaaTSaa* CARDS Postpaid .

Oorreet style* and sizes. Order Ailed day received.

Booklet "Card Style" Free t Also bnslnsM.

professional and fraternal card*. We hat*

cuts of emblems for all societies.

B. J. BCHUBTER PTO. & MNO. CO.,

_^ Pap*. jBj. Bt. la*nla. Ma.

m

lU"3An5'

$£BBUARY (>.

THE IXEZW YORK CLIPPER,

1189

TP

TDBF KIHG

SO TXT Or

A "Craoker Jack" Song. Dedicated to PLUNGER JOHN J. RYAN.

; . Send Program and Stamps for Free' Ormv Address

• before March 1JL 1904.

. . ■ # - . . *

Pathetic Child Song. SLIDES READY.

MARY E. FISCHER, 912 Union Trust Bldg,, Cincinnati, 0,

THUTRICIL HOTELS

BOARDIHB HOUSES.

.METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Broadway and

win. Bt., Hew York. European Plan. Room* ft •
jrae eynp. Wr_B .Mott.Prop. ; M.EjfoNjU^, Mgr.

A CSTIN mmd STONE' s Annex , Boston, Ban.
Rooms and table board. A<un. tickets to boarder*
w ho room elsewhere. ENOLBHA RT & ROBE,

'. PALACE HOTEL, Chicago, H. B. Humphrey,
prop. Rates: European, {3.60 per week; wlthpri-
fate bath, g7. QUARK BT. Cable to all theatre*.

ST. CHARLK8 HOTEL, 16 80. Clark St,
Chicago; Bobt, J. Gonld, Prop. Theatrical Head-
* aaTtars.R6o ms $« to »7 p e r we ek.Bteam heat.bath*

NATIONAL "SMP&

1**1 ■ IWIHlil p- A. DOOLE Y, Prop.

' WA TEU HOUSE, Howard and Somerset
tits., Boston, Hags. Central location. Excellent
meals. EM1LT T . BANNWART, Prop.

' BBS FttANKLUi HOUSE, 24 Somerset St
Boston, Mass., opp. Court House. Fine board and
rooms at reasonable rates. Mrs. Mary Thomas.

: ttOVtOT HOUSE, 83 Lee St., Lowell,
JJH*. KacGregor, Prop. Prot.'a home. All modem
OonTenlenoes. V> per week. Cold bottle after show,

PICVKRB HOUSE,

'' GUiBK and MICHIGAN STREETS, OHIOAQO.
Amenpan, $2 and up; European, 76cts. and Dp
Special Bates to Theatrical Profession.
■ ' ■ 8. A. CROWE, Proprietor.

KAISERHOF -^'^^

European.

nits ST.. near

Jackson, CHICAGO.

SPECIAL RATES. SEW GERMAN RESTAURANT

._. VIEW HOVSB & RESTAURANT,

I W. NEWTON, COB. WASH., BOSTON, MASS.
jririt Class borne Tor Profs. Furnished Booms
and Board, 16 week. M A PRIOE BOEO, Prop.

BTROBB HOTEL,)** andS46 W. UHbST.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAS.
T IT.0OB1NOLE, $6.00 DODBLB PER WEEK.

A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, Ml West Madlsco
«., Chicago; established las*. Bnsiness legal tad
i nlet. Branc hes! and TmUJHm In other Htates.

CHEAP Fll_«H,~_ovlng picture Machines,
Cameras, Lantern*, Lenses. Song slides and supply
sold and bought. SpeMal fllmsand slides made,
Shows given. Expert mechanics. Oerman Am.
Ulfie. A PlJtnOO., lit E^ 08th St., N. Y. T«I.4 MJ. IB.

Ml 8H' COMPOSED A\D ARBA.VI1ED
for any Instrument or number of instruments.
Songs, words and _ub1:, sketcties.eic. Send stamp.
0HA8. L. L EWIS. 4„ R i chmon d St., Cincinnati, 6{

HOW TO BECOME A CONTORTsOH I NT.

Front and Back Rending, each trick illustrated.
Me._Morphei'B_8chj>ol,8;f. N 12th 8t..Fhlla.,Fu.

WANTED, Two or Thren Good Perform-
ers, man mid wlfo preferred. Must do two
turns oneli In hl(j Bhow ; n good common cook,
nlso n man for tho Advance, onn that. 1* ox-
porlnnced with little shows. FRANK ADAMS,
Southern Show . .Mdorson . lnd. Tor.

MEDICIN B BEN, Doctors ! Bcltsonly $12 per

S-o. Bargain; cannot be duplicated when gone,
endaome cartoons free. 60 other styles Elec.
Beits with handsome boxes; Elec. Insoles, tin.
uoz. prs.; Elec Jars, "ic. doz.; Soap, $2.10 gro.
Sosp Jars and Print all cash ; Elec. Belts half cash.
Write for price list and lecture free. largest and
best equipped E. B. Mfgrs. In U. S. and located in
centre. Est. „yra.
THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO.,BurHngton,Kan.

HOVAL HUNOAHIAN ORCHE8TRA1D

Fall Uniform at most satisfactory terms. I am able
to furnish music for Theatre Concerts, Private
Houses, all occasions, at reasonable rates; weekly,
monthly and Mason engagements taken. S. TU-
LEJA, Leader, 811 N. Lawrance St., Phtla., Pa.

i CHBBTBRPIHLD.— Elegant Hotel: modem.
Perfect cnitlne, service, appointments. European
plan . 1 1. M . HAN RAHAN , Prop., Petersbnrg. Va.

hobinbon hotel, buffalo, n. v., wash-

RULING'S

Hotel. Headquarters for
the profession. 7th and
Walnut Bts., ST. LOUIS.

. TRAFALGAR, 116-111 East 14th BL, New York,
opp. Dewey. Booms coo., «Cy $1, $1.60 day; $2.64
to $1 week. W. D. HANN1GAN, Propr.

HOTEL SAVOY, Yonngstown, Ohio.— Euro-
Man plan; new; rooms, fioc, 76c., $1; headquar-
ters for profession; convenient to theatres; cor.
Boardman and Champion Sts. A.J. Or nhper.Pro p.

Mill

iTi,«l$, double.

W aha all i Madison, CHICAGO.
O. C.Vanghan, Prop. Strictly
American Plan, $8-$lli single;

SIC BOSLER'S NEW HOTEL, 2nd and

Jefferjon Bts., Louisville, Xy. Amer. plan. Rates
$7 doable, $8 single. Everything new bnt Bio.

HOTEL OXFORD, Canal A Adams Sts., West
aide, CHICAGO. American A European. Special
rttes to Professionals. FRANK HUNT. Proprietor,

' THE MURLLBR,Tor-erly CLIPPER HOTEL,
will treat yon right In regard to rates and service,

EIIGHT &UNCH Without Extra Charge,
than 3 mlnntei' walk of all the leading
res. Write ahead for room.
-QHAB.MPELLEBJR., PROP., Milwaukee, Wis.

HANAftER actors A book Tree with the

address of all the popular theatres in the I'nlted
Slates, population of every town nnd manager's
address. Send Iflc. to nay postage.

<:. c liOLAN (Wig Maker),
.121 Green St.. Loekport, N.Y.

ELEPHANTS, Tigers, Lions anil All Kinds
of Wild Animals. Orders hooked now. Elephants
from £160 earn: Tigers, f.'.t. and ho on. cheapest
honse In the world. Established a century,
wii.liam JAHRAOH, Stoke Newlngton, London.
England. Bole address. ■

LITHOGRAPHS 1 CENT EACH, un-
lettered cross-lining space; Vaudeville, Reper-
toire, Burlesque, Dramatic, Opera. Bend $1 for
loo samples. Opera House contracts 600. per loo.
B. BUTLER, 1M W. Madison St., Chicago.

MI'SICIANS: Send for descriptive clrcnlnr
and prices ot the Ilnlton Cornets nnd Slldn
Trombones. They nro generally concpflort to
bo the best, for professionals. Address
FRANK HOLTON, 70 Madison St., Chicago.

BT. JAMBS HOTEL, TOLEDO, O. Ameri-
can Plan. Theatrical Headqnarters. $1.2S single,
$1 double: $o and $7 per week.

HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS.
—Three different hooksi or 10 ots. All kinds of acts.
MORPHET'S SCHOOL. S8T N. 12th St.. Phlla., Pa.

CALLIOPE WANTED— I wnnt to buy it
Small Calliope; must be in No. 1 condition nnd
chenp; rIvi* full particulars nnd very lowest
price first letter. HUNK ADAMS.

• Southern Show, Alderson, lnd. Ter.

M. 8TRA88MAN.

ATTORNEY, 853 Broadway, New Tnrk City.

NEW YORK, 102
HAST 16th ST.,

FAOiBG UNION SQUARE. All modem Improve
menu* SPECIAL low RATES to the profession,
ffratuileDta $1 day up. CUAS. L . HARRELL.jIgr.
EXCELLENT Rooms and Board, $s, up. Con-
venient to all theatres. Es'b'd -78. BROWN, 240
E.vQhlQ St., Chicago. Telephone 6321, Dearborn .

HUt't New Hotel Gad. ff»JBgB

jfaans Me. to 7So. per day; f2.ro and: $3.oo a week.
Eidtos' Restanranl on second Ooor. No. 6 E. 4th
-,t, l^fUmlngton, Del. O. R. HOLT, Prop.

i

HOTEL VELEY

EUROPEAN PLAN.

• "tm Special weoklyrates to the profession.
m v'»rk St.. Chicago. Most central loctttlon In City

( IROUB Agent Wanted ; experienced, not afraid
■ flf,»n>ri;olose contractor, anbor and rellablo,Who
know* middle States and East, Two car B. It.
•how.- State what you can and will do; lowest
KSlkrVflrst letter. Jas. W. Beattle, 303 E. LewlsSf,
Vo tt Wayne, lnd.

WMfBD AT ONOE-Sketch Team (man
and woman); both sing and dance; change for
«v«ek-_lso good Single Acts. Novercmse. Must
jQiaFch.d. PlByloglarge towns and cities.

MOB. OBEOON MED. CO., East Vasselbcro, Me.

..(•CAHS WANTED— Will buy or lease Com-
lilhatlon Baggage and Bleeping Car, f oft. or
longer, or Baggage Car, State wliat yon have In
big car equipped Tor passenger sorvlce. Ftilipnr-
r«nurs Jirst letter. James W. Bcattie, son B.
r^'wUBL,Fori_Wayae,lnd 1 _

LOT OF FILMS WANTED,

■Mriglo, Comic, etc. FILMS, Oarerf CLIPPER.
iLITIIOS.ONB CBNT BACH, AN V ST*»,B
WND % IoISnTS FOR SAMPLES. JOHN GORDON,

S.W.Cor. Eighth and Waln« SuecM^itbuJPit

1 FINK WHITE TAIL GNPs; or Horned

Horses; cheap lots. 7 NylghaleR; cbeap lots. 20
Spotted Axis Deer, 40 Kangaroos. 10 Enmea; cheap.
SO Black Swans, etc. WILLIAM JAMRAOH, Stoke
Newlngton, London, England.

FOR HALE or rent, Mocha&ical Wax Figures,
Illusions, Pirn* Snakes, Marionettes, Paintings,
Slurred Animals. Buy. sell or exchange. Send stamp
for answer. J. D SWEET, Atlantic City, N. J.

WANTED -Fowler'^ vaudeville Company,
Clever. Petite S. and D. Sonhrettc; Ladles doing
reilni'd sots. Tent, Black or Wnlte. Films tor
cash. Aftrnt on nor cent or partnership. Address

_ JOHN C. FOWLER, Bradford. Pa.

TENTS aiad BAND WAGON for sale: cue

7ii\inoi't., ii«cii a sea„D, $7'<: 3-.v1r.fi., $K); onn
Band Wagon, $-,. Wanted. party with money 10
Invest In Tom Show. All kinds of show property
forsale. LOOK «.i. Jamestown. N. V. '

GOOD VIOLIN AND CLARIONET

PLAYER would like to locale and plav in town
where there is Theatre and dance Business.
Would do light work on the sldo. Address I'RED
HOSTETTER, Muslclsn. Newport. Ky.

WANTED -Piano or organ Player, Sight
Reader, todonhte Violin: must join on wire. Pic-
ture Machine Man with plenty of lllms and Bong
Slides; name Films and slide- you have; capable
of changing tor one week. Small towns. Name
very lowest; those that double Brass preferred.
E. L. Doty and Lew Dale, write. Harry La Reane,
week Feb. 1, (ilens Falls, N. V.: week Feb. s, Eagle
Mills, N. Y. (Rensselear Co).

WANTED UUICK-Oood A 1: Around Come-
dian with Specialties who can put on iloiActs
and make them go, good Novelty Aria, -mull S.
and D. Lady, Sister Teams. All must change for
one or more weeks. Mention if you vamp organ .
Make sslarv low: forget It. Join on wire. Tickets,
no, no. Taylo r's Concert Co., Columbia City, lnd.

AT LIBBRTY — Com. Sketch Team, Man
and Wife; Singles .and Doubles, Machine and
Illustrated Songs, good B. V. Song and Dance
Com. Can ,om on wire. If no tickets, don't
write. THE EARLS. 82 Brosil St., Illica, N. Y.

FOR SALE- You that read this ad . send
stamp for circular- of i:alatea, that will give you
an Income of $r.on to $.'.00 per week the rest of ymir
life. This is 00 Mun. Investigate. CHARLES I'.
WESTON, l:f Spruce St., Lawrence. Mnss.

WANTBD, GOOD MBDICINB PER.

FORMERS, Singing and Dancing Comedians who
can make good; Other Useful People, write.
Would be pleased to hear from Al Lecturer, bnt
must belt. W, .1. Mansfield, Peirolla, Butler C"..Pa.

PRIVILEGES

FOR BALE,

ELKS' BAZAAR,

MAIN FLOOR, TOWN HALL,

MERIDEN, CONN.,

FEB. 8-13, INCLUSIVE.

Only Legltlmoie Concessions Wanted. Have 4
Ten-foot Spaoes at $20.W Each, Send Deposit.
Cane Rack sold.

BELASC0 THEATRE £-!*_%•

Tnder the sole direction of DAVID BELASCO.
Evening* punctually at *. Mm . Saturday at 2.

HENRIETTA GROSNAN,
Sweet Kitty Bellairs."

In the
Sew Play,

UlincnH Tih.atiu:, 4011 St., near Broadway.

nUUdilrl Rvg,,, j,™. _ At „. o/ed. and Bat., itn.

C1IAS. It. HARRIS Manng.-r

ROBERT KOKSON,

IN RICHARD HAKMNU DAVIS'

Hanson's Roily.

BT If f ifl_ *fl EVENINGS. S.16.
TTALLl-bD, O, M ATH., WED. AND SAT., 2.

nalrM
nnxly. The

See. Ade's %
COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

B. F. KEITH'S

Iniarnational Oircnlt. Theatrical EnterprUM.

R. F. ALBKK, General Manager.

HIOll CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

8. K. HODGDON, Booking Manager. Association

ot VaudevUle Manager*, St. JafflM Bldg., Uroad-

N. Y.

way and seth St..

FOR SALE— Eight Uniform Coat* and Hel-
mets, 10 Banner Boy Uniforms, 10 Beautiful Pa-
rade Banners, 2 Large Papier Maohe Figures, 1:
Good Working Tom Dogs, 12x21 Transformation
and ice Scenes, l Complete Set Small Scenery, l
Loud Telescope Organ. 2Cood Drums. All In good
shape. Address CM AS YORK, CarbonJaJe, Pa.

"ENGAGEMENTS Wanfil at once by two

Good. Clever Ladles, experienced In parts and
specialties. Good wardrobe. Very neat In dress
and appearance. Reliable mgrs, only. Add. MIbs
Starr-0. Raynos. 280 WestOhio, Indianapolis, lnd.

~ FOB i»*Llt— rEDIsbYiTlNETOBOOPE (Exhl-
bltloni, with Electric Lamp and Rheostat, gr..'..
EDISON, care of CLIPPER,

STREET MEN AND GRAFTERS -We are

manuricturers of ths Chemical Microscope or
Magnifying Glass ; al-to Wine Glasses and Baby
Bottles. Send stamp for price list. OHICAGO VIAI,
AND M'F'C. CO.. l&isa W. Lake St., Chicago. III.

WANTED, Vaudeville Acts thai have not ap-
peared East, and all those contemplating vaude-
ville, to address VAUDEVILLE STUDIO, 131 Sth
Ave, NY. Public hearings and openings. Coach-
ing and engagements secured. Want mo people to
study. be i-oa-hed and rehearBcd fur vatulevllle.

CAN USE

Oriental Show

OR ONE OTHER GOOD ONE FOR

ELKS' BAZAAR,

MAIN FLOOR,

NEW LONDON, CONN.,

FEB. 6-15, INCLUSIVE.

Address IRA TOCBB, Sfgr.,
HOTEL ROYAL, New London, Conn.

AT LIBERTY,

CLIFFORD B. SMITH,

JUVENILE LEADS.

MABLE E. SMITH,

INQK.NUES,, JUVENILES, OUAIIAOTEIIS.
Write or wire, No. 3M GO0R8!> ST..

McKeesport, I'a.

99

"NAPPY LEE,

A SLOW DRAG BY JOE JORDAN.

THE BIGBEST HIT OF THE SEASOB.
leaders send 10c. for complete orcheitratlou.
THE AGNEW MDSIO Pl'llLISUING CO,
Des Moines, la.

v WANTBD, to hof Plate Gloss LwgbtagM'r-
ror7:*s8ialc price and condition. PHOTO
STL'DIO.-No. 62t8 niierlor8t., Cleveland, 0.

~»i' ANTBD. Sketch Tcsm, good 8. and D. Oome-
dlfeSoiibretti or Sister Team. Must bavewaid-
rebSSd change for two weeks. State all ; will aa-
a^DTwIreVCa Reamea. Read and Write, answer.
Bpolea ¥•* Chicago Jul M*y. While Spear,
Lemoni, 111,

vPOa SALE, Indlun Bill's Wild Wert Stock
ami flat IJaw, Advance Car, Canopy, Baggage

Wafos*. Stage Coach, Emigrant Wagon, Hand
ffaloE Ticket Wagon, HweiT Tally Ho coach Re-
Sr^aSeatt. Harneas, Baddies. Augustus Jones.
e.Httton forge, Va,

.FOR SALE— Entire Bhow Outfit: New 70
foot Bound Top, one so toot Middle Piece if,
)3tf$-b,M Seats, nine «*« ^ £"_,"
lingtSsvreterved, nine tiers high,; Flap Bick*.

*^lSfigSB8&3Xotffi& I Ot MB. W.oted, MACHINE, car. of CUPPEB.

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN— Something entirely new
for Side Shows, Museum*, Parks, store Shows.
Whole show Itself, on large elevated stage. Will
sell or exchange for tents, picture machines,
steroopl Icons, circus wagons, or any show goods.
v L. B. 483, Jamest own, N. y.

TO INTRODUCE OCR PRINTINO.-

100lelterneads,26c.: 200,40c.: 600,76c. Envelopes
same, naif tone, $1- 3,000 32da, 76c; stickers,
30c: hards, .iflc : coupons, l.-.c.etc. Samples, 4c.
OAKLAND SHAW PRINT, Ponliac, Mich.

WANTBD, HUSTLING WAGPN SHOW Agent
who Is a close contractor and who can and will
handle a brush. Only experienced men who can
furnish reference that will bear investigation
need apply. Alio want Singing andTslklng Clown
who does concert turns, nod useful people for
small wagon show. Low, sure sal arles.

AI F. WHEELER'S NEW MODEL SHOWS,
Box 444, Sohenectady, N. Y.

' WANTBD AT ONCE -Medicine Lecturer
that Is office worker. Tou must be good, and
eettho money. Yon must be a good talker n"d
anood olllce worker, and have good appearance.
Salary or per cent . 1 have a first class compsny
and play big towns, and never close. This is a
good position for a good man. Address BILL*
8ENRAB, Care 0? Ben rah'* Vaudeville nnd
Bov elty Co., Elma, Iowa.

BLACK ART, FLYING LADT, Statue Turn-
Ins to Life, Ventriloquist Figures, Organ, Paint-
ings, Mechanical Wax Flgnres. Illusions, Books
nn'llaglc Etc. W. H. J. BHAW, Victoria. Mo.

WANTED HDICK— Irish and. Dutch sing-
Inir and Dancing Comedian and Other Caefnl Peo-
ple, change forone week, work afterpieces: organ
p ayerapreferred; (also AI Lecturer, Bo«U_<
on per cent). Sure salary, steady wort, to good,
reliable peowe; tell all first letter. HOTSPRINCB
HED CO.. Oraoevllle. Minn

FOR BALANCE OF HEASON,

Claude Lewis and Clara Lewis

Juveniles, neavles I Le.idlng

auil Characters. | IlitslnCris.

Thoroughly reliable. First class companies only,
-lolnt engagement. Addrcis
OiiAi DE LEWIS, <«W Park Place, St. Paul, Minn.

PASTOR'S

LAVK.S'llKR .V rOMSOS. WARD k OURRAN.

FLSKl: A Mi I10NOIGII.
IRENE HIANKI.IN-, PANT/KKTItlo,

MELK Ol.lVi:. THE I KUMARS,

THE GOTTLORS. LAW80N A NAMON,

THE I SUERS, ST. I. Ol IS I .MR.

THE AMERICAN V1TAGRAPII,
Anil iii an Extra Attraction.

vhb MATINEE TODAY.

Dewey Chin, Blossoms Burlesquers,

B. 14th BL S BCRI.F.SQTJF.S. NOVBLTIESj

Huber's l Vv. Museum

GEO, II. RUBER, Propr.
WANTBD AT ALL TIMES, Living BOBMNMS,
Freak* of Nature, also Flrat Class VaudovlUe Aota
tor Theatre. Address J . H. ANDERSON, Manager.

i

FIFTEEN M1NTTE8 IN ONE.

FI8KE STOCK CO.

RICHARD PITROT,

Touring In Europe On
Important Business.

Address N«. ~ SCH ARNUOHST S'l RAhhl 1,

BERLIN. GERMANY.

"THE JOLLY TRIO"

CnSHING. MERRILL and KBIOKRON.

BROOKS BROS.

THIS WEEK, FEB. 1,
.IBPFEKS THEATRE, SAGINAW, Midi.

"SIMPLE 1 TOMPKINS"

More than iimklng good at Chicago Clubs.

WOULD LIKE to hear from "HUT Air"
Mercli'tiis to look after "Stea mer" T run ks.

KOPPE.

CI 1 1 15 A COMPLETE WAOONSHOW,
\S|iV, HOOD AS NEW,
UftUU* WITH OR WITHOUT HORSES.
Soli Cheap. Vou can organize here. Open In April.
Advance Baggage and Passenger Wagons, Cage*,
IlarneaB. Saddles, Wardrobe, Tents, Heats, Light*.
Poles. All small articles will ill. up any size show
wanted as to Horsen and Wagons, Canvas good;
all property A No. 1. Come see a bargain and
chaooo of life. Oan 1110 quarters here Free 'till
April -. SUN BROS, l.'i3 Boriniidu 81.. Norfolk, Vu.
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THEWE8TERN BUREAU

Of Tjii) CUMI I* toealed nt Hooni Tiirj,
Ashland 6 Block, Chicago, Walter K. Hill,
manager and • correspondent, where ndver-
flsonients anil subscriptions arc received at
our regular rules.

THE LONDON BUREAU

Located 1 at 48 Crauboum SI., London, \V. C,

K II. .V, Montreal. — Yea;. when n cnll la I,cnlle Davis la In Chicago, and raay

made all iiliijerw who stay In muMt show put out "A Wise Woman" for a (taring tour

their entire baud* hi the laiard. of the middle West ,E. II. lilacoy anil

A. I., ierre Halite.— The player's couten- fain My 'are In Florldn W. D. Coxey,

lUni Ih groundless. Ah lil» bet on the four editor of, The Uayteuod Jlciahl. printed

resulted In a "split," nud ns there wcro'tio la one of Chicago's siiburlx, nas eone

"rail ' beta, the dehomlnntlon of the "bock" Krntt to begin • bis mi nil season as

card, had no ls>nrlng. whatsoever no the play, an editorial writer In advance of the

• •<• r«— Wo do not understand yonr query ; Itanium Mm Sidney Kills - "Eric of ,

Wllle-aunlu. and he uzpllelt.. Swwk-n" Co. has bein rehearsliiK la Chh-ngn n i„ n t;" Xance O'Nell. In repertory «»ne< ;ln i

• l\. ami «., Tletrolt. — K loses: In draw the past week, preparatory to opening la Kc- matliwes), at the Tremout : "If Women were
l«>ker,. ir a player Jooka at his cards before uoalia. Wis., Jan. .11. Hen ihnilricloi will j|en." at the lirnnd opera; '•m pnl ^,,2! n,r ;
discovering Unit he 1ms more or less than lie starred In this new dialed piece, and
the proper number his hand b dead, and he Charles I~ Walters will have the mannse-

aiands out of Hi., itilme fur Hint deal. If niem nf the i.iiupnnv Arthur 1". I«m-

lie dlsi-overs and minoiinceg the fact be/ore pin Is playing club and society - dates In

Chicago with his vaudeville novelty "'

Boston.— The changes ft the theatres
this week arc: Mmc. Charlotte Wlchc uml

■mpanv in ilu- uhibc; Charles Uawtrey,
In "%.• Mim from lllankley's.' at the Uol-
lis- Uie Hen Orvel 1'layers, In "The Merchant
il Venice." nt Cblckerlnr luih tli.- tu!3ct8,

a "Clndcrell. Mi Q*^*g£jgQ*2B

it: -ifWoi
?ra; Kuget.
In -Zaxa." at Hie « •olunihla ; , "fho SIot i of
the Knur." nt the Hall : "The Stain of O "lit.
„t the Huh; "Wild Oats." nt the Castle
Miumre. and "Not llallty." «'««»"'£
Siimirc. The liiislncss showed some signs
>» of linprovement Inst week, and an excellent

Knsiern vaiidi.vll!i- in.nlilngs Harry T. B reruge might have lsi-n recorded had the

It.ivmond gm* with "Krle of Sweden" in weather Im».'ii more favorable.

musical director The Chirk Strei«t Mu- OmM Tiikatbk f8talr & Wilbur, mnno-

heiini, soniewluil altei'il In Its Interior plans B ersi. — For the second nltractlon at this
from previous condlllon.4, o|s-ne<l ThursiUiy ijnuse Managers Ktalr * Wilbur offer Aline.
uflcruiNiii, and conlluues to draw crowds
*-»s»

'■Winnie
rial Tompkins." preparatory to Inklog up Ii

out socrii African i.in ri:u.

irtmi ut ii nw.v cnnacsfoNUKST.)

JolIANNKSIIl'Uli. IlKC. '24, 1SMKS.
The Kinpire opened- last week, after having
been closed about four weeks, aud the house
was a record one, although no special nllrae-
I Ions were hilled. Johiinncshiirgers never up-
prcchilcil th\* imislc hull so lnucli us when
it closed, and there wns no place they could
go aud smoke, consequently they turned out

We do not Impart Information relating * n full force nt the reopening
to the private ufMIrs of any one.
MIMCF.IXAMiOlS.

Charlotte Wiche. the French actrcsa, and her
.oinpuiiy, In comedies and pantomimes, the
engagement to be of.n fortnights duration,
is-glnnlng on Mondny «f UiU week, riie
iilnys to be given during the first week :
••Tb-a-Tsc." "I/ii Main." "Houpcr d Adieu.
"I/Ilomme iiux I'oupwH." •'Oros Chngrln
and -'Ijz Je Nc Sals Quol. ' llanlona Su-
is-rba" had satisfactory returns during Its
two weeks' sojourn.

lliu.i.iK Stukkt Tiibatuk (Isaac It. Ukb,
iniinngcr).— Jlary Manncrlng enjoyed proa-
perlty at this house lust week, and very
little fault was found with her vehicle,
■•Harriers Honeymoon." In fact, the corn-

In full force nt the reopening. The pr.- . „ r0V(H i to i^ „ t iipulile one. excellently

gramme, though not a long one, wns very "• '. , „, n „ 1K i fimrlea llnwtrey and

g.s-1 Including: l'egsy I'rfde W. C. llclils ^"» ue % for 8 i xt0P „ performances.

ilhe American jnggleri the Sslvaggl, (well JH™"* &\, t .^ bc Mnn f r „ m HlHUklcy's."

oi it ciiicAtio i.in rcit.

(kiioh oua m coitnr.sroNbENT.)

J ■ '

"Wcslern iliiriiin
Of the Sow. York Clipper,
Room r.i>i!, Ail. In ml Jlloc-k, Cblcngo.
Vitally Important to b>cttl theatrical Inter-
ests was the week ending Jan. at». The

hit of the show. W. C. Fields has created
nothing short of n sensation here, and, con-
sidering the fact that he Ik following Kuril
and Sam Elton, who played here only a few
weeks ago, a deal of credit Is certainly due
him.

It. O. Knowlcs arrives tins week from Lon-
don, as do Wilson and Waring, so there will
be quite u little American colony around the
Empire lor some lime to come. Needles to
say the Americans la town turn out In full

J P Congbtnn, manager mid correspondent, clouds which luive obscured the sun of man- lo'rcc to "welcome such iicrformers ns Fields

«'i.erc ndTerllaenienta nmt Biiuscrlptlous tiro Kgerlul hope took tin a allvcr llnlog, und the uml Knowlcs.

where ndTeriiRcniints no im i stagnation which has. lasted since Jou.' !• Amlier Auslit snd Will llnlnea ore ulso

received at our regular ritteo.

TUB C UII1 CAN UK OHTAIJlnn

glvoa prumlsc vt chntige lo nctlvlly. Lust with the Knnwlm Company, and It Is ru-
AMnday evening the City Council resolved mnml that Victoria Monks Is coinlnc Isick

This

mauv • Diamond News Co., 07 1'runo, Ha- Utlus were retained as alisolute requlaltes to There Is a rumor all

»-„«,.• Manila Hook and Stationery Co., V-'S ''l"'"lu«- Our managers Immediately set about Doyle, Florence Hnlnes' 1

I V. o««u a I A L i 4 Sun VI7- lU "' r ■ t ".", k ? f "" t "'ttlon. and us n result start a music hall here.

F.scoltn. Manila, V. 1., Albert & aon, i.i. smral laaatm expect lo be given pcrinls- playing In Cape Town, a

the Crnn.il Upern House, the Illlnuls, the
Oarrlck and the Studchuk'cr have lieen in-
f|ss:led. MeVlcker's Is inlvertlslug lo ois-ll
Monday eveiilng. Feb.' I, with "In Old
Kentucky." The Illinois expecta to open
ou the siime evening, with Anna Held,
In "Mile. Napoleon." Fur several days
advertising matter, without date, has
1-ec'ii displayed hi the lobby of .Uie Cur-
vlek. and the Four Cohans, In "ltinmlng for
- that house dur-
omlng week. 11
men
when the hooking of "The

mil II .Feb. to.

130 King St.; Sydney. Anstrallft

TIIK SKWYOKKl'HPI'BR pulillsnes
»nly one edition, und tlint in dated
from New >'orb.

QUE$I E8 ANBjW EBED.

So Replies by Moll or Tele«ra|>U.

AuwiKSSBS on- WKtliUAiiouTS >oc oivbn. nm,,.," will proUbly oimti that house "dur
Au. is Qtr»sT oP HKH siioi:i.u wsii-ie m |„ K |bc.latlM days of the coming week. 11

TIltlSK WHOH TBKT IIKKK, IN. CA«M OK lllh Is sold Ulllt llltl Kltlllcbllkcr will Hot OUCH

I'LlPl'Kll Tost Ofiice.. Au, MMSBHI wii.i,

A. .dlVBHTISKn O'NK WF.KK HSI.V. W TIIK
rtOLTi: OK AXt TIIBATBICAl. CoMl'ANV !.-«

hol-iiit. Kwru to «ri» list or ttmmsh

OK AXOTmi! 1-AUB Wl! CANNOT SBNO KUt'TBS
ll'y MAMi ou TBt.K 'illAMI.

DRAMATIC.

O. It. t.. .lonmdirwih— We have no Unowl-
islge. of the present wlierenlHitits of the party.
\dilreHs a loiter In onr care, mid we wll uil-
Ycrllse It'lu Tub eunSB loiter list.

W. U. IL. Illnghamtnu,

NluK. C. V., Davenport,

Muk. ]',. II. B.. Onk Lntie, f .

V. 8. H.. nuffnlu.

v. V. Kx„ South lleml,

II. II., Iluffulo,

Mum. 1>. K. !*.. rhllodelphln,

E II. I)., Conway,

Miw. M. N-. Dnyoiine, and Jlus. C, Ilrook-
Ivii. — See auBwer to O. W. T„ above.

W. 1.. K.. llrlstol.- r -Addrci»s llrentaiio,

There Is a rumor nhoiir town that Mr.

Iiiihliaiid. Is going to

Miss luilnes Is still

lid as she Is coming

sbm to open during the coming week. The isirk here in a few weeks, perhaps- she will
Hileugo thHtra House, MeVlcker's Theatre, let ns know what s"

she Intends to do.

The Sass-.NeiBon Company, nt the Stand-
aril Theatre here, is playing "Old Ueiclel-
Iwrg." and doing a record business. Tlie
comiKiuy. ns written about before, Is a thor-
oughly giMMl one..

The Cnlety.. Company, nt His Majesty's, Is
ploying "The Country Clrl." and the Knyncs

.Ighl .-

and the remnlnlng eight lo be given tip to
"Snney Sallv." A lOlinble cnmimny of play-
ers U In support- nf Mr. llnwtrey.

Tbkuont Tiikatub (Jno. U. SchoetTel,
mniingeri. — "Cinderella and the Prince.' IS.
A. irnrnefs tenth work for the First Corps
Cadets, n local military organization, occu-
pies the stage <>f this house during the even-
ings of current week. This engngemcat Is
the big social event of the year, nnd Is
looked forward to with great entlnislnsm.
'Ihe house Is sold out for the week, the seats
Mng sold at miction and bringing large
premiums. Nance O'Nell played three spe-
cial matinees here last week, and made such
tin enormous hit that arrangements were nt
once innilc for another week. of matinees.
"Jlimda," "Fires of Sf. John" and "Cuiullle"
constitute the week's repertory. Do Wolf
llir]i|ier closed Saturday night his month's
engagement In "Mr. Pickwick." business
being only fnlr dnrlug the stay. For the first
rime In the history of Ihl-s house a minstrel
organization will hold forth durluglhc weeks
of Ken. 8 and 13, and the engagement Is re-
garded as a big novelty by the imtrons.
liochsiuUci-'s Minstrels Is the organization
mentioned.

Coi.n.\i.ii. 'filKATSB (Chns. Frohmnn, Hlch
& Harris, managers). — Mondny. Feb. 1,
slnrts the second and llnal week of Viola
Allen. In •'Twelfth Night." The house was
(Ink last Monday and Tuesday, owing to
illness of Miss Allen. This has been her first
npiK-ariiucc In tills city ns :i Sliakes|H-arenn
star, and as a result there has been all the
more Interest attached to her engngeaicnt.
1,'iusl sized houses gave Miss Allen and her

preweii

and Jil. and the last day of the meeting is

next Friday, New Year's day. Quite as pretty

Prince of Pit-sen" Isiglns. As to Just when mid smart frocks appeared on Ihe. members'
oilier i hen ires will open, within the uuloii kIiukI and on the lawns as are seen In Ism-
loop, nothing Is at present announced. Kf- don and Purls nt the. big meetings. The
forts are being made lo open the Chicago American element, both male and female,
(ipem House two wcks from Mondny — Feb. undoubtedly exivllcd In this line. The one.
lb. The seating arrangement Is being over, eomidalnt is Hint there Is no money — cer-
hnuled and thu other changes -required by talnly things Uuanclnl nre very tlglit here
the Inspectors are being made ns rapidly just at present, and all arc praying, or dolug
lis possible. The gallery, It Is said, will not something akin to It. that Lord Mlluer's re-
be opened. II. K Crescy announces Hint turn will settle the labor question nnd have
the .Marlowe Theatre. In Knglcwood, will It out of Ihe wny.

open next Hundny afternoon, Feb. 7, with
•I'lie Lit tile Church Around the Comer."
The oilier theatres, .ttimprlKliig Stair & Llnv-
tin's local chain, are being put la readiness
for Inspection this week, and will open ns
soon as the iiMpiisUe alterations can bo
luutle. The uioiitu of February will probably
witness the opeilug of every rhentre wlilc'i
Is to ugiilii bid for putioniigi! this season.
At all events Ihe bmg In be remembered
inoiiih of January has passed, with Its heart

-♦*♦

ILLINOIS.

he second and last week of Its stay. Is a
local success, although It In not attracting
the large, sized houses it deserves. Henry
K. Hlxey aud Jessie Ilusley are perhaps thj
most farorcil of the company, though the
others arc not far hehluil. William Collier,
in "The Dlclatoi." comes Feb. 8.

Boston Tiiratmb (Ijiwrence SleCnrty.
manager). — Charles Warner, In "Drink," did
fair business last week. Tills week Is the
last of the fortnight's engagement. " 'Way
Down Fast" follows.

Ma.iestic Tiikatbh (Slnlr k Wilbur, man-
ngers). — The nev scluilule of prices here
seems to hnve met with popular favor, ns
has also (he production of "lltisler llrown."
which commences Its second and Inst week
on Mumlui. Feb. 1. The piece Is one of
the Isjst of Its kind seen In Boston this
season, and no one lias left the theatre feel-

I'eot-ln. — At the Grand (Chauiberlln, Har-
rington & Co., uiunngors). — "A Hun on the
Bunk" hud. fair business Jun. -4. William

Owen fared the same -o. Charles B. Hun- ing that be has not received his money's
rord iU "Sweet Clover" drew fairly "7. In- worth. The piece is chock full of bright
dlcullous are fair for "Arizona" SO. Com- lines, clever songs and funny witticisms,
ing: Mrs. Leslie Carter Feb. 4, "Qulncy Utile liabrlel scores heavily in the title
Adams Sawyer" il, "Tin; Two Sisters" 7. rule. Next week. J. K. Mima;-, lu "Arrrah-

1.. PorlHUioiitli.--The advert Isowent hr^id'or'HiirprVmdpills^VmVchorii

will cost «. - H.:iii net.

(i. N„ Mllwnukao. — You pridinbly laean
the (Joldeu (Into tnilntet, as a purty of Ihe
name you nicotian ts u member of It. Ad-
dress luirtv In rare of this olllco nnd we will
advertise Ilia Idler In owe letter list. Also

I. a Sullj Theatre Kt'ick Company. Monday
nlgbi, Feb. 1, a reception and ball will be
given at llnyumrkct Hull lu aid of the stage
hands employ, si (of rather, riof employed) nt

the lluyniaikct Theatre. Tiiesduy afternoon
the Auditorium Theatre will be the scene nf

.mi., ...■-. »m... •-•'-- ., , ,. j i in.- aiiuiKji oiiii i iieiiue win m- no, i»v< ".; ».i

watch our Tttliueylle roule list each week for lhl , ui^,,,.^. la-neilt of the lot. Walter Jouea.

Hie dates Ofllloqululef.

•M.-W.7 Dauvers. — Make application to the
Librarian i»f Congress. Washington. 1>. C.

Mils. A. Il„ Uhinchesler. — We hnve no
record of the «lenlli of uny party of Hint
name. . „. ,, ,,, . „ .

. It. It. 11.. I'hdttlleld. t. Win. H. Wear died
Feb. 13, lPP-'. ". We have no inenns of
l-.uowlng.

Craee Heals and Edward Frelberger, with
Mllward Adams, treasurer of the fund, are

liroiuollug a bill of vaudeville, upern and
drama which prmnlsca 1o run till the after-
noon, nud result hi u goodly sum of money.
The sliigii hands mid hill posters, as orgunl-
■/alloiis. will share hi Uie proceeds, nud Ihe
Actors - Church Alliance will be alio! led some
of the funds. Meanwhile concerts by ThcO.

• tt.B.', Wuinmcn.- -1. "Olc Olson was pro- llori , •|U<hiiiik' Chicago Orchestra remain our

dured Ilrsr: L'. tlus llanna, „,,,, slir ,, source of culertalnmcul, Friday

A; M.. New >ork.— Wo have no rocnnl or „| KUt HIM , jjatnidny afteruoou of each week

the death of the.parly. i\u^n great throngs In attendance upon the

W. O. ,B., ThoiiiiisvIlle--l. Watch our concerlH of Cliiemros prize organUnllon nt

i utile list each xrei'k. 2. Advert IsO your n l( . Auditorium Theatre The coroners

Phil I'.uO Carrie Bur-cII. Ferguson and llu
pre, Cunrge nnd Pauline Kldd. Abbas Ben
Ulnar. Mile. SullKinn Marglna, Sir. and Mrs,
Ben Hunt.

J.v«ji'iis' (A. F. Jueolis. proprietor). — The
house Is ls-lng well tilled nowailays. Week
of 1 : Button and Button. Conwell and
limner, the lllckmans, the Mldgclcys, flMM
and Sadler.

Xiitks. — The Er.gles had an open session

Jun. 27, when n big time resulted The

KhoiiisKaus had n session M, lsirrowlng

talent from th-J Stain Street The Crnnd

has the Is-st list of Imuklngs for Februarj-

ever seen si the house tine night stands

In this vicinity nre getting the best there Is,
owing, to the closing of many theatres.
•

Decatur, — At Powers' Grand Opera House
(Fred J. (liven, manager), — "Arizona," Jan.
J-', had a good house. ■■The Yankee Consul,"
:!3. iileased a large at tendance. "The Cava-
lier. UK. deserved

belief patronage. Pros-

WTIIium Proctor. Ccrlmdc Stanley, I.ucla
F. Iliixford. Slurlou llcrlicrt, Corn Wells.
Slercedes Carrlnglon and olhers. Next week,
Helieccu Warren, lu "Tcss, of the D'Urbcr-
vllles."

Cbanii Oi'BKA I|oi:hb (Ceo. W. Slagee,
manager). — "Winchester" had fair returns
Inst week. As the heroine Enid Mayo did the
part full Justice, und her forceful manner
was a surprise tu many. Wilfred EucUs
nud Lawrence Griffith were also worthy of
much credit for excellent work. "If Women
Were Slen" Is this week"s offering. The
company Includes : Alma Powell, Virginia
Howell, Stnggle Vision, Harriet Lee, Samuel
Hex. John Saunders. J. II. Ilnzellon. William
SlusKcy. ItolK'i-t liullliurd. John Abbott. Mil.
[in Costa. II. Brandon Mitchell and Hurry
Sillies. Terry SlcOovern. lu "The Bowery
After Dark," Is announced to follow.

Slrsic Ham, (Stnlr & Wilbur, managers).
— 'The Sign of the Four." with Waller Ed-
winds In the character of the great detective.

T. N. S.. Anderson. -Joseph Jefferson was i,,,,,™),^',. 'building lnsjs'cti.r. ' were rlio illy

born In 1.S'.1i.

A. 'P. 8.. New York. — The plays are uu-
kiioun to us. nt least under the titles you
mention. . .. ; . , ,

I, It. B.. Slol>lle.---Address .Tunics .1. Arm-
strong, 10 Union Sipinrc, New York City.

S. fi. SI., St. Iritis. — W'e have no knowl-
edge of the cunipiiiiy.

I.. C- B» New Hovh'lle.- Watch our route
list each week. . ■

E K B.. Llncrtln. — To (he liest of our
knowledge the play Is not on the roud nr
pri'si'iit. uml wo lira. no) aide to give any In-

elllcmls who were Imuiul over to Ihe grand
Jury. .Mayor Harrison on Tuesday nflernoou
seemed il wrll which served lo bring his case
before u local Judge, and he was discharged
from all lilnmc or responsibility Tor the pl-

ena, was married lo Laura Hurnnd nt
III.. Jan. Si.

'ana,

HnlMoy.— At tlie Empire (W. L. Busby,
nmnnger).— "The Two Sisters" had u fair
house Jan. 1,1. "More Than tjneen" gave u

loslropl'c. In so fur as" I he coroner's lurv ve'r- splendid performance, lo good luiKlness, 1U.

did applied lo his particular case. The "The Messenger Boy" did well j;;. Indlcu-

nther cliv ollicltils. together wllb Will J. lions were ginsl for "'Ihe Prince of PIIkcii."

liavls. manager: Win. II. Sellers. Ilreman: •_'S. Coining: Barlow's Sllustrels 30. "Hu-

.laiues l-:. I'liiiimiugH. enrpentur. and Win. dnlpli and Adolph" Feb. ". Mrs. I^sllc Car-

SlcSltillen, conueeied with tho Irmpiols The- -ter 3, "A Bun on tho Bank", 4, "The Silver

ntre, nre still under imiul. hold to awall (tin Slipper" S.

action oi lite grnnu jury •. . .sinnager

J'ormntloii ulsiilt It. Frank II. June of (he Wurrlngiau Optra

- E. A. IL. «nni(er.- 1. 'the, tenni Is kito* ii || llMm% ouk I'.irk. pres»iiled Gorimis Mln-
' ^oll will have to nil-

— ♦*-♦

.NORTH lAHIII.IM.

. the Knrsnys.
dn^ss them, , ,, .„ ,, ....

Ill C. K. Pullmnn.- - Address T. It. Win-
licit, 340" Rnmdwiiy, New York City.

Tun WANluiRBt:, Cincinnati.-- Address some
musical journal. •

SV.- II. tf., •l'i«|ieku.--Aildress Alice hniiscr.
U::t •lirondway.' New Vork City.

CARDS.

II II. C- -A lose*. A straight flush, com-

sireU for (line |M>rloriiiiinci:s Jan. ^0. :iil.
iidverllsing the event lu the Chicago puiicrs.
i. nil ullrncllng miiiiy pnlrons from the down
lowu ilbtrlel uml West end of the oily....
"The Price of Silence." previously owned
und managed by It, I., dimes, Iks been re-
void by lilui in the author. Sir. Crcscj 1 Wing
iniiihle to uhtiiln bookings from Sthlr ,v llnv
lln. Mr. Cii-M-v ts also going to dispose of
"A ibimblcv's ftytuthler." Ills only nmd at-
posed ~of~ king, queen, Jack, ten and nine i rail Ion will be his production of "n.it of
hoot, hnttta one made up of live, four, ibrnc. Die Fold." but he will coiillmic us uiuaager

ood.

( linrlntte. — At the Academy of Slush-
(J. S. Flslmrg. imningeri. — The Mabel
Paige Co. .lun. 33-30, The business wus
very' good. The llrsl three nights people were
turned r.woy. "A Fool of Hie Family." J8.
liud fair business. Jefferson He Aneells, lu
"The Toreador." Feb. 1 : "Florndorn* S.

No'Tf.""Xui" Gray, who was for twenty-
live years manager and lessee of the old
i -harlot te Opcru House, died suddenly on a
street car In this city Jan. •.'."i, aged Ufty-
.idiie years. Two soils. William and James.

tawest nfrrtM HUSH. . . . .Thos. IMMM of Clies.er. lHx..Z!i ^mJ^ IteJ&TSZJ&hSF*" '"

W. 0. M.rAlhtiquerque — I, A wins, as the lsi-n tu towu during lbs pnsl week, timing- '" s "*' ' " " IL "■ * , '"'"»"-B> '" "•

ifrnb-r scores thf point the moment ho turns lug for His appearance, nndw canvus. of . i. ,.„. ,,.«".. o,j ,..„, ,»,,.,,

lack. 2. In seven on. when there Is a tie the llargnives Shows In this vlelully this ui.m.ii,
itK game. Um nun-dealer, or elder hand (who
in tills env WU* Oi. BCurrs the jsitui.

, A'U'iiavwjji. wni0k-!nl tt»h^ ' i.£

two' and one (nee), the tnttnr ls>tng the of Ihe Marlowe Theatre here. In Kuglew
ibwest siTitlght iliisli. .'am. Iliiruravea. of cheater, nu

Sumiiier Inliii lilngllng Is wxiwleil t'onlalnluu matter of Interest, Is piilillsliisl ihls hou>

home ihls neck fruiii ii European tour lu by the New York Central Jiml) lludson Ulcer ..ml cms
ihu- lutai-si uCliie: ltlPitliug Bros.' Circus. ;«• U. Harvey,

IP Ml

"The Coiiuty Fair." While Mr. Burgess did
nut appeni' In the performance, his hand
was dlsornlble ill the production. Dixon.
Bowers nud Dixon, the vnuduvlllluus. added
grcutly to the husking hec scene with their
hilarious comedy net. Slclodrama holds the
stage this week, and the attraction Is "The
Stain of Guilt." nnd will lie followed, week
of s. by "Two I.I lie Waifs."

Castlk SqfAUK Tiikatub (J. II. Emery,
inaiiugeri. — Large audiences enjoyed the pre-
sentation of the powerful play. "UiKsImnii
I'.IInd." last week, nnd the good work done
by the contitnny merited the applause which
rewarded the several scenes of the drama.
"Wild Oats" Is revived this week, with
"IVArey «f Ihe Guards" to follow.

HnwisiiN Kui'Aiui Tiikatub Hi. E. Ia>lltrop.
iiiauiigeri. — "The Silver Hnggi»r," a sensa-
tional comedy drama, held Ihe attention
of the patrons In line style last week, nnd
was a wise selection on the part of Ihe uinn-
ngcinrni. "Not Utility" Is being pluyed this
week by the stock company, the leading
characters being In the bunds of Slossrs.
lslaekmurc. Drnlson. Fey aud Walter, and
,Mrss.-s llunl. Dn Bids. Contwell. Suwteiic
and- Howard. Week of Keh. 8, "A Slollier's
Heart."

Kkitii's Tiikatei: ill. F. Keith, mana-
aeri. — Kilmnnd Hay nmt company. In "Ship-
mates." Is the heavily lroltircd curd of this
week's aiiiniuiicoii'ciils. Other acts new to
Muai »ru thiwe pi-escnled by. .lai Veen
ss. A run. nil n" I tuna hey. Clifford snd
Oreo. M. Mitchell, aud Margaret

Webb. Cushnian, Holcmube and Curtis ihe
World's Trio, Ballerlul's dogs, Horry «
Clnlr, liaynnrd Wood, Wilbur Amos, and
the wonderful series of motion pictures ex
ploitlQg an Incldefir In tie career of'Kli
Carson, complete bill. Bustaeaa big.

IIowaiiii AthrnAKI'm (Wm. MeAvov, man-
ager). — The Peanwn Show was equally ;i s
good ns the Hyde Show, and the audlcuces
were as large nnd enthusiastic as the week
before. No special title Is given ■ to thin
week's entertainment, but Judging from the
inrds booked Utere is no chance for fault
llndltig. The bill : Four Bard Brothers
Fields nnd Want, Fleury Trio, Carlelon and'
Tefni, Fierce and Slolzee. Julia Humes, Sinn-
ley nnd Hose, Ynckley und Bunnell, Davis
nud Walker. Newton Brothers, the Diiprecs
Sornckcr Brothers, Ward nnd Itavraond
George I. Foster, James A. and Cella 'Welch
the Rlnelogrnph, nnd the burlesqucrs, lu
"On the Firing Line."

P.naci: Theatiu: (Chus. 11. Waldroa, niau-
ngi:r). — The merry bond of comedians and
handsome burlesquers, the Transatlantics,
drew crowded houses, nnd delighted nil who
witnessed their splendid performance. The
vaudeville portion of the entertainment was
n whole show In Itself. Weber's Parisian
Widows Co. Is IsMikcd for current week.
"Hoses nnd Onions" and "Tlie Widows nt
Sea" arc the skits. Vaudeville : Bert Leslie,
assisted by Slurle Itlchmond nnd company ;
Churles Falke, Bison City Quartet, the Simp-
sons, nnd An ni Peyser.

lATK.fM Tiikatub (G. II. Bntcheller, man-
ager). — The Bon Ton Burlesque Co. holds
the board* of this house this week. Hughes
I'.nd Hazel ton. Dorothy Drew, Williams und
Aleene. Empire City Quartet, and the SIusl-
<nl Johnsons supply the vaudeville end uf
the hill, while the skits urc: "ThcBon Tons
in Sunny Spain" nnd "The Lady Killer."
tine of the best bills of the season wns of-
fered bv the Cherry Blossoms last week.
The comedians were especially good, and
the chorus of much belter calibre than is
usually found In this class of entertainment.

Austin * Stonk'k Mt'SBl'M (Stone A:
Shnw. innnugers). — Week of Feb. 1 : Curlu
hall — The Korean Twins, a complete wonder
to Uie medical fraternity ; Sweet Marie, the
three hundred .nnd tweatyelght pound young
lady : the Delkanos, king nnd queen of the
linudcttffs ; the All Hindoo Family, wonder
workers ; Soldcnc nnd his mannlklns. and
Princess Baden and Iter pythons. Stage —
Harry Brown, Laura Hrndsuaw, John l'hll-
llns. "the Bell Sisters. Franklin and Hopkins.
Italic nnd Enrlc, Slack and Johnson. Bilks
nnd Dllks, Griffin aud La Starr, and Beverly
nnd lmnvcrs.

Walkmi'm Ml-sel-m (T. Itunklne, manu-
ger). — The Kentucky Concert Co.. professor
Lynch's shadowgraphs, lime. Garrettn. ma-
gician : Fnnch and Judy show, and an In-
ternational beauty show. Stages — Bcauviiis
and Adelaide, Del Warno nnd Ivy, Slay Mayo,
Lllllun Biwnes, nnd Mnud Hill.

NtcKEbODBON (L. B. Wnlkcr. manager). —
Harry K. Caldwell, the middle distance
blcTcie rider, and Patsy Keegan, the
Irish champion. In a scries of six day races
ou the Australian velodromes; Fielding, llsh
man: Great Solrlcel. curd manipulator nail
reformed gambler; George Thompson, blind
musician, and a high kicking contest be-
tween n bevy of pretty girls uro the curio
cards for till* week. Stage: Smith and
U-slle. Lllllnn Houston, llnrry Shaw, Joe
French, Nelly Gynee. nnd Day and W rigid.

Staiib CirATTEniNiis. — Georac SV. Snm-
liiis. who ounc to Boston In advance of
"Little SInrv," was transferred early last
week to the forces of "The Dictator. ....
Sunday concerts Jan. 81: Boiton— lour
Nelson Comlques, Corn Mlskell and picks.
Uie Pelunui Trio. Harry A. Brown, Grade
nud Ueyuolds, Alice Bropby, Wvnian and
Gardner. Anderson Sisters, nnd Wmbnll
iinil Donovan. ,ii»»ic Hall — Billy ".Singe
Clifford. Slarco Twins, Burton and Brooks.
Lorlmer Johnson nnd company. Gllroy,
Haves and Slontgomcry. Two Hoses. Ilutue,
Hisis and I^wls, and klnctoscopo. JJui'cslic—
Billy Clifford, Burton and Brooks, Lorlmer
Johnson and company, Sluslcal 8lmpsons.
Humes, Boss nnd Lewis, Alex Wllsou, Lillian
Coleman, nnd klnetoscnpc. Ituicdol* bqitare
— Yiickloy and Bunnell, Dllks and Dllks.
Slorrlsey Children. Crowley nnd Fowley. Sliiy
Melville. Tom Kllleen, Wells and We Is,

Elhel Huberts, and Lizzie Otto Tim Ben

Greet English Co., now In Its UCtli and last
week, will devote the week to a production
of "The Merchant of S'enlee." Tho attend-
ance has been very large during tlie slay or
the company In this city, nnd Its departure
will cause sorrow lu the ranks of the literary
folks Dave Posaer, who munnged a the-
atre called the Gaiety In this elty a few-
Years ngo, und Is now a member of "ibc i eti-
iller" Co., renewed old nequulutunces Inst
week. Mr. Posner does clever character
work In a negro role, and surprised his many
frleuds.

a

Lowell.— At the Lowell Opera, House
■ Fav Bros. & Hosford, managers).— I ho
Gnrsidc. Condlt & Slack Stock Co. played,
to very Bowl business, the entire weew
UnsKCU Ben Alls troupe of Arabs. In aero
batlc work, was one of the Btrougest cards
seen here. Fuy Davis, In "Whitewashing
Julia," Jau. 21), pleaseit n select audience.
For Feb. 1 aad week, Cbas. K. Harris anil
the llnrcourt Comedy Co.

Ai-adbuy op SlfSlO (B. F. Sturphy. man-
ager). — The sacred concert for the benctit
of a local charily- wus the only attraction
lust week, the following appearing to very
.good business: Jnek Glenlster, Alice Bro-
pby. Fred Giiflni. John Kelly. William A-
Brown, (iiso. McKenna. Dan .Sullivan. Joseph
Boelh, nnd the - Edlsougraplf moving pic-
tures. Coming: Dnlnly Puree Burlesquers
Feb. 1-3, "Slldnlgnt In Chluntown" '4-6.

Casto Tiikatub (Al. Ilnynes, manager i.--
A very good bill last week, and excellent
business. Current : Sfary Hampton and l o..
In "The Melodrama;" the Slarco Twins,
the Gnrrlty Misters, the Female Drummer
liuartet. Sluslcal Thor. Fred A. Pelot. Bljon
llusscll. and .Tunics and Itounte Farley.

Boston Tiikatub (J. II. Tebbotts, malin-
ger). — James Irwin. Uie veteran beau lial-
t'necr. was a big success of last weeks bin.
Business continues to the top notch, cur-
rent : The Three Slavvelles. Jeauro and Ells-
worth. Hazard nnd Dewey. Logan Sisters.
nnd the Boston bioscope. For amateur night.
"Borneo and Juliet."

Pboci.k'h Tiibatuk (Billy Nelson, mann
perl. — Business ruled big last week, and the
list of entertainers pleased. For Feb. ftjg™
week : Ethel Sumner's Boo-Loo Babies. Olio .
Frank Emersou, Fagon and Sterrlam, Nil" 1
Filmore. Nellie Sfasou. Sfobel Forde. Cnr-
inody nnrl Corliss, uml afterpiece, "Casey I
Trip to the North Pole." ,

Mention. — Tlie Herald Square Comedy anil
Sieving Picture Co. gave two suurcd concerls
Jan. 24, at the Opera House, to capacity

houses The third recital of the I*we l

Orchestral Society. In Huntington Hall, 24.
pleased u capacity house. Slnry Hoa-c, the

star, received a most cordial reception. .

William Klltredge pleased u select audience

23, in Colonial Hall Wm. F. Hovey s

Concert. In Coloulnl Hall. 20. drow a well

filled honse. Pauline Gerry. Will White.

.Limes Thayer. Fenl. Aside,-, uud the Bcn-
nlngs Trio Joined the Gnrsidc. Coudlt «

Stack Stoik tfo. here lost week J. K-

La Tour purchased the People's Theatre Inst
week, and It will continue ns n vaudeville
house under his management, although Billy
Nelson will represent him locally. ■ ■••■•
Manager It. V. Murphy was In New SorK
City last' week. In Ihe. Interests of the

Academy of Slush- linker aud Lynn

successfully closed the Casto circuit •*'■
Thi'lr future Isioklngs Include n three months
European lour, opening ut the l"nhlcc, Lon-
don. Oct. 3 .Lowell 87. B. Pi O. Llk".

.huh! a so-.inl session nflcr the business
•routine Jau. 20, und entertained several

FBBRUABT 6.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

vm

*S5L!!~J3^*.l*Wl sketch: Billy lllnos

i re lift C. 1* Nolr, manager) "The

Heathers In -London" tilled the thoat

"7 lrnro pit to dome. The brother*

funny as over with their mixed EncUi...

i fruition. Joseph Coyne's Uno work was. ...

„( Hie shining; features. Itiebnrd Miwalleld —

nnd a fine supporting company appeared

■Old Heidelberg" SO, to m full hoi

Booked: Mary Mnnncrlng. In "ilarrk.-.-

ilnnennoftn," M, 1; "A Country dri" " <5' cr

••Kin* Jollity" (local) 3-5 ; "Muster Bwi 1 *»eot_

s. Unity Choral Society 9. singing nnd clog dancing: llcnfrow'Klsiers'

Ni:w C.rtMbnn Tjikatiwi (J. P. Bnrke, man- "V " lft afterpiece, enlliled "A Day «t the'
Hirer). — "Kscaped from Sing Sing," Jan, ■•.-,. Circus."
L'7, was given an elaborate staging, ami wis
well presented by n competent, company, fore-
most among whom were Frederick .Miller
ti nd -ElBe B. Darling. "The James Ban in
Missouri," nn exciting melodrama, delighted
audiences which completely filled the Eawu
28 :i(l. Due: "The Comity Fair" Feb I-:i
t return date), "Two Little Waifs" 4-11.

CEun OrnitA HorsR (CharleB W. Fonda
manager). — Itosc mil's Hngllsh Folly Co.
made *no<l Jan. 2!i-27. The two burlesques,
•The Baby Trust" nnd "A Peep Behind
lhe Scenes," were amusing. A good nuar.
lette of fun makers were George W. itlcc
•I'. K. Thnmns, Tom Nnlon and Kittle Palmer!
Jennie culcbnrd, one of the best formed

The natrons turned out In force last week
nnd tipi'lnuded Hie cni.lial fun provided bv
Hie World Heaters The lliinuwnv tllrl* nro
mrnlshliig ih/> emerlnlnment this week.

Dixn'h Star Ttn.VTtS (Krod Waldmann,
innuoacri. — The new policy uf present lug

nr the Cambria Tlieatre. Johnstown, Jan. 23,
hmke all records of the house f»r repertory
attractions. Tho house was packed, nnd
every sent sold before eight o'clock. Tltui
ilreds were turned away owing lo tk* ihv
clslon «>f the management not to sell atand-

Include n single novelty.

4CMUR IW Ml'sic— "AMn" is (lie oiiera
o bo presented (his week, on Tuesday even-
'!?• ! ' | ; ,1 ., ,,,0SP '" •I'" «•""» »fl -Mines. i.'nd-
Hkl. Walker Schnffer. .MM. Cams... Srotll,
Plancon, Miihlmnun, Alaslern. iuid with M.

,,,?*"„ ".'.Yf'-— At ,,1P Academy of Aluslc
(Wm. J. Wiley, manager).— Sheiia-rd'n mov-
ing picture* were witnessed iiy large nudi-
onoes nflernnon and evening of Jan. 21.
1. M. C. A. i-ourse had lis usual select audi-
ence* 25. Fay ■ Davis, in "Whllewashlnir

managers). — The jangnltlcciit pro-
deletion of 'The Darling of Die Cods." with
Itlmuhe Hales ai the head of the east, con-
tinued ti> win high ..pinions nnd liberal
jmti-ojiagc last week. 11 Is continued dor-
KBJ.™" an< ! ,, ' ,x, W0Pk . *Hh Fnv Davis, in
Whitewashing Jnllii," scheduled to follow
Feb. Jr..

the continuous vaudeville performance In
eludes: tlllbert Snmiiy, Mmuiev uud Hoi-
lH>ln, Snin Drane, .Morgan nnd Crane, Lillian
Walton, t'ninlllii uud l-'unnu, Tallyll.. Due,
mill (he .■liic..|fi\i|iii, The fenlures in lhe
curio hall are: The Snbiaiiki*. llln.l.i.. ma-
gicians ; Pierre (insider, strong man : Wood-
ward, tambourine king; Cupi. Illnnuiu,
marine cnrnlvul : llnlsy Hull, canine heroine,
uud Hilly Well*. Imn skull num.

Notks.— 4tn I'rl.luy nfleru.uin, 1°, at thn
ilroiid Street 'I'll. nire. Blanche I'.nies Is lo
Live a professli.iml imitlucc. appearing as
llr.hln Onlder In linen's play of Hint inline.

Ward and Yokes ore scheduled for the

Auditorium Monday. 22. , . .I'lnrcncc Huberts,
lending lady at Koreiuuigh's, reuppenrs Hits

week, nfler a fortntRhl's vacation Jeho

J. Farley, who had npiienrcd as one of the
newslH>ya In IUcu'h ■•UP , j." and who had also

maintain Its record for gooti business.

I.y.tm TtiiMTitii (AI. ijeis, manager). —
Hranelrt Wilson In "Krinlnle," had ono of
i tie hirsest .'iiiilleiicen of the Heasoii Jan. a.*..
Itlehard .Mauslleld eume ail. to isiunlly larun
h'lsliiess, and the Carlisle Indian 'School
Hand .-oneerr. U7. was a big sucress. •Tli<»
»ll^g.mlB^^ler• , I'oIk J. Harry Lelghtou nail
IM.ireme tiule, In "nthello," 3, uud AI. 0.
Field's .Minstrel* «.

•Mum onuu HnrnE (M. liels, ninnaip'ri.
— I'he lleiiiieii-Moiilinii i.'o. drew well, and
proved a alrong iiiira.Uon, week of Jan, UlU
'lbe Minnie Fleiiilug Co. week of |Mk 1.

.\im:H.--KmeNl iTnlTiauii. representing the
.Minnie P lemliig Co., was given n warm wel-

r.uiie by his Hagle frlemla here Herbert

Whlitler, of this elty, baa algned as tnunnirer
or ciw No. i, uf thu llurgren.v<v» Mmk foriho
coming Mummer t.'hnrlrs O'llrleu will

npiiearcd wllli the stock coinpnuy at the have churge of Hie big top foe Welsh" Proa.'

In-

in

largely

paid their trlbntc "to the dead. The casket

was completely surrounded with the many pheum Trio. Dick' and Alice McAvoyT'' Dave

lloral pieces, umong which was a largo sec Nowlln, Cladys Van, Frey and Fields. Snlx-

pleen from the membei-R of the Empire The- '"" n -""'^ — •'-■ *'~ '•-

week

Opening Feb. 1 nnd next week.
Me Walters, ryson ^nnd^coinpnny. Or- Ciif.stmt Stri:kt TltrATaE (N'lxon & ZIm

mciman, iiiaungersi.-Ii Is la '

nlre Slock Co., of Columbus. O., of which
the deceased wns u, member. The burial wns

private Airs. Bertha Itldmond Cook,

jigwl twenty-three, n member of the Flake
Sleek Co, died In Grconlleld 27, after nn
illness of neveral weeks. She was taken ill
•luring the engngeraent of the company at
lirconfleld, and was removed to tho house of
.-. friend, where she died. The body wim

taken to Klrcrside, R. I., for burial

Alary Howe gave a song recital at the high
school hall Jan. 27, Which was largely at-
tended by music lrtvers, who listened lo nn

excellent programme Charles R. Culver,

of this cfty, who hna been tonrlng Franco
nnd England with his 'cycle whirl, returned

lo America last week William Worth-

ingtoa, head nshor at the Orand Opera
House, hm resigned and gone West.
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Xcw Bed ford. — At the New Red ford
Theatre (Wm. B. Cross, manager). — Tho
l>ot Karroll Co. tilled a live days* engage-
ment, closing Jan. 30. The several plays
were presented la a pleasing manner, while
the sprightly little star met with popular
lavor at every appearance. Between thn
acts sfkvlnltlcs were given by De Blaker's
l rained dogs, Thomas OTiell, In clever dances :
l-Minonds and Codalre, iinlo.no acrobats, nnd
the moving pictures. Tho patronage was
0,nlte satisfactory throughout the engage,
meat. Fay Davis. In "Whitewashing Julln,"
21): the Mielan .stock Co. Feb. 1-fi.

Sheedv's Bijou Turater (David B. Bnf-
fington, manager). — "The Indian" was pre-
sented the past week In a manner that met
approval. This week the house Is dark.

SltEEPV'S l'CnCIIASE STEEET TnEATRR

(Theo. B.. Baylies, manager). — Delmore nnd
:.■"<■• were the leaders during the past week,
nnd scored heavily In their aerial ladder net.
John Ifealy's pnns were sprung thick nnd
fast. Ynckley and Bunnell gave n pleasing
musical act; .Mullen and Corelll, In difficult
ncrobatlc feats, accomplished them with
graceful ease; FIorbIo Allen looked pretty,
and sang several pleasing ballads, and the
vllagrnph showed local street scenes. Bill
week ot Feb. 1 : Harry Dawronec nnd Llndoii
Sisters, Callahan nnd Mack, Mitchell and
Mnron, Orvlllo and Frank, Kastus and Banks,
Harry and Klin Gray, with their royal marl-
oneltes ; Utile I.eonl, and the vltugrupli.

I't.i.wr.ns" Tiicatrr (John I. Shannon,
manager). — This house wns opened again
.inn. no, with a variety company. Nothing
deilnlle is booked ahead.

.Notes. — A movement Is on foot among
n few capitalists at the north end of the
••liy lo erect a new theatre In that section,
from which a large percentage of tho patron-
age Is drawn to the down town Iioubos.. ..
John AI. Hathaway, tho genial treasurer ot
Shcedy'a I'urchaso Street Theatre, baa joined
thn lienedlct ranks, having Joined hearts nnd
hands with pretty Alice S. James .Tan. 2d,
at riawronco, Mass. After a brief honey-
moon tour tho young couple will occupy rhelr

new home In this city Oscar A. Alls,

for several seasons pianist at Sheedy's Fall
litter Theatre, Is no longer with Hint house.

T. n. Flowers, formerly manager of

Flowers' local theatre, is busily engaged ac
bis Boston factory, manufacturing balloons,
which he will use at the coming St. Louis

Fair After a two weeks' straggle with

a stock company at Sheedy's Union Street
I'ouse .Manager Bullington retired and Ihn

linneo is again closed Andrew Uatha-

wny nnd Mlko It. Sbecdy, proprietors of
Sheedy's Purchase Street house, will con-
tinue the Sunday night conecrts.
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Lynn, — At the Lynn Thentro (Frank (J.
Harrison, manager). — Tho Corse l'nytou
Comedy Co. played, to good business, con-
sidering the weather, week of Jan. 23. The
attraction Feb. 1-0 Is tho comic opcrn,
"Prince Baymon," put on by local talent,
for the bcaeQt of tho Union Hospital, uudor
the direction ot Capt. Charles W. Eddy. Tho
Oxford Club members appenr in the opera.
"Two Llttlo Girls In Blue," 0, 10, the pro-
ceeds to be devotexl to cUaiity.

Gem TnEATHB (Charles W. Sheofe, uiniin-
gcr). — Business last week was due. Bill
week of 1 : Mead's trained horses, John and
Alice Eirlev. the Two Hobbs, Marion and
Burt Fred cbagnon, and the bioscope, show-
ing "Joan of Arc on the Bridge."

B.viBit Theatre, Salem (H. B. Beod, mali-
nger).— The E. V. Phclan Stock Co. played.
to good houses, week of Jan. 25. Viscount
H. D'Hnutcrlve's moving pictures were seen
III. Fay Davis Feb. 1. In "Whitewashing
•lulln," and John L. Sullivan and his vaude-
ville co. 2.

Mechanic Hall. Salem (James R Moore,
manager). — Blchard J. Jose Is the head-
liner week of 1, and others on the bill are-
.lohnson, Davenport and Lorclla, Daly and
Severe. Carl W. Sanderson, Owley and Bnn-
dall. May Edouln and Fred Edwards, and
the bioscope.

Xotes— Ilarry Mantcll, with the Corse
Pay ton Co, was surprised by his Lynn.
friends during the Lynn engagement, and
presented with n watch charm. Air. Alan-
'«ll Is a resident of this city ft »

lee tills Winter, Is able to leave the Lynn
Hospital. He Is ticket taKer at the Gem

sell Brothers, and the bingrnph.

Shkkiix'm TliKATitn (AI. F. O'Brien, man-
ager;. — The pnst week was one of satisfac-
tory business nnd a good bill. Booked Feb.
1 nnd week : Fowler nnd West, the Cliffords,
Alike Xecdham. Itnlli Wiley, Burns nnd Char-
coal, De Lane Sisters, nnd the vllngraph.

Notes. — llan Tonrjee. of the Four Ameri-
can Trumpeters, and John Waller, of Waller
nnd Alaglll, who were nt (he Oistn week of
Jan. 2.1, were guests of Slur I/idge, K. P.,
Thursday evening, at the semiannual In-
sinuation. Both ore members of the order.
....Prof. 11. H Aloore, of Newport. It. I.,
is now musical director of Sheedv's Thentro.
. . . .The Twentieth Conlnry Allnstrels played
at Swansea Jan. _s. to a large and ap-
preciative audience. In the olio the singing
of the Doratlorn Comedy Four, made tip
of C. M. Burgess. J. (.'. Alanchete, V. AI.
i'.lery nnd W. F. Brown, was excellent and

worthy of special mention It was

'■Eagles nlghl" at the Bijou 'Fucsday. Jan.
2'i, nnd members ot the local nerie to lhe
number of llo braved the storm and went
in a body lo witness the performance. John

be regretted
that the engagement of' Frank Daniels, In
"The mnec Hoy," Is for a fortnight only,
as the size of lhe business last wi>ck, nail tint
heart v enjoyment of the jierforninnces, gnve
promise of prosperous nttendnnce during a
much longer siny. The engagement Is lo end
with the current week, nnd Alnrle Tempest,
in "The .Marriage ot Kllly." Is anuouncecl
in follow.

W.u.Nrr Street Tiieatiie i Frank Howe
Jr.. manager i. — The current week Is the
second of Hie engagement for "Airs. Wlggs,
of the Cabbage j'ntch." Judging by the lib-
erality of the nttendnnce Inst week, and the
uppluiiso with which the performance* were
greeted, the run will ls> n successful cue.

ArniTORit'M (Stair & llnvlln. managers).
— The current offering at this house Is Harry
Clay Blaney, In "Across the l'aclllc." The
ontertaJtiJn»r programme of ninglc prraenled
by Kellar, last week, merited the cxccltcnl
nitendanee accorded. -The Show lilrl" is
to arrive next week.

Park Theathm (F. fl. Xlxuu-.NIrilllnger,
mnnnger). — The engagement of "Oiilncy
Adams- Sawyer" came lo an end Inst week,
with continued filled houses. This week thn

I * Sullivan wns given a rousing reception offering is ".Soldiers ot Fortune," with "Our

New Allnlster" to follow.

National Tiieatuk (Joseph AI. Kellv,
innnager). — Melodrama of the thrilling de-
scription holds lbe boards this week, lhe of-
fering being "fjucen of lhe While Slaves."
"The Wayward Son" received lis proper
share of paironngc last w<-ek. Next week
brings "Human Hearts."

Pimrt-c's Tiieatur (P. 0. NixnnN'irdllng-
nr, manager i. — rriios. R. Shea |* present ing
Ills repertory this week, lhe ■bum Including:
"Banished by flie King," "Iticlielieii." "Dr.

Jekyll nnd Mr. Hyde. I'he Jlells." "Tim

Pledge of Honor" and "The Fool's Ite-
venge." "Tbrough Fire aad Water" Is the
following attraction. The patrons showed

and received many floral offerings.
■
Worcester. — At the Worcester Theatre
(Felix R. Wendelschnefer, manager i. —
Sbepnrd's; Moving Pictures Co. Jan. SI, with
sacred concerts afternoon nnd evening.
"'Way Down East" Feb. 1-.1, "A Country
Girl" -I, Fay Davis, in "Whitewashing Julln."
5; "Harriet's Honeymoon." with Mary Alan-
nerlng, 0. "Itogers Brothers In London"
came, to S. It. O., Jan. S3, Archie Boyd, In
"Joshua Whltcoiiib," to good returns, 30.

I'llANKMS SQDAIIR THEATRE (SllCa A CO.,

managers). — The Ladles' Hebrew Aid' So-
ciety gave a charity concert SI, Including :
Empire City Quartet, Reata Wlnflcld, Ed-
mund Day and Co., Otto Brothers, Daniel J.
Harrington, I.oraine nnd Vinton, O'Brien
nnd West, nnd Alargaret Webb. Week of Feb.
1. "The Good Old Summer Time." wilh
lienrge Evans; "Paul Revere" 8-IS. Last
week "After Alldnlght" played to good pa-
troaage.

1'Aiitc Theatre (Shea & Wilton, mana-
gers). — Rill week of 1 : George B. Reno and
William C. Schode, In ncrobatlc feats: Ho-
mer l.lnd nnd Augusta Close, In "Discord
In a Flat:" Arthur Buckner, 'cyclist: Isa-
belle llrquhnrt and company, In "Even Steph-
en :" the NewslKiys Quartet, the Three Allt-
ehells. Davis and Wilson, nnd the great
klnetngranb. Joha L. Sullivan's Co. next.
W'eher's Olympin Co. played, lo excellent re-
turns, last week.

Palace AIi-seum (J. F. AfcAIanus, mana-
ger). — Week of l: Bnrnum's Skeleton Dude,
J. W. Coffey, Alclllbnn, the tattooed marvel,
and Prof. Swallow, palter wheel exhibit. In
Die museum. O'Hrlen and West. Edith Rob-
erts. Alyers and Allen, Hie Kohls, and J.
(iiilfner Brown. Amaleur night Thiirnlay,

Casino Tubatm; (Davy & fj»slle. lanaa-
gers). — Week of 1 : .lames E. Black, Her-
I inn Leslie, the Beanos, Jewel Darling, An-
nettn Rosa, Violet La Lnun, Major English,
Mid lhe Casino Unrlesouers.
*

fanrmm — At the Opera Uouse (Grant
& Calm, mitiiagers) . — The Roe Slo«k Co. held
the .boards week of .Inn. 215, to good biisl-
reus. Booked: John L. Sullivan Feb. 1. Fay
Davis, In "Whitewashing Julia," 2: "'Way
Down East" II.

cvsto Tiieatiie (AI. naynes, manager). —
Business was exceedingly good week of Jan.
2.". Booked week of Feb. 1 : Walt hour and
Kramer. Paul Barnes, Aif. Anderson, Twin
Nlees, Four American Trumpeters, Waller
nnd Alaglll. Mr. and Mrs. Rosolre, Harper,
Desmond and Bailey.

casino Theatre (W. L. Gallagher, man-
ager). — Business Is good. Bill week of 1:
Illuuey and Chapman, Sadie W'yinan, Harry
Borne*, Wagner Slslers, Willie Znlln. Slslo
Hardy. Burlesque. "A Birthday Party."

Note. — Owen A. Donohite, a Lawrence
bov. is lulling one of (he principal pans
In' the ltou Stock Co.
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North Adnuis. — At the Empire Theatre
(.lames Sullivan, manager j. — The I'lurii
Turner Co. opened n week's eugagcinent, to

5 R. It.. .Inn. '.'">, and did a big business thn
remainder of (he week. It proved to lie the
strongest repertory organization that has
plnved here llils season. It will hold oyer
until Alouday. Feb. 1, playing "Why Mm
Tempt Women." ,

IIit'inioNii Tiikatiii: (W. P. Alenile, man-
nger'i. — "If Wouieu Were .Men" did n big
business, matinee and ulght, Jan. S». House
dark week of Feb. 1.

X<viF.. — Several members of 11 1« Clnrn
Turner Co. Joined the Eagles hero.
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Taunton. — At the Taunton Theatre f Cnhn

6 Cross, managers).— The Dennett & Aionl-
ton Co. wn* the ntlrncilon last week nod
did lis usual business. Specialties wero
all new nnd pleasing. The Keystone Dra-
matic Co. week of Feb. I.

»»»

In (he generous applause received. Thn
chorus was also especially line, and were
cnsminod magnificently. "Three Little Mulds"
week of Feb. 1.

Ai.vix Tiikatbk ( Nixon tc Zimmerman, man-
agers). — Ron Kendall. In "The Vinegar
Buyer.'! did well last week. He was enthu-
siastically received. The company
class. Grace Oeorge week
"VroUy Peggy."

Tun lltjou (It. At. Gullrk. manager).--
Ward and Yokes came tor week «if Jun. 2.1,
and packed the house to the doors. Their
new frolic. "A Pair of Pinks." Is funnier
(linn anything they have ever done here,
in addition to the principals, the first doss
company Is made up as follows: Lucy Daly.
Margaret I>nly Yokes. Vlnle Italy, Cli.is.
Howard. Cos liriiiio, Tony Williams, Eildio
Judge. Dan Coleman. Ih'W Miller, l>nvld Do
Wolf, Edwartl Muni ford, Helen Norton. Alar-
garet .McDonald, and u handsome, well
trained chorus of slxly members. David lle-
Ihsco's thrilling drums, "Tho lleurl of Mary-
land," week of Fell. 1.

Ai-Ani:.MV (Hurry W. Williams, manager).
— The liohenilnu ltiirlcsi|Uers sinned u big
wcdi Jail. '-'."•. This llrsl class orgiiul/.nll..ii
was conllnlly received by a packed house.
They gnve n splendid show. Tlie Fnv Foster
BnrloBqni' Co. for week of Feb. I, with tha
ClfySporlH lo follow.

F.mii;;i; Tiii:ati!i: (E. J. Mi I'allough. mini-
nger).— "Tlie (loveriior's Son," week of Jan.
-'•, opened lii it large and well entertnlned
hiiiiso. This splendid company Is made up
of such well known players as John Mc-
Veigh, Charles Pu*ey, Hilda Hawthorne,
Itiith llnlliert. Harry II. Lester, (irnce
llaziinl, Louise Guiild, Waller Chesler, Pete
< 'ill-lev, Will Halllilay. David Atchison, timl
n well selected eliorus. Tho til tract lou for
week ot Feb. 1 In "III tlie Palace of lhe
King."

Nr.w (iRAsn TiinATUri (Harry Davis, luan-
Alohdny, Jan. 'J.I, saw the prodm

General Munnger James 1.. Kerr, of the
Itels circuit, the adjoining property to die
Lwi-nm Tliealre has been purcliused, anil ra
illllonsl exits will Is* made nt. once. Till*
will also allow better iiii.umcincnn. tripm!-
lng seating citpncliv ('in noll'i "llumutv

'.'iirirE Dunipty" Co.. iMMtiuse of a chniigo of route,
P i'.i. i i» KIM to appear here Jnn. 2ft. so" as booked.

ot tin. i, in r|)A £ lR|u 0w|g |JW w( .|| |lt f-njit,),:,

Pn.. Jan. 28 ; "A Little Onlr.tst" bad n good
hoti»c :mi. "Othello" In hooked for ICth. 1.

John R. Bland, tenor, of Carlisle, Pn„

Is winning many laurels In concert work
throughout the roiitilry. Drretitlv ho np-
jieut-ed In Now York City Willi great success.

nger). • -.Monday, Jan. 'J.'., saw I.
great appreciation for the very complete pro- Hon by the slock company of "Cleopatra."
diicllon of "The Ninety and Mne" Inst week, which wns witnessed bv n large audience at
and kept the house completely filled. each performance. II Is a magnlllcetit s|s>c

Cuand Orr.HA Hoi-si: (C. A. Wegefnrlh, inclo mid reflects great credit on I lie man

manager). — "Tlie Princess Clilc" nnjovisl
prosperity Inst week. This week Kellar fur-
nishes the entertainment, nnd "The While
Sluve" Is underlined to follow.

Kcnslvoton Thbatiib (John nnrt. mana-
ger). — The current attraction nl llils house
Is lbe melodruniii. "In lhe Shadow of Ihn
Gallmis." fl'he patrons showed their approval

ngement. Large houses throughout the week.
This week's attraction Is 1-1. S. Wlllunl's
great play. "The Middleman." Two of Hie
latest play* from Hie pen of Clyde Filch,
"Major Andrn" mill "fllail of It," will tsj
produced hr the stock company shortly.

DiroiTHNB TllHATiiti (Harry W. Williams,
manager). — For the week commencing Jan.
of the performances of "Nobody's Claim" tar 23 the following bill wns presented: Hal.
attending In large numbers. "New York Godfrey nnd Co.. in "A Verv Had Roy :"
Day by Day" comes next week. Lillian Wnllone, Nelson and Alllledge, Jntncs

llf..\xi:v's OiU'MWA THKMM (Af. H. |f. AlucDonnld, Stnlhews and Ashley, Allen
Schleslnger, manager). — As will he noled Shaw, Swnn nnd Rnmbard. Vndls Twin HIs-
above, tin- name of this house has Ikh'ji
changed to conform with the change In the
lessee, as mentioned last week. The samn
policy is continued for (he house, and this
week's all ruction Is 'Wealth and Pnverly."
Next. week. "The County Fair." Ijisl. week'u
performances of "Her Marriage Vow" were
largely attended.

FoiiKi-Aroti'K Tiirathf: (.Miller k Kauf-
mnn. managers). — The stock company Is pre-
senting (his week "Tlie Road In "Frisco," and
It Is announced Hint this is the llrst produc-
tion of lhe melodrama (n this city. "Sport-
ing Life" is In preparation for the coming
week. A praiseworthy product Ion of ".Monte
Crlsio" wns given last week, Willi George
J.earock prominent In the cast.

Stanpaiip Tiicatrk (Dnrcy & Speck, mnn-
ngers). — The undiminished interest ot "I.'nelo
Turn's Cnhln" Was fully attested by thn
Illsn-nl attendance nt (lie performances given
by Hie slock company. This week the or-
gan I ?atlon of the house Is presenting "A
.Mother's Heart," and nt the same time re-
hearsals arc being held fur "King of lbe
Desert" for next week.

Ai.cu STKKrr Thkathr (Carl Hattke, man-
ager). — Tho German dramas to he pro-
send-d by (he stock company this week are:
'Weber." ' 111 bawu Kllslcrbnriirlii.

ters. Business was goisl. Ilyile's Come-
dian*. Willi tint Four Alortons, open for week
ot Feb. 1.

AVBXVa TitKATnn (Harry Davis, mana-
ger).--I.nst week was a big one llnauclally.
The bill for wis* commencing Jan. 25 was-
l-'tinny nice. Chaw. T. Aldrlch. Allllnn and
Dolly Noblns. Kaufman Troupe, Cluis. f.'nse,
Phil nnd Kettle Peters. Loner Haskell. Ihn
Baileys. Mnry Madden, Snnford Slslers, Whlto
and Kurd, and the travel pictures.

N,iti:h. — Business is Improving. The res-
toration of public confidence In tho safely
of the various houses Is due largely to Ihn
energetic action of Hie elly authorities,
coupled with the prompt and earnest efforts
of the managements to adopt every possible
measure that Will promote the security of
their patrons. It hns been officially demon,
si rated Hint, wllli lbe removal ot a few
minor defects here and there, which received
prompt attention, the theatres of this city

nre very safe Thn mnny friends of

Hurry W. Williams, manager of lhe Duipiesnu
Theatre nnd the Academy, will be pained lo
team that he Is lying seriously III nt his

Pome here .Tanning Pollock, who was

here in advance of (irnce George, at ihn

seine Schwester,
le Netixo!."

Kmtu's Ni;w Thkatrk (If. T. Jordan,
resident inn tin ger i, — The hill |hls wi-ek In-

Kr"nni **** m*t*M*»*!» » «*»»» OW' %SSUKSkm Ti-TS ^tZ

Erie. — At (be New Mntestle Theatre
(Wm. J. Hell, manager).-— Th» miction sale of
seals for the opening of the Majestic Then-
tre look plnco ill the Hoed Ilouso Jan. 21,
Hie prices reaching as high n* «10l> tttmttM,
iuid down to *l tut choice ot chairs.
Every Ment In the elegant ijientre wan illicit
bv nu iipiireelnllve andleiien Jim. 2R. Tim
opening itr.sliicllon, "Pretty Peggy," WM
given with magnificent effort, scoring a no-
table HUncctM- fur Gram Gi'orgo mid list
oinifinny. Thn most aatigulnn expectations
of Manager Hell were fttllllleil In lhe open-
ing of this beautiful tliealre. Tlio Mojcstle
Is built to Is. an exact copy nt New York
CHy'H Majestic Thentro, having a scntliut
cupiu-lty of l.KllH— nil coniform hlo, nsiiny.
seals, nnd all appointments strictly ill* tu
dale. Surely I't-iu has reason, to ho proud
of such u building. Wo now stand ready
lo singe with cnuipleteTlosi any theatrical
itonibliiitlloti or sloek coinpnuy on the mud.
We have iiri.iKio population to drnir from..
Win. .1. Sell, manager, seems to be lhe rlglK-
mail In tho right place, lie Is pleasant,
ngreealile and thoroughly bnsliusH llkx.
Billed: Ward and Vokes Keh. 1, "Clint.
Hiirrlngloti" 1 Wlltnti l.tickaye, In •Tim
I'll," :i, -l; Victor Herbert's Orilie*tr» '>.•
"Tho Slgji of the Cross" II.

Park Onuu Hni.-sii (J. L. Gllsnn, man-
ager i.— Feb. I nnd week, Chester D«> Vondo
.'oinidy f^i„ at popular prices.

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Hernuloii.—At the I.yecum (A. J, Duffv,
uuitiiigori, -I't'itin is Wilson, In '"larniliile,"'
Feb. I ; "(Jiilncy AtliiniH Hawvar" r», Knlo
I'lnxton II. mat luce mid evening, In "The
Two iirphniis." AI. (1. Ii'leld's Allnstrels,
Jun. 2(1, uiivu one of the finest initial rol
perform.iiii-.-s ever presenieil lirie,

Acmiikiiv (A. J, Duffy, imiimgor). — "Along
Ihn Kemieliei:" Feb. 1-fi, "A Desiiflrate
Clianee" 4-11. "Her First Fulsn HlO|i,'' Jim.
2m;IIi, ciiiiic |o good houses.

lux ii- (Illuuey. Dixie & Scars, managers).
—"To Die nl Dawn" Feb. l-», "ltiui'1 Klrke"
4-H. Tim .McMuhnii's Polite Vaildevllleii,
Jan. 2H-:ill, pletiscd good sbaal liouaes,

Staii (Alt. (!. Il.-rrliigioii, llinniigor).---
Th« World Benii'rs Keb. -I-II. Thn Gay Mas
tjiierailers, Jim. I'D-'lli, lo good houses.
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l.oncimtec. — At I lie Kill lou Opera House
(Vecker & nicim, miinngi'i's). — Thu Aubrey
Sunk Co.. In roper lory, had big business
Jan. 3K-3P. Coming : Phlladelplils Orches-
trn Feb. 2, "At f.'ripplo Crock" .'I, AI. II.
l-'leld's Allnstrels r», "Wlfn In Name Only"
(I. Irene Myers Co., In reisirtory H-lll, except
10, when Jeff Do AugelU upisiars in "Tlie
Toreador."

Nirrc— John Westermtin Jr., who took thn

lending role In recent I-'. and At, College

driimii, hns became h professional, having

Joined tbo llemielt k Mnultoti lleperlory Co.

i .

Wllllnnnpiirt. — At lhe Lycoming Opera
House (Flak & Heebor, tnuniigers). — 'fho Cur-
lier Slock Co. did an Immense bnslnois, pack-
lug t bo liouse nt. every performance, Jna. 25-
30. Du«: "Tho Village I'nrson" l-'eb. 2. Fran-
cis Wilson (mora Co. 9, Kzrn Kendall, lit
Ttio VitK«nr lltiyer," 4: "W|fo In Name

Iwlng Tcry fair geuerally The Threo

•Sternsehiiuppe'and"Tol. c ^, lUy (n^l ^ llo 8 |„V M HWTOt ly with „. """<»• '— At the Able Opera HoilsafW.

the Retitz-Snntley Co., made ouRo n hit nt K. Djiwlllw. manawrj.—li'leW'* Mla«tr« »

lhe Aosdeiuy recently J. IJ. Tate, of J'*; '• .'ow »ork Day kW "11, ' Ills'

' nubile given K M * t _J*>}}*?__ *•.. ' Prlpcosa Chle." 5, "tjnlncy

Ho' Die

John S. Giles. Oeo. S. Robliins. and Con-

roy and Mack were Initiated Into (he .Man-
Henry, who was Injured by falling on Hie n mgton Aerie of Kugles. at Mnuninglon. «

nolyoke — At the, Opera House (R
'Potter, manager). — Stetson's "

U

Tjncle Tom's
Cabin," Jan, 26, drew tte usual good buel«

Va on Jan. 2'». Alter (lie liiltlnllnn u lain
uiier wns enloyed, ni which nil lhe mule
members of Conmy k .Mack's Comedians were
present P. P. Crart. of Susquehanna Aerie, last ww
nnd Frank Scbneltzer, of the Wheeling Aerie, tronoge.
insisted la toe' Initiation, _

lloldswordis, and 1'llrjsilrlil; and Tap|«!t.
Business wns splendid last week.

Kkith'h lltjou Tili:.\Tiin (B, P. Lyons,
manager). — Those contributing to the bill
this week are : Kinmetr Dervy and company.
Air. and Mrs. Alnrk Murphy, Piwiitinger's
Swedish Ladles otilnlctlte, Clius. Kenun.
CIIITord and Burke, Flood Brothers, Sylvnno,
llenti and Hnmlltou, Antrim and Peters, Ken-
nedy and James, John J. Desmond, llutli
Nelia. nnd lhe blogrnph. Filled houses pre-
valleit throughout last week.

BUtnurm SrnEirr UtiSIA IIoi'sk (Frank
Dumonl. mnnugeri. — "lions Talk's Animal
Show" Is cnnilnueii Oils week, nnd a new
burlesnuer, entitled "Mrs. Wlggs' Cabbage
Patch," Is shown for the first time. Willi
the many other features these make up nn
entertainment of worth.

I.Vcr.VM THBATttB (John 0. Jermon. man-
ager ). — Kntertalnment Is furnished thin
week by the Jolly (Jrass Widows, In a pleas-
ing programme of vaudeville and tiurlcMpio.
'I'he Hose Hill Kogllsii li'olty (.'oinpniiy Is un-
derlined for lhe coming wi*ck. The enter-
tainment supplied by lloble's Knickerbockers
last week met with approval and large pa-

Altooita. — At the Eleventh Avenue Opera
House (I. C. Mlshler, mnnager). — lluslnesi
litis liecn very satisfactory. Tho Mlnndells,
.Ian. 22. and the City Club Biirlcsoorra. 2ft.
Isith had gitod houses, "A Ilovnl Slave" did
well 't». Orace Oeonre, in "Pretty Peggy."
bad H. R. O. house 'M. Mrs. Kate Hoffer In
"A Daring Woman" 28: "To Die nt Dawn"
2H, the Indian Alaldon IJurlesipicrs 3<», "At*
phouse nnd Onslnn" Feb. 1, "Tlie lltirgo-
mnsier" 2, Kr.rn Kendall 2, tbo Night Owls
Biirlennuer* 4. "A Little Ontrast" fi, "A
Brenk for Mberly" fl, Bennett * Moultnn
Comedy Co. fl and week.

Notesi. — At lhe Academy of Music, Ty,
rone, "'A Royal Slave" came 2(1. "Tlie Bur«
gomastcr" comes Feb. l....The Slain Kuc
(ory Insnectnr snjii that lhe Eleventh Avennn
Opera House Is ono of the safest theatres
In tho State. Ha stntes that It is welt
eipiippcd wllli niiloin.itlc lire sprinklers and
etlingulshers. and ns easy of exit ns any
other house be bus Inspected. The liouso has
always had a first class asbestos curtain. Tho

Portlunrl. — At the Jofferson Theatre
(Cnliii k fJrnnt, inauatrnrs).--AI. W. Mar-
tin's "!t«cl» Tom's Cnliln" drew vnrv good
houses Jan. 2R, 2d. "A llnnaway Wife" was
well presented, lo Interested otidltMrM, UT,
•JIib patrons worn very liberal In support
nnd apiirorlntlou of the entcrtaliwiutil ofrered
them lit "Olrls Will Be Hlris." 2ti. fin, with
■MM Booked: Do Wolf llopiier. la "Air.
Pickwick," Feb. I. 2: "\Vhlicwnnlitug Jn>
lln" ,1, Joslitin Whllcnmb S.

Pohti.ani) Titi-.A'riir: i.lanies H, Moore,
mnnager), — J.asl week, Jan. -•"••'I | >. to goisl
hitslness : H. ,r. Jose, Daly anil Devem. I**
Hawkins, the AlcWnods, Ondn. Unthawny
and Walt on, rtdoiilti and Kiiwarda, Keh. Mi
Moy Duponl. In "A Sonday with Aunt
Martini ;" Adolpli Zlnk. Johnson, Davenport
and I.ori'lln, Bun Jordan and Hose Croueb,
Harry I.ustot, i.llllsn Slmw, and Ooseh 8i».
rer».

- »» » » '

— W. Af. lleleher, ntnnnger of- neleher V

mnj'or of thn city bos npitolnied a rontBiltteo
of three citizens to examine lhe house. Tlioy

have not yet reported Tho opening of people, nlf congenint anii good woriieroV .Wis

TnocASESO (E'loyd Lainaan, manager).— • tn» Burke- McCaan CompanyV engagement are all well una happy."

Comedians, writes: "Ilnte been busy nmldng
money while others nro putltug lit their
lime c.-.inpi lining, Company numbers ted

1192

TEDS NEW YORK CLIPPER.

Febetjary 6.

WIT a HER SD PEBBLY TEAMED BOBSE AHD DOBS, PBE8BNTI50 TOE 10 ST OB IB HAL 8P0BTIH0 ACT, GAI BE ESS AGED FOB A FEW WEEKS PBIOB TO

tlehr, between the Ihree pairs of feet. The
net wn* decidedly different from most on -
mo I acta, and won deservedly henrt> »• -
miration nnd npplnnec.— TUB .NEWS. ITOvl-

VAUIlKVIU.K AT THE TEMPLK.

Ah the lieadllner of the bill at tbc Temple
TliMittv thl* wi-ek Mill; Cupel I returns with
her Arabian stallion nnd hunting dog*. In nil
■'ITn-IIvp art that Iuih c.iincd urc-nt favor <>n
two c > • r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - n i s . MIkh Cnpell In cine of the
Ih-sI M|«ifHtrlf;uni'H that Europe ban pro-
.Inc id. mid her Hired Ih n nuiglllllrcntly pro-
portioned nnd cleverly trained nnlmnl, the
Mghl of wblrh is a delight to 11 horxe lover.
The horse does fitnry steps nnd trick* of
Mirloii* kind*. luilnnclriK' nlxn on IiIh bind
legs, mid exhibiting surprising eiidurnm.e.
Tlir dops are very cute, running In and out
nulling the fret of the horse as he dances
ami i >r, in' is nlnjur. Tlie net deserves rank
annua; the best In itK line, as It is seldom
such feats are nccrraplished hv a woman
trainer.— TUB KUKK I'ltBSS, Detroit, Nov,
.1. 1 00.-,. ,. «KtH

That the rermirknblc woman, M Illy Capcll,

with her lieiiiuifnl high school horse nnd her,
kennel of well trained dogs. Is at Shea's till*
week, In an net tiutt creates u sensation.
It out classes any similar net ever seen In
si ii v of Hie big circuses, and nt the saine
time. Is given with rase and i_t.ho on the
Mage of a. theatre. It has been greatly added
to since last seen nt Shea's, and It today
stands forih as probably Hie greatest of Us
kind In the world.— SIlliA'S VAUDEVILLE,
Knffalo. Oct. J 3, IftOX

MIMA' CAI'KUj AT THE TEMPLE.
IXigs that would delight n 1-miclswr, a
horse that a Itosn llonheiir would rave over,
n woman thin, would make a flt model jfor n
Sir Josliuu Iteynolds, gave much pleasure to
n large audience In the Temple Theatre luvt
night. In truth Mlllicenr Capell, or Mllly
t'ripoll, as she calls herself, together with
her stunning Arabian horse ami ber beauti-
ful huntlug dogs, presented a wonderful

.stage picture. She bns her horse and her
dogs trained so thnt they obey her slightest
whim.— TUB EVENING NEWS. Detroit,
Xov. a, 1U03.

IV. B.-MR. STEIN ER IS MOT AlTHtmiZED TO BOOK THIS ACT.

KEITH'S TIIEATUE.
Mllly fapell. the beuiillful equestrienne,
who riiiide such u big bil at Keith's Inst
season, renppenred with her lungnlflcent horse
slid trained hunting dogs, and rcpeuled her
big triumph. Miss f.'n.iell in a striking look-
ing woman, and when she untile her entrance
on the stage, dashing In it|>on her magnificent
horse, the audience broke Into a prolonged
and spontaneous outburst of appreciation.
The horse did a number of really clever tents,
wnltzlng In perfect time to the music, nnd
everything he did waslmitnlcd by usugnclous
isnliie. Then, as n final feat, Ibc hnrsc
walked a cnkewnlk with Its mistress, while
three dogs ran In and out, making a figure

dencc. It. I, Dec: '21, 11)03.

TIIE COLUMBIA.

A magnificent horse, perfected In I he "high
school" steps, yet hardly ascending to the
dignity of a complete "menage act— as the
circus people style It beneath the big tent—
a launtilv clad equestrienne, and live trained
dogs constitute tbc novelty feature nt the
Columbia this week. Mllly Capcll, billed as
Europe's greatest equestrienne and animal
trainer, really urescn|s au act that, consider-
ing the limitations Imposed by the stage, Is
most meritorious, even though It necessarily
does not include muny of even the simpler
features to be found where the bnnd plays
nnd the red lemonade flows. It Is a novelty,

Address DULLY CAPELL, Care of CLIPPKK.

HER RETUBrT TO EUROPE IH BAT.

and scon's a lilt. If for no other reason
THE ENQUIKKIl, Cincinnati, Nov. LM. Uno"

An act which was produced to I'lillmlri.
phlnns simultaneously with (he Fadcltc-: u
that of Mllly Capcll. the noted Barama
equestrienne. Miss Capcll made her rwn>
iienntncc Inst night, and with her beautiful
horse and a pack of hunting dog;, greaiii
delighted the audience. .Miss C'apell Is ■ re-
markable horsewoman and aulmnl iraliier
and her feats of skill and daring evoked ■■■„,!
tlnuous applause — TELKURAl'II, I'hlhiurl-
pUia, Jan. fi, 19fM.

VAUDEVILLE houses.
The pretty act Introduced by Milk- rnpcii
with her trained stallion and dogs, is the
neatllln.T in the bill at Hyde & Hebioun's Ibis
week. Mile. Cnpell's act baa been seen here
Bcveral times, but It docs not grow tln-Knin,.
—THE BROOKLYN TIMES, Dec. 8. r.io:;.

KOK

Ladies Orchestra,

Al LADY VIOLINIST.
CQRNETTIST.

SLIDE TROMBONE *,«
TRAP DRUMMER.

Hunt be ladles ou and off. State lowest salary
Hr.il hitter. Long engagement. Address all com-
munications LOOK BOX 210, Parkersburg, W. Va.

"ANNOUNCEMENT."

Ion Is lot

'5,

WANTED AT ONCE,

FOR

CARNER STOCK CO.

The profession Is Invited to visit

"The (ireat Train Robbery" „„ .,„„,„,., ,.,„ ,.,„,.,

ten bio Indians, WOMAN FOR SOUBRETTES AND INGENUES,

u,

The Very Latest Song (A Winner).

»

36 8. 13th STREET,

The Largest Establishment In America, tor

SHAMPOO, HAIR WORK,
Or Wis; Attendance.

Meattoa this ad.
and receive a large cake of

BINDER'S TAR SOAP

PRKE when calling. ■

TO THE PROFESSION!

I HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL UNE OF

liood, trained Bear Specially, Han Slurp Shoot
lug Special! t. Address, letter only,

P. R. STEWART, New Star Theatre, Now Tort.

Wlnl Bert, Jim Deer, write tnc.

With Specialties preferred; Strong Vsudcville Act, ror week Feb. 8. stElmira.S. V. Address
BARRV L. WEBB, Lock Haven. Pa., until Feb. o: Eltr

Kltnlra, week or ».

scenery WANTED, FOR ONE PIECE.

COPYRIGHTED 1WM.
Will send professions) copies and orchestra- !
Hods of tbiBHong to professionals or others send- I
lug stamps snd up-to-date programmes to
. THEBES BTERL1N PUB. CO.,
1118 Olive Street, Su Louis, Mo.

XT LIBERTY.

A No. I PIANIST,

Msuy vcars oxparlcnce in Theatrical work, wants
position as PlaulBt or Loader.

IRT

They need not be Isundrled; only washed with

; soap and water. They come in all shapes and

styles. Send for catalogue.

AGENTS WANTED. JAMES GOLDSMITH

PAJKTERB OF HIGH GRADE ARTISTIC

8CRRERT.

Water Proof Dye Scenery for the Bold

A Specialty.

GLOBE SCENERY CO.,
, No . 14 to 24 Empire Park Place, Timn, 0.

I FOR SALE, Big Bargain.

A Complete Dog and Pony Show. Everything tip
, to date and ready for the road. Ten Trained
Shetland Ponies, Three Riding Dogs (none better),
3 Tents. 30 Lengths Seats, Lights. Props., Ring Har-
' ness, etc. This show only on the road 6 weeks,
! Everything good as new. Reasons for selling,
l old age and poor health. Write for particulars,

W. J. CONNER, M. D., La Bath, Kansas.

Leading 'Woman for Very Strong Emotional Part. Leading Mnn, Character Man

and Woman, Jnvenlle Man and Woman, O.nioel Old Man,

and Am Experienced Agent,

Give full particulars and enclose programmes. Address M.1NAGER. ONE PIECE.

OPERA HOUSE, Strestnr, llltooi-.

MABEL PAIGE CO.

WANTS YOUNG, GOOD LOOKING JUVENILE LEADING WOMAN.

Must have the BEST of modern wardrobe and dress well on and on". Cnlcss you are competent doir>
waste stamps snd time. LONG SUMMER STOCK ENGAGEMENT. State your lowest salary aud rcll
everyi hing in first letter. Serd photos, which will be returned.

HENRY F. WILLARD A CO.. Msnapere, SpsrtuUEburg, S. C, Feb, 4, i ml a.
Ashevllle, N. C, Feb - x and week; August. i , Oa., Feb. l'<th and week.

^•Rgwsair Thomson & Vandiveer's

CaP For K©Htb' clrcils > Menj S erie ani) Hippidreme Toils,

CITY HOTEL.

London. Ontario. Caiudn.

HIGH CLASS
MAGICAL APPARATUS

At moderate prices. Large stock, Immense vsrloty.
illustrated Catalogue Free. A. RoTERBERO,
KG Ontario St., Chicago, III.

My Elegant Private Car For Rent. Especially anlt-
abli for a Traveling Specialist or a Star who can
afford luxuries. H»s large compartment for Scen-
ery and Baggage, 8 state Booms, Parlor, Dining
Room, Buffet and Kitchen, all rnrnlsued.

J. T. R. CLARK,

RIDGE BLDO., Kansas City, Mo.

Stereopticons, $14.00.

Have a record of over forty years as being superior
| in Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Duntbll-
; lty and Economy to all others manufactured. Es-
timates given on application.
Ko, 330-332 E. THIRD ST., Cincinnati, O.

SHIELDS' NEW SPECTACULAR POSING ACTS

INAR, SAPPHO, FOUR SEASONS, Etc. Gorgeous costumes and effect.: drawing rig lioua.'s:
boostlDg reports. These strong acts will strengthen vour show. B AROAIN CLOAK OUTFITS $16, fur
costume and 30 effects; MECmNlCAL STAGE EFFEf'TS. POUND EFFECTS, SEKP.'AKI) CLOAK
EFFECTS Richest in the country, PROF. SHIELDS, jti West .?«(!> St., S-n York.

FOR SALE— LARGE PLATFORM SHOW WA60N FOR CIRCUS OR CARNIVAL USE.

Size. lift, bv loft. Large Pit, complete, rendv for na* Also S LARGE PVTHO>
SNAKES, acclimated : :< heated snake boxes, nickel plated railing for snake act. All iu
first class condition. Address

HOTEL HIRLBY. 200 Franklin St., Philadelphia. Ha.

«__ txra e.ii ^r*«_ rri, 001 . n For a shortTlme we will sell our high grade
van WO oeil ion llllise f StereopiiconB for above prlco: they are guaranteed

Three Trunks, 2,noo Folding Chairs, 14 Black
Touts, I ot of Ulaukcls and Pillows. Combination
Oil Heaters ror Tent, Room or Car; Gasolene
Torchon, Folding Organa, Crank Piano; 48 Extra
Folding Chairs, suitable for opera house or oillce,
-event Hand Organs, Hegaphonos.

R.U. AKMBKUSTKH.Sprlnglleld, Illinois.

BOUGHT, ISOLD AND EXCHANGED.

" he highest price*. ]ia;d fur used inuis lr, goud eon-
tin ion.

PHILADELPHIA FILM EXCHANGE.

3» B. Eig hth Hreet . Phllarteiplilit, ra

AT LIBERTY, SCENIC ABTI8T.

t:an originate and gel up productions. Can Join
at onoc. No place loo far for tne. Original speci-
mens mailed to reliables. No dye.

LOUI S DAVIS, 3iu Bunnell Bt.. Nashville, Tenu.

MADISON, IND., GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

tiKAUAM A SCHEIE, Mgrs. Owing to cancella-
limu-, WERE OK FEB. 8 OPEN, flood repertoire
show or one night stands can get the mousy. Busi-
ness bciit In record of housb^

hew boWbatteby, idst out.

Shows Llghlnlng and Power from your bands.
Just the thing for Ueajers. nvpnollstH, Etc. We
uinko tlioonlv Prsctlcnl Electric Belt. •

SCCCESS BELT 00., Vlneland, X. J.

PIANO TUNING

Taught by mall. Musicians can more than double
their present Inooiuo. Send stamps for book with
particulars and part of first lesson free.

BOSTON BOHOOL OF PIANO TUNING,
Room M, Maslo Hall Building, Boston, Mass.

100 fleoond-hand FLUSH OPERA OHAI BB, Qoo d
eoaditton, American school fobrITIIBB
oo.. lin-w Wast Mtt at, Maw Tork Qltj.

RUSSIAN VILLAGK,

8T. LOUIS EXPOSITION.

Speulal induoeuienls to parties wishing to sell
lltuslsn tiooda, Souvenirs, Etc R0LTA1K CO.,
MJ Chomlcsl Building, St. Lo uis.

6. SHINDHELM, theatrical Wig

MAKER. Oood work for low prices,
lis West l»th STREET, New York.

Send stamp for price Hal.

WIGS

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,

IK W. MUST., NEW YORK (near Oth Ave.), 1IAL-
LKTT THOMPSON, Manager (lato Wood's Gym.)
»rx' clsl rates lo performers. (1 a week.

Recitations and Healings.
Catalogues Free. All diay
matte papers for tale.
CHA8. M ACD ON ALU,
U Washington St., Chicago.

PLAYS,

rOB LXAJBE,

Comilned llaiplBg and Dining Car,

callable for traveling companies. Also BAQGAOK
OAK. NBW JBB8BY OAB WORKS,

OLIPTON, S. J.

WANTED, PIANI8T;

Hurle»que Company, travel In car; $tl weekly and
i'Xpen««. MANAGER, (Ireetisboro, K.O., Jan. 21:
Hnartanhurg. S-C-, Jau. : W; Green vil le. S.O., Feb ti.

Hosic Composed, Arranged.

-ARRANGING SMALL MINGS, NINE PATS.
»u OKNTS. A. KRBTS M AR.Q5 K. 1 Mb St., K. V.

At Liberty, Musical Director

AND ARRANGER. DOUBLE BRASS.
Allien X. V. /... care N. V. CLIPPER.

Stereopticons tor above prlco; they are guaranteed
to do as good work, and perhaps better, than the
other fellow paid $100.00 for. This is a broad
a a true one. They are perfectly

statement am

made, aud arc lust the thing you liave been long

lngfor. It will pay von to write today.

PEABCE dc 8CHECK,
16 S. BolUday Street, Baltimore, Md.

THE ENTI11E OUTFIT OF

Dale's Troubadours,

Including Special Scenery, Costumes and Special
Paper, all new this season. Scenery by Daniels,
costumes by Wrltli and Daniels, all new this sea-
ion. fSOO gets It. Everything open for Inspec-
tion kt DALE'S AUDITORIUM Chpc May. N. 1.

No. 37 Klngiton St., Beaton, Mill., tl. 8. A.

Manufacturers of Sllkolene Tights, $160; Worsted
Tights, $3.00; Cotton Tights, fl.OO; Equestrian
Sains, same price as tights. A special discount
of 10 per cent, allowed on all goods. Give ns a
trial; that is all we ask. Write for prices on any-
thing in the knit goods line. Depot'.: required on
all orders.

RICTON Says

Starvation is the ordinary Jocglcr'a future unless
you arc great jugglers same as nivself. After you
purclmso Ricton's book you are entitled to all the
juggling lessons you want, free. Inaahort tunc
you can dcuiHud sn enormous salarv. Gel wIbc
i|iiick, send for Ricton's book. Send ti to KICIDN,
fibl Carlton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rlclon Is the
only one in the world J nggllDg s balls single, 4 In a
shower each bund. Playing Proctor's, Uarleni.K. Y.

JUST INTRODUCED TO THE STAGE BY THE BRETON-RUN KEL TRIO. ALWAYS SOME-
THING NEW. 157J MADISON AVE,. N. V.

OWING TO CLOSING WITH "OVER NIAGARA
FALLS," AT LIBERTY FEB. 9,

SS^JSt^SSiiiwm ! WILLARD DASHIELL,

iMlftlnftST I.BAD8 AMD HEAVIES.

D uliuiuuuuni competent Huge Director. One piece, stork ur
Newly fnrnlshed, 110 and ANNEX 181 N. 8th BT.: rep. Address, care or above company. Feb. ...
also 122N. »th ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Special Manshalllown, lown: Feb. 0, Indepcndeuce, lowa-
rates to professlonala, $1 per day; $6 and $1 Eeli.8, Elkudcr, Iowa; Keb.ti. Waukon, Iowa.

alngle, per week; no and $12 double, per week. ■ — — — -

A. WATTENBOFEER, Proprietor. T I ftl •*■ I I s mrtT All

Next door to Dime Museum. Three to five I II IU I L LI I ' V

InliULL lUUI UIi

OABCH AID TWO-STEP.

THE HIT OF THE SEASON.

ltpgubir copy for plimo, only 10 cents.
W. H. fltOXKlt. Tub.. Colniubns. C».

TAKE NOTICE I

ANIMAL SHOW
AND ALL AMUSEMENTS.

Ho you want a privilege at Manhattan Beach
Parkr 40o,ooo population lo draw from. Address

MANHATTAN BEACH COMPANY,
2M Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.

Do Yon WANT MILITARY GOODS?

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAYY SUITS,
TENTS, OUNS and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction.
No matter what you want In that line lean
supply 1L New or second hand Bend for
catalogue. B. B. AHRAHAMS,

2X1 South St., Philadelphia, Pa.

PLAYS

L.OVrf ROYALTY

W.G.BROWNE

ZO) t MUKON JT

CHICAGO

7WHIRFSI RFM s^^ifcSffi

LllinULUl ULIII nine diamond. Coits bnt
one-teath. In brilliancy and out it has no equal.
Batting solid gold. Write for illustrated catalogue.
aOwb A co„ Dent. 0, m Dearborn Bt, Otioago.

ShootingGallerySuppl.es

LATEST NOVELTIES. Write for Illustrated Cats
logue. "VVM. Wl'ltPKLEIN, Mar.,

aos N . Second.St., Phllartelpbla. Pa.

Tents, Poles, Seats,
Wagons, Trunks.

Show Properly of All Kinds Bought and Sold.
Sondforllst. CHIOAOO SI10W SUPPLY 00.,
M? Wabaab Ave., CHICAGO.

IP TO DATE

CAROUSELS

Kor Sale. Old Carorjela oxchauged or put In
lumping horse niotlou. KREUER'S CAROUSEL
WORKS, -m Uth Ave., U 1. Olty. I». Y.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A Lot of Siciid Hand Opin Chairs or Seals

HOLT a in. CO..

MS Cbetulcal Building, St, LuuK

y.

Must cliange idll at lcn-t three times per week.
Send in open time to

JEEFERS THEATRE, Saginaw, Mich.

MYRT7lTFiTO

AT* LIBERTY.
SIIOIHS AID DASCIH8 C03EDIESHE.

Adilrcas FLAT IS HOLBROOK, Milwaukee, Win.

WANTED,

COLORED BAND

For Annex with ureal Ploio Shown. Address
Hotel HacOregor, IHlli and Wabash Ave.. Chi-
cago. III. I. C SHIPLEY.

OPEN TIME!

iniTiiin.

SALEM, W. VA,
WEEK OF FEB. 16 and 22: WEEK OF MARCH
7, 21 and M. M. M. B A NKS. M«r.

NOW BDOKING FOR SEASOTT904^bT.

FLORENCE THEATRE, White Will, Ph. Have
good open lime In Fob.. March and April, flood
one oight shows play here and gel the money.
JOE TUMAN, Manager.

VAN FLEET,

47 WEST SSta ITREET, NEW YOBK.

'Wanted,

FOR THE SIDE SHOW

OF THE GREAT

ADAM FOHELLS

UNITED SHOWS,

Strong t urloaltla •* or Freaka to Feature,
Handsome anil Interesting Little Peo-
pie. Lady Acts of Every Kind, a Magi-
cian that can make the People Laugh,
a Comic Juggler. Trained Animal Ada,
Novelty Aet« or Every Description.

'Want two good orators; must furnish
roference.

ADDRESS

GEO. V. CONNOR,

MER, FORPAUGH-SELLS BROS.' SIDE SHOW,

CUILLICOTHK, O.

WANTED,

Must be sober, reliable aud thoroughly experi-
enced, and willing to accept a very moderate
Hillary for a long, sure engagement. II. A. Ward,
please write. Adoress WaRKEN SOBLE,

Mgr. Noble's Theatre Company,
llracivllle, Minn.. Feb !>, B, lo; Wneaton, Minn.,
Feb. 11, 12, lit; Sisseton. S. llak., week Feb. 15.

\A/ ANTED,
COMEDIAN,

Do Dutch aud Irish Slnjtlngand Dancing; change
two wcekn. Other Med. People, write

CDAS. BEREELL,
flltibon, Neb., until Feb. it; after, Amherst, Neb.

Al SLIDE TROMBONE

.T UII

IRtTY.

Reliable, experienced In both Theatrical and Can-
cer! work. Co. making week stands preferred.
Address LEO PillLLlfPS. Box 2ST, Barncsvllle,
Ohio. Will negotiate for Summer engagement.

Wanted, Beliable Professionals,

Making one night -unds, to carry our line of Ad-
vertising Fans, which are sold to Druggists, Shoe
Dealers, Hardware Men, tleneral Merchandise
Dealers, etc Ontdl consists of an assortment ot
30 designs, put up In convenient shape to carrv.
Ill per day easily made by giving the btislness'u
few hours each dar.

i. ED. U. j cm; A CO., Utnrlnnatl, Ohio.

JT* C. IVIACK,

CHARACTERS,
If at liberty, wire me. W. P. MeBRIDE,

McQIII ,V Shlpmsn Co., Taunton, Mar*.

At Liberty, A I Slide Trombone Player. J53KJ

latile. Doubles on iiute, also clarionet, etc. Ber-
erences. Kone but responsible organizations need
write. Adilress LOt'i BOX US, Meuomonle, Wis.

CLUB JUGGLERS

5»nd f«r lllustratad Catalvgui, Frtt.

flEB B0ZEBH18DT. 502 E. I9tti St., w. y.

AT LIBERTY,
IVIAIN and WIRE,

STEREOPTIOON SINGING ACT.

Wife play parts: husband property msn.slsgr
carpeoter and electrician. Uavo machines f«r all
kind or eiftct*. Beat of rjferencca.

THK KOrXTLKROTa. Ucn. Del..Bnffslo,y. V.

brTndaImour

Original Jail Breaker and Handcuff King.
Was the Hit or the bill at Trent Theatre, week »r
Jan. is, creating the greatest sensation ever ut
Trenton, K. j. per, ad , WOOSSOC KST, R. I.

Everybody Is Blowing Their Own Hern-
We Don't Have To. The Public Tabes
CareOIOnrs. Seed For Catalogue.

Chicago Photo Engraving Co
Wo. 180 Washington Bt, Ch icago

CIRCUS CANVAS and Tenu of •Tery'de-
serlption. Seoosd Hud Tenia In Stock. Write
lor estimate.

__ DETBOIT BAG &. MFG. CO-
Sneoeoon to the x w. noble CO.,

UB-1M Fourth Bt. Detroit. M ich.

BERTRAM MILLAR,

LEADS AND HEAVIES.

V W. 28th ST., NBW VORK.

BOSTON nil EXCHANGE

Second Hand Films. Song Slides and Machlnea
Bought, Sold and Exchanged. KM WASHINGTON
ST., Room 42, Boston, Mass., opp. Ad»ma Holism

TO BALLAD SINGERS -SWEETHEART, I

WOULD THAT YOU HERE MINE. Prof. HH,
with Tolce orchosi ration. Wo. Address K URT P.
llirtSEKORN',68!) Atlantic Are,, Brookl yn. N. T.

FOR SALE, EDISON Moving Picture Machine

FILMS AVI) SLIDES; nlso Ohs Making Mschluc

•■iittlt. All iu line order, uta bargain.

H. UOPEixs, ljin Wsshiugton St.. Uob oken. N.J.

AL LIBEBTY, Al Slide Tromboae.

B. and 0. Also Al BARITONE, double props. Bo>n
strong street workers. Must havo ticket. Addrefs
Geo. Kcmblo, Oaklsni Ulty, Indian a. Bot iidohlts_.

AnRACTIONFWAltED

AtDUGGER OPERA HOUSE. Oood house, spU-ii-
dld show town; prosperous mining towu;e\err-
body got mouer here.

FRAN It NORR1S, Msusgei. Hugger. led.

PERFORMERS FOR SUNDAY.

ARTISTS OP ALL
KINDS WRITE ,
FOR SUNDAY

DATE.

Sohmor Park

MOSTREAX.

SHOW CANVAS b o u r'd t er to

BY TBE J. C. GOSB CO., DETROIT, MICU.
ALSO FOR SALE 100 SFROtlE POLES IN THE
BARK OR DRESSE D.

FILMS FOR RENT.

EUOKNE CLINK A CO.,

oM Orand Are., clilcngo, ill.

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PEB*UABY <*•

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1193

TABLE OF CONTEXTS.

Page.

Ulas Clipper's Anecdotes. Personalities anil

Comment* Concerning Stage Folk uss

KUieJsjns— Sketch. H8«

onr London Letter iiga

Paul Suaduiil — Sketch ugu

World of Plgrers 1187,111m

Fred and Amy. Outtlob— Sketch 11&7

Vaudeville nod Mlustrol 1187, lltto

Oan «..Holt — sketch IU7

Uar Chicago Letter jiho

Our South African Letter 1100

t.atxst by. Telegraph 1103

Oil the Road 11U3. 1104

Vaudevlllo Route Mat 11*5

Clipper Post Office 1303

Cliesa aud Checker* mjo

Queries Answered , UN

Under the Tents uiw

With the Hill Poster* nui;

Miscellaneous [1'jO

Xew York C|ly— Review aiiO Comment.. 11 mm. 1199
Is.aUi* In the Profession tllrll

• ■ iWiAtUlCAl, COnHKSPOXOEXCK.

Alabama, New Hampshire '........., 1180

Montana, Delaware, Colorado 1 igo

Ullnols •' 1190

.North Carolina uw

Massachusetts. 1190, Utfl

I'enraylTflDla .' 1191

Maine 1191

Ohio , 13uS

Loolalaoa, 1202

New Tork State '. 1199, 1202

L'lsl 1 •■ .4 '. 1202

Iowa ...'.......:.' 1202

Rhode Island 1SD3

Canada '. 1202

Indiana' ...... • 1203

nregoi 1203

Virginia 1203

rMxlrlct of Columbia 1203

Maryland ....... 1203

-'uutb Carolina 1303

Kansas , 1193

Nebraska 1103

Missouri 1193

West -Virginia 1106

1 tiuticetleat • •*«» 1180

Xew.. Jersey. liBii

Tennessee 1 1 ho

Washfbgtuu 1190

Michigan' Moo

Kentucky 1196

Minnesota, Georgia liar

Ca

Texas, Wisconsin . . .

1199

m

I*TEST BY TEL EGRAPH.

Monday Marat's Oprnln«. in All the
..1 Bin Bhevr Ton a:

UULDE* GATE GLEANINGS.

\ t olon In 1 u I r I ," "East lay aae," "Lest

KImt." the New Dramatic Offer-
' In as of the Meek— Good Ho a I nr a a
Roles.

ipu*lo! l>la vat 1 he ■, to Tat: Nkw York Cupper.

gas Francisco, Feb. 2. — At the Columbia
tula la : the' second and last week of "A Chi-
nese .Honeymoon." Business bus been very
Urge.'

•VAUyORXiA Theatre. — "The (Sternal City"
'■IrtneU last night its second and last week.
BQainesg . has been Immense.

AtCAZAR. THEATnu. — "A Colonial Girl" Is

niB.cutrent bill.

'.CunIsal TlniATKE. — "Kast I.ynnc" is this
week's offering.

-Ubaxd Opera Hot'KK. — This week "Lost
lUyec".. Is presented.

•TJYM.T" Opera Uouse. — "When. Johnny
'VWes 'Marching Home" opened Its fourth
vt'eelf last ulght. Business bag been, large.

Fischer's Tiieathe. — This Is the fourth
wee,k,. of "The Beauty Shop." After this
■ dmes >'Roly Poly."

. ':OaHtm'M Thkatub. — Opening Sunday,
•lira, a J. for the week: Robertus and TVI1-
rredo, -Monroe, Mack and Lawrence, Stuart
Karnes, Two .Sllvas, Cordua and Maud, tbu
Kaya. l>«ffy, Sawtello and Duffy, Holden and
fhirerfcv,' and' the olograph. ....

CHUTES. — Bill for current week, beginning
last uiglit : Koplln, Towle and Koplln, Der-
iLn.. the .ventriloquist: Montague's cockatoos,
Wilson,- and Moron, Florence nay Geld, Mabel
l.umaon, and the anlmatlseope.

Sores. — Kretyn Frances Wynn, of the
•Hurletl at Sea" Co., died In this city Mon-
day; Juu. IS, nt a saiilturlurn. She had much
ablHty, '"although ydting, and was making
tine headway In the profession. Sue was
hsrled from St. Joseph's Catholic Church, In
:U,lH ciCy, on Wednesday. 20. the Interment
tefjiglu.ct. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, Ala-
i.iwJ'l'c She leaves surviving bur father
lind .nuitber, Thomoft and Mary K. Wynn,

uud ulslws - Alice auO Josephine 7/oc

Uatepx. once a popular actress on the Pa-
ciacfodst, famed for her beauty and dra-
olatjc .talent, now lies 111 and lu need In
^otUand. Ore. Her life has been despaired
of; but slie is now Improving. It was In the
limcf. '70'fj that Mlsn Gatcns was In her
licyflay, of popularity at San Francisco.
' 1 ' ■

! KllOM OTHER POINTS.

• Nunlnex Keported Aloa.« the
Die Despite the Extreme CulA
father at several Points.

•Cmdtuo, Feb. 1!.— "In Old Kentucky," at
MttV tiur's, began a new era lu Clilcago thent-
|Iv«Jh Monday night. Our tltst dramatic
L>crfoyiBuncL' since 'Sut'.trday afternoon, Jan.
li.'Went with- n whirl, and Bessie Buxrlacale*
us M&dige Brierly, scored a i^cat hit. Our
^lKiw:huin;r.v theatre-goers ball the ovent
wlW ^eHSut. With the Ice broken and
ifyoaal .more theatres almost ready to
openr (to rrift In tuo clouds promises early
!>unBhllve. '. and gloom Is illsaiipearliw lifte-
ii'odul, Stulr and MUldletan have witbilraw.u
frura the Columbia Theatre, and the house
r»Y«31*-.t« Weber Bros. The owners will
iiruj)(ib.|y moke the' rcqulroil structural
<.huq.es, and book the house lu conjunction

w|;h,.lhe|r Loul^llle Theatre.. Hopkins'

Mfff f eipectH to reoiieii next Huuday, with
^Ima T Horuinn, la "The Char|ty Nurse.'
*)ii)g '/other bouses In «tu1r & Ilavlln s local
•haliiuay romuln dark for weeks, the les^
sees oFlno Bijou, Alhuuibra and Acade>niy
iMMwr in- drploinatlc discussion with property
.'wa.WK. 1 as, to who shull foot bills for
aijTirtuial <hunges. Bush Temple and the
I'eopleV Theatre stock company houses
a re ready for Inspection, ami will open
us. soon as.-, permits an.- Issued, posslbly
ne»t rhiodav. The Criterion Theatre Is also
leudy for fitspectlon, und will probably in-
ila'll a' dramatic stock, presenting a Lincoln
n Carter melodrama ns soou as penult Is
lampo.. The Illinois, Studcbaker and Gar-
rlek- are waiting for Anal Inspection und
liffJttirij to open. The Illinois and Garrlck

tbe Pfflnce, the cadets' new piece, pleased
a Jammed house at the Tremont. in thu
afteraooa Nance O'Nell and Co. showed

"Magda." to a splendid slied audience

Xi? ,a . AHen, lu "Twelfth Xlght." at the

.Yi^.M. 1 " Ll,t,c M ary." •« •»» 1'nrk:
Drink, at the lloslon, and "Bnstcr Urown,"
at the Majestic, were holdovers, doing from
lair to big business The Columbia, un-
der new management, had a good start. Tim
attraction; Kugcnle Blair, In "SSaaL". . . ."It
Women Were Men," at the Grand Opera:
"The htflln of Gnlll," at the Huts uud "Mher-
ock Holmes," at »lnsl<r Hall, lo good uf»-u-

'"W Stock, vai'derlllc and burlesque

(iHtrunuge great.

tajUPOntlA. Feb. 'J. — Though many
holdover* were Included In the offerings,
openings were of gratifying size at all
houses, entertaining audiences that Ulled

the seating capacity "Darling of the

Gods, at (be Isrnud: "Cousin Kutc." at lbs
Garrlck, "Lord and Laily Algy." at the Upera
House: "tlTie- onice Boy," at the Chest-
nut, and "Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cabbage
Patch, at the Walnut, all continued to

capacity badness The Auditorium held

well pleased audiences to witness "Across the

I'aclllc- At the Park, "Soldiers of For

nine attracted many, and other combination

bouses fared equally well Vaudeville

lovers turned out In fonw at Keith's two
Houses ; the Trocudero and Lyceum lioth en-
joyed line patronage for praiseworthy bur-
lesoue offerings, nod stock houses and "otheM
hud tin- usual large cllontel.

St.- Louis, Feb. 2. — Fine weather, excel-
lent offerings and heavy attendance mark
this week's openings here. ...Mrs. Flske.
ri "Mary of Magdala" and "Hedda Gab-
I'ler, ' opened with a tremendous advance
sale at toe Grand; the opening bouse was to

capacity "The Wuturd of Oz." at the

Century, also opened to good business eveu-
lng of Jau. 31, und still seems to hold the

crowd The Olympla has. Bertha Gallaod,

In "Dorothy .Vernon, of Uaddon Hall," open-
ing Feb. 1 'the Odeon announces the

German Slock Co., in "A Man of Means."
..... ;"At Valley Forge" is the offerlug at
Crawford's, and did a good Sunday business.

The Imperial has "The Llghthousu

by the Sea," which had a good house Sjmday,
Bs did Virginia Thornton, in "Wedded and

Parted," ui llavlln's The Columbia

offered a change of vuudevllle bill at the

Monday matinee The Standard has the

L'toplati Hu.-lewjuers.

'■Kansas City, Feb. 2. — Ulam-lie Walsh, lu
u return engagement, opened at the Willis
Wood Theatre last night, to a good house.
She remains until Thursday, when Ida Con-
ouest comes, In "The Girl Willi the Green

ilyes." The Grand had a big Sunday

matinee and a packed night bouse, to sec
Hurry Beresford, In "The Professor's Love

Story." At the Orpheum Nirvana and

her trained horse, and u good vaudeville bill,
pleased the usual capacity outpourings at

matinee and night The Glllfs wob twice

filled, with the Royal Llllputians as the
efferlug. ...... At the Auditorium the Black

Patti Co. drew a packed matinee and a ca-
pacity night bouse At the Century

lllce lc Barton's Gaiety Company gave splen-
did burlesque performances, to big houses.

Cincinnati, Feb. '1. — "The spenders" wns
put on at the Grand last nignt. with Wil-
liam II. Crane In. the role of Uncle Peter
lllneg. A brilliant uudlencc gave the star

many curtain culls The reopening of

Robinson's, under li. D. Stair's management,
was the event of Sunday. A full house en-
Joyed the performance of "More than Queen,"
which will be. followed by "Her Only slu."

Nat M. Wills presented "A Son of Rest,"

nt the Walnut Street. .,. ..At the Lyceum
Harney GHmore revived "Kidnapped In New

"York." Vaudeville crowded the Co:

luinbla, and the Bohemian Burlesqucrs gave
u good show a t the People's

Washington) Feb. 2. — Maude Adams
opened at the National Theatre, in "The

Pretty Sister of Jose," to a large house

The -Savage Knglish Opera Co. had a large
following at the Columbia; "Othello" was
the opening bill. . . ."Young Tobe Hoxie." at

the Lafnyette, had a full house.'. ..Churlen
T.'Aldrlch, Frank Bush and others presented
a .fine vaudeville bill nt Chase's and packed
the house, afternoon end evening ...... "At

Cripple Creek" ' crowded the Academy," ."A
Human Slave" pleased two good sized au-
diences at the Empire, and the City Sports
packed the Lyceum at two performances. .

Mxlwavkkh. Feb. 2.— The ' Four. Cohauu
returned to the Davidson Sunday, for two
nights : the hOuse was well filled at both per-
formances ."When Keuben Comes to

Town" drew capacity at toe Albumbra for

tin opener Rose Sydell's Ixindon Belles.

at. the Star, and "Only a Shop Girl," at the

BIJ011, bad packed houses The Than-

hohser production of "Sporting Life," at
the Academy, looks good for the week..
The Wnchsner Gentian Co. repealed Ber-
llu'u ' McnsaUoiial military drama, .before a
large audience, at the Pabst, Sunday.

Louisville, Feb. 2. — "The Slvor Slipper"
opened ut MacauleyVs, to a large antdtencc
Clay Clements prwented- "In Old Do-
minion" at Masonic Theatre, to u good house.
.-..■.. ."Atarehllghts of New -York" opened
Munday, nt the Avenue, to a crowded Souse.

., The UentB-Santley Co. packed the

Bi»rktnt{hnm Sunday, ut both p*>ri«rniiiz>cc«.
— »»»

KANSAS.

i'upeks. ---At the Crawford t .Crawford
a: Kane, managers!. — "York State Folks"
opened the bouse Jan. 22, alter' Its -having
{•ceil closed three weeks while better Ore
protection was being installed. It drew a
good, house, "yulncy Adams Sawyer" 23.
"Vleklugs froai Puck." 21, did a fair busi-
ness. Lewis Morrison 211, Black Pattl Trou-
badours 27, "The Parish Priest". 28, Harry
B<»reaford 30. "The Convict's Daughter" HI.
"You l'ouson" Feb. 4, "Uncle Josh Spruccby"
(I, "A Gambler's Daughter" 7. "Where Ih
Cobb?" », "Sweet Clover" 10, "Eight Bells"
12. "Peck's Bud Boy" 13. •

AvuToKii'M (B- S. Brl;bara, manager).—-
The midwinter exposition opened Jan. 2o.
for two weeks. Week of 23 the vaudeville
features were: Nauibas Family, Japanese
aerlallsts ; Henor and Scnora Fruucella, mus-
cular uet: the Two Hewitts, lukawa, Ja-
panese Juggler. _ ' , .

Note.— Sells & Downs' Circus wilt not be
on the road this season. William Sells has
announced that he and Mr. Downs will be
on the midway ut St. Louis, with a big at-
traction.

*»*

NEBRASKA. .

Ot III Road.

All ■•■tea Mast Reach I'a Not Later

Than Moa day.

DRAMATIC.
A

Ailauw. MaodV tCharlcs PrehBiau. luct.'i -Wash-

Inston, D. U, Feb. 1-0, Trvuton, N. J., ■,

KnsU'ii 9.
Allen. Viola (Cbarterf W. Allen, tugr. I— Bostoti.

Mukj., Feb. m. N. V. City S March IV.
Aubrey Stwk. Kastern. Mttteutbul llrolher<'

(William Diuacc, nigr.l- -Wllinlagtnn. Pel.,

Kc*. l-«. t.'henter. Pa.. S-13.
Anlitvy' Slock. Western. Millennial l^r^•Ule^!•

(Carl llrchm. mgr.l — Uomc. X. V„ Fe*. 1-B,

UloreravIUv bl:i.
"Ar>; Yun a Ma«in7" (Julius Can 11, mgr.)-— NVvr

Wrstailnster, B. C. Feb. 8. VanconveT 4, Vle-

torln S. Taeolua, Waah., II.
"An Khgllali Daisy" (Welief 4 Field?. in*n>'.i—

X. T. iHtr Feb. 1, InOellnlte.'
"Arimna," M. n. Ilaymand's (J. II. Palsei.

niirr.J — Baltimore. Mil.. Feb. 1-0, Aimapolla s.

Wlnehnter. Va., 9, York. Pu.. 10, Colnnbla

11, Itc.idlnn 12, riiientxvtlle 13.
"Arjioiia." U. 11. Itnj motid's (Charles F. Brown.

lojrr.) — Frankfort. Iih]., Feb. 8.
"Alonk the Kennebec" (O. R. Reno, mgr.V—
- Kcranton, Pa„ Feb.' 1-3, Wllkesborre A-tf;
"Alphonse and Oaatori." Ops mil's — Gah-estou.

Tex.. Feb. 3, Victoria 4, San Antonta S, Cursl-

ennn 0, - Slirevenurt, La.. 7. Denlaou S. Galnes-

rllle 9. Fort Worth 10. Ballad 11.
"At the Old Cross ttoa<Is" (Arthur 0. Alston,

aigr.) — Omaha, Neb.. Feb. 1-3.
"Across the Paelfle" (Harry Clay lllaney. tugr.)

—Philadelphia. Pa.. Feb. t-d.
"At. Cripple Creek"— AVaahlqirtoii. V. C, Vel>. 1-n.
"An Aristocratic Tramp!' (Will Kllroy. mar.) —

Orienlleld. 0.. Feb.. 3. rxjuduii Z. epriiiglleld 0,

Hcllcfuiitalnc »; Mnrysville 9. .
"AllJionse and tiaatiai" — Lutrobe. Pa.. Feb. ;',,

Johnstown I. Oreenilmrg 5, Bearer Falls 0.
"Al Plke'x Peak," O. It. Witon's (Claude Boarcl-

nuru, lugr.)— O1II11. 111., Feb. 11, Mount Vermm

"After Midnight"— Albany. K. V.. Feb. 1 ».
"At Valley Fgrve"— St. Lonls, Mo.. Feb. 1-0.

B

Blanche Hates (David Bebjsco, aujr.;— Phlladel-
phui. Pa.. Feb. 1-1».

Barrymore.' Kthcl (Charles Froliuun. uigr.l —
Philadelphia. Pa., Feb. 1-n. Eavtan II.

lllnglnini. Amelia— N. T. City Feb. 1-0.

Bcllcw, Kyrle (Uebler * Co., lagra-^— It V.
City Feb. 1. Indetlnltc.

Boyd, Archie. In "Joshua Whltcomb" (Ktlpatrh-k
k BurnlRtun, nutra.)— Woonuocket, II. I., Feb.
t. Ncwiairt 2, Mllfonl. Mass., :i, Gloacester 4.
Purtliuid. Me., t. Lewlaten C. Awraata S. Ban-
na-. 9, Bath Id, Portsmouth. X. H.. 11, Lowell,
Muss.. 12. Lawrence 13.

Blair, Kuirenle (Benrl Uresset. nurr.) — Boston.
Mass.. Feb. l-U, Providence, It. I.. 8-13.

Beresford. Harry (J.- J. Coleman, rusr. ) — Kamas
City. Mo.. Feb. Id.

Boneill, William, ami Hose Ktahl— QuoIht Can.,
Feb. 1-3, Ottawa -in.

Bennett * Moulton (F. C. Twltehell. mgr.)— Ge-
nera. X. Y., Feb. H-13.

Bennett fc Mohlton (A. P. ttcwl. nurr.) — Cham-
bersburg. Pa., Feb. 1-0, Doniille 8-13.

Bebliett ft Moulton (J. M. Torr, mgr.l— JUtMSja,
Pa.. Feb. 8-1.1.

Bennett & Moulton (Ira E. Ncwball. ingr.) —
New Britain. Conn.. Feb. 8-13.

Bennett & Moulton (W. A. Purtello. nigT.! — Finli-
klll, X. Y.. Feb. 1-0, IXalDging 8-13.

nuotlne, Kmrua (Earl Bnntws. nigr.) — Haile-
ton. Pa., Feb. 1-0, Atlantic City 8-18.

Brockenrldgc. Charles. Stock (Hoy J. Joy, mgr.l
— Tupcka. Kan.. Feb. 1-3, Holloa 4-10. Law-
rence 11-18. - -

Brown Amusement. Southern — Beaumont, Tex.,
Feb. 1-0. Houston 8-13.

Iirowu AniuBeraent, Western — BawllvlUe. Ark.,
Feb. 10. Clarksvllk! 8-13. .

Bark-MCCann (M. McCann. mgr.)— Lonaconln-.
Md.,.Feb. 1-0.

Boyd- Bnrrowe's Dramatle— Codar Uaplds, Xebr..
jrjli 11 ■jnaaa'n ■ If ■

"Ben Iluf" (Klaw i. Erliuuier. mars.)— Tfcrrn
Haiite. Ind.,- Feb. 1-3. Eyanavlllc 4-0.

"Hiwter Brown" (BroudhurHt'ft Currle. mirn.l —

' Boston; Maas.. Feb. 1-0. anrlnafleld 8. New
Haven.. Conn.. 9, Hariferd 10, Bridgeport 11.
New London It!. Water bury 13.

"Bnueh of Revs" (Gas Bothner. mgr.) — r^iiinr-
ton. K;., Feb. 3. Maysvllla i. Kontlaa-too, W.
Vo., 0.

"Break for Liberty" (J. M. Jacobs, mar.l— Be.)-
fird, Pa.. Feb. 3. Phltlpshnrg -1, Johnstown B,
Altoona 0, Otrlhile 8. Harrlabnrc B, Middle-
town 10, Conahohockentl, Wllnilngton, Del..

12. Burlington. N. J., 13.

"Breeiy Time" (Merle H. Norton, mgr.)— Jlor-
rjllton. Ark., Feb. 8. Hot' Springs I, Arkailel-
nhia K Hope fl, (lunlon 8, Camden U, Magnolln
10. Texarkana 11, Atlanta, -Tex., 13. Pittsbtirst
IS. •' • ' . • - .'

"Bnrglar." Western. (WrlKbt ft nuhflit. rogrs.)—
Krioxrllle.- la.'. Feb. 3. Alhla I. Creston E,
VJUbica 0. Clarlmlu 8. SbensndiMih B, Uambtirir
10. -Red Oak 11, Corning 12. Denlaon 18.

"Bowery After Dark," Sullivan, rturrln A Woods*
— N. Y. City Feb. 1-0. Boatoo. Mass., S-18.

"Black Hand 3 — X. Y. City 9S. 9-18.
O .

Crunc, Wm. U. (Charles Frolouuu, uict.)— Cln-
clnnatl. O., Feb. 1-0, Indianapolis, Ind., 12. 13.

Carter. Mrs. Leslie (David Belasco mgr.l—
Qulney, III.. Feb. 3, Peoria, i. halataaiur.
Mli'b.', 0. Detroit 8-13. . , ....

Croinlan, Henrietta (David Belasco ft Maurice
Campbell, mgrs.)— N. "V. City Feb. I. IndcUnlte.

Cogblan, Hose. (Jules Murry, mgr.) — Houston,
Tex., Feb. .*, Auathi 9. ,

Collier. .WllUaui (Charles Frohman, msT.)— Boa-
ton, Maaa., Feb. 8-20..

rVjhoJis, Four (Fred NIMo. mgr.) — Birmingham,
-Uq., Feb. 11. ■ ,

Cloy Clement (Joseph C. Logan, mgr.)— LobIk-
vllle, Ky-., Feb. l-U. _ . ,_ . . „ . „

Claxlou, Kate— Troy, K. . X., Feb. l-J. NorfolU.
Tit.. 12.

Vook-Ohardi (II. W. Taylor, uisr.) — NUea, O.,
Feb. 1-0, Ashtabula 8-13. ....

Carpenter, Frantic (Jere Ortuly, uisr.)— Sche-
nectady. N. Y., IVIi. 1-0, Ponghkeeple 8-13.

Conroy i Mack Onuedlnjis (P. P. Craft, mxr.l
--Kochcater, l'u., Feb. 1-3, Lisbon, (J. 4-0,
lllitlcr. Pa.. 8-1 H. _ , . . _

Cai-roU Coinwly (lau Oatroll. nigr.) — TaJewcil.
Vn Fell 1*0

Cutter ft WUluiras Stock (W. U. Cutter ft 3. W.
WlllluuM, nigra.) — Punxaulawney. Pa., leb.

c-urt-i ■ Draaiath (M. U. CurW, ragr.l— KBIawnuL

Kan., Feb. 1-.1. UoWngtou -l-U. Iji Crosxe 8-10.
Clark Stock (Miles Berry, nigr.)— Waahlugtoa,

Ind., Feb. 1-0. Princeton 8-13.
"County Clialrman" (Henry W. Havatie, mgr.)— •

K. Y. City Feb. 1, tadeflnltn. - . ,

"Clieckers" tKlrke La Sbelle, mgr.)--N. Y. City

Feb". 1-30. '

••'Oavaller" (Wallace Monro, nurr.)— Dubuque, la.,

Feb. 3. St. Paul, Minn.. 11 -IS. ••"•.■

"Child Slaves of 'New York" (J. B. liune, oigr.)

■— Cumdeu, X. J., Fell. 1-8. WllmUigtou, tML.

1-0, Tlrooklyn. X. Y:. 813. -, , mmm

"Charity Xoree" (John M. Cooke, nigr.)— Mil-

leatrkecv-M'la.: Fel>. 7-13; ■ ••„

't'ok-rado . Waif"' (Cross ft Kimball, nigra.) —

Perry. la.. Fere. 3, Bed Oak 0. Marysvllle, Mo..

U, Irfavcuworth, Kan.. 7, Horlon s, Lincoln.

Xebr., O, 10, Omaha 11.. Nebrtuka City 13.

Aicblsou, Kan.. 13. • •■ .. ■ ■ ■

•Couuty Fair" (II. A- Mann, mgr.) — Bprlsg-

Beld. Maas., Feb. 1-3, Bridgeport, Coon., .4-0,

i»r-7TT-ii-. iu u.-eii. auc Illinois uini v,-».».v« . f-ar' a 1,,,..

nmy open during the present week, and pros- Omaha — At Boyd s Theatre («-^ ; , gj

ueCts arc bright for the Cblcugo Opera House r tH s, manager).— "tteklpgs d- rj-rn .Puet. Joij. PhlladUlplilit, Pa„ 8-13.

i« J-Iign uext Monday, a week earlier than Til. Inez F'orman and John Dlllou ln."Kusr "crni T U-C* oau-iliU-r-'-Wllnruistoii Ok, Feb. 8.

_„i*!S.V. ™/i l •V." u rWJL _im 1 > ™--^ .. |mh " play a return engagement Feb. 1, 2 : Washington Court House 4, fJIrclovllle 3, Nor-

lllauclie Walsh, In ••nesuwtlou," 4, 5:

— . .. ««,,.,._ .1.1. ., M-rl,.. rv-.-ivl,.l*u iMinuli.

'" Hiwu. uext .iiouauy, a wees usi-uei u»i
wsa-pxajtetea. Its galleo" will he «-ut and eu
P-tcltj- -. -rpdiieed. SouU|land will probably
Ual-e" amusement beginning next Sunday.
Y'lu- U' stock company at the Avenue, and
''Little. Church Around the Corner" at the
Marlowe. The Trocadero Is preparing for
Inspection, and may lmlsh the season Chl-
1 ugo's only burlesque house. Sam r. Jack Tg
»ulTers-from the present twelve foot limit

aUv.ve tbe sidewalk Blanche Mulsh, lu

"Rriitjrrertlon." comes to McVlckcr s next

^■iday. for. two weeks Great Interest

h rs-Rg'-jhown In the next perfortnaiice for
Iniugverlsbed professionals at the Audito-
rium - Turaday afternoon. Walter Jones win
maojjje the stage, and a great programme is
l-roinived. Receipts thus far have been above
■■-tveetatrons, and a good fund Is probable.

BusTxtk, Feb. 2.— The theatres were,.?™- 1
'tiled lost eight. Charles Hawlrey. In me
Man' from Bfaukley's," at the Hollls, opened

'0 ' n ' large gathering The Globe was

• ompletoly tilled. Mmc. Charlotte YA leh»
•■•*''Mue, attraction "Cinderella anu

i •'••• «. w

V .

I,IUI1CIIC •»aiaii, ,u Mvi.-..-...- -, -. - -

Walker Whiteside 0, "The Convlct'H Daugli-
tcr" 7. Ottokor Malek S, "The Puakln Hun-
ker" 10. The iLlliputlaus did good' business
Jan. ''i, 23, Inez Forman and John Dlllou,
In "Fast Lynne," had good houses Jan. 20,
2". Howard Kyle. In "Rosemary," drew well
20. "A Trip to Chinatown" "JO.

Oiil'iiBOM (Carl Keller, manager).— 1 tie
bill week of Jan. 24 was one of tbe best of the
■-cafcon, aud crowded bouses at each perforni-
■•n-je was tbe tesult. For week of 31 : lour
Nlglitons. acnibatle marvels;' Glrafd und
Gardner. In "The Houbrettle and the Cop;
I'smeralda. InBtrumentallst : Oi»v and M\-
mo. Juggling comedians ; Geo. W. Day. monol-
cslst : Anna Caldwell, comedienne ; klnodrome.

Knro TiltATiiE (H. J. Oonden, manager).
—"At the Old Cross Roads" opened a, four
nlchts" eogagemeut 31. "Tbe King of De-
tMtives" FVbV-l-0. "The Montana Outlaw"
drew larglbouses Jan. S^C^*- "«»««
Folks" bad rxxl attdlences 28-30.

Yaslilnglon
walk 0.

Drew, John (Charles Frohman. biot. »— Kvau-.-
vllle, Ind., Feb. 3, Chattanooga. Teuo., 5, At-
lanta, tia„ 0-

D'Oraay. Lawrence (Klrke La Sbelle. mgr.) — K.
Y. City Feb. 1-0.

Davit, Fay (Charles Frobtnau. mgr.) — Portland.
Me., Feb. S, Worcester, Mass., 5. Baltimore,

Md.. 8-13.'
Dodge, Hanford — Fulrmoiit, MI1111., Feb. r>, Spwin
ier. la.., 8, Algona V, Hauptoa 10. Nswton 12.

Davhlsoa Dramatic (I'rauk H. DavidaoD,. mgr.)
— Montlcello, III.. Feb; 1-3, Assomptloa 4-0.
Mama 8-10, Atlanta 11-13.

Do Vooxle, Charles, stock 4PhU Levy, mgr.)—
Eric, Pa., Feb. 1-6.

Davldaon Stock (A. B. Davidson, mgr.)— -Ot-
tawa, III., Feb. ML Jollet 8-18. -..

DUavr-ComeU— Sbimokm, Pa., Feb. 1-0, Htt-<-
ton 8-18. .

PyOrya, Ethel fEou Dylrrrn, mgr. I — Wlnnted.
Conn., Fell. 1-0, Kangareei 8-13.

Ababa Stock (Harry L. Dlxaoo, nurr.)— Dodgs

Sober. Minn.. Feb. 3, Rochester *• . „
Z Mario (Mnrllo ft Kiting, nigra.)— Van
th!f*n. Ark.. IVK 4. Fott HmUb 0. Mesa 0,

"David Haram" (Julia* Oaha. mgr.V— Oakland.

Col., Jbu. 31-IVIi. 3, San Jose 1, StuektiHi r>.

Saernreenlo 0,
"Paald Harum" (Jntlua Cahn. aigr.)— ttednlia.

Mo.. Feb. 3. KlrksnlUs 4, Ccnlcrrllle C. Alula.

In., n.
"Darkest Hour." I.lnciln 1. Culler's — Brldcepnrl.

Conn.. Feb. 1-3, Nnw Ila«eii 4-tl.
•IVtII's Auction, " Charles II. Yale's — Everett,

WmOi.. Feb. 3. Tannna -I, Portlaud. on-., r>. n.
'Dolii Thurne" »R. I.. ONagf Amuseiwiit Co..

iagra.1— Chattamuiia. Tenn.. Feb. 13.
••Deserted nt the Altar" (Pen-y rt. Williams.

nurr.)— Toronto, Can.. Feb. 1-0.
•TJenlb Watch" (Will Crew, nisr.l— Frnntfert.

Mleh;. Feb. 4, Trnverae Clly .1. Petosky 0, Co.-

.UUe a, Holland 10, MuakecVMi 11.
"Desperate (tbancc." Kaalem (Bert no-ward.

mgr. 1— Bro.iklyn. K. Y.. Feb. 8-13.
"Down by Uw Sea" (Phil Huut. mgr.) — Hi-csno,

Cat..'F«b. .".. Stockton 0. San ■ Francisco 7-13.
•'Ware- Devil Doruthy" (iterger & O'Nell, nixrs.)

— Ellxabcth. X. J., Feb. 4-U, ITulyoke. Miks..

11-13.
"Dawn ttnd Up" (George niekmon. mgr.l— An-

Sil.i. ' Ind., Feb. 3, Decaf nr 4, Moatpeller A.
Artford Clly'n, Portland 8. Dunkirk U. Marlon

Id, Winchester 11, Baton, fc. 12, New Castle.

Ind., -13. :' «

"Drlvsa feiau llouu" (W. D.' Fllxgersld, nurr.)

-'Bostou. Mass., Feb. S-13.
"lieotcr' Express" (Gulden Bros., nigra.) — Bal-
timore. Mil., Feb. 8-13.

« .

Klllott, Maxlne- VO. 11. Dllllngbaiu, uigr.l— Cleve-

Imtd, O.. Feb. l-o. Pittsburg. Pa., a-13.
1-Jesou, Hubert (Harry It. Harris, mgr.)— X. Y.

City Feb. 1, ludellnltp.
KcllMe Slock (Lloyd ft Center, mgr*.)— Magnolia.

)tlaa„ Feb. 3, -I, Summit 0. 0. Ilrvokhiivcu 8,

S. - nazelhnrat lo, 11. Crystal Sptlugs 12.
Etlefvnl st,«-k— Sau Diego, Cal.. Feb. 8-20.
r.inerald Stock (I. F. Bartlstl, uigr.)- Lyons.

K.- T. Feb. 4-0. Palmyra 8-10. Clyde ll-i:i.
"Kveryniau" (Charles Froliuiau, nigr.)- -Siileui.

Unas., Feb. 1-3, Maiden 4. Newport, tt. 1.. 0.

Ifolyuke. Mas*., 0.

T.atl ot Pnwtueaet" (Klrke La Hhelle. wgr.)

— AlUnta. G«., Feb. 2.-3.
"Rleveuth Hour," Lincoln J. Carter's — Newark,

K; J., K-b. 1-6.
"Bight Bells," Byrne Bros.' — Denver, Col., Jou.

31 -F«li. n. Topeka, Kan..- 12.
")>ca»eJ frmn Sing Slug" (Jos. H. Parker,

■agr.) — Xnw. Haven, Colin., Feb. 1-3.

'•' 1 • •*■•■

Flake, .\tr-i. (Harrlaon Uioy Flake, mgr.r— St.

LorM. Mo.. Feb. 1-0, Decatur, III., 0.
rnvenham, Wui. (Uiarles Frohman, lugr.) — Plill-

adclphl.i. Pa.. Feb. 1-0, Atlantic City. S. J-

Crawley. Ii.inlcl (r.eUcli D. BrucUurt. mgr.)--

flirlitehureli. X. '/... Fab. 1-13. Iluiii-dln U-tT,
Father ft Curroll (George Sautucla, nigr.)— IH11

MvLpes, la., Feb. 4-0. -
Fleming, Mamie (W. H. dracoy. mgr.)— HarrlJ-

Iwrx, Pa., Feb. 1-0. Wllllaiaaport 8-13.
Fraucla, Marlon (George K. Koblnswn, mgr.) —

Niwhuu, X. II., Feb. 1-tl. Dover 8-13.
Fenberg Stock (George M. Fenlerg, nurr.)—

Purtamoutli, X. II.. Feb. ML Nashua 8-13.
Ferris' ComeillalM (Harry Unbh, mgr.) — Hiiliith,

XI Inn., Feb. 1. indeflnlte,
(•'lake k Stock (B. D. Flake ft T. Y. Stock, mera.i

- : -^4H,amfonl, Coun., 1'eh. 1-11. Moolli Xorwalk

S'lB,
I-Vrgfuajn Stock (J. X. MouUroniery, mgr.) — Sn-

viumab. (la., Feb. 1-0, Jacksonville, Flu.. 8-13.
French, lrrlng (Don Macralllou, uigr.)— BouliHni,

TKs„ l-tsb. 1-3. Dunint, ImL Ter.. d-O.
"l-'ojy Orandpa, ' Joseph Hart and Carrie Ik-
Mar— Win. A. Brady's (O. II. Butler, nigr.)- -

St.',. Paul. Mian., Jan. ,'ll-Feb. 0. Minacapolta

7^18.
"Filat Mull," Llnenlri J. Carters — Annmoills,

Md;, Feb. 8. Hageralowo 8, Chester, Pa., •!.

ri\ston 13.
"Fhuslng Arrow," IJneoln J. Carter's — Flndlur,

O... Fob. 3. Miirloo 4, Upper Sandusky r..

Luna u.
"For 11st ChlMren's Sake," EohUto. Hulllvuii.

Harris ft Woods'— Toledo, O.. Feb. 1-3, tirand

I tap Ids. Mich., 4-0, Chicago. III.. 7-2U.
"For Her Ctilldrcu'H Sake," UV.toru, Sullivan,

Harris A WmiV (ltd. II. lister, mgr.l— Brail-

fufd; Pa., Feb. 1, Kane 1!, Oil City 3, James-
town, X. Y., 4, urceiivllle, Pa., &. Canton. o„

O...Akr.Mi 8-10. .
"Fatal Wedding," Central, Sollltuu. HarrUi ft

Woods'— MIUnenpAlhi, Minn., Feb. 1-0. Onmhti,

Net,, .8-10, HI. J.wuch. Mo,, 11-13.
"Fatal Wedding." Western, giillDan, Harris ft

Wools' — Tacoina,. Wash.. Feb. tt, Everett 4.

Bcatfle f, 0, Hpntoue 11-13,
-For "Her' Rake" (Joseph Pilgrim, mgr.)— At-

lonbv <Ua., Tab. 1(1.
■'FramJlaga to Riches" (Wain ft Meyers, mars.)

— spetrolt: Mich:, Feb. Ml, Oldeatai. HI.. 7-1.1,
"For-Mothcr'a Sake" (Buseo ft Holland, nigra.)

--SUI Late City, l{„ Feb, 1-3, Oxdrn 4, Park

CllyTB, Bvanatoli, Wyo., (I.
"For- HIh Brotber's Crime" (Ceorce X. Balllngcv,

ingr.)— KIrbBiond. Vs.; TM>. 1-0, Baltimore.

Ud.,,8-18. ,
"Factoty Olrl" (Charles) H. Woore. mgr. »-- Chi-
cago, 111., Feb. 1-0, St. Poul. Minn., 7-1.1.
"KrUoiLnf the Family" (Win II. Uorman, mgr.)

-iBnlfolk, Vn.. Feb. 0, 10.
"l-'unuy Mr. Dnolcy" (FranU D. Bryan, mgr.) —

X, Y. City Feb. 1-8, Newark. N. J., 8-13.
"Forglveneaa" (J. W. Oil leu. mgr.) — Marine,

IrtdV, Feb. 4. r., Wulaiat, u, Bluirtun H. A.

;,..:-•' • '. U

"Vajdwln. X. C. (Klaw i Hrlaiurr. mgn.)— De-
tff.it, Mli-h.. Feb. 1-3, KprlugOeltl, 0-. 4, Day-
ten: S, Oolauhu* 0, Chattaauigu, Txun., p,
flltniuighuni, Ala., 12. -

Clltette, William (Chai-les Frohinan, mgr.)— N.
Y. Clly Feb. I. IndcUultc.

*)raco;.CIe«rg(! (Win. A. Brady, mgr.) — Pittsburg.
Pa., .Feb. 1-0. Washington. DC., 8-13.

•Jibaorc, Punt (Jolea Hurry, mgr.) — Bobto. Mi..
I<Vb. 3.' Baker City 4, Pendleton, Ore.. S, Tho
Uallsi 0. Portland 8, 0. Tacouut, Wash., 10,
Victoria, B. a., 11, Xanalmo 12, Vaneonvsr 1'i.

'IrlrDfh; John "(John M. Ulekcy, mgr.l— Ituchea-
t»r. .lud.. Feb. X, Loosnauort 4, Frankfort V,
Kwkomo > 8, Marlon 0, Xiibleavlllo 10, Union
City 11. Aleiamlrla 13. Ureenneld 13.

(iraiitlcy, Helen (Jaincu H. Delcher, rugr. )
Psn*acOla, FIa„ Feb. 3. Montgomery. Als.. 4.
Birmingham 5, Aniilstun 'I, CtTliunbua. C11.. s,
Aioi-rlcua », Albany 10. Tbomasrltle II. Halii-
iitidgp IS, Wayctvaa 13.

Qallatw, Bertha (J. If. Zlunoeruian Jr., ingr.) —
St.. Lonls. Mo., Feb, 1-0. Knimis City 8- 10.

ftSlatln, Alt-eru (George H. lirennan. mgr.) •
Koattle. WaiU.. Jan. 8 1 -Felt. 3. Vancouver,
den.. 3.' • •

ulliuore, Barney (Flurry Montgomery, tmr.) —
Cincinnati. 0.. Feb. Ml. St. Lonls. Mo., 7-13.

'Iralxwln Charlca — Toronto, Can., Feb. 1-0, Moo
treal-,8-13.

GarslOe, Condlt ft Mack Big Stock (J. S. GaraMc
rilgri) — Meil'ten. Conn., Feb. l-U.

Cor Siock IG. C. Guy, mgr. I— MfefSM City.
Mb., Feb.. MS. . .

Grace - Haywonl Stock (Charles X. White, lagr.)--
Lufayctte, Ind., Feb. 1-0, Grand Rapids. Mich..

■louVlmg Comedy (O. M. Cotton, uigr.)— Merrill,
Wis,. Feb. Ml, Wausuu 8-13..

ileiriipli, MIna (Mlnnelll Brothers, mgrs.)— Bluff-
tori, O.j Feb. 1-11, Cblcugo 8-18.

(Jeruiso r.lllputlaua (J. E Ts.liinll. mgr.) -Clin-
ton. In., Feb.. 1, Bavauna, 111., 3, Mount Car-
roll Ci ■••••."■•,-■

"■;!»! Wltli Ureeu Hjes" (Charles Frohman. uigr.)
— Kansas City. Mo., Feb. ■«•*. Dsventwrt. Is..
8. Peoria. III.. 10, Kvuu.llle, Ind.. 11.

"Olrl -from Ksy's" (Charles Probinsa, uigr. I- -
N. t; Oily Feb. 1. Indi-ilnltc.

"Girl* Will Bo Glrla" (Wm. A. Brady, rogt.l-
Ifolyoke. Uuim., Feb. 11.

"Onus Keeper," Thomas 1. Smith (Bowtand ft
Clifford, mgr*.)— Dourer. Col.. Feb. 1-0.

"aombter's -Daughter" (11. H. Fraxee ft lu.,. H.
Bhnriie, uigr*.) --Aurora, Mo.,, Feb. 8, Spring-

"Ureft't White Diamond" (Waller Feasler, ugr.)

— pa| ton, •»., Feb. 1-3, Akrou 4-0, Toledo 7

10, On nd llo libit. Ml.-li. Jl-13.
"(lenthiliian of France" (M. W. Hiinb-y l Hon.

iiifrs.)-— Cleveland. O., Feb. 1-0, Dulutb, Minn.,

12, 18.
"(lay Mr. Geldstrlii." Itarry fltnbbs -Dunojiolla.

Ala., Fob. 1, Hnttlcsbiirg, Miss., 3. Meridian

X. Jsckaon I, Baton llouge, Ij:., C. 0, Xew

Ibetia 7, Crowley 8. Jennings 9. Sour Lake,

Tex /, 10, 11, (ia I Teuton 13. 14.
"liood Oil Summer Time," Gtorgo Bvoiu — Wor-

ceater. Maw.. F»b. 1-0, X. Y. City f20.
"Oovernor'a Hon" (Fred rllblo, mgr. ) — Rochester,

N. I„ Feb. 4-0.

. H
Haekett. Jamw K.— CIsveUntLO.. Feb. 1-0. K.

Y. Clly 8-lB. ...

Harued, Virginia (Charles Frohman, aurrA— N.
Y. Oily Feb. 1. hsleunltc.

Hawtrey. Charles (Charles Frohman, OUT.)--
Bcaton. Mass., Feb. 1-13.

llllllatd, Hubert (Fiank L. IH-rley a. Cu„ nigra.)
X. Y. «'Ut Feb. 1. Indedulle.

Hall. Blnacbn (Edward C. White, .mgr.)— Mem-
phis. Tenn.. HS. .1, (Ireeuvlllc, Mlas., i, Vlcks-
hnrg B. Natches n. . _

HemUicke, lien (Sidney Tt. Ellla. mar.)— Pontage,
Hi,., Feb. I. Sheboygan 3, Fond du Lac .1,
Ipaiiitna I. Kaukaiina o, Oreen Bay 0. Oubkoari
7. shinasahiee, Mich.. 8. Kaconahu 0. Muqoette
10. lahpcnilni; II, Hancock 12, Csluinot 18.

lliiuf.ml. (Ihas. 1). (F. Uwrence Walker, mgr,)—
ton a City. ts.. Feb. 3. Mipcatlnn 4, Ottunwa
:.. Kmkuk <•. l'ort MarUson 8. Barlfogton 8, Al-
t.ln 10, Creston 11, Platmnoatb. heh. 13,
rrcnoait 13. „ _ ,^

IttMrard Hall I Henry Plem..n, mgr.)— Norfolk,
Vs.. Feb. ID, Richmond 8-13.

Hull Geotao F. (Fielding Amusement Co.. nicrs.)
- -Warsaw N. Y.. Feb. I>. Perry 10. 8t. Cath-
erlr.es, Han.. 11. BmntfoM It, I/mdoii 18.

Hlua-Inn, David. a».l Oi-orgla Waldrou (r«tslr A
Nln>l»l. suits.)— Trenton, X. J.. Feb. 8, Es«-
ton, Pn.. 4. _ __. . ,

Harrer. Georgia (J. U. IIari*r i Jry.-idi Dctrlek,
mgrs.)— mSm No. Dak., Feb. 3. Lldgtrwood 1,
Hnuhlnsoii :■• LUbon 0.

Her.-iuuun, Leon (Kdwonl Tburnaer, nigr.)— Buf-
falo, N. Y„ Feb. t-0, Brooklyn 8-lB.

Hall. Don t).— Ssn Be^la^tllla, Cal.. Feb. IO.
RlTi'ratdn 4-0. Pasadena N-lu. Pomona 11-13.

Illnur.eh'lu's ldivila (John A..IIImuielcln,_uigr.)—
Stv Mr
Pa., S 13

Xeu- liriiaawlck

1 ( Jol

J„ Knh. It), tUUUMkhl.

Illniirelelii'a Imperial Slock (tt. F. Hlmoeleln,

mgr.)— Madlsun. Wis., Fob. 10. Froeport. HI..

8-13.
Iliiwnril-Dorhet (ileorge B. noward. nigr.)— Hjn-

derauu. Ky., Feb. . !■", Evanavllle. Ind., 8-1 3.
neuderxou. Aland- (Josepli Fnreot, mgr.)— Gold-

water, O., Feb. 1-0.
Gin-court Couieily (Charhv h. Harrla. Bgr.) -.

laiwell. .Mawi.. Fell. 10. Portland, Me., 8-13.
Uoyt's t.'ouiedy (U. II. Allru, mgr.)— McComb,

JIUs., Feb. l-il. IMoxl 8-18.
Ilowanl Stock (A. S. Howard, mgr.)— Providence,

It. I., Feb. Ill, Uiwlatuii, Me., 8-13.
Hoi-rSer Show (Jack Hoefller. uigr.)— Vlnceanes,

Ind., Feb. l-ik.Owtralls, III.. 8-14.
llnriiBon-Adanis Theatre (Karl P. AuatM. mgr.)

- -South Betblehsm, l'a., Feb. 1-0.
Hidden Bnitlirra Stock (Wm. Trlplett, mar.)—

New tirh-ana. La., Feb. I. Indetlnltc.
llutuuioiid Stock— Henry, III., Feb. 1-0, MurrUoo

8-13.
Iliiiittey-Moore Stock (K. J. Murray, nigr.)— El-

mlra, K. Y.. Fell.. 1-0. _ ,

Harris-Parkinson Htock illolvrt H. Harris, mgr.)

— Bliicileld, W. Vs.. Feb. 1-0.
"Heart of Maryland" (David Belaaeo, aujr.)—

Plttalnirg, Pa., Feb. 1-0, Cleveland, O., 8-18.
"Hiir Only Sin." Llneola J. Carter's— Monoogs-

livlu, t'n., Fel>. 8. Irwin 4, Unlnntown 5. 0.
•'Hidden Crime" (J. M. Ward, mgr.)— Bridge-

iss-t. Conn., Feb. 12, la. ...

"Human SIiitp" (J. M. Wanl. mgr.)— Washing-
Inn. D.O.. Fell. 1-0.
"Her First Fnlso rllep" IK. A. Schllk-r, mgr.)—

Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 1-0, Truatoa 8-10.

KllssbeUi 11-18.
"llesris ot Onk" (William II. Gross, mar.)—

Fort Dalgr, la.. Feb. 3, Culuuibus. Xeb.; 4,

Kearney ft, Oreeley, Col.,0.
"Head Wallers" (II. 0. Wbltucy, nurr.)— San

Antonio, Tex., Feb. 4, Austin 0. Uonaton 0,

lialTeatoo 7. Waco 8, Coraleauu 10. Tyler 11.

Oreenvllhi 13, Psrbt 1.1. . _ .

"Hoosler Ulrt" (J. B. BJchardH. mgr.)— Oovu|'

ton. Teiui., Feb. 3, Dyersnurg <i, Fulton 0,

IMiluenli 0, Metropolis, III.. 8, Msillsonvlllc,

Ky., 10. EiirllngK.ii 11. Hopklnavlllo is. darks-

villi', Tenn.. 13.
■'HearlM Adrift" (Sponenr ft Alum, mgrs.)— '

llna.klyn, N. Y-. Feb. 1-0. Jersoy Oily, H. J.,

si:;.
"Unity roily" (tdlle Mack A Joseph K. flailes.

mgrs. )— Hamilton. Can., Feb. 3, BL Catherine*

.-., Manlalce. Midi.. 111.
"Ucr Marrluge Vow 1 ' (Vunoe ft Sullivan, mgrs.)

—New Hutch, Conn., Feb. 1-3, Wnterbury 0, 0.

Brooklyn. N. Y.. N-18. . .

■■Human Hearts." Kastfrn (Jraeo M. BlirKhard,

ingr.i— Wlllluoiiitlc. Conn., Feb. 3. Dnrhy ).

Stamford B, South Xorwalk 0, rbllsdelpuls.

"Hnoian Hearts," Western (Claud Haundurs,
■ uigr.)— Seattle, Wash.. Fob. M. Port Towu-

wnd 5, Port Angeles 0, Victoria, B. 0., 8.

Vanouover 0,
"Hottest Coon in Dixie" (Kngeno 8porford. mgr.)

-St. Joacph, Mo., Feb. II. Atkinson, Kan., 4.

Iliawutlm ft, Fulls Clly, Xebr.. 0, Tecuroseh 8.

Beutrlcn tl. dreun 10. Howard 11, Yolk 13, Au-

roru 13*
"llapny Hooligan," ICaatera, On* Hill's (Ohorles

II. Bartisi, ragT.)— Mattoon, III.. Feb, 8, Spring.

iliM 4, DeeaTur 0, 0, Luulsvtlle. Ky., 7-13.

Ispjiy Hoolbisii," Western, Gus Hlll'a (Al.

Dilwin, uigr.)— Dulutb, MIna., Feb. 11.

'Hani

■ JIHMlll, USir./— 4JUIU.U, iviuu., rw. ■«.

"Happy Trump" (Jvsepn II. Thoraot, mgr.)—

Kentnn. 0„ Fob. it, b"iv Brumwi 4, Bellos

fonlnlne /», .(Irhsna.U. . ' ■ ,
"Hnna Hauron" (James T. Mi'Atpln. nigr.) —

Virginia. I«„ Feb. 3, Pelcrslsirg 4, Mason City.

111., 3, Delavan d, Mlnler 8,,Lo Roy 8, Parmer

city 10, BHsssV fjlty .11.
"Ilenrt of Tekus," -VlUn Villslr und Hegrl L««»

U~ Stramlaburg, Pa., Feb. 4, Clinton, N. J., 0.
"Hello. Illll" (Goodhue ft Kollogg, lagM.)—

Wliia»llng, W. Vs.. Feb. » 0.
I
Irving, Sir Henry (Charles Frohman, nigr.)--

Toronto, Can., Fib. 18,' Delnilt, Mich., 4-0,

St. Paul.Mluii., 8- IP.
iaulvl Irvlni' (James K. Ilsckett. mar.) — Zsnei-

Tllle. 0., l'nb. :i, Coliuubns 1-0, Prsuikfort,

Ind., 10.
"If Women Were Meu" (M. W. Taylor, mgr,)—

Boston, Mass.. Feb. I-II, V. Y. City 8-13.
"Irish Pawnbrokers" (lo»e|ih W. Spears, mgr.)—

Huglnaw, Mich., l'eli. 8, Battle Crook 6, Oruiol

Huplds 7. Jackson 8.
"in the. Kliailuw of the GaUows"— Philadelphia.

Pa.. Feb. 1-0.
"In Loulidnna" (n. D. JolmatoiM', aigr. ) — Jesne-

rctta, I. u.. l'eh. 4, Frankllu.S, Psttersoii 0,
"In Old Ksiituchy," Jscob Lltt'a— 'Jelrolt. Mich..

Feb. 718.
"In tho Palace nt tlm King," Davis ft Durey's-.

I'lttsbnrg, Pa,, Fsli. l-'l, Mhcop, Us., 0.
J '
.iwdtetsoH, Thooms— Ftndlay, 0„ Feb. I, Bowilms

iln-on 3, Fremont 8, Lunslng, Mich.. 4, Sagi-
naw .",, Bay Ult.v 0.
-'Japaiii-HC Xlghtlagsls" (Klaw ft Rrlaiigcr, ugrs.)i

-Cbleogo, 111.. Feb. l-ii.
'-.tiroes Ilojs lu Misnourl'.' (Frank Caraolu, mgr.l

— I'lillnJelphU, I'a., Feb. 1-0, Syracuse, N. Y..

H-iii, Rochester 11-13.
"Just Struck 'fown," .lulu Walters' (Lawrence

Williams, mgr.)— Mollne, III., Feb. S. Ibics-

ford 4, Kss'rtrssu O. Diintipurt. la,. 7, Iowa'

City H.

K

Huott. Roselle (Frauk L. Perley, mgr. ) — Dallas,
T.'i., Fob. I, Fort Worth 3, 8, Sliermsii s,

Deiilmii D, ilai'iirllle ". Meraphla, Ter 13.

Kendall, Ktrn ILIublor ft Co., mars,) — Altoona.

I'a.. Feb, 3, WIlllsiHiiport 4, Buffalo. N. Y..

H-H».
Kelecy, Herbert, snd Effie Shaunon (Daniel V.

Arthur, nigr.) — lltnillton, Csu„ Feb. 3. 7orou-

10 4a), Montreal 8-13.
Kyle, llnwuril (George II. Breniiaii, mgr.) — Den-
ver. Col., Feb. 1 il.
Ki-llor (Dudley ft M.-Adoo. mgrs.)— Philadelphia.

Pa.. Feb. 1-0, X. Y. City 8>I8.
Kennedy, Jamoa (O. K. Wee, nigr.) — Jscksud.

Mich.. Feb. 1-0. Fott Wtyne, lud.. 8-lB.
Klugnlir-nussell in. 11. Russell, nigr.) — Prince-'

toll. Me., Feb, 1-0.
Keystone Dramatic (l/nwreneu B. MeUill. mgr.)

-TiniiiK.u, Mass.. Feb. 1-0. oalem 8-KI.
Klark-Crlnn (llnrden Klsrk, uigr.)— Orsavllle,

X. Y„ Feb. 10, BlllUnd. Vt. ( g-lli.
Korroll, Ikit (J. (1. Wclah, mgr.)— Brocktna.

Mass.. Feb. 1-0. Fall River 8 18.
Kerkhoff lirainutie (Ivan Kerkhoff, mgr.) — Cco-

trolla, K«p.. Feb. DO.
Keller Stock (A. W. Keller, mgr.)— Coyle. Okls..

Feb. 1-3, Chandler 4-0. Ilurllearllle, linj. Ter..

8-10, Independence, Kan., 11-13.
Klosey (oiaisly (M. L. Klnssy, mgr.) — Mineral

City. 0., Feb. 1-0.
King-Perkins (Kdward Taylor, mgr.) — Anils. Is./

Feb. 1, Stuart. •£, Guthrie Center 3, Walnut 4.

Hsrlsil ", Aiwa 0.
King Diumurle (F. F. filockner. nurr.)— Bellalte,

O.. Feb. 1-0, Zau'HTlllu 8-13.
"King of iHlectHes," Hulllvati, Harris A

Woods' — Omaha, Neb., Feb. 4-0.
"KatzrnJaxMuer Kids" (Blonde!! 4 |e,nuieai<7.

ingra. )— tola, Kun., Fob. 8, Fort Scott 4, St.

J«eph, Mo„ 0, 8.

1.
Lucknye. Wlltcn (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)— Krhv

Pn.. Feb. V, 4, X. Y. Clly 10. Indeuiilte.
Milieu Lyons (Desn ft Ogle, nigra.) — Mayvllle.

N. V.. fob. 1-0. WeeHMJ 8-1U.
L inrlrr, MIS. Lily (Charles Pmliuiuu, ttigr.)— ,

TirEMsraw yobe

►BR.

Bali tiake Clly, It., Feb'. 14, Colorado Spring*.

Oilu.i 5. pueblo (I.
1/itig, Prank H., Stock (J. A. titer, mgr.) — Nee-
, nub, Wl« v Feb. IB, West Sterling, III., 8-IH.
La Mftrr. Harry <H. O. Hull, ingr.)— Oak purlr.

III., Feb, 3,
Isjrralnc, Bho (0. B. Weaver, ingr.)— flb-iis

Fnlls, N. Y., Feb. 141.
lockes. The (Will H. Looko, mgr.)~Humiorrnold,

Kan., Feb. 2-11, Frankfort 8-13.
"Little Mary" (Charles Fmhionn, mnr.) — Hasina,

MlW ■ Feh. 1-1). Providence, it. I„ 810.
"Lovere' ,. Lane" — Hobokrn, N. .1., Feh. 7-10.
"Lighthouse by the Sen" (Vance * Sullivan,

nigra.) — St. f,ouls, ,U«., Jan. 31-Foh. 0, Birm-
ingham. Ala., 8-13.
"Little Homestead" (Wm. Macnulcy, ingr.)— •

Brookhaven, mIhs., Feb. '.'.. Jackson il. Kosci-
usko 8, Canton II, Yazoo City 10, Vlekcsburg 1 1.

(Irccnvlllc i'i.
"Little Outcast," Northern, floorge K. Olll'a

Kdgar. 11. FltrJiugh, nigr.) — La I robe.' Pa., Kp1«.

3, Johnstown 4, Alioonn ft, Cnnitcllavllli. li.
"Llltln Outcast," Eastern, Oeorgo K. Olll's (Hurt

McPbtll, ragr.)— Brooklyn, N\ Y„ Vet*. Ml.

Newark, K. J., 8.l:t.
•'Utile, .outcast,". Western, K. J. Cnrianter's—

I.on Angeles. Col.. Tib. 7-13.
"I.lttle Cbiirrlr Arortnd the tlirnor" (Vnnec He

Sullivan, mgrn.)— ilriind Rapids, Mich., Jim.

31-Feb. it, llnyion, <).. 4ij, ludlunouolls, Iml.,

8-111, Columbus, ()., 11-13.
"Little Christian 1 ' (Charles II. Clarke, mgr.)—
. Muscatine, In., Fob. '.'.. Ofdiinwn I, Oskalnosn

ft, Burlington li, Fort Mndlson 7.

r*;;. i lit

MansfiVM; Richard, ir.ymiui II. Olover, or,) —
' KnltluK.it', Mil., Fob. 1-11, Brooklyn, N. v., 8-

.W. . .
Mary Mannorlng (Frank McKee, nigr.) — Woiwa-

, tor, Mbiib.. Feb. «, N. Y. «.Uty 8-lil.
Mack, Andrew (Bleb * Harris, nigra,)— N. Y.

city Keli. 1-fi. Providence, It. I., 1I-J.1.
Miller, Henry— Buffalo, N. Y.. Feb. 4-U, Tnronlo.

C»»„.8-13.
Morrison, fowls (Julcg Morry, mgr,) — Austin,
, Tex., Feb. l!S. ■ •

Msrtlnut, Sadie Utiles Mnrry, mgr.l— AUimln.

i In.. Fnb. I. f>, Clint lnnuojtn, Tenn., 8, lllrmlng-

hum, Ala., JO, Kclinii It.
Murrav, J. K. ( Davis ft Bntlorlli'ld. nigra.)—

Itrnnklyn, N. ?.. Feb. 1-0, Itosliin, Mass.. S-I.'l.
Jtiiriiliy, Joseph — ^ToIhI.), <»., Keb. l-:i, Ka*lua«,

Mlrh., 4, Bay City 5. I'nrt Huron 0, tlranU

Itapbla 7-10. tiutttli llcii.l, lml„ II, Ottawa, 111.,

13, Aurora' III.
Manli'll, llolierl— V, Y, City Feb. 8-1JI.
MMvIIId, n«K (J. II. StlrlliiB, mm 1 .)— Mew Or-

JegiiM, l,n., Feb. 1-fl, Ulrinlnjjlinm, Aln„ 8, «,

<jliilttitti<xiifa, Tenn., 10,
Melli'ury, Nellie (Kliencer ft Atwm, ragrR.! —

ni|t»)lten. N. J., Jan. 3I-FeU 3, Catnilen 4-0,

Ktlziibeih 800.
Mminn imil Mason (Hromlhurat ft Cnrrle. nwra).—

Hurlliiutcin, In., Feb. », Kcokak 4, MprliiKllobl,

111,, r>, Lnselle T, I'eorlu 8, Canton l», Hock

Isbib'l 11. It'o'l-fonl 1'.', Klylu 13.
ntiirrn* anil Miick((lllle Mack, mgr.)— Hanforrt,

Oil).. Fell. 3, Fresno 4, Mmleato II, Kan Fruit-

JlieAulllTo Hlix-k (Jfte MeAnllffo, mitr.)— Aiilrarue.

N. Y.. Feb. 1-tl, lllngliiimtoii.S-13.
Mvrkle ,i' Ilnrilcr (W. II. Hnnlor, mjrr.)— New-

bnmii, N. Y.. Feb. J-0. Mlikllrtnwn 8-13.
Myrkle ft lloi-.ler (F,ugeno 1, Hall, nntr.)- -
■.roraln. 0-, Fob- »* !**•*» Mlob., 8-1^-
Mack, Wilbur <Wio. Htanfonl, ingr.)— New Al-

bsiiy, hd.. Feb. 1, hvk'Hiiltc.
MturnV. '\ Mnckey f Joint J. Murray, row.)—

rnrkertliir«r W- Va.. Feb. 1-0, lluniliiBtoii

MatlicR, CUrii— Mmnhfloltl, Ort>., M 1-FJ.
Mtrln Sloek (Trim Mnrka, mar.)— Unit, Can.,

Fel». l-il, OettlpU H-13.
Marks Ilrna. (Jou Murks, nntr.)— I'nrt Huron,

• Mich.; l'Vb. 1-tl- . .
Marks. Hro*.,. May A,. Ilcll Morka (It. W. Marks,
■■ mgr.)— I'ltttslMirjf, K. Y., Feb. l-(l.

Mercy Stock- (be Coinln tt Flesher, mgrti.)—
Cbannrc, Knit., IVIi. Ml, lola 8-11.

Hlyers, Irene (Will II. Mvers. mgr. ) — Lamwsler,
PO., Feb. 8-13.

MytfW. WlllJI., Stock (Sim Allen, mgr.)— Du

\Hn\i. Pa.. Fell. 1-0. (Clttnnnlinc 8-13.

Stuck & Anrjnnr OiiiimIIiiiih (Clinrlea l)n-w Hack.

' im.T.1— HlKSlilSTlllc. .\ln.. Feb. 1-3. Sweet

' Snrlngg 4:0, Uoouvllle 8-10, Jeirerwm Clly 11-

Jli'uiiaM Stock (O. W. McDonald, mgr.) —

• scnttiron. Miss., Feb. 1-0. Macumb S13.
Marlon-Ioioine Onoe-ly— Sprlngllebl, Ky.. Feb. 1-0.
Mnson ft Itctsl ContiHly (Souiuel T. Heed, ingr.)— >

Iloll. 111.. Fob. It). ■

Mnvimril Stock (Fred Motlliews. mar.) — Passaic,

S. J.. Feb, ltl, Ullenvllle, N. Y., 8-13.
I'MK, Wlggs, ol 1b*> CubbiiKO 1'iilcli" tLlebler &

Co., iuBra.1 — Phlhdrliiblii, I'm., Fen. U, In-

detbiltc.
•'Mr: Jolly, of Jollct" (llroailburst ft Currlc,

itiKri'.) — lMMj,< 'I'enn., Feb. 1. Nosbvllle 2,

Clprkaylllle 3, Bowling (Ireen, Ky., 4, Oweus-

boro n, Boonvlllc. lud.. 0.
"Mblblgtit MiirtbiKo" tForvaltr ft Mlttenlbiil.

■Ham.) — PtoTlJcncc, It. I.. Fob. 1-0, Drooklya,

N*Y.. 8-13.
"Man to Man" (W. 8. BtitterlU>ld, mgr.)— Cn-

lumbtia, Ind.. Feb. 3, Hhelbyvlllo 4, Couners-

villi'- .'., HllUllllnn. I).. 0.
"Hfntitniin Outlaw" (O. t\ Lawrence, mgiM—

llonne, la., Fell, fi, MurnhallKiwn «. Oska-

lootn 8, Ottmnwii 0, Musvatlitn 10, Duvenpoit

11, Clinton 13, Cedar Itaplda IB. ■
"Mercbttnt or Venice" (Jose|ili Mltl|inmn. mgr.)—

Wyinore, Nebr.. Fob. 1, llui'toii. . Kim., a,

flunioron. Mo., 3, Cbllllcutlio 4, Mnrcollnn ft.

Klrksvllle 0.
"Midnight In tjtlniitowil" — bOWB, Mass., Feb.

4-0.
"Momisliltier'a Diihgblet" (W. F. Mann, tugr.) -—

Holyoke, Mn*a., Feb. 1-3, Hudson, N. Y., 1,

Ni.rlli Aditnts, Muss., i), Troy, N. Y., S-lu.

lliwslck Falls tl, Illicit 12. 13.
"Missouri -flirt." Knstcrii, Fred Rnymiinda (II.

,1. Singer, mgr.)— Full lUvcr, Muss.. Feb. 13,

Hlvcr Point, It. I.. 4. South Framluglmm.

Jlnas., ft, Marllvirn II. tlloucester 8, Newbury-

port ». Wallbnni 10. Cbelaea 11, Fltcbburg 12,

tlnnliier 1H.
"Mlsitoiirl Ulrt." Western, Fred ltaymoml a

(Harry 8. Hopping, ingr.)— Centrultu, Mo.,

Feb.. 3, Mexico 4, Fulton ft, JciTcraim City II.

SI. Charles 7, Nashville, III.'. 8, Mount \'er-

imil 0, McLennslsiro 10, Ciirnl II, New llni-

mony, lnd., IS. _

"McFinlden's Flats;" flrw nill'a (Tltoinaa H.

Henry, . ttiKr, ) — Sprlngile.ld. Mass., Feb, Ml,

Syracuse. N. Y„ NKI, ltoeliester 11-13.
"Mickey Finn" (Clnrk Uruwn, mgr.)— Portlauil,

Ore., Feb. 1-0.

M ...

Jtelll, Jaiiica (Clmrles Astor Parker, gen. ingr.)—

I.ns Atiuelcs, Ciil.. Feb. 1-2(1.
Nellson. llortonse— Manistee, Mich., Feb. il.
Nelll-Morosco (Clmrlca Aalnr Porker, gen. mgr.)

— Denver, Col., Feb. 1-tl, Cripple Creek 7, U-ad-

vltlf s, Salt l,akt> Oily, V., 10-13.
Noble's Tbenlre (tVnrrtiu Noble, mgr.) — Oritce-

vllle. Mlnu., Fob. 8-10, wlteaton 11-111. .
Nulloniil Slock (II. T. fllliik, ingr,)— Urunawlck,

flu., Feb. 1-fl, St. Augustine, Flu., s 13.
"Ninety unit Nine" (O. .1. Anhiunn, mgr.) — Al»

bniiy, N. Y., Feb. 1-il, Troy 4-tl, llrookljn 8-t3.

New York liny by Day" («eo. W. Wltinett.

nigi.)- -KHslini Pa.. Feb. U, Holmkeu, N. J..

ft Nlclmlal.

ingl'. .

4-u, l'hlladelplila, I'll.. 8-13.

"Night Before Clirlalntas" (Burt
mgia.)— Kiilniuatott.. Mlelt., Feb. ft.

"Nnrililtelrt Bank HoMtery 1 ' (Percy l(ort*H.
mgr,) — Fcnton. Mich., Feb. &, Pontine .tl,
ltiimco 8. Port Huron 11. Karnlu. ("Int.. I'.',
Mount Clemens, Mich.. 13. Wyuudultc 14, M<u.-

"NMt lJoor,". Ilioa. Barer (Baall Mvlleitry. mgr.)
— Khainokln, Pn„ Fen. 3, U'houon I.

"Not Oullty" (11. ftinllb, ingr.)— Detroit, Mich..
Feb. 1-0.

"Nobody's Claim" (Charles A. Hotden, iiigr.) —

Uilltimnre, MU.. Pcb

1-U.

o

Olcfilt, CliauncPy (AugtisldS Pllmi, tagr.l— N. Y.

Clly Feb. 1-3(1.
Owen; Wllllini- lltibufiuo, la., Feb. 8, CVclsr Hup-

Ids IS.
osleimau. Kalhryn (I. .1. Ilosenthal. iugr.1 -

Clctelnnd, O.. FCh. Ml.
"(liver iltrl" (Charles Fmltman. ingr.) — N. Y.

Oll.v Feb. 1, luiU'llnlle.
"Olir New Mlnlslor" (Miller ft Conyers. mgrs.)

DPoOklyn, N. r„ Feb. l-O, Jersey City, N. J..

8; 13.
"Or>r Niagara Fulls," A iltowianr] ft Cltironl.

tuiirt.)— iTIulllmote, Md„ Feb. Ml, Waablugliio,

V. 0.. 8-lil.
"Over Nliigsia Fullll."- (Ilowland ft Clifford.

irtRrrii) — Itamiitnn, Id,. Feb. .1. Waverly 4,

Mnrshnlllown ft. lndei«?bdeneo tl, KIKnilor 8,

Wimkotl li. Dubuiiue 10, lloekfonl, 111.. U,

llploll. Win., 12, .lancavlllc 13.
•'Otte'NlRlit'ln Jwt" («Hir>"n. Mnrka, mgr.)

— Sacramento, tlal.. Fell. 4, Ornrilh* 5, Cblco

0, Bnsevltle 7. Aslilainl. Ore., 8, (llama Pass

10, Reading, Oal., 11, Allntiy, Ore., 12, Salem

■•lib ihe MOtf nt MMiilght" (Frank (loMelo,
mcr.>- Ilnfialo. N. V., PH». l-o, Montreal, Cak.,

"iirt.lionV Prayer" (H1w, D« Cnnrser, mgr.)—
Wlieelhig, W. Va., i-'eli. Ml, Washington, li. 0.,

"old Arhnn^nw." Fred llavmonrt's (Oeorge Be-

flee, iimr.;- imealiHKai, !.«., Feb. il. Wusbtngt

Ion 4. Fulrllebl. ft. Ollimn II, , Ccnterville 8.

Prlni'eioii. Mo., n, *J'renlnn 10, Milan II.

l.ai'lcdc li, KlrkHVllle 13.
"Our Hiildlns" (J. (!. Ilnrinn. mgr!.) — Springfield,

Mo., Feb. 3, Nevada 4, Carthago ft, Pittsburg

Ui Wei-: Clly 7.
"On the Str'ike, of Twelvs." W. II, Lawrence's- -

Cleveliiud, O., Feb. 1-tl.
"Otliellu"— . Ilarrlsburg, l'a., Feb. .1.

*•
Pillion, W. ». (.1. M. Slout, mgr.)— Ardmore;

lnd. Tor,, Feb. 3, Norman, Okln., ft, Outhrle

il. Oklnhnnin Clly 7, Hot Hiirlngs, Ark., In,

Newport II. '•

Poyiiiii's. «'„rse. Slock (Ditvld J. Oamnge, mgr.)

, — Wolilniiii, .Mass., Feb. 1-0. . •

l'nyloii, twins', Cnlssly (J, 'P. Mneauley, mirr.)—

l'onkcrs, N, Y.. Feb. 111. Xreiitmi, N. J., N-13.'
Paytou Slslers (iimeily (Col. Frank Bolwrlsoii,

iiiitr.) — Selma. Ala.. Feb. 12, Troy 4-0, C'o-

IiiiiiIiiis, Oa., H-13.
I'lieluii stock, Knsiero IK. V. Phelun, mgr.) —

New Bedford. Moss., Feb, Id, llroekton.N-13.
Phelun, K. V„ Slock, Wcsiem (Itnlpb A. Waul,

msr. >— New Cnslle. Pn.. Feb. I II. Sbarnn S-13,
Pickens. The (Willis l'lekert. mgr.)— Dawsun,

fin., fell. 1-3.
"Peddlor," Sullivan, Harris ft Wootls' — Provl«

deuce. It. I., Feb. 145. Full Itlvei-, Mans., H-ln,

New llnveii, Conn., 11-13.
"Pant llevere" (Dnvhl A, Wc4h, mgr.)— Wi.r-

eestrr. Mass., Feb. 813.
"Pickings from Puck" ((llllo Mack ft Joseph M.

(isles, nigrs.) — Deo Mollies, It., Feb. 1-il.

flooiia 4, Perry ft, Coster (I, Kaunas City, Mo,,

7-13.
"Peek's Bud Boy," Southern (Harry Reavi-v.

mgr.) — Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 4. Selma 10.
"l'uiikln Uusker" (Dnvhl A. Mnrtln. mgr.)— Dc.<

MidiicH, la.. Feb. 441, Omaha. Nehr., 10.
"Finisec Cafe" (Harris ft Stdman. nigra.)— Inck-

"••ii. Tenn.. Feb. 1, Fulton, Ky.. 2, Paris.

Tenn., il, Clarksvllle 4, Howling Oreen. Ky..

ft. Hoiiklnsvlllc (I, Owcnslmro S, Henderson I).

pHilncith 10. Cnlro. 111.. 11. Miirphysboro 12.

i.'nrliiiiuhih' 13, Kransvllle, lnd., 14.

a

"tjucen ot th« nighwny" (W. MeflowajL mgr.t—
Olluwa, Cnn.. Feb. 1-3. Kingston I. Hamilton
tl, Syracuse, N. Y.; 8-10. Kochester 11-lit.

"Qiihuy Adams Sawyer." Central (0. II. Smllh.
mgr.l— Soiiih Bel lileltein. Pit., Feb. il, Wllkes-
Inirrc 4, Seriiiiton ft, F.imton fl, N. Y. Clly X-
Mnrch ft.

"Oiilney Adams Sawyer," Western (W. O. Bnoll-
big. mgr.)— Arkimsna Clly, Kan., Feb. il. In-
<lc|ieiidenee 4, l3orTeyvllk> 3, Parson (I, Chsnuto
8. Fort Scott u, Pltlsbiirg 10, Outcnn, 11, Jon-
lln, Mo., 12, Aurora lil.

"Quluey Adams Sawyer" (C. B. Brooks, mgr.)-—
•Peoria, III., Feb. It.

"Qiiocu of Ihe Whim Slaves" (A. II. Woods,
mgr.)— Phlladelphhi, Pa., Fob. 14J, Hartfvnl.
Conn., 11.13.

V.

ItnsHcll, Annie (Rbnriea Frohnuin, mgr.) — N.

Clly Feb. 1, Indefinite.
Ileliuit, Ada,, and Otis Skinner (Uebler ft Co..

ft .1. J. Ilncktey, ingra.)— N. Y. Clly Feb. 1-U.

Iliiltlmore, Mil., 8-1.1.
lingers Brulliers (Klsw ft Krlanger, mgrs.) —

Prnvldcnce, B- I., Feb. I'll, Plilladelphlit, Pa..

8-13.
Itolitrlsnit, Fnrhea, nnd Ocrlrivlc Kllfort. (Klnw

,V Krliingrr, nigra. )— Monlreal, Can., Feb. Ml.
ItnhHeii, Klennor. (Llehler .t Co., nicrn.) — N. Y.

Clly Feb. 1, tndellnllc.
Illchinaii. Charles t Wider ft rields, mgrs.) -
, Frle, l'a., Feb. 3, I,
Itols'rts, Flori'iu-o (Fred llelaseo, ropr.) — Van-

npuver, li. (!.,. Feb. :i. 4. Krerntl, Wusb.. ,',,

Norih Yoklnin «, Siiokinu' 7-10, Missoula.

Mont., 11, Ori'iit Fnlla 12, Helena 13.
IIoIhoii, Andrew fj. W. Benueti, mgr.)— l*m An,

gides. Ciil.. Feb. 4-0.
Ilyiin, Daniel It. (W, S. Bstea, mgr.) — oiciis

Fulls, N. Y„ Feh, . 10, Xiirlhsintilon, Mass.. 8-
■ 13.
Rols'r. Kniherlne (t.on Bfandon, nigr.) — Fall

Blver. Muss., Feb. 1-0.
Iloekwell, .1. 0., Dramatic— llnrllngtnn, Vt.. Feb.

Ml, St. Allmus 8-13.
Itnynl LIIIjiuIIbiih, (lus ItlU'a — Knnsaa Cltv, Mo.,
- I'eb. 1-if, St. foola 8-13.
Kapler Pluyets (fins Haider ft Frank Becker,

uigrs.) — Camdeu, Mo., Feb. 1-0, Coucordla 8-

It.s- Slock (C. .1, W. Roe, mgr.)— Cohoes, N. Y.,

Feb. 1-0, Schencclndy 8-13.
Rnlilnsnn-Kainninn lltoscntlial ft Co., nigra.)—

l.tigrauge, lud., Feb. .1, Auburn 4, Portlaud 5,

Winchester- H, Alexandria 8.
"Itarhel Oohlstelit." Sullivan, Harris ft WockIr*-^-

t'oluiuhus, 0., Feb. 3, 'tub-do 4-6, Cleveland 8-

"Rohert F.inmet" (J. Wesley Knsonrjiiost, mgr.) —

Newark. N. J„ Feb. in. New Haven, Conn., 8-

10, Piilemon, N. J.. .11- lit.
"lloaianw of Conn Hollow" (Archibald Allen.

mgr.l— Crests,, lu.. Feb. 3, West I'nlon I.

Boone O, Oin.ib.i, Nell., 7, Dom Moines, la.,

"Rnggeil Hero" (Fielding Amusement Co., tngra.)
—Indianapolis, lud., Feb. Ml, S!. Louis, Mn.,

"Koyui Slave" (Harry fiorilon, mgr.)— Mount.

I'uriiiel. I»n.. Feb. il. tilrtinlvlllc 4, Ashlun.l

ft, Blojiushnrs 0. Frlelsnd 8. Mlienandoah 'j.
Milton Id.
"Itoyel Slav.'" I Harry flordon. mgr.l — Kntmelis-

Imrg, la., Feb. -I. SpenuT ft. Sioux Falls. So.

Dak., 7, Yaiiklon 8, Sioux Clly, 1«„ 10, Nor-
folk, Neb.. II, Oinnvji. In., 12, Missouri Vsl-

ley 13 Coimell lllufrs 14.
"Kuiinw.iy Wife" — Maoukmlor. N, H., Feb. 1-3.

Hiilynke, Mass., -Ml.
"Hun on Hie Bank" 111. r, Whitney, mgr.) —

Qulney, III., I'eb. 1. '

S
Siilhetit, V,. II. (Daniel Fiiilnunn, oigr.)— - Colmii-

biii. ()., Feb. il, Dayton 1, Indianapolis, lud.,

ft, (I, Cincinnati, O.. 8-UI,
Sbslilsrl, Jcnies 11. (Ilobrat Brower, mgr.) —

Wlnhliieg. Mini., Feb. l-il. SniK-rlor, Wis., 8,

Dulutb, Minn., 10. Apploton, Wis., 11, Osh-

koih 12, Hau lil it lie 13.
Sully, Daniel (Willis K. Bayer, mgr.)— St. Paul,

.Minn., Feb. 1-8, Minneapolis 4-li, Wlnnlncg,

Mini., 0, 10,
Slunrt, Bolieit— N. Y. Clly Fob. Ml
Sidney, George (Slulr ft Nleolnl, ingrs.l — Battle

Crs*, Mich., Feb. 3, Craw) ltaidda 4-0.

Toledo. O., 7-10, Juckiun, Ukh„ U, Bny Clly

12, Saginaw 13.
Sben, Thomas H. (Jumes Wall, tttgr.) — Phlladel-

lihla, Pa., Feb. Ml. Carwlen. N. J., 8-13.
Sullivan. John L. (Jna. F. Murray, mgr.) — natb.

Me., Feb. il, Hangar 1, Augusta ,1. Portland d.
Smurt Set, Uua Hill's — Cleveland, O., Feb. ML
Sliinmons. The (Hnrry Hliannnii, mgr.) — Areola,

III.. Feb. i'„ Parts I. Mmiletiiiiiu, Intl., 0, Crnw-

fordsvllle 7. Cllnloii 8. New Castlo 10. Mont-

poller tl, llnrlfoid Clly 12, Dunkirk 13, Fori -

li ml 14.
Risioner Draittallc, F. K. and .Mile (W. Dick llcr-

i 1k.1i. mgr.) — lllllslstni, Tex., Feh. Ml.
Sights. Pauline (.1. W. Sights, ingr.)— F.iulkton.

So. l>«k., Feb. If., Clack 8-10, Watertowu 11-

Stewnrl. May (.1. Tlollbi Hawnnl, mgr.) — Adit.

lnd. Ter.. Feb. .'I.
Snuihcrii Stock itlioive Itnntlllon. mgr.) — F,vnn«-

tllle, lnd.. Fell, t-0, Owenslton>. Kv., S-l};.

San Jo»-.,-Cil., Feh. 2-1, Yaleijo o, Oakland

0, 7,. UtsHfto 8. MercetDO.i Madera 10, Fresno

II, Tuluro 12. Bakers«eld lfi.
"Sign of the Cross" -(Berger ft Crnerlo, mgrs.)

-I'lliststrg. Pa., Feb. I'I.
"Stsla nf flullt" (Charlea W. Daniels, ragr.)—

llosloa, Mass., Feb. Ml, Buffalo. N. Y„ K.ltf,
•'Scnrcbllglits of n Orcat City" (Itoliert B. Mm*

roe, mgr. )— I/inlsvllle, Ky., Feb. Ml.
"Side Tracked." Jnle Walters' (Tom North,

rr.gr.) — Oetlar Bapldn, la., Feb, 11.
"Si t'liiaknril," J. (.'. Lewis Unck singer, mgr.)

— Wuliush, lnd., Feb. 1, l*eni 2. Kokomn '.'•.

lilwood 4. Anderson ft, New Castle 0, Oreenflsld

8. Martinsville 0, Franklin 10, Bedford II.

Bloomllclil 12. Term Haute lit.

Slnniltsh Slock (fleorve It. Itoll, mgr.)— Haltern.

. N. Y„ IVIi, il, I. :uinil*ld«e S, II.

Uhlrley, Jivwle— Seat tie. \Vnsl(., Jan ill-Feu., tl.'

"Heciet of Pollchhiolle" i .Lieu-. K. Itaeketl,
ii'Ui.) — N. Y. City lVb. 1. IndelliilU'.

•■Sohlleisi of Foilniie" (lleiir)- li. Harris, rrtgr.y
v -Philadelphia. Pa.. Feh. Ml, .

"Sky FBiat" (('liarbi Frohmnn, mgr.) — Wooii-
sia'kel. IL L, Feb. 2, Mllford. Mass., 3, MrtN-
Imro 4. iillntnlt ft. Smith FrnnUugham 0, b'lteli-
hilrg.S. Lwuultistct li, Ohrduer HI, Kecne, N.

•Swivt (ibiver" (A. A. Thayer, ingr.)— St.

I'liiimnii. Can., Feb. is, Wnsleoek .ft, fliihlnh tt.

(Ml 8, Mtrntronl II. Port lllnsin, Mleh., 10.
•MJ^BSi (WHJInrh II. OrnitK, ingr.)-(.taftil

ltaiilds, MIclL. Feb. 1,1. Kalnmaatsi 4, fli>sh«n,

I nit,, ft, Martini 0. Cliiclntintl. tl., MS.
"Sng llsrhnr" iWlllltini II, OcoSs, mgr. I— Fnrgn,

No. Dak., Fell, il, Jarflsslown 4, Livingston.

Mont.. >i, tl, lkir>Dtnii 8, Itutle b, Helena in-

13, Mlssoilla.13. ,
"Slavi* of Ihe Mine" (C, S. OaUahdn. ingr,)—

Seatilc, Wash., IVh, 14-M.
"Sign nf Hie Four"— nonioa. Mnas.. -frti, i.n.
•'Saved (rum Ihe Sen" (Charles W. Iturrlh, mgr.l

— PltlshiliB. Pa.. Feb. 1-0. . .

"Rntierha." Itantons'— ColtlhilaK. . O.. Feb. Idl

Martini, tint., ft. Milwaukee. Wis., 7.13,
"Slmiltiws nt 11 Ureal City" (C. B. Jbitersnn,

mgr.)— Itiinnlo. X-Y..Feli. 1-0.
"Sandy Bottom" (Uumptou ft Hcplrlns, mgfs.)~

Thompson, Deiintun — Kl I'nso, Tex., Feb, 4, ft,

Tnesou, Aril!., 0.
Thurston, Adelaide (Frank .1. ft Clnxloa Wll-

Hliicli, mgrs.)— Mlniteaiinlls, Minn., Feb. 1-3,

SI. Paul Ml, Dnlinh 8, 11.
Teiapcut. Mario (Charles Frohmnn, mgr.) — K. V.

City Fell. 1-0, Ptilladclphla, Pa., 8 1."..
Tinner, Clara — Moullon, Thomiison ft Monttnn's

iM. II. Miller, ingr.)— Plttston, Mass., Feb,

Ml.
Ttylor Sleek (Alls'rt Taylor, mar. )— ITIIUhum,

Tex., Feb. 1. Waxahatebln 4-il, Whltewrlght

8. U, Ctunby 10, Shrevoport, Lit., 11 -lit.
Tolson Sleek (T. Iiwlght Pepple, mgr.)— Mule

Hock, Ark., Feb. Mi, Arkansas Clly 8-10, I!«s-

nop, La., 11-13.
"Two Little Wnlfs." No. 1, Lincoln J. Carter's —

Full River. Masa., Feb. 1-3, Springfield 441,

Ikistnu 8-13.
"T»o Little Watfs," No. 2. Lincoln ,T. Curler's

--Sunlniry, Pa., Feh. S, Mluercvllle 4, I'nlts-

vlllc S. Keadlng «.
•Tun Proud to Bog," Lincoln ,T. rarler'e— Wil-
mington. Del., Feb. 1-il. Cincinnati. O., 7-lil.
• Tim Lltlle Staters" (Iltckey ft WarmliiKinn,

mgrs.) — Sterling, III.. Feb. .'!, Kewauee 4,

Mt'timoulh ft, Cannm 0, Peoria 7, Decatur 8,

(i'titrulta li. Chniniwlgii 10, Paris 11, Siirln,-'-

Hid'] 12, Clinton 13.
"To Die at Hawit" (J. M. Want, mgr.) — Sorjn-

foil. Pa., feh, 1-3, Tremnii, X. J„ -1, 5. Bur-

llicgioa 1:, lvision. Pa., 13.
"Through Fire anil Water.'' J. II. Wnlllck's—

Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 1-0, Philadelphia, Pa.,

8-1.1
"Texas Steer," II. B. Kmerv's — Durham. N. C,

Feh. il. Raleigh 4, Norfolk, V»., 5, II, New-
port News S, Putersrairg II, Richmond 10, Char-

lnitesvlllo II. Annapolis, Md., 12, Atlantic

City, K, J., 13.
"Ten NUrlits In n Bar Boom." Al. W. Martin's

(J. W. Stevenson, mgr.) — Scotldale, Pa., Feb.

it, Alioonn ■!, Tyrone u, Johnstown 0.
"Ten Nlahts In a Bur llnom." Terrv'a — Colhv,

Ki.n., Feb. J, Olwrlln ft, Norton (I, Phllllp*-

lairg 8, Lebanon Si, Bellevllto 10, Hanover 12,

Snletltii 13.
"Through the Centre ot llw 1-iorth." Edward

illundeU'H (Win. A. Stanley, mgr.) — Salem.

O.. Feb. I, Sharon. Pa„ •"•, l.nst Liverpool, (>..

il-S. SlMibenville 10.
"Ta-o Merry Trnniiis" (Shermnn McVenu, mgr.)- -

Slkeslnn, Mo., h'eh. ::, Charleston 4, Coi*

(llrantivui ft, Cnlro, III., fl.
"Ten Nlidits in it Bar Ibsun," Beeelter ft Stan-
ley's (Walter ,T. MeDoiuild. inge.)— FonUnelle.

la., I'oh. 3, Lennox I. Bedford 9.

"l.'lymHw" _ l(!harlet Frohman. mgr.)— Baaton,

.Mans., Pel.. In.
"Fuller Southern Skies," Kustern (Harry Unci

Porker, ingr.)— X. Y. Clly Fell. Mi, Newark.

-V J., S-13. ->

"Under .Sonlhe.'ii Skies;" Western (Harry Boot

Parker, mgr.)— lluelph. Can., Feh. s, W'oml.

slock I, St. Thomas 5, Loudon 0. Port Huron.

Mich.. S, Filar 'j, Saginaw 10, Bay City 11,
•Ann Arbor 12, .luckson 13,
"Inch. Tani'a Calih:," Hastem. A). W. Martin's

il'-il. S Martin, ingr.)— Ctareroout. N. IL, Feb.

il, Bellows Fells. Vt., 4. Kn-ne, N. IL, ;,.

Ural llelmro. VI.. 0.. North Adonis, Mam., x,

Plilsn.'lil !i. Snrloallelil 1(1, Putnaio. Conn.. 11.

Noiwlch. 12, New l.ntdou 13.
"I'nrte Tern's Cabin." Wesleni. AL W. Martln'a

i, 1 '' C .V. ,; l " ,, l, l ('f. .mgr.)— Akron, o.. Feb. 1-3.

New PldladcllililA -I. Canton H, Sharon. Pa., fl,

NIIihi. p., 8 l.iirntm. Pa., f), Wlndlwr 10,

Morpontown, W. Va.. 11, i.'nlnniown, Pn.. 12

•lolinslown 13.,
"Pncle Tom'a Cabin," Stetson's, Eastern (C. T.

Bnckvar, mcr. )— Clinton, .Mass., Feb. 3. Haisl-

2 er n 4 V. L, X niill9t . p „ r °' Fltchhurg II, Worcesler
8, t), Marlboro 10.

"Uncle Turn's C'nt.ln," Stclson's, Northern (Al.
Could, nigt. I— Victor, Col., Feb. 4 ~
fi, Piu-Mo 0, Trinidad 7, F'

■ Cltv (>, Snltda 10.

'Srihw Tom ' q '-•> b J n ;"Stetaon'n, Western (Wm.
Kibble mgr.)— solera, O.. Feb. 8, East Pales-
tine I Torinto 5. Steiibenvllle 0. WillBvlllo

ii rS t HSSStf* Bel'alie 10, Youngstown

ill J •- , Akroij l-r.

"UncIeTom's Cabin," Central (Grant Lmsj, mgr.)

twM^Stlt ?•' &^ii B «r"«rt«n '•' Canal
I'oier 0, Coshocton 8, Dresden ft. New Lexing-
ton 10.

"Thiilcr Two Flags*' (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—
Iliiveupotl. In., Feb. 0. .

"lii.cle Josh spruceby," H. H. Fravee'a— El
Paso, Tex,. Feb. It, 4.

"Uncle Her," Frank Adams'— Towanda, Pa., Feb.

in -if' 1 '. 1 ;" 1 ', -Vy-V,! 1 ' No "vlch 0. PltlBton, l'a..

10, Nuiitlcolcs 12, Blonmslnirg 13.
"I'ticlc 81 llnsklns" (ft s. Primrose, mgr.)—

I.eneia. Nehr., Feh. il, Hebron 4, Nelson "

Suiierlor d, Beatrice 8. WIIIst 0.
"Ihicle Joslt Kpnicby" (,T. P. Donohuc. mar,

A tiseiigee., lnd. Ter., Fell. ft. Tnldenuah il.

Kurekn Spring. Atk.. 8, itngew n, Fayettevlllo

HI, Vnii Btiren 11, Fort Smllh lit.
"Uncle Jifh Spnicrhy" (Dave II. I^ivls, mgr.)

lldlynhe, .Mass., Feb, 3. '

V

Van Ilyke ft Ealon (F. .Mack, mgr.)— .MrKees-

port, Pu., Feb. 1-13.
■ Vernon stock illenj. B. Vernon, mgr.)— Jersey

Shore. Pa., Feb. Ml, Austin s-tft, itlil«e Wn y 11-

"Vlrglnlnn" (Utrko La Shellc, mgr.)— N. y. city
Feb. 1, liidellnlle.

"Village PiiHlmasler" (.7. Wesley Koscnnuest.
mgr.) — Lewlston, Me., Feb. 1, Wntervllle 2 Au-
gusta 3, Togus 4, Bangor ft, Portland ft

"\nliintocr Organist" (Harry Manlell. mgr.)—
Montreal, Can., Feh. I.it.

Walsh. DhiRClie (Wngenhals ft Kemper, nigra )

Ivnasaa City. Mo., t.'cb. 1-3, Omaha, Neb., 1, ft,
Dubunnc, In., (1.

Warren, Charles (lllch ft Hams, mgra.)— Boston.
Mass., Fell. 1-0, Pittsburg, Pu., 8-lil.

Wllli.isl, (Catherine (Edward C. White, mgr.)—
loi'ston, Tex.. Feb. 3, Bentiraont 4, Lake
Ctiarles, La., fl, ShreveiKvrt fl.

Wilson, AL IL (Yale i- Kills, mgrs.)— Mobile,
Ala,. Feb ft, tl.

Wills, Nat M. (Branilhurat ft Currle, nigra.) —
Cincinnati. 0„ Feb, 1-0, Sprlngtlehl 8, TttHa U.
LI11111 10, Tolcilo 11-13.

Ward ft Vokes tl.'hurles I). Wilson, mgr.) — Sha-
ron. Pa., Feb. 3. New Castle I. IFnfontown ft.
(Iiiiiiberlimil, Md.. 0, Baltimore S-lii.

Warren, Itobecea (Wilson s. Itoaa, mgr.)— Mon-
treal, C1111., Feh. Ml, Boston, Mann., 8-13.

Walker Whlteshle— (inuihii. Neb., Feb. 0, Dnven-
pert, lu., 10.

"Wlnchesler"— Fall Itlver. Jlaw., Feb. 4-0, Pro-

•Wayward Son" (Snrlnicr ft Fleming, mgra,)—
Steiibenvllle, O.. Fob. 3, Co lumbna H

"When llcnhen Comes to Town"— Milwaukee,
Wis., Jan. 31-Feb. (I. • __ • _.

"Was 81o to Blainel" Ued Cnrltpn. rap.)—
Corning, Io„ Feb. il. Creston I. A ton ft. Os-
ceolu o. Lucas 8. IhlltMrM 0. Ccnterville 10,
hddyvillo il, Pelln 12, Motirnc • i:»

"Wonrv Willie Walker" (II. B. Ori'gnry, ingr.) —
ivnfrall. ! Mo." Feb. 8. Oallforrla ti. Hlg«lns ;
villi- 10, Sclalla II. Pleasant HIH 12. Illeli
Hill 13. y

"Yon Yoason" (K. V. C.lmnx. mgr.)— Junction
Clly. Kan.. Feb. il. Tiniekn 4, Solillera' Home
ft. Atchison fl. Kansas Clly, Mo... 7-13.

"Young Tolile lloxle" (Charles D. Miller, ragr.)
— -WiiHlilngloii, D. C„ Feb. 1-0, Uobokcn, "N. J..

•York "stile Folks" (P. E- Wrlglit, mgr.)— Ce-
d.-ir Rapids, la., Feb. S, Davenport 4.
•L

"Zlg Zmr Alley"— Norfolk, Vil., Feb. II.
\I|SU IL.

Itostonlans (Charles B. Hjenn, bus. mgr.)— Liv-
ingston, Mnitt.. Feb. 4, Rutto ft, O, Helena 8,
Anacooda II, Missoula 10, Wallace, Ida., II,
Spokane. Wash., 13, 1.1.

Boston Ladles' Orcheslra (ijerlrude Mnllliml Hall,
dlieetnr).— Auburn, N. V., Feb. Ml, Blnglmm-
loit 8.13.

Boston Ideal Opera— Mobile, Ala., Feb. 1-4.

Black Pin IPs Troubadours , Voeckel ft Nnlan,
mgrs.) — Kansns Clly, Mo., Feb. 1-U. Term
Haute. Ind., 8, Marlon II. transport 10, Peru
II, Tlflln. ()., 12, Mansllelil lil.

"llnlwH In Tnylnnil" (llaodlii.fc Mitchell, mgrs.)
- -N. Y. city, Feb. 1, Inilellnlte.

"llllllonalrn" (B. D. Stevens ft Frank I,. Parity,
mgrs.) — St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 1-0, Knnsnu City
7-13.

"Burgomaster" (Wm. P. Cullera, mgr.)— Trenton,
N. .(., Fell. (I. Washington. I>. C, 7-13.

Cittilll. Marie (Daniel V. Arthur, mgr.l — Buffalo,
N. Y.. I'eb. 1-3. Troy ft, Newark, S. 3„ 8-13.

Canadian Jubilee Sineew (W. T. Cnr> - , lagr.)—
Meretlith, N. ir., Feb. ii. Ashland -1, Warren
ft. Wells Klver, VI., li, Lisbon, X. II., 8, Little-
ton P. Hi, Wliltclfeld 11, (Irovctnn 12. Island
1*01111, Vi., 13, 11.

Canaillitn Colored Ci.neirt (William Carter, ragr.)
— Annawan, 111.. Feb. .'J, .Mollnc 4, Book Island
ft.

"Chinese Honeymoon" (S. S. Shnbert. Nixon .*
/.Imnier.auiii. mirrs.) — Brooklyn, X Y., Feh. 1-
II, N. Y. City 8-13.

"Chinese Honeymoon." S- 8. Shnbert, Nlxan ft
Zliiunentiiiii's (Harry S. Fulton, mgr.) — San
Francisco, Oil.. Feh. 1-0, Oakland a-10, San
Jose It, 12. Si'srliiim 13.

"Country Olrl" (J. (i. Diift, nigr.) — Plttsfleld,
Mass., Feb. 1, Springfield 2, Xorthainptnn 3,
Wowoter 4, Xarlford, Conn., ft, New llnveii It

•■Chaperons" Klngslley ft Welly, nurrs.) — San-
dusky. O.. Feb. 11, Toledo -i-d, Flrnllny 8,
Marlon 0, Mansfield 10, Wheeling, W. Va., 12,
Marietta, 0„ lil.

Daniels. Frank (C. B. Dillingham, tagr-1 — Phil-
adelphla. Pa.. Feb. 1-fl, Brooklyn, N. V.. 8-13.

De Aiigells, JefTersnii (H. S. Shubcrt. Nlxan ft
Zliiimermnn, nigra.) — Charlotte, K. C, Feh. 1,
Durham 2, Kalelgh .1, Norfolk, Va., 4, New-
port News ft. Itlchmaml II, Charlottesville 8,
Annapolis, Md., 0, Lnnenster, Pn„ 10, York
11, HurrNhurg 12, Wilmington. Del., 13.

Davis .Musical Exlravegaiiza (II. Wnilo Davis,
iner.) — North A.lnins. .Mods., Fell. 12. 1,1,

FiiKll.'.h tirainl 0|iem (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) —
Wushlngton. II. C. Mr. 1-fl.

Karle, Virginia (Ceortre It. White, mgr.)— X. V.
City Feb. 1, imleflnite.

Edwr.rdes, Paula (8. S. ft IM Shuhert, mgrs.) —
Kniamazoo. Mich., Feb. 3, tir.uid Knplils I,
Battle Creek 5.

"Floriulovn" (Fisher ft Byley, mgrs.) — Norfnlk,
Va., Feb. 3, Chnrloile, N. C, 8, fMnmhlii,
S. C, P.

"Fortune Teller" (Milton ft Sargent Aliorit,
mgrs.) — Detmlt. Mlelt., Feb. 1-U.

firnnd Opera Olelnrlcli Cntirled, mgr.) — N. Y.
City li'l'h. J. Indctinlte

Iloiiper. Do Wolf (10. It. Beynolds, mgr.)— Lew-
Istoa, Me., h'eli. il, IJover. N. H„ 4, Salem,
.Mass., ft. Concord. N. H., 0.

Held. Auna (F. Zlegfcld, mgr.) — Bachester, X.
Y.. Feb. fl.

I*le of spliv"— Jackson, Mich.. Feb. fl, llotlle
Creek 4, Marlon, lnd.. 8.

James' Ladles Band (B. I., .tames, mcr.)— Los
. An R ( '* , if' 9»1~ Feh. 1, IndeOnlle.
townee, s'oi^ W}Jlf8 v Bnnd (T. I*. J. Powers, ragr. )— Siiekane,
h torence 8, Oanou wash., Feb. 3,. 4, Colfax ft. Walla w'alln fl
Seattle 7; 8, Victoria, B. C, ft, Lnihamlth,
unit., and Nannimo 10, Vniieouver 11, New
Wtstmlnater 12, New Whatcom, Wash., 13,
Everett 14.

"King Dodo" (Henry W. Snvnge, mgr.)— New Or-
leans, La., Feb. 1-0.

' .Mother Goose'.' (Klaw ft Erlanger, mere.) — N.
Y. City Feb. 1-27.

"MJM : Bob White" (Niton ft Zimmerman, rogrs.)
— itoigantown, W. Va., Feb. il, Yonngstonn,
O., 4, Wnrreit 5, Salem 0, Slstcrvllle, W. Va.,
8, Mirlettl. 0., 0, Nctannvillc 10, Cambrldgu
11. Zr.uCHvIUa 13, Oaabncton 13.

"Miilnl end the Maid" (FMIier ft Bvley, mors.)—
N. V. ft, Feh. -20.

Nashville Students (Joe Buker, mgr.) — Glrard,
Kim.. Feb. a. Chauiile -1. Fredonln il, llowtird

• I— 11. Eureka 8. Madison 0, Osnec City 10, Council

• »■ Drove It, Herlngton 12, Snllno 13.
"Peggj- from Paris 1 ' (Henry W. Savae*, mgr.) —

•)-~ licooklyn, N. Y„ Feb. 1-0.

Knstern (Henry W. Ravage,
Mil., Feb. 1-0, Washington,

"Prince of Pllscn.

mgr.l — Baltimore,
1) C. 8-13.

"Prince of l'llsen," Mm (Hcmy W. Savage,
mgr.)— Dubuque. la., Feb. 4, Cottar Itaplda 0.

"Princess Chic" (Joho P. Slncum. mgr.) — Kastoi'.,
Pn., Feb. ft, Trenton, X. J„ 0.

Itudlsell Concert (M. 11. Ayer, mgr.)— Hender-
son; Tenn.. Feh. 8. Holly Springs. Miss., ft,
Oknlouii 10, Al<-rdi-.ii 11, Columbus 12, Bir-
mingham, Ala., lit.

"Itiiraiw-ays"— Macon, Oa., Feb. 4, Selma, Ala., 8.

Sehelf. Frltal (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— Newark,
" J., Feb. 1-fl, Philnilelphln, Pn., 8-13,

Feb.

Shay Oncrn— Dululli. Minn., Feb. ft, 0.

Stiiylon's Jubilee Singers — Logan, O.
Plketon 4. Oreenllehl fl.

"Snltnh ot Snlu" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—
Indianapolis, lnd., Fell. 8, 0.

"Shirks" (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.)— Fort
Worth. Te.v.. Feb. ft, Waco «, Austin 8.

"Silver Slipper" (John 11 Flsber, ingr.)— Loula-
yllle, Ky„ Feb, 1-3, Decatur. 111., 1, Bloom-
iiigton ft. Sprlncnclil 0, Evnnsvllle, Ind., 7,
tiitlney, HI., S, Peoria II, Indianapolis, Intl., HI,

"Mow Girt" (B. C. Whitney, mgr.)— X. J. Clly
Feb. l-o, Phllodelplilu, Tn., 8-13.

"Simple Simon" (C.. A. Wlllinms, mgr.)— Corn-
ing, N. \., Feb. 8, llntlt 4, Danville 5, Wnvnr-
ly ti, Tow.andn, Pa.. 8, Oswego, H. Y., 0, Cort-
land 10. Ciiuost.ila 11, Oneida 12, Auburn 13,

"Three Little Malda" Charles Frohman ft George
ICdwardew, mgrs.)— Sprlnglleld, Mass., Feh. 3,
Waterhury, dam., I, Hartford 0, New Haven
0, Boston. Mass., 8-20.

"TeiMlerfoot" (W. W. Tlllotson, gen mitr.)— An-

JSJ3? n.'jacksr-K?.' l,r " n,I Ka,,W8 * UMk '

" ',?'* J ' """I 1 •'»■'•■•" Wm. A. Brady's (Jolm S.

,"" V; T f> .17 U ''J' ','•-• •■"•'■ •"•• »« '"'^ city i-

tl. Park Clly 8,. Eviiiisinn. Wvu., 11. jioet
Springs 10, llnwllns 11, Lnrliuee 12, Cheyeiuii!

"M'orel Woman lu IaiuiIoii" (Berger ft Oreiirln
nigra,)— N. Y. City Feb. 1-0. Providence, It, I..

"Way tit (he Transgressor" (W. c. Cuiiulngliam,
■ittr.)— Brooklyn, N. Y„ Feb. Ml, llulvake
Mass., S-ln. *

"We.ld.sl uml Ptirlisl." Sullivan, nnrrls ft Woods'
— Kt, l^iiils. Mo.. Jan. iil't'i'h. It.

"While Slave" IHahon Caf)i|ibell. mgr.)— Brook-

8- 13.

WllllaiiisisirT; l?i.." "Mill,™ a, TSveiuuli; O.fs'ut.
Mells-Diinuellnrltui Mnslenl Comedy (Juke Well*

mgr.)— Birmingham. Aln., Feb. 1-13.
Wllls'f oiwrii (W. II. Fullwend, mgr.')— Lwk-

|s>rt. N. V„ F.4i. Ml. w " mh

Wills Musical Conietly twin, llrny, ntgr.l— Iron-

Mich "s I?* 1 " :1 ' <;1,l,ll,-0,lie 4 -' ! . 8nglutiw,
"Wlxiirii of Oa" lllamllii & Mitchell, iugn>.)—

St. Isuils Mo., Feb. Mi, Kansaa Cltv 7-13,
"Wliartl of oa" (llaailtn ft Mitchell, uigrfl.)—

Peoria, III.. Feb. 3. IImiuiII.iiI, Mo„ 4. Moberly

ut W'. Savage, mgr.)—

■1. Seilnllu fl.
"Yankee Consul" (Hmr.r
Cobtmbus. O.. Feb. 4, u-

VABIE5TY,

■ v ^bfTfl. , x: "•: S?y M**^"**' * '•■

..JOT. V V. Fell. il. Philadelphia, Pa..

THE • "o' N,, S? 0,ll > (Ciirlanil Oiiden, mgr.)—

Ellratielli. N. .1.. Feb. lit. Trebbin. N. J.; ft.

WIlllaniKport, Pu.. li. Brooklyn. N. Y„ 8-lB.

*L \V%T'\ i*fv.iO i fflS ( nl 5 r ;?,- cl "- KryantV Bnrlea,«n. '(Harry C. Bryant, mrr.)-
"^^r , Wo , men ,, :^l,!" ,, • JR* *gfcg%Z- '$$*'• ' " * 1-0, Allmny 8 - 10 ' Troy

llnrtlp- ft aearaoii'n (Joe>
Crtv Feb. l-«, Plilla-

Miner, m'frt.')— Clnelnnatl,
fl. Inidsvllle, Kv„ 7-13.
Itu'li, :ngr.) — Boston, Mass.,

' V \V!!l!!V'.'i, , i,iJ ,A !^ ,5 r-M Uo,, A J - nf * l * |r ' "*'■'>— l"Wf$r, riilrleanucro. II

l''tllii.iel|ilila. Pn.. Feb. Mi. Ifiifllg mi»r i^-S' v

"Wl-eti WVicen law" (Frank W. Nnson. mgr,)— delphli, Pn'.."R-l3. -

Iljiv. V Y„ Feb, 13, Albany l-C. Itttn-dtn nohemlnl.s (Thomas W. 1

Jl-til.

"Why Olrls Leave Home" (Vance ft Snlttvon.
mgrs,)— Uoehester. N. Y.. Feb., 1-3, Svrnnisj
4-il. UllCa 8, Cloversvllle 0, Cohoes 10, Albany
Il-U. :

0., Jan. ill- Feb.
Ion Toils (Kt). v

Feb. Ml. 1
migndlers (H.rry M«tell. ragr.)— Cleveland, 0.,

Feb. 1-fl, Buffalo, N. ?., 8au.

Brlitaan Shaw — Brooklyn, W. Y.. Feb. «.
CllV'Sporta, (Phil Sheridan, mgr.)-l Wmj. ,

D. d.', Feb. MI. PltLshurg, VKttESr****
Crt.-ker Jack* (Robert Manchester, mgr )_i„.

{,^8.' :.. .• 31rtb ' °« ci ««hTe.,), ,;.,

Cherry Blosaoma (Bittler, Jacobs ft ixiwrv m» ,

— » Y. City Feb. 1-U, Jcracy Cltyf N^j Tf:, 1
Devere's, Bam— Albany. N. Y.f Feb. l.\ 'ii,.,,'-

«, Monlreal. Can. 813. ' ™» '

Dainty Duchess (L. Lawrence Wcher n,« i

Hillfalo, N Y., Feb Ml. ToroiVtr, Can E «V.,'
Dainty Parea (Jos. II. Barnes, mgr )-_'ui'„, '■

Mav-s.. Feb. l-il, Manchester, X.H4c* HI '
Fny Foster BiirlesijuerB (Joseph Oiincniwin,...

nZi'ki*. '*'■ ^ *™ 1 -«' ffina"";

I-rciicli Folly Btirleaquora (Brant ft Pntinta..,

ingia.)— Marlon, (>., Feb. 3, MansOeli 4 h " i1 "'
Cay Morning Olorles (8am A. Scrlhner. 01%!-

Sprliigfleld. Mnas., Feb. 1-8, llostnn, m„J^

Oay alVsnueiadora (Engenc Wellington, ra„ 1 ._.
■ N. •». City eeb. l-l.t, " "

Hnminer ft JLisoo ( l^iu nomrner, mgr )— p„

chesler X. Y.. Feb. 1-fl, Buffalo 8.187
Jlydei. ComiTllans (Ittehiiril n. Hyde. 'mcr v

Pittsburg, Pa.i Feb. 1-0. ' ' D ' Br ')-

Hltli Boilers (J. H. Woodhnll, mgr.)— Decito,

lnnoeent i Mnids (v. W. Dlnklns. in:rr.)-TUu.
vllle, Pn.. Feb. 3, Mercer I. Souii, Sharon i
ilr^euvillc fi. New Caale S. Beaver F-itls

,r Mt%, i :?ifs:^^:^:r ,lnnn ^ ,,a ' '"''■• ^'>-

Indian Maidens (L011 Is Harris, mgr.l— llainl.lo
t.»i,.WVVn.. Feb. 3. Cumherhn . Md i

W m & ^ff-t*' "n'ontown. Pa., 0. ScolV
dale 81 lb-He Vernon !i. .Icunncii,- in 1JS1,
II, Washington 12. McKeesrsTrt 13 ' Irul "
Imperl.-tls (Harry W. Williams Jr.. mirrl_v.
Paul, Mhm., Jan. 31-Feb. it, Chicago, li|„ 7 :

Jolly' firasa Widows (Roliert Fulton, mgr.)— Pint

in'a li-1'3 ' 1 "' i ' S " AM <> a *«>. lion .1-

Kidtlcerhoekers (Unls rtnlile, mgr.)— Bnlthuor,,

Mil., Feh. 1-0, Washington, I). \i' 843 '

Kentooky Belles (Wballrn Brothers, mors "l-Je,-

sey t'lty N. I Feb. 1-fl, Brooklyn. NY 7S"
Meny Mnidenn (Butler, Jaeoha A Lowery nterv ,

—Minneapolis, Mlna., Jan. 31-1'eli. 11, St. |.;,i',|

Majesl'lea (Ficd Irwin, mgr.)— X. Y. f'itv i,Vh 1
it, l'aterson, N. J., 8-13. ' '

Mooullghr Malda (Charles Franklin, mgr.)— Mm.
trenl, Can.. Feb. Ml. Manchester, N\ It S.10

Mght on Broadway (Harry Morris. m»r.V-Clii:
eego, III.. Jan. ai-Feti. li. Milwaukee? Wis., 7.

NI Ftb. ( 4*' 1 * (^rC,, Rl ' 1 "' ■•*> — ^'"»aa. Pa..

° r P- ll r" ln . S ,1,w / Mnr " n Beck's— Lincoln. Xeh
leb. .'., Si. Joseph, Mo., 4. Ateldsou, knn ii'
Leuveuworlh '!, Kansaa City, Mo. T-l't "

Darlslnn Widows (L. Lawrence Wels-r, nigr.). -
Boston. Mass., Feb. Ml. K. Y. Ollr K. 3
mTss. . A ^7.;; ,wi *'»™. »• 1- »*». i-d. Ihislon.

Bo'selim/l^sllah Folly (Bice ft Bnrlon, ragr,.,
— N. 1. City Feb. l-o. Pbllaflelltpl,,, P„., i,'.

Rentk-Santley (Al« fjinvltt, mcr.)— bnhrtHa

Hose Sydeil'a London Bellea (W. S. Campbell a
ji,'i;"'''a.l J .Vh C '.'" , ft. ■»8^vl-->«lwnnkee. P, WI 5 A ,
n.Mtr' '2 ™ b, ..°' .yinnenpolls, Minn., 7-13.
rtellly ft Wootl's Pat Rellly, ragr. )— Toronto
„Cnii.. Feb. MJ, ItoehoRler, tf. Y. 8-13
Runaway Olrls (P. s. i;| nr u, ing'r.)-Phl!adrl
nl.li. Pn. .Feb. ^^1-0. Baltimore, "w, 8-13.

T t'lf*i!n: X ****• '"W'i-n--"""^, n.

Tr v"'pX < ,"' n, ' ] " n * nr i | ' n^, • »«».)— Troy, N.
},' F ™- 1 ". Albany 4-il, Provhlence, B. }.. s

llioronghbrejU. (Frank B. Carr. mgr.)_Brookl r .,.
to •,'•' *.£'• J.""' Newark, N. J„ H-IX
Vt y\?%P:J-™ l * iB <>- ™gr.)-St. tah, Mo..

Jan. 31-I.eh. 0, Konaas City 7-13
Canity lair (Harry Hill, mgr.)— Chicago. Ill
_*». 31-Feb. (I. Detroit, .Mloli,, 7-13.
World Beatera 1 ^J Herbert MacLVrngrO-IlcadlnB,

^"B I Vern^f S%r- ( „- V<%^ ,

MINSTBGLS. '

Llclimond, Ky., l\!b. 4, Knoxvllle, Twin ft.
,,,!;a»rt -*• Ashevllle, N. C, 0, Hickory 16
Chirk s, Duncan— Greenville, S. C, Feb 1)
Enckatnuer's. Lew (James II. Decker, tigr )—
FlrtpTfe h J "v F f?- ^^B^tt^Mass^sk
N f *S.rf'll iy, n!F«f *£■* «Wr.)-Trcaton,
n,iIki»S.V 3, o I " ! I dl ? 8 ','' 1 " *i I4mcastcr ft,
narrlsbiirg 0, Cumberland, Md.. 8, Untontown,
■> * ":' Sf ''wnahnrg 10, Steiibenvllle, 0., 13.
aSf'SS \ '«-D. Cunningham, mgr.)— Hous-

Wax.&Iot * C " lVat K M03[,n ''" EDn,R >X
Gorton's to. 0. Pearl, mgr.)— Freeport, III., Feb.

•'• Rnfkport 4, Mnrongo 0, Belvldere 0.
llutiilya (Wm. Franklin . Blley, mgr.)— Corsi-

!•' «,', n 1 A X 7 F ^i 3. Marlln 4, Waco ft, Austin

1., San Antonio 7. Houston 8, Oalveston 0.

•Ji pnr ? "r-Ofogohurg, S. OL, IiYb. it. New-

hciry 4, C.reenwootl 0. Anderson 0. Greenville

8. Spartanburg 0.
hersoDds', Billy (c. J. Smith & W. C. Tl.0101.

«.n, mgrfl.)— Charlotte; N. 0., Feb. II, flaffney.

»'.'"'.' / < f 0,umWn -0. -Sumter 8.. Charleston s.

uV? ™. ?••!•' Ji' *»Y«nnaU 10, Brunswick 11.
m , i."'Vi ro ? y-, S V Augustine, Fla., 13.
Richards ft Prliiglo's tltuseo & Holland, mgrs. 1

T , f!' ll 'K!'i C:>I V ,f,} l- "• Hl '"tn Barbara 4, Sua
Luis Obispo D, Salinas II, Watsonvlllo 8, Llv-

lejo'ia '° 10, Mcrcc<1 "i N °l" 1 '-'• Vul '

Vo i^l! 5 <j J' ,, w - Vogel. mgr.l— Palmyra, N. Y..

SShwh ^"?,?7, 4 ' Pe "y "• Corning fl. Hoc

ncllsvi e S, Wellavlllc ft. Jamestown 10. Tim-
ir- ii' ,""J 1 '.. Km " IS, Johnsonburg 13.
Ma»hburn's, 1'. Kceler'a (Frank A. Small, mgr.l

^ n ?nif hl X i*!t ***■ "' Bitehanon ft.

in hi.™? 1 "!!!* 1' Pomwoy. 0., S, GaUlpolia !'.

?n o- ^.' , 10 ' Ashland, Ky„ 11, Mount Steii-

lag 12, Blclmiond 13.

.™ & r. A Y' ,,1 o ,,v r Do,,fie ' CIt r. Knn.. Feb. 2. Lu-
rftSa , 8 ' J*? 8 AnliiiiiH 4, natoii, N. Mex.,

Fortl tl. Boulder 10, Lovcla.ul IS.
SE? hJ 1 : H.— Columbia. S. a. Feb. 3.
^feiJ-Hfe Wh 5", <r A' M ' Boyer. n™r.)-noney

Grove, Tcs., Feb. 3, Denlsoii 0.

CIRCUSES.

En i"ii" ,n 'SJ D .1 ri, S r ,? h f ,, • mgr.)— Pnnln flonla.
OHn'n,to C K 2 v. 8«»J-'l Inland 3, Klsslmmec 1.
Lan" fl. ' Sanrori1 c - Orange City 8, De

"adeflnl?e l !' (>ni ~ CI,r 0t ilex,c0 ' Mcx " F,!,, • J '

0r « "v , i"|-Vi l ' 1 '2~;P? rtm ' 0a " *>*■ ». «. Peiobroke

Flt«gerald %L~" li 10, Abl » T,Ue ll - O " 1 " '-•

^Yl^cA^Ottaw^-iar -"^ Um ' 1

HISCBLLANEOCS.

lfi? LZV"S,^ n i aal Arena (Frank C. Bos

Mo. ^'~ ' klladclphlu, Pn., Feb. 1, luilcll

Wheeling ffiljt "' Lluk, ° S ' »»*»"«••* J "'

C '';«i'!! l 'x X tV"' rl i! V 1 S M - "■ xv " m - mgrO-Con-

i" 3' Mr H ,;:,i ls< \ l i- i-*. I'mismouih 8-1:1;
T V!!wr:)^ivZ;: ,l%!ra r " (Bt fc FI ""'

lu!'. FHi'"'i 3"''' ' l ' m,l,wl Animals— Dos Moines,

"'ihrtest'n^"-- ■* »■* o""" 1 ci,)r - ,fl

,,, )IS!iiS-' J ?!? ^I"."' 1 ' ,: - Kuowles. iugr.)^Iack
JB*j ''V '•""• 1,0: Brimswlck. (In . 8-13.
•oil o M 1 " - .?""','."'-.!'"" ,, ' rh - "■ Oollcgevllle fl,

v lU'iS' I'h'ilhie. mar.)— Rochester, N
n„.LvJ',- b -.. :, : (l .' M,l,m ' Borrls S-13.
Q Neh Fe t h'' t . 1 c 0r ^iP , ■• »■>"'< l». mgr.)-ToWns.

nen., Feb, l-o, Ohlovva 8-1'i

ffi, '"iSk^ o ( ^ l ' rt w Hlh<vr ' mgr. )-Mny vlllc,
jalcil., Feb, 3, 4, Merrill ft il?

(l, rn parls?HL fl |:'} z ' rti >-fi™'*ll. Ini., Feb. 4-

iSSStoTKS tS .-'^ Cttnbourn Street,

li'ir^ 0f .L El8 wl Known book of reference
Amoije o.ther nfltactlVe fo&turea may he

raontioncrt nn n«ouht of iho rjillndoiphln
r IB I'pfllnhd abd the Kant team's

team's, tour

...... It . ..yiiiimuiiuii IHO ivuui icuiu i

tSmJ&WL c, i u 5 r, 'f • SS fnH.ocoro and bowl-
itig aaiiif gig of etch gtm wlag glten. ,

Februaby 6.

THE N1W YORK CLIPPER.

1195

Uaudcville Route Ci$n

>rhla Hat U xUaulc up as nenrly nrcur-
„lr Ml It fV possible to inaltr
v«adeville booklnga.

&

Attar, Flo, Columbia. Cincinnati, Feb. 1-6.
Ailuiiilnl & Taylor, H. A 8.. N. Y. C, Feb. la.
.Vlums A Mack, Imperial, LeadTlllo, Col,, Feb.

1-0.
Adams. Jon. It., Avenue, Pittsburg, Feb. 1-0;

Keith's Hljou, Folia.. 8-13.
Ailfclo'a Lions, Poll's, New Hutcu, Coiio., Feb. 1-

U.
Addisou A Livingston, BIJou, Hamilton, 0„ Feb.

Agn. Victoria, N. X. C. Feb. 1-0.

A herns. TlK'. Star, Walla Walla, Wash., Feb. 1-

il: People's, Seattle, 8-18,
A hern A Baxter, Orpbeum, Davenport, In., Feb.

1-U.
All k reiser. 0. II., New. Castle, Pa,, Feb. 1-0 1

U. II.. Bbaron, Pa., S-13.
Aluiout A Dubiont, SheA'i, Buffalo, N. y,, Feb.

I 0: Sbett'B, Toronto, Can., 8-13.
Albn- Mnrle, Crystal, Milwaukee, Feb. 1-0.
Aliens. The, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., Feb. 10.
American Trumpeters (t), Casto, LawTeuce, Muss.,

Feb. MJi Casto. Lowell, 8-13.
Antrim A Peters, Keith's 'BUbu. I'hllo., Feb. 1-U.
Audersou A Brlggs, 0. II., Auburn, N. V., Feb.

1-0.
Andeniou, Canto, Lnwrenco, Maun., Feb. 10;

Casio, Lowell. 8-13.
Areato, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 1-0.
Armstrong & Holly, Chase's, Washington, D. C.,

Feb. l-o.
Arca'rls, The, Columbia, Bt. Louis, Feb, 1-6.
Arnold * Allen, Oeeau Pier, Atlantic City, N.

,T., Feb. 1-0.
Atkinson, Ueo., San Sonel, Milwaukee, Feb. 1-0.
Austin, Geo. E.. Main Street, Peoria, 111., Feb.

1-0
ATCfal (2). Keith's, Providence, E. I., Feb, 1-0.
Avon Comedy Four, Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

1-U.
Bards, Four. Howard, Boston, Fcb.1-0.
liidlcrlnl, Mite., Keith's, Boston, Feb. in.
Bnrto A Lafferty, Pastor's, N. Y. ft, Feb. 1-0.
Boitslct A Mllcster, Novelty, Denver, Feb. 1-0.
Barlows, The, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. (J., Feb.

1-0-
Barr & Evans, Avenue, Pittsburg, Feb. 1-0;

Watson's, likli.., 8-13. '

Bnyes, Nora, Proctor's. Newark, N. J., Feb. 1-0.
Barnes. Stuart, Orpheum, Son Fran., Jan. L.1-

Fcb. 0.
Bedlnl & Arthur, Shea's, Toronto, Ouu„ Feb. l-ll.
Bean & Hamilton, Keith's Bijou, Phllu.. Feb. 1-0.
Bentham A Freeman, BIJou, Cshkosh, Wis., Feb.

1-0.
llcllnuin & Moore, Sheu's, Toronto, Can., Fob.

1-0.
Beverly, Frank A Louise, Novelty, Oakland, Cul.,

Feb. 1-0.
Beverley k Donvers, A. & 8., Boston, Feb. 1-0,
Bergerc, Valerie, & Co., Orpheuni, Bkln., Feb. 1-8.
Bell. Senator Frank, Keith's; tt, Y. C. Feb. l-ll.
Money A Chapman, Casino, Lawrence, Mass., Feb.

1-0.
Blxley, Edgar, II. A B„ Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Blmni, Bomui, Il-r-r-r. Poll's, New Haven, Conn.,

Feb. m.
Bloom A Cooper, Circle, K. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Planchard, May, O.ieon, Baltimore, Feb. 1-0.
Blanche, La Belle, H. A S., N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Boniface & Waltzluger, Columbia, Cincinnati,

Feb. 1-0.
Hrldshavv, I.aarn, A. A S., Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Bryant A Snvllle, 0. 0. U., Indianapolis, Feb.

8-13.
Brooks Bros.. Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Brooks. Herljcrt, Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Bruns k Mnn. San SoucI, Milwaukee, Feb. 1-13.
Brandon k Wiley, Shea's, Toronto, Cnn„ Feb. 1-0.
Brown, Harry, A. A S.. Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Burnett 4 Weyerfiou, Proctor's, Albany, N. Y.,

Feb. 1-U.
Burns. Harry, Metropolitan, Duluth, Minn., Feb.

Burton A Brooks. U. A. 13., Bkln., Feb. 10.
Bush A Gordon, Trent, Trenton, N. J., Feb. 1-0;

Howard, Boston fi-13.
Button A Button, Jacobs'. Peoria, 111., Feb. 10.
Burkhuri, Lillian, Temple, Detroit, Feb. ML

1-0.
Burke's Musical Dogs, Victoria, N. Y. C, Feb.
Burke, Billy;, Keith's. Providence, B. I.. Feb. 1-0.
Carr A Crowley, O. H., Elmu. Iu., Feb. 1-13.
Camilla A Fonua, Bradcuburgh's, Phlln., Feb.

1-0.
Cirmontella. Orpheuni, N. O., Feb. 1-0.
Campbell, Ucorge, Crystal, Denver, Feb, 1-0.
Carn.cn aimers. Avenue, Detroit , Feb. 1-0;

Avenue, FlttBbnrg, 8-13.
Carmen Troupe. Colnmbla, Cincinnati, Feb. 1-0 J

Kellh's, K Y. 0.. 8-13.
Carroll & Clark. Colnmbla, St. Louis. Feb. 1-0.
Carrie, Mile.. Keith's New, Pklla., Feb. 1-0.
Carter A (llron, Granby. Norfolk, Va.. Feb. 1-13.
Curson A Wlllurd, H. A B., Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Carl, Vaudeville, Memphis,

Twin., Feb. 1-13.
Cnesnr A Lewis Sisters, Fritz's, Portland, Ore.,

Feb. 1,0. ,
Curroll & Clarke, Columbia, St. Louis. Feb. Ml.
Carlton & Torre, Howard, Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Casud A De Venn!, ' CryBtal, "" Denver, Feb. 1-0;

Crystal. St. Joseph, Mo., 8-13.
Charles, Carl, Coinlquc, Seattle, Feb. 1-0.
Chagnon. Fred., Gem, Lynn, Muss., Feb. ID.
Chlunulllla. Princess, Proctor's 23d St., N. f, 0„

Feb. 10.
Clayton. Jenkins A Jasper, Kiuplrc, Swansea, Feb.

1-0: empire, Newport, 8-1 3. .
Cllltord A Burke, Kolth's BIJou. Phils., Feb. 1-0.
Clark k Temple, Columbia, Cincinnati, Jan. 31-

Fcb. 0; Dnqucsne, Pittsburg, 8-13.
Curbley A Burhe, Proctor's," 23d St., N. Y. C,

Feb. 1-0.
Cole A Wurner, Proctor's, Albany, N. Y., Feb.

1-0.
Cooke & Don Main Street, Peoria, III., Feb. 1-0.
Coakley A HcBrldo. Avenue, Detroit. Feb. 1-0.
Cotton's Comedy Donkeys, Trent, Treutou, N. J.,

Feb. 1-0.
Collins ,t Alton, Acme. Norfolk. Va., Feb. 1-0.
Gunny A Pearl, Poll's, Hartford, Conn., Feb.

1-0.
Cordiiu A Maud, Orpbeum, Sun Fran., Jnu. 31-

Feb. 0. '.-.."
Colby k Way, Victoria. N. Y. 0., Feb. 1-0.
Cole A Johnson, H. A 8.. N. Y. 0., Feb. l-tl.
Conwcll A Hunter, Jacobs', Pcorln, 111., Feb. 1-U.
(.'oleiimu. Al., Proctor'B 23d St., N. Y. C„ Feb.

1-0.
Couture A Gillette, Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

1-0.
Cressy A Dnyuc, Empire, Uobokcn, N. J., bob.

Crawford k Duff, Proctor's 23d SI., N. Y. C,
- Feb. 10.
Cushmau, Holcombe A Curtis, Keith's, Boston,

Feb. 1-n. „ _

Culleu, Jan. H., Empire, Uoboken, N. J„ Feb.

1-U.
Cutlys, (0) Musical, Victoria, N. Y. C.. Feb. 1-0.
Daly. Cbas.. Unique, Inilltuiupolis, I'cb. 10.
Dolto, Proctor's Dth Avo., N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Davis A Wolker, Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Day, Mabel, Orpheuni, Denver, Feb. Ml.
Daly A Devere, Mechanic, Salem, Mass.. Feb. l-'j.
Dale, Musical, Columbia. SL Louis, Feb. 1-0.
Day. Edmund, A Co.. Keith's, Boston. Feb. 10.
Davis A -Wilson, Jelfere, Saginaw, Mich;, Feb.

Dawson, Jhs. B,. Duqucsnc, Plttsbtirg. Feb. 10.
Dawson, F,ly, EdWon, No. Yiktma, Wash., Peb.

Daly'fc Kelso, Electric, Winnipeg, Can., Feb.

D's A D's„ Unique, Astoria, Ore.. Feb. i.e.
Dngnell, Auile, Temple. Detroit, Feb. 1-0.
"Dancing Violinist," The, Casio, Lowell, Mast;.,

Feb. 1-0; H, A B., Bkln., 8-13. • .
Delmorc, Misses, Keith's New, Phlla., »eb. 1-b.

Keith's, Providence, B. I.; 8-13.
Celinore A Wilson, Empire, Bradford, Kng., 1Mb

8-13.
Dorrln, Chntcs. Ban Fran.. Feb. 1-0.
Devinu, Hubert, Proctor's, Albany, N. Y., Feb.

Decley A Shean. Chutes. Bun Fran.. Feb. 10.
He Lima Troupe (5). Orpbeum, Bkln., Pob. 1-0.
lh-iiiciilo k Belle, Hub. Mllford, Mass., leb. MJ;
. I'aelor's. N. Y. 0.. 813. ... _.

Desmond, Mary, Keith's, ProvlrJencc, It. I.. I'Cb.

1-0.
Dc Witt, ShorU A Lillian, Proctor's 23 St., N.

Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Desmond, John J.. Kellb. Phlla., Feb. 1-0.
Dillon Bros., Proctor's, Newark, N. J„ Feb. 1-b.
DHks A Dllks, A. A B.. Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Dickson. Cbas., Keith's. N..Y. C Feb. 1-0.
Doll. Alice Lyndon, Orpheum. Denver, Feb. 1-8-
Dolaii A Lciihorr, Einpice, Uobokcu, N. J-> leb.

Dor'la'u, Bertha. Tlvnll. Buffalo, N. T.. Vrt>. !•«.'
Downs, T. Nelson, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

Dressier. Mnrle. Orpheuro. Bkln.. Feb. 1-0.
Prane, Sub D., BuaeBbwga'g; rbJla., Feb, 1-J.

Duuiltrescu. Vun Anken A Vanuerson, Orpbeuui,

Duffy, Sawteik! A Dully, Orpbeum, Son Fran..

Jan. 31-Feb. 0.
Dupout. Mary, A Co.. Portland, Portland, Me.,

Feb. MJ. ,
Duprre A Dupree. Howard, Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Ea A'.* Wi° u t (i - °- H - Intllanapolis, Feb. 1-0;

Columbia, Cincinnati. T-13.
Eekhoff * (Jonlon, Orpbenm, Kansas City. Feb.

Ml; Otplieum, N. O., 8-18.
Edbnln A Edwards, Mechanic, Salem, Mass., Feb.

1-0.
Edwards, Sam, A Co.. Poll's, Hartford, Conu.,
„ F#b. Ml Jacques', Wuterbury, 8-13.
hurlvy. John k Alice, Ubru. I.yuli. Mass,, Feb. 1-0.
Kdwiirua. Homer A., Crystal, Denver, Feb. 1-0.
Lldora A Norlne, Cook's, Itocbester, N. Y., Feb.

Ellsworth Family, Novelty, Denver, Feb. 111.
Emmett A Kane, ilo'.den Oatc, Virginia, Miun.,

Feb. l-in. ■
Emmett, Devoy A Co., Keith's BIJou. Phlla., Feb.

Emery A Brown, Oceau Pier, Atlantic Clly, N. J.,

Feb. 1-0.
English Pony Ballet. Victoria. N. Y. C Feb. 1-0.
Ernest, , Cbas.,' Keith's, Providence, tt. I., Feb.

Ernils Trio, Empire, ToUilo, 0., Feb. 1-0; Ar-

elide, 7-13.
Ererett Sisters, Standard, Fort Worth, Tex,, Feb.

i-'nntas (2), Orauenns', SprlugScld, 111., Feb. 1-0.
Falke A Senion, II. A S., X. Y. C, Feb. 1-U.
Fadettc Orcliestrn, Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. MJ.
Falley, Jnmes A Bonnie, Cssto, Lowell, Mam.,
. Feb. 1-0.
mm, Eleanor, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, Feb.

Ferry, Novelty. Oakland, Cal., Feb. 1-8; Orau-

man's, Stockton, 8-13.
Felix A Bony. H. ill., Bklu.. Feb. 1-0.
Ferguson k Dupree, Weait's, Peoria, III., Feb.

1-0. ■

Fields A Hanson. Lyric, St. Joseph, Mo„ Feb. 8-

Fisiier. Mr. & Mrs. Perkins, Proclor'a 23d St.,
N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0; Proctor's, Albuny, N. Y.,

Fl»ke & McDonougb, Pastor's, N. Y. C„ Feb. 1 -«.
1'lelds A Wbnllen, ColumMit, St. Ixntls, Feb. l-tl.
FItzglbbon-MrCoy Trio, Keith's, Providence, It.

1„ Feb. 10.
Fischer A Wnfker. Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Fields & Ward. Howard. Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Fields, W. C, Tlvoll Palace, Cape Town, 8. At.,

Feb. 1-13.
Fisher A Carroll, Shea's, Toronto. Can., Feb. 1-0.
Fllsou A Errol, Orphcum, N.O., Feb. 1-13.
Fleury Trio, Howard. Boston. Feb. 10.
I'loru, Mildred, Arcade, Toledo, O., Jan. 31-

Feb. 0.
Florenz Troupe. Victoria, N. T. C, Feb. 1-C.
Flood Bros.. Keith's BIJou, Phlla... Feb. 1-0.
Fortunls (3). G. O. H., Indianapolis. Feb. 1-U.
Forrester. Sclmu, Crystal, Jacksonville, Fla., Feb.

1-0.
Foster k Foster, Pustor's, N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Fohtlnellls (3), II'ishngen'R, St. Loula, Feb. 1-0.
Fox, Imro, Proctor'B 23d St., N. Y. O, Feb. MJ,
Foy, Eddie, Eniptf. 1 . Clevelsnd, Feb, 1-U.
Foy A Clark. Columbia. St. Louis, Feb. 1-0.
Foster, Geo. J., Howard. Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Ford, John, A Moyme Geltrue, Keith's New,

Philadelphia, Fell 1-0.
Frcdo A Dare, Young's Pier, Atlantic City, Feb.

MJ.
Fraser & Mac, Empire. Bradford, Eng., Feb.

1-U; Emjilte Leeds, 8-13>
Franklin. Irene, Pastor's, N. Y. C„ Feb. 1-0;

Proctor's, Albany. N. Y., 8-13.
Franklin A De Forest, Unique, Indianapolis, Feb.

Franklin A Hopkins, A. A S„ Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Frey A Fields, Casio, Fall Ulver, Mass., Feb. Ml.
Freeman. Clias., Novelty, Denver, Feb. 1-0.
Fuller, Ida.. Leipzig, (ier., Feb. 1-13.
Gardner A Madden, Park, Youngstown, O., Feb.

1-0. ' '

Garrlty SlRlers, Casto, Irf)we)l. Mass., Feb. 1-0.
nallettl's Monkeys,' II. A S., N. Y. O, Feb. 1-0.
Glitcs 4 Nelson, II. A S.. N. Y. C„ Feb. 1-0.
Ousch Sisters, Family, Portland, Me.. Feb. 1-0;

Mechanic, Salem. Mass., 8-13.
Ueuuio A Tlicol, Palace, Hull, Eug„ Feb. 1-0;

Empire, New. Castle, 8-13.
George A Llbbce. Howard, Boston, Feb. t-0.
Herman Rose, Oilcon, Baltimore, Feb. 1-0.
Olllet Trio, Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 1-0.
Gllliliun A Murray, O. 0. H.. Iudlauapolls, Feb.

1-0; Colutiibla, St. Louis, 8-13. „ _

Olrl with the Auburn Hnlr, Keith's, N. Y. C,
'Feb. 1-13: '• ' _

Gllsou A Hart, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Cllorlhc, 0. II.. Merldcn, Conn., Feb. 1-0.
Gould, Billy, Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Gordon A' Hayes, Grauman's, Stockton, Oul., Feb.

Godfrey, Hal. A Co.. H. A 8.. N. Y. C., Feb. 1-0.
tlottlob, Fred A Amy, Pastor's, N. Y. C„ Feb.

1 0; Dockstnder's, Wilmington, Del., 8-13.
Goldsmith. A Hoppe, Dockstudcr's, Wllmlngtuu,

Del., Feb. 1-C.
Guidon, Belle, Proctor's 23il St., N. Y. C, Feb.

Grans' A Sweeney, Novelty, Denver. Feb, l-fl.
Uruttuu. .Stephen, A Co., Ocean Pier, Atlautlc

City, N. J.. Feb. 1-0.

Gray, Etwtird, Teiiiple, Detroit, leb. MJ.
Oregsons, The, Keith's, Providence, B. I„ Feb.

Guerrero, Itosurlo. Shea's, Toronto. Can., Feb. Ml.
Grant, Sydney, Orpbeum, Utlca, N. Y., Feb. 1-0;

Avenue, Detroit, 8-13.
Groh. Frank, Crystal, Milwaukee. Feb. 1-b.
Hallen k Hughes, K. V... Amsterdam, N. Y., Feb.

RAW A llose, Howanl, Boston, Feb. 10.
Ilnnilll. Fred. J., Academy, Mllwauaee, Feb. 1-U
llslilabura Troupe, Keith's, ' Providence. U. I.,

Feb. 1-0.
Harmony Four, Empire, Leeds, Feb. 1-0; Palace,

Hull. 813. ...

Hardy, Susie. A. k. S„ BoBton, Feb. 1-U
Harris. Clark, Columbia, St. Louis, ieb. 1-0.
Haskell, Loncy, Lyric. St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. T-

Huwicy A Vase, Edlsou, Everett, Wash., Feb.

IlKtar A Lester. Empire, Cleveland, Feb. 1-0.

Hull. Pauline. Kelth'B New, Phlla.. reb. 1 ; 0.

llerriuuiin. Adeluidp. l'roctur's, Albany, ^. 1.,
Feb. 10; Poll's. Hartford. Conn.. S-Lj.

Heuiuaiins (3), O. II., Lock Ilaveu, Pa., 1'eb. 1-0.

Ueclow, OhiiH.. Mullen's, OiiMlM.'lcb. 1-U; Crys-
tal, St. Joseph, Mn.. 8-13.

Hecluw A Wbepler, Mitllep's. Onmha, Feb. 1-6.

Henry, Eugene,' Star, Hamilton, Can., I;eb. 1-0.

llefrtsi, Tom. Empire. Scuttle, Feb. 1-tJ.

Henry, IjjuIsc, Keith's. N. Y. C. leb. 8-13.

llleknimis. The, Jacobs'. Pcorln, 111., leb. 1-0.

lllnes ft Vniiro, II. A B.. Bkln.. Feb. 1-0.

Hodn-s A Laiinchtnore. Atlantic Uunleu, N. Y. O.,
Feb. 1-0; Star, Plitbi.. 8-13.

Hoey. Johnny. Proctor's Oth Ave., N. 1. C, Feb.

Holilswortb, The, Keith's New, Phlla.. Feb. 1-0;

Keith's. N. Y. C 813. „,.,,,»

Ifwan* Wilkes, Orpheum, Denver. Ffb. 10,
Holmes k Waldron, Graud, Butte, Mou., beb. 1-0,

Empire, 8-13. .. ' „ , ...

Holt. AIL. Orpbeum. X. O., leb. 10.
Iloldeu A Florence, Orplicum, Los A., Cal., Feb.

1-13
Hodi'klns A Lelth. Keith's New, Phlla.. Feb. 10.
Hobbs (2). Gem.'Lynn, Mass.. teb. 1-0.
Hodge. Hull A Co:, Keith's, N. Y. C.. Feb. 1-0.
Howard's DogB A Ponies, Keith's New, Phlla.,

' Feb. 1-U. „,,.,. t i ,.

Howard A Blund, Aveane. Detroit, leb. 1-0.
Hunt. Mr. A Mrs. Ben, Weast's, Peoria. III. r-eh.

IlunV, Boss A l4!Wis, Keith's, Puwtuckct, B. L,

llisl'su'n. Mabel. Watson's. Bkln.. Feb. ML
Humes A Lewis. Unique, Indianapolis. Feb. 1-b.
Hunter Trl», Main Street. Peoria, III., feb. Ml,
Humes, Julluii, Ilownrd, Boston, leb. t-0.
Huntings (II, Avenue, Detroit. Feb. t-0; Colonial,

Clevluud, 8-13. '„.,„„,;.,

lluiitliigton, Wrlghl. k Co.. Sheu's, Buffulo. *cb.

luues's A llyan, Brook, Marlon. Ind,. Feb. l-fl.
Jack A Paul. Crystal, Denver, H-b. M..
James A Duvis, Standard, Fort Worth, Tex., Feb.

Jennings A Jewell, Edison., Ballard, Monl.. Feb.

.lenuliiSB, Sieve, Columbia. 81. 1-ouIh. Feb. _10.
Johnson, Snlicl. Avenue, De roll, leb. 1-0.
Johurori A Wells, StUr, Haul Itoii. Can., bcb. in,
Jolmsop, p.nvcni«;rt k Lorella, Jlechiulc, Salrm,

Jose, 'b'.' J.. Mettiaiilc, Salem. Mass.. Feb. 1-8.
.Toni-s. Morris. WUrm. HriMa. M;'iit.. r-rtt. ML
Jordan A Oronth, Portland, Portland, JIc., leb.

1-0; Mechanic. Salem. Mass.. 8-111. _
Karl A King, Lyric. Llpcolu. Neb., leb. MJ|

Crystal, Denver. 8-I3.
Kaufman Troiqie. Tein|ile. Dctri.lt, 1 ML Id.
Kewie, Matlle, A Co., Doclstader's, Wilmlngloii,

rw>l Feh. 1-0,

Kwnedr * James, K«1UY» Blgoo, PhlU., Feb, 1-0,
. i-0. '

Keaqn. Charles, Keith's BIJou, Phils., Feb. 1-0.
Kenton. Dorothy, Keith's. N.' Y.T., Feb. DO.'
Keatuas (3). Kiuplrr, Hobokcn, N. J., Frb. 1-0;

Keltb'x BIJou. I'lilla.. 8-13.
Kelscy Slaters. Arcade, Toledo, O., Jan. 31-Feb. 0.

Keliy, Claude, Clneogruph, Los A., Cal.. Feb. 1-

13.
Kelly A Kelsny, Auditorium, Norfolk. Va., Feb.

Kelly] Spencer, Proctor's 3th Ave., N. Y. C. Feb.

Ml,
Kelt A Kuslk, G. O. II. . ludlsitnpolls, Feb. 1-0.
Keougb A Ballard, Arcade, Toledo. O., Jan. 31-

FebT U.
Keenan. Fuuntuliie A Lung. Poll's, Bridgeport,

Conn., Feb. 1-0.
Kid,' Ueo. A Pauline. Weust's, Peoria, III., Feb.

Kolillis A Illley. Lyceum, Son Fran.. Feb, 3-10.

Kolitlu, Towle k Kopllu, Chutes, Sun Fran-, Feb.
1-0.

Kokin, Prlnw, Wntson's, Bklu., Feb. l-fl.

I.iiWronce. AL, Watson's, Bklu., Kpb. 1-8; Proc-
tor'n 12Clli St.. N. Y. ft, 8-13.

Lumbert A Pierce, Empire, Uoboken, N. J., Feb.
1-0.

Lamonls. The. Keith's New. Phlla.. Feb. 1-0.

Lone, Cbrls., Orpbeum, N. Y. C„ Feb. 10; uiar,
Phlla.. 813.

Lu Tour. Irene A "Zoza." Young's Pier, Atlan-
tic City. Feb. 1-U; Proctor's, Albany, N. Y„

LanMon. Mabel. Chutes, San Fran.. Feb. 1-0.
Ln Veen ft Cross, Keith's, Boston, Feb. l'O ; Port-

land, Portland, Me., 8-13. '— '

Lavender k Tomsou, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., Feb.

1-0.
Luwson 4 Xiininn, Pastor's. N. Y. ft. Feb. 1,8.
Lu Troupe Funtastlituc, Keith's, N. Y. C, Feb.

l-tl.
Muyd. Herbert. Keith's New, Phlla.. Feb. 1-0.
Le Clair, Harry. Keith's, Boston, Feb. 1-0;

Porthiiul, Portland, Me., 8-13. '
Leonlu, Little, Shcedy's, New Bedford. Mass., Feb.

l-fl. .

Le, Clair, John, Young's Pier, Atlantic City, Feb.

1-8; Dnqnesue, Pittsburg, 8-13.
Lester, Harry, Portland. Porlland. Me., Feb. 1-8.
LeAore A St. Clulrc, Columbia, St. l.ouls, Feb.

1-0.- - ■

fxivey, Ethel. Keith's. N. Y. C Feb. l-fl.
1-eslle A Curdy, Wntson's, Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Lcsslk, llatijl, Audttorlnm, Norfolk, Vs., Feb.

1-0.
I.lvlngUons (ID. II. A II.. Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Lnkcns (J), Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
I.ucBdos, 'Hie, Keith's. K. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Lynns. Tlie, Proctor's filh Ave.. N. Y. ft, Feb.

l-fl! Proctor's 23d Street.' M-lil.
Lynue A Leonard, Empire, Colorado Springs, Col.,

Feb. 1-U.
Mathews ft Harris. Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 1-0.
Mae 4 Mac, O. II., Burlington, Vt., Feb. 1-0;

O. II. , St. .Vilnius. 8-13.
Slaritlim, Mile. Sulbuua, Weast's, Peoria, HI.,

Feb. 1-0.
Mack ft Juliiwou, A. A S.. Boston, Feb. 1-0.
Mack. Eddie, Proctor's, Newark. X. J., Feb. 10.
Mannings, The, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va„ Feb.

1-U.
Muntell & Lamb. Grauman's, Stockton, Cal., Feb.

1-U; Broadway, Sail Fran., 8-13.
Mathews ft Ashley, Columbia, Cincinnati, Jan. 31-
Feb. 0.
May ft Miles, Hub, Woonsocket, It. I., Feb. 1-0.
Marco Twins. Casto. I swell. Mass., Feb, Ml.
Mackwooda, The. Keith's, Providence, II. I., Feb.

.Ml.
Mart In Trio, Crystal, Deliver, Feb. 10.
Matlow, Plunkett A Co., Keith's New, Phlla.,

Feb. 1-0.
Mar.ui ft Mazct, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb.

• MS.
MaBlnleru. The, Docksladcr's, Wilmington, Del.,

Feb. 1-0.
Mat key A Morau, Proctor's Slh Ave,, X. Y. C,

F»b. 1-8.
Marcel's Has Reliefs, O. O. II., Iiiillanapolis,

Feb. 8-13.
Mattlnettl A Grvsal, Columbia, Clucliinnll, Jan.

31-Feb. 0.
Murtlne & Bnlmo. H. ft S.. X. Y. O, Feb. Ml.
Marlon, Burt, Gent. Lynn, Mass., Feb. Ml.
Masao, Ed A Hettlo, Proctor's 23d St., X. Y. C,

Feb. 1-8.
McAvoy. Dick ft Alice, Casto, Fall Hirer, Mass.,

Feb. l-fl.
McDonald, Jits. >'.. Orpheum, Bkln.. Feb, 1-U.
MeMorils A Nortou, Acme, Norfolk, V» , Feb,

1-0.
MePhernou. V. R., Novelty, Denver, Feb, 1-p.
McWaters A Tyson Co., Casto. Fall Hirer, Mass.,

Feb. 1-0.
McShaftVeya, The, Arcade, Toledo. 0., Feb. 1-0.
McPevttt A Kelly, Keith's, N. Y. ft. Feb. 1-0.
McKenna's Dogs, San Sonel, Milwaukee. Feb. 1-8.
UcOuua ft Grant, Empire, Crlpiilc Creek, Col., .

Feb. 1-0.
Melrose Troupe, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 1-0.
Meyers ft Mitsoa, Elks' O. II. , U'advillc, Col.,

Fell. Ml.
Mcttllng A Beau, Edison, Olyuipla, Wush., Feb.

1-0; Arcade, Portland, Ore., 8-13.
Mead's Trained Horses, Gem, Lynn, Mass., Feb.

1-0.
Meets (3), Tlckley's Varieties, Prague, Feb.

Mitchells (3), Park, Worcester, Muss., Feb. 10;

NelBon, Stirliigflelil. M-1U.
Mldgeleys. The, Jiici.bs', Peoria, III., Feb. 1-0.
Mtgnon Sisters, Forsi-Kcllcr, Milwaukee, Feb.

Mlskel, Con, Gurrlck, Wilmington, Del., Feb.

1-8.
Mills. Lillian. Trent, Trenton, N. J.. Feb. 10.
Motoglrl, l,u, Uaiisn, Humhurg, tJci., 1'eb. 1-

MlllTll 31.

Morris ft Parker. BIJou, Hamilton, 0., Feb. 1-

13.
Moulugue's Cockatoos, Chutes, Snu Fran., Feb.

10.
Monroe, Muck A Lawrence, Empire, Clcvclaud,

Jan. Ul-Feb. 0.
Moreland, Beatrice, G. 0. It., Indlaua[io!ls, Feb.

1-0.
Mooney A Holbein, Bradeuburgh's, Philn., Feb.

Hi.
Monitor A Dell. Sun SoucI. Milwaukee, Feb. Ml.'
Morris ft Morris, Putnam, KIcbulHiul, Vs., Feb.

113.
Morris ft Buwi-n. tlrpbuuiu. Kuusas City, Jan. 31-
Feb. 8; Orpheum. Denver, H-13.
Morgan ft Crane, Hraileuhurgli'H, Phlla.. Feb. l-tl.
Murphy, Mr. A Mrs. Mark, Keith's BIJuu, Phlla.,

Feb. 1-0; 0. II. II.. IlidlulialiDllH, 8-13.
Murphy A Nichols, Orpheuni, Bkln.. Feb. 1-8.
Murphy A Francis, .'Keith's, Providence. It. I.,

Feb. ML
Nuj'ttou. ltosi, I'imlor'B 23d St., S. Y. ft, Feb.

1-U.
Newton Bros., Howard, Boston. Feb. Ml.
Nells. Uiitb. Keith's BIJou, Phlla., Feb. 1-U;

Proctor's r.tli Ave, N. Y. ft. Sill.
Newell A Nlblo. Avenue. Pittsburg, Feb. 8-111.
Nciviiuin, Josepti, Colunililu, St. I-onls, Feb. 1-0.
New York Newslmy-t' Quartette, Park, Worcester,

MitBH.. Feb. 18.
NlhlM. Bordouex A Nlbbe, Oileuii, Baltimore, Feb.

1-13.
Nichols Sisters, Victoria, N. Y. C, Feb. 1-0.
Nichols tt Crulx. OdiHin, Baltimore, Feb. 1-0.
Norton, Talkative Miss., Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 3-
' Kl. ; -

Knarlhl, Dave. Casio, Full ltlver. Mass., Feb. Ml.
Nobles. Mr. A Mrs. Milton, Mulu Street. Pcorln,

III.. Feb. Ml.
n'Donubey. Armund. Kelth'B. Boston, Feb. 1-U.
Oittur, Abbas Ben. Weast's. Peorlu. III., Feb. 1-0.
Olive. Mile., Pustor's. X. Y. C. Feb. l-fl.
Olvlo ft Fnwn. Novelty, Sun Fran., Feb. 1-0;

Nmeltv. Stockton, T-13.
OrplieuB C'omeily Four, Cook's, Rocheslcr, N. Y.,

Feb. Ml: Temple. Detroit, 8-13. »

O Brlen ft'Wcst. Park; Worcester, Miibs., Feb. 1-

; Howard, Rostou, 8-13.
O'Brien ft Havel. Empire. Cleveland, Feb. 10, .
Orpheum Trio, Casio. Fall ltlvi-r. Miibs., Feb. l-ll.
O'ltoutke A Buruetle Trio, Empire, Clcvclaud,

Feb. Ml.
Oqila. Keith's. N. Y. ft. Feb. 1-U.
Owlcv A Ulindall, Meclimile. Balem, Mass., Feb.

1-0.
Puller's Hogs, Sheu's, Buffalo, Feb. 1-0.
Panltvr Trio, Pastor's. N, Y. ft, Feb. 1-0.
Pnplnta, Temple. Detroit. Feb. I-(I.
IMrros Bros.. Teuiple. Detroit, Fell. 10.
I'nteheu 4 Clifton, Slur, llamllluli, Can.. Feb. Ml.
I'.isspiirts, The. Temple. Detroit, Feb. 1-U;

Cook's. U'K'besler, N. Y.. 8-13.
l'etet Family, Arcade, Toledo. V., Jan. 31-Feb.

U.
Peters. Phil ft Nettle, Shm's, HulTalo. Feb. 1-0.
I'ell Sisters, A. A S., Boston, Feb. 1-0.
['clot, Oslo. Ixwdl, Mass., Feb, 1-0; Trent,

Treuton, N. J.. 8-13.
Tlielps (31. Vancouver. B, C. Feb. I-«.
Phillips. J«bn. A. AH., IMaton. Feb. Ml.
Phillips Cornnly CO.. A. ft 8.. Boston, Feb. l-fl,
Pierre ft Mnltec. Howard, ItosUiu, Feb. l-fl;.

Hhcftly's. »w ItiMlfiinl. 8-13.
Poulier. Edward, -Olneograph, Los A., Cal., Feb,

J-13.
rrlmrose, Geo. B; rroctor'i Clh Ate,, N. X, C,
-reb, JO,

f'reHo'a Dogs, Citric, X. Y. IV, Feb. Ml.
■rlnr A Norrls, Klectrtc, VaniMuver, B. C, Jan.

31-Feb. 0.
itnnililphs, The. Crystal, St. Joseph. Mo., Jan.

31-Feb. 0: f.yrlc. Lincoln, Neb., 8-13.
liadfonl A Wlneheater, Eniidn'. llrailford, p:uff„

Feb, 1-0 ; Empire, Leeils, H-lil,
Hackclt A Ilniinl. Koynl. London, Kng., Feb, 1-

U: Palace, Croydon, 8-13.
Ilnpoll. Lisi, Orpheum. Denver, Feb. 1-U
ItnyDchl. Florence.' Chntw, ' San Frau., Feb. 1-0.
Kays {»), Lyric. Suti Diego. Cal., Feb. 1-U.
ttaymotid ft Caverlv, Shea's. Buffalo. Feb. Ill,
Beno, AL, Proclors. Nowurk, X. J., Feb. l-fl.
Ileuo A Sinlih. Kellh's, Provhlonee, It. I., Feb.

Ml.
KeitiM till. Crystal. Vancouver, It. i\. Feb. 1-U.
lteiidngtoii, Mayme, ft Picks, Orplicum, Ukln,,

Feb. ML
Klo Bros, totto, ingr.), Proctor's, Xewnrk. N. J„

Feb. 10.
Klre A Prevnst, folumhlii, Olnrlnnnll. Feb. l-tl.
Hire A Elmer, Orpbeum, San Frau., Jan. 31-
Feb. ia
Jllce ft Cohen. Proetur's, Nttwurk, N. J., Feb. l-C.
Klo Bros.. Proctor's. Newark. N. J., Feb. l-fl.
ltlclmrds (3), Columbia. St. Louis, Feb. 1-8.
lllce Family. Orpheuni. N. O., Feb. l-o.
ltleolKino's Horses, Orpheuni. [ik til. . Frb, t-0,
lllehards A Montrose, (i. O. 11.. Indianapolis.

Ind.. Feb. 1-0.
ltlce. Perelviil. Crystnl. Mllwnukw. Feb. 1-0.
lllce. Fanny. II. O. II., liullanaiiolls, Feb. 1-U..
Bitter. Mai, Proctor's, 23d St., X. Y. tt, Feb.

10.
Itoasow Midgets. II. A P.. Bkln., I'ell. 1-8.
Hobvrtus ft Wulfrodo. Orpheum, Jan. ,11-Fcb. 8.
llotittlito A Stevens, ti. o. 11.. Iitdlauapulla, Feb.

id; Columbia. Cincinnati, T-1U. .
llnsiilre, Casto, Lnwrt'iiee, Mans., Feb. 1-0 ; Cits lo.

IflWell 8-13. '
Hpssow, Charles. II. A It., Bkln,, Feb. t-0.
Hoyce, ' Flossie. Lyric, Santa Barbara, Cal,, Fsb.

1-U.
Kobtsch A Childress, Coeur d'Alene, Siiokant,

Wash.. Feb. 113.
Koto. Julian. Kellh's Xew. Phlla., Feb. Ml.
Huberts (4), Oncograph, Spokane, Wash., Feb.
• 1-13.

Kussrll Bros., II. A II.. Bkln., Feb. l-fl.
Kliswdl, Helen,' CryBtnl. MUwunktv, Feb. l-fl.
lluiarll. Leah, Mnlu Street. Peoria, III.. Feb. 10.
ltusseil. BIJou. Casto, Lowell. Mass., Feb. 1-U.
Itnmfnnt, ' Nellie, Oileon. Bnlllinoro, Feb. l-tl.
Itiissell, Phil A Carrie, Font Keller. Milwaukee,

Feb. Ml.
ltynn. Jus. A Muitd, O. II.. Auburn, N. Y„ Feb,

10.
ltynn A Btcbfleld, Poll's, llrldgeport. Conn.. Feb,

Bali), o. K., L'lniuc Moderno, Stockholm, Sweden,
Feb. 1-13.

Simmy, Gilbert, Hmdclihiirgh's, Phlla.. Feb. 1-0.
Sadler ft Sadler, Jacobs', l'vortn. III.. Frb, 1-U.
Saudor Trio, Empire; Clevcliiiut, Feb.' l-ll.
Sunu-eii ft Znceko, Crystal, Denver, Fell. 1-0.
Sanderson, Carl W., alechatilc, Salem, Mass., Feb.

1-0.
Babel. Josephine. II. A 8„ X, Y. a, Feb. l-o,
Saunders. Chalk, Circle.' N. Y. ft, Feb. 1-0. ,
Suott. Carrie M., Allinmbro. Savannah. Ob., Feb,

1-18.
Schenk Bros., Victoria. N. Y. O. Feb. l-tl.
Seb'aum. Marie. Keith's New, Phlla., Feb. 1-0.
Seymour A Dtipre, Palace, U'lcister, Kng., 'Feb.

813. . .

Bernini Children. Temple, Detroit. Feb. «-!3.
Senrl A Allen, Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn.. Feb.

Sherman A De Forrest, l'mk, Worcester, Mhbb.,

Feb. 1-U. '
Shannon ft Brown, Keith's, N. Y. C, Feb, Mfl.
Sheon A Warren, Victoria, N. V. C. Feb, t-0.
Sltdw. Lillian. Porlluuil, Portland. Mr., Feb. 1-8.
Sllvnno. Keith's ttljou. Phlla., Feb. 111.
siIvhh (2), Orpheum. San Fran., lull. 31-Feb. 8.
KlhcRey ft Here. Crystal, Milwaukee, Feb. 1-0.
Smith A Powell. Keith's Xew, Phlln,. Feb. 1-U.
Smith, Aerial, Keith's, Providence, It. I., Feb.

1-U.
Smith ft Durrlto. Oxford, London, Kng., Feb.

10.
Snyder A Buckley, Orpheuni, SnuFruu., Feb. 1-13.

|3.
Sorucher Bros., Howard, llustnn, Feb, 1-0.
Spnlniw, Victoria. N. Y. V., Feb. 1-8.
Splssell Bros., Casio. Fall ltlver. Muss., Feb.

1-U: Casio, Lawrence. 813.
Sielu-Krctto Family, Orpheuni, Los A., Feb. 1-

Stuber, Frwl S., Cook's, Itucbvater. N. Y„ Fell.

Ml: ICmplre, Clovelniid, 8-13.
Stewart ft ituyuibnu, I'roclor'k Ctli Ave., N. Y. ft,

Feb. 10.
Stepbeus, Hal, Avenue. Detroit, Feb. 1-0.
stewnrt, Ada. Font Keller, Milwaukee, Feb. l-o.
St. Ives, Flora, Empire, Under, I'll., Feb. 1-1,'L
St. Up Bros., Kellli's, N. Y, O, Feb. l-fl.
Sully A Phelps, Arcade, Toledo. o„ Jim. 1-Feb. 0.
Sullivan A Piisqiielliin, If. ft It., Bklu., Feb. 1-0.
Sulllvun ft Weston, Pastor's, N, V. O., Feb. 10.
Swedish Ladles' Oiilnlel, Keith's, Phlla.. Feb. 1-U,
Hrvli'kurd. Mr. A Mrs., Oiford'uiid Tlvoll, London,

Ki|g., Feb. 1-13.
Sylvester, LatVrcnce, Criterion, Tntupn, Fla., Feb.

Tnl but A llolxTts, Park. YuuiiKstown, t),, Feb, I-
•lirshl'tt'H. Buffalo, N. Y., 8-KI.
Tuiiiiun, JullU). Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

l-tl
Tuliiikus, The, Oriiheum, Ukln.. Feb. 111.
Tally Ho Duo. Brnilciilnirgli'M, Phlln., Feb. Ml.
Tltorne, Mr. ft Mrs. liurrv, Coluuililn, Cliicln-

lijlti, Jan. 31-Feb. 0; Duqucsue. Pittsburg, H

1 J.
Thomson, Harry, Orphciiiii, Denver, Feb, l-fl,
Thompson. Minnie May, Mala Street, Peoria,

III., Feb. Ml.
Thurston. Howard, Orpheum, l.oa A., Cul., Feb.

Thornton. James. Keith's, N. Y. 0., Feb. 1-U,
•Jilley. Vt*t«, Circle. X. V. ft. Feb. Ml,
Tlpncll A Kllraent, La Petite, Hiiohoinlscli, Wush.,

Feb. 1-U; Clinics, Snn Fran.. 8-13,
Trelonr, Proctor's, Alhmiy, N. Y.-, Feb, 1-0.
Trolnor A Button, Orpheum, Terre Haute, Intl.,

Feb. 1-0.
Troubadour Four, Star, Toronto, Can., Feb. l-ll.
Tyco A Jeruiou. Sheu's, Toronto, Call., Feb, 111.
Cslier, Fannie A Claude, Pastor's, N. Y. ft. Fob.

10.
Vunee, Clarice. Linplrc, Clurelaiul, Feb, i-n.
Vimsm- Girls 18), Ornhcum. Denver, Feb, Ml,
" i. Gladys, Casio, Full Ulver, Mush.. Fob. 1-0;

'- " . , ' \

Young. Carolyn, Arcade, Toledo, O.. Jan. il-TV'lt.

tl
Znt Zaui ft Mowra, Coiur d'Aleue, S[x>kanc.

Waahi, Feb. 1-13.
Zlsku ft King, Orpbeum. Denver. Feb. 1-0,
:. «■>

MISSOI-UI.

Poll's. llrldgeport,

Vim,

Casio, Lawrence, 8-13.
Van Fttan'U A MiCutiley.

f.Vjim., Feb. Ml.
Vnlinolc ft llorliin. I'urk, Yonngatuwu, 0„ Feb,
. Mi; Sheu's, lliiffutii. N. Y., 8-1.1.
Vusijur Glfls 18),' Orplieuui, Denver, Jan. 31-

l'eb. 0.
Vrthhars. The, Pastor's, N. Y. 0„ Feb. 1-0.
Village Choir Ouarlet, Orpheum, llklii., Feb. l-fl.
Waller A Muglll, Casio. Lawrence, Muss., Feb.

Ml; Casto. Lowell, 8-13.
Wuterbury Bros. A Teuny, Keith's, Frovhleoco,

II. "I.. Feb. 10.
Ward A Kayipvnd, Howard. Boston Feb. 1-0.
Walton, Novelty, Denver. Feb. 1-0.
Washington*, The, Star. Phlla:. Feb. 1-U.
Wityuu A La Mar. Edison, Aberdeen, M'nsli., Feb.

l-«. • ~r

Want, Louis, b'orst Keller, Milwaukee, Feb. l-ll.
Walton, I.lljliiu, llrudciihiirglt's. Phlla., Feb.' Ml.
Warren A Blunchurd, Columbia,' Clucluuatl, Feb.

10.
Wuyburn's Minstrel Mlases, Hbta's, Utllfalo, Feb.

1-U.
WeriKr-Ainoros Trmitic, Orplicum, New Orleans,

Feb, Ml.
Welch, John J.. Arcade, Portland, Ore., Feb. 813.
Wenlen AGIaddlsh. Orplieuui, New Orleaui, Feb.

Ml.
Welch. Jus. A. ft Olio, Howard, Boston, Feb. l-fl.
West A Van Skklen, II. A IJ„ Bklll.. Feb. 8 13,
Wlncheriuiin'N Bears ft Muiikeys, Kellli's, I'rurl-
. , deuce. K. [.. Feb. Ml.

WHIlums A Jlolliurn, Jacques, Waterbury, Omu.,
'Feb. Mi.
Wilson A Davis, I'urk. Worcester, Muis., Feb. 1-

•l; Nelson, Kprliiglteltl, 8 111.
Wilson A Morau. Chutes, Sun Fran., Feb. Ml,
Williams A Medium, Poll's, Bridgeport, Coun.,

Feb. 10.
WHIInins, <:. W.. Crystal. Bftircr, Feb. l-fl,
Williams, The. Cryslnl, Milwaukee. Feb, 1-U.
Wluslow. Mine. Wynne, Clrulo, Nl Y. ft. Feb. 1-B.
Wiley, Iliith. Shcedy's, Fall Ulver, Usss., -Feb,

Ml.
Wilson, Geo., Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 1-6. -
Wood A Hay, Kellli's, Boston, Fell. 1-U; Port-
land, Portland; Me., 8-111,
World's Trio, Kellh's,. IliiBbiii, Feb. 1-U.
World A Kingston. Teuiple Detroit. Feb, 1-8. ,
Wollliig's Triilneil Horses, Ocean Pier, Atlantic

Clly, N. JV. Fell. 1.11. ..

Wrlghl. Mr. A ) |rs. John B., Edison, No, Yakima,

VVaah., Feb. 10. r '
Yallo Duo, Orrlu Bros.. Xew Mexico, Feb. «■

April 10. ' .'.' " " '- .

Yaekjcy A Bunnell, Howanl. Boston. Feb. 10. .
Yenmaiia. JeUnle. Avenue. Detroit. Feb. 1-0, .
Yorke A Adams, Victoria, X. Y. ft, Ffb. Ml.
Young America Qnlntot, Regtnt, SaKord, Enj.,

Feb. 10; Iilpvodmac Ulugoir, Scot,, 8-13,

St. Loula 'I'lie IjUiaurd of Inst week pilC

the tlienii-leiil iitirnctlniw out of btislneas lu
n gveiit cxleut (or several ilnjs. Ahnut r\x
liMlies o( kiww fell, nl most uniireeediyntetl for
tills town. Tills, with the extreme cnld ninl
heavy ivluils, luitl the strike »vf drivers nrid
couriuuien now on, mntlo It linrtl to rencli
the tlieuucs either In carrlagca or cars.
However, tlm Inst half of the week was
plciuatit. itiwl business wu.s good.

OLYMPIC (V. Short, munnger). — Ilertlm
(litllanil. lu "Dorothy Vernon, of Hadtlott
Hull," Feb. 1-U, John Drew, In "The Saqtad
In Ctuuiuund," si Ul very well Jim, 'J.'.ao. The
play had never been put on before In St.
Louis, aim) lis reception was cordial by pros*
ninl public,

Ckntcry (V. Short, mnnagnr). — "The
Wlgrinl of On returnctl here for week of 31.
"The Hllvcr Slipper" opened Sunday. J4, for
ilio week, and was very well nttensled, con-
sideline the bad weather. Sum Collins, iv-
conilv hero In "Tim Mullah of Stilii." was
feat tired, and led n forco at rnpablo fun
uiaXons. W. (i. Stewnrt und Annn Tyrroll
wore id recelvwl for their vocal work.

Illi.vxti (JullU 0. Sheohy, mutuigeii.- -Mrs,
Flsku opens here Fob. 1, fur n week, uliiylnu
".Mni.v of Mnudnlu" und "Ilodda (Jnbltn. '
It wiis billed tlmt "A tluntlcuuin of Fruiico"
woultl lie put on fur tha two iiofformnncns
of Sumliiy, Jim. Ill, but the uiauiigvuient
clianged tilniiH, und Mnsou mid Mnson, tlio
oltcvlnir for week of 12-1, held over for the
liuy. They hud u very goutl week In their
(Jei-mnu diversity, "ltiulolph mid Adoiplt.v
Hold il. Muck hud a tliim-ing net tlmt plcascjd
tk.ll. . '•

OiiEo.v (Harry I, Walker, manager).—
Nell's Sunday .Hand concerts hero have been
very well attended, mid the Clcrliiun Stock
Co. also rtpurlN nood [iiislnoss. ."Alt lleldcl-
berg." by (ho hitter. Hiindny. 111. Tim pre-
vious week 'UacRerhliit" and "Tlio IHiiivInu
liemon" m llHaWUlWl Kvenlnn of Its
u benollt'wtiH given I.eonu llorgeru, sutibrettc
o( I hu coiiiptiuy. Ilin-tiiii .Holmes oiious Ills
lecture courso here Feb. 5. Itlehuiil I'lntt's
rcultnl Is hilled for .'III.. "Trcrviitoro" will lm
produced by the pupils of MIsh lielninnltn
uiul Mrs. Hiftlti KellugK Uulnen evening- of S.

l.'UAwroiiu'B (O. T. Crawford, lnunngef), —
"At Vnlley Forue," with Mnurlcu Frreiiiuii,
• i( the old liiiiierini Hindi Co., In the lending
rule, Is offered week of 31. Week o( -1 "Tltu
Cpwhoy Ulrl" drew fitlrly well. Frank
.Iiunes Iirh n role In It. und wns welcomed
by many friends. Ilo linn lived hero (or n
long time, und Iinu n gootl repiitntlnn. The
Hinging or Dolly Teuipiu la uuo of the beat
things hi the niece.

IMI'KIIHI, (II. 10. Itiissell. iniiliiiRer).—
"The LlghthoUHi! by the Nun" week nf 111.
Week of M "Hnppy Iliinllgiin," with W. II,
>|nck, did mi excellent hltsltivsa, Cuiniibell
uiul Caullteld had « specialty Hint helped out
considerably, und Alice tillinore iiintle ko'sI.

Havmn'h (Win. (larcii. uiniwgpri. — Vir-
ginia Thni'illun and (Ion. It. Miller, In "Wud-
iletl uiul Fur led," open I UK 111. Week of :' I
"Why Wiinicn Sin," wllli b'lori'iice Ashland
In the lending purl, held the bottrds.

Coi.t.MIHA (Mlddlclon A 'I'n I e, inimiigerfl).
— Week of Jan. 'Jfi tlila hoimo offorud , it
clever vaudcvlllo hill mid ouu that wns well
attended. Joh. J. Morton wits the lienil
liner and mnde good. Wltfrtid L'lnrke A
Co., In u bright sketch, hud the house with
Hum tit every pcrfurinuncc. Unwind uud
"Ulniiil, A. U. Duneitti, Tito Troupe, mid
lliynnt nnd Mitvlllu weru others who cuukIu
on well hero.

Htamuaiih (Leo Helelienhncli, itianiigei). —
'I hu lltopltin Hmlesipiers nru horu week of
111. lllce A Hiuloli's Hui'li'siiiit'i's weru IteiV,
Inst week, opening; 'J4. Fred Irwin's lllff
Show weak of Feb. 7.

Zoo. — The llostottk A Fenirl Willi Anlnuil
Show, nt their W tutor iiuurteiH, the "/mi,"
are receiving iih itood putronugu ns linn mou-
son.

IUmhaiihn AuiiiTtiuiiiM. — Tlio IIiishiiH»n
llniH., Ill tlielr iinplllar pelced vitiiilcvlllu ven-
ture, re|Hirt very good business.

Nothh. — 'The I'rltivu (if I'llsen" Co,, which
luld over here Miiniluy, Jan. -'■!, wns iinnhln
to play Its engngniiieiit tit Allon, III., the
fnlluwltig night, owing tu some green work
on the purl of tha ritllroudH, which delivered
n emiple of curs of mixed fridght lit Alton
ns I'llsen seunery. The curs nf l lie cdiiipiin'y
were cupluled out In I lie Htnte litter,
i a>

KitusiiN Clly.-Al the Willis Wood The-
Hire (Woodwind A Hureess Aninsenieiit Co.,
niu,tingi>rH).---'M,r»i. IsMM •"(.'ii,rlt>r. In "Du
Hurry," cnnie lust week, lo pneked liuiwes. Ml**.
Curtor iiihI her eumpiiny were well received.
Tills week Illiitielii' WiiIhIi opens on Hutiilily
nlglit, for four iilghtu (a rittiirn oiigugninent),
MIks Walsh IuivIiik pluyed a week's ullgllge-
incut lien; curlier in tha scrtuoii, (urooiI
lnislnesH. The Inst throe nights of Hie week
Ida Conquest comes, In "The (ili'l Willi Hie
ilreen KyeHt" Ileithu tialliitiil, In "Dorolhy
Vernon," Feb. 8-10.

Tin: (Iiiahii ( Jliiilsou & Jiiiluh. runnngei'M).
— taxi wbek Arthur Alstiiu'B cluvcr coinimiiy.
Ill "At the Did Cross ItolldM," liiul n big weeli's
lilisliicNK, Kstelhi Wlllliutis, Juno Cot-coi'iltriiud
'.liiities liriiphy weru nil excellent. Tills week,
Hurry IJeieHford, In "Tito I'infesHiir'H lirtve
story," nrid next weak, Montgomery mid
Main, In "The Wl?.nrd of On."

'I'm: OitPinirM (M. Leliniiiii, tiiuininer). —
Lust, week's hill drow good houses. Tlio nets
were Zlskii lllld King, "The Muglclnn nnd UN
Vnlet:" l,il fiii-inonlellii. In her olnel ileal
novelly, "Wllch of lliu Mrniti ;" Anmi Cald-
well, comedienne: Fsldlii tllrnrd and Jessie
HninliMU', In "Ihsolpy uud Hie Iiliiiniiful :"
Werdeu iiiid flhiilillsh, lu lllusiruted biilluds ;
Kllsou nnd Krrol, In "Tim Illuck Cat;" Oeti.
W. l)uy. In cork : the Four •NlKhtoim, nero.
loils. TIiIh week tin: new hill will consist nf
.Nirviiiiii. Kcklinn" ninl (lordon, Citrllti and
Otto, lleurl lliiitilmrll, (Iieenu ittul Werner,
Morrlu and lloweu, Cliriatluu'u tuunkcys, uud
the kliiodiMinie, , " ■ '..

Hii.i.ts Oi'kiia llai'Kri (K. ti. llrlghntn, tnnn-
iig«rK-~-LuHt wuok "The King nf Detectives"
drew big houses. Tills week, the ltuyul Llll-
pulluiis/ und next week, "Yon Yonnon".'* ,

• AiUirrouiitM (Wundwurd & Ilurgess Amuse-
nienl Co., munugei'H), — LliHt week "At Vnlley
I'ot-gu" hud good IniMlueiiM. ■ This wiH-k, the
It luck Puttl Tniiiluidoum, und next .week,
"J'leklngs from I'ui'k."

Tllu C'H.NTI/II* (.1. ,T, llnnell, rjiunngcr).
-■LiiK.t weak the High Hollers liluiined Hie
lovers of burltmnuo In goodly numbers. TIiIh
week, ltlce A Ilarlon's Illg Onlcty Co,, Klltt
next week, the Uloplnvnn,

♦■> » .

W128T VIIUilM \.

wiiocIIub;,— Al. tlio Court Tlieiitre (K. tt.
Franzliclm. nmniiger). — "Kinroflorn." .Inn.
<LTi, Intel fair htislJiesH, followed by "The Sign
of the Cf osg," UH, In good returns; Iter*
lllilllll, -II, hud full- huslliesH. "The UitrgO-
iiiaMtcr." 80, did splendidly. Cmnlnu: l'm'tt
Kendall, In "The Vinegar llnyer," Feb. 1.

Miiam) Ol'KliA llniiHi: ICIum. A. Kelnler,
manager).— "A Working UM'i Wroiius," Jnn.'
l!fi-^7. hud gimd liimlnesM, followed by "Tlnj
Teteplioiie Hlrl," HM-UO, to cxenlleul retlli'liM.
t'otnlng: "An orphan's I'ruyer" Feb. 1-U,
"Hello, Bill," 411.

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— It him trunspii-eil nf the ofllclnl Investl-
Rtitloii of IhO Ironuoli! Theatre pro In Chl-
ri|go, by the' locul 'rtptrioifltles.' tlnil there
' wiire do cnlelinn lights used cHbnr'Hl Ihe pro-'
ditrthin of "Mr. Klucbenru" nor In the-tllcn-
tnj Itse'f- Thoreforc, the reference; inndn 111
these columns to calcium llghtn being a eon-
tributary enuso to tbo lorn of life Id tbut
catastfoptio was crroucous.

1196

THE !NEF YORK CLIPPER.

February 6.

Under tic C ents.

iNOTEH I'BOM -Tll'll WINTER QlJABTEnB Of
THE Great Floto SHOWS ClBCt's, at 1 inline
Tex.— The Kioto Sliows will take the road
the coming season ok one of the best equipped
railroad shows that money can put together.
Messrs. Tammen & Ronflls, of Denver, have
snent thousands of dollars to change the
enow into a real circus, and have surrounded
themselves with the heat business talent and
« Iitus nets that money can engage. Tin.'
show will consist of blue flat cms, Hyp stock:!,
one elephant and cwmel car, and three l*uU-
man conches mid combination diner. The
ndvanco will include two newly buJIt cars,
whlcfi arc Enid to be among the finest ad-
vance cars ever sent out ou the road. There
Trill be 'fourteen men on the first car, with
car niunager ond press agent, and the second
car will Include a cor manager and ten bill
(rosters. The dimensions of the big caryvnses
that will be used will be 140ft. round top,
with two fiOft. middle pieces, and one 30ft.
middle piece. The menagerie will be 100ft.
round top with lour 40ft. *nldd)e pieces. Tlio
side show will be an soft, round top with
two 3t»ft. middle pieces. The horse
tent will be an 80ft. round top with
two 30ft. middle pieces. In the menagerie
there will be seven elephants, four camels,
two Mamas, two zebras, and seventeen cages
of rare and costly animals, Including four
38ft. dens. There will be silly-five head of
baggigo horses and fifty-live bend of trained
ponies and ring stock. The parado with the
show will be grand, us the mnnrigemont Iiob
spared no pnln.i to make It one of the hand-
somest tli:it wan ever turned out with a
Iwenly car show. We have let the contract
tor the cages, a band wagon, four big den.i r
and a bnndsomo calliope. The managerial
depsrimint includes- II. H, Tnmmen and P.
U. Houi 1 1.5 , proprietors ; .1. II. Huston, gen-
eral agent : Herbert 8. Maddy. general man-
ager, assisted by Ren Rosenthal and Frank
Tnmmen; Albert Allen, boss canvas man;
(.'lias. Panders, bead animal man ; rims.
Apples, boss hostler; J. C. Pnrrlsh, master
of transportation ; Coleman bell, superinten-
dent of tot. Among the acts engaged for the
big show are: The great St. UM Family,
riders, nerobats. Including l.n nellc Ht. Leon,
equcst rlenuc ; John and Nellie Carroll and
•their big animal act, called "The Carousel
of alt Nations." This act will be one of the
big features with the show. The Carrolls
nlso will do their high school menage acts
with their dancing horses. Hcrr Litzen and
his troupe of six performing elephants,
this lielng their ttrsf trip to tills country;
Professor D. 0. Mnrfccl and his troupe of
stallions (eight In number) ; Alexius, the
Great, In his act of looping the loop on a
wagon wheel ; Sngtmotu's troupe of Japs
<ten Jn number) ; the Prlskbrn Brothers,
European trick and fancy bicycle riders,
their first appearance in this country; Mile.
Arllne, with her trained horses, dogs iind
ponies; Mile. Vallecltn. the Jungle queen,
with performing leopards, Hous, panthers
and tigers, all in the same big den; Ircd
Egner, Whiting Rros.. Edward McGraw,
Harrv Lndell. Homo Elliott, clowns. The
performance will lie given under the persons!
direction of Messrs. Carroll & Morltel. The
side show department will tie given under
the supervision of lite Shipley. The print-
ing and paper with the show will be strlcl-
Iv first class in every wny- The big acts will
ji'll be featured, and nothing but special
jiaper will lie used with the show. II will
be the aim of Messrs. Tammen fc I itlls to
irv and make the nolo Shows ont of the
lwst and hnndsomest organizations on the
road

Siua H. Dat. "The Old Circus Man,"
tins returned to his home near New Haven,
Conn.

(Ikoboe II. Wyman. German knockabout
clown, haa signed with the John Roblusou
Ten Rig Shows for next season.

Carl Clair, bandmaster of the Rarnum &
Bnilov Shows, will return to New York Feb.
3, from London, where he has been spending;
his vacation since the closing of lost sea-
son's tour. Mrs. Clair and daughter, Con-
otance, will remain In Knglnnd for the
Summer. _,

Pawned Mii.T. Notes. — The advance of the
Tnwnee Hill Wild West hns been Increased
this' season to llftv people. All tbe bill
posters, lithographers, banner men and pro
graramcrn are members of the union. Our
advertising cars are now In the shops being
inorougb.lv overhauled and painted. Our
seventy foot silver car will surely set them
talking: It will be itner. If possible, than
last season. No expense has been spared to
mnlte them the most nttrnctlvc earn on the
rond. Our pnner will be the nemo of the
printer's art, and we will hill to a finish.
The department of publicity will this sea-
son bo far belter than ever Iiefore.

Tun Great Texas Bill Wild West and
World's IlEST Kot'dii Kidehs will go out
next season under the direction or W. V.
Montgomery, who has the past several sea-
sons successfully managed the Moutgoraory
Bros.' "IT. T. C" Co. It will be a rnllrond
show, and the equipment, Mr. Montgomery
writes, will be of the very best. The paper
will nil be special, nud equal to that put out
l>y the big ones. 1. I. Lambert has s'gued
as cenornf contracting agent.

Tun Rarnum & Bailey OiBCtia will begin
its season, ns usual, at Madison Square Oar-
den, New York. The date of tho opening
will be In March. Preparations are going on
actively for the big event, nnd the usual
bustling preliminaries are under way In all
departmenta of the big show. ...

Nictt Howabp (Cyclo) has perfected a
new "startler" In tho bicycle line, and will
be programmed as one of the features with
the Harnum & Rnllcy Show.

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CONNECTICUT.

Allen, "The Sign Painter;" Van Fosscn and
McCnuloy, Griff Williams and Vanola Mel-
buru, the electrograpb ; Thomas J. Kyan and
Mnry Kiclilield, iu the comedy, "Mag Hag-
gerty'a Father;" Aresto (automaton).

Notkbj. — Mrs. Terry McGovcra made her
debut in the drama In this city Jan. 27,
taking a leading part In "The Kowery After
Dark." Manager Bam Harris and Messrs.
Sullivan Ic Woods came up from New York to
see her work, and expressed satisfaction.
John A. Shea, Fred Bullen and Prof. Atlas,
wrestler, entertained MeQovern at a supper
here at the close of the. performance. . . .The
local Aerie of Kngloj>, 1,400 strong, contem-
plate giving a minstrel performance In the
near future.

«»» "

KEW JF.HSEY.

N>v» Iliiven — At the Hyperloa (G. B.
Bunnell, manager).— Virginia Horned, .Tan.
111. 20, to bilge returns. William Kavcrsham
came, to good audience. 23. Rogers Rros.,
to a large house, 211. Illchard Mansfield 28,
Maude Adams 2l>, 30, Henry Miller Feb. 2.

Grand Oi'F.RA Hot'sn (G. B. Runnoll, man-
ngerl.— "For Ills Rrolher's Crime." to good
returns. Jan. 21-23. "Too l'rnud to Bog,'
to lnrge houses. 25-27. One: "Ilor Mar-
rlngc Vow" 2S-30i "Escaped from Slug Sing

Tom's (S. Z. Poll, manager).— Tho bill
for week of Jan. 88 Included Frank Keeniin,
Long and Fraud*. Fontaine, Frank Rush, the
Four Rlnnus. Hurry Linton and Lawrence
Misters, .1. Francis Sullivan and Al. II.
Weston, Hastings und Sheldon, Toledo nnd
Price.

Notes. — The entertainment of the Eagles
lakes place at (he Hyperion In February, una
slvea promise lit being 11 great success. . . . . .

The New Haven Lodge of Elks closed Its
most successful fulron Jan. 25, In very largo
returns.

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11rld«rc|Mirt. Smith's Theatre (F.dwnrd
C; Smlili. iiianngerL— -Last week was one of
the biggest weeks nf the season at this house.
"Under Southern Skies" opened Jan. 2.'i.
with big bUKliios.-i. This was continued 20.
with "A Country Girl." when the capacity
<>f the lioitsi! was taxed. Terry Mcilovern.
in "The Rowerv After l>ark." 27, duplicated
1 lie business done prior t» his ndveut. nud
■'Skv Farm." 20, W, pla.viHl to tbe capacity
:il four rs-rfoniintKvs, closing a week that,
was a record breaker for the season. Rooked :
"The Darkest Hour" Feb. 1-3, Nell Burgess,
in "The Conntv Fair." -i-u.

Poi.rs TurvTRi: 1 Joseph Crlddle, mann-
l.i'rl. — The hill for the week of Jan. SB did
well. Rooked for week oi Feb. 1 ; Frank
Keennn. Fiancee Fontiilne and Kate Lone
'n "The Aetnr nnd the Count ;" WHllnm
Mazuz and Adeline Mazett, Scarl and Violet

Newark.— Bad weather and the general
business depression have had their effect on
the attendance here.

Newark Theatre (Lee Ottolengul, mana-
g-Ti. — Lew Dockstader and his minstrels
undo their big bundle of fun, and also sev-
eral tiovellles this week. Including some
elaborate scenic effects. They should receive
their usual hearty welcome. "A Chinese
Honeymoon" received fair business last week,
and Katie Barry was well appreciated. Marie '
Cnhill makes her first appearance here as a
star, In "Nancy Brown," week of Feb. 8.

Columbia Thkatbe (M. J. Jacobs, mana-
ger). — L. J. Carter's "The Eleventh Hour"
Miould satisfy the general craving for sen-
sation at this house the present week. "New
York liiiv by Buy" received moderate ut-
leiitlon last week. "A Llt,tle Outcast" will
All week of 8.

F.Mi'iur. Theatbb (II. M. Hyams, mana-
ger). — "Robert Kminet," this week, Is of
more than ordinary Importance to the
phtrons, and should claim gooil attention.
"Through Fire and Water" proved to be a
strong melodrama last week, and Interested
11 fair shnre of the theatregoers. "Funny
Mr. Dooley" Is looked 8 and week.

Blanev's TurATRE (Chas. E. Itlaney, man-
ager). *— The first appearance here of Patrice, .
in "Driven from Home," occurs this week,
and the pathetic story and exciting climaxes
t-hould crentc favor. "Child Slaves of New
York" obtained fair results last week. "Un-
der Southern Skies" will fill week of 8.

Waldmann's Theatbb (W. 8. Clark, man-
ager). — The Ajiericau Burlesqucra are hold-
ing atteniton this week, with Jeanette Du-
pre as the special feature. The patriotic
first part and the burlesque are pleaajng
good audiences. The Bowery Burlpsquers suc-
ceeded In rolling up n good week's huslnesH
ngalust the prcvallliuy odds Inst: week. JTbe
Thoroughbreds will he here 8 and week. ~"

PnocTon's Theatbb (J. Austin Fyncs,
geueral manager). — A goodly percentage of
theatregoers continue to find satisfying
■Hill ■Mill In the changing bills offered here.
This week John C. Rice and Sally Cohen,
T. Nelson Downs nnd Rio Brothers divide
linnors on the bill, which Is completed by
Dillon Brothers, Julius M. Tannen, Nora
Rnyes, Al. Rano's dogs, and Eddie Mack.
The attendance; was fairly good Inst week.

Notes. — All the local managers nre mak-
ing alterations In their houses in compliance
with a new fire ordinance, which, in its
present form, M pracllcally Impossible of ap-
plication to any of the theatres. It remains
to he seen how much It will be modified and
how far carried out New asbestos cur-
tains hnve been Installed In the Newark

Theatre and at Blanev's recently Man-

i.ger Hyams fell on the Ice and Injured his
hack last week, but Is again about........

The Four hundred and twenty-fifth perforrj-
anee of "Robert Kmmet" was celebrated at
the Empire Monday night, Feb. J, "y the
distribution of souvenir cups.

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Jersey City. — "A Desperate Chance" waa
well pntronized at the Academy of Music
Jan. 25. The- word tremendous fitly de-
scribes the business done at the Bijou, with
"Across the Pacific," and the Scrlbner Show,
at the Hon Ton, as usual, received adequate
support. . __' . _

Academy (Frank E. Henderson, mina-
ffer). — For Feb. 1-8, "Through Fire and
Water." "Our New MlnlBter" 8-13.

Btjou (John W. Holmes, proprietor).—
"Her First False Step" 1-6, "Hearts Adrift'
8-13

Ron Tos (T. W. Cinklns, manager).—
The Kcntncky Belles Fob. 1-6, Cherry Blos-
soms 8-13. ..;._

Notes.— H. W. Fenwlek, of "Across the
rncinc," nnd Florence Meyers, of this city,
nou-profeHslotml, were married by the Rev.
William Wahl, of St. Boniface R C. Chorch,
Jan. 20. It has also come to light that
Harry Olnv Blaney was married to Kittle

Wolf, of his company, two weeks ago

A very successful barn dance, with tbe neces-
sat'v country adjuncts, was given by the
Jersev City Elks, at their ball, 27.......

Frederick It. Burton, the composer of Hia-
watha," nnd twelve OJIbway Indians will
portray • the poem at Hastwlck's Feb. CO,,
matinee aud night. '-.' ' .

