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Page 1: Billboard (July 1920) · OPERA^AIRS ^1IWlkaalB^idi, ^^^^|^UPHOLITCRCa. *STEELniRKITURECO. DipL1, ^Grand^tac^i.Michigan SCENERY iirWANTEDi\Txi7nTOOPENnfkMTT?r\ satI,AuerwWAN1tUWANTED
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Xlte Billboard

DOLLS

CB LISTSALES BOARDS

MtDGET LEADER CIGAR BOARDS

WE ESTABLISHYOU III BUSINESS

LITTLE WONDER LIGHTS

H

iCMIiHOMEOa'ntAWi/iiCllll

BATHING GIRL PHOTOS

$28.50 t,t

ORIENTAL MFG. CO,

Add

IHDIAR BEADSto OnrBest Sellers

m NEW sue KING 0. K. CUM VENDER 1922 MODEL

Silver King Novelty Co.HEW WILLIAMS BUILDING

DIANAPOLIS

PIASTER VASESsuch as no factory has ever been able

to make at any price.

Roman Vase, 11 Inches, - - 14.00 a Doz.

Charm " 16 " - . - 7.Z0 a Doz.

Comus " 20 " - - - 1S.00 a Doz.

None slii|>i>c[l ivithnul drposit 2o per cent. I'lfflsc send

BAYLESS BROS. & CO., Inc.704-6-10-14 W. Mai. I Street

LOUISVILLE, K.Y

tALLOONTRICKS. JOKES,KNIVES, NOVELTIEt

I

NEWMAN MFG. CO.

DON'T WORRY ABOUT

SUGARORANGEADEand Lemonade Powder

BIG FOUR DAY CELEBRATIONAT FUIMOUNT, IU.IHOIS,

AUSTRALIAN VARIETY

OMAHA'S WELCOME 1

KANSAS FREE FAIR,WUbm Coobad* far ^*c« Now =

Wanted, a Caroival Company

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RUBIN Si CHERRY SHOWSMR PUKE NT OROE FOR UOARSE OF THE CUNIVU SEMOR MD ORR TEH RM PiURS

rgi WWt Stanri »mM be tet-dM and « Uv attiwitioa. and wb «ui book | ton. D«i,com imielng wm^maJbme e. FolIowIiiKtl»tiBRa>dlnKFa.: Roanoke,Doa •t nor aota at MV W^tu. Vknt nod Koter or SUodrