Vaudeville Managers Protective Organization - Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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oaolling on Rim -J ififl e- li ., f A ,jfgfx- 57, ie if W X gil? flaw jf-Xfliigfb Wifi - 'Sify J? One of the many delights of a f- f visit here is to take a coach E, Ze ll Q.--:if ride through the Coconino .9 pine forest on ' the rim of the canyon. fs. The luxurious 2 alifornia I i U O A, l Lzmzted I x Carries a Pullman for the lx Canyon. l Two to five days' time, 5BT,5Of railroad fare,areasonable hotel J' 'S.t ly bill at El Tovar Cmanagement of Fred Harveyl and a few ix dollars for rim and trail trips l -that's all the extra expense. 5 Q Write me for illustrated book- lets-'iTitan of Chasms El Tovar,': and California Lim- ited. W. 1. BLACK, Pass. Tralflc Mgr. A. 1. ai s. F. RAILWAY EXCHANGE,Ry' SYSWEHICAGO LS l

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only to the trained specialist. Every bill is studied in its entirety. with a view not only of its merit but of the juxtaposition of each act to the other. And so balanced that each act makes a unit of a pleasing whole. i There are none of those petty annoyances which are pre- velant with smaller agencies, there is never a shortage of acts, for with its vast command of attractions it is never at loss for a proper act to best meet the requirements of a certain clientele. Protection is afforded the manager and the performer alike for both sides must lend their services to making all engagements, which results in perfect understanding and better Work. The performance of vaudeville as an attraction in theatres is only assured so long as good faith and fair play characterize the dealings of the artist and managers, one with the other, and the same attitude of both toward the public. To the observance of this ideal the Association has and is bending its efforts with a degree of success that is little short of amazing to all who have Watched its rapid growth. , . ,S.,. ' '- :, ff- .,.3151-'fix-','-1f314?i7I'ER-' - .' f V 1 ' -n ' - . ' - - -' ., gi, ' ' f ' ' 'Q 1 QL',3.S,' :Ni,J-1.'.?..-,',Egi':.f-QI':Q.,j.-.-,' ,1:'.E ?:,-:gr 'u 1 f 'f ,i:fs2.i'1w1yp:v.'e:24f '-1.:.aLri'.1--.1.'-fs. ' rw-Twiaizw ,s - ' . , . , - :J .h ,ss 1 s - . , '-ff-,.f.i7:p,:v9s:.-:.i5 1'-1,.zfz1'w 'Lt:!..,- - 1-5.2 ' -1 '- ' V. . ' - Z' 1fe?j 'High 1 - , ., , . ,V ,z nfzguglhg ,bl . , - I. . -,ii-.12- :fsa-5235- FF7if 'P e'-'-L ' t-5-5:2 V. - ,X ,1'1i5lZ2 'zi-.r'if , g. . na.-.w,:v,sp1 , , ffl? 1,5-:f2,:..'f'L f' - ' rss- . r , A-,. - -- .reggytiig 7-F. iff MP1, iF -4 WALTER DE ORIA HARRY WARD Manager, Kansas City Ofhces Manager, DCHVCI' OfHC6S 27

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I i, If . li' 's gs-as Q 5' E LR lg- ig 4 gk -,M K 3 5. -2.1 T fl-6 o 4' 5. X. M 1 r ' i ' inn' ' 1 l uwro m' llouxux' .x I lIll'Il!l'ZllG, mm-Mm. Two views of the General OfHces of the Western Vaudeville Managers' Association. J. A. STERNAD and GEO. S.VAN I VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS AND PRODUCERS VANS SCOTCH MINSTREL MAIDS A NIGHT AT THE EDELWEISS THE IMPERIAL DANCING FOUR THE SEVEN NAPANEES JAMES FRANCIS SULLIVAN AND THE BROADWAY BELLES THE DIXIE QUINTETTE 214 Crilly Bldg., 35 South Dearborn Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phones Randolph 1055 Automatic 44-835 29