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Trenton. — At Taylor's Opera House (A.
n. 8lmmoiid8, manager).— Arlou Glee Club
t local), Jan. 20, delighted a large aud etu:e.
Richard Mansfield, 27, had bfe business.
Francis Wilson. 28. received the best hoase
of the season. Jesslo Bartlett Davis was not
nble to oppenr 28, on account of Illness.
Rooked • "Our New Minister" SO, local Feb. 2,
Field's Minstrels 3, Clark Qlbbs Jr. and stu-
dents (local) 4, "Wife In Nrirae Only 'W
"The Burgomaster" 0, Maude Adams 8, Fay-
ton Comedy Co. nnd balance of week.

Statei Stueet Theatre ( I. C. Mlshler,
mnunger).— Hlmraellen's Repertory Co., Jan.
25 anil week, did well. Rooked: "His Lost
Dollar" Feb. 1-3. "To Die at Dawn" 4,0,
"Princess Chic" «. . _

Tbent Theatre (Edward Uenton, man-
ager).— Another big week at this nouse,
Jan. SO-SO. The people wort: La Tells,
Pierce and Mnlzee, II. V. Fitzgerald, naves
nnd Healy. Pantzor Trio, Adnmlnl and Taylor,
the Sullv Family, Avery and Hart, olograph.
Rooked 'Feb. 1 and week : The Ten Water-
melon Girls. Snnsome nnd Dellla, Coltona
donkeys. Hilly Clifford, McMahon ^nd Cbnp-
iielle. John Celger, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney

Mot*— The T. M. A., of this clly, en-
loved a banquet nnd social session Jan. H,
tlven Irv the Philadelphia- T. M. A. A re-
turn visit will be made next month.

F.ll«nlietli.— At the Lyceum Theatre (F.l-
roT & Drake, managers). — "The Hutnim
Sluve" oitened well Jan. 28-30. closing 30
Willi a largo advance sale. "The Darkest
Hour." 2fv27, did fairly well. To arrive:
••Wife In Name Only" Feb. 1-3, "Dure Devil ■
Dorolhv" •!■«. Nellie Mcilenr.v. hi "M'llst>,
8-10 (on which <m:cii«Ioii (lie ushers will have
their annual beiieiltl ; "Her FliMt: False

Jacobs'.— "Roll rotul Jack" Feb. 1, AL 0.
Field's Minstrels 3.

Tirs. — A fireman Is now stationed In the.
I.vce'nm Theatre at each performance, and
nn usher stands at each exit during every
ji.-.rfcriiiiince.

Hoiiokcu. — Medium business ruled at ttfn '
I.vrlc (II. P. Soulier, manager) during the
tuisl week. Nellie McIIenry. Iu "M'IIsb,"
Jnu. 31-Feb. 3: "New York Day by Day"
d-fl. "Lovers' Lane" 7-10, "Young Totw
Hosle" 11-13.

r.siptBF. (A. >T. Rrupeemnn, proprietor).
— Week of I: Will Cressy atul Rlainihl;
Dn.vue. Dolan nnd fj>nharr. the Three Ken-
tons, James II. Cullcn. Lmnbeu and Pierce,
and the clneograph.

Cnnulen. — At the Camden Theatre (M.
W. Taylor, manager).— -This city convinced

Finveral more managers hat Wtfk tttti n*
one of tho licst. three day stands In the
l^aat. Phenomnnal business was recordeil.
"A Desperate Chance" played to a. H. u..
and oven this could not he l^l.t The lat^
ter part of the week Why Glrh Leave
Home" held the boards— the f&JZPjSS*
pony both scoring heavily. lbs week.
"Child Slaves of New "rk" l> eb. 1 -3,
"M'liss," with Nellie Mellenry, 4-6. Thomas
Shea, In repertory, follows.

Atlantic City,— At the Ocean Pier The-
atre (Harry D'Esta. representative).— 1 "«
Real Widow Brown" had excellent hus ness
Jsn. 20, 27. "Railroad Jock" dirt well *S.
"Side Trncked' did llKewlse 20. "A Working
nirl's Wrongs" played, to a good house, J<<-
I'omlng: Crlterlon'vaudevllle Co. JJ^k o£
Feb. 1, William Faversham 8, Lnuna Bunt
lng Co., In repertory, Feb. 0-13.

Olitb tbe Bill Pesters.

News from Local No. 7, Indianapolis, Ind
— Al our last regular meeting we elected
the following officers for the ensu ng year .
Harry Drury, president; James Miller, vice
J'residrmt; d . E. Perry, corresponding sec-
■ leury (re-elected) ; Bruce Blnager, financial
secretary (re-elected) ; E. E. Earl, treasurer
(re-elected); John HeBtor, Inside P«}"> •
Ralph Wlshard, outside guard ; Frank Jar-
num. business agent; John bobl, Geori.e
Hubiiard and Philip Keudle, bOUdtfl rirs-
tec3 ; Frank Farnnm and John Hester, delc-
cntes to C. L. U. C. E. Perry, secretary,
would like to hear from all members of Local
No. 7, as he hos news of importance for
them. Paul Comas, nf St. I.ou1s, Is now a
member of our local, having transferred from
Local No. 5. Brother .Toe Homey, of Local
No. 2, was with us Jan. 24, ahead of the
CtoDlnni; Bro. E. E. Earl, our worthy
treasurer, haa been offered quite a large .sum
for ids Brown County farm by the govern-
ment, hut so far hns refused, as ne has been
thinking of building a factory for the manu-
facture of the fatnous crooked brush handles.
Brother Comas has s'gned with the BOfUfl
Show for the coming senson. -.jinn '

Notes from Local >>. «, PMSfCnS^
Ed. Glroiw, of Boston Local, was In Denver
Inst week, ahead of "Yon Yonson." Presi-
dent Harry Hook, of No. 0, has gone to
Pueblo, CoT, to work for the Curren Vo., and
will be Hrother Martin's assistant lo. the
hill room there. The Orpbeum Theatre
unionized the house lost week, P» tt,D ? '£
Brother Cooper as advertising agent. inis
makes all theatres In Denver working union
men Brother Parker, of No 0. who was
with Sells & Downs' Shows last season, was
over the sugar beet circuit : last week, with
Stetson's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Co. A very
important meeting was held Sunday, Jan.
IM. at which Brother Penny Introduced a
motion to raise the initiation fee to $40.
It will be voted on al onr next meeting.
Many other mutters of Importance were
taken up, and reports of the trustees and
treasurers were received, and shoived .no. t>
to be in a nourishing condition.

Jess M. Frysinger, business manager ot
the Aubrey Stock Go. (Western), writes: On
Jan. 17 I was elected a member of Pittsburg
Local, No. 3, National Alliance of Bill Post-
ers and Blllers of America. We opened at ivi-
mlra, N. Y., to one of the largest crowds that
ever attended a repertory show. All arc n
good spirits, notwithstanding the extremely
cold weather." , , „ „

Notes from Local No. 24, Buffalo, N. Y-—
Everything Is still prospering with us. Ap-
plications are coming in from all nines, and
irom nil over the country. We have had so
much business to attend to that wo wete
roinpelled to call a special meeting last Sun-
day, Jan. 24, to get rid of some of the extra
work. The secretary recently had a letter
from one of our boys, Bro. Dpnny Mock,
who is with the "Happy Hooligan" Co. lie
writes of how well he was used in Cincin-
nati, 0-. by the members of Local No. 11.

Joe Cors, hill poster of the Holden Bros.-
Stock Co., stated while in New Orleans, La.,
that the Crescent City plant was one of the
finest he bad seen la years.

Jlmmle Garllck, owner of the New Orleans,
La., bill posting plant, wa6 elected a stale
senator Jan. 10. and received congratulations
from various professionals all over the coun-
try.

Cnrlyle Siierlock, manager of the Saratoga
Bill Posting Co., Saratoga Springs, N. Y-,
writes: "With our modern devices for bill
posting, the recent cold weather In this
section did not Interfere with our work, nnd
we ba.vo been able to fill all contracts on
time. A few days ago we pouted a 48
sheet poster with the thermometer register-
ing 10 degrees below zero al: the end of the
board."

News from I-ornl No. 10, Minneapolis.—
All correspondence concerning Local No. 10
should he addressed to Chss. F. Foster, sec-
retary, care of the Northern Display Adver-
tising Co.. Minneapolis. Members of this
local are hustling for their annual bull, to
be given hv them Feb. 10. All National Alli-
ance Billposters and Blllers of America .ire
cordially Invited to attend.

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TENNESSEE.

miscellaneous.

i)

Memphis— At the New Lyceum Theatre
(Frank Gray, manager). — Iio6e Melville, In
"Sis Hopkins," came, to good business, Jan.
21. Miss Molvllle Is quite a favorite here.
The performance pleased. "The Storks'
packed the house 22, 23. The company is
nn excellent one. "The Resurrection" packed
the house, afternoon aud night, 25. Blanche
Walsh received an ovation. Crentore and his
baud 31-Fob. 2, "When Knighthood Was In
Flower" 13. „ „ .. _

HorKiNS' Granp Orr.RA House (A. B.
Morrlsou, manager). — "Paul Revere" was
presented Jan. 20 nnd Piitlre week, to BU
attendance. John J. Fnrrell, In the title
role, was enthusiastically applauded. Lan-
sing Rowan, Isuhelle Rowmau and Anna Hoi-
linger did well. Vaudeville features were:
A. P. Rostow, equilibrist, and the Sisters
Roppo, Russlaii dancers. "Rooms for Rent"
will lie the bill week of Feb. 1.

New Aupitobium (A. H. Morrison, mana-
ger). — Weber & Fields' "Pousse Cnfe," and
•• 'Way Up East" Jan. 2ti-27. "Huriy Burly"
nnd "The Stickiness of Gelatine." i8-!t0, was
presented lo very good business. The per-
Xormnui'ea were commendable.
■ .

NiMhvlIle.— At the Grand (Mrs. T. J.
Bovlo, lUH.iiage.r). — Jan. 2A-30 iho Uoyle
Mock Co. played "Mrs. Jack." Miss Crelgb-
ton, in tlio title role, wuh seen In one of
the best roles for her temperament, aud her
work, particularly tho reading of tho lines

. describing the Buffalo hunt, brought forth
loud applause. Knunti Campbell made her
lir.tt nppoaraiice with the compuny, appear-
ing- ns Ami O'llarn, and made quite 11 bit
with her excellent character work. Joseph
Diivul. nlso 11 new comer, wade a good char-
acter of Hudson, the butler, V. C. Alley Is
hack nfttr four weeks' absence, nnd doubled
Kli'iim Bolton nnd Watson In his usual
I'nretul nnd credltablo manner. Frederick
Puiildlng, as. Briusley Boone, brought out
fionio flno comedy. Tho company was up to
Its usum high standard and played tbe most
satisfactory business. The stock company,
Feb. 1-fl, In "Under the Russian Flag." one
of the two melodramas purchased by Mr*.
T. J. Bovle while In London. It will bo
seen for the first time In this country Feb. 1.

1* VrxBOME (W. A. Sheet, manager). — Jan,
30, matinee nnd night. "Peck's Mad Roy"
drew good crowdB. John Drew Feb. 4, 'Tbe
Rarl of Pawtucket" r,. 6. "Ben Hur" 8-13.
Note. — On account of greater seating
capacity, Mme. Pattl will sing at Tabernacle.
and not at Vendorac, as was first Intended.

Notf.8 fbom Bowman's Bio Cm Show.
—We are doing a splendid business, under
the management of Barney Shea. Oui 'first
stand in Florida was Lake City, on Jan. 11.
where we appeared to n large and well
pleased audience. This- attraction has an
established reputation In the sunny South.
We will tonr the same territory as last sea-
son, and will remain In Florida the rest or
the Winter, closing our season March 1, at
St Augustine. Prof. Bowman and wife win
then go to their fruit farm near So. Haven,
Mich., to spend the- Summer months. Barney
Shea will no doubt go to the St. Louis expo-
sition, ns he has received a very flattering
offer from there for tbe Summer.

Notes from Hurd, the Magician, and
his company. — Business has been up to the
top notch throughout the South, central
States, and all are In good spirits. Bob and
Ona Demorest Joined at Mobile, Ala., to do
their comedy musical act. With all special
scenery and seventeen different styles of
special paper, It forms one of the strongest
combinations of its kind. Roster: Fred-
erick Hurd, Walter Minder, Earle Woltz.
Rob and Osa Demorest, Louis Adler and
Geo. B. Greenwood. Greenwood, Adler & Co.,
managers.

Joe Epstein writes: "La Belle Fatlma's
Streets of Cairo are In Winter quarters at
Minneapolis, Minn. I will take out a first
class 'Streets of Cairo' next season."

The Golden Gate Carnivai, Co., tinder the
management of Jnke Rosenthal & A. Slgfrled, .
gives Its exhibition under the auspices of
Speedwell Lodge, No. 10, K. Of P., at Water- •
burv, Conn., Jan. 30 to Feb. 6, nnd at Sara-
toga, N. Y., under tbe auspices of Company
L, Second Regiment, Twenty-second Separate
Company, N. G. S. N. Y., on Feb. f), and In-
cluding Feb. 13.

Mii.i.ar Brotiierr, of diorama reputation,
write : "We recently spent a pleasant two
weeks on our ranch near Denver, Colo., the
hunting being excellent. Both coal and oil
have been discovered on the land, and we
expect to develop them In the near future.
We are now on our annual tour of Cali-
fornia and the Pacific coast, meeting with
success. Our diorama hns been much Im-
proved this season."

F. P. Sargent, business manager of Hngcn-
heck's Trained Wild Animal Show, writes
regarding the Hagenbeck exhibit for the
St. Louis World's Fair next Summer: "Our
concession was the first nlloted on the 'pike,'
and is, of course, the choicest location. It
has n frontage of 338 feet, with a depth of
470 feet, taking up one tenth of the entire
.ipacc nlloted to amusement concessions.
This entire area will be covered with one
Immense building, the style of which will
be of foreign architecture, and from the
present plans wii! easily be most attractive.
The living animal panorama will surround
the entire building on the Inside. This pano-
rama will be laid out similar to a caravan
In a circus menagerie. The panoramic effect
will be scenic, emblematic of tbe different
parts of the world from which the animals
in the foreground come. This in itself would
not be anything extraordinary were it not
for the fact of the illusive effect, which, to
nil outward appearances, does away with
ull iron bars and caging. In other words,,
the different animals will be thrown around
the building in a complete circle, and the
public will be allowed to walk within six
feet of them, nnd while they will be able to
see the different animals distinctly, there
will be to nil appearances, an entire absence
of Iron caging or screening. This effect eml-
natcs from the brain of Helnrek Ungenbeck,
the oldest son of Carl Hagenbeck, and It has
required two years' bard work on his part
to perfect this wonderful Illusion. We will
have. In all, over twelve hundred wild and
trained animals, among which will be. forty-
seven black mane African lions, worked uv
Hcrr Oldoff. In the largest steel arena ever
constructed for an amusement enterprise we
will present a herd of fifty elephants work-
ing in one group. Carl Hagenbeck has been
over six years In getting this group together,
with the result that there in not an elephant
In the group that measures less than seven
feet in height, and there are ten which
measure nine feet."

Tub Raps write: "We received twenty-
four answers to our advertisement In your
holiday number, and have signed contracts
with Phil Ellsworth's Shows. We will per-
form our trick shooting at the opening, and
give an exhibition. Up to April 23 we will
work North, at hotels.

Tim Asiatic Exfosition Co., Incopo-
rated, conducting Gaston Akoun's Mysterious
Asia aud F.mplre of India, on the Pike at
the coming World's Fair, St. Louts, In, we
nre informed, one of the largest concessions
at the exposition, occupying 150,000 square
feet, representing booths, bazaars, native In-
dustries, merchants. Btrcets, villages, plazas,
buildings, and native sports and pastimes
with elephants, camels, native and sacred
snimnls, showing the real characteristic of
all the nations of Asia, and Asia Minor.
The location of this concession Is one nf the
most favorable on the Pike. Mr. Akoun
hns managed successfully concessions at tbe
different expositions. Identified with Mr.
Akoun is E. W. Hamllan, who Is well known
as the manager of Ilnndlaa Park.

Admiral Dot, who Is pleasantly located
at White Plains. N. Y., where he is pro-
prietor of a hotel, was recently made a
deputy sheriff.

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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. — Grand Opera Hoase (John
Cort, manager). — "The Devil's Auction"
Jan. 20, 27. "'Happy Hooligan" 30. Al-
berta Gallatin, la "Ghosts," 31-Feb. 3.

SEATTLn Thratrh (J. P. Howe, manager).
—•Week of Jan. 21. Florence Roberts. In "The
Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch," "Tbe Frisky Mrs.
Johnson." "Glocouda." "Magda" and "Znza."
"Human Hearts" 31-Feb. 4, "The Fatal Wed-
ding" 5, 0.

third Avenue Theatre (Russell & Drew,
managers).— Week of Jan. 24, Rube Welch
and Kitty Francis, In "Mickey Finn." Week
of 31, Jessie Shirley, In "Rip Van Winkle"
and "Caprice." •

. Edison TueatW!. — New: The Three Mu-
steal Keltona, Montgomery nnd Carter, Llovd
Spencer, Moroy Long, klnctoscone .pictures.

Empibb Theatre. — New : Raymond and
Clark. Andrews and Thompson, Ln Kolas,
Gladys Carlvle, moving pictures.

Cbvstal Theatre. — Bnynes nnd Wlnchell,
Andy Rice, Rose nnd Elton, the Baysdens,
moving pictures.

La Petite Theatre. — New: Professor
Bailey's dog show. Stoddard nnd Leslie, the
tlreut. Salome, Webber nnd Edwards, moving
pictures.

People's and Comiqite Theatres. — New:
Houston, Chas. Cheiiowith, Carl Charles, thn
Thompsous, Owens and La Marr, Marlon
fioodinan, Geo. ami Lizzie Bird, Frnuks.
Mann nud Franks, und Boston Bloomer Girls'
Burlesque Co., Lombard Bros., Three Mu-
sical Keltons, McDonald and Carlisle. De
Vniiu Sisters. Rooney and Forrester, Beat-
rice Hall, Swor Bros., Westbrook, Lloyd
Spencer, Flora De Boyce.

Arcade Theatre, — New : Budd Bros.,
Chapman Sisters. Aldeno Bros., Three Le-
ondor Urns., Austin Sisters, Cleo Collins,
Tnxedo Trio, Gonzoles, Three Hoydens, Im-
perial Minstrels.

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Spoknne. — At the Spokane Theatre (Dan
L. Weaver, manager). — Dark week of Jan.
23. " 'War Down East" had big business
10. 20. The Rostnnlnns are due Feb. 12,13.

AlWTMUirM (Harry C. Hayward, man-
ager). — "The Devil's Auction" came, to big
houses, Jan, 22-24. The Olympla. Opera Co.

layed a return engagement 19, 20, to good
luslness. Due: Florence Roberta Feb T
10. "The Fatal Wedding" 11-13.

Cineoobapic (C. H. Peekbnin, manager)
— Topllners week of Jan. 25: Hughes and
Kcuton, Hermans, the Ahems, ond John
Roblsch and Mayme Childress. n

Couer d'Alhnb (Jacob Goetz. toanngcrl
—New 2G. and week : Malvern Bros., Fran-
cis J. Bryant, Do Fay Bros., Dore Familv

CouiQua (I. D. Holland, manager) .— Biti

25-30: Mnckov and Croix, Hooper and

Hooper, West, Mason and West, and Sam

Cole are the openings. ,

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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, — At the. Detroit Opera House
(B. C. Whitney, manager) .—"The Isle of
Spice" drew large and appreciative audi-
ences week of Jan. 25. The piece was hand-
somely staged, the principal roles In capable
hands, and a chorus well trained and prettllv
costumed. • Nat C. Goodwin, In "A Gilded
Fool." Feb. 1-3; Henry Irving 6, 6, Mrs
Leslie Carter, In "Du Barry," 8-13.

Lyceum Theatre (E. D. Stair, manager)
— "Holty Tolty" scored a Wg hit week of
Jan. 25, and good attendance was the rule
'The Fortune Teller" 31-Feb. 6, "In Old
Kentucky" 7-13. ' " ,a

Whitney. Theatre (E. D. Stair, mana-
ger). — "For Her Children's Sake" met with
n line reception week of Jan. 25, and the at-
tendance was large. "Not Guilty" 3l-Feh
«, "Why Women Sin" 7-13.

Atendf. Theatbb (W. B. Lawrence, mana-
ger). — The bill for week of Feb. 1 Is: Jennie
Yenmnns, Hal Stephens, Howard and Hlnnd, ,
Matthews and Harris, Sabel Johnson, Coak-
ley and McRride, Cnrmen Sisters, and tbe
klnetogrnph. Last week's bill was first class,
and the attendance, both afternoon and even-
ing, wan good. .

Temple Theatre (J. H. Moore, manager)
— The attractions for week of Feb. 1 : The
Kaufmann Troupe, Parros Brothers, Ed-
Gray, Aurle Dagwell, Paplnta, Lillian Burk-
hart, the Dancing Passparts, John W. World
and Mlndall Kingston, and the klnetogrnph.
The attendance InBt week was big nnd thi
entertainment was of a high order.

Empire Theatre (Dr. Campbell, mana-
ger).— The Brigadier Burlesqners drew fair
sized houses week of Jan. 25, and the enter-
tainment was good. Manchester's Cracker
Jacks 31-Feb. 6, Vanity Fair Burlesquei's 7

Grand Buplds. — At the New Powers
(Harry G. Homme rs & Co., managers). —
MRrle C.ihlll, In' "Nancy Brown," Jan. 27,
played to S. B, 0. Coming : Wilton Lackaye,
In 'The Pit." 30, 31; Paula Edwordes. in
••Winsome Winnie," Feb. 4 ; Richard Carle,
Id. "The Tenderfoot," - 6, and "The Irish
Pawnbrokers" 7.

The Majestic (Orin Stair, manager).—
"The Pride of Jennlco," Jan. 21-23, drew fair
houses, as did "Shadows of a Great Cltv"
24-27. Mrs. Fiske, ln "Mary of Maedala","
28; "When Reuben Comes to Town"' 20, 30,
"Shore Acres" 31-Feb. 3, and Geo. Sldnev,
In "Busy Izzy," 4-6.

Grand Opera House (Orin Stair, mans
ger). — "The Factory Girl," Jon. 21-23, played
to excellent business, as did "The Light-
house by the Seo" 24-27. "The Pride of
Jennlco' r 28-30, "The Little Church Around
the Corner" 31-Feb. 8, and "For Her Chil-
dren's Soke" 4-6.

Smith's Opeba House (Mrs. W. B. Smith,
manager) . — Manchester's Cracker Jocks,
week of Jan. 24, drew large and well pleased
houses. Week of 31, Gus Hill's Vanity Fair
Burlesqners.

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Kiilamnr.oo. — At the Academy of Music
(R. A. Bush, manager). — Ouinlan & Wall's
Minstrels forced the S. It, O. slgrr to be dis-
played before the curtain rose Jan. 22. Mrs.
Fiske, in "Mary of Magdaln," 29.. Advance
Bale was very heavy. "The Irish Pawn-
brokers" 30, "The Isle of Spice" Feb. 1,
"Winsome Winnie" 3, "Shore Acres" 4, "The
Night Before Christmas" 5, Mrs. Leslie Car-
ter, In "Du Borry," 6.

Kalamazoo Amosembnt Palace (Chas.
G. Plummer, manager). — This house draws
as big as ever. Roller skating continues to
be tbe attraction.

Note. — Quinlan & Wall's Minstrels, who

are very popular In this city, were royally

entertained by the local lodge of Elks at

their temple, after the performance, Jon. 22.

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Saginaw At the Academy of Music

(John II. Davidson, manager). — Marie Co-
hill, la "Nancy Brown," Jan. 26, to a good
house. Mrs. Fiske, In "Mnry of Magdala,"
26, came to one ot tbe bcBt houses of season.
Mrs. Fiske, in the title role, did excellent:
work, and received a number of curtain calls,
liobnrt Bosworth, ln the role of Judas,
shared honors with the stnr. "Not Guilty"
28, "The Irish Pawnbrokers" Feb. 3. Joseph
Murphy 4, Thomas Jefferson, In "Rip Van
Winkle," 8.

Jefpers TnEATnn (T. D. Bomford & Sam
Marks, managers). — Bill for week of 1 :
Klein, Ott Brothers and Nlckerson, Esmer-
alda Sisters. Mitchell and Love, Larkln and
Pattersoo, the Two Hewitts, Wise and Wil-
ton.

Boy City — At Washington Theatre (W.
J. Daunt, manager). — Quinlan & Wall's Min-
strels did fair business Jan. 20. Rose Shay
Crand Opera Co. had a fair sized house 22.
"A Thoroughbred Tramp" did fairly well,
matinee nnd night, 23. James Kennedy's
Players, at popular prices, tilled the house
2. r >. Marie Cslilll ana nn excellent company,
in "Nancy Brown," captivated a large uii-
dlence 26. Miss Cohlll had to. respond to
many curtain calls.

Manistee. — At the Ramsdell Theatre
(Chas M. Southwell, manager). — "When the'
Roll Tolls" played Jan. 18. Rorc Cecelia
Shay and her English Opera Co., In "Car-
men," 25. "Tho Irish Pawnbrokers," Feb.
1, will bo presented by McCabe & Macks
Musical Company. Hortertse Ncilson, 3. I"
"Peg Wofllngton." Weber & Fields' big com-
pany will bo seen In "Holty Tolty" 10.

Jackson.— At the Athenmum (H. J. Por
ter, manager). — Cans. Rlchman, In "Captain
Harrington," pleased a large house Jan. 22 :
excellent company. Jnmes K. nackett. In
"The Crown Prince." 25, did well. "Not
Guilty" 27, "When Reuben Comes to Town"
28, "A Thoroughbred Tramp" 30, James Ken-
nedy Repertory Co. Fclv 1, 2, 4, "The Isle
of Spice 3, "The Irish Pawnbrokers" 8. "The
Tenderfoot" 10, "Busy Isszy" 11, "Under
Southern Skies" 13. '

Battle Creek — At the Post. Theatre (E.
R. Smith, manager). — Marie Cohlll, in
"Nancy Brown," had a rapacity house Jan.
28. Rooked: "Busy Izzy" Feb. 3, "Tho
Isle of Spice" 4. "Winsome Winnie" 0, "The
Irish Pawnbrokers" 0, "The Tenderfoot" l>,
"The Relic of Richmond" 11. .
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. — At Macnuloy's Theatre ( Jno.
T. Macauley, manager). — "The Tcudorfoot'
was presented by Richard Carle and a very
strong company Jon. 25-27', to good business.
Margaret Snyre, n Kentucky girl, In the char-
acter of Marlon Worthlngton, won the favor
of the audiences by hor admirable singing
and acting. Raymond Hitchcock, In "The
Yankee Consul." 28-30, was favored with
large houses. Mr. Hitchcock kept his hearers
in continuous rounds of laughter throughout
the performance. Coming : "The Sliver Slip-
per" Feb, 1-3.

Masonic Tbmpi.b (Chas. A. Show, mana-
ger). — "More Than Queeu," Jon. 26-30. at-
tracted crowded houses at each, performance,
nnd gave entire satisfaction. The company
was capable. Clay Clement Feb. 1-C.

FfiBBtJABY 6.

THE 2>TEW YOEK Or,IPF12R.

1107

vrrvoE THBATRI (ChaB. A. Shaw, man-
. 'V> —"Why Women Sin," week of Jan. 25,
*rJJ' lareo boiiBes at every performance,
Slallv at the dally matlne*. The work
Ji'thf r/rap.inj was praiseworthy. For week
J, II •■Sonrchllshta of a Great City."

Hi'rKiNOltAM Turatiib (Whiillon Bros.,
mnnnni'i'ii).— Pfwl Irwln'B BnrlpMite Co. du-
iii-iiHtl itn Biirceiw of Inst HPn»nn li.v drawing
mfrded houses durlnc week of Jim. S4.
'fh '.-nnipauv vied with each otbrr In making
,h* i.niPtuinmeiit onjoyable. For w«>k of
•ii n*iit*-**nntlejr Co., with the llnbemlnn*
S'(Ki Feb. 7-13.

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MINNESOTA.

The Incomparable Skin Tonic.

Absolutely Free from Rancidity.

Once Used, Always Used.

KKK

m Fanl. — At the Metropolitan Opera
nnuse <L. N. Scott, manager). — "Under Two
v lata" had fa "" to 8 00 * &« slM *» J*n. 24-2T,
fiiKoueh the extremely cold weather affected
the . attendaace at all the theatres. "The
Sultan of 8ulu " to big business, 2S-30. Danl
5S v in "The Chief Justice," 31-feb. 3 ; AoV
Vnide' Thurston, ia "Polly Pximrlse," 4-0:
n^rr Irving 8-10, and 'The Cavalier* 11-13.
OiAnd (Theodore L. Hays, manager*.—
«The Fatal Wedding" drww lilg weefc of Jan.
94 Joseph iHart and Carrie De Mar, In
%mr Grandpa," week of 31, and "The Fac-
ttrjOW 8 we¥k otf Feb. 7. %

Stab (M. II. Blnaer, manager). — Biifllness
,u us With the Vanity Fair. Co. w<x* of
Jan 2$. Week of 31, the Imperial Bur-
iraquers, followed week of Feh. 7 by the
Merry Maidens.

' EMPIBI (A. Wolnholzer, manager). — .Bunt-
ac35 was Kood, though affected by the very
cold weather, week of Jim. 21. New people
for week of 31: Brant and 7/irario, Chan,
and Madge HttgheH. Clarence Kern and Bes-
ide Cuulnghnm. Holding nvor; Helen Stew-
nrt Frankle' Denby, Winnie Markhnm,
Blanche >La Moat. Tressle Kemp, L«na Bolt*,
Pearl Cosev. Annie Foote, A. Gale and Chos.
Ledgenr, and the stock. The stock will put on
a three aft farce comody week of 31.

Mention. 1 — The promoters of the Criterion
Theatre Co. claim to hove disposed of nil of
the stork except about 1 8,000, which they are
Irving to float In 'popular Rbares Of one dol-
lar each. The proposed site of the theatre
Is where the old Auditorium building stood.
on Eighth" Street, and the coat of the build-
ing will be seO.OTO. Capital stock, $100,000.
John iA. iBurrichtcry tjrosldpjlt. ; Vance Borecn,
vice president ; E. W. White, secretary and
treasurer, and. William F. Hunt and A. I,.
Kaege. directors.. . .One of Hagenbeck's ele-
phants became enraged by reason of Its ears
and tall freezing Jan. 25, and nearly killed its
keeper, Conrad Cnstens.and partially wrecked
the Interior of. the railroad depot. Asa conse-
mience the keeper is at St. Joseph's HoBpl-
t'al, In this city, suffering with Internal hem-
morhage, as the. result of three broken ribs.
The elephant Bwung its trunk and struck
the keeper In the chest, knocking him to the
i tor. and then • planted one of Its feet on
Mm. Castens was picked up unconscious
and hurried to the hospital. It took from
five in the morning Sunday until two in
the afternoon to get the animal loaded into
ihe car.

Dulutli.— The theatrical business, with
few exceptions, has been bad for the last
month, and it can be blamed on the weather,
it having been exceedingly cold.

LYCEUM' (C. A. Marshall, manager). — The
Itostonlnns had the best business for the
week, Jan. 26, 27. Agnes Brown, as Maid
Marlon, and Kate Condon, as Alan A. Dale,
made big hits. The other members of the
I'ompnny also scored. 1 " l Foxy Grandpa," 23,
had a good matinee, and fair at. night. "The
Alan iroru Mexico, 25, had fair business.
•Sag Harbor" on .28, 20. Daniel finlly, In
NcThe Chief Justice," 30, should have a large
V-hbttse, as he la a big favorite in Duluth.
V'orStnjr: "The. Sultan of Sulu" Feb. 1, 2,
Vlgnor s, Valenzo Armesta, In concert. 3;
i\hav Grand Opera Co. 5, 6, Adelaide Thurs-
Wn 8, 9. '•'•Bouinle Brier Bush" 10, "Happy
HMlfgan'? ll.Chfis. Dalton 12, 13.

Metropolitan (J. T. Condon, manager).
— Business at this house for the week ending
Jan. 30 wab falrv with VAn. Innocent Sin-
ner" 25-27, and "The Plunger" 28-80. Dick
Ferris appeared as Dexter Digit, In "The
Plunger,' 7 with specialties between the acts.
•A flomeBpun Heart" Feb. 1-3. and "Her
False Step r ' 4-0, Each play will have new
scenery and sthge settings.

Parlor .Theatre- (W. J. Wells, manager).
— Business was fair for the week ending
Jan. 80. The people for Feb. 1 and week
are: The Martins, Clara Wagner, Florence
I'lper, Mile. St. Ormond, Annie Mack, Dick
Pelller, Agnes Warren, W. J. Wells and the
stock. Tho new play for the week Is called
"Solly's Birthday." . _, _

Bijou TnfeATliE (Curtis & Ritchie, maun-
Iters).— This cosy little theatre did n ROM
iveek's business, ending Jan. 30. The attrar-
iloas offered ww« up to date, n.nd took well
with the audiem*. For Feb. 1 and week : Louie
ltacre. Christy and Willis, Carrie Scott and
her pickaninnies, Lee Ingham, Frank Whll-
Her, gong Illustrator; the klnetoscope. In
new moving pictures.

NoTE.-!-J2ate Condon, who Is In poor
health, left the Bostonlans after the per-
formance Jab. 28, and will stop with some
friends In this city. :

I — V . «.»■■

GEORGIA.

KO-KO-ttRKAM CO.,

Rooms 915-1117, No. 30 La Salle Street,

CHICAGO.

BBTfEB TH.H KOKO OIL.

"COCOaNUT CREAM."

i'llt up in lib Tins- KOr.

At Liberty

FEATDBED AS "liD-E."

P.itr iliree seaaoni lu Unlrten Bros." l*rodiio-
tlon, "Nohody'a Claim," overHtalr-Uavlin oircuit,
Also Special Performance as Fanny Le Grande,
lu 'Sapho." Addres , for two weeks,

BIJOU theatric, Baltimora, aid.

LL11IN MOVING PICTURE MACHINR

Oaiest model), in Films, Electric Bnrner, Rheostat
Calcium Jet, Screen, etc.; all complete, ready for
show; Stcrcoptlcon Attachment; $;& cost t~t>
one wee* ugo). Sent, privilege of examination,
on rereim or express cuaigea.
amerIjan ekchanuk, f.3o Ualsey, Brooklyn.

FOR BALE— Concert Phonograph, 30 Rec-
ords, and Well Trained Troupe of Doves; will ex-
change tor Films, Magic or Somersault, etc.

PROF. HARRY SMITH, Gratz, Pa.

BUFFALO, S. Y., 348 Main St., cor. Niagara
bait block from Shea's Theatre. \ try desirable
famished rooms for prof, people. Ueat«d with
natural gas. Rates from $2.60 a week upward.
MRS. HAYES.

PICTURE

MACHINES.

New and Second Hand Stereoptlcons, Films,
Song Slides and Suppllas. Picture machines re-
built wttb all improvements. Rheosttu anv volt-
age. Mechanical erfceta lor acts made. Expert
repairing done. NEW YORK FILM E\crJAw;F..|
S. POWER, Mgr. , ill Naman St.. Saw York.

l'nonc rtaso ContaniL

WANTED, PERFORMERS who nan

change for a week. Those that vamp piano and
work la acts preferred. Also Novelty Act. State
lowest salary and all In letter. NO TICKETS.
HARRY MASON, P. 0. Box 7M, New Knchelle.N. Y.

WANTED— Far Steven* i Mossman Co., Cor-
net to doable Violin, with music. Other musicians,
write. Join on wire. BLOOMFIELD, Mo.

LADY WILL SELL handsome Street and
Evening Gowns, «r> to $20. hiding HAU1T,
DESSAU, 24fi W. U6th St., first apartment east.

WANTED OjUICK-Meutclne People, Sketch
Teams, B. F. Comedian, Musical Comedian Tickets
If I know yon. Don't misrepresent Stale Just
what you do drst letter. MORRIS HARDING,
18H Olive St,. St. Louis, Mo.

FOR SA.LK-3.M0ft. of Films, 5c. per foot.
Will trade for black tent. Address

CHAS. RAY, Cumberland, Md.

AT LIBERTY— Pianist, Smht Reader, Fakir
and Transpnser, 24 years old, good dreaser, don't
drink, to locate or travel. Wire or write quick.
Mnst fend ticket. H. MEYBOHM,
Hotel Onondaga, Syracuse, N. Y.

RENT OR SHARE— For coming reason,
finest equipped large, new CANVAS THEATRE.
To any reliable up to date company that can inakn
good for week stands. Address

H. G. HF.KTEEROTH,
Mlddletown, Dauphin Co., Pa.

wanted- Lady to play organ and work in
acts. Miin that does musical and other turns.
Must play organ. Tell all first letter. Limit $>.
No teams, no tickets, no pets, no cigarettes.

Others write. GERMAN MED. CO.,

Litchfield, III.

AT LIBERTY,

Jack F. White

JUVENILES OR LIGHT COMEDY.
This reason playing the lead in "Nobody '<t Claim"
Co, Address, for -i weeks,

HI JOl- THEATRE, Baltimore, Md.

WASTED, FOR VAUDEVILLE,

Clever, Refined, Up-to-date People In all Lines for
one night stands; Teams must work double and
single and single Artists do two turns; all must
be good lookers and dressers, sober, reliable peo-
ple; tell all In drat; don't misrepresent, you
won't last a minute. Also Al Pianist, with odocI-
altv preferred. Mao or Woman with Al Voice
who has other apeolalty for Illustrated Songs.
Olve lowest salary. I pay ALL.

E. J. CALVIN. Oceanslde, L.l.

FOR BALK AT A BARGAIN,

The Finest Carousel
on Coney Island.

FAectrlc Light Plant, Boilers, Engines, etc.
owner retiring from business. Address

S. E. JACK.MAN, Coney Island, N. Y.

EDISON EXHIBITION

(Cal. Bra.) S. H., $76.

Lubln M. P. Machine (new) $40

Dissaving Lanterns(4x4 Lenses (Jul. Jets) (new) $15

No. 3 Optlgraph, with Btereopticon "(new) $'-o

2,40flfr. Passion >*lay (WutwIcVs) (as newi $160

Man; other bargains In Films and elides.
Everything In the M. P. and Stereoptlcon Line.
R. C. TAYLOR, 81)0 8. 10th St,, Omaha.

AGENT WANTED,

who can and will post paper for one night Btands;
must be an honest, sober, all day worker and able
to wildcat; tell all In first; quote lowest salary;
(I pay ALU; give reference, etc.; don't misrepre-
sent or von won't last. E. J. GALV1N, Oceanslde,
L.I.

Atlanta.— At the Grand (H. U &
De (.live, monsters).— VV. M. West's

?R. "T

J. Ik

. Min-
strels Jan. 2T, 28. ' "The Old Homestead."
?•>, 21, to houses of good proportions. \\.
H. Crane followed, 22, 23, to lilg business,
at ndvanced prices. Al. H. Wilson come
JJf>, 20, to fair returns. Booked: Jefferson
I* AngellB 20, 80, lecture Feb. 1, "The Karl
of Pnwtucket." 2, 3, Sodte Martinet 1, D,
John Drew 6. . . _ „, „

_ Bijroo (Jake Wells, maaager).— TheTNe Is-
Dunne-narlan Mimical Comedy Co. closed a
wetmtul engagement Jan. 23. "A Milk
White Ktae't week of 18, to S. B. O. "The
Man Who Dared" came 26. for one week,
to flattering returns. Booked: "For Her
Sake" Feb. 1 and week.
i a

Macon.— At the Academy of Music (IT
Hnrue, manager). — "A Friend of the Family
entertained Jan. '20. Wm. H. Crane pra

BARGAINS-LATE IMPROVED EDI-
SON EXHIBITION MODEL KINETOSCOPE; guar-
anteed perfect and same as new, $65; two Song
Sets, $6; Lecture Set on Life of Christ, $7; gooil
Set of Magic, $8; some fine Films, 7c. per ft.
Stamp for repiy. FRANK K. HARTLEY,

Creenport, SiifJ'. Co., L. I , N. Y.

10 FILMS, 433; good as new; tOOK, In all;
good sunjects. Sent, privilege of examination,
on receipt of dollar depot-it.

EDISON STANDARD, 6B0 Halsoy, Broomvn

FOR SALE-Tcm, 20x40; Side Wall, 7 feet;
all complain. Price, i-io.oo. Only used •■> weeks.
JOE EPSTEINS, Gen. Dol., Minneapolis, Minn.

WANTED FOR 0PEHIH6,

LONDON OPERA HOUSE,

MONDAY, FEB. 15, LOMDOS, CANADA.

Good, Irish, natch, or Black Face Uomedlans,who
can put on openlngor closing acta and do good
special ry.

Al Planlu, Sight Reader. All good Acta and
Specialties write for time. No fancy salaries. 8
shows week. Don't write it cannot fill time.

TAKE NOTICE

Managers Parks and Resorts.

I have the greatest Baseball Game of the age.
Will give 13 per cent of grot* . Kverjthlng
new; nothing old and trashy. Address

JOHK CROTHF.RS.
2W:t so. Colorado St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WANTED- All Around Comedians, for Med.
Show. Immediately. Mnst be sober; no tickets:
travel In our own private oar. TflOUAS BROS..
Sturgeon, Allegheny Co., Pa^ _____

SKETCHES, Travesties, Burlesques, etc,
written to order. Only best work furnl-ncd to pro-
fessionals. Joseph Kershaw.S- tuuonwood.Plillu.

FOR SALE, Marionette Show, Complete. 12

Figures. Curtains and Trunk to carry same, $26.
Also fl Ventrlloflluit Figure?, including two splen-
did Walking Figures. Soldierand Lady Oh»rac-
ters. Dave O'Leary, No. un WostS6tb St .S.Y.CIty-

, tRKitatn.— At the flrnnd Opera House.—
A Krl.-nil of Um Family," matinee and
Klirht of ,ian. 23, came to coort houses, plcus-
'«(.' Jtreiuly. Hutlle Mnrtlnot, In "His B-
' elleiiiT, ilie Governor," night of 2,i. Al,
Wilson, lu "A Prince of Tatters." had a
house fi,n night of 27. The Knowles, hypno-
tism, held tuo stage night nf 28-:t0, hm;liig
sand houses and creating pleniy of fun.
Kiuilng: "The ltunawaya^ Feb. 1. Wests
■Minstrels «.
- *»» —

— Maude Ailhms, who was taken 111 at
;ne eiotii; of her week's engagement, at BrooK-
'*»• N. Y-. Jan. 23, wbh compelled to cancel
» week'R tiooklURS, as It was discovered tout
*he was suOeilng. from oh attack of grip.
N ."> resumes her tour nt Washington night
°i leb. ],

»i,TJ Iip n*" 1 * Majestic Theatre. Krle, ra..
w hlch was erected by Stair & Hnvlln at a
'I'st of about $125,000, was dedicated by
'•race George arid her company, In "Pretty
» mr? evening of Thursday, Jan. 29.
. — A new tomic opera Is announced to
V, P_5_*,5i Raster Monday In New
;w«J»y Frank 1. Perley. It is to be called
A \enetlah Romance," of which Mrs.

ALFRED L. HARSTN & GO

EVERYTHING IN MOVING PICTURES,
STEREOPTIGONS AND SLIDES.

1,000 SLIDES at 10 cents each.
l,ooo FT. OF FILMS from 4 cenia iter ft. up.
1,000 SONU COLORRD SLIDES f roro 15 ceDt! up.
1,000 CLOAK COLORED SLIDES from 20 cents up.

The Bist SlerespllciD on the Market,

$18.00.

Seng Illustrators. Instantaneius Hits!
BEOELIA, - - - 16 SI., • $5.50
HIAWATHA, - - ■ 14 SI, - $5.00
ALWAYS IN THE WAY, 19 SI., - S6.50
FOOLISH DREAMS, • 18 SI., - $6.50
MAN IN THE OVERALLS, 20 SI., - $7.00

We slan Make and Pose All the Latest
8onsa lo Order. _._

We Rent Machlnea, Film* and Slides,
with or without, operators, at the low-
est ratei.

ALFRED L. HARSTN & CO.,

138 E. I4lh BT., KBW VORK, S.l.

TEL. 8812. ORAMEROV.

Wanted, All Kinds Lady Perfirners, Novelty

ACTS 0HORIH LADIES, etc. Oall or adoress
BE0K A OO., Vaudeville Agents, 8.5 Broadway.
Room 10, corner 13th St. Manager* Invited.
Enterialnroniita fornlBhed for all occasions.

— Reta Trier mourns the death of her
mother, who' died at her home In Brooklyn
on Jan. L'-l. The remains were Interred in
Greenwood.

AT LIBKKTY ,

A No. I PIANIST,

TRANSPOSE, ARRANGE, EXPEREIN0ED.

C. A. DONALDSON,

(IKNEKAL DELIVERY, Fisliklll-OE- Hudson, .N.Y.

LETTER HEADS.

A STAMP TO THE LETTER HEAD MAN FOR

SAMPLES.

THE STUDIO PBEBS,

1»8 Bait 14th St., V V.

AT LIUKim APHII. 1, 11104,

VAN NESS LADIES ORCHESTRA

Consisting of Violin, Piano, Cornet, Ulartoanl,
Trombone nod Drums, under the direction of

PROP. W. il. VAN NEBS.
Reliable Managers west of Missouri River, write.
No traveling. Address care of CLIPPER.

OWING TO C LOS1N O WITH CORNEL.I.'M
"HUIHPTT Dt'MFTTf" CO.,

WALlif^aiid ' rOTTlif HEISTOH

Retlned Singing. Dancing, Acrobatic, Specialty
Artist*. Both riay parla.

No. «H BEDFURD AVE.. Brooklyn, N. Y.

OWING Tt> THB <1_(»8IaH WITH nilt-
NEhL'H "HUMPrVDUMPTl,"

KDDIK MfllOiALIl and HH.MItK WWWY.

Una txi engaged tor l>alanue of season, Comolna*
Hon or Vaudeville, in a Novel Singing, I>,nclng
and Comedy Acrobatic Specialty. Address .Ml
N. Seventh St. until Keli. 8, Philadelphia, Pa.;
lhen 210 South Ave., Wiimnsburg, Pa^

ACROBATS,

Take Note!

tiNDERStANDKR ATLIOERTV. Height 6ft. 7:
weight, one hundred and eighty pounds. Would
like to near from any acrobatic act.

Address CLIFF UONUIIKIt,

88 Washington Ave.. So., Minneapolis, Minn.

FOR 8AI, K QUICK,

65ft. PULLMAN CAR.

Accommodates 44 People. Pally equipped for
fast pssicnger service. C. lULLIKEK,

Csre of Jacobs' Thestrs, Elizaneth, N. J.

Partner Wanted, with Sull Capital — . I Will

Invest dollar for dollar with s sober, honest and
Industrious man to organize small repertoire
company. 16 years' experience. I Invite Inves-
tigation. E. LEWIS. Jay and Johnson Ste.,
Brooklyn, N> Y ■ care of W. r. Marres f or d.

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supplies are cheap — can be shipped anywhere — keep any
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tray

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Two-thirds of every
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QUICK,

MAN FOR JUVENILE LEADS; LAR6E HAN, 35 or 40 YEARS,

FOR enARAOTKKSANJi UKAV1KH; UUAIUCTKR COHEDUV, AND
HAN KOR l,l<;aTCOU"J>Y AND JDVENILKH; TALL WOMAN PUK
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Wftlffllt. (81'KfJIAI.TlKB GIVEN PRKIKIIKSUK).
Week stanitii. mute pomilvely vour lowest.

HO T1ML FOR COIUlKHPONUKNttl;, —

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WON'T YOU BE ONE OF THE FIRST

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I'urilier comment uimecpwmry, m Hie miui will nrove Iho re-i. MtaruiiH >imt lals jiroursin mnsl
3 lacUsed r»r ropv. Orchestration tor sunaim. Trail : <niiiDlleil t.y L. UltONEWALI' CO.. U'i„ Nn*
Orleans, La. t't.r 1'rof. Copy and Ore, udilresii KENT NKWTON, Olcliuinn. Tvsss.

LO.O. \

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TUB NATURAPATIIIO POCKKT PUVOIOIAN, liy O. J. llsrkert, ,
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— F-AMOIM VBNCIlfO «1IIII.M.

Heilncil ViioaIIki ami Cornel 8r<lolst. Plays narti, etc. AT I.IHKliTV for tiood Couipsnies, Addret*

OPBHA Hill HK, Deadwood, south Dakota.

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•l.S. MiiNTnOMKRY. HAvaDDali.Ua., week Feb 1 ; Jacksonville, Fla , week Feb. K. .

FILMS AND MACHINES TO RENT.

Oxenham's Kinetoscopticon Exchange, 630 Halsey St., Brooklyn, H, Y.

GRAND VIEW0PERA~H0llSE7"BlnnewattTr ifWANTQDfi

CHORUS fllfitS FOB IBTUPOUTAI

B0BLBIQ0ER8.
Open Brooklyn Feb. v.. Ksuesrsai r/uin<j»),

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N. Y. Favorite place of amtiiemcnt. Opera
House Illuminated with um, Heatlnx capacity,
Ut>. J. W. BTOLL HanuKer, Btnnowater, S. V.

I WANT TO BUY A 60lt. ROUND TOP OR A

40x70, wlthoot ride wall or poles. Mnst be in a
No. I condition and cheap for cash. Will alto
tiny banners. WILL BOV0BTON, Rush, Pa.

Waited ti Bit Musical listrueits (No

brass). FI38TEB, 128 Second Ave., 5«w York.

Feb. 4. Apply to
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198

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THE NEW YOBK OLIPP-EB*

•^BBBTJAEY 5,

NBW YORK CITY.

I

Review and Comment. — Tbo decided
Winter weather last week bad no bud effect
ou thru txlcal' attendance, and business aver-
nged good. Monday ulyht, Jan. 23, narked
(be return of tlio Muhuay LIill Thla-ihk to
the lint of .(leek houiei, and on that date
the II. V. Donnelly Stock Co. was once uioro
a bidder for public favor, "Tbo Prisoner of

Zcnclu" being the Initial offering On

tile same date tbe West n.vu Tiikatur
pusscd from tbe control of Weber & Fields
uud becamo a Stair & Wilbur house. Tho
change of management was marked by tbe

lowering: of -tbo prices. Tbe Monday

uight openings Included; Virginia liarned
uud company, nt the CniTEmort TncAim:. in
tbc first Now York production of "Tbc Light
tbat Lies in Woman's Eyes," a three net
comedy, by E. II. Bothcrn; ltobert Illlllnrd
and company, at tbo Bavot Theatrb, In the
Urst metropolitan presentation of "That Man
and I," a dramatization, in a prologue and
three acts, by Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett,
from her novel' entitled "In Connection w'llli
the Do Wlllougbby Claim;", "Tbo Other
Girl," at the J3MMB8 Tiii:atbk (transferred
froni iinother bouse) ; Ada Hcbnn and Otis
Skinner, at the Lybic Tjieaiiiil, lu ".School
for Scandal," and Tbos W. Ross and com-
pany,' at tbo Academy or Music, lu u re-
vival of "Checkers." At tbe Uabrick

Tih-atm:, Tuesday evening, '20, Annie Hus-
mil and company gave tbo Urst New York
presentation of "The Younger Mrs. Parting,"
n play, la' three acts, adapted by C. Iladdou
Chambers from "L'Dctour," by Henri Hcrn-
fclelD. A review, of tbe performance will be
found elsewhere In these columns. . . .On Hat-
tirday night, 80, Weber* Fields brought their
season at their Mimic Hall to an end, hav-
ing played to big business since their open-
ing lu tb,e Fall. Tbo announcement, a few
weeks ago, of tbo Intention of this popular
llrin of uctor-managcrs to take their clever
company on tho roud come us a surprise,
but the wisdom of it will no doubt be
proven.' "Heretofore Weber & Fields buvc
run their season well up to tbo Bummer,
nid have then contented themselves with u
fcbort tour of tbo largo cities cosily wlthlu
reach. Dy closing curlier thin season they
are able to make a tour to tbc Pacific coast,
playing all of the principal cities, thus giv-
ing amusement lovers In various parts of
the country uu Opportunity of seclug th's
organisation, which has becu ho popular In

New York for seven years Tbe bills ut

the Mr.moroLiTAN oitua Holsi: for Hie
■ tenth week, ending Jau. 30, were : Monday
night,. Jan. 1#; "Luchi dl Luumcrn-oor,"
cust as before. Wednesday nlgbti 37, "L'Ell-
tilr d'Amurc," 'with the same cast as before.
Thursday night, 28, "Parsifal" (sixth pcr-
furiuuncc), with Muie. Tcrullia again In tbe
lolc of Kundry. Otherwise tbc cast was the
sumo as wlipn last given.. Frjday Jilghl, ill,
"itigolctto," ! with M nic. ' Novel! 1 again ns
1 } lldji, and Eurico Caruso us tbe Dyke. Slg.
(Scottl was once' more heard In' tbo title role.
Mule. Homer sang tbo role of Mnddukuiu,
nud M. Journct was tho Spurntucllc. Sat-
urday afternoon, :t0. "Die Walkurc," with
this cost: UruunbUde, Mmc. Ternlua (Urst
time this season) ; Slcgllude, Miss Froiustad;
Wotun, Hcrr Van Kooy ; Frlcka, Mine. Ho-
mer; Slcgnuind, Herr Kraus, uud Huudlng,
Hen Kloopfor. Fel|x Mottl conducted. Sat-
urday night, 110, "11 llnrblere dl Slvlglhi,"
with Mmc. Scmbrlch as itoslnu, Herr Dlppel
as Almavlvu, and'Slg. Cnmnonarl us Figaro.

Tho continued utttuct lobs : for 'tbo

week ending 110 wore': Annie' ltuisscll at the
tlAiutlCK, Virginia llarucd'ut tho CniTEitioN,
ltobert Illlllnrd at tbo Savor, "Tho Other
Cllrl" at tho EMrtm*, "Checkers" at the
Academy, Ada Itcban and Otis Skluucr ut
tbo Unit-, William Gillette at tbe New
Lyceum, "The Connty Chairman" at, Wai.-
lack's,' Kyrlo Bellow ut the Pri.vcksk,
"Babes In Toylnnd" at tho Majcstio, "Sweet
Kilty Bullalrs" at Bklasco's, the German
block company at tho Hiving 1T.ai.-i:, Hie
Block company at tho Mum-ay IIii.i,. "Tbo
Glr| from Kay's" at tin lit:iAi.u Sqimki;,
grand opera ut tho Mutbofomtan* OraiiA.
Housb, "Candida" at tbo Vixunuu,
•'Mother Goose" at tbe Nkw Amstimidam,
Elcauor Robson at the Garden, "The -Medal
nud tbo Mold" at tho Broadway, "Tho Vir-
ginian" ut the Manhattan*! Cbauucey 01-
cott at tbo New York, Amelia Bingham at
the KMCKEliuocKtin, "An English Daisy" at
the Casino, "By Bight of Sword" ut tho
American, Hubert Edeson ut the Hudson,
^Scrgouut Kitty" nt Daly's, "Follehlnolle"
Ut the Madison Suuaiib, Andrew Mack at
tho FouRTUiisnt Streut, "Wuoop-Dce-Doo"
lit ileum & Fields', and. Low Dockstudcr'u
Minstrels at tho Victoria, the two lust
luimcd closing ou that date. Dramas by the
V. F; "Proctor slock companies, with added
vaudeville features, were presented ut Fitoc-
•roii'a Firm Avence uud Om: Hundred and

TWENTY-FIWII SrtiEET Tbo one week

Hands closing SO were: Herbert Keli*ey and
JUluc Shaunou, at tbo Grand Oit:ha Uol-ku ;
"A Uttlo Outcast," at Iho Timed lW
tnmT Eugenie, Blair, at Proctor's Fifty-
kiuutii Stkuet; Frltsl Bcheff, at tho Har-
I.bm OraiA Housb; "Bobcrt Emmet," at
tho West End; "A Midnight Murrlage," at
tho Mktrofoms, and '"The Queen of, tho
gillie Bluvcs," at Iho Stab....... Variety

eulcrtulnnient was furnished at Proctor's
TwENTt-TmnD Street, tho Cjbclk, Toxy
Pastor's, Bsixh's Union Square, Bona
& Biamon's, Dion Palach, Miner's Bowery,
tho Dewkv, Miner's Eighth Avenue, tho
j^NOON, |ls Olymvic, and tbo ORniBUM.
Huueh'h MuseUH presented the usual long
list of curios, freaks'nnd vaudeville.

' Atlantic flnrden (W. Kramer's Sons.
tnao8Jter»\.— Short and Edwanls. nuisU-nl
i-omedlann ; tho Barlows. In a revolving lad-
der act: Hodges nud tauncbtucrv. colonil
comtdv duo ; Rose IAO Tylor, operatic: vocal-
Isll tbe "t>e iVirte, In a comedy boxing hdc-
clallv : tbe vlUscope. lu senkalloual moving
Pictures "ThA Train" Roliliery." ami tbe Kllle
l.RiVv OrrhMtrft nre tbe attractions tm this

Mew Amaternam theatre (Klnvr & l'r-

J^ugef, mauagorR). — ".\lotber Goose" began
is totttb week r«b. l. ..

wcck s siock oaeriug, "iaivo iu h«
Augustln Daly's farce success of yea
Tliii- waging and stage management -
intual, oojuplcnously good. Gerald

. . * : > .< t' i . l;. i

Prvctor'a Fifth Avenue Ttieatre^f J.

Austin ' Fynes, general manager). — A Ann
performance was given on Fob. 1 of this
week's slock offering, "l,ov«- iu Harness,"

' rears ago.
' was.-.Hs
_ Griffin
gave another of his line old men cbaructerl-
nations, nod George Friend rapturetl every
liuab possible as one of the sons-in-law.
Malcolm Williams, one of the most versatile
leading men on our singe today, scored su-
other comedy hit. while John West ley and
Julian Beed gave capital nld In the fun
making. Bessie I.eu I.cmliia gave a very
good account of herself as the mother.
Hose Stuart, charmingly gowned and liapjiy,
as-usual. In a comedy -part, did splendidly* as
one of the young wives, Lotta Matblcum being
most effective as the oilier wife. Alice lisle,
astho domestic wbo falls into many tips, did
work that was most delightful, her Southern
dialect being particularly good, and Mar-

VMOrS^%t-£m&W&

.lay. imro KoxTlhc comic <™1»flF, ■ was ■ n
"be vau of the entertalDors. and his act held
ifceVentloB L 'l«'ng lta wtlw rtn. Wj

garet Klrker also distinguished herself In the
(llnlect part of t hi 1 ' French maid. The cast i
Jeremiah Johlots, Gerald Grltlln : Julius Nag-

cltt, George Friend : Frederick t'ri|Uhnit,
Miili-olm Williams: Charley Iloltmnn, M. D„
John Westley : John Scblagg, Julian Bccd ;
Iv\.vph. II. Dudley Hawlcy; "Slit. Juliana
Jniilots, Besslo Lea Lestlon; Una t'rquhart,
l.ottu Mntlilcum: Bhoda Naagltt, Bose Stu-
' : Jenny Johlots, Lorcttu tlealy; Myrtllln,

(Jab-; Antoinette, Margirct klrker;

art
Allc

Sutuh, Ada Wild; Chln-JI. By Itself. The
\;iiid»vllle bill Is beaded by Gculgc II. Prim-
rase arid the Foley Boys, who are bold over
lor their second week. at this house. They
wen- vigorously applauded for their clever
dancing. Others were: Spencer Kelly, the
f-.tcellenc baritone; Mackcy and Moran, whose
jokiH went well : the I.jntiK, in- their very
f'.mtiy iiketeb, "Cousin Sammy :" Jobnuic
*loi'.\, a good eccentric, comedian; Nellie
Motede, slngliig vouiedienno ; Ilalto. trick
und barrel Jumper, whose feats were effective,
« Ud Stewart and Itayniond, lu tbolr very cn-
tci-tulnUig musical uct. Tbe kulalecbnoscope
continues.

Circle Theatre (Percy G. Williams, man-
ager). — Vesta Tllley Is the bright Inirtlciilnr
star here this week, uppearliiK In lu-r Intoilta-
bb> iutpei-sonatlons at nine ix-rfonnum-ra dur-
ing the week. About all that ran 'lie said
Iins been said regarding tbe art of thin dainty
little woman. She: Htuuils ut the lotiU of lier
clhss. a iKisllloii ber work justly entitles her
to. She remains hern two weeks. Prominence
on Hie hill Is given lu thcFinlettesof Huston,
mi nil feinule orchestra, under the direction
of Curollno It. Itlcliillgs. It Is tin- Urst ap-
pear n niti! here of this tuleuled organization
(twenty, lu number), several of whom an! ex-
pert soloists, and they sevred Ktron«ly. Man-
ager -Williams also offers the following excel-
lent acts this week: I.uw Bloom and Jane
Cdbper, in "A Picture from I. lie," -one of
the .truest bits of character work <>n Hie stage
today ; William Gould, a <ouiedliin ut original
endeavor, und one who succeedti admirably
In tin euterturajng manner : l'relle's dogs,
one of the best- canine acts liurope bus sent
lieri!; Mine. Wynne Wlnslow. an ucompllslied
Mjprauo; Herbert Brooks, un expert magi-
cian ; Fisher and Wscker, Tyruleau <-onulqucs :
i hulk Saunders, craynn artist,' and the
.tmerlcau vltagrapb. Business continues to
be very la-rge.

I.vrii- Theatre (Sam S. & Ice Hhubert.
luiiuugers)'. — AdaUcburi, Otis Sk tuner and
company, for the final week of their eugage-
lucrit. .presented "Tho Merchant of Venice"
Mdhilu'y night, Feb.- 1. before a full house.
11 was I he Orst time New Vorkerd had seen
Mr, Kkliiuer as shylock, and while Ills per-
lormsiice failed to win lilui u place among
the great Sbylocks of tin- singe, his work
whs fairly satisfactory. Miss ltelam's Poiti.i
lias lost liniie' of lis i-hhrui of former days
when, an u "member of Auguetin Daly's Co.,
slit itpisutred lii' tbo role.: The vurtoiw mem-
bers or (he irouipauy lent good support. '1'hc
cast in full : lVuKe of Tcnhe. Kdwlu Vur-
rey; Prliuv of ArragOn, Walter I lowurd ;
l'rhu-o of Morocco, tiordon Johnstone . An-
tonio, Giirge Clarke : BusKanln, Walter
Hale: Siiliinlu, Walter l'yre ; Halarluo. Wil-
liam Bosell; Gratlauo. Charles B. Welles;
Lorenzo. Walter I^jwIh; Shylock, a Jew,
Otis Skinner: Tubal. Joseph Weaver;
l.auucelot Gobbo, KukicII I'ruuford-: Old Gob-
bo, Ben T, Kiuggold; T>oiiardo, i John Boy-
lail : Stephitiio, iai wrehee Cover : Hull hater.
liaulel Penncll : Portia. Ads Ili-hun : Xerlssn,
Mabel llouaru: Jessica, KuUnrlne K verts;
An Old Beggar Woman,. Mary Slddous. "The
Plf followf

I'oiirti-cuth Street Theatre (J. Wesley
lloseiiiiuesl,' iiuiiingei').— -Andrew Muck, for
tho'hiMt week of his engagement: beginning
Moiidny ulglit, Feb.}, revived Kiimsnv Mor

atro (J. Austin Fynis, general mulmger).—
The current attraction Is bllleO, as a musical
tomfoolery uud called "The Show Girl.
The house was well tilled Monday, reb. 1,
by an audience that thoroughly enjoyed the
show. Tbo costuiueM were pretty, the sing-
lug good, the marchc-i und evolutions of the
bnllct showing cure In training and perfec-
tion lu execution. Stella Mayhew carrlco
off the honors of the feminine" portion --of
the programme, her slntrliig receiving the
heartiest kind of applause, and she was com-
pelled to respond to encore after encore.
Fred Trncsdelrs reuderlngof the song, "Sornp-
bodv's Homebody," whs another notable hit
of the evening. The cast was as follows .
rilouyslus Fly. Saui J. Mylle : -Ixird Cadwnl-
Inder Dyye, Sid II. Forrester ; Capt. E.
Boas. Fred Trneidell ; Johnnie J hones, K.
I-;. Warren : Onrrlck Forrest Mecready. Chas.
It Ilnlgb ;Abdal)nii. Alviib I". I. ant: ; Captain,
Alfred IS. Marentelte; Purser, Italph Itow-
ley; Mote. Alvah F. I.nng; Capt. Cornwallls,
A I. Cunningham: Lieut. Gale. Kenneth h.
Klnley; Sergt. Hlaglns, Charles La Fonda ;
Miss Ceellln Gay. Fern Melrose: Lady Betty
1 'rlngle, Joseph Floyd : Lady Clarissa. Ada
St. Clnlr : . Moerle Jhones, May Sweeney ;
Hiwi— illli. Cntherlue Tanner ; Javaneo Jliobea,
Sttsetto Beatv: F.ligbzn Jliones, Llllnn
Kvans; Capt. Dc CollNiy, Catherine Tanner ;
Silver Courier, Dalsv Fnust: American Flag
Bearer, Susette BeiUy : English Flag Bearer,
Peurl Sergent ■ Urunimer Boys, KoBle and
Vera Fause; Klly, Charles Parcor; Bags,
Daisy Faust ; Muggle Webblngton und Auni
Unity*. Stellu Mnyhow. Sunday's i-onccrts,
as usual, drew full houses Jsn. :il, afternoon
unci evening. Next Week, Kcllur, tbc magi-
cian.

Uarrlek Theatre (Charles Frohman,
manager).— Ou Tnewluy evening, Jan. 'JU,
Annie KusecII begun un engagement at Ibis
Jiouse, uppearlng In "The Younger Mrs.
I'arllng," a three act play, adapted by C.
lluddon Cbamlwrs, from the French of Heurl
Perusteln's "L'Dctour." It was given ou
tlmt' date Its Urst offering la New Vork, and
received Its ■war nt the Park Theatre, Bos-
ton, Mass., Nov. 17, last While there Is no
ilnubt tluit in this work there arc many

i of the'entertalner*. and bis act held
rise attention (luring »««' tlr « T ^ n ' ro - 1 u ?
huccv-'s l«?lng most pronounced. - The l our
S he remarkably clever (»uM .who
Law been creat lag an exceptionally fine im-
prislM wherever tliey have upis-ared, added
J iiother to their list of successes; and Mr.
n d Mrs. Perkins rTsker brought their clever
sketch. 'The Halt Way House," promlnen tly
lato iiollee. Eleanor Knlkes' ««» "K"*""?
methods of bringing her songs 1 omc to her
audiences resulted In ano her hit for her.
while Rosa Naynon, with her flnc bird art,
nNo met n hearty reception. Others were .
shortv nnd Lillian Dc Witt, In their worthy
corned sketeb Princess Chln.mllla and New-
eil .In their musical novelty: Crawford nnd
Duff, whose act created plenty of laughter;
Ilelle Cordon, with her capltaf bag punching
net; Corbley and jlurke, ln» n in^Fd Ia5
otTerlng tbat la full of good things; Ed. and
Net tic 'Masse. Jugglers: Al. Coleman dialect
lomedlnn. and Max Hitter. In a black face
monologue. Tbc kalatechnoscopc conrtnues.
Keith'. Theatre (E. F. Albee, general
manager).— The patrons of Keiths will und
good cause for a visit there this week, open-
ing Mondav, Feb. 3, as there are several
strong features on tbc programme. In-
cluding several coiucdv sketch acts which
ure superior In this line of -entertainment
Topping the bill Is one »f l«e "est. If not
the best nor In Its way. "The GIH with tbe
Auburn Ilalr." With tbc beautiful and ap-
propriate stage settings, and the expert
handling of the lights, accompanied by an
orgau, this woman, with ber rich contralto
voice, compels your close attention to an
offering that is impressive. This Is her Brst
UDDcaranee here In three years, (.has. Dlck-
sorTls here this week, presenting a new
sketch, by Brandon Hurst, entitled "A Press-
ing Matter." It Is u Jolly little comedietta, lu
which Pauline Billings uud Master Colby
capubly aided Mr. Dickson In producing ex-
eefleut results. Another little playlet which
was well received, was entitled "Bill

jSS fo7-tl.o« !i wl,o -jSj.the intellectnal, J ffi ■"g^^t"'^ t ?heatr^ U ten?y
or the so-called ••problems," lu their dra- the " r3t | }""• jj^u a nd company In
matle fare, there fs also no question that, H,^' -t w,,l !iM in iV iebiit was au '

us un example of play construction, it Is la
mentably weak. Then, loo. the auditor Is com
IM'lleil to submit to a prolix exposition of one
of tbc many sides to the uiurllul problem,
und- he Is quite upt to weary even of tbc
iii'uily turued sentences with which tbe play
abounds, and crave for something strenuous
In the line of happenings to. revive his inter-
est In tbe story. Here lies tbe main fault
of this. play, a fault which Is a decided
handicap. The author treats tbc subject
of morals very bluntly, but there is nothing
objectionable' In tbe way In which the sub-
ject Is brought forward, und the lack of
uiiluiatlou Is directly responsible for the play
being nulnterestlng. - Tbe splendid work
contributed by MUs HushcII and her clever
ussoclates held uttentlon, as it deserved to
do, and redeemed tbe evening to some extent.
The Intent Ion of tho play Is to show the
difficulties of the position of Juquellue Car-
btulrs, a young girl, who lias been brought
up under Irregular circumstances. llcr
mother Is charmlnc. but frail: ber father
■die never knew. - llcr own aspirations are
fur the quiet and the respectable lu life,
aud In the endeavor to gain these rite makes
tile mistake of marrying James Parting, an
intolerant provincial, who Is lu love with
Iter. "She does nut. actually love him, in re-
turn, but she i« grateful lor the respect he
thews her, un attitude to which abe Is not
ijccustouicd from I tie men she knows. There
Is another -man lu love with Jaquellne— •
Cvril Martyn, a y.oung and agreeable fellow,
hut. In tile early part of ''the play bo
Is -seen to bo leading a rakish and
purposeless life, and he falls lu tbat respect
to fulfill the girl's Ideals. Later Jaquellne
Is seen In her new home, which Is the home
of her husband's parents, surrounded by a
narrow, hypocritical, provincial sel. llcr
life bete is welt nigh unbearable *. she Is
molded by locul society, and In the home
she Is held uu dally us something in tbe
nature of n horrible example. Here ber
husband, who has undertaken to mako the
happiness of her life, signally fails, and tbe
nearest approach to u sympathetic person-
ality In this entourage Is Samuel Purling.
tier husband':* father. Jaqucllnc's position
wlillo iu tbc home of her husband's parents
liceoiuos harder than -she can bear. She
leaves (he house uud goes lo London to Joiu
her husband. There she Uvea with him In
her own small borne which her husband has

Thomas 1*. .Tuckson : O'Donaghue. Tony
Hart : OlttVcr, Ed. IS. Aiken ; Maura Sherlock,
Josephine. Level I : Mrs. Frank Fsrlelgli. Mil-
dred Beverly; Easter, Carrie Leo Stoylv;
Pegirv Sherlock, Lellu Frost. Next week,
"The flood Old Summer Time," with George
Kvans us the star.'-''

Vletorln Theatre (Oscar llaininen-teln.
numngei-1. — Manager llunimerstulir on Mon-
day night. Feb. 1. changed the policy of this
house and turned It Into a music bull. A
large audience was present, and an excellent.
bill was ufteivd. Among the fcnlm-en which
appeared on the programme were: Burke's
musical doge, the Brother* Scheiick. gym-
mists ; Colby and Way. In their sketch. "The
Doll and the Veulrlloulst;" the Nichols
Sisters, black face comediennes ; Al. She an
and Charles Warren, comedy duo : tbc En-
glish Pony Ballet, the Six Musical t'uttys.
yorke una Adams, Hebrew eouuillmis ; the
l'lo i on?. Troupe of acrobats. Binirrow, Jug-
gler, ami the mysterious flouting Agu.

Murray Hill Theatre (Henry V. Don-
nelly, malinger). — Plnero's "The Gay Lord
Qnex'' Is this week's bill, with the following
east: The Marquis of Qiiex, I'ilwln Holt;
Sir Frayne. Priestly Morrison : Captain Bast-
ling, Geo. Farreu : Vnlma, Thewlore liuinble:
First Young Gentleman. Lionel Hogarth:
Second Vonug Geutlcuiuu. Edgar Allan
Woolf : Itrlstow, Henry Wllloa ; Morgan,
Walter Morris: Duchess of Ktrood, Mary
lli'ii-ne: Cottntess of Owlirldge, Kmmu Lath-
ron; Mrs. Jack Eden, Yloln Killing: Muriel
Eiien. Bose Swain ; Sophy Fullguruur. Eduu
Phllllns: Miss Moon. May Cornell : Miss
Huddle, Louise Buslelgli ; Miss Clarldce, Bo-
sulio lie Vaux ; Miss Llmblrd. Ellu Baker :
Young Lady. Mary Coudnu: Lady. Kiitherlnn
Nvvlus. Next week, Plnero's "Treluwney
of the Wells."

Third A-veaue Theatre (Martin. J. Dix-
on, manager). — "The Worst Woman In Lou-
don," by Wuller Melville, is presented here
Ibis week. The characters nre umiortlAncd
as follows : Jack Felton, Itoy Apnlegale ;
Buth Mllford. Bin Glenn : Vincent Lyle. A.
I-'raliels Lena: Fred Thornboroiigh. Ilobert
D. Long: James Mllford, Herbert Con hell ;
Jane Nogood, Emma lh> VVisila; Detective
Cqi-zon, Geo. Young; Hob Goldfinch, Horace
New man : Jerry. George Ball : Huah Dray-
ton. Fred W. Strong: I^-bbery, .lolin Ed-
wards; Wilson. Edward Mncl'niuihl: KIiikh-
tnn. John E. Mseken : George Sidhnry, John
Kleuvcr; Billy. Oakley Melton: Philip Arm-
strong. Frank It. Fey : Matilda Parker,
Ilnttlo Neville; Frances Yrte. Ann Fair-
child. It. G'. I'tiivi-in Is niuimuvr ; Wm.
Ah-iniidcr. business inutiuger. Next week,
"The Itinck Hand."

Aeademy of Mnslo (Gllmore & Tomp-
kins; hiauitgsrs).— '"Checkers," villi Thos.
W. Bobh. Is>b*u Ha neeond Week ..Feb- 1-

Bi-Iuhoii llieiiln- ( David Belnaoo. innnn-
gBrl.^-llenrletia Crosmnn, In "Sweet Kitty
itellati-K." ' entered- upim her ninth week
*-'cb. 1. ...

in the uncompromising attitude of ber hus-
band to her mother. As an outcome to this
Parting practically turns his wife's mother
out of the house, und us a consequence
Jaquellne'* relations with him become Im-
possible. He endeavors to cone Dilute ber, but
without success. In the midst of her dis-
tress Juquellue Is visited by Cyril Murtyu,
lii-r friend of the old days, who still loves
her, and urges ber not to have her life
wrecked by u tyrant. Jaquellne promises
nothing, and sends Cyril uway, and then ber
husband returus. He announces that he has
nrrungcil with Ills father that, be aud Jaque-
llne should return to Hie elder Parting's
house to live, and then Jaquellne makes Iter
decision In silence. James sits at a desk
to wrllc to his fattier, und while he Is doing
this Juquellue quietly puis ou a lint aud
walks out of the house, uud out of his life.
Annie Itussell's welcome was a most cordial
one. und her iictliiK In the "uncongenial role
ut the Younger Mrs. I'arllng brought to the
surface all Hie noble quqlllies ot the char-
acter, enlisting for It every' sympathy, and
holding the Interest every moment by sheer
force of personality. Those graces of man-
ner and expression which have long endeared
Miss Itussell to our theatregoers were an
]h, lent us ot yore, snd her personal success
mm ruosl pronounced. Mrs. Hubert, only
recently recovered from the accident which
compelled her lo remain within doors for
suvL-ral weeks, was given a reception which
was so prolonged nud hearty that she was
lorccd to plead with tbo audience lo desist
nud let the pluy proceed. Needless to say she
played well. Jeffreys Lewis made a most
conspicuous success as Juqtiellne's vulgar
mother, and Jobu Glcudeuuing played tbc
role of i\v. nonehuluut man of the world
*llh great clevernewl. Olive Murray brought
herself Into Hie s|>ot light of nubile attention
by the particularly good ucting she contri-
buted us the rebellions daughter of tho
siiulghi-liiccd elder I'arllng. and John Mu-
soa did his usual excellunt work as the
hu.-liur.il who Is blind to the right w-.iy In
which to hold tbo regard of bis wife. Tbo
paternal Purling was played by JK.A. F.bcrlu
In a remarkably effective manner, ami Os-
wald Yorko scored well as Jaquolluc's youth-
ful admirer. The cast : Jaquellue Cnrstulrs,
Annie itussell ; Mrs. Curstalrs, Jeffreys Lewis ;
Mrs. Samuel Purllug, Mrs. Gilbert; Mrs.
Pi-ingle. Mrs. filrudlnnlug : Lady Besant, Miss
Brunei t ; Su.-hii Puriina, Olive Murray: Mold
to Mrs. Samuel Parting, Josephine Mack:
Maid to Mrs. James Purling, Bose Lemolnc :
James Purling. John Mason : Samuel I'arl-
lng: li A. l"lH«rh>: l>rtl Mortyd, Oswiild
Yorke: Sir ,'l'lilllp Mallahy. John Gleudln
nlng: (Fred Pembroke. F. tiuldsuiltb; Cupta'n
I'llngle. T. f. Valentine.

Heralil Siinai* Theatre if'liarles Froh-
nian, mnuaget- 1 .— "The Girl frotn Knr's" Is
nntf Hi Ha fonrteehtirweek. Knlhryn Hutch-
Isou ii|»peared an NOrn on Jan. 25, and con-
tinues In tho role, ... j.

the " cast. Their debut was auspicious.
James Thotntou was Just bis original self,
and his welcome was cordial lu the extreme.
The cupltal bill Includes : Kthel Levey, come-
illenuo: Lu Troiqie ' Fantasllque, presenting
"Faust." In tcrpslcltorc : Chas. Ascot and
Mile Eddie, acrobatic comedy and novelty
oanclng : Senator Frank Bell, character mon-
ologue : l^rothy Kentou, banjolst ; Ouda, tra-
iieije iierfotmer: St. Ongo Bros., comedy cy-
clists; Shannon and Brown, German come-
dians; the Lticadcs, heavyweight balancers;
McDerltt and. Kelly, black face comedians,
and the Amerlcuu biograpb. Business con-
tinues to be capacity, as- Is usual at Keith s.

London Theatre (James H. Curtln, man-
uge r).— The Bowery Burlesqiiers drew a fair
sired house Feb. 1. The burlesque, "On the
Yueon," with Berry Watson Jr., George
Beckel and Ed. Wortbc • In Uic nrlnclnnl
comedy roles, was full of laughs. Tbc War-
saw Brothers Introduced their musical com-
edy act. The -Comedy Bund was a scream.
Next week, the Transatlantics.

Miner's Ilowery Theatre (Edwin D.
Miner, manager!. — Tbc Hose Hill Co. arc
here this week, with a good programme, In-
cluding "The Baby Trust," with Geo. W.
Bice and T. F. Thomas In. the principal
roles; Tom Nolan and Cora While, the
Hughes Musical Trio, the Ksher SlNleM, Wolf
and Mlnton. the Wilson Trio. Cathcryn
Bowe Palmer, and "A Peep Behind the
Scenes." Fronklo Haines. Katbryn Palmer,
Flossie Hughes. Cora White, Annie Dunn
uud the other ladles contributed good work
lu the twsnnblo numbers. Next week, tbc
American Burlesqiiers.

Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-
ger). — Lavender and Toinson hold the top
line position here this week, and at the open-
ing perforinam-e, Monday. Feb. 1, presented
the best vehicle In which to dlsptny their
vocal, acrobatic and loniedy talent they have
ever appeared In here. The little playlet
Is entitled "A Touchdown," and Is clever
In Its way. O. T. Flake aud Nellie Mc-
Donough, In "Brocky's Temptation," scored
solidly, und justly, too. as their little sketch
Is bright and entertaining, besides they are
very popular with the Pastor patrons. Foster
und Foster, In a novel musical act, made
their llrsl appearance here, aud scored
a success. Irene Franklin, the dainty com-
edienne ; the PuiiUcr Trio, In reluied gym-
nastic exercises: Sulilvuu and Weston, up-
icaied iu a comedy specialty, one of the best

Jug-
'Yed
Bonds ;"
'cycling
Miss
dex-
terous grace aud skill, gives a running touch
to the art of bag punching; Foniiie uud
Claude Usher, In their East side slang
classic : Barto and Lutferty, hi a singing and
duuelug specialty, and the American vita-
graph. Business Is still conducted oa the
turn awav plun here.

Haber's Museum (John II. Anderson,
manager). — Begardlng tbe llnauclal success
of the present season at Huher's there Is
nothing to report but tbc some stereotyped
statement, "business Is to tbc capacity."
During the season here one is sure to and
ou view all the stars ot freukdom which
the world can offer lu this line. This week
Laloo and Lola remain us the principal
feature of the rnrlo halls, and other good
attractions in their way ure: Uno, In ber
ladder of swords; the Boycc Bros., bag
punchers ; William Doss, telescope uiuu, nnd
the Dexter s, mind readers. The theatre pat-
ronage continues to be large.

Criterion Theatre (Charles Frobman.
manager). — Virginia llnrucd. In 'The Light
that Lies In Woman's Eyes," began her sec-
ond week Feb. 1.

American Theatre (Klaw, Erluuger &
Wels. managers). — Italph Stuart. In "By
Bight of Sword," entered on his third week
Feb. 1.

"icvv Lyceum Theatre (Daniel Frob-
man, manager).— William Gillette', In "Thii
Admirable Crlchton," begun bis twelfth
week Feb. 1. -

Broadway Theatre (A. W. Dingwall,
manager). — -"Tbe Medal and tbc Muld"
opened Its fourth week Feb. I.

Madlaoa Suuare Theatre (Sam S. ft
Ia-o Uhubert, managers). — "The Secret of
l'olichluellu" began lis third week l-'cb. 1.

Casino (Sum S. &. Iam Sluibert, mana-
gers). — "An English Daisy" commenced lla
third week iFcb. I. ...

Daly's Theatre (Dunlel Frohman. man-
ager). — Vlrglala Earl. In "Sergeant Kkty,"
o|satod her third week Feb. 1.

Miinhnttuu Theatre (Harrison Grey
Fiske, mimuger).— "Tile Virginian" entered
on Its tlfth ux-ek Feb. 1.

Knickerbocker Theatre (Al. Uaymnu
A- Co.. managers). — Amelia Bingham, In
"Olvnipr," tillered on her third and last week
Feb: 1. Viola Allen, In "Twelfth . Night,"
follows Feb. 8.

Princess Theatre (Sam S. Shubert, man-
ager). — Kyrlu Bellew, In "Rallies" com-
menced Ms llfleenlh week Feb. 1. "Tbe
Sscranicut of Juibis." the curtain miser, was
withdrawn after-the performance Saturday,
Jau. SO.

Savoy Theatre IFrauk McKec. munu-
acrr.— ltobert Hllllard. In "Tbat Man and
1," rulered ou bis second week Feb. 1.

Majratle Theatre (George H. Nlcolal,
neueral mnnnger).— "BnlM« lu Toyland" com-
iiieueed its Beveulismth week reb. 1.

Wu Hack's (Mrs. Tlieo. Moss, mannger).
— "The County Chairman" entered ita
L-icveutn week reb. 1. _' ..

Dewey Theatre (Siilllvan k Kraus m.,i
agora).— Packed to tbe doors was S £
tiim of things here at the regular Momli,
inatlnee, Wor-I.- There was a new companv i,,'
Chttry Bloeadnis* Burlesqiiers, aunoilneed ',',
appear, and expectation was on tip Uie aitk
the Dewey patrons aa to Its merits ami ,m. ;
Jicallons, In comparison with the several ,,r'
gaulzatlcms which have visited the iVn-rU
this season. The organization, while im
provements might be suggested In some dlrw
tlons. Is, as a- whole, composed of cxccii™
material, and John II. Perry's entcrtalnln.'
travesty, "Sarah Burntbart's Rival." wa« ,
fitting starter to tbo bill. The travesty «,w
written, and Is produced, under tbe dlrevtliin
of Mr. Perry, who also appears as m.
lachy Hogan, In which bU work deservis
much commendation. There are ulso monv
musical numbers; and these gained the 55
of tbe audience, as they Justly deserved n,
do. Following is the cast: VoctfcroiJ
Ix'atlierlunga, M. Garner: Mr. Flatt, Prank
Williamson; Mr. Addlepnte, Wilbur Hem-
Mr. Vamplretrap, 11. Wyman; Uorkslf
"Grogan" Spencer; Alonzo Duff. Kd. Lanr-'
"JUsa" Sara Burotbart. .Fred W. Tavlor • SB
Back Bay, Isabella Hurd : Miss "Bostnnese
Addle Gilbert; Mary Maloney. Mabel Thorn'
dyke : Anabelle Maloney, Lillian Perry ; Cin-
derella Cinders, -Lydln Carlisle : Lottie Crab
tree, Alice Woobtton; Dotty Dimple. l*im c
Delroy; Tootsey Toot. Gladys Day; Meiindu
Merrymald. Maggie Sheridan ; Katie Huk-an
May Orletta ; llanha Blossom. Ami- Lee-
I'lnney Pansey, Myrtle Young: Jllnnli- Mooo'
Sadie Gill ; Lihle Puckerette, Minnie Orletta :
Pansy Blofsoin, Alice Evans; Minute IV
vere, Ollle .Weston : . Lottie Goodc, llcsxle
Holmes ; Malachy Hogiui, John II. Perry
Thls wits followed by u capital olio, hi
which Billy Spencer and Wilbur Held. In
"The Tad and the Singer;" Lillian Perry,
n dainty and accomplished Ingenue: the X.tc
York Comedy Four, Orletta, Hurd and or-
letta, opera bouffe singers, end the Alpines,
acrobats and tight wire performers, all of
whom were well received. The shuw ends
with a clever burlesque, by Cbas. Sabine, en
titled "Narragnnsett Pier," in which Uillv
Spencer was the principal fun promoter.
Words of prulte were heard on all sides for
the Cherry Bloesoms. Next week, the Paris-
ian Widows.

Miner's Eighth Avenue Theatre (Ed-
win D. Miner, manager). — The Gay Masque-
raders are this week's bill, und the opening
house, nlgbt of Feb. 1, was a very large one.
There was plenty of enthusiasm, "The
Wizard of Jersey" and "Aboard the Coad
«hU> Jane" coming in far much favor-
able comment. In the olio: Annie Hart,
whose songs were entertainingly rendered:
Dave Conroy und Phil McFarland, lu their
tolling act; Ralph Post und Essie Cllntou,
who made u distinct success: Benny Welch,
whose Hebrew dialect act was worthy the
numerous recalls glveu bltu, particularly fur
bis burlesque dauce at tbe finish, and the
Busch-Devere Trio, up to date lustrumeuul-
Ists. Next week, the World Beaters.

Grand Opera House (John II. Snrluger,
manager). — "Tbe Earl of Pawtnckct" Is this
week's attraction.

Hudson Theatre (Henry B. Harris, man-
ager). — Robert Edeson, In "Bauson's Folly."
began his third week Feb. 1.

New York Theatre (Klaw & Erlanger,
managers). -^Chauncey Oleott, lu "Terence,"
began bis Ufth week Feb. 1.

Empire Theatre (Charles Frobman, man-
ager). — "The Other Girl" opened Its second
week ut this house Feb. 1.

Garden Theatre ( Charles Frobman, man-
ager). — Eleanor Bobson, In "Merely Mary
Ann," entered upon ber sixth week Feb. 1.

Vaudeville Theatre (Charles Frohman,
manager). — ^Candida" entered on Its fourth
week Feb. 1, and wjll„ continue up to and
Including* Friday nlgbt, 5. On Saturday
night, 0, Arnold Daly will present "The
Man of DcsUny'"

Webgb & Ficlds revived the burlesque
ou "Catherine" at their fuuslc hall nlgbt
of Thursday, Jau. 118, and played It through-
out - the remainder of tnelr stay, which
ended on Saturday night. 30. It took tbc
place of "Waffles." and employed Weber and
Fields, Peter F. Dalley. John T. Kc'lcy and
Charles Boss, who rejoins the company, la
their old roles. Mabel Featoa played the
Fay Templctun role, and Louis Mann w
seen in tbe part created by Dave Wnrilcld.
Tim burlesque will be kept on during the
Weber & Fields Compnny's road tour.

Thk Kaltemuosn Qr.i»xt*TTK gave the Urst
concert of its ninth season In Mendelssohn
Hail, night of Thursday, Jan. 28, the pro-
gramme consisting of Beethoven's G major
Quartette, Opua 18, No. 2, and HaydU-s
Quartette In G minor, Opns 74. No. 3. Be-
tween these numbers '• was heard Tschai-
kowsky's A minor Trio, Opua 50, for piano,
violin and violoncello. Edith Thompson was
the assisting pianist. A good sized au-
dience Was in attendance, and the progratntiic
was a very pleasing one, Judging by the
npplatisf whlcli wbb warmly bestowed upon
Mr. Kaltenborn and his associates.

Ok Sunday sioht, Jan. 31, at Keith s
Theatre, Mr. Keith gave another beneut for
a local' charity. On this occasion the henete-
was In old of St Catherine's Orphanage.
which was recently destroyed by lire. in>'
pretty theatre was crowded with people, and
the volunteers, whose names appear belo».
were liberally applauded for their efforts in
a worthy cause. This Is tbo list: Slg. lieu-
man. Margaret Scott, Julian Bose. Laura
Beuuett, Dorothy Kentou, Band of the Jit*-;
slon of tbe "Immaculate Virgin, Little and
Prltzkow. W. H. Sloan and Yolaude Walla".
Metropolitan Oiieratlc Quartet, Wllsou ami
Davis, aud- tho biograpb. . _..„.,

On kmploiks ov Tony Pastors Th'-a-
tub held their uiiiial reception Jan. 2<j. { l
Tamniuuy Hall. To Tasoott was awurdcd uu-
prize for coon shunting, and John torn re
it-IvwI the medal Iu tbe buck dancing com-
lictlrion. .

Thk New York Chupler of the Actors
Church Alliance will give a benellt umtluei.
In tbe Manhuttan Tbeutro on .Friday after-
noon, Pen. 0. Kyrle Bellew. Amelia B %•
bum, Vesta Tllley, Robert Edeson, Lav mi
Shunnon, Huttle Nefflln and Pauline Wlllaro
will appear. Others who may coat riuit-
their efforts are Murlo Tempest, May Irwin.
Virginia Earl, Thomas Q. Seabrooke, Arthur

Forrest und Fuy Teraploton.

irrest una i<uy -rempieten. ,■.■,, nine

Majok Bdhk will perform his llgUtnin .
IU net ut Tammany Hall Feb. 17, for vtn

drill act ut Tummauy
llutu Dcvcre's beueflt.

Harlem.— At "the Harlem Opera »JJJ
(Alex Litchenstcln, manager).— Marie ; "»'
l«!st. in "The Marriage of Kitty," Is tbc a t_
traction for tills week, and all !n<ll« l ' on ?
polut to a prosperous eugagemeut, the nous
being tilled ut tho opening performance, i-i"
1. Next week. Mary Manncrlug, In ui> r
rlet's Honeymoon." -.._"._ .„.,.

West End (George A. Bliimcutbul. man.'
ger).— Stair A Wilbur's second week s o»
ing Is "Coder Southern Skies." n Pjf>,j M ",
should not fall to attract, as It Is well stag™
and presented by a capable company. '»•
prices ure wlthlu the reach of all. J be ' * "
iiess during tbo week was of the best, wn ■»
given enconragemunl to the new munuMrs;
Next week. James K. Uuckctr. lit n*
Crown Prince," for (be Urst time In M"
York City. r ,

MirrnoruLis (Henry ltoaenterg.-iuaniifir 1
—"The Funny Mr. Dodley" gave delight i
the largo atidlonce that turned put y «rr
come It l-'cb. 1. It was presented In Uarii a
for the llrst tlmo on that date, und Bcoiei
u success from tho start. It Is eonatnicjeii
for laughing purposes only, and It ulieu i"
bill lo'perfectltm.- Next week. Robert Man
tell. In ''The Light of Other Daya." , .

StXh (Wta. T. Keogh, manager).— A m<
vul of "The Bowci-y After Dork." this *">•■
with Mr. ahd Mrs. Terry McGovern in BP
chief roles. iFeb. 1 also records the first ap
pea ranee ot Mn. McGorem ou B»y. **"

FBBbtJAJtT tf.

NEW YORK

im

.«* she wai given a warm welcomo by the
2?°lmce. The Bouse was Jiackod. Next
55 "If Women Were Men."

I'IIOCTOB'8 ONB llllSDnr.D AND TWFJiTr-

•ir-rii Stbbbt Thcatbb (J. Ans tin Fynes,
general manager).— The laughable comedy,
-The Hrlxton Burglary," with Fred Sidney,
the author. In one of the lending roles. In
!s H offering, for thin week, and the way It
~„« presented Feb. 1 wn» nmt enjoyable,
•thnso who aided In contributing to the stir-

f "s of the performance were: Jessie ISon-
'ipIIp Florence Heed, Paul McAlUatcr, Sol

iikoii Chas. Seny. O- D. Hnwleynnd ivcylle
Saver The vaudeville presented several
'".id liols, Including: Hutchinson and Raln-
j ilih-e Lucy Monroe, Juggling Klcton, Slnx-
.'mllh'luio, and new pictures by the knla-

"nSSw l * Seamon's Mrsin Ham, (J!en
lliirtlg. manager)— The bill offered for this
■mm Is a 9trong one. and drew out the usual
Mondav nudlence Feb. 1, which Is of the kind
ihnt packs the house. A wnrm roeoptlon
"ns accorded the numbers. On Feb. 8 n new
nollcv will be Inaugurated, that of having
Initlnees every day In the week, nnd it must.
E> a good Idea, as there Is no place of niuusc-
meiit cjpen throughout the week for matinees.
'■n the west aide, and the demand has nt Inst
■ fliised this house to try It. This week's hill
iirescnls : Colo and Johnson, Hal Godfrey.
Kiiike nnd Seraon, Josephine Mnhol, Stnrenrct
l as!, Cnlettl's monkeys, I<n Belle Blanche,
Cntf-s and Nelson, nnd Marline nnd Ultimo.

ih'tmI'IC (ThoB. W. Valentine, junungcri.
_Krcd Irwin's New Majesties moved up from
a down town house, and opened to a bis
audience J. Favorable comment was heard
on nil sides, and the natural- Inference 13
that, with such -satisfaction given, good busi-
IH «i will prevail all week. Next week the
liny Masmicraders arc promised by the man-
ngcmotit.

OM-urx'M (Dr. Leo Sommers. manager). —
It Is the same old story — business Is satis-
factory. The toousc was connforrnbly lllled
at the opening. This week'a bill contains
the following names : Barr and Kv.tns, Ram-
sey Slsiors, the Bachelor Club, Fox nnd
i'oilc, C'srls Lane, and Tames.

>Viti:.— sSiilllvan & Krause's new Iheatre,
the Uotlinvm, Is anoiwccd to open with Ike
liny Ainsiiuemders on Feh. 8.

Brooklyn. — At the Montana (Isabel
Sinn nccht, manager). — "A Chinese Honey-
moon" crowded the house Feb. 1. The seen,
crv and costumes ara lino nnd many of the
original company are seen to an advantage.
Charles Hnwtrcy played to big business.
To follow, Richard Mansfield.

Gbaxd Or-EttA House (Lew Porker, man-
. .,.|.|. — "Our New Minister" was presented,
in a rapacity liotise, 1. This pay Is new
io the jintrons of the house. The scenery is
handsome. While a capable cast Is employed.
Hlg business ruled Inst week. Next week.
Florence Bindley, In "A Midnight Marriage."

Pavtcn's Fclton Stbeet (Corse Pnytoii.
owner). — This house remains dnrk for the
current week. -

Pabk (Nick Norton, manager). — "The
White Slave," with handsome scenery and
elaborate electrical effects, drew a good sized
house 1. One of the special scenes Is a
storm, which la very realistic. Last week
business, was big. "A Desperate Chance"
next week.

Cnn'itniA (Dave A. Wels, manager). —
"The SVnv of the Transgressor" week of 1.
■'SlcKadden's Row of Flats" crowded the
house list week. Next week, Herrmann, ma-
gician. '•
• iiijotr (Will McAUster. manager). — "The
Captain's Mate," a comedy drama. In three
tcts, was presented by the Spooner Company,
with big success, 1. Cecil Spoonor, who Is
a very clever and talented singer and dancer,
with the assistance of Harold Kennedy, ren-
dered many songs which made a hit with the
nudlence. Augustus Phillips, as Captnln
Peufleld, does capable work, while other
members of the company are well placed.
Last week business was to capacity. Next
week, "The World Against Her."

OBPltKfJt (Percy 0. Williams, manager).
—Another pleasing bill Is presented this
week. Marie Dressier, supported by .Walter
C. Kellv and Co., present a very effective
steteh, ' "Sweet Kittle Swellairs." Valerie
Hergere Is retained for another week, pre-
sentlngnnewsltetcn, "Junnjler's Experiment."
which was as. popular as her (Irst week's
offering. Others are : Kleeobono's horses,
Five Be Lucas, acrobats ; James I. McDon-
ald, Will II. Murphy and Blanche Nichols,
in a new skit, "From Zazn to Uncle Tom:"
Mayme Remington and her "picks," the ul-
lage choir, n good quartet, and the vlln-
tnipb, with n brand new series of pictures,
Hvde & Bkuaiak's (Archie II. Ellis, muiin

»ws^t» Oaudeoille and minstrel

pari, and Ftta lteed l'nrton as Klcnnote VW»»W»yillV WWW ■ ■IIHsMl »l«

-P-

imrt, and F.Ua Meed I'nyton as Eleanor*
Vnushnn. The opening house, night of 1.
was hlg. (iood business last week.

(Jotham (Charles Williams, manager).—
K. L. Snader, at the head of n competent
company of players, this week presents
"Ilenrls Adrift." The opening house, nlalit
of 1. wns big. flood huslness Inst week.
"Child Slaves of New York" next.

LvcBi.M <l»uls Phillips, manager). — "Km-
Home and Honor" Is this week's offering.
There -was a good big audience present nt the
opening performance, 1. Good business Inst
week. ■

TitKATitn IJxiQtr. (Frank B. Carr, mana-
ger). — There wns a ginst nuillcn.f jn ■■-• tit
night of 1. The usual two burlesques and ii
good olio bill tire presented, (iood business
last week.

RrsnwtcK Mustc IlAt.i, (Walnwrlght &
Michaels, managers). — In addition to n
long olio bill, the house burlesque company
Is seen In two new musical burlcttnu. BuM-
ness continues satisfactory.

Notes.. — Mannger W. 'H. Watson has ten-
dered the use at his theatre. Hie Co/y Cor-
ner, for n nerf.irmance for the beueiu ' (> f i| ( «
widow and children of the tale Assistant
Foreman tleorge lilhson. of the Fln> IV.
parinienr, who lost Ills lite at the ren-nt
Itllss lire. The dale of the benefit Is after-
noon of Fell. 1-1, when a fine hill will lie

presented Manager Will McAllister Is

slowly improvini; from his attack of ap-
pendicitis Mummer Archie Ellis, who

bus been conllned to the house for the iwst

live weeks. Is still unable to get around

.Manager Percy Williams has made several
changes In the past ft-«r weeks. William
Klmberlv, who was treasurer of the d'oiham,
returned to Ills old position as assistant
Treasurer of Die Orphecin, and Mr. tilrnrd's
son was promoted to assistant treasurer of
the (iothnm.

■«»»

CALIFORNIA.

H'r ti*l; rrcrimne irlio triida «* rnninitmi-
mfl'is* ffifnuhd for ptihUcatlon in Itirne
colniaiM to ab*rm: Ike c* fa bHuHett rule nf
%cri1i«ii on one hiilc of the paper nn)», in
4h*«>c /iHOfintltoii.

Wii.i.kut Vivian Ronixsos, son of Sirs.
Wra. II. Hoblnson ("t)ui>en Madeline"), died
nt 8t. Irfiiils. Jan. :in.

.Mns. Is vrh.ia; w.Min. mother nf Frank T.
Ward, of Ward nud Ciirran, dleil Jan. 31,
In New York City.

UonKRT X. Tiiavkk, a well known dramatic
critic nnd author, died ut Port Chester; N. Y.,
Jan. 'J", ngeil sixty-lhree years. He Was u
member nf one nf the first lodges of Elks or-
ganized, having become n member when that
ergnnlxnilon wns composed entirely of i he-
at rim I people.

J. lUTiNwtui nvi.tvN. during his engage-
ment nt tin- llnrlem Music Hall, Introduced

Burnt brnnA Ilm'mn (.Tohn 11. Plntve. resi-
dent mannger i. —OiHirgo Sidney nnd a clever
corniuuuvninao. thlngH-.llv«ly week of Jan.
24: Full bouses npplaudetl every .musical
number with spirit. "(Ms .,*. WMUCUrL
comes .11 for week, 'ami 'The Cnarlly ntixso '
week of Feb. 7. _.

Ht.\n Tiit-tTBP. (Frank B. Trottman. man-
ager).— The Merry Maidejla, week of Jnu.

Wim.iam IT.ANatso, at one tlmo a wall
known nctnr, died Jan. 18, at the Coirfiry Iff-
ilruary. Alameda, (Ml., from acuta rhpiinw-
t lam. He was sixty-two years nt nge. nntl
H:UoyM tq have .tjavelcd with Edwin lloollv
nhtl Ijiwrenco Barrett. He had heen In the
Inflrnmr.v for -nearly two years. During his
Illness lie wns supported by New York i^idge.
No. 1, B. 1*. O. K. Funornl wns held under

24. 1 had bit foatiiro'dno of"Th«"best (ookingi th«. auspices qf the National ACiom'. Alliance.
' i cltoruses Hint has plnyeil Interment wns In Evergreen Feme

as well as singing

(his house this season. IIiisIuchs was very
good. The London Itelles am hooked for
week of ::i,-mifl Harry .Morrhv Own Co. week

of Fob. n

CbtHTAIi TiiKATttn. — Bnalness contlmies to
Improvn nlghlly. Malingers Winters and
Adams offer Perclval Ulce, Frank and Ida
Wlllhrms, Slackey and lK>r<>, Helen Itiissell,
Xlnrle Alba, anil Frank (iroh wrek of Feb... I.

8.VNS Hanoi (Chan. E. Witt, manscer).—
Week of t: Brims and Nina, Ceo. Atkinson,
Ted McKehnri and dogs, and Monitor nud

Fonst KbXUHL— Manager Blehard llecker

■ offers I'hll nud (Mrrle Husaell. Mlgnnn SIs-

n new- descriptive song on "Klshinetr* and a tm'IMtt Ward, and AtlA HTHratl wel'k

new pnnslv «n "Anonn."
■*»♦

TEXAS.

ton Anicelcs. — At Mason Opera House
ill. «\ Wynti. manager). — "Tbe c.irl With
Hie (ireen ICyes." Jan. 11-13, following M
close upon lite Ijtngrry nnd I'nill engage-
ments, suffered to Hie exlenl of moderate
slited nudleuees. when Hie merit of the per-
formance justified full a ous e a, "Happy
Hooligan." 14-lti, drew mislernie nudleuees.
"David Hariim." 18-i<(, ntlrncnsl good slxed
hntises, nnd "Thp Eternal ( -I I y," 21-23. hud
larue and fashlonnlile nudlences. I.nuls
.■nines and Fpslurlrk Wnrde 2."i nnd week.

Mobosihi's Hi intA.NK Tiii:atiu: (Oliver Mn-
iokco. mannger i. — The James Nelll Co., In
"Siiwing the Wlml." drew good business.
week ending 21. "The Holy clfy" week of
25. Underlined, "I'udiln'hend Wilson."

Ctj.iMi Onau Hoiimi: (Clarence Brown,
maiinu'erl. — "The lleiul Wallers" deservedly
drew goisl audiences week ending 2;:. "Down
l.v Hie Seu." I.y Phil Hnnler. 24-27, with
J'nnule Curtis la lends, followed. l>y Hlcliards
ft l'rlngle's fleorgln Minstrels, 2K-:il>. "In
Convict Stripes'* at.

Waldkok'n Casino Tiikatbi: f J. E. Wnl-
deck. manager). — "Flddle-Dce-Dee" closed
n successful three weeks* rua 24, ami Is suc-
ceeded by "Whlrl-1-C,lg."

OarntCNf (Clarence Drown, mannger). —
Fcnmres 25 and week : Howard Thurston,
Wnllno and Marinette, While anil Simmon*.
Joan Baden, tbe Sn Vans, Charlotte Ouyer
tleorge, and Hnllen nnd Fuller. In "His
Wife s Hern :" the Orplteum motion pictures.
L'siqt'K Titr_\Tni: 1 1 lent 7. Sc. Znllee, man-
ngerst. — Attractions week of 2.'i: Charles
Whiting, Kerol Desmond, in n musical sketch,
entitled "Under False Colors:" Sngcawa
iffm, A. Cohnh) nml Watawa (J. 'i*. Ball),
In an Indian net; I.a Tina, dancer; Haymond
and Jessica Wilson, Tom Armstrong, and A.
Phillips, In 'The Tourists," aud Oorge

Ft. Wo rlli. — At (IWUIlft Opera House
(Phil W. Ureenwall, manager). -- "KIiiij
D.s|o" had two of i ho largest audiences or
the season, matinee nnd nlglll, Jan. S3.
Kalherlne Wlllard presenleil *'The Power Be-
hind the Throne" 2f>, nnd wns favorably re-
cclved. "A lint Old Time" comes 'Ml, ""rhe
Minister's Sou" Feb. 1, Hnverly's Minstrels
2. "When Knighthood Was In Flower" 3,
•The Storks" ii, "Wlaird of the Nile" «,
"The lilvala" 8.

STANtiAttD nmUU (Frank De lleque,
manager). — Naxle and Adams, In a novelty
sketch, and Harris nnd Davis, acrobatic
comedy dun, were the openings Jan. 25.
Those reialnetl : Hose Conslennelln, Carl
Co|H>hiud,. Belle Cordon, Harry Phillips. Tom
l-'ey, Sena lleckmiin, Is'o Florence, Slay Slul-
<meco, Bob Hewlette. l'eurl Fair, and Ludl-
vlne Curt It. Bob Hewlette's musli-nl bur-
lesque, *'.MIss Cinderella Jr.." was the stock
offering. The week opened wllh llm nsitnl
S. II. O. hoiis<\

.CitowN. TmiATjiii (Phil Epstein, nuinn-
ger). — Chas. cates* fnnti comedy. "Siaiuo
lllnnclte." preceded a good bill week nt 2.">.
The Ellsworths- i Frank nnd Fannie) Intro-
duced a clever sliming and dancing specialty.
Ackeriiuili. trick 'cyclist, also scored. The
other people: Kllly Clark, Jas. Thompson,
Elsie Itussell Rose B. Mitchell. Nellie Wil-
liams. Saul Harris. Ethel Itussell, Ada Yule.

of 1.

Noti:s. — The plans hare Just been com-
pleted for O. V: Sllller's new I bent re nn
rourth tSrreel. If will ho a live story build-
iug of steel mid iron construction, and will
lie surrounded by an ojien sluice, with exlls
on all four aides. The sealing capacity Is
In be 2,l>00. nntl the bouse a vaudeville one.
. . . .The members nf "A Night on llnmdwny,"
London Belles nnd "Only n Shop tilrl," which
were prevented from appealing In Clilciigu
week of Jim. 24, rested III Milwaukee.
a ' i»
m:u YORK STATi-:.

lery, Ala-
meda. A daughter survives him.

John .1. F.\ui.i:v. formerly an actor, died
Jan.- 2f., at his home In Philadelphia. He
made his stage debut us one of lite newsboys
In Hire's "14112." nnd bier appeared wllh
the stuck company m the llrniid Opera
House, Philadelphia. Ills mother anil father
survive Mm.

Eva ItANKlN. formerly of the Musical
Itanklns, nnd wife or Andy Itatiklti, died nf
Chicngo Jnn. 24. Her husband, two children
and two sisters survive her.

Sins. IIi-.utha RnniKM Ciiok. who wan a
member of I he Flake Stock Co. up to the
lime nf her dcnlb. passed away tit (Ireen-
tleld, Mays.. Jan. .'7, nved I wen iy. three years,
litlernieiir wns at lilrerslde, II. I.

Hi nt IIiivai, (Mrs. Ella .lohitslon Mc-
Fuydon) died al Los Angeles. I 'ill,, Jan. 2.%.
Her biirband. Ilarrv McFnydon. survives
tier. Iloih were members nf ilu* Wnrde-
James Co.

Mi:s. Aiit Nt'.l.snN (Lnlle Clymerl. of the
Clymer Musical Family, died at Cumberland,
Mil., Jan. ilit. She was Hie wife of Art Nel-
son, a member of the orchestra nl" tha
Academy of MnsiA ("iiniVrliind. =
'.'".J , _JL. ' iA 1. .1 ■ ■ — ' .. ■

of Players.

liodle lioodelle, i.'lzir.lc .Mitchell,' and Susie !ftLtei5J s , ,r, i k,n ?! 5 i.
May. Business continues big. Carnival concludes this

, H liort 0, Scvenly-fourlp

HnlMlnn.. — . Sunnnoif X- rwnnl.u' Aiiam til 1 1 I,

Buffalo.— At the Star Theatro (J. It.
Stirling, mannger) .--.Marie Cahlll. In "Nancy
Brown," Keb. 1-3: Henry Sillier. In his new
comedy. *!Mnn Proposes. 1 * 4-it; Kara Kendall
8-10. MB from Pnrls" entertained well
lllled and delighted houses throughout Inst
week, t'lamlo Albright and. Jnsln Sadler
■unking distinctive bits, these two sluts
nud Mimagcr Wllllnm C. Ellsler having also
been this recipients of many social fnvnra.

TlS'K TilCATtiH (Stirling k Cornell, maun-

5 era).' — lJ>on Herrmann, magician,, weetjif
: Henry W. Snvnges ilrhhd Opera Co. 8-2«.
"Olhellu," "Lohengrin" ami "Carnien," In
English, are the Hrst week's announcements.
"Wlxnrd of Hz" pruvisl to 1st well named
upon his second advent here, for ho caught
the popular fancy, and hence the. jsicket
bonks. ..
Cosvexiion Hai.i. (Henry L. Sleech, man-
' strikingly successful Orphan's
week. Wtnr Her-
Ileglment llntid (lo-

, is in oe inline

titer. Tim plnv

iiuslerdam. W,

•The Two Or-

If nuilon. — Sweeney & Coombs' Opera
House (.Morris C. Mlchenls, manager). —
"Sisiiiess Townj* Jnn. 22. Itoselle Knott, la
"When Knighthood Wns la Flower," ad-
mirably supported by an excellent cant, won
the approbation nf two Immense houses 2::.
"Spotless Town" returned 20, at popular
prices, to two fair houses. "King Dodo 28,
the Jeffersona 30, "The Old Homestead" Feb.
1, "Alpbonse and Caston'* 2, Katberlne Wll-
lard .1. "A Life's Sllstnke" 4, Kose Coglilan .1.

EJtrtBR Tiieatbp (Harry CorRon Clarke,
mannger). — "Why Smith Left Home" close I
Jan. 2.1, after a week nf Immense houses.
"Ills Absent Boy," 25 nnd week, was a cm-
tlnuntlon of, the Immense houses nf the- two
weeks past. Hurry Corson. Clarke anil his
elhclent company have become staunch fa-
vorites hero, and seem a permanent fixture.

SiANiiAiin TlieATHH (Alvldo & Lassen e,
managers). — Ituslness continues excellent.
People 25-30 : The Everett Sisters, Lynen
nnd Cnynell, Trof. Cerlno, Slubel Wright,
Ernest Bailey, the Lenolrs, George and
Lniirn ; Maud Grayson, Fay Dclmar, MUauo

Vnt

Phillips. In 'The Tourists.'' nud (Jeorgc "", , "I{„:"" , V}„ ' V" 7.„V,"';, n.."V} Vsi ^'„J' Dumont. Harry
Perry and Sadie Whiting, In 'The Tramp and ^.ftBrJ^JS^Sft gSgJF&SXl Mwttnl , Misses.

Acaiikmy TiiKATitt: (Dr. Peter ('. Cornell,
manager). — "on tire Bridge nt Stldniglil" Is
tills week's Uiclodraiiui. "When Woniuii
Un-e" will be seen next week. "Ililcltel (Inld-
Metn" prmvisl Io Is- one iifllio senson's most
IHipulnr nltmctlnits.

Ltcr.tTU Tlit'.ATtir. (J. Lnughllti, mnnauer).
— 'iNbadown M a Great City" tiila week. "The
Stain of dullt" week of 8. *'The lle«rl of
Maryland" maintained Its drawing ability to
a high iWgrfe last week. Moving pictures
were exhlliited Sundny, Jan. HI.

LtFivivrrn Tiikatiii: (('has. M. liagg, local
manager). — Weber's Dainty Duchess «'o. this
week. 'Hie Biigndlers next week. Hcllly &
Yi'isd's Co., as usual, gave n superior show.
and drew Its ciislomnrv throngs, the finale
of Win iirst rmn having been the most beau-
tiful seen hero tills year— a moling i<«e
luetic, ■

Sura's Garpkn TurUTHE. — Hill week of
Fed. I : Fred ('illicit Trio. Phil and Nettle
Peters, George. Wilson, Wright Huntington
& Co., llnymnnd and Caverly, Almoiit nnd
Dumont. Harry Parker's dogs, Way burn's

the Soubrette," and the bioscope. Good
business rules.

Bboauwat Thiatbit (A. J. Morgnnstern,
proprietor). — Features 25 and week: Ferry,
Ihe frog; the Three Days, Howard, character
Impersonator: Neola, comedy juggler: Oro
nnd Oro, In "The I.ady and the Law ;" Mont-
gomery, In Illustrated songs : Somers and
Winters, In German comedy sketch, and mov-
ing pictures. Business good.

Chutes Theatbtj (Henry Koch, mana-
ger). — The principal attraction at the Park
now Is Ellery's Roynl Italian Band, with
Lillian Scnnlon soloist. Big business.

Notes. — William A. Inman. whn has been
playing In "Tbe Hend Wnltei-s," succeeds
Joseph Dalley In Hie Casino casl. Sir.
Dnlley will rest until the reappearance nf

Ihe Nelll-.Morosco Co Leslie Moroseo

nnd Lelbl Shaw are playing 'Spolless Town"

Melton Sisters, Exeella. Etta Howard, Frank
F. Moore, Ed. Ferris, C. rtunton, Tom Kelly,
and John Clark.

F.lmlrn.- At the Lyceum Ttjentro (Sf.
Itels, manager), — The Aubrey Stock Co. held
Gnlveston.— At the Grand Opera House the hoards here Inst week, Playing to Inrgo
(Fred (5. Wels, manager). — "A Hot Old ,m 1 * ,, 1 *i°S M v, J . 1 c * , ? 1,n 1 K : Francis S\ IIhoii, lu ;*fir-
ased two good houses Jan. 10. niinle," r ' C b. 4; Er.ra Kendall. In "TTte Vine-

gur Iluyey, 0. ,, , ,

rtnt.ro TtiKAthjl (!■'. W. McConnell. man-
nger). — People for week nf Feb. 1-: Jupiter
'IVIo, Hague, Baldwin and Herbert, Becatdo
nnd nifchlson, Beardsley Sisters, Hose Don-
aldson, .Stella Gray, and. Little Slay Hoey.
Those who clnsed ■ Inst week : The Alcedos,
l Sisters, Jnsln Kurt,
Mllbitrn Sisters made
a pronounced hit. lluslness la gnodv ! '

Time" pleased

lloselle Knott, supported by n capable com-
pany, presented When Knighthood Wan In
Flower," to a large nudlence, 22. "Spotless
Town" had good sized houses, matinee nnd
night, 24. .

Mascot TnrATnn f.T. .1. McCnbn & Co.,
mnnngers).— Week of 25: Grnce Lester rte- 'Inane wno cinsen nst ■
naiid. Dox Bess Iji Vnr. Ed. Kelly. Ida «'io Del Pontns. Ml I burn
lleitha. Elsie Young, Chas. La nose. Ilirdle l'" 1 ■*» N, 'V K ." n . I, 1 "",'

— Dr. W. H. Long has purchased Ihe An-
dttorlunt ltulldltig at Bristol, l*n., nnd after
alterations am completed It will be opened
nn Hie New Colonial Theatre. The seating
capacity wilt Im llfteen 'hundred, nnd Dr.
Long states thai It will be Hie first "real
I hen I re" Hie loivn has ever bail.

,-»~An elalNiriile revival of "The Two Or-
nhttlis," with Kvrle llellew, Clara .Morris,
E. At llnllntiil, Mis. Small Cowell Leiiuiyne
mid .lames u'Nelll lu the cast, Is Io lie mnile
in the Spring by A. SI. Palmer.
will be [ila.eil In till) Now Alusle
A. Brady Is nlso to present "The 1'Wc
pbniis" al. the Academy of Music some time
in March. Kate Cluxion may appeal- hi lite
Iciidliu; role lu the Brady revival.

--The iiptillciitlnti far a maiidnlnry In-
junction, iisked for bv JoMeiill Brooks Io
compel Dnvhl Wnrilelit Io piny lti"Tlio Anc-
llonci r," has been denied by Justice Leven-
trlU. I'ottlisel for Sir. Wafllebl cniilended
Hint while the court ntlglil eitjuln t|Uu from
aiding fin- any persons outside Ills Hintrnrt,
It hull nn Jurisdiction in compel him lo act
If Im decUiieii to dn sn. Just Ice Luventrltl
agreed with tills view.

j~,Unt. T. Sleei h and Allele Lane (both of
"Sky Fnrtn" Co.) were manle.l nt llnrtfurd,
Conn.. Jan. 21.

— Hurry S'.m writes thnt. lie closed ns
agent, for "In a Wouuin's rower" Co. nt
Kansas City, nnd wns Joined there by his
wife nnd sun, who have heeu In Denver
under the doctor's care. They are now In
Texan with "Tbe Poor Sir. Itich" Co.

— Ora Fritz visited her brother, Oily O.
Fritz, enmedliiii of ihe Storey Stork Co.,
during their engagement at Parsons, Kiln.

— "Fires of St. John," n play, In four
nets, by lleriuiinii Sttti.i inniin. was produced
for the Ursl time lu Eligllsb nl ihe Culiiinblu
Theatre, HoMlon. Muss., Jim. 21, by Nnnce
tl'Nell nnd eompany.

' — Notes from tin- Lillian Lyons Stock Cn. :
Business Is big with this
tho.pnst four
been nut freiii ...

WO did the Inrgest bliallieHH ever known,
there,., At Friendship. N. 1'.. the old time
minstrel And enmedlnn. Ilnnk Qoodatah.
owns nud manages the opera home, and ho
and Sir. Dean had n pleasant chat about old
times. They were together yearn ngo and
had not seen each oilier lu twenty years.
Mr. Goodman said that our company was
Ihe strongest and best eaulppod, repertory
company, lie had aver played, and that II
the verdict nil along th> line. The roster
U an follown : Lillian Lyon*;- Dorthey Itams-
dell, Aldula.St. John, Frank 3. Dean, Arthur

rum i in- Lillian i-.vuis hiock I.H. :
lilg with this company, nnd fur
r weeks ihe s. II. O. sign hart
eimeiiily. Al llaiiilolpli, N. \„

H Otfle, Marry Arnold,' Reginald Kno'rr, Ray-
noud Kelchiim. Shorty Bold, W. B. Allert

gor). — Once or twice during the season the nvpr j n0 Arizona circuit Mr. nnd Mrs.

imi-mna of this bouse axe given n chance to jj jj nufficld. Frank McVlckers, and Mr. and
see lhc big Behinnn show. This week Is one ji rH _ Corbelt are resting nt "

I niing,
Vnrneli, Ihe Musical Multliys, the stock. In
a comedy, culled "Scenes In a Medical Col-
lege." Business la fair.
*
Unllns.— At the Opera House (Geo. Anzy,
mnunger). — BIchard Oolden, In "Klnt* I mdo."
Belief Hot packed the house two performances, Jnn. 21,
lentt Sentou 22. Katberlne Wlllard, In'Tho l'ower He-

1 audi-

lower"

ailn-

DKATHM IK THE PltOFI.nMOV

(imiiifii; . I/lCKliAitr, the well, known Cde-
phnnt trainer, was accidentally crushed to
death by one nt his elephants at Walthnni.
stow, a station near London, Eng,, outhn
iniiriillig of Jan. 24, while superintending
Hie unloading of tbe nnlmnls fruiit a trsln.
It Is understood thnt the benst licvame f|iglit-

nnd Prof. Harlnn W. Imvles.

— Notes from llnplet's Pluyers : We hnve
i-ecnlved our special paper and artistic pic-
turn mats for phntogrnpbs. This la our
twenty-serond week out. and the cpmpnn.v
temnliM tlin kbiiic nn when we started the
season, lluslness has lieen sntlsfnctory. Ros-
ter; Gus Becker A Frank Decker, directors:
Jessie l.co Knnpp, Gracn Alvarez, Martini
Putter, J. Duke Jlct'nrlhy, Joo A. Oliver,
Clarence Kent mid Thus. Ihtwsoti.

---(.'. Stuck In back lu his old position In
advance of the Van Dyku & Eulou Co,
- Robert St. Monroe writes Unit ho

SVatsom's Cozx Con.NEn (W. B. Watson,
manager). — In deference to popular demand,
the "Little Magnet," Lottie Gllsou, remains
over for another week, and she will be as-
sisted by the clever comedian, Billy Hart, la
"The Fly Flirt." Silas Gllson will unfnld
a budget of new songs that will be certain to
please. In. the line of monologue there Is
no performer who has a greater reputation
thaa Al. Lawrence, and he will doubtless
receive n roynl welcome. Others arc : Prince
Kokln, a novelty lu his particular line:
.Mnlsd Hudson, an .exceedingly handsome wie
man. who possesses a musical voice; the
Melrose troupe of acrobats, premier perform-
ers, nnd Leslie nnd Curdy, who unfold a
iiuilgol of new parodies.. The week will be
signalized bv the return of the stock com-
pany, headed by Elmer Tcnlcy, In a brand
new burlesque, by Billy Hart, entitled •'The
Arrival of Corbett," In which the whole com-
pany appear. Including, In addition to Teuley.
the popular singing comedian, Ed. it. Adams,
and thirty show girls,
concerts still continue.

J at Stbiet Ofeba House (Stab) (E. SI.
'lotthold. manager). — The Tiger Lilies week
"11. Next, week, tlio Kentucky Belles.

Ampiiios (8. II. Cohcu, mnuagcr). —
"I'eggy from Paris," with the same company
nnd elalsjrnte scenic equipment thnt inurkcd
'is Initial production. Is here for a weeks
may, J/eb. l-flC The opening house, ulght of
t. was crowded and most enthusiastic. Busi-
ness last week wns good. Frank Daniels
I'tiucs -The Office Boy T * week of S.

Folly (Boivnett Wilson, manager).— J. K.
Murmy, tho Irish singing comeillrui, hns the
stellar part In "Arrah-na-Pogue," thin week s
production. Tho opening house was to Its
■■ill sealing capacity. Big business last
week. Next. "Ninety and Nine." __

.Gatett (James Clark, manager).— The

lis communicated ...
city, Is as follows : Cn-pe Town, South Africa.
Jail. 25 to Feb. 27 : Johannesburg Feb. 20 Io
Anrll !l, Pretoria April 11 to April ML Ihtr-
bnn Slay 2 to Slay 28, Pieter Sfarltzhiirg
Slay i!f> to June 4. nioomfnuteln June (I In
June 11, Klmberly June 14 to June 25. -Mali
eddress care of 11. * K Wheeler Bros., Cii|ic
Town, S. Af.

• ■

Sim Dleato. — At the Isis Theatre (H. C.
Wvatt, mnnugcr).— "The Elerunl City" drew
stnndlug room only Jan. 20. "David Hn-
min." to good business. 21. Jnines nnd
Wnrde 23, Slnrrav nnd 'Slack 27, (leorgla
SHitstrels Feb. J, Elleford Co. 8, fur two
weeks.

4-»-»

Amosc the sonifs recently piibllsliml by-
Si. Wltinark .*< Sons are tlin fnllowlng pnr-
tlcularly good acllera: "Dear Rosalie," said
to bo n liailnd of which one docs not tire;
•In a Garden of Faded Flowers." by Arthur

Austin. — At Hancock's Opera House (Ceo.
Walker, manager). — Albert Tnylor'n Slock
Co. pin veil n week's business Jnn. lS-2fl. with
the exception nf 22. drawing crowded houses.
"A Hot old Time" drew good buslaesa 22.
Due: "The Head Wallers" Fell. 5, Hnverly's
Sllnslrels il. "The Storks" 8, Rose Coglilan 0,
Lewis Slorrlnon 12.

AViu-o. — At the Auditorium (Jake Car-
(Inkle, mannger).— "A Hot Old Time," .Inn.
2.'!, drew good business. "King DikIo," 25,
had S. It. O. Cuming: "The Power llehlnil
the Throne" 27, "When Knlghtboisl Was III
].' lower" 2S, Ilaverly's Minstrels Feb. ft. "Tli«
Storks" II.

■+—*

WISCONSIK.

Milwaukee. — Attendance hns picked tin

wonderfully nl tho local theatres the past WW

weeks, Stuiidlng room, which wns n big

thing, has been cut out by tho city ordinance,

The Sunday night j.„ m b mid John W. Ilrltton, which ban nu nu(i { hc (i„ )MW y openings will now b>«ft*>

nluiosplieio of old world romanru nuil isiclry flllw j ,„ oopnclty atiendance. Something un-

nlKiut It, and a unique treatment of lhc tuclo- , lwjn | g nr Milwaukee was a return eugaic

dv •'Because S'nu Were au Old hwcclhenrt

of. Sllne," bv Jacobs nnd Robinson, which

has already Ism <*«» abllsheil for many mouths

ns a favorite ; "Place a Light to Guide Me

llotue," anolher biillad with ti story.; "lor

Manv Years," known ns Ihe "personal" bal-
lad •' II. Wakefield Smith ami Jas. Casey s

"I'm Longing fur You. Sweetheart, Day by

lmv," wlilith has deep feeling and a iMiiullfiil

lrfrnlu: "You're the Flower of Sly Heart.

Sweet Adeline." a love ballad, vibrating with

Intense reeling nnd full »f a romance and

tHs'try : "lu the Lend uf Slake Relieve, by

Sloiulilll and Edwards, a si.ng which ajg

tienls to the dreamer through lis beaiitirul manager)
vrle.alid to the singer liecauso of Its melody •

"I'll Reltirn, Sweel In-art, Again." '■
Thoroughbred Burlesnuers furnish this week's nn(1 pflha, n charming Idyl of
entertainment. "Female Model Flats" and meeting: "Nobody Ever Brings PrescutB to
"The Thoroughbreds" are the burlenipies. j|£« |„. sillier and .Maxwell, which Is worth
Tho olio; polk and Tresk, acrobats; Blanche )„,|„| UK over and over again for the sake of

Its storv and refrain: "There Its Always

1 1 time. Sweet Home," by George Lleb and

Lon Friedman, a heart touching home song.

end "Just For To-Nlgbt,** a lore ballad wlib-h

has heen very siicressftil,

family hud been ln't|ie circus business for
innii v years, nnd he naturally drifted Into It.
making a reputation for himself abroad nn a
wonderful handler of elephants. With three
elephants Sir. Lockhart made his first
American appearance, nt- Proctor's Pleastiro
I'nliice, on Sept. 2, Igtin, remaining lo tills
country about two years, during which tlmp
he played lending vaudeville houses. Return-
ing to Kurojie, he tetlnal for a time, but
again exhibited n trio of elephants on tin-
cimtlueiit iiisnit two years ugo, and reuinlneil
in nctlvn huslnesM up to the tlmu of Ida
death. . .

Axnih Aauunv, a colored aclrcsn, whoso
name In nrlvntn life was Sirs. Annie A.
Thomas, died Jan. 10. la New York City,
from heart trouble. Sho hod been runncc'eil
with Mtcfsou's, Weber's, Stowe's nnd other
"I'ucle Tom's Cnblu" comiMiiileK, playing
Chine and I'iluclliie, mid had appeared with
suvernl liihllen companies. The renmlns were
sent to her homo lu Hampton, Vil

Joanrn Jewiukh, professionally known

todfrey, Harry Tripp,

h'nuik IMilrldge, Susanna Diiniond. Klctlurii
llnrlly, tbu Rpunuy Sisters, the Stutor Girl
Trln, nnd Knife Rodney.

— i j race SI. Russell and llnbv Flo were
railed liomi; fi-oin Hie const In Kansas Cltv
by the death of Miss Russell's father.

— Waller SlcOullougli writes; "I have
been mndu lending man of Hie Hlyslum Stock
Co. nt New Orleans."

— The "Diamonds nnd Henrls" Co. will
not o|s-n on Feb. (I,

— Claude and Clara Lewis have closed a
pleasant cugugetnent wllh Guy Hlekninn's
Comedians, nnd will spend a fuw weeks lu
St. I'nill.

-—Frank C, llurlon Is wllh B, J. Canmn-
ter*s "A LltHo uutcast" Cn. (Weatorn), play-
ing thu part of Dick lllggliw.

— Notes from the Leuann Theatre Co.,
Hunt lc llnugh, proprietors nud niautlgers:
lluslness ban been good, and since Jan. i
wn have played to standing room several
times. Wlill.i we have not broken any

ns Jolt ■Hnrtnii, formerly of tho (earn of Van records, still w« do play to stum lug rinim

,.r , "" ' *^OIA mill licrn, n^iwu^w, »,...—..--

"ashturn and Josle Flynn, Kennedy and
f'nns, Mile.. La Teska, Russell and O'NelR,

Mile, Tyreue. the Empire Comedy Four,
Lvana and Cunningham, Jenny and Rowland,
and Mile. Herman, with her circus now
ballet. Big; business last week.

■4* +

fcualaegs latt week.

1 0W."

Neit,

— F.thel Barrymora celebrated on Jan. 2r.,
nt the Garrlck Theatre, Philadelphia, tbe
ientb nbhlvcrsarv of her debut oa the Btap.
On Jail "?. 1804, she made her flrit .appear

Iler Marriage
!TTO M . 8 (FreaAdoreWB. manager). -In jfc I^Mr*. J««« Dreir St., playing a .mali

nhceli the company _?C her t graadmoUier|
(he late Mrs! John T '

mmri nmZfSXTmZnF* * w" ,n " Xbe B,TBl '

roent uf a high class offering during thu wimo
si'iison, lvutu Ghisi-i- and James K. Hnvkett
Isdh making t hdr necoiul apiwairaDco the past
week. ' _. v

I'Aiisr TitKATlii: (Leon Wncbsner, ninnn-
ger).— James K. Hackett's second tjaanta
nl this house this season was to well lllled

hoi Jau. 2H-:iO. "The Crown Prince,"

.Mr. Iliu-kcU's. latest, wa* csikhJoIIj- well «••

cidved. 'Bin Thomas orchestra Will appear

Kob. 2. The Wachsin-r iHtrs-k scia'cil a big

hit Jiui. 27, in ••Zapfimst it-loll," and repent

the isirformaiu-e 21.

DavhiSij.n TIikatiii: (Hhermau Brown,

iliaajn) — "The Pit." Jan. 24-27, came

of Its melody ; , tr ,my close to rei-ord bimiucan. Lulu Olane.-,

," by Olllesple |„ ..fjojiy Varilen." 2X-H0, nlayisi a n-tiirn

f parting nud ructlK <smcnt, whlrh was highly prnlltable,

with the dnintv Sllss Gainer scoring ns usual.

The Four Cohans return, for two perform-

nnces, »1-Feb. 1. 'The Sultan of Rata" -1-0.

nnd "Under Two Flags" 11-13. "Iteii

l-'enther" 8-10. _ .....

Ai.tt.iMBnA Tiitatm: (Oscar F. Miller, man-
acpr). — "Itt.the-Palace of tho King," week of
.fan 24, won many fine notices, nnd received
n good share of attention, "When Iteoben
Comts to Town" week of .".1, and "Silpertsl"
week of Feb. 7. : , ^.

apvdemv (F.dwln ThflnhoiiBcr, mnharMr).
—"Her I^rd anir- Master" was the Than-
houser offering week of 25. "Bbprttajt Life 1 ?
week of Feb. I, and "Rip Van Winkle ' week
of 8, with Lee Baker la tha title role, -

]<Hi-r nod Burton, mid for tho pant year u
working partner with Frnuk Wnkelleld, with
I he Bohemian Iiutii.si| iters Co., died ut the
home of Ills parents III Plilhidulphlti on Jnn.
It). He leaves, besides his pnreuls, three
brothers olid tllreu sisters, nil nnii-profcs-
slotinln. . ._ . .

HMlirc Fbancks \Vtnn-, af tho "Burled
at Sea" Co., dlisl nt u siinltarluui lb San
Frnuelsco, Cui., on .Ian. 18. The Interment
was In St. Mary's Ceinulcry, Oakland, Cal.
Her father, mother and. two sisters survive
her, .

Xatii.vmbi. Giiav. a niiuuiger,. died . suii-
ileuly at CharJiHlo. N.C'.. .Inn 25. ".Nat,
ns he was' popularly known, had lived, In
Charlotte all ' hm life, and wak .nfly-nlm-
yearn of ago at the time of his death, For
iweaty-llvo yearn he wns manager iuid, lea-
mo of the old Charlotte uiK-rn House, and
was Inst.nimcutal In bringing many ilr-
ciioea and thentrlpAl rotapaalea to Char-
lotto. He was revered by.rioih actorn and
pattona of the old opera- Bouw. Mt. any Is
BiirrTv*! by two Blln^ William ntld JlrOi
the former being stage manager at tbo New

, Hasiii' Piui,LiPR, i a theatriral inanagar,
whose i)atna ; lit prlyate mo .Wns Isadnrn IL
PKlllps illodiofi Jan. 27. fit hla home lit
}iW York Cliy, from r

pheumotilfi. after ah
illness" of ttTfeo'days. jkjMM&tjIb*

aging the tour of Thomas W. Keene, and. In
other .theatrical ventures, _ .

holiletllues. mill we luive IIAt missed fuilfirV
day. In Oldham, So. Dak., we played "Knnt
Lyune" Suiiirilny ulght, Jan. 17, (ho first
Sunday night show ever «ivcii In Iho tnwh,
ami although the tiicriuoiiioler registered .'IS
degrees lie low zero, the lion so was packed,
After thu show a baui|tiet was given thu
members of thu cninpatiy by the manage-
ment, and about forty pisiplu enjoyed them-
selves until 2 A. M. In (liirretlHuli, So, Dak.,
wn also played to packed houses, and the
whole compiiny was given a sleigh rldo. by
Frank Kcfley, showing us sohtu beautiful
natural scenery, Tho eonipntiy cnnlalim.four-
I ecu people, and wn have some spcelnl scenery.
Roster : Hunt k llnugh, prapt-lutorn nnd mini-
iigeis; Hurry Hunt, business manager; Jim
llnugh. director: Col l-'runels. stage mana-
ger: Gus " Kellner, musical director; Fred
Lrjcksoii, prnperllns; K. SI. Erlekson, pi-
nnlst ; Lawrence Peterson. Ilex Lesley Klbg-
ilou, Frank Kruknur, Heutrlce Hall, lllaucho
llawcis, Hazel Met'ruuili, Mrs. J. A. Oaugb,
Ivey Stntjz nnd llnhv Helen.

— Richard Carroll ban signed to become.
the leading rnmetllnii of the new company
for the Fischer Opera House. Sau Francisco.
The company. .which luln been playing .the
Wehor & l-'lelds hurlesiiues there Is Boon to
nail, for Australia for a loot , engagement.
It In also hooked to appfar in Honolultl,
and may make a tout- or Janan.

^j»Tn«» "llBhotie'' Co;.»'ljlbe laid off thin
week hecans* of a chtnfta of mute resulting
from, the present theatrical condition.. |a
Chicago. ■ The. tour will ho resutntd. next.

Chicago. • The^tour wl

rick, m Pbiiadelphk

1200

THE NETVST YOBK CLIPPER

Febbttary '9,

it

MEET ME IN ST

fi

Here's a Verse and Chorus— it speaks for itself— by ANDREW STERLING and KERRY MILLS.

"MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, LOUIS."
When Louis cam© home to the flat, he hung up his coat and his hat,
He gazed all. around, but no wlfey he found, so he said: "Where can Flossie be at ?'
A note on the table he spied; he read It Just once, then he cried.
It ran: "Louis dear, It's too slow for me here, so I think I will go for a ride."

CHORUS:
"Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis, meet Me at the Fair;
Don't tell me the lights are shining, any place but there;
We will dance the Hooohee Kooohee, I will be your tootsle wootsle,
Meet me In St. Louis, Louis,, meet me at the Fair."

Mississippi Mamie

Here is the Rest Little Coon Song. It is by ANDREW STERLING and MAX SILVER.

w

This is the Ballad of the year. Oh! What a Great Set of Slides. Written by AL. BRYAN and KERRY MILLS.

We would rather have you call and hear these songs, as well as some other cracker jacks we have, but if you are
out of town, of course we will be glad to send them to you. Send stamps for postage. Prof, copies and Orch. in any
key free.

46 \tV. 29thSi,
NEVA/ I YORK.

F. A. MIIvJ^S,

MUSICIANS WANTED

-ram..

BARNUM m BAILEY BAND

50 MUSICIANS 50

Plcoolo and Flute, R.flat Olar, , B-flat Clara, Bassoons, Sole Ooriets, Bole Eupnonlnm,
• .- Bole Trombone, R. B. Basses, and ill Other Instruments.

Thoroughly Competent Musicians who understand circus work from previous osnorlmcc.
l.ODgsMsuu. opening eurly In M-irvli. I INK HLKEPINU.CAK ACTOMMOIUTIOKS. HOTB1.S SUN-
DAYS AND Wftb'K STANDS. Matliluns who can Doublu for Parades and Orchestra glvon prefer-
ence. Applicants will kindly state ago, lieleld, weight, exiierleucc, references, salary ».\poutciI, an d
glvo permanent iiddross Id llmt letter, otticitvmc will not t« considered. Address

CARL CLAIR, Bandmaster Barnum & Bailey,

»n and leT W. »«th Street, New York.

New $hows

And Old Show*", wrno to. tnc arnl get lowril prlciwon Kirplnwts, Tigers, Lions, Leonards, BearH,
Puma, Monster Jtlmkta ami camels: all coming laieat lur Aprl' I. Monkeys at hargmn prlocs now.
- . W1I.LIAB DARTEI.s. ICO (tfa.avrUll St., N. V.

l'KOK. OKU. H. WILSON. 1130 Kant 14tl> Street, H. V.

A senslldo person will alwaya use ludKcmcnt In selecting ii school where tlirty bollave ther will
i n-oivo tho most proMclonl training. Tills Is Hie most htgldy recommended school lo America. Hun-
drills oi my puidis are sow on tho stage enjoying success. A little tnveatlgatlonwlll protect you
from frauds. 8« "be w Iso, 1 ' aud if you want nr> to date, legltlinato and strictly professional work, go
to WILSON'S ••PKOrT.SSIONAL" STAGK TltAlM Ml HO'UOOJ,, and sec what the most prominent
managers m the oily sayabout It. Call orscwl forfiill particulars, terms and ottier valuable lutyrmatlou

:s MOINI

I,

Most Htiocwful Parkin Amotion. Wanted. Meadoii luci, concessions all kinds. Anything nun- aud
novel preferred. Still have open Flower Booth, Gypsy Oanip, Indian Village, OlM blowecs. Puny
Track, Merry (lo Kouod and a rew other intiior onncesslotu. At lendenee .".,oou dally, li&.ootk Snndn.v,
Conresslon* fret the monev hnre. Artist.-., Send full description of your aei, open time sud lowest
«al»ry-at onre, Address all vommunlfailous to rHKi> BUCHANAN. Ues Moines, la.

K. OF P. OPERA HOUSE

Seallrkovillo, O.

OPKN TIMK inirpl Kelt. H«i March H. 1,10,14 to Uu: April 4. Ural Class AUiar-
HuBi. write.. All fimvr Beuneiy, paiNted !>>• TON NAVARIO. .Tan. 11*114. Porl-r
While'. "Kauit" turned tin in away. Huuae anlilout at half past live, tt.feipis,
»|UI.7o. I'.riariimnci. ie|»MC!l«e«, Pop., .I,91>0. s-ut«4ti(i. Ilium. Klert.

W.BKHT WF.nt. n«ltager.

FOR TENT LIGHTS

....AND OUTSIDE LIGHTS....

GEO. T A YLOK, .91 Cliff Street, New York.

"HENDRICH GOLDBRICK IN AMERICA,"

A SKKTUH FOR HUTCH AND STRAIGHT.

"JAKEY DE TRAMP,"

A JKW MONOLOGUE.

Both are original and extremely laughable.
Will be sold reasonable. Address F. J KUGKBS,
fdu 3d Ave., eare W. Reed, New York.

SKETCHES

AXO SONGS

FOR I1IUH ULABS VAUDEVILLE PRODUCTION
ONLY. FM0K8 RIGUT. A 8URK HIT.

8PARUNO A Bl.RK. H A.MH O NU, 1N U.

I^o* Sale.

A BUILDING at Savin Rock, Conn., known as

LITTLE WONDERLAND.

Cost 1800 lo build last May. Will Mill tor $160,
Ills; l.Mirga in tor theatrical i>cople. Add rem ■
MltS. A. HEWLETT, S3 Miner St.. Now Haven, Ct .

AT LIUKHTV,

Brooklyn Ladies' Orchestra,

Wl'h boat references. Respotniiiie managers
only, an tUl.t orchestra is strlotly tint class tn
every reBnect. Conoerl, Vaudeville or Dance
JIuilo, Address W. UDELLS. Loader,

New Utrecht Ave , sstii St., Baflt Beach. Brook-
lyn, k. y.

Wanted, Dramatic People Quick.

Fullpirtieulirj and lowest salary (pay your own)
ilr.il letter. Jolnon wire, west A LESLIE,
Mimagcra"A FATALSTliP," Ticondcroga, N.T.,
Feu. 4, Middlobuvy, Vu, J: Ludlow a, llrandons.

wanTIdT

Two aud one-half octaves Maraniuo aud Traveling
Uase. Must lie choap Wish to hear from RamoT
mid Morrl x. J. B . 18ji6BalnbrldgcSt .Flilladalplila.

IMVKBSALi KIHSOX

Price, $('.1.00. Oood as New,

1TGKNF. CLINK A CO .

684 Grand Ave.. OMcauo, 111.

FLOYD E. WILSON At Liberty. Account of

Kller's Ten Nlglit show closing. Cornet B. and o.
or parts. AdilroiiM as per ronie: St. Ann, Foil. 10:
Uou|i.roD Ci. Mlllford 6, Watseka S. UnntftUAo IS.

SG£lV£Rir

ANU ALL THEATRICAL GOODS. Scenery painted
cheaply and quickly. Amateurs supplied.
DBAS. E. MILLS. 481 W. 41st. St , Now Vork City.

Wanted To Buy.

KIOUT POMES TWO TOM O0G8.

J. J.B1.AXUK.6341 Pciiu Ave, rlttsbiirg, P».

at liukrtv,

london's popular singing oomeiiias,

At,I^ GOODWIN,

8M K. l uiti ST .. Ne w Terk.

AT LIBEBTT-LEiDER BAID, OOBHET,

Ageni. A liu.-ilev. AMo Treasurer ihoml fur.
Dlltcd). H. V. ANDREWS, l;;.iS Broad way, N. V„
Brown's Exeliange.

For Silt -SI 0,000 Cirninl or Store Show 7 .

raltitlnga. Banuere, Curiosities, Hand Organ and
lets or other stud, $iii. List free. W. NELSON,
s Van Nordeu St.. No. Cambridge. Mass.

ni lye Acts. Songs. Etc.. Written. Send
rlaHI 9e siamn. Al References. Interviews
by appointment. Sample Parody and n (lags., loc.
atARY E. PHOSl'BRT, f< nallnp sr.,Provldeice,K. 1.

ARTHUR C. WOLF,

SENSATIONAL 'CYCLIST,

Home from Europe on a Visit to Seethe Folks, /

WHI1.K in C s. ADDRKSSi ]MAJ3EH^IJ!«» BARBBH,

CAUK OP SOliB PabOCCBR FOIt auifajattai'

■ OI—li»f»aCI*. J jcp LEICESTER SIJDARE, L00TBMT.

WANTED QUICK,

Balance Season and Summer Stock,

^eVOLVIAIM FOR LE

Must be Young, Good Looking, have best of Wardrobe,
play exceptionally Strong Line of PartB; will Feature;
others write. I pay all.

C. W. STATER, Shawnee, 0. T,

Attention, Magicians and Card Manipulators.

Huviug nMlred from the Tlteatrlo.l Business permanently, 1 offer lOfl inanusorfuta of IHe WW '
hnvo always done my trlcke in public This method bas nevor annearod In print, mid is 1,000 lion-cni.
<iolckor than any other system over explained. Although I b»vc published a booM.ientHlofl ■

31. STCBBINS'

II did not explain this method, wlileh la the one I have always need. An long as manuscrtpta last 1 w 111
mall them to any address on receipt of $1. Address &1. STKBBINS, S41 W. MtlrSLN. Y. OUT-

The Three Tasmanians,

LADY CYMNAST8 AND ACROBATS, "

He«' AUKMTH, or JACK Sl'T'l'ON, !I01 tSa.t 1 Itti HI,., New Y«ra

A NEW Monologue and Some Songs.

MISS

Lester Wallace

In "THE STRANDED SHOW Q1RX."

MANAOKMBSTOKWM. L. MALI.ABAK ....." ....IB WcsNMdSL, N. V.

MARION and DEANE

eoOKEII BY JO PAIOK SMITH, WM. HOIUUil AKD THD MARKS. '

FUBRUABY 6.

snU DOTS

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1201

TH ® SONG HIT OH* TWO 8HOWS

T Kit HI PIC

IN T1IF.

HIT

SHOW GIRL.

mjugoiiitk mm

ENCORE

UHKAT

WH«fl

IN

U]l-to-dal. |li 'Ogramint) i (H|ulr.d. Or. h,. Ira

L">il" ■., Bend for Tno-siqi. Just oat.

and

NEWTON

LOST RIVER.

., 59 Dearborn 81 reel, Chicago.

3d

(ON.

3d SEASON.

WARDS <& VOGEL'S

BIO COMEDY COMPANY.

In a Bannlflcent Production of lh« Roaring Farce Comedy Success, Knilfleri

A WIFE WANTED,

Rsplete with I gtagtM. »»»J>«!»8 »nd MuaicMl Specialties. ll.Ll STKATED SONUS,
I'JCH KiC MACHINE, MA.NAUKMKNT of H.V11DE ,s. VOUKb.

\VANTKD-Slnglngandl>aneingSoabrette, forn regular June part: Good Old Hitlii Character
OnliiedUn; J Ho. 'Juvenile Lead, Light Comedy; (!ood Sister Team. Rehearsal cull, Feb. til
upon Feb. BO. WIH nilvanco fare If known tome. Managers In Pennn., W. Va„ Maryland send open
iiiiiu hi once. Earnest Llnwood.wrllc. Address all letters to '

Stato all In llret letter: low but sure salary.

letters
HI. WARDK, I New St.. Wilmington, Delaware.
Knockers, chippy chasers and boozers, save Btampi.

Weston w Raymond Trio

AHK FEATURING WITH UKKAT SUCCESS,

ROSE, ROSE, ROSE,

By PURCBLL A DA VIS,

MAGGIE AND ME,

II y GKO. SIDNBY * HBRBBUT D1LL.EA. T

DDHlil Professional copieB m recognized performers or those Watt £1 » una

WMiMUMU sending up-to-date ptugrainDies. ilW VAIIIIB,

M. WITMARK & SONS, Publishers.

WITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 WE8T 37th STREET, NEW YOBK.

LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE CLOCK TOWER.

GERTRUDE DION M AGILL,

LEADING WOMAN.

M. F. RYAN,

» II A H A t I ■ K II S . (iKMiUAI. BUSINESS.

f\ -w- I I — ET" 2»"Tr""\*«* a: Till; FEB. 13. AddresH '
***A ■ ■■l»»B»^ ■ w Care BENKD1CT HOLSK, Piiwlucket, K.I.

Dot Kar roll Wants

Leading Woman, Cbaractei Man aud Woman, Comedian with Specialties. State lowest,
liny own, join on wive. J. C. WELSH,

Brockton, Mush., week of Feb. 1: Fall IHver week of Fob. H.

\*S ANT

FOR

LUCIER'S FAMOUS MINSTRELS,

For their Spring sod Summer lour nuder canvas, lo open May -: Performers and MuslcluuB 10 all
riranoh«s. Novolty Acts, Comedy Black Face Acta, Singers, Acrobalio Aits, and a PI rat Class HOC
sad PUNY ACT, a First Class Boss Canvas Alan and Assistant Canvas Men, Light Men, Deal Men,
Property Hen, Contracting Agent ami BUI Posters. Those playing brags given preference. Every-
iHidy ivrlle, except End Men. Stop In hotels. State all in flm letter. Onlvsolier, reliable people
\rao|ed. Address F. .1. PALMER, Mir r.. Ludcr's Minstrels, (lux 2tw, On-ei, Muh-.

FRANKLYN

Juveniles,
U ear lea or Character*.

RAMSOELL

GERTRUDE

Juvenile*,
Heal Iks or Characters,

WARDROBE, ABILITY, APPEARANCE,

Paul three seasons LONDALE THEATRE CO. Reference.

We si hope, K. Dak., week of .Ian. HI ; Minneapolis, Minn., indefinite.

UAL BAltBKH, Manager,

For BROWNLEE and REEDS "10 Nights" Company

U0OD GENERAL ACTOR (TIP IN "10 NIGHTS' 1 ) Can also place Novel Street Speclallies (Jugglers,
Knife Throwers, Coiutc Bicyclists, elc). Useful Urauinllo People iu All Lines, write. Those doubling
band and can do specialties preferred Stato very lowest talary expected. Address 1'cr Route:
-MT. MOKlllS. N. T„ Feb. i: LIVONIA, 8. I., Feb. C; BATH, N. Y.. Feb. u.
Can also Plate Al Cook and Porter (white) on Car-

Job Lot Slot Machines

in Kosenflcld Picture, 13 Hoovers' Name Plates, lid Electric Batteries; S2« Candv .Machines,
: i'lincliliig Bags, 2Dncle!Sums,l Bowling Alley, 2 Hit ibo Coons, 1 Combination, '.' Llftors, 1 Crip,
•Hum. J Peanut, 1 Klondyke, 1 Envelope, 5 Miscellaneous. Total, U-i Mnc.hlncH-all ror $i.:'uo. mi
average of $8.83 each. Cost four times I hitamount. Machines enough to siarl a parlor. Think of
it. Aronearly iiew, and will easily earn $50 to $lfi weekly— m summer double, aunsumnier is near-
ly here. .Complete parlors furnished on commission. Want parlors In Ky. and Tcnn. betid for our
bargain Jht. RICQS' AMUSEMENT CO.. « University Place. 8.^ .

Ml

DBS MOIRES, IOWA.

SEATING CAPACITV, WOO.

Wants Three .Night Stand, flood Repertoire and Opera (Job.

Tlio ouly hoiiiie In the city that passed Inspeciinn br commission- This house Is located In business
""into of B, lies Moines, four blocks west of State r.apllol. Lcglslaliire now In session for tliree
niouilis. Will pay reasonable guarantee. Huslness good. Wo plav Sunday nights.

Address J. S. CONNOLLY, Manager and Proprietor, Ucs Motors, la.

At Liberty, for Farce or Musical Comedy,

(OP WOOD .\ WARD, TRAMP COMEIlIAN.)

•iiiHl e.loseda Snccossrnl Four Months' Kngageincnt In pari or HAPPY """V'^diaiianoM? fml""
Md I 'aiming Special! lea. Address ONEIIlA HOTEL, Indianapolis, in

nl

BEST TktABIP ACT IN THE BUSINESS (NOT A TALKING ACTl,

Win. C. CUSHMAN and ST. CLAIRE Louise

itlh week featured with BenneM-Moultou Co.

lA. P. REED, Manager).

JllfiRI FRS SUPPLIES

'vUULLIIU A stamp for CATAL

OLTJBS, BATONS, QCNS, ROLLING HOOPS.

GLOBES. ROMAN AXES, WIRE WALKERS'

''APPARATUS. ETC. Best Goods. Lowest Prices.
i>r CATALOG AND JU00LER8' BOOK.
AddreT-EOW; VAN WYCK. 1CT6 Pullan Ave,, Clnclnnail.O.. C. S. A.

PAKK M*NA«BRS, NOTICE

._ AND IH^m-^w — w-

The Dancing' Violinist (wh'tSah)

S'-iad, as ti, e original and Moat Meritorious Instigator of siinuitaDeoos Terplacli-reau ton and
wterjieta Arrangciucut of Time. P. S.-Place this on die for refeien-,-..

ENGLISH

AGENT

m NEW YORK.

1IAKIIY CAULK 111. A E. Cadlel, of lot and lilt)
strand, London, \v. c. will arrive In New York
Fell. 3. An Introductory tour of ■dx uionlha'
gaiiiautccd io approved am. Address

WESTMINSTER HOTEL, N. Y..

or care «t CLIPPER.

Attention!

THEATRES, CARNIVALS, FAIRS.

Something- New!

A Self Checking, Automatic

TICKET SELLER!

Fraud Imposxlblo-Hlgkly Indorsed.

Send for circular. II. . I. PAIN, 1J Park I'lnec,
New York (,'lly. New York.

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Riverside Park

BOISE, Idaho.

Owing to oiber imsinesi interests of owner,
responsible parly can secure this gilt cdfe prop-
erly of ten acres of beautiful grove, three acres
of water, forming a private park. Situated
almost lu the heart of the city: entrance lo Park
only four blocks from Main Street. Baseiiall
Grounds and Grand Stand equal lo any In ilia
West. Also Dancing Pavilion. Bar, Cafo, etc., lbs
Unest In the West. Vaudeville stage complete;
seal lag capacity for over 1,000. Park has been
open and run two seasons successfully, llolsc Is
one of the nest elites IniheWest. population,
l&.ooo. Plenty of money. Bight man can land
fortune. Address Tor particulars

W. R. KIVBTTE, Boise City, Idaho.

At Liberty,

Owing In closing with "Two Little Walls" Co.
(Southern).

15. J. I*E>E>,

FIRST CLASS

LOUIE MAN and STAGE DIKECTOK.

One Piece Preferred!.

Address GENERAL DELIVERY, Alloniia, Pa.

WANTED, FOR

PEOPLE IN ALE BRANCHES OF

THE CIRCUS BUSINESS,

Performers, .Musicians. Cooks, drivers. Rosses
and all kinds or Working Men. Show opens April
30. Address all communications lo

LA MtINT BROS,. Salem, Illlii»ii._

til. 1 EDI.

COMEDIAN,

WILL WORK ALONE BALANCE 01 SEASON.

LalC of MURP11Y and OANO, Willi
W M. II, WEST MINSTRELS.

People in All Branches

'EXCEPT RIDERS),
especially Ladles. Good Agent wan kiiuw- the
country. Wm. Cobb, write. Show opens May 7.
All privileges r.ir.ale. Musicians, write.

KRaNC LEOPOLD, Norrlstown, Pa.
No Railroad fare advanced..
P. 8.— For Sale, iifl\t«0 Bale Top.

WANTED <iUICK,

SHOW OPENING FEB. 4,

Man wlib Picture Machine and Illustrated Songs,
who can play pItoo: Sister Team, who can single
and dimiile. and play plaim If nece««ary, or win
rent picture maelilne Minis and Illustrated songs.
Will tiny second hand bill trunk cheap. Write.
Positively no tickets.

O'BRIRM t« PYVE,
60 s Newe ll Sir.. B arbet ton 0._

sans sduci park;

CIIICAUO.

Concessions Wanted.

Have good .pace for now features on percentage.

Write full particulars.

ALPUEO lll'SHELL, • - Manager.

s? Washington St., Chicago, 111.

WANTED,

eoft. ». t.,

Willi Iwottri. Middle Pieces, or 7ort. Jl. T.. Willi

one tort. Middle Piece. Mast be In' good con-
dition. MILT. .1. CRANliALL, Kultoii.N. V.

PIANO -TUNING.

Taught by mail. Musicians can more than double
their present Income. Send stamps for hook Willi
particulars and part of llrst lesson free.

BOSTON BOUOOLI iF PIANO TI1NINC,

Room -M, Huslc Hall Bnlldlng, Boston. Hush.

HUTTaTANN, HITTKHK A, CAHH.

Lawyers 82gUfta& Chicago

Special Attention to TUeatrKal Buslaeis.

GEO. H. WILSON

(Of OKO. tnd KTMKL WIUSONi,

THE WORLD'S GREATEST WOODEN SHOE DANDER,

T1IK MAN WHO RIIUILD II.VVE WON TRIG CHAMPIONSHIP In the mind, at* M

per vent- urpeoule »he avIIBes.ed TUB CO"TKST BJtTWKKN JOHN

KURD AND MVPJKI.K at Tammany Hall, r»r the POLICK

OA7.RTTM MHSOAIi LANT TDHNDAV N IOIIT, JAR. an.

1 rVIJ.V ltliLII'Vi; lliat if I cull ujet another ('banco I run rodeuin UtvueU, Ibereforn f
■ibvi) occordiufrly placed n .hallou K o Ibroufili T1IK POUI'K C.AZKI Ti;, TO MELT MR.
VUUD AT ANY TIMK KIK)M THIS DATE

Or 6E0. lid ETHEL WILSON,

Care Jules Ruby, 3t> W. Jsin gi„ New York;

GEO. H. WILSON,

■■■■3v E. Ulti 81. Now York.

NEW COLONIAL THEATRE

Bristol, l'»«.

I wish tu iiiuiounce to the Managers in general that I have purchased
the Ainlitoritim Jhiilding, Bristol, Pa., antl am traiisforminp; aamc into the
New Colonial Theatre, TO liK OPF.N JSOON AS A COMBINATION
HOUSE. Pop. 15,000, and 10,000 to draw from on main line of Pennsyl-
vania K. R., between Trenton and Phila. Seating 1,500. BOOKS OPEN
FOR THIS AND NEXT SEASON. Address

DR. W. H. LONG, Bristol, Pa., Colonial Theatre.

FOR THE 6RERT TEX1S BILL WILD WEST IND WORLDS BEST ROUGH RIDERS

I'nw Huvh, I'oiv CIi-Ih, Mexican Itopi'rs, Irfing lliilii'd Indluiis. Klllr K.\|M*ris. Truu|M> of Jn|m,
I'lrciis Acrohiillc and (iroiind Acts, Oiral llubc. Seiisiitlonnl p'rei* Onlsldv All met Ion. I'lrsl
I Muss Ibiiul Lender for lllg Show Mnrid. iiIrip Musicians fur snimi: Moxs t'liuvus Mini, lloos
llosller. I'rlvcis. Hood I'hcf. far I'orlrr. Working Men In nil ilepurtrtieutH. r'Oll TIIK
AOVANCB: Agcuta, II1I1 Posters, thinner Men. I.llliiigriipbei's, Kir. t'ulidy SlnuUs,
Knl IV Ilniii-d, 'I'iiv lliilloou, ond Illnek Tent lo Kent lo rcsiHinalhle pull lea. Aililrcss

W, P. MOVIOIIMIlllV. Ilooiie. lown.
I'lllt HALK: One linfl. 'IVnt with Iwu Hill. Middle I'Iimbh: HIi Hhnllnntl JL'onleM. 13
lliniil Null*. 'I'wu Mlnbiliire i.'ngeM, une Pony tluggy, lliriMi Tom Dtigs, Tom • rht-uw.r.
Siu^i'. KleclriiM, KIc.

STOWE'S BIG PAVILION U. T. G. CO.

WlVri for Coming Tenting Season, to open early In April. Artors and Moaluiau lo all
« X^i^ M- »• lines, lady for Topsy with epeclalty, bright ohlld ror Kva.a sober and reliable
Agent, five Bill Pollers, a thoroughly reliable Boss Oanros Man. Only those thai are STRICTLY
SUBBRand oan siay I lie entire season need write, show npsns in I'euvcr anc gnsa in the coaet. Will
adyance fares ir necessary Olve |s>noinenl address. Consider illenoe a ntlatlre. Stale, lowesi
salary first letter. SALARIES, WKKKLY, BUT OK AOCOMMOllATIONB k>u A PLEAHANT TltlP
lUROIUU TROPICAL CALIP0RN1A. THIS IS A TWO CAR SHOW.
.INO. K. ITUWg, gj Clarfceeti St.. Quiver, C»lo.

A REVELATION IU HIGH CLAlt PRODUCTIOM*.

THURBER & N ASHER CO.
MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON,

IN A LIMITKD NL'MUKR OP BUCOKBSPUL MCTRUPOLITAN 80KNIU PnODUCTIONH,

UND SrR^io r N KB cT AL PHIUPH. THUBBER and MATTNASHKR.

PBBSBNTINO

TMI

»IM<

"If I Could Only Have My Way"

Was cniupuaed by MORRIS M ABLHY, and I. copyrighted (Claas A X NO, et.-jas). Thai lliroe act play-
ing the Orplieutn Circuit musl cm It out of their act. It is reserved for our own uae.

M Alt LEV «i itoav.

TKEY'LLTALK ABOUTYQU ANYHOW

WM. WlflDOM'N (IIIEATKST HUCVKItB. A COMIC C1XM1BE,
FRBK PROP1C8S10NAL COPIEB. WBITK TOKAY.

THOMPSON MUSIC CO., Vt Wahaib Avenue, CHK'Arji).

Floyd R. Briggs Co.

TA lVIrl ftfaVPifilJi _ Net Undlng you routed in any of the dramatic bbmrl I am
■•iJi-»*.*» !•» V M. A^/jn HB eoiiine_iied In take tbla mulliodof i-am cling jonrdale, Wre»

Feb. IS, ml Fraternal Thealrc. ;Po»lar Bluil, Mo
AOKBOWLKIKIK TIIIH nY.'LKTTKR.

W. B. I1AVS, Mauager.

VAUDEVILLE ACXS

1 still have xouio Opotti'iuiu for (lood Vaudeville At'la who are willing lt> work olicup.
.IiinI (be pliuc to break yottpinu|> from nil places Intlwcon Now Vurk City unit C'liicaKo.

STAR THEATRE, Hamilton, Canada,

J P. AfTOWW. Marnier,

NOTICE TO PROFESSIONALS I

We etllt carry the Mrfett end Most Selected Line ef Ladles and Oeati' wuitom lUd*
Clothing, .lightly used, but good is new. consisting of Ladles' Tint Furs, B?mln|, Dinner
end Garden Oresars, Opera Cloaks, Riding Habits, Ktc In Oenta' wardrobe we b«f»
Hztra fsjiig Prince Alberts In Coats and Vests, Knll Dress Suits, Ttxedof, ■wtllLlnsof
Kail and Winter Orercoats, tnrerness Cspe., Opera Hats and Street Suit*. Call or eddresB
MRS. L. aoUEtlEIt, S24.»2B South yt., Pblfadelpbla, Pa.
Between 9th St. end 10th BL Bell Telephone, Wnlnat, 1«4« A.

H

DID IT BVKR OCCfll TO YOl THAT

HARRY 9 KITTY SUTTON

DO OIVK OF THK BEiT COMTOBTION ACTS THAT YOV KYKH UWt

Mansgers of Burnnior Parks send In your open time ualok. Time fll'loe fas'. Would like lo hear from
Manager, of Combinations tor season liwi-s, Cliaracl.-rs or Corned; and Soulirelles In Drama. Address
II A HAY SDTTON, No \m Tribune Building, Chicago. 111., rata of Juloand Blnicr Wallers' Attractions.

fin Hie litest popular shuts. "Bedella,"
"All the While," "Uno^ Bye, BIIm
Jane," etc. Bend Sue. for two sample
songa.

JOHW FARRELL. 479 Sohool St.. Lowell, M aw.

PBAVIfRB.

AT LIBKIIT Y F0K SCUM Pit. Three AobJ In
OMR. Featured on the KKIT1I Circuit at
present, r.iliaban and Murray, buy np all the old bottles yon can. I have the labels,

Uouokeo, N. J., 'his week, Empire; back to KoHli's Bijou, Phila., next week, -. . t

THE 3

A YALUBYIM.K

KEATOIVS

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THE! f 25TEW YORK OLIPPMR.

FJfeBBUABY 6.

OHIO.

Cl nrlnnaf I. — "Standing tfxm only" signs
nri> no longer tolarnted, and! Mayor Fhdsch-
innnn'n peremptory order oynlnst our crowd-
■'■l nlslcs bna nlrendy coat some of the houses
n pretty pemvy, for several hnve been com-
polled to turn hnndreds nwny from their
Ikix oflli-c. 'fills may sound like exaggeration
to those In cities where show shops are snf-
ferlne, hut It Is absolute truth that <-ii ri lie
substantiated by personal icsilanmy.

<;rrA.sTj Ori.ru IlouHK (Hurry. Rnlnfortb &
John H. HJivlIn, managers). MVIIIlam II.
irnne will lie hero Fob. I, In Kdwnril K,
Bote's dramatization ot "The> Spendors."
Last week Not Goodwin revived Guy I'nrle-
Mill's 'ihl success, "A Glided Fool." nml lliln
was the cant: utmeqr Short,- N. •;. 4inod-
wln; Matthew Rtithven, F. J. Melntyre;
Banister Strange, Hugo Tulnnil : I*' Peyser
Kutbveu, Chnrles Budd : Jnek Dovnl, Fred
Tlden ; "Ri-r." Jneob Howell, W. llurrcss ;
Perkins, Nell O'Brien : Morgan, W. II. IN ml ;
Jnnli.tr. I.. I". Woodthnrpe ; Sophia Itnt li-
ven, Helen Davldgo; Jessica Bona Mnry
Hi v the; Moll Audrey lluthven, Lunette
Jackson, and Margaret Butliven. Chrysml
Heme. Mr. Goodwin wna glrcu " nh»ry
greeting, anrl he shared his numerous curtain
•nils with Clirvstnl llerne. For this first
few nlglils I he performance Was n trlllo
rough, lint before the week. wns over II wiih
1 mining nicely, to Rood liuslness. K II.
Sot hern Is dim 8, In "A Prnud l'rlnce."

W'Ai.strr HrnuiiT ttmugm <M. C. Ander-
son, manager). — Nat M. Wills will innke> Ills
first, local stellar appearance. In "A Sun of
Rear," Jan. 81. I.oit week '"I'he Cluiperons."
miller the direction of Kingsbury & Welly,
proved ns popular oh over, and played in
rapacity huslneas. May Boley. Oenevleve
Day, .(label lilto. nod John Spnrk* were

■ limine the favorites In the cast. "Shore
Airoa" comm Feb. 7.

Ilouissovg (>n:u Hocsb (E. D, Stair,
lessee). — ".More Than Queen." wiih Annie
SiulMtrlnnd aa Josephine, will be the.iapeo-
luir attrnrtlon of llto latest nihnlnlsiriitloii
Jhtp, which begins Jan. 111. Manager K. W.
illruilv Is here In eharite. All booking* will
In- made by the Ktulr-llnvlln syndicate, hut
MM futures Jiuvk been announced.

Coi.iiaiiiia Tftn-vntii (M. C. Anderson, nifin-
nger).—- George <-'. Boniface. Jr. anil Ilerthn
U'ull/.lngcr urn the headline!* Jan. .'II, nml
lliey will appear In the sketch, "'flic Woman
Who JlesllHtrM la Won." The Five thrown
Troupe, Mr. unit Mrs. Harry 'J'liorne, Warren
Mill Hlniii'lmril, Mnrtliinitl ami llrossl, Hire
nml Provost, nnd Flo Adler urn other curds,
i.itst week tin; Ureal l.iifuviMii' Show Nliuply
juinineil ibe lnvme npd illil » turn tlmin ii wny
liiiMinoKS. "JuHt riuln Va\kr," presented hy
.lerniue, Meredith & Co., made a bit. Ln-
fiiyetin was as snrprlslnj; ns ever In Ids ri've-
jiiiions.

IdOPM 'I'tiRATim (lleuek, Slok & Feii-
nessy, mnnnpira). — Ibtniej 1 fillinoie Is duo
Jan. 31. In "Kldnnpiied la Now Vork." Wal-
ler Fesler/s uiclotlrnmit, "The flrent Willie
lilnrnond." rers-nted the «tic,eesa of » former
visit, and drew splendid erowils Inst week.
Mneoln J. Carler's "Too l'routl to llei;" Is
line Feb. 7.

J'r.oPi.r.'H TnRATnn (nerhnrt IXonek, wiinn-
ger). — Harry Miner's llebenilnn Hurlesqiiers
lire. to make their appeiirau'e.Jnn. HI. ImM
week the Keplz-Snulley Show, wllh Louie
Hlllott. fealriFeil, played Un jtrxHl hiisliiess.
The C'onoollr Slaters inniile the hit of the
olio, fl'ho Fny Fosier- Hiirlesqiio t'oinpiuiy
Fehi 7; ^- ■

(losstf np Tits LoivhX — Tho. People's The-
ii I rn Hen red In morn sen re limn lilnxe Jan.
"!i, when na alnrin of tiro enlhsl life eti.
elnes lo the homo of the olio. The lire wits
mi Incipient line In the enllery nml M wifter

was thrown Mayor Flnlsehmann Riive

ii lartm thenlnt piirtjrnt tbn tJrrtml, whern
his eucflts iipplntnled Nut C. tloodwln.. . .
Two lire nlnmi Isixes luive hceii plueed In

earh thentro In the elty Itrehm Viin-

il.ti Ben; wan the soloist at tire last aym-
phony ennrerU nt Music Hall, Jnn. ^'0. 3d

IOmll Wlcennd, nsslstrsl hy Oscar J.

Kliurott untl llomeo (iorno, nivo n reeltal

nt ilnton, Hall Jan. 25 .C'nrl flnntvnort

iRt Hie moat promising ninonc I he ynnne
hiisBOH of. Cincinnati, find Ida mlmlrera thluk
he will win a place with the musical celebri-
ties of America Lafayette the Great la

rountlDg on making a Jump to Havana and
then to Mexico, to Oil In time Inst hy can-

■ .lint Ions of Chicago cancellations

Samuel Freedninu, manager for K. II. Soth-
i rn, was In the elty fn nmto to Lonhwllle.

John C. Weher'a Military Band drew

n hlg crowd lo Music Hall Jnn. 2n. when
t'lara TurpoB U rimes nml Fred Weiss were
ilit> soloists ...;.. May or ITelscbmann closed
up the Commodore, a free concert hall, until
heller lire protection' Is afforded.

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C'lovelnnil. — At (be Opera IIouso (A, F.
Hum, manager). — Mnxlnu Fllluii la ajipenr-
Ing tho current week, la- ."Her Own Way."
"Three' Llttlo Mnhls, n most pleasing inii-
sleal comedy, week of Jnn. 2S. Francla Wil-
son next week,

Lyi-kiim (J. K. t'ooknon, mnnngcr). — "A
tlnntleman of France," with Charles lhtllon.
Is the attraction the current, week. Mr.
linluin Is a great fnvorlle In Cleveland, and
his work lu Ihla drama Is especially Rnoil.
•Inseph Murphy nreaenteil "Slinint Itliuc" and
"Kerry tlow" week of Jan. "5,« lo guml hiisl-
iiess. "The Ilnni't of Mnrylutid" next weuk.

t'l.i:VRl..\NP (J. K. Cookson, malinger).—
The Siuurt Set, wllh much music nnd sing-
ing, Is tho offering tho current wiwk. Tho
company numlier* llfly iH'oplc, nmong them
being some of the principal performer* of
the colored llmnirlenl world. >; Kldnap|ied hi
New Vork" came, to hie business, wk of
Jan. 2ri, "Rachel Colilsteln" naxt.

Smka'si Kuviiik (Chus. J. Sterenson, innn-
nger).— Tho atnr feature for current week,
mill one that appeals lo nil fun lovers, is
IMille.l'oy, Into of tho "Mr. Bluebeard" Co..
who una gnne into vaudeville for a few
weeks. Mr. Foy Is one of the most popular

■ onicdlnna on lite stage, and opeua his viiudr
vine sctisoit nt the Kmplre. Among tho
olher nets nru: O'Brien nn<l llnvel, hr-Tlcks
mid Cllcka ;" Monroo, Mack ami Lawreure.
In "How to Ret llld of Your Mother-lii-Lnw :"
Clarlcu Vane* Ibe Sander Trio, In n mar-
velous net; thicker and Lester, comedy vy-
cllsta; tbo Carmen Sisters, banjolsls, the
o'ltnurko nnd Uiimctt Trio, wooden shoe
dancers, and the. klnctngruph,

i:i,i..)M.a. (8. U. CollluH. manager).—-
Jiimes K. Hnckell. tho popular actor-mnn-
ngor. Is npiH'iu-tiig the curreut week lu "Tho
frown Prince." The play has many strong
dramatic aceuex and a twist of ooiuisly. Mr.
Ilarkelt wnu Instant revognltlou lu the tit In
part. Ills supporting company Is nu ex*
(■client ouc, Inciudlug niuuy well kuown
iiclors. Charles Illrbman, prescullug "Ciiiitalii
Ilnrrlngtnn," week of Jnn. 2B. scored a de-
elded siiceo8«. drawing splendid ImtMM, Week
i'f Feb. S the Cokuiliil returns to vaude-
ville.

STAn (Prow I Cnmidiell, manaecrs). —
Tho Brigadiers, a hurleaipie organlaatlnn well
liked at this house, are bore nenln tho cur-
rent week. Tbo opening idece Is a satire nt
upper society, called "At Newport." Lido
Itexter apnearfl ns Harry Sneer, the society
pet. and Florence I'hllllns ai the leader of
the 400. Tho principal comedian Is rat
White, The vaudeville hill luvludes such
t penalties na the Martell Family, trlek
Vvcllits ; JoUn A. West, the luunleal brownie :
llcdrlx and Present!, dancing experts; the
Brothers Martlnue, acrobats, nnd Kenneitl
nnd Patterson, topical luimorlsts, while a
luirlCBnuo. called "SeeltiB Now Vork," clow's
the performance. Cracker Jack* neat week.

Notc— Drew & Campbell hate closed :i
twenty veara lease for the Colonial, of Clew
laud, 'and tho Avenue, of Detroit. Tlie Co-
lonial will be turned over lo theut In about
(wo weeks, Ho cbaaga la tho attractioui

this season. Next year, however, the Co-
lonial will tie closed -to vaudeville, ' finer
Shen's Kmplre will have a monopoly. of that
field' In Cleveland. .

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Toledo— At tho Valentine Theatrn fOtto
P. Kllves, manager). — "The Tenderfoor,"
Jan. i!X (return engagement*, to a packed
house. "Peggy from Paris" enmn 22, 23,!
in cnpnelty business. Wilton Lnckoye, In
■ Too Pit, Is hooked for Feb. i ; "The Bed
Feather" 2.

Lv-ixm TitBATP.r (Frnnk Burt, manager).
— Chns. Illehfimii, In "Captain Harrington,"
was well rccelvcrl '£t, matinee nnd night.
"When Iteulien (lomes to Town," 24-27, .re-
ceived good patronage. Rtsiked ■ "Hhadowa
of n ClrMt city" 2S-:!0, Joseph Murphy 91-

Ani'.ttii) Tiinwriin (C. W. Preston, man-
fiifcrj. — In spite lit l.iid wenther, last week
bus Ihh'ii one of the best this season, nml
l lie hill n strong one and' well bain need.
Fur wfek of ISO: Sully nnd I'helps, Petet
I'limlly, .Three. Sisters Kclsey. ■ Keougli nm!
Ballard, Mildred Flnrn, Carolyn' Vonng, nnd
l he vlugrmib.

BiinT's TtiEATBB (Frank Burt, manager).
— "Side Tracked," 21-23, nnd "A Bugged
lleio," 2l-:!7, were gmsl drawing cards ar.
this I heal re. lfasikwl : "The Llttlle Cliureli
Ainiiiiil I he Corner" 28-:ifi, "For Her 'Chil-
dren's Sill;.'" Jll-t'eb, :i.

IvMi-ini; TllK-tTim (Jules llerllg, mnua
art. — After three disappointments Ihlx
house is isislllvely announced to open Jan.
31. Tho aliriu'tlon will In- Vanity Fair.

Von west oivii. — At the Opera House
fl'eier Itlce, manager). — "Winsome Wlnulc"
played, to moderate business, Jnn. 2(5. "Fog
Her Children's Sake," 27 ; "A Handsome Cab-
man," 2K; "On the Bridge at Midnight,". 20,:
nnd "The Sign of the Cross." :io, all drew
well. Brooke and his famous band, ill, nt
iwo entertainments, highly pleased. Mnnn-
eer Bice offers K. II. Sot hern, hr "The Promt
Prince," Feb. 1. Ward mtid Vnfces 2, "MIsm
Hob While" -I, "When Johnny Comes Mnrcli-
lug Uome" D.

Paiik XDBiktn 'Joe Weber, manager). — ■
Week of Jan. JS "The (lorernor's Son"
drew well and plensed. Week of 25 "The
Homily Doctor" played lu fair business.
.Manager Weber has engaged for week of
Feb, 1 Heoi-v l.ee nml bis viiuilevilln eo.

Xotk. — Mnnnger Bice has compiled wllh
all reipilreuienlN necesHii ry for the safety of
his pinions, one of which is the placing of
a new asbestos curtain.

Dayton. — At the Victoria Thentre (C. <;.
-Miller, manager). — Berlha finlland, lu "Doro-
thy Vernon, of lladdon Hall," played, in
good, business, Jnu. 2."i. "Tbo Uurgomnsler"
miis fairly well iHitronlzed 27, I'iiiiIii Fd-
wardes. In "Winsome Winnie," was given n
splendid reception 110. Coming: Barroom!
llllchcm'k. In "The Ynnken Consul," Fell. 2:
K. 11. Sothern, lu "The Proud Prince," -I ;
N. «;. Himrtwln, In "A HlkM I'ool," 0.

I'akk TiiKATttK (Oil Burrows, manager). —
"The Us up frate Lonl Barringlon," Jan. 2.1-
27. drew out good crowds at each pcrform-
nnce. Lincoln J. Carter's "Her Only Sin"
played lu fair business. Coming: Walter
Fossler's "llreat White ninnioiul" Feb. 1-li,
"Tint Little Church Around the Corner" -l-ii.

Sul.iuiiKs' liioiu TtiKAriii.. — "The Fnfnl
Wedding" was the nltrncllon Jan. 2ft, I'om-
Ing: The t'olonliil muvltig piclurea Feb. I,
"Peck's Bad Boy" ft.
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Columbus. — At the Oreat Southern The-
atre (L. M. Bodn, nitiiuigcr). — "Wlusomo
Winnie" did well Jan. 20. Booked: "Bed
Feather" Feb. 1, 11. 11. Hnlhirn 2. ,'t, "Tho
Yanken Cnusnl" -l, B.

Ilioil Stiikrt Tiikvto) (A. C. Ovens, mnn-
nger).- -"A Hugged Hero" plnveri, to packed
houses, Jan. 2S-.'fO. Coming: "Bncbel tlold-
Hicln" Feb. 1-11, followed by "The Wnvward
Son" J-tl.

rifptnt: TnrATtir (II. Welsmnn, mana-
ger). — "A Royal Family" played, to good
business, Jan. 2.". Week of Teh. 1 "Tho
.Man fnim Mexico" will ho given.

'tinAMi Ori.nA Hopse (A. Ri Ovens, mnn-
nger). — "Hello, Bill," did well Jan. 28-.'l0.
Duo: "Superba" Feb. J"., followed hy'tsn-
helle Irving Co. 4-0.

Stenben vtlle. — At the Grand (W. B.
Llpps, manager). — "IJello, Bill." pleased
Jan. 2.1. "Young Table lloxle," l!8 (.return
ougugement), had a Inrge house. Mary Fni-
irson, In "Her Majesty and ihe Maid," 20:
"An Orphan's Prayer" so, "The Wnywnnl
Bon" Feb, 3. Stelson's "Dnelo Tom's Cabin"
I!. Brook's Bund 7, "Through tho Centre of
the Kurlh" Hi. AI. 0. Field's Minstrels HI.

Xotkn.-— T. 8. Molleston, iniinoger of tbn
Savoy Theatre, Atlantic City, was roncntly

calling on friends In this city Burl K.

Wllber, business mnnnger of "In tho l'Alnco
of tbo King," visited V. C. Workman.

Siirinuneid. — At the Grand Opera House
(L. .1. Dalle, manager) .— " A Pnlr of Pinks"
did good business Jan. 20. "The Tender-
foot" tilled tho house 22. "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" hud lis usual good attendance 23.
"A tlontlcinnn of France" had u well filled
house 2.1. Tim Four Cohans, In "Banning
fnr'OOiee," 27.

/nn esv II lc — At Wei lor Theatre (J. O.
F.iigluiul. manager). — "On the Bridge nt Mid-
night" came .run. 25, lo top heavy business.
"A Hansom Cah" 23. "A tlentlemnn of
Franco" did fair business 22. Coming :
"Hello, Hill," 27; Herrmann 28. "Tho Burgo-
master" 20, "Tho Crisis" Fob. 3.

LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. — At the Tnlnnn Theatre
(W. If. Bowles, manager).— Demnan Thomp-
son, with "The Old llomchlcad," was the
attraction Jnn. 24-30, and had n good week's
ict urns. The supporting company was line,
mid received much appreciation. "King
Dodo" 31 and week.

Gunman Thkatrh (W. II. Bowles, mnnn-
ger.) — S. B. O. greeted "Alphouse anil (las-
ion" 24, and big business ruled through-
out the week. Muuy clover specialties worn
Introduced, which wou rounds of well merit-
ed applause. "Sis Hopkltls" week of 31.

UliANii Oi'hra llni'Ri: (Hy Oreenwall. man-
ager). — .Two packed houses greeted tho
lliildwIu-Melrtlle Mock Co., unit luce and
night of 24, when "Kseupod from Slug
Slug" was staged. The work of Lester
lAiuergtin, Tom Fliidlny, iHiluu Soeola, Win.
.1. Deiiiilng, Hugh illlson, 1.. O. Hurl. John
Hwyer, Susiiiiue Saulxe, Miss Melville mid
charming little Flora Parker wou them much
appreciation. Big business followed nil week.
"The Kvil Moil Do" 31 and week.'

Kl.Y.HU M TllKATIlK (WlU. Wllsull. llinilll-

ger). — Capacity houses greeted the Hlyslum
Slock Co., miitmcc ami ulgltt, Jan. 21. when
Ihe olYerlng was "In u Wouiau'H Power."
ICiivh iuoiuImt of tho company wns compelled
to answer repeal ml culls, mid a goisl week's
business was the result. "Monte Crlslo" 31
nnd week.

I'Ki'.xirii Ornit.v Ilnran (F. Charley, mnnn-
ger). — Large and fashionable audiences ruled
at each performance at this historic old
playhouse week of 24. when the offerings
were: "l,o Cotilrolenr Dcs Wagon LHs" and
"Les Huguenots." A chnuge nt bill is prom-
ised week of 31. Adellnn PAtll will give one
inatince performance m this theatre Feb. 0,
nml the advance sale predicts a tilled House,
nt advanced prices.

St. ciiamu'.h Ont-UKi-xt (Cbas. E, Bray,
manager i.—Jns. J. Cnrlietl proved, a big hentb
liner nt this house week of Jnn. 2A, and big
business ruled. Others scoring hlg were:
Thome and Cnrlctnn. Bice nnd Timer, Arm-
strong and' Wright, Snyder and Buckley.
Marsh and kartells, and FraDcescn Heddlu,
and Co. uecund weak). The bill for-wata

Feb, 1 Includes :,Fllson and Brrnl, the Bice
Family, Alf Holl, La CiirmontellB-, vVenlen
nnd tlladdlsh, W'ernerAnioros Trnupe, nnd
Dumltrescii-Vnn Aukcn nnd Vannerscn.

s'lwcoMH TiiKATtin (n. C. F'ourton, mnnn-
.,p r ,._-lbe Holdsn Stock Co. presented "In-
gomar" week of Jan. 24, and slnrled, miitlueo
and night, to big nnd appreciative audience*.
Tho work of John Preston nnd Alice freat
Hunt, In the leads, won them much ap-
plause nnd eurtnln calls. Fair hnsiness for
the week. Manager Fotirton husbenn un-
tiring In his efTorts to please the Tsowcnmn s
patrons, sparing neither time nor expense,
and' Is now dickering wllh some high class
companies lo follow. As the Hidden Slock
Co. Is due lo open In Hot Springs week of
Feb, I, Manager Fotirton has organised the
Newcomh Slock Co., and will open, week of
.'! I, In 'The Two Orphans."

Xoms.— Manager W. M, Baldwin, of the
Bnldwln-Meh-Iim Hlnck Co.. returned lo the
cltv week of Jan. 21, and wns henrllly

greeted by bis many frlcjiiis llitmnr

fins It. that the old Wenger Theatre, cor-
uer lliervlllo nml Burgundy Streets, will be
reinodelctl and ready for Occupancy enrlv
ne\r Septemlier, under Ihe mime ai the r,cw
ltl'lon, management of popnlnr Jake Wells.
F.ddlo Leoinrd. the well known min-
strel, late of Ihe Hnverly Sliow. rested here

wis* «f2l Captain Jack I'nri-y, owner

«f Ciiitv'« .Maslmmn Minstrels, has rccov-
cnil from his recent PlneKs. Jlc was Joined

hern 23 by Ills wife and daughter

Curry's Minstrels entertained the old vet-
erans nt Ihe Soldiers' Home, 2.1, wllh a

iiimpllmenlnry entertainment.. Mnhcl

.Montgomerv, tho charming lending lady ot
the Btildwlii-Melvllle Co., enjoyed a weeks
rest Jim. 24-2U.

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«lir«rvcportr— At the C.rand Opera House
(Khrllch Bros., manngersi. — "A Hot Old
Time" pleased good attendance Jan. 21.
llnverlv's Minstrels had good relnrns 2o.
The Jeirerson Boys. In "The Blvals," gave
an elegant performance, to a largo nudlence,
27. Coming: Gran's Opera Co. 31, Bosc
Coghlnn Feb., 1, "The Storks'* 2.

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MEW YORK STATU.

Albany.— At tho Kmplre Theatre (H.
It. Jacobs, manager).— This house, is now
hi ihe bauds of builders, and will remain
closed until necessary alterations arc made.

IIaiimamh Bt.nKCKKlt IIam, ( IL K. Jacobs,
manager).— Nellie Mrllenry, In "M'IIsh," de-
lighteil large audiences Jan. 2i"-2i, and "The
Vnliinleer organist," which followeil, 28-30,
drew excellent houses. This theatre Is now
a popnlnr resort, giving shows at pepn'nr
prices. The next nil ructions here are "After
Midnight." Feb. 1-3, nnd "When Women
Love" -Ml. , _ .

PRfH'Toir'n Tiikatbb (Howard Graham,
resident manager/. — A very pleasing vaude-
ville bill week of Jan. S3, wllh Stclllng and
Bevell, Vorke and Adams. T. Nolson Downs,
Baby Lund, AI. Lnwvence, Ford nnd. Dot
Wesl. ihe ThriHi Troubadours, anil this kaln-
leclinoscope. Large crowds flock here after-
noons unit evenings. For Feb. 1 nnd week:
Adelaide Herrmann, ITnthnn. Cole and War-
ner, Treloiif, Until. Burnett nnd Edward
Weyerson, llooney Sisters, nnd Hubert. Do

lUii/rr TiiEATiti: (II. B. Xlchols, mnn-
nger).— -The iloonllght Mnldn, Jan. 2.V27,
wllh n good show, to satisfactory attendance.
AI. Beeves' Beauty Show, 2S-30, Included:
Van-der-Koor, Andy Lewis nnd Co., Kafh-
erlne li.iiil unit Co., Iievlne and Williams,
the Tossing Austins nnd AI. Beeves himself.
The burlesques given were very funny and
completed a good bill. The utlcndunce re-
mained large, during this engagement. Snm
lievere's Own Co. Felk 1-3, and the Trn-
ciidero Hiirleannem 4-11.
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ttoclieslcr. — At Ihe Lyceum Thentre
(lt."R Wollf. mannger).— The (ierman The-'
mre Co., of Cleveland, produced "Altlleldel-
lierg Jnn. 2f>, the performance pleasing a
crowded house. The Gliikman Dramatic Co.,
of Chicago, presented the Jewish) "llnmlet"
2<l. nnd "Tlie Jewish Kmigrnnt" 27, both
plays pleasing large sized audiences. Anna
Held, In "'Mile. Napoleon." Feb. 3.

National Tiikatbb (Max Hurtlg, mnna-
g( . r ), — "W'hen Women Love," a flue melo-
drama, attracted large houses Jan. 2B-27.
Chns. Grapewln. in "Mr. Plpp,", repented
his former success here, nnd capacity houses
ruled. "Why filrls Leave Homo" Feb. 1-3.
"The Governor's Son" 4-8.

Bakkr .TltRATRB (John F. Boyle, mana-
ger) — "Along Ihe Kennebec" had large
houses Jan. 2B-27. Kate Clnxton. In nn
elulmratn revival of "The Two Orphuns,
pinked tho house lo the doors 2R-30. Kng-
hind's moving pictures 31. Pnullnc, hypno-
tist, week of Feb. 1.

t.'ooii Opkra llotmn fJ. IT. aioore, mnna-
™ r) . — Hundreds were turned away last
week, and a continuation of the lino busi-
ness this house Is doing Is looked for week
of Feb. 1, with the following bill: Clayton
Whlto nnd Mario Stewart. Oolemnn's dogs
and cats, Watson, Hatchings nnd Edwards.
Marlon Llttlelleld, Fred Stuber. Kldorti and
Norlne, Crawford nnd Manning, and the
klneingrnph .

Troy— At tho Lyceum Theatre (B. II.
Keller, mnnnger).— "To Be BnWed Alive'
drew well Jnn. 2ii-27. Nellie Mcllenry. In
"M'llss." played, to S. B. O., 28-30. "When
Women I/»vo' Fob. 1-3.

iltiiswoui Oi-HiiA HotisR (M. Bels, mann-
cuv). — "The Volunteer Organist" drew well
Jan. 2fi-27. "Wealili ami Poverty" hnd good
houses 2K-30. Kale Cluxtnn, In "Tim Two
orphans," ,1'cb. 1-8; "The Nlnely nnd Nino"
4-11.

Hand's Opkka llotmn <M. Bels, mnnnger).

-A Coiintrv illrl" rtrow a hlg house Jan.

!h». "Tho Jewish Hamlet" did well 30. Bob-
erf B. Mantel), In "Tho Light of Other Days."
Feb. 1 ; Henry Miller. In "Mnn Proposes,"
il: Marie Calilll, In "Nancy Brown," 3.

Mtsic Hall. — The Troy Nnwswrltcrs' As-
soclnllon's annual enlerlnlninent will he held
S. Tlie performers are: David BUphuiu,
F.stolle Llebllng nnd Mund Powell.

Biivai. Tiikatki: (W. II. Uui*. mnnnger).
— AI. Beeves' Bltrlesnuers packed the hou60
Jan. 2."i-27. Mooullght Maids 28-30, Wnldron
& Bryant's Trocnderos Feb. 1-3, Snm Dovcre's
Biirlcsinicrs -Ml.

.... a

Syriieusc. — At Welting Opera House
(John L. Kerr, mnnnger). — E. H. Sothern,
lu "Tho Proud Prince," Jan. 21, to large at-
icudnuce. i)u account of illness Viola Allen
did uot nppenr lu "Twelfth Night" at tho
Suturdiiv mat luce, but upiiearcd Saturday
night. 23, to Inrgo nttcudance. Mute. Scltit-
uuinn-llelnk Ken. 1. Anna Held 2. ,

Bastahmi TitKATitn iH. A. Ilurtlg. tnnna-
ger). — "When Womeu Love," to gisul busi-
ness. Jnn. 18-2(1. "M'llss" 21-23. Charley
ilrapcwiu, In "Mr. Plpp," 2.1-27, to large at-
tctiilaiice. "Arlaonn" 28-30.
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IOWA.

fantry, tTifdl.. ..... The Boston Byrapbonr n,

cbesfrg gave Its second concert this Win.

at Infantry Hall, 2 J. t. Benson Si?

nger MttiB Zoo, Which he opened here iwi
Winter, has mndo good, nnd will soon i P „',

» l.i.ll/lloii rnf nnnmnnnHl ■••*...■. .... '

He. Moines— At >^^{^%J%S

(Win. Foster, mnnnger).--"Elght Mia drew
fnlr sized nudlencea Jan. 21, 2/. iM\a
."laser. In "Dolly Varden." entertained a
, go house 23. Anwi Ii« ***«'>«%&„%
week's engagea:ent. tr. good honsej, 2B '_ lo rk
im»e Folks" Feb. 1. 2, Charles IJalton, in
••A Gentleman of rvnnce." 6; Blchard Carle,
In "The Tenderfoot." 11.

rUuxn SSSS Hnifflu (Wm. Foster mnn-
naer —"The Two Sisters" drew fair houses
Jnn 21-23. Bnvnl Mllpullnns 2S-:t0, "l'lck-

!T,de f r':' m i.0 , *" rft '* " >b - 1: '" " fn-repertory, to crowded house; JoV^e/

rS^'ss ^,n^•• < co m ^ 1 58-oo n,l • raw^Ttw^s! - " mu '» "*

I 1

Cedar Haplils — ^At Greenes Opera Hoiisn
(Will S. Collier, business mnnnger). — 'tho
Sultan of Suln", satisfied a big house Jan.

Ei." ' 2£*-r.£XS3Fi. 'York State Folks" 1st" Feb. 1-0. "On the Bridge at MMnffiu"

n building for permnnenl; work. ' TJIo 'i.'iT.'
of a zoo, with vaudeadlln attractions, i ','
taken well with Providence people, and «.
Benson bns given clean enlertniti raoilt ;,',:
good value. '

♦ »♦ .

CANADA.

Montreal. — At tho Academy of ytnutn
OV. A. JUm tt B mniw gerj^— lliniry Irving.

Paof.-roa'n (11. C. Kgerton, mnnngen -
William Bonelll, la "A Man of the WoHil ■
to fair business, Jnn. 25-30. "Teas, of rim
U'Dibcrvllles," Feb. 1-0: "Mr. ripp" Sl-

TluiATnn FliANCAts (F.Haworth, rannn-

lug
0?

Salt I nice City.— At the Sail Lake The-
atre (Geo. D. Pyper, manager). — "David
llu rum" comes Feb. 8, 0.

nun TtnUTJK (Jones * Hammer, mnnn-
ger*). — "Two Married Women" 8-lti, "The
4inme Keeper" 18-20.

Bos 'Pott TliBATnn (F. E. Weldmer. man-
nger). — Wilson nnd Leicester, Bosell Clarke,
Louise and Frank Beverly.

XotRtTV TlinATBC— Clarence Taylor, Mile.
Col rely, enry Bros.. Vnh Oof re.

VMiqi'K TlirATiiR. — Jean Wilson, Henry
and Frnneis. Dick and. EITlc Gnse. Bolvert
linker.

'♦ i »'

-- • Dnle Derereniix la In IiIh twenty-ninth
week, tilnylng the Juvenile lend (Sam Wells,;,
with, the "Railroad Jack" Co.

up air week. Coming: ''Il'nrtfl AJSL
Feb. 1. "The Cavalier" 2, "York State Folks '
K. "Tlie Prince of Pllsen" 0, "The Pride of
>nnl.o" 8, "Side Trucked" 11, Wm. Owen

.Avvmm* (Thos. A. Bcrkehlle, rrinnn.-
ccr ,._Shlpp's Indoor Circus, bigger and hel-
ler than ever, made its slxlu nnnuiil nppenr-
liiic,. here Jan. 2:» 30, lo satlsfaelory busl-

nP XoTKH — Dr. S. L. Butler, business mnn-
nger for the Flints, arrived Jan. 22. ......

Sam Fisher. In advance of 'Tlenrls of Onk,

was here 25 George A. Fdcs, business

mnnnger for -The .Cavalier," wns In town

2H.

s

Fort Doilne. — At the Mldlnnrt Theatre
(A. It. Bo-ill. mnnnger).— -This Iioubo .was
dark hist week, The Rpyftl Wllpntlans hnd
n Inrge advance sale for Jan. 2«. "0 Te , r
Xlagara Fulls" hnd a good advance outlook
for 20. On the way : "Montana Outlaw
Feb 1. Barnes' Trained Animal Show 2,
"Hearts of Onk" 3, Chus. Dnlton 5.

Xctkh. — Beth Mcservoy, former rcannnor
of "the Midland, left for New York 2S, wbere,
he has accepted n position In the Hientrlcnl
business ...The new Auditorium has been
completed, nnd will lie dedicated Vcb. 5 by
(iov. Cummins.

*

Boone.-- At Aries' Opera House (Wiley
& Klrhv. managers). — Tho niekmnn Come-
dians, In repertory, played, Jim. 1MB, M
n good week's hnsiness. presenting "Grit, the
Xcwsliov," ! 'Seved from the Flames." "I ruin
Poverty lo Palace, rhe Fisherman's Daugh-
ter" and others. Tlie Florn Dc Voss Co.,
25-27. opened with "The Princess Lne, tr,
a rapncltv house. I'lay was well staged, nml
all the purrs were well rendered nnd re-
ceived much applause. Coming: "Old Arfcan.
saw" 30 Hie Beggar Prince Opera Co. lib.
1 2 wllh the second series of nn opera
course given In this city, playing "The Bo-
bemltin C.lri" nnd "I'lnnfore." WMInrd
Slmms, playing 'Tickings from P"ck. 4:
•'Bnmance of coon Hollow 41, tlie Flints H
nnd week.

Tlunuiiiie.— Grand Opera nnusc (Wm. T.
Roebl. manager).— "The Snlton of Siilu had
a hlg hoii.se Jnn. 22. this b<'lng Its third lime
here fining lo Illness ChorliLili Simpson
wns unable to nppenr, and her role was
tnken nt a moments notice hy Miss Wilbur,
who acipiltted herself admirably under tbn
circumstances. Worth Bros.' Bepertory Co..
nt popular prices, opened, to a. crowded
house. Jan. 25. Tor the week. Bookings:
"Trial By Jury." an. old folks' concert Feb.

1, hy local talent, under the direction ot
Prof, Rhoner, assisted hy W. F. Burnnrd,
later, of Chicago; "The Cavalier" 3, J. II.
Sloddart. In "The Bonnie Brier Hush." 4:
"A Gentleman of France" S, Blanche Walsh
tl, Wm. Owen 8.

Oi«\ eiiporl. — At the Bttrtls Opera House
(direction Chnmberlln. Kindt & Co.).— Tho
Flints hud good houses .Ian. 10, 20. Vir-
ginia Drew Trescott 21, "Too Blch to Marry"

23. Barlow's Minstrels packed tlie houso

24. Chnrles B. Hanford 25. Due : William
Owen 20, "A Bun for Her Money" 20,
"Hearts of Onk" 30, "The Two Sisters" 31,
"The Prince of Pllsen" Feb. 1, "The Little
Christian" 12, "York State Folks" 4 (return
engagement), "Under Two Flogs" 0, "Just
Struck Town" 7, Clam Bloodgood, In "The
tjlrl wllh the Green Eyes." 8: "The Pride
of Jennlco" 1), Walker Whiteside 10, "The
Montana Outlaw" 11.

UiiriiiiKioo. — At ihe Grand Opera House
(Chamberlain, Harrington & l.'o., managers).
-Lulu Glnucr pleased a hlg bouse Jan. 25.
Barlow's Minstrels 27, "Hearts of Onk," 28,
canceled ; "The* Prince of Pllsen" 20, "Tho
Cuvnller" 30, "A tlentlemnn of Franco," Feb.

2. canceled; Mason & Mason 3. "The Two
Sisters" (i, "The Utile Christian" C, "A
Life Mistakes" 8. Chns. B. Hanford 0, "The
Silver Slipper'' 11.

Iovrn city At tbo Opera House (John

X. Coldrcn. manager). — "The Two Sisters"
Jnn. 25, W. F. Brlnton, moving pictures,
28-30; "Tho Little Christian" Feb. 1. Chns.
B. Hanford 3, "Just Struck Town" 8, Beg-
gar Prince Opera Co. 12, 13.

««»

RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. — At the Providence Opera
House I Felix H. WendelHChaefer, manager).
— '• 'Way Down East," nt though an old
story lu this city, played, to fair business,
week of Jan. 25, and ut a bargain matinee,
27. Ihe house wns packed, with three or four
hundred standing. "Bogers Brothers In Lou-
don" ononcd Fell. 1, for ft week. "Little
Mnry" 'and Andrew Muck, in "The Bolil
Soger Boy," will divide week of 8.

I'.Mriui: TiiKATim (Spll/. & Xatnnnson,
managers).— David nigglns. In "Ills Last
Dollar," gave n good show, to fair business,
week of Jnn. 25. On Feb. 1 Jon Welch
i pened. In "Tho Peddler." and will be fol-
lowed bv Kugeuli: Blnlr, In "Znzu," 8-13.

iMI'KltlAb TIIBATRK (Tolls It. WendOl-

schuofer, malinger). — Blchard Hunter's new
piny, "Paul Hevere," wns well received Jnu.
25, nnd loudness held good. Florence Bind-
ley, lu "A Midnight. Marriage," Feb. 1-U:
'"hie Worst Womtiii In London" 8-13.

Park Tiikaxui; (Spitz & Xnlhansun, man-
agers). — "His SIster'H Shame," a melodrama,
week of Jan. 25. The Howard Slock Co.
wes soeu in repertory week of Feb. 1, "Win-
chester" 8.

Kkith's Tiieatrk (Charles Lovouberg,
mnunger). — One ot the best bills lif the sea-
sou, Jan. 25-110, was headed by Edmund Day
nnd Co.. lu "Shipmates ;" Ethel Lew. Sis-
ters GtiMcli. Fleury Trio, [tarry Lc 4,'lulr, and
De Witt, Bums nnd Torrance. i»f seventeen
acts twelve were new to the house. The pro-
gramme Tor Feb. 1 Includes : ltonshv's "in
Paris." Wliischcrinnii's lionrs ami monkeys,
Ihe Two Avolos, Churles Ernest, Wnterhnry
Id-others and Tcuiiey, the MauWonds, Murv
Dcsiuoud. the Flttglbbous-McCuy Trio, Mur-
pliy and Francis, Billy Burke. Bono nnd
Smith, Bin Gregsons, the Aerial Smiths, and
Hie llaliuibnrn Tmii|>e.

Wf:stMlNSTt:ii TiiKATiiB (George II. Batch-
eller, innnnger). — Hush's Bon-Tuns en,vo n
gt«W show .Inn. 25:10. AI. Beeves' Big Co.
followed Feb. 1. The bouse bus been re-
novated, and new provisions have been made
for saiftey In case of Are.

nRNsoN's Zoo (J. T. Reason, manager*.
— Billings for week ot 1 Include : The Bp
tints. In llvlhg marble statuary; Mettler,
n novelty entertainer, and Irwin, nn aerial-
1st. Attendance miitinnes good.

Xotr-S.— Prist, Jiillits F. Ward's views of
the Passion' I'M)' were shnwn nt tho Im-
perial afternoon tihd eyehtug of Jnn. 24. ... .
Clarke's Itorldence Btlhd gave its sei-ond
nnuunl concert: nt Inffttltfy Hall evenlDg nt

24 The second regular concert of the

Arlon-Club la ■ Looked for Feb. 8, at la-

S-13.

Theatrb Boiai, (F. W. I/> Clnlr. mam.
ger).— The Morning Glories Bnrlesinie v„
did splendid business week of Jan. ■'", -ii'
The Moonlight Maids Feb. 1-0, Snm Dr-vere's
Co. 8-13,

Tinman Nation-at, Fbancair d;. (;.,„.
vrean, mannger). — The penimnent smek iii
In "La Fils ans Deux Mercs," io nwd
houses, Jan. 25-30.

T.'ikatiii: Dks Xotjvpautes.— 'I'he norma-
nent stock eo., In "l/» Demimonde." |« tun
houses. 25-30. "Cabotlns" Feb. 1-U.

WiNDsnn HALi,.— The Pittsburg Orrhes-
tra Feb. 8.

Toronto. — At the Princes* (0. B. Shop
pard, manager). — E. H. Sothern. in "The
Proud Prince," drew large nnd fashionable
Bouses for the entire week, Jan. 2."WI0
Henry Irving, presenting "The Merchant of
Venice," "Waterloo" nnd "The Bells." Feb
1-3 ; Kelccy nnd Shannon. In "Sherlock
Holmes," 4-0; Henry Miller 8-13.

OiUNn Opkra IIoiihh (A. J. Smnll, mnnn-
ger). — "Under Southern Skies" drew fair
bouses Jnn. 25-30. Charley C.raprHlii, in
"The Awakening of Sir. Plpp." Fob. DO.

■Majkstic Thkatbh (A. .1. Smnll. mana-
ger). — "Tho Price of Honor" drew well Jan.
25-30. "Deserted at tho Altar" Feb. l-(l,

•Sura's Maura (J. Shea, mnnnger).—
A big business Jnn. 25-341. Bill week of
Feb. 1-0 : Ilosnlro Oiierrero, Fisher ami 1 'ar-
roll, Bellman and Moore, Avon Corned v Four,
Bedinl nnd Arthur, Brandon nnd Wiley,
Couture and (llllcttc, Tyco nnd Jermnn, I lie
klnetograph.

Association Halt* — Alberto Jones will
appear here nn Feb. 4, under the pn i mange
of his honor the lieutenant governor nml
Sirs. Mortimer Clark.

Stae TiiEATnn (F. W. Ptnlr. mannger).—
Harry Bryant's Ilnriesquers, Jnn 25-30, drew
large' houses for the entire week. Olio:
Dnrmodv, Cnsmore nnd Florence, the line-
hetts, Kennedy nnd Cnmeron. nnd Ihe ITnrry
Bryant Imperial Japanese Troupe. week
of Feb. I. Beilly i Wood's Co. Week of
S, Weber's Dainty Duchess.

Quebec. — At the Auditorium Theatre I v
J. Smnll, manager). — "Deserted at the Altai-"
was here Jan. -•">, for three nights and mall-
nee. It proved n. good nttractton nnd played
lo big business. Tbn nnnnnl concert, of the
Ouebec Snowshon . Clnh wns the attraction
25. It wns tho society event of the seasnn.
r.nd tbn house wns simply packed. The
oiiierrnlnmont was under the direct Inn of
1/jcal Manager .1. E. Tnrton, and It was u
huge success. At the close Mr. Tnrton wns
called before the footllglilu nnd presented
with n gold headed enne in rerognltlon of
his many kind services rendered to ihe clnh.
Mr. Tnrton was very much taken by surprise.
lint repllwl In his usual good style. Bebeccn
Warren, In "Tegs, of the D'Urbervlllcg," wns
ii welcomed treac 20, 30, and wns greeted
with packed houses. Coming : William Ho-
nelli. In "A Mnn of Ihe World," Feb. 1-3.
Jacquks Caktiek Ham. (Louis Berlin,
manager).— M. Prml and his French stock
Co., In "Cyrano do Bergerac," plnynd, to
packed houses, during tho week ending Jan.
30. The cast Is exceedingly strong and Ihe
nudlcnces were well pleased.

m " ■

Vancouver. — At the Opera House (E. It.
Thlcketts, manager).— "Lost Blver" Jan. 10.
Tho bioscope pictures of living Cnnniln were
shown four evenings nnd two matinees. 2o-
23, to good business. Flsk Jubilee Singers
20, "Are Von a Mason V" 27, "Devil's Auc-
tion? 30, Florence Itolicrts, In "/.tun," lo*,
2. nnd "Magda" 3; Alberta Gallatin, lit
"Ghosts," 5.

Pkopla'h Tiieatrb (Carl Bereh, manager).
— "The Private Secretary," week of Jan. IS-
23, 'greatly pleased Inrge audiences, coin-
ing: "Forgiven" week of 25.

Bsipihb Thkatbe. — Excellent vaudeville
drew well 18-23.

Savov Theatre. — Good variety entertain-
ments nightly, 18-23, did good business.
«
London.— At the Grand (F. X. Korman.
manager). — Tom Mnrka closed a successful
week Jnn. 23. Booked: "Tho Power of Hie
Cross" 30, "Ilolty-Tolty" Fob. 2.

Lokdon Opkra Housb (Alex Harvey, mnn-
nger). — Tho Innocent Maids packed tin'
house Jan. 22, 23.

Kote. — Owing to the severity of the wentn-
er nnd snow storms several companies had
lo cancel dates In Western Ontario. Fortu-
nately nothing was booked at the Grain
week of 25. Tbn Innocent Maids Co. ronld
not leave thn city 25. Trains were canceled
on several of the railroads,

■ ■

St. John.— -At the Opera House f A. 0. Skin-
ner, manager). — Tho Dnlley Stock Co. govc
very pleasing performances of "Tho New
South* Jan. 21-23, to good liuslness. 'ihe
company opened Its sixth week 25, with a
linn performance of "Little Lord Faitntle-
roy." to hlg business. Little Edwinu Pnnl
lmule a lilt In tho title role. Others deserv-
ing of mention wore: Curl Eckstrom, Mr.
ltoblnson. Mr. Neville, Mr. Sothern, MM*
Townsend nnd Miss Carr. Aftor tho matinee
Wcduesdny afternoon Llttlo Edwlna Pnnl
holil a reception on the Opera House stage,
which was attended by almost ono thousand
ladles and children, who took advantage ot
the opportunity to pay their respects to the
tnleuted llttlo lady.

Winnipeg; — At Hie Winnipeg Theatre
(Clms. C. Lludscy. manager). — Tho Kl ties
Baud eniun Jan. 21-23. and played to three
wely large houses, giving good satisfaction-
"Foxy Grniidpa" opened a three nights en-
gagement 11), to n full house, nnd put up "
strictly llrst class show. Thn advance sale
for 27^, 2S wns very largdi Tlie BostonlniiH
2». Kit, '"I'lie Ronnta Brier Bush" full WW
ut Feb. 1-41.

St. Cnthnrlnea.— At tbe Grand Opera
House (Chns. II. Wilson, manager).— Boat;
B. Munich, in "The Light of Other Days,
came Jan. 23, to a full house. Marks Dres-.
la repertory, week of 20, did good business.
Hooked: "Under Southern Skies" Feb. -•
"Unity Tolty" C, Geo. F. Hall, In "A Bagged
Hero." 12.

Woodstock.— At tho Opera House.--
Robert Mftntcll appeared la "The Light "f
Other Days," to a fair audience. Jan. -■-•
"The Power ot tho Cross" 28, "Fnder South
em Skies" Feb. 4.

♦ »»

— "Love In a Cottage," a new comedy, h*
Captain Hnsll Hood, wns given Its lira] pro;
ilnrtion evening of Wednemlny. Jan. 2i. »'
Terry's Theatre. London, Eng: The press re
iwrts from London concerning the piece were
uot very encouraging.

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Ili-liizinuii, Bvut. . Mr*, Vruiik
IIuiIkuii, Mubcl Ollrcr, Nettle
Hammer. I'ertillo, Ada

tin. F. .1. Trlec. .Mrn. C. V
Hilton, MimMJ l'onelt. ltcnu
Uarriiigraii, rainier, Uel

•■ Illliln I'litti'i'hon. Dora

llayeii. Oath. J. Patrick,
Henry, Ada Annbelle

lliininton. Slary I'nrker, Itone
Hull, Blanche I'rcatoii. Ill lit-1
llajwowl, tlrace t'enillelon. Bent,
lloyes, (icnio Fesllcy, IJMe
IlaiiirnoiHl. >r. I'nrker. Xell
dolmen, Mnvy 1'rTneetoi..
llulTinnn, Nettle Marvel

IIH1, Carrie I'ool. K'lna

lliii'tljnie, Mark'. I'lillllji*
Ilnyter, Anna Mnmlane

Hlliten, Lll. I'rlnee. Mra L ).

Hnstlnga, l'lor s I'otrera, I-;.
Iluiif'inl, Qnlno, Murjorle

Mrx. C. II. Hay. Viola
Boll. Pauline Hlley. Knili.
IlenileraoiiH, Itaj monil, Stelln

i.'iimni Keece, l.<— -i ii-
liting, Vera Koilgers, Jei«.
Ii-wln, May ltolwou, 1,11.

ilolmwin. Minnie llodr.ii. Guzclla
Jonlan, Dolly Kaymonil,
.ti-ffrlis, Buy Dimke

Jolinstonc, Itynn, Mnnil K.

Nell J. Howe. A iMIi-
Jnequea llnriU i llusni'll, HI Ira
Jefferson. Myra llleanlo, Alberta
Knox, June Baynioii, Lottie

Klnunlrtl, Irene Itouioln.
Kramer, Mauillc .Mrs. Walt

Knvalitu, lirnce ltcvcre, l;icn in
ICIiicmlcy, Julia Iteetl, Mne It.
Knrlu, Kotenil Ityan, I.'jlu
Kelley, Mm. Itlmiules, Maggie

(K. & Vlolctte Rnudull,
Krtcey. Nell. Mm. J. I..

Kceiinn. May A. Rosa, I.ultelle
Knox, Juenei.ta Ityau, I.ulu
Kennedy. Jean, fulter. Mr». C A
l.cltoy, BesHle SLClnlv, ICnnle
l.lttlc, Beasle st.l.iim. Dnlxv
I .imli'U Hlstera Selgle, Soplila
l.nBlnnclie Slst. Sultuii.
.iIUiv, Muriel Mis. .liii'li

labile. Kl^a ,Slei;el, Kiiuna

Linden, Dnlay Seymour. Mny
Lung, Sadie .Shaw sr.-iri-
r.nutb,,L61lta Saiulersou, Julia
LlvlngBton. Klngleton. Ann

' Mra. Chrla. Khoemaker. Nell
r.ltte, Bessie Sullda. /urn
I j:\vIh, Irene Hultoii, Mrs. J.
Lenlinrr, Ida Scott, Besa
l.aBdoth, laju.'se Scx-Iey, Blossom
l.uVnii. FloK. Sarlellii, MIsh
l.nnson, Laura Mnt'lulr, Julhi
l.ynan, l.ll. T. Snufonl Slslen
Luliell, Bessie Weolt, Carrie M.
I uruliie, Ktltc Stewart. Jestlu
Lewis, Franklo Htaulon.
Lnulif. Mrs. Uoy Kathleen

Moore, May Starr, lVanc.-*
Stnrrlott Twlng Sellon, .Mrs C A
Mnrlaiidc, Juiie Seymour,
Merrill, Maude Mrs. M. A. K.
Meeker, Minnie Turner, I'enrl
Montrose, Hess. Todca, linvgeue
Mlley, Knlhryn Turner, Ituth
Morlsa, -May • 't'owiie, l.vui,.ii.i
Monroe, TrLile Talliot, Mnud
MUtvu. Ethel Vaiortni. May
Minilicw.'. Ili'ss. Vniln.ils, Mrs. I!
Mnssoney, *- • Veilder, .'''niiuy
Carrie A'anec, Olai lee
McDonald. - Weleli, Alice
Mrs. Ed. Wynne. Moan
Mason, Noltt" Winter. •
Morcusliaui. Mrs. Banks

Mine. WuIIctk. Soi'lile
Moredllli Sisters Wagoner. Klorn
Montrose. Ik'ss. Weeil, Mrs. It M
MctJruinb, Hazel Weed. Mnllle
Mclvule, Nell Welch, Alice
Melbourne, Werntr, 'Jliue.

HasseljWnoils, I 'iln
JtcLane. 0. Wayne. Bessie

Miles, Ha Zola, Mine.

Myers, Carrie I
UE.\TjLEMEN'S list.

Amold, Harry Ibrgmmei; &

Ainuld, J. e.

tdimliacli, J W
Aflilnii, i ■'
aiikw, Bert B.
Adam Inl &

Taylor
Aslilun, Ilelie
Adaius, J. Jt.
Ailmus, O. F.
AleimiikH', Jus,
Andrews, C. E,
Argw, II. D.
Andrew*, Bdwd.
AllireiUt, Hans
A»rt. —
Alldiil, Herb. '
Adams, Lionel
.'.iinenls. Mens.
Aldrleli, Kverclt
Arii*itong, I; A
AHMglit, Kred
Aelkein. A. ff.
Arlla, Tau -•
Mem, —
Arlliur, Walt.
"All lluba" Co
Ailaiim, Andy
•J drlcli. Everett
Allis, jr. s, -i
■Metwauilrom, C.
Allen. L. J.
AttaVnus &

Kveus
■'■'JaniH, Mr.
names,
„ , Sum & 11.

'Oik. J. L.
I*lls, tl. II.
Icn AH
Wmi, D. E.
I'runnlec, J. D,
I'lniM.. Jue
lurrett. Jos.
Jlwii, II. j.
1'iirloii. lieu.
*2"Si Maurice
ft** Itube
iiliiklmurst, V, J
Jlarri'tl. Jus.
{jlwHlell. Kdw.

•e«ly. ciias.

•nrke & l| US sell
"Inien, ,li>«
['Wan.. Chester
hluUmvst. F, J,

•eles. Louie

looks, Corncjr

•loom, l*iv|»
"•ran, F. D.
J'arWcr. C,
J'fli All, II.
Latcusllcr.
„ '>Vm. H.

J-oivers it Curtis

•rry. Jimmy
irnrllj, Tba
IMae, Ji«
£'•"*!>. llerb.
1 •llHr. 3n*.

: "i,.||. wm.
'jolleit. |. p,
Dwill. C, 11.

Klmberly
llenedlct, Ahleu
Bernard. D. O.
Brown, Tom
nernhnrd. Jno.
Bert, Wild
linker. W. O.
Ilrooks, <Joniey
Bulger, llnrry
Bobuunou &

Corey
Hennard. F. E.
Iterst, F. D.
Blair, Alex.
Bernlmnlct Uitr
Brewster,

Frank
Brlggs, Ilarv.
Barrett. Dim
peach & Gaw
Brooks, -'15. F,
Bute*. k'-W,
Burnett, O. l„
Biicoiib. The
HIIU. F. It.
Brenimn, ileo.
llnrnels. The
Bull. Foster
Burden & lleimn
Burt, Frank P.
Brecu, Thos.
Clement, A. It.
Cole, Bob
Onoiwr, !.. It.
Clark. W. T.
Oorrotl, I,, H.
tsdllns. F.
Cunipbell.
3 " Wright
Ola Ire, W. H.
Onslle, II. B.
Chick, John
Cook. Jus. F.
Crane. I.iurcnce
Collins. Milt.
CIHTord, II. S,
CHlTonl ft Burke
Cooper, O. II.
Coolmiiiu DeWll
Uouklin, Henry
Conlon, II. M.
Chenot Oeo.
Caurtbell, Bobt.
Craig. B. W.
Clinreh, V. A. •
Carroll & Clark
(."olii.il. Billy
Cs|ll«wc|l. •
• ". " ;: Octave
Cnrlcton. tl.
Court rlthl. Wm.
Ctildwcll. Jack
t'nnnlngliam, Jer
Coekerlll. J. A.
Co*. 3. T..
Crollun A

- St. A Ira
Church. F. A.
Cook, Frank
rarrolli.'T. W.
i.'llironl, Hilly

PvletVU, b»ijk

Coukley &

JlcBride

I'oleinnn lturiicy
Caulicld &

Carton
Cooper. L. II.
Campbell. Doc
L'uiiiilugliiim,

It. W.

Cllft.m. J. I).
Cillllliili. IJiv.'lie

Coast. C. I".
Clauillo, B.
ChorlU-n. liar.
Colin, Willi.
Collnud, diii<.
Oleury. <*. V.
Chiiiiuiloii. J. 'I.
Ccwtello. J. U.
Cauilibetl. Jack
Clifton, II. l>.
Darin, J.
Doris. Oeo. U
DeBne, Uobby
Droit, .Tuck
DeVenux, W. 0.
Desmond. Win.
Dorr. Alt
Darby". Fr»»l
DeVelilc & %'lilu
Donovan. <lcu.
DavLs. Win.
Downey, Kdwd.
Dooley. Bern.
Dclloiidy. V.
Daniels, V.
I'mrri'll, till)'
Dudley &

i Cliwlyn
Doody ft Wells ,
Dlekliuoa. W. S
DeWItt, J.
IKiwIing. O. W.
Denvcs. W. R
Iielioll. O. M.
DrVuul. J. X-
DniJnna Family
Drake, —
Del'onlas. The
Dale, ISO.
Dlumnnd. <le<i II
Domtiignet. H.
Daly. w. J. _
Dawson. Ben".
IleHolt, '.I. M.
DeVerc. Bill
Ik-Witt. W. II.
DeVoe. KfMh
Ik-Lacy. A I'-.
Donelioii. C. A.
Detain, liar.
Dunou, I'nnl
Emerson, I- rank
r.Tuns. D. II.
1-Mmunils. W. 0.
Fsslg. Dun
Bun, II any
lipli-r. M. I>
rckbnnlt. «>. J
Krersole. Win.
Ikmsirlr . I
Ford, Jnn.
lUUIt, UUN f»

Ferns,. 1M,
Fields A Ward
1 ranklyn, Cias.

i ■itii. aid

I'rascr. Jack
l'ltisliniuons.

Ilobt.
Floyd, l'ii'il
1'r.inrls, ii. c.
Fiintas, 2
1'llls.iii. !;. A.
I Mior Jt Carroll
Fetters. II. L.
I'ergiiHou H

Mark
talmas, W. It.
I'Jrkett, (lev.
I'niirnln. liny
Fraser, .inn.
Felder, Dam hi
KonliT, Lucius
I eiillimu. Art.
l'rnlon, Fniuk
l'nlko. O. II.
Faint, A. J.
I nnl. Clint
FrlHo), Slg.
t'lemlng. Carl
Feint. Torn
I'lirst, Sam
Fowler, K. K.
Fowler, K. U,
1'nlirney. Harry
Krlitk, Frol
Fern. J"X'
l''niiii'lell'ir, Tin
1'rnnls. Ia:w
l-'ny. Jno.
(ins'iie .V Werner
lieniii'o. Mr.
Urees, llcurv
(lor lou, Mlust.
Oiirniuu, I. J.
dump, Abe
lirossl. All vrl
ilny Hros.
cnrm.in & Fort
I .Imlslo'ie Will I 1
DllllfiiVd

<n Men (lute
. ' ijltnrtcl
ilnllnghe;-.F. M
Silicic k llauuiiin

lllltCM &• Xclsoll

(ImisK, o U.
Cordon, Hleli.
(ii'iires, II. C.
lilllet, Fr-sl
ifreen. Oris,
(innllner. Frank
tillhcrt ■»

Wntsou
linen, Ilirry
I ' l'lllSi U , H. V.
lillson, Clin*.
iluunli), Frmik
(llllilinli. Kurl
lircat Two mid

n Half
(lilllln. I'.
lliuitlier, Floyd
(l.'ikiioii'.' It.
'li.ihin. .Ins.
(iiinlmi. Hob
lins'iie. W. B.
lirlior. Win. .V.
tluiHlwIn. X. B.
Cidiier, Ins.
Cross. Lulls
lioleinun. Mr.
tireliier. Arl.
Ciilsuiiiii, I'V.iii'
(illU'rt. C.
Gray. Barry UK
"Game Keeii

Co,
Hnlglit & Uenii
llniiillit'ii, Ceo.
Harris. J. M.

llull'llinil. II. (I.

llliulltou, J. C.
Hunter, H. V.
lluiuii, I'MiIi :■
Hilton. David
Hey. Chus.
llnckett. J. D.
Hallux, Kurl
lliiteh, Win. It.
llnrlcy, C. B.
llodimrt. Alex.
Harts, Musical
llomiuer &

Mason
Ilemelsoet Iaiiiis
1'i.itliuwuy &

Walton
1 Inrrls. Clem
llensliaw. Vella
Hull. F. B.
•lleuits oC Oak'
Co.
Howe. D. K
llenleys. Til'.'
ilntelilngs.

Dwlghl
I linesbiirj . II.
Ihslgliis, Ca;il.
Dupiicr. Geo. F.
Hepburn, W. \V
"Ilumply

Diiinpty"
lllnes. Gi"!.
llndgcus, I'M
lliiiniiier. l.ou
Howe. Dell
Hi lacy. It. F.
ilntliuwuy *:

Walton
lioyt. Henry E.
llylknil. J. J-
'•iuskell. Ismey
iinyward ft

llnywnrd
Hiinilllon. How.
Iliinliiiiiii. W 7 . J.
•Hot Old 'riive'
Co.
Ilumpton. Bin's.
Iliihues, Jack
Heller. M. It.
Henry. J. Ik,
Hurley. '.;■ II.
llohiies. Wie. 4
Ilorau. Kdi'le
llcrbst. Arl.
Herbert. II. tf.
Hayes. Turn
Ma. Ilsbrrt '
Ingersoll. Geo It
l\es. A. I..
luce. B. «'. (L
■lordiiii. .Ins.
,;.l)iii..in. .1. K.
Junker. W. A.
Ji-nes. 0»car
Johnson. Julius
Mssk V. H.
Johnson. II.
Jumdle. Hur.
.lonulugs ft .

Renfrew
JoIiiisoii. V. IV.
Jones. 1*. J.
.ioliuson. 0. r.
Jiavons, 'llni'.
Kearney. P. J.
Kelilteilr. .1. J.
Koch. II. I.
I'.enl. Jno.
Keai-sley. J. II.
Kellv ft Ailunn
Kelly. W F.
KsMkt, II. s.
Krai"'. Hmv M.
KarsM Geo. M.
Kriinn. "'litis.
King. Wall.
King. C. II.
Feiiur.. Cliiis.
Knight. iVin. C.
Kent. Wol.
belron. « ■ U.
Kelley. !««■
tinnier, lies.
Knox Go-
Kaspiir. A.

Ktlfrj. I' 1 ""''
Leon. Julian
K.vlilcr. Anton
Kii'fe. Jno- ,
Mmball. Fred
Fast. K. '>■
Lurlr. <"■•/■
hosiers, the
Kelly. T. F.
Kelly. Ton;
hlna. Walt,
laltiie. Wm.
Ij'i'i Hold.
Ia-«sh, Al.
Logon. !'• A.
Ijirrltiw. A. < •
i.oonils..'" >•
Lalieuo, Great

l.unaard IJrua.
Iiingdon. U. R,
l.liulernian. Q A
I *«»",• F. W.
I*wir. ,f. p.
Lvncli. J. W.
1-lndttnnii. G. A.
I.ef.lalr, W. 0.
Link. If. w.
I.inol, K. F.
LnChilr ft West
l.eltiiy. Wall, ■
I .tin linn. Wm.
latell. I-Mwln
Lamia. II.
I.el'lulr. W. G.
I '-"Ik. llndjl
Lawrence, liar.
UWItt. Chas.
I . numXiie, Fat.
I iiMi'lil, Kih'lP
l.snlee Harry
I.Mirencc. Eil.

I .MIllS. I..

Leigh. B.ms.
l.elgti, Ferev

l.uekc. Dnvlit

l.nwande. Mart
LeVanla, The
I.a»'lle. X,
1.11 <M:ilr. W. O.

I.etliie. ,liii>
Leoiuird, Jas.
LnTell. 'Iilnln
la'sh-r, S. K.

LoGruuile.

uii i. -.tn

I Mil. Alex.
l.e«U. I'lniide
Lnlti'iiue. liar.
Levy. Joe
t.i in ui hi. I'.l.
McKec'B Orcli.
Maddux, B. Ii
McAvoy, A. ,T.
Mlteliell. lien
Vnrks. T. II.
Mcl-'nrlniiil,
;, Honlt

Mimselnian, C II
Murphy ft

Nichols
Mi'Doimhl. Kd
Muson Itenl

Comedy Co.
Merliin. K.
Moiik. Wm. V
McKeever ft

Sundry
.Montrell, (it.
Mnttloek. (Jon W
McDow. II. B.
Melnotte, II. K.
Mccarty, Styles
Millolte, U. A.
Mnlmliig. E. W.
MortMiiie. 11.
Murrny. Chas.
Mnllgeiiu. Jack
Monngluin, Win.
Misire. F. A.
.Marker ft

Morrlssey
MarlluelG. Alf.
AleXell. Xell

M: lilillili. W. 0.

Mniigeuii. Jack
.Warty. T.
Aliniloek. II. I).
Melkiiuihl. i J.
Mark, U. it.
Murplty, Flirg.
.Murpl.y. W. T.
Moore. Hurry
Meyers. VrviX
Muriihy. Wn'il.
Mueay, Jno.
MeDowell. W. I,
Miller ft Mny
M.l'elnille. Hob
Morlcy,' T. J.
Murks. H. II.
Milton. Frank
Allllei, Fibllc
Morse. K. '.'
MIIIIl-iiii. Hairy
Mn rsd, It.
Metlec. .1. It.
Moucrlef. Kilwd
Met'all. Wm.
Miller. F. P.
Motion. L. J.
MeAnlltfA MM
Aliirrou, J. A.
Mlchelseii. Tiior
Martin ft Qel.-,-
MIHor, it. It.
MeGlulcr. W - . T
Merrill, Sam
Mallow. Duv
MneAvoy. A. .».
Morton, 'frnnule
>liirkey. Frunli
Mnek. Harry I'.
MeMiihon. T. .1.
Mollyueiix. Arl
aii Cull Trie
Mnrshull. Bert
Xewell. Clninle
Mtliols, I'.
Xygurd. Kd.
Xello, Mr ft Hn
X. 1'. Quarlet
Xcwelt, A. II.

Nelson, 0. W.
Xlssen, Walt.
Nu I Ion nl Trio
Nulrn, Knil
Velio. Edtvtl.
Nlghton. 'lis).
Xorworlh. Jnek

leriiiun. A. It.
.Nairn. W. "H."
lilvto * t'nwu
Cilery. Mult
(il to. Frank
oimuiid. last
(ii-ioii. Sum Ii.
lilts. 1

ti'lbmrke. Win.
li'Xelll. W. 11.
Hit. Mini
nlsou, A. D.
I'oners. Andrew

loree ft Junes
Primrose

Quartet
Plilloox. Gist.
Iiieknrd. T. C

iwer. Win. II.
I lilelte. Will.
I'lovulsky, Cha«
I ii liner. Dell
I'lnukel, J. E-
I'lielntas. P. K.
Perkins. Ilnrold
l'a.sfls'rts. I'he

ower*. Ma

owei-s. I. T.
Paul. (I. M.
Peterson. Gu»l.
Iioctor. Itu.vm.
I'leiillce. T. A.

idsnii. AL

overs. Jus.
I nylon, it. V.
1'iobst. I. A.

nee. W. II.
I'lisapart". .

1 in li el 0,'
filor Bn.s.
iucoI I
Mnsie Co
I'nssp.irt. W.
Ilunkell. I'll is.

i.tls, F. I..
Oiiliilmnl. C.
llni'kwwi'l. II. "
Kin. IMio
Kb*. F.. It.
111... Edil.
bisnr. Frank
do Bros.
Holdnsoii, W. A.
llullcilge. It. F.
Itiy. 1»<>:
liiek.inls.

I'liarley

UMurria 'i'lsio - .
tlobbtns. F. A.
Itjllilmn, IS. I-.
Uutilon. Prof. C
lleuil. A. K.
luvklaw. Don
Keilau. Ilirry
Cottlengler. I-..
lieytiolds. U-w C
lailhrllla-rg. I'M.
Itll.Hile. Geo.
Ilnoserell. .IjOttN
Itoiiiulo. Mult.
Reiik. Wult.
l;liii!lhig. Gi«.
JlUfofd. Uev,

Itogi-rs, Win. Z,
lUaluc. 'A*. S.
Iteteunl,
.; Mr. i. Mrs.
Ilowll. W. U.
l'.olllegh ftlU'iird
Kowe, J. V.
Hfrnard, K. f.
liobMus ft

Trenaieiin
ltenoa, :t
lleeil. P. 0.
Rochester. It. F,
Howe. Wm.
Kotlii'iilk'ig. El.
Ilailelltte. Claud
Rooney, Pat
lllee ft I'.nly
lllu. A'lolpb
Itlder. 11. V.
Itiilinitiid. J.
Stone. II. A.
Stint™. Ilnirv
^ehueltler, Jiw.
Sluck|H>h', Arl.
Seymour. Ed.
Sweet, (i. n.
Stewart k

Raymond
Suillli. I'. II.
Shot well. .1. X.
Slellhig. Mr.
Seymour ft .May
Sidney. Gen.
Si-lmoM. Em.
Sejiuinir, llarr.
SI. lawn. Air.

Slllloll. .l.iefc

Snwielle. J. A.
StuTiirilnle. j.
St. Leon. Gils .He
Stlner. Fnil
Shrewsbury HJ
SI rails, Herm.
Stlekney, Jr..

Ilobt.
Slodilart. J. II.
Stanton. Walt.
Smith. Diamond
Recly, Chas.
Strakoseii Aveiv
Htiinley. Arl.
HHIcorge, I'riink
Stanley, Harry
St rock, ,1. M.
Surra, Geo.
Rjiann, Lynm
Sbcpai-il, Hen
Saivmv, Glllsirt
sieveni. E. P.
Slulier, F. »;
Sluley ft

BIrheck
Seeley, Wm. It.
Slater Players,

Xo. 2
Sllverlake. Arch
Straus, Herm.
Seuinnn, 'Jims.
Siiiifonl, .fete
Pecker.

Will es ft 8.
Smllli, W. C.
Sully ft

Phelps
Slewert. II, SI.
Stafford. I-:. I..
Shin. M-.rain
Shore Aires ft

St. Clair
Sliinslleld. F. II
Spissell Bros.
Seymour. Dave
sinllh. Ilulpll
Suillli, Ctnua.
Smllli Jr.. Clms
Slevens, il. P.
Strunds. Tin*
SoutlieviiH. Tie
Sellen, Clms.
tlubcis. Emit
Steliiuinnu.

Herm.
Sehrr ok ft Rke
Shaync. Jno.
Shore. Acre* ft
St. Clair
'riioiiiiwi_.il, j. w
Tretot, Edwin
Ihuycr, ,1. It.
I'tilmr, Uai'J
Tliacker, Wm. I!
Thomas, (iu.
Turner. 1 '. J.
lliorne. .1. 11.
'fineliintin. Murt
I'eniuiit, II. W.
Teel. (1. M.
riierne, Willie
Tanner, E. A.
1'essler, Wm.
Till. Jno.
Tyler. Boh
'Imoiiy. Jnn.
ten Invoke.

Lambert ft T.
I'ini. Albert
now. s. .1.

I'owler, G. IS.
Turner. E. A.
fhrclkelil ft

Wlekfl
Turner. R, A.
iissniiu. G.
VmiEst. Joe
Van. Billy
\llliee. K K.
Vsmer, Ansun
Van Doriis. The
Vnek, F. II.
Vnro. Frank
VuiiDyne. C. W.
Walker, AVnrien
Walek. E. C.
Wluoliu ft

Frank
WlltiuinK.

Dave II.
Wilson. F. H.
Warner. Hen 11.
•Vhllley ft Bell
W vim ft I Inn

iHiuuins. <;. w.

•Valker. E. E.
Wilson 'J'rlo
Vllson. .1. II.
Wilson. Frank.

Trio
Wills. .1. II.
Walker. F. T.

Williams, J. II.

Weal. lh'Forest
Wright. ili»J. 0.
Williams, <leo.
Wlluicr ft

Vincent
Wllllnins. I^on
Wyiiiuu ft

Gtirner
iVIglon. Don C.
Wallers. S.
Weaver , Hugh
West. .Iil->.
Wljorm, H. !•■
Wiillaee. J. C.
Wiildo. Wm.
•Vrlghl. F. J.
vt blinker. Geo It
Wills. Geo.
Woolsou. Wm H
Wulte. II. T.
Wooibvnrd, ^■ V
Wilder. M. P.
Wulluee Hill W
Wlnnc. J. SI.
Walker. War. ill
Willi leu. G.
Wllllnins. '" H.
'Viivee. l-*risl
Willis F.imllv
Williams. CUnt
'Vnod. S. IS.
r.'lckliam. SV. A
Wrlglit. E. I.
Wesley. Hen
'Vlllhiiil". Lecau
Wllllnins. Pert
Wyuu ft lln'
Wlllkiins. SI'.".
'Veser. Hss
■Vlnlerhog.

f I. A. SV.
^Vbw ft Mlllo'i
'.Viaxlvllle. .Lis
svlggens ft

Cnvii
iVolson. Ia'W
'.VIIsisi. F. II.
Voting. I'llli
louliirkey.

, Prime
Xi'Uiieto. Ctiis.
■Mi. Jolly
Zclu ft D1IU

INHIAVA.

Indlanniiiills.— AtCngllBirsOiK'ru llauso
1*5. ','• Miller; mttnster).— "A hammt
Mghtluanle," Jan. 21. 23, tare au euSaM
eiitertaliimfnt. tu ifuod buslncas. llowniil

In "Itonifby Vernon, nf Hniltlou Hall," "8-
.in : John lirew, Iu •The Second In Coin-
mamV Feb. 1. -.': lllclinril t'nrle, In "TlK!
remlerfiiot." 4 : lii-acn Van Stmlillford. In
"lleil I'e.ltlier." S: "Tlie Sultan of Hnlu" 8,

in "The 8iH'nilers,'' IS, lit.

Paiik TitKATMi: (lMtrkNun & ThIImU, man-
UBeraL— "llapjiy l!<M•ll»lnn.•• Jnn. •Jt". , l. Illled
I he house to IM ilimrn ut every perforni-
iinee. "I'rom Hugs to lilrhcs," 23-2 1. svaa a
new otio that nutile giant "The IVaiieralc
l.iirrt llurrlnitlon" 2S-:ti». "Her Only Ma" Feb.
l-.i. "A Unituetl Hero" 411. "The Little
Church Around the Comer" 810, Hoynl MIL
phi iu ns n-i:t.

Giianii iii'kiia Itol'SK.— The Wclaon Tronno
was Ilic tup liner Iu Hie tile vaudeville bill
week of Jan. 23. >lr. mill Mrs. Harry Thorn
ft Co., l.n Troupe Cnrmen. Warren am!
Illinii lini-il, iiioeksoin ami Burns, Slnrlluettl
und tlniHsl, James 11. Cullen. Flo Alitor, ami
tin* Mnseopi- all iniulo sotul. lluslneaa wna
very bis. Fiir wei-k at l-'eb. 1 : Fnnu>* lllee,
Ailellnu lloiiiiliui und Clare Slevens. Three
Fortunes, Karlc and Wilson, Richards and
Montrose, licit and lluslk, Beatrice More-
land, ami the blogrooe.

rxiQCR TiiKATiir. (Qalph TliorhiiH, man.
iijrcrl. — ItiiHlncss was very blir at thU fnmllv
resnri week of Jan. 23. Aildlson mill Llv-
iiigsioii wns iho strongest team Hint lins
appeared nt Mils house. For week of Feb.
1 : Curios Hilly, Franklin nud De Forrest,
and Humes and Lewis.

Emphik Thuatkk (Chas. Zitnincrmnu, man-
ager).— The l.'loplnus. week of Jnn. 23.
(.nve a good performance, lo moderate busi-
ness. Fred Irwin's Hlg Slinw week of Feb.
1, and Itcntz-Sntiiley week of H.

Xotk.— E. K. Haley, biislness mnnnger of
"Trinity Chlu.es," arrived at his home hero
Jan. 27, from Chicago, where iho show
closed.

ICvunsvllle. — At the Grand Opera House
(I'Cdley & llurcli. tniiiingersj. — "His Hois
kills," Jan. IK, cnllcil out a good Iiuiikc. and
gave general satisfaction. The Four Coining,
2d. played to a pneked house, mid gave into
of the cleverest performances ever seen here.
The F.vniisvllh' high whiml gave a very
clever production of "Tim lllrnls" 21. nttiL
though only local talent was displayed, thu
perf ofinuiiee mil with generous applause. The
Heml-unniinl coiiimencemeitt was held 22.
"Ben llur," liooked for n wci'k. with tw»
inn I lures. 23 to :it», opened to S. It. II. John
Drew comes Feb. a. Ilowunl Dorset 8-1(1,
t.'lura Hloodgoud 11, Wm. II. Crane 13.

I'kopi.i'.'s THLATliu 1 1'edley & llurcli, uinu-
ngersi. ---This liiuisi: was crowded at nlinost
every peifornmiice of the Zitzelle & Vernon
Viiiidevllli! Show Um entire week of Jan. is.
liieleiuenl. wenthcr lusted all week, but large
crowds bruvcil II, ami were repaid. "Tltfl
Tenderfoot" played, to S. II. O.. 2t. at ml-
vaneed prices, and the house fairly shook at
each etieore. The company wns Isiuked lo
ploy iiiiiltiice and night, but on account of
tlie delay of their kjh'cIiiI train from Ihiyloii,
O., only one performuiicc cnulil Ihi given.
"A Iliuich of Keys" Is liooked for 31. "Thu
Silver Slipper." ut udviiiicc prices, Feb. 7 ;
"Mickey Finn" ]4.

Tut: Tkmii.h Tiikathi:. Oivcnshoro, Ky.
ll'edley ft Htireh, luiiiiiigersj. continues to
•In good business, Hooked : "A Hunch of
Keys" Feb. 2. "MIsh Bob While" II. "Mr.
Jolly, ot Jollct." 3 : Fluvla S k Co. 8-1."..

Nutkm. — Baker Hack, of "The Tenderfoot"
Co., played here 21. mid was greeted by
numerous friends. Evnnsvlllc being his home.

The new way of advertising, original

with Mr. Pedley, iiiuiuiger of the tst'iind,
inuile a great lill, ami nllrucled coiiHldcrahle
attention. The advance sale of scuts for
"Ben Hur" was by fur the largest ever

kuown In this city Borneo I'. Frlck

has organized a concert company under the
inline of the Frlck Concert Co., mid will do

some traveling The playing of high

priced |ihiys ut the People's Tlienlrc wus
tried us an experiment, and has proven very
successful. Hereafter only high class attrac-
tions lire to 1st bonked for lilts house.
r s .

Slurion. -Al the liulluiui (K. 1.. Klnne-
innti. Uliifiagerl.— "lite l'l'lnee of Pllsen."
Jan. 21. brought out n full house, mid gate
nil excellent show. Trlxle I'l-lgnti/.a, us the
widow, and Jess I in inly, us Vuiguci". scored
decided hits. "A ileiilleuiiiti of I'riliii'c."
icaiurliig l.'harles lhilloii, was liberally pn-
iruiil/.eil 27. Mr. lialion whs repenleilly
railed befote Hie curtain. The support n(
I'eellltl I 'osteite wits espeelully llnteivoiiliy.
"A Sou of Host" 28. "The Silver Slipper" ill).

"Tlie T Icefoot" Feb. 1, "Nancy Uroivn' 1

4, "Siiperbu" 5, "The Isle of Spice ' 8, "Mac-
beth" p.

Tin: Guam. IK. I.. Klnncinan. manager).

"The Funuy Mr. Huoley" played a return
ilulc. lo full hiiuseh. 21 and mnllnee. "In
Cunvlti's Stripes." 22 nnd iiiilllnec. had S.
It. 0. Houses. "An American Hobo" tilled
Hie house to the doors, both nutlluee ami
night. 23. lillleil: "Her Fulal Kin" 211 and
nuitiiiee. "SI I'lunkard" :m and innllneo. "A
Thi.'-oiighl.reil Trump" Feb. 1, "'I lie Minis-
ter's IHiiighlcis" 2 und matinee, "Shore
Acres" ii unit unit lace.

NuTiis. — The lliitillngtoii Lodge of Elks
gave lis minimi minstrel show Jan. 28, 2!l.

The Ernest (iambic Concert Co. guve

a iiuisl enjoyable performance, before n largo
nud enthusiastic audience. In the auditorium
of the Conservatory of Music, Jan. 23.
a

Frankfort. — At I he lllluti 111. Lunger-
brake, lunnager). — "The 1'rltirc of Pllsen"
came. .Inn. 22, to It large suit appreciative
audience. Coining: Climb's lialion, III "A
I leal l"iiut I) or France." 'M: "Arizona" Feb.
s. Isabel Irving. In "The Crisis," 111.
«v*>

OHKOOK.

loi iininl. — Marijiiiitn (iiund (Calvin
t It-ll iu. inuiiiigcri. — "Arc Von n Mason':"
did line biialni'HS Jun. 18, 1!). Marie SVulti-
wrlghl hail ii big hoiiae 2U, 10 see "Twelfth
Nlghl." "A I'hlilesi! Honeymoon" iilnyttl.
to Hie cupst'lty, 21. 22, and the biggest
iiiullnce In Hie history of the house IS.
"Nappy Hooligan" 23, 2(1, "tjhostM" 27. '!s,
"The Filial SViildlng" Feb. I, 2, "The Dev-
il's Auction" 3. «.

iVuiiiiav'h Thlatiii: (Conlruy ft Ilusse!;.
luuiiugersi.- "la'st Itlver" hud two packed
houses J au. 24. Millie, llentli did very good
IiiisIiiims week of IT. with "For Mother's
Sake." "Mickey Finn" comes ill.

ItAKi'.n's Tiieatiib (George I<. Iluker,
tiiiinagerl. — The I'.uker Theatre HtiM-k Co.
present*"*] "A Cetr.lira.ted Case," to two
good houses, 21. The company did fulr
business week of 17. Ill "The Moth nnd the
Flume" Pollard's Juvenile Opera Co, will
he seen week of ill. opening In 1 Tbe Belle of
New Vork," and the Iluker Theulre Stuck
c.i. wll return Feb. 7, presenting "Jane."

An... nu: TllGA'iut: IS. Morion Colin, niuii-
ngeri.-- HiMlh and llxcells, Ver Viilln, Hie
Ureal Carroll. Ilahluln und Durrani, Lor-
tiilue Sitters, the American blosco|m.

Tin; Paiik Ttii:.\Tiii: l Frank Monroe, inan-
ageri gave Its llrst rs-rforniutiisi Jun 10,
wiih the following bill: Cmutr anil Lewis,
Lewis mid Lewis, Anderson and Kilsle, Tip-
pel mill Kllmenl. T, M. Sls-nitT, iiiovlng pic-
tures. Folloklug Is Hie bill for week (,T 23:
l.urretla Family. Ilelley and ■ Mrdrt'evy.
Itiinl's dog ami iiioiikcy clritis, T. M. Bpeii-
cei. mot lug pictures.

Wl.MBB VAUUJ.N (Flokr Bltrnctt,. tUIOtt'

l-er). — Anils. Dort'tliy Diiyne. Tluim|isou Sis-
ters, Leslie Ptiuieroy, I'aloinii Slslcrs. . Eva
Perl. Memphis Kennedy, and the Forrest
Slaters.

Tin: XIAXK (A. Shapiro, nnitiagcr). — Ilaltle
Ward, Mmh'lliie D'Klmy. John Morrlsou, Jes-
sie Orr, Cora Itlchmotid, laiplltc Josephine.
Donna Ilelie Christ)'.

FnlTfi'N'XKsv Thratiif. (William It Drnwii.
mniinjrer) — Cyclone, Frank Cicnor, Lewis
Slaters, .luck Syniomls, Isviilne Keeslug. Cns-
sle Nelson. Ileal rice Hoilthwlck. Tlp|t*l and
Ivllmerit, Forrest Sisters, the llernnrils.
Davis ami Co., llildle IMIan.

Iti.AZttn's CnNCKItr IlAM. (Kit II. lltlvls.
imiiingeri. — .Mac Allison, llelle Edward*.
Lewis and Luke, Oerlrudo Stevens, tierlle
Thompson.

EtttcKSox'S All sic IIai.i. (II. D. Griffin,
manager). — Helen Mtgnon, Little Sunshine.
Failure Kslelle,

Nutk. — The Park Theatre opened lis doors
as a conllniioua vaudeville house Jan. HI.
Frank Monroe Is manager, and the theatre
Is on Hie circuit of Hie 1'arlllc Const
Amusement Association. 11 Is situated oil
Washington Street. Is'tween Fifth and 8lxlh,
In the heart of the city, and will eater lo rc-
llned audiences. Five shows will ha Riven
dally, nnd leu on Sunday. The theulre con-
sists of one Hour, which Is being, furulahcil
with opera chairs, mill will sent three hun-
dred people. The lobby Is neatly fitted tip III
silver and maroon, mail the stage In 2llxl8fl.
In size.

♦ i «
V1IU1IMA.

Ilteliinoiid. — At the Academy of Music
(Thus, (!. Lealh, malinger). — "Tlie liinm
ways." matinee nnd nlglit Jnn. 20, bud large
midleiices. ' The jilnv wns well rendered.
Mroe. MaiiK'tll lliillmi Grand Uueru Co. pre-
settlnl acls of "Mlgimn." "t'urmeii" anil
"Titivalore" 2it. Hilly Kersnnd's Heurglu
Minstrels played, to a fair audience, 2:1,
being well received. "Tlie Prince of Pll-
sen." 211, 27. broke the record here for nt-
tendance nt this house, playing to standing
room only at each performance. Julia is.
Hansom*, as Hans Wagner, ninths a big till.
"Florodora" Feb. 2, Jefferson Dc AngelTs 3.

Hunt,' TiikathH (Jake Wells, mnnngierL—
Whitney's "Show <ilrl," Jan. 18-2.1, played
to standing loom only I he eiillro sveek, nud
liuidn one of the biggest lilts of the season.
Stella Ma.vbew'H acting wus splendid. Ada
St. Clair, um Lady Clarissa, liuidn 11 big lilt.
Joseph Floyd. Sid Forrester. Sam Mylle mid
It. k. Warren nlso did some clever work.
"The Way of the Transgressor," "T-:u>.

tiluyeil lo large crowds. It wus well rendered
iv mi able cast. "For Ills Brother's Crime' 1
Fell. 1-tl.

Pi'tnasi'm TllliATin: (F. SV. I "nt tin 111 . inn 11
ager).— Feb. Ml: llelle Making. 1 .11 tl.- How-
ell. John Harvey. Alice llollainl, Lemuels and
Scolleld.

a

Vnrrolk. — At thu Academy of Music IT,
(i. t.caih, miiiiiigeri. — The Mmiieill Grand
Opera Co. iilnyetl. to very sallsfiu-lory r*
Hulls. .Inn. 211. "The HlliinwuA'a" delight eil
two very large niiilleiiees. tniilliiee utiil ulglil.
211. Billy Ki'I'siiiiiIh und Ills eoloreil mlu
sli-els pin veil, lo lop heavy houses, 211.
I looked : "Florodora" Feb. SI, Jelf D'Angells
4. "A Texas Sieer" 3, tl. "A Friend or the
Family" H. Hi, "Zlg Zag Alley" II. Kule
elusion 12.

liii.sMiv TitKATiit; (.hike Wells, inaiiagcri.
— "For Ills llrollier's Crime," sveek of Jnn.
2o, pliiyetl itlgblly to S. It. O. "'lllu Mall
Who Dared" week of Feb. I.

Aisii: Tnt:.sTiiH (Clms. M. Wesl, nianiigi'i').
— New iieople for week of I are : MeN'urrls
ami N'urtun. Allln Diimoiic, nnd Culllnn ami
Alton. Business Is good.

Ili.im; Tiin.Miii: (.1. M. ITI1111I1111. nuiiiii-
geri.— People for week of I lire: John Wesl.
Lou Fiillliuin. I'n use Weir, tin' Frank fords.
Florence Edwards. Miiilnlluu Itheiuirtl, May
Ctmnor.s,, Flprence Leroj', nud Hurry u.
Shafer. uuslncss under the new uiuiiuge-
lnriit Is highly satisfactory.

Al PiTiiiiiiui Tiiratiih (J. M. Itniton, man-
nger). — New is'ojila for week of 1 are:
Hadgl I^sslek, Kelly nnd Kelsay. Hie Aliens,
Um Mannings, Mell Grant. Kddle l.ninotil,
nnd Peiiiiiiinii, Itallry nud Slurr. Iluslness
is good.

Tin: M.smiatt.Sn 'I'm: a 1 in:, which bus
Inlelv been run by ('bus. K. Ilcnl/. fur Fred
Fleck, closed lis doors Jnn. 2il.

l , etersl»Hra,--Al Hie Academy of Music
f Wm. K. Fieneli. mil linger). — "The Ilium-

wii.in" was eiilluisliisilciilly received, by 11
gootl sized innllell.e. Jail. 21. Hilly Ker
miiiiIh' Mliihliels pleiihrd a I011 liens jr linilsi
25. "A Texas Steer" Is due Feb. II.

♦» »

DlSlltlCP OF COI.I SIIIIA.

WiisIiIiikIuii. — National Tbealre 1 W. II.
Itiipley, iiimingerL — Muxllie Ellloll, In "Her
■Mvn Way,'* iilnyeil In capueily bouses nil
last week, giving Hie host of siillsriietlou.
Tills sveek, Mntide Adams, Iu "The Preliy
Slsler of Jose." Grace George, In "Pretty
l'c«By." next.

Cni.t .MHIA TltiiATiii: (Liickelt ft Dwver.
tliiiliiigers), — Unvriinie Il'Orsay, In "The
Full of Piiwliirkcl." hnd crowded iniilleiicii
lit every porforniiinee Inst week. Tills week.
Savages English Gi'iiml Operu Co., Ill
"(llhello," "Carmcii," "Lolicngrln," "II Trn-
vnlore." "Tirscn" mid ""llio lloheiiilau Girl. 1 '
"The Prince of I'llaen" next.

L.tF.lVKTfH Uriat.1 Hoi SB (Iru .1. La
Molle, uiiiiiiiger). — Lust week "The Show
Girl" pleiiaeil packed houses. This week.
Ernest Ijimson's "Yuling Toblo lloxle." 'The
lliirgoinusler" next.

I'UAsr'K Tiibatiii; (Miss II. Winifred Do
Will, malinger 1. -Last week the house hud
Its iisiuil erowiled audiences. This week :
Charles T. Aldrleli, Hia i'liloii Catling
Guards, Hue ami llcneiietlo, .lames F. Kelly
mid Hornihy Kent, George Schlliiller. I'ruiik
Itush. Mr. and Mra. tSiiriTner Crime, and the
vltngraph.

Ac.siiiiviv 01" Mi 'sip (John W. Lyons, man-
ngeri. — Liiki week "The SS'lill" Hlnve" had
tlie large following iisiuil at this iiopiilnr
house. This sveek, "Al. Cripple t'reeek."
"Over Niagara Falls" next.

I ; sir 1 in: Tiicatiu: IK. i. ilinkley. mail
iiger).— - This week, "A Human Sluve." "An
Orphan'.' I'rnyer" next.

I.tcKi.M TllKATki: ll'ilgeue Keiiitin. man-
ngeri. — This week, I'lill Sherldun's City
S|Hirls. Iloble's Kiiickerbockers next.
»«»
MAItVLASM).

lliilllmorc. SI Ford's Opiru House
H'liarli"i K, Fnril, iiiiiiuigeri. -"The Prince
of Pllsen" will be heard, for the llrsl lime
locally, Feb. IU Foibes lloberlsuil 11 nil
Cerirnd" Klilott dill A huge business anil
►cored a decided success .Inn. 23-'n>. Attn
lti.'liun nud Otis Skinner iiexl wis-k.

Ai'Aiiiuit op Mi sn' (Nixon * Zimmerman,
inunugers). — liiclninl Miitislield presenis'THil
Heidelberg" week lieglnnliig Feb. I. The ad
vance sale Is egtellelll. "The Marriage of
Kitty" met wllh hearty approval lusl week.
I'uv I ut vis Is iiiinoiiii.cil for K.

M.sutl.AM' Tiiimtiii: 1 James L. Keriiau.
Inuiiuger).' -"Arlzonu" opened I. for one week,
Hyde it l!oiiici|latis did very well lasl week.
Week of 8. Ward ft Vokes.

I'tiASr.'s TliisAi ill: (P. II. Chase, luutin-
gerl. — "Hie First Itorn" Is the bill for the
current week. Lusi week's double bill drew
crowded bouses. "I.'nder Two Flags" will
1st given S and week.

Hof.tiiOAV STHtuT Tin:.»Titi: IKininn. Illfe
ft Hoiick. innnngers).— "Over Nlagnrn Falls"
begins a wit'k'u eiigugemeiii 1. Big business
rewarded ".Si Crlppl. 1'icck'' lilsl wcel..
WM nf 8. "For Ills llrollier's Crime,":

liuot; Tu t>i si, (Criil Wlllsoii, maaageri.
— "StilwJyii Claim" t-0, "Tito ElcvclilU

Pope Manufacturing Co.

Famous Jfclf

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tats preparaiion yon will want do oilier.

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HARRY BULGER'S BIG SONG HIT
"MOTHER^ GOOSE."

ROW BEADY FOR BAHB 01 0BCHE8TU

Tiv WILLIAM H. PEN\ k
the Ballad Hit of £L?
lBRae.1 in High and Lot S
Also line Male Qu»rt« '
An, by S1IATTUOK •

HEELAN and HELP'S Net
Xovelty Song. Evervbodr ■
Going to Sin R It! Thfeffoih
and Munie are Simply Q tetl \

TWO EYES OF BBOWN - - -

Tho Waltz Song Hit! Nothing to Emud
it! JESSIE BARTLETT DAVIS' BirfsoT
Hit in "Bnninie." Anybody can sin,- if'
Issued in High and Low .Keys.

DU, DO, LICHS MIR IM HEBZEN

Or, "The Wearing of the Green "
HEELAN and HELF8 Success
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WHEN her BEAUTY >s FADING AWAY

By BRYAN and KROUSE.
Great Descriptive Ballad. Nothing
can atop this being a Tremendous Hit.
Words and Music an Inspiration '.

Beautifully illuntrateil slides ar.> now in preparation for this *on(:, anil contain ft totally now idea in slides, which will add a hundred per cent, to the interest of illustrated pictures.

MY FAIB BED FEATHEB - -

By HEELAN and HELF.
An Indian Song? Yea! bnt what aNofellj!!
Yon simply can't get away from trie -meloiit.
Try it! R's going to Sweep the Conn try.

MISS MARIA

Jnst the kind ol'a novel, neat,

catchy coon song you are

looking lor. Jnst issued.

By HEELAN and HELF.

CLARINDA

A delightful waltz song, suitable
for any act, and growing in popu-
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MY PALM LEAF MAID

For single, acta or big
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lo melody, and a hit
wherever snug.

KEEP ON A SHINING, silv ry MOON

'Coon

Serenade.

A Success.

I'M SORRY

I'LL BE
BUSY ALL

NEXT WEEK

The

well known

novel coon

song hit.

KI-YO -

By the writftrs of "Pinky Panky Poo." and
equally good. Very original idea in words,
with a comic finisn. Fine number for any
act or big production number.".

THE GIRL YOU LOVE

A genuine ballnd success- |
A feature in "Three Little i
Maids" and "The Silver
Slipper." Easy to sing.

THE SALT t° h f e SEA ™ ME

Great Descriptive Song

for Baritone.
Highly recommended.

THE SUN DANCE

Just issued in song form !
Another novelty of the right
kind. Fine lor character
Hot or hig number.

THE BOYS A GALLERY" MINE

HEELANand HELF8

Great Welti Song Hit.

The Greatest Applaasr

Winner Out!

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February 6.

THE USTETW OYORK CLIPPER.

1205

1206

THE 2STETV7 YOEK CLIPPER.

February e.

You Can Take Your Choice on Either of These Two Pages for the Vehicle of Your Prosperity!

WE EXTEND TO THE PROFESSION TWO DISTINCTIVE BALLAD HITS.

On* Is -fcn* Masterful Mush

MONROE H. ROSENFEUD,

The Author «r "Take Back Your Gold." "She Was Happy 'Till Sne Met Ton" and t'lh.r Notable Boast Successes, and la entitled ^^^ ^^^

THERE ■ 0NE4NLY ON

Jack was in love with a village belle and soon they were to wed,

He loved ber "not wisely, but too well," no the gossips said,

'Till he awoke from his dream one day and heard with bowed down head,

As they told him that his sweetheart had eloped with his comrade Ned.

"Come, cheer up, Jack, Bhe's false, I know, like the rest of her sex i" one cried —

"Tei] mc n woman on earth who's true I" Then tearfully Jack replied:

CHORUS :
"There Is one, only one, yon can trust her with your life ;
There Is one, only one, not your sweetheart or your wife ;
Sun or rain, Joy or pain, she will always cling to you,
Rise or fall, best of all — your mother Is always true!"
— Copyright 1004, by J. W. STERN A- CO.

Time swiftly sped In the country town, Just In the same old way,

Until It was whispered all around Ned had returned one day.

He was alone, for she left him, too, the same aa she did Jack,

For to both she'd proved herself untrue, and heartbroken he came bark.

Grasping bis comrade by the hand, "like all woman, she's false!" he cried—

■Tell me a woman on earth who's true!" Then softly poor Jack replied:

Exalt Tour Act »nd Via Your Andlence.

THE OTHER SONG HIT IS THERE!

Kf llimmbtr that You Cannot Fall to Land for Yourself a POSIT I VK WINNER. In tne abor* Soaf, which will

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February 6.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1207

You Can Take Your Choice on Either of These Two Pages for the Vehicle of Your Prosperity !

WE EXTEND TO THE PROFESSION TWO DISTINCTIVE BALLAD HITS,

)n« Is th«

isterful Or«»tlon

ALFRED SOLMAN,

The Composer or "In the Valley Where the Bine Bird* Slagj," and Other Notable Bong Saccules, and le Kntlllnl

h«r»

O* the*

'Twas alx o'clock one evening as tbe factory whistle blew,

The merry girls and laboring boys with dally toil were through ;

And as a woman richly clad passed by to cross the street,

One of the workmen's grimy bands her garments chanced to meet.

She quickly turned and cried : "You wretch I Your hands have spoiled my dress !"

"I beg your pardon." said tbe man quite humbly In distress.

"I'd tell your foreman," she exclaimed, "If I but knew your name"

He doffed his bat and answered this, as close to ber be came:

*He» Tax*

CHORUS:
"My hands are not as clean as yours,

And neither Is my face ;
But one who earns his living ma'am.

Regards that no disgrace.
Clean bands oft' bold forbidden gold —

You know tbe kind 1 mean —
And altbo' my hands are stained with toll.

The money they earn is clean !"
—Copyright 1004, by J. W. STERN ft CO.

A crowd aoon gathered 'round the scene as both stood proudly there,

The laboring man with folded arms, the woman in despair.

"I did not mean to grieve you, ma'am" he sold In accents soft,

"liut 'tis tba truth I've spoken and I'm sure you've henrd It oft

'It Is not gold that brings content but bow It has been earned 1'

That Is n maxim of the heart at mother's knee 1 learned."

The woman's tears began to flow: "Here, take this gift I" she slghcil,

"I cannot take what I've not earned," he said with manly pride.

THE OTHER SONG HIT IS THERE!

rtlsemeat wtthonr fear or favor as a

Both Ballads vrlll sooa be In the Repertoires of the Leading Singers In this Country. As Publishers of these Songs >ve lisne this advertl'

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VOLUME U.-N., 61.
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M155 CIipper'5

Mites, Personalities aid Comments,

COCIBNINO

ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

BT JOSEPHINE GEO.'

Mrs. Idah Gibson, recently Dress repre-
sentative for one of Weber & Fields' com-
panies, was amusingly admonished by her
little colored maid the other morning, as she
served that busy writer's breakfast

"Where's my morning mall?" asked Sirs.
Gibson, looking for the usual budget

"AIM none dls mawnin', Mis Gibson, least,
nothln' 'cep a postile cand," was the reply,
"an' It got mixed with the grubbage I sent
down on de dumb waltah dls mawnin'."

"Who was It from?" asked Mrs. Gibson,

orchestra, takes a tone loader than the
others the effect Is often grotesque, u It
was on this occasion, much to the player's
mortification, besides eliciting a frown from
the musical director.

Though an angry remonstrance was oa
the tip of the player's tongue It waa fore-
stalled by the quick whispered apology of
the gentleman of the long legs, who soon
again became Interested In the stage. About
fifteen minutes later, between acts, while the
orchestra was dispensing music, his position

the same time we can have a good cigar to-
gether — perhaps, even, we can enjoy a nice
long drink together."

This good natured reply to the player's
sarcasm waa productive of a happy result
and the man's anger melted before It white
his face took on an expression reflected from
that of the other.

"All right I see you later," he said. Then, as
If not to be outdone In generosity, be moved
his knee conveniently to the foot of tbe long-
legged 'man, and added jocularly, "go on—
take a shine now, old man, don't mind me."

"Props 1" exclaimed the countryman.
"Now, look here, stranger, yon wont need
nothln' of the sort. Why, we've hsd over
six hundred folks a-dancln' up here In this
hall — there ain't a timber In this here floor
but what'a solid. Props, Indeed!" he said
Indignantly, turning on his heel before the
manager could explain his needs.

Ralph Stuart, recently playing at the Amer-
ican Theatre, In "By Right of Sword," and
the lato Stuart Robeon were warm friends.
Rtusrt usually spends his vacatlona down at
the Atlantic Highlands, and near there, at
Waterwltcn, was tbe beautiful Summer homo
owned by Robeon. Meeting as neighbors a
few seasons ago, the two actors formed a
deep friendship tbst tasted until tbe death
of tbe elder one.

"By the way," said Ralph Stuart to Stuart
Robeon one day after they had become
'neighborly,' "you probably don't remember
having met me before this, do your

well aware of the maid's propensity for ex-
amining letters, peering Into bureau drawers,
and other reprehensible acta prompted by
curiosity.

"How you 'spec' me to know?" asked the
maid, apparently deeply hurt by tbe insinu-
ation.

'Well, it doesn't matter," said Mrs. Gib-
eon. "No Important message would be
written on a postal. None but foolish peo
Pie use this means of communication, and a
great many consider a postal an Imperti-
nence."

"Pahdon me, Mis Gibson," said tbe maid,
"but yon alnt very 'apectful to yo' mana-
!*«, callln' 'em foolish people."

That "a soft answer turneth away wrath"
was amusingly Illustrated tbe other night at
* theatre where the first row of orchestra
•eats are usually close to the members of the
orchestra, who are seated at a level of a foot
below the auditorium floor.

A very tall man came In and took one of
these front seats, settling himself comfort-
ably for an enjoyable time. While watching
«n Interesting scene upon the stage he In-
odventently stretched- one of his long legs
out over the edge of the orchestra pit His
well ghod foot came In sudden contact with
the knee of one of the players who was earn-
ing his salary by blowing breath through a
wooden Instrument called a bassoon. At this
foment the Incidental music accompanying
toe scene was of a qolet nature, very planls-
Jimo. The unexpected Impact of the foot and
the kaee so startled the bassoon plsyer that
"1 Put forth an extra pressure of breath,
*-th a result that made his Instrument heard
'"ore all the others. And when the bassoon,
"Dich li caned the clown Instrument of the

becoming cramped, be unconsciously stretched
forth his foot which again came In contact
with the knee of the bassoon player. An-
other apology was In order, which was surlily
accepted, with a word of criticism st the
same time regarding a management that waa
so rapacious for money that It put the seats
almost Into the orchestra pit

Unfortunately, a few mlnutea later, a third
apology waa made necessary to tbe long suf-
fering bassoon player, who, brushing Im-
aginary dust from his trousers, angrily ex-
claimed:

"Look bere 1 If you're In need of a sblne
I'll take yon out after the next act and treat
you to one."

The gentlemanly offender, realising that
bis quite unintentional act waa displeasing
even with full apologies, took the plsyer's
remark good naturedly, and, with a reas-
suring smile, said:

"All right, old man, thanks I Perhaps ai

Gordon Wrlghter, a veteran of many sea-
sons of one night stands, relates an Instance
attending one of them. The company with
which he traveled waa at that time playing
along a atrlng of small towns In Connecti-
cut Very often the theatre would be located
above the principal store of the town, and
on this occasion It consisted of a large room
above the grocery store. Tbe Janitor of tbe
place had been appointed to his new position
tbe day of the arrival of Wrlghter' ■ com-
pany, consequently waa not up In all the
details of bis work. Besides being tbe town
blacksmith, be waa also baggageman, and after
be had placed the trunks In tbe two dressing
rooms, one of which waa for the feminine
and one for the masculine members of the
company, be waa approached by the mana-
ger, who held a "prop" list In his band.

"How ■hoot the props?" he asked, "We
need qolts a number."

"Can't say that I do," said Robsoo, "though
I'm sure that's my loss," he added, with hla
ever genial smile. "Why, where did ws meet
previous to now?"

"It was about a dozen years ago," replied
the younger actor, with a reminiscent ex-
pression on his handsome face. "I was tbe
veriest 'cub' actor at the time. I went to
rail on you In 'Frisco, emboldened by the
fact that your first nsme and my last were
the same— a flimsy excuse, bot the only one
I could make use of at tbe time. You ware
good enough to see me, and listen to a sample
of my ability as It existed st that time. I
'spoke a piece' for you," end the young
actor burst Into laughter at the recollection
of bla ranting, which waa an Immense con-
trast to tbe quiet but extremely effective
method tbat holda hla audiences these days.

"Well, what did I say to your' asked
Robson Interestedly.

"You 'spoke' It after me," said Stuart
"It happened to be something that yon knew,
and Instead of tbe ranting and wind-saw-
log with which I punctuated It, yoa gave It
so quietly and so matter-of-fact tbat I
couldn't help exclaiming, 'why I tbat la Just
talking, that'a not acting at all I' "

"Then what did I aay 7" asked Bobson.

"You answered, 'My boy, you'v* found ma
out 1 I'm no actor. I can't act a little bit"

'Well, that'a the truth," replied Bobson,
wrongly deprecating his well proved ability.

"Ah, but that little experience taught ma
much— yes, everything," said Stuart heartily.
"It taught me tbat naturalness was tb* best
way to get an effect— not to rant or roar,
tbe old method. I adopted It forthwith, and
have been practicing It ever since— with fair
effect I hope," he added modestly.

12L0

TMH! NEW YOBK CLIPPER.

Febbuary 13,

zu%%.

To CortHpondenti.

Rrv. 0. Dobbb, New Orleans. — Apologies.
We are obliged to aik a renewal of jour
welcome contribution, a* tn unknown defect
in a pocket caused Ita loss.

W. H. Rhaww, Catawlssa.— Thanks for
problem. It la dealrable to give at least all
the leading variations. It saves time and
trouble to addreaa chess matter to "Mlron,
Campion Village, N. H."

Miss E. A. H., Mancbeater, N. H.— Propo-
sition accepted. We are much pleased to add
yon to the long roll of our cbeu pupils.

Bro. Sbooin. — Thanks for tbe courtesy of
copying our let Prize, game. _

Wm. flHAi-BB.— Dlo you ever »ee the Bev.
H. Bolton's famous 0.. "Challenge to La
Bourdonnali?" or his almost equally cele-
brated "Une Dlfficutte?"

W. W. Moboan, New Barnet Engtand.—
Thank yon for copy of "Shilling Ch. I/lbrary,
No. 13/' Will review shortly.

F. B. B., Loomls, Neb.— We don't think
any chess ed. would secede to your first re-
quest Tbe second we would undertake for
a moderate fee.
..La Bus Williams. — We have been exam-
ining your "Ida," etc., problem, bnt cannot
make tbe solution correspond with or grow
out of tbe diagram. Please give It an over-
hauling.

Bro. Goldsmith, City.— Attended to.

Bro. Hblmb. — Eagle of Slat Jan. not to
band.- A serious deprivation.

Solutions.

Enigma No. 2,450, Part I. awaits a solver.
..V..TPart 11.— l..Kt to B 8, K to bis 4 :
'£. .Q to Kt 7 cb ; 3. .Kt to B 4, or to Q sq.,
nc'ly, etc., with one var. "Tbe main ending
Is artistically doubled." We nave al-
ready noted that the remarkably bold and
original key to Problem 2,450 Is K to his 2.
ENIGMA 2,451.— "CAISSA'S CHIMNEY."

5..B1P
0..R1R

KtoQ8

K-Q2
7..P-K8(B) K-Qsq

l.RxKt(o) K toQ7
2..0IB K-Q8

3..3xP K-Q5 .

4.QxQ K-Q4 8. .B-KR4, mste

(a) White's moves all give check.
PROBLEM 2,461.— "KT'S TOUB
ACROSTIC."
Commence the aeries on K 8 — "C H A,"
then go to Q B 4— "R L J." then to Q R 8-^
"C K V," etc., ending on K R sq— "II. E E.,
producing this:

Chahlick, victor of the day,
Hero of many a mimic tray,
Australasia's champion bold,
• Bight well be did his own to bold.
Long and weary was the strife
In which eacb fought as tho' for life.
Crowned at last with victory,
Keep- the honor due to thee.

Enigma No. 2,455.

BT HIV. HOBATIO BOLTON.

ft* ilD t t & &

QR3, 8. QB.t8,QB3,QKU,QRa,QB4. K6, B.B4.

#* I * * * t * i

QBsq.KRo.Qaq. Q2, KKt,OR8,Kt3. K3,KB3.
White to play and mate in five moves.

- Problem No. 2,455.

The Revival.

BX BEV. HORATIO BOLTON.

BLACK.

WHITE.

White to play and mate In Ave moves.

N. B— We give the White P at K I 2 be-
cause Mr. Allen does; but, apparently, It
shoua be at K 2, as In On. Player? Oompan-
Jon, 7th position , p. 400.— Ed. CurnB.

Came No. 2,4DB.
Played In a "bllndfold"seonoe at Glasgow,
Frank J. Marshall vs. Jas. McKee and F. 0.
HarrlB, consulting.— D. 0. Jf.

RUY LOPEZ KT'S GAME.

White, Blsok,

lems are precisely similar In character to
those of Mendhelm, even while they show a
superior power of Invention, and even when,
in some cases, tbey Involve the nse of qnlet
moves." — (We gave, last week, a much ad-
mired Illustration of Bolton's tendency
toward realism.)

"But such problems, though typical of
much of Bolton's work, are not typical of
bis best and most significant work. Hie long
problem, as such, was a failure, but a failure
iiot without Importance for the development
of tbe problem. His work tended to prove
1 be Incompatibility of tbe problem in more
than five moves with the new Ideals. Tbe
Ingenuity of the last champion of tbe long

Broblem went far to give it Its death blow,
ut almost all Bolton's moat valuable prob-
lems were In five or six moves only. In snch
positions os those cited in this series be
attained a freedom and a subtlety that were
beyond Anderssen, and beyond even Kllng.
Though he did not aim at formal variety, yet
tbe variation his inventions frequently In-
volved, even tbougb generally short, was
more natural and graceful than tbe me-
chanical variation obtained by Kllng. If
Bolton did nothing directly for the de-
velopment of tbe problem In three or four
moves, he yet certainly did a good deal to
maintain the flve'er In a place of honor, and
his five and six move problems point for-
ward to the work, of Bayer and Klett."

Mr. Allen adds some observations and re-
flections on several of the problems selected
as illustrative specimens of Bev. Mr. Bol-
ton's work. Among tbe rest, especially on
that famous 24.. "The Propeller," which
we recently gave. This, Mr. B.'s "farewell
to tbe art, 1 ' waa published In 1851. To this
Mr. Allen adds : "It Is to be hoped that no
solver will be frightened by its length. It
differs from any problem of the school of
Mendhelm In that It Involves a very definite
Idea, and this once grasped the solution al-
most plays itself."

"Speaking generally, I think It will be
found that Bolton's best problems give more
pleasure, It also more trouble, to the solver
than tboee of any of bis contemporaries."

It may safely be said, we think, that the
fourteen problems selected by the Fierce
Bros, for "English Chess Problems," 1876,
supplemented with those now cited by Mr.
Allen In B. C. M., form the choicest collec-
tion of the Bev. gentleman's problems tbat
can be made, and tbat tbey give us the best
standard for judging bis position In tbe long
line of problematists.

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

ebeclurs.

New* of the Game.

It Is told of John Drummond, the great
Scotch analyst, that one Sunday, while sick
in bed, he had a friend visit him. When they
heard tbe "guld wife" coming Drummond
drooped back on bis pillow, telling his friend
to hide the board and men with the bed
quilt "for fear she may catch as at our de-
votions." Bro. Maize, In speaking of

It. I. Clegg, of Bhode Island, says: "Mr.
Cleg? Is a distinguished engineer (civil) and
editor of tbe Machinery Department, Iron
and Steel Press Co., Cleveland, Chicago,
Pittsburg, Detroit and New York. Like Mr.
Clegg, we also have discovered that Call's
round-snuare checker board Is a boom to
weak, tired, aching eyes. For nearly a year
naat we had to give up play and analysis
because of the 111 effects that the angles,
lines and contrasting colors of the ordinary
board had on our eyes, but all that Is
changed now, and we find that we can
bpenu several hours at a stretch working
out combinations on Call's Invention, and
experience no injurious after effects on our

organs of vision." The draughts editor

of The Xottt Guardian recently waa told by
a tyro what "first position" was. It la when
the men are all placed on the board ready
for play. While this Is quite true, It would
be very Interesting to learn his views con-
cerning "secoud," "tblrd" and "fourth po-
sitions." These would have no terrors for
him. But to nurse "Bomen'B Twins" and at
the same time play "Barker's Triangle"
would, we think, be rather a difficult feat
even for our friend to accomplish. Judging
by the weather, he Is no doubt well acquaint-
ed with the "Mackintosh Position," and per-
haps later on will require "Peterson's Draw-
bridge."

Solution of Position No. 48, Vol. 61.

End game between two New York ama-
teurs.

Black 10 11 12 18 28
White 17 18 10 22 80 82

WhlU, Black,

Marshall. The Autos.
PtoK.4
QfcU-BS
iKt-OS

b-kV)

Oastles

l..PtoK4
3..KKt-8 3
3..KB-BU6
4., Oastles

o..Q?XP

7.. Q ber 6(0) Ht-B4

8..B-KS Rt-KS'cl

0..QH-B8 Q-K.eq«!)

11..3-K4 B-*.tS

H..B.I-Q 6 R-Kt f q

..JXHt

18..QB-B\t6
19..P-K

_B4
B-K.3

KR-Ksq P-QB4

Tsub'ans,
PtoK*
KKt-B3
B-B4
P-Q8
. (1H-I3

-Kts Oaatles

Jsnowsky.

I..PMK4
S..B-B4

8..P-QSI
4.KM-B3
S. OKI- 11 3
B..B-KtS
T..QB-BU6
B..P-Q.4
o..Kt <P
10..RPX B
II.. Qli erB
II

Kt-q i
Ipxp

BXB

K bci

H..CasUe,QRQPXP
U..QR8 Q-K4
14..B-K8 By It

16..QRXB Kt-B4

anVd'tawa. by perpetual ch

Jsnowsky. Taub'aus.
ie..PtoKKt4 KttoKS
17..QR-HSq QR-Qlq
18..VR4
10..K-Ktsq
S0..P-KUO
J1..P-KU
3J..Et-Q»
1S..RXR
*4,.B> horns

J5..P-H13
•»..Q R-Qsq
iT..k-R*0
18,.K-Kt sq
OT..R-R2
L.PXQKt

R-H 3(h)

QXitP

kt-fcsq

RXB.il
Rt-0 3
Rt-OI) 5
P-QB8
Q lt-84
Q-B8

woite, bi»o«,
Hanball. TheA'lies.
13..BtoQ3 P toKt 81
U..Kt-B«4((')BXKt

«■- tstss

R-Ktaq
Rt-Bsq(Z)

80 25

10 17

21 '5

20 SI

22 18

23 28

25 21

16 28

14 B

Drawn.

17 14

11 10

18 14

81 26

Position No. 40, Vol. Bl.

BY THE DRAUGHTS EDITOR NOTTINGHAM
OUABOIAN.

Black 8 5 6 K27

M.BR 8 P-Bo

J..KR-K8 PXB(ff)
white mates In three.
F. J. M.'s Notes. — Condensed,
(o) Thla 1 consider too close. It allows
White a fine development

(b) 1 prefer this to the ububI Q to K 2.

(c) Seems well posted, yet In this game It
causes Black trouble.

Id) To play either P to Q 8, or P to Q
Kt fl

(e) The exchange could have been won
here by 14 . . B to ft ; but the line of play
adopted is more simple, and pins tbe K s
side completely. , .

If) For mate Is threatened In two.

(0) There appears to be no defence.

Jannw iky-Tanbeiilinu*.
Inlooklng for a selection from this match
we find the 8th gnmo noted by The Field as
"protty, and a pretty ending."
K KT vs. K B.

White 13 10 23 K18
White to play, Black to win.

Game No. 40, Vol. Bl.

CROS8.
By courtesy of "Brighton Oatette." Final
game In London Championship Challenge
Cup match, between E. L. Benson and W.
Scott. Score nnd notes by J. H. 8trudwlck.
11 15 11 16 14 18
23 18 19 16 21 17

8 11 13(a) 2 7
27 23 24 20(b) 17 14
10 14 10 10 16
23 10 82 27 16 11
14 23 3 8 7 16

10 10 20 10(c) 14 10

7 14 5 14

20 10 80 20 10 1

10 23
26 10
10 82
16 10
18 23
26 21
28 26
1 6
20 80
10 7

OCR LONDON LETTER.

Clipper Bares)*,

48 Cranbonrne Street,

Leicester Sqnare,

London, W. C.

Jan. 20.

At a special matknee atthe Royalty Thea-
tre on the 11th waa produced Sw«t "d
Vanessa," a dramatization of Leon dejkall-
ly's book by H. Bartholeyna. In this produc-
tion A. Bartholeyns has given us a somewhat
ambitions work on a Butyect which Is full of
interest and dramatic posslbllltlea— in a
word, a great subject That he has not t«ic-
ceeded In making a great play need not dis-
courage him, for a great play is a rare thing,
nnd 77 8wlft and Vanessa" has good qualities.
It Is well constructed and the characters are
well conceived, but the play as It »t«ndsis
far too long and too wordy, needing a good
deal of iudlclons cutting, The key to the
loves of Swift and the two Esthers, on which
the action turns, bos not yet been found. Mr.
Bartholeyns, and probably also Leon de Wail-
ly, on whose romance the play la founded,
assumes that Swift la aware of bis approach-
lna* madness and Is firmly resolved never to
marry. There is a pathos, a grandeur sur-
rtmndlnK the figure of 8wlft, loving yet de-
irylng his love ; passionate, yet sternly re-
pressing bis passion, -which raises this play
from the ruck of ordinary melodrama. For
melodrama It Is, even to tbe Ill-starred he-
roine starving in a garret, anda timely res-
cue from a bold, bad knight ThlB Is a most
Ill-advised scene, which presents the passion-
ate, wayward Vanessa In a perfectly falso
light, and renders her subsequent behaviour
towards her rival, and her total disregard of
ber promises to Swift, Incomprehenslve and
theatrical. J. D. Beverldge gave a very fine
rendering of the part of Swift. Hie appear-
ance, his manner, his speech were all In har-
mony, and the earlier comedy scenes were
particularly happy. Mr. Beverldge might
nave shown us a little more of the passion
underlying tbe stern exterior of tbe man,
might have allowed a little more of bis ten-
derness for Vanessa to have tinged his man-
ner towards hex; but perhaps tbe explana-
tion lay In the comparative coldness of Mrs.
Scarfe's rendering of the lovelorn Vanessa.
Dora Barton was charming and girlish as the
other Esther, known as Stella, whilst Dennis
Eftdle acted unaffectedly and earnestly as tbe
curate of Laxacor. .

Mr. Bourchlor has, I hear, received an
offer to transfer the entire production of his
version of "The Cricket on tbe Hearth" to
America. The chief difficulty of arranging
this Is tbe Impossibility of fixing an approxi-
mate date for the termination of the present
successful run at the Garrick Theatre. Should
matters be concluded, It is not unlikely tbat
those members of the present cast not re-
quired for the next Garrick play will go to
America with this production.

4f_«

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no^'e'nlramd. E R Willie Edouln will ap- nesberg has late y been destroyed b^ffi'

S?7r MVTwHeeroan who has Inherited a for- and I was compelled to open at the siLJi'':

F e nl ^5 fciftooo a ^ vear on condition that he Theatre, which Messrs. rfyman enLiSTS?*

remains In (he foU till benches the rank ing tho reconstruction of the'l^ X d «:

oMi»D«tor7 That consummation Is, bow- have made a tremendous hit here, and . si

over d^cd bui by reason of -bis lack of management his spared no expense :„ b ||i|£

otbt, ueiuiaj "**"."'* fc .i. hia titis n mv act: the lonrnala hum t. "umint

bralns^olhat be passes half his time In my act; the Journal* here have devotS

owlence 1 art I half In constabulary duty. columns of pralee to me. The SaH

^o wonder Mr. Waller has been loath to opened last night with a temporary stii?

wlthdra^ ^"MonsleuV Beaucalre," now Inr Its and the old natrons packed the hou^ S*

wiuiuTBw. ^~"» »» ,,-,-h fhif thp taV nirs doors. R. Q. Knowles onen. in ,„... '" JM

The Cole de Losse Duo are thl, «». u
topping the bill at the Hippodrome 'nnd «™
billed In tbe same position for ni-ti ii?

Thin Id ■ nnlmiA rila>lnn,ln n t - ""*•

bf the^entlre run of this most successful we will go on the bill together, n< 1 "*;

comedy have totalled over £75,000. here for sit weeks, then I play Cai/. To ».

^317 Charles Wyndbam will short yproduco tor Jx «eka, and open at the nip Urom

«f thp Now Theatre a new p ay, entitled "My In London. April 4." "">

Laoy'of Rosedale," by J. Comyns Carr.

It Is, perhaps, worthy of note that when,
on Wednesday next, at the Strand, AChl-

nese Honeymoon" reaches Its D32d perform- This is a unique aistlnctlon for a 8 |"i

once It will then establish a "record'' In the wire act. but this team has been unusuallj

matter of an unbroken run for a musical successful on the tour* before ar.-i\iD~ J

niav I»ndon. ^

Cosmo Hamilton contradicts the alarming The Swlckards have made a successful

rumors current regarding the health of his London opening at the Oxford and Tlvoli

wife Beryl Fsber. Miss Faber Is suffering They plsv these two houses for four weeki

from the shock caused by the unexpected nnd ore booked up for a year ahead.
news of the death of a very dear friend, bat J. Warren Keane has arrived in London

It Is hoped that rest and quiet will work on bis way to Amsterdam, where he is dw

speedy restoration. to open at the Rembrandt Theatre. During

The annual genera! meeting of the Actors his stay In London he bad the honor of belnr

Benevolent Fund will be hew on the stage Invited to appear ' at the Eccentric Clnh

of His Majesty's Theatre, on Tuesday next,
at 4 o'clock p. m., to receive the report of the
committee and the accounts for the year
1003, when Beerbobm Tree will be in the
chair. , ,.„

Marie Studholme Is now appearing nightly
at the Gaiety Theatre In the part of Jose-
phine Zaccary.

where his clever work waa highly appreci-
ated.

Eddie Doyle Is appearing at the Rorai
Palace, Sheerness, this week. As a result
of his success at Amsterdam be has ben
booked on the continent for over a year
beginning next season.

Howard and Harris are on the Stoll tours

A peculiar theatrical case came before the and I understand are doing remarkably well.

Paris courts this week, when Isola Brothers,
managers of the Olvmpla Music Hall, and
Mile. Dutrleu, well known for her perform-
ance as the "Human Arrow," were sued by
the managers of the Casino Music Hall,
MM. Borney and Desprez, for lOO.OOOf.
(£4,000) damages for breach of contract.
Mile. Dutrleu pleaded that she was first en-
gaged by tbe Isolas, but after a certain lapBe
of time came to the conclusion that the con-
tract had fallen through, and made arrange-
ments to appear at the Casino. The Isolas
then called on ber to carry out tbe first en-
gagement, which she did. The court gave
judgment, dismissing the Isola Brothers from
the case, and mulcting Mile. Dutrlen In
30,000f. (£1,200) damages.

The seventh anniversary of the formation
of tbe Music Hall Artists' Railway Associa-
tion will be celebrated by a dinner and

tion will be celebrated by a dinner ana Be," "Down MoDiie," "lou re tne Mower o(
dance on Sunday, Jan. 31. at the Horns, My Heart Sweet Adeline," "Give Me Ma Pit-

ching Ling 800 continues to be a bur
draw at the Hippodrome.

Mme. Belle Cols has been engngrd by
Philip Yorke to appear at the Tlvoli Mualt
Hall Feb. 1. ™*

The American Girl Zouaves open at the
Royal next Monday.

Keno, Welch and Montrose opened on Mon-
day at the Shepherd's Bush Empire and made
a decidedly good Impression with their act

music and Song,

In M. Witmark A Sons' list of publications
are : "I Want a Little Yum-Yum," "Here's
Your Hat, What's Your Hurry?" "It Had to
Be," "Down Mobile," "You're the Flower of

Mtl

VI Kt-R I
9.XP+,

"Notes'.— Much condensed.

(») At 18.. Kt to Q 4 would havo forced
some exchanges. Increasing tho value of the
P ahead : but If now Kt to Q 4, White 20. .Q
to B 8 with advantage.

( /) An Ingenious combination to save the

(<)' To prevent the capture of Q Kt P.

Che*s Problem Development.
Bl J. W. ALLEN.— (COHTINUBD.)

"It Is true that many of Bolton's proo-

fs) i
Wyllle.

82 27
6

ao 20
10 20

15 11
8 15
22 17
13 22
25 11
10

80 20
6

20 17
18

17 14

18

6 14

7 2
14 18
Black

wins.

great favorite with tbe late Jas.

15 11
10

24 10
3 7

(6)

11 8

4 11
18 10

12 10

Black wins.

27 24

20 27

81 8

1 6

20 25
10 15

31 20
12 16
25 22
14 18

<o)
21 17
18 26
30 21
15 18
17 14
1 6

8
11

27 24
11 15
20 11
18 23

8 4
2
4 8

7 11

20 22
28 26
14 10

8
11 7

2 11

Drawn. O. Jewltt and J. Tinning.

— Manager II, B. Wllber writes: "Ethel
Tucker stars next season under my manage-
ment, in "His Royal Wife," a new drama,
which I will give an elaborate production,
with a strong company. Nine bis special
sets of scenery will be carried. A New York
appearance will be arranged esrly In the sea-
son." _..._._

THE TWO HEWITTS' "DOG DAN."

"Dan," the flying dog. Is one of the clever-
est and best known conlnes In vaudeville,
and the confidence In bis master 1b striking
when "Dan" climbs to the top of a high lad-
der and Jumps from tbe top Into Fred
Hewitt's arms. When the Two Hewitts pre-
sented their novelty globe act at Keith's The-
atre, this city, The Clipper made special
mention of "Dan'B" hit In his high leaps.

Seymour Hicks and Mr. Caryl], most
genial and prosperous of callaborators, have
just undertaken two new plays for certain
members of the Savoy Company to appear
in under W. Greet. They are already at
work on the first, which Is to be called
"Madame Modiste,'' and is to be finished by
October, as successor to "The Earl and tne
Girl," at ChrlBtmas, or at any later date al-
lowed by tbe popularity of tbat production
at the Adelpbl.

The following Is the cast of "The Love
Birds," the new musical play, by Messrs.
George Grossmlth Jr. and Raymond Roze,
In which Geo. Fuller Golden Is to make bis
stellar debut at the Savoy Theatre on Feb.
0. The announced cast Is : Oracle Rocking-
ham, Kate Cutler; Effle. Blanche Ring; Mrs.
Wilson Weste, Lottie Venne ; Phyllis, Noel
Neville ; Courteney Borroprop, George Ful-
ler Golden ; Alec Rockingham, Sidney lirough ;
Sir Blllie Gilford, Laurence Grossmlth ; the
Rajah Goochrajah, Fred A. Ellis ; Wllloughby
Weste, Dennis Eadie : Templer Fame, Jler-
vyn Dene ; Lord Southmolton, Arthur Long-
ley.

The feud between Mr. Bonrcbler and tbe
critic of The Timet has been patched up,
as the following correspondence will show.

"Dear Mr. Walkley : I much regret tbat
tn a moment of excitement 1 should have
forbidden your entrance Into this theatre
on the night of Monday, March 2, 1903.
Will, you accept my apologies, consider by-
gones as bygones, and come to this theatre
in the future sb a welcome guest and in-
dependent critic. Yours sincerely,

Abthcb Boubcbieb."

"Dear Mr. Bourchler ; I have sincere pleas-
ure In acknowledging the receipt of your
letter of yesterday. I have not borne any
rancor. I only felt— and The Timet felt,
too — that I could not go to the theatre
from which I bad been publicly excluded,
without that exclusion being publicly with-
drawn and apologised for. You have done
this, and generously admitted a mistake of
judgment. The whole matter Is, therefore,
at on end, so far as you and I are concerned,
and I shall go to the Garrick Theatre with
pleasure. Yours sincerely, A. B. Walklbt."

At the Strand Theatre on Monday last
a copyright performance wbb given of a new
light comedy, In three sets, by Victor Wld-
nell, entitled "The Orange Blossom."

It Is quite possible tbat Beerbohm Tree may
be obliged to relinquish bis part In "The
Darling of tbe Gods a little later on, and
E. W. Somerset has already been retained
to take bis place In that contingency.

Mr. Plnero'8 clever play, "Letty," reached
Its 100th performance at the Duke of York's
on Thursday last

When "The Girl from Kay's" has terminated
Its run at the Comedy it will be followed by
"Amorelle," tbe musical farce produced last
year at Kennlnftoa by Willie Edouln. Mr.

Kennlngton. Tbe chair will be taken by T,
W. Cragg; the vice, by Tom McNaughton.

The pantomime, "Jack and the Beanstalk,"
1r doing capital business at the Broadway
Theatre, New Cross. Paul CInquevalll holds
tbe audience spellbound whilst performing
his marvelous feats of Juggling. He and
Frank Lawson. the whistler, are tbe stars
of the entertainment

Frank Lincoln, the American humorist,
has been engaged to provide an entertain-
ment by way of a curtain raiser to "The
Duke of Ellllecrankle," which Is to be seen
for the first time at the Criterion Theatre
tonight Mr. Lincoln's entertainment will
present several features with which his au-
dience are unfamiliar.

I regret to have to announce tbe death of
James E. Moss, the eldest son of H. E. Moss.
Mr. Moss was taken HI Jan. 4, at the bouse
of Robert Crawford, Newbank, Trinity, his
father-in-law, with what was supposed at
first to be Influenza, but what later on was
diagnosed as a very acute type of typhoid
fever. He had come In from the estate of
Mtddletown to assist his father in the pro-
duction and conduct of his nlneteteentb car-
nival In the Waverly Market, and it was
during tbe third week of the show that be
had to lay up. Mr. Moss was only twenty-
three years of age.

According to the London Pavilion report
for 1003 the gross receipts amounted to
£03,209, and the outgoings to £40,184, leav-
ing a net profit of £23,084 odd. Tbe divi-
dend is 10 per cent, with a bonus of 1 per
cent., compared with 13 per cent for 1002.
Frank Glenlster's Judgment has been n great
factor In the company's success In what for
all entertainments, was a poor year.

Houdtnl's exploits In Newcastle are being
widely chronicled by the papers of that city.
The following account from The Leader de-
scribes a very Interesting experiment: "Barry
Houdinl, the world-famous prison breaker
and handcuff expert, who Is this week per-
forming at the Empire Palace of Varieties,
was yesterday given an opportunity of 'show-
ing bis skill in the police cells at Water
Lone. <He presented himself to the Chief Con-
stable with the idea of arranging a private
display during the week, but Commissioner
Scott unexpectedly asked him to try what he
could do at once. He was marched oft to
the cells on the upper corridor and was
stripped of the whole of his clothes, which
were placed In an adjoining cell, the door
of which was then triple locked with
a master key. The apartment In which
he was to be locked — tbe redoubtable one,
by the way, in which Charles Peace was

teen Cents," "Coonvllle's Cullud Band," "The
Land of Make Believe," "Because I Love You
So." "Good-night, Beloved, Good-night,"
"For Many Years," "The Darling of »iy
Dreams," "Two Little, Blue Little, True Lit-
tle Eyes," "I'm Taking No Chances of Miss-
ing My Meals," "Star of My Life," "Sotse-
whare, Someday," "Just for Tonight," "Dear
Rosalie," "Here's to the Nut-Brown Ale,"
"As tbe Ivy Loves the Oak," "I'm a Jonah
Man," "The Smile That Won't Come Off,"
" 'TIb Better to Have Loved and Lost than
Never to Have Loved at All," "Listen,"
"Hyacinth," "Thoughts of Love," (waltzes),
"Laces and Graces," "Wigwam Dance,"
"Marching On," "Faint Heart Never Won
Fair Lady," ''How Can You Change Your
Name Unless You Change Your Face?" "la
Ireland," "Daddy's Black Thorn," "I Want
Mine," "I'm Longing for You, Sweetheart,
Day by Day," "Son of Uncle Sam," "Charm-
er WaltzeB, "Laughing Eyes," "Rose, Rose,
Rose," "While the Moon Shines Brlgbt."
"Star of My Life," 'The Queen of Zuzuland,"
"The Sentry March," "Just Because Yon
Were an Old Sweetheart of Mine," "I Wait
a Ping Pong Man," "Only to Call Her Baby,"
"Oh, Joy" and "Juliet"

The Jos. W. Stern A Co.'s list of applause
winning publications: "What's tbe Matter
with the Moon Tonight?" "Big Chief,"
"Turn Those Eyes Away," "Nobody'a Look-
in' But the Owl and the Moon," "Bessie,"
"Maid of Tlmbuctoo," "Colored Ragamuf-
fins" March, "Yumurl," "Take Yo' Name
Off Ma Door," "Jessamine," "Breezj,"
Corner" March, "Our Soldier Boys," "Annie
Was a Wise. Wise Girl," "Afrlcana," "Robe-
spierre" Waltzes, "When the Wind Sighs in
the West" "Wizard" March, "Everyday is
Sunshine When the Heart Beats True," "The
Jolly Friars" Waltzes,- "Birth of the Rose,"
"Oh I Didn't He Ramble," "Never Do Nuthln'
for Nobody tbat Does Nuthln' for You."
"You're as Welcome as the Flowers in
May," "Davy Jones' Locker," "When the
Minstrels Oome to Town," "Every Race Has
n Flag but the Coons," "Polly Prim," "Song
the Anvil Sings," "Congo Love Song." "Un-
der the Bamboo Tree," "Lazy Moon," "Call
a Cab and Send Me Home," "Just at the
Turn of the Tide." "Colored Ragamuffins"
Two-step.

Siegfried Wagner's opera, "Kobold" (Gob-
lin), was given for the first time on Jan. 29,
at Hamburg, Germany. The opera was given
warm praise.

Gustav Luders is working very hard at
present completing the score to "Woodland,
a new comedy, written In conjunction with
Frank Plxley, and "The Sho-Gun," by Geo.

placed after his apprehension, was then Ade, both of which will be produced very

thoroughly searched and the door was triple
locked upon Houdinl. At the artist's re-
quest, tbe whole of the cells In tbe corri-
dor were also locked, and the Iron gate at
the foot of the Bteps, which Is secured with
a seven-lever lock, was secured. Houdinl

shortly. Mr. Luders has recently added a
new song to Anna Held's successes In "Mile.
Napoleon," called "Dearie."

Leo Feist's most successful publications
Include "Mary Ann," "In Sunny Africa,
FelBt and Barron's new Bong, "My LRU

» micu-io,n luw, woo Kuncu. uvuuui, J'CltJL U11U Durruu 8 I1VW BUUg, wj *-.«.»

previous to being Incarcerated, asked that It Zu-oo-oo-lu," "I Ain't Got No Time," "Ano-

na." Robert A. Reiser's "An Afternoon Tea,
"Violets," and "Somebody's Waiting for Me.
Maria von Unachuld, a Roumanian plan-
1st, made her first appearance In America
evening of Jan. 31, at a concert given by toe
Washington Symphony Orchestra, In Chases
Theatre, Washington, D. C.

he was not out In twenty minutes the doors
should be opened for him. but to tbe sur-
prise of the Chief Constable, and the few
other people- present, the prison breaker
Joined the party on the bottom corridor ex-
actly five minutes after he bad been left In
this marvelou8ly short space of time be had
got out of tbe cell, opened tbe apartment
where his clothes were secured, dressed him-
self with the exception of bis collar and tie,
unfastened the remaining cells In the row,
and burst open tbe Iron gate. Before be left
the prison Houdinl was presented with a cer-
tificate, etatlng tbe facts, by the Chief Con-
stable of tbe city."

It la satisfactory to learn that although
the fall which he sustained was more serious country after tbe close of ber forthcoming
than was at first supposed, Douglas Cox Is concert tour, to prepare for the new opera

SIgnor Caruso made his last apnea rnnce
in opera this ceason on Friday night, tea.
0. at the Mctrorolllan Opera House, »*•
York, when he' and Mme. Rembrlch sang la
"L'EllBlr d'Arcore." He Is to Ball on leb.
11. Ho goes to Monte Carlo. Mr. Coarled
has announced that he has engaged tne
Italian tenor for all of next season.

Mme. Schumonn-Helnk will remain In tnis

now making satisfactory progress. A clot of
bood has been successfully removed from tho
brain by a surgical operation. His many
friends will wish tbe Alnambra chief a speedy
and permanent recovery.
Several of the provincial managers of

wheh Stanislaus Stance and Julian Ed-
wards are writing for her, and In wiiicn
she Is to star next season, under Fred t.
Whitney's management. _

Lillian Nordics obtained. Jan. 29, from su-
preme Court Justice Blschoff, an_ Interlocu-

music halls have arranged to Join tbe London tory decree divorcing her from Herr Kotan

Entertainments' Protective Association, for Doeme. The decree will become absolute, It

the purpose of assisting In promoting legls- nothing Intervenes, In three months,

lotion on the sketch question, and pending Notes from theBlack Pattl Troubadours.

such legislation to decide as to the Wring The present season has been the most pros-

of music hall artists from pantomime. perous In the history of the company, 'the

I had the satisfaction of being present on tour, which began in New York City ls»

Monday evening at tbe Empire, when Edith August, and which Includes engagements la

Helena made a remarkable success. She la every important city In the United States

the possessor of a beautiful soprano voice
of wonderful range and power, and the pro-
duction of her high notes electrified the au-
dience. Her first selection was In Italian.
"Caru Nome." She then sang "Tbe Last
Rose of Hummer" in a manner beyond com-
parison with any other singers we have
heard on the music hall stage. Her first
offering waa an Imitation of a violin solo,
In which she sustained the Illusion so thor-
oughly as to completely deceive the audience.
In this selection she reached ber wonderful
high note, a sustained F above the high C. She

was recalled several times before the cur- .,,.

tain finally descended. Miss Helena Is be- — Josef Hoffman, a well known ar. «.
Ing billed by the Empire bigger than any died at his borne tn Vienna on Feb. 1, i" '"
attraction they hnve presented recently, and Beventy-second year of bis sgo. Among »'»"
they are even presenting with the pro- theatrical and scene paintings he painteo >"
grammes a four page Inset description of scenery for Wagner's first production or i"«
her extraordinary gifts as a vocalist. Nlbelungen Bung."

and Cuba, baa been an unprecedented mic -
cess. In New York City, Saratoga, Newport.
Asbury Park; In fact In all the Nort.K-rn
cities the company has drawn big crocus,
and In all the Sodthern cities It has !»■*»
found necessary to play return engagem'-ius.
The company Is now en route to Havana,
Cuba. . .

Chas. F. Postey, the orchestra leader «
the Lyric, composed a Shakespearean sere-
nade for "Tbe Merchant of Venice," "'
was sung In the second act

which

FEBBUABY 13.

THE NEW 1YOKKI CLIPPER.

1211

Oau gePille attd minstreL SSSSSSv &*3ZB£

-^SIbom a?" * Baton's Eos. Hill !J«»«« &«» «.°^Srt„«Kf £fVV^,°', p i e ,7'?_
evni i9ii Follt Co.— We axe on our Western
Xnr over what may be aptly termed "The
wheel of Fortune •, for, so far, this has

aim Mat Rozblla laid

on their way to the

circuit Their new

la a success. They go

e playing act, "A Put Up Job,

pany were made membm ©fAerle No i«8" !- .k T.'" *P T . il t0 P 1 ** toT a

V. 0. E., and all enjoyed "a i itood tim. K3 "A* bwt va r'oty theatres there.

band numbers sixteen* pfcceV^de" the abte i. W ™ L V LA ,1', , . NQ r ,»'"»«W"*i "«<* of

£*!** <*. .V«?t taHm* anVoVor- fcSM:? K2*S g»?Vl"lpi

!! Cor.lcan.t. Tex., ten me f0 ^1^1 p.^ 'foV three moitS;

in the best variety theatres there.

, Wl iL u V, Pt ' AY,NQ riiiLADBLrnu. week of

Jan. 25, Max Hitter. Lenn i Hen, of Leon and
cheatra 6 dVecfed "by Prof 'ViE? (SlJZl' B< \S"? Allw !l aDl1 Edward lavlne. of Lavlne ihati'reaeh ihi$ offlet not Infer (Aon Mb*
Our new first part, "A Subset in Florida^ S^ iWr?' ,olned Kington I^«», No. rfoy, Fed, it), If p ossible.
with big electrical effects, u . n i»..., n i.'. ° J u K _- ot „ r -_ „ _ . . —

JI""„ record breaking season, even for this
nrrcssful orgnnliatlon. No depreaslon has
iSin felt, notwithstanding many conditions

JVtnconlstlc to good houses. Beyond the ,

ES "tha the BOM Hill Show Is one of the *'£ b J* «i«if lcal effects, la a pleasant sur-

ifroncest bidders for first place In popular- P h r ?!" fJ 6 ^ Performance. The roster of

»t tbw'ghoDt the country, perhaps the only „ b r L^ p < a J 1 / '" M foll o"«- fe M. Boyer, pro-

ItVr reason which can be attributed to the ?i'i.i or M1 a , nd , l . mana «? r : w «"ter Stock, prtn-

^dlHualne-. everywhere lie. .n , , ^*^^«%™*gj[*-.

James and Davis, singing and talking come:

& fi? r^uJrs 8 •' MoS'lSrbtr 1 'awhSEZ &£**<% $**£ "^CAerhTNoT M

&»,!> ^ h«l»" nf MaCk ' J4nlM A ° ders0a and Ned - H" V* d "*^ write, that he opened
Thomas ana n»uw«, nuian ana »nite, ana T m „,._,„ _. . a two weeks engagemnt Feb. 1 at the Audi-

World of Players.

Notice to Correspondents.
At Washington'* Birthday fall* on U onday,
we reoseit that communications Intended for
publication In Tin CLtPPi* dated Feb. tt

IFmulc fact that this season's programme Is
« lrnasslng and refreshingly new In Its en-
Hrety Tne performances have been received
« th favor, and have aroused more enthusi-
asm than ever before. •"•« «—. .i..

Dora E. Denton- and Mat Booth have
joined hands, doing a refined sister act with
the Dainty Paree Co.

Amos R. Bovia will join Billy Collins the
latter part of February, and will play parka
for the Summer season. w—ww

Jennings and Jewet.t. were made mem-

». 24,
. After
the meeting was over the aerie waa enter-

News from Henry W. Savage's Attrac-
tions: George Ada's "The County Chair-
man" seems to have established Itself solid-
ly at Wallaces Theatre, New York City. It
will not leave there until the end of the Win-
ter season. There Is hot rivalry between Mr.
Savage's Eastern and Western "Prince of
I'llsen" companies In the matter of earning
capacity. For a time the receipts of one or-
ganisation lead those of the other, which
then draws up to and passes Its opponent.
This competitive spirit has the effect of
stimulating the members of the "Pllsen'

Ind" Burnett, the Wilson

"d, Slsters"Esber, tte Hughes Musical Trio, h,^'^;^ """^ *" ma person and Ned- Loa»»i. tbVdaicef;' writes that he opened casT."'toVcepTheir^?f7rma^cS''up*lo"the

Thomas and Watson Nolan and I W bite, and THE Wes

. "The Baby Trust
a "A Peep Behind the Scenes,"
servo to Introduce the entire comp
in which the principals are : Frankle Haines,
jjnnle Dunn, _Jennie_ Qnlchard, Flossie

a" which ?. Bucccessful eeason In '

nany and Wooda ' Co " wl " J° la '

■fe HalneX P™ 19 ln , the near ' utur e. I

J. Flossie "i 011 , d . urln 8 the «PoaH

fiurtes/cora waS"FJllTTalmer and J wJgSJZE. E ™?o™\P*7<* the New

i inning enstmble of^ show beau Ucs, chorls- S^ft, ^ S5*ftJfe w «* »« J aa -

rrdfnclng. experts. and soubrettes. The tLl8£3P&a£!?*£*2lJ*<3t

r««i ctTi _ S XJt."? ^<"'e ^race, tne orig-
inal Ellsworth Children, are meeting with

ls"Tn"th'e'able hands of Geo. W.'Blce and T.' sol7d P ^ W lth Ve .hS ttV ,i»^ t) '' two J wee , ks ,v' ,oolied

F ThomasT in "The Baby Trust," which Is s t0 ckln« •• C eT6r COmedy ' Tho Sllk

abreeiy, lively skit in three scenes; and la ' "*
•'A Peep Behind the Scenes" Mr. Rice -

F'Hsburg, sfler success.

. iL ° 9 ! a tf" ™ ^ Moinks, novelty musical perform-

ItSSVS la S J; er8 ' «"« d Wednesday, Feb. 3. for fingland,

which U announced where they will open on the Moss * fhorn:

T B ,_Fol,H 8 E^wo£r B s' p iayed the New {&!» gtT *" *"<"> ™* B

CnowLiY and Cars write: "Our new act,
entitled 'A Corner In Cheese,' was put on by
ns at Rockford, la., with Senrab's Comedy

,;•.. *. nd . w .t nt J?'*"- We expect to play dates
with It In the East soon."
Ed. 8. Marlow and Maboasbt Santoio

('omedy. In which both burlesques abound, bdcm.^ 1

■"*•*•_ ~tiT i. — ^. .« n~. u- 1 ! j rr p »s. \\e nave fifty-two weeks booked

a the clever comedy, "The Sllk

STJ Ba7 H ^.«^th U a t B t B h D era , re a 'a; n r 9 C, f ma, f «! ^•close^^SeXd^fcTrcuKu

ficb aulck' man. ado jaiter may do ae- rM1 , m,r»ii ,;»...T ... \ ujutu oui- uoiasmnn .>o
rlbcd i» a rapid fire round of song and £«*: Summed n n^Fn2 r 1 n U H V 1C r lea , dl11 ? park , 8 . lACK Dat

western circuit.
ta AND Beatbice

Hathaway

about New York,

6 teased with Santa Clans and his "Forget
le-Nots." . ■

Cabbie Eziib and Josbttb Webb have
been successful In vaudeville with a new
musical comedy skit, "lie Actress and the
Maid." Miss Ezler has been connected with
several attractions, and Miss Webb, up to
the time she joined hand* with Miss Ezler,
tad been with Weber tc fields' Co.

Mac and Mac closed their fifteen weeks
engagement with the Rockwell Dramatic Co.
at Burlington, Vt, Feb, 6, and resume play-
ing dates, opening In Lowell, Mass., Feb. 8,
with other good time to follow.

Gehald and Ehbol write : "We have been
In Walla Walla, Wash., six weeks, and have
been engaged for stock Indefinitely, produ-
cing comedies, burlesque, etc

Jim and Lottie Ucthbbfobd, while playing
at the Crystal Theatre, Milwaukee, recently,
gave a Buffalo supper. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. At-
kinson, and Frauk Groh were among those
present. Fred Rowley furnished the music,
and a good time was enjoyed by all.

Gmbkb Thatchbb, the minstrel, haa ob-
tained a discharge In bankruptcy, with la-
bilities at $1,488.

Howe and Deckeb, Jugglers and balancers,
ore In their fifth week with the Dixie Con-
cert Co., and report success.

Williams and Meldubn were at Jacques'
Opera House, Watrrbury, Conn., recently,
and Inform us that their act was a success.
They have booked Bridgeport, New Haven
and Hartford to follow.- They played Ted
Marks' Sunday concert Jan. 81.

Tub Lavabme Sisters played lost week
their third return engagement at Austin A
Stone's Museum, Boston, Mass.

O'Brien and West, comedians: Geo. F.
Carroll, Irish comedian.; Edgar Btxley, and
other talent from the leading vaudeville
houses In Boston entertained the Bachelors'
Club at a "house warming" Thursday even-
ing, Jan. 28, and spent a very pleasant even-
ing.

walleb and Maoiix are on the Casto cir-
cuit, with return date at Watson's Cozy
Comer, Brooklyn, and have other good book-
ings to follow.

Lew Spenceb, formerly comedian with
Haverly's Original Mastodon Minstrels, the
W. S. Cleveland and Majestic and late of
Moore & Burgess' English Minstrels, has
joined the Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels.
Millgb and Mat write : "We nre play-
ing a two weeks' engagement at the Tray-
more Casino, Baltimore, Md„ and have been
here all the Winter, playing the music halls.
We have bought a fine house here, and will
make Baltimore our future home"

Newell and Niblo open a short Western
tour at the Avc&ue, Pittsburg, this week,
and win not be seen in New York again
until Spring. They have also signed con-
tracts for ten weeks on the Orpneum cir-
cuit for next season.

The Millab Sisters have been touring
the West in their specialty, which haa won
them applause for their clever singing and
dancing.

Talbot and Uooebs report success In their
new act They are In their thirteenth week
with the Henry Lee Vaudeville Co.

The Healts played the Metropolis Thea-
tre, this city, Sunday, Jan. 24, and were com-
plimented by the management as being one
of the best acts ever offered to the Harlem-
ites. They sail for Europe shortly, to play
ten weeks over the Moss & Stoll circuit

The Yalto Doo BSi'ed Feb. 4 for the Orrln
Circus, Mexico.

Gillihan and MuxRAT write : "Owing to
the closing of theatres In Chicago we lost a
number of our bookings. Instead of being
at the Haymarket, Chicago, week of Feb. 1,
we were at the Grand, Indianapolis.

Downbt and Willabd report meeting with
success on the Pacific coast They closed a
pleasant seven weeks' engagement at the
People's Theatre, Seattle, WaBh., and have
twenty-two weeks booked ahead on the coast.
Euoexe Emmett and Morbis Kane, Ger-
man dialect comedians, send word of their
6uccess st the Metropolitan Opera House,
Duluth, Minn., weeks of Jan. 18 end 25, mak-
ing their fifteenth week on the Northwestern
circuit

Geo. STCBBLsrnsLD, of the Three Stubble-
uelds, writes: "I put an 'ad.* In Tub Clip-
per for work week of Nov. 7, 1003, and,
am glad to say, bad quite a large number of
pliers. I had accepted one, but was obliged

^^ngaV^"^^ S"?n,^r L -r^^ h aS,^

icing act. titled "My Athletic Wife."

work alone, do- Imoobne Tosca Bird left Chicago on Jan.

30 to open on the Western circuit Feb. 1,

and Is booked solid for thirty weeks through

to the coast.

New York, and xneetTng with success.

highest point of excellence. "Peggy from
Paris" has been doing some Industrious globo
trotting. The company left V'ew York late In
November, and since then has very success-
fully played aa for West as Denver, return-
ing to Brooklyn. "The Yankee Consul,"
with Raymond Hitchcock at the head of the
Hit of well known players, will reach Broad-
way within the next fortnight Antoinette
Le Bran, the new dramatic soprano signed
by Mr, Savage for his English Grand Opera
Co., has been abroad so long that she was
supposed to be a foreigner when Mr. 8av-
nge induced her to give up Italian opera and
sing In her native tongue. The new prlnm
donna will alternate with Gertrude Iicnny-
son and Jean Lane Brooks during the annual
Western tour of Mr. Savage's English Grand
Opera Co. "The Sultan of Sulu," upon Its
Western and Southern tour, la repeating the
success recorded last year, and reaping the
natural benefit therefrom. The prosperity of
"The Sultan of Sulu" haa boon quite un-
broken Crom the moment of Its first pre-
sentation. It la one of the most widely pop-
ular entertainments In Henry W. Savage s
long and rapidly expanding list

— Notes from "The Montana Outlaw" Co. :
We are la our twenty-fifth week of success.
Our business has been very big In tha West,
and we wore compelled to turn people away
at St Joseph, Mo. ; Sioux City, la. ; Council
Bluffs, la., snd Omaha, Neb. On account
of the theatres closing In Chicago, where we
wero booked, we will play a few of the big
one nlgbt stands to Oil In our time. We have
tho strongest cast wo have ever had with
this show. Homer R. Barton la playing
Jack, the Buster (the star part). Other
members are : Lewis Summers, Eugene Krlck,
John G. and Alice McDowell, C. B. Rathburn,
Tcddie Roberts, Leo Holloway, Helene L.
Warde and Mable Gray. Warner 4 Altmau
are the proprietors ; Chas. F. Lawrence, man-
ager ; Fred H. Seymour, business manager ;
L. E. Krummel, agent ; Leo Holloway, master
of transportation, and John G. McDowell,
stage manager.

— Notes from the Ed. Redmond Co. : This
company has remained almost Intact for the
past year. Mrs. Estelle Kcdmond (our man-
ager's wife) and Theo. II. Bird (our Juvenile
man), whose birthdays fell very near to-
gether, decided to give a banquet to the other
members of the company. We wore not per-
mitted to enter the banquet hall until the
hour of midnight. After the performance
we adjourned to the ball, and great as our
expectations were (knowing the ability of
our boat and hostess), we were simply over-
whelmed. Evergreen trees banked the room,
the lights were shaded In pink and green,
flowers were In profusion, and In the centre
was a great table laden with delicacies.
Both Mrs. Redmond and Mr. Bird were the
recipients of many presents. Far Into the
nlgbt we remained, doing Justice to the
viands set before us, and otherwise enjoying
ourselves. Tha following members were pres-
ent, In addition to our host and hostess :
Ed. Redmond, Mitchell Insrauam, Ray Suth-
erland, Fred E. Jackson, Joe Coftman, Clyde
E. Granger, Jas. Sandusky, Oliver Stoops,
Katbryn Van Esse, Alta Pblpps, Leslie Vlr-
den, and last, but not leaat, little Garna
Vlrden.

— Manager E. J. Murray writes: "The
Huntley-Moore Co. closed In Scranton, Pa..
Jan. 23. They have reorganized and
strengthened the company with two new
lending people, and will reopen Feb. 8.

— Roster of "Johnnie Got the One I
Wanted" Co. : Geo. II. Stevens, proprietor
nnd manager; Dollle Mossman, Harry l'agc,
Jack Lockwood, Mazlo Stevens, Geo. Itufton
nnd Margaret Lockwood. Our list of vaude-

ville people : Cbas. Agtey, tramp Juggler and
pedestal band balancer; Will Kelgloy, com-
edy wire act, barrel Jumper and trick blcy-

8EARL ALLEN

Has been connected In the post with the vaudeville teams Leonze and Allen, singers and
dancers, and Weston and Allen, In a one act farce, "The Rent Collector," but has been
working with Ms wife since June 1 last. His wife is Violet 8. Allen, an eccentric dancer,
aad they are now doing an act called "The Sign Painter."

Job Wickes, for the past year support-
ing Emily Lytton and Wm. Gerald In vaude-
ville, will, In June next Join hands with
Llllle De Witt, in a comedy acrobatic act
They will appear under the team name of De
Witt and Wickes, Miss De Witt doing her acro-
batic and contortion work, and Mr. Wickes
his happy tramp, which he has been playing
with success In "The Lady Duck."

Tub Aldions are making an extended tour
of California, making quite a success with
their burlesque acrobatic work and boxing,
and have twenty weeks In the Northwest
after they finish In California.

Tub Adonis Trio (Stewart, Stevens and

M. Franklin Denton, formerly known as
M. Fred Ferguson, "The Uoosler Character
Impersonator, ' who was compelled by seri-
ous illness to cancel all engagements for the
season of 1003-'04, after spending threo
months at Hot Springs, Ark., Is on the road
to recovery. He will remain In Arkansas

wh!L Ju ȣi wiit b ^ri^ hS n kl n w Ji 1, hJ fe hS who " wlfl dlrect the tour ortbUoraanliation:
White, and will hereafter be known by his j u ii a l'ovnter has cloned wlih fha f'hau.
proper name. The team will be known aa ,",{„ (Southern) Co 1 Joined 'the a*£
the Two Dentons, and will feature high class ^l!i" ^- 80 - u - ul S? n i-.S _!.* na J olne
singing.

Notes most me Mexican Novelty Co.—
We are doing fair business, considering the
severe weather. We have Just opened In

clist ; Trlxle Monroe, singing and dancing
soubrctte ; Baby Leon, child performer ; Oeo,
II. Stevens, Irish comedian and dancer;
Dollle Mossman, soubrette, and Raymond
Clements, pianist We carry a band of nine

fileces, and business Is good. Tub Clipper
s a welcome visitor every Saturday.

— Henrietta Crosman's success In "Sweet
Kitty Bellalra," at the Belasco Theatre, New
York, Is moat emphatic Miss Crosman Is
cow In her third month at the Belasco, and
seats are In as great demand as ever. Miss
Crosman will play "Kitty" in this country
all of next season, going as far as San Fran-
cisco. Maurice Campbell's contract with
David Belasco for Miss Crosman's appear-
ances In "Kitty" terminates one year from
the coming June. Miss Crosman will either
then go to London, or Mr. Campbell will pro-
duce a new pay for ber In Now York.

— Maurice Campbell has refused all offers
to put on George Hazelton's new play, "The
Raven." It Is now announced that "The
Raven" will be done next September, and
until that time Frederick Lewis will continue
to rest at his home in Oswego, N. Y.

— Billy Cnsad, who for the past two years
lins managed the tours of the Guy Stock Co.,
has become a benedict and retired to private
life nt Snlllvon, Ind. His place with the
company has been taken by Len G. Shelby,

Stock Co, to do soubrette rores.

— Richard Brougbton writes : "I am mak-
ing arrangements for next season's tour of
'Hen Bolt? Have bad the play entirely re-

to VaWo™rng BC to P my Q llttli girt beTngTIln toSto""*** toThS S^AtT** ** Indiana, after a successful tour of Ohio, and nn"«« Att^^

suddenly ill sS we are taking a lay off on play a Bcvcn months' engagement In tho are carrying nine people and all feature acts. ftn d South." "

8L*^h%P..iV!t &iJ»!-R5KK£«S th « *" SJatr , -«r&a?LWS-S3 --« rnce.ret.red from Robert Man-

Pierre, S. D., but will be' on the road again
about May 1."

Tub Top8t Tdbyt Tbio have secured over
forty weeks of engagements. Including the
beat circuits. William C. Wclp, for many
^orisons light comedian of Geo. C. Broad-
nuret's comedies, has replaced Chas. Forest
a ? <be bell boy In the trio's comedy act,
u Dowd from Cohoes."

Herbert Swift, tho minstrel, will remain
with the Mason Bros." Show for another sca-

Smith and Blanctiard ore In their fonr-
WkMl with Heath's "Peck's Bad Boy"
, i' 1 ;..! . t,,e . rn A- They will close the season

being arranged by the Cadle Bros.

Frederick V. Bowers Is spending a few
weeks at French Lick Springs, Ind. He will
go South to play return engagements.

1'akker and Alvoba report meeting with
success with their new set, and have Blgned
contracts to appear In Europe next BOasun.

Mue Schbll was presented with a baby
lion for a birthday present by Mr. Benson,
of the Zoo, Providence, It I.

Fied Elmer, of Rice nnd Elmer, was
called home to Philadelphia, from Kansas
City on account of the death of his mother,
who died Jan. 20. Mr. Elmer returned to
New Orleans to fill the rest of their engage-

Oeorob A. Cliptobd, eccentric singing and
nv>noiopi e comedian, played the Palace Mu-
Mum Worcester, MaBs., week of Feb. 1. He
"Ports meeting with success on the New
f-g'and circuit for the past twelve weeks,
2 a no ? hooking Summer park work in
and around New England.
n*!" 8 "ERton-Runkei, Trio played the
nirff .Towtro, New York City, Sunday

Kit, Jan. 81, and were Immediately en-

to Know," the former doing a coon char-
acter, nnd Miss Field dolug straight and
soubrette parts. The team will be known as
McXuIty and Field.

John Goss is now In his twenty-first week
with Gus Sun's Minstrels, Introducing bis
original trick bone upeclnlty In the olio, and
doing an end In the first psrt. This Is hs
second season with this company, which Is
now In Southern Csllfornla, he Informs us,

^o fo r "x* nrst Sunday concert at the doing i very good business. He will plsy a
•ew Qotham Theatre. circuit of parks the coming Summer.

miss,

the company with a handsome" silver gold
lined shaving cup on his birthday. Roster:
S. A. Bliss, manager; Mrs. H. A. Bliss,
treasurer ; Johnnie La Vler, contortionist;
Walter Ross, black face comedian; Lorenzo,
merry wizard: Mrs. Frank Lorenzo, hand-
tuff challenge act; Annie Seamon, soubrette;
Art. Lesley, musical comedian; Arthur Ford,
musical director ; Little Pearl and Baby Roy,
mascots.
Jeanke and Ellsworth write: "We

5lnyod recently at Holyoke, Mass. (Star
lientre), our act winning a success at every
performance. We have good time booked on
the New England circuit — Boston Theatre,
Lowell, Mass.. Feb. 1 ; Gem, Lynn, Mass.,
Feb. 8, and Sheedy's, Fall River, Feb. IB.
Our singing and novelty musical act Is novel
In Its combination of Instruments and voices,
opd Is certainly rapidly gaining the favor of
managers and public. We are getting return
dates. '

Addison and Livingston recently played
a pleasant and successful two weeks' en-
gagement at the Unique Theatre, Indianapo-
lis. Ind., where their work met with success.
They were last week at the BIJou Theatre,
Hamilton, 0.

Mabro has Joined the John L. Sullivan
Vaudeville Co. for the remainder of the sea-
son.

tell's company Feb. 1, and the heavies' will
be played the rest of this season by It
Audrle.

— Notes from the "One Night In June"
Co., touring the Pacific coast : Business has
been excellent. We are working North, play-
ing Portland, Soattle and Tacoma, then
back I'nst. Mr. Gardner has again signed
with Itlngllng Bros.' Circus for next Summer.

— Mrs. Helen M. Whitney, mother of Man-
ager Fred C. Whitney, died from paralysis
on Saturday, Jan. 30, at ber borne, In De-
troit, Mich.

— From France comes the news that the
latest addition to the theatres of Paris will
be a fireproof building, designed by M.
Coquelln, the well known actor, and M.
Blnet, Paris architect M. Blnet states that
this theatre was In no way a result of the
lecent lire In Chicago. The patents for It
wero taken out three months ego. Neither
M. Coquelln nor M. Blnet pretends to have
Invented anything. All they claim to have
done Is to sdopt certain materials which
have never before been used In such a con-
nection.

— Creasle Cannada has closed her second
season with the Fenberg Stock Co., to Join
her husband (Wilson R. Todd), as they have
accepted a joint engagement for tha re-
mainder of the season.

— Notes from Stetson's "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" companies : These organisations, four
In number, under the management of Leon
Washburn, have met with unparalleled suc-
cess this season. Up to the present time the
records] of any previous season hay* been
beaten. Mr. Washburn spares neither time
nor money In keeping his acting companies
up to the standard. The costuming is ele-
gant, and the scenery up to date, while the
parades are always features, and many novel*
ties are always being Introduced. The l.'aif
em company Is now playing through Muses*
chusetts, to record breaking business, under
the maragement of C. T. Brockway. The
company now In Pennsylvania, managed by
Grant Luce, did a turn away business all
week before last. Wm. Kibble, now In the
middle States, has put up the standing room
sign every night for two weeks, and the com-

Sany now In Colorado Is packing them to the
oora Mr. Washburn's profits week before
last were the largest In his history as a man-
ager. The company now doing the Silver
circuit In Colorado Is on Us way to the Pa-
cific coast, and after finishing Its regular
xeason tt will go to Alaska. Contracts nave
already been closed (or a five months' trip.
A special steamer, owned by L. It Wads-
worth, will take them up the Yukon. Daw-
son, Atlln, Ketchikan, Douglas, Jeneau,
Skaguay and all towns In the far
North will be visited. Leon Washbnra
has Just returned to New York, bavins-
completed a round of visits to each com
pany, and while In the metropolis will con-'
elude some Important arrangements for' neir
season. Geo. reck represents Mr, Washburn
In the New York offlce.
acknowledged to bo one of the best stock com-
panies playing In the Rest

— Notes from the Boyd and Ivy Burrowta
Co. : Boyd and Ivv Burrowea and their big
dramatic and vaudeville company are play-
ing to crowded housee throughout Nebraska,
with not one losing town la twenty-four
weeks. We have Just purchased a full now
set of special scenery for some new plays
which wo are adding to our repertory. Our
big plcti-re machine Is still a drawing powor.
Mrs. Burrowes Is successfully singing bal-
lads, all of which have colored slides. J.
G. Anderson joined Jan. SO. as stage director.
Iloyd Burrowes, owner and manager'. Lewla
Kline, J. O. Anderson, Omar C. Reed, Chat.
Carter. Nornh Kllno tnd Ivy Burrowes.

— Geo. A. O'Brien and A. D. Pyne are now
aAaocl&tod under the 0'Brlen-l*yno attrac-
tions, and open Feb. 8 with Jlr. O'Brien's
"SncldOT's Wife." Later on they will plnco
Mr. O'Brlcn'a "From tho Poplhti of Sin."
Other plays listed by the O'llrlen-I'yne At-
tractions arc "Ily Royal Right." "Tho Beggar
Mother," "The President^ Son," and an
elaborate scenic Illusion drama, "When the
Devil Repents," all written and owned by
Mr. O'Brien.

— Geo. W. Scott and wlfo (Jessye Lyons)
have closed tliolr Wlntor tour, and aro rest-
ing at Crowley, La., for tho remainder. of the
season. Mr. Scott will orgruilie a Summer
stock at the above named place, to open In
April. Tho company will make Its headquar-
ters nt Crowley, where a Summer theatre la
In preparation, nnd will play In and about
Crowley tho entire Summer. The show will
carry a band and orchestra.

— Notes from the Vernon Stork Co. : Both
press and pubic have been very liberal In
their praise of this organization, which Is

— Horry Corson Clarke Stock Notes: We
opened In Houston, Tex., night of Monday,
Jan. 11, to one of the largest houses known
to the annals of Houston theatricals, and
business has been on the boom ever since.
We have found Houston to bo one of the
best show towns In the South, and are
gratified beyond measure nt the enthusiasm
displayed by the people here. We opened
with "What Happened to Jones," nnd played
eight performances to fl. R. ft. Tho second
week we gave them "Why Bmlth I^ift Home,"
lo capacity. This week the bill Is "Ills
Absent Hoy." The company numbers twenty-
one people, nnd Is tho strongest ever gotten
together by Jlr. CInrke. Almost the entire
front of tne theatre Is practically made up
of doors, affording excellent exits In case
of fire. Wo are mounting our productions In
a fashion seldom seen In stock bouses, mak-
ing several sets of special scenery for each.
Our reception matlnoes have proven an In-
novation In theatrical circles here, and we
have been forced to add an extra perform-
ance (Thursday afternoon) to accommodate
the people.

— Brownlee A Reed Notes: narry Frank.
Herbert Swift, J. Frank Mackey, Chas. Clark,
Davo Dupreo. Wlllard Weber and Harry
f.'obb, "Eagle" members of tha Brownlee 4
Reed Enterprises, were entertained at Oil
City, Pa., Jan. 11, also at Kane, Pa., Jan.
23, to a smoker and banquet, by the local
nerle. After leaving for our private car at
tho late hours of tho morning nil voted
that our local brothers were royal enter-
tainers In every respect.

— Crescent Comedy Co. Notes: Wo closed
our season on Jan. HI, at Ronceverte, W.
Vs., on account of the death of Lew Kane,
comedian with the company. The remains,
accompanied by the family, were taken to
Dunkirk. Ind., for Interment Thos. Clark
left for his home In Kokomo, Ind., and Wal-
ter II. Evcrstlne and Leon F, Itlce left for .
Cumberland, Md., to look after the Interest
of their "Lost In Egypt" Co., which takes

I he road early next season. B. A. Bergman,
manager of the Crescent Comedy Co., will
not reorganize his company until lots In the
Spring, when be will put the show out under
canvas for the Hummer season.

— Gus Sob Ike has been engaged by Fred
C. Whitney to go on tho road with "The
Isle of Spice" Co., which Is now touring the
West. Mr. Aohlke has also been engaged
by Mr. Whitney to produce all of the Whit-
ney shows which he contemplates putting
out tho first one of which will be "Pit!
Pall Poof." When tha La Balls Theatre,
Chicago, reopens he will produce "The Royal
Cliof," written by Geo. Stoddard, music by
linn Jerome, which will be Mr. Bobtko'i third
production In Chicago.

— Richard Bnsanko Is playing Major Hlmp-
klns. In "The Bello of MenUa" Co., and re-
ports meeting with much success In the role.

— Major A. J. Crlpul, llllputlnn comedian
of tho "The Katzonjammcr Kids" Co., figured
In a runaway accident at Wler City, Kan.
Ha took Frances Fennell, one of the company,
with him for a ride. All went well until the
horse shied at an automobile, when It started
In run, and the major, who Is only three foot
high, and weighs only seventy pounds, could
not control the animal. The major, falling
nut of the buggy, luckily landed oh soft
ground, while Miss Fennoll managed to hold
tier seat till help came. She was not hurt.

— Notes from tho Rockwell Co. : We have
nothing to complain of. We left I^wlston,
Me., for Rumford Palls, breaking sll records •
and playing to capacity. We bad a bad
Jump to Berlin, N. II., not arriving at Berlin
until 8 v.. H.. where we broke the record.of
tho house. Our next stand was Burlington,
Vt Everything was sold out on our arrival.
We have hid no changes In the company since
we started out Our stage manager, A. L,
I'nncbawe, puts things through as quickly
ns possible. Mac and Mac close with us on
Feb. 0, to go to their home In Bridgeport,
Ct, for a rest John Mac will put oat a
trio act In May. The little Wheeler Sisters.
James Coutts, Flora Brown, Tom Cody and
others will constitute the features with the
Rockwell Company for the season.

— J. B. Henry, tho well known advance
jgent and mnnngcr, Is lit at the Alhsny, N.
Y., Hospital, and Is about to submit to a
serious surgical operation.

— George A. Barrett musical director of
Ihe Rentfrow Stock Co., and three other
members of the company were Initiated Into
the mysteries of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles at Shenandoah, Pa, and took psrt In
the entertainment that followed.

1212

THE N1SW YOEK CLIPPER.

Febeuary 13.

WOT HEB SDPEBHT TBAI1ED B0B8E AID KISS, PIE3IIT1IG Til IOST OBIBIIAL 8P01TIM AW, 0A1 IB IlflAGIB FOB A FBW 1BBIB FBIOB TO

stage picture. Bin tau ber norse an* her |elght, between the three pa In of feet TM
dogs trained so that the/ obey her slightest 'set was dw ' d «"» ^ e J2. n *i£ m h SrtJ ad-
whim.— THB EVENING NEWS, Detroit, mal .acta, and won deaerv
Not. 8, 1008.

VAUDEVILLE AT THB TEMPLE.
Aa the neadilner of the bill at the Temple
Theatre thla week MIII7 Capell returns with

ber Arabian atalllon and banting don, In an
effective act that baa gained great t avor on
two continent*. Mlaa Capell I* one of the
beat equestriennes that Europe bas pro-
duced, and ber steed la a magnificently pro-
portioned and cleverly trained animal, the
slgbt of wblcb Is a delight to a horse loter.
The hone does fancy steps and tricks of
various kinds, balancing alto on hla bind
legs, and exhibiting surprising endurance.
The dogs are Terr cute, running In and out
among the feet of the bone as be dances
and prances about The act deserves rank
among the beat In Its line, aa It la seldom
inch teats are accomplished by a woman
trainer.— THB PBEB PRESS, Detroit, Not,
8, 1808.

That the remarkable woman, Mllly Capell,
«. B.-HH. STBIRBR IB HOT AUTHORIZED TO BOOK THIS ACT.

with her beautiful high school bone and ber
kennel of well trained dogs, la at Shea's this
week, In an act that creates a sensation.
It out clanei any ilmtlar act ever seen In
any of the big circuses, and at the same
time, Is given with ease and grace on the
stage of a theatre. It bas been greatly added
to since last seen at Shea's, and It today
ttanda forth aa probably the greatest of Its
kind In the world.— SHEAS VAUDEVILLE,
Buffalo, Oct 18, 1003.

HILLY CAPELL AT THB TEMPLE.
Dogs that would delight a Landseer, a
bone tbst a Rosa Bonheur would rare oyer,
a woman that would make a fit model for a
Sir Joshua Reynolds, gave mucb pleasure to
a large audience In the Temple Theatre last
night. In truth Milllcent Capell, or Mllly
Capell, aa she calls herself, together with
her stunning Arabian bone and her beauti-
ful hunting dogs, presented a wonderful

KEITH'S THEATRE
Mllly Capell. the beautiful equestrienne,
who made such a big bit at Keith's last
season, reappeared with her magnificent horse
and trained hunting dogs, and repeated ber
big triumph. Miss Capell la a striking look-
ing woman, and when she made ber entrance
on the stage, dashing In upon ber magnificent
horse, the audience broke Into a prolonged
and spontaneous outburst of appreciation.
The hone did a number of really clever teats.
wsltslog In perfect time to the music, and
everything he did was Imitated by a sagacious
canine. Then, as a final feat the hone
walked a cakewalk with Its mistress, while
three dogs ran In and out, making a figure

deservedly hearty aa-
ilnUon and applause.— THE NEWS, Provi-
dence, B. I., Dec. 22, 1903.

THB COLUMBIA.
A magnificent horte, perfected In the "high
school" steps, yet hardly ascending to the
dignity of a complete "menage act— as the
circus people style It beneath the big tent—
a jauntily clad equestrienne, and five trained
does constitute the novelty feature at the
Columbia thla week. Mllly Capell, billed as
Europe's greatest equestrienne and animal
trainer, really presents an act that consider-
ing the limitations Imposed by the stage, is
most meritorious, even though It necessarily
does not Include many of even the simpler
features to be found where the band plays
and the red lemonade flows. It Is a novelty,

Address

BIB BETDBI TO EDBOPE II BAY,

and scores a hit If for no other reason

THE ENQUIRES, Cincinnati, Nov. 23, l»03
An act which was produced to Phlladeli
pblans simultaneously with the Fadettei li
that of Mllly Capell the noted Euro jean
equestrienne. Miss Capell made her reno-
pearance hut night and with ber beautiful
horse and a pack of hunting dors, grestlt
delighted the audience. Mlaa Capell is re-
markable horsewoman and animal trainer
and her feats of skill and daring evoked con-
tinuous applause.— TELEGRAPH, Philadel-
phia, Jan. 6, 1904.

VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
The pretty act Introduced by Mllly Capell
with her trained atalllon and dogs, Is the
headllner In the bill at Hyde a Bebman's this
week. Mile. CapeU'a act has been seen here
several times, but It does not grow tiresome.
—THE BROOKLYN TIMES, Dec 8, 1003
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CHICAGO

Febbtjaby 13/

• '■ 5JICHIOAX.

I»wti»;il.'--At the Detroit Opera iiou«e
,r"C. WWtaw. nwnaaer).— Nat C Good-
win. In "A- Olld«d looH" plajeO, to packed
bouses, Feb.. 1-A Henry Irving, In repertorr,
phyed, to crowded houses, 4-0. Mrs. Leslie
tarter, lu i "Du Barry," 818; "The Sultan
of Snlu . 15-20.

L*ciu*t Theatbx fE. D. Stair, managerl
.-••The • Fortune Teller," preaented by a
well balanced and capable company, de-
liibted large and appreciative audiences Jnn
;<5-Feb. 0., Edua Hropson scored an om-
phalic lilt. '*fn Old Kentncky" 7.1a. oeo
Sidney. In "Kusy lxay," 14-20.

WHtrxKi Theatre (K. I>. Stair, maun,
iter).— "Not Guilt j" wo* presented by a good
I'ompany. to packed houses, laBt week. "\Vhv
Women Bin' 7-JS. '

aflmnwni (W. B. Lawrence, man-
ager).— The. bill for iveek of 8: Wilfred
(.lark-; an* company. Klein, Ott Brothers
and NIcMhion, tbo Three Polo*. Ifedinl and
Arthur, Tjce and Jermon, Mildred Flora,
llrboks. Brothers, Sydney Grant, and the
kloetograpb. Last week's bill was of a high
order, anil tbc attendance good.

Xkmple TnsATni! (J. H. Moore, manager).
- -Tbe attractions for week of 8: Eddie Kov,
liddle Gorvle and Mollle Thompson, Watson,
Hutching*. Kdwards and company, the Kour
Pulses, Hacker, and Lester, Vllona Sisters,
-lu Klyno, Elsie Janla, and tan American
klnetograph. IJlllan Burkbart, and tbe Knuf-
■uan Troupe were the leading hlte of last
week's bill, and tbc attendance was large.

Eurinc Tkeatbb (Dr. Campbell, mana-
jjerl. — This Cracker Jacks Burlesquers gate
h good . entertainment, und drew fair slied
iiuuiea week of 1, Vanity Fair Burlemiucra
718, Imperial Burlesque™ 14-20.

NoTKe.T— James Phelan, of Toledo, 0,
lolded '<The Isle of Spice" In thla cltv lust
ivee^,.ln- the. role of Keshan. Mr. Plielan's
lira) stage experience last season was with
lhe : Charter French Opera Co., of New Orv
ItaflB. He will continue to jilay the part of

KaSUan on tbe road E. W. Mlgglus,

owner ot the Tomplo Tbeatre, this city, |s
seriously ■ ill at fain home rom an attack or

puailiio«fa Drew and Campbell, of Hie

Star Theatre, Cleveland, O.. bawe purehae-d
the' McMillan interests In the Avenue Thea-
tre,'. In this city, and the Colonial, of Cleve-
land^ • ft Is understood that the policy of the
houses will remain the same.

Gran* Haplds. — At the NEW Powers
' Harry O. Bommcrs. A Co., managers). —
Marie Cablll, .in "Nancy Brown," pluyed. to
S. B, 0>, Jan. 37. Wilton Lackaye, In "Tbc
Hit;". 30, 81 , played to crowded bouses. Paula
■ 1 /dwarUett, 4, drew; well. Richard Carle, in
The •Tenderfoot," «; "The Irish Pawn-
brokers;". 7. ; Mav Howard Co. 8-10. and "The
VabkeeConsul" 11, 12..
,. Majestic (Orln Stair, manager).— Mrs.
Fiake.'ln "Marv of Magdala," Jan. 28, played
to «. B. O. "when Beuben comes to Town,"
•-U, HO, drew well, as did "Shore Acres" 8.J-
Ken. 8, Coming: "Busy Izzy" 4-6, Jos. Mur-
phy 7-JO, "Holty Tolty r ' 11-13.

Gravd Opera Hoist; (Orlu Stair, muna-
rtr).— ''The Little Church Around the Coc-
ue>,' Jau 31-Feb. 3, drew well. Coming:
■Tor Her Children's Sake" 4-0, "The Night
llefore Christmas" 7-10, "The Great White
W|mond" 11-13.

. 8 Pith's Opeba House (Mrs. W; B.
Smith, manager). — This house continues do-
ing an excellent busdness. Coming, week of 7,
W7"B. ' Watson's Oriental Burlesquers, and
week 'of 14, Hani T. Jack's Own Co.
I

SiinlwjlTr.-— At the Academy of Muslc( John
11. Davidson, manager). — "Not Guilty," Jan.
J8, to fair patronage. "The Irish- Pawn-
broker*,". Feb. 3, to good business. Joe
Murphy -1, Thomas Jefferson, In "Bip Van
Winkle," o: "Holty Tolty" 8, "Under South-
ern Sfclce" 10, "Busy Izsy" 13.

J ef Fins' Theatre (T. D. Bamford k Sam
Marks, managers). — The bill week of 1 :
Klein, Ott Brothers and Xlckerson, Es-
meralda. Sisters, Mitchell and Lore. Larkln
:ind Patterson, the Two Hewitts, Wise and
MlItciD. Business has been very good. John
B. WIllB' •Musical Comedy Co. week of 8.
■; .** * .

Knlamasoo. — At tbe Academy of Music
<B. 'A. Bush, manager). — Mrs. Fiske, In
"Mary of Magilala," played, to tbe capacity
of .the bouse, Jan. 29, giving a tine perform-
ance. .• 'The. Irish Pawnbrokers" came, to
fair business, 30. "Tbc Isle of Spice" bad
moderate business Feb. I, the play deserving
u packed house "Winsome Winnie" thor-
oughly pleased a good sized audience, and
"Snore Acres" came to fair business. "The
Mgljt Before Christmas" 5, Mrs. Leslie Car-
ter, In" "Du Barry," t>, and "Weary' Willie
Walker" -10.

Kawuazoo : Amuuemunt Palack (Geo. C.
Hummer, manager). — -This house is meeting
with uninterrupted success, roller skating
.-filnlug-to lose none of Its charms.
:i .-■ ■ ■ ■ ■

B«v City — At Washington Theatre <.W.
• J. .Daunt; manager). — Mrs. KIske. In "Mary
ufVigdtlH," drew u large and cntbuslustlc
audltlvce :.1an. 27. James Kennedy's 1'ia.y-
iTshain'falr sized bouses 28-30. "Not Guilty"
-T) i ; Joseph Murphy, In "Kerry Gow," Keb.
j; Thomas Jeffersou. |n "Bip Van Winkle,"
0:'TJb' Younger Brothers 8, '"Holty Tolty" <>,
■Under. Southern Skies" 11. George Sidney,
lu'"8usy lazy," 12.

Notb.— AVm. B. Mock, of the Mrs. Flake
, 'o,,]b an old Bay City hoy, and won with
ills parents while lu the city.

J«oK«o".— At the Athenaeum (II. J. Per-

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1213

*- n «1?^ WB r »— Cteatore's Baud, Jan.
2i, fllled the house. "8I» Hooklns" 2S

Staff? an a ^ U " x, h0asc - •'«»° M? ' GnlS:
SSS ^i .'i,» ? he Pa3 ' t0B s,8ltr8 opened a
!r^«.? lg i Uts CD R»WBient Feb. I u> j
o,^w d ^. . h , ous <— the flrst popular priced

oways s. Peeks Bnd Boy" io HuHe Ar«»
tlnot.ll. "King Dodo" 17* ••l'l„roVl*r,r is

•»»

INDIANA.

ter, cnutmger). — "When Ueubeu Comes to.
1 own" Jan. 'J8. "A Thoroughbred Tramp,"

;u."aflernoou and evening, came, to good
business, i James Kenudey*« Kepertorr Co..
V'eh. 1, •> and 4-tl. did fafrly well. "Isle of
Spice," '3.' hud a largn and appreciative uudl-
eiive.- ."'."ITic Irish Pawnbrokers" .8. "The

rwiderfoot" 10, Geo. Sidney 11, "Under
■Soutfi«rn Skies" 13, "Holty Tolty" 18, W. If.
■t-'raue^MJ.

Lun»ln« At Baltd's Opera House Oft

«'•. \yilllams. mannirer). — Younger Bros,
•unle tfeb.- 2, to fair honsc. Tbos. Jeffer-
mhx, In mj{| b y na winkle," pleased a good
buuab-4.. "The Irish Pa wnbroken<'.' did srof>rt
i'Uslness. o. ■

♦ »» •

•'',". ALABAMA.

Mvnt4omer> . — At tbe Montgomery The-
atre (Blrscher. Bros., managers').— Cap'. Jack
Oawjord, the Poet Scout, Jan. i.'o,.\vas well
recede)!. Itpse Melville, In "Sis Hopkins. "
-I', bad good business. Al Wilson, In- A
I'/ltice of Tatters," Feb. 3 (matinee and
iilglit) : Helen Gruutly, In "The Palace of
the- King," '4'; "The ltunaways'' 6 (matinee
and ■lilgfit) '

•Mtfl».NAI*'B TlLKATHi: (G. I'. MoDoUttld,

™an|ger);—Paytou Sisters Comedy Co., Jan.
^UOrbad' sood busi ness.

BlrniinicIiBin. — At the Jcffersoa Theotre
'U., j3.. Douglas, manager). — Crentore s Baud
■Irjair. twp' Tariju and appreciative audiences
•Ian; 23. "*Xhe Earl of Pawtuckel" was a
vclcouie offering 30. Fine business at both
Vertpnnances. Coming: Al. Wilson I eb. l .
-, TPiKk's Bud Boy" 4, "In the Palace of
inc'Rtug" 5, Hose Melville 8, o. Sadlo Mar-
'iqotlO? the Four Cohans 11, Nat C._ Good-
will Vi,- '.'The Lily and the Prince" lo, Jno.
-H9, "Florodoru" IT "King »°* - 2 -
Thuatae (H. B. Williams, maaa-
e Welta-Dunne-Harlan Co. prefcnte»l
White Flag." Jan. 25-30, to good
A Contented Woman" leb. 1-8;
4 „.bouso by the Sea." 8-10, "Aiueer

; Ifoix— Ade llpa Pattl canceled.

"»lta..— At the Academy of Mnnic (Long

?w is, ".J i
.WWflO Ti

. \d" ^vSCft: - UK "Sl''"' » mn Il.m-e
«i£jS*9 manager).— Bcrlbn Gallan.l,
'>ivii I h ? ^ ( 'nion. of Hnddon Hall." Jan.
-h-.ju furnished one of the nvwt enjovnblc
entertalnmenls i>f the w.iiwn Char!-" Vw
HL222?*' »"», Present at the opening per^
ormance. Business wn* very l.lg. K jUn
Drew la "The (Ucond In Command," Vl"
rULSSF H ''"a 10 " 13 !? big buKiuess. The
t -inclnnntl German Stork Co., in "JacKer-
Wut," for one performance, h. w«. ISt"

™*, < ISfSSSi fllle<1 ft return cnxaue-

M-TE&ftjn s,i,ror s,ipi,er xi

gg"}gg>g Desperate Lord Barrington."

iw ^.«^ ?P P i ,Rl u f }.°J hQ , " i " 111 W* bind-
n>?S8. "Her Only Sin, Feb. 1-3 wis a new

2!2S*£SF*.% "aa*» wSSu, -a
5252 }{ no 4 ^, L rto i' 1 " 1 ' ohkA

Around tbe Corner' 8-10, the Iloval i.iii.
pntUua U-13. "King of Deteclivcs' ? -Lvi7.
m -4 ttANU > °g" u Houst: G*hnf«r Zlcgler.
mf \? a lff r >;— Fanny Bice was at tbe beau of
a vaudeville bill, week of 1. that drew ca-
pacity bUKlncss. Three Fortunes, GllUbun
and Murray, Kelt and Rttsk, Htcbnrds and
Montrose, Beatrice Morelaad, Hoattlna and
Mevcno, Kjrle and Wilson, and "Tbe Great
J rain Bobbery, on the blow-one, all made
gt-d. For week of 8 : Marcel's living pic-
tures, Lew Sully. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mur-
phy, A. O. Duncan. Bryant and Savllle,
Gallagher, Barrett and company. Hal Merrltt.
Madge Miiitland, and the bioscope.

Cjhoxk Thbatbe (Ralph Thurbut, mana-
«er) .—Business holds up to tbe usual high
standard. Week of S tbe tmoklng* are : Tbe
Lveretts. Carlos Daly, O'Brien and Harold,
and tbe klnetoscope.

KMPinr. T«>:atkc (<Thas. Zlmmermiin, man-
ager). — Freil Irwin's Big Show gave a clever
performance week of 1. Itentz-Santley Co.
wcijk.of 8, and the Bohemians week of 15.

KTanm-llle.— At the Grand Opera House
(Pcdley & Burrh, managers). — All previous
records were broken wet* of Jan. 25, for at
eight performances of "Ben Uur" the house
was packed to S. H. 0. The week's business
showed receipts of about eighteen thousand
dollais. A large sale of seats for John Drew,
In .The iieconu in Command," Feb. 3. How-
ard-Dorset Co. 8-10, "The Girl With tbc
Green Byes" 11, Ww. H. Crane 15, Uutn-
Ian & Wall's Minstrels 1((, "When Knighthood
Wa»t in Flower" 18, "The Chaperonj' p 10.

iProPLr.'s n^tr^AraB (Pcdlcy & Burcb, man-
aygrs). — This bouse was well Mled Jan. 31,
at two performances of "A Bunch of Keys."
and the play being in good hands this sea-
son kept Its audiences In good humor. Two
performances, at advanced prices, of "The
Silver Slipper." Feb. 7; "Mickey Finn" 14,
"New Jersey folk" 17, "A Hun ou the Bank' 1

Temple Tukatkl, of Owensboro, Ky. (Ped-
ley & Burcb, managers), had a good house
to greet "A Bunch of Keys" Feb. 2. "Miss
Bob White" did good business 3. "Mr.
Jolly, of Jollet," 5; Flavla Stock Co. 8-
13. Oulnlan & Wall 10, "The Chaperons"
18. "When Knighthood Was In Flower" 10.

Notes. — The wonderful success which the
manager of the Grand had with "Ben Uur"
proved to him that no undertaking was too
great Tbc members of the "Ben Hur" Co.
pronounced the stage of the Grand one of
the most complete they bad ever played on.

Tbe carnival co. being organized by

Harry Wright, former manager of the Wright
Carnival Co., Is to be targe and must com-
plete this season. The entire outfit Is new
aud up to date In every respect, and will be
ready for opening la the early Spring. All
new onttlt Is being made In Kvausvllic, un-
der Mr. Wright's personal direction.

■
' Marion. — At the Indiana (E. 1„ Ki line-
man, manager). — "A Gentleman of France"
was greeted by a large audience Jan. 27.
Charles Daltou made u hit. Nat Wills, In
"A Son of Best," delighted a large audience
28.' Mr. Wills scored a decided success.
Little Will Archie, of Weber & Fields fame,
brought down tbe house. "Tbe Silver Slip-
per" tested tbe capacity of the house, both
matinee and night. 'M. Tkomas Iveousli
furnished unlimited fun, and Gertrude Mll-
lln'gtou won numerous recalls. Itlchard Carle
and "The Tenderfoot" were enthusiastically
received, by a large audience, Feb. 1. The
music was catchy and the book clever. Un-
derlined : "Superba" o, "The Isle of Suiee"
8, "Maebeth" 9; Mary Munnerlng 13, "The
Earl of Pawtucket" 17.

.Tin: Oband (10. L. Klnneinau, manager).
— J. C. Lewis and his "SI Plunkard" Co.
made their annual visit Jan. 30. and, us
usual, stood them -up. "A Thoroughbred
Tramn" had two big houses Feb. 1. Peck's
Bad Bov," 3 and matinee, wan liberally pnt-
ronlzed," and gave a clever show. Billed :
"Shore Acres' «. Black Pattl Troubadours
I). -"Down and l'p" 11, French Folly Bur-
lesquers 13. .. . ,

Note. — Tbe colored aggregation, ptaylus
"The Hottest Coon In Dixie," dosed nt KheJ-
byrllle. Ind.. Feb. 1.

» i ■ i

- Andemua At the Grand Opera House

(J. B. Dlckuon. manager). — "Foxy Grandpa"
did big business Jan. 20. "A Hugged Hero"
pleased Feb. 2. Itlchard Carle, la "The
Tenderfoot," drew the largest house of tbe
lOS«oii 3, and put the standing room sign
out early. "The Hottest Coon In Dlxey" 4.
"81 Plunkard." with rube band. 3 : Llnrou
J. Carter's "Her Only Sin" 0. ZsMlIe & Ver-
nou Vaudeville Co. 0. 10. "A Thoroughbred
Tramp" 11. "The Earl of Puwluckel" 13.
Columbus Theutrc Stock Co., of Chicago, 15-
1, ; French Folly Co. 18, "The Heart of
Maryland" 20.

Norts.— Al. Martlu's "lincle 'loni' car
met with an accident here Jan. 24. ITic
xtGam heater exploded and blew a sectlou out
of tbe roof Bantu Bay, former proprie-
tor of the Buy Tbeatre, basj-etunied to the
hotel business, having purchased [the Ch eugo
Hotel and taken charge. ... ..Mr. Dlcksou,

of the Oraud, baa decided t<> dlscoullniie.
rtuudav attractions.

, « *

Terrc llnntr.— At tbc Grand Opera
liouso (T. W. Barhydt, msuagcr).— "Ben
TTur" Feb. 1 and week, played to capacity
business at every performance. comlug :
Black VattI S. "The Silver Slluper 0.

imrur.vu TitBATUB (Geo. ft. Clark, man-
,.» er ). — The bur esquo and vaudeville bill for
week of 8 lucludes : Edith Shaw, Dottle
Dimple, Oracle Morrison, Tcnny and .Clark.
Ibe i'atnadus, Leo and Hulky. Bngeue l'lpplu.
This house Is receiving fair patronage.

Notes. — A new asbestos curtain bus beeu
lila'ccd in the Grand by Manager Barhydt.
•lu* H. H. O. »lgu «'us lu demand nt «\>ry
Lcrforuiauce of "Ben Hur,' which closed
tero t). The receipts for the week were
over X'-'O.OuO The Terre Haute Amuse-
ment Co. has arranged to open u. largo park
ESkS of the city, and to build a theatre
lu which first class vaudeville will kM*M
darlnc the Summer season. Booking will ua
done Wou gh Mr. Bhayue, of Ch icago.

' FrsnkllBr— TIm Bllnii (E. Luugerbrake,
manager).— Chas. Dnrtoa In "A Gentleman
Jn 'ranee," came Jau. 28, to fslr business.

Jtweph Santley. In "From 'Bags to Riches,"
.10. to big business. "A Thnrotighliri'd Tramp"
came Feb. 2, to fair business. Coming: "TV
Crlalu" 10, ''KntzcDjammcr Kids" 17.

— : — ♦»»

. — The company which has played so long
and successful nn engagement nt Ibe Fischer
Opvrn House.. San Francisco, with the Weber
fc Fields burlesyiifs and ejirnvngnntns, la
sbortly In Mill for Australia, where tliev are
hooked fur nn cttrnsive tunc. They are also
scheduled to appear iu llnnnliilii. The com-
IMiny will pnibuldy visit Japan on Its way.
playing Inn frw of the principal cities of that
country. This tour w«s arranged llirnugh
Harry James, the Snii FraneUcu representa-
tive. of M. Wlliunrk * S,uis.

Theatre Sites

TWO DESIRABLE PLOTS
IN 4Mb ami 41tU STREETS

long Acre Section, \. V. City

EAST OF BltOAmVAV. Hiilinble loans to
build. MEDnn - lUil'.X KKAI.TY COIt-
roBATKi.N. 40 Wnll Street, Sew York tMtv.

No Manager or Agent knows how clever you are
until he sees you play.und you do not know how
superior DRICAM CHK AM Is aa compared with
other akin preparations until you have tried It.

AposlUveeure for Moth Hunts, Freckles.
PI m plei and nil akin blrmiilies— lias made
wonderful cures lit cases of Kcipin»---!« a
sm>erlor msssage cream as It ramovra wrln-
Ulei and develops the neck, thront mil
bnet.

In dainty Jars, tt.00 each.

Sold at Wanaunker's. Rlicr's Drug store, or
sent dlreot on receipt of price- write to

DKKAM CRKAH CO. (Dept.C.i.
Ilox2«;, Madison Square Branch. S. Y. City.

MelNNERNEY'S

TgOTHjML

COLD CREAM.

There are many Oold cream Preparations on
the market today. Some are GOOD— others are

BBTTER-flat Molnnerae j'i Is BK8T.

The mgredlentt of Mclnnemey's Oold Creani
ere pore end imrmlees, and when you onoe uie
ihli preparation yon will went no other,

Other good qnelltlee In Its favor ere He delicate

Ertnme, smooth wMteneee and ooollnf properties,
id It dote not cost es maon ee many of tbe raj
lafeiler yrepentlou.

59c.

LB.

rom 1 AL X O ■ L T AT

The Incomparable Skin Tonic.
Absolutely Free from Rancidity.
Once Used, Always Used.

KKK

IU>-KO-KHKAM CO.,

Kooiii. ai3-S17, No. JO L» Malle Mtr^rt.

CHICAGO.

BETTEB THAI IQIO OIL

"COCOANUT CREAM."

put tip lu lib Tlns-SOc.

THROAT

I PASTILLES 1

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■ Samnlee Free.
■IBS KTHEL VAH BUHicrt (VanBuren A
Beymonr) writes : I take pleasure In praising roar
AntltepUc Throat Paattlfea to ell who suffer from
irritation of the tbroat. I term them my "Life
Seven." eva.h U SOUS. Lisa.,

1» Wl lll.m St „ km w XmtU.
London, Liverpool, Montreal, Toronto.

CIMsfc,

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Katnoai Tlieavtrlcal

RESTAURANT

419 SIXTH AVBrtTTK,
Between sstli aiul&th (its.,
NKW tOKK Cirv.
Be«t of Food, Perfectly Cooked,
UellclotiHly Herveil. Prices
ressonsbln. Special lMnlug
Ooom for Ladles.

RJNElll SUMMESTILLEOBESITrTRBIETS

Reduce your neeh without dieting. Twodollars
P»r hox: 5 rmvee live dollars. Address

BOX M, mad. &. x . P. , 5. Y. Olty.

THEATRICAL HOTELS

M«

BO ARDING HOUSES.

■KTROPOLTTA1* OOTKL Broadway and
ITth 81., New Tork. Enropean Plan. Koome U •
week, np. wm. B. Uott, Prop.; u. E. McNnlty, Mfr.

PAliAOK HOTKL, Chtcsgo. II . B. Humphrey,
Prop. Rates: European, 13.00 per week; wlthprl-
rate be to, |T. ObAKK ST. Oable lo all theatree.

ST. CIIAllUEH iiOTKl., is So. Clark St.,
Ohloafo; Rolf. J. Ooold, rrop. Tbeauiral Heed-
smarter*. Rooms %h to IT per wevk.Sleatu h«at,t>a>thi

NATIONAL '-a ^a^n^

— — ■ ■«■■■■»■» D . A , UOOLKY, Prop.

WM. TKI,!. HOI NK, Howard and Somerael
Sta., Boeton, Mass. Central location. Excellent
meals. RMILT T. BAMNWART, Prop.

BKN FRASKLIV IIOVRB, U ttomentet St.,
Boeton, kfaaa., opp. Court llonse. Fine board and
rooms at reaaonanle rates. Mre. Mary Thotnea.

"^•iinKcV^HOOSBTi &3~Leellt7bowell, ttaea!
/as. MacOrefor, Prop. Prof.'shome. All modern
eontenlencoe. ft per week, void bottle after enow.

NKVKRK MOUSK,

CLARK and MICBIOAS STREKTS, CHICAGO.

American, %i and np; Rurtipean, T&ota. and np

Special Rates to Theatrical Profession.

8. A, CROWE, Proprietor.

Fireproof,

570 H. Cl,AHKST.,neiir

European.

ewaWlOCIinUr i .okaonTSA i C A O O.
SPEC IAL RATES. NEW OK RUAN RF^TA DRAOT

PARK VIEW HOI SK A HEHT ACRA5T,
8648 W.NEWTOS.COK. WASH., BOSTON, MASS.
First Olaei homo for Profa. Furnlahed Room*
»nd Board, f» weok. MAORIOK ROKO, Prop._

_ STHOSS HUTJKi,,«4 and'itO W. lSth ST.,
OINCIRNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN,
~ 1 1.08 SIMP LE. ID.OO 1IQUBLB TER W E EK.

C HF.8TE R K I K Lb.-Klegant lintel : modern.
Perfect outline, service, ippolntmenta. European
plan. I. U. HAN RAU AS, Prop,, Petcwbnrg, Va.

KODIN HOt HOTE I„ BUFFAI £>, N. T., Waah-
Ington and Bagle Sta. (opposite Hotel Iroquois),
HARRY ASM.CS, Prnp. R11

plan.

mpean und American
Rooms aoo. per day np. Am. plan. II to fa.

Dll I IIIAIC ""lei. Ueadnnartera for
III iLllla W -° " ro,<Mlj "- 11ft * aa

Walnut Sti., ST. 1AJU1H.

FRANK HfXT'H Ht'ROPMAK HOTEL,

14s liearborn st„ Chicago. ProfeMonel rut en $ I
par week and up. Loiailon in heart of the c ity.

TRAFAI^ARTlIMnkaaTitthBt.. New York,
ops. Dewey. RuomiSOc., ISc. $1. $1.80 day; »2.M
to ts week. W. 1). il annidas, Propr.

hotel HAVUvTioungatown, oiilu.— r.uta-
pcan plan; new; rooms, Mr.., ^6^^., »1; hoadi|iiar-
tcrs Tor profeislon; convenient to ihcutrea: cor.
Board man and Champion at>._A.J.Onibner.Pr»p.

~ Wnhm.tr ,V Madtaon, CBIOAGO.

O. C. Taughau, Prop. Strictly

1 American Plan, la-116 alngle;

RIO HOSLEIl'M NEW HOTEL, 2nd end

Jeffemon Sta., boulavllte, Ky. Amer. plan. Ratee
|7 doable, In single. KverytUIng now hut Nlc.

THE Ml'KLLKR,forni<'rlv CLIPPER HOTEL,
will trout you right In rcgnrd to ratee and aorvlce.
niDirir.HT i.csi 11 Wlthont Extra Charge.
I*is than 'l minutes' walk of all the leading
theatres: Write ahead for room.

OrlAS. MUELLER JR.. PROP., Milwaukee. Wle.

EXCELLENT Rooms and Board, $1, up. Con-
venient to all theatres. Ka'b'd 'T«. BROWN, 240
K. Ohio SI., Chicago. Telephone 8331, Dearborn.

Hill's Kiw Hotel Gift. reS^i-fsa

Rooms Hoc. to76c. per day; %2M and $3.00 n week.
Ladle*' Restaurant on second door. No. ft E. 4th
SL, Wilmington, Del. 0. R. HOLT, Prop.

HOTEL VELEY

I'.inoPllAS PLA1C.

n- Special weekly rates to the profession.

1S6 Clark St., Chicago. Most central locution In City

WANTED, for the Hall i Sample Wagon
Shows, 1st Violin with music, to lead 0.; P011I1I0
Baritone In ll, Clarionet H. and 0. Other musicians
write. Urnond Horizontal Ban, Roman Ladders,
Aerial Ladder, Foot Juggler, Slack and Tight
Wire, Contortionist, Double and Buliiuclng Props.,
ruing Rings. Sailor and Carrying Penh, Break-
away Ladder, Trained Dogs and Ponies, dround
and Lofty Tumbling. Cannon Bull Juggler, Clowns,
Etc.. Sketch snd Staler Teams, Dulidi, Irish and
B. V. Comedians fsat sing and dance. Those
douiillng 1st li-rur Rurnxi, Alio ami Tromhono
preferred. Canvas Men, Oroouis, Conks and Bill
Posters. Particulars and lowest salary. Small
circus and vaudeville. Address F. W. 11ALL,
Nora Springs, Iowa.

Ml HH I Attn WANTEU-CITii REOT. CON-
CERT BAND hue First Class Positions for caiwblu
men; Clarionets preferred; all Instruments write,
especially machinists. All letters uniwered. Slate
age, Instrument, experience and trade.

!>■ H.McCOSII, Louder. Ottnmwa. Iowa.

WABTTED,;ror tbe Croat C. w. Parker Amnae-

ment Co., a few more Lady Musicians for Hand.
Slate what you play. Add. Horace .Murphy, Band,
master, Almu. Ark. urU. W. Parker, Atilfrno, Kans'

FOR SAXE.Ten Flno Films, fit (AOOft.): SI111-

Plex Name Plate Machine, lift; si.v Kntonllold
'otore Machines, fa; a Punching Machines, flu.
Chei. K»y. CnmiHTlBnd. Md.

BPECiALfor tw i>sv- to Prof.:tieiiuine Uard
Ruhber. Oold Fontitatn Pen, complete In cs-e,
with Flllor tuofske). w..: regular price, f l.w, or
tuoncy hack. Only a for each customer. Treneld
be malL J. K. MORTON. Asl.ury Park, N. J.

WANTED -flood Medicine Performers, Dutch,
Irish and Black Fare Comedians. Must be able
to put on acts and make t hem go. Those thai fake
organ or do two specialties a nlglit for weok given
preference. Clifton Remedy Co., filran), 111.

WANTED AT^ONChT aolior and telial.lo
Al All Around Medicine People able to change
oue to two week!. Piano Players. Season never
closes: Salaries mun he LOW, they ere SURE.
Good treatment, state hII hi first letter. im.HIN-
MAN, Hgr. Glenwooil Concert Co.. Avondale, Pa.

WAWTED -First Cln.a atUlllCINK PEOPLE.
Mast Ik: Versatile anil Play Orgau or Piano. Long
senson tor the rtgln jwoplc. Address

OARDNER I. llASl'ortP, iUnsgflri.
Clifton Kemrdy Co.. No. 3. nornsl.y, ill.

BLACK ART, FLYING LADY. Statue Turn-
ing to Life', Ventriloquist Figures. organ, Paint-
ings, Mechanical Wax Flgnica. Illusions, Hooka
on Magic. Klc. W. 0. J. SUAW. Victoria, Mo.

A LADY win sells, iruc llnndsomo Street and
Evening downs. |.-,.no to fvo.oo. RldliiKhaliit.
DESSAU. '.•«■'. W. IKIli VY^, lst_ApartmTOi. Esst.

MOTION PICTURE MACHINE, ALSO OUAKTITY

Of Films Wann.,1. MAOIIIKK. cam of CI.1PPKR.

MEDICIIVE MR!«, boeton" Kelts only fit) per

6 to. Bargain; cattnui be dqplleated when gone,
Andsome cartoons free. H other styles Klec.
Belts with lundsome boxes; Klec. Insoles. s8c.
docprs.; Kleo. Jars, lie. doz.; Soap, fJ.Iugro.
Soap Jars and Print all cash ; Klec. Bolts half cash.
Write for price list snd lecture free, largest and
best equipped E. B. Mfgr j. Iu L. S. snd located In
centre. Est 2iyra.
TBI KLECTRlO APPLIANCKCQ.,Hiirllngton.Ksn.

HOW TV BROOME A OOnTTORTlONMT.

Pront and Back Vending, escb trick Illustrated.
'AlKt. MoruhOt's R"li«.i.s:i7N. l»h St., PhUa., Pa.

HllnCnll THKATRK. 44th SL. near Broadway.

nUHwUR gigs. s.ao. Mats. WM. end SaL, a.li.

IIKNRY It. HARRIS Manager

IN

fly RICHARD HARDINtl 1UV1S.

•Ily.

BELASCO THEATRE tl^YZy.

Kvenlngs h. Hat. Saturday 2,

DAVID BF.LASOo presents, by arrangement wltn

Maurice Campliell,

Hanrlatte) Oronmein
In 1

New

TS»nriwv.v.si s«^ ru» m mm w »

gW "Sweet Kitty Bellairs,"

WALLACK'S. mats.,' wiv. isv bat., s.

600. Ado's assK. mm
COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

B. F. KEITH'S

uumeuonai OtroslL Theatrlcei Knts r p ru sM,
- E. P. albkf, General Menaaer.
niOIl CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

8. K. BODOUOR, Booking Manager, Association
of Veadevtlle Managers, St. Junes Bldg., Broad
war end aeth sl. n. y.

Huber's "£. Museum

GEO. H. I10BEK, Propr.
WANTED AT ALL TIMES, Living OtulMttSaS,
Freaks of Nature, also First Claas Veudirtlie Ante
fo r Theatre. Ad dress J. H. AynKR SO N.Menagwr.

««--I- MAW OPBHIfl

8 0TB AM MONDAY WIGHT, Feb. §,
THEATRE, "5

uMh.W OATIASQUSBADBSB

THIKH AVK. a ORKAT BURLKSQiTIB
Hulltvaii.V Krsu.s. AND VAl'llF.VILLE.

Pro prietors. Pop , prtc es. -''C , Mo. and 40c.

*«■" MATINEE TODAY.

Dewey pabisi an widows.

E. 14th St. I apBMggWBL HOSF.Sand 0MI0N8 .

PASTOR'S

Niw York City. Coiliiuout PirftrniRM.

Warren * Blatichard. Kergueun A Heeion,

Sesrle A Violet Allen. S Itlo Broe.,

.las. a Hudlo Leonard, Ilowley A Leslie.

John F. Clark, Usjmonlo Jk Belle,

Marlon i Pearl, " rs R" T i' * Und '

Antrim A Fetors, Iflgglns A Pholps,

T1IK VrTAORAPH, and as Extra Attraction,

RonKRTH. ILOKHA ROIIIiRTS.

RICHARD PfTROT,

Touring In Europe On
Important Business.

Addres. No. * ^MABT-grSTBA-R. ^

BROOKS BROS.

THIS WEKK. I'KB. s,
A V UN UK TUBATHE. DRTK01T, M ICBL

"SIMPLE 1 TOMPKINS"

More than tanking good at Chicago Qluhs.

"The Jblly Trio/

OUSIIINll. MERRILL snd KUIOKHON.
En Rontu with own ootnpany. .

JOSEF YARRICK, -aoioiar.

Invites niters. 100 EAST Md ST., Now York.

— ■ " ■ r ■

Frosto and Harve v ,

Their Art, LADY LB M A U R.
HAVE OPEN TIMl: FOR PARKS.

HINNKAPOLIH, MIN N,, (IKN. UBL.

EWIMETT^KArJE

THE OIUUINAL I.AUTKBIIAOH BOYS—Weekeof
Feb. 1 and s, (lolden Hale Tlieslin, Virginia, Mluu.

Wally and Lottie llelston.

Feb. 1.'. open and latnr. Address

lnse N.iWth ST., Plitladelplila, Pa., or agents.

KOK SALK-I EDISON KINBTOSOOPEIExhl-,

liltlon), with F.lectrlD Lamp and Klienstat. |A9.
K UI8QH, euro of CLIP PER.

MIJKK'IA.Vm: Bend for tlescrlptlvoclrciihir
nnil prices of the lloltou Cornets and ttlldn
Trotuhoni-s. 'I'lioy itni generally conceded tu
bo the best for profnmlanals. Address
nUMK IIOI.TO N, 70 MndUon St., Chlcegu.

■T. JAMES HOTEL. TOLEDO, O. Ameri-
can Plan, 'ihestrlcal ll'-ailiiuarteri. %\.'H> single.
M rinnhle: $0 snd 17 per weok.

^"iW^TTBTAnT^iV NnOWBVIMIIli

— Tlirso dlirurcntlMHiksforlccts. All kinds of acts.
MOHPUKT'S80HOOMa7N.»thBt„l'hlle„ Pa.

M. STRA88MAN,

A'lTOrtN'By, H.'i.l tlrnadwny, New Vork City.

T VINE WHITE TAIL Olfl'fi, or Uorued

Horses; cheep lots. I NylRbaies; ohesp lots. tf>
spotted Axis Deer, 4U Kangaroos. 10 Erases; ulioup.
sd Black Swans, etc. W1LUAM JAMRACli, Htoko
Nowlnglon, Londnii. England.

noVAI. Ill '.lOAIUAN OttCHEBTBA In

Foil Cnlform at most satisfactory terms. I sin shin
to furnish rouelo for Theatra (lonuorts, Private
Houses, all occasions, at reasonable rates; weekly,
unntlilf snd season engagements lakon. S. TP-
l.EJA, Le ader, SU NJjvwranoii Ht ., ridla., Pa.

BLKpTiasjt'h, aigora. Lions and All Kinds

ofWIld Animals. Orders nookod now. Elephsnut
from IWj cut li ; Tigers, XI*. and en on. Cheapen
house In the world. Established n century.
WILLIAM JAMKAOII, Stoke Nowlr.gtoo, London.
England. Snln sddrexs.

llTlIOOBAPIiri CENT EACH, on-

lettered oroas-llning speee: Vauderllle, Reper-
toire, Burlesque, Irremattc, Opera. Send fl for
IM samples. Opera House contract* son. per 100,
if. nOTLKB, ill W. Madison St.. CMca go,

A. 4JOODKICH. LA WT BR, HI West Madison
it, Ohleafo; eeUbUshed ISM. Bnilneas legal and
gnlet Brannhsa and faolllllaa In o ther s tatsa,

^HBAP>u7hV, ~Mo»itii~Plcture Machines,

Uamcras. Luntoros, l^nsss. Song.lldesandi'tpply
sold ana Iwught. Hpeclsl films and slides mule.
Shows given. Export mechanic!. German-Am.
MMbJkMBflJkaM >f? tslth St. N.Y. Tsl.t HJ. )) .
ML Sit! KIJIPUSBU AND AB.RANOED

for any instrument or number of instruments.
Songs, words and music, sketches, etc. Send sump.
(ill As. L. LEWIS, m Richmond St. OlnolnnaH, 6]

AT L.IBEBTV- Comedy Sket/:Ii Team, Man
and Wife, Stngles and Doubles, Illustrated songs.
Both pin* ulis. OnodB. F. Com. Song and Dance.
AMYTHINU TUAT PAYS MONEV.

TDK EARLS, X-JHrnsdSl. Iltlei, B. V.

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It. AnVGIlTISKD ONI; WEEK OS1.V. Iir TUB
ROITTB Of AST TUKATUICAt, COMFANt IS
Pul'ilUT, lir.J-l'l: TO Olill LIST OP ItOlrTKM
ON .\Nnt lll'l- PUIS WH CANNOT SUNO liOUTKb
1ST' IfAJL, Olt TELEGBArn.

DRAMATIC.

. 1 1. (',., Qgdensburg. — We have no knowl-
edge of the present whereabouts of the-parly.
Amlress a letter In our ear* nnd we will
Advertise It h. Tiiti Ci.irriJt letter list.
ft," E. S., Wilmington,
G. It .v., Newark.
W. P. K., Homer,
Miss L: M.. IVs Moines,
J. C. it.. YVitshlngtiiii,
Mrs. M. J. .\I., Washington,
W. II. P., New Tork, \

A. 8. M., Cleveland, * ■

U. M.,' Albany, Aj a

'•I'BiisoNAf, Fkimnp," Providence,
).. It., Manchester,

I. 11., New Y'ork,
A. V., Atlanta, and

3. A. M., Argentu. — See answer to 0. 0.
obove.' '

A. L. Itronklyh. — H was originally played
by* McKee lliinklii. '

II. W.. Cleveland. — You will find the Ad-
dresses you require In Cnhn's Guide, published
l.y Julius' Culm, Empire Theatre Building,
New York City. It Is (he same party.

.1. IT.. Ft. Wayne.— Tun letter Is still at
I his office,

W. &, Astoria,— There are two companies,
one of which Is headed by Joseph Hurt and
Carrie Be Mar. We can not give the roster
of either company.

W. IV K., Owciishoro. — The letter has not
been claimed.

J. I. V., Cleveland. — 1. lly personal uppll-
eatlmi In the managers or through agents.
5. A New York City business directory will
furnish joii n list. :L From $20 n week up.

M. •>!., Allantle Clly. — Owing lo Hie el.w-
Ing uf the theatres In Chicago the eompsuy
was closed. You will find route of the com-
puny In our route list iih ko.ui ok It opens.

"llANCHit." Clinton. — Thus, Spcuccr. 440
West Thirty-sixth Street, New York Clly.

C. J. It., .Newark.-— 1. See answer to O.
G. 2. Wo hnvo no knowledge of miy Bitch
pulillnillon.

"A Iti-Aiifn. Jersey City. — 1. At the expira-
tion of the forly-lwo years, when the ropy-
iiglil expires, It heroines public properly. 2. It
does nut. 3. He can not.

A-.& C, Toledo. — Not being familiar with
the net we have no Idea of Us worth. Apply
to any of Ihe recognised vaudovllln agents.

J. v.. U., Raltlinore. — Prom ?!I0 a week up.

O,- C. llnstim. — The iwrty d'ed Jan. 2.
10(14, nnd the denth notice appeared in Tin:
«Xipw;r dated Jan. ".).

e'Ciimni'N,-" Bristol. — We nro not In n po-
sition lo Rive you the desired Information.

TJ. M. A., Chicago. — Yon will find wlmt yon
desire In Calm's Guide, published hy Julius
Cahh, Umpire Tlientre Iiiilldlng, New York
«:itv.

J.. O., New Y'ork.— Aildresa some educii-
tionfll pnl ill.'.it Ion for the Ittfnriiinllon.

M«fl. D. C. G.. North Pownal. — We have
no means of knowing,

W. 0. H., Toronto.— I. Prmn $-10 np. X.
They do. 3. We will publlsli such u list
in April or Mb.

It. 8. T., Brooklyn. — We can not aid yon.

"lltinTKV Bov," New York.— Address ^t.
Witmark * Sons, 144 West Thlrly-sevcntu
f4treel.

D. 8., rn route, — We bavo not published
the dcalll notice of the party, who Is still
•i live,

C. V. B., Warren.— -Consult n commerelnl
ngency.

I* St. P., St. I.ouls.— Advertise your wnnts
In Titii Ci.H'PKr.

K. J. T., Hamnlon.— Address Hick & Pits-
gernld. 1H Ann Street, New York City.

R. W. D, Nnw York.— •Addresii Prof. Stlrk,
Stlrk's llnb, I'nst Boston, Mass.

II. W. I'.. Chttnnto.— Address Carl Plsher,
a Fourth Avenne. New York City.

B. 0. K.. Yonkers.— J,etter wai wnt to
Reaver FnllS, Pn., Dec. 15.

••II. 3. vov W., Bpinfiwlek.-r>iddn<ss Me,x
riolin. In care of this olllee. and we will nd-
ftortlse the letter In Tub Clittsr letter Hit.

IIII. 1.1 AllDS, POOL, ETC. "

C. R. YV.. Metropolitan. — Match, Feb. '15,
1ssi, oiisliloti caroms; J. Scliaefer Km
iHilniw, W. Sexton BOB — Cooper Institute,
N. Y. City ; DeJiaefer's average 3.04-1D2.
fti-xlon's average 3.00-102. A second match
Wo* pinyed by these players, uAder olnduvr
i.iniliiloHS, at Tammsjiy Hall, N. y. f., on
IVh. id. JS8I. which Sexton won; score,
Seilini 40«i, Hchaefer 303; average. Sex-
ton :;.40-120, Scbaefer . 3.3-120.
BASEBALL.

J. D. R, Harrison Hot Springs. — Wo do
not know iho sxnet salary reeelvscl by ball
plsyers. As a rule, li Is purely guesswork.
CARDS.
■ C. C. New Castle. — Uci should place the
rarri where it can he readily referred to In
case of subsequent dlt-pute, hut Is not obliged
to j-xp<i*c bis haud.

A axu II, I'rovldener. — 11. liaving made in
pl.iy Ihe Hire.-! he bid, and having hut ouu
in go, won tlie game with high.

I.. M. I*. Illsbee.— D won, ns be needed
hut on,, point, nnd jack outranks game In
the connl.

J. W. II., Green Bay.— B could not accept
the card exposed in the -draw, but wum en-
titled to tbe next card dealt from the top of
the dek, and before nny player to his left
was lu'l-.ril to cards.

YV. II.. Washington.— "Royal flush" Is a
Icrm uut found in nny standard work on the
game of pokor. A strnlglit (lush composed
or nee. king, queen, Jack and ten spot is
the highest hand that can be held In tie
gsnte.

J. 0. A., Hamilton.— State tlio question
dourly, nuu we will answer.
IBM.

O. I. IT. — No ofQclnl decision having been
rendered, the bet Is drawn.

T. R., Nlngura Palls. — Tommy Bynn (right
name Joseph Youngs) was horn nt I ted wood,
N. V., Jlanh 20, 1870. We know nothing
about bis private affairs.

MINCBLLAKEOV*.

Amatfub. — Write to the Navy Depart-
ment, YVnahlogton, D. C, for the desired In-
formntlon.

OUR CHICAGO LETTER.

(FSOtf OCB OWN CORUESPflNDENT,)

Western Bareaa
Of the New Y'ork Clipper,
Room 003, Asbliiml Hloek, Chicago.
Chicago is gradually emerging from Its long
period of theatrical gloom. The present Is
pnuulslng and the ftiriuv Is fraught with
bopefuluess. McY'lckei-'s '1'heatre swung Into
line ls«t ..Monday evening. Jan. S. when "In
Old Kentucky" wns given as our first thea-
trical performance since Mayor Harrison, In
furt he MM of his unrivalled specialty of
'"Getting Out From Under," closed every
theatre In Chicago Salurdny afternoon, Jan.
2. The Criterion was Ihe second theatre to
open when, ou Thursday evening, Sehnn Her-
mit n took up Hie In si. half of her week's
booking lu "The Charity Nurse." Two morn
house*— the I'lHiple's nnd Hush Temple— ant
hilled i<> open this ( Saturday) evening. Sun-
day ufloriiunn ihe. Trix-ndero and the Mar-
lowe Thenlre, lu Klglewood. hope to open,
with A. II. WixMiliull's llljrh Hollers ami • Tho
Little Church Around Ihe t'orner'' an their
ifMiieetlve at tract Ions, hunduy evening the
Warrick expects to present I'uuln Kdwanlex.
in "tVliisonte Winnie," nnd ou Monday even-
ing Ihe Illinois Theatre pluun to resume oiier-
nli.itis, with Henry Irving as tlw attraction,
l Urns with Henry Irving na tbe iitlraetloVi,
the (irniid 0|u>rii n»use hoping lo ofTer Cbas.
Rlelniuin, in "Cafit. Harrington," as Ita open-
ing nt unction lite same evening. These
a ix' the Immediate prnMpeeU. Tbe Chi-
cago llpem Hinise will represent Kohl
Si Cusllc's vaudeville Interests after Mon-
thly, 15, thoru iH'lng llttlo likelihood of
the Hayunirket opeulug for .some little time,
nnd a prospect that' the present Olympic may
never opeu. The Hludflinker will also opeo
n week it-din Monduy, fully equipped as to
every reqnlrcuioni of the new ordinances.
Next Sunday Solum Herman will probably

fen Hopkins', but the date of oiieulng the
Mr Stnlr A Ilnvlln local theatres — the
Jon. Academy anil Alhambra — Is, nt pres-
ent, decidedly indcllulte, Ih>sido the Olympic
the list of thealies which may not be able
in comply with Hie new regulations In-
cludes the Great Northern, which will have
trouble lu providing exits; tho Thlrty-llrst
Jiirect, La Salic nnd Sam T. Jack's, which
tire nbovc the twelve feet limit • for non-
Jlrepronf buildings, and the Masonic Temple
liouf Theatre, which Is eighteen stories
above the xldewalk and out of tbe running.
It will be remembered that theatres which me
opening now do so under n special priv-
ilege extended for tholr temporary relief,
'flie management of ench house must ill c n
Ismd before permit Is Issued, In the sum of
S25,0Mi, that overy requirement of the new
building ordlniiutcs slmll be compiled wlln
u'v Sepi. 1 next, lu ninny cases steel stuge
Hi l ructures, lly galleries nnd rigging lofts,
along with the sprinkler system, will be the
only requisites to Insure full compliance with
the ordinances. Fireproof brick proscenium
walls, :.ieel curtains, n complete equipment
of lire lighting uiipnralus nud tho proper nr-
rtiiiKi'inents' of aisles anil exits are absolute
ussimtlalH to even teiniKimry opening. The
Inspection cf iheatres Is going along as fast
lis practicable, and the required alterations
are l<elug msi|e as fust ns leseen nnd uiiin-
ngei.-: can mnkc tlicir rirrnngemeuts with
niH)iM.r(y owners for the footing of the bills.
In line in*i these diplomatic oillces ended In
Ihi> u'libilruwiil of 1-1. I). Slnlr and. Geo,
Middle! on from the lease of Hie Columbus
Theatre, Hie house reverting in YY'ehcr Bros.,
lis owners. The manager of the American
Theatre expects to complete all the reonlred
strueluml changes lieforc opening. ■ Cleve-
land's Theatre Is in contact with the nlder-
nitinle minnitttee liecnuse of Us hick of n
Mi* proscenium wall, tilt hough u |r pup.
jillnl with a supposedly ilreprnrif wall, sep-
arating the stage from the auditorium, row-
ers' lias no iltvproof proscenium wnll of nny
sort, and will Iw delayed in opening until
n lirlek partition can he constructed. The
Milwaukee Avenue tlarrlek. Howard's und
till! Avenue, out lying stock company ihen-
tr«-H, along Willi tillckmnu's Y'lildlsb Theaire.
Hie calumei. In Sourh Chlengoj and Hie
London Dime Musee. nwnll Inspection nnd are
eoiiseqiieiitlyyet folic heard from. One peculiar
outcome of Ihe opening of McY'leker's wns
Hie relatively modern to business resulting
from the cngtiKcincnt. "Our show hungry
Ihcntregocrs" seemed averse lo Indulging
llielr ,i|ipetltes lo the extent of box ofllce
goiiruiondism which one might suppose
would follow Hie opeulug of the rli-Rt tbeatro
for the only tnrntricnl performance lu a
town 4rf two million people. The opening
house displayed many entply seals, business
srAdtl&lty pivRliig Up until the seating cn-
pqellv was consumed on t'rldny night. Be
it 'known, meanwhile. Hint "standing room"
wllt-jiol be sllowvd to l^ sold under Hie M
nrdln.inei'. The nnslerule liuslneBs. under
the firviimsl niiccs, must lie altrlhuted to the
fuel Hint our theatregoer.! have drifted Inin
ot Iter nvtiulcs of tiiiiii*eiin>nl, and our mnn-
uBern will llnd this feature a potent element
to orensmie. However, wllh a dlversllled
selection, coupled wllh a goodly supply ot
Bovelty. Hie current dnya may serve lo
awaken our theatregoers from (heir lethargy.
Two of tbe four down lown offerings are new
to Chicago, with Sir Henry Irving In a class
,hy himself. "Resurrc-llen," nt MeYJcket-'s.
relurns to n field where Miss Walth nltrneled
capacity business for four weeks last Spring.
The slgns-of, the times are Indeed promising,
oiid rlitcngii feels lielrer.

It.tixois Tn'tATBB (Will J. Davis. ' mana-
ger ).— Sir tleary Irving l« billed to open

M.exlay oveiilug, Feb. 8, for a iortulghfs
nujagemeat. The announcements for the first
wefek are: •I'be Merchant of Y'enlce," Mon-
day. Wednesday and FrUlar evenings nud
Saturday's matlnis!; "The Story of AYaier-
lorf' and "Tlje Hells," Tuesday nid Thursdny
fA«nlngs, nr.it "Louis I" on Saturday nlghi.
Uwhig to It» structural Bilvsntages this house
Was required to make comparatively' few
changes, llie'closlng of It* gallery being tbe
taopt radical change nnjuired hy tbe new
regulations.

(iiAxn Opkiia House <Pred R. Hamlin,
btiilness manager). — Charles Itlehman Is au-
rtoiinced to reopen this popular resort ou
Monday evening, 8, then niakLng Ids local
debut as a «ta-r, and presenting, for the llrst
thpe here, Victor Mapex' new piny, "Capf.
BHrrlngton." His managers, Wehcr A Fields,
h.ivr. Mirrounded him with a supporting eom-
iwhy (if 'promised excellence, George YYIlson,
of j ho old Iloston Museum Company: William
Refltuond und Suiaime Sheldon belug the
principals. Tcmjiorary changes reduce the
seating capacity somewhat, the closing of
the gallery being necessary under the new'
regulations. On IS Blanche Hate* will be-
gin n limited engagement, presenting "The
Darling ot the liods."

McVickix's Thkatbb (Geo. Warren, husl-
ncts manager). — Jncob Litt took all that
en me In last Week, "In Old Kentucky" being
fit first attraction otir theatregoers have
had opportunity to patronize since Satur-
day nfiernoon, Jnn. 2. Tho house opened
Fe|i. 1. with good business, attendance gradu-
ally Increasing- until the seating rapacity
was tosied Friday night. Bessie Harris-
cale's Madge iirterly was heartily commend-
ed, others who engaged la the first theatrical
performance under Chicago's new era being :
Kstella Dale, May Anderson, Thomas Rlonm,
Oils Turner, ijlias. Randall, James Roberts,
Jidin I'nwell, Geo, Heath. J. W. Cope, Prank
Russell, Geo, Deyo, and numerous plcks-
nlnnles, buck ilaneeni nnd "real coon en-
tertainers. Blanche Walsh on Feb 7 begins
a return engagement lu "Resurrection."
I'barles Warren. In "Drink." opens two
weeks later, to be followed hy Louis .Tomes
arid Frederick Wnrde and "The F.rernn!
CHy."

.Gaubick TnnATiiB (Cbas. A. Rlrd, busi-
ness manager). — Paula Kdwardes, billed to
open Sunday night, 7, will make her local
debut as a star, In "Winsome Winnie "
Alexander Clark, Madison Smith, Wat. E.
Phillips. Evclyne Carter, Caecellla Rhode
and Isobel Hall will give chief aid In sup-
port. Many changes will, of course, be noted
in the Interior arrangement of this house, a
reduction of Its seating capacity, particular-
ly In the upper tiers, being the most radical
change.

Cbitebion Theatre (Ben M. Giroux, busi-
ness malinger). — "The House of Aisles and
Kxlts." ns Lincoln J. Carter now bills his
popular North side resort, was Chicago's
si'. ond theatre in the field. On Thursday
night. 4, quickly following the issuance of n
permit, nnd without previous announcement
or hilling, Selma Herman opened. In "Tho
(Tiarlty Nurse." Business was Just whnr
'might have been exneeled— not overly good.
On Sunday "The Ministers Daughters"
opens for a week of the usual two dolly per-
formances which rule here, and Hie Inler-
niuicd season of popular plays will again lie
In full swing. Joseph J. und Myrn Ditvls
Howling were chief in Miss Herman's sup-
port, and "The Charily Nurse" deserved a
heller fole Ih.'.n "pot luck" in breaking the
Criterion's spell of darkness.
, Pfwi.f.'n Tiiratrh (Millie Wlllard Nelson,
manager). — Saturday evening, II. wns the
dale set for the reopening here. Mav Hoamcr
and her clever slock company lielng an-
nounced for presentations ot "The Men of
Jlnuown." Being among the first permitted
lo open, this house may, by that same token,
lij! set down as among the safest. Rebuilt
mid opened Inte in the season. It conformed
closely to Ihe old ordinance nnd was thus
able to more readily meet tho reeitlremenls
of new conditions. For the current dnvs.
and probably longer, (Miss Qosiuer will have
lite only theatre runulng on the great West
side.

! Bush Temple Theatre (T. J. Ecarnan.
manager). — The Players Stock Co., headed
l(v Grace Reals and Joseph J. Sullivan, were
announced to resume presentations of "Ivau,
^he Terrible," on Saturday night, (I. Thbs
liouw, lielng a breproof structure, will' bu
tlie nuly "up stairs' theatre allowed to run,
for some time at least. The twelve foot
Hmlt was abolished by tho City Council, as
sppllcd to this resort, through the introduc-
tion of the onlv evidence of "statesman-
ship" put forward In behalf o,' nuv Chicago
theaire. Several aldermen made eloquent
•liens In behalf "of the young men who have
Invested their entire fortune lu the house."
, TSOCAPEIIO TlICATBK (.Robert PllltOU, U1UU.

tiger). — Indications, nt this writing, point
tn the reopening of Ihl-i popular theatre on
Sunday afternoon. 7, with A. H. YVoodhuH'a
High Rollers. Rice & Uarioti's Big Gulely
<>. Is due to follow. Fluid Inspection ot
the structural changes wns expected Satur-
day, and It a permit is Issued "The Wheel"
will once more turn In burlesque gaiety nt
the Sundav nintlnec.

I'UiiK Strkkt MrsKtM (Louis M. Hedges.
managec). — This resort opened Inst w<-ek ami
Inns been attracting goodly crowds, lis some-
what ehung.sl Interior conforms to Hio re-
quirements, nnd curios uud vaudeville will
bold forth, as In ihe past, for the edifica-
tion of the ii'.ultltudes.

Avi'lTOKti:»t Theatre (Milward Adams,
manager). — Theodore Thomas' Chicago Or-
chestra, giving concerts Friday afternoons
nnd Saturday evenings, continues the es-
tablished attraction here. Jncques Thlhaud,
violinist, was the soloist (I and 7. Mrs.
Jeanette Durnn Collins will he ncxr week's
soloist. On Tuesday afternoon, 2, "society"
spread lis mnntle over n benefit performance
given In nld of Impoverished thesplans hen-
abonts. As n result ihe programme was
more notable for the presence of nsplrlng
iiuinlenrs. drawn from the "smart set.'' than
II wns commendable As a meritorious enter-
tainment. Many professions Is, however,
bolstered the show to a point of accepta-
bility, uitiong the number being Nellie Follls,
Have l^wls, .Maude Alice Kellev. NoIIIh
O'Neill. Marshall and Thtsdale, Blanche Ho-
man. Grace Reals John O'Hnrn, Joseph J.
Sullivan. Itessle He Y'oe and Prank Youuge,
Gertrude Ritchie, and Robert McWnde. Wal-
ter Jones had the stage management, and
n fund amounting to a little more than
$2.IU10 was accumulated. Tlie Actors' Church
Alliance, nnd the Hill Posters' nnd Stage
Mechanics' unions have charge of the distri-
bution of Ihe fund. I.lllinn Nordlen Is hilled
for a song recital 10. The Apollo Club will
nuttier "F.ll)n" 22, with Caroline Ilnrdv and
Klennore Klrkbnni. ot New Y'ork. as prin-
cipal sdiolsts.

ASTF.iiMATlt. — Chicago Local No. 4, Actors'
Protect lve Union, will hold a "vaudeville"
nr the Milwaukee Avenue Turner ■ in II, Mon-
day evening, 8, for the purpose of gaining
funds to ii Id Impoverished memliera of their
nrffanlRalioii lu (his clly. q'he programme
«III Is 1 « strictly "membership" affair, and
ft. D. Rlcardo. business rftntngor ot Ihe local.
Is putting forth Ills best efforts to make the

niTuIr a eopiplcln sii.vc.bs lolui Rlngllng

l« buck /mm his tluro's'sii I rip. und preun ra-
tions are uuder woy for the opening of Hlng-
ling llrolhcrs' animal sen«..n nt the Coliseum
early lu April. "The Rig Show" will be new
In many departments of Its arenle dlsplav-
thls season, and nlthmifh the nmnagement is
Olplotnnllea'ly, reticent us to devclopmcrtts. It
can he safely- stinnlsetl ibnt John Rlngllng's
lliiropeaii pilgrimage was something more
Htnn a nlenstire I rip, nnd wq eavihuvii lv expect
rn nvnlnnche of foreign notelck^s when "The
Pride of Ihe. YVest" svi-lngs' Into view'...,..
Former employes of tlie American Theatre
will hold n dnnco at Urlch's Hall 11. wllh n
view to the main chance In hope of relmbura-

lod Uiclr excheiptcr ngalust a still lBdeflnlto
peilod of closure at their place of employ-

nYcjit. Sbelk Hadji Tabar was amoDg

last week's callers at TrtE OMM Western
Htirenu. He Is one of the Oriental ewmnls-
si-Lrs to the World's Pair at St. Louis and
will have a number of concessions on T™
Pike." Meanwhile his acrobatic troupes are
IxUig operated In vaudeville from Chicago. . .
II. A. YVIrkhsn Is In town. Just recovereil from
a four weeks' hospital siege hi Iowa, following
his thus enforced closing ns business man-
ager of "Mr. Jolty, of Jollet." He Is spend-
ing n imrt of his leisure with A. B. Wilbur,
ulth wliom he laboreil some years ago, but
who has now retired from the Bhow busi-
ness to dabble lu stocks nnd houds on tbe
Hoard of Trade YV niter Reemur baa en-
countered misfortunes with Ids "Juggllncr
Girls." One of them, Marie St. Angraond,
Is -In a local hospital preparatory to under-
going a surgical operation, and the other.
Margaret Herrv, Is seriously 111 with typhoid
fever. He Is consequently now working with
his wife in n similar net to his previous

socially Mitchell and Love were in

town last week, gathering Items for The
JUMHler, n pamphlet which they ore Issuing
In' ihe Interest of their clever vaudeville
lurn.. ..Marsh and Sartellu reached town
Mouduy from a successful tour of the Or-
pheum circuit, which ended at New Orleans.
They are preparing a new vaudeville act,
wlilch they will produce at Tony Pastor's
early In March.... I-nncy Haskell stopped
over In Chicago to gather YVttstern "atmos-
phere" for his monologulng tour ot the Or-
pheum circuit, which begins at Kansas City

Sinidav, 7 Tho Two Hewitts (Kmma ana

Kred) called nt the Western Bureau or
The Cuweb Inst week. They go F.nst
from here to fill vaudeville dates........

James W. Thompson Ik home from a visit
lo-hls wife (Kittle Smith) ond his daughters
(ihe Slstcre McCnnnell), with tho Flske

Slock Co., In F.astern cllles Martin

Beck Is obsent In the West on an Inspec-
tion tour ot the Orpheum circuit, which,
presumable, will extend to San FrancLsco.

..- States Attorney Chan S. Dcneea will

convene a special grand Jury na Monday to
investigate the Iroquois Theatre tragedy of
Dec. 30, nnd try and fix responsibility for
the disaster. The. coroner's Jury held Mayor
Harrlsou, Building Inspector Williams, Fire
Chief Mnsham, Inspector Edward Laughian,
cltr officials, and Will 1. Davis, manager;
Wm. H. Sailers, fireman; James E. Cum-
mlngs, carpenter, and Wm. McMullen, spot-
light operator, connected with tbe Iroquois,
to await action o.f tbe grand jury, although
Mayor Harrison was, by special court pro-
ceedings, discharged from responsibility. . . .
Permits to open tbe Illinois, Garrlck, Troca-
da>o, Bush Temple, People's or Grand Opera
House had not been Issued up to noon Sat-
urday, although all were bopefnl that they
would be granted permission to open at the
time announced for tbelr "reopening" per-
formances. Charles A. Carter, manager

of the National Theatrical Exchange, Is en-
gineering n theatrical performance to be given
ibis tSaturday) evening nt Handel Hall, as
Hi "benefit for dtsiresned theatrical folk."

Our managers are likely to meet strong

competition In Chicago's llrst "auto snow,
which Is to be held beginning Monday even-
ing. In (be Coliseum Al. T. Phillips

Is a new member of the Players' Stock
Co.. opening In "Ivan, the Terrible," nt the

Hush Temple Geo. Hamlin's Sunday

nfternnnn isincerts are announced to be re-
sumed next Sunday si ihe drand Opera
House. Sunday concert* m the North Side
Turner Hall hnve gone along without Inter-
ruption during the "closed season" for amuse-
men is.

<■ »

NEW JERSEY'.

Newark. — Business Improved some last
week.

.Newark Tiibatub (Lee Ottolengul, mana-
ger). — Marie Cahlll makes her drst arpeur-
ance here us u star this week. In "Nancv
Brown," and her Advent should Interest
innuy. Dockstnder's Minstrels revealed a
number of new features last week, and tho
general quality of the show drew as many
as the house would seat. " 'Way Down
East" Feb. 15 and week.
' Coliuibia Thbatbb (M. J. Jacobs, mana-
ger).— "A Little Outcast" contains all .that
goes lo raske melodrama a success, and prom-
ises to hold tho patrons' attention for the
present week. "The Eleventh Hour" plnved,
to fair business, week endlug 6. "The
Switchman's Daughter" will fill week of 15.

Empire Theatre (H. M. Hyanis, . uinnu-
ger). — "The Funny Mr. Dooley r ' presents n
number of laughable complications and situa-
tions nod a good musical programme this
week, which will appeal to the majority.
Paul E. Onlun and Chnrles H. Smith are the
central figures. ."Robert Emmet" proved
ns strong a bill as has appeared here this
sensun, uud filled the house uightlv last
week. "Soldiers of Fortune" comes 15 and

Week.

IliA.vEv's Theatre fChas. E. Blnney, man-
ager). — Melodniuia gives place to romance
this week, aud "Under Southern Skies," pre-
sented by a good company, should be a wel-
come treat to the patrons. Patrice, in
"Driven from Home." received fair attention
last week. Eugenic Bessejcr, in "Hearts
Adrift, week of 13.

W.iLDMA.\.N*H Tueatre (W. S. Clark, man-
ager). — The Thoroughbred Burlesqucrs com-
mand attention (his week, with a bill varied
In character and complete In detail, Includ-
ing, la a long and interesting olio : Wash-
burn nnd Plynn, Kennedy and Evans, Em-
pire Comedy Pour, Russell and O'Neill, Mile.
Iji Tosea, and Polk nnd Tresk. The Amer-
ican Rurlcsnuers were fairly well received
Inst week. The Tiger Lilies week of 15.

PaocTpn'R Theatre (J. Austin Fynes,
general manager). — Among the gonernllv
good bills offered nt this house the current
one stands out ns particularly entertnlnlng,
nnd should receive generous support. Rlc-
cnbonn's horses, YV111 M. Cressy and Blanche
Daync. Adolph Zlnk. YY'nrd and Currnn, Prin-
cess Chiqullla and Co., Kelly' and Reno, Al
Coleman, and Cherry and Bates complete
It creditably. Interest centred In John C
Rlee and Sally Colin Inst week.

Notes.— The piece entitled "To no Rurled
Alive" has licen renamed "Tlie Switchman's

Daughter." -.Legal complications arose

over the slock Issue of the Electric Park
Amusement Co. last week, nnd the case was
carried Into the Chancery Court In nn effort
to prevent President C. A. Dnnlnp nnd bis
friends from voting nt the annual election
Ihe result showed thnt Mr. DunlAp had been
le-elecied president. J. O. Donovan made
vice president and secretary, ond Joseph
Capes treasurer c. K. Hart. C. A. Lee!n-
hurdt and K. M. Pay were retired from ofUre
Rols-rt Conness. of the "Robert Em-
met Co., was tendered a reception and din-
ner here Inst work hy State officials of the
Knights of Columbus.

Jersey Cltr.— The James H. Walllck
AmiiHoiiieiit ; Company's scenic production,
"llirthtgh Fire nnd YVater." filled with eph
Aisles.. climaxes, mechanical effects, nnd with
ii snlluhle cast, brought plenty ot business
to the Academy week ending Feb. 0. C. F.
yi hltlnker's melodramatic farce comedy, hav-
ing as a sjieelnl feature n German band, the
Needmor '.iiinrtet, a den of linns for a thril-
ler, and n fetching title, "Her First False
f-i^P- ^ Hrontth t a One attendance to the
1 Hon during tho past week. At the Bon Ton
the Kentucky BelleR presented a most en-
Joyniile entertainment. The two extravn-
ganzns were fn)l of ginger and snap. In
the olio Malay Aleene and Fdilli Hamilton
were excellent, and HaHey and Meehhn, in
n lilnrk face talking nnd dancing turn, proved
to be two very clever performers. The biisl-
ness was fine. Harry Martel, who now con-

trols the Belles, saw the idiow for the Ursi*
time Feb. 1. '

'. AcADRur (Frank E. Henderson, ranan-
Bfrr- — *;o.lr Xcw Mlnlater" 8-13,' SSn
Mantell 15-20.

P.t.ron (John W. Holmes, proprietor! —
Wlearts^ Adrift" 8-18, "TJnacr • Southern

Ron Ton' (T. W. Dlakins, manager) —
Cherry Blossoms Rurlesquere 8-13, Parisian
Widows 10-20.- r ' " - ,l, " ,n

Notes.— Advertising Agent Fred Free
man, of the Bijou, was married to Lettt'in
Ferguson, at Christ Church, Brooklyn, N y
(the bride's home), Jan. 31. Treasurer
Harry Nelmes was beat man. The counis
will make their homo In this city...
Chnrles K. Hlancy has purchased the Oriole
Theatre, Baltimore, MA, and the New Colum.
bla Theatre, Philadelphia, Pn. They will

be run ns combination houses Evelyn

YVood, of this city, well known as an nctreVi
of merit, and the daughter of one of our
wealthiest citizens, has leased a theatre at
Oakland, Cal., and will devote it to stock
purposes "Shoot to Kill," a piny, writ-
ten by Frederick Krafft, the Socialistic can-
didate for mayor at the Inst election, will

be presented March 20 Zflzel, a dan

sense of "Theodora," has been engaged f<,,
Ihe French ball at Grand View pnrk Hall

Feb. 11 Special mnllnees nt Academy

and Bijou 12. '

, . »■ , . ■■

Trenton.— At the Taylor Opera~noiise
(A. H. Slmmonds, manager). — Van Horue-
Follmuu Concert, Feb. 2, did splendid busi-
ness. Field's Minstrels, .1. had good bUslnes*
Clark Gihh's LHIputinn Minstrels, 4, had ex-
cellent business. "Wife in Name Only," r, ■
"The Burgomaster," 0, had good business'
Booked: Maude Adams 8. Payron's Corned v
Co. !), and balance of week ; "The Prince of
rilsen" 15. Harry l.elghton 16, 'Earl Bur-
gess Co. 17-20.

State Street TnrjiTnn (I. a Mlshler.
manager). — "His Lost Dollar." Feb. 1-3, did
well. "To Die at Da*n." 4, 5, had fair busl
ness. "Princess Chic.'* 6, had good busi-
ness. Booked: "Her First False Step" 8-10.
Harry Clay Blahey 11-13, "New York Dav
by Day" IS, Job. K. Hackett Id. Kate Ciat-
ton. in "The Two Orphans," 17 ; "A Little
Outcast" 18-20. Immense electric signs now
Illuminate the front of this house, showing
the name and attractions for blocks away.

Trent TnEATRE (Edward Benton, mann-
geri. — Business at this Bouse continues to
Be excellent The following attractions and
people delighted large audiences at everv
performance 1 and »eek : Cotton's donkeys.
John Gelger, Sansonc and Dellle. Orpheus
Comedy Four, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew,
Billy Clifford, Watermelon Girls, and the
biograph. Rooked 8 and week: Four Lnkens.
Baker nnd Lynn, Hajnor's bull terriers, re-
lot. Harry Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Robyns.
1 — -

Potcrson. — Mrs. Ben Leavltt, owner of
tbe BUou Theatre, has made an assignment
to Arthur YV. Bishop, Louis Braun and Ar-
thnr Katz. The house will be conducted
along the lines laid out bv Mrs. Leavltt. and
will be continued In the wheel. .

Patersox Opera Horsn (John J. Coet-
srhlus, manager). — A successful production
ot Herbert and Smith's "Viceroy" wns given
Fob. 3-0, by the 1'atersou Amateur Opera
Co. On Monday night, K.'lhe Orpheus Club
(Inrnl). In a concert. The remainder of the
wi-ek. "Hidden Crime" n, 10, 'itoberi Emmet"
11-13.

Blioit The.vtob (Mrs. Ben Leavltt. man
r.ger).— Tlie Blue Ribbon Co. presented a
most excellent bill last week, patrons agree-
ing that the performance took front rank in
its kind. Le |{oy and I.e Vanlnn's corned v
acrobatic work was n feature that took
splendidly with the big audiences. The Mn-
jestlcs nrc here this week. Eagle Bur-
lesquers 15-20.

. Pkxcilinos. — Local 20, Bill Posters &
Hlllers of America, now boasts of a member-
ship of nearly fifty. All Uicatres and bill
posting companies In the city are now in
tbe anion fold., ..Congressman Snlzer, or
New York, delivered the oration nt the an-
nual memorial service of Aerie 43, P. 0. K..
at the Opera House, on Snndny evening.

Hobokeu — -At tbe Lyric (H. P. Soulier.
manager). — VM'Hss" received a warm wel-
come Jan. 31-Feb. 3. "New York Day l.r
Dny," 4-0, also did well. "Lovers' Lane"
7-10, "Young Toblc Hoxle" 11-13, "The Gov-
ernor's Son" 14-17. Kate Clnxton, la "The
Two Orphans," 18-20.

Empire (A. M. Bruggeman, proprietor). —
Splendid offerings produced K ood flnaneinl re-
sults week endlug 7. For 8-14, special mati-
nee 12: Julian Hose. Pantzer Trio, James
nnd Bonnie Farley, Corbly and Burke, Mr.
and Mrs. Deaves, and, at the urgent request
of the patrons of the house, the Boston
I-ndottes Orchestra, an admirable organiza-
tion of cultured musicians.

Elisabeth.— At tho Lyceum Theatre (El-
roy <* Drake, mnuagera). — "Wife In Name
inly came Feb. 1-3, to "ood bnsluess. "Dan'
Devil Dorothy," 4-0, to excellent returns.
Ihe company proved strong. To arrive:
^.'He Mcllenry, lu "M'llss," 8-10; "Her
Hrat False 8lep" 11-13, "A Little Outcast"
ljj-li, 'In the Shadow of the Gallows" 18-

Tips.— This theatre has Just placed fire
alarm boxes, new reels of fire hose, two new
exits, a pair of new lire escapes from gallery
and balconies, ond new ventilator over stage.

Jacobs'— "Prince of Pllsen" 10.
n.r.? T,; ~ Th . omas Seabolt succeeded Alfred
52W8 ,°1 Juvenile In "Dare Devil Dor..-
!K y ..£ <>b ' ii- . Mr - Seabolt was formerly wltli
the "Ben Hnr" Ca

* . . . . *

w C £0*? eu — At ,hn deaden Thoatre (M.
v\lri " y ,i r ' "^pAger).— "Child Sieves of New
in hi'- i' 10 , nulntesseace of thrillers, played.
!r» ■» huslness, with S. R. o. at two por-
K 1 *, "M'llss" followed, with Nellie
McHenry, to packed houses. Thomas Shea
nenJrf'"i ?'*X' whlch '"eluded two matinees,
scored, heavily "To Die at Dawn" Feb. 8-

lSjj5!**S£ RftkR " u "13- "Tne Slan Who

k£1 jB -". "A Little Ontcnsl" 18-20.
Pn™'nT,e W c7 °- WU>lt '- ,hp "Rube." of

Pawnee Bill's Show, Is In lown.

l it

NE W HAMPSH IRE.

■ J * ! !"**— W lj the Opera House (E.

l-r'nhmn^L Ef ° n '.. "WBOger).— One of CttOS.

rnv T?,vf cxc ' ,|, <; nt companies, headed by
wnshln^!?.!.^ (iuy "SfiS 'a 'Wblle-
IttSi 111 "' was seea hero Jan. 20, by a
4*CJSS*% GlrU w, » be OM? Feb.
nnd Co 5 nL Ra S! ,| ?e Pn , t . ) ' Johtt L " 8«l«">'
wick." 8. Hopper, In "Mr. Pick-

•.^"S Sl"**B ( J °hn Rtlles, manager).—
Ihe rJ?. , .',1? W ,'! y Wl , f "'" »•* to 'fair business,
r. ,,« n, i., ll, K p "''.flesquers. 4-0, hnd good

cfo^-n T.' B -Moonlight Molds .b 10.
cerl : vv.»i" , r v !?£ (Fred r - «"»en- ranna
fleb-'Tiin w !*! 1 **^ !: ''•■DfreUa nnd Sinus

itnsVn^ls^oolr' A " n "' ''"*• *" >""'■

recent lv .„ Hk' °'^ m J,0 " B<> - who WW vVes!
Tanv i« n ^ anQlfn " " Fn V Hrandpa" cotn-
Wnll'sn„.?°»i """>*&' of Ihe Qtilnlao .v
former o I 8 ' *??""! '° t,,p clofcfng or Ihe

ot loe,.i"^.'„i.l ,c C, i? rlt f. Warblers, made up
loin itii" 1 "? 1 .', u " rtcr ™<- dlreellon of Mrs.
form™™' £ U ? qt0 Jl' WTP '»o minstrel per-
giBygJt *l>o Opera House Feb. '2. 3.

nnd he?*™Sl. 1 " ln,,< 'f KI "? Hoffman

nhived ni ,T pan , J '. of Vaudeville performers
ff , "> Cllumet Club Banquet Halt
SLnL. Jv*°.,' n .'e«alnmcnt Was under Ihe
direction of Mafiag>r l. ' d. Kelley , of Boston.

mJSSFU' Watsov hoa n new single net.
which was written for biro hy Frank Ken-

EEBruaby 13.

THE NB3W YOEK CLIPPER.

Ml?

Clipper pom Of net

In order to avoid mistakes ana to
laanre t*e prompt delivery of the

letters advertise* la thla Hat, a a
eavelope plnvlaly addressed maat ba
■ ant for eaea letter, and a written
order for the letter, •!« ncd with the
fall aarne and address aad the Um
of bnalneaa followed, by tie aendar,
etnat also be enclosed.

Please mention the date (or aana-
fcerT of THE CLIPPER In which the
letter* aent for Were advertised.

g ~- LADIES' ilST.

Addison', G'ussli' i Goodrich Mamie Marshall, Loret.
Abbott GcrUude Gallagher. Mcllrlllc. Hedge

.\imto, M. (•• Blanche Mounlant.

Adams, Lucille iGower, Math; Madcllu

■■- ilurlond, Mtdlle Merrlbeiv,
Qrey, Vera Un. A. 3.

Uassman. Nlchol Si-Uers

Josephine Newtou, Leah

Dacrow. W. J. Uvett, Jo* a
Day. Nat

Li

"- — aHHIKII, NT,

Urace lisy. Doe. D. V.
'eshlngtjii. Alb Ire. Harry
raltt. 8. I. '

L'eKr

DuBoIs, IT. A
PeUollla ft

L.i Bird, Chaa.
1,0 Mount, Har.

I urni-den. D. M

-. : Valuta Moid, Herb

Devercaax. Dale Uftua, ST.
IllU-n. Jno. 1*0, The*.

F-merson. n. W. Lynn. Frank
hlmeiidorf. W C l.cltor, U. B.
Ildrlugo It. Urklns, Jno,
I'.rnett. Harry LaKolc. lid.
j:no. Harry Lawrence, llnl
Ldwards. Sloan l-ufayelte. UL
J4*nco, Fred Lewis, tiny I,.
LuMt, Hobt. I«lle, w. \i.
Lagleunna. Mgr |.ogan. (Jt».
Mwarde, C._L. ;**veile, H. o.

Aldruch Blanche
Alexander,

Felice

Au.ltlD, Lot. Z.

A u tier berg Slgre
AMa, Mr sJiio
Altliea Twins
Hums, Be**.
Brooby, Allco
lVHklwtb, Cora
liosledo Slater*
lluttner,, Ada -
Hlcrbower,

Elslo J.
Blnnchard, May
Bergen, Annie
Barrett, Oertr.
Bates, Helen
Purge, Marlon
Barlow, Etbci
Bally. Maud
Bclmunt. Betto
Bates, Helen
Byron, Jean
Bartlett. Rata.
BeU. CrysUl

Grunt. Nonta
God, Ellen
Gllmore, Bess.
Uonraier Roalna
Ournec, Alice
Oaring, Mrs A J
rtebbardt, Hark
Qallney. .
V '■• 'Mrs. Jobn
Gillette. .Marie
Gordon, Vita. C.
Hunt.

Mrs. Bidder
Hasklns, Veraa
Mali, Artie
Hall. Mi>. J.
Horr, Doretby
Hoyden, Lll.
Ilearn, May
Hunt, Lll.
Hnyward, Maud
Hoffman, (Icrt.

BRrtlett, Marie I Hanson, Alice
Bai'tun, .Grace Howard, Kdytbe

BeoV Grace

Holmes,' Yiolet

Bteiinun Blancb Henderson.

jfaudW.
Belton, Beyt
Cshlll. T. A.
Curtis, Vera
Crawford,

Josephine
Ctilpln, Mildred
Clarke Gertrude
Clair,. VlrfJrJa
Cnrletoni Birulc
Carhoan, Catbr.
Cnrren, Frances
Crawford, TCdlth
Co It on. Mrs J V
Clemejit, Flora 1
Chester, Ida
Cogblan, -

Gertrude, Co
Clieslyn, Huso
Clayton, Besslo
Hodge, Delia
Dtipree, Minnie
DcQrignan.

Juliette
Dcllenee, Went
DcLeon, Mabel
Donaldson,

. Mr? a A.
DeLncy, Miss
Dorotby, Alice
Dodge, lulu
Davenport,

Mrs. M.
Drew, Lena
Dorothy. Alice
IX'uae, Sadie
Dcures, Maine t
DuYoe, Mao
DelVeccbio,

Mrs. 0. T.
Dale, Margaret
Dupree, Mliiaie
Dunbar, Lll.
Dacre, Louie
DeLeon, Kv*
L> mount, Myra
Daniels, Maud
DeVerc, Pauline
DcWesxc, Jennie
Dempster Mabel
Dorotliy, Bal>y
DeGrall Slaters
UeMllt. Gert
Hurling, Grace
l'ldred,

nernilone
Kuaton,

Mursnrlc
llmcrald, Nell
Mleen. Alice
r'-suncraMa Kdna
Kills. Hamle
KllBivorth,

Clara C.
I'roerson. Belle
Vord. Maud
Farlardeao. DI
Flora. Mild.
Fernando. Val.
Fischer, i

Mrs Frank
Fuller. Ethel
l'ord, Grace
Forrest.. Edith
Greene, Edith

Ktllng, A. B.
r'Un, Gilbert
1-ordLsin, Art
Frater, Jno.
l'lood, Frank

Mawn. II, P.
Mlllny. R, B.
Lazier, M. V.
IjiTels, Marr.
l.l'jti. Alex.

Norton, Mbu
Norrls, Eilk;
Norton, Maud
Nichols, c. B.
Norton. Miss
Noel, Lucille
OlNell, Lll.
Orr, • Pearl
Orlctu. Mi's
Well. L. V.
Pardue. Marlon
I'rlnglc, Jess. K.
1'iUmcr, Inda
Paul.iNcttle
i'aterson, .
"... Jeannetle
Palmer, Alllo
l'antier, Mrs.
I'oiton, livelvu
Qotgg- Era '
Qulnn. Mrs G W
Qulcksell. M. A.
Rosscll, Mae
Ueece. U*sllc
Rudcliilc,

Mrs, Art.
Reid. Helen
Uelnhart, M. J.
Uamy, GeotgiaO
Haylstou, Zeliu.i
Radclifle, Pearl
Ross, Elsey
Ulchard.

E.1HU W.
Rober, K.itli.
Kaynor, Etta
Rumley Sisters
rtlllsfell, Carrie
daTlllc, Syl»U
Eeott, Carrie
Stuart Jessie
ijbeldon, Viola
Stelllng, Miss
RiTllIe, Sylr.M
Sigur, Lillian
Surfent, Lydia
Stevcnsoo Grace
Stephens,

SudlcA.
Sullivan.

Mrs. J. D.
St. Leon, Klsk-
Scott. Mrs. <>M
Sellea, Lnllclle
Stinson, Mr.-.
Sul. Dunnu 11.
blultb, Eunice
Saxon, Pauline
Saxon, Mrs. F.
Tyler, Florence
Thurston,

Grace (10c.

Emily
Haines, Josiu
nail. Helen
Hall. Maude E.
Hill. Nell.
Hayes. Gertie
Hall, Violet
Hoaeman, Bert
Hawkes, Carrie
Henry, Louise
Hudson, Mabel
Hsdicy. Lll.
ltes, Carrie E.
Irving, Vera
Jockson, Marie
Jeffreys, Carle
Jacluon. B.
King, HflKl
Klittrsley Thelam
Kohl, Evon
Kennedy, Mm.L
Krane, Vhla
Keene, Mlttle
Kins. Malic
Laurence, Map
l.ublc, Annie M.
I.cClair, Dolly
l.lndcr, Daisy
l*wU, Alice
l.uwlor, Murlc
Loralne, AllleG
I.ncear, Marlon
tardea. May
l.ainberr, Cliur.
UttleOcld.

Emma u „, c i-~~

I.eMoync. Judith Towue, LeoiK'ra
Undon, May

Keru, Har.
tierner, Fred
illldeti. Mack
tiendall, Rich.
Gardiner, W. H.

Uussell, Ur.

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i-'lttrerad. II. P. Leslie, M. D
Fowler, F. D. (.oeb. Lchi
Flynn, W. U. I^cinlr. W. O.
Ftynn. W. U. Lyons. EU.
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Andrer/ I.angilun, Chaa.
ralrlanks. l.uHarr. Art.

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Fredericks, F. C U*. Sam W
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Fordham. Art. Lawrence Geo A
Flood Bros. Lydelle fc

Flatt. Lew . Buttcrnortb

Flood, J. J. I«wls, E. P.
Flublgan. Jue I. Lawrence, Geo.
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Dopree t'.owande. A. A.
Frohsln, Jonas I*wls, J. E.
Fogarty. J. A. ■ l«onard. J. & S.
F'eticks, Jno. l.ogau, F. A
Fsnshuwe, A. L Luce, Grant
Mtzgerald. Ger. Lawrence ft
Frisco ft Faust . Mack

Flynu, J. R. LrClolr. W. G
Frotblngbam 4: [ajvc, V. K.
Dealiam Ljoiw. A. N.
1 lower, E. E. Lewis, M. W.
Fisher ftJoUnsou Ltou. M. J.
Farley. II. C. Lee. Billy

LaMuutani!, Gus
laouartl. Jas.
Lloyd ft

Gracey, Don

Glinserettl, Maxwell, Joe

Frank MeBrlde. TV. P. 6outhirn,.AUs;rt
Gallagher. J. P. Jtlnnell. OHIO Surlnioto. M. K.
Gully, Jno. - Mitchell. Geo W Stanley. W. U.
Gibson, David •'-- «• -'•- *

Mack, a 0.

It'der, Kml'
llemer, U. C.
Raymond, 1'. A.
Relff, Geo. W.
Itlcharda. 8
Roosevelt, L
Reed, Wm. D.
Roe. Tnos.
Rac ft Uii'mIi
Rowland. VAi.
Huberts. A. M.
Hanson. Guy C.
Rcblnson, Tom
Rrynurd, E. F.
haglaiul. Oscar
Pj-ed, Ha!
K.nson. I". U.
Rlcbe, Mr.
Itubj. Jules
L'fce ft Wallers
Redmond. Jos.
ltobsoii, Amlrew
Rankin. Andy
ItiddlrT, Claude
Rennles. T. W.
Rssscll. Phil
Rogers, Har.
Richards, V. E.
Bay, J. ft E.
Kjan aliicLt'eld
Roeidie, A.
Rosi, K. A.
Rodlslll. Ivan
Rider, Fred
ItaalllB. I^ai
Uosilre, Bob
Reed. J. A.
Rawlinson. Ttrrt
Hillsdale. Frank
tjater, Henry
Scbaffer. 11. U.
SedgeMck.
•,;. Tommy

Scott. Mike
8weet, T. D.
Sbeacer, A. G.
Rtrock, J. M.
Stnltn. Larry
Schwartz, F.
Silvern, Gus
Sfruhi. Wm. V.
SmlUi ft Chester
Stelllng. liar.
Scott Bros.
Sletso-J. Walt.
Sully, J. F.
Sharpsteen Vera
Steiens. C A.

Williams. Kd.
Wilkes. Ernest
Way. W. J.
Warde. W. r.
Warreo. Fwl
Welieiier, Geo.
Williams. Llun

Waltone Spauldlng. W.IL
Maekey.J.R. 2c. geflboar. 0. 9-

((^,'ap i. L'nlnh) B. _- . TI....H

SleCoy fc Kr.lght gargeot, Harry
5*monia, M

SolanHr, at B.

Tiemey, Daisy
Thornton. Clara
Thatcher. Eva
Vane, Ethel
Vance, Clarice
VauBureu. Hut.
Vlrena. Bnby
VuuTassell Cora
Washburn. LIL
West, Bnblar
Wilt, Laura
White, Ruth,
Wlnlocbe,

laatajk
Wren, Dclln
Walsh. Mabel
Walters, Nellie
Weal, Joseph luo
Waguer, Clura
Wright, Edith
Wlieeler, SSelna
Wagner.

Marguerite
Madison, Maud i Wilson, Ella
Mlddletoa, Wlcheru Walley

Gladys Wilson, Qrara
M.trvton, Zella 1 Wilton, Belle

l.alluc, Grace
r.nRcno, Mae B.
Lee, H.
1 ee, Jennie
Longley. LouIbc
Uslle, Elsa
LsRenc. Mile.
Load, Etta
Lyons, Essie
l.ottlc. Mrs W A
laVerne,

Madeline
IjiMarr. Etllth
Mead. Delia
Madlue, —
llornn, Nor Inn
Melrose, Elma
McLeod, Grace
Moran, Nell D
Morrison, Belle
Moore, Louis
Miner, Mrs Har

Mllborn. Crsce

Montelth, Jenet

Myers, Ira G.

Melvale. Nell.

Morston, ZeJla

May. 8tella

Monroe, Trlxle

Mahr, Agnes

Morrison, BeUe I. York, Bessy

Montrose, Bess. Vorke. Marie

Montague. Perth Young, C.

Mitchell, EvaT.lZlmmer, A. B

Watklns. Muuil
Webb, Myrtle B
Wentwortb.

Flora
Wiley, Stella
Ward. Gypsy M.
Whltney.Anna
Young, Julia

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Addison A

Livingston
A lieu. II. E.
Anuond, Ted
Alos & Zola
Anderson. Al
A;hold, J. F.
Alexander, B.B
Araki, Taa
Adantson, Jas.
Allen, Al. R.
Ancker, Lcula
Armstrong,

■ * lloward
Avery, W.
Alvora, Eddlo
Arthur, J. II.
Alexander, J. H
Atnjln, Mr...
Ashley. J. H.
Albert loot,

Frank
AlbluL H.
Auer, Pete
Allen, B. 3.
Armstrong &

Wright
Ashwortb. O. W
Armstrong.

Crank
Allen, Sid.
Anita Stock Co.
Aiton, Thou.
Avolo, Cbns.
Allen, S.-B.
Audrews, E. A.
Bennett, Fred
liarrttt. 3. R.
Iiernateln.- Will
l'.urkbiirdt, F.J. Clark. W..K.
Bartlett. I. 1'. Callahan ft .
Bryant ft SaiUlc Mw*

Hooth, w. H. Coagrorc. J. I
OoIIujJ, Dave

Boyer, W. T.

Eeanos, The
liaughman, I. G
Brink. Edwlu
Bauer, L. I'.
Barrett, Ldm.
Batle, 1 . A.
Barlow, Lawr.
Baldwin, Jno.
lleldcn, Geo. M.
Barnard. C. O.
Benedict. Lew
Brookes, Corncy
Brolller, Rdbt.
Brower, W. S.
'Bund, of Keys'
. Co.

Brace, H. C.
Brooks, E. V.
Itellemin. Dave
Burt, Glea
Barnes, E. M.
Barnell, Mr.
Bentley. Musical
Beck, Martin
Brvau ft Blanch
Blake. Charley
Bnrke, Mr.

(B. ftKoblnson
Boweu, J. W.
Burrlll. O. W.
Burton, tteo.
Barrett, Dan
Batley, S. G.
Bonn, J. 11-
Co nnor, J. J.
Clements, Roy
ConnlnEbam,

Bob

Blair,. B. B
Rtfncs, loo
Kills, Joe
IIqcouh, The
Burr II LaSalle
Byron ft Voster
llurtrlll, Jos.
Hnukson. Bay
1 Hooks, Ms v well
Bene, M. C. .
Hall. Foster
Bowers & Curtis
Becker, J. O.
Rcnawa, Cbus.
Bnsh ft Gonlon
Buchn, Wolhy
Bcalleu, L. 1L
Burbank, Chaa.
Btrnes, M. M.
Bennett. J. M.
Bolses, 4
Baker, Dave
Bockey, J. J.
ItiicYnatTi, Bert
Hartim. H. O.
Unci, Keaean
Bonney, 0. A.
P.artett, I. V.
Brlatol, W. M.
Hejcrle, C, S.

Caropbell. B. B.
Collins. Monto
Coltoo ftDarrow
Chapman. Will
Garner, Geo. V.
Crawford fc ,

Manning
Castle, H. B.
Carlyle Dogs
Carts, V. H.
Curies. Ijndon
Cuse. 01ms.
Camilla & Evans
Clifford, Billy b
Cotton. O. M.
Coanclly, C. D.
Couture. Dave
Cherry. A Bales
Coleman. Jesne
Carltrn. Wm.
"Crlsla" Co.
Carroll. W. M.
Campbcll,_

Coleman, f. J.
Clark, Fred .
ailffoTd, Loo
Crane, Laurence
Cain, W, J

Camp. Sbeppard
Conialla. Don
Craig, Mnrsb
Chantrell &

Schuyler
Carney, A.
Clifford ft Burke
Culleu, Jack
Cl)Tner, I'crd
Crumbley, Walt.
Cooke, M. .
Chester, Walt.
Coutes, Edw.
Chlsam, A. J.
Castle. J. F.
(lark, Jack
Crook, K. tt
Curry. S. I;'-
Cari>enter. II. B
(•lajtoo. Kred
Curts, Dave
Cuwthorne. Jus.
Colby ft Way
Coote, T. U.
Cole, A. J.
Crlsscy, W.
Ducrow, Tote
DeRoe, Billy
»Jllott. W. «.
Iiemonlo ft Belle
Doty, E.X.
Duyton. W. W.
Davis, L. A.
Dempsey. Jack
Dynes, Geo.
Dlckerman,

. Oyod^all
DeBUna^Stdly,

Devercnux, Bobt
Dclavoy, W.
DeSoto, Merrill
Duncan. A. O.
Dean, Cliff
DcFcy. 3«m.
Delmore, Tom
DcLlale. Wm.
Dickinson, A. T
Diako, How.
Downs, Nelson
Duffv,

Suutdlc ft D.
Dooaao, Geo.
DeForrcst, liar.
Uranc. S«iu
DeGattwtlly.

Dunn. J. J.
Donovan. J. u.
Dillon. \V. A.
Drake. Prof-

Bavidson. L. B.
awson. BetiW
Pinuunond, Jos.
DfUutater. A G
Doyle. MaJ. _
Donsgbor, II. T
iHirldsAn. r. 1 .
Darling, Fred
Doyle. 3. T.
Donaldson. C. A
Dudley, Harry
DutttD, W, .

niuauih. uawu jtacK. u. u. solaour, 1. 1
(ianwelfer. Geo. Melville, E. E spaun. Byroa
Garnett. Geo. E. Martin. Frank Saggers, Laur.
Gotthelf, Wm. sleKny. W. C. Sateeant, A.
Getter, E. .Miller, H. L. Kwanson. C. 10.

Gareld. Clias. G. Meehuu. Wni. seurlner, V- H.
UriiteU, F. T. Mooney. Eniesln selbert. —
Olllet, Fred Marlon ft Pearl Rtebllns. 81
Gross, Louie Mealey, Jos. Simpson. F- E
Gallagher. J. P. Morrell, 4. L. Sharkey. Jsck
tllenroy. Jas. Murlon & Deaue Southird. Itoy
Osrvlce. Cbas. Moutrell, Chas, ■•
Glrard. Geo. Morrell, Frank
Garslde, J. S. May. Bertie .
Gray, Barry McHcnry, Basil
(Irossmlth. Geo. Martin, A. G.
Graves, Ned. uanloy ft Ruse
Garrlck. Edwd. JlcCarlney, Dai
Gallagher ftlilld Mahara. Frank
Gardner, Jack Morrison, Lewlf
Greyson. Chas
Caron, Andy
Hoerss, F. O. A
tfewdnian. Art
tllrdeilers. The
tlllruy, Cbas.
tlamett, Geo. fc
Gibson, Wm. L.
Henley, Joe
Hininan, 81d.
Hayes, Fred
Uolman. A. E.
Holmes, F. B.
Mines, Win. F.
Herriauun, «.B.
Htllman, Geo.
lTouillton, _
Wm. H.
Hunt, Rich.
Hunt, L. M.
Harris, Mr.
Horan, Ed-
Hunter, 8. V.
Hughes.

Cn is. 8C.
Haekett. J. J.
Havens, W. A
llorue. Harry

Howell. W. J.
Hickman, Gny
Morrison, Tom

Hartwell, J. W.

Helronmes.

Frank

liltner, Guy^

Hvlacd, Jack

Hoey, Cuos.

Harris. L at.

ilammon. Willie

HofTnian. H. G.

Hamilton,

■ Geo. W.

Haynes, Maur.

Henschel. Fred

Hodgeman, Tom

Mot Springs
Remedy Co.

Uendersuott,

Ralph

Heweit, C. A.

Ilandworth Uur

Henderson, Jack

Harrington, Jos

11 addon. T. P.

Hurt, C. E.

Hunter. S. V

Hamilton Geo H

Holt. Alf.

Hollls. Fred

Hocking, W. H.

Hlckey. W. H-

Howard. K. w.

Hartwell. J. W.

Harris. Phil

Hair. Geo. M.

Horan, Ed.

Hunt, Joe

Hart, J. 0.

Humphreys. The

IMwrt, <1. V.

Ileocll. Geo.

Hardell Bros.

Howard alJaaaT

Irving. J- W.

Inland, O. H-

Jerome, Vie

Jefferson. 3i>l.

Junes. E. C.

Jordan ItAsMon

J ( .hiistou, n.

Johnson. J. L

Julllit Jokers

Jupiter Trio

Jacksou ft

Douglas

Johnson, I*. W.

Ji.rdau fcllarvcy

Juckson A , .
Doiutlas

Jnekson. It. M.
Kennedy. W. K.
Kelly, J; T.
Kecler, CIims,
Kusell. Matt
rvcnnu. Chas.
Kuappert.

Gnstntc
Kaulcr. Alt.
Kaciipcl. «. 1L
hnlskern.A va

Eeetb, E. H- .
Kellv ft Mattluc
Knight Bios.
Keller. Wm.
Klug. Wm, J-
Mug, Burt
Klugtr,' L- if-
KeUcy. T. M-
Kennedy, Jn;'
Klela fc gagal
Kelt. Jf"t w -
Keeoe, 1^
l.unn'ag, F. I"
Langlll. Judsw
Llvlncston, JE.
Mtilefeld, Fred
LsVall. J»>- „
kan, CttU JIM

Marsli ASartella

Moa ft Goodrlck

Mlttcnthal Bros

Mack ft Elliott

Mtldrre, Chas.

Merunda, F. C.

McKenxle. W. A

Harco, J.

McCarthy Myles

McGarvlnetti.

Joe

Mack ft Ellott

UeNunie.', —
(clay mod.

Steers. Alf.

Mathews *

Harris

Marsh. E. G.

Mackey, F. A.

Magee, J- J.

McHouy. A. J.

.Miller, K. A.

Watihy. Chas.

•Jlllard. G. W.

McLelsh. 0. 8.

Maltlaud. C. S.

Morton, A. D.

Mantte. L'. A.

Mitchell. J. A.

Mack. Robi.

Mette. Paul

Merrill. W. B.

Moore. Tom

Monroe, G. W.

Musaeluiau, C U

Mack, Chas.

Moore, Frank

Mardo, —

Mack, Ollle

McNalr. J. E.

Monroe, Jno.

McCann. Frank

Marshall, Jack

Mills. Wm. J.

Mooney. 3.
Man In Strange
Land' Co.

Meyers. Julius

Morrow, J. T.
McNalr, J. B.

Morris. Jno.
Martella. AL

Mack, Wllb.
Murlon ft Pearl

Morgan ft Croue
Murray, J.
McGreevey Jack
Morgan, J. H.
Martin ft Qulgf
Moiicelloc Mr.
Morrell ft Evans
Marriott Twins
Marsh iSnrtellu
MeClnlu, Chas.
Nleoslu, Oias.
Nelser, Henry
Nixon, W. A.
Ncvarro. Tuio
Norwurth. Jack
Neater. Henry
Newton, Jos.
Norrls. J. F.
Nelson ft

Mllkslgc
Nelsou. Fxldle
Olvlo ft Fawn
n'Rourkc. Bug.
O'Grady 4

Chrest
OH. Malt.
Udell i Hart
O Brlen. L. O.
Ortuu. Nurw.
I'baaey. U. J.
Pnwem. J. II.
palnier, l*w
peck. Earl
Palmer. Dell
Perry. 3. II.
Fierce, Rer.
powers Uros.
Pike. Wallace
Price. H- >••
Pnlge. G. V».
Pacini, J. A.
Puia.Hi C. I>
PelU-grlnl.'I^Hil*
I'rliurosc, C. a.
Perriiw, I't"'.
Powers. Jiin. f.
hliuiey. BHUe
,'aulo ft Hlka
Probascv, Irr.
Vlenun. Hesry
PalDKT. Lew
Prckhaui. 11. Bl

eeL Fred,
Prke. r. L.
Parrut. Jos.
Praibcrtou.

lleury
Parlluian. Em.
Prlmr<*e. '.'• ».
Qnlgley. Bob
Boliad. Wm. A.
ItoMnsnn. H. L
IlobKn, Phil

Weltael AKrleml

Wolf. A. C. Zelaro. Jno.

Wanle Stuck Co. 7<\ Zaui. Mr.
Wlxon, Nat /erllns. T.

Wallace, Jack r>l Bros.
Waltseu, Harry Maimer, Jno.
Young-. ftBrouka
SEE NOTICE AT HEAD OF LIST,
e ■ a. ■ '
OHIO.

Kasrll ft Vernon

t hu-lnnntl.- The old sign. "* li G.."
lias been banished to the scrap heap of prop.
( rtles In disuse, and «s far as Cincinnati 1H
con'cernetl "crowded to the legul limit'' will
Mirceed the old mark of theatrical success,
"Standing; lloom Only." There were nights
during the past week la which unoccupied
seats were In evidence, but one or two houses,
did not feci the slump. The return of John
11. llavlln to Cincinnati was followed by too
story that the big syndicate and the Stair
A HaTlIu forces hid come to an agreement,
which, us far as Cincinnati is concerned,

prominent people ■» Marguerite, (tylra, Jessie
Hartlett Davis. Wllllruu Hrodcrlek, and
others are In the east. Maxlne Elliott, In
"Her Own Way," drew big umlleoces week
of Feb. 1. OouHBg week of IS. Annie Russell.

iLYCKUM (J. K. Cooksoa, manager).— "The
Heart of Maryland" H helng proiluced by a
carefully selerted company. this week. Cbarlen
Daltun, In' "A Gentlemitn of t'nituv,". fhmlu
tl hit week of I. Hooked for week of 13,
"In Old Kontuokv." • .

"CumetAXh tJ. htt" Cookam. luanageri.-^
I.uiil-e llenton. u Clcvelaiul girl. Is invseutliiji
"Rachel Uoldstaln" .the current week. ■ The
play . has litre scenic equipment utul a good
cast. The Smart Set, b novelty In the *hr
of a musical eomedv, by ixdor^l actors, marM
a aticccss week of I. "The Slain of Guilt"
1B-2U; •

Mhea'h KMrmu (Chits. J. Stevenson, man-
ager!. — Blind Tom, the musical |iheuuinenou,
Is the feature of current week's bill. His re-
flPlH'tirnnro on the . atago Is meeting with
success everywhere. Goleman'a cats ami

means the Impossibility of the Independents dogs, a troupe performing many woudcrful it, Huwlea, niarmgrri. — "King Dodo" proved
booklni; time litre. The Vino Street Oliera feats: Jennie Yeumnns, a favorite: the Or- u strong druwlog card week of Jan. "

House Is locked, and would not be n suitable
place for atich alms as Mrs. Fluke, Hen-
rietta crosuian, and Weber ft Fields, even
were It possible to borrow the key from M.
C Anderson and Henry M. ZIfgler, who hold
the lease. The Auditorium Is too small to
make engagements there pay, nod Music
Hall Is not equipped, and would be tun large
were the stage arrangements good, Of thu
trenty of i>eace which leaves Klaw & Kr-
longer lu full control of the bookings of
the higher priced theatres, and Stair ft llav-
lln u like supremacy In the popular price
Held, Manager Huvllu says : "The deal goes
Into effect July 1 next, as wn will play nli
uttructtons this season according to our or-
iginal contractu. All I can say Is that the
errnngement appeared perfectly. amicable to
nil parties, and gives us a complete chain of
theatres throughout thu country."

Ouand Oren* Hul-sk (Harry llalufortli St
John II. Huvlln. ntnaagers).— -K. It. Sol hern
will introduce "Tim Proud Prince" Feb. S.-
Ioist week W. II. Crane wns aceu lu Edward
E. Hose's dramatlrutlon of Harry Leon Wll-
Btm's novel. "The S|ieaders," and audiences of
splendid size nnd tremendous enthuslnsin ap-
plauded thu veteran (who Is'om? of (Mucin-

"Hnele Totn's Cabin" gave two perform-
ances Jiin. KO. lo good attendance. 'The
Beauty Doctor" had a full house Feb. :'.
■•Wliv Women Sin" 11 1 led the house ami gnv
good' satisfaction 4. Coming; "Th* Chonn
ons" 10, "The Tenderfoot" IJ, lll«rk Wtii
IS. "Miss Hob White" 15, -Uertrt of Mary
llind" 18, the Blondells 18i •'_ *•-•* , ' '

Mnrloii. — At the Urnnd "Op>ra.' House
(Chns. 10. Terry, tuanagori. — Stelson's "(1.
T. Ci"- had « big house Jan. 2(1. Thos. Jef-
ferson, In "Ulp Vnn Winkle," did well 28.
Coming: "Tho Chaperons" Feb. 0, "Why
Wumon Sin" 12. •• *

Sprlna-fleld.— At (ho Grand Opera House
(I,. ,T. Dalle, roRnnger). — The Four Cohans.
In "Unnulng for Odlce," hsd fair bullnesn
Jan. 27. Nat Goodwin, In "A Glided Foot,"
Feb. 4 ; "A Son of Rest" 8. • •. ""•
■ *s» ■■ » "•

LOUISIANA.

New Orlenits At' Tnliuio Theatre (W.

wed

nd

31,

Iglnul Newsboys' Quintette, which docs- good pleural. Thu work .of Uklmrd Golden, Isabel

singing; Ocorge II. Wood. Farnum uud Nel- ttiulerwootl and Gerlnuln Humes won rounds

•on. lu a comedy acrobatic act : Murlowe, f niiplnn^e. John Drew this week.
Titian nud I'luukett, Kred Stubor, und tho c'hkscbnt Thsatub ( W. II. Itowles, raiuia-

klnetogrnph cntniilete fho hill. ger). — Hose Melvllln and her splendid coni-

Coloniai. (S. U. Culllus. manager).— After t*ny, presenting "91a llouklu^• r played last
a short seuson of the leirltlniate. which was

wcekr- , Hlg busluenH followed thivuglioui
the entire week'. . "A l»rlnco of T»«ers,V
With Al. Wilson. Keb. 7»13.- • -- '» . •

Oiiamu Oi'gRA Hut'Mg (Uj. Greenwill, man-

* the

nger). — Mnunatct Walter H. llaldwln, of
Hiililwln-Miilvllis Mtoek- Co.. returned here
Jan. 31. and found an S. It. 0. matinee npd

' J'Jp 1 --
most successful, vaudeville again holds the
boards the current week. Johu I). Gilbert,
a well known parodist and nionologtst, Is
oue of the arousing features ; flat Stevens,
wllb his clever Impersonations ; Matthew*
mill Harris. In il new force, entitled "Tho

lMrate Chief:" the Kour Huntings, In "A Flight honse nwaltliic his- conipsny,, III "The
Night In the Konl House ; farrow Brothers, Kv „ Ml , n t^,.. ftn ,f a b |„ W eek s , Wslntsa
Carmen Sisters, Coakley and Mcltrlde, Carter followed. "Hcsurrcctlon" this week. ':'. -
and tlluford, and the vltascope plclures. ei.Vsiuu Thkatiik . (Wtn. Wilson, raann*
Jainea K. - Haekett, lu "The Crowu. Trluii;. gerl.— VMonte Crlsto" proved a big draw-
whs til* last of tire lnde)H>ndeut sturs In tlie Tng card last week. SI, anil well filled houses
four .weeks', season of the legitimate-. . Mr.
Huckett was at his best, und/ with n strong
supporting company, did xplemtld a-ork.

uatl's tlme-trU'd favorites! lu his portrayal

"EIF •
"Her Own Way." 15.

of 1'nt.le I'eter Bines. Muxlne Elliott, In

<b»w. Larry

itsjbs. Phi

IsoloDion. J. M.
Setley, Chas.
SulllTan. Laur.
Snyder, K. H.
Seekrr-

Wllkess Co
See. J. A.
grata. G. H
t-ltiger. Jack
Smltb, W. B.
emlth. Larry
Polora, —
Smith. »'. 0.
Stack. Jack
Savlllc, Ous
Stone. B.s> W.
Service. II. E.
Snow, Mort.
Stanley, Art
•Stanley, Mart.
Sylvester, 8. S.
Spencer. J. K-
Southerns, The
Smith. Fletcher
Scwell, L.
Sargent. F. P.
St. Leon. Gas
Silver, G I.
Sbsws, Aerial
Sawyer, Jack
Seeley, C. W.
Ktanuiwell

I»rim. Co.
Stevens, Leo
Sutton. Jack
tsauelear, Qias.
titlls. Har.

Swift, Har.

:>outhem. C. H.
Tavtor, Jack

Taylor. C. E.

Takexaw*. F.

Tbor, —

Turner, r. J.

Takezama, F.

Taylor. W. P.

Teellng, T. B.

ihonjson. Fred

Tajlor. H. S.

Tooralnc Trio

'I brow. C. K.

Tborrc Art.

'ihiyer. Jos.

Tyrrell, A. H.

Tenney, Ernest

Tbur.-ton, U.

Tucker, N. K.

Teaber. Max

Turner. F. J.

Teevan, Boy

Till. J. & L.

Tialnor, Wm.

TroutBdours, —

Tbomsen, Mark

Tauakua,

Mr. ft Mrs.

Thomas, David

Totnklus. Wm.

Tolvcr, ar. A.

Taylor, C. a

Tcrrlss, Jno.

UdeU, O. E.

Van. Blllv

••VUlagc Post-
inaster" Co.

Vcdder. S.

VanOofrc. Mr.

Vance. E. K.

Vontella ft Mua

VjoBurcns, The

VanVranken, Mr

Vack, F- H.

Valentine, Sam

VauSess, VV. II.

Vreelsnd, 0. W.

Wuislow,

Mr. t Mrs.

Wesley, Ben

Winters. Bunk

Walter, bestir

Ware. It. P- ,

Welch, J. ft Co.

Wlnaegar Bros.

WbluTord. G. K.

Wallace. T.H.T.

Wens A Juuire
Wulden. Max
Welch, Msp-bull
Wert. J. 3-
Wllkens, Nana
Weaver. M. W.
WiniK, J. M.
West. W, E.
Wlllsrd. Cbus.
Woods. W. G.
Wlillrsprar. l)T.
Walsh, Christy
Williams, H. T.
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Wesely. Ben
Whalen Bros.
WIUIanM/ O. K.
a - est. Fred
tialtart, IvUnsr
Wacker, F.
ll-jhlell. Dm:
Wlnot. J. M.
Wens. 1. J.
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Tlnurs. C. A.
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WALNVT StBKKT Tiikatw: (N. V. Anderson,
rnanuger).— James A. Heme's "Shore Acres
will be seen 7, after a rollicking week of "A
Sou of ltesl." with Nat S. Wills as the tramp.
Susaum- Itwamore. Alien Colin, Will Archie,
Tom Gradi*. Monn Wynne, and Katherlno
Manning were well cent in Hie "operatic
Btorvette," as (lenrge Weston's creation was
bllbsl on the prngraniuis. Max S. Wilt, who
irvvldnl the music, directed the orchestra.
Business was big. Sargent Aboru's "Ths
l>\>rl inn; Teller" II. ...

ItuBlNSOH'S OP1IBA llol SE (E. U. blulr,

lessee nud manager). — Lincoln J. Carter s
play, "Her Ouly Sin," with Julia Gray lu
the leading role, supported by John T. Nichol-
son, will open 7. I,ast week, wllb tem|»TK-
tlire that hovered near the zero murk moBt
of the time, Annie Sutherland and William
Humphrey were seen lu Emlle Uergerat's
play, "More than Oueeu." The new adminis-
tration enjoyed only a fair run of business,
nud the production deserved much better.
Thu orchestra hero Is directed by Herman
Uellstadt Jr. Jnlla Arthur's old Bryadwuy
success was plendldly Interpreted. W. J.
Domain, K. Owen Meech. Frauk A. Neff. EI-
wyn Luton, Joseph Edmunds, Bessie Hum-
jihrey und Melete Melton were members of
the company. Charles Wurner'B "Drink" 14.
Columbia Thkatrk (M. C. Anderson, man-
ager) . — Fanny Mice Is coming 7 as the head-
liner of a bill to which Uavls, Mscsuley and
Co.. In "l'als;" the Three Fortunes Milliards
uud Montrose, Beatrice Morcland, Muattlna
und Stevens, George Schlndle, anil Fjirlu und
Wilson will also contribute. Last week the
stars were: George C, Boniface Jr. und
Bertha Waltzlnger, In "The Woman Who
Hesitates." Orthodox vaudeville enjoyed a
fairly prosperous week. Flo Adler wound up
her vocal act like a little whirlwind iftsr
u falntlv xepbyry start. "An Uptown Flat,"
In which Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thome, Harry
Clarke aud Mottle Temple appear, Is full of.
notion. The Blaine Club In the Inaugural
parade at Columbus was the uuvelty blogruph
ufferlug.

Lyceum Tiibatuk (Heuck, Mtslr ft ken-
nrssy, muimgers). — Lincoln J. Carter's play,
•Too Proud to Beg." will open 7. Last week
Barney Gllmore apjiearcd In his old success,
"Kidnapped In New York," In which Billy
Hallman. the bull player, Is a leading char
sx-ter. Sherman Wade, Megluu DonneTly, Al-
bert Edwards. Tommy West and Baby Mar-
lon wore members of the company. Business
was big. "A Hogged Hero" 14.

People's Theatre (Hubert Heuck. mana-
ger). — The iFoy iFoster Co. will coano 7. Lost
week Tom Mluer'a Bohemian Burlesquers
gave one of the best shows of the year. The
comedians were good, und the girls very
pretty, while Harvey Parker, tho wrestler,
met all comers at every performance. V Inulc
Hensliuw. Andy Gardner, Louise Auber,
Heeder Gilbert und Ida Nlculul all made good.
The show did a splendid busloess. City
Spuria 14.

Gossip ok un: Louuv. — Mury Hull, who
was tbo- lost leading ludy of the Pike T he-
utre Company, Is coming with Sotheru. and

she Is sure of B worm welcome Percy

Brooke, who played Billy Brue, lu "The
Spenders," retired from that orgunizotluu
to go to his duck farm Id South Norwalk,
Conn. He will be missed. Sam Heed, a
brother of the lute Itoland Heed, camu uu,
und Joined the Crane company here. - Ho

will be the new Billy Brue Samuel

Freednian came buck and witnessed tbo
remarkable rush for Sotheru scuts tho
day the sale commenced Mana-
gers Broadhurst A Currlo came lo CIu-
eliuiutl to look "A Hon of Ileal" over.
They uow own the show, and II may be
taken back to New York for another en-
gagement, at the Fourteenth Street Tbeutre.

" .The Lafayette Show s|ietit Its off week

here and ugepets to go to Havana for a two
weeks' engugeuiout at the Tacon Theatre....
A heavy brick wall Is to be bnllt between
tho auditorium, and the stage at Uie People'H,
without In any woy Interfering with the
performances. . ; ... .James Murray Allison,
who gave "The Banker of Batesvllle" to
vaudeville, bus written another sketch, en-
titled "'Llzabeth's Daughter." It will bo
presented bv Miller Kent and Helga HoWurd.

Jessie Straus, it Walnut II I lit* girl.

who has been Louis Ilnllnberg's protege, nas
bceu chosen violin soloist for Kousa's Band.

Cora Mac ' Henry hus gone to

New York lo Join her sister. Marthu
M. Henry. Both • ore prominent In

musical circles : . Mozart's birthday was

celebrated Feb. 2. al Cosuiopolltun Hull, by
the uinsleii! professluu. Ileniiiin Bellsteilt
Jr*. arranged the prograunie. to which N". T.
Klseuhvimiir. Joiw Marlen, Wm lloss, J. 1).
Dubois, G. Ilugedum, It. Schlclwcu. ('. Burck,
A. J. Sehuih. Ld. rkhatb, A. Weiss, A.
Si-hull/. ('. Buuhardt und K. Kuehu cou-
Irlhiiteil Manager I. M. -Mart In has re-
turned from New York, uod uundunres that
Chester Park Will open May II, and that

the opera season will begiu June lb\.

Luura A. Wcllcr went (o Louisville lo taku
part In two concerts given by the ladles'
Musical Club. . William Kruupner. pian-
ist, made Ids American debut at the, Conser-
vatory of Music Feb. 2 Siaglo Mildred

Marsh, the ubuiuit, was recently married to
Edmund Grfnwgll, of Chicago.'. ... .Will A.

Page Is here In advance nf Mnxlne Elliott.
. .. . . .I'.iL t.'ullen. of Uoblnsou's Circus staff,

has been hattllng with grip.- .-■

Siaii (Drew it Campbell, uiunngers). — Bob
Manchester's Cracker Jacks. RVe furnishing
vaudeville, comedy and btirlosiuio current
week.- Bob Van Austen Is; seen In "Dr.
Muuvon Oufduiie" ami "Our Georgia Hose."
In the vaudeville are: The Two Jacksons,
Lillian Held nud May Trliuball. Howard aud
North,, und the Wsugdoodle Four, composed
of Herbert Hoblnson, Julius Glenn, Harry
GovuVHI-nnd James White. Vunlty Fair IB-av.

NirrK.— Mrtnager ChRR. J. Stevenson has
resigned hi* |K>sltloii at Shea's Empire to take
charge of Mr. Chase's Interests In New York.
When Mr. Sims bought the Empire recently,
from Mr. Chase. Mr. Stevensson was merely
loaned lo Mr. Shea for u time until a satis-
factory man could bo found to succeed him.
Mr. Chase Is to be congratulated upon hav-
ing so enterprising nnd successful H man-
ager as Mr Stevenson, and his host of Cleve-
land friends regret exiwdlngly that tliey are
about to lose him. Ills successor has not
beeu uuuounec-d.

i i I ■ i i n •

Toledo.— At the Valeutlne Theatre (Otto
Kllvcs. manager).-- Wilton Lttckaye. In "Tho
Pit." was well patronised Feb. 1. Oraco Van
Sluddlford and a most ennublo company, lu
"The Med Feather." to big business, a, 3.
Booked : "Mum'sello Nupoleon," with Anua
Held, 5, U : "The Yankee Consul" 8, U.

Lvceum Tiihatbb (Frank Burl, manager).
— "Shadows of a Great City." big results,
,lun. •.'M-:il>. Joseph Murphy. Ill -Feb. a. to
his usual good business. "The Chaperons'
4-ti. "Busy Ingy" 7-10.

Expire Theatre (Jules Herllg. tnuuuger).
— Burlesque at this house sci'ins to have
struck the nubile fnncy. Vanity Fair, woe*
of Jan. HI. did large business. For week uf
Feb. 7. the Crackur Jucks.

Aiccauk Tiikatjie (O. W. Presloii. uiun-
nger). — Last week's bill proved u good draw

grecled the two opening performances, while
good business ruled throughout the week.
Allco Trent Hunt Joined forces with' tbo
Elysium Co., uud will prove a tower of
strength to this already, popular ..company.-
durlug her brief engRKOUiont. "The-Danltaa

f K I it iitu|i \e ... *'•'£' a

KkiMi'H Opkua Hodhb (F. Charley, inarui.
ger). — I.Rrgu u nd (aslilonabls audiences wit-
nessed tho French Oiiera Co. during- Isor
week, when "Itett Muusuuctnlres au Cult-
I'rupheie" was sung. A change of pro-
grninmc Is promised far week of Feb. 7.

Nr.wcxmn Theatbh (II. C Fonrton, tnin-
ager). — Manager Fourt tin's newly organ tied
stuck company wns not ready to opin Jan.
Ill, as was expected, so he Immediately closed
with a rompnnv to open Instead. The offer
lug wns "A Life's Mistake." which drew well
nil during the we«k. The company wns very
Rood, and won aiiplausx. A change of bill
Is promised for weok nf Feb, 7.

St. Ciiaui.es OKWiKint (finis. E. llrny,
uinuiiger). — A splendid bill wns offered week
uf l, mid enjoyed n big week's business.
The lilll for week of 8 Includes : Young und
Do Vole. Kckhoff uud Gordon, .Anna Cald-
well, diss, and Minnie Sn Vnn. Greene und
Werner, Mice ami Provost, and Fllson and
Errol (sucoud week).

Noteh. — Crcatorc and his Italian Hand
will gtve two concerts at the Tulnno Thea-
tre, innllueo and night, 7 1/uiIh If.

Fett, the popular scenic artist of tho Ha Id
wlu-Molvllle Stock Co., enturlnlncd Bono Mel-
ville and her "His Hopkins" Co.. as wall us
tbo members nf the Haldwln-Melvllle Co,,
with u uililulglit supper 4, at his studio.

Uliouis Island.

Provide moo. — At tho Providence Opera
House (Felix It. Wenrtrlschuvfer, uiiiiiajier).
— "Mognts > Brothers In London" pleased tire
large audiences they ulwuys draw In this

lng raid. Keough and llnllurd were big city week of Feb. I, und the period of their
favorite* For week of 7: Two Hewitts, stay here was among the most itrolllible of
Franklen nnd De Forest, Kckert and Berg, the seiuon. "Llttlo Jlnry" fllvldes tho week

the Evans Trio, Arlington nnd Helnton, Wo
nous und Frank, and the vllngraph.

BrnT'H TitEATUK (Frnuk Burt. luunngcr).
^— "The Little Church Around tho Corner."
J:ui. a»-:lu. and "For Her Children's Sake,'
31 .Feb. II, both proved populnr with patrons.
"Macliel Goldstein" 4-U, ''The Great White
• Diumond" 7-10.

Yuungalown. — At the Opera IIouko
(I'eter Mice, iiiimnger)'.— E. li. Sotheru. in
"The Proud Prims-," Feb. I, delighted u
cupuclty bouse. Ward and Yokes highly
pleased a well tilled house '.'. "Miss Bolt
White" came, to ' good business, 4, nnd
highly satisfied. "When Johnny Comes

of H with Andrew Mack, Id "A Bold Soger
Hoy." ■•-

I'.'mi'ihe Theai'RM (Hplta & Natlinusori,
managers). — Thu attraction of 1-0, Joe
Welch. In "The Peddler," was good cpough
tu do large business, and tho character work
of tho principal received splendid notices.
Hiigcnlo Blnir Is seen In '"ium" week of. 8,
followed by Mcbcccn Wurreu, In "Toss, nf the
DTrbcr/HlL's," the first aupeuruuee of the
ploy In this illy, 10-ao.

■ I.mi'kuial TiiriATitn (Fullg It. . Wcndel-
BClinefer, manager). — Florence Bindley, In
"A Midnight Marriage." week of 1, was sue-
ceitled by uuothcr thillllng ineludramn »,
"The Woint Wotnoia lii Ignukm." Hergmului
lias the bouse week of IS,

'" Marching Home" drew well und highly I'aiik Thkatiim iHpltz ft Nnthimson, man-

r_ pleased. Booked: "Deserted at the Altar' ugers).— Tha Howard otock Co. put on half

m 11, Stetson » "V. T. C." 1-, "Thu lender- u dozen plays from its repertory week uf .1,

foot" 13. , "Winchester" followed, und will In turn be

Park Th«atre (Joe Weber, manager). —
Week of 1 found Henry Lee nnd his pluyers
at this house. The company Included Slier-
inuu und De Forest, Chas, M. Sweet, Gardner
nnd Maddern. Talbot and Rogers, Valraoro
nnd liortoii, and Ford nod Wilson ; also
the klnetogrnph, presenting the very Inter-
esting 01m, "The New Oreat Train Mobbery."
The above company Is under the management
nf Sol Myers, foimerly of this city. Joe
Weber's amateur night occurred again B,
und thu array of talent he preseuted met
with great enthusiasm. Hyde's Cuuicdluus
8-13.

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Columbus.— At the Great ikiuthc.ru Tlieu-
tre (L. M. Boda, uianagcr).— N. «'. Goodwin.
lu "A Olldetl Fool," ulayetl, to u well pleased
undleiioe, Feb. 0. \V. II. Cruue, In "Tho
Slanders," 8, 9. '

, Hion Stbbkt Theatre (A, G. Ovens, mau-
nger). — "The Wayward Sou" played, to big
houses, 4-d. Due : '♦Only u Shop Girl" 8-10,
followed by "Tho Little Church Around thu
Corner" 11-13.

(ijtANIi OPERA HOUHB (A. U. Ovens, IIISU-

ager). — "Sujierba" played, to well pleased
uuillences. 1-3. Isabel Irving. Ixi "Tim
Crisis," did well 4-0, Coming: "Thu Fortunu
Teller" 810, followed by "Arlwna" 11-13.

EsiriiiE TltEATtiB (II. Wiseman, mnnu-
ger).— "The Man from Mexico" did well
week of 1.

|. s . ' li

Hit Hon. —At tho Victoria Theutru (C. Y.
Miller, manager). — Mnymond Hitchcock ap-
I»earedIn."TlM! Yankee Consul". Feb. U, be-
fxire it representative audience. K. H. Soth-
eru. In "The Proud Prince," did a splendid
business I. Nat Goodwin appeared' In "A
Glided Foul" C. Business was good.- . The
Kour Cohans, lu "Hunnlug for Office," 8 ;
"The Sultan of Sulu" 10, Win. II. Crunu 11,
"The Silver Slipper" 12, Wcsl's Minstrels 13.
Park Theatre (Gil Burrows, manager).
— Wuller Fessier's production of ''The Great
White Utajuond" played, to good business,
1-3. "The" Llttln Church Around thu Cor-
ner, " -presented by n capable, company, drew
splendid audiences 441. Coming: "The Way-
ward Son" 8-H).

, Hoi.niiiRM 1 Hirtlli TilBATU'E.' — "Peek's • Bud
Boy" comes V. "TbcKatxvnJammerKlds'MS.

succeeded by Geou-go Obcr, In "Tho Wrpnu
Mr. Wrlihl' T and "\Vhat Happened to Jones.

Keith's Theatke (Charles Lovonberg,
iniuiuger). — Among the good lipadlluors 1-U
weio: HoiiHby's vlculrlcal spectacle, Winch
ertiiun's licui-s and moiikoyw, (he Two Avo-
los, anil Wuterbury llrutburs and 'fenny. Too
iirogiHinnie for 8 Includes: Valerie Hergpre,
In "My Japunesu Wlfd ;" tho ' Quartette
l!n*i|ue, Mr. nnd Mrs, Gardner Grans, Id a
farce: John Ford and Mnyum Gehi'ua r CIRrn
llallerlnl; Fields nnd Ward, Ballerlpl's dogs,
tun Misses Duluiore. Harry Lester, Hdag-
klus und Lelth, Smith and Powell, Wilbur
.linos, uud John J. Desmond.

WEirrMiNBTKii Thbatuu (George 11. iiiitch-
eirer, manager). — Al. Beeves' big show wa»
the attraction liml week. TlmTrocaderos fol-
lowed, uud un IS thu Blue Mlbbona will In)
ulirn, i .. .., .

Benson's Zoo '.I, T. Benson, manager).—

Thu Four Shuiuroeks, Mile. Ilimsher, Le

Vnlils, colored comedians,- and Hurkhord, coin

inuulpulattir, are the sutortulncM week of 8.

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KENTUCKY.

Baitaot. - J ijJjHh B. it m iBkv la

Clevelnad. — At the Opera House fA. F
nam. managT)^— 'Francis WHeon Is appear

Akron.— At the Colonial Theatre (H. S.
Vail, munsgert. — "The Blgn of the Cross"
did well Feb. L'. "Tho Beauty Doctor" bad a
fjttr sited bouse 3. Annu Held, in "Mile.
NuisMeoni" had the caUaclty 4; Wallace- A
Ollmore's' Co. comes 11!, Stetson's "Uncle
Tom's Cabin" 13, "Mls» Bob White" 18.

Oranp oio.i.A Hecsi: (T. K, Albaugh, man-
ager).— "The Great While Diamond'^ pleaseil
good houseo 4(1. ' "For Her ^Children's Bake 1 '
comes s-10. "Not Giilliy" 11-13, "Old I'lun-
latloii" 1M7.

Note.— I'aul V.. (Flip) Fleming, well
. known circus advance man, died here Jan. 30.

Louisville. — At Mfic:iuli < v'sTltriilrc.(John
T. Mneauley, manager). — "The Sliver Sllp-
m-r" raino: Feb. 1-8, giving; a delightful en-
tertainment, to good audiences, Beautiful
costumes, pretty girls, anil tuneful music
nus tho twin-net that attracted. I&i II.
Solhern, In ''The Pruud I'rlncc," 4-0, p-lnyad
lo crowded houses. ■ Mr. Sotheru woe fre-
quently applauded for lilts artistic work. Cum-
ing: "Tho Gin With the Green Eyes" IS, lo.

Masonic TltEATMr, tChns. A. Shaw, tnuna-
agajr).— ^Cluy Clement, with a good company,
presonted *Tho New Dominion" week of-1,
drawing large audiences. For vroeb of 8,
the Smart Bet.

I Avkni.-b Tnt.ATtii) (Chas. A.. Shaw, maim-
gcr». — "rJetirchllghts of New York" hut week
iittructcil big cruvids nt each purfurmaiic*.
Thu pluy was well rendered by a good rum-
niiiiy, and gave satlsfacllou. For week of
7, "Human Henrls."

Ml'l'KINuiiam TlinATiui (Wlmlleu Uiosr..
muuugorsj.- -Tlio Menu-Hunt lev Burlcs(|Ua
Co. Inst week played to crowded houses
throughout - tlio engagctnent. The srww
opened with thu burlesque. "The .Miitrliimnlul
Market," und closed with "The Calif of
Suln." both of which contained plenty of
luuglilDg matter und some tuneful songs.
For week of 7, tho Bohemians, uud Fay 1 'in-
ter Co. week of 14.

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I'adtjcnh — At the Kctitucjiy (James at
English. monagor).--*Tlio" Howard Domett
Co., "Feb. 1-0, except 4. played (6 pftcUcd
houses every nhrlit. The organization Is
very popular with locul theatregoers, tllrt
Murphy. 4,' In "The Man from Missouri,"
was received by a crowded house. Tho coin-
pnny lays off fi.r two weeks, which Mr. Mur'.
phy will spend at hit home, darks vl lie,
'fenn. Comlog: "Pousso Cafs".ll, la, "The

Man-afield — At ]

UU aWiejft Kttk. »** (BflWja A lUSstWi

-? ' '.■"'" _ TelmhorW Olfl" IS, "When Knlgbthoo'd Was

Memorial Opera Hoot* in Flower" 3.7, "A ts.ua fin ttiVbauk" 10.

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heads, 25c; 20U, <iuo.; 6Q0,,7r>c. Envelopes, same.
Half Tune, tl. 32ds, 20c; l«h«, noc; stlcketp,
:tno. ; conlraots, 740., etc. ; samples, to. Oakland
Kbow Print, Pontine, Mich.

WANTED, at Wine's Market jtttatre, Toledo,
Ohio, all kinds of SpenlalllOH and BuneMiUi-
Ladles; also Stock Ladies, wire or write atonoe.
Long engagement to good people.

JOHN A. WISE, Manager.

EDISON Universal Kinelmoope. Kleetrlo
Lump Khcosta', Oxv Hyd Jet »nd Screen very
oliea p, UNIVK'tSAL. careof cl.lf'KR.

RARE ROOKS.

"Twenty Years Hustling."

The Genuine Ston of a Street Fakir, his graft,
sim'I, Etc. Intensely Interesting and amusing,
COO pages, cliiih. tl.oo. Fun on the Pool Table:
easy, but astonishing fancy shots, with balls and
cue. Every player shuuld have It, too. Masker-
lyn's "Sharps and Flats," gambler's lateat Utrple-
meals and methods explained, »1 oo. Herman,
the Magician; his enure programme exposed,
tl.oo. ••Spirit slate Writing," all methods, «.oo.
Downs' Com Manipulation, 2V. Thurston's Card
Trloka, latest. soe. Hundreds of Books on Muglc,
llTPOotUm, spiritualism, occuliNni. . WrUe for
list. M. WALLER. jM Race St .. Pli lla'eli.hla. I'n

Ureal uwcovmy, axiKnw
can not detect It from gen
nine diamond. Combat
oio-teoth. in brtuiancy and cut II ha* do equal
Sotting aoUd gold Write for Illustrated catalogue!.

wjwff * oo.. Dopt a «»»pw!?gj?--i'jjg , «g:

SLOT MACHINES.

100 Varieties; all up to date. COSMOPOLITAN
N OVBuTV CO., 42 N. 4th St., Plilladeltilila, Pa.

Boy AixxoLtetir

Wants to commnnleate with a reliable [dramatic
oianp'inv for next season: ago 10. RAYSIOND
l-'ONl>KkHIDE, 201 Sprlugllcld St.. Dayton, Ohio.

ZAMBESI EEM

WANTED,

Two Somersault Dogs.

Must be Al. PROF. C K. RICE,

New Albany, Ind.

WAITED, GOOD PIASO PLATEB.

FOR SMALL VADDEVILLE SHOW, AddreBS
NORTON A KD8SKLL,

Lyceum Theabt, Niagara Falls.

WANTED, Vaudeville Acts

THAT HAVE NOT APPEARED EAST, AND ALL

THOSE CONTEMPLATING VAUDEVILLE,

TO ADDRESS OR CALL AT

VAUDEVILLE STUDIO. 138 5lh Ave., N. Y.

Public hearing, and openings. Coach-
ing and engagements secured. Want
lOu people to study, be coached and re-
hearsed for vaudeville.

3 RYAN RROS.

Two Little Boys and a Funny Clown.
FEATURE FOR ANY SHOW.

MR. NED WAYBORN, Come take a look.
Obauipun Co., Yonkers, N. Y., week of Feb. 8. Re-
1 1 able nigra, write. Address Poughkeepsle, N. Y.

THB ENTIRE OUTFIT OF

Dale's Troubadours,

Including Special Scenery, Costumes and Special
', all new this season

ispec-
.N.J.

Paper, all new this season. Scenery by Daniels,
costumes by Wrlth and Daniels, all new this sea-
son. $600 gets it. Everything opes for lnii
-iitortomT

tJonat

MLE'8 ADDITOF

. Cape May

IOTIOE TO TBE PB0FES8I0I.

A
N
D

Newly furnished, no and ANNEX 181 N. Oth ST.;
alto 132 N.Otn ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Special
rates to professionals, tl per day; $5 and ft
single, per week; 110 and 112 double, per week.
A. V, ATTENHOFFER, Proprietor.
Next door to Dime Museum. Three to Ave
minutes to all theatres.

LADY VIOLINIST.

Must plsv standard works; steady engagement
year around with LADY orchestra. Write

MINNIE E. 6LID0EN, Directress,

ERlOKSUN'S CONCERT HALL, Portland, Oregon.

FOR THE

John H. Sparks Show

GOOD THREE BROTHER ACT THAT DOES
OTIIKR TURNS. ALPINES, PLEASE WRITE.

Route: CHAS. SPARKS, Stark, Fla , Fob. 18;
Bronson, Fla., Feb. 16; Cedar Kev, Fla;, Feb. Id;
Oalnsvllie, Fla., Feb. 17; Mlcaxopy, Fla., Feb. 18:
Hawthorn, Fla., Feb. 19.

WANTED,

•LIS M.UTL.AXDS CO.,

Al MUSICAL MAN (Piano) AND NOVELTY IN-
STRUMENTALIST, 0,000 BALLAD SINOt'R
(Baritone or Tenor). Good salary and treat-
ment to good peopln. Six months' work, Tickets
to people 1 know. State everything first letter.
Address .1. L MaITLAND, Grand Forks, N. Dakota.
P, 8 ■■ -This la not a Med. Show.

SHOW PRINTING.

Stock Hangers, Posters and Oats on hand for
advertising every branch of the Amusement Busi-
ness. Bond for Catalogue (D) of Dramatic and
Show Prlntlagot all stints; Catalogue (0) Fair and
Carnival Printing; Catalogue (B) BUI Postors,
Comraerelal Posters

FIRST ULABS PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.

GBEAT WDSTEBN PHMTISG CO.,

513 Elm Street,

St. Lou I., Mo.

Wanted, Geo. W. Scott Co.

For Repertoire, Summer and next season. Show
opens March 21, 19J1, PCLL ACTING COMPANY,
those doing specialties given preference; Man
with scripts to direct and manage stage; Band of
ten pieces. Musicians write. Address

GEO. W. SC01T, Mgr., Crowley, La.

WANTED,

4PICKERTS&CO.

Henry and Leading Juvenile Men.

Other u not al people write orwlie quick. Join at
once. Tloketx to thuse we know.

WILLIS PICK ERT, Manager,
4 PlcVerta A Co., TWon, Qa.

WANTED AT ALL TIMES,

BHBLE LADIES, 8I8TEB TEAIS,

STOOK 0ISL8 and LADT W1ITEB8.

Address FRED BADBR,
PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER OF SADER'S
GARDEN THEATRE. ?.ANESV1LLE,0.

WANTED QUICK

Piano Flavor (prefers one who Doubles Baritone
or Trombone). Man to rlay Strong Old Men part
(play some lust rument in band). Juvenile Woman
with specialty. Make salary reasonable, as It is
sure. MoNAMARA BROS,, Mavsvllle, Mo., Fob. 10-
11; Trenton, Mo.. Feb. 12-1 4. TV 11 all innrst l etter.

JACKSONVILLE NEW OPEB A HOUSE

Open Dates : Feb.. March, April. Population 8,600.
Slate Normal School, 400 Students; Good Show
Tom Write tor dates. W.E. CAMP, Manager,
Jacksonville, Alabama.

Managers and Actors' Pocket Thoatrlcal

GC1DR of Opera Houses and Populations of Towns
and rules Inn. 8 and Canada. Send 10c. to help
pay expense of publishing bonk. C. 0. DOLAN (Wig
Mason, Ml Green Street. Lockport, N. Y^

WANTED,

PERFORMERS FOR MEDICINE BUSINESS,

W. L. THEILE, car. Of CUPPER.

FORGING AHEAD LIKE AN OCEAN GREY-HOUND
THE} GREAT BAIvlVAD HIT!!

"BECAUSE YOU WERE AN
OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE"

By JACOBS and ROBINSON. __.

Mow Being Bung by the "Best In Their Line" of the Profession.

A SONG THAT PRODUCES THAT EFFECT UPON AH AUDIENCE WHICH ONLY

SUCCESSFUL BALLADS CAN.

Professional conies t/> recognized performers or those
sending up-to-date programmes.

M. WITMARK & SONS, Publishers,

WITBABK BDILDII6, 144-146 WEST 37th STBEET, HEW YOBK.

LOOK FOB THE BEB HIVE CLOCK TOWER.

M.F.GALES'

CELEBBATED

CIRCUS LICHTS.

. «B WEST ST., BROOKLYN, M. Y.

Wanted «* Or-.ce

We are In constant touch with managers requiring

J ood Vaudeville Acts, Specialties and Sketches.
1st with us at once. Send full particulars and
photographs. Address

IRVINO THEATRICAL AGENCY,
In Connection with The Irving Theatre School,
M Van Buren Street, Chicago, III.

PHOTOGRAPHS

Cabinet Photos of yourself for selllng.lBO per 1.000.
Mew Edena CARBON A finish. Samples for dime.

FIlTII DC HUSBAND OR WIFE PHOTOS.'.IS.OO
U 1 HE Per 1,000: FORTUNES 60c.; Samp. lOe.
- - . -.- por Future Photographs

and Lovers' Post Office.
608 Arch St PhUa., Pa.

MM

HIGH CLASS
MAGICAL APPARATUS

At moderate prices. Large stock, immense variety.
Illustrated Catalogue Free. A. RoTERBERO,
176 Ontario St., Chloago, 111.

FOB LEASE,

OobUbiI SlMplif aid Dinlni Oar,

iuttarji for traveling companies. Also BAQQASB
OAR. BMW JERSEY OAR WORKS,

OLIFTOK, 8. J.

EIM TIME!

* V> i BHICKHHIRNY, PA.

' Big money here. Town show hungry. Cut ont

some of the dead ones and pluy me. M. II. ADKINS,

Jim, If yon forgive me, write.

UflyTCn A GOOD COMEDIAN, one that can

nnniCU Dance; aKo a Good Silence Man:
those that can change for one or two weeks. No
tickets, but salarv sure Address K0LL1N0
THUNDER, Miller Sta., Crawford Co., Pa.

OWOSSO OPERA HOUSE, Owosst, Mfch..

FIRST CLASS ATTRACTIONS WANTED for Feb.,
March, April. Refurnished; New Scenery; Stage
Enlarged. DAN T. nUINAN. Manager.

ENTIRE MOVING PICTURE OUTFIT

WITH EDISON 1901 MODEL MACHINE.
BRUCE W. YEAZELL, Box 131. La Rue, Ohio.

AT LIBEHT7, Pianist and Organist.

piay by ear, but can give ret. Play other I nstru.
ments. Salary reasonable. Address

L. F. ADAMS, Herrlck, III.

FOR SALE, ONE M0VIN6 and STEREOPTICON

Edison Machine and Electric Burner, 3 Films,
Bass board, all comnlele to use, and Slide Carrier
for |46. E 41. STEWART, Maishalltown, Iowa.

SKETCHES

BEPEBEBCES.

No Stamp. No Raplr.

Mine ALWATB
"Make Good."
BCHWABTZ,
73 E. VSd It.,
N. Y. fill*.

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM,

11TW.MDST., NEW YORK (old Kojwr * Itlil'al,
HALLETT THOMPSON, Manager (late Wood's
Oym.l Special rate to performers, tl a week.

BERTRAM MILLAR,

LEADS AND HEAVIES.

47 W. 28th ST., NEW YORK.

Oood

900 Beoondhand PLUSH OPERA CHAI RS, -~^
OOBdluOB, AMERICAN SCHOOL FDRNTnTRg
00., it-ti-tt West uth St.. New York Olty.

n* ■_ na ■■ Dramatlo and Vandewllla

I II L Li Instruction. Sand no money.

Plirr Simply Name, Address and So.

I 1 Bnt In stamp, A grand opportunity.

ALPHA MADEMT, • SOUTH B08M MASS.

MANAGERS

SEND OPEN TIME

For lone, July, Aug, and Sept,

For the following Circuit of Street Railway Part*:
JACKBAN, Hiss.

HKRIDIAN, Mill.

NATCHEZ, Miss.

VIlKSBfRG, MI.I,
EITHF,R WEEK OR 8 NIGHT STANDS.

Opera, Vaudeville or Repertoire.

Bill to be changed nightly. Contracts to be made
with respective Street Railways. Address

E. B. BOOTH,

Care of VickBhurg Railway and Light Co.,
VIckBburg, Miss.

WANTED 0.1 ICK, FOR

Uncle Si Haskins Co.,

Singing and Dancing Sonhrette, with Good
Specialties: Cornet Player, to Doable Piano or
Second Violin. Others that double brass also
write. One night stand company. Fays board.
Must Join at once. Address

C. 8. PRIHROBB, Manager,
Ashland, Neb., Fen, li; wahoo, Neb., 12; Val-
paral?o,13;DBTld City, 16; Gtv.8ham. 16; Aurora ,17.

Hew Opera House,

OONCORD, N. O.
POPULATION, 10,000.

Stage Strictly Modern; evert convenience: depth,
20ru.; width, 40tt.; height, Mft.; seating capacity;
600. Good show town. Nothing but First Class
Attractions wanted. Address
^ J. B. CALDWELL, Manager.

AT LIBERTY,

Comedian and Character Actor. Eocentrlc, Char-
acter, Comedy Old Men and Tramps a specialty.

MAUDB PHELPS,

Sonbrettea, Ingenues and Boys. Strong Singing
and Dancing single and Double Specialties. A
feature on any bill. AddreBB ED. R . WHELAN,
Revere House, cor. Clark and Michigan Sts.,
Chicago, Illinois.

DOGS FOB SALE.

A First Class Troupe of
Well Trained Dogs.

AddreBS M. A. MEEHAN,

14M Mlchlgsn Ave., Seond Flat, Chicago, m.

WANTED QUICK,

Woman to do singing and dancing specialty and
worn in acts. Change for one week. Must be of
good appearance and MAKE GOOD. Wire or
write lowest, sore salarv. J. COOPER.
Cooper Med. Co.. Tlltonvllle, Ohio.

AT LIBERTY,

HARRY MOCK,

Cirnet, B. aid 0„ and Treasurer.

Three seasons with L. W. Washburn. Can Join
on wire or ticket. Week of Feb. «, Weaton, W.
Va.; then Turtle Creek, Pa.

"lectures for Medicine Ben,*'

18. A 1,03) page book of Lectures and License
Laws of every State. Also prescription for every
disease. Only 26 left. WITTMAN MED. CO ,
Victoria Hotel, Evanevllle, Ind,

WANTED— BRASS BAND AND PERFORMERS

For seven companies. Open Chicago April 1. Sea-
son's work. WITTMAN MEDICINE CO.,
Victoria Hotel, Evanaviiie, ind.

FLOYD E. WILSON

Account closing
B. and O. or pans.
RIAL HOTEL, 260

AT
LIBERTY

with Filer's Big Show, Cornet,
. Wire or write care of IMPE-
Boulh State SL. Chicago, HI.

LEADING

And other .Useful

IM

LADY, COMEDIAN.

People. Address as per route,
HAMMOND STOCK CO.

WANTED,

FOR

Hack & Armours Comedians

Gen. Business Msn, capable playing some genteel
heavies. Man with specialty preferred. Man
with Picture Machine to play parts. Al Piano
Player, Juvenile Woman to sing illustrated songs.
Those who wrote before write again; mall de-
layed. Address, with all particulars,

CHAS. DREW MACK, JefferBon City, Mo.

Tramp Monologue

This Is a Clever, Dp-to-Date Act and Includes the
Costume, Wig and Face Make Cp, 600 Letter Heads
printed In two colors, 600 Professional Cards and
Complete Instructions. A great chance to secure
an Act all ready for the road. We have Complete
Acts of All Descriptions in stock. The Con.
■olldat.d Costume and Supply Co., Box
796, Providence, B. I.

EDUCATED HORSE
FOB SALE.

Bay Mare, 6 years old, Cake Walker, High Steps,
Kneels, Lays. Rears, Hops, Stretches, Stands
on Chslr, Turns It Over and Bact, etc.; fine
0. Walker In harness: smooth Leaner for B. B.
Riding; broken to the ring; fat and sound.
Further, address ■ -
JNO. R. MARTIN, Boi 268, PaltStl, Va.

WANTED <«UICK,

FIRST CLASS SKETCH TE1H

MuBt be able to do doubles and singles; also work
In acts, other performers, write. Say If you plsy
piano. Address DR. A. BaILEY,

Frenchtown, Uuntt rdon Co., N. J.

Warde and VogePs

BIQ COMEDY 00.

Wants Sinking and Dancing Soubrette, Woman
for Old Maid Part. Piano Player, Sister Team.
Must Join Feb 16 Full particulars and very lowest
in flrst letter. Miriam Carson, write. B I. WARDE,
Bub. Mgr., t New St., Wilmington, Delaware.

WANTED,

GEORGIE HARPER CO.

DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES.

Those doing Specialties preferred. Address
HaRPER & DETRICK, Lisbon, K. D.
Company going to We.t Coast. Long engage-
ment to right patties.

FILMS! FILMS!

Casey's Nightmare, stort Price 180.00

AH Bab* and the 40 Thieves, 6«0ft.. Price M 60

Alice In Wonderland, 926ft Prlne tno.oo

•M>J»b'e Dream, ltdft Pilce tll.00

Me iint pelee.ioort Price f 7.co

EDGBHE CURE & CO., »3n$2£""

* BANKS' IDEAS *

U n •} Is the LATEST. Best work for Vande-
lIU. I vilie Acts ever msued. Parodies, Mono-
logues, Sketches, End Gags. etc. Prlee oOr.
Ideas No*. 6, 0, 7, tl. Any iwo books. 80c.
QUS BANKS, 221 Lockwood St ... ProrlCmce. R. I.

ALL 'ROUND COMEDIAN FOR MED. aCB.
OTHERS WRITE. R. DR WOLF,

Per. Med. Oo. Mallnta, Ohio.

At Liberty, A. C. DAVIS,

CHABACTBB8 and OBN. BUS.

ONE PIECE PREFERRED.
6R.SMorgaD.town Bt, Uniontown, Pa.

Plane Player at Liberty-Nellie Ritledge.

Sight reader and fakir, and positively guarantee
to play dance and specialty music to suit. Indian-
ola. III., Feb. 13; Danville. 111., Feb. it tojo.

WANTED,

Mtn with Al Picture Machine to Join Al Tenor for
Oluba. Must be sober, ableto get work and bad-
ness. JOHN TCLLY. >33 Third Ave., N. Y. Oilv.

WALTER BEEMER

AND HIS JTJGGL1XQ GIRLS.

3610 Rhodes ATS., CHICAGO,

Febbtjahy 13.

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LATEST BY TELE&RAPE

Mo B8ByM*nt 'a Openings In All the
•.„-•* ■•.,, • Big; Show Towns,

• "• tyv>LDE!» GATE ULEAMSG9.

Weber ■:* .Fields' CO. Open* \ospl-
r.totmlj — HIr Business ltulea at
-the Vnrlon* Houses.

tjpseiol msptitchcB tuVi[K New Youk Cupi'sb.

\'S4K.l i, n*NCisco. Feb. 9. — At tlie Columbia
Theatre James and Wattle ami Co., In "Alex-
wider tHe ' ttreat," begun a two weeks' cu-
(oaemqat' lout night, lo good business.

CaLIFOTNlA 'Tiihatub. — Murray and Mack,
lu-"A Night ou Broadway," axe hero, this
week; 'The. opening wad to a crowded house.

Alcazar. 'l'ni:.mic. — The Guy Parisians
Is.' the 'current offering.

•Jbntu^l Tjieathb. — This week's bill Is
"to -Sif-nt ot St. Paul's."

ubano Ojtka notisu. — Last night marked
the bf(rlnidne of a week's engagement of
Wither and Fields and tlielr eutlre New York
vu'tobuiy. Tlie prices wen- raised to $2, $1.50.
SI, ;. TO and ...00. "W'hoon-Dee-Doo" and'
"Catherine" were the offerings, to a crowded
boose'.. Tbc advance sale la heavy.

■TlTOLI Opkka House.— This is the HfUl
week' of "When Johnny Comes Marching
Home." - "The Gypsy Baron" Is in prepara-
tion/, ■»-.-,-,

iFilsciU-'a's jBUtnt. — Last nlgbt marked
the drat production here of "Holy Poly," and
tlie first apue.iracc with tbc company of
Ne1HjE'.-I»j-p.clj, ua boulrette. Tbe bouse was
tilled. .

• Okpjieum Thbaths. — Bill for tlie week
■uitnlnx Sunday, 7 : Van and Beaumbnt,
Ihtfrao and Carletou, Snyder and Buckley,
lllpe ,nud . Elmer, Robcrtus and Wl If redo,
Monroe, Mack and Lawrence, Stuart' Barnes,
l tie Two Sllvas, aud the olograph.

'CiitJlBS.' — Programme opening last night
for tbe' week': Wilson and Morau, Hanlon
and iZanfrella, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hall.
I'lpi'oaee Raytleld, Mabel Lamson, Daley and
Shaan, and the animatoscopc.

',..-i."'.- — : — ■

FROM OTHER POINTS.

wlv ilii. .1 ii •i": ,v "" " I'liuriuK in uie coal-
Tn ■ ?«t, at il"- r Ml * on ' b ^ ,llR wrtnan Stock

iln .i i 4pp 5* 5 New T o rk < V uack at tko
Imperial, and pleased a large house HtrndJy
Si&Uab'VS" . Culn »M« offer* a clevfr
ra devllle bill, featnrluu Prances Ucddlin;

»nd company, and Keffev's dogs Kred

Irwin's Htirlesquers are at the Standard.

Boston, Feb. 9.— Kail honses nil alonx
g> *■ >■■ "Three Little Maids" was a hl«
!■»— -■» «'<-' Colonial, n friendly tiomw en-
J ^ 7 i55 o c v mv |f l ' : 7 1 P'ay- • • ■"The Dictator,"
mi^ h n e .„ P " k .V dlapln!reu . Wm - Colll « <• better
.udvantaiw than any snow In which hi> bat

^7 ter Charles Uawrrey gave thi«

gpfcl W I I I J l U Moii of "Hhucv Sally. s at tho
Hoiiis. It was well acted and pleased a

wg audience Lew Dockstadcrs Minstrels

f £». 35. tv .° b| 8 *ockg at the XremoDt.
Last night a house and enthuslnsm assured

,B4 t ."'Way Down East" began Its

engagement at tho Boston with customary

rupaclty houxe These popular priced

hhows woro generously patronized : Rebecca
Warren, in -^fess," at the Columbia : "The
Howcry After Dark," at the Grand Opera i
1. K. Murray, lu "Arrab-na-Poguc," at the
Malestlc; Patrice, In "Driven from Home."
and "Two Little Waifs," at the Hub. .;.. .
Capacity ruled at the stock, vaudeville and
bnrlcsijuo houses.
.Kansas. Citt, Feb. 9.— Bertha (Jallaali. In
Dorothy Vernon," upeocd a week's engaije-
nient.at tbe .Willis Wood Theatre last, nlant.

to good attendance "The Wlsard o£

Ox Co. arrived late yesterday afternoon,
und tbe matinee at the Grand did not. start
until four o'clock, but the packed house
waited- pat Iehtly and were rewarded with
a fine performance,, lu which Montgomery
and Stone carried off the honors. The-houso
was .sold out at night before the doors

opened At the Orpbeutu two capacity

houses ftreetcd the Orpheum Koad Show, In
which- Slclntyrc and lleath were th6 stum.
. . . .The "Tickings from Puck" Co. arrived
too. late for their matinee at the. Auditorium,
but at night a packed house was on hand,
which thoroughly enjoyed Wllllard. S|mms

and a good company At the Uillls two

big bouses greeted "Yon Yonsou," and the
Utppitins, at the Century, pleased with mat-
inee and night outpourings.

. Pkiladblphm, Feb. 9. — Theatres" made
line showings last nlgbt, with audiences of
large proportions all along the line, and an

urray of offerings beyond cavil

"Babette," presented by lively Frlul Scbeff's
capital company, earned instant recognition

at tbe Garrick At the Opera House, tbc

Rogers Brothers hod n bouse full ot ad-
mirers, nnd delighted them with an enter-
taining performance An audience that

tilled the beating capacity at the Chestnut
applauded Marie Tempest and her support,

!n "The Marriage of Kitty." "The

Darling of the Oods" continued with un-.
diminished patronage at the Broad, and other
combination houses f tired well. ... .'.Vaude-
ville was a strong drawing card at Keith's
two houtiea : stock productions brought' out
the uaual large enthusiastic cllciitel, and
the test on tho list enjoyed liberal' patron-
age.

-Milwaukku, Fob. l». — Another big opening
wag In evidence this week, "Superba," at
the Alhambra, and Harry Morris, at the
Star, turned hundreds away, matinee and

night.... At the Davidson "The Red

Feather" opeued to a well Ulled bouse, Graca

Van Btuddiford scoring heavily "The

Charity. Nurse," at the Bijou; "Sporting
Life," at the Academy, and Roseman'a
"Rhelnfahrt," at tho Pabst, were all highly
successful.

'Louisville, Feb. U. — Tho Smart Sot
opened at <tho Masonic, to a crowded house.

Macatiley's Is dark uutll 12. ..... .

"Hinnun Hearts". Is at tbe Avenue, nad

opened -Sunday to Me crowds Tho

Ikihcmlaas plnyod to the capacity at the
Buckingham. Sunday.

»■ >

. . MARYLAND.

mana-
wo Or-

Sevenil Tlieatrea In Chlcsvo Ri-opeji

for Huilnm-"Saocy Sally" Ke-

celvea lt» Preruler at Boston— Good

J' llpainess Reported Along 4he Line.

CnicAuo', 't'tb. 9. — The Sunday openlnK
VWhs" of the Trocadero were interfered with,
through inability to comply with i p ft lrt . pro-
vlsjontr for temporary relief of onr thcaties.
WeoihuilVHigh Rollcra hope to oiieu there
Ilijs-Tue»dav evening. Neither Bush Temple
nor 'rbe- People's Theatre, announced to open
Saturday- evening, could make tho altcra-
tlbns reaulred, nhd thelf reopening Is now
set.; for Wednesdav evening, Feb. 10. Tho
1 'arrlelK . Theatre, however, opened Sunday
evening, us advertised, Paula Edwardes, In

Winsome Winnie," playing to .'ho seating
I'upa'ilts? and- turning hundreds away.......

Blanelio. Walsh, In "Resurrection," begau
U«r' return tonight, ■ with McVIckcr's Bold
oat . > . .-Up at tbe Criterion, "The Minister's
Daughters." held forth to all the people seatM
coiilji accommodate, the Sunday night crowds
mcliig.- a bilazard fiercely wlutcrlsh... v •
Judio ,.Chy(rnus.on Monday convened th«
fveolni grand Juij" which will Investigate and
flx ; responsibility for the Iroquois tire. Mrs.
Junes llennlng, the six hundredth known
vlnnm"fof-'tU« dlaoster. died Monday morn-
ing, . Jn Lakeside Hospital The- Colum-

onr Theatre 1 fa billed to open next Sunday,

with "The tMlnl»tcr J s Daughters." .The

MajtoAco Theutre, Kaglewood, failed to open
^SWWi as ' Manager Crescy had hoped.lt
>»mt Outlying theatres, tho last to tc-
'tilvc^ attention, from the committee, will
probably bo Inspected this week, and their

I'uture.- determined Charles Rlchmun's

"UgtSeuiunt,, announced to begin Monday
tvuBlng, 'at the Grand Opera House, has
l*«n>' postponed until this (Tuesday) even-
9ti • u • • *he Illinois Theatre resumed operu-
tlotiB' Monday rilght with- a large house 'for

l .'M9 Jrvlng's ."Merchant of Venice." .

iTlends of Hdaa Wallueo Hopper learned
'oduy that her suit against James Duusmuir
rdKUTted In a verdict unfavorable to her. .

•Wasbjnoton, Feb. 9. — "The Prlnco ■ of
l'l|l«n'" opeued at tho Columbia lust nlgbt, ' TtTieellnat.— At the Court Theatre (B.

,V i i.I H ' l * cd house Grace George, . in „ )."rnn«helm, mauoger).— Bzra Kendall, lu

,<^fts"P0gCT," had a large and well pleased -rhe Vinegar Buyer." bud good business
I^«Jvfag;oTthe Natiounl. ... . . "The "Kurgo- v ^\. Coming: ^The Chaperons" 12. AI.

wJtterThad a tluo_ opeuilig at jtUe ^Lafayette. '• ^ff fft, r» Minstrels 18, Ethel Banymore

Onisu Opbua Hocsii (Choe. A. Folnler.
manager). — "An Opban's Prayer." 1-8, had
Kood business, followed by "Hello, BUI,"
4-ti, to big returns. Coming? "A Hand-
some Cabmau" B-10. "A Homespun Heart"
11-18.

i

Slat era t Hie. — At the Auditorium Thea-
tre (A. It. Doyle, manager).— Mary Emerson,
in "His Majesty and the Maid," Feb. 1,
■cave a fine show to a fair Iiousp. Due :
R lleIlo, BUI." S ; "A Handsome Cabman" 18,
"Human Hearts" Itt.

[Owing to the big: Uro In Baltimore Feb.
7 anil S. which destroyed many millions of
dollars worth of property, the Legislature
of Maryland passed a bill declarlnga legal
holiday la Kaltlmore for ten days. Tho bill
was at once signed by tho governor. There
was no performance at any of (he various
theatres nlgbt of 8. Below are the attrac-
tions booked for thla and next week. — Ed.
CUrHaV]

-Baltimore. — At Ford's Opera House
(Charles M. Ford, manager). — Ada Italian
and Otis Skinner week of Feb. 8, giving "The
Merchant of Venice," "The School for Scan-
dal" and "The Taming of the Shrew." "Tlie
Prince of PUsen" closed a good week 6.
"Peggy from Paris" 15-20.

■ Acauemy of Mt'sic (Nlxou & Zliumonuun,
miinagerB). — Fay Darls. In "whitewashing
Julia/' S-13. lllebard Manslield, with "Old
Uoldelberg," filaycd, to large and apprecia-
tive audiences, last week. Week of 10, Rob-
ert millerd, In "That Man and I."

■ CUAUB'ti 'IIIeamb (P. B. Chase,
cer). — Tho Fawcett Co., In '"Tho T
phans," 8-13 ; week of 10, "Under Two b logs.'

MAnvio-Nu THElrsB (James L. Keraan,
manager).— Ward aud Voltes 8-13, In "A Pair
of links :" "The Show Girl" 1«W!9._

&

Crli
b^

"ilijou TMBATttU (Kred Wilson, manager).
—'"The Denver Express" 8-l», "An Orphan s
Prayvr" 10 and week.

•MONCMENrAL Tuua'Xkh (James L. Kernah,
manager).— Clark's Runaway Ulrls week of
g, and tbe Roso Hill Burlesquers 10-20.
OpeoN TilEATitE (James Madison, nuuut-
,. er ). — -.'Gibson's Holel" and "llio Black-
birds" thlH week, with the following ubw peo-
ple In Rpoelaltles : Edwards und Kcrnell.
J.auru Ida Booth, and Teresa Morltn.
♦ «»
W1SST VIRGINIA.

••'•'v.. A tine bill, headed by Helcne Glrardb
nftavlJiB hories, packed Chase's ufteruuuo
mM. nurht. i ... ,""*»»■•

was

.."Over Niagara Kalis
a^noient attraction at the Acudemy, crowd-
ing the house "An Orphan's Prayer"

[illitd'tlie Empire twice, as old also'Rohle'rt
KnioMrpockers at the Lyceum.
, 0in«n>4ti, Feb. 9.— E. H. Sotheni, who
'b.iallod as a hero by Clsclanatlans, was eu-
'^iiNlastlcaMy greeted nt the Grand Opera
lioosa .tonight, where he was seen In "Tlie

rTOrt'Prlnee.^. Sunday night's audience

+ ere all good. "8hore Acres* r was seen at

*h« Walout, Julia Gray mndo a bit In "Her
i*ly«Tn". at Robinson's, "Too Proud to Beg 1
Pleased the Lyceum's contingent. Fanny KIT*
>«is;fre«|t4d by old friends at tbe Columbia.
ind the Fny. Foster Btirlesquo Co. -packed
llie PeopleV

— Dan. Howe has been engaged usotago
manager by Edward Waldmaun, ttr "Dr.
Jeiyll aud Mr. Drdc."

•j tbe Road,

All Roatea Maat Ileaeh Va Not lAter

Than Boadaj.

DRAMATIO.

A
Ailatus, Wuu.V (CLaMn Frohmsn, n«c. )— Itiiaci.

a \.. i-cb. to. n.iir«io li-is.

Allen. Moln (CunrltM VV. Allen, uutr.)— S. T. (Jlly

Vtb. fl-Marrh IP.
Aiihrcr'Stock. Ka«ti>rn, Millennial Brothers' Wil-
liam DaTl.lpc, mar.) — Chwter, Ta., Feb. 8-13.

New rlrunnwlck. N. J., IMS,
Aubrey Ktoik. Wwtern, MItti-nthal Brothers' (Csrl

Hretun. nurr.)— OlnvorsTtlle, N. T.. Feb. 8-18.
"Are \»n a MnKinr" (Julius Calm, mar.) — !•■

aUI*. wa^ii., p^h. 7-1 ». Ellenlnm 15.
"An ]!n K llBh Daisy" («>lx<r ft Kieldi!, lugrs.)-—

N. V. Clly Pcb. «, liKleunlte.
"Arlzons," M. 11. Kaymond's (J. H. l'sls^r,

ngr.)— lork, Pa., Feb. 10, t'olumhU It. Beatl-
. lug 12. '.'hiTnlirHUj 1.1, PMhuftlpbla ir,-ir0.
"Arr»ona," M. B. Raynwod'a (Csarlei V. Brown,

mgr.) — Columbus, o., Feb. 11-18.
"Alphonw nml daston.'' Cos Hill's— li'ort Worth,

Tex., Feb. to, Dallas 11, Trinidad, Otilu., 11,

Pueblo 1C, I.eadTlllo Id, Cripple Oroek 17, Vlc-

tor 1ft, Uolnrndo Springs 10, Oreelay 1*0.
"At tho Old Cross Roads" (Arthur C. Alston.

mgr.)— St. Joseph. M».. Feb. 10, SoliUers'

aome. Kan., 11. Warrensburg, Mo., 12, Ho-

ilalU 13. St. Isml* 14-20.
"Across the Pudllc" (Harry Clay Blauvr. mgr.)

—Trenton. N. J.. Frt. 11-13. K. Y. City 16-20.
"At Cripple Creek"— Philadelphia, Pa.. Feb. IB-

20.
"At Pike's Peak," U. H. Rd^n's (Claude IJourd-

mnn, mgr.) — udln, 111.. Feb. II, Itoant Vernon

18, MeLeausbiiM 15, Harrl'burg 1G, Grayrlllo

IS, Kublnson 20.
".Uuerleaa Uobo" (W. D. Newall, mar.) — Athens,

')., Feb. 18, McOounclUrlllc lit, Lancaster 20.

... n

Blaitchc Bates (David Belaseo, mgr.)— Phluulet-
l.hlit, l'u.. Feb. 8-18. Chicago. 111., 10. In-
detlnlte.

Urrymore. Rthel (Charles Fniliman, mgr.)—
Easton, Pa., Feb. 11, Harrlsbiirg 18. Alcouna
•IB, Wheeling. W. Va., 10.

Klngham, Amelia— Kochesler. X. V., Feb. », 10.

Belfew, Kyrlc (Ltebler * Co., mgrs. )— Sprlng-
■etd, Mass.. Feb. 10, Worcester 11, K. T. Olty
IS, indefinite. l

Boyd. Archie. In "Joshua WMteumh" (Kllpstrlok
'(s -Burnlaton, mgrs.) — Bath, Me., Feb. 10, Ports-
mouth, X. H., II, Lowell. Mass., 12, Law-
rence 13, Fall Biter IS, Waltuam Id. Webster
17, Marlboro 18. Itoeklaml IP, New Bedford 20.

Blalr.-Eugeno (Heurl (Iresslt, mgr.) — Provldeuco,
.It. L, Feb. S-13. Wori-esLer. Mass., 15-20.

IWiclll, William, aud Kose Stahi— Klngaton,' Ou.,
Feb. s. Belleville 0. Woodstock 10, Umdon 11.
3t. Tbomus- 12, Gait 13, Toronto 10 20.

Beunett i Moulton (F. C Twltchell. mgr.)— Ge-
neva. K. Y., Feb. 8-13.

Benuett A Moulton (A. P. Reed, mgr.)— Danville,
•Pa.. Feb.. 8-10, Mount Caruiel 15-20.

Heutiett * Moulton (J. M. Torr, mgr.) — Altooaa,
Pu.. Feb. 8-13, Joliastown 15-20.

Bvntiett i Moulton. (Ira K. Newball. mgr.l — Nftw
Britain,' Conn., Feb. 8-13, Youkers, S. Y., 1C-
Jk. •

Bennett i Moulton (W. A. PaMcllo, uigrj— Os-
slnlng, X. Y„ Feb. 8-18, IluTeMtraw 15-20.

Banting, Kmtn* (Karl- Burgess, mgr.) — Atlantic
City, X. J„ Feb. 8-10. Trenton 17-20.

UrockeiirldKe. Charles, Stock (Boyd P. Joy, mgr.)
— Lawreucc, Kan., Feb. 11-18. *••••

BrowU Amusement, Southern (E. Brown, mgr.) —
Houston, Tex., Feb. 8-13, La Granite 13-20.

Bromi Amusement, Western IE. Brown, mgr.) —
ClsrkSTllIe, Ark., Feb. 8-18, South McAlester,
lud. Ter.. 1B-20.

Bclelier's CotuedUns (W. M. Belcher, mtrr.) —
Ozark, Mo., Feb. 8-18, Monett 10, 17, Kxeter
.18-20.

Boyd Burrows Dramatic — b'pauldlug, Nebr., Feb.
9-15, Wslliack 18-22.

lturke-McCunu (M. MeCaun, nigr.i — Frostbnrg,
Md.. Feb. 8-18. Keyser. W. Va., 15-20.

"Ben Hur" (Klaw i' Erlanger, mgrs.) — Xaiih-
TlUe, Tenn.. Feb. 8-13.

"Buster Brown" ■fBrouQhurst 4 Currlc, mgrs.) —
Hartford, Coun., Feb. 10, Bridgeport 11, New
London 12, Wuterbury 13, PhUudelphia, Pa.,
15-20.

"Break for Liberty". (J. M. Jacobs, mgr.)— Mld-
dlelomi, Pa., Feb. 10, Conshohuckeu 11, 'Wil-
mington. Del., 12. Burlington, N, J., 13.

"llreejy Time" (Merle. H. Norton, mgr.) — Mag-
nolia, Ark.,' Feb. 10, Tcxarkana 11, Atlantic,
Tex., 12, Pittsburg 18, Mount Pleasant IS,
Hulplmr Springs 10, Wolfe City 18, Honey
Gtoro 18, Boiiaum 20.

"Bowery After Dark." Sullivan, Harris & Woods'
;— Boston, Mass., Feb. 8-11, Fall Blvcr 18-20.

"Burglnr," Western (Wright ft Hulght. nurrs.)—
Htiniburg, la., Feb. W, Bed Oak 11, Corning
12, Ueuison 18. Sac Clly IB, Storm Lake M,
Cherokee 17, Marcus 18, La Mars 18, Slnnx
City 20.

"Black Hand." Wm. B. Hurst's— N. Y. Olty Feb.
8-13.. . . . '.

.-•«•. o

Crane, Wm. H. (Charles FroUmau, mgr.) — Day-
ton, U.. Feb. 11, ludlanapolls, lud., 12, 18,

Kransvllle 15, Jackson, Mich., 10, Battle Oreek

20.
Carter, Mrs. Lesllo (David Belaseo, mgr.)— Do-

tiolt, MIcb.. Feb. 8-13. ■ ....

Cro8ttiau. Henrletti (LiuvliI Belaneo & Manrlcn

Campbell, mgrs.)— N. Y. Clly Feb. S. Indviltdtv.
Cccliluu, lto.te (JnlcJ Murry, mgr.)— Fort Worlli,

Tex., Feb. 18. -, . „

Collier, Wllllutn (Cliarlcs Frotimsn, mgr.)— Bos-
ton. Mass.. Feb. 8 27. ■ •
CttuuH, Four (FreiM Nlhlo, mgr.) — Blrmlusluui,

Alu., Feb. 11, Chattanooga, TTeim.. 18, Pcnas-

coln. Flu.. 119.
Olsxtun, Kste— Norfolk, Va., Feb. 12, Trenton.

N. J., 17. Hohokcn 18-20.
Cook-Church (H. W. Taylor, mgr.)— Ashtabulu,

p., Feb. 818. Oil City 15-20.
Carpenter, Franklo (Jew Grady, mgr.) — Poagh-

keepslo, N. Y;, Feb. 8-18, Amsterdam lli-20.
Oouroy 4 Mack Comedians (P. P. Craft, mgr.)—

Butler,. Pa.. Feb. 8-18, Tlldgway 15-17, Juhii-

sonburs 18-20.
Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mar.)— Tniewell.

Va.. Feb. 11-18, Mlddlesboro, Ky.. 1B-20.
Gutter t Williams Stock (W. K. Cutter A.J. W.

Williams, msrs.l—Weaton, W. Va„ Feb.' 8-13,

Buckhannon 15-20.
Curts DismatlR (M. D. Ourts. mgr.)— I,a Crosse,

Wis., Fell. 8-10.
Clark Stock (Miles Herry, mgr,)— Prlnceou, )nil,,

Fel>. S-13, Fairfield, III., 15-20.
Oreeil's Comedians robarlcs K. Creed, mgr.) —

Athens. O.. Feb. 8-10, Wellaton 11-18,. MM

1B-17.
"County CUalrtauu" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—

N. Y. City Feb. 8, Imlellulte.
"Cheekers" (Klrko La SbeUe, mgr.)— N. X. City

Feb. 8-20.
"Cavalier" (Wallace Monro, mgr.)— St. Pail.

Mlun.. Feb. 11-13, Des Moines, Is-, 19.
"Child Slaves of N«v York" (J, B. Isaac, mgr.)

—Brooklyn. N. Y., Fob. 8-11!.
"Charity Nurse" (John M. Cooku, mgr.)— Mil-
waukee, Wis.. Feb. 7-13.
"Colorado Waif (Cross 4 Kimball, mgrs.) —

T.liieulu, Nebr.. Feb. ,10, uuialia tl. Nebraska

City 12, Atchison, Kan., 18, Topeka 14, Wau-

■uego 15, Sallria 16, Abllt-no-17, Juuotloii City

18, Emporium lit, Lawrence 20.
"County Fulr'' (II. A. Maim, nur.)— Philadel-
phia, Pa.. Feb. s-13, Atlantic City, X. J.. IT.

Treutou. 10-20. "
"Cpnylet's Daugliter" (T. H. Wnsbburn. mgr.) —

Si. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 11, 15, Dial Molaes, lu.,

10, IT.

., U

Itrew. John (Charles Prohmit). mgr.) — New Or-
leans. La.. Feb. b-1.".. Blnulnghum, Ala., 10.
D'Ottay, Lawrence IKIrke La Hhelle, mgr.) —

Pittsburg, Pa., Feb. 8-18, Brooklyn, N. X.,

15-20.
Davis, Fay (Charles Frolnnou, mgr.*— Ualtluwre,

Md., Feb, 8-13, Ptilladelidila, Pa.. 15-20.
l>ndBe, Sanfortl — llnmpton, Ja., Feb. 10, Newton

12, Perry 18, MuryvUle, Mo., IB, Crestoo, la..

17; Atlantic 20.
UuTldsou Urutnatlc (Frank S. Daildaoo, mgr )—

Morou. III., 'Feb. 8-10, Atlanta 11-13, Wanblt/g-

ton fij-17. Wyomlug 18-20.
Be Vondo, Chester. Stock (Phil I»vy, mcr.)— '

Jamestown, N. V., Feb. 8-13, Hurnellurulu 10-

20.
Davidson Stock (A. L. Davtdsou, mgr. >— Jollot.

HI.. Feb. 8-13.
Dllcer-Comeli— PItUton, 1M., Feb. 8-18, Carbon-
dale 15-20.
DyffrrB, Ethel .Eon Dytfryn, njgr.)— Xaugatuck,

Conn., Feb. 8-13.
Dc Voss, Flora (J. ll. Botuour, tagr.)— I'ort

Dodge. la.. Feb. 8-10.
"Desperate Chance," Ratten (Bett Howard,

ingr.)— BmAlyil. M. T„ lf«b,- K-W, Hostmi.

llass.. 16-20.

"David Harmn" (Julius Cahu. aigr.) — Albert Lea,

Minn.. Feb. 11.
"DarJn»t Hour." Lincoln J. Carter's — Springfield,

Jlaas.. Feb. 8-10. Uolyoke 16-17.
"Dora Thome" (K. I.. Crrecy Amnsemont - Co.,
■'■gra,)— Chattanooga, Ttan., Feb. 13.
"baalb Watch" (Will I'ressv. mgr.)— Hollund,

Jth*., Feb. 10, Mcskegon 11.
"IMtened at tbe Altar" (Perry (1. WUllatas,

ragT.> — Yoniigatoftu. u.. Feb. II.
"Isiwti by the Sea" (I'hll Hunt, regr.)— San

Fruaclnco. Oal., FcN T-KI.
"Driven (mm Home," Pitrlre (W. D. Pttsgrr-

ulil. mgr.l — Boston. Mats... Veb. 8-13, Brmk-

lyn. N. Y„ 15-20,
"IWire Devil Dorothy" (Berger A O'Noll, mgrs.)

— ltolyoke. Mass.. Feb. 1118; Fall River 18-

20.
"r>>wn and L'p" (George Hickman, m«r.)—

Marlon, Iml., Feb. ID. Winchester' 11, Katun,

0.. \t. New Castle. Ind.. 13, Cambridge City

IB. Brookvllle 10. Connersrllle 17, Knlgnlntowu

IB, Shelbyrllle 10, FntnkUa 20, West Baden

Springs 21.
"IVnver Express" (Holilen Brothers, mart.)—

Baltlmnra. Md., Feb. 8-lil.

K

Kllloit, Maxlne (U. B. niUlngbam, tugr. )— Pitts-
burg. Pa., Feb. 8-13. ttm-tnuatl, it., IB-;".

Edesno, llobprt (Henry B. Harris, mgr.)— N. Y,
City Feb. 8. Indednltc. •

Eclipse Stock (Lloyd ft neuter, mgrs.)— Haale-
Imrat. Mlia., Feb. 10, .11, Cryatal Springs IS,
Canton 15. 10, Durast 17. 18. Boycc La., 10,
MansSeld 21.

Empire St»ek (F. D. Lane, mgr.) — Framlngtiam.
M»«.. Fob. 11. Wultham 32. Chelsea 13. Bo>-
tou 18-20.

Ktoerald Stock.— MaVM. S. Y., Feb. 8-10. Clyde
11-18, Savannah 1B-17.

Klleford Block— San Diego, Cat.. Feb. 8-20.

"Karl of Pawtucket" (Klrke La Hhelle, mgr.)—
Andersnu. Ind., Feb. 13, Marlon 17,

"Kleveath Hour," Lincoln J. Carter's— Phlladcl-
.plija. Pa.. Fob. 10-20.

"K.ilfht Bells." Byrno Bros.'— Topeku, Kan., Feb.

"Rast Lynne," Earl Ford's — Oreanup, 111., Feb.
8. Windsor P, Is>v«lngtOn 10, Cerro tlordo 11.
IllloiKills 13, Dawson 18, Olaifurd 17, fb'Dry
10. Mineral 20.

Flako, Mrs. (iiarrlson Grey l'lske. mgr.)— Sprlns-

llclO, 111.. Feb. 8, Decatur 0, Danville 10, Tcrro

Haute, Ind., II, lllooralugton, HI., 12. Peoria

.18. -
Faversham, Wm. tObnrlea Frohman, mgr.)— Usr-

rlsburg. Pa.. Feb. 11, N. Y. Olty 16-20.
Frawley. , Daniel . (Leigh D. Brncknrt, mgr.)—

ChrUtchurch, N. X., Feb. 8-12, Duuedln 18-27.
Fcnberg .Sleek ' (Ueorgo M. Faaberg, mgr.) —

Nashua, N. II., Feb. 8-13, Haverhill, Mans., 13-

20C
Fleming, Mamie- (W. H. Grit coy, mgr.) — Wllllams-

portvl'a., Feb. 8-18, »-.
Frareds. .Marlon JOeorgo K. itoblnion. nurr,)—

Dover, N. II., Feb. 8-13, Portsmouth 15-20.
FertlK 'Cwmedluns (Harry Bubb, mgr.)— Duluth,

Minn.. Feb. 8. Indeflnltr.
I'lsko. & Stock (K. D. Flsko A T. V. Stock, mgrs,)

—South Xorwalk, Coau., Feb. 8-13, Burlngield.

Moaa,. 13-ao.
FerROteu Stock (J. X. Montgomery, mgr.) — Jack-
sonville, Fla.. l'el>. 8-13.
Preneh, Irving iUon Maeiulllan, mgr.)— South Me-

Ales ter. Ind. Tar.. Fob. S-IO, Muscogee U-IK.
"FOXJt Qrandpa," Joseph Hart and Carrie Do

Mlr-Wm. A Brady's (O. II. Butler, mgr.)—

Minneapolis, Mlnu., Feb. T-18, Milwaukee,

.Wis., 14-20. . . .
"last Mali," Llucolu 3. Carter's— Easton, Pa.,

Feb. 12.
"F* Her children's Sake," Western, Sullivan,

lldrrls A- Woods' (Ed. 11. Lester, mgr. )— Akron,

o„ Feb. 8-10. MaSKlllun 11, New Phlladelplilu

12. Coshocton l;'.. Mount Vernon IB, t.osnn Hi,

Wollston 17, Athens II), Nclsonvlllo 2U.
"Fatal Wedding." Central. Sullivan, Harris A

Woods' — Omaha, Neb.,. Feb. 8-10, St. Joseph,

Mo.. 11-18, Kansas Olty. 14-20.
"Fatal Wedding," Western, Sullivan, Harris &

Wobds'— Spokane. Wash.. Feb. 11-lil.
"From Bags to Riches" (M. 11. Meyers, mgr.) —

Chicago. 111., Feb. 7-13. St. Paul, Minn., 14-20.

JE .

"Fbr 'Mother's Sake" (Uusco ft Holland, mgrs.)

— -Duuver, (ill.. Feb. 14-20.
"For ; Hls Brother's Crime" (George X. Balllnger.

mgr.>— Baltimarc. Md., Feb. S-13.
"liacuiry Olrl" (Charles H. Wucri!, mgr.)— St.

Paul, Mlun.. Fes. 7-13, Minneapolis H-20.
"FrfencI of the Family" (Will H. Gorman, mgr.)

—Norfolk, Va., Feb. 10.
"Fupny Sir. Dooley" (Frank D. Bryan, mgr.) —

Newark, N. J.. Feb. 8-18.

. ■ a .

Goodwin, X. 0. (Klaw ft Erluuger, mgrs.)— -Uirm-
InBhuni, . Ala., . Feb. 12.

Gillette, William (Charles Frohman, mgr.)—
J*. Y,. Olty Feb. 8, ludeiliilte.

Graoo George (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.) — Washing-
ton. D. (I., Feb. S-13.

(Ithiiore, Paul (Jules Murry, mgr.) — Tueinna,
Wush., Feb. 10, Victoria, B. C, 11, Nauuluu.
12. Voueuuvcr 18, New Westminster 15, New
Whatcom, Wash., 10, Everett 17, Scuttle 18-20,

Griffith, John (John M. Hlckey, mgr.)— Noblea-
vllle. Ind., Feb. 10, Union City 11, Alexandria
12. Gn*micld 13, Columbus 15, Heymonr 10,
Madison 17, Bloomlngloti 18, Torre Haute lit,
Panu. III., 20.

Grantley, Helen (James II. Delchcr, mgr.)--A1-
hury.Ga., Feb. 10, Thonmsvlllu 11, Bnlnbrldiiu
IS, Waycross 13, St. Auguslln. Flu., 15, Jack-
sonville IS, Tampa 17. 18.

Galland,' Bertha (J. F. Zlmnwrman Jr.. mgr.) —
Kansas City, Mo., Feb.. 8-10, St. Joseph IT, Mil-
waukee, Wis., 14-17.

Oljlnore, Barpey (Hairy Montgigucry, mgr,) —
fit. Louis, Mo.. Feh. 7-13, Alton, 111., fB, Jack-
sonville 10, Galesburg 17, Kawanee 18, illoom-
Ingtou 10, Elgin 20.

Oraptwln.- Charles — Montreal, Can., Feb. 8-18.

J?MUdelphIc. Pa., 15-20.
rslde, Condlt & Muck big Stock (J. t>. Gnrnldo,
■ngr.)— Fltchhunt, Muss., Feb. M-18. Gardner

Our Btoek (Len G. Shelby, mgr.)— Jefferson Oily,

Mo., Feb. 8-18. Sedulla 15-20.
Grace Wayward Stock (Charles A. White, mgr.)

— Orand KapidH. Mleh., Feb. 8-20.
Godding Comedy (O. M. Cottoi. mar.)— Waasuu,

-WhTiT. Feb. 8-18, Sheboygan 13-20.
Ongnoh Pollock (Bert O. Gugnon, mgr.)— Key
_W«l, Fla., Feb. 8-March 81.
Cotiillin"* Ford — (lenvornenr. N. Y„ Feb. 8-l».
tilnftHL Mint (Mlnnclll Brothers, mgrs.)-- Cui-

cago. O.. Feb. 8-18.
"Girl from KoyB" (Chnrlce Frotiuiun, mgr.) —
.'N. Y. Clly Fib. 8. luileUnltc.
"Girls Will He Oirls" (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)—

Ilolyoke, Mass., l'eh. 11.
"Olrl WHb Gfoon Kyes" (Charles Frohmau. mgr.)

— Pworls. ■ III., Fob. 10, KvsiiSTllIe. It,d., II,
„ Louisville, Ky., J2, i» PH'slstrg, Pa„ 1520.
"Oaaaiu- Keeper," Smith O'Hrb u (Kowland A i.'lir-

-ferd, "mgrs.l— -Aahlaiid, .Pa., Feb. 10. Ixs-k

H.ifeh II, Heuovu 12, Dn Bols 18, Alloona 10.
"GsuiC Keeper," 'ITiomss J. Smith (Uowland A

Cllifunl. .iigrs.) — Cheyenne. Wyo., Feb. S, Kew-

Uiik 9, Park City, L'„ 10. Halt Lake City 11-18.

Orten.15. Iteuo. Nov.. 17, Nevada city, C*l„

•18/Orass Valley 19. Woodland 20.
"Qrest White Diamond" (Walter Fussier, mgr.)

— Tolodo, 'O., Fob. T-10. Orund Kaplds. Mich..

ll-l-'l
"«ay! Mr.' Goldstein," Harry Htuub— Soar Lake,

T«v.; Feb. Pi, It, Galveston 18, 14.
''Qovt-mor's 'Son" JKred Nfble, 1 ingr.)~Di.tioken.

}»: J.'. Fob. 14-17.
"tlopd Old .Summer Time," George Htuns (Shea

'AtatMement Co., mgrs.)— N. Y. Olty Feb. 8-20.

. :".-l "'. n

Hacfcctt, Jbmksj K.—K. T. City Feb. 8-111, Tren-
ton. N. J:, in. Wlfllumaport, Pa.. 10.

Hanied, Vlrglida (Charles Fiohuuin, mgr.) — N.
Y. City Feb. 8-111.

Uewtrvy. Ubarles (Charles Frohman, mgr.) — bos.
(on, Mass.. Feb. S-13, Fall Mlver 20.

Ullllard, Robert (Frank L. Perley ft Co.. mgrs.)
— iKVYv Ml/ Feti.H, Holtlmdre, Md„ 1B-20.

Holland, Mlldreil (Edward U. White, msr.)— Hart-
ford, Conn.', Feb. 11. 12. Uolyoke, Mtise., 17.

Hall, nisnrlic (ICdwurd C. White, mgr.)— Mir-
miugham, Ala., l-'eb. IS.

Heudrkks, Bou '(Slduey K. Kills, mgr.)— Mar-
iioetle. Mich.. Fell, 10, Isbpcmtnf If, Hanox.-k
12, Calumet 1:1. Doluth. Minn., 15, West Hu-
prrlor, Wis., 10, Brulnerd, Mlun., 17, Orand
Fork. No. Oak., 18. Winnipeg, Man., 10. 20.

Manforrf, Chariot B. (F. Lawrenco Walker, mgr.)
—AIMa. la., Feb. 10, Cteston 11, Plattsatonth,
Neb., 12. Fretnout 13, Colambat, Neb., IS, '
Grand Island 10, Kearney 17, North Pintle 18,
Cheyenne, Wyo.. 10. Colorado Springs, Col., 20,

Uowdrd Hall (Henry Plerson, mgr.) — lllchmvnd,
Vd„ Feb. 8-1.1, Washington, D. I}.. 1620.

Ban, Gwrsv F. (Fielding Amustmrut Co,, mgm.t
.— Cmry.N. Y.. Feb. 10. St Calliertneii. Can.,
il, Brunifora 1*. l/>ndon 18. Patreloa IB, <Jua&-

ham 1(1. Pt. Theraaa 17, Stratford 18. Weed-

kteck 10, Hamilton 20.
nigclns, David, and Getirgia Waldroo (Ktalr A

Nlenlal. msrs.)- -Norfolk. Va.. Feb. B-18.
Harper. Georsln (J. O. liarpcr ft Joseph Detrlck.

mgrs.)— Hankliisen. N. It., Fob. 11-18, Lisbon

15-17. Castleton 18-20.
Herrmann, l*on (Kdwnrd Thiirnaer, uutr,)—

Brooklyn, N. Y.. Feb. 8-18, Providence, K. (..

15-20.
Hnll; Don C.--paaadcun, Cat., Fob, ;vlO, Pomona

11-13, Loa Angeles 15-20.
Hlmnieleln'a Ideals (John A. lllmmelsln, mgr.)

Shnmokln, Pa., Feb. HI 3, Blngliamtoo, N. Y.,

13-20.
Utramelelu's Imperial Stock (II. F. ITlmmalrln.

mgr.)— Freepnrt, 111., Feb. 8-13. Clinton, la.,

1510.
Hunt Stock IM. A. Hunt, mgr.)— YpslltaU.

Mlrh., Feb. 8 -18. Grand Itapbla 14-20.
Hownnl-Dorsct (Oeorgo B. Howard, mgr.)—

Kvtiisvillc, Ind., Feb. 8-13, Frankfort, Ky.,

1B-20.
Hamnirt Couicdy (Charles K. Harris, mcr.)—

Portland. Me., Feb. S-13, Lcwlatoa 13-20.
Hoyl's Conu-dy til. Q. Allen, mgr.)— Blloxt,

Mist.. Feb. K-13. Laurel 16-20.
Hownrd stock (A. G. Howard, mgr.)— Lewlttoa,

Mo., l'eh. S-13. Portland 18-20.
Uoi'illrr Sliow (Jack lloeffler, mgr.)— OentralU,

III.. Feb. 8-18, Alton 16-21.
Howard Stock (Harry Howard, tour.) — 8lou»

Falls, So. Dak.. Fob. 12-1(1, Madison 17-20.
Hidden Brothers Stock (Wm. Triplet!, mgr.)—

New Orleans, La., Fob. 3. Indednltc.
Hammond Stivk — Morrison, 111.. Feb. 8-13,

Minituketn. In.. 14-20.
Unrrls-lMrklnHon (Robert B. Harris, our.) — Boao-

okc, Va.. Feb. N-13.
"Heart of Maryland" (David Hclatci. mgr.)—

Oleieland, O.. Feb. S-13, Canton IB, MunsBclu

10. Snndnsky 17, Flndlay 18, Andarsoo, Ind.,

.10, Knkoino 20.
"Her only Sin," Lincoln J. Carter'*— Clncln-

nail. O., •■Pen. 7-18.
"Hidden Crime" (J. M. Ward, mgr.)— Patarson.

N. J., Feb. 10. Bridgeport. Coun., 12-18, Pat

MWa, N. J., 1H-20.

"Hiuinn SIa\e

h'

(J. M. Ward, mgr.) — Seruntou,
l'u,. Feb. 8-10, Wllkctharru 11-13, Byraeuw,
N. Y.. IB-IT, IliKhester 18-20.

"Her First False Step" (K. A. Schiller, mgr.)—
Vrenlim, N. J., Feb. 8-10, Elisabeth 11-13,
Philadelphia. Pa.. 15-20.

"ilenrts of Oak" (William B. Gross, mgr.)—
Denver, Colo., Feb. 7-18, St. Joseph. Mo., 18-
20.

"Head Walters" (A. C. Ablwtt, boa, mgr.) — Cor-
slenini, Tex.. Feb, 10, Tier 11, Greenvlll* 12.
I'm is III, Denlaon IB. Sherman 10. Gaines-
ville IT, Oullna 18. Fort Worth 19, Marshall 20.

"lloualor Girl" (Gas Cohan, mgr.)— Madison-
vllle, Ky., Feb. 10. Rnrlluvton 11. Hopklaivllw

12, Claiksvltle, Teun., 18, liowluag Green, Ky.,
15, fillubethUiicn . 1(1, Lebanon 17. Danville
19, ltleliiuoml 10. Paris 20. . ,

"Ilenrts Adrift" (Spnneer A Aborn, uigrs.) — Jer- •

scy City, N. J., Feb. 8-13, Newark 15-20.
"Holty Tolty" (Ollle Mack & Joseph M. Oaltca.

wgrs.i — Hanlsiis-o, Mich., Feb. 10. Grand Bap-
Ids 11-18, Buttle Creek. 10, Jackson 10, Cold-
water 17, Ami Arbor 18, Teeuuujch 10, Adrian

20.
"Her Marriage Vow" (Vance * Sulllvau, ragrt.) —

Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 8-18, Boston, Mat*., 15-

20.
"Human Hearts." liastern (Jistso M. Blaneharo.

ii-vr.1 — Pblludoluhla. Pa.. Feb. 8-13, N. Y, City

15-20.
"Ilinuaii HeHHs." Western (Cluud Saunders. ■

mar.)— New Wi-stmlnstnr. 11. C. Feb. 10, New

Whiiirotii. Wash., II, Hverutt 12, Salem, Ore..

14. Albany 15. - ■

"Human Hearts," Southern — Louisville, Ky., Feb.

7-13.
"Homespun Heart" (Loon . Williams, mgr.)—'

Wheeling, W. Va- Feb. 11-13. .
"Hottest Co->n In Hlxlu" (Eum>no HpolTord, mgr.)

—Crete, Nobr.. Feb, M BeKard 11, York 12.

Aurora 13, Kearney IB. Hasttngt 18, Oraiut

Island 17. Columbus 18, Schuyler 10, Fremont

20.
"Hnpiiy Huullgan," Easleru, Gut Hill's (Charles

K, Baitun, mgr.) — Louisville, Ky„ Feb. 7-13.
"Happy Hooligan. " Western, Oim Hill's (AI.

Iiolson, mgr.) — Duluth. Minn., Feb. 11.
"Huns. Hanson'' (James T. McAlplu, mgr.)— •

Farmer City. III., Fob. 10. Gibson Clly II.

I'axtou 12, HoolH-ston 18, Westvlllo 14. Chris.

innu 15, Clinton, Iml., 10. TarlS, 111., 17.

Elfiughaia 18.
"Hiindsomii titbniun"— Wheeling, W. Va., Feb.

8-10.
"Herri of Texas," Allen Vlllolr and I*eatl tewla

— llooaUni, N. J., Feb. 10, New Brunswick 12.
I
Irving, Sir Henry (Charles Frohman, mgr.) —

Lhleuso, 111., Fob. 8-20.
Isubcl Irving (.Tomes K. Hoekott, mgr.)— Frank-
fort. Ind., Feb. in.
"If Women Were Men" (M. W. Taylor, mgr,)— ■

N. Y. City Feb. 8-18, Brooklyn. N. Y.ri6-20.
"lu Olil Kentucky." Jacob Lltt't— Detroit, Mich..

Feb. 8-18. Cleveland. O., 15-20.
"In Lonltlaua" (G. D. Johnstone, mgr.) — Ns. ■

sileonvllln, La., Feb. 10, DonaldsoBvllls 11.

PlmiuviqliM! 12, Batou Itougs HI.
"In the Pnlnco of tbs King." Davis A Daley's—

Full lllver. Mass., Feb. 15-17.
J
James, Isiuls, aud Frederick Wurdo (Wagenhai*

A Keai|<er, mars.)— San FrancbJeu, Cal., Feb.

N-20.
JefTeison. Tliiimns— I/H-knort. X. Y., Feb. 10,

Cohues 11. Pueksklll 12. Newt.urgh ill.
"James Hoys In Missouri (Frank Gasralo, mgr.)

- --Syracuse, N. Y... Feb. fi-10. Itochestrr 11-

HI, mica 16, Id. North Adams. Mass., 17.

Troy. N. Y., 18-20,
"Just Straek Town" (Lawn-nee Williams, mgr.) .

— Burlington, la., Feb. 12.
' K ,
Knott, Heuella (Frank L, Perley, lugrj— Meui- ,

pbls, Tenn., Fell. 13, pitdiienli, Ky., 17, Evans.

vllle, Ind.. 18,
Kendal), r.jrn (Llebler A Co., mgrs.)— Buffalo, N,

Y.. Feb. 8-10, Itneboiter 11. 12, Sprlngdeld,

Mass., 10.
Kelcey, Ilerls-rt, and ElBe Shaunon (Daniel V.

Arthur, mgr.)— Montreal, (Jan., Feb. 8-lg.
Kellsr (Dudley McAdow. mgr.)— N. Y. Clly Feb.

8-18, Boston, Mats., 18-20. '
Kennedy. Jamos (O. K. Wee, mgr.)— Fort Wayne, .

Ind,, Feb. 8-1:1, Nile*, 0., 16-20.
Keyblotie Dramatic (Lawrence B. McGIII, mgr.)

—SAlem, Mao., Feb 8-18, Bath, Ma., 15-20.
Khilk-llrban (Harden Klsrk, mgr.) — Ilutland,

VI., Feb. 8-13, Iliirllngloii 15-20.
fcsrndl, Dot (J. 0. Welsh, mar.)— Fall Illvor,

Maas.. Feb. 8-13, I swell 18-20.
Klagsley-Iluatell— Stunlairry, Mo., Feb. 8-13.
Keller Stock (A. tl. Keller, mgr,)— Bsrllesvllle,

Ird. Tor., Feb. 8-Hl. Iiidepeiulenoc, Kan., 11-

13. Freiloolu 15-17, VnUm Center 18-20.

King Itramulle (F. F. 'Olifkner, ugr. ) — Zaues-

villi,, O., Feb. 8-13, Newark 16-20.
King. Perkins (BOwnrd Tarter, mgr.) — Glenwood,

Is., Feb. ID. Hbcuauiloali 11, Clarlmla 12,

Mnrvvllle. Ma., HI.
"Mug of Detectives." Hulllvuii. Harris A Woods'

—Dim Mnluis. In.. . l-'eb. 8-10, Keokuk 13,

t'eurln.' 111., 14. Ilidlanapollt, Ind., 16-17.
"Kktninjaminer Kids" (Bloudell A Funneisy.

ingri. )■ -Macon, Mo.. Fob. 10, Mnb-rly ,11.

Hnunliiai 1'J, Louioiaiin 18, Frankfort, lira., 17.
I,
l.ul.gliT, Mrs. Lily (Khar!** Frohman, ugr.)—

SI. Joseiih. Mo., F«b. 18J
Laeku>c, Wilton (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)— M, Y.

City Fob. 10, Indefinite,
Lillian Lyons (Dean A Ogle, lugrn,)— Wettnetd.

N. Y.. Feb. 8-18, Andover, 0., 15-20,
l.'oig, Frank K.. Stock (J. A. Lacy, mgr.)— ■

Sierlltig, 111., Fob. 8-18. Dixon 15-20.
Lyceum Stock (B. G. Groejeau, mgr.) — Tliomit.

Ofcln., Feb. 10-12, Okeenu 11-10, I'.nld 17-10.
I.o-ratne. lllm (It. IS. Weaver, mgr,) — (ileus Falla,

X. Y., Feb. 8-13. Saratoga 16-20.
Isjekn, The (Will II. Locke, mgr.)— Frankfort.

Knn.. Feb. 81K.
"Little Mary" (OharUs Frohman, mgr.) — Provi-
dence. K. I., Feb.' 8-10, Now Bedford, Mass,, i

II. Nc-wporl, ll. 1„ 12,. Hartford Ll.
"Lovers' Lnue" — Ilobukeii, N. J„ Feb. T-10.
"Llgblbouav ey the Sea" (Vance A Sullivan,

mgis.)— lllrtutugham, Ala.,. Feb, 8-1J. Atlanta.

Ou.. 15-20.
"Little Hotnes'>-4fl" (Wiu. . Mucaiilcy, mgr.) —

Yavw City, Ulas.. Feb. 10, Vlcksburg 11.

Gns-nvllbi 12, Grvenwood 13.
"Little Outcast," Hasten), (toorgv K. Oil)'* (Burt

Mel'ball, Mgr.) -.New ark, N. J., Feb. 8-13,

ISIlitabeth KMT, Tn-nbm 18-20.
"Little Onlcast," Western, B. I. Caf[«nter'a—

l-os Angeles, Cal.. Feu, 7-13.
"Little Chur.ii Around the Corner" (Vance ft

Sullivan. tm<r«.>— Indianapolis. Ind., Feb. 810,'

Cvltualus; 0., 11-13.

n

Uantacld, Klekara (Lyman B, Olovar. mar.)—

Horoklyn. N. Y.. Fob. 8-13, Norfolk, Vs., 18;

Murphy, Jaecpk— Grand Qaplils. Midi.. Veb. MO,

r

im

THE NEW YORK OLIPPIEB.

^fiBBUABY 13.

South, Bend, luil.. II, Otttwa, III., IS, Aurora

13.
Mary simmering (Frank McKce, mar.) — N. Y.

■City Feb. 8-13. Marlon, Ind.. IB.
Mack, Andrew « Rlclt * Harris, mgrs.) — Wor-

ccsler, Mum., M. 10, Providence, It. I.. IMS.
Miller, Henry— Toronto, Can., Feb. '8-10. Kyrn-

case, N. Y.. 11. Utlcn 12, Rochester lit.
Morrison. r*wi« (Jules Minry, mgr.)— Fort Worth,

■Tex., Feb. 10. Austin 12.
Mnrtlnot. Sadie (Jules Murrjr. ragr.) — Blrmlng-

'hnrn. Ala.. Feh. Id, Selinn 11.
Murray. J. K. (Davis * Bnltornehl. mgrs.)— Bos-

ion, Mass., Feb. 8-13. N. V. City 15-20.
Mnnlrtl, Rolicrl— N. K City Fell. 8-1.1, Jersey

Oily, N. J.. 15-20.
Melville, Itlwe (.1. P.. Stirling, mgr.)— Cliatta-

■Dix>f,n, Term.. Feb. 10.
McHcnry. Nellie (Spencer A Aborn, nigra.) — Ellin-

■both, N. J.. Feb. S-lo, Brooklyn, N. ~Y„ l3-2«.
Mown anil Mason Olroiidhurst A Carrie, im;r». >

— Kock Island. III., Feb. 11. Uwkfonl 12, Kl-

•Kln l.'l. Milwaukee, Wis., 14-20.
Murray and Mock (Ollb 1 Mack, mgr.) — Han Fran-

■rlken, Csl., Feb. 7-13, Oaklmkl II. Stockton
1ft, San Jose 1(1, Rnnta Crui 17, Napa 1H, Hautu

■ Rise in. Vallejo 20.
McAiillnV Slock (lore McAulliro, mar.)— Jllnit-

• tnmton. .V. X., Feb. 6-18, PHlsneld, linns., l.'i-
20.
Mykle A nunter <W. II. Hfclder. ragr.)— MM-
dlelnwn, ft Y., Feb. ft-13, Haston, Pa., l."-i!».
MTfcle «.- Harder (Kugeoe J. Hall, Bigr.) — Lan-
ding, Mich., Feb. 8-13.
Mark, Wlllier 'Wm. Stanford, mgr.)— New Al-
bany, Jnd., Feb. 8, Indetlnlte.
Murray A Mnitey (Jolm J. Murray, mgr.) —
Huntington, W. Va., Feb. 8-13, Charlesum 1'.-
. -2fr.

Mai hen, Clara— afaafMaM, Ore., Tel). 10-12.
Murk* Stock (Tora Marks, riitr.)— (lueliih. <Jau.,

■'Feb. 8-13.
MoiK* Bros.. May A. Bell Marks (It. W. Jlnrks,
tiigrO— North Bay, Con., Feb. 813, Mattawn,

|mi stock It* Comte A Fleshor. rugrs.)— tola,

■ltnli., 1'eb. 8-11. Chnniite 1.V17. IoIh 18-20.
Myers, Irene. (Will 11. Myers, ingr.)— DMMM

Ta., Feb. 8-13.
Mfori. Will H., Stock (Sim Allen, ragr.)— Kit-

■tunning,; Fa.. Feb. 8-13, l"unxr.ntswr\cy 16-2(1.
Mack & Armour Comedians (Charles Drew Mack,

■l.igT.I— BomvlllP, Mo.." Feb. 8*10, Fulton 11-13,

Jpfierson Clly 18-17, Fayeite 18-20.
McDonald Stock (O. W. McDonald, ingr.)— Ma-
comb, Miss.. Feb.' 8-13. Magnolia IS, ID, Atalta,

■I J., 17-20.
Ma«ou & need Comedy (Sam T. Reed, ingr.)—

Mnvwood. Mo., 'Feb. 813, Durham 16-20.
Maynirrd Stock (Fred Maltlews, ingr.)— Ellen-

■ville, N. Y.. Feb. 8-13.
Mllvllle Dramatic (M. Melville, ragr.)— Mlnden,

IMS Pfl>. 8-13, Spring Hill 15-18, T Naplea, Tev.,

1». SO.
"Mrs. Wlgga, of the Cabbage Paloh" (Lleblor A

Co., mgro.)— Phtladelpbui, Pa., Feb. 8-13, Nor-
folk, Va., 10, 17.
"Mr. J6lly or Jollet" (Broadhnnt A Currle,

mem.)— Loulcfllle, Ky., Feb. 7-13. Hprlna;-

tm. III.; 14, Decatur 16, Peoria 10;; lafayetle,

lnU:. 17.
"Minister"!! Danghtera" (Oroter Brotlicra, mgre.)

>— Chicago, HI.. Feb. 7-13.
"Jlldnbjht Marriage" (Forrcsler A Mlltenthal,

■mcra^-^Brooklyn, N. X., Feb. 8-13, I'blladel-

pbla. Pa., 10-20.
"Mo-n from Sweden" (Freil W. Falkiner, mgr.)—

Fergus Falla.' Minn., Feb. 12. Valley Clly. No.

Dak.. 10, Derlla Lake 17, Mlnot lw, Cairlna-

ton 20.
"Motitnna Outlaw" (C. F. rjtnrenee, rasr.)—

•Mnacallne, la., Feb. 10, D -ennort 11, Clln-

lotl 13, Cedar Rapid* 10.
"Moonshiner'* Dougliler" (W. V. Mnan, mgr.)—

TrcV, N.Y.. Feb. 8-10, Hotmlck'FalH 11, Utli-a

12, 13, Itocheater 15-17, Kyracuao 1S-20.
"Mlaannrl Olrl,'" Kaalern, Fred Haymond'a (M.

I. Singer, mEr.l-^Wolthnm. M.-i^a.. Feb. Hi,
Fillinlrer 11-13, WiilteLeld. IS. I., 10. Knrk-
land, Mam., 10, NiMrth Attlehom 17, Attle-
liOro 18, Franklin 10, WootiBoeket, II. I., 20.

"MISMiiin'GIrl," Western. Fred Haymoiiil'H (Harry
8. .llopplng, mgr.l — Mel^-anslioro, 111.. Feb. 10,
fnrnil lit New Hai-nmny, Ind.-. 12. Mount Ver-
non 13, Oli.ev. 111.. 17, SiilllTim, Hid., 18. 1. ni-
ton 1!), Brazil '20.

•'Mel'acblen'H Flam," Ona nilPa (Tlminas II.
Henry, mgr. )— Syracuse, N. Y., Feb. 8'H>, lto-
eboakar 1MU, Scbenectady 1C,
N

Nelll, Jnmea (Cliftrle* Aatnn Parker, bod. mgr.)
i^-tXM.Altnelm. Ool., 1'eli. 8-20.

Nclll-MoriiMco (CliarleH AKior Parker, con. mgr.)
Ml TaiU Olt>'. V., Feb. 10-13. Sacrnmenlo,
On).. 14. Oakl.iiid in. Sun Jow 10, Sniita Ilar-
linrn 1», ItlTeralde 10, Sail Bernardino 20.

National Sliwk (11. T. Click, mgr.)— St. AO-
tiistlnc; Ffa., Feb, 8-10, Femandlqa 11-13.

Noliie'd 'i'lientrc Warren NoMe, untr.) — Ohm-
Vllle, ' Mltiti..- Feb. 8-10, Whwtori 11-18, Sl»w
i mi, So. Dak., )•'. 20.

Nifllrnal' Rlock (Cliaa. n.' Bchail, mgf.)— Oly-
pliant, I»a.. Feb. 8-13, Hnwley 15-20

">ir.nr and Nine" (I). J. Aalimnn, ragr.) — Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Feb. 8-13. N. Y. City JO-20.

••New York Hay hy Day" ((loo. W. Wlmiett,
irsr.l— I'bllndelpHla. Pa., Feb. 8-13, Trenton,
N. J., IS, Olypliant, Pa., 17, Oxford, N. Y.,
IS.

"MKht Itefore Clirlslmns" (Burt A NIcolot. mgr«.)
— (iruiid lluplda. Midi., Feb. 7-10.

"Koillilleld Hunk lloliliery" (Percy Herbert, ingr.)
—Wirt Huron. Mich.. Feb. 11, Saniln, Out.,
12, 'Mount Clemens, Mich.. 18, Wyandotte 14,
Monroe 15, lirousnn 10, Hudson 17, Wauaeon,
(>.. IS, Sanduaky 20.

"Next lloor," Bros. Buyer (BbkII McIIenry. mgr.)
— Mount Carmel. Pa., Feb. 11, Mlnemvllle 12,
Mli'-dlclown 13, Lnneaater 18, Carlisle 17, Lcw-
IhIoxvii 18.

"Nn» flnllty"— Akrun. O.. Fob. IMS.

"Ni'todv'H Claim" (Clinrles A. ItoUleu, |agr.)—
Waslilngtuu, D. C. Feb. 13-20.

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Olrott, Cliatmcey (Angitatua Pllon, ragr.)— N. T.
Clly Feb. 8-20. •

IM, William (Mnrtln Sheeley, mgr.)— Chnrlen
City. la.. Feb. 10. Cvdnr'FallH 11. Olar Bay-
Ids 12, Maratialltonn 13, lown City 10.

"Olber Olrl" (Clurlca Froliinaii, mgr.)— N. Y.
City Feb. 8. Indetlidto.

"Our New Mlnlnter" (Miller A Conyera, mgrs. )
--Jerwy City, N. J„ Feb. 8-1S, Philadelphia,
Pa., 10-27.

"Oier Nlngnm Falla. " A (Bowtaml A Clifford.
msra.l — tt'iiHUIngton. D. C.. Feb. 8-13.

"Over Niagara Falls." C (nowlanil A Ctlffonl,
inurs. ) — Vhiburiiio. la., Feb. 1 0, ' Uockford. HI.,

I I, Belolt. Wl*.. 12, lonesvlllo 13.

"fine Nlcht In June" (Henry B. Marks, mgr.l —
Cranio Pass. On'.. Feb. 10, lioildlnv, Cal.,

1 1, Ail'anr. Oie„ 12. Salein 13, l'lirilmul 14-20.
"On the Bridge at Midnlkhl" (l'ronk (ln«nU>,

mgr.)— Montreal. Cau., Feb. S-13, tlttnwu 10-

if. Quebec 18-20.
"Oriban's Prayer" (Filw. He Coiirsey, rngr.1 —

Wiishlnclon, D. C. Feb. 8-13.
"OKI Arkansaw," Fred B.iyinond's (Oeorge «■»■

dee. ingr. )— Trenlon, Mo.. Feb. 10, Mibiu 11,

I.iiclerlo 12. Klrksvllle IS. MempliN 13. K«-

iioka HI, Burlington, ta., 17, Fort Madison IK,

Allita 10, Chnrlfuin 20.
"Only n Shop tllrl" (II. n. Wlnchrll, mgr.)—

Columlms, 0-. Fell, 8-10. ■ • " _

"Our OoWlns'* (J. C. Harton, mcr.1 — CoffcyTllle,

Kan,, Feb. 11, WlnOeW 12, Wichita 13, Netf-

Inh 13.
•'Old Plantation" (Frank L. Rool, mgr.)— Akron,

()„ Feb. 10-17.

rattan, W. B. (.T. M. Rliait. IligT.)— Hot Springs,
Arl;., Feb. 10, Newport 11, Poplar Uluflr, Mo.,

12, 'Calm. 111.. 13, Fulton, Ky., 10. MM
1(1 llopkliiartlle 17, Itnwllng (Ireen 18.

Pavton, Corse, Slock (Uarld .1. niutiniie, ingr.)

— Wllllmantlc, Oitin., Feb. 8-13, Oloueesler,

■klaaji., l.VJO.
Pavloti, Cow, Comedy (J. T. Maeanlry, mgr.l—

Trenton, K. J.. K«b. 813, Wilmington, IK'l., 18.

20.
Pattou Sisters Comedy (Col. Frank Rnblusnn.

mgr.)— Columbnn, ilii., II*. 8 13, Saviiuuab

I'belnn' 'stock. F.astern (R. V. Plielau. mgr.l—

Broeklou, Mass., Feh. 8-13, Nevf|K>rt, K. 1.. 13.

20.
Thelon, R. V., Stock, Western (Ralph A. WH4

mrr.)— Shnron, Pa„ Feb. 8-13,Kr)e.iri-20.
"Petldlcr," SttlllTnn, Harris A Woods' — Full

Hirer, Mn»s„ FcK. 8-10. New llayrn, Cunii..

11-13. Brooklyn. N. Y.. 18-20.
"Paul Uc-Tere" (Davkl A. Wels, mgr.)— Woreo*

ter. Mass., Feb. 8-13.
•Tickings from FueU" (Ollle Mack * Jor.rnh M.

Onlles. mcrs.)^-K»B«as Olty. Mo., Feb. 7-13.

I enrenworth. Kan., 14, Ottawa IB, Olinniito in.

CorroTvllle 17, Paraona 18, Fort Scott 10. I'll la-

Imrg 20. ....

••peck's Hod Boy," A {Vnor J. Ifrench, mgr.)—

I'eahodT, Knn., Feb. 8, tterington 0. fllhllmic

10. To'peka 13. f.nwreoce W. llortoii 10. An

hita, Nrbr., 17, Nebraaka Olty 18, Llntuln IV,
i 80.

"Peea'a lt»l Hoy." B (l<>roy J. French. i«Kr.) —

Delrolt «3(y. Minn.. Feb. 8. Cr-'ksion !i. Ib>l

l.nke Fnlls HI, Thief lilrer Falls II, «Jrsri«,.

Nn. Hat.. 12. firtniil Fnrks 13, llemldjl, Minn.,

18, l-.nl Hi, .id- in. Wodeaa 17, Hralm-rd 18,

Mine i' ii- to. Milaea 20.

"I'tck'H Had Hoy." Sonlhem (Harry Bca?*r,

• mce.l-Welma, Ala.. TeU HI, reancola, Fu>.,

"I'mi'sse Cnfe" (Harris A Rlilr.iaa, ragrs.l — I'n-
diii-sli. K>.. reb. 10. Cairo. III., 11. MM*
U i ii IS. lUrnnndak- 18. F.Taiiarllle. lad.. 14.

"PiMikln H'Mfcrr" iDkyM A. Martin, raar.»—
Omnli.i. Krhr., Feb. HI.

"Pride of Jii;iui«i"- our IlauMa, la., Ptb. 10.

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"Queen or I he Highway" (W. Mc«!owiui, mgr. I—
8)innne. K, Y„ Feb. 8-10, Bocbefter 11-13,
Bultlmnre. Md., 15-20. m _ m „.

"Onlncy Adams Sawyer." Central (C. U. fcmllb,
irrr.)— N. X. <!II> Fi'b. 8-March 5.

••Onlncy Admns Hawyer," Wesleni (W. O. Bnell,
lng, mgr.)— PlltslMirg, Kan., Feb. 10, Oalena

11. Jopllu. Mo.. 12, Anmra 13, Sprlngfleld O,
I'nriha.e 10, Webb City 17, Netada 18, Butler
10, Ji-.Ti rsi-u Clly '20.

"Qnlncy Adnina Sawyer." Eeatern (C B. Brooks,

mgr.) — Keokuk. la.. Feh. HI.
"i.lu'en of Uie White Slarea" (A. H. Wooils.

mgr.)— Ilnrlfnnl, I'm Feb. li-13, Worcester,

Msss., 10. Fall Blrcr 18-20.
It
Bus-ell, Annie (Charles Frobmaa. out.) — S. Y.

Oliy, Fell. 8. ImlHInlte.
Bebnn. Ada. ami Otis Hklnner (I.lebler A Co.,

iiijrs.l-ltalilinorc. Md., Feb. 8-13, Wnshlng-

imi. D. c. 15-20.
I(,«er« Benthers (Klaw A Erlanger, mgra.) —

I'liiU'k'Hdila, Pa., FeU 8-27.
Jtnliwn, Kleinor (l.loller A Co., mgra.) — «. Y.

City Feb. 8, Indefinite. _,

Bli'hnian, Cbarles (^Veber A Fields, mgra.)— Cbl-

mgo, HI., Feb. 8-13.
flolierui, Florence (Fred Belaseo, mgr.)— Spokone,

Wash., Feb. '7-10, Mlssnnla. Moot., 11, firent

Fall«, 12. H'.'leua 13. BnHn 14-17, Pocalello,

Ida.. 18,' Ogilen, II., 10; JO. '
Batan, Andre*' (J. W. Bennett, mgr.) — Han

Bernardino. Cal.. Feb. lfi, Pomona' 11.
Hyan. Daniel B. <W- S. Bate*, mgr.)— ^rtliamp-

ton. Maes.. Feb. 8-13. Boston 18-20.
Holier, Kalherlue (I/>n Brandno. fflgr.) — Xannton,

Ma*».. Feb. 8-18. Lynn 13-20.
Rockwell, 1. C, Dramati'- — Xt. Allians, Vf., Feb.

8-13.
Royal l.lllpntlana, Ous Hill's— St. Lnois. Mo.,

Ken. 8-13. Chicago. III., 14-211. . -
Roe Stock (C. t. W. Bu*. mgr.) — Sohenectndy,

N. Y.. Feb. 8-13. Lowell, Maw.. 18-20.
Rapier Players (Otis Rapier & Frank Becker,

nijtis.)— orrlct. Mo., Feb. 8-13,'Iilberty 15-20.
Rnseell Comedians (F. F-. Moore, mgr.)— Flush-
ing. O.. Feb. 8-10, Wcilesbnrg, W. Va., 11-18,

Woodslleld. O.. 18-17. . •

lfenfrow'a Jolly Pathfinders — Carbondale, P».,

Feb. 8-13, lishklll. N. Y., 18-20.
"Koliort Emmet" (J. Wesley Bosenquest. mgr.)

New_ Haren, Conn., Feb. 8-10, Patersoa, N. J..

"Bnchid Ooldateln." BalllTan, Harris A Wooda'—
CloTciand, O., I'>b. 8-13, Detroit, Mich.. 15-20.

"Run on the Bank" (F. S. RoWnsou, mgr.) —
Charleston. Mo.. Feb.. 11, Cune (Hrardeon 12,
Mi.unt Vernon, 111., 13. BelfeTlUe 14. Nash-
Tllle IB, Morpbyn ™ ,0 - Anna 17, Cairo 18,
Pai'.ncih, Ky., 10, Boonvllle, Ind., 20.

"Bn:naaee of Coon Hollow" (Archibald] Allen.
biit.i— Des Moines, la.; Feb. 11-13. Muscatine
15', Oskaloosa 10. Ottumwa 17, Albla 18. Iowa
Olty IP. Cedar Rapids 20, Bock Island, HI., 21.

"llBKSCd Hero" (Fielding Amusement Co., nigra.)
— St. Louis, Mo.. Feb. 7-13, Cincinnati, O.,
14-20.

"Royal Slave" (Hnrry Cordon, mgr.) — Milton.
Pa.. Feb. 10, Emporium 18. Willlcmsport 10,
Jersey Shore 17. Hollldayshurg 18, Monnt Pleas-
nut 19. OoiraellsTlllc 20. , _

"lloyal Slave" (Harry (lordon, mgr.) — SIoox City,
la., Feh. 10, Norfolk, Nebr.. 11, Onawn, It.,

12. Missouri Vlllev 13. Council Bluffs 14, Wa-
terloo 17, Clatksvllle IS, Oclwelu 10. Boone 20.

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Sotliem. F,. H. (Daniel Froliman, aaaa^Jh-aja*
clntiiili. «.. Feb. 8-13. ' .

SKHldarr. Jjmes II. (Hubert Browcr. mgr .)— Dn-
Inlli, Minn., Feb. 10. ApplClon, Wn , 11, Osh-
K'-sb 12, Kau Claire 13, St. Paul, Minn.. 18-17,
Minneapolis 18-20. . ,

Killi-, Duidel (WlUis E. Boyer, mgr. )— Wlnnipej,
Man.. Feb. 10. ' '

Flurrt. ltnlph— Brooklyn, N. Y.. Feb. 18-20.

Sidney. Oeorgc (Stair a. Nlcolai, mgrs.)— Toledo,
p.. Fell. 7-10. Jackson, -Mick.. 11, Bay City 12,
SiiRlnuw 13, rietodt 14-20. _

Smart Bat. (iua IHIPh— UuIstIHc, hy., Feb. T-13.

Shiintions, Tiie (Harry Shannon, mgr.)— New
Castle, Intl.. Feb. 10. Moiiinclicr 11. Hartford
City 12, Dunkirk 13, Portland 15, Matthews HI.

Sights. Pauline. (J. W. Sights, mgr.)— Clark, So.
Dak.. Feb. '8-10, WatertoWn 11-13.

fintiiliern Slock (Urorgc Hamilton, nigr.)— Owuis-
lioro, Ky., Feb. 8-13. Henderson 15-20.

Sluiullsb Stock (Ceorge B. Hell, mgr.);— M»
vllle ' N. Y., Feb. 10-12, IHiultney. \a.. 13,
Oloversvllle. N. Y., 15 17, Johnstown 18-20.

Howard Show (Arthur J. Chlsnni, mgr.)— Pon-
tlsc, III.. Fell. 12. 13. Ituiitonl 15. 10. I*'roy 17.

Shirley. Jessie— Portland. Ore.. Feb. 7-13.

"Sitrcta of Policliinellc" (Jstnea h. Hackett,
mgr.)— N. Y. Clly ' Feb. 8. Indetlnlte.

"Sky Farm" (Charles Frohnian. nirr.) — (lardner,
Mess., Feh. 10, Keene, N. II., 11, Springfield,
.Mn»s.. 20. . __. _

"Sweet Clover" (A. A. Thayer, mgr.) — Port Hu-
ron, inch.. Feb. 10.

"Soldiers nf Fortune" (Henry K. Harris, Mr.)
— Phlladclphki, Pa., Feb. 8-13, Newark, N. J.,

"Shore Acres" (William B. On*-*, mgr.)— Cincin-
nati O., Feb. 7-13. Centorvllle IB, T^neaster
HI, NclsonvllbJ 17. Jackson 18, Portamuuth IB.

"Sag Harbor" (William II.' Orois. mgr.)— Helena.
Beat., I'eb. 10-12. Missoula 13. Spokone,
Wusb... 14-17, North Yakima 18. F.llcbBbnra; 10,
'I -icuiuil 20.

"SwIlchnwn'H Daughter" (Harry 8. Bleluuila,
mgr.)— Siirlugucld, .Mass., Feb. 11-13, Newark,
N. J., 15-20.

"Slaves of the Mine" (C. S. Callshau, mgr.)—
Scuttle. Wash., Feb. 14-20.

"Supcrba." llanlou'ii— Mllwnnkee, Wis., Fell, i-

13. Ilallle Cieck. Mich., 17. ; '
"Sign of tbo Four"— Kochef ter, N. Y.. FcKS-lO.
"Sign of Ihi Cross" (Bergvr A Cruerin, rogrs.)^

Pittsburg. Pa.. Feb. 8.13.
"Stnln of tiulll" (fharles W. Daniels, ragr.)—

Huffalo. N. Y.. Feb. -8-13, Cleveland, O., 15-20.
"Siindv lloitom" (Hamilton & Hopkins, mgrs.) —

Madera. Cal.. Feb. 10. Fresno II. Tulare 12.

Bakersfleld 13, Pomoua 18, Sao Bernardino HI,

lilversble 17. __— .

"Side Tracked." Jule Walters' (Tom ^ortll. ragr.)

— Cdlur ltKplds, la., Feb. 11. Dubuque 12.
"Si Plnukard," J. C Lewis (Jack Sawyer, mgr.)

— Franklin. Ind.. Feb. 10. llelfnrd 11. Bkjom-

llcld 12. Torre Ilaule 13, Oreencastle In, Craw-

f.inlsvllle 10, I^-bnnon 17. Oxford 18, Hon|w-

lon. III., 10. Lafayette. Ind.. 20.
"Side Tracked" (A. (J. Scammon, mgr.) — Har-

rlslmnr. Pn., FpK 12, 13.
"ShndowH nf a Oreat Clly" (0. B. Jefforson,

mgr.) — ^Toroulo, Cau., Feb. 8-13, Kllxnlieth, N.

J., 18-20.

T

Feb. 8-1S,

i. Mnrtln, mcr.)— irtiringncuj. mos-i., r™,
nlnam. Conn.. 11, Norwich 12. New Lon-
I. Brooklyn. N. V., 15-20. , ,

Tom's Cablii," >Vestern, Al. W. lisrtin s

mgr.)— Phil-

A Moulton'a
Y.. Feb. 18-

Tbnmpsnn, Denman — Iai Angeles, Cal.

Tlii'ivrton. Adelaide (Frank J. & Claxton WIHtaeh,
liigrs.l — Diilnlli. Minn.. Feb. Hi.

TeiuiK^t. Marie (Charles Fmhinau,
mlelpliia. Pa.. Fell, 8-20.

Ttiruer. Olara-^loiillon, Thompsou
(M. 11. Miller, mgr.)— Klmlra, N.
20.

T:ivlnr Stock (Albert Taylor, mgr. )— Croaiby.
'Tv\„ Feb. 10. Shreveport, La.. 11-13, Wlnns.
bnro. Tev., 18, 10. Sulphur Springs 17, 18,
Mount Pleasant 10. 20. •

ToKii Stuck (T. Hwlgbt Pcnner, mgr.) — Ar-
kansas Clly. Ark., Feb. 8.10. Baslrop, !*., 11-
13. Ilaiulsirg. Ark., 13-21.

'"l-wo Little Waifs," Km. 1. Lincoln J. Carter's—
Huston. Mass., Feb. 8*13, Monlreal, Can., l.V
20. -

•■T.« 1'tnn.I to BeB." TJncoln J. Carter's— Ctn-
elunntl. «>.. Feb. 7-13. _ , ._.

"Vwa l.llili! Sisters" (tllckey A Wannlngton,
nigra. l—ChampaUn, HI., Feb. 10. Paris 11.
Springfield 12. Clinton 13. I.n Sallp 14, 'Jaek-
•mnville 15, Lincoln HI. Pekln 17. Mnttooo 18,
tniarlest'in 10. Terre Haute, Ind., 20.

"To Hie at Dawn" (J. M. Ward, nicr.)— Readlmt,
Pa.. FeU S. Pntereon, N. J.. 0. 10, Bethle-
hem. Pa.. 11. Alleulown 12. Eaaton 13. Oam-
ilen, N. J.. 18-17. Mldillctown, N. Y„ 18,
Pnnghkeeti«lo 10, Cnhops 20.

"Through Fire and Water." .lames H. Walllrk's—
I'l-llaJeliil.la, Pa., Feb. 8-13. Boston, Muss.. 15-
20. - .

"Teias Steer," U. B, Rreery's — Klchgjond. Ya.i
Frh. 10, Ubarloltesvllla.il,- AniiapDlls.Md.. 12,
Atlantic Cilv, N. J.. 13. Brooklyn. N. Y. 18-20.

"Two Merry Tramp*" (HeVenn 4 Vetter, ours.)

-Iluqivdn, III.. Feb. 10. FalrCeM II. Olnej 12.
,V„.|,li,ft..n, lad.. 13. West Baden 14, iledfori
IS >ti, bni-T.l in. (ircenrllle, O.. 17, Hartford
Ciij. H»d.. IK. Montpeller 10. Warren 20.
iV-u Nlglds In a Bar Room." Terry s— Belle-
ville. Ken., Feb. 10, Hanover 12, sshathn 13.
Illuwailia ir,,.8lrtla, Well., 16. Iliaman J.,
(.'reie 18. Talmace lu. SprlngOel'l 2o.

"Tbneigb tin- t>nlro of Die Earth." Edwartl Blnn-
dill's (Wra. A. Stanley, oigr.)— Sleunentlllc,
• ».. Feti. 10. Msn-oeld f". _ t _ ,„

■"Xrlp to Chinatown"— St. Louis, Mo., Feb, .•!„.
II v

•Under Snulhcm Skies." Kattera (Harry Duel
l.rker. mgr. I— Newark, N. J., Feb. S-13. 4«f

' ilnrier 'soniherri Skies." Western (Harry Doel
Parker, mjr. (-Saginaw. Mlth.,Fcli. 10. Bay
Clly 11. Ann Arts* 12, Jackton 13, Orand
Kanlils H-17. TeJido, ft.. 18-20. _ „ „ „

"I'm-le Tom's Cohui," FJiolern. Al. W. Martin s
(FjI. S. Martin, mgr.)— SprbigflelU. Mass., leb.
10. Pnti
(I'll 13.

"Uncle Tom's CnWi., ,..^_„.... — _.

<v: C. fViopcr. m»r.)— Wlndber. Ta., I-i-b. 10.
llr.rgantown, W. Va.. 11. Unlontown, Pa., 12.
Johnstown 12, Alloona 15, Ia-wIhIouti H, Lan-
i aster 17, Norrlstown 18, Allentowa Hi, Heart-

"Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's,, Eastern (C. T.

Brockr^ay. tnsr.)— Marlboro. Mm-s., Feb. 10.

Mnynnirt 11. Lawrence 12, Lowell 13, >nshu.-i,

N. II.. 15. Salem, Mas*.. 10.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's. Norlbwcstern

(Al. Osild. mzr.)— Sallda. Colo. led. I<>.

1^'cdvllle 11, Aspen 12. Olcnwood Springs I...

Oransl Junction IS, Provo City, If.. HI.
"Cuclc Tom's CMhln." Sbjtsnn'B. Western (TAm.

blbble, oigr.)— Brllalre. O., Feh. 10, Saline-

vllle 11, Younsstown 12, Akron 13, I^irsln l.«,

"llmSp'rom's CiWn," Central (Orant I.nce ragr.)
—New I^lngton, O., I>b. 10. (Vimmg 12,
Aiben.i 13. Mlddlcport 13, I'oroerny 10.

■Tnder Two Flags" (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—
Milwaukee. Wis.. »b. 11-13.

"tris-le SI llasklos" (U ' S. Primrose, mgt-l,—
Aabland. Nob., Feb. 11. Wahoo 12, Valparaiso
13, David City 15, Gresinm 18, Aurora IS,
Benedict 1R. Strnmesburc 10, Slielby 20.

"Uncle He*." Frank Adams'— I'ltimnn. Pa.. Feb.
JO. NanOcnke 12. Bloomsburg IS, Bewick In.
Ashland 10, Sbamokio 17. SheoajKloah IS,
PotlBTllle 10. Beading 20.

"Uncle Josh Spmceby" (J. P. Donnhne. rosr.)—
Fnyetfvllle, Ark., Feb. 10. Van Burcn 11,
Fort Smith 13. Menn 13, De Queen 16, Hope
17, Prescott 18, Ounlon 10, Hot Springs 20.

"Uncle Josh Spmceby" (Dave B. Levis mgr.)—
L'tlca, N. X.. Feb. 11.

Yen Dyke A Eaton (F. Mack ragrJ-^cKeea-
I>ort. Pa., Feb. 843, Oraftou, W. va., 15-20.

Vernon Stock (Benl. B. Vernon, mgr.)— Rldgway,
Pa.. Feb. 6-10, St. Marya 11-1S, Austin 15-17,
Mount Jewett 18-20. -

"Virginian" (Kirke La Shclle, mgr.)— N. Y. City
Feb. S. lndeltnlte. •

"Volnnteer Organist" (Harry Mnntell, mgr.)—
Torento. Can., Feh. 8-13.

"Village Parson" (W. E. NaskevUle, mgr.) —
Troy, N. Y-, Feb. 11-13.
W

Walrh, Blanche (Wagenials & Kemper, mgrs.) —
Chicago, III., Feb. 7-20.

Warner. -Charles iRIcli *: Harris, mgrs. )— Pitts-
burg, Pn., Feb. 8-13, Cincinnati, O., 14-20.

WelsT A Fields — San Finr.clscu, Cal., Fen. 8-20.

Wilson. Al. U. (Yale A Ellis, mgra.)— New Or-
leans. La.. Feb. 7-13, Austin, Tex.. 10.

Wills, Nat M. (Broadburst A Cwrle, mgrs.) —
Lima, O., Feb. 10, Toledo 11-13, Plttsborg, Pa.,
IS-20.

Wonl A Voken (fliarlcs D. Wilson, mgr.)— Bal-
timore, Md., Fell. 8-1.1, Washington, D. O., 15-
20.

Wnrren, Rpliecca (Wilson A Bn^. mgrs.) — Boston,
Muss.. Feb. 8-1.!, Provfilence, R. L. 15-20.

Walker Whltesliles— Davenport, la., Feh. 10.

Wnlduuin, I-Mnanl (A. BeedKir. ingr.) — Kant
Slrnudsbarg. Pa.. I'"eb. R» RlrWnshnry O, Slien-
iiildoab Hi, Tyrone 11, Clearfield 12, Lewlslnu
13.

Wlunicer Brothers (Frank Wlnnlger. mgr.) —
Hod Wing. Minn.'. Feb. 8-14. Owutonna 15-21.

" 'Way Down East," Wm. A. Brady's— Boston.
Mass., Feb. 8-20.

" 'Way Down East," Wm. A. Brady's (John S.
Hale, mgr.)— Bock (Springs Wyo.. Feb. 10,
Rawlins 11, Lariioee 12, Cbeyenuc 13.

"Worst Womnn In London" (Herger A Craerln,
Mgrs.)— Providence, B. I., Feb. 8-13, Phila-
delphia, Pa.. 18-20. . ■_. _ '_ .' I

"Way of the Transgressor ' (». C. Cuniilnglinm,
regr.) — HoJyokc, Mass., Feb. 8-10, Montreal,
Can., 15-20.

"Wife in Name Only" (Garland Gaden, mgr.)
—Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 8-13.

"Why Girls Leave Home" (Vance A Snlllvan,
mgrs.)— Coboes, N. Y., Fel.. 10. Albany 11-13,
SpilngOeld, Mass., 15-17, Hartford, Corns., 18,
Ilildgwiort 19. 20. . _

"Why Women Sin" (M. W, Taylor, mgr.)— Dc-
tif.lt. Mleb.. Feb. 7-13. . „

"Why Women Sin" (M. W. Tuylor, ingr.)— Mar-
lull. O.. Feb. 12.

"Wlilte Slave" (Itobcrt Campbell, mgr.) — Phila-
delphia. Pa.. Feb. 8-13.

"Wealth und Poverty" (John J. Brophy, mgr.)—
N. '.. City Feh. 18-20.

"When Women -Love" (Frank W. Nason, mgr.) —
llui) Ii I,.. N. Y.. Feb. 8-13.

"Winchester" (K. C. Mc-Wade. mgr.)— Providence,
H. I.. Feb. 8-13. Sjirlngneld, Mass., 17.

"What' Money Will Do" (J. A. Ingram, lugr.) —
SI. Augustine. Flu.. Feb. 0. Palatini 10. De-
laud 11, Duylon 12, Satiford 13, Orlando 15,
Tlluiivllle 10.

"Wavwnrd Sou" (Springer A Fleuilus, mgrs.) —
Ibi) Id', (i.. Feb. S-)n.

"When Reuben Conies to Towh" — Pittsburg, Pu„
Fell. 13-211.

"Was She to Blame?" No. 1. J. G. Stnttt'— Tem-
ple, Tex.. Feb. 10. 11. Taylor 12, 13.

'Was She to Blame?" (Jed Cnrltoo, mgr.)— Cen-
fctvillc. la., Feb. 10. Kddyvllle 11. Bella 12,
Monroe 13. Prairie City 15. Brooklyn 19, Ma-
rengo 20.

"Weary Willie Walker" (Harry Dull, mar.) —
Marlon. Ind., Fel. 13.

"Weary Willie Walker" (B. E. Gregory, mgr.) —
lligsliisvlllc, Mo., Feb. 10, SedaHc 11, Pleas-
ant Hill 12, Rich Hill 13.
Y

"Yon Yonaon" (E. V. Glroux, ragr.)— Kansas
Clly. Mo., Feb. 7-13, lola, Kan., 14, leaven-
worth IB, St. Joseph, Mo., 16, 17, Union 18,
Oulncv. 111., in, Hannibal, Mo„ 20.

"Young Toble Hovie" (Charles D. Miller, mgr.)—
l.'arrlsborg. Pa„ Feb. 10. Hoboken. N. J., Il-
ls, Syracuse, N. Y., 18-17, Rochester 18-20.
■

"Zlg Zag Alley"— NorfoUr, Va., Feb. 11.
MUSICAJ,.

Rostnnlans (Charles B. Bacon, bus. mgr.l — MIs-
soilln, Mont., Feh. 10. Wallace, Ida., 11, Spo-
kane. Wash., 12, 13, Seattle 14-17, Victoria, B.
C 18, Vancouver in, New Whatcom, Wssh., 20.

Beixsr Prince Opera — lnwn Clly, la., Feb. 12,

Boston Ladies' Orchestra (Oetlrude Mnltlaod Hall,
mar.)— Rlnguniuton, N. Y., Feb. 8-13, Tltts-
lleld, Mass., 18-20.

Black Pnttl's Troubadours (Voelckel A Nnlsa,
mgrs.) — Lngansport, Ind., Feh. 10, Peru 11,
Tlmn, O., 12, Mansfield 13, Colnmbua 18-17,
Dayton 18-20.

"Rahra In Toyland" (Hamlin A Mitchell, mgra.)
— N. Y. Olty FeK 8, Indefinite.

"Billionaire" (Ik D. Stevens A Frank L. Perley,
mgrs.) — Kansas City, Mo„ Feb. 7-13, Des
llolnes. la.. 10.

"riurgninaMor" (Wm. P. Cullem. mgr.) — Wash-
ington. D. C, Feb. 8-13. Boston, Mass.. 15-27.

Cahlll. Marie (Daniel V. Arthur, mgr.) — New-
ark, N. J.. Feb. 8-13, Pittsburg. Pa., 15-20.

Canadian Jubilee Singers (W. T. Cary mgr.) —
Ullloton. X. IL, Feb. 10, Whltefield 11, Grove-
ton 12. Islaml'Pnnd. Vf.. 13, II. Colebrook. N.
II.. 15. Wist Stewnrlstown 10. Berlin 17. Gnr-
bam IS. llelhel, Me.. 10, Bryant's Pond 20, 21.

"Oilnese noreymonn" (S. S. Shubert, Nixon A
Zimmerman, mgrs.) — N. V. City Feb. 8-20.

"Chinese lloneyuionn" (S. S. Shubert, Nixon A
Zimmerman, mgn.l — Oakland, Cal., Feb. 8-10,
Sou Jose 11. 12. Stockton 13. Los Angeles 18-
17. Fresno 18, SnCrnraento HI. 20.

"Country Girl" (J. O. DufT. mgr.)— Portland,
Me. Feb. 12. Montreal,. Can.; 15-20.

"cnaperehs" (Kingsley A Wnlly. mgrs.l— Mans-
fleM, O., Feb. 10. Wbeellng. W. Va., 12, Mari-
etta. O.. 13. niiullngton. W. Va., 15, "Ports-
moutli. O.. 10, Lexlnjgton, Ky., 17. Owcnslmro
IS. Evausviile, Ind.. 10, PadUcnh. Ky.. 20.

Daniels. |-rnuk (P. B. Dillingham, mgr.)—
Brooklyn, X. Y.. Feb.. S-13. Wnsblngton. D. C,
15-20.

De Angells, Jefferson (S. S.- Shsbert, Nixon A
Zimmerman, mgrs.) — JJincastcr. Pa„ Fi*. 10,
Xerk 11, Haxrlabuig 12, WUiainfton, Del., 13.

Davis Musical Kxtrnvuganj. I II. Wade. Davis.

ten S. C. Feb. 10, Macoo, On., 11, Binning-

.TTri m unV R "re 1 ner^ ta ;Mmon A Sargent Aborn
7£5-Emmim. 0„ h-eb. 8-10, Cincinnati

C.raml^Opern (HHtrkh Conrled, mcr.)— S- at

G,^cf. 1 i?nin 8 '0 , pcra 3n ( 1 I ! :-C. Whltbey. mgr.)-SL

"(il.\%.n ! B G^r C .a" 7 '(Fisher A Byley, SVSO-

N. Y. (3ty I'eb. 10, Iwlenalte.
Hooper, 1« Wnlf (E. B. Reynolds ™£;>-- 1 # rcl1 '

visas Feb. 10, Lawrence 11. Fall Biver 17.
llel n Anna F Zieafcld. trgr.)— St. Louis, Mo.,

I'eb. 7 13. MliwnuTee. Wis.. 8-20.

"Isle of Spice"— Peorln, 111., lob. 12.

Jamea- Ladlea Band' (B. L. James, mgr.)-Los

\ncelcs. Cal.. Feb. 8. indefinite. .• _ ._

Kilties iiand (T. P. J. Power. mgrO-Lady

Smith, mat., nod Nnnaimo, II. f,., , *cb. 10.

Vanwsiver 11, New Mestmlnster 12. New What-

com Wash.. >3. Everett 14. Tncoma 15. Olym-

rdi 10, ■ ll«in"-"n !'• I'nrtlond, Ore., 18, Salem

"Kioa-*lK»dn" aienry W. Savage, mgr.)— Baton

llouge. La.. Feb. M. Nalclic*. Miss., n. Vlcka-

«W 10 Jackson 11. Meridian 12. Hattleannrs

3, 'Peiisacola. Fla., 15, Mobile, Ala:, 10, Sel-

ma 17. Montgomery 18, Atlanta, Ga., 1ft. 20.

"Mother fewe" i Klaw A Erlanger, mgrs.) — c.
V. Clly I'eb. 8-27. _ .

"Mis* Bob White" (Nixon A Zimmerman, mgrs.)
"xelsonvllle, O.. Feb. 10. Cambrldgo 1 1. Zanes-
vllle 12, fymhocion 13, Mansfield 10. Wooster
HI, Caninn 17, Akron 18, Ashtabula 20.

"Medal and the Maid" (Fisher A Byley, mgrs.)
— X. Y. City Feb. 8-20. . '

Nashville Students (Joe Becker. mgr.)-Osaije
riiy Kan., Feb. 10. Council Grove 11, Hor-
Ington 12. Sallna 13. MePbersOn 15 Hujhln-
S HI. Lyons 17. Great Bend 18, Turned 1ft.

"Peirgy from Paris" (nenry W. Stvage, mgr. —
narrlsburg, Pa.. Feh. 8, Beading 9. Pottovlllo
10, Scrnntnn 11, Plttston 12, Baltimore, Md„

•flkjatal Pllsen." Enstern^nenryW. Savage,
•ragr!)-Wa 5 blngton. D. C^'Feb. «-13 Trenton.
nTj.. IS, F.lleaU-ih 10, Bridgeport, Conn.. 17,
New naven 18. Hartford 10, Waterbury 20.

••p'rlnce of Pllsen." Western (Henry W. Savace,
mgr.)— Marsliolltowp, la.. Fell. 8. Mason City
orsioux City 10, Monkato, Minn., 12, Winona
13, Chicago, 111., lu-March-O.

P.udeslltc Concert (M. H. Ayer, mgr.)— Okolona,
Mlsi., Feb. 10, Aberdeen 11, Colombus 12,
Birmingham, Ala.. 13.

Scheff. Fritzl (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— Phila-
delphia. Pa., Feb. 8-20.

Sha7. Rose Cecilia, Opera— Winnipeg, Man., Feb.
I"-15. _ .

'Sultan of Sulu" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—
Dayton, O., Teb. 10, Columbus 11, 12, To-
ledo 13, Detroit, Midi., 15-20. ;

"3nver Slipper" (John C. Fisher, mgr.)— Jn-
'dlanapoUs, Ind.. Feb. 10. 11, Dayton, O., 12,
Dnbutiue. la., 13,' Davenport 15, Cedar Rapids
16, Des Homes 17.' St. Joseph, Mo.. 19. ' ,

"Snow .Girt" (B. C. Whitney, mgr.) — Philadel-
phia. Pa., Feb. 8-13. Baltimore, Md„ 15-20.

"Simple Simon" (C. S. Williams, mgr.) — Cort-
lnrd. N. Y., Feb. 10. Canastola 11, Oneida 12,
Auburn 13, Weedsport 15, Lyons 10, Clyde 17.
Polmyrn 18. Geneva 10.

"Three Little Maids" 'Charles Frohman A
Oeorro Edwardes, mgrs.) — Boston, Mass., Feb,
8-20.

"Tenderfoot" (W. W. Tlllotson, mgr.) — Jackson,
Mich.. Feb. 10, Mansfield. O., 12, Youngstown
13. N. Y. City 22. Indefinite.

"Telephone C.irl" (Charles Hlggs A Co., mgrs.)
— Ulchmopd, Ky., Feb. 10, Winchester 11, Pa-
'lucnh 15.

Van Stialdltord, Grace (F. Zlegfeld Jr.. mgr.) —
Milwaukee, Wis.. Feb. S-10. Dnlntli, Minn.. 12.
13, St. Paul 18-20.

Wilson. Francis (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgrs.) —
Cleveland, O., Feb. 8-13. London. Can.. 20.

Whitney Opera (A. E. Boor, mgr.)— Tltusvllle,
l"a„ Feb. 8, Warren n. Mendvllle 10, Jnmes-
mwn, N. Y., 11. Bradford. Pa.. 12. Dunkirk,
X. Y., 13. Kane, Pa.. 15. Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
10, rxiekport 17. Olenn 18, Elmlra 10.

Wells-nunnc-IIarhiu Musical Comedy (Jake Wells,
ingr.) — Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 14-20.

Wlllier Opera (W. 11. Fullwood. mgr.) — Hamilton,
Cau.. Feb. 8-13. London 18-20.

Wills Musical Comedy iWm. Gray, mgr.) — Sagi-
naw, Mich.. Feb. 8-13. Tort Huron 15-17.

"Wlrard of Oi" (Hamlin fc Mitchell, mgrs.) —
Ktnsas City. Mo.. Fell. 7-13.

•'WUard of Ox" (Hamlin A Mitchell, mgrs.) —
Fort Scott Kan.. Fen. 8. Pittsburg 9, Joplln.
Mo., 10, Sprlngfleld 11. Fort Smith, Ark., 12,
Little Rock 13. Pine Bluff 15. Hot Springs 10,
Tcxarkana 17, Dcnlson. Tex.. IS. Dallas 10. 20.

'When Johnny Comes Marching Home" (F. C.
Whitney-, mgr. )— Flralrn. N. Y.,-Feb. 13.

"Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.l— To-
ledo, O.. Feb. 8, 9, Ann 'Arbor. Mich., 10.
Grand Bnrlds 11. 12, South Bend, In)., IS,
Rochester, N. Y., 15, Syracuse 10.

J. 11. (Jurllu, nigra.)— MluuenpoUs, Mlnu.. Feb

7-14, BLfaul 14-20." - - ' lu '

BelUy A Wood's (Pat Bellly. mgr.)— Rochester

n7Y.. Feo.8-18. Albony 16-17, Troy l« To
Runaway Girls (P. 8. Clark, mgr.)— Baltimore

Md., Feb. 8-13, Washington, IX c„ 16-20
Trans-Atlantlcs, Hurtlg A Heamon's (E. J. Cohr

mgr.)— >'. Y. Olty Feb. 8-13, PhUadelphla/l-,

15-20. '

Tiger LUIcs (W. N. Drew, mgr.)— Brooklyn \

V,. Feb. 8-13, Newark, N. J., 15-20. ^ ' '
Trocaileros (Waldron i Bryant, am.) Proti.

aencc. R. 1., Feb. S-13, Boat*, Mass.. SSJ
Tlioronghbreds (Frank B. Carr, mgr.)— Newark

N. J.. Feb. 8-13, N. Y. City 16-30. """"

Utopians (T. W. Dlnklns, mgr.)— Kansas city

Mo., Feb. 7-18. "

Vanltj- Fair (Harry Hill, mgr.)— Detroit, Mich

Feb. 7-13. Cleveland. 0., 16-20. '

World Beators (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.) — N. Y

Olt)- Feb. 8-20.
Zaxell A Vernon's Cninedlana (H. Percy Bill

mgr.) — Anderson, Ind., Feb. 0, 10, Ixi-ansnort

12. Fort Wayno 15, DeSabcc, O., in, Akpi n

18-20.

MINSTKF.I.S.

Barlow A Wilson's (Lawrenco Barlow, mir )—
Hickory, N. 0., Feb. 10. * "

Di^kslnrier'R, Lew (Jnmes H. Decker, mgr.)—
' Bos Ion', Mas.s., Feb. 8-20. '

Mold's, Ai: O. (J. M. J. Kai.e. mgr.)— Greens.
I.urg. Pn.. Feb. If., Wheeling, W. Va.. 13.

Konnnds', Billy (C. J. Smith A W. C. Thomp-
son, mgrs.)— Savannah, Ga., Feh. 10. Brim,
wick 11, WoycrOM 12, St. Augustine, Fla., 1::
Jacksonville 15, Femandlnn HI, Lake City It'
Valdosta, Gn„ 18, Tbomasvllle 10.

Qulnlrin A Wall's (Dan Qulnlnu. mgr.) — Danville.
111. '(Soldiers' Home), Feb. 10, Terre Uinta
Ind., 12, Vlncennes 13, Evansvllle 15, L-jnh-
vDle. Ky.. 18.

Richards A Prlngle's (Rnsco A nolland, mgrs.)—
F'resno, Cal., Feb. 10, Merced 11, Napa 12,
Vallejo 13, San Francisco 1 1-20.

Sun's (Gns Snn, mgr.) — Grass Valley. Cal., Feh.

10. Carson City, Neb., 12, Reno 15.

V'ogel's (John W. Vogel. mgr.)— Jamestown, N.
Y.. Feb. 10, Tltuavnie, Pa., 11, Kane 12,
Johnsohburg 13, Henova 15, Ixick Haven 16,
II Iltpsburg 17, Bellefonte 18, Latrobe Hi,
Grecnaburg 20

Wsi-hburri's, T. Kcoler's (Frank A. Small, mgr.)
— Mldineporr, O., Feb.' 10, Aahlnnd, Ky., 11,
Mount Sterling 12, Richmond 13, Wuxbeit^r
15.

Wan'. A Wade's — Boulder, Colo., Feb. 10. Greelev

11, Loteland 12, Longmont 13, Fort Collins 15,
Clievenhe, Wyo.," 10, 'Latimlo 17, Rawlins 18,
Hock Springs 19, Evanston 20.

West's, W.H^Day^n.O^Feb. 13.

Orrto Brothers — City of Mexico, Mex., Feb. 8,

IsdeSnile,
Orton"?, Miles — Helena, Ga., Feb. 10,

11, Ocllla 12. IctttaeraldrW.
Stlnp's (Edward Bbipp, mgr.)— Ottawa,

Feb. 8-13.

Sparks. Chas. — Starke, Fla., Feb. 13, Bronsca
nS; Cedar'Keys-TO, GoInesvHle 17, MIcanopy

18, Hawthorne 19.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Bostock's Trained Animal Arena (Frank 0. Bos-

tock, mgr.)— Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 8, In-

Cook?°'prof. J. ' W.— Meadvllle. Mo., Feb, 10.

Wheeling 11, 12. .,„„_,, .
Crystslplcx Carnival (M. H. Walsb, mgr.)—

Portsnioulh, N. H., Feb. 8-13.
Flints, Mr.- and Mrs. Herbert L. (H. L. Flint,

mgr.)— Boone. la., Feb. 8-13.
Hewett — lola, Kan., Feb. 12, 13, Yates Center

15, 16, Ncodcshn 17, IS, Fredonin 19, 20.
Knowles, The (Elmer K. Knowles, mgr.)

Brunswick, Ga., Feb. 8-13,

20.
Terkins, F.1I— Barnesvllle, O

10, Coming 17, Bellnlre

Ind.. 19. , „ . „ _,

Pr.i'llne (J. R. Pauline, mgr.) — Monnt Morrl".

N. Y'.. Feb. 8-13. .

Powers. E. J.— Shulbnno. 111., Feb. 8-13, nmckley

15-20.
Qnokcr Entertainers (Dr. Ilornllo, mgr.) — Ohlowa,

Neb., Feb. 8-13, Strang 15-20.
7ahrnvs, James and Ziria— Paris, 111., Feb. 8-10,

.Suliivan, Ind., 11-13, Washington 15-20,

Abbeville

m.,

Columbln, S. O., 15-

, Feb. 15. Bosevllle
IS, South Mllfnnl,

VARIETY.

.\raerlcnna iW. B. Watson, mgr.) — N. X. City

Feb. 8-13, Philadelphia, Pa.. 13-20.
Bryunt's Burlesquers (Harry 0. Bryant, mgr.) —
Albany, ft Y.. Feb. -8-10, Troy 11-1S. Mon-
treal. Can., 18-20.
Brigadiers (Harry Marlcll, mgr.) — Buffalo, N. Y.,

I'eb. 8-13. Toronto, Can., 10-20.
toll Tons (Ed. F. Bush, mgr.) — Hartford, Conn.,
Feb. 8-10, SprlngUeld, Mass., 11-13, N. Y. City
15-20.
Bohemians (Tbos, W. Miner, mgr.)— Louisville,

Ky., Feb. 7-13, Iudlnunpolla, Iud„ 15-20.
l.owery Burlcs^ucrs. Hurtlg A Seatnon's (Joa
Hurtlg. lugr.)— Phlladelihla. Pa., Feb. 8-13,
Scranton 15-17. Reading 18-20.
Blue Blblioii!, iJncU Sl^nor, ingr.) — Providence.

It. I., Feb. 15-20.
I3lucan Show— Brooklyn. N. Y., Feb. 8-13.
Cltv Sports (Phil Sheridan,- mgr.) — Pittsburg,

l'n„ Feb. S-13. Cincinnati. O., 14-20.
Crocker Jacks (Robert Manchester, mgr.) — Cleve-
land. O., Feb. 8-13. Buffalo. N. Y., 10-20.
Cherry Blossoms (Butler, Jacobs A Lowry, mgrs.)
—Jersey City. N. J., Feb. '8-13, Brooklyn, N.
Y.. 18-27.
Deveie'a. Sam — Montreal, Can., Feb. 8-13.
Dnlmy Duchess (L. Lawrence Weber, mgr.)—
Toronto, Can., Feb. 8-13, Rochester, N. Y.,
15-20.
Dainty Tareo Bnrlesmiers — Fall River, Mass,,

Feh. 11-13.
Fay Foster Burlesn.iiers (Joseph Oppenbclmer,
mgr.) — Cincinnati. O., Feb. 7-13, Louisville,
Ky..' 14-20.
Gay Morning Glories (Sam A. Scrlbner, mgr.) —

Boston, Mass., Feh. 8-13, N. Y. City 15-20.
Goy Masqueraders (Eugene Wellington, mgr.) —

N. Y. City Feb. 8-13, Patereon, N. J., 15-20.
High Rollers (A. U. Woodhull. mgr.) — Chicago,

III.,. Feb. 7-13. Milwaukee. Wls.7l4-20.

Homraer A Mason's (Lou Hororaer, mgr.) — Bnf-

falo, N. Y.. Feb. 8-13. Montreal, Can., 15-20.

Innocent Maids (T. W. Dlnklns, mgr.) — Nlles, O.,

Feb. 10, Rochester. Pn., 11, Washington 12,

ConnellBvllle 18. Morgnntnwn, W. Va., 16,

Mononcal Id, riedmont 18, Cumberland, Md.,

10, Unlontnwn, Pa.. 20.

Irwin's, Fred, Big Show— St. Louis, Mo., Feb.

7-13, Kansas City 14-20.
Indian Maidens (Louis nnrrls. mgr.) — Jeannette,
Pn„ Feb, 10. IrWln 11, Washington 12, Mc-
Keeesport 13.
Imperials (nnrry W. Williams Jr., mgr.)— Chi-
cago, HI., Feb. 7-13, Detroit, Mich., 14-20.
Jolly OraBS Widows (Robert Fulton, mgr.) —
Scranton. Pn., 1'eh. 8-10, Rending 11-13, N. Y.
City 15-27.
Knickerbockers (Louts noble, mgr.) — Washing-
Ion. D. «.. Feb. 8-13. Pittsburg, Pa., 16-20.
Kentuckr Belles (Whnllen Brothers, mgrs.) —

Brooklyn. N. V.. Feb. 8-20.
Merry Maidens (Holler. Jacobs A Lowry, mgrs.)
—St. Pnul, Minn., Feb. 7-13, Chicago, III., 14-
20.
Majesties (Fred Irwin, mgr.) — Patcrson, N. J.,

Feb. MS.
Moonlight Maids (Charles Franklin, mgr.) — Man-
chester, N. Ii.. Feb. 8-10. Boston, Mass., 15.-20.
Night on Broadway (narty Mott'is, mgr.)— Jill-
woukee, Wis., Feb. 7-13, Minneapolis, Minn.,
14-20.
Orpheum Show, Martin Beck's — Kansas City, Mo.,

Feb, 7-13, Omaha, Nebr, 15-20.

Parisian Widows (L. Lawrence - Weber, mgr.l—

ft Y. CilyEeb. 8-13, Jersey CltyrN. J„ 15-20.

Reeves'. Al— Boston. Moss.. Feb. '8-18.

Rose Hill English Folly (Bice A-Baytoo. mgrs.)

— pLlladelnnla.'Pn., Feb. S- IS, BaiUjnoreTMd.,

isJm.

Benti-Snntley (Abe 7j>avltt, pigr.) — Indianapolis,

Ind.. Fob. 8-13, St. Lonls 1JJ20.
Bice A Barton'aBtg-OalPtt-^Chleago, 111., Feb.

14-20.

Rose 8r«eU'i London Belles {Vf. S. OampbeU A

ggggje Route Dst,

TUIa lUt la made up or nearly accur-
ate as It Im possible to make a Hat or
vaudeville bookings.

AdJIe's Linns, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 8-

13 : PoIl'H, New Haven, 16-20.
Adnmlnl A Taylor. Kelth'B. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
Adair S Dahn, Columbln, St. Louis, Feb. 18-20.
Addison & Livingston, Commodore, Cincinnati, O.,

Feb, S-13.

Admns A Mack, Empire, Pncblo, Col., Feh. 8-13.
Adams, Jas. R, Keith's Bijou, Phlbu, Feb. 8-Hi.
Ahem A Baxter. Jacobs', Peoria, 111.. Feb. 8-1...
Aberns, The. People's Seattle, Feb. 8-13 ; Edison,

Senttlc, 15-20.
Almunt A Dumont, Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

S-13. „.„ „

All A Pelser. O. H., Sharon, Pa., Feb. 8-13; 0.

IL. Eric. Pa.. 15-20.
All, Hunwr A All. Main Street, Peoria, III., Feb.

8-13. '

Allen. Maud. Forst Keller. Milwaukee. Feb. 8-1.;.
Aldrlch, Ohas. T.. Orpheum, Bkln.. Feb. 8-13.
Allen. Searl A Violet, Pastor's, N. X. 0„ Feb.

8-13.
Ainerlv-an Trumpeters, Casto, Lowell. Mass., 8-13.
Antrim A Peters, Pastor's, ft Y.'O., Feb. 8-13;

Empire. Hoboken, N. J., 16-20.
Anderson A Wullaue, Jacobs', Peorln, 111., Feb.

8-15.
Anderson, Casto, oLwcll, Mass., Feb. 8-13.
Arlington A Hc.ston, Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb. i-

13.
Armstrong A Holly, Orpheum, Dtlca, N. Y., Feb.

Arnoldson, Ada, Keith's Bijou, Phlladelpula, Feb.

8 - 1!i - ' ^ m ,n

Ascott A Eddy, Keith's New, Phila.. Feb. 8-13.
Atherton. Agnes, A. A S.. Boston, Feh. 8-13.
Austin Sisters, Casto, Fall River, Mass., Feb. 8-

Aucrs. The, Proctor'B Bth Ave., N. X. C, Feh.
8*18 ' *

Bal!ey - A Fletcher. H. A S., ft Y. 0.. Feb. 8-18.

Batchelor, Horry, Keith's Bijju, PhUs., Feb.
8-13. .. -j.

Bates A Ernest, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., Feh.
8-13*

Bnrto A Lafferty, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.

Barnes A Curtis. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 8-13, Vic-
toria, B. C, 15-20. ' _

Earr A Evans, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 8-13 ; How-
ard, Boston, 16-20.

Barr.es' Animals, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0.,
Feb. 8-13.

Barry A Halvors, Bradenhurgh's, ' Phlla., Feb.

•Va*.

Bayes, Nora, Victoria, N. Y.-C Feb. 8-13.
Barnes, Stuart, Orpheum, Sun Fran., Feb. 7-13.
Barrett Bros., Weast's, Peoria, III., Feb. 8-1-.
Barlows, The, noward, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Beverley, Frank A Ixmlse, Novelty, Oakland, Cal.,

Feb. 8-10.
Bedlnl A Arthur. Avenue. Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Bell. Senator Frank, Keith's New, Phlla., Feb.

8-13.
Hlnney & Chapman, Music Hall, Gloucester, Mas?.,

Fell. S-ltl.
Blmni. Homra, B-r-r-r, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn.,

Feb. 8-13.
Bingham A Galiel, Forst Keller, Milwankee, leb.

8-13.
Blind Tom, Empire, Cleveland, Feb. 8-13; Sheas,

Buffalo, 15-20. ^ .

Boniface A Walttlngor, Circle, N. Y. 0., Feb. 8-

18.
Bonner, Grace, Howard, Boston. Feb. 8-13.
Booth, Li.ura Ida. Odeon. Baltimore. Feb. 8-M.
HoLscs, Four, Temple. Detroit, Feb. 8-13. _ .
Bryant A Sav|lle, G. O. IL, Indianapolis, Feb.

8-13; Columbia, Cincinnati 14-20.
Brooks Bros.. Avenue, Detroit. Feb. 8-13.
Brown, Harry. Boston. Lowell, Mass., "Feb. 8-13.
Bilckloy. Madeline. Blngbnmtbn. N. Y.. Feb. S;l».
Bush, Frank, Nelson, Sprlngfleld, Mass., Feb.

8-13.
Bnrko". Juggling, Avenue. Pittsburg, Feh. 8-13.
Burnett A Weyerson, Casto,' Fal- River, Mass.,

Fab. 8-13.
Bush A Gordon, Howard. Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Buck'ier, Arthur, Nelson, SprtngDcbl, Mass., Feb,

8-18,
Caldwell. Fred, noward, Boston. Feb. S-13.
CatfACrowlev, p. |t.,-Elthlra, N. V.. Feb. 8-1".
Carter A Olrop, Ora'nby. Nottnlk. Vn.. Feb. S-l.i.
CAldaell. Apna, Ornbeotn, New Orleans. Feb. S-l- 1 '
Carmeh Sisters. Avenue, Pittsburg, Feb. 8-13:

Shea's. Buffalo, -K."Y.. 15^20. -
Carmen Troupe. Keith's, N. Y. C, Fab. 8-13 J

Empire, Hoboken, N. J., 1S-2U.

Fe bruary 13.

THE ILSTEW YORK CLIPPER.

1219

Castd * De Vent, Crystal, 8t Josepb, Mo.,

Feb. 813.
.'-I'leUat & Hill, Howird. Doston. Feb. 8-13:

Proctor'. 23d St. N. X. 0.. 10-^0.
Canon 4 WUlard. H. & S.. N. Y. C, Feb. 15-1!0.
Carter * Bluford, Colonial. Cleveland. Feb. 8-13.
Carier, Mr. & Mm'. Carl, Memphis, Tonn., Feb.

3-13 ; Hash.gen's, SL Lords, 15-10.
G.rltn & Otto,' Orphenm, Omaha, Feb. 7-13; Or-

l-beum, N- O.. 16-20.
ttcrry 4- Bates, Proctor's. Newark, N. J., Feb.

S-13; Howard, Bo«tOD, 16-20.
il-ilatopr-cr. Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.. Feb. 7-13.
lilitnquUla. Priacees, & Oo., Proctor's, Newark.

£ J., Feb. 8-13.
el athani Slaters, Imperial, Leadvllic. Col., Feb.

8-13 ; 8?ii Ton. Si.lVLako City, 15-20.
Cllr.oru, Billy 8., Lyric, St. Joseph, Mo.. Feb.

14-20.
Clark, John P., Pastor's, N. Y. C, Feb. 8-13.
Cl.-jtoo, Jenkins 4- Jasper, Empire, Newport,

rug.. Feb. 8-13; Empire. Nottingham, 13-20.
elite. Henry, Edison, Everett, Wash., Feb. 8-14;

Edison. Whatcom, 10-20.
Clifford oi Harvey, Portland, Portland, Me., Feb.

s-13 . . *• . ■

Clark 4- Temple. Dnqaesne, Pittsburg, Feb. 8-13;

Poll's. Sew Haven, Conn., 15-20.
Clifford. J. W., Novelty, Denver, Col., Feb. 13-20.
Clarke, Wilfred. & Oo., Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 8-

13. .;■.•■

Cooper b Robinson, Orphenm, Utlca, N. Y., Feb.

15-20. ...

Corbliy & Burke, Empire, Hobokcn, N. J., Feb.

( oakley & McBrlde. Colonial, Cleveland, Feb. 8-13.
Colev. C. A-. Crystal, St. Joseph. Mo., Feb. 8-13.
Couthoul. Jessie, Colombia, St. Loots, Feb. 8-13.
Cos Bay. Keith's New, Pblla., Feb. 8-13.
Cock & Sonora, H. & B.. Bkln., Feb. 813.
Cole * Warder. Proctor's 123th St, N. Y. 0.„

Feb.' 8-13.
Cole 4 Johnson. Orpheam, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Coleman, Ah, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb. S-13.
Crane Bros.. Victoria, N. Y. 0., Feb. 8-13.
Cox' Bay, Keith's New. Pblla., Feb. 8-18.
Corrlgan, Enunctt, & Co., Orphcum, Bkln., Feb.

fi-18 "

CrlmmlnB & Gore, Keith's. N. Y. 0.. Feb. 8-13.
Creasy. * Dayne, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

S-13
Crawford * Manning, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 8-13. ...

Cullcn, Jatnes, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Dicer k Chase, Lyric, San Diego, Cal., Feb. 8-13.
"Dancing VlollnlBt," The, H. 4 B„ Bkln., Feb.

8-13; Kelth'B, Providence. B. I., 15-20.
Davis 4 Mecanlcy Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb.

Da're/Vrink E., Will's Point, Tex., Feb. S-13;

Dallas 15-20.
Day Edmund, 4 Co., Keith's Bijou, Phlla., Feb.

8-13."

Daley 4 Sbean, Chutes, San Fran., Feb. 8-1S.
Daly * Kelso, BIJi-u, Doluth,' Minn., Feb. 8-13.
Djdov», Marie 4 Ernest, Gem, Lynn., Mass., Feb.

8-13. > : - . .- • r-
DacweU, Auric. Orpheuio, Utlca, N. Y., Feb.

8-13
Dawnoii. Ely, People's, Seattle, Feb. 8-13.
Dalv, Carlos, Unlgue. Indianapolis. Feb. 8-13.
Delmorc As Wllcon, Kmplre, Bradford. Eng„ Feb.

8-13; limpirt. Leeds, 13-20. _"\

Dcvcau. Hubert. Kelth'u Boston. Feb. 15-20.
Delmorc, Slllisei, Keith's, Providence, B. I., Feb.

8-13: KelUTe. Boston, 15-20.
Leaves.. Mr. 4 Mrs., Empire, Hoboken, N. J., Feb.

Db Voc. Eddie, Proctor'* 23d SL, N. Y. 0., Feb.

Dvmonio & Belle. Pastor's, N. Y. C-. Feb. 8-13.
De Witt. Shorty tc Lillian, Fulton Street, Bkln.,

Feb. 15-20.
I'llleu Bros.. Kelth'B BIJou. Phlla., Feb. 8-13.
Lillks 4 DUks, Casino, Manchester, N. H., 1-eu.

8-13.
Dixon. Burt 4 Leon, Howard, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Dlmr-le, Dottle, Orpoeum, Terre Haute, Feb. S-1J.
Dickson, Chan., 4 Co., Keith's, New, Pblla., Feb.

S-"3 "
Boyle, ' Patsy, Casta. Fall Blver. Mass., Feb. 8-L'l.
Donovan, Jas. B., Duquesne, Pittsburg, l'Cb. 8-13.
Downey 4 Wlllard, Coucr D'Alenc, Spokane,

Waili.. Feb.' 8-18.
Dorian. Bertha. Tlvoll. Bnlalo, N. Y., Feb. 8-13.
Dorle 4 Granger. Pythian Temple, Amsterdam,

N Y.. Feb. 8-13. , _^ _ _ _ _

Downs, T. Nelson, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 8-13.
Dressier. Marie, Orpbeum. Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Dinne, Sam D., Casto. Fall Blvct, Mass., K-b.

8-13; Casto, Lawrence, 16-20.
Dnryea, Mny, Nelson. Springfield, Mass., Feb. 8-

Dumonds (3). Victoria. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
Duncau, A. O., O. O. H.. ImllanupollB, Feb. 813.
Dtpout Mary, 4 Co., Methanlc, Salem, Mass.,

l:arl 4 Wltion, Columbia, Clnelunatl, Feb. 7-13.
Lckert 4 Berg, Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb. 813.
Ecklioff 4 Gordon, Orphcum, New Orleans, K-b.

8-13
Edwards 4 Kernel], Odeon. Baltimore, Feb., S-13.
Edw.rds 4 Co., Jacques. Waterbury, Conn.. Feb.

Kldrld,' Gordon. Keith's, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Kldiidge. Press, Keith's, Boston, Feb. 8-13,

Keith's New. Phlla.. 15-20. .

LliJcra 4 Norlne, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 8-18; Howard, Boston. 15-20.
Electric. Braileuburgh's, Phlla., Feb. 8-lu.
Emmett 4 Kane. Golden Gate, Virginia, Mlnu.,

Feb. 8-13.
English GlrU (8). Casto. Fall Blver. Feb. 8-13.
Ernest. ChaB., Keith's BIJou. Phlla.. Feb. 8-13.
Eimonde, Mr. 4 Mrs., Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 8-13.
Ev.us Trio, Arcade, Toledo. 0.. Feb. T-13.
Everett "Slaters, Standard. Ft. Worth. Tex., Feb.

8-**0 . - ■ -

Ereretts, The. Unique, Indianapolis, Feb. 8-13.
FadetlB Orchestra , Empire. Hoboken, N. J.. Feb,

8-18; Trent, Trenton, 15-20.
Farley, James 4 Bonnie, Empire, Hoboken, N. J.,

Pagan 4 Myroo. Keith's New, Phlla.. Feb. S-l.J
Famirni 4 Nelson. Empire, Cleveland, ieb. 8-l.L
Fsntas (2), Crystal, St. Joseph, Ncv., Feb. H>

20.' •.-■-'-■- „.

l'erg'ison 4 BeeaA'n. Pastor's, N. Y. City, Feb.

8-13
Kerry, Grauman's. Stockton, Cal., Feb. 8-13.
FerguMin 4 Dupree, Cryatal, 8t. Joseph, Mo.,

Feb. 8-13: Lincoln. Neb.. 15-20.
Kleldi 4 Hanson, Lyric. St. Joseph, Mo., Feb.

7-13;'Dnque<ne. Wttob-iw. 15-20.
Fisher. Mr. 4 Mrs. Perkins, Proctor's Albany,

N.Y., Feb.' 8-18; Dnqm-'sne, Pittsburg, 15-20.
Flake 4 McDonongb. H. 4 B.. Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Kidding, MatUe, Gem, Lynn, Boston, Mass., Feb.

8-18 • ■ —

Klttgtraia-McCoy Trio, Kellh's New, Pblla., Feb.

Flaher'4 Carroll, Proctor's 5Ui Ave., N. Y. 0..

Feb' 8-13
Fitzgerald, H. V., Fulton Street, Bkln., Feb. 13-

20.
Fields, W. C Tlvoll, Cape Town, 8. Af., Feb.

8-20. „ .

Fllson & Brrol, OrpheuiD, New Orleans, Feb.

S-13. . ~ •■■ • -

Flahef 4 Wacker. Circle, N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
Flynn, Joe. Temple, Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Flora. Mildred. Avenue. Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Flood Bros:, Keith's, N. Y. C. Feb. 8-18.
Fleory Trio, Victoria. N. Y. 0.. Feb. 8-13.
Flenr. La, Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Fortunes (3, Columlla, Cincinnati, Feb. 7-13.
Forrester, Selmti Alhambra, Suvannah, Ga., reu.

8-13. ' '■ ~

fonl SUters. Victoria, N. Y. C;. Feb. 8-13.
Forbes 1 4 Forbes, Chutes, San Fran., Feb. 15-.0.
l'drd 4 Wilson, Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 8-l» ,

Shea's. Toronto. Can.. 15-20. - •■

Foy. Eddie. Temple, Detroit. Feb. 8-13.
Fraipr 4 Mac, Empire, Leeds, Eng., Feb. 8-13,
t .Paisce, Hull, 15-5o; ,■;■• .. _ _„,,

Franklin. Irene, Proctor's. Albany. N-„»- rcU -
. 8-18: Troctor's, Newark, N. J-. l£-20.
Iranklln 4 De Forest, Arcade, Toledo, O., hcb.

S-13 ■ • -

French Bros.. Victoria, N. T. C. Feb. 813.
Fuller, Ida, Lelpxlg. Oer., Feb. 8-13.
• Jarrltous, Julea if EU«. Howard. Boston, leb.

8-13 -- -- • - -

OoUagher. Barrett * Co., 0. O. H.. Indianapolis,

Feb. 8-137 ' " „ '„. „,„

Cuscli Suiters. Mechanic, Salem, Mass., leb. 8-1J.
''artnefi •? lucent, Keith's, K. Y. C. Feb. S-1J.
Umleltl's Monkeys. Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb. S-13.
fiarvie 4 Tliomp«n, Temple, Dttrolt, Feb. 8-1 (.
Cenaro 4 Theol. Empire, NewcasUe-on-Tyne, b^g.,

Feb. 8-18: Empire, Edlnbureb. Scotj. 15--".
Gerald 4 Errol, FrlU's, Portland. Ore., Feb. 8-.li.
Gay.- The Gteat, Slandard. 'Hnustoo, Tet-, rcb.

Olbwn'oUto. The. Ban Boucl. MUwaukec, Feb.

Olllibnn 4 Mnrray. ColnmbU, St. Louis, £eb^ 8 -' 3 -
Ulri With tbo Auburn" Hair. Keith's, K. Y. 0..

Gllwn 4 Hart, Orpheum, H. Y. C Feb. S-13;
Howard. Boston. 15-20. _ . ,„ _ . o
OUmore 4 IstWir, Jacobs', Peoria, 111.. «». 8-
■ Mi-' 1 ■ Li__i; .

eStSS '°'"> 1 D-. .Culontal, ClercUnd, Feb. 813.
S-?3 Uuslcal "o* 8 - Victoria. N. Y. C. Feb.

G1 S'7 )f V ^S"*" Blchmoud, Victoria. N. Y. O.
*cu. o-13.

iSS * Kttsl * 11 . Bradenburgh's, Phlla., Feb.

Jj l ?, t . l ? C ',iS k *'J'' ,llr - Meriden. Conn.. Feb. 813.
J.onld. Ullly. KelUl'. New. Pblla., Feb. 8-13.
Goff. Bert. Star. Hamilton. Can.. Feb. 8-13.
boolnuus, Musical, DuquesBe, Pittsburg, Feb. 8-

CoMon. Belle, W.tsou's. Bkln.. Feb. S-13.
(juleman's CaU 4 Dogs, Kmplre, Clcvelund, Feb.

o*lo-
Gottlob, Fred 4 Amy, Dockstader's, Wllulnalon,

Del.. Feb. 8-13; Trent, Trenton. N. J.. 15-20.

u . & J . Hayes, UraumauV. Stockton, CaL. Feb.

8-13; Novelty. Oaklaud. 15-20.

« fn * Werut ■ ^ • Orpbeum, New Orleans, Feb.

Gre *?.: Cv0 - J ■• I'roctors 3tb Ave.. N. Y. C. Feb.

o-lJ.
Oresory 4 Llud, Pastor's. N. Y. C. Feb S-13.
<|roh. Frank, Crystal. Milwaukee. Feb. 8-13.
Grant, Sydney, Avenue. Detroit, Feb. S-t:i.
Orepsons, The. Keith's. Boston, Feb. 8-13.
tiuerrero. Husarrlu, H. 4 B.. Bkln.. Feb. 8-13.
1 unlou 4 ZanCn-tlu, Chutes, San Fran.. Feb. S-13.

Feb *1S h<S ' EUV F * lr ' Ullfot0 ' Ulss -'
Hall Mr. 4 Mrs. D. M., Chotos. San Fran., Teh.

S-13.
Hampton. Mary & Co., U. & B.. Bkln.. Feb.

Iluthoway 4 Waltoa. Star. Phlla.. Feb. 8-13.
Hamlltou-.Slio.ju Triu, Bradenburgh's, Pblla., Feb.

8-13.
Hurt. Willie 4 Edltu. Nebou. Springfield, Mass..

Feb. S-13. »■•'-.••

Huyward 4 Hayward, Proctor's 23d St, N. Y.
, 0.. Feb. 8-13.
Hancony Fo>:r, Pnlace. Hull, Enc, Feb. 8-13;

Empire. NcwcasUe-on-Tync. 15-20.
Haskell. Loeoy, T.yrle, St. Joseph. Mo., Feb. 7-

13: Orpheum, Kansas City, 14-20.
Hacker 4 Lester. Temple. Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Hem & Lewis, Star. Hamilton. Can., Feb. 8-13;

Lyceum, Niagara Falls, 15-20.
Herrmann, Adelaide. Poll's, Hartford, Conn.,

Pelk, 8-18: Toll's. New Haven, 15-20.
BMW, Chas., Crystal. Denver, Col., Feb. 8-13 ;

Crystal, Colo. Springs. 15-20.
Henry. Louise. Keith's. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
neunanns (3), 0. H., EJmlra. N. Y., Feb. 8-13.
He»itts, The, Arcade, Toledo. O.. Feb. 8-13-.
Hefroa. Tom. Eiiiplre. Seattle. Feb. 813.
Heclow 4 Wheeler. Crystal. Denver. Col.. Feb. 8-

13; Crystal, Colo. Springs, 15-20.
Hlmrlns 4 riielps. Past*fs. N. Y. C, Feb. 8-13.
lllnes 4 Bemlnglon. Park. Yonnntown, O., Feb.

8-13; Avenue, Detroit, Ulch..'l5-20.
Hodges 4 Launchnere. Star. Phlla., Feb. 8-13.
Uobbs (2), Sheedy's Fall Blver, Mass.. Feb. 8-

13; Hnber's. N. Y. (."., 15-20.
Holdswortbs. The, Keith's. N..Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
Hollies 4 Waldon. Empire Bnlte, Mont, Feb. 8-

13; Edison. Helena, 15-20.
Holder 4 Florence, Orphenm. Los A., Feb. 7-20.
Hoey 4 Lee, Fulton Street, Bkln., Feb. 15-20.
Howley ft Leslie. Pastor's. N. Y. C Feb. 8-13.
Hoey.- Elliott. 4 Fields, Fulton Street, Bkln., Feb.

102U.
Hodge. Hall 4 Co., Keith's, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Howard's Dogs 4 Ponies, TL A S., N. Y. 0., Feb.

8-13.
Howard 4 Lluder. Keith's. Boston. Feb. 8-13.
Hume, Boss 4 Lewis, Keith's. Pawtucket, R. I.,

Feb. 8-13; Empire. Hoboken, N. J., 15-20.
Huntings, Four. Colonial, Cleveland, Feb. 8-13;

Shea's. Buffalo. N. Y.. 15-20.
Holm. Mr. '4 Mrs. Ben, Columbia, St. Louis, Feb.

8-13. *

Hutchinson 4 Bulabrldjc, Proctor's 5th Ave., Feb.

S-13
Inness 4 Ryan. Krook, Matiou. Ind., Feb. 8-13.
Janls. Elsie. Temple. Detroit, Feb. 8-13.
Jcanre 4 Ellsworth. G«n. Lynn. Mass., Feb. 8-13.
Johnson, Davenport 4 Lorella, Portland, Port-
land. Me.. Feb. 813.
Jose, B. J".. Mechanic, Salem, Mass., Feb. 8-13.
Jordan 4 Crouch, Mechanic Salem. Mass., Feb.

8-13

Karl &' King. Crystal, Denver. Feb. 8-13.

Kelly, Claude. BIJou, Sun Diego, Cal.. Feb. 15-20.
Keene, Mattle 4 Co., Portland. Portland. Me.,

Feb. 8-18; Mechanic. Salem. Mass., 15-20.
Keno, Welsh 4 Montrose, Nelson, Springfield,

Mass., 'Feb. 8-13.
Kentcn, Dorothy, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0., Feb.

8-13.
liVitens (3). Keith's BIJou. Pblla., Feb. 8-13;

Portland, Portland. Me.. 15-20. _."■„_

Kelly, Claude, Clneograpb, Los A.. Cal., Feb. 8-13.
Kelly 4 Reno, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb. 8-

13
Kennedy 4 James. Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Kennedy. Maud, Fulton Street, Bkln., Feb. 15-20.
Kltnruura Japs, Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Klnic.-Cba*. H-. Crystal, Milwaukee. Feb. 8-13.
KIclu, Ott, Bros., 4 Nlckerson, Avenue, Detroit,

Ludalr 4 ' West. Capital, Glens Falls., H. Y.,

Lime, ' Chris'., Star.. Phlla., Feb. 8-13; Trent,

Trenton, N. J- 13-20.
Lawrence, AL, Proctors 125th SL, N. Y. O.,

Ln To'ur. Irene. Proctor's, Albany, N. Y., Feb.

8-13: Proctor's, Newark, N.J. , 15-20.
La Veen 4 Cross, Keith's BIJou, Phlla., Feb. 8-

13 ; Keith's. Pawtucket. B. I.. 15-20.
La Moines, The, Empire, Birmingham, Eng., Feb.

Laments. The. Dockstader's, Wilmington. DeL,
Feb. 8-13 ; Keith's, Providence. E. I.. 15-20.

Lamson. Mabel. Chutes, San Fran.. Feb. 8-13.

Lawrence 4 York, ■ Wenst's. Peoria, III.. Feb. 8-13.

Lloyd. Herbert, Keiths, N. Y. C.. Feb. 8-13.

Leonard 4 Drake. Howard. Boston, Feb. 8-13.

Leonard, Jas. 4 Sadie, Pastor's, N. Y. C, Feb.
8*13 '

Lee. Henry. Shea's, Bnffalo. Feb. 8-13.

Lo Clair, Harry. Portland. Portland, Me., Feb. 8-
13: Keith's BIJou. Phlla., 13-20.

Le Roy 4 Xll.ylon, Keith's, N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.

Leo 4 Sulky, Orpheum, Terre Haute, lnd., teb.

Le Clair. John, Duquesne, Pittsburg. Feb. 8-13.
Levy. Mrs. Jules. 4 Co.. Crystal, Milwaukee, Feb.

S-13.
Lees, The, Unique, Fresno, Cal., Feb. 8-13 ; Gran-

man's. Kun Je-se, 15-20- ... __ ,.

U-ouard. Gu». Casto. Fall Blver, MaiB., leb. U-

13 : Casto, Lawrence. 15-20.
I^onard. John F.. II. AS.. N. Y. C. leb. 8-13.
Leoonrd Sisters, Hub. Woonsocket, tt. I., Feb.

Lewis 4 Delmorc. Howsrd, Boston. Feb. 8-13.
Letfliurd 4 Drake. Howard. Beaton, *eb-.»;W.
LIt:ht!eld, Mr. 4 Mrs. Nell. Orpbeum. N. 0.. ieb.

Linden Sisters. Sun Soucl. Milwaukee. Feb. 8-13.
LovMuere Sisters. Keith's New. PhlU., FeU

LuS. TbeJKelU.'. New. Phlla Feb. 8-13.
I.una. Babe, Orpheum. Bkln., rcb. 8-13.
Lynch 4 Jewell. K.Hb's Bljon, B^,l%t«
Lynns, The, Proctor's 23d St, H. Y. C, ken. 8-

I.vnne 4 Leonard, Novelty, Denver. Feb. 8-18.

Mesor-Kecler Oo., Columbia, St. Louis, Feb 15-20

Mantell 4 Lamb, Broadway, San brau., leb. 8-13,

Grand. Beoo. 15-29. -■ ...

M.rion 4 rearl, MSCS& 1 n£: F^'h fi i : i
Mackwoods, Tae, Jellb's Sew. PhUa., Feb. 8-1.3.
Slarkey 4 Morau, Proctor's 2Sd St, "• Y. C, ten,

,M. 8 r"tlni 4 r Max Mllllan, Trent, Trenton, M. J.,

MUtbews 5 "fc''Unrrls, Colonial, Cleveland, Feb.

Madcaps <3K Star. Phlla., Feb. S-13.

■MsSSl Mudgc, G. O. H., Indianapolis, Ind.,

May 4 Mlto, Sheedy's, Fall Blver. Mas... Feb.

M. 8 gln!eys. The. Mft. S.J t& Feb. 818.
Marlowe, Empire. Cleveland, Feb. «•»£:._.„,..
S la-el's Bas ReUefs, O. p. H., Indl.n.poIH,

Feb. 8.13;Coloaibla. Clnctnnstl. 14-20.
MartluctU' 4 Qros.1, Arcstfe, Toledo, O.. Feb. 7-

Martin Bros.. KelthV BIJoo. Phil. .. Feb. 8-13.
M.c 4 Mac, BUrllngtou, Vt, Feb. 8-13, O. 11.,

Mn F rlo B b rB«rr8hci^ New Kedlord. H».

Mrftnkui'^Thc. Juggling. Crystal, Milwaukee.

ST* Grant "Bmplre. I'uebto. Co... Feb. 8-13;

»le N rrm lt, H. , i**«J ? 'o!' It.'*Indl««.|«.lls. Feb. J-13.
Vesd'S Hones. Uowdoln K<|ulre. Boston. Feb. »-l t
MStllfnj ; ABean. Arc.de. Vortlaud, Ore., teb.

Memn'th Sletors, It 4 S.N. Y. C, Feb. 8-13;

wSft R SSsJlSU Cct. Feb. 8-13.

Meers (31. Tlcley's V.rleUes. Prague. M S-1X
MLIgley 4 Carlisle, Keith's, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Mlfeli»l! 4 Matron. Howard. Boston, Feb. 8-lR.
MlCireleys. The, Jacobs', PeorU. 111.. Ffb. S-l.'t.
SlltU.ells (3). Nelson. SpruunVUI. Mass., Feb.

8-13 1 Empire, tlobokcu. N. J.. 15-20.
-Mltchill. Ortn. I-ortlaml. P\>rlland. Me., Feb. 7-13.
Minor 4 (Inlbieth. Acnie. Hacnimvntu, Cal., Feb.

8-13: Belle. Oakland. 15-20
Mill-. W. J.. Crystal. St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 8-13.
Motoglrl. Uansii. Uamburg. Get. Feb. 8-SO.
Morrison. Oraco, orpheum, Term Haute, lial..

Feb S-13.
Muni.ey 4 Rich. Howard. Huston. Fell. S-13.
Mootreil, Cliaa.. Casiao. Paris. Ft. Feb. 8-20.
Monnv. Mack 4 Lawrence, Orpbeum, Sau Fran.,

Feb. 7-13.
Morrell, Chas. 4 May. Kdlsuu. Victoria, B. 0.,

Feb. S-13: Ellison. Seattle. 15-20.
Slorrello Bros., Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. C, Feb.

813.
Morris 4 Parker. BIJou. Huuitltnn. u.. Feb. 8-13.
Morris 4 Morris, Putnam's, Richmond, V... Feb.

8-1S.
Morris * Bowcn. Orpheum, Denver, Feb. 8-13.
Muriihy 4 Francis. Keith's. Boston. Feb. 8-13.
Murphy. Mr 4 Mrs. Mark. U. It. II., India-

uupolls, Feb. 8-13; Columbia, Cincinnati, U-

20.
Kevlus 4 Arnold, Circle. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
Newell & Nlbli. Avenue. Pittsburg. Feb. 8-1.1.
Neltn. Ruth, Proctor's 5th Ave.. N. Y. 0., Feb.

8-13: Proctor's 23d 8t., • 15-20.
New York Newsboys' (Juartet Kollh's New,

Pblla.. Feb. 8-13: Hnw.nl. Boston. 1520.
Newell, Eil.. Proctor's. Newark. N. J., Feb. 8-13;

Proctor's. Albany. N. Y.. 15-20.
Nlbbc. Bordoucx 4 Nlbbe, Odeon, Baltimore, Feb.

8-13.
Norton. TuIkaUvc Miss., Proctor's 125th St, N.

Y. C, Feb. 15-20.
Norman. Mary, Keith's New, Phil... Feb. 8-1.1.
Oakland, Marie, Nelson, Springfield, Mass., Feb.

8-13. .' '

Olvlo 4 Fawn. Novelty, Stockton. Cat. Feb. 7-13.
Owls<- 4 Randall. Portland, Portland, Me., Feb.

8-1 X
Orpbeus Comedy' Four. Circle. N. Y. a. Feb. 8-

18; Empire. Cleveland. 15-20,
O'Brien 4 West. Howard, Boston, Feb. 8-13;.

Star, Phlla., 15-20. ' . .

OTIrlcn 4 Uerold, Unique, Indianapolis, Ind.,

Feb. S-13.
O'Brien 4 Havel, Troctor's 23d St, N. Y. 0..

Feb. 8-13.
Otto Bros.; Keith's, N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
I'anUer Trio: Empire. Hoboken. N. J„ Feb.' 8-13
Passports, Dancing, Cook's, Rochester, N. Y.,

Feh. 8-13.
I'arros Brothers, -Colonial, Cleveland. Feb. 8-13.
Patnauds, The, Orpheum, Terre Haute, lnd., Feb.

3- IS.
I-enrl,* Emily. Brmlcubuncb'H, Phlla.. Feb.' 8-18.
I'etct-.lng Bros.. Tr»uit, Trentou. N. J., Feb. 8-13.
l-cl'jl. Trent, Trenton, N. J., Feb. 7-13; Keith's,

N. Y. C. 15-20.
rierce 4 M.lsee. Sheedy's. New Bedford, kiss..,

Feb. 8-13; Keith's. N. Y. O.. 15-20.
Pippin, Eugene. Oriilieum, Terre Haute, Ind.,

Fob. 8-13.
Plonkett Empire, Cleveland, FeU 3-13.
Polos (3). Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 8-13; Colonial,

Cleveland, 15-20.
l'C'i'llcr, Edward. Cliieograph. Los A., Cal., Feb.

b-13: BIJou, San Diego. 15-20.
Prentice Trio, Jefferson, Portland, Me., Feb. 8-13;

O. 11.. Lcwlston, 16-20.
Powers. John T.: Bradenburih's. Phlla.. Feb. 8-13.
Prelle's Dogs, Uowanl. Boston. Feb. S-13.
Prlnrose. Geo. U., Nelson. Sprluglleld, Mass.,

Feb. 8-13.
Pryor Bros., Keith's New, Phlla., Fob. 8-13.
Frovo 4 Elmo, Walton's. Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
Ilamza 4 Arno. Sheedy's, New Bedford, Mass.,

Feb. 15-20.
ltamlolphs. The. Lyric, Lincoln, Nebr., Feb. 8-13.
Racket! 4 Hazard, Palace. Croydon, Eug., Feb.

8-13; New South. I-ondon. 15-20.
Rapoll, Leo, Circle. N. Y. C, Feb. 8-13:
Itayfleld, Florence, Oiutes, Sun Frau., Feb. 8-13.
Radford 4 Winchester. Empire. Leeds, Eng., Feb.

8-13: Empire, Newer-stle. 15-20.
R.e 4 Brosehe. Columbia. St. Louis. Feb. 8-13.
Kevelle. Nellie, Crystal. Milwaukee, Feb. 8-18.
Reno 4 Smith. Keith's New. Phlla., Feb. 8-13.
Redding: Franceses, 4 Co., Columbia, St Louis,

Feb. 8-18.
Renos (3), H. 4 B„ Bkln.. Feb. 8-13.
Reed 4 Shaw, Proctor's 23d St, N. Y. 0., Feb.

8-13.
RemingtoD. Msyme. 4 her Buugle Boo Loo Babies,

Circle. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13. t t

Rice, Fanny, Columbia. Cincinnati, Feb. 7-13.
Bice 4 Cohen, Proctor's 23d St., N*. Y. C, Feb.

8-13.
Rlanos (4), Fulton Street. Bklu.. Feb. 15-20.
Rice 4 Elmer, Orpbeum. Sau Fran.. Feb. 7-20.
Richards (3), Avenue, Pittsburg, Feb. 15-20.
Rlalta. Casto. Fall River, Mask, Feb. 8-18.
Itleoboao'H Horses, Proctor's, Newark, N. J„

Feb. 8-1 3.
Richards 4 Montrose, Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb.

7-13.
Rice 4 Prcvcst. Orpheum, New Orleuns, Feb. 8-13.
Richards. Jcffers. Ssglnaw, Mich., Feb. 8-13.
Rice Family. Jacques, Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 8-

18.
Rlcton, Juggling, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. U,

Feb. 8-1ST
Rogers 4 Lavlne. Metropolitan, Tampa, Fla., Feb.

8-20.
Lobisch 4 Childress, Star, Walla Walla, Wash.,

Feb. 8-13: EdUou. No. Yakima. 15-20.
Foaltlno 4 Stevens, Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb.

7-13.
Ivooney 4 Fruncls. Keith's. Boston. Feb. 8-13.
Rosalre. Casto, l-owell. Mass., Feb. 8-13.
1-obeilus 4 Wllfredo. Orphcum, Sun Fran., Feb.

7-13.
Poberls. Hayes 4 Roberts, Pastor's, N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 8-18
Rose. Florence. Sans Soucl. Milwaukee, Feb. 8-18.
Rosa. Serra 4 Belle. Victoria. N. V. C, Feb. 8-12.
Rote, Julian, Empire, Hoboken, N. J., Fell. 8-13.
Roberts (4), Clneogranh, Spokane. Feb. 8-13.
Russell. BIJou, Kellh's. N. Y. C, Feb. 8-13;

Keith's, Phlla..' 16-20.
Rusell, Leah, Columbia. St Louis. Feb 8-18.
Nulto, El, Columbia, St Lools, Feb. 8-13.
SUto, O. K., Cirque, fitoikholm. Sweden, Feb. 8-

13: Cirrus Varlele, Cotenburg. 15-20.
St Vans. Chas. 4 Mlnule, Orphenm, New Orlcaus,

Feb. 8-13.
Sandor Trio, Keith's BIJou. Phlla.. Feb. 8-13.
Sadler 4 Sadler, Jacobs'. Peoria. 111.. Feb.. 8-13.
Saunders, Chalk, Mechanic, Salem, Mass., Feb.

15-20. ,-,-••

Schcnk Bros., M. 4 3.. N. Y. a, Feb. 8-13.
Scott Carrie M., Alhambra, Savannah, Os., Feb.

8-13.
Schlndler. Geo., Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb. 7-18.
Seroou Children. Temple, Detroit, Feb. 8-13;

Shea's, Buffalo, N. Y.. 15-20.
Seymour 4 Dupree, Palace, Leicester, Eng.,

Feb. 8-13; Argyle, Birkenhead. 10-20.
Serra, Stella, Forst Keller, Milwaukee, Feb.

8-13.
Shaw. Mrs., 4 Daughters, H. 4 B., Bkln., Feb.

'8-13 »*■»•! ■-

Sbaw. Mr. 4 Mrs. Larry, Howard, Boston, Feb.

8-13.
Shaw. Edith, Orphcum, Terra Haute. Ind., Feb.

8-13. ■ »'
Sherman 4 De Forest, Shea's, Buffalo, N. Y., Feb.

8-13.
Shannon 4 Brown. Keith's New, Polls., Feb. 8-

13.
Hllvsno. Mons.. Keltb's, Boston, Feb. 8-18,
Slddon Bros., Howard, Boston, Feb. 8-13; A. 4

8., Boston. 15-20. _ „_ - •

Kllvas(2). Orphenm. Sou Frao.. Feb. 7-13.
Srultt, A Fuller. H. 4 8.. N. Y. C Feb. 8-18. ■
Smith, Aerial. Keith's. N. Y. C-. Feb. 8-13.
Snyder 4 Buckley, Orpbeum, San Fran., Feb, 7-

Hpjdonl, PauL H. 4 B., Bklu., Feb. 8-13.
Splasell Bros.. Cast". Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 8-13;

Casto. Lowell, 16-20.
Starr Sisters. H'cust'a. Peoria, III.. Feb. 8-13.
Stuber, Fred 8.. Empire. Clevl.nrl. Feb. 8-13;

Proctor's 23d St. N. Y. OJ 15-20.
Ktenliens, Hal. Colonial, Cleveland, Feb. 8-13,
HtellluK 4 Rtvelle. Victoria, N. Y. C. Feb. 8-13.
SrelnKrollo, Orpheum. Los A., Cal., Feb. 8-13.
St: Ives. Flora. Empire. Butte. Moot, Feb. 8-13;

■Cosur d'Alene. Hpok.no, 16-2t>. '
St. John 4 Lv'Fevre. Fulton Street, Bkln., Feb.

•10-XO,
St. Ouge Bros., Uechagle, Salem, Mass., Feb. 8-

Suil^iusy Bros.. Keith's. N. Y. C, F»b. 8-13.
Summers 4 Winters. Stocklou. C.I., Feb. 8-13.
Bulckard. Mr. 4'Mrs., Oitord. Londop, Eug., teb,

S-lBT Palace, Plymodtb, 15-JO.
Swan 4 Bambard. Victoria. K. Y, 0.. Feb. 8-18.
Swedish Ladles' Quintet, Orpheum, Kansas City,

•Feb. 8-20; "
Sweet Chss. R., Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 15-20.
Talbot 4 Rogers. Shea's. Buffalo. N.' Y., Feb. 8-

13 : Shea's. Toronto, Can., 15-2H.

Tannkas, The. Circle, N. Y. 0-. Feb. 8-13.

Taffary'. Dotrs. Colombia.. St. tools, Feb. 8-15.
Tcsnry. 4 Clark, Orpheuni, Title ILvjle, tad.,

rch. 813.

Thnrslon. Howanl, Orpheum. N. O.. Feb. HI 20.
Thome, Mr. 4 Mrs. Harry. Dmiuesur, Pittsburg,

Feb. 3-13; Poll's. New Haven. 13-20.
Thomsou, Harry, Oryhouiu. Sau Frau., Feb. 11-

20.
Thome 4 Cailetou, Orpheum, Sau Fran., Fob. 7-

13.
Tlllcy, Vesia. Circle, N. Y. l\. FeK 8-1.1.
Tlertiey. John T . Colwubla. St. IahiIs, Feb. 13-

20.
Tlpivll 4 Kllment Chutes, Sau Fran., Feb. s-

18: I.riTtisi. San Fran., ir. w.
T Ill's Marionettes, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C,

Feb. 8- 13.
Titian. Empire. Cleveland. Feb. S-13.
Toosoolu Arabs. Keith's. Boston. Feb. 813.
Trainer 4 Buttou. Wrast's, Peoria, 111., Feb.

8-13.
Troobadvus Four, tirsinl. Syracuse. N. Y., Feb.

S-10; Baker's. Rochester. N. Y.. 11-13.
Tushrr ft Johnson. Sur. I'hIU.. Feb. 8-13: Proc-
tor'. 3th Ave.. N. Y. C 15-20.
Tuohev. Pit. Oulanihln, St. IjiiiIs, Feb. 8 13.
Tyce 4 Jenrmn. Avenue, Detroit. Feb. 8-13; Co-
lonial, Cleveland, 15-20.
Itebers, lis?. Casio. Fall River, Mass.. Feb. kVU.
Vulmorv 4 llorlsn. Shea's. Buffalo. N. Y., Fob.

S-13: Shea's. Torunto. Can., 10-20.
Van. Gladys, tissto. Ijiwrcuce, Mass.. Feb, 8-13;

Casto. Lowell, 15-20.
V.in 4 llraiittiout, Orpheuiu, San Fran., Feb. 7-13.
VTIiina Sisters. Temple. Detroit, Fob. 8-13. '
Ward A Cumin, Proctor's. Newark, N. J., Feb. 8-

IS.
Wntsmi. Hulchlna 4 Edwards, Temple, Dvlmlt,

Feb...S-lS.
Waller 4 Maslll. Caxto. Lowell, Mass.. Feb. 8-1:1.
Warlenbert Bn«.. OhsHe's. Washington, Feb. 8-

1.1- Cook's. Rochester. 15-20.
Wajrnb 4'Lu Mar, Kdlsou, Whatcom, Wash., Feb.

15-20.
Walton. Lillian, Brailrnburch's. Pblla.. Feb. 8-13.
Warreu 4 Blauchurtl, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., Feb.

S-13.
Waterbury Bros. 4 Teuny, - Keith's, Boston, Feb.

8-18.
Wesson, Wallers 4 Wesson, Columbia, St. Louis,

Feb. 8-13i
Welch,

h, John J., Arc.de, Portland, Ore., Feb. 3-

13.

Wentons. The, Crystal. Milwaukee, Feb. 8-IH.
Welch. James A. A Alice, Gem, Lynu, Mass.,

Feb. 8-13.
Welsh, Chas. ft Jennie. Empire. Toledo. 0., Fen.

8-13 : Smplre. Detroit. 10-20.
West: John A.. Lar.yette. Buffalo. N. Y., Fob.

8-13: Star. Toronto. Can.. 15-20.
Wenmia ft Frank. Arcade, Toledo. O., Feb. 8-13.
West ft Van Slclcn. II, k U., Bkln.. Feb. 8-13.
Wbaleli A Lang. Keith's BIJou. Pullu., Feb. S-13.
While, Stuart 4 Co.. H. A S.. N. Y. C. Feb. 8-

13.
Wilkinson. Josephine, Keith's, Boston, Feb. 8-13.
Wlilelierhiau's Bean, Keith's, Hostrm, Feb. 8-15.
Williams >. Jlelburu. Poll's. Brtdgeiiort Conn.,

Feb. 8-1.1. : ■ -

Wills 4 Hsssaa, Uolumhla. St. Louis, Feb. S-13.
Wlbtoii ft Morau. Chutes. Son Fran.. Fob. 8-18.
Williams 4 Tucker. Victoria. S. Y. C, Feb. 8-13.
Williams. Frank A -Ida, Weast's, Peoria. III.,

Fab. 8 13.
Wilson 4 Demontrevllle. Gem, Lynn. Mais., Feb.

8-13.
Wlhstow. ' Wynns, Orpbeum. Bkln., Feb. 8-13.
VVIIsou 4 Dsvls, Nelson. Sprlhgflrld, Mass., Feb,

8-13.
Wonil 4 Itay, Pc.rllatul. Mr.. Feb. 8-13; Keith's.

Pawtucket. B. I.. 15-20.
Worth. V. P.. Poll's. Waterbury. Coun., Feb.

8-13.
World's Trio. Portland, Portland. Me., Feb. 8-13.
Worst. Geo. II.. Kmplre. Ulevelaud. Feb. 8-13
Worth, Louis, Forst Keller, Milwaukee, Feb,

8-13.
Yalln Duo, On In Broi.' Circus. City of Mexico,

Feb. 8-AprU 10,
Yankee Comedy Four. II. 4 B.. Bkln.. Feb. 8-13.
Yackley & Bunnell. Stsr, Pblla.. Feb. H-13.
Yoiniojis. Jennie. Luiidre. Clevoland, Feb. 8-13.
Yonug Amerlcnti Quintet, Uipiwidrome, Glasgow,

Scot. Feb. 8-20.
Yotig 4 De Vole. Orpheum, New Orleans, Fob.

8-13
Zars ft Stetson, Proctor'. 23d St.. N. Y. C, Feb.

8-13
Kink. Ailolnh, Proctor's, Newark. N. J.. Feb. 8-13.
Zlaku ft King, Orpliemn, San Fran., Feb. 14-20.
Zlngarellu. Armory, Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 8-13.

wlillo necessary rltnnires In tbo stage and
six uihlltlotiftl exits were mnde. Hopkins'
Tmiiiloc'i'alilca aro auuoiiticcd for week ot .
l-'cli. 7.

Crybtal Tiikatrb (J. B. Jnckson, mnn-
itKcri. — The beat bill of the season brought
out S. II. O. Inst week nt every performance.
People (or week of 27 tiro : Ferguson nnd
Duiirio, chrlMtoplier, tliiles and Brnost, W.
J. Mills, C'nsatl untl Do Voitio, C. A. Colcy,
milt 014:11011'* niovtnu; pictures."

S "

Kansns City.— At the Willis Wood The-
atrh IWnodWRrd A Burgciu Amusement Co.,

managers 1. — Lust wuek was illvlOcd between
lllaiuiic Walsh, in "Resurrection." antl Idn
t'orniuest. In "The Olrl with the flrecn Kyw."
Miss Walsh's engagement wn« n return one.
Munitions wiis fulr. "The Olrl with the Green
Byes" proved 10 bo one of the most cujny-
alilc plays wo bnvp si'i'ii this season. Idn
Compicst mill Robert Drouct were renlly ox- .
o'lleut. This week Hurthn Uallaod, In "Dor-
nlliy Vernon." Mrs. Luugtry 15-17, nnd
Henry living 18-20,

tiittsn (Iliidsoo & Jiiilnh, innnngersl.—
l.ust wei'k Hurry Herosfort!. In "The Pro-
lessor's Lovo tory." had excellent business,
anil Mr. llorosfonl rveelved IiIh usual warm
welcome. This week, "The WJtard of Ox,"
iitul next week, "The Power llohltid tho
Throne." ■ ■

OnriiKtiM (M. r.oliiiian, mnnnecr). — Lnst
week's bill drew good houses. This week
wu huvo tlm ever wolcomo Urphvum SUovv,
In ivltii-li are Mclntyre nnd Heath, Morion's
dogs, Bllziibrtli Murray, Melnnl Trio, Bd.
1". Ueynnrd. Victor Moore, Albnrtls uiid Mil-
iar, iiml tho kluodraiuc.

(in. lis (B, IS. Iti'lglinni, nmtuigcr). — Last
week the Itoynl Llllptulntis gave good per-
formnnees to good btiHlnnsv. Tills week, "You
YoMmn," and next week, "Tho Fatal Wed-
ding;."

Aipiroiiiu.M (Woodward & IlitrgosH Amuse
-.ent Co., hiiiuntr
l'nttl Co. drew

.. mini bouses and save
n show Hint pleased ibe patrons. -This
"■■icklt

merit Co., nimingors). — Cast week the Illilck
woll '
please*
week, Wlllard Slmnis, In "Pickings fnitn
I'uck," and next week, "Bight Itellit?'

Ckntort (J. J. riarretl. tiiniinger). — l.iinr
week nice A Hnrtiiri's lllg (Jalety Co. gnve
a splendid burlesque show, to good business.
This week, the Utopians, untl uoxt wcok,
Fred Irwin's >lnJ(>stli'S.

«»» '

CONMIt TlfLT,

MISSOIIU.

St. Louis. — Tho weather here week of
Jan. 31 was quite cold, but fair, and all
the houses did a good business.

'Usa.nd (John (J. Sbcedy. numngcr). — The
current offering H Itoyul LlliputlahN, opening
l-'cb. 7. Airs. Flske, under the ablo man-
ugement of Frank C. OrllBth. drew extrcmoly
good utiendnnce last week ln "Mary of
Magdala" had "Heddt liabbler." Ilobart
Hosworth wus warmly applauded for Ills
tremendously dramatic character work us
Judas. He Is a great favorite bore. -

QtTHne (!'. Short, manager). — Anna
Held, lb "Mile. Napoleon," opened bcre 7,
for.a week. Week of 1; tho attraction was
llertha Uflllqnd, in "Dorothy Vernon, of llad-
don Hail." Tho piece drew fairly well.

Centthy (P. Short, manager). — Lulu
tllaser. In "Dolly Varden," rctiirtis hero for
a week, opening 7. Week of Jan. 31 "Tbo
Wizard or Ox' r made money. Montgomery
and Stone still hold tbelr houses whenever
they come on. Allcno Crater utiii Anna
Lauchlin wore bolb warm favorites.

Odeox (Harry J. Wnlkcr, munager).—
The German Stock Co, nut on "Alt llcldcl-
lairg" evening of Jan. 31. Their Offerings
Feb: 4 nnd 7 were "A Man of Menus" and
"Flncbsmsn as Educator," respectively. The
former was given as a benefit to Director
Oeo. ' llelueronnu and was unusually well
attended Well's Hand concerts Hun-
day, Jan. 81 and Feb, 7, wero well at-
tended..' The' Apollo Club concert ».

..... .Burton Holmes bad the lmusa !i, 0,

in hi* Illustrated lectures. ...'. . "Trov«t<>ro"

was given 11, by tba Opera School of Mr.
Delutomtu and Sirs, Kellogg.

New Haven — At tho Hyperion (O. II.

Ilunnell. nuiuugur). — Ulcbaril Mnnslleld rumu,
to n lurga nudleuce. Jan. in. Ilnury Miller.
in "Man Proposes" (the Inltlnl perfnrm-
nnce); pleased n very Inrge audleni-e Feb.
2. Mnry Mnnnorlng cntuo, to a good sited
nudlonce. 3. William Collier. In lbs Initial
performance of "The Dictator," 4, fi ; "A
Country Ulrl" (J, "Duster Hrown" 0. "Parsi-
fal" 8.

Orasp Opeha (Iochb (d. II. Iluiitioll, umn.
ngor). — "Bscnpcd from Sing Slug" enmo, to
good buNlhcHs, Jan. M-'M). "Her Marrlngo
Vow," Feb. f-3, to MM audiences. "The
Darkest Hour" 4-U, "Robert Bintnet" 8-10.

PlILI'H TllKATIIB (,S. Z. Poll, lutumgl-ri. —

Tbo bill for the week of Feb. 1 iucludeil :
Tom Nawn nnd Co., Minim, lioniui, li-r-r-r,
UoHIo- Fowler, tho llenvculy Twins, head
and Sbaw, Jones and Huttou, Macart'ti Cir-
cus).

NntKH.— Charles Frolimnu was In town

Ittst wuck Frank Mush entertained

lite union I.enguo meroberH Jnti. 30

Jlmmlo Hugo lias Joined Jiiaglliig Jobusuu.

MrB. Carrie .Nation wlfnH' ut Poll's 8.

s 1

HiiFtroril.— The ntletnluuei! ut Ihc Him-
tros the past week Iiqh boon up to the aver-
ugq, In spile of the cold Weather. Taking
the entire season Ibraiigb ihc nninngerH Imvii
nothing lo complain of, duo to tba fact Hint
tbo attractions have been first class,

l'AiisoNa' (II. C. I'arBous, monngi-r).—
Hhoimrds Moflag Pictures, Feb. Ill, aims
lo fair return*. Mary Mamiertng, In "IJnr-
rice's Honeymoon,'' 4, iilnycd to fc). ||. o,
"Tho Country Olrl." fi, rilled tho theatre nun
tuudc a bit. "Parsifal," 0, lo a Inrge anil
well pleased liotisi;, Coming: "iliistcr Mrowri'*
10, Mildred llolliind, In n Thc Triumphs of
an Bmpress." 11, 1"; Uonry L). Dlxcy, lu
"Little Mury," 13 ; Kyrlo Uellow, In A ilat-

DCS," 0.

Nkw IIaiitkorh Ch-kra IIoijhm (Jennings
& Ornvcs, managers).— Tbo TrniiHatlnntic
nxtrnvugauxn Co.. 1-3. i-amo to ciipurlty.
"To lie llnrU'd Alive," under mnnrtgeinenf
of Hurry S. Illcburds, 4-fl, plnyed to good
liotiflf-s. Hooking!.: lion Ton llurlesqiiers 8-
10. "Oucen of tlm White Hlavcs" 11-1,1.

I'om'h (I,. B. Kllby, tnninigcr).— Tbo hill
for week of 1 v.n* ubOvo tho nvvrago arid
packed houses wus tho rusult. On evening
of 2 tliu sale nf ticket* wns slopped on ac-
count of the crowds. For week of M: Ifouvnu-
ly Twins, Nellie Lntlne, Harrv Union and
Hirers Lawrence. Bulk nnd Heamou, Adi-
Inldo llcrrmuiiu, Ilerllu Towlor, Tom Niiwu &

t;o.

Notkw. — On Tuesday evening, 2, nt l'oll's,
Clayton Kennedy, formerly of thin clly, una
Mnttlo Itoom-y, Ills partner, wire given an

ovation by tlm i-'avorlin Boclal Club

Manager Kllby bus added during tho post
Week Two now sol* of scenery to' the nlrcudv
lurgs stock' . ..Ws iter (k-orge'H Llghl Opera
Hlngprs will appear nt Boot (Juurd Hall
evening of U, giving a list of Kolccllous
from comic operas.

Hrlilireimrt.— HmltliM Tbcutro (Kdwurd
C, Smith, manager).— "Tho Darkest Hour,"
Ckawfobo/n (tl. V. Crawford, manager). Feb. 1-3. played to good t,itslnc«s. as did "Tins
— "A Trip to Chinatown" Is offered week of County Fair" 4-fl. Hooked : "Tito HWIteb-
i, with a comrntny 'including John J. Ulocli, man's Daughter" 8-llJ^ "Muster Drown" 11-

Frank Iienmlsh,' Sylvia Btnrr and Muudo
Parker. Ijtet week "At Valley 'Korga"- re-
ceived good patronage. Maurice Freeman
and Nudutic Winston did extremely good
work and were well received. - Julie Barlo
uud David Ulven were olio favorites.

iMPrniAT. - (D. L.'. Kussell, tbritiuger). —
"Kidnapped In- New York" Is tho current
offering, with Durney OUmore, Last weak
"The Lighthouse by the Sea'' was the at-
traction. Harry B. lirudlcy bad the lending
part. Attendance wus about average
throughout the week.

■Havlin's (Writ Garen, manager).— ^'A
Ragged Hero" opened hero 7 for a week.
Last week "Wedded nnd Parted" drew fairly
well, with a company headed by Virginia
Thornton. She showed considerable talent.
-Columbia fMlddletoo k Talc, managers) -
—Tho new bill, which went on matinee of
8, "Includes: Krancesca Iteddlng and Co.,
TaBery'i" Docs, Jessie Couthoul, Wesson,
Walt*™ and Wesson, Mae and Hrosche, Leah
Itum-ll, Wlllt and Uasson, GUIIImn and
Murray, Put Touhcy, Mr.' and Mr*. Hen
Ilunn, Slgnoru El Bslto, and' the klnodromo.

BtAKdajd (I,m Rclcbenbocb, manngcry. —
Irwin's Burlesrtucra arc here nyeck of 7.
Utopian Iliirlesouers preceded It lust week.
IlcnU-Bantley Co. 14-20.
s

Nt. Joseph. — At Tootle's Theatre (C. V,
Phllley, menagcr). — Blrs. Leslie Carter, In
"Du Harry,"' Feb. l.'Jf." Kverv seat wna sold
In advance, "fiweet Clover," 0, with mat-
inee : Bcftha Galtand 11. Uyrne Oroa., In
"Blgbt Bells." 13: Mm, Lengtry, In "Mr*.
Dcetlng'e Divorce," 18; "Tho Bllvcr Blip-
per': 10.

Ltctt" TUeATKE (C. U. Phllley, mann-
gerl. — "Butt Lynue" had good buslncsan
i f eturn eogngement J. Tho Orpheum Bbow had
a big advance sale, for 4.. 'The Katxenjam-
mer Kids" 5. fl, "At tbc Old Cross R6nd«"
7. H. with Biiudoy nutlneo; "Tennejice't
Parducr" 0. 10. "Fatal Wedding" 11-13, "A
Convict's Daughter" 14. IS, "von Yonson"
10. 17, "Hearts of Oak" 18-20.

Lvnti' Tuami: (B. I». Churchill.

Hunter Brown"
13, Kyrle Hellew, In "Rallies," II,

1'OLlfN TilKAtJiK (Joseph Crlddlc, mana-
ger).— The bill for week of 1' did woll.
■looked week of 8 : Mile. Adglu and her lions,
James V. Kelly and Dorothy Kent, ' In "A
Tramp'* Visit : Dolly Jordan, In songs : Lew
lllooiii and June Cooper, In "The Trimbles ot
11 Ilobo;" Arthur A. Whltalaw, Irlab com-
edlnn; Toleito and Price, contortionists:
Hlinm, Unnim and B-r-r-r, muslcul'ai't, tbo
elcctrograpll.

Noth. — Jack Burko, mannanr for Sam Do-
vere, arrived In this city Bob. 3. with 111*
wife, from Toronto, Can. Mrs. Burke Waal
taken III with typhoid fever, and ls> now 'nt
the Bridgeport Hrispltnl. Hhe takes a lead-
ing part In Mr. Doverc's productions. Her
Itusbund Is a member ot the team of Mnrko
nnd Mt-Avoy, and W Bnm Doverc'a mnnnger.
Ho rejoined the show nt Albany, N. V„ tl,
• <s»
LOU1BIANA. -

Nhrrveport. — At tho Grand Opera House
(Bbrllch Bros., managers). — limit's Opera
CO. gave a . splendid performance of, . tlio
"WUard of tba Nllo," to good attendance,
Jan. lit. Rosa fVighlnn gave an excellent
performance of "The Greatest Thing lu tho
World," to Inrge business. Bob; 1. "Tbo
HlorkH" blgbly iileased, to hnusu capacity, ".
'Hpotlcss Town ctime, lo fair ijusiness, 8,
"The Tower Behind tbo Throne" 6, "A!-
phouso nnd na*ton" 7, "When Knighthood
Was lu Blower" 8.

fi >
NKW .Il-Itsin .

ger).— Mofingcr Churchill has decided to piny
combinations In the future Instead of vande.
rrllc, and Blair k Iluvlln atlmctlons wll)

iiimblnatloosin. the future Instead of vande.
rrllc, and Blair & Iluvlln attractions wll)
Lc booked. TUo boiue noa closed, latst week,

Atlinitle Ctty.— At tho Ocean Pier The-
ntre tllarry V'Egtn, representative). — Excel-
lent liuslness greeted tho Criterion Vaude-
ville Co. week af I'eti, 1, This compnnv was
composed of Brown and Emory, John Le
Clair, Eredo and DAro, Irene La Tour, Ble-
tibeti Oratton and Co., Wolfing'* 1 trained
horses. Coming': Wm. Bavershnui Peo. 8,
Bmmn Hunting, lu repertory, U-10 ; "Tb*
County Fair" 17,

AvuiTouiOi Pien (Giles , W. Clement,
manager). — This bouse Is announced t$ re-
open Keli. 20. wltH thn Imperial Op«r« Co,,
lu u repertory o. UgUt vvne^t. . ' ,

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THE r IsTE"W" 1TOBK OLIPPIEB.

Febbuaby is.

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NEW YORK CITY.

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Review and Comment. — The event of
last week, theatrically speaking, was the
closing, by order of Mayor McClellan, of
Biz of the amusement resorts of this city
until they shall have compiled with the al-
terations as set forth In the report of the
commissioners appointed by the mayor to In-
vestigate the various resorta of the city la
regard to their safety In the event of fire.
The booses ordered closed on Thursday, Feb.
4, were the Princess, the Madison Squaiis,
the Vavdevilxij, Htnmo & Seamom'b Music
Ball, Hcbeii'b Muskom (theatre portion)
and the Guard OrERA Hotjsb. Of these the
first live named closed on that date, and the
Gbam> Opera Housd closed on the following
dato, nil Blx remaining dark for the rest of
the week.- Work began at once on the altera-
tions demanded on most of the resorts named,
nnd was rushed with all poslhle haste In the
hope of an early reopening. The museum
end curio departments of Honor's remained

open At the Victoria Theatre, on Feb.

1, Oscar Hammcrsteln Inaugurated a now
policy, nnd changed bis house to a vaude-
ville theatre. ...At the Libic Theatre, on
the same date Ada Kenan, Oils Skinner
and company presented "The Merchant of
Venice," and on Friday, S, they changed the
bill to "Taming of the Shrew," which was

retained to the close of the engagement

At the Fourteenth Street Thbatbk Andrew
Mack and company revived "An lrUh Gentle-
man" Feb. 1 .-»... At the Manhattan Thea-
jrjte, afternoon of 2, Miss France Hamilton
gave a' special performance of "A Doll'a
House," appearing as Nora. . . .At the Irving
Placb Thkatrb, night of 2, "Der Detektlv"
("The Detective"), a four act farce, by Ernst
Oettke and Victor Leon, was given Its 'first
American production At the Empire The-
atre, afternoon of Feb. 4, students of the
American Academy ot Dramatic Art and the
Empire Theatre School of Acting presented
"Tho Stronger," "Conaclonce," "Simpson «t
Co." and "Double or Quits.".... Ow lug to
the closing of the Vaudeviu-s Thkatrb night
of. 4, "Candida" was' removf d to Carneoiis
Lxckum, where It was presented for the rest

of the week The bills at the Mbtbopou-

tan Opera Hooks ■ for the eleventh week,
ending Feb. 0, were: Monday night, Feb. 1,
Bizet's "Carmen," with this cast: Carmen,
Mine. Emma Calve (her flrst appearance here
this seiBou) ; Mlcaela, Marguerite Lemon;
Frasqulta, Mme. Paula Ralph; Mercedes,
Miss Jacoby ; Don Jose, Herr Dlppel ; Esea-
millo. Big. Scotti; Zualga, M. Begue; Ke-
mendado, .Herr Reiss;. Morales, Doncalro, M.
Dufriohe, Felix Mottl conducted. Wednes-
day night, 3, "Tristan qnd Isolde." Mme.
Termlna was the Isolde, and Mme, Homer
the Brangaene, otherwise the cast was the
same as before. Thursday night, 4, 'Tarsi-
fa)" (seventh performance). Marlon Weed
sang tho role of Kundry, otherwise the cast
was the same as before. Friday night, 6,
"L'Ellscr D'Amore," with Enrico Caruso and
Mmo. Sembrlcri in the leading roles, and the
rest of the cast the same as before. Slg.
Caruso was glTen an ovation. Saturday
afternoon, 0, "Carmen," with Mme. Calve
in the title role, Pierre Riviere (a new
acquisition to Mr. Conrted's forces), Don
Jose; M. Jonrnet, Escamlllo, and 81g. Guar-
dabassl an Morales. Otherwise there was no
change in the cast from the previous per-
formance. Enrlca Varesl, a premlorc dan-
Beuse, made her first appearance this season
In the ballet. Saturday night, 6, "Fldello,
with Mme. Ternlna In the title role ; Herr
Dlpcl as Florcstan, Mme. Seygard as- Mar-
celllne, M. Blass bb Ilocco, Herr Gorltz as
Plrzarro, and Herr Rela» as Jacqulno. .....

The continued attractions for the week end-
ing Feb. 6 were : Annie Russell at the Gar-
rick, Virginia Harned at. tho Criterion,
Robert Hllllard at the Savoy. "The Other
Olrl" at the Empibd, "Checkers" at the
academy, William Glllctto at the Nnw Lt-
i-bum, "The County Chairman" at Wal-
lace/!), "Babes In Toyland" at the Ma-
jestic, "Sweet Kitty Bellalra" at Belasco's,
the German stock company at the Ibvino
Place, tho stock company at tho Mitbbay
HIll, "The Girl from Kay's" at the Herald
Squabs, grand opera at the Metropolitan
Opera HooSb, "Mother Qoose'.' .at the N«w
Amsterdam. Eleandr^Robson at the Garden,
•The Medal and the Mald'-at the BroadwAT>
"Tire Virginian" at tho Manhattan, Cuaun-
coy Olcott at the New York, "An English
Daisy" at the Casino, Robert Edeson nt the
Hudson. "Sergeant Kitty" at Dalt's, Amelia
Bingbnm at the Knickerbocker, Ada Rehan
and Otla Skinner at the LTRIC, "By Right
of Sword" at the American, and Andrew
Mack at the Fourteenth Street, the last
four named closing on. that date. Dramas
by the K V. Proctor Btock companies, with
added vaudeville features, were presented at
Pxocioa'a Fiptk Avenue and One Hun-
dred and Twbntt-pikth Street The

one week stands closing 6 were: me
Worst Woman In London" : at the Third
Avbnob, "The Show Girl'! at Proctor a
HU1J ■HWIll Street, Marie Tempest at the
HXrlem Opera Housb, "Under Southern
Skies" at tho West End, "Tho Funny Mr.
Dooley" at the Metropolis, and "The Bow-
ery After Dark" at the Star Variety

entertainment was furnished at tho Cihci.h,
Tony Pastor's, Reitti's Union Square.
Proctor's Hilliy Street, Lion
Palace, Miner's Bowrnr. the Dewbt, Mi-
ner's Eiohth Avbnub. tho London, the
Olympic, Bnd the Orviisum. Hubbr's Mu-
heum presented the usual Ions list of curios,
curios, freaks and vaudeville,
*

Vaudeville Theatre (Charles Frouuirm,
manager).— The sudden closing of this the-
atre on Feb- 4. by order of Mayor 'McClellan.
made It necessary for Arnold Daly to change
Ms plana In regard to the first production or
•Th- Man of Dostlnv." which was announced
for Feb. 6. "Candida" wns presented by
Mr. Daly and his company nt the Carnegie
Lyceum and the Strollers' Hub at different
performance*, evenings of 4-,-Ti, tl nnd matinee
of <i. This week Mr. Daly announces as a
double bill, nt the Carnegie Lyceum. "Can-
dida" and "The Man of Destiny," mat'nees
of Peb. 10. 11, ,12 nnd 13

rroc tor's Fifth Avenae Theatre (J..
Austin Fynes, general manager). — A capital',
presentation of the dramatization of Oulna's
novel, "Moths," which was played at Wal-
lace's years ago, wus given by the house
Stock company on Feb. 8. The stage settings
were strikingly pretty, and occasioned much
favorable comment. Rose Stuart did splen-
didly as the shallow, unscrupulous butterfly
of society, who marries her daughter most
unhappily, and Lotta Llnthlcnm's emotional
powers were most effectively framed In the
role of the daughter. Malcolm Williams was
clever, and Hugh Ford, who bursts forth
occasionally from the seclusion of stage man-
nsemenl, did capital work. John Westley.
Albert Roberts and Chua. S. Lang gave good
aid, and Fancbon Campbell won special
honors for her worthy acting. Bcttlua Ge-
rard rendered a good account of herself.
Tho cast : Prince Zouroff, Chas. S. Lane ;
Duke of Mull and Cantyre, John Wostley;
Lord Jura, Hugh Ford; Raphael de Correzc,
Malcolm Williams; ivan, Albert Roberts ;
Duchess do Sounaz, Detfjira Gerard; J.ady
Dolly Vnnderbecken, Rose Stuart ; Vero Her-
bert, Lotta Llnthlcum ; Fuschla Leach, 4'an-
chon Campbel ; I*rlncess Nadine, May Ber-
trnnd. In the vaudeville portion of the bill
were : Fisher and Carroll, well known? cc- '
centric comedians ; Hutchinson and Bnlh-
Mdge, In Edmund Day's bit, "Raising the;
Wind;" Ruth Nelta, in coon songs r the
Auors, whose pictures In rays arc odd and
clever ; Juggling Ricton, whose long suit Is
manipulation of tennis balls ; Moreno Broth-
ers, hand to hand balancers ; fleorge J.'
Urecn, baritone, nnd the knlatechnoseopey

Miner'* Eighth Aveune Theatre (Ed-
win D. Miner, manager). — The World Beat-
era are giving evidence of attempting to live
up to their title by whipping the West side
of town Into line and bringing the people- to
this house in large numbers. The audience,
tinning of Monday, Feb. 8, was ot good size,
as is usually the case at this resort,, and
evidences of approval were literally showered
upon the excellent organization. Everything
went with favor, from curtain rise tcrthe
final rolling down of the asbestos. Next
week. Jolly Grass Widows. ■

Irving Place Theatre (Helnrich Con-
rled. manager).— "Der Detektlv" (The" -De-
tective), a four act comedy, by Ernest Uettite
and Victor Leon, was acted here, for the
first time in America, Tuesday evening, . Feb.
C before a crowded bouse. The play Is
breezy, with many funny situations, brought
about by the various characters consulting
the same detective, and was well acted. .She
cast: Emil Holler, ltichard Scblaghtttnor ;
Anna, Bertha Rocco : Otto Merwinger, Oustav
von Seyffertitz; Christine, Elisabeth Arlaons;
Eras, Muriel Hope; Josefa, Eda Frey ; Lapl-
tnn Breltncx, Julius Haller ; Carta, Hedwlg
v. Oste-rinann: Dr. Raab, Matthias Claudius;
Hermann Mlttcrleln, Otto Meyer; Von Kern,
»;. Hohenwort; Tlpfelmann, Julias Kobler ;
Hulda, M Klorschner ; Ratetzgy, Willy Frey ;
I'aullne. Annie Kelse; Waller, Constaatin'
Ackermann; Nurse, Senta Schefzky. #J '..

Fourteenth Street Theatre (J.'W*8ley
Rosenquest, manager). — "The Good Old Sum-
mer Time," a three act musical comedy. Book
by tten Shields, music, by George . Evans,
staged by Frank Smlthson, received -^ Its
metropolitan premier at this house on Mon--
dav evening, Feb. 8, being presented under
the management of the Shea Amusement
Company. It was originally^ produced^at
Jamestown, N. Y., Sept 24. 1903, and has
since been played successfully on the road.
The popularity of George Evans, familiarly,
known, as "Honey Boy?' In his vaudeville
specially, ensured him a generous welcome
on his initial appoarnme in this city jisis
Btar, nnd this he received from n house.
Idled in evnry part, when be made his bo*r,
the applause being loud and long continued.
As usual, with attractions ot this character,
there la little of plot t? t»«J>»««\ J*^
contains an abundance of laugh making ma-
terial, end proved an excellent vehicle- tpr
the exploiting of the star's specialties. .Mr.
Evans has written several songs new to a
New York audience, nnd tho following were
repeatedly demanded: "The Sweetest Flower
that GrowB In Tennessee" "Sunday. Mom-

Prootor'a Fiftr*elKhth Street The-
atre (J. Austin Fynes, general manager).—
ICellar, assisted by Mrs. Kellar, opened the
week at this bouse on Monday, Feb. 8, and
attracted a large and appreciative audience,
whom he mystified, notwithstanding that
the closest attention was bestowed upon bis
every motion. Borrowed hats that yielded
an almost Inexhaustable supply of ribbons,
flowers nnd clothing were in evidence as of
yore.' Card tricks were there galore, and the
levltatlon of one of his female assistants was
apparently new to the majority of his au-
dience. Second sight, table moving, light-
ning calculating, cabinet manipulations and
the usunl gamut of irlrks w«r« run through,
all apparently being enjoyed. by the audience,
which was largely composed of young people.
Sunday's concerts attracted the usual large
jiaylng crowds, Feb. 7. Next week, Harry
Way Blaney, In "Across the Pacific," ia
underlined.

Knickerbocker Theatre (Al. Haymrtn
& Co., managers). — On (Monday evening, leb.
8, Viola Allen made bet flrst metropolitan
appearnce as Viola, In Shakespeare's comedy,
"Twelfth N'lght," before an audience that
filled the house. The text was divided Into
four acts and ten scenes, nnd the work was
given a handsome setting. Miss Allen's tem-
perament and nbilities well fit her for this
charming Shakespearean heroine, and she
■gave a very satisfactory performance. She
revealed many of the most charming attri-
butes of Viola, running the gamut of its
moods cleverly and daintily. Without com-
parison With the Violas of the past we may
wifely say that few within the past two de-
codes have .proved as pleasing. With few
exceptions the supporting company did ex-
cellent work, and lent good aid In giving a
thoroughly enjoyable performance. The cast
In full : Orsino, John C'ralg ; Sebastian, James
Young ; Antonio, C. Leslie Allen ; Valentine,
itoblnson N'ewbold ; Curio, Percy O. Waram ;
Sir Toby Belch, Clarence Handyslde: Sir An-
drew Aguecheek, Frank Currier; Malvollo,
John Blair; Fabian, F. Perclval Stevens;
Fcste, Edwin Howard ; A Sea Captain, Frank
Andrews ; A Priest. Robert Tate ; First Offi-
cer, F. J. Bennett: Second Officer, C. W.
Atwood; Olivia, Grace Elllrton; Marie,
Zeffle Tilbury ; Viola, Miss Allen.

Mnrray Hill Theatre (Henry V. Don-
nelly, manager). — "Trelnwney of the Wells,"
nnother Plnero play, la this week'o bill. The
play is handsomely staged and well acted by
the company, cast as followu: Torn Wrench,
Edwin Holt; Ferdinand Gadd, George Far-

• ren 1 ; James Telfer, Priestly Morrison ; Augus-
tus Colpoys, Emmet Schackelford ; Bose Tre-
lawncy, Edna Phillips; Avonla Bnnn, Kose
Swain; Mrs. Tolfor (Miss Violet Sylvester),
Madge Ollnger ; Imogen Parrott, Mary Home ;
O'Dwyer, Louis Bishop Hall; Mr. Denzll,
Henry Wilton ; Mr. Mortimer, Charles Bur-
ton ; Mr. ' Houston, Tipton Lawlor ; MJS3
Brewster, Grace Hawthorne; Hallkeeper at

:the Pantheon, William Dutton. Non-theatri-
cal folk: Vlce-Chancdlor .Sir William Gower,
Knfc, William J. Butler ; Arthur Gower. Theo-

• doro Gaauble ; Clara de Foenlx, Viola Kellog ;
i Miss Trafalgar Gower, Emma Lnthrop ; Cap-
' tain de iFoonlx, Edgar Allan Woolr; Mrs.

Mossop, Louise Buslelgh; Mr. Ablett, John
. Kenton ; Chailes, Randolph Morton : Sarah,
Ella Baker. Next week, "When We Were
.Twenty-one."

Third Avenue Theatre (Martin. J. Dix-
on, manager). — "The Black Hand" had Its
first New York production Monday, Feb. 8.
.c-lth the following cast : Case Marcum, Will
K. Walling; Colonel Clayton, Frank G. Camp-
hell; Gabe Stetson, Harry Clarens: Dink
Botts, Jos. Fltzpatrlck ; Jim Clayton,
Wm. Abrams; Sheriff Bangs, C. C.
li.irtilng; Herman Hocksteln, All. Dennier;
Wash, Harry Warden : Judge Barker, Clay
Varney ; Belle Clayton, Henrietta Mayor ;
Marah, Marion Walsh ; Mrs. Clancy, Su-
zanne Willis ; Cherry, Maud Soivnsea ;
Mammy Lee, Gladys Meach. The play Is In
four acts, by Wm. B. Hurst, and deals with
the operations of a secret, combination.

American Theatre (Klaw, Erlanger &
Wels, managers). — "Qulncy Adams Sawyer"
"a the offering at this house, and tho open-

I

t]\tt <*roWR La ICnnOBBee, ouuuaj .uvm- im iu»? uui'iin^ in Linn jauuh"-, .iiti a ilh: vlh'h-

lnc When tho Church Bells Ring," "My ing Monday night, Feb. 8. was to a large
Y fftle Janonee." "In the Sweet Spring nudlencc. The cast In full : Qulncy Adams

Little Japonee," "In the Sweet Spring
Time" ancl"'When the American Eagle
Screams." The scenes are laid at tbe-sea-
Bide nnd the race track; being plctureajlia.1
doserve- the applause they enlisted, while
the costuming was worthy of the commenda-
tion heartily bestowed, and the choruses,. in-
troducing a. Htagcfui of handsome young
J adlcs; thoroughly well drilled, added much to
the attraction of the presentation, aud.con-
peai'cntly to the pleasure of the audience,
who frequently gave enthusiastic expression
to their delight. That the offering was- a
genuine success cannot bo gainsaid. Mid: Mr.
Evans nnd his capable company haye excel-
lent prospects ahead. The others who, aside
from the star, contributed chiefly to the fun
bo liberally retributed during the evening
were- Goff Phillips, as a German brewer;
John Coaroy, a sporting hotel keeper; Chap.
Seacrave, detective: Annie Martell, the star's
Bwecthoart. and Pentl Revare, a Bowew
beauty. The cast In full: Tommy Todd,-
Oeorgo Evans; Con Mahoney, John Conroy ,
Macon Goode, Chas. M. McDonald : Spike tip
Oulrk, Joo Natus ; Bob Mahoney, Karl Stahl ,
Hans L'pp. Ooft Phillips': Oarlock Bones,
Charles ; tfeagravo; 1. Doollttlc, Harlan
Knight: Murphy's Sister,. Dorothy Lamar ,
ima* Mnhoney, Annie Martell ; Bosle Ulley,
I'eorl Revare : Kitty Dldd, Murle Hvlands ;
Petty Cash, Delia Frees* : Annie Work. Lues
(;over; Tllflo Vesta, Esther Marks ; ffl JM,
Al. Price; E, Z. Bot, Ted Sharkoff ; Vander-
lee Smith, Lee Mlers; Pickaninnies. Eliza-.

betb Elliott. Blanche WlUnot; Is It?A horee.
Executlce staff: Julo Dclmar, manager: .Will
H. Barry, business manager ^ Fred Hylands,.

H. Barry, busroess manager; rreu nyions,.
mnslcal director ; Charles . Seogcave, stage
manager; Bert Coponsplre, stage carpenter ;
G. Hfil and.Wm. Caron, chlereloctrlcl^ns ;
Al. Olendorf. master of propei-tles; Mrs, p.
Rovnre, wanlrobe mistress. _ : :.:

Circle Theatre (Percy O. Williams,
manager).— Talented Vesta Tlllcy was^n
magnet whoso potency attracted audiences
which- tested tho capacity on each occasion
of her nppearanco last week, and Is Just as
suro to do so this week. Perhaps the on-.
nouncement that this Is Miss Tlllcy s only
engakfuient In vtiudovllle partly accounts
for the tremendous voguo this clever woman
is now eujoylng at Mr. Wllllnms' playhouse.
It demonstrates two facts, however, the de-
sire to witness real talent, and Manager
Williams' business sagacity In affording ino
nubile an opportunity to do so. The bill
this week Is also entertaining In other d me-,
tlons, notably In tho flrst appearance here
of Geo. r. Boniface Jr. and Bertha WalUlug-
er, In their ooaiedlctta, by Louis Do Lange,
entitled "The Woman Who Hesitates Is
Won." There was no hesitation on the part
of the large Monday audience in convincing
l hr- plavers thut. their bright lltle playlet
had won success. Maymo Remington and
her Bungle Boo Loo Rallies scored strongly
In one of tho best offerings In Its way : Ne-
vlns and Arnold appeared In a ucat singing
nnd dancing specialty, the Orpheus Comedy
Four sustained a prominent place on, the
schedule lu good shape. Rapnll proved to- bo
n deft Juggler. James F. McDonald sang ac-
ceptably, Fisher and Wacker, Tyrolean
coinlnues, hold over this week ; the Tanakas
made new friends In their neat specialty,
and the American vltagrnph showed a now
series of Interesting views. ; •

Victoria Theatre (Oscar Hammersteln,
manager!. — Tho bill weel; of Feb. 8 names:
Wllllnm« nnd Tucker, James Richmond fllen-
roy, Glllett's musical dogs, the Three Du-
monds, Stelllng nnd Rpvelle, the Three Crane
Brothers, tho Flettry Trio, Scrra and Belle
Rosa, Sunn and Rawbarri, the Ford. Slaters,

i,,,-,it, oiviiii ml, I jiv^ivniu, iiiv rum .~iic

Norn Bayes. nnd -the French Brothers.
WaUack'a (Mrs. Thbo. Moss, manager).,...- ifnftaen Theatre (Henry B. Hnrrls, tnap-
— "TIi«t.. Count;. ^ChalrojaVr enttred jtl agwJ.-^obe^t.EdesOB.^InT'yijnsoa'a FQUfk' 1

Sawyer, James Thatcher; Zokell Pettenglll,
George S. Lockwood; Obadlah Strout, Louis
Hendricks ; Arthur Hastings, Corliss Giles ;
Hiram Maxwell, Charles. Dow Clark; Deacon
Mason, Burton Adams: Abner Stiles, E. H.
Stephens; Bcnonl Hill, P. M., George Averill;
Sam Hill, Hairy Goodwin; Bob Wood, Geo.
H. Thurston; Jltn Cobb. H. R. Donaldson;
BUI Cobb, Andrew Uall; Llndy Putnam,
Virginia Russell; Alice Pettcnglll,' Hclaine
H.idley : Mrs. Hepslbah Putnam, Sabra De
Shon ; Mnndy Skinner, Gertrude A. llowe ;
Huldy Mason, Virginia Bee<;h ; Tilly James,
Ada Pugh ; Samanthy Green. Gertrude Au-
garde: Aire. Crowley, Lea Reinonde; Mrs.
Hawkins, Kathryn Vila.

Miner's Bowory Theatre (Edwin D.
Miner, manager). — W. B. Watson's Ameri-
can • Burlesgucrs gave satisfactory perform-
ances Monday, 8. "General Krausemeycr's
Social" and "A Pleasant Evening" were the
iinscmblc numbers, In which Jeanetie Dupre
-nnd Billy W. Watson were Been to advantage,
with the other members of the company also
In aultuble roles. The list of specialties In-
cluded: Paul and Arthur (Musical) Bells,
Henrietta Wheeler nnd ltena Wasbburne, In
o lively sister act: the Dancing Mitchells, a
clever palv of cake wolkers and wU'rlers ;
the Sisters Batcheler, singers and dancers,
and McFarland and Murray, in comedy songs
and dnncee. Next week, the Bon Tons.

London Theatre (James II. Curtln, man-
ager). — The Transatlantic Burlesquers are
here this week with an excellent programme.
The flrst part, entitled "Two Hot Nlglits,"
is fnll of actlob, and the patriotic finale
secured n rousing encore. Ben Jansen, paro-
dy singer ; Josie Kine and Phil Gotthold, in
tnclr lively sketch, "A Medical Discovery,"
Flortmctt Swectmnn and the lady frogs, the
Farrelle-Taylor Trio, In "The Minstrel Man,"
for which they ,.were . liberally applauded ;
Cnrroelita L'Arcos, and Joale and Willie
Barrows made up a fine olio. Friday night
Is scheduled for amateur night Next week,
the Thoroughbreds;

Huber's Mnacam (John n. Anderson,
manager). — The usual crowd of visitors con-
tinue to pass the portals of this popular re-
sort, ana during exhibition hours there is
almost a ceaseless throng of patrons Incom-
ing and outgoing through Its doors. This
week nearly un entire change is noted Id
tho cnrlo hall attractions, and the list In-
cludes: Amy, eword nwallower; Wyoming
Jack and Nell, expert rifle shots; William
Doss, telescope man; Countess Sidonlc,
needlo queen : De Bonnalre's l'unch nnd
Judy : Prof. Rocthy, magic, and Capt Aus-
tin, midget policeman.

New York Theatre (Klaw & Erlanger.
managers). — Chauncey Olcott, In "Terence,"
begnn bis sixth week and last fortnight
Feb. 8.

Prlneesn Theatre (Sam S. Shubert. man-
ager). — Kvrlc Bcllew's successful run nt this
house, in 'Raffles." was brought to an abrupt
close on Feb. 4, because of tho closing of the
house on that date, by order of tho mayor.
Mr. Bel lew and bis company ore on the road
this wee*, and the city engagement of
"Raffles", wilt be resumed next Monday, Feb.
15, at tho Savoy Theatre.

Mew Amsterdam Theatre (Klaw & Er-
langer. managers). — "Mother Goose" began
Its eleventh week Feb. 8.

Mnjestle Theatre (George H. Nlcolal,
general manager). — "Bnhes In Toyland" com-
menced Its eighteenth week Feb. 8.

Criterion Theatre (Charles Frohmnn,
manager). — Virginia Hamed, In "The Light
that-Lles In Woman's Eyes." began her Itilrd
nnd Inst week Feb. 8. Eleanor Robson, In
"Merely M«rr Ann,: 1 - follows, opening Feb. 15;

EMMi (?lsra S, A Lee Shubert.. tcana-
fw»i [.-t'*An> jfogl'Sll p*'By4 vommtncadfJta

Proctor's Twenty-third Street The-
atre (J. Austin Fynes, general manager).—
1 hl3 week the headllners are John C. Rice
and Sally Cohen, who have again taken up
the vaudeville end of the amusement pro-
viding business. They' kept a SmmAn
audience on Feb. 8 on the Jump In the mat-
ter of laughter with "Our Honeymoon, a
skit which had plenty^ of bright lfnes and a
'ood move on It in the matter of "action,
loth principals In its Interpretation scored
ill their comedy points well, and the result
was oleaslng all around. OBrlen and
Tllvel brouiSt forth the Will M. Cressy
rketch, "Ticks and Clicks," and aroused a
storm of applause. Tommy O'Brien s clever
acrobatic work, and Clara Havel's excellent
efforts, were voted the genuine article, If
their reception meant anything. A novcltv
In animal training was presented by Barnes
animal actors, which had many points of
merit, emplovlng ponle3, dogs, monkeys, and
a mountain lion. T, Nelson Downs performed
his downright Interesting series of tricks
with cards and coins, and Crawford and
Manning won marked approval for their, ec-
centric black face singing and dancing spe-
cialty. Others were: The LynnB, In their
entertaining kid specialty, "Cousin Sammy ; '
Moran and Markey, Irish comedians; Reed
nnd Shaw, muscular development act; John
TIIl's marionettes, Zara and Stetson, baton
Jugglers and gun spinners ; Dorothy Ken-
ton, banjoist ; fiddle De Voe, acrobatic tramp
comedian, and Hayward and Hayward, com-
edy singing and dancing. The kalatecbno-
scope continues.

Dewey Theatre (Sullivan & Kraus, man-
agers). — Judging by the crowds which flocked
to tbis house Feb. 8, there was a manifest
, intention on the part of the Dewey patrons
to give L. Lawrence Weber's Parisian
Widows Co: 'a royal welcome upon Its first
visit to this city this season. Long before
the curtain rose upon the first skit every
seat was filled, and expectation was rife as
to what the new company would offer to sus-
tain the excellent reputation of those which
had appeared here under Mr. Weber's man-
agement. Comparisons were soon forgotten,
however, and the bright and lively farce of
"Roses and Onions, which fairly scintil-
lates with comedy lines, and Is musically
as clover as anything seen here this season,
had completely won Its way, and placed the
company upon that surest of pedestals — pub-
lic favor. Following Is' the cast : Conan Graff,
Bert Leslie; Moule Snaregrader, Ben Cook;
Izzle Cohan, Thomas Humphrey ; Al Mooney,
Frank GLrard; I. Stealsome, Lester Pike;
General Disaster. James Simpson ; The
Widow, Marie Richmond; Mi's. Snaregrader,
Flora Simpson ; Delia Card, Madeline Franks ;
I Nu I N,u, Anna Peyser ; Miss Tulip, Edith
De Long; Mis3 Geranlwm, Dot Walker; MUs
Sunflower, L. Jacobs ; Miss Bntteronj), Miss
Hamilton : Miss Daisy, Amelia Woods ; Miss
Pansy, Lizzie Evans; Miss Fachia, Loretta
Marshall; Miss Rose, May Pike; Miss Vio-
let, Margaret Koster: Miss Poppy, Ada Kra-
vln ; Bliss Morning Glory, Jennie Anion. This
company carries a capital olio of specialties,
In- which the following appeared ; Anna Pey-
ser, a petite soubrette; James Simpson, In
drum and xylophone numbers, who was
obliged to do a single act, as Flora Simpson,
through Illness, was unable to appear on
Monday ; ■ the Bison City Quartet, accom-
plished vocalists; Bert Leslie, Marie Rich-
mond and Co., In a roaring comedietta, "Ho-
gan's Visit," and the pleasing ballad singer,
i'has. Falke. The long and entertaining pro-
gramme was brought to a close by the en-
fire company presenting "The Widows at
Sea," and a Jolly good programme it was.
Executive staff for L. Lawrence Weber: L.
L. Weber, proprietor ; Chas. Falke, manager ;
Bert Leslie, stage manager; B. W. Harris,
musical director. Next week, -Bcrlbner's Gay
Morning Glories Co.

Keith's Theatre (B. F. Albee, general
manager). — In the excellent bill provided
for the patrons here thiB week "The Girl
with the Auburn Hair" again holds the top
line position In the splendidly staged and
beautiful church choir scone, in which the
selections offered by the singer are of high
class and most Impressive. There are sev-
eral good comedy sketches listed here this
week and prominence Is given to the act of
Dan Crimmins and Rosa Gore, late stars of
"A Warm Match" Co., in a scene from that
musical comedy, during which Miss Gore
did some wonderfully quick and elaborate
changes of costumes. Their reception on
Monday was cordial In the extreme, and they
scored the unqualified success and recogni-
tion their work fully entitled them to. Wal-
ter Le Roy and Florence Clayton. In "Hogan
of. the Hansom," added another link to their
chain of successes In metropolitan vaude-
ville, and comedy was again in evidence in
Frank Gardiner's playlet, "An Idyl of the
Links." With sprightly Lottie Vincent and
Harry Bartlette as assistants, Mr. Gardi-
ner's skit pleased. La Troupe Carmen sur-
prised many In their work upon the wire;
the Maglnloys, aerial gymnasts; Herbert
Lloyd, assisted by Lillian Lllynn, In a comedy
juggling act, were excellent, and Mr. Lloyd
deserves much credit for bis new "props"
and original comedy effects, which are
also new ; Adamlnl and Taylor, musical
net ; Flood Bros., comedy acrobnts ; Louise
. Henry, "The Sal Skinner Gal;" Bros. Otto,
German comedians and songs and dances ;
Bijou Russell, coon songs and dances : the
Snlloquay Bros., bag punchers; the Holds-
worths, musical and dancing act, and the
American -blograph compose the bill for this
week.. .. •

.Pastor's. Theatre (Tony Pastor, mana-
ger). — The bill this week here Includes the
names of performers' who. through frequent
visits, have become well known, and equally
well liked by the patrons of Mr. Pastor's
cozy playhouse. A welcome "hand" generally
greets each performer, applause during their
net Is given unstintedly and with a warmth
. that carries conviction, and there is no the-
atre la this country' whose clientel 1b more
loyal to manager and performers alike than
at Mr. Pastor's theatre. Warren and Blanch-
ard, as "The Comedian and the Singer."
top the bill this week, and right worthily
hold the ^position. As an- extra attraction
Roberts, Ilnyes and Roberts, In their com-
edy sketch, "The. Infant," renewed- old ac-
quaintances and made new friends with
tlielr capitil work; John F. Clark, In his
merry monologue, and with new songs, was
cordially welcomed. We know of no per-
former In his line who has so suddenly, but
Kiirely, gained the vory front rank of monol-
oglstB, a position which he holds to-day
through steady perservorance and talents
properly directed. The bill Includes: Fer-
guson and Benson, In a comedy sketch, In-
troducing Miss Beeson's expert soft shoe
dancing; Senile and Violet Allen, In a
lirieht comedy aklt, "The Sign Painter,"
Introduced a deal of new material, and their
act scored strongly, as It Justly deserved
all. the laughs and applause granted to It ;
Three Rio tiros., athletes : James and Sadie
Leonard, In "The Wrong Tip;" Howley and
Leslie, "The Soubrette nnd the Dancing
Roy :" Hnrry Demonlo nnd Minnie Belle, in
their original specialty : Marlon and Pearl,
ncroballe comedians : Gregory and Llnd.
club and boon manipulators ; Antrim and
Peters, In "A Meal Under Difficulties :"
Digging and Phelps, singing and talking act,
oud the American vltagrnph.

Madlaon Sqnare Theatre (Sam S. &
lee Shubert, managers). — "The Secret of
rollchlnelle." the first success which this
house has nnd In some time, was compelled
to end It* run abruptly on Feb. 4, becanBO
of the order of the mnvor which closed the
house on that dale. The play's New York
engagement will 'be resumed on Feb. IB, at
the Uunlen Theatre.

- -. New Lveentu Theatre (Dnnlel Froh-
^B«n, manager) .— William Gillette, ' In • "The
Adairable ri cbton," opened his thirteenth.

Grand Opera House (John H. Springer
manager). — This fcomse was one of the six
city playhouses ordered closed by the Mayor
on Thursday night, Feb. .4. Manager Spiln'gnr
kept his house open on thut night, cloaln:
his gall«ry. But <»x tho following night ?
the house was closed, and "The Earl of p'awi
tucket," the attraction playing there, lost
.the last three performances of the week.' "A
Chinese Honeymoon", was .announced as this
week's bill.

Garrlck Theatre (Charles Frohman.
manager). — Annie Russell, in "The Vounittc
Mrs. Purling," entered - on her third week
Feb. 8.. . .

savoy Theatre (Prank McKee, mana-
ger).— Robert Hllllard, In "That Man aud
I," entered on his third and last week Feu
o. Kyrle Bellew, In "Raffles," opens an en-
gagement here Feb. US. resuming the run cut
short by the closing of the Princess Theatre

Manhattan Tneatre (Harrison Qr»v
Flake, manager).— '"Eho Virginian" enteral
on' Its sixth week Feb. 8. '

i>iii>'» M'heutre (Daniel Frohman, man-
ager). — Virginia Eari, In "Sergeant Kluv-
opened her fourth and last week Feb "8
"Ulltterlng Gloria" follows 15. '

Belasco Theatre (David Belasco, mana-
ger). — Henrietta Crosman, In "Sweet Kim
Uellalrs," entered upon her tenth week
Feb. 8.

Academy of Music (Gllmore & Tomp-
kins, manugers;. — "Checkers," with Thos
W; Ross, began Its third week and last fort'
night Feb. 8.

A thbatwcal sale will be conducted at
tho Knickerbocker Art Galleries, No. 7 West.
Twenty-ninth Street, during the week begin-
ning Feb. 15, when the arms, armor, pictures
costumes, furniture, draperies and other the-
atrical properties used by the late Lester
Wallack and bis associates in the series of
notable plays produced at the various Wal-
lack theatres will be offered. These effects
have been removed for the sale from the
property room of Wallack's Theatre. There
were some of Mr. Wallack's possessions sold
at auction soon after his death, but the pres-
ent sale Includes the strictly theatrical ef-
fects used by him in "Rosedale." "The Vet-
eran," "The School for Scandal" and other
plays.

"A Dort's Hodsb" was given a special
production matinee of Tuesaay, Feb. 2, at
the Manhattan Theatre, by France Hamil-
ton and a company gathered for this single
production. Miss Hamilton, who Is a young
aspirant for . honors In the dramatic field,
played Nora with sincerity, and gave evi-
dence of having devoted conscientious study
to the role In the effort to make her concep-
tion of it forceful and appealing. She was
interesting at times, but did not carry the
portrayal to the point of success which she
was aiming to attain.' Her work, however,
was given warm applause by a large audi-
ence, and her dancing was very well done.
The supporting company wa3 In the main
capable. The caBt : Nils Krogstad, John E.
Kellerd ; Dr. Rank, Albert Brualng : Thorval
Helmer, Henry Weaver; Porter, George S.
Stevens : Mrs. Linden, Mrs. Viola Fortoscue ;
Annie, Fannie Louise Burt: Iv'ar, Dorothy
Virginia Mayer; Bob, Ariel Klngsley ; Emmie.
Wesley AUelne; Ellen, Adelaide Alexander:
Nora, France Hamilton.

The sixth matinee bt the Senioks of
the american academt o? dramatic arts

AND THE liJirlHB THEATRE DRAMATIC SCBOOi,

was given at the Empire Theatre, matinee of
Thursday, Feb. 4.. Four, plays were, given,
and the students acquitted themselves .most
creditably. In "The Stronger," by August
Strlndberg, Zara Anderson and Marjorle But-
ler were capable. In "Conscience,'' a drama
In two acta, adapted from the Italian of
Frederlco Marlnnl, by David Drummond, the
leading roles were taken by Katherlne Boyce,
Marlon Sherwood, n. G. Hovscplaai, Honry
Bayard, Robert H. Booth and S. L. Richard-
son. Poole's "Simpson & Co." was played
by the Misses iSherwood, Wood and Bruener
nnd Messrs. Fullbnrt, Bnrkhardt, Booth and
Grecnwell. and in "Double or Quits," by B.
a. Family, Marlon Lorne, -Elizabeth Brock,
Georgo W. Haley, Robert H. Booth and Wil-
liam Lambert appeared.

Charles Frohman has arranged to con-
tinue Virginia Harned In the present produc-
tion of E. H. Sothern's comedy, "The Light
that Lies in Woman's' Eyes," for the entire
present season. Miss • Harned will, there-
fore, not be, seen in this city In a new play
until next season. Her engagement at the
Criterion will close Saturday, Feb. 13, and
the following Monday she will begin her
tour of the principal cities. On Mon-
day evening, Feb. 15, Eleanor Robson will
move from the Garden Theatre to the Cri-
terion, where she will continue to present
"Merely Mary Ann."

Forbp.s Robertson will play "Hamlet" for
two weeks, beginning March 7, under the
management of Klaw & Erlanger, at the
Knickerbocker Theatre. At the conclusion
of this engagement Mr. Robertson, Gertrude
Elliott ana other members of their company
will sail for England.

The run of "The Medal and the Maid"
will be brought to an end at the Broadway
Theatre on Fob. 'JO. It will then be taken
to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Bos-
ton and other large cities. Henry W. Savage
will bring "The Yankee-' Cotasul" to the
Broadway, opening Washington's- Birthday.

The theatrical, effects of Lester Wal-
lack and his stock company will lie sold Feb.
17, at the Knickerbocker Art Galleries, 7
West Twenty-ninth Street. ' The collection
will be placed on .view Saturday, Feb.- 13. ;

Hfjinrich Conried announces that he will
give a special matinee performance of "Par-
sifal" on Washington's Birthday. The cur-
tain will rise at 11.30 In the forenoon.

■Wright Lorimer, -who Is to make bis first
New York appearance, in "The Shepherd
King," at the New York Theatre, April 4,
has engaged the following players, who will
continue members ot bis company: May
Buckley, Dorothy Rossmore, Chnr)es .Kent.
Edward Mackay, Edmund Breese, Harold
Hartsell, Florence - Gerald, Margaret Hay-
ward, Marian Ward, ' Ethelbert Halesj Wll :
Ham Frederic, Preston Kendall, Charles R-
Gilbert, Edward Earle, William Balfour,
Charles.. H. Martin, John Wheeler; Frank-
Walsh, John O'Meara, Angela Ogden and
Marian Frederic. Walter Clarke Bellows has
been engaged as .stage, director; and F.. C.
Butler as stage manager,' '

Cosmos Gohboit Lennox, husband of Marie
Tempest, and the author of her success, "The
Marriage of Kitty." is wrltlnga one act play
specially for the Actors' Fund benefit, which
tnkes place at the New York Theatre on
March 1.

"The Triumph or Love," with which Mar-
tha Morton Con helm won the Theatre. Uaga-
tine -prize in competition with about Bun
other plays, was produced at a special mati-
nee at tho Criterion Theatre on -Monday, Fen.
P. It is a four act play, and proved very talky.
bringing to view little wqrthy of commenda-
I Ion. Carlotta Nlllson won a conspicuous suc-
cess for her natural methods lb the portrayal
of a leading role, and Minna Gatc-Hayoes nltn
Hcored emphatically, The cast ; Leaorc Ev-
orard, Minna Galc-Haynca ; Miriam Selwyn,
rarlorta Nlllson: Mrs. 'Tyrrell. Grace Fllklns;
Mrs. Grace Forrester Grace Hoyer: Mrs. Sel-
wyn. iBabel Waldron; Mrs. Larkin, Victoria
AtMl3on; Mrs. Leroy, Louise Delmar; Miss
Adelaide Thompson, Marlon Fairfax: Joyce,
Davenport Seymour : Colonel Deerlng, WH-
llftin ' Harconrt ; Noah Quale, Maclyn Ar-
buckle: A. Balthasar Kvornrd, F. F. Mackay :
Hector Forrester. Robert Whlttlcr; Tom But-
t-on, Sydney Rico: Dr. Belwyn. George
Packus: Mr, Tvrrell. Douglas 3. Wood ; Mr.
FlBh, Harold Howard; Mr. Livingston, Mal-
colm Duncan:.- Mr. Wendell, W. .1. MoNees;
Mr. Larkin. Edward Earle; Mr. Jordan. R,
R/Ne1ll:Mr. Webster. Henry Conklin : Mr.
• Adams, Royal Dana Tracy ; Mr. Wostow,
Bennett 'PhelRn ; Mr. Canning, Dudley B,

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#fiBStJA&Y 13.

Adnnilo Gh*den (W. Kramer's Boos,
«,nrnszcr9)-— Mile. Salora, In her transforma-
K^ovelty act; Barr and EvanB, the coin-
28? too I BldOfa, the juggler; Joe Helman
«i Mildred Franklin, In "A Matrimonial
A^»nc\ •" Nevada. Foirrlngton, vocalist, and
85 , Elite Lady Orchestra axe the attrac-
tions for this week. Special programmes
Km been arranged for Lincoln's Birthday.

Herald 8iiunre Theatre (Charles Froh-
Jn manager)-— "The Girl from Kay's" Is

« in Its fifteenth week.

Theatre (Charles Frohman, man-

THIG NEW YOIK CLEPPIIR.

$221

Sullivan & Kraus*
attraction this week. .
reviewed In these columns before. "The thea-
tre occupies four lots on One Hundred and

E"'

Garden

'"■ ;anor
inn,- entered, upon
we i»k here l"«b. ;8.
Chlnelle" follows 15, resuming the success

B „.) — lilearior Uohson, In "Merely Mary
»..n "' entered ■ upon her seventh and last
gS here. Feb. ;8: "The Segret of Poll-

nil run which was Interruptedly the sudden
dosing of the. Madison Square Theatre.

Vmalre Theatre (Charles frohman, man-
o0 r r — •The Other Girl" opened Its third
S5t at this house Feb. 8. , .

* Uronaway Theatre (A. W. Dingwall,
™™neer) —•'The Medal and the Maid" began
K fifth week and last fortnight ' Feb. 8.
vonzla Calne replaced Jeannette Lowrie, .as
Miss Ventnor, ,'tlin schoolmistress, matinee
of Feb. 8. ' '

fcarleta>-iat the Harlem Opera House
(Alex Lltchensteln, manager).— Mary Man-
nSrine In "Harriet's Honeymoon," should
Sn profitable engagement, as the house
,, W oll Ailed Feb. a and the advance sale
III reported as a good one. Next week,
William Faversbam, in "Lord and Lady

A '^Vest End Tmeatrb (George A. Blwnen-
*hkl manager).— James K. Hackett nre-
sen M hereTevening of Feb. 8, for the first
time in 15* .M City, George H.Broad-
,iiNt'3 four act satirical romantic fantasy,
-The Orowxt Prince *■ which first saw the
llibt at the Court Square Theatre, Spring-
field Mass., oft Dec. 25 last As Mr. Broad-
l.urs't bas labeled his play a satire, a license
"o- wield a pen which occasionally turns out

tesnue. •■ Mir. Hackett referred In a cur-
tain speech to a production made, here
vears ago .of a. clever (satire, and ex-
presses the hope that in Mr. Broad-
hdr«t's play a worthy composition on the
MM order would be found. With this duly
impressed upon the mind of the auditor,
considerable humor is to be found In the
heroics' Of the play, and as there Is a rather
nretty lOve story to claim attention, some
good comedy and entertaining dialogue, a
success was scored by play and star. The
fourth and last act held the Interest re-
markably well, and the action was well
sustained until the final curtain, which Is
a state of affairs well worthy of comment.
Its story tells of how Robert, crown
Brlnce of .Morflntla, meets Cecelia, queen
S Khodoland. at a ball, and though they
have been betrothed since their early
childhood, they have never seen each other,
and. still In the dark as to each others
iaentitv, they fall In love at first sight It
then transpires that the Duke of Burnell, of
Khodoland, Is Implicated In schemes to kill
Robert and ascend the throne of Morunlla,
and he secures possession of valuable papers
giving ,plan& Of Morantla's defences. Robert
turns highwayman, holds up the duke, takes
the papers away from him, and being seen
bv the queen In this high handed act is
immediately suspected by her as being an or-
dinary brigand. But finally, after many
trifels, In which the queen aids him on several
occasions, Robert at length convinces ber
that he is the crown prince, and Is In turn
brought to realize that she Is queen, the
usual happy ending then being in order.
Mr. Hackett, whose most conspicuous suc-
cesses havo beeh made In costume parts, ap-
peared to splendid advantage In the leading
role, and did some very good comedy work,
as well as scoring In the more strenuous
situations. He never ranted, having pitched
his voice to a subdued key, and his
acting was particularly good where a com-
edy scene fell, to his lot. Chflj-lotte Walker,
In a Juliet costume, made a dfttnty, girlish
heroine, and played with charming In-

own company, la the Charles B. Blaney and Howard Hall's melo-
Tbls company has been drama, "The Child Slaves of New York"
opened, to n large audience, night of 8. The
play is full of heart Interest and interest-
ing situations. Good business last week.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" next.

Theatric USMCa (Frank B. Carr, mana-
ger). — The Spider and the Fly, and London
'Jaloty Girls Extravaganza furnish this
w-ik's amramMl. The opening house, S,
was well filled. The olio: Clnra Adams and
Iluth Gnrnol, Cftrn»y and Flynn, Mile. r>
Ome, All»n and Deimain, Jolson Hrotheis.
J.«j Pnrdello. wrestler. The burlesques pre-
sented are "Her First Night: nut" and "Her
■Fltst Night. In." Good business last week,
rmnlng next, Jos. Barnes' Dainty Pareo IX
Lvoeitm (Louis Phillips, manager). — Emma
Roll is seen this week as Maslova, In "Re-
surrection," and Mr. Holden plays the Prince.
A big aud'encc wss present at the opening
performance. 8. Good business last week.

Notes. — Paytoa's Fulton Street house,
which has been under his management for the
past three seasons as a stock house, bas
changed Its name and bill again- Frank i.
Kcenev, who conducts a billiard parlor In the
lower ssctl<-n of this borough, has leased the
house tfor a term of three years, and it is to
he run as a high class vaudeville house, at
.popular prices. The house Is to be known as
the Vaudeville, and Will present its initial
bill Feb. Id, with such favorites as : St. john
and I* Fovro, Maud Kennedy, Hocy, Fields
nnd Elliott, late of Payton's Stork Co. ;
Shorty and Lillian De Witt, II. V. Fitz-
gerald, Meredith Sisters, Hocy and Lee, the
Four RInnos, and the vltngrapb. Mr. Kconey
will be the manager, and Gus Bernard will
net as his business manager. Thore are few
changes to be made In the house, as extcnslvo
alterations were made during the Summer
by Ooxse Payton. The house seats about
1,400. .... .Corse Pay ton Is to resume work

with his road coaiedy co. again. He. opens
with the company Feb. 8. This la Mor. Pay-
ton's first departure from Brooklyn for a long
time. Since he opened his Lee Avenue house
he bas at various times filled eogagaments
that called him away for a week, and he was
tilwavs given a b!g reception on his return

home Manager Will McAllster, of the

liljou Theatre, is rapidly in>.pmving from
Ms attack erf appendicitis.
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Empirii THBATM.-Cle»w vaudeville, ill- Mkrgaret Date Own, MMH^M^[
udlng Boyle and Lewis, eccentric cpawdl- Bowman, , Adele Chirk, .Una K'tehun.- Law-

Twenty-fifth Street,, running through to One
Hundred and Twenty-slxth Street, making
the plot &nx200. The building Is sevonty-
two feet wide. There are two balconies, and
the seating capacity Is sixteen hundred. A
lobby thirty-two feet, wide leads to th» audi-
mtlum, the balcony nelng reached hv a
marhlo stairway ten feet wide. The lobby
is, in cream white and gold, and It crossed
by transvetsed rows of lights. There arc
four proscenium boxes. The stage Is fifty
feet wide and thirty-five feet deep. There
are no flies, all the work being don* from the
stage. While not entirely completed, the
theatre presented a pleasing aspect 8, nnd
oil arrangements have been made for the
comfort, of the patrons. The prices range
from 25 cents to one dollar, and there will
oi intlnees every afternoon. Several floral
offings were displayed in the vestibule
from friends of the management, with suit-
able inscriptions wlshinz them success. The
executive staff is as 'follows: George J.
Kraus, manager ; Samuel Kraus, treasurer ;
Max Furzman, leader of orchestra, and John
J. McSonley, stage manager. Next week, the
World Beaters.

Olympic (Thos. W. Valentine, manager).
■ — Smart & Wlllams' Octoroons Is the attrac-
tion for this week, and, considering the op-
position of a new house, their opening 8,
was a good one. The show is deserving of
patronage

OJtritEiFM (Dr. Leo Sommers, manager).—
Business continues good. This week's hill :
Lottie Gllson and Billy nirt, Gilbert Sa-
rony, Four Laredos, Fuller and Rose, Rae
nnd Benedetto, the Vedroars, Mildred Han-
son, and Robert Owens.

eluding Boyle _

«ns, »nd good moving pictures, Jan. 25-30.
Savot Thbatrb. — The stock company gave
— '0»ty

excellent performances of
grammes 25-30.

pro-

St. Joan. — At the Opera House (A. 0.
Skinner, manngert.— The Dalle; Stork C<\
gave n very pleasing performance of •• Hu-
man Hearts" Jan. 28-80, to good business.
It opened Its seventh week Feb. 1, with a ,„"),
fine production of "Northern Lights," to a Mo(
big house. The company received numerous
nirtnln calls. The bill for 4-8 was "'Sweet
f.aivnder;" "Tennessee's Vardner" 8-10.

.Yobk Tubatrs:. — "Yeoman of the Guard"
will be presented by local talent, under the
direction of A Chlpmnn Ritchie, 11-13.

Notes.— W. R- Dailey and wife (nee May
Nannarv) arrived In the city 3. Mr. Dailey
is proprietor of the Dailey Stock Co., and
wilt make bl3 first appearance in "Tennessee's

Fardner." Mrs. E. L. Brass arrived in

the city 3, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. .J. D. Landry. .

rehce Wakefield, H. 6. Sstockej, Oscar Gra-
ham and Harry Corson Clarke.

■Standard Thbatwb (Alvldo iXasserrj,
managers). — Business has been ttty »ofid
People 1-6: Franclsca Crlno, Etta Howitd
L»nolrs, George nnd Laura; the Ellsworths,
Melton Twin Blators, May Von Colton,
Kttohl and Richards, Pearl Gllmore, ■'Maud
Grayson. Fay Drimar, Ntceila, Wm. Mllnt)<\
Agnes Gloln, Ernest RaJlny, Clarenofl Rnn-
*-in, Tom Kelly, John B. Clark, and tb«

oores. !..•••■ '■;

Brooklyn. — At the Montauk (Isabel Slnn<
Hecht, manager). — Richard Mansfield pre-
sents "Old Heidelberg" Feb. 8-13. A big
audience gave the star a big reception. The
company Is a large one, ana splendid acting
Is witnessed. Elective scenery Is displayed.
"A Chinese Honeymoon" last week did n big
business. "The Earl of Pawtucket" 15-20.

Grand Opera Housb (Lew Parker, man-
ager). — "A Midnight Marriage," a melo-
drama with sensational episodes, as well as
plenty of comedy, met with favor with the
audience 8. Florence Bindley, who Is r pop-
ular player. of this borough, is seen in the
stellar role, and wins applause for her work.
"Our New Minister" did excellent business
last week. Next week, Ralph Stuart, In "By
Right of Sword."

Pabk Theatre (Nick Norton, manager).
— The policy of thi3 house 13 to present
melodramas of the most Interesting nature

SEW YOBK STATR.

Quebec— At th* Auditorium Theatre (A.
J. Small, manager). — William Bonellt, In "A
Stan of the World," was a welcome treat.
Feb. 1, for three nights and matinee. Mr.
Bonelll will be welcomed back at- any time.
He has. won the support of our theatregolng.
people, and the big business that he played
to urns well deserved. England's moving
pictures of Indoor circus came as n novel
attraction 4-0, to large audiences.

Jacques Cartier Ham. t Louis Berun,
tnansger). — M. Frnd, In "L'Aiglon," was the
drawing card for week ending fi. The piece
W6.S. well staged and the cast strong, and
large audiences prevailed
. l '

w innlpe*_- At the -Winnipeg Theatre
f Chats. C Lindsay, manager). — ''Foxy Grand-
pa" rinsed a Very successful three nights'
engagement Jan. 28, playing to very large
business, and giving the best of satisfaction

The. Bnstnnlnjis came 20' '
"The Serenade" and "Robin
'tendunop was large.

Bftsh," Feb. 1-8, and business was of tho
Iwst. J. H. Stoddart and Reuben Fax am
Joint stars. Dan Sully 8, 0, Rojs •''rcellA
ShM Opera Go. 10-14.

best of satisfaction. ma3cot mhuatrb \j. j. jucca

20: 80, presenting managers).— -Week of Feb. 1 bus

bin Hood.' r The at- tlnued fairly good, with Irene Wi

•The Bonnie Brier La Var, Grace Lester, Wllflftw

Bnflalo. — At the Star Theatre (J. R.
Stirling, manager). — Ezra Kendall pays a
seoonrl visit Feb. 8-10, In 'The Vinegar
Buyer." Maude Adams, In "The Pretty Sis-
ter of Jo«e," 11-18 (no matinee). Francis
Wilson, In "Drminle," JC-17. With two
splendid attractions la3t week business was
bnt fair, owing to the almost Impassable

St. Cn Oiarlnra. — At tho Graud Opera
House (Chas. H "
Southern- Skies'
nacity of: the .

h good advsniw sale 5. G. F. Hall, In "The
Ragged Hero," lit

For tho second time this season the patrons row»tfonj » f ,*52jS^S?JS^lSi in— Vnnrv
witnessed "A Desperate Chance" 8. "The the wintry elements. Mario C illh.ln

OREGON.

White Slave" last week crowded the house.
•'If Women Were Men" to follow.

Colombia (Dave A. Wels, manager). —
Herrmann, the magician, this week. Be pre-
sents an nnusnRl list of astonishing tricks,
Including bl3 latest sensations, "Tho Bride
Elect" and "The Queen of Flame." Excel-
lent business ruled last week. "M'llss" next
week. ■ ...

Bwoti (Will McAllster, manager).— Mrs.
Spooner celebrates her third anniversary
here this week. She presents the pretty
melodrama, "The World Against ner." Splen-
did work Is contributed by Edna May
Spooner, in the role of Madge Carlton, and
Mr. Phillips, as James Carlton, while the
remainder of the company are well placed.
Cecil Spooner and Harold Kennedy made
good a3 proprietors of a Punch and Judy
show. Mrs. Spooner In the past three
years has made a great reputation for her-
self in stock work. She has in each
year advanced and strengthened her com-
pany, so that she Is capable of producing
plays of any kind. Since her arrival here
there have been produced, under her per-
sonal supervision, twelve new plays, each one
scoring a success. During the performance
this week the usual specialties are Intro-
duced. "The Captain's Mate" last week
was a record breaker. To follow, "Bonnie

Portland. — At the Marouam Grand (Cal-
vin Helllg, manager). — "Happy Hooligan"
<lld fair business Jan. 25, 20. Alberta Galla-
tin did fair business 27, 28, with "Ghosts."
A big house was present 21), on the occasion
of' the benefit for v. B. O. E. Lodge 142,
under the direction of Leo Cooper. The
participants were local people, and the per-
formance was an artistic success. The
Je<-k Thbatrb (Stirling & Cornell, man- .Fatal Wedding" Feb. 1, 2, the Baker Thea-
agers). — The eagerly anticipated engagement tre Stock Co. 3, 4, in ''Charley's Annt,"
of the Castle Square Opera Co. begins 8, and "The Devil's Auction" 5. 0.
in "Othello," nnd lasts a fortnight Herr- Cordray'h Theatrb (Cordroy & Russell,
mann, the magician, delighted excellent sized .manogersL — 'Mickey Fin' "
audiences In his feats of magic last week, houses Jan. 31

Brown," proved charming Indeed, and the
pretty ooera attracted Ita quota of the trade,
while Henry Miller, In his delightful new pro-
duction of "Man Proposes," a comedy Involv-
ing the exploits of two English brothers, ce-
monted the admiration of his local followers.
Managers ChSTles Frohman and J. M. Fedrls
have left nothing undone In the cast and
staging.
Tl

The mantle of his famous uncle seems to
have been transferred to a worthy sue-

rpwsor

Acadejii Theatrb (Stirling & Cornell,
managers). — "When Women Love" will be
explained this week. "Deserted at the Al-
tar' occurs J&-20. "On the Bridge at Mid-
night" waB well acted. Theatrical Protec-
tive Union, has n big benefit 7, with ten

'Convention Ham, (Henry L. Meech, man.
agr-D.—A cecillan Recital took place 8,
t'arrie Bridewell, Franc. L. Orannls and Hu-
bert O. Fox appearing. '
last concert, 6, was falrl

Inn" had two big
'Lost River" did good busl-

and "Maloney'B Welding" did
The Je3slo Shirley Co.

Victor Herbert's
rly successful.

played wltn cnarmios m- jna - •»«
genuousness and splendid effect throughout. Scotland.
Joseph Brennan, as the duke, did capital
work, and Brtghom Royce also tallied a suc-
cess to His credit Margaret Robinson
proved worthy .of being singled out for par-
ticular tnentlon, and Minnie Monk and Grace

X ws| aV gU^ib^l d t a%ri fl 1 i"too«lsJ : v C e l^f^To^f^^i^^
l^.E. 1^ Duanesnd _James See- and the Kettle Others are Charles^^.

Lyceum Theatrb (J. Langhlln, manager). Jessie frbore,' tho American Mostiope.
"The Stain of Guilt" tbls week, "The VII- Park Theatre (Frank Monro*, ma

ness 24-27,

hie business 28-30.

wfll present "The Blue Grass of Old Ken-

tueky** Feb. 7-10, and "Dorris" 11-13. "One

Night In June" comes 14.

Baker's TintATRa (George Li- Baker, mnn-
oger).— Pollard's LUlputlan Opera Co. hart
S. R. O. nt both performances Jan. 81. The
enttagement Is for one week. The Baiter
Theatre Stock Co. did good business week
of 24, In "A Celebrated Cnae." Tho company
returns Feb, 7, presenting "Jsne."

Aucadfi THBA'jnr. (8.- Morton Conn, man-
ager!.— Stoddard and Leslie, Turner and
Lester, _I>uolla ..Cross, tbe Great Raymond,

manager).

Orpheom (Percy G. Williams, manager). pl » tnreg ^^ a 'f P atnre- Sundays and a weekly

—Marie Dressier, and the Walter C. Kelly 5' a ^[ n " * f $2 5 continues. Annie Ward T f-

Company are retained for another week, 2I5 wm B, ..^---- -• ■ - «—• •***■ " ~-
owlng to the success they made last week in
"Sweet Kitty Swell Airs," which Is retained.
Another Important act on the bill 13 Emmet

Italian. — At: the Opera House (Geo.
Amy, manager. — "A Hot Old Time" amused
a fair Mzed nudlence Jan. 2(1. Havarly's
Minstrels SO. Koselln Knott, In. -v When
Knighthood Was In Flower," had, fjilr busi-
ness Feb. 2, with matinee.- "The Storks" 3, 4,
with mallnec; "The Rivals" >;, Louis Morri-
son 8, 9. ■_ • ' ' ■. .

A NBW THEATRE— TAU.T'S 'FtMtl.J THBA-

tre, under the management of T. L. Tally,
opened for 'business Jan. 20. "Ma.Ja, tbe
Mysterious," was greeted with fair business.
The peoale areKtnkand Edyth, and Conors
snd Mitchell, ' ; ^

ANOT|!ER NB# RISORT— Tjtl NOVJtTt

TttFATRD— ^wUl open -for business Feb. 8
(Jako Schwartr, manager).— Ed. L. Weston,
Edw. Marques, Lon Jackson. Ornce Bollinger,
Geo. Bolton nnd Mltte Mae Compton.

Camp Street TttnATkn (Geo. C. Dennlsa,
manager.— Week of Feb. 1 business was good,
l'eopio were: Shadrlck nnd Cn Rose, Chris
Christopher, Elsie Graham, Margeret llnrker,
J no. McMnnara, Len Lnughlln, Thomas nnd
Riley, nnd Amy Gilbert.

11 1 ' •

finlveiton. — At tho Grand Opsra Home
(Fred 0. Wels, manager). — "King Dodo," at
advanced prices, drew a large and well
pleased aadlencs Jan. 29. Jisseph' Jefferson
Jr. and William Jefferson, supported by. a
well balanced company, presented "The Ri-
vals," to « large house, Feb. 1.

Ma3cot Theatrb (J. J. McCabe & Co.,
business con-
West, BpssI*
Jaultby, E(ta
Mnultby, tlodle Gregory, Elale YouhR, M|3»
Theresa, Birdie Varneil, the Great. Bunker.
Alvlo. and J. J. Bowen: thn stock, In a
comedy, called t'The Ladles' Club at Mid-
night.* .. .... " , .

Aait la.— At Hancock's Opera nouse (Geo.
1 Golden, lu
. . house Jon. 20.
Mr. nolden wss greatly appredated. Matl-
noe and night of £7 "When Kolghthood Wni
lh FIower' r drew crowded hoases. Miss Knott
being III, her nnderstndy took the trading
rolo, receiving curtain after curtain «oci

freat applause. Katherlne WJIlnrd, In "Thn
•ower behind the Throne," did good busi-
ness 20. Due; "The rnrUh Priest 1 ' Fob. Id,
Al. Wilson 19, "The Runaways" 2BT V, .
» »»

•WASHINGTON.

Seattle,— At the Grand Opera Home
(John Cort, manager).— Alberta GsJUtln, In
"Gbostfl," Jsn. 3l-FeS. 3 ; the Kilties Band
7-8. ■. ■ ■

' SrATTxr) Theatre (J. P. Howe, manager).
— "Humnn Hearts" Jan. 31-Feb. 4, "The Fa-
tal Wedding" 0, 0, "Are You a Mason r v T«l$.

Third avenue Theatrb j Russell & Drew,
managers). — Week of Jan. 31, Jessie Shirley
Co., In .Rip Van Winkle" and "Caprirfl,
"Mnloney's Wedding" Feb. 7 : 18.

Edison Theatre. — New: SI and Mandy
Kelly, Lombard nros., Cheoowlttn, Clement
Perkins, and klnetoscope pictures.' *• '

Rmpiue Theatre. — New: .flnitb j. Em-
melt. Freeio Bros., O'Dell and Hart, Edward
While, motion pictures. _

Crystal Theatre. — New: The Yertas,
Hnyden and Hartln, Hayes and Wlnchell,
moving plcti)res. . ■

Im rtTiTB THiATOB. — Newt nayden and
Hayden, Four Bragdons, Herbert and Gerard,
moving pictures. ,

A»Ciiw THKATW'— Ii«wi Batatons- dog
and pony circus, Stafford and Stone, Clamagn
nnd North, Karl and De Klmer, Owens and
I* Marr, Lillian Lester, Dorothy Vernon, tbe
La Kolas, Nick Williams. _ "^ „ '

' People's and QeBram TiTEATms.— New :
'fro/and Ward, Carl Cliarles, Tyron, Franks,
Mann and Franks, Rafferty and Dale, Geo.
A. and Mf.ile Bird. Bearls and Gross, Cbeno-
with. Owens and f^ Marr, Lombard Bros.,

H Wilson mnnaser) ■— "tindor .'■"■ ii Itf I WnfOrWTtqpara

i" came Feb - ? Ic Tthe eS.' Walker, mannger) , — Blctard

houl? "Holtv' Toltv" hart "King Dodo,': drew a crowded h(

nouse. -liouy tony nan .. R-ij-.'-.n m ,i v .nnre,- 1

in his acting.

Ky acquitted themselves with credit. The
cast: Robert, James K. Hackett; Carlford,
James Seeley i The Duke of Burnell, Joseph
nrennftnj Captain Selbourne, Brlgham
Royce v Furlontf, E. L. Dnane ; General Mer-
land, Albert Perry ; Lieutenant Bromstead,
Morgan Cotnkfc ; The Prime Minister of Rho-
rtoland, Carl Ahrehdt: A Young Officer, Irvln
Foster ; Servant of the Duchess, Frederick
Nichols ; Cecelia, Charlotte Walker: the
Duches3 at WoWnrton, Minnie Monk; Hilda,
Grace Barber; The Countesn ot Braith-
walte, Margaret Robinson; Yonnc Woman,
frothy HnTamnck.

Metropolis (Henry Rosenberg, manager).
— Robort Mantell presented "The Lights of
Other Days," for the first time In Harlem,
at. this house, 8, and turned hundreds away,
with tho best -advance ■sale In the history
reported, A cordial reception was accorded

Aldrlch, Cole and Johnson, Galettl's mon

■ t r _ »-, . _. - - - - T-|T_ M _™ Tift n«4l^^«T- Hint

keys, the Kltamuras, Wynne WInSlow, Baby J^Jk alld SPPmPf i to satisfy them thorough-
Lund, La Flcur, and the vltagraph. \^ aB \ u
Hvon & Bkhman's (Archie II. Ellis, man- •*• g abpen Thbatrb:— Cnrrent Milt

ager).— Th I this week Is an excel ent t Jgm and Hortoi
oSe. It Is hearted by Senorlta Rosarlo Guer- ™^ nni ^ rorest ^ C has. Sweet, ,U.
original ^pantomimic nnei rajm ^^ Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Es-

r«;r<.>, presenting her

iage Parson" presiding week of 16, Moving — Following Is tho bill for week of Feb", i:

. ' ~.o,.M« m onrt o 1 Vtn ^,3 carr, Lizzie Weller, Jas. ilennessy,

Billy Tann, B. IL Spencer, Edison's moving

ahv, Tn "Shadows of a Great City," re- pictures. . ■• *

celved many plaudits last week. ' Winter Garden (flsky .Barnett, mana-

'Lafayette Thfatrb (Charles M. Bagg, ger).— Swor Bros., Dorothy Dayne, Leslie

manager).— The Brigadier Burlesque Co. pre- Pomeroy, Eva Perl, Lorraine Sisters, Made-

Eldes this week. Bob Manchester's CrackeT n n e Carbonato, Nadlnc Allen, Vic Lewis, ^""Vi^mn'^r,T"»^ne»"Viirt' Porriiitsr'' th<
Jacks will be welcomed next week. Weber's Amellta, Memphis Kennedy, Chas. Brown, ^ e op T T ?, , ^ M ^^ ^nrt LueM«tod
Dainty Duchess Co. drew the customary Andrews and Thompson. Great Elwo od, Geo. W. and Bene M non.

.. .-..-- .v._ . k k. xub'Maisb (A. Shapiro, manager ).— Battle " " '

Ward, Madeline D'Blroy. John Morrison, Jes-
sie Orr, Cora Richmond, Lapltte Josephine,
Dorm Belle Christy.

Fritz's New Thratre (William H. Brown,

manager). — I/;wls Sisters, Beatrice South-

wlck, the Bernards, Mysterious Ctesar, Maud

tbeatren have been dark, Howard. Rons and Campbell, Errol

sketch:enUtT^The;Ros C and the Dagger" ^^^ a ^ Wilson. Several altera

Another Interesting feature is MWJJJ )Jon , j n thls „„,, other theatres have beer

a very clever Juggler. Others are. mary rtnrNl mortc n? the author!!!"*, providing and Gerald, Nelsonla, Seymour and Junius.
In The Meio- BrPRtPr W fcty. ■ Bi.azuiu's Conceut IIali, (Ell B. Davis,

Tacoma— Ai the Taeoma Theatre (Cal-
vin Helllg, •nanngsrl.^I'lorenii) Bob#rt3.
Feb. 1, 2, for thn third time this season
drew pactaO houses.' "rtapho" and "A Coun-
Iry Girl" were put on. 'Tbe Fatal Wed-
ding." 3, had u fair, attendant. "Too
Devil's Auction," 4, hart, a good house. "Are

Hampton and ' company,
drama;" George Reno's Comedians, Cook
and Sonora, Flske nnd McDonoiigh. Alice
Shaw and daughters, and the Yankee Comedy

ir °STAB (E. M. Gotthold, manager).— The
Kentucky Belles are the entertainers this
week. The opening burlesque Is fhe Mar-
riage Trust," and the closing one Is "Down
Whore the Blue Grass Grows.

«»»

CANADA.

.The olio

_i cordial reception was accoraeo "»"f Q l i il n " v ^ imnortant vaudeville acts.
m« ^SrS*- '^ player8 - NClt . WePk '- H °" CO WA«o.V^o'zTc^ Va jw^

cordial

...Stab (Wbj. ; T.
Women Were Men
Will C. Murphy, f
Pavilion,. Atlantic. ^

given for the first time In New York at this
house sfterhoon of 8, to a well filled bouse,
and met .with the full approval of the au-
dience. The play Is well staged ; and cos-
tumed, and the company was fully up to
the standard. There are any number or
Ftirrlng situations In this play, which Is
"ne of the. best of the melodramatic clnss
of production* seen here In many a day.
The cast t, Colonel Hastings, J. H. Hnselton :
Hlchurd- Carlton, Robt. Oalllard; Frederick
Sheldon, , Johd Abbot: .Danny Barnes, R.
Brandon Mitchell 1 -William ■ Booth Anderly,
John Saunders; Barry, William Maussey ;

Amphios (S. H. Cohen, manager).—
- ?°°8% t^we«.^^i , ^S , J^

Montreal.— At the Academy of Music
(W. A, Edwards,- manager). — Forbes Robert-
tlon and Gertrude Elliott, In "Hamlet and-
'The Light That Failed," to big houses, I eb.
.Hi. Herbert Kelcey and; Effive. Shannon,, In
'•Sherlock Holmes," 8-13 ; "A Conntty Girl"

lft pjt6cTOR'3' (H. C. EgertOD,'mawiger).--
R»becca Warren, In "Teas, of the. D Urber-
vllles," to fair houses, 1-fl, "The Awakening
of Sir. Plpp" 8-13, "The Way of the Trans-
pressor" 15-20. 1 » ■ ' '

Tiieattie Fbancais (F. Haworth, mana-

" to fair
Midnight'"

gerT-Th'e MooS? *f>«iSr»Sf A

"C new verses of "Hlnkcy Dee." ^Tho gaJJ; t o big ho.ise».'l-6. ■ 8am DeverB's Bur-
v"fdewTe m presents" James. Cullen, '"The .^ oe l C o. 8-13, Harry ' Bryant's BurlesnUe
I'artv from the West," Jn a new budget of c «. \5-Z0. „_

S|S«^oSjJ^&."SSSH.' , SS THEATBE NATIONAL FBANCAIS

manager). — Belle Edwards, Gertrude Ste-
vens, Glrllo Thompson, Dcvoy and Peri, Mar.
jle Lake.

EbicsbON'h Music Hall (H. D. Griffin,
manager), — nejen . Mlgnon, Little Sunshine,
Fnonie Estella. ■

v. • — :..:. «» ».• ' * "

reception which

the ppp-

slng-

Irls, as

well as the crowded houses- aunng ibe post

demonstrated the wisdom of

jFt. Wortb^— Greenwall's Opsra House
(Phil W. Green wall, manager). — "A Hot Old
Time" had. two fair audiences Jan. 30. W.
B„ Pntlon. presented' "The Minister's Son,"
for the benefit of local lodge F. O. B., Feb. 1,
to a big house. Haverly's Minstrels gave
go'od performances, to two light bouses, 2.

You n Mason)"' reluriied fi, «. "Ghosts" 7,
R, Paul Gllmore 1ft. Pollard's Opera Co. 11-
111,. Kill les Hand IS, "Thn Elornol Clty"J8,
'Sag Harbor" 20. _ „, .

lAc-r.LM TiiEArBB (Dean Worley, mane-
aer).— "Maloney'B Wertrtlng," i-.i, hart good

™!MJ ; inn Thraiiji.— Bill Lftj. Tctsurana
Janane.w Troupe, Baldwin and Durrani, J«ay-
oionti and C'larketfiftir TrVrtl''. -.';JBt«ilwnrt»

W 5>irt>imtt . Tlreat«n . ^f»«o; .Miller, ■maaf-
ger )._-rh« KubesV wns tho bill for ,1^1-
Good husluoss prevails. • . .

Tim 'Olvmi'Ic C'luu Theatre and tho Edi-
son are' both doing capacity bnslness nightly.

1F.W DOCK ST AD EW
"WheD Knighthood Was In Flower" did fair Wa f^rn at Hartford, Cdnn, Ait » youth; he
SwSfS the*" 1 6;^be 8 »V8'; ^.» tot ? f tbe.sto^aM^the
Lewis Morrison 10, "Alpiioniie' and Gaston'
]], Rose Costhlan 13, Andrews' Opera Co. in.

taf comedy juggling team v Mclntyre

and

reau, . manager).

_ (G. Gsuv-

The permanent ,. French

•The. Black Flag,?' 1-9.

Primrose hono?S In minstrelsy and vaude- gp ' coni nany. In "The Black
vine •Kennedy and James, In a laughablo .. Thp Broth( ,„ ot the Coasr 8-13
& ; K Borto and Lafferty. who dance thgn-

SSvSf'lfiS "wSuSfc and H jJTordon,

un by the Seymour Club, a local orgs nfca-
Gon. y Blg business last week. Virginia l.arle,
■Sergeant Kitty" 1K - 50

Xiieatbe PES NcwvnAiiras.— r he petrna-
nent French stock company, In • CoWtlns,
to fair houses, 1-0. "La Tosca" 813. .

Hamilton.— At tfi« Grand Opera House
(A R. Ijouden, monnger).— Jan. 28 .30, tiwi
Siimraer Slock Co. played to good buRlnetfl.
with renertorv. Feb. 1, "Under Southern
Hkl«" bad fair bu»loess. Kelcey nnd Hltan-
non entertained a large audience. In

■ • isrl n *
MaKgle'.WeetonT Grace Carter,"' Harriett Lee ;
£urse Riley, Ella St. Claire; Helen White,
V*y Erroll : Ponipon, Samuel Rex ; G
John Cools; Hawkins. Henry Mines.
***, "The Ninety and Nine." _ . .

Uurtio & Sbamon's MCSic Hall.— Owing
», alterutionB ordered by the city, officials
•his house Is In darkness, and will remain
so the rest of thn week. It closed Feb. -1.

PBOCTOB'R OMB - HONDBBD AND TWENTY-
FIFTH Stbeet Theatre (J. Austin lynes,
^neral manager).— Arthur Wing p ' ner ° J

in ''iSorgoant Kitty/" 1S-20. Th P ro non entertained a large audience. In

Foi.lv (Bennett WIIroij, manager)— ^ There non m « lt ^ Tolly," 4,

was a crowded km night "JAj"?*."^ gg houBe "Queen of the Highway" t

Ninety and Nine" bevnn a week a stay. I«go b g no u . ^w ^Jj. , hn wHb.ir Op*

business last week. Joe Welch, In jncrca j n rcpPrtory .

"Sher-

. hail n

was thn

Opera Co.,

Pau.v, who have ■ Hndcorcd themselvfts -
1'itrons of this houso by their capable work,
riie Sunday concerts havo proven one or
JM strong features of this house. The yande-
ylle contributors for thlB week: Eleanor
'■like. SpenBer Keelv, Al. Lawrence, Coin
nnd Warner, and the kalatecbnoscopo.
. The Gotham, Sullivan & Emus' new UWJ-
•fe. threw open Its doors to the public b,
nnd boforo the cuttaln went up they hart re-
fused admission, to hundreds. The manage-
roent claim that It Is one of the most com-
plete vaudeville houses In the country. l"f
buerloi- has h»en done Id the latest style or
^oration, and green and gold predominate
in the decomtlone, with green plush rtrap-
^■"lea, canpeta and orchestra choirs In the
pame .color. . The beBt of attractions have
fe-n booked'for the balance. rffWJSHSI"
Jhe loc?lir», hi- one of the best in -Hariem,

was
Ninety

business ishi. wecR. -•»: »■■•", — n repertory.

nlT.' 1 next . „„,„ n „i, sirin TitEATnr (J. G. Applelnn, ronnsgeri

1 'fliYirrr ^^^^-^^ISa -We'ek of T g.>od buH.ne^ wns don, with $S^* 33mSZB4
an Show, nlwayo a big draw mg earn n x oicrllent -ompany. headed by the lour ,

De Woe, the Leon-
and Johnson and

8TANbnin„TtrfiAT/!F; (Frshk Dc Beoiie,
mannfjer):-^rrte dsn'rihe Af the Everett His
ters Is the feature at litis house week of 1.
James and Davis,' and Lillle Leslie" nre the
other openings, the latter returning to tho
Btsge after an nbsenco of several years. The
other peonjei: Harris and DnvK Nagel and
Adams; L*> Florence, Harry Phillips, Belle
Hordon, Sena Beckman, Pearl Fair, May
Mulnnesn, Ludlvlnn Gurth. «Hirl Copelnncl,
Lulu Lawton, and Boh IWlette. The Blrong
bill closea with moving pictures, under the
direction of Prof. V. V,. Everett. The week
opened to packed houses.

Crown Tiikatb* (Phil Epsieln. manager).
— "Thompson's Dead" Is the title of the
curtain mixer week of J. Bsby Menisnils,
Kiltie Klrknnm, nnd Mabel Wright are (be
(■nenlimn. Thorn: holding over: Akermnn,
trick 'cynllst; Frnnk nnrt Annie Ellsworth,
Jim. Thortjnwin, Chas. Gates, Elsie Hnnwll,
Hose 11. Mltcliell. Kittle Clark, Haul Harris.
Llusil'! Wtrfiell, Ethel Russell, ami Ada Yulo.

thers. Felix
Sullivan and
slons, Hurlon
ward Blxley,

b "^4 N?s t TFred Andrews. nWrV-
••Quee?a" Is this week's offering. StrK Etta
Rcod Pnyton In bcod In the title role, find
Kirk Brown Is the husband. Most of the
nMier favorites arc In the cast. A beneat
wOTteSlwd to Robert Rlllott, who was
SSn M?. Pavron's Fulton Street company, «n
mtnday night, 7. Business contUioes large.

\<xt. •'Between Love nnd Duty.

-NovElTT (David Robinson, manager!.—
"Her ifiurlage\'ow," with Its strong rnflo;
ilrnmBtlc features and
railroad arene, began t
filled andappreclatKve

Houston. — At Hwecney 4 Coombs' Opera
House (Morris C. Michaels, manager).—
"King Dodo-," Jan. 28, haft two Immense and
well pp'osed houses. The Jcffersons, 30, In
"The Rivals," hnrt two bouse* crowded to
the doors, and pleased nveryone with .'he ex-
rellence nf the cant. Den lliompaon. In "Tho
Old Homestead," 1, drew two woll filled
houses. "Alphonnn and Gaston," Febr 2, tn
fair buslnewt. Katnerlnn Wlllmvl„«, Rose
f'oghlan r>. "Head Walters" 0, Haverly's
MlbllrelH «. "Gay Mr. Goldstein' 1 12.
Emhbr Tiif-atbe (Harry Corson Clarke^
•xne awvu^b 1 aucituu «vj s«-'™s -SSIF"? manager) —Harry Corson Clarke Is demon-

*L*!mt n J*±T'm ^ 8 ,f?, a . nind 5 11 Paul stMflngWt nn energetic and hustling wan-
"Human Hearts 0. K Itlea Band 11, raw «™ ^ f £ |h ho|]w oppnw j

Gllmore 13, the_Bostonlans It). ager con etondlng room

company for week of R Ih: Beit

and Lewis, Couture and OllletM,

Elizabeth BHtellr. the Bmlths,

Hartwell, tho Wilsons, and

Beanislpy Ulsters. - , ■•• '

11 1*

Vancoaverr— At the Opera House IE,

n. Bickctls. manager ;. —The FISU J"bllee

Singers, under the. aunplces of local \. M.

PA., gave an enjoyable concert Jan. 26.

"Are You a Mason T' scored a sdcccHS 2<.

The Devil's Auction" 30, Florence Roberts,

ml sirlklnply reallsflr- PEOPLt'a; TmATBg -WM IBercn, nan* Jffifl "«■« , ****' •« *&*■*, w1th-»OuT Regl-

imu » hj'jiii,.'*.", —j* »M...«'-^-, .-j-^^-r.,---

nge of ilfleoix years ha ran away .from nbm'j
to lo|n a traveling variety company with.
which he wa* iflgftged i/>. do.a song Mn
dunce. Ills 3eB»on . with this co«ijMH»y yoa
9 short duration, owing to tho dlAbanfllM of
tlir nrtonjtsi ion. ' Ifn next ; 10mm Skiff ■
fjaylorrt's MlnstriilB n«,on/l mon, lo go' on In
titc olio and play the boss drum. \n n*fid.
He was with this company unill the mm
of Ibo season, aft'T which he played nt thn
variety ihealrefl aiouod llostott. '1'he next
year ho became loading comedian with* small
inlnsirci company, with which he nsjaataen fl
few w»?ekB, atul then ho wont to !>/Utlni</r';.
where he met Charlie Dock»tader sod formed
n porUiershlp with him. the act being known
an tho DockBtndor Brolhers, I^w,«n/1 Cbai'll".
Afler plnylna Bt diffornnl. VBrlnly theAi.re«
they Jolued llnverly's Minstrels anrf wero
with him for two years. ■ After ihls, tw-y
went lo CarncroM' Mln/<lrclB In Phllailclphls,
where lie roinalnetl for n number of yearti.
tw Iiocksladf.r's next migagemenl. WHt
with Urn Birch, Wnuihold * Backus Han Prun-
ilsco Mlnslnils nt their New York thestrc,
leaving tbfiro to go n« prlnclii.il cotncrtlnn
with n largo mlnnfrel conjitany. ' Tim next
hegt.on be went out with his. own minstrel
'■ompnny, hut wbh not. tniCcesiirul. Arar
tho i:bow clo'etl he. went hack lo New
Yorlf. where he opened a permanent tnlnstjel
company. IfM'Btert In Hie old Han Fran-
cisco Mlnslrel Theaitre on Broadway, now
tho Princess. During the flrst two years the
theatre was a paying vantuTc, and Mr. Dock-
sln/ler'a fame grew eaormouslr. Ho. went on
tho rond end crossed the continent twUe.
After four years. Docks! bjVt gave up tho
theatre. ' no returned to vaudeville, bclne
1 tin feature? with Weber A Fields for •six
♦nonths, afler which, with Vesfa Tllley, la an
nil star' vaudeville company, he played the
leading theatres In this country, ft was dur-
ing an engagement of foirr wet-kj) at the Ma-
sonlo Temple, Chicago, that he met Janen
H. Decker/ who secured- his Blpiawre to a
five years' contrsxt to go mto mlnstrejsj.„

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THE NEWSSYORK CLIPPER.

Febetjaey 13.

Bgj the BBI ftm.

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Notts (rum ■ Local No. 12, Milwaukee.—
President Green severely Injured hl» Hide
l cb. 2, In tolling from bis wagon. Bros.
VYelllngburst, Thomas and Mkk were elected
members ot the executive board at our lust
meeting, Jan. 17. Bro. Welllnghurst was
elected business manager, to succeed Bro.
O'Keefc, who resigned tbo olficc owing to
other business duties. Bro. Scblchloiu Is
oeullned to bis bouio wltb u severe uttuck
■ >f (a prippe. Bros. Chan. McGinn and Jolin
ivernun, of tbc BIJou advertising force, left
.Ian. 28, to Join "The Girl of '70" mid "Thu
Lighthouse Robbery" Cos., resjK!clIvcly.
Brothers from out of town lo visit uh the
post week Included: 1L S. Waitc, of Local
No. II, Pittsburg, who Is booming "When
Iteuben Comes lo Town." Tliat Bro. Wultc
Is u prince' of good fellows 1m the general
opinion of tbo boys. Bro. Sydcll, of Local
No. 4, Philadelphia, and Bro. Luther, of
Local No. 3, were also welcome cullers.
Frail W. Hyde, recording secretary, requests
all road members of Local No. 12 to send
him their permanent address. Ills address
Is 220 Third Street, Milwaukee, Wis.

Fred Rciljy, of tbo Taunton, Mass., Hill
Vesting Co., bus Joined tbo Clara Turner
Co.. us lithographer.

News from Local No. 13, Omaba, Neb. —
On Jan. 21 -Brother Gllscu, of Local No. 7,
asked to bo transferred to Local No. 1». .lack
Is' tow married und, located In our city.
Brother 3. P. Weaver, of No. 13, slgni*l u>
join the Wallaeo Show ugolu the coming
season. Brother Burkhart, of Local No. 13,
transferred to Local No. 20, of Sioux City,
la. Brother C. Klhc wan In Bloux City, at
the request of tbo national secretary, to la-
virstlgato thu local there, aud found things
In good shape. After fixing things there,
where he found one ot Local No."llT expelled
members working, tbo brother left; and the
local Is now doing eoincgood work, with u
ir.embersblp of nine. On .Inn. 23 all tbc horses
of' the Mulvlblll Omaha • posting 'services
wore horned to death, and tub boys of Local
No. 3 lost three days In buying new horse*,
brother I. Kline wishes to hear from nil
brothers of the local who ore going on the
rood this season with circuses. Mall should
be 'addressed care Of post office box Oh'.',
Omaha. ■

■While President Charles Joseph wiih In
New York recently lie was entertained by
i-.c/vcfal members of IjucuI No. -V n theatre
putty aud u supper uflcnvurd being purt of
the programme.

Geo. F. Cable, of Local No. 12, Milwaukee,
Wis., has signed to ' manage advance car
No. 2, of Golluiar Bros.' Big New It. It.
Nbows. He Is engaging men Tor uext sen-
son at his homo In Waukesha, Wis., where ho
will remain until April 1.

■W. P. Gardner, agent for (he "One Night
In June" Co., writes; "In all of the Western
cities 1 And 'tbo blllers all unxlous to litivu
the BUI Potters aud Blllers unions extend
io the coast cities. I hlruc soino good organ-
izer will get thu coast cities in' line."

J. J. Whitehead, of Local No. 10, Minne-
apolis, who wus delegate to the Clnclnnuli
convention, did good work In the Interest of
his local and also tbc ulllaucc, and in recog-
nition of that work ho wus elected president
of Local No, 10 at the recent election. Mr.
Whitehead Ib n hard- and conscientious work-
er In the Interest of tbo craft, and thu honor
conferred upon him ts well deserved.

Fred W. Hyde, of Mllwaukeo Local, No. 12,
lias originated a curd which nuiy be of In-
terest to members of the alliance -lu gcueml.
Tbo card Is n request to the business houses
of Mllwaukeo that they will only permit
members of Local No. 12 In good standing
to hung bills or plnco cords In tho windows
of the business bouses. Already 2.500 of
these cards have been distributed, with good

1'4'Sltl t.U *

Note's from Local No. 17, Boston, Mass. :
At u special meeting of this local It was
voted to lucrciisu Iho Initiation fee lo S2n.
i »nr first ' social aud banquet takes place
Monday night, Feb. 28, at Pain's Tdemorlul
Hull, on Applotou Struct. All traveling
brothers uru welcome. Prank Lloyd, our
president, is chairman. Geo. LliighiUn, fonii-
erlv our business agent, Is no longer con-
nected with this local. K. A. Rich Ib now
c.ur business agent, and is the only one au-
thorized an mteh. Bro. James Unmuiett, of
the Palace Theatre, and Bro. Ed. Curtiu, of
thu Columbia, who were on tho sick list, aro
«t work again. Bro. Dave Superior, of
(ienlrv's Circus, is In town for the Wluler.
Uro. Geo. Collier, of Stair ft Wllber's forces,
has two more theatres on his string, which
makes five- In the city, and Is keeping thu
boys busv. "Bones" Stevens, of Brooklyn
branch, No. 2, Shd' wlth'Dockstador's Min-
strels, Is In town this week. Abe Rich, our
business agent, and Teddy Werhle, our as-
sistant secretary, are to run Sun Jay night
concerts at the Royal. Bro. Jack Mils, ' of
the Opera House, our vlco president, and
<)scar Klovonaar, our secrclary, showed lb"lr
bustling abilities by malllug and addressing
over 1.000 letters last week fur our banquel.
Pro. Kloveniuir, secretary of Local 17, re-
quests that nil nieuibors who have not com-
munlcuted with, h'ni recently do so at once.
Our officers arc : President, Prank Lloyd :
vlco preshlcnt, John Ells : reiordlng «core-
tury aud business agenl, E. A. lllcb ; cor-
responding and ilnunclul secretary, O. Klon-
waar; treasurer,' William Hale: 13. J. An tin,
Ffnnk Donohni', J nines Gammon, trustees.

Notes from Local No. 11, Cincinnati, O. —
National Vice President J. H. Donovan, of
this local, negotiated with tho miinugumvnt
of the Puwuoo Bill Wild West Show, and
hccurcd tholv signature to Iho circus ufin-c.
incnr, Ab. Bcolt acting for l'nwneo Bills
Wild West. Jlmrato'Kcllcy baa returned
from Florida. Ho took a trip to rccupcriiln
Ms health. Wullcr Thompson Is advertising
iigcnt at Robinson's Opera noose. James
Tohlu became u benedict lust week. Tlio
horvlcos were performed In the church pur-
lors of St. Xuvier Church. Jimmy Is us
proud ns tho proverbial peacock. All mem-
iiers of Local No. 11 will please send address
to Secrotury A. P. Tlgho, S. W: corner of
Twelfth und Vine Streets. Onu of our lale
inombcrs, M. 3. Kuhti, of Hamilton, 0.. was
n visitor ut our last session. Tho migel of
•leulh bus visited this local. Win. V. Ctini-
lalugs, familiarly called "Pap," died Feb. U.
He .was a charter and life member of Local
No. 11. Wo all mouru his loss.

Notes from Local No. 21, Buffalo, N. V:
V\> have with us several boyo from out of
town locals, ujnong whom nro Pro. William
Nhuw, of No. 3, oU PIltslMirg, who MM his
test wishes to his liouni local through tlio
-Old ItaUublo." Tm: Ni:\v VoitK Oiirrw.
Also Bro. Rdlly, of T«n-ul No. 3, who closisl
with tho MM "Arl«onu" Co. Bro. r. •'.
'I'avor, our Unauclul secretary, Inis Imn con-
HUed to his home lor tho last eight days. Wp.
Inlvc a good number of tho boys who hnvo
lilgned with some of the big snows for tho
ciinilug svuv.oa. One ot our members, Bro. A.
ltoltorwojth, ot Brnntfoixl, Can., wnda us
word thct ho goes with tho Geatry llrolhers
dog ond iwn» show. A||4hwMH sllll keep
coming In. and overy member Is doing his
l^ol lo help tho good work on, us we want
to be omoug Ihe l>vst and biggest locals.

WIHM

MI.V.VEgOTA.

Si. Paul — At tho Metropolitan Opera
House (L. N. Scott, manager i. — Dan Sully,
In "The Chief Justice," played, to fair busi-
ness. Jan. 31-Keb, 3. Adelaide Thurston,
In **I'olly PrlmrOBe," 4-8, drew well.' "Thel-
inii" 8-10, Henry Irving canceling his en-
Kugemoiit for these dates here, and at tho
Metropolitan Opera House lu Minneapolis
for thu balance of the week, to play the
s.mie week's engagement III Chicago, which
had been canceled by reason of the theatre
ut which lie was to play there being tem-
porarily closed. "Tho Cavullers" 11-18, 3.
II. Stodchin. In "The Ilonnle BHur Blisli,"
14-17. unit Grace Van Sluddli'urd, In "The
Red liVathur." 18 20.

liitiNu criieodere L. Hays, muiiugcr). —
Jo<! Hart and Currle IM .Mar, In "Foxy
Grandpa," came, lo good business, week ot
Jun. 31. "Tbc Factory Girl" week of Feb.
7, mid "I'roui Rags to Riches" week of 14.

Staii (M. II. Singer, manager). — Busi-
ness was very good week of Jan. 31, with
the Imperial Extruvuguhza Co. The Merry
Maidens Week of Feb. 7, and Rose Sydell's
Co. week of 11.

Lsn-ntE (A. Wclohohcr, manager). — Busi-
ness wus fair week of Jan. 31. For week ot
I'eb. 7, new people: Renthau and Freeman,
liliighniQ and Gable, Vera Stanley, and Vcd-
ih-r and Deltoa. Holding over : The Luwrys,
the Hughes, May Duytou, Brandt and Laruo,
and the stock.

Nat Goodwin 9, Rose Melville, In "Sis Hop- 31. "The ; Wieeof PlUen/' Feb 1 ; to a [|*y^jAtlj|lA 4«|/| 1tliM«tt«A a
kins," 10 ; "Dom Tborne" 13. lour Cohans, packed ^",«j-. o|k 5? e 4 .." u de r Two Flags' 5 IHHIWfcVim HWII UttHMrg l.
U - 0, ^'Just Struck Town" 7. '"The Girl #]th Notice to Correiiuondenta'

Uuliith.— At the Lyceum Theatre (C. A.
Mursliall, manager). — Daniel Sully, lu his
new play, "The Chief Justice," Jan. 30, af-
ternoon and night. Business was very fair,
The new play 1h the best Mr. Sully bus
brought lu Dulntli. "The Sultan of Bulu,"
with a good company, gavo three perform-
slices Feb. 1, 2, to good business. A concert
recital, given by thu Valenlsu Concert Co., Feb
3. had a light house. Tho Shay Grand Opera
Co. will givo three performances 5, 0. Ade-
laide Thurston 0, 10, "Happy Hooligan" '11,
Grace Vau Studillford 12, 13, taking tho
dales of Charles button, canceled; Ben Hen-
drlcksou 10, "The Prince of Pllsen" 10, 17,
Virginia Drew Trescott 18.

wfuThoi'ui.lTAS (J. T. Condon, manager).
—Thu Ferris Stock Co. Is doing fairly well,
with Iho best stock that has come to this
house. Mummer Bubh, for tbc company, is
giving good plays, and mounting them hand-
somely. For 1-3 "Fablo Romunr' was given,
and ''Her Fulsu Step" 1-0. Tbc specialties
between the acts Included Harry Bums, bng
puncher, and the Ruvul Imperial Japanese
Troupe, four In number, who gave a very
good net. "A Homespun Heart" 8-10, and
"Taken from Lire" 11-13.

1'aiii.ob TitiiATnB (W. J. Wells, inunuger).
— ■Bdsluess continues fairly good. Tlio coin-
pauv Sv mid week: Lillian Illllun. the Mar-
tines, Mile. St. Ormontl, .Tag. Han-Is, Auulti
Muck, Dick Brown, Agues Wnrren. W. J.
Wells uud tin: stot:k. The new play for Ihe
werk Is called "Adam and Eve."

Buyii (Curtis* 'Ritchie, itiaiuigcrsl, — 1 l>in
house Is doing n very good business. Tho
place is well lllled nightly." The company
■ peoliig l was a strung one. For week ot
8-13 the new people uro some uf the best
coining to tbo head of the lake. '

Notks. — ^Theatrical managers of Hie Stale
of Michigan; Wisconsin and Minnesota met
in Applotou, Wis., Jan. 20, to make a cir-
cuit and schedule. The cities In the associa-
tion arc: Appleton, Ashland. Wis.: Calumet,
Mich.: Kan Claire, Wis.: Kscannbii, Mich.;
Fond Oil Luc. Wis, ; Green Bay, Wis. ; llaii-
cock, Iron Mountain, Ishpeinlug, Marquette,
Mich. : Madison, .luuesvllle, Menominee, Osh-
kosh. Sboboygnti. Wansau uud Superior, Wis. ;
Kault Ste. Mnrle, .NUch. : Diilutb, Minn.
Muiiugcr Marshall, of tbc Lyceum and thu
Grniul Opera House, Superior, Wis.. Is thu

president of the association While Dau

Sully wns in Suiierior, Wis., Jan. 2U, lie wus
thu guest of tho local acrlc of Eagles, alter
the petformuuee.

' ■

MliineopollH. — At the Mctro|iolltnii Opera
Iloiisu i'L. N. Scott, manager). — Charlotte
Til tell. In "Mio Cavalier." Feb. 7-10: "Home.
spuu Hearts" 11-13. "Ited Koathcr" lfi-17,
■■Tin' Bonnie Brier Bush" 18-20. Adelaide
Tliui-Hluu bad fair busluess. hi "Polly Prim-
ruse," Jan. ,'ll-l'eh. '.',, and Duiilcl Sully
shnli d the same f ultimo 1(1.

liuoi; tln.iiA HoiiKi: Cl'heo. L. Hays, mati-
nger). — "l"oxy Grandpa'' 7 and week. "Tins
Fuclery Girl' 1 follows 14. "Ibe Fatul Wed-
ding" was played, to great houses, Jan. 31
and week.

Lyceum Theatbh (Pick Kerrls, manager).
— Mr. Feats, In "When We Wero Twehty-
une," beginning 7, and "Whose Baby Are
You" comes 14. Fnlr houses saw : "Taken
from Life" Jan. 31-Keb. 0.

Uewbi TnEATBE.— I-ondon Belles furnish
nmuBcment 7-13. Night on Broadway 14-
20. Fair attendance wus the rule Jan. 31
and week to see the Merry Maidens But-
lcsijuers.

■»«» ■

TE.NM3SSEE.

Mciuplitii. — At tlio New Lyceum Thcalro
il'iauk Gray, manager). — "Tlio EurlofPuw-
luekci" came, to good business, Jun. 28, 2!'.
'rim production pleased. Creatoro's Band
idayiil. to crowded houses, 31-l'eh. 2. Com-
ing: "When Knighthood Wus in Flower" IS,
"Ren llur" 15 and woek.

IbiPKINS' GUAM) OlT.llA HoUSI] (A. It.

Morrison, manager*).— ^"Itooms for Rent."
the hill offered 1 aud remainder of tho week,
pitcked the houso every night. John J. Far-
i ell and A. ill. Vun Duron were loudly ap-
plauded. William Stuart was excruciatingly
fuauy. Tlio vaudeville features wore : Leo
anil Cliapuinn, In "Wanted, a Donkey," and
.lames 3. Corbel t. In monologue. Week of 8,
"The iDlseTlct Attorney."

Nkw AiniTiiitii'M (Beni. M. Mtiilubock.
inn linger).-— One of the Weber & Fields' bur-
lewiues closed a very successful week Juu.
30. House dark Feb. 1-4.

NimUvlUe.— At thu Grand (Mrs. T. J.
Boyle, nmuuger). — Feb. 1-0, for thu llrst
time lu this codutry, Walter Howard's inolo-
drumu, "Under tbo Russian Flag," was
given by (he Boyle Stock Co. It proved a
pronounced success, und the house vran
packed nightly. Tho plot Is well mutle. tho
characters clever!..- drawn mid tho dialogue
turceful, while enough comedy is Injected to
brlghtcu things very much. Miss Crolghtoli
was exceedingly good. Miss Croitler unuMlss
Vun Lluser mudo their respective characters
ImttircH. Eugene Moore, Colin Campbell,
Cameron demon. Joseph Puvul and G. C
Alley deserve special mention for their In-
telligent reading uud acting. .1. Gordon Ed-
wards gnvi! a strong piece of character work,
mid hisses rewarded his effective villainy.
Frederick Paulding, ever original und ulwnys
artistic, gave to the play a llucly drawn
character III Wolf Marlsehla. ltlley Cliaiii-
berlulu gave ninny pleasing hits of comedy.
Boyle Stock Co. week of 8, III "Devil's
Island."

Vr.Nuojii; (W. A. Sheets, manager). — John
lirew. In "The Second In Cotaliinod." hail
gtanl ImslnesH I. "The Earl of Fuwtuekct"
hiid fnlr attendance T.. 0. "Hen Uur" S-18.

Taui:unaitm:. — Adeltiiu Pulli delighted tin
audience uf about 2,Uut> on 1.

miscellaneous.

Notes viiom T'AYtott'H Coxcebt Co. — Wu
ois-n the season of 1004 at Columbia City, lnd.,
fur two weeks, tbuu go under canvas May
HI. We will carryn good compauy, making
it 1 1 one and two week stands. We receive
'I'm: Out Rkmaum: every Friday.

NOTIIS EKOM Dixjiont's Mehuy Makiuis.
— Wo urc lu our twenty-third week In onera
huuses, playing lo good business und pleas-
ing the natives, ns we carry one of the best
medicine shows on the road. Our roster is
us follows: Prof. Geo. Dclmunt, proprietor
und lecturer: Mrs. Grace Delmunt, treasurer;
l'ruf. Raymond. In hypnotism and mind read-
ing; Mrs. Viola lluymond, singing and danc-
ing soubrettc : O. E. Sutherland, comedian
nnd magician; Grace Delmont. Illustrated
songs ; Marvelous Turner, contortionist, rings
and trapeze; the Dchuonts, character sketch
team ; Prof. Geo. E. Turner, pianist and mu-
sical director. We all read Thu 0m> Reli-
ule regularly.

Sambi B. Baidwi.v Notes. — This Is tlio
fifth, tour around the world of Prof. Bald-
win. Aifter retiring for live years, Prof.
Baldwin organized the following company,
und has laid plans for another four. W. L.
Browning Is business manager; Joseph
St/rouse, advance representative : Johu Hlck-
Mfi booking agent : James E. Henry, stage
director: J. W. ilcClenry, master of trans-
porlullon ; K. P. Badwlu, treosorer, and tho
<vmponv consists of the following: Prof.
Sumrl S. Baldwin, the original White Ma-
bu tmn ; Marvin H. Savage, pianist : Gertrude
Bluucbe Goulet. singer; the Great Frcvoll,
sleight of hand; W. L. Browning, Illusion-
ist; Louis M. Gruuut, whistler, and Henry
uM Young, comedy duo.

Edwin' A. Davis, manager of the Quaker
Medicine Co., Noll, now In their third week
ut Pasadena, Cu!.,' was the recipient of a
pleuwint surprise on the thirty-third ad-
versary of bis birth, which occurred on Jan.
30. The entire compuny, together with u
few Intimate "friends, tendered him a ban-
quet. The table was profusely decorated
with flowers, and a bank of roses formed
the centre piece. A huge birthday cake
glittered under the lights of thlrty-thrco
i undies. Among these present were : Dr. J.
It. Berry und wife, Ur. II. (.'.. Stlckney, Harry
Liigreiilu, Ed. Prink, M. C. Meulo, W. C.
llamlltuu, Joe Gross, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
'.Iriiffutu and "Dovlc."

On. anp Mas. KtiAuss were recent Clutek
iiillers. They are organizing a big show-
tor their Hot Springs Medicine Co.

Rusi-lu Of PAnama Meiucink Co., No 1.
— lir. ,1. M. Coudon, malinger und lecturer:
Frank Gardner, hand balancing, traps, rings
n ud Irish comedian; Lydlu Gardner, ballad-
1st and dnuccr: Lee Herbert, character com-
edlau : Baby tiardncr, child performer, tho
feature or thu show. All arc well, uud busi-
ness Is cscollont.

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IOWA.

Cheyenne. — At Turner Hull Theutre. —
"The Game Keener" Feb. 8, "'Way IHiwn
East" 13, C. B. Hanford IP. "A Trip lo
Chinatown" bnd n Tcry good house.
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— "A Llttlo Outcaot" (Northern) will
t lose Its season at Wheeling, w. Va„ Feb.
17. The Rostcrn "A TJUlo Ontcast" C«.,
which plays the week stands only, Ia7 we arc
Valvrmvd, booked eolld up lij Juno 4.

ciinlliiiiiioitH. — At HicNewOperu Iluiisc
(fuul It. Albert, manager!. ~ Al. H. Wilson,
.inn. 23, uiatln'ee and night, came, tu two
large bouses, and pleased. "A Texas Steer"
25, West's Minstrels draw well 20. W. H.
I'rnite, In "The Spenders," 20, enmo tnn large
nudleucc, and proved one uf tbc most pious-
lug attractions of the season. "The Earl of
I'awtiickei' had a good tnmse Feb, 4. John
Hew. In "Tho Second In Couuaand," 5, hail
lino business, Coming ; Sudlo MatUnot 8.

lies Moines. — At Foster's 0(iera House
• Will. Euster, manugcr). — Anna Evu Fay
drew crowded bouses the eutlre week Jan.
20-30, und will play u' return cngugement
ut the Aiidltorluiii. "York Statu Folks,"
Feb. 1, 2, drew n fulr house the opening
night. Walker Whiteside S, 0. Uebry Irving
lo. "The Billionaire" 10, "The Silver Slip-
per" 17, "The Cavuller" 111.

Gba.vo Ot'EiiA HorsE (Wai. Foster, muna-
M|. — The Royul Llllputlaus, In "Gulliver's
'Travels,' cume. to the cupaclty of the house,
.bin. 2S-30. Willard Sluiius. iu "Pickings
fnim Puck," opened, to good houses, Feb.
1-3. "The Pnnklu Husker" 1-0, "The King
id' Detectives" 8 10, •'Romance of Coon Ilol-
luw" 11-13, "The Convict's Daughter" 15-17.
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Cedar Rapids, — At Greene's Opera House
(Will S. Collier, business manager). — "Hearts
uf Oak," Feb 1, hud light business.. "Thu
Cavalier." 2. pleased. Coming: "York State
Folks" 3. "The Prince Of Pllsen" 0, "The
Pride ot Jennlco" 10, "Slda Tracked" 11, Wll-
Ham Owen 12, "A Montana Outlaw" 15, "The
Silver Slipper'' 10, "Romance of Cuou Hol-
low" 20. •

Notes. — Edward V. Giilllgan, business
munuger of "York Stute folks," and Geo.
N. Loonils, business manager of "The Prince
of Pilstn," wero here Jan. 'JS. ...... .Ben

Stems, in advance of "The Silver Slipper,"

was lu town 31 The Musical IT o vies

entertained the Elks and lady friends Jan.
27, at the usual semi-monthly gathering.

W. M. Roddy, agent of "The Prince

of I'llseu," >vas here Feb. 2.

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Keokuk. — At the Keokuk Opera House
(Ed. Jaeger Jr., manager). — Barlow's Min-
strels gave good satisfaction, lo a well tilled
house, Jan. 20. "A Run on the Bunk"
pleused u moderate houso Feb. 3. Mason
und Mason, In "Rudolph uud Adolpb," 4 ;
Chas. B. Hanturd, in "Tbo Taming of thu
Shrew," : Dodge & Welston's Moving Pic-
tures uud Specialty Co. 8. 1), "King of De-
tecllves" 13, "Qulncy Adams Sawyer" 10.

Nim! — F. W. Chauiberlln, of Chumbfi'lln,
Ilnrrlugtuti & Co.. managers of the Iowu uud
Illinois circuit of theatres, and lessees of
the Keokuk Opera House fur several seasons
past, bus purchased the local buuso from
J. C. Hnbluger, Its former owner. Exten-
sive alterations and improvements uro to be
made In tbo house during thu Summer by
thu new owner, making It u thoroughly
modern aud up to date playhouse. Ed.
Jneger Jr., the present manager, will eon-
llnue tu luok after tho local Interests uf tbo
theatre.

|

Dubuque — At the Grand Opera Houso
(Wm. T. lloehl, manager). — Jan. 20 and
week, North Bios.' Reis-rtury Co., ut popu-
lar' Prices, Blled the house. Feb. 1, "Trial
by Jury." by locals, under the direction of
Prof. Rboner, iisslsted by W. F. Barnard,
tenor, of Chicago, pucked Ihe house. "Thu
Cavalier" 3, ''Tho Prince ot Pllsen" -I,
ltluacbb Walsh, In "Resurrection," 0; Wm.
Owen 8. "Over Niagara Falls" 10, "Sido
Trucked" 12, "The Silver Slipper" 13.

Notes. — Mr. Wlcham, manager of "Mr.
Jolly, of Juliet," has recovered, and left for
Chicago lust week.. . ...Sherman, eontor-

tiouUi. uud dlslocatloulst, has been here for
the pust week, aud appealed before the mem-
bers of tbc bnbuquo Medical Society. Ho
goes with tho Barnum Show next season.

Hurtlnirton. — At tho Grand Opera House
(Cliambcr|!n, Harrington & Co., managers).
— Barlow's 'Minstrels, Jnn. 27, drew a fulr
house. "The Prince of Pllson." 20, delight-
ed u big audience. "The Cavalier." 30. mati-
nee good, evening fair. "A Gentleman of
Franco," Feb. 2, canceled. Mason and Mason
3, "The Two Sisters" 5. canceled.' "The
Little Chrbilliiii". 0, "A Llfo's Mistake." 8,
canceled. CluiSTB. Hnnford I), "Tho Silver
Slipper" 11. "Just Struck Town" 12, "Happy
Hooligan" 10.

Iloone. — At Aries 0|>era Uousc (Wiley ft
Klrby. managers). — Flora Do Voss Co. drew
KpU'iiiltd business Jan. 25-27. Pla.VB were ex-
ceptionally good. "Old ArkiuuiUW" Company
played, to fair business, SO, giving good sat-
isfaction. "Tbc Beggar Prince" Opera" Co..
Feb. 1. 2, playing "The Bohemian Glri" and
•'Plnnfote. to good luislnt'ss. Willard Simms.
playing "Tickings from Puck," ntnl "I'oOn
Hollow" did well. The Flint* Sl.'l, "A Roy-
al Slave" 20.

Davenport. — At the Bnrtls Op,!rn House
l Direction rimmherlln, Klndr & Co.) — Wil-
liam Owen Jan. 20, "A Run for Her Monev"
Go, "'Hearts, pi Vak" SO. "Iho. Ska! Sbten'!

the Green Eves" 8, "The Pride of Jennlco'
!i Walker Whiteside 10. "Tho Montana' Oat-
law" 11, "Tho Silver Slipper" 10.

Iowa Oiiy^At the Opera Houso (John
N. Coldren, manager) —The Brinton Moving
Picture Co. bud good business Jan. 23^30.
"Thu Lltle Cbrlstlau" came reb. 1, to i fulr
busluess. Due: Chas. B. Hanford 3 "Just
Struck Town" 8. "Beggar Prince 12, 1J,
Wm. Owen 10, "Homuuce of Coon Hollow
10, "Frauecscn da Rimini" 23.

Fort Uodtce At thu MIdlaud Theatre

(A. B. Beall, manager) .—"A Montana Out-
law" bud a top heavy house Feb. 1. Over
Nlagarii Fulls' r did good business Jan. 29.
'The Royal Lllliiutians pleased u big house Si.
-Hearts of Oak" hud a good advance sale fur
Fob. 3. On Ihe way: Flora De Voss, in
repertory, 8-10.

Ft. Mudlson. — At the Eblnger Grand
(Chas. H. Salisbury, manugur) . — Sam T.
Jack's Burlesque Co., Jan. 27. pleused a
crowded house. Barlow Bros.' Minstrels, 28,
plaved to and pleased a good honse. "A Run
on 'the Bank," Feb. 2, drew a fair bouse.

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VIRGINIA.

Norfolk.— At tbc Academy ot Music (T.
G. Loath, munager).— "Tho Prince of Pll-
sen" played Jan. 20, 30, to splendid busi-
ness, giving universal satisfaction. "A
Friend of the Family" is booked for Feb. 0,
10, "Zlg Zag Alley' 1 11. Kate Claiton 12,
Richard Manslield 15, "Mrs. Wlggs, of tho
Cabbage Patch," 10, 17.

Obanby Thkatbu (Jake Wells, managor).
— Howard Hall, In "The Man Who Dared,"
week of 1, played to packed houses. For
week of 8. "His Last Dollar."

Acmi; Tubatbu (Chas. al. West, maua-
ccr). — in addition to the regular stock, the
following people open for week of 8 : Tally-
Ho Duo, Lemuels and Scofleld, Morgan and
Crone, and the Fruukfordsv Business Is
good.

Bl.ion TuB.iiBii (J. M. Crlnulun, mana-
cef). — The following is the bill for week of
8: Hassmcr and Olivette, Sylvan and
O'Noil, th'O Ryuns, Ada Daly, Mamie Con-
nors, and tho stock. Business remains ex-
cellent '' "" ' , ,

Manhattan Thkatmb has been leased by
J. M. aud 0. A. Crlunlau, and will be opened
Feb. 8, under the name of the Grand, with
r. A. Crlunlau m charge. Chas. B. Rentz
bus been engaged as stage manager.

Aumtoiuvm Thkathe (J. M. Barton, man-
ager). — People booked for week of 8 are:
Johnson aud Sullivan's Burlesque Co., tho
Mannings, Allen and Applotou, Mell Grant,
Dunbar and Cusslday. Parker aud Roache,
Raymond Sisters, Eddie Lauiout, uud Hadji
Lesslck.

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Petersburg.— At the Academy of Music
(Wm. E. French, munuger;. — "Florodora"
proved u very" acceptable attraction, and
was well received bv a good sized house,
Juu. 30. S. Miller Kent eauceled 20.

Danville. — At thu Academy of Music

(John B. Wood, manager i . — "A Friend of

thePunillv" plaved, to a well pleased house,

Feb. 3. Lyuiau Twins, iu "At the Races," 0.

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ILLINOIS.

ivn riii At tbo Grand (Chamberliu, Har-

rlngtou & Co., managers.) — "The Wizard ot
Oz," Feb. 3, had a big house, and Mrs.
Leslie Cnrtcr, -1, fared tho same, making
n most substantial bit. "Qulucy Adums Saw-
ver," 0, 7, did well. Coming : "Isle of SplCc"
12. Mrs. Flske 13, "King of Detectives" 14,
"Hitppy Hooligan" 15. •'Pousse Cafe" 21.

Main Stbkkt (Will 'Nusb, manager). —
House will be closed 8, for two weeks, to
mukc extensive alterations ordered by the
eitv fire commission: A new and attractive
lobby will be added, and a change made In
the 'balcony, us well as new boxes added.
ll will reopeu 21. '

Wkast's fP. A. Weast, proprietor). — Busi-
ness Is entirely satisfactory. Week of 8:
Uiwrence and York, Trainer and Button,
Barrett Brothers, Starr Sisters, Frank and
Ida Williams.

Jacobs' (A. F. Jacobs, proprietor). — Good
business Is being experienced. Week of 8 :
Sadler and Sadler, Audersou and Wallace,
Ahem and Baxter, GUmore and Lalour, tho
Mldgeleys.

Notes. — Bob FItzslmmous came up from
St. Louis Feb. 1, and spent several days
with friends. He has made arrangements
to run a cafe there during the World's

Fair Manager Nash has secured

Mabel McKlnley and Jessie Couthoul for
several one night stands in this part of tbo
State. He also manages the Thomas Orches-
tra, due at the Coliseum March 10.
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COLORADO.

Denver. — At the Broadway Theatre
(Peter McCourt, manager). — Week of Feb.
1, Howard Kyle, hi "Rosemary," bad good
business. Week of 8, Mrs.- Lnuglry.

TAiior. Gkimi Tiikatbc (Peter McCourt,
munuger).— Week of 1 "Eight Bells" dkl
good business. Week of 8. "A Hot Old Time."

URi'iiuu.M Tiibatuu (Leo Honey, mana-
ger).' — Week of 1 : Eight Vassar Girls, Ernest
Hoguu and Muttle Wllkea, Rapoll, Harry
Thompson, Alice Lyndon Doll, Zlska uud King
und Muhcl Day played to crowded houses.

Curtis MTilatbi; (A. L Pclton. mana-
ger) .-^Week of 1 "Tho (lauiu Keeper" bad
good business. Week of 8, "Ucartsof Oak."

Nlw Cbvktal Tulatbh (Geo. Ira Adams,
manager). — Week of 1 : Samson and Zaccho,
Martin Trio, Homer A. Edwards, Karl una
King, 'C. W. Williams, Jack and Paul, and
Geo. Campbell bad good business.

Novelty Tubatri) (Henry Lubclskl, man-
ager).— Brlusley and Pellester, Uranus and
Sweeny, Chas. Freeman,' Ellsworth Family,
Mog> ebtls, tho Waltons, and R. V. McPhcr-
son drew good business,

Alcazak' Theatre (Edward Tappau, uiau-
uger).— Week of 1; Kalacrutus, Frunclun*
Ciisey and Wurd, Alma Basselle, Baker and
Fonda, Weaver and Lambert; and Perez aud
KIng-Donnetta drew good business.
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GEORGIA.

Aujrutta. — At the Opera House (Wm. E.
Sebweyert, manager). — "Tbo Runaways,"
with Arthur Dunn, eppeured. before oue of
tlio largest audiences of the season Jan. 20.
Wm. H. West's Minstrels followed 30, to u
fulr bouse. Homer Daverport. the cartoon-
ist, had u small, but appreciative audience
l'eb. fj aud proved io be very entertaining.
Wm. Ket bauds' Minstrels 9, Florodoru" 12.

Mnooii — At the Academy of Music (II.
Home, mmuiger'i. — Jefferson Do Angells pre-
sentetl "The Toreador." to a good house,
Jan. 28. West's Minstrels pieased 2!>. "A
Prtucu of Tatters" entertained a fair houso
'..». "The Riiuiinuys" Feb. 4, "In the Puluce
of the King" 0, "Florodoru" 13.
4«»

— Notes from the Marie Fountain Thea-
tre Cu. : We lire lu our twenty-fifth week
since wo opened, uud have played ueurly
every week lo good business. IIuvc made
very few changes iu our company. Received
over • tbreu hundred replies to our recent
Cbirrr.it "ad.." and engaged Wm. Rozellu
and wife, musical act, for our vaudeville pro-
gramme, which is strong, and Wm. Wilson,
trap drummer, for our orchestra, which Is
conceded to bo one of the best musical or-
ganizations ever carried wltb n repartnrv
company playing the Sonth or West Our
company is booked solid for eighteen months
Tub CLin-EB reaches us, twelve strong, each
ju set, {da; It Uvo long ana prosper,

Notice to Correspondents.
At Wcuhington's Birthday falls on ilondnu
tec request that communications intended /or
publication in Ttie Clipper dutcd Fed n
shall reach this offlce not later than «»'/»",
day, Feb. 20, if possible.

Maxageb Alex. Harvey, uf tin: Loud-m
Op»rn House, Loudon, Cnuadu, is plavlue
vaudeville ucts for n series of vaudeville
weeks. The house offers u convenient break
of jumps between Detroit, Buffalo and To-
ronto.

Maxwell and Dudley havn nccepted a
new act from tbc pen of Will M. Cressv en-
titled "Huns Wagner, of Avenue A," uud will
produce It In the near future.

Debeece Murray Informs us that on ac-
count of the Iroquois Theatre Are she wai
compelled to lay off a few weeks In Chi-
cago. She resumes her work on the North-
western circuit, begLnnlng at Osbkosh, Wis
Feb. 8, nnd will then go to New York. This
will be her first Eastern engagement, as sin-
never played further East than Denver, Col
having been playing twenty-two years oa UnS
court.

Walt. M. Hydb writes : "I hiivc taken a
new partner, and the team will be known as
Hyde and Heath. Tom G. Heath is a bov
baritone, and we arc one uf the bits of tbc.
show at the Avenue Theatre, Pittsburg, l'a„
this week, add have a return engagement
shortly. "We will produce my big act, with
three people, special scenery and electrical
effects, entitled The Minister, WhyV writ-
ten by Newton and Hoffman specially for
next season. Howard Rehlll. tenor, will be
the third member uf the act"

Roster of Qcinlas & Wall's Baxo.—
E. H. Wing, F. H. Terrlll, H. M. Jacobson,
Wm. Collins, Paul Conner, Herbert Simon,
Geo. Craven, Brooks Parker, Hugh Browne,
Benj. Oram, Gus. Lewln. Glenn Mover; Chas.
Worrell, Geo. Mudell, Jay Fay, Karl Purkall,
Chas. Rozelle, Joe Relder and Frank Millet.
Roster of orchestra: Chas. Worrell. II. M.
Jacobson, Jay Fay, F. H. Terrlll, Karl
Purkall, Brooks Parker, Paul Conner, Her-
bert Simon, E. H-'Wlng, Wm. Collins, Gus
Lewin nnd Chas. Rozelle.

Manning and Haykes, In their uoveltr
net,, have returned from the West, after uii
absence of nine months. Tbcy arc booked
solid until October, utter which they sail
for Europe, for a long engagement.

Sully asd Phelps wrlto: "While play-
ing at the Arcade Theatre, Toledo, 0., we
were royally entertained by the stage em-
ployes the night of Feb.' 2, at tbeir masque
ball, on which occasion tbey bad carriages
to take all the performers after the show.
We had a glorious time."

Fields & Hanson's Minstuels, under
thu management of Maurice Boom, for the
Summer season of 11)04 will be nu entirely
new show, with the exception or Fields-Han-
son. Fox and Ward, several novelty act*,
und a quartet have been engaged.

Hallan and HucnKS played two weeks
(Jan. 18 and 25) for tbc St. Joseph Church
fair, Schenectady. N. Y., and also played
Feb 1 and week for the hose company fair
ut Amsterdam, N. Y., with other fairs tu
follow.

McCone and Grant (Frank and May) re-
port meeting with success In the West hi
their comedy acrobatic and horizontal bar
act, and ore booked solid until September la
the leading vaudeville houses.

Mr. and Mas. L G. Campbell, after tut
absence of live years from tbo profession,
will return May 1, with a new act, wrltteu
by Mr. Campbell.

Fbed Law, German comedian, joined Mi-
ner's Bohemian Beauties at Washington, D.
C. for the rest of the season.

The Aerial Sunns recently completed
a tour of the Kohl & Castle circuit, and
opened an eight weeks' engagement on the
Keith circuit Jan. 25, with the Trent The-
atre, Trenton, N. J., to follow, after which
they open their third season with Rlugllug
Bros.' World's Greatest Show. They buvo
lu preparation n novelty, which will be pro-
duced next Winter lu vaudeville houses.

The Four Mullaly Sisters closed eight
weeks lu Portland, Ore., and opened Juu. 25
at tho New Central Theatre, Seattle, with
Everett, Wash., and Vaucouver, B. C. to
follow. They have lost but one week, they
Inform us, since they opened In Spokane.
Feb. 1, 1903, and they are booked solid live
months ahead.

Jas. R. Adams writes that while doing
bis act on Feb. 4, at the Avenue Theatre,
Pltt&burg. one of his stilts broke and he
lied a bad fall, but, luckily, he was not hart.
The stilt was mended In time for the next
performance, and he ordered a new pair
for his engagement at Keith's BIJou Theatre.
Philadelphia, for Feb. 8. This Is the Orst
accident that has happened to him In all
tbe years he has performed this act.

TnE Original Leonard Sisters (Bessie
nnd Emma) report success with their new
uct, entitled "An Unexpected Visitor," writ-
ten by Bessie Leonard. -

Hikes and Remington are engaged with
Hyde's Comedians for two weeks, Feb. 8 und
15.

Bert Gott' has booked fifteen weeks
through the West, some of the Umo Includ-
ing the Kobl & Castle circuit. He reports
meeting with success In his black face act.

The Four Silvebyo^s have dissolved part-
nership. Carlosa and Cornellous Sllvcrtoii
will hereafter work together. Tbe Four Sll-
vertons have been a "feature the past two
seasons with the Great Wallace Show.

Lawson, Stonb and LmioY have had a
new act wrltteu for them, entitled "The
Porter's Troubles." by Jack Drlslane. They
will produce the act In vaudeville shortly.

Tue Adonis Trio (Harry Stewart, Geo.
Stevens and Pearl Stevens) and Mrs- Harry
M. Stewart and child sailed for London Feh.
7. They open Feb. 20 on the Moss, Stoll.
Thornton tour for thirty-eight weeks. Manv
of their friends were down to tho pier nad
wished them Don toyaue. '• ,

La Clair and West write that tbey closed
n twenty w(M>ks' engagement with Al. »•
Murtln'8 "V. T. C." Co. (Eastern) on Jan.
30. They have worked steadily for forty-
soven weeks. They resume playing date".
opening at the Capitol Theatre, Gleus Falls.
N.- Y., Feb. 8, with the Eastern circuit to

follow. " ■> -

Weston and Cliwobd will present an en-
tirely new act for the season 1904-05. en-
titled "Tbe Race Track Tout and tbe Jew.
wrltteu expressly for them by Al. Lewis, of
Ileum and Lewis.

■Job Bowebs and Lillian Ccrtiss write
from Seattle: "We opened here week of Dec.
28. and our act, 'Where Is Johu 7* has been
a slroiw laughing hit. We are booked solid
until May 10, tticludluij Pastor's nnd the
Kohl & Castle circuit. We ruuke a complete
trip from coast to const, with only oue week
open In five months."

Noies puoit Russell's High Class En-
tertainers. — We are still touring Wlsconsl"
mid doing well. Carl Kilmer, In his banj"
net. Juggling three banjos, Is still with m;
Jobs Chapcil, Nellie Russell, D. J. Russell
Sam Waters, und our pad dog, Skeetcr, arc
with Hie compauy. Weather has been thirty-
eight decrees below sero for one week, and
we have hard work to" keep warm, still they
co m -j to seb the' show. "

Jeannettb Dcprr Watson will have her
throat operated upon Feb. 22, und hopes sh"
will be able to rejoin the American Bur
ltscjuers very shortly. She will sail for
Europe May 1. nnd will go to Switzerland
to have her throat treated by an eminent
specialist.

Mae Rcssell closed a successful engage-
ment at She?dy's Thentre, nnd opens at
Pmdcnburgh's. Philadelphia, Feb. 20, with
BnittmOM !a lolltvf, - - — .

tfUBRUABY 13/

mui and Em McClintock Noiks. — Wo
, "'l w ltli the Dnshlugton Comedy Co., Dec.
TTml reopened our own company. Wo are

THE JSTEW YORK CLIPPER.

r i,i Wisconsin, and receive a hearty wel-
■'■""„ an( i a full house at each town.

vaiNK B. Dajui resigned from the Stanley

-lick Vo , and Jumped from St. Louis, Mo.,

imllas, Tex., to resume vaudeville dntcs.

iinwmo Drako, of Drako's Sheep nml

,Jj V'lrcUB, writes.: "I hnvo closed my

nVrlcvllle dates ■ for* the season nml win
'llin nssnme my old position, as Western
ffi'lln" representative of the Frank P.
'.iilninn Attractions. Mr. Spellman's at-
\t,,iious for the; Summer season will com-
SS seven Western and peven Kostern shows,
Allies the Spellman circuit of Summer

irks. Mr- Spcllman'a attractions nre well
c!»twl un for next Reason. 1 will have

Mnw of the Western attractions, with
jHwph W. Spellman' In charge of the East-

a 4n,'. l "itorlcs, sketches ami little hits of
„M!iwophy I" •*• G ' Kuowlcs' hook, "(»t
C,„rl.=! Just a Few," published by M. Wlt-
mVrk .V Sons, are emanations from a tnlml
which I' keenly alive to the. humorous sldo
„r life The book Is gotten up In an nttrac-
,t«c manner. The type Is clear, nnd I he
,ner nnd print of the very liest, and ou each
iiee are unique marginal Illustrations, mostly
■7 i humorous nature. This Is the second
sv* to he written by Mr. Knowles.

Tiir. Wilsox Trio, In their comedy Dutch
act are la their second season with the Klcn
i Birton Rose Hill Co., closing tho olio,
end report success.

Feint. LmscsTON mounts the death of
bet mother, which occurred on Jan. 27, in

' List WEI.cn writes from London, Eag..
that he Is meeting with Success. He will

Stum to America within three months, and
booked wild for two years.
Pbop. Db Blaker and his dog3 have, for
the last twenty weeks, been n feature act
ulth the Dot Karroll Co.

Tnc Two Hnwina play the Kansas Mid-
winter Exposition,- and then go to the Ar-
cade Theatre, Toledo, O. Thpy play dates
until they begin their street fair season as a
free attraction. _

Mariox ano Pearl Inform ns that they
were not connected with the Miss New York
jr Co. it the time It disbanded, having sold
thair Intent back to Mr. Oppenheimer several
weeks ago.

Chas.- (Kip) 'Kichabds, with Haverly's
Minstrels for the past three seasons, who
Hosed with that company owing to poor
health, baa fullv recovered and Is located
at the Lyceuml'heatre, San Francisco, sing-
lag illustrated songs.

Harry- Thovsox Informs us that he was
tendered a banquet on Jan. 29, at the Or-
nheiun Theatre, Omaha, in which the entire
company of the theatre took part..

while cxaxinq In Philadelphia, Leon
nnd Bertie - Allen played for the annual
benefit of Philadelphia Lodge. No, 3, T. M.
AiTst the Chestnut- Street Theatre, Friday
ffternnon, Jan. 29. , _

Agnes Athebton reports success in Bos-
ton, playing clubs. She has joined A. M.
Gillette, and they will produce their Euro-
pean novelty act shortly.

TBEtoAB writes that his net was a fin*
success on Thursday and Saturday nights of
last Week, atthti Philadelphia Athletic Club
and the Alexis Club. Treloar has Just closed
a successful tour of the Proctor rlrcult.

Jim.mie and CriilA Welch write that their
act was one of the laughing hits of th«
Howard, Boston, Inst week. They playc<i
Simdav night at the Bowdoin Square The-
atre, that city. . ___

Oeo. W. HuaSET, vontlloqulsr, recently
piived n special engagement at the residence
of (Jeo. W. Goelet

Kf.no and Hqbneh, grotesque contortion-
ists nnd acrobats. In "Looping the Loop,
hare not lost a week, they inform us. since
Nov. 23, playing la some of the best houses
In the cotmtry. . „

Jons S. Renzbtta, of the team of lten-
yctta and La Bue, mourns the loss of his
mother, who died Dec 31, at her borne in
Philadelphia, Pa, , _

Lottib Cilsos AND Billy nART played
Watson's Cozy Corner, Brooklyn, weeks of
Jan. 25 and Feb. 1. Week of Feb. S they
play the Orpheum Music Hnll. Harlem, and
the Howard. Boston, week of Veb. 15.

STELLA OlMIORE AND FREPH WEST haVO

been In Jacksonville and St Augustine. Fla.,
for the past mouth, en route to Palm Bench
and Cuba, to remain for. the Winter, owing
to the ill health of Miss West.

Willi un and Meldurn report meeting
with success over "the Poll circuit They
Played Proctor's Fifty-eighth. Street Thea-
tre and the American Theatre, Sunday,
.bin. 31.

Johnson and Wells have finished a tour
of thirty-nine weeks in the leadiug vaude-
ville bouses. They have three months
hooked for next season.
• Mas. Cms L. Sasse, wife of tho circus
aud vaudeville agent, has been taken to iicr
liume, having successfully gone through two
serious surgical operations. She will spend
next Summer In the mouuatins of Switzer-
land In order to recover fully, while Mr.
Sasse will tour the contluent, booking at-
tractions. for bis enterprises In America and
other parts of the world.

Abbott Davidson, who has lioon playing
the opposite comedy part to George Monroe,
In "Our Bridget's Dream," will finish the
season In vaudeville, presenting a new chnngu
act. Introducing three characters, the sport,
the actor and the Indian, doing a new mono-
logue, and singing comic and descriptive
songs.

Jones and Sutton played Poll's Theatre,
-New Haven, Conn., week of Feb. 1, and their
new act, they write, was a success.

The Two Hours have closed six weeks
over the New England circuit, and am
l>ooked over the Crystal circuit for twelve
wcks. opening at .Milwaukee, Wis,. March
28. They have a new finish for their act,
"The Innocent Kid," which, they report. In
a success.

Tira Wabtsnbkro Bros, arrived from
abroad Feb. 4, and will begin their vaude-
ville engagements S, at Chase's Theatre,
Washington, D. C, with Cook's Opera House,
Rochester, N. T., and Moore's Wonderland,
netrolt, Mich., to follow. „_..,»,.

The Sullt Family played the Trent The-
atre, Trenton, N. J., week of Jan. 25, and
write that they were the headline act mo.
second largest week's business since the open-
ing of this new theatre was done during
fnclr engagement ._._«• ,

, lOiiKQ and Brooks were called to nnnni-
ljn.1. Mo., Jan. 17. by the death of Miss
Brooks' father. They have canceled all
dates, and will spend tbe remnlnder of the
Winter with Miss Brooks' mother, helping
her to settle up the estate. _

Lawrence Murray, recently musical di-
rector with Barnes' Dainty Parce Bur-
lesquers, has closed with that organization,
anil is at present located permanently at tho
-W RIJou Theatre, Oshkosb, Wis,, ns mu-
sical director of that house,

Tnn Vernon and Kennept Tnto opened
on the Lubelskl clrcnlt at Denver, nnd are
booked by him to the coast They write that
their net was an Instantaneous success.

fniL La Toska closed a successful two
weeks' engagement nt the BIJou Theatre, Kan
Diego. Cal, Jan. 17, and then filled a two
weeks' engagement at tbe Orpheum. San Ber-
nardino, gar., "with Los Angeles to folllow.

Marion and Deanr, after finishing four-
teen consecnUrvo weeks on the Kohl & Castle
^ Keith circuits. Howard Athena>um. Or-
rheiim. Etlca; Dockstader's New Oarrlek and
fed Marks' concerts, will rest for n few
wfeks, and then open at Watson's, Brook-
lyn, later play the new Tront Theatre. Trcn-
' ft n, with a return date at the Howard, Bos-
ton.

J223

good since "thcWlpenTng'd-tti tUat b "" ,n '" ,s ls West, genornl ng.»nt ; Frank tia-vUv Klngo — rharUn Frohman has secured "Brother
ROLPSurru ami llon-E liavr. o,M.>i „ i. SP*gf * !??• g'^i 1 ' fttfr^ mmu jnft- Jncque*." the new four not play running

:nt surcens nt tlio Varieties Thoatrr,
Mr. Frobroau will produce Ic here
season.

ttm. W.'lii'rsqrv vonrrti^. "aliy Josephine and 'Clpus." Trlxle Siiyder, MBW*r I V V Vvlll5.

iin.no.luce.1, for Tl»." Tr . .hS."' uTSS?' a ." (l n ° bh >' " n<l ,M ^- P'Tformlng dog,, ft. c.

walking flguns » T«l Mnrkv' «.m.w V "'! y K "' !; i ,>r "'""•»'; ,""'; »""'• Everyl«Mly Is well .Nolle- to C.rrrspon

cert JM . ,,. K HU S*2« ^:;;'»> gj ».rt bappy. w U»k^r a long ajtd proMjer- M „-„,,„„,„„,, „„,»,„„,„

3«B anu H.n.nE.N did not work M S'SiW-SSSSSAJE V^SSS^STSSSt

wck at Bradenlmrgh's, I'h iind"lpl.l* «* wk h MMwiM™^' 11 ??" '5? *'••«' ™** "'" *** •">» B

nnnninu-eti. ' '""• lu 'l""' 1 " "•* »•>■> ir. .1. \\. West spent, thn we<* of Jan. ^5 .i„„ m •„ ( / mSSut

^S!~~^^^^^~ ! ^— mm ^ m ^^-^ '" *H Oilenns roiio W m K old aeqnalnuin.v.s. ' "'' rt ' " ' '' ' '"' r '

WorM Of PH utrt

— Lincoln J. farter wrltea: "i succeeded
In opening the Criterion Theatre, Ckkneo,
i'ob. 4, with 'The Charity Nurw-' as the at-

C<ir res pun ilen t«.

II* on Mnvtiutl.

'nn» <ntcndeil fur

ilntnt I'eh. ;.-7

Irr than tinttir-

. . aeqnalntiin ..

— Wtn. A. Innmii cIomsI with "Tlio Henil
W'iilh'r-." I'm. to join the stock at !.»s An-
(.vies, Cal., playing WrUer & 1'ieliK' siuw>sses.
He Is playing John T. Kellv's roles In all
the proUnetiuii^. ii u wife (Crania Havtoril
liimnn) Joins In couple of weeks.

— Harry I*. Ford, comedian, with the How-
ard Slock Co., closed In l.owell, Mn»s., to

A'OIES FKOU JAIU.ET'A JOl.t.V JOKCR.I. —
We are looking forwsnl to our tenting sen-
son iimler our 50x72 font top. Will have
eight head of stock, In charge of Will Steel.
The show will be managed by tins JnJllet.
I'lill Pierce will probably bo In rt.Kaix-e. Tho
show will carry two performer*, besides the
Jalllet Family, aud a band of Ave mouth
pieces, touring Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia. All ore happy and enjoy Tita Old
Kkliaulr.

Cms. Johnson has signed with Colorado
Grant's Wild West, to do bis somersault
tight wire act and trap drams.

TttE Huiiners, Joe itnd Alice, are re-en-
gaged for Jtingllng Bros." World's Greatest
j*liow.i. making tnelr second sennon with
that show.

COL. Wit. F. Copy's eldest daughter, Arts.

;ane. Wash., on Sunday

places." ' "" — ~T" jjaJT "Vjf TE5& — r "'""" *'"' •• *"""■> """ night, Jan. .11. She was Rliout thirty years

;-z*±* v , **»m m *»*»* «■ _-*«•; ■%>_«» onta. co.:_At ttef^X^rA^uK

nien. nil? f npnl ,* TO J q«Ue an accomplish- New York City for their road tonr, after-
ESSz. i uut ,0 lu,1k .? i hc necessary Improve- noon of Monday, Feb. ■ 1, a great crowd
incuts I was compelle<l to purehnsc the prop- gathered nt the Grand Central Station to

erty, which I did.

pmp-
.Next .Summer 1 will

bid ihem good bye. Thev had a special train
I* take them direct to their first- stand —
Svin Francisco. The company numbered aboitt
ninety nnd Included Jamah Weber and Louis

thoroughly renovate the house, making it
one of the handsomest theatres In the Went
- it Is now the safest. The sieei curtain
»» .'¥*■«— ne wished for. It can M Fields, Lillian lliissell. l'/?uls Mann. Charles -*3 »- .».».* -'y yy.;
ered In three seconds, from five different .1. Iloss, Mabel I'enton, Peter F. Dnltey and JH.'T.™* «?*"

management."

— Xotes from Hickman's "Down and Up"
Co- : We played Hicksville, O., Jan. 27, in
zero weather, and we wish to say that Hicks-
ville Is a real show town of the old style,
for we stood 'em up nt 7.-15, nnd at 8.15 : we
wre compelled to allow late comers to re-
turn home. Mr. M<-Connell Is certainly n
live manager, and iloesn'l play to many oC
them. We played Oddwater, Mich., Feb. 2.
c.nd on our way to Angola, Intl., the next
flay, ran Info a snowdrift about Wtorr. long
and live or six feet deep, so we just nnvhoml

slrable return dates. The Donnens, high
class specialty performers, have recently
Joined. Ilos'er of company : Mlnnelll Bros.,
managers: Theodore Doucet, stage director ;
Grace Hamilton, musical directress: Ernest
Birch, master of transportation; Chas. A.
Hawk, In advance: V. C. Mlnnelll, V. P. Mln-
nelll, Mike Kennedy, William F. C'Rttell, Theo-
dore Doueet, I'.rnest Illrch. ltobert Jackson,
Jack Dennen, Ohas. A. Hawk, Mlna Gennell,
F.velyn Knapp, Norma Yeager. Grace Hatnll-
lon, Alice Wentworlli, Lyilln Itogne and
Master Lester Mlnnelll. We will close our

date at Angola, where there was a good nil
■vanee sale. Our .••en-son will lerniliiale on
Fell. 27, not on account <>f poor hnsiness. but
s>i the Three Hlekrunn Bros, am open their
vaudeville engaeemenls 2!t. nt t'lovel'iiid, (».
They nre liooked .-*olld for about, foiirleeu
weeks of desirable vaudeville time, which
includes tli" Keith circuit. Everything is
In tirst clttss shape with us, nnd we are In
ho|H>s that we will be foriunuic enough to
nils* the n*xt snowdrlfr.

— Notes from the "Uncle Josh Sprut'ol))-"
Co. : We are ill the twenty-six I li week of
our season, and business coin limes good,
despite the depressed financial conditions.

Iliero for iwenly-foiir hours and missed our Winter season March 2fi, to prepare fur our

big Summer sensou under canvas.

— Charles Fmnmnn has re-engaged Henty
Aioley for next season. Mr. Alnley In thn
ycHtug actor whom llr. Krohmnn brought frolu
Loniiiiti this neason. mid who Is now plnylng
I lie leailltu; part Willi Mamie Ailntus. fjl "Tlio
i'reiiy Sister of Jose." He will play exclu-
sively for Mr. Frohman in Loudon next
MM

— Adolph Marks, nltorney, has bought a
one-hnlf Interest in I he It. L. Crescy Amuse-
lltellt i.'o.

— S. Gnodfrlend, one of the memliers of
Charles Frolunan's business Btaff, who Iiils
been III since Inst November, Is milking great

Our hnfiiirss through the Southern Slates headway against his Illness, nud hopes to bo
was far iiIhivo the average. We were liooked out. nmiln in a short time,
in thirty-eight towns In Texas, right In — K. ft. Ferguson closed with tlie Pauline
the midst of the "yellow fever scare." nud Sights liniskoap aggregation nt Mlllbanlt, So.
Manager Itouuhue considers himself very link., ou I»ec. 2S. nnd ojK'iicd with Mack *e
lucky In «mt having to cancel nny of Ihc Aruiuitr's Big City Show at Mexico, Mo.,
time, and wo played every date booked. The Jan. I.

ifiaipniiy has nut lost a sltiKle night. While — Chas. Ill has closed bis engagement
playing Crowley, La.. Joe .McEnroe received with the Edsall-Wlnthropo Slock Co., on nc-
l lie sad news of his father's death, who died count of illness. He played successfully
from pueiimonla nt his home In Southbrldge. wnli the coiiipnny for twenty-seven wis»ks,
Muss The baud, under the leadership or and ro|n«rts Hint business has been latge,
J. .1. Klihards. Is oue of fhe strougest bands — Notes trout tbo National Stock Co.,
ever carried by a "Spruecby" company, and touring the South : Itostor — U. C. Nelson,
tlio uoonduy roncert creates considerable talk A. <.'. Newman, O. Lom-z, ICarlc Crnddoek,
umong the "lowiiers."' The double singing Itlchurd Elvis, Mrs. l.o]la Gllcl:, Man Mlller
:m<l dancing specialties of McEnroe nnd Lu Lopez, Mrs. IT. <.'. Nelson, Agnes French,
l'ort-\ and the single specialties of Frank Prof. Bniwu, J. II. Uuuinun, agent; II. T.
f.'ondon. never fail to score heavily, tiuly ■
three cliauges have been made lu the iipiii-
I»auy. 'Hie roster Is ns follows: l». 11. Levis,
proprietor: J. V. Donahue. MMM; Jee
McEnroe. Kluge uiauagcr; J. J. Hlchards.
lead-.-r o( band; Chus. (jcrlucb, leader of

Spanish ring and acrobatic acta.

Walter IV English, letter carrier with
the BtrnAroi & -Bailey Show, Is very proud
of a new monster bass, that fur r.Ize, work-
manship and quality of tone has no equal.
It was made especially for him nud It will
I* one of the features of the music depart-
ment of the "Ureatesl Show on Knrth" dur-
ing next season.

Dei. Furr.o has signed with tho Campbell
Bros.' Snow ns clown for next season.

I'ioplh nr-r.,Ni;\m:n for Hie Hong Shows
nre: 11. It. Ubmles, iinml leader: V. K. Mess-
iier, lulin; Frank Hessltiger, trombone; James
M. Hohlnson, general mine agent; W. K.
Brown, bill poster ; the lie Iveys. Fred ami
l'.lnirtie, nerliillMls: Spider Masdello. colt-
Ion loulst : Wm. Taylor, boss bustler: James
MiLiiiUL'ilill, boss ill tiiiivits : ('has. Hitiiian.
eleiibnnt man: II. V. Start, (.'. J. t'nrml and
Uoldy. rlekeis. and .linnes Kln!i:iiii.

.M.m:kav's Efimi'f.'.N t'nu:i:s am> Insi:s'
li.v.Mi will commence their season at Hiind-
lnn's Park, SI. Louis. Mo., April 23, for a
sciison uf twenty-four weeks. Mile, (.'bar-
ml" n is the Iteadllner. Those already en-
gaged are: The lllcculiono horses, Kltamurii
1'roitpe of .laps, Van Cleve, I'ele mid Un-
crow, Freil Leslie's ibigs. Hie Moitterays,
Sassas t'uiiiliy of riders, O'Brien family of
nei-ohnls, and Suasmun troupe of clowns.
Andrew Mnekey, of the Hose Melville "His
Hopkins" Co., In the manager.

Ehvest Ai.tinuitiT, rnlllopn playor, of (len-
try Urns.' SIiowh, No. 1, has liecii re-engaged
for next season, making Ids third Hcasoit
with the show.

llAttnv CLAKtf. principal and novelty udver-
tlsing clown, litis slgneil with tbo Walter It
Mala Slnov ifor next s.aiscn, luakltig his third
season with Mr. Main. He Is at his homo
building a uetv clown entry, for next season.

Stage mechanics, "

us, and the coinpiuiy Is asked fur return
dates all along the line.

— Geo. Ilk-kiuuu, tnatiagor of Hickman
Bros.' "Uowu inid Up" Co.. writes: "Lolo
Bridge Is nighty receiving hiiu-ty applause

; ~Joo itlliscv. master of trrms|Mir- for her specialty. She also deserves great

tntlou' J 1* ltniiiihuo, Diivld II. Keuucdy, cnsllt for bar work lu the role of Fuuchetti!

Herbert Canw J" McEnroe, Frank Condon, Forester. Tlie nltrttctlon lias iK-eti doing n

J J. ItlcliiirdM. Chas. fierlnch, Henry Dye, very fine business since its opening, last

John MdMinid, Joe Slbsuy, Albert Dean, August Everyone Is enjoying good health. '

Freda ltookmutt. Mae Lu Forte, fiusslc Udell. — Dover, licl., Note: Tho new Opera

nnd Karl MucVItlv, lu advance. The Old House will be completed about May 1. It

limmin reaches its about Saturday. will lie u ground floor house, with stago

— '•SI I'iunkard" Notes: ltntbt'V »u nmus- fhlrly-Uve liv llfly-flve feet, and .will ho one

lu" Incident happened during the parade of of tlie handsomest and best equipped tlieu-

•hu comiKiiiv at Wabaslu Fell. 1. During tres In Delaware, south of Wilmington. It

the concert*Mr. Lewis (SI) always Insists will "ue mnuagerf by II. Bliteklston. the pres-

ilmt "I'otl,-" l humps the bass drum harder out manager of tho old Opera House nud

than It rcallv Is possible. "I'etle," who In the the 1'eople's Theatre.

niav Is a "linplc farmer bov, weak In mind — Arthur Mann, pianist, has returned to

mid bodv Is unable to thump nn hard aa his home In Baltimore, after a long season

"SI" Insists" and "SI" draws his cotton urn- with the Itoston Stock Co. through tha

hrelln anil 'Telle" drops thn drum stick aud Southern States.

cries but nt 111 the band plays on. Rather a — Clear Lake, So, Dak., wo are Informed,

hiiskv looking character from the rural dls- is again to have nn opera house, a stock coin-

trlet" happened In town, and taking a posl- pany having been formed, and bought n

lion close to "Petie" and the drum, he building which has been used as a furniture

watched things closely with seemingly great slore. The building will be enlarged.

interest until he saw SI draw his "cotton —Joe Ellis, German comedian. Is In his

top" on "Pelle," then the trouble com- third week with Leroy French's ;Teck;s Bad

nVenced The fellow gave a snort, similar Hoy" Co. (Western), playing Hie part of
to the eilnust of a compound engine, and Schultz. He Joined the Order of Eagles nt
to tne eiiiaiiNi "it ■-'""■" """ "£.. v !, . ... ,.i„„j in.. <„ ,,n,<j tr.Honi uiinrtnu

III
bo given on Feb. IS. Several well known
vaudeville pcoplu hnve volunlvutvd to up-
pear, mid tin: atlvuuto sale of seats Is very
large. At u banquet tendered reeeittly to
Bro. Win. Sunder, Isish ciirpenti-r at tie;
Southufp. Theiitre, ho wns ngrei-iibly Bltr-
prlscd ou receiving a line "Hughs'! charm,
presented to Ulni by his fellow workmen
as a slight token of the high esteem In
which hu Is held by them. Bro. Knox lias
signed with "Wlien Johnny Couies March-
lug Home." ns second hand. H I.. Oniusc,
property man at tho Empire Theatre, re-
signed Jan. 1(1, to incept a similar position
with the "MIsm l'jttlconts" Co. Jinn ((stock
litis sullicluitly recovered from his recent
illness to ufHituio his former duties In charge
of the Empire stage. Bro. lliirttiian tein-
|rf>riii'lly succeeds Bert CVimbs ns cnrpe'nler
of the High Street Theatre on account of
the hitter's illness. Jerry Maynnrtl, of Term
Haute, was in town 17, renewing old ac>
fjitalntances.

At the Inst regular meeting of Pittsburg
Lodge, No. ,'17, T. M. A., the raflio for a
gold watch took place. Dan Mason, of New
York City, was tne winner.

The tenth grand anniversary banquet of
New Orleans Lodge, No. 43, was held at Vic-
toria Hotel, In that city, night of Jan. 25,
nd was lo every respect a gala affair.

It look some clever St. Cloud, Minn, (a new lodge), Sunday

4«t»

ill'.ATHS IN TUB IMIOFI.SSION.

.M.LAED, who was Inst with the
Hollers Co., died on Feb. .1, In New

iy, _
death. The remains, accompanied by thn
family, were taken to Dunkirk, Intl., where

we'eks-at-h.'shomel Chicago expects to re- -The play., Htgwry om ■ ..-»J ^O^S^M^S^^^m, nod

turn to his ofHce about March 1. srf chman's Danchter " formerly of Eaton nnd Weathers, died Jim.

— Julia Marlowe arrived home lost week Switchman n uaygiuer. Worcester. Mass.

from a I rip lo Italy, and may return to the ..-T-f-,."?."^ „' „,„ nia? bv Charles T " 1'ivi. K. fFt.te) I'i.EMirto, a well known

siage tljls Spring Her health Is good after M.W llaIMn ^ new jg* t^ammm. ^^ j^ jjg ^ Afcro|)> Jfto

n S 5"VPS } " *W"G gTav^fg'l?al.r fi oa h S &SSS& &tf£ t?& WJSSt'j A »
Walker to. I WMMg, .. .„„- , J;, c ,„ ROn ,on. Ihr father Is an old circus years. He was at one time well known op

^-S«H Ste 0- - nan ' of n " ,,vclrro ' ttn * »».ru?B^T8^«

Ilia tlnitirhfer, Sadie B. Loum er. MP "™"- w ^?OB L. Prowott (no-professional), Jlrantas. For' the laat two years he Hos
"P t0 }W- S* Zl t'ith h -The Great White wife of Dudley rret-cott. uTed from acute lived nuletiy at the hotel. Tbe Actors' Fund.
After that she was with The Great wmte ™ ajjeaie. at Bostgn, Matt., Feb. 1. took eLarge ot tie boflx.

lH ' ' ^M ymtorfwnA-"''-^'"' 1 --- beta i."'as feuding inn n "and woman fnlso Master

rXT&.^¥^«£kj2 , ''-Vhe'K k VoVmaTn r ow l n U 'as "To Do

illve" has been renamed "Tho

ClIAllLK.-t F. W.llili died lit his Jioltie. Ill

Norwnlk. O.. Jan. 22. front consumption,
aged thirty years. He had been In th<» the-
ai deal profession for n number of years,
lie had lieen n member of thn National Stock
Co.. the Kraqse-Taylor Co., aud I be Keystone
Dramatic Co. Tn HW2-0" he traveled tlirnugh
the South with the Arnold Slock Co. The
season of iPtxi-04 ho Joined tho Stevens Stock
Co. nt Richmond, lnd., but later became
Idem Med with Joe King's Comedians, nnd
remained with thetn until Illness compelled
him to cancel his engagement. The renmlns
were Interred at Milan, u.

■Mint. A.NMir. Cit.vMnnn.M Ki-.toiiim, who
years ago .pave sii.-iUuspcareau readings, and
who na credlteil with writing n version of
"The Bonnie Itlue Flag," died Jim. 27. At
St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City, lu
her eightieth year. Tn IHPII she played the
role of Admit, In "As Vntt Like It, ns give*
by Hip I'ofesslonnl Women's league.

♦ «»

I'l. \ YS and SKF.TCIIBS rorvillfiHTIcu

"Tho Countess." Written and copyrighted
by Klltsheth Morse, New Y'ork.

"Fltlne," o|>ereltn. In three nets. Written
and Copyrighted by Max Fitchs, Cincinnati,

'"Paul neyere. or IhP Midnight Blilo (>t
Taul ltevere," u mmnntle historical eoutodj.
In 'tonr nets. Written and copyrighted by
Itlrhard Biiltler and David A. Wels, Brook-
lyn. K V.

"A Prince ot Knaves," a. comedy drama.
In tour acta. Written anil copyrighted by
Hamilton Armour. Snn Francisco, Cat.

"Somebody's Baby," a comedy. In three
acts. Written and copyrighted by Hamilton
Armour, San Francisco, Cal.

"Steps In the Dark," a play, in four act*.
Written and copyrighted by George Foster
l'latt. Milwaukee. Wis. p

"The Town of llonllou." Written and copy-
righted by Van ttensselaer-Evorlnghnm, East
Onondaga. N. Y.

"Why Girls Leave Home." n drama. In
four ayls. Written nnd copyrighted by Fred
Su turner Held, NOW York. > -.-

"Abbo Lawrence," « drama. In" 0»e ants.
Written: and copyrighted by .1. -W. Conway,
Norton. Kan. ' •

"A Gentleman hjr Day, a Burglaj by
Night or the Gentleman Burglar." an" or-
iginal melodrama, In five acts. Written by
James R. Oarey. copyrighted by Walter C.
Jordan, New .York.

"Ills Sister's Shame," a melodrama, In four
acts. Written nnd copyrighted by J. I'rancis
Klrke, Wllmlogton. Del. ? » )

"The Insane King." Written end copy-
righted by Wlllnrd La Monte Hartshorn,
Kvnnston. 111.

"Lancelot and Guinevere," a drama. In
dve acts. Written nnd copyrighted by J. W.
Conway. Norton, Kan; . i

)"An Original Minstrel First Part," In one
act and ono'accne. Written ana copyrighted
by Charles Arlington Reade, Chicago, 111. '

"Peggy Patch," a comedy drama. In four
acts. Written and copyrighted by ' Alfred
Kelcy, New York.

rTh* Prodigal Son." n aaered drama. Writ-
ten aud copyrighted by II. II. Williams, Rlch-
mond. Vn.

•fThc Boys of New York." a drnmntlc corn-
pnslllnn, In live nets. Written Itnrl ropv-
righted by Will F. Phillips, New York.

"The Actrexs." Wrltleti nnd ropyrlghled
by W. J. lhirlbiit, New York.

"Charncier Saves llriiiitiilloii, or Her
Brother's Misfortune." Writ ten ami ropv-
rlghied by Heorgc MeHownll, I'ortliind. Me.

"Her liunsont." a romiitille drninti, In four
nets. Written and copyrighted by I'runclM
L. (I'ltellly. Woonsoekel. if I.

"My Genevieve, or Tim Way of Ihn
Wnrld," an emotional drama. In 'live nets.
Written and t'ltpyrlgliled by Charles Hwlrk-
iird, riileng". III.

"The lllng Hint llliuls." Writ Ion ami
eo|iyi'lghled by ThomiiH A. Nolz, New Vock.

"•The Shadow of Hie Cr.ar." a romontle
(irniii ». In four nets. Written anil copy-
righted by EninclM L. O'Reilly, Woonsoekel,

"There with the floods," a comedy dramn,
In four acls. Written nnd copyrighted by
John Cumliei-lntul, Muywond, N. J.

"AI, Martin's Country Store." n comedy
dramn. lu live nets. Written and copyrighted
by the March Urns., Lebanon, O. -

"The Chicago Bov Batidlls," a melodrama,
In four nets. Written and copyrighted Iry
Walter Woods, Erie, Pit. ■■■'■>

"The Crookeil Mr. Straight." n play. Wrlt-
leti nud copy righted by George M. McCarthy,
Jersey City, N. J.

"F.lslnore." Written nud copyrighted hy
Mary E. I toe, Milwaukee, Wis.

' » , e» .

1'OHIJHJN SHOW NEW ft.

"O Na.va Han," a musical comedy. In two
acts, by Waller A. Forder, music by Geoffrey
Hurt, wits seen nt tho Agricultural' Hall,
Norwich, Kug„ Due. 10, 11.

"Tin: SiXH aw- A Citv," a drama, In four
item, was presented nt the TcitIhh Theatre,
Itotliei ■hlthe, London, Ells'., Dec. 1-1.

"A Tinp to MAmjATi:," u farce, In three
nefs, was produced ut tho Crown Theatre,
Loudon, Dec. 11.

"Unit MiiiNTKit," n dramn, In tbroo nefs,
by Hertiiaiin Hohr, whs nclod nt tltu Dcatchea
Theulre, Berlin, Dee. 12.

"La CrnmiNNt; CiiTir.tox," n plor. In
five iioIh mid six tnhlemix, hy Ernest Daudet
and Henri Cain, was produced ul tho Ambluii
Theatre, Paris, Ft., |W. 12.

"Us. SoncjKHU," a drnma, In Ave acts, by
Vlctnrlen Sardou, was presented at tho Rarau
Bernharilt Theatre, l'arla, Dec. In.

"Nl'khlks," a farcical piece,- lu threo acta,
by J. II. Durniey, was acted at tho Theatre
Royal, Worthing, Eng., Dec Jfi.

rt A Woman oc SitAMr," n drama, Id four
acts, by Frank Price, wits produced, for copy-
right purposes, nt tbe Theatre Royal, Bother-
baui, ling., Nov. 20.

"■Tim lino or Tim List:,'

n play, la three
ntin, uj l. «yim nny, wits produced at thn
i;rand Theatre, lllnckpool, Kng., Doc. 14, for

i-i.'iKCi'lghl nurposeii.

"Ai-tcu Tiiuocou tub I.ookino Glahh."
o fairy (ale. In two nets, adapted by x.
Knott from Lewis Carroll's book, with music
by Walter Tilbury, was presented at tho New
'Then tie, London, Dee. 22.

"DKIt HtnlinOTTHCIINITZBIt VOM AtlHKR-

cu-," a play. In llvn acta, hy Ludwlg Gang-
hofcr and linns Ncuert, was octet! In Eng-
land for tho first time Dec. 14, at tho Royal-
ty Theatre, London.

"All Fi.r.Ti?i!i:n'H Fault," a play, In
three nets, by Mostyn T. Plgott, wus acted
nt the Avenue Theatre, l^indon, Dee. HI.

"Lh Dhmmi," a comedy, lu flvo acts, by
I'nnl Ilervleu, was preseuted at the Come-
file Francnlse. Paris, Dec. Ill,

"La Bum FLAMMfrfTH," a dramalle tfile,
In flvo acts nnd six tableaux, by C'utulle Mon-
dls, music by Xnvler Lnroux, was produced
nl. the Opera Combine, I'nrls, Dec. 23.

"Tin: rnt:niix Gihl." a musical play, In
two mis, by Seymour Hicks and Ivan Cnryll.
lyrics by Aubrey Hopwood, was seen nt thn
Vaudeville Theatre, Loudon, Dec. 21.

"Maoamii HiiEnnr," a musical play. In
three acts, by Maurice Ordonneau, lionk
adaiiled by Chas. R. Hands, mnslc hy Hugo
Felix, was presented nt the Apollo Theatre,
l/mdon, Dec. 23.

"Lim.w Hans ANDr,nsrn," a lalry play,
In two acts and seven scenes, by HfWlI Flood,
music by Wnlter Slaughter, was produced
at the Adelphl Theatre, tendon. Dec. 211.

"IS Law JiisTicn?" a drama; In four acta,
by Matt Wilkinson, wan presented at tit*
Grand Theatre, Walsall. Kng., Dee. 21.

"Tiiri Him. rpriM CnicAno," a muslenl
farce. In three nefn, was Drat seen In En-
gland Dec 20, at the Grant} Empire Theatre,
JkttidenUMd. _|

1224

THE- NEW YORK CLIPPER.

Febbtjaby 13^

ATTENTION! ! ORCHESTRA LEADERS, PERFORMERS, MUSIC AL an d ACROBATICACTS^^

o o s> e oawtc e,

INDIR1UIK.

SflBCII AND TWO STEP.
Tlii< B«»( Buck and Wing DmuM Published In Vnn.

CROUCH and RICHARDS, THE

KOTICBII-PUao Copies
11 WBW »8tli STREET,

HrW YORK. Tel, 876 Mail 84.

GOOLMANS, FORD BROS. THE SIMPSONS.
Free to recognlxod Performers.

Featitoi hjr the Following Heudllnersi
JONES and SUTTON, MUSICAL HOLBROOKS, FORD

3ISIERS. FISHER and JOHNSON.

atin-aoM

WABASH AVENUE.
CBICAUO.

; AND A
1 **^/n*%^*

COPY WILL ME MAILUn)
TO YOV, POBTPAID. LMD >

PLAYS. Skctcltca written. Send stamji
llstof typewritten sketciios. Address BERNARD

-,n.y

Semi stamp for
ypei
KLINU, Playwright. 1M Went Mth St.

M WMSV 98tb.ST.,PALEm Tel.;t.7ti)HaUl-

turn. Kala-tecnno-scopc Kxchaiigc. Machines,
Mima, Bought, Sold, Ei-changed sod Rented.
Kdlsou Cnfvcrsal Machine, slightly used,
Kdison HMilbitmn Machine, S. 11., left:

"treat Train Robbery. 7*)ft
innd. -Hgiitiy used, 1,040ft,

, 185.60;

Edison

8. H.'.'lWii Fairy-

tl(ir.. L'ntnpnlu;. /l..u

».»,,,, lion; Kntorpl 1 "! flns
Making "Outfit, now, |fla.&0; Complete Story of
lien llur, 00 Blldes, ben tit If ally colotod, new,
f. ;;8 The Latc-t Cp-to-daUs Bnblect* In Moving
pictures to Rent, Try us and make good.

~ YOCNO LADY WASTB ENGAGEMENT

10 play piano In Kastern Snrnmer Park or with
lirsr clans Co.; Sight .Reader and experienced Van-
devlllo Pianist. Address

REM ABLE, care of ULITFKK.

[

HALF-TONE

process to.

» •aamatnr MiiMic.wrw yob*. 4
8 m. .MMM IMCN-MINMVN 90cm 1

M

HBHAKKABLV CLRVBR CHILD OF

live wants engagement for next season,- Mother
plays small imrts. with specially. First class pro.
rtucttoi i only. Addr ess MOT H ER, ca re of CLIPPER-

WAJfTKDKOR CA»II-2f)\60 Donble Black
Tent and Swell Front, for Electric Theatre. No
rags. Tell all in Orel letter. B. Peeler, Salis-
bury, N.C. •

FOR HALE-Lubln Clneograph, late 'Exhibi-
tion Model, and Lot of films and Bong HM|
cheap for quick gate. R. Peeler, Salisbury, N. 0.

NBD WEST AT LIBBRTY.-B. P. Hinging
and Dancing" Comedian with Strong special-
ties— Minstrel Co. preferred. Play entire end or
Farce Comedy and Burlesque. 13 Park St., Concord,
N. n„ ti ll Feb. 15 , then 131 Ferry 8t, Newark, N. J.

FOR HALS". Troupe Trained Doves, Trained
Ooat, 30x40 unit 18X30 Tents, z Band Organs. 1
Street Piano, Conceit Phonograph outtIL Nice
exchange for Maglo or Films, wanted, Peoplo
(2 or stums) for small Wagon Snow; Somersault
Dog. Prof. Barry Bmltb.Uratz. Pa. ••

WANTKD-To Join on wire, Medicine Per-
formers of Mil kinds, Double and Single Acts.
tjCAKFRMKD. CO., Port Matilda, Center Co., Pa.

FOB HA LB, lo lengths Hardwood Jacks and
Stringers, new, $36: soxoort. Middle Piece, $20;
Hemp Return Net. loxoBf l., $30: Bounding Ropo
Springs, (6. . B. (Ullmoro, Fremont, O. ;

WANTED— For a family enter tulnuient in
halls playing week stands, Specialty People; also
Sketch Team with Moving Picture Outfit. Small
salary. Long engagement. I par all. send photo,
which will be returned. (Permanent address)
KBNE8T B. BCTLK R. R iver FalH, Alabama.

FOR SALB-Complete Black Arl Outfit, 120;
co.it $40; lot of Tricks, 110: SteroopMcofl, Oas
(feuerator, Screen, etc., $30; fine white Moire
Sllkolluo Serpentine Dress. $10: 20 Dance Slides,
1 1. Ship anywhere on half cash, balance C. O. D.
Stamp for Hit; 110 stamp, no list. ' Mrs. Wm. Curl,
234 Court 8«., Bu onestor, N. Y. •

AHKHICA'ia

BB»T

AND

(iRBATBIV

SCHOOL

Indorsed by Press and Public,

The Perfect

tune for
BOUTS, 8AI,AI>S, l)t8TER8, _
FISH, 8ACCB3, BOASTS, GRAVIBS.eic.
Imparts delicious flavor. insures good di-
gestion. Purer and more beautiful than ,
ground pepper. ASS THD WAITBR FOB I
THE ORIGINAL MolLHENNY'8 TABASCO!
' Used In leading Hotels, Clubs and Bit- f
tauraota for nearly hulf a century.
AT ALL DEALERS.
FREE— Write for "Tabasco Book."-
New and unluuo recelpea.
McILJl BNNX'B TAD ASOO.New Iberla.La

WISCONSIN

.lUUwnukeu. — Tile 'J'liuullouser production
uf. "JjpjOi'tllus'Llft'," ttl the Academy, wuh the
lilg huvcchu Tu>4 wuvk, excellent press work ou
tiie'iiiu'l. of Burt Iluildels, together with the
special eugugebiwit • of "Mivkoy" Rcllloy, a
local pugllitt, with u. I urge following, helped
to 'pack 1)10 uotwoull week. "Rip Vuu \Mn-
tae^S-liJ. , -

XtUAwmii TutA'rm:- — Miuiuge-r O. P. Mil-
ler had- "Wueii MMB Coolies to Town," to
good - ftttwidfuu'e, lust week. "Stiimrba"
ionics 7-KI, Mu«/U tuvl Musom In "Hiidolph
and Adolpji," 1^20.

DA^'lpnoV. ' .TilKAi'lili (Wberinati llrown,
munojrer}, — -llio.j'utiirp tit I ho l<Wr lIolnitiH
w&h :i pupulul' tsjvkUic, "The Sultini of
Mllu"t is. ■ GJio^ltiaJi T BlrmpN"ii divided the
hcmor.s of 'tOo perf<irinHUvu with Krnuk Mou-
Ian. "ltwl •IfeutJicv" 7-10, "Umlor Two
KlOKa" 11-J3, "Bertha Gulluaid 11-17, uud
Anna Hluld'J8-20.'

Buou Ophiia Hoohh (J. U. Pierce, resi-
dent munuger),— rOu the, way: "The Cliurlty
N'airsu" week of 7, and Joe llniM mid Carrie
I»h H0.1v If "l''ox}' tirujuluu." week nf J 4.
"Only a Shop tllrr found ruvor ut the bunds
1 d' «Q»d 1 fixed MtKlluuiceB > last week.

I'AiitfT TiitiATitn (Iavu WiU'h«uer, lunnu-
gcrV^ — 1'lieiHlorc Tuoiuim, with the Vhlotigo
orcluwlfaw turned . iieoiile away 'rucsdity

iMMtrtt

wits I

S i-in Ttlu^ritt:.- — iluiiuger I'runk It.
mitn has a strong favorite for week of

and wiis Ijiiiuetllatuly Iwokwl lor a return date
on ifureh 1. "JDoi, Carlos" wax the olTei'lng
of tin) Htoek eo. B. Ou Sunday. '7. "UeaBe-
■iiouii's.-MUi-lnfulu't.," u now cotnetiy,. wus pre-
seutvd. •■;•••••■•

Trott-
" In
Hurry Morris' bwU'Cii. The High Hollers
I T'-'JtO. ' ' BtiHlnesV wus Brat class lust week
with the Londop- Belles. .

Ckystaij TitBATKU .Or* .B. Winter, uiutia-
per).' Mini Jultn Levy and Co. head 11 good
hi II f«w .week 0* 8, :The Watrtmuj, the Jug-
I'lHiK'M'Athews.Nollln Rwolle and Krunk Omli
Naratploti' tlio llsl.

Sans Soici Mvpit; M.M.r. — Muniigur t'lins.
R. Will offers limes awl Ryan. Vtoreueo
Ittisi', IilnUeii Slstei'b, uud the tllhson Olrlti
week tomiDcneluj; S.

|i"o«st KM.utn (Blchard Becker, uituuiger).
- -jvmmiIi' wrick of 8 Include : ltltigliutu ana
tiubftl, ,lviils Worth, Stella Surriuv, uud
Msud'Alleu.

.Nirrps.7— Muungcr SUurmun Brown, of th«
Davidson. Theatre, has been appointed n
mvnihcr of the tire .anil police commission.

Tim beueilt per,formance given by thu

WacIiHnm' (A>: at the .Vabst Theatve, Jan.

in, udded $i»io.74' to • nio'ctttoV tHownr:

.Miinuger, I/4>on Wnelunier vx.Tnvts to

ii'siime' his Tioruiair productions 01 I'owurs"
Theutiv, - Clilcngo,, coinuieuclng Sunday. I'eK
H. ,

„ . ; .. 1 «« , » *

M>1 111 I A1KII.IN A.

SriGE DUC Bt

(Dp-to-itate In every douil.)
Buck, Jig, Skirt, Novel Cake
Walk. Elocution, Singing and
Rag-Time Bongs, Vundenile
Act«.8ketr.!ioB,Monutogiie«,Etc.
BNOAOEMKNT8 8EUDRKD.

NO FAILVRB8.

PROF. P. J. RIDSB,

Hlse Frances Lee and others.

Circulars Free.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

I indorse prof. RIOOK as the only Performer and

Professional Dancing Teacher In Chicago.

FRED J. WILDMAN, Theatrical Agont,

|gt La Balle St., near Madison, Chicago, Hi.

"vir«.*xt ©«a,

FOR LONG SEASON,

SKETCH TEAMS («:„r)
SINGLE WOMEN ACTS,
20-CHORUS WOMEN-20

Have opening for competent MAN and WOMAN
At.T, Ut put on BURLBStACHB.. All must have
good singing voices. Give rente two weekB ahead
or permanent address. Communications to

FRBXD niOKF*x t

Hotel itapna, Greensburg, Pa., or Box 3b, Fair
Haven, N. J.

W A1VTJKD, FOB

WILLARD'S

TEN NIGHTS CO.,

MUSICIAN, DOUBLING STAGE;

CHILD FOR MARY MORGAN
; AND PROPERTY MAN.

Address Tupelo. Mlas., Feb. 12; Boonvllle,
1 Fbreuoc, Ala , li. - •

j WILLARD'K TMN NIOBTB CO.

IS;

t'hirleatoii. — At Oweda' Academy of
Music i Will 'P. Kcogli, iiiunuger).— -Wm. M.
West's Minstrels cume' v>k I. to 11 good
house- ' Ba.lnnpu.of week 1ioiim> won durk.
Hilly Kersuuds' Minstrels eaniu S. "Moro-
dom" '10. ■

Cnltmihlii. — Al N'uw Columbia Theatre
1 SmltbUeal & Brown, mauugors>. - - "The
-ltuunwsvB" drew the best business of the
iiensou Ml, -I'. WeMt's MlustntlH, Feb. «,
fared well., romiug: "li'lorodora ' 11, (he
Ivuowltoss 10-20. .'

• g . ■<«♦' - ■

FLOHIDA.

Pennavoln. — At Uie IVitsucohi npcru
Uoosc tJ. M. Cis?'. nmuuger). — Rose Coghluu.
,lau. 'JB, had (ale husluess. House dark week
of 'JC. Hclou Grant ly,.lu "In the Pulucu of
the King." big- business. Feb. 0. Al. H.
Wilson, in "A Prince of Tatters," hud a
large nud well pleased midleuco L Ooniiug:
,'rentore'n ltallun Batul.lt, Homer l>uvetiiiorl .
■ artoouiat. 12 ; "Peek's. Bad Boy" 18, "Muff
rfcdo" \T>, Carnlvar ball 10, Fotir C»tmnc
18, Haverly's Wluatrels XV- .' «

ZEPHYRETTE

(LILLIAN SEOITR).

Spanish. Herpentiue mid Picture Dancer.

Magnificent Wardrobe and Electrical
,' Etieuts. Plays Pnrts.

i WILL SECUR,

Al Manager. Union Carpenter and Electrician.
Address No. 04 KOl'VENBOYBN PLACE,
■ ■ .-■ ■ Brooklyn, M, y. .

Wanted,

PUTNAM'S THEATRE,

ItlCHDIOND, VA„

At once, Specialties, Sister Teams and Sorto
Comics. Address JF. W. PUTNAM.

Wanted ((uick-Ming Man.

OlUar Pcunle. write. I nay all.

till AS T. I- ALES' COMEDY CO , OlaytOU, N. Y.

HEDICINE PEOPLE WANTED

Thul play OTiiau: Latly Specialty Acta, organ.
KATIMA REMEDY CO., WoK

iVoirs Summit. \v. \ h.

Wanted-Heavy Man.

Also lisuenl Biialtieaa Man.
Machine. Address II. T. Ul

Want tt« boy Picture

k;k. waycross, tin.

Open Time in larch at Tneatre Grand,

Maryavllle, Kansas, Huron I lo 31, Inclusive Write
or wire M. 0. PETERS, Mgr , MtirysvlIlK Kansas.
If yon eun't " make good" don't attem pt It.

WANTED. COMEDIAN tint Can Change

1 OR A WE8K, Put on Acts and Fake Brgan.
North Atneiionn Med. Co., WJiltenort, N. T.
Permanent addreat. LOok Box foi, Vtuw, N. K.

WANTED

Good Singing and Dancing
Soubrette, Heavy Han,
Juvenile and Char-
acter Han.

Both moat do hot speclaltleii. For three night
stands. Hnst have good wardrobe. Stale age,
height, weight and salary nret letter. Qulok.
Expenses paid. Boozers and klckors stay away,
have had enough. Address

O. M. OOtSON,
Belle of Manila Co., Arkansas City, Kan.

Wanted,

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE III ALL BRANCHES.
ALSO GOOD PIANIST.

Those doing Specialties preferred. Apply Thurs-
day and Friday at MO WEST FORTr-FIRST 8T„
New York, flight up.

il Tlha*tv OWING TO THE CLOSING WITH

Al JilDBTiy, "poxy grandpa" oo. no. %

AL. H. SMYTH

(PIANO)

MUSICAL DIRECTOR

(ARRANGER)
Managers requiring a competent and reliable
Man, wlro or address,

•2bl CHURCH AVE., Brooklyn, N. Y.

WANTED,

One that can do knee figures. Also uibsb Blowers
at all times. This la the biggest and best glass
show on the road, bar none.

WARDES' GLASS SBOW. Qouovu, N. Y.

FOR

emeus bus.

R. R. Shon
preferred. Write at once.
U. H. SMITH. Mann Lender, Cjuoncuio, Kansas.

Have had two years' experience,
te at t

WANTED QUICK,

FOB THE LYCBUfl STOCK CO.,

For balance of tills season and next. Full Act-
ing Oo. for three night stands, Property Man who
eaa do good parts. Lady Pianist whouau do ono
small part. People who do strong specialties
given preference. Tell all In first letter. No
time for correspondence. Make your salaries
reasonable. Address
E. OROS.IBAK. Manager, ganey, Kaus.

PICTURE

MACHINES.

Now and Second Band Stereopticons, Films,
Song Slides and Supplies. Plciuro machines re-
built wllh all Improvements. Rheostats any volt-
age. Mechanical effects for acts made. Kxpcrt
repairing done. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANOE.
N. POWER, Mgr„ 117 Nassau St.. New York.

Phone U3«0 Cortland.

Liberty,
PULLEY'S IIPEBIAL COIEDY
MIXED QUABTETTE.

2 MALES-FEMALES 2
Tuleuted Singers, Dancers, Musicians, Vaude-
vllllats and Refined Colored Fun Makers. Late with
"Under Southern Skies" Company, 33 weeks.,
1802-W. LURt: PULLEY, Representative,
211 West 63d Btreet, New York.

Ventriloquist, Banjo Player with Good, Load
Voice; Good, Lond Singing Clown, or Any*
thing Else Suitable lor Outside York with
Carnival Co.

Long sciiboii through California, and then East.
Statu lowest salary: will advaneo ticket. Address
F. R. BLITZ, DIXIE OARNITAL CO.,
Saflord, Arizona.

Fir Culhane, Chice & Weston's Minstrels,

Balance of this xeason and Hummer, First Violin,
Doublo Brass; Bast) Singer, Comedy Juggling Aot,
Master of Transportation ; Play Baritone. Others
write. WM. H. CUACE,

__— 1° 8 Flfty-flftli Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.

AGENT AT LIBERTY

For balance of thii season. Uonettty, integrity
and ability guaruntued. An all day hUBller. Wltc
does amall parts. Single or lolnt engngomnnt .
Also Invite oifer» for tentlne. sensou lflu4. Aw an
experlouced wagon show ugent. Addresa
WB. U. TIBHILS,
207E. Stiilo St.. Marshalltowu, la.

Chorus Girls, etc., furnished for N.Y. Productions.
liundHoino ladles. Retlned gentlemen. KAPBAN
THEATRICAL SYNDICATE. 1031 llroadway, N. Y.

AT LIBERTY,

MRS. G. E. TILDEN,

CHARAOTER8.J0 W. Twellthjtt., New York.

BATES "and ERNEST,

GKHMAN VOMKDIANS.
IN VAUDEVILLE.

LITHOS CHEAP. - Ltttiri. "Metrepolitan

MERRY MAKERS" 8TANDB-3 SHEETS, HALF
SHEETS. Address M. B. TRROOP,

1W Mercer Street, Jersey mty.N, J. •

This Is the End

of the

Remnant Sale.

The last battalion of Winter Weights is making its final stand. Just
a week left in which to say good-bye to heavy wollens. The vanguard
of Spring fabrics is already in sight $ I 7 takes the place 6i figures
twice and over on any remnant we own. If your wisdom for saving
equals our anxiety for selling, yoti will let us tailor at least one suit for
half its right worth.

ARNHEIM

BROADWAY AND NINTH ST., NEW YORK.

J

TIME?

LYRIC THEATRE,

ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI. '

Newest uud most beautiful theatre in the city. Immediate open time for
1'arce Comedy, Minstrels, BurleBtmc, Melodramaw. etc. Seating- capacity
fourteen hundred. PriccH 25, 35 autl 50 cents. Have stage facilities lo
produce any show traveling. For time, address

E. P. CHUBCHILL, Manager.

NOW BOOKING NEXT SEASON. $10,000 PRODUCTION.

KAPHAN THEATRICAL SYNDICATE,

1031 BROADWAY, NKW YORK CITY,

Presents, for tho First Time In America, the Famous Spanish Actress,
NEKORITA PKPITA SANDOVAL, IW

CARMEN.

MAGNIFICENT IMPORTED COSTUMES, SPECIAL SCENERY. MANAGERS, BENB OPHK TIHI,

WANTED <tUICK, FOB

WALLACE'S THEATRE CO.,

For Three NtKbuV Rcpertulrc, Al Leading Woman, must bo able to play Emotional Soubrette; Al
Comedian with Red Bot Specialties, Man and Woman fnr General Business. People In alt Hoes, write.
Those doing Specialties preferred. Also Al Lady Pianist. Must have good wardrobe and make
good. Slato lowciit in first letter. WllU or without hoard. Address

M. M. UUB1RJBKY, Hock Island, Ul.

Breckenridge Stock Go.

Uuod, capable Actor for genteel heavies; Man for light comedy, who can sing and danccj uiuttbe
good droasers on and on* the stage. Scud foil particulars ami lowest salary nrsl letter. -

Address BOVD P. JOY, St. JOaepli, Mo,

James H Sadie Leonard

THIS WEEK, AT PASTOR'S, IN A HEW ACT-

MANAOERS, ATTENTION! ON AT 2.66 and 816*

Just Finished Bxtenslve We.lern Tour. OPEN FOR NfiXT SEASON.

THE ONE, THE ORIGINAL. THE ONLY.

LOUISE HENRY,

"SAL SKINNER GAL.

11

Finishing KF.ITH Circuit, New York. This Week, on nt 3 and 8 P. M.

cHfls. HOLDS WORTHS - am

KEITH'S ONION SytJARB TBIS WEKK.
Banjolst In America.

Mr. CBAS. UOLDSWORT'B, the only Buek Dancing

Send sseentB for these three fresh ones— BOWS ON TBK FARM— BKDKLIA— BOOl) BIB, $UUl
JANB. 1 write Words aud Maslu to order; seud fur terms. CIIA8. SMITH, 135 W, fid, 81., New Turk.

Oexitira-1 Tlieatre, Flainfield, N. J

Managers, ir you have the show, wc havo i5,000 people that will appreciate It. • Any show with J
Band or au Opera Co, can pno* them in. Theatre on ground floor, beats 1,000. The only p'sctt of
amusement In I he city. Quod Immediate open t loio. JAS. A. OALVIN, Manager, Flaltifl oWi M» {•_

Kolth's Thoatro BulldinK, l»hlla-a.

SCHOOL OF VAUDEVILLE AND STAGE DANCING.

Rupert Faculty. Profession*! Instruction. WALTER C. W ROE.

SKETCHES

and Monologues written to ordi
work. No nota oarrled In stock
J *. WARRRN, 108 Fountain

or. Original and utiito-dau
t. All work special. ■
alii St.. providence. B-'L

WANTED.

AN A No. I BOY SOPRANO FOR
GENTRY BROS.' SHOW, No. I.

Aildrass W.W. OBNTBT,Bloomlhgtoii,Iru1,

J

ED, F, ADAMS & CO,

THEATRICAL EXCHANGE,

1368-70 BROADWAY (Sults.SO), NEW v 0Rh
Peoplo In all brandies furnished en short qottoe'

ftBBUABY 13.

THE 1STEW YORK CLIPPER.

1225

DUMB ACTS.

Thnso who hnvo. used Creole BelleH, Hiawatha and othorfl nre bv this
pne about ready for something new— WE HAVE IT.

IS IT GOOD? The proof of the pudding is the eating. We will send
ou a full orchestration without any cost to you and only ask you to use it
voulike it— IT'S A CORKER AND YOU CAN USE IT. We want all
srformers and leaders to get next— Write at onco to

IK.

Grand Opera House Block, Chicago, III,

roadway Usee,

ST. J^OITIJS,

Iffi

Wanted at All Times. Two Weeks' En-
gagement. Curio Hall Attractions get 2
weeks. HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEW?

Want Aots for 6 Shows Daily.
No Aerial Acts as Stage is Low.
One Week's Engagement.

Have some space for Concessions on percentage only.
3 almistry, Knife and Cane Racks, Glass Blowing, Candy,
Air Rifle, Shooting Gallery and Jewelry Counter already
et. Please state your Lowest Salary in writing.

PAXJIv I>. HOWSE,

31« M. BROADWAT, NT. LOUIS.

ROTH — 0. W. Courtney, Blondel], Minnie Rloards, Major Winner, Evaleen, Charlie
Tripp, De Roche, Krao, James Monte and wife, please write.

Stereopticons, $14.00.

For a short time we will .ell our high grade

teteopttcons for above prtcejthoy are guaranteed

all

a true one.

j do as good work, am

■.tier fellow

perhaps better, than the
aid tlW.oo for. TtilB la a broad

They are perfectly
u*4e, and are Just the thing yon have been long-
::g for. It will pay yon to write today.

PHAKCK & SCHKCK.
16 H. HolUday Street, Baltimore, Md.

Barnesboro Opera House

BARNESBORO, PA,

'1'KX T1MM IN FEBRUARY, HAROB, APRIL
AND MAY.

Biislneaa ahead of Inst season. Now booking sea-
•■".d Mil and 11105. For terms, write or wire

FftKD MOKI.EY. Manager.

WILL BUY 00ft. CARS—
ADVANCE!, SLEEPERS,
IMNIPfG and BAGGAGB,

KL.KPIIANT, CAMEL, MORS.
FOR SALE-Camplete Wagon Show, or any part.
ol It; Tents, Scats, Lights, Harness, etc.

SON BROS., Norfolk, Va.

A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME.
_ FOR 8ALK OR RBNT,

Toe Leading Vaudeville House In the South. This Is
the only Lincensed Theatre in ho City. I-, fully
"iui|i|ied with Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water,
Meciric Lights, Stage equipped with all modern
improvements and scenery, hotel IN CONNEC-
TION. Reason for selling my other buslneas de-
finds my undivided attention. Address

JAMES M. BARTON, Auditorium Theatre,
. Norfolk, Va.

At l_lb>«»r*y.

Ir. and Mrs. Chas. P. Price,

< HAlUt 'TEH8 AND liENEUAL
BUsINBBS.

8INQLK OR JOINTLY. Address
_ 182 MULBERRY ST., acranton, Pa.

WANTED,

USEFUL REPERTOIRE PEOPLE.

*»o Agent. Fall particulars llrst letter. Address
"worn, Ind., Fob. 18; Columbia City, Fob. JR
"Ojlweck. NORMAN B ARR, Manager. _

Buffalo Tragedy, DuchessDubarry,
Charity Bess.

Si? PlwstoietforthlsandnextaeaRon. Kirat
"KMato D. 8. A. very reasonable.

WILLIAM A. DILLON AM08F.MBNTOO.,
45 Pendleton St., Cortland, N. Y.

14 SPOTTED MULES 14

*» give full show. Who want. them? or Partner

■anted with ears and tents.

_^__ D. BOY1NGTON, San Angelo, Texaa.

2 « ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND, With Oold
•»a topper Mine on same, for caah.
.jJ^tl'jSELL.ajl s. Fulton St.. aalUbnry,N-Q.

DuSERG

COMEDY CO.

Wants Repertoire People In All
Lines for Their Spring and
Summer Season.

Those doing Specialties preferred. Salary must
he low, as It la sure. Management pavs hoard.
State all in flrsl letter. Address to

W. C. CONNORS,
Manager DnBorg Comedy Co., Salem, BBjMI

SECOND HAND

Circus Canvas

FOB SALE.

One uflft. Diameter, with Two oOft.
middle Pierea; One eOxOO, One 60x1110,
One Black Tent, tfaiBS; One 30x00, and
ninny other*. Send tar printed list.
Prifl ra Harked Down.

THE J. G. GOSS CO.,

DETROIT, MICH.

WANTED QUICK,

SINGER FOR AND WITH
ILLUSTRATED SLIDES.

Boy or man. Must, be a feature.

WALLACE OILMOKE CO., Oswego, N.V.

MDW TMKATKE, RUDOLPH, O.—

Bustling oil town, heart Ohio oil DeldB.
Tltouaandt of dollars paid employes every 8.
days bv Standard Oil Co. Seating cap., 160.
Electric lights. Stage 12x34. complete set
scenery. Some oprn time Feb., March and
April. Playing to good houses. Fine busl-
neas for small repertoire itn's. S night, and
Ek stands. Prompt answers to all In-
ns. A. W. STAFFORD, Mgr.

A PLAT WITH PAPER.

One with strong Female Lead for Btar. Emotional
part P"-f%V E f t 'BRIOa, Lisbon, N. IV

MIN A GENNELL WANTS

TALL, f.OOD LOOKING JUVENILE NAN. Bx-
nerlenced, with good wardrobe. Otter uieftii
people, write. Long, pleasant engagement. Fare,
advanced to people known. V. O. MINNELLI,
Manager, Attica, Ohio, week Feb. 16. jj

Pi AVC Acta, songs. Etc., Written. Bend
'VatlOi stamp, Al References., Interviews

J «pnntntment. sample Parody and 6 flags, 10c.
•AM E- PKOSPKRT, ( Qallup 8t.,Provldence,B.I.

Wanted, Fartxiev.

Either aex. High 01au« Teat Show. Becnred.
Experience unnecessary.

1 ." JOHN JORDAN, Wendell, Kansas.

u

WITHOUT DOUBT, UNQUALIFIED 8UCCISSI8H

Ive Got io Go New,
'Cause I Think ire Goin' to Rain."

By KD. ROBE <v HAT. OBBORNB,

and its Younp, but already well known, ltuunhw Mate,

"HERE'S YOUR HAT,

WHAT'S YOUR HURRY?"

Or "GOODNIGHT, MR. GREEN, GOODNIGHT."

Hy BARTLF.Y COKTE1.L.O & NAT. OBBORNB.

NO COMEDY ARTIST'S REPERTOIRE COMPLETE WITHOUT THEM.

The success of a song Is complete when the dealers call for it. They are calling for both these numbers from every aectlon of the country.

BE IN LINE AND SEND FOR THESE TWO GREAT NUMBERS.

V«nw(K2 aB Prore.elanal copiea to rarogniied perform.!-, or ilinu landing up-tu-dat>-a\rfk CAftDft""

WITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 West 37th Street, NEW YORK.

LOOK FOR THE BBB HIVE CLOCK TOWRR.

Circus Peopli in All Branches

Except Riders ; Small Return Act, Brother
Act, Wire Walker, Juggler, Horizontal Unr
Team, Good Sloping and Talking Clown.
Troupe of Trained Poneya and Dogs, Band
Leader and Musicians. Preference given to
morrled couples and performers who double
In Band and concert. Man and Wife to han-
dle Side Show. Doc I.ano and Lew Granger
and wife, plense write. Sober Boss Canvas
Man and Good Cook; a Hustling Agent who
Is a close contractor. This 19 n two car
show ; performers must do two or more acts ;
salary must bo low, ob it is sure. Address
JAMKW W. BEATTIB,
303 E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne, Ind.

AGE8T-TBEASDBEB-IAHASEB.

Experienced, sober, reliable. Route, book,
promote, wildcat. I-'Irst lime out of work In
nine years— there are n few of us this year.
Kesponslhle companies ONLY, write or wire
QHICK, care of CLIPPER.

TO MANAGERS!

DISENGAGED

Well Known Eccentric ind Character Cimedlm

Can loin Immediately. Terms very reason-
able to sure salaried managers. Address
CHAR-tCTRR COMEDIAN,

121 I.cilngton Avenue, New York City.

Professional Copies of Two Beautiful 8ong*,

"IV. I NK,"

By LUCY M. SANFORO, and

"MOBE THAN WORDS CAN TELL'

Bv S. <<. COOK13, nn receipt, of two cent.
Mump and prof- r «"l "> C. W. THOMPSON
k CO., 13 WEST ST., BOSTON. .MASS.
Orchestral Inn to "MOMS THAN WDBIMT

for ten cenla In stampM.

F-OR SALE,

AN UP TO DATE

ADVERTISING GAR

r>3ft. long, fully equipped for passenger ser-
vice nnd llttcd with berths, pnjier lockers
and sfam paste honor, complete. Address
INDIANA CAR A EQIill'MrSXT CO..
Peru, Indiana.

WANTED, FOB LOWEHY BROS/ SHOWS,

Performeri in All Llaea.

Any Good Act, Man and Wife suitable for
small show; also Hustling Art. nnd Sketch
Team for concert ; state salary In llrst. letter
and make It low. as It Is sure. Ad.

GEO. It. LOWKBY, Shenandoah, Pn.

Wanted, Med. Performers

Sketch Teams and Comedians

Up In the Blr., and GOOD PIANO PLAYF.K.
Will open March I. Tickets to those I
know only. DR. M. J. KRAUH,

1613 Central Ave.. Cincinnati, Ohio.

!

OABD TO AOTOBB, ■D8ICIAI8, ETC

I want lo thank yon for reply Io recenl Ad.
We received over three hundred replica to our
recent "adv." In the OLD RICIdAIILK. Can-
not possibly answer all. I10IIRY FOFNTA1V,
Alcr.. Marie Fountai n Theatre Co.

EXPERT ELECTRICIAN

Union Man, would like lo Join Electrical
Vaudeville Act. Good on Effncla. Solier and
Reliable. If you rannninav i;XION Mir
ARV, don't answer. OTTrt V. MAII*.
Casio ThtBlre, LOWTMWR, .Mass., I'eb. N-1SI
f'HRto Theatre, !.owcll, Mass., Feb. ir.-2'i.
A fter Feb. 20 . care of N. Y. CLIITE It.

HlllER C. BAVDM At Libery

Agent or Pianist. Doe Ray, wire me quick.
ltosponslblo ingot, nddresn Alken, S. C. Ite-
gords to Haner and Nadyne Sbsnnon mid
other friends, especially Geo. I^'Ster. _

DANGERS AND LEADERS— *"Rosebud Skirt

OANCF." Is NOW RRADY for ORf.'HKBTRA.
Everyone wants It. Orchestra or Piano, 10c.
ARTHUR BELLINGE R, Ba t tle Creek, Mich.

DISESOAOED! _

SHERIDAN,

HEAVIES— CHARACTERS.
Addren GEN. DEL., Lacrosse, Wis.

J. J.

POH TUB

FISKE-STOCK CO.

BAND AND ORCHESTRA,

PRESENTING

MISS (Ml G. HANILTOH ami MR. RULE C, SIMONS,

AND ASSOCIATE PLAVKK6 HCMBEH1NO

VERSATILE REPERTOIRE PEOPLE.

HU.11SHH STOCK. ( A i RKQULAB. iBASOU, lUOt-S.

OANADIAN CITY, 100,000 POPHLATION. 1 1. f RBPIRTOIOB.

TWO PLAYS-TWO MAT1NKKM WEEI. "l H 1 OOKMRMOIRfl LABOR DAY.

STARTIHG APRIL 18. IO) SEASON TU1RTY-MVR WBKKH,

Pri>r»r*Bce Olven llrvrr Talent DealrinK Both lammir •■< Regnlar

IMWH'I Klni.Jfn.rnl,
WILL NEGOTIATE WITH:

SPECIALTY PEOPLE I Capablt Playing I MUSICAL ARTISTS,

NOVELTY VAUDEVILLE ACTS. } Small Parts. ) MUSICIANS.

1KW MATERIAL FROM PLAYWRIGHT* SOLICITED.
(Writer.) Plftkf ■ .ATOA K CO. (W..Urn)

W.C.HAMILTON, Hip.

FI8KE-8TOCK CO.
BAND and ORCHESTRA.

W. N, COOKE, Mgr.

\MT AWrrrann ENTIRE NEW UOMPANy. ItF.PERTOIKE PEOPLE IN ALL

WilJI JLMUVa branohKs-mChicians

Add ret all conimnnli allon. to

AND VAVDEVILLE PEOPLE.
FISKH it STOCK, Manaa

all commnnli allon. to FHKK * STOCK, H.n.iiri,

Wmka Fob. », Noath Ifoi walk, CI.; 1A, Hprlaglloldj, Ma..,; W4, Uttby, Vl,

BALTIMORE FIRE!!

We aiirceeded in having an Operator on Wio scene of (he GREAT
CONFLAGRATION while il, wits at i(n h«igb(. V\'o are no(, able to
give full pnrticularR before thin iflaiin of TIfE COPPRE coon to press,
but (olograph adviwn indicate thai, they will be the MOST SENSA-
TIONAL FIRE FILMS EVER MADE. Gel. yonr order* in now.
FITjMH WILL BE CLASS A.

in Cents Per Foot. 25

AMERICAN MUT0SC0PE& BIOGRAPH CO.,

11 E. 14th Street, New York.

AvnitKW DOWSIK'N SKW BIO ONK MlltO NIHlVV».--Tti- fli^pil eqolpped WtldU
Sliow in Arr.crlr*, will open tbo -ea,nn ill MKiUNt. N. V.. April .".0. WANTKU— ASMaW. rell.hld
oxperleo'-ed 81NU1N0 AND TA1.KINO OLOWN, AN OLHT1MKR rHKPDKRRlMhat u»0 dn concert
turn; Man io uki'care of tlie prp»s (one ilmt c>m p:»y pii.no prc/i-n.id) andean irmke Ijltnafir naefnl
around trio Miow: moat havn had nxpcrlenco or 1 'lon't want film. Al iruy. tooni for Comedy or Novelty
Ads, Mti»lci»n» for Bind iiml orclienlra. MnnlRliniH tint omi do coD<erl inrn. wrlt/i. OanviwM.n.
Scut Men, Uliandcllor Han, A and '• Rorae Drivers, llroomii tor rtay, aiook and putip'n; Waltere, and
Anntant ccok, Oookee, l)i>li WnfliPra and KiunKlnn tat cook house, lioea Prorn. and good Property
Men, write. Oanviut Hon addren- ANDHK W L. MAI.KY.HohwpII, lad Tor. MuMrlnu- addren. ARTIIOK
KOBDHAM, .are of OI.IPl'KK OFPICK. F-lw York CUT. T«anif>l<>rH addiena (;. W. OIIRISTIE, Pike
p o.,OhejterileldCo , va., All otncrnaddrenn a. 1). lirPIIKF., Molina, N. V. Cm tiw another ex-
perienced Olrcua Bill Poater.

Cnlvf-raai, %76\ Bxbltiltloa, SllS.

THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY, 740 Feet, Price. SIM .00

Free Catalogue of fcMSON FILMS ANP UACUINKh.

EUOENE CLIME & CO.. 59 Dearborn St.. Chicago.

JOHN F. CLARK

ono of

3

TUB ORHT Or KNTBHTAINRRS AMI DCIAVMX. I'AHDI.
Thla weak again (Fell. H) at Tony Paator'a, on alt.ioatiil o.nr, p. M. Qiioatlon-Wtiv doea
Tony Pastor play Julio P. Olark no often- A newer— ftocWM John r. Clark entertain, hi. aodl-
em-V- nail»f;ir.iorilv, and Mr. PaHior give, the polillc what tliay want. Addreaa all Al Ai.RNTB.

AT MDKRTY-A No. 1 Hkev 'It Team, air lull v
rp-io-Uaio Hinif; tinodHlnfflca; work any plai'b Id
ji«ta; i) itn 1'ake Oman and Piano; Innit expert-
enrc. Only rellahlo muni, need reply, The Kloh-
urdnon-. «>2 IliPJtian.nSt., IndlanupnUs. Ind.

RICTUS'S DBAO f<nre that if yoo want to

hecooie a marvelous Jungler and gma .alary of
live hundred dollara a week yon muitt tend il to a
gmst mat), a wmidHrful leacliei . Rlnton io name, to
t -I Carlton Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y., and get hla lug-
gilDit hook. Ureal for rxglnnerK. Telia you how
to do every trick In Joggling. I don't aell any-
thing. I don't ni.ke money hy robbing Innorent
auiateor Juggler*. Bvcrythlng'i free alter yoo
gettbe hook, ft book* .old lait week. All are
pralflse my wort to help poor unfortunate*. Tnl.
week, Proctor'. 6th Ave. Coming aetion fea-
tured With til* Oreat Wallace Show.

WAIITKD, for the old KellaMe lleod*rMii
Rto-t Co . eili *iii-ce»,f'il xeaaon -don't owe adoi-
lar— l'nli Arting compuny— landing Wom.n. ca-
pable or alhglng llluKtraied aong*; Character
wiiman, Oen. Biz Woman. Man for Lead* utiil
rieavtcc Comedian, mui'id i Hpeulalty; den. Bl'/.
Men. Man for PatU aud Props; people doing
■peolalUea given preference; alio Ag*nt. Makn
salary low »a It I* .tire. Bliow ucver riotw., Want-
to bear from all people erer connitrieil with tb*
Ilendet.oa Stock Oo. Write or wire. W. J.anu
B. K. Henderaon. Ma»on, Michigan.

MOTlOB— Park manager., aend your order*
for Galatea before March 1 ?., aa I ahall not mfr. af-
ter that date at aoy price. Other* that bare |i w,
•end atamp for information that will give tod
taxi to tew every weak tb* rest of your me. ■
Coat. E. We»ton, In BpruceSt., Lawrence, Mais.

122(1

THPB NEW YORK GU3PPKB>

,... ;, , . . i t . , i ■ „. ' i » . -: — i — ' *. '* ' — — '■ r

ffEBBUABY 13

MAuucutiUsirra.

Ruatoa^- ;-k«ttl«0lr w« were quite brwy
last week, nn.i the aggregate uf business dune
left lltllo to ha desired. Lvcry branck ul
dramatic entertainment Is represented la llw
offerings for current week, MM are : Co-
lonial, "Thrco Little Maid*;" Tremotit, Dock-
atader's Minstrels, and four special matinees
uf 4 MM O'Nell: Boston. " 'Wuy Down
Hi :" 1-nrk. WHIllum Collier. In "The Dicta-
lor;" Rallls, Charles llowlrcy, In "Maury
Mally;" Globe. Mine. Charlotte Wlche; Ma-
jestic, J. K. Hurray, In "Arrah-nu -Cogue ;"
otand Opera, Terry Mi-Govern, In Tho
llowery After lark;" MunIc Halt, Patrice.
In "Driven from Home;" Hub, "Two I.lttle
Wolfs:" Columbia, Rebecca Warren, In
"Tent;" Castle Sguare, "D'Arcy of the
■juarda," and "A Mother's Heart" at the
Uowdoln Square.

Trkmunt Theathb (Jno. It. Bchoeffcl,
manager). — Lew Dockstudcr and associates
are here for n fortnight of minstrelsy, und
lit this engagement Is the llrnt mi orgunlXR-
tlou of this kind Iiuh ever played nL thlH
Iioubc quite nn interest has been aroused
among the patrons, und the advance sale
predicts a protl table stay. Nanee O'Nell -Is
meeting with phenomenal success at licr spe-
cial inatlncc performances, and the local
critics awl playgoers put her down as one of
thf-gHMwt actresses lit this country. Iter
performance u> ".CanJllllo" was especially
pralscwotlhy, the portrayal of too role being
very origin n I. Miss O'Neill gives fodr mail-
nee* this week; "CntnlHc" and "Peg Wofflnjg-
tdn" being the offerings, "Sultan of Sulu"
follows the minstrels. The cadets, as usual,
bud u big week. The offering, ' r Clridcrcrta
and the Prince," is un excellent vehicle, and
If ■ profenslouully done should make lots -of
money.

Colonial TiiK.unu (Chas. Frubniuu. Rich
& Harris, managers). — "Three Little Multls,"
which Is. wild to -be a dainty little musical
play, opens u fortnight's stay at this house
Feb. 8. lu the cast are ;- George .P. Hutu-
ley, Maurice 1'urkou, Ma dice Crlehton, Delta
Mason, Maud llobsou, Lisa Kyan, J. I'd-
ward. Eraser, Oeofgo Carroll and It. 81.
UcOrgU The last week of viola Alien, in
"Twelfth Night," brought, out large houses.
' v k* ^roductiou; was « magaiflceb t one, and
justly deserved the generous patronage be-
stowed.

Park TnuATifti (digs. 1 Froniaau, Ilk-h &
Harris, tuunagerM. — For the third Hue this
season William Collier Is In town. First
uuder Weber & Fields' direction, then under
his owu, und now. under Charles Froli mall's
management. The current card-is- a new
comedy, by Itlchurd Harding Davis, entitled
"The Dictator." The following arc lu sup-
port -of AIr,i Collier : Edward Abcles, John
Burryjnorc, George Nnsb, Tlteuias MeGrnlh,
Henry J; West, Franels Sedgwick. Emui'tti.
Whitney.- Fuller Mclllshf Frank Davis,
Louis* Lagan, Hurry Hen I on, George Mo-
cuacheon, Nauc
sou and Louise
three weeks.
business.

Mollis SniKKT TifBAMH (fsuae II. lllch,
tniinugers). — During the second and last
witck of Charles liawlrcy's engagement lit
this house ha will present, for the first time
lit this country, one of lilt London sue
cesses, entitled •Saucy Ually." Mr. Tlawtrey
ndded lust week to the popularity established
when lio was here lust season. "The Man
from- J»umkley.V! wsh viewed as- a non-
KcBBlca'l Eort or it com'btly, but still It pleased
und must be recorded as a hit. To follow,
Miiude Adams. ...-.'•

Boston Thbatbk (Lawrence Met.'itrty,
manager).— ••'Way Down Kast" Is the at-
traction at this house for the fortnight bc-
ciuuiug. Monday of currant week. The show
ha* iifwujs been a big money maker here
ttntl no fours are entertained for the limine! si
end of the stay. Ptucbe Davis heads ah. ud-
mlrubh: company. "Drink," although an
excellent play, was not a prolltnble one, the
business being light during the engagement.

Majestic thiiatiik (Stair k wllber, man-
tigers). — J. K. Murray, -supported by Clara
l^iue and a capable company. In "Arrnh-nu-
Vogue!" Is current curd at this .Iioiikc. The
Mtpportlnc company Includes: Dunlel tlll-
feather, M. P. Furnuin, T. C. Hamilton, K.
M KCudrlck und Maud Scott. Kellor Is an-
nounced for Fob. 10 and week. The second
week of "Buster Brown" wus better than the
tirst, Oabrlel again scoring, and wus easily
the lilt of the show.

fiuuiu TrttATitE (Stair & Wilbur, nuinn-
cers).-^— This Is tlio second and lust week of

llrctse. the hading man of the Worcester
Hummer Htutk Co.. will appear a* 1-arsl-
f«l l£ 19. "'way fjbw* EgM" came. t»
g-xsl return... I>b. ML . "A Country oirl. I,
loeaceJIent btiMlnrss. lay Davis. In "While-
wasbma Jolla," was well received .>. .Mary
Mannerliig. In "Harriet's Honeymoon, waa
very satisfactory 0.

aaaaj
der .

Moclcly

ttuaaUR MqrAia thkatmk shea ft co^ |?«) ; r-1? b ?,, M, ~;, , ? , ?n r u .",,

uagBrsl.— Sanday, 7. sacred concert, no- M. t\ A. Minstrels (local)
r tao niispteea of Ladli'H' Hchrew Aid Adamites" ( local) ia,_l».

.-vdelf. Waftrbury Bros, and Tenaay, Mary -

Dirpont and Co., Armagh O'l»otialiey, Mur-

uhey and Francis, Kenney ond llollls. Mm-

boll find Donovan, Hurry It. f«rtcr und Alice

kagan,

' IJauetti; Comaloclt, Lucille W r at

Kngiigcment Is for

M«ry' r - did a fair

Allen.

"Little

Mm*. Charlotte- "Wcibc'tt engagement. Good
i-lfld housetf of tioclety folks witnetised ner

eHoflo

iHwal

I'enorVaacea during the past week. For her
fapawtll -week three new plays! arc adtjeit to
ibe pTays alio baa been to well received ' In
lu-ihls city.- "The Ilurgomustnr" comes next.
Qjum> Oi'kua HotKi. (Georgo W. Magce,
uiMager). — Business was good last week,
waft "If Women Were Men?' aud the melo-
diatnn, front an artistic viewpoint, was us

fopd as the average. "The Bowery After
>»Jps," one of Theodore Krcmcr's latest, Js
li«it for a week's slay. Terry Mctloveni,
tli« pugilist, Is featured In the billing. Dur-
ing the progress of the plnyu reproduction
ottho Krnc-McHovern light Is given, MctJov-
1'in being assisted by Danny Dougherty.
"Tb,rougU Fire and AVuler" Is underlined.

CoLfuniA TtlKATtill (Stair & Wilbur, luuu-
nwl''*)-— Hugcido Blklr and company, lu
"Mitt," 'were Well received last week. Miss
IllUr's Interurotullou of the leading role
wall an excellent one. und careful anil capti-
ld»' support made a praiseworthy production
This- week. Bebueca Warren.- lu -TeBu, of the
D.'UruervlllcB," with "A Desperate Chaucu"
to' follow.

MUHlu Halt, (Stair & Wilbur, umjiagerst.
—Monday, Feb. 8. Pa trite makes bee llrst
nppcaraiu-o In this city as a full tledgv-l
Htor. uptiearlng lu a new uielodnuna, by llal
ItMd, ''Driven from Home." Walter W llson,
('(■trie* Hutchinson, Hal Clarendon. Charles
illbsou, Tltouiiis Norton, Arthur J. Ciileman.
I'liarles J. Wliltc. Frank O'Nell, Helen Jones,
Mjiiiu Ueger and Lottie Hyde lire lu her
Kiipporr. Lust week Waller Edwards, lu
"The Sign of Urn Four," guvc satisfaction
1o well Ullsd houses. Cowing: Daniel K.vuu
Co. si -• < . •

Hctf Theathb (Stair & Wilbur, inuna-
Kers). — "Two Lltllo Wolfs" Is Hcnnlnled for
tills week. Blanche Hh trier heads tlio conj-
I'ihyi "The Slain 'of tlulll" hint a «ri««l
following last week. "Her Marrluge Vow"
Is billed for the week of Feb. 15.

t.'AsfiiU Sor.Mii: TituA rm; (J. H. IJuiery.
naaaMrV. — "IVArey of Ihn Guards" Is lielne;
tircsented for the tlrst tluio this week, by the
lucmbers of the stock coiupuny connected
vlth the bpuse. tlie leading characters being
jiorlriijyed bv Howell nansel, Kdward jWude.
'tboinas- MucLurule. Lindsay MorUoii. John
•J', traven, Cordelia Macdonalii. Isabella
I'lctclier and Mary Sanflers. "Wild Oats."
Fjilcud'lnly liresented,- wgn the- approval of
th«' prttrons. '"ITie "*rr*t8 of Notre Dame"
Will be put on next week.

BownoiN *<JHAUH Theathb (0. K. Iiothrop.
■naimgerl. — Uuccess attended the i»ro*lue-
tlon of "NotOnllly" lost week. "A Mother's
Heart" Is nnuounced for this week, with
lirlncipal parts being done by Wlllurd lllsck-
more, Kdward Dt-nlson, Lawrence Mcrton,
D. L. Oaylent. Wlhner Wuller. Carl Key.
Fugeult Dil Hols. Murlou Sawtelle, Corlnnc
• sutwell nnd Floi-enuo Hale. Next eurd,
••Drink;"

Kkith's 'J'liKA'rtir. (II. F. Keith, manager).
>~- Showing this week at this house tire:
tMldgle.v and Carllsitr. l'ross Kldridge. Water-
l>ury Brothcrn and 'I'enuey. Pat Booney and
Dmma Francis, Wlnacherman's bears ami
inonkeVH, Mon. Sllvnno, Hisbte-Hell aud Co..
•I'onrooln ArnhR, Murphy nnd- Frnneia. Ifcsf-
tird and Llnder. Oorrton Rlrtred, the tlreeunn^.
AMlnl Smith, and Josephine Wilkinson. Cn-
ftMty nnftlencxi<« lost week saw tt gnod alinw,
tthongn tnneh belter ones trtitc been seen
bete. Judguic from tto aauotuieoiocuts.tbU

llrophjr appear. During week of 8. "Paul
ItcvereV' with Ulchard Bubler hi _ the tltlo
rol

week's Mil (iruwlsw to bo au exceptionally
good one.

- RVwAaa ArifafticcM tWro. Mt-Avoy. man-
ager*.— Jules and I. lis Garrison, I'mllle'*
UMtrsr Jam. Ikairrlaey and Hlcli, Castellat
nndflafr. BHebfll and lftrron, the Hertown,

Himeli and Gordon, Grace Bolinrr, Dixon.

Hurt and Leon, U-oii»rd and Drake, Mr, and

Mrs. Larry Hbaw, o'Hrlen and W'eat, MbMun

HrotliiTs. Fred Caldwell, the klnetocraph,

nnd the burleaoners. In "High Water. Pa-
tronage Is np to. the high water nark, aud

many limes flows over the mark.

I'alach 7iii:,vrni; rt'liurli-s II. Woldron,

ni'iiiflgcri. — Al. Beeves' lllg llitrle»'iue Show,

which made audi an emphatic felt at this

boUso earlier In tbc Kea<o», Is back again

for a week's stay and the patrons are re-

iolrlnr. The entertainment conalsts of two

liurlesmies, "A Chlnete Sunny Moon" aud "A

Merry 'Jo 'ftouna." and a vaudVvllle Mil

••f -the following cards : Andy I<ewl*. Maude-

l.llloli and Co.. Van Der Koor, TosHlng Aun-

tins, I'nniile Tliatrlier, I 'mine and WlllhiraH,

Kiitherlue iislil, the Newell Kllers. and AL .

Iteevi'D, Parisian Widows Hnrleniuers bad Players, the Browning Sisters, and the klneto-

a prolltnble week und their show made good, toaeope. . _

aaujajilll ■* Hux.— Feb. J7. "iramer-
Parslfal" concert by Mme. Nordlca, Wilier
Jlanirosch and New York Bymphony.OreheH-
trn, niuh-r local mauugement of Louie Lr-
Vllle Ware. . .... ..

pALACt -.Ml'ngcm U. F. MeManus. mana-
ger). — Week of S: Sweet Alice. James Mor-
ris and -Mile. Clifford In tbeiiiuseum. In thn
«heafr*: Oracle and IteyUolds. Bums abd
Charcoal, Francm Wood, the Wilbur Sisters,
utMl Whallcy und -Wbulley. Tbursdoy, ama-
teftr night. i ■

Casino Tiieatiik (Davy & Ia-sIIc, laann-
gcrK).- — Week ot S: Mock and Johnson, Blilic
Illues, Giblo. Cannon, Nellie Watson, Kid
Fitfkcr, and.K. T. Perry. JJavy and Leslie
liaive sseUined t lie management wf the Htor
Tliciitre ut llolyoke, Moss. •

Mt sic HAM. (Mooshft-SchllBlnger, munu-
cers).— Week of « : Frlla IlarMon, Srie. Telku
nnd itoilljWablund, Sidle Wyitittu. Tom C»r-

(James Sullivan, uiauAajar). -Cbua _T«J»»»
CoTplajed "Why MenTTempt Women ." Feb,
1, to H. B. O. 'ITie company did tne biggest
week's business that bas been done here by
a repertory compaJiy thla •^HSJf.Va'a
the reroM for weelpte. Doe: Matt in s

tNatas^TaaWl "(W. P. Mea<Jy f mann-

r).— "The Moonshiner's Dangbter' 6, \T,

'* 0, "Tbc North

Lowell.— At the Lowell Opera House

(Fay llro* & llosforrf. managers >.— The

Hari-uiirt Con edy Co., supporting Chas. K.

Harris, in repertory, played, to good busl-

- ness, last week- The specialties were pieaa-

Last .'week "In the Good Old Hummer lug. Including Mlett's trained dogs and tho

acst fooriy

.vcci'M Thutiib (d. II. Batclieller, man-
nger). — Serlhnefs Morning til or lea Co. be-
gins a week's engagement at this house on
Monday of this week. "After Business
Hours" and "A Jay circus," with tbo fol-
lowing- olio : Mario Duabam Trio, Cooper
nnd? -Harrison, George H, Hovt, «eott and
Wilson, Reynolds nnd W.usou. Kosc Jeuncttc,
lngo Osmer and u scries of moving pictures
moke up the show. Business good last
week.

.AiihTiv k STONK'S JlLHi;ii)t (Stone 4
Hliuw. managers) .-^-The Hovarth Midgets, a
nulntet of the smallest, cutest und moat In-
telligent little people on, earth, arc the curio
hall featiu-vs for- tUs -week, sod are sure. to
make n tremendous till. Associated with
the utldgeis lu the curio hall are many other
new cards. . In the theatre : Agacs Ather(6n,
.Mable Hubert, ltamlo, Harry Monroe. Graf-
tou Coj.n''. Arnold- am? Gardner, Jupiter
Trio. I.arran B. Gay. the Walshes. Defy
Brothers. John Phillips Co., add Clifton
and Hayes.

Walxkii'm Mi m:im it. Ilaiiklue, mnnu-
ger),— Week of Feb. 8— ^.'urlo bull : Bonetoo
and ltrlghsm. wonderful eiluuBted hones.
tsjsKessediif almost huuisii Intelligence : Old
hep lucky Concert C«.. Mme/Garvetta, magi-
elan, obd u funny pole climbing contest be-
tween a number of prcttv .girls,

ITaafl of Mi sic (B. F. Murphy, mali-
nger).— The Dainty Puree Burlesqners opened
lust week's entertainment, to good business.
"Midnight la Chinatown," given by tbo
Ktnplro Stock Co.. 4-0. had good business.
Maurice Stanford. Edward Curtis, Alice
Maud Dale and Mae Bell did very good
w-eMi. The vaudeville numbers Included!
provo aud Klmo. Billy Cullen, Pear! Ly-
i.elt. James Kelly, Prince Elwood, and Bdward
Kerf. Coming: Kmplrc Stock Co.. In "The
Octoroon," 8^10: "The Social Wbirl" 11-.1U.

Castc TitEVTttB (Al. Haynea, manage*).
— Murv Hampton und Co., In "The Melo-
druma," proved a strong card, and business
ruled capacity und with 8. B. C. f reueut ■: The
Muroo Twins,. Drummer Quartet wero other
bits: Current: WnlthuUr nnd Krearacr,
Paul Barnes, Alf. Anderson, the Twin Nlccs,
Four American Trutoiieters, Waller oudMa-
glll, Mr. aud Mrs. Bosalrc, and Uarper,:Des-
liond aud-Ballcy. -. ■ -

Boston Tjifatue (J. H. Tebbetts, man-

Howard Sisters.

Wyun abd Hart, George I
lYuzle

otliers

Irazlcr, Marlon Barry,

Stage:

Fouler, Pearl

May Kayo, and

RusKataHrar (U H. -Wulker. manager). —
This is the second und last week of liarrv 1-1,
Caldwell and Paftry Keejran, champion bicy-
clist riders, in their series- of races on the
Austral luu velodromes. J....W. ColTee, Bkelc-
lon dude; Professor Garrcltu's dog circus
Ivy .li-une, school girt i-oti^urcss, and a {s>p-
ivrti eating contest between a bevy of pretty
girls, eonstltuli.' enrio linll curds. Mtage:
Smith and l/eslic. Uesslo Ituue, Jliu Burke,
Wilson and Davis, and Scott and Howard.

stack CHAirKii. — Sadie Cnntlollv, the
Irish comedienne, has left the "Qultiey Adams

Sawyer" Co George Marlon, general

manager for Henry W. Savage, baa returned

from a six weeks' tour abroad After

Boston engagement is Itnlsbed Mine. Wellie
... .('. L. Clllord. the box oOlee man. ill Austin
('. L. Clifford, the box office man at Austin
& Stone's Museum, was the recipient last
week of a hunujvomcty executed portrait of
hlmsulf by Manager White, of tho Museum,

who Is an expert crayon artist Frances

Belmont, who was Charles Hawtrey's lead-
ing lady In "A Message from Mars." will re-
Miine that position lu Ills coiupuny tbla week,
lu "Saucy Sully.". .... .the famous Jackson

Troupe of bicyclists, which, has been u feat-
ure of the Forepuugh-Sells Itrolhers" Clf-
cita for several seasons. Is In Winter ujuarlers
ut the home of George M. Jackson, Fast

Boston Suuduy concerts: Iteiton — Four

Otts, Ullit Wlnlleld, AlalHimu Ouarlet, Oarrlty
Sisters, Bnron Von Palm, Kvu Werthelmer,
Hughes altU llazellon, Churles Gibson and C6.,
ami Tltagraph. Jfuafc /faff— James Thornton,
Alice Slmw and Daughters, Bonnie Thornton,
Musical JoJuwtobs, Andy la-wls and Co.,
Harry and ttadlc Fields, Carl W. Soudorsoii,
und Frederick Douglass nnil Co. Boicdoin
hi/uuiv — Carlcton aud Terre, Munley and
Hose, Melds aud Ward, Pierce and Idalnee,
Jullii ll'imes. Ward und Ftayuiond. Davis
nnd Walker. Duurtlu and Dupree. James and
Cells .Welch. Newton Brothers. Hvcakcr
Brothers, Oeorgo J. Foster und LUzlc Otlo.
MMftUf— Juiues Thornton, Alice Show aud
Daughters. Bonnie Thornton. Musleaf Jolin-
f- tony. Andy Lewis aud Co.. Harry and Sadie
Fields, Marob Twins, awl Frederick Douglaas
und company..

i.i a i

*I»rliiBfleld. — At the Court Square Thea-
tre (W. C. Lc Nolr. manager i. — "Harriet's
Honeymoon,"- with Mary Manuerlng, enter-
tained a good sized audience Feb. 1. "A
Country Girl," ■". made a Hue impression.
Miss Deyo -Is a. most elev'er iiad vivacious
little actress, nnd with Johnny Slavlu and
Hiillcn Moitiyii the comedy Is not allowed to
drag. Melville Steward, Alice Mclbcst and
Genevieve Flolcy were entrusted with tbo
vocal nunitiei-s. Helen Aliirvin made a pleas-
ing rural maid. One of tie Uncut attempts
of local amateurs was "King Jollity," .'!-.'),

loll, Annie Stou'e, Murgai-ci Clurcy, and tho tiger). — The Three Marvclcs scored heavily.

Bustiiess wits excellent last week.- Current:
Jlenlev aud Farininr. Newton Broa. John
I'rovou. Harry A. Itrowh. Gray's Marion-
ettes, and the Boxton bioscope. For oina-
fcilr night. "The Great Diamond Robbery."
,Peoplk's Tiuu^au (Billy Nelson, man-
ageSl.-^-Biislness was very big all fast week.
Frank Hmerson, novelty mtisfcal act, was
deservjiig-of meuthm. Current: Molly Gor-
dons Bamboo Girls. Olio: La Centre ami
Dovere, Bates, Lottie Wlnslow. Kb* Kald,
Collins and. Martin, aud Gertie Filmorc.
Afterpiece, "Casey's 'fin Ban Wedding."

MEMTioKe— The sacred concerts at tbc
Opera House and : Academy of Music -bad big

business Jan. ft) .Sunday concerts, for

Feb, 7, arc: Opera House — Moving pictures.
and It. J. Jose, contra timor. Academy of
Music — Moving pictures and vaudevlle. Pro-
to aud Klmo. Mae Nelson. Dadman und John-
son. Mae Augcll. and Mlett's trained dogs.
Temple — Slack Z. Itoblnson's moving pictures,
and Kdward Ryan, tenor. .-. . .-.'James I Gil-
bert, of the Colonial Opera. Company, was lu
town -. .'. . . .Fred. A. Pclot closed the Casio
circuit lo open at the Trent. Trenton. N. J.,

8., .with the Keith circuit to follow

Provo and Klmo. the Jugglers, leave the Um-
pire Stock Co. 8-13. to play the Coty Cor-
ner, Brooklyn, rcjolulng the company again

at Bostou, 1.1 The Prentice Trio

joined tho Harcourt Comedy Co. hero last
week, and Mlett's trained dogs closed with
same company to open at flheedy's, New Bed-
ford. 8, with Keith's to follow James

Keller, tenor. Joined the . Empire Stock for
the season last week here.

- ,V v,tIi.,v!" l i.. rcw ^ii Kl i tt , lK , r . ctu !' u ?.» 1 ? 10 Jlf " uf ' th « »' '•' tc " fluec* Marie Aulolnctte,

New Bedford. — At the New Bedford
Theatre tWtn.-B, Crossr manaaer).— TbeK.

V. Phelan Stock Co. closed a highly success-
ful .week's: engagement Feb. U.' The plays
werevw^tefited lu an elaborate.' manner, with
excellent scenic accessories, by u company
'comprising several members of most pro-
nounced abilities — above the average of low
priced traveling thcsplnns. The audiences
were to the capacity at every performance.
"The. Merchant of Vcnko" 8, "A Country
Girl" '-10. - '- ' - - -i ' '•'

SlItniY'H PfKCIfASi: SlRCKT TlIKATXH

(Theo. B. Baylies, manuger). — An exception-
ally strong-bill wan-presented the past week.
and attendance iaereused. Callahan and
Mack presented their utnuslug. Irish skit,
"The Old Neighborhood." Kastds and Bunks,
(n "The Major and the Maid," and Orvillu
aud t'ark, lu feet juggling, were very clever.
Mitchell and Morrow gave a minstrel llrst
part Which met with approval. Harry Lin-
ton and the Lawrence Sisters pleased, in
"Three of a Kind." Little. Loonl gave Im-
personations of several welt known ludy
uclresses. Gray's marionettes were as In-
teresting as of yore, and the vltegrapb con-
tinued. This week's bill : The Marvelous
Jeiinettrs. . Pierce and Malzce. Burke and Lu
Hue, Carlton ami Terre, the Orcat Fitz-
gerald, Tcnbrooke and Lambert Trio, Mudgc
Foz, and the moving pictures.

l-'i.owKP.s' Tiikathk (John t. Shannon,
uianageri. — An athletic exblbltlou Feb. :i,
the principals being Belfleld Walcotl, of Bos-
ton, and Guy Ashley, of Fall River- The
Wise was well tilled. J. U. Barnes' Dainty
Pareo Bnrlesuuers 8-10.

Smxbv's Bi.iof TiiKAisK. — Prof. Carpen-
ter, hypnotist, 8-1 u.

Notks. — A local aerie of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles Is to be instituted here In a
few -weeks/ Francis yulnlan, of Lynn.
Stu,te Deputy Orand President, whs In the
city several days during Uie past week, and
lu.'ld , a preliminary meeting, ut .which Ibu
names were signed its charter members. Mr.
Qnlnlun made an address, stating that tho
order was similar to the Elks in social feat-
ures, as well as. being a fraternal oider. glv t .
lug sick and death benefits. There are 18.U0D
members throughout tho United States ut
present. Arrangements arc belug made to in-
stitute h permanent order here. . , . Hatha way
& Sbcedy. proprietors of- Shccdy's local thea-
tres.- have been granted a permit to give
Sunday nlgiit concerts.
", ; . .. q

L>nn.— At the Lynn Theatre (Frank O.
Harrt^ou. mutiugeri. — The cotulc opera,
"Prince Itamon," was put on week of Feb.
1, by Capt. C. W. Eddy, of Boston, for the
benellt of tbc Union Hospital. Garslde, Con-
di t i Mack's Stock Co. for this week. Tbe
Oxford Club had the use of tbe house even-
ings of and 10 for Its opera, "Two Little
Girls lu Blue," given for the benefit of local
charities. Kntlierlne Rtber 15-20.

Gl'si Tiikathiv (C. W. Sbedfc, manager).
— Iluslness week of t was big. and Mead's
trained horses scored a great, hit. Current
week: George X. Wllsou and Camllle Dcmon-
vlllu. James and Cella Welch, Marie and
Hnteat Dmiiomi, Jcunre and Kllswovtb, und
Mattle h'icldlng. The bioscope shows tbo

company was well drilled. ' Due : "Busier
ltiMwu 8, Unity Choral Koc.letv l». Kvrle
Bellew. ln.'-iliitltes," 1U: "Parsifal" 11, \<'ag-
iiit-Pu ralfel concert lo, Ezra Kendall, in "Tbo
Vinegar Buyer," HI; "Winchester" 17, "Sky
l'urm" matinee and ulght 'M.

Nkw GiLHoitK Tfii:vTi:>: (J. V. Burke, man-
ager).— "The County Fulr," J-;l, played a
return engagement lo fair returns. The fore-
liiont members of tho company were : K. D.
Dowers, T.. J. Dlson
goruld. "Two Lit
erul satisfaction

und Lolllc Lamb and Blanche Shirley were
tig favorites. Hooked : "The Darkest Hour"
8- III, •"The Switchman's Daughter" ll-lil.

«lnAM< Oi'tiiiA HotsK icharles AV. Fonda,
manager).— Scrlbuer's Morning Clorlcs blos-
someu l-.'t, nnd were found to be a beauti-
ful species by big. houses. Of Ibe olio, Bosn

lue company were : re, D.
»ison and Mitrgaret Frlti-
1 1 lc Waifs." 1-ti guvo yen-

lo gtusl houses. Stanley

Salum Tiii;.vnu:, Salem (II. V. Itced, man-
ogeri. — "Whitewashing Julia" cams, to guod
business, J. und John L. Sullivan's Vaude-
ville Co. played 'J. A (urge audience wit-
nessed Do Wolf Hopper, in "Mr. Pickwick."
o. and there was a good bouse. U, for "Girls
WllT be Girls." Keystone Dramatic Co.
opening 8, . for week, except 11, when "A
Country Girl'* .has the house.

Mloiash' Ham-, Salem (James K Moore,
manager). •— Business continues excellent.
Current attractions: The Sisters Gaseh.
May Diiponl and cmnpahy, Burt Jordan and
Itosn Crouch, the St- Ongc Bros., Wood and
Hay, and Richard ,T. Jose (second week).
I ' ' . . ;i,'„.. •;

llolyoke. — At tlio Opera House (B. L.
Potter, manager i. — Shepard's -moving pic-
tures. Jan. a>, HO, drew largo alteadancc.
•I.'nelc Jush Kpruceby" -Feb. '8, "Girls Will

Fall River.— At the Academy of Music

(Wm. J. Wl|ey, manager).— Katherlne Rober.
hi repertory, entertained good sized and
well pleased audiences week of Feb. 1, a
production of "Hamlet," 0. belug ably pre-
sented. Dot Karroll Co. 8-13. De Wolf Hop-
l«r, lu "Mr. Pickwick," 17 ; Charles Hawtrcy
20. .

Buou TiikatUb (Henry Myers, manager).
— "Two Little Waifs" played, to fair bust -
ness. 1-y. "Winchester." 4-0, was enjpyefl
by ' fair audiences and gave satisfaction.
Booked: Joe Welch, In "The Peddler," 8-
10: "The Missouri Girl" 11-13, "In the
Palace of the Klug" 15-17, Terry McGovcru,
In "The Bowery After Dark," 18-20.

Casto Tii i:\nu: (Al. Uaynes, maimger).
— Business was lo capacity week of 1. with
MeWallers.. Tyson k. Co., an the feature. *\u-
8 and week: Eight English Glrjs. Mile. Hl-
alto, Sam Drane. Usher and Usher. Gus
Leoourd. Darning Patsey Doyle, Burnett and
Weverson, and Austin Staters..

Rich's Theaikk (H. E. Klch, manager).
—Dainty Pareo Burlosquers 11-1S. Metro-
tHJlltnn Burlesquers 15, 16. Wrestlhur exhi-
bition 17, Social Whirl Burlesqnera 18-20.

Siibedt's num (St F. O'Brien, man-
ager') . — Business last week waa good. Week
of 8: The Two Xbbbs. Laura Brndsbaw.
Queen and Nichols.' Pb|l Morton, tbe VDel-
knnps, Sutcllff Sisters, and the vltegrapli.

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Taunton— At the Taunton Theatre (Cahn
ft CroiiB. managers). — The Keystone Dramatic
Co.. w«tek >if Feb. 1, presented n strong list
ot plays,. tor good business. ■ Katherlnu Sober
week ot 8.

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DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.

vviishinKiuii.— At the National Theatre
(W. II- Rapley, manager). — Maude Adams
had crowded houses ull last week to witness
"The Pretty Sister of Jose." This week,
(iraco Ceorge. iu "Pretty Peggy." Ada
Itehsn mid Otis Sk timer. next.

.Cod jibia TnrATBi; (Luckctt & Dwyor,
managers). — Ijist wei-k Savage's OfK'ra Co.,
lu a repertory of grand opera In English,
had excellent business aud gave entire satis-
faction. This week "Tbe'Prince of Pilscn."
Frank Daniels, in "The Office Bov," ncit.

LAFAvwrni Opki'ia Hoi;hr (Ira J. Le Mottc.
manager), — Last week VYouug Tobc Uoile'"
played,- to good slied audiences. This week,
j'Tlie Rurjromastcr.'t Word ft V'okcs, lu '.'A
Pair of Pinks," noxt.

Acaokuv of Music (John W. Lyons, faun-
ager). j^-Last Week "At Cripple Creek"
pleased crowded bouses. This week, "Over

Dared"

nianu-

hud ex-

The

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Kcuo, Welsh und Melrose, May Durrea,
'fliree Mitchells,' Mario Oukland, und Arthur
Buckuer.

. HkAIWAT.— The Sprlngllcld Lodge of Elks
Is looking forward to gettlug Into tho new
quarters, work upon the. alterations of which
commence this week. On Tuesday cveulug. U,
a banquet In honor of Kiull Zueder, of Wor-
cester, district deiiuty of .the order, will bo
held at tho lllghliiud Hold, rt. which (line
ten new meiubers .will be taken hi. Tho
lodge raised Its membership fee from fifteen

to I m eiily live dollars ti t Its lust meet lug

Work was commenced Ibe nasi wi*k to> make
the nei.'esHary changes ordered hi the tVurt
Square Theatre.. ....Minnie Psckard, for-

awrlf of the "Foxy Grandpa" Co., Is visit-
ing friends heir.

Worcester. — At the Woi>H«ster Theatre
IPellv H. Wi>u<l.d«sHs<M>r,- wiHF.igi^ri. — The
Slet>wn "UfteleTorn i Cabin* Cn.i - *).•>. Andrew
Mtiek. In •Thejt.thl No»»r ll»»r." 10 : KtMe
Itellew. In ''Itnflles," nnd supported by Wer-
cclei'6 favorite, Clara Ulandick, U ; BOBtiad

been stage malinger since the theatre opcued.
It Is given out that Davis ft Leslie, who
formerly owned the Nickelodeon Theatre.
In Worcester, which recently was destroycu
by fire, will be the new manager of the Star.
i i a

Lawrence. — At the Opera House (Cahn
ft Grunt. muuagersV. — John I,. Sullivan Co.
played Feb. 1. "Whitewashing Julia," 2, to
a fair house. "'Way Down East" -pie veil.
lo a good, bouse, t). "live run on" 8. Do Wolf
Hopper II. "Uncle Tutu's Cabin" 12.

Canto t.M. Hayucs, lmmuner).— Week Ot
8: McWn tiers. Tysuti and company, Dave
Nuwlln. Gladys Van. the-Ori>heus Trio, -Dick
and Alloc MeAvoy. Frey,ut<d Fields, Hplasell
Brothers, und the blograpli.

Casino (W. L. Gallakber, manager).—
Week nf R: .lohfi and Alice Eurleys. Violet
l.iib.rtn, Bell KIrKta, Mnrrl-ion and llerwlck,

If red Dc
T. Al-
•t bill.
Its ea-
HeleiM!
Frank.
.» nmu miu Pearl
Clifton. Warteuburg Brothers, and motion
pictures.

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MAINE.

Port inn d. — At Hie-" JetTerson Theatre
( Cahn & Gruut. managers). — De Wolf Hopper
und .hl» company. In "Mr. Pickwick," served
as, a prcaslng-uttraetion Feb. 1. 2, verv good
■lied uudleuces attending. Chus. Frobmuu's
company.- headed |,v (.-uy Davis, presented
"Whitewashing Julia" ,,'t. to a fair slxed
hoihie: Ardile Boyd, lu "Joshua Wbltcomb."
5; Nanee OlN'e". as the Interesting drawing
eurdv 0. offering "Mngda." matinee, and
"llh's of St. John." nbfht. Booked: lUn'ourt
Comedy Coi week of .8, with tbc excepUoa
of 12, vvheu "A Country Girl" appears.
' Ivuiti.ami TitFATiir. <Jaaes i:.- M<s>ro.
uirinugeri. — Business- was gocl lost week.

Clair. Owl** and Randall. Bead. ,„.
aud Elsie llurvev, Oren Mlti-heii Uli "'i

Citi Hall— Booked : Portlau i k.. .
Clrcheatra Feb. 10. aaaaiia5gjS*>N

by Wej^r Deauwecb-aiKl New ArS'"!' 1 "'

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PE MMTLVA MA.

l'liiladelpblB. — There Is
cliango all around thin week.'onlv it
the theatres holding their otTerlngsov^ "'
last week. Included In the l£„£i*I e !>N
tlons

Scheff's o¥e'rlog at tYe~Garrlck U - U ^'Th» i. rr ' w
Brothers In London," th« iai,.L, :.."^ v< ^''''
these Germa

ust week. Included In the Incoming „, ,,
ons are three which arc entirely new ,'1
aal stage, these being: "Babbtte " v£
rh»ir-« na-.ring „t the Oarrlck : "The iff
London," the latest offer nf V,
in comedians, which | s seen '
t Street Onsra H«..I. .JP" L»l

"- ..tie. C"R-

lieMK advanced, tii 0j Promlneuribca^ t &
withdrawn their advertisements n om SS
of the local papers, and arc now itliiini
present and coming offerings on bill ii« r .? 5
in. each other* programmes, and wlihai,.!
wlchman In the. street. "">•

-"Carmeu" Is th« „ r .

Aoademt o? Music-

ferlng by. the opera company Tuesday" JZ

tnff . nf thla a-pelf n th n ...... ,_ 1 V™-

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Ea'rley'^lnK^ ",!» "^ °-^ : EKS« and company, ager).-TUe «n.tertalnment this, week Ja^.

prxteDilng "Her First Divorce. Caae;" John-
nun, Dnvenport nntl' IsiMIn, tbe World's
NoHh AOains.— At Uic Empltc Jhcotto ftTlo -(Bynn, Woo« ond Ryan), Hirry Le

Ing. of thla week, with a in.-Inai'."'

Motes. Calve, Lemon, Ralph, Jscobv ,?,
Dlppel, Joumet, . Guardubaasl, DuVrki,
Relsa and Begue, and Mr. Mottl us "o4i '
tor*. .. In conlunctlon with tlio PhliadHnv, '
OrehesUaThi.baud will give, a sSeri*'^
cert nt this bouse on Saturday afternoon ,»
this week. Tbe concerts und the ota'ra l-.J
week had excellent gatherings. l m Ut

Bboad SraBrr Tiikatkb (NIxuii & Zinim,.,
mun, managers).— This Is tbe last week f.r
tbo<.very successful [engagement of Blaach-
Bates, In "Tbe Darling of the Gods." a i tw-
b?V8C- >Jext week fJilngs Fay Davis, |„
"Wbltewushlug Julia."

GAitr.ictc TULAini; (Frank Howe Jr uu-.
oger).— The engagement of Ethel Burrymo:-
lu "Cousin Kate, came, to an end last tverl'
with continued liberal patronage. The est'
rent .week begins the engagement of Kritii
Scheff, in "Babettcj"

CllKSiNCr STUEtT Ol'L'tlA Hol'St! (.M'i«

A.- Zlmmenniin, imuuigers). — "The ltej"pr<
Brolbers in London" Is tbe current offerltu-
nt fbfc) house, this being the beghmlne T7r
a three weeks' engagement. The large com
pany Includes many well known entertain-
ers. La*t week OfihbeU up the fortnlra; ,
engagement. ct William l-'avoabam, In "IXm
and- Lady Algy." Cotnlne Is Klaw a ErlaaE.
er'Bi iiroditetion ot "-MBtfiex Uoosc," to owa
Moods}, 2t>., ""

Cuksxxix Siattt Tiiiui ke (Nixon h ZId-
nierman, manager). — ^Tlio local public con
tinued to attend lu large numbers the prr
forrhuncos at this thcutrc, where Frank Dan.
lels. In "Tbe Office Boy." elosed his *u
tajata tat mat week. Thla week sees tli»
lommeocoment uf a. fortnight's enja^enicni
for Marie Tempest, lu "The Marrlart ut
Kitty." Following comes "The Medal Ml
the Maid."

. Walntt Stkkkt TfiiiATitB (Fruuk Ho*»
Jr.. manager).— "Mrs. Wlggs. of the Cabbas-
Patch." ends lis engagement at this hon«c
fbls week. Tbe attendance continues to t»
excellent. Next week brings tbe return u(
flharley Orapewin, lu "The Awakening i-r
Mr. Plpp."

AfPiroiilUM (Stair- & Havllu, manageni'.
■ — ^The patrons arc entertained this week b»
"Tbc Show Girl," presented- by a large ana
• lever company, beaded by Stella May lien.
Tbc announcement for tbe coming week is
"Arlaonu." Last week's audiences were id
goodly size nnd they thoroughly appn<lateu
the stirring isu'formunces of "Across tie:
Paclllc." '

Paiik Tiieatbi; (F. G. Nlxon-Nlrdllnger.
manager). — "Soldiers of Fortune" Is ilra»-
trig excellently at this house, and tbc per-
formances are continued throughout the pres-
ent week. FOr tbe coming week "Our Xcw
Minister" Is announced.

National. Tiikatiu: (Joseph M. Kelly,
manager). — "Queen of the While Slaves" en-
joyed liberal support from the patrons last
week. The melodrama, "Human Hearts''
holds the boards this week, with Floreaw
Bindley, In "A Midnight Marriage," schcdukil
to follow.

People's Theathb (F, G. Nlxon-NlraTltig-
cr, manager).— James H. Walllek's company
Is presenting "Through lire und Water" fur
the edification of the patrons this wcek-
Thos. E. Shea, In a repertory of .altracthe
plays, did u capital business last week. In
derllned for next week Is "Tbe Worst Wotuau
lu London."

Grand Oplba IIousk (G. A. Wegefartii
iuauager). — An elaborate production of "Tlie
White Slave" holds tbe boards at this house
this week. Kellar entertained goodly gath-
erings last week with bis feats of magic
"Buster. Brown" Is next ,. .

Kensington Theatsb (John Hart, mana
er).— The melodrama,' "New York Day by
)ay," plays a return, engagement at fbls
bouse this week. Next week brings "Tbc
Eleventh Hour." The patrons turned out
In force last week, and were duly thrilk.il
by the stlning situations lu "Iu tbc Shadow
Of tho Gallows."

BLAXEt'a Columbia Theatbh (M. *
Scblesluger. managor). — "The County lair
Is being presented at this bouse this wee»
by un admirable company, Including Dliim,
Bowers and Dixon. . "Wealth and Poverty
was a successful offering last week, ten-
lo. "At Cripple Creek.". , , , ,

Forkimuuh's Theatiie (Miller k KautuniJ,
managers). — The stock conipuny la present-
ing "Sporting Life" In a reullstlc wanner
tbls week. Jim Daly has been especially
engaged to appear In the boxing scene wur.
George Borbelr at each performance. «•'
hearsals aru being held. of "The Bunchbsrt
of Notre Dame," which Is to be presen M
next week. "The Road to 'Friaco" met wltu
a very favorable reception lust week.
- Standahu Theatbh (Da rcy. & Speck, man-
agers).— "A Mother's Slu" had admiral*
preseiilatlous last week by the stock eon-
l>any of the house and the. performances ««'
liberally patronized. This week "The Kins
of the Desert'' Is the offering by the stocj
company, with "The !■ Deserted Bride
scheduled to follow.

AaCtt STBEET THEA/rnE (Carl boake, man
ncer). — The German company continues J
win praise for Its capital work, and wm
this week present. "HttcttenbeBtlzen. »T
meo und Julia," ' Klosterbanren" and low
Wenzcl." ' < , . _

, Kk nil's New Theatiib (H. T. Jordan-
resident mauuger). — An admirable array »
made Gils week, with a programme Incjua
lug : Mary Norman, Barney j agan and Hen-
rietta Byron, BIHv Gould, Charles I?J<*f™
und company. In "A Pressing Matter; *«*
L'lbbous-MeCoj' Trio, Kcnator 1-rauk Be .
Ascot tuud liddy, Ray Cox, the MackwwKi ,
Txiveuberg Sisters, Newsboys' Quartet, Snj"
nog and llrowo, Iteno and Smith. ■ r J"
Brothers, the Lueadou, and the blogruiu".- ,
. Kkith'h Bijou (E. P. Lyons, .res'ieni
iflanagi-rL — The pairous are enterlalneu ""
w-eck by a raudevlllo programme lucluuuii-.-.
Edmund Day and company, In "Shlpmuiw.
Three Kcatous, Dillon Brothers, Chas-'. ■
Krtic.il, Sander Trio, Lynch and Jewell, i*
Veen and Cross, Wbaleu and Lang. Lvm »»'
Aihilue. Ada Aruoldsou, James R. Adam-.
Italcbelor. and Uie blograph- i ,u-,.ni-

i Eleventh Stket Opera Hoisr, tr"".'.
Diiwont. uianaget).— "Raiding Chlnato«a.
"Mrs. Wlgg's Cubbago Patch" and u« n
Talk's Animal Show™ axo Hll continued in
the current bill at tbls hotwe. while the maoy
aew. aonna.and featnres of the first l»'
servo. to .further eullveft the proiiwlng--

Iiycei?m TftfiATRE (Jrdia C. Jermon. ow"
flgor).— The entertainment this week is i"
nlshed bv the Hose BUI English Polly CO"
pany. The patrons :wcre well pleased wu
the fan prorkei by tti« Jolly. .Gwsa £"">"

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BOB ADAMS !• Always In .t Our Nov* York Offlos,

«B WCDT.AOth STRPKT.

JAMES ODEA it Always In -at OnrlChioago Offloe, - - - •'/ - - 87*89 Clark Street.

lr yon wish a special song for your
would take an entire copy of TOE C
It'* only cs tural (Lit we should have

'our act, and jeu do not think that bo j of the tonga we advenite today will auit job, write Oa or call. We" hare so many new aongt tbat it
I CLIPPER, from cover to cover, to advertise them all— and they're all good. All the toptiners in the realm of long writing are with ua.
tve "TheQooda.". "Take Ho Chance*- Goto the Big Finn." ...,«■;•.•• , j, -.• •,■•-;

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10 Witherell St. DETROIT, milh.

45 VEST 26ft ST NEW YORK

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last week, and patronized the performances
literally. Next week, Watson's Americas
Bnrlesqtiers.

Tbocapbim) (Floyd Lauren n, manager.. —
The patrons were oat in force last week and
thoroughly enjoyed the capital programme
ol vaudeville and burlesque provided. This
nefk the Bowery ltnrlesmiern in, Id the
hoards.

Dunn's Star T-heatrk (Fred W.ildmanu.
manager). — The putrons are enterlnlned tills
week by the Metropolitan Iturlesqoers. in-
i hided in the olio are: The Three Madcaps,
Hodges and aLnnohmore, Rnlalle, Ynrfcle:
and Bunnell, Yndel anil Penree, Hathaway
nnd VYullon, Chris I.urv, tuut Fisher and
Johnson. Big Sensation nttnu-t.-d large
l inlnihers lest week, and pleased tltcra well.
X'ext week, the New York C-Irl Burlesquers.

XlNTIt AXD AlJCH MlSEUal (C A. lll.Hlcil-

l.urgfi. manager). — The continuous vaude-
ville programme in the theatre this week in-
cludes; l.lllian Walton, tilenroy and Itussell,
Fully Pearl, Hurry nnd Connors, John T.
Powers, Kclectlc, Hamilton .Simon Trio, and
the clneograph. In the curio hail the feat-
ures arc: Sohtankis, Hindoo magicians; C.
V. Lee, comedy marionettes ; Bancroft, nov-
elly magician; Billy Wells, Iron skulled
nut a; Ui-orgc llrown, skeleton cartoonist, and
i lit. Illnmnn, marine ■carnival. -

Notch. — K. II. Sothern will be seen In his
production of "The Proud Prince" at the

i lientinxt' Street 'Opera House In April

-\l the Itroad Street Theatre, Friday after-
noon. Rlunehe Hates will be seen in a special
iimtiuec performance of "Ilcdda Gnhlcr.' -
Kugcne Ormond makes a special trip to
1'lilladelphla to take part In the performance.

Oit Tuesday nftcmoon of this week.

at the Broad Street Theatre, occurs the
fifth of the Young People's Lecture Concerts.
Louis C. Klsou, of Boston; will sneak on
'The Modern Orchestra from P.erllnz to
Sirnnss," being assisted in bin illustrations
by the Philadelphia Orchestra.
.

Pittsburg- At the Nixon Theatre

(ThoniBB F. Kirk Jr., resident manager). —
Maxim? Elliott, In "Her Own Way," opened
Feb. 8, for the week. "Three Little Maids"
did a splendid weokrs business 1-0, and were
received with enthusiasm at each perform-
ance. Madame Adellnu Pattl comes for one
concert Monday, 15, Clara Blnodgood, In "flic
'ilrl With the Green Eyes," follows Tues-
<lny, in, (or balance Of the week.

Ai.vix TnE-tTnc (Nixon & Zimmerman,
inaiiiurers). — Lawrauco D'Orsay, In "The
Knrl of rawtucket," this week. Grace George
played, to light business,' last week. Very
hurt wenlher conditions prevailed und kept
down the attendance. Those fortunate
Tough to witness the performance were en-
thusiastic In Its praise. Marie Cnhlll, m
". Nancy Brown," " 16-20.

lluot; Thkatbf, (B. M. Gullck, manager).—
Charles Warner, In "Drink," wag the offering
ibis weok, nnd the financial returns bid fair
to be most gratifying. "The llcart of Mary-
. land" closed 6, after a. very successful en-
gagement. Nat M. Wills, In "A Son of Itesi,"
IS- JO.

KitnnE TiirAmn (E. J. McCullougb, maji-
nger). — "The Sign of the CrossV this week
Is drawing large nnd well pleased erowil*.
Isabel Evesson, with "In the Palace of the
King." was very successful last week. "When
HiHilien Comes to Town" 10-1*0. . •
„™iin GBamo (Horry Davis, manager ). —
This- week the prodactlon. by the sroek com-
I'fny of "Nathan Hale." Last week "The
.Middleman" 4rew lnrge and appreclmlve mi-
olenecs. "Charley's Atwt" lO-l'O.

Avrvcn TjtEATnf: (Horry Davis, miuia-
c.eri — <Flrst class business coiilluued liu«t
week. A partlcularlv fine bill Is offered for
week commencing Feb. 8, as follows: Dan
galr, Pony Ballet, Keough and llailord, Four
Mghtons, Louise Dresser, Jack Norworth,
Xeivell and Nlblo, Avon Comedy Pour. Bran-
'ion and Wiley, German Itose, and the Jug-
gling Burkes.

Dloiesne Theatri (Harry W. Williams,
uannger). — The splendid bill presented this
week Is one tbat would be very hard to ex-
""I. it names: The Four Mortons, York*
and Adams, Lew Hnwklns, James Jjonovun,
] he Uoolaiaae, John Le Clair, Mr. nnd Mrs.
II. Tlinrne ttnd Co., Ad. Carlisle, Three Xe-
i.irros, nnd Knnat Trio. The Hyde Compniiy
|dea.sc«l large crowds last week.

Ac.inr.Mv (Harry W. Williams, manager).
— The City Sports Co. are hero this week
for- a return engagement. They played to
• rowded houses on their previous visit and
will no doubt duplicate that nchlcveincni
i his week. The Fay Foster Burlesque Co.
'lid well last week, In Bplte of the very bail
weather. Roble's Knickerbockers 1 .'>-•_•<).

Notes. — Emmett Weedon, who has been
''"nnected with the Academy for the past
mi. years in the capacity of advertising
"Sent, left for Toledo, O., Feb. 1, to assume
|be -.duties of manager of Harry W. Wil-
liams' Imperial Burlesquer* W. •)■

Mufman has severed his connection with
w.'AlvIn Theatre as pres9 agent. The ln-
[• l reits of the Alrln, and also the Nixon,
in;thls respect, will hereafter be taken care
of by Walter P. Brown and H. Brady Wll-
*••**■ •-,. .W.' B.Oardner, the popular treas-
urer- of the BIJou Theatre, la again on duty,
•fter-iuirerliui from ■ «v«ra attack o' i^P-

The Four Mortons were scheduled

as feature of the Hyde Company at the
luiqiiesnp Theatre last week, hut through
some misunderstanding they did not appear.
They are n> lie seen this week, however,
among the other good things at ihe Du-
i|iiemie. . . . . . . .prof P.rooke and his hand

played r.-ig tline music last week ai ftld City
Ilnll.

llnrrlslmrK. -Ai the l.y.-enin Thealre
lit. Hels. inaungeri. — Harry l..-iglilnn and
FloreiK-c Gule. siipjKirled by a strong cast.
(Slvoa very <nillt:ilie rendition of "Oihello,"
I'eli. 2, to fair liuslne.ss. "The Iturgomns-
ier." ::. had gioHl business, and AI. '•. Field's
■Mlasirels rtinte I!, tn Ihe (iinacliy. I wli-*-.
1 reiiklng till prmlous recotils for business
by a Tomsircl coiciiauy In Uils elry. Inn-:
"Peggy from Paris" 8. Kate Clinton, hi "The
Two Orphan".' - II : Phlludotptiln. Orcbcsirn
coin-ert Hi, Willlnni Faversliam. In "Lord
and Lirdy Alw." 1 1 ! JHTftflM Oe Angclis
12. and Ktlud Knrrymore 13.

(invxi> Di'KRA IIoi'sk iM, lEels, manager;.
— The Mamie Fleming Co. played, io large
business, .all week, ihe entire ltouso being
r.ok; for live of the performances. "Young
'lolile Hoxie" conns It), ".Side Trticked" 12,
13.

Notes. — ltaclnl ; Iti-nard. l-ndrng woman
with the .Minnie Fleming Co., was obliged
to Hose 4m account of Illness, and was suc-
ceeded l»y Miss Morton The Itemiett-

Moultoii Co. did well ai Chuniljorsiiiirg. Pa.,

wis-k of 1 Manager Kalu, of the AI. G.

Field Minstrels, will bare charge of be op-
position car for Foreimngh-.Sells Brothers'

circus the miming season Pasr grand

exult"! ruler of ihe lllks. Mende. f>. Det-
wellcr. of this city, was eiiterinlni'il at din-'
iht iS, l.y-AI. U. Field. Mr. IVtweller re-
ii'iilly rctunieil from an Insiiectloi) of the
Klks' home ul Bedford City, nnd rcporrs
iIihi Instlliitl'in in exiidleul coiiillllou. It

now has twelve residents tieiicrnl Miui-

agi'r John i» Kerr, of the M. Itels tile-
litres, was' here J. and purchased prop-
erty adjoining the Lyceum Theatre for the
lairposc of improving I liar pln.vhotisc. He
also awarded the i-ontrnol. for the work be-
fore ^leaving the city "Colonel." the

large St. Bernard dog of )[. II. Welsh, of
Welsh druthers' Circus, was shipis-d to I.tm-
i:i-i."- *•, und will !«• nn lni]Hirtuut feiiiure

with the ••irens the coming Summer

rimrles Ijivell. of Uils city, will again be
In charge of ihe ticket privileges with 1hc

Welsh drolhers' Circus Frank JleCor-

mlck. of this city, has left for Geneva, it.,
To take up his work with the Walter I..
Main Clriiis. Ill's. MH'oriiiick, who will
is- wardrobe mistress, will leave 10.
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Brie. — At the New Majestic Theatre (W.
J. Sell, manager). — Ward nnd Vokes, Feb. t.
played to n pnrked house, sruiidlng room only
iwliig dlsplnyeil at H P. it. "Capt. Barrlng-
ton," Feb- 2, was giveteil with good attend-
ance against, extreme cold and stormy weatb-
i.r. Wilton laickaye. In "Tlie Pit," ::, 4 nnd
matinee, wns favored with lnrge business.
Victor Herbert's Orrhesira, ». drew a full
house. "The Sign of the Cross." ti and mati-
nee, had a big house matinee nnd evening.

F.uiK OiKg.1 lloi'SE (J. L. Gllsnn, mnnn-
M>ri. — Week of I Do Vnnde Comedy to.
plnved to good business. Jit popular admis-
sion. Whitney Opera Co.. I. A. II. Root,
manager, were favored with a packed house.
S It. O. posted nl R r. m. "When Johnny
Comes Jlarrhlng Home" gave Ihe greaiesi
possible .sBtlsfactloii.

Iteniltuar. AI I lie New Temple Tbenlre
(Charles A. Stevens, ninuiiger). — AI. <•.

)'"leld's Minstrels c:i to good htislness, Feb.

■1 "The Fast Mail" had full houses .1. tl.

ACABKMX ov Mrsic (John D. Ml&hier,
iranngi'D. — "The Princess Chic." 2, T,. "Ills
Ijtst 7)ollnr" fl.

BUBM THBATam (ITpilegralf & Prowiiell,
malingers).— The World lleattrs, nnd Sears
nnd Ills Own C». had snci-essful engage-
nir-nls I-.1 nnd 4-0. rekpeetlvely.

Sim. — Ociavlus A. Mlsslmer. ndvnnen
agent for Bnrnitm * Bailey's Show, Is visit-
ing his home ar PoitKloivn, Pa., near here.

I.nncnslcr. -At Ihe I'ullon Opera House
(Vecker A: Olelm. malingers). -I'lillndel|ihla
Orchestra came, to a large house. Feb. 2.
"AI Crlpiile Creek" had big business .5. At.
»i Field's Mlnslrels drew very well U. "« Ire
In Name Only" «. Irene Myers and Co.. ill

reis'rinry, S-1". except ID, when .left He An-
galls :i|n>nr« In "The 'loteador."

Oi'Ettv Hot sri, cohimbla. Pa. — Benneit.
Moiilion Itepertory Co., to hlg luisiness, 1-ii.
■

< oliimlila At the Columbia Opera

House (John It. Blwlnger. maunger. — Week
of Feb. 1 Heniiolt k Moulton Co. gave good
productions, to fair business. Coming:
-Arli'onii" lli "The Sign of f lie Croas 1 2.

Snrr.. — John Westermnn, a Columbia hoy,
with the Benneit & Moulton Co.. mnde a
hit Isst week. He shows cooaldcrnhle nhlllty
in his chosen profession.

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Alinon* At the Eleventh Avenue Opera

House (1. C. Mlshler. manager). — Kale
boffel, in "A Dating Woman," drew a largo

Audience Jan. 28. "To Die at Dawn" did
well 20. The Indian Maiden Burlesquera
had a good house 30. "Alpbahse anii Has-
ten" had a fairly good house Feb. 1. "The
Burgomaster" pleased n well tilled house 2.
ICvra ICeadall X the Vlght Owls Burlcsqiiers
•I, "A Little Outcast" f., "A Break for Llb-
eily" (i, llenneii i Moullon Comedy Co. S
unci week, Kthel Ibirryinore l. r >. AI. XV. Mnr-
iln's "IV T. C." Co. 18. Smith O'Brien, In
"The Came Keeper," 10; "AI Cripple Creel,"
2h. •

\\ IIIIriiiiNl>or(. — At the Lycoming Opera
House (Flsk .V Becher. managers).- -"A Vli-
logi' Parson" came Fob. 2. Frauds Wilson,
In "Krmlnle," gave a delluhlfiil pprfnriniince,
la S. It. O., ?.. F.*ru Kendall, in "The Vine-
gar Buyer," thoroughly pleased n good limine
•I. "Wife In Name Only" canceled 0. Com-
ing: Minnie Fleming Slock Co. week of S,
"Ten Nights hi n'Bnr Itoom" 15, "A Ituyul
Slave" Hi, "At Cripple Creek" IS, James K.
Ilarkelt 10, "Piik's Bail Boy" 20.

KiiHton. — At tho Able Opera House fW.
K. Detwlller, mmingerl. — "Wife In Name
Otily." Jan, 28, "Our New Minister," 29,
nnd "Dare Devil Dorothy," 30. played. to. fair
business. Field's Minstrels played, to very
gaud business. Feb. 1. as well an to a highly
pleased nuilleuce. "New York Hay lur Day"
.1. Boohed: Week of IB, Myrkle- Harder
Srisk Co.

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XKW YOIIK STATU.

Ellen Dunbar. Belmont nnd Sutler, Alice
MacVk'ar, Burton nnd Biuton, l.iini.utnt nnd
raulelte, James D. Proudlove. Business Is
very i^ooil.

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llioal.iiioii.il — At the Itljon Tbenlre
(J. P. K, Clark, manager i.— The Fays, tn
fhiiiimnturgy, raystllled packed houses Feb.
1-0. Jen. McAullffe Stock t.'o.. In repertorv
S IX . '

«>»»

ItoehcHter. — Lyceum Tbenlre f.M. K.
Wollf. uniimgeri. — A cnpnelly house wns
gn-ntly rtlsnppolntiKl, Feb. .1, with Anna Held,
In "Mile. Napoleon," as the entire play hud to
In- given wilh only a piano .ifcnrapaulincnt.
.living to tlie loss of Ihe miiste frunk on the
road. Amelia Bliighnui, In "Olynipe." ft. Ml;
r.'/ru h'etulall. In •Tlie Vinegar Buyer," II,
12: Henry Miller, In "Mail Pro|M)ses,"- 13.

Natosai, Tiieatiie (Slax Hitrtlg, mana-
ger). ■-"Why (llrls l/.-nve Home" was salls-
tiiiliully explnluetl, to crowded houses, 1-3.
"The il.jyoriior's Son," presented by an even-
ly huhiuccd cast, packed the house I. .V
"Tin Slgu of the Four" and "MoFuihh'n's
Finis" divide week of ,s.

IteKim'tt Tkeatiu: (John I:. Boyle, mana-
ger). — Pauline, hypnotist, mystified I large
nonasi rhronglinut wad of 1. "<)ue.Mi of the
Highway" coiiiom S-lu. followed by liellly '«
W.wsl's Big Show 1 1 13.

c.sik iiI-iuia Iliii.si: (J. II. Moore, mana-
ger i. -Tlie S. It. l». Is it I'uiaillar sight at
Ibis house at every performance. Penplu.
for wis-k of s : Frederic Bond nnd coiuiwuy.
In ".My Awful Dad;" Clarice Vnnce. Musi-
cal Th or. Kuufmun Troupe, Lavender und
Toinsuu, Tom drown and Miss Ncvaro, tho
1'iiKsparls, I'ruviMl and Prevost, und the kl-
i.elograpli.

IhUlW, —The management of thn Baker
Then l re have refused to remove two siores.
Mocking exits from tlie ground Door, anil
unless i hey comply with the order by Mon-
day ihe mayor will close the theatre

Ceo. F. Ilnll and company, who are present-
ing "A Itngged Hero.'' spent Sunday In this

city .Madame Srhuninnu-Holnk will Sing

St Ihe Lyceum Theatre 21 Announcement

has been made that David Ilelasco will liulld
n new thenrre here, to be opened next Spring.
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Troy.— .At the Lyceum (.11. K Keller,
manager). — "When Women Love" drew well
Feb. l-H. Clam 'learner. In repertory, 8-1 3.

Gl'.IHwni.ii Oit.ba llntsi: (M. Itnls, mnnii-
gen. — Kaie Clnxtou. In "The Two Ortihnns,"
had good houses DS. "The Nlnolv and
Xlne' r tilled the house 4-0. "The Moon-
shiner's IJntiehter" Is duo S-10. "Thn Vlllngn
Parson". 11-1.':.

ItAxn's Opera llopsr (M. Itels, mana-
ger).— lloherl II. Mnntell. In "The Light of
Other Days." drew a fair house 1 : llcnry
Miller. In "Man Proposes," had a air house
'Maria Cnhlll, In "Nancy Brown," packed
the house fj.

Riiv.w. TnrATBt: (W. II. Buck, manager).
— Wtulron A Brynnfa Trocnderos drew big
bouses 1-3. Sam Uevere's Burlesquers flllerl
Hie liottse 4-ft. Hon Ton Burlesnners an- due
A-10, Harry Bryant's Burlesquers 11-13.
.

Idea. — At the Mnlestle Theatre (Daniel
ridred, maunger). — Wilton Lnckayn's new
play, "The I'll," |.'eb. 3; "The Village
Parson," matinee and evening. 0, hail
packed houses. Coming: "Whv lilrla Leave
Home" S. •I'nele Josh Sprurehy" II, Henrv
Miller, in "Man Proposes." 12; "The Moon-
shiner's Daughter" 13.

Oiit'iii;i'M Theatre twilmer A Vincent,
managers). — •Last week's attractions wern
excellent. This week: (In l Godfrey* Co.,
the Village Choir, Aurle Dngwell, In "Tile
Olrlof Til ;" r. V>. Lltllefleld, Armstrong niin)
Holly, Estelle M'ordette and Co., Prince Ko-
kin.

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Elinlra^At the' Lvceum Theatre (M.
Bels, manager). — The Francis Wilson Opera
Co. presented "Krmlnle," l»'fore n large au-
dience, Feb. 4. Euro Kendall entertained
n large number of admirers 0. The Gar-
ner Stock Co. Feb. «-12. "When Johnny
<'. uiies Marching Home" 13. .. > -..~,

Rialto Theatre (F. W. McConnell, man*
ager.— reonle week of 8: Barr and heotcn,

-'AI.II'DIIXIA.

I.om Angeles.- At Mason Opera House
(II. C. Wytm. ion linger).— I ...ills .lames anil
'■red Manic, in repen.iry, uiimcie.l large tut.
djleates r.is-k ending Jan. ;;n, Anilritw Koli
son. In "lilchard Cnrvel," rub. 4-0.

MeuPM-o's lliiun.iNK Tmeatiii: iDllvcr Mo-
B*J*A, m,i nuger) .—The .laoivs 4 \,.||| To., It|
"Ihe Holy City," week -ending Jan. ."111.
cro«,l«l the hoiine nightly. "Piidd'iiliend
Wilson,' til nnd, week, with "A I'arNlan
ltoin::iice" Feb. 7-t:;.

(illAXK, fjrau Hoi'SH (Clarence Drown,
iliuunger).— "Iiowu by Hie Sea" and Itlchurd
ami Cringle's Heorgln .MlnsiriU. wis;k Jun.
Jt-:"'. nitrnoted large audiences. "In Con-
, v "-;l'H vS'.r'l"'''''' Willi Vivian Present I In
cnds.JIaii. 31 and week. "A Little OulcilHt"

W.xuux-k's'Cahi.vo Tiieathu (J.. R Wiil-
ilcck. ma linger).— "Whirl l<;ig" crowil.nl this
Ihentrc.wctjk ending Jan. Itii, and coiilluued
•inolher week, sUpplenicmed. hv "A Ituyul
Family." ' *

Oumam (ClartBea Drown, aaajMsrri. —
{•euUires , flak, t und. week : HfiiiB-Rwfla
Faiiil \\\ Htniiley and Wilson, In "Ueforo tho
Fall; Kelley and VToletle, Irvlug Jones,
Wnlliio ami Miirluerte, Asrn, While and Slut-
iiioi.m, Thiirstoii, und Orphetim n.ovliig ok'-
turns. . • '

LMrjUU 'J'iiratbh. (Hentz A /nlle. mnnn-

3 ers).— Features .wcok beginning F'cb. 1:
olm and Florence I Tingle, IIuhcIi, gym
nast; Jnacphlno Kegnl, Clmrlea H. Whiting
ilinl I'.'i;rol iiesinotid, f'-aiurlug Hurry P.
I'rMglVs "Paiisy-Ausv-Auii;" Bob Conley
mid lieorge Klelu, and blnseope. oi.erateil by
Kin nio in I C. Wilson. U.....1 business.

IlnoAtiw.iv Tiieatiu: (A. J. .Morgansterii,
mnnaguri.— Features Feb.'l and week.
Harry Howard, Maude de Alum, II. .Ills
and Velnre. It. Clinton .Muiiigoiuei \ , Dr.. and
Mr... the' Kiuplru Trio, and nmvliig pictures.
(«s>d business.

CitfTEs TtiEATtm (Henry Koch, iniinit-
BBf».— Kllury's ltoyttl llnllmi Ihind. uhli
Lillian Scanloti lis soloist, are still tin; lead-
ing iitli'iictlnns.

Xotem.— Jliumgor J. E. Waldeck. of the
Casino, returned from a business I rip to Bun
Francisco Jan. 23, u.veny'Nlck man, but Is

recovering his usual good health "The

Spy" will IM) produced at the Mason Owrn
House, afternoon of Fell, ft, by senior "A"

class of tho Lna Aognlna h|gh school

Mctvor-Tyndnll Is giving demonstrations and
lecturing nt llluiicluird Hall A theatri-
cal managers' assocliitlon lints been organised
in iltls« cJiy for miitukl Iwnem and protec-
tion. Orators are: 11. CV Wyntt, of thn Mo-
ron Opela House, president ; Clarence Drown
of Ihe Orphemn and (Irnud Opera House'
vice president ; Oliver Morosin, of Mornsros
lliirliank Theatre, secretary and treasurer,
nnd these gentlemen, with J. E. Wnldnck, of

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■ Tho Can Hugo (Jo., m II. 11., Bovheiter, X. Y.

Hie Casino, nnd Wlnflelil Hngalsioin, press
leprosentatlvo H t the G'»nd Opera House,

form a Imard of directors Local paisurs

glvrt considerahlo apace to n story. In effect
thn) II. A. Vnajrer, nn old time mln-
sii-ol. nrfw In reduced circumstances, bas
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from a party whom he had Imneflt'tl twenty

Jenrs ago In Chicago Norhian Hncketf,

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Elk at HAD Diego The l.ns Angeles City

Coiinell bus passed an ordinance reducing
thentro licenses frinn B 1 00 a month for or-
clieatra and theatre chairs, to a schedule
amount. . Thn fat license of fioo a mouth on
nil theatres wns found to he verv unwiultable.
The schedule, adopted Is to the effect iliat for
tbontres whern the maximum ail mission fur
errheatrn seats doc* not exceed 2fi rents, 125
n month, rtr $5 n day shall he cltarg'sl. For
theatres wllh a mnxlmuin admission of *l,
*3ft a month, or *T.r.o u day. For I heal res
where the admission fee exceeds 11 for any
single seal, *d0 a monili, or ?fn a day shall
Is- charged.

Sub Diego.— m the Isis Theatre (II. C.
Wyntt, manager).— James ami Wat-do .nine,
to standing room only. Jan. 23. Murray and
Mack, tn good business. 27. Georgia Min-
strels Feb. 1, F.llefnrd Co. ft. "Ln.t River

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WERE ONLY YOU

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' Htrt'l t'hul, Covered with Cold Rolled Steel. Yale Lock, ■lleiivv
steel Trlmiiilugs, Dowels, One Deep Tray, with Hoi Box. Price* :
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•Write for catalogue, or shipped C. U. I), on receipt, of Sfj.OO.

I.. S. CASEY, 441 6th Ave., N. Y. Est. 47 Yrs.

iVIixxiaelli Bros.,

Biggest Draimitlc Organization Under Canvas In the World, Supporting the Dataty Favorite,

MIKTA GBNNE

WANT Clever diameter and Llirht Comedian, with sm>ugi<peola)ty; Juvenile Kan, Juvenile Woman,
Woman with Clever Child, Heavy Man, Competent Stage Director itnd other useful people. Sobriety
and good dressing pusttholy essential. People mum he young and attractive. Preference given
tiiose doing specialties. We have canvas men, we WANT .\0T0R8. SEASON OPEN* EARLY IN
MAV. Inclose programmes. Salerv positively sum. MtNNELLI BROS., Delaware, Ohio.

Wanted, FIRST CLASS CIRCUS PEOPLE

BAB8, BBOTEEB ACT, AERIAL PEOPLE, COHTORTIORIST, BAND OF 7 PIECES.
AGENT, Must Use Brush.

All people must do two or more acts. A GOOD CONCERT TEAM. Put your ?alan low. Good
treatment.

MATT J. RYAN. Tidlonte, Pa.

Eddie Leonard,

Fur Ursi clans production, Address

CRESCENT THEATRE, .New Orleans, l.a.

HLII K KACK UANCIiVO UUMKDIANS,

Presenttsg "Ad Actor's Opportunity." Week of Feb. >, Bijou, Duluth. Mluu. Summer open.1

A Few Wevka t)|icn In the tlcmil Old Summer Time. AVIUTK Da..

* c-cUSHMAN and ST. CLAIRE-^'**-

-Sit) Week and Still t'calured with Heiincit-Moulton Co.(A. P. Reed, Mgr.t.

MOTHER* DEAREST SWEETHEART

One of the .most /papu lav vvnipi now belnic sung. fwr. to Vrefeslonulu. Thn'Oi,1swlia
lluua vt lUlb ui'Jbt Uuuutltul Wiltou uu\r ivudy. Price, ltvi >?. .WM, '1', VAx'D, pueOlu, N, Y,

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Riverside Park

BOISE, Idaho.

Owing to other business interest* of owner,
responsible party can secure this gilt edge prop-
erty of ten acres of beautiful grove, three seres
of water, forming a private park, httumed
almost lu the heart of the city; entrance to Park
only four blocks from Main streoi. Baseball
Grounds and Grand stand equal lo any In the
West. Alio Dancing Pavilion, Bar, Cafe, etc., tne
Unest In the West. Vaudeville stage complete;
sealing capaolty for over 1,000. Park bus been
open and run two seasons successfully. Bolee la
one or too best cities lntlieWAst. Population,
16.090. Plenty of money. Right man can laud
fortune. Address for particulars-

W. B, IIVETTE, Boise City, Idaho.

FILMS FOR RENT

EUGENE CLINE & CO.,

.">li Dearborn St., Cor. Ilujiilolph St.. CHICAGO.

BIO SUCCESS AT METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, DUjLUTH, Mil N-

Mania

•»» EMMETT and KANE

THE OB.IOIW AL jLAUTERBAOH BOTB.

Engaged as special vaudeville feature belweea acts week Jan. is and So. What lUr. Ilsny lnbl>
says: Messrs. Emraett and Kane— it Is with pleasure that I recommend your act. to brother oigrx ,
aad will say that your net pleased my patrons more than any that I ever played, and shall be glad m
bookyou fora return engagement. So mgr. should hesitate to. put them on their bill, as ihey cer-
tainly aro Al. Yonrs very truly. HARBY BUBB, Mgr. Dlcl Verrls Stock Co., Dululh, Minn. ^^^

FOR BALANCE OF IKASO\ AND SCHUKH,
THE MUSICAL

By SPECIAL ABBAH6EBBNT

With DAYID BILASCO, the

i

"Thi Wife." '-Lord Chumlty," -The Charity
; Bill," •'Man ant Women."

WILL HEREAFTER BE

Under the Sole Managennt of

MRS. HENRY G. DE MILLE,

KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE BUILDING,

1*0» Broadway. SKW TURK,

oanes »08. Telephone, ssea-ss.

BO PLACE LIKE HOME.

PALOS PARK IS A SUBURB OF GHIGA60,

The scenery of wooded hUla with creeks and
springs makes It a charming place tor home. It

Is healthful and restful. Fare, 13u. Many families
have located, and among them quite a few families
of actors who Had It con Yemen t to their business
aqd a line place for home. We sell large lota. (Ox
160ft,, on timbered hills, at I2E0; f 10 cash and »lu
monthly ; Bend for literature; names of actors given
by reqoest. Monson A Co., 144 LaaaJle St, Chicago.

SCENERY.

ALL KINDS, TO ORDER,

Asbestos Curtains

TBE TIPFlrT SCEIIC 00., Tlflin, 0.

SCENERY

PA1ITTERB OP HIOH QBADB ABTISTIC

SCENERY.

Wattr Proof Dye Sotaery for tbe Hoid
A Specialty.

ULOBK SOENERT CO..
No. 14 to U Empire Park Place. Tiffin, O.

Car For Bent

Ky Elegant Private Oar For Rant. Kapeoially suit-
able tor a Traveling Specialist or a Star who can
aObrd laxnrlaa. Haa large compart rx.ent for 8r«a-
ery and Baggage, a But, Booms, Parlor, Dining
Room, Buffet and Kltohea, all fomiated.

J. T. R. CLARE ,

MDQE BLDO,. Ke&au city, Ho.

OLIVE OHM,

CONTRAI.TO A'OCALIBT— In Taudevllle.
OiieutlaeotteifeU.tJ. AdtessK. I'.CUITUB

AT LI IIKKTY,

-« rr R; O Y C E &[ ;•■»**

BERT J. XUYCE, Swede Comedian, Musical ArUat,' 8ong and Dance. Characters and Comedy.
Six single specialties. MAY ROYOE, Ingenue and Sotibrettee, Pianist aud Huslcal Artlsb 6lx
double sketches. Comedv Musical Act, introducing Swiss Bells, Sleigh Bells, Aluminum t'hlmst,
Oow BeUs, Organ Pipes 'and Bsnjos. Address, by letter, care of 8TANDABD8H0W PRIST.
St. Paul, Mluu. BERT J; ROTCE.

TAUDKV1LLK ACTS "WANTBD
For Week Feb. 22. Open Time Later.

AIL GOOD IBISH, DUTCH OR BUCK FACE C0IEIUH8,

Doing (lood Speclilty and work in Opening or Closing Acts. Also Musical Acts, Acrobatic '4 CK

Teams, Etc., Etc. No fancy salaries^ ■ 0rv»l ?

Novelty Sketch, Sister and Single Acts, Song and Dance Teams, Etc., Etc

Jump between East and West. Write quick. LONDON OPERA BOCSE, uu »i*v.., .

' . ALEX. HABVEY, Proprietor and MAn^er,

No ranci salaries.

LONDON", CANAD4

AT I IRFRTY Caus * d k > Closing with FERIS STOCK,

TKDI)

K1TTIK

Bi*4aok©tt i r>© X^oriariei

LKADS, II K A VIES. VERSATILE LEADS,;

JOINT OR SINGLE ENGAGEMENT. MAGNIFICENT MODFItN WADDBOtt. •
Yes, this Is the second time wo have been at lloerty tills season, but we still have our fl|»piond j
and snsno;money. Address TSDlt BRACEETT, Seven House, Chlqs|o,.lil.

Wanted, For the Hargreaves Big Railroad Shows.

Side Show and Vaudeville People of all kinds, thlrtv weeks' engagement, for the largest and finest
Pavilion Vaudeville Theatre ever organised. Strung Lady Acts, Sister Teams. Lady Singers, Lsdy
Dancers, TeimufMsd CapB. Spanish Dancetb, Skirt Dancers, Fire Dancers, High Close Musical-Ac
Magician, Marionette Act, Knife Throwers, Bag Punchers. Lady Lecturer, Fire tiaeffn, Slrong Act for
Baliyhoo, Big Act for Free Exhibition, Door Talkers, Tioket Sellers, Ladles' Band .and Orcheslr..
Trained Animal Acts, Man to Take Charge of Canvas, and good working men in all dopiutmejits. Also
Concert People of all kinds. Address

B.L.IJOWM AN, Manager Privilege Department, Ave. Hotel, Spring Urove Ave., ClnclnnaU. 0-

GEYER & GRiSWOLD'S TEN RIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM GD.,

I'or Summer season under canvas, opening March l, Orchestra Leader that canArraugc-to double
Cornet or K Clarionet In Brass; Bant! Leader. Cornet. B. and 0.. orSd Vlollu In Orchestra? alstf Aclcte
that double liand. Drunkards, kickers and people, that can't stand long teason*, dcu'twrlie; ai» ,c
Hslary, oto., tlrst letter. OEYEB A- (1RI8WOLD, Oeneral Delivery, Sew Orleans, L».

ko a h f a k n\ t «hoay. This Week, Orphenm Theatre, Brooklyn. 5. Y-

GREAT LA FLEUR

World's Most Sensational Novelty Acrobat.

EBB. 18 and •*% OPEN. Address ORPKECM, BBOORLYN, or JOT E; lilth BT., X. Y-C

The

i Violinist ( w r Hl?SaN)

Deals In fiddle articulations, pedal manipulations ;vr,d uinstoal unohantment, and' la permeated with
an incurable liablt oi entortultdng the entire range or Intellectual development. ' ■" . ?

THREE KBATONS f^^^^S^l

RMW YORK JUUHNAL.— BUSTEll KEATil\, with Ills father and molfier. huvebu.equal^
in I bolv line. ■ TJT-R'I'KR hue the earmarks of a future star comedian, tils Imitations of protnl'
nent cuniedlnUK are wonderful. . This week. Keith's Bijou. 1'hlla delphlu ; Pvr(laud.t<| fpllotv.

COL . UEUIK.K HAMILTON'S : - .

SOUTHERN STOCK COMPANY <*<*

liraaiiitlc People In All Lines. Good wardrobe, sobriety essential. Long engagement m-T«*e»>
feultig Keb. a. Address HAMILTON i BTATZER, Sole Proprietors, Orawiord (irind, Tep«a.,.'*as.

liu

AVA\TKU

von

LEON E. BIOS, WALTERH.EVKBlTlOS.:

Musical Director (Plsuo), Arranger. Juveniles and Oenersl BukloeeaJ ,

sinjie or Joint engsgement; repertoire preierred, WrlteoiwlrciSBT, UEORUK ■at.,Cuiiiotya.tdi

FBBBUAEY 13.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

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H/YF»IRO, REMICR L? COM(RANY_

m

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\&tm

VINCENT-

BRYAN ■ MULLEN

•JAMES

%mm

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re or Ctmpoim of "DOWN WHKRB THB W4TRZB0HOER FLOWS." "EVA," "PRETTY DINAR JOHEsY' "THAT'S HOW I LOVE TOW, HAMS," "MDIR A PANAMA,"

"IT WAR THB DUTCH." »-d oth.r hid too momerou. (• n.atloa, annaaaee ih.tr t».w .oaale song,

THE MAN BEHIND.

law ImkU

M With tack artist. ■• LIW UOCKSTADKR, JAB. T. POWER". ALKT.Ar.DKR CLARK, NAT M. WILL", MATTHtWI •■* ASHLEY, JOHN J. CLARK, MM FA*,

BO WHAN DKAVE8. IU FAVOR. Ultra vet-OSS la pr.paratlom.

THE CREAT DRINKINC 80NC,

fa

OVER THE PILSENER FOAM."

r.ana. Tit* g real "Jala la" kwrMlf. Th. only "Real" drinking song an tha market. Get It aa
— •"" ""■"-• " fee alaglag It.

«a*«*laa**a* ki

•ooo a* yon caa, lor la a mil. wall, sverrkadr win

THE CREAT COON LOVE SONC,

"E RM R A H A M ."

•A KXOCKOIT WITH THB NICHOLS 8I8TBRI.
TkU la "Eva's", brotkar, aad I* tiraad aaw and .Imply great. .Oat If wall* It's new

BUTAS and MULLEN ara always la at oar New York Ofllci, 45 Wait USth it. Tl

45 WEST 28* 5T NEW YORK

THi CREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER,

THBATRR RKVIBW,

rOl Strand,

.O.

FOREIGN aUBSCRIPTION. - - -
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

- «•■ Od.

■■. Bd. PER YEAR

Single Column lack

A REVELATION » HIGH CLASS PRODUCTIONS.

THURBER & NASHER CO.
MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON,

IN A LIMITED SCMBER OF SUCCESSFUL METROPOLITAN SCESIC PRODUCTIONS,

raD Ef BB ?fi5I B g, SAI ' PHILIP H. THURBER and MATT NASHER.

PRESENTING

WON'T YOU BE ONE OF THE FIRST

To Sing the New 1904 Copyright Song,

"I AM IN LOVE WITH YOU?"

Further comment unnecessary, as the song will prove the rest. Stamps and late program most
be lacl ..ted tar copy. Orchestration for stamps. Trade unpolled by L. QBUKSWALD CO.. Ltd,, New
Orleans, La. For Prof . Copy and Ore., address KENT NEwTOfi, Cleburne. Texas.

I HAVE NO MEDICINE BUT 1 I

THE NATTJRAPATHIC POCKET PHYSICIAN, by 0. J. Markert, D. 0.
[ Is a treatise on Diseases of Men and their cnre by natural methods without drags or medicine of )
{ any kind. The book Is concise and to the point, treats oyer 12 different disorders, gives diagnosis )
l and treatment of each case. It contains two systems of exercises of special value In these cases. 5
1 ILLUSTRATED In HALF-TONES. It Is worth lis WEIGHT In GOLD to all MEN of the PROFES-
SION. Price, $1.00. Address DB. 0. MABKERT, P. 0. Box 77, Madison Sqoars, New York.

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FES- J

FORTUNES MADE

BY BUYING AND OPERATING

The Tonawonda

SI0009i&onlh

Steam Riding Gallery

HADE BY

Armitage - Herschell Co.,

North Tonawanda, N. Y.

M to 116 Oliver St.

The Inventors and Original Mannfactnrera.

Wa still carry the Largest and Most Selected Line of Ladies and Gents' custom Made
Clothing, slightly used, bot good aa new, consisting of Ladles' Fine Fart, Evening, Dinner
and Garden Dresses, Opera Cloaks, Biding Habits, Etc. In Genu' wardrobe we have
Extra Long Prince Alberta In Coats and Vests, Full Dress Baits, Tuxedos, Swell Llneof
Fall and Winter Overcoats, Inverness Capes, Opera Hats and Street Suits. Call or address
MRS. L. 8CUEUER, 024-826 South St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Between 9th Bt and 10th St Bell Telephone, Walnut, 1649-A.

PLAYS

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LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE WORLD. Books for home
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Send 5 ots. in stamps for Bulletin. Use U. 8. Express Money Orders, and send the stubs to
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nrJSIO LESSONS FREE at your home. We will give, free, for advertising purposes, 43 mnslo
lessons for beginners or advanced pupils on Piano, Organ, Banjo, Guitar, Cornet, Violin or Mandolin
(your expense will only be the oost of postage and the music yon use, which Is small). We teach by
mall only and guarantee stincess Hundreds write: "Wish I bad known of year school before."
For booklet, testimonials and FREE tuition contract address

U. 8. SCHOOL, OF MUSIC, Box 773, 19 Union Sqaara, New York, N. V.

(FORMERLY LITTLE ELSIE, THB AMERICAN CISSY LOFTUS).

Address All Agents, or PARK VIEW HOTEL, 55 W. 4 2d St, New York.
NOT HOW OLD IS ANN? BDT HO W OLD IS ELSIE 1

For Electrical Stage EFFECTS,

WRITE TO

METROPOLITAN KLECTTHICAL STAGE LIGHTING CO.,

lit West Fortieth Street, New Tork City.

HAVE YOUR MUSIC PUBLISHED ON ROYALTY

*«M in a good poem, a good msiody ora oomplata work. We have no favorite writers. All ha*
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AmEIM - We have what yon want. Novelty Photo jewelry, Sovennlr Shell, etc Repertory man-
awftBTS, agen, try some tauvtmr bnttoat; give them awev at everyj»erf onsMnee. Our prloet
rat right. HOaSM BB0S..BM Dearhors St., Chicago.

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Poles and Stake., SEATS, Flags, Etc

BLACK TENTS

FOR MOVING PICTURE WORK.

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS,

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Take Lake St Elevated anywhere on the Loop.
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minutes ! ride from centre of oily.

Shooting Gallery Supplies

LATEST NOVELTIES. Write for Illustrated Cat*
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is our marvellous SEBUM TOXIN treatment
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ATTENTION! DOCTORS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN

Why bandit rocky goods whan yon ean Handle goods that will Mil them-
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third cash nontrad. Hoi Springs Bnlpbar Soap, wrappad, 1110 per gross.
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r ACT ONBt-It takes time to tell whether yoa
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fact FOCR— The Cook Remedy Co. It the

largest and the only aaaatxat nl company in the

FACT e idHT-Oood health Is the most

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peolalty.

FACT 1

FACT FIVB-ratlenlt cured by Cook Remedy
Oo. are constantly passing success! ally the very
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FACT BE VEN-K very other method of treat-
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temporary relief,
mportant thing in the world to any person.

ABOVE EIGHT FACTS ARE ABSOLUTELY UNDENIABLE

The Cook Baxaadp ce. solicit lbs most ob-
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they cannot cure, This disease has always baffled
the skill of tha most eminent physicians. Por
many yean the Oook Remedy Oo. have made a
specialty of treating this disease, and they have
unlimited capital behind their unconditional
guaranty.*^..

Too caa be treated at hams for the same price
tad with the aame guaranty. With those who pre-
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till MbMbJe T«bb P 1«. OHJOAOO. V. ■. A.

tract to oure them or pay railroad and hotel bills,
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Ifiyou have pi mples.er options, muouons pstches,
pains, rheumatism, etc., write for Cook Remedy
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about contagious blood poison . If yoa want med-
ical advice give a history of your case, and their
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Tour salvation dopends on Oook Remedy Oo.,
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Bo other method of treatment will o ore yoa.

Our*.

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THE NEW YORK CLI PPER .

T

FEBBUARY )3,

IRO, REMICK

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a

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COBB and EDWARDS

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BUS

Wrftm ... Cuw of 1 <WI M TO, I b. ft* Ml ft,- ■• ^•^"•aSS'' W " h *" """ T "* B °"' B '~" A ^°'" "* Mt ° UU

too nnmerouB to mentioD, announce their New isauaa.

M

TAKFMF RACK to ^ LOUISIANA HOME

Thi. i. without doubt the beat ballad that these great writer, nave ever pen* d. *h« w, say Ibat.we »., that it is •»<**•'£ MM. e~r written. IU beautiful stcy, wonderful melody, and mamlou. g

Blides warrant na in saying that u la the best billad now before tie public. i_]

THE NOVELTY FRENCH COON 80NC,

"MA MAM'ZELLE HONEE"

A Sparkling, Vivacioue Novelty- a French aong with a coon dialect, or a coon song with a French accent we don't know which- but it's a song that is tmly great. A sure encore wooer for any tand of tot or {■»
"^ °* » •— » musical pruduction. Just ready. aa*.

READY FOR ORCHE8TRA AND DUMB ACTS,

C.

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ANZIBAR

99

The sensational cyclonio sue hit of «The M-dat and the Maid." aa rang by EMMA CABU8. at th* Broadway Theatre, New York, The singing rights of thii song are restricted
to ME88B3FI9HEB A BYLEY. Mngrs. of "The Medal and the Maid -1 Co. But it ia rww ready for orchestra and acts reqojnng inotdental music.

COBB and EDWABDS are always in at our New York Office, 45 West 28th St.

IDWitherell St. DETROIT. MICH.

45 WEST 28* 5T NEWYORK

87-89 Clark 5t. CHICAGO, ill.

IL.LVI:

THE DAMNATION OF FAUST

Copyright 1B08, by QEO. MELIES, Paris— New Tori.
A Grand Fantastical Ph ant »•>• In IB Motion Tableaux, «90ft., »B«.

1. THE ROUTE TO THE DEPTHS OF PERDITION.

3. THE FANTASTICAL RIDE.
8. THE GLOOMY PASS.

4. THE STREAM.

6. THE ENTRANCE TO THE LOWER REGIONS.

6. TUB MARVELOUS OROTTOES.

7. THE CRYSTAL STALACTITES.
I. THE DEVIL'S HOLE.

8. THE ICY CAVERN.

10. THE OODDBSBEB OF ANTIQUITY.

11. THE SUBTERRANEAN CASCADE.

12. THE NYMPTHS OF THE UNDER-
WORLD-THE SEVEN HEADED HY-
DRA-THB DEMONS-TBE STRUGGLE
OF WATER WITH FIRE (a big novelty)

15. THE DESCENT TO SATAN'S DOMAIN.
14. THE FURNACE.

16. THE TRIUMPH OF MEPHISTOPHE-
LES-APOTHEOBIS.

542-544— A Wager Between Two Magicians, or Jealous of Vysilf, 200ft., $34.

545— EVERY MAN HIS OWN CIGAR LIGHTER, 70ft., $12.

546— THE INVISIBLE SYLVIA, 95ft. $16.

■astern Special Agent*. AMERICAN MLTOSCOPE and BIOORAPU CO.,

L«th St., New Vork City.
Western Sole A gent., BILKS BROS., 118 Turk St., San Francisco, Cal.

11 E. 14th St., New Vork tilt)
'rat Sol* Agent., Hi LES BR

AMMIOAN HEADQUARTERS, OFFIOEE AKD WORKS,

General Manager,

204 E. 88th St., New York City.

THE BURKE-McCANN CO.

Broke nil Records. Played, to 10,575 Paid
Admissions at the Cambria Theatre Last

Week. Thousands Turned Away

All Johnstown records (or repertoire companies went Huineh at the eleven performances,
where there was a total of 10,075 paid nainipslons, which, with the hundred or bo cora-
pllmcntnrles used at the various performances, brought the total up to probably 10,700.
The biggest crowds of the week were those of Saturday, when fully 1,000 people were
turned away Id the afternoon, and COO at night. Uefore the hour of opening for the
matinee tho crowd wob bo dense In front of the theatre that the street cars actually
could not pnss for several minutes, and It wob found necessary to summon two police-
men from City Hall to keep the mass of people In order. For the evening performance
every seat In the house was sold at 7.30 o'clock, and the balcony was sold out at
o'clock. Tho nearest npproucb to tho phenomenal week of the Burke-MrCann Company
was on the occasion of the visit of Irene Myers and her company. Rut this did not quite
equal Inst week's record, in spite of the fact that Irene Myers was here during a holiday
week. Mr. Win, Francis Burke made many friends by Ills clever acting and sweet sing-
ing. But the real feature of this company Is Little flernlaine McCana, who Is truly
the most remarkable child actress on the American stage. Her sweet, magnetic per-
sonality, and her marvelous danclug make her the peer of all Juvenile stars, and we
predict for her a brilliant career If she la snared to the profession. — JOHNSTOWN
DAILY TRIBUNE, Mondnv, Feb. 4, 11)04. Now booking for season of 1004-5. Address
all communications to M. McCANX, Mgr., 101 5 Clearvlew Ave., Scranton, Pa. N. B. — Can
use a good character and gen bus. man. week Feb. 8, Forcstburg, Md. ; 15, Piedmont, W.Va.

Uncle Tom's Cabin

"IN THE LAND OP MAKE BELIEVE,"

These are the Ones Preferred.
AL. W. MARTIVS

inimitable Productions,

KASTBRi 00.— Portland, Me., 3 performances; not n vacant seat.
Maiden big. Waltham same story. Marlboro fair. Fltchliurg Im-
mense. Golden opinions from all sorts of men to every city.
WESTERN CO.— Wabash, Ind. -, HuotlDSton, Detlance, flltlo, all ca-
. nc paclty. Chicago Jo. Pair, Mnsslllon biggest matinee In theatre's
jail. *Di history. Sold out at night. Bv general acclaim, "The best ever."
AL. W. MARTIN, - « Proprietor and Manager.

Week
of

THE PRBMIBR ATHLETE,

$l,QOO PRIZE

— » MLLE. EDNA TEMPEST

This week, circle THEATRE, New York.

NEXT WEEK AND LATER OPEN,

SILKO

SCENERY

We put on the wonderful Scetilo Sporumon Show at the Coliseum, Chicago, and wcto chosen Id
preference V> SO competitors lo put on the Sport>tuan Fxhtblts at Madison Square Garden, New
York, Feb. 19. WHAT WILL THE RNOOKF.RS RAY NOW?

DANIELS' SCENIC STUDIOS, V0S ( hleago Opera House Blrck, Chicago, IT 8. A.

■« Adams <&Bliss »•«»

ORIGINAL FUNKY OERMAMB-Bn route High Rollers Burlesquers.

THIS WEEK, OASTO THEATRE*, FALL RIVBB. MA8i.

Bau-BURITET T AKD WETE R S OXT ■•*«.

Tramp Comedy Act. Open Time In March. Per. Address 243 WEST 24th ST., New York.

HORSES

FOR

CIRCUSES

OUR SPECIALTY.

150 to 200 Head constantly on hand. Also
a number of show ponies.

ABE KLEE & SON,

270-276 North Centre Av., CHICAGO.
Long Distance 'Phone, Monroe 1,006.
SOLE! 80PPLIER8 TO RINGLING BROS.'
CIRCC8

MAGICAL

Apparatus. Best Quality.

i OST A COMPANY, tt N. Nlntn St.,
(Established 1870.) Philadelphia.

»W Descriptive oatalogue for stamp.

8TERE-
OPTI-
CON,

$15,

With Electric Arc. Calcium or Acetylene
Light Uustrated Song Slides, 25c, colored.
FILMS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
U HBTZ, 302 E. 23d Street, New York City.

Bllkollne Tight*, |».SO| Wonted
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Shirt* to match all earn* prise
aa 1 1 h ht*i Pnmps, SB cent** Gait'
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WO.. COLOR:

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Flu Magical Appirttii,

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Grand End of Century, fall]
Illustrated. BOOK CATA-
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AND RIGHTS FOR A YEAR, TEN DOLLARS.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE. ALEX. BYERS,
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VAN FLEET,

EDISON FILMS

PATENTED AND OOFTRIOHTED.
Replete With Thrilling and Exciting Incidents In Foutteen Scenes,

THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY

This sensational
subject will cer-
cided "hit" when-
every respect we
absolutely the su-
ing picture ever
posed and acted in
of the genuine
famous by various
the far West, and
East has been
eral crimes of
which fact will in-
interest in this great

and highly tragic
tainly make a de-
ever shown. In
consider this film
perior of any mov-
made, It has been
faithful imitation
"Hold Ups" made
outlaw bands in
only recently the
shocked by sev-
ihe frontier order
crease the popular
HEADLINER.

SEND FOR FULLY ^ssBT^BBB Wf LENGTH, 740

ILLUSTRATED /2H£- '* ' %ff FEET.

ASD tfSlluts^uenf -\W PRICE, Sill.

DESCRIPTIVE fSV t^^*3i jbSp**^ CODEWORD,

PAMPHLET. ~^*»mw VAtUXABAX,

Bdlsoi Exhibition Elnetosoopa, SI 16.00. Edison Dnlvarial KiBetMHHi 175.00.

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88 OH AMBERS STREET. CABLE ADDRESS, KTJRILIAN, NEW YOBE.

OFFI0R FOE UNITED CINOD0M: 26 OLERKENWELL ROAD. LONDON, E. O., ENQLAND.

EUROPEAN OFFICE : 32 Rempart Saint Georges, Antwerp, Belg.

8KULINO AOENTS:

THE KINETOGRArH CO 41 E. 21st St.. New Tort.

KLEINE OPTICAL CO 52 SUte SL. Chicago, HI.

PETER BACIGALDPI 033 Market Bt, San Francisco, Cal.

Indians Wanted

™» WORLD'S FAIR.

Long Haired Indians That Can Do An Act on STA6E
in THEATRE. SEVEN MONTHS' CONTRACT.

Address THE CLIFF DWELLERS, 617 Odd Fellows Bldg., St. Lonls, Ho.

AV. MAURICE TOBIN , ....... Manager.

BIG AERIAL ACT

FOREPAUGH & SELLS BROTHERS' CIRCUS

HAVE ROOM FOR ONE M0FE FIB8T 01A68AEBIAL ACT, FERFOBHFD BY FIVE OR MORE
PE jPLE, MALES AND FEMALES. Those it ho can do more ihan cue act, preferred.

Address FOREPACOB A SELLS 1R08., Colnmbos, Ohio.

STOCK PEOPLE WANTED!

versatile People for Ten Weeks' Stock si the
NEW MIRROR THEATRE, DEI MOIRES. IOWA,

FCLL ACTING COMPANY— Those who Sing given preference; wonld prefer Ladlea and Gentle-
men with long Repertoire Experience. Can ose BpecUlij act Each Week, sad this Is a good break
for your Jump West from Onlcngo. Rehearsals Feb. 15; Open Feb. 22. E. H. Bawtlni, WlUH.Brono
Llucoln J.Eibby, and Jact Roseletali. r.esse T*rWe. PuFlllvelT nothlns idvanced to Strsnrers .

._.j wesirrom umc»go. ncliearsala Feb. )5;OpenFeb. 22. E. H. Bawklnt, WWH. Bruno
Llucobl J.KIbby, and Jack Roseletgh, PlesBeVrUe. pofltlvely nothing idvanced to 6trsn?ers .
apltal |ulty Bant, this city. J. S. CONNOLLY. Manager and Proprietor, Pes Moines, Is.

Reference, Capital [city 1

EVERYBODY U
WANTS A •"
SLICE OF THE

47 WEST SStB STREET, NEW YORK.

WEDDING CAKE" March

Mnkea good In all musical acts, buck and whig dance. A hit with all Bands and Orchestras,
3,000 now In use. Piano Solo 15c, Bnnd 25c., Orchestra 25c. (thla la not the kind they glfe
away). H. F. NEIL8QN PUB., 0132 Commercial Are., Chicago, 111.

FOR TENT LIGHTS and OUTSIDE LIGHTS,

GEO. TAYLOB, 97 Cliff Street, New York.

Fbbbuaby 13.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

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H^RI RQ , REMICR t> COMP/VNY_

WILLIAM

JEROME

AND

SCHWARTZ

JEAN

Yll All Kill "THE GAMBLING' MAM." Hm Is Aiithir lid Biltir Sug by Hi Sill Writin:

WHEN

BROKE

BILL JEROME'S clever, wlli r lyric, mud JEAN SCHWA RTZ'« Mfthr, swinging malady, sank. fhl.1h.bitt "trcel loon that Ihli |lt»l ln> Ha v. j.t trcdnt.d,

JEROME and SCHWARTZ .re second to nun. In writing I hi. .trie of hm. Ib.l'i enoB»h.
W. also announce "BKDaLl A's" Brothir, th.lr a.w Sang Creatl.n.

"WHO, WHO, WHO, WHO HOOLA HOOLIHAN,"

Wo other Irlih song can loath It. If th. nimt, of JEROME and SCHWARTZ on a fomlr tong ar. not anangh recent m.ndatloa for yon. w. don't know xhil to say.

To hear It I. to put It on at one. Th. beat Irish comic eoag (Inc. "BS.UKL1A,"

JEROME and SCHWARTZ Are Always In »* Our Naw York Offloa,
THEY HAVE A NUMBER OF NEW BONOS IN PREPARATION.

It* TnWult alee, Tender IrUh Love Ballad. Ask la B.ar

3tf

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THE "ERKO" STEREOPTICON,

Beet anil Late* t Model, 134 Only, with Any Radiant.
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Copyright your acts, plan,

songs, itwlil PAY you. UanyCop; .

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WANTED, FOR CIRCUS SEASON OF 1904,

SIC. SAUTELLE'S
NINE CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD SHOWS,

Few more High Class Circus Acts, Cow Itoys, Cow Girls, Indians, Clowns, Calliope
riayer, noes and AsslBtaJit I'roporty Men, lions nntl Assistant Animal Men. (lead Coolc,
Steward and Walters for Cook House. Address "IU. SAl'TMI.l.i:, Homer, N. Y.

FOR 8IDI2 SHOW AND ORIENTAL ANRilSX— Lady Acts of every description.
Oriental, SpanlBU mid Scotch Dancers, Hindoo Mngklnn, Hoiisnllnnnl Outside Act, and
anything novel and useful In Bide shows. Address JAH. A. MORROW, Homer, n. Y.
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All others address 8It>. SAUTELLH, Homer, N. Y.

SLIDES OF THE

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Set of as (10 Colored, IS Plain), WITH DKMCRIPTI VK LECTURE, Sit 00.
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FOR SIXTEEN WEEKS' SUMMER ENGAGEMENT,

EXTRA FIRST CLASS LADY HUSICIAIfS FOR THE TUXEDO LADIES'

BAND. ALSO NOVELTY MUSIC, SUITABLE FOR CLUB HOUSE.

FIRST CLISS CONCERT PIANISTS, WHITE.

Can also ate eight good Lady Musicians desiring Winter vaudeville woik. We guarantee
salaries and accept first class work only Address EUOBNE DIAL, Wlnlon Placo, Cincinnati, Ohio.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF MAGIC LANTERNS.

lantern Slide, Illaatrnted Sonaya, Movlnay Picture Mnoulnes, Elo.

The first of each year we close out all slightly marred or shopworn stock, making wonder-
ful bargains, many just like new. Bend for our srent bargain list, No. 10 1*. Also cata-
logue of Wonderful Bright White Light for Magic I.nntorns, and other now special feat-
ures. We buy and exchange Moving 1'lcturo Machines. Kllms, etc.

WILLIAMS, IlltOWN A KAItI.19, Department B, Philadelphia.

"If There Were No Stags Struck People There Would Be
No Aotors and Aotreaees."

Mew York's Leading Academy for Acting, Elocution. Sketches. Make Dp, Hinging, Dancing, Opera,
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above studies are also taught by mall. Expert teachers. Address LILLIAN BLANCHE, Director.

WILL H.

MAUDALENE

ARMSTRONG a HOLLY

(Co pyrighted) In THE EXPRESSMAN, TDK PENNY FELLOW WITH THE TRUNK.

REINEE OPERA HOUSE, Spring Valley, 111.

Coder new management after May 1, loot. Now Booking for Heason looioo. INCLUDING SUNDAY
NIOHfS. AU bo iklags after above date, or business of any sort, to h* done through

JOSEPH K. PARKS (Haw Manager), P. O. Box 3IS.

oor"OATALOQCR IB WORTH ITS WEIOBT In COLD." We have the largest stock In the world ot military
goods from Government auctions. Dealers Supplied. Francis Bannennan, 679 Broadway, New York.

At Liberty. Xa,lttls3

One of ths cleverest soubrettes in America.— NEW YORK JOURNAL.
OWINO TO CLOSING OF CO. NATIONAL HOTEL, Chicago, III.

ana a am an. m vs il a l K INTEREST la the Oreatest Money Making Show; handle all the
95 lQlJ Fuotl.; Adas Msn.ger; Kxperler.ce Unnecessary; inveitment hack In J weeks. Open
■aw •*' w at once. Address q uick for full particular*. A. D. O-rod, 41 E. Btrani, Kondont. N. Y.

DlTDllY imRRF^ WRITER OP FIRST OMM VAODBVilI^Tcts.

1232

UnSW YORK OlilPPKB.

Febbuaby 13,

.' 314

\&tm

000 NOVELTY INSTRUMENTAL NUMBER,

w

THE GONDOLIER

3tf

magm

J. H. REMICK, who picked "Creole Belles'' and
•'Hiawatha," selected this one ae the beet Instru-
mental number In the country. Hit Judgement apeak*
for Itself. There was one original Indian Intermezzo-*
"Hiawatha" -there were 100 Imitations of It. Here Is
another original Idea. Watoh the Imitators, but
remember, for new Ideas, "THE BIG FIRM.".

As an ius tru mental number it ii absolutely the best

At our New York Office. MR. MOSE GUMBLE is in charge of the Prof. Dept Wh n you call ASK FOB MB, GUMBLE, and he will see

I to at once. You won't have to wait as we have ten pianrs, at d ten pianists. Five teams of Song Writers,

S**-^ ba. u *****> I We paid 86,000 for this number and conalder that
C3 1^ G wefeota bargain. We would have spent 820,000
'to eeoure It, If necessary, for we are determined
to-sustaln our reputation ae the publlsheie of the
Biggest Hits of the country, no matter what the
expense. You can always get the. very best at
"THE BIG FIRM."

in yearn For dumb acta it can't ba eqnale 1. A beautiful intermezzo for concert wotk.

Woida by HARBX WILLIAMS, the

Writer of ' K»tbjo, h — voids tfiat mean
lomething— words tnat will lire, A
beautiful novelty Iota aocg for ail
kinds of acts and productions. 0«t
it while it's new.

I1W EXISTENCE

that you are attended to at once. You won't bave to wait as we have ten pianrs,
comprising the best writer* of popular songs are always in attendance.

"Com? where the writers are."

Want ¥OU ABC lit OR ABOUND »« TOHK, OCH BKPBKSX.1TAT1VZB WIU. CAlX OS TOP. KHM OS TUB! HOAD, BIMISBIR OVB
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87-89 Clark 5t. CHICAGO, ill

LUBIN'S SUPERIOR FILMS

BLUE BEARD, 700ft.

THE AUTOMOBILE RACE, • - 06ft.
A FERRY IN THE FAR EAST. - 80ft.
THE WINDOW WASHER, - - 42ft.
AN INTELLIGENT ELEPHANT, 160ft.
THE FALLING PALACE, - - 50ft.

And the WONDERFUL PA38ION PLAY.

LIFE OF A FIREMAN, - - - 426ft.

THE MIDGETS, 137ft.

THE GREEDY CHILD, - - - 60ft.
FORDING A 8TREAM IN ARABIA, 74ft.
HURDLE JUMPING, - - - - 76ft.
HIGH [DIVING AND REVER8E, 76ft.

The CXNEOGRAFH

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Anecdotes. Personalities ail Cants,

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ST1GE FOLK aid Sometimes OTMS

"Well 1 I never saw inch ill manners 1 Did
you see the way that gentleman poshed me
aside!" placing a cutting emphasis on the
word for which the young actor had always
stood.

Realising Instantly that he was the subject
of the actresses' Just indignation, he, called to

looking younger than she was, he bowed
apologetically In her direction, and In a tone
of obvious compliment, exclaimed :

"I was but following the old mandate
which dictates the precedence of "age before
beauty."

"If yon don't believe It I'll prove It, and
the supper will be on you," said the man of
humorous practices.

"All right I" was tbe reply of the other,
willing to run a chance of losing, but at tbe
same time feeling perfectly assured that
there was no box office In New York that Is-

BY JOSEPHINE GEO.

A well-timed compliment often answers as
an apology, and frequently "turns away
wrath." This was Illustrated the other morn-
ing when a certain Broadway favorite, an
actor recently elevated to stardom, hurriedly
entered the elevator of the Knickerbocker
Theatre Building, wherein are located hti
manager's offices.

put down a dollar bill at the treasurer's
window, saying:

"Give me one seat, please." The treasnrer
responded by placing at the applicant's dis-
posal the small piece of colored pasteboard
marked fl. The Joker, with a significant
wink of one eye at his friend, then pushed
the ticket back toward the opening la the
window, and said :

"Can't you save me out of this the pries
of a drink T"

"Certainly," Mid the obliging treasurer,
replacing the dollar ticket with a seventy-
five cent one, end a sliver quarter, and then
tbe Joker turned to his friend and winked
bis other eye.

Francis Conlsn, the Malvollo of Marls

This gentleman has always been noted
b's punctiliousness toward the fair sex, and
lor his extreme good manners toward ail.
Naturally It surprised a friend, who was
»lth bun at the time, to see him pushing
lustily Into the elevator ahead of a lady
■vbo was- also waiting to ascend as soon as
the door should slide open.

His friend, knowing tbe actor's great
haste to see his manager on most Important
business, and noting his deep preoccupation
on the subject of his call, mentally excused
him for his breach of etiquette, which was
'-he greater by his having unconsciously
Jostled the lady as he pushed by.

He waa recalled to the present by bearing
toe actress exclaim angrily to the friend who
w»s with heir:

his aid his ready wit, wblcb got him oat of his
dilemma, and brought a forgiving smile to the
face of the lady whose feelings had been In-
jured. Quickly noting that she waa some
years older than himself, bat that her man-
ner of dress proclaimed her Intention of

"There's a theatre In town here," re-
marked a practical Joker to a friend, "where
they band the price of a first class drink
with your ticket."

"Nonsense 1" was the reply, "you're only
Joking."

sued a gratuitous drink with a ticket "I'M
bet you tbe supper that you don't get tbe
price of a drink with your ticket."

"Done I — come with me," and as It was
about eight o'clock In the evening tbe Joker
led tbe way to the nearest theatre, where be

Walnwrlght's "Twelfth Night" Company,
now on tour, tells of going Into a restaurant
In Ban Antonio recently. He bad Just met a
friend that day whom he had not seen since
their early days, when both had Joined tbe
great army of aspirants. The occasion of
their unexpected meeting was marked by
Conlan'a invitation to his friend to dine with
him, the place being situated handily near
the theatre. ,

The dinner card was not a large one, and
en consulting It after tbe heavy part of tbe
meal was over Conlan suggested a German
pancake as an "afterwards," this, partly be-
eause it seemed the only tblng on the bill
that struck bis fancy, and partly out of
deference to bit guest, whom he thought

1234

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

Fbbbuaby 20

would like the dish because of hli German
descent

"I guess we can get a good one here," re-
marked Conlan; "did 70a note tbe quaint
Weberfleldlan accent of oar waiter? Tbia
must be a German restaurant."

"Veil," replied tbe waiter' when tbe order
was given, "re baf 'eia got, bud I couldn't
glf 'em a goot recommend-tloning."

"Why not)" asked Conlan.

"Vy? Because— because, yell, anyvay,
don't you take no Cherman pancake In dla
Mace," warned tbe waiter. Then In a whis-
per be added, "dot chef, he's a Frenchman, —
an' I know how It la vot I'm talkln'. — I'm
adrislnlng you to take a French pancake,"
advice which tbe two young actors accepted.

f

Rebecca Warren, now on tour as Tess, In
Mrs. Flake's successful plsy, "Tess, of the
D'Urbervllles," tells bow, when a beginner
In the profession, she vanquished a would-be
acquaintance.

At that time she could, not afford a cab to
lake ber home at night from the theatre.
Several times on ber walks home after the
performance she bad been both annoyed and
frightened at being spoken to by unmannerly
men. Mentioning tbe fact to one of the elder
members of the company one day at re-
hearsal, that lady recommended a proceeding
which abe bad herself proved most effectual.

"I used, to be spoken to once In a while on
my way home," aald she, "but I found that
I would not be farther molested If I turned
on the speaker and swore a few large, loud
oaths."

"I would much rather turn and run," said
Miss Warren, "but if you think yours the
better way, I'll, study up a string of expres-.
■Ive terms, such as you may recommend as
tbe strongest," whereupon she mentally re-
hearsed a few to hold in readiness should
another occasion present Itself.

That same night the necessity occurred as
she was rounding the corner of a aide street
near her boarding place not far from tbe
theatre. She had noticed a man of that ex-
ecrable type, "masher," as she left tbe stage
door, and when on the further block sbe
found him close to her elbow and about to
speak to her, she determined, as an experi-
ment to rid herself of bis presence, to make
use of ber friend's tactics. Tbey were most
successful, for when the actress, In a loud
voice, but with a trembling heart, tore out
of the profane dictionary several choice
specimens the man removed bis bet and
bowed deferentially, saying:

"Pardon me, Miss, but I did not know you
were a lady !" and turning, walked rapidly
away, while Mln* Warren ran In tbe oppo-
site direction.

9

Notwithstanding tbe fact that that very
successful manager, Mr. Stetson, passed
away several years ago, stories of blB sayings
and doings are told every day among theatri-
cal folk. The following la vouched for as
truthful by the actor who heard the mal-
apropos remark of the manager who juggled
with words so amusingly. Tbe story was
first told about the time that the Novelty
Theatre In Boston waa being constructed
over a market There was none too much
space, and some of the staircases, because of
this, were built on- the", spiral plan. Stet-
son, noting this faefwben on a visit of in-
spection at the new theatre, made Inquiries
concerning ' them. Later he consulted bis
architect, giving him an order to construct
tome staircases In his theatre on the same
plan, though he afterwards rescinded It

"I'm not going to have any little con-
sented theatre get ahead of me and my
Globe with new-fangled stairs," he fumed.
"You Just go and put In four of them there
spinal stairs for me."
9

Stetson's shrewdness was Illustrated on
one occasion by h's order to the office boy
who announced that there were two men In
the outer office awaiting an Interview. On
learning their ncmes Stetson remembered
them to be two brothers who were managers,
and known to be tbe cleverest In tbe business
at getting the beat-of ethers In all theatrical
bargains. - (j .

"Show then In," be commanded tbe hoy,
but significantly added, "one at a time."
♦ »»

OUIl AUSTRALIAN LETTER.

€be$$.

BLACK (Mr. Cantwell).

To Correspondents.

Hon. B. A. Habt. — Will yoo kindly favor
us with a correct copy of your game with tbe
0.. mate ending vs. Dr. Blcef

Geo. B. Cabtoktbb. — Sol'n of Prob. 2,408
ree'd ; also Dec Wiener Schachieitung, thank
jouj have written.

W. A. Shinkman. — G. E, C. requests tbst
the copy of W. 8. mentioned be "returned to
you." Fleaae notify us of its reception.

W. J. Perrib. — Thank yon for slip of Wil-
mington (Del.) Star, containing reprint of
our "brilliancy prize game."

Hp.os. Helms and Casjsel. — Revised edi-
tion of "Rice Gambit" ree'd, thank you ; will
be duly noticed.

Enigma No. 2,458.

From The Horning Pott.

BX HUB. W. }. BAIRD.

KR«,QR8,QB5,Qat8, S, QJ, K4,K.B8,Kt6.
KKtfi.

• I

at bis 4, QB8,
White to retract bis last move, and then
mate In two moves.

white (Mr. Howard) announced mate In
four move8ll

K B'S OPENING. . „

Carl 8chlechter, In Deutsche BchachieiU

una, treats us to one of his own games at

tbe odds of Q Kt

Problem No. 2,455.

From The British Chen Magazine.
B. 0. 11. introduces this curlosum with
the following exordium, containing a motion
we heartily endorse: "Once more It is onr
privilege to offer oar subscribers all the
wishes they would like to commandeer for
themselves. Whether they succeed or not
In getting all tbey deserve, may we ask for
their continued hearty co-operation. Mrs.
Balrd has contributed the following duplex

O.S.

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3..P-KB4

4,.KKt-B3

6..P-QBS

8..P-U8

7..P-KR8

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9..KBXP-H&XB
10..P-Uat4 tt-itS
lL.PxRt

12 .Otstlet
18..K-Req
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15..Kt-nls«

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20..QBX*'. n»te.

(f) The first mistake. Better bad been
7. .B to his 3 ; 8. .Q tks B, Q to K 2, etc.

Stdnit, Australia, Jan. 11.
Tom Newn has organzed a vaudeville com-

fiany In America for an Australian tour, and
t will reach Auckand on April 11. New
Zealand will be toured before the combination
comes to Sydney. Mr. Illal will direct, and
In a note to bis manager (Albert Clarke),
be says that tbe performers are a remark-
ably strong organization. Tbe Nawns ap-
peared at the Tlvolt some time ago, and their
return will be a welcome one.

George Stephenson's American Comedy Co.,
at the Palace Theatre, continues to grow In

fopulsr favor, and It Is pretty safe to predict
bat when the merits of tbe combination be-
come more generally known crowded houses
will witness each performance. "Mama's
New Husband" Is one of the most amusing
of musical farces, and Olive Evans, Olios. J.
Stlne and the other members of the combina-
tion are all equal to their footllght responsi-
bilities.

The Fullers have purchased tbe Opera
House. Cbrlstclmreh. Ben Fuller will pay a
visit to Sidney shortly. In a note he re-
ports good business on their New Zealand cir-
cuit

Dan Frawley Ib making arrangements to
bring out an American company to feature
Webor A Fields' productions In Australia,
which ought to catch on here like wildfire,
aa Australians are decidedly contriving a
taste for nil kinds of American productions.

Maggie Moore Is playing a season In Bris-
bane. "The Widow from Japan" was staged
on Friday night, Jan. 8.

Tbe Dig; Trees of California.

Every lover of nature should see them.
One grove Is near Santa Crus, another, the
more Important, Is In tbe Toaemlte Valley.
In four days from New York or Boston you
can be quite near them, If you go by the New
York Central bines. Send a stamp to George
II. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, Grand
Central Station. New York, for a copy of
"America's Winter Resorts," containing maps
and Illustrations.

«■»

Job Mau», banjo player and black face
comedian, with Palmer's Specialty Co., re-
ports tneres* In bis songs and banjo solos

year. The English masters are said to be
Jjoldinr a tournament *s * (aide to filling
any blank, or blanks, that may appear m
their team. We must be excused for saying
that we do not think that is tbe best way
to manage that question It is now con-
sidered probable that Mr. Volgt of Philadel-
phia, will be Invited to fill the American
quota of ei ght players for Cambridge Springs.

gbecfceric

To Correspondents.

J. T. Denvir. — Have- written yon.

Da. Bchaefeb. — Sorry you were delayed.

W. McLaoohlin.— Contributions accepted
with thanks. "'-'.+

W. SxwABn^-rLlke old times "to see yon
once more. ---

-■'■ ..Hews of the Game.

Early Impressions, as a rule, stick. In
'78 and '79, .at "Cafe Logellng," 49 Bowery,
N. Y., Yates, 8chaefer, Pierce, Davy,
Coakley, Brown, Day, Gallagher, Bowe and
De. Freest would come together at least
twice a week, and have a royal time across
tbe board. Schaefer at that time was run-
ning a race with Brown, Pierce, Coakley and
W. H. Burr, with Schaefer a year later In
the lead, so much so that In making up tbe
classes for tournament play tbey all wanted
odds from Schaefer, but still wanted to be
In the first class, finally suggesting that they
shnold be first clasa and Schaefer first class
preferred. We played with Ystes often at
that time, and was much Impressed by his
great cross board skill, and especially by bis

?ecullar knack of springing traps and shots.
'his was brought very forcibly to our recol-
lection when we met L. S. Head. He pro-
duced a four cylinder compound Wlnton ef-
fect — pardon us, we have Just bad a week
at tbe auto show, but we'll now get back to
checkers)— In traps sad shots, and we al-
most commenced to think that Yates' talent
had been transferred In this particular In-
stance, to Bro. Head. Speaking of "traps
and shots," we find that tbe Chicago expert,
J. T. Denvir, is now issuing "T. and 8. In
pamphlet form, consisting of the beat In this
line, and offers a prize of 85.00 for the most
original, and $2.00 for the most pleasing
trap or shot Messrs, Hefter. Welen, Ward
and Morey are to be the Judges. Open to
March the first Address all communications
to John T. Denvir, 887 South Harding

Avenue, Chicago, III "Tbe Guide Post'

for January to band, and Al as usual. In
It we note that In the Minneapolis tourna-
ment the players at the finish stood In tbe
following order: Titus, Pierce. Hill, Ewald,

Crowell Tbe Scottish National, with

an entry of twenty-four, has reached its
final stage. The prize winners will be an-
nounced In onr next Spaytb's Appen-
dix Is not of tbe vermiform variety, but an
addition to the checker literature — and the
latest at that — of this celebrated author.

Bert TItua says that he proposes to

"bust" the draw In the Black Doctor after
the eighth move, 19 to 10. Can be do It?
We doubt it While we are on the doctor
proposition permit us to say that we have
one In New York, about five foot six Inches
In height by tbe name of Schaefer, tbat is
tbe toughest checker problem one would wish
for.

BT UBS. W. T. DAIHD.

(With the compliments of the season).
BLACK. I BLACK.. -

(6) If 20.. K to Q 2; 21..Q to K 6 ch.
K to B 2 (If Black 21.. K to Q sq ; 22.. B
to R 8) ; 22. .Q tks K P ch, K to R sq ; 23. .
Q to K 8 ch, etc.

(o) If B to Kt 8 ; 27. .0, R tks PI

Solution of Position No. 49, Vol. 01

BX THE DRAUGHTS BDIT0B NOTTINGHAM
OUABOIAN.

Blsck 8 5 6 K27

White 13 19 28 K16

White to ploy, BJack to win.

18 12 if IS 10

18 14 16 13 17

11 8(a) 12 16

14 10 8 2

15 11 18 10
5

19 15
9 13

fl

19 15

12 16

28 18

27 23

18 15

23 18

15 11

18 23

19 15
23 18

12 16
l 'f 9.

16 12*.

10 1

14 10

11 7
10 19

10 14

17 22
14 18
22 26

18 15
26 30

15 10

30 26
10 15
26 23
15 10
23 19
Black
wins.

15 11
*16 7
-, 8 10

2 e

10 14

Black
wins.

Position No. BO, Vol. 61.
BX W. SBWABD, NEW XOBK.

Black, .6 7 8 10 12 IS 14 17

V

GEO. W. HTJSSEY,

Tho ventriloquist, and bis latest novelty, are here presented. It was first Introduced by
Mr. Hussey at the American Theatre, Ted Marks' Sunday concert, Jan. 81, 1904, and met
with Instant success. •

position for the occasion, which we oplne/f (a. If 19.. Q to B 2; White with 20.. B
will be regarded both clever and seasonable."':" to R 8 would secure a strong attack.

(Draw a black line perpendicularly through .
tbe middle of the diagram.) — Bo. Clippis.

WHITB.
White to play and
mate In two mores.

WHITE.
White to play and
mate in two moves.

Game No. 2,450.

A magnificently finished game on board
No. 1, of the recent telegraphic match, nine
a side, Rochester vs. Syracuse. Kenneth 8.
Howard (It.), Jos. Cantwell (S.). Contrib-
uted by Uro. Helms.

ANDERSSEN'S OPENING.

White.
Howard.

Klaok,
Cantwell.
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8..P-K8
4..QKt-BS
6..tt-BS
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PQS
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Castles
KPXP

White. Blsck.

Howard Oantwell.

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KxP.and

Chess Brevities.
College chess Is booming as never before.
The Haverford tourney, with Interest inten-
sifying from the start, will probably be fin-
ished by tbe time this reaches our readers.

Yale was to meet the University of Pa.,

18th Inst Teams 8 • side The "big

four' accepted Umpire Hanbam's decision of
tbe unfinished game vs. Brown, Cornell and
l'enna., giving the latter the victory by 8V4
to 2V,. The six medals, the gift of Profes-
sor Rice, have been forwarded the victors —
3 R. Mltcbel and C. L. Rand, of Cornell -, A.
S. Fought and B. M. Klrkpatrick, of Pa. ; I.

I.. Price and C C. Waters, of Brown

The U. of P. chess team was engaged to meet

hntgera In N. Y., 6th Inst, eight a side

Columbia and Princeton were up for a match,
10 a side, 13th Inst. This Is their fourth
match, Columbia having won the previous

three An actual start has been made

towards the so much desired Western college
rhesa organisation. An Indiana college and
the State University of So. Dakota have had
the Initial meeting. That at any rate. Is

"seed sown on good ground." A short

time since the Jflnlstry of Education of Rus-
sia Issued a circular directing tbe study
of chess should bo added to tbe curriculum
of Russian schools Dr. Tarraacb advo-
cates tbe same thing for German schools. . . .
The American team for the International col-
lege match will be located at tbe chess rooms

of the Boston Athletic Association

"Phis reminds us" that the sprightly Corsair
announces that hereafter It will be "Issued
at frequent intervals." May they be very

frequent The Boston C, C.'s annual

tourney Is In full swing, with ten entrants.
Pro. Walcott Is In It, and promises to "keep
a weather eye out for any good games."....
The Franklin C. C. and Hercaatle Library
had a team match of 14 each. The Franklin's
gathered In 11 victories to 3 losses, A return

match la set down for early March

The City of London C. C. accepts March 25
and 26 as the dates of tbe next International
cable match. Mr, Marshall will probably play
hip gaae over the board In London, as last

Whits 16 19.-20 23 25 26 28 80 '
White to play and draw.

Game No. BO, Vol. 01.

CROSS.

By C. W. Umstead, Tellurlde, Col. Some

nice play taken from "The Guide Post"

11 16 28 16 8 11 14 7 16 IB

28 18 11 20 21 17 8 10 23 18

o§ II 22 I 7 , si ie 2 « 28(0) 6 1

27 23 9 14 29 25 19 26 18-14
„5 J 18 9 li 80 23 9 18
32 27 5 14 25 21 1 5(b) 17 14
15 19 17 10 2 6 22 17 10 17
24 15 6 15 17 14 12 16(e) 21 14
10 19 25 22 7 10 31 26 ' White

(a) Suggested as a correction of published
play.

(6)
1°, MW „« 9 » 18 12 16 19 24
?8 JO 8} 26 19 IB 15 10 27 23
15 24 15 14 18 16 19 24 27

28 19 26 23 28 14 10 7 White

wins.

(0)
10 14

12 16(d 81 26 10 14 10 7 6 10

28 18 6 9 15 10 16 2 6

15 19 18 15 9 18 7 2 10 15

White wins.

(d)

15 19 23 18 12 10 81 26 10 15

White wins.

,§ ,? 1? J! 9 ^ 8 9M 121a

17 14 21 14 28 14 81 26 28 24

White wins.

AL. G. FIELD.

A Snccessfnl and ProsrresatVe Minstrel

Year after year Mr. Field has constantly
added to and Improved his organization.
Thus far this season Mr. Field has played
to less than half a dozen poor bouses, and
bis show this year has elicited the highest
praise from newspaper critics and the gen-
eral public. The company has been In fine
condition thus far, traveling and living In
Mr. Field's private cars. They are con-
sequently not snbjected to unseasonable rail-
road JumpB and tiresome delays around de-
Eots at unseemly hours. The company Is
eaded for the Pacific coast, and will open
In Denver, Col., Eaater Sunday, for one
week.

««»

— Win. H. Daly states that he has writ-
ten a new part for Edgar Blxley In tbe farce
comedy, "Buster Brown."

OUR LONDON LETTER.

FBOM OU1 OWIC COXBISPOSntST.

Clipper Barean,

48 Cranbonrne Street,

Leicester Square,

London, \v. (7.

London, Jan it
On Wednesday evening last was Drodi ,'«h
at the Criterion Theatre a new farcical r ,
mance, In three acts, 'The Duke of Kii"„
crankle," by Robert Marshall In a tht'
and airy fashion the story deals with 11,.
wooing of two couples, one pair pleasan 1,
sentimental, the other quaintly humoro./
The young duke giving a title to tbe pie™
pampered with bis Inherited glfta of for
tune. rank, wealth and social distinctions
unenjoyed because acqulted without any k'-ici
of exertion, growB so sated with his Dlci-.
pre* that they get upon bis nerves and
become, as he tells his friend, Pitt Welb»
a millstone round his neck, a burden of
which the impecunious M. P. would wlllln-w
relieve his noble patron. The friends have
however, both been crossed In love, and a>
the Issue proves. It Is this blessing in dis
guise which works out their redemption
The only balk to bis lordly will the duke
has ever experienced Is the rejection of hi.
suit by the pretty Lady Henrietta Addison
owing to no dislike on her part for the
peer's person, title, riches, or even hu
nature, but solely to indifference on ac-
count of lack of manliness shown In his
Indolence. For less logical snd more ludl
crous reasons the timid, will-less Welby has
been thrown over by the wealthy Mrs. Mul-
holland, widow of the late "Glue Kin" "
Stirred to action by Lady Henrietta's od-
poaltlon, KiHtecrankle - resolves upon the
bold move of abducting the damsel, and
tarrying her off to his lonely ancestral Scot-
tish castle, there to be held to ransom nf
her hand as his prisoner until she shall
yield consent to become bis wife. As the
young lady needs mast have a chaperone
the plotting peer enlists as his confederate
Welby, In order that the recalcitrant widow-
may be impressed as companion for the
younger Inamorata. By a juggle the
scheme succeeds, and tbe two dames, with
tbe duke and the M. P., duly arrive at tbe
Highland Keep. Through the euecessl-te
phases of consternation. Indignation, fury
and entreaty the ladles pass until they find
their durance not so bard after all. but ren-
dered rather agreeable than otherwise by the
unfailing courtesy and consideration with
which they are ministered to by their lovers
during their enforced detention. Then It Is
that the wily duke, noting tbe change In tbe
wind, plots with Welby to cool towards the
ladles as they, for their part, warm towards
their keepers. This mood Is maintained
until both wooers, feigning contrition for
their escapade, and protesting themselves
cured of their love sickness, throw open the
castle gates for the free departure of tbeir
prisoners. Rut In vain, for love In both
ladles has grown by association. Capri-
ciously refused In freedom. It Is given un-
esked In captivity, and tbe love-birds no
longer wish to leave the cage. So much for
the sentimental side of tbe pretty charade,
as presented with a light and playful touch
by the winsome Eva Moore as Lady Henri-
etta, and Graham Browne In a style at once
refined and manly as the duke. Tbe drollery
of the second wooing between the weak-
willed Pltt-Welby and the etrong-mlnded
Widow Mulholland, was maintained with
racy fun by Weedon Qrossmltb and Marie
Illlngton, wbose dialogues axe filled with the
quaint conceits and comic phrases of Captain
Marshall's characteristic humor.

According to present Intentions, which
are hardly likely to suffer any modification,
"A Queen's Romance," John Davidson's new
version of Victor Hugo's "Buy Bias," will be
produced by Lewis Waller at the Imperial on
the evening of Thursday, Feb. 11. E. Laurll-
lard has meanwhile selected Saturday week,
Feb. 6, for the reopening of the Savoy with
Messrs. George Grossmlth Jr. and Raymond
Kcze's new musical comedy, "The Love
Birds." Of tbe company engaged for its
Interpretation details have previously been
giren, but of their Individual roles something
remains to be said. George Fuller Golden
Is already a favorite by reason of bis clever
work on the music hall staxe, and in the
character of an eccentric theatrical manager
be Is likely to have an opportunity of still
further Increasing his reputation as a humor-
ist Blanche Ring, who also has lately been
appearing at the Palace, Is to represent a
"Klip" artist, and In tbat capacity will be
afforded the chance of burlesquelng ber own

g articular song, "Sammy," which she wss the
ret to Introduce to the notice of tbe Lon-
don public. Sydney Brough, In the guise of
a romantic tenor, strikes somewhat strangely
on the ears of those accustomed to regard him
as a particularly good character actor, but
this certainly will not be tbe first occasion
that a member of the Brough family has
shown that he can sing as wen as act Kate
Cutler is provided with a part In which
comedy and sentiment are reported to be
equally combined.

February, indeed, promises to be tolerably
heavily charged with novelties. Among them
Arthur Bourchter's version of M. Brleux's
play, "La Robe Rouge," takes a prominent
position. I have already mentioned tbat to
suite the London market M. Brleux baa con-
siderably condensed his piece, which will he
seen at tho Garrlck in three Instead of the
original four acts. In this fashion much
that could scarcely be expected to appeal to
our tastes has been swept away. But °'
course, nil the Incidents bearing apon the
false accusation brought against the un-
fortunate peasant, Etcbepar, and the trag-
edy springing out of these have been retained.
Tho drama has, consequently, lost much of
Its claim to appear under the' name of "La
Robe Rouge," or "The Red Robe," which
obviously would have little meaning for
London plnygoers. In tie circumstances
both M. Brleux and Mr. Bourcbler are. It
.appears, somewhat exercised as to the cholep
of a fitting title.

From Paris comes tbe news that Messrs.
Harrison and Maude have purchased the Eng-
lish rights of "Cltoyen Cotillon," the comedy
by Henri Cain and Ernest Dauder, which
Mme. Cranler recently produced. An English
version of this piece will In due course be
brought out at the Haymarket.

A new one act play, by M. Maartens, en-
titled "The Jailbird," will be presented as a
curtain raiser to "Little Mary" during tlie
course of next week, probably on Friday, Feb.
5, when Mr. Barrle's play celebrates Its 150th
performance. Included In the cast will be :
Messrs.- Philip Leslie. Charles Daly, Comptcn
Coutts and Winifred Fraser.

Willie Edouln has In his own mind de-
cided on Monday, Feb. 15, as the date of the
first performance, at the Comedy, of the
musical comedy, "Amorelle," but as Monday,
Ib generally considered rather an "off night
In theatrical circles, It Is more than likely
that Tuesday will eventually be chosen. The
cast will Include : Mr. Edouln, as Dr. Crow :
C. R. Wallenn, as Bolssy ; E. Vernon, n*
Comte de Cldeau : Sydney Barraclougb, as
Jules; Charles Wybrow, as Dotard; Mnbei
Oilman, ns Amorelle; Daisy le Hay, ss I.'S-
Ma, and Claire Romalne, as Marina. The
piece has been attracting very large houses
lately In the provinces, and expectation
naturally runs high as to its accomplishing
tbe same agreeable feat In town. ,„

Bluriel Wylford Informs me tbat she will
shortly present, at a West End theatre, A
Man of Honor, 1 ' by W. Somerset Maugham.
This play was produced by the Stage so-
ciety with great success last year, but since
then a few alterations have been made and »
new last act written.

Charles Frohman announces the last seven
performances of "Letty" st tbe Duks of

February 20.

THE ;NEW; YORK CLIPPER.

■•S^lf

1235

York's Theatre. The laat performance will
W gtren on Friday, Feb. 6.

Owing to Indisposition, Marie George has
had, temporarily, to resign her part In the '
Drury Lar.e pantomime, and Mabel Love
uses her place

Chnrles Wyndbam baa at length all bnt
ilelded to the persuasive powers of J. C.
Willtamaon, and consented to pay Australia
a rlslt. The project cannot take effect for
at least some months to come: nevertheless,
It la fairly on the high road toward settle-
ment In that event. Sir Charles will prob-
ably take America en route, proceeding to
ihe Antipodes via San Francisco. Meantime
he Is busily engaged rehearsing "The Lady
of Rosedale." which may be expected at the
New Theatre In the course of the next two
cr three weeks. In that piece Mary Moore

Rlays a comparatively small part, and as
er presence at rehearsals Is not Impera-
tively required yet awhile. It la possible she
may extend her series of flying visits to
provincial towns, which, so far, have proved
brilliantly successful.

E. 8. Wlllard brought his season at the St.
James' to a close on Saturday evening. After
the performance he came before the curtain
and made a short speech. In which he re-
ferred to the possibility of his again taking
the 8t. James for another season. He also
spoke of his Idea of establishing a repertory
season In London.

I learn that, by the doctor's orders, Lillian
Eldee Is prevented from resuming work for
some weeks to come. Miss Eldee was cast for
a part in Captain Basil Hood's new piece,
"Love In a Cottage," to be produced this
week at Terry's, bnt had, unfortunately,
owing to Illness, to relinquish It.

William Trant, recently returned from
America, will give e special matinee at the
Royalty on Tuesdey, Feb. 0. Adaptations,
all by Mr. Trant himself, of three little
French pieces are then to be presented.
The first Is "The Rose Garden," founded on
Madame de Olrardln's comedy, "La Jole fait
l'eur," In which Charles Daly, Atbol Stu-
art, Warbnrton Gamble, Dora Barton and
Mrs. Edward Saker. will appear : the second
a new version of Pnllleron's 'L'Entlncelle,
entitled "The Vital Spark," with Mr. Trant
and Dora de Wlnton In the principal parts
and the third, "Gentle Rain, adapted from
Pnllleron's "Petite Pile," and performed by,
among others, Mr. Trant and Helen Ferrers.

I regret to announce toe death of George
Lockhart, the well known elephant trainer,
who met with a fatal accident at Hoe Street
Station, Walthamstow, on Sunday afternoon.
Sir. Lockhart arrived from Norwich with his
four performing elephants shortly after two
o'clock, to commence a week's engagement at
the Palace, Wattbamstow, when the animals
were released from their confinement. The
keepers started to guide them along the road-
way In the goods yard towards tbe gate
leading to Hoe Street. Suddenly the biggest
of the elephants, bearing the name of
"Charlie," trumpeted twice, and, following
their leader, the rest of the group dashed
for the gate. The keepers -.ent In pursuit,
and as Charlie was about to charge through
the gate Mr. Lockhart nw-ie for the chain
attached to the animal. In doing so he was
driven against a goods van which was
standing close to the pavement outside the
gate, and was crushed to death between
tne van and the elephant. Mr. Lockhart'a
son, who was near his father, fortunately
escaped without Injury. The elephant which
had led to his master's death escaped up
Hoe Street with two other elephants, but
they were soon captured. The fourth ele-
phant, the baby, made Its way through the
nubile entrance of the railway station on to
the platform. It sent tbe passengers in wait-
ing helter-skelter, and the ladles stampeded
for the waiting rooms. It walked down the
platform and got on to the line. After stop-
ping the traffic for several minutes, It wan-
dered on to the railway bank, where a
keeper ultimately secured It The body or
Mr. Lockbcrt, whose death will be deplored
by his large circle of acquaintances, was re-
moved to the Walthamstow mortuary.

Kurtz, the Juggler, met with a very un-
pleasant accident during the fog on Friday
nlgty. Finishing his turn at Hammersmith,
he made bis way to the Metropolitan Rail-
way Station. In the darkness he missed his
footing and slipped over tbe edge of the

filatform, cutting his band severely and strik
ng his head ngainat a rail. Being rendered
temporarily unconscious, he with great dif-
ficulty scrambled back onto the platform-
just before a train came rumbling into the
Btation. It was n very narrow escape. Mr.
Kurti had to be treated at the St Thomas

Stdonla writes from Amsterdam, where he
Is appearing at the Circus Carre, Informing
of his success. He declares that his act

foes bigger every nlgot He goes to Parts
rom Amsterdam. . ,

Captain Kellar's American Lady Zouaves
appear this week at the Royal. The troupe
consists of seventeen pretty and well drilled
young ladles, who perform all sorts of In-
tricate evolutions with wonderful precision.
They conclude by scaling a perpendicular
wall sixteen feet high In something less than
twenty seconds. _.

The following are a few American acts at
the London halls this week :

Chung Ling Soo, Albert Crandall, and
Colle de Losse Duo, at the Hippodrome.

George Fuller Golden, Marguerite Cornllle,
Sims and 81ms, and Michael Braham and hlB
dog, Micky, at the Palace.

Looping through space, Three Mortons,
and Edith Helena, at the Empire Theatre.

Blanche Ring, Morell and Evans, and the
Swlckards, at the TivoIL '

Dutch Daly, at the Oxford.

American Zouave Girls, at the Royal, Hol-
born. .

Bert Woodward and J. B. Petennan and
Co., la "The Factory Girl," at the Middle-
sex, Drury Lane. .. ....

Mr. and Mrs. Gene-Hughes, at the Metro-
politan, Edgeware Road, w. •

Cliff Uyland, at Gattl's, Westminster,
Bridge Road. _ -

Blanche Ring, at the Paragon Theatre of
Varieties, Mile End Road, B. , _ , _»'

Joe Peternun, and Gogeln and Davis, at.
tbe Cambridge Theatre of Varieties, Com-
mercial Street, Blshopsgate Street, E. .

Carkeek. and Morrel and Evans, at tbe
Empress Theatre of Varieties. Brixton.

Maxwell and Francis, at the Camberweli
Palace of Varieties. ■ .. . ..

Rosa and Grayson, and Tom Brandford, at
the Granville, Walham Green. '

0. W. Hunter, at the Royal Standard;
Mnslc Hall.

4»»

- VIRGINIA EARL

Made her. first appearance on the ■*••***
tbe age of thirteen, as Nankl Poo, In The
Mikado," with the Juvenile Opera Co. She
then Joined E. E. Rice's forces in Australia,
and played Medoc. In "The Corsair; Ga-
briel, in "Evangeline;" Tags, in "The County
Fair," and Dandlnl, In "Cinderella." In this
country, as the Lunch Counter Girl, in
Hoyt's "A Hole In the Ground," she made
a hit. She then starred with Edwin Stevens,
in "Wang." Then came a series of triumphs
at the New York Casino. In "The Passing
Show," "The Merry World," "In Gay New
York'' and "The Lady Slavey." From the
Casino Miss Earl went to Angnstln Daly a
Theatre, and scored successes in "The t»ei;
sha," "The Circus Girl," "Tbe Runaway Girl
and other plays. After leaving Daly s com-
pany she returned to the Casino for the run
of "The Casino Girl" and "Tbe Belle of Bo-
hemia." 8be was then especially engaged
by Charles Frohman to support Edna May,
In "The Girl from Dp There," after which
ahe appeared with Dan Dnly, In 'The New
Workers." This season she Is starring In
"Sergeant Kitty," which has Just closed a
successful engagement at Daly's Theatre,
this city.

nandeoilk and minsirA

Addisos and Livisostojc were recently
made members of Advance Council No, 02,
9 r <Jer of Amerlcus, at Cincinnati, O.. and
J. B. Livingston was made a member of Ac-
tors' National Protective Union No, 4, of Cal-
cago, III.

Fred F. Houlihan, pianist and composer.
Intends soon to enter vaudeville rn a big act!

Dsnton and Booth write that they are
doing well In tbelr new act with the Dainty
I'aree Co.

Geo. I. Fosted, black face comedian, re-
ports excellent success at the Howard Athen-
ajum, Boston, week of Feb. 1. Also the Bow.
doln Square, same city, Sunday, Feb. 7.

Jkem CCNNiNQHASt, late of the Cunning.
bams, and Leon Blaln, late of Morris and
Ulaln, have Joined bands, and hereafter will
be known as Cunningham and Blaln, doing
a comedy black face act They have last
closed with Stevens' Minstrels.

Thb Sisters Chatham are In their fourth
week over the Novelty circuit, and report
success. They have fourteen weeks booked
to the coast.

Wiley Febris writes frou Chicaoo:
"Mrs. Ferris recently underwent a surgical
operation at her home in this city. She is
Improving slowly. I have permanent em-
ployment here, and Master Wiley Is going to
school. We will remain here until Mrs. Fer-
ris' health permits us to return to the road."

Eddie Hoiun Joined Haverly's Minstrels
at New Orleans, I. a., Jan. 20.

Tom Inestellb and Grace Martin came
In off the road recently, and will remain at
St. Paul, Minn., Indefinitely.

J. W. Clifford closed with the "Peck's
Bad Boy" Co., and will play dates for the
rest of the season, opening in Lincoln, Neb.,
and thence to Denver ana Salt Lake City.

B.virro and Lafferty played a return date
at Watson's Cozy Corner, Brooklyn, Feb.
8. They play a return date at Pastor's
ahortly.

_ John W. Vooil received • cable from hi*
European agent last week, stating that he
bad engaged the great Marsalls. said to be

among the best equilibrists. Marsalls will
arrive In America sbout Jans 1, and will
Lrobably make his first appearance In New
York City at one of the vaudeville houses,
and will be one of the features wltb John
W. Vocel's Big City Minstrels next season.

Thc Albums, comedy acrobats, will finish
six weeks In California at San Francisco,
I'eb. 14, and play an extended tour of the
Northwest afterwards. Everything bas been
very successful with them, they write.

Ed. C. Hays Is In his twenty-fourth week
as principal comedian wltb tbe Great Barlow
Minstrels, and reports netting with success.
He bss signed wltb the same company for
n Summer season.

Radford and Winchester write: "We
arrived In New York from Engand Feb. 0,
where Mr. Radford met with an accident,
which will lav him up for a few weeks We
will spend a few weeks at our borne In Cleve-
land, , returning to Englajid Feb. 2T, when
we are booked solid for over two yean."

Jaucs Mulligan, "The Irish Swede," has
Just closed eight weeks at the Palm Gar-
den, Ashland, and Central Hurley, Wis., and
goes back to the Palm, at Ashland, for two
more weeks.

Bkssib Marie Coupon mourns the toss ot
her sister, Aida, who died recently at York,
Pa.
. Doc Waddell, general agent of the Faust
Minstrels, writes: "The Eiffel Tower of
America Is at Sour Lake, Tex. It Is an oil
derrick, boarded up, and from Its top can be
seen the vast oil field. Tbe company marched
up this, and there, in midair, the band ren-
dered a concert. The novelty packed tbe
theatre at night. At West, Tex., the K. of
P's banquetted us."

Thb Two Jbnabos have Just closed six
weeks In tbe North and West, and are work-
ing at clubs In Chicago and Milwaukee. They
are having all new apparatus made for the
Summer, opening May 6, wltb Knight's Mam-
moth 25c. Circus,

LOUISE SYLVESTER

is here shown in the Scotch costume (by Dazian) worn while singing such ballads as
"Coming Thro' the Rye," "The Maid o' Dundee" and "Annie Laurie?' Being the pos-
sessor of a sweet soprano voice, which la especially adapted for this class of work, Miss
Sylvester Is meeting with great success In vaudeville, where she Is presenting-* refined
slnelnx act The demand for this class of entertainment, and for high class vocalists
In all the leading vaudeville houses, will probably keep her engagements booked for a
considerable time In advance.

Thb Siddon Bbos. were at the Howard,
Boston, last week, and have booked four-
teen solid weeks, Including the Kohl k Cas-
tle circuit, and a return date at Tony Pas-

Tiie Great Drlkanoh, after closing a two
weeks' engagement at Austin A Stones, Bos-
ton, opened on the Sbeedy circuit, with New
York to follow, and have a return engage-
ment In Boston. — W..-M »»

Rodt. Athon and Tnoa. H. ft«fj
tbe Athon-WJlson-Clarke Co., were Initiated
Into the order of Eks, No. 287 .at Walla
Walla, Wash., on Jan. 28, the Initiation i tak-
ing place In Butte, owing to the Inability,
of Messrs Atbon and Clarke to be present
In Walla Walla at the time required. They
have Just closed a two weeks" engagement
at tbe Grand Opera House, Butte, presenting
"What Happened to Brown'' and 'fhe Furni-
ture Man?' both written by Ella Wilson.
They have been re-engaged by Manager Dick
Sutton for ten weeks, opening l-eb. 28, In,
MIrs Wilson's latest pen product, entitled A.
Midnight Invader." . . •

Job Watson writes: "I am on my twenty-
fourth week with Sam T. Jack s Burlesquers,
rnd am doing Dutch in burlesque and He-
brew specialty. I'm meeting with success
throughout the country. Will close with
Mabel Haxelton May 11, and then Join hands
with Poul Burns, one of the principals with
the "Why Women Sin" Co. We will do a
novelty Hebrew act, originated by Mr. Burns.

Henry Metebs, J. Oaffney Brown and
Faith Collins, while playing the MM
Theatre; Worcester, Mass., were entertained
by Mrs. Harvey Parker at h" h ° me n . ""•
Parker was once one of tbe Mayo Bisters,
and was well known In vaudeville.

Madde Caswell writes: "I open for tbe
first time in England for two weeks, com-
?Mnfln?FeS. Wat the Royal I Mualc Hall,
London? West End. I have be^ meeting
with much success In France, heading the
bills everywhere with my new »'«*•«£"

SrYuotTB and May open on the Western
circuit March 14.

Ruby, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cbas. Raymond, died Feb. 7, of brain fever.

Jack Coxlon and Mabbl Hastings closed
with "The Way of the Transgressor" Co. at
the ' Columbia Theatre, Brooklyn, to play
vaudeville datea with their new singing com-
cilv sketch, entitled "Leading a Dog's Life."

Huston, the Juggler, writes from Seattle,
Wash., that on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 31,,
be was Initiated Into the Fraternal Order
of Eagles, Aerie No. 1, of Seattle, and the
only VsynUMtblzer" be found from the Bast
was Tom Hefron, the one legged "bird," who
immediately presented him .with a handsome
Eagle button. . '

Owing to tub serious illness of Dollle
Sharps Lang's son, Willie A. Lang, she has;
been obliged to cancel all her date*, and Is
now at her home at Saratoga Springs, N.
Y. Her son's condition Is about the same.

Edwin Fox has closed bis engagement as
heavy man wltb tbe Kershaw-Morrison Stock
Co.. of Pawtucket K. I., and is now sup-
porting Mattle Keene, In Ella Wheeler Wil-
cox's playlet "Her First Divorce Case,"
now playing tbe Eastern circuits.

John F. Clark returned to Tony Pastor's
last week for the fourth time this season,
and Is booked there for another week In
April. ■ "

Daly Am Kelso bare tbelr new ward*
robe, and aro playing dates, having lost but
three weeks this season, which was due to
losing tbelr entire outfit In tbe opera bouse
fire at Whiting, la., Dec. 12, while there
with Trousdale Bros.' Minstrels.

James Kelly, of Kelly and Graham, writes
thst be bas Joined bands with a clever sou-
brctte, and they will be known as The Kellys.
They are rehearsing a new act, entitled
"The Iceman and Servant Girl," closing wltb
a strong dancing finish.

Ciias. H. Kino, "King of the Banjo," Is
playing at tbe new vaudeville bouse, Mil-
waukee, the Crystal Theatre. His banjo
specialty, he writes, Is a big hit and after
brst show ha was re-engaged for another
week.

GaoJHH L. Dassst, of the BIJou Comedy

' Trio, writes: "By a mistake we were billed

at Hater's for last week. We are at present

laying off. putting onr old act together, and

did not play Huber's."

Clifford Tbainob writes: "Just ■ lint to
let you know we are still hitting them hard
with our new act It la a character change,
singing, expert and eccentric dancing act
A clean and clever act la the universal ver-
dict of every manager we work for. We
opened last Monday at Weast's Theatre.
Peoria, III., with the Crystal circuit to fol-
low, opening at St. Joe, Mo,"

Ciias. L. Caitkbll and Ladra Harris
canceled their bookings on ths Keith, Proc-
tor, Poll and Orpheum circuits, and are at
B resent under the management ot Melville
, Raymond, with whom they have signed
a three years' contract. Mr. Cartmcll and
Miss Harris will remain with tbe "Buster
Brown" Co. until It finishes Its coming New
York City engagement, when they will be
added to tbe cast of Mr. Raymond's pro-
duction, "Tbe Man from China."

Code Moroan, of Morgan and Morgan,
writes: "We are having success In the vaude-
ville bouses In California, and are booked
until May. My songs are received wltb grati-
fying approval."

Georrb J. OntEN, baritone, has been meet-
ing wltb great success In a singing specialty
on the Proctor circuit He states that his
•ct was received with such favor by the
various audiences that he has secured con-
tracts for re-engagements at an early date.

Henri Theriault Is In his tenth week
with Culhane, Cbace « Weston's Minstrels,
and reports success.

Geo. and Mat Woodward, "The Original
Sunburned Rubes," who have been playing
principal comedy parts In the "Happy Hooli-
gan" Co., have closed with the show, and
will play dates for tbe remainder of tbe
season.

La She, colored slack wire performer, has
Joined hands with Vesta l.o Zar. They will
do a comedy wire act the coming Bummer
at parks, street fairs and county fairs.

An old fashioned dinner was given by
Hollls and Day at their borne In Cincinnati.
Sunday, Jan. SI, to a number of tbelr
friends, and a good time was enjoyed by nil
present Those who were there were: West
end Znnta, the Everctts, Miles and Mlguon.
Iloldla Gllmore, Louis Marks, and Allen and
Allen.

Flood and Hater are at the Unique Thea-
tre, 1*3 Angeles, Cnl., opening there Feb. 8,
for two weeks.

W. II. Starlet and Ciias. Teaff will be
featured next season In their new play,
•The Wblto Hat Mystery," under the manage-
ment of Felix Fnntus. This company will
ploy the Central States.

Richard T. Brown and his wife (Mile.
Bmilin. Bartolettlj, known as Brown and
Ilartolettl , have signed with Serlbner &
Drew's Tiger Lilies Co. for next season.
'I hey are this week at Poll's, New Haven.
Conn., with Watson's, Brooklyn, to follow.

Mr. and Mrr. Nkii. Litchfield write:
"We are playing the Orpheum Theatres, after
having lost a little time by the burning of
Hopkins' Theatre, Louisville, -Ky, and the
closing of the theatres In Chicago. We
have only a few open weeks, previous to
our opening In England, week of July 24,

Ciias. F. Edwards writes : "I closed my
stock company, and am now business mnn-
nger for Cliff Grant's London Gaiety Girls,
with Little Egypt as a feature. Our busi-
ness Inst week at tbe Unique Theatre,
Itrooklyn. was tremendous, as was our open-
ing on Monday night at the Olympic Then
tre. Ilnrlem. We have three weeks of one
night stands, and then Philadelphia to fol-
low."

James R. Purvis, lyric tenor, has signed
with Jno. W. Vogel's Big Minstrels for next
Hcason, to do solos, lie writes that he lins
been Tery successful this season In farce
comedy. .

A benefit was given Sunday night, Feb.
7, at tbe Grand Opera House, Ashland, Wis.,
for the girls that lost their wardrobes In thc
fire which destroyed the Alucrn Hotel In
that city. The following programme was
rendered by tbe professionals then playing
engagements at the Goelts Palm Garden :
Joe La Vallee, Yardman, James Mulligan,
Kd. Lazelle, overture, Grand Opera House
Orchestra; Chas. Levy, and Vardman and
Mulligan. The orchestra was ably assisted
by Prof. Emmet Butler, vaudeville pianist.

Jack and Hell McGbibvy, with Baby
Catherine, after a successful engagement,
closed with the Payton Bisters Co. at Mo-
bile, Ala., Jan. 28. as a vaudeville feature,
and ore now at their home In Beaumont, Tex.

Mns. Isabella Nelson, mother of Ned
Nelson, comedlsn, died at her home In Cam-
den, N. J., on Feb. 10.

Nbbdham and Wood played the Palace
Museum, Worcester, Mass., week of Feb. 8,
and are booked until April 1.

George Campbell, late of Campbell Bros.,
club jugglers, while playing the New Or-
pheum. Victoria, was made a member of tbe
F. O. B., Victoria Lodge, No. 12.

Hazel Pierce, formerly of the team of
Mnckln and Pierce, has not been before tbe
public since the death of her husband,
which occurred last Juno. She will re-
sume work again In the North and East,
working parks, In her novelty change act

Casad and Db Vebnb, comedy musical act
report meeting with success on the Western
circuit They finish the Rocky Mountain
circuit at the Crystal Theatre, Bt Joseph,
Mo., this week, then play East.

Gbacib Emmett and her American com-

Enny arrived from Europe last week after
er successful tour.

Herbeut Lloyd, of Lloyd and Lllyan, has
originated a novel plan of Instructions to
the manager, press agent, stage manager
and property man at each house the team
plays. It consists of four cards, each of
which contains full Instructions regarding
the act which comes under tbe Jurisdiction
of the one to whom tbe card Is addressed.
The Instructions Include billing, scene plot
and property plot

A. D. Olson ("That Man on Wheels"),
writes from Montgomery, Ala., that after a
three weeks' confinement In the City Hospi-
tal at Columbus, Ga., with acute gastritis
and muscular rheumatism, be has recovered,
and Is en -route to tbe Marti Oris festi-
vities at Mobile, Ala.

Tub Two IIbwittr last week played the
Arcade, Toledo, and this week are presenting
their globe act at tbe Avenue Theatre, In
Detroit. Tbelr dog, Dan, Is a feature Id
their act

Jack Bentham and Blanche Kbebman
are this week at Hockey's Theatre, Juliet,
III., and will shortly open on tbe Novelty
circuit at Denver, Col.

Pblot, Juggling comedian, played the Trent
Theatre, Trenton, N. J., last week. This week
he Is at Keith's Union Square Theatre, wltb
Keith's New Theatre, Philadelphia, to follow.
He Is booked solid until April 11.

SiaitOBiTA El Salto, the Mexican equili-
brist and hand balancer, has signed with
F, P. Spollman for porks nnd fairs.

Neff and Millbb Joined hands In Salt
Lake City, Utah, early In October. They
write that since then they have been a feat-
ure act In the leading vaudeville bouses on
tbe coast. .' 4 \ ■ T 7

Tub following: appeared last week at
the Nickelodeon, Nashua, N. II., under the
management of Alfonso: Maud Parker, buck
dancer : Nellie Hall, song and dance ; Madame
Randoff, soloist; Ella Cassldy, singer; Wal-
ter Wentworth. contortionist ; Mile, Alfonso,
baritone soloist, and Billy A. Wilson, come-
dian. Business reported to be good.

Evelyn Dalb, a chorus girl, met wltb a
serious accident at Sterling, III., recently,
through her clothes catching fire from a
stove. It will be some time before she can
resume her work.

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(Other than singing and dancing).

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THE ISTEW YOBK CLIPPER.

Februaey 20.

tinder He Cents.

Wk. H. Miad write* : "The Will Mead
Dog and Pony Show Is making big prepara-
tion* for our opening, about the middle of
April. Mr brother, Lewi* 8. Mead, ha*
charge of Winter quarters In Brooklyn, where
we have seven small ponies and two large
stallions, alto twenty-two dogs and seven
monkeys. The other two head of atock (my
talking horses, Bonlta and Brlgham) are
now being exhibited by me In vaudeville until
we can open under canvas. This little show
will carry about twenty people, and twelve
work horses with the stock mentioned, show-
ing under a 70H. round top, with one 60ft
middle piece. King Carlo, the Mexican-Indian
lecturer, has signed with us to make an-
nouncements."

Al. F, Wiibblbb's New Model Show
Notm.— Prof. Paul B. Jones It the latest
arrival at Winter quarters. He Is keeping
the ring warm rehearsing the different ani-
mal aclt, and incidentally breaking In a
bunch of new stock. He will have charge
•»f the dog and pony contingent next season.
Kdward C. Delano, aerial performer, and
i he Russell Bros, are among the latest
people signed,

Tur. rtn.LowiNO bare signed with the A.
n. Beed Shows for the season of 1004 : The
Four Ketrows (Will, Frank, Frank Jr. and
Maud), Sledel and Collins, Bllle and Julia
Lowe, D. M. Buckley, Lee Grave, F. Hall,
Perry Cravens, C. G. Heath, J. D. Griffith,
J. O. Buckley and Sim Henry.

Tub AlKBlCAN Vaudeville Co. will go on
the road next Bummer with a seventy foot
round top and a thirty foot middle piece.
The thow will play in towns nearby to Phil-
adelphia. While the thow la not new. It
will be the first attempt under canvas. The
thow will be managed by T. D. Cooper, of
Media, i'a„ who was the tint organizer or
the show.

Chai. B. Siibpabd hat signed to go ahead
of Al. F. Wheeler's New Model Shows, hav-
ing charge of second advance wagon, and
will open about April 28, In New York State.

NOTBH rllOM TUB GBRAT BABLOW SUOW. —

All are busy about Winter quarters. Our
doga, goata and ponies are going to be a
strong feature with our ahow for 1004.
Howe and Decker, who have been with ua
for the past two seasons, and will be with
ua again, are touring Mississippi and Louis-
iana, and will be with ua In April. Harrle
Williams, principal clown, writes that be
will be here In due time, Frank Glrard,
leader of orchestra, also writes he will be
with ua in a few days. Our new canvas
will be shipped from J. IS. Goas shortly.

Waltbb Stanton Jb., "The Giant Danc-
ing Itooster," who made a success In "The
Runaway*" at the New York Casino last
Summer, has engaged Edwin Frits (late
clown with Barnum A Bailey's Circus for
seventeen years) to clown to bit novel act
with Gentry Bros.' Big Show, being engaged
as a star feature for the aeaton.

The He all Fakilt (three In number)
have signed with the John Robinson Ten
Big Sbowt for season of 1004, to do their
heavy weight lifting and cannon, ball act, and
Ilattle Beall to do tinging and dancing
specialties In the concert

Fbanx and Albbioht have been re-en-
gaged tor next seaton with the Walter L,
Main New Fashion Plate Shows.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester. — At the Opera House (14.
W. Harrington, manager). — John L. Sulli-
van and Co., including Davis and Holloway,
Jane* F. Murray, Mardo, McLean Bitten,
George Stewart, and La Jest, pleased Feb.
0. Herald Square moving pictures, 7, had
good houses. De Wolf Hopper, In "Mr.
Pickwick," 8, drew the largest audience of
the seaton. Coming: The Ben Greet Co., In
"Twelfth Night," 10.

Pabk Thbatbb (John Stiles, manager). —
The Moonlight Maids, 8-10, drew good
houses. The olio: Marie Rogers, Frederick
Bros, and Burnt, Toma Hanlon and Dave
Ferguson, Field* and Wooley, and Rice and
Prevost. For balance of week, 11-13, "The
Parish Priest" drew good. Coming: "A
Fatal Step" 10-17.

Casino Thbatbb (Fred C Bowen, mana-
ger).— Week of 8 the bill Included: Dllks
and Dllks, Harry Burns. Wagner Sisters,
Young Prince, Little Palmer. Programme
week of 15: John and Alice Barley, Violet
I.aloun, Boll Sisters, Morrison and Berwick,
Marlon Standlth, and burlesque by John
Early. Business, as usual, It very good.
4 »»

— Don Macmlllan, bualnett manager of
the Irving-French Co., wrltet: "We have

Just finished our tour of Texas, to an extra
Ine business In the majority of town* played.
At Ban Antonio the Sunday matinee and
night houses were told out before our ar-
rival, and capacity houses greeted us nightly
at Austin. Ackerman, comedy trick 'cyclist,
rejoined at South McAlettcr, I. T„ after an
absence of four weekt. We are booked solid
to May 16. when our season will close.
Every one In the company will surety re-
member the many friends made and good
timet furnished by the whole touted South-
erners. Our roster It as follows: Mrs. Irving-
French, Dorothy Grey, Clara fiwarthout, Ed-
win if. Rowe, Leon McReynolds, Harry JFold-
man, Eddie Ackerman, Lorla Smylhe, Fred
R. Walte, Rots Greene, Don Macmlllan, and
Lon Hllderbrand ahead."

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THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

JUST FOR the SAKE OF SOCIETY

This is the Big Ballad Knockout. If is by AL. BRYAN and KERRY MILLS. Slides in Preparation.

1237
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CHORUS i

•li.it for the sake o( in. lety Baby I* i.cl and alone,

.lu«i for a tliltiK nlUd propriety, mother'. Heart's turning to *tn»i>,

Jin* for ■ wont harshly spoken, babe bo mort> will she •<•!<,

One litis* nail heart U brol.au for the .»kr of aMl •>*>:.

tHipyrlghl, r, A. MILLS, 1MI.

MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, LOUIS

Here's a Verse and Chorus— if speaks for itself— by HARRY STERLIH6 and KERRY MILLS.

*'■»■ t nf.u caiu«i home to tha Hat. h« hung up liti coat and Itle Hut,
He ga/g.l all around, but no wlfay he found, eo lie aaldt "Whtrn ran Kloi.lr or at I"
A note OB th« table he spied, lu read It Jtiat oare, ili.o harried,
(t ran : "Lenta, dear, It's too »low for me here, ho I think I will go for a rlile."

CHOHUHi

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.ItjUOf!* to be pronounced LOUIS.) |

•'JtlfPtMe IB St. Louis. Loul«, meet Die at tho Fair,
Don't t.ll tar tl><< lights art. ahlnlng nay plarw bnt f hrrp;
Wp will dance the rloorhee Koorlic, 1 will he your toots I <- wootsle,
Vis. i mo l» si. laini,, tanls, meal meat thu Fat '

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Mississippi Mamie"

Oon't Let this One Bef Paat You. It is by AHBBEW STEBLIH6 and MAX SILVER.

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BLACK AHT, 1 1.YINi; LADY, BlAtUO 'turn
ttig to Life, Ventriloquist Figures, Organ, ralnt-
Mign; Mechanical Wax FlgureH. Illusions, Books
on Magic, EIr. W. H. J. SHAW, Victoria. Mo.

MEDICI si MEN, Doctors. I Bolts only |U "per
■to, BaigHln; cannot bo dnplloated when gone.
fltnejotno cartoona free 60 oilier atylca Klec.
Bella with handsome boxea; Kloo. Insoles, 88o.
doiiprs,; Blec. Jan, 76c. doz.; Soap, $2.10 gro.
Soap Jar/t and Print all cash; Eloe. Belts half cash.
Write for price list and lecture froe. Largest and
feat euulpped K. B. Mtgrs. in U. 8. and located In
centre, fist- 'ifiyrs.
THB BLROTRIO APPLIANCE GO.,Burllngton, Kan.

HOW.TO BKCOMB A~CONTORTIONI8T.

I'ront and Baca: Bending, each trick llluilratcd.
•4to>. M6rpbe t'aBnhoot .837N . 1'Jt h St.. Phlla.. Pa.

MUSICIANS! Send for descriptive clrculai
mill prices 'of the Helton Cornets and Slide
Trouiuptics. Thoj arc generally conceded to
bo llm'.hr-st for nrofewilonalB. Address
1'KANK qOLTON , 70 Madison St., Chicago.

nr74Atimi'ifoTEh, Toledo, o. Amcri-

ran Plan, Theatrical Uoadquarters. $1.26 single.
M doable; $t) and $7 per week.

''TfQwvwmKKvTii iSow business.

• -Three dlltorenl books Tor 10 ots. All kinds of acts.
MOBPBtST'BBUBOOL, 887N. 12th St., Phlla., Pa.

M. 8TRASSMAN,

A'fTbltNM-K. 85.T Hroadwuy, Now York City .
T FIMB .WHITE TAIL ONUS, or Horned
UorsrsiVlieapioiH. 7 Nylgbeles; obeaplots. 20
spotted Axis Deer, to Kangaroos. » Bmie;; cheap.
HQBliA Swans, etc. WllXlAM JAMBACU, Stoke
gewlngtpn, London, Englan d,

ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA In

Pull Uniform at moat sat Istaotory terms. I am able
to furnish lniisio for Tlieatre OouoerU, Private
Houies, all ocoaalona, at reasonable raten; weekly,
monthly ana season engagements taken. S. TU-
LMA. Lea der, 811 N. l^wr»^ncojB^^ilUi. 2 Pa 1 _

■LnpHAlfTS, Tigers, Lions and All Klnda

<>l Wild Anlmala. Orders booked now. Elephanta
from X160 oucli ; Tigers, £76. and so on. CUeapeat
Itouie in the world. Established a century,
WILLIAM JAURAOH, Stoko Nowlngton, London.
Kaflaud: Solo address.

. AVtB^DRirjH, LAWYER, Ml Wott M*dllpB
nt. Ooloago; eatablbhed 18M. Baslness legal and
Wist, Br anches and facUldes in other sutea. •

ciaBAP flLMt), Moving Plclure Machines,
Osmeraa.I < »Qtenis,.UnKes. Song slides and supply
sold and bought; Special tllras and slides made.
Shows glrna. Kxpcrt mcuhanlus. Oerman-Am.
ClSe. A film Oo„ 17» E. Mlh SI., N. Y. Tel. * M±™:

BTIItiO tOMPOBBD ANOARRANOBD
i°r any ihatrtiment or number of Instruments.
Sonrt, worua and music, sketclies.eto. Send slamp.
OHAB. L. hEWIs. «2» Rlohmo nd «t 1 ^O^nomnatl.jOj

FORBAKH or ront, Moclianlcal Wax Wgiireo,
Hiuiione, rim Bnakes, Marionettes, Palntlng9,
Stuffsd Anlntals. Buy. sell or excliange. Heud stamp
forsmwe r. J.i) sweet. Atisu tlc City, w. j.

•KKTCHBli, TRAVESTIES, BURLESUUBS,
nu^wrutoa to order. Beat original work fur-

nlthed'to profciiBlonals. Jos.Ker«b»tv,8J01!iiUon-

■TQOdHt., Plillailclplila.

"'OR BAL.B, HAH' 1NTKRBBT IN A NOV-
BLTY THEATRE, In tho best town in the West.
On a good oTrcull and doing a big liuSlnctiB. Pros-
•nt manager goas Into carnival work on Mai en
1». Abargaln for the right party. Addmtj

MOTBLTYTHMATRK.f.aroofUMPl'KB-

WASTBD, io or 16 Good Performers up in
Med. Biz Uwl can ohauge for two weeks. State all
m »nt latter . Tickets to tnoso wo know. If yon
; »n't make good don't write. (Jan nae 3 lecturers,
'jj geo ■Inotafcos. Marl . 0.A.l>uddy,McUQPi u.MlH8,

1 WWMlr»tt»B fi-lo utiip and Bheostot. S55-
S ....^ „ :' HDIStMS, oare of CLIPPER-

STRKKT MEN AND IIRA1-TEH8. We are

nmtmi'iicturers of tho Obcinlcul Microscope or
MagniryLng Class; also Wine tilaasea and Baby
Bottles. Send stamp for price list. OlIHAQO MAI,
AND M'l'O. »;(>., lfj:i:i W. LnkeSt., Chicago, III.

AT LIBBKTV, Owing io Sickness, dEO' LA
VlirTE, AI Bluok Pace Comedian, also do Ballads
and Dutch SpoolnHles and a but act worker;
change for week; strlctlyaober. None hut rcllablo
mgrs. u«ed write, as I deliver the goods and must
have i ■oin. Must have ticket. Write or wire. ■
KANSAS CITY, MO., urn STATION No. 2.

WRITF.Rof Song Words wlsbt ^ in join musi-
cian who can oompose catcby airs, No objscl ton to
ugoodamateur. Songwriter, Uharlcstotrn, N.B.

COMPLETE II1MJ8TRATBD SONQ

ODTPlT for sale cheap. Song Slides, Si do per set
J. 0. RAB, 4» N. lijers, Joplln, Mo.

HNAKB8 OK AM. KINDS FOR SALE.

Prattle Dogs and Horned Frogs. Prices right,
q ulok shipments. Thomas I. Hal), Avoca, Tozas.

FOR BALE, OOOfU Complete Edison's Mc.x.
Ball Fleet. S«6. Cas at reasonable prices. Limes,
;ic. per Pd. Lafayette Calcium Light Co.,
Lata.velle, Ind.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR BALE-

1 aet of It) Aluminum Chimes, 1 Mlrambaphonc, i:i
bars; 9 Stalf Hells. 8 Musical funnels; all In No. 1
condition; must sell quick; all for (60: ono conn's
latest make triple gold plated B-ilnt Comot, com-

ple lc,IM.W,0.nean,'Ha Bansall St.iTliomasvllle.Oa

"WANTED, Black Tent.-KorSale, Late Model
Edison Picture Machine, complete, ST.'.; bui.ln
OIneogruph, complete, SI0; »u Mechanical Colored
Slides. 116: Mcintosh Calcium Cas Making Outfit.
(10. Will exchange any annvc goods lor good
fllmB. Btam y fo r jBt, O. K llarkley.Mt l'lca<uut,Pa.

SONO AND DANCE H«(Hi,CoNTAINlN(,
s JIO STEPS. IUasliatcd. by mall. Sic. per oopy.
D. A. MOYN'AHAN, 918 Woat 4Mb BL. New York.

FOR HALK-II l'lal Tonor, Silver Mated
Saxaphone. Now pads, and Al, Slu. Also Rosr
wood Dells, Bamboo Bells. 01asso«, and a NEW
NOVELTY, $160. EDWIN R. STREET.

28 Brook SI., Barl ford. Conn.

WANTBD-AU Aronud OonicdlaUH for Med.
Co. Harry AHIbod. write THOMAS bkothkrm,
Cecil, Wuslilngton Co.. Pa.

LlTHOOItAPIIB 1 CENT EACH, nn-

tottered orossiinlng space; Vaudeville, Repe^

tolre, Burlesque, Dramatic, Opera. Send |1 for

100 samples. Opera House contracts too, perlOO.

ll. BUTL ER, 300 w. Van Bursa St . . Chicago.

WANTED— Edison Hocoud-liand IUtS-0.1 model
Pro jeotoscope and Ous Making Ouitlt . W. J. Car-
ter.' 10*2 Del Ave.. Butte, Mont. Also t ocl. Piano,

FIIiMB. FIWIB—HIOllKST PRICE PAH)
FOR FILMS IS UOOD CDNIHTIOS. PICTIHE

MACHINE 1VASTE1I AUSf>.

LASDSDIiWSK, care ol CLIPPER,

AT ItlBBRTVtor Al Medicine Ooiiipinr,
Versatile Dutch and Irish Comedy Sketch Team,
H«ii)tj|sta and All 'Round Daucer*; Doublet; and
Singles. LBWandDELLA WALTERS,

No. 228 Rusaotl Ave. .81. Louis, Mo

WANTED—Oood Skeb'.h Team, Al Leader,
violin and piano; good Sister Team that doeH
tiovolty feature. Muslolana (all Bummrr'i en-
Banement), write. Oooil Comedian, wire or write.
lira. Scott. Mgr. St. Lottia Ooim-dy <'o. Bevei--
ley. Ohio, Feb. la, 20.21; MoUonnelwvllle. O., »,
23, 24, 25. 2S, 27; tbeb, as peTWWlS,

WANTBD-Kor the Fletd Stoek 00.. all All
•Round Repurtolre Actor toolay some Juweiitle
lyads. SWte all llrst letier. Others write, I BANK
SYLVESTER, Manager, Feb. 22 and week. Owynn
r. 0.. Hartford, Ark.

1 AH CONDUCTING A .MEDICINE DO>
Have 14 people wltb this push. Want mere. Omit
hooz'rs. Cbeeseoloth wardrobe, uo. Slate ail:
if you want ticketj. say ao. Near CSlcjgo tul
u juu w whim spbae, lsuiobi, fli.

PROCTOR'S

ENTERPRISES.

f. f. PROCTOR, lets Preprister ss< Mssaisr.
I. AUSTIN FYNEt, SsRsrsI MasB|tr.

7 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 7

Devote* tn Reflaed Bntertalnnaeat.
Proetor'a nth At*. Theatre, Fvswtear'a
S8B St. Theatre. I'rontor'a BSth St.
Theatre, Proetor'a lSBIh St. Taaatra,
Proetor'a Newark Theatre, Proetor'a
Albany Theatre, Proetor'a Montreal
Theatre. ■

PROCTOR'S STOCK CO.
Presenting Beit Playi.

WAHTED, BUT ACTB UT

VAUDEVILLE.

If you do not receive a reply, tt may be
because the time la filled: you are therefore
advised to write again In four weeks. Do
NOT enclose stamp for reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED; %*

plots of acta; complote "prop" Hats; It can
open and closo In one ; F1XACT time of acta,
and of "close In ;" billing tor newspapers
and programmes; and CLHAN PHOTO-
UUAI'HS for LOBBllES TWO WEBKB In
ADVANCE OP OPENING DATE AT BACH
HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER.
FAILURE TO COMJ'LT with these IN-
STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTI8TB
to the BISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDE-
VILLE BBUUARBALB MONDAYS, • A. M,.
BHARC

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents, ad-
dress J. AUSTIN FYNES, General USJisgar.

Vaudeville Artists and Players, address
F. F. PROCTOR JR., Booking Department,

riFTH AVE. THE ATRE.W. Y. CITY.

SHOW PRINTING

We furnish Hie entire Hsl its It stands for
isl l.«M», or.sMiuralelj' m tin. fullowlug |>rl<*« ;

r.ufi l.i.ltrT Ill-lids, t color s::.i'ih

l.fiO

tiW •I'.tiveloiies. 1 color.

|jio;«m i.-a

huh) isnirr 'lb-keth. roMBd eornetM Stoa

.*>iMi l.'uss uui i.'liecks, round coriiers.. l.'Jf,

:.0t)l,l t'cuiKin Tickets. II colorx 1.7B

rtMH) Luilv ft*e Tiekela, l»lxl'/ a 1M1)

IOimi fimiplliNi-nliirles, pitildeil MMi

l r lr-«t clnss aiirll only. t'u«b wllb order.
All contracts crossllned. We prepuy loiill or
CTHtVjsw eliBtvs on CONTRACTS.

loIIIL PEINTlrTO CO., Carer, Ohio.

IT TIBPUTT 1BUIA> bani>, tea pieces
5X DlBfiaTI"-Mp; W onid like to gowitii
any show or to any Snmmer resorto or lo ttie hi.
Lotlli Bxposltton. Address

ALVA JIMERSON, Akron. N. Y.

LOT OF FILMS WANTED.

Magic, Comic, etc. FILMS, oaro Of CLIPPER.

SEND tele.

FOR

0ATAL06DR

No.*.

77-81 WOOSTIR 8T.

(Bet. Spring and Brooms), New York.

Theatrical Supplies,
Grease Paints, . .
Tights, Wigs, . .

THEATRICAL JEWELRY |
Gold & Silver Trimmings,
Spangles, Etc.,

Ws tend goods C. 0. 0., subfect lo Impaction,
but rtqulrs a Deposit on sll Ordsrs.

Bend lots, for
ital

No

Catalogue
. S.

Bend tola,
for

Oataloj
Ho.

r

WANTED,

FOR

Season 1904 and 05.

FIRST aiSSA'ITIItCTIIIlS

lVe%%" Oij*3j»« Hou«se

BEST HnOW. TOWN •* STATE.
Heatlaa rapacity, 1,OVO. Inhabitants,
T.FKJO. NUTHINO BUT 4IOOD ATTHAL'-
TIONH NHEII APPLY FOR DATES.

OKLY H0D8E OPES II WILSON.

J. .1. I'ltlVKTT, MaaaKor,

Lock Box No. 162, Wilson, N, II.

Wanted, for This Sunnntr and Next Season,

FULL ACTING COMPANY.

Loading People, Iloavy Man, Soubrettu, ttome-
dlan, Cfiaracler People, Sister Team, Ids in , Player,
Man with Picture Machine. People Doing Spc-
claltlos preferred. Three night aud week stands,
I pay all. Open here lu March. W. U. EHTKS,
Mgr.. Bslos Stock Co,, Ainerlcus, (it.

Wnnteil At Once,

THE VERY BEST REPERTOIRE PEOPLE OB
TAINAHLK. COMEDIAN, with Al Specialties:
OENEBAL ACTOR, cspslile of strong putts;
FIRST CLASS ACTRESS for Juveniles slid
Heavies: also STKONfi < haRactf.ii AND
(iKNEKAL WOMAN (l»ithlailles young). I.»ug
and pleasant ougageinout to right people (now In
33d week of present seuson ) Stale all In llrst loi-
ter. ARTHUR J, OUI8AM,
Tbe Beward Bhow, Lnroy, III., Feb. ia-2fl; Cham-
pltlgn. III., 21-27.

Wanted To Buy.

i. ITntqile Novelty. Something entirely new and
original for pleasure park. Address

' r l», B., M care of CLIPTKU.

SHAMROCKS

FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17.

Plain All Bilk Woven Shamrocks, uoo, per gross.

Silk Woven Shamrocks, With Celluloid Rosea.
Sl.-.'i per grosa. i

Silk Woven Shamrocks, with dill Harp, SLS»
per gross.

All goods it do/.eu on a display card, 1 gross In
anon, II you want to belli IIim push you will
have to hurry with your orders. Wo aro the
vlieapeat house In tho Cnltud Slates on Sham-
rocks. Send us tour orders.

_ JOS. F. IIILZ. Mil Ho. Mill HI... Omaha, Nob.

WANTED,
VAUDEVILLE ACTS.

6 SHOWS DAILY 6.

GLOBE THEATRE,

FHANKLIN AVE., NEAR Tth. '

OPEN BATURDAY, MAHCM o,

MANAIIKMKNT

RICE & CRAWFORD AMUSEMENT CO.

(INCORPORATE)). ADHRKBR

Bios & Crawford Theatrical Biokaaoe,

ar. Burlington Building, St. Louts.

Al SINGINGS DANCING
COMEDIAN.

Otiu iilulit stands; pay your own. People lu All
Lines, write, from Bilx to Loads. Wc have beon
nut all season and dun'i owe a dollar. Addrnss
Till', HTRKLSMITHS, llummeslon, fewh.

WAmm <tncK,

For the Johnstown Flood,

(Uiktr.MIAN, hOL'BRKTTK, HEAVY MAN, IIKAV V

WOMAN AND OTHER DRAMATIC PF.OPLK.
Also Coed Agent. Must Join on receipt of wire.

EDWARD HODQHTOW,

BatSVla . N. Y., m; Johnsoiiluirg, Ps.,"D-v3.

m

AT LIBERTY,

FAIRS AID

>3,

Haiti Boiunmanlt Rldlntf Aet, Lady
Principal Hiding Art, Two Carrying'
Aet, V4/lr« Act. I nave my own alook,
LOWANDE. 43i» Frankford Ave - Phils.

"WANTMD,

Blamphln & Co.s Floatiu? Theatre

ORUUKSTRA AND HAND LKAHERS. ALSO

(iOOD MC8ICIAN8
that can double In B. aud 0. A year's engage
ment to good people Address
CLAMPHIN A CO., Box 7i«, Warren, 1'a.

FOR &AlViH>,

roitrteen Leugtha or Circus Heals, In good con-
dition. Also Tent, 40 loot Middle, wltb 00 foot
Top, wltb emilpmeuis. In good condition. Atao

Banuara fur I). T. will sell cheap.

OHAH.F. OABRsyiT, H"unn, lews.

1289

THE iSTEW YORK OLTPFER.

FfeBBUARY 20.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER

THE FRAMKfUEEN PUBLISHING CO.fllmrud.)

I'llOrMETOilB.

ALBERT J. DOME,

Kditoriat- and Business MASAmift.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1904.

Notice to Correspondents.
An V'u*7it>ii/ton'»nirlliilup tail* nrt JD>it'/o>.
It. rc.tjiicHl tlml communication* tntcvdeit for
pttMlvulUm in Tnn O UIII dalal I'ch. tj
/.hull reach thin office not Inter lliah Hatur-
•l.iti, Pel,. W, if pomPilt.

-i ■■♦.» .

m n iiiiicaco letter.

""^ 7Z .-_i n . n in slsted by Bertha Harmon, dramatic aooraii.

(n:n.H oun ow.n fonueapoNpesr.)

W« «i.-rii Bureau
Of the %«•*.»• Topk Clipper,

II. mm r,lK*, Ash In ml HI. irk, Chlonao.
Four more theatres expect to opeo .with
Hie current rinvK. The Columbia announces
The AlliilKlM'f, D.LUKbt'Ts" us Its reopen-
ing inunction, Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14.
tin Mnndny afternoon Kohl k Cuslle hope
in resume their programme? of eoiiilniions
randi-vlile in

RATES.

Advertisements— 52.80 pet Inch, single rol-
aajB,

Advertisements set wltb border, 10 per
cent, ertra. srB8CIUPTION .

One year In advance, f 1 ; six months, t'l ',
three months, $1. Foreign postage extra.
BliiRle copies will be sett, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of 10 cents.

Oar Term* are Cn»b.

THE CLIPrBB 1b Issued every Wcdnomlny
morning. The last lour (advertising) pngeB
GO TO PRESS on Saturday at 11 a. m., and
the other pages on MONDAY nnd TUESDAY.
•Tho Form* Closing Promptly, Tues-
day, «t 10 o'clock A. 31.

■■"» r lib* ■•■-«-■- ■■■!»■ iriJi'U. n'-Jilltl 1111111011 »:•» innn' u »■•■■

Please remit by express, money order, cnecK, u 0| ,| ( |,,,<- thK week, bat bar opening, perfnrm-
P. O. order or registered letter. All cash en-
closed wltb letler Is at the risk or sender.
Address All C'ommoiileatlons to
Till; NEW lfORK CLIPPER,

47 West 2Hth Street, New Tork.
Xegiatcrci Cablo Mdrcxt, "Authority,"

THE WESTERN BUREAU

Of The GUrnl la located «t lioora fl02,

Aahinnd Block, Chicago, Waller K. Hill,

mnnnger and corrcsjmnrient, where ndvrr-

tisements and subscript Iuiib aro received at hibllire ; n,ii surely vastly expensive chai-nc-

our regular rates.

THE LONDON BUREAU

•\ 1 * Qr . r i n „ rmir 01 ten wcck» win

■ritemo* Tiibatim (Ben M. Glronx. busl- P^.- 1 ™ 10 ," 1 "*; Xi next season Miss Hull will
nei's m^n n per).-"»HarVhll p hts of Great |^ ^ ^, « » M fc*d »{*
<|tv" will be turned on Sunday afternoon, JLSriiicceHifBj stnr In her own rlght-

Miccoedlng "The Minister's Daughters." nro>en ,. „,,„ „,„„ m „

which held swny twice dally Inst week. Llii-
mln J. Carter touch t his way to reopening
In vollnnf. style, beating down almost- ""-
lonquemblc opposition by hnolly burial the
premises, lot. nnd building nnd bent upon
eventually ereellns an entirely new l"™'™-
Next week "A Rat-ged Hero" will be the at-
traction.

W.WSBU

OHIO.

Cincinnati. — John H. Havlln, the Iho.

•xL week "A Uai-ced 1 ero" will ne ine in- ■••*. '■,,'" „„-„ .i, nn three weeks rreu uouse, nna wnen tne rime comes ror tr.in*.

«eilon " ""- K for ih ity norctl ''^VinjhChicoRo last week lorraallon either a One hotel or buslaA 3

IWilr/H THE.WHH (Millie VVIllnr Nelson. iJ'^r™''"; PTorn'Sr* where fie will look block will rise from that central slte. USmeS9

innger).— Hc|K;nted postponements i wirrtal on h is v ayi > > . )h( , 0r „ he1 , m mn n- Grand Opera House (Unrry Rnlnforth k

^h.e.oKn.ng...er^rm«nee^f»UyJlo» after W« f lnl.t» ^ s , ,, cn -lohn I . Hnv In, mnnn^r^ ^Mnx no El, ln(r

mannget

nlon«

niei

c^anT ffr "stock .omp^y^soclare^m aKemcnt
rue M<u of Jlmtown," until Thursday nftcr- r t, ' lns f
Mnklnc up for lost time, and throw- I

for a few weeks." lie then

to Now York for the piir-

„ s „ rebnlldlne his fnney Islnn d

Klc Hall, wh.ch_ .nee. ajytrojjrtj.rt PaR

purine t" open as fust as all necessary de-
tails «.f inspection and alterations cm lie
t'crr.iiipllshcil. SHina Herman Is booked for

nnind"' to wnrram its conllnnnnce this weeu.
nr least, r.-rliaps the _yJappo-uusH_o

hikv, In "Tlie l-'harlly Nurse." Is not. at
Huh wrlttog, aimouiici.l, nnd It Is doulilfiil
if the .'iicuKeini'iil not be llllitl. OuIhk "'
the iiiflotii'lii' t'hiirnctir of the requUfincnts
which will he cxacte<l lu the nlte/ations of
tin. several theatres still dark, it Is itaixis-
hIIiIc. ill this lime, In zlve liny iloDnlte lll-
I'cinmtl.in as In the nopeuliic of the roninlu-
\nu plac"H of amusement catnlocued In the
tlilrly-lliii'ii resorts which came tinder MBM
llnirlsou's closing hail on .Ian. -. As lias
1ji'.-ii staled, some of our theatres will prob-
nhly never, reopen, while others will require
riii'lurul ' ulteriilloiiH of 1111 nltnost pro-

Located at 48 Ctanbourn St., London, W. P.,
J. P. Coughlnn, manager and correspondent,
where advert isemonU nnd subscriptions are
received nt our rcKiilnr rates.

TUB CmW «-'AN 1IH OIITAljreD, WltOtiH"

n*t.n and nETAH, nt our agents, l^reatnno•!^
uewa detiot, 37 Avenne d<! l'Opcra, l'arls,
Krauee: M. LHIrnthal, Krederlck Btrnssa
101 (Terminus Hotel), Berlin, N. W., Ger-
many ; Diamond News Co., 1)7 I'mdo, Jin-

E -

IIIIIhs, ChliiiKo feels happy hi the relief from
ilte nhsnltili. Nliignntlon In Its uinusemcnt lie-
jiurlnii'iil which prcvitlhil llirongliont prn.ll-
rjillv all of .Inniiury. Of the fourteen bidders
tor current favor the llrnnd Opera House
will offer the most alluring novelty In the
lirst l.'hlcagu nppcarniice of Blanche Hates. In
•The liiirlliig or the tlods." This long hcnild-
cd atlraellon will open Tuesday evening for
an engagement of tumunounceil duration, hut
lusting probably for many weeks to come,
llenrv Irvine's second nnd hist week at the
illitiols ln-lngs a repetition of lust week's
reprrturv, with prospects that the excellent
Iinaiichil results thus far attained will lie

ii.i-s mill Wesson, Bao and Hrogche. VS Ills nnd
Hassan. Lenh ltussell. Irnncescn Bctlillngand
(ouirany, 0<s)k nnd Don, Howard and llhiiul,
Taffrav's dogs, and <!eo. K. Spoors kino-
drome' Pr(<-es will be somewhat increaseil
over the previous schedule and the top gal-
lery will lie abandoned. .

H\ym\uket Theatre (W. W. Freeman,
manas-r for Kohl A Casllel.— Lafayette s
Show is whediiletl to reopen tills house Alon-
dav atternooii, J*., if all requirements nre
met Several ads have been lsiokcd In-
ilenpiulcr.l of the Lnfuyelte coiiiblnntlon, the
compleli-d bill naming: Obns. llloss and
win Snllv and riiclps, fieo. Austin, the
Schiller Bros., Jerome Meredith nnd com-
pany. Martha .Mont re. Lynn Wclcher. tho
(Irelir Ijifiiyrlle, Certrnde Mchott, the rrav.
estv Band, the Manila (Jnai-te I. the 1. Is-
Nowlnn Trio. "The liride of Thibet and
Ceo K. Spoor's klnodinme. The upper bal-

nv will prohahly be put out of service by

. Bnlnfortb &

John II. Havlln, managers). — Maxlne FHlmt

Is coming Feb. in, In Clyde Fitch's nlny

"ner Own Way." Last week E. H. Sothefri

played to capacity business, and the public

'—tin Huntly Mr.

Proud Prince-

the most sii.>-

f successful year. John

_ Command," as

" (M. C. And»r-

ac Teller,- in

seen, opens 14,

" leading role.

- Acres, * drew

•o this '-It*', bnvc Joined Walker audiences of good slac Inst week. James t-

le'ln -We Arc KlnR.''. •WM' 1 . am fiallowny, as Nnthnnlol Berry,, recalled the

- Melville s dead fnvorito who created that most lo (f ..
The Cur- nhle ehnrneter. Burt Flnnslmry, F.lwvn
St. Louis, Stevens, Jlay McCabc and Chnllls Wini'er
s, can by were members of the splendid cast. Frist
rrent sea- Wright's "York State Folks" 21.
. Ill be next IIurinhom's Opera House (K. D. Stair
at the Chicago OrehCB- manager). — Charles Warner Js coming u
1 In "Drink." Last week Jul(a Gray made
many admirers by her clever' work In Lin-
coln J. Carter's play, "Her Onlv Sin," nn
omotlonnl creation. John T. Nicholson, J
Kdward Trevor, Mrs. W. V. Ban.ms and Dora
Strong were splendid In support. Business
was good. Gas mil's "Smart Set" si.

Columbia Theatre (M. C. Anderson, man.
nger).- — Jean Marcel's Parisian art poses are
headlined 14, and others hilled- are: Mr.

Auditorium concerts. . . . ... ->B» l ™

locally centered in the Wash ;
Blrtlidav rendition of "Klljah,
the Apollo Club, at the Auditorium,
i/vlim II vie* nnd Mrs. Caroline Hardy
mwa-on from New York to appear ns
Principal s5loh:ts. Three t*Ia«(j singers—
Mr" Tlcanor Kirkhr.m, R. C. Towne and
Lnval Hlgclnw. the latter a boy soprano—
will also lie In conspicuous « TbM"C «

Villi nf fare r.-pi-isenlB u spicail which is a

, Abide I'arleton's living nlci ores provided nn

long W«y fr.nr. a feast, whlle'i-qonlly remorert (l]ln ^,,,.,1, while. Beginning Sunday. Klce

com H famltie. l-'innlly. I'hlnign's thealrlcnl f. )i,ir inn's Big Oniely <'"■• a show invariably

U.U..J, ,.-..•..■•■.■- -■-•-•- . t rtnpilcnted. With tbn rejuvenallou of the ln e' n ew regulations, hut deilnlte. plans inili

vana; Manila Book and (stationery co., j-o h .. |u( | ) ,| ) „ kl . r Thenlre "The l'rlnce of Pilson" !.,„ ^ mn de in advance of final Inspect Ion
lOscolla, Manila. P. I.; Albert & Son, 187-
181) King St., Sydney, Australia .

the HnrTaKGurrn imnii»ncs

onlj: one cilltlon, nufl Mint Is «»«e«

tram New lurk

QUERI ES AK8W EBEP.

Wo llepll*" hy Ma'I or TeleirrapH.

. IHIAMATIC.

X it Jackson.— We have no knowledge
Of the present when-iilunils of the JjrW.
Address n letler ill .«»• Of, tills »<»">™\2*
will ndverllne It In THE OLU'i'EK letter HsU

II. T., I'lilhidelphlu,

A. II. 0., Cincinnati,

Asxums, New YoiK.
' A CONB'l'ANV ItEAHEH.

N. W., Balllmorc.

1!. H., New I'ark,

C T. I... Mi'istnl.

O. C. J.. Newark,

T. V., Newnilt,

Miss K. L. Montreal,

H II. M.. New York. ?nn,

W R, (■-, Shrevcpurt. — Kee

*" iV"!! iL^lrnon'itiver.-Address the 011-

"", *T BaBlmo^-Seini us your nddress
and we will sonil .vou what you 11"*.

N. t'., lloclie: li-c— We cnniiot all I >oii.
Wnrren.— From S40 up, nccord-

"Whitrr's hn>nth which kept the
audiences seciudisl in wraps, and shlv-
erlug at Hint. TMh complaint, engen-
dereil bv the wine cause, made the audiences
111 others of our thentres uncomfortable

CAI.IFORXIA.

colouv Is vnsllv ciici'ied by WMW1* con-
dltlui'is and fultlrc Ufiwnis-lR. The 1111-
nreecilenled refllllv of 11 fi.wn of two mil-
lions without a single place of amusement
i;as, however, left its traces nnd Injured com-
mercial and theatrical business conditions
lieieahotils. and !t would seem Impossible
lor x!ie town to completely recover from Its
January set back during the remainder of

,uV llB its'tllle. will hold forth for the
nsuuf-'twlcc-n-dny" burlesquelng. What Man-
nger Fulton has had to do In order thai Ihe
inspectors would permit him to open is al-
most post description, but days mid nlguts
of ceaseless effort put every hoop, and 11 x,
and water-tank In. satisfactory locations.

Claric Street Theatre (Louis M. Hodges,
manager). — Curlositlen, vaudeville and kln-

nnswer 10

«,( ihe death of the party, and have e\eiy
"TV N«" TlJl^-ly nover
Dy IsnM Sx -Kast Lynne," In which she
hud few equals. _. h „ ,.

Mns. M. C ICniisas Cll.v. — 1. She h , s r
Bred from the prori-.-slon, and now 1 >'"' J
Hi Chicago. S. W« have no IMM*F oC
the wheri'iilioiils of Ihe party.

It V L. Llnw Springs.— Address llron-
tano Brothers, Union Sqmirc. New lor kt.lt.

.1. S., l , iirker»lii:i , g.— Slio was not In Uiw
eoiiutrv season of lRIIIMM. ■

l" K Harper.- -lie was a prominent come-
dian In Chicago nnd Ihe West for ycnis.
Hi. In still living In Chicago.
V U. V.. Provhlciuv.-onc and fhe same
jmity. She Is K. H. Sutheru's IcndluK h«>y
iHa'maon. J1( , |lllnio , lt .„_ AtUlross QUI Hill.

llt.-.S Brondwuy, New York i'lty.

ft" S.. Krlc-We can not aid you.

I, |V., New York.— I. He Is. ->. The same.
:i We are lint In a position to know.

S II. II., Wnrren.— Hartley Campbell.

" McB., Bristol.— We eon not nlu J".',,™"'

1he acilve llicarrlcul season. Huslnesst at |]rert pi,. as nnirles serve to provide entertain
our theatres last week vtirhil from remark- mpnt tor rr owds which throng this resort
nhly good, in MNU cases, to surprisingly end ]ror tll | 9 wcok there Is a diversity of curio
in others. ... . _ , hall attracllnns and n vaudeville hill which

lM.tNOts Theatre (Will J. Davis, man- mnkes up In the number of repetitions of Its
.,-,,,■) —Henry Irving enters upon the Inst ,] e | lKa ts for what It loses In length and cnll-
Slf of his fortniglit Monday evening, 1... ,, re a little dime Is fruitful of much enter-
iviientlng the v-hiys which last week nttractod talnmeut here. _

fine houses, com posed of certnlnlv delighted losbox Dime Museum (W. J. Sweeny,
nudltors. Mr. Irvlng's double bill, "Water-
leo'' anil "The Hells," will he presented Mon-
dnv nnd Wednesday evenings. "The Mer-
( Intel of Venice" will be given on Tiiesdiij.
Thursdav and Sntnrdny evenlncr. and nisi)
•ll the .Saturday mat I nee. "Louis M will
ii-nln have only one performance on. Irlany
evening. On i2 Mnilne Klllotl will begin
11 week's engagement, presenting "HW ■ Own
Wav" for ihe lirsi lime bene. L. II. Sotuern,
In "The Frond I'rlnre," will follow. .

(;riNt) Opera HorsK (Fred B. II nml n,
liiislness uiaiingerl.— On Tuesday evening, in.
lilam-Iic Bates will give ns our llrst views
of David Ilclasivi's "Ihe Dnvlliig of the
<!o.ls " Isiokeil for an ludelliiite engngemenl.
Ohnrles Itlchiuan, whom Chlciigu honsls ns
..lie .11 her "favorite sous." prospered only
falrlv well dining his Hr«t cnudhlncy for
slelliir lionors in Ills home town

Ills en-

I Ins. ti

u'ciuent. whU* hud n Ishited beginning last
TiiHsday eveiiuig, ended with a special per-
loininnce Siinihiy nielli . . •

S t'l.EliAKElt TllLAitiE IB. » Ba ttaryy.

business ...imngeD.-Thls house ieo,iens

Tuesday evening, with nil rcqulvemei ts of

ine new ordinance* governing theatre <oii-

Miucilon nnd legulntions fully cotap lleil with

Jess imtidv and his comiMinlons will ■ippeai

n "The Frliice of Fllsen." Tlie lenKlh of

-Tltc Prince nf Fllsrn's" second return to

the house of his birth Is not titiuoimceil. Be-

sldi-i J"ss Dundy. V.ho made his deln t It

into pari when the piece was las p nyed

(he pres"Ullng (.rlnclpiils will B,, '' l,lc ,-

again In full blast. This week : King Cole.
Frank llnlbert, Prince Mungo, nnd Jessie
Frank provide £«rlo hall displays, while on
the stage the amusement Is provided by-Mng-
dnlene Zclln, LHIInn Harrington, Tlllle Chln-
qitlnn. Trlxie Oonnldson, the Kussel) Sisters,
nnd Hull's motion photos.

ArTERMATii. — Alice Bayraond, with her
cornets and trumpets, after visiting in St.
Louis for three weeks, mnde Chicago n polut
of call last week and on Saturday night con-
1 inn, .1 :tloug her vaudeville way. Her book-
ings will keep her busy for some time to

n.uke no for ihe rear she has had 11.

Si'inley Lewis breezed in from the East and
railed ou the Western Bureau of The Ci.ip-
1-1:11 lust Friday, lie Is on his way to Sun
.lose. Oil., to Join the Norrls & Howe Show
ns manager of advertising privileges, the.

►•■nsoii opening there nbont March 1

Arthur 1.. Hill, inunnger of Vnllnclta nnd
her performing lions, writes me from Hn-
\ann. I'ulin. where ihey nre playing an en-
gagement at 1'iilillloiie's Circus. They re-
inrn to the Rtnte-* lu lime to Join the Otto
Floto Show on March IS, as one of the feat-
ure., for the coming tenting season

Merrill & ilozelln. who have been in town the
past two weeks. Idle tiecnnsc of thoclosed Kohl
& Castle houses, departed for New Orleans
Frldav to beglu n lour of the Orpbrum cir-
cuit with their newest net, "A Put Tip Job."

The Chicago Circle de FAlllancc Frnu-

calse, a society which gives amateur perform

<t|r lienrv Irving sets so much store by the nn< j Mrs. Mark Murphy. Gallagher nnd Bar-
gallery gods," whose station In the Illinois rett, A. O. Duncan, Hal. Merrltt, Madge
wns closed by the nulhorltles, that he or- Mnitlnnd. Low Sully, and Bryant and Savllle
dered n part of Ihe balcony to be openerl to i, as t week Fanny F.fce was well received for
them (at 50 cents) after his Monday night B n uld lang syne. The Three Fortunes were
performance, lie referred to their absence convulsively great. The Hal. Davis-Iaez-Mii-
in his curtain speech, and depIore<l the (nuley plnj-let, "Fals," Is well done. I'.usi.
\aeuum'nonr llic root from whence he nn- nesa wns good.

inlttisl drawing much of Ills Inspiration. IBs LtCEEM Theatre (Heuck, Stair & Fcn-
operlng niidlence was "n chilly house n- nessy, managers). — .Maurice J. Fielding's -.\
deed for the reason that the authorities in- Bagged Hero" comes 14. Last week St.
(.isioll upon Ihe nlr venlR above the stage itcorgo Htissey, the Boylan Children, Mnrle
IjcIe-- opened. The result was n draft Nelson and Fred Bekhart wero sojhe of

1 those who took prominent roles In. Llnenla
J. Carter's melodrama, "Too Proud to Beg."
It mnde a hlg hir. Sullivan, Unrrhj & W001K
"King of Detectives" "1.

People's Teeatri: (Hubert Heuek, mnnn-

" y Sports are 10

:lnc Mlsslonnrr."

Company, under

pttt on somerhinu'

The olio wn*

Houghton and

Terry nnd 1:1

the Cosmopnll-

, Boble's Knlck-

-Mary Hall wns
lnd her engage-

_ will ntwnvs he
recnlled with pleasure. It was her Qrs't »p-
liearance since she was seen In lending roles
In the Pike Theatre Company, during the old

stock days, nt the destroyed opera house

Mine. Schuniiinn-Uelnk wns the soloist at the
Symphony Orchestra concert 12, 13, ami

Music Hall wns jammed Oxford Colleg..

sent n big delegation of young women stu-
dents to sec Mr. Sothern Not C. Good-
win and his company were in town over
Sunday, cn route South. Aftir he had moved
on It was whispered that within a vear he
would again join hands, fof- theatrical worl;,
with his wife. Maxlne Elliott, nnd be seen ns
Sam Cos st. In "Her Own WBy," during th*

London engagement Manager Fred GIbbs

nnd some of the Four Cohans' company were

In Cincinnati some days ago Charles

Carpenter, stage carpenter at Robinson's, who
had filled a similar role at the Grand, Heuck's
und Pike, died 8, aftera three days' Illness

of pneumonia Eleanor Eopp Clancy

nnd Julius Gross are to be the soloists, and
J. Kopp the director of the complimentary
concert to be given by the band of the First

Ohio Infantry, at the armory, 17 MIfs

Mtnnhelmer Is to give a Shakespearean dra-
matic recital at Aeolian Hall 18, introducing
Juliet, Katherine, Constance and Rosalind
......John A. Broekhoven is directing the

rehearsals of a recently organized orchestra

of young; women players Hazel Hold

Greve, a danghter of Hal Bold, the plaj-
wrlght, nnd herself nn actress, was divorced
from Clifford E. F. Greve during the week.

Cincinnati's famous spectacle, "Marco

Polo," may be put on Bt tho Zoo during Ihe

hilks' reunion Much amusement has

been created by the healthy vote for "Be-
" ns a number for a request programme

I. os \ngeles At Mason Opera House

ill. C. Wyntf. mnnager),^— "Bichnrtl Carvel"
Fob 'W>. Denmnn Thompson. In "The Old
Homestead," S and week ; "A Chinese Honey-
union" 15-17. • . ■

MoiinsEtVs Rdhraxk TnEATnn (Oliver Mo-
insco, manager). — ••Pedd'nhead Wilson" drew
well week ending fl, "A Pnrlslnn Bomnnce"
7 end week: "Nancv & Co." 15-20.

ijRAXP Oeeiu House (Clarence Drown,
inai.agerj. — "lu Convict's Stripes" did fnlr
business week ending ll. "A Little Outcast,"
with May Stcekfon, 7 nnd week. "Lost
lllver" 15-20.

Waldeck's Casixo Theatre (J. 13. Wal-

tieck, manager). — "Hurly Hurly" and "A

ltoyal Family" composed the hill 8 and

week. This popular place of amusement has

: lecojved its goodly share of patronage since

mnnngcr .— State Streets hall of wonders Is cp( , n W

OnriiEOM. (Clarence .Drown, manager).

— Features 8 and week : The Bays, In "Bai
er's Bitters :" Cordtin and Maud, Duffcy,
Sawtelle nnd Duffey, in "Pnpa's Sweetheart ;"
llolden nnd Florence, in "The Fairy of Kll-
larney ;" Kelley and Vlolette, Stanley and
Wilson, In "Before the Ball ;" Irving Jones,
Steln-Eretto Family, and Orpheum motion
pictures.

Unique Theatre (Hentz & Zallee, pro-
prietors). — Bill for week of 8: Flood and
llnyeR. novelty jumpers; Tom Armstrong,
and Nat Phillips, assisted by Dalsey Mer-
rill, In 11 sketch, entitled "Colonel Ketchup ;"
Itusch, gymnast : John and Florence Prlnglc,
In "A Happy Pair ;" Chnrlcs Whiting und
Fcrol Desutond, in "The Book Agent," and
tho bioscope, operated by Raymond Wilson.

Broahwa* Theatre :\. 3. Morganstern,
mannger). — Features 8 and week: Ray
Southern Company of comedians, with Stan-
llehl ns Simple Snnon ; l.ano and Suzanette,
Dncey and Cluieo, '.11 novelty boxing act; Mar
Hill, soiihrctte; It. Clinton Montgomery, ana
new moving pictures.

Chute* Theatre (Henry Koch, manager).
— Ellery's ltoyal llallau Bnnd continues tho
sudlar attract ion nt this popular resort, will)
F. Waller Seegcr, baritone Ringer, as the
stnr soloist.

Notes. — Thnmns J. Meyora has resigned
ns assistant mnnnger of the Casino Thcntrc,
and will probably lie succeeded by Harry S.

della.'

at the Symphony concert. Conductor Van-
dor Stticken Is In a state bordering on

collapse William Laclede, a song nnd

donee artist, died at tho City Hospital 10.
He was admitted Jan. 10, after sutTerlng
■ stroke of paralysis. .. .Dell Martin Kendall
wns the soloist nt tho Orpheus Club concert

nt the Auditorium 11 Do Roy McMakln,

of the Symphony Orchestra, one of the most
brilliant of Cincinnati's younger musicians,
died of typhoid fever early In tho week.
He was carried to the grave at Spring Grove
by Charles Sayre, Lonls Hnhn, Slgmiinrt
britscli, F. Hoffman, Georgo Bauer and 1'ler
A. TIrlndeUI P. Hoeffer McMecbnn hss

mirl'v Jan. 11, to Ashland. Wis.

• 11 <h 'route— Watch our. route list

est stnr. Charles "Warner, will make
Chicago debut. In "Drink." lie will remain

- Kticceeiled liy those popil-
"'retlorlck

each wcek.'or mi ess mnWr of ciunpany. '^fnlgh,: lo, Ik- ,

W II. Y- New York.— We have no record
of the death of the party.

11 M H., Senlth'.— He died Aug. 28.1WB,
nt the Klngsley lintel, Wlllonghby, Ohio.

CM. A.? Itiiyloii.— We have no rccortl of
the death of the party. ,.„ ,...,.,

M. B.. New York.— He died June 22. 1P0;.
nt Denver, Col. IDs partner can be ail-
ilressed lu cure of Tun Ct.tEi'Eti.
CAHHS.
A C. «"!.. Johnstown.— Here Is Urn Vjn
henrliiK on Hut mutter In dispute: At y
la cr. previous to raising Ids hand or mnk-
c a bet. may demand of the dealer taw
imv cards lie drew, nnd Ihe latter must,
"ply correctly [ by ritlsl.tg his ha... I »r inrt-
KS a bet, the player fnifclts the right w lu ;
,, lire nnd removes the olillg.itioii In answer.

«• 11 K.. Boston— The denlM'., iiecdlng
lint' one point, won with low, which pre-
rroM g-iuie Itl the eonnt.
TURF.
It II. S„ Btiffnlo.— Write la Hie secn-la.ry
of the Snrntogii Iluelur AaawUtM, Sura-
toco, N. V.

MISCEI.t.AXKOt9.
3 ■ M Le B.— riilladelnhta kennels, 'J37
fioii'th Klchtli Street, Vhllndelplila, III.
a «» ■

— Edwin Vitrrev has lieen efigngcd for Uic
flolhern-Mnrlove Combluallon tor n«xt MB-

V |UMM TiiEATHH (Chiis. A. Hlr.1, busi-
ness maiiuger).- 'Wlnsume Wlhnlo. with
I'uula Edwiirdes 111 the stellar role, had bttsl-
poss troin 11 cnimelly opening hoiiso to een-
erallv good business throughout the first
half 'of ihe reopening fortnight here. Sun-
day evening starts Miss Edwiitdes upon her
lust week; Francis Wilson. Jessie Bnrtlctt
Davis and other well known favorites, lu
"Knnlnlc." follows.

Auirrmuu-M Theatre (Mllward Adams,
manager).—- This vast, oinusemcnt resorl,
which was Insi month our only salvation In ,

I'liv; sort of an enlerlnlniiicnl way. Inn, again | 1IM xv ||l assemble In Chicago,
l'«»n- relegated to 'Is usual slallon ns a strict- ., lir i v pilng West from here by special train.
vm'ihikIciiI cltodel. Conn-rls by Theodora ......Billy S. Clllfoi-d Is lu Chicago in

himiins nnd his Chleitgo Mrclicslra nre the ,.„„(, f„r Omaha, where he Is-glns a tour of

^ YV 'Pi, ,„ lllcn „ r.n|.|.„ll I,lllll«lo IUUJ m: O.Liufc luumiKm u. I

, 1 'r V, n ,o. 1 ? ,'iin vi gnnltotlon Frank B. Blolr. wnll

1 1 ul vi..in..v«i 1 "i it no nH Rln l-' e manager, bnh assumed charm

li^iSSSSTiii n^ Casino. Theatre stage.. .. ..Gertrude

resti Maxwell, Goorge f.'.V , n " allegorical night parade during tie

Mestoyer. Frank MeVlck- '', R reunion. Tho band contest will tnke.

, Robert MoitIb. Wilfred P'«« at League Park.

"'■liosa McAllister aud 1

so stated that H. S. Toledo._At the Valentine Theatre (Otto

a week llirotigliout the Winter,
rett Brothers. James "

TMW").a« lu this week's vnudevllle. open- h ^ lu ^ tlrcu a ffL 8, U ^'Jaiue's Nell! Co Her c *$l ,lld -V* P™*™** 8..0. Mr. Hltch.eock

Dumcld may be acting mnnager ot..tW«or- Kllves. manogV;rV.^Anun"Tleld,"Tn"''MSui'-

?.?l! e c-npoleon." did a fair business Feb. 0, 0.

MAINE

iiciiiiiinent lenliires. With Mine. Lillian Nor
illcn's\ concert, last Thursday evening, us
11 spei'lal event in Hie week now closing.
Beginning Mnivh 14. however, the Audi-
torium will attain loeiil preeminence through
I lu- fortnlghr of grnml opera which thru be-
gin? While our music lovers will be denied
Tlie fill 11 11 met 1 1 of their cherished 'Tiirslfnl"
holies, ih^y will be regaled with a schedule
ol sixteen univp.Mited operas, presented hy
this season's Metropolitan tiporn llousi- Co.
. (w.t'Vlits Tn i:\Titr. (Fred C. Eberls, mnn-
■an-id— Weber Drulhci-s have come ln/o their
own. Stair « Middleton rellnnulslll-il llielr
lease ol this Inntse ns 11 result of negotia-
tions is to who should foot tho bills lor re-

did a very satisfactory business. Booked :
The Cracker Jacks 14 (return dote), the
Merry Maidens 10-20.

Arcade Tiieatiil (G. W. Preston, mana-
ger).— Last week's bill, wllh Ecfcert and
Borg ns headlluers, was a most pleasing 00c.
Jack Gardner also scored well. People 11
and week : Grotty Trio, Burke's dogs. Mat-
thews and Harris, Pete Baker, Martin nnd
the erection of na oHtfa house, to be managed aril Stock Co. 10-20, with tho csctTrtlon of Qulgg, Four Flying Unnvanls, and Alice nay-
* * nun »#_ x^ AHa« inobd .

Burt's Theatbe (Frank Burt, manager).
— "Kachael Goldstein" came, to fairly good
patronage, 4-8. "Tho 'Grcnt White Diamond.

the Orpheiiin circuit Feb. 21. Ou his way
here lie stopped "IT ul Ids home town, I.r-
Iuiiiii. O., ptirtlclputed lu 11 home talent inlu- Jla
slrel show, und purchased a piece of prop- tor
erly. ujion which he will immediately begin -V

hv his brother. Next season Mr. Clifford
tt'lll be .under tbo uinnngeuiout of Chss. F.
Whltlnker. who will slar him lu n play now
Is'lng written for his use by Joseph Ln

Hriindt James Ilarrlgnti, the juggling

Chesterfield, was called to Chicago Inst week
by Ihe Illness of his little nephew, which,
I'orliinnlolv. tool; (t nioiv favorable lum,
nnd pertnltled llnrrlcnn lo go back
lo Ms Cesleru rnnaevlllc booKlngs, ....'.

Portland. — At the Jefferson Theatre
(Culm & Grant,. lnwtncers). — The attractions
bore week of Feb. 8-1B wero well favored, tho
llareourt Comedy Co. occupying the house
tor the week, w-lth the exception of 12, when
' Country Girl" scored heavily. The How-

. Stock Co. 10-20, with tho exception of
111. whou Chnrles Hawtrey comes, lu "Saucv
Sally." Virginia Horned, In "The Light that
Lies In Woman's Byes," 23.

I'. hit 1..* mi Theatre (James E. Moore,
mnuager.)— Topiinteh business prevails. Bill
week of IB: Frederic Bond, . the Three
Keotons, It. J. Jose. Wood and Ray, the
Cregsons. Ihe Ar-rlnl Smiths, Bclta Wltlne|(l.

ClTV IIaix. — Hooked: PnrtUM Symphohy
OrcbeBtnr, W. R. Chapman, conductor, ns-

10 good business, 7-10. "The Nlbht Before
Chrintmns" 11-13, "More Than Queen" 14-17.
No.'K. — Will M. Gerson, woll known ns the
treasurer of the Garden Theatre. In Cleve-
land, is now located in this cltv as assistant
ttensutcr of the Empire Theatre,

FEBRUABY20.

Clevelan d. — At the Opera House (A. F.
Harty, manager).— Forbes ■ Ilobcrteon and
Gertrude Elliott are appearing In "The Light
that Failed" and "Hamlet" the current week
Last week. Francis Wilton, with an all star
oust, produced "Ermlnle," and the revival
or the popular opera proved most succtaa-
fill. Special mention most be made of
Madge Lesslng's. freah, beautiful voice, and
Wllllum Weedon'9 magnificent tenor, besides
of course, Marguerite Sylva, Jessie Bartlett
Davis and William Broderlck. "Peggj from
Pari*" Feb. 22-27. ~

Lxcr.oM (J. K. Cookson, manager), "In

old Kentucky," always a favorite with the
Lyceum's -patrons, currant week, with Bessie
Harriscale as the mountain .heroine. "The
Heart of Maryland" came, to big business,
lust week, with a capable cast and beautiful
scenery. "Sis Hopkins" 22-24, West's Min-
strels 25-27.

. Cleveland (J. K. Cookson, manager), —
"The. Stain of .Guilt," a new drama. Is being
given the current week. A feature Is the
novel scenery, and tbe company Is a good one.
Louise Boston, a Cleveland girl, appeared In
"Uachacl Goldstein" week of 8, and showed
mheh talent.

Shea's Empire (Margaret Donovan, man-
ager). — Ethel Levy Is one of the features of
the current weeks bill. Miss Levy has a
clever act. The Tony Ballet, from the pro-
duction of "Mr. Bluebeard," Is another big
act' on the bill. Edmund Hayes und company
hare a lino-act, and other good features go
to complete u strong programme. Week of
S Blind Tom was the headllner, nnd drew
treat crowds to every performance. Jennie
Yeanians, comedienne, proved a big suc-
cess, and ' George- H. wood made n hit.
Uoleman's dogs and cats were especially well
trained und, performed some remarkable feats.

Colonial (8. U. Collins, manager).—
James J. Corbett Is the headllner of this
week's bill, lie is very entertaining. Wil-
fred ClaTke and Co. have a new act. Others
are : Serru and Bella Rosa, Klein, Ott Brotn-
ors nnd Nlckcrson, Juck Xorworth, Louisa
Dresser, and tbe vitagraph, with new pic-
tures.

Stab (Drew & Campbell, managers). — The
Vanity Fair Extravaganza Co. Is offering a
■Mi show this week. For the olio arc:
Dorothy Dene and Sam Dare, assisted by
eight show girls; Cook and Sylva, Imbof,
Conn and Corlnne, "General Hardtack." a
capital act, by the Three Browns : Mile. Ani.
Jim Parr, the wrestler, appeared at every
performance. The Cracker Jacks gave an In-
teresting bill -week of 8.

Notes. — Manager Charles J. Stevenson,
who on Feb. retired as manager of Shea's
Empire Theutre, was presented with a beau-
tiful .Elks' charm ana chain that afternoon
by bis friends among the employes of the
theatre. Mr. Stevenson responded with an
appropriate speech. He left In the evening
lor New York, where be will represent the
Interests of P. B. Chase. .... .Mr. Shea has

appointed Margaret Donovan manager of the
Empire, to succeed Mr. Stevenson. She ar-
rived Feb. 7 to assume her new duties.
Thomas Burke will be assistant manager.
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Akron At tbe Colonial Theutre (*?. 4.

Vail, mannger). — Wallace & Gllmore's Eng-
lish pictures did well Feb. 12. ■ Stetson's
"Uncle Tom's Cablu" had two big bouses 11!.
"Miss Bob White" comes 18, West's Min-
strels 24.

Grand Opera Hodsb (T. K. Albaucb, nian-
nzer). — "For ner Children's Sake" did
nicely 8-10. "More than Queen" had big
houses 11-13. "The Old Plantation" 15-17,
/azell and Vernon's Vaudeville Co. 18-20,
"The King of Detectives" 22-24.
a

Stenucnvllle. — At the Grand Opera
House (W. K. LlppB, manager). — Monday,
Feb. 8, "Captain Barrlngton" pleased a large
audience, it being the banner performance
of the season. Ed. Blondell, in "Through
the Centre of the Earth," pleased a large
gathering 10. "A Trip to the Moon" (local)
11, Al. G. Field's Minstrels 12, to a large
house ; "A Trip to the Moon" (local) 13, "A
Bunch of Keys" 1U.

ZanesTille.— At Welicr Theatre (J. 0.
England, manager). — "A Bunch of Keys"
came Feb. 8, to top heavy business. "The
Burgomaster," Jan. 29, pleased a large house.
Herrmann came 28, to a fair sized audience.
•The Fortune Teller" Feb. 11, "Miss Bob
White" 12, S. Miller Kent 15, West's Mlu-
tstrelB 10.

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INDIANA.

THE 3STEW YORK OLIPPEB.

1239

Indianapolis, — At English's Opera House
i Ad. F. MHler, manager). — "The Tenderfoot"
ailed a return engagement Feb. 4, to a packed
house. Grace Van Studdlford, In "The Bed
Feather," 5-7, gave one of the most gorgeous-
ly staged and dressed productions ever seen
here. Business tested the capacity of the
house at every performance. "The Sultan of
SuIil." 8, 0, repeated its former success, to
big business. "The Silver Slipper" did fulr
business. Wni. H. Crane.ln "The Spenders,"
12, 13; Lulu Glaser, In "Dolly Vardcn," 15.
10; "The Wizard of Or" 18-20, "The Eurl of
Pawtucket" 22-24, Forbes Bobertson and Ger-
trude Elliott 20, 27. : •

Park Theatre (D'ckBon 4 Talbott, mana-
gers). — "A Bagged Hero," 4-6, pleased largo
audiences. "The Little Church Around tbe
Corner" filled tho house twice a day, and
was satisfactory. Lottie Williams, In "Only
a Shop Girl," 11-13 ; Royal Llllpntlans 15-17,
"King of Detectives" 18-20, "At the Old Cross
Roads" 22-24, "The Volunteer Orgunlst" 25-
27.

Grand Opeba House (Shafer Zlcgler, man-
ager).— M. Jean Marcel's Bas Reliefs and
Tableaux Vlvuntg were the feature of tho
vaudeville bill week of 8. Lew Sully also
scored heavily. For week of 15 : Four Nel-
son Comlques, Nichols Sisters, J. C. .-Nugent
und company, Bio Brothers, Joe Flynn, tho
Great Artesto, Warden and Oladdlsh, Es-
meralda Sisters, and the bioscope. Business
is up to capacity at every performance.

Unique Theatre (Ralph Thorbus, mana-
ger). — The Everctts were the feature or. the
bill week of 8. Business was very big. For
week of IB the bookings arc: Vice end violu,
Florence Blank, Jessie Phillips, nnd an after-
piece, entitled "Casey, the Fiddlor."
. Esipihu Theatre (Chas. Zimmerman, man-
ager).— Rentz-Santley Co. week of 8. Bo-
hemian Burlesquers week of 15, and bay
Foster week of 22. ■■- .

Note.— W. L. Buckley has reslgued . as
press agent of the Graud Opera House lo
go . in advance of "Shore Acres." Ho bus
been succeeded by E. E. Dulcy.
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Marlon, — At the Indiana (E. L. Kluuc-
muu, manager). — "Snperba" packed tbe house
Feb. 5, and gave a splendid snow. The scenic,
and mechanical effects were novel and stud-
ling, and elicited continuous applause. "Tho
Isle of Bplce" was accorded an euthualastle
reception, by a largo audience, 8. Harry
Kcllcy, usslstcd by Dcnman Malcy und Tobv
Lyons, furnished plenty of comedy. The work
nf the chorus was excellent. John Grlnlth, lu
••Macbeth." tilled the houso to the doors 0.
Mr. GHftlth, In the title role, won Instuut
recognition, nnd he was most ably assisted
by Loulsu Hlpley and a strong company.
"When Rcubeu Comes to Town" 11, Mury
Maunerlng, in "Harriet's Honeymoon, 10:
"The Earl of Pawtucket" 17, "The Heart of
Maryland" 22, "Under Southern bales'* 2o.
. Giund (E. L. Kinneman, manager). —
"Shore Acres" packed the house to the doors,
both matinee and night, 6. James Galowsy.
us Nat Berry, made a decided success and
every member of the company won liberal ap-
plause. The Black Pottl Troubadours made
their annual visit and matinee, nnd, as
usual, lind packed houses. Mme. -lopes imd
Jnmes Worles were repeatedly called before
the curtain. "Down and Up." with pick.
man -Brothers as the stars, hronght-out the

»!.«?&? ,/ or Iao srnlng purposes ouly. and
wtni'w'J! ".W* to tbB '«"*'• "Weary
n, liSJSi B ." ter V- " l ai ■»"»••: French Folly
5 •J'JPSS*" \ u nnu matinee, "New England
EfiSC?! a r. J matinee, "Caught in the Web"
mffP' 1 "^"J*' " Tae Southerner" 20 and
matinee, "Thelma" 27 and matinee.

„--i lT , K8 T' rui '. i:ik * of 1>e ™ will give their
annual minstrel show. Feb. 10.... ..Henry

Dyer of "The Storks" Co., who has been in
the hospital here, for live weeks, suffering
with rheumatism, bas gone lo Lorain. 0°,
to join his company.
I

, vw«" u, » vl U* , ~r At tb,; Crand Pi*™ "ouao
(Pedley a Borch. managers).— This house
had u representative audience Feb.. 3, when
John Drew, supported by an excellent com-
pany, gave "The Second in Command." The
play certainly took well and received generous
applause. Howard-Dorset Co.. 8-10. played
!?, J 00 ^. i 10 "*** and gave satisfaction "Tba
Girl With the Green Eyes," 11. had an ex-
cellent advance sale of seats. Wo. H. Crane
}.?• U ulnl 2? * Wall 10, "When Knighthood
WM In Flower" 18, "The Clmperona" H».
Ethel borrymore 24, Nat Goodwin 23.

I'nu'LK's Theatiie (Pedley & Burch. mana-
gers).— The houae was packed to 8. R. O.
a -\. tr, "<> .t'erformanees, on Feb 7, of "The
silver Slipper." The play took well here,
and numerous encores were responded to.

o* »«*»** JkP. lk " '"■ " A tt un on the Bank"
21, "Hello, Bill," 28.

Notes— The Temple Theatre, Owensboro.
Ky- (Pedley * Burch, managers), has been
enjoying good houses, nnd offering good at-
tractions. "A Bunch of Keys" Feb. 5, "Miss
Bob White" 3, "Mr. Jolly, of Jollct," 6;
Flavia Stock Co. 8-13, Qulnfan and Wall 10,
The Chaperons" 18, "When Knighthood
was In I ower" 10, earner Stock Co. 28,

ty Negotiations have been on foot by

Messrs. Pedley * Burch for the purchase of
the Randall Hotel, a place occupying one of
the most prominent corners In town, to
start a, hotel for theatrical people on both
American and European plans. Nothlug defi-
nite bas been done, however.

Frankfort. — At the Bllnu (E. Lauger-
brake, manuger).— John Griffith, In "Mac-
beth." came Feb. 0, to fair business. "Arl-
siona enme 8, to a good und well pleased
audience. Coining.:, "Katzenjummer Kids"
17, "Through the Centre of tbe Earth" 22.

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DISTBICT OF COLUMBIA.

Washington — National Theatre (W. H.
Hanley, manager).— Grace George, lu "Pretty
Peggy, played, to crowded audiences, all last
week. This week, Ada Rehan and Otis Skin-
ner, lu "The Merchant of Venice," "School
for Scandal" and "Taming of the Shrew."
"Mrs. Wlggs, of tbe Callage Patch," next.

Columbia Theatre (Luckctt & Dwyer,
uiunugers).— Last week 'The Prince of PR-
Ben" had overflowing houses at every per-
formance. This week. Frank Daniels, in "The
Office Boy.V Richard Mansfield, in "Old Hei-
delberg," next.

Lafayette Ofeka House (Ira J. La Motte,
manager). — Lust week "The Burgomaster''
with an exceptionally good cast, played to
the capacity, at advanced prices. This week,
Ward and Vokes, in "A Pair of Pinks." "The
Sign of the Cross" next.

Academy of Music (John J. Lyons, man-
ager). — Last week "Over Niagara Falls"
brought out the full cllentel, crowding tho
uudilorium at all times. This week, "The
Man Who Dared." "The Queen of the High-
way" next.

Chase's Theatre (Miss H. Wlnnifrcd Dc
Witt, manager). — Last week Mile. Helene
Glrurd's Uanclug horses headed u splendid
bill, and people weru turned away at nearly
every performance. This week : Dan Daly,
Valeric Bergcre, Evtrbart, Arthur Rlgby,
Sophie Burnham, Osav and Delmo, Hheun
and Warren, und vitagraph pictures. Eddie
Fay, Clayton White und Marie Stuart Co.,
etc., next - ■-■•

Empire Theatbe (E. J. Buckley, mana-
ger). — Last week "Tbe Orphan's Prayer"
was a potent attraction, and full houses
ruled. This week. "Nobody's Claim" and
"Bupbo ;" "The Eleventh Hour" next,

Lyceum Tukatjih (Eugene Kernan, man-
ager). — Louis Roble'B Knickerbockers crowd-
ed the house all Inst week. This week, the
Runaway Girls; Rice & Barton Rose Hill Co.
next

Note. — E. D. Sluir was a Washington
visitor last week, looking over his various
interests In the Academy, Lafayette und Em-
pire, all of which arc doing well.

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RHODE ISLAND.

Louis Shfpard's moving pictures enter-
tained a good house at the Imperial 7.
♦ ■ »
NHW YORK STATE.

Providence.— At the Providence Opera
House (Felix R. Wendelschaefer, manager).
— The week of Feb. 8 was a successful one,
with "Little Mary" the first half, nnd An
drew Mack, In "A Bold Soger . Boy," the
second. Mr. Mack has a large personal fol-
lowing In Providence, which neier misses
a chance to we him. Virginia Warned, In
"The Light that Lies In Woman's Eyes,"
15-20, followed by Do Wolf Hopper, In "Mr.
I'iekwkk," 22-24, and Charles I law trey, 25-

Empikb Theatre (Spitz & Nathanson,
ninnugcru). — Eugenie Blair, lu u thoroughly
satisfactory production of "Znzu." played,
to good business. 8-13. Rebecca Warren, in
"Teas, of tliu D'L'rbervIlles,'' opened 15, aud
will be followed 22 by "For Ills Brother's
Crime."

Imperial Theatbe . (Felix H. Wcndcl-
fchaefer. munugeri. — "The Worst Woman In
London" hit lovers of melodrama hard 8-13.
Herrmann, magician, 15-20; "Through Fire
and Water" 22-27.

Park Thkaxuu (Spitz & Nntuaiisoa, man-
agers). — Enid Mayo was tho leading woman
In "Winchester," which wits played week ot
S. George Ober uppcurod lu "What Hap-
IK-ned to .Tone*;," "The Wrong Mr. Wright,"
and "Dr. Jckyll nnd Mr. Hyde" 15-20. T, Tho
Switchman's Daughter" Is billed for 22-27.

Keith's Tiieatkk (Churles Loveuberg,
manager). — A bill of miusua! excellence 8
was lieuded by Valeria Bcrgcre, In "His
Jupuncss Wife r thu Quartet Basque, Mr. and
Mrs. Gardner Crane, and Ford and Gehrue.
The programme of IB includes: Mary Hamil-
ton and Co., In "Tho Melodrama ;" Billy
Gould, Fnt 'Bn-incy nnd Emma Francis, 'loo-
zooln Arabs, Herbert Lloyd, Walter Hodge,
Lily May Bell and company, Josephine Wilk-
inson, the Laiuonts, the Newsboys Quurtet,
Otto Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dtirrow,
■Vooncy aud Holbein, the Lucubos, nnd Clif-
ford und Hiirvcy.

WESTMlNsnm TiintTRC (Ocorge 1L Batch-
eller, luuuager).- 1 — The Troeadero llurleBguers
gave u notably clean und eulcrtalnlug show
S-13. The Blue Ribbons appeared 15-20, to
be followed week of 22 by the Majesties.

Benson's iSoo (J. T. Benson, manuger).
—Thu programme for 10-20 Includes the
Kosters. Harry Moiilton. veulrlloiiiilHt, and
JTof. Gurrctto's performing dogs. Mr. Ben-
sou lost two valuable lions In the lire on
tlie Joy Lino steusner Tremout, at her >ew
York dock recently. „

Notes. — Lllllitn Lawrem-e, now with the
rustic Squurc Stock Co., bus been euguged
as leading lady of the A I bee Stock Lo. at

Keith's Theatre the coming Summer A

new asbestos curtain und sprlukler system
have been put lu place at the Empire The-
utre The Kuelnel Quartet gave t» sec-
ond concert of the tenRon at the Llolse. be-
fore a large audience. 10 Mme. Nordlca,

Walter Damroich and the New lork 8rm-
uhony Orchestra were heard In "Parsifal
music, at Infantry Hall, 1«. Every seat was
sold within four hours of the time I he sale

nnraial Mme. Keliiunlinii-'llclnk "u<l Jow-

phlne Hartman will appear M Infantry. rial

2i5 Herbert L. Clarke, leader of Clarke a

Trovldence Band, bos left Providence^ to be-
,come solo Pja/ej.of.ihe.cornst^ Ib Sonaa'a

Uaaa'oa U fcpriPK t«u, sea • litre ■ ut fefi

Albanr>— The Empire Theatre manage-
ment announces the reopening of tbe theatre
March 1. ,

Harhanvs Blkei'Kkr IIaii. (II. It. Jacobs,
uiansgerj.— "The Village Parson," to big
houses, Feb. 8-lU. "Whv GlrlsLeave Home
struck the uopular fancy 11-1 it. and crowded
audiences resulted. "The Child Slaves of
Nen York" 15-17. "MeFadden's Row of Flatt"
18-20, "Mr. Plpp" U2-2A, "Dure Devil Doro-
thy'' 25-27.

Pboctor'h Tiieatrb (Haward Graham,
resident manager). — Lust week saw Alcldo
Cnpltulne, Jlr. nnd Mrs. Perkins Fisher,
Iilnfln. liinii!) and Blnns. Irene La Tour, Nel-
son and Mlilcdgv. Eddie Mack. Julius M.
Tennen, und the kulatcchnoscope. This thea-
tre Is found packed to the doors at each
iipri'iirmnnce. The Mil for 15 and week :
Will M. t'resxy and Blanche Dayne, tn "A
Village Lawyer:" Lillian Rurkhnrt and com-
pany, In "A Strenuous Daisy;" Raymond
nnd Oi verly, Irene Frauklln, tbe Alters,
Swan nnd Itainlianl. Princess Chlnqullla. aud
tlie kaltitechnoscopc.

Gaif.Ty Theatre (II. B. Nichols, manager).
— Harry Bryant's Burlesquers. 8-10. gave an
excellent burlesque, "A False Alarm," aud lu
the- olio were: Matt Kennedy, tbe Blckettu,
Darmody, Casmore and Florence, Fannie
Everett, Al. Cameron, and the Imperial Ja-
panese Troupe. Good business attended this
show. Ed. ¥. Rush's Bou Tons IMS. In
"Tbe Bon Tons Jn Sunny Spain" and "Tbe
Lady Killer." The company Included :
Hughes and Hazleton, Dorothy Drew. Wil-
liams and Aleeue. Kmplre City Quartet, aud
the Musical Johusons. Good business con-
tinued. Rellly & Wood's Co. 15-17.
■

Roeheater. — Lyceum Theatre (M. E.
Wolf, manager). — Amelia Blnghum, lu
"Olyrape," drew fairly well Feb. 0, 10. Eire.
Kendall and a clever company delightfully
entertained crowded houses 11, 12. Henry
Miller, In ".Man Proposes," drew two large
houses 13. Brooke's Chicago Marine Band
packed the bouse H. Raymond .Hitchcock,
in "The Yankee Consul" (return engage-
ment), 15; "The Tenderfoot," with Richard
Carle. Hi.

Natiun.il Theatre (Mux llurtlg, mana-
ger). — 'The Sign of the Four," presented by
Walter Edwardes and u capable company,
played, to large, sized houses, 8-10. "McFad-
den's Flats" pleased crowded houses 11-13.
"For His Brother's -Crime" cuinea 15-17,
"Youn« Tuble Hoxle" 18-20.

Baker Theatre (John E. Boyle, mana-
ger).— "The Queen of the Highway," n Urst-
rale melodrama, entertained the patrous of
this bouse M-10. Rcilly & Wood's Big Show
drew crowds 11-13. The attractions week
of 15 : "The .Moonshiner's Daughter" und
"New York Day by Day."

Cook Ofeia House (J. II. Moore, manu-
ger). — The same old story, "packed lo tlm
doors," all last week. Puople for 15 und
week: Eddie Foy, Bellman mid Moore, Elsie
Jilnls, Mldglcy and Carlisle, fj. [[. Wood.
Farnum and Nelson, Wurteuburg Bros., anil
the klnetograph.

Notes. — The Baker Theutre umnagemeiit
made an agreement with the city authori-
ties, and have removed the stores that

blocked the exit from the main lioor II.

C. Jacobs was u visitor 11, looking over the
building operations on his new house.
»

Eluiirn. — Lyceum Theatre (M. Itels, mun-
Bger). — Tbe earner Stock Company was the
attraction last week, with the exception uf
Feb. 13, when Amelia Blnghum appeared, In
"Olyiape." The Clura Turner Stock Co. . Is
uunouueed for this week, excepting 20. when
"When Johnny Comes Marching Home" will
be the offering.

R I alto Theatre (F. W. McCounell. mana-

£er). — The bill here Includes : Barr and
lenton, Ellen Dunbar, Belmont aud Sutler,
Alice MseVlcar, Burton and Burton, Lamount
und Paulette. Business good.

Auuiturium (E. H. Colburn, manager). —
The Father Mathew Mlnatrel Co. (local) gave
Its annual performance 10-12. People were
turned away nightly.

Hinifhamton,— At the Bijon Theatre (J.
P. E. Clark, manager). — Jere McAullffe Co.,
lu repertory, drew big business Feb. 8-13.
John A. Hltnnieleln's Comedy Co., In reper-

tory, 15-20.

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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. — Tho city Is crowded with
visitors for carnival -week, Feb. 15-20, and
all the locul houses should do Immense busi-
ness. The Ncwcomb closed Its doors 7. Man-
ager Fourton preferring this to booking in
ferlor attractions. The city authorities nave
passed a new ordinance preventing any of tho
theatres from selling standing room, which
Is being felt, especially by tne popular priced
bouses. . ,

Tl'lane Theatre (W. 11. Bowles, manager).
— Cnatoru and his rplendld Italian Concert
Band filled iu for two performances, matinee
nud night, 7, lo large nnd appreciative an-
iltences. John Drew, week of 8, presented
"The Second in Command." Mr. Drew's ;en-
L'ugemeot can be put down as ono nf tho
Tulano's triumphs for this season. Nat. C.
Goodwin 14-20.

CiiuscENT Theatre (W. II. Bowles, man-
ager). — Al. II. Wilson, the singing comedian,
was greeted with a capacity house 7, and
big business ruled throughout the week. "A
Prince of Tatters" was tho offering, and
was much applauded. "The Storks," 14-20,
with a big uuvunce sale In view.
. Grand Ofeua House ( Hy. Greenwall, muu-
ngcr). — Thu Bitldwln-Mclvllle Stock Co.
scored another big success week of 7, when
a fine production of "Resurrection was
offered, to full houses, all week. Lester Lon-
ergan, as Prince Dlmltrl, scored heavily, as
did (iulno Soeoln. the clever little Orleunlun,
as Tlkhou. Mute! Montgomery, the leading
lady, as Katusba Maalovn. captivated tho
uudleuces with her line work, and won much
well merited applause. The work of W. J.
Denning. Tom rindlay, John Dwyer, Flora
Parker, Emily Melvlllu und Buzunnc Suntjo
Is deserving of special mention. The bill for
wek of 14 Is "Arrah-Na-Pogue."

Elysium Theatre (Will Wilson, mana-
ger). — A capacity bouse greeted the Elysium
Stock Co., matinee und- night, 7, and big busi-
ness followed all week. "The Dnnltes was
tho bill, and was splendidly presented by this

Sopular cumnauy. Alice Treat Hunt, as
lancy Williams, und Blllv Piper scored big,
und won appreciation from the patrons. Wal-
ter McCnllougli, Hal De Forest, O. M. Paul
und Herbert Brcmion did clever work, and
won applause. Tbe bill for week of 14 Is
"The Octoroon."

KheMCH Ol'F.liA Ilnuhi: (F. Charley, man-
uger). — Adclliiu Puttl guve a matinee con-
cert U, t» a packed house, ut udvanced
prices. This concert was hilled us Pu til's
farewell here. The French Opera Ok, pleaweil
large houses - week of 7. wlieu "Les Deux
Guhscs." "Messallue," "II Trovatore," aud
"Alda" was suug. "Lu Flllu de Mme. An-
got," "Ccndrillion" and "Ia-h Cloches de f.'ur-
nevilic" are •judcrllued for week nf 14, -

St. Charles Owiiki.-m" f Chas. E. Bray,
manager), — An attractive bill - was offered
week of 8, and pleased. .Among those scor-
ing heavily were : rims, and Minnie Ha-Van,
Anna Caldwell. Filson and Rrrol, Greene
nnd Werner, Toung and Dc Vole, Eckliofr
nnd Gordon, Matthews and Ashley, and Had.
Jl Tahttl's Arab* Tbe bill for week of 10
Includes : Howard Thurston, Carlln and Otto,
Billy Link, Kingsley-Lewls Co., Mr. and Mrs.
Nell Lltrhneld, Merrltt and Itosella, and
Ul«rtJl Tajj»r'» Arata ■(•«»»? Wlek). - L;
ft'oij.3,— iUiUa Decs, si mo Oxokua Cix«

cult Co., was n Crci.cent City visitor week

of 8.. Jllles Tnihant. the Well knnwli

contortionist, was called homo week of Jan.
SI.- owing to the death of 'his mother. He
and his wife will have n much needed rest

before ' resuming their bookings Altken,

contortionist, known as the boneless wonder,
has been resting here for several weeks.
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Shrrveport. — At the Grand Opera House
(Ebrllch Ilros., managers).— Kntherine Wll-
lardi hi.. "The power Behind the Throne,"
gave a splendid performance, to fair business,
on Feb. u. "Alphonae und Hasten" had good
business 7. Roaelle Knott, In "When Knight-
hood was In Flower," gave an excellent per-
formance, to H It. O., on 8. Allien Tnylor
Stock Co. 11-13. Harry Bercafurd 14, "The
Runaways" lu.

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MARYLAND.

NEW JERSEY.

Baltimore. — Eve'rv"''heatre In Baltimore
was closed Mnndav night, Keb. 8, while the
big lire wax villi raglna. The Hollldity
Stnt't, Mimuitientiil nnd lldeon' were In Ihe
track of the Humes, nnd while Hie hitler was
entirely consii.neil. tbe I lull Ida v and Monu
mental escaped with slight damage, the Int.
tet-.'belnii saved hy tlie heroic efforts of the
Wentiiiliistcr, Md., lire company. Five of
the theatre* reopened on Tuesday night, and
Ihe rest later In the week.

Koiin's OeviiA lIinsK (L'harli'H K. Ford,
uiannger). — George Ado's "Pf guv from Purls'
will be present) tl this week. Ada Rehan and
Otla Skinner closed a fairly good week 13.
Clara Bloodgood, In "The Girl with the
Green Eyes," coiuea 22.

Academy or Mt'stf (Nixon & Zimmerman,
managers). — Robert llllllard will appear this
week. In "That Man and I." The perform-
ances Monday nnd Tuesday nights will he
tor the benefit ot the tire sufferers, Week of
1... Frank Duntels, In "The Olllce Boy."

Maryland Thkatiir (.lames L. Kcrniin,
manager). — The attraction for 15 and week
Ik "The Show Girl." which will he followed,
22. by "Busy luiy."

Chase's Theatre (P. B. Chase, manager).
— The George Fnwcctto Co. gives "I'nder
Two Flags" IS nnd week. . "The Two Or-
plntm" was being played "tln> week." Week
of 22. Geo. Fawcette, as Malblas, in "The
Bells."

lloi.i.iii.w Ktiikkt Thhatuji (Kertinu, Rife
& Houck. tminugvrs). — Week of 15, "Queen Of
the Highway." "A Dcsperalo Chance comes

""Monumental Theatre (James L. Ker-
nan, manager). — Tho Rose Hill English Fully
Co. will appear 15-20. und. will lie followed
22 by the Transatlantic Hurlesnucrs.

Buof TiiEAriii: (Fred Wilson, munnger).
— "An Orphan's Prayer" will bo given 15
nud week. "A Hidden Crime" 22.

Notes. — James L. Kernan will begin work
Immediately on a uuw eight story hotel,
next to his Maryland Theatre, on Frunkllu
Street, near Howard, nud will also build mi-
nt bee theatre duriug thu Summer, on the alto
of the old Audllnrluiu. on Howard Street.

Manager Madison, of the Odeou, will

reopen us >;uoli ns he can secure u uew loca-
tion. .....

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UTAH. '

Knit Lnk« City.— At Suit Lake Theatre
(Geo. H. Pyper, manager). — "'Way Down
East" did good business Feb. 40. "David
Ilarum" played, to 8. R. O., 8. 1). "A Chi-
nese Honeymoon" 22-24, IToretico Roberts
25-27.

Uiiami Theatre (Junes & Hummer, mana-
gers). — "Two Married Women" did fair busi-
ness 8-10. Gun Hun's Minstrels 22-24, Wiido
fc Ward's Minstrels 25-27, Weber & Fields' All
Blur Co. 21). . i

Bun Ton Theathk. — BUI week of 8: Mis-
ters Chatham, Allzuda, Demcrlu und Orlando,
MrCune und Grunt.

Unique Theatre. — Week of 8: Jean Wil-
son, Trask and Rogers, Anna Williams, Erb
mid Stanley. ■

Novelty Theatre. — Week of 8 : Oerlrudn
Stark, Chna. W. William, Bnby Llndelof, J. P.
Qulun, Slona. Dunce,

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I'. It. It.'S GOOD WORK FOR

BALTIMORE.

Transported Fire L'umimntea from
as far as Altoona lu Uuruluu ( it> .

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad did splendid
work In furnishing prompt and fast : trans-
portation for fire companies, not only from
this city, but from points uh fur West as
Altooua.

From this city (he first special, which left
nt 8.40 last night (Sunday), cnnslatvd of five
conches, carrying one hundred und fifty po-
licemen, two tint cars, each carrying an engine,
hose carta, and necessary men und burses.
The train reached Bultlmore ut 10.55 I'. M.

The second trulu from this city left ut
12.20 A. M., today (Monday), and reached
the burning city ut 2.30 i>. M,

It consisted of three coaches and two tint
cars, with engines, curls, horses und ere as.

Tlie third special from this city pullefi out
at 2.36, sod reached llin scene of tho oufiit-
gnitlun at 4.32. ' It Was mude up of ono
passenger conch, one lint car, on which were
one engine und u huso cart, and one cur for
tho lire horses. -

To train No. 33, which left ou schedule
time, 4.20 A. m.. were atnehed two couches
currying 100 policemen. It arrived at 0.30
A. SI.

A special train from Altoona, carrying
the Pennsylvania ltullroud's private lire crew
and apparatus at that tiolnt, left Altoona
yesterday, (Sunday) ut 11.3d a. M., wltbtn
half an hour after the breaking out of thu
lire, und reached Bultlmore ut 5 A. m., today
(Monday), beating to tho scene lite engines
from New York- and other relatively ueur
points. The train couslated of one tluy
enneb, one buggugo car, and oun (1st car.
The conijiuiiy's engine, u steitmer of the first
class, was loaded ou the flat cur. Thlrty-
dvo firemen rode lit the conch.

I'ICKXU L'l* HAIIIlISBUIlO COMPANY.

Arriving ut Harrlsburg tho train currying
ibe Pennsylvania ltullroud's own fire-flghtlng
uppuratus, picked up two flat curs und us
many engines, und u day coach filled with
Ureracu.

. From York. Ph., tho Pcnnsy moved a
special ut 7. 30 i'. hi. yesterday (Hiinduyi.
which reached Baltimore at 8.40 r. it. It
carried two engines/ two tiOsu carts, the
crews, und their horses. • . • ■

The first New York detail left Jersey Clly
over the Pennsylvania's tracks at 7. Hi A. si.
today (Monday;, and reached Baltimore ut
11.20 A. M.

Superintendent of Passenger Transporta-
tion Charles M. Hheuffer gave all necessury
orders for the handling of engines and crews
Irons all points.

Superintendent Hhenlfer ut noon was re-
iliiestcd by Mayor Franklin U. Htoy, of At-
lantic City, to furnish tratispurlatlon for 100
llreinen. Mayor Htoy said that the firemen
ought tu be needed lo relieve tho crews that
would be exhausted In their efforts In fight-
ing the Humes.

Mr. Hheuffer made answer Unit transporta-
tion' would Tie furnished' for all firemen that
Atluntlu City thlght desire to send to Balti-
more.

"SI'ECiAL" KMHM ATLAWTIO CITr.

A special train left Atlantic City over the
Pennsylvania Railroad at noou. tufting' nlxlv-
llieineii and five thousand feet nf hose to Bal-
timore. It is planned to make the trip In
tbreo and a.bnlf hours. Three engines wero
offered/ hut 'the Baltimore fire ofnclnlR said
hose wan the great necessity; and therefore
the engines assigned to go to' the stricken

naciphju, fab. 8, law, ; r

Newark. — Riislnons continues on uuider
ate - lines here. •'

Newark Theatre (Lee Ottolengul. man
nger).— Andrew Mack - ArouMH enthusiasm
tills week, In "The - Bold Soger Boy." and
his now songs give as much pleasure ns ever.
Mario Cnhili woke up fair audiences to an
appreciation ut her wit and hutnor, nnd Ibe
general excellence of "Nancy BrOwiI,"" last-
week. " 'Way Down East" Feb. 22-27.

Coi.rsmiA Theatre (M. J. Jacobs, mnn-
ngeri. — Pastoral drama out of the usual
order Is offered this week In "The Switch-
man's Daughter." which la put on with a
competent cast, Including Frank Llndon.
Frank Hell nnd Knthervn I'unell, nnd the
charge should be beneficial. "A Little Oul-
ennt' -'enjoyed n fair share of the prevailing
business Inst week. 8. Cnrlrtuu Macy ami
Maud Ednn Unit, who are local favorites.
will be here 22 nnd week.

Emcike Theatre til. M. Hymns, mana
ger). — The romantic story nnd thrilling
scenes of "Soldiers of Fortune" should re-
ceive recognition beyond the ordinary this
week, ns it Is well portrayed. "The I'Tinus
Mr. Dooley" made fair slued audiences laugh
last week, 8. The llehinati Show 22-27.

Bi.AN'HY'H Theatre (Clins. E. Blaney, mun-
nger). — "Hearts Adrift" appeases tho melo-
dramatic appetite this week with sepsniloii
that Is real, and will probably have n giinil
following, with E, L. Sunder In the princi-
pal role. "Under Southern Skies" received
due appreciation from good houses Inst week.
8. "Ariioun" 22-27.

Wai.iisiann's Theatre (W. 8. Clark, man-
ager).— Tliu Tiger Lilies blossom forth Ibis
week, with the' two net comedy, "Taking
Things Easy," and a bevy of pretty girls
that should prove interesting to the put ions.
Last week the Thoroughbreds enjoyed good
business, which Manuger Oborwarth renorta
they have been doing all along tho Hue. Ken-
tucky Belles 22-27.

I'uiictou'm Theatre (J. Auatln Kynes, gen-
eral manager). — This house maintains mi
equilibrium of good business consistent with
the class of entertainment offered. On the
current bill urn: Paul Hputlonl. who mokes
his first uppeiirniicii here : Alcldo Cupl
tnlne, Ulnns, llluns nud Hlnns, llnlley nnd
Madison, Irene U\ Tour, Dorothy Kenlun.
Cole and Werner, nud ihn Three Triuibn-
(lours, Good sized uudleuces liked the bill
lust week.

Notes. — The miuingement of Ihe Newark
I'lieiiire has taken Immediate action In com
plying with Iho uew tiro ordinunce. A uuw
unbestos curtain has born hung, steps re-
moved from tho aisles, and tho number of
exits Increased nnd cnuHplcttoiislv marked
with lumps .Sparks from defective elec-
tric wires sot tiro lu the cutrnuct) of Rlnney's
Theatre Monday, 8. Firemen extinguished

tho Homes with little damage Funny

Veddcr, of Rico & llnrlun's jiiiHcmuuits, mode
n flying visit to Iter sister Sadie and friends
with the Troubadours, nt Wnhluiaun's Thea-
tre, lust week. She leH. Kansas City Sunday, 7.
arriving here Tuesday, U, and after being
handsomely etilertulueil by Manuger Clark
nud her muny friends here, bade them adieu
12, und arrived In Chicago in tlmo to open
there with the show Sunday, 14. • . • .
■■ a

Jersey City.— /fh» • Academy had splen-
did business with "Our New •MltllKler" weok
ending Feb. 13. The rust wn« superb, nnd
the curtain and scene culls sotnelhlug beyond
precedent. Tho pluy nppenls to' ram man
sense— somtblnir out of the ordinary lo tho
general run. The Bijou Horvcd a palutnble
melodramatic dish In "Hearts Adrift." There
whs nothing lacking to pleitso the moat ex-
acting lover of plays of Hint nniuro. IIiihI-
ticss wus line. Cherry Blossoms Biir-
MtjMBj filled tho week acceptably nt tlm
Bon Ton.

Academy (Frank E. Hondorson, mniia-
tcr).-~Hobort B. Mantell and Marie lloolh
J, t » B8 elJ)„ln "The Light of Other Days," 15-
20. 'The Ninety and Nine" 22-27.

Huoili '(John W, Holmes, proprietor).—
'Under Southern Hklcs" 15-20. 'W'he Show
Girl 22i27.

Bon Ton (T. W. Dinklns. matiagor).—
Wchcrs Purlsluu Widows, Willi Bert Leslie.
a prime favorite here, and- other good peo-
ple, 15-20. Ony Morning Glories 22-27.

.Notes.— Hermnn Young, who posed as n
girl with the PenrleHs Aorlallsts, and who
was Injured by u fall from a Irapezo In
( allforn n some weeks ngo, Is nt Christ Ifos-
pllui, alsout to undergo u severe, .surgical
npcrndnii. His parents reside nt Hnmesiaiid,
Norlh liorgen. The llttlo hid Is twelve yenrs

"Id-, Tho Jersey city Elks, at tbelr

session 8, donated S100 for relieving thu sitf-
rerers at Baltimore, Md. Tho check wrh
mailed to Exalted Ruler Charles Scbloren.
who wns Instructed to turn It over tu Mnvor

McLnln, of Hint city Machinist John

Laiigiihco swung Ihe now nsbesliw ciirlnln In
place at the Academy 8 .All tho then tri-
es I malingers have made needed emergency
Improvement* af their own volition, not wait-
ing; for uiiy ordinance or law on the subject.
.....Pi'iirl Aluluo, of the Cherry Blossotiia
Huriosi|iiem, fell from the Iraunding wire
nt Ihe, Bon Ton, niittluee of I), nnd wns cut
about thu fncu. She was attended by u due-
tor und sent home.

a

Hllaubvth.— Theatrical business In Eliza-
beth hits ban* Improved for the past week.
The Stall' Ut lltivlhi at Inn lions at the I,v
iciiin Theatre liuvo proved uulle satisfactory.
Nellie McIIunry, In ''M'llas/' eumo Poh. 8-10,
to excellent returns. "Her b'lrst Fitlsp Step,''
11-HI. opened with big business, and con-
tinued to lurgo returns. .The company wns
one of thu best this season. A -linn and
lioness received their share of tho liberal ap-
plause. To nrrlvo: "A Llttlo Outcast" ln-
17, "In tho Shadow of tlie Gallows" 18.20,
"The Orphan's Prayer" 22-24, "The Moon-
ah liter's Dniujhter" 2B-27.

Jacobs'.. » T 'Prlnce of PIIkcii" 10.

Tii'H. — The ushers of ihn Lycoum Theatre
did well, with Nelllo Mcllonry, In "M'IIkh,"
uh u benefit, 8-10.... Tho "Railroad . Jack"

Co. dosed hero Tlm Lincoln's Birthday

business done ut the Lyceum Theatre, With
"llor First Fulso Htep,'' wns phenomenal. '
l i ■

llolioken — At the Lyric (II. P. Soulier,
manuger). — BsMaMoa Is snllsfuclory, Fot
Feb. 1-1-17, "Tlie Govcrnnr'a Bon;" Kate
f.'laxlon, In "The Two Orphans," 18-20:
"Child Sluvcs of New York 22-21, "Tho Or-
phan's Prayer" 2."-27.

Empire (A. M. Bniggetaunii, proprietor).
■ — Tho offerings Inst week were of a high
grade, and business was In proportion, tho
Boston Failettes Woman's Orchestra being
the prlm.'l|Mil magnet. The Fanlzcr Trio
luivo made their net decidedly Interesting.
Bill for lfi.20: .fumes Thornton, La Troiipit
Curmon. Hal Godfrey und Co., Chus. Ascott.
una Mile. Eddie, Ollroy, Ilavncs mid Mont-
Komiiry, Antrim nnd Peters, Three Mitchells,
and the eliiwgruph. Liiwsou and Ntinnon
ojieiied 1), Jnmes untl Bonnie Parley cloHlng.

4«» .

COXXKCI'lVVT.

Kevr Haven — At Ihn Hyperion («. B.
Bunnell, itianuger;. --William f'olllcr. lu tlm
Initial twrfornuiticc of Richard ' Harding
Davis' farce. I'The Dictator," appeared, to
large audiences, Feb. 4. C. "A Country Olrl"
pleated 0, "Parsifal" came, to a crowded
houtie, 8, "Buster Brown," to 'good returns,

?•. .» ol . ,t i erln f . olorl0 '" ,nltlBl performance,
11-18 : "The Prlnco of Pllaen" 18.

Oranii Opeba Hoi/sb (0. B. Bunnell, man-
ager). — "Tim Darkest Hour" oamo. to good
returns. 3-5. "Robert Emmet" 8-10, Joo
Welch n. 13, "The White BlnVe" H.-17.
■JJttftJ" M, *!**..t£ 7 '- i*ft manuger).—
TPWKV" *'^ k of ? Ini'hidM Carrie Nation,
Mattle Kennedy and Clayton Hooncy, Mme.
Bmmy'a mta. Mr.' and Mrs. .Tetinlo Bnrrjr, tlm
Two Vifcku, Wlllamg aua-MJlwnv Xiea. J;
Cyan aaU Miuj BleUclO. BU ' m "' , *"»• «

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February 20,

"The Little Church Where You and I Were Wed"

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Evenings s. Hat. Saturday %

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Wll I iTIT'C EVENINGS, 8.18.
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F.. F. A LBKe, General Manager.

HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

B. K. BOHUUON, Booking Manager. Association

of Vaudovllle Managers. St. lumen Bldg., Broad-

way ana 2cth St.. N. T.

PASTOR'S

New York City.

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Smith A Fuller,

PlIllluA Dlk»,

Sailor A Barborelto,
Xumin* Trio,
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WANTED AT ALL T1MEB, Living UnMoiMM,

Freoka of Nature, also First Class Vaudeville Act*

t or Tuoatro, Address J. H. ANDERSON. Manager.

"SIMPLE SAL TOMPKINS"

M ure nun making go od al PftjgMO UlUbs.

JuSEF YARRICK, magician,

lnvlic* offers, 100 BAST s a d ST.. Now York,

C. W. AXLEY

THK iniKDI JVUULKR,
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PURCELL and BROOKS.

Twice In (lie aaine plnee. Return dale this week,
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"The Jolly Trio,'

GUSHING, MERRILL and KRIOKBON.
Kn Route with own company.

DALY m KELSO,

BLACK VAOH SINUINQ AND DANCING
COMEDIANS IN VAUDEVILLE.

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GBRMAN COMKDIANR. WORK IN fWB.

A. R. WARNER and C. A. ALTMAN

I'rvscnt Hie Sterling Y'oung Actor,

HOMER R. BARTON

In lIKUBKtrT HALL W1N&LOW aud
KUB1> S. QIBUb" Western Drama

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Addr ets Mil coliilliin ie ntiolis to DAVID BABEL.

~AT LIBliBTT FOR UIRCU8 SEASON.

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Two pood nciK — 111 mitt, win tct, 10 mln.
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lu cstnhilnliod wimll Vauili'vlllo Thentm In
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WANTED, HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS IN ALL LINES.

The Most THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED Park Theatre in America. Bookings Open FEB. 15. Those Who

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WILL PAY TBK FULL VALUATION FOR BiKKY GOOD ACT. WANT ONB 8TMONO HBAD-LINB ACT BACH WBBK AT EACH PARK THROUGHOUT THB S K AS ON.

=;; NOTK.- On or about Uhc Jrat of June nuMtew heantlful $60,000 ihenre In Plghland, 3 miles south of Fort Sheridan, will open. It will be run In Summer with HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE and In
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notk.—bio sensational and OUT DOOK ACTS wanted during tbe season. Also want Band and Orchestra of it) pleceB to play afternoon concerts and at night to he divided Into TWO
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CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN.

$7 .00 SINGLE , te OO DOUULh' PER WEBa.

CHBHTERFIELD.— Blegsnt Hotel; modern.
Perfeut ouisino, service, appointments. European
plan. J. M. H ANRA ll an, Prop., Petersburg, Va.

ROBINSON Illl'IKI., BUFFALO, N. V., Wash
tngton and Baglo Sts. (opvualio Hotel Iroquois),
HARRY ASHUS, Prop. European and American
pl an. Roo ms son, per d ay up. A m. plan, jj to n

llotei. Ueadqaarters for
the profession. 1th and
Walnut Sts,, ST. LOUIS.

RULING'S

TRAFALGAR, 116-117 East 14th St., New York,
opp. llowey. Rooma 60c., 76o., (1, $1.60 day; $2.6o
to I g week. w. D. u annioan, Propr.

HOTEL, savoy, Youngstown, Ohio.— Euro-
peaii plnu; now; rooms, 60o,, 7Sc, 11 ; headquarv
(era for prof etHlnn; convenient to theatres; cor,
Hoardman and Champion Sts, A. J. Qrubner.Prop.

II 111 .limine.

WubiiHli .t Mudlaon, CU1CA0O.
O. 0. Vauglian, Prop, Strictly
American Plan, $9-»16 single;

NIC BObLER'S NEW HOTEL, 2nd and

Jefferson sts., Louisville, Ky. Amer. plan. Rates
87 double, 18 single. Everything new but NIC. ',

THE MUELLKH.formerlyOLIPPEK HOTEL,
will treat you right In regard to rates and service.
MIDNIGHT LUNCH Without Extra Charge.
Leas than ti minutes' walk of all the leading
theatres. Write ahead for room.

0HA8. MUELLER JR., PROP., Milwaukee, WIS.

K\t:Ki,i.KN'r Rooms aud Hoard, 88, up. Con-
venient to all theatres. Es'b'd '78. BROWN. 240
K. Ohio St., Chicago. Tclophono 3821, Dearborn,

Hilt's New Hotel Gate.- ff'^iSfpffil!

Rooms Mo. to 70c. por day; flbO and I3.no a week.

Ladles' Ketmuranl on socoud tloor. No. & let. 4th
St., Wi lmi ngton, Del. C. R. HOLT, Prop.

Ilurkl, OXFORD, Canal .(- Adams SM., West
Side, CHICAGO. American A European. Special
rates to Professionals, FRANK HUNT, Proprietor.

HOTEL VELEY

BUROPBAN PLAN.

A3- Special weekly rates to the profession. ?
186 Clark ML, Chicago. Most central location In City

IHE UIISI P0PIII1 AND ORIGINAL

ISONC BOOKSI

Price M.OO per 10(1. special price per
I thousand, royal ithlisium; ni,, ,
BiS-nSQ UkukI St.. Phlla.lelphlii. r.i.J

ELM GARDEN

TOR IlEXT. flood opportunity Tor good
manager. Will rent chenp. W. O. CXJOLEYi

Valley llonso. Hlnglinniton, K, Y.

Musical Cinpssitloiis Published & Inlroduced

Write for particulars. FREE MUSIC CLUB
OF AMRlltOA,
... 141 West lUtb Street, Kew York City.

* BANKS' IDEAS *

No. 7

Is the latest 1'sne, and you want It If
you with to keep up with the "Vaude-
ville Vehicle." Up to date Parodies,

Monologues, Sketches, End Ongs, Recitations,
Short Gags, Cross Fire Work, Etc. Get out of the
old rut. use tbe best while you are paying for it.
Hat the i heapvht no long as you get i>e be-<t
quality, lu other words, use BANKS' IDEAS.
You will n<t be »o> rj y.iu tried this work. K's nu
EXPEKIMKNT, but A FACT. Established
for over seven years. If not right It could not
live. Ideas No. 7. Just out. nuc. PKR COP v.
Nob. 6, 0, 7 while they last for 81. Any two books
for 80c. Send ioday. ou> banks,
221 Lockwood St., Providence, R. I.

WANTED,

THOROUGHLY CAPABLE AHD

EXPERIENCED MAN FOR

LEADS and HEAVIES.

Flna appearance. Al wardrobe positively
necessary. One that can direct uud ruu stage
preferred. State age, height, weight, lowest
saUry first letter. Send photo Address
J.N RENTPROW, Jolly I'athflnder lllg Stock Oo.,

FUhklll, N. I*., Feb. 16, week; Danbury, Conn.,

Feb. sj, week.

NOTICE TO TBE PB0FEH8I0I.

ttUSKER EITY ROTEL ?. BESTMAltT

Newly fnrnlshed, 110 and ANNEX 181 N. 8th HT. ;
also 132 N. Oth ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Special
rates to professionals, fl per day; |i and 8s
single, per week; 810 >nd 8i2donble, per week.
A. WATTENHOFFER. Proprietor.
Next door to Dune Museum. Three to five
minutes to all thoatres.

k« Liberty,

C. EDDIE MORTON,

LIGHT COMKDY and -tl V K\ll.K\
IIKUILINKH, SINGING SPEOIALTIEN.

Address at, once,

NDbOUY'Sii LAIM CO., Washington, P.O.

Wanted at Onoe

0000 GENERAL BUSINESS IAN AND WOMAN

And other Userul People. Lous engageinent to
GOOD PEOPLE. State all first letter and lowest
salary. Addresser wire quick,
IRWNB .1KAVO.NS, Bridgeport, Ohio.

THE GREAT BALTIMORE FIRE

(slide* with Lemure). seven While Mre Raged,
Nine Excellent Views of cults. Our Opcntors
were nt Work Fifteen Minutes After Outbreak,
and Art) the Only Negatives Made Dai Ing Progress
of Disaster. 40o Plain, t'.Si. Coored, Get orders
In at once, iney are Mouer Getters.

TliE EDIION MOTION PIUTORH COMPANT.
No. 610 West Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.

PERFORMERS FOR SUNDAY.

Sohmer Park

ARTISTS OF ALL
KINDS WRITE .
FOR SUNDAY
DATE.

MONTREAL.

3Bx2BMip RoofTant

Money older for $26 takes it,. WILL BUY 20x40
TENT. WILLIAM A. TRIPP,
34 Purchase Street, New Bedford, Mass.

BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE*

Second Hand Films, Bong Slides and Machlnea
Bought, Sold and Exchanged. 604 WASHINGTON
ST.. Room 42. Boston. Mass.. nop. Adams House.

BERTRAM MILLAR,

LBADS AND HEAVIES.

47 W. 28th ST., NEW YORK.

Eugene Emmett and Morris Kane,

THE ORIGINAL LAUTERBACH HOYS. CAN BK

ENGAGED NOW FORSHMMER PARKS.
GEN. DEL.. VIRGINIA, MINN.

WANTEO— Y0UH6 WOMAN FOR AERIAL

Work, Single Bar or rings. Good amateur con-
sidered. Address u»l SARATOGA ST., East
Boston, Mass. Long engagement.

Wanted, Second Hand Film

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.

Address BEN GILBERT,

Care of OL1 PPER oillce, N. V.

OPEN TIME FOR ONE IN MARCH AND THREE

IN APRIL. One cne-nlght attraction every ten
days is all we want.

KKNNETT OPERA HOUSE. Rennet!, Mn.

At Liberty, CLARIONET.

Address L. a.sterzhnbach, Osmdea, Ohio

By SPECIAL ABBAH8EMEHT

With DAVID BELASCO, the

DE MILLE-BELASCO PLAYS,

"The Wife," "Lord Chumley," "The Charity
Ball," "Men and Women,"

WILL HEREAFTER BE

toiler the Sole Management oi

MRS. HENRY C. DE M1LLE,

KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE BUILDING,

IMS iiro.nl way . NEW YORK.
Office S08. Telephone, 8868 88.

Attention!

THEATRES, CARNIVALS, FAIRS.

Something- New!

A Self Checking, Automatic

TICKET SELLER!

Fran d I mpoKuiblo -Highly Indorsed.

S-nd for circular. II. J. PAIN, 12 Park Place,

New York City, New York.

SCENERY,

ALL KINDS, TO ORDER.

Asbestos Curtains

THE TIFF1H SCESIC CO., Tifiln, 0.

SCENERY

PAINTERS OF HI0H GRADE AUTISTIC

8GBHEBT.
Water Proof Dye Scenery for tba Bold

A Specially.

GLOBE SCENERY CO.,
No. 14 to 24 Empire Park Placo, Tlflln, O.

At liberty,

ADVANCE AGENT,

Sober, Reliable and Industrious.

CAN JOIN ON WIKB AND PAY OWN. ItE-
LIAJILK MAXAU10II9 ONLY.

L. W. CRAWFORD, care of CLIPPKR.

VERNON STOCK CO.,

BENJAMIN B. VERNON, Mgr.,

WANT9 Useful Stoc •* People. G iod looking and
wsrdrohe. High uiasa Vaudeville Talent and
Pianist. Address Mt. .lewett, Pa., Feb. 17-20;
Olcan, N. Y., Feb. 222J. '

All Kinds of Circus Acts, Concert People, Musi-
cians, Violin Piayer, Advance Agent and Good
Oool. Don't want any Cone; rt Ball Sketch Team,
or people to praotloe. Nofancvsasrlea. Bavn
for Bale two tents, used three monihs. 60x80 and
9X10. TITTLE'S OLYMPIC SHOW,
llnesvuic, Crawf^ rd Oo., Pa.

NEW COON BONO,

OH, CARO-MY CAROLINE.

THK W. I. LEGOKTT OO.,
•»« Sn. »«■■»». A»«. nklniurn. til.

Shooting Gallery Supplies

LATEST NOVELTIES. Write tor Illustrated Oats
iogue. WM, WVRFCLB1N. Mar.,

808 N. Beennd St., Phllartrtphla. Pa.

mrr p»atatle and VnndawlU*

L U L l_ Instruction. Send no money.

r ll r ■ » lm P'y Name, Address and 2c.

■ >■ "■!■ stamp. A grand opportunity.

Mm \nmm. . south bostoi, mass.

WANTED, HOOD COfflEOIAH,

White, for spBcUlty and to Assist Mag Irian; sta e
lowest salary 0'St letter. Address

» HOF. c. F. wa y, Aberdeen , S. D.

WANTED. FOR STEVENS & MOSSMAW,

CORNET PLAYER WITH MUSIC.

Give lowest salary. Join on wire. ANNA, III.

"ALL A MISTAKE"

(NELSON & SPAETIO, Proprietors),

A FEW MORE GOOD PBOPLB,

Including Juvenile Man aud Woman, S. and D.
Houbrette, Character Man and Woman, Sister
Team, Chorus Girls. Oana'ao nse a BUSTLING
AGENT who knows Ohio aud Indiana. Competent
Musical Director, Seenlo ArtUt who can build.
All people must have A i voices and send photos.
No advances un'ess we know yon personally,
We refer to any house in Buffalo or commerciui
agencies.

MANAGERS IN PA., OHIO, SBND

OPEN TI1VIE.

WE HAVE THE SHOW AND THE PAPER.
Address JOHN A. NEL80N,
Suite e, M Niagara St.. buutalo, N. T.

For Spring and Summer,

LEADING WOMAN With good wardrobe. WOMAN
for JUVENILES and HEAVIES, LEADING MAN,
not less than oft.oln.; HEAVY Man, OOMKMan
with up to date Specialties, CHARACTER MAN
to Manage Stage: also First Class PIANIST. Other
people, write. Make your salary reasonable.
LINCOLN I. KIBBEY, Farmer City, III.

TO OPEN IABCH 7,

(2) Two Good Sketch Teams, doing one good sin-
gle each and one good strong sketch each, flood
treatment, long season, sure money. Lady
Piano Player who can sing Illustrated songs. We
have outfit. Hotel and ll H. paid.' Make salary
low. Don't misrepresent.

KLINE A BLAKE. Oeh. Del., Detroit, Mich.

$100.00 GUARANTEE.

I Want Good Faroe Comedy

or Minstrel Show,

For NOV. s. luoi Will gnrantee tbe above amount.
Would Buy Good Farce comedy with Short Oasl.
L ODI OPEBA HOUSE, Lodl, Ohio.

OAR WATNED.

Wo want to Lease a Good FurolBhed Combination
Sleeping and liming Carlo accommodate 2.'. people.
Musi be In good condition and equipped for fast
servlr.e Also Com. Oar to aceommodnle 40 people'.
Send diagram of cars, full particulars and best
terms for this and next season 10

J. ARTHUR NELSON,
Suite 6, (16 Niagara St., hmr-ilo.N. V.

Do You WANT MILITARY 600DS?

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY 8UIT8,
TBNT8, GDNSand EQUIPMENT OF EVERY
description. From Government Anctton.
No matter what you want In that line I can
supply It. New or second hand. Bend for
catalogue. B. B. ABRAHAMS,

. 222 South St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Usef al Medioiae Performer

Hast change for oneweok and be a good organ
player. SaUry what yon are worth. Tickets, yes.
certainly— Not You mint bo a gentleman and
attend to your own business. Can't use knockers,
sneaks or loud mouthed people. AddroaB
HARRY WOODWARD, Gen. Del., Bangor, Md.

AT LIBERTY,

Arthur Li, Fanshawe,

CHARACTER COMEDIAN, LIGHT COMEDY.
STAGE MANAGER, PLAY DIRECTOR. Ward-
robe first otaBs: Boher and reliable. Closed sea-
son 32 weeks. J, O. Rockwell Co. Have 'sorlnta of
original and standard plays.
Address HARDWIOK, TT.

Car For Bent

My Elegant Private Oar For Rent. Especially snlt-
abletor a Traveling Specialist or a star who can
afford luxuries. Haa large oompartment tor Scen-
ery and Baggage, 8 state Rooms, Parlor, Dining
Room, Buffet and Kitchen, all furnished.

J. T. R. CLARK,

RIDGE BLDG.. Kansas City, Mo.

Thomson & Van di veer's

Circus, Memgerle end Hlppidrine Tints.

Have a record of over forty years as being superior
in Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Durabil-
ity and Economy to all others manufactured. Es-
timates given on application.
No. 880-28J B. THIRD ST.. Cincinnati, O.

SlrittnonJralB Aguts& CiBvassore SbbiIIm

We Always Bave tbe Latest Novelties.

Send for our New Catalogue.

TJNrVBBSAL SUPPLY OoT «niPAOA

D| AVC AoU > 8oD F"' Et0 - Written. Bend
rLH I.Os stamp, Al Rorerences. interviews
S r »tfJ?2 n i5£ Q , t ,i »"»Ple Parody and 8 Gags, 10c.

FEBBTJAET 20.

TABLE! OF CONTESTS.

Miss Clipper's Anecdotes, Personalities and****'

'Commetnts Concerning stage Folk i»ri

George W. Hussey— Sketch ,' joy']

Our London Letter i 3M Joan

Loulso SyHester— Sketch ... ' SS

Vsodovljlc oud Mlustrcl. 1335 iiSS

Virginia Earl— Sketch m'.

Under the Tents * JSs

Our, Chicago Letter * 1..3J

Clipper Post Office "" |8H

Cbcss unci Checkers j.i.i.

Queries Answered , " l">iis

(.atest by Telegraph "' i».,.

On tie ttoaa.:

Vaudeville Koutc List.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1241

1341, 124'.!

New York City— Bevlew and'cJiumeiiV.'uiii' 11J4C

With the Bill Posters .,' y.^

Deaths In toe Profession 1247

World of Players i 21 y

THEATRICAL COI1BESPONDENCE.

New Ilituipsblre in-.,.

California wjy

Maine J2as

V"'? 12o8, 1230, 1245

Indiana , jo.,,,

District of Columbia {&,

llhodo Island jog..

New York Slate 12SB, 121tt

Louisiana JogM

Maryloud i«3i>

Utah 1280

New Jersey 1220, 1241

Connecticut 1280, 1247

Kentucky, .. 1200

Massachusetts J2B0, 1251

l-cnnsylvohla j2t;i

ft?*** • 1217, 1231

Illinois 1251

Kansas 1201

Washington 1243

M Issonrl . I 1 2 in

Michigan Kin

Nebraska ' U'lo-

Texas 1247

Minnesota 1247

Iowa ]247

Wisconsin 1247

Tcboessec 1247

OiUfon. 1247

Alabama 1247

Georgia 1247

VlrgGda 1247

West Virginia 1247

SSBSPSr-— --S =B=SH=== BH-5B-5S-H
'•' ' " ' Kutirc to Correspondent!.

''At'WoaMngton'a BMMav fall* on Monday,
nt' request that communication* intended for
pupation in Titro Clipper dated Feb. 87
•/Mil nach thU office not later than Satur-
day, Feb, to, if possible.

IiATEST BYTELEGAPE

Monday Wight's Oprnlngi In All the
1(1 it Show Towns,

COLUMN GATE GLUAMNUS.

"The Devil's Auction," "Tho Charity

Sill'J and "Men of J lent own" Are
«• New Current OrYeringa.

HptoiaVDlepatchesto Tub New Yoiik CumtB,
Sis FnANCisco, Feb. 10. — At tbo Colum-

lila I'll eat re last night begun tbo secoud ami
lust week of IiOiilH James, Frederick Wardo
A Co.,- In repertory. "Julius Osur" wob the
opening bill. Business lini beeu poor, fol-
lowing mines Denniuo Thompson, in "Tho
Old Homestead."

CALIFOllNIA TllEATKE.— "Tho Devil's AUC-

1 ion" Id on. (or tills week, opening Sunday,

\k ■ 1 '

ALCAZi.n Tjieathu. — Tho current week's
'bin' Is' "The Charity Ball." Oood business
inlwj how. Krod . Belaseo, one of the man-
agers of this house, has arranged for uu
early production of a dramatic version of
'Parsifal," and Fitzgerald Murphy, tho adap-
tor, <has arrived, hero to begin the reheasnls.

Oemthal THEAinn. — "Men of Jlimtow" In
holathtf attention thin week.

■Oiianii OrEOA Uovsa — This Is the second
and last week of Weber He iFlelds nml their
Nuw_york cOnypauy. Business, boa been im-
uieuso. This house has engaged Mrs. Flslte.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, In "Du Banry," and
illum-bo Ilitt.w, In 'The Darling of the Gods,"
who will Hhortly appear.
. Tivoli Opcpa Hoi'UG. — This In the Hlxth
wci'H- of "When Johnny Comes Marching
•Horoe.'i-

l p iijc'Hi;ii'H TnEATiiB. — "Holy 1'oly" began
1th' tcoptid week last night. Business has
fteon' large.

■ 0UiP|(uum TiiiiATiiii. — Bill opening 14, for
ttlu Mw I Weruor AuioroH Troupe, tho Ten
.v»(Knsr . uii'h-, Harry rhomson, zinka and
Wing, Van and Kcauiuont, Tborne ami Curlu-
'0)1, Snyder and Buckley, Blco and Hliner,
ltd Itlio 'blcKruph.

Chutes. — This week's bill, opening Inst
nlgiiV haines: Kelly and Vlolette, Atabol
(■nuiwii, , Ji -vlug Joui'f, Mr. and Mrs. Hull,
llaAlon and Zunfretta, Wlustnnlcy and Sul-
HVftii; MlHun Levy, and the anlmatlscope.
Uuod business has been the rule.
•.•JfoTKH. — Lillian Blituvelt, a young Amerl-
"in prluia donna, will concert lie Tu Lyric

adl:"tittder the direction of Will Greoubaum,

oii .tW overlings of It) and W Inst., and tho

irftornoou of p _'0 The KllUes wilt play at

tuo Alluunbra Theatre, coninienclng Tuesiluy,
l r tl>.' "l'<\, and contlDAililg' up to and Including
hiiudaj - , -28, with •wuunees on Wednesday,
1 vUiny, .bnturdiiv and Sunday afternoons.
'.:.■:•. •/It' was luleuded that the new Majes-
tic. Theatre, under the roarnuwement of Hurry
L .Huhop, nlmiild be llalsheu and opcued for
Moiu'ltiy, March 21 . with Mrs. (Flake and Co.
M*) t!bi» chhmiUik attracfion, but fludlng that
It will be lujjiosslblo to open by thut time,
Mrs. I'lsXo will go to the Grand lOpora House,
where she will till in that tune, and the new
'.IfeatiV will bo opened Monday. April 18,
wJty hjtibel frying anil Co., in "T he CriBls."

. :: , v I iiom OTHIGH I'divrs.

Gcjoil Dnelnesa Rnles lit the Varlona
..r .. ... . Folate.

Chicago, Feb. 10. — tiuuduy's weather con-
Qlrlolis wore favorable, uud business was geu-
♦rnlly, excellent Blanche Wulsli, In "Itesur-
feetlon,',''at MnVickcr's, and Paula Edwnrdos,
lp' 4i W1nfionio Wlnule," ut the Uurrlck, start-
ed the last half of their fortnights with

large "attendance Tbo Columbus again

tipetled for South side patronage. "The Mln-
Iter's, paughfers" pluylng to largo attend-
ance "Searchlights of a Great City"

appealed' to seating capacity business at the

Crlturlon.i droves belug tunied away Leon •

\y>cb.sner'g oernmii Drumutlc Co. revived
-At-the Whlto Horse Tavern," lu its original

language, at the Illinois C'hurles Itirh

"'SV' W*e" uu extra performance of "Cuptuln
H*'r.lnifou," with the Grand Opera House

woll ' ttlled Tlia seating capacity busl-

neas. which ruled for Wooduull's High Itoll-
or»; at the Trocudero. was coutluucd for
WfJl Bartou's Gaiety Co., which patked
1 liTcago's only burlesnue bouse twice oa Mn>
da,v l /,i...Jano Kennnrk. In "TJudar Two
I'lugj," will bo tho ensuing attraction at tbo

ttalutnbng I/ocal theatrical depression

was fqrtber relieved" Monday afternoon,

tfllen 'the Hayuiarket and Chicago Opera

'"'"10 reopened, with capacity crowds for

'.ft Castle's vaudeville bills Monduy

' 'Henry Irving resumed ills engageuient
minds The 8tudcbakvr and

Hqnao

nWit-L.

it .,tii», ..

•Irtnil; Opera House are dark, lit preparation
for the opening performances, Tuesday even-
Inm-uf vprlnce of PUsen" and "Darling of
Hi* Oods."

"'flT'."lJ0CIB, Feb 10.— Tho Scliuoiann-Ue'uk
tfoheerf on MondoV night, with the opening
WftfWWcw of the Graco George and D. H.
Sotnera engagements on the same night,
kept society working overtime that evening.
■Vnle. .tu-liumann-eelnk drew a big audlenco
at rlie Odcou.'and tbe "Pretty Peggy" open-
ing. drew well at the Century, Grace George

featured. Sotbern, In "The Proud Prince. •
aso had a largo and fashionable audience
"i thp Olympic... The Grand offering Is
Isabel Irving, in "The Crisis ;" Sundays

8SSi n ?. w,w we ," feuded The Gcrmun

ettock Co., at the Odcou, In "Staff Truninet

cr, was well attended 14 4rt Crawford's

Jane Kcnnark, In "Under Tw» «SS S

opened 14, to good bouses At the lui

perlnl the Smart Set bad big attendance at

Sundays opening "At tbe. Old CToks

Bonds ' opened Sunday at HuvllnN. and also
fnjoyed good patronage, as did Bentz-Santley

Dur lesquers, at Hie Standard The Co-

luiubla put on a change of vaudeville bill at
Monday niatluce, with muny clever turns In

evidence Hashngen'a Auditorium reports

good Sunday business, as do the Broadway
Mnsce anil the Zoo. '

Piiiladeli'IIIA, 1'eli. 10. — A l,rl B k, clear
nlitht. and u One array of offerings nt the
theatres combined to bi-iug vul (he thoatri'-
go ng farce ; conseuneutly filled Imkhck iire-

vn led idong tbe line "Whitewashing

Julia' introduced Fay Davis and n capita?
company ut tho Broad, n large audience vot-
ing tho attraction dollghtful At the

Walnut "Tbo Awakening of Mr. 11i>p" re-
turned, and was welcomed by a large gather-
ing, while tbe continued offerlngK — feoffors
Bros., at tho Opera House; "Baliette," nt
the Gurrlck, and "The Marriage of Klttv," at
the Chestnut— nhowed undiminished iilletid-

nnco "ArlKHia," nt the Auditorium,

and "Our Xew MlUstor," at the Park, Imth
uccompllslud line results, und other mniblna-

tlon lMxises drew well Stock conipnnles

earned praise and fine pntronnge for good
pi«<luctIons, Keith's two houses held large
ptherlugw of vaudeville lovers, while bur-
lesque houses and tho rest on the list fared
well.

Kansas CitV, Feb. 1«.— Mrs. Lungtry
'.',v^ n . cd .5 turefi nights' engagement ut tho
\Mllls Wood Inst tUght, appeurlng in "Mrs.
Deenng's Divorce," before a large and fash-
ionable audience At the Grand Kntli-

eryn Wlllard. in "The Power Behind the
Ihronc," opened to a big Sunday matinee,

and had n packed house at night Two

cspaclty Hunduy houses iw the new vaude-
ville bill nt tho Orphcum, in which Ernest

'Hogan was tho headllner T"he Willis

was tilled twice, with "The Fatal Wedding"

pa tbe offering Tho Auditorium had a

big inallnee and capacity night house, with

the Byrne Brothers, In ''Bight Bells."

At the Century two big houses saw and en-
joyed Fred Irwin's Majesties Walter

Whiteside opens at tto Willis Wood on
Thursday night.

Cinoixnati, Feb. 10.— MiLilne Blliott
Opened nt the arund Monday night, In "Her
tlwn Way," and was greeted by a large and

enthusiastic nudlence Tho engagement

of Chnrles Warner, In "Drink," had a most

successful lunugurul at Koblnsou's.

"The Fortune Teller," under tho direction
ot Milton and Sargent Aborn, packed the

Walnut Street At the Lycoum "A

Rugged Hero" met with favor nt the hundi

of a big audience Tho Columbia's bill

pleased great crowds Phil Sheridan's

City Sportn gave u good «how nt thi? People's.

Washington, Feb. ltt.— Adu Behan and
Otis Skinner opened a repertory week at;
the National, with "Merchant of Venice."
n largo and representative audleuce attend-
ing Frank Daniels, lu "The Office Boy,

crowded tho Columbia Ward and Voken,

In "A Pair of Pinks," packed the Lafayette.

Dun Duly was tho top liner of a groat

vaudeville bill at Chase's, which drew over-
flowing houses, afternoon and nlgbt

"The Man Who Dared" had a big opening

nt the Academy "Nobody s Claim"

tilled the lOiuplic twice with well pleased

audiences: Clark's Biimiwiiy Girls bud

two large houses at the Lyceum.

NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, — Taylor Opera House (A. H.
SlinuiondK, manager). — Maude Adums nnd
her coinpui'y delighted one of the best houses
of the season Feb. S. Curse Puyton nnd his
coin jinny, 9 und tho balance of the week, hud

food business. Hooked : "l'rlucc of Pllseu"
0, Harry Lelghtou 1(1, Earl Burgoss aud
Co. 17-L'O, "A Texas Steer" 2'1, local 28-2.'..
Henry Miller 20, "Tha Wrong Mr. Wright' 1
i.7.

Utah: Htkeet Tiipatbe (I. C. Sllshlur,
manager). — "Her First False Blup," 8-10,
did well. Harry Clay Blimey, 11-18. had
good business. Booked: "Now York Day by
Day" 10, Kate Claxton 17. "A Llttio Outcast"'
18-iiO.

Tiiknt Thdatbo (lidward Ken ton, mana-
ger). — ThlH bouse continues to do great
business. 'Hie people ure delighted with tho
bookings, uud show their appreciation by
tilling the house ut each performance. The
.following people, S nod week, were well re-
M-lved : Al. Itiryuo, Polot, Petchlug Broth-
ers, Baker nnd Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Bobyns.
Hurry Brown, Four Lukeu* Booked 15 und
week : Boston Fuddles l<udy Orchestra. Ot-
vlile and Frank. Mr. uud Mrs. Fred Gott-
loh, Marlowe, Plunkett and Co., ■ Major Sis-
ters, Chris Lane, Martini and Max Million.
a

ratcrsou. — (John J. Goetschlus, man-
ager 1. — "To Die at Dawn" and "Bobert Km-
met provided entertainment here lust week.
The first named, a startling melodrama, was
presented by u company headed by Elsie
Crater, and approval was expressed by good
sized audiences, i», 10. Tbo Irish drama at-
tracted big bouses 11-13, and patrons saw
11 splendid production. Junics K. Huckctr.
brought "Tho Crown Prince" Hi, which Is
to be followed by ".New York Day by Day,"
10, 17: "A Hidden Crlmo" 18-110, Frauklo
Carpenter Co. week of L'Z.

Bi.tue Thbatsb (J. Henry Kowlev, man-
ager). — Fad Irwin's Majesties played at this
bouse last week, the entertainment being to
the liking of Paterson's vuudevillo patrons.
This week, the Guy Masquerader* ; next
week, tbe World Beuters.

Bbncimkou. — Ji 11. Bowley, husband or

Mrs. Ben Leavltt, will munago the BIJou for

Messrs. KaU,' Bishop & Bruuu, to whom

Mrs. Leavltt made nu assignment lust week.

*

Atlantic Oily.— At the Ocean Plor The-
atre (Harrv D'listu, representative). — A
crowded house enjoyed Wm. Favershum's per-
formance of "Lord and Lady Algy" Feb. S.
liiuDii Hunting, In repertory, had good houses
for the balance of the week. Hmmu Bunt-
ing continues 15, 10, "Tho County Fair" li,
"Othello" 20, Henry Miller 'Si.

At.'uiromuM Visit (Giles W. Clement, man-
ager). — The Imperial Ojieru Company re-
opens this house 20, presenting operatic re-
pertory Indefinitely.

STEtn Pieu (J. B. Bothwell, muuuger).—
Vessclla's ltoyal Itatlau Band, Oreste Ves-
sclla, conductor, Is tho pormauent attraction

here.

a '

Camden. — Camden Theatre (M. W. Tay-
lor, manager). — That versatile actor, Thomas
E Shea, closed a very successful week's
engagement here. S. B. O. signs wove dis-
played throughout tbe week. The udvanee
pale of seats whs extremely heavy Mr.
8hea's presentations were particularly ac-
ceptable! his "Dr. .lekyll and Mr. Hyde r ' pos-
sibly huvlng the preference, with "Banished
hv tho King" n close second. Coming: ro
Vat Daw" 1M T. "For Her mta'lMJ,
"'l-he Man WTio Dared" L'2-21, "A Little

note— Vva ''Nelson, character comedian,
a resident of this city, was called home from
bis company, playing In Youkers, N. Y., to
attend the funeral ot bin mother.
n »

— "Snuey Sally," au lSugllsh three act
farce was given Its flret production In
Atuorlca at ft 1 Hollls Street Vhoatre, Bos-
ton, Mass.. on Feb. 8, br Charlea tUiwtiey.
and his company.

On tbe Roads

All Routes Mn.i Reach fa Not Later
Than Monday.

dbamath;.

A

Athiuu, Muiidn (Charles Irohui.iu. iugr.1 — Ilt«ton,
Mass.. Feb. 1.127.

Allen, Vlolu iC'birles W. Allen, ragr.)— N. Y.
City Feb. Itulatvt Hi.

Anhrey Stock, Kastcrn. Atlttentlial llmuirra' (Wil-
liam Datldge. nigr.)— Nuw ttrunswlck. S. }.,
Feb. 15-2o. Vonkers, N. Y., 82-27.

Auhrey Stock. Vertrm, Mlttetithnl Brctbers' (Carl
Breluu. rugr.)— Aulairn. N. Y., Feb. 10-20,
Wulcrtonu 22-27.

"Are yon a Mason;" (Julius Cahn. ntgr.) — Kllen-
vllle, Wash.. Feb. IS. Norlh Ynktinn 10. Ut»
vllle 17, itpeknuc 1S-2U, Unite. Mont.. 21-21,
tlreat Falls St, Anoeoadn 20. llelenn ST.

"An Kngllsb Daisy" (Weber * Fields, ragrs.l—
N. Y. City Feb. I5-20.

"Arlaotia," it. II. Buymnau's (3. U. Palsvr, ragr.)
—PliUaoelahU. N., Feb. U-20, Newark, N. J.,
22-27.

"AlpbraiM! ami Huston,'' fins Hill's -Cripple
Creek, Colo., Feb. 17, Victor IS. Colorado
Springs in. (irvcley 20, Denver 21-87.

"Al Ibe Old Cross Iloads" 1 Arthur O. Alston,
ingr. ) — St. I^mis, Mo., Fab. 14-20. tadlan-
apolls, Inil.. 22-21, Mum-to 26, Dayton, U. (Sol-
diers' Home) 2ii. Levlngton. Kv.. 27.

"Across the PuclUe" (Hurry Clay Blaney, ingr.)
— N. V. City Feb. 18-30.

"At Orliiplc Creek"— Norfolk. Va.. Feb. 1.1-80.

"An Arfslwrutlc Trauip" (Wm. Kllroy. mgr. i- —
Ithmls. O.. Feb. 17. Mluerul City IS. Omni
Dover It). MansUeld 2(1.

"At Pike's Peak." II. II. Flilon's (Claude Hoanl-
tuiin, iiujr.) — ilrnyrllle, III.. Feb. 18, ■nMsjMI
20, Newton 28.

"American Hobo" (W. D. Newall, ingr.) — Alliuua,
0.. Feb. 18, Mel'onellHTille IP. Lanenster 80,
Cbllllcolbe 22, Zaiiesvlllc 24, Cnboeton 2.*,
Masslllon 2t:. Canton 27.

"Along the Kennebec" (C. 11. Keno, mgr.l—
Schenectady, N. V., Feb. t7, Troy 1M-80, Item-
ton, Mass., 22-27.

II

Bluuclin Ilatea (David Belaseo. mgr.)--CUiiaigo.
III., Feb. in, Indellnlle.

Barrymorc. Etbel (Charles Frohmun, nwr.) — Al-
tooua, Pa., Feb. 1.1, Wheeling. W. Va., HI,
Dayton, 0., 17. Toleilo 18. South lieml, In.i ,
HI, drimd Uaplds, Mich., 20, Fort Wayne, lnd.,
22, Terrc Haute 23, Kvnnsvllle 24, Lexington,
Ky., 20, Knoxvllle, Tenn., 2(1, Cbnttummgn 87.

llhighmu, Amelia — Syracuse. N. v., Fell. IS, Ctlea
10, Huiriii.i 18-20.

Bloodgood. Clara (Obarles Frobniau. mgr.) — Pitts-
burg, Pa.. Feb. 1S-20, liultlniore. M.I.. 22-27.

Bellow, Kyrle (Lletilcr A Co., Ulgrs.)— X. I. City
Feb. IS, lnilcUnlte.

Boyd. Archie, In "Joshuu- Wbltoisub" (Kllpnt-
rlek A I lu nils 1,. 11, uigrs. K- Webster, Muss., Feb.
17, Marlboro lis, Uocklnnd in, New Bodford 80,
Boston 22-27.

Blulr, Eucenlo (Henri flrasslt. mgr.) — Worcester,
Mass.. Feb. 10-20.

Beresfoni, Harry (J. J. Colemuu. mgr.) — Hous-
ton. Ten.. Feb. IP, Fort Worth 80.

Ilimelll, William, and llwo SUibl— Torouto. Cuu..
Feb. 10-20.

Dennett & Moultuu <V. C. Twltchell, uigr.)— Hbi»-
orsrllle, N. Y.. Feb. 22-27.

Bennett ft Mooltou (A. P. Bced, mgr.)— -Mouut
Carrnel. Ph., Fell. 10-20. Ashhnid 82-27.

Bennett ft Moiiltnu (J. M. Toir, mgr.) — .lobus-
(own. I'u.. Feb. 15-20.

Bennett ft Monlton (Ira K. Newlmll. mgr.) —
Yonkers, N. Y., Feb. 15 20. Poiighkeeiwle 22-27.

Hemiett 4 Moulton (W. A. Pnrtello, uigr.)— Ha»-
erstraw, N. Y„ Feb. 15-80.

Bunting, Emma (Earl Burgess, mgr.) — Tivuton.
N. J.. Feb. 17-20, Cliester, Ph., 28-27.

Breckenrldge, Charles, Stock (Boyd P. Joy, mgr.)
— Burlington, Knu., Feb. 10-20, Junction City
22-27.

Brown Amusement, Southern (E. Brown, tuitr.J —
Lu Orange, Tei., Feb. 10-20. Bastrop 28-37.

Brown Amusement, Western (E. Urowu, ingr.).--
South Mi-Alcter. Ind. Ter.. Feb. 10-20, Wag-
oner 22-27.

Belcher's Comedinns IW. M. Belcher, ingr.) —
Mouett Mo., Feb. 17, Eicter 18-20, Sprlngdahi,
Ark., 22-27.

Boyd Burrows Brumntio — Wullmck, Nob., Feb. 10-
22, (Ireeley 23-28.

Iturkc-MeOimu (M. MeCnuu, mgr. >— Keyser, W.
Va., Feb. 10-20. Piedmont 22-27.

Bennett- Buhler (O. A. Bennett, mgr.)— Mount
Vernon, Ma., Feb. 10-17.

"Ben Hur" (Kluw A Krlangor, nigra.) — Memphis.
TeuD.. Feb. 13-20, Lexington. Ky., 22-24, Day-
ton, O.. 25-Mureli S.

•'Hunter Brown" (Broadburat 4 Currle. mgra.) —
I'liiladelpblu. Pa.. Feb. 10-20, Ynuugsloun, 0.,
22, Lornlu 23. Bundusky 24. Toledo 20-27.

"Bunch of Keys" (Oua Botbner, mgr.) — Youngs-
town, <>., Fclk 17, Salem 18, Lisbon 10, Shu-
riui, l'a.. 20, Oleurtlelt! 22, Phlllpaburg 23,
York Haven 24, Milton 25, Potlstown 20, Nor-
rln town 27.

"Breeiy Time" (Herlo U. Norton, mgr.) — Wolfn
City, Tex., Feb, 18, Honey (irovn 10, Boubsm
80. Durant, Iml. Ter.. 22. Caddo 2H, Atoka 24,
U'liigh 2.",, Coalgatu 20, Ardniore 87.

"Ikiwury After Dark," Sullivan. Harris & Woods'

Itlver. Mass.. Feb. 20-27.

Ikiwury
—Full —

"Burglur." Kaatern (A. Q. Sciimmon. mgr.) -
Mu rt In-burg, W. Vs., I'd.. 17, Ilagerstuwii, Md.,
IS, 1-iiiieiiHter. Pa., 80, Columbia 22.

"Burglar." Western (Wright 4 Ilnlght, nigra.)—
Clierokec, la., Feb. 17, Marcus is, Lu Murs Hi,
Hloux City 20, Klotui Falls, 80. Dak., 21, Pipe-
stone, Mln 11., 22.

"Hoy of the Btroct"--St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 18-20.

C

Crane, Wtn. II, (Uharles Frobuiun, mgr. I — Hvans.
vlllo, Ind., Feb. 15, Tern- Haute 10. Springfield,
III., 17, Fort Wunie. Ind., IS, Jackson, Mich..
HI, Battle Creek 20, Kulamaioo 22, llraml
Ituidils 2:;, LuiiKlug 24, Buy City 25, Saginaw
80, Toledo, I)., 87. , _

Carter, Mrs. Leslie (David Belaseo. mgr.)— To-
ronto. Cuu.. Feb. 10-20, Buffulo. N. Y„ 22-27.

(Jfoantn, Ueurlotta (David Belaaco A Mnurlco
Oumpbell, lugra.)— N. Y. City Fob. 10, Imlennlic

Cokhlan, lloso (Jnllua Murry. mgr.) — Gainesville,
Tex., Feb. 10. llallus 10. 17, Purls 10. Tcmr-
kuiiu, Ark., 20, Hot Hprlngs 82, Pine Blulr UK,
Utile lloek 21, Greenville. Miss., 83, Clarlut-
dalu 80. Memphis. Tenil., 27. . ,

Collier, Willluui (Charles Frolimau, mgr.) — Bos-
ton, Mass.. Feb. 10-27.

Colinns, Fonr (Fred Nlblo. nigr.)— Montgomery,
Alu.. Feb. IT, Pciisacoln, Fla., IS, Mobile, Alii.,
10, .Meridian, Miss., 20, New Orleans, 1st., 21-
87.

Clastou, Kate—Trenton, N. J.. Feb. 17, Hoboken
18-20, Brooklyn, N. Y., 28-27.

Clarke. Ilnrry Corsou— Houstmi, Tex., F«l>. 10-
JIurcb t».

Century Pluyers It. Wesley Koseuqticst, ingr.)—
.V. V. Oily Feb. 15, itideflultc.

CoOkCburch (H. W. Taylor, mgr.) — Oil Olty, O.,
Feb. 10-20, New Castle 2«-27.

Carpenter, Franklo (Jere Orady, mgr.)— Aiustor-
iliiui, N, Y., Feb. 15-80, Puleraon, N. J., 22-27.

Con my 4 Mack Coniedbins (P. P. Craft, uigr.)
— Rldgway, Pa., Feb. 15-17. Jobuaonliurg 1S-2U,
8mllbport 22-24, I'blllpsburg 20-87.

Carroll (kiinedy (Ion Carroll, mgr.) — Mlddleboro,
Ky., Feb. 15-20, Mount Sterling 22-88.

Colter 4 Wllllania Stock (W. B. Cutter & J. W.
Williams, mgra.) — Huekbamion, W, Vu., Feb.
10-20, Morganlown 22-21.

Corts Dramatle (M. U. Carts, mgr.)— Itussell,
Kim., Feb. IS-SU, Huys 22-24, Bills 25-27.

Creed's Ooniedlaus (Charles F.. Creed, mgr.)—
McArthur, O., Feb. 15-17, Now Straltsvllls 18-
80, Jacksou 25-27. . -

Olurk Stoek (Miles Berry, mgr.)— Falrfleld, III.,
Feb. 15-20. Taylorvlllu 22-87.

Csrltngtou, Kilo (A. 0, Orenit, mgr.) — Phillips-
burg. N. J.. Feb. 15-17. Dover 18-20.

"(Juuuty Chairman" (Henry W. Suvnge, mgr.) —
N. Y. City Feb. 15. UideflniU-.

"Checkers'; (Klrkc La Hurtle, mgr.)— N. Y. City

"entailer" (Wallace Monro, mgr.) — Dew Mouiea,
la., Feb. 10. 20. St. Joseph. Mo., 24.

"(Jhltd Slaves of New York'' (J. B. Isaac, ingr.)
— Albany, N. Y., Feb. lO-lT, llobokeu, h. J„
21-24.

"Cclorudo Waif" (Cross * Kimball, uigrs.') —
Abilene, Kau.. F*b. 17, Jundlon City 18,
Emporia II). Lawrence 20. St. Joseph, Mo„ 21,
22. Lcateoworth, Kan. (fioldlera' Home), 23,
Ottawo 24, Cbanuta 20, Fort Scott 20, Bprbig-

"Chcu'rastS'nllar Bvldencc" (Fred ». Fowler.

nurr.) Oakland, Cal., Feb. 17. 18, Sau Joac

20, 21. Stocbm 22. Anburu 20. (trass Valley
24 Nevada Olty 29, Oarson City, Nov., 20,
Virginia City 27. "

"County Fulr'' (H. A- M«un, mgr.)— Atlantic
City, H, J„ Pab. to Irentoi 18-ao.

'•Ooutlct't Daughter" (T. H. Waibburne. mgr.)—

Dea Mono, la., Feb. 17.
B
Drew, John (Charles Frohmau. uigr.l— Mohlla,

Ala., Feb. 10. Blriolughain 10. Knoxillle. Tenn.,

17, lA-xlugtoti. Ky.. 18, Louisville 10, 20, Cin-
cinnati, <).. 88-2,.
D'Orsay. Ijiarenco (Kirk l.s Sliclle, mgr.) —

Brooklyn. N. V.. Feb. 10-20, Hartford, Conn.,

22, 2.1. New Haven 24. 25, Wonder, Mass.,

20, 27. ,

Davis, Fay (ChurnM Froliniaii. mgr.) — 1'hll.vlel-

plilu. Pit.. Feb. 10-27.
Dodge. Siuif.iM -CroKiou. In., Feb. I", Atlantic

2*1, Carroll 23, Harlan 24, West Point. Set*.,

H. Dm id Clly 27.
DnvliNnii Drnmatte (Frank S. Davlilson. uigr.) •

Washington. III., l'rli. 15-17. Wyoralug IS-2U,

Toulon 22 21. tialvu 2,1-27.
Do Vonde. Chester. Stoek 1 Phil I.evy. nurr.) -

HurnellHVllle. S. V.. Fi*. 13-30. Rlmlrs 28-27.
Davidson Slock (A. E. Havlds niir.)--Kalama-

xoo, Midi., Feb. 10-20. Oowiigloc 22-27.
DilgvrC<imell— Carla>lulule. Pu.. Feb. 15-80. Ila-

aleton 22-27.
Dale, Marin (Martin ft Kiting, mgra.)- Hot

springs, Ark.. Feb. is, Little Hock Hi. Brink-

ley 20.
"Ditvhl Unniui" (Julius Csbii. mgr.) — FalniKinul.

Minn.. Feb. 10. Alla<rt U-ti 10, Jlnnkato It.

Faribault IS. Ilocbesler III, La Crosae. Wis.,

20. Winona. Minn., 22. F.au Claire. Wis.. 23.
clilppew.1 Falls 21, Sunerlor 23, Dulutli. Minn..
2(1, 27.

"I»aviil Him" (Julius Culm, mar.)— Denver.

Oat.. Feb. 14-2(1. Cripple Creek 21. I .a .1 until

22, Wlchlni, Kan., 23, llutelilnsnn 24, Toiiekn

80, SI. Joseph. Mo., 80, Mexico 87.
"Darkest . Hour," Lincoln J. Carter's - Holyoke,

Mass.. Feb. 10-17. Ixiwell 1840, Manrhesler,

N. 11., 8281.
"Deserted nt the Allnr" (IVrey (I. Williams,

ingr.)— Itiltrilln. N. Y.. Fell. IB-So. Clevelunil.

O., 22 27.
"D,*tti Watch" (Will M. Creasy, nigr.l- Clilll-

1 mile. <i.. Feb. 17, Baltliuon', Mil., 22-27.
"IVspernte riiuuci'." ICnalern (I. M. .Mlltentlial,

mgr.) - -IliMoii, Mass., Feb. 15-20, Baltimore.

Mil.. 22-27.
"IViwii by the Sea" (Phil Hunl, mgr.)-— San lean,

Cal, Feb. 11, Oakland 10, 111, Sacramento 17.

(Iileu 18. Ashland. On:. 10. Salem 20. Porl-

» 1. 1 "I 21-27.
"Driven from Home" (W. D. Fllwterald. mgr.) —

Brooklyn. N. Y., Feb. 10-20, Briilgei-od. Conn.,

82-24.
"Dare Devil Dorothy" (Itcrger A O'Neli. uigrs.)

--Bridgeport, Coun.. Feb. 15-17, Fall Hlver,

Mass.. 18-20, Albany. N. Y.. 20-27.
"Down anil Its" (George Hickman, rogv.) — Con.

nersvllle. Ind. Ter., Feb. 17, Kulgblstown IS,

Shclbyvllle HI. l-'rnnkllii 20. Weal linden Springs

21. Colmiibus 22. Semieiir 2.1. Beitfonl 24, Lin-
ton 25. Illnc.r. III,. 20, 1'iib'stlne 27.

■
F.lllott. Maxim: (C. II. Dillingham, mgr. )— Cm-

iliinatl. O., Feb. 15-20. Chicago, III., 22-27.
Fsleson, lloberi (flurry II. Harris, mgr.) — N. Y,

City Feb. 10. Iislennlle.
Kcllpee Stock (l.loyd ft Center, mgrs.)— Porant,

Miss.. Fc'i. 17, 18, Hnyce, l.a„ 10. Mansileld

21, Hhreveporl 24.
Empire Stock (F. D. Ijne, ragr.) -- Boston.

Muss., Fub. 15-20.
Unierahl Slink (I. F. Harden, mgr.)— Savannah.

N. V.. Feb. 10-17, Newark 18-20, Port, llyma

22-24, Moravia 20-27.
Flleford Stock— Sun Diego, Cal., Feb. 10-20.
"F.veiyuiau" (ChnrliM Vrabnan, mgr.) — Taiin-

ton. Maa»„ Feb. IB. Brockton 10, Salem 17,

New Bedford 18, Full Itlver 10, 20, Buffalo,

N Y 2"-"7
"Karl of Pntvlucket" (Klrke I* Hhello. mgr.)—

Mnrlou, Ind., Feb. 17, lislluiiupolls 22-21.
"Ftcrnnl City (l.lebler ft Co., nigra.)— Portland.

Ore., Feb. Hi 17, Taeoma. Wusli.. 10, Seultlo

21-21. Siiokniio 20, 27.
"Kleielith Hour." Lincoln J. ftarler'g— Philadel-
phia, Pa.. Fob. 16-20. Washington. I). 0., 22-

27.
"Eight Bells." Byrne Bros.'-- Kansas Olty. Mo.,

Fell. 11-20. Ottawa, Kan.. 23, Emporia 23,

Wichita 24, WluUeld 23. Guthrie. Oklu.. 20.
"Fast Lynne " Karl Ford's— (llnsford, III., Fob.

17, Chlllli-oUie IB, Henry HI, Ulueral 20.

Flske, Mrs. (Harrison Grey Flake, iugr.)— Gnli*-
burg. III., Feb. 15, Dubuque, lit.. 10. Clinton
17, Duveuporl 18, Burllnglnn 10, (julucy, HI.,
20, Kuii.iih City, Mo.. 22-27.

Fovershum, Wllllaui (Charleii Fnilunan, nigr.)--
% Y. City Feb. 10-20, Wasldugtoii, D. ()., 22-

Fruwloc. Daniel (Isilgh D. Ilrucklmrt, mgr.) —

Duiiodlu. N. ■£.. Feb. 10-27.
Icaberg Stock 'Owirgo M. Fcuberg, mgr.)-llit-

vcrlilll, Muss., Feb. 10-20. New Bedford 22-27.
Fleming. Mamie (W. II. Oraecy, mgr.)— Ilaxlo-

tou. I'u.. Feb. 15-20, Carbomlulo 22-27,
Francis, Marlon (George K. Uohlnaoii, uigr.) —

Porlsmoutb, N. 11.. Feb. 16-20, Woonalcknt.

B. 1., 23-27.
Ferris .Coioedloua (Harry Bubb, mgr.)— Dulutli,

Minn., Feb. 15, ludellulte.
Flsko A Stuck (E. D. Flake A T. V. Slock, nigra.)

— Sprlagueld, Mass., Feb. 15-20, Derby. Conn.,

French-Irving (Dou Mucnilllau, uigr.)— Fayette-

vllle. Ark., Feb. 10-17. Fori Smith 18-20, Van

Huron 22-21. Hot Springs 20, 87,
"Foxy (irandpu." Joseph Hart ami Carrie P«

Mar— Wm. A. Brady's (0. II. Butler, mgr.)--

Milwaukee. Wis., Feb. 14-20, Minneapolis,

Minn.. 21-27, ....
"Fast Mull," Lincoln J. Curler's— PolliUown, Pa..

Fob. HI, Phuuilxvlllo 17, CliMlvr is. Nnrrlatuvrn

IV, Ellxabeth 20. Phllndelpblu 22-27.
"For Her Clilldnsi'a Sake," FJislern, Sullivan,

llurrls 4 Wooda'—Glilcago, 111.. Fob. 14-20,

Davenporl. la., 21, Omaha, Neb., 22-24, St.

Joseph. Mo., 20-27. „ ..

"For Her Children's Sake," Western, Sulllvau,

llurrls A Wuoda' (Ed. II. Isister, mgr.)— Wella-

ton, O.. Feb. 17, Athens 111. NolHonvtlle 20, FuS-

toila 22. Bucvrioi 23, Marlon 84, Lancaster 20,

Clrelevllle 2d. Clillllcoihti 27.
"Fulol .WiaUlIng," f.'entral. Sullivan, Harris 4

Woods'— Kniisus City, Mo., Feb. 14-20, St.

Louis 21-27.
"For Her Sake" (Joseph Pilgrim, mgr.)— Cam-

den K. J., Feb. 18-20, Annapolis, Md., 211,

Havre De Grace 23.
"From Ruga to Itlchcn" (M. H. Meyers, mgr.)—

St. Paul, Mltin.. Fell. 14-20, Minneapolis 21-27.
"For Mother's Sake" (Buscu 4 Holland, lugrs. )--•

Denver. Colo., Feb. 14-20, North Platte, Nebr.,

22, Ki'iirney 23, Grand Island 84, Oiiiiilm,

Nebr., 23-27, Council Hluffs, la., 2H.
"For Mis BroUJer's Crluie" (George N. Iliilllnger.

mgr. 1- -llochealer, N. Y„ Feb. 15-17, Syracuse

18-20, Providence. K. L, 22-27.
"Factory Girl" (Ohurtes If, Wimrs. mgr.)— Mln-

neapolU. Minn.. Feb. 14-20. Culuintuw, <>.. 22-

24. Tohslo 25-27.

"I.'rleud of (be Family" (W. IJ. (Im/wiiii. mgr.)—

Whialon-Suleio, N. (.'.. Bin. 17, Hiirham 18.

Unleleli Hi, Wltiulngton 20.
"Faust. 7 ' I'oHur J. While's— Bangor, Me., Fub.

10, Munch Chunk 17, Tower Clly is. Lykima III,

Cbambcrsbiirg 20, Waynesboro 22, lliigcratown,

Md., 23. Wliicliestpr. Vu.. 24, Gettysburg, I'u,,

20, Oarllln 20. AHoisiu 27.
"Faust" (II. L. Palmer, mgr.)— S]s»kaiie, Wusb.,

Feb. 20. Wullu Walla 22, IViidleUsi, Ore., 83.
"Forgiveness" (W. Glllen, mgr.)— Goahen, Ind.,

17, South Bend 1H-20.
"Funny Mr. Diiuley" (Frank 1). Ilryuu, mgr.)—

Pnllttdtlphlu, Pa., Feb. 22-27.
U
Gculwhi, Nat 0. (Klaw ft Brlangcr. lugrs.l- Nmv

Orleans. Ls.. Feb. 15-20, Vickslsirg, Miss.. 22.

.Memphis, Tenn.. 23, Nashville 24. F.vaiisvllle,

Iml.. 20. I^nlnvllle. Ky., 20. 27.
Olllelte, William (Oharli-s Prohluaii, tugr.l— N.

Y. City Feb. 10. liidethiHn.
Cruec George IWbi. A. Brady, mgr.)— HI. lornlu,

Mo., Feb. l'-2o, Decatur. III., 23, Peoria 2-1.
Gllmore. Puul (Jules Murry. mgr. ) --Everett.

Wash.. Feb. 17, Btattle 18-20, Kllnitwrg 22.

North Yakima 23. Spokane 24, Wallace, Ida.,

25. Mlswuln. Mont., 20. Ileliim 27.
Grllhlh. John (John M. Illekey, mgr.)— Madison.

Ind., Feb. 17. Bloomlrgton ft. Tern- Haute IU,
Panu. 111.. 20. Alton 22. Do Soto. Mo. ,23, Ful-
ton 24, JefTersoii City 20. Columbia 20, Hoda-
11" 27. _-. . '

Oraiitlev, IMen (James B, Delrtior, uigr,)— Tiuo-
pa, I'lu.. Feb. 17, 18, Brunswick, On.. 22, Sa-
vannah 23 Charleston. 8. C, 24. Aupiata, On,,
25. Columbia. S. C, 80, Greenville 27.

OfHsnd, Herllm (J. F. Zlmmennann Jr., nigr.)—
Mllwunki-e, Wis., Feb. 14-17. Bonlli Bend. Ind..
J8. Oramt Itaplda, Mich., 10, Toledo, (i.. 20,
Detroit, Mich.. 22-24, Hamilton. Oat., 20.

Cllniorc, Barney (Harry Mimtgomcry, uigr.)—
Oalrubnrg. III.. Feb. 17. Kcwunee 18, Blooni-
Ingtou lb. Elgin 2d, Chicago 21-27.

Gtapewln. Charlea— Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. IB-
80, Albany. MY Y.. 22-24.

Oaralde, Comllt A Mark Big Slock (J. fl. Oar-
aide, mgr.)— vistdntr, Mass,, Fab. 15-20, Chel-
an* 22-27.

Guy Slock (I*n 0. Shelby, mgr. I— Scdalls, Mo.,

Feb. t0-2(>. Teivku, Kau., 13-34.
firiirt" HaYvard Slock (Cliurlca A. WhIU-. mgr.) —

Grand Itnpliis. .Mich.. Fob. 15-20.
Godding CiimeOv (II, M. Cotbrn. ingr.)- -Hbeboy-

Kaii, \M«., Feb. 15-20. Miinltonis: 22 27.
Gnmioii-l'idliK-k (Bert C. Gagnuu, mgr, ) — Key

We-M, Fla.. Feb. n March ill.
lliiolncr i'ani|il».|l — .liiiiii-sliiwn. N. J., Feb, 10.20,

Toms Ktvcr 85-27.
Getuinn l.lllputlaiia IJ. II, Tsehiull. mgr.) — Earl-

vllle. III.. Feb. 17. I'laim IS. Snudwlch 10.

Wyuiiel 2d. Soring Valley 21. Mrndoln 22.

I'rlnoi-loii 83, r.-ru 20, Marseilles 80, Morris

27.
"lilrl frmn Kay's" (Charles Froliinnii, mgr,)—

X. V. City Feb. 15. ludellulte.
"Clrli Will Be Girls" (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)—

WoreeMler. Muss,, Feb. 17. Lynn 20. 27.
"Dame Keeper." Smith O'ltrteu iltowlaud A

Clifford, uigrs. )- -Altooiin. Pn., Feb. HI.
"llama Keeper." Tlminus J. Smith iltonland A

Cllrforil. mgrs.)— Virginia Clly. Nov., Feb. 17.

IIi-iii. IN, Nevinln Clly. Cat.. 10, Glasa Taller.

2n. Snu Francl-H-o 21-27.
"Omit Willie IHaiuond" (Waller Fessler, mgr.)

» Unfile ('reek, Mich,, Feb. IS. Chicago, 111.,

81 Man* ft. _ ^ ^

"(i.ivernnr'a Son" (Fm-I Nlblo, mgr.) — Hohoken.
N. J.. Fob. 14-17, Wllmlngtoii, Hoi.. 18-20,
Trenton, N. J.. 22. Hurrlsburg, Pu., 23, Nor-
rlstown 21. Ilellilebein 23.

"tlo.nl 1 ild Slimmer lime." George Evans' — N. Y.
Clly Feb. 10-37.

II

lliirketr, .lames K.--Wlllliinis|>ir(. Ph., Feb. 10.

Mime I, Virginia (Charles Pnilimuu. mgr.)—
I'rinlileiic.-. It. I., Feb. lO.'.'n. Fori laud. Me.,
2.1.

Il.iwlrev, Cluirli-s (Charle* Frolimau, mgr.)-- -
Porlliiiul. Me.. Feb. 15, I.ewlstnn 111. Bangor
17. I'lirlsinnnth, N. II.. IS. Salem, Muss., 10,
Fall Hirer 20. Brockton 22, Newport. B. I.,
2.1 New Bedford. Mass., 21. Providence, B. I.,
25-27.

Illlllill.l, Itnlierl I Frank I.. I'.-rley ft (',.., Dlgr.)—
Itn It Inline. Md., Feb. 18.30,

Holiiitul. Mllilml lEdvvurd IX While, mgr.)—

Hntyuko, Mass., 1'eh. 17, Sprliigllcld IB, North

Adams 20.
Heintrleka. Ben fSlilnev It. 1:111". mgr.)— Brain-

enl, Minn., Feb. 17, Grand Fork, No. Dak., IN,

Wlimlpiv. Mam, HI. 20, Fargo, No. Dak., 311.

Uulio. Mnin., 24, Helena 25. Anaconda 20.
Ilaiifurd, Cltas. 11. (F. Lawrence Walker, mgr.)

— Ki-nrnev, Nebr., Feti. 17, North latte 18.

Cheyenne, Wm.. II), Colorado Springs, Colo..

20, Cripple Creke 22, Victor 23, Pueblo 24.

Canon Clly 25, Lradvlllo 20, Grnud Junction

27.
nnwiinl Hull (Henry plermui, mgr.) — Washing-

(011, I). (1., Full. 1.1-8(1, Camden, N. J., 22

24, Trent 111 1 23-87.
Hull, lltsirgle F. Flt-hllng Amusement oC . mgrs.)

-—St. Tiiiiiinis, (Jan., Feb. 17, Htrulford IS,

W.m.lstoek Hi, Hamilton 30, Lindsay 22, Orlllln

23. Ilnrrle 84, Glieloll 25, Gait 2(1. lleslln 37.
Hen 111,11111. Lis .11 (Fihriinl Thurnuer, msr.)— ■

I'rovlileuci-. B. I., Feb. 16 20, Worcester, Mass..

2230. Hartford. Conn., 27.
Hall. Hon C--I.cs Angeles, Cal., Feb. 18-20.

iiriinp- 22-27.
Illmmrtelii's Ideals (John A, Inmmrlrln, mgr. I

— liliighnuitoii, N. V.. Feb. 15-20. Hclienectinly

82-27.
ntiniiK-leln's IiuihtUI siiK-k (It. F. fllmmrlelu.

ingr.)— Clinton, In.. Feb. 15:0, Streator 22-27.
Hunt Stoek (M. A. Html, mgr.)— Grand llaplda.

.MI. h.. Fell. 14-20. St. Johns 22-27.
IIowni'it-Dorsit (George II. Howard, mgr,) —

Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 15-20. Siirlugileld, v.. 22-

24, Crawfnrilsvllle, Iml., 2.1-27.

Itiiri-i.nri ikuneily (Charles U. Harris, mgr.) —

U>wlsloii, Me., I'ob. 15-20, Maiden, Maas,, 22-

27.
IIovi'm C.imeily (II. (7. Allen, ingr.)— l.nurvl,

lllML, Feb. 15-20. Ilnlllesliiirg, Miss., 2227.
Howard Stock (A. G. Howard, mgr.) — Portland.

Me.. Frb. 10-20. Haverhill. Mass.. 23-27
Iii.eili.T Show 1 .1 nek I loonier, mgr.)— Alton, III.,

Feb. 15 21. Puna 22-27.
Hidden Brothers' Slock (Wm. Trlplett, mgr.)—.

New ( 'lioiiiin. La. , Feb. IB, Indellnlla.
Ilouiiril Stock (Hurry Howard, mgr. )— Madison.

So. link.. Feb. 17-20. Watertnwu 22-38.
Hamlin, nit Slock— MnqnokiilUi In., Feb, 10.20.

Tipton 22-27.
Hunts d'arkm-oii Stock 'Itols-rt ft. Harris,, mgr. r

— Ilrlatul, Tenn., Feb. 11-10.
"Heart of Maryland" (David llolnseo, mgr.)—*

Snioliisky, I).. Feb. 17, Fluidity 18, Anderson.

Iml., Hi, Kokoinii 20, Mnrlou 22, Elkhart 8u.

Sniiib Bend 21. Jnekaon. Mich., 23, Itiittlo

" 'reel; I'll. Ilnillil Rlipl.ls 27.

"Her l.lllly Mln." Lincoln J. Carter's — Lnwlaluirg.
Pa., Fell. 15, Han vllle HI. Slatlligtmi IS, Iloili-
Icliein HI, Alleilloivn 20, Itemlhig 22, I'otlsvllli.

23, siieiiiimbi.ih 24, Munch Chunk 20, Mahanoy
City 20, I'r.-luinl 27.

"Illildeii Crime" (J. M. Waril, mgr.)— Hyracusn,
N. J., Feb. 18-20, liiltlmore, Mil.. 2227.

"Human Slave" (.1. M. Ward, mgr.)— Syractve.
N. V., Feb. 10-17. Bochealer 18-21).

"Her First Fatso Hlr-n" (l«. A. Schiller, usr.)—
Phlladulphla, Pa., Fab. 15-20, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
82-37.

"Ilrarls of Oak" (Wu. II. Genua, mgr.)— St.
Joseph. Mo., 18-20.

"Head Walters" (A. (1. Ahboll, bus, mgr.)—
Guliieavllle, Tex., Feb. 17. Dnllaa 18, Fort
Worth ID, Marshall 20, Hhnnfoimrt, l.s., 31,
i'ekiirksnii. Ark.. 22, Hot Springs 25, Finn
Illliir 24, Utile Ills k 20, Ji.iiestiorn 20, Poplar
lllilir. Mo . 27, Springfield, 111., 2K.

"II. sister Girl" (Oii« Cohan, ingr.)— Mbanon,
Ky., Feb. 17. Dauvllln 18. Illehfiioiiil 10, Purls
2(1, Mnunt sterling 22, Ashland 211, Ironton,
(I.. 24. i la II I |s, t la 25. Poinuroy 20, Purkora
Imrg, W. Vn.. 87.

"Hiiarla Adrift" (Sis-iii.it ft. Aliom, mgrs.) —
Newark, N. J., Fob. 15-20, Brooklyn, N. Y..
"I -27.

"Holly Tolly" milts) Muck A .loaeph M. aaltes,
mgrs.) — Coldwnier, Mich., Feb. 17, Aim Arlwr
IS, 'I'lsriiiiiiu-li 10, Adrian 20, Toledo, <>., 31-24,
Vun Wert 25, Marlon, liul.. 20. Knkoiuo 27.

"Ilerr Marriage Vow" (Vance, ft Sullivan, nigra )
— Bo-don, Mass,, Fell. 15-20, Holyoke 22-34,
Hartford. Conn., 211, 27.

"Human llcarla." F.usleni (Jisue M. Bltnchard,
mgr.)— N. Y. City Feb. 15-20.

"Hottest Coon Is Dixie" (Kngeia' SimffofTl, mgr.)
— Grand Island. Nebr., Feb. 17. Oilumhua 18,
Schuyler IB. Fremont 20. Missouri Valley,
In., 211, Yankton, So. Dak., 20, Sioux Falls
87, 28.

"Happy noolltnu." Eastern. Oua Hill's (Charlea
K. Burton, uigr.')— Cnnl/ni. 111., Fell, 8. Mon-
mouth 0, Fort Mniltsoii. la., 10, tlulncy, HI..

II. Knoknk, In., 12. Ottawa 13, Davenport 14,
I'l-urla. 111., 10, Burlington, la., Ill, Muscnllnn
17, llock laliiiul. 111., IN. ltocklaiid 10, Elgin
21). Ifllwaukti', Wis., 21-27.

"Hans Hanson" Mann*. T. MeAlpbi, mgr.)— •
Ports, III,. Feb. 17, Efflnghiiiii is, SI. l'.lni'i 10.
Colllnsvllle 20, East St. I.ouln 21. Gllllaplo 23,
Lllehlleld 23. Illllsboro 21, Shelbrvlllo 28.

"How Old la A1IV Gerard's (II. J. Gates,
msr. )— White Plains. N. Y.. Fub. 10, Mount
Klsko II, Pom hosier 12, Greenwich, Conn.,
in, Unnhnry 15. Derby in. WllllniautlR 17,
Tl.ouiustoii IS. Wlnaied HI, South bridge, Mass..
20, Putnam, Couu.. 28, Tnrrlngton 23, Brtatnl

24, Wnllltigfonl 25, South Mimchcsler 20,
Walnrlsiry 27.

"Iliiniliiy Diimpty" (A. 0. Cornell, mgr.) — 81s-

lerirllti', W. Vu., Feb. HI,
"Hot Old Tho*.'' Otis Bill's (George Chaviet.

mgr.) — Des Moines, In., Fob. 18-20, Kansas

Clly. Mo„ 81-27.

t
Irving, Sir Henry (Charles Frohmun, act.) —

CMcugo, III., Feb. 1020, St. Louis, .Mo., 22-

27.
Isabel Irlvng fj. K. Iluckett. mgr.) — St. I»uls,

Mo., Feb. I4'."i.
Imwrlal Sug-k IVnl. Oeorgo Hamilton, mgr.) —

Kansas Clly. Mo.. Feb. 14-20, Little Bock,

Ark., 21-27.
"If Women Were Men" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.)—

HivM.klyn, N. Y„ Feb. 10-20.
"In Old Kentucky," Jacob Mil's— Cleveland, O.,

Frb, 15-20, Pittsburg, Pn., 22.27,
"Irish Pawnbrokers" (Joseph W. Kpeara, mgr.) —

Lima. O,. F.b. IB, Van Wert l«. Kenton 17,

.Minion IS. Wiipakniictn HI, St. Marya 20, Pinna

22. HolcO. limine 23, ZuiicHlllo 25, New Phlla-

delphla 20. Canal Dover 27.
"In Its- Palace of'lhe King." Dsvlu A Darcy's—

''all Blver Mnas., 1'eb. 22-24.
"In Ixmlslaiia" (G. D. Johnstone, mgr.) — Mag-
nolia. Miss., Fob. 17, McCoinb 18, Brookhavi-n

III, Wesson 20.

"In the Shadow of the Gnllows"— Elisabeth, M,
J„ Fob. 18-20, Holyoka, Mass.. 25-27.
J

James. Lonls, and Freilerick Warde (Wagenhars
ft Kemper, mgrs.) — San Francisco, Cal., Feb,
10-20. Oakland 22, San la Boss 23, Ogden, C.
20. Provo Olty 20. T

Jer/eraoii, Thomaa— St. Jomsib. Mo., Feb. 27.

Jenvons, Irene, Big Ktook ITh«o. Jcavons, ingr.)—

Bridgeport, 0., Fab. 10-80, Oameroh,
22-

■big.
•27.

t, mgr.)—
i, W. V«„

as.

TJHE NEW YQEJC CLXPPEB.,

5JJBBTJABY 20,

"Japanese Nightingale'.! iKIai A Krlawrer, mttvt.i
Hlout « Tit v. In., Fob. IK, Omaha, Noli., ill, 17,
Kansas City, Mn., 13-2I>, Bt. l/onla 21-27.

"Jumps Hoys In Missouri" (Frank Uaiotnlu, nflgr.)
-J-Norlli Adslns, Mass., Feb. 17, Troy, N. V.,
18-20, Srriinlon. I'll., 22-21, Wllkeshnrrn 20.27.

"Just Struck Town" (Lawrence Williams, tugr. >
—Went Plnlmi, Mo.. Felt. J 7, Springfield IS,
Webb Olty 111, Onrlhngp 20. Nevada 22, PIiih-
1'iirif, Knit.. 23, loin 24, ChainiLo 26, Km|»>rlu

20, Tonokn 27.

IC

Knott, hosclle (Frank L. Perley, mgr.)— Pniln-

cnh. Ky., Fob. 17, Brnnnvlll'-, Iml., 18.
Kendall, Kara (Llohler ft Co., ingrfl.)— Brldpe-

port. Conn., Feb. 10, 20.
Kclcey, . Herbert, and KHIe Shnminn (Daniel V.

Arlliur, mgr.)— lilies. N. V., Feb. 10, Brooklyn

J *°-27.
Keller (Dudley McAflow, mgr.) — Boston, Miiss.,

Fvh. 15-27.
Kennedy. .Tomes (R. O. Wee, mgr.) — Nlles, ().,

Feb. 16-20, Kltlannlng. Pa., 21-20.'
Keystone Dramatic (Lowrcitep, It. McOIll, mgr.)

—Both, Me., Feb. 15-20. Lcvlaton 22 27.
Kl.irk-I'rt'.in (Tinmen Klark, mgr. I — Burlington,

Vt., Feb. 10-20, SlontiiellT 22-27.
Karroll, Dot (J. 0. Walsh, mgr.)— Lowell, Mass.,

Fib. 15-20, Lawrence 22-27.
Keller Stork (A. M. Keller, mgr.)— Fredonlo.

KM.. Feb. IB-IT, Yates Center 18-20, Ciianute

22-21, Knrckii 25-27.
Kcrklinir 'DrHtimilc (Ivan KcrkhofT. mgr.) —

Downs, KM., Job. 18-10. Osborne 22-28.
Rttigsley-Runsrll— Mayavllle, Mo., Feb, 16-20,

Murysvllle 22-27.
King Dramatic IP. F. Cleckner, mgr.) — Newark,

O., Feb. 15-20, Slinron, I'n., 22-27.
Klng-1'prklnn (Bdwnrd Taylor, mgr.) — Fnlrllelil,

Mo., Feb. 17, Tarklo 18, Uockford 10, Ham-
burg, Id;, 20.
•'King of Detectives," Sullivan, ITiirrln & Woo**'

— Itullanupolls, Iml., Feb. 15-17, Clnclnnnil,

O.. 21-27.
"K.ilwiijHiiimef Kills" (lllonilell ft Fennessv.

mgrs. )— Frankfort, Iml., Feb. 17, Richmond

18, Dnvton, O. (Soldiers' Home), 19, Sprlng-

ripl.l 20. Urbann 2:i, Plana 24, Foslorla 25,

Marlon 20, Hamilton 27.
I.
tarigtry, Mr.i. T.lly (Charles Frohmnn, mgr.) —

Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 15-17, St. Joseph I*.

Omaha, Nebr., 10. 20, MMivaiikoe, Wis., 2228.
Lacknye, Wilton (Wm. A. Until/, niRt.) — N. V.

City Fep. 15, Imli-Onlle.
La Marr. Hurry (Henry . Hull, mar.)— Parts,

III., Feb. Ill, Danville 15, Bnisll, I int., 10,

Attlni. HI., 17, Clinton IK, Frankfort, Iml.,

10, Marlon 20, fiiia Oily 22, Alexandria S3,

Klwo.nl 24, Illchluond 25, Qreencaiillo 20, Ilnrl-

font City 27.
Lilllnn Lynns (Dean ft Ogle, ingrB.) — Aniloyer,

0., Feb. 15-20.
Long, Frank B., Rtoek (J. A. Lacy, tngr.)—

Dixon, HI., Feb. 15-20.
l>cciun Stock <H. (1. Oroslenn. nnrr.)~Knli1,

ilkln., Feb. 17-111, Arknimnfi City, Ark.. 22-21.
lorrnltte, Hho (U. R Wearer, ugr.)— Snrntot;.-!,

N. r„ Feb. 10-20. .
I.nckea, Tlie (Will If. I-oeke, inprr.)— nloc TtoplilH,

Knn., Feb. 1B-20, Mutilinllnii 2227.
timmi Twins (Lyman llroa., nigra.) — Oaf-lonla,

N. O, Feb. 17, Hpiirlanburg, H. 0„ IS, Urecn-

yllle 10, Atideraoii 20.
"I'flat Itlver" (Jnlea Jlnrry, ingr,)— t.oa Anr;elea,

Cr.l., Feb. II-KO. Him Diego 22, TrlnlUail, Col.,

20, Ilocky Foril 27.
"MgMliuiiwi liy tlie Sen" (Vnnre & RiilllTnn,

3KJ — Atluula, fin., Feb. 13-20, Norfolk. \«..

2227.
"MHIe Ilommleail" (Wm. Maemiley, mitr.) —

.TaikBPit. Teiin., Feb. 17, Fnllon, Ky., IK. Onlrn,

III., 20, FiiiliK-nli. KJ-.. 22, Minllmiivllli! M,

llemlerwin 24, Slielbyvllle 25, Frankfort 2H,

Wlocliealer S!7.

"Utile OtitonM." Nortliern, fiPorKo K. fllll a (I'M-

gnr II. Fltaltugli. mgr.)— Whei-lltig, W. Va.,

"I.illlc Oiilea'nt." K««tern, Oeorge 13. fllll'a (n'irt
.MfPlmll, raw.)— F.ll«:iliptli, N. J., Feb. 15 17,
'freiilnn 18-20, Wllmlinrton, Del., 22-21, Onii)-
iW N. .1.. 25-27.

"Mlllo Uinreh Arounil the Corner" (Vunee *
Mink, mgrn.)— Louisville, Ky„ Feb. 21-2..

M

MnnnfleM, niclinnl (Lyman R. mover, BnH
New, irk, N. J., Feb. 15-20, Waablngton, It. C,

ftprlny-

Mnrv Jiannwlnir (Fntnlt MeKee, mgr.)-
ii.-lit. <t., Feb. 15. Ill, l.onl-niile. Ky.,
Terre Haute, Iml., 18. Deeiitur 20, MM, III.
2M, Den Moltiea, In.. 21. K,mvi», Mo., 25-27.

Mack, Andrew (Uleb k IIuitIm. mgra.)-- -Newark,
N. .1., Feb. 1B-2H, riillitiii-l|.Mn, I'll., 21-27.

Miller, Henry (t'liarlea Fraliiuuii, inttr.)— I.titf
ivi-iiir. I'n., Feb. 1!), Ilnrrlttburg 20, Allnnllc
Oily 22, Trenton 20.

Morrlanii, l.ewla (Jiilen Mitrrny, mgr,)— Winit,
Tex., Feb. II, Awn* In 12, San Anlonla Hi, Vie-
torlit 15, IlotiKtoii 10, (InlveatiMi 17, Rentiuiont
is, Ateiniiiii-lii, La., Ill, Pentmeola, Flu., 22,
Mitblle, aim., 23, Montgomery 21, nirailiigni.iii
25, Meridian, Mlaa., 20, .luekann 27.

Mnrlliiiil, Kndle (.Inlca Mnrry, tngr.) — VaJOO Oily,
MIhb., Feb. 15. JuekHOit 10, Nalchea 17, Vlc-ka-
IntrK IK, riltreveporl. La.. 10. r.i-eenvllle, Tex.,
20, Tyler 22, Coralcnuu 2.1, Dnllua 24.20, Slier-
man 27.

Mnt-rny, .1. It. (Dnvla ft lliittrrneld, iugra.)— N.
•V. Olty Feb. 15-20.

Miirplty, Tim— Mempbla, Tenn.. Feb. 22.

Mmili-ll! Ho1a>rl -Jemey City, N. ,1.. Feb. 15-20.

Muriiliv, Jiwepli— .Milwaukee. Wla.. Feb. 21-27.

Melville. Knee (.1. It. Stirling, im;r. I -l.tiiilmllle,
Ky., Feb. 15-211, Cleveland. O., 12 24, Steubeit-
vllle 25, .lobiialovni, Pa., 20, Alioona 27,

MellelllT, Nellie (KnniCN ft Ahoril, not*. I—
Rmnklyn, N. i"., Fell. 15-20, N. V. Cltr 22-27.

Mieuai iiml Mnaon (llriaiilliiimt & Cnrrle, iiutrs.) —
.MllwnnUee, Wis., Fob. 14-20, Keniwhn 21, lit-
tnwa; 111.. 22, Kankakee 211. I.iigaiiapiirl, lint..
21.' Vnri Wayne 25, Htiluit Oily 2(1, Mniieln 27.

Murray nnd Mack (Ollle Mnek, mgiM — Snnla
Crm. Cnl., Feb. 17, Nnpit IK, SaiKit llomi 10,
Vallrjo 20, Siicnitiieiito 21, WtHtdlainl 22, Marya-
vllle 23, CltlPO 21. Pnrilniiil, Ore., 20, 27, Ke-
nllle, Waab.. 2R.M«relt 5,

MeAlillfrp Slock (.lere MeAttlllTe. m«r.) — I'ltla-
tlpld, Miihh., I'eli. 15-20, North AiIiuiih 22-27.

Mrrkle ft Harder (W. 11. Dnrdor, mgr.) — Kaalon,
'Pa., Feb. 15-20, Kingston, N. V„ 22-27.

Mvilde ft Hnnler (Biigeite .1. Hull, tugr.)— Sagl-
iimv, Ml.-ii., Feb. 1520, Port Huron 2227.

Mack, Wilbur (Malt Kitaell, mgr.)— Vlneennea,
Intl., Feb. 15-20, Prlneclon 22-27.

Mitrrny ft' Mnekey (.Inlm ,|. .Murray, mgr.) —
nhaMMlM, W. Va„ Feb. 15-20, Slsiervllle 22-

ItaflNK Clara— Knrekn. 0«l„ Feb. 18-20.

Mnrka Bra, May A. Hell Marks (11. W. Murka,

mlrr.)— 8f. AtlutliB. Vt., lepb. 15-20, Uarrc 22-

27.
Nnrev Rtoek (I# Comle ft Pinner, mgra. )— Oba-

nine, Kan., Feb. 18-17, Inla 18-20, Independ-
ence 22-27.
Mvera. Irene (Will II. Myern, titer.)— Uurrla-

'luirg Pa.. Feb. 15-20, Allpntnwn 22-27.
Mvers. Will. Hloek ISlin Allen, mgr. )— Piuixau-

Inwney, Pa.. Feb. 15-20. Waalilngtiin 22-27.
Mneli ft Armour Cntneilliina (Charlea Drew Mark,

twr.) — .lelTemon City, Mn., Feb. 15-17, Fnvettn

1S-20, Rruiiawlek 22, 211, Jameeiwrt 21-20,

Novlnger 2T-20.
MeDonnld Stork (fleorge W. MeDonold, mgr.) —

Mntmlla, Mls«.. Feb. 15, 10, Amltn, Lit., 17-20,

Drookltovea, MIb»„ 22-27.
Mnaori ft Heed Cotnuly (Sum T. IlPed, mgr,)—

Dnrliam. Mo,, Feb. 15-20.
Melville Dramatic (M. Melville, mur.)— Sprtng-

1.111. U., F.'b. 1518, Nuitles, TvX„ 10, 20.

Mae ft .layne (W. I, Mnekey, mgr.)— Atlantic,

ill., Fell. 17, 18. Mrl.enn lit, 20,
"Mr*. Wlgga. of (lie Oobbngo Patch" (LleWer ft

Co., nigra.) — Norfolk, Vu„ Feb. 17, Wasblnc-

1nn, I). 0.. 22-27.
"Mr. law of Jellet" (DmndbiirBt ft Cnrrle,

nigra.) — Lafayette, Intl., Feb. 17, Knitkukee,

111., 18, Slrealor 10, Ottawa 20.
"Midnight Marriage" (Forrester ft Mlttcnlhal,

niKm. )— riillnilPlnhto, Pa„ Feb. 15-20.
"MlnlHler'a Daugliterk" (Omver Ilrotbera, rngra.)

— Chicago, I"-. Felt. H-20.
"Monnahtner'a Duiighter" (W. F. Minn, tnjrP,)---

Rochester, N. Y„ Feb. 15-17, Syracuse 18-20,

Wtialielh, N. J.. 25-27.
"Man front Sweden" (FrM W. Fnlklner. mgr.l—

lievlls Luke, No. Dak., Feb. IT, Mlnot 10, Car-

rlnglan 20.
"Montnnn onllaw," Warner & Altntan'a (C. F.

Lawrence, lngr-l—Dunnnup, la., Feb. 18, Oa-

leno, HI., HI. Rockford 20, nclvldero 32. How-

!.nl 23. Delnll, Wis., 24. Irroonort, 111,, 25.

.Inneavlllc, Win.. 27.
"More than Queen" — Toledo, O., Peb. 14-17.
"Mnn of the World"— Toronto. Can., Feb. 15-20,

Hamilton 22, 23.
"Nleioiirl OlrL" BnitteTt. Fred Raymonil'a (M.

,1. 8luger, utgr.l — North Attlcborn, Maa*., Feb.

17, Atlleborn 18, Franklin 19, WoonBocket, II.

I., 20, Webster. Mam.. 23, Stafford Hnrlima

23. (bilBior 84, W«re 26, Weatflrtd jo, TPltti.

n«ld 27.

."Me.rcluat of Venice!'— lptf» City, la., Feb. 17.
"Missouri Olrl," Western, Fred Raymond'n
(Horry S. Hopping,' nW.)— Olney, III., Feb;

17. Kulliviin. (ml., 18, Linton 111, Brntll 20,
Clinton 22, Ladoga 2<i; I#lianrm 24, Danville,
111.. 25, CrawfonlHVllle, Iml., 20, Lafayette 27.

"McFadilHi'a Plata." Oua Iflll'd (TbnninK II.
Henry, tngr. 1— Albany, M. Y., I'cb. 18-20, Buf-
falo 22-27.

"My Aunt Ilrlilgct"— PhUodPlphlil, P«„ Feb. 23-
27.

sr

Nelll, .lamea (Hharlea Aalnr Parker, dirt.)-*

Uh Amjelea, Onl„ Feb. 15-20, Victoria, II. 0..

20, Vancouver March 1. 2, New Whatcom,

Wash,. ."!, Kverett i, Toioma 0.
Natloiml Stock (II. T. Cllrk, mgr.)— A)liany, Go.,

Feb. 15.211, iMmitgomery, Ala., 22-27.
Ni'lll-Mornscii (Chirlra Astor -Parker, mgr.) —

tinnt.-i llnrlmra, Cnl.. Feb. 18, Riverside 10, San

II. rii'inlliio 20, l.:n Alleles 21 March 20.
National .Slock (Clinilea B. Schad. mgr.) — Haw-

lev, Pa., Feb. 15-17, Forest City 1S-20, «er-

vkdc 22-24, Nnntleoke 25-27.
National Stock, Nnribern (Cross ft Lyall, mara.)

— Athens, 0., Feb. 15-17, Ohlllicothe 18-20.
Noble's Tbenlre (Warren Noble, mgr. )— Sl3seton,

S... Dak.. Feb. 15-20.
''{finely and Nine" (O. .1. Ashman, mgr.) — N.

V. Cltv F»li. 15-20. Jersey (JHy. N. J., 22-27.
'•New York Day by Day" (Geo. W. Wlnuelt,

mgr.) — Pnteraon, N, J., Feb. 17, Rncherter 22-

24, Syrnr.u>o 25 27.
"NurlliHcId Hank Kobbcry" (Percy nerheif,

tugr.)— Hudson. Mich., Feb. 17, Wauseon, 0„

18, Sandusky 20, Lorain 22. Masslllon 27.
"Neat DooT," Urns. Ito.vcr (Hflsll McHenry, mgr.)

—Carlisle, Pt., Feb. 17. l^wlston 18, Mlllon

20, Kanth-oke 22, Jlloorasbnrg 23, Jersey Shore

20, Bellvfonle 27.
'•Niihodv'n Olnlm" (Charles A. Ilolden, mgr.)—

WmthlngloD, D. C, Feb. 15-20.

Olcolt, Chnimcey (Augustua Pltou, mgr.)— N. Y.

(Illy Feb. 1520. KoM.in. Milan., 21-March 5.
O'Neill, NancB— Boston, Muss., Feb. 15-27.
Owen. Wllllnm (Jfartln Sheeley, mgr.) — Muacn-

tine. In , Feb. 17, Oakalootin 18, Newton 10.

Perry 20, Kurt Dodge 2H.
OheP, ileorge (W. U. Currle, mgr.) — Provldenee,

It, L, Feb. 15 20.
•'Oilier Olrl" (Clinrles Frnhman, mgr.) — N. V.

City Feb. 15, Inilvflnlle.
"Our New Minister" (Miller ft Conyern, mgrs.)^

Pbllndelphla, I'n., Feb. 15-27.
"One Night In Jiiiir" (Henry B, Marks, mgr.)

— I'nrllnnd, Orp., Feb. 14-20.
"On (hi! Bridge at Midnight" (Frank (IomoIo,

mgr.l — Ottawa, Can., Feb. 15-17, Quebec 1S-

20, Toronto 22-27.
"Orpbnn'K Prayer" (Bdw. De Ojnrsey, mgr.) —

lliilllmore, Mil., Feb. 15-20, P.lljutlicth. N. .1.,

22-21, Hnhotcn 25-27.
"Old Arltnnsaw." breil Rnjmontl'R (George Be-

.tee. mgr.)— Darlington, la., Feb, 17, Fort

Mitillsnii 18, Alblit 10, CliarlKon 20, Oakalonsa

22. Cri'sloa 23, Albany, Mo., 24, Bcthuny 25,

King Cll.v 20. JnmcHisirt 27.
"Only it Shop Olrl" (II. II. Wlnchell, mgr.)—

Dayton, 0., Feb. 15-17, WhcelUig, W. Va.,

18-211.
"Old Lavender," Kdword Hnrrlgon— Oawego, N.

Y„ Feb. 15„ Fltltnn 10, Camden 17, Ulica 18,

Little FnllM 10, Amsterdam 20.
"Old Plantation" (Frank L, Bwt, mgr.)— Akron,

0., Feb. 1517.

V
I'oltnn, W. I). (J. M. Hloiit. mgr. )— Hopkins-

vllle. I(v., Feb. 17, Bowling Orecu 18,
I'nyloti, Corse, Slock (David J. Itamage. mgr.) —

iilniii'.'sier, Mass., Fell. 1520, Lowell 2227.
I'.ivum. Corae, tVimeily (J. ¥. Mncnitley, mgr.l —

Wllnilnglnii, Ivl.. Feb. 1520, Lancaster, Pa.,

22-27.
ritytnn Slslcis Comedy (Col. Frank Robertson.

mgr.)— SaVantiiili, On., Feb. 15-20, Augusta

22-27.
l'belan Slock, Kastcrn (B. V. Phelan, mgr.) —

Newport, It. ]., Feb. 15-20, Fnll Itlver, Muss.,

22-27.
Phelnn, B. V„ Sloek, Wcslern (Bnlpli A. Word.

mgr.) — Krlc, PA., Feb. 15-20, Jamestown, N.

Y., 22-27.
Page, MiiU'l (H. F. Wlllanl ft On., nigra.)—

Aiigu.tii, (la!. Feb. 10-20.
I'ei-o. |,[ ti-.|.l..iii Metiiin. Ala., Feb. 22-27.
powell-l'oilello lllultoii Puwell, mgr.) — Hello

I'lnliie. In., Feb. 17-10, Marahnlltnwn lie 21,

Oclwvln 25-27.
PlekvrM. The (WIIIIh Plekert, mgr.)— MonltrlP,

On., Feb. 15-18, Tbomssvllle 10. 20, Talln-

hllNBPe, Fin., 22-25.
"Petldlar," Sullivan, Hnrrla ft Wocsla" — Brook-
lyn, N. V., Feb. 1520, Philadelphia, Pa., 22-

"Panl Revere" (David Wela, uigr.) — Lowell,

Muss., Feb. 15-17.
"I'll kings from Pack" (Ollle Mack ft Joseph M.

Outes, mgra.) — Oolfeyvlllo, Kan., Feb. 17, Par-

sons 18, Fort Scott HI, Plttabnrg 20.
"Peck's Uad lloy," A (Leroy J. French, mgr.)—

Auburn, Nplir., Feb. 17, Nebranka Olty 18, Lin-
coln 10, 20. neuirlce 22, York 23, Ilnstlngn

31, Grand Island 25, Central Olty 20, Columbus

27, Fretiiout 20.
"Piwk'a Had Boy," n (Leroy ,T. French, mgr.) —

Wnileiiii, Mllm., Feb. 17, Bmliierd 18, I. lute

h'alls 111. Mlluea 20.

4)
"Qmwi of the Highway" (W. McOowan, mgr.) —

Itillllnioi-e, Mil., Feb. 15-20.
"Qnlnry Adams Sawyer." Centrnl (0. H. Smith,

mgr.)— N. Y. City Feb. IB-March 5.
"Qnlnry Ailnnis Sawyer," Western (W. O. Snell-

Ing, tugr.) — Webb City, Mn., l.'eli. 17. Nevada

18. Ilnller lit, JeOcrson City 20. Heilnlln 22.

llnonville 23. Mntshnll 21, Lexington 25, Cnr-

rnllton 20. Chllllcothc 27.
"Qnliicy Adams Sawyer," Kaslern — Burlington.

In., Feb. 20.
"Queen of thu White Slaves" (A. II. Wood*, mgr.)

— Full Itlver, Mass., Feb. 1517, New Britain,

Conn., 24, New Haven 25-27.
II
Russell, Annie (Charles I'rohmon, mgr.) — N. Y,

oily Feb. 15, liidelliilte.
Heluin, Ada, nnd Otis Skinner (Llehler & Co.,

uigrs.)-- -Waaliliigtnii, 1). C, Feb. 15-20, N. Y.

Oily 22-27.
Rivers ilrnihors (Klnw ft Rrlsneer, mgrs.) —

lllilildelpllill, Po., Feb. 15-27.
Hubert son. I'orbcs, and Gertrude Billot t (Klnw ft

Brlaitger, nigra, )— Cleveland, O., Feb. 15-20,.

Toledo 22. Dnyton 23, Louisville, Ky., 24, 25,

InilliiiiiiiRilU, iml., 20, 27.
Bolwnn, Rleauor (I. lei. lei- ft Co., mgra.) — N. X.

City Feb. 15. Iiulellnlle.
nielnimii, Cltarlea (Weber ft Fields, mgrs.) —

Milwaukee, WIm„ Feb. 1.8-20.
flols-rls, I'lorcnee (Fred Belnsco. mgr.l — Bulte,

Muni., I'cb, 14-17. Pocntello, ldn., 18, Ogden,

II., 10, 20. Sull Luke Clt.V 25-27.
Rynn, Di.ulel It. (W. 8. Hates, mgr. )— Boston,

Muss., Feb. 15-2(1. Brockton 22-27,
HoIst, Knitierbie (Lou Brandon, mgr.) — Lynn,

Miiss.. Feb. 15-20, Lnwrenwi 22-27.
Royal LIllpullniiH, tins 1III1V— Indianapolis, Iml.,

Feb. 15-17. Springfield, HI.. 21. Decatur 22.
Roe Sloek (C. i. W. Koe, mgr.) — Lowell, Mass.,

Feb. 15-2(1, Nashua, N. II., 22-27.
Hussell's Comeillnna (F. K. Moore, mgr.)— Woods-

UpIiI, ().. Feb. 13-17.
Ranter Plivers (Otis Bnpter & Frank Becker,

mgre.— Smlthvltlc, MP., Fob. 15-20, Blrmlng-

Benf roW'ii Jolly Pnthllndcrs— Flshklll, N. Y„ Feb.
15-20, Dnnbnry, Conn., 22-27.

"Ritehel Oolilsteln," Sullivan, Harris ft Woods'—
I'clrolt, Mich.. Feb. 15-20. Chicago, III.. 21-27.

"nun on (be Bunk" (T. S. Robinson, mgr.) — ■
Annn HI., Feb. 17. Calm 18, Puducuh, Ky., 10,
H- ouvlllo. in. I. 20, Bvnnsvllle 21.

"Runaway Match," Clint ami Bessie Bobbins
(Chuac 4 Lister, mgrs.) — Ponon, Neb.. Fob, 10,
Wnkellelil 17, Hartlngtnn 18, Bnudolph lit,
M'ayne 20.

"Bonianco of Conn Hollow" (Archibald Allen,
tugr.) — otliiniM-n, In., Feb. IT, Albln 18, lown
City 10. Cislar linplds 20, Hock Island, 111., 21.

"Hugged Hem" (Fielding Amusement Co., mgrs.)
— ( liieliinnll, Oh Feb. 11-20, Chicago, III,,
21-March 5.

"Royal Slave" (Harry Gordon, mgr.) — Jentev
Shore, I'n.. Feb, 17. Holliiliiyshurg IS, Mount
Plciisiini 111. Cnnitellsvlllo 20, McKcesport 22,
In.llnnii 23, Somerset 21, Brownsville 25, Mo-
nongiilieln 2ll, Greenabnrg 27.

"Boyal Slave" (Harry Gordon, mgr.) — Waterloo,
In., Fob, 17. t'lnrksvillc 18, Oetwein 10. Boone
30, Iowa Falls 22, Clnrloii 23. Mason City 24,
Gamer 25, Algona 20, Fort Dotlgo 27. -

flothrrn, F„ It. (Daniel Frohtnan, mgr.)— St.

IkiuIs, Mo., Feb. 15-20, Chicago. 111., 22-Marcu

5.
Sloddart, James H. (noliert Brower, ragr.) —

St. P.uil, Minn., Feb. 15-17, Minneapolis 18-

20. Rceorsh, la. 22. Cedar Rapids 23, Dn-

liuiltie 24, Cllmun 25, GalcsburB, III., 20, TttKik-

fuWI 27.
Stilly. Daniel (WIUIa.F. Boyer, mgr.)— Spokane,

XViiBh.. Feb. 21. 23, TniMtnn 21.
Bbniuuiis, Thu (Uorfy Shannon, msr.) — Dclplioo,

18, Ada 10. Upper Sandusky 29, Kct-
22. Rleliwnnd 23, (Inllnn 24, I'lyuoutlt 2o.

0., Feb.

Inn ~

Chicago 211, 1^.11 27.

rilnart, Itsljih— Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 15-20, N. S.
City '22- 7

Sidney, thorite 'Stair ft Nleolnl, mgrs.)— Detroit,
Mleli., Feb. 11-20, Halllroorc, Aid.. 82-S8T. .

Rben. Thbrass K f.lamcs Wall, mgr.)— Williams-
port. Pa., Feb. 22-27, ' _. t ,

Smori Set, fins Hill's— St. Louis, Mo., Feb. II-
20, Clnclnnnil, O., 21-27, ,

Sttilis, .1. o. p. P. Ciirrnn, mgr.)— Austin,
Vat., Feb. 17, 18. , _ _

Sights. Pnnllno (J. W. Sights, mgr.)— fjist If
wood. So. Dak., Feb. 15-17, De Huett 18-20,
Pierre 22-27. . . _

pnulheru Stock (George Hamilton, mgr.) — Hen-
derson, Ky., Feb, 15-20. Psducoh 22-27.

Staudtph Stock (George It. Hell, mgr. (—Glovers-
vllle, N. Y., Feb. ii-17, Johnstown 18-20,
Whltebnll 22-24, Tlromlerogn 25-27.

RrsMtter Dramatic, P. U. and AUle Spoonet ; (W.
DlcU Harrison, mgr.)— Waco, Tex., Feb. 15-18,
Cerslcuna 10, 20, Houston 22-25, Galveston 28-
28

Sullivan. John L. (Jss. F. Murray, mgr.)— Fltch-
Imrg. Maaa.. Feb. 17, Tamers Falls 18, Willi-
mantle. Conn., 10, Mhldletown 20.

Stwnrd Show (Arthur J. CMsam, mgr.)— I*roy,
HI., Feb. 18-20.- Champaign 22-27.

Slinwell Dramatic (Charles A. Winters, mgr.) —
New I.onunn, Conn.. Feb. 15-20, Merlden 22-27.

St, l/ntls Drnmnllc, Slclnleln ft McConne 1 »—
Carlsbad, N. Mcv., Feb. 22-24, Rouwell SB-
March 2. ..,„,..

"Kmretn of Pollcblnclle" (James R. Hockott,
mgr.)— N. Y. City Feb. 15. IndeBnlte.

"Sky Farm" (CliArtes Fmhmnn. mgr.)— Norllt
Adntns, Mass., Feb. 18, Holyoke 10, SprlngHfld
20, Lynn 23. , _

"l-wtet Clover" (A. A. Thayer, mgr.) — Newport,
Ark., Feb. 17, Little Bock 18, Hot Sprlujs lit,
Pirns BlitnT 20. ....

"Soldiers of Fortune" (Henry B. Harris, mgr.)—
Newark, N. J., Feb. 15-20, Brooklyn, N, 1.,
"2-27

••Shove "Acres" (Wllllnm B. Gross, mgr.)— Nel-
sonvllle, O., Feb. 17, Jackson 18, Portsmouth
10. Cambridge 20, ritlfburg. Pa„ 22-27.

"Sag Harbor" (William B. Gross, mgr.)— Spo-
kane, Wash., Feb. 11-17. North Yakima 18, El-
leosbiirg 10, Toioma 20, Seattle 21-24.

"Switchman's Daughter" (Horry H. Blchards,
mgr.)— Newark, N. .1., Feb. 15-20, Providence,
It. L, 22-27.

"Slaves of the Mine" (C. S. Cnllnhnn, mgr.) —
Sentllo. Wnsli., Feb. 14-20, 'laivimn 21-23.
MoMttlnoi 24, otympla 20, I'orllnnil. Ore., 28-

"Surerba "' Hnnlon'fl— Battle Creek, Mich., Fell.

17, Grand Baplds 18-20. Detroit 21-27.
"Sl.odows of a Great City" (0. B. Jefferson,

mgr.)— Qneliec, On(„ Feb. 18-20.

"Stain of Oulll" (Ohnrles W. Daniels, mgr.)—
Cleveland, O.. Feb. 15-20, Detroit, Midi., 21-
27.

"Sign of the Cross," Kostern (II. 0. Berger mgr.)
— Woostcr, O.. Feb. 17, Alliance IS, Warren 10,
Conneant 2H, Washington, I>. C., 22-27.

"Sandy Bottom" (Hamilton ft Hopkins, mgrs.) —
Blvirside, Cnl., Felt. 17, Los Angeles 21-27.

"Side Tracked"— Des Mollies. In., Feb. 15-1T.

"81 Pinnkard," J. C. Mtrll (Jack Sawyer, mgr. )
— Lebanon, Ind., Feb. 17, Oxford 18, Ifnopatnn.
111.. 111. Lafnyelle, Ind., 20, Paris. III., 22.
Miillonn 23. Pnn.t 21, Carllnsvllle 25, Jersey-
vllle 2H, Allot! 27. SI. Charles, Mo., 28.

•'Senrchl'ghts or n Great Oily" (Itobert B. Mon-
roe, mgr.)— Chicago. III.. Frh. 14-20.

"Sign of Ihe Funr"— Krlc, Pi., Feb. 15-17.
T

Thompsmi. Deninnn — San Jonc, Cal„ Feb. 17, 18.
SI,., -lit,, n 10, 20,

Thurston, Adcliild" (Frank J. ft Clnslon WIN
Mitch, mgrs.) — Sngliiaw. Mich., Feb. 18, liny
Ollv Hi. .1 id;. mi 21, Kalutnarito 20.

Tettipi-sl, Msrln (Cltarlea Finhmait. tngr.)— Phll-
niWphln, I'n., Feb. 15-20, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
2227.

Turner. Clara— Jtonlloa. Thompson ft Moiillnn's
(M. B Miller, mgr.) — Klmlrs, N. Y„ Feb.
10-80, Reunite. Pn„ 22-27.

Taylor Slock i Albert Tr.ylor, mgr.)— Snlplntr
Springs, Toj.. Feb. IT, 18, Mount Pleasant HI,
20, 18- Queen. Ai'k., 21-23, Mena'21-28.

Tolsnn itlocli (T. Dwlght Peiiper, tngr.) — Ham-
tinrg, Ark., I-Vli. 15-20, Moutli-ello 22-28.

"Two Little WslfB," No. I, Lincoln .1. Carter's
— Montreal, Can., Feb. 15-20, l)iieliec 22-21,
Ottawa 25-27.

"Too PMWl to Beg," Lincoln J, Carter's— Louis-
ville, Kv„ Feb. 11-20.

"Two Little Sisters'* (Rickey & Warmlngton,
mgrs.) — Peklti, III., Feb. IT, Mattoon IN,
Charleston ID, Terre Haute, Ind., 20.

"To Die nt Dawn," Elsie Crescy (J. It. Wnrd,
mgr.)— Camden, N. J., Feb. 10-17. Middle-
town. N. Y.. 18, PoughkecpBlo 10, Cohoes 20,
Syi'itcnse 22.24, Bdcheslcr 25-27.

"Tltroiigh Fire and Water." Jnmes H. Wnlllck's
— Boston, Moss., Feb. 1B-20, Providence, R. I,,
22-2T.

•Texaa Steer," M. B, Emery's — Lancaster, Po.,
Feb. 18, Hnrrlshurg 10. Trenton, N. J., 22.

"Tbrongh the Centre of tho Knrth," Edward
Itlonilcll's (Wm. A. Stnoley, mgr.)— Monstlcld,
O., Feb. 18.

"Ten Nights hi n Bar Boom," Terry's — Hlckmon,
Nebr., Feb. 17, Crete )8, Tnlmnge 10, Spring-
Held 20, Weeping Water 22, Blwood 33, Ne-
braska City 24, Wiihon 25, Cnkir Bluffs 20,
Blnlr 27.

"Two Merry Trumps" (McVenn ft Vetter, mgrs.)
—Greenville, O.. Feb. 17, Hartford City, Ind.,

18, Montpeller 10, Warren 20, McComb. it., 23,
Nonvnlk 24, Lorain 25, Mies 20.

"Ten Nights In n Bar Boom" (Brownlee ft Heed,
mgrs.)— Geneva, N. Y., Feb. 17, Waterloo 18,
Penn Ynn 10, Lyons 20, Clyde 22, Palmyra 23.
Newark 24.

"Thoroughbred Trump" (Harry Darlington, mgr.)
— Hamilton, ()., Feb. 17. Wilmington 18. New
Vienna 10, Porlamonlh 20, Ironton 22, Wells-
ton 23, Marietta 24, Pleasant City 20, Worsts-

tiel.l 27.

"Ten Nights) In n Bar Boom" (Charles Geyer,
mgr.)— New orlennn, La., Feb. l-.Marcli 1.
V

"Under Southern Skies," Eastern (narry Doe!
Parker, mgr. 1— Jersey City. N. J., Feb. 15-20,
Sprlnglleld, Mass., 22. Holyoke 23, Worcester
24, Norwich. Conn., 25, New London 20, West-
erly, B. L, 27.

"Under Southern Skies," Western (Harry Pool
Parker, mgr.) — Grand Rsplds, Mich., Feb. 11-
17. Toledo, 0., 18-20, Dcflaucc, O., 22, Fort
Wayne. Ind., 23, Peru 21, Marlon 25, Knkomo
20, Blwood 27.

"I'nele Tom's Cabin," Rostent, Al. W. Martin's
(Bil. S. Martin, mgr.)— Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb.
15-20. Phllndelphln. Pa., 22-27.

"Uncle Turn's Cabin," Western, Al. W. Martin's
IF. C. Cooper, mgr.)— 1 Lancaa(er, Pn„ Feb. 17,
NorrlBtown 18, Allcntown 10, Reading 20.

"Uncle Tom'a Cabin," Stetson's. Kastern (O. T,
Itrockwny, mgr.l — Wohurn, Mass., Feb. 17,
Chelsea IS, !|wulcli 10, Newbnryport 20.

"Under Two Flags" (Harvey B. Day, bus. mgr.)
—St. Louis, Mo., Fell. 14-20, Chicago, HI., 21-
27.

"i'ticle SI Raskins" (C. S. Primrose, mgr.) —
Aurora. Neb., Feb. 17, Benedict 18, Stroma-
iHieg IB, ShpHiv 20.

"Dnele lies." Frank Adams' — Shamokln, Pa.,
Feb. 17. Slieniiuiluiib 18, Pottavllle in. Rend-
ing 20, Lelinnon 22, Boycrsford 33, Coatenville
25 HnrrlstHiKi 20, York 27.

"Uncle Josh Sprnocliy" (J. P. Donohue, mgr.)—
Hope, Ark., Feb. 17. present t 18, Gurdon 10,
Hot Springs 20. Little Rock 22, Brlnkley 23,
llnlesrllle 25, Ncw|s>it 20, Jouesboio 27.
V

Van Dyke ft Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)— Grafton,
W. Vn.. Fob. 15-20. Fairmont 22-27.

Vernon stock (BcnJ. It. Vernon, mgr.) — Austin,
Pa., Feb. 15-17, Mount Jewctt 18-20, Clean,
N. Y., 22-27.

"Virginian" (Klrke Ln Shclte, mtrr.)— N. t,
City Feb. 15, IndcDnile.

"Vllliign Pnstmaslcr" (J. Wesley RoaeiKjuest,
mgr.) — Holyoke, Mass.. Feb. 23.

"Volunteer Organist" (Harry Miiutcll, mgr.) —
Toledo, 0., Feb. 14-17. Coliinihus 18-20, In.
dlannpolls, Ind., 23-27.

"Village Psrsun" tW. B. Nankevllle, tngr.) —
Buft'alu, N. Y., Feb. 15-20.
W

Walsh, Blanclie (Waycnhnls ft Kemper, inrrs.) —
Cltlengii, III., Feb. )4-20, Peoria 22, Hurling-
lou. In.. 23, Qnlnry, HI.. 24, Keokuk, In., 25,
Lawrence, Kau., 20. Wichita 27.

Warner, Chilrlea (Blch ft Harris, tagra. — Cincin-
nati, 0., Feb. 14-£0. Chicago, 111., 21-March 5.

Wclier ft Fields— Snn Finnclsco, Cal., Feb. 15-20.

Wnlnrlght, Marie (Jules Murry. mgr. )— Fargo,
No. Dnk.. Feb. 15. Croakaton. Minn., 10. Win-
nipeg. Man.. 17, 18, Grknd Forks,. So. T3»k..
10. Dnlnth. Minn., 22, West Superior, Win,, 23.
AHhlniid 24. Winona, Minn., 20, Parlhnnlt 20,
Rochester 27.

Wills. Nat M, (Broadburst ft Currle, mgrs.) —

^Pittsburg. Ph., Feb. J5-20, N. V. City 22-Mareb
lb.

Wlllanl, Kalhcrlne (Kdwnrjl 0. While U)K.Jr-

-S*t ^JVca^es'D'.'w.hmn. mgrO-Wash,
Feb. 15-20, Phllnrlclplils, P«.. 23*

ington, D. O.,
Walker Whiteside— Kansas ORy, Mo., Feb. 18-20,

Wlnnlnger Brothers (Frank Wltinlnger mgr )-
Owatonnn, Minn., Feb. 15-20, Fairmont 4!- 28.

Wi«lPma n „n°s Big Isi.ow (Thos. .lOfegfe
rasr .)_'vVoodland, C«L, Feb. 15-20, Voeaviite

Wim's 2T Stock — Bhlnelander. Wis., Feb. 15-17.

n-incock Mich., 22-21, Ishpemlug 25-27.
" ISnSw 1^ W» A. Brsdy's-Boslon,

M«ss., Feb. 15-20, Newark. H, , I., 22-27.

■ IB i ■ lLVman In 1 -OMllOU

Pa., Fel

° ' Fell?' 15-20, Cr BaJti:

(W. C Cnnnlngham,
Feb. 1S-20, Boston,

msr.) — Philadelphia,
more, Md;, 22-27.
"Wnv of the Transgressor
tngr.) — Montreal, Can.,

"Wife's' Mfsfoko"— Troy, K. Y., Feb. ><j-«.

"Why. Olrls Leave Home" {TOW .S.J^JHg'
m'/rs.)— Sprlngfleld, Moss., Feb. lB-17, Hart-
ford. Conn., 18. Bridgeport 19. 20.

"Why Women Sin" W-Jv. Taylor, mgr.)— But-

••While Slave" '(ltotert"' Campbell, mff;)— N «?

Hoven, Conn., Feb. 15-17, Boston, Mnsn., 22-

"7
"Wealth mil Toverty" (John J. Brophy, <"&■)—

S. Y. Clly Feb. 15-20, Altoona, Pa., 22.
"When Women Love" (Frank W. Nosco, rogr.)—

Toronto, Can.. Feb. 15-20, Montreal 22-27.
"Winchester" (E. C. McWnde, mgr.)— Spring-
field. Moss., Feb. 17.
"Wedded, But No Wife"— Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb.

22-27.
"When Reuben Comes to Town" — Pittsburg, Pa„

Feb. 15-20. .

"Was Slio to Blnme?" (J«! Carlton, mgr.)—

Brooklyn, la.. Feb. 10, Mnrengo 20, Oxfora

22. I/inetrec 24, Knlnna 25, Wellmar 2fl, Ot-

Imnwii 27. ,_ — ,,

"Weary Willie Walker," Bsstorn (Harry Dull,

tngr.) — Anderson, Ind., Feb. 23, Seymour J4,

New Albany 20, West Bnden 28.
"Weary Willie Walker," Western (B. 0. Gregory.

mgr.l— Little Hack, Ark.. Feb. 20, Pine BluO

22. Camden 23. Hope 24, Tcxnrktina 25, Shreve-
port. Ln„ 20, Marshall, Tex., 27.

Y

"Yon Ynnson" (B. V. Glronx, mgr.)— St. Joseph,
Mo., Feb. 17, Macon 18, Qnlney, 111., 10, Unn-
ulbol, Mo., 20, St. Louis 21-27.

"Young TolK> Hoxle" (Charles D. Miller, mgr.)—
Syracuse, N. Y„ Feb. 15-17, Itochestcr 18-20.

"York Sin lo Folks" (F. E. Wright, mgr.)— Cln-
cliinatl, (>., Fell. 21-27.

MVSICAIi.

Hnstonlnns (Charles It, Bacon, hits, mgr.) —
Seullle, Wash., Feb. 14-17, Victoria, B. 0.,
18, Vancouver 10, New Whatcom, Wash., 20,
Tocoma 25. 20. ...

Ho«ton Ladles' Orchestra (Gertrude Mnltluml
Hull, mgr.)— I'ittsflcld, Mbsh., Feb. 15-20,
North Adnins 22-28.

Brooke Chlnngo Murine Band (Bert A. Hall, mgr.)
— Btiffalo, N. Y„ Feb. 10-21, Chicago, HI., 22,
lndeilnltc.

Black Pattl's Troubadours (Vnclckel ft Nolnn,
mgrs.) — Cilitmbus. O., Fob. 15-17, Dayton IK-
20, Pnrlsmoatb 22, Huntington, W. Vn., 23.
llluetlelil 24. llonimke, Va., 25, Lynehburg 20,
Polershitrg 27.

"Babes in Tnylnnd" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.)
— N. Y. City Feb. IB, lndeilnltc.

"Burgomaster" (Win. P. Cnllem, mgr.) — Boston,
Mass., Fell. 15-27.

Cnblll, Mnrlc (Daniel V. Arthur, mgr.)— Pitts-
burg, I'n.. Feb. 15-20, Hamilton, Ont., 27.

Canadian Jubilee Singers (W. T. Cary, mgr.) —
Berlin, N. II., Feb. 17, Grnlinm 18, Bethel,
Me., 10, Bryants Pond 20. 21.

"Chinese Honeymo.in" IS. S. Hhubcrt, Nlyon ft
Zimmerman, mgrs.)— N. Y. Clly Feb. 15-20,
New Haven. Cnnii., 22; Wnlerhitry 23, Bridge-
port 21, Hertford 25, Worcester, Mass., 20,
New I/indon, Conn., 27.

"ClilneBC Honeymoon" (8. S. Shnbert, Nixon ft
Zlintiioriniin, mgrs.) — Los Angeles. Cal., Pen.
15-17, Fresno IH, Sacrnmpnto It), 20, Salt Lake
City, I'.. 22-24, Pueblo, Col;. 20, Colorado
Springs 27.

"Chaperons" (Klngsley ft Welty, mgrs.)— I^x-
liiKtmi, Ky., Feb, 17. Onensbern 18, Evans-
vllle, Ind., 10. Pmlucah, Ky.; 20, Nashville.
Tenn., 22, Jackson 23, Memphlii 24, Vickshiirg,
Miss., 25, J.iekmu 20, N.itehe/. 27.

"Country Girl" (J. 0. Dulf, tngr.) — Montreal,
Can., Feb. 15-20, Qucls>c 22, 28.

Daniels, Frank (0. B. Dillingham, mgr,) — Wash-
ington, V. 0„ b'eli. 15 20, Baltimore, Md., 22-
2T.

De Angells, Jefferson (S, S. Shtibcrt, NUon ft
Zimmerman, mgrs.) — Lawrence, Mnan., Feb.
18-20, N. Y. City 23, Indefinite.

Davis Mnslcnl Bxtrnvhginsn (R. Wade, Davis,
mgr.) — Wiiliiiuin. .Mm. i., I'di 20. 2T.

Bngll<b Grand Opera (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)
— Buffalo, N. V., Feb, 15-20. Youugstown, O.,
S3. Wheeling, W. Vu., 23, 21, Columlius, ().,
25-27.

Burl, Virginia (George R. While, rogr.) — Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Feb. 15-20, N. Y. Olty 22, inden-
nlte.

Rdwanhfi Paula (8. S. ft Lee Shubcrt, mgra.) —
Chlcaifo, HI., Feb. 15-20, St. Paul, Minn., 21-
27.

"Floroilora" (Fisher ft nyley, mgrs.) — Birming-
ham, Ala., Feb. 17, Solum 18, Montgomery 10,
Mobile 20, New Orleans La., 22-27,

"Fortune Teller" (Milton ft Serjeant Aliorn,
mgrs.l— Clnclnuatl, O., Feb. 16-20, PItLshnrg,
Pa., 22-27.

Grnnd Opera (llelnrlch Conried, ogr.) — N. Y.
City Feb. IB. Indeflnlte.

Glnscr, Lulu, Opera (F. 0. Whitney, mgr.) — In-
dianapolis, Iml., Feb. IB, 10. Tolexlo, O., 17,
Dnyton 18, Springfield 10, Columbus 20, Pitts-
tiurg, I'n.. 22-27.

"OllttcrltiK Gloria" (Fisher ft Bylcy, mgrs.) —
N. Y. Clly Feb. 15, IndeUnlte.

Hopper, De Wolf (E. 11. Reynolds, mgr.)— Fall
River, Mass., Feb. 17, Newport, R. I„ 18, Wor-
cester, Mass.. 10, 20, Providence, B. I., 22-24,
Sprlnglleld. Mass., 25, Hartford, Goth., 20, New
Haven 27.

Held, Anna (F. Zlcgfeld Jr., nuir.)— South Bend,
Intl., Feb. 17, Milwaukee, Wis., 18-20, Min-
neapolis 21-27.

"Isle of Rplce"— St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 20, Kan-
sas Clly 21-24.

Jnmes' Ladles' Band (B. L. James, mgr.) — Los
Angeles, Cnl., Feb. 10, indeflnlte.

Kilties Bnnd (T. P. 3. Power, mgr.)— Hoqnlnm,
Wiith., Feb. 17, Portland, Ore., 18, Salem 10,
Btigeue 20, Redding, OnL, 33, San Francisco
2328.

"King Dodo" (Henry W. Savage, mgr,)— Selma,
Ala., Feb. 17. Montgomery 18, Atlanta. On.,
10, 20, Birmingham, Aln.. 22, Knoxvllle, Tenn.,

23, Cbiiitnnooga 24, Athena, Go., 25, Macon
20, Jacksonville, Fla., 27.

"Mother Goose" (Klaw ft Erlaoger, mgra.) — N.
Y. Olty Feb. 15-27.

"Miss Bob While" (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs,)
— Cantou, 0., Feb. 17, Akron 18, Ashtabula 20,
Eric. Pa„ 22, Meadvlllc 23, Franklin 24, Char-
lorn! 20, Conncllsvlllc 27.

"Medal mid the Maid" (Fisher ft Rytey, mgrs.)
— -N. Y. Olty Feb. 10-20, Philadelphia Pn.° 22-
March 6.

Nashville Students (Joe Becker, mgr.) — Lyons,
Kan., Feb. 17. Great Bend IS. I.*rned 10, Wl-
clilla 28. Caldwell 24, Medford, Okln., 25,
KlngBsber 27.

Pollard's Juvenile Opera— Seattle, Wash., Feb.
14-20.

"Peggy from Paris" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) —
Itoltlniorc, Md„ Feb. 15-20, Cleveland, O., 22-

"Priiico of Pilseu," Eastern (Henry W. Snvngo,
'.".F 1 ' 1 ], - Bridgeport, Conn.. Feb. 17. New Haven
18. fjatlfdrt II), Waterbury' 20, Brooklyn, N.

"Prlace oF i'llscn," Western (Henry W. Savage,
, uigr.t-Clilcam), HI., Feb. 15-Murch 5.

"Itunnwnys" — FOrt Worth, Tex., Feb. 24, 25.

Sohoir . Frllil (O. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— Phila-
delphia, Pa.. Feb.- 1B.B7. ; >. I

"Sttltimof Siilu" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.l —
Ijetmlt. Mich.. Feb. 16-20, Boston, Mass., 22-
Mnreh B. ■ - . - - -

"Sliver Slipper" (John 0. Fisher, mgr.)— Dea
Moines, in.. Feb. 17. Omaha, Neb.. 18, St.
J.ii-eph. Mo.. 10, Toprka, Kan.. 30,

"Show Girl" (B; 0. Whitney.
Mil., Feb. 15-50, Jetsry-Cli

"Storks" (W. W. Tlilotson, gen. mgr.
Orleans, l.a„ 'Feb:' 14-20. Mobile, Ala.,
Montgomery 23. Birmingham 21, Knoxvllle;
Tenn., 85, Obnltsnonsa 20, Atlauta. Oa., 27.-

• Simple Simon" (0. "S. WIlUnnM, mgr.)— Lyons,

" r ^ I'I'tlO'Milds'" (Charles B-tobmsn ftGporge
BdWardCB, mgrs.)— Boston, Mobb., Feb! i^
Mareb) 0,- ft- '". '

"Tenderfoot" (W. W. Tillotson, mgr.)— w v
City Feb. 22, Indeunlte. >"•••» ». >.

Van Stnddlford, Qraco (F. Zlegfeld. mirr i
Terre Haute, Ind,, Feb. 18. Sntutgneld o . iT
Sontti Bend. lad., 17, MllwaaW Wis., is.in'
Minneapolis. Minn., 22-27. ' " * •

Wilson, . Francis (Nixon .ft Zimmerman, am i^
Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 15-17, Hamilton, Ont 1R
10. London 20, Chicago, 111., 21-MnrtA 8

Whitney Opera (A. K. Root, mgr.)— Lockoorr
N. ,Y.. Feb. 17, Oleon 18, Klmlra 10. "^'P ".

Wlllmr Opera (W. H. Fullwood, mgr.)— Undon
Can;, Feb. 15-20. Bellevlllo 22, 23, Llnusay 'J'
26. Barrle 20, 27. -. . »«v -«,

Wills Musical Comedy, John B. Wills' (Wm. flrav
mgr.)— Port Huron, Mich., Feb. 16-17 Vt
Thomas. OnL, 18.20, Bl-antford 22-24, St. Cai :

"Wizard of -Ox" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs I—
Louisville. Ky., Feb. 16-17. Indianapolis, Iml
18-20, Pittsburg, Pa:, 22-27. ' "

"Wizard of OS" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs )_
Tenrkana,' Ark., Feb. IT, ' Denlson. Tel' is
Dallas 10. 20, Fort Worth 23. ' **■

"Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.l— N
£ City Feb. 22, Indefinite. * ' ml "'

VAHIETV.

American Barlesqners (W. D. Watson, mgr I—

Phllailelpbla; I'n., Feb. 15-20, Scmnton 22-"l

Renillng 85-27. '

Bryant's Hurlesquers (Harry 0. Bryant, msr I—

Montreal, Oam, Feb. 15-20. s '

Bowery Burlesquers, Hurtlg ft Senmon's (Joe Hnr-

tig, mgr.)— Scrnnton, Pa., Feb. 10-17, Beaillnir

18-20, N, Y. City 22-Marcu 0. "™'«ng

Brigadiers (Harry Marrell. mgr. )— Toronto. c« n

Feb. 15-20, Rochester, N. Y„ 22-27.
Bon Toas (Kd.-F. Bush, mgr.)— N. Y. City Feb

15-20, Phllsdelphln, Pa., 22-27.
Bohemians (Thomas W. Miner, mgr.) Indian.

apolla, Ind., Feb. 15-20, St. Louis, jlo., 21-27
• Blue Ribbons (Jock Singer, mgr.) — Providence

R. I., Feb. 15-20, Boston, Mass., 22-27.
Behmrtn Show— N. Y. City Feb. 15-20. Newark

N. J.. 22-27. '

City Sports (Phil Sheridan, mgr.)— Cincinnati

0., Feb. 14-20, Louisville, Kyf, 21-27. '

Cracker Jacks (Robert Manchester, mgr.) Bnf-

faln, N, Y„ Feb. 16-20,- Toronto, Can., 22-27.
flherry Blossoms (Rntler, Jacobs ft Mwery. rasre \

— Hrooklyn. N. Y., Feb. 16-27.
Dnvcre's. Sam — Boston, Mass,, Feb. 22-27,
Dainty -Duchess (L. Lawrence Weber, rage.)—

Youngstown, 0. Feb. 15-20, Albany 22.24, Troy

Dodge- ft Bowman's — Macomb, III., Fab. IT. 18.

Abhlagdon 10, 20, Madison, Pa., 21-23. Kirk.

wood. 111., 24, 25; Burlington 20, 27.
Fay Coster Bnrlesqners (Joseph Oppcnhelmer

mgr.) — Louisville, ,K}\, Feb. 14-20, Indlanann-

lls, Ind., 22-27.
Gny Morning Glories (Sam A. Scrlhoer, mgr.)—

N*. Y. Olty Feb. 16-20, Jersey Olty, N. J., 22-

Gay 'Masnooraders (Rttgcno Wellington, mgr.)—
Paterson, N. .1., Feb. 16-20. * '

High Hollers (A. H. Wondhnll, mgr.) — Milwau-
kee, Wis., Feb. 14-20, Minneapolis, Minn., 21-

Hommcr & Mason's (Lnri Hommcr, mgr.)— Mon-
treal, Can., Feb. 16-20, Toronto 22-27.

Innocent Maids (T. W. DiukliiR, mgr.) — Piedmont
W. Vn.i Feb, 18, Cmnls-rlnnd, Md„ 10, t'nlon-
town, Pa., 20, Grwiisburg 22, Klttannlng 23
Altoona 24, Tyrone 26, Shnmokln 27.

Irwin's, Fred, Big Show — Kansas City, Mn.. Feb.
1420, St. Joseph 22-24.

Indian Maidens (Louis Harris, mgr.) Vender-

grirt, Pa„ Feb. in, New Kcnslnglon HI, Kti
tunning 17, Shnrnn 18, Beaver Falls 10. Hi.
Chester 20.

Imperials (Harry W. Williams Jr., mgr.)— He-
trolt, Mich., Feb. 14-20, Clevelnnd, O., 22-27.

M y. Y? OHy Feb!T5 H -27 < . R0b< ' rt Fl " t, ' n • " W - ) ~
Jack's, Snm T., Own" (Mabel Hazel ton, mgr.)~

Jnekaon, Mich., Feb. 22.
Knickerbockers (Louis Bnhle, mgr.) — Pittsburg,

P.i., Feb. 15-20, Cincinnati, O., 21-27,
Kenliicky Belles (Whnllen Brothers, mgrs.)—

Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 15-20, Newark, N. J.,

Lafayette, the Great (T. O. Lafayette, mgr.)—

Chicago. III., Feb. 15-20.
Lniiilou (Jaloly dlrla (Cliff W. Grant, mgr.)—

N. Y. City Feb. 10-20, Bethlehem. Pa., 22,

Pottalown 23, Lebimon -24, Mlddletown 25,

l Ir.rlilinri: 20.
Merry Maldcna (Butler. Jacobs ft Lowery, mgrs.)
w — -Toledo. O., Feb. 18-20, Detroit, Mich., 21-27.
Mnjestlcs (Fred Irwin, mgr.) — Providence, R. I„

Feb. 22-27.
Moonlight Maids (Charles Franklin, tngr.) — Bos.

ton, Mass., Feb. 16-20, N. Y. City 22-27.
Night on Broadway (Harry Morris, mgr.) — Mln.

nenpiills, Minn., Feb. 14-30, St. Paul 21-37.
Nntton, Cnrrle, Vaudeville (Clark Ball, mgr.) —

Mlddletown, Conn., Feb. 17, Holyoke, Mass.,

18-20, Foil River 81. New Bedford 22-27.
Orphenm Show. Martin Beck's— Omaha, Nebr.,

Feb. 15-20, St. Paul, Minn., 21-27.
Pnrbdan Widows (L. Lawrence Weber, mgr.) —

Jeisey City, N. .T„ Feb. 15-20, Brooklyn, N. Y.,

22-March 6.
Heeves', AL— Sprlnglleld, Mnss., Feb. 18-20, N.

Y. City 22-27.
Hose Hill English Folly (Rice ft Barton, mgrs.l

—Baltimore, Md., Feb. 15-20, Waslilngtoa, D.

0., 22-27.
nrnlz-Snntley (Abe Leavitt. mgr.)— SL Louis,
_ Mo., Feb, 14-20, Kansas City 21-27.
Bice ft Barton'a Big Gaiety— Chicago, III., Feb.

14-20, Milwaukee. Wis., 21-27.
Bosc Sydell's London Belles (W. 8. Campbell 4-

« &' JP, u . rtln ' mgra.)— St. Paul, Minn., Feb.

14-20, Chicago, III., 21-27.
Bellly & Wood's (Pat Itellly, mgr.)— Alhany, N.

\., Feb. 16-17, Troy 18-20, Montreal Can., 22-

Riina'way Girls (P. 8. Clark, mgr.)— Washington,
o 1 l'. ;i,^ . b -- ln- . 20 ' P'ttshurg, Pa.. 22-27.
Social Whirl Burlesque™ (J. J. Sliay, mgr.)—

Htidson, Mass.. Feb. 17, Fall Hlver 18-20.
Trnns-Atlontlci, Hnrtlg ft Se/imon'a (K. J. (John.

ro 8T. )— -Phlldwlclrihla, Pn., Feb, 15-20, Bnltl-

more, Md„ 22.27.
Tiger Lilies (W. N. Drew, mgrj— Newark, N. J„

Feb. 16-20, N. Y. City 22-27.
Troc<dero Bnrlesiiuers (Waldron ft Bryant, mgrs.)

—Boston, Mass., Feb. 10-20, Philadelphia, Pa„

T "c o fJ;! , v^r."6.2o ^ . r,,n,, B - °" r -

.)— N. Y.

i\un., zv. .....

K. mgr.)— Baltimore,
Hly, N. J., 22-27. .
«, gen. mgr.)— New

Ut .V lnn 5, ^ (T ;. W - Wnklna, mgr.)— SL Joseph.
Mo., Feb. 14-17, Chicago, III * 2t-27.

Va ,"", y re' 1 ^ (! . ,, " Ty H "'> mgr.)— Cleveland, O..
Feb. 16-20, Buffalo. N. Y.. 22-27.

World Beaters (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.)— N. Y.
Oily Feb. 15-20, Paterson. N. J., 22-27.

Znrell ft Vernon's Comedlanh (H. rcrcy Bill,
mgr.)— Akron, O., Feb. 18-20.
MIN8TRGSL8.

Dockatnder's, Lew (James' It. Decker, mgr.)—
Boston. Moss., Feb. 15-20, N. Y, City 22-27.

Field, Al. 0. (J. u. J. Kane, rsgr.)— Olarks-
.. rg O v, . Vn " FcD - "• Porkershiirg 18, Mari-
etta. 0„ 11), Cambrhlgo 20. Coshocton 22, New-
ark 23, Columbus 24, Adrian, Mich., 25, Jack-
son 20, Lansing 27.

Fnitst, TeO B. (G. D. Cunningham, mgr.)—
Hberman, Tex., Feb. 24, Durant. Ind. Tor., 25,
Coalgnte 20, South McAHstcr 27, Krebs 29.

Henry's— Camden, S. 0„ Feb. 17, Darlington 18.
Sumter 10. Columbia 22.

Kersnnd's, Billy (0. J. Smith ft W. C, Thomp-

• son, mgrs,)— Lake Olty, Fla.. Feb. 17. Thomas-

Xi." c '. 0n " 18 - Moultrie 10, Cordelo 20, Albany

Tr ■tflUW 23, Mocon 24, Barnesvlllo 25,

Rome 27.

Qulnlun ft Wall's (Dan Qulnlan, rogr.)— Evans-
vlllc, Ind., Feb. 17. Louisville, Ky„ 18, Win-
chester 10, Frankfort 20, Ashland 23. Ports-
month, O.. 23

KlehnnlH & I'rlngle's (Bitsco ft Holltnd, mgrs.)—
San Francisco. Cnl., Feb. 15-20, Oakland 21.
San Jose 22. Stockton 28, Sacramento 24, Bcd-
ding 25, Ashland 20. Koscburg 27. •

Sun's. Gus— Ogden. V.. Feb. 17, Provo City IS,
Mummouth 10. Buruka SO, Bait Lake City 22-
24, Park City 35, Rock Springs, Wyo., 27, Raw-

Vogcl's ".'(John W. Vogel. mgr. )— PhUlnsburg.
Pa„ Feb. 17, Belefonte IS, Latrobo 10, Grecns-
bitrg 20, Irwin 22. 8cotUlnlo 23. Mount Pleis-
nht 24, Morgantowo. W. Va„ 25, Brownsville,
Pa., 20. Chnrtcrol 27.'' • • ' •

Ward ft Wade's— Laramie, ■ Wyo., Feb. IT, Raw-
l'"S , 5i. n °?. k Se-ringB 10, Evnuston 20, Salt
Lake City, C, 25-2T.

Weatla. W. H.-^auesville, O., Feb. 10, Cleveland

Wlm. "What, When (L. M. Boyer, mar.)— Atlanta,
Tex., Feb. 18, Hope, Ari., 10, Camden 20,
Clnrenden 22, Monroe. Xa., 23. Vlekabnre.
illss., .21, Wesson' 25,' McComb 20, Cnnum 27.

, ' cmccsEs.
Bowman's— New Sifriii, Fla., Feb. 22, D«<

Febrtjaky 20.

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ton 38, OrnnAd 34, Tltuville 38, Sebastian

20, West Palm Beach 2T.
Orrln Itrothets^-Olty of Mexico, Mcx„ Feb. 16,

lmlpflntte.
Orton's, Miles— Oolonibos, Ga.. Feb. 18, Wood-
bury IB. Griffin S.0, LawrcncevlUe 22, Winder

23, ElbertoO ,21.
Spark's, Clia.» r a.ln«Tllle, Fin., Feb. 17, Ml-

cauopy 18. iiswtiiuru IS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon lock's Trauled Animal Arena (Frank 0. Boa-

lock, tngr. )— Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 10, In-
definite,
Crystnlplex Ofrnlval (M. H. Walab, mgr.)— Sin-
ford, Me., Feb. 15-20, Blddeford 22-27.
I'llnta, Wr. tia Ura. Herbert L. (U. L. Flint,

mgr.) — Couiell Bluffs, la., Feb. 1G-20, Sioux

Oily 22-27.,
Oreat Conklliig Show (Will Conkllog, mgr.)—

Blklns. W- Va., Feb. 17. Hamilton 18, 20,

New Vienna, O., 22. 28, Spottsvillo 24, 25.
Hawetl .KoaiMhli Kan., Feb. 17, 18, Fredonla

18, 20. ,
KnuvrlcA, Tli* (Elmer E. Knowles, mgr.) Co-

lmbla. 8. U.. Feb. 15-20. Wilmington, N. C.

22-27.
Perkins, Eli— Cornlrg, O., Feb. 17, Bellnlrc 18,

Month Mllford, Ind., 10, Vienna, 111., 23. Mound

City 24.
Pauline (J. B. Pauline, mgr.)— Falrport. N. Y„

Feb. ih-nJOtneneo 18-20, Waterloo 22-27.
Powers, E. JV-Hlnckley. 111., Feb. 16-20.
Quaker Entertainers (Dr. Horatio, mgr.) — Strang.

Nebr.. Feb, 16-20. Shlckley 22-27.
EaymunU'B Moving Picture* and Vaudeville (V.

A, Bvans,» mgr,) — Ashland. Pa., Feb. 17.

tiphralo 20,
Zarhrnpi, James and Zlrtin— Washington, Ind.,

Mb, 1G-20.

Uaudcpille Rome Ci$t.

» - . . . .

TUI" i'M '■ made op ns nearly aoonr.
ate oai II la possible to make ■ list of
vuodrvllle booUluica.

Adgle's Lions. Poll's, New Haven, Conn., Feb,

ir,-2i); Poll's. Huriford. 22-27.
Adair & ))nhn. Columbia. St. Louis, Feb. 16-20;

O, O. H., Chicago. 22-27.
Adatnltil A Taylor, Keith's New, Pblla., Feb.

ig-:».
Adams A Mack, Bijou, Dulutb. Minn.. Fcb.

15-20.
Aro, Victoria, N. Y. a, Fcb. 16-27.
All & reiser. Park. Erie, Pa„ Feb. 16-20.
Abrrns, The. People's, Seattle, Feb. 15-20;

Oomlquc, 22-27.
Alblons, The. Portland, Ore., Fcb. 16-20.
Allen, Leon and Bertie. Avenue, Pittsburg, Feb.

16-20; Harris' . McKecsport. Pa., 22-27.
All, Hunter A All, Davenport, la., Fcb. 16-20;

Weast's, Peoria, III., 22-27.
Allilnn A Walden, Jacobs', Peoria. III., Fcb.

16-20.
Aldrlcb. Chas. T., Circle. N. Y. 0., Feb. 10-20.
Amalla A Manola, Orpbeum. Victoria, B. C, Feb.

15-20.
Antrim A Peters, Empire, Hoboken, N. jr., Feb.

15-20: Howard. Boston, 22-27.
Anderson A Brlggs, Orpbeum, Denver. Feb. 15-20
Anderson A Wallace, Jacobs', Peoria, III,, Feb.

15-20.
Artlsto. O. 0. H.. Indianapolis, Feb. 16-20.
Asdell A Lewis. A. A S.. Boston, Feb. 15-20.
A mini A Wagner, G. O. H., Indianapolis, Feb.

*22-27.
Ascott A Eddie. Empire, Hoboken, N. J., Feb.

15-20,
Axmhitn, Proctor's 13d 8t„ N. Y. 0„ Fcb. 15-20.
Austin, Geo. E., Raymarkot, Chicago, Feb. 15-20.
Avon Comedy Four, Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 16-20.
Avols, Tbe Great, Mechanic, Salem, Mass., Feb.

15-20,
Barda. Four. 11. A B„ Bkln.. Feb. 16-20.
Bailey A Madison, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Fcb.

16-20:
Bellcrlnl's The. Keltb'a. N. Y. 0., Feb. 16-20.
Baader A Lavcllc, Weast's, Peoria, HI., Feb.

18-20.
Barnes A Curtis, Victoria, B. 0., Feb. 16-20.
Darnes, Paul, A Co., Keith's, Boston, Feb. 15-20.
Barr 4 Evans. Howard, Boston, Feb. 15-20.
BnrncllH. The, Pastor's, N. Y. O.. Feb. 16-20.
Baker, Pete, Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb. 14-20.
Bates A Ernest, Novelty, Wichita, Kuo., Feb. 10-

20.
Bouvards, Flying (4), Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb.

Beuticy,' Musical, Keltb'a New, Pblla., Feb. 15-20.

20.
Seeder A Lavelle, Weast's, Peoria, 111., Feb. 15-

20.
Bell, Ilobert, Oryatal, Milwaukee, Feb. 16-20.
Blimey A Chapman, Palace, Worcester, Mass.,

Feb. 16-20.
Blnns. Blniis A Blnns, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.,

Feb. 10-20.
Blxley, Mr. A Mrs. Edw., H. A 8., N. T. 0.,

Feb. 16-20.
Blair, W. A., Coniique, Spokane, Wash., Feb. 15-

20.
Blocksom A Barns, Proctor's 23d St., N. X. 0.,

Feb. 15-20.
Blackbirds (4), Hllou, Norfolk, Va., Feb. 15-20.
Blank, Florence, unique, Indianapolis, Feb. 16-
' 20.
Boniface A Waltzlnger, Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb. 15-

Boud, Fred, A Co., Portland, Portland, Me., Feb.

15-20,
Bowers A Curtis, Tacema, Wash., Feb. 15-20.
Brewers, The, Acme, Norfolk, Va., Feb. 15-20.
Bruno A Russell, Orpheum, Bkln., Fob. 15-20.
Bryant A Savllle, Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb. 14-

20; Main Street. Peoria. III., 22-27.
Bruma A Clark, Belle, Oakland, Cal„ Feb. 10-27.
Brown A Novum. Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 16-20.
Burnett & Weyerson, Casio, Lawrence, Mans.,

Feb. 15-20.
Burton & Burton, Memphis, Memphis, Tcun., Feb.

16-37. •
Burke's Musical Dogs, Arcade, Toledo, 0„ Fcb.

14-30.
Button A Brooks, H. A 8., N. Y. 0., Feb. 15-20.
Burke & Lu Rue, Howard, Boston, Fcb. 10-20.
Butler, Amy, Brudenburab's. Pblla., Feb. 10-20.
OarUn, Rose, Howard, Boston, Feb. 16-20.
Ctsad A Dc Verne, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., Feb.

15-20 ; Weast's, Peoria, til., 22-27.
Caldwell, Fred., A. A 8.. Boston, Fcb. 15-20.
Carmen Sisters, Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 15-20.
Carmen Troupe, Empire. Hoboken, N. J„ Feb. 15-

20; Keith's, N. Y. C, 22-27.
Cunllnlnc, Alddo, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

15-20.
Carson A Wlllurd, H. A 8.. N. T. C, Feb. 1520.
Castellot A Hall, Proctor's 23d 8t., N. Y. 0.. Fob.

16-20.
Curler, Mr. A Mrs. Carl, Hashagcn's, St Louis,

Fcb. 15-20.
OarUn A Otto, Orpheum, N. O., Fob. 15-20.
Carroll 4 Olark. O. O. II.. Chicago, Feb. 15-20.
Cherry A Bates. Howard. Boston, Feb. 15-20.
Obameroys. The, PaBtor's, N. Y. 0., Feb. 15-20.
Christie A Willis, Orpbeum, Denver, Feb. 15-20.
Clifford, Billy 8., Lyric, St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 14-
_20; Orpheum. Omnba, 22-27.
Clarke A Temple, Poll's, New Haven, Conn., Feb.

16-20; Poll's. Bridgeport, 22-27.
Clayton, Jenkins A Jasper, Empire, Nottingham,

ring., Feb. 15-20; Empire, Leicester. 22-27.
Clifford A Harvey, Keith's, Providence, It. I.,
_ Feb. 15.20. Salem. Mass.. 22-27.
Clarke. Wilfred A Co., Colonial, Cleveland, Fcb.

15-20. ' ■-

Cooper A Robinson, Orpheum, Utlca, N. Y., Fcb.

16-20; Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y. A, 22-27.
Clfve. Henry, Whatcom. Wash., Feb. 15-20.
Cooke A Don, 0. 0. II.. Chicago, Feb. 15-20.
Cole A Warner, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

18-20.
Copelaod A Valley, Standard, Fort Worth, Tex.,

Feb. 16-28. •
Collins A Collins, Eratlcnbursn.'", Phlla., Feb. 16-

80. "

Colby Family, Arcade, Toledo, O,, Feb. 21-27.
Colby a Way, Mechanic, Salem. Mass., Fob. 15-20.
Colo A Clement. Howard. Boston, Feb. 15-20.
Cole & Johnson, Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb. 15-20.
Coleman, Al.. Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y, 0., Feb.

1820. ...

Oorbctt, Jaa. J.. Colonial, Cleveland, Feb. 15-20.
Con toy A Pearl, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb.

1,8-201 Proctor's. Newark; IB tU 23-27.
Crotty Ttlo, Arcade, Toledo, 0„ Feb. 14.20.
Crawford A Manning, ft. t B., Kkln., Feb. 16-

Crane. Mr. * Mr*. Gardner, Keith's BIJou,

_ Pblla.. Feb. HJK ' '

OommlbgsrA Knight, Howard, Boston. Feb. 15-

Cunn'lgham A Lord, Keith's, N. Y. C„ Fcb. 10-

Cutlen, Job. H„ Pastor's, St. Y. 0., Feb. 16-20.
Dare, Frank It.. Dallas. Tex.. Feb. 15-20.' _ .
Daeey A Chase, Broadway, Los. A., Oil., Feb.

"DaseTng Vloltnirt." The, Keith's, rTOTldaoee;

. b. i« rot, ib-»,

Dale. Musical. Temple, Detroit, Feb. 15-20.
Barrow, Mr. A Mrs. Stuart. Keith's. Providence,
• foKflf 11 ,5 - 20: "ocaalader's. Wlbniugton;
Da^tei'le. Madge, Rlallo. Elmira, N. Y., Feb. 14-

Daly, Eddie, Jerteraon. 1'ortlard. Mc. Feb. 15-30;

O. H., Haverhill, Mass., 22-27.
Mm, Arie, Circle. N. Y. C. Feb. 22-27
Danovas. Tbe. Huber'a, N. Y. O.. Fcb. 15-20

U^CurloS' Orpheum. Terre Haute. Ind.,, Feb.

"fflSfe* 'L ubert ;.. J5*«0i'». Boston. Fcb. 13-20;

Keith s New, Pblla., 22-27.
De o? or l * .Wilson. Etnplre. Leeds. Eog.. Fcb. 15-

20 Empire. Hull, 22-27.
Del Warnu A Ivy, Rlalto, Elrolra, N. Y„ Fcb. 16-
-30; Fenton's, Buffalo, 22-27.
Delmorc, Misses, Keith's, Boston, Fcb. 15-20:

Portland. Mo., 22-27. '

Db A D's. Park. Portland, Ore., Feb. 16-27.
pe'gauo, Natalie, Novelty, Sacramento, Cal., Feb.

Dclmore A Oneida, Keith's. N. Y. 0.. Feb. 18-20.
De Muths, The. SUr, Hamilton. Can., Fcb. 15-

30 ; Arcade. Toledo, 0.. 21-27.
neWitt. Lillian A Shorty, Fulton, 8t., Bkln..

Feb. 16-20.
Dillnu Bros., Keith's, N. Y. C, Feb. 10-20.
Diamonds. The, Gen, Lynn. Fcb. 15-20.
DlCksnn. Chos., A Co.. Keith's. Boston. Feb. 16-

Dowiis, T. Kelson, Proctor's 5tb A\c, N. Y. 0..

Feb. 15-20. '

Drtssrr, Louise, Colonial, Cleveland. Feb. 10-

Drane, Sam, Casio, Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 15-20.
Duncan. A. O., Columbia. Cincinnati. Feb. 14-20.
Dumonds, (3), Circle, N. Y. 0., Feb, 15-20.
Edmoudee, Tbe, Shea's, Toronto. Cau., Feb. 16-

El's'ulto. C. 0. H., Feb. 15-20.

KidOra. Howard. Boston. Fcb. 16-20, Nelson,

Sprlugtleid. 22-27.
Eldrldge. Press. Keith's New, Phlla., Feb. 10-20:

Keith's, N. Y. C. 22-27.
Eldora A Norlne, Howard, Boston, Feb. 15-20;

Nelson, SprlngOeld, 22-27.
Ellla-Nowllu Trio. Haymarket, Chicago, Feb. 15-

Etumy, lime, Poll's, Bridgeport, efiin., Feb. 15-

20.
Emperors of Music (4). n. A B.. Bklu., Feb.

16-20.
Esmeralda Sisters. 0. O. H., Indlanaimlls. Feb.

15-20.
Evans Trio. Shea's. Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 15-20:

Star. Hamilton. Can.. 22-27.
Everett Sisters, Standard, Beaumont. Tex., Feb.
, 10-27.
False A Bemon, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb.

10-20.
Fadetle Orchestra, Trent, Trenton, N. J., Feb.

16-20; Keith's. Providence, R. I., 22-27.
Farley, James A Bonnie, Pastor's, N. Y. C, Feb.

15-20.
I-'antas (2). Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo.. Feb. 14-20.
Fay, Elbe, Shea's, Toronto, Can.. Feb. 15-20.
Faust Trio. Temple, Detroit, Feb. 15-20.
Pagan A Miiilam. Gem, Lynn, Muss., Feb. 10-20.
Felix A Barry. H. A 8., N. Y. C Feb. 15-20.
Ferguson A Mack, Orpbeum, Kunsas City. Mo.,

Feb. 14-20; Orpbeum, N. 0.. 22-27.
Fields A Hanson, Hopkins', Memphis, Tenn.. Feb.

15-20.
I'lslier, Mr. A Mrs. Perkins, Dumiesnc, Pittsburg,

Feb. 15-20; Pastor's. N. Y. 0.. 22-27.
Fields A Whiillcn, Crystal. Milwaukee. Feb. 10-

20.
ritzglbbonB-McCoy Trio. Keltb'a, N. Y. C, Fcb.

15-20.
I'lsher A Johnson, Proctor's 6th Ate., N. Y. C,

Feb. 16-20.
Pltuerald, H., Fulton Street, Rklo., Feb. 15-20.
Fields, W. C, Tlvoll Palace. Cape Town. 8. At.,

Feb. 16-27.
Fields A Martin, Howard, Boston, Feb. 18-27.
I'tlsou & Errol, Orpheum. San Fran., Feb. 21-27.
Flynn, Joe, G. O. 11.. Indianapolis, Fcb. 16-20.
Flood Bros., Ketth'B, Boston, Feb. 16-20.
Fox A Ward, Edison, Tucoras, Wash., Feb 15-20.
Forrester, Solum, Albambra, Savannah, Ga., Feb,

15-20.
Ford A Wilson, Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb. 15-

30; Cleveland. 22-27.
Forbes & Forbes, Chutes, Hun Fran., Feb. 15-27.
Foster. Bd.. Orpheum. Utlca, N. Y„ Feb. 16-20.
Ford A Gelirue, Keith's. Boston, Feb. 15-20,
Franklin. Irene, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. Feb.

15-20; Proctor's I25tb St., N. Y. 0.. 22-27.
Freda A Dare, Watson's. Bkln.. Feb. 15-20.
Fraier A Mac, Palucc, Hull, Eng.. Feb. 15-20;

Empire, Newciistlcon-Tyne. 22-27.
Fyne A Dandy, Weast's, Peoria. III., Feb. 15-20.
Furlong. Caprice A Lenox, Nelson, Springfield,

Mass., Feb. 22-27.
Fync A Dacy, A. A 8., Boston, Fab. 15-20,
Gardner A Leonard, Bradenburgh's, Phlla., Feb.

15-20.
Gavlor, Bobby, Columbia, St. Louis, Feb. 15-20.
Gassmun, Josephine, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., Feb. IV

20.
Gay. V. L.. Standard, Houston. Tex., Feb. 16-27.
(lillettl'H Monkeys, Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. 16-20.
Gallagher A Baruett, Columbia, Cincinnati. Feb.

Casch" Sisters, II. A 11., Bkln.. Feb. 18-20.
Curdner A Maddcrn Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

15-20. ■ '

Gerald A Errol. Frill's, Portland, Ore., Feb. 15-
. 27.
Gennro A Thevl, Empire, Edinburgh, Scot., Feb.

15-20; Empire. Glasgow, .S2-27.
Gardner A vlnceut, Keith's New, Pblla., Feb. 16-

30.
Gerard, Helene. Kellh's New. Phlla., Fcb. 15-20.
Uliroll. Harry, Orpheum, Bkln., Fell. 15-20.
Gtlson & Hart, Howard, Boston, Feb, 15-20.
Qllroy. Haynes A Montgomery, Empire, Hoboken,

N. J , Fob. 16-20.
Gillette's Musical Dogs, H. A B., Bkln., Feb. 16-

20.
(llenroy, James Richmond, Keith's BIJuu, Phlla.,

Feb. 16-20.
Gloss A Sou, Haymarket, Chicago, Feb 15-20.
Gould, Billy, Keith's, Providence, U. 1„ Feb. 15-

20.
Gottlob, Fred A Amy, Trent, Trenlou, N. J., Fcb.

15-20; Keith's, N. Y. C, 22-27.
Gordon A Hayes, Novelty, Oakland, Cal., Fcb.

16-27.
Grey, Edward. Keith's New, Pblla., Fcb. 15-20.
Grocer. Mildred. A Picks, Casio, Full Ulvcr,

Mass., Feb. 16-20.
GrcKSons, The. Portland. Portland, Mo., Fcb. 15-

20; Keith's, Puw tucket. It. I., 22-2T.
Gruut, Sydney. Colonial, Cleveland, Feb. 22-27.
Hall, Mr. & Mrs.. Chutes, San Fran.. Feb. 16-20.
Hanlnn it Zanfivila, Clinics, San Fran., Feb. 15-

20.
lfuuipton. Mnry, A Co., Keith's, Providence, R. I.,

Feb. 16-20.
Hnihiiwuv A Walton, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y.

C. Feb. 15-20; Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C,

22-27.
naria'r, Desmond & Bailey, Keith's Now, Phlla.,

Feb. 15<20.
Purvey a Harvey, Grand, Norfolk. Va., Feb. 1C-

20.
Hall A Hughes, Howard, Boston, Feb. 15-20.
Hawkins. Lew, Howard, Boston, Feb. 15-20.
Hart, Willie A Edith. Keith's, Boston, Fcb. 15-

20; SnringUeld. 22-27.
nardy, Sadie, Gem. Haverhill. Mara., Feb. 15-20.
Harmony Tour, Empire. Newcastle-ou-Tyne. Eng.,

Feb. 15-20: Empire, Edinburgh. Scot. 22-27.
Uurty, John B„ Keith's BIJou, Phlla., Fcb. 16-

- 20.

Hanson, Lcona, A, A 8., Boston, Feb, 15-20,
Haskell. Lonry, Orpheum, Kansas City, Feb. 14-
■ 20f Orpheum, Otnahn; 21-27.
Hayes, Edmnud A Co., Empire, Cleveland, Feb.

15-20.
Ucarn A Lewis, Lyceum, Nlagaru Falls, Fcb. 15-

20.
Hernuuun, Adelaide. Poll's, New Haven. Conn.,

Fcb. 15-20; Poll's. Waterhury. 22-27.
lleuly, John. Bradcnburgh'a. Phllu., Fcb. 15-20.
lleelow, Chus., Crystal, Colorado Springs. Col.,

Feb. 16-20.
Henry A Uoou, Proctor's 6tu Ave., N. Y. 0., Feb,

15-20.
Heclow A Wheeler, Crystal, Colorado Springe,

Col., Feb. 16-20.
Hewllts. The. Avenue. Detroit, Feb. 16-20.
Heath A Excela, Novelty, Oakland, Cal., Feb.

16-20; Unique. Stockton, 22-27.
nirte* A Remington, Avenue. Detroit Feb. lfl-20.
Hill A Whltlaker. Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 15-20.
IlMw. Hall A Co., Keith's, Providence, U. I..

Holme* A waldon, Edison, Helena, Mont. Feb.
' 16-20 ; Edison, Mlssnula, 22-27.
Hoosler Zouaves, Columbia, Clrdnnatl, Feb. 14-

, 20, "

Holoway Trio, Temple, Detroit, Mich., Feb. 15.

. 20.

Howard A Bland, Keith's BIJon, Pblla., Feb. 15-

Uoit,' Air., Ptoctor'a 23d St., N. Y. C, Feb.

BoVv, ElUott A rielda, Fulton St., Bkln., Feb

Howard' A Cries. Crystal, Mllwankoa, Feb. O,
Boey * Lee, Pulton Bt„ BUo,, Feb, 10-20, . -

Howard's Comedy Ponies, Orpbeum, Bkln., Feb.

15-20.
Howard Bros., Circle. K. Y. (X. Feb. 15-&0.
Holden A Florence. Orpbeum, Los A.. Feb. 14-20.
Hume, Rash A Lewis. Kiiiplre, Hubuken. N. J.,

Feb. 15-20; Cook's. Rocttester. N. T.. 32-37.
Hunting* (4). Shcs's. llurTalo. N. Y.. Fcb. 15-
.20; slea's, Toronto. Can.. 22-27.
rtiitui. Ben. C. (I. II.. Chicago. Feb. 10-20.
Inness A Ryan. Brook, Marlon, Ind.. Feb. 15-20..
Jarvls, Tom, Casio, Fall lllver. Mass.. Feb. 10-

20.
Jcat-re A Ellsworth. Shecdy's, Fall River, Man.,

Feb. 15-20.
Johnson, Davenport A Loreiln, Keith's New,

Pblla., Feb. 15-20.
Jones, Irving. Chutes, San Fran., Fcb. 15-20.
Jose. R. J„ Portland, Portland. Mc. Feb. t5-20.
Kaufraah Tmupe, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C,

Feb.' 15-20.
Keece, Mattlc, A <%>., Mechanic, Salem. Mass.,

Feb, 15-20.
Kenua. Charles. H. A B., Bkln., Feb. 16-20;

Duqueeur, Pittsburg, 22-27.
Kelly, Claude. BIJou. San Diego. Cal., Feb. 14-20.

BIJou. Santa Anna. 21-2T.
Keno, Walsh A Melrose, i'ark, Worcester, liass.,

Feb. lr.-an: Pult.si St.. Bkln.. 22-27.
Kenton, Dorothy, Proctnr's. Newark, N. J.. Feb.

15-20.
Kclsey, Mr. A Mrs.. Kellh's. N. Y. 0., Feb. 15-20.
Kcatons (3). Portlnud. Porllsnd. Mc, Feb. 16-

211; Mechrnlc. Salem, llnss.. 22-27.
Kelly A Vlolette, Chutes. San Fran., Feb, 16-20.
Keeler A Co.. Columbia. Si. I ..mis, Feb. 16.20.
Kpouxh A Ballard. Avenue. Pittsburgh, Feb. 10-

20: II. 0. II. . Indianapolis. 1.2-27.
Kennedy, Maude, Fniton St., Bkln.. Feb. 10-20.
King. Chas. II., Sao Soncl. Milwaukee. Feb. 16-

20.
Klnasley A Lewis Co., Orpheum, New Orleans,

Feb. 10-20.
Kingkhurya, The. Poll's, New Hun n. Conn., Feb.

16-20.
Klein A Clifton. Empire. Cleveland. Feb. 16-20.
Klein, Olt Bros. A Mckerson. Colonial, Cleve-
land. Feb. 10-20.
Klelftt, Paul, Avenue. Detroit. Feb. 15-20.
Kumlns Trio, Pastor's, N. V. O.. Fcb. 16-20,
L. -eiitra A De Verv. Hub, Wnousockrt. II. I.,

Feb. 16-20; People's. Lowell. Mass.. 22-27.
Lamsun. Maliel. Chutes, San Frnii.. Feb. 15-20.
I.awicuee. AL. Keith's BIJou. Phlla.. Feb. 16-20.
Lawson A Namon, Hradcnhurgh's. Phlla.. Feb. 10-

20.
Ln Jess, Tlieo. A Camlllc, Gem, Lynn. Feb. I-V2U.
La Moines. The. Euuilre. Birmingham. Eng.. Feb.

15-21): Empire. Bradford. 22-27.
Ln Tnur. Irene. Proctor's. Newark. N. J.. Feb.

15-20: Proctor's 23d St., ft, Y. C. 22-27.
Lainonts. The. Keith's, Providence, II. I., Feb.

l.V'.'O- Keith's. Boston, 22-27.
I.afnvette. Ilayiiiaiket. Chicago, Feb. 15-20.
Liitliia. Mile., Orplieum. Bkln.. Ft-b. 15-20.
I.nrkln A Pulterson. Temple. Detroit, Feb. 15-30,
Lam-, Chris., Trent, Trenton. N. J., Feb. 15-20;

Il.ivurd. Boston, 22-27.
Lnrvctt, Jnl»s. Piistor's. X, Y. C, Feb. 10-20.
La Veen A Cross Kellh's, Puwtucket. R. I.,

Feb. 10-20; Howard. Ilostoii, 2227.
Laveltc's Dotfa, Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y. C. Feb.

10-20.
Laii'tiion. Ilanlle, Orpheum. I'tlen. N. Y.. Feb.

16-20: Park. Yonngstown, 0„ 22-27.
Lavender. Itlehnidson ,ii Co.. Pastor's, N. Y. C.

Feb. 15-20.
Lavender A Thomiuin, Temple, Iietroll. Feb. 10-

20.
Ln Vellc A Grant, Circle. N. Y. C. Fcb. 15-20.
Lelghton A Lclghtou. Dockstader's, Wilmington,

Del.. Fell. 15-20.
Le Clair. Harry, Keith's BIJou, Phlla., Feb. 15-

20; Avenue. Pittsburg, 22-27.
Lewis A lielmore, Hnword, Boston. Feb. 16-20.
Le Roy A Clayton, Keith's New. Phlla.. Fcb. 15-

20.
Levey, Ethel. Empire. Cleveland. Feb. 15-20.
Lees, The, Unique. San Jose. Cal., Fcb. 10-20;
- Giauman's. Stockton. 22-27.
Le Carde Sisters, BIJou. Norfolk. Vs.. Feb. 16-20.
Levy, Lillian, Chutes, Son Fran.. Feh. 15-20.
Leon A Adeline, II. A 8.. N. Y. 0., Feb. 15-20.
Leonard, Jaa. & Sadie, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 15-

20.
Leonard A Drake. A. A S., Boston. Feb. 15.20.
Leonard. Gus, Casio. Lawrence, Mass., Feb, 15-

30: CaatO. Lowell. 22-27. '
Leo*, The, Grauman'a. Ban Jose. Cal.. Feb. 15-20.
Leonard Sisters, Casino, Worcester, Mass,, Fcb.

15-20; Buffalo, N. Y., 22-27.
Leonard, John P., Casto, Fall River. Mass., Feb.

15-20.
Lee, Virginia. Wstson's. Bkln., Fell. 16-20.
Leonard A Collins, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C.,

Feb. 1620.
Lee, Henry. Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb. 15-20.
Litchfield. Mr. A Mrs. Nell, Orpheum, New Or-
leans, Feb. 15-20.
Llhliey. Mr. A Mrs. J. Aldrlch, Proctor'B 23d St.,

N. Y. <!.. Feb. 16-20.
Livingstons (3). II. A 8., N. Y. C, Feb. 15-20.
Link, Billy, Orplieum, New Orleans, Feb 15-20,
l.ltllelleld, Marlon, Keith's, N. Y. C. Feb. 15-20.
Linton. Harry, A Lawrence Sisters. Poll's, Bridge-
port. Feb. 15-20.
Lloyd. Herbert, Keith's, Providence, B. 1., Fob.

15-20.
Lund, Balie, Circle, N. Y. <:., Feb. 15-20.
l.uesdns, The, Keith's. Providence, U. 1., Feb.

15-20.
Lvnch A Jewell. Keith's. N. Y. C. Feb. 15-20.
Lrnne A Leonard, Imperial, Lcadvlllc, Col., Feb.

16-20.
Mae A Mac, O. II., Fltchburg. Mass., Feb. 16-20.

20
Marlon A Pearl, Wiitson's, Bkln., Fob. 16-20.
Muntell ,v Lmn'j, 'irinel, Iteno, Nov., Fell. 16-27.
MuKinlvy*. The, Keith's New, Pblla., Feb. 16-20.
Mazumc. A. A 8., Huston. Feb. 15-20.
Macks (2). Keith's Bijou. Phlla.. Feb. 16-20.
Martini ft Mux Milllati, Trent, Trenton, N. J.,

Feb. 19-20 : Keith's, Phlla.. 22-27.
Matthews A Harris, Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb. 14-

20.
MscWoods. Ihc. Keith's, N. Y. C. Fcb. 16-20.
Marldeys, The, Jaeoln', Peoria, HI., Feb, 1520.
Mack A Johnson, Gem, Lynn. Fcb. 18-20.
Martin A Qulgg. Arcade. Toledo. 0., Feb. 14-20.
Manilla Uuartet, lluymnrkct. Chicago, Feb, 15-20.
Maekle, Wilson & Mack, Watson's, Bkln., Feb.

16 20.
Marlowe. Plunkctt A Co.. Trent, Trentou, N. 1.,

Feh. 10-2o; Keith's, Boston, 22-27.
Martin Bros., Casto, Fsll Ulvcr, Mass., Fcb. 10-

20.
Mui-luelliis. The, Garden, Lima, ()., Fcb. 16-20.
Maccu, Signer, Paslor's, N. Y. <:., Fcb. 15-20.
Marrettu Sisters, Wcuit's, Peoria, 111., Feb. 15-

20.
Bluy A Miles, 8heedy's, Fall River, Muss,, Feb.

15-20; Grand, Newport, K. I.. 22-27.
Marsh & Barlella, Malu Street. Peoria, III., Fcb.

22-27.
Marcel's Bas Reliefs, Columbia, Cincinnati, Feb.

14-27.
McOunc A Grant, Novelty, Leadvllle, Col., Feb.

15-20.
Mcrrltt. Hal, Columbia, Cincinnati. Feb. 14-20.
Meredith, Jerome, Maynwrket, Chleugo, Fob. 16

• 20.

Mcrrltt A ltoztilla, Orpbeum, New Orleans, Feb.

15-20.
Meredith Bisters, Fulton St., Bkln., Feb. 15-20.
McCord, IxiuIb. A Co.. Shea's, Buffalo. Feb. 16-20.
Minor A Galbretb, Bellu, Oakland, Cul., Feb. 18-

20.
Mldgelcy. Chas., A Mamie, Jacobs, Peoria, III..

Feb. 15-20.
Mitchells (3), Empire, Hoboken. K. J., Feb. 15-

20.
Mooney A Holbein, Keltb'a, Providence, D. I.,

Feb. 16-20.
Mortons (4), Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 10-20.
MnrilJ A Buwcit. Orpheum, San Fran., Feb. 21-

• Miirch 5:

Mutoglrl, Hruisa. Hnmhure, tier.. Teli, 15-27.
Montell. Chas., Casino, Paris, i'r.. Feb. 15-27.
Idorrell, Chus. A May, Edison, Scuttle, Fcb. 16-

27.
Morris A Morris, Standard. Fort Worth, Tex.,

Fbb.' 15-27.
Morels .* Duly, Howard, Boston. Fcb. 1520.
Montrel. Martbu. Hnyiharket, Chicago, Feb. 15-

20.
Murphy, Mr. A Mrs. Mark, Columbia, Cincinnati,

Feb. 14-20; Orpheum, Utlca. N. Y., 22-27.
Murphy A Wlllard, Trent, Trenton. N. J„ Fcb.

22-27.
Murphy A Nichols, Avenue. Detroit, Feb. 10-20.
Murphy A Francis. Keith's. K. Y. C. Feb, 15-20.
Mulllns, K.I.. Bradenhurgti's, Pblla.. Feb- 16-20.
Murtha. Lillian Lo Roy. Casto. Fall Blver, Mass.,

Fcb. 15-20. Casta, Lawrebce, 32-27.
NelM. Mr. A Mr*., Columbia, 8t Louli, Feb.

15-20.
Neff * Miller, Edison. Vlrtorla, B. C, Feb. 16-20;
' Ballard. Wash.. 22-37.
Nelson Comlques (4), O. O. H., Indianapolis, Feb.

15-20,
rifcllsen, Agnes. 0. O. II., Chicago, Feb. 15-30.
Kelts. Ruth. Praetor's 2,'id St., N. V. 0., Fell. 13-

20; Dockslailer'a. Wilmington. Del., 22-27.
Newell. Ed.. rroetor'B, Albany, N...Y., Fob. 16-20.
Mew York Newsboys' Quartette, Howard," Bctori,

*'eb, lD-20,

Newsboys' Quartet, Keith'., Providence. B. . U

Feb. 15-211
Nlghtclis (4). Shea's. Buffuln. Feb. 10-20.
N'lclnds Sisters U. O. II., Indianapolis, Feb. IS-

20.
Norton. Tslkatlve Miss. Proctor's 1261b St..

N. Y. 0„ Feb. 15-20.
Norworlh. J ick, Cuonlul. Cleveland. Feb. 15-20.
Nugent. J. C. A Co.. G. t). II.. ti»ll»na|silu,.

Feb. 15-30.
Orvllle A Frank. Trent. Trenton. N. J., Feb. 16-

20: Watson's. Bklu.. 22-27.
Otto Bros.. Kellh's. 1'rovldencc. R. I., Feb. 15-

20.
Orpheus Comedy Four, Empire. Cleveland, Fcb.

15-20: Duilueauc. Pittsburg. 22-27.
Osborn A Wallace. A. A 8.. Boston. Feb. 15-20.
Osborne A Daley, Star, Hamilton. Can.. Feb. 10-

10.
O'Brien Troupe, Star, St. Paul, Minn., Fcb. 14-

20
O'Rourke A Burnette. Keltb'a BIJou, Phlla., Feb.

.15-20.
Panttr Trio, Keith's DIJou. inula., Feb. 13-20.
FniMparla. Dancing. Shea's, UutTulo. N. V.. Feb,

16-20; Shea's, Toronto. Cau.. 22-37.
Parker, Burt. Crown. Fort Worth, Tex., Feb. 15-

28
Paulo A Dike. Pastor's, N. V. C . Feb. 16-30.
Perkins. Mile. Howard. Iloslim. Feb. 18-20.
Pelot. Keith's, N. Y. 0.. Feb. 18-20; Keith's

New. Phils.. 22-27.
Peres A King. Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 10

BO.
Phillips, Jessie, Unique. Indianapolis. Feb. 10-20.
Ilrrce A Unlace. Keith's. N. V. C. Feb. 15-20;

Shea's. Buffalo, N. Y„ 82-27.
Ponv Ballet, Empire. VlevcUnd. Fob. 10-30.
Pimller. Edw., BIJou, San Diego. Cal.. Fcb. 16-

P*

Pelos (3), Culoulal. Cleveland, Feb. 16-20.
I'urcell A Brooks, Kellh's. Rualon, Feti. 1820.
Prevost A I'rerusl. 'feniplc. Demit. I'eb. IB-20,
Prentice Trlu. i». II.. Uwlstnn. Me., Feb. 15-311;

O. II.. Portsmouth. N. II.. 22 27.
Quaker Oily Qusrtet, Oolunilils. St. Louis, Feb.

15-20.
Ramsey Sisters, OoluniMn. SI. Louis. Fell. IA-2H
lliiinin at Acno. Shield's New lleilforO. )l«w„

Feb. 1.1-20.
Randiilphs. The Crvslul, IVnver Fell. 15-211:

Crystui. Oiilorado Springs. 22-27.
ItHckeii A Hazard. New Smith. 1/muIiiii. Kng., Feb.

15-20: Slur, llerlnnndsey. 22-27.
Kapoll. l.isi. Ilrplienill. Iljtfn.. Feb. 15-211.
Kniilen. The. lirplieum. Tern- llantr. Ind . Feb

15-20,
Rayiiuiiid. Alice. Arcade. ToIihIii. 0.. Fell. 14.20.
IIiih'Ikiuu. Zeliua. AvMllie, Ilelrolt. Fell l.l'jll.
Rue A Bnisehe, 0. O. II.. Chleiipi. IVIi. I5-2II.
Reno & Siiillh. Keith's IIIJou. Phllu.. Feh. 1.1-Vii.
Holding. FriiuccKCii A Co.. 0. I). II.. Chicago.

Feb. 16-20.
Heeds (01, Olrole. N. Y. 0.. Feb. I6-20.
Itettew & Slime. BIJou. Norfolk. Vn„ Fcb. 10-20.
Illce & Elmer. Orplieum. Ssu Fran.. Feb. 14-20 ;

Orpheus, l.os A., 2227.
Rice A Wnllnn-. Acme. Norfolk. Va. Feb. 1820.
. Rice A Cohen. Kellh's New. I'lilln.. Feb. 1620.
RlniiiM (41. Fulton SI.. Ilkln., Feb. 16-211.
Rio flriM. cti, 0. o. II . Iilillnnainills, Feb. Ill

20; Columbia. Cincinnati, 22-27.
Rio Bros.. (:tl. Watson's, Ilkln.. Feb. I5-2U.
Itlchsnls (31. Avenue. Pittsburg. Feb. 16-20: Or

(dieum. Bkln.. 22-27. .. .

Rublsch Ik Childress, Edison. No. Yiiklnis. Wa«h..

Feb. 10-211 ) l-i-ople's. Seattle. 22-27.
Rogers A I .u vine. Melropolltiin, Tutii|>n, Flu., Fib.

15-27.
Rossow Bros.. II. A H„ N. Y. C. Fcb. I.V20.
Rossuw. Chus., II. & H.. N. Y. C, Fcb. 15-20.
RoukIiv'i Pnrls KxisiBlllon. Krltb's, Boston, Feb.

15-io.
Rooney A i'rhucls. Keith's. Pnivldenee. It, I.,

Feb. 18-20.
Holieits, Kdltll. A. A 8., Boston, Feb. 18.20.
Rose. Serrs A Bella. Colonial. Cleveland. Fsb.

15-20.
Ilosatre A Tuft. Pastor's. N. Y. O., Feb. 18-20.
Ituse. Julian, Kellh's IIIJou.. Phllu.. Fcb. 15-20.
Roberts (4). Oeur d'Alene. Spokane, Feb. 15-20;

Ballard. Ballard. Wash.. 22-27.
RUBsell Bros.. It. A H.. N. Y. 0., Feb. 18-20.
Russell. Leah. 0. O. II.. Chicago, Feb. 18-30.
Russel A Duiihar. Duquesno. Pltlsburg. Feb. 15-

20;-O. II.. l.innioii, Can.. 22-27.
Russell, Phil A Onrrle. Coluinlila, HI. Louis, Fob.

16 20; Haymarket. Chicago, 23-27.
RuHkcll, BIJou, Keith's New, Phlla.. Feb. 15-20.
Sato. O. K.. Circus V.rl.le, lloteiiburg, Hwedeu,

Feh. 15-27
Sailor A Uarbsrullo. Pastor's, N. Y. 0.. Feb. IB-

20.
Ssiii.ders, Chalk. Meelinnlc. Salem. Muss., Feb.

15 20: Portland. I'orllun.l, Me.. 22-27.
Schatt, Gerlruile. Ilaymnrket. Chicago, Feb 16-20.
Schiller Bros.. Ilaymnrket, Chicago. Feb. 16-20.
Scyuiuur A Dupree, Argyll', Illrkeulieud. Hug..

Feh. 16-27.
Bemon Children. Rhea's, Buffalo. N. Y„ Feb, ID-

20; Hbca's, Toronto, Can., 82-27.
Seymours, The, Orpiieuui, Terre Haute, lad,. Fob,

15-20.
Sherman A Do Forrest, Shea's. Toronto, Can.,

Feb. 15-20.
Shannon A Brown, Casto, Fall River, Mass., Feb,

16-20.
Klddon Bros., A. A 8., Boston, Feb. 18-20. •
Sllvuno. Keith's New, Phlla., Feb. 1620.
Sloan. II. C. Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo,, Feb. 1520.
Hnilrl A Kessner. Pastor's, N. Y. 0.. I'eb. 22-27.
Smiths, Aerial, Portland, Portland, Mu„ Feb. 18-

20.
HmeOley Sketch Club, Malu St., Peoria, III., Feb.

22-27.
Smith A Fuller, Pastor's, N. Y. 0.. Feb. 16.20.
Hn Viler A Buckley, Orplieum, Sau Frsu., Fcb. 14-

20: Orphcuin, Ids. A„ 2227.
Hplssidl Bros., Casio, Lowell, Muss., Feb. lo-20.
Mpadoul. Paul, Proctor'., Newark. N. J., Fcb.

15-20.
Stuber. Fred 8., Proelor's 23d St., N. Y. O.,

Feb. 10-20.
Stcplieni, Hal, A Co., Columbia, Bt. Louis, Fcb.

16-20.
St. Ives, Flora, Oumr d'Alene, Spokane, Feb. 14-

27.
steln'er Brns.. Crrstnl. Milwaukee. Feb. 18-20.
Stewart, Belle, Crystal, St. Joseph, Mo., Full.

15 20.
HI. Ougc Bros., Kellh's. Boston. Feb. 16-20,
Stephens, Kitty, tlr.'stul, Milwaukee, Feb. 10-20.
St. John A Lv Fuvro. Fulton 81., Ilkln., F.b.

1848,
bulllvuu A Pasquullua, II. A B„ N. Y. 0., Feb.

16-20.
Sully, L-.'W, Columbia. Cincinnati, Feh, 14-20.
Sully A Phelps. Ilaynirnket, Chicago, Fcb. ID-

20; Columbia. St Louis, 22-27.
Uulllvnn A Weston, Orpheum, Utha, N. V., Feh.

I .',10.
Sullngley Bros., Keith's New Phils., Feb. 16-20.
Sullivan. Mark. Shea's, HutTslo, Fell. 16-20.
Swift A Barton, Proctor'. OIL Arc. N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 16.20.
Swlrkard. Mr. A Mrs., Palace, Plymouth. Eng.,

Feb. 16-20: Palace. Bristol. 22-27.
Sweet. Chas. It., Shea's. Toronto, Can., Feb. 15-

20.
Sylvester. Lawrence, Criterion, Tampa, Fin., Feb,

15-20.
Talbot A Rogers, Shea'a, Toronto, Can,, Feb. 16-

20.
Tahar. Hadji, Orpbeum, New Orleans, Feb. 16-20.
laneen Bros., Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0„ Feb.

15-20.
Taylor, Chas, A Bertha, Orpheum. Terrs Haute,

Ind., Feb. 1B-20.
Taylors, The. Oem, Lynn. Feb. 16.20.
Taffary's Dogs. C. 0. H., Chicago, Feb. 18-20.
Thome, Mr. A Mrs. narry. Poll's. New Haven,

Conn.. Feb. 16-20; Poll's, Bridgeport. 22-37.
Thomson, Harry, Orpheum. Han Fran,, Feb. 14-20
Thutiic A Curleton, Orpbeum, San Fran., Feb, 14-

20.
Thurston, Howard, Orpheum, New Orleans, Feb.
■ 13-20.

Thorntun, Jumes, II. A B., N. Y. 0„ Feh. 18-20.
Tliels. Lulu, Salt Luke City, U., Feb. 18-20.
Thompson A Serbia. Star. Huiulltoo. Can,, Feb.

16-20.
Thurston. Howard. Orpheum, N. O., Feb. 14-27.
ThurlKT. Leoua A Picks, H. A B., Bkln., Feb.

15.20.
Tlerney, John T., Columbia, St. Loots. Feb. 18-

20.
Tippell A Kllment, Lyceum, Ran Fran., Feb, 10-

20; Peck's. Oakland, 2227.
Tlltey. Vests, Circle. H. Y. 0.. Feb. 18-20.
Totm.ktos. William, Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn., Feb.

11-20.
Too. Blind, Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 18-20. ■ -
Xooaoonbi Arabs, Keith's, Providence, n. 1„ Feb.

15-20.
Totiliey. Pat., C. o. n., Chlcsgo. Feb. 1620.
Tosher A Johnson, Proctor's 6th Are., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 15-20.
Troubadours (3, Proctor's, Newark, N. J„ Fcb.

16-20.
Trask A Gladden, Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 15-30.
Traak A Mtirrnr. BIJon. Duuth. Minn.. Feb. IB-
A 3ft. BlXu.Wbnlpif. 0m„ M-27.^
Troubadour Four, noyal, Montreal, Feb. 22-27. ,
twubart iMbfjIe. A Co,. CtUtO, Fall Hirer,

Man., Feb, 10-20.

Tylrr A Jermotl. OVoiiml.-Clcvlnnd, 1'V'- i"- 1 '-
Vslmore A (lorton, Hllea's. Tanuilo. Can,. Feb,

I5-20; Empire. Cleveland. 22-27.
Vsn. Gladys. Casto. Lowell, ,M»s»„ Feb. I.1-2U.

Van ,\ Henuiiioiii. iiridieiun, Ssu Fran.. Feb. II

so.

VaSsur tllrls (10). nrplieuin. San Fran., Feb. II

20.
Mee A Viola. Uuhpie. Iinllaiia|»ills, Feb. 15-20
Wallace. Fit, B.. Ilnwsnl, Boston. Feb. 18 27.
Want A Currsn. Procuir's 8;lil St., N. V. C. Feb

16-20.
Wntei-hury Bros. A Tenny, Keith's. N. Y. 0.. Feb
-■ 15 20.

Wolsli A Wnlsh. Grand. Norfolk. Vs.. Fcb. 18-20.
Wartenlierg' Bros.. Cook's. Rochester. N. Y., l-eb.

16-20: Temple, Detroit, 22-27.
Wall urn's Minstrel Misses. Temple, Detroit. Feb.

15-20.
Wayne A La Mar, Edison, Whatcom. Wash., Feb.

I«- X1 >-
Wullucc, lllnnchc. A. A S„ Boston, Fcb. 15-20.
Warren A IllnnchnM. lirplieum, llklii., Feb. 15-

20.
Webber, Lynn. Iluyuiurkel. Chieugo, Feb. 18-20.
Webbs (t), Unato, Full River, Mass.. Feb 15 20
Welch. Jim A Alice. Brnileiiburgli's. Pblln.. Feb

16-20.
WrUb. Chas. A Jennie. Empire, Detroit, Fell. l.V

"»■
Welsuu, Max., Tmu|ic, Columbia, St, l-ouls, Feb.

ir-2n.
Weruer-Atiiortm Tnmiie. ilndieuin, Ssu Fran., r»li.

14-211.
West, Will. A Picks. Orpheuui, Ilkln.. Feb. IB-2"
Welch. John J., Lyceum. Tnevinia. Wash,, Fell. IS

20.
Wesson, Wallers A Wesson. O. (I. II.. Clileag),

Feb. 15 20.
Wi-IiIm. The <4). Casio. Fall River. Mass , DM.

16-20.
Welib's, Capt., Souls A Sea Lions. Avenue. t>-

inill. Feh. I3-2H.
West John A., star, Toronto, Can.. Feb. 15-21);

Empire. Toledo, ll„ 22-27.
West A Fowler, BIJuu. Norfolk. V«„ Fcb. 18-20.
Wrnleii A (llmltab, tl. (>. II.. Indianapolis, Feb.

15-211.
Weiiiiuii A Frank. Pruclnr's, Newark, N. J., Feb.

22-27.
West A Vsn Slelvn. Sprlugrteld, Mass., Feb. 15

2n; I'ark, Wuru'sier. 22-27.

Whistler. Albert Or I. Norfolk. Vs.. Feb. I.V2U.

While. Siiiur. A On.. II. A II.. Ilkln.. Feh 1520.
v\ tu. l.i-i in in', Henri A Mnnke.<s, Kellh's llijoii,

I llln., Feb. 15-20.
Williams, Melbiirn, Poll's. Hartford. Conn., Feb.

I." 20; Niu Haven, 22-27.
WIIMikoii. .loM'pllloe. Kellh's, Prnvbleliee. It. I .

Feb. 15-21).
Wills A Hassan, t). II. II., Chicago. Feb. 15 20
Wilson. George. Clr.de. ,N. Y. C„ Feb. I A 20.
WIIniii A IIi.vIh. Keith's New, Phlla., Feh. 1.1-20 ,

Hon anl, Hiisnni. ■<■<■ 27.
Wlnilebl. Ileiiiii. Purilnuil. i'orilaiid. .Me.. Feb
. 15-20.

Wllmli. Cora. A. A 8.. Boston. Felt. I6.2H.
Wilson A Ueiuouvlllc, Ibisiiiu. l.o«ell, Mass., Fell,

1820.
Wise A Milton. Main stln*l. Pisirlu. III.. Feb.

18211.
WIIhiii. May. Cn.Uo Full Hirer. Muss., Feb. l.V

20.
Wlnniiiiley A SuIIImiii, Cliules Sun l-'niii . Feb.

18-211.
Wood A Ray. Porllsiid. I'o'rlliiiid. Me. Feb 15

20.
Yaekley A Bunnell, Avenue, Pittsburg. Feh. 15-20
\nli. , Duo, urrln liros.' Circus, City of Mriico.

leb. 16-27.
Yiniiir Aiuerlea Quintet. Illpiuslronie. tllosgow

Sivi.. Feb. 15-20, Queen's. iliilesliead-oii-Tyne,

Eng.. 22-27.
Yoiiig. Onmlyii. Temple. Detroit. Feb. 16-20.
SSnl /sin A viowrii. Sliickhiilin. ColilUibls Fulls,

.Mont., Feb. 10-27.
Tliskn A King, Orpbeum. Ran Fran., Feb. I4> 27.
Kink. AilolpU, Proctor's 2.1il St, N. Y. U„ Feb.

15-20.

WArllllMMTO.V

Si-nttle. — At Hie . (Jnind Opera Llouue
(John Curt, niuuuguri. — The Kiliies IliitiO,
lu eimeeiiH, Fob. 7, 8. Alberto llnlliillu, lb
"Ultosls" lietuni eiigageiueni by nu|iillui' I'U-
qucst), HI. i'lic liosiiiiiliins. In "The rlereu-
iiile." "Ilobllt llootl" still "Till' QllfOll or
IniiKlHer," 14-17. I'ntil (lllimire, It) "The
Mitiiiiny mid I lie Humming lilrtl," 18-20; lii.
J. Mot-gun, In "The I'iiertuil t'Hy," 2I-2-I.

Hkath.k TiiHi'iiiH (J. P. Howe, luunogor).
—Week of 7, "Are Yuu it MimimV" iVcek uf
14, tlie I'ollitrd Jiivenllu l>|iut'U Co., lu "The
Hello of New York," "I'lnufuro," "A llulety
Ulrl," "Au Aniui'leiili Mllllounlri!."

Tlliitn Avksi.t: Thhatiih (IIiiskuII A Drew,
rnniiutroTH). — Weok of 7, "Miilidiey'H Wnd-
ilni«; Week uf 14, "Sin vim of llto Mine."

lililHos I'liKA'i UK. — Nuw : I'm nnil Wnril,
lloluica mid Uuluiva, Curl Churles, C'lviucut
Perkins, kliiuloseupe pii-tures.

Rmi'iliB Thbatub. — Now : Baldwin mill
Duritat. Morton unci Morion, Hugh J. ICin
OlOtt, Alice Wllilliuer, iiiuvliig iiIlTIHus.

Ohysi'AL TliKATliK. — Nuw : Cyclone, De
Van Itros., Mason Ulsters, Ward uiiU Ward,
inovlnu pk'iui'os.

l.A Pl'-TITB TllHA'l'IIB. NOW : llalHtUU'S Dog

UUnw, Thi-cii Ileiius, Lord aiitl Meek, tuuvlng
pictures,

AIILMIIB Tiir,viiiK. — New: T'elsuwiirl Jiip
uiiohii Troll pu No. 2, Metillug mid lli-un, Tluee

\olnrcH, Futir HiiigiloiiH.

Note. — (I. (Jllhoii lln.i-ry, prlvnto Mccwlnry
at llio HruiKl Opera House, wlio lias been
HI, la now i-onvnlesceut.
■ s

SlioUnnu.— Al tile Hpuknuu Theatre (Dan
L. Weaver, manager). — The Killius lliiiirt
gave tour concur!, p'ob, ,1, 4, to good bouses.
Mario Wultiwrlttlit, III "Twelfih Sight," bud
UVorugo himlttess Jim. ItM-'itlt. 2. On tin*
Way: Alberto. Oallntlli, In "UIiohIs," 14, 16;
Paul Gllmoro 24, "Tlw Ktertml City" 2«, 27.

AiiurniiiiiiH (Harry C. liny ward, aiuiiu-
KCl'), — I'loit'tice Holier ts opuiifd u four
iilglitu' eiigiigi-iiient 7, to a Dig liuiisu. Hho
lirescntctl "Suplio," "Mnitdn, "Zuzu" and
,y*UU 'i'lirlft, the Country Olrl." "Ilnii|iy
lloolignii," U, 4, opuauil lu a house thill lius
only been e(|iiuleil once. Many fulled lo iriilti
udinlttiinco. Coming: "rlnn Ilurlmr" 14-17,
"Ale Yuu u MitMoii'r IH-20, Dull Sully 21,22,

CiNKuuiiApit ic, 11. I'eckliapi, luuuiiKvr). —
0|H.'iiln(( wuck ut H wcro : Uuiiglns mid T'lotch-
er, Ileiit-y and FrnnclH, tho Three .Malvern
Urns., and the l(oberl« Fuur.

Cohuh ii'Ai.knb (Jacob Uoctx, niuimgor).
— Opuulog week uf 8: Downey und Wlllaid.
Kelly and Martin, Hughes antf Kenton,
North, South und Dixie, Francis J. Ilryuul
unil William Lung.

Comique (I, 1). Holland, manager). — Now
faces week of H; Hopper ouil llnnpor,
"l.cons " Montrlcf und Siullli, uuil Motitc
Itutnoarl.

Notbb. — Tbo llotttonlan. will present
"Queen of Lnitglifcr," for the first time on
arty slngo, at the Hpokune Feb. 13. The tmt-
Blc of ibe lies/ opuru la by William II roily,
sad tbo book by Y.obef Knpllii. Many
uotnbles In the profession from tho Knst are
expected bore at the Initial production. ... .
A new tbeatre, (o b. added to tho Kdlsnn
H'f'L""! «1 «l>oued Id IbU clly ahoul
Kcb. 20. C. W. Hniltli In to bo uianHger.
I'opulur prices will prevnll.

J f V3ll m ' ■ M »''• Tacnmii Thentrn (Cal-
vin llelllg, manager).— Alherln Oallallu, In
"Ohosls." Fob. 7, H. f ■mil Gllmore. Ifl "The
Mummy and tho HuininliiK Illrd," 10. The
I'ollurd Opera Co. openod a litres night eu-

Bsgrmont II, In "The Gitlshn. I'on Nights

In a liar Hooui" II, Kilties Hand 15, "The
fetfrnal City" H), ••«„« liurhor" 20, Dun
Huliy Bt, the Itoslonlnnu 20, 20.

Lyciji'M Thbathb (Dean Worley. mnna-
B?J r '' _ T T, T. following peuplo weok of 8-IH:
llio Ausllii HlHlors, Campbell nnd.AIIInn,
Tom Hefron, Clark and Raymond, Alma Wlr
trich. Business Is good.

Qlvmpic Oi.itn Thratbi (Geo. Bhcodor,
pianoger).— 1'he I'almatler Sl.tors' OrehrV
Jra how been engaged for the .canon at this
Iioiifc, JiuHlncs. is large,

KMPiiiH Tiikatiib.— Week of S-t.l: Itnydcn
nnd Martin, Illloy and MoOrccvey. Itimtiin,
halo Kockwell, Cfeo. Well.. IMckcd hottsns.

I'iiogNix TllgATMl (Clfo. Miller, mnnn-
f?V-T~ A continuous pcrformnneo I. given nl

&Jfe?*a»*Jfc " Carrl « ! Nation* a one
■ct piny. Hoses trie .hour.

mSSSBSS Xu " IM to floIn * tlw """^

1244

fHBPB nsi'M TOTfcK

FEBRUARY 2fc

NEW TO^K CITY.

' — — ;

- Beilrw and Comment.— Bndlnesfl aver-
aged good last week. Three of the houses
ordered closed by Majtp.r McClellan the pre-
vious week were permitted to reopen, haying
made such alterations as were required of
them. Monday night, Feb. 8, Viola Allen
made her first New Xork appearance ns Viola,
Id "Twelfth Night." The engagement was
lor four weeks, but her stay was ended sud-
denly after the performance night of 13,
when Miss Allen was compelled to go to a
hospital to undergo a surgical operation
for nn abscess In the car. The company was
disbanded, but It Is Mian Allen's Intention to
reorganize as soon as she has sufficiently re-
covered Another Monday night open-
ing occurred nt the Foobtkhhth Stbem
JTmj-vrxE. when George Evans gave the first
JSew Xork presentation of "Tho Good Old
fi- ;'mmer Time," a three act musical comedy,
iook by Ren Shields, and music by George

jjOvans At the AManiCA* Thbatbb, 8,

"<Julncy Adams Sawyer" was revived •

At tho Hudson Theatre, nftemoon of 1), Ar-
nold Daly and his company presented Ber-
nard 6bnw's one act comedy, entitled "The
Man of Destiny." A further mention of
the performance will be found elsewhere In

this Issue At the Ltbic Thbatbb, night

of 10, occurred the first New York presenta-
tion of "The Pit," a four act dramatization,
by Channlng Pollock, of Frank Norrla' novel
of the same name. A revlow of the perform-
ance will be found elsewhere In this Issue.

The Grand Opk.ba House reopened

Wednesday night, 10, the management hav-
ing compiled with the mayor's order as' to

alterations The theatre portion of Hn-

bib'b Museum . reopened night of 11, and
HtmTio * flSAMON's Harlkm Music BUB*
reopened afternoon of 12, the management
of each having made the required alterations.

The bills at the Mbtbopolitam Opbba

House for the twelfth week, ending Feb. 18,
were: Monday night, Feb. 8, "L'ElIser
d'Amore," cast as before. Wednesday night,
30, "Lucia dl Latnmermoor." There was no
change In the cast. It was the farewell per-
formance of the season of Enrico Caruso, the
favorite tenor of this season In grand opera,
and ho was given a tumultuous good bye. It
was also irturo Vlgne's farewell as conduc-
tor of this orchestra until next season.
Thursday night, 11. "Parsifal" (eighth per-
formance), with Mme. Ternlna again as
Kundry. Otherwise there was no change In
the cast. Friday night, 12, "Cavallerla Bu«-
tlcana," with Mme. Calve In the role of
Santusra, for the first time this season. The
cast otherwise wns the .same as before. The
second part on the programme was "Cop-
pclla," Dellbe's ballet, which was last seen at
this bouse In 1887. Tho cast of the panto-
mime of the ballet on Friday night was:
flwanlldo, Enrlca Varasl ; Frnntt, Tekla
Braun: Copnellus, Augusto Francloll : Cop-
pella, Mary Oellford. and Burgomaster, Via-
cenro Romeo. Nahan Franko conducted.
Batnrdny matinee, 13. "Die Welsae Dame,"
an opera, by Boleldleu, wbkb had not been
heard In this city for many years. It was
the occurrence of tho dsbut of Fran Naval.
Mr. Conrted's new tenor. The new comer
made a good Impression. The cast further
Included: Mme. Gadskl, Mme; Saygard. Mme.
Homer, Herr Betas and M. BJnss. Saturday
night, 13, "Tristan und Isolde," In which
Olive Fremsted 'made '.her first American ap-
pearance bb Brangaene.- Otherwise there
wna no changeln the cast as last given. . .
The continued attractions for the week end-
ing Feb. 13 were : Annie Russell at the Oab-
bick, "The Pit" at the Lvbic, "The Other
Girl" nt the Empire, "Checkers" at the
Action. William Gillette at the New Lt-
cmiM, "The County Chairman" ot Wal-
laces, "Babes In Toyland" at the Ma-
jestic, "Sweet Kitty Bellalrs" at Belahco's,
tho German stock company at the Ibyinq
Place, the stock company at the Mubbat
Hill, "The Girl from Kay's" at the IIehald
Squabs, grand opera at the MBTBOPourm
Opkba Housb, "Mother Goose" at the N»w
Amhtkrdam, George Evans at the Fota-
tebntu Btrbbt, "Qulncy Adams Sawyer" at
the American, "The. Medal and the Maid" at
the Bboadwat, "The Virginian" at the Man-
hattan, Chaoncoy Olcott at the Nj»w Yobk,
"An English Daisy" at the Casino, Robert
Edcson at tho Hudson, "Sergeant Kitty" at
DAW'B.'Eleanor Robson at the Garden, Rob-
ert Hllllard at the Savot, Virginia Harned
st the Cbitbrion, the last four named cIob-
Ing on that date. Dramas by the F. F. Proc-
tor stock companies, with added vaudeville
features, were presented at PnocTOB's Fifth
Avenue and One Hundred and Twentt-

fifth Street The one week stands

closing 18 were : "A Chinese noneymoon" at
the Guano Opera House, "The Black Hand",
at tho Third Avenue, Kellar at Proctor's
FtKTT-EmitTii Rtrubt, Mary Mannerlng at
the Hablbm Opera House, James K. Hackett
at the West End, "The Light of Other Dnys'.'
nt (he Metropolis, and "If Women Wero
Men" at the Stab Variety entertain-
ment wns famished at Tour Pastoh'3,
Keith's Union Squaiib, Pboctob's Twrntt-
third Stbbht, the Cibclr, Minsk's Bowe-rt,
the Dewey, Mineb's Eionrn Avunuh. the

LONDON, HltBTlO & SBAMON'S, the OLYMPIC,

and the Ori'iieum. Hiibbb's Museum pre-
sented tho usual long list of curios, freaks
and vaudeville,

I'*oetor'» Fifth Avenue (Theatre (J.

Austin Fjrnes, general -«BSBger).— "Cham-
pagne and Oysters" Is the attraction this
week, the matinee audience on Feb. .16
plainly falling willing victims to its alluring
humor. Malcolm Williams and Lotta Llii-
thlcuin played the husband and wife with
capital comedy effect. . Gerald Griffin cap-
tured any number of laughs by his work as
the sexton, and George Friend scored .&<
great success as the lawyer. Marguerite
Klrkor made another of her character suc-
cesses as the maid, and her waiter lover Was
entertainingly played by Al. Roberts. ; Co-
ceylle Mayer also scored, and John Westley
plaved the young lover with considerable
cleverness. Tho cast: Godfrey Graham, Mal-
colm .Williams; lehubod Herring, Uernld
Griffin: Lcundcr Thornbuck, George Friend;
Richard Melville, John Westley: Billy
Weasel, Albert Huberts ; Gcorglna Graham,
]<olta Llnthlcum; Clara Barklns, Ceceylle
Mayor: Befcy Sampson, Margaret Klrkcr;
Mile. Vlctorlno. Bettina Gerard. In Jhe
vdudeville bill T. Nelson Downs headed the
list, and thoroughly .Interested the Audience
by ' his remarkable facility with coins and
cards. Hem? and Horn won one svJtb Some
novel versions of Illustrated songs. Fisher
and .Johnson did some capital trick bicycle
riding. Corblcy and Burke, capital Irish
comedians*, Hathaway and Walton, singers
and dancers ; Swift and Barton, in a funny
musical specialty ; Al. Coleman, mimic and
mouoloclst, nnd the kalatechnoscope con-
tributed to the entertainment, the last with
a number of new pictures.

Circle Theatre (Percy G. Williams,
manager). — Vesta Tllley still holds supremo
sway, this being her third successive week
here, and tbe talented little woman continues
through next week, also. This will estab-
lish a record engagement at the Circle, for
the number of successive weeks played, and
no one feature has ever drawn to this house
the crowds of visitors which must be ac-
corded to Miss Tilley. Chas. T. Aldrlcb Is
hero this week, presenting, his unique enter-
tainment. In which he has no p«crs ; the
Reed Birds, in their latest musical comedy
skit, "Dodging the I>odgcrs," did not permit
of a dull moment. The little farce Is about
the best from tbe pen of Dave lteed Jr., and
the part of Horatio Baggs gives Mr. Betd
uulte an opportunity for comedy work. Gal-
lettl's monkeys and dogs in one of the clev-
erest acts of Its kind now before the public ;
Geo. Wilson, the minstrel comedian ; the
Three Dumonds, Parisian minstrels ; " the
Howard Bros., with the flying banjos; La
■Velle and Orant, exponents of physical cul-
ture; Babe Lund, the cute comedienne, aud
the American vlsagraph are Included in tbe
bill for this week.

Hnuer'a Monenm (John H. Anderson,
manager). — To Gasnler, the French athlete
and strong man, Is given the position Ot
premier attraction of tbe museum halls at
Huber'a this week. He will continue to
compete In feats of heavyweight lifting with
ell comers, as be did during nls very recent
engagement here. Amy, tbe sword shal-
lower, Is retained for tbis week, as her spe-
cialty seems to Interest the Huber patrons.
Other curio hall attractions listed here this
week are: The Danovos, flexible wonders;
Marlon Lll, the English fat woman ; Sldonie,
needle queen: De Bonair's Punch and Judy,
and Capt. Austin, the midget policeman.
Performances were renewed in the theatre
hers on Feb. 11, thla part of tbe building
having beeu closed for one week, to complete
alterations to conform with the city Are
laws appertaining to places of amusement.

Knickerbocker Theatre (Al. Haymnn
& Co., managers). — Tbe engagement at this
bouse of Viola Allen, In "Twelfth Night,"
came to an abrupt end after the perform-
ance night of Feb. 13, when Miss Allen dis-
banded ner company and went to tbe Eye
and Ear Infirmary, where she underwent an
operation Sunday, 14, for an abscess In the
ear. The house will be dnrk this week. Next
week Ben Greet's company will present
•■Twelfth Night."

Frank Bowie arranged a performance 'at
Webster Hall for the Tenth Assembly Dis-
trict Tammany Club, Sunday evening, Feb.
7, with the following programme : Press
Eldrldge, Folly Trio, Cottle Gllson, John F.
Clark, Billy Hart, Jack Welch, Carew and
Hayes, Bally and Fletcher, -Ferguson and
Beeson. the Two American Macs, . Swan and
Bsnibard, Bohannon and Corey, and Mae
Taylor. The attendance was 1,800. The Lon-
don Theatre Orchestra furnished the music

American Theatre (Klaw, Erlangcr A
Wels, managers). — "Qulncy Adams Sawyer"
opened its second week Feb. 15.

Hudson Theatre (Henry B. Harris, man-
ager). — ltohcrt EtUson, In "Ramon's Folly,"
began his fifth week Fob. IB. In the middle
of the last act of "Hanson's Folly," night -of
12,- Ssodol Mllllkcn was seized with what
was said to be a nervous attack. She wan
unable to proceed, nnd tbe curtain was rung
down. Robert Edeson went In front of tbe
curtain and explained matters, and after a
ftw minutes wait the play went on.

Wallace's (Mrs. Theo. Moss, manager).
— "The County Chairman" entered Its thir-
teenth week Feb. IB.

New York Theatre (Klaw & Erlanger,

Snvoy Theatre (Frank MoKee, mana-
ger i on Feb- l r > "Raffles" resumed Its suc-
cessful New York run begun at i" ln »' | e | '
house, nnd played to a large nottonce. The
enst: A. J. Rnmes, kyrle Bellow: .Cap-
tain Bedford. K. M. Holland: narrv
Mnnflers. "Bunny." Stnnton Flllot : Lord
Amerstetb. Frank Roberts: Lord Crowley,
Frank Connor; Crnwsha.v, Frank McCor-
mack: Merton, A. W. Grass: Gnlrttiy, Alfred
Jntnn; BnrraeloHgh, Frncst Williams: Lndy
Mrlrose, Hiittle Russell : Mrs. V dal. Beverly
Ritercnves: Lady Ethel. Lucie Mllner ; Mnrle.
Mlenon Bcranger; Gwcndolln Conron. Clara

B Broadway Theatre- (A. W. Olnrwall.
irmnnRorL— "The Medal nnd the Maid" began
Ito fifth anil last week Feb. tl>. Wtn. A.
Cartetou joined the company lnaf week, nny-
mond nitchcock, In the ''Tankee Consul,'
follows.

managers). — Chauncey Olcott, in xccuv*,
beKtn his seventh snd last week Feb. 15.
ltlcbard Carle, In "The Tenderfoot," follows
Feb. 2a.

Grand Opera Honse (John H. Springer,
manager. — "A Chinese Honeymoon" opened
Its second nnd lsst week here Feb. IB. This
Lioiise, .temporarily- closed by the Mayor b
orders, made the necessary changes, and re-
opened Wednesday evening, Feb. 10.

Belnnco Theatre (David Belasco, mana-

fer). — Henrietta Orosmnn, In "Sweet Kitty
tellalrs," entered upon her eleventh week
Feb. IB. '

Academy of Music (Gilmore ft Tomp-
kins, managers). — "Checkers," with Tbos.
W ituxt., Ih-chii its fourth mid lfl»t week Feb.
IB. The Jefferson De Angells Opera Co., in
"The Toreador," opens Feb. 22.

li.miit-utli Ntreet Theatre (J.Wesley
Bosenniiest. mnnnger). — George Evans. In
'•The Good Old Summer Time, 1 ' entered on
his second and last week Feb.' lft. Nat M.
Wills, In "A Son of Rest," follows 22.

New Amoterdnm Theatre (Klaw&Br-
langer, managers). — "Mother Ooose" began
Its iwolflh week und but fortnight Feb. 15,

Majestic Theatre (George H. Nicolal,
general manager). — "Babes In Toyland" com-
menced Its nineteenth week Feb. IB.

Cnslno (Sam S. A I -re Shubert, mana-
gers). — "An English Datay" commenced Its
fifth and Inst week Feb. IB. After tho per-
formance Feb. 13, the production ceased to
be a Weber & Fields' show, and passed to
tho management of Joseph M. Gaftes. Mr.
Galtea retains most of tho present company.
Next week, Virginia Earl, In "Sergeant

Miner's Bowery Theatre (Edwin D.
Miner, manager). — The Bon Toon had n cor-
dial reception Monday, 115. The bill In-
cluded : "The Bon Tons in Sunny Spain,''
Hughes and Hazclton, Dorothy Drew, Wil-
liams and Aleene, Empire City Quartet
(Cooper, Tally, Mnyo nnd Cooper), the Musi-
cal Johnstons, and "The Lady Klllor." Next
week, tbe Tiger Lilies.

Tbtnl Avenue Theatre (Martin. J. Dix-
on, manager). — "Wealth and Poverty." a
four set. melodrama, was produced for the
first time In New York Feb. IB, with the
following cast: Sarah Plunkett. Phyllis
Rnlston: Mrs. Plunkett, May Woods: Peter
Barefoot, P. N. Amstey; Jaek NoBler. John
Murray: Kate Newcomb, Minnie Stanley;
Tom Newcomb, George J. Morgan : Precious
Plunkett, Homer Mullaney: Foster Newcomb,
UerWtTt Wnrroti : Jamesltadley, W.J.Woods;
Jonathan Newcomb, Fred Larter. ... .

f.nrrlck Theatre .(Charles Frohmari',
managnr).— Annie Russell. In "The Younger
Mrs. ParllDg," entered on her fourth week
Feb. 16.

Proctor's Wlty-elghth Street The*
atre (J. Austin, flynes, general manager).—
Another Blaney production Is this week s at-
traction, and on Monday, Feb. IB, it served
to pack the bouse to the. doors. "Across the
Paclflc" afforded opportunity for the display
of realistic scenery nnd situations, notable
Among which was the departure of the
troop ship from a San Francisco wharf to
Manila, the . battle at Luzon also serving
to work the audience up to a high pitch of
enthusiasm. Harry Clay: Blaney and Klttla
Wolf Introduced their singing and dancing
specialties between the nets, scoring heavily,
the audience Beemlng loth to let tbem depart.
Chinese Johnny Williams Introduced his fa-
miliar trick specialty, the turn finding iavor,
as usual. Elsie Esebtt, as Interpreted by
Augusta Gil), .wns one of the hits of the
evening. Mr. Blaney also won favor for his
work In the play. Frederick Ormonde and
Frances Dcsmonde were also well received
for their work. The rough rider band, under
the conductorshlp of Major Mort Epler, was
n conspicuous feature of the production. The
ta?t In full: Joe Lanier, Harry W. Fca-
#lck ; Bud Stanton, Frederic Ormonde,' Sam
JDrysrlnle, D. E. flanloujMike Flamngan,
Oohn E. K-elry; General afcwton-, Edw. Bu-
chanan ; Sing Lee and (tuong Hong, Chinese
Johnny Williams; Officer Flotz, Frank Saa-
ford ; Agromonta, Fred Preston ; Jimmy Do-
Ian and Hop Sing, Ben Gregory ; Lieut. Peck,
Mort Epler: Private Wilson, James Good-
rich ; Elsie Escott, Augusta Gill : Nell Hazel-
ton, Frances Desmondc: Madge, Kittle Wolf;
Mrs, Lanier, Klttie Edwards; Little Ylt
Slug, Cora Denton; Willie Live, Harry Clay
Blaney. Sunday's concerts attracted tho
usual large audiences, afternoon nnd even-
ing, Feb. 14. Next week, George (Honey
Boy) Evans, in the new musical comedy,
"The Good Old Summer Time."

L.yrlo Theatre (Sam S. A Lee Shubert,
managers). — The widely heralded production,
"The Pit,'' with Wilton Lackaye as the star,
supported by a very good company, opened at
this house, for the first time in New York,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, and proved
melodramatic to Its very foundation, with all
the Inconsistencies which usually are born of
this sensational class of productions. This
dramatization of Frank Norris' novel of the
same pame is In four nets and six scenes,
and Was made by Channlng Pollock. Its
flrst presentation on any stage occurred at
Parson's Theatre, Hartford, Conn., on Nov.
9, 1003. If It bad not been for the Inde-
fatigable worker and able producer, William
A. Brady, who fathers the production, It
would not require any supernatural powers to
foretell its fate, for Its construction simply
thrusts forward the weak spots at every
turn. But Mr. Brady, aware of the fact
that every avenue of this work leads to tbe

Bit, has made this scene in the Chicago
oard ot Trade w«ll worth the while, and
has. In addition, furnished several splendid
stage settings. The set In act three, snowing
an Interior — an artistically arranged room,
with beautiful pictures and furniture, thrown
into a dreamy relief by a subdued light —
Is one of tbe best stage settings shown In
this city in many a day. These commendable
features, and the acting, will probably carry
the play to pecuniary success. Of Its treat-
ment it Is simply necessary to say that sym-
pathy for the characters and concern in
their welfare falter by the wayside. Tbe
hero of tbe .story, although strong In so far
as dominating characteristics go, loses ttls
grip on the auditor's sympathy because he

fumbles at the price of humanity, and the
eroine Is a weak, vacillating woman, who
requires a long while to awake to the fact
that she loves her husband, and then tolerates
tbeattentlonsof another man. Wilton 1-ackaye
played the central character, Curtis Jadwln,
who wins a woman's heart whether she will
or Dot, tries to corner wheat, and then
staggers back to a neglected wife when the
financial props have been knocked from be-
neath nun. He brought clearlv and force-
fully every strong and weak point In the
character to the surface, and In the final
soul crushing scenes, where the proud man
of riches and position is hurled to the
depths of poverty, Mr. Lackaye made really
bn heroic figure. It was a most creditable
achievement for him, this scoring so con-
spicuously, for he won out under many dif-
ficulties. Jane Oaker did some excellent work
- as the wife, and helped things along by look-
ing very- pretty, which was half the battle In
the role she played. Her acting showed
sincerity and power, If not warmth. White
Whittlesey had a most unsympathetic role In
the character of Sheldon Corthell, but be
did well with It, and A. H. Stuart plaved
the broker whom reverses in tho pit drives
lo suicide, and did very clever work. Rob-
ert Paton Glbbs did some good dialect work
as the director of theatricals, and Douglas
Fairbanks scored In tho Juvenile character.
A conspicuously fine bit of character work
was done by Joseph A. Wilkes, as Hargus,
the old ex-broker, and Hale Hamilton, as tbe
man who betrayed him, brought his role well
to tho fore In point of merit. The part of
the female Invenlle was well looked after
by Marian Chapman. Maude Wilson did ex-
cellent work, Agnes Findlay and Vera Ka-
li ne also winning successes. Adeline Dun-
lap was worthy of special mention, and Mrs.
Powhatan Gordon was natural and effective.
1 he cast : Curtis Jadwin, Wilton Lackaye ;
Sheldon Corthell, White Whittlesey ; Samuel
Gretry, William Uazeltlne; CbarleH Cressler,
A. H. Stuart; Landry Court, Douglas Fair-
banks ; Normau Everhard, Ed. Ralston ;
George Larklu, J. Clcdneay Matthews;
George Roland, Kenneth Davenport; Fred
Hartley, Charles Kcnyon : Mons. Gerady, Rob-
ert Paton Glbbs; Calvin Hardy Crookes,
Franklyn Roberts; David Scannel, Hale Ham-
ilton ; Sweeny, Bowman Rnlston ; Hargus,
Joseph A. Wilkes; Louis Wlggln. Richard
Webster; Laura Dear-burn, Jane Oaker; Page
Dearborn, Marian Chapman ; Mrs. Emily
Wcssels, Agnes Findlay : Mrs. Charles Cress-
ler, Maude Wilson ; Mrs. Kate Ferguson,
Vera Zalene; Isabel Gretry, Margaret Ken-
mnre: Miss Curtis. Adeline Dunlsp; Mrs.
De Puysant, Mrs. Powhatan Gordon; Mrs.
Stokes, Mabel Findlay : Mrs. Carter, Amber
Lawlord. Other characters by George Grey,
Richard Manuel, William Stern, Avan Stern,
Owen Murphy, ltohert Wright, Wlllard Kaxon,
Clny Boyd, Bert ; Bun-ell. Frank Tillman,
Harry Converse. Charles Mcrrltt, Rdgar Bow-
man, Thomas McCabe, Cecil Worth, Edmund
Evans, William Titus, Harold Bymc, Wil-
son Burke. John Fogarty, Howard Bcilden,
Tllden Mercer, Rudy Saxe, Walter Moran
nud Eddie Stuart. Grand opera singers.
Doris Goodwin, Agnes Evans, Henry Gunson,
James Emerson.

Garden Theatre (Charles Frohman, man-
ager). — "The Secret of Pollcbeiillle," which
was forced to lay off after the closing of the
Madison 8qnnre Theatre, Feb. 4, resumed Its
sdcoessful city run on Feb. 15, and drew
n big house. The audience was enthusiastic
nhont the finished work of W. H. Thompson
nnd the other members of the cast, which has
not bean changed since the original pro-
duction.

Criterion Theatre (Charles Frohman,
ninnager). — Eleanor ttobson Is now on Broad-
way, where she belongs, and where she
should nttraet big business. "Merely Mary
Ann" opened at this house on Feb. 15. to
continue Its New York run. snd Miss Rob-
son's clever work In the leading role wns
most warmly commended bv a large andl-
ence. The production remains tbe same as
it was at the Garden Theatre.

.London Theatre (James H. Corttn, man-
agcr). — The bill for this week Is furnished by
the Thoroughbreds, as follows: "The Model
Flats." Mile. La Toska. Dad Russell and
Blanche O'Nell, Blanche Washburn and Josle
Fllnn, Tony Kennedy and Ted Evans, the
•Qmplre Comedy Four (Evans, Cunningham.
'Jenny and Roland), lu a funny act ; Polk and
Tresk. nnd tho Tiinroughbreds. Next week,
Al. Reeves' El* Show. _.

Proetor'a Tweoty-thlrd Street Ilie-

.... /i Austin Fynes, general manager).—
The Kaufma? Troupe mlde their reappear-
ance at this house Veb.10. and headed on
"icellcnt programme. The makeup of the
troupe bas P been changed since they were last
s»eu here, but the effectiveness of their re-
markible bicycle riding is equally as strong
aV at any of their previous most successful
m,pearan?es Adolf Ztot tbe little slngng
impersonator, captured the audience complete-
ly, and the novel Idea of having scenes of
his own cbanges of costumes shown In mov-
ing pictures while he was off the stage, made
a marked Impression. Ward and Curran
made their accustomed big laughing success
with "Tbe (Terrible Judge " and they t»
r»co.:ied again and again, Mr. Curran being
In good voice, ajid 61r. Ward's comedy work
scoring heavily. Blccksom and Burns gro-
tesque specialty, which Is full of odd and
laughable things,, brought this Inventive
t°am a big reception, and J. Aldrlch Llbbey
end KatberJne Tracer, sang operatic and
copulas nlra ng only Jhese two excellent yo-
icalists can. Ltdnard and Collins^tcr,tarned
well :jntb Ithelr IsWh' Conversation; Ruth
•Kelts duplicated the success abe made last
week at Proctor's Fifth Avenue* Cnstellat
and Hall brought their offering beicre an ap-
preciative audience; <Tanean Bros, did cf,
lcctlve work ; Fred aruber twanged the banjo
as cleverly as of yore ; Alf. Holt performed
bis whistling monologue; Lavelle's dogs
pleased, and Armlnta also scored. The kala-
technoscope continued.

Keith** Theatre (E. F. Albee, general
manager). — There was a large audience pres-
ent bere Feb. 15, when an all 'round good
bill was presented, and there Is not an act oa
it that does not "make good" In every sense
of the word Clara Ballerlnl, a handsome
woman crapezlst, who has no superiors In
her line, was generously applauded. Water-
bury Bros, and Tenny gave their laughable
sketch, "A Cold Day In July," In excellent
shape, and others who won praise and ap-
plause for meritorious efforts were: The
Fltzglbbon-McCoy Trio, In "The Mischiev-
ous Brother;" Lynch and Jewell, the dancer
and singer; Dillon Bros., In original parody
tones : Murphy and Francis, coon eccen-
tricities; Marlon LlttleSeld, contralto; Mr.
and Mrs. Keltey, In a comedy sketch ; the
MacWoods, comedy gymnasts; Ballerinl's
trained dogs, Pelot, juggling comedian;
Pierce and Malzee, In a refined and beauti-
fully costumed act; Cunningham and Lord,
singers and dancers; Delmcre and Oneida,
perch act, and tbe American blogrcph.

Dewey Theatre (Sullivan 4 Kraus, man-
agers). — Scrlbner's Morning Glories Co. be-
gan a return engagement here, at the mati-
nee of Feb. 15, the previous engagement
being last August. The theatre was packed
at tbe Monday matinee, and the entertaining
programme was run through with a snap
und sparkle that was at all times exhilarat-
ing. The audience applauded ull the princi-
pal numbers of "A Jay Circus," and the one
act farce comedy, entitled "After Business
Hours," which starts the show, was heartily
enjoyed. In the olio, which separates the
farces, the following appeared to decided
advantage: Rose Jeannette, Scott and Wil-
son, Cooper and Harrison, Reynolds and Wat-
son, Billy Johnson, and the Mario and Dun-
ham Trio. Next week, Moonlight Maids Bur-
lesquere.

Miner's Eighth Arenue Theatre (Ed-
win D. Mine* manager).— The Jolly Grass
Widows, Hobert Fulton's organization of
general excellence, is holding forth this
week. The opening night audience, Feb. IB,
was of large size anti generous in its ap-
plause, the evening being In every respect a
gratifying oue all around. Next week, tbe
Bowery Burlesquers.

Herald Svaare Theatre (Charles Froh-
man, manager).— "The Girl from Kay's" is
now In its sixteenth week.

Empire Theatre (Charles Frohman, man-
agorj. —"The Other Girl 1 ' opened Its fourth
week at this house Feb. 16»

Manhattan Theatre (Harrison Grey
Fiske, manager).— "The Virginian" entered
on its seventh week Feb. 15.

Atlantic Garden (W. Kramer's Sons,
managers).— The Three Droles, eccentric con'
tortlonists: Johnson and Wells, colored com-
edy duo; the Morrisons, vocalist* and danc-
ers; the .Newton Brothers, In a club Jurallne
and hoop rolling act, and Lillian La lloy
character vocaliBt, are the vaudeville attiar'
tions lor this week.

„J? utray mn Tn ™«re (Henry V. Don-
SS&tfSPSsCQE w « w «re Twenty,
one Is this week's offering. Monday, Feb

Jfti. 8 , ' flll0< ? nouse applauded Edwin
Holts clever work as Richard Carewe- also

h£ n L P £" IP 3 ,? 8 l A viUs - aud Theodore Gan?
ble as R. T. M. Audalne, "The Imp." The

™^f „ r , ole \, ln tne cast w «« aJso wen taken
care of. Next week, "incog."

I'KEderic Thompbos, one of the DroDrie-
tors of Luna Park Coney Island, returned to
New York last week, after having thrown out
« dragnet for novelties over Europe Asia
and Africa. He bought twenty ArarTsteeu"
engaged a band of 6 fifty wild Arabs, and"
th»? .imJ'T 1 of twenty Dlun Slng elephants
rt^ i S J^ e down 1 seTen ly foot chute and
dive into a pool of water. In all he booked
more than fifty European acts. oTalM
chartered a steamer at Bombay to bring over
sixty elephants, twenty camels and three hun-
liurb D ° " '° UBe tbe s P Rctn ' :,e °i the

Geobob R. White's production of "Ser-
geant Kitty,' with Virginia Earl as the star,
will resume Its Broadway run at the Casino
i'J?^- Dda f v ,', *l?V- 22, opening with a Wash-
ington s Birthday matinee. The run at
Dalys was extcaded a week beyond tbe or-
i??. al „ tlme contracted for, and "Serjeant
Kitty" was compelled to take a week's flyer
out of town because the date could not be
canceled. The Casino engagement Is another
home coming for Miss Earl, who scored many
a success in the Lederer productions at this
popular playhouse.

It is announced that there will be at
f?l 3 i i two J?.^ P' a y s .Presented at the actors'
fund benefit to be given on Tuesday, March
L. Viola Allen will appear in a one act
comedy, which will then have Its flrst pre-
«£*?£ on ' An , oth « r oew play Is being written
for the occasion by Casmus Gordon Lennox
entitled "The March of Time." Daniel Froh-
man states that there will be several other
important features in the programme, In-
cluding the presentation of "Shylock Before
the Court of Appeals."

Tub THBATnicAi. manaobbs of New York
met at the New Amsterdam Theatre last
Tuesday, Feb. 9, and formed a permanent
organization for the discussion and settle-
ment of questions that arise In their dealings
with each other and for concerted action in
matters affecting the business. Helnrloh Con-
rled was elected nresldent, Frank McKee.
treasurer, and II. B. HarrlB, secretary. The
committee nn organization Includes Marc
Klnw, Oscar nnmmersteln. Joseph Brooks
E. F. Albee, Charles Burnham and S. S.
Shubert.

TUB MANAOBMKNt Of THE METROPOLITAN

OrtKA Hovsb announces that tbe perform-
ance of "Parsifal" on Thursday, Feb 25
will be the last given this scasou. But for
next season Mr. Conrled has arrauged a
series of ten "Parsifal" performances, the
flrst to take place on Monday, Dec. 26. :

Sidnbt RosuNFEtp made the announce-
ment last week that the Bijou Theatre is to
be the home of bis Century players. He said
he hud taken a lease of the theatre, which
has been closed for some time, and that the
company will open there Feb. 20, In "Much
Ado About Nothing."

.Jacob P. AotEn, the Yiddish Rctor. at one
time manager of the Grand Theatre Com-
pany. Is reported to have bought up all tbe
stock of the company, assuming control over
the playhouse immediately. It Is bis Inten-
tion to put on a series of Shakespearean
P'sJ* . .

Daly'a .Theatre (Daniel Frohman, man-
ager).-— "Glittering Gloria," a comedy with
music, In. three acts,. book by Hogb Morton
music by Bernard Rolt, lyrics By Mortoa
and Rolt, was given Its first New l'org
bearing at this honse on Feb. 1C. Tbe fliv
American production of the work occurred
at the Hyperion Theatre, New. Haven, Coan
Feb. 11. Differing: from many produc-
tions of Its ' class this season, this
contribution by Merton and Rolt pos.
seses n • well denned plot, Intelligibly
nnd entertainingly developed, and situations
which are really funny. Reversing th»
usual order of results in musical comedy
the book seems to , be the thing, and al-
though Mr. Rolfs music Is In several
•Dstances catchy and pretty, with a capti-
vating swing in tbe song, called by the same
name as tbe piece, Mr. Morton . carried off
the lion's share of the honors, and eara°d
tbe blessings of the, dled-ln-lhe-wool first
nlghters by giving them entertainment rcallv
worth tbe while. Wienifte/actronof the
work had . got fairly . weB>snft 1 te<uV after, a
dull twtaty .minutes trnhfetutuelx followirnr
the rise of the custaln, the pace was a 'tnc3t
ixhlllratlng one, and a pleasing naarox'of
the French school wus Imparted, mlirus anv
of its rlsone features. Messrs. Fleher &
Ryley, who are the producers, havefurnUhod
a good . company, and costumed the chonis
tastefully and experslvaly. The local" of
the story Is London. Gloria Grant, an" ac-
tress, Is mest cnxlous to be the possessor of
a certain diamond necklace which is for sai«
at a Eoad Street Jewelry shop. A forra»r
admirer of Gloria's, Jack James, a vounc
married man, has resolved to give he'r tbe
necklace, and plans to meet bis friend
Archie Toddleby, add purchase the eift*
His wife, with her friend, Dorothy Ken-
worthy, who is the fiancee of Archie Toddle-
by, go to the shop and hide there. The
eavesdroppers learn that not only did Jack
Intend to purchase the necklace but that
Archie had tried to anticipate him and get
It on his own account, so that Dorothy be-
lieves Archie Is also guilty. As the neck-
lade is about to be paid for, the women 'de-
mand an explanation. Jack invents a per-
sonage named "Mllllken," who be says in-
tended buying the necklace for Gloria. In
order to get the better of him. Jack say*
that they Intended buying the necklace to
resell to Mllllken at a profit The women sco£t
at this story and It is up to Jack to pro
duce a "Mllllken," and he sends Archie out
to find a stupid-looking old gentle-man and
offer him twenty povnas to say that he Is
•■Mlillken." Archie returns with a rural
solicitor named Foskctt, who has been
"do'ng" London, and Is willing to fall Into
the scheme. He not only buys the necklace
for Gloria (with Jack's money), but takes
her out to' luncheon. Meantime Col. Gal-
lngbcr, from Texas, also endeavors to buv
the necklace for Gloria, and, being baulked
by the spurious "Mllllken," pursues that
little man about London. Jack and Archie
go to the apartment of Gloria to explain.
She is packing her trunks preparing to go to
America, and has advertised ner flat to let
while she is away. Mrs. Jack James and
Dorothy come in answer to the "ad.", nnd
Gloria Is forced to hurriedly hide Jack and
Archie in her private apartment The
women ore under the impression that the
men are concealed In the rooms, and
Gloria tries to allay their suspicions.
During this scene a bull dog Is brought Into
play, and the men escape after the most
exciting dilemma. Their troubles are all
over the following day. however, for Gloria
sails to America, and Mrs. Jack and Dorothv
take their loved ones back to their
good graces with the promise that In
(he future tbey will not tay to pur-
chase a diamond necklace from a speculative
standpoint Tbe name role was taken by
Adele Ritchie, who sang better than she has
In a long time, and acted with commendable
spirit. Ferdinand Gottschalk gave one of his
clever r>lte of character drawings In the
part of "Mllllken," and Forest Robinson, as
the breezy Texan, brought a tinge of tbe dra-
matic with him, and scored a decided success.
One of the best "noodle-pated" kind of stage
Kngllshmen seen In many a day was the one
shown us by Percy F. Ames, and Cyril Scott
old capital work, winning the greatest laurels
be has captured since he went into musical
comedy. George A. Schiller made a favorable
Impression, and Eugene O'Boarke also ac-
quitted himself with credit The wife and
sweetheart ware played respectively bv Ade-
■aide Prince nnd Phyllis Rankin, and both
brought tnelr talents to bear upon the Imper-
sonations with pleasing results. May and Flora
Hengler played parts, and danced to the
ficcompanlment of much applause. The cast -
Jack James, Cyril Scott; Archie To-ldlebv,
nil 7 L -„ A raes: Zebedee Poskett, Ferdinand
Gottschalk; CoL Pasquale Gallagher. For-

. «. ? ODlnB on ; Algernon Entwlstle, George
n-u Sc f"2t r: Samnel Slapton. Edward Gore:
Robert Shreve, E. Lovat Frasor: Mr. Grid-
d!eto7>, Eugene O'Rourke : First Porter, John
llendy- Gloria Grant, Adele Ritchie: Mrs.
Jack James, Adelaide Prince; Dorothv K».n-
worthy, Phyllis Rankin: Ariadne. Marie L.
gg" U Irene i, Gertrude Douglas ; Ethel.
Edna Farrell : Kathleen. Belva Don Kerslev ;
f„ ar . al H, Ma ? Hengler; Herbert, Flora Heng-
ler: Brenda, Sybil Anderson ; Oarrlbaldi,

DUUuOg.

New Lyceum Theatre (Daniel Froh-
man, manager).— William Gillette. In "The
Admirable Crichton," opened his fourteenth
week Feb. 15.

"The Man qv Dbstij.7," a one act play,
by George Bernard Sliaw, was presented for
the first time In this country, at the Hudson
Theatre, afternoon of Tuesday, Feb. 9, for n
benefit of the New York Kindergarten Asso-
ciation, by Arnold Daly and his company.
*■»• wot* and "Candida" were also glv^n
?i to ^ a ^ e ?! e kycoum afternoons of
»„'wl 2 .a SIld . 13 . "7 Mr - D^Ji who although
buffeted about from pillar to post since
li e i •? oslns °* toe Vaudeville Theatre,
piuckily overcame numerous obstacles, and
f.nally got a New York hearing for "The
S!L n o?' D«st!ny," which he had origin-
ally announced for productiou Feb. 6. It
^Z^ 4 A - 1 In . Mr - Shaw.'s wittiest and
m i£' .5 0tlrlta . 1 ve,n « brimming over with his
own ideas of the eternal fitness of things—
w ..,on„ aro « er - e J al| 5' antagonistic lo those
25S& accepted— and entertaining to a
^ioi kcd 2 e£nm " ls t0 ° long »r a one act
play, and one can eRslly pick out certain ex
tranoous passages which could be omitted to

great advantage. Rut tbe play's cleverness
V.?;-]* 10 ' nt , erG ? t well, and, like all tho works
iSEitL ?' . b . y »» ■nlnor, there Is meat for
vSSft! ', n '*' ne 8t0I 7 tells of the young
^P?'^ tt S encounter with a clever woman,
o„l c ^ th,! batt e of Lodl - '"» 1796. She has ae-
gggg w— .jBWBrtant dispatches from n
ShSTC! , "eu'enant In his service, and
" h ™ £apo!eon finally forces her to return
them, he learns that there ls among tbem a
if ~u "S"! hls wI £ c to her 'over. The dual
or wits between the French commander and
f!!» y ? u ng woman who has flslted so much
o°ne h i!LS? e la •*•»>»»«? tought and each
SSLfSS ^. mc . flne Points. Mr. Daly
BHS 1 "f,. ^iPoleon. os drawn by Mr.
H* w i,,»*"' a sure conception, mak-
SL,. nlm ., *_, P ." of cunning, common
sense and withal weak as all flesh. His

RfLSE ca !?} e ? t ' as I* o'wavs Is, and all
6oor£ 0lnt f^:l ch &." t0 , bls lo* werewell
— - *£ !£*# effect, -but aid not seem to
the n«« ore ^ an n , Bn Perflclal conception of
the part. The role appeared to call foT a

ile\^n , L dla J' e,, . a8 . the "wooden beaded
tinho«35S t '™ , o and Tet He, seemed to let bIIp
rnie Md $™ an ? cbances la wba t was a "fat 1,
Fdw„«t \, lnn , kee Per was capably played by

g» ns?f r^4ant N ttst

FEBBTTAKT 20.

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CHICAGO— Ogden Balldidg, Cor. Clark and Lake 8t«„ JOE M. HARRIS, Manager. . Profettlonal Coplet Wowr Ready to Ail alnger..

1'iinior'. Theatre (Ton; Pastor, maua-
«r) —The distinction of being placed at
The tod of the programme is given to the
musica? act of Smith and Fulfer (Theo »\
smith and Jennie St George) for this week
hen- Mr. Smith surely baa one of the strong-
tt.t musical novelties now before the public,
Miss St. George being n most able nssistant,
end their success on Monday, Feb. 10, was
ierT emphatic. Josephine Gassmaa and her
nlckamanles were a close second In popular
favor, for, of the many who have adopted
thl« line of work since Miss Gasaman first
introduced' It here, none have ever excelled
iier In negro delineation. The long and di-
versified bill for this week also contains the

imfl the Pajama Girl:" Rosalre and Taft,
•The Jolly Acrobatic Sailors :" the Kumlna
rr rlo In "The Bogus Count ;" Jas, and Bonnie
ya-lVv. In "The Messenger Boy;" Lavender
Richardson and Co., presenting "Brady's
l'ov " the Chameroys, comedy hand balanc-
ers ;' Big. Maceo and his trained dog, Chi-
cago; the Barnells, grotesque jugglers and
eoulllbrlats ; Jules Larvett, magician, and
the American vltagraph. Buslne«s continues
up to the Pastor standard.

I menta slaco Irnqill. Flromakelt ABSOLUTELY
a, PERFECT. CONUt'CTKD ON LIBKKAL BDH1-
Ts'"' ; Str.Teewe^." VjdEBaFir^ I tSSU^M^tSSJSmSSXSSSSSvm t ■■" MOIOIWa*.

x l Elmer Tenler. Ed. Adams .and Sol 5gg2S& *$&, VSSfiS * "ffi who .oft" ton RFOPFaK CAT FFR 97 '01
prho constitute the chorus of this bouse. ^^ n ° t tie throat. 1 term them my "UM ItllUrCrld dA 1 it fCD. L 1 1 V*

Harlem.^-^t the Harlem Opera House
(Alei. Lltchensteln, manager). — "Lord and
Ijdy Algy," K. C. Carbon's comedy drama,
with William Faversbam rn the leading male
role, Is the offering for this week, and the
opening, Feb. 16, was excellent The work
of Julie Opp was heartily enjoyed, and the
catlre company wa3 entirely satisfactory.
Next week, Ada Behan and Otis Skinner, In
r»nertorj. , _ ...

west End (George A. Blnmenthal, man-
ager). — James K. Hackett did big business
with "The Crown Prince" during the past
week. "Arrah-na-Pogue," with J. K. Mur-
rav, is this week's offering, and at the open-
ing. IB, the house was comfortably filled.
Next week, "Checkers."

Metropolis (Henry Hosenberg, manager).
—"Human Hearts." the current bill, opened
well night of 15. Next week, Ralph Stuart,
In "By Right of Sword."

Proctor's One Hundred and Tttzntt-
fhth Street Theatre (J. Austin Fvnes,
central manager). — "Lady Wlndemere's Fan"
is the stock offering for thi3 week, and is
presented In an elaborate manner. The at-
tendance at the opening, 10, gives every in-
dication of a big week. The vaudeville con-
tingent Includes: Miss Norton, Julius M.
Tannen, Rt-ed and Shaw, Eddie Mack, and
new views by the kalatecbnoscope.

Hurtig & Seamov's Music Hall (Ben
HurtlE, manager). — The alterations ordered
by the cltv officials were completed sooner
than anticipated, allowing the resort to open
nn Friday afternoon, 12, when the bouse
was packed. The first performance of the
current weak was well attended 15, when an
unusually strong bill was presented, Includ-
ing the following : The Russell Bros., Jamen
Thornton, Felix and Barry. Rossow Midgets,
Kurtoti and Brooks. Sullivan and Pasque-
llna, the Three Livingstones, Edgar Blxley,
end Carlson and Wllllnrd.
Stab (Wm. T. Keogh, manager). — "The

lett's musical dogs, the Four Bards, the Four
l.mperoi's of Music, t.liarlcs Kenna, 1,,-onu
Tbmber, the Sisters Gasca, Kelly and Kent,
and Crawford and Manning.

Fulton Street Theatre (Frank A Keeney,
manager). — The first week's bill Is a strong
one, and Includes : George Hoe-, Robert El-
liott and Marguerite Fields, in a sketch,
entitled "What s the Matter With Boston ;
the Meredith Sisters, Shorty and Lillian Do
Witt, H. V. Fitzgerald, Hoey and Lee, Maude
Kenedy, St. John and Le Ferere, the Four
ltlanos, and the vltascope.

Star (E. M. Gotthold, manager).— The at-
traction this week Is the Cherry Blossoms
Burlesquers. Gorgeous costumes, catchy
music and grand scenerv are In evidence.
Next week, the Parisian widows.

Watson's Cozx Corner (W. B. Watson,
manager). — The burlesque offering for tbls
week Is '
Watson,
girls who . .

Molds, and the thirty young and pretty show
The vaudeville programme will Include:
Jame3 and Sadie Leonard, Fredo and Dare,
Trask and Gladden, Marlon and Pearl, the
Three Rio Brothers, and the Emerald Trio.
The Sunday concerts are crowding the house
to its utmost capacity.

Amphion (S. H. Cohen, manager).— "Ser-
geant Kitty," the new comic opera, with
Virginia Earle In the title role, opened
to a large audience night of 15. Big busi-
ness last week. "The Prince of I'llsen"
next.

Follt (Bennett Wilson, manager) .—Joe
Welch, as the star In "The Peddler." Is here
this week. The opening house, night of 16,
was to the theatre's capacity. Big houses
last week. Coming next, "Soldiers of For-
tune." _

Gatett (James Clark, manager). — There
was a big audience present night of 15,
when the Kentucky Belles burlesque or-
ganization began a week'3 stay. The open-
ing burlesque is called "The Marriage Trust,"
and as a closing number they give the bur-
letta, "Down Where the Blue Grass Grows.
The olio : The Burke Brothers, In the sketch,
"Wise Mike:" Boranl and Nevarro, comedy
acrobats : Hollov and Mccban, black face come-
dian:.: Grav and Graham, novelty musical
comedian* fAllene and Hamilton, acrobats,
the Reliance Quartet, Etta Bastedo. soubrette ;
Ed. Morris, In a specialty, and Claire May-
nard. Good business last week.

Patton's (Fred Andrews, manager).—
Special attention has been spent on the
staging of "Between Love and Duty, * this
week's offering. The opening house, 15, was
large. Good business last week. Dora
Thorne" next. .

Noveltt (David Robinson, manager).—
Patrice and her talented organization this
week present "Driven from Home. The
opening house, 15, was large. Good business
last week. Coming next, ■

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PROMT IMF. TO TIME DURING REQDLAR SEA-
SON WILL PLAY MERITORIOCS OPERATIC.
DRAMATIC, BUKLKSuCK, MfSIOAL. MINSTRKL
and VAUDRVILLE COMBINATIONS at prices
the merits of the auractlon warrant. WILL CON-
SIDER PROPOSITIONS FOR PRODFCTION OF
BIG 8PK0TA0rL»R or MUSICAL AlTRAOTION
FOR COMING SPRING AND SUMMER RUN.
Address all communications

W. 8. CLEVELAND,
9. W. Cot. Wabash Ave. and Hubbard Court, Obi-

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Equipped wl(h tvro-tpeed
^nr, c«.nler brake, »nd
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READ THIS— Buy a Galatea. Guarantee
you to make $200 to S»o every week; Btore
Stowing »4C0to$!O0 every week at parki this
Summer. Priie, $150. Only Dve weeks more to
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Wanted Immediately,

I

Cthlofuti »»« tt our 10.000 inim \
•Wmi.or «nr enr CtUI*n ciiUM
on nct'.vl ntft twtK-fni Mnnm.

•Hearts Adrift."

"Gotha'm (Charfes Williams, manager).—
A revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin Is given
here this week by At W. Martin a company.
Tho slie of the opening house, 15, showed
this old time story of 6 the South has os
none of Its popularly. Good business ifcat
week. Next week, "Her First False Step.
Theatre UHZQtrn [fltBa* B. Corr, mana-
r and lessee).— This week's entertainment

Ninety and Nine"" holds forth this week, and g^irfb!' j. a Barnes' Dainty Paree

the opening. 15. drew one of the largest &^S«cS The opening burlesque,

audiences oT the season. Next week, JSellie ,Vf tSIH at the Waldorf," fntroduces tho en-

McHenry, In "M'llss." _ , ♦£." ^anv and a chorus of thlrt7 comeiy

Ootham (Sullivan & Kraus, managers). ."LS^^fclwMaE Mr. Corbet' 1 Is the

—The World Beaters moved up from a down £™r7, { the closing" burlesque. The olio:

town bouse, and started the second week of S,f™°, e P La van, Ranzetta and Be Lair, Booth

FOR 8ALK-LATE IMPROVED EDISON EX-
HIBITION; MODEL KINETOSL'OPE. Has the
flneit of lenses, perforated shutter; guaranteed
to give excellent, satisfaction; same as new; i»
bargain at $60. 2 good 8ons Sato, $«.50; Life or
Christ Lecture Set, %t\ aSetof Magical Trlckn,
is, and some fine FUuib for«c. per rt. All like
new. Stamp Tor reply. FRANK. HARTLEY,
Qroenport, Suif. Co., L. I., N. Y.

PLAYS, Sketches written. Bend stamp for
list, of typewritten a&etchea. Address BERNARD
KL1NO Piny wrlgliu 184 We8t 2Sth St., N. Y.

WANTED,* Black Tent. For Sale Cheap, lo
Bosentleld Picture Macbluti, a Punchlag Ma-
chines, 4 Slot Graphopnoues.hamo Plate Machine.
CHAS. RAY, Cumberland, Wd.

the new bouse with bright prospects,
house being crowded lo- The company
(aught the fancy of the audience from the
Mart, and the various members were warmly
received. As an additional attraction, Cham-
pion James J. Jeffries has been engaged,
which should attract packed bouses all week.
The success of the new venture thus far
has exceeded expectations. The Sunday ntelit
concert drew out the people, and will no
doubt prove a financial success In the future.
Next week, Fulton's Jolly Grass Widows.

Olympic (Tbos. W. valentine, manager).
—A cood sized crowd turned out to welcome
'he Spider and Fly Co., It3 first Hoilem ap-
pearance, and It met with the full approval
of the audience. Prospects are br"
vood week's business. Next .week,
Follies.

Ohpheum (Dr. Leo Sommers, manager!
— Dewplte opposition this resort continues
to hold Its own and the house was comfort-
ably filled at the first performance of t "
week, 15, when the following bill was p
sented: Roberts, Haves and Roberts, Krle-

urS Denlon Rfch and Wllber. Mae Bell and
II^nnYand 'Hearney. There was a. big house
urgent on the opening night, 15. Coming
neit, Metropolitan Burlesqners.

Lyceum (Louis rhllllps, manager .—
"DnchcRse Du Barry" Is this week ■ offering.
Good business last week.

BusuwiCK Music Hall (Walnstock &
Michaels, managers).— This week iW*;
c ludes: The Empire Musical Comedy Com-
pany, In "A Jolly Reception:' Madame
Flower, Kerns and Cole, in "Frederick the
Great;" the Vans. Raymond and Ciajton.
Leo Stevens, Oandy and Lemoine, Alary
Montague and Flo Batea Business conUnues

are bright" for a XaT & ,

.week, Ji-ads and. OHIO.

LADV Musicians W&ntudat once— Clarionet,
Comet, Trombone, Trap Drummer; year's en gage-
meut (Dntmatlci. MaBtbe O K. Bute all. Lowest
salarv. Wire. WM. 11UELLE, Leader, New Utrecht
A ve, and 80th St., Bitb Beach, Brooklyn, K. Y.

WANTED IMMEDIATBLY-Good Singer
Work In Big Vaudeville Noveltv. Playing beat
homes. Amateurs considered. Furnlsn little cash
for first expenses. Call. KITTY 'W EBB,

249 Went. Twenty-thltd St., N. V. City.

FINE SIZE AID LOOKS;

GHIBIGTE. MAN.

GOOD SIZE.
Those with speclaltlei preferred.

wire

MANAGER PAIGE COMEDY CO.,

MONTGOMERY, ALA.

WANTED, MUSICIANS— Leader, Perform-
ers that do several acta, M»n to work lions, Boa*
Canvas Man.Agt. and Bill Posters, Cook. Foriale,
Flat and Stock Oars, K. R Hag»age \Vagona

AUOUSTUS JONES. Ollfton Forge, VA.

FOR BALK, LVHIN'S OINBOORAPII

With Stertoptlcnn combined, Exhliiliion 1903
model, with Electric and Calclnm Burnera,
Rh ontat. Guaranteed perfect, samo aa now.
l.ocort. Film, 60 Slides. Trunk, etc., cnmplele,
ready to give eliow; bargain. P. A. KOBER,
817 Seventh Ave.. Beaver Falls. Pa.

FOR S A LE, Show Property, good as new, only
u aed six weelrs. consisting: 18X2011. marque: Wft.
big top, with sort mjddle.loft walla^MxlOfudrcas

t

40 West 28th St., Paleys.

Tel. 8.766 Madlaon. Kala-teohno-Bcoro Exuliange.
Machines, Films, Bought, Sold, Exchanged und
Rented. Edison Universal Machine, sllglnlj used,
$86.60; Itdlaon Exhibition Machine, S II., $06; Edi-
son Great Train Kobt.erv. 7«0ft , B. II , $96; Fairy-
land, slightly used, l,040ft„ $106. Late.it Cp-to-
dittc Subjects In Moving pictures to Rear. Try us
and make good.

JAPAN WAR SLIDES.

IB COLORED HL IDES, PRICE $7,80.

EUGENE CLINE & CO.,

at> Dearborn St., CHICAGO.

Cornell McDowsll Co.

ACTORS, PIANO, Double Tuba; COKNET, ALTO,
IIKAVY, LF.A!)IN'<i HAN to Direct Stage, Double
Band. F H, Fl VK, Lnko Ojjl jg. Mlc ti.

WASTED-TflBEC L&DY 6TIIA8ra TO

Y'oDnBstoVrTi.-

. At the Opera nonse( Peter
imfort- R , niauager).— "Deserted at the Altar
01 the aSuS to fair attendance, Feb. 11. Stet-
13 pre- fPP£ * r ?.tT„Pie Tom's Cabin." madnee. and

sons
night

Uncle Tom's Cabin." ma,'
12, drew well. "The. Tenderfoot,

sel's dog and monkey'clrcus, Everett Rlo, laa R h B1 " h ' ard Car i e , appeared before a large
Russell, Elliott and Neff, Boyd and Lovely, w a dlence 18, and fully. sustained v the jrepu-

and Jennie Williams.

Note. — ^Eueeae Wellington, formerly man-
ager of the Gay Masqueraders Co., Sullivan
& Kraus' road show, has been. made acting
niahager'af the Gotham.

~ Brookli-n-iAt the Montauk (Isabel Sinn
Hecht. manager). — "The Earl of Pawtucket,"
with Lawrance D'Orsay In the leading role,
fade good here Feb. 15. This Is the latest
comedy success by Augustus Thomas, and
a crowded honse was present. A capable
'ast is In support. Richard Mansfield last
jeek crowded the house at each performance.
Marie Tempest follows 22.

Oramd Opeba House (Lew Parker, man-
ager).— The play this week Is "By Right of
Nword." Ralph Stuart plays the lending
tnle. Next wiiek,' "Sherlock Holmes."

Park (Nick Norton, managor).— The play
presented here 15 was "If Women Were
Men." Ruslneas last week w.Ts blc. Next
week, "Wedded. But No Wife."
. CoLctrBiA- (Dave A. Wels, manager.—
Nelle MeHenry, In
offering. "The T^

„ HIJOTJ (Will Mi-iii.-- , ui»— •— i-
^boonea- "Stock Company this week present
'/Honnle . Scotland," In which Edna May
Snootier, Augustus Phillips and Cecil Spooner
Jo good work. Jessie McAllBtcr, who has
wen absent from the cast for several weeks
Mturned, Rnd was given a big reception. Blc
Illness ruled last week. "A Romance of
Old Meilco" *lll be next week's bill. ,

'"lnpitKt:M (Percv O. Williams, manaceri.
~An excellent bill Is presented tbls week,
it Includes • George C. Boniface Jr. and Bertba
» !>lf7lnrer. in a mu«icnl comedy. "The Woman
"ho Hesitates Is Won;" Harry Gllfoll, Ra-
boll. Will West. Warren and Blancbard. How-
ffd « ponies, Chris Bruno and Mabel RusselL
Mile. Latlna, Cole and Johnson, and the
^"mrapb... •

„ Hyde A BeHMan's (Archie H. Ellis, man.
ageri.— ciavton White and Marie Stuart

taboo this clever performance has estao-
llshed. Bookings: ' r A, Bunch of Keys 17,
"A Dangerous Woman" 19, ."The Night no-

f0 ftK™THE 2 °<Joe Weber, manager).-
WeekofS embraced the .following talent,
under the head of Hyde's Comedians: The
EUnore Sisters, Uolloway ■Trio. ^ J cco'o
Midgets, Paul Klelat, IIII1 • n j 1 J >0,lt<1 S^i
Pittsburg Quartet, Bennett and Youne, and
uTall Remington. This bill proved to ^be
" strong one. Booked, week of 15, Weber &
Rnih'q Dalntv Ducbess Co.

NoiE.-Manager Peter Rice, who has
taken every precaution for the protection of
"a 'patrons, also believes in the protection
of the people behind the scenes, and has
authorized the making of a new exit, from
the hark of the stage.

. . —

Dayton.— Victoria Theatre (C. Y. Miller,
manager).— TU* Four Cohans returned ten.
? producing "Ilunnlnc tor Oflko," to good
bitomwT * ? Tbe Hultan of HuU" was well

lag room, poles, ropes, stakes, comple e: carver)
band wagon.Beata VI muslehin.; alao Uckct, bag-
gage, coot house, chandelier wagons, an Irish
launtlug car, photographs If deslrtd, car runs.lil
Und aniformn.clrcus paper atatloncr7,n»me.tt«o.
Chan. Lee's Great London Shows, Wlnertbarre, Pa.

GROSS-LYALL CO.

SOOBRETPB With Specialty. S, and IX, MAN
WHO CAN PLAY PARTS with Good Specialty.
Incompetents closed quick. Wn pay all. state
lowest. Always glad to bear irom good people,
GHOSH A LYALL, OMIllCOlhe, O., Feb. 19-liO.

work In big aerial act. Must bo small In
stature, and do some other act. Good, long sea-
son's work to the right parties. Btate full par
Uuulars, height, age, weight, cxpcrleneo and
lowest salary. Send photo If possible. It will bo
returnod to you. Adiltesa

■ ■ ; W. B MDWARD8, Detroit, llloh.

Book^routE

^VNtW rORK REPREStNTATIVf:

nPEMf/cco . 'flow/a r/tt T/Mf

Gt/AfiANTtLD.. ,". aooH-MM StASOH,
/£ fiMfyotftA rr. A, C- DQRNER.

. MCKmoctfP TwmrsiKi m * row..

ACB0BAT8, TAKE BOTE.

DNDERSTANDER AT LIBERTY

Uelabt, 6 test 7 Inches; weight, 176 lbs,; age, 2t
years. Would like lo bear from any acrobatic
act. Address CLIFF BOC0BKK,

S9 Washlngion Ave., So, Minneapoii.i, Minn.

In "M'llsa." is this week's " a ^niz^ 10. Win, H-„ Crane, In "Thi
•M Otphans" follows 22. gSir," played, to a fine audience 11
McAllster. manager).— The A ' good sized crowd witnessed "The Cryma

!■.■. ~ /.ov- nreaent JJ.,*„~.. ,o an rt vim. H. West's Mlnstre

Co drew well 13. Coming : Ethel Barry-
more. In 'Cousin Kate," 17; Lulu Glaser,
fn"faolly Varden," 18; "Ben Unr' 25 to

Park" Theatee (Gil Burrows, manager).
_-Tb^ Wnvwird Sob" was well patronized
MR "Hello, Bill." did •Wl» 1 ,S»!fw
11*13. Coming : "Only^a Shop Girl 15-17.
Black P-tll. Troupe 1*3* _.. 1W -.. „,*

MUSjCIANS

Gentry Bros.' No. 2 Show

Tabs, Trombones, Clarionets. Allot, Dnimi, eto.
Addrota W. A. STALKY, Troy, Ohio.

WANTED.

FIRST GLASS COMEDIAN,

Care of Pauline Bali, Caryl, Yonkon, N. i ■

emit Theatre.— "Peck's Bad
Bov" did well »■ Coming: "Kat ? enjarnmer
Kids" W, "

•At the Old Cross Rosd.i AR.

r „,„ ml , nl a. the Great Southern The-

atr^ °.L m M? Soda ! mana^).-"Tfae„Sultan
Sf Rnln" nlaved. to good business.
Coming: WH. Wests Minstrels lA.
c xirAfr H-rsrrr THEATRE (A O.

ilir.li' Stbeet Theatre

Ovens,

hesd the' bill for the current week, in their "I™., --f'Tbe UtU« vunrch Aronnd the
l»tHt iucceas, 'Tarla." Otteri a»: Oil- Banagen.— *»» «•»»■

WANTKO CllJICK,

CHORUS „, E LS,A^. LKA^B.^
Cl»rendon Ball, 1 3th St., near «a Ave., Now York.

Wanted,

PUTNAM'S THEATRE.

RICHMOND, VA.,

Specialty Peoplo, Hcrlo Uooilcs, Hrmg and Danco
Lailles and SlHter Teams, AddrenaF. W.I'UTNAM.

ERWOOD WANTS STR0H8 LEADIH6 WOMAN

AND MAN: KSPEtllALLY SOOBIIETTF. OTIIBR

fSKFI'L PEOPLE, wrUfl quick.

R. .1. KR WOOD, flopewell, Ponuavlvanla.

THE BEST and CHEAPEST HOUSE

. CAVAWO. .^-

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1

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bl KA It PROCESS CO.

At lV'JI>ei*tya

VKHHATILK KKEKII AHTISTM.

HINOLRS AND DOIlBLr.S.
RAWi* and VON RAOPMAN.THomasvllio.da.

nm aow iu ilskg. new voaa.

..• SQUABt UK* - MINIMUM 90o»

WANTED,

WOMAN F8R HEAVIES AND CHARACTERS.

For lUpertolre. PRANK E. F,nNn. rixm.. III.

Win, Dramatic People.

PIANO l'LAYKIl, xi once Aridr'M

HA7.SL LOOAH. Otierolree. Iowa.

FOR SALE, One 70ft. Round Top, One Cn*

pie lo Cook no'isc, Suven Ungtba of HeaorveHoata,

Knnc. Polca, SiakiiH. OOmplelo for All. AddrtM

I'RED DAltUNfl, Ooh, Delivery. Klmlra. V. Y.

LA VAUGHN

will Boa Sliver Alto, ]«
Htotia ;Molgh Bell., Cbro.,
NlilkelH.uk. M.n1ollD,
bsLjo(nii swell). Don't iie.il ihon.— tnat'H why.
A'trlresi L. LA VAIIOIIN, |'L Hunter, Pa.

Booked: Block
followed by "The

Corner" did well 11-11
I'attl Trnubadourn lo-li, i
Volunteer Organise" IS-'.'O.

Gaum Opera Hocse (A. O. Ovens, mana-
gerj.— "ArUona" played, to large nudlencw.

Empibe Theatbh (H. Wlsepoan, manager).
—"The Two Orphans'' Played, to M4JM;
neas, week of 8. Week dt 15, r 'Nortbem
Ughtt."- • ■

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cnYv uaNcaq Hm fm ( r8Blt - jClM t.
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II contain, no Mercury. Iron, Ctntharldt*. or any Injurloua Inoredltnt wktUvtr.
This pill Is purely vegotuMc, ban he- nteited nad proscribed tiy pnjiklnns, and ha. provitfi to hv Ihe
beat, safer. 1 , acd tn<>tt effective treatment known to medical Hdencc for rcaiortng VllalKy, no matter
bow originally camed. aa It reaches tho root of tho ailment. Oar remedlFH are the best of their kind,
and contain only Die iiest and pun at lugredluaia that money cud tio/ and science produce; therefore
we cannot ofiet free sample.!.

/^i^yVir^lu. No Humbug, C.O.D. or Treatment Scheme

PFtKflaal flPl.lnaK' Bear Bin: I have used a bottle of your n;poobotphlt»» or Manganese for
rtnaunAL uriniuno, liver and kidney complalma In my nwn pertou abd received n.ucli ixuielt,
to I will encloao Ave dollar*) and will ask you lo send rro a. much an yon can hr exorets prclialil for
ibat amount, until wo can net It through the regular channel.. I am continent It la )>jst what I have
b«n lo search of for many years. 1 am prescribing four fivponhotphlles of Urno and Soda, and am
pleated with the preparation. Yours tlncerely, Br.T. I. West, ' . ,,

. I know^nf no remedy In the whole Materia Medlca equal to your Bpeclflo Pill for nervous debility.' '
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SaSSST - '* WmJWHt & Cl.CMHi, 1 704 Biiknn Bldg.. N. Y<

Fi>iwiCAltLU50»taii: WIJtCUjirtatttaHYPOPUOiPHltEB. KM718SS.

124C

TUB UTETW YORK OlilPP^B*

FEBBtTARY 20.

WW the Bill Posters.

., Notes from Local No. 4, Philadelphia.—
Our ln«t weeing, liclcl Juu. Ul, with uur
national president, Chns. Joseph, In tho cbulr,
culled together one of the largest meetings
iTcr bchl In this city since the union wnti
orgunlzcd. Three new members took the ob-
ligation, ul.-vu V. O. Woodward, of the Welsh
Bros., und I. II. Bills, of the ltobliisoii
Show, woid pluccd on the rolls of honorary
inetuborslilp, an their friendship for this
organization, has heon well established, llro.
Orceu, of the Pittsburg Local, was u visitor,
and spoke very highly of lltu coudlllon and
Improvements of the alliance in tint West,
he having Just returned from the coast, and
Is now managing the Lyceum Theatre of tills
city. The Hon. Chas. Joseph made u lengthy
speech on unionism und the duty of en en
and every one belonging to I his order us to
what Is required for each Individual mem-
ber lo keep himself In good standing, and
Ills duly lo assist In trying to build this
order lo one of the strongest organizations
of unionism lu America. The meet lug ad-
journed with three hearty cheers for our
worthy president ami the future success of
this order. ■ Bros. Jack McDonald, of the
Korepangh Theatre, and llro. John Ryan, of
the National Theatre, wcru elected asdelegulca
to Hie Central Labor Union of this city.
Bio. S. C. Moss, seeretury und business agent
of No. 4, was given u surprise In the shape
of a certificate of organizer's commission for
tho States of California, Pennsylvania and
tliu West, by President Charles Joseph. The
hull held Feb. 2 was a great success, finan-
cially and otherwise, und everybody had u
good time. Itl'o. Chas. Iloff led the march,
assisted bv President Chas. Joseph, who re-
mained here on Ibis festive occasion, lie
wns called on und made n pleasing address,
und Introduced to the audience "Dad" Mil-
ler, of the American. BID Posting Co., the
oldest living bill poster lu America, aud then
presented him with u dlautoud budge In
honor of our esteemed friendship and good
fellowship. Bro. John Lawrence, of tho
National Theatre, bus Bcveral good offers for
thQ Summer, and lu all probability ho will
be oucc mure housed lu the little red wagons.
Ail members u» route will please keep the
business agent notified of their whereabouts,
und also members who Intend going on tin
road please notify htm who they sign with.

J. D. Nugle, of I«cal No. 10, Minneapolis.
Minn., ahead of "To Be Burled Alive," was
lu 8prln«lleld, Mass,, lust week.

Tho March nicotine of the Board of Di-
rectors, Associated Bill Posters and Distrib-
utors, will he held in Sou Francisco. .Sec-
retary Charles Bernard Is organizing a
party which will start from Chicago In a
wpecial car lu time to reach California,
lifter some Intermediate stops. Mr. Ber-
nard ami wife, P. B. Iluber, of Pond Du Lac :
11. C. Campbell, Harney Link und several
other members of I lie directorate, with I he
ladies of their families, will board thu cur at
Chicugo, going West by this Southern route,
und return-lug by way of Yellowstone Park
ii ad Denver,

The Louisiana Purchase JSxpositluu bus
nunounced that thu bill poutlug fratexiilly
will be recognized at the World's Fulr. J lily
J ii having been provided for, iu the arrange-
ment of medal occuslous, us Poster Day.
'J'he annua! ootiveiitlou of Associated Bill
rosters and Distributors, the employing or-
gnnl^arkm of billposters, will bo lu session
at St. Louis ul that time. Credit for "Poster
Day" ainuigemeuts arc given to ' Peter J.
McAllney, the St, Louis member of tho us-
uocliitlon, and a director lu thu national
urguDlzutlou.

. The PnelDe Const Association, of the Asso-
ciated Bill Posters and Distributors, will
annul lu Han Francisco at the saaiu time the
Uoflrd of Directors of tho National Asso-
ciation bold their March meeting at the
Gulden Gate. Retiring oillcers of the Pa-
cldc Coast Association are : W. H. Lee, presi-
dent, Santa Rosa, Cal. ; M. J. Wells, vlco
president, Livingston, Mont. ; W. A. Caswell,
treasurer, Sacramento, Cot. : R. O. Bpuuld-
Ing, seeretury, Boise City, Idaho. John A.
Clinch, of Denver, will represent the Ta-
elflc Coast Association lu the meeting of
the Board of Directors.

Samuel Trutt, Robert C. Campbell, E. A.
Btnhlbrodt, Barney Lluk and E. C. Donnelly
were chosen as this year's directors of tho
Associated Bill Posters and Distributors
iTotectlve Company at the annual uieotlng,
bald ut the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, lu tulti
city, .recently. Tho following oulcers were
BUhseQuently elected by tho directors : Presi-
dent, Samuel Pratt; first vice president, R.
C. , Cnnipboll ; second vlco president, E. C.
Donnelly ; treasurer, Barney Link ; acerclury,
E. A, Stablbrodt.

Notes from Pittsburg Local, No. 3. — At a
well attended meeting, Feb. 7, the following
applicants Were elected to membership: F. N.
Alteu, John Flnncgan and Ed.' Baker, Bro.
Baker having withdrawn from No. 11. Bro.
HobL S. Wade, of No. 3, who Is with "When
Reuben Comes to Town," was with us lit
this meeting, and staled ho found ull thu
Western locals in a flourishing condition, and
wishes No. 8 lo thank all locals for the kind
treatment the road members of No. U have
received at their hands. Bro. I. llousor, of
No. 8, now with "A Daring Woman" Co.,
was lu Pittsburg Feb. 11, for u short time,
und reports having received requests from
hill posters through thu State of Pennsyl-
vania to Join No. 3. Thu following members
itro now tilling thu ollices In this local : K.
W, Puree, president ; F. L. Bnhr, vlco presi-
dent : Ceo. IV. Lowery, socrctury ; I. Huuser,
ireuKUinv; Geo. Stlnsou, sergeant ut anus;
Ham Van Luwlu. Lester Arousou, John
Vosloy, trustees ; Geo. Alioracthv, V. N. Sny-
der, delegates to Irou City Labor Council:
Geo. Aberncthy, business agent. The buys
lire nil working, being very busy with politi-
cal work. Pete Cuvnuuugh Is lu town, ahead
of Murlo Cuhlll. Pule Is a member of No. 2.
All work put out by No. 3 Is uuw slumped.
President Joseph arrived from Philadelphia.
ou Ills vuy to Dnyton, O. Ue reports -1 ia
good working condition.

Notes from Local No. 17, Boston. Mass. —
At tho regular meeting, Sunday, Feb. 11. wo
obligated three now ni"jnbers, and buspeuded
the following: Ralph Superior. E. P. Tlcc,
Alexander White. Wlllism Cuhlll. Harry Bi-
llot, Joseph Smith, Dim Moruu, Wm. D. Witt,
Fred Miller, Harry Thurston, James Burns,
of Full River: Hurry Loverlug, Ed. Wllkk,
Tom Burke, Eugene Perry, W. W. Potts, II.
B.' Dewey, U. C. Kevmuu. Members are con*
UauiiLg to show the kind pf Interest that
counts, mid lu conseauonee our banquet
promlfces to bo a big success. Bro. Jim Guiu-
1UOU, adviince agent of the Palace Theatre,
luu) Issued a handsome suiivvulr fur the oeea-
M'jn, lend Is also stage miinagcr for thu eu-
lerlalnment. Itro. Ceo. Collier bus his nu-
muil benellt ut the Columbia Theatre, Feb. lilt.
Cha«. Perry, advance agent of the Trcuiont
Thculie, Is again showing Interest In tho
local, to tho great satisfaction of tho mem-
bers. John A. Shean, ugont of Low Dock-
slader's Minstrels, and an honorary member
ui Local No. 0, Denver. Is lu town. llro. Juek
Qlucs, door tender ul" the Mujvslie, wore
hit new uniform for the first (line
iday. Biv. Jobu liutlcr and (lone
bio arc to bo at Itendvllle again this Sum-
mer. Bro. Dave Grlilln, of Mrs. flake's Co.,
will be with them. Bro. Ed. Burke Is look-
ing out tor tho advance for the dog show at
the Mechanise Building. Bro. Tom Gaffey Is
doing the advance for tho Dudley Street
Opera House, with Fred Newball and Fred
Towing. Bro. Bill Pierce ling accepted a
iwition with tho Donnelly Bill Posting Co.
Bros. Scott, White and Votes arc doing the
billing for the Boston Theatre. Our howling
team la composed of Bro. John Ells, John
MMpln. Harry Jewell. Charles Spear nua
Huuy Pcyacr, ail ut Lucal No, 17, Bauds

Munlo, of the Hub and Music Hall, la on the
sick list. Members of this local are now
wearing the buttons of tho union, which are
attractive aud neat. Bros. Fuuen and Man-
ning, who have been on the sick list, will
soon be nt work again. All traveling broth-
ers are cordially invited lo attend our meet-
ings when In Boston.

Al. Primrose, who Is booming business for
his brother George, was In SprlngUeld, Mass.,
tho llrst of last weak, and went from there
to Worcester, where Ills brother Is playing
the. Park Theatre. Brother Primrose Is un
ardent worker at Local- No. 18, of Newark,
N. J.

John Kpenur, of Local No. 3, Pittsburg,
Pa.. Is working for the SprlngUeld Bill Post-
ing Company, of SprlngUeld, Mass.

Win. Shea, of Local No. 2, New York, has
signed w ith the Baruum & Bailey Show for
lie: coming season. Bro. Shea will have
charge of thu paper on Cur No, S, uf which
Al. Held la manager.

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MISSOURI.

St. Louis. — There were muny offerings of
n.eilt here lust week, and It was gratifying
Hull all of them enjoyed excellent patronage.
Another meritorious list of offerings Is here
tills week.

Olympic (J*. Short, manager). — E. U.
Sotlicrn, lu "The Proud Prince, Is the cur-
rent offering, opening. Feb. 15. Week of 8
a big busluc* was dotte by the Anna Held
Co., lu "Mam'scllc Napoleon."

every way

MM. Miss Olaser still more firmly Axed
herself in popular favor. Her company con-
tains many old favorites and several new
ones Among tliosu who found hearty appre-
ciation frein St. Louislutis were : Harry
Ulrard, Harold Blake, W. II. Fitzgerald, Johu
Dunsimire aud Euulce Drake.

Guano (John G. Shechy, manager). — The
ufferlug for week or 14 Is Isabel Irving, In
••Tins Crisis." The piece was presented here
twice by Mr. Haekctt und aroused uuusual
interest. Week of 7 tho Koyal Llllputlaus
lire presentlug "Gulliver's Travels." James
K. Rosen is featured, assisted by Louis
Merkel und Queen Hub us leading llllputlaus.
With a glaut or two, u chorus of pretty girls
mid many clever vaudeville: acts, the show
look well.

CiiAwi'oiiu's (O. T. Crawford, manager).
— "Under Two Flags" Is the current offer-
ing, opening Sunday, 14, with June KeuuarK
In the role of Cigarette. Week of 7 a very
fair business was done by "A Trip to China-
town" Co., featuring Sylvia Sturr and Jack
Campbell. Many uew specialties prevent the
piece from appearing ul all shop worn.

UinxiN (Hurry J. Walker, manager). — The
lierumu Stock Co. presented "Flocbsmun us
Schoolmaster" Sunday, 7, und changed thu
bill to "llofguust" 11, when u benefit wau
glveu Louise Peilmuu, which was very well
attended. Sunday, 14. "The Stuff Trumpet-
er" was put on, with Olga Darec In thu lead-
ing part Tho Well band concerts on

Sunday afternoon coutluuc to do well......

Uther attractions were: "II Trovatoro" 11,
by pupils of the St. Louis School of Opera,
concert of Apollo Club, with Marie Nichols
and Francois Arehambault us soloists, even-
ing of 11, aud Burton Holmes' lectures.. ... .

The Seliumuuu-Heiuk concert, 15, wus a big
society affair, and wus largely attended....

The Choral Symphony concert Is hilled for

l.Mj'iitiAi, (D. E. Russell, manager). —
week of 14 the Smart fifrt Is the attraction,
with Tom Mcintosh, Billy McClaln. Mile.
Cordelia and sovcrul other dusky performers
of ability. Barney Glliuore, In "Kidnapped
lu New Vork," bud a successful week, open-
ing 7. Several specialties, Pearl and Mont-
gomery especially, made good. Ileglna Donel-
ly. Albert Edwurds, Weston und De Vcnux,
and thu Shirley States were other capable
people lu the cast.

II avian's (Win. Gareu, mnuager). — Week
of 14 "At tho Old Cross Roads," headed
tiy Esther Williams, Is (lie offering. "A
Rugged Hero," week of 7, gave Hul Brown
uu opportunity us trump Impersonator and
bu was very well received.

Stamiaud (Leo Rcicheubaeh, manager). —
The Ronlz-Santiey Burlcsoue Co. Is heru
week of 14. Fred Irwin's liurlesuuo Co. woe
offered week of 7. i

Comimum (Mlddlelon & Tate, managers).
—.Week of 14 thu following bill is offered :
Bo.bby Guylor, the Wilson Troupe. Hul Ste-
phens und Co., Mon*. Olivette, tho Quuker
City Quartet, Mssou-Kcelei- und Co.. Johu
T. T'lerney, Adair and Dabu. tUc Ramsey
Sisters, Phil and Carrie Itussell. Mr. und Mrs.
Nello, und the kluodrome. Week uf 7 this
house did an excellent business.

Notes. — A now venture lu the amusement
line will soon be opened here In the Broad-
way Musce. It will have a museum lu connec-
tion with the vaudeville show. ;'. .The vaude-
ville bouse In South St. Louis, Hashugen's
Auditorium, continues to do u good business.
11 Is managed by the Uushitgeu Bros., who
also have u daucu hall lu connection with it.
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Kiiiiniik CUXV— At the Willis Wood The-
atre (Woodward & Burgess Amusement Co.,
malingers). — Last week licit Im Ualland, In
"Dorothy Yeruini, of Uuddoii Hull," come to
fair business. Miss Calland was very charm-
l.ig and wus ably supported by Frank Losee,
William Lowers, and George L« Solr. The
production wus handsome. This week will
ik' divided between Mrs. Lnuglry, In ".Mrs.
Decirlng's Divorce" and "The Degenerates"
the llrst three nlgbK und Walker Wulleslde,
In "Hamlet" und "Wu Are King," the last
three nights. Heury Irving was originally
niiiioiiuced for thu hit lor part of the week,
but owing to the reuiK'nlug of thu Chicago
thelites he was compelled lu till his original
contracts there. Next week, commencing
Simdiiy uight, "Tho Isle of Spice" comes
lor four nights, to bu followed by Mury
Miiuncrlug, In "Harriet's Honeymoon."

Guam) (Hudson & Judub, uiutuigcrs). —
Last week "The Wizard of Oz" pluyed to
the capacity nt every performance, and de-
servedly ho, for the production was one of
the best wo have cocu this sensou. The show
came la on a special from St. Louis, and did
not arrive until 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
und it took until 4 o'clock to ring up. but the
packed bouse sat patleutly and quietly. The
scenery aud costumes uro gorgeous, und tho
Individual members of the compuuy ure ull
excellent. This week, "The Powbr Behind
the Throne," aud nest week, Mrs. Flake, lu
"Mury of Magdalu" and "Uedda Gubler."

OKi'lluuM (M. Lehman, manager i — Thu
Orphoura's Own Road Show CUM last week,
to big business. The ncls were : Metntyrc
and Heath, Alburn™ and Millar, Victor
Moore and Emma Lltllelleld, Ed. F. Rey-
nolds. Elizabeth Murray, Merinn's dogs, and
the Melanl Trio of Italian street Singers.
This week wo will see : Ernest Began, Wall-
iio and Marinette, Poettlnger's Swedish La-
dles' Quartet. Ferguson und Mack, Asm,
Loner Haskell. Lowe-Hughes Co., and the
klmidrouic.

CiLt.is (E. t*. Brlghum, manager). — Last
week "You Vonson" draw good nouses ana
tkve good nerformunci'B. This week, "Tho
Fatal Wedding."

AtniTOntuM (Woodwnrd & Burgess Amuse-
ment Co., nianagers). — Last week Wlllard
Slmms, In "Pickings from Puck." had good
iittcuduuve. The company arrived too Into
lor the matinee performance, so the opening
was delayed until Sunday night Mr. Shams
was ns clover as usual, and wan the hit of
Iho iwnformnucp. Thin week, the Broo. Byrne,
lu •T.lgbt Hells," and next week\ "A Hot
Old Time."

«eek, Fred Irwin's Majesties, and uext week,
the Rent z- Sa nt ley Co.

Convention Hall (Louis Buouso. uiaua-
uer).— The roller skating crato Is catch np on,
itnid the attenduncc is IncreaalDg nightly.
The special ultroctlon is Buder and Lu >elle,
the bicycle whirlwinds. „_

Ui.ifpiiut.ooB.— H. Kroiibet< Is In the city,
nriungliig for the oiipearoncu of waiter
Damrosch and his orchestra at Convention

Hnll In the Spring Manager Woodward

left for the Kust last Thursday.... .."The

Wizard of Ox" Co. came tu l,oulsvllleon a
Mwdal ufler thu Butuiday night perform

iiucu The Grand and Orpheum have

lluu new wire tisbestos curtains.

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: St. Joseph.— At Tooiic's Theatre (C. 1J.
I'UUley, mouuger).— Byrnn Bros.' Light
Bells." Feb. Hi, will) matinee. Mrs. Long-
try, lu "Mrs. Deerllig's Divorce," conies IS j
"The Silver Slipper" IP, "The Isle of Sjplec
•M, "Thu Cuvullcr" i4. "David Ha*um n 20,
Thomas Jefferson 27, Mrs. PIske 2H.
, LlL'KlTM Tiikatbe tC. U. Fblllcy, mana-
K cr). — "Tennessee's Pnrdner" had good busi-
ness 9, 10. "The Futul Wedding" opened
11, for three- nights and matinee. "A Con-
vIct'H Daughter" follows 14. ID, "Ton Yon-
son" 111, 17. "Hearts of Oak" 18-20, "Co o-
rado Waif" 21, Fred Irwin's Big Show 22-24,
"For Her Children's Sake" 25-27.

IjYBIi: TnEAinb fK. P. Churchill, mann-
i;er).— The Breekenildgu Slock Co. bud fair
business week of 7. Utopians open 14. for
four nights, with Indications of big busi-
ness. "A Boy of the Street" 18-20.

Cuystal Tiihateh (J. E. Juckson, mana-
ger). — Business continues Immense and great
crowds pack the house to the doors at every
performance. The people for week of Marc:
The Two Fortos, II, C. Sloan, Perez and
King. Uelle Stewart, Casnd and De Verne,
Du Corum's Country ClrcUB, and Cosiuous
moving pictures.

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MICHIGAN.

Detroit.— At the Detroit Opera House
(B. C. Whitney, manager). — Mrs. Leslie Car-
ter, In "Du Barry," played, to good houses,
wuck of Feb. H. "The Sultan of Sulu" 10-
20. Bertha (Jallaud, lu "Dorothy Vernon,
of Htuldon Hull." 22-24; Maxluu Elliott, In
"Her Own Way," 25-27.

Lyckijm Thkaiuh (K. D. Stair, mnuager).
—""In Old Kentucky" was presented by a
capable company, to large and appreciative
audiences, 7-13. George Sidney, In "Busy
lstey," ir.-20; "Superba" 22-27.

WlirtKBX TmjATin: (B. D. Stair, mana-
gt-r^.— "Why Women Slu" entertained crowd-
ed houses (-13. Louise Beatou, in "Rachel
Ooldstclu," 14-20; "The Stain of Guilt" 21-

" Avumjv: TmiATiiH (W. B Lawrence, man-
uuer).— The hill for week of IB: Tho Four
Mortons. Captain Webb's trained seala and
sea lions, Paul Klelst, the Avon Comedy
Four, the Two Hewitts, Murphy and Nichols,
Zuhua lluwlson, Hill and Whltaker. und the
Ameilcim klnotograph. Last week's enter-
tainment was good and the attendance up
to the usual standard.

TtttPMl TuE.vfiiis f J. H. Moore, manager).
— The attractions for week of 15 : Ned Way-
burn's Minstrel Misses, Prevost and Pro-
vost. Holloway Trio. Musical Dale, Lavender
and Thomson, l-'uust Trio, Larklnu and Patter-
sou, Carolyn Young, and the American klneto-
firuph. The leading hit of last week's well
■ahmccd bill was the appearance of Eddie
Foy, who met with a generous reception.
The attendance was large afternoon, and
evening.

Empiue Theatre (Dr. Campbell, mana-
ger). — The Vanity Fair Burlesquers offered
u good entertainment and drew good crowds
7-13. The Imperial Burlesquers 14-20, Merry
Maidens 21-27.

»

ftmnd Kaplds. — At the New Powers
< Hurry G. Sommers & Co., managers). —
Paula Edwardes, lu "Winsome Winnie," Feb.
4, drew a crowded house. Richard Carle, In
"Tne Tenderfoot," 5, played to two crowded
houses. May HuyWard Co., 7-10, drew fairly
well. Coming : "The Yankee Consul" 11, 12,
the Grace Hayward Co. 14-18, Bertha Gal-
laud 18, Ethel Barrymore 20.

Majestic (Orln Stair, manager). — "Busy
lazy," 4-0, played to crowded houses, as did
Jos. Murphy 7-10. "Holly Toity" 11-13, "Uu-
der Southern Skies" 14-17, and UanlonB' "Su-
perba" 18-20.

Guakd Ophba House (Orln Stair, mana-
ger).— "For Her Children's Sake," 4-6, had
u lurgo putrouage, as did "The Night Before
ChrlBtmas" 7-10. "The Great while Dia-
mond" 11, 12, "Monte Cristo" 18-17, and
"Tho Ranch King" 18-20.

Smith's Opeiu Hocsb (Mrs. W. B. Smith,
manager). — W. B. Watson's Orleutuls played,
to excellent business, week of 1. Sam T.
Jack's Own Co. week of 14.
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Sngliiatv. — At Academy of Music (John
H. Davidson, miinagcr).— Joe Murphy drew
fair business Feb. 4, giving a gooa perform-
ance. Thomas Jefferson, in "Rip Van
Winkle," 5, had u good house, giving on ex-
cellent uttructlon. "Holty Toity," 8, to good
audience, and pleased. "Under Southern
Skies," 10, played to fair business. "Busy
lisay" 13, "The Great White Dluniond" 10,
Adelaide Thurston, lu "Polly Primrose," 18.

Jiuterh TiiKAiitu (T. D. Bainford & Sum
Marks, managers). — Johu B. Wills' Muulcal
Comedy Co. 8-14. Business was excellent.
The Myrklc-Uarder Co. 15-21.
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Kuluinii/oo. — At tho Academy of Music
(B. A. Bush, manager). — "The Night Be-
fore Christians" gave ii pleasing show, to a
fnir bouse, Feb. o. Mrs. Leslie Carter, lu
"Du Barry." tilled the house 0, as did Rich-
ard Carle. In "The Tcuderfool," 8, both de-
lighting the audiences. "Weary Willie Wulk-
er" came, to fulr business. 10. Tho Grace
Hayward Co., lu "Grauslark," 12 : tho David-
sun Slock Co. week of 15. Adelaide Thurston,
In 'Tolly Primrose," 20, uud Field's MIu-
strels 20.

The Kalamazoo Asilsement Palace con-
tinues to draw large crowds, roller ukatlug
being the uttructlon since the opening. R. B.
Cloary succeeds George C. Pluuimer as mana-
ger of tho Kalamazoo Auiueemnt Palace.
'" t ' " » , . '

liny Cliy.4-At Wood's Opera House (W.
J. Daunt, munagcr). — 'The Irish Pawnbrok-
ers" came, to good bnsluess, Feb. 2. Joseph
Murphy, lu "Kerry Gow," was warmly re-
ceived, by u pneked house. 5. Thomas Jef-
ferson, in "Rib Van Winkle." had full
houses matluee und ulght 6.' "The Younger
Urothers" tailed to appear for 8. "Holly
Toity" pleused u large andlenco II. Ade-
laide Thurston, in "Polly Primrose," comes
10: 'The French Spy" 22.

.Note. — Muuagor Daunt says that business
was never better than now.

MpKH (J. J, Darrett. raojiager).— J,ast
week, I he Utopians 'gave liuo buiiesg.ue .per-

toriuaavwi ta eviieciativQ auOisaa* £u!i

Miiuutee — At the Ramsdcll Theatre
fClms. M. Southwell, manager). — Rose Ce-
cilia Shay's English Opera Co. played "Car-
men," to Immense business, Jan. 25. Hor-
tense Nellson, who was billed to appear In
"Uedda Gubler" Feb. 3, wob blocked in somo
of Michigan's snow drifts, uud could sot up-
pcuC "Holty Toity." 10, to 8. R. O.

Tun Ittxos, skating wonders, delighted u
large erowid at the Olympian Roller Rink
afternoon and night of Jan. 28, 30. '
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Jaekaon. — At the Atbeunnm (H. J. Por-
ter, manuger).— ^-Jas. Kennedy's Players Kob.
4-0. "The Irish Pawnbrokers." 8, to fair
returns, lllcliard Carle, In "The Tender-
tool," 10, plojexi to ouo of Hie largest audi-
ences of the season, and pleased. Geo. Sid-
gov, in "nusj' Iizy," Jl ; "Under Southern
Skies' 13, IlanlooB "Superba." 15, "Holty
Toity" 1.0. W. B-„Craa« 10, Howe's moving
pictures SO, SI, Bam X. JuMk'a Buiiasauaa

22, Aoelalde Thurston (for Elks' DgBflt)
24, "The Heart of Maryland 25, Al. u.
Field's Minstrels 26.

Battle Creek— At the Post Theatre (B.
H. Smith, ma D ager).-"Wln S ome Winnie
pleased a good bouse Feb. 0. The IMsB
Pawnbrokers" had fair bn'lneys 6. Tfie
T?nderfoof did well 0. Ot»ceHajward&.
pleased a f u r sized bouse 11. BS ,*^,,-
! ; suSerba" 17. "Great White OwndMS.
W. E Crane, in "The Spendefs," 20 ; 'The
Heart of Marylural" 2C. • _L^._

Lansing U Baird'B 9pe r 9, Ho .V se „ ( „ J ,5!;

J. Wliriauni. manager).— The Myrtle-Harder
Slock Co. pleased good houses I'CD. S-lo.

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KEW YORK STATE.

H n ffii I o.— An announcement of much local
Inportance Is made by John R Stirling and
Dr. Peter C. Cornell regarding the two lead-
ing Buffalo theatres, the Star and Tcck. Tlio
latter will become the city's Orst class the-
atre on Feb. 2», the Star Theatre on that-
date becoming the popular price attraction
houFe, thus settling the future policy of these
resorts. The 8tai- prices win rouge from
25 to 75 cents, "The Funny Mr. Xtooley
being the Initial attraction at that tariff,
20 aud week, to be succeeded by "Buster
Brown." and Rose Melville, In "Sis Hopkins, '
Mr. Stirling's banner roud show, with mati-
nees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
scats being on sale three days in advance of
openings, us at present. The bookings made
early fii the season and prior thereto have
all been transferred to the Teck Theatre,
the palatial, commodious aud splendidly lo-
cated up town, Main Street house, in closer
touch to the aristocratic clicntel. Here-
after the galleries In the Teck aud Slar will be
be known as the "family circle," thus appeal-
ing to women and children patronage upstairs
us well as to the men, the word "gallery"
being tabooed. Tho recent coming together
of tfio greet Klaw & Erlanger and Stair &
Huvltn Interests bus enabled this happy con-
Kumruatioa to bu effected. This week's at-
tractions at the Star ure: Frauds WIlsou,
ta "Brmlnie," and Amelia Bingham, In
"Olympe." Mrs. Carter, In Do Barry," ap-
pears week of 22, the demand for seats
being reported as already large. Ezra Ken-
dall and Maude Adams met with substaiitleJ
success last week.

Teck Tmratbh (Stirling & Cornell, man-
agers). — Henry W. Savage's popular Castle
Square Opera Co.'s first week of Its fort
tight engagement was attended with signal
Luecess, a sacred concert having been given
14. Thu current operatic productions are:
"Tanuhauser," 'II Trovutore," "The Bo-
humlan Uirl" aud "Faust," the Ceclliaa
Mass being a feature. "Othello" proved tho
novelty aud greatest magnet last week.
"Everyman" Is scheduled for 22 und week.
Fay Davis, lu "Whitewashing Julio," 29
una week.

Academy Thevtke (Stirling & Cornell,
managers). — Percy Williams' ^'Deserted at
the Altar" is teen tho current week. "Why
Worneu Bin" will be solved Washington's
birthday week, and "When Women Love"
took place lust week, lo goad attendance.
Sclnta's Italian Baud concerted 14.

Convention Hall (Henry L. Meech, man-
ager/. — The leuten season will be still fur-
ther enriched lu a musical way by the ap-
pearance, here of Brooke and bis Chicago
Murine Band und organ recitals. 3 0-21, for
the benellt of a fund for a Buffalo exhibit
at the World's Fair. David Bispbam re-
cital 20, Bcbumaan-Helnk March 1. Orpheus
concert and ball occurred 15.

Lycei'm Theatre (J. Laugblln. mana-
ger).— "The Village Parson" fills this pulpit
this week. "McFadden's Row of Flats, - Feb.
22. "The Stain of Guilt" did very well.
Moving pictures a d 74th Regiment Band 14.

L4PAYBTIB TmaiRD (Charles M. Bagg,
manager). — Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks
Big Burlesque Co. will be seen week of 10,
una Vanity Fair, with Jim Parr. 22-27.
The Brigadier Burlesque Co. pleased large
attendance last week.

Shua's Gaudek Thbatbb. — Current bill:
Lewis McCord und company, In "Her Last
Rehearsal ;" Misses Carmen, Mark Sullivan,
Blind Tom, Four Huntings, In "A Night In
the Foolhouse;" Two Passports, Four Nlgb-
tom>, Brown and Nevarro. The Elks have
this bouse for IS, night.

N'oteB. — George Bleistelu hus returned

from u visit to Buffalo Bill, Cody, Wy

Among the movements of prominent Pan-
Amerlcanltes may be mentioned W. J. Buo-
cbanan, just returned from a government
mission lo Panama, who Is about to depart
for Europe: John G. Mllburn Is practicing
law iu New York City, and Walter Chamber-
lain Is engaged In tho same profession here ;
Mark Bennitt and Algar M. Wheeler (father
and son) have prominent positions at the
St. Louis World's Fair, Richmond C. Hill
and G&stoh Akoun being interested In the

same enterprise Wm. G. Cnrr. Lee

DanlelB, Mary Condon, Ethel Clifton Joined
•When Women Love" here, taking the
Places of John T. Doyle, Kate Totteray, Bar-
bara Way and Fred Miller. .. .Churles Bowe
spent last week lu Detroit, a guest of Joseph
Elud Down town popular priced mat-
ters will be extremely Interesting with the
Star changes und tho new Shea Theatre the
couilng season, us additional rivals to the

other place The Gllrkmuu Jewish Co.

appear again at the Academy 21.
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Utleu.— At the Majestic Theatre (David
Kldred. inauuger). — "Why Girls Leave
Home," Feb. 8, pluyed to a full house.
'Uncle Josh bpruccby ' drew well 11. Henry
Mule;;. In "Mau Proposes," packed the house
12. ' i 'lheMooushlner , sDuughtcr"13. Coming:
Amelia Bingham, Iu "Olymnc." 10; Kdward
Hairlgan. In "Old Lavender," IS; Herbert
heleey and EUle Shuuuou, lu "Sherlock
Holmes," 10 ; "New York Day by Day," mut-
lueu uud uight, 20. •

ORPireuM TIieatbb fWUmer & Vincent,
managers).— The attractions for last week
vyere line. This week: Bcdlnl and Arthur,
bulllviru aud Wuitou, Bear] und Violet Al-
len, "The Sign Painter;" Seymour and For,
Hurdle Litngdon, Cartlu and Bluford, Foster
and LIb dog Mike.

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Troy.— At" the Lyceum Theatre (R. H.
Kuller, manager). -^Clara Turuer, In roper-
tory, played, to the capalcty of the honso, Feb.
rV- ,- A Wife's Mlstalco" is duo 15-17, "Along
the Kennebec" 16-20.

Gus wold Ortiii House (M. Bels, man-
^er).-— "The Moonshiner's Daughter" drew
well 8-10.. "The Village Parson" hud good
houses 11-13. "A Fatal Slip" cume 18-20.

Tub Rotal (W. ir. Buck, manager).—
The Bon lou Builesipicrs drew good houses
S-10. Harry Bryant's Burlesquers packed
* Lo V^sor,"" 13, BellIy & W ™'* Big Show

NEBRASKA.

Ouauha.— At Boyd's Theatre (W. J. Bur-
gess, manuger). — "The Punklu Husker"
UH 4J on r * tur . n cn Kugement Feb. 14., 'The

Slipper" comes 18, Mrs.

ft.

20. Ottokar Malek. pianist, hud a good uu-
Sjgjgj 8 - 10 " TnB Puaki" Husker" did good

KkwTiJEATiB (H. 3. Gorden. manager).
— Hageobeck s animal show opened a week s
engagement 14. '*A Romance bf Coon iHol-
}, ,?'., o ^ 1, tolr business 7. ""The Fatal Wed-
nlhg' had good houses 8-10. ; ''A Homespun
Heart" did good buslneBa U-i3. X,W ' UBBDUB

■Jr*"?*; L. Carl R « lter - manager).— The
bill week of 7' was oJic of ttio'bost of tho
Eenanu, and drew crowded houMn at each por-
formance. Week of 14 cornea the Orpheum
Shotc eoMUtlM of Mclntire and ttiath,
Merinn's dogs, RIlBabetl Murray. Eft F
fterMuljrd. Victor Moore abd Btoiia lattlvfleld.

•'Port* of Player^

— Gormand & Ford Notes: After man?
weeks of battling with blizzards, blockaded
railroads and weather so far below zero that
oven the oldest Inhabitant admits this to be
tho worst Winter ever experienced In North
erji New York, we are still running nlonu
smoothly nnd doing good business, all tblnn

iohjldered. Daring- our Northern trip »e
iroduced our new play, "In Kentuekv'a
lonor," written and staged by Bnrt Ford
Tho piece made an Instantaneous succors'
and at Malone It was the recipient of nearly
a column of praise by TTic if of one Forum
und the press everywhere we play are very
generous in tho bestowal of praise. Our
company is now well balanced. Hosier-
Harry Gormand and Bart Ford, owners and
managers; T. Allen Lee. Oscar Dowon. Dave
Baker, G. E. Cana, Jack Rose, Clorlbcl W'ortb
Mildred htaro, Pearl Woolson, Kdltb linker'

Eilanlst ; E. I. Gormand, treasurer, and li'
I. Mills, advance. Beginning with Gourcr-
ueur, we have nine weeks of return dates
6ver our did territory, consequently we arc
not woriylnc about business. Bart Pord is
spending a tew weeks at Saranoc Lake, and
on bis return Gormand and Ford arc con-
sidering a proposition to put "In Kentucky's
Honor' out as a one night stand attrnction
hut will continue their repertory coaipany
with the same management and company as
heretofore. Although It has been as late ns
Saturday, and In one Instance Monday, be-
fore the arrival of The Old Reliable, It is
received Just as Joyously as though it were
ou time

— Richard A. Wild stales that his melo-
drama, "Life's Lights and Shades," has been
accepted, und he has signed to play the
leading roles for next season, and will start
shortly rehearsing a picked company of play-
ers for a trial performance. Uutb Mildred
Steam will also be featured with the show.

— Charles T. Fales Comedy Co. Notes:
We are still op In Northern New York, and
experienced our share of trouble during the
recent blizzards, which have completely lied
up almost every, branch of business in this
section of the State. Our agent managed
to cover u distance of fifty-five miles in a
little over two days. However, despite the
fearful Winter weather, we have not had
a losing week since we have been In this
part of the State. Salaries arc still regu-
lar, and everybody around the company lu
good health and spirits. The Musical Sparks
are proving a big drawing card, and tbc
comedy work of Charles Sparks always keep.*
the house In an uproar. "Rheo," female
Juggler, has added several new features lo
her act. which, together with considerable
uew wardrobe, makes it one of the strong-
est In tbc business. The funny comedian,
Frederick H. Wilson, Is still eliciting much

firalse for his excellent work. Several new
llustratcd songs have been added, and, to-
gether with new scenery and several new
Elays in rehearsal,, we can Justly claim to
nve one of the best repertory shows on the
road.

— William C. Cusbman and Louise St
Claire write : "We are In our twenty-fifth
week with one of the Bennett-Moulton com-

E antes, playing the leading comedy and sou-
rette parts, respectively, und also featured
In our new tramp act, which Is away from
others. It Is a continuous laugh and full
of comedy, but Is not a talking act"

— The Hammond Stock Co. Notes : We re-
opened our season- at Henry, 111., week of
Feb. 1, and the show made good In every
respect Not only did the performance
please, but the vaudeville features and il-
lustrated songs came In for very liberal mani-
festations of approval. We have one more
week in Illinois, and then we go Into lows,
where we are hooked In all the larger cities
of that State for the rest of the season, not
closing until the latter part of June.

— Notes from "A Homespun Ueart" Co.,
Western, Kempton & Veddcr, managers : Jud-
son L Langlll, who did heayles for the Mur-
ray Comedy Co. until It closed, Joined, and
has become popular In the role of Zeb Moore,
the character heavy. Johnny Kcogh Is play-
ing the role of Andy Marcoe, and giving
satisfaction. Clare Hutten, our leading Juve-
nile man, Is gaining friends qnd popularity.

— Notes from "Tho Merchant of Venice"
Co., under the management of Joseph Ship-
man: This organization Is meeting with ex-
ceptional succcess In Its tour of the South
nnd Southwest The company Is now tour-
ing Iowa. Excellent reports are given of
Joseph De Grflsse's Shyloek, and the capable
players supporting him.

— George Flood, of 'The Sign of Ihe
Cross" Co., resigned recently, after having
been with the company since the first per-
formance In Franklin, Pa. Mr. Flood wag
surrounded by the members of the company,
and Harry child, stage director, who pro-
duced the ploy in this country, presented
him with a gold cigarette case. Mr. Flood
will rest for the remainder of the season.

— Gertie De' Milt writes: "My mother,
Mrs. Forrest, who reoenty underwent a sur-
gical operation at the German Hospital,
Brooklyn, Is now doing well, and will soon
iesume her traveling tour with "McFadden's
Flats.* " -

— John G. and Alice McDowell met with
success in their singing aud dancing spe-
cialty at the Kmg Theatre, Omaha. Neb.,
week of Jan. 24. They are with Warner &
Altman's "A Montana Outluw" Co.

„ — Notes from Col. Hamilton's Southern
•Slock Co., No. 1 : We are now playing In Ken-
tucky, and doing nicely. No change since
tho opening. The company Is booked solid and
opens Its Summer season at Huntsvllle, Ala.,
May 15, for an indefinite run. Company No.
J will organize at T'opeka, Kan., and will be
under the personal management of Carl Stot-
jor, of Chicago. This comtiauy will Jump from
Kansas City, Mo., to San Autoulo, Tex., for
uu Indefinite stock engagement The plays
to bo used the opening week are: "A Gam-
bler s Daughter" and "In the Gloaming." Mr.
Stutzer brings with this company an entire
cur load of scenery.

— The Kupbaa Theatrical Syndicate la-
fornts us that they will next season present,
tor the first time in America, tie Spanish
uetress, Etiiorlta Peplta Sandoval, in an
elaborate production of "Carmen."

— I\otes from the Shayno Stock Co.: We
nave Just closed a twenty weeks' successful
fejs^n, owing to the Illness of our leading

ndy, Katberyne Hurlev. Manager Thomas
Is busy getting out new paper for our Sum-
mer tour and retouching all scenery. Two
now sets are to be made for our new opening
bill, "California." We will opeu agalu
Easter Monday, and make an eight weeks'
Jprlug tour of Northern Pennsvlvanla. be-
fore opening under canvas for the Summer.
,-;. 'ore will T*> oo changes In the compauy.
ibis will only be a much needed rest through
the Lenten season.

' — Lucille Noel Is In her fourteenth week
with the Western "Weary Willie Walker
CO., B; E. Gregory, manager, and reports
meeting with success In her original charac-
ter, Hannah, from Savannah.
- 17 J 1 "- Casey (Msggle Lc Coir), of tbe
well known team of Casey aud Lo Calr, fell
und fractured her ankle morning of Feb. 1-
c-fio Is convalescing at Lebanon Hospital.

— "New York Day by Day" has been' se-
cured by Manager Goetschlus, of the Pater-
HS- Opera House. Paterson. N. J., for re-
tain dates In February. This company Is
flaring Teturn dates In Philadelphia, Pa.
Manager Wlnnett wi|l add many new feat-
ures to thfB attraction next 6eaaon.

,■— Almee Hunter Evans has been engaged
{5"" the remainder of tho season with "S«S
Harbor;," for the part of Jane Cauldwell, In
Mrs. Heine's Company.
_?- Milton Hesse toer, of the Independent
Theatrical Exchange, and Lydla Do Fay

FEBBJJABY 20

TUB STE^r. YQRK. GL^PJER.

mj

—

with —

many elegant floral offerings. Wo go Into
uknnRas for a short Reason, then back for a
loag Uno of this sewn's return dates. Thin
fneflks for itself. Tno Belcher Sisters aro
tanking ft hit' this season with their swell
wardrobe and specialties. W. M. Belcher,
our manager, Is there with the goods.

Paul Taylor, comedian, lately with "Tho

Palry Fatm, has retired from the Rtnge>,
and Is now •managing a hoarding house in
Philadelphia.

Nofes from O'Brien & Pyne's "Snelder's

Wffe'"C&' (Geo. A. O'Brien, manager] : We
bare a very neat little show, and will open
in Ohio about Feb. 10. The piece is taken
from Geo. A; O'Brien's successful musical
remedy, "Six of a Ktnd," and Is' set with
the prettiest songs and dances posslbe. The
cast is good. We expect to do a good busi-
ness, as otnf flr.ft three weeks' dates are all
guarantees. Mv. O'Brien Is hard at work on
two new Clays, which the Attraction Co. will
produce next -jeason.

— Clint Q. Ford lost his entire production
nf "The Rates of Justice" by Are on the
steamer Vremont, Feb. 8. The company
hnd Just closed A successful week In Provi-
dence. The steamer was Imrned at the Joy
J.lne docks, In this city. The tour has been
abandoned, nt least temporarily.

Lincoln J. Carter's Enterprises Notes:

••Down Mobile" Co. closed Its season Jan. 2.
■The-Flamlng Arrow" closed 23. "The Uenrt
nf Chicago" and "Two I.ltttle Waifs." Sou,th,
also closed 23. "The Darkest Hour" and
•The Eleventh Hour" will close March 5.

Hilda Spong sailed for Europe Feb. 13,

to be leading woman for Edward Terry, In
London-

55555 5 minstrel

r.T.n. II. Thomas has boon engaged for
several weeks, nnti will continue as a spe-
cial feature notween the acts at Pnyton's
Lee Avi. Theatre, Brooklyn, meeting with
great success.

J. linBNARD Dtlltn played the Green
Room Club Rehearsal at the New York Thea-
tre Feb. 14, as the guest of HolllB B. Cooloy.
Mr. Dyllyn Introduced ft unique get aw;iy
inoechi ut the conclusion of his net.

llr.VRt HUMBERTY, ft well known Euro-
pean juggler, who has beeu playing the Or-
ilnum circuit,- opens Feb. 22 nt Keith's
l'nlon Square Theatre, New York Clly.

Josephine Sabkl ami David Sarki, sail
(or England Feb. 20, to open at the Tivoli
and other halls la London March 7, fur tiai!
month.. -

AJtnxa THn many hnndred buildings that
fell a prey to the flames In the terrible Hal-
Hmoro conflagration was the Odeon Then-
ire, one of the pioneer placed nf amusement
of that city, and. Indeed, "a house with, a
hlstorv." Opened In I860, It was for ninny
vents the leading vaudeville theatre of Balti-
more, such stars as Allco Ontos, Jen! Ho
Angells, the Irwin Sisters, Snm Bernard,
Weber and Fields, Lew Dockstador and other
present day. bright lights appearing on Its
hoards. Ab the years rolled on It reaped
llic varying fortunes that fall to the fate of
most old established playhouses, until 190::,
when It came under the management or
James Madison and Barry Montague. After
completely renovating Its Interior and ex-
terior they reopened Its doors on Aug. 30,
of that vear, and It had since been conducted
as a high class stack burlesque theatre, cater-
ing tind securing the patronage of Balti-
more's best clttxons. Tho following people
were at the Odeon at the time of the. fire :
JIarrv Montague, Frank Coiton, Tommy Har-
ris, Mike Nibbe, Fred Wilson, Caroline Don-
can, Mile. Ordlar, Inez George, Florence
Clark, Clara Hlggins, Marie Bordouei, Get-
maa Rose, Mabel Lee, Nellie Rumford, with
Edwards and Kernell, Laura Ida Booth and
Teresa Morltz ha new additions who were to
open the day the theatre was consumed.
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""'TEXAS.

tho houso daily to suffocation. "The Three
i . ," .■ wns _ th0 attraction week of 8-1.",, and
held the houses as enthusiastically ns tho
plays that have already been presented.

Standard Thratrb (Alvldo & Lnsserre,
managers).— Business continues to the ca-
•flS 1 ^, °. f the house . People 8-13 ■ Kitchl

jln. Kitty klrkham, Etta Howard, Pesrl
Gil more, Maud tirayson. Three Moores, Fay
Delmnr. Excella, May Von Coiton, Clarence
Rimton, John B. Olnrk, Tom Kelly, and Joe
Tlffee.

•-•"• •

MINNESOTA.

Dnlnth.— The cold weather still bangs
on to this part of the country, and Is hurt-
ing all places of amusement. ' The thermome-
ter Is away below eero, and bas been that
way for the past forty days in Dnluth.

Lyceum (C. A. Marshall, mnnager).—
Adelaide Thurston appeared as Pollv Prim-
rose Feb. 8. She Is a resident of "Dnluth,
and It was "standing room." the house being
s6ld out before the opening of the doors.
The Shay Opera Co. .'.. 6. J. II. Ptoddart.
la "The Bonnie Brier Bush," fl, 10, had fair
business. Every one was well pleased with
the performnnre. "Happy Hooligan," hooked
for 11, did not appear. Grace Van Studdl-
ford, in "Red Feather," 12, 13. Ben Hen-
dricks 15. "The Prince of l'llsen," bonked
for 16, 17. canceled, and "Peck's Bad Boy"
fills the dates. Virginia Trescott, booked
for 18, canceled. Ireland's illustrated songs
and moving pictures will fill In 18-20. Marie
Wnlnwrlght 22, "David Harum" 26. 27.

METBoroLiTAK (J. T. Condon, manager).
— The Dick Ferris Comedlnna, playing at this
honse since Jan. 1. closed Feb. 0, as the busi-
ness done was not good enough. The com-
pany wns a large one, and the weather was
against them. The house Is dark at present,
nnd may remain so for some time.

Parlor Tiihatrii (W. J. Well*, manager).
• — This old established place of nmiisomoiit Is
holding its own this season. The business Is
not big. but Is paying. The house Is open the
year around. The company for 1C and week
arc: Brandt and Larano. Winnie Marquam,
Snvagc and I.n Mont, Lillian Hilton, Morris
Harris, Amy Ames, W. J. Wells, and Iho.
regulHT stork. The new piece for the week
Is called "The Swelled Head."

ISuou Thkatre (Curtis & Ritchie, mana-
gers). — Business for week of 8-i:> was very
good. The people appearing here were: Duly
ami Kelso. Km liy Walt, lllomlell, Frank
Whlltler, Charles Cowlea nnd Dorothy Alden,
and klnotoscnpe moving pictures.

Slaves" Co.. at the Hartford, 11-13

Thomas Otillltuu, of tbls city, and for many
years ike able correspondent of Tua Clip-
per, 'It with the "Wbv Girts .Leave Home"
to., as business manager, nnd will be In town
IS. He bas a host of friends hen* nnd will
get a royal reception.

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Brld Report,— At Smith's Theatre (Ed-
ward C. Smith, manager)..— "To Be Burled
Alive," Feb. 8-10, played to good business.
"Bnster Brown," 11-18, played, to the ca-
pacity of the house, as did Kyrle Bcllew, in
"Haflies," 12. Booked: "Dare Devil Doro-
thy" 15-17. "The Prince of l'llsen" 18, Ezra
Kendall, In "The Vinegar Buyer," Hi, HO.

Pom's Tbeatrr (Joseph Crlddle, mana-
ger i. — Big business week of 8. "Booked week
of IS: Falk and Semoo, Bertie Fowler. Wil-
liam Tompkins, Conroy and Pearl, Madam
Emmy's pats, Harry Linton and the Sisters
Lawrence, Mme. Adelaide Herrmann, and the
electrograpk. • -

« i »
IOWA.

was good the past week, with "The Charity
Nurse" as tho attraction. ,.

CristaI. THn.vtRl! — Manager F. B. Win-
ter Is certainly rmpnliirlxlrtg his house, as
l be business ha.; beer, on tbn Increase each
week. The Stelner Bros., Fields' and Whalcn.
Kitty Stephens, Howard and Cross, and llbb-
ert Be|| make up bill week of IB.

Strrr?.— Cha*. II. King, hanlolst. former-
ly with Al. <1. Field's nnd Beverly's raln-
etrcls Is lining In special dales with clubs
In Milwaukee, having been called to this city
by the Illness of his wife,

TRNNESSEF1.

Ft. Worth. — At Grecnwall's Opera, nouse
(Phil W. . Greenwoll, mnnager I. — The
Storks" had tT big bodse Feb. -5, Gilbert
Iregorv, n. comedian new to this part of
the country, scoring the biggest Individual
success. "T&e: Wizard of the Nile" nnd "The
Isle of Champagne" did fairly well 6. "The
Itlvals," by the Jefferson company, had good
returns 8. Lewis Morrison, always welcome)
here, had a big house 10. "Alphonse and
Gaston" 11, Rose Coghlan 13, Andrews' Opera
Co. 15, "The Head Walters" 19, "The Pro-
fessor's Love Story" 20, "A Life's Mistake
22, "Wizard of Ox ' 28, "The Runaways 24,
25.

Standard Theatre (Frank Dc Beque,
manager). — A minstrel first part week of «,
in which the entire stock company appeared.
The big olio Included: Agnes La Porte,
Everett Sisters, James and Davis, Sena Beck-
man, Phillips and Gordon, Harris and Davis,
Leo Florence, Bob Hewlette, May Mulqueen,
Tom Fey, Lilllc Leslie; Carl Copcland, Pearl
Fair and Lulu Lawton. People were turned
away at the opening.

Crown Thbatrfi (Phil Epstein, manager).
—"Roasted Lovers" was the curtain raiser
week of 8. Nagel and Adams,' Viola Swor
nnd the Ellsworth Trio opened. Tho other
people: Mabel Wright, James Thompson,
Itose B. Mitchell, Saul Harris, Chas. Gales,
Ethel Russell, Ada Yule, Lizzie Mitchell,
nnd Elsie Russell. Business opened big.

Notes.— Manager De Bcquc, of the Stan-
dard Theatre, has gone to Hot Springs with
his string of race horses, where his colors

will be seen the coming meet ..Manager

Epstein, of the Crown Theatre, Is contlucd
to bis home with an attack of pneumonia.
' ~ ■

nal Ins.— At the Opera House (Geo. An*y,
manager).— "Tho Storks" drew immense,
business Feb. 3, 4, with matinee. The Jct-
fersons. In "The Rivals," were well attended
ii. Lewis Morrison, In "Faust," played, to
• i crowded house, 8. Jules Grau Opera Co., In
"El Capitan," "Isle of Champagne?' and "The
Wizard of Oz," 9, 10, 11: '*Alpbonse nnd
GsBton" 12, Harry BcrcBford 15, Roso Cogh-
lan 10, 17.

Tally's Theatre (M. E. Tally, mana-
ger). — Week of 8 this houso continued to
draw good business, at popular prices, with
'he following people: Melville and May,
'I'ony Bertlns, Baby Lucllc, Chas, Sherman,
Prof. Volmos Fllker, Maja.

Novelty Theatre (Jake Schwnrz, man-
ager).— Week of -8 this theatre opened to
immense business, at popular prices, with
Mlttle May Compton, Bertha Rose, Lou Jack-
son, Monomer, Pauline Clark, and others.

Camp Street Theatre (Geo. C. Dennis,
manager). — People for the week of 8: Elslo
'Irohara, Madeline La Verne, Annie Gilbert,
Miss Hatson, Len Laughton, Allle Koran.
Thomas and Thomas, Ada Gray, Adams nnd
Howard, Elsie Moore, Gladys Goodglns.

Note. — Flato's doe and pony shows are
wintering here, nnd are giving performances
nightly, to fair business.

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r Houston. — 8weeney & Coombs' Opera
House (MorrhJ C Michaels, manager).—
l>athcrlne Wlllard, in "The Power Behind
'he Throne," Feb. 3, had two big bouses.
Hose Coghlan, 5, had twoblg and enthusi-
astic hoases. "The Head Walters" did spleu-
oialy, at two performances, and presented an
"■W balanced company. " Haverly's i-'Mln-
ifrels. 8, drew two Crowded houses, Billy Van
^Specially receiving th* bulk of the applause.
"The Storks," 10, opened to a splendid bouM.

St. I'niil. — At the Metropolitan Opera
House (Ik N. Scntt, manager). — "Thelnia."
with lb" Otoro Troupe of Japanese Aerlal-
ists, nnd Nellie O'Neill, In singing nnd danc-
ing specialties, had very poor business Feb.
7-10. The specialties were first class. "The
Cavalier" played, to satisfactory business,
nnd gave a line entertainment, 11-i:t. "The
Sinddart, in "The Bonnie Briar Hush," comes
1117, :iud will likely do well, as the play
nnd principals are favorites here. Gnirn
Van Studdl fonl, lu "lied Feather," ls-20:
Paula Kdwardes, In "Winsome Wlnnlo,"
22. for the week. Manager Scott returned
lrom Sew York 8.

CrRAxn (Theodore L. Hayes, manager). —
"The Factory Girl" played, to big business,
week of 7, taxing the capacity of the house;
nt some performances. For week of II,
"From ItagH to Riches," followed week of 21
bv the Orplteum Vaudeville Company.

'•Star (M. H. Singer, manager). — RnsinoBH
nveraeed verv good with the Merry Maidens
week of 7. " For week of 14, Hose Sydell'R
London • Belles, followed by Hnrry Morris'
Co., week of 21. __.

Empire (A. Welnholzer, manager).— Busi-
ness was very good the first half of week of
7, Lut fell off some the latter half. New peo.
pie for week of 14 : Emmett and Kane, May
Barnes, Zelma Doran, the Edgertons and
the Hughes. Ed. Lowry, who has been
amusement director for some time, canceled
14, and will tie succeeded by Clarence Kent.
Those holding over are: May Dayton, vera.
Stanley, Amanda Sherbeck, Kent and Marlon,
Vedder and De Rea. The Lowrys close 14.
The Ftock will present "The Elks Picnic,
bv Clarence Kent, week of 14.
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Minneapolis.— At' the Metropolitan Opera
nouse (L. N. Scott, managerj.— 'Red
Feather" will be seen Feb. 13-17. J. n.
Rtoddart, In "The Bonnie Brier Bnsh," 1S-
''0 Anna Held Is announced for 21 and
week. Fair business was had by "The Cav-
alier" 7-10. "A nomespnn Heart" drew about
the same andlences the rest of the week.

Bijou Opera Hoi-sb (Theo. L. Hays, man-
ager).— "The Factory Girl" 14-20. ."from
Rags to Riches" will follow 21, and 'The
Orpheum" Is underlined. "Foxy Grandpa"
was well received 7-13.

Lyceum Theatre (Dick Ferris, manager).
—"Whose Baby Are You" Is the attraction
14 and week. "In Mlzzourn" will bo seen
•>! Manager Ferris Is preparing n magnifi-
cent production of "Parsifal" for 28. Good
audiences ruled last week.

Dewey Theatre. — Night on Broadway Co.
opens 14. The High Rollers are the next
candidates for favor. Fair patronage was
rccelred bv the I,ondon Relies 7-13.
■♦«»

r»e« Moines. — A,t Foster's Opern House
(Win. Foster, manager). — Walker Whiteside,
supported hy a capable eompnny, presented
"Hamlet" and "We Aro King," to fair houses
Feb. 8, P. "The Silver Slipper" come* 17,
"The Cavalier" 10, 20. Henry Irving can-
celed.

tiuANO Opera House (Wm. Foster, man-
ager). — "The Punkin Husker" drew crowded
houses 4-0. "The King of Detectives"
played, la good business, 8-10. "A Rn-
mnrtco of Coon Hnolow" 11-13, "Sldo
Tracked" 15-17, "A Hot Old Time" 18-20.

Auditorium (Wm. Foster, manager). —
Anna Eva Fny played n return engagement,
and opeaed to packed house 8-13.
■

Cednp Rapids.— At Oreene's Opera House
(Will S. Collier, business manager). — "York
State Folks," Feb. 8, gave excellent satisfac-
tion. Mnybellc Carolyn Church, in Y. M.
•J. A. course, 0, had a big house. "The Prince
of Pllscn," 0. turned people away. "The
I'rlile of Jennlco" 10, "Side Tracked" 11,
Wm. Owen 12, "A Royal Reception" )"., "The
Montana Outlaw" Iff, "Tho Sliver Nllppor"
30. "ltomnnve of COon Hollow" 20. "Ronnie
Brier Bush" 23, "Trinity Chimes" 2«.

Notes. — Jack Young. In ndvancc of the

Willlimi Owen Co., was here y II. (i.

Fnrlo.v. ahead of "Side Tracked," wiih 111

inwn .'• Percy Sage, manager "Tho I'rklo

of Jennlco," was In the clly U, 7 Royd

II. Trousdale, advance malinger "A Royal
ltcceplli.u," was here .8 Fred II. Sey-
mour, luislncss mnnager of "The Montana
Outlaw," arrived 8, nnd L. H Krnmmel,
agent, was here 10. Mr. Seymour says M
will close wllh litis company 13. and tnko
out his «iwn company, "A Wise Woman," to
the Pacific const.

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li.Hii City At the Opera House John

N. f'oMrcn, manager).— Chas. B. Hanfonl,
accompanied bv Mario Drofnnh. nnd an ex-
(vlleiu company. Feb. .'!, presented "Much
Ado About Nothing," to the capacity of the
house. Julc Wallers, In "Just Struck Town."
8, came to a lop heavy house. Kegu'sr
Prince Opera Co. J 2. 13, Wm. Owen Hi.
"Merchant of Venice" 17, "Coon Hollow"
1H. Walker Whlleslde 24.

Fort Madison. — At the Eblnger Grand
(Chas. 11. .Salisbury, manager). — "Tim 1.11 1 In
Christian," Fell. 7, drew fairly. Chas. Han-
fonl, lu "The Merchant of Venice," 8, played
1o a laren and enthusiastic audience.

Lei. and La Month cnlcrtiUneil at locnl
clubs 8 (return dole).

Fort Diulae, — At the Midland Theatre
(A. B. Benll, manager) .—The Flora Do Vosn
Co., in repertory, opened a three nights' on-
gngement Feb. 8, to big business. "Romance
of Coon Hollow" did a fair business fi.
"Hearts of Oak" hnd a good house .':. tin Iho
wav : "Pride of Jennlco" 15j Walker White-
side 20, William Owen 23, "Roynl Slave" 27,
Thomas Jefferson 20. -.

Vote. — j, Butler, a member of the "Ho-
mance of Coon Hollow" Company, la laid up
In the hospital here with a Bpralned nnkle.

♦•♦

CANADA.

Memphis.— At the New Lyceum Theatre
(Frank Urny, manager). — The house re-
mained dark Feb. 4-U. An amateur perform-
ance of 'The Mikado." by local talent, filled
the theatre 11. Coming: "Ben Bur" 15-20,
Tim Murphy 22, Nat Goodwin 23, "The
Chaperons" 24, Rose Coghlan 27.

Hopkins' GRAND Ol'ERA House (A. B.
Morrison, mnnager). — "The District Attor-
ney," 8 and entire week, was presented, to
most encouraging business. The stock com-
pany nppenred to decided advantage, every
mqtnbor entering into the spirit of ihe char-
acter, and acquitting themselves with credit.
The lending man nnd lady. John J. I'nrrell
nnd Lansing Itownn, received several curtain
calls. Scenic Artist Dwycr Is to be con-
gratulated upon his appropriate settings.
The vaudeville features were : The Smedley
Sketch Club, nnd Dave Lewi*. Week of 10,
"A Stranger In a Strange Land."

Nkw AnntTORiiiM (llenj. M. Stnlnbnck,
manager). — Paltl sang to one of the largest
niutlences that ever assembled In the clly 4.

Note. — Mrs. Kitty Cheatham Thompson
gave n recital at tho Oayoso Hotel 8. to a
large gathering of the elite. Afterwards a
reception was tendered her.

Nashville— At the Grnnd (Mrs. T. .1.
Iloyle, dm linger I . — Last week was a big
one In theatrical circles here, and the Boyle
Slock Co. had large business with Iho very
clrong nfirn/'llon of "Devil's Island." En-
gouo Moore was particularly well suited to
the rolo of Maurice do la Tour, and re-
ceived much applause for his strong work.
He was ihe recipient of very commendatory
press notices. J. Gordon Edwards gave au-
di her forceful characterization as Boris Or-
ion". Miss Crelghlon demonstrated her ver-
satility ns Nina Pctrovskv, and gnvo tin-
lulled and artistic tiding In Iho pnn. Tho
excellent work liy the entire cnnipany mndo
the performance one to he cujoyiil anil re-
membered. Ilovle Slock »'o.. Ill first Ameri-
can product len of "The Bunk of Eugland,"
ir.2o.

Venhome fW. A. Sheet;;, malinger).- Tho
largest business from point of numbers lit
iitlenihince nnd receipts, as well ns the grand-
i st Kfag-i proiliirilou ever seen In the clly.
Is tho ftory of "Hen Bur," S-13. A special
iiiatlneo wns given Friday lo permit the
many Who could nol procure seats an op-
IHirtunliy to see the play. Tho Four Cohans,
iiiatlneo and night, .Id; Olny Clement 17. IK
Richard MansUeld l'», Tim Murphy 20.
♦-*♦

•'A Contented Womnn" week of S, to 9. R.
0. We«M of 111, "Lighthouse by tho Sen."

Notbh.— In the presence of one. nf tpa
largest nnd most enthusiastic audience* thai,
ever crowded the BIJou Bobby Wftlitionr wa*
presrehted. on Feb. 0, with a loving cop,
ihe girt of the citizen* of Atlanta. When
ho Appeared on the stage lie wns given art

ovation Minn, Pnttl remained In Atlanta

several days, lutfcrlag from n cold, which
caused lite cancellation of tho Richmond en-
gagement,

■ i

Mnoon. — At the Academy nf Music (II
Horne, mnaager). — "The Runaways" amused
Ihe largest house of the season Feb. 4. Helen
i Irani Icy, ill "In the Palace of Ihe King."
entertained a fair house 0. Elks Minstrels
12. "Klorodora" 13, Kersnnd3' Minstrels: 24/

Auuiisiit. — Hilly Kersands' Minstrels np.
ponied nt the Opera House (Wm. 10. Schwcr-
Keri, mauageri night of Feb. t>, to a largo
gallery end balcony. "Florodorn," wllh Isa-
dure Rush ns Lady Holy rood, 12. to a very,
large luuise. Mabel Paige Co. IR-20, opening
in "A Princess of Patches."

4 »

" VI IK. I MA.

CONNBCTICl'T.

Hartford. — The committee of the board
of alderman and common council appointed
to examine the halls and theatres of this
city ns to means of exit and precautions
i"iilnst Are have rendered their report, :and It
was most eomitiond-Hory lo the theatres. The
elin litres suggested were of minor Importance,
consisting prlncpnlly of recommendations
that stand pipes and automatic sprinklers
he nut In on the s.tnge The ezpense to
the theatres wllf be slight. The report
retlects great credit on the foresight of the
wcerni managers In looking nfter public

""piiwosfl (II. C.. Parsons,, manager).—

Hamilton At the Grnnd Opera noitsn

(A. R. Louden, manager).— "Queen oE tho
Highway," Feb. B, ft,' dirt good business. The
WlTbur Opera Co. put on excellent protlue-
tlnns of repertory opera's, to fair business,
S-HI. Due: Pittsburg Orchestrn 1 !n Or-
phan's festival (local) IB. "Ermlnle" <Frtin-
rls Wilson) 18, 111, "A Ragged Hero" (Geo.
F. Ball) 20, "A Man of the World" 22. 23.
George flrossmlth 21. "Dorotliy Vernon, of
Haddnn Hull," 25 ; "Hello, Hlllj' 2d; ••.Nnney
Brown" 27. . ■ . . , ^

Star Theatre (J. G. Apploton, manager).
Week of 8 this house kept up Its excel-
lent business. A One company, headed by
the Sully Fsmllv, Centric and Gillette, the
Smiths, and the'Beardslcy Sisters. Week of
15 the hill Is: Parker's dog circus, Tnonip-
son nnd Bereda, the De Muths, Lainoiit nnd
Panlette, Fddv Marlyne, Mitchell nnd Love,
Sam J. Iloscoe, Arthur Boacleg, the Millmon

XryrE, — Last week A. J. Small, of Toronto,
closed tho deal for the purchase of tho
Grand 'Opera House. The consideration was
J38.O0O.

St. Oitherlncs. — At the (]rand Opera
House (Chas. H. Wilson, manager) "Holly
Tolty" liod a packed house Feb. i, (leo. V.
Hall In "A Ragged Hero," had fair business
12. Booked: Wm. Bonelli, in "A Man of
tho World," 24 ; "Level's' Ijjnc" 20.

Berlin. — At the Berlin Opera Houso (C.
E. Mover, manager). — "The Power of the
«'ross""plnved here Feb. 10, to good business.
Booked: "Jerry from Kerry" 10.

. ♦♦♦

WISCONSIN.

"Rallies," Feb. i). delighted a large audience.
•• "rer Brown," with Master Gabr el In the
stellar part, made a hit 10 Mildred B*
land I a 12. I" " Tl '« Triumph of an
Finn'ress." gave n finished performance, to
■fnPr retVirnsT "Wltle Marj'.'' 1«. PinyeH to
cxcelt'n returns. Bookings : Royal Arca-
nii m (local) 15, rhllbarmonlc Society (oral)
I I. li Kendall 17. Arnold paly, in "Can-
ii.i.i" 1B- "The Pr uce of PI sen" 10. Tho
Ear' of Paw-tncke't" 22. 23. .Robert HllttlFj
21, "A Clilncse Honeymoon" 25, Do Wolt

' r ga^rro^nf Houss (Jennings
managers),-^ F. Rush s } Ban

NKW

& Graves

Siave" 10. -

"VmS rE.'Kllb'y. manager) .-SB.
waV be ruli week of 8 and 111 s vsudert lit

t Is '^Mnymc Remington and pickaninnies,

1 Ic ry Trio Williams nnd Mil hurn Thomas
J. Ryan and Mary Lltchaeld, In "Mag nag-

^wi^r'Vifk. of Fnlk and Setunon,
*£tZ sT'Pn I's week of 8, was obliged to
CS?f for §ta nVto aftenO'tbc funeral^ ser-

UI.X S'i-* ^l WP * tie VTWte

Norfolk. — At tho Academy of Music (T.
O. Lenili, manager)'. ~ "Florodorn" played,
iiiatlneo nnd night, Feb. 3, to good returns.
Jefferson De Anrells followed 4, nnd WAS ac-
corded n most hearty reception. "A Texas
Steer," 5. it. played to fHlr returns. "A
Friend of the Fairilly" opened for' a two
nights' engagement II. Rlchnrd Mnnallcld 15,
"Mrs. Wlggs. of the Cabbage Patch," III, 17.

lilt why Thkatiii; (Jake Wells, innnnger).
— Business for week of 8 wns unusually
good Willi "Ills Last Dollnr." "At Cripple
Creek" Is hooked for week of 15.

in. ior Tiicatiiu (J. M. Crlnnlnn, mann-
gen. — In nildllkm to the regular stock Ihe
■ (•Rowing people nre booked fiir week of 15 :
Lo Cnrde Sisters, West nnd Fowler, thn
Five Blnrk Birds, nutl Retlem and Stone.
Business Is good.

Ai*HH Tiii'Atnn (Chns. M. West, tnntia-
ger). — New jieople for week of 15 are: Marl,
H.iwnnl and liurl, dipt. Sidney lllnman
mill his life saving dugs, the Brewers, and
Molllo Rice. Hick Cnlilll has left this house.
If. S. Hwlnk is now louder. Business Is
good.

Hiiam) ((*. A. t'i'liiiilnn. innniiger) — Peo-
ple who open here for week of 15 are: F.lii-
melt Sisters, Harvey nnd llnrrov, Albert
WhlslleV, Mny i 'minors, nnd Walsh mid
Wulsll. Iltisliiess Is very eimuI.

AtniTonuM TiiKAint: f.t. M. Barton, Man-
ager).- -In adtlltlon lo Inst, week's IsMikiiigS
tht! follnwliig people will nppenr here for
week of 15: Raglan Sisters, Wluule IiOWIs,
ITorcitce Willlon, rllltl Kelley mill Blool.il.
Iliislncxs l-i good.

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WF.ST VlHtilMV,

oni:oo\.

I'ortlitiiil. — At this Mnniunm Grnnd (Cal-
vin lleltlcr, niiiiiiiBcr). — "Thn Fain! Wedding"
i lid good business Feb. 1, 2, ns did tho
linker Theaire Slock Co., .1, 4, III "Charleys
Aunt," niul "The Devil's And Inn," 5, «.
Paul Gllnuire 8, !), Lilian Blauvelt 10, under
the nianngenient of Miss Lois Steers; "Tito
Klernal City" 15-17, and tile Kilties 10.

Cordiiay'h TiiKA'i'itii (Conliny & Russell,
mnnngprs). — The Jessie Shirley Co. hnd n
very gootl opening 7, In "The Blue flniss at
• lid Kentucky." "Doris" ll-lll, "One Night
In Jiini!" 14.

BAicur.'M TnpATRl) (George I,. Baker, man-
nger). — Tho Baker Theatro Slock Co. lire-
rented "Jnne," to two good houses, 7. "Mln-
trcsH Nell" 14-19, and "A Milk While Flag''
St. Pollard's Llllpminn Opera Co. played,
to the capacity, the entire week of Jon. ill,
presenting "The Bollo of New Ifork," "Tho
Oelsha" and "An American Millionaire."

EMi-inr, Thcatrh (Gcorgo L. Baker, resi-
dent manager).— Pollard's Llllpntlan Opera
Co. presented "A Gaiety Girl," to two good
hoiipeaj 7.

Arcapb TnnATnn (S. Morton Colin, mann-
ger). ; — Business eontluiios gootl. Week of
8: Blsnnelto nnd Newmnn, Freeze Brolhers,
Rose lwpewj Weber and Bdwanls, 'Jessie
Moore," American bloscoiie.

Park TiieATRn (Frank -Monroe, manager).
—Business Is good at this house. Week of
8: Mason nnd Fllburn, Oscar I^iwls, Osnr,
Scarles nnd Gross, Lewis Sisters, Edison's
moving pictures, ■<■ ■■

TUB Majib (A. Shapiro, manager).— Prnf.
Hnrry Howard, Prof. Iloscoe, Jones and
Robinson, Ilattln Ward, Paloma Sisters, Lit-
tle Egypt, La retito Josephine, American
Troubadours.

Winter OARnn.s (Flaky Rarnotr, mana-
ger). — Swor Bros., I^irrafnn SIslerB, Made-
line Carhonetto, Chas. Brown, Andrews itnd
Tlioinpson, Forrest Sisters, Carmtdltn, Doro-
thy Dnync, Mae Htnnlcy.

Frit/.'s New Crutm (William n.
Brown, mnnager). — The Bnrnnrds, Maud
Clark. Rrrol and Oernrd, Nelsoulo, Rail-
clHTo and Belmont, Vic Lewis, Story nnd
Van, Thompson and Co.

BLAZimt'K Conckkt Ham, (Ull B. Davis,
manager).— Storrln and Itoikllng, Florenco
Andrews, Anita. Bessie Hart, Belle Kdwnrds.

ERtCKSON'M CO.NCEUT HAM, (H. D. Grif-
fin, manager). — Alice Hamilton, Marie Chnp-
pelle, Mlgnnn.

***
ALABAMA.

MIlM-nnkee. — Grace Van Studdlfonl, In
"Red Feather." nppeare»l at the Davidson
Theatre Feb. 7-10, and scored n pronounced
hit ■ The star was encored with genuine on-
thu'sinsm by audiences that taxed the en-
nnclty of tlto house. Jane Kcnnnrk, in "Un-
der Two Flags," 11-1 3. was also vory suc-
cessful. Manacer Sbermnn Brown offers Bur-
thn Callnnd 15-17, Anna Held 18-20, nnd
Mrs. lAngt-ry wik* of 21.

1'abst Theatrh (Leon Wochsoer, mann.
g ,. r ) —chas. ltlchman. In "Captain Harrlng-
lon " Is announced for four isirfonaunccs,
, ommenclng lx. Tho Wnclnmer Gorman
Stock Co. presented "Grneflii I^a" 10.

ALHAMimA TiiiMTiiK (Oscar r. Miller,
matuiger).— "Superbu" pliiycd, to It* usual
hlg business, wwk of 7, iteople being turned
away at Hevernl performances. Mason and
Mason come 14, anil "Happy Hooligan" week

Acaw.my.— . Ed win Thanhouser's produc-
tion of "Kip Viui Winkle" was In keeping
with the high standaTd of Academy offer-
ings Loo Baker, In the title role, -won new
honors. The attendance was excellent. A
plav without a name will bo pat on 18, for
the" w«-k, and u prize of ?25 Is offered for
ihe most uppropristo tltie. Mr. Potter, m
Texas," week of 22. w -

Ktiii THiimtc (Frank It. Trottman, man-
oner).— Hnrrv Morris and his own company
niust certainly be claesed as the big winner
for ibis house. His engagement, week of 7,
was in line with his record of last season,
nnd, with the possible exception of a few
nintlnecs. people were turned away regular.
The show was a hlgjhlt from rise to full of
curtain. The High Ballots week of 14, Rica
k Barton's Co. week of 21.

■DM Opera llousn (Jphnfi. Pierce, man-
ager) —Joe nart and Carrie De Mar, In
"Poxr Orsndpa," an billed' for week of 14,
W& Joseph Murphy week of 21 Boiloett

nirmliiKhnni. — At the Jefferson Thentre
(II. H. Douglas, mnnager I. —A I. Wilson, In
'■The Prince of Tatters," drew his usual
gootl houses Feb. 1, 2, und pleased. Homer
Davenport entertained n smtill gathering .1.
"Perk's Bail Boy" had gaud business anil
nmcli applause 4. "In Thn Pnlnco' of tho
King" was presented 0, by u clover company,
hcntfed by Helen Grnntley. Thn largo nuill-
enco was enthusiastic In Its approval. "His
Hopkins" proved a worthy attraction, and
had excellent attendance tltreo performances,
ft. 0. Hose Melville's itniipio chnrnctorlzn-
lion Is as amusing ns aver, and Hie support-
ing company proved capable. Bodlfl Mortl-
uot, In "Ills Excellency, tho Governor," 10:
tlto Four Cohans 11, Nut C. Goodwin. In "A
Glided Fool," 12; "The Lily and the Prlnco"
15, Jno. Drew, lu "The Second In Command,"
10; "Florodorn" 17, "King Dodo" 22, Hnvur-
ly's Minstrels St, "Tito Storks" 24, 1/iwls
Morrison 25.

Bijou Tiihatrii IK. E. Williams, mann-

?:er).— "A Cenleuled Woman" pleased 1-(l.
lisid business prevailed throughout the week.
"The Lighthouse by Iho Ken" 21, "Ameer"
14-20, "By tho Sad Sea Waves" 22-27.
■ ■ ■ « i
Selma. — At the Academy of Music (Long
A llees, managers) . — The l'evtou Sisters,
Feb. 1-8, with matinee, played togood houses
nt each performance. "The Runiiwovk," M,
filled tho house. Tho 8. R. O. sign was dis-
played early In tbu evening, and the man-
agement refused to sell tiny mure gallery
tickets, as It was mid lo its capacity. "Puck s
Bad Bov" 10, Sadie Martlnot 11, "King
Dodo" 17, "Florodorn" 18, Pflriiclii-Beldliil
Co. week of 22.

♦ «»
OF.OnOIA.

At Ian la.— At the Grand (H. L. & J. L.
De Olre, manage rs),— Nat Ooodwln, in "The
Glided Fool," Feb. 10. 11. John Drew camo
(;, to big hualnea*. Mine, Pattl was tho Mil
8, lo S. R. O. Four Cohans 12, 18,

Bi.toc (Jake Welle, manager). — Wcils-
Dunoe-HarUn lltulcal CooiSdr Co. presented

UlieelliiK. — At the Court Theatre (PI.
II. PriinxliolBi, manager). — "The ClmiKirons,"
Feb. 12, Imd gnoil luislncss, followed by Al.
IK Field's Minstrels, HI, lo big hiinliie ■'■•■
i '.lining ■ Ethel Ihu'rymore HI, Howe's mov
Itig tilctitic-t 17, Savage's Ijrnliil Opera <».
2.'l, 21.

ilitAMi Oi'iiiiA Hoi'sii (Chns. A. Felnler.
IililiiiiKer).- "A lliiliinui Cnliinun," 'MO, hud
Idi,' business, followed by "A Homespun
Henri," 1 l-l.'l, lo giusl returns. Coming: "A
Utile Outcast." 15-17, "Only 11 Shop Gill"
IS -20.

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DH.vrii.s in 1111: raetrmmoM.

Jo ,ln, the fit limns tlnu furcil man so long
ethliilieil liy Itiiitiiini A Italic)', died leccully
ut rtnlonlcii, Turkey, rrmit |ilieiinii>iiln, ne
curding lo 11. cotiimiinliiiil.nl ftntii there ilnted
.Ian. 31. Ills inline In private life was Theo-
dore I'clei'olT. lie matin his llrst iippenrtune
In New York In Mnrch, 1885, as one of
the principal exhibit* of Ilnrniim'S Cir-
cus, at Madison Sqtiaro (lanlen. He was
nhniit live feet In height, and his entire
body Was covered Willi It thick growth of
hair, which, together with the peculiar for-
mation of his fiend, gavo hint n striking re-

Hi-mlilnnro to a dog. '

FnanfnicK IUiiti.ky, an actor, died on
Feb. 11, in Troy, N. Y., from pneumonia,
uged twenty-nlnn years. Ho slipped nnd fell
while alighting from n train at the stallou,
nnd siibseuueii tly It wiih illscovored that hu
wns suffering from pneumonia. HI* last en-
gagement, wiih wllh thn "Ninety nnd Nine,"
of which company he Wnn n member up to tlto
lime of Ills dentil. The remains were aent lo
his home lu Dnluth, Minn.

J. U. T.\ vi.nii, n well known English actor,
rtleii Jan. 17, in l/mdon, as the result of an
onernilon for enneer, In bis sixty -eighth year.
Ho uiiule a notable success lu America B*
Sir Joseph Porter, In II. M. 8. Pinafore,"
mid later made a long tour of tills country.

Okoroii A. Yikuii.no, an actor, committed
suicide on Feb. 10, lu tbn -Hotel Hpokniie,
Spokane, Wash., by shooting himself.

J. IIkniiy HoiiHKi.fi, who wns well known
In "Uncle Tom's Cabin" und "Ten Night* In
it Bur Room" cumpunles, died nt Independ-
ence, Kan., Feb. II. He was tbn husband of
Nellie llenniitl, of the Bonnett Sisters

Tim III1MAINH of Mahiiiikihtk Gooperaiii.t,
who died in this clay, Jan. 211, warn taken
to Jinst Brady, Pa., far inloritiniit.' She wns
a member of (lie- "Mother Hoouo" Co., play-
ing In Oils city, nt iho limn of her denih.

.1. Norton Vimiokii Informs ns Hint John
F. Vernon, formerly business manager for
I ho James Kemttsly Co., died at Fort Wayne,
Intl., recently.

WM. Lacixph. n variety performer, died
Feb. 10, nt the Clly Hospital, Cincinnati, 0.,
from paralysis, lie was well known ns n
song nnd dunce perfnrmar,

Ci.Aiiin Cannons died nt Runner Springs,
Kan,, Jan. 111. H11 wns with Dick P. Htrat
ton anil also ns tin itclor and business mini
nger wllh Isiiiic I'nylon, Hid Hpoonei-s and
many others. Hi; was Inst Willi lumen A
Kilunr's Ideals, ns advance agent,

l(. W. TiiKi.niA.v died 11 1 Mplcknrd, Mo.,
Feb. 0. Ho w»» about slxly-lwo years old.
Was at one Ihiio malinger or Hopkins' Then-
Ires In Chicago nril St, lyiuls. He wns will)
Vim Dykii's ('oiiipiiity diirltig his Inst pro-
I'l'HHbiiinl work.

itounirr E. ltri,i„ nn actor, anil projector
of Hie licit Hiiii.iliiriuiti, died Fob. 14, lit
Denver, Col., from consumption. Ho was
horn In Mouiumiiii, III,, lu lMHn, und at tho
fllto of thirteen he went on the stage. Hu
rose In tho profession and became nit excel-
lent nctiir. He continued on the singe until
Ifttifi, when III health compelled hlui to give
up. Ills ailment was pronounced lo bo con-
sumption, ood he went to Denver in Hid
hopu that the chnngn of ollmntn would In.
heiicllclnl t» lilni. lie Improved greatly mid
played innny engagements In Hint city, anil
also established a dramatic school, which
lie successfully conducted up to Ihu
titan of his final Illness. A few year* ago
lie planned Ihe nstuhllMhiticnt of Iho Bell
Minniiifliiiii for Consumptive Actors. Hu ar-
ranged 11 serins of iHinefiiH In Ihe cause, nutl
aroused Interest In tho work all over this
country, lin camii to New York in behalf
of the work a year or so ngu, nnd while,
hem enlisted many well known men In tbn
cause. While he did not live to see his
hope* fully realized, fan had the satisfaction
of knowing tbnt llio foundation of (ho work
was well laid and In shnnn to bo taken
i.n whom lie left off. In 180(1 Mr. Hell nmr-
rled Mayrao E. Alklte, who has greatly
sided blra In his work rtnd who survive*
him,

Mrs. Katb WrsT, who died Dee. 2) Inst.
at her homo In Brooklyn, wna a veteran
octiesu. and was for some time ennnected
with John T. Ford'* Slock Co. Her daugh-
ter, Jessie, survives her. The rcraalw tvore
later red in ETergreen Cemetery, - ■_

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CHANGE THREE NIGHTS.

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Htep," FeU.ls-30, Grlawold Opera Houso,Trov,N.Y.

EABTSEB WASTED WITH $700.

can make 15,000 In Bummer Theatre. Best loca-
tion Id SoUenectady, N. Y. MANAGER EVERETT,
158 i.afayeite St., Schenectady, N. Y.

Walljf and Lottie Helston.

THIS WEEK, POJLI'g, WATEHHLRY.
H AVE OPEN TIME.

CLABIONETIST AT LIBEBTT.

Thoroughly'Exoorlenced; Locate or Travel; join
en receipt of wire. Address ,.
JOSEPH r. day. 724 Utli Ate.. Paterson, N. J.

At Liberty, An Exptrlanctd nioirtiln Actir.

< head i or heavies). AMo Clover Actress. (Leads,
-•'I hus. or suulirettes). Reasonable salary.

0. J. R. , box 67, narwlcliporl , Maes.

WANTED,

Two Somersault Dogs.

Must bo Al.

PROr. O E. RI0E,

New Albany, Ind,

WANTED,

CHIS. K. CHIMPLIN STOCK CO..

GOOD REPERTOIRE MM.

MOST BE ABLE TO TJO
FIRST CLAMS SPECIALTY IN ONE.
Addresa OH AS. K. OHAMPL1N,

Norwich. Conn., week F"t>. ic.

Wanted,

LEADING MAN, STAGE DIRECTOR,

USEFUL DRAMATIC AND

SPECIALTY PEOPLE.

BEN F. SIMPSON. Poala, Kansas.

3 COUSINS 3

BIU CITY SHOW,

WANTS VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS, all kinds,

for tenting season of loot. Preference to those
who double B. and O. Gordon Wrlghter and Onr
Button, write. For Bale, 4 Lengths ot tnttle
Back Seate. MELBuSK, N. Y.

WANTED,

GRIESES ATTRACTIONS,

Leads, Heavies, Characters and Stage Director,
Woman with clever child. Others write. State
If you do specialties or play brass. Woek standi".
I pay all. Open Hay 1. J. OR1ENK,

117 K. 4th St., Minneapolis, Minn.

SOBIVER^af

AND ALLTHEATRIOAL GOODS. Scenery painted
cheaply and gntrkly. Amateurs supplied.
CHAM. I".. MILLS, 437 W. 41=1 St.. New York City.

Wanted, Razzli Dazzle or Ocean Win.

Must he cheap. Scud (nil description and lowest

price Addresa

SPOT CASH, care ot CLIPPER, N. Y.

AT LIBERTY,

H. C. RUSSELL,

SLIDE TROMBONE.
B. M. P. V„ 47 Hanover St., Boston, Maes.

AT LIBERTY,

MAE DUDLEY,

gOVBRBTTE or VERSATILE LEADS.

C ompetent and Reliable. One piece preferred.
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL, Chicago, 111.

Oberle's Opera House

CARRtJLL, O..
garden SPOT OP OHIO. Good streets, line
walks, good unslnesH centre.
OBEKLEsJ OPERA HOUSE-Heated and

lighted with natural gas, seat 500; naw piano,
large, warm dressing rooms; good stage. Good
business guaranteed. Managers wishing satisfac-
tory engagement, write for time. C.E.OBERLE,
Manager and Owner. Bell phone 1ST B.

AT LIBERTY,

Characters, Juveniles or flen'l Bii,
Competent State Manager.

First Class Wardrobe, sober and reliable.

ED. C. NCTT, Stockton, 111.

WALTEH BEEEEB WAHTS

Two Doable OlQb Jugglers to Join self and wife In
4 Act. Address CUPPER BUREAU,

G03 Ashland Block, Chicago.

S. 00D FT. FIL1HS FDR SALE

PRICK, 13.30 PER 50 FBET.

EUGENE GLINE & CO.,

00 Dearborn St., CHICAGO.

WANTED. PARTNER WITH S500, for Spring

and Summer Tour at well .know u Comedy. 8pe-
olal Scenery and Paper.- Show will make big
money. Add. W. 9. STOCKTON, OrUkany, N. Y.

WANTED QXJIOK, IT©R

MILLER - BRYAN COMPANY.

MAN FOR CHARACTER AND HEAVIKS.

Address CHICK ABHA, Ind. Ter., Feb. 2*-24.

BACK I1V V r A.XJI3E>V r II^I^K.

Maud Detty.

(SBKT CLEVER AS EVER). ^BBW

WANT FIRST CLASH PARTNER (GENTLEMAN) FOR VAUDEVILLE ACT.
WM WWmm Addresr TRAPALQAR HOTEL, E. 14th St., New York.

Spedden <& Paige Co

GOOD REPEBTOIBE AMD SPECIALTY FB0P.E.

State tnu particulars In arat letter and lowest salary. Pay your own. Address . _^ . „

SAM SPEDDEN, 229 Houston St, Room 7, Edwards' Block, San Antonio, Tn.

ELITE LANTERN SLIDE CO. Office: Weis Bid., 207 W.34tli Street, New York.
*.•***» *■«.« «-~- BAHOAINS IN ILLUSTRATED SONGS.

BTiiinr | ideas la Advertising and Tltlo Slides. Comic Slides with Reading,

■LB H w» j Novelties In Closk and Dance Effeots.

Wc Pose New Songs. Make Slides for Dealers, and supply onr catalognea with blank space fornams.

of II, m?a I From 10 cents up. World's Fair and Japan War.

fSMJMMr MiilS j Rented and shipped everywhere. Send stamps for catalogue and special prleei.

;im TlkVll

WANTED, REPERTOIRE PEOPLE.— Those

DOING SPECIALTIES PREFERRED. Must be
able to loin on wire. Answer, Potomac, 111.

LA VERNA MOORE STiMjK CO.

B-tlat

FOR SALE,

Sliver Plated Cornet and Case.

Conn

"Wonder,'' Satin Fnlsh; not a dent or blemish.
Ship C. 0. D., Allowing examination, for Jii.
R. M. DORI.N, Bonesdale, Pa.

LADY PIANIST, DOUBLING CHARACTER.
Address OEO. A. O'BRIEN, 008 Newell St.,
Barberton, 0.

Lyndon Theatre. Butler. Pa.

Week of Feb. 22 and March 1 to t, New House. Just Opened. J. J. FRANK, Manager.
Kolth's Thoatre aSulldins, F»hlln».

SCHOOL OF VAUDEVILLE AND STAGE DANCING

WALTER C. WROE.

Expert Faculty. Professional Instruction.

I'M THE LAW.

With Scrlbner's Morting Glories Co. Dewey Theatre this week. New Act All Read;. Address

TIOYT 4 WALLER, Agents, or 228 E. 14th Street,' New Tort.

THE NEXT BIG SONG HIT.

Spreading Like a Conflagration.

COME DOWN MISS IY1ALINDA

By FARRON; and HOIwI/ANDBR.

Dove, Bonn]
Wilson, V<

(END

A few who are spreading Iti Stella Hayhew, Marguerite Starr. Johnny Dove, Bonnie Male, Carrie Stott, Great Northern (knartetie, Arthnv llahn. .Violet Staley, Jennie rarron, Hob Ilarty.
■ ■ Doyen and Wilson, Vera Laurence, American Four and Others,

Up-to-Da-t«B» Program.
r m9 59 Dearborn St., Chicago.

Marie Gilmer

HAVING! CLOSED SECOND SHAfOK WITH
THE DOT KARROLL CO.,

At Liberty.

Address stckte vast HOUSE, New York.

Odeon Theatre

■ nltlmore., 0VI«i M
DESTROYBO IN THE BIG FIBB.

ALL. CONTRACTS CANCELED,
nearly thanks for kind expressions (row sym-
pathetic trlends. JAMES MADlS/iN.

BARRY MONTAGUE.

WAN T K Of

BURLESQUE SHOW

I'or Social Session, Feb. to, at Elks' Hall, AKRON,
OHIO. Wrlt0t|Ul0k. . W. W. NEAU_

\V ANTED

REP. PEOPLE and MUSICIANS

Forcanvsa Show, to open April 23, Mlddlotown,
Pa. awe II you play bram or do apeclalty. Bum-
mersalary. Finest c ah* as oullltlnthe oouulry.
family or Female Band, wrlto.

JOB KINO, 47 W. 2ath St., N. Y, City.

PICTURE

MACHINES.

New and (second Hand Stereoptlcons, Filnra,
Bong Sillies and Supplied. Flcltire muchties re-
built with all Improvements. Rheostats any vult
age. Mechanical eirecis for acts made. Expert
repairing done. NEW YORK FILM EXCUANfiE.
N. POWER, Mgr., 117 Nassau 8U, New York.

l'hono looo Cortland.

'W anted.

HEPERTOIRE PEOPLE

In all branotios. Man with Picture Machine, Song
Slldop, Agent, fciid Piano Player. Write or call,
a to 9 P. M , Trafalgar Hotel, 110 E. 14Ui St. New
lorkUlty. JOE KIN'l.

Managers son* vpen time three night rop.

ILLUSIONS — Black At: Outfit. Gompllli with

Tases. Tables, otc, ready to set up. packed lu
strong traveling crate, formerly worked by the
Stanievs, price $10. Levllatlou. similar to
Cellar's, only weighs 111 pounds, something
g»od; l« operated on a lirllllanlly UlumiuiUed
stage with siartliug ousel; 1 10. Address

ATLAS. W> llllcbb St., Chicago.

PLAYS FOR SPECIAL ROAD PRODUCTIONS.

"On the Frontier." "Slaves of Fortune," "The
Moonshiners," "Slue of the Night," "Hud River."
olo. Send for catalogue. rlATS FOR SALE
outright. Plavs for Stuck uud Hepenolre.
rwutes booked, theatres represented. Always
HouSething doing alTHE WINNE1T EHKKUENCt
BUaKAC. t402 Broadwar. New York

MANA6KRS, LOOK!

(lood Open Time, CENTRAL TUBATttE, Plain-
field, N.J. Come and get some money. Address
' JAV A. OALVIN. Mansgor.

WANTED— Vtrsilili Midldn PirlNnirs.

Mure money, long engngment. State all. quick.
DR. P. L. HERMAN,
Upper Port Latour, N. K

FOB A BON OH BBOADWAT. 6ET

"TIME,"

The Coming Melodrama, In Three Acts and Nine
scents, written and copyrighted In ii-oi by
Bernard Rllng, J'laywrlght. a Helodraiua of
Heart Interest, Real comedy and Pathos. Have
a look! H'a "TIME" to look, for "TIirK" la
money. Address
RERNAUD KL1NO, 1S4 W. VSIU St., S. V. Oily.

"WANOTD,

VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS

lv? UNITED I'ORESTERS ASSOCIATION FAIR.
for S ulghts, commencing Aurli I to 11. Address
communication, M. 0LYNE8,

07 Hartfonl Ave., New Britain, conn.

For Sule Quiolc,

05ft. Pullman Car, $ Wheel
Truck, Extra large Lion.

Address O. UILLIKER, (!en. Vol., Elisabeth, N. J.

II

MAKING GOOD

lUfiUEV for0AM,:8MAT,ISONunrt

I IB II HE, ¥ for every performer who
I tn •wnwunB l|Sgl , j nu parodies, gags,
| sketches, etc., contained in Itscolmuns.

MADISON'S BUDGET

ii. (| Contains 11 Original Parodies.
Mf] M by James Madison and Barney
isw. v. Bernard; u new Honolognes,

4 new Sketches, Harry MonWgue's bur-
lesque, "AN AWKWARD MISTAKE;"
new Dntoh, Irish and Hebrew Specialties;
Comic Poems, Toasts and Epitaphs, Walter
London's roaring farce, "BUBBLE'S TROU-
BLES;" James Madison's comedy. "UNOLE
JOHN'S VISIT," besides hundreds or orig-
inal Gags, Stories and Jests— 80 big pages.
One dollar per c opy, Send All Orders to

L.J.K.HEILI

(Agent for

James Madison)

M04 Third Aw*., I

New York.

Complete yonr file:
any 2 mill In print
for $l.JO, any 3 for
$51.00, any 4 for tiM,
or Budgets 8, 4, r, g
and 9 for ta

■SB!

PARSIFAL"

THE UP TO DATE MONET GETTER.

BEAUTIFULLY COLORED SLIDES,

COMEDIAN

WANTED

TO PUT TOUGH CHARACTER.

Must in- a good singer. Aiso want

To lake Half Interest and act as Treasurer tor
New Successful Attraction. No experience ne-
cessary. Show Ortraulzcd aud Bookvd and ready
to start out with ityeolal Scenery. Costumes and
rnmlug. Write or wTro quick to B. II. B., care
ot Ma asUlon Show Print, MasalHon, O.

HENRY BROWN S

VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE.

SUITE, 010, NO. W DEARUORN ST., CHICAGO.
Artists, write. Managers, wrlto.

Capable Electrician.

Address quick, stating lowest,

B. FRANK,

_ UN ION StAUA H-K HOTEL, N. Y.

Wanted,

A tlrst ctiiss Slnglug aud Dancing Soubrette.
•fust have first olass wardrobe nud be capable
of playing responsible parts. State age, height,
weight, experience, and enclose photo, wblch
wbllio mnxaed. Address
FRANCIS JONEBj Box 823, Richmond, Indiana.

W ANTED,

Iini Stiti Uernsi for Medicine Show.

. Wire, at my expense, when license expires and
What yon want for It Huron, S. D., this
week; Orange Uilr, la., uext weak.

OR. LKON BUOKJBDRN.

AsVITIHI

GET WISE. GET THE REAX MONEY.

Also a large .assortment of MOVING PICTURES and MACHINES, as well as SONG SLIDES, at
the lowest rates. We rent MAOHINLS, FILMS and 50NO SLIDES with or without operators.

ALFRED L. HABSTN & CO.,

EVERYTHING IN MOVING PICTURES AND STEREOHTICONS, .

138 EAST 14t. ST., i. T. 8T0DI0, 114 TH1BB AYE. Tel. 38 13 -Bra mere y

CK SOMERSAULT DOG FOR SALE.

Does otber trloks. Also four other TRAINED D0O3, Including one that puts ou and takes off
collar. Nice line of tricks. .

PAIR OF COMEDY TRAINED GOATS.

One the Hottest Butting Proposition on Esrth. This Ooat will positively HIT the Clown lu the

RIGHT t<pot every time. One is giving long lino of tricks. Cheap.

BUCK'S ANIMAL SCHOOL, 901 Commuulpaw Arc, Jersey Oltj , H. j-

OLfflW PARK, THEATRE AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN,

COLTJMBDS, OHIO.
"THE FINEST AMUBEHBNT PARK IN THE WORLD."

WILL OPEN MAY li, FOR A SEASON OF EIGHTEEN WEBK8.

WANTED— High Class Vaudeville Acts of all kinds. Desirable act, state lowest salary and glv
open time In first letter. Partlee having liist cIshb Park Amusement Features write. Will be In Ne'
York until March 1. Address j. \v. duskmurv,
President Olentangy Park Co., care of CLIPPER

e
B*

NEW.— THE GREAT U. S. NAVAL SONG.— NEW.

Kree Copies ta Professional Blngers Who .end Programme. -

WM. A. W. EAGER, No. 176 Sumner St., Gardner, Mass., PUBLI8HER.

j\jm~r WHAT YOU WANT.

A Strong, Sensational, Melodramatic Mllllnry Drunia on the Present Tsouble.

ttme: ivriii7i.r>

••

Tbtiisno Bssli-np, or is It thrown together. Ihavebeeu working on It Plnce last June, when the
JapanescRusslan Controversy was at a plloh. I WAS CERTAIN THERE WOULD BE WAR. g
wrote aoove and walled developuienls. Would consider propositions from responslMe parties in
releresoe to producing same. Addresa 1J. WEBB OHAMBBRLAIN>

Forrest City, Pa., until Feb 80; Berwick, Pa., as, M, 14; Nantlcok;e,a», 24, ij-

To send for my latest complete monologue,
good witty gags aud stories and two good
parodies written to suit, any , oharaoW-
20c. Bendnow.
W. 0. PRANK LIS, SSI Madison St., Wilmington, )>.-

jfgBBPABT 20.

Feb ruary w. THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. 12«

ANOTHER SENSATION FROM THE HARRIS HOUSE OF BALLADS

TMK C Ft I G» I IM A t_ AN

i

GEO. EVANS and ren SHIELDS

THE MOST POPULAR AND BEST LIKED TEAM OF SONG WRITERS IN AMERICA TODAY.

*f£S£E?m &f * l ?, € ? Famou 8 "IN THE GOOD OLD SUIVIIVIEF1 TIIVIK"

«- b6Ve P,ftCfld M«US tf^^ C £ t T.* i,b the Sfi "«"• live BalIttd h0U8 * ° f *■-*«. itet of CHAS. K. HARMS. Here » ih, son* that h creatiug » eetwatk* In -The

• ^ ^^_ ' C0 pla71D 8 to enormous busines s at the Fourteenth Straet Theatre, New York, and taking a dozen encores eyery night, entitled:

THE SWEETEST FLOWER
that GROWS in TENNESSEE

Profe^onal wpies of thiasong now ready £, every singer ih America no exceptions made, a3 Evans and Shields havo given their publisher carte blanche to till all order* for BingorB playing In any theatre
tawjhmt ft« Unite*. W*m nd to ^tal c faretog rt . real l,ve ballad success by real aong writers. Protowfoaato playing New York City, please do not write, bnt call at. the g&», where oom-

K. HARRIS

CHICACO, Ogden Bldg., Cor. Clark and Lake Sts.— JOE

, 31 West Thirty-first Strsst, New York City. MEYER GOHEH, Mgr.

M. HARRIS, Mgr.

WANTED, FOR

HOLDEN BROS.' ATTRACTIONS,

i Good Character Han. Aleo A No. 1 Leading Man. Those capable of directing pieces and man-
,g\ai stage given preference. Other good people, write. Silence a polite negative. Season ends
ii B e4. Address O. A. HOLD F.N.

Fen. 16, week, care of Empire Theatre, Washington, D. 0.; Feb. 22,28, 24, care ofVoong's Pier
n-eatre. Atlantic ulty. S. J.

VAUDEVILLE WANTED

Can place all kinds of High Class Vaudeville Acts and Specialties.
Irish. Dutch and Black Kaoe who can^ work In acta If necessary.

FOR WEEK OF FEB.
29 and LATER.

Can always use good
Irish. Dutch ana BiacK tace woo can worK ■ acta ir necessary. London, Can., affords
excellent opportunity to BREAK JUMPS East or West bet. Buffalo, Toronto and Detroit.
411 Useful Acts write. No fancy salaries. Seven shows a week.

LONDON

OPKftA

HOUSE,

LONDON. CANADA.

ALEX. HARVEY, Prop'r and Mgr.

TRAIJVBI* MONKS FOR SALE.

I) Urge Red Baboon, works revolving ladder, rides pony without cord; (l) Large Java, with full
'tard, climated and healthy. These two, $30. (1) Large Rcans, works midge from pony or dog,
irr? fl.g, walk! tightrope htnd feet, push wheelbarrow, healthy, etc. Price, S26.

AL. G. BARNES, 825St. Paul's Ave., Jersey City, N, J.

EDSALL WINTHROPE STOCK GO.

WAST QUICK, for balance of season and Summer stock, Al YOUNG heavy MAN not leas than
•tt.siD. Send photo and state age, height and weight and lowest. Pay own hotel, Week stands
sidlonx engagement. Other good people, write.

JOHN OSMAN, Manager, WILSON, N. 0. Next week, ROOKY MOUNT, N. C.

■Ill rtl CENT, All Rubber, Highly Polished, Screw Section Fountain Pen, with Filler, equal to
Ml KM any $2 Pen or your money hack. Every Pen (warranted^ prepaid by mall. ^Only two sold

eac o. customer. Stamp for catalogue.

J. K. MORTON, Asbnry Park, N. J.

At

A F>XTT XJF> JOB

Perpetrated by MERRITT and ROZRLXA.

An Pp-to-rute comedy Act. ThU Week, Orphem Theatre. New Orleans.

ff

Slereopticons, $14.00.

For a short Time we will sell our high grade
Stereopdcona for above price ; they are guaranteed
to do as good work, and perhaps better, than the

otter fellow paid jioo.oo for. Thle Is a broad
statement and a true one. They are perfectly
made, and are Just the thing yon nave been long-
ing for. It will pay you to writ; todr.y.

PEARCK & SI HECK,
It 8. HoUlday Street, BalUmore, Kd.

MISS ELSIE JANIS

'Formerly Little Elsie, the American Oiasy Lot cue).

Ad. ail Agents, or Park View Hotel. 55 W. 42d St.,
N.y. ...

Miss Ei«ie Jarls, who hasnow grown to be quite
a jluble little lady, and so has dropped the sobri-
quet or "Little Elsie," shares with Eddie Foy the
honor, of me btu. Like good wine, MIsh Janls im-
proves with age, and her Imitations of prominent
wtresaes are far better than 3he has ever attempted

WANTED, Vaudeville Acts

THAT HAVE NOT APPEARED BAST, AND ALL

THOSE CONTEMPLATING VAUDEVILLE,

TO ADDRESS OR CALL AT

VAUDEVILLE STUDIO, 1 38 5th Ave., N. Y,

Public hearings and openings. Conch-
lag and naga«rmeuta secured. W--
10v people to study, be coached and
hearted for vaudeville.

Want

re-

Partner Wanted.

A business man, not an angel, to Invest a small
'OHiii »|t.i actor-author, dollar for dollar, to
put out repertoire company with specUl playB,
priming, scenery and reputation. Always a
»»>oer. Address, bv lotter only,
*CTor-author, 1008 Center St., Syracuse. N. Y.

CHARACTER COMEDIAN

WANTS PAHTSEB,

Or will join big aof. I p'ay brass, string and reed
'"Oil Instruments, Slug, dance, pla= "» rt
address BOB WESTON, Springfield

fiarts.
ass.

Wan

e d

. DRAMATIC MAN AWD WOMAK

T h« do Specialties, for Medlclno Show and play
■ 'ike Piano or Organ. Must be sober, Steody
-»|aiement and sure money. Limit. 18 alugle
»jatl6 double and expenses. Board at hotelB.
«ow opera honaes. AMAZON REMEDY «"• . _
. Morton, Miss -3

HAT I PC Would ltl&e to hear from a Bell
"V I IUC — able. Kaperlenced Manager *uii
! u "; j ej, wlnlDiMu Invest »*uie nurt seas .u with
•Wvw Soubrette Star. Must he able f> hook
J' 1 ™ Eastern tlmo for three nights or week stands,
" 'are male good through tuat country already.

imJ through
1 exchange references.

,n iel or sweetheart.

Not looking for an
Address
M. W., Care of CUPPER

UK9 CEH .

^-tenuv, in brullanq* and cut it nee no equal.
Sj^to-ddgoio. Witfe for luoatre^ catalogue.

oraat DUoovery, Expert*
can act deleoUt from gen-
elae diamond, ooeta but

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Riverside Park

BOISE, Idaho.

Owing to other business Interests of owner,
responsible party can secure this gilt edgo prop-
erty of ten acres of beautiful grove, three acres
of water, forming a private park. Situated
almost In the heart of the city; entrance to Park
only four blocks from Main Street. Baseball
Grounds and Grand stand equal to any In the
West. Also Dancing Pavilion. Bar, Cafe, etc.. too
finest in the West. Vaudeville stage complete;
seating capacitv for over l.ooo. Park has oeen
open and run two seasons successfully. Boise Is
one of the best cities In the West. Population,
16,000. Plenty of money. Right man can land
fortune. Address for particulars

W. a. RIVETTE, Boise City, Idaho.

New Opera House,

POPULATION, 10,000.

Stage Strictly Modern; every convenience; depth,
20rtt.; width, 40ft.; height, 18ft.; sealing capacity,
COO. Good abowtown. Nothing but t'lret Class
Attractions wanted. Address

J. B. CALDWELL, Manager.

SHOW PRINTING.

Btook Hangers, Posters and tints on hand for
advertising every branch of the Amusement Busi-
ness. Send for Catalogue (D) of Dramatic and
ShowPrintlngof all kinds; Catalogue (C) Fair and
carnival Printing; Catalogue (B) Bill Posters,

"wSStaSStnmum or all kinds.
GREAT WESTEBN PBIITIRG CO.,

'.I.I Elm Street,

St . Loala, Ho.

WANTED QUICK,

GOOD MUSICAL TEAM

Must play orgaD. Good Sketch Team. Two Sing-
ing and DanclDg Soubrettea, one All 'Round
Comedian. Claude and Etta Spencer, If at liberty,
come on. No tickets to any one. Pay your own
telegrams. Address
HARRY M. ASHLEY, Proaser, A dams Co., Neb.,

Chorus Girls, etc., furnished for N.l . Producl ons
Handsome ladles. Reliaed gentlemen. KAPHA!.
THEATRICAL SYNDICATE. lf,3l Broadway, N. Y.
-—ananas, KXTINOUISKKH (or Theatres.
rinC Best device made. Extinguishes MO
W* ■ K W enhic feet or flame Instantly.wlthout
I ■■■■■wtter damage. Wrltefnr estimate.
Metropolitan Fire Katlngal.herCe.,
' H33 Broadway. »»w Tork.

SLOT MACHINES.

inn Varieties- all no to date. COSMOPOLITAN

W/UiTEtr ilLUSf RAT ED S0H6 SETS.

lloFUmi. Address BONOS, care <tf CLIPPER.

F-ILIVIS.

RIL.IV1S

f»l

F-|l_iVIS.

WAR FILMS AGAIN THE RAGE.

We are the first in tbo field with a Wouderfully Accurate and ilralisllc Series, Allowing Ibo highly txritiut? noiifliols between tbo
Russians and Japanese. These Films will bo the Most Wonder! ul Money Earners of the Century.

WE ARE THE ONLY FIRM THAT HAS A COMPLETE LABORATORY IN JAPAN.

Now is the time to get in your name and address for immediate notification an the different Films are ready for abipment and sale. It
will coat yon nothing to get on our list and get in touch with tbo new subjects before anybody else in your territory. Write to-day.

KEEP YODR EIE OPES FOR THE NEW POLYSCOPE, THE ONLY PERFECT DHCBME.

TPH^ JSEMVIO POIVYSCOPE CO.,

H. H. BUCKWALTER, Wistern Agent. Denver, Gel. 43-45 Peck Ciurff. Chicago. Ill,, II. S, A.

AT UBBKTY,

WILLIAM

V.

MONG,

Character and Dramatic

LEADS.

Successful Stage Director.

MR. MONO'S work was moat uutiiml, It
was not nrilne. Ii was real life— CHAR
CURTO CAHN. WOBLD-HKILALD, Omaha.

The Hlutft management of WILLIAM V.
MONO was excellent. —TKIHUM5, Knnwllln.

WILL NEGOTIATE FOR SUMMER STOCK.

Address eure KORMAVS. t'alro, 111.

AT LIBERTY,

Of 10 Pieces for Summer season. Seashore pre-
ferred. Park managers, write. First class rep.
ertolrc of music. Referenceglven. Address
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«*• " LADIES' LIST.

Armstrong,

Mrs. Wm
Allen, r.euri- .
Anderson. -Plot.
Allan, Violet 8.
kwierbewt SIKbc
Amota. Mllle.
Abrahams, .

£9E toavid

■ .to, -Plot*
... on g, Ethel

By, mmFitj
Orsou.iinor.

Band. A.-

BUrUo, Georgtc
Hoyd, Anna .:...
1 to wen, I. u tret to
lli-udshaw Luura
HurncN. Mumlo

llltll, HoBC

Harbour. Jons.
rieebe, Urate
lleordtilcy Teddy
lintik'i, Nontia I.

jllTke, Mabel
Unit, NMR,
Maiter, I'flyllne
lJuttner, Ada ■
Brock, Polly A.
IScaurcgariJo,

Mercedes
lturton, Clara M

Suiteao Slat., 2
urry, M!;»
fccloioot. Flor.
UlU*u Mm. K. B
livll Outers
Iinrtabottl,
_ -'-... ,Mlle. E,
itvlgbt, Jresle
llryuut, Violet
Helton, Best,
llrovn, lilit
Huron, Barbara
llurti Hotel
ilruiik. V. 0.
litcrbower.

, , IShdoJ.
Caiuo, MiuiUu I)
Colllus, Minnie
i.oOke, UcraMInc
L'arlcton Halm
Crawford, L. M.
i; Union. Kale
Uttfcell, A.
UIUIIMII, Dot.
Clayluli, Zcllii
Cortuoy, Flor.
Chi-tls, Vlolctlo
Currlc,- Mae
Drone, ittUjlhi
DiiVeru, Lorotta
IlicRonoe. Wtiu
Di-Kay. Mr*. ,.T.
Dunbar, Untie
Drew, Mhi'V.
Dcaiic, Bailie
Dorian. IScrtha
D'Arvllle. Cnni.
DuFae, LuCUlo
Uarrvll^Yn.
Dire»,Mr«. ■
IMpcw, 1'au. b.

DeHllllunl. Moll
piiLaWli Kvn

lierian, BMlba.
Dlcrr, Loulo
Dorothea '81st.
Dow, Mutalo
DcLvoli, HMH
Dorothea Slaters
Uauline, Bertie
lX'liil'ut, lililit
Davit*. MnlScllo
Edward*, KttUo

)«UKCJI, JcVllO .

Kuiniy. Mum.

Epstein, Jrullle
J.tuiuctl, Ciaclv

vm • •

Eleanor (10c
Ford, lto'iu 0,

Fay, Elsie
Toater, .Teau.
I.'oodu, Bess.
Fnrlardcaii,

Dull I
Fnust Sisters
1 ininine, Cusslc
Fiackuiun,
; i ..-,• , Mrs, M. J
Flora, .Mildred
Flake, Mny
"uller, Olorla
Jaraacr, Mrs.
(Unlit, Mm.
Graelu. Ella
Uaje, MnlK'l
Ornliom, Uilna
tiny,' Mrs. A. U
npriluti, AnnJo

oWO.VM, Kiniu
tillletie, Marie
Herri "K. UllaL.
llclui, Anna
Hlalam, Ml.
Howanl.

Mt-H- Dcrt
Ilenilcrstiu,

Muml. Co
llarapiun, Mary
UuIIIh, Lorraine
Ilu9llni<«. I-'. S.
Hart, Sadie
lliluaou, Mabel
rioroer. Jonnlo
Herbert, Nettle
Holland, Caru
llllllanl, Helen
Heiurer, Ixinn
Hurtniuii. i .

Mnilrlliie
Hainen, Mury
liuyea, Ocrtlu
Ilofinn, Lottie
Uaydeii, .
, Mai^uperlle N
■Toy, lieatrlce
.Iju'tmin. IleHHle
Jordan Ntl«H Cvo
Kent, Main lo
Keenau, Mamle
Kleter, Ida
Knowi™,

Ml-K. R, 12
I.nVutt. MailO
Little, Ilertlo
lilrerpool, Mm I.
l.nverne. l<oula
letter. Mini
l.i*nnpl Hlflcn
lA. < vnar<1, Liiiuia
Lady Star
LuK'itii, Clinic
■.Inilacy, Nina
Lottie, Mra W A
Lilly

(CliarleiUin)
Lovetanil Slulera
lA'Wlx, llatlle
Lyman, ejnn.
Leslie. Mm. )M.

I^iylK. Alum
^ireiiu, Mabel
McMeer, (Irnee
Major Slsiera
Morvnu, Leo
Mlskel, Guru
MuJIhuii.

Isabel O.

MuHimrr Carrtu
Moriie. .'Ira. 11,
Mills, llnttlu
Jlel'arlnnil, .

. .Mra. I'lill.
Moullou, IlesM.
MllcUcll. Com I.
Koiitrose. llcwslu
Monui. I'uulliie
MortluiiT. Klulhi;
Morrlaon. May
Montletli. Jean.
Miller, I'ayetta
MUXKcrMite, Mra
Nelson, Mario
Norton, Miss
Nelson, MrsC U
1'enrl, Dolly
I 'no I, Gun 1'.
I'nliiier, MM
t'rlugle, Jtjis K.
"rltne, Ilybcriu
RemlDg, l.'lnii
llnymond. JaMM
Itoaa, Lull.

Itevel. Mill lie
HusHell, Leull
Kaye, Vrelte
Itutxsfoli, I. II.
Ueeves,

• Mra. Lester
Keeeili Leslie
Russell, Mac
Reed. Ol«n
Rich, Hell
Raniy, Oeor(!luU
Robblnsoii,

I'inclUi
iSloluj Slaters
Sinclair, .lulln
itlutlj!. Ivy
Jk'iiniuiir. Ada
sLockley,

Uusalv II.
s?te»ena. L.
Halanille.

I'lc i II-

Mtonc. Muriel
Klirewaburry,

Marble
Sehler, K. U,
Spcneer, Ml,
Ht.Clalr, liata
Sbernooil,

Helen M.
Sunder, Luiilve
Kuxou,

Mra. Vault
Sliimllrli, Helen
(•Usldurd, Allen
Klllwell, Ciinli-
Sloiluhlon MllUel
Towno, Leonora

i;oo>lvrtu, Ben
i : reave, (J, J.
tl.»xlUnd. tild.
(llltotte, Chas.
Uould, Wm.
tin tii, Karl
Hallnxher, J. II.
Donne, Cuy
Ilonlle, Tom
Hoy. l|ar.
Ilayuos, Ctiarlle
IlarUOUKU & ,
f ! ...... Btnitb

lljinllton. Geo.
Hoyitos.O.ll.
l|ny<«, Tommy
Huiiier, «. V,
lbrrls. Vrau
Hurl, Mark
lliillinwny. Sid
liwldy, —
Holden, A. II.
ljutley, C. &
lleiiseliel, V. K.

rtty.'Fied Stanley.iW. A.

- num. i

Henderson.- V, A
1 lamer, Wl|l
llolinaii, liar.
Heath, L. M.
llehry, -Kubeno
llerrtnann, Huns
Husbands, C. 0,
Holden. A. II.
Ilnlbln, W. 9.
Hultoes i , .,
. .«. Waldon
HilniDiund, II. <:.
Hcrruiuiin, I'. L
llnrrlnitiii, M. H
1 In ilea way &

Walton
Iloeslum, .lim.
Holmes, laek
Home, It. It.
Hamilton, Jack
lludifts, \V.
Holt, D. 14.
Hur.smer &

Ullvcttc
Hays. Hi. O.
tlnnilltun. J. 0.
His;y A Lue

I Ivn iiuiuii . I'. L
HiiKUiiKri i I'lim
Hale, Jul.
lleliia.lreet. JA

H.ll.le, A. 11.
Henderson. A, U
Hill & Wbltaker

IltalKens, Kll
Hull. U. V.

II inillioii, Uev
Hay\ruro *

1 la} nurd
Henry, S.
Iloivui-J lire:)
llelni-lHiiel Lolls
Helm. Wm.
lliivMlinrne. MK
Irons, Miu'iie
1 1 vim,-. I'nuik
.Inlinsciii, l-'nsl
.lenklus, S. B.

.rut ii >. r. ii.

Jerome, II. M.
Johnson, (leu, T
.inhiisoii. Hilly
Johnson, Mr.

(whistler)
Jncksons, ',\
l-llif, Hurt L.

K Infer, Will
Mint. Wm. J.
Tliursloii, Grace KjiIkIiI. llros.

Ihunipson, Amy

Morrlaey. Hlslera
Mofxu, M. L.
Miicka, May Ucll
Miles, Iln
Mnrtln, May
Morton, Nell
Moore, Annette
JllHcll. Mituit
Mvultuu. llessle
JTorrou Gertrude
Mlltliell. Kitty
Merrill. Lnlil
Mltebell. Litlit T
Moorv,.Jneis
Mlnell, OlUe
Jloulrose, JJl'Sslu
Meeui Uli'. Iinu)
Mulir,- Aenrs
MueOrcgor Maty

Tlianiiisuiit KHz.
Ti-elegan,

. Madeline

Tlioiuns, Hilda
Tlioinloil, Allvu
Vsllerlv, Alleit
V'eronn, Ayltiu
Vrula, Lunelle
Vuti.Vnkur tii'uto
Vuin.v, Clinics
Vuduuls, II.
Woods, Amelia
Walker, Dvdit
Wuync, 'Myru
Wood, KuKcitln
Wntrner, >Ini'K.
Walker, Mrs I. II

Wilt.. II, llelle
Wllei>.\, All. la
Woods, Amelia

Wcl.il, A I lee

Wlni'healer Rose
West, Ltlji-l
Walker, Dedu
WellluKlon, 1,11.
Welsh, Atmlu G.
Vtitv, Anna
znbclle, l-'lora
Uhtgarellit
Zeuo. Mra. W. U

Allen 4 infra

AdaniB, Andy
Adams, II. J.
Alien, A. .».
AMai*,;Jo«
jSatrxT, J.JH.
ATeTaUab, B. B
Aekerman. .I5d.
AII«SlT,«eo. ■
Alexander, u, »
Avery. Wm.
Antrfcm. Mar.
Armena Trio'
AlkUiwii Wllb.
litWtlll, clt.h.
Mm All, ii.

Hal four. J. I.'.
Hrooks, Mux
lltUIr ..Walt.
BBarlA .0. W.
Uidokea. Coritcy
ItTiyerrAV. T.
Hiirtcll, Mr.

Homuittu, ITl'Ud
Uunlar.i'A
Hrooka, Han

Htu. Gbas. ,
Dnrlow. WJI.V
HurkatMcCann
Drown. H.V,
Kurk, J. K.
llnalter, W. VUB
Illttera. 0. II.
llurth, August
Tiilinon. U. II.
I'.bckmoic, D II
Bell, It. O.
Iiiuinu, Morrla
Ilulloek. IJua
Duructt'fc. .

I f Wjersou
litre'™, Jt»ir** .•
Dullard, Klmcr
Dell,, 'Jem . ...

Ddrly eh, A. 1*

Slelhcn. U. 1.
Hard Btoh.
Dond. V. H.
■MM, Krtd
Uowmani JAM
Utrr.A Evaua
Duma, liar.
Hi-mi. F. ..
Doouc, l\ K.
Iturlon. a. 3.
••Boy Wauted','

Hiirk, .luck
Ilcrk, Lou
DiHtlielet. Art.
MTtae.,0. T.
lluuvunln. •»

llelltbllin &

.. -rreeuiuu
llyrito & Went
lluiithaui. M. 3.
IHkev, ». M.
tturko, Jaek
Itflmont, I Inf.
IlSrtllek, V.. I.
1 |o v ill on. I'aul
Jlarlow, Lu,ur.
lltker, Kdw.
UlDba. Kf.
Hrooks. K. I.
Ilftldwln, Jno.
Ilessey, Jack
Diirher, « R-
Dnsikc, Ileniy
Jilnnm, Jno._
lirjant, U B.
" 3, P.

OKViXtetoKVM LIST.

CkurlebglK, A. A
Colllnu, Cau.
Clark. Ouy
Crane, Nat,

Ciihiiliitbnui.

ciaV'k, Jbo! ■ '
Cook, J. W.
Crceil, 0. B..
Carter. Jot. A.
Chinese Dwaif,
..... . .(tugr.)

Copueuiiflre,

Bert

Collllia, Jim
Cvuley, Mar.
Coitvln, W. II.
Crosby Jr., J. F

Darter, v, R,

Oroyk, IS. «.
Corbctt, J. J.
Cioueher.'Wui.
C.aiually, J. C.
Codnlre, liar.
Cohjiuiu, 'J'. L.
Clement, IS. L.
Ccell Comedy Co
CuinmliiKH. Asa
Cobu; Willi.
cimii.ller. W. K.

Clifford. B. S.
Colby,. .0. M>
Clurk, 0. 11.
Curium, Hum
Cnit.lll. II. 11.
Clark, Urueu
Crnik, A. W.
Clair. Curl
oiliuml .v Burke
Cue, JW.
CorbiTl}-, J. V.
vicory. 0. V.
Chandler, J. G.
Oiruelll, Don
CiiHlle, 11. B.
Cumiibell, J. W,
Corleae, Frank
Curler, Whit.
C*nley, J. l'i.
Iielmur Trio
DeFoust, Hur.
Boyle, W. J.
Devlin.', V. J.
Day, Frank
Davis, 0. 0.
Dibble, J. P.
Draw, Grant
peannrj, I. 1''.
DuVou. Fred
Dale. Walt
Perwnda. Leo
Uoiiiildsaii, C. A
DashlnKlon. AF
Pouvvuu, Jno
Dee, Boy
Ditlau, J n*.
Dixon, Joe
Duraut, Frank
Deuilug. Uobl.
Dh'kersoa, T. J
DlekrKon;'II.O
Dougherty. II.
Dlainutid, O,
Davla, Aualiu
Dale. 1/fW
DvMorebt, Uobt.
Devureauv, Dale
Dausoli. It. S.
Daly, W. J.
DeVeldo A, KL'ldn
Deriftw, Tele
Honnclly, J. A
Doming, Art

Ualjii, 'the
liclnwye, W. I,.
I'Iti nil. Jl. L.
Hoiii;lan, lliinloii
DeLaeoUr &

Fields
DeKulz. Cbuu.
Deer, Jlta
Doyle, Jim.
Dt'Voiii i'reil
Delmiir. K. U,
lirltkavu. B"b
HHsivorlb. I '.iik.
F.nu, W. II.
Fdwarda A

Kernel!
Lluier, Ftxsl
Kruetl. 0. M.
Kills, Bid.
'Ispy, Ld.

Kllllulieek, C. E
lseller

i (innitlelaiil
Kllpatrlek. C, G
Hosiers, The
Kiiiifiiiiin. Guy
Kerr. II. H.
Kntool,' Hubeeb
Knights, Tlie
Kelly, Jewell
K'oster, Ueb.

Kibes. J. <;.

I- uller. Will.

Keauv, liar.

KJelst, I'. L.

King, Juu

Kllen, LA.
Kelly. D«U A.

l'.lilgsluud. V.«t
Knlglil, 0.
LlvltiKstoii, 3. B
Lmkwood. Kug.
LoPalgo Harrow
1 liter. J. It.

I.nwilltllc, Alex

J.ywiHnHDl....
uuiKdHiii.win.
Lylshlou, 'Flunk
LtiNole, Kil. •
I-ulleane Trio
LeFevre, Jno,
Lewla «t F.lllatt
Lurrlvcc, A. 0.
1 ynu. Jp J.
l.orulne. Hur. .
LydeUA

. llutlerirnrth
I.eltoy. Wult.
Luther, JT. D. ..
I Ujttpti 3. A.

Lawrence. Thoo.
I Ink. Hilly
I."). Frank
I.lltleluu Kmmel
Laurent. &Cn|vlu

kktt lessen, II X
Millard. W. C.
MltTcVL.
Mellonottc,

Armand
Mhhoii, D. S.
Mack, W. C.
Maxwell, 0. M.
Muuroe, Mack
\: & Lawrence
Marks, II. O.
Mason, W. K.
Mack. Jos.
Meyers, Kdttlu
Mlgee, J. J.
Slack, C. D.
Markhain. II.
Morton. J. J.
Maltvul, K. J.
Mkutell. West.
Moore, Jno.
Mel vj lie; Ebg. .
MulW, II. B.
Mason, W. A-
Mlnnnlll, V. O.
Maekey. Atulreiv
Mortimer, Chan.
McDouaall, M.
Mix, Clky
McMillan, E. D.
Mack, W...0. •
McUulchL'on SF
Mock, C. & II.
Meyers, Julius
Mcureevcy, Jack
Milddox, it. t;.
Melville, How.
Mauley. Chas.
McKciiuu. Tuui
Maxwell, <-'.
Mullen, .141.
llUler, J.T.
Moore, Frank
Muiitlie, i>. G.
Murphy ft
; ; , . I'nliiier

McClure, Elmer
MllHOII, II. II.
Mitchell, Dick
Murphy. F.
MeDounl'l ltulpb
Montague. H. W
May, A., ii.
Mukovsky.

Uohomlu
.MeEnroe, Joe
Mart/, Al.
MeQillriii. W. V.
Merrlllehl. J'. C

l^Ilr^ll,.. , J•. m.
Morris, AV. S.

Montana, Hurry
.MeAiilllTe, Jer.
Mltehell, H, A.
Morrlnsey, T. V
Murphy. iiciL
"Mr. I'lojilur
, of Furls" Co
Munley * Iav
Morilu, l'ete
MiHIulrk. Loitl'i
Nteco, II. V.
North, J. It.
Newton, .Toa.
Niece, liar,
Nasou, F. W.
Mece. Fred
Nason, F. W.
Nelson, Chas.
Norumu .

, (troirmuu)
N. .ii. ii, Juu
Nelson. T. II.

NUWtOU.'.At.

Urphcuin Com. 4
iilvlu. B.
Gtida. lidwil. .
Umbra's Tnutis'
Cvlrleb, JnckK.
Owen, J. IS,
I'nliiier, Hoy
I'atlcu. John
Price, H. M.
I'yiio, Dick' "
fryer Una.
I'l'iurs., K, W.
I'lillllpa. T. L.

I'ower, Wm. |L
I'owrll, C. K,
1'inuey. Geo. A.
trior, Hurb.
Fallen ft Ferry
Ftrry, J. 11.
I'uscatel.Dell
Foyuler, J. G.
PMwttj Bam
l'lillllps, A, n.
l'uwers, J. F.

Inmza, .Oou.
Itthy.- AUK, ■■
toberla. II. F.
'icynoldu. Abe
toukhyv K. i;
lotbeuberK. K N
II. 11 Kf

t'nrmodi, J. P. IXdloU.^ep.
rarEtf. II. -..pnvlVftrat
CuiUttta 4U» - ' lUWUliiU. B:

KdWatda, J, B.

!:iniuctt. Kail,
Mierliitrt,, Win.
Iklwunla, C. F.
Uarlu & NaGur
I'ltwcrald. Ger.
Ford. G. F.
Fowler, Jno.
riHIiiigli. B. II.
Friend, IS. N.
Fules. C, T.
Fltaglhbon ft

MeCoy
France Jr., s. U
Ferry, Clint
I'niicli, F. V.
Fcrgusou, Hur.

l'lliulug, J. L.

fox, Fruiik
Kenlong, Jnu. it.
Francis, Gen.
Freiieh. If. O.
Fordhuui. Art.
Friend, a N.
Ford, €. «.
Ford, Loyal
Fuy, Eitilli'
Full.,: ft Sreiiian
l'orilaiini, Art
Ford. C. tt
Fubrriiberg Karl
Fruser, Uiu
Forber, .Mens.
Fouler (t lltxitler
Oath, Km-
Goodwin, T. \\.
Class, J. L.
Ganluer, D.
Greclil, F.
Gllmorc, Barney
Gurshh', il. B.
Gurslde, Couillt.
ft Mack
Oreouway, Uy

(iUIIUS, 0. Ii,

Gowcr, Jus.
Gonnuii, 'J'. J.
(Iracuwucd, U B
Garland, Fred
Gallagher, D. II
GulluKher. l\ M
Groosmllh. Geo.
Gnrsltle, J, 8.
Goleintiu. Mr.
Oarnelt, II. It.
Giiirulo, Frank
Oresory .V Lyim
GIMeti. Muck
Gruluiiu. I'enL
Gladden, V. A.
Gardner mm.
flnrdner, .luck
flaualo.' Frank
(iewKrleiiil, t>. I,
Hi&ory: r;-15. '

liutuiuss m\t

1. a. cell. Hue.
Luntyette, at.
Liirrlvis.', A.
loin, L. L.
Li'-lle. IMwd.
Mbbey. J. A.
I.eouunl, Mite,
l.is.usnl, Alex.
Leo, Frank
l.eumlru ft llolim

Leivli-, J. IS.
I 01.0111 1 UK. War

Lvroy* .Krniik
LiiiigstiilV, C.
Miles, B. J.
Mmkell, lorn
Mitrluus, 4
Mnek. B. V.
Murllul ft

. Mnxuilllnii
Marlowe,

I'lllnkelt ft CO

Meyer. Julian
Mundevllle. G.
Meehau. Wm.
Mills, Jerry
Miiniby, Csiur
Marl In. A.

SEiltb,' Henry

HwaaaoujJJ., u.
Ktctson, Wall.

Btnlth, Humlvr
ibiiui, W. II.
Blurr, Hurry
e mart ft

Murphy
RtLeijns, Tbb ■
Bliaw, T. W.
Bllver; O. X.
BU'iens, W. U.
Sweet, Olms.
Bmttb,.Wlll
Kteffen, Fred
Huiltb. J. A.
BehoUdl, llenu.
Mtickliart, W. D
BUuwell ,

Braui. Co.
Bcrrn, Ow.
Bully. Lew
Sehmela, F. C.
Snnnders, Chus.
Sbcaulicrd, lieu
BIiertnnD. Joe.
goraker Bros.
Btapford. Wm.
Bparks, Clms,
StiiiUoii, Walt.
Sliltiiiian. Jon.
Binlth, F. B.
bullirnn. Tom
Hllver, G. L.
Ktielvey Bros.
Hlrock. J. M.
Bhea. T. T. .
Stark, F.

Htowe, LolllS
Bully, J. IV.
Bupher, Hurry
Stevens. IS. F.
Kwlft, Herb.
Bhcvett, Phil
BiHltelle, X. C.
Heytnour ft Hill

Snivel AiKei slier

BUvors, »lwd.
F.tuuley, Milt,
llielle, W. L.
i'liobus, Otto
t'rauv. I. M.
Tlppel &

Kllnient
Trainer, Friuik
Tlioinun, David
'IJminons, G. II.
Turcran. U. II.
Tenbrooke.

Lambert ft T.
Tucker, Frank
'Ultimas, Oils
TJIlots«ii,-W. W.
Todd, Frank
Trovoio. -^
Til in "too. Man.
Touber, M.
Trousdale Hros.
ITduU, Chas.
Itnavr, Julius
Vnnlllll. II. J.
VnnNcas. W. II.
Vlrden, Lew
VutiBusli, David
\ Irdeu. I*w
VoBB, J. 'K.
Vender, Dick
Viet, F- H.
Van, Woody
VouToska, Alb.
Van Hros.
ViiDMurriil. Mr
VniiKalnii, Prof.
VstiNetln, Fru'k
WurrliuT, C. IS.
WIlllaiiiH, Slut
Wrlabt, K. IS.
Wnlhiee, 1'i'aok
winters. O. A.
Williams. Bvru.
Wlilto, J. 0.
Wadswortb, .
.*>'■ '.ABurdette
Williams, Jml
WaiiKemiui, Gua
Wilson, F. II.
Wurker, V. T.
nitlluins, Scott
Wiilbuuru Ai

.. Whitney
Wliismun. II, F.
WlKbt, Illlllurd
WhUi-slde.
•;. '•■••: Walker
vYrllMl. c. F.
Wi*.,l. It. to.
Wowls, B. (I..
Wolf. '.Art. ■(',.
Wlilltnker. Uobt
Witting. Art.
WllllngH, The
While, .lack

Wlitlllehl. lie...

"<JtJ>Jto.Oreia^bijBii i^f^'^

with May>Quryea,iuia W. C. Mortimer r
lember'ot "^fibfliupoattrrin wlilcli both gay

bill

*"n I

preacntii,

Quhui, f. i ii

Qnewinu The
Sugfry? Bob
llaymouil, Fra'k
llley. J. W.
Iced, llr.rry
tain/ a. Geo.

tuaaell. Wulcnttl White, (J. P.
IfHWJMa, J. A., Iwirtil. Hill
-tuilgcr. W. I.

\Vhltesldu,.,Tack
Wright, Geo.
WUIIunis, A. «.

tUM«

ituM'ii, Frauk
Ualston, '

, Downiun
kyun, Wm.
liuniza. Gen.
Illley, W. F.
Itcnk. Walt.
Hotsl. 1'mu.in
llouehu. Hur.
Kiwehtliul & Co.

UllUKoll .V'liH.Ml

Hulilers.'Tlie
ltoylsUui, Curie
Itylfti ft Ryan -
ItlckurtH, V. B.
Ulngllm.', Geo.
Ryan. piii... ,
tentl ft Nlblo
llusuirel II.
Hvun, ISluier
Klggs, Bin
lU.«elle,,.W. J.
Iteyiiaril, to. V.
Rubbliis, A, D.
Ruiisby, IS.
Rose, lliirrv
It.ilolir. F, A,
1(111110,, Nut
Scullion, Jus. F
Miuusc, II. M.
Silver, «. L.
SHlfl KOTlCJlJ) AT MUAU OF LIST.
■ " ■ <»»
KUJiTUCltY. , .

^^^^1^ l^l^S^' S9SSS^^M

,cc rcuucBt that coMmunleatlom MtnMfor »•« <=?Xrr«nt week P 'Tbrougn Fire and TwW In their dancing act Flske s uck "'
P « h « fl«o« *^0*tt*W*»*« V&^Wi ™ heudathe company. SgT. _ rh a..,». , ? ^.„.», .J^

•JMInaai UMl «*•» not Inter tltun Ualur- ^* n r „ g v/hlteomb" lollowe,

Notks, — Chorleg Frolitunn'h

day, Fib. ' 'JO , if PWtttto.

MABSAOiltSK'I'TS.

i i | ( i'

llonton.— There are Tew cliup* M Jjfi 1
in town tlila week, ruidMaoap Adaiiij, In "Ihu
Fretty Slut-r of ,fo*'," ut tin? IIoTiIh. la tlio

U'r,"aVtlm (Hobe; Kellar, at llic Majcatle ;
"A DeHpernti: Clnuic^" at the Columbia j
"i'lmMigh l'lre-and W.aler." .at_the. grand
ntifra '
Hall;

Hmiari iTSiT "uVllik" nirHie' Itoinloltt H(|aar«.
Hitsluesa Is great InoverjiSectUm of the city,
cud la likely to continue ho.

& la a.drnnutUzatlon of Mja. ^Fratteca th^^og^e.^^^c ^ ^ ™

I ,B er )._.Thfl,.hotiHo njaungt'ttient nreaenU.tflla
week ; anoBiar one of i Its taniouu TaudevUlu

i: DuulH llywi, h» repertory, at ^lualc
"Her Murrluge Vow,' r at the .Hub, ntid
carda, "Nurre Dainc," at tbu -Gaatla

Charles DUkMu und coinpaiij-, Flood Bro- the lead ( In "Tbe neurt of , Chicago" QS

ihort John Fotd and Maymo Gebrue. :Bu- In. ■•tbe tScnaon . .. ..Tom J Daley. „r ,,'.

•Sit bcVouii, Paul Barnes, Deltnore SfBtcTB, city, baa Joined the "Ollttcrlng Gloria" Cuts

F^rccll and Urooka, Milt and Maud Wood, pany, wWcb opened at New llnvcu. g

Qtiart't Basque (llrst titne In Boston). St. foat wce8....#..It U reported that Do, Li

tina • BfotKr Smith axd row'ell, and the Bclaseo Is talking of bnlldlsg a chain it

lkrtacotouete the annoutn'omonta. A. new twelve- llijatiea. one of., wb el» la to be S

house nroSme bus been adopted, audlj pro- ortetl la, tbJa city;;.. Joseph Farley toC\

bo blv the most artlstlcallly liajtidmane ' of My the Clara_ Turner Co. at Troy, N. t, tl '

U " U V.. V . U . *"..:. a— ft «!»«•■«» r*4 rMM ..ntiflli na ' t\wYkTlfl1*rir TfttI Tl ' v

bills nud What Carle Lothrop says Van,
"Add up our llueof lingo regurdlug tbe old

New Bedford; — I^arge pat ron.tgo | a vi
week, notwithstanding the contluucd frleiii
weather. 'Z" ' ■

New Bbdfoho THeatub (Wm. u. ctosn
niunnger).— "The •Merchant of Venice" irni
casayed Feb. 8 by a corps of local auuitcurn
Itt-amost delightful wanner, the occaMon

" ipitHi.
ullllr

house current, week.
"A ltou

annuity, liita Iwen natlflflictpry. -.. To follow,
ISziu Kendall, lii ''The Viuuxuf Buyer."

in is i on. Tiii;at1ib iLrtivrence
iinimiger). — Tin: (inly thing that cau be Haiti
about ":'Way Down liaafUu-tlmt UJSibrouk-
Ing nil funnel- rccorda made ut thla houau uud
othertJ limine; its former engage incuts In thla
it-.v. The rural drama tells u good glory, and

.. 'A, Hlalto ltounder'! and
_ Bound Up," mid u vaudeville entertain-
mout fjrulBhed liji tlio following:.. Marie
Hodgers, Frederick Brothers -and Burns, Han-
Ion and Ferguson, Fields nnd YVooley, and
lllci! aud Prcvosl la the ahow.Rlven. Lant
week Al. KeeA'CS aud Co. again attracted
large audiences and sent them, home lm-
meudely pleused. ' ■ ■ ■ . ■ . , 'i

1ACHUH TiHUTat(0. H. Hatchcller, lnan-
n'ger).— One of the best shows of the season
was the verdict of all who saw the .Gay
Morning Glories Co. last week. Teople wero
turned uwuy at many of the evening shows.
vVaklruu- ft Br.vaat.'a Trocadero Co. .Is .play-
ing beru thla week, and giving u show con-
sisting tif two burlesques, "The Misrlt Fam-
ily" and "liluwutho," and the following
olio: The Grahams. Joe Morris, Belmont and
(I'Hrlen, Wink and Mack, uud the World's
Comedy Four. , .

Austin- A Stose'h Muhkum (Btode &
Shuw, niauugcrs).— Tftu UoovatU Midgets
are meeting with great success, -mid their
pleasing offering Is enjoyed by ■ young and
old,-, Tills is their Inst week. The- Musical
Rpclicleuiis, uml Mardo ar>i other Important
< urlu ball curds new to. patrons. , Stage:
lJilllh Huberts. Logan Sinters, Lcuuu Bau-
son, Fred Cnldwell, Ardclle and Leslie, Hld-
li.m Brothers, Dlaucbe - Wallace, Fyne and
Diize.v, Cora . Wiisnu, Spencer aud Marsh,
and Osborn and Wallace.

NicKr.umuoN (h. B. Walker, raauager).—
Wct'K ot Feb, in, curio hall : Minnie Clifford.
In au act culled "1,'Avelense de Sabres;"
Junies Morris, epidermis wonder ; Sum Coheu,
expansionist; Btirkhardt, king uf colne, and
.1. W. Cuffe. skeleton dude. Stage : Aunctta
Powers, Nellie Hurt ford. Wyuu and Hart,
Keverni: uud littmu) aud Delia Iluniey.

Walkkh'm Musmuji (T. Itiinkluc, mnua-
H'r).-,-'iite wiiudei't'iil Odncuted horses, Mo-
ulin aud Brlghupi; Joseph D. Cramer, "the
Minimi giraffe ;" J. Mnrtyu, comedy Juggler;
Scuttle, , wbHi-d cvuilquc, uud the London
I'niicii and. J tidy, show comprises curio, hall
stiow. cui-ioiit .week., stag,; : ' Hlguor Ern),
i .'mis Bales, Frank Flilppa, Florence Fischer,
May Tyca undotltura......

WXAOii News. — A vouccrt wus given at the
'J'i'emont Siiuduy ulgbt an a teatlmonial to
•Inhuuy Qlilglcy, tbe. funious newsboy tenor,
who Is going ubroad to unlah bis. .musical
cducutlou. a splendid bill Was given, tliu
hit of the uLghi being mode by Jou Itotb,
connected wllb tbo press departaueuit uf. Mr.
Keith's local bouse. ' lie does a. German come-
dian act that will bear comparison with tho

beat of professionals in this line £un-

iluy shows : Boston — Ross Snow, Villi Ott,

Pickwick," 13, : ' : teforo 'tn. auJlcare who "ijis
rived tiiucli jileasiiie. Ubepard's nioviu-

STDia.T TnBAUB

pictures- 1&-17.

■ SHBEDV'Bj .TpKCUASH

Hodgson Bnruett's novel bearing the title
of "The l'rctty Bister of Jose.", , la anpnwt
of Miss Adams are: Henry Alnley, 0. Jibr-
ilson llimter, Fxlgiir Selwyn, Joseph Fran-

coetir. -Francis Byrne, George Irvlna.', ( iiuue.-, ,mu ui, v«i ■■••»..«. ■■ *' v . l »~'~:~"'n^j in •' a • mosi. ueimuviui uuuavi, me oeenj.1

I'ltl, Hlcliiud l'lttliau, Joseph Kaufmauu, Howard's shows, and do you cvei.Dndtno t^mg f or . the beieflt of St. Luke's Hosnli
llarry llckrtone, Mrs. '\V. 0. 'joiics, Catber- total , to exceed that Of the real ^ merit of _ttm Tno fc UoulI 8 was .well filled, aud tStSL
Uie FroTtoi'. May Oalvan aud PloienceiOII- billsr- Bill: CbarjaSi M.. Bdrto a BfcJW Mj , )r0 ved a great anccess. both artistically im
bert. Fonrleeii performances, la the extent La- Rnc. Lew Hawkins, Lottie OUgOn Md ' nrJlincla |iy.. «a Country Girl" was gl en *
of the engagement. Charles llawtrey a mil Tlart, -Cheny nttd Bates,- Balsle May hear , y rocept | onv by ■» bouse filled with en
•;«aucy. .Sully" was a breeiy; dellgbWnl little Hall, Johnson. Davenport and ^ Lorella, Bttrr ^,,,1^0 patrons, 10. Tho inimical e£
play, and munuged to meet with the niiproval nud Evans, Eldora. Fields uud Martin, Miie. e(] wag ren dered la a most pleasing uinnncr
3 ull the locul critics. The patronage dur- Perkins, Lewis and pKJSffijSK "1 Kniafhr' "f a L-onipuny of worptlonal merit, "lhh,,
lug. the 1
(I1.0111;
gers;.— 1
goinuslur,"
lng on "'
Klbtiiaii.

Ulley : Hatch, iruaries ouaru r - u. *, .
Geo McKlasock, Louise . Brackelt, Harriett
Shehlou, Grace Gibson and Josephine - Dltt
ure the principals of the company present lug
Hut comedy opera Hits season.; Mine. Char-
lotte White's engagement, -which closed ou
Saturday night last, was a fairly profitable
one. 1 » ■' . ■

T«UI0KT TUBATiti; (Jao. B, Kcbueffel,
niaiiiigcr).— This Is the second aud lust week
ui Leiv- Dockslader and Uls big minstrel
troupe. Judging from the way the people
Hocked to this house during the past week
to see this novelty, the current one will be
a record breaker In Hie nmlt.i ot attendance.
Nothing in recent years has made such a
lilt and created so much tulk us the enter-
lalutuent given by these black faced artists.
Name .O'Nell Is now llnuly established. .as a
linl, and Iter mutlnee iierformauces ure draw-
ing the largest audiences of any attracllou
111 lowu. llcr rcpcitury for thla week in-
cludes : "Hedda Gablcr " "Fires of St. John"
and "The Jewess" ("Leah; the Forsaken'!).
Miss < i'N'iil Is now under the management of
Jno. it. Schoclfol, and ut the conclusion ot
her engagement at Ibis bouse, uu Friday of
current, week, she will begin a scries of
biiilliicc performances at the Colonial, llcury
W. Savage's "Sullau of Suln" comes Moti-
day, Feb. 'Si. for a fortnight.

Colonial Thijatkd ((.'has. Frobman, llleh
ft Harris, niauugcrs). — "Three Little Maids,"
now In Its second week at thla house, la win-
ning popularity, und Is assured of big busi-
ness during tbe remainder of the run. Ticorgo
1*. Huntley, the principal comedlau, Is the
hit of the show, and undoubtedly stands uloue
us a ilellnoutoi of a type of character llttlo
known In Aujerlcu. Mlsa Ityuu, Madge Crlcb-
loii, Di'llu Masuu and-Muurhyo Forbson uro
others lu the cast meeting wllb tbe approval
of the pat roes. u

F.iitK TnuATiii: (Clms. Frobuiau; lHch &
linn-Is, miiiiagers). — "The Dictator," Hlchui'd
I In riling Durls' latest Work, bus nuule a hit.
During (be past week William Collier and Ihu
cxcelleut company with which he la surround-
ed have been greeted with shouts uf laugh-
ter, which has beeu almost continuous during
the ciitlro performance. The- coqiedy Is
bright in H if lines', nnd the dialogue Is full of
New York slang, Tbo attendance, while not

Is tbe tyuo of show good. for many years to .

couic. . This Is the second and last week, und Jupiter Trio, Dnielle Banner, Kd. Bcglcy, Mur-

Warriii, liar
Why to.. Engiite
Woodward. GftM
Wultera, Bliner
^V•Brd, Dr;
wood, <l. T.
Weaver, 'W.W.
Woodwurd,

.V . (Jen. .1 M.

Wilson, J. It.
Wayne, Chas.
Williams,'. -Leou
Whyle, li F,

WlllllllllSOII.

Frank
Wilbur, Jus. .
Wllllums.

Frof. E.
Wstti J. A.
vle«r; n. It,
Whlltiker, —
Wueli.- Ungeiio
Vuqkley *

Biuiucll
Young, OH le
Yale, Chas.
Yoliug, 'I.
Vule, Clms.
/limner, Jno.
/itliih", Jus,
Khnmvr, Dave

/.llllllMT. V. V.
/.lerke, Uobt.-
Kui-iliis. Then.
/.livuulo, Geo.

will be followed by Chaunccy Olcott, In "Tcr*
runce." ■ ,.•..... .,..

Majestic Tiikatiih (Stair ft Wilbur, man-
agers). — J. K. Murray and Glara Lane, great
Huston favorites, added .to their popularity
Inst »'iii by excellent work In "Arrab-Na-
1'ogiic." j'bc old drama held the Interest of
large houses during the week. Kcllar, tbe
great innglclau,. holds, tbe stage this week.
It Is claimed his : exhibition 'this season
cellpHes nil previous onus. Kiigugcuicut is
I'm 1 u fuiiiilgltt. . ,1

.CoLL'.MHIA 'I'm; vini: ( Stale ft Wilbur, 111:111-
uger). — Tho sonsutluual luelodraiuu, "A Dea-
iieinto Chance," Is offered hcru this week.
The cast, which Is practically tllu same as
when seen lust scasou. Includes: A. J. lld-
\muiIs, Jack Sum-key, II, II. S. Stafford, John
$?, IltiiiNeli, Itohurt McCluug, T. M. Lung,
llort Maltler, Frank Churchill, John Andrew,
Llllluu. Beyer, Baby Jeunlpcr Sinclair, Bca-
tiien Iltirko uud Mra. - Null Kyi dl. 'X'ho
gatherings were of goodly size last week,
and the commeudubln work of Itubecea War-
ren and associates, In '"less," was warmly
iiiipivciateii. Next week, "The Wuy of tbo
Transgressor."

Music Hall (Stair ft Wilbur, managers).
— Daniel Ityuu, who bus a host ot warm
friends and admirers in Boston and vicinity.

ray and •Sllva, John Chinese Leach, Twin
Nlcea, und 'the Great Primrose Troubadours,
Mntto • Ball ami ■ M ajettto-
Uarducrand Maddcrn, Lillian
Carter and Co., Gordon Eldrod, Morrla Carp'
and company, Howard uml Linden, Carl Vy.
'Sanderson, unit Lew Carroll and Maude Kiln
Ion. Dotodola tiquarc— -Prelle'tt .'Wonderful
Dog Circus. Jules uud 1211a. Garrison, Mor-
lisey and Itkdi, Ban* uud Kvans, Mitchell
uml Moron, L'tistelliit. tuui Hall, O'Brien and
West, Leonard uud 'Drake, Smith uud White,
b'lddou Brothers, and Fred Caldwell.
" ' ' a ''

Sprliiicflcld.— At Ibo Court S<|aaro The-
atre -(YV. ,C .Le, Nolr, tuuuager). — ''Busier
Divwu" cut up hla unties Feb.'' 8. Master
Gubt'li'l, as Buster, twos bad tbo audience
with him. George All,: as Tlgo, showed blia-
self . to bo 0110 of tbe best of amlmal . Imper-
Kouutors, aud kept the audience lu laughter.
The vocal numbers rendored by Al. Jl. Li-
ma r, Diamond, Donncr und Maude Coodrlcb.
wew well received. Chus. L; Cartmell and
Laura .Harris did a dunce which mis one of
the features. The chorus was largo aud
shapely, und added no little lo the success
of ibo piece. Tho Unity Choral Society, u
local, musical, was liberally patronized 0.

(Tbco. B. Baylies, manager).— The patrons
tilled this pretty bouse to Its capacity tun,-
dally throughout last week. Charles Untie-
and Grace- La Buc, assisted by -their Ink;
Boys, presented u novel skit with ecccuttlc
songs aud dunces.- 01 liem were: Ten 1 1 rook,-,
Lambert aud Tea .Brooke, who presetilnl
"Si-liimil'/.'H Aaadcmy;"- the Jeanettes, lu
clever acrobatic feats; II. V. Fitzgerald, In
• Igbtulng, changes ; Flerco and Mulzce, la
songs and dances; Carleton aud Terre, wis
bad mini v new jokes and funny sayings, und
Madge Fox, iu long skirt acrobatic (cuts
gracefully executed. The ever popular viiu-
grupli showed sonvo now pictures. BUI for
week, of TO : Perry Byuu and Wood Trie,
Uainzii uud A run, tlio Four Amerlcun Truns
peters, Charles Buckley, assisted by his wife
i. ml company, iu - "A Busy Mauugitr :" 1 ;..i
ilon, IL Kldred, Vrof. Mletts trained dnj«,
Wallhou r vs. Kniwer, iu races, bicycle uguluv
horae, - and -the vltuurupn.

Shebpy'8 BIJOU TMilATiiD (Tbco B Bay-
lies, mauagcr).— Prof Curpeutcr, Hie bynnu-
tlst. demonstrated bis powers twice dully
week of 8-ia, before large audiences. Sunday
night concert, M, to good house.

Fxowebs' Thbaiiib (John 1. Sliuunuu,
.manager). — lluniew' Dtiluty Puree Burlesnucis
closetLii three days'. engagement 10, and tlio
business done was phenomenal. This com-
pany comprises a number of clever vaude-
ville performers. Iu brief, tbe compuuy pre-
t.cutid ouu of tbe brightest, liveliest aud must
sutlefuctory pcrforiuuuces of this form ut
entertainment. Tho Metropolitan Burlesqucr*,
12, 13, cnnio to thl) capacity. .Athletic n-
l'.lbltlon 1C. . . •.... ;....
,.■1 ' _ . » . ..

Lairreneo At the Opera House (Gruut

& Cabh, managers).— -"Everyman" drew u
eomrortubly filled house Feb.. 8. De- Wolt
Hopper presented "Mr. Pickwick" 11, lo
good business. :"U..T. C. 12, including null-
noc.'tu (air hduses. . "JoShue Whllcomb''
came, to good bouses, 18,,, Including mutlncc.
Booked: Dot Karroll Co, week of 15, Vlr-
Rlnla Huriied, ill ."The Light Tlpit Lies In
Womaa's Eyes,'.'. 24. ■■>

Colonial TueatUd (P. J. Swceucy. mini-
ager).— The general appearance of. ibis new
thcutro Is. one of comfort and elegance. The
seating capacity Is l,««a„and from every siiiit
there. Is a full aud uaebstrueted view of the
stugc. Tbo house Is complete lu Its citulti-
lunnt. Tbo owners have not oply made it
safe aa far as human Ingenuity could do so,
but have gone beyoOd all requirements of tlie

"."', Bft ! «g .' J*W ^iLtifiiW^^ig^ r^-JW Wy

-Dan McAtov giving Lawrence. one of. the htindsomcst tins-

Waltoue, Robert bouses In New England; The In t al perform-

9d, Morris Carrt ance will be 'Tbe Toreador" Feb. 18. Tko

cumpany remains 10, 20. .

Casio Tueatiie (ALHayncs, managcr).-
Gcnerul business awragctf big vvcek of ».
Booked week of 16: Sight- English (.Irk
Sam Dranc, Gus Leonard, Usher aud Lsber,
Patsv Doyle, Burnett aud YVyersou, Austin
Sisters, Mile. Blulia.' . ■■ ■ ,

Casino Tucatkb (YV. L. Gallagher, niua
uger).— Business Is good. Booked week *
lS : Manning, Wills and Manning, Bessie
Pcuc, McLalu Slstora, Kinkald, Young It ham
and CaMlno Burlesquers. Burlesque by loui
Munnlng. Business Is ivory good.
j ! ' ' . '' a I I ' "

Holy okc.— At tho Opera House (B. L.
Potter,- manager).— "Dncie Josh , Sprucoby,
Fob. 3, cam* to fair business. "Girls Vjll
be Olrla" 11, Kyrlo Bellow, -In "Bullies, Id,
"Purslful" 15. '%ky Farm''Tll, Howes mov
lug pictures 20, "The Village Postmaslor -u,
"if Texus Steer" 26.

Empire Thbatiiu <T. F. Murray, muiiii;

f).— "A Runaway Wlfo," 4-0, and 'Ibi

uy ot tho Tranapcaaor," 8-10. drew good

islness. Booked : ("Dare Dqvli Doi«thy_ gj

•2i,

tor the week Is uu cxtcaslvc one, uml In- recepUou by a large house, owl did himself
eludes: "A Royal Lover," "Three Muske- credit lu tbe title role, which gtuvc him u Uuu
teeis," "Glided Fool," "Great Ruby,"."Vlr- opportunity to show his ublllty. E. M. Uol-
gluiiis" and "Monte Crlsto." Putrlce, In land, u3 the detective, was Sec/a to 11 good
"Driven from Home," fared exceedingly well advantage. Clara Burdlck and Beverly Sit-
last week. Tho ox-vaudevllllna is a very greaa/eti , also scored. "ParsUal, 1 ' 11, was
clever actress, and ber , performance -
hUiprlse lo ninny. "Tbo "'

Star has greutly Iraprovcd. Tho bill for the
week of 10: The Whalleys, musical act, uw
Cannons, comedy :act ; Bllly^ Hlues, "•"0

nud dancing ; Jackson and Douglas, couclu

lug with uu afterpiece

crformaucc waa a enacted by a large company, which played
White Slave" Is to fair rctnraisi Due: Wagner Purslful con-
week. . , cert 15, Ezra Kendall, In "The Vluogur

last

LuuUvillc— Macnulc.v's Theatre (John
T. Macniilov. uianugi'r). — The houko was dark
until Feb. 12, whou "The Girl with tho Green
lives" came for tbe balaucu ■ of the week.

Tim piece drew splendid aiidlen,.eji Ida nhJerllned for Feb 22 uud

i omiiicst was in uu; mio roui ; .inn ga\ . Hi;y Tukathu (Stair A Wilbur, mauugcra). Miijcr." iu; "Winchester" 17, Ml hired Hoi- : ,ml uayv '"I 1 ," 1 ' """" SHTSI "mist seven
MillHfaetlon Coming: "Tho Whuirt of Oa ' „..„„ j Iliri .i ugc Vow," which Is claimed by luud, in "Tic Trlmaph of an Empress," 18 : Ul " BU i', , ' C8 ^ ul ; D " luner < -^„*riv fht f Nickel-
Iti-lT.^Quli.iluu.A Wall's Minstrels IS, John the -management to^e'Boinewhut.ortiu.lnuJ- AmMWy;jn "Candida." 10* '.'1?^'!™°" ^J"' .J^ncw SSiTys of ™e Star Intend t'-

Sua ' ninny Improvements lu tho tbeatri'.

.PooTLii-jum-^li^predicled lii . tlio -•
Issue of Thh Clippkr, the new propr'® 4 , ™.,", 1
the Star arc Davy A Lcslkvof Jf«g%
who have mn the Cusluo Theatre in that city

Drew 10, 20..

MASusin TiiaUTiiH (Chus. A. Shaw, iduii-
in] .—"The Sniarl. Kch." Week ol 8, played
In good hiuluess. It drew out the colored
clement In crowds. For week ot 1C, Rose
Melville, in "Sis lhipklus."

Am;mi; Thiiatuu (I -baa. A. ifhuw, luuuit-
u,.|.). — "ilumau llearls'' attriicletl the lovers
of thrllllug liiclodriiuia during week of 7.
The play uud compuny we"'c. good uud guve
entire satisfaction to large houses, For week
ot 14. ".Too Promt To : Beg." ,,..:-„, _

HurKiMiilAM TutMTiii: (YYhnllen Bros.,
nianagersl.— The Bohemian BurleSQue Com-
pany gave n lively ami oillorlulning.'lHirfortn-
iiiiee w"uk of 7, In largo iimlleuct's. For
wis'k of 1-1. Fay Foster's Burlesi|ue Co., uud
City, Sports 21. ., - : .

AVuffOKIUM (Jaiuck It. Cauvi>.;oiunar:cr>.
— t'renkirc uud his bund will give two cou-
Mils Us ■ •'. .'.v. ^

— Oliver Ja> Ei*hUrqt wrlios: VI.ba.v6
been Ibis season with tbe "Not Gtillly' Co.,
mid chim'iI al Delrnlt Sallirftay -ntghl, l.VK IS.

the imiuagement to

Mttli.u lu tho svusulloiial comedy line, la tho
nil ruction shuwlug here thla week. Tbo com-
pany Is under tlio uinuugclucut of Vunco A
Sulllvua's Co. "Two Lllllo Wult's" pleased the
patrons lust week, uud a good turnout re-
sulted. Coming : "Along tho Kennebec" -

Casti.ii Sijt:.Mti3 TniiA'rttu.-IJ. H. Emery,
luuuuger). — The house stock iiluyers ure kccu
this week hi Frederick Puuldlng's new play,
"The Secrets of Notre Dame." Tbo lending
i-huructers uro usslgued to John. Sulupulls,
Howell Hansel. John F. Weber, Lindsay
rlson, Louis Thlel, Thomas MeLnrule

ufternoon aud evening,' 20; "Under Soiithn'u
Skies" 22, wltll niitiiiiee; WlllluulK College
Glee Club 21, De Wolf Jloprior, in "Jlr. l'li'Tc-
wlck," 25 ; llcrrmuuii 2t>, ''Robert Emmet,"
matinee aud evening, 2S.

New GtLiloiiii Tukatru (J. f. Burke, mini-
tiger),— "Tbo Darkest Tjotir," 8-10, a pleas-

ing niolodruuiii, wus entertuliilug, uutt hod
liberal patrousge. being preseuted by a good
I'pmimuy, of which A. Gardner, Carrie Lo

uuinu iuiiuj luiiiiv ?\,uivm*u -— - -7 - _i„. lA n|

making It u thoroughly -up to date plate 01
nmiisoment. Tho rcstdeut tnuuager win w
1'red F. Bcauvais, at- Worcester.

Theatre

■YVorccstcr.-^Worcestcr
It: Weudelscliaefcr,

Whiteslaves," mutlnee uuu «■«!"■,* -,v;.| r u
Al. Letuih aud the. Three llosebuus, lu Gin
molls, Moyua and Mabel Dunning wero most prom- Will be Girls," maUnec und night, IT. %
Mor- Jueul. "Buried Alive." 11-1", stood them up, Wolt Uoppei-, la HMr. Plckwlck.'VwJII^.i""^
' ii l'i " B one ° t,ie ,,c,tL 'r mclodruuias, aud gave his aiitninl npiietuunco 10, 20

t (he

inuuugei').—"Q«^»" t %'
iilluec uud night, g$Jfc

Be

the patrons thu. class of luite'rtalnincnt whTeh
they enjoy. KutblTU Purucll. Cella Grllhths

Devil Doro(by"T8-20.

\ OltA.Su Oi'liia ■ Ilovsi; (CIish, \\, F«ni

miinagcir).-^"A Wife's MlHtuko" was^eeii

llun Lawrence, Cordelia McDonald, lsabellc

l.'lcteher uud Alien Rlker. "D'Arcy uf the

Gunrils" was given u good production ' last

week. . Business could not he auy belter than

It Is at. tbo present time. Feb. 22 and week,

"The t.'lliuucrn," , .1

K0WD04K NJL'Alit; Tiikatrc (G. B, Lo- 1 mger^.-r---A tviics yiintuKiV waa seen

lliroit, iiiiitiuacrl. — "Drluk. ' which .wart re- p, by good ' boiiiiea, who found plenty of

cclttiy- played ut u local combination bouse, amusement hi the play, which was presented

Ik Mug ilnuc by tho bouse stock this weak. Vy an excellent eumpauy. Including: Ethel

Mr. Rlurklnorn Is peenas Couipeutt. Mr. lleul- Blaml, Beula Thumpaon nud' Le.de; Cordova.

win as Gauguin. Mr. Fs,v ns I. nut In, Mlsu Al. Marlln'H. "Uncle. Toia'u Cabin", droa' gorsl
.Mv Wife, Georgia A.'Nlcll"l«, nan mien doing Hunt a<i Geryahe, MIsb'Dii llnln aii Virginia, lioiiser,. 10, and- gave a performance -which
1 ivrtstnnee Shclil.in, tbe .Juvenile lead,.. and ami Miw f-aniwcll Is aeeu la the character contained many merits. Tbe Bon Ton Bttr-
1 hav
«'oinw

CDoaiii!i

^0. "Uncle Tom J
i'^brii*"pTay'|Sr«iL Wi r?*"?? 8 ^ 8 .'. 1 !; 1 0? «*;

. MUek, )n l "Flio Ofeld Soger Boy," JftJp
uud Jos. iSclltr.au woro prime favorites. Com- well received. Kydo Bellow, In ,! , Kl t-
Ing: "Why pirlH Leave Uoiae" 10-17, "Dare drew well, aud Miss. Blandlclr wis wee u n>.
ii,..i» n«,.„it,, ovcrwbeliulu-/ applause. t . Edmund »m""

lb "PursYf(il," «M excellent. , . Ct

FiiANKUN .Sqcabb TuriATiiE (Shea «gj
mautigers) .--Sunday,- . .TL , " &&"%%
of the Ladles' Uobrow Aid rjocloty *££,
KWrldgo, tho r-our. American. Trumpc^j

HOI.HIII. . WOO UMCHUMK . , ■

FiiANk.UK Squabi) Tueatue (Shea *w
.., j-uugers) .-(Sunday,- . .TL 1* '"Li
of the Ladles' Uourow-Ald Society ijgE
KWrlduei the Four. American Trumpeted
Uo«a Lee Tyler, Henry T. Walte, Mooa n
VVIisou, Prutl -Battcs, jynllar nw^MngUI.^,.

Zain." Last jS*

Coming .

the four Shannon Children
10, Eugenie Blair, In "

nVA' plnyeiV JndBO O'Dowfl. tho ■princrpnl ,nf Phcebo Rage. "A Mother's 1 Heart;' attained .Iwwiiers, IMS, did well. Booked : moving "Paul Rovere:". to .fair buBlness. COTpiag'
foy.' l Wo linvir'Bbite to Chicago, ana Will C*>4 .,»MlttM;lMt wwk, 'yotWlluca* "Tlie ^otrW»-Ha75rAI.,nem»' a}url«sriuorfr*lMME • wSS^^£oXK^lP^d-Wm WW*

ffEBBUABY 20.

TIES JSIiJW 'STORK ^I^mPER*

xm

MltUllatown. 1'u.ilS. ... ,
tha."Pefiry from Paris* i

)en, ,

WtfltiBPi accompany; «n.l the gei w'-ThT j^SmSSn?* LMugMor^ 88ft

K ..iiw. Solfa fc. Sullivan was a draw good business, matinee fat«SB ti. ". M

^SSMiffi (J. ». McManus. mana- ^WlWfiS'^SmS

aft l-Wcokof 15, a change of policy, plac- *i»m.' ~.~.—_™x l?W! ."Pfnoii ft .two

ft**** m ,*t«MM«> In nn, nnftinlv • TliA lilt,.

Duniont, manager). — Many- of the. feature*
which havo been winning applause from the
nihil houses for several weeks back arc con*
tlnuad this week, while a new bnrlesrt.iic, en-
tilled "Wanny-Mnkor's Art Gallery," Is Intnv

.Thlevea broke open

. car nnd stole a dreae

suit c«Mi belonging to Ed. Wells 10. .... .

Clarence. Dennis w|)( be with tie Welcn

Brothers' circus again next season 'A

Ureak for Liberty" drew a talr house at Car-
imiej Pa., B. T

■ '

HcKdlan The current theatrical season

hero has been thus far distinguished by the
Increased number of attraction* at onr the-

Lowell— -At -.U»e .'Lowell Opera .House

(fnv Bros. & Hosford, managers,). — "Glrla
Will Be-GiTls," with Al. Leach, Opened, to a
liellshted audience. Feb. 8. "Capt. Racket*,"
to the Hosford Stock Co. (local), did ex-
cellent business, and .the comedy was ab)y
rreiented. ,' Bennett , Charron, nn Capt.
hackett, made a personal , bit De Wolf
fionper, In 'Mr. Pickwick," had filled
nouses, at advanced jirlces, 10. ■ "Friends,*
bl tho C. T. V, L. Dramatic .Co.
(lbcftl), was given by an excellent company.

The cntertalumcut furnished last week by the
Bowery Rurlosqucrs met with the approval
«.f - the patrons, as shown by t no largo box office
receipts. This week the boards are held by
the Transatlantic Burlesquors. : > »

Ninth AND AKC1T MUREUM (C. A. Braden-

Phllndeluhln. — The encournglnj; signs
continue to multiply, and the ntrennfhre or.

•■J 6 theatres •" '"Trove, last week's aggregate «..-.*.. «.-.. «. n v. . w , _* ... »—_ -
or business being of mo»t satisfactory pro- bui-gh.iroanagerl. — Among the prominent fen-
SS22* £S, e _. curr, ' nt "at Includes only one tureH In the curio hull this week are Jules
novelty T -"WMt«washlng ■Julia," at the
asm i Street Theatre, but the other offering*,
though holdovers and familiar iattractlons,
are meritorious enough to be none the less
welcome." ■ •

ACAiWMV OP Mt'SIC-

of tills policy.
NBw muni TUbatrB (Chas. B. Stevens.

Invited to Join the circuit for itaext season,
nnd it Is likely that the circuit will bo com-
posed ofaome thirty tnwnir*-«lghtccn East of
TwotitjO, and twelve West of Toronto. Among
those) present nt themceUng hero wero : Tom
J..Nay)nr, Descrpntn: Dune Mclntyro.st.
Thomas; B. Dtinlnp, Potrolen; Graham,
Rldgotown: Briscoe, St. Thomas, nnd Alex.
Harvey, London. Torn Naylor will visit New
Vork immediately to look attar the taking
fordtext «**son. The circuit- rIvon thirty
tnwns of an average population of ■fijXMi.
London and St. Thomas are the two largeit
placet. »___^^_

Tanonaver.-vU the Oftorn Hoiisn (R.
fl. !tlc*p|ts; m«a«goh.-r"Tno-I»vir», Auc-
tion," Jim. Jlfi. (lA>w.n roll house.- Klorenre
llobr-rls, In 'V.ftM." Keb. a, and "Mamla ,1,
drew big randlowes .ami gave satWracnon.
The w^»stllnK match, •», was won by Two
I '»nt hero over John Brtg- and lMncas A.
McMillan, before 8. B. 0. OosnllBr: ,AI-
Uirta (Jallutln, -In • "i.lbotts," i> ; llnmtui
• rani CllUnori'

m*naner)v— Kuw Claxron ' appeared to ail- tort* Haiiatin. -in -uksw,

vantage-" 1 -.Tho Two (>rphaJls;• S. "Peggy H*»W" &JHJS2 in '

trom'Tntls" delighted a good sited audlcneo 1.». \h*- l|o"t«m ""J 1° -. ' .

K .wiiiiam Wumfm mj& Otm jaw -JS5Sf.^JflrW» JSP.

-The grand opera per-

to llielr many friends, 11, Archie Boyd, In formanee this week will be glvennt n mntinee
"Joshua WBltoomb,"had vory good business, on Thursday afternoon, when •Kanst'i will lw
and Mr. Boyd gavo n highly capable pot-- «ung bv Mmes. Aete, Walker, PJuitermelster,
traynl. Annie Thompson also deserves much MIL \aval, Scottl, Plancon, Pnfrlehe, with
Stetson's ''U. T. C." gave two * ,r - M Hlnrlchs occupying the conductor's

Tho Boston Symphony . Orchestra

^p concerts this week, on Wednesday

it nd Friday bvcnlajn, with Adnmowskl and

Krnsselt, respectively, as the soloists. On

pralsa

concerts, being assisted by Max Bchnli; and
Alfred Lorcnz ns soloists. Doth the concerts
and the opera performance ln« week were
largely attended,

niiftHi Dram thbatbb (Nixon & zim-

rnermnn, managers). — The magnificent pro-

. i.'r run for Fny Bavis, In "While,
washing Julia." Charles Hawtrey. In "Tho
Man from Blnnkley's," comes KeK 20,
(laimiCK TnnATiin (Frank llown Jr., nuin-

?F?''\ , ~i'l ,,, ni lnoMt K rn, l f y |n K Huccess greeted Wizard of Or." 22-27.

Frltzl SchciT on her advent here, lit "Un-
lielie." Hit work ill this pleasing opera is
delightful, while the assistance of n most
capable company counts for much In Iho
general success. The audiences during I lie
liast weak have displayed every evidence of
the utmost pleasure, and have taxed Iho
seating capacity of I he house. The cngngc-

ment Is to continue for several weeks move, ger).— Nat M. WIIK in "A Soil of ft

Chi:st.ni;t Stkuui Oi-kra Housn (Nixon
tk ZImincrninn, managers). — The new offer-
ing of the llogeis Brothers, which they en-
title "1m Itogers Itruthers In l*onilon,"
has fully dupllcsieil their former successes
bore. It Is chuck full of fun, nnd the nbla
efforts of Iho two lending comedians nnd tho

worthy performances, to .packed bouses, 10. stand. ■ 'J
The Hoc Stock Co., featuring Campbell Stmt- ' i "' es „ tw ?
ion In roportory. -Jfi isjid week. -: ..

Acadf.mx op.MtJsic (B. F. Murphy, rnnna-
Bcr). — ^Tho .Empire Stock .Co., In "Tho Oc-
ioroon," (HO, -to very good buslncsH. lllgli
class specialties during the action of the
nlav. '"ITie.- Social •Whirl," 11-18, liad good
b'islness, nnd proved n farce comedy of much
merit. Coming: Blcbnrd Buhlcr, In "Paul
Itevere," "15-17, and .vaudeville and moving
nl<-tures 18-20. •'..- _■ "ip™«"i, mnnagcrsj.— -ine magnincent pri

CARTii.TiilATRD (Al. Haynes, mtuiflger).— ""ftlon of "The Darling of tho Gods," which
Wnithour and Kreamer, in "Horsn vs. Man," !!l' s heen . receiving unlimited praise and
scored Jieavlly:. : li , pur Amcrlcnn TrAiripoters '""'raKpatrnnngc at this house, closed Its
deserved the liberal applause they received, •'np'wwienr Inst week, and this week begins
nnd Paul Barnes made a big bit last week. i l , '", , nlul i l " '
Business continues to 8. It. O. Current i '
MeWntfors, Tyson and Co., the Otphcum
Trio, Glsdya von. Davo Nowlln, Dick and
Alice McAvoy, Froy nnd Fields, Splsscl)
brothers, and tho blogranh.
.Boston Thbatbh (J. II. Tehbetls, mana-
ger). — The usual good bill Inst week, tho
Xewton Brosv • being especially favored,
lluslness ruled to capacity. Current : The
Ulec Family, the Lipnlncotts, Win. Ln Dnme,
Wllsoii and DcMonvllle, and the Boston bio-
scope. Amateur night, "Living Pictures."
1 l'r.nri.K'.s THEATBii (Billy Nelson, man-
ager). — Angel and May Handy, with moving
pictures and illustrated songs, were a pleas-
ing feature of Inst week'H bill. Business
continues big.: Current: Dorothy .Foxley's
"Moonlight Maids," and. olio: Marlon Barry,
tho Great Herbert, Mardcll and Wilcox, Ad-
dlo Herbert, and Dorothy Foxier. After-
piece, "Casey In the Lion's Den.r

Mention.— The sacred concerts nt (ho
opera House, 7, featuring Richard ,T. Jose,
pleased capacity bouses. Mr. Jose was In
excellent voice, nnd deserved tho liberal nn-
plansc . received.. ., ..The Academy of Music
entertained big crowds 7, with, moving pic-
tures and a vaudeville treat, beaded by tbc
nopulnr Jugglers, Ptovo and Elmo'.':. ... .The
Temple Theatre sacred, concert drow fair
business, and included Mnek and Robinson's
moving pictures, nnd Edward Ryan, tenor

and Illustrated songs There were sacred

concerts at the Opera House 14 The

big success of "Friends" at the Opera House,
11, by the C. T. M. L. Dramatic Co., was due
larftely to tho direction of John J. Qulnn, nt
the Opera House staff...... .The Grays, nt

the Boston Then tie last- week, arc to be with
the Uarnmn-Ba|ley Greatest Show on Earth

the -coming season. Harry A. Brown,

the singing cartoonist. Is to. take out "Coon-
town 400" for a Spring season, opening at
Manchester- 20 ..Doc Fltxpatrlck was the

S lest of Billy Nelson last week Paul
arnes successfully closed the Casto circuit
to open at Keith's, Boston, }Q. ...

Pall River.— At the Academy of Music
jWm. J. Wiley, manager).— The Dot KanoJl
Repertory Co., week of Ireb. 8, aim-, to good
builhess, and gave perfect satisfaction. The
specialties Introduced between the -acts were
good, and were well received, Cbarmlon being
the special feature. ' Due : . Archie Boyd. In
"Joshua Whltcomb." 15 : De Wolf Hopper, In
"Mr. Pickwick," 17; Charles Hawtrey, ia
"Saucy Sally," 20; Phelan Stock Co.. 22-27.

Bijou Theatbk (Henry Myers, manager),
—Joe Welch, in "The Peddlcri" opened, .to
3. it. 0...8, add continued, to good business,
9,- 10. Mr. Welch, In the title role, was ex-
cellent, while the work of Ed. Lawrence, May
Nobles and Ntaa Hiirrlngton was also worthy
of mention. "The Missouri Girl" had a
profitable engagement 11-13. Booked : "Queen
?t the White Slaves" 15-17, "IMro Devil
l'orothy" 18-20, "In tho Pnlaco of the King"
22-24, Terry McGovern, In "The Eowery
After Dark,' 11 25-27.

Cabto Theatre (Al. Hnynes, manager). —
'•eod houses were tho rule horo last week.
Weekrof. 15 : Isabella Urouhnrt nnd Co.. Mnr-
tln Bros., Shannon and -Brown, John F.
Leonard, Mildred Grover and- nor .pickanin-
nies, May Wilson, Tom Jarvls, the Four
Webbs.

RjOH'8 ;Th*atbii (A. E. Rich, managor).
—-Iho. Dainty Poreo Burlesnji:ers gavo.a good
[diow, to good business, 11-13. In the olio :
I he Great Lnrrow Trio, Booth and Denton,
llnniettii nnd- Belalr wero grcnt fnvnrltes.
• omlng; Metropolitan Burlesnuers 10, 10,
wrestlRig exhibition 17, Social Whirl Bnr-
Icanuera 18-20.

Koenlg, wizard : Olgo, aueen of pythons ;
Bnlbioma, human snlnpanuer; Chas. V, Lee,
magician ; Bent rice, sword walker; Prat Car-
los, marionettes, nnd George Brown, skeleton n ger)".— "i> Die 1 . Hat TOawn" R. "At <
contortionist. The continuous vaudeville Is i -reek" H "Tlui Hoosler Senator" m. "!
furnished by John Henly, Gardner and Leon- i,|\ne" 11, "The Heal Widow Brown" 1
nrd, Kd. Mullln, Iawsou and Namon, Powell
and Kohl, Amy Ilnler, and Collins nnd Col-
lins.

Notrs. — James K. Hackett, In "The Crown
Prince." comes lo tho Academy of Musio
next week There is to be n profes-
sional matinee of "The Hunchback of Notro
l>umc" nt Forepnngh's on Frldav nfternoon
of this 'week Darcy ft Speck have so-

a finlsbeii presentation of "Lord and Lady
Algy," to a large audience, J<>..."Amw»
nnd "In the Slladow of the Gallows" both
fared well 12. 18, re«p«tl»elr. •; ___

Arvunmr or Muhic (John I>. Mlshler, man-
"At Crlppl*
"Lovers'
J 3.
BIJOU 'TltBATJiR (I!|Hlegrnph & Brownell.
managers).— Fulton's . Jolly Grass •■ Widow"
came, to good business, 8-10. All One spe-
cialties had their Initial appearances, to
crowded houses. 11, 12.

. Beeoh, mana-
ger)-— "Basel Klfko" drew well during the
week Ml, with Indian chief 'Ifo Feather*
featured In a war dance. "Trilby was the
liext week's Mil, . _ '

KMPir.n TnrAtnr QFrert N.- Tracy, rnan-
ageri.— .\ Capital varitlevlllo bill, l»l, Includ-
ing: Ivanhoe, singer: Alice BeMimnt, >U>-
i'nris, ilolden nnd Weaver, and Ethel Me-
' ! regnf.

Friday, afternoon and Saturday evening the cured the rights to thiVlingllsh melodrnnis,
Philadelphia Orchestra will lie heard In two "The Bra i

nma of Life," nnd will present It at

tho Standard In n fow weeks "Tho

Earl of Pnwtuekct," Augustus Thomas' new
Comedy, will receive Its first local presenta-
tion nt the Chestnut Street Theatre enrly In
March.

PHtsbnrs;.— AttheNlxonThcatre(Thoinaa
F. Kirk Jr., resident manager). — Mndnmo
Adellnn Pnttl. In concert. Monday evening,
Feb. 15. CTnra Blooilgood follows Tuesday,
HI, in "The Girl with tho Hreon Eyes."
Maxlne Kiiiott, in "Her Own Way," did well
last week. She was received cordially, and
Iho business done wns gratifying. •"Hie

Ai.vin Tltt-HTiti: (Nixon & Zimmerman,
rnhnngersl^-VThls week. Marie Cnhlll, In
"Nancy Brown." i>nwraiiec H'Orsay wns
very successful Inst: week, in "The U.irl of
I'nwtucket," playing to large audiences, who
wero well entertained. Lulu GIANT, in "Dolly
\'nnlen," 22, for week.

Hi. ion TUUATBR ill. M. Guild;

oi lows,- At the Russell Theatm (P. Gor-
man. mnriager). — Henry Irving delighted two
of the largest audiences of the Mason Jan.
2ttl 3<i. Local Foli. 5, il. Fni-lies illoliertwin
and ncrtntdR Elliott, in "Tlie Light That
Fnlleil," gave n beautiful performance, nnit
had do respond to several curtain rails, s, 9.

On.vND OrP.iiA Housn (R. .1. Blrdwhlstle,
mnnagerl.— "«}ucen of the Highway" packed
tbebnnsol.il. "A Man of the World" ;l-ll.
Hiima's Hloek Co., In "I'.ust Lynne," bail

food business 800. "Tho Lights of Gotham"
113. _'

»»uetiee — At tho Auditorium Theatre (A.
J. Small, mnnnger).— Tho Montreal French
Slock Co. appeared hern Feb. », In "f.'Alg-
l«n" for ibe first part of iho week, nnd
'•I'vratin do ltergernr" for the latter pnrt.
The characters wore, well portrayed, the
enrl'v start on the road, having replaced the pieces well singed, nnd large audiences pre-
vnlunhio mnterlnl destroyed by lire last I- nil. vnlliMl throughout, ns tho Pnlenrh populntlnn
Ainnleur theatricals are having nu'tc were- glad to bnvo nn opportunity to witness
a boom here ircenlly. Nearly every week s«ioo n French piny. Coming: "On tho Bridge nt

- Slmitiin'H of a

2.1.

r Thealrn

ho Bnnnln

K hntwlllor. Dinnnger).— -'I'i'Is Last miliar," iVicr Hush" cnnilnned Its rim of big houses

! f. . _ *_*_. * . «_l_t.. aim.1 l.nulniiuiJ TTi iila ■ Ik., ami L., n,Anl/ .. i' l.'.-il, 1 "11(1 1

I. an caster At the Fulton opera House

(Yecker ft Glclm. manager*).— Irene Myers,
supported by .a good company, In renortory,
bnd hlg business l-'eb. 8-13. except 10. wlieri
Jeff Do Angells nnpenred In "Tho Tojcador,
to a very good house. Coming I Brothers
Rover. In "Next Door," 15: Martin's "Uncle
ToniV Cabin" 17, jloyt's "A -Texas Steer
18. Henry Miller, In "Man Proposes," IP.

Notes.— Mnnnger Peoples announces tho
opening of the- roof garden for t May 2. An
Inimenso additional fire escape will be erected.

mklw eight exits fT.liLlJ"*».5g

Welsh Bros.' Circus, wns Injured by n RH
at the Winter quarters at ilordonvllle, in.
Tliev aw rapidly getting Into shape for M

play Is piilillrlypreseiiled by one of a niimlior Mldiilgbt" 15-17. "The Shadows- of j\ Great
of dramatic orgnnlxnllons. t:iiy" 18-20. "A Country Girl'

■Winnipeg.- -At tho Wllinl|l

(f'llns-. C. Lindsay, mnilngnr):-

i:nsl.»n At the Ablo Opera House (W.

' Detwlllor. manager). — -Tils Last lHilinr, uner jmihii - rniiuiiiii-,i nn nm ", i"«
I'Cb. 4, played to fairly .good huslness. during. lh« enilro week of Feb. t, anrtproyeil

here this week, opening Monday matinee,
Last week Charles Warner, In the strong
play, "Drink," drew well at each perform-
mice, and was generously applauded for Ills
tin i- work. .Monday, 22, brings "In Old Ken-
tucky" for a week. «
liiiANi, orniA Housn (Harry Dnvls. maun

i -uoiiy ■,-.. 4 played to falrl»- gooil liusiness. during the, enilro week of Feb. I, m proven

"Prineelis CKlc," 5, did splendid business, ihnt this city could stand n first class ut-

. mn , nn " selling nenrlv the entire i.Hipuclty. •'Qulnry traction ifor a full week. Dan Sully wns ilur,

test, 'Is ..uln,",, sawyer." 0, ployed to good business, f), «, put got hihiwIihuiiiI up In Dakota, and

luce, lo. nH wct) „„* („ a highly plonssd audience. nn( | p, t . R || off Urn uiigngeuisnt for .8, but

Emma Bunting. 8. playeil to a full house nt
each infttlnee and evening performance, Mnudo

members of .their able company keep the ger). — Ths old favorite, "Charley's Aunt."

amusement from (lagging. Two more weeks M the stock company's production for this

remain of tho engagement, the spectacle, week. Good huslness prevailed lust week,

"Mother Goose," being scheduled for Feb. 21». with "Nnlhnn Hale" us the attraction. The

-Chestnut STr.nrT Tiibatkf. ( Nixon & Zlm- stage setting In the Inst net was beautiful,

merman, managers). — Ijist week brought us and is well worthy of mention. The charac-

■ ter acting of DeWMgbt Allen, ns Jasper, was

Adams rocelved hor uwml hi«ariy welcmno
hero it, In "Pretty Sister of Jose." her per-
I'nrroance In same eliciting the highest
praise of nil who witnessed It. She enjoyed

our first glimpse of Marin Tempest, In
comedy, and the filled houses that were at-
I routed throughout tho week attested to
the pleasure of the local thentregolng public.
"The Marriage of Kitty" proved to be a most
pleasing vehicle, and both Miss Tempest and
the members -of her company came In for
well cut-ned praise. Next week brings "Tho
Medal nnd IlieMnld."

Walnut Btiihkt TiiHATiir: (Frank nowe .
Jr., manager). — For the current week at eluding some who seldom attend the theatre.

' of Victor Herbert's beautiful opera, "The For-

very much appreciated. The next production
Is "A Gentleman of France," Monday mati-
nee, 22.

Ewi'inn Thbatbb (E. J.McCullough, man-
ager). — This week, "When Reuben Comes to
Town." "The Sign of iho Cross" closed a
very sticessfnl week Saturday, 13. Largo
crowds viewed the performances, nnd their
otnpnsltlon wns drawn from, all classes, .in-

this house we buvn a return engagement
Charley Grapewln and company, la ''The
Awakening of Mr. I'lpp."' Next week brings
Andrnw Mack, In "The Bold Soger. Boy" and
"An Irish Gentleman." The engagement of
''Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cahhngo Patch," closed
last week, with continued good patronage.

AtiUTimnM (Stair ft lluvlln, managers).
— "The Show Girl" was a welcome visitor
last week, providing a liberal supply of ex-
cellent entertainment for the patrons. This
week "Arizona" fills the hill, with Ward and
Yokes scheduled to follow. :■• ',

PaMc -TllBATWi (F.. 0. Nlxon-Nlrdllnger,

ic Teller," is nuieii wr ag.g'i.. flKSc rr. in">o nt nnnular nrlccs.

Ivbnue TiiF-ATur. (Harry Davis, mann- Stock Co. l ti-,»..nt popular prici >.

(.—Crowded houses were the rule all last *.:'., . .". ,. #".„„„,„„ n~,m

ek. A very fine list of attractions this 1* HllainspoH.— At Iho LycomlDif Opera

tune Teller," Is billed for 22

AY
ger

week. A very ..

week comprises the .following : Itosarlo Guer
rero. Union Gatllng Guards, JMouln and ltd-
wards. World nn<l Kingston, tho Three Rich-
ards, Stlnsnn and Mcrtpn, Bappo Sisters, Mc?
Cue ahd Cablll, the Great Onllando, I^on
and Bertie Allen, Yackley and Bunnell, and
Carl Sanderson. . "*J" '_,„„'

Dtiow-SNE Tlir.ATnB (Harry W. Williams,
manager). — Tho splendid array of talent pre-

vcrv"gooil "liiisl'iipssi iiii're Isdng but very fow
vacant, scats. Due; ,"A Ureal; for Ul»;lv
S2. "Patience" (local Inlent) 25, 2d, "Tho
Brownies" i local .talent) 27. I

Mori:.— The same local talent produces
"Patience" 25 and 21 as nn two former
occasions produced "Tito. Mlknilo. "

Rrlr.— At tho New Majestic (W. J. Soil,
manager). — "Deserted at. the Altar." Feb.
8-10 nnd miitinee, drew very large business.
"Tho. Wayward Son" 12, 13, and omllnec, nt
popular prices. Billed: Walter Kdwnrds, In
"'i'he Sign of the Four," 15-17, and matinee.

I»aiik Opp.ba IIoi-hi! (J. L. Gllson. uinn-
ngprj, — "iiio Beauty Doctor" wn» ftvorwl
wllll large nttcudoD.ee Fell. 12. Rloj' n ril
Carle, in "Tho Tehikirfont," 15 s the Phelan

Jilaved. to n fulr houso.i*. Hose Cei-ella Shea
ipnrn Co. opens a four days' engagement 10.
'flie nilvniii-i- side Is very large. - •

HI. John. -Al I he Opera House (A. O. Skin-
ner, mntuigcri.-- Tin- Dally Hlnck gave "Swetit
lavender" Feb. 5, U, l» good luuisns. It
o|M>nwl Its eighth week 8, with n line per-
formance of "Teiiliessen's Pnrdner." M big
luislanss. W. It. Dnlly. In the role of lie-
wllllker liny, nitule a lilt.

liellcvllle. ai the Carman Opera Mouse
(K H. Carman. mnnttg«>ri.-*-Wllllnhi Bnnelll
nnd Rose Sluhl, In "A Man of DM -World "
Fob. II. lleorge Grossmllb HI.

Woadatnck.—At the Opera House — Tho
Itlchle Eutertnlninnnt Co. aptieared Is'fnre n
fiill house on Fofi. S. •'I'hder Sintlberu Skies
was well received 4. "A Miin of the World"
10. Vvi

iCMXOMk

for its Btay here. During thin and next
week "Our New Minister" lills the bill.

National Tiiimtsb (Joseph M. Kelly, man-
ager). — This week's offering Is Florence Bind-
ley, la "A Midnight Marriage," Next week,
Joe Welch, In "Tho Peddler." The patrons
turned out in large numbers last week nnd
applauded the stirring performances of "Hu-
man Hearts." .

I'Eni'i.H'a Thhatru (F. G. Nlxon-Nlrdllng-
er; manager). — The patrons turned out loy-
ally last week, and bestowed a liberal nmonnt
of applause In "Through Fire nnd Water,"
This week, "The Worst- Woman In London"
holds tho boards, and for next week "The
Ftmhy Mr. Dooley" is announced.

Giiand Ol'lltiA nousFi (i». A. Wegcfnrth,
manager). — "Busier Brown," recently seon
at a down town house, Is the offering for
the present week nt this .house. There wns
great pleasure displayed bv Iho flUed houses
Inst- week with the praiseworthy perform-
ances of "The White Slave." Nexr week
brings "My Aunt: Bridget." . .

Kknrimito.v tiikai'iii: (John Hurt, man-
ager). — Tho offering this week Is (he melo-
drama, "The Eleventh Hour." The perform-
ances of "Now York Bny by Day" attracted
innnv inst week. The announcement for Ilia
coming week Is "Tho Fast Mall."

Bi.anp.y's Columbia Thhatuh (M. G.

Schlesslnger. manager). — The patrons arc

SjliiBDyfa .Thkatmi (M. F. O'Brien, man- rlu erlalheM this week hv the melodrama "At

t0 H 1 ,'? Crliitde Creek," wlillo ''tlncln Tom's Cabin"
is In store for I lie coming week. Last week's
performances of "Tho County Fair" wero

liberally patronized.

FonBPAlKw'H Tiihathh (Miller & Kauf-
man, managers).— The Btock company Is seen
this week la n handsomely Btoueil produc-
tion of "The -.Hunchback of Notro Dame.'
George Barhler is sceu as Quasimodo; Caro-
line Frankllu. us Ksmeralda, and Florence
Roberts, aa Gudiile. In MtaUWI tmmp
week, "The. Pledge of Honor." The realistic
performances of "Sportlug Life' Inst week
delighted the patrons. . _ .

iStanbaw) TiiKATiffi (Darcy & Bw'ck. luan-
agcrs).— The petrous were out In force hist
week, iumI dlsiiluywl tho utmost delight with
"lie perfomiaiices of "The King of the Des-
ert." This week the eainnany Is prcsjaitlng
"A Deserted Bride," while rehearsals are

, =- -..u. ,« .v. *h»v. »u« ^„»..,.« | K .| na ],old for "To Bo Burled Alive," to he

IS, i?f"« Ptjiuii add Marlam, tho Taylors, pivsPntcd next week. , . , „ ,

™n Blamottds, Lo W p. and Geneva ; Mrs. l Aurn MnBKT Thhatbh (Carl flnakc, nian-

J«mes B. Mttcks and Ben Johnson, nud the

t'loscopc.

SAuurTHBAjOB, Salem (H. E. Becd, man
»IW .--Tho Keystone -Dramatic Co. plnyeil
'" good hOusek, week of 8. This week
shepard's moving pictures 14, Stetson'
Lncio Tom's CaTiln r ' 10, "Evcrymau'
1 "arles Hawtrey 19.

mannger).— The fortnight's enrnremeht of sonted last week was duly frffMl fiA hg iM S ntl ^l ,<! " JZOA

".Soldiers of Fortune" -came to a close Inst patrons, who turned out In large numbers,

week, with !m excellent showing of profits For the current ^week the bill offered

eludes : Mr. end Mrs. Parkins FlBher,,8allle
Stembler, Foster and Foster, Marco Twins,
Phyllis Allen, the Allisons, Reno and Behrodo.
Van Foesen and McCauley, abd tho Three

' Tiie "aradgmx (llarry W. WiiUnms, mjnn-
g(,t), — flm attraction this week In Homes
Knickerliockers Co. Tun City Sports, Co. wrt

I grei

ulld

i illlmosnort — At tho Lycoming .
House 1 (Plsk A Beeber, mttnngvrs).— 'Ih«
Mamie Fleming Stock Co. played week of leb.
8; to antd business. Duo: "Ten Nights lu n
Bar Room" 15, "A Royal Slave" 111, "At
Crlpplw , Creek" 18, James K. Hnekett 1M,
'Pack'* Bid Boy" 20, Thomas E. Shay Co,
week of 22. '

AHoonoi^-At the Eleventh Avenue Open
Hoitib, (I. C. Mlshlcr. manager).— puBlniafl
The ^ e nnetF.Mo.jlto^j t Conv

~ C.

Pearl*.— At the, G rand (ChnmbMlIn, Hsr-
rltigton & Co., managers).— "Q,u I ncy Adams
Hnwycr," Fell. 7. drew well. ' Mrisoa i and
Mason. 8, had a fair hmise, and 'Tlielllfvsr
'TUO G K With

edy Co. openeil Its *oek, Fob. 8-lfl, with
houses.. Booked: Al. W. Martin's "F. T.
Co. in, HUltlT O'Brien ll», "Wealth nnd
POferty" 22, "Shore Acres" 26, "81s Hop-
kins" 27. , ■

Column In. — At the Oilnmhla Opera
House (John II. BIsslDger, manager ).—•
"Arixona" had good buslnoss Feb. VI. The
Real Widow Brown," tn fair buslnesa, 1.1.
(timfnic: "A FV.xy Traonp" 15, Giilery (Mrls
lliirlrsoue Co. II), Eluran Bunting, M mper-

l (i.-nnmiiirun, n

se, and '^Tlis Hll
Hllnpur,"'!), packed them In. "Tho Girl With
the Green Eyes/' 10. luid moderate business,
hut gave the audience a treat. "The l»l« of
Hplro" (return date), 12, did well, nnd Mrs.
I'isko, 13, will fueo n houso full. Coming:
"Pousse Cafe" 21, Blanche Walsh 32y Mary
Manual-log 23, draco George 'JA, Creature's

^Ia»n Sr«E»r (Will Masb, man»lr»r).--A
Sunday night performance, given 14, Istuo
only openlug until 21, by which time

Otlous will in- made.

niter-

Wbabt'h (P. A. Weast, iiroptletor).— Pat-
rnnngii Is good. Wfek of 15: Header. und La
Velle. Marrettn Sisters, Fyno and Dandy,
Omit- and Margins. ^ . . ^...

.Taoobh' (A. F. Jacobs, proprietor).— Busi-
ness li satisfactory. Wl'ok of 15: 'I lie Mark-
leys, Charles and Mamie Mldgeiey, Andsrion
unit Wnlinco, Albino and Wulth-n.

a splendid shnw, that was enjoyed t borough- f0T _ jr.-^o- "The' Hitrglnr" 22.
ly liv large crowds, Pete Clark's Runaway " ■ - i'-" 1 '-

Girls will be here 22-27. i-aVaii*

Notbii.— AiL Carlisle, who nppenrc.d nt the la waiw,

':, with

qulney

inn linger).

Oil "

nger).— Business last weak was up
usual standard. Booked 15 nnd weeki.AUi
iiron., Hindoo mystery: May aad Miles,
Jwiiro and Ellsworth, Sam Shaw, Jackson
and Douglass,. Agnes Reed, and the vlta-
groph.

^Lynn^-At the Lynn Theatre (Frank 0.
larrlsQu. manager).— Garsldo. Condlt &
Mack's Stock Co. played, to fair business,
week of Feb. 8, laying off ovenlngs of I) ami
to, when the Oxford Club, a local society,
I'rciieutou with .their members the opera.

iwo Little Girls ln Blue," for the . charities
i ,V,' e c1 ^'- T "'8 week Katherine Rober In

ifiidlag tho boards, with prospects of hlg
8S25J5W. Booked: Daniel Ryau 22, "Sky
Va mi" 23, local minstrels 24, 25, "Girls
WW Bo Girls" 2e, 27. .

Arm THfcATBB VS. W. Blieafc, manager).
puimlnesB One. Here: Thco. and Camllio

DiuVueine Theatre last week, with his trained
ponies, was given n warm welcome. Mr.
Carlisle was formerly connected with tho
Harry Dnvls Enterprises In this city, and

has a host of friends here A dramsii-

•/.nilon of "Parsifal" Is one of the produc-
tions underlined for early presentation, at
the Grand Opera House. This is consldercu
to be nn extraordinary event, theatrically, ahd
Is another evidence of the energetic enter-
prise displayed by the management of this
popular playhouse. . . .Thomas F. Mrk Jr., of
the Nixon and Alvln managements. Is at
present confined to his home, where he Is
slowly recovering from a very spynre attack

of rheumatism II. Bratly, Wllklns. who

i-ccentlv lieiuine connected w|lth the Nixon success, and
nnd Alvln Theatres, as press agent, -has sold out for
retired therefrom. Walter Brown will have was under tho
sole charge of this work for holh houses In while tho orchestra

the future Tunis F. Dean, business tor Herbert.

representative of the Grand Opera House,
whose homo Is In Baltimore, Md., has re-
turned from a flying trip -to that ell y. oc-
casioned by the recent great Arc.
i
HnrrUoura. — Huslness was not up to
the toin notch Inst week, nor was It. lu any
May discouraging.

Toronto.— At the Princess Theatre (O.
B. Hhenpanl, manager).— Henry Miller. In
"Man Proposes," played, to packed houses,
Feb. 8-Hi. Forbes Robertson nnd Gertrude
Klllott 11-13, Mrs. Leslie Carter, In "Du
Barry,'! week of 15.

Grand oi-kra Hou8b (A. J. Small, mnna-
ger).— "The Volunteer Organist" drew fair
houses 813. "A Man of (ho World" 15-20.

MuliHTlr TiikatM". (A. J. Small, matin-
ger).— "Shadows of a Great City" drew big
builluivss 8-KI. "When Women Love" -15-2f).

-Mahkxy Music Halt. (Stewart Houston.
manager). — The Mendelssohn Choir and
~ lltHbui-g Orchestra,

—At the Empire <W. h. Busby,
-"Rudolph ntid Adolph" plsnseii
n good house Feb. -2. Mrs. Leslie Carter did
H. It. O. business 3. "A Run mi tho Bank
hail n fair houso 4. Lulu fltaser, hooked for

II, canceled oil aCOOUni of Illness. "The Sil-
ver Slipper" gavo excellent, satisfaction, to
n crowded houso, N. "The Girl With Iho
Green Eyes" pleased n good audience '->.
•Happy lloollgan" II, "Just Struck Town"

III, '•Qnlncy Annuls Sawyer" 15, "The Isln of
Hideo" (rnlurn dale) id, "Vou Yonson" Hi,
Mrs, Flske 20, Blanche Walsh 21, the Jef-
ferson s 25.

Droiur — Al the Powers Grntld '( Fred
J. Given, mnnnger).— "The Silver SIlBpfr,"
Feb. 4. [ilensisl n very Inrge mid npttteulallve
audience. Mrs. liske, In "Mary of Magrtaln. '
hail a good house d, ns did Isabel Irving, In

BiikVm TllEATttH (J. Shea, manager). — A
good bill and largo houses 8-13, with Ned
Wnyhiirii'H Minstrel Misses, llnymnnd nnd
I'averlv. Almont nnd . Mimiont, Pbll and
Nettle Peters, Fred Glllott Ttlo, Hurry Park-
er's dogs, Mcu-iiir and Lee, tho klueto-
graph, G'-orge Wilson. -Week, of, 15: lle L ury

«»»

LrcBUM Tiira-j-rr (M. Rel* mnnngj-r).—
"Peggv froni Pnrls" oim.-iuxI Hmi week Feb.. 8,
to fair business. Kate Clixton, lu 'Two
orphans," 0. Tho Plillaik-lphiti Orchestra
had a big houso 10. , William Fnvorsham ami . -~
.lulle Opp appeared. In "Lord aud Lady Algy, ' £"/i™ 'iinw/'

i'/CO'ilild Co.," Including Chas, it. Sweet, Hhnr-
mitu und Do Forrest, Ford hud Wilson, Vui-

ppappn....
11, to a fair sli-.eil house, uud both scm-eil
leffersuti J>e Augells, In "Tho Totciulor," V

moro and Horton, Elflc Fay. the Hdmontlcs,
Henry Ue, ami Talbot aud Itogers.

Stab Thbatbb (F. W. Stair, manager). —

A good show nud packed houies 8-18, with

Allen and Kvnus, Idylln

id Hulls, and Jordan unit

Brigadiers 1C-20.

V'yuer, Hnyes nn
llaivey. Tlie

20.

Giiami Oi-BiiA liuuats (M. Rels, mauagor).

MccitANicjalLLriBalom (James E. Mooro,
— Ch)Ou hi

tlbhs hre: MotUe. Keeue "and company, tbe \ j0re [\i

panage:

from "

joAises are dally reported
ouse\ Thb currexlt attruc

A\oios Chalk Saunders, Nora Bayes. Charles mc ,h<, anii nm,L-». —"■"•> . -•-■ . - m --=— -
• Colby and Alloy Way, and the Amcrlcati „nd Davis, Bijou Ruisell, Salyano, fcd. Gray,

■ ■ '

hloscope.

/i?!?^% SsSESS the -Efflplre Theatre
ffl e ^ 8 #»»^inMl«««'>'--Martlti'8 "Uncle

"ce and night. "Girls Will Be QMb," 12,

the. Mailnlcys, Sullaifuy Brolhere, and tbo

k'l&crH'fl BLlbtt (B. P. Lyonp. resident Mfr
■»rV-The patrons are .plttrfaed «ltb aMtl-
jMrtMtorlalnmcntWijre^^^JJi*
Gafdner-Ctaoe, Howard and Blana, Jamea

London. — At .tho Grand (F, X. Kormann,

uiuuugur). — "Under Soul hern Skies," Fob. II.
hail tun good houses. Coming : "A Mull of
the World" 12. "A Hugged Herd" i.'l, "Kr-
tnliiln" 2M.

London Oi-hka Houhi: (Atcx Harvey, man-
nger). — Manager Harvey has decided to try
Htrulglit vliudovllle In. his. IIoum, atul o|midh
15 with thu following slroiig bill: i.'niiturii
mill Glllott/-, Ueardsley Sisters, May Good-
win, sully Family, .Brlggs aud Jordan, the
Wilsons, Potter aud Hsrtwell, und the Ulrjrt-
ogrnpli. All opening and closing skotcb will
nlso bo given. Many patroiik are ploannl

to know that they will Imvo nu opportunity aK s - tt „- - r HHi^im
of w tness Bur the .features luut appear at ?.&.«' « -fa If fowfo 7 1& J^ W<, 1' . Cl ?, v «f,, }?•
Shea's Toronto .md Hiiftslo houses." Ti Kl vii Wu,1 A SLJfW *JlSL!?B iMi

Note.— Several houso managers from out ll'l". N!!'H|..(ho I»ro«" l-t L ."tt«AHH.«f GaV"

of town met tn London 11, to talk over next

year's affairs. The "Main Line" circuit of

theatres Ims already been n mir.comfal move.

It has comprised houies to>. thai number >o(

HASSAN.

WlobMii.— At tho Crawford Theiitro (M.

L. Mnt-tllug, iiiiiuiigur).— Mnrlo .Fouululn
'J'hcatni Co. closed a enccewiful .wean en-
gugeuient IVh, H. "Our Goblins" Pleased
peopln la. (,'omlug: The JoSerwons, lu "Tho
Itliuls," 15; -Uuvlil Hurunl" sa, "Eight
Hells" 2-1, Hlanvliu Wnlsh, lu "lUwurrcctlon,"
27,

Toi.Kit AtmiToititiM (H. G. Tolur a-Bons,
proprlcturs). — Mmo Nordh-ti pleusisl n packed
houso 2. A. W. Htwks lectured; to n Inrgn
niiillenco, 5. Victor l.'-e, aulstipd by Mrs.
Tom TIiuiuIi'm Llllpiitlniis, catne, to nice biisl-
iiesw, 12. 111. i.'omlug: Ottoknr Malc-k 17,
Hhlwi's Indoor Circus. 18-20.

Niivki.tv 'I'liBATli); (Lucky Toll, iiiauagnr).
— Tho ueoplu for <v<-el< of 8 : Collins iiTMl Col-
lins, Pure/, and King, Tv»m Barrett, Win.
ICibiw Vim lioiison. Boss Hudlsmou ami Vi-
vian 'hill. Manager Tilll reports business ns
idiiarkably g'Kid.

Notb.— Dry F. P.-Hlll and Harnh Hill lire
Intlllg off III Wichita. ,

■ > I I »

TopnUit. —At the Crawford (Crawford &
Kane, manawrs),— -"Von Yonpou" 4rew «

Jllr liortse Fob. 4. "Uncle Josli Bpmcshy"
Id fairly woll n. "Thn GantblorV Daughter"

nu acrc.ur.nt- of Illness, and will probably not

rctornjtn.hls company this- season,. v ,.«

"The Burglar" will tie prcselitfd at ,™* .

l-oro. Pa., in. The Rover Brothers, In ''Next olgblc-nn between Torohto and Montreal, with

Door," ore doing well in the Cumberland Vnl- Tom J. Narlor, of Deiet'onte, ns secreUry

Icy, ihey are due at Carlisle, Pa., 17, ; at and tfeaattrer. ah .the Weltetn towns wtre

ni'is. me ,-....„ ft, .
l().J'T«ti,HIIVer.BII|)ncr" CO. Guy Block Co.
3-54. "Davlil llnrum" 25j ' T The l.llile Chrls-

28, BnrloW

tnn" 2H, Murray- Ooutedy -Co,
MlnstrelH 211. L~ "', -

•—Etlward Hanrlaio and '"oom'ilany laid
cK week « lre>. I-o, at Baltimore. „

1252

T7HB 3STEAV YORK GLIPPBH.

FfiBBTTABY 20,

I WANT MY MAMMA H

^'™ • ' ^ ™ ™ w "" ™ ..„.„., nummmm UNCORKS, WITH OK WITHOUT SLIDES.

■ -■■■ THIS 8ON0 IS A WJNNKlt FOR ALL. NO IlKAltr CAX HSMMl J'UK PATHETIC AH'KAL. nUOUMOOm) 1 WW,N •

-Mfmanai anannnv ^fAnntW ^f—aw m& WORDS BY ED. L

POSTMAN AT THE DOOR, sum

srsu mil the first timi: with a wntnuvisi'i BUCcett at madiso.n square 0ABM3S, ill j, to -u,oom nwn*

ILL BE TRUE - - - a* 1 1 GIRL WHO HAS WON MY HEART

T
H

E

OTHER NEW
WINNERS I

PROFESSIONAL, COPIES FREE.

catchy

■ WALTZ

MM

NE.1D PHOI.KAJl.
NO OABDS.

hashing
ma Ron

BALLAD,

»1 W. HHth STHBkt
• »BW YORK CITT.

Will BE READY FOR THE PROFESSION IN A TEW OAY13

I LONG TO SEE
THEM ILL AGAIN

By CHA». I>. EHNST!
CAN YOU AFFORD TO OVERLOOK THIS?

VERSE I.

I oi ten tniuk ot school dayH now, sluce years bare changed my lire:
I often think of pleasures then, which lime has changed to ctrJ fe.
And oft I think of little friend* I had tlmt seemed ho dear;
infancy now I nee them, and their laughter serin to bear. '

/Ckerai.

<fO»* ■ flow

I I tow, TLOM ■!»>• jFf

* *■*»', f*< Iff 4 '* Ml • /'■"■

m<«\%

VBR8E II.
I wonder why llila world seems drear whim I look back again,
So melancholy do I feol. my heart twats on In tain.
The schoolmates that I loved bo well have Mattered far and wide,
And soma I'm told arc lying cold, beneatb the old hillside.

. I'ror < oji> and Full Orehe.li atlon. In any koy, for lOe. Professional*
•i nknnw n to ua im lo.e lut * Prog -aninir. Only » 1 Imllfxl number lamed. Send

" '" CHAS. F. ERNST MUSIC PUB. CO.,

•■ . - .- Kinw Oi-ty, Mo.

WANTED, F*OR

HAR6AEAVES' BIG R.R. SHOWS, MAMMOTH MUSEUM, MILLIONAIRE WNMERIE,

HISTORIC HIPPODROME, AUGMENTED WITH THE COLOSSAL ANO DAZZLING

SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION "RICHARD THE SREAT AND THE HOLY WARS,"

All klnda of Acta, particularly a family of Acrobats,
the i>ost Id their respective line. Address

Can use a Troupe of Jaw. All acta must he
TBOa. 11 <MRI;aVkb. Chester, Pa,

All Side Show People and Ineldc Ticket Sellors. add rem B. L. BOWMAN, Avonuo Hotel, Spring Grove
Ave, Cincinnati, 0. Four, Us, eight ami ten Horse i ; rivers, addrcet ED iWhitty) LYKIbS, 42»h
Dane St., Cincinnati, 0. canvas Hen and Sent Men, address CHKT BALDWIN. Obealor, Pa. Llgbl

trmuv oi., uiuuiuuau, u, vamna facii nun Dgiw jjuu, ruup/sb l-fbi wui'iuj. ,-u«iui, m. uiiui
Hen, address WM. OOX, 131 K. 2d St., Pern, Ind. Animal Hon. address WM. CABDONA, Chester, fa.
Tram Hen. address CHARLES 8K1SNER, Chester, Pa. Cook House Veople, address FRED BIODLE,
Cheater, Pa. BUI Pnalcrs; Lithographers and Manner Hen, addrcaa JOH S HF.NR Y RICK. Ho. 10; West
vinii 8i„ Hew York City, lien and Women for Spectacular, addrcaa ALFRED BINKSON, Chester, Fa.
There U a (rood position bore for a First Class, Steady, Master of Transportation.

THUS. II AIIUHJC A VB8, Chester, P*.

8UDBS OF

BALTIMORE FIRE.

SETDF ■tTKREOPTlCUn VIEW", WITH DBSOHIFTIVB I.KCTtRK.. $ N.SO

ALSO 100ft. MOVING PICTURE .'. tHt.OO

Dtmectptlv* Ailat on apiilleotlon. Send ilepoali with order.-

JAPANESE-RUSSIAN WAR

8BT OF 71 91 'BltBOHTlOON HLIDKH, WITH PR1HTKU IKCTURE,
NOW RKINO PRBPARKD,

Send tiermaOout uddraas lordueurlptk* list Also llat of Huylng Picture* on Japan and Utis-ia.
STBBEOPT1COK and m.M HXCBANOB, los Franklin Street, Cnlcago,. 111.

KLEINE STEREOPTICONS

EDISON KINETO8COPE8 and FILMS
With DA USC H & LOME LENSES

ARE UHBH WHEUBVKR RESULTS AUW DKKIKEP. CATALOGUE FREE,

KLEINE OPTICAL CO.,

02 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.

New York City addretm :
I'.'T-l-Jl) W. KM Hi.'

..

LAKE CONTRARY PARK

MO.,

IHI

:. •». omui

SEASON 1904 OPENS MAY 39.

Hove apart, tor uvrral 11101* i< «ll Iniata con. r-ilcin. on percentage.
Vaudeville Artist, ileilrlnjj tluto nt Casino Tlu-af r*. >ddr

V.DW. SMAVNB. »T Waalitntfton ««re*l, ChlosL|o.
All otbora addroaa B. P. CIH'RCHIlii., Monngor. »t. .Toaayli. Mu.

COLORED LANTERN SLIDES.

RUS SI A-J A P AN WAR— w ■»■*■■■ ""■ » »»

BALTIMORE WlBM\®&!i2$2l8U
IROQUOIS THEATRE ¥XBM\S&2£2%*

\\> hare the good* and can make shipment upon receipt of your order.

JB08WKM, KT-ECTBIO *jll) OPTICAL CO., 1010 Mk-blRMi A»e., Chicago,

"ANNOUNCEMENT,"

The profession Is Invited to vlfllt

BINDER'S. PIIUL.

36 8. 13th STREET,
The Largeat Establishment In Amerlea, for

8HA1P00, HAIB WOBK,
Or Wig Attendance*

Mention thta ad.
and recelvo « larfre oatke of

BINDER'S TAR SOAP

FREE when calling.

TO THE PROFESSION!

I HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL LINE OF

TEnNDGOD

WSlIRf

FRONTS.

They need not be laundered; only washed wlib
soup and water. They come in all shapes aud
style*. Send for catalogue.
AOENTH WANTED. .lAMIOB DOLUSHJTH,
2 Astor Place, Saw York Ulty.

1ST END HEIGHTS,

THK

Handsomest Amusement Resort
and Theatre in St. Louis,

WITHIN 200 FfiBT OP MAIN TPftUI 1,'C Dl ID
SOnTHKRN EHTRANCE TO nVULV 19 THIR
WILL ENTERTAIN BIDS FOB. CONCESSIONS.
AMPLE AND DESIRABLE SPACE FOR A GOOD
ANIMAL SHOW: ALSO CRYSTAL MAZE.

We have a Pavilion seating lo.oou people Ad-
muwlon and seats free. Daily and Nightly Band
Concerts. Address

WEST END HEIGHTS AMUSEMENT 00..

St. Louis, Mo.

I H4VE 10 UNvIIE-lUT M i

ITHE NATDRAPATHIO POCKET PHY8I I •
kOlAN, byO. J. Markert, D. 0., Is a treatise, |
[on Diseases of Men and their cure by natural' .
'methods without drags or medicine of any ( '
i kind. The book Is concise and to tbe point, , |
.treats over 12 different disorders, gives'
t dlagooaisand treatment of eaoh case. Itoon-I '
I tains two systems of ezerolsea ot special, |
.value in these catei. ILLUSTRATED In' ,
'half-tones. It is worth Its WEIQHTinl '
I GOLD to all MEN of tbe PROFESSION. , I
■ Price, 11.00. Address DR. 0. MARKERT, ',
' P. O. Box 17, Madison Square, New York, w
l > «a^a^ l OV»V%^%%%%^^avaV»V»>%>»i

No. 37 Klnjtlon St., Boaton, MtH., U. S. A.
Manufacturers of Sllkolene Tights, f 2.G0; Worsted
Tights, *2.uo; Cotton Tights, fi.oo; gqnestrlan
Shirts, name price as tlglits, A special discount
of 10 per cent, allowed on all goods. r;ive m a
trial; that is all we ask. Wrlon for prices on auy-
thing In tbe knit goods line. Deposit required on
all orders. ■

SANS SOUCI PARK,

CHICAGO.

Concessions Wanted.

Have good space for new features on percentage.

Write full particulars.

ALFRED RUSBBbb, - - Manager.

87 Washington St., Chicago, 111.

BOUGHT, HOLD AND KXCHANUED.

Tbe highest prices paid for used lllmaln good con-
dition.
PHILADBLPHIA FILM EXCHANGE.
23 S. Eighth BtrecL Philadelphia. Pa

CLUB JUGGLERS

fasti tor WuatraW CtUlogui, Fru.

flEI HZEMIIIT, 502 E. I9tt St, Ma Y.

Everybody la Blowing Their Own Hon*
We Don't Have To. The Public Takai
Care 0! Onn. Bond For Catalogue.

Chloigo Photo Euaravlng Co.
Ko. 160 WathiBglOB St., Chicago.

No More Fires

With Films. Have an attachment (hat will lit on
auy Movluc Picture Machine that will protect the
Vllm from Fire. No Iron House rocintreil.
BOSTON FILM liXCIIANGB, W4 Washington St.,
Opp. AdaiiH tiouso, no st ou, Mass.

Managers and Actors' Pocket Theatrical

GUIDE of opera Houses and Populations ofTowua
aud Cltlct In U. S aud Oniiiulii. Send loo. to help
pay expense of putllslihig book. O.C.UOLAN (Wig
Mukori, s-.'tOroeti Street, Lockport, N. V.

SHOW CANVAS Wbh?

B¥ THK J. O. OOHB CO., DETROIT, MICH.

ALSO FOB 8ALK 100 SPRUCE POLES IN THE

BARK OR DRES8KD.

JUST OUT, 124 PAGE ILLUSTRATED UASIC

CAfCALOODMy 24c: HU"P. CAT*I>, OC Notu,
W\*D. UBOXi 10* Cwt Bt.,^«»Oala«a;

NowlrBomodoleil »■* Fltied.
Steam Hent.

Only Groand Floor Iloa-r
in the Country. •■

The Armory Opera House,

Plenty 11/ Bill Board*. Capacity, 1,000.

BOOKS NOW OPEN

SEASON 1904 Mid '05,_ „ „..„,..,3 „
Address all mail to H. T. HHURTZ, Mannger.

QUINLAN & WALL
IMPERIAL MINSTRELS,

MUSICIANS and FIRST CUSS MINSTREL PEOPLE
Balance This and Next Season.

Address DAN QUINLAN, Manager.

W^ivapm*, FOR THE

GREAT WALLACE SHOWS

FOR

19 04,

A Fow Hon High Clan oomtional Ada, inolndlng Four Principal Bar* Bank Ada
(Two Ladies and Two Gentlemen i; alao Fonr First Olasi High School Menage Horses,
ridden by Ladles preferred. Addreas

B. E. WALLACE, Peru, Indiana.

MUlWICll, CONN., WKK1C APRIL 4,

SasrSATZOXTAX. NOVELTIES

And other Indoor attractions. Address at once, W. A. GALLAQHKR, Box 20:, Norwich, Ounn.

I8B4-WANTED, for the 30th ANNUAL TOUR of-1904

WINTEKMTJTE BROS.' WAGON SHOW.

J 'in- OUksi. I.iirjji'Ki, Hent Equipped, Most Financially Solid uud .Suci«ssful Wngon Show

Country. ■•■■•■•-■■■■

How tourlug the Western

WANT I'KKFdRMKRH of All Kinds L'XCfpt RldHW.

Prefer those working alone ; also Musicians, Concert People playing Teuor Druiutf. HMI
Men, Grooms, Nte. Wunt Acts requiring little rlgvlng ; only ■ n-su

l'o«tcr», Cook, Canrus

lut Ion sized trunks curried : no fares udvauced,

uud Keatnrt'B suitable for Side Sbow. No reply unless prospect of engagement. • ■
Address IrVlSTKllML'TE DUOS., Jlcl)lvU...WIr

Want lo Biiy a i'uir of '"Soutitalu 'Mont;,

WANTED, TOM AND TEN NIGHT PEOPLE

For my Two Tent Shows, opening April {.1. All men double band. Preference to those (Joint speci-
alties. Musicians niu-t liavo good Instruments, and lie able lo make good, orhava an excellent ex-
cuse. Ho booze lighters needed. Ho band or orchestra leaders wanted (have Utcjri). I have some
of my people engaged, 10 if you want to be with the shows that fcaturo aaod Teutmont. It's
ULTKKi.E. Address, stating luweat salary nod what you can do and do well. FOR SALE-uom-
ploto Tent Tom Show, COfl.R.T., with Mft. M. Piece, loft. Wall, Marquee Poles, Lights, Setts. Stage,
Scenery: In fact, everything ready to start without one doltar expense. This outfit will go at a bar-
gain, as it is too email forme. Addresx C. E. BEYERI.E, Lincoln, Hebr.

IiBAOS.

Addrea?

LKADB,
ROB1NMON 1IOTBL, BufltolO, H. V.

PAWHEE BILL'S Will) WEST,

A Harness Maker, a Wagon Builder, uHorsoShocr, Big Teaui; Drivers, aud People InaU-trauolies.
AddrctH 11. W. L1LLIB, Winter quarters, Carnogle, Pa., for the advance.

A few Union Bill Posters, a Cook, and Porters of Cars. Address

w. E, FEitcrsoN, Ooneral Agent, l»: B. silt St., Olncinnaii. Ohjo.

•an

ACROBATS, TAKE KOTI0BJ.

UNDERSTANDER - ■ ' *

Must be good ground tumbler, and can catub good. Hot orer IMIb, eft. Sin. tall; State age and
terms In Urst letter. Send photo: will return same. Contracts all next Suinmor.. Geodchanoe for
rlghtpariy. Address O.ORRAVAH, 1890 Park Avenue, Polo A. C, H. Y. Olty-

ORVILLE SQ FRANK.

Played last week for MR. itriASl! In WASHINGTON, 1). 0. This wOak'tke$ art playing f»r
MR. RKNI'ON in TRENTON, H. J." '.. "

The

AVlio begins
•ITNDIiR Mill

Dancing Violinist (JXfflt n )

irbaM others have to estop, imd provoa that there Ih eouicthlnu', SKvl
K SUN." A Good Act aud MORIS. " , ,. .

TUB BB8V TRAMP ACT IN TIIK BtMSIEaN HAH A PEW WHBKI OPBM IH

Tlir UOOD OLD HtHIlIKll TIMK. WRITE US. ' '*■"'

wm, c. pyjaHBiAyand e'r. clairb Tr Uuiso

2«u Week and sUH loading feature with Bennett-Moulton Co. (A. P, KHKH.Mtr.),. „ x \M

tf EBBUAEY 20.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

1253

THOMPSON & DUNDY'S LUNA PARK

FEATURES

— fob-

STREETS OF DELHI

with a Reproduction of tlie Gorgeous Durbar of India.

M Elephants. 100 Natives , 40 Oaraeli,

loo Horse Men, 600 Soldier*.

A «500,000 PAGEANT.

FIRE m FUMES

iotaal Darning of a City Block, Engine, Hoot and Ladder
aid water Tower Companies, 64 Firemen, 1,000 People.

"WAR IS BELL"

SAID GEN'L SHERMAN.
A Century of Ken Behind the a un«.

Actual Ships in Actnal Fights

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Toe Origin*! Illusion Spectacle of » Submarine
Trip to the North Pole.

THE ORIGINAL WORLD'S FAMOUS ILLUSION,

1 TUP TO THE

STREET OF TiSGIER

(MAN VILLAGE

HEART OF CONEY ISLAND.

THE NATION'S PLAYGROUND.

The Colossal Circus Maximus.

THREE MONSTER BIROS IN MIDAIR.

FEATURES

roR

TUB ORIGINAL

ClauMte tlie Oliutea

and Old 1VH11

L. A. THOMPSON'S

SOI3NIO RAILWAY

8BA CW IvAXD

Tl\& Arabian IVljjlxta
A TEMPLE OF MYSTERY

BL/SPHANT • FAR&X,

WITH

THE PLUMING ELEPHANTS.

WHIRL THE WHIRL.

THE AERIAL NOVELTY

The Circle Swing

BABY INCUBATORS, LAUGHING SHOW, MIDNIGHT

EXPRE8I, HELTER SKELTER, ELECTRIC

LAUNCHES ELECTRIC FLOOR,

AND ALL THE WORLD

AND OTHER FEATURES.

PKKFOIIMKHS KNGAQBDl

TIIK FAMOUS 11EKHF.RT FRANCOIS, THE CLOWS,

TROUPE. KOBF.IIT BTICHNBT JH.,

THE 7.0LA8. ELLA HTIOKNEY,

LOYAL, EQUESTRIAN WILL HILL,

JOUOLKR, THIS VA1DI8 SISTERS,

SPESSARDi'S BEAKS, MtiPDKB A HILL,

HASSAN BEN ALPS HANDORTKIO,

A K ASS. TIIK BOTTOM L K Y TROUPK

MOROCCO STATS BAUD TUB I1KW1TTH,

PROM FEZ. THE JRNNETTS,

HAOANASBIR'SRIFFANB, KEI.TER.

PLUNOINO ELEPHANTS, THB /.OELLER8,

TIIK HUMAN ARROW, TUB ZARNEB,

ALHURTIB A MILLAR, THB MODOS,
JAB. IRWIN. AMD OTHERS.

at if sot booked white at okcb Foil TIME Addrsa* BOO KINO DEPARTMENT

. . ^^ggjg^gj^^a THOMPSOW 8 CUHBy,Hgrs..BioailK9> Theatre IMlWI Broadwat, Hew Toilt.

WORKING MEN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AND
ASSISTANT DOSSES FOR

SIMM BIOS.' WORLD'S GREATEST SHOWS.

Incomparably America'. Foremost Amasoment Institution, so practical In Its
Equipment and Paraphernalia, and so perfectly systematized In all depart-
ment, that It appeal! particularly to working men. lamp and sleeping
accommodations the very best.

ADDRB8S APPLICATIONS AS DELOW.

Train Men address ROBERT TAYLOR, Bamboo, Wis.

Canvas Men address JOHN SNELLEN, Baraboo, Wis.

Grooms and Drivers address 8PEN0EB ALEXANDER, Baraboo, Wib.

King Stock Men address ROBEBT MEEES, Baraboo, Wis.

Property Men address CHABLES O. MILLER, Reedsbuig, Wis.

Animal Men address WILLIAM JINKST. Baraboo, Wis.

Elephant Men addresB PEARL SOUDEBS, Baraboo, Wis.

Cook House and Camp Men address A. L. Webb, Baraboo, Wis.

Dining Oar Men address WILLIAM FAY, Baraboo, Wis. _ .. _

Side Show Working Men address JOHN JENNINGS, 1720 Logan Ave-, Harnnborg, Pa.

Electrio Light Men address H. P. MOSS. Baraboo, Wis.

Chandelier Men address FRED DIETZ Baraboo, Wis.

Wardrobe Men address WILLIAM ANDRE B, Baraboo, Wis,

Tripping Men address HARRY SMITH, Baraboo, Wis.

Boenery lien address JOHN LEONARD, Baraboo, Wib.

AU otheis address RINGLING BROS., Baraboo, Wis.

A REVELATION IH HIGH CLASS PRODUCTIONS,

THURBER & NASHER CO.

-a*™. HISS FLORENCE HAMILTON,

IN A LIMITED NUMBER OP SUCCESSFUL METROPOLITAN SCENIC MOWHMMJSj^ „
"Mre.j«ok,» '"eserted Bride!" "Jim Bludsoe." "Belle of Richmond ""WomanAgatoitW^an,''
"Harvest of Bin," Pnderthe pergonal direction ol PHILIP H-THITRBEB and MATT NASHER.

TOffp g¥» , anEABEPAINTB. ETC
A. M. BUCH & CO.,

u....i.«r. t r..t, .... - «a— »"•

H.T.Btf.: H. HALLIW1LL, SM W. Utt K.

Drop aim »U«e»na he will call on jaa-

WI6S

FUNK i S0.3&SRSS

McVICKan'g THBATRB, Chicago, m. Telephone-OentrH *M. Send twrWalogne.

, HiJsicLKSBONS F. 1KB at jour home. We will give, free, for ,» Q ™™»i n eXftnr •JlZlm
lesions for beginnersorJav^oedpupUB on Piano. Organ, Banjo *^2PB*i*flr% "ach b?
(Jour expense wUl only be the oost ot postage and the music ion use. which Is small), we m y p
?»» only and guarantee success. Hundreds write: "Wish I had known of jour ecnooi oeiore.
for booklet, testimonials and FREE tuition contract address _ ._. _ York . g. y ,
P. 8. SCH OOL, OP MUSIC, Box T73. 19 Pnlon Bqnar., Hew Torn^ji^aj

FoTIlDCtrical StagoTrTlCTS,

WRJM TO gnBTKOPOLITAN ™«*™g™SI^V^&f%hl*,.

nAVrYOURWSICPilOLISHED ON ROYALTY

S J ,"«W« *>«-V»>»00« melody or. eompltto WW*. We h.ve n. BUHlIt glMI AU UW

Sqnal o***.*. AU liranrs anawmed nrompUy. n.itlaaor* Blda.. CHICAGO.

PIOWUaCR PUBLIIUIISO COHPAKY, »IT Batftlaaor* ninn., v

HORSES

FOR

CIRCUSES

OUR SPECIALTY.

160 to 200 Head constantly on hand. Also
a number of show ponies.

ABE KLEEd SON,

270-278 North Centre At., CHICAGO.
Look Distance 'Phone, Monroe 1.000.
SOLE SUPPLIERS TO SINGLING BROS.'
C1RCPB

Km Dressing RwmConpltttWItlioit It

THI KMPREBE,

Imtantanaeas Hair K.ilor.r. (k iapn

Tkan Any lnal ta t Ion at Doabla t a •

JPrlsa. Batter Than Any Bab-

stltate nt Any Price.

For '.be head
hair and beard'
Always re-
store! the orig-
inal color of
fray or poorl;
yed balr— al-
ways revives
the color ol
blesobedor
faded heir.
Safe and sim-
ple to use. One
application for
any of eight
colors. Recom-
mended by
Leading Hair
Dressers, the
D. 8. Health
Reports, tbe
German and
English Impe-
rial Chemical
offices. Prioe, $1.00 per bottle, at any well *«-
pointed drug store or Perfumery Counter or Hair

H«bntn BI AND FACTUBWO CO.,

TUB Broadway, N. 1.

#

Fflty yean of sueeeis. Tbe sim-
plest and best remedy for Coughs
and Throat Troubles, In Hw« only.

Imitation: s?if%.<9'*"'

/A

IlUTTBIABlt, BUTTBBB aV OAHB,

lawyers tiS2&$gt Chicago

Special Attention to Theatrical Bulnees.

D0NT BUY

BEFORE CONSULTING

0URPR]£^

SLIDES

MIPPI IPC OP.At-L KINDS.
JUrrLILJ CATALOGUE tHtl

STEREOPTlCON AND FILM EXCHANGE

106 FRANKLIN ST.- CHICAGO. -. VV. B MOORE M'c'H.

CASEY'S THEATRICAL TRUNKS.

XXX Continuous Stool Hlndln
Tray to Swing,
24, f 10.25; 20

iub Steel Binding, Rlvlted on Yale Lock,
, 8 Vj In. deep, with 5 Compartment*. ( (In
II, 110.25; 28, $10.25; SO, 110.75; »2,$

Vnle Lock, Largo Dowels,

Prices: 24, 10.76; 20,

I J 84, |8,25; 80, 18.75;

Rlvlted on Yale Lock. Rawhide Handles, Dasswood Box,
" uarnntecd for 6 Year*.) Prices:
$11.76; 111, 112.75; DO, 113.75;
88, $14.76 ; 40, fl 5.76.
XX A Very Strong Rlvlted Trunk, Heavy Steel Trimming*, Yale Lock, Largo Dowels,
One 8ln. Troy, one 4ln. Tray. Double Jointed Strap Hinges.

88.76; 28, $0.75; 80, $7.26; 82, $775;
88, $0.26 ; 40, $0.75.

Steel Clad, Cuvered with Cold Rolled Steel, Yale Lock, Heavy
Steel Trimmings. Dowels. One Deep Tray, with Hat Dor. Price* :
24, $5.00 ; 20, $5.00 ; 28, 15.00 ; 30, I6.C0 ; 82, $0.00 ; 84, $0.50 ;
86, $7.00 ; 88, $7.60 1 40, $8.00.

Wlttl for catalogue, or shipped C. O. D. on receipt of $5.00.

as. S. CASEY, 441 6th If •., N. Y. Est 4? Yrs.

NEQRESCOUHAIRGO.

WIGS

Gent*' Dress, Wigs.
Old Maid*' Win,
Biddy Wigs,
Ladles' Drees Wigs.
Catalogue free.
Popular Price*.
Irish Character, $3.00 IIP.

162 STATEST. 5th Fl. CHICAGO, ILL.

WIGS

aoodn sent o. O. v., on
receipt of gl.00 de-
'■-IMAT--

WATKHOUKL8, ft
Pompedour Wig*, 9

posit. BSTI
fornlBbed ON Q00D8
TO ORDBR.

OPE.1 BUNOAYB
10 to IS A. H.

Dutch Character
$3.so VP.

THI CRIAT INGLI8H VAUDEVILLE PAPIR,

Aim THBATRR REVIEW,

401 fi*vtx-a,i3.<ag

rORKIQK aOBSCAIPTION. ...
PBOPBBBIOHAIa ADVKHT1IKJIKMI,

• „ - •*. m. run v r An
■*. eg., glssgla Colnmn lack

Ws (till carry tbe Largest and Host Selected Lin* of Ladle* and Gents' a.aitom Mad*
Clothing, slightly n*ed7 bnt good a* new. consisting of Ladles' Vine Fura, Evening, Dinner
and Garden Dresiea, Opera CloakA Bldlna Habit*. Etc In Gents' wardrobe we have
Eitra Long Prince Alberta In Coat* ana Vest*, Pnll Dree* Suits, Tuiedos, Swell Ltneof
fait and Winter Overcoats, Inverness Capet, Opera Hat* and Street Sulfa Call or address
MllS. 1m SCIIBIEB, 024-020 South St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Between 9th St and tOtb It Bell Telephone, Walnut, 1040-A.

PLAYS

For Stoek Coipi.ltt, lor Ripelolre Cenpmlit, lor Aailnrj

LAUOEBT ASSORTMENT IN THE WOULD. Book* for bom*
amusement, Negro Play*, Taper Scenery, Mrs. Jarley'a Was
Works, Catalogue Free I free) Free I SAMVBL Fiie.tCH,
IT West 22* St., Haw York, '

Rlolitiurcl Outtimonn Trangfer Co.

■cenarjr and Bag gag. Ilaallng, gtarag*. Se.n.ry, Praps, and Traaki For lale.
Dowaiowa Oatc, »«■ 117 lis* Daarbora it., CI11CAUO.

J 254 THE JOIW YORK CL IPPER. February 20.

THE HARRY VON TILZER CO.'S SENSATIONAL SONG SUCCESS ES

"HANNAH,

\A/orTt You Open the Door?"

Our New Sensational Story Coon Song Snccess. Already the mainstay of numberless acts. From East to West, by every test, by far the best. Has already
"opened the door" to popularity. In a word, it's a HARRY VON TILZER Coon Song— doesn't that settle it? Lyric by ANDREW B. STERLING.

a

Down Where the Swanee River Flows"

Our New Sensational Ballad Song Success, Wondrous); Illustrated. By ANDREW B. STERLING and HARRY VON TILZER,

THE ANHEUSER BUSH"

Our New Sensational Drinking Song Success. Surpassing Wurzberger and otters. Bj STERLING and VON TILZER. *

"BARNEY'

Our New Sensational Character 8ong Success. By ED. ROGERS.

CELIA"

Our New Serenade Coon Song Success. By SMART and WILLIAMS.

MAYDEE"

Our New Production Song Success. Tbe Lit of "The Fisher Maiden."

"MY DIXEY LOU"

Our New Production and Serenade Coon Song Success. By STERLING and VON TILZER.

..

TELL ME THAT BEAUTIFUL STORY

V

■ ■

Our Standard Big Ballad Success. By ARTHUR J. LAMB and ALBERT VON TILZER. ?h._.

BEAUTIFUL SONG SLIDES READY IN 10 DAYS.

DOWN ON THE FARM

Our Standard Rustic Song Success. Finely Illustrated. By RAYMOND A. BROWNE and HARRY VON TILZER.

W

f.

THE MAN IN THE OVERALLS

Our Standard March Song Success. Slides never equaled. By RAYMOND A. BROWNE.

"GOOD BYE, ELIZA JANE!"

r * ' rjZ?.-^ Our Standard Coon Song Success. TOD KNOW ITS A HIT. By STERLING and VON TILZBB.

"I AIN'T GOT NO USE FOR SLEEP"

u

Our Standard Sleep Song Success. By RALPH BICKWELL.

37 W.28thISt.,NJ. City, h,.i onto.
■I 67 Clark Street. Chicago iinum.

FEBBUAEY 20.

rn

TECB NTKW YORK CLIPPER.

1265

• ' ' * ■ ' ■ ! ' ■'. I
ft

„ Jfa fH£ /\UfnOR OF

Mansion or Achi«(»Hear<5

THE-BESTSEHSATIOHAL-IWiAD-I-EVEIt-WROTE

nd QuicK f or Bap gpy & Qrches Ira h on £ FRE E y :

ORCHESTRA AND BAND LEADERS ! I
Have you beard about our great march Hit,
POLLY PRIM?J" If not, send for It at
nee. Copies for Orchestra or Full Band,
15c. each.

ADDRESS

JOSWSTERM&Gl

34 EA5T21*«T
TsEWYORKClTY->.

LEADERS JOIN OUR ORCHESTRA
CLUB.
$1.00 per rear. One New Orcbeitra or
Number each month.

EU

II

"A WORLD WIDE CIRCULATION.

THB OLD BIT AID MOST INFLUENTIAL THEATRICAL AID TAUDETILL E JOURNAL.

THE ERA.

ESTABLISHBD HIT.

40 WILLINCTON STREET, 8TRAND, LONDON. W. O.

FOHKIGS SUBSCRIPTIONS, 39.. p.r annam.
FROFR BS lQISA la ADVERTISEMENTS, 8d. per 11*..

AHOIOU IB n*TE8 nSITOO THE METROPOLIS UBB THE Bi 0FFIGBI Al

THBIB PBBIAHBRT LfllfDOfT M— .
2.000 ARTISTES ADVERTISE IN IT8 C0LUM8 WEEKLY.

ATTENTION! D0CTOB8, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN

Why handle rooky good, when yon MB handii good* tut will Mil thai
MlfMT sUecfflo Belfe from 11.00 per dot. to |t*.oo. Large variety to sale*

from. We slso maks other style* of Appllsnses and Msdleal Batteries. Oni
third cash req aired. Hot Spring! Solphar Soap, wrapped, 11.10 par groat

Equal to WUflami. Trial erder will convince. Largest Maaureetnrsri lo?
Els* c o MM ana Appliances In U. I. A. Es tabi lshed 1 IT*. OattlofU tree .

THE ELECTBIG APPLIANCE CO., Burlington, Kan.

COMPLETE WITH ELECTRIC, CALCIVM OB ACETYLENE BURNER.

Illustrated Song Slides, Beautifully Colored, 2Bc. Eaoh.

We manufacture everything In the StereopUeoa and Moving Picture Machine Una, and will aave
yon money. Write tor price llal

BOS WELL ELKCTHIC * OPTICAL CO., 1(10 Michigan AT6.. CHICAGO.

««» Adams <&Bliss *><n

ORIGINAL ISBl GERMANS— Eo ronte High Rollers BnrleBquers.

WEDDING CAKE" March

EBYBODY LL
WANTS A
SLICE OP THE

Makes good In all musical acts, buck and wing dance. A hit with all Bands and Orchestras,
8.000 now In use. Piano Solo 15c., Band 25c, Orchestra 25c. (this Is not the kind they give
away). H. F. NE1LSON' PUB., 0182 Commercial Are., Chicago, 111.

will, H.

MAODALKHE

ARMSTRONG » HOLLY

(Copyrighted) In THE EXPRESS MA N, THE FUNNY FELLOW WITH THE TRUNK.

REINKE OPERA HOUSE, Spring Valley, 111.

Under new management after Hay 1, 1904. How Booking for Season 190446. INCLUDING SUNDAY.
NIGHTS. All bookings after above date, or business of any sort, to be done through

JOSEPH K. PAHKS (How Manager), P. O. Box 319.

0LDB8, BATONS, GUNS, ROLLING HOOPS.
GLOBES. ROMAN AXES, WIRE WALKERS'

■APPARATUS, etc. Best Goods. Lowest Prices.
.. CATALOG AND JUGGLERS' BOOK.
Addreas-EDW. VAN WYOK, loesPnllan Ave., Cincinnati, 0., 0.8. A.

JUGGLERS SUPPLIES

iUUULUllW A «t*mp for CATAL

A flEVTfl We n » Te what you want. Novelty Photo Jewelry, Bovenulr Shell, etc. Repertory man-
aaua io, sjassm try aome souvenir buttons; give them away at every wrformance. Our prices

ra* right HORSKN BROS.. M4 Dearborn St.. Ohtosso.

A CLEVER TEAM

CAN y-KE A RECORD IN A SKETCH

Author will dispose of on tempting terms to com-
petent parties. Standing In a class by Itself, It
affords OPPORTUNITY to Impress audiences
lastingly. It anxious for anon, address

M. V. 9., 108 W. 47th Bt., New Tork CltT.

Can We Sell Ton These?

Three Trunks, 3,000 Folding Ohalrs, 14 Black
Tents, Lot of Blankets and Pillows. Combination
oil Heaters for Tent, Boom or Car; Gasolene
Torches, Folding Organs. Crank Piano: 48 Extra
voiding chairs, suitable for opera house or office,
•everalHand Organs, Hegaphonos.
_ R. H. ARMBRDSTEtLBprlngfleld, Illinois.

tlMTKD,

JUVENILE MAN. COMEDIAN,

S?jJ£i?H£.,5 nd GENERAL BU81NK88 MAS.
ALSO PIANIST. Others, write.

MAJESTIC THEATRE COMPANY,

- Sedalla, Mo.

PERFORMERS "W EUROPE

5&L9 a xV% 'S* 6 !' PM*nre ratM end full
E. ru iB , J tn " tte Exchange Office, w East 14th

jjBggaF ****■ iu > Q - »• y -

Ai*MlERifa«^

w.

Muaio.

rrV*,l Ec 7* ltT !or I 00 * compositions. PI0BEBB
r DB. CO., li to » Qolncy St., Chicago.

HIGH CLASS
MAGICAL APPARATUS

At moderate prices. Large stook, Immense variety.
Ulnstrated Catalogue Free. A. RuTERBERG,
178 Ontario St., Chicago, 111.

PLAYS,

Recitations and Headings
All fia-

OatalogMS Free. .
matte papers for sale,

CHA8. MACDOIf ALD,
U Washington St., Chicago

UP TO DATE

CAROUSELS

For Bale. Old Carousels exchanged or put in

tamping horse motion. KRBMER T 8 CAROUSEL
rORKS, 814 Uth Ave., L. I. Olty. W. Y.

PIANO TUNING
Taught by mall. Musicians can more than double
their present Income. Send stamps tor book with
particulars and part of first lesson free.

BOSTON80HOOL OF PIANO TUNING,
Boom 8fl, Music Ball Building, Boston, Mass.

| A /> VISITING "a«Krf-«

IOU CARDS Fcwrpsld JOO.

Oorreet styles and sues. Order Oiled day received.

Booklet "Card Style" Free 1 Also baelateee,

prof... Ion a I and fra t ernal cards. We have

cuts of emblems for all societies.

B. J. SCBU8TKR PTO. 4k KWQ. CO.,

Pept. n, St. Loala. Ha.

WIGS

6. SHIKDHELM, Theatrical Wig

MAKER. Good work for low prices,
ill West Mth STREET. Hew York.
forprlMUat.

THEQKEATESTDANCUO MASTER ON EARTH.
130,000 SAYS PROF. ROACH CAN 1)0 FOUR
TIMK8 MORE TUAN ANY OTHER TEACHER IN
CHICAGO ON ALL PROFESSIONAL SPECIAL-
TIES. PROF. ROACH AND WIFE have the only
reliable and first class academy In Chicago, and
•1,000 cash says that they are the only tea:hers
that can properly Stand place on the stage ladles,
gentlemen and children in all VAUDEVILLE ACTS
AND SKETCHES, all styles of step and fancy
dances, -splits, bending, tumbling, skirt dance,
buck and wing dancing, sand Jig, genteel si-ng
and dance, acrobatlo sing and dance, brother
acts, contortion ac's. musical acts. Please write.
161 W. HADISOtl ST., CIIU'AGO.
Haymarket Theatre Bnlldlnr.
ROACH. Cut Thl. Out ROACH.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AND LEAST,

aUTTilCE "PBITOEOE" BAOOiQE, 8T0CI

alia BOX CABS,
10ft. long. Desirable for Show and Oamlval Com-
panies. Reasonable terms. Write for particulars

TEE ASMS PALACE B0B8B CAB 00,

W. A. YAQBR, General Haaagar,
Ho. 1210 Monadnook Building, Chicago, IU.

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM.

Ill «T. 13D ST., NEW YORE (Old Kostrr A Blal'sl,
HALLETT THOMPSON, Manager pale Wood's
Gym.) Special rate to performers, f 1 a week.

WANTEO, Rip, People it All Kinds, Willi

SPECIALTIES: PIANIST WHO DOUBLES.
Salary Bur«. Fares a<iv*nced.
M0RTIMER-DEM1N0 THEATRR CO., Gibson, III.

THE ONLY CURE FOR

BLOOD

is our marvellous SEBUM TOITN treatroeat
takea privately at home. All pimples, eruption.,
mucoua patches, loss of hair, ulcerations, despond-
ency, rheumatism, etc.. are removed during the
first month and the VKRY WORST CASES Olf
CONTAGIOUS ItLOOD POISON COM-
FLETELV KHAUICATED FBOM THE
SYSTEM during the course of the treatment.
If you have tried everything ebe and failed, com.
to us and nt r/'ll cure you. Our moderate fees
nay be paid in installments. Remember that your

r trainee i. signed by the largest medical Institute
the world, capital $i,ooo,«x>. W. send free,
"Completely Cured In 13 Week.," and a
ao-pp. treatise on contagious blood poison, fully
describing our SERUM TOXIN treatment, and
your only hope of being cored while you remain
at hone and attend to your regular duties.

I n t ema t lo na 1 Scram Toxin Company

- SJM 713 SI. Jamas Bldg., New York City

capsules r?

MlDt

For Kidney. .
& Bladder

troubles.

Cures in

48Hours

URINARY
DISCHARGES

, Each Capsule /^S.
bears the tumeAVOWf]

BeaanafeountirftlU
»j u uum ia s»s .«» s>

FIR8T TIME IN AMERICA. 810,000 PRODUCTION.
KAPHAN THEATRICAL SYNDICATE,

1031 BROADWAY, IfBSW YORK CITY, PMKBMFlTB

sp.^=u, Senorita PEPITA SANDOVAL

1H ^->tl asav TH—Sfc •saajA.^asr-tar^-samjr MAOMPICENT IMPOKTEK 008-
^*X^L.X&JJrM. MlM XV S» TUMK8, SPECIAL SCENERY.

MANAGERS, SESD OPEN TIME NOW BOOKING NIXT SEASON.

WANTED, for
COUQHANOUR and FRAZEE'S REFINED VAUDEVILLE,

CIRCUS AND RAILROAD SHOW,

MUSICIANS, CORNET, BARITONE, TWO ALTOS, CLARIONET, BASS, TROMBONK AND TRAPS.
Allmnst donMe B.ai.d O. and B. atd 8. No<elt'ea, Bkech Teams, No. 1 knookabontTtam. A
modern theatre under canvas. One to inreenlstat stands. Lor>gMas»n. Money sure.

All addre-s E. 11. GOCOIIANOUR, is Pittsburg St., Unlorrtown.Ps.

CENTRAL TRUNKS.

Uln., SLM; »ln., SB.SO; 83ln., $i.M; Mln„ flO.M; t«n., $1100
lViinia.ssxSBXll inside, mr
mi. c. o. d. ., except over son

. . . ... Olrens Tr onls, SixltxlS, ll.M. BUI

Tronxa, aoxSUll Inside, S13.00. Lltbo Trunks, HxxMxxl a lnilds,$n.oo, snipped on raosipt ol ll.ie,

D.j exoept over SOD miles, then remit whole amount.

SIMON S ft 00., OBNTRaL TRUNK P ACTOR Y , ■stab. 1 MS . IS-eS ■ ortb lib St . , P llladalf nla.

N. Y. AGENCY. Cor. 301k II. a Breidwiy. Prion) 7Bets. mere Iktn si Pklli. Fiessry

Ttala Weak, "AVB.NUH," Detroit. Booked by MR. JO PA IDE SMITH.

FRBO

AND .
EHHA

THE "2" HEWITTS ™\

oou

Ploturaaq* - f=>»cisa I IsA-tlo • Parambulatorst
Last Week, "ARCADE," Toledo. SIR. ROW. HUVS IE, Western Heprei.ntatlv.,

FOR TEST LIGHTS and OUTSIDE LIGHTS,

GEO. TAYLOR. 07 Cliff Street. New York.

THIS WEEK, CASTO TIIKATBE, LAW1IE.1CE, MA Si.

Bath BURNETT and WE YERSOItf Ed.

TRAMP COMEDY ACT. OPEN TIME IN MA ROB. Per. address, 211 Welt Mth St.. New Y"rk.

Tilt? TUDCr VFITAUO niu ACT AT LIIJIEHTY FOR lUBMEB.
I Mt 1 HHtt rVEaa I JNax B y - iKITR J1 "" BLSTEH, the OREATEBT
■ lisaw ■ lllli-aa g%kkif« I VIIW 1D( i youngest COMEDIAN In THB WORLD.

Re-engaged for TWO trips around Ike KEITH ClRt C)T.
PORTLAND, MB., this week; BALEM 10 follow.

HARRY & KITTY SUTTON

31 VYcekS "Side Tracked" Oo. CONTORTION ACKORATIO NOVELTY FOR BUMMER PAR'S.
Address HARRY SUTTON, 14 first Ave., West, Dniulh. Minn.

FACTS of Vital Importance to Every
Sufferer of Blood Poioon.

r ACT ONBs— It takes time to tell whether yon
are permanently cured by a treatment er merely
patched np for the present

FACT TWO— The Cook Remedy Co. Is the
only company or medical association In existence
that has been treating Blood Poison long enongb
to know that its patients are onred to atay cured.

FACT THRRBt— The Cook Remedy Oo. bae
manr patients who were onred by llamaglo rem-
edy eighteen years ago wbo are today so una and
well.

FACT For n— The Oeok Remedy Oo. Is the

largest and the only successful oompsoy In toe

FACT EIOHT-Qood health Is the most

world that makes the ours of Blood f otsoi

pec laity.
FACT1

FACT vrVB-Patlents cured by cook Remedy
Co. are constantly passing successfully the rerr
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the United States.

FACTklX— If yon take Cook Remedy Co.'s
trsatment under tfielr guarantee yon are abso-
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FACT •■VMR-Rvery other method of treat-
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temporary relief.
mportant thing In the world to any penoB.

ABOVE EIGHT FACTS ARE ABSOLUTELY UNDENIABLE

The Cook Rasaedr Co. solicit the most ob-
stinate oases and challenge the world (or a ease
theyesnnotonre. This disease has always baffled
the skill of the most eminent physicians. For
many years the Oook Remedy Oo. hare made a
•peclaityof treating this disease, andlhey have
unlimited capital [behind their unconditional
guaranty.^-.

Yon can be treated at heme for the same price
and with the aame guaranty. With those who pre-
fer to go to Chicago the Oook Remedy Oo. will con-

tract to care them or pay railroad and hotel bills,
and make no charge U they fall to onre.
If yon baveplmplea, eruptions, mucuouipatches,

Sains, rheumatism, etc., write for Oook Remedy
o.'s free home treatment book and learn ail
about contagious blood poison. If yon want med-
ical advice give a btstory of yonr case, and the ir
physicians will furnish all the Information yon
wish without any chargs whatever.

Your salvation depends on Cook Remedy Co.,
and on them alone. They will surely cure job.
No other method of treatment win onre yon.

Why Hesitate 0ns Diy 1b leglulBi This Wonderfol Curs.

WRITE FOR FREE 100-PAUK BOOK TO

COOK REMEDY CO.,

1111 MRRcmlo T.xaple, OHLTOAOO, U. ■. A. V

1266

FBBBUABY 20.

MLBFHOM, 4»T.8S'h 8T.

PUTS FOR STOCK
PUTS FOR REPERTOIRE

OABLl ADDBR*, "PLATWIIBEt," H. T.

SOLE AGENTS

FOR
WIIIMH A. BRADY
MITTCtlTHAL, BBItTHEBI
K1KKK 1.A SHKLiUK
THEO, BBHT IAVBB
SUWIKABDER
COL,. J. F niLUKCR

JOBS A. BTKVKM »*™«™*!.
And Man y Others.

BROADWAY THEATRE BUILDING - 1441 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PLAYS FOR SPECIAL PRODUCTIOX SPEGX AX* A.HJWTOTJ3»rOB3M[B»B''r.

Wo are now prepared to contract with reputable Repertoire Managers for any of the following plays, "^.f^^^^^ •j^^i
for Repertorlal rights for the first time. Special attention being called to the phenomenal decrease In i*^™**^*^™^™* <•»•
reach of all. All plays leased from us are subject to the fullest proteotlon-we proteot your plays and protect your territory, and guarantee our

quotations of royalties to be absolutely the lowest obtainable.

dangers of farm
heb majesty

devil'* island

the coast guard

THE SUNSHINE OF PARADISE ALLEY
LOST IN NEW YORK
CHILD OFFOKIWE

LAND OF THE LIYINU
BED. WHITE AND BLUE
AN IRISH ARAB

BOTTOM OF THE SEA

WOMAN AND WINE

ONE OF THE MANY

THE DESEBTED WIFE
A GREAT TEMPTATION
THE PRINCE AND THE SWORD
GATES OF JUSTICE

THE FEMALE DRUMMER
A BOY WANTED

KING OF THE OPIUM BING
LEGAL WBONG

AN AHiNiAN KING

A MORMON WIFE

SORROWS OF SATAN

THE COT I ON KISG
THE TURTLE
BING OF IRON

UNDER THE POLAR STAR
THE POLICE INSPECTOR
THE BLIND GIRL
THE GREAT BROOKLYN HANDICAP
THE CAT AND THE CHERUB

A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND
A ROUGH RIDER'S ROMANCE

THE GAME OF LIFE

THE WOOING OF MRS. YAN COTT
DEACON BRODY

MY SWEETHEART

CUMBERLAND 'SI
BETSY ROSS

UNDER TWO FLAGS

THE FIRE PATROL

TOLL GATE INN

WE'UNS OF TENNESSEE

GENTLEMAN JACK

AFTER DARK

ROARING DICK * CO.
GYPSY JACK „

HOW LONDON LI YES
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK

THE UNKNOWN

THE GUNNER'S MATE
MONEY MAD

HUMANITY
SHE

MLLE.FIFI

THE RESURRECTION

PASSION'S SLAYE

THE THOROUGHBRED

A HAD MARRIAGE

A TEXAS GIRL
MAN'S WORK

A DARING CONSPIRACY
THE LITTLE BOSS

A MOTHEB'S LOYE

DENISE

A DESPERATE LOYE

TBE MYSTEBY OF MANILA

AN IRISH FAIRY
THE BLARNEY STONE
TWO PARTNEB8

THE CHEAT

OSTLER JOE

OUR JANITOR

SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY
SHADOW OF A CRIME

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Suet**, Personalities aid daunts,

CONCERNING

ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS

BY JOSEPHINE GRO.

The Gregsons, Charles and Florence, who
are at present appearing over the Keith cir-
cuit, relate the following amusing Incident
that befel them last Summer while playing
park dates through. Michigan. Mrs, Greg-
son Is an enthusiastic collector of comic pic-
tures and caricatures appearing in the lead-
lug papers and magazines, ■ One evening she

meaning of the demand, feebly responded :

"We hive so monkeys in our act. We've

finished it and have done all the encores, and

there's nothing left to do."

At this the manager, who evidently prided

himself on hit ability to juggle swear words,

let loose a string of expressive ones that

might put an old time pirate to shame.

"No monkeys" he shouted, "no monkeys, —

then what the h do jou mean by this?''

and, digging into a capacious Inner pocket,

happening at a performance of a company of
which she was a member. The play was
"Hamlet," and the scene the burial of
Ophelia, a scene which, perhaps, has mtt
with more contretemps than any other. The
dummy in this case was an old pair of blue
army trousers stuffed with straw, these
being the only available article found In the
property room for the hastily prepared
scene.
The dummy was wrapped in a winding

it fell with a ridiculous thud that startled
both actors and audience. This alone would
have caused a big laugh, but added to this
was another situation. In the descent to
the grave the winding sheet caught on to
some portion of one of the soldier's coo-
tame, and the legs of the dummy, clad in
the old blue trousers, were disclosed to the
Budlencc. Nothing could save the seen*.
which was finished there and then by the
guying and laughs from the audience, and
the curtain waa prematurely rung down.

An old time actor Tells a story of a star
tragedian who had made himself dliltked
by some of his dictatorial demands upon
two stage hands, Having made use of some

was seated at a email table pasting Into her
Hcrapbook a number of these clippings. Dur-
ing this interesting occupation Mr. Gregson
bethought himself that he had not yet sent
his billing ahead for the following week,
and hastily prepared to do so, using a
corner of the table at which Mrs. Gregson
waB at work. After writing a few words
of apology for the delay he Inclosed with
it a separate sheet containing the billing.

The following week the Gregsons opened
at the park where this had been sent After
receiving a moit cordial welcome they were
further gratified at the finish of their act
by vigorous encores. After responding with
bows and the usual business to about five
recalls Mr. Gregson finally went out to

ank the audience and beg permission to

ire. Getting well to the front of the

ige he was greatly astonished to hear

veral of the audience call ont ;

"Do your monkey act I We want the
monkey act!" this demand being quickly
swelled by a chorus of nearly the whole au
■Mence, making an uproar in which the word
'monkey" was the keynote.

Thinking (hot he was being guyed, the
actor hastily retired from the stage, only
to be met by tie manager at the wings, who,
ushlng him back, exclaimed :

"Go on I Finish your act, — do the monkey
wb— they're all waiting oat there for the
monkey."

Gregson, at a loss to understand the

the manager produced the letter containing
the billing which Gregson had so hastily
sent the previous week.

There was their name, "The Gregsons,"
but underneath, where toe actor had written
"Refined Singers and Dancers," was pasted
one of Mrs, Gregson's comic pictures, — two
fancifully dressed monkeys executing a rag
time cake walk, while printed across the
page, in heavy black type, waa: "FAMOUS
MONKEY ACTOBS." This picture had ac-
cidentally become fastened to the paper con-
taining the billing In auch a way as to
leave only the name, "The Gregsons," ex-
posed sbove It.

"There's your billing," angrily exclaimed
the manager, "and that's the way the pro-
grammes are printed."

Lillian Floyd tells of an amusing accident

sheet and placed on a bier. This was strewn
with lowers and born upon the stage by
vestal virgins, the procession headed by
Roman soldiers bearing torches. The latter
were two stage hsnds who had received bat
little coaching for the occasion, as the com-
pany was putting on a different plsy each
night of the engagement, and rehearsals
were hurried and few.

The bier was placed beside the grave, and
as Laertes solomnly declaimed the lines,
"Lay her In the earth," the rmrebesrsed
stags hands — soldiers for the time being —
advanced and laid hold of the draped body
of the hapless Ophelia, ens seising the head
and the other clumsily grabbing the feet,
instead of gently lowering the body Into
the grove, these nobis Romans carelessly
tossed what they knew to be a handle of
straw fastened to a plank into space, where

forcible language toward thorn, which was
more abusive than they felt was their dae,
they remonstrated, and an altercation fol-
lowed, resulting in their discharge, which
was to take effect that night after the per-
formance,

The star was playing repertory, and on
the list was "Richard III." The stage hands
decided that through their connivance the
battle of Boawertb would not only be Rich-
ard's finish but also he the trasedian'e Water-
loo, so far as his performance that night was
concerned.

When the famous nuotatlon woo given by
the star in hla> most effective tones: "A
horse, a horse— my kingdom for a horse I"
one suddenly appeared at the centre of the
stage, being let down by ropes from the files.
It was a hone, but of that sort used by
carpenters— a saw horse.

A shout from the audience arrested th»
speech and the star quickly apprehending
the cause, aa quickly made up his mind
what was the best thing to do, for the scene
was completely ruined, and the tide of com-
edy could not be turned. Though a tragedian,
be had once played comedy roles. The un-
fortunate Incident, which he quickly fixed In
bis mind to the actual perpetrators, he
turned Into burlesque, for there was nothing
else to do. Striding comically to where the
saw horse stood, be sat astride It, and in
bnrlesque tones tragically ordered the cur-
tain down.

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Feb. 4,
"Lot* Ln a Cottage," a comedy, in four
acta, by CtpUln Bui! Hood, ni success-
fully produced on Ian. 21, at Terry'* Thea-
tre. It met with a ratber qualified ntciu,
tat Hill doubtles* achieve a ion of paying
duration.

Vfter alt months' abieoce from the 8t
James Theatre, daring which time be ha*
been touring with great success In the prov-
ince*. George Alexander returned borne oa
Monday last, and continued the ran ot "Old
Heidelberg," which wee In the foil tide of
popular favor when bla Summer season cloied.
Mr. Alexander haa been able to command
almost all the original cast including J, D.
Beverldge a* the tutor, and Lyaii Bwete aa
tho bombaatlc Luts, the only Important
' change being that Eva Moore la succeeded
Id the part of Catble by Lilian Bralth-
•ralte. who give* ua a very delightful imper-
sonation of the wlneome Madcben. Mr. Al-
exander'e rendering of the part of the Prince
twtaint all tbe romantic feeling which made
It a» effective last season, and, Indeed, tbe
whole repreeentatlon bat an animation and
verve that are seldom aaaoclated with a
lengthened run.

''Tbe Sari and tbe Girl" reached lb BOth
performance at tbe Adelphi on Friday,

Louie Freear, wbo la at preaent enjojlng
a well earned rest at Bottlngdean. haa
alined a contract with Maura. Hurray
King and C. Clarke to appear for aercn-
teen concerts to take place In tbe province*,
at which the will sing several of ber most
famous ditties, together with others re-
cently written for her. The first concert
will take place at Oxford on Feb. 6, and
at Easter Silas Freear will appear In a new
miielcal farce by Arthur Sturgeis.

The translation of "The Second Mrs.
Kinqneray." la which Madame Jane Haling;
appeared In London, at tbe Coronet, waa
produced on Wednesday evening at the
Odeon Theatre. The chief part, however,
waa not played by Madame Hading, but by
Wile. Berthe Baby, the lady wbo made met
a success In the French production of "Bes-
orrectlon."

The leading scenic artists were the guests
at a banquet at the Imperial Beataurant on
Sunday night, arranged by Sir Philip Burne-
Jones. Sir h. Alma-Tadema was In th*
chair, supported by a number of well known
artists and writers, and the following were
guests : il O. Banks, II. Brook*, B. Caney,
R McCleery, Uawea Craven, B. Douglass,
H. Emden, James Olover, Stafford Hall,
wmtor iiann. w. Harford, J. Harker, \v,
Uemsley, C. Hicks, J. Ulcks, W. Johnston,
R It. Jones, H. Potts, Thomas B. ltyan,
Bruce Smith, W. B. Spong, and William
Telbln.

Hubert Tabsr, an actor of distinction and
much personal popularity, Is not likely to be
seen again on this side of tbe Atlantic.
The Athenaeum says he is suffering from
serious throat affection, and it on the eve
of returning to America.

The arrangements for Drury Lane Theatre
for next season Include one by which the
Moody-Manners Opera Co. gives a ten weeks'
season, commencing May 21. The preaent
pantomime will end, as usual, a week be-
fore Easter, when the theatre will remain
closed until May 21. It has been stated
that the Autumn production would be one
of Messrs. Klaw A Illrlanger'a American
dramas, but owing to the state of unrest In
the New York dramatic world tbe pliy ln
question baa not yet been produced (hero,
so that it la extremely unlikely that It will
be seen this year at Drury Lane. But
nothing will be definitely settled until
after Mr. Brlanger'a visit to England,
■bout a month hence. On the other
band, It la quite possible that the directors
of Drury Lane may decide to make some
rather more extensive alterations ind Im-
provements than are possible when the
theatre remains open throughout tbe entire
tear, la which case they may arrange to
give no further production between the
end of July and next year's Christmas pan-
tomime, but they may devote the Intervening
months to a complete overhauling of the thea-
tre, both inside and out

We have already had the two houses a
sight system at the variety balls, and now a
theatre haa come Into line In an endeavor
to make the drama pay on the name plan.
the Empire, Balbam, has adopted tbli two
house* a night system. On Monday "Caste"
waa given two performances, one commenc-
ing st 6.45 and the second at 0.10.

^Letty" waa one of the plays which tola
rear never picked up again after the cus-
tomary Christmas drop, and It will be with-
drawn from the Duke ot York's Friday, on
which night, however, It will have attained
the more than respectable run of 128 per-
formances.

Messrs. Harrison & Maude have secured
the English acting rights of the Parisian
play, ,T Cltoyen Cotillon," for the Hay-
market. For the same theatre Mr. Plnero
has promised the management to write a
comedy.

The 100th performance of "The Orchid"
took place at the Gaiety on Wednesday.
The thousandth performance at the Strand
of "A Chinese Honeymoon" will take place
March 18.

"The Jailbird," a one act play, by M.
Maartens, will be presented In front ot "Lit-
tle Mary," at Wyndham'e, on Friday, when
J. M. Barrio's "uncomfortable" play readies
Its IdOlh performance. The cast Includes

meat of Albert Gilmer and his most cour-
teous lieutenant, Blytfae Pratt

Belle Stone, accompanied by her husband
and manager, Sol Stone, will sail for Mew
York next week. Miu Stone will, on Feb.

lenged Hlgglna at any Jump Hlgglns liked to

">ut tl '

Jessie Coothooi begins a concert engage-
ment of a week with Mabel McKlnley, open-
ing Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Grand Opera
House, Peoria, III. The company Includes:
Mabel McKlnley, Miss Couthoul and a plan-

choose, but the latter has not posted any for-
feit, and apparently will not meet either of
the Americana Hursts acceptance of HIg-
i *: r- . gins' challenge and Hlgglna' backdown have , -

C, conclude a most successful engagement caused quite an amount of Jumping talk la 1st. The tour la under tbe management of
at the Boyal Agricultural Hall, where twice the newspapers, and managers seem disposed Will Nash, and the company will appear at
dally she performed ber sensational feat of to take advantage of tbe Interest ao excited, the Auditorium, Galesburr ; Grand Opera
ascending and descending a tall spiral while Houdlni comes to town shortly, to the Hip- House, Bloomlngton, and also in Springfield,
locked In a sphere only twenty-seven inches podrome, where he will be probably tbe best Miss McKlnley will be Introduced by the
la diameter. advertised feature ever presented at that mayor of each city, with t view to nuking

Anthony Hope and Harrison Rhode*' com- bouse. His jall-breaklng exploits through the engagement a social as well as artistic
edy, "Captain Dieppe," will probably take the provinces on the Moss tour are getting success. Mies Couthoul opens on the Keith
' - ■ columns in the London press,

James L. Wallace has arrived ln London,
and waa a Bureau caller.

the place of "Lett*'
Theatre •. n Feb. 18.

at the Duke of York's

On Friday night Tom Murray, principal
of the Kennlngion "Forty Thieves" Com

8 any,
iere
tlona

takes his benefit, on which occasion
will be numerous additional attrac-

Maude Conrtenay, the tweet slnrer of old
songs, opened on Monday night at the Ox-
ford, and on Tuesday was requested by the
management of the Palace to appear at that
house to deputise for Marguerite Cornelile,
who, I regret to report. Is again 111. Miss
Courtenay* charming stage presence and
magnetic voice are as popular at the Pal-
ace aa ever.

Tom Hearn, the lazy Juggler, Is also on
tbe Palace bill again. He is Indeed a funny
fellow, and la possessed In a high degree of
that rare quality— unction— which makes
tbe true comedian.

Richard Pltrot Is In London, anrveylng the
Held of available talent

Charles King Informs me that his new act
"The Kings," Is In active preparation. In
the meantime be Is making quite a success as
a single turn on the Barrasford tour.

On Tuesday night I dropped In at the Tl

. voll Just In time to see Blanche King die- In the Bast
'. port herself In "Sammy" and "Bedelia," Miss D. W. Pair
. Ring Is nor an established favorite, and with- am obliged to

Uaiidwille and minstrel

Th* Lnsa (Wilbur and Leona) have Just
closed a successful season of eighteen weeks
on the tidlsoa Northwestern circuit, through
now on the California (Graumsn) circuit for
eight weeks, with the Crystal circuit, through
tbe middle West of ten weeks to follow.
After which they arc booked solid to Sep-
tember In tbe Eastern parks. They report
flue success with their Dutch comedy act,
"My Dutch Uncle," ail through the West
and Northwest

Tua Babnblls were compelled to cancel
several weeks' work, Including Tony Pas-
tor's for Feb. 15. on account of Mrs. Bar-
nell's Illness. She has been ailing for a
number of weeks. Edw. Barnell was com-
pelled to work alone,

Bmmbtt and Lindlbt are meeting with,
success ln their singing and talking act
They are booked In come of tbe best houses)

out Instituting Invidious comparisons It Is
safe to say that ber singing of "Sammy" is
the best I have beard, although this song
la now the hit of at least two musical come-
dies.

Piatt writes: "Owing to slcknesa
obliged to close for tbe rest of season
and return to South Bend, Ind., where I
would be pleased to bear from my friends."

I'ETs S. Cljbk writes : "I burned my bands
In assisting tbe firemen to put out the lire at
the Monumental Theatre, Baltimore, Md."

m.

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circuit for the second time this season, be-
ginning March 7, at Onion Square Theatre,
New York City.

Euqbni A. Whits, the international dra-
matic and vaudeville broker, states that he
has on his books several hundred of the best
vaudeville acts In the business.

List or pboplb this week at the Dewey
Music Hall, TJtlca, N. Y.: Crawford and
Stevens, Mae Lestor, Laura Martins, Mildred
Forrest Barry, Coffey and Conley, Edna Day-
ton, and Janette Montelth.

Qua Nicolat writes: "At the banquet
given on Feb. 6, at Hotel Kontlcello, New
York, by the contractors, to Paul B. ~
and company, the following people ap:
Dan W. Qulnn, In comic songs ; Tom .
tine, humorist; Mr. Bedmond, tenor, of tbe
arm of Howley & Dresser, tbe well known
song publishers ; Gus Nleolaj, coon shouter,
ana an orchestra of six pieces, with Bert
Helxnes, accompanist All the guests and per-
formers were presented with a ateln as a
souvenir. Dan W. Quinn furnished the talent
and music."

Thompson and Sibida report success with
their new Irish comedy act They have Just
finished ten weeks over the Wstern circuit
and were last week at the Star Theatre,
Hamilton, Can., with Eastern datea to follow.
Uabhi Bubns, bag puncher, report* suc-
cess at the Edison Theatre, and also at the
Metropolitan Opera House, Duluth, Minn.

Paor. Meade's educated Bosses. Bonita
and Brigham, are playing over the New Bn-
gland circuit, under the management of L.
Is. Walker, of Boston. They opened Feb. 1
nt the tiem Theatre, Lynn, where they were
a feature. Tbey are booked solid for several

WGfiksS

Els'ib Janis report* success In her Imita-
tions and songs.

Bchhock and Btca, comedy 'cyclists, have
Joined "Zlg Zag Alley." This will make their
second season with that show.

Pbil La Tobka, wV'e playing an engage-
ment at the Hijou T itre, Santa Ana, Cat,
week of Feb. 1-6, 'lebrated bis twenty-
second birthday Feb. 1, and one of t-e many
£ resents received was a gold watch from
ianager Hehn, of the Bijou Theatre.

Jack Bbown writes: "Owing to Wally
Brown, of Brown Bros, and Lillian Wright,
retiring from the profession, I shall here-
after work with Lillian Wright We will re-
tain our original title, and be known as the
Dancing Wonders, Jack and Lillian Wright"

caiu.in and Otto opened on tbe Orpneum
circuit at Kansas City, Jan. 81, and report
success. They are booked until June, and
have signed with Shea's Garden Theatre Co.,
which opens Aug. 20, at Shea'* Theatre, Buf-
falo, N. Y., and plays all the leading vaude-
ville houses.

Leona Redkond and Edna Wains are still
With the American Burlesquers, this being
their second season, and report meeting with

•SI1CCC8H

Edith W. Kichabds Is en (our through
South America with the Julio F. Imros Co.
for eight months. She Is meeting with suc-
cess.

The Cbottt Trio were last week at the
Arcade Theatre. Toledo, O., with a return
date at Pastor's, and ether good Eastern
dates to follow,

The Wuremb Bibtibs have Just closed
a season of thirty-seven weeks as a fcatuce
specialty with J. C. Rockwell's Dramatic Co.,
and ore at their home In Philadelphia.

Hkiinhahdt and Bcbsbib have closed i
two weeks' engagement at the Bijou Theatre,
Duluth, Minn., and have left for St Paul to
Join tbe Olympla Stock Co., to play parti
and do their specialties between acta

Imro Fox sailed for Europe Feb. 11, to
open at the Wlntergarten, Berlin, March 1.

Thb Pbyob Bbotubbs have been In New
York City for the last three months, having
been on the Proctor circuit; and also play-
ing clubs and Sunday concerts). They go to
Keith's New Theatre, Philadelphia, .and play
a Sunday concert at the Grlswold i Opera
House, Troy, N. Y. ■

Jkambb and Bli.swobtb write: "We

. mm

played u Sunday night concert at the Acad-
emy ot Music, Fall River, "
while on Sheedy's circuit, meeting

SBNOniTA PBP1TA SANDOVAL,

Who Is pictured above, will be toured In this country next season by the Kaphas. The-
atrical Syndicate, which will preaent her, at an enormous cost for the first time In Amer-
ica, in an elaborate production of "Csnnea." Senorlta 8andoval is not only considered
fi^'ftJ? 8J eateB ' actress, but one other handsomest women. Mortimer Kaplan will be
the Don Jose of tbe production, all centuries for which will be made In Spain.

Philip Leslie, Charles Daly, Comptla Coutta
and Winifred Fraser.

Watty Brunton, the father of a well known
theatrical family, was burled at Manor
Park Cemetery on Friday last.

Mr. Wlllnnf, In his valedictory speech on
closing his season at the St James, stated
he had arranged with Mr. Alexander for
another season at tbe same bouse.
_ Two play* by Israel Zangwlll, "The Serio-
comic Governess" and "Merely Mary Ann," T n *

are, It la said, to be presented In London be- on excellent' comedian < stile

fore .long, the former with Cecilia Loftua In 2nd nfaeTm. to Em ?'.u««fulfy caught

rnmlr nnlrlt 'I'lin lit, la llnnu. ku.ll- v.

Morrell and Evans are also on the Ttvoll
bill, and are doing as well as ever this popu-
lar pair did. "

The Swtckards, also on the Tlvoll pro-
gramme, are proceeding with their conqueat
of the British public. Mr. Swlckard inform*
me that he Is on the search fora new vehicle
In which to exploit the talent* ot himself
and wife, and I hope they will And one, for
with a better atyle of matter than they bow
are usl—

Wit. H. Tibbilb closes with Dr. Bucket's
Co., after a twelve weeks' engagement and
goes to Marahalltown. la., to Join hi* wife,
who has been quite III.

I.bo St. Elmo Is doing his musical spe-
cialty and the Dutch comedy part with J. H.
Parker's "Escaped from Sing Sing" Co.. and
bis work hog been well received.

WaLTBB PrjaH AND MABOABBT COCHBANB

nave Joined hands. The team will be known

River, Mass., Feb. 14,
clncult, meeting with
hearty npplause after each number."
„ RH? O'Bbun ho* joined hands with
Prlscllla Verne, late of Harry Richards' Co.,
in Australia, and they are booked up to
March. They have the Northern circuit
after which they go East, and will be known
as the Rose ana Shamrock.

Babxx and Halvbbs Inform us that thev
did not play Bradenburgh'a, Phttadelpbls.
week, of Feb. 18. The team name should
navel?, been Barry and Connors. Barry aid
llalrers remain with the "Babes In Toyland"

NOTBa FROM IUlUOND'8 ' MW8TMLS.— We

are not doing 8. R. O. business at all times,
but are playing to good houses. Al. Chester,
tenor. Is receiving three and four encores
nightly on his songs and parodies In the olio.
Murray, Cramer and Raymond are being feat-
ured In their black face comedy, "The Re-
hearsal of Wm. Tell." Baymond and Cramer,
and the Carroll Bros, are doing well on the
en 9?; .. We wl I l DlBy tnronch Pennsylvania
wSSl Ua .i*' x an i "J" probably locate then at
Wildwood, N. J., for the months ot July and
August.

♦ » ♦

BESSIE GRAHAM
Is the daughter ot Charles Graham, well
known as a scenic artist and Illustrator. Miss
Graham made her debut with Arthur Dunn, In
"A Runaway Girl" Co. This was followed by
an engagement with James T. 'Powers, ln "A
Messenger Boy" and "The Jewel of A*Ia."
Her work In the lest named attracted the

Ho Manager or Agent knows how clever yon are
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A poiltlvn mirr fi,r Bloth Hpoti, Freckles,
Pimples and all skin blemishes— has toads
wonderful cures In oases of Eeiena— is a
superior massage cream as it removes wrln-
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bast.

In dainty lars, at . 00 «aeb.

Bold at wanatnsker's. Riser's Drag Store, or
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Its chief character.

Wilson Barrett has returned from the con-
tinent and last Monday resumed his provin-
cial tour at Brighton with a revival of
"Claudlan."

I am Informed that as business at the Em-

Sire Is so phenomenal, in consequence, no
oubt, of the attractions of Mr. Barber's
sensational "Looping through Space" and
the wonderful vocal performance of Hdlth
Helena, the directors have temporarily de-
layed the preparations for the new ballet
When It Is produced It will be found that
the action of the ballet, which takes place
In one set, painted by Harker, waa auggested
by George lldwnrdes, and Is being constructed
and carried out by Mr. Wllbelm, assisted
by Leopold Wentel, who provides the music

comic spirit. Tho little Hooper rolls hooL
as dexterously aa ever. The American Lady
zouaves remain at the Boyal for another

O'Brien and Buckley send me a bfll from
the Palace, Portsmouth, ahoy are the feat-
ure of the week.

J. Warren Keane makes his Initial London
appearance nt the Tlvoll on Saturday.

Smith and Doretto have returned to Lon-
don and nppear this week at the Oxford.

May Moore Dufres, having returned to
Iiondon from her very successful South
African tour, Is now appearing with her
customary success at the rivciii.

Barton and Ashley leave London again
next week In their triumphal progress around
the Stoii tour. Speaking to John Barton

83! sASH . Ki »P*™ick and riAQBr Paax, of created the soubrette role with Archie Boyd,
;£! Sh^SPs Mo " b,IT0 .foMnm a partnership, In "Oa the Penobscot" In which she ree
ops and will soon appear ln vaudeville with two with such success that when Mr. Boyd

sing, In "The Jersey Lily." She also

1

SnW.^rtll Tlt for Tat ■ad """Jed «»* with "Joshua Whltcomb" Miss

lie Dry Good* Clerk." Graham wag selected to piny Amantha and

„.ii i ? ,1EBM i?' comea > trick planlBt, vo- understudy Tat She Is still with the Hat

fhiLl 4 JJ n ,i.£" nedl 5 n ' bM fe n , nl 'o" the «»»t nanlea company. Miss Graham, In her brief

three months, and was obliged to cancel all Btago career, has made rapid Btrldes. She

antes. He Is with friends at West Superior, possesses talent a pretty face and a pleasing

Mn« n™ Tv, u .. n . * a * —. B,age P" 8 **;?. three strong factors toward

Mat. bid Wintbbs, of Summers and Win- success on tho stage. She also possesses a

wi. .i n Te . r ? '" at Lo * A«W*'M. Cat, metro soprano voice of good quality aad

but Is on the road to recovery. power, "

John W. World and Mindblx KrvosTON __ __^fcs-__

Played week of ,i- ob . i at the Temple Theatre, pi nA**)*

Detroit Mich., In place of the Grand Opera sTOeWsansBi
Trio, and were engaged for Cleveland after
the first performance.
Cliot W. Gbant writes: "My London

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nMwranjUMiicmii io .^iay :m. - . - mi'mmkh ai.i. kii.lkq. \* ukkkm.

Self -playing

B R ASS B AN D I NSTRU MENTS

Toa can play thorn on stghtl No learulngl KorMeil. Hhows, Vaudovlllo Artlnts, nurlesoueOoa.
rarodlOg Towna, etc. BIO SPKOIAL OFFKII, 1 WIUIl IiHAKB OORNKTTO 2151). I'0HTI'A11>. .

: BkA*9 #k \f I O^A/ B B%J H ' l W- "Uy Zml " " l »"" l« " bnwUiiif Bticccall"
WWm*^. w *• ■ a^B. lwlr 11^1 Kt.ip wonilorlnw m tlio dark, >»rl!o un today I

and get wiw. STR\l)8» Mfg. pp., gtpt 37, KBBronirway wowyorkr

< Olty.

Miss Belle Stone

WHO DEFIES THE LAWS OF GRAVITY.

Tin' lady who lias created a sriiioilbui nil ever Human JUnHMllW ami lies<*eiiillnir a ,S]iirnl wbiin
M.'kcd iliMlilcafilobo'.'T Inches III dlsinoler. l.'niirliiilcH her i*iarrlnir I'ligflirniiicnt m llm llitrnl AkiIiiiI-
i iirul Hall, Feb, n. juul will srrivo hi Aimrlcii nn iiralsiiit Marcli I. Ailtlr«<s« care tl.l I'Plott .

AM UOOI> AM TIIK iir.HT,
HKTTKIl TOMS TIIK KKSiT,

"WHO?

BENZETTA and LA RUE.

Eccentric Comedy Acrobats,

tlrlKtnnl

A-y LIBtRTV F^O

F» NEXT SEASON,

Km lloilliil'IIIL rlllKUIOAX'H tl'IV HI'OIITK.

WANTED AT ONCE, FOR
LINCOLN'S MAMMOTH UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO.,

Toltalsliftt'ssnii in bouses, and Hummer iniuithn under ranvnn, Tom IVnplc In all Hues. Tom hcoiiiw
i*nmhlnml<in prefrrrerl. A gnrsl Al l.'or, la Slunlclnnn, H tn double lirans aud nlrliiK. A irond man in un
Iradvancp. Man lo act as Httm WNW andplaypatt. Onod Cook, fun iiso a fow booiI Colored
Fconlo with voice and special! lea. iVimlclnlsn like to gotn Colored I^idy DnuH Corns, A xood Ihlnu-
ror right people. Write all In first letter.- Ili.n't want to hear from bomm, ."■'»

M. i. OEMBKT JR., Benoral Manager, 343 lat Aye., Clinton, In,

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s.air s&ib kbtml, at oqr agent*, Hrcntano'8
ivfk" dJpo't, °87 Avcnuo Oo I'Opera, l'.irls,
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\<i Replies l.y Mull of r rvle«rapu,

.VMnatiiEH or AvlixauAnprjTH. not urvr,x.
'Jilt. ix ui;i:mt ov . hucii suouhi writh go
Tiiufe'j.wiiiiM Tjuir:t«eKK, jx am: m: Till')
t!BirPKft:PoH* Oirncn. AtX lRtxnuH Wiu.

iin. -Ai>WWitfU' usi; wa-ii cvir. . lr xti'M

ItOLTU, .OP. **!(r TliflATWdl. CUMPASt IM

Kui'uiiT, rnir.i; xo ouu ti8* or Ituu-rhti

«(N AXOT1II1K J'AIIB. WK CUOtW 8KSII BOC - iT.S
UK 111,1'' Ull TlilXCIRAl'II.

DltAMA'ni.
L. 11.. AiUiu.v. — We have do knovlodgc uf
the prcee'ot wheft'atrauta ot the 1'Hrtj. .Ul-
<lr«bn n laUcr In <>iir care, awl we will Ml-
\crtlie>,tCffiiTnjs CLiwnii li»tU!C Hit.
. K. U. . B. <slmt. Oii, t'hlcttgn,
,■ J. J>B., - '. ■ ' '
M. K., ltrooklvii.

. MIRH W., Chll-llgO,

. ii. ts., jTsbwcai. .. ' , "

K .T. M., WcWYark,
■SI. 51. JZ Bedford.

I Mrs. 31. It. II., Bus Molne*,

: w. a.- "iv? ji; ridosick .vtttu. n»a

8. B. l\, Trlmblo.— Hco afewor to- I-. ».,

. V, $H* Harrlsliifrs.—tV'o la.Tfb £t> kudVl-
«3gc !>t any such uciiool.

0. .W. X-^-"Xho Unnltos" wa» orlgliuliy
jirodiiccd Aug. U - J, 1877.

'v»t B-». l. l > d i l »n*lK>lli*.-TTliu >«rt? Is^lth

II. H.'lf., IleUicl.— :If. the pinycr.wlio rnido
low^ecded.Tilit tne point bo^'ou'lhu sutne,
;■ is wrj|p» preccdeucB «if JncVaiCd'gajne in.
liu- .oximt. • . . ■-.'•- ■-.. j.-
i T. -il'I s 8., WqreeBler.— In tie. biiuc ot
Kiii'liiui plti'li, 11 aq 'riiftei'wry's i'ara In ex-
MflMil by tli« delrl(>r-trtrr«rt)iutt lxi-ii trc«h
<!efll: the <nnl« are renliulled Biid.recitt. ouil
tlic ^'KnU'r drill* agnm. If. tho ilcnlereX-

• 1XMCN nny ot IiIk own cards tho dwil -Blaiid*
Bw4- ; . . . . . ..;f -;»; - ■-. •

. .,-At .1;'. M., Orctn Vlll<!. — 1. Not In the regn-
Ur 'game of .'edehrc. 2. Xn : unly tlie r'nyfir
«1io riKsunn'B'tlm n'Kpnnsllililu- u( tile tmtop.
by fllher ordering It on, t;iK|nt* It up-, .or
limbing .It, , can iilny tiiniir-, nhil ' only two
pulutH c-su be claimed for n 'ctichre. ••

J. N.. ..llrooxlyu.- — When cilwloo •!« jjlnytil
it a llxed number of imlul* (iisdsUy twenty-
V9f )•- If .d»t-no)r fiudoirtarr. • the iirVt player
wilii .•iiifceed* in Kcorinii tlic auudjcr u«ii'*il
ujion -ilnB tho gnme- Xo one notiib itnkes
priT. ilonn! over nnotlior, tlic palate IKHik
HHCd 3k won am nude, iiml a plnycr vI|ik
ihii. jfppiy. tho munu'ii^ he Ii,i» flin'lo- nnd
iIiiirih tlife requisite point*

-MISl'Kl.IiAMltlLy. .

• A. d. R., ChllllcolBr. — The death, ot the
JMrtt readers I he liel ntiH jind volft.^

Alice. JCcllervlClprence .H«)brQpk,.lJJan che llo-
iiiau ana other fjivprllex remflTii m L thc.rnBt.
u 7ir(»iWR.TiitohB.,(WII^\VjiniiirNelwn,
HffllbnB : eT).--^lay'IIoBriler,• In "ITiiBcnoh.' ilie

mcut,
KauL"

-C ticket." , villi "tin' enppurt of
HfrKhitttlc . (.ttcfc.tumpuny

f Jjer.Kuocilor
rlSeatrfe tur-

Otlft IIIK vf.'« MM IKH.

Dip "Jirtf hile" Co. V
cIn Wilson.'. 4 ' ,
', ». V. IP., Kb«m« i

of hiitaivltig, .

A. c6yKi\NT 1:i;ai>!;r

which 1b Headed by Fnn
City. — 1. Tbrcls it -C9I11-
J. Wc lmve uo menus

lunv of tliat 11111111', but lit present vo tlu nut
itww ItH whervaboutH.

-I, Yi».

We ilo
' Be

nul .Ifaqw Ills present vbei'iiilMtiitH. Iiitt
vun I>« aflfli'esiivd lu care of Tim Oi.iitoit,
UOiSrul B«qSilu,~l- tto It* nlh'i' uiifl r
wutw ploy:
Theatre. .TSi

iid ciiKUgeiiiHUtH Bt^tho UrjKjB]

6

rMieuiu
., and tlm Gfcw 1'biHiVre,
NowVork. «. About sixty year* of nge.

3e,:M. P..". tit% I»iil's.-T-S6nr 'qaoatlon lu too
efinltc for iik to answer.
Mish M. C, Wlllltimsport. — Ht our Mute
list .In .flits --issue.

,St B 7 . Ijlirerepart.— iTIle letter has uqt:
liecu clHinied.

B. A., I'aterson..- -ItoUor lias not boon
clatui<iS.','v
W, £., Alhuny. — 'I'he Hillary for nets -in

tc 'etlfcis to which you belou*- vnvlvt greatly,
edfdfuj} to tpqflt. Vou chu b>'Kt Blnce your
t iiy. smdylug to uny ot the IstfAmg vaiidc-
dea'aenjs. ' . • ,. . ' .

L,li,:-U; M,, :Luncastor.— AMrcM jwhtttMha.
DroidWoy nboro 'J'wenty-wvoulU qlnet,
fTJi»nts Ji., New York. — 1. He cub. 2. V«s.
s. C. A,' Montreal. — Yes, neuraiglitedness
is a «lr«\v'iiiek, but that It eua Ua ovctconio
Is.piuveu by tho fact Iiml there Sii) uuuy In
the lurofeslitOD. who NiifTvr frwin the sauio ram-
jialit,

ZjBi .W.t New Vork.'— 1. Kruuli llnrvcjf .Is
{hesuthor. a. The. rlfthta are control lea hy
.1 . II. Orlsmor, who rail be nd<lr<'sscd in rare
of t!i« Anicrlciin BramallHtM'Club, Now Ti»rk
Citj, . . . , i i- .

. J, 11. H., en (■Oa/f.Vr-Kroni ?iC.t>0 up. ■;
.b;^:!).. rhlladolpula.- - Xbt party Is Mv-
!i\)f, hnrt van be fidurcsscil In cam of Tiik
Cumcn. .....

A. ft, II,. v;hi»'ngo.-^j;ow at the New Tork
Theatre." Vor oi«cnIng dalo «w Sow T»rk
CltS' Digc in Uil6 Issue. .. •

• B. .». M„. New VoVk. — ltretilnno, t:»lan
bilusre,.Now York City, eon iirobuldy snuply
yonr wants. ...-, ... ■■.•••

l.iiAv AuAM^. — The adccrtlsMiieut cosIm
fllU.I-J net for three iDontbs.

J,.0.. Bruoklyu. — Wauii uiwaoute list ««rh
VeekY . .-J

■;... Wll.LIAlins, roOl.. i:rr.

% An Oi.u ltKAiniH. lloistou % — Ttni wliltv lutllji
aud oup" :r>Hl ball are. usid fn llw. R«n»'.
The rod ball In placed upon the «poi at
tin; foptof .the tabic, ani tUO ylurcr* wiring
for;^bo.)pai|.' Tboalrlkci* tvllwso, bull stops
Heirofct; tlm .cuslilvn. aftor bulajj foivfsd (rou.
nolle lino up tbe tabic, luny cliutDtki what ball
1>» likes, and play., or ulrect llx unwiilit. ,U>
lilay Nri,t. Inplnylug fruro bullc. tbii placer
wiurt pjiii-'.hbi.twlt wlthJn.a, dUranseot six
IncPcfi Iroiu.'aftt atticsil of ; tasK and win-
Blllg nitid lo-dng liazaMs i-oiiBtltTto tlic sfttiie.

v.i .. CAItOS.

O.li. It. ItoelipsVer.^A'iiy \A6fiie. ft Me
irkular tjtiit. after rpHkuit .good, tin: li^a'a
««iim mti» raj*' the fame aujr Aiuouut tot
Cii'eediua the limit, agte«4 pfpa.

il'liOl OCR OWN C'lRkCSl'uSDU.Vr.)

WcwCHrat llnrenn

Of the Seir Tstfk ( llpner.

Hooiu no*A"AkJtUtnd Bluok, Chlcnco.

Now comes Irf-rtt tu> li'ild Its portion to the
wo*»(»-.«f oijy amusement providers. ■ (There
hart hcen no lutonbal atr itcllvlty lu lotral
tli"iitrleiils wbfii Ash U'cdnetwlay broue4it'U
ttrop In .the. already, uiiwulnlacloiy rotolpts.
An a .result tl»o week ending Pen. SO..I>iv»ght
only A fair .averintv of MBlticss,./ind ttiore
Ih nolIiliiK to Indicate any mrmrtaiiie In-
ennu-e dui-Ing.tlic current dnys. 'J'Jie triumph
•of IMvld lli'liiKto's Vlmrlfng nfithe Gods,"
hi flic urciid Opera I loose, . was tlioiiaost
gratifying event of tbe week. Bealiinlnit with
Us orst TocnJ BjnaajatatlM Tuomlay eveulng.
ft. Inrco r.udii'iices found 'lcltglit 1ft the
Ixi'lhtuul stage i)lcli:rcs. and slion-crfrt en-
coiiijuins upon BTniii'lic Bittes and her jisso-
elate players. . Hot «n«e the c-rltlcs ntireexl
with, put crowds,. and a total of Kciiersdu-Kal-
lsfnetlon resulted. Maxtne Elliott, In *'lfer
Own «iiy,". provides tlia'aub novelty o'ftlic
week at the. JUInols, oneiilng wltJi a ivjsh-
niirt'm's .BlrthOsy. mqtliiee.. >Uny of oijr
iiie:it(egojre beve witnessed stock cimpuny
nrescniiiflous.: of "Urlofc, * Which C1i;u-Ich
Wnrncr lu'lngs to iMcYlcfcer'u Sunday after-
niMju. but the voisL ftUnhfe. which this
totum claims os ita own.wtll. tueu have first
rlown of tbe play. I'runcls IVIlson nnd his
aisoclate notables will rcrlvo "Hrmlnle" «t
tlie.onrrlck Mundaj iiftcraooti, "'13io Prince
ot 1'llHea" wdl • continue., bis Jovial xelgn
"t. tbo Kindejuiker, ami . Blanche Bates
will start upon. b«'r wcond veck Willi
•"U'.e Hurling of the Gods," at : the
onind upcra Homes WasUlngton's nirth
day matinees .will, of course, .be dopehtlpd
tibon u»;tiurL the . week night, n» Chi
••Ako Is a tine holiday .-.mnlinco t(iWn.
Jlii'ee nioro theatres are preputing to <(pen.
riii> Lu Halle 1b billed to reopen lids (Sut-
uJiln.vj evcnliiK, coutiuuuiK Vllie Belle- of
Sswnact,V and nnrnlnasTii TJflrn wcyectn
to MM nexe Hnuuday cvoiiJik with, dm
mulle stock. On March <l tlio llDoti rt'bouti-c
jiluna to rooiVen. wltb Bnin'cy.annkire. Bpc-
clnl leglMlatfoii by tlio city cnniic-ll will per-
mit rlcveliiml'y TliBiiire to reopen srlthout
it ftrtofc proscenium -*i-e]i, «nd tlic Ls. Kallo
will bo allowed t.o.operntc under (Jloas 4,
'w th u HcutlDg capacity ;of less thin -600
.Slip using no. movable ««nejv." 'ffab* pro-
vlMlon clrcuinvmitH the twelvo foot .jfjolt
nlMive tlio sidewalk and sliupld abioatlow Snia
T. .Tuck's Theatre lo reopen under tlu Clam
•1 ruling. . . i->.

li.i.i>ois Tnn.M'ias (Will 4. Davis, manB-
■er). — Muxlno Klllttlt, presenting "Her Owa
war,' .ipproprlHics one week of lbs. fort-
ulshl for which li, II; Fotborn was orlgln-
i:lly booked,, opening Moaiiay. evening. Mr.
Atthca | brftga "Tlio I-rriid Prlace" tor his
ili-st local reign 2ft, remaining one week.
Wegk -Stands, whenever possible, will rnlo
aiL-io during the. lent of tbo scasoa, lot .the
announced reanon that Manager Darls wishes
to gI\'o ChiriigtiaOM ft view or us many of tho
ki>4sou,*s good thlucB as possible. But there
Is Xiirtlter.w.IsUoiu In liie.|ilan,,na.a.ttiaetions
geucraliy bnvo found their opening wfeV' the
test, -and. nmny. have dwludled to poor busl-
hhsh for weeks which haro jpapaMM a. gpod
start. Henry liriag'x fnrtcleht proved
a noticeable Instance of this conditluxi,.hls
second and last week;, .wlilcb endwliMntiir.
<!uy, 20, Mhowlug a decided falllug or . from
tbcfom.er week, for which Leut could not
be held solely aecvii n table. . • < -■ , ,

R]U.Vu On:n\ llonsu <l'n>d It. Ilnmlln,
luislness manager ).— Dinuclie Bates, Ja ,"Tlje
lMrltug of the Owls," Iiim slurtcd U|Kin na
ontiBKeiucnt which bIvch promlso of taking
run k munis .the. huisoH'« sucueuses, T.hc
u-'cniiil week of her at present liulctlnlte stay
begins Monday nftt'CBoou, . .• ■
. rll'iMiKU.MJi::: ,Tl!E.Vr*K (U, B. Iturnioyoi-.
business. aiWHgei'i.—'TliK, Prince of PUsen"
iH'jliiH the si ■•mid week iiT Its third x-etuni
ejigusviuent at the haure otils.lilrUi on Mon-
duy i|lttenUK!ii, 22. The siigHgemcul begun
Tiiesiluy. evening. U. as pruvliiusly.'Si-JieiluleJ.
i;.\iini>'ii Tiiha-tku (Cbas. A. Bljsl.- bn«l-

teSfen'-crtilliiirmrit Hcrp. fOllowltfc « weetr-M
"Hfacjire ot •JJon.": which -closed rtaturdhy
njgWrTtSl^wrrh ft tottl of. fine Traalneas. rtir
uie iivvgenl.lt Iks llosnic-r has the.TS'est side
iJiafiintlc held okoluslvfly to herdelir'

BliMH Tnsti'l.r, TilE-irm: (T. J. Keurtian.
mnnaairr). — The PlnyoW Hlort Ca open. In
"At the White Horse TnTorn" Sunday nfter-
noan.' 29, following. the rather extenfledt; run
of "fvuu, the Terrible." tiriice. llmis and
Josopli Sullivan hend- IBe-prfwntlBg; forces,
with IVsrl Landers n newly enlisted Ingenue.
CltfcA'uo OnBUk lloi'xr. (Kohl k Orsfle,
inanaBersj.-r'l-nrgc .buslncssTUled ilurlnKire-
cpcnlng .w*k„ « progtHinnie. of Kiiperlatlve
cxcujleiicc dellfhtlng.ilie'crowuV 1 ranc*s<:a
IteiMfng und cn'uipnhy, In '« sketcB : Bert
Howard and Beonn Island, In their cleverly
escoated niinb-al eoua<Itl Wciouai. Walters
aid Wesson, tn a lively skit, nffd Wills una
IIiifhuu provide features of real "bend liner"
prifjwrtlonH and popularity. The delegation
opening Mdiulny nf ternoon, 22, naiaes : 'f'hc
H*jivm (,'hliarcii. Sir. nnd MrK. .Velio. 'BcHorc
iitid Kl. Olnlrt. the liitaiscy KlHterH. Knhcrson
itlnl , timngit. Adair a ml Onhn, tnc.Bchlller
lliothcr^. .Cllvettc., Jnbn f. Tlemev. tlJe
Q'uakor.Clly Four, the J»laHonKe*1er tin., Hal
sii'iilie.u". Kohby < laylur nod company, the
Wilson Tmiiiiu, and the klriodromc. .

Wnuna TBiarKR (W. ft. Freeman,
manager for Kohl ft «'nstlc).: — Kcopejitpg
Wis* Indicated that West slders were viitlue-
vllle hungry, large crowds ilndlng.uuifoi'ni
dc-llplit in the excellent numherrH priA-tded
by the Infnyctte ;Hhow. The ttttiors of. the
.week, fell to the tircat I.afaycllr, who fur-
nished ft mystifying routine of dlrerting Il-
lusions, siieclmena of/necromancy nnd clever-
ly exeenfed- trsmiUguriitlons. Tills paluB-
rnklagund.enlerprlslnif cnlertnlner ImprnvcR
his: work at each review and Just)) - merited
.the success- which -be lius attained. I.vrm
W'clihers songs and wlttlinsns.vfre Ift pfo;-
rouni.-iil favor, winning the laughing Inning
n( ' the show. OueninK Mon<lay srternuon,
22 : S'gnurha HI Sulto, Jesslq Hereford,
Prank lia llnndue. Junofngs nnd lleufrew,
1'hll and. Carrie Bussell. Prank O'Hrten, Herr
Hao'nn, Edmund Day & Co.. Leah Bussell,
OIHe TfoUhg and Brotlier, ChttTlcs EnieSt,
Howard and Bland, Mr. nnd r^. .Sidney
I>retv, und Ueo. K» Spwir's klnodro'me.

Tsuc.'.dcro TifBATitK (Bolwrt Fulton, mna-
ngeri. — Willi a splendid reputation -njnply
maintained Hlce * Burton's Big (inloty Co.
nt I meted flue bttslui'sK'weefc endlnig.20. . Tph
Orloff troupe of liorUontal liar experts were
the feature of on evenly good olio, which
claimed Mlllnn Washburn tied Ada Lane as
particularly Intor^SlInr rontrlbotors. Boliert
lisraellu a"na May Shirk, T^tfon, Konann.
Palco und. Burns, and Cbas. II. lluckle were
other eulertnln'ers In tlie vaudeville section.
"A Sight at Sliiiihnttaii Beach" provided the
early onlcrtainiiicnt, nnd "The Orufter's
Inn* was the closlug btadesque. Cbas. .Bnl--
ton provided the chief comedy . element,
backed by Boliert llarnclia. who was .elcoed-
Ingly f.tnny. The X'topluns open Bnndjiy
lifTnaSiaw. -21, to provide the current enter-
tainment, .^. . .-■■-.
- CI..V1IK STRf.KT llrsiiuit flXMliS'Tl. IIClWCK.
malinger). — Kpnlrnens of Russia's flghnng
forces ni-O BhowxiTn; atroupo of ; CossackK.
who remain ou exhibition fur a second week
Hegliiulng 22. There arc other lutereKtlog
eurlo hull features, and.. an olt-rcpuited
vaudeville bill. *- ■

Ionuos torjy. Mi-srk, (Wm. X, Sweeney,
niuiingerl.— I.nlu Delhi ego, tattooed woniun :
l.u ciirmen, snaka. charmer.; .the Bobcrtos.
Imtaiemeat act; Mmc. .Dcverc. TjcAvhlskepwl
wona'ai. Oquaila, ■ Arc cater:; KxAlty Walte.
Clatu IiOfvo. la. Bolle tBosa, ..tfpeAcofi ami
Kdlley, nun ithcru aro concornea in tills.
week's display. . :,-

" PBMNSYIiVAKIA,

Dens juonagcr),— rWlih. two perfonuuuecs
Sunday, 21. Paula Bdwtnlvs. In "Winsome
Winnie,"' brings her fortnUdit ton close, Tlic
sntntaj mutlnce will he u derided nevolty
h'erq. On Monday .-lftvrjioon, 22, Proncls
Wilson,, Jessie Burllett IJo-VIs, Madgo Lessliip
t'trd oilier notables In - the- ^Bruiln'm" r»ylvn|
will beghi n fortnight '»• stay, Well . iidrertfscil
MM loug antlcipntcrti .' > :-..-i

, MuVjckkh's .'.(UKA-xnii (Geo. C. Vancca,
business ..inttuuHcrl.. — Charles Warner pre-
sents tDrlnk" oq riuudny evening, iKeinnlBc
a two weeks' stay. . loiils daises awl Pred-
orlek Wnrdo will follow, for . u foitniglit.
On Kuhirday night. 20. Blanche WdstJ Tdo-
pnrlcd ui'ler an ovvaly proisiiontus fortnight
uf "Uesurrectlon," the eauu marking hor
second engagement hero this iseason. i'"X*e
ISluratil Olty*' Is u month away.

Al'lirroilli'M 'I'liKAiin: rMllwanl Adams.
urmungert. — Tha Apollo Club's readlUon of
"Ulljuti." Monday cvuului;, and concerts'. by
Tln'odiiie Tliomus' rhlcaao Urcliestrn, Fri-
day uiteriioou and Saturdav night, ovc cur-
rent otterlligs here. , May, Sehituiuun-Uclnk.
nineii to. the delight of eurniustv lovtrs,,wlll
be tho. soloist wltli the Tbomas niaslcIa*B.

I'citi:uio\ Tiiimtbh (Ben M. tllroux. busl-
liess isauagor). — W. J. l'icldln»>"A Maggrd
1 1 era'" begins :i week's uagageuncnt-here on
Muuduy uftnnioon. .21. Ih .will be followed
l'C the popular priced matirtcv Idol, Bnrrs'y
(.'lltAore,. who will luru the afternoon audl-
•mceg Into ovvnlne crvwds, beginning 'Jf.
Vov ■'The HearelillgMs of a til-cat - Cltt."
iast week.- 1 hero was g»»d IhisIhi-sb iH>nsldcr-
lute tbo Ash WmmemBf «lrot> off.

IVUI Milts I'liiruui: (Fred t\ liberls. bu«l-
noss niiinngcVl.— Jane Ksiinut* uiakes lier
locsl ilobnt ns » star Snndsv nft*nht>0Ui-3l.
Iireseullng 'tl'iider Two Pings." Bally mati-
nees now rule here. : Ttkf Slun of 1 ke Four"
MM next. "The Miiiloler's DaugbUrs" was
the rcojicnlvE aUrad lOh liVfe. tudtbg u fairly
imereMM wort Suiiirdiy nlg'at, 2U

la Hai.i.i:. TmauB i Mark (». Bcvls. busl-
■miw tnnniigcr).- llie. nonw . b-.bllf«a ro re-
opi'ii Satordnv t'\enln>r, 2tt, "The Bellft of
Jhmwt" .Will be continued -wlierv It was
left git whon.iill yf MfclhajUiMT wore closed.
A-pHynsiruVlta koutlng uirhngeiuent. reduc-
ing l»p itiuaelty lo less llufti tkm, nmt "iislnir
no movable .scenury," allows this house to
jiguln enKr lhe.ll«tK. 1a spltoof the tweiee
fpo limit for Uv!i'Uivproof;hulldlnao..x^Tlie
•Bclln of ,\nwporV* liiu gained mueh popii
1st by whim It wus.foneol.to wlthdrAW. nud
XSi. :Ub CUtttlUUDtlvtl L>IVC Lewis," Uttutlt

llilliidi Iiililn. — The eonHbc of Lent lost
week made pTactlcallyn'onpnrc-cfiible difference
hi BH atteudmico at our theatres. Perhaps
(here was n sural 1 falling off at some, where
tho appeal was made to the oieolterg of.onr
higher soclery, but even there It was small
Indeed. IVur of the attractions Included, In
tbe present list are. new to. local tlmairegoera,
Wlille the. others have, been tried. acre before
and not found wnnllug. A change in, the
uianngem'efti. of one of the local theatres
which was clohed all of last week Is another
Item of, Interest. i

Acaocmy or' ilcsic. — Dui-ing the current
week Jnoii's K. llockclt presents "Phe Crown
Prince" at this bouse. Owing to prior en-
gugviqcnts of the house there will be no per-
formances on Tuesday and Saturday night.
but matinees will be given on Bionday and
Saturday. Tuesday evening tbo opera com-
pany will present a doifblu bill, made np.of
J/Kllslr DAmorc," in which appear limes
Kunibrlcii. .Bin ton, JIM. >'a.va1, Scott I. and
ItossI, and ■■Coppellu," presented by Jlmes.
ViirnsI,, llrauu, MM. Franclol and Ballet
Both productions will be conducted by: Mr.
l'rauko. un J'rldny afternoon and Saturday
evcnlng.this.l'hlladeli'ilila Orchestrn, will give
tlie thirteenth public rehearsal und coacort,
with Augusta t utllow .as the soloist on both
vt-cuslous. AVIUl. two :.coiicerts by the l'lillu-
dolphin Orchestrn,' two by the. Boston Sym
;iholiy. sinl n grand, opera pci'fbrmaui-o Inst
week, this, house .wm kopt ojien alniout con-
tinuously lust week, und the tifiexid'.mce on
nil these occiisiook wsk exceedingly large.

ItKOAD ijun ' i TlU.lTi»: iNlxm; & Zlianiei-
inan, manager>i. — "Whltuwasblug Julia"
was presented. here last week for (he urst
time in this city. with, fair success. The
saaic ettriictlon Is continued this week, with
Charles ilawtrcy, hi "tiaucy Sully," scheduled
lo follow for ii fortnfiflit.

tiAnktcK Thkai'ri: (Krauk Howe Jr., man-
ngerl.-ri'ho current week Is announced as
the last for Kiitzl Bchelf. who lias been earn-
lug gulden .oplnlojis In "llabelte," Attead-
anec. coitihdcs of lairgfe .size. Next wtek
bilugs V'lTie HUT. Willi fireeti Byes," pVc-
sealed by u- cast headed by Cora HIockI-
good. ..' ' - ' t.>

CfUamevt fnmKtnkt Bouse txtxoa &
/.immermuu, nuiuagers). — Very largo natton-
af,: cojtlnriid Jnst .week Cur- *rYh'e Itogcrb
Brothers in tondon.'' add there Isino -laTTlug
off iu sight- lor the current Week, the .last
ot tho ciigrigerueut. The spectacle, .''Mother
Ooose." couicr nest. week.

CiitMT.s i:i tii'iii::/!- U'iieatuh (Xlxon & Zlia-
mejiuun, . iuauagers).»— 15ds week datuos T.
Powers and, an uxceMcnt cast begin a fort-
night's ciigafrimeut In ;*."f he McdnT and the
Mn Id," ibis whig tho preialer local nunenr-
linco of the r-oinedr, .Liberal appruciutlou
una putrouiigv contutuea 1o> bo bestowed ou
Marie Tempest, lu 'The: Marriage of JUttv."
lust week. Lawrence 1/Orsuy. fa "The Karl
of Pawtuckct," cotaos March 7.

Waim."T Btreki- Tijuatuii i I r. i uk How*
Jr.. manager). — Last week Charrey Grapc-
wln aud his company ployed- a lvturii en-
Siir^ment-ln "Tho Awakening of Mr. Plpp,"
very mucli luujroyeil since Its last' presenta-
tion here, nnd attracted, audiences of lexcel-
h'nt slxe. Andrew Mack is tbn attraction
this week, presenting "The Bold Soger Hor'
and "Au Irish Onllcniau." Next week,
'•('hci'kera." • . 4 -..

Ai.Din>i-.rusi (Srnlr & JTuvlln. nianajrert).
-AVntd and Vokes atid. their ivirge eomnanv
re furnishing tho enteithIiidient..lBUir»vitt.
iiri'tDnrtng "A Palr.df pluks.". "Xh*i8lgii

next. week bringing -"Way Down

Natioxax TinUTir. (JjBsepU.M.'KaijJ. man-
ageri. — Audiences of tine sire attended tbe
l«i formnnecH of "A Mldn!«4t,.MarrtaBC** last
■week and *ppi'iu / ded.,tBe exTorts of Plorcnto
Btudtev rind lief 'colraplfnyr Joe welch, in
"Tbe P-"Jdler," is tlie cm-rent week'* offer-
ing, with '0'ieeiiof the Highway" under-
llliwl tn follow.

- Pko'h.^'s TfiHATnr. (P.-<;. Mxon-Nlrdllrger.
■annagrrj.-jKutcrtf iiimont Ig^fntnlshed this
ww-k by.'Tho.l'itniiy-Mr. Biwicft" >«Xt
week brings Bf(sc ^letrllfo. fn "Sis Hopkins.
"Tl<c Worst Woaiak- In London" pleased the
patrons last week; . ... '.^ -

Cbaku Opkilv floisn «!. A wegefftrtli,
malinger).— fleo. W. Jloproc and his ijim-
iwriy. In "My Aunt Bridget." is providing
■the entertainment . lor , the patron* this week.
Comlpr- WOTd and. Yokes, In "A Pair of
links.' 'ilustcr- BrowV-' OoiMbtaiea his
lorincr success at a down town house

Stab TitfUTRV. (M. .IV'. Jaylsr, martiser).
— This .theatre has changed hands, nnd. after
1 eiiig closed n Week Is" reopened by M. W.
Taylor, ..who also controls the Camden. Tbc-
acre. The oneulug nttrnctfpfi U;M. W. T*y-
ICr's production K "If. Women Were Men,
Matinees, will lie given arciy day, and prices
arc to i>e hi. 20 and so cents.
I Ktxhjxciox TtiirATjis .(John Hart, niana-
gi.ri.— llanagcr Hart has provided for the
<l"lec(utlon of his patrons this week Carter's
"Tbo Fast Mall," with the Intermlssloiii tilled
In by the ladles' oediestnv.'and movlfts plc-
rnres.' . "The Kicvchtii Hour" attracttu targe
audiences iast week., 'ijie apnouiu*n*nt for
the eomln;: week Is "For Her Sake."

Bl.WKV'l* .COLIMMA TlfKAMIK (M. , H.

fc'chlesluger, m'auagcrl — For the present AVeek
this hoitse has Ai. W. Martin's hie produc-
tion of :'lBicle.ToaVs:-Cabln-.'.'.-...-Tke. war
drauia. "1a Incliestir," Is underlined for the
comlllg week. -Last- week's performances of
"At Cripple Creek", were largely attended.

.KinurKAf'/B's. Tiiea/ibs (Miller..* Kant-
rnan.,inaaiiL'crs>.— -An admirable presentation
ot "The Hunchback of Xotre Dame" was
made lust week, and itbi. patrons showed
tHeh' apprccliillon of the treat by keeping
tbo boose filled. During the eurreot week
the stock ronipuuT, Is ; presenting the. melo-
drama, "The.JT.odge qf .Honor." Xeat «ree,k,
George Eeiirox'k and the stock comnany ai>-
penr ijn ^'Dr^Jekyll and , Mr. Hyde." prc-
ceded by "Toodlcs."

Htaxuaru Tiicvtiie (Barcy fc Speck, man-
agers).— The first pcrforuxauces of the mclo-
dxnni'i, "To Be Barfed Alive," are given, at
this house this week by the stock company.
Rehearsals are also being hold, for "The
Drama ot Life," to be- presented text Week.
There wss nn excellent attendance last week
on Uie performances of "ADehertcd 15rfde."

Ancii Sinttr Tukvtui: (Carl Snake, man-
nger)r-^Tho rcpertoiy for the current week
Is : "Boualssance." "Uiockner." . "Volk wle
es Welnt nod Lacht," "Klvrc" and "Hans
Hiickebeln." - ■•->*■

Kkith'h Xi.w Tiieatsk (IL T. Jordan,
resident manager).— liood business continues
irt this popular bouse, and It sbould-be helped
along this week by a hill Including Aanlc Ab-
bott. Pat Booney and Emma Francis. Oer-
tsndc Mansfield and Caryl Wilbur, Ilnssan
Ben All's Arabian Acrobats, Watcrbury Bros-,
and Tenny. Martini and Mux Mlllllan, Car-
men Troupe, Marlon P. I.lttTcUeld, Murphy
aftd. Frances. Wood Bud Hay, Pelot. Kddle
Mack, Hubert Deveanx, Mitchell, and the bio-
graph.

r.KKtTH's l'.i.Tot- (-K. P. Lyons, resident
manager). — Kuterraluuient Is furnished this
week by Harry Le C'Inlr. Allison's. Players'
Mackwood Duo. Bon Welch, Pitching Broth-
ers,, llie World's 'Trio. Belle Hathaway,. Pre-
mier Coracdv- Quartette, Gordon. Vlaocq arid
PIvub. Owfey and ltundnll, the N'obrens,
Cbunlughura aud Lord, and the llograiih.
J-Sceellent patronuge rewarded the Interesting
programme- last week.-. - • -..-...-..

IOlkvuxiii STUMrr-OreKA HofSH tFranJt
Dumoitt, mauBger).— Very timely is the new
burlesque presented this week, entitled "An
Old. Fashioned Winter, or Skating on .the
Schuylkill." ,'n addition to this new bur-
lesque, "Balding. .Chunatown." "Mrs. Wigg's
Cabbage Patch' 1 and "Wannymukers Art Gal-
lery" are contiuued, and there Is liberal In-
jection Of new songs aud gars. Patronage
was excellent last week.

- I.vcelm Tkeatue ( Joiin G. Jcrmon. man-
ager),: — 'flic patrons - are cntertolacd this
week hy the Boa Toa Burlesqucrs. In a varied
bill of bnrlcscjue .and. vaudeville. .There
were tilled liauses throughout last .week.
when W. B. -W'otSoa's. (American Burlcsydcis
pleased Willi an excellent prbgnunne. - For
next week the TIier : I,lllcs are announced.

Troimomio .(Floyd: Linruar.. maiager). —
Lust week the Trrtin^it Untie Ilurlesquers ap-
peared in an entei tn iulng programme, and
delighted, ihe crowded houses. This .week
the patrons are entertained by Frank B.
Carr'a Thoroughbreds, In a varied pro-
promnie. .

XixTtt avd Aticrt MtsEUH (C. A, Braden-
bnrgh. manager). — Tjirge atteftdance was be-
stowed on berth , departments at thb3 chouse
last week, though this Is (lie, usual state of
nffoirs tjiiouvh'ou't the .scat.'in. A liberal
supply of entertainment Is furnished this
sieek,- the features In. the curio hall Includ-
ing'.- Bonuey's- Scotch Band. -.prof, .ffoettig.
•eg'rdcmftln : Bm'ddock nnd"Glbson. wild
West exhibition ; Halbinuia. lrqniun salaman-
der; Olga. the reptile qnech, and Beatrice,
sword walker. In the -theatre the programme
Includes Daly and Devere. Blanche Bailey.
Parker and Ah-.ora. John , Hcaly, Berk and
.Stewart. Charles Carlos. Pdvaras and Ker-
nell. und the clneogrupll.

Mr. Keith to open tho. house .Immediately
thtteftUiv as.a„flBt cjto vaddcy llte thflatre.

-A'tJ''M;rif«tfJai^ple .Thca-

Headlng

tre (Chas.
Miller

"Br SlevcosV'

aas. d* oiciwio, «uBiMt^«»/. —
. appeared, ft "Man Propc3Cs.'' to u
largo and well pleased audience, Feb. 18.
Irani Adams, la "Uncle Hcz." 2(1.

Acamshy./O* Mcstc, (John B. Mtsliler,
manager).— -Hurry - Is»lg1il6n Jg,

Tom's" Cabin" gsJ.^'WIer .Only ShV' 2

nhhlons 23.r lC#ert B. : Vaufell

•Uncle
the
Amhhlons 28,7lt4bert tj.:«aateil24.

Iluon TifBATnE .(Upaegratf . &. Brownell.
managers).— Tn'eJicw Bowery Burlesque™
hud good business 1517. Vaudeville yroved
profitable and attractive lffc-O. .

: r ..it e ■ ' ■ L . i" - '^"

Altoona. — At. tiio Cieveutli Avenue. Opera
House .(L C. MIsliler, manager). — The Beu-
nett * Moulton Co. closed ft good week's
business Feb. iii. . JI arUa's sftU., r.-C."liad
a bfsr Krhisc 15.. Brolth 0*Brlea 19,'The
Old-PlanUitlonl'. 20, "Wealth and Poverty"
22, Innocent Maids 24, rrShoro Acres" 23,
•:The- Fatal i Wedding" 20, "Sis Hopkins"
27. Emmn Bunting and Co. 28 and week.

iera HUM (W-
ihel lUrrymorc.

business, . . , k .-.i ■ >

TniyiTHB (ChsjB. ProhrnsJK B,tcb A
rahna^ra). — Uzra Kendall Is berc <for
B,:'ln. "The Vtaecar Buyer," wltb the
" ere,,-,-as seem 4ar th|«.c{ty..Jaj "
Wires, of the Cabbuge Pat
William Collier, In "The

lire I'urnlihhu

preseufing "A

of llta (Soss" Is BrUotiulvti - f or the cowing

Avi'ek. '"Ai-linna 1 ' jiiet Wills u fuvorubtt! ic

ci'ptlou lust We«k. • • .'

i^iik. TitiiAtnii -(P. O. Xl'uB-xirfllnigsr.
manrtger>.-.-" , Oiir S«r lllrilBter" attracted
the patrons in lnv«e sintitio-s last week wiiil
uppcurml Ih please Jli«io »\-ell with Us.k1uibIu
uoptni. -l^evWTeltiWrelt tB4s tat'vWte-

I'ltlsbnrii — At the Xlxon 'JHcu'.re ITlios.
V. Kirk ,Jr,, resident aianastt). — Montgom-
ery and Stone, la "The Wlxard ot Ox," Feb.
22-27. An Immense audience greeted Madam
Adellua Piittl and her line company evening
of .15, Clara Bloodaiod, In 'The Girl with
the Green Kyes," followed 10 and talancc of
week, to sstlsfactOry business. Tie Rogers
Bros. 20 and week. .,

Ai,vi¥ thrat-^k . (Xlxon a: Zimmerman,
iiiiinagersl. — Luln (Jlascr. In "Dolly Varden,"
-?"-"; ^ Mar l°. Cablll, «n "Nancy Browii,"
closed 20, having givca n very enjoyable en-
ititalumeul. "Hiss Bob AVlilte" 29 aud week.

EjtPinK Tiieatuc. (E. J. MeCiillooah,. man-
ager). —"Tbe Fortnnc rcller" 22. for Week.
"When Itcubcn . Comes to TOAvn" ' delighted
the pu Irons, wbo turned oat In Urge num-
bers lust week. Thomas K. hliea 29 and week.

Bijou Tmam (R. M. Gnllck, nnuuiEer).
— "lu Old Kciituchy". 22-27. .Vat 3L Wilis, lu
":\. ** 011 °t Best."' ployed to We business.
"\\ hy . « omen 81a."' 2», for a weef. r „

Ubasd Omiu Uotsr. (Harry Dayls, taun-
ugorl.—Xhc stock company this week pre-
sents "A ticntleonrii of Franee." Tbe large
crowds who witnessed "tlbarlev's Aunt" Inst
week were emphatic In their approval. "Pe-
doru" 26 uuft week, t .. . • .,

A\xxubTi«:atiib (Harry Davis, manage*).
— Good ■ business .last week, Current : John
C. Rice aud Solly l.'ohen, the Xebtotts; Hollo-
way Trio, Huryy Linton and J^nwrence (Sis-
ters. Falke and. Semon,. Fox find- Voxji- Bai-
ley und Fletcher.. Davis and .Wilson. Barr
aud Evans, and Jletropolltati Operatic Qunr-
tutte. r -_._ .-.■.,,-■-., .1

Tit-Oi.-Hs.vi: TifWATnB. ^Harry W.-Wllliauis,
inanaguri.— The good, bill prcsenteil last week
remit ed In farge andlcnci's. Current blli:
Jules and F.llu Gtrrlsen. thr Dollar Troupe,
CrlmmlflH - and Gore.- the. Ccba Hob. Orpheus
Onnadj- Four. Claries Case: Charles Kelna,
nud.' Belle- UordoB. . •. -v,--

AtAliBiii.'t'lIsrTy W; AVIlllarus. uaanagerl
rrSSiS -, ,e " na, S>»J r ...i l5| rlS >~-27. RoBle's
Ui.uckeroockers.pJcuseil sverrWly lant-weei,
find plajod to very gixslbnsuiess. Tho Rose
Hill Co. 9 ami week. • ■..-'.-■ < ■' i

,^' , AI ,; •~^ , •J'•A <l l ll, u «« PircUased thie-Ai-
vlu llieair.e froib; Xlxon A Zlnuucruian. Avho
wtn-rrtlnrruisb control - at thu end of tucit

1CUJ9B, about April is. it i: tlie lutentivV si

"TAeJBIIver Bllfrpe*' March 2.
HftHton.— At Sio Able Op.
K. iMwilkA managtrj, — Etl
In "Cousin Kate," to rcry good business, Feb.
■JI. "'lTie-JTew last Mall*; 12. "ToalOiat
Daw a" canceled IS. Week Of 13 Myrkrc-
Harder'Co. enjoyed very good patronage.
Booked : Kelcey and Saacjiou 29, Frauk
Daniels March 2, Addrew Mack .",.

. MAS8A9tt| h ETT».

Boaton.— Beginning of. Lent and all sorts
of w'carher cut IntO the attendance last week,
but still tbe aggregate of business done wus
excellent. This week's bills Include many
changes. .,. .^ - ■•*;, .*-«.— ---

•■- TBBMOKT-THEArkE (Jno. H. Schoeffel, mAu-
agcr). — Monday, Feb. 22, with a special mati-
nee, ."ISaltan of Soda" opens .a fortnfcfbtis en-
gagement. . Jiew-Dockstader's Oo. dibT-grcat
business during their two weeks' stay! Xance
O'Xell closed on. Friday last her special uiutj-
nees at this bodsc, after four weeks of phe-
nomenal business,
P.USK TuiyiTRB
Harris, rnahnji
two weetB, In. _

siimc cksj, ete.,.-os seem 4a-tlibs,c[ty..last sea-
son. "Mrs. Wlrgs. of the Cabbage Patch," Is
to. follow. William Collier, In "The Dlcth
tor," hail fair success during bis fortnight's
sojourn. , ..

Boston- The-aibx (Ijawrence MoCayty, mun-
.igtr) . — Por two weeks, commeiicliVg an Mon-
day of current week, ChauneeyiOIeott- Is seen
in . "Tergnee.". "IWay Down East" closed a
very-succcSstul engngemeut Saturday night.
. Colomal Theatbh (Caas. Frobman, Rich
A:Harrls. managers)- — This Is the list fort-
night of "Three. Little Maids" a.t tblg house,
r.Ed tho dainty musical play coailnucs to en-
tertain bouses of goodly size. Xauce O'Xelil
nod company commeace on Tuesaay a series
of .matinees under, the direction of Manager
Jno. B. Schoeffel, .of the Tremont. The reper-
tory for this week Includes : "Magda," "Ca-
mlflo' atid "Lsvlv Tnger'of Ostcftt. -

IIom.is Stueet TtutATBB ( Isr.nc B. Rich.
manager;. — Current week Is the last of
Maude Adonis, in, "The Pretty Sister of
Jose." The two weeks slay has been very
successful. Marie Tempest. In "The Mar-
riage of Kitty." Is to follow. ■- '" h

Majestic Tirr,ATnB (Stair * Wilbur, ibnn-
agers). — Kelbir Is hi. the .sccoad and last
week of an engagement of well filled houses.
"Under Southern Skies" comes next week.
. ,.'Gm)bi: -TrtEATttn (Starr A;, Wilbur, maun-
gets). — "The Burgomaster" (doV In. Its. sec-
ond and last week) Is duplicating Its previous
big engagements • In this city aad ooanpures
Very farornbly Tilth the others, dlobert Hil-
liard. in "That Man and I," Is-tOs a«t at-
Uaetlon. -. ....... . . .

. Colujuiia Theatbc (Stair 4 iY|lbur, man
ngeig). — "A Desperate Chance" had a fair
week. "The Way of the Transgressor" is
here this week, with Kato Claxton, la "Tbe
Two Orphans," to follow. ;

-Music H.u.r, (Stair &. Wilbur, Managers).
— '.The White Slave" la the current cord ot
this house, with Montgomery Irving, la "For
His Brother's .. Crime., underlined . for next
week. Daniel, Ryan had an excellent week.
■ Hun TBeatrz. (Stair & Wilbur, mansgers).
—This week's, attraction Is a plav of Xcw
England life. "Along the Kennebec" * Next
week. "The Switchman's Daughter-''

OoAXD.Ovr.lrA House (George W. Magee.
manager). — "Joshua'.Whltcomb," with Archie
Boyd. Is here for a fortnight "Ninety aud
Nine" Is booked to follow.,
.. Casti.k , Sqi:.abe Tiiijatbe. (J. H._ Eatery,
raauager). — The stock .. players nro appear-
ing current .week la "The Climbers," Which
has never been Been at this house before.
■'The Sobg of the Sword" Is In rehearsal.

BownoiS 8QUJ!Ui T|IEA.TBB (G. B. Lo-
throp, in»n»gcr)^"I)Icc of DeAtb" is^belng
done current week by boose Stock. "HlchacI
Strogoff" -will be put on nexb .week. .

Keitb's Tniu?BS i .(B. y. Keith.. mamiger!.
—Announcements for . this, week Include:
He)ene Gerard, Xora Bares, Herbert 1 Ltovd,
Toni Karl. I.c Roy .and Clay top. . pa. ifttell.
Matiowc und Iiunkett,- the LueSdot. the Ia-
moutj, O'Rourke and. BuruettvGaidticr. und
Vincent, Xcwsboys' tjnartct, BIJbu Russell,
Big attendance continue*
. IIiiwaiid AniBKAKUu-fWrn. McAvoy, man-
cger).-^>Edmnnd Hayes and Co., La Veeu and
Cross. Vnnkee Comedy Four, J. Bernard Dyl-
lyu. Kennedy and Rooney, .Gracelyn White-
house. Prey and Fields. Topack and West.
Antrim nnd Peters, Chris Lane. Kennv and
Hollls, Wlisoa, and Davis,. Bhiiiey and Cliup-
ir.au, 'I^ldell and Oollins, A. Wilson. Freder-
ick, the kiuetograpb. anil house burlesqucrs.
in "The Beauty Brights," Is the bill for
this week.

Palacb TiiEATlia (Chss. Wsldron, maua-
Ser).— The Blue Rlbbpn Glr|a sire hero In h
tnow cojislsting of two burleaques aad a mln-
ntrel first, part, with tho following olio; Lb
Roy and Le vanlon. Cook and Ilayvs, Orlh
imd Few, Folly Trio, Krause and Rosa, and
M Kessner and Coi
..Lvcsiju Tubatbb. (Charles- II. Balcheller,
n»unagcv'i.— This week. Sam Devere and bis
company. There are two burlesques and the
following oUo: Smith and Champion, Rice
Brothers, Century Four, and Burko and Mc-
Avoy. ..

I Acptis A Stojte'b Museum (Stone &. Shaw,
managers).— Whirling Rosa and her corn-
£' a ?. , i of ,.r' 1 v ' nl £ dallcln 6' girls is the cdrio
hall headlluer for this week. Others arc •
CouilHo and Fans, equilibrists: Harrison.
Jiuniau.oBtrlcJi.and PrJncesa Braiidia and her
den o* pythons.- Stage :, Gebrg" Clifford, Lil-
lian llarlow, Magunc, Trlxle llennelt. Flor-
oiicj Wlllettla, Paddy Joyc" Joe Slackle and
others. ... ,

. ,'8cotUe,'.n)4tgl-
Stek 4 - 1 "!. V m £ h ' Lud J»d.v show. Stage:
«m1tn dud I.eslle. the Varlcks. Dan and Xel-
lic. Slguor De Grazlu. ami Joseph Redo
..^fcwEi^msox (I,, r. Walker, mknager) —
5Unnlo Clifford, the celebrated I/Auuleiisc d»
t&V '&Qmt. «be ling „/ colas; .TAures
Morris, the epldemial Mxinilcir: Sari rohen
fSS&SHF 1 " V- 1 "" 1 * 8 ''•ckso.., grotesque eoL

aad-wlgbt 1 ^^;^^ 1 ^' f^Sfi:

ti+2£Br^£&& , iLX b &\*? (Frank G.

llanison.. mnoagerV.— Tlie, Kalherlne Hober

V?: r i2L" Hl ' 1 ," ,fn . i . r Wnln"eA«. xi-lek of Fel.
3.o, with good -ssatlniw bougie - fwhterRyin,
fflj &M big l-USiHess. aud oU Z ntlrac
U&9£mjmi week were; Sfifc KoYoV'-
■•™SM Be Girls" «jo. STTnSatef:

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(Jem THBiTrfi'.:(dr .#. .BijWc,;ni
—Business has been- wtiMfc^ry "
rvoek. ltexe:_Lyim and Clswen,

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'iTiut,- Salem iif- r. r.e
ttraetions vc-mt of

Ire is

^illy*' 1_.

i>Al "Fires of 8fc John," 20. The current
attraction la the Charles K. Champlln- Stock
i-o . opening 22, for theweelt.

Mrcium.8 B*Ll»'8nIettf (Jit^sH. MoOte,
mar-ager) .— The btislne*; continues escclletn
nr,d the hrgh Class TaoderHIo rives great sat-
isfaction. ... .-.'., •• -,

Notch.— There' In- everr reason to believe
that ihU city Is nooo to have a new theatre.
I lie rn-i'Tx Amusement Co., wtllr.h xMOtrtils
d« liynn Theatre, has plans under con-
cikleratlnn for a house' having a. seaflhg ca-

i.j.-lty of Atotit 1,400 Ttid r^nfi Tnea-

tre now doe*. Rev booking through Cnhn &

fjrnnt MaJjagtur SheafeY-of tlje UentThea-

tre, nrttlelpMes: matting d f!hangb the coming
Sprint, end lie lias savernl gltrs undsr con-
*.latrntlon on. which to erect a new bouse.

SprloBflehl — At fhe Court SfJIittre (W.
C. I." Nolr, manager). — Kzra Kendall, in
•The Vinegar Buyer," Feb, 16, pleased.
"IVInVheste?* IT. AH'Bred Holland, In "The
Triumph of ntr. Rtflprws," 18. proved on e*
tellent dttraWoD: "Candida'' lw. "Btr/
Farm," 20, entertained two good bouses.
Due: "TJrtder Southern Bkles" 22; Robert
UUlicril 23, William College Dramatics 24.
De Wolf Hopper 25, Herrmann 2(1, "Robert
Emmet" 27, "tabl Revere" 29, Maude Adams
Jlnrch 2.

" NKWfiH.MOjui TriEAtBB (J. F. Burke, matt-
er y_"Vv B y~ Olrls reave Home," Feb. 13-
17, plnyed a return engagement, to big re-
tarns. "Dare Devil Dorothy," 18-20, drew
good houses. Hooked : "The Bowery After
Ilark" 22-24, "Driven from Home" 2ii-27,
"In the Siiadow.of the Oallows" 29-Marcb

"The Village Parson** 34t.

drew big hniscs 18-20. Coming : High Flyers
22-24; "TraOMlord* 25-27.

NrLSo.v THKATRfi (/.. T. Damon, manager).
—The Flake! Stock Co.., 15.20, to #ood re-
turns. Week of 22: John L. .Sulllvon. West
and Van Stolen, Melrose Troupe, Cdl Stewart,
ttosc Lee Tyler, and Sparrow.

" " ' I " r—

Worcester. — Worcester Theatre (Fells
R, Weodelscbaefer, manager). — Herrmann
is booked for Washington's' Birthday, two
performances. "Under Southern Sties" will
be presented Feb. 24, matinee and ntgbt.
Virginia llarnfd will make her appearance
20, in "The Light that Shines In Woman's
Byes." Lawrnnco D'Orsay will ., play "The
Earl of PawtucSet" 2C, tT. "Queen of the
while; Slaves" played, to lair 1 business, 10.
Al. Ceach 'Uid the Three Rosebuds, In "Clrls
Will Be Girls,': to light attendance. 17. De
Wolf Hopper, In "Mr. Flckwlck," drew very
wrtl 1ft, 20. „ , .

Funki.im SqicABS Theatre (Shea k Co.,
managers j— Week Of 22 Rebecca Wnrren
will appear. In "Tess of the IVHUicitIIIcs."
I-ast week Eugenic Blair, in "Bain." was
Well received. Coming: J. K. .Mnrr.iy, In
"Arrah-nn-Pcrgue."

PiitK iHCiTED (Shea * Wilton, mana-
gers).— Mcilahon'a Polite Vaudevilles, in-
eluding a musical melange, In three acts,
entitled "The .Watermelon -Ul.rls:" JEfMR*
fillrin and Billy Hnrt, in "The Tly Flirt:"
Mra AlJeo Shaw .and her twin .daughters,
Tlni XteSlnhoii nnd Fdytlle Chaitelle, In
-Twenty Minutes Before the Train -Leaves;"
Courthope and Forrester, in "It Might Have
Heeft:" Uo Barrett Staters, the- ilarls,, and
the klnot&icape. Busintiss esccllcnt.

Pa^a'cb: JiusrTjM -<-*. F. MeUanus, rnana-
«r).— Weak of 22 : The burlesque. "Boston
After Dark:" Lew Carroll nnd Maude Fu-
sion, ibe Makers, Amy Allen, and J nek Mnrk.
In the muEcum :Thc elephant boy. Princess
Sldonle.

..SlErnAxics' tLurx. — Mme. Nordlca and
Damrosch, -In their: presentation of "Parsi-
fal." 17, Werp greeted by a very large and
eiitfuulaHtlc auoiencH 1 .

rail Rtvcr. — At the Academy of Music
(W. J. Wiley, manager) j— Archie -Boyd, lu
"Joshua lVhltcomb," Feb; IB; De 5Volf Hoii-
per, in "Mr. rickwlck," had a good hon8eri7.
iShepard'B moving plcrtrres, 18, 10. drew good
nttendance. Charles Hnwtrey,' In J'Saucy

jn-uonier sir, _-

March 2, "OtheUo" 8, "A Chinese Honey-
moon" 4, "Row, Old Is AtiHl" 5.

JlMon TilEATBta (Henry Myers, manager).
—"The : Queen H the White Slaves," 17-20,
proved to be a Ope drawing card. Due:
"Dare Devil Borotny" 22-24,, 'Terry, Mc-
<;overn, in "The Bowerv After Dart," 2, r .-'.'. :
••D»>kestHour" 2lt-Mnrch 2j "In the Shadow
of the Qtllaws" 3-B.

.CABTO'THiATRd (Al. Hayhffis, manager).—
The past week was very prosperous. Booked
22 and week : Callahan and Slack, the White-
sides, tbi» Jennettes, Adams, Eilwards and
Co., the Hatch Bros., Belle Harvey, Bert Len-
nna, and the blograr.h.
Ricii'a Thbaitpi (A. 03. Rleh, manager).

ger). — Good shows and , good buslpess last
week. Week of 22 ; John and lMna Kurlo,
Jackson and Simmons, Ja*. E.BIrick, Bertin
Leslie, N'ellie. Mason, Snowden and Wilde,

and the vltagraph. _ . „,

" i ' ■ ■■ ■ . ■.

La«r*eace,— At the Oherd Hoose (Grant
k Cdhn, managers).— The Dot Karroll Co.,
Feb. 15-20; to fair business. Katlierlue Ho-
tter Co. 22-27, except 24, when Virginia
Horned appears. _ :„

CoLosur, TnEJiTHB (Wehcr * Ktlsh, mana-
Kcrs).— This handsome thehtre* looking like
a large colosscum, began its career with lac
Toreador" 18, and business. -was simply I m-
mfnse. Big business follbwcdlO; 2«. Booked :
Tanl Fevere" 22-24, "Arrab-na-rogue" 25-
27, "The Transgressor" 20-Mnrch 2, "A Man
of the .World'* 8-5. - ,

Bto TJtBATOtf (41- Hayfleg; tBattoger).—
'■*» iJfae; as osoai. very . m. ij:-' n -

SWeek t>| .22! Isabel Umnhnrt, Mar-

tl|" aSSthePsy, CfSwley aiid Foley, John I ,
rvoharo, Mildred Orofer nna her pickanin-
nies. May Wilson, Tom Jarvls, the lour
Webbs.

Casiso Tiiiutee (W. h. Gallagher, man-
ager) .-^Good business week of IB. BotikeU
week of 22 r Davis an* Hathaway. Harry
Moultott.- Edith Roberts, Rose and Darling,
Chna. Ramllton; Jessie Stewart. Burlesque
by Chaa. Hamilton.

a *

lorfeli^-AJ:. tho Lowell. Opera. Houso
(Fay Bros. & HoMnrd,- mankgsrsT.— -The i Roe
Stock Co., supporting Campbell htintton, in
rrpfrtory. plnYed, to good Twslness, all ast
week. Mr. Strntton's portrayal of Dr. JSW* 11
nnd Mr. Hyde was excellent. Corse 1«J-
ton Btock Co. 22 and Week.

AcAffeMY otr Music (B. F. Jtorphy, mi m ;
ngef),— Richard Buhlor, In 'TilUl Jwver'-.
to good business, 1R-1T. The |ilny JM", Wf.
*b11 recolted. "Wdnlght in. ^slllMir
rinsed ft. rctum eagngepiont tftSfcAfW

CAmttttMiB fAI. n«a«, ^maaagerl.
— <5ur»ant: fight English «lrls, fenm.Drdnc,
Cds. leonnxa. Usher, attd. Usher, Pnlwr
BbJle.TSaWte aSff Wyer*n, AUilUn Blslcru,
nnS Mile. Rialto.

night, '

iid'Tlorii '

Mouiloli. B'ess'le"Hai'il?nS

Qiiin!en.and Cnriiy, u m sBiifiTnlilili Tli'

terplece, "Casey An* tte dE-W Bl.L

■■ - '1 » . 1 — hS.

Then't™ m^*°K a -r At lne x «w Oxford
Jneatre ( W m. It. Cross, maun cer) — Shen-

SrL3£BLS" tem & "Kvcryman," 18. to
nn enthusiastic audience. "Joshua Whlt-

n°«^o ■'sft **SfiH Uov<1 ' «» ve m »«'H P'M'-
ure JO. The l-'ennerg (Stock Co ■••'■ n 7 ei-

riiS?: vHvi Be J- '"J. managen.—Thls week
Carrie Nation Is the top liner. Colby and

9*.W*4 » Howard" and Crosby. KlUmum
.Inpnnese Troupe, Lydns, the Juggler, and tho
Mtngrnnn.

Sit(ii:DY'if n.rou TheaItbt. (Tlieo. A Bay-.
!., ' ** , «nnir«;).--'l'he Cotrttis Entertainers, (n
';\n JUnenual Match," 22
concent 28.

Sunday, evening

Jl^iB*^?}^™^ 10 ** L Shannon,-
?,i?.'i* , * f) .:ir WarteD Atnlet ' c Association Ex-
hibition 22.

igaa

mourn nHi

Notes from Local No. 6, of Denver, Col. —
Owing to the removal from the city of Broth-
ers llutchln.H nn(l Merrlam, at our last meet-
lag Bro. C, E. Whitney was made correspond-
ing secretary, nnd Bro. C. W. Anderson
financial secretary of our local. All' comum-
hicatioaa should be addressed to these oAI-
eers. At a special meeting nailed for tho
purpose Arthur Secor, In advnnce of the
"David Harum" Co., was Initiated Into our
local. Our local Is in a very prosperous con-
dition, all members working, and WO have no
grievances of any nature. President Harry
Hook, of JVo. C, has been transferred to
Pueblo, Col., and Vice President ML Hamb-
Jin bt acting. as president during his absence.
Lithographing', which was) discontinued for
some time, has been resumed by the ['road-
way and Tabor Theatres, making opening*
for several of our members. Rro. C. E. Cur-
ran Is recovering from a. severe attack of
pneumonia.

The advance of the Great Hitlburd Shows
are: Robert Taylor, general agent; Ed. Pat-
terson, manager of No. 1 brigade, with twenty
men; Harry Snow, manager of No! 2' Brigade,
with fifteen men.

Secretary I. J. McCormkk writes; "i beg
to notify you that the following shows hnvc,
up to Feb. 10, signed the dgreemeats between
lite circiis manager* and the Kallonftl Alli-
ance of Bill Posters and Blllent of Amer-
ica: Barntim & Bailey, Rlhgllnf Bros;, FOre-
igh-Sdls; B. S. Wallace, John Robin*

pan

nson,

Walter L; Main. Buffalo Bill's Wild West,
Pawnee Bill's Wild West, Lucky Bill's Wild
West, Nobles' Tent Show. MWionald Bros.'
Show, Frnnk B: HUbln's United Shows, add
the Buckskin BUI Show."

Business Agent John Holmes, of Local
No. 2, reports sine* Jan. 1 'flint there has
been a good demand for union bill posters
and distributors Jn New Vork City.

Julius' Michaels, of Local No. 2, Is' adver-
tising a cent of the < lot 1mm Theatre In Har-
lem, and lite house In strictly union.

Harry Williams, recording secretary of
Local 17, Boston. Is seriously III at hls> noma
In Dorchester, Mass., with Inflammation of
the stomach.

W. St Cotes, of Local No: 11, Cincinnati,
0.. Is at his borne nt Nynck, .V. Y. He ex-
pects to go on the road shortly.

Bro. Andres, of Local No, 8, Denver, Col,,
having, received his withdrawal card from
that local, Is now a member Of Local No. 2.
The reason for Ihe change was that he will
moke his home In New York.

LOcal No: 2, New York, held Its regular
meeting Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14. The
meeting was One of the largest In the history
of .the local, and several new members were
given the obligation. . .

f)nnlcl Barry, of Local 2, died Feb. o it
the home of his brother. The remain* were
interred 7.

Notes from Local No. 18, of Newark. — We
httve had good attendance at our meetings.
Our bnll will be held March 1, at Doelgn-
Pfospect Hall, 358 Morris Avenue, Newark,
and all members of the alliance are Invited.
Members of this local will pjease report by
matt, as? business of Importance will be acted
Od. Our. regular meet lugs are held the sec-
ond and fourth Sunday iu each month.

■ •; ~ *»« .-: ' —

B. P. KP.ITII ADDS TO MS CIRCUIT.

In addition to the purchase of the Alvln
Theatre In Pittsburg, which ndtls another
first. class house to. the Keith circuit,, Mr.
Keith has acquired froth the estate of Henry
W. Oliver a large plot of ground on Fltm
AVeiinc, between Wood and Smlthderd
Streets, in the same city, upon, which he
proposes to erect another tlientre that Will
rival his famous houses in Philadelphia uud
Boston.

The Alvln Theatre, In addition to being
one. Of the largest and best equipped homes
hi the country, is located In the very busi-
ness centre of Tlttaburg. and for the past
five vears has been nsefl for high priced at-
tractions. Under the management of Mxon
fc Zimmerman, from whom it was purchased
by Mr. Keith, it has been recognized In.thc-
dtrical circles as one of the beat and most
prosperous houses in the country.

Posse sslon .of the Alvln Theatre will be
cbtalned on April 18, and It will be at out
t.ttt In the h'ftiuls of the decorators. It will
lc opcne«*»r|.v In the Fall isn continuous
vaudeville house, completely refurnished «nd
decorated. „_. ___ _ ...

The property upon which 3klr. Keith _ pro-
noses to erect nuother Of the kind of edlllces
that hnve innde him celebrated the world
over Is also Ideally situated, being In tho
heart' of the sUopplne and promenade dis-
tricts, as are the circuit houses in rtilladel-
tibia and Boston. It has a frontago of thirty
feet on Fifth Avenue, and a depth of one
hundred feet. The rear, property has »
troiitagfc of one htWdrcd and twenty-five fe«
on Diamond street, add of the japle depth
as the Fifth Avenue plot. In addition there
Is a twelve foot wide alley rilhulnjr front
Fifth Avenue to Diamond Street, ranklug
It n perfect piece of ground for the purposes
to which It will be put. .. ,„

The construction of the new theatre will
lie started just as sooti oh n few short term
eases nre terminated. Work will then be
commenced nnd pushed upon n structure
time will rlv.il anything of the kind lu this
country. . - - , -^ r .

— Claude H. Bellndrt, leading mad with

the Ion Carroll Co.. lost hU voice completely
wWle paying nt Blueflcld, W. Vs., several
weeks ago. and has not spoken since. Ihe
doctors claim- thnt It Is partial Daralys « of
ibe vocal cords, bttt encournje blm to believe
hat the trouble will be of short duration.
He Is -till reralncrt with the company, In
hopes of his speedy recovery.

r . T-— «mr »

•Tleslde in* "Snmlntr Neat."
In January. Fliettiltlfy »«H MBreB, In Soajh-
ern callVbrriln. yott Mnve lis lovely a clltidte
ns any, to bo found in Italy or the souili of
From »h<l It. is, all wrtnln four d4*s Of
fStrtm or Boston,, and i be ■Wrj rjf to
irtcl) It-lB by the New Xotk Central Lines

V "Vr_i r~~, i„lnA anil umnnth ttnfkti

or«er to nvulit nslntnkeW and to
ire the*, prompt delivery of tlte
r* BtlVfMl.rd In Ibis list, ait
'•be nlnlnlt adilresMcd siust br
for i-arh letter, aad a written
m for the letirr. alicae« with tho
name rind address aad tb* Hate
of bmalnrsa followed by (be sender,
mast bfno hr ««iclnar«,

■Mease mention the date for num-
ber! of Tim ci;n>ri{R la whieu ibe
letters sent for were •dvertlaed.
lAlMFS' tlST.

.A mora*, Ixjidse
Aili-lr.ln, I.e.ura
Allien™, Agues
AllielliiL-, Mnry
Arnmror.tr, Hva
Ail-tilt, l-,ttlc
Asia, LalSellc
AUvoa Hitters
AndcrsoD, Agnes
Aninrdson, Ada
Allen, Alice
Anderson MmW
AUicrtson. l.ll.
Amato, Minnie
Behfanl, Lie«s
KiMter; n.yui
Itariiard. iJlltli
Brown, Flora
Brendt, Frances
Bigger & Dreher
Uiirna, Ray
rturtiB, Barbara
llartet, Crace
Brantlt. Mnrle
llcriiiett,

Mrs. Clarence
Bamsnl, E<lyth
Uro*Tt, Florence
Itnllini, Ueorgla
Itossard. Alice
Bendy, Florence
Bergerc. Vslerlt'
Bates, Klvia
Buttner, Ada
Bennett,

lobjutoae
Bocslll, Marie
Uraml,

BUnclianl
Banks, Ecjfie
Bryant Klorenre
Butler, WcrraH
Brawn, Mrs O K
Knrke, Minnie
Befafielil. Anna
Ilslhrous, Olgd
Betmont, Belle •
Brink. .te»s
Ball.iril. tteorgi'

grunt Florenw
ritton, ft.ittle
H.irlow, Alice
Botrttne. Mabel
Bell. Crystal
Beanlslry Ted A
Buckley.

Mrs. Chas.
P.rai-hanl. Mile.
Co.ife. Owen.l.
Chrslyn. Alice
Clements, Sell
Cormen. Bentr.
Ohadtrlek. Ida
Cross. I.ulu
CtawtoM;-

Edna M.
naitetao Sisters
Co«e, Mrs. P..
Conk, Ids M.
Cart, Jnada
Oojlilan, tScrt .
fTfiesler, Rllt:. B
Cliff, fjenevleve
CluTord, Bessie
Cniunbell. Bay
Cnlllnon. Irene
Cooper, Lnlll
Clalron. Hlllila

l'.iar.s. Mrs. JUL
Kwell, l«b
I'.-icli. Vera
I'.llnere, Marlon
Km»r«oo, lielle
Kminett, Katie
Fuller, Lcona
franklln.v..

Rleanor
Farlardean,

Doll. t.
Flemhijr, Mamie
i'orrest, MlMrol
Ferra. Es(elle
Frater. Penrl
Flora nee. 1.11
Fennel. Anna
Fowler, r.uinii
Forrester, t»eliat
t'leld'nie,

Mrs. liar.
Fay, EWe
Harland, Itofe
Gilbert. Lillian
(inlitberg. Mrs.
Ulrard,

Mrs. Gilbert
Grant, Nettle
ttrnnt, Crssle
Glliboos, Grace
George, Inez
Oresory, Bessie
Ollaier, Jlnrle
(tlbert. Coral
Grant, Konte
Gillespie. Km.
On Iyer, May
Garmilrt, Itullt
Harden, LU,
llHnm. LU.

MdTllle. IT.
Moore, May
Mlley, Kathryn
Moore.

Miss brant
McDonald. Jlnry
McOollo-iBU K'i-e
Montrose, lie*..
Meredltli. t'ir.V
Mtlburt, Grace
Moore. Pay
Mnrxbnll, l-'tnr.
Maddui, Tlii-lma
Martin. Iltta
Melville. IKv
NtcholH sutett
Nelson, Mtst
Nelson, Alice
N'el.-OTi. Slaii.l
Namrro,' Siren
Norton. Mist
I'belnh, Blanche
1'atton, Mrs B H
I'ere, Bertha
I'amr.tler Slaters
Paul, Netllo
ieich. Bell
Humify, Loin
Rowland,

Mnrle VanT.
Ryan, Maud K.
Kiiuiiiuil. treoo
Kalelrb, Jean T
lU-jr.u. Mx>. Al.
lUatitey, May
Uoeder, M.
Bran, Lnlu
ftorem. Mrs L
ltirttle<lge, Qert.
IteunMe, Clara

ltuntlnrton, Val rfiwAre, I'eirl

Haltlnas. Mabel
llubtn, Mazy D.
Hllion. Ma
Hilton, Marrle
ltornhlll, Mnrle
ITertlE. Mn. !i
lls-tlniM. Stsl.M
Harlan. Blta
Ullperf, Uorotli.
Itnywanl. Mawl
HnhrH. Mnile !:
Howard. Glen
Ives, l'enrl
It ens, Mm. W E
Joyce. Mae
Johnson. Mabel
Joyce, May
Jnefcson, Mabel.
Joselyn, Hose
Jeffcy, Florerce
Kessler, Annie
Keywnml, Tattle
lvrugcr, Kilt la
Knowinnif, .

Mrs. M. A.
Kenlanl. Itene
l-Teeiu', Mattic
Ki",\. Mrs. r .,
I.lmler. tln»i«le
l.iui. Daisy
Lentil I, l.ll. S.
Lefllnir. Mtbel
I .ore loot.

Blanche

Lawrence. _;

Jlme. It.

LlrtlehaTfr. D, H

Camev, Mn E. jt.nPalomW. —
Clitwen Sisters -Leslie. Mm, R.
Cotton, Mabel Imuird, Grace
Conrttanri, Rva [ Leslie, Eenlnti
Oole, Dora [Leonard. Nell.
Claxton. Kate Lawrence.
Christina. Mme. • Made II

Corson, Mntnrle Mnrr. Helen
Ivlvlna, Nell 8. Mack. Mrs. J. B
Dlartl. Mrs. SI. Lillian k
Donaldaon. J Boiebnd

nose F.TiMorTltwon Annie
DeVere, I'millnci Martin, May
Hauls. Annlo Mordaunt, Nell
lialiell, F. . .martial, M.
lWVeau, Mae laloreland, Beatr
nmtalas. Ethel Mies, Ha

IieNevre, Loy M Monteltb,
DriVecchlo, OetnftM

Mn. 0. T. Masknsaf, r.illle
narblane. Nora atalcom, Bwste
Dtrca. Loniae Montrose. Ems.
DeVeroon, Vail Miles, lln
Denton, Dora Millar. Belle
Daveaa, Mae Mcvlllc &
Davenport, F.lmore

Mrs. M. Moore. Ma>-
DnVoe, Mae Mlslorl. Cora .
Ktler, Cnrrle McDonald Mary
Ksmeratda fiunn'JIoyer. Andrea

GEXTLKMES'S LIST.

Itlnhcr. Anne
Kinder. Lottn
Itldiards, I.ld.i
:-baw Sisters
smith, Millie
Sands, Mrs Dick
Scott. Ctiarrotte
flilman,

Mr*. Art.
KtevsTt. May
Sinn, May
Sylvester Louise
st.J'ilui Franklc
Knooner. AlUe
Smith, Ml. F.
Sttanton, Tots
Sherwooil.

Mnnnle
Stelnor, Pay
Satotir, Lnnlse
Stewart. Liz P.
Smith. Belln
Sullivan, Clare
Sennioit, Ml.
Sllhlfl, Rrrnta
Stewnrt

Sisters; A
St.l/W. Ilalsy
Tn smell. Delia
Tray.'f, Kuthr.
Tucker. 1111,1a
remiileton, Fay
Thnrfrnsorr, Km.
'Jowne; tfonOra
Toat. Mrs. Wtu.
Thornton,

Itntm'e
Tlerney, lert,
Tesniu, Orne*
Treleram^

MarMlhte
Thomas, Ina
Towne, f^anora
Taylor. Bess.
Vaacttn, Lnolte
VetAna, Syvla
Von ntatbaaV
F.lla
WbeelfT, Hyrn
Wilson,

MraJ.lt-
Wilson, Unlsyll
Wensiey. Madle
Wlltbn, Eelle
Wells. TrlKle
Watson, Evelyn
Wayite, Bdllli
WayTte, BefHe
Wyman &(iftter
Wilson, Ml.
Wheeler, Myrn
Wolfte. Gall
West. Josephine
Washburn. LIL
Ward, Mnticl
SSi.rnora, Mrs .ID

iVJert. Any.

-m*#, q. a
Vavidsoa

Dram. 0>.
Dearbarn, 8.
KveMllnev Walt.
iMivahls, Hnal.
hsmtlaKr. —
Kmery, E ft.
KVInt. H. M.
r.irl * Marten
FckhOtf i

Cir.I.n
F.nrly, 1, A A.
t-Ulwaftls.' II. A
Kdwanls. Sam
Kck, Tom
1'mmett ft Kattc
l^tcrt. T. W. .
Krltpue Stock Co
Rlmemtorf W
Filwahln. BtOf»t
Klmo, J.
Fott, WHUnl
Fowler, II. K.
I'aintn *

Merrltin i
Fern, H*r.
Fox, Imro
It-lter. liar..
1-Tenilnc (1. A.
Formnl, Amokl
Fltipalrlek,

Andrl-t
Fjiswr. w., H.

Fnley. Si.lLe
Kllsj.it ft KrnI
Furreil, Ulllie
L.ilrer, A. F..
Foot. A. A.
Kink, Walt.
Fox, A.
Kelt, E. II.
Flatter, Full
I'lrnrlbbniis Ned
Flnmnnt, Jan.
Foril, O, 6.
1 roatn ft Harrey
l'alke ft Seman
Krlck. Albert
Francis, Geo.
France, 0. H.
ITsher, Carl
Pl«her, liar.
Flslier, C. C.
ErostO, Chas.
Foster, J. W,
rrenlers llron.
■ tazinlo, t'riuit

Crant .(midget)
Oarsldp; S. J.
t'.reen * Werner
<;i million. 0.
flrnunm, Jai,
flllnseretllO. 2c
Oanuaie, 1I.-H.
Cnmtile ft

HeynoMs
Oreeo, Venn
Grtetes, J. '
tlnnlon, Har.
tllllet, Freil
Cur Stncls Co,
Coyest Man-
tan Co.
Gordon. Lew
Coolman, Mr.

* (musician)
Graen, Crii
Fold man, J.
Gattlec, Chas.
GBhert. B. 2e.
tlnnell. Harry
ao>dfler. Jack
Grant, Col.
tTclsel. Gto.
(tllls'rt, lien
Glllet, Fred
tlaron, Andrew

Collfll. W. H.

Gnlilm, I 'runt
Hlnes Jl

Beraltiaton
IU1I. J. )!.
llnlpln, Kdttd.
Howard, t. It!.
Up don. A. II.
-free

Kertteo* Op. CO
Kauenbrreer,

Oabrtel
Kelley, T. V.
Hlnrx, Tv.-s
Kelly, James
Kinney. Jnrta
Eelly. CIi.ih.
Hiiursbntirs, The
Klntr. Itt
Keniwdy. W. J.
Kfeamet. (1. t.
Karhcck, \Y.
Bran>e. O. ii.
1, a Vails, 'Ihe
l.ea, Frank
l.nmn. Frank
Let el-re. p. J.
.ni'kj jiu. —
Li-Deat. —

(Jnyaler)
late. vm. K
latrreate, Kdw.
LnVlne ft Alnn

i.lnrl-, S.lljl
.ami, C. A.
r^e, It. J.

l.onls. 1'. ii.
Miwery. JL A.
Leslie. Jot.
I.aTtty, Joe
Leonard. Jas.
Ltjeter, ll«r. B.
Lyon. Sol.
Learnt. 11. I..
j.anjt, IMdle

LtltOll, I.OIlll

latejoiia, 1.
I Ifut. II. It.
Lena, .Met.
loelncrio'1. M,
Lyseer. —
LeVonnd<% I'reil
Lone, F. O.
LfXolr, Geo.
lovelies, tlio
l*«ter, 1>. X.
Laiialon. W. M,
l^enanl. Alex.
I,nca». Sain.
I.orrlvee. A.
I ess Ik, Hadji

Lacha, i'. A.
1.4>ni, A1«X.
LeTort. llllllo
l.ohr ft Williams
Moyii, Herb.
lee. Jack
■fixer, II. 0.
MrKennd, Tom
Morris. Wm.
Mora, .Frank
Mack. V.
Mnnlton. liar.
Moore. Hum loy
Marlowe. C. D.
Mimtjoy, tJittls
Jtaniey, ,1eim I»
Martin, '[lew.
Miller. n*ttd
Macart, l'rof.
Mailer, John
MnlleK Prof-
Miller, mn
McDonald, Mike
Mahers, 1.
MncAvoj, A. J.
MeVebtti. Jno.
Marlln ft (juiaa
MaOKeno

(rerohat)
Miller, Ashley
Ma'ek. C. II.
Mason, E. .11.
Mnnlton, Far.
Mnckley, A.
Mills ,t Itlehie
Mnlmni, Frnnk
ilitSHPltiiaii, C II
.\te.vers, Claude
Murehiiiite, Ban
Mi'Bahlel. U.
Mllo, Victor

I
ntrit

Anderson. Alt.
Aubrey, Bert
Acker. Jl. A.
Arnold, J. K.
Anderson, Joe
Alrnont ft

Dumonf
Austin, 31. /.
Atnatoe. J. ft M
Adams, (1. H.
A«Bby, F. B;
Abbott, Frank
Arnoldo, Senor
Alden, Gall
Arrostronar, J H
Alblnl. U.
Andersou, P. L.
Armstrong. W M
Albcrllno Frank
Aseott ft Wdle
Atkins, Lew
Alden, Cull .
Anlger, A. M.
Bfennen. n. B,
Bollinger, Will
Brown 4

rtaycroft
Belt, H. s.
imwers, K. H.
Berrell, Geo.
BiMthnn, Frank
Boy v lor, Geo.
BnrneS, A. G.
BurCh. 0. W.
Barnells, The
Illngpum, C. V.
Brown, >'at
Breunan. Uobt.
llrkcbard, Patll
Browne, E. M.
Bvron, A. S.
liarr ft Evans
Bltrke ft Gray
Brooks, Maz
Mfr ft Evans
Baker, Dan
Keiver, F. Hi
Boscly, Frank
Barlow, Isiwr.
Brontes, C'omey
Battdn, H. C.
Brown, J. W.
Ldsworlh, V. R.
Bflmont. J. T.
nfslfop, Chester
Brandt, L A. B»
Bush, Dcvere

'l'rlo

Bnsh ft Gontan
Beicrldge, Alt.
rtartell, AH.

e

mi Ulle. Rialto. . ^'auL. _;«i.. invitrlons fast trains and smooth trrnks

Brition, Air.
Baldwin, ilrr.

grown. Clark
ramble. Ate.
Hryon, liar.
fflaklriblrKBett
miti>y«. The
mine/, ftoh

aennoa, 'nil-
ratlllaA

Rem. Co,
Bare ft Bvaas

httomt, F. I'-

•Batche, BIIU

Brooks, Max ICantivell, Jno.
Brooks ftUencke Crook, Ii C.
lllancy. liar. 0. Caiey, J. E.
BreJiany, Jack Clamaa, \V. It.

Earoivs. The
Barnes, Errott
"ltitrxlar" Co.
Boise, Har.
Bensmi, Ton
Bolses. 4
Benedict. K.
Blnuey, F.
Broola), E. F.
Boyle. Chaa.
Bulterltetd,

Everetlc
Barlow & W II m n
BeLalr, Walt.
Burttno. Bltft
Byrou ft Foster
Busby, C. A.
Bishop, Chester
Bltlillf, F. H.
Ecreer, F. S,
Broad. W. A.
Busbnell, Dau
Bell ft Henry
Benhno ft

Mascot ie
ltltley, Btlptr
Banker. E. IfL
Cnnnln«bani.

ueo. W.
Cunnlngliunt, i'J
t,Vs>|M-r, Geo. W.
Callahan, J, A
Cook, W. 1.
Faille. Har.
Carroll, Kred

Cation, Frauk
(■olby. Carl L.
Cantor, JackO.
cimnder. 'Joe
Christie, Jnmrs
Carle. Blchnnt
Canlieirl, Cbns.
CroMt, A. N.
C'allionn, 1*. V.
Ctiallnuil, C. i.\
CampDell, Irrlii
CUck, M. it
Cottntry IChl (Jo.
Collins, llllley
Canllo, Wni.
caic. ueo.
CliarlM. Carl
Cooke, L. ft W.
Connelly, Juc*c
Clemeneo Bro.<.
Coaliu, J. !■;.
Cr.twfonl, U W.
Clnrfce, Fred C.
die ft Johiunn
Canton, F. L.
Pooler, Loots
Davis, Wo.
flay, Edmund
Dillingham, A B
Dnmcnt, Ahount
DeBarry, Henry
DoMhertr, T. D

potts, KC

DeForest. Hat.
Day, Oeo. W.

Challnnd, 0. F. I Dednto Uro«,

Cordna ft Maod
Cooper * Bailey
Carroll, J. B.
Cook ft Clinton
ChirntierlnlB,_
H. W.
Carroll ft (Ilark
CaHetann. Joe

P.

DoForent, a
P.taifls, V.
Pil: a Hi to it, O.A
PrakO, —
liawabn, Ben
planon, Syilnrr
Day ft Kalan
Pctcreaiix, Utibt

Christy. «'. G. Itooley, Louis

i.'iiunliiRtiniu

llnl) ft D,
(.'lark, Iliinran
f'npp. Mttln
Crawford. Jno.
Carter-. Win. J.
Catnpbet. J. II.
CorcVll. Edvt.
Connors ft

Connors

Br

Coltoi

Cilrro!

Defeat, T.-K

0110111'. J. w.

pivon. rt.

Isonornn. J. Ii

Doyle, xv. 1.
lUsblell. Will
DeLong, Geo.
Pcsslon. tiddle
llel.aln. Har.
lMty, II. L.

hie

iM, C. w. Rnhhar, Arrhlo jeiraKot

fin ft Olio WIt°A Billy Johrupa

ton, Frank boiuMtoit. C. A Kfesko,

■rolLMcr. T. Dunn. Hilly K HfCi

Cfair, It.
Campbell ft

Wrhs; . dearie
. jam*. Jhy s.
iiedetl wSfi. a lot.
Coltotr Ftaak^ B»H». WOtflt
L'aoittob, T. w. Diksimi . BMi XT
a,u»Uy KkJ;' Wfc. AM*
On. flnmio. nlbisr
Cddley. W. M. IDVIllie, llohby
v'lavinn, Ffank 1 Diets. . BKirn
Cekltult Ianr. lf>omlnitwt; H.
Qirtetna, Al. . pally. Wm, .
Oartlt, Jack 'Dal^oa, 0. f„

,iu Jen, llnr.
llenellrt, Jo«
Hllimey,' 0. W.
Hvnphnw, J, K.
Hills. 4'
llowley ftLnlie
llarrlx, J..M.
llai'kett, .Ins.
Huntley, F. A.
llimler, S.. V.
■Hues. (I. II;
Holts, Oen.
iloaan, Ernest
HtJrc-itnrt, Erunk
Hoy. H. 11.
Hall, A. V.
Helntz, Al.
llnyrten. M. C,
Hnrconrt ft May
Hnrt, i:. W.
Illgglns, J. 0.
Hurt. L. M.

rTeekow ft

AVbeeler
Hamiton, Geo.
Holt, Alt.
Howard Brae.
Hulla-ren, Win.
Helhun. R. 0.
H^vraan. A. C.
IlayivarO, Phil
Howard. — . .
(cable)
Huntley, Ben
Harris, Jess
Herman, Har.
Hood, Bam
Hoyt 4 Eliot
HntTman, F. C,
Hamilton,

Wlllcy (lc.
Hayileit, M. V.
Htnit, L. M.
Hayes, Tommy
Harris. J. M.
Helsman, I. II.
Harris. Frank.
Ilocomb, Herb.
IJ11, Geo. A.
Hnnllnftlnu. W.
HOIfmnu, W. F.
Hawaii an

Glee Club
iter. Kick

Mnyee. ft Wynno
llolrttn. l»rof.
Hill ft Elmore
Hill, W. II.
Henry, B. _
Hnrley. C. It.
Harris, H. A.
HoriklBs, t. V,

Gernrd
Hotrlen, Oft its.
Hester. Jat.
Ilastlnga, ltobe.
Hynton, II. II.
Harris, 0. H.
llornn. Ed.
Hansen, Ted
Huntington.

Wrlalit
lrehttKl, «; H.
irons. \V. B.
It'Vlllg. It. J.
Ireland, 0. H.

irtuutton, niigh

Jacotm. J. M.
Johnson, (I, A Tt
Jnnsen, Gen, M
.T.iiillst'ilic. B. 'I
.lolinson, BHly
.JiiiihcIIii Trln
.lolinson, Mark
,'ackson ft

Donglas
Junker, W. A,
James. Orenvllle
JaMtsmM, 3
.Tnirtsrirj, Joe

*»•#!

r,JHtnonJ ft. L.
Kintwtet Ionia
lilnsle. Kin
KoiiriVttef, E
— ttreV, J. V

Kamflirt
Klnr, Joe
Klein. Har.

lhTne' Aft

KeMbeck, ■ Joe

McGuinn, WoJ
McCarthy Myles
Mjttihewa. II. V
Mbrnsco, I#slle
MarzIL )'.. n.
Miller, Jf. 1".
MeAtillfle. Jer*
Mortimer. Gum
Mt-.vah-. .1. W.
Mccormtc llugli
MPreer.l.. <l.
McNeil. li-JI. .
Mbrrlsey, T. P.

MhiiisorJ, y, it

.Maloney, The*.
Mnrriaser, lttos
Mrlntyif. W. I
Miller, ITarrcy
Morrill, HoHion
McAyny, A. J.
M.cDOnnln, Alike
.'Unrnliy. J. J.
MnrlTii * (jhlM
Maxwell. W. I
Mayo, i 'rod
Jlcnts ft Helntar
Mackoy ft

Clarke, 'to
MeAvby, A. J.
Martin ft Qnliu
Mason. It. M.
Martin ft Qnlf!
Maber, Paddy
Mortlsey. T. p.
Uarsb. A. L.
Marlon ft D-nn
ItilMuli A I'.'iil-l

Mcrrlce ft

lloselln
Marco, Jan.
Mnyiianl. J. T.
McKeunn, Tot
Mi'Nslr, J. K
Meyer. J. K.
Mack. Olios.
jfsSlinne, t'lm<.
Mead; w. it.

Merrick. Wm.
McCarthy Mylo
Marshall. Jack
Martin, Dave A
Milrniiy, Wall.
Marltn, II. V.
Most. 0. J.
Meeker Baker

Trio
McCoy ft Knlttit
Mill*, Mike
Nuckrrt; Chna.
Ma Lew
Norton, |i. II, .
Nortaan.. Debnle
Nelee, Ibr.
Nairn, W. Bad
Norton, Joe
Nrirorosft, J. .11.
Nehtotka ■

Bill. —
Ohlknaw, Wm.
t I'Hrlon Troiliw
OberMt, llnr.
O'llrieit ft Weal
«».av ft Dclint)
ti'Brlen, J. A.
tllcnit, flldney
l.'rcutlcc. II. O,
I'ytMT, Elek
1'reiftlee, Har.
l'efers, Phil
I'aafor, J. E.
Palmer, law
Miillips, 8. 1'.
I'l lot. Errd
I'arkcr, Burt

J'nrker, A.
'rliitlii ft Myers
lippea, Andrew
l'nrket, A.
I'cnier, I^w
Parker. Al.
I'latc. 0. O.
Parry. John
i'Huklinro: Uez
Willims. Hen
rrmborlori, By.

I'lllCltln, "haa.I'.
■^HnW. L. L.

SS. o. il

'vrtt, M. tX

mm it. m.

Fattor, Frejl

Wlro«e. T.
i Powers Bros.
■ porker; Wm.

laOTV.W*

MKVi "OtlCE ATHKAB OP LIST.

Item, j, ii.
HlchardJon, .

Iteilcar. llnr.
It.isetrttt., Javk
Rrrfalree. Tlir
ltlo tiros.
Il.-msto, Art.
ltier* ft |f|,ner
KnaftltM, Cb«»,
r.otenrmrtt, li. A
llolwon, \V. !•',
itmseii, linn
llorct. ArMite
ItoKWns, R At
Uei'klilW. D;.n
Itinnmell. C. E,
lilder. Fnsl

m v- ,; '

Iternolds. Jnn.
Knot, 9. I.
Itoynll, Joe I*.
Helves

Bof, Cans. W,
RdmlrM, Jos.,
itehanser. J. w.
Itobern, 0. (I .
Ryan, !». II.
IteynoMi. 1.. Q.
Illfiallng. Kl<l
llosnlce. Bob
lloekwell, J. 0.
Itlrhnnls. J. J.
llitsse". Fced.ic
Itlnsdnle, Frank
rVnitbem. OL H.
Shea, t. T.
Slter. Mr.
Stewart, 0. V.
Snzlmoto. K.
Strlllng. II.
Keeker, Lew
Sl.tlrorgv, K.
Slitraun, linn
Slter. B. F.
Snmoyon; M.
Sirnr-htr. Wm.
Snrony, filbert
Minyne, Jno.
Spry. T. U.
slinon, Murray
Savllle. G. II.
Khort ft

Edwards
Seatfor, Aeicle
aiKiblio, T. P.
rtltvaw.' if. M.
S(«ncer ft Ahirn
Saow, Bust
iawyer, \V. f.
Iwenion. i. s.
slonn, C.
Sletsoti. Walt.
Rfeetr, Bhr.
Hheeley. Matt
sinltnril ft

UartLnrtlt!
Sanctaro, S.
Spencer, Tttoa.
sanue, llcrr
Sorla<<KVii.

Preil
Sloan, Cbaprla
Steliwn, Hat.
Seefcy, W.
Nberman ft

DeForresl(2e
Smith, Grimily
Slnnliope. Mr.
Sncrltn, -^
Slltnr, (I. L.
singer, Ike
Senvty, Frank
rlmltli, XV. 11.
Slow, L. B.
St. I .ron. A.
Sinners, W. IX
Sclieiik. Clrts.
strock, Cllt!
Sberauui, Cat.
SIGeiiriJe, Etank
Sutton, Jnck
Siiiil'inl, l'.il
HlrnUA. llcrronn
•Sargent, E. I*.
stnttoy, It. 0.
Kuvltle. GUt
Kwlfe, Horli.
Kt rands, The
Silvers. Lew .
Hpnt F;asb. —
Solilndlcr, Geo,
Seyinutir, 11, N.
Hinlt'i ft Onester
Smrr, I,. K.
,-k-lielliey. liililli?
Stratis, Henri.
Knott, A. W.
Shields, Willie
Silver. J. ». V.
Sawyer, Fred II.
Sr. (leorro, B.
Stone, Mol
Xliorne, F. A.
Turner, jllok
Thclle, yV. I..
Thurston, He*.

ritetisuit. iionn

'i'enney, Kniest
Tiiumer, Kdw.
Tlldtn, Geo.
Taylor, Jnck O.
RMMj ICdtrln
Tbncker. W. It.
Voortiees. S. A.
Vorrattce, 51.
'rhnmas, HI.
Tretelle, 9m P
V llliilr, Allan
Venioti. Ctrl
Vale. Har.
Vlsser, P. .1.
VOmlrr, Dlett
Veraon, Carl
Vardamau,

. Manse!
VnJtr-e, llnr.
VnnAlHtynJ K A
Vaiwe, llllln
Vull, Geo. AL
Voffl, Henry
VotiAor. Dick
Van, Billy
Tlnc-one, 9, II.
Wagner, Joe
Wootlwii ft

Well*
Woods, D, JL
Woiniif, I, T.
White, Js».
Wennns * Frank
West, Uel'ortst
Waters, Elmer
Weaver, J. II.
Wejlt ft Irfslle
Williams, ttrnV
Walters, P. K.
Wttiti, Wra.
Watson. I'Mivd.
West. v. A.
Wilson, OXfJS
Warren, 0. A.
Wood, Minis
Wilson, S II.
Welch 1 ,t Olla
Warren, Hern,
Wortliloy, J. A.

WlllblV * Bell

Wnlf 0. A.
~alte, P. J.

ill lardei i.mir.

Inns, MM
Wlllard, IT. V.
Win to, rial la li.
Weston * ls»tvls
Hi it. H.
Wllllnme, Arth.
Wit ace, Geo. W
Warren, Pretl
Wlllama iVIImot
Walker, Wilbur
""llsan Bros.

tltrel, Clins.

trntz, Hajs

'esb, J. J.

•rnrr, Etlwlti

Inarata, h. 1*.

oe-fl, •?. H.
Whildeld, (I. I\

SRW «mniitcT.

■ it i

sTetrarlc— At trie hTewarV Theatre (Lee
Oltolenjitl, tpannRer). — " 'War Dowii CaRt"
Is the rtitMfit attraction. Andrew IVfatck'n

double bill commanded fairly ffnoid attention
I'eb. ia.»), Atln Itehnn and Otis
ami week.

CoLi'MniA TiiriTin- (M..T. Jncohs, inonn-
k«r).— Special Interest nmrhes to the ap-
tienrnnco of Mnml K»lnn Hall ntlfl Cnriefon
Macy, In "Coon Hollow." this week, ns both
nro local favnrl((st. "Tbe Switchman's
Oniiffhtcr" rtrBw fair atidlencea itvuo, "The
(ireat llnln Uobber.v' 1 JO anil week. \-

I-;mpIuk TiiKATnn (II. M. llynms, mntni-
sor». — This week, (lift Itehmati Slitiw. "SVil-
illirs nt Forliitie" was fairly well appreHnfort
Inst week. "Oitr Nea,- Mlntater" week l>t !».

liiiMt'i TllfiATkH (ritftn. H, Illane.v, naif-
nueri. — "Arlfeona" llils week. "liciirlH
Adrlfi" proved plenalnit to (nlr houses last
week. Ilowncd ll.-tll nnd Rthel Fuller, la
•Tin' Man Who narerl," week or 2il

Waijiman-s TtiKArnn (W. H. IMark, tantt-
nrer). — The Kentucky Itellfs this tree* The
'Filter Lilies enraged goml attention Inst week.
I'herry lllnssoins week of 2(1.

l'lt(,>CTpit's '1'ijr.ATitt: (J. Austin l'vnea, ren.
c'nil manager). — I'utrehl bill: Tim Knuftnann
Trotipe. Hynn nnd ltlclitlcld, Favor nnd Kin-
clalr. Wcnonn and PrnnV, Iteetl and Sbnw.
t'onroy nnd Penrl, Anna Wynno, atifl*.thn
Lynns. Lost week's hill wan Well rti-lved.

Trentnn. — At the Taylor Opera lloas*
(A. II. Blmtnonds, innniiver). — "Prince of
I'llsen," Feb. 15, packed the limine. Harry
I.elrhtnn and Co.. 1(1, had fair business.
lOarl Iturgess Stuck CM., 17- I'll, did well. "A
IMtte Steer" "ii local !»a '.Ti, IMry Mlllm-
11(1, *. rtle> Wronr .Mr. Wrlglit" *J7, "A Hunch
of Koy»" 211, Frnnk Dan(els .Vtareli f, AHdrtw
Mack 1'. Yuri Home & rolmnh cnnreti local)
n, Wllllflru Faverstiam 4, '"nw .Moonsiilnor's
nnuehter" 3.

8»atk StnrKT Thuanw (I. C. Mlahler,

Snnnger). — "New Vork liny by Oaj," IS,
d' well. Jas. K. llnckeit, ill, had good
busluess. Knto CToxton, IT, played a bene-
fit to the milting robber workem herd, in
M. H. O. "A Utile Outcast," 18-'JI>, did
well, ltookett : '1'lin Qorcrniir'a Son' 1 T2,
"New County Fair" i!8, S4, "The Mnn Who
Haretl" 2ft27.

Tni: nt Thratoh (Kdwnrd ttenton, aoiiu-
ger).— ItttslnWts contlntiea to-be etenlleni.
Iionkeii oo nU |] wop ^ . pt^u, Kdwards nnd Co.,
Mtirphv anil Wlllard, Alien llnrytnnr.il, the
Allisons, llurrey anil Co.. Bush inul Gordon,
Arlhiir Illrchman, Jti llitn llhse. Mogrnplt.

Hoboken, — "1'lie (lorernor'u Son" was
presented In a most escelienr utfnnei' nt litu
i.yrlc Kelt. 14-17. PnMliie<ts was line. Knin
('[niton, in "The Two i.irnliana," gave a real
dratiimlc treat 18-W, lo dig reaults. At i lie
Umpire good pntroonee prcvniied week end-
lug -1. llnlnes nntl Viiloenj were an added ut-
trnctlon. .

Ltnic (tt, .1*. Soulier, manager).— "Child
Slaves of New .York" 1144, special inntlnon
■22; "An Orpban'H Prayer" '.'.-i-27. "All
Heiress to Millions." i!8\Inreii i', "Itowery
After ilark" ll-fj.

EMl'ina (A. M. Druagmon, proprlMor),—
'file IsidklBg 33-211: Webb's Heals and sea
linns ; Hodge, Hall and company, I'.vn .Mudei.
Jtitnes .1. Morton, W wan nml Rtttnbnrtl, KOgdr
and Belle l)olim, .losepbliie Altisli-y, mid kl-
ucioghtplt. rtpMnl inhtlneo i"-'.

NOTK. — ntchnrd HIovciim gnvo a theatre
party to tiin Stevens Cniletn nt. tlm I.yrlc u.
nt a cost of fiiVl.no. A check imtllcd to Muiui-
gor Soulier was hntiilcrl t,> Mrs. Hntillef, vvti.t
at onrn donated tlm amount to tllo .Vein or I ni
Hay Nursery.

i n i i a '

Jersey City, — lovers of tlm rotonntlc
ilninia crowded the Acndomy week cftdlnfc
Ken. 21, to nee Robert Mantel I, In "The
Light of Other Dnrx." , it was well pre-
sented, "tinder Hnullierrt rtkloM." beautiful-
ly allured and strongly cast, had a very
pleasant week at the llljoii. The I'nrlslnii
Widows brotiRht a Ini-JS coneoui-so In tti«
Hon Ton. •

AcAimMT (I'rnnk 13. Henderson, managitr).
— "The Ninety antl Nine" week nf til with
special matinee i."i ; L'fl-Marcli r>, "Holdlcrs
of Fortune." '

Hijoir (John Vf. Holmes, proprietor).—
"The Show Cllrl" *.'2-li7, with «[>eclal mini-
nee 22. l-'nr 2H-3lnrch S, Uugenic lllllr, lit
"Zasn," J

Box Ton (T. W. riinklns, manager).—
The liny Morning diaries 22-27. Tor 2ti-
March i, Mooiillglit Maids.

~* < " i i I

Kllanlietli. — At tho Lyceitni Theatre il'.t-
roy i Urnke, innnnactii) .—••«. LUIIs Out-
cast" enmo Feb. IIT17, lo e*oi>llent r-ettlrtiH.
"lit the Hiindiiw of tba iinllows," 1 8-Hti, bad
Katlsfttclory recfiliits. "An Qriihan'n I'rnyer"
Ml, "Tin Mooiuthlder's Dnughter" 2S-27,
'•Uncle Tom'e Oililn" (Martin's) 2ll-Mitrnh2,
"An Heiress to Millions'' ll-fi.

JArhiis*.— "Tho flttnt Train HoMiery Teh,
LT..

■ i. •»♦
DIHTHIl V Ot? C OH MHf A. .

AVnsiiliiKion, —,\t tiia National Trienlre

(W. II. lUipiey, milliliter). — Aiiu Holiun nild
Otis rlklniiff proaeuled n Htiak«His>Rreiiji
repertory Inst week, lo large Iioiiwh. Tlds
week, Mntlge Carr (*nok, lit "Mr*. wlgK*, of
the Onlitnigo I'ntcli;" "The Wlsnrfl M "tfi
next.

Columbia TjiiiAnin (l.ucttett It Owyor,
mjinngers). — La«t week 'frank Dsnlols, In
"Tlm Ofllco Hoy," jjlftjefl to iniicked himwe,
Tills week, Illclinrd >lniislleld, lei "Old Hoi-
dclbcrg," l'urbes Rohartsou and Uattrndn
Mliiiitr next.

LAI.'AVHTTH Ol'KIIA IfOIIHR (Ira J. Lit

Mol if, malinger),— Wnrtl nnd Votter», lo "A
1'nlr of Pinks," played, to tho enpneity, Inut
week. This week, "The. Hlgn of Hie, Cross:"
"Mliorn Actes" next

ClIAMH'rt TllBATIIFl OtlSM R. Wljll tXtt ll«

Will, mniiiigci),- -This Werk : Kilello Fny,
f'lnyion Wliito anil Marie Htitnrt v.ii.,. ma-
te rx (insch, .loserililBe <ias«nan, Whlrtlln*
ToDi Rrowu, I.'lorlcn Vnnc», Hfliker anil
Lester, and Ihe Ametlesn vilasrapli.

Ai'aiui.mv asy Wi'Hjrl (J. \V7 j,yitnH, mR.n-
nger).— "'l'ho Mnn W^o Dnred" Bgiked nm
niidllorlimi. ■'Tlm Qileeti nt the nigbwtiy"
Ibis Week. "In Old Kentucky" next.

HMi'im; TiiHATtm ( i;. J. litickley, innetti-
ger).— I,tist week ''Nobody's Cliilm" nml iwo
neffortnanccs of "Hiitiho^ tilled the house.
This wOcle, "The Klcveutl! Ilatir." "The ltaa>
vcr Brttrcsa" neii.

Lvckum TftBATIM (Kugenn Kflrnnn, mnn-
nger).— Olarlc's llnhaway fllrlil tuiltto «b ex-
cclleiit record, and tlm house wan tvell tilleti.
R co and Rnrton's Itosta Mill Co. iHls weak.
Trnitsatlnittlea next.

♦■»

W.VIUK.

l'ortland. — At tlic MbMM Theatre
(Cttlin ft (itfltit, Hininigfl-al.—'JIie Howard
Stock Co., In reiicjlory, Feb. tfrStt, drew
very good htlslnes*, Wllllnm Collier, In "Tho
Dlclalor," 22; Virginia llnrued 2.1,

IVniTLANu TtliiATln: i .lames H. .. Mnorc.
mnnngen.— Hill *i2-27:_,Mnry HpraDtoo ttl"!
company, the St. Onge ltroe.i the .Mitses rki-
tfinrp. (he Olio rtrothers, CHallf B aiitlrters;

f*fW lUi.i. — Mmo. Nordlcft, Walter Dam-

ttiiS «,i '"' ••*•'•*■ — »tnje. .-woratcn; nailer vain

Willi Vr ft t r0 « cn on " *"" • N>1V ' 1, °'" k Simphoay Orchos
WMlaowL.lt: •'<•> lp„"I. , aridfal" eonctift, draw a largo aiidl

Williams, !;. It,
tflieolcr, 1'iib4*>
Warner, K. |J,
WrfiMllj A. II,
Wenlliarlr. Jos-
Vaunt;. Ollii;

Sinn, A I. ,.
r-ralioa RlftSkil
Zarroiv Trl<»

Itt

I 11

thee i8,

HKtypV

— Manager i:. f>. nltiebftHtfh, of thitCotlb-
tesa Klsilt de Tourney's tours, In "Mary
Hhtatt, Oiweti at Bcoltt," Woe In Winnipeg,

Vet

.'Hi.'Wl»t.-| » -. i t WlllR'-iJ, Wl I Alt' JK^J

'.'nlley dretilt, frw Biantar, darta« «*• MRttc

of ifrOC, on hn ret orn trip Irotti tb* paclDn
• colat.

6

THE NEW YORK CLIPPIEB.

February 27.

SOMETHING DOING. "SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT."

THE INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE AGENCY,

JO. PAIGE SMITH & CO., •-•-•••- Proprietors.

JO. PAICE SMITH, RICHARD PITROT, R ,2£, I ,,"T R\ ,£!?*? °'

UfSI'VEhS MANM.KK. KOHKIOV VA1DKVULK. AMERICA!* TMHTIU*

Will open offices shortly for the EXCLUSIVE Booking of VAUDEVILLE ACTS, AMERICAN and EUROPEAN. We will only enroll on our books such
acts as feel the requirements of exclusive representation. |IoiJ8B ttIlow8MA!V A V0H iiAtw, Attorney. aWityy.

THE MIN A ARNESOIM I TRIO,

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■vm

IO, DIRECT FROM EUROPE,

NOTK K-TIIIH in A IfWBLTY ACT, CARRYING TIIKIR OWN SCKSKIIV, WITH lIKAt TIFl J. NT-AUK EFFECT, PRESENTING

THE VISION OF A DREAM.

TUU «ct has been pronounced by uumuutm throughout Europe lo bo a decided drawing cant, mid uo we firo open for oirorn fur thiw and next seanon, wc refer uli managers dcoimna of 8 unvclty to Inquire una address our manager.

Mil. EIOKXE A. rVUYTB, tlie Intermit tonal ThCHtrleul Ureter, Olllee, Suite 20s Knickerbocker Tlicatw HulMiug, Sew York City, or MliiA AKM.SON, Cure of CLIPI

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80ft
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FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE OF

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IT IS N O T STRANGE*

For MR. R. J. JOBE to receive enoore alter encore in bit gnat rendition ol " ~

"DEAR OLD GIRL,"

"YOUR MOTHER WANTS YOU HOME, BOY,
AND SHE WANTS YOU MIGHTY BAD,"

AND

"WHEN I'M AWAY FROM YOU, DEAR."

Bemomber these Songs are Published by ■:"

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BT BUYING AUD OPERATING

nawand

MOOOS9MMonth

Steam Riding taller?

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BOISE, Idaho.

Owing to other business Interests of owner,
responsible party can secure this gilt edge prop-
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of water, forming a private park. Bltusted
nlmoat lu tho heart of tbo city; entrance to Park
only four blocks from Mala streot Bsselisll
Grounds and Oraud Stand equal lo any In the
WoHt. Also Dancing Pavilion, Bar, Oafo, etc., the
finest In the West. Vaudeville stage complete;
seating capaoltr for over 1,000. Park has been
opeuand ran two SSBSiaBJ anoccasfully. liolso Is
one of Ibo best cities In tlio West, Population,
15,000. Plenty of money, Might man eau land
fortune. Address tor particulars

W. B. H1YETTE, Boise City, Idaho.

Steroopticans, $14.00.

For a short una wo will sell onr high grade
Storeopllcuns for above price ; Uiuy are guaranteed
to do as good work, ana perhaps belter, than the
other fohow paid iioo.oo for. Tile is a broad
atatemenc and a true one. They are pcrfeotly
made, and are last the thing you nave been long-
ing for. It will pay yon lo writs today.

PKtlltK A SCHBCK,
16 8. Ilolllday Street, Baltimore, Md.

A Success Unparalleled!

ELECTRIC PARK,

NEWARK, If. J.

Newark El Pleasure Resort

TO RENT,

CONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS FOR SEASON OF 1904

ESPECIALLY WANTED: A Good Illusionist, Laughing
Parlor, Glass Blower, Picture and Slot Machine Parlors,
Roller Coaster or Figure Eight Slide, Gypsy Camp, Ferris
Wheel and other Big Attractions. This is a golden oppor-
tunity and you should not misB it, as we have 500,000 peo-
ple who oan reaoh this park for a 5c. oarfare. Reason
opens Kay 28. Address Quick,

C. ft. DUHLAP, Prest. and Gen 1 Mgr.

WANTED, Vaudeville Acts

THAT IIAYK NOT APPEARED BAST, AND ALL

THOSE OOKTEMPLATINO VAUDEVILLE,

TO ADDRESS OR OALL AT

VAUDEVILLE STUDIO, I3B 501 'An., H. Y.

Public hearing, and opening.. Coach.
lnaj and engagements .coated. Want
I0u people to.lndy.be ooaolied and r«.
haaraetl for vaadtvllle.

PERFORMERS FOR SUNDAY.

Sohmer Park

ARTI8T8 OP ALL
KINDS WRITKi
FOR SUNDAY
DATS,

MONTREAL.

HENRY BROWNS

VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE.

SUITE, MO, NO. 69 DEARUORN ST., OQIOAOO.
Artists, write. Msnagers. write.

No More Fires

With Films. Have an attachment that will at on
any Moving Picture Machine that will protect the
Film from Eire. So Iron House required.
BOSTON FILM fc'XOHANUK.SM Washington St.,
• ' • Opp. AJauis House, Boston, Mass.

MISTER MOON

Kindly Come Out and Shine.

By tike Composer, of "Good Dlonilug, Currle."

UEO. w . WM.

COOPER and ROBINSON

(Formerly Cooper and Bailey),

Sfe s&Sgg* S, !°r ou oomediuuB, are spcoiolly featuring this sout- |nnd claim it tbe
BIGGEST "HIT' ever intioduuoa in their act. .A score of other Headliners are
using this song. Professiotmls. seud un-kMlato programmes nnd I will mail yon
copies and orchestrations to thin and other NEW songs that you should have.

WALTER JACOBS, 165 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.

fist — .^. T-MC LATC3T NOVELTY

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FEBRTTAfcY 27.

THE NfiW YORK ' CLIPPER.

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uiik (Uiiiwr'a Anecdotes, FersonalHiei.

M tomBi«nU ilmeernlrjg Stage Folk

our London "«£••.•£

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Vaudeville and Minstrel

with the Bill Puatcra

r "linoer Po*t Office. ........ •■•••.•••,.

B iV Keith Adda to His Circuit

erierlea Answered ..;

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the W"- vi cuj °- ved ^« w On t h «. Road

i-'n'i .Si,,'* S",', e "ope"?*! Saturday night, VH •■/% l\VMH.

LATEST BY TEL EGfRAPE

Muiidnj- SUftat'ei Openings la All (ho
,. — Bl«r Show Towai.

■ <OLUi;> (iATK GLEANINGS.

"The Old Hoan«*lea«l." "Human

'Ilea*!*)." "The Wrong Mr. Wright,"

• ."The Kins of the Opium Ring;,"

■>Tlif Game Keeper" are tho »•»

lirarunflc- oArrinmi of the Week.

tilitviatDUivatvhetto ThnNbw Vohk Clii'1-iub.

H*n Foancisco, Feb. 28. — All tbe theatres
lind u holiday uiutlnee yesterday afternoon.

COLOMBIA TliBATBE. — -Denmun Thompson,
In '"fie Old Homestead," began yesterday u.
twit -wacks' eugugeinent, to u packed house.

CALIPORNIA TiiEArHK. — "Human Hearts"
Co.. )s uero this ■ week.

Aicutin Theatre. — "The Wrong Mr.
Wright ' It) this week's offering.

.CENTRAL Theatri. — This week's 1)111 Is
"Tbd'.KUg of the Opium Illng."

On and Opera Houbb. — Tbouum J. Suilt!),
In- "Ho' Game Keeper," opened a week's eit-
guicein»at yesterday.

TiVOLj Opera Hoimii.— This Is tbc acveutli
week (ft "When Johnny Uomea 'Starching
Home.'! .

IHh<!hbji's Thkaxub. — "ltoly Poly" Is la
Its' third week.

UHVHUUM THUAvnit. — BUI for week opeu-
lug 2\: (ilrard dud Gardner, Geo. IV. lhiy,
I 'l»Hon nvnd lirrol, Morris and Boweu, Wcracr-
Amoroa Troupe, 'iVu. Vubsut Olrls, Harry
Thomson, -ZUka and Klug, and Orpheutn mo-
tion pletures.

Ojiutjih. — Programme opening last nlglt,
lor (lu'week: Kelly and Vlolettc, Mattel Lam-
sun, Irving Jones, Sir. und Mrs. Hall, Hun-
luii und Zanfrellu, AVIustanloy and Sullivan,
and |he< anluuttlacopv.

Noii:i. ■The Kilties, under the dlrovUeli
ul "Will Urcenbuuin, begin u week ul the .11

hiuubra Theatre Keb. 28-28 bllllnn llluu-

voll. American prima donna, ucuectthed at
Lyric Hall, under tho direction of WIM
OrvdQliBiuui, 'I'ui'rtibiy and Thursday evenlngu,
JU. If), und Suturday afternoon, 20. Prices

liJtjt to *1.00 The PaclUe Coast ln.de-

poadeut Sluiiugers' Association has como Into
('xniCeiive with the signing of uu agreement
by Hurry W. Bishop, of >Sau Francisco . Oli-
ver Morosco, ot Los Angeles, mid J. P, Ilovc,
of neuttlc, all Idudlng niunugcrs of theutrehln
their rcsjiectlve home cities. They claim to
control fourteen of the best show towns oil
the. Pucltlc. coast, extending from Hcuttle to
Lull 'Angeles, und Including Tacouia, liiverett,

1'urtltjiril,, g|iu KruuclHco, Daklund. Sau Jose,
rtuntn Barbara and others, lu addition tliej
chtlai ,to control tbo bookings In all the lm-
uurluut one night stands In the three Htutes

•>:-tiu..'coUht. ■ . .

.... " V ' ' '

•'' I IIOM OTHER P0INT8.

Klnc.il/father Attract* Large ilolhluy
( rimd. to the Theatre*! at Various

.••ToJNt"..

Olll«JA(M,.Pob. '-'3. — I'Jarly Monday uorulaK
ihu-Aniaiulini : Block, einbraclng a holul nud
the 'Alhumbru Thoatro, \v»h heavily damnged
by.Hro. ..The, hotel, and Stute Street front
uf"tfli."blUlaliig, extending u full city block,
wWJTUtML but tho theatre proper, which
■•looej lu the rear portion of the building,
uu* ijlmpiy damaged by water and smoke.
While (lie fire wllS lu progress workuiea ar-
fltud to: begin reconstruction of the then-Ire,
ureuarutory to .rcepuulug March 0. From
the luiiidd of court receivers the property
now (iuiJs«m temporarily to the Insurance tul
.utters, una It let predicted that tbc Al
liutiikm' Tbeutro will nut reopen until after
■Vpi'll !■•• The IrotjuoU Theatre tire, which
hurf been' tinder Investigation by a special
grniiil •Uin: will be reported upon to Judge
Uivtruiius toduy, Tuesday, the holiday cuus-
l"g o demy, indictments have been voted
ugalnsf.WI.l-J.' Buvls, presldeut of tbe Iro-
^ualii Theutru t'flmpary and umnuger of tlic
roqiiols; /["bourns J. Noouun, busluens nian-

u-m", .Si,, 1 * S il , l , e reopened Saturday night,
ESS- "H5, Belle of Newport" capacity
crowds having been In aUenaan.s! over since
*i~ V..i Vn rupllll ," , °peneu to Immense busl-
uess at tho Trocadoro Saturday afternoar,.

*&£ J*SS» % 23 ;— Tl, ° ""« ek o?*"" tow
with a good list of attracfliius, iDdudluu
WTtral above average offerlDm. The open-
ing a udlenccH were very gootfslsed. rtPHplto
tho fact of the Lenten Henson just beulnnW.

i',;". , .u , ^ t r ,u ';. Ccn .^ ry «niceVnn Siu.ldlford,
in Red Feather," opened Sunday ulght, to

nn i»n;ellent house Heiuv Irvhig at

the Olytupl,!, aim hail u gooil alt«'urlaiu'r nt
Hie opening Monday, offering '"tlic Wer-

!S9* » Venice." The Imperial offers

„'?". i ".* ."' uu '' Havlln'H offers "Tbo
Iatal Wedding," both opening Bunilav. 21,

to R(M)d attenduuee At the Grand "CIium.

Kiehnmn, In "Captain Barrlngton," whs rnu
received il, opening a week's eugngcmrtit.
,•.•„•'..-.• "I" Columhlu put on u iipw rundevllle
bill >Ionilay inntiuee.-ntid reports goad biird-

ne«« and g>iod advimcc sales Vt tlrnw-

fprt'n Boselle Knott, In "Wheu KulKbthuud

Wat lu Klower," wns Sundiiy'n otferliig

The Odeun had Well's Band ruutluee 21, and
the Geriuan Stock Co. evening, with Crcu-
tores Bund billed for two pertorniuneeH 22.
....The Broadway Muaee, with curios and
continuous vaudeville, bad good attendance

21 The Bohemian Buriesuuera opened

at the Standard 21.

Philadelphia, 1'eb. 23. — Several new
opeulngs and Ideal weather helped stimulate
patrouagc, and the week opened to largo at-

lenJunce J. K. Ilackelt opened at tbo

Academy, pleasing a well tilled house with

"The Crown Prince." "The Medal and

the Maid" served to Oil the Chestnut Street

Opcru House with a delighted audience

The advent of Andrew Mack, la "The Bold
Hojjer. Boy," at the Walnut, brought out iv
fill! house. . . ."Whitewashing; Julia," at tbe
Broad : "Bubettc," at tho Qurrick ; tbo
Bowrs Brothers, nt tbe Opera House, and
"Tjie New Minister," at the Park, continued,

phowlng no signs of waning popularity

Good busluexs greeted Ward and Yokes, nt
the Auditorium, and the rest of tbe combina-
tion houses Vaudeville had all the pa-

trouH that could be cared for at Keltb'a two
houses, stock productions earned praise and
prollt, and the burlemjue houses nud the rest
on tbe list enjoyed patronage of satisfying
proportions. '

Kansas Cit», Feb. 2.1. — Mrs. Flake, after
an absence of many years, made her appear-
ance at the Orund Theatre, In "Mary of
Magdala," before a large and friendly au-
dience, which was enthusiastic In its praise
of Mrs.' Flake's line performance.. .. .."The

Isle of Spice" opened a . four nights' en-
gaiiement at tbc Willis Wood last nlgbt. to

a good house, und scored a lilt Two

capacity houses greeted n splendid vaude-
ville bill ut the Ornhenm yesterday. Young
iiml lJevi.y, and Muttbos and Ashley were
tbo headline ra Two usual Sunday out-
pourings greeted and thoroughly enjyycd

"Hearts of Oak" Ht tho Olnls Tuu

Auditorium was twice filled to see "A Hot
Old Time," nud the Keutz-Santley Co. guvo
a splendid burlesque performance, to line

hunluei's Mary Munuerlng, In "Harriet's

Honeymoon," opens at the «lllls Wood on
'I'liiirsduy

Washington, Feb. 28.— "Mm. Wiggs. of
tho Cubbugc Patch," opened. tho week at the
National, with two performances, packing

tbe house ut each "Tho Sign ol tho

CroMH," at the Lafayette, hud two capacity

uudleuces, turning people away Eddlo

Koy headed a Hue bill at Chase's, and peo-
ple were turned uway afternoon and night.
, nichard Mansfield, la "Old Heidel-
berg," opened at the Columbia at ulght only,

to h. crowded house 'The Queen of the

Highway had S. H. O. ut the Academy,

matinee and ulgjit "The movent h

Hour" filled the Empire twice Hlce *

Barton's ltose Mill Co. had two crowded uu-
dlcnces ut tho Lyceum. .

. Milwaukhh. Feb. 23.— Mrs. haugiry, lu
"Mrs. IX'erlug's Divorce," Is the only novelty
UiIh week. Her udvaueo wile prouilsea that
the 'Davidson will he packed nightly. .. ...

"Mr Potter of Texas/* the offerliig of tbo

Thuubouser Co.. looks good ."Happy

Hooligan," at the Alhambra, opened to ca-
pacity, and stored heavily Jos Mur-
phy re-clwd a good hIiuiv of Munition at

\M BIJou Bice & Burtou's Hurleaiiunrs.

ul Hi- r«'ir, uadu the biggest kind of a hit,
and turned people awuy ...... .Th* WiHik-

ncr Ocnuau Co. offered a double bill Sunday,
uud drew u full liouee.

QWUHSAlIj Fob. 23.— After an absence
of years John Drew came during the Wash-
ington's Birthday festivities, and put on
"Tho Second lu Command" at tbo Orund.
He was greeted by an enthusiastic uudleuce
of splendid proportions. ... ..Sunday's open-

i airs were lurgofy attended .nork Stale.

iivlks" was given a great wclcoiiie ut the
Wuluut Street. . . .At itoblusou'b "Tho smart
Set" proved a good mugnot.. .. .'llic Lyceuui
crowded the house with "Klug of Detec-
tives " ...Vaudeville packed the Columbia.
. • Al tho People's Koble's Knickerbock-
er drew the usual cruBb.

toi'tsViLLli, Feb. 28.— "Arliouu" opoued it
week's .engagement at the Mubolik l.emple,

to u gplciiulif house.' '"Hi;; Little Church

\rouuU the Corner" opened Sunday, at tho

U-euue, to good crowds Bgkffl \>um<m

greeted the City Sports, ut the Buckingham,

Sunday Macauley's Is dark until lit.

♦ «»
GUOUU1A.

r,

\ilnniu. —At tlie Grand. — ITie Imur
Cu'huua came Keb. 12, IS. to big rst nnuj ,
•I'lorodoru" tojlowcd IS. 10. to good busi-
ness. Hlrhiird Munstleld, 1 1, at inivunm
prices, had a crowded house, "hlug Dodo
ll». 20. Ilaverly'ij MliiHtrclrj 22.

Bijou.— "•Hie Lighthouse by the Sea"
hud BKtlsfuelory returns week of 15. His
I,nst Dollar" comes 22 and week.
< ■> —

ItUSSKLT. id/OUAUBLL HlNOll.1 M. IJHUCUI*,

huS cunceled all eugagcaientd lor the re-
•uiiilnder of the *eusou.

OliD FOINT COMPOIW. RICHMOND
ASD WASlII>BTO»i.

si .-ilny Tour via Pennsylvania
Itnllroaii.

The lirst lKirso/ially-coiiducted Mr la OM
I'olul Comforl, Richmond utul WiiHliiugtoa
via the I'eiuisylvuiihi Rullroud for the present
kcusou will leave New York uud Philadelphia
ou Sulurduj:, March 12.

Tickets, lueludlng trausporlatloii. meuls t»
lOBfe In lioth directions, Irntisfers «' pus-
woaon and bugKuge. lioU'l uttouiiiiudn tloris
it Old 1 olnt Comfort, Richmond uud Wash-
ington, and carriage ride about lllchuiond—
in fact, every necessary exiienHe for u iierlod
of Hta days^will be sold at rate of *o0.t)u
from New York, Brooklyn and Newark;
VMXti from Trenton: $88.00 from Phila-
delphia, und proportionate rates from other
stations. o ^ v ^^ CoMroi ,, r 0KI(V-

'I'lckots to Old Point Comfort only, ln-
cludlug luncheon ou going trip, one uud
three-fourths days' board af Chanlorlln He-
el, und good to return direct by regulur
trains -within sir duys. will be sold In eon-
uetlon w th this tour at rate of W.U'J if roju
New York, Brooklyu and Newark: *IG.50
'£* " W WiiTtehoFse ™Ta?erK;" "at - Buili from Trenton : 814.50 from i Phlhide lphla, und
TenliHo? turning oat Ip largo numbers Sot- proportionate rules from other points.

Avenue? New York ; 4 Court Btteet, Brook-
S-n ; 780 Broad Street, Newark. N. J., w
(Jco W. Boyd. Assistant General Passenger
Agent. Uroau Street StiUlea, Thlladelnhla.

''Her of tbo theatre,- and Jumeis K IromniliiKs.
h tag« .'Ittruenter, all three being eburgert
with luvoluntary munsluughtcr. Oeo. «'H-

Iuihk.- commissioner of buildings, and li!dw.
i-'iiuuiln. Inspector of buildings, ace
ihnrgcd'wlth niulfehsaiico in i.fllce. Business
""M'Kfr Woouuji wits not- Indicted by tbo
eorouer's Jury. Mayor Harrison, Housu lire-
|Jiau:S(Ule.rya, Plood Light Operator McMnt-
leiu and Fire Chief Alusbuin. held by the
eorouer's jory,' were exonerated by the griund
Jury,- -drill releused from any criminal re-

spojiiIWUiy. . Woohlugtou's lllrtbduy

l'UliUti9M.-'was Immense, both mutlneo and
"'glit. ,]fnouls Wilson, In a revival of "Er-
"iialt-," df Oarrlck's, wus Monday afler-
poo^il noyel^-, He seating cattfiolty being
teuted 1 . .... .B^lajiche Bute*, In ''The Darling

of. the Uods," -resumed her ruu, with the

<>rami.Ouecu House tilled Monday even-

lug Marine KHIott begau her week ut the
lllltolu, ln."Her Own Way," with good busl-

UesN'; recoMed "The Prince of Pllieu"

contlnuud at the Studubuker, with n holiday
uiatlfieei largo business resulting', .... .The
^.utflck's. Sunday matinee was a down town
'.'owelty. Paulu Kdwardcs, lu "Wlnsoiiie
Wlnn|e/* .profltlug Imaieusely at tbe ertra

hiTfOriitaueeg, afternoon and eveulng

' hnrlcs Warner, In "Drink," lllled McVlck-
"f HlSpjodgy night, beginning a fortulght's en-
uiigcmeui North aiders were reguled by

,A^lhfuj(cd Hero" 'at the Criterion, and by

crowds' were In -attendance upon Koil ft
i iislle's continuous vaudeville, Saturday and
Monday, ' at tho Hay market and Chicago

; Mr . Houbo Jane Keunark. In "L'n<ler

'▼• WW" enjojed flue biwlaeea at tlw Co-

All Kimici Mast Keaoh is Hot later
Than Monday.

DHAMAT1C.

M " ■■■ ' — ** — •

-Vi.iurt. Maadr (Charles Frobniau, uigr.) — (Vn-

t'.n, Mass.. ret,. 22-27. IVrtlaml. &le., 2t». Wor-
cester, Mass.. March 1, Springfield It, Provl-

•leiiee, 11. I., n-5.
Aubrey 8toc«, Kastern. Mlttenthal Br»tlair«' (Wll-

Hani Davldge, mgr.)— Yorkers. N. V., V-'eb. 2S-

27. Npwburgr. L'fl-Man-li 5.
Anhre.r Htn.-k, Western. MlttentUal Uruthern'

(Carl llrelnu. nigr.)— Walerlown, N. S., Feb.

•i2-27, KImiuioii. Can.. sa-Murch r..
"Are Tou a Mason?'' (Julius <?-«hu, ragr.;—

iiml.'. Mont.. Feb. 21-24. Great Fr.ll. IS, Am-

ouniii 2tl, Hrlcuii 2T, Fargxi, No. Dak., 20.

i.'i'.wkstnn. Minn., March 1, (Inml Park. No.

link.. 2. Oraftou 3, Wliiali*ir. Mau., -1, f>.
"An ICDKllsh Daisy" (WeU'r «i Field-, DiarK.J

Montreal, Can., Feb. 22-27.
'ArUKMiu," M. B. R.ymoud's (J. U. raiser.

ragr.)— Newark, N. J., Feb. 2217, N. Y. City

nil-March r..
"Arlmni," M. 11. rtaviuoiul's (Charles I''. Brown.

lugr. )— Leulfcvllle, Ky., Feb. 22-27.
"Alphouae and Uaaten," <lus Hilt's — Denver,

Col., Feb. 21-27, Ouuhu, Neb., 28, 20.
".it the Did CrosH Road*" (Arthur O. Alston.

nticr.) — Indianapolis, I ml., Feb. 22-24, stum In

2S. Dayton. (). (Soldiers' Home) 26, Lcslasrton,

Ky.. 27. Louisville 28-Marcri S.
"Al Cripple Creek"— ltlchmond, Va.. Feb. 22-27.
"Anierlcun Hobo" (W. D. Newell, ngr.) — KaUHt-

vllle, O., Feb. 24, Coshocton 23, Masslllon 21),

Canton 27.
"Across the Pacific" (Harry Cloy Itlalicy, lugr.)

— Syracuse, N. 1'.. Feh. 22-21, llochcsler •.'■'•-

27
"A'loiig the Renu'ebee" (C. B. Ileiio, uigr.j— B«a-

lon. Muss., Feb. 22-27, Providence. K. I., 2W-

Mia-cli C.
"An Aristoeratle Tramp" (Will Kllroy, tngT.)---

Delplios. "., Feb. 21, Fort Wsyne, led., 9S,

Amlersou 27.
"At Valloy Forge"— Fort Worth, T«r., Feb. 27.
"An Heiress to Million." (John P. Kellly, man. >

-N. Y. City Feb. 22-27, Holxiken, K J., 2B-

March 2, Rlliabeth 3-fi.
II
Blanche Bates (David Belasco, lajtr.)— Chleaco,

ill., Feb. n2, ludeUulte.
Ilarryniore, I'tlicl (Charles Vroliroao, uigr. ) —

Kv.insvlllc, Intl., Feb. 21, liexlngtoii. Ky., U,

Knoivllle, Tenii., 20, Cbattunoogn 27, New Or-

lenns, Lu., 28-Murcn 5.
Bliialiaui. Ainella--rJorfolk, Vn.. Feb. 2il.
Blnoslgoort, Clara (Charles Frohuiau. iiurr.)-- B«I-

ttniore, Mil.. Feb. 22-27, rhlladeliibla, Pa., 110-

March S.
Bellow, Kyrle (I.lebler & Co.. mgra.)— N. V.

City Feb. \i2, Indefinite.
Boyd. Archie, In "Joshua Whllcoiob*' (Kltpnt-

rlck 4 Burmslcr, mgra.) — Boston, Mi.a., Mi

22Marcb n.
Blnlr, Eugenie (Barrl Orosslt, mar. )— New Ha-
ven, Oonu., Fi-b. 22-24, Jersey (Sly, N. J., iv-

March C.
Bi'nnelt & Moullon (P. C. Twllchcll, ogr.) —

(lloversvllle, N. Y.. Fob. 22-27.
Bennett & Monlton (A. P. Ueed, mgr.)— AshlanJ.

Pn., Fell. 22-27.
Eeunett & Moullon (Ira E. Ncwlisll. uigr.)—

PouKhLwpsle, N. Y.. Feb. 22-2T.
Deunetr A MoulU-u (W. A. I'artello, logr.)—

lied Bunk, N. J.. Feb. 2I>-M.rcti K
Buntlnir. Knuaa (Kart Bura««, inifr.) — Chester,

I'a., Feb. 22-27, Altoona. Pa., in March G.
Brevltenrlilav, Charles, Stock (Uoril P. Joy, Ugr.)

— Jniiotlou City, K«n.. Feb. 22-27. Parsons 20-

March It.
Brown Auiiiseoicut. Soulhcrn (E. Brown, iugr.1- -

Bastrop, Tex.. Feb. 22-27, Austin L'U-March .1.
Brown Amusement. TVoiitem (E. Brown, iusT.I- -

Wagoner. Ind. Tor., Feb. 22-27. Ad* 211-Marcb u.
Belcher's Comedians (W. H. Ileleher, uigr.)—

SprttiKilute. Ark., Fob. 22-27, ItOKera 2»-March

2, lieu ton vllle 8-5. , „„

Boyd Burrows Dramatic — ilrreley, ^ellr., Feb. 23-

mi. Hit w, II March 1-7.
Kurke-McCaiiii (M. MeCann, agr.)— Plislmonf,

W. Va.. Feb. 22-27.
Ueuuett-Uuliler (l>. A. Bennett, uigr.) — tlrauby,

Mo„ Feb. 23, 24. Seneca 25, 20, Vlnlla. Ind.

Tec. 2b, TuImi Mnrcli 1, 2, Claymore 8-0.
"Ben nur" (Klaw A Brrangcr, ngrs.) — LexInK-

ton, Ky.. I'el>. 22-24, Daytou, O., nr, March •£.
"Busier brown" (llroadburst A Currle, uigrw.)

- -Sunduskr, O.. Peb. 24, Toledo 25-27. tlrnnil

UaulilB, Mich., as-Mnrch 2, KaluniSBW 8, Lin«-

line 1. Benton Harbor 5.
"Hunch of Key." (llus llolUner, mgr.) — lort

Ihncn. Pa., Feb. 24. Hilton 25, I'otlstown

2«, Norrlstown 27, Treuton. N. J., 2», Co-

luuiblu, Ph., March 1, Lewlaburg 2, Wllllaius-

iwrt 3. Barrlsburg 4, G.
"llrcnk for Liberty" (J. at Jacobs, rasr.)— Le-

hlnlilun. I'u., Fob. 24, Lansford 2S, Khenuii-

iluah 20, Sbainnklii 27, Mahunoy City 2U, Mil-

iiio March 1, Berwick 2, Hcranton .1-5.
"Beuuty Doctor" (P. H. Wrlirnt, mgr.)— Hoclws-

tcr, N. Y., Fob. 22-24.
"Biwiy Time" (Merlu Hi Norton, mgr. )— Atoka,

Ind. Ter.. Feb. 24 Lehigh 20, Coalgafe 20,

Ardniure 27.
"Bowery After Bark," Sullivan. Harris 1c WoOflK*

— SprliialleM, Muss., Feb. 22-'.'4, Pall lllver 25-

27, Hoboken. \*. J.. March 11-5.
"Borrowed Wife" (N. C. Luuniami, ui«r.) — In-

deiKiiideuco. Mo., Feb. 20. i>di-ssa March 1,

IllKKhisvlllc 2, bweut Sprlugs 3, Mnrshall 1,

Sedalla C.

e

Crane, Win, B. (Charles I'mlinnn. ni«r. 1- -Uruinl

Uuplds. Mich., Feb. 24. Bay City 2H. •Soatoa'V

20, Toledo, ()., 27, Detroit. Midi., 2»-Marth 5.
Carter, Mrs. Leslie II mild Helen., lugr.) — Buf-
falo. N. Y., Feb. 22-27, Syracuse 'JO-March 2,

Rochester 8-5.
Crostnan. Henrietta (David Dehisce & Maurti-* 1

Cunipbell, mgrs.)— N. f. City Feb. 22, In

dednlte.
Coirblan, Hose Uoles Murry, ui«t.) — Little Hock,

Ark., Feb. 21. Oreenrllle, Mlas., 20. Clark..

dale 20, Memphis, 'J.-nu .. 27. Jackson 20. Nash-

villi. Mureh 1. Columbia 2, l-'ayettevllle 8, Obat-

lunuOKU 4. KuvkvIIIc D.
Collier, Wlllluiu (Charles Krohauiu, iugr.1 — Bis-

ton. Muss., Feb. 22-27. Philadelphia, Pa., 20>

March 5.
Cohans, Kinir (Fr«I NIUo, nnjr.) — New Orleans,

La., Feb. 21-27, Jackson. MIsn., an, MeiupMu,

Tiini.. March t, 2, VlctcshurK, Miss., 8,

Natchil I.
Chuloii. Kate— UrouUlyu. N. Y„ Feb. 22-27, Un-
ion. Mam., 2ti Mur i'li 5.
Clarke, flurry Corsiin— Houstoii, Tex., Pub. 22-

Mnrch IS.
Century Players (Sydney lloscnfubl, uigr.)— N,

Y. City Feb. 27. hub-Unite.
Cook-Church (H. W. Taylor, lugr. i- - New Cuatte,

Pa., J'Vb. 22-27, Mbnron an Mureh .1.
I'lu'i'i-iiter. Frankte fJerro Grady, loir.) — I'u ter-

sou, N. J.. Feb. 22-27.
Couroy & Muck Cuinertlana (P. 1*. i.'nin. mar. I—

SinllliiM.rt. I'u., Feb. 22-21, flilllpsbiirg 'J5-27,

York 2li-Mureli ft. .

Oarix.ll Coiniiiy (Inn f^urroll. inarr. I — Lafayette,

Teun., Feb. 22-27. Ji-llho 'JVMari'h 4.
Cutter .v Wlllluuia Stoi'l.- (W. It. Cutter & J. W.

Williams, mam.) — Morgantou n, VV, Va., l'eh.

22-24. .
Curls Dr.iiiiatle JM. If. Curls, niKr.) — Hays, Kau.,

Feb. 22-24. Lllls W4TT,
Creeil's Cuuasllans (Cluirles 11. tlreed, lu«r.) —

.Taeksou. O., Feb. 25-27, Mlddlcport au-Harcti

2. Carroll 3-5.
Ourner Mock (Iliirry I.. WeM), tour.) — Dubois,

Pa., Feb. 22-27, ftbleway 2D March li.
Clark Stock (Miles llerry. iii«-r.)— Toylorvllle,

111.. Feb. 22-27, Sprbigllulil 2»Munrli B.
Clileiiiiu Stock— Uliiirhaiiitun. K. Y., Feb. 22-27.
Cbimpllu Slock (Charles K. Chatapllu, mjrr.) —

Malem, Muss., p'eb. 22-27.
"County Chalrmtn" (llebry W. Savage, a«(r.) —

N. Y. City Feb. 22, In.lcUiiltc.
"Clieckers" (Kirk* L* Sbelle. mgr.) —9. Y, City

Feb. 22-27. I'lilladellilila, Pa., all March 5.
"Cavalier" (Wallace Monro, luar.) — St. Ji/acph,

Mo.. Feb. 24.
"Clillrl Hlsves of New Tork" (J. II. Isaac, u-iar.)

— llobokvn. N. J„ Feb. 2t-24. Ilrooklyn, l». Y„

211-Morcb 5.
"Colorado Walt" f Croft* « Klmlnll, mar*.) —

otlawa, Kan.. Feb. 24. Chaaute 2ft, Port Hcolt

"id. SprhiiOeld, Mo.. 27. Joplln as, Pltlshurx,

Kun.. 20, Nevada, Mo., March 1. Bcdall. 2.

Iloonvllle 11, Mols rly 4, Louisiana t.
"County Fair" (II. A. Mann, iugr.1— Trenton,

S. J., Feb. 24.
"Clicauslantlsl Kvldeace" (I-'red D. Fowler.

mar.)— Grass Valley, i.'al., Feb. 24. Nevada

City 26, Carson City, Ner., 28, Vlnrlnla City

27, Beno, 2I», Wlnneaocca March 1, Ogdco, U,,

2. SiultbBi-ld £
•'ItMirlty Nurse" (John ST. OKik'-, SSS). 'SMTil"'

DetnU. Mlcii., Fob. SD-MaKt 0.

Drew, John (Charle* Frohman, mrr.)~Clucln.
iiitl. O,, Feb. ,22-27, SprUisllclil 20. Pure
Wayne, led., March 1, Orauil Rapids. Mich.,
2. Toledo, 0„ 3, Colnktbus 4, W herding, W. Va.,

li'Onay. Lawrence (Klrke La Shelle. m«r.)—

New llarcn. Conn.. Fob. 24, 2.1, Worcester,
- Mass.. 20. 2T, Mrooklni, N. Y.. SP-Marrb 5.
Uartf, Fay IChlW Frobman, mer.) -■ Philadel-
phia. Pa.. Feb. 22-27, Buffalo, N. Y.. 29 March

2, Hamilton, out., 2,
Dodci", B.infnrd— Harlan, la.. Feb 24, West Point.

Neb., id. David City 27, York 20. Oentrat CHy

March 1. 'Mlnilcn 2. Itohlnv 4.
Darldiun Dramatic (Frank S. Davidson, aitr.1— >

Toulon, III., Feb. 22-24, Cnha 25-27, Ateiln 20-

March 2.
IV- Vonde. Cliesler, Stuck (Phil l*vy, mar.)— Kl-

nilra, N. Y.. Feb. 2227. „ _

DarldMMi Stock (A. R. Davidson, mgr.) — l>owa-

glac. MIc!'.. Feb. 22-27. Saalnow 20-March 1.
Be Voaa. Kioto, Nn. 3 <J. B. llolnonr, mjr.)--

Ilamnton. la., Feb. 25-27, lX>w* 20 March 2.

Mnrshatltown .'16.
Dllger-Cornrtl— lla.letoa, l*n., Fell. 22-27.
"David Baruni" (Jiillaa Calm, mar.)— Chl|i|'C»n

Falls, wt... Feb. 21, Suiierior 25. Ouliilb,

Mlun., 20, 27, Ashland, Wis.. 20, Bessemer.

Mich., March 1. Calumet 2, Hnncvk n, Uh-

pnalU! 4, Marquette *>.
"Bavtd llarum" (Julius Cahn, marr.i— Hatchhi-

ssa, Ran.. Feb. 24, Topckn 2... Mt. Joacph,

Mo.. 20. Mexico 27. St. I .-nils as Man-ll r>.
"Darkest Honr," Lincoln J. Carter's — Msnclnrater,

8. 11 . Feb. 25-27. Fall Rtvcr. Mass., 20-Xan-U

a. Troy, N. Y., :l-0. «*a*on clon->.
"Devil's Auction." Charles II. Yale's— Ix* Aa-

Ifeles, Cul., Feb. 22-24.
"lie«crted at the Alter" (Percy (1. Williams.

uigr.)— Cleveland. V,. Feb. 22-27.
"lNMtb Watch" (Will Creasy, mar.)— Baltimore,

lid., Feb. 22-27. Itlchiuouil, Va., 20-March 5.
"Desperate l-'boiu-c." Hastini (I. M. Mltti-ntlial,

mar. i- -Haltlim.ro, Mil., fc\'h. 22-27.
'-Down by the Sea" (Phil Hunt, Bajr.)— Port-
land, Ore.. Feb. 21-27.
"Driven froui Borne" (W. D. Pltxgerabl, mgr.) —

Troy. N. Y., Peb. 22-24. Albany 2B-27. Provl-

deuce. R. I.. 20-March R.
"Kuril Devil Dorothy" (Benpr ft O'Nell, nurrs.)

Fall lllver, Mass., Feb. 22-24, Albany, N. Y„

25-27.
"Down nud I'li" (GiwriiC Dlthman,' mgr.)— Bed-

ford, Ind.. Peb. 24, Union 25. Olncy, IK.. 20,

Palestine 27. , _ .

'•Denver Hrpress" (Holden llroa.. nigra.)— Wash-

Initoii, D. 0., Feb. W March 5.

U

r.niott, M«\ir,e (C. B. DiiHimunm, mgr.)— Obi-

eiigo. III.. Feb. 22-27. . . .. ..

l-vicaoii, Robert (Harry B. Harris, uigr.)— N. \.
CHy Feb. 22, Indellnltr,

Kellpao Htock (Llnyd ft Ccnler, mar*.) — Bbrcv*.

IKirt, La., Feb. 21. . _

Biiierald Stock (L. V. Hartletr, mgr.)— Port By-

n«i, N. Y.. Feb. 22-81, Moravia 2B-37.
i;ilaali-Wlnthrope-Hwky Mount, N. O., Feb. 82-

27, Washington 20-March 5.
"KUrl of Pnwiucket" IKIrke L* Hholle, BSXf.l—

Indianapolis. Ind., Feb. 22-21. Dem.lt, Mlrh.,

25-27.
'■Menial Clly" fl.lst.h-r A (V... msrs.j—Heattlu,

Wash., Feb. 21-24, Spokane 20. 27.
"Kletcnfli Hour." Lincoln J. C*rter'a--Wnnbliiic

tou. D. C, Feb. 22-117, Wllkcstwrre, Pa., 20-

Msrch 2, Scrantou :t-B, season climes.
"F-lullt Bolls." ltynio Bw*.'— Wlebll*. Kan.,

Peb. 24. Wlnflchl 25, (lutbrle, nkla., 24, Fort

Worth, Tex., 30, Wallna Marrh I, nm-uvllla

2. Sbrevcport. La., 3, Vlckshurn, Miss., 4,

Jiicksoii 0.
"Kast Inline"— Doa Maine*, Is., Feb. 22-a-i.

r

Fbkc, Mrs. (Harrison On-y Hake, mgr.)— Run

*ns Clly, Mo.. Feb. 22-27. ,
Paversbam, Wm. (Chiirb"* Frobmun. mur.)- -
('Ilea, N. V.. Peb. 211, Rochester 27. Trenton.
N. J., March 4.
Frawley, Daniel (U-lrti V. Brockurt, uiKr.)— Ihi-

■icdtn, N. '/... Feb. 22-27.
Friibero; Slock (Oeurao M. KcnberK. logr.) — Now
Bedford, Muas., Fen. 22-27, Brockton 211-Marcb
D.
I'lnoihig, Manila (W. II. Chacoy. uigr.) — Ihxcltisi,

Pa., Feb. '22 27. Carbomlnlo 20-Mareb 6.
I'rancls, Marlon IQcnrte K, Itobluson,, mgr.) —
Woonssckel, R. 1., Feb. 22-27, Lynn, Mum., 2U-
Mi.reh 6.
Ferris Coinediiins (Hurry Bubb, mgr.)— Dulatti,

Minn.,- Feb. 22, ImleOnlte.
riake k Slock (K. D. Flake A T. V. Su>ek, mgrs.)
— Derby, Oniin., Fob. aa 27, Mcrhleu 2D Mareli
6.
lrench-Irvlng (Don Mactulllan. mirr.) — Van llu-
n a Ark.. Feb. 22-24, Hot Sprliiirs 20. 27, ut-
ile Hock all March 2, Newport 8-5.
"F6iy Oraudpn." Joai'pli Hart and Carrie Do Mar
- wm. A. Ilrudy'a (O. II. Duller. nurr.)--Mlii-
ucapolta, Minn,, Fob. VI -27. Detroit, Mich., 28-
Murcb 6.
"l-'ast Mall," Lincoln J. Curler's— Philadelphia,
Pa., -Feb. 22-27, Uarrlaburr 211, Norlhuiula.r-
luud March 2. Onrbondalu 3, Plyuioulh 4, PHU-
ton 0,
"Fur Her Children's llftke," Ku.teni. Xulltvaii.
Harrl. ft Woods'— Oman*. Nulir., Feb. 22-24.
St. Joseph. Mo., 25-27. Kansas Olty 28-Harch t,
"For Her Children's Baku," Western, Hulllvan.
Harris ft Woods' 11*1. II. Lout, war.)—
Marlon, (>., Feb. 24, Luaesatcr 25, Clrelevlll*
20, Chllllcotho 27. Washington Court Ili.uso 211.
.\onla M.i rii, 1, fi-tinuu a. Cellua 8, Troy 4,
Mlddlntowu 0. . , _ „, _ . .

"Fatal Wedding," Uciitrnl, Hulllviin, Harris ft
Woods'— 81. IrfHiU, Mo.. Fell. 21-27. Chicago,
III., 20-Marcb 12. .. _.

"Fulul Wedding." Hiiillvnti, Harris ft Woods'—

Altoona, Pa.. Feb. SO.
"From Hags in Hlehea" (II. II. Meyer*, mgr.)—
Mluncal.ulla, Mini,.. Feb. 21-27, Mllwauke*.
Wis.. 2H-.Mar<ih 5.
"For Mother's Sake" (Ruaco A Holland, niijrs.)
-Crand Island, Nehr., Feb. 24, Omaha 28-27.
i "Modi Blotra, la., as.
"For Mis Brother's Urlinu" (flcorgn N. Ilalllngrr.
niai.)— Provlilence. R. L, Feb. 22-27, Boston,
•(inns , 20-March 6.
"Factory Olrl" (Oharlea II. Wuers, nn».)--
i 'iiiambiw, O.. Fob. 22-24, Toledo 26-27, Olcve-
lind, I"., 20-March 5,
"l-'ou*t," Porter J. Whllo's— Wlncbiwlcr. Vs..
Feb. 24. Uutlysburg, I'u.. 23, Ourllala 20, Al-
toona 27.
"Fuiiny Mr. Dooley" (Frank D. Brysii, umr.l--
Philadelphia, Pa., Peb. 22-27, Buffalo, N. *i..
VO-Miircli 5.
"For Her Sake" (J'weph Pilgrim, mur.) •Kolla-
bury. Mil.. Fell. 20, Dover 27, I'hlladripuM,
Pa., UU March 5.

n

O'oialwln. N. C. (Kluw ft Rrlangvr, nisrs.)---
Nashville. Trim., Feb. 21, Evsu.vlIK'. list.,
25. Louisville, Ky.. 20. 27, 81. Louis, Mo., 20-
Marcb 5.

fllllette. William (Charles Froliuisu, ingr./- N,
Y. Oily Feb. 22, Indetlull*".

Uime* tisoras (Wis. A. Brady, uigr.)— I'eurla,
III., Feb. al, t.'lavelsnd, (I., 20-Murcli fl.

Olhnore. Paul (Jules Murry, roar.) Spokimn,

Wash., Feb. 24. Wallace, idn.. 25. MIssouIm,
M.sit., 20. Helena 27. llnllu 2M. 2n. Aunioaita
March 1. Ur.-ul Kails 2, Bowman il, Living-
ston 4, BlUUas 5. ....

Urlflltli, JiJin (John M. Rickey, mgr.) — Fallon,
Mu., Feb. 24. Jefferson City 2.*.. Colombia 20,
Sodalla 27.' Cllutcri 20. Nevadu March I, l.aiuur
2. Carthase il, Webb City 4, Aurora 5,

liniutley, Helen (James II. Ilnlolicr, mgr.)—
Ciiarle«ton, H. •'., Feb.' 34, AnirUstu, On., --j,
lohimhlu. M. O, 20. Orwriivllle 27, Hpsrlan-
taw 20, Cliarlolli", N. 0., March I, Hallahury
2. Hreeiialnro 3, WliislciiMalcin 4, Kalelah 5,

-tiallaiid, Bertlia (J. F. Zliniiiermaiui Jr., mgr.) —
Detroit, Mhli., Feb. 22-27.

Oilmen}. Haniey (Ilarrr Muntirouiory, mgr.) —
Chicago, III., Feb. 21 -March 9. „ .

Craiiewhi, Chsrles— Albany, N. Y„ Peb. 22 24,
Hartford, ttum., 25, Provlilence, B. I., n>-

Oaniiae, tiondlt ft Mack Big Stock I J. S. Oar-

aldc-ingr.)— Chelsea. Mass., Feb. 22-27, Hater-

bill VM-Mareh 5. , _

Cuy Stock (ben Hhrthy, mgr.)— Topeka, K«n.,

Feb. 22-21. ,« ,

Ursiiiiiig f"ora*<ly {'*. M. ("olbiu, tnar.l-- Manltv-

woc. Wis. Feb. 22-27. hudliigion 20-Uarcb 5.
Coimon'Pollock (Ik-rl «). Uaguon, inar.l— Kef

WHt, Flu.. Feb. 22-SIarrh 31.
t.'raee Ilaywanl Hlisrk ((Jlnrlea A. While, logr.i—

Diiluin. Minn.. Feb. 20 March B.
G*Muer-Csnipla-ll— Toms lllver, N. J.. Jeb. sMfi

Hlglitstowu March 8-6.
German Lllli.atluns 1.1. D. Tschndl, W.HJft.

III., Feb. 25, MsnH'llle*20, Morrln 27, Coal CHy

20, llraldwood March 1, Braeevlllu 2, Pontine .1,

I'ckln 4. • . „ _

"lllrl ftoao Kays" (Cliarles Frohnuin, mgr)— N, T.

CHy Feb. 22. Iiiileilullc
"dlrla Wilt He fltrls" (ri». A. Biadr. mgr.>—

l.mn, Ua<... Peb. 20. 27.
■ •Uaiiii" K«:i«:r." fmltli O'Brien inewauo ft tulf-

fonl, iiigra. ) — nreensbnig. Pa., Feb. 24. Jean-

nelle 25, Irwin 2d. MeKre»|a>rt 27. Ooancllavllla

21i. Clibiulowu March I. BrtiwiiKilIhi 2. Uharle-

i-ol .1, Moiiuligahvlit 4, Wayiiestiurx 0.
•'(lamp Keener." Tlimuua J. Sinllli (HowlamI A

ClltTord, lugra.)— Sau Franctaro. Oil. Feb. 21-

27.
"fln-at While Diamond" (Walter b'csalcr, mgr.) —

Chicago. 111. Feb. 21-March 5.
"«nvrra«r'a Sim" (Fred Nlblo, mgr.)— Norrls-

town, l'u„ Peb. 21. Bethlehem 26.
"Oixsl Out Summer Time." George Evans (Shea

Amusement Co., nigrs.l— N. Y. Clly Feb."-»3.

27, Montreal, Cuu.. 211-Mnrch 5.
"tiny Mr. Uohlatelu"— IHUalum, Tex.. Feb. 21.

Coralcaiia 2.1. Tyler 20, arccnville 27, Dallas

20, l vnion March I. Fort Worth 2, Denlnon

11. Shenaati 4. Pari* 3.
"Ureal Train Ilablmy"- -Kllvalsjlh. N. J., Feb.

25. Newark au-Mar.-b 5,

H

ITuckctt. .imiioi K Phllailcliibla, Pa., Feb. 22-

27. Balthnorc, Mil., 211-Murch 5.
HlRinl, Virginia iCharlea Krohnian, mgr.)—

Lnwrenci". M««m.. Feb. 24, Worcester 25.
Hanlrcy. Clinrh-a (Cliarles Pmhaian. mgr.)— New

Iksir.ird. Mass., Feb. 21. Providence, it. I., 2.V

27. Philadclpbln. I'u., 20Murch 5.
Billiard. Hubert (Frank L. Prrlry ft «... msrs.l
-Barlfonl. Conn., Feb. 21, New Uuvcu 28.

Bostou, Mass., 20-Mnreli 12.
Ilelluiol. Mlblrcl iK.hvnr.1 C. White, uigr.) —

Troy, N. V.. at**. 80. 27.
Ueralrleks, Hen (Sidney It. Kills, mgr.)— Butta,

Mont., Feb. 24, Helena 23. Aunccuiln 20, Wul-

la-.s". Ida., 20, hJisikuiie. Wash.. March 1, 2.

Illlavllle .1. North Yakluia 4, Kverelt 3.
ILiliford. Cluirlcs H. (F. Lawrence Wnlker, mirr.)

— Pueblo, Colo.. Feb, 21. Canon Clly 2C, I.e.ut-

vllle 2d. Orund Junction 27, Salt Lake City,

[.'., 20 March 2, OwdMi 3, IaiRuii I, t'ocatello,

Idn.. 3. . .

Howard Hnll llh'iiry Plenum, mgr.)— Caredcu.

•N. .1., Feb. 22-24, Trculou 25-27, .Newark 2U

March ft.
Hall, il.-uije F. (Kleldlng Amusement Co., mgra.)

- -llarrle. Can., Peb. 34, lluelpii 211. Oalt 20,

llerlln 27, Misllmi, N. Y.. 20, Albion March 1,

Palmyra 2. Herkimer 4, Oloveravlllc 5.
tllairlus, Duvhl, siut ucurgla Wnldrou (Stair ft

Nlcohil. nigra.)— Atlanta. Gu„ Feb. 22-27.
Heri-mann, Usin (Fslwaril Tbiirnacr, mgr. )— Now

Haven, Conn.. Feb. 26, Bprlngnuld, Mass., 20.

Iliirtfinil, Oonn.. 27, , __ M

Hall. Dimi 0.— Orsuili", O.l. . Feb. 22-2T.
Ulniinclcln's Ideals (John A. HInirrM'leIn, mgr.)— •

.Sehencclmly. N. Y.. Feb. 22-27, Saratoga

Springs 211 March 5. , , ,

Ilimtuolelu's Imiierlttl Slock (J. 9. nimmelclu,

mgr.)— Mlrealor, III.. Keb. 23-27. Kewauco 20-

Hiinl rllrx'k (M. A. nunt, mgr.)— SI. John, Mich.,

Feb. 22-27, Flint 20-Murch 6.
Howard-Dorset (lleorgu II. Howard, mgr.)—

Si.rlnsllol'l. O., Feb. 22-24. Crawfunl.vllle, lad.,

So-27, l^'Liiiiini 20-Mari'li 0-
llareoiirl ivmwly (Charles K. Hurrls mar. )—

foiisaioutii. N. II. . Feb. 22-27, North Adams.

Maa... 20-Mareli 6. . _ . .. ....

rjovl'a Coinialy (II. II. Allan, mgr.)— llalth-aburg,

Mis... Feb. 22 27. Tusinliaisn, Fill.. 211 March l>.
Howard Slock (A. O. Howard, mgr.)— Haverhill,

Mns»„ Feb. 22-27. . « _ .„

H.ielllcr Show (Jock Hor-Oler, mgr.)--Pnu», III..

Hidden Hroil'iem* Block (Win. TrlpWt, mgr.)—
New OrU'ana, Ln., I'cb. 28. Indellnlle.

Hi, ounl HHWk (Harry Howard. iiisr.)—1Vut,,r.
(own, Ho. Dak., Fab. 22-2S, Abcrdtrn 20-March
b.

Uaiiiinnml Stock— Tlplnn, In., Feb. 22-27. Mau-
eheaier 20-.Marrli 5.

Barrls-PnrUlusoii Hloek lltnberl R. Harris, uigr.t
-Hhielleld. W. Vn.. Feb. 22-27.

"Heart or M.ryluml" IDavId Belasco. mgr.) —
Souih Heiul. Ind., Feb. 24, Jackson, Mich., V>,
llnllle Crrok 20. Grand Rnplita 27, fort Wnyim
lull.. 21), i.iirini-iii- March 1, Tern) Haute 2.
Iiidlunnjsills ll-ti.

"Her (Inly Shi," Llmiiln J. Ciirter'a-Hhennu-
d.iah, Pa.. Feb. 21, Maucli Chunk 20, Makano*
Clly 20, I'-iciiiiici 27, Sersuton 20-March 2,
Wllkvsbsrm 3-5. .

"Illiblnn Crime" (J. M. Ward, mgr.)— Balllinore.
Mil,, Feb. 22-27. N. Y. City 20-March 6.

"Her Flrat False Btep" (K. A. Belli Her, mar.)
— Brooklyn. N. Y.. Feb. 22-27, Baltimore, Md..
20 March .">•

"Ileiid Walter." (A. (!. Abbott, bu*. m«r.) ; -
Pine Bluff, Ark,, Feb. 81, Lltlb. Rock 25,
.L.iieshom 811, 1'i.plur BlutT, Mo., 27, Spring-
Held, III.. 2b.

"Ihsislcr Girl" lOna Cnhan, uigr.)— Iranhin. O.,
1'eii. 24, HiiHIiHills 26, I'onu-roy 20, PurkeraV
ImrK, W. Va., 117.

"Hearts Adrift" (Hia-ncer * Aborn, uigr*.)—
Ilruikl.vii. N. Y., Fob. 22-27. „ m ,

"Holly Tolly" (olilo Mack ft .Toauiih M. finite.,
mars.)— Toledo. O.. Feb. 31-24. Vnn Wert 2tl.
Miirlnu, Did., 20, Kokomo 27, Peoria, III., 28.
Collar lUtplda, lu.. March 8.

"Our Marriage Vow" (Vonce ft Hnlllvnn. nigra.)
-Ilolyoke, Mass., Feb. 22-2-1. Harirnrii. Conn.,
20, 27. Ilrooklvii, N. V., 20 March 0.

"Human Hearts." Mnslern (.'ease M. Hbini'linrd.
uiur. I- -Now lloehelln, N- Y-, Feb. 22, Whits
Plains 83. Port (MM 24, Tarrylowu 25,
riudaoii 2d, Ncwliurgh 27. 81. Jobnavllle 20,
Port Plain March I, I.Htlo Falls 2, lllon 2,
Hlleii 4, 6.

"lliiniini lli'iirfs," Wesforn (Oliusl 8siind«r«,
mgr. )— Hsu I'-riiuel.c!.,. Col., Feb. 21-27, Oak-
laud 28. Htotrklrsi 21), Fresno Mureli I.

"H'illc.1 C'isiii in DUlu" (Kugciio Siiofrorrt, ragr. I

-Yunktoii. So. Dak,, Feb. 20, Sioux Frills 27.

8H, Pipestone, Minn., 20, Mnuknto March 1,

"liuppy Hoollaiiii," ICsstfH, Hus HUP* (Cliarles
K. Hnrloii. nwr.V -.Milwaukee. Wis., Feb. 21-
27, Peoria, III.. 2H. Aurora 20. Juliet. March
I, Siren tor 2, (lalimburg 4, llauiilbul, It"., A.

"Ilnpuy IIooIIkiiii." Wiatern, Hits Hill's (Al. Ik)l-
sou, mgr.)— Mniiilnii, No. Dak., Feb. 24, Valley
City 26, Ciiieo-lnio 20, M'uhpetnn 27. Fergus
Falla, Minn.. 20. HI. cicmii March 2, Littu
Fulls II. Fnrgu. No. Huh., 4.

"Him Hanson" (Jons-s T. McAItiln, .TORT.)— -
lllllsls, ro, lilt.. Feb. 24, Hhl-lbyvlll« 25.
Charleston 20. Greenup 27, Newton 20, Olney
March I. Falrllelil 2, Mount Vernon 8.

"How Old I* Ami I" Cnrard'a (II. J. Oates, mgr.l
-lirlatnl. Conu., Feb. 2t. Walllngforrt 25.
South Monchesler 20, Waterbory 27, Itookrlllo

"ifol Obi Time." (la* Mill's (Geonw Chennt.

wlcli 8, Newport 8. Fall lllver, Mhaa., 4, B.
"Hoi Old Tims," Has Bill's (»0orge OUcuct,

mgr.)— RjHWM l-lty. M» . Feb, 21-27. St.

.loHcidi, Mo., 2H. 20. Chlllleothe Mnr"h„ T.

Louisiana 2, Jacksonville, III.. It. Hprluglleld

I, .Mr i. n A.
"Her ruial Sin"— Ibajnt", la., Feb. 20.

I
lutng, Sir Henry iCluirltsi Frnhmsu. imjO— 8t,

I .-uls. &lo., 1 eh. 22 27, Clnchmiitl, O., 20-March

tioi'ierlnl Hloek NM, lleoran Ifumlltuii, mgr.) —
r.ltslc Rook. Ark., Feb. 21-27. Hot Springs 28
Miiieli 5,
'If Women Were Men" IM. W. Taylor, mgt.j- -

Pbllailelpbht. I's., Feb. 22 27.
"Irish PHwnbrohara'* (Joseph W. Hisvnrn. mgr.)—

Ziiii,-»vllie. «., Foil. 811, New Philadelphia 20,

i 'anal Dover 27, Kast Liverpool Murcb 1,

Youugsii.wn :i. HlHulanivllle 4, Nlh-s B.
"in old Kentucky," Jacob Idtt'a— -IVIIbtbuflC, Pa.,

Feb. 22 27.
"In the False* of lb* King," Davis ft Hurry's—

Foil lllver Mans., Feb. 22 81. „ _

"in Hie Shadow of u,c tlnllowa" - Troy. N. T..

Feb. 22-21. IPilvoke. Mas... 2627, BprmsflelH

20-March 2. Full lllver 8-5.
.1
Jiiloes, l-iuls, ami Frwlerlck Wnrtle (Wagrnbals ft

hcinis.r uigrs.l-4ig.Iun, (J., Fob. 25, Prnvo

CHy 20, I ,« wrciiis-. Ku«.. 20. Quluey, 111.,

Mnreh I. Jaeksouvlll." 2, Keokuk ,1a., 3, Hurl-

Ingloii, HI., -I, Jollet 5.
Jeifi-rwMi. Thomas — HI.. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 27.

Part Dodge, la.. 20.
Jelleraou, Joseph Jr., ft William W. — Cedar Rap-
ids, la., March 6.
Jenvmia. Iron*, Slock (TIho. JeuvoBR. mgr.)—

Ciiineroii. W. Vs., Feb. 22-27.
"Japanese Nightingale" (Klaw ft Krlanger, irii.'so.'i

-HI. Nulls, MO,, Feb. 22-27.
"James Hoys lu Missouri" (Frank Oiiz/zilo, uigr.)

- Hcniiiiou. I'.., Feb. 22-24, Wllk.sl.arre 25-

27, Newark, ,1. J.. 20 Mun-h 6.
"Just Struck Town" (Lawrence Wllllnm". mgr.V

Inla, Kan., Peb. 21. flbniiub) 35. P.mporla 20,

Toiieka 27, Issiveuwortli 30.
"Jerry rnim Kerry" (Pnttcii ft Perrr. aigrs.)—

IliimhiirK. Can.. I'»b. 22, Mitchell 23, Hcarorlh

21. Gialrleh 28, Cllnlog 20. Kiotcr 27. Tilcan

20, Ml. Mary's March 1, Forest 2, Sanla 3.

Petrnlla 4, Htrathroy «.
K
Knott, l'osclie Trunk L, Porley, o»ir.)— HU

lamia. Mo., Peb. 22-27.
Kemlsll, Kara (l.lehlcr ft Co., mois.)— Boaku*

Uawt., Fob SB-March C.

THE NEW YOBK CLIPPER

FEBRUARY 27.

Kelosy, Herbert, and fffle Shannon f&anlel V.
Arkur, nujr.)— Brooklyn, N. Y.. leb. D«l(

KtBar^iWioy McAdow. mgrO-^wlon, Mam.,
"el.. 22-21, Brooklyn. N. Y-. 20-Mnrch , r, ;„^
Ketlnefly, Jiranta (hHl y«> * Jaar.fc -Bsant IjT S£.
prwl. O.. Feb.' 21-lft, Meadvjlle, l'a., !■*,

KelWooo Dramatic (.^wrence D. MeCllll, MR)
-— Lcwistoo, Mc, Feb. 22-2", Portland March
2-ti.

Kinrt-Urbso (Harden Klark, mgr. lrz}" u i} v *'
Vfc. Feb. 22-27, HI. Jolinshnry 2B-.Murch «.

Karroll, Dot _(J. 0. Welsh, ragr.)— Taunton, Mass.,

KeOar Stock (A- M. Keller, rogr.)— Cannula,
lion.. Feb. 22-21, Eureka 2u-27.

KefWiufl Dramatic (Han ''"'''f'nffii* ii'
home, Kan.. R*. 22-27, Bf'" 1 * ?SLV^ "« -7

K[rfr;«ley-Rnasol — Marysvllle, Mo., lob. •--•■

Ring Dramatic. (F. F. Clccknor. mgr. I -Sharon.
Pa Feb, 22-27, McKeejport 2ll-Mnrol ft.

klnai'erklnJ (Edward Taylor, nil*. ,)-->•«■ '<•»»«»
ifftv. Neb., Feb, 22. St. Joset.h, »'"•.;„ - ! ^.,^'
IlliwaUui, Kui., 26. .Auburn, Nob., 20. Slolln
•" . Tvill" [CM! 20. HnmloldtMnrch 1, Paw...*
Clly 8, Tocnmsoh .1, Bonlrlcc 4. Creie /'■„.,

-King of Detectives.'' Sullivan, «"*tU ft •»*
ririelrTiotl. U„ Feb. 21-27.

inn 2d. Hamilton 2T.

. . li

l.nnitry. Mrs. Lily (Charles Frol.miui, "'l! r :>~"
"mSokee. Wlk, Feb. 22-28, Ht. Louts, Mo..

Urtn^wmon (Wm. A. Bndy. tngr.)-N. y.

jSTf™. 24. BIcbDiTOd 28, UrrMicnstlc 20,

UaM^tf%%QM" * Cm* n.«ra. H*»

Lycwun atock^K 2 «f awjew insr.)-Artnns»s

!«?}«: Thf;'(Wlli H^lieke, ,n;r.l-MarrhatUn,
iff, 22-27. Volley Frills 20-Marr.h fi.

•'Lest River'' (Jnlea Slurry. .i.gr.)-~Trlnldnd,
fl&TWU 2«, ltoeky Ford 27. Denver 28-

.•«W'-T»*onto. 0«n» fl*. 22-27, St.
CntherlneH 20. Hamilton M««B 1. „„„,_,„

SL 211-M.ifoli 2. Trenloii, >■ J-. J* . .

•■ii.ii/ iinmmtiwl" (Wm. Stncaulcy, war.)—

llenWl SrTKy.rr.-li. 24. Shelhyvlllc 25. Kg*

KT«MIM 27, Pari* 20, Lexington

.M-teotli^t.-'foHtern. Ocerge ft. Ollf. ,(Bnrt

(Vnnee * M>
- -27.
Feb. 22-

Unl-

Ulir.)
Kltchlmrg SB-

llrnn. h.uri..!— I.eiilHvlllc, K;.. Feb. »i M;

U.,

nigr.) —

E cur

"l!«,iVl'iiK' , i!h'e!..w|>''--M' 1,lin " ,1Br < *

M •

22-27. Treuton, N. J.

i^si ^SBaLS-HRfe^^*^

,,1,11.. r»., Feb.
M&rr»5ir "frtii'tle* Krolnnn. BigrV

T..,n.. .1. Jartanu 4, KnrtTllle R. n ..

TlCT-

lar.-l. I

Tenn.. .1, JarkBou

Mortlnot. BaOle (Jule» Mutry,
"«., Feb. BMW, Sherman 2
Fort Worth March 1. »««»
Temple 4, Nail Aiilonlo.C. i.

Mmitcll, Robert B.-

•HeiullnK, l'n.

mgr.)— Onllnii.
, DenlMin 20.
:, Hlllvbnro II,

rah 24.

M,Wlle.Ho fl e ! ,r.B8jrll«. i mK i r.) , , ,,

H« V.V. »r.™» 97 PhllBHelnhla 2»-Mareli /..

Phlladrlphlu 20-Mnreli
& Aliom, «!«*».)—».

Pa.. 2(1, Altnona

& Cnrrle, mars.)

2(1,

MeAullffe,

mar.)— <JHIeo,

m>rr.)— Norlli

iiiRr.)—
Lomlnn,

Fnlnn City

Wou'li.'. 2B.iI«rch 0.
Mc-Aultn-'> Stork Uf

Adnius, Mush .. I eb. -- _..
|M«to *' Harder ftt. I ■ " nri ^

Kingston, N. 1., Feb. .<-.<• ™»

W SrXT k vL ( %i2«^
Mnrol. 0. ..__,_ » o.«.f/,r,l. Onl.,

\\\ Marka,

MarkVWoek Cl'«a. Mnrka . B( r*)--Stralfonl

N ^r.S.Vrt y vt ^".^l^/Suriingtan 20:

MoreTHtek «* """•" *„% e,,,1, ' r • "" ,Ti, - ) - ,n-
ll^rlrm (wfi'll. {iyeS: T mgr.)-All<'nt.«r..,
y t*r' WbV 22 27, |.,,tlsvllle. 29-Mairli».

MeWllte tW«»tlo (St. Melville, mBr.)-Onmh..
MiTmiy Oiineojr— iiwenworth, Kan.. I'j; b -_ 2 ,); a J"

Heed, iii-jri..) — Ix-wlRton, Mo., leb. — ...

Himll.iml 28-Marelj "

I-lilllpaMinr 2". U" »»M Kail 3. Paaxsn-
tawiter I.

o

Ok-olt, taianueev 'Angimtim Pltou, aj|?r.|— Boston,
Mm., Feb. 22-MalvU fc ,, „ „- „

tr.Velli; Knnee— Tt«"t.«i, Mnw., t-eb. 22-27 .•

-.iil:"r t'llrr* (Olu.fle» Fruliraan, ta*t.)— ». 1.
rity Peli. 22, Hidcdnlte.

••Oar New lllnlnte*" (Stiller* flonyera, ■£*■{—•
IMi!iaat4pIila, !'«., Fell. 22-27, «. 1. Oily 2»-

-fihc MbJiV In .loni" (Itcmy n. Marka, mgr.)— •
Henlll... Wp«Ii., Feb. 21-27, Tac>m:> 28-Mnrch .1.

••1 in tlio nrlrtirp at MldnlRht." (Ifrank qwwile.
irtep. i_Tornnm, Coj).. Feb. 22-2., Boalon.
tUMIn 2fl-M«rell r,.

"fii-nlian'n 1'n.yer" (IMw. ne (^nraey, rogr.t—

-OI,| Arkaimnn." Fred kWMn tOeo. Beoee,
infr.l— Altffloy, Slo., 1-eli. H, Uethnoy
Klna 'illy 2d. JanieHport 27, Oiimeron 20,
Inilu Maya , j, Sallabury 2. Mnreellne 2, JIacon

'U^V^m^nW (It If. WlnclmU, n»T.)-
itnirin.i, K. v., l-cb. 20-siaTeh r«.
P

Pntton, W. II. (J. M. Start. wiM-Parla. h.)..

|.'el>. 21. i«.lil«nd 2r,, Ironton, It, 20. .tt.

Marrn, W. Va., 27, Wwton 2'.t, llacUliannmi

March I. MnxCTntown •.
i-iivmii, (jor^e, Sioek tli.itl.l J. UomnKe,

■ -Mwell, Maaa., Feb. 22

parka. iv>'nm, OaM^U.T.Uigt^ing^--

Ijinenater. l'n., I'rli. 22-27. Readlne ai-Manh n.

Peyton Klulem Cracly Ifiol. , Frank Bobcriwn,

inV»— Augusta, Un., Fctt- 22-S7, Atkcn. 20-

ri.ebin Stock, IMlUrn (R V. l'helnn, flifr.) —
Kail Illver, 3!n»„ Feb. 22-27. „

riielan, K. V., Hluek, Wesk-rn (Balpli A. Monl,
luCT.i-Jnneatoini, K. St.. Sfeh. 22-27. Bl-

ITI.-e. Ilonnnlr (Wm. X. Kmllh, nigr.)— Ablnp:-
doii, 111.. Feb. 22-24, C-oleUeater 20-27, Au-
imMn 2n-Mnreh 2, Camp 1'olDt .1-5.

PerklU-lk-Weiit-Selinn, Ala., Feb. 22-27.

1'iiwell-rnrtello lllallou roivrll, mar.)— Mnr»hBl!-
...wa, la.. Fob. 22-24, Olweln 23-27, Waterloo
20-Mnrch 8. : _ ,. -.

Plekerm, TIic ( Willi" Plekert, ragr.)— Tallobaa-
we. Mn.. Feb. 22-2f.. ,

"Ped.llar." .V«; Wehh— Siilltvun, Hnrrl* & Womb.
--Plillaileluliitt, l'a., F.b. 22-27, N. Y. City
2»-Jlori-li fi. • • _.

"Pei-U'H Had Iloy," A (toroy J. Freneb, mar.)-—
Jlnstlineo. Nebr., Feb. 24, flrn.id trlnnd 2B.
rjentrnl Tlly 20. CoUitoIkih 27. Fremont 29.

"PerlBli Prlwt"— Lowell, Maw., Feb. 2.V27.

"Power of tlic Crort»"— UrooklyB, ^. Y., Fob. 2>
Mnrcli T>.

<*

"Qnl.icy Adams Kawyer." O-ntral (O. H. Smltb,
.njrr.)— N. Y. Olty Feb. 22-Marcb ij.

"OiilTicj Adnma Sawyer," Western (W. O. «nel-
Hub. ingr.)— Mnrnhall. Ma., Feb. 24, r«xlng-
toi. 2S. Oirrollien 20, Chllllentlie 27, Trenton
21). KlrknTllle March 1, Macou 2, Moberly 3,
Metiiu '1, VaMna 6.

"Queen of the White SInTea" (A. II. Woodd,
iugr.)— New Hrllaln, Conn., Feb. 24. Mew
Unveil 25-27, llrouklyn, N. Y*.. 2I)-Murch 8.

"QutTu of li... Highway" (W. McOoWnn, mgr.) —
Philadelphia, l'n.. Feb. un-Mnreh S.

n

Kaaaftt, Annie (CharleH Fmbman, nigf.) — N. Y.

City F..b. 22, indennlte.
Itelinn. Ada, mid Otla Skinner (Mchlef * Ro.,

ingra.)— N. Y. Olty Fen, 22-27, Newnrk 2P-

»l in-eli 0. , ,

IliweiM Ttrotliem (Klnw A Rrlnneer. mem.) — 1'hll-

iidi'lplil... Ph.. Fell. 22-27. I'lllalnint 20-.Mnreb fi.
ItolKTIwrn. Fnrbra. nnrt tlertnitle Rlllolt (Klu»' ft

Krlnwjer. mcrn. ) — l-onlsvllle. K.v.. Feb. 21. 2.',.

liutlniiiiuimlia, Intl.. 2.1, 27, WnHhlwrton, 1). O..

211-Mari'h 6. , „ „

Robmn, ICIeiinor (Llebler & On,, inaca.) — N. Y.

Ctlty Fbn, 22, loilelliille.
Illehiiinn.l. Chnries (Weber & KleMa, iBRra.)— St.

I.eul». .Ma.. Feb. 22-27.
rtolKi-l*. Finn-nee (Fre^l Ilelnseo, mftr.)— Rait

U.ke nil)-. P., Feb. 2J-27.
Kyan. Daniel It. (W. H. Batea. mgr.)— nroerton,

SliiBK.. Feb. 22-27, New Ilolford 2I)-Mareh 5.
linker, Kalherlne (Lon Ilraiulnn, mgr.)— Low-

renee, M«Ra.. Feb. 22-27.
ItoeSloek IO. J. W. line, mm-.)— Nnahna, N. H..

Feb. 22-27.
Kni'ilor I'lnyei-j (Gua Ilniiler ft Frank Becker.

uigM.) — lllrnilnclinin, Ho., Feb.
Ileynl Mllriitlana. 'Ins '

p'eii. 20-llarea 6.
lleiifrovr'n Jfllly Pathfuiflem — Danbnrj-, Conn.,

Feb. 22-27. . . .

•Hachel Onldsteln," Sullivan, Ilnrrla & Woods'—

nilengo, 111., Feb. 21-27, Milwaukee, Wis., 28-

'rinbert Kminet" (J. Wesley Roacnqucat, mgr.)
--Brooklj-n, N. Y., Fob. 28-Ma*cU 5.

'llnwrwl Jlevn" (Fielding Ainnseinent Co., msni.)
-Chleneo. HI.. Feb. 21-5«nreh li.

'itnval Slave'- 1 Hurry (lordon. mgr.)— Somerxer,
Pa., Fell. 24, llrownstllle 25, Mooongonela 2d,
(Ireen'InirB 27, Irwin 20.

"Iloval Slave" (Hurry nordnn, mar.) — Mnson
<:itr, la.. Feb. 21. darner 25. Algonn 20, Fort
lloilgit 27. Dine Knrlli. Minn., 20. Owatoimn
State* 1. Farlluinlt 2, Wiihccr 3, Muiikalo 4,
Fnlruinnt 5.

o".1~

i'nil'-ji— Cincinnati,

O.,

lJaViIinore, Mil.. 2» ; MnreliP

'SJ'ldii alii ' Xlirriago" iFoirealer . S_
" . Clly Feb.

Mlttenlhal,
Y. Clly Fell. iV-Slnrcb B. .

••Mantiina llAllaw," ««««•* *•-•-■«. ft

Lawrence, mgr.)— Betort, Wis,

wart. 111.. 2.1. Jitneavlllc. Wla.

Amdelan March 2. Steven'B

ItapldM 4, JlnraJlvl'J,
••Man ha Man'' OL «■

.. S n;s™r| ,r mrl"''"l^Htern . 1're.l ^M«J| (M.

March I,

F.

l,"et>. 24, n9

, 27, oaWnan 2s.
Point a, Ornnd

"ilnltcrflclu, mgr.)— Troy,

. Mu«k..
Wan 28. Weainr-Ul 2B, PltUlleld

naVrinitvn w». N'w Miiior.i. gu ,

•rMirlnateu 2, Nnugntucl; 3, llrlalid •», »nu

Vl'Eiri flirt." Wentern, Frml narmpud'a (nnrfj

J llminim. mm-.)— I-ehnwn. mil.. Fell. 24.

rniivl e, Ul., 25. CrairferdRTllle. lnd.. 2< .

l„"v'!le ST. 'Mnntlec.ll.iSO. .Uenam-lw*, March

I. Knox 2. Mle.lil«8ii

Crown Point. ImL, 0.
SleFsdrten'a Plate.

Henry, nwr.).

01 l.v

Jr.ll.-t, 111., 4.

u.u mil's

-iHlffaln, K. Y.,
((.. 2«.Mnreti fi,

(Tlminiia
Fell. 21

It.

1, ,-,,iiiii 0.

wn. mgr.)—

.•S?v ,, S «tidgeF'-F«ii«<iel l .h.a. Pu.. Feb. 22-

*' 5 lr , ^.^r , 2.! c 2r.s , s , s^rit I 2!::

M.iri* 2, RatllOKl.il! B.
N

Netll. .TnnieM (Plmrles AHtdr^'nrter gen. "IJ"',-'—

^rj us x%y! , Fe-b B, !i 1 .M , ar2«'!

••wfrlMnl.1 llank Itol*erj» iPerej Tlerliert. mgr.)

..KTi^C^-Bra-a. $&&& «£™&^
ivmt Bbota, fa., Feb. 20. BclleWBti 2T,

Solhern, K. H. (Daniel Fnihman, mgr.)— Bur-
lluiit.m, In.. Feb. 24, reorln. 111., 27, OMcngo
20-Haren B.

SlnUlarl, J. lines II. (llolwrt rirnwer, mgr.)—
Diibn.ine, In., Fen. 2», Clinton 25, Onlenbiirg,
III., 2d, RtK-kCord 27. Ohirniat. 111.. 20-.March B.

Siillv, Daniel tWillln K fluyer, uutr.)— Tacoma,
VaU., Feb. 24.

Marl, ttnlpli— N. Y. City Fob. 22-27

Sidney. (i«>rite (Klulr fc Nh-olnl, lugrs.) — Balti-
more, Sid.. Feb. 22-117. , ___

Sl.M. Vhonuia li. tJuimw Wall, mar.) — William*-
port. Ph., Feb. 22-27, Plttaburg 20-ilareh 0.

Smart Set, (»«s mil's— Ul.1cl1.11at), O., Fob. 21-

Sliiin'nonB. The (Harry Hhnnnon, mgr.)— Qallon,
.)., Feb. 21, Plymnntli 20, Chlcng<i 20, IhmII
27, Minerva .March 1, Miltnerllle 2, En»t Liver-
noel ,'l.
Slutitn, I'nnllne (J. V. Slglits, uiKr.l— 1'lern:,
lio. Diik., Feb. 2227, .Miller 2t»-MnrcU 2,
HlKhnnire I.-B.
Soiuliern Slock (Oeo. \V. Hamilton, mgr.)— Pa-

ih.i'Hli. Ky.. Fob. 22-27.
Slim.llsh Slack (neorge It. Hell, mgr.) — WI1II0-

linll, N. Y„ Feb. 22-24, Tleniiilerogn 28-27.
8|»ii>ner Dramalle. F. B. mid Altle Spuoner (W.
Iih-k HarrlBon. mgr.) — Hmistou, '1V\,, Feb. 22-
2.1. llnlveal.in 984H,

Sewiiiil Show (Arthur J. IMaan, mgr.) — Clinin-
luilgii. Ill,, Fob. 22-27, n'oxhlngliin, I1.1l.. 20-
.Murdi 5.
Stunwell Dramnllc (tOwrlea A. Winters, uigr.) —

SJerlilen, Com... Feb. 22-27.
St. .|.<iuli. nramnlle, Sielnleln & (Jonuell'a— Carle-
hail. N. Me*., Feb. 22-24. H.wvetl SB-Slardi 2.
Sianib.rd Omicdy (O. U. Sheerer, niki-.)— Bouiv

Ihxi. lull., Feh. 24.
"Secret of P.illehinelle" (Jhiiioh K, Hnckctt,

uiitp.)— N. V. Clly Kelt. 22. Inileilnlle.
"Soldiers of Forliine" (Henry II. llarrtn, mgr.) —
IttrtOklyn. K. Y., Feb. 22-2., Jeracy Clly, N. J.,
UU-Mnretl 0.
"Slmre Acres'- (Wllllani 1). (Jroas, uigr.)— Pitla-
(«i.rg. l'n., Feb. 22-27. Washington. D. C, 2!»-
March B.
"Sni; HBi-l«ir" (WlUlma 11. llroaa, uigr.) — Se-

nlile. Wnt.li., Feb. 21-24.
••Sttllehuinn's Daughter" (Harry S. Itleh«r.l«.
iner.)- -Pr.ivlilenee, It. 1.. Feb. 22-27, Ittwlon.
Mass., 2li-Mureh &.
"Slaves .if 1 he Mine" (C. S, Callahan, mgr.)—
1 t.Hiiilmu, Wash., Ken. 24, ulympla 26, lN>rl«
laini. Ore. 2S-Mnrcti B.
"S.i|«M-bn." ll.inlniis'- IVtnilt. Mleh.. Feb. 21-27.
"Stnln et Rulll" (CMinrles W. Danleba, mgr.) —

IKtrolt. Mleh., Feb. 21-27.
"Sicn of the t'ross" IV. O. llerger. lugr.) —
Vii-hl'iKii.ii, D. C, Feh. 22-27. Phlhulelphla,
l'a.. 2ti-Mnreh S,
"Shadows »f n HiimiI City" (0). 11. Jefferson,

ingr.)— Montreal. Can., Feb. 22-27.
"Sandy lluttntn" iniimi.ton * lli.pklns. mgra.)—
I jis Ai.gelca. Cal.. Fob. 21-27, tivnanl 28, Ven-
ini-n 21). Santa llurbara Mnreh 1. Baa Lads
OI.Ib|«i 2, TriMkee 4. Item', N'ev.. B.
''Sign «( the Fetir"— ICnlninaBW, Mich., Feb. 24,
ili-and llapldi 25-27. I'bh-agn, 111.. 2b-M«n4i B.
'■SI I'lnakard." .1. .'. I.evtln (Jack Sawyer, iagr. )
— tinrllusvllle. 111.. Feb. 25. Jeraeyvllle 2.1. Ab
ton 27. SI Charles Mo., 2S. l-'ayette Mnreh li,
Medulla 4. Ullmnn 8.
'■Sign of the rro»»" (FnM fl. Bemer Jr.. mar.) —
nil City, Pa., Feb. 34. Tltaarllle 20, Bnelford
20.

T

T|iani|won , Deiiinim — Snn Froftolnm, i.'nl., Feb. 22-

Maeeb 8,
1-liiim.m. A.|clnl.b\(Fl-Mkk..L * Claxlon VfUMaefti

nigrs.) — .Iflekseh. Ml<-li., P..b.'2l. Knlnmaami 2.1.
Toluneat, Slarle (UhatlOs Frohman, mgr.)— Brook-

Irn, N, Y„ Feb. 22-27, Boston MaaJ., 20March

Turner. ClaaaT^tamltan, Tha««n«oo & »|f#«fcj

<M. nfjfmer, uigr.)— Itendlng, Pa., Feb. 2--

27. Shamokln 2q-SIarch 8.
Taylor Jtinck (Albert Taylor, mgr.)— Mens, Ark.,

Feb. 2120, Fur*. Smith 2»Ma*eh 4.
Tol«.n Slock (T. Dwlsbr. PepiK-r. aigr.)— Monl I-

cello, Ark., Felt 22-28. Hot Springs 2»-

"THo rC LItno Walts," Uneoln 3. Cnrter's-4>lla-
\ni.'Oan.. Feb: 22-24. flnelaee 25-27, Toronto

211-Stareh B, _ _ - ■ „,

•Too rroiid to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter a — w.

I^uls, Mo.. Feb. M-Mnreli B.
"To Die at Dawn." Elslo Creaey (J. M. Ward,

ingr.)— Syracuse, N. Y„ Feb. 22-24. Kocbejter

2?-27, Iltblg.-iK.it, Corn., 28-Slarch 2, hen

lloven 3-fi. ' . -,

"Twelfth Night" (Charles FrohmaD, mgr.) — «■

r. City Feb. 22-Mnrch lit w .,,.„....

"Through Fire and Water." Jnmes H. Wallncka

— frovldenot, K. 1.. Feb. 22-27. ,. ...

"Ten Nights in a Bar llonin." 'ftmjfef* "S!S

City. Nebf., Feb. 21, Wnhoo 28, Ce-lar Bind*

"Two Merry Tramps" IMcYenn **»«IE Mp.)
— Xnrwalt. (>., Feb. 24, Lomln 25, MUea 21.

-Xen NlgliM In 4 Bar Room" (Browlee * Rend,
inirs.)-Newnrk. N. Y.. Fob. 24, Weedsnort
20, BaldwIiiBvllle 20, PiiIIob 27, inwego 20.

•TUomngblwed Tramp" (Harry Darlliigtwi, tokJ-'
—Marietta, 0„ Feh. 24. Pleasant Clly 2«,
Woo.lllel.1 27, Yonagatown 20, SreiihemUle
March 1, New Cnatle, r»., 2, R«st Llvcrnool.

"Ten' Nigh!" In n Bar Room" (fiharton Gerrr.
iu«r.)— New Orleans, I,n.. Feb. 22-Mureh 1.

'•Tea Nights In a liar Itoflin," Beefier * Stanley a
(Waller J. McDonald, mgr.)— lirecn City. Mo..
Fell. 21, Novlniter 2«, Hrnshenr 20, MHUI IB,
Canton 20, Memphis March 1, Kahokn 2, Min-
nie- Olty 3. Hannibal 4, Perry C. ,.,„.„,.,,

'•Through the Centre oT tlm Fjirtb," Edward
Blondell (Wm. A. Stanley, mgr.)— Indlanaiio-
IIh" Ino.. Feb. 22-21, Uratll 25, 'lerrc Hnnte
26, 27.

"l-mlcr Southern Skies." .Kastem .{ling ]**}
Parker, mgr. )— Worcester, Mass., Feb. 24, N«-
wlch. Conn.. 25, New London 20, Westerly, R.
In 27, Ilostnn, JInnB., 20-Mnrch B.

•■Under Southern Wkh-s." Weatern (BW ^Djal
Parker, mcr.)— Peru. Intl.. Fek 24, Marlon
2S. Koko.no 20, Klwoo.1 27. Richmond 2».
Ilnmlllon, l>„ March 1. rlqna 2, tlreenrllle 3,

••l"cl.'°To| , ..'s i *Cnhln.'' Enitern. Al. W. Martln'B
Fre.1 Wagner, mgr,)— Philadelphia, Pa.. Feb.
22-27, Kllinbeth, N. J., 20-Msrch 2, Camden

••uacie Tom'a Oabln." Western. Al. W. MarUn'a
<FjI. S. Martin, mgr.)— Wllkesbnrre. Pa.. Job.
22-24. Scroaton 28-27, Cortland, N. Y., SO,
O'vegn March 1.

"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Ktetson-s, Rnalern (0. T.
Jlrcsikwiiy. mgr.) — Blddefonl, SIe„ Feb. 2o,
1'ovthu.d 20, 27. Hath 20.

•'Ilnele Tom's Cabin." Stetaon's, Western (Wm.
Kibble, mgr.)— Aubnni. Ind.. Feb. 24. Ken-
lUillvllle 25, Mkb.irt 20, SonUi Bend 2i, , IJo-
waglnc. Mleh.. 20. Three Itlvera Slarch 1. Kal;-
«in«io 2, Battle Creek :!. aockaon 4, Lansing n.

"Cnder Two FlaKH" (Harvey B. Day, mgr.)—
Oileago. I"., Fob. 21-27, Colnmbus, O., 28-

"Cncle He»." Frank Adams'— Harrlshurg. Pa.,

Feb. 20, Waynesboro 27.
•Tncle Joah Sj.raceliy" (.r. V. Itonolmc. mgr.) —

BateBvllle. Ark.. Feb. 23, Newport 20, Joneii-

lioro 27.

Van Dyke * Union (K. Mack, nut*.)— Fairmont,
•r. Va.. Feh. 25-2T, Clarksburg 2(i-Mareh B.

Veraon Stock (llenj. It. Vernon, mgr. )— Ole.in,
». Y.. b'eb. 22-27. Port Allegnny, Pa., 20-

"Vlrel'i.lnii'" (Klrke I.n Sbelle, mgr.)— K. Y. City

Feb. 22. h.delllille.
"Vol.i.ileer Organlsi" (Harry Mnnlell, mgr.i —

Diivmn. 0.. Feb. 22-24, livllfliinpnllH, lnd., 2-i-

27,' (Jlucliiimtl, O,, 2S-Slnreh 5.
W
Walnb. Blanche (Wagenhnls ft Kemper, nigs.)—

Onliier, 111., Feb. 21, Keokuk. Is., 25, Ijiw-

renee, Kan., 20, Wiehltn 27, Denver, Col., 29-

Wiraer, Ohnrles (Rich ft Harris, mgra.)— Chieapi,
111., Feb. 21-March B. „ , ■

Watnwrlgbt, Slarle (Jnlea Mnrry. mgr.)— A»h-
land, Win., Feb. 24, Winona. Minn., 25, Fnrl-
hault 20, Rochester 27, Slankato 2n, Albert
Lon March 1, Mnson City, la., 2, Clmrles City
3, Decornh 4, Independence 5. _

WlUnrd, Katherlne (*awanl O. White, mgr.)—
Bnrllngton. In., March 4.

Wllla, Nat M. (Brondbnrat ft Cnrrle, mgra.) —
N. Y. City Feb. 22-SIarch 10.

Wnrd and Takes (Obarle.i D. Wllaon, mgr.)—
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 22-Mnrch B.

Warren, Rcbecon (Wllnon D. Unas, mgr.)— W»r-
cesler, MnBB., Feb. 22-27, season clones.

Walker Whitwhles— Iowa City, la., Feb. 24.

Wnldrannu. Fduard— MononKBbela, Pa.. Feb. 24,
Irwin 2B, SlannOelil 20, Rochester 27.

Winnlnger Bnitbe.-s (Frank Wlnulnger, mgr.) —
Fnirmont, Mlim., Feb. 22-28, Miudcato 20-
March 0. .. ,

Wl.ileiininii'R Big Show (Thos. F. AMetlemnnn.
nigr.)— Vneavllle, Cal., Feb. 22-27, Napn'20.
.March B. ' _

Willis Slock— Hnneeok. Mleh., Feb. 22-24, Calu-
met 2.V27, iBlipenlntf 28-Slnrch 1, Slaooutuiee

City Feh,

22, la-
Dttla,

Aboro
-X.

Y.

lUgra.)— N.

•"Way Down Fast" Win. A. Brady'*— Newark. N.

J., Feh. 22-27, Philadelphia. Pa.. 20-Mnrch fi.
•'Worst Woninn in Ixmdan" (It. O. Oraerln,

niev.l — Baltimore, M.I.. Feb. 22-27.
"Wnv (•( the Trausifn^Biir" (W. R, Caiinloglinm,

nigr.) — Bnat.ai, Slnas., Feb. 22-27.
■'We.lite.1 nod Purled," Snlllvuii, Harris & Woods'

— Toledo, ft., I-Vb. 21-24.
•'When Women L«.te" (Frnnk W. Ni.son, mgr.)

--Monirenl, Can.. Feb. 22-27, Ottuwa 20-

Mnreb 2. Qnehee »-5.
"Wily Wnaieu Sin" (SI, W. Taylor, mgr.)— Buf-
falo, X. Y-, Fob. 22-27, Pittsburg, l'a., 20-

Murch B.
"While Slave" (15ol«rt Campbell, mgr.) — Boston,

Mm*.., Feb. 22-27. Monirenl, Call.. 2tl-Murch 5,
"Wealth «nd Poverty" (Jehu J. itmphy, mgr.) —

Sla.is., Feb. 22-27.
"Wedded But No Wife"— llrookyn, N. Y„ Feb. 22-

"Wliat llii|ipeii«l to Jones'*^ — Boone, la., Feh. 24.
"Was She to Blame?" (Jed Carlton, mgr.) — Lraio-

tre.', In.. Feh. 21, Knloua 25. Wellmar 2tl. Ot-

iiiiiiuii 27, Slgourney 20, Wlullcld March 1,

Fali'lleld .'I. FIiIimi -I.
"W.«nr.v Willie Walker," Knatem (Harry Dull,

mgr. )— Seymour, lnd., Feb. 21, New Albuny 20,

Weal Baden 28.
"Weary Willie Walker," Western (B. C. fire-

gory, nigr.)— Hope, Ark., Feb. 24. Tc*nrUiu

25, Shrevepurt, La., 20. SIurslia.il. Tex., 27.

"Yon Yotison" IK. V. Ulroux, lugr.)— St. Lonla,

Slo,. Feb. ai-27.
"York Stuie Folks" (F. K. Wright, mgr.)— Cla-

cliHi.it I, IX. Feb, 21-27, Ctcvclnn.l 211-Sinrcli 8.

MUSICAU

BiwlonlanB (Charles H. ilneuu. Inis. mgr.) — rort-

liiml, (Ire.. Feb. 22-24. Tncoma. Waab., 25, 2d.
Ibwtou Ladles' Orchestra (Gertrude Slaltlnnd

Hull. .Itnvtarl. — North Aduma. Muss., Feb. 22-

2S, Kewmrl, 11. 1., 211-March 2.
Itns,ke t'lilcagu Marine Itaud (Bert A. Hull, mgr,)

— (RatHUM 111-. Feb. 22. linlednlle.
Illack Paul's Trn.1l1n1lo.1rs (Voclkcl & N.Jnn,

i.wrs.) — IlltHMlcbl. W. Va.. Feb. 24, Roanoke.

Va,. 25. Lynchburg 20. Petersburg 27, lllelt-

uionU 20. Norfolk Slarch 1, Wilmington. N. C.

.'!, Harilutian 4, Florence fi.
"llnl<>s In Tin-land*' (Ilavllii ft Mltcliell, uifrn)

■ ~K. Y. Olty Feb. 22-ll.irch 10.
"Itiirgouinslcr" (Win. P. Ciillein. lugr.) — Bolton.

SIiiih.. Feb. 22-27, .Montreal. Can., SU-Sfarch 5.
Calilll. Slnrlo (Daniel V. Arihur, mgr.) — Cel.ini-

l.iis. I).. Feb. 21, Hnmllt.ui, Cm., 27, Toronto

2I)-Mnrch B,
Canndlnn Jubilee Slngets (W. T. Oary, mar.)—

Mfiihunlc Falls, .Me.. Feb. 24. ItueVOeld 25.

Itiinifonl Falls 20, Llvornwrc Fulls 27. 2H.
••Chinese Ihtnryinann" (S. S. Shnlvrl. Nixon ft

Zimmerman, ingrs.) — llartfnM, Conn.. Feb. 20,

Wen-eater, Mn«s., 27, Providence, II, I., Stt'

Mareli 2.
"I'lilnese lloneyiaoon" (H. S. Shtihert. Nixon ft

Zlmuierninn. mars.) — Salt Lake f'lly, 1)., Feb.

22-24. Pueblo, Col., 2tl. Colorado springs 27,

lianann ctt.c. tin,,. Sfa-Slareh B.
•'Clia|>crona'- (Klngaley ft Welty, mgrs.) — Mem-

nbls, Toon., Feb. 24, VIcksb.irg, Mlaa., 25. Jnffc-

son 20. Nntehea 27, New Orleans. La., 28-

Marcli B.
"Couiilry Girl" (J. C. Dun, mgr.) — Toronto,

Can.. Feb. 25-27. tlnelph 20, Hnmlllnn Mnreh *_',
li.ii.li'la. Frank (C. It. DlllluuliHm. ingr.l— Itab

Ihnnre. M.U Fell. 22-27. Wllmlnglon. Del,. 20,

Treutuu. N. J.. Mareli 1. Kastnn, l'n., 2,-tjin-

caster 0, Hnrrlslmrg 4, Alt. 01.11 B.
Dc Angclis, Jcffomoa (», s, Sliubert, Nlioo A

Zimmerman, mgra,) — N. Y.
D,tW°Mi«..eal E*tt«TSg.n« 1 (O .»*

a»^2«lf^«a T™- am - ) -

Hi!!?: ■*>*:, 2u! OaDeston March 1, Hoitslan 2,

San Antoula !l. A«»lln 4, Waco '•■
"Fornine Teller" (Milton A Hargent

mgra. )— Pittsburg, Pn.. * <*. 22-J.-
flranC Optra (IfeKrlch Couried, mgr.)

<:ity Fob. 22. bidetlultc. — - -

tlnKer, Lain (F. 0. Whitney, mgr.)— PHtaburg,

Pn., Feb. 22-27, N". Y. Clly 211-MnrehJi,
"fllltierlng tlbirln" tFlsber ft Ryley,

Y. Clly Feb. 22, Indennlte. _ „„_,

ii,.Vi».r Dc Wolf <K. U. Reynolds, mgr.)— Prarl-

.fence. It! li. Feb. 22-21, SprlngOeld, Mass.. 25,

ltnraXaril, OnBtu. 2<(. New " nvc ".-';, l .. wllwlls
Held. Anna (F. Zlcgfeld Jr., njgf-)-, M r" ' '

.Minn., Feb. 22-27, St. Paul 2tJ-M«ich 8-
.'I«le of Spice"— linusna C I y, Mn. Feb. .1 -■*.

onial.,.. Nehr., 2;-27 >n ^ Unrllncton, la., Mareli 1.
Jninca- Lndles Bnii.l (B. L. Inmea, nigr-1— > M

AiWlra. Cal., Feb. 22. Indennlte.
Kinini Hand IT. P. J. Power, mgr.)— San Fran-
K1 4s£. Cn... ( Feb 2S-2S. Uolllatcr 20. Bontt

Mm Slard. 1, Berkeley, ^J^*gg&£

L* Clalos. mal.. and San Joac 3, llolwowl i,iry,

mat.? and ntanfiird UuUcrslty 4. Stockton 0.

Sucrnmento 0. _■—._. „_ » ,,,,,11,,.

"King Dodo" (Henry W. Savage. "^ "^"S*

n.-oca, Ton.. Feb. 24, Athens, <*«.,.-", i"

!U»l. Jackeonvllle. Fla.. 27, ibronawlck. On-,

2P, Snvnanah March 1, ChurleBton. 8.O., -.

s? g , (}>.. B, Colnmbia, S. 0., 4, Greenville

Ma»tra Boston HtHtw* . a^pptyny Jg*»**

/Vrttnlr W Mdte. miff.)-— Kuosburf rfiw, vt.»
K? 24. Bam 25, S? V""nsbury 2|t, Lyndon-
v-ini "7 1 nncaster. N. U.. 20. Lewbton. Me..
Mardi ii, Skowhcgin 2. Augusta 3, LlTermoro
Falls 4, Keiincbnnk B. .

••Mother Coose" (Klaw & Krlaugcr, »«*».)—
N. yT Clly Feb 22 27, PhBadelphla, Pa.. 2(1-

••JI , l,"s" Cl B<.b ! 'Wlilte'' (Nixon Jb ^^^m^k-
— Franklin, Pu., Feb. 21, Charlerol 28. Col
nellsvllle 27, Plllslinrg .20-Marcb 1 ...

"Mednl and the Maid" (Fisher ft flyley, mrrs.)—
Pblladclphla, Pi.. Feb. 22-Morch 0.

Nasuvllle Stndenu. tJ.» Becker, rngr^) ^a,l»>
well. Knn.. Feh, 24. Melford, Okla., 35, IfMJ"
naher 27, tt Reno 20. Minco, lad. 'to.. Mg*
1, Anndarko. Oils.. 2, Apacba 3. Lawton, lnd.
Ter., 4, Chlknalm S. ._ „ __ »

•'PctKy from I'lirla" tHenry W. S»y"g c ;. m gfrAr
O&wland. O., Feb. 2227. Akron 20, Hamilton.

.<wB«a«1«a«a," Eastern (Henry W. Barags,
rnrrl— Brooklyn. N. V., Feb. 22-27, N. Y. City
2(i-March 5. __, „. B , •_—

"Prince of Pllsen," Western (Henry W. Saraje,
mgr.)— Chicago, HI., Fen. 22-March 8.

"Rnnawaya"— Fort SVortb, Tex.. Feh. 21, 25.

Seheff, FrlUl (C B. DlUlngbam, ingr.)-l'hlla-
delphln. Pni, Feb. 22-27, Brooklyn, ^. Y., 20-

•'Kdtatt of' Stilii" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—
Cleveland, O.. Feb. 22-27, Boston, Ma»a., 2»-

•'SJl'vcr Slipiier (Jad.n 0. PlKhcr, mgr.)— Denver,

Col., Feb. 22-27. Salt Lake City, U., Marck .1-j.
"Jslow Girl" (R. (\ Whitney, mgr.)— Jersey Clly,

N J Feb £2-27.
"Shirks" (V. W. "i'rilolaon, gen. mgr.)— Blraihic-

l.aiii, Ala., Feb. 24. Knexvllle. 'ferni., 2», Chat-

lanmsn 20, Atlanln, Oa.. 27.
"Simple Simon" (C. A. Williams, mcr.)— Medlnn.

N. Y.,_Feb. 2t, Irfroy 25, lllg Falls 20, l,ocfc-

'"i'hrw! Little SlnblB" (Charles Frohmnti ft fleaw
Kilwarrles, rogrs.)— Itnston, Mass., Feb. -J-
Mnreh .1. ., „

'Tenderfoot" (W. W. Tlllotnon, gen. aigr.)— N. H.
nitr Feb. 22. Indefinite.

Van Shitldlford, Ornce (F. Zlegfeld, mir.)—
St. Louis, Sift, Feb. 22-27, St. Pant, Minn.,
20-Marcb 5. .

Wilson, Francis (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.) —
Chicago, 111., Feb. 2l-5Inrch 5.

Wilier Opera (W. H. Fnllwood. mgr.)— Llndtay.
Onn.. Feb. 24, 25. Barrle 20. 27. Brentford
2D-Mnrch 2, Cnclph 3-0.

Wills Musical Comedy. John B. Wills (Wm. Gray,
nigr.)— Brentford. Cm., Feb. 22-24, St. Cttli-

"Wlcard "ot'ik" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mm" 1 —

Plttstrarg, Pn., Feb. 22-27. Washington, D. C,

2(l-March 5.
"VlMnl ot Oz" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.)—

Waco, Tex., Feb. 24. .

"Yankee Cnnsul" (Henry W, Savage, mjr.) —

X. Y. City Feb. 22, Indefinite.
VABIETT.
American Btirlenrjuers (W. B. Watson, ragr.) —

8<-rsnt<in, Pa., Feh. 22-24. Bea.llnc. 25-27, N.

Y. Clly 20-March 12.
nrynnt'a Burlesi|iieii (Harry 0. Bryant, mcr.)

— Lowell, Mass.. Feb. 22-24, Boston 20-Mnrch 5,
Bowery Bur!eso.ncrs, tlnrtlg & Senmon's (Jio

Hurtle, mur. I— N. Y. City 22-Mnrch IS.
TtrlKartlers I Hurry Mnrlell, lugr. )— AlbaBf, N.

Y„ Fell. 2B-3l«reh 2, Troy :i-5.
Eon Tons- (K.I. F. Rush, mgr.)— Philadelphia,

Pa., Feb. 22-27, Baltimore, Mil., 2ft-Morcli o.
Iiiheinlans (Tliomns I). Sllner. mgr.) — St. Louln,

.Mo., Feb. 21-27, Kansas Clly 2R-Mareh 5.
Blue Ribbons (Jack Singer, mgr.) — Boston, Mans.,

Feb. 22-27. , „

Brbrana'a show (II. W. Bchman, mgr.)— Newark,

N, J.. Feb. 1227. . , ,„

Cltv Snorts (I'lill Sheridan, mgr.)— Louisville,
Ky., Feb. 21-27, Indlunnpolls, lnd., SO-March 6.
Crucker .Tacks (Robert Mnuclieater, mgr.)— To-
ronto, Can.. Feb. 22-27.
Cherry Iiloasoma (Bailer. Jncnbs ft Lovcry, m«rs.)
— Brooklyn. ST. Y., Feb. 22-27, Kewnrk, N. J.,
2n.M8rch 5.
Deverc'B. Snm— Boston, Mans., Feb. 22-27, N, Y.

City 20-March 5.
Dilnty Duchess (L. Lawrence Weber, mgr.) — Al-
bany. N. Y., Feb. 22-24. Troy 2B-27, Montreal,
Can., 21l-.Mnr.-li B.
Dainty Puree (Joseph Barnes, ragr.) — N. Y. City

Feb. 20-Miireli 5.
Dn.lire & Bowman's — Klrkwood, HI., Feb. 24, 25,
lhirllngtnii an, 27, Ottnmwa 20-SInrch 1, Mnseu-
t hie 2, .'<. Slnllne, HI.. 4-11.
Fay Foster Burlosnners (Joseph Oppenheliner,
ingi-.l— ludluuiiwils lnd., Feu. 22-27, St.
Louis, Mo., 28-SInmh B.
Foils and Follies— N. Y. City Feb. 22-27.
liny Slnrnlng dlorles (Sum A. Scrlbucr, mgr. )— -
Jersey City. N. .L. Feb. 22-27, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
2|i-.Mi.reh J a.
<luy SlnBipicrnilers (Kugene Wellington, ragt.)—

Providence, II. I.. Feb. 2»-March 5.
Ulch Hollers (A. H. Woodln.U, mgr.)— HluneB[u>

lis, Minn., I>1>. 21-27. St. Paul 28-Mnrch B.
lloinmer fc Mason's (Dm Honinier, mgv.) — To-
ronlo, Can., Feb. 22-27, Hamlllon, Onl., March
1-5.
ImiiHjint Sin Ida (T. W. Dluklns. rasT,)— .tltixinn,
Pu., Feb. 24, Tyrone 25. Sbamokin . 27, Colum-
bia 21), Obninbersbiirg Slarch 1, HarrlsbuiK 2,
Tehnnon 3, l'nttstonn 4, Elltubeth. N. J., i.
Irwin's, l-'reil. Big Show — St. Joseph, Mo., Feb.

22-21. Chicago, III., 28-March B.
linporlnln tllnrry W. Williams Jr., ragr.) — Olere.
Ian.1. O.. Feb. 22-27. Buffalo, N. Y.. 20-Jinreh 5.
Jolly Grass Widows (Rolsirt Fidton, mgi-.) — X. Y.

City Feb. 22-27. Patcrson. N. J.. 29-Starcb B.
Ki.lckerlw«.kcrA (Louis Rohle. mgr.) — Cincinnati.

0.. Fell. 21-27, Louisville. Ky., 2S-S(arcli 5.
K.-atncky Belles (Whallen Brothers, mgta.) —
Newnrk. N. .1.. Feb. 2227. N. Y. City 2*

llllVv-h fi.

lalialau ilnleiy Glrla (Cliff W. arant, intr.l—

l.eliiiiion, l'a,, Feb. 24, Columbia 25, Greens'.

burg 20, Calciitowii 27, Uumberlnnd, ltd., 20,

t'liniiellsvllle, Ph., March 1.
Merry Mnl.lena (Butler, Jacolis ft Lnwry, mgrs.)

— Detroit, llleb., Feb. 21-27, Cleveland, O.,

KVMlIdi 5.
Majesties (Fnnt Irwin, mgr.)— Providence, It. I.,

Feb. 22-27, Boston, Muss., 20-Mnrch D,
Moonlight .iialds (Charles Franklin, mgr.)— N. Y,

S. OaiaDhetl ft
0., Feb. 2U-27,

*z&% t £ l %i « S2sr^i.5b s urg , .

Pn.. SD-Marcb. B.

Ja&ffi3^£«l3fitt*
fa Feb. b-JTj Cincinnati, O., 2R-Mardi B.

Trans^Atlantlch, Hhrtlir ft Seamon's (K. J. Cohn.
mgr.)— Bait Iraore, fla., Feb. .22-27, Washing-
Ion. D. O.. 2ft-Matcli B. ,__

^^nnl^r^. f2bfff£HS&

Tbrironglihreds (Frank D. Oarr, mBr.j-Fhlladel-

idilii, Pa,. Feb. 22-27, Scranion 20-Mnrch 2,

tiortlmi" S (T. W. Dlnklna, insr.)--Cblcago. 111..

"cb 21-27. Ullwaubee. Wis., 28-Mareh 5.
Ynnliy Fnlr (Harry Hill. mgr.^BiiBViln. N. Y.,

Ve). 22-27, Toronto, Can., 20-March B.
World Boaters (-1. Herbert Mack, mgr.)— Pater-
son. N. J.. Feb. 22-20.

' MIXVSKBLB.
Cnlhane. Chaso ft Wcaton's (Will B. Oaabane,

nxr.)-lteadlnK, Pit,. Feb. 27. Allentown 2B.
llwlcatailer's. Lew (Junes H. Decker mgr.)— N.

Y Cltr Feb. 22-27.
Field's. Al. G. (J. M. J. Kane, mgr.)— Cpluiabna.
-I frch. 24, Adrian. Mich., 25. Jackson 2n.
Lansing 27, Grand Bnplrts 28, Kalsmaroo 20,
Bntlle Creek March 1. Sooth Bend, lnd., 2,
ri.rahen S. Marlon 4, Ulchmoad fi.
Fanat's. • Ted K. (O. D. Cnnnlnghnm, mgr.)--
Sberman, Tet.. Feb. 24, Donison 25, Durant.
Ind TVr., 20, South MeAlesler 27. Krebs 20,
Gorton's ' (C. 0. Pearl, mgr.)— .Steven's .Point,
Wis Feb. 2«, ilraiul llnplds 27. Merrill 20,
Wausan March 1, Aiipleton 0, Green Bay 8.
Ilnverly's (W. Franklin Riley, mgr.)— Atlanln,
Ga. Feb. 22, Blrmlnghtm, Ala.. 23, Knoxville,
Tinn., 24, Chattanooga 23, Athens, On., 20,
Macon 27, Savannah 20, Charleston. 14. 0.,
Maril. 1, ArrrnBta. Ga., 2. _

Kersand's, Billy MA J. Smith « 1 W: 0. Tbonpw,.,
ingis.)— Mncin, Oa., Feb. 24, BarnesvIIle 2.1,
Home 27, Atlnntn 20-Mnrch 1. Daltnn 2, Hmita-
vllle, Aln„ 3. Deeatar 4, Sheffield 6.
Illchurds ft Prlngle's (Riisra ft^Hollnnd, mgrs.)
—Sacramento. Cal. Feb. 24, neatllng 25, Aah-
land 20, IUsetwrg 'JT, Eagene, C«.. 29, Al-
hnny March 1, Salem 2, Oentralta, Wash., .1,
t.ljmpla 4, Tacoma B. , _„..„-.

Sub's. Ona.— Salt take City, V.. Feb. 22-21.
Park City 25, Rock Springs, Wjo., 27, Rol-
lins °o
Vocel's"(John W. Vogel, mgr.)— Mouht i'leaaont,
Pn., Feh. 24, Morgantown. W. Vs., 23, Browns-
Tllie. ra., 20. Charlerol 27, Wiieeilag, W. ,Va.,
29, New Martinsville Slarch 1. Slntervlllo 2,
St. Murys :l, Pnrkersbnrg 4, Huntington 5.
Ward ft Wade's— Pleasant Grove, U„ Fob. 23,
I^jhl 20, Ogden 27, Brlgbain 20, Logan March
1. Pocatello, Ida.. 2. BoCse 3, Baker City, Ore..
4. Pendleton 7, Walln Walla, Wash., 8.
West's. W. H.— Cleveland, O., Feb. 29-27.
Who. What, When (I,. M. Boyer, mgr.)— Vlcfcv
burg, SIlss., Feb. 24. Wenson 2fi, MeOornb 2H,
Carton 27, Dnr.int 20, West Point Stnrch I.
Aberdeen 2, Bli-mlngham, Ala., ». Bnsley t,
L-grangcO. C1RC|JRES>

Bowman's— Orraond, Fin., Feh. 24. Tlrravllle 23.
Kebnatian 2.1. West Pnlm Beach 27, Fort Pierce
21). Belrny March 1, MlaaU 2.

Orrln Brolhers— Clly of Mexico, Fob. 22, in-
dennlte.

Orlon'B, Mrs, Mites— F.lherton, Gn., Feb. 24.
«i.sn;i,i,\vnois.

AndrewB (W. D. Andrews, mgr.) — Greensboro.
Ala., Feh. 24, 25, Marlon 20. 27.

Bosdick's Trained Animal Arena (Frank C. Bos-
lock, mgr.)— Philadelphia Pa., Feb. 22, In-
definite.

Cjstalplex Carnival (SI. II. Walsh, mgr.)— Bldde-
ford, Sle., Feb. 22-27. Bath 20-Stareh 5.

Flints, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. (II. L. Flint,
mar.)— Sionx, la., Feb. 22-27, Hasting, Nehr.,
•Jfi-SIarch 2. Lincoln 3-5.

Great Contllug Show (Will Oonkllng, mgr.)—
Spottsvllle, t)„ Feb. 24, 25.

Hewett— Pond Creek, Okla.. Feb. 25-27, Medford
20, March 1, Kingfisher 4. 5.

Knowles, The (Elmer E. Knowles, mgr.)— Wil-
mington, K. C, Feh. 22-27.

Terkins, Ell— Mound City, III., Feb. 24.

ronllne (J. R. Pauline, mgr.)— Waterloo, N. V.,
Feb. 22-27.

Qnnlter F.ntertnlnera (Dr. Horatio, mgr.)— Shirk-
ley. Nehr., Fell. 22-27. . , _ .

Kalirnys, Junes and Zlrha— Princeton, Ind., Feh.
22-24, Danville, 111., 25-27, Martinsville, Ind..
20-Slarcli 2, Bloorolngton 3-3. . : -..

qaudeoille Rome Cist

Till* IIX in made up na nearly acenr-
nte nil it Is poaalble to make .1 lint «f
v.iii.levllli- l.ixikliiKN.

Abtmlt. Annlo. Kelth'B New. Phlla.. Feb. 22-27.
A.lulr ft Until, 0. O. It. Chicago, Feb. 22-27,
Angle's I.loas. Poll's, Hartford, Conn., Feb. 22-

Casio, Fall River, Mass,
Pel.,

Clly Feb.

Jersey City 20-SIareh

Nlrlu' 011 Broadway 1 Hurry Morris, mgr.)— St.

Pui.1. Ml"". Feb. 21-27, Chicago, 111., 28-Marcli

S.
Nation, Carrie. Vaudeville (Clark Roll, m**.) —

New rtedfonl. Mnaa., Fell. 22-27.
(irpliftim Show. Martin Beck's — St. Paut, Minn.,

Feb. 21-27, .Minneapolis 28-SIat'cb 5.
Parisian Widows (1,. Lnwrenco Weber, mgr.) —

Hrooklj-n, S. Y.. Feb. 22-Slarcli 5.
Reeves'. AL— N. T. City Feb. 22-27, Philadel-
phia. Pn.. MVMatrh B.
Itentk-Hanttey tAls> i.envlti, mgr.) — Kamuu city.

Mi... Feb. 21-27.
HI.- & n»»iiii>'s Blc Calet'-— Mllirenkte. Wla..

Feb. 21 27 1 Minneapolis. Minn., 28-ttlrdi 5.
BpUIj- e; WcmI's (Pat Itelllr, mgr,)— Hontreil,

C«n„ Feb. 22-27,

Adams, Rdwards ft Co,

Feb. 22-27.
Adams. -Ins. It., Proctor's, Albany, N. Y

20-March 5.
iidnmln! & Tnylor, iCellli's, Providence, R. I..

Feb. 22-27.
Addison i Mvlngston, Novelty, Denver, Feb, 22-

27.
Ahern & Baxter, Gem, Sioux City, In., Feh. 22-

27.
Ahems, The, Edison, ScaiUe. Wash., Fell. 22-27;

Edison, Aberdeen, 20-Sfntch 5,
Alnslty, Joiephlee, Empire, Hoboken, N. .T., Feb.

22-27.
Aiken ft DTCsnlel, Crystnl, Milwaukee, Fen, 22-

27.
Althea TwIiib, Keith's, N. Y. C, Feb, 22-27.
Allen. Leon und Bertie, Harris, McKeeesport, Pn.,

Feb. 22-27.
All._ Hunter & All, Want's, Peoria, HI., Feb. 22-

Alieii, Scni-1 ft Violet, Avenue. Detroit, Fob, 22-
27; Colonial, Cleveland, 2U-SIarch B.

Alllaons, Mr. ft Mrr... Keith's BIJ011, Phlla., Feh.
22-27.

Aldrlch, Chan. T.. pastor'H, N. Y. 0„ Feh. 22-2..

Amalla & Manoli Family, La Petite. Seattle,
Wash., Feb. 22-27.

Antrim ft Peters, Howard, Boston, Feb. 22-27;
Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn.. 20-SIorch 5.

Anderson & Bilggs, Orpheum, Sau Fran., Feb. 28-
March 5.

Arnlin ft Wagner, (5. O. H., Indlannpolls, Feb. 22-
27; Columbia, Cincinnati, 28.March 5.

Artcato, Orpheum, New Orleans, Feb. 22-27.

Atditon & Karle, Acnie, Sacramento, Onl., Feb, 22-
27.

Anciitt A EdGle, Keith's, Providence. Feh. 22-27.

Ashlon. Margaret, Tlvolt, London, Eug., Feb. 22-
Mnrch C.

Atlantis. Main St., Peoria. III., Feb. 22-27.

Anoi-S, The, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, Feb, 52-
27.

Austin, Red.. Columbia, St. Louis, Feb. 22-27.

Arolos (2), Keith's, N. Y. C, Feb. 22-27.

Uithb ft Cage, Majestic, Grand llnplds, Mich., Feb.
21-27.

Hnllcy ft Sladlson, Kelth'B, Providence, B. I.,
Feb. 22-27.

Rnker, Robert, Bdlso.i, Helena, Mont. Feb. 28-
March 0.

Taker, Pete, Temple. Detrot. Feb. 22-27.

Basque Quartette, II. ft 11., Bkln,, Feb. 22-27.

Hayes, Norn, Keith's, Boston, Feb. 22-27.

Dames. Paul, Keith's, Providence, It, I., Feb.
22-27. _

Bailey, Blanche, Brnilenhnrgb's. Phlla., Feb. 22-
27.

Ilnegesens, Ttie, Sum, Stockholm, Sweden, Feb.

2li-Slareb 5.
llnnls. (4). Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 22-27.

Beck ft Slcwnrt, Briiilenlmrgli's. riilla., Feb. 22-

99
TleUinun ft Moore, II. ft li., Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
llehnont Sisters, Unique. Indianapolis, Fell, 22-

Beaii.w. The. Arcade. Toledo, ft., FcK S2-27i Or-
pheum. Torre liauie, lml.. 20-March S.
Bergere, Valerie, Orpheum, New Orleans, Feb. 22-

Bernstein. Annie, Pastor's. N. Y. 0., Feb. 22-27.
Bell ft Oliver, Pastor's, }t. Y. fl.. Feb. 22'27.
Kinney ft Chapman, Howard. Boston. Feb. 22-27.
lllnus, Blnna ft Rlnns, Pnietor'a 23d St., N. Y.

C, Feb. 22-27, -•

Bigger ft Dreber, Watson's, Bkht., Feb, 22-27.
lllocksom ft Bums, Orpheum, Bkln,, Feb. 22-27.
BloodRood, Katharine, Temple, Detroit, Feb. 22-

Bond, Frnlerle. ft Co.. n. ft B„ Bllin., Feb. 22-

Brvn'rrt A rtavllle. Mala Street, Peoria, III., Feb.
2"-"? ,- .■

Rmoks nrns., Paator'a, N. Y. 0., F«t». 22-27.

Btltlons, The, Kelth'i, N. X. C, Feb, »»T, J

FEBRUAJRY27-

Urnwii & Nevarro, Bbca's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

22-27. ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■ •

liruinaxa * Clark, Belle, Oakland, Col.. Feb. 22.

27; Lyceum. Ban. Fran., SQ-Miirch 5.
Jlrowu ft Barlolettl, Wataoo'a, Bain., Feb. 22-27.
liuitun A Barton, Memphis, Term., Feb. 21-27.
Uurkliart, LUtlao, * Co., S. 4 &, N. Y. O., Feb,

22-27. ■""■'■
liarton & Broom, Empire. Newark, N. J., Feb. 22-

•7 : Maryland, Baltimore, 23-Msrch S.
C.nnil & Duveroe, Weaat's, j?eorla, 111., Feb, 22-

27. :--;•!■.■ .'■.,.

Curlers, The, Crjital. 8t- Joseph, Mo., Feb. 22-

27.
< 'urtnea Shftera, Shea's, Toronto. Can., Ftb. 22-27.
furincn Troupe. Keith's New, Phllu., Feb. 22-37.
OiRltalnc, Alcrlde, Proctor's 2nd St., V. X. «.,

Feb. 22-27i _ fj

f 'urr * Crowley, 0. H., Decorau. la., Feb. 22-27.
Cestui & Do Verne, Weaat'a, Peoria, ill., Feb. 22-

Proctor's Gth Ave., N.

THE NEW. YOEK ^ CLIPPEE.

9

Furlong, Caprice &
Mass., Ftb. 22-27
G.

Gardner ft UailuVra,
27.

*«""?• ,?'l»on, SprlnrOfM.
Park, Worcester, nu storcb

Kuulre, Cleveland,

^i., 8 .^™:, Cuase'H, Wasbtuglon. D
,, --•-J • Empire, Cleveland, "

Feb. 22-
-- U.. 1'eb.

•>" a?' 3fflk ft,at, .Manchester, N U., Feb!

MR, Nashua 21>-Morch a.
SKlESLV2S.23l Ktltb's. Boston, Feb. K-27.
InlHgher ft Barrett, Aroailo. Toledo, C, Feb 21

tittle A I'rlickiiw, I'roctor's Stb Are., N. Y. 0..
rcb. 22-27.

Keith's Mow, FhUa.. Feb. 22-

Mou.. Feb. 22-

Mlaieula,

Llttlcllcld, Mnrlou

Long, Thus. H„ Uriu,

March 5.

I.ncnrios, The, Keltlt'x, Boston, Feb.
I.yneb ft Jewell, Keith's, Providence,
J.ynn». Tha, Proctor's. Newark, N. J.,
l.ynn & Chosen. Clem, Lynn, Mass..

Frt>T 32-27.
Feb. 22-27.
Feh. 22-27.

M

Feb.

Y. C.

Keith's, Providence, B, ., Feb. 22

27.

Carter ft Blttford,

Feb. 22-27.

t'urp & Fnrrtll, Gem, Lynn. Mass., Feb. 22-27.
Cnllahnu ft Mack, Caato, Fall Elver, Moan., Feb.

""-27.- - * -

Castellut ft Hall, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 22-27, '
Carlhi, Boae, Howard, Beaton, Feb. 22-27.
Carlln ft Otto, Orpbeum, . San Fran., Feb. 28-

March 6.
Carroll ft Clarke, Unique, Indianapolis, Feb. 22-27.

22-27.
Clifford, ,T. W., Novelty, Pueblo, Col., IVeb. 22-27
diaries, Carl, Kdlaon, Tncoran, Wusb., Feb. 22-

27;. Pallor, Everett, 20-Uarch 5.
Clierrr ft Bates, O. II., Loudon, Can., Feb. 20-

March C. •_ ,

Charles, Carlos, Bradcuburg's, Pbliu., Feb. 22-

27,
Christopher, Lyric, Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 22-27.
Chatham Hlstera, Lyceum, Otden, If., Feb. 22-27.
Clarke. Wilfred ft Co., Park, xoangstown, 0., Feb.

""-27,
Clifford, Billy S.,' Orphean, Omaha, Feb. 22-27;

Orphean), Kansas City, 29-Marcb 6;
Clayton, Jenkins ft Jasper, Empire, Leicester,

Ens., Feb. 22-27; Annie, Birkenhead, 20-

March D.
Clements ft Thill. Proctors 20d St., N. Y. C,

Feb. 22-27.
CllTctte, C. O. H., Chicago, Feb. 22-27.
CUflord & Harvey. Mechanic, Salem, Mans., Feb.

22-27. *'

Clark* ft Temple, roll's, Bridgeport, Gain., Feb.

22-27; Foil's. Waterbory, 20-March 5.
Clifton, Mabel, TJniqnc, Indianapolis, Feb. 22-

27. •

Cooper ft Robinson, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. (I.,

Feb. 22-27.
Cooian, F, Alan, Grand, Newport, It. I., Feb. 22-

Colby Family, Arcade, Toledo, Feb. 21-27 ; Du-

quesne. Pittsburg. 20-Marcb 6.
Collllns ft Hart, Hippodrome, Liverpool, Eng.,

Feb. 22-27 ; Pavilion, Glasgow, Scot., 20-Marcb

fi.
Coleman, Al

27.
Conwy & Pearl, Proctor's, Newnrb, N. J., Feb.

22-27: Fulton St., Bkln., 29-Mnrch 0.
Cole & Johnson, Shea's, Buffalo, Feb. 22-27.
Couture ft Gillette, Park, Younggtown, 0., Feb.

"2-"7
Connors ft Conuors, Crystal, St Joseph, Mo.,

Feb. 22-27.
CoiuYy ft Klein, Grand, Itullanupijlls. Feb. 22-27.
Corbctt, Jus. J., Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 22-27.
Cressy & Dayne, Circle, W. Y. C, Feb. 22-27.
Craig & Ai Jell. Boyal, Montreal, Cau., Feb. 22-

27: Park, Worcester, Mass., 29-March D.
Crawford & Manning, H, ft S„ N. Y. 0., Feb.

22-27.
Crane, Mr. ft Mrs. Gardner. Keith's. N. Y. C,

Fcb:.22-2T! Empire, Cleveland. ID-March G.
Cunningham ft Lord, Keith's liljou, Pblla., Feb.

22-27. ;■■■,-

D'h & D'p. Maze, Portland, -Ore., Feb. 22-27 ;

Oherou, Portland, 29-MareIi G.
Dancing Violinist, The, Portland, Portland, Me.,

Feb. 22-27; Mechanic, Saloiu, Mass., 2D-

March 6. . -

Davb! ft McCauley. Orpbeuia, Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Day, Geo. W., Orpbenm. Sau Fran., Feb. 21-27.
Dnrrow. Mr. ft Mrs. Stuart, Dockstader's, Wil-
mington.' Del., Feb. 22-27; Keith's BIJou.

Phils., 29-Uarci G.
Davis ft Wilson, Avenue, Plttsbnrg, Feb. 22-27.
Dawson, Ely, Edison, Seattle, Feb. 22-27.
Daly ft Dcverc, Bradentnirgh'B, Pblla, Feb. 22-

27.
Day. Edmund ft Co., Baymarket, Chicago, Feb.

22-27.
Daly, Eddie, O. B.. Haverhill, Mass.. Feb. 22-27.
Dngwell, Aarle, Circle, N. Y. C, Feb, 22-27.
Duly, Carlos, Orpheara. Terre Haute. Feb. 22-27.
Delmore ft Wilson, Empire, Hall, Eat., Feb. 22-

27: Eiulpre. South Shields. 20-March G.
Del Wnruo ft Ivy, Featcn's, Buftalo, N. Y.. Feb.

22-27; Star, UamUtoa, Cnn.. 20-Mc.reb G.
Delphluo ft Delmora, Keith's, Providence, Feb. 22-

27.
Delmore, Misses, X'ortlaad, Portland, Me., Feb.

22-27; Mechanic, Salem, Mass., 20-Marcb S.
1 levcaii, lluliert, Keith's Kew, Pollu., Feb. 22-27.
Delmar. Carlotta, Kelth'a. N. Y. 0., Feb. 22-27.
Do Muths, The, Arcade, Toledo, O., Feb. 21-27.
De JancDpe, Countess Blanea, H. ft B., Bklu.,

Feb. 22-27.
Dickson. Cliau., ft Co., Keith's, ProvUence, B. I.,

Feb. 22-27. '
Dlllis ft DUks. Grand, Newport, It. I., Feb. 22-27.
Diamonds, The Hub. MILford, Mass.. Feb. 22-27.
Donahue ft Nichols, H. ft B„ Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Doyle, Edward. Lewlitoo, Me., Feb. 22-27;

Portland. 20-March 6.
Dooley ft Fowlej, Faltoa Street, Bklu., Feb. 22-

27.
Donovan, Fannie. Proclor's 23d St., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 22-27.
Doyle ft Granger, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., Feb. 22-27.
Doiiovuu. Jaa. B„ Watson's, Bkln.. Feb. 22-27.
Dolun, Roger & Belle, Empire, Hoboken, N. J„

Feb. 22-37.
Doukley ft.Ehode. Paatort, N. Y. O., Feb. 22-27.
Donovan, Jub.. Park, Yaungstowu, Feb, 22-27.
Dorhm, Bertha, Orpheuin, Utlca, N. Y„ Feb. 22-

Doylc, Patsy, Casto, lyowell, Mass., 1^'eb, 22-27.
Diane, Snm D.. Casto, Lowell, Mass., Feb. 22-27.
Dresser. Louise, Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 22-27.
Drew, Mr. ft Mrs. Sidney, Haymarket, Chicago,

Feb. 22-27. ™ ■• ' .»... "

Dumonds (3), Orphean), Bkln., Feb, 221-27.
Dupre, Jeanette, Wntsoa's. Bkln.. Feb. 22-27.
Duncan, A. O., Orpheuoa, New Orleans, Feb. 22-

Dyllyn, J. Bernard, Howard, Boston, Mass., Feb.

22-27.
Eckert & Berg, Majestic, Grand Baplds, Mlcb.,
_ Feb. 22-27. X^ 5 *
Edwards, Joe, Poalor'a, N. Y. 0., Feb. 20-March

G, - .' ,v-i.
Edwards" 4. 'KcmeU, Bradenburgh's, Phlln., Feb.

22-27.
Eldrldge, Press, Kelth'a, N. Y. C. Feb. 22-27;

Duqueane, Pittsburg, 20-Marcb G.
Eldocaft Norte, Nelson, Springfield, Muss,, Feb.

22-27.; Park, Worcester. 20-March G.
Emerson & Omega, Q. 0. H.. Chicago, Feb. 22-27.
Ernest, Chas.; Haymaiket, Chlesgo, Feb. 22^27.
Esmoode, Mr, ft Mm., Bapire, CleveUwd, Feb. 22-

HOOT .

Gaylor, Bobby, 0. O. U„ Chlcauo Feb
Gerald^ ft Brrta, Frlt. ; 8 r PoWdfo'rc

ae 27 1 ™lLrt!r' 1 '| , .il" l>lr 'l °'" s 5°w. &.«t. Feb. 22-
£1 . Empire, Llvetpoil, En?.. 20-M«rch I

K.w.'.A 1 ™ 1 !.. K>, "'' s ' I^l«'. Feb?
rum , '. 1 !f ,llU '"*'J ! ' '- S»-M*«elJ 5.
"HSSJ.Tn ""'"y. Weast'a, Peoria. III., Feb.
dilT.Tli »' >| r l' l , 1 «a | ". DavHiport, la., SB-Hawk r>.
GlrarU ft Oardner, Cqibeuni, Sao Fran.. Feb. 21-

cl [S?. n ,. 4 "a«. Park. Worcester, Maw.,
al £onrIS., & A 0U fe r, • DM,aUto >

•'y'.'.'.ie _* Leonard, ltou Tun, Salt Lake, V., Feb.
(Jinrrlck. Wilmington, Del., Feb.

Martin ft Qulcg.

22-27

May. Verun. Mala St., Peoria,
Muntcll ft Limb, Grand, Reno,

III.. Feb, 22-27.

Nev.. Feb. 22-27 : . 811 v

Schiller Ilros., 0. f>. II., Chlengo, Feb. 22-27.
Selinlt, (lerli inle, Ciliimbla, SI, Louis. Feb. 22-27.
BHUOn Clillilrx'li. Shea's, 'i'oroulo, Cnn., Feb. 22-27.
Seymour ft Diipree. Argyle; illrkeiiheiul, Kiig.,

Feb. 22-JT: 'flvoll. Leiils. 20-Mnrrh fi:
Slmiitytoirii Trio. A: ft 8., Boston. Feb. 22 27.
Slicnnnn & De Forrest, Empire. Cleveland, Feb,

22-27.
Bamrera, Millie, Crystal. Mllwnnkee, Feb. 22-2*.
sherry. 4. W„ I'nator's, N. Y. C KMi. 22-27.
Sl.tSlman'it Dogs, Mechanic. Huston. Feb. 22-27.
Sbarrer ft De Camp. Forst Keller, Mllwuuki-e,

Feb. 22-27.
Slmon-a*nlncr Co., Fulton Street. Ilklu., Feb. 22-

-17.

CARTAOA.

Feb.

WIN

I. Y. O..

Feb. 22-

a awL >t & ft a>me ' Atluntlc Garden, N. Y. C,

Hayes, Notelly, Oakland, Gal., Feb.

Pblla.,

Glenroy. James' liUbniotid, ' Pnstor'i

bob. 22-27-
Gloss, Chaa. ft Soa, Coluiubla, St. Louis,

Gonlon ft
22-27.

G( Feb"'2™7 Cg * **■* KcUU '" B1JoUl

0u .»}'2l- W, * Am *- Keith's. N. Y. C, Feb.

X 1-27 j Keith's, l'rovulencc, It. I., 29-March ."..
Gruy'a Marloncites, Clrek.-. N. Y. C. Feb. 22 27

p'l' nSo**-' '"• l *r«etor*s 2M St.. N. Y. 0.,
Groh, Frank, Crystal. Milwaukee. Feb. 22-27.
Gt S^.* w< ™«'. ilnla Street. Peorlu, 111., Feb.

— H-,\iarcli 5.
Gregsons, The, Keith's, Pawtucket, K. I., Feb.

S...-27. ^

Grant, Sidney, Colonial. Cleveland, Feb. 22-27 •
„ I/,- * B.. S. r. C. Zit-Marcb G.
1 .IK- " * Wm " Clu1 Cs. San Fran., Feb.

Harvey, Belle, Casto, Fall Blver, Musa., Feb. 22-

27.
lianlon ft Zaufrelta, Cbutea, San B*ran., Feb. 22-

Bolley, Keith's, Protldencc,

Porlluud, Portland, Me.,

27.

Everhltf,. Pxoctol'B 23d St.. N. Y. C, FeTb. _22-

Evans, May, Kelth'a.. Providence, Feb. 22-87.
Evnna tfrlo, Star. Hanilton. Can.. Feb. 22-27.
^cret^BJiterj, Crown, Ft, Worth, Tax., Feb. 22-

March- B.— .... i'^--. /.. . v „ . , ,.

1'niljtte Orehestra, Keith's, l'rovldeucc, B. I.,

, Fab. 22-27.

"m|9. Lyric, tbicolu, Nob., Feb. 21-27;

• Orystul, Denver. 29-March 0.

Favor* Sinclair, Proctor's. Nowurt, ft J., Feb.

l'"a" Blue, Empire. Cleveland, Feb. 22-27.
Ferguaoa 4 Mack, Orpheuin, N. O., Feb. 22-27.
Ierlruaon, Dupre Co.. Cheyenne, Wyo„ Feb. 22-
,.27 ; Ptteblo. Cal„ 29-Mareh it.
1 **» Mr^ & Mrs. Perkins, Paster's, N. Y. C

Fields', vv, o.', TlvoU Pnlace, Cane Town, Bo. At.,

Feb. 22-Marcb G.
Ulson ft Errol, Oniteum, Still. Fran., Feb. 21-

Miireb G.
Flood Bros., Keith's, ProvWeucc, B. I., Feb. 22-

FlJreni Tronpe. Circle, N. Y. C, Feb. 92-27.
Flyna, Joe, Columbia. Cincinnati. Feb. 22-27.
Pox ft Ward. UMlson, Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 22-
v'"l' J s &*9 a ' Kvarttt 20-Uateh ».
J,ord ft WUaoa. Emplro. OleTeland, Feb. 22-27.
Foy ft Olark. Keith's. N. Y. 0.. Feb. 22-27.
lorbes 4 Forbes, Ohooos, Ban Fraa.,- Feb. 22-27,

Lyceum, 2B-Msrt.bG. f
{.orber. Crown, Ft. Worth, Tex., Feb. 22-Mareh 1
E2!L?'.. fc »!,«'««. Graad, Indianapolis, Feb. 22-27.
"fflPSti™* Proctor's 125th St.,' N. Y. C.

Feb. 22-5T.' -- — • • . ' •

r S*? r * M?«> Empire, Netrcirttleon-Trne. Eng..

Feb. 32-27 ; Empire. Sonth Snlelds, 2»-Marcb 0.
F'W 4 FleMs, Howard, Bosrnn. Feb. 82-27.
Puller, Ida M.,-Em»d, Oennaby, Fob, SS-20,

Ilurper, Desmond ft

11. I., Feb. 22-27.
Hampton, Marr, & Co.

Feb. 22-27.
Halleu ft Hugliea, Schenectady, N. Y., Feb. 22-27.
Hathaway ft Walters, Proctor's 2M St., N. Y.

0.. Feb. 22-27; Proctor's 125tb St.. 20-!i«rch G
Hawley ft Vaas, EUbron, Victoria, B. G, Feb.

22-27.
natch Bros., Cash). Fall Illver, Feb. 22-27.
Uutlmway, Belle, Keith's Bijou, Plilla., Feb, 22-

Harvey, W. S., Trent, Trenton, N. J., Feb 22-27.
Hnrinony Four, Empire, Edinburgh, Scot., Feb.

22-27: Empire, Glnsgow, 20-March G.
llurrls & Walters, Pistor's, N. Y. 0., Feb. 22-

27; Howard, Boston. 2»-Murcb 0.
Hall. Artie. H. 4 S., N. Y. C- Feb. 22-27.
Hart. Willie 4 Kdlth, Nelson. SprlngGeld, Mass.,
_ Fob. 22-27, Park. Worcester, 20-lIurcli G.
HoKkell. Loncy, Orpheuin, Kunaas City, Feb. 21-

27; Ornbeum, Omaha. 20-March G.
Huycs, Edmund, & Co.. Howard, Boston, Feb. 22-

27.
Hall, Pauline, Orpheuin, Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Hereford, Jessie. Haymarket, Chlcngo, Feb. 22-27.
Hearn ft Lewis, O. II.. London, Cuu., Feb. 22-27,
ilerrniann, Adelaide, Poll's, Waterhury, t'onu.,

Feb. 22-27; Poll's, Bridgeport 20-Marcb 0.
Healy, John. Bradentiurgh's, Pblla., Feb. 22-27.
Heath ft Eiccla, l'uli;ue, Stockton, Cal., Feb. 22-

27; Ualque, Sacrumento, 20-Marcb 5. "•
llennessy, Int. A., Lyceum, San Fran., Feb. 22-

27; Chutes, 29-Marcli 5.
Hcunians (11), 0: II., Du Bols. Pa., Feb. 22-27.
HoldswortlM. The. Empire, Cleveland, Feb. 22-

27; Detroit, 20-Unrck 5.
Hodge. Hall ft Co., Empire, Hoboken, N. J., Feb.

22-27.
Howard Bros., Orpheaui, Bkln,, Feb. 22-27.
Uolden ft Florence, Orpheum, Deuver, Feb. 20-
March S.
Hocuu, Ernest, Temple, Detroit, Feb. 22-27.
Holmes ft Wakteu, Edison, Missoula, Mont., Feb.

22-27. .
Howard ft Crosby, Slieedy's, New Bedford, Mass.,

Feb. 22-27.
Howard ft Bland, Haymarket, Chicago, Feb. 22-

27.
Hnuillnl, Harry, Empire, Birmingham, Eng., Feb.

22-Mnrcb G,
noey.-.Tctamy, Folton Street. Bkln,, Feb. 22-27.
Hoosler Zuuures, G. O. II., Indianapolis, Feb. 22-

27.
Howard's Dogs & Ponies, Circle, N. Y. 0., Feb.

22-27.
Hume, iloss ft Lewis, Fulton Street, Bkln,, Feb.

22-27.
Bonttan, (4), Shea's. Toronto, Can., Feb. 22-27;

Hainmcrstelu's, K. Y. C, 20-March 5.
Iliinii, Mr. ft Mi's, lieu, Crystal, tit. Joseph, Mo.,

•Felj. 22-27.
Jiinls, Elsie. Shea's, llultalo. N. 1'., Feb. 22-27;

Shea's, Toronto, 20-llarch G.
J.-.uies ft David, Staudurd, Hoas'.uu, Tex., Feb.

22-27.
Jennettes, The, Casto, Fall Ulvcr, Mass., Feb. 22-

27.
Jennings ft Jewell, Empire, Vuncouver, B. 0.,

Feb. 22-27: Empire, Westminster, 20-March 5.
JenniiiKS ft Uonfrew, Haymarket, Chlctgo, Feb.

2"-27
Joiiiiett'sisters, Jacobs', Peoria, 111.. Feb. 22-27.
Johnsons, The, Jacobs', Peorlu, III., Feb. 22-27.
John-done, Menifee ft Co.. Colonial, Cleveland,

Feb. 22-27;.
Johnson, Ben, People's, Lowell. Mass.. Feb, 22-27.
Jones, Irviuit. Chutes, Suit Fran., Feb. 22-27.
Karl, Tom. Keith's, Boston, Feb. 22-27.
Kane, Emui'.'tt, Orpbeum, Davenport, la., Feb.

22-27.
Kuiifuian Troupe, Proctor's. Newark, N. J., Feb.

""-27.
Kenuu, Charles, Duiuesiie, Pittsburg, Feb. 22-27.
Keuo, Walsh ft Melrose, Fulton Slrect, Btlu., Feb.

22-27.
Kentou, DomUiy, Proctor's 1251b St.. N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 22-27 ; 1'ixietor's, Albany, 20-»Inreh G.
Kentons I'D. Meehaiilu. Sulcm, Muss.. Feb. 22-

27; Kelth'a, l'uwtuckoc. It. L, 20-March G.
Kelly ft Kelsay, Auditorium. Norfolk, Va., Feb.

22-27.
Kelly ft Vloteltc. Cliules, Sun Fran., Feb, 22-27.
Kelly, Claude, BIJou, Suula A Cal., leb. 21-

27; Olr.eograph, Lo« A., 28-Mareb S. -
Kelly, Sam ft Ida, F.vcrctt, Wash., K'b. 22-27.
Keoneo ,v Bulluul, G. O. H„ ludlunuiiolls. Feb.

22-27; Coloiubio, Cincinnati 2S-Mnrch G.
Kennedy ft Uooney, Howard. Boston Feb. 22-27.
Kenny ft Hollls. Howard. Boston, Feb. 22-27.
Klucald Sisters. H. ft U., Hklu., Feb. 22-27.
Klralto Bros., Frill's. Portand, Ore., leb. _22-27.
King. Vera, Arcade. Toledo, 0-, Feb. 21 -27,
Klein ft Clifton, Empire, Toledo, O., Feb. 22-27.
KIclu, Ott Bros, ft Nlckersou, Park, Youngstowu,

O., Feb. 22-27.
Kopne, Star. Uatnllton. Can., Feb. 22-27.
La Jess, Tbos. * Cumille, Music Hull. Gloucester,

Muss., Feb. 22-27.
Lafayette. Columbia, St. .Louis. Feb. 22-27.
Lacentra ft Devere, People's, Lowell, llnss., Feb.

22-27.
La Mondue, Frank, Uuymarket, Chicago, Feb. 22-

27.
Lawsoa 1 Namon, Park, Yongstown, O., Feb. 22-

La'Twir,. Irene, Proclor's 2Sd St.,<N. r. C, Feb.

I.ideif i Collins. Ilowanl. Boslon, Feb. 22-27.

U Moines, Kinpln. Bradford. Eng., K-b. 22-2i;
Umpire. Hull, IMi-Marcb G.

Lane. Muale, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vo„ bob. 22-
«j.

Lit Mollis, The Keith's, Boston, Feb. 22-27; Jot-
ters, Saginaw, Mlcb., 20-March G.

La Veen ft Cnws, Howard. Boston, t'eb. 22-27;
Oslo, Fall Hirer, 20-March G.

Lalell, Ed, Kclth'H, Boston, Feb. 22-27.

La Veltes. Watson's, Bkln,. Feb. 22-27.

Lane. Chris. Howard, Boston. Feb. 2S-27.

Lavltic ft Alrae, Pastor's. N. Y. U. beb. 22-27.

Lar^don, Uardle, Park, Youugiluwu, 0-. Feb. 22-
27.

I.tttason, Mabel. Chutes, Sun Fran.. Feb. 22-17.

Lavender ft Tonimn, Shell's, lluflslo, Feb. 22-27.

Lloyd, Herbert, Kellb's. Boston. Feb., 22-27.

Lenore ft St. Claire, 0. U. 11.. Chlcaso, lob. 22-
27.

Lo Clnir. Harry. BIJou. Phllu.. Feb. 22-27-

Le Boy ft Clayton. Kellli'^. Boslon. Id'. »S7.

Lees, The, Qraniwiii'H, Sloaklnn, Cal.. Feb. 22-27.

I*«. Henry. Empire. Cleveland. Feb. 22-27.

I-eonnnl Slslers. Itiitralo. N. Y.. Feb. ,22-27.

l<yin«r<l, Oni. Castn, l^well, Mass., Feb, 22-2,.

Lennoii, Bert, Casto, Fall IllTfr, Mass., Feb. 22-

t«n'4 Adeline. Keith's. N. Y. C. Feb. 22-27.

Leo ft Suite, Jacobs', Peoria, 111., Feb, 22-27,

Notelty, Salt Lake City. 2U-Mareh G,,
-Mnson-Keeler Co.. C. 0. II., Chicago, Feb. 22-27.
Marraiaa. (3), Lowell, Lowell. Mass.. Feb. 22-
. 27: O. II., Fltcblnirg, 20 March 0.
UoaeeUe Comedy Co., Pastor's. N. Y. C, Feb.

211-March 5.
Mnnlln (Junrlet, Columbia. St. LonI*, Feb. 22-27.
JIaek. Kddlc, Keith's New, I'hllu.. Feb. 22-27.
Mnglijleys, The. Keith's, Providence. 11. 1., Feb.

MurTin_ft l»e.irl, Pr-n-tor'a 5th Ave.. N. Y. 0.. Feb,

Marion '& Dean. Orpheum, N. Y. C. Feb. 22-27.
Martini ft Max MHIlait. Keith's New. l'hlla., Feb.

22-27; Keith's, X. Y. C. 20-March G.
Murlnellas. The. Louden, Can.. Feb. 22-27; Las-
man's, Juliet, 111., 20-March G.
Murlowe, I'lunkltt & Co.. Keith's, Boston, Fob.

22-27: Keith's, S Y. (!., 20-Marcb 0.
HntiFOckl ft Wilbur. Keith's New, Plilla., Feb.

22-27.
Madcaps <:i). O. 1!.. Lowell, Mass., Feb. 22-27.
Mnrsh ft Snrtclla. Main Street, Peoria, III.. Feb.

22-27.
Muresl's Bus Reliefs. Columbia, Cincinnati. Feb.

21-27.
M alliens. Juggling, a. O. U., Indlanniiolls. Ind.,

Feb. 22-27"
Mohr, Agnes. H k II., Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Martinet!! ft Qrissl. Keith's. N. Y. C, Feb. 22-

27; Keith's, providence, It. I.. 2t)-Mareb r>.
May ft Miles. Grand. Newport, It. L. Keb. 22-27.
Muckwoods, The,. Keith's BIJou, Pblla., Feb. 22-

27. .

McDonald ft Hllunnn, Crystal. Milwaukee, Feb.

22-27.
McCue ft t'alilll. Keith's, ft Y. C. Feb. 22-27.
MeWatcrs 4 Tyson Co.. Proclor's, Albany, N. Y„

Feb. 22-27; Proclor's, Newark, N. J., 20-

Match G.
McOord, Louis ft CO., Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

22-27. .

McDonald. Jus. F., Keith's. N. Y. C, Feb. 22-27.
Melrose Troupe, Nelson, Sprlngtleld, Mass., Feb.

22-27. .

Merrltt. Hal. Mala St., Peorln. 111.. Feb. 22-27.
Melding ft Beuu, Arcade, Seattle, Feb. 22-Marcb

G,
Miwiltli, Jerome 4 Co., Columbia. St. Louis, Feb.

22-27.
Meyer ft Muson, Ualque, Suit Luku City, Fell.

22-27.
Mitchells (It), Chester, Pa.. Feb. 22-27.
Mldgeleya. The. Jacobs, Pearls, ill., Feb. 22-27.'
Mhluley and Carlisle, Temple. lX'trult, Feb. 22-27.
MoriiMi, Jumes J., Empire, lluluken, N'. J., Feb.

Motoglrl, lliinsn, Hamburg, Cer., Fell. 22-Murcb

G.
Munis 4 Morris, llniud. Norfolk. Vn., Feb. 22-27.
Moatrtl, Cans.. Casino. Purls. Fr., Feb. 22-27.
Mortimer, Elolse. I'aslor's, N. Y. C, Feb. 20-

Mi.rch G.

Murrlssey ft I'uiiieron, Weaxt's, I'eorla. 111., Feb.

22-27 ; Ol'iiheuui. Davenport, la., 2U-.Mnrcb G.
Murrla ft Uovteu, Orphouiu, S»n Fran.. Feb. 21-27.
Moutre, Mnrtlm. Columbia. SI. Louis. Feb. 22-27.
Morris ft Parker, Moore's, Lima, a, Feb/ 22-
Mareh G.
Murphy. Mr. ft Mrs. Mark. Orpheum, Utlca. K.

Y.. Feb. 22-27; Umpire, Hobokeu, ft J., 211-

Mnreh G,
Murphy ft V'lllard. Trent, Trenton, N. J„ Feb.

2.1-27.
MurnhF ft Frances. Keith's New, Plilla., Feb. 22-

27.
Murllia, I.IIlloji Le Itoy, CiibIo, Lawrence, Mass.,

Feb. 22-27.
Madge, Eva, Umpire, llolwken. ft J„ Feb. 22-27.
Nelta. Ruth. Dockstader's. Wilmington, Del,, Feb.

J2-27.
Nctr. John. Ellison. Ballard, Wash., Feb. 22-27;

Umpire, Scuttle. 20-March G.
Newell ft Klblo, Culainbla, Clncltinutl, Feb. 22-27 ;

Main St.. Peorlu. III., 20-Mnreli .1.
Nello. Mr. & Mrs,, 0. O. II., Chicago. Feb. 22-27.
Newsboys' Quintet. Keith's. Bosmn. Feb. 22-27.
Nlghtons (4). Slien'B, Toniiilu, Can.. Feb. 22-27.
NloholB Sisters. Columbia. Cincinnati, Feb. 21-27.
Nohrens. i'lir. Keith's BIJou, Pblla.. Feb. 22-27.
Norwortb. Jsck. Aveaiie, Detroit. Feb. 22-27.
Nugent, J. C, ft Co., Columbia, Clncliuuitl. Feb.

21-27.
O'Brien, I'ri.uk. Ilayiaarket, ChicnKO. Feb. 22-27.
Orpheus Comedy Four, Duuueauo Pittsburg, Feb.

Orvllle 'ft Frank, Watson's, Ilkhi., Feb. 22-27;

Proctor's. Newark. N. J., 20-Moreh G.
O'ltinrke .V Bennett Trio. Coliiuthlu, St. Louis,

Feb. 22-27.
Olto Bros.. I'orlhinil. Portland. Me., Feb. 22-27.
Owlcy ft ltau.lu.li, Keith's BIJou, Phllu., Feb. 22-

27.
Parker's Dog draw, II. ft B„ Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Passports, Daiiclng, Shea's, Toronto, Can., Feb.

22-27; Bmptrc, Cleveland, 20-March G.
Parker. Burt, Crown, Fort Worth, Tex., Feb.

22-27.
Parker ft Alvorn, llradenhargh's. Phllu., Feb. 22-

27: Star, Phlln.. 20-Mnrch S.
Fetching IlroH.. Keith's BIJou. l'hlla.. Feb. 22-27.
Pilot. Keith's hew. Phlln.. Feb. 22-27.
Pciii.inaii ft Birry, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vs.,

Feb, 22-27.
Peters, Phil ft Keltic Circle, ft Y. O.. Feb. 22-

27.
Piccolo Mlilcets. Ortiheum, Bklu., Feb. 22-27.
Pierce ft Muiiee. Shen's, Buffala. ft Y., Feb. 22-

27: Slu-a's. Toronto, Can., 211-Msreb 5.
Pinned ft Catty . O. II., Putcrson. N, J., Feb. 22-

27.
Powers ft Theobald,

Feb. 22-27.
Prcntlco Trio, 0. 11.,

22-27.
Premier Comedy Quartet,

Feb. 22-S7.
Quaker City Qiurlet, C. 0. H.

IluniHey Sisters, C. 0. II.. Chicago, Feb. 22-27.
lliunza ft Arno. II. ft S.. N. Y. K, Feb. 22-27.
BundolpiiR. The, Crystal, Colorado Springs, Col.,

Feb, 22-27.
Bui'kelt A rTtmnli Star, Berraonilsoy, London,

Eng,, Feb. 29-March G.
R.t|ioii. I«o. Circle, N. Y. O....Fub. 92-27.
Iluj-inoiel, Llszlc WiiIkoii's, Ilklu,. Feb. 22-27.
Hah ft Brnsbe. 0. O. II.. Indlnnuiulk). Feb. 22-27.
Burlaw. Din, llalu Street, Peorlu, III., Feb, 22-

27. .

Reilmond. Bltii, Fulton Street. Ilklu,, Feb. 22-

27 ; Oriilieuui. N. Y. C, 20-Mureh S.
Reril ft Shaw. Proclor's, Newark, N. J.,' Feb. 22-

27.
Belyeii, Chas, II., Majeslle, Uraud Itnplds, Mich,,

j'L-ll. 21-27.
Itemlimtou, Maynie. Poll's. Hartford. Conn., Feb.

22-27, Poll's, Bridgeport, 20-Man?h 6.
Bio Bros, tot to. mgr.), Proctor's 23d St., N. Y.

C-Feb. 22-87.
Bice ft Rimer, Orpheuin. Los A., Cal., Feb. 22-

Mnrcli S.
It In Bros. (Geo.. Al. 4 Adolpli), Colombia, Cln-

clnnsiti. Feb, 21-27; Empire, Hoboken. N. J.,

k'D-Miirdi S.
Klfliiinls. (3), Orpbenm, Bkln., Feb. 22-27;

Circle, ft Y, C, 211-Mnreh G.
It'iM-H (2), Avenue, Detroit, Feb. 22-27.
lto-MVeti i Chll--lre«s, People's, Seattle, Feb. 22-

27; r.dlKim. 20-Mnreh G.
Bobbins. Janus. I'listor's, ft Y. C. Feb. 22-27.
ltucerx ft Lnvlie, MutM|iulltuu, Tampa, Fin., Feb.

22-Marelt -5. ' -

Itoonoy & Friiii':ls, Keith's New, I'lillu., Feb. 22-

Kusolre. Keltb'K. N. Y. C. Feb. 20-March D.
RonabloB 13). Arcade, Tobslo, O.. Feb. 21-27.
Rolwrts (1), Ilallitrd. Ilnllard, WusU., Feb. 22-27;

people's. Stattle. 20-Mhrch G.
Rnne. Wliml«, Auditorium. Norfolk, Va., Feb.

22-27. .
RiKsell, le.ih, Haymarket. tllilcago. Feb. 22-27.
Hussell, BIJou, Keith's, Boston. Feb. 22-27.
Bisssell A D.mliar. O. II.. London. Can., Feb. 22-

27: Stir. Iliiiilit.ni. 2M-Mnn.li C.
Pn^ell. Helen, Crystal, Milwaukee,- Feb. 22-27.
RnHsell. Pbll ft Carrie, tlnymarkel, Chicago, Feb.

22-27.
Bynu ft lllcb field. Proctor's, Newark, N, J,, Feb.

22-27.
s.ilto. Fl, llayntiirkel. Chicago, Feb. 22-27.
Knotiu. Ihtjin.irket, Chicago. Feb. 22-27,
Sirllle Sisters, Proclor's 2nd St., H. V, C„ Feb.

22-27.
Bailor & B.irtiretto, H. ft 11,. Bkln,, Feb. 22-27.
Banndfra, Cluilk, Portland, Portland, Me., Feb.

22-57.

g*-ycr, Edfllc, Crratal, UUirpolW, Feb, 22.27.

alio. Shea's llnffnlo, ft
II. C. Crystal. St.

Y.. Feb. 22-27.
Joseph, SIo.. Feb.

Slonn,

21.

Smlrl ft Kessner, Pnstor'H. ft Y. P., Feb. 22-27.
Sniedley Sketch Club. Main Stn-et, Peoria, III..

Feb. 22-37.
Snyder ft Buukley, Orpheum, Los A., Cul„ Feb.

22 -Mure 1 1 .',.
Sparrow, Nelson. Kprlmifleld. Mush., Feb. 22-27.
Splssell Bros., Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 22-

27 : Slieeily's, New lhilfonl, Mnss., 20-Mnreh ft.
Spui'iunl. Proctor's 2.1d St.. N. Y. 0„ Feb. 22-27.
SRinley ft Wltitoii, Orpheum New Orleans, Feb,

Auditorium, Norfolk, Vn„ Feb.
Oi-pbeuui, New Orleans. Feb.
Siwknne. Wash.,

IT.

Feb.

Feb.

Main Street, Peoria, III.,

Portsmouth. N. U„ Feb.
Keith's BIJou, Pblla.,
Chlcugo. Feb. 22-

Stitrr, .Mitilellne,

22-27.
SuTt-Kretto Fniully

22-27.
St. Ives, Flora, Cieiir il'Alene,

Feb. 21-Mnreh C.
Stephens, Hal. C. «>. II., Clilcniro, Feb. 22-
Stewart, Cal., Proctor's 2llil St., N. Y. 0.

22-27.
St. Oiikc Bros.. Portland. Portland. Me.

22-27.
f-ullaTtlej llrrw.. Kellb's, Prtivldeni-e. Feb. 22-27.
Sully Family. Avenue. Detroit. Feb. 22-27.'
Sullivan, Jolm I... Nelson, Sprluglleld, Mass., Feb,

1B-20,
Sully ft Phelps, Columbia. SI. Uuls. Feb. 22-27;

C. O. II.. Chicago. 211-Mnn'h G.
Sullivan ft Weston. U. ft I!.. Bkln., Feb. 211-

March 9.
SiilltSnn it Patterson, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va„

Feb. 22-27.
Sulll vnii, Mark, Shea's, Toronto. Can., Feb. 22-27.
Swisllsh Ladles' Quintet. Or.dieimi, Deuver. Col.,

Feb. 22-27 ; Ornhciini, Snu Fran., 211-March G.
Swtekanl. Mr. ft Mrs.. Palace. Bristol, Eng..

Feb. 22-27: Palace. Sunderland. 20-March 6.
Swan ft lluniliiril, Empire, Hoboken. N. J., Feb.

22-27.
Sylvester. Lawrence, Criterion, Tampa, Fbi., Feb.

2!)-.M«n-)i 5.
Sylvan ft O'Neill, Criterion, Tampa, Flu., Feb. 20-

Mnrcli H.
Ttllliot ft lingers. Empire, Cleveland. Feb. 22-27;

Columbia, Cincinnati, 'JS-Marcli G.
Tninieii, Julius SI., Proctor's Gtb Ave., N. Y. C

.Ftb. H2-27.
Tinnier & Ollbrrl. Watson's, Bkln., Feb. 22-27.
Taylor, I'bas. K. ft Bertha, Orpbenm, Terre

limits, Intl.. -Feb. 22-27.
Tuffnry'a Dogs, u. o. II. , Indianapolis,- Feb. 22-

27.
Thome, Jlr. & Mrs. Harry. Poll's, Bridgeport.

C'-iiiii.. Feb. 22-27 ; Poll's, Waterhury, 20-

Mitrcli G.
TbMnp, (Jlnrn, Orphi'iiiu, D-ni;er. Feb, 22-27.
Thonlson, Iluiry, Urpheiim. San Fran., Feb. 21-

ThiHi, Jiic, Trk>. tiriiheiiin. Utlca. N. Y.. Feb. 22-

27 ; Prot-lnr's 2:id St.. ft Y. C Sfl-Miireh G.
Tburston, llovunl. Orpheuui, N. O.. Feb. 22-27.
Tllley. Vestu. Circle, N. Y. (!.. Feb. 22-27.
llppell ,'i Klliut-iit, Peel., Onkliind, Cal., Feb. 22-

Mnivii r>.

T'lerney. John T , V, O. II., CliiciiBo. Feb. 22-27.
Toiiihlns. Willi. mi. slitv-IVx. New lleilfurd, Mass.,

Feb. 22-27.
Toledo A frlee. Fnllnn Stiwt. Ilklu., Feb. 22-27.
ToiM'ko 4 W>«!. I Inward. Ilosto'i. Feb. 22-27;

Boston, L.nvell, 'J'lMar.-li G.
Tocuroniln Arabs, Keith's New, phlln., Feb. 22-27.
Travels, Itolntid. llljuil. Oskiish. Wis.. Feb. 22-

27: llljdi. liiilutli. Minn., 2fl-Mareli G.
Trovello. Sheu's, lluirnlo. X. Y.. Keb. 22-27.
Trinibsdums CD, I'if/ctor's, Gtb Ave., N. Y. 0.,

Feb. 23-27.
T'msk 4 Qludden. Star, Hamilton, Can., Feb. 22-

27; <V II.. Trillion. 20-SInreh fl.
Trusk 4; Muvmy, llljuit, Winnipeg, Can.. Feb. 22-

M.-trcli S,
Timber. Pat, tf. 0. 11.. Indianapolis, Feb. 22-27.
Tyler. Uosa Leo, Nelson, Sprlngllcld, Mnss., Feb.

22*27-
VollieT lillle., Clrpheum, Knimnn City. Feb. 21-27;

(Irplteiuu, Dearer, 2li-Murch G.
ViiHsur (llrlK (hi, tirpheimi. San I-'riUi., Feb. 21-

27 : Ortilii'inn. Los A.. 20-Miirch fl.
■Vallunro^ llortim. Kulplre, Cleveland. Feb. 22-27.
Van I'oso'i, ft McCauley, Park, Yuiingslown, ()..

Feb, 22-27,
Village Choir. Avenue, Detroit. Feb. 22-27.
Wan) K Curinii, 11. ft It.. Ilklu., Feb. 22-27.
Wiiterlmry Bros, ft 'I'enuy, Kelth'a New, Phlln.,

Feb. 22-27.
WntHoii. Ilnlehlns ft Kdwnnls, Shen's, Buffalo,

N. Y., Feb. 22-27.
Wiilluce. Flo Il„ Howard, lliwliin, Feb. 22-27.
M'arteulicrg Uron., Avenue, Detroit. Feb. 22-27.
M'ald.in. Mux, II. 4 S.. ft Y. 0.. Feb. 22-27.
Wurti-nbtirg Urns., Teinple. Dvti'olt, Feb. 22-27.
Wagner Sisters, Music Hull, tjluueester, Mass.,

Feb. 22-2J.
Warren ft Ulanclianl. Circle, ft Y. 0., Feb. S2-27.
Werni'r-AnioroH Troupe, Oriiheum, Sun Friiu., Feb.

21-27.
Welclier, Lynn, Colmtibln, St. Louis, Feb. 22-27.
Welsh, Chns. ft Jennie, t>. II., Loudon, Can.,
Fell. 2227: Smith's, tiruml Itnplils, Mleh., 20-
Mureh 9.
Wclaon Troupe. C. O. II.. Chlcugo. Feb. 22-27.
Webb's Seals & Sea Lions, Umpire, Ilnbnlieii, N.

J., Feb, 22-27.
West, John A., Umpire. Toledo, f)., Feb. 22-27.
Werili-n ft (iladlsu, Columbia, Clncltinutl, Feb.

2] -27,
Wenoua ft Frank. Proclor's, Newark, N. f„ Feb.
22-27; Proclor's 23d St,. N. Y. C. 20-Mnreh G.
Weli.li. Ken, Keith's BUM Pblla.. Feb. 22-27.
Welch, .Tax. ft Ccllii, 0. 11.. Woousocket. it. 1.,

Feb. 22-27.
West ft Vim Klelrn, Nelson, HprlngOcld, Mass.,

Fa*. 22-27 : II. ft S., ft Y. C. 20-Murcb 5.
Wlilleliousc, Clnculyn, Howard, Boston, Feb. 22-

27.
WhllCHldes, The, Casto, Full Illver, Num., Feb'.

22-27.
Whitney, Alum. Kellb's. N. Y. O., Feb. 22-27;

Keith's, Providence, It. I.. 20-Mnreh G.
Wilder, Marshall P., OrinVuin. Ilklu., Feb. 22-27.
Wllkens ft Carren, 11. ii. It., Bkln., Feb. 2D-

March C.
WIWi ft union, C. O. U„ Chlengo. Feb. 22-27.
Wilton ft Harts. Unwind. Iiosiuu, Feb. 22-27;

Arenus, I'lttHbnrg, 20-March G,
Wiiiiun Trio, Lyceum, Washington, Feb, 22-27,
WliM unlcy & ijulllvun, Chutes, Sau Frau., Feb.
' 22-27.
Wmid ft Biy, Keith's New, Plilla,, Feb. 22-27;

Pastor's. N, Y. C. 2li -Miireb B.
World's Trio. Keith's Uljon, Pblla.. Feb. 22-27.
Vi'odd. Qeo. II.. Shen's, liiiflnlo. N. Y„ Feb. 22-27.
Wool. Milt ft Maud. Mechanic. Holeni. Mass., Feb,

22-27 : I'orllund. Portlsml, Me. . 20-Mnrch G.
Wood. Francis. Manchester, N. II., Feb. 22-27 1

Nimbus 211-March 0,
Wright, Mr. ft Mrs. John ft, Kdlsnn, Aberdeen,
Wash., Fob. 22-27; Killson, Tacumu, 20-
Mureh S.
Wynne, Anna, Proctor'u, Newark, N. J., Feb. 22-

27.
Yullo Duo, (Irrln Bros.' Circus, City of Mexico,

Feb. 22-Mareh G.
Yankee Comedy Four, Howard, Boaton. Fob. 22-

27.
Yoilng America Quintet, Queen's, Oatesliead-on-

Tyiie. Fug., Feb. 22-27.
Young, onto ft Brother, Haymarket, Chlengo,
Fib. 22-27: I'olunihln, St. Uittls, 20-Mnreh H.
Zut y,unn-fc Mnwra, Htockholm, Columbia Falls,

Jlnat., Feb. 22-27.
Zlskn A King, Orpheum, Kan Fran., Feb. 21-27;

Orpheaui, Los A,. 2SMnrch G.
Zlnk. Adolph, Proctor's Glh Ave,, N. Y, 0., Feb.
22-27.

■ «)■ p

I'KNNMVIsVAKIA.

Mi>ntrrril. — At. tile Acntlcmy of Mllslr
(W. A. liilwnnls, twin ni;en. — The relurn
visit of "A Coitnti'.v Clrl" wna to lnr«e houses
Feb. 15-20. '<An litlullsb Daisy" 22-27, "'lllf
'ttiigomtiHier" 20 ttml week, . ,

I'ttoiTiiii's in, O, Kjjorlnn, mniiflRcr).—
"Tlw Wn.V of the Transgressor" mine, In '
fair rcwln'ts, l.-.-L't). "Wlivli Wcuneu LoVi!"
i". , --jr. '"nio CooU old limner Time" Ui» una

week.

TiihatiiR Fiiaxcais <»*. Itnwortli, tiintin-
per). — "'Pln> Two Wnlfs" eiiine, to guoil
Iniisea. I5-20. "The tshmluws of n (irent
City" IRKJT. "Tlie White Hlnve" 211 nail week.

't'nu.vTlii! llnv.il. IK, IV. l.o Cliilr. inarHt-
Ki'i'i. — llryntit's Ibirlesijiters did n splemlltl
week's Inislncsii lO-'-O. ICellly mid Wotul 22-
1!7.

TllKATIIK NATlONAt. Fll.VNCMS (0. (1:111-

vremi, iHUlaUJjcrj. — The |H'riiinni'i|l French
slock I'uiiipnii}. In "Mtiftyrr"," to goutl ro-
celiils, l."i-20. "Tour le France" 22-27,

TllKATIIK in:s NiUIVImiitiis, — Tito |iorrnii-
tienl slock cnni|iniiy. In "l.e Prince II'Auror,"
III full- lituises. 15-20. "Los Affaires sotit
Li's .AlTalres" '.-.'-2T.

LoiKlviii.—At ||ip (irniij IF. X. Koriiiiinii,
nintiagef). — "A Mini of the World." Feb. Ill,
feiiinrlne; Wllllnni llonelll n in I Hose ritnlil,
wus n very sutlsinetury ilerfnnniiiice. (loo.
I". Hall In "A lliigyjeil llero," 111, bail Hie
usual blir emwd. The Hltlsluii'g lliilieslni.
111. liatl n very In rue uiidleui.'e. "ICrmliile"
2(».

l/'XDO.N Ot'iillA llocsli (Alex Hnrvey, hum-
cperi. — Viunlevllle was put mi by Mnnnger
lliirvey la. anil n very Inrpje liniise ntlenueil.
Muti.v liitve wished for llils form of cnler-
tn turnout. Ten turns were nut on, ns tot-
low, : Poller mill llnrlivull, MiiNler Arlliiir,
Ihe Smiths Sully Fninlly. lOllznbeth Hstelle,
Ivi'Ikjih mill .lorditn, t'tiuture mid (lillollc,
Itenrilsltij' Slslrrs, the Wilsons, nn<l Hie klttcl-
oitriipli. For week of 22: Tim Clrcnt Miirl-
iti'lltis, Russell nnd lHitiluir, Lew Pnltiier, Moi*
Kitlt ami Crane, lllime» itnd I.civIh, Bndle
Hurt, Mnt't.vne. .Mnrrlott Twins, Clinrles ami
•lenitlp Welsh, mid Poller nttil Hurt well.

N'htks. — Then I'niil, n iirafesslonul pianist,

litis been engnitctl by Miiiingor Uiirvov

I'lilltllle ii nit (iltlette opeiii'il on (he Keith
circuit nl Yiuiiigsloivii. t)„ week uf 'J2. They
lettvc for South Africa May 2.
»

Toronto.— At tile J't'ltieess Tlienlrn (O.
II. rSln'ppiird, mnnriger). — .Mrs. Leslie Carter,
111 "Hit Hurry," draw well Feb. 10-21). Dark
2 J-'_M. "A Country Ulrl" 25-27.

(in'A.vn oi'i'.n.v llttiiMH (A, J. Httinll, tnnnn-
ger».--"A Man of the World" eniite, lo lilB
builiii'SK, IB-2(J. Week of 22. "l.nvors' laino.

MA.iHSTit! TltKATitt: (A, J. Hmiill, tnntm-
jTi'f), — "When Women l.uve" hud fnlr lmsl-
iieiH 15-21), "On lite H rid no lit Mliltilgltt"

Mahhiiv Music Mali, (Stewiirt IleiiNlon.
niniiiiKei'). — lien. Oi'cmhiiiIIIi 18-20, I)f. J. (1.
Mriinti' lectiife 211.

Siika'h THHvrliH (.f. Hhen, mniiflger). —
Hlg linslitosB 1G-2I), wllh rlt'iiry l,ee ntnl eiiw-
initiy. Hill week or UL* : llllmt Turn, Lewis
AM lord nnd eompniiv. Four Nlghtonn. Four
lliititlnits. I'nriueii Hlslers, Hiown tiiul Ke>
Vni'i'n. Rincltiji l'ussptuts. Murk, Bulllvnti.'.tho
kliietogiiijili.

Stah TiikATHF, (V, W. Htnlr, manager).—
The llrlgniller Iltirlesqiiei'H jilnyed, tu erowd-
I'll lliillMH. 16-20. Hull Mum llcMlcr'H (,'fiicker

Jucltn 22-^7, Vanity I'nlr •.'!) nnd week.
a ■ i ■' n

Vaiieunver. — Attlio 0|iurri IIuiiho (K. M,
ftlckells, niiiiuigcr). — Alliurla (!nl!iilltt gnvo n
very Hue nerfnimniii'u of "fjhnsla" Feb, 5.
"Iliimiin llenila" II, Kilties llditil 11, "The
Mummy mid lilt) IlumiiiJiiu llli'tl" 1,'!, lluV 1!ok
tiiiibins ID, "The niei'inil City" 20.

PHopi.p.'H 'I'iikatkh (Curl [torch. rniuiOEer).
— "Trilby," Willi o iniail eiiMt, lllletl Ihu Iioiimd
week of H. "U. nnd I." I r>-l*i». ■

K.MfiiiK (Fred N. Trui'v, uinnntttT). — flood
vaudeville;, by Ktbel Aleiiregor, llnrlnn nnd
Cntiipbell, (li)lillii ami Weaver, (lie Mulln II v
Hlslers, iitul uiuvlag pictures, ploiiHt.'tl week
oI».

flitANti (Walter H, Parks, manager). — The
oltl Sitvnv was reopened uiiiler lliln new imine
nnil new miiiingcinciii 15. Mr. Parks wits for
many years eoiiiicelcd with l'l'Oclnr's nnil
Ki'HIi'm tlicalt'es, lie hits leased, reileuairali'd
nnd ureal ly liii|irov<<tl the house, anil ilui net-
fni'iiiiitKUs lire protiilai'd'on n L'nod scale.
' ' n l ' ' " ■■

lluiiiiitoii. — At the Grand Opnrn Iliutse
(A. It. Louden, imuiugur), — The I'lltalmrg
(li'cheKlrn ipive u cuiieerl, Isifnro it lufire nu-
tlkMit.i!. Ii'eh, 15. Oi'phiuiH' fustlvul t Ineiil )
111. "Mrutltile" litis t two enormous lintinos 18,
111. "A ItnifgiMl Hen." (tleo. !■'. Hull) 901
Hue: "A Mini of tin! World" 22, 'S.l, Oeoroa
(li'iiHstiilllt 2-1. "Iliii'olliy Vemiiii, of llnddok
Hull," 25; "Hello, Hill. 2(1: "Nnney llrown"
27, "LuveiH - Lime" Milieli 1, "A Coilntri*
fllrl" 2. "Tlir. Wliltcwualillig of Jlllltl" S,
"I'i'Kgy ff'til I'nrln" 0.

Hi ah 'riiKA'ini: (.1. (1. Applelon, mnnnxer).
— Week of Fell. 15 I'ui'kur'ii (lojpi timl n
ntr-niiK lilll drew big lioiiscti. Kof weak of 22:
Tin) Mviius Triii, iliu Hplsnell Fli-oii., Mllli't'
nib) Kividto, Uni'liefoi'L ami May. Collotl ntnl
Dnrrow. Ren ItlBg-s, Huymoitr ntnl Mity, Trndk
UIJil Uliidilen. . '

■»«»

CON MH 'PI CUT.

New llnven. — At tin- Hyperion ((J. It.
nuuncll. miinngei). — "(llltferltiK Olorlii"
1 1 he Initial [lerfoi'innneu) jilcnsed n very
III Opi itiiillelici: Kelt, U-lll. "Cntldldn" eitliie.
logooil biisinns». 17. "The I'linre of I'llst-n"
IH.-Kxru Kundiill III, 2(1, "A I'tilncsO llouoy-
llioon" 22, lleri'lrilillll 25, llollill't Hlllllllii
20, Do Wolf Hopper 27.

liltAMl Ol'KIIA lllllJKK (fi. II. fllllltliill, tiuia-

Usr). — .loft Welfh, t« K"inl luminous, It- Jit.
"The While Hlnve," to good returns, 10-17.
"Child aiuvea of New York" la-'JIl, "Ktiza"
22-21.

i'oi.i'h TlUUTIM (H. 'A. Toll, tnttiingor). —
The Mil for week uf 15 Included : Aditlrt,
Lew liloom nntl "Jnno f'noper. Fields nnil
Ward, Mr. nitil Mrs. Hurry Thurne, llnrry
Clarke mid Mai tie Temple, llrown mid Hnr-
tolnlli, the KlngKlmrys, It umio-i l untl Locke,
Maihiiiie Hnrnnnnh hends the list 22-27,

Notch.— (m Feb. II Din Klku oiitertiiliiucl
rni'Dthcrs of (lie Imlies vOiiiiulKen of tlmlr

recetil i'ulr Louis John i'cllli'cl, lh<;

I>o|iillor ntugo innniigor lit Poll's Theatre,
was innrrlud Inst week Henry l£. Unb-
illed leeiurcd on "1'iirslfnl" Inst week In llio

Vnle If nil .'llio members of Anrla 21'J,

K. fl. !•!., gave tlmlr tlrst minstrel perform-
ance tit the Hyperion Feb. 111, lo hlg mturuH,
■

IliirlNird \ t. Pi, i-miiiih' (II. C. rnrsritis,

nmniiger). — The lliu-iford I'lilllinnnonlc H«-
clety fluent),' Fob. 1U, did good hitslness.
Kr.rtt Kemlall, In "Tho Vinegar llnyi!r.",17,
gmui ruliiriiH, "Cnndldii, IK, tie-
large n rid i-n f Ii i mln -if It tiinllcnee,

en mi! to

Hnrrisiuirsr. — At tho Iiyceum Thcnlro
(At. Iteis, manager). — "A Texas Btoer" hud
it toad house Feb. 111. Henry Miller drew
Tvcfl III "Matt I'roposes." Holier! H, Mttntoll
22, Amelia Ulnglium -.'!. "Hlioru Acres" 27,
■' CJitAMi Ocitfti IIoi:«i; f.M, Iteis, maniiBcr).
— The (rcno atyert) Co. did u record breaking
bus,! new* week of 15. Will D. Myera, who
lias been on the sick list, Is able to bo about.
"The Oovernor'a r3on" 23, "Uncle rfeis"
(Frunk AsJnuiH) 2«, "A l-'ntul Wedding" 27.
• <«» '

CHtstMHvB ami n«giB wrlto: "Wo rnlsacd
txto shows Inst Monday «"t Keltli'n liljou,
Plillndclfhlri; however, the management imla
ps full salary." _ ^.. __,

lighted a

"Tliel'rlnni of .I'llsen," HI. played to H. .It.
<). Ilooklngn; '"flic Karl of I'nvvliickfl*' '-'2,
SI, Split, Tnillnril 21. "A L'lilnesn Honey-
uionn" 2.1. lb; Wolf Hopper •.'!), Ileri'tunun 27.

Ni.:«r llAjiTi'titih Oit.iia Uiii.'mh (Jennliitta
& Q raven, liiatingers) .-- -Tlie Hon 'Ponw, 15-1 7,
iMinio lo nxcelleiit returns. "Why Girls
reavo Home," IK. played to lliu enpnclly.
•The While Slave," II), SO, did first ditHU
buslncijs. Coining : The Troeadero l.'o, '2,'l'H,
Charley (Ininwla In "Tho Awakening of Mr.
Mlili," 2f. : "llnr Mnirliign Vow" 2(i, 27,

I'sjm'b (L, K Klll.y, innnngur).— Tlio kill
of Hie ptiHt week altrncted , Inrgu UonHns.
Week of .22: Adglo's liimu, ,\Jny . Edoulu nnil
rred Edwards, Uuliy . Luuil, . Odltleii Qxtn
<}uliilet. Hie Unhtons, Al. flhonn nnd Cltas.
li. Wtirren, Lew liloom nnd Jane Cooper. .. '

. ' . ; ' . ' « , »»■ . '

', — Violet. Mnrnilcn bus been engaged with
Hie l>«vl<Json Btock Co. to repluxti.Fusu.ua-
HuaDo Voo. .-.-;i ,.- ■

10

THE IX'EW YOBK CLTPT'ER.

FEBItTTAlfr 27V

WANTED, Repertoire Erperlenced Actors for
Spenser Walker Stock. All Lines. Spring and Sum-
mer. Join on wire. State all first letter. No time
lor useless correspondence. Salaries low and sure.
JAMK3 L. OLA3S, Malinger, Springfield, Ohio.

WA7ITBD, For Snyder Bros. A Dowker's Big
Consolidated Shows, Circa), Museum and Wild.
Vest, few more Good All Around circus People
Tulia, Ilarltone, Alto for Band. All musicians ad
dress Theodore Siont, 301 N.Collcgo St., Jackson-
ville, 111. Performers, Side Show People, Working
Men, uddrcss Snyder Bros. A Dowkrr, Brighton, III.

P. 9.— Want good Advance Mao, not afraid of
paste brmhu' necessary. ■

PERFORMBRS, 11 getj* the only guaranteed
•'TO MAKE uoob" 18tnla. Burlesque Magic Act in
the business, complete with patter, Instructions,
etc, Dollar back If don't make good.

OEO. A- ltlOR, 4 UnderWoo'J BL, Antrarn, If,

*

WANTED, Al Sketch Team, forjrlxle Monroe
Co., a night stands. .Man must tin able to do hot
Dutch, and both bestrnng In parts, also specialties.
Other people, write, ."bow opens March 14.
Harry 0. Morton, MlnuravHIr, Schuylk ill Co., Pa.

FOli SALIC. 4,000ft. Film, SO. ft.; 6x11 Printing
Press, if. Fonts Type, llulu Muter, Cases and Fur-
jilturo, cheap. c'IIAS. RAY, Cumberland, Md.

HKETfllEH, Travesties, Burlesques, tc order.
Only best work furnished professionals. Enclose
stamp. Jos..Xersliaw, B» Jlnt ionwood S t.. l'blla

BOSTON, MASSi— DOWN TOWN DESHtAHLE
.ROOMS, near all theatre*. oUURROUOIIS PLACE,
OFF UOLtlg ST. OEORO E P. ABBOTT.

WANTED, ILLUSTRATED SONQg-

ANY KIND. MUST ME CHEAP. State particu-
lars. SONGS, can of CUPPER.

AT LIBERTY for balance of Winter scasol
Rozalez and Malono, Society and Comedy Aero
t ats Supreme. Chang* for on» week. Also Single
Trapeze, Roman Ring;, Sudor Perch and Buck
Dsticlng, '

tickets.

Can join at once on receipt of wire and
Address No. WB W. Mill St., Dubuque, la.

• WANTED, For Stevens A Mossman Co., Good
Soubrette with ' specialty, Character Women,.
Juvenlio Women, Cornet Man with music. Per
formers that play brass, write. Make voiir aal&ry
Tell all In letter. Address JOIIN3T0N CITY, 111.

Vaudeville
Wanted!

FOR SUMMER SEASON

TO . INTRODUCE our Printing: 100 Letter

Heads, 26c.; coo, 7j>c; Envelopes, same; 3,000 irMs,

7.1c; 10,0011, )2: 2,000 KUIl*, tl; lU.OUO, *3: 10,000"

Coupons, I l.w; l.ixvi hards, 7oc; samples, 4c.

OA KLAND SHO W PRIST . Pon tlac, Wlch.

31.t BT7,360 WEST— CVRRIE HOUSE—
11.00 PER BAY. Comfortable heated rooms.
Board. Reasonable rafts to profession.

I WANTED, A GOOD EDISON or OTHER

FINE PICTURE MACHINE AND A LOT OF FILMS.
F. WHITEicare of CLIPPER. ,

LADY WILL. BELL HANDSOME GOWNS,
from $6.00 to (20.00. Riding Habit. DESSAU,
24t W . 110th Bt .,1st Apartment East.

WANTED TO BIIV, (loon, Loud Hand
Organ. Huve for sals or exchange for above, line
Btcrcoptlcon Show Outfit, complete; also line set of
Xhadowgraphs.

II. if. WAL LER , NcwPM Iadclphla, Ohjo.

MOVING PICTURE MACHINE AND

FJLMS^lsoDoubleSfereoptlcou and Songs wanted.
J. HALL, 204 McAlpln St., Philadelphia, Pa.

ARTHUR Hit A Mill E, of Dlnghamtou,
N. Y.. Wnntcd. Good Money, I pay all.
W. V. NOHMILK, 3«t W. 42d St., N. Y. C.

Pope Manufacturing Co.

Famous /k

Chainless

Bicycles

Kquipprd with two-sppfd
fttcr, coaster hrake, and
cu*Sioa fniirif

All Standard Chain
Models

Eastern Dept

Hartford

Conn.

Columbia

Trlbuni

qitviland

Crawford

Croicint
Monarch
Bimbltr

Imperii I

Cattln/rnM frco at onr 10,0m dutw«'\

•tor**, or any ont Ctulusus mailed

1i>tot atwrfaOfn) .umn.

WAnWINQ'rON.

Seattle. — fl rand Opera House (John Cort,
mnnugcr). — Tito Poslonlins Feb. ld-17. Paul
(lllmore, in "The Mummy and the Humming
Mlrd," IS-'JO; Bdwurd Mdrgan, in "The
Kterual City," 'il-U ; the Rostonlnns 21 (re-
turn). '

Skatti.b Tin:*Tno (J. 1*. Howe, mann-
per). — Week of 14 : Pollnrd Juvenile Opera
Co. "Sag llnrbor" BUM.

THIRD AVBNIM TlIHATUM (ltllHHOll & Drew,
ninnoirers). — Week of 14, "Slaves of tho
SHne." Week of 21, "One night In Jnne."

PhiiKON TilBATltH. — New : Ht afford and
Stone, Mr. and Mm. John B. Wright, Parrot,
Clement Perkins, klnet»«cortc pictures.

ICMMAI Theatiib. — Now: Loretla Knmlly,
Wilson and Li'bx'hter, 111 II; Tumi, Madellno
D'lcptio, moving pictures,

Ciiystal Tukatuk. — New : The ItandolpbB,
Apjileguto and Perry, fli>nr.olea, moving pic-
ture*

I. a rr.Ttiio TtiBATnn, — Nnw : O'Dell and
llnrt, Oee. Camphell, Snnford nnd Darllug-
ton. Sclioentvork. . . i

aiu'adk TiTru'i'Mi. — Nsw: The Oreat Tro-
Telle, Ward und Word, .<inrdnn and llnyee,
Kmma I.tiwrencfi, Claire 1L Rtnnloy, Anita
Itny, Mr. end Mra. (loo. Milton.
* -

Spnknne. — Snoknne Theatre . (Dan I.
Weaver, ninnnger).— (Alberta Unllntln came,
to xvod bualaess, Feb, 14, 15, presenting
"CluistJt." l.nrgn otltlleiiCPH (treetod the Hob-
tntiinttH 11-18, In tho Initial production of
'The Queon of Laughter." a romantic comic
opera, lyrlCB and hook hv Yoable De Wltte
KnpliLn, tntiHlc by s. William Brady. Mr.
Itrndy. who peruonnlly directed the initial
performance, was given xa ovation,
(ilnrr;

At.DlTOItlll.M

ry C. liny ward, mana-

ger). — "Sag Hnrhor," 14-17, had a big open-
lug luiuae. "Th<! Kntul Wcddltig." 11-ill, oauie
re iiverngivbiminvsH. Florence Roberts cloned
n w u c moi l niigngomenl of four night* 10.

CtKiKiuitAi'ii (0. II. I'eckhtim, intumger).
— Ojii'itlnK Hi: William A. I.mig, lltiymond
■Hid t'liirk, Itobiinrl, Ohni'leH Kelly and Harry
Mnrllite.

C'OEi'it p'ALRNn (.Tnroh.OoelF. manager). —
The liobi'i-ts Kour. Kelly nltd Musney, Henry
mul PrnticlH, und Dougrlas nnd Fletcher.

OntftQtH (1. P. Holland, raanugor). —
Helen Davenport nnd compnnv, In "La Hello
Marie," aurt mH Uowan wore the new
ten I urea.

Notu.— Oeorge A, Yielding, formerly with
the rioreiH'f ItohcrlB Co., nnd until n few
iltiyn ngn n inemlH'i' of tbu Paul Gllmorc Co.,
•iiuiniitteil suicide In i bin city 10.
^»»

TsuNNHisnn.

\anbvllle — At the Grand (Mm. T. ,T.
Itoyle, manager).— Kelt. 15-20 the Boyle
stock To. gave, for the first time In America,
Mux floltlberg'a "Hnnk of England." Kugene
Moore nppenrcd tin Sherlork nolmeR, and re-
i-elveil ftnmtlK of iippliiunn for bin eklllful
work. Mlts Crclglitou |mve a clever Imper-
suiiiit Ion of tin Aiuerli-an girl, MesarH.
''lemons and llural were well to the fore,
und 'Yeatmnn Alley wsb well cast nnd made
;■. gmul Iniprcsglon. Rerdon Kdwnrds wna
inirilriilarlv ntrong, The performance won
pronounced success. "Lovers' Lane" 22-27,

Vcnoomb (W. A. Skeetz, manager).— The
I'mir rohnna, In "Running for Ottlee," had
>:ooil nttetidnnee 1(1. . (Mm Clement, in "New
linntlnlan," 18; Hlehard .Mansneld preaent'M
"Hid Heidelberg" 10. Tim Murphy, In "A
llnrnelor'H llomunee," had good bualnesB 20.
■Tli" ChnperonB" 22.

T.MtRitNACt.J! (Wndlcy Kflward8. lesaee).—
The French Grand Opera Co. from New Or-
leans 82-24.

BBIQIIT Young Amateur, with Limited JPro-

fesslonal Experience, wants position with A Bo. 1

Rep. Co.. to learn tbe-bunUicsa; can purchase ward,

robe. Recognized Mgrs. only address ; '

WM. 0. KEKT, Vnlcan, Mich.

NKD VEST AT LIBERTV-B. F. SUlglllg and

Dancing Comedian -with Strong Spccinltles-»-

Mlusirci Co. preferred. Play either end or ltirc«

Oomedj aud Burlesque* ' '.

■ ■ 121 FERRY ST., Newark, N. J. ' |

AT UHRfT. HAItRY and MARIE OLIVER,
Comedy Sketch Team, Slngera and Dancera;
ehanice vreek stands; pat on (cut; make them goi
do comedy, Irish, Dutcn, Black Face; hot dancers.

Managers who pay -ulnrlrs and appreciate good,
sober and reliable lady and gent, hard worker*
ana, at once, to Harr y Oliver. Qhlnhnmo City, 0. T .

DOGS FOR »ALK— Ono hundred dollars buys
a troupe of 1 well (rained Bogs If taken at once.
Will work for lady or gent. 8 Foodies, a Fox Ter-
riers and 1 Collie. All young. Quick workers. Ad*
dress RAYMOND'S GLASS BLOWERS, 213 Mecosta
Ave., Big Rapids, Mich.

Chattanooga, Tenn.

OPEN TIME After Jnne 1.

None Too Hood. Beat Vaudeville Home In

Middle South. Write now: Boollng Faat.

Addrese J. A. DAKIN, Manager

NOTICE.— Park Managers and others have six
weeks more only to get a Galatea— $800 to SM0
every week at Parks, thte Summer. Investigate al
odcc. Price $1W. Send stamps for circulars. Charles
K. Weston, 132 Spruce Street, Lawrence, Mass.

iviiKKKViiot'Thot Dick Leggctt and Annie
Sterne or children, last heard of In 144 West 4th St.,
about 7 yeurs ago. Son Pick, Fort Pitt, Chatham,
England.

I WANT Sketch Team, Sister Team or Sou-
brctle. Huve had nine different people within
(onr weeks. Caa't stick a inlnuto if you misrepre-
sent. If yon have doge or babies, please state
num ber. WHITE SHEAR, Chicago Heights, III.

FOR BALK— Troupe Trained Doven, 1 Ooat,
2'Jland Organs, 17x38, 31x40 Tents; Edlsou Concert
(irund Phonograph, St) Records. Will exchange for
Muglc or Somersault Hog. Wanted, People for
small wagon show, do 2 or .1 tarns. Prof. Harry
smith, Gratz, Pa.

AS WINTER

i«i A aiCO Clothes and Vande-
Vw ftllCO vllle Acts arc apt to

get a bit frayed at the edges. To remedy

the latter secure

MADISON'S BUDGET

•J ft containing 21 Original Parodies,
It [1 Jf by James Miidlsoo and Damey
is v. v. Bernard; » new Monologues,
4 new Sketches, Harry Montague's bur-
lesque, "AN AWKWARD MISTAKE;"
new Batch, Irish and Hebrew specialties;
Comic Poems, Toasts and Epitaphs, Walter
London's roarlUK farce, "BOBBLE'S TROU-
BLES;'* James Madison's comedy. "0JJ0LE
JOHN'S VISIT,'* besides hundreds of orig-
inal Gags, stories and Jests— «0 big pages.
One dollar per copy. Bend All Orders to

LJ.K.HEIL

(Agent for

James Madison)

140* Third At*.,

Haw York.

Complete your file;
any 2 still In print
for ll.ro, any 8 for
12.00, any 4 for $2.60,

or Budgets 8, 4, 7, 8
and » for IB.

WANTED,

II

AT LIBERTY. AdBNT. All day hustlor. Oue
who is not afraid of the brush. Sober and reliable.
Wife does small parts. Joint engagement pre.
ferrcd. Halary low. Address

■ AGENT, Boone, Iowa. '

FOR SALE

One 60ft. Pullman C»r. 6 Wheel Trucks, 10 m In-
inline Cages, n Table VVagoun, 1 Ticket Wagou,
All flabonitely carved and laid In gold. One Fancy
lacing Hiilkev, pneumatic tire: 20 Set Pony liar
ncss, no Head Shetland Panics, Ono 100ft. Top, Ona
40.1-M), used 30 days; Ono KOft. Top, 2- in; used
one season; OoJet Oalo Lights, 00 Jet Kid Llghtx,
Beacon Lights, Pan Light, Torches, One 'Clrclo
Whirl, Complete Breaking and Brlving Outfit,
Bedding- of All Kinds One Blectrlc High Duo
Ladder, Stakes, Slcdgex, Poles, Runs. Anything
you tuay need In show linen. Address

SIPE NEW SHOWS,

kokuno, iNi>.

14 CARDBOARD ORGANS

All havo Drum Attachment and full band.
87 keys, 14ft. long, 12fL high, 4ft deep.
Price, $2,0011. 48 itnys, new nltuchmcnt, 17
xylophouo, KM) pipes, 8ft. long, 7*4 high,
lift. deep. $700. 40 koyn, Oft. loug, Gft. high,
Sft. deep, SOIiO. 03 key Cylinder Organ.
drum attachment, fnoo. 51 key trumpet
broil Organ. $2011. 41 key Cnrabonrd Or-
gan, no drum, $200. Address L. K10RM, '
■no K. r.utii St., New York.

Tall Leading Man,
Soubrette with Specialty.

JOIN ON WIRB.
Feb. 22. Wire

rinverhlll, Mass., week

_ A. C. HOWARD, Man ager.

FOR SALE— $400 BUYS HALF INTEREST

In wimll Vaudeville and llurlesque Theatre (Nickel-
odeon). Gc, and 10c. admlsBson. 4 shows daily.
Have taken $60 one show. Long leaso, ground
floor, good location. House popular, 7th season.
Weekly expenses, I ISO. Proflts. $80 to $100 weekly.
Most have working partner. Address

MANAGE R PEOPLE'S THEATRE, Lowell, Mass.

Young's Ocean Pier

ATLABTIC CITY, «. I.,

Thc&tre, Feb. 27-», and for Combinations, Music
lull. WANTED VAUDEVILLE. Silence a nega-
HARRV D'KSTA.

Theatre

I

live. Address

WANTED QUICK,

Piano Player

HEPERTOIIUi! CO. Toy Your Own Hotel.

... „ ClIAS. ID. CREED.

Jackson, Ohio. Fob. 25 to 27 ; Mlddlcport,
»>.. 2»-Marcb I, 2.

Wanted,
PUTNAM'S THEATRE,

■in ini«\t>, VA.,
Specialty People, Serlo Comics, Soug and Dance
Ladles und HIstcrTcams. Address F. W. PUTNAM.

Plock B Trained GeeHe, 12i20 Fngg llanner.
complete, props, ete., re«Oy for road, nnd
ti-oii|ie of 8 large whlta nulphur hrenstcd
OockutooH, coinpluta with props, etc. Theue..'
tvro acts have been with the John Robin-
son's, 10 Klff Shown the laat two seasons..
Reason for. sell lug, slckuess. b'or further
iNinieuiarB address cuarlf.r swain,
Na 1571 Central Ave., Cincinnati, O.

nuir. kau-tecuko-scope mum,

40 West 28lh St., N. Y. C. Tc). 8705— Mad.
Machines, Films and {long Slides bought, sold
nnd exchanged. To Rent, Films from 500 to
•lO.nooft, of all the Intent up to dote subjects.
Edison Exhibition Machine, slightly used,
$Rr> ; Kdltton Universal Machine, slightly
lined, $05. Will ship the nbove machines on
ti deposit to cover express <:linrgee, with prlv-
lleye, of examination.

WANTED, PARTfiEB OB BACKEBS

Who can back n Dig, l'opnlar-Prlced Circus
nnd Trained Anltnnl Show (Season nio-i) for
SM.000 to $5,000. Have nrlglnul Ideas and
sets tvhioh will muko shown winner. Will con.
slder experienced or Inexperienced persons of
either sex. invito clnnest fnvostlgatlnn. Add. A.
J. HuhIiiu-.t, Msr.,_132t»JU>gnn AV;, ( 'nut mi, 0.

racasv.' ^s^ A r«lTB:C>, "

M WITH MOVING PICTURE MACHINE

And about 4,000 foot Mima to Travel. Ptato
salary nnd parllculnrs. I.. UORNE,

__»II59 Wallare St., Philadelphia, Pa.

AT LIBERTY, ADVANCE AGENT.

Aect. of closing ef Hickman Pros,' Down
nnd Up Co. Address It. \V. SANDIIACil,
Care Theatre, Carhondalc, Pi.

IDSIGAI. DIRECTOH, VIOLINIST,

ISxperleiiecd Variety Leader, double alto
r.lRlcltTY. AddifBS "

MK1II, 'JlttiO nilve St

CI I AS. F
, St. Louis,

»..v, AT

NEIDER-
Mo.

Waated Quick, Repertoire People

In all Hoes. Thoso doing specialties preferred. Must
loin at once. Address OKO. A. HILL, Plae Pl&lrm,
N. Y., week Feb. M; RhlnelMjek, N. Y., week 20.

AKD ALL THEATRIOAL ROODS. Scenerv painted
e.braplT and nnlckly. Amateurs supplied.

CHA8, E. MILLS, 137 W.«lst8t.,Kow YorkCltr

ONLY THE BEST PLAYS AND 8KETCUES

WRITTEJf.
Bend Stamp for List of Typewritten Sketches,

No.

BANKS' IDEAS >

7 Is the LATEST. lust work for Vaude-
ville Acta ever issued. Parodies, Mono-
logues, Sketches, Knd Gtigisctc, PKICK 30c.
IiU'iih Nos. 6, o. :, tl. Any two books, wie.
ODBJANKS^MI Lockwnod S t., Providence, R.l.

PLACE TO BUY

.. _yw«lrj, 8DTarware7Bus#
Hrtnimtj. MMleloa and out stow
Uooda. Prof. Wanteaoa's Onus
PoIdU, Burnt Cork, Fm* Fowdir, lis.
HoMluir's Bong Dooks, Full Un« »t
Kscle Embtf >•. a*>d r»r Oat»
lagae. Tk« Old KtlUM*
., „B. «. DUCK A 0O„
84 Wibuk At*.. Chita**, in,

WANTED, 0R8MI PUrBL »9tT H£A0Eftp

To double Violin and Horn. Small towns. State
lowesL Sure money. Must Join on wire. MOHAWK
ME1» . CO., We st. Sand Lake, K. Y.^ensseluer Co.

RBW ChwOV ROkTOL

OH, CARO-MY CAROLINE.

TIIK W. I. LEQOETT CO.,
J^sTiJSo^ Sawyer Ave., CJilcugo.,_lll._

ODJtBANKS^ni I

The Heal Cim«dr Mtisleul Art, COOL,

and ( '(ii.DF.it , at Ltlierty after I'eti 27. (hornet
nun Ilarltone In brass, 1st and -Jd Violin or Cornet
In orcb. Responsible mgr. only. No Medicine 8hnw.
AddreiwCool anil Colder. Potter Co., (Inlelou, Pa.

DALY and KELSO,

HL,.\«'K PACR slMllMi nntl IIANCINO
COIUKDIAMB. Inf VAtlDEVILI.K,

ORVILLE and FRANK

Aro riaylug this week for MR. WATSON (a return).
nt, HROOK.LYM,JN'. Y.

Cello Player "it Liberty

Per remainder of present and Summer season.
Address CELLOIST. care of OLIPPKR.

WANTED, PARTNER WITH $500

Kor Spring tour of Well Known Comody; equipped
with Hiicolal paper and scenery. Address
^ S ^9J? K ™. N _' Orlskauy.N/Y^

At Liberty, Well Known Capable Actor and

ACTRES9. Leads, Heavies, Soubrettes, Reper-
toire or Ono Pleno. Salary reasonable.
0. J. R ., Ilox 6 7, Uarwlchport, Mass.

Pojrs.llartford this week — gave Open Time.

ni a VC A(,t,, ' 8 °nif». Eto., Written. Send
rLHIOs nuina al IKferenoea. Interviews
bj appolntment.i 8lM»le Parody and o Gags, loo.
) MArlT B. PROSPKHTTlf QaUap St.,Provldeaoe,R. L

HAYWAED i HAYWARD,

TrivT pastoRis THIS WEEK OP FEB. 54. SCCtJESSFULLY DOINO OCR PIANO 1MJTA-

182 E. 17th ST., N..Y.C1TY, K.T.

PIAYINO

Barnes' Bog and pony Circus,

MnairiT PfWiP<* PCNVY DO09 -OIANT BABOON, C0MEDT MONKS, RIDLNO AND PERFORM-
M'S'OAiPOhiES, r^Rnr BOOS, N pLATflsS VAU&EVILLE AND 8DMMER PARKS. .

IHO MOUMAIN Llon.Pl^linu "J,"^ .address care of NEW YORK CUPPER.

~M*NJI^^irWASTIXa K BKAL FBATTJKB ACT FOR SEXT SBAHON, WR1TR VS.

wm CUSHMAN and ST. CLAIRE- ^«

27th week and still leading featnre with BENSETT-MOULTOS CO. (A.P. RKEI), Mgr.)

WANTED,

OPERA COMPANY

To play Opera House during lay and
lane, and Park balance of Bummer.

Give full particulars In first letter. iYou
furnish complete company, 1 will do the rest.

AddresB

MANAUHR CITIZENS' OPERA HOUSE-,
Yazoo City. Miss.

WANTED QUICK, MUSICIANS,

FOR THE

Punkin Husker Co.,

OROHESTR LEADER to Doable Cornet, PIANO
PWYER to Double Cornet or. Baritone. Also
TItOMBONK, CLARIONET, ALTOS, EM. Write or
wire. DAVE A. MARTIN, Manager,
Webb City, Mo.. Feb. 26: Pittsburg, Kan., 27; Jop-
l ln, M o, , 28; Wichita, Kan., Ma r ch l.

Hunt's Vaudeville Circus

Wants for 11th Annual Tour, Circus and Concert
People in AH Branches (except riders), small tronpe
Japs or family with 2 or 8 lady members} musi-
cians for band nnd orcb., man to break 4 pontes and
work them this season. Season opens May 2. Low-
est salary and full particulars first letter. J. A C. T.
H t JKT, Kingston, N.Y. Sideshow Privilege To Let.

MR, SANFORD DODGE

HTAllHIrVtt SBASON 1003-04.

"Hamlet," "Don Ctesar Do Bazan," " Franceses
Da Rlmlnl" and "Taming ol the Shrew."

Address as Per Route.

SCHOOL

AJCBRIOA'S

BK1T
' AfID
QKEATKIT

•Endorsed bV Press arid Pablle.

6,ooo references from all parts of the world.

Po not be fooled by fake Offer.

m wm etc.

(Up-to-dalo in every detail.)

Back, Jig, Skirt, Novel Oak*

Walk, Elocution, Singing and

Bag-Time Songs. Vaudeville

Ante, Sketcfiea,Konologuee. Kto,

E V0A0KMKNT8 SKOCBF.U.

WO PA ILL! RK 8.

'■-" FBOP.P.J. KIOB1B,

Miss Frances Lee and others.

Clioalare Ftee.

IU.KD OPERA BODSB.

1 indorse PROF. Kl DO E as the only Performer and
Professional Dancing Teacher In Chicago.

FRED J. wlLDMAS, raeattteu Agent,

127 I* BeUe St., near Madison, Ohloago, III.

■0T10E TO THE PB0PES8I0I.

aDAKIB CITY HOTEL i fiBSTADlAIT

Hewly furnished, 110 end ANNEX 181 B. ftn ST.;
also 122 K. 9th ST., PHILA1IELPHI A, PA. Special
titea to profeeslonale, tl per day; as and ft
eingio, per week; tiqand |ft donbfo, per wetk.
A. WA'TTBSHOFFBB, Proprietor.
pext door to Dime Musenm. Three to' Ive
Bupntee to all meatree.

MUSICAL GLASSES

Substantial, loud, pure in
tone, easy to tnne and play.
Photos, references, Cata-
logue, with full information
How to play glasses
successfully, will be sent on
receipt of luc. A.Brauneiss.
filasmiplionu jifr., 452 Lenox Ave., Kew York City,

Dramatic People.

SHAWKEE, 0., Feb. 2J; OLOSTER, Feb. 29.
BOBBRT 8HERMAK.

Pony Trainer

WANTED.

reliable, experienced man only, that
Do not want any would-be

Sober,

can train pontes.

or ha»been trainers. Have bad them kind

already. Work year 'round to tbe right man

AJdrees A. I). HePUEIi, Medina, S. Y.

Do You WANT MILITARY GOODS?

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS,
TENTS, OCNS and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. From Government Anctlon.
No matter what yon want In that line I can
supply it. New or second hand- Send for
catalogue. II. B. ABRAHAMS,

' 222 Booth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
■^—^■^■*»>—am»maj>iaaaaaaai

j& TW IN CITY STEREOPTICON CO.

I I 720 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.

14*

OAS

Largest Stock of Slides, Films and Snp-
' piles In the Northwest. Good Films

wanted. Bargain Lists.
OBjPM tj FILLBp PROMPTLY .

WANTED, GOOD ACROBAT

For ground tumbling (act booked) In best vaude-
ville houses. Two shows only. .Amateurs con-
sidered. Furnish little cash 'for first expenses.
Write or call at 429 W. MRU St., Now York, Itb'AR
HOUSE. OEO. PAYTON, Manager.

Can use single acrobats for St. Louis Exp.

Fine Magical Apparatus,

ILLUSIONS, TRICKS, Etc.
Grand End of Century, fully
Illustrated. BOOK. CATA-
tixiiK, 2Se., freo by mail.
CataloKUO ol Parlor Tricks frco

.MAUTINKA A CO., Mfra..
49S »th Ave., N.Y.

WANTED,

Good Chairs

Must be Cheap!
Etna Ureen, lnd.

ISO

FOR uI'LTtA IIOIIRK.

C. JLtCBSSvSwt,

Is \Tour Insurance Burdensome ? -New, Policy

NEVER ISSUED, AT HALF COST, TWENTY
PAYMENT AND ENDOWMENT, WITH INCOME
(1UAIL\NTEEI) I1YHI0 CORPORATION.

"liOONOMY," care of N. Y. CLIPPER.

Baltimore Fire

WANTED,

UUDBB

ILLUSTRATING
TIIK QRKAT

Complete set with lectnic. Send for list.

L.MAN A SSE CO., Tribune llldg., Chi cago, III.

COMEDIAN and
LEADING MAN.

I PAY ALL. STATE LOWEST.
OKAS. T. TAUM WHtBPY 0&7 FotatUn, N. Y.

AMATEURS PLACED.

Tin' only oiiu-n in 'America signing contracts to
place patroD» on the stage, and direct careers until
BUecesBful. CIRCULAR. (Established 18(17).
NEW YORK. DRAMATIC ATHBNEUM,

; 1U8 West JStli HU, N. V.

SI.IOKH II,MmTRATL\a IIP Til DATH

THE GREAT RUSSIAN-JAPAN WAR.

Complete set with lecture. Send for lint.
L._MANARREj;o. t Tribune U]d(r.,_Chlcairo, III.

P | M VC Recitations and Jtesdlngs,
|^L#% T Ob ,: atiiloifiies Tree. All dra-
J raatlc papers for sale.
C HAW. MAOnOSIALD,
68 Washington St, Chicago.

FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS LEAPING BAR

A\l> BOAftD. AWKIN8' MAKE. I'RIOE, *DU.
Address PROF. STtRK,

Stlrk's Hall, East Boston, Mass,

SIDE SHOW "MEN-THERE WILL MH

arrive from Port Arthur a two horn "PO0-K0O-
HHEK-MA-IIA-KO." It'8 for Bale. W. NELSON,
8 Vau Norden St., No. Cainbrldno, Mam.

Wantod JK* Onoei,

GOOD OUTSIDE MAIM

For (8) Oroteaque Act. Hood Umber kicker. Must
do some Acrobatic or Contortion Work; either front
or back. Stute height, weight, etc. P. S.— Can use
a good amateur. Address EDW. ORLO,
No. 67 Breckcnrl dge St., D etroit, Mi ch.

Wa**t To Buy

SHOW PROPERTY

BAND, TICKET AND ADVANCE WAGONS; HA
II. T., WITH MIDDLE PIECE. SEATS AND
LIOHTB. Address OEO. TIPTON, illuirton.Ohlo.

ED. F. ADAMS &CO

Theatrical Exchange

1368-70 Broadway j iSi'lte 30), New York.
Companies routed and hooked. Houses repre-
sented. People in all branches furnished on
short notice.

HWH CLASS

UA3ICAL APPARATUS

At modirate prices. Large stook, Immense variety.
Ultutrated Oatalogno Free. A. ROTERBBBO,
■ lfj Ontario St., Chicago, ill,

WANTED, MUSICIANS,

Black Face, Novelty and Singing Acts that doublo

brass. Address

E. 0. D ERRICK, Walnut Port, , Pn^

JUGGLING MATH IEUS

WITH THH Oltl'HIOI'M SHOW.
This week Gran d Opera House, St. Paul.

BATES *nd ERNEST

FU.N3Y GERMAN COMEDIANS.

A reliable remedy (or a Cough or Sort
Throat. Recommended by phrslrltm
and drnggiali. ' Sold snly In boxes.

Imitations. ^liCyiWutM.^'^

LETTER HE AB 5

The DAKEN PRINTING- CO.

WANT PARTNER TO LAUNCH ONE PIECE

Address BUSINESS, caro ef CLIPPER.

Stallman's Dresser Trunt

Bavo you bcou cnef It !■ up-to-
date. Think' ol it, averytblna;
wltblnreoch. No heavy trnjs.but
llght.smooth drawers. Holdiaa
lunch and coots no more than ft
good box trunk. Hand riveted,
almost Indestructible. OmsMttV
aliriyi WMBMmL 8iat CLO.D. yriv-
■n nuuutitn. |4iUib> tartaUaf,
r. A. Stalloun, 8i V7, Cfritj Bl, C c l — *«sTfc

I

STRATE"

PROCESS (a

MIK MM MI1MIM. NEW Yom. „
9n%. »OUAB£ IWCWHIHIMOM 90<M

aaaa»a«aaa fi

uSrHWlZf- 2l V :' nt "7jP>ompion, Mr. A Mrs.
Harry Morton, Western A Deveaux, Lafrrencc A
Lawrence, Stewart A Glllon. Edwards TmSSSu,
and others. Ask thi'm what we do and how tow
our Ptlces ore. Drop us a lino for circulars.

STRATA HALF-TON? PR0OE8S 00.,

?06 Park Row Bldg., New Torlt.

. .". ■ -

jifSftfjAifct 27.

THE ISTETW TOTfK <XTP&EEL

II

THIS w IS^ AW^ORipiNAl- ONK . . WATCH THE IMITATIONS.

_ " "P*""" winner. The Idea 1* New, Novel and Abov. .11 un s l.»l-lt U Written bv T. MAY" "RARY, Hd Oka title, of «h.I. Soaa; HIT t,

«Tnr >■■•• WITH | innrD AND

THE MAN

THE

5 "SS welody ttW- *°" a PP fal t0 ever ' ma ». woman and child in the country, eountry. V»o pred.na tremendous success tor t

LADDER

THE

HOSE"

Hemes." in vlewnf.thjs fll 1 HI* IWW |iniinl MM ill sliinliiln noteliv In a "Fireman Hcing,"one that tolls 511
his song and for the singers who use It. It Is nut "Kind Applaud Stuff," but ft groat, set of words Mt to

.(

We Have Another Slew Que by RIIKF.N and OKABV, Thl» One of a Different Type, Untitled

WHERE THE MOCKING BIRDS WERE SINGING"

■ummp rrf tie above Wo "ones ate Dnbllshad vet aamSS&ElESi if JSSSi - T0 1! want a R0011 one - Thl!i la th « ol10 *e 'ntcntl and fe el confident la making the ballsd HIT of the year.

Noltaeroiti _ However.wehaveallmltednumher of nwmiscrlpt copies, which we will send to otir profofslon.il friends. Write for same immediately. Ba the (list: remember the copies are limited.

u

OUR REIGNING HITS

I!

MY LOVM DARE NOT TELL

A High Clang Lore Ballad that la now being featored by MISS RPTH VINC ENT inTfcher* Ryley's Great Broadway Theatre production, "THE MKDAI. AND TIIR^AID." If yon need a Rood song for your act, this one will Win joaspplaMe.

6 6

THE OBEAT 11,000 PRIZE SONG,

OTNTE

9 9

By MARRY J. BREEN

As sweet as the product of the bees. Featured with great success by MR. GEO. H. FRIMKOSE, MISS IRENE BESTLEY, SULLIVAN and PASQUELENA and other stars.

If you want a Song Novelty, either for a Single Act, Ouet, or an Ensemble Number, we have one. ny FARRKLL and NATHAN, Kalltled

"I LOVE YOU LADY, INDEED I

• •

A song fall of "Stage Business," and one thai rrtll lmprovo any act

We have a Now Coon Bona; Novelty by M< Pit I : It son and lilt 1 M V Entitled

"A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE, AND A LITTLE BIT OF MONEY"

The Authors' names apeak for this song. They wrotel'Tlease Go Way f n <\ Let Me Sleep," "Josephine, My Jo," and other HITS. We I hluk this is the beat ihcy havo ever written.

■ ■ — ■ — ■— ■■- - - ■

YOU ALL KNOW THIS ONE.

The Greateat March Ever Written by BREEN and GEARY, Now Being Featured with Blag* Effect*, and the Entire Company, In LEW DOCKHTADRR'N MINHTHK.I s, ~

"YOUR DAB GAVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS COUNTRY"

This Bong Is too well known to need anv comment: If you arc singing It, ynu know what It In; if yon are not singing It, send fur It and try it. (Illustrated with eighteen of Me hrst slides ever made). '
if win arc In town, call arid hear this pongs. Pianists always lu attendance to touch them to you. If you arc nut lutown, write us and enclose your route. All requests (or professional copies must lie srcompniilcd by card and program unless yon are
known personally to ns.

AMERICAN ADVANCE MUSIC COMPANY, c w °' %Z '&%££%£/%% g" T ?

PARTNER

To Pat la Dollar for Dollar in

SPRING AND BU1IEB STOCKED

REPEBT OIRE 00IPAH1.

I have a One lot ofplaya entirely new. Am
thoroughly reliable. Twelve years' experience.
Would like to hear from Advance Agent capu-
I'lc of booking and routing through Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Etc. Managers Hend open
time. Would be pleased to bear from Sum-
mer 1'iuk Managers.

WILLIAM CURRIER,
1T1 Highland Ave., Bnfltalo, N. Y.

PICTURE

MACHINES.

New and Second Hand Stercoptlcons, Films,
Bong Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re-
built wim all Improvements. Rheostats any volt-
"go. Mechanical effects for aots made. Expert
repairing done. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE.

_ N. POWER, Ngr., 117 Nasaau St., New York.

Phone 38aocot(l and.

LEADING WOMAN

Who will not object to playing: Swell Leading

Character Parts (Comedy).
DANCING COMEDIAN. PIANOl PLAYER

and ACTORS, Write.

•<ll Rummer engagement. ' State age, height,
"eight, etc. Show never closes. Never route, but
"mays en route. Mondano Phillips, Ignore Towne,
write, '

_tom nuam we. ngm* wyo.

FEMALE PARTNER,

Tn assist In strong net. Must be a good
"•inner, good looking;, not over rift. Bin. tall,
MM not weigh over 1H0 pounds. Ono who
tings coon songs preferred. Address
BD. P. V IVIEN, care CLIPPER. _

WANTED,

1 Wm II. 1. CMEISll)

,„ Actors and Musicians.

LONG SEASON. Address as per route.
C. T. BROCKWAY. Manager.

OWING TO THI3 CLOSING" WITH "OVER
N1AOABA FALLS,"

VIRGINIA GOODWIN,

u . LEADING WOMAN.

stock or One Piece. Address

. COLUMDTJS, Ohio, gen'l Del.

WANTED "SEASON 1904!

For Slg. Siutclte's Railroad Showl,

25-MTTSialAlNrS-25

f'"r Ulg Show Band. State lowest aalary first
'•■tier. A. IL Allen, R. P. Setts, B. L. Tomlln-
«'». write. Ad. h. J. CHAMBERLAIN,

""ndni niiter, Lock Haven. Pa., ^^___

PIABlRTAT LIBEIITY. Read or take. Work in
,.77 • * »«"»• Tlokct to Jolti. Experienced river
.aliioce. "PtawiBT.n tinx sti. ftKlamanca. N.T.

AT L.I O E RT V,

0W1N0 10 CO. CL0B1N0,

GEO. T. SERRELS,

HEAVY OR CHARACTER;

JIADELEHE GOODWIN,

LEAD OR HEAVY.

Address 414-1 3th St., Toledo, Ohio.

-l-IIN/IE,

February, March, April and May.

GRAND THEATRE, lola, Kansas.

Ground Floor Theatre, cost $ss,aoo; scats, l,w»;
moilorn througliout; nop., la.OOO; «us City, 8,(XKi:
La llarpe. :>,ooo: .St. K. II. connectllns: pay roll
monthly, »lHO,ooo. Ceutre das and Oil Klclds.
0001) ATTIUCTIONS ANSWER. ALSO STOCK
PKOI'liK FOR SVMMKR TIIEATKK^

.WANTED,

For Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.,

Lady to play Onliclln, who has little girl for
Evn. Also Lady for Eliza and Marie. Also
Colored People who can sing and dnnce. Ad-
dress M50N WASHBURN,

127 E»Bt 8th St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Companies Organized!

COMPLETE COMPANIES FURNISHED FOR
SUMMER STOCK.

People In All Lines supplied on short notice.

RAT'S EXCHANGE,

129 W. 42nd, N. Y.
m connection with J/wls^HaUet'sOfTlcc.

Wanted. REPERI OIRE PEOPLE Ih ALL LINES

Must have ability, experience and modern ward-
robe. Must be Mil. Those doing strong specialties
irlvin preference. Knockers, klckcrB, amateurs and
barnstormers, keen off. Join on wire. Long sea-
son VI. W. LAP01NT. Mgr., Kuthryn llrayliont
Co.. week Feb. !!2, Manchester, N. II.; week* el).
20, Nashua, N. H.

E. A. HEMPHILL

At Liberty March 1.

JUVENILES and STAGE MANAGER

ONE "HOI STOCK, KEP. ^figfa R v _

ROSALIND VERENE, Juveniles and Ingenue

LEADS. Invites offers for Hummer Engagement.
Experienced, Reliable, flood Wardrobe and a
Singer. Responsible Managers Touring Hest or

S0 ^^^DBONSTOOK Ct^Pjn^co.»^orWa,_
Versatile Sketch Team,
. singles and doubles; Dutch,
/rlsT) and BlacY Tace, Sorlo Comlo, Dcscrlpllvc,
OOOn and Character Singing. Ite.^ Igft Comedy.

Wanted, Comedian Quick (Thorough Reper-

TOIRE), wlthSnecuiltles. Also Leading Man. Long

NOTICE TO MANAGERS.

The Jacksonville. Ala., Opera House, open time In

March Population 1,900. Onod show town.
Marcn. ropumuvu <■ w g 0AUPi Msnsger ,

Marie Gilmer

LEADS AND HEAVIES,

At Liberty.

Address S TCRT EVANT HOUSE, Kith S t.. New York.

SCENERY

PAINTERS OP HIOH ORADE ARTISTIC

SCENERY.

Water Prooi Dye 8cenery lor the Road

A Specially.

OLOilE SCENERY CO.,

Ni 1. 1- 1 to 24 Km |il re Park Place, Tlilln, 0.

Moving Picture Bargains

EDISON KXIIIIIIT10N, latest Model, llausch A
Loomb M. I'. unit Htereoptlcon lenses, right angle
Electric lamp, no hroken or lost nans, used only
short time, 16ft. l.l IllN'S EXHIBITION MOIIEI,.
complete, new, »0«. LITEST 01T10RAPH and
STEltEOITICON, new, ISII. SNAPS In MUNI
SLIDES, FILM froin ;3c. u foot up. The new
OXOLlTllEBASOl'TFlT.new, *:il).

ft.C.TAYLOft, «0» So. lutli St., Omaha.

HDRTH HBDS.* GOMEOMHS CWESTEHH)

W A. JUT 8

Al JUVENILE LEADING MAN.

I'nrsons, Kan., 22-27 ; Cbantite, Kan., 2U-rj.
_ THANK C.CA11TEB, Mannger._

FOR LEASE, ONE PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR,

Furnished; ten sMlous, one State Room, one
Smoking lloorn, arraoged for Kange If dmlrcd;
one slxtv foot HUBfa Car, one foriy-tlvn foot Bag-
gage Cur. J. S. COXRY, Ml. Vernon, 0.

READ WHAT BOSTON PAPERS SAY ABOUT

Of MILT and MAL'DIO WOOD, AMERICA'H I'HKMIIilt TIIII'LE TIME WOQDIiiN SHOW
BUCK DANCKH. at KEITU'H TUHATHK, U()STON MASH.

John Cord had a cold, nnu could not give hlH net nfter the first iierfortnance, hut.
the wooden shoe dancing of ono Milt Wood was good enough to innke amends for Mr.
Kord's enforced defection, and was continuously applnaded.— -IIOHTON IIRHALD, Keb. Hi.

While ndmlrers of wooden shoe dancing would be divided betwren John Fnrdnnd Milt
Wood, notwithstanding the former la npoken of ns the winner of contests galore. —
BOSTON ULOBrS. ' T •'

The dancing paloi, hnwover, la token by Milt Wood, evidently a newcomer In the
varieties. Ills wooden shoe steps, Intrlcotn unit jumiI, provoked as rnuch applunsn as auy-
thlng In the long bill. — BORON TKANHCIlll'T. . .

.Ml it Wood gave a wonderful exhibition of wooden shoe dancing. — BOSTON If»KT.

Avenue Theatre, I'lttsburg. I'n. — Th« tw« Woods could dnnee, and thn elog work of
the man had not. been oquuledln years hern. Iln was atrenously ii|i|ilui|d<sl, soiiiiiUiIiik
which aeliiom happens to a dancing net.— I'lTI'HIIIJIUI DISPATCH, Keb. 2.

Mecbiinlcs If nit Theatre, Hnletn. Mass., Feb. 22; I'orllaiid Thvnlre, Portland, Mnlne.
I'i'li. 20. Address JO PAHIK SMITH. Regards tn all friends.

\ST ANTED,

THE REPRESENTATIVE STOCK OROAMIZATIOH SOUTH,

HARRIS-PARKINSON CU.

CLEVKR OOMBDMN and HUOWtaWTM whow specialties area feature. MiM be good lookers, and
dress well. All Summer engagnmenl, ht^gluulng In April. Other useflil peopli-, Irwludlng plunlsl.
wrlb'. State your Sl'MMKKsALaKY, and Kill allllrst lil)w. If SATISKACTOllY cau ntfer o,«xt jeeson'"
engagentent. Cang_lve good Scenic Artist from s to in Weeks] work. _<l»ii use sttmig stM(;laJty a^ls

from 2 to a weeks. Must change often.

ItOIlT II. HAftltlH, Charleston,'

iloanuke, Vu., weeks, to|j,a.v). Manager Thos. U'sthnt once booked us for return 32, 29, 21.

Many ether weeks altfli>sl as good.

Illuellctd, iv. Vs., wenk Man. I, lOfLHtAB (wogobsck ngalni.
Nextseanon opeos early in August, Lexington, K.v.

■TBH"

EVERYTHING IN MOVINO PICTURES AND STEREOPTICONS.

THIS WKKK'S BAROAIMMl

SCENIC ARTI

AT LIBERTY Foil 8VMBIRR.

Stock. Hluillo or Kond. (Ian Originate 1'iodiirlions
(I'xiierii'iii-fl). No dye; sporlineus mailed If re-

i|iilr<-il. Louis IUvK 210 Htimell W., NiiHlivMcTciiri,

AT L1BKHTY,

HBNRY SAT1JR,

KXl'KKIENOKI) SLIDE TII0MI10NB.
Stroni on street. Write or wire,
PEN, PEL., Dall as, Texas^

IIIUI1 OltAUK PAINTINGS' FOR

SIDE SHOWS

CLABKWCK PAGO, 40 Bond Mt ; , N. Y. City.

Hand Organ for Sale or Exchange, Plays 10

Pieces. Mill trade for a tent or good Btereoptlcon
with slide.'; aim have big n«h pnnd layout fur sale
o r trade . C. C. HI VE RB. Falconer, N. Y.

Wanted, Laughing Gallery, 2d H. D. Merr,-6o-

'RmiDiKoOtt.dlam.i.KUIsoii'M Itioa flriure Maehlun.
Flying Lady, (ialaica, Small Show boat on the o
rPver L orJls_trll)iilarlcs._J. W. SPKOUL, Sclo, O,

A Lady Assistant Wanted, With Vocal or

MI'SICA I. TAI/KNT, to Join a Magician, HypnotM
and Kfrvstisn Theatre, In small show to open In
May. Acclros* PltX)F. NEBO, care CLIPPEK,

LOT OF FILMS WANTED,

Magic, Comic, etc. FILMS, care of clitper.

1 Edison Machine, complete, with about MWft.
of Films ami 2 Scls or Hong Slides

aim

1 l.uiilu, complete, with about Mioft, of Passion
I'lay Films.. inn

1 Stereoptlcon, complete, for cloak Act, with

LVlMiititlfulIy colored Slides !»

I H|S>I. Light, Cnni|ileie 1*

Also river fi,uoori. of Film from 4 eenla per foot

1LLIINTHATRU HONU HITN.

I Fairyland, I.OfOft

1 riu 'In Turn's Cabin. 1 .inoft.. ...

Dorothy's Dream, msim

The Ureal Train llohls.ry, 74W.
Christinas Dream. i.,v,ft. ,

Jink, tlii'Sheiiuril,Wift

Damniilloti of Faust, 4Wlft, . .
up.

aim

. IliA

. M)

: 4«

, 4P

,.a*.M I Man In the Overalls, 9) slides.;. iT.on

, r,.no | Village by the sea, liMlldes, ,*.;i.ii'.. o.M)

fl.M) I Always In the Way, If ' slides.. ;..,.. .,!,.. «.»

We also take old Machines anil Films exeliange. We Rent Machines, Films and Song Slides wlm
or without oticrators. ALFRED L. HtHSTVi CO.,

Tol. :ts i *_«llt A M, 138 K. l«th HI., New York,

RedelU 'laslldoa

Hluwatha, 14 slides

Foolish Dreams, is slides

•w

LADIES' ORCHESTRA.

The Only Refined and Strictly First Olast Organ Izatlonl
of Lady Musicians In America.

Playing Classical, Standard and Popular Music. AT LIIIEKTY FOB SEASON looj. This Orebenlra
oonutlna is lo 40 of the Best and Finest Lady AltisU.-lu.nH In this Country. Ouarauteed tolie thnOniv
IJlKli Class Organization Kver before the Putrilu. Managers, lie It uuderstood that tills Orchestra e^in-
talus only high class Musicians, aud Ladles on and mr. Kestionslbln Managers of First Class Hesorls,
Parks, Expositions, etc., Imiklngfornneof ihe Finest Alfractlons money can get, write to

4». P. VALROSR, Manager, f«, 3»» nteatanl Htreet, Chleafo, 111.

. .J-.J.lif

MANAGERS, GET WISE.

Plalnflold %m±Hm «»«»»* Town In NowJ»ra«y

We are

Dig Uin heat on the road and tnmlng them away. There Is some good open time in
larch. If you have the show there l*.<i&,ooo people bero that will appreciate It. •
Addreas aU communications to JA». a. QALVIN. Cenlral TDaafre, Plalnfield, N. J, |

plarl .
February And March

THE HE"W YOEK ^L^PBE^

I^lBEUAEY 27,

THE CLIP PER'S r *EW YEAR

with tiifi crirreht 'issue " Tap Qnk
begins It a Ofty-second volume with the hope
fuit It Buy continue to deserve, the support
width has 6eon to generously bestowed upon
It in tin! tuii.

During IU long career Tub CxirPBii lion
driven to enlarge the Held of Us usefulness
In till brunches o( thu uuni*cment profes-
sion, aud Its Heady advancement In liroof
that Iheso effort* lmTC Dot been In tain. The
hearty rendon* |B which 'lt< new dciiart-
vrcs have been met by the" profession nt large
have been particularly gratifying, and with
the lid of our putrous we boiie to cvnlluuc
tlilH advancement.

Froui a very modest beginning, fifty-one
years ago, 'J'm; clutlic baa grown to till a
place not Oiled by any other publication, and
la proud ot too' fact that It claims among in
putrous' ot today manager! and performer*
who 1 1 a vo been Ita patrons for over bait a
century, owl we can only hope thnt ly u strict
adherence to those principles which have
always been uppermost, Tub Clim-bu niuy
continue to bo useful to Uic large uruiy of
professionals who urc numbered among its
mpiiortcrs. ^^^^^^^

NEW YORK CITV.

He view and Comment. — Business
ranged from fair to good nt our local thea-
tre* last week. The principal new offering of
the reek occurred Kcb. 15, at Daly's Tuba-
im:, wbeu "Glittering Glorlu," a musical
comedy, lu three ncU, book by llugli Morton,
music by Bernard Holt, wns given Its llrst

New York prcsouluUun "Wealth and

Poverty," n four act melodrama, received
Its first New York production 10, nt the

Tutu> Avknlb Tiilatur Eleanor Hob-

sou, lu "Merely Mary Ann," moved to the
Cmtbkio.n Thhitub 15, froia another house.

, "The Secret of Pollclilnclk.'," uftcr

tea days of enforced Idleness, opened 15, nt

Mm UAiMfW 'TiiEATni: Kyrla Bollew

In '"It "idle*," resumed his New Tort run 15,

■it the Siyoi 'XOkatm The bllla at the

MfcTnorvLiTAjT OI'Kba House for the llilr-
Ire i ali week, ending Feb. 2U, were: Monday
nlglit, 13, "Faust," with tuls east: Mar-
guerite, Mine. Cunillle Suygurd: Hlcbcl,
Edjuu Walker; Martke. Miss llaucriuelslcr :
laiift, Fran-Nornl •Mcpblirtopheles, Pol Plan-
con: Vahjnjtlu, Big,; Bcottl; Wagnor, M. Du-
Irlche; Ctodiitior, Oustav illurlcliH. Tues-
day night IU,' '•Parsifal" (ninth perform-
ance), Willi Unrr Dlpiiel lu the title rvle,
and Miss Jacohy as the " Voice." Olberwlso
tlie cast was the huiiiu as Inst given. Wed-
uesduy ulghl, 17, the prison scene from "Me-
nslpfvle," "Cavallerki Kustlcaiia." and the
luilfet, ■'CoppcllaV' were gtvieiC Wane. Gdj«
nn; Murguerlta la the lirst mimed, und wus
nxslstrd by Herr Dlppcl as Fiiimt, and Jl.
juilrne.t Inf tun' tiUc'role". In the Mascugnl
opera Mini:, Calve was tlio Sant'izzu, uud
Slror. Homer the Lola. Utlierwlsu the cast was
tlio Maine un When lust rendered. Thursday
lilgkt, 18, "Die /.aubcrnoelc" ("The Muglc
I- 'lulu"), Willi Erust Kraus as Tamluo for tlio
first time this season. Friday ulgbt, ID,
"Carmen," with no change In the cast. Sal-
indiii afternoon, "", "La Travlatu," lu whleli
Mill-, ncmbrfch, Ilcrr Dlppcl. H's. Beottl,
Jll-s. Baiiermcl-ter and Mute. Jaeoby wera
the chief alugers. Saturday night, 20,
"Kuust," lu which Mine. Aluo Aekte inudu
lier New York debut, singing the role of
Marguerite, lier American debnl was made
18, in Philadelphia, in the same role. Mine.
Jacoby wiis Ihu Slelvi. und Slg. t'liinpaiiiirl
Miug Yalenllii. Otherwise the cast was the

ttunte an when last giveu The continued

uttractlouu for the week ending Feb. 2U
were: Annie llusscll ut the Gabbick, "The
l'lt" at the LYinc, Wlllluia Gillette ut tho
New Lyceom, "Ilia County Chairman" at
Wallack's, "Unties hi Tovland" at the >U-
jLsnc, "Bweet Kitty Bellulrs" at Uclasco's,
the German stock company ut < lie [rvinu
1'LACt), the stuck company at tin: MnitiiAY
Hill, *Tbo Girl from Ray's" at llie ncn.vui
HO'-'Aut, grand opera at tlio MeriiuruMTAN
Oivka lluvsu, "Mother Goose" at tlio Mr.w
AsBTUWJAJt, "Quluey Adaiim Sawyer" ut the
A JiuiucA*-, "The Vlrgluliiu" at too Manhat-
dax, Bobert LMesoa ut the Hudson, Eyrie
UeUvVat the Savoy, Kleanor ltobsoii at ilia
t'lifliiittox, "i'hu Secret of Pollcbluelle" ut
the Gauuun, "Glittering Gloria" at Daly's,
•"I'hu Medal uud the Maid" at I lie IJbuau-
IV.AV, "An Kngllsb Daisy" at tho Casino,
t'luiuurcy Oleott ut the Mm Yokk, Gcorgo
llvaim ut tho 1'ov.iiTiaisrii Stukkt, mid
"I licckers" at (ho Acauhut, the last live
liauied clusiug on that dale. Dramas by I he
V. V. Proctor stock companies, with added
vinidevlllu features, were presontod ut Puoc-
toa's lit ni Am. ml and d.m; Humhtui ami

nraWlt-VUUII Sthkut The one week

ttauds closing -U were : "A Chluwe Ilouey-
inuou" nt tho Giunu (MM llousu, "Wealth
ami l'uvcrly" at lire Ttuiiu Avukuu, "Across
I ho Pucllle" ut 1'nocToa's Ftrry-uiOHTU
KmiXT, William Favcrshnm ut the Uauixk
OftKA Uovsu, James K. llnckott ill the
y?c&t Kmi, "Ituiuun Ilearls" ut llio Mi;-
atoroMS, uud "Tbc Ninety uud Kino" ut thn

fctTAji Variety ctiteruiluuieiit wtis fur-

ulnlied at Ki.ini'a Union Squaub, Paoc-
smr'.s Twcnty-tiuub Sutrr, tho Ciuci.b,
U'onjt Pastor's, the Victoria, Mineu'h Uow-
ti.v, (ho Dlv.kv, Mimu'.'s KtuiiTit Avu.sti:,
tllO LONUON, lUnil'i & Seamon's. tbc Oltm-
l-ic, and the OuruuuM. Hlueu's Mi sepm
liroseatod the ritual long list of curios, freaks
Cad vaudeville.

London Theatre (JnnicslI.Curlln, mail-
luor>. — Tho Al. Keuvm Show oin-ned KiH».
1111. to big business, with the following hill :
"A Cnlucbo Sunny Moou," Van der Kwr.
Andy Lewis mnl cmununy. Mnn MMvlllu ami
•'■inipaliy, Dcvlnn slid Williams, Miilb'ti mnl
« orelle, Al. Iteevcs. und "A Merry Go
Hound." Next week, the Keulticly llclles.

Herald Hiiaarc Theatre (Charles I'vuh
Iniiu, tnaiingar). — "The Olrl trouj Kuy's" i*
How In ~ltH Mvanteeuth week.

l.yrlo Theattrn (Sam S. & U-o Shuliert.
lnnuagtrK).— "The Pit," with Wllloii 1j\«--
tare, opened ita third week Fen. 22.

American Thcntre (Klnw, Crlanger A
^V#|b, mannciM'ii). — "Qnlncy Adnuis Sawyer"
rpeucd Its (fiird'WWK Feb. 23,'

I'ruotur's FIMh Arenac Tlicatre (J.

/ustln Fynes. general nmnagcr). — "Rip Vun
Vlpkle"- Is the' tifferlng by tlm house stock
cunipaiiy this week. Malcolm Williams scored
Leuvlly lu the nuuiu part cm Feb. II". and
Mli'iidld aid was given lilin li.v George Friend,
j;.i ttn MnthleuEi, Gerald Urlllln, Julian ltecd,
Al. lloberts and Jennie Turner. The cast:
Hip Van Winkle, Malcolm Williams; Derrick
von Ueekmnn, George Friend : Cockles, Julian
Heed: Nick Vedder, Geruld Griflln: Helnrlcb,
Iluttle iteinpcl ; Gretcbeu, IkiIU Llntlibum;
Jlcenle, Jennie Turner ; Helnrlcb. Hudson,
!■'. George; the Dwnrf, It. Julian; Demon
Crew, tol lluilcy, I'hll .Morris. Al. Smith,
CIiiih. Williams. Arthur Crane, Chas. House-
nun; llelnrlch Vedder, Albert IIowhoii;
l-i- 1 1 1 . an Innkeeper. Albert Uoteus: Meenle
Vnu Winkle, Ueceylle »laycr. lu. the vaude-
ville: Adolpb /.Ink repeated the sacccss be
linido at tbe Twcniy-tblrd Street Hoiin« last
week, .1 nl in.- M. Tanueu pleused. Lit: le and
1'rllxkow s.-oreil solidly, the Thiw Troubu-
<k>urs provid clever, Marlon and Pearl per-
formed their excellent acrobatic act, Castel-
lat and Mall made a snecess. ami Carter and
lllnford, negro couiedlani, helja-d the enter-
tainment along. Thu kalatcclinoscope con-
tinues.

Jew York Theatre (Klaw & Krlanger,
niuuagers). — Ulchurd Curie made bis New
"^ i irk debut us n star lunllncv of Monday,
yob. 22, III "The Tenderfoot," a three act

i .it lr eouieily, wltb book nnd lyrics by Mr.

iwrle, und music by H. H. llenrtz. The pro-
duction wus then given its Urst offering lu
this city, Its premier having occurred at the
Hearlioru Theutrc, Chicago, on April 12. 1903.
The star nnd nuthor, who Is well known
here as the result of numerous attempts
made In the past to establish himself ns a
minedlnu und playwright, has at last came
Into his own. for his book Is bright and
nrltrlnnl. bis lyrics arc of high ciuss, and
nnnieroiis lilts of stage biiHlness which he
liii Incorpornled — for lie also staged the
iii-inIiicIIoii — made even Ihe surfeited •'regu-
l»r" take a keeu Interest .la the proceedings
nt the o|ienlu<: iwrfoniuinco. As the story
of the piece tniillers very little, the strength
if the comedy nnd the excellence of the
mush-Hi numbers nmy bo ssld to be unusunl,
tor there wnn scarcely a dull inoracnt durlox
Ihe three hours ut entertainment. Mr. Hertz
bus contributed very good uud lu the main,
und several of bis numbers wore decidedly
meritorious. His tendency toward the noisy
kind of music, which wus so noticeable In bis
iittier works shown here, lias been subdued to
toino extent, although It comes to tho sur-
face at Intervals lu "The Tenderfoot." The
work of the chorus, their sinking and their
bundling lu groining* nnd evolutions, re-
liiwiil great credit np«" Mr. carle, who
l»lu v.il a Professor, the tenderfoot of the
lltle, Willi p-iillllie humor. 'Die laughs 6c-
rurdeti him for his work were luiuy. uud he
bus chiirlv taken his place niuoiig- the front
nink of light comedians. llUuiuud Stuuley
»-as vociferously eucsired for his excelleut
dnglug. and Charles Wnyne uiado a distinct
aurcess as a "bluulng" soldier. A Chhiumun

was imnlculurlv woTl pluyed by Win. Rock,
and Henry Norinnu ulso uppeured lo advnn-
Inge. llefeiiu Fredericks was warmly praised

lor her singing, but wax not equal to the
acting requirements of the part. Margaret
Snvre and Agnes Pnnl mnde Hie most of
tlielr ei'.urai-u-rs, uud lilhel Juliusun was
clngled out for siwclal favor by the audience
Tor lier good work. The ilauo! by William
(tuck and Klhel Johnson was u big hit. Dan
t. Movies. Kdwln Baker uud Gwllym Kd-
wards scored successes as ii trio of officers.
The production in Its entirely is one of too
best things In its class oceh here In u-limi;
while. The cast: Profr»siior Znehary Petil-
boue. lllciinrd Curie ; Colonel Haul Wllithrop,
I'Mmiiiid Stanley: Sergeulit Hill. Ifnrker,
I •buries Wuvnc; Caplulu O'llellly. Dan J.
Movies; Cuptnlii Vincent, Kdwlu linker; Cap-
tnlu Todd, Gwllyui Kilwards ; Honesl John
Marl In, Henry Norman: Hop Lcc. William
Hock; Iteckless ltc-ddy.ll. S. Anstln: Htgg
illuff, William Hussell: White 1*111. iCdwanl
Heck: Abe Splicer, Milton Hnldwlu: Marlon
Worthlnirton, Helena Frederick ; Sully; Mar-
aaret Snyrc ; l'"lora J:uie Flbby, Agnes Paul ;
J'ntsv. Ktliel Johnson; "titers ; Louise Gard-
ner. Louise Grlguou, Virginia Neal, Ethel
Klrk|>utrlck. Klla I'lleh; Adelaide Aekluml,
Vlletie Stanley, Dolllu WlllhiniH, Mubellc
Smith. Venn lliuii!;.

Fourteenth Street 'titrnlre (J. Wesley
ltoSKiiuuest, mnnugerL — Nat M. Wills und bis
worthy supporting cuiupiny returned to town.
in "A Sou of Heat." on Feb. Ti, and opened
liiiitlnec of that du.v t« uu midleacti thai, wus
dcllglitnl during every minute the eiirtniii
wus up. Tile production nhoiikl duplicate the
lilt ll mnde recently it lids bouse, for them
Is a deal of elite, mining nmterlal lu It.
Slut S. Witt's musical numbers are all
strongly featured, und lliere arc several new
ones slucc Uie play was here last. All were
deservedly encored.

Circle Theatre (Percy G. Williams,
manager). — There wns a holiday audience
which tilled every seat nt the mutlace of Feb.
L'2 here. Vesta TUley, who was unable to
nnpear after Wednesday uf Inst week, owlug
In Illness, again heads the bill for this, her
fourth and llunl week, ll is perfectly safe
to predict Just the same big buslm'ss which
Has favored Miss Tllley's engagement. The
hill this week eonlalns niuay names promi-
nent In poll la vaudeville. Cressy nnd Dum\
in 'Mr. Cressy's playlet of New linglnnil
rseenes, ciilltled "The Village Lawyer;" the
1'lorens Troupe. Huiupean ucrobats, n line
net; Wurn-nand Hlanehard, In "The Come-
illiin and the Singer :" Harry Howard's com-
«dv iwules nud digs are eugngiMl ns n special
treat to the little ones; Kupoll, a deft Jug-
cler ; Aitrle Dagwe.ll. one of the most ucismi-
lillslieil vocalists i',|sm 11* vamlevlllu singe;
Hiiswdl mul Ixieke. the dancing duo; Harry
leaves' ltovnl .Marionettes, un excellent uiun-
idkin act, und the American vltngruph con-
st Utile the bill for this wvok.

Murruv Hill Theatre (Henry V. IXm-
nelly, mniutger).— The attraction for this
week Is "Incog.'' Udwlu Holt gave satisfac-
tion ns Tom Stanhope, and ihe Ktipporflinr
mat wus apportioned us fallows: tieii.
Hufus SlunhoiH!, Wlllhim J. lJutler: Dick
W'ntors, George Farren : Harry Winters,
Theodora Gamble: Dr. Sleirt'eld Uurtniou.
Prlustlv Morlsoii : Nid Morelaud, lidgnr
Alluu Wixilf : Matthew. John Fenton ; Lowry.
Jnnies Eillum : Kate Armltage, PJdnu Phil-
lips : Mrs. Dick Winters, Mury Home ; Miss
Mollle Somurs. Hose Swnlu : Isabelle liow-
rrtl. Viola Kellogg. Next week, "The Climb-
ers."

Third Aveitne Theatre (Martin J. Dh-
oti, mul.ii;rert. — ".\n Heiress to Millions." a
four ucl inelodruiiiH. by Howard Wall nml
JiiIiii T. Melutvre. was preseaterl for the llrst
lime In New York Feb. •_-.!. with the following
east: Jack ltuymond, Lester A. Davis: Kil-
ward Singleton. W. JetT Murphy : Jiis|st
t'llve. Knil SiH-iieer: Nimble O'Counell,
Jumes Gurduu iiuitia : lhiu O'Counell. Thus.
J. McManun : Speuri-r ISa.vUloiiil, Frank
niehter: J. Horatio Hrass, Horai-e Ewlug :
Dr. Craft. Kd. Ilanaon ; Hawkins. 10. It.
I'arr: Jumes. Frauk lilwnnlii: l*atsey Oultm.
W. T. Fulton: Grneo liedlnuiid. Mne Joyce;
Itiuuiv Posey. Faiiule Wood : Mrs. Scbnllxrr.
Mnrgiiret Itourke: Jenn tiigurtl. Anna Lltlh':
MIsn Vnu lteinlnglou ntul Lusher l.uo. Jessie
M, Terry : Miinih' Couroy. blvirore A^ Itrrn-
iiiiii. The piny Is of Incut Interest, nud olio
of the scenes is luld la an Insane nsyluiii.

Iten Fib Is acting mimugvr for John 1'.

lieilly : John L. Jauics buslucss uuinugei'.
Next week. "A Hidden Crime."

Allnutle tianlrn IW. Kramer's Sous,
iiumngerii). — Maiilry nud Uuse, Mile. Artuln-
ta. Goldsmith and llepiie, the) Wilsons. Ml«s
ttronke Kllryui und th* Burks nic Hi" at-
I notloni for tills week.

Mere Ljeevin Thenire l Pnnlr-1 Froh-
mull, niniingerl. — Willltiin 'llllctte, In "The
Admirable rrlchlon," opened his (Iftceenth
svwk Kcb. 2'.'.

I'rortorn Flfty-clgrlth Street The-
atre (J. Austin FyiirH, general mflnagetj.—
Geonw Evans. In "The <J«od OU "Sutnmi'r
Time," inovid iiptowu Feb. 22, and wHu
lieattily re.flv«d l>y a lurgr audience. Ihe
cast: Tommy Todd, George Krans; ton ola,
honey, John Conroy; Mueon tloode, l.liai , M.
McDonald: Spike Mctinlrk. Joe Notus; Bob
>Uilioney, Knrl Stuhl; Haus Vpp. Golf Ptll-
llps: Ourlixk Hones, Charles Seigravii; 1.
Doollttle, Hurlan Knlgbt: Murphy s Sister,
Dorothy Lamar; lma Jluhencf, ■ Aunie M»r-
tell: Dosle Itlley. Pearl Kevare : Kitty Hidd,
Marie llylands: Petty Cash. Delia Kreese ;
Annie Work. Hue/ Dover; Tlllle Vesta, Es-
ter Marks: HI Yell, AL lTIre; b. Z-^Bet,
Ti-d KhurkofT: Vnnilerlce Smith, Lee Mlera;
llckanlnnies, Kllanbctu. Elliott, Ulanche Wil-
mol; Is It? A horse.

llcwcy Tlicntre (Sullivan & Kraus, tuau-
ngers). — The Moonlight Mnlds Burlesque
Cii. found a buuse packed fruai orchestra to
gullerv to welcome this snison's metropoli-
tan di'but of this HMkl organization. Be-
sides the Intended welcome to tola show, the
litct that Monday, Feb 22, wa» a holiday,
lidded enthusiasm to the occasion. Xhe
curtain rose upon the farce, "A Itlulto
Bounder," nnd It could not (all of success
with Joe Fields, M. E. Hanley, M. Wooley
mid Tomu llanloa to interpret lac comedy
lines. There was also a budget of bright
musical cumbers nud a competent chorus as
well. A strong olio follow*, la which .Mario
Hogcrs, lu coon songs : Frederick Bros, and
Burns, In u refined musical act ; Tuma llan-
lon uud Dave Ferguson, In a travesty. "<let
Happy;" Fields and Wooley, Herman dialect
uct, and Hlco and Provost, acrobatic comedy.
The festivities tenulante In a continuation
of the opening farce, though It has been
glveu tbe title of "A Round Pp." Changes
of position have occurred with the princi-
pals of the cast, and the comedy and action
of the finale Is npmurloiwly funny. Next
week, Sam Devere and his company.

Knickerbocker Theatre (Al. Dayman
fc Co., proprietors).— Audiences of good size
witnessed the production of "Twelfth Night,"
at this house, afternoon und evening of
Monday, Feb. 22, under the direction of Ben
tirect. The is'i-forntance iva*. u replica of
that given by the Ellzubethon State Society
lu Middle Temple Hull,' London, Eng., ou
Feb. ~. HiOl, and there wus only ono stage
setting, the scene being laid la lllyria, partly
In Olivia's house and garden, In the duke's
house und in tbe streets; there was no In-
terruption to tbe representation by the ris-
ing or fulling of tho curtain, one act merg-
ing Into its successor, In tlio true Elizabethan
lushlou, which cannot he mid to be highly
appreciated by modern playgoers Still, the
iM-rfomiiuice was followed with r«pt interest
by the majority of the audience, whs frc-
uuentlv burst forth In enthusiastic applnusC,
ami were ut times convulsed with laughter
over the unties of the exponents uf tbi:
comedy lines. Mr. Grcct's company Is of
superior excellence, and tbc acting through-
out afforded very great pleasure, the per-
formance behig evenly good, und the
marked ability sliown by the principals
eliciting commemluclan that wus truly
merited. The chief honors, of course,
were well earned by Edltb Wynne Mutthlson,
well uud favorably remembered la "livery-
man" und other plays In which she prerious-
Iv gained distinction, who nsiumed tbe char-
acter of Viola, and whoso rendition was
Worthy of high praise, which was freely be-
stowed. Tbc others who shared the honors
with her were Ben Greet, as Mulvollo ; John
Buyer Crawley, as Sir Andrew Agueclu'ek :
U.!.\. Field, as Sir Toby Belch : AJya Dees,
as -nlh in. and Cecil A. Collins, ti* ffeste, the
clown, while all the others In the east sus-
tained their parts lu a uinnuer that was
entirely satisfactory. Tho cast: Orsluo,
Duko of Illyrlu, C. Bunu Kennedy ; Scbus-
Han, brother to Viola, Hoy Danu Tracy: An-
tonio, u sea captain, George BUIdell ; Vnleu-
tlne, Percy C. Wunuu: Cnrlo. Henry Willis:
Sir Toby Belch. B. A. Field: Sir Andrew
Arm-cheek, John Sayer Crawley : Mnlvollo,
steward to Ollvlu, Ben Greet; Koblan. Dallas
Anderson: Feste, a clowu, Cecil A. Collins;
:i PrleBt, S. II. Goodwya ; an OfUcur. It. H.
Foster; u Sea Captain, St. Clulr Bayfield;
till via. Alys Hccs: Viola, Udlth Wynne Mat-
tblsou ; Marin, Mllllcent UcHuughlin.

lirouilivny Thesitre (A W. Dingwall,
malinger i. — At this house, on Monday after-
noon, Feb. 22, Raymond Hitchcock made his
metropolitan stellar debut lu "Jlto Tunkeu
Consul," u two act comic opera, the libretto
of which is by Heary M. Blossom Jr., and
the music by Alfred U. Itobyn. The work
was orlgluully produced Sept. 21. 1003. ut
the Tremont Theatre, Boston, Nuss. Tbe
I heme Is light, as hi usual In works of this
class, but is ot sufficient strength to hold
the Interest, and forms an ud nil ruble ground-
work fur botli author and composer. Mr.
Blossom has done bis part of the work lu a
happy vein, und has written bright dia-
logue and clever lyrics, ind Mr. Robyu
has entered fully Into the spirit of the
theme, with pleuslug result. In tbe title
role Mr. Hitchcock did capital work and
proved his right to a place In the stellar
ranks, lie Is an old favorite In this city,
where ills steady advancement bus been
wnl filed by his mauy friends, and his present
success Is all tbe more, pleasing as it eniphu-
slzes his right to be placed umoug the lead-
ing comic opera comedian* before tho public.
Flora Zubello sung and ueted tbc role of
Bonltu In a manner that won her well de-
served recognition. Eva Biiveuport was capi-
tal us Donna Teresa. Harry Falrlelgli sung
Hie nde of Lieut. Commander Jack Uorrcll
excellently. He iiosscsses a pleuslug voice,
which in; uses lo good effect, and thu hearty
approval accorded Idui was well deserved. Tho
others lent good aid In inaklug u pleasing
entertainment. Tbe cost in full : Don
Itufuel Deselmdo, vVlllliiiu Dunforlli; Ileri"
Gcbiibler. J. K. Haizard: Caul. Leopoldo,
Hubert Wllke ; Llcut.-Coniniaider Jack Mor-
rell. Harry Fnlrlelgh : Carlos, 1'^rker Oiombs :
SiiiiiHio. Frank llanney ; Nunez, Albert Juhre ;
FelliKi, J. II. Mel ,*u u; DiMlrlgu. Basil MIlls-
iiuugh ; Miguel. John Pratt: Douua Teresa
Itebern y Crubuni. Eva Davenport; 'Boullii,
Flora Zubello: Pnplulu, ltuse Bottl: Blauca,
Sully McNeel : lucz. l£strclla Carudchael ;
.liiaiiltii. Adelaide Ortou : Estrcllu, May
Wheeler; Auitu. >luc Diirllug; Juclula, Lllu
Couuuest : Frauceiica, Mudge Burneo ; Pa*
ntllil. Lllllun KldrldiM ; Marlu, Sophie Wlttc ;
Leonora, M. C. I'lavlii: Bella, Gertrude
I'i'NolI: Abljuh Booze. Hiiymond IHtc'icock.
The product Ion Is under (he naungetnent of
Henry W. Savage, whose name is a guaran-
tee thnt its staging is of n high stuuuard.

llubcr's Miuifuia (John II. Anderson,
manager).- The people who passed within tho
lluber's portals on Monihiy. Feb. 22, were llko
the rnterlatnment which had been prcpiind
for them In flint both were continuous. In
the curio halls Warren H. Travers performed
his fetit of lifting a 'cycle whirl, with Hie
rider lu motion thereon, ami Pierre Ousnlcr,
continued to meet all comers In feats of
strength. Oilier museum features arc: Mario
I. II. rat woman: Ihe Panorus, Dexililc won-
t'ers: the Dclkauos, original novelty; Dc
Itoiuilrle's Punch aud Judy, aud Belorns, lire
king. Vaudeville shows uru thu feature of
Ihe cozy theutrc.

New Amsterdam Theatre fKIaw&Er-
lunger, munugers). — "Mother Goose'' begun
Its (lilrlevnlh ami last week Kcb. 22. Hrdi-
u nl Mu tittle Id, lu "I vail, the Terrible.'' fob
low s.

Annilevllle Theatre ft 'buries Vrobman,
iiuiuugcrl. — Arnold Daly nutl Ids compuuy
reo|K»lieil tills holi-e ma tlnee of Feb. 22, pre-
wiillng "Candida" anil "The Man of Des-
tiny."

(.rn nil «)|>rra llonae fjnhn ll. Springer,
uuinnger). — Dockstmlcr's .Mlusirels U this
week's Utractlou. .

Miijestle Theatre (Oeorep II. Nlcolal,
Hfiieml mtiijnger). — "Babes In TnvlatrJ" com-
HieB«d Ita twentieth, week Feb, 22,

Proctor'. Tvreaity-lhlrd Street The-
atre (J. AunUn Fynes, geJieral mam irL

rues, gent —rr -i

Paul Spadonl, wlio ' heaao this .we*» • : MU,
scored an emphatic St
he made bis debut In

raUl npuaoni; wnw u^«»« —■,-.-«„ _,i,eri
scored an emphatic success 4 eb. «., wtien
he made his debut In New York. Be lsn
European juggler of dbtlnct ion, his more
ltntmrtiujt effllM to recognition betog the
ffiffl? of sucl. Heavy obiects as iriUB
balls nno automobiles. Thj forme 'he jugglM
with apparent case, cntclilng them on the
t'ck on.ls neck when they are thrown to
him from across the stage, nud he conclude! b\i
bpeclslty by baluuclng. upoa his " u ,'J ulJe £ .JJ 1
;iutomoblle. Wuliaco KmHne. well remem-
bered for his high ilusB-work lu Hie Proctor
stock companies^ mtide a dlatlact success I In
the ulavlir "l*rd Copoys," which was
hrfgb . unJ revived s^endld handling by
Wr b Krsklm-. assisted by 1 lurtii. 01 -
lam and Kate Benelean. UOm Ctt*
SUM offered lier trapeze r l*'*«™ Bn «j
which Is of more thna ordinary merit, and
nns. Binns und Blnns 1I»»»»»S'J "{»-»-
lu tbelr musical specln ty. t-yerhart, the
liiHip roller, demonstrated his ability to keep
thoroughly up to date, nnd presented a
iilly ■ remarkabln act, while jffiOJWgg
aud Josephine TTiill, In a huxlesqae jktt.
which they played very rlcrerly, were deeded
ruvorltes: y iLtuawuy and Walton eutertalned
with u sinning and dancing sketch , cat
Stewart amused with his well lkcd rural
Dorics. Irene La Tear neU r attentIon In her
contorUou act with, "Zaza," a nd btotgc J.
Green, In vocal solos, also pleased. Ibo
Auers, lu rat' pictures; Fnany Donovan, with
her excellcut songs and stories : the Messen-
ger Boys Trio, and the kalatechnoscope com-
plete Ihe bill. ,_ ,'

Mluer'a Bowery Theatre tdw n D.
Miner, manager). —Tlic Tiger Lilies JWtgg*
to two big bouses, Feb. 22, und the following
uroeramme gave entire dutlsfactlon : Taking
Things Kusy," tbe Morrlssey Sisters, two
entertaining singers and dancers: I^destus,
n clever equilibrist: James b. aud. Lucia
Cooimt. Berry, Walters and Berry, n "Fun
lu Hotel Harmony:" Clarence \) llbar, In
his fanny uct, "PuUy's Day Off." assisted
bv Tom Robluson, Elsio Fay, Louise King,
licrtha Montugoe. Julia Nalus uud May
Hurke. nnd tbe TIgerscope. Next week, the
Trocaderos. Joe Smith, treasurer of the
theatre, was tendered u benetit Sunday, Feb.
21. A good bill was presented before tt
crowded house.

Pastor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, maua-
R ,. r ). — within thirty mluutes from the time
of opening the doors here on Feb. 22 the
bouse was packed with people, and tbe sale
of tickets temporarily stopped. It was a
holiday crowd which enjoyed the following
list of excellent sets: Cbas. T. Aldrlch. the
comedv Juggler : Mr. aud Mrs. Perkins
D. Fisher, lu their rural sketch. "At the
Halfwnv House:" Harris and Walters, In
"A Political Pull:" Jns. Itlchunond Glenroy,
In his original offering; Suiirl and Kcssuer.
as "The Acrobatic Bell Boy und the Dancing
Maid;" Doyle mud Granger, Bing&rs and
dancers: Hrooks Bros., comedians: ilsywoid
and Hay ward, in a musical sketch ; lo Vino
uud Alum, novel comedy skit; May Bell and
Oliver Woodall, In a • singing sketch, "The
Babv:" J.W. Sherry, in songs und witty
stories; Annie Bernstein, couiedlcunu, and
tbe American vltagraph.

Keith's Theatre (1£. F. Albcc general
uiiiuuger). — The usual holiday conditions
here governed on Feb. 22, when, very early
lu tbe day, the sale of tickets was stopped,
and a long line uf people were clamoring for
admission. Tbe programme listed the follow-
ing: Mr. and Mrs. lianlner Crone, In a farce,
"Am 1 Vour Wife 7" Henri Hnmberty, Eu-
ropean Joggtcr:(llist ap|)earance here) : 1'oy
und Chirk, hi u comedietta, "Old Curiosity
Shop :" Press Kldridge, lu his songs and
stories : the Avolos, novelty acrobats ; Jumes
1-'. Maedonuld, singing comedian ; Jturtlnettl
uud Urossl. iuuropeau novelty ; l'red and
Amy Gottlob, In a character sketch; the Ai-
des Twins, acrobatic dancers ; the Zarnvs,
in the Dying rings; the Brlttons, colored
singers and dancers; Carlotta Delmar,
"Queen of the Wheel;" Leon and Adeline
artistic jugglers; McCne und Cahlll, reBued
vocalists, and tlie always popular llograph.

Miner's Kltchlli Avenue Theatre (Ed-
win D. Miner, munuger). — Tbe Bowery Bur-
u-siiuers are tlfbt week's offering, and the
Iiullday crowds on Feb. 22 were warm In
tbelr praise of the organization. Kelt week,
W. B. Watson's Americans.

Savuy Tfcentrc (Frank McKee. mana-
ger). — Kyrlc Bellew, lu "Baffles," eulered on
his second week at this Ismse Feb. 22.

Empire Theatre (Charles Frohmuu, mau-
tiger). — "Tbc Other tilrl" opwued lla fifth
veek at this house Feb. 22.

Gar rick Theatre (Charles e'rohmau,
manager i. — Annie Russell. In "Tbe Younger
Mrs. Purling," entered ou her fifth week
Feb. 22.

Hudson Tlicntre (Henry B. Harris, man-
cger). — Hobert Edeson, In "Ranson's Folly,"
begun his sixth week Feb. 22. Laura Hope
Crews replaced Sandol Mllllken us Nary Ca-
hlll on Feb. 18, and guvc general satisfac-
tion.

Garden Theatre (Claries Frohman, man-
oger). — "The Secret of Pollclilnelle" began
Us second week at this house Feb. 22.

Daly's Theatre (Daniel Frobiiau, man-
nger). — "Glittering Gloria" commenced Its
second week Feb. 22.

Manhattan Theatre (Harrison Grey
Fiskc, manager). — "Tho Virginian'* entered
on Its eighth week Feb. 22.

Belnaco Thentrc ( Duvld Uclusco, mana-
ger I. — Henrietta Crosinau. In "Sweet Kltiy
Belltilrs," eutercd upon her twelfth week
Feb. 22.

Academy of Music (Giluiorc & Tomp-
kins, mdnugers). — Jefferson BijAngells opened
here Monday afternoon, Feb. 22, In "The
Toreador." to ti large audience. Mr. De
Angclls has n capable supporting compnuy,
which Includes: William Blaisdell. Jonn
Dudley, Udgur Xortou, Charles Duugaii. Wil-
liam Pullman. Nargnrct McKluucy, Normu
Bell, and Ulll.iu Bngllsh.

Cosine (Sou S. & Leo Shubcrt, uiuun-
gers). — Virginia Eurl resumed her INew York
rim afternoon of Feb. 22 at this house, In
Ihe successful comic opera, "Sergeiut Kitty."
Tbe bonsc was ailed to its capucity. und Miss
Karl wus given u hearty reccpttou ou her rc-
. turn to this house, the home of many ot her
former successes.

Wal lack's (Mrs. Tlieo. Moss, manager).
— "The County Chairman" entered Its four-
(ecntli week Feb. 22.

The NOTBi/rtr of- the seventh cuatlaco of
the Surgent School of Acting, ufternoon of
Thursduy. Feb. 18, at the Empire, Was a
pbiy by Vllllere de 1'Islc Adam, lu one uct
aud two scenes, which wus presented for the
llrst time lu America. It wus called "Tho
Itevolt." and It treats much the sumi; suli-
jeet which Ibsen sulwouueully treated 'In
'"Hie Doll's House." Tbe programme begun
with C. A. Brutter's "Bclludonuu," and ended
with a piny, lu three acts; by Jerome K.
Jerome und Etleu lliillpotts, culled "A
I'riulc's Progress."

The gExvprr for Major Hurk, which Is
to Is: held nt Tniuuiuny Hall on Thursduy,
Feb. 23, promises to be :i very successful
nrTiilr A uumbcr of leading vaudcvllllc per-
formers have volunteered their services.

RniiK.tHSALM were begunlaat week nt the
HiilckerlKH'ker Thcutre of Uio new Burrou
play, "The Buling l'owcr," In which Kutli-
vrluc Kennedy Is to slur. Aubrey Bouclcunlt
bus been engaged us leading man. The Urst
performance will be at the Currlek Theatre,
Mulch 11.

• Tilt liutrN Doom Clvb Lad a bencUt (it
the New York Theatre evening of Sunday,
Feb. 14. nnd cleared about Sfl.100 Mrs. Fer-
nandez sold iirugraumies with Jane Holly,
Julia floaai. How Mnrston niid'.Tatio Marbury.
There were nvunr irerformcVl.i Including Dan
Daly. Emma Cams, Mule Dressier, Thomas
q. Scibrooke, Tony Pastor, Cos Hill and
yiola Glllett.

"Victoria Theatre (Oscar Haminerste| D
manager) .—Tils weeh's bill names: tj„.:
Adg, 7i«lvllle euid Stetson. Goeloon's cau
und dogs, Charles Burke and Grace Lu lie
lledlnl und Arthur, T. Nelson Downs, fm^
nnd Ward, the Meredith Sisters, Stlnson and
Mertoa, LaUna,'tho Two- Orleans, aud V*

P Criterion Theatre (Charles Frohman.
manager). — Eleanor Itobson, lu "Merely Mary
Ann, opened her second week here Feb. g
Frances Stevens replaced Laura. Hope Crew.
M

n, opcueu uci i y^ :j y «c»v r eu, ^-j.

inces Stevens replaced Laura Hope Crews
Bosie, on Feb . 18.

Harlem. — At tho Harlem Opera House
(Alex Lltcuenstein, manager). — idu Uehan
uud Otis Skinner present their repertory dur-
ing tbU week. Nest week, Lain Uia»r, in
"Dolly Vardea." , <■ • .

West End (George A. Blumentlial, man-
ager).— "Checkers," wltb ThoiniH W. ltoss,
is here this week. Next week, "Our New
Minister." _

Metsofolib (Henry Bosenberg, manager)
— Ilulph Stnart, In "By Bight of Sword."
made bis first Harlem appearance us a star
at this house Feb. 23, and made a decided
hit. Next week, Joe Welch, in "The Ped-
dler." _" '"

Stab (Wm. T. Keogb, munagcr).— Nellie
McUenry, presenting "M'llss," opened to Ihe
usual Monday audience 22. Next week, "The
Midnight Marriage."

PBOCTOB'8 O.NE nUNDBED AXD TWENTY.

fiith Stbket Theitrh (J. Austlu Fyncs,
geuciu] manager) . — "Prince Knrl" is the of.
ferlng for tils week, and drew crowded
houses both afternoon and evening 22.
Vaudeville bllla: Raymond nnd Caverlr,
Iretio Franklla, Nate Lelpslg, Dorothy Ken-
ton, and the kalatechnoscope.

HuitTlG & Seamon's Mcsic Halt, (Bea
Hurtlg, manager). — ^The currcat bill pre.
sents Sloene and Wallace, Lillian Burkhart
and Co., Max Waldron, Scbcnk Bros., Artie
Hall, Crawford and Manning, Buuiza anil
Arno, and Wlnchcrman's bears. -

, Gotuam (Sullivan & Kraus, managers).—
Bobert toiltoa's Jolly ..Gross Widows mit
with a warm reception 22. Business con-
tinues to Improve each week, and ibe new
venture gives every Indication of being u big
winner. Next week, tbe Bowery Burlesquers.

Olympic (Thos. W. Valentine, manager).
— Fads and Follies came for a week 22, and
the opening was up to the standard In every
respect Next week:, Joe Barnes' Dalaty
Parec.

Orphevm (Dr. Leo. Sommers, manager).
—The house opened, to large sized audience.
22. This week's bill : tins Williams, A -
tuenls Tito Quartet, Foresto and Albertluu,
Marlon and Dean, De Veaux and De Veaui,
Wlllluuison and Gilbert, and Ed Goodwin.

Brooklyn. — At the Mont auk (Isabel Siuu-
Hecbt, manager). — Marie Tempest, Feb. 22-
27. lu "The iMurrlnge of Kitty." Lawrann-
D'Orsay, In "The Earl of Pawtucket." scored
a big success lust week, l'rltzl Schcff next.

Gbasd OPRttA Hocub (Lew Parker. man»-
ger) .—Herbert Kelcey and KBle shannmi
were given o big reception 22, lu "Sherlork
Holmes." Balpli Stuart did big busluess last
week. Next week, "Hobert Emmet"

Pabk (Nick Norton, manager). — "Wedded.
But No Wife," Is n new domestic play that
sttracted u large andlence here U2. Capacity
business lust week. "The Queen of the While
Slaves" to follow.

Colvmbia (Dave A. Wels. manager).—
"The Two Orphans." with Eate Claxton,
crowded the bouse 22. Big business rulwl
Inst week. Next week, "Tho Power of the
Cross." :•: *

BU0D (Will McAlister, munuger). — "A
BomancC of Old Mexico" was presented by
the Spooner Stock Co. 22, to big success.
The Misses Spoonens were well received. Au-
gustus Phillips, Harold Kennedy aud Jessie
McAllster ulso scoring. Business last week
was to capacity. Next week, "Esmeralda."

Obphbum (Percy G. Williams, manager i.
—This week's bill contains : - Pauline Hull,
Warsball P. Wilder, David McCauley Co.,
Piccolo Midgets, the Three Duuionds. Block-
som und Bums, Howard Brothers, the Three
Blehurds, Nevlns and Arnold, and the vlta-
graph. r - • • :

llvxiB & Bbbmas's (Archie B. Ellis, man-
ager). — Countess Blauca de Jeneppe Is seen
here for tbc first time. Others are: The
Uuurtet Basque, Frederic Bond und Co.,
Ward and Curruu. Bellmun und Moore, Sailor
and Uarburvtto, Agnes Muhr, Donahue aud
Nichols, und Professor Parker's dogs.

Fultov Sim i:i TnuATBB (Frunk A-
Kccncv, manager). — ^After o suci-essful open-
ing week another strong bill is presented,
iueludlrig : Toledo and Price, Johnnie Hoey,
Shannon and Brown, Boss, Hume and Lewis,
Bits Redmond, Lonls Simon, Grace Gard-
ner and company, Dooley and Fowley, Keno,
Wulsh and Melrose, and the vltagraph.

Stab (E. U. Gotthold. manager). — the
Tarlslan Widows crowded the house 22. Cuy
Morulag Glories Burlesque Co. next week.

Watson's Cozx Cobneb (W. B. Watson,
manager). — The burlesque attraction this
week Is "Krausemeyer's Alley." In which V\.
B. Watson and Elmer Xenley are at their best,
while Jeannette Dupre also appears. The
\uudeTllle bill Includes: Lizzie B. Baymoud,
James B. Douovau, tbc La Velles, Tanner
nnd Gilbert Brown and Burtolette, Blsyei'
oud Drehor. The Sunday, concerts preseut
attractive programmes.

AMPinoN (8. U. Cobcu, manager). — "rue
Prince of Hlsen" 22-27. Big business last
week. "The Earl of Pawtucket" next

Folly (Bennett Wilson, manager). — "sol-
diers of Fortune" la presented this week.
Big business last week. Kelhtr next week-

Gaiety (James Clark, manager). — The
house wus crowded 22. The entertainment
Is furnished by the Cherry Blossoms, with
Addle Gilbert at the head. Large houses

lliHi~ ^V*Pt l lf *

Paytos's (Fred Andrews, manager).—
After u week's rest Etta Heed Puytou is seen
this week lu "Dora Tborue." Kirk Brown
Is Houald Carle. Good business lost week.
Next, "Hank, of Harvard."

Novelty (David Hoblnson. manager).—
"Hearts Adrift this week, by u couipauy
beaded hy K. L. Snnder. Good business lust
week. Next, "Child Slaves of New York."

Gotham (Charles Williams, manager).—
On 22 a well balanced company began a
week's stay, In "Her False Step. BuRlncss
last week was good. "Her Marriage vow
next.

Lyceum (Louis Phillips, manager). — 1™
Two Orphans" this week, with Emma Bell us
Louise, und Mr. Bold en as Jacques Frocoaro
Good business last week.

TiltUTiiK TMCit-'L (Frauk U. Can', MBS*
ger). — The Metronolllan Bnrlesqaers began
ii Week's slay 22. Business last week wnd
good. •

IIcsiiwick Mt'sic HalIi (Watustock *
Michaels, iniinagers). — The house cxtnivn-
giiiiza compuuy this week. In u new bur-
lesque. The olio numbers are well selected.
Business continues satisfactory.
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— yiola Allen Is said to lie out of danger.
Inquiry ut tho Eye and Eir Infirmary hi
New "York, wliero she was operated upou, re-
sulted lu the Inforaiatiou that the operation
on her cur Had been successful. Shu will be
idiillned to llie hospital two or three weeks.
She expects to lie well cnongn for "Twelfth
Nlgbt" lo open at tho Harleui Opera Hon?''
Mm ell S. ^^^

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February 27.

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.

IS

MISSOURI.

si i.imli— At tie- Oljnpln <r. 8bari,
Jmiwi.— Eeury Irving, reb. S2-27, pro-
Sff>M jaercbaat of Venice/' "Mb
fiShSaSES and "tools SL" Week
SV. it H. Botheni, to "The Frond Prtne*,-
itoi a'o excellent business, and was well re-

*',?NTrBi (P. Short, manager).-— Grace
.'wire*. In "Pretty Peggy," week of lii, drew
.£, satisfactory attendance. Opening 21:
EL n«t Feather" for a week.

Abas* (John °- Sheeny, manager). —
-■■•mi Harrington" oped* Sunday, 21, with
rh,s ' lllchmnn. "The Crisis," with Isabel
irvln*. week of 14. received Rood patronage.

OniW (Horry J. Walker, mnnagor) ._ Mr.
rt'a'krr la getting late out of the Odeon thin
tfawn. The bnusa Is seldom dark. The
iVi'miin Slock Co. -continues to draw average
•'runilnnif. "The Staff Trumpeter" was given
M wlili Olga Dare, of New York, la the
cia'r pert TwentV Thousand Marks lto-
•-ard was put .oo Thursday evening, 18, ng
. benefit lo Huns Loebel, ind a double hill —
"Adelaide'* and "Nlobe" — waa produced Ban-
dar 21. The Bchumann-nelnk concert on
l"i "ana a big social succcas. and extremely
aefl attended. The Well Rand concerts, given
raih .Siunlny afternoon, ore well patronized.

Iturton Holmes lectured 10. 20

The Choral-Symphony concerts. Mrs. Cnto-
dtie Miles-Hardy Pjid Senor Pablo Casals, so-
IoI'Ik. Is billed for 26. Poeftlns-'s American

Kind Mils a concert for March 1 Crea-

toro ntd bis Italian band conies Feb. 23.

C«i*J."OBD'a JO. T. Crawford, manager). —
Ho«llc Knott, In "When Knighthood was In
flower," Oils week, opening 21. Week of
14 rPnder Two Flags," with Jarie Ronuark,
srts very well attended

iVPcnrAi, (D. E. Russell, manager). — "Ton
yaitsort," with Nelae Erlckgon, week of 2t
• return I. Week of 14 "The Smart Set" drew
very **■ Indeed, and gave good satisfaction.

luvtix's (Wm. Garcn. manager). — "The
fatal Wedding" 21-2(1. -Week of 14, "At tbo
Old Cross Roads/' with Joe M. Brophy, nn-
*Med try Ixwlse Valentine.

*>i,imbia (Mlddlctoa & Tnto, managers!.'
— Bill for week of 21 : Lafayette, the Ellis
Nnwlan Trio, Lynn Welcher, Jerome Mere-
dith mil Co., Martha Slortre, the Travesty
Band, the Manila Quartet. Gertrude Schatf,
OTtourke ana Bennett Trio, George Austin,
Charles Glow and son, Sully and Phelps, and
the klnodrome.

Staxmlbd (l>o TRelcnenback, manager). —
The Bohemian Burlesquers are here week of
21, Tbe Bentz-Snntley comblnatioa was of-
fered, to good returns, week of 14.

ITasbaoen's AcniTOWUM (ITashagen Bros.,
managers). — Reports from tbe Smith Kb
l.cnr-i house arc of good attendance. The
llnsleal Carters were features last week.
A short vaudeville bill was offered In addi-
tion.

BlOAhWAT MCSEI (Paul Howse, manu-
re.- 1. — This Is the opening week for this new
place of amusement A abort vaudeville hill
n to be offered. In connection with the mu-
Mimi nnfl~ other attractions.

Zoo— Tbe Ferrari Wild Animal Rhow
draws well, and will stay here till the r»V
reason opens.

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St Joseph, — At Tootle's Theatre (C. I'.
Phir-ey, manager). — Mm. Langtry, In "Mr
Peerlnir's Divorce," had good sale for Feb.
1R. "The Silver Slipper'' 10, "The Isle or
Spice" 20. ''The Cavalier" 24, "David
rf.ir.inr 26, Mrs. Flake 29.

LtcFOM Thbatm <C. V. Phllley, mana-
ger). — "Yon Yonson" had good business JO,
17, "Hearts of Oak" 18-20, "Colorado Waif"
21. Irwin's Big Show 22-24, "For Her Chil-
dren's Sake" 25-27, "A Hot Old Time" 28. 20.
' Lvbic Theatre (E. P. Cbnrehlll, mana-
ger;. — The Utopians packed the house 14-17.
"A Boy of the Streets'' 18-20. "Too Rich to
Marry" 21, Klngsley-Huasell Co. 22-27.

Cstbtai, Thbatkb (J. E. JnckRon. mana-
ger). — Bu&lncss week of 14 was highly sat.
ijfartory. The people for week of 21 : Con-
nors and Connors, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunn,
Ahem and Paxton. the Carters, H. C. Sloan,
and Casmar's mo-vlng pictures.

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INDIANA.

tamaem mu*t mm;

27 SK ^BH?E3" Hlgh^Eollera 21-

— -■<»» —

N EBRASK A.

Onmlin. — At Boyd's Theutre i\\. J Uut-
gess. manawr).— Charlolte Tittle, i n -The
Cavalier." Feb 21-2S; -The Isle of Spice'
comes 2.. -2,, -■Alphfinae and Gasiou" est 20.
Ms» Manner ng Mnreh 4. ".. "Perk's Rad
?% iJi' * r,,,! „«ll"r Slipper" had two
crowded Jioiisea Feb. Jg. Mrs. Ungtrv did
splendid business 10, *Ji> ■»/••»•

Oawm-jt (Carl R-lter. roaa«ger).-The
lirplienm- Unnd Show drew crowfeil houses
all theweek. Week of 21 : Ilnllen and I'ul-
ler, tValhui and Marietta, itlilw Clifford.
Jvronan Trio, l>iuey Haskell. W. Asm, Char-
lotte ttuyer George, iho klnodrome.

Kr.ro Tirr.AmH (H. J. Oordon. manager).
— Cnrl Hagenbeck'a Trained .\nlmals, week of
34, drew fairly good houses. "The Pride, of
Jennleo" L'l, "For Her Chllilren't Sake" 22-
24. "For Mother's Sake" 23-27.

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AI.ARAM.%.

Birmtaglinm.— At the .l.-ffcrsou Th.atru
(R. S. Itonclus, maiuger).— 8«dli> Martluot.
In "Ills Kxci>llency, tbo Oovernnr." was well
recoiled, by two good houses, Feb. 10. The
Four Cohans, in "Running for Urtlec,"' scored
n genuine success Jl. to S. R. O. Xnt C.
Unodwln, In "A Gilded Fool." drew an over-
flowing audience 12. John Drew 10. "Floro-
dorn" 17, "King Dodo" 22, Ilarerly's Min-
strels 2.1, "The StortR" 24, Lewis Morrison
2n, "Zlg Zns Alley" Jfarch 2. Rnlwrtson and
ElllotlS, Harry Hereford (,

Buoi; Thkatsb (K. R. Willlnms. mnnn-
gerV— "The Llghtliouse by the Ses" did well
S-l3. "Ry the Sad Sea Waves" 15 20.

■.Mvnttroniery — ^At tbe Montgomery The-
atre (ltlr*cher Bros., manngersl. — "Peek's
Itail Boy" Feb. D. Creat.wo's Baud ]b. "Ills
Hieellency, the Governor." 1.1. had good busi-
ness. The Four Cohans 17. "King Dodo" 18,
"Vlorodora" lit. llaverly's Minstrels 20.

MoDoKAt.D's Theatro id. V. McDonald,
mannceri. — Coming: Hie Metropolitan Bnr-
les«]iierM 17» Paige Comedy Co. 18-20,

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VEST VIHlilM s.

Whri-llnn At Ibe Court Theatre (K.

B. Fmaxbeini. munager). — Kthel Barrymore.
In "Cousin Kate." Feb. Hi, had S. It. O.
Howe's moving pictures, 1". to fair business.
Vest's Minstrels. 20, had big returns. Com-
InR- Marie Cahlll 22. Savage's Grand Opera
Co. 2S, ::4, "Sliver Slipper" 27.

•liroo OPI3SA lloiTSu (Chas. A. Felnlcr,
manager). — "A Mrtlc Outcast." 15-17. had
pMxl business. "Only a Shop Olrl," 18-20, to
big relnrns. Coming: "More than Queen"
i'2;-24, "The Xighl Before Christmas" 25-27.

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KVVSA9.

Wichita At the Crawford Theatre (R.

U. Martling, maanger). — "Our flobllns"
pleased Feb. 1.1. The Jeffersons, in "Tlie

tlvals." delighted a large audience IB. Com
Inir: DavldHat
Blanche Walsh 27

iree aud
23. "E

Eight Bells" 24,

Indtaaapolls, — At 'English' a Opera HoiiKe
I Ad. 1>\ Jli Her, manager). — Win. H. Crane, in
"The apeaders," Feb. 12, 13, filled the house.
I.ulii Glaser, In "Dolly Yorden," 16, 10, drew
lery bhj. Mary Monnerlng (return engage-
ment). 17, ia '-Harriet's Ilouevrooon," to Rood
sized bouses. "The Wiaird of Oz" 18-20, "The
1'jirl of Pnwtucket" 22-24, Forbes Robert»<«
nnd Gertrude Elliott 26, 27. Dark week of 20.

I'akk TfiRATRR (Dickson (c Tolhott, maus-
Eersl.— ."Only a Shop Girl," 11-13, pleased
px«l sized liousea Tlie Royal IJllpntlans, 10-
1 1, filled the house twice a day. "King of Do-
toftlres" l«-20 i » At tne ow Crr>BS R 0a ds" 22-
24, -The Volunteer Organist" 25-27.

iiMNnOfmu HonaB (Shafer Zleglcr, man-
ager;. — For week of 22: Hooslei- Kounves,
Taffruy's dogs, Arntai nnd Wagner, Conley
Ml Klelm, Foster nad Foster, Keough aud
Ballard, ltae nad Brosche, Pat Touhey, nnd
the bioscope.

HxiQun TltEATRB (Ralph Thorbus, mau-
nser). — Business U very big. For week of
22: Bessie cilttou, Carroll and Clarke, Bel-
.'fi.nt Sisters aud others.

loam The-vtub (Chas. Zlmmerraau, mau-
uger).— The Bohemian Burlesquers gave one
"I the best shows of the season week of 15,
io good business. Fay Foster week of 22.
»«tl City Sports week of 20.
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F.raMvllle.— At the Grand Opera House
• I'edloy & Rnrch, managers). — Iloward-Dur-
set Co.. week of Feb. 8, drew big houses.
The Girl with the Green Eyes," 11, called
out a blp bouse. Wm. H. Crane, In "The
spender*," delighted an appreciative andl-
$''«•« JS. "When KnJghthoo<i was In Flower"
is, 'Toe Chaperon/' 19, Ethel Barrymore
2-1. Nat Goodwin 25.

it.opi.f.'s Tnr.ATBi: (Pcdlcy £ Bnrch, man-
Sf**"). — 8. B. O. at two performances of
«e|ier & Fields' "Pousse Core" 14. "A Run
>>n the nnnk" 21, "Hello, BUI," 2S; "Pick-
'"S* from ruck" March C.
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MINNESOTA.

Tot.r.n AtintTOBirM (H. G. Toler & Sons,
proprietors). — Victor I.oe mystified 12, 13.
Oltokar Malek, Bohemian plaalst, played, to
p. large nnd appreciative musical club, li.
Shlpps indoor Cflreus 18-20, under the auspi-
ces of the B. T. O. E.

Notrwt THr_vTjR (Lucky Tull. manager).
— Manager Tull reports good business and u
bushel of replies to his ad. In Tnfi Ci.rrrrai.
»

lenvenvrorih. — At ibe Crawford Grand
Opera House (M. J. Cunningham, manager i.
— -"Uncle Josh Spruccby," Feb. P, had fair
business. "Picklnss from Pnek," 14 (return
encageraelifi, to S. K. O. "Yon Yonson 15.
to good business. Coming: "Isle of Spin 1
lfl. Murray Comedy Co. 21-27.

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ILLINOIS.

Vrorln At Hie Grand (Chamherlln.

llnrrluglon & Ca. managers).- -Mrs. Ki-Wc
had liig hiwluess Feb. 13. In "Mary of M»g-
•Slta." "Kllig of Delect Ives," 14, had tbe
usual Sundav audience, and "Happy Hooli-
gan' made such a good impression l.i that
a relum date was boi.ked. "Pousse Cafe
21. Creatore'K Band 20. E. H. Mtjff,
"llappv Hooligan" 28, "Holly Tolty" 29.

Mais SmEb-r TtiR-wnts (Will Nash. man.
airer). — House was opened lemiiorarlly ii.
Willi 'Mnlicl MeKlHley nnd Jessie Cniitboul,
and will Mien regularly on 24, with Smert-
h-v Sketch Club. Hal Merrltt. Powers and
Theobald, Atlantis. Pan lleclaw, ^ crna May,
Mnrrh awl Surtella. , , ,

We»WS Tmuaam (P. A Weosf. proprietor ).
— ltgsliiess is reportMl good. Week of ._:
All, Hnnter aud All, Casad and Duveniu,
Jlorrlsaey and Cameron, lillllhiiu aud Mur-
ruv. ui.il others. .

Jacobs' TmiitRK (A. F. Jacobs, proprle-
|or>.— Oood attendance tbe past week. Week
i.l "2 : The Johnsons, Jciinelt Sisters, I.eo
i.nrt Sulke, Ibe Jlldgeleys.
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— Hoefller Stock Co. (Eastern) Notes:
Wei are Htill W earth and doing business,
niul while we are not turning hundreds
away nightly, we arc geltlng our share.
The ueosiui on the whole has been satlsfac-
torv, althuiiah we bad s-nue bad lime In
Mls<onri. bur since the early imrt of the
SiHfop we have soured a n-iMTtory of epon.
sulKtantlal plays, producetl under the dlrec-
llon of a eouipeter.t stage director, and tlie
business has Iwn ours, I lie show g lylnit
cretit satisfaction :it every stand. FoIIoh-
inu- li tbe nister of the Kastern ciiupany :
Jink nm-fT.er, sole owner : I-on N._ narrlug-
tou. acting luanHger; Ijtl'syettc ■.. MejUsji
winto dlrtsdur and manager; Jack llocuer,
singe cariienter; Paul Wltte, master of
properties' Hurry Tucker, clectrlchm : Lelah
Vnderwood, umslcal directreag, with the
fallowing In th* acting eoniiwiiy: Dafayelle
JfcK.ee. Iaiii liarringtoii. Al. W. EoHyce,
lilllv Kent, fiourge Glraril. Harry Sbeldou,
Ilnrrv Tucker. Fred Umu'ley. 1'mu) Wh'r,
licrtnide Kwlng. Adel lo Alcotf, IMen Koae.
Hnttli! McNiitl, Hazel McNult, Lclab Mi-
K*-, and Bul.y Lucille, fierlrude "«trlmt.
ton. whom wo left In the hospital at Des
Molces, with typhoid fever, l« convalescing,
and will soon rej.dn the eompany. Jlr.
Hoefller also report* success with me west-
ern Stock Co.

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Mdlll.ll'S FAIR AT ST. LOCI".

First firent Excursion, •
Via l'cnn«>lr«nlB Kallroad, May IO.

Tlie lAiul.slnnn Purchase Exposition will

, liwrenei and I Stan Say. "a w^ [>, JJ«f *Jgm. JfiS,t%£? «S Pen "

Mve Flechtls. Holding over: Elfye Jlnrlou, !*'« 'XE Comoany w 1 run the first
Wa Stanley, Clarence Kent, and the H.lger- j^™ * '^T&SSSSFtSS! "he East to

ho World's Fair on May 1", affording resl-
d.ntB of the linstern se«:llou iiu opportunity
l„ .So. ihe great eiposlllon In all the glory
of lis pristine freshness. Tickets will be
sold from all principal stations on the Penn-
sylvania Bnllroad system. The fare from
New Vork wlU be *20; from PbJladelplila.
*18.ri0, with proportionate rates, approxi-
mating one ceot per mile, from othei* i.oInts.
nam tlckeia will be good going Only ca
special coach trains to be run on May 10.
aid returning In coaches of rtgjilar tralas
itavic* St, bouU cot later taan May IS.

St, Pnni. — At the Metropolitan Opera
llonm (UN. Scott, manager).— J. H. Ktod-
'inn and Reuben Fax, In "The Bounio Brier
ilush, had very good houses Fob. 14-17,
anil pleased. Grace Vna Studdlford, In "The
lied Feather," to very good business, 18-20.
Maria Valnwrlght. In '^Twelfth N'lght," 21 :
inula Bdwardes, Id "Winsome Winnie," 22-
- < :_ Anna Held 28, for the week.

i.BASfi (Theodore h. Hayes, manager). —
Joseph Santley, In "From Rugs to Ulches."
•p lilg business, week of 14. Week of 21.
the c.rent Orpheum Show ; week of 28, .Tosepli
Murphy. .

, Stak (M n. Singer, mnnager). — Rose
Sydaira Ixindon Belles had a big week 14-20.
Ilarry Morris' Co. week of 21, and the High
tollers week of 28.

torrid] (A. Welnbolier, manager) .— New
people for week of 22 : Mae Burns, Lnwrenro

tons.

I

Minneapolis. — At the Metropolitan Opern
nmise (L. N. SeotU manager). — Anun Held,
••th. 21. 22, bo "Mata'selle Napoleon." "Win-
some Winnie" follow* "Bed Feather'' was
f-njoyed by crowded houses 15-17. while "The
Bonnie Brier Buaa," with J. H. Stodflnrt,
•Tea- fair natrobase 18<0. —

Bhotj (JpBftA Hocsn (Theodore L. Hayp,
'canagef).— «Rag« to Riches" 21-2T, tbe Or-
Kieum Co. 28, aci Joseph Murphy folloi'8.
^o«J buarnesa grteted "The Factorj Girl"

— Cilmey-Weeil Stock Co. Notes: W* ara
now In our flith week, and hare met with
success wherever ipe appeared. In caen
case we bnvr been asked for a return flate,
Our roster Is ns follows: Roy E. Weed and;
Mnrtnn Glhney, proprietors; Roy K. Weed,
mnnairer : Marian Ulbney, Marie Weed. Lu-
Hlie Whltecliffts IM\varel Hllcy. J. I,. Todd,
l.lewallyn Waiklns. Orlle Blcknell, W. J.
furnrr, stage manager. Wm. Ernest Is In
advance, and has In each town succeeded
lu giving us a large opening. We are hooked
aolld until Ibe middle of XUty, nnd our man-
ager has under consideration several parks.
«s we expert to remain out throughout the
Summer. Wo h»va an especially -stroiii
vaudeville programme.

— Notes from lint Emerald Stock Co.:
We are Mill In Ihe ring, nnd although not
iii.iktiu; a fortune are managing to keep
thing-, moving. No changes hnvo taken
place la our company since wo opened, awl
■ill seem to be well and cnjovlng life. Wc
ore getting on a new prison 'setting, whhb.
will add greatly lo the production of our
<.p. nine bill. In Wotcott recently we dirt
good Inuinem, Mr. Gates, tbe manager of
ih" Opera House, said that we put ud one of
Ihe l«cst entertainment- ever seen there. We
oxpe«:l to play a rctnni engagement tbcro In
llie near future.

— Hoy K Hogan has Joined Chas. If.
Colsou's "Helle of Manila," for tbe advance,

— Note* from Wiedemann's Big Sliov :
Business Is up to Ihe top notch, and has
been ever since we opened last June. Not-
withstanding the strong opposition and cry
of hard times, there have been more shows
on the Pacific coast Ibis season than ever
before, and a great many have suffered from
"lack of admissions," bnt this show has been
doing capacity business everywhere. We or*
gatilzed u baseball team lu the company last
Summer, and have been ptarlng local team.i
ever since. We defeated the Redding. CaL,
team 5 to 4 ou Jau. 24. and the lle.1 Bluff
team to 5 on Jau. 2 s . We arc booked
solid for all Summer nnd next season. Will
close near Omaha In the Spring ot 1905.

— W. It. Smith has closed with the Chas.
T. Fales Comedy Co.

— Notes from Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfind-
ers: We have played our final week In Penn-
sylvania. Business lias been excellent, con-
sidering Ihe hart season and die tlrolrtliv «r
audiences since the Chicago fire. The band
and orchestra and the heavy billing done by
ibis company, as well ns the strong Hue of
plays, hare no doubt conlrlbnted lo keep lnsl-
m*m up lo Ibe average, some recent cbajiues
In the i-nst have strengthened the company.
Master King, child comedian, creates a soa-
satinu everywhere. '

— Will M. Creasy, manager of "The Death
Watch". Co., writes: "Mishaps seem to be
following us this and last month. We have
had fourteen open dntes since Jan. I, which
we hnve had to cancel on account of the
closing of theatres, and are now 'wild cat-
ting' for two weeks In Michigan. We nre
going to keep out until April 15, when we
go in to rehearse, a now play which we
will open with In Newark, N. J., on May
JO. Tbe members of the company nre draw-
ing their salary, and nre still smiling in
spite of all. We hare broken the record of
weddings in the company tbl3 year. We have
had two already, and another takes place la
Fredericksburg. Va., when Frank II. fjim-
bert and Edna FJarl are to be married. 8o,
though times nre dull, we have enough ex-
citement to keep away the blnea from tbo
honcb. Mr. Lambert will finish tbe sea-
sou with tbe company, and will close April
15. With his wife they will leave at once for
Mlsa Earl's home la Redwood, Cal., trhera
they will spend their honeymoon. II. A.
Summers has Joined the company In the ad-
vance department. All look forward each
week for Tns Old Rcmam.c.

— Julie Opp, who has not been seen on
tbe American stage for about two years,
made her reappearnce on Feb. 8, at Ocean
Pier Theatre, Atlantic City, N. J., In sup-
port of her husband, William Forersham, In
"Lord and Lnfly Algy." Miss Opp plared
Lady Algy, nnd was enthusiastically received.

— Burt King has been engaged by IMuard
Waldmann to jilay I)r. Lanyou, In hia pro-
duction of "Dr. Jekyll and M r - llvtle."
Harry Wendell Is also with Mr. Waldmann.

— Mnry June Gray died at I'ulaskl. K, Y.,
Feb. 0, aged seventy years. She was tho
mother of Mnrlc Allen (Mrs. Frank Allenl,
Ibe actress. She leaves nuother daughter
and liuxlmiiil, who Ik eighty-four fMM "l<l
and blind, to mourn her loss.

— Tyrone Power has been engaged lo play
the pnrt of Ingoinar when Julia Marlowe
produces the drama In a week or so.

— Oliver Labadle has made arrangements
to open his next season In November. He
will continue to play "In Louisiana," al-
though Ills new piece, "The Man with tbs
Black Beard," Is ready for presentation.
Is to he mnuaRed hy Charles B. Dillingham.

— The manuscript of Israel Zangwlll's
new play, "The Scilo Comic (ioveruesti,"
hat* been received by Haiilel Frohman. Ce-
cilia Loftus will star In It under Mr. Froh-
iuuii's iiiuiiiigenient next season. The pluy
H founded on one of ZHiigwIH'ri short Btorles.

— Wm. (■. Italfour iiiiil Margaret Ktilhcr-
Ine Bums, Isilli of whom were members of
tho "Tilysses" Co. (lining ibe run of that
play, were married on Feb. II. In Nun- Vork
City. Mrs. Itttlfour'a name In private lite
was Margaret K. Uoschke.

—-Frank W. Nasun. manager of the "When
Women VanT Co., who Is now touring Cana-
da, reports business us uiosL excellent.

— "Ail Aristocratic Tnuup" Co. Notes:
We have miide u change, and now k:ivo mi
almost finitely new cusr since our open lug lu
August last, t.em B. Parker, tbe author, la
playing the "henry." Wo now have uu ex-
cellent company of players, and arc getting
offer.* for return dales all along Hie line, but
are unable to till i hem. owing to the fact
that we are booked solid until May, 1004.
Itiisluess ki-etis very gissl, nutl we have iioth-
lug lo complain about. The company Is *s
follows : MiUDfc Ulxon l'nlmcr, W. E. Dw
Witt, lj>'ta U. Parker, Joseph Burton, Made-
line WhcelcT. Jessie Mnlier, Frank McCoy,
Will Nash, Harry F. Cuannliigg, Mae Itrltton,
Will Kllroy.

— Hoscuo and Situs i.n: working through
Minnesota aud Wisconsin with their own
company, this being their third season In
Ibe central States, putting on repertory aud
vntidcrille. They write that business Is very
good.

— Mailer? Kros. and Brooks have added
fJrnce Hnlllday to their musical act, and they
tiro the vaudeville features with the FauherK
Stock Co. They have Home good time booked
in vaudeville for the Summer.

— Keda and Dllla, American gymnasts,
presenting "The Den of tho Dragon," are
now en r««f« wllli "Through the Centre of
the Firth" Co. This Is their second season
with the Blondell Show. The acrobatic por-
tion of the net is far above anything this
net had last season.

— "Man from Sweden" Notes: The flf-
Ifenth week with "The Man from Sweden"
Co., under Fred W. Fnlkiner's inanngeincut,
finds us battling the cold blizzards of North
lMl.ntn and Minnesota. Business has been
far better oat here than In tbs Bitot, even
though wo find bad weather. Many com-
panies have closed owing lo lack of patron-
age. Them managers are more In touch
with each other than in the Kast. A good
company can expect support. Our exparl*
ence bfu been, so far, t lint tbe public want
clean, wholesome comedy. We catty two
sensational scenes, but feature tbe comedy.
We will be on tbe coast In two wcaka.

— The aonouneement was made bant week
that Richard. MaQafleld wfll produce on
elaborate dramatized Tenloil of "Parsifal"
t»xt aauoE. .. ...

— Frank P. Haven, stag* manager nf "For
His Brother's Crime" Co.. writes: "Wo ar-
rived at Baltimore from Richmond, Vs., Sun-
day, rebv ?i at 1.30, Jnst tn time to witness
tho destruction of the city. We were drlroi
from nan Motel after another, and' soma of
thPTieople walked tits streets all night. W«
were lo have opened Monday nt Ihe Uollldny
Street Theatre, but I lie army officers refused
us isermlsaiop. Wo nmuagctl lo open Tues-
day, lo a good house, nnd gave daily mati-
nees to nccommodnte the crowd*. Orders
were given Sunday to dynamite tho theatre,
as the fire wna across the street, but tho
order im not carried out. The dead line
established by Ihe officials began nt Fayette
Street, on whlrli the stage entrance opens,
an all our scenery, oie„ bait to be carried a
Mock by hand. We rang np nt 0.10 and got
oat at midnight. I hnve witnessed thn two
largest Urea lu the world's history — Cbleatfo's
and Baltimore's, and I do not care to soe any
more, Manager Chas. !•:. Rluncy came ou to
rtsit us aud look after his now Oriole The-
atre, which ho recently purchased. Follow-
ing is Ibe roster ot company, several changes
having lieeu nuide reccully : (Jeo. N. Bal-
langer, manager ; Phil Nlvetn, repri-ieiitatlv* :
I.on B. Williams, business manager: Frank
P. Haven, stage manager : F. F. Slrapaou,
master of properties: llnrry Johnson, isjues-
Irian director; Harry Styles, raeclinnlcj Icon
Munsell. electrician : Montgomery Irving,
.Tosopp Troxler, Harry Fielding, Ilarry Law-
rence, Frank P. Haven, Russell K. While,
Wnlter Morrison, Thos. F. Randall, 0. Na-
thaniel Clay, Forest Ludlow. Can*. B. Carl,
Mabel Bnrdlne. Joe Robinson Haywood,
I.lllyn Alt}ii. t'ella Rosciwood. Clatro ilcliade.
H|ieclaltles : by tho Herbert Brothers, aero-
lifts: I.illvn Mini, Harry Fielding, Claire
seliailo and Cella Rosewoocl."

— "Wife In Name Only" closed Ihe season
until, aftar f.'irf, vhett it B|Wlog lour will
Ik mude. playing return dates. Garland
timlen will i>ersoiniIly bend the enmpunv, sup-
porled by I.iiir.i l.orniliui and the principal
nemiici-. of the presetit nrgnnlxatlon. Mr,
Onden and Allss Lorraine will continue tn
star In this piece next season uuder I heir own
luanngomrbr. They are at their coittitry home,
Ireeport, L. I.

— Falua Wallace Hopper has Inst her stilt
to break the will of her stepfather, Alexan-
der Dunsmuir. nnd to secure a part of the
estate. The decision wn« hnnucd down Inst
week.

— Notes from "Why Women Rln" Co.i
SL W. T.iylnr's big weenie production, "Why
Women Sin." Western company, will lay olf
one week to change Its rome. Tlie company
will reopen at Atlantic City, N. J., Fob. 27.
milking Ihn fourth lime In thiit city dhflng
Ibe past yen,-. S. I*. Render, hnsluess mnn-
aip-r of ihe i-nmpany. Is nt Camden, nt Mr.
Taylor's Theatre, booking time through the
South. The iiune mentbers of Ihe coinpnuy
Will com lain, to show with llie exception nf
two, whoso places hare already been Qlled
by capable performers. Mr. Bender was
presented with u diamond ring by Manager
Taylor, on his arrival nt Camden, for his
good work In advance of the company during
ihe past season.

— Imson & Fiflgnr Ideals Notes: Xfm
closed our season Feb. 11. Hurt Imson sod
Wife, with Oeo. M. Kohler, join Dick Hilt -
ton's company a i Buiie, Monl. : Jack Mc-
Laughlin goes to Mitchell, ft, Dnk. : Will Ster-
ling to Orand Forks, N. Dnk. ; C. 13. and
J: n Fox go io l.lclenwood, N. |iak., nnd An-
nie Commons goes to Bernser Springs, Kim.

— Hob nnd Evn Medlnley write : "W«
have been playing our old territory, to ex-
cellent luisluess. Evn captures her audiences
with ber new specialties, songs and dances,
We nre putting on new Illustrated songs. At
Wltlmnr, Minn., we were rovally entertained
bv the Elk*" Club, nnd nt Herman we were
the guests of Brent Phenney and tho lllnk-
lev families, Mr. and Mrs. Lee. and Oeo.
Huston. Mftry McOlnley (Bob's mother)
takes thn pHstehoards tu the door nightly,
fihe In sevnty-three yearn of age, and still
enjovs her vocation, as she has been on the
door over the circuits over forty yenrn. Is ns
spry as any one In the company, mid enjoys
1 liu i >i.d hcLiAiiu: ns of yore."

— Joe Edmonds bns joined Ihe Mascot te
Comedv Co.. which opens nt Pastor's, Ibln
city, week t-f leli. 20. In the net nre FJIoisn
Mortimer, Addle Lester, nnd Ed. Lester, com-
edian.

Snyj.cr asp l'.rcxLRr write from Kan.
Fraiielsco : "While playing at ihe Orplietiin
here we secure liui double Iwsn contra
hiiH-inop that was ployed by a local niusiciui
In lillinore's Hand sixteen years ago, anil
the only one lu existence, and hnve iiddeil
It to our t.ci. II is not only a rcaj novelty,
but also a big laughing hit, ns It Is nearly
twice us large as Mr. Huckley, wlto plays It.
Wc will be hark East tho first week In April,
und are booked up solid until next November.

— Millie Jaturs, tbe well known nortrayor
nf juvenile characters, was uiiirrlect on Hun-
day, Feb. 14, at the Hotel Hnvoy, New York
Cliy, In Edgar J. Slnchelbcrg, n cigar manu-
facturer. Miss Jhmes' last appearimco was
In "Clliid Of It," ut. the Hnvoy Tuemre.

— Art bur Ijuie, who has been wllli "The
Chrlsrlan" Co. all season, bus been eutm^.-cl
by Murray & Mack for tlm light, comedy
lairt In "A. Night on Broadway." He ujkucsI
In Hun 1' rn noise u.

— At. Henslvy, business representative of
the Marlu Fountain Theatre C»., writes from
Knld, I*. T. : "Wo oiwned inir second week
ihls season hen-, this being u rettrni date,
Wo turned them away, the. eutlns Iiouw lw-
lag sold before the Imud went oat for tlielr
mxiii i-oucort. Miss l'Vuntnlu Is u great fa-
vorite tliptnigli this country, thin Isdng her
tlfth yenr thnuigh the Hon Hi and West. This
Is tlm lweaiiy-Hev>-iilli wii4c since we opened,
unci there. 1 seeins tu Im im drop off In i lit? ex-
cellent business. Wo now carry Iwcnty-foiir
peotile, a reperUiry of eighteen strong plnyv.
with sneclnl scenery for tint greater part of
tin m, a line Ills- of paper, nud enough vaude-
ville? lo mart a separate specrlnlly cirninaiiy.
Billy Paige, wi long connected Willi the Noble
Co.. joined reccully to play luirls nnd cornet,
lu bond. We are bonked for two years solid,
and will close ten days lu Hoiiver In June or
July, to take a~ little rest, ami relaxation from
n long seitsou uf work. This show uses fuiir-
teen Cmitbuh each wtt-k, nnd when 11 Is late,
or falls l*i materialize, u mure blue or triiim
lot of actors wna nover seen."

— The Faclllr Copst Indejienclfut Mana-
gers ban been urgaalzed by Harry W. Jllsliop,
ot Kan Frnnclscn ; Oliver Momsco, of Ijuh
Angeles, unci J. P. Howe, of Hesttla, to con-
trol fourteen of the best show towns tin the
1'aclllc coast, extending from Seattle tn I. as
Angeles. Tlie association will have offices In
San Francisco nnd New Vork.

— Mrs. Sarah f'owcll tm Moyno Is lo np-
peor tills Spring In llrownlng's "1'lpim
I'osaes." A nwKnlllceut prndncllou Is to Im
made of this noetic drama.

— "A Olrl from Dixie" will he put on tho
road again, this tlino under the management
of lleoree A. Klngsbnry. Tho tour will Im
resumed at Treuton, N. J., on Feb. 27,
Among tho new members am: flcorgvllenni',
cilim Ala}', Annie Wilson and diaries Heat-
Icy.

— When Charles Frobmna presents "Mere,
ly Mary -Ann" In I/indon. next Autumn,
lieonoi Robson will 1st supiMirled by (janibl
liu Mui.rler, us well us by Henry Alnloy.

— Klrke La Shelle has made a miurnct
wllh Dusiln rruniim by which that actor
remains under his management ten years,
Under ihe new nrrnngetnent Mr. I'nwuuj will
lw made a full fledged star.

— Dora do FUllpjpe. who was prima doana
of "A Print ci»-.of Keualnsriob," has been an-
gaged In prima donna of the TIvjII Stock
Co.. in Ban Francisco, for one year.

— Ralph Ctimrnlngs. Frederick Montague
nod John Arthur bare joined John Grtraul,

,. Ih ' Macbeth.' Clar.de Hoard, oo -a ffW .
"Fafilfal" boors' notice, played Macduff recently- for
*lr. Ct m alnm who waa vary ill. _^

— Not as from Opa Hill's Enterprlwjs: Tlie
" llnppy Hooligan"- Co. ( Wustern) lus brokMi
all records over th* coast circuit. At Bro-
wne the house reeort tor- eleven, years was
broken. Mr. Hill lias a very Aae c«mn*h>
under the management ntVAl. IJoIkoii and
Walt. Leslie. Tne rompany nnmher^ llfry-
alx people, and carries al sneclnl cur of new
•cenery, u Pullman pa Inc.-. sleeper anil a hniitl-
some chair car. nil Illuminated with electric
lights. ,

..--vTin. A. drlgg cloacsl wllh Whitney's
'A Run on tlie- Rank" Co., to plav Wenrv
Willie. In tl ie "Weary Willie Walker" Co, '

Uaudecille and minstrel.

A. J. Wainb. of Wayne nnd Bonne, wtlleai:
"I sin In my third year «s manager of the
New Ceuirnl Theatre. Hurley, Wis. Lconu
li<Di lie and 1 produced our new net Jan. ST,,
••mil It. wits :i big success. It Is entitled 'Au
Amcrlcnu burd. "

.UEtmiiT anii Unaui.iA report that con-
tinued sneivss marks their neff offering, "A
rut ITp Job." They close over the OrnbctU]
circuit ut New Orleans on Feb. 27.

il»s. Wit.niti J. TncKKn, formerly of the
Mi Porte Sisters, pre^qlud her IiiihIuuicI, Wll-
ber J. Tucker, the vaudeville ngeilt, nf linn-
l»n. wllli a son on Tuesday. Feb. p. both
mother timl child are doing splendidly.

W.um A Waub\s MiNSTtict, Norcs. — ^The
coui]iany tins played every night since ,inlv
M last, and will not close until they have
UnlMhed forty-live weeks. Tho lusnageuient
la coiitcmplallug a Cnllfornlo trip nfter thoy
have played the Northwestern territory, and
should Ihey go to Hie tlolrlen Hluto tlielr
season will InKi a solid yenr. Mr, Wnrd hos
Inpn.ved considerably In health, but lit not
aide In attend to slage dalles. Tom Powell
Is tibly liaudllng Ibis ileparlinenl for blin.
• .eorgc WoaIii Is biiiidliug ihe Imaliiess back
with tho Show, la which ho Is uhly assisted
by Tlien Murphy, Mr. Wilde's old pnrlner.
llnrry Ward nad |n nsKlslaulH. Ineluillwg
bred Mnyfield are In advance ot Ihe eom-
pany. Tliey are well on their wny to Has
J'nrllic coast. Tom Powell Is prlnelnnl come,
dbin, ami Mcf'bilu and Warren are featuring
their mimical specialty.

llthT It/isi:. high diver and lilgli wire
walker. I«tn of Hottiird, CHniliell and Rose,
lias Joined Heyinnnr and Junius, mid the
H - w i', "" •mown an the Seymour. Junius
Trio. Thoy are doing n novelty aorlfil set,
and an- ot present plnylng leading vaude-
ville bonnes of tho Pacific coast.

Chas. Hixi.ow, eccentric comedian, and
the Misses Him-Iuw ami Wlieelor, singers niul
dancers, have llnislird a sitccemrm engage-
ment at tho Lyric Theatre, St, Joseph, Ms .
timl are now playing nil engagement cm Uu,
trystal Theatre circuit, opening nt Denver.
Col., week of Feb. K. with Hie Colorado, ami
California circuits tn follow. Thev open
their Summer park nenson on 1 hit 'Shaym'
rlrmlr at Delmnr tiardens, Oklahoma City.
Okla.. on M^ay an. chas. Heclow linn becti
working single since Feb. 2. lfjofl, am ] niH
had only one week's. Iny off In n year. Mrs.
Lledow .mined uiinds wilh Minn Wheeler last
July nntl bns had only one week's lay oS lu
Hint tlpie. Roth nets are booked nearly solid
to November. 10O4.

l'nrrm anh Haukis am in their fifth waek
with tlie Clifton Comedy Co., doing thhlr
gymnastic i-lug art. which la n nnecesa. They
will soon go to Chicago, which Is Ibelr home,
to prepare fur llietr nnniinl circus season.

Mauhi Ci,i:oihiiia, of John nnd Marie Cleo-
djra, tinpuic prrforiuers, underwent, on Feb.
ID. u revere surgical nperuiloa. performed
on ber left arm, as the i-esult of n bear. bite
she received while In the employ of I'ruuk
Rostock, ut Ihe Ouiilui KxpuNltlda, In J8U9.
Uelntf compelled lo eancid nil c-ngajeniontH
until about June l, she is resilpg nt her hotne
In Buffalo.

Coutuai! and OiLurme, Parisian comedv
acrobats, have finished ihe Shea circuit, anil
filled In two open weeks nt Hamilton and
l.oudou, Can., with ihe 1'ark Theatre, rounga-
town, I)., tu follow. They write that their
aol was n special fenture In London, Oni,,
week of Feb. Jfr

Maouir i.n ruin, of Casey nnil La flair.
Is making rapid progress toward recovery
from na accident sustained on Feb. 1. HVu'ry-
llilng polnln to a speedy recovrrr, accord-
ing lo HtntvmcnlK lasuetl by Hie physicians
at Lelmnon lloNpltal, lirnna. New York. Mr.
f.'iisey Is iiilll engaged wllli "Tlm Fnnnv
Mr. Hooley" Co.

Jai!k Iiinowai.1, n-rllea nf the success mnde
by Caprice, Mabel Lenox and Allterliin Fur-
lung, In their sketch, liy Win. It. Post, en
titled "Mother's Auifel Child." wlilch bail lis
llrst moirobcdltau linn ring Suniliiy, Feb. 14, at
the Metropolis Theatre, and Is nlrenily huokecl
lor Hpi-lngflelcl, Worcester null that clrcnlt.

Maymi: HiMtiNfiroN began an engagement
ou the Poll circuit at Hartford an Feb. 15.

Tin.' l-'l.'UllKl.l. Bhon, have again Joined
hands after having been separatetl. for two
vein's. Fred was for ouu season wllh ilu>
Xeb nnd Knrrow Trio, nud Albert Willi Ibe
Tlinsi Miirveloim Merrills, mid Merrlll-Fer-
i-lll-Merrlll 'Mo.

I.D'VAiui no I'ou.iNK nre meeting with
auci-eni on I he Proctor circuit.

I-'iiank Williamson has slaard with Ilur-
tlg & Senuion tn play the rnlo of Klundyko
Clmrllc, lu their new farce comedy, next sen-
son.

Warn a.no V.in Sn.'t.B.s iiliiyed their now

net, entitled "Tin! Ilyiolinsliiiii," nt Hyde A
Bebiiian'M Thenli-c, Ilr '
big succchh.

Bebiiian'M Theatre, Brooklyn, l"eb, S, Willi

ItlKNK I'VM.IVAN AMP VAN HollW llllVi-

Juliieil We|s>r's l>nlnty IJuchess Co. for Ihn

reiiiolndei- of tbo scsisini, on account, of tin-
i.IobIiik of Ilio Miss New Vork Jr. Co.

Him:i: tiii: cwi.siMiof the "Mr. Blueheani"
Co. < liiuiiicvy Ibillnnd Iins been plnylng clubs
In niul around t.'ulcugii, iIoIiik his inoiiologiie
und xliiglng M|iei-iuity. He ban been cugngeit
by the Miildletown, Ohio, lodge of Hlks, as n
special feature, nud In put. on tlielr annual
minstrel show, March I and ib ■

FuuiBNCM Plt'Kii, voc-nllst, has Jtiat closed
thirty successful weeks Ihrougli the West,
and played last week at. Suns Smicl Music
Hall, Milwaukee. She is bookliiK Enst for
Ihe Hummer.

Notks rlii ill TMB WHO, WHAT, Van Hiy.
STUM.*. U M. Buyer, innnaiiei'. — In spite nf
big i>p|MMltlou wc hnve nut' lost a- day or
pluyiil to n. single ioslug weuk's business
since our opening. We have strengthened
our show fwltlcli was nlrcatly strong) by
uddliMt Vat lilnssmu, Ihn t'rnndall Bros.,
nisi ihe Tally Ho Ouartet. Our cliy iliites
will commence March H. This Is, without a
doubt, our banner season. Waller Stock.
our mall man, m-ver rails to have a number
of copies of 'I'm: i'liiti-.ii every weiHt, nnd
the ''ghcoil" nover falls lo materialize, svory
Xntiiliiy tiiornluif.

Mb. ami Man. WAitn Kiti.i.Y (Knlly and
Anm?He) will Join Norrls li Itowo's Circus at
Sail Jose, Cal,, March 'J. They hove Just
i loei'il iiu engagement of eleven weeks over
Hie Southern California el trull, anil urn
well known on, (ho coast. Ms. Kelly wilt
net ns Iretumrer for Norrls & flnwe, a po-
sit Inn he hold Inst season,

niWAitu Dovi.k, tin- American Jaggiar, ar-
rlvcd here from I.ngland Fob, 1,1. Mr. Doyle
li a * la-en very iiiccessful lu Rnglaml, Ireland,
Heel land. Wales, I'rnnce, flennany. Belgium
and Holland, and Is booked lo return nett
J car.

.Im: J. Mackih Is no lunger connected
wllli Billy Wilson and wlfo, hnvlnifr Joined
b.-inds with his origttml partners, Paddy and

May Joyce The" trio' will 'ha kTtowVTi',,
nnckle nnd Joyce,
. ^ ci.Eiir.'r. fatjier t
elefe homesfea/l at niageivood, 5if."'X.' ua

Jotce, Mi
llAniiy.flo"cri:iir.'n fntjier^uled nt .liu i|oit>

lennd Joyce. New Rmeriilii'THu.

Sr*Jfi • ThuiMttoBid A Rpitclere Co. cL„

u

THE NEW YOKK CLIPPER.

February 27.

THIS NEW "8TEIPJ" SONO IS THE MIT

THE WEEK IN NEW YORK,

THE GLORIOUS HIGH BALL,

Introdnced in the East, at KEITH'S UNION SQUARE THEATRE, "y Americas Premier Vocalists, *

PROFESSIONALS 8B0DLD ADD THIS 80IB TO TBEIR BEPERTQIBE.

"Drink tin- Illtjh Bull at nightfall, be good fellows while you njny,
Fur the morrow may bring sorrow, ho bo Joyous uni! be guy :
tsliuut the glories of good atorlea, wlillo yrtnr heart brims full of fun;
liCt (tie ItlgU Ball make you merry — here's n health to every one."

Catchy Melody, Bousing Tersei, aad the Beat "Drinking" Chorus Ever Written.

inn BEAD THE CHoBCs XHHOTjOH ONCE MORE, then send for Free Professional Copy, with Orchestration If desired, to Publishers,

THE THOMPSON Ml'SIC CO., 8TB WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO,

Publishers of "Every Heart MuBt Hbtc Its Pain," "Boslnc." "They'll Talk Abont 1'on Anyhow,"

OUTSIDE MIDWAY

World's l^al.% St. lVouis.
FIFTEEN ACRES AT MAIN SOUTH ENTRANCE.

ATTRACT10BS WAITED— Terms, 1600 cash an signing contract, aad 25 per
cent, of gross receipts. 1,800 leet of Midway, betides seven acres of trta*. Con-
tracts made contingent npon forty attractions as minimum; will probably reach
seventy-live. Apply at once to E. B. WOLFF,

219 Watawrlght Building, St. LotLs, la.

These conditions will nut be altered for spare ou Mala Midway, SOxl&O; more or
lew apace desired will govern conditions proportionately. ■

WANTED

FOR WEEK
BOSTON

MAR. 14

A Sensational Headline Act

TO STBENBTHEH SHOW. HOST BE A DISTINCT NOVELTY.

(TBA1NBU ANIMALS, OK 1110 ACROBATIC CIRCUB ACT PBUPKBUBD),
Address quickly, with full particulars, description and lowest terms to

AI.. LINCOLN, Ant, care Hotel Lexington, Boston, Mass.

CORNYN'S NATIONAL STOCK COMPANY

AC»N USE A FEW GOOD PEOPLE WHO CM ACT,

And have good wardrobe. Those doing specialties preferred. We pay nil oiler joining. State all 11 rst
letter, and send photo, which will be returned. Mauagers In Ontario send open tune. We bare traveled
u.ooo nilles this season, and are still going. Address

WiNViN, gudbury^Qnt.

L.IE

OWING TO ILLNESS*.

John Odell,

LEADS AVI) BAAV1BS.

Grace Gilmore

SOCBROTES AND INGKNL'ES.

Single and Double Specialties. Two Versatile,

Reliable People of Ability, with A No. 1 wardrobe.

Adsrtt* ODELL ind GILMORE.

' 874 W. Madison Street, Chicago.

AT UBEETY.

BAND LEADER,

DOUBLE CLARIONET IN OiiCUESTltA. ALSO

B-FLAT CORNET

, . DOUBLE CORNET OR PIANO.

Joint engagemeul preferred. Address

■ WILL F. NEWLAN, KirkiVtUc, Mo.

WANTED,

BOOB SISTER TEAM,

Also PIANIST.

Write, statins ull. No fares advanced. Address
C. 11. SHEERER, Box 737, South Bend, Ind.

IVIARTIIM'S

Unolo Tom's Cabln(eastsrn).

A performance u- < otnpli'tc In detail as any that Iiuh been seen here In
ttiaiiyu-year.-NOKTIt AMERICAN, I'tlila., Pa.

Unole Tom's Cabin (Woatern).

The prvsonllug eo. Is an unusually capable one. The performance of
the place equal to any ever MM buru.-JOHNSTWN, PA., DENOURAT.

VAUDEVILLE

BREAK VOI 11 JUMP BETWEEN
CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS.

PERFOBHJEBS,

New Standard Theatre.

DOUGLAS, ARIZONA.

WANTED AT ONCE-Sketch Teams, Skier Teams, Novelty Acts and First Part Women.
WHITE AT ONCE. Now town and on the boom. Good monev to good people. Will send tickets to
pcoplu wo know. ' Gll.LEN * CO.. Owners «nd Managers.

Address EDWARD GILLBN, ol the allien Trio Clilb Higgling Marvels. Regards to friends.

TO AM,
MEMBERS OK

Actors 1 National Protective Union, No. I,

No. 8 UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.

A Special Maethis will be held WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 190*. at * P. M.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS TO BIS TRAM 8 ACTED.

JOH.-M. LAWHBNOE, I'resldent. LEW MORTON, Secretory.

FOR
THE

Hargreaves Big R. R. Shows Company

TWO FIRST CLASS RIDERS.

Aildrean THUS. ll.VHOREAVKK, Cheater, iVi.n.

U/AMTC To Open with SOUTHERN CARNIVAL CO.
If AIN I At Albuquerque, N. Mex., APRIL 4,

rmiil) KINUKI! (boy or girl), strong and pleasing voice ; llAXDSOMi; YOUNU LADY,
i-iipubli> of sluRlnx Hucred lhillads. HA LI. A HOO PEOl'LU lu All Lines: MUSICAL
TUAMB. BLNOLB.IjUITAJl iiud HARMONICA, MINGBUH WHO PLAY INSTRUMENTS.
TO HllY — Sfereopllcoii and slides for Kleruul City. Address per route CLlI'PKlt, cure
"f CARNIjR fRJBCK Oh, Per. address, 1048 Vino SI., Uvuiisvflle, Indiana.

WANTED, TWO GOOD TROMBONES,

Double Violin ;.Mso Cornet. Bund mid Orchestra. USEFUL MINSTREL PEOPLE write
for remainder of this and Bummer season. Bluckvllte, S. C, SB; Barnwell ~~

BARLOW & WILSON'S MINSTRELS

NOTH E.-\I,I. PKHVttKMKHS BOOKKD FOR 1VKKK MARCH It, AT

PARK THEATRE, Youngstown, Ohio,

SEND 1111.1,1*0* una* PHOTOS THERE AT irtt'H, ami COMMIKICATE BY
LK'ITEIl WITH. ME, at Or|ilieuin Tlleatru. Kansas City, Mo., week of March O.

JOHNNY RAY,

Of THE HAYS. .
JOHNNY and EMMA.

"The Knockers'

^W^iSSSi^aff" Woods. Riseer & Bevls,

The Greatest Bulldors Of Thcstrlcal scenery In the World, build all of our wood -work. We are now
prepared toot upeny kind of a iheatrcauvwlieri In the world, and to build any kind ol a produc-
tion. Visit tho Madison Sonne Burden from the IPtb of Fehruary.and see our production at Iho
Spovtaman'i Show, DANIELS SCENIC STUDIOS, uoa Chicago opera Bouse Block, Chicago.

SHIELDS' SPECTACULAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS.

11* AH. SAPPHO, VOIR SEASONS. AllCIIANGKI,, WILLO THE Wl»r. «U\ Gorgeous costumes
utid etrects. These strong act*, will etreuglUeu your show. UAItGAIN CLOAK OUTFITS tlS. lor
costume and St effects; MKC'IIANICAl. STAtiB WKKCW, MMIW KPFRPIK, SBKP. AND fiLOAK
Er'FElW.' Itlcho-t in the eolllilry. PHOK. SHIELDS, ilO Wiwt 3»th It., \>u York.

K AYMON 13 T E> A. 1^ ,

BTARBJNUNHXT SEASON IN A Ml 1411 AL MELODHAMA.bv B.UWBHSIB LKK.

Address METK0POLITAN MOTEl, New York.

!! m BBS

8|tETCHCa and MONOLOGUES ^ w Sgg r V£&

' ,|, .*OMSOL1DATBDC03TI'MK CO., Box >W),l»roria mcl! ,H. j.

wanted: quick
ACTORS.

Specialty People Who Are Busicians,
Tain to Bonlle Piano.

FRANK H. DAMS ELS, Baralw , Wis.

MUSICIANS WANTED

TO COMPLETE SIDE SHOW BAND WITn

RINeUNQ BROS.' SHOWS,

Al tttrong All Day Cornet, Trombone and Youug,
Experienced Bass Drummer with dram. Statu
age, experience and salary expected. Others write.
SUllKIETY INDIISPENBABLE. Address

_ HBUCK ROWAN, WabaBb t _Il»L_

FOR

MOVING PICTURES.

JAPANESE! WAR, BALTIHOHE PSRE,
TRAIN ROBBERY, 60 Different Btyles.

THE DONALDSON LITH. CO.,

Newport, Kentucky.
AT USHBHVI.

THE HENLY*

For Rep. or Bumruer Stock, Versatile Sketch
Artists. Change lor week. Both play parts. Ward-
robe up to date. Address ore" or CARNER
STOCK CO, week Feb. a, Du Boise, Pa.; week
Feb. 2a Kldgeway, Pa. - ■

A f0M"R B NELS0N, Y '

FOR BARS; ALSO Al CATCHER KOH

HKTVll.N OR IAHT1NM ACT.

Would like to lioar [mm Oood I'artner.
No. 078 OKATZ AVE, Knoxvillo, Tenn.

iNTED,

GOOD CORNETTIST FOR
LOCAL BARD.

One who Is Cigar Muker by trade, preferred, as
employment can be given. AddrenH

MANAGER LOWV1LLE HAND,
____^_ Low\-Ule, New lork.

LADIES' ORCHESTRA

AA/AfMTtlD,

S Pieces, for Concert Hall.

JO Weelu; must leave Seattle April 10. Write
particulars— best terms. Photon returned.
M. S. KADS, .Tnnazer.
Bawson, Ijfcao Territory.

Lady Partner

POR KEITSED MUSICAL ACT. One plavlug Cor-
net or Trombone rrererred. Ladv Orclieslru I'luy-
erj, write. B, T. >'1LI,IAHB,

4W t'olnnibiis Avenue, New York.

W/ A PM T" E D

HAVEBLY'S MINSTRELS

TIUP DlttMHER balance of season. Join nl
once. W.V. ltltEY. Nuimger.

Ktioxvllle. Tenn, Feb. iM; Chatlanoopi », Athens

■:», Macon, i;a.. :;: Savannah -J. Charleston, S.

C» Mandi 1; A ugmta. fla, g Columbia, B.C., 3.

■WAXT TO SJDT,

TBODPE OOOD W0SKIN6 DOGS,

Ponies, Goals, one Trick and Dueling Mule, one
Elephant. State lowest price. All Information In
lira) letter. Addreaa DI CK F IWK, Lsmboo, Wit.

At LIBERTY, MISS AUOMlTlUIRE,

l'unclng Specialties,- Souhrettvi>. Ingeuues, Boys,
Juveniles. Wurdrobe, exiiorlctice. altllllv.

_261* Pulton Sit, riilcsgo, III.

FROSTO and HARVEY,

IN THE1U SKKTOII. I.AIIY LE MABH.
14 MIKl'TKK HENSATIONALITSISII.

BANDMASTER AT LIBERTY

Snramer reason. Prefer to place Concert and
Bu'Jnesa llaud. Address H. L. BOLTON,

_- SSI Marshall St. ,Uoldw»tei-, Mleh.

1IITED,

— '•

Address of parties who mntc t'PRlGHT KE-
VOLVINO SWINGS (Tenia Wheel Btylo).
\\)IMX iaruBBS, W,s. VV UUi St., ciatiaiwtl, 0.

'Sailing Down the Bay." and other hit,-

]VT^:i>

FOR THE

PEOPLE IN ALL LINES.

MCST BE BEST IN.THE Bt SIVESS.
Will Buy Dogs. Donkeys and uov Feature Suitable for a Real Tom Show. I WANT TO BCY OB UKNr
;i COMBINATION CABS. 1 WILL BUY A ROUND TOP NOT LESS THAN MU; alao SEATS, etc. Send
pliolo and say all In flrat letter. Performers doubling brass given preference. State lu letter U yuu
double braas. Address - '

BBBaUR 0. SMITH, 11 lertn Third St., Minneapolis, liaa.

CAN USE S SECOND MEN AND A REAL AOENT. V'B GO UNDER CANVAS MAY 1.

ATTENTION! ROAD ATTRACTIONS!
IyCHVGr'S

COLONIAL THEATRE

BHIS a wk_, ■ ■ ■ |

opened lis doors Monday night, Feb. li. with a week of selected vaudeville urtlsla. Opening ulghi
only seventeen hundred people passed through the door*: packed all week. Saturday night Iiud
tickets sold on the front pavement*, to handle the crush. All time open for this and next season.
Managers must remember that the COLONIAL TBE ATI1K Is on tUe msin Hue of the Pennsylvania B. R,
betwecu New York anil Philadelphia, or 12 miles from Trenton, and :-2 miles from Philadelphia— thea-
tre three Mocks from depot. Will pay certainties to shows known, or percentage basis. .

WANT ONE GOOD "CNULE TOM" CO." FOB IMMEDIATE BIO MONEY. Population, twelve
thousand, ami twelve thousand to draw from. Four thousand factory girls paid every Friday, and re-
member, Bristol never had a show house before. All time opeu. Address quick,

lilt. W. H. LONG, Proprietor, Bristol, Pa, Colonial Theatre.
W. H. LONG JRJBuslucss Manager.

THE ORIGINAL DIAMONDS, MATT. LEW and LAWRENCE,

WANTED, FOR THE COMING SEASON, 1904-05.

PEOPLE IN III BRANCHES OF THE MIMSTREL
GOMEOIANS, SIMGEflS, DANGERS AND MUSIGMNS.

Would like tu hear from Good, Strong Knockabout Song and Dance Team; also Good Musical Team,
Oood Property Hsu who plays trombone or alto In band. Those playing brass given the preference.
Show will open ou or about Sept. 1, 1904. Address all couinnulcatloiis to

MATT DIAMOND, New Castle, Pa.

&r,ir»E(s of

BALTIMORE FIRE.

SET OF ■TBREOPTICO* VIEWS, WITH DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE % 8JH*

AI.SO lOOft. MOVING PICTURE $13,00

Descriptive List on application. Sand depoalt wltri order. -

SET OF TO STBRBOFTICON SLIDES, WITH PRINTED LECTURJC.
HOW BE1NU PRSPAREO.

Seo4 pemunont addrsas for descriptive Hat Also list of Moving Pictures ou Japan and Russia.
STBRBOPTICON av»d FILM EXCHAHUE, los Franklin 8treet, CnlcAgo, IU.

, v%r^^iv A rB>r>, i^oiai or he

JOHN H. SPARKS SHOW,

Oo&d Two or Three Brother Act, that d«es otlier uet. ,lnv good feature acts and useful people,' write.
Have been away Irouialiow, so people who have written before plea«o write again. Address ■•

■ ■ „ . „ . CHAS. SPARKS. Manager.

KOUTE— St._Augusiluc.Kla., Feb. 21; Green Cove Springs », Jacksonville March l-i • Feruaudlus
s, llaldwln 4, lake City s. . 7 • '■ •

v^jViV^rB>r>, for the:

GREAT CONKLING SHOW

LKABINV MAN aud LADY to feature. Also Leader for Orchestra. Immediate work. . Address
WILL CONKLING, Manager, Spoltsvlllcy Ky. ■

VAUDEVILLE ACTS,

Don't Forget You Can Break Yuur Jump Between Hew York and Chicago.

Etc.. at the Little • vm

STAR THEATRE, Hamilton, Canada.

I have open time in March and later. Address au correspondence to

' J. P. APPLETON. Manager.

FOR SUMMER SEASON UNDER CANVAS,

THREE

LEADS.

THAT DOUBLES VIOLA IX ORCHESTRA, SCENIC ARTIST.

5S53l/ l ftK*tu' V i !y .y_ IE -WrOHS ,ud MLSI01.YNS, WOMAN . FOR: EMOTIONAL
SINGING AND jtoCPSB 01MIEDIAN, SLMilNO AND DANCING SOUBBErTEvMlBlClAS

1«. Will send tickets.

Others, write. Open here .ubout March

Waul to Imiy or lease Baggage Uar.

VHANK CALLAHAN, t\ire of Opera House Drug store, Crowioy.tLU.

OLE\TAfiGY PARK, THEATRE IB ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN,

COLUHHD8, OHIO.
"THE FINEST sMUEJIKST PARK I!f THE WOBXD." ,
_ ■■■■• WILL OPEN MAY 15. FOR A SEABO.N OF ElOUTEEN WEEK.8^ "' '
^H^lf^ZflM, «»»M„'*'»«<J«vllle Act* of al kinds. Describe tot, state lowest salary and five
SK5 L'S?. -.'^ ? l, ?i- Arties having first class Pug Amusement FeMnrea wrltT ^ul^Jln New
YorkuitBSlaroBO. Addreaa j. w, DUSENBURY " ,
; Prealdent Olentangy Park Oo„ care of 0L1PPBB-

WANTE D,

FOR THE JACK C. TAYLOR CO.

LONG SEASON-CITIES ONI/V. Z .

TbeVerv Best KKPLlHTOlkB PBOPLM In All Mues. Those dolug Speelnltlea preferred.
ftj WaJW . *»■ P«*«»St O .H MJ i M . Woman wjtli_CleTcr Cblld fcr Xiworal %nl^i

Al Wurdrobv.cs

.<ooliuui, Tu.ioo

Property Mnu wbo eon net. Strong V r audoviiie"Teain v to v fe'a,uro'
bt-utlul; tell ull llrst letter,

Those who wrote before*" write tguln"
B1)W. C. BTKWART, „

S ACRIFICE-Forty Circus Leotards,

wpuaefmiDini. .STANLBY TUB OOSIUlUilt,ina FouxUi AYtuue, near Ktuik., New-YnsS*

FEBRUAKY 27i

THE NEW YORE CLIPPER;

is

HARRY—

KLEIN ■ CLIFTON- «***

IS ? 2S!rl^fr,if m ,W ONE » OF ECCENTRIC COMEDY AND DANCING.

BOOKED ON ORPHEUM CIRCUIT FOB NINE WEEKS.

PttUbursr. (ifliini ilut<>i.

OPEN IN SAN FRANCISCO AUG. 28.

MAHTAGERS, A.TTEIffTIOIff, AIiSO AOESITS,

LOUISE SYLVESTER

(The Scotch Lassie).
MOST RETIRED SINGING ACT NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

Week of Feb. M, Special Attraction Orphemu Music Hall, IJJSth St., Si. Y. City. W„ k of py.,,. 49, ..rinb*." Follow l.>* ««'<* »1'«"«- Manager, ana A«c«K, wHta fill- .... attraction.

Under Personal Direction of HARRY 8. MARION, 12 W. 28th Street, Hew York.

SINGERS and COMPOSERS AMUSEMENT

LET ITS USE YOU. YOU CAN USE US.

Send late programme and jjostage *or a bunch of Orcutfrtratlons and Prore»)lounl tuples
of latest but. and Vocal Moslc. Send us your Poems and Musical MS. (or ruapttctlou.

WE PAT ROYALTY.

J . SHN'D FOB OUR LATEST WORLD BBATB5R8:

"AMERICA'S CHARMING GIRLS/'

Character Song;

"I CAN HEAR HER SWEET VOICE RINGING "

A Gre at Negro Plantation Song, and

"BENEATH THE SPREADING OAK,"

A dainty Lore Ballad, and many others.

jgUjjH CO., 208-209 Baltlnoro Bldg., CHICAGO.

LAKE CONTRARY PARK,

ST. JOSEPH, MO.,

E. F=. CHURCHILL, ... Managai

SEASON 1904 OPENS MAT 29.

Have .pare for aeveral more legitimate vancessioas on percentage.
Vaudeville Artists desiring time ut Casino Theatre, address

KDW. SIUVXE, B» Washington Street, Chicago.
All others address E. P.. CHI ill HILL, Manager, St. Joseph, Mo.

FILMS FOR RENT,

EUGENE CLINE & CO.,

50 Dearborn St., Car. Randolph St., CHICAGO.

CENTRAL TRUNKS.

Mn., |;.ro; Mn., »8.fio; Kin., i».su; ;«iiu., jlO.M: 40ln.. MM CtMM lYnnks, MilSKW. *T.iW. Mill
Trunks, wxaxli !u»ld.;. $12.00. Utlm Trunks,, 4:,\.\:*>..\i:; inside, * I5.w. talilpped un n.tti|.t of $3.00,
(Ml. C. O. D., except over 300 miles, ttiuo remit whole amount.

SIMONS A CO., CENTRAL TRUNK FACTORV, h'slab. 1864. 53-08 North nil St., Philadelphia.

H- Y. AGENCY, Cor. 30th SI. & Broadway.

Prices 75 cts. more than at Phlla. Factory.

ATTENTION! DOCTORS, MEDICINE iPEOPLE AND SHOWMEN.

Why huodle rockv good* «Hen you can handle goods that will sell Iheui
selvesr Electric Hells from $1.00 per 'dot. to #48.00. Large variety to select
from. We also make other slvlos of Appliances and Medical Batteries. One
third cash required. Hot Springs Sulphur Suap, wrapped. JU.Io per un**.
Kauai lo William.-. Trial order will convince. Largest Manufacturers for
Kleclrlc Belts and Appliances In V. S. A. Kstabllshcd 1ST8. Catalogue free.

THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Burliogton, Kaiu

33

Owing to Cloning of
AKGKI.I/S (OMKDIAVS Wo. H,

bert THE ALDENS myrtle

« "MEDI AV, _ . . _ . ... PIANIST,

Hot Specialties. *•*" Double Specialties. 8iubU Pllr f,.

Prefer one night attractlcu. but would accept respousible repertoire.

Address BERT ALDEN, care of Park Hotel, Pomeroy, Iowa.

WANTED AT Alvlv TIMES,

L

Must drees vrell'on and on". Sis weeks lo good.ueople. Statu lowest drst loiter, and when you can open.
I rurulsh roonj and hoard. York and Lawrence . and Wheeler and Hccklow, write.

P. 0. Bov No. 511. W Jl. A. MOItRLS. Ngr.. No. 710 8. Ccutral St., Kuuacrtlle, lenii.

FIRE I

firs:
8avk voir life ib cask of firk bt using tok

FIBK!

UNIVERSAL FIRE ESCAPE.

| or Bacbct. ANY MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD CAN

L« -Onlylndlrtdttal Fire Kscape •Without a Spring oi „

WORK Jr. Can be oemed to a traveling bag-. This is a Godsend to ACTORS, TOORISTSandTRAV-

ELU-OMLN. PaiOE, »2.00. Territory for sale. Ageuta write. Send at once to

raavs, W.W. fc c H lMCKr 714 Bnckl . r St.. WATJKKSHA. WW.

till

Kelth'a Thaatre Building,

SCHOOL OF VAUDEVILLE AND STAGE DANCING

^'P»rtFacultr. Professional Inatrnetlon. WALTER C. WROE.

Etc.

Mil ITADV rnrtne Uniforms, Onns. Swords, Retolvers, Cannons Tenia,
yell-l I ART COUD9 BnScSl intlie Military Llne-foJIydMcrtbeo in oar largo
■agnlne Catalog ne, oontalnlng net cash prices with upwards of 9,000 Ulostratlons. Price ofcatalogne,
I - "^SJ" — m»Ue<I on receipt of cent* in stamps, mentioning ibis »o>ertlsement .Customers wrltem i that
oor "OATALOOUB IS WORTH ITS WEIOBT In OOLD." Wo have the largest atock Intbe world of military
looas from Ooyenuneut anotlons. Dealers Supplied. Francis Bannerman, Sn Broadway, New Tort.

FOR TENT LIGHTS and OUTSIDE LIG-HTS,

GEO. TAYLOR, 07 Cliff Street. New York.

Bw Adams <aBliss Ha^

OHIOI1AL, FWmrr OMRM AHS— En routs High Rollers Borleoqners.

•r^'JiL" 1 '' "t*" 1 - ">v "A*" 1 ^^ «°MKTM>S«. 'l«^%T5^«V,°tais'i«wW2 AT '
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hLcriSbStSSSkreOllo.wd JfiiR^hSuta;

tow tim&'*te-

irfndnnatl experienced KtieU an attack of tho
nrnntour dramatic foyer as now rage*. At the
Auditorium, l*b. IS, ft new /our hot comedy,
"Jimmy Rogers," by ni Cincinnati playwright,
nr. F. iBW*iOMfle>*fcji; Was staged b(y Die
artthflr. aJM flrrtrtficM by 1 ho North Theatre
Ca-mpaw, under 1ho mannsonient , of Oeocgo
411 ScSfiriJthenBo)'. A KplrhdM *'">st night '
audience turned out nnd applauded author,
piny and people who toot jiart. »„, .

Giufr> i>pii:a llodsrj (Harry Ralnforth &
John H, Ilavlln, managers). — John Drew In
Miming Feb. J?, In, "The Second In Com-
mand." Hnxlno Elliott, handpomo as crer,
felt at home ln.it week In Clyde Fitch's piny,
"Her Own, Way.' 1 Henry Irving 20.

Wamvx Sibhrt Tuhatbr (M. C. Ander-
son, manager). — Krcd K. Wrlj)it'« Company
wRlj-pVeAent Arthur Sldtnan's ■'Vork Hlnto
i'olKs? U\. Last week .the Allen Nlejscn
production, of "iho Fortune Teller," mnn-
bj Milton nnd Sargent Aborn, was eu-
1. if Audiences of splendid site. Ediia
rson Was the star, nnd she was flhly as-
sisted by llobcrt Lett, Herman HlrKohhorg.
l'hll Rrnnson, Iklward S. Metcalfe and Grace.
Orr Meyers. The lloynl l.lllputians, in
"I lulllvorlt Travels," 2!».

Koiuxsnx's Orr.n\ Hop as (E. I). Htnlr,
manager). — Ons If III'h- black wmedistis nr»
to be seta 2L ln-"Tbo Smart Set;'.' Last
wet* (fharlos Warner, the English acror,
m..Jo lii* flnrt local appearance, and hi*
realistic portrayal of Coupenu, Id.. "Drink,"
hod- a fascination about l£ that drew great
crowds to shudder over ther picture so strong-
iy-.depletcd,. in the cast were; Herbert Bun-
TceB; Jime* W.. Mullen, Ijiicy Wilson Unlley
Jtntf Zorllna Harrison. "The Volunteer Or-
ganlsl.'.' 28. ...

CnMHUA Tjir'.tM (If. C. Anderson, roon-
naer):— Jean MnrcfTii living pictures will
I* retained for another week, commcnclntr
r cards booked Include: The
fa, JY C. Nugent and company,
rod, ine Hlo . Brothers, Werden nnd
S. and Newell end NIrtlo. Last week's
fa* mo>r acceptable. Lew Sulily, and
-and Barrett tod a corner on
,h Hoosle.r' Zouaves, Mr. and Mrs.
JHnWj and,jr(41 ircrrltt were sharers
m sr>ncroiis anpmliRC bestowed, and A.
O. Duncan, nnd llrynnt and Seville were
olso remembered la the) same contraendatory
way.

fACCTllt TltEATRB (Hciick. I'enncKRy . (i

Stair, manngersJr— J. Irving White will ap-
pear 21. In TbeddorevKremer's thriller, "The
King of Detectives," put on lly Sullivan Har-
ris & WooiIh. i.n«r week Maurice t. rielrt-
Ibk'b stlrilne rr.rK.dr.ima of Mew ICnglnnd
lite. "A Ragged Hem." was put on, tvlili
Hal Brown hr Willie Wlldflnwer, Iho tmmp.
Peopie's TiiEiTRR (fl\rbi)rt Heoek.'.raann-
eer). — Roble'M Knlckerboeker. Bnrlewiers

Sill cone 21. .-.They, follow Ph» H&erljWx
evr City Hporta, who put On "Tie Maids
' Slam." The TaudeTllle turns were nil
good. Adelaide Marsden, Renrette amdiLarne,
the P«n-Amerlcan Four, Paltrer and Merrill,
nnd Phil Mllh and Iluth Beeeher were the
contributors to that part of rhe entettnln-
ment. Business good. fMnrk'a Royal Rnn-
eirny Girls 28. _ , „ .,

gtr).—f5t (jetmin Theatre Company, which
IlTft iBt*a*y nlghT pe»rorman<»R nt rh«
Slrand, jnovod orer to tbl« "'"e gem of.n
tioiiee, set la Odd Fellowii' Temple. 18. 1ft,
nhd 'preMlrtea Percy AntUnen nBw »r>lnf.
"The King's Pawn." - A l*»ge nudlenee w
Joyed the comedy nnd gave . the Urnmntist,
who wns preKcnt, an eniniislaBMC call before
tie •curtn.ltli Tho, Ollckruhn Thealre Crtm-

Snny.ot Chicago, pium a Yiddish play 17,
epfi'tlnj Itusso-Jewlsh life. __ _

ii « i

ToledavrAt the Valentin* Theatre (Olio
Kllves, mumwwilie' flnlian of HiHn"
«»rne. to fair reaiilta. Mi i:t., "The Silver

Cllaser 17, Ethel nnrryni.ire 1R, Bertha (Jat-

Innd 20, Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Ill-
icit t-l J ' " '"•.••. ■• ■ - .• • .

Ijyomi-14 Thbatbk (Frank Bilrt, manager >.
—Nat Wills, In "A Ron. of Best, 1 ' had splen-
did biiRlness 10-1.1,* "The .Volunteer Oegati-
trit did well 14-17. "Hnftw Bant hern Skies"
J8-20, "Holly Tolly" 21-21.

FiUPiRR TiiiMaiiB (Jules' Hertlg, mana-
gfti'V.-MEte Vanity Pftlr Bnrleeqners had two
■Itekefl-.hotnieei W, The Merry Maidens, Jo-
St>. were veil received. Han end Joeale
lllalt were lilff.favorltes, Rose Sydell's l/>n-
«lon IWIok 2V2*. »
. Aim'AW'. TjftuiaB (G. W. I'reston, majui-

Kr).-r-Peopld 1 .we»r*f..81: The Colb) Fnm-
-, the. Itennoe,. Oallnglier and Barron, tbe
Demutlia, Three, Rnnnldos, Jennltuni end
itenfltld, and Vera King. Bnsinesg hos been
fair. ■•<■'■• ' ., .- , .;: ;. -

Hrii-r'a Tiibatiib (Frank Burt, manager).

: thc.jjtar Theatre. A3.- 1
»r). — Krs. I.eslw, CaHerU 3

"The Wht Before Christmas," 10-1.% to
1,1a usual ilarge hohses.

o'nd n'm. Humphrey, lu
- H+-i7.

r;

Anna Huthorfand

More th»n Qtieeu,"

"■lllle Wnlk-

. 11.24.

Hogne, mini-

ollur . Itohlnson stock Co.

He 14, The offering, "When

" did tatlsfaetory busl-

27-. : Z :■.

Theatrical Sillers* Ball.

IVen 1.1, at Liberty Hall, was a big suc.ccaB

ttt'tBlt feturns: 14-17. . J'Wfiiry Wll
*r"5.fi-», ii'AVedded and Parted".
OJU&piQPBRA Hot it (F. K. Hoi

ltf),r-tbB ■. Woltor ir ■

ftened tils louse 14.

IiHu mm M*y," g

^Soifi.— The Toledo Tl;

—

n otoS ,way, i. .

?'4 /ftK i l ' i
Voun»;»t<imi, i- At the Oiki'a House
'(Peter Rice,- ifianager).— f'A Bmicll of Ko>s."
to fair patronage, FcU 17. Kate ftoffcl, lu
"A Dangerous Woman;" IB, "Ihe Jiight
Before Christmas," "0, lilnyedto fair returns.
Uooletl: Savage's Kngllsh (J rand Opera Co.

"cifiht TttBAittW 1 (Joe- Weber, nionager). —

JVeek. of IK, IVeher'a Dainty Dutchess Co.,
A, jokY-fAlr- patronage, .. Week of 22: Wil-
fred Clark and Co., Ivleln, Ott Bros, ami
Nlcl:e,r^op,'I>awon nud Nanion, James Dono-
ran. Van Foscpn ruid lldCnilley, Couture and
UllHtte, Bardie Dungdou and the klneto-
grapli.

> ? I I ■ , 1 1 1 I IP ." I I

^ n*ytow.r^A s t.the Vletftrii (C. Q. MUlor.
kanaaer). — ntfoeV Barrymoro presenleil
|>01iNin 'Kale." before n wprepentatlve ou-
Mi -Feb. 17. Imlu Rlaeer. In "Dolly Var-
%ti." d Id a alee bn slnena 1 g, "Vork Rtote
lka" was well pfttrohlied 20' Coming :
' leHrude Elliott 23,

lo.-^
roaD*4.. .

rrj/ngs ihc'Jsrtnor of pRij
i'K-i«, tlw .closing Caje of thlK aieatra'a
reign of nlenrlr fifteen years as- si fiHrt
elans house. Its Initial nttrnrtlon hating Iwen
Alexandtft Snlflpl,' who ewayed Ulc ttilei of
n ooilMny physician, nnder'Dsa' Bhelrer's
mnnngement, actor, msrncr and owner l.oyl,
now stany veaM deeensed; and' liOBls I/oxt
nn lieir and manager at one time, now re-
sldlne (n. illlifaukec, \VI». Popular, prices
will prcrrll nut week; urn). tbenaalUr, the
nt t mn ion . ior 21) end week fMlaa; "The
Funny Mr. .Coojey." . Francis. Wilson met
with fair enennragement In "ICrmJnle," and
Amelia Blnxham's beautifully staged "Olym-
pic" was lllternlly npplandea.

Trck Tiiasiari (Hilxllnu & Cornell^ natji-
ngerH;.— <:astle Square Opera Co. concJuded
n foTinlgbt's sojourn most suceessfally 20.
••Everymnh," booked 22-27, canceled. Fay
Davis, In "Whitewashing Julln," In angU-
rallng the change of policy here, 20 and
week.

AoMWJir Thratiw (Stirling It Cornell,
managers). — "Deserted at lhc AUat", was
well attended last, we»|c. "Why Womed Slq"
thls-week. "Jewish KmlgrniStR," an operetta,

AkCHiaAN. .

i<v-Detr!86 Opera Uma* . (p. C.
-"The Snltad of .Bulu,"
_,.nn v fbnt| wo* axeelleat
fitvery ff#eM, «5cw good tfousea week of
»fn. 1ST BeWA C.allanti, in "Dorothy V>r-
rion, of Hsddon Hall," 22-27 i Wm. H. Craae.
in.-^Tn*:8penyH»ts,":2£P : JDir(fli4»: -. ■ '-'

IiTCBi'm TncA*RE (U !>.' fltnlr, nwnafct).
-rfleorge Sidney, |n "B;i«y Jwj" fc?r fd a
big 5 wicress t4-20.' Tiic contnajiy wps (Itsi
cTa*s, ran chonii nnrsbally slgntlj', the cok-
t'ln.c- fstefnl, end the arrnpgejncntA tnoj:p
'.ngs and general effects were «e*dw "anion
Brothers* "Superha" 21-27, "Foxy flmndila"
23-iUrch. &
Vvn

^tertaln'ert'cTo*i^"hoitserT4^20."T¥e r»Ky

; Mae J&wWjj
will close Its

#wcps3tor.

In four nets, by the Bltrtamn Ce.y Henry J
In trie "

Olnsherg In tne Htte role, was" gnnj"21.
"Only a Shop flirt" week of 2ft. • - .» ■ .

Cn.\VEi,riO/"V Itiu, dlenrj' h. Meech. man-
ageri.-^-BaTlfl Inspham comes In' MCllal 26,
Scbtimnne-lTelnk Marrh 1, Brooke's Chicago
Marine Hoed delighted large nnmbers last
week,

l.Ycrrw TitEATSG (J. T.aughlin. mana-
gerj. — Thla week, "McFaddcn's- Row .of.
Flats." "Acrops the Pacific" next, week.
"The Village Parana" pleased good nlced
gatherings. The Cinematograph Co. pro-
<luoed vivid moving pictures 21 .

•cAnfTiE THEAHtE (Charles M. Bagg, man-
ager). — Vanity- Fair Kxrrnvaganza Co. this
week. The Cracker Jacks jirored a good
w|aoer last week. Imperial Burlesqaera next
week. '■: > : ■>.: .. _ • .■ .=

Shea's Oakcbs TdteatkE. — Current bill:
H'.sbe JanlK, Trovollo, Pierce and Mszlee. Cdle
nnd Johnson, George H. Wood, Lavender and
Tomxon; Sllrnno, and Watson, nutchln'gs and
Kdwards. .- .

..mT.Yrv TnoTRR (R. B. ,Stnlr, rnarn-
Wfi.~- l^)nl»ej Ileal on, Ip "ttarhel GoWstela,"
(>etWftltiocJ'rro*rl)«d houses 14-20. T'
'in ciou of the best seen here this eenson.
nnd the cost well chosen. "The. Slain of
Onllt", 21-27; "Tbe Charily Nurse" 28rMarfhri.

Airnsbj; Tiipatrj: (W. B. l^wxHace,^ tnnn-
ocer).— 'fhe attractions for week' pt 22:
Junes J. Corbo'.t. i*earl and Violet Allen, Two
Boseey .Txmlso Hreseer, Jp.ck Korworth,, flnlly
Pamlfr, Vlllnge Cbolr, Four Bards; and the
American, kluctoscope. Last, week's hill was
flnrt (lass, the Morton; Family being Hie land-
ing fearnre. Oood attendance was the* rule
nfterpcen and evening. , . . •,-,,

TVJtrr.H TitntTftE (J. H. Moore, wana-
ter). — 'I'he Wll for week of 22 to: Krntst
Uognn. Mettle WUke.s and company, Warten-
hnre Brothers, English Tony BoiTet, Albert
Bellmnta and I,ct:le Moore. Katheflne BltffNj-
eood, Pete Baker, M,u»ical Thop, Aaier Ulta-
ley andfiertu Carlisle, and the IflnetOiTradh.
lAst Wes-It'st hill was good thrrrnghiut, >e»1
Wjfrbttfti's '.ady Mln«trcl« aijd Cnrotti Yosnj
wete the! leading hits. The attendance Wns
yeiy large. ..._ ■».

Kmtibe TunfTlu; (Br. Xamj«e)U;.*.aao-
ger). — The Imperial BiLrlejioueiH pffaented
a good entertainment and drew unusually
large audiences j.4-20. The Merry Mairt'n-
Iltirlesouenr 21-27,
Belles SfrMnirch 5.

Rose Sydell's London

J-t- — . r ' — : —

Itochfuter. — .»t the Lycetmi Theatre* (M.
K. Wo|tf ( mphilgxrl, — Brooke's Band concert
wes enjoyeil by a fair eland audience Feb. 14.
U:/«ond Hltehcoek, In !!Tbe Yankee Consul.''
onfortalnedapiicked bouse MS (return, engage-
ment). ' "Tho Tenderfoot," .with Richard
I'erle, drew a large andlence 1(1. The Ollck-
tnan Operatic and : Dramatic Co. presented
"Vhe- Jewish QneenV-aml "Cnbrlci ■ 18, 19.
nlenslng goo<l slsjed houwo. lime. Schiicnniiii-
Helrlk 24/. DORsenhnch Orchestra 25, William
lnvershBtn "7.

Natio\ at, Tin'ATnn (Max H.trtig, mana-
ger.;,. —"Eor Ills Brother's Crime," with Mont-
gomery Irving, packed 'eai in ld-17. "Jfoung
Tobe Hotle," *nth Ernest I.nnrtott, had lnree
ntldlknoei 1IT-20. "The Beauty Doctor" 22-
24, Harry. Clay Blaney, In "Acroas the Pa-
clllc,',' 25-27.:.

, Bakrr TiWatse CJohn R. Bojle, mana-
ger).— "The Moonshiner's Daughter*' plnved,
to. large buslnens, lfi-17. "A Human Slave"
attracted crowds 18-aOi "New York Day by
Day", 22 24. '"To Die at Dawn" 25.-27. , The
Htinday nlftht enterwlnmenta hare been very
successful.. -

...CeoK.btJJBA Hoose (J. H. Moore, tnnna-
|rer),-fB!Hwe»li of -22 : .■Vcd Wftybiira's Min-
strel Misses, Wright Htlntrngton'Shd com-
pany. Ahutcol. Dale, Faust '|".l«. Johnson,
jiavenport nnd l^rella,. Anon ,4Jornody.,Fouc,
l.nrklnn and fattersonj and the, klnetogrnph,

Grand Rapids.— New Powers ..
Pominerfl & Co., managers). — Rlchat
la "Tho Tenderfoot," Feb. C, drew two large
yidiencea. Kerlha Gillr.r.d 19; Ethel Barrj-
mope 20. Adelaide lhursion r 22, 25. W. H.
traae 2-i, The Heart of Maryland" 27. A).
(1. FIcld'R Minstrels 28, "The Esrl of Ptw-
tucket" March ■], John Drew ?,■

Mji.tcs¥ir (Orin Stair, manager). — "Holty
Tolly/' 11-IJt, played tQ packed houses. ."Un-
der southern fkles" drew well. "Strnertia''
18-20, B. C. Whltney'P Vandevlrte Co. 21-24,
"The Sign of the Four" 25-27.-

Mwm.OrtnA Hoiai: (Orlo Btajr, mnnn-
ger). — "The Great White Diamond," ll-l:'.
packed this, house,, as , did "Monta Crlsto,"
14-17. .t'The Hnnch King" 18-20,: "The Minis-
ter's Daughters" 21-24, "Wedded and Part-
ed" 2H-27. . „ ii.. , .. .

RsiiTllIfi OBr.iu Hot.'SE (Mrs. W. B.-Pmlth,
innn.iBer).--Stim T.-. Jack's Own Cik, week of
'"*.•' We** en large, audiences. Rose Sydell's
London Belles week ot 21;

mead a»?fL

Mullw/awVeiC— liertha" Oailaiid" and A)i«a
Held divided tbe past week at the .Dajldeon
x^yrMiiMwij >&»■' Ungtfy
week of Feb. 22; . . _ .,..,„„,

Aijuvpa* rijr.ATap„*-4>car.F. -Miller of-
fcrctrMasori and Mason, ,ift "lUtflorpb and
vrtolpb," wee* of 14, to satisfactory nltend-
aoee, "Happy HooJJgan" week of 41. ... • .

TabSt TiiE.iTr.B <I>ob WacJtsner, .mana-
ger).— Charlra lllehman, .In "Captain Bar-
rlngtou, - ' 18, for four performances, had n
Ihjaadtance sale. The Thomas Orchestra
TvMi'rw '*i^ 1* _i ■».*

' AtM>«tt l ' (ndw^n Thanhouset, mafaager).
--The play without a name last week wa»
a big winner. "Mr. Potter, of Texas," week
ot 22, end. George, Foster Plntts new play.
•The Bleb and the I'oor," will novo Its
Initial r^rforronnce week of 20. ^

Bum Opejla Rousb (John R. Tierce,
raansger).— Joseph Murphy 21-2,. Joseph
Hart nnH Carrie Be Mar scoredT a big hit
weak- of J.+. U "Poxy Grandpa." . >,- .

' HTiti TitrA'taF. (Kmbb R. Trottman, man-
neerl. — Oh th'» way: Rice A Barton's Gaiety
Co. for week of 22. The High Itollere, week
of 14, made ri>o4 to hill henses.

CavSMt TirejSfltii (li*. B. Wmtef, maaa'-
cer i, — People week of 22: Alkens and
PKplel, i:dd[« Sawyerj Millie Showers, Helen
Rnseell, McDonttld and HlIllHait aWd PfanR

•AW K^tea.- r M J anaieI' Richard^ Becker
offers Shaefer and Pe f tfap, Trewe Dale,
Teohen Tooarrs, and Arthur Leonard week
of 22. "

1'nn Claire — At" the Grand (C, D. Mooni
mMager).r— J, H- Stoddart delighted a large
Biidlene Feb. 13. "OJe Ctlson" 16, Hortense
NellsoL» 29, ••David Unntm" 2B, "PeckVBtid
Hoy" 27. . • • ■ , „

A sew VArnsviLU? ; thbatsb Is being. In-
stalled In the K. of JV Block, to be named
tbe Bijou Tteatre, «ujd) aanaged In a cir-
cuit with other- IcadiBT cities' (if the State.
It opens week of Feb. 22, with Rogers) dad
French, thor f*dgflrtoas, SUss Tony Sarcla,
Totn Rowlarfd, Ledor* West, arid' James Del-
ton. — .
•. - , « " »
■PBX.W.

IOWA.

-^tGrtewrg opera Hon-
■•fljger).^ *ie p^P
H. », rtleased. "sm!

JspW-sob.— At tti'e Athenaeum ( H. J. Sor-
ter, manager).— Gr-o, Sidney, In "Busy toy,"
ML . U, pleased a large house.: "Under
Southern Skies." 13, did well . "SopefS,**
15, to> fair business. "Holty Tolty" 16. Tfn.
II. Crane ID, Snot T. Jack's Co. 22, . Adelaide
Thurarein 24; ; "The Regrt, of Maryland'* 25.
Field's Minstrels 26, "Weary Wlllfe Walkef *

*H&

1)H> Phn'ilotr of Ihe Callows," 22«24 ; "Man
to Mnn' 25-27.
<,lajawiiLn Ornn.\ Hoi>mr (M. Bels. nana-

"Driven ftoniTlorne'v "5-24, Zazell and Ver-
non"* Vaudevilles 2^-2. . - • • ' -

lUmVs Oi't:nA Hot'RR (M. Bels, mannger).
-r-VRplilW Iadlta22,.2.n. William l'aver-
sliani, in "f/trd mid r.ndv Algv," 20. Mildred
HA'land, In "The Triumph ot art Empress,"

2d;jii(. ?3a

Royal TirttATRB (W. H. Brick, manager),
—Bellly ft Wood's Big Show picket* the
house to the doors 18-20. Dainty Duchess
llurlesnuera 25-27...:

- | i

Mbmnrri-The.. Empire TJientra la still
In the hands of carpcrHers nnd decorators.

HasMANCJl ittiiECKi a Hat:. (H. R. Jacobs,

Sanagerk.r-'n'he Child Rlayes of y*w ifork."
eb. 15-17, did a good business. ■ "McFad-
den'a How of Fiat*." 1S-20, closed' a good
week. GhnH. tlrapewln, as Mr. FIdo, 22 : 24:
"Dure ))*vll Dorothy" 25-27.

PpocTOa'H TiiiutbI! (Howard Graham,
resident inflsngar'. — This houoe watt found
cmwded all Hist week, . For 22 and week: Mc-
Valters, X yejnn a»xd Co,. O'Brien and HnVeu
3. Alilrlcn. Mhhoy and Katberlne Trayer,
Mae. Smith Duo, Fred Stuber, C'orbley and
,;ur£c. nnd tlicj kalatcchnoscope. , .

UAiirrv •1 1 ui5.vtbm. (it. M. Mch'ola; wann-
geri.-— Itc(lly * WwkVb Vaudeville £o., a 3>l 7,
ti> c.vei'ltenc iittcndnncc. 1'hi- house was
«lark 1S-20, the .comptuy booked f»r tliln
flute liHvlng dlfbandeii. The Dainty liactsrai
Uurlesi|iters 22-24. .- i_ .. .
s*j jj s i f i ^*e>*y*^ .. '

r«lcs_— At the MaJcaUc Theatre (David
Kldred, mnnagerl. — Amelia Blnghaui, In
"Olvrope," was a lino card Keh. 18. I'M ward
llorrlgitu, ,ln "Old Jjivender," is, did well.
Herbert Kclcey aud ICflle Shannon, |« "Sher-
look Holmes," pleased a large i audience 19.
''New York Day by Doy" flW Fntr business 2(t.
Cotultig: Robert Cannes,*, lu "itobert IJnimct,"
SS! ,i P«iTl«t'far* 24; 23, ^VIIIInmP!ivershanl 2«.

OgPltpi'^i Ttn'Ailui «Wll»er & Vlneeur,
managers).— -Lust week's attractions drew
well, as usual. Bill. 21 nnd wpek: Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Murphy, Jack Ttteo Trio, fiallagh t
Mid Hlld, lltlf anil Whltaker, Mitchell and
l.oa*e, Unrry Brown., Beftbn Dorian
.-. ■a e t rT .

I.OUISUXA.

ORKtiON.

Portland.— Kt the Marniiam Grand (Cal-
vin Ilelllg, manager ).-i r«ul Gllmore did
very good business Feb. 8, 0, In "The
Mummy and the Humming Bird." Mnae.
P.lativelt gnve a -song recital 10, undfr/taa
nianagemerit or Lots Steers, to a' very luve
n ndlenee. Arlachi Klnnosuke delivered a 1 <■.■-
ture, to a fair sized audleace, 13. Kdward
Mnrgaa 16-17. In "The Eternal City:'* the
Klllles Id, the Bostonlttns 23-25, Murrny
and Mark 28. 27. .

,Con»«A\"s TucATitn (Cordra'y k Russell,
managerH). — "One Nlkfit In June" had a
very good opening 14, The Jessie Shirley
Co. did very good business week of 7. ' Down
by me Sea" a. . ,

Bakbu's Tuf.atrf (George L. Baker, tann^
agcr).— The Baker Theatre 8tock Co. had
tho usual good houses 14, to see "Mistress
Nell." "Jane" did fine Business week of 7.
••The Case of Rebellions Susan", 21. -

arcadk TiiijAtnE (Sj Morton Cohia, inan-
apr). — Btislnoss was good week of 8. Week
of 15: Three Herios, Imperial Tetsitnnl
Troupe of Japanese jugglers, Leslie and
Ijtngton, Delmar and Dexter, JobsI* M'edee,'
la Illustrated songs, and American bioscope.

Kv«K TIieatsk (Frank' Monron, niauarer'i.
— IluslnesH was good week of 8. Wees of
1%: Two Alblons, Klppy. Vsla Mols,.,8iras,
l>'s ;it)d D's, Illustrated songs, Anirrlcan
uioscope.

WiNTin Gvrbhn (Beuj^Bltl B. Shanihrooh,
wannger). — The management of thltf resort
wns aHaqncd 11 by Benjamin K. Shombrook.
Chan. Brown In stage manager. We»i of
lii: Hayden and Martin, Ward and Slnnley,
In;; Forrest, Olivette, llonita, Hni-ry Dclaue,
Donna Belle Christy, -Minule Ward.

Tin: Mazb (a. Shapiro, toanagor) .— Week
of lu: '.Mxdellae Cnrbonette. Rteser, I«wls
Sisters, Hnrtle Wnrd, Ra Petite Joseph lue,
American Troubadours.

K5BiTr*H Smrn Thkatbk (William H. Hrown,
manager).— The Bernarda, Maud Clnrnv Br-
rol nnd Oernld. Nelsonla, Radcltffe nud Bel-
moat, Vie f.ewle, Story and Van, Thompson
nnd Co. . ;

ItiAzn-it's CoxriniT IUt.r, (Ell B. Davis,
mao«ger)._.Siorrln an d Uockling-, Dorothy
Dane, MarJIe liOke, Madeline DeTtoy.

KmcKSOX's Misic na'ti, (H. D. Orllln,
manager).— Alice Mamllton, Marie. Chiip-
lielle, Mlgnon. ■ .. \

i » ■> ; " ■

HnODfi ISLAXD.

Ifooston. — Sweeney &.foombs' Opera
Bonne (MdrrU C. Mlcfieab, naahager)-. — "The
Storks," Feb. 10.' 11-.- had three lnngnlflcent
housea, "<jay .Mr. tjoldsteln," .12,- J.l.^HiiCr
ceededjn drnwlBK three fnlr hopses, at Jwpu-
lar prjres. .I.ewU ■ Mbrrlsou, 16.- had two im-
mense bouses, -In ''Fnust" A. II. fHfeWlTt
"The Runaways" 18,.flrand Opw-a Coi. 19, 20,
'The Parish Priest" ;Jl, 22, "lilchard Carvel"
2q.

KxiriBE Tire.vntr (Harry Corson Clarke,
manager). — "Our Regiment" finished the
week 1,1 as It began, to houses tilled to tbe
doors. "My WlfeVHusband," l.T-21, aad^the
some nltractlog powers as Its predecessors.. .

ArmioitH'M. — J. R. Muhdy opened this
plnce is, wltli a trained" animal show, nnd
will have with hltn as assistants J. J. Con-
ley, general manager ; Roger Flint, general
representative ; George Jobnsod, director of
Eiaiifemeiits : Fred Wnrde, press representa-
ttte. Stay ladeflatte..

STAkD.vun TiirATnr. (Alvldo ft LsRserre,
malUSers).— Buslhess cootlriues good. People
15-21 : n. w. James, H. M. Mavis, pearl
Fair, Three Moores, Frnest Bailey, Alrta and
Mllnno, Maud Grayson, Fay Delmar, Eicella,
Jl«y Von Cotton, Pearl Cilmore, Pita How-
nrd, Ida Ronton. Mamie Ryan, Reetn De
llnven, aud Tom Kelly.

Tins Star is the same of a new vaudeville
theatre that win probably open Feb. 22. It
will occupy the space that wns formerly a ha-
tatoritun* lb* second floor being transformed
from bathing rooms Into proscenium boxes,
while the lower floor has been modeled Jrilri
a presentahlrf-nudUorluBi. with J. eeartayp ca-
pacity of 00(1, The stage .will be 2."t6 wide
aflof 40ft. deep. Dpc, Reynolds, formerly man-
ager of the old Broadway (now the Stand-
ard), will b* one of the roanagern, while be
will have as a partner Kid Backenstoc, well
known here t-onmen-lally. The people so
far booked here for the opening night", 22,
are: The Ellsworths. Tom Kelly. Charles
Qates. Bertha X'opelnnd.. Valley Vllllains,
FJo. fNM Virginia. Dupont, MargerJte
Barker, Mil Palmer, Jessie Woods, Cbsrlev
Hoey, BUI; Price, Elsie VouOg, Mabel
Wright, Bine Prentiss, Grace Atherton,
Mabel and Hatel Arlington. Tessle Mchol-
siin, Blsncie tevy, Eihol Hoey dad tucy
Wolf-. :,: •

. Moti.tB BAir-ex Boxh' SROwa are getting
everything In readiness far their departure
March 1. ,

S i

Ft. Worth .—At Greenwall's OporsHotisa

(Phil W. Greenwall, manager).— Rose Cogli-
lan presented "Tho Greatest Thing In t)ie
World" Fen. 18, to fair btisltieas. .Uidrews
Opera- Co.,- la "Bird* of a Feather," lu. "Tlid
Heed Walters" .10; "The Professor's tove
Stors-!' 20, Ted K. Faust's Minstrels 22,
"Wizard Of Oz" 28, "The* Rtlnawovs" 24, 25,
Homer Davenport 20, "At Valley Forge" 1 27,
"Elirlitr Belli" 29.

Srj.spAiiii Tin:ATnx (Frank De Beque.
niahajrer). — A minstrel stag reception, stvled
"The Virginia Serennders," opened the show 5
week of in, ISdmonds and Edmonds, Cope-
laud and Valley, Howard and Alton, uhrf :hn
MnidcaJ Maultbrs were the openings. Thote
boldlujg over i Harris and Dirvls,' Belle rtor-

J'orbefl Holier tsoit and
"Bea Hur" 2r.-March 2

. Vr*.K ■ TUBAl Rf, lOll

-••Only a Shop Girl

Burrows, mannger) .
lfl-17, to good busl-

-iJE*g -JJElrW*!*! thc Tulane Ttieatre
(."ft. If. Howies, manager).— Nat c. Ooodwln,
presenting; "A Glided Pool," carnival week
Feb. 14.20, to good business during tho en-
gagement. "FlorOdorn" 21-27.

CttuacBNT Thkavric (W. H. Rowles, man<
agar). — "The Storks" opened, to n packed
house, 14, and Immense business followed all
week. The Four Cobnas 21-27.

Gi'.ast orniiA Ih-n; si: (n. Greenwall, man-
ager). — "Armh-na-Poguc'* was the bill of-
fered by Mnnager W. S. Baldwin carnival
week, and tho BaUwIii-Molvlilfl stock Co.
Bcored heavily. Ojoaclty business ruled,
'lor Her Sake -21-27.

KpVBlitM Tq«A.T»] IV. Wilson, manager).

— "The Octoroon" drew Immense crowda

E7? k ? f J, 4 '. 'JF 10 n"«t ,l "e for week ot 21 Is
*'lla*rl Klrke."

PitescA fontjPlaxtip (F. CKiriey. pan-

•jtefy^pf^. aud««e«s Witnessed /the big

French Company- during week of U. W?*H

*'I.a Travlta, "TAlllasse" and "Lee. eludes

JnlU Marlowe Ii tod>« m*n ahprtty n do Cortevllle" were handsomely stlaed and

- St. «niM«s Oirt'KRVst - (Chia ■,-Brtv.
**«ftager),-nA sWendia bill warpfSrinor

■•wnlTnl.. week and tile business ruTM. Ibe

aM 65 , tf k S? ^ \Wfe llerwre and CTT

Sleln-Rtetto Family, SfahJer nhn Wilson. A

O. .Diinf^n, M J:VrBMon.,nnd" Sttlck. Clllo's. *f

Vatd TJstiMton .(second iveelt).

^— VFIIIJ U ».-»»ii»|F VMM, 4ir*|| tu fj*«r_. _

nens. The Black Pattl Co, did & standing-
mow bttslneas 18-20. Coming: "The VoP
niitpor Organist" 22-2-1.
Snl.titnna* HoUl* TitKAtur. — "The Kntion-

Jtmmer Kldi" nppeared IS, to good business,
At rue Olrt.CrosB Roads" 20,
• ,. T ,.» m i m' i '
Sprlarfleld. — At the Grand Opera Houso
II.. J. IMlle, manager).— Nat Goodwin, in
••A Clllded Pool," bud fair business Feb. 4.
'•A Hon of Rest" Oiled the bouse 8. "When
Reuben., Conies |o Town" hud good business
-la ^Harrlefs Hopey-
r. Supper" 18. l.ulu
mtner Kids" 20.

Providence, — Providence Opera House
(Fell* R. WrndelftChaefer; manager).— Vir-
ginia Hsmed played "The Light that Mrs
In V Oman's Eyes," -to good houses, week of
1-eb. 15. -De Wolf- Honoer, In *'Mr^ Plck-
wlett,**, *»»;: Charles ^Hiwlrej, In %S
Si"'t £*&>'' "A Chinese Honeymootf* 20-
-ilarch 2, Maude Adams .1, 4, and rnatlacc 5,
Mm O'Nell cvanlug of 5.

iJirnaiAt, Titwisn (Felix R. Wendol-
schftcfor. aianager).— Harrmann. the wlaard,
J*i*>l 5 2 P "thtongh Fire and Water*! 22-
?A»; ck . tixle , H - Ornpewln and Anna Chance, iu
"The Awakening of Mr. Plpp," 29 nnd week.

lOirtEE Tni-ATan (Spltx & XatBimou,
mamgers). — Rebecca warren gave nn ad-
inlrnble iiroducUott of "Teas, ot the D'l'r-
lierv lies" I.V'JO to gpod houses. "Star His
Brolher's Crime" 22-27, "Driven from Home"
20 ead week. , .., ,.

Pabk TitE.».TnE (Spltg s N'atiintiBon. ntan-

l.awton. Capacity business rules.

Cnovrs TiiEATnt: (Phil Epstein, aanoBer).
— The Everett SUters are tbe fcatuie wpek
of 15. The othcr_people : Bert Parker,
Frank and Annie Ellsworth, Vlbln Swo'r,
Rose B. Mitchell, Elsie Rnsesll. Jan, Thomp-
son, Snul Harris, Ethel Rdssell, Mnbel Wrlgbt.
Chan, Gates, Llzile Mitchell, Ada Yule, and
l'rof. Everett's moving pictures. The stock
company, In "Dotfgh Ruts." The week
opened to capacity.

NOtis.— Manager Phil, W. Greenwall, ac-
companied by his daughter, left 14 on a
Irastness trip. ...- .Wllf Bwor; and wife ire
la- tho city,- having, Journeyed from Cape
Nome to meet his brothers, Bert and John
8w»r.

■ ' ' ♦ : « ^ « t^'^ !

SBW HAMPSIHRn.

niMUWhH-fU the Opera: nonse (B.
W. Harrington, manager).— Ben Greet Co.,
la '"Twelfth Night," Feb. 1ft. drew very well.
Coming: Ornnd concert 21: week of 22,
[Catherine Brnybnm Repertorv Cu. ; Sbep-
ard'Si.tnovlng pictures 28-March 1. . .

PAnic Thratrr (John Stiles, manager). —

• "A Fatal Step" .1,1-17, Richard Ruhlor, In
jpisl,— <leorge Obor nlsyed "The A'roait "Ilinl Revere/' 18-20. Coming: "Loop the
Mr^ Wright. * "What Happened to Joueir Iax>p" 22-14, "Tho Darkest nour" 25-27.

resume her

also twenty-
The tour

♦rill; mk nettMay, run trnlna Into Cbehoy-
8 afcy^lu^.aMS*Mr-ft convenient, foe roln-
v mSU jo $$*~$»m- ..Cheboytna Micfcl-
Mte ana ofber Lake Huron shore points lo
fcllebljran, _. .-. .

testo. nid MN

tm^&^H^n^'t

Co.

"■"- M "-■4» M «e . ■••i«a. a l t |'l"-|tt"l iu

nun] "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" in-SO. •The
Switchman's Dnnghter" 22-27, "Alor? the
Kennebec" 2ft and week.

KtlTiTs TilRAtilR (Charles tovenberg,
n-,itit»*er) . — The nrogmtnrae for Wnek of 22 :
The iWtte pireBesrrt. . Charles JSlckwa^
Co. itnlley ahd Mndlson, Paul Uarni 1 !
mini ffnlT Tnyldr, Lynch nnd. Jewell, <m
Attrtitt ahil 5(lle. iMdle, Hprper, Dean
5H nrtlloy. iVinhlna and Pelrnora, the _

Mlllhglev Hrothers.'

ollot. mAruigetl.— The Blue lllhfc.n Clrls gave
ariOod ( Hhow.weok i ol' jr>, to the usual IuirI-
" A 3- rheMjUestlca 22-2T.
BjrtfltbV'fir -Jfoo ■• (J; Ts' Benson, manater).

' JUiillei 4 JTlalHy, lasnrGnmbillsuV; Ksy

.CistN'o (Fred C. Bowen. mBnager). — For
wefek of It Kmlle Chevricl, Bell Sisters, Mor-
rlsdtt arid - Berwick, arid Emily lane made
up the bill, with a bnrlraquc, "Just Like
Illm," if Fred Smith. Business good, as

usual.. .. .;.-

NbTT.3.— Manager nnrrl^gton, . of the
Opera House, has made ttrrangemants where-
by his theatre in included in the c.ibn &
quilt circuit 6f Hew Edttland rifles. This
chain, of th'eatresndW includes, bealtlen this
local house (he Lynn, Mass., Theatre : the
Lawrence, Moss-, Pl>era- House: thf Newnott,
!K-J*viPl«« L --fl [oltfi, 'i Q 14 " JcftotMia^. tatl-
li»M. Me.; the Lowell- Mass.. ^Operanousv;
Acftdem)-.. of. Music, Haverhill, .Mass.: Effi-
plre TDeitWi xewlsmn, Me. • Banio>, Me.,
,Oj*ra House; . citv THeStfe, firiclton,
J MM».;-Araa«ioy-ot. Music, Fall Btrtr. '

"Jennlen," jtcd. iu, i ko, -si£
ked"," 11, had fair business. wZ
Of«Ji, with J. W. McConnell and a em
company. In "When Louis XI was Kln»'
•Kte;. etceltent satjjfh.ttton*-i2. -a UnTji
Ueeeptrsn*' 10, "K .Montadn Outlaw," la Q
a top heavy house. . "The Silver S|i p ' Mr "
In, turned jieppfe away. Cd«lifBr: "rtomaa^

NOTna.-rGep. A. VV.eller. Has closed with
"Why Women sin," and was expected hom,

16'. Wm. SpIlThoris. In" advance of "Coo»

Hollow," wns here IS. . . ; . . Hnrry Kldla»
ahead of "Tho Bonnie Brier Bush." was B
town 16.' . . - :. -

, , T . ., ■* .. i, ■

De» MWfWea^—At Foster'a Opera Hotu,
(Wm. Foster, manager).— "Toe Sliver Bim!
per" had a large audleace Feb. 17. 'Th*
Cavalier" 1», 20, E. H. Solherh 23, Mart
Mannerlng* 24. '

. Qaa^'d Opeiu Hocsn (Wm. Foster, man-
ager). — "A Romance of Coon nollow" come
to good business, 11-13 ; "Side Tracked"
packed the house 15-17, "A Hot Old Time"
J 8-20, "East Lynne" 22-24.

ArarrOBiCii (Wn^. Foster, nanager).^
Anna Eva Fay played a successful eniraee.

mcnt 8 " 13 ' *.-* -■-•-■

Bnrllnsjrtonu— J

(Chamberlln, Hani
— qpil HB,pfet

*ejGrana Opera Honse
ofl « Co., managers)

_>J*e& 8, drew a (air
hotme. ,."The Slh'er SlVPerjV 11. |Jlaved t.,
a big; andlence. "Jnst Sfrtick Town," ii
did good business. "Happy Hooligan.* in,
filled the opem house. "Old Arknnsnw" l;
Mrt*. Fleke. 10, bad a big advance sats :
"Qulncy Adams Sawyer" 20, Bianobe Walsh
23, K.. U. Sothern 24, Dodge nnd Itowmab
2tf,: 27, Creatore*s Band 28, "Tbe isle of
Sjnlce" March lj "The Power Itehlnd the
Throne" 4, "A Millionaire Tramp 5.

BahaaBe. — At the Grand Opera nonse
(WnK.T. Roehl, manager). — Blanche Walsh.
In "Resurrection.", gnye 4 fine performance
to one of the best audiences of the seasoa
Feb. 6. "Over Xlagarn Falls" closed Its season
here 10. "Side Tracked" had. a top beau
bouse T2. "The" Silver Sllpjer" pUyed, to
tbe c«padty.-13.- Mrs; Flske had a large
house 16. "The Montana Outlaw" IS, Walk-
er Whiteside 23. "Tho Bonnie Brier Bush'
25, "Weary Willie Walked?' 21

. ■ <■ »

VIRGINIA.

forfollc—At the Academy of Music (T.
eath, mahagerU— "Zlg Zs'fi Afley," booked
Feb. IF, closed here that nlsjnt.; . Kab? Cl.it-
ton, 12, presenting "The Two Orphans," to
very satisfactory returns. Rlcbnrd MansQeld,
ir./ was accorded a hearty reception. "Mrs.
Wfggs, of the Cabbage Patch,*' 16, 17, did
splendldlyi Booked : Amelia Blq^ham 2(1,
Bldck" Pattl March'].

Gtunay XiiEATRR (Jake Wells, xnanogen.
-=-"At Cripple Creek" played, lo exceptlonallj
line hnslness, 15-20. "The Lighthouse by the
Sea" 22-27. . .

APJtr. THEiinB (Ch'as. M. West, manager)
— Jh 1 addition to the people held aver from
week of 1.1. the following are hooked for weet
Of 22: Hllbtirn Sisters, arid Kennedy and
West. .Business is good. •• .. .

Avbitoisiitm TnxitBB (J. M. Barton, man-
teerl.-^PeonTe for. week of 22: I^irraln and
Brill, Sullivan and Fatersoa, Kelly and Kel-
say, Mi7le Lano, John St. Leon, Madallnc
Starr, Pennman-ahd narry. Wm. Rnwe, B'll-
llams and J.aiy, and John Barry. Business U

good. .. j

■■ n i J » i i - i '

Richmond. — At the- Academy of Music
(Thos. 0, Lenth, les.see).r^-'.'A Fflend of tie
Family'' (return engngement) Feb. 11. Ane-
Una Pattl canceled 12. Kate fission, la
"The Two Orphans," played, to a well hlleit
house, 18. "Between Two: Foes" (amateur
local talent) 15, .Richard Mansfield, In "Old
Heidelberg, 1 ' broke all records for attend-
nnce 16. Amelia Rlnghnm, ju "Olympe," 24,
25 ; ".Mrs. Wlgge, of the CaBbage Patch," H>

"- Ruoir TiiKATr.i! (Jake Wells, maaager).—
Week of 8 "The Man Who Dared" played to
fair audiences. Week of 15 "His Last Dol-
lar" drew- well filled' houses, : Week of 22.
"At Cripple CreeTf:" "X tittle Outcast" 29

Tbcb Rbporuebh' Haum— Black Pdtti 29-
Notes.— Manager Jake Wells, of the Ill-
icit Thca&e, Is rapidly pushing hlR Xlemphi*.
Tenn,;, and New OrXeana, La,, theatres to
completion. The Memphis Theatre Is ex-
pected to open on April 4 Otis Har-
lan, and wife, formerly with the Bijou Mu-
sical Coniedy Co., will organize a new eoto-
psny, ■ under, the aame management, and
operate on the WeBs circuit.
, S ,i

KBJiitacV..

I.onlsvllle.— At Macahley's Theatre (John
T. Hacnuley, manager).— Jlontcomery and
Stone, in "TTte wrtaW 6f Ox" i-'eb. 18-17,
to good ibuslnoss. Quinlan A Wall's Mia-
strels, 18, drew a good sized Sotise. Jobs
Drew, lu. "The Second In Command," 10.
20, attracted large audiences. Comlne:
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elllolt 24,
25. Nat Goodwiu 26, 27.

MaSonic ThrVtie (Chn's. A. 8haw, mana-
ger). — Rose ilelville, as Sis Hopkins-, to ex-
ceedingly largo .audiences, week ot 10. For
week of 22, •'Arjioua'.'' '

Ateote TtiKAtBi: (Chas. X.fibaw, mana-
ger).— "Too Prtuqd to Beg" brought crowds
weet of ,14. For week of 21, "The Little
Cfitireh ATouhd theCowier."
.. Acnttohru'it (Jatncs'B. Camp, mannger).—
Creatoro and his band 19, 20, to fnlf audi-
ences. French Opera Co., of Ker Orleans.

liYeKixbHAit Theatre (Whallen Bros..
ninnagers).— The .. Fay > lister Btirleamie. Co.
week of 14, to Wg.baateesfc For week of 21.
City Sports, and week' or 28, Knickerbockers.

• :>»■• - —

..BiHlaaoBe.-^At.tho Academy of Muxle
i>lxon & Zimmerman, manager 1 -). — Frank
DMlele, m "Tbe Office BoJrlzZJ<7. Robert
Hill ard, in 'n'hat Man and I," had a fairly
KO , 1 ?, week 15-20, Week of 20, Hchcy Miller.
In "Man Proposes." "

FoinVs OrrnA Hoitsb (Charles R Ford,
™? Ba l>jr)-,-tS5;** «f 22; ClarA Bloodgood. la
3ft Olrl With .the Oreea Eves.* 7 ^ "Mr«.
.« Iggs, of tho Cabbage Patch," eomes 20.

JI.iRVi.ANn TirRATRR— Ceorge Sidney, la
2B*iiS£ ~--3T. "The Show Girl'' had
good business week ending 20. Week of 29,
Jnnies K. nackott, In '"She Crown Prince."
^.J l -^i H I 1 " 5 *™*** (B. a Chase, mnna-
5, r , 'Tr.\ h .° 0s0 'Se Fawcett Co. gives "The
Bells this week, with Mnnager Fawcett as

hind Me" ° f 2t> ' ,,T6e ® iX f Ustt *

HoiLiriAVSTtimTHKAtM (Kernah. BKet

Hoiiek, managers) .-^.'•A DeBpcrate. Chance"

.'- and Week. "Queen' of tha Highway" did

n good business 15-20. Week of 20, "Her

First False Step."
MMMnrMt. Trrficran (.Timea,L. Kernan.

m , n latf') • ;rPS SPft- 8 **^ 11 ' lc Borlesqiiers.

5? ft?? J& t . ^n'Rbft. "*efk ot 22. The

'•on. Ton BflrleMuers come 2ft.
?l yo i r. J 3 ms #. ft < p ^ d Wilson, manager).

iT eVl^-Ah ;-"?! 23 f»d week, and will

be roDoWM 2fc.l^Vff<Mtt.i»adJ , 5Tetty.-'

I'd ptaj
dad

C.Whit
one of

■»».< y

ft

•-Aatcal clay
j>roduc«d4t the C*iino,Tfif

mjtr

rofe In^Pltf Pal
1 WbIcIj Jm to*
K», ob April «,

FEBRUART'27:

♦THE XE W YORK , CLIPPER,

IT

ne of Show Prinjirtg is a Big Money Saving Proposition !

WORK tgBHg OF BQLURS jeflfl Hi UTH06MPHIMB ,

HICH-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.

f

'*i

First Orders can be placed in small quantities at Very Low Prices.

«IIISKH(K\T OH UK It « AT LOW Ull I'll II KS
~lelorl«l tin Km li "
rite for Sample*,

1IMHI I'n.ielle Plrlorlul Thru- Sluwta, TLir. e Color*
HUMS Pu, telle Hlrlnrlal On.' sh, ,•<-, Tin-.'.- Colon.
1UUO Puatelle Pictorial Half Slirels Tnree Colon

$185

HMM Pictorial on Knili (till*.

Wi"

STOCK PAPra FOR REPERTOIRE AND SUMMER STOCKS OVKH

Our PISTEllE PICTORIAL WORK, FRENCH PICTORIAL WORK, ENGRAVED BLOCK AND TYPE.WQRK ^^JaHu^HSmSSa^^ *

K HINDIUCI) (VII FIFTY WOOD TITLE*, WI
PAPER FOIl EACH. WHITE FOR LIST AMD PRICES.

PRICK*
ITU WOOD LINK OF

Block and type Work, Herald, and. Safes for Summer Attraction.. Clr-cnse*. Tent Show-., Street Fair.. *K»r*», Summer Stock*. BaaeKatf WUU

The ACKERIY1ANN-QUICLEY LITHO. CO., SHOW PRINTERS,

amm

S12-SI4S16
MAIN STREET.

"aflCDICINS HEK, Doctors: IkltsoiiiylWper

■>T iimlK ownot, Ue duplicated when gone.
KUom! Mrtoons free M oilier styles W
Sril« wlTh handsome boxes; Eec. Insoles. 88c.

i;l* lutwici", oov.

Soap, fi.Vt gro.
Belts* '

Belts wl...

Hni on.; Eleo. Jars, 7f>c dor-;

SL St and Prut all cash; Else. Belts lull ess*.

wtiaJor price list sod lecture free. Largest and

he?te«,iilppen E. *• Mtgn. In 0.8. Md located In

TOg^JcrBT 3 APMJAH0E C0.,BnritnirtOh,Kan.

"TibWTOBKCQMBa.COWTORTIOIIIST.

front »nd Back Bendmir, each trick IUuslraled.
aae°Jtl orpr)c--8 School, W?S. 11 i 8t,.PhUa.,Pa.

MUSICIANS! Bend for descriptive circular
nail prices of the Bolton Cornets and Slide
Trombones. They arc generally conceded to
hr the best for professionals. Address
FRANK HOI/TON, "O Madison St, Chicago.

BT. JAUIl HOTEL., TOLEDO, f>. Aroerl-
iinPlan. Ttieaulcsl Headquarters. $1.2SBingle,
«1 double: $8 and »7 per week.

ROW TO START IN SHOW BU8INESS.
_Tli rec difTerent Uooks for 10 ctJ. All Iindg or acts.
HORFHET'B SCHOOL. B7». 15:h St., Phlli., Pa.

M. 8TRA8SMAN,

AfrTOKNKY. &'>a Broadway, Key York Cit y.

' 7 FIVE WHITE TAIL ONUS, or Horned
llorHCs; clicap lots. 1 NvlghBleis; dhcaplots. 20
SDotlcd Axis Deer, 40 Kangaroos. 19 Emacs: cheap.

s( i BU« ■toivans. etc. WrCUAH JAHKAOli, Stoke
Scfrlngton, L ondon, Ecgjand. . .■

ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA Id
Foil Dntform at moat satisfactory terms. I »m able
to famish nrnslo. for Theatre Concerts, Private
Houses, all occasions, at reasosahle rates; weekly,
monthly and season erjgagementa taken. S. T0-
L KJA. Leader. 811, K. Lawraftee St., Ptilla.. fa.

IrlepIiants, Ttgersj Lions and All Kinds
of Wild Animals. Orders booked now. Blephanta
from £[» each ; Tigers, £76. and So on. Cheapest
house In the world. Established a century,
VFIILUK JAMRACB, Stoke Xewlngion, London.

BngT a-aO. Bole address. V

CHEAP FILMS, goring Picture Machines,
OsDierM, Lanterns, Lenses. Songslldcs and supply
«tlil. and bdogtit. Specfal JLns&nd slides nndo.
si'oW Wren - , "Expert mechanics. TScrman-Am.
me .*, F ilm Co., 176 E. 9«th St.. N.V. Tel; 468 J. IS.

IB COMPOSED AND ARRANGED

for any Instrument or number or Instruments.
Songs, words and mnslc.aketcliea.etc. Send stamp.
CHAg. L. LEWIS, 436 Klchmoad St. Cincinnati, 0.

FOR SALE or rent, Mechanical v.'ux Figures,
Illusions, Pine Snakes, Marionettes, Paintings,
Muffed Animals. Buy, sell or eichangc. Send stamp
fo r answer. J. D S'\'EET, AUantlc Olty. N'. 1.

MLS1CAL ARTISTS. I have nlar«c, .claim-
nli- Musical Novell}, 2i note?, cbroiuiillu clcclric
i.l'Iii o'u every note. Will sell for less linn liulf of
Thutlt coiit. Address

WW. fiOLDEK, 208 W. 131st S t., g. V. City .

YVAKTED—Pcmale or good Mule Partner for
CjHiitxIr Musical Act. Stulc ail in llrsl Irllcr.
Addres s IIILMK 1IAXK1S, eareof CLIPPKII.

FOR SALE, Band 'Wagon, newly iialmed, tos:
Ticket Wigun, urnumehlvd ftllr! 10 lufrrorr 1 ,?!" - ;
Uiiiikc.viiiHl CIqwii Curt, $35; Tahlesux JlaiidWiij;-
«u, latudun top, $76; Ticket Wapori. coat ISM last
Mug, |250. Photos, 2ic. C. G. MHMjIPS.

Cortla n d, Trumb ull Co., Ohio.

AT LIBERTY', AI ALL AIIOUX1) MKlT. PKTt-
I'OKMKIt, rocalhit, com., magic, vblitilliHinlsl,
Irish Kiddy, II. P., bunjo, lmrtouellcs, lots others.
I'haugc 2 necks, vamp organ, piano. Wunl llcfcd.
VVII.I, 'VKSTOX, B-.» Flur ane St., lliniillloii. Qui.

FOR SALE, HALF 1NTKHKST IN* A Nil VKLIV
THKATUE, In'thu bcMt tovu lu.ila* West. On a
-'vd circuit and doing a Mg business, l'resciit
manager goes Into carnival work on March 10. A
iurgatu for the right partv. i Address .
• XOVfXTT TllEAtTiE, care of CLIPPE H.

LITIIOCJHAPHS 1 CEST EACH, lllllcl-
icrud crusa-Uiuiig suuco; Vaudeville Rciicrtnirc.
U|irlesrine, Dramatic, Opera, (send *1 for 100
samples. Operu House cuiuruets, ottc, per 100.
, It 11CTLKB, 395 W. Van llurc n BL, CHItago.

A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 541 West Madison
rti.. Chicago; estnlflliiried is»4, B\i»rncs>< legal and
'I'll cU Bruiiditai and lacilllles in plhor St ale*.

"WELL, HERE I AM AT IA8T.<~ JOE

MAlD.Uanjoist ami Couredlan. ,' llelii'tt featured
«Hh .\rllo?ulnier's Modern Specialty Co. Bogards
t» rriends and Knookers.
I*, s.— Wanted, asoubrett c; can cook^iuid^wasli.

WANTED Quick, To Stretigthcn^Iy C6„ now
doingexccllciit business, ncrtorincrs who thorough-
ly miderstaiid Med. Uiz. In all lines. Must look the
P-irt. I* up lo dale, and make good. Must.be nolo
to Mn on wire. The lCiilghtHnd Auslihs. write.
UILJ . M. PHBXT1UK jsuglsaw, Micli., Gen. l*e l.

FOR SALE, CHEAP, Trapeze Set, 60.M0;
I'lillo) lllock", Aerial lUggiiig.FJo.

■ y.KLVAi ti K), in Math, Ave ., Xew _Yg*jj; _

FRANK: HUST-S EtROPEAPf IIOTEL,

us Dearborn St., Chicago. Prufcssloiial rates *4
r»l r w eek and up. Location In heart of the cll y.

FOR SALE, KBISOr' BIMMTH W KIXKTtJ-

>tOPE witli Electric Ijimp and ltlteostal. .«5">.
_. ■-■ EUISOX, carp of ChlPPEK .

PALM ISLAND, Opposite City Detroil.Sllcli-
"twant to correspouu with one or more williu
» f iew to purchasing and euuipplug Puiiu Ii»laud
"urmerly Kighllug Island) as u Summer resort a;itl
aiuui,ciueutpark. The Island contains. about 2,.'>0o
a , ,-n -t(, and carr be readied tv boat from centre of
ilw city of- Detroit in forty lufnntca. About JH.W,000
ul ucntuuieut liuprorcinculs now on die Island,
oaners will entertain $loo,0uu of improved prop-
l: . r, . v . hi part payment. A fortune can bii made.
Send for particulars. HOTHWEIX Jfc CO.,

J_ . Chamber of Commerce, lictrolt, Mich.

WANTED— flood All Around AVoman. lloutl
v "icc Piano Player. Must read, l'lay Sonhreltc
itueccsstry.-. Age, welglit.ctc.' Photon., which
"lllbei-ptiii-iied. IVOIIK ALL 8U51NKII. JKKKY
aLNK ALLV. General D illrcry, Paulding, nhhi.

HIGH DIY'INU DOO, LADPKn, KET.

M''., 125. Troupe of 7 Pot Terriers, wllh all props,
?'•■; 14 Trained Caimrv ninJjj, .wltli TO*"! 1 - 1 . ■*»•;
I'lil, 3i.\55fl., |85j Paintings, 8x10, $5 each. Ihirry
I'lck lnson, 3740 Fore st Park Bl„ St. Ianln. Mrt.

WANTED AT ONCE, 81561* and DOJI BLE
ACTS OP. ALL KprtW. JOlSOSWIilE. .Vdilrvss
. i) - •. 1 iWEip iCIN-K CO,, WCBOLA, PA.;

WANTED, A., GOOD WAaUl ilDW

ACKNT. ■.Also two torret PiAjcii iibd Tubjl for
Kami, a tlespd plown, a ConWrildnlrtt aud-ntUfr
■■tot'd J'ertormcw for hlr Show. Auvdrtss ■. ■ '.:
MIXOM.,BitOS., Bancroft, Mich.
.*i.\ ..fc >•,»> •'■' -<•..•«-■'.-- •

THEATRICAL HOTELS
E; BOARDING HOUSES.

J-tETiiOPOLiTAN HOTEL, Broadway and

»7th SL.New Vork. European Plan, Room. »5 a
week, np. Wm. B. Hott, Prop.; M. E. KcSnlty, Mgr.

PALACE HOTEL, Chicago, H. B. Hnmphrey,
Prop. Bate.: Knrooean, gS.tt per week; with pri-
Tate tath, |7. CI^ARg k l. Cable to all theatre*

ST, CHARLES HOTEL,, IS go. CIArt M.
Chicago; Robt, J. oonld, Prop, Theatrical Head-
4tiartera.Rooma U to 17 per weekJJteam heat,batm

>"** P ,Py iPa*.* 1 P. A. DOOLBY, Prop.

WM. TELL HOUSE, Howard and Somerset
Bts., Boston, Haas. Central locaUon. Excellent
meals. EMILY T. BASNWAKT, Prop.

BEN FRANKLIN HOUSE, 34 Somerset St,.
Boston, Mass., opp. Court House. Fine board ana
roome at reasonable rates. Mrs. Mary Thomas.

♦4TJINCY HOUSE, 63 Lee St., Lowell. Mas*.
J&s. EacGregor, Prop. Prof. 'i home. All modem
oonTenlQDces. $8 per week. Gold bottle after show.

rbvkrk House:,

CLARK aid MICHIGAN STREETS, CHiUAGO.

American, $2 and nprKnropean, 7Sct*. and np

Special Rates to Thi-attical Profession.

B. A. CR OWE. Prop rietor.

VIIPFB~IJAP |,1 ''r tM '' European

K AIStRHOF zi-«:^&z

SPECIAL BATES. NEW OBRMAM RESTACBAMT

PARK VIEW HOUSED RESTAURANT,

38-S8 W. NEWTON, UOR, WASH., BOST05, MASS.
First Class home for Profs. Famished Booms
and Board, $6 week. MAPR10E BOEO. Prop.

8T-ROSS HOTEL.at and 86 Vf. llth ST.,

0IKO3NNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLA.V.
B7.008IKGLE, I9.0O DOUBLE PER WBEK.

OHEBTEBFIE l d . -E icgam Hotel; modem.
Perfect cnlslne, service, appclntnicnrs. Koropean
plan. i. M. HANiUBAN, Prop., Peters bnrg, Ya.

ROBINSON HOTEL, BUFFALO. N. V .. Wash-
ington and Eaglo Sis. (opposito Hotel Iroquois),
HAR.ttV ASM is, Prop, linropesn and American
plan. Booms toe, per day up. Am . plan, $1 to A3.

Hotel. Headquartera for
the profession. 7th and
Walnut Sts., ST. L0D1S.

RULING'S

TRAFALGAR, 116-117 East 14th St., New York,
opp. Dewey. Rooms 60o., 7*0^ $1, 11.60 day; tut
to 1 8 week. W. B. HANN1GA1-, *

ay; IK

Propr.

HOTEL SAVOY, Yonngstovu. Ohio.-Enro-
pean plan; new; rooms,60i!.,74c.,|l; headquar-
tera for profession; convenient to theatres; cor.
Boardman and Champion Sw. A.J.Crnlioer.Prop.

mmB

»7-m double.

Waliash k Madltou, UBICAOO.

_ Viuglian, Prop. Strictly

American Plan, J8-J10 single;

NIC BOSLER'S NEW HOTEL, 2nd and

Jefferson Sts., Loulavlllc. Ky. Amer. plan. Rates
$7 double, $8 single. Everything new but Nlo.

EXCELliK.VT RoomHsndliosrd, IS. up. Con-
vOBlonttoall theatres. Bs'li'd '78. BROWM. -J40
E, Ohio St., Chicago. Telephone 3381, Dearborn,

Hilt's New Hctel Cafi.

Tlioonly litag hotel
In clly. Am, ptao.
Rooms ftft;. to Sto per day; I2.M nna ja.oo aweok.
Ladles 1 Reatanrani on second iloor. No, 6 K..«h
St. , Wilmington, 1W. O. R, HOLT.Prop.

HOTEL VELlY

ECHOl'EAN PLAN." ! '-

a»- Special wcokly rates to the profcssloi.
Ulark at., Chicago. Most wutral location In City

ISiOlarkat

.YV ANTED Quick, Good All Around Comedian.
VtM fake organ. Join Feb. ai. iMcdlrliieHliowi.
K. S. Do Vcrp. Xorlli Augusta, Ontario, Canada.
South t. , rucnVllli;fo..(SlB»wl.

"FoR SALE— liii'* Model Moving IMcturc
Stereopllcoll. SjMjt Light ruiiililticd. Sew. perfcel,
no flicker. UhU-Iiiiii anil electric burner. Kheoslul
tins Gauge, slieet 18 Films, Good as new. 75 Slides,
Trunk, etc. foinpluic »lu>«'. ;il5ca«h If sold al
once. J. G. Rebiimiin, loasj^iilcn .WcCliieli iamlM a

" ' AT^HBERTYJ-Bfill OOMlO* A>'U MAKIE

II AYES, ►'ketch and S|>eclall.v Artists, I.lglii and
lliuvv lluhincliig. Punch and Judy. Fire Act, veil-
Irlliiqiilsin, Shnriiig, llancing, Spl. Cablncl, It. I.

C iilviind hits of others. Hnlli »nrk in acts.

Must have tickets. Address HOI! (iOltllON,
i\ Margaret Slrrut, llaiiilllun.Oiil.

Car For Bent

My Elegant Private Oar For Rent. RgMafarinlt-
Siefor » Trayollng Specialist or a Star who csn
afford itunrlee. Has large conpartiney t ror^Scen-
oryand Baggage, 1 State Rooms, Parlor, Dining
Boom, Bnffof and Kitchen, all ttrniised.

J. T. R. CLARK,

BJDOR gLP0..KsjHM01ty. Mo.

Managers mil Aotors* Pocket Thulricil

OUIPKofOpora Houses and Populations of Towns
and Clltcslut. S AMCanada. SCnd 10*. .to be lp
pay expense of publishing hook. C.C. DC-LAN (Wig
Makorl, 321 Green Street. L ockpnrLN. Y.

WANTED— Y0UN6 WOMAN FOR AERIAL

aldered. Address

Boston, Mass. Long e ngagement

East

WANtED,

FIRST -.LASS SKETCH and UOVELTY TEAMS

lVKA.STSTflB.lf It*, p«*;>rtt.ia.

WrHqToCdah-.

,w " jit >?. U'way., St. Loills, Mo<

BELASCO THEATRE «»;:.?:

Krviilnga, u. • Mat . Sal iirdh v, -.'.
DAVID RRLASCO prcscuta, Ijey urraiiRemeiil ailli

Maurice CiiniiH>('!l.

HENRIETTA CROSMAN

luihcuewphiy, SVEET KITTY BELLAIBS

nnnfihaT TIIEATIIK, 44th St., near llromlnsy.
DU VOUfl guHIS-gli, UD, Mats. Weil, li Sat., EH
1IKM;V It, HARSH Malinger

ROBERT EDESON w
RANSOM'S FOLLY

. . . By tticharil llnriUng Davis.

KANSAS CITY.

■ • li ni l m J ■! — r

RVKSIKOMLU.

MATS.. IVKI1. uiul

SAT.. 2.

I mi till

'mm lie.

WALUGI'S.

GEO. ADE'S :'
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN

5. £ . Zs9alX7ZaI S

lntcrnalluna! t'lniilt. Tlienlrieal EultTprlses.
1-:. F. Al.lti;!-:. Ci'ticnil Muiiugcr.
mi. ii class \ vlui;\ii,s.i;.

S. K. llOliCSDN". IliHiklng .Monnger,

AssiH-lullun <u" ViiiiderilU- >Uin.i|.'ci'si.
H'..runicK lllilg., Dronilway mid -.'11111 St.. N.V.

PASTOR'S

1 11 VIll.KS 1 . VI.DHU II.
HARRIS A WALTERS,
.IAS. RICHMOND (ibKMKil,
Mu lit ii Kcamier, - Doylu ii Grim

llfititiK IlltllS.. LA VISE A- At

IIKLL A OLIVER. J. AV. .SIIKItltY

•VXME IlKRXSTEIN*. IIAYWAIIDA IIAVWAltD
HOCKLEY" A IIIIODE. THE YITAOILVPU

AND AS AX KXTIIA ATTRAtTIUS.
Mil. it MRS. PERKINS PINIIKlt.

u ni; ft'

ai!m.v

THE

lilll'IIDI

I-^ilh.SI.A:Mav
TDK

LADIES' MAT.. TODAY.

Pretty Moonlight Maids

eFARtm URKATT.UDKVILLK
LADIES' MAT. TODAY.

DEWEY JOLLY GRASS WIDOWS

E. 141 h BT. THE GREAT III AR9ll6%.

Hubert '.'Museum

GEO. II. Ill'HKll. I'ropi-.

WASTED AT "ALL T1MKS. (.1,1-liiK.Ciirig^ltlei',
l-'rcuks i>r Nature, hImi Hrsl Oil<s Vauilcvlllc Arts
r«r Theatre. AihlrcssJ. I L AX PRBAOX. Hanaffar.

ARTHUR P.. LANOAii,

SIMPLE SAL TO IPKINS.

ALL «(ll)l) ACKOTM.

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TIYOLl MUSIi? BALI* LONDON. March. Mi.
Addres s alt coHniHi dlcailoBs tii DAVID SABEL.

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Lady and Gentleman Juggler.

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BOYS'

nr tin m , r ,o Miisli-lf ns fur siimniir season, atone of
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clc CS.SCIll'ASSKH. Iiin-of CI.IHI'Klt.

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Musi lie Ii'spri-la Mi- unit ivlllhiir In «»rk uml nlie.v
rule-*:' line 1 1 tut .-,1 11 iln lililek liiee i-iiiueil> uurk mill
winie kliiil uf s|Ms-lnliv. eliher I'lulil-d', t'lihliirllnll-
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ol hliiiseir fiji'iiiiilillluiis j'lmuu I111111 null ; write full
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Lltflil I'linicdr and Ju- 1 Snulindle Lends, higeu-
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uml Slave Muimjfer. | llalii SiUKh.' mid Ihnihle
Siici'lalile-. rlutnire for week. Hep., Farce t'ntii-
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). .In mi wire. 1'IIAS.l!. 811 Mill PF.

I 'al d\ llle, I'cliiili, Co., Mulne.

WAiiTEO, For THE 9REAT HULBURO SHOWS

I'enlile
hlisllle

., In nil lii'iiiii'hes of Circus and Wild He.i
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.... nf t-vt-ry (leuiripilnii. nluith'. doilhle. lioiipea 01
win, Id i-niupaiili-s, Hand I.i-iuliT mill Musk fin-.
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AT LIBERTY A JWJUi ■ > M fc Xai.

The Leading Equllibrtst and Juggfer.

The Finest nf IViinlrnlie. iiiidStaun Selll/IRS. Would
like 10 heiir fr.nn fVALTKR MIFFLIN and CIIAS.

Ill'l Klll.im. Add., Mi;.tlll,H, Newport Vew>, Va.

Young Lady Partner,

GOOD SISIIlfll, Hill VALT)BVIL1.E' ACT. Have

Ifu'iil nun.' Ii'ieki il iilieiiil.

CUMBIMA.Vari! X. V.CLIPPBI1.

For Sale,

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eiiiiaiili.ii. AMFIIII'AS SCHOOL I'l'IIMTl'Iti:
UUb, l»-ai-Sl tt"c«i talk Hi., Now Yorkrllr.

FOR LEASE.

Combined Sleeping and Dining Oar,

SHtlUtl.lt! for Inn eliiiK i-onii.uiiles. Also HACtiAOL
IMR. SBW JBBHKY CAR VVOIIKH. XI

CLIFTON, S.:i.i

AT LIBERTY,

niKD..j flOAMani1S!ILLy^" <1K

ALL Alllll'AIM'tl.llKIII.ns. '
One. Hod lint Soft HiidWniHliui Mhoc Dmieer, other,
P. and 0. Fakir. Put on acts, i.iuoil slindes and
donhles. L'Iihiikc nflen. Can join at once.
MOISJM JUIIDAN mid SL'LLV,

tlcil'l hclvy, HtllllirnHlle, Dill...

AT LIBERTY

• For Summer Season,

A I PIANIST and BARITONE PUYER

A<hlt*-s O.I.. .1., eiire 11I CI.II'I'BIL

RETIRING PARTNER

WiHIIr-s'l'U |ilsi'Osi;i)Fl.vrKl:i.'ST,IN A;,UkU.
IJisTAIILlHIIIi'D JiltOAIIWAV' TIILATItB J>&gt}
COOD IHSINBSS; sU.OUO. Addre-s INVKHtfiKXT,
eil re Allen ,\.lci rtl-li.!/ Aeeiii-i.uiJHinili Ave. AX

PERFORMERS *%"*

BWuhl Ai.uly far low*! t. p>Nui

UfUlMf i at lb? 'ixchatigi

t? f mcim an arvimn $i

!ll»iiUioel i rears. ■ • -■ ,

W:

. » -.».*.-,

»

THE NEW YORK GT3PPEB;

FEBRITAW2?.

The White Man Who Knows How to Sing Coon

8ongs, * ,

SANG

Under the Mistletoe Bough

AND

! Gould Never Love Like That

AT

THE "GREENROOM CLUB".BEHEFIT, LAST SUNDAY,

AT THE NEW YORK THEATRE.

He Was tlie Hit of tlio jsixow.

FUR COPIES OF THERE TWO BIO SONGR,
WHITE OR CAM. OV TIIK I'l 1U.I*IIKH.

SOL BLOOM.

NEW AMPTORPAM THEATRE BUILDING'
4Kil Slrrct., neBf Broadway,

New York.

Haverly'i Mastodon Minstrels, Phenomenally Successful Bl Tour, Singing

WV%«1 A «9 ^"•A'W _TkT^*A riT'D»-r i »»

"YOUR MOTHER WANT8 YOU HOME, BOY,

AND SHE WANT8 YOU MIGHTY BAD"

THAT IS A HABIT I NEVER HAD"
"HANNAH" and "WHEN WE WERE TWO LITTLE BOYS"

»-V»ll Publlihtd by

1410 Broadway, V V.

DRESSER CO..

(•rand iipiru House Rllt., Chl< agn. HI,

A GENUINE NOVELTY.

THE ENTERPRISE TRIO

Ashioydd — Brink — and « Strobell
GROTESQVEX. At'ltOHATSanrtCONTOItTIONISTS, In their Latest Comedy Creation,

THE HAUNTED CARE,

Tlifl Btrnn«ot-l uml iimmI original Comedy Trink Oiior Act on Die American -taito. AT MEKHTV for
Summer wiiunn, Parks, Eic. Open tltno nomineni'lriir Slav and later. I'cr. address, >(•
■ ENTBHPKWK TltlO, cor, Holm »nd Conroy Hts., Cincinnati, Oliio.

WILLIS STOCK CO.

PUTS WITH STRONG CHARACTER LEAD (MALE) for Season 1904-5.

EXPERIENCEOiKUSTLiNG BUS. MGR. WHO CAN BOOK, ROUTE.

Address ARTHUR WALLH, WRr., care of CI.IPPER Office, N. T.

'-'«

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XXX Continuous fileol Rlnrtlnc. Itlv^t«l mi. Tale Lock, flawtlde Handles, Basewood Box,
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XX A- Vary iStnvnjr JtlvotMl Trunk, Heavy 8tcel Trimmings, Yale Lock,
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88, $0.26 : 40, $0.76.

Steel Clad, Covered with Cold Boiled Steel, Yale Lock, Heavy
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Write for catalogue, or slipped C. O. D. oa receipt of $5.00.

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k, Large Dowels,
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A REVELATION IK HIGH CLASS PRODUCTIONS.

THURBER &NASHERGO.

MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON,

IN 1 LIM.ITKD NUMBER OF BUGOESBFOL HETHOP0LITAN SCENIC PRODTJOTIOHS

PRKBBKTirfO

"Hra. jaokv
"Barvestof

" "Deserted Bride," "Jim Sludnoe," "Belle of Richmond," "Woman Agslnet Woman,"
: 810." Vndor the personal direction of PHILIP H. TBURBER and MATT HASHER.

MUSIC COMPOSERS

■ ' This Is wlial ]PM lire looking fur.

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ESTABLISHED SINCE 1867.

( llVl lilllHll. Ohio.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF MAGIC LANTERNS.

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Send

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THE WEDDING CAKE MARCH

For tho'oft*nlDK, »n<l J"« nlive " l0 f»wd with rap f»r the rent of the evening. The best house warmer
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amusement, Negro Plays, Paper Scenery, Mrs. "jsrltj'»"wax
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PROCTOR'S

ENTERPRISES.

F. F. PROCTOR, Sol* Proprietor and Manager.
J. AUSTIN FVNES. General Manager.

7 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 7

Devoted to Refined Entertainment.
Proetor'a Sth Ave. Theatre, Prootor'a
23d "t. Theatre, Proctor's 58th St.
Theatre. Proetor'a 126th St. Theatre.
Proetor'a Newark Theatre, Proctor's
Albany Theatre, Proetor'a Montreal
Theatre.

PROCTORS STOCK CO.

Presenting Ben t Plays.

WANTED, BEST ACTS IN

VAUDEVILLE.

If yon do not receive a reply, It may bo
because the time Is filled ; yon are therefore
advised to write again in fonr weeks. . Do
MOT enclose stamp for reply.

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: *£*

plots of acts; complete "prop" lists; If can
open nnd close In one ; EXACT time of acts,
and of "close In ;" billing for newspapers
nnd programmes; and CLEAN PHOTO-
GRAPHS for LOBBIES TWO WEEKS In
ADVANCE OP OPENING DATE AT BACH
HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER.
FAILVRE TO COMPLY with these IN-
STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTISTS
to the BISK .JF CANCELLATION. VAUDE-
VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, A. M.,
SHARP.

Playwrights, Authors and Play Aeents, ad-
dress i. Al'STIN FYYES, General Manager,
..Vaudeville Artists and Players, address
P. P. PROCTOR JR., Booking Department,

PIJTHAVE^THEATBE..N.X_CirY.

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No. .■».

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Theatrical Supplies,
Grease Paints, . .
Tights, Wigs, . . .

THEATRICAL JEWELRY)

Bold & Silver Trimmings,
. . Spangles, Etc.,

We lend good* C. 0. 0., subject to Inspection.

but requ i re a Deposit on all Ordert.

NO/PL ACESUKE HOME,

PALOS PARK IS A SUBURB OF CNICA60.

The aoencry of wooded hills with creeks snd
springs makes It a eharming place for home. It
I.- healthful and restful. Fare, 13c. Many families
have located, and among Ihemqilitc a few families
of actors who find it convenient to their business,
uml » fine place for home. We. sell large Ints, fiOx
isoft.. on tlmhered hills, at $260; $10 ra.-h ami $lu
monthly; send for literati, ro: names of actors given
bv re quest. Monson A Co., 144 LaS a lle St., Chicago

OPEN TIME,

AUDITORIUM

SALEM. W. VA,.

Week of March 14 and is; nlso April and May
open; ■■> They any: "It's the swclloBt theatre of its
sutc on the route." (Jood attractinns wanted.
Write or wire, M. M. BANK S, Manager.

PHOTOGRAPHS

OahlnetPholoa of vourself for selling, MOper l,ooo.
New Edena CARBON A finish. Samples for dime.
IU'SB.\N1> OR WIFE I'liOTOS. IN.00

.

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m

per l,0t»:F0RTi:N'ES,S0e.; Snrnp. Ihc.
IIICC F nr I""'urePI,oto(;nipli3
T|LO and Lovers' Post nmre.
, CO. STOIMO, son Arch St., riiila.. Ta.

{^ THE ONLY CURE FOR

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Is 00T marvetlotn SSItN TOUR treatment
taken privately at home. All pinplrs, emptinnt,
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first r.ionth and the VERY WORST CABES OK
OONTAOIOI'B BLOOD POISON COM-
PLETI.I.V KBADICATF.D FROM THE
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II you have tried everything else snd failed, conn
to us and we w ; Il cure you. Our moderate feet
may be paid in Installments. Remember that your
guarantee is aigned by the largest medical Institute
In the world, capital ei,ocu,aco. We send free,
"Completely Cared In 13 Weeks," and a

pp. treatise on contagious blood poison, fully
lescnbing our ■MM TOIDt treatment, and
your only bops of being cured while you remain
at borne and attend to your regular duties.

In te rnatl o na 1 S« rtj m Testa Co apt try
fyjte m *t. Jams, BI4|„ Na* York^liy

CAPSULES

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& Bladder

troubles.

Cures In
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VSUNART
USCSaRGES

. r B*chCaptnla

heart theaa:

ets>artc/mvata?7Vt>

I DREAM OF YOU

This is the Song that Pleases Everyone.

TST OVER THIS BBFBAIf.

cueiei -

DREAM 'OF YOU.

M tm aaMf -I <w«"K . ,■- '

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Professional Copies

To Recognized Performers or

those Bending tip to date

Pragramme. Mo cards.

0BCH8ST1ATIOS8, -lie,

ORCHESTRA
LEADERS,

Send ns jour oune and per*

manent address (or route)

and we will send yon,

FREE OF CHARGE,

The Full Orchestration
of oar

NEW TWO STEP.

wShooting the Chutes.

SUCCESS MUSIC CO,, Star Building, Chicago, 111.

HARRY DAVIS

AMUSEMENT ARCADE,

OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, Pittsburg, Pa., '

OPENS ABOUT APRIL I,

WITH ENTRANCES FROM FIFTH AVENUE AND DIAMOND STREET.

S2O,0OO.00 TO BE EXPENDED IN MAKING IT THE
PINE8T PLACE OF THE KIND IN AMERICA.

Want to hear from Manufacturers of all kinds of Slot Machines

and Novelties.

TO LET, 20 BOOTHS,

Size, 10x10 Feet, On Certainty er Percentage.

LAUGHING GALLERY,
WIRE WORKERS,
G1TPSY CAMP.

PHOTOGRAPHERS (Button and Postal Cards),
BATTERY, and Other Legitimate Concessions.

ADDHF.HK ALL CTOIMIMt M'I(IN> To

RRV DAVIS, Proprietor,

GRAMD OPERA HOUSE, Pittsburg. Pa»

FACTS of Vital Importance te Every
Sufferer ef Blood Poison,

l" ACT ODas— it takes tlmt to tell wntther joa
are Mraauteaav cored by a trtatmint «r awrei*
patehed op tor toe present.

r ACT TWO— Tee Cook Bemedy Co. Is tie
OEiy aenpany or medical aaaectatloB In existence
taat haa been treattnf Blood Pclaon long enough
te know that lis patltnts are cured to itty oared.

VACT THllF'.F.-The Oook Kemedj Co. bu
duuj pattena wbo were oued ty Ka magto rem-
edr elfhteea jean ago wno art tola j so nnd and

w act TOOK— Tke Oeok Xemedj Co. is the

laraaataad the only sneceailsl oempany la tie

FACT KIOHT-Ocod lealUi u tie most

world (hat oaks* the ear* ol Head FwUc* •
.sptolalty. i ,.-•..-

FACT rrvs-Fatleata onred by cook AtKtvly

Co. are constantly pasittg saeceaafaUy the rery
rigid eiamlnatlout or the most coEjerrattre III*
lniurance companlet, ana are paatlafl the' exam-
inations f cr admission to the army axd naTy w
(hi United States. ~ ~ . .

FACT HlX-lt *oa take Oook Remedy Oo.'a
treatment nnder their gnaraLiea you ire tbit-
lntel/ sore ot a core or yonr money hack.

FACT BKVaUr-KYery other matiod of treat-
ment known to the medical prcfetalon ftTN hat
temporary relief. T . PT "

important taing In the world to any cenox. '

ABOVE EIGHT FACTS ARE ABSOLUTELY UNDENIABLE

The Oasak Baaaedw Oa. aollolt tb* 'aaoat eb-

aaBaat ca asa and chalienfe the world tor a ease
Oey cannot cars. Thla dlaaaaanaa always baffled
taa akttl of the most eminent pay ale Ian*. For
many ytart Oa Oook Bamady Co. have made a
tpeclaityof trtatinf this dUease, ind they tart
aaUmlted aapltal behind mett UMndlUoaai
fiaraoty.^-.

Ton can be treated at haaa* for taa same price
aad with the tame g atranry. lrtth theaa who pre-
tar to fa la Ohloafo taa Oook Bamady Oo, will eon

trael to care them or pay railroad aad total bins,
and make no charge u ttay fall to onra.

iqyon nave pimpua,enpuona, mocaoai patehat,
pains, rhetunauam, etc., write lor. Cook •Saaiiay
Co.'t tree horn* UeatmaBt book and laara aD
a boo t contagions blood potion. It y oc want med-
ical adTloe give a history of you oaat, and thtlr
paytidani wiu furnish all the lafonaaOoa yc*
wist without any charge wlattrer.

Tour seiTaUoa dependa on Oook TTaimlr Co.,
aad on thee alone. Taey will tarely cur* yea*
Mo ether method of treatment will cart yon.

Wky IwUatt Ois Biy ta BeiUnlii Tali WradiifU Sirs.

waUTBj psm m

lOw-PASB BOOK TO

COOK REMEDY CO.,

ii: 1111 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO. U. S.A.

Febbuabt 27.

THE 1STEW YORK CLIPPER.

19

"THE HOUSE OF HITS."

As we pass the milestone of the years that whirl by, It Is well to look back and see what has been achieved
In the ten years since the cornerstone of "THE HOUSE OF HIT8" was laid. We know you haven't forgotten that we
were the pioneers and originators of illustrated songs, with our "LITTLE L08T CHILD," Introduced by ALLAN WAY,
with Primrose * west s Minstrels, and that from then on we gave the public more actual hits than any firm [of

* le-"THfe HOUSE OF HITS."
'Rosle O'Crady," or "Take Back Your Cold," or
-„.y," or "Ell Green," or "Bamboo Tree," or one of
the hundreds of other successes was your stepping-stone to a better engagement and a bigger salary. Perhaps the
very foundation of your professional career can be traced back to one or the other of these songs, and caused you to
become one of our staunch friends who always gives the preference to STERN ft CO.'S publications.

So much for the past. For the future, the strongest promise we can make, is, that we shall continue to give you
the same excellent material as heretofore, the same applause-winning, salary-raising songs, by the brainiest and
most successful writers of this country, and as a starter we offer the following great list of sure-fire novelties:

ait nun the hi huh.

roa Will Sumy fitctplzt Smi
find Friends li tki List.

publishers In the world, which fact has Justly earned for us the title--"

Perhaps "Bred in Old Kentucky," or "Sunny Tennessee," or "Rosl

"Moth and the Flame," or "Little Georgia Rose," or "Hannah Ladv." o

BICGER "HIT"

THAN "BAMBOO TREE/'

BY 8AME AUTHORS.

BIG INDIAN CHIEF

ON THE PILLOWS OF DESPAIR «-

CLEAN HANDS AND TAINTED GOLD
THERE IS ONE, ONLY ONE ~

THE HALLS OF SORROW AND SONG " r
YOU'RE AS WELCOME AS FLOWERS IN MAY
WHEREthe SUNSET TURNS OCEAN'S BLUE to GOLD
EVERY D .V SUNSHINE WHEN HEART BEATS TRUE
THE LONESOMEST GIRL ~

THE MAID OF TIMDUGTOO "

IN THE LIVES OF FAMOUS MEN ~
THERE'S * STREET « HEAVEN they CALL BROADWAY

4 GREAT 4

SENSATIONAL

BALLAD HITS,

by

Arthur Lamb,

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Eta, Etc., Kic.

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OUUtO m preparation.

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IteguUr Copies to Nou-

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, all 4 for 7to.

4 GREAT 4

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BALLAD HITS,

BY

Max 8. Witt,
Horwltz and Bowers,

H. W. Petri*,
Dan. J. Sullivan, Etc.

SLIDES, $5 PER SET

Prof. Copies FREE. Orch

10c. each; all 4 for Mc.

Regular Copies to Null'

ProresslonalH 26c. each;

all 4 for 76c.

8 GREAT 8

Comic Song Hits,

bt
Coil and Johnson,

Waldron and Sloan*.

Prof. Copies Free. Orcb.,
10c. each ; all S for 20c.
Regular Copies to Non-
professionals 25c. each;
all 3 for 60c,

"The Little Loit

Child."

•'Honeymoon." March.
"Mother Was a Lad;."
"Handicap." March.
"I Don't Mke No

Cheap Man.'
Ai Your Hair Grows

Wnlttr.'
'Down In PoTertj

Row."
"Whisper Your Moth

er's Name."

Take Your Clothes

and 3o."
Oriental Coon."
Coder the Bamboo

Tree."
"When It's All (Join'

Out and Nothln

Comln' In."

Why Don't You Oet
Lady of Your Own?"

Can't rool All People.'

'Down la Poverty
Row."

'Elsie from Chelsea.

'Qrace O'Moore."

'Mamie Rellly."

'My Beit Olrl'i a
Corker."

'Rose, Sweet Ron."

"Sweet Rosle O'Qra
dy."

Won't You Be My
Little Qlrl."

"Ha-le. Halo."

"Kaya. Kaya."

'Midnight Son."

"Didn't He Ramble."

"You're Not Only Peb-
ble on Beach.'*

"Old Flag Never
Touched Ground."

"Sly Musette."

"What's Matter with
Moon Tonight."

"Congo Love Song."

"Egypt."

"Winsome Winnie."

"Plain Mamie O'Hoo-
ley."

"reggy Brady."

"Maid of Tlmbuctoo."

"Ooo-Qoo Man."
Flowers of Dixie-
laud."
Electric Wave."

'Gainsborough."

"Hurrah, Boys."

"icing Carnival."

"On Duty."
'Oriental Bchoes."
The Scorcher."

"Rendesvous" "
Bspanlta." Waltaea.

"Harlem Rag."

'Diana." Waltsea.

'Warbler's Serenade."

'Down Bouth."
First Violin." Walts.

"Phyllis." Waltaea.

"Lady Love "

"Dancing In the
Dark."
Rainbow Dance."

"Polly Prim."

"Africans

"As Your Hair Grows
Whiter."

"Day That's Gone Can
Never Come Again."

"Kathleen."

"Don't Let Her Lose
Her Way."

"On the Benches la
, the Park."

"doing for a Pardon.'

"Qlrl I Loved In Bon-
ny Tennessee "

"I'll Be Your Sweet-
heart"

"House of Too Muck
Trouble."

"Valley Where the
Bluebirds Slug."

"It's Not What You
Were, It's What You
Are Today."

'Jack,

You;

How 1 Envy

Turn ef

"Just at
Tide."

"Maiden with Dreamy
Byes."

"Moth and the Flame"
"Heart'e Tonight to

Texas."
"Little Georgia Hose."
"Mother Was a Lady."
"No One Bver Loved

You More Than I."
"Only Way."
"Bred In Old Ken-
tucky."

"Take, Back Your
Gold."

"When Birds (Jo North

Again."
"When Ptelde Are

White with Cotton,'
"While Convent Belli

Were Ringing."
"Take Me Back To

Dixie."
"Believe." ,

"Maybe."

"No One But You."
"Too Late."
"All I Wants la Ma

Chickens."
"Ell Qreen'a Cake-
walk."
"Every Race Hai a

Flag."
"Fortune-Telling Man"
"Up Against Real

Thing Now."
"How I Love My Lu,"
"Goln' To Live Any-
how Till I Die."
"I've Got Chicken on

Brsln."
"Can't Think ob Nuth-

In' Blee But You."
"Don't Care If You

Neber Come Back."
"Don't Like No Cheap

Man."
"Louisiana Lice."
"ManBy.i*
'Medicine Man."
'Castle on Nile."
'My Hannah Lady."
'Nobody'i Lookln' Bu»

Owl and Moon."

And 1,000 Others.

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20

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February 27.

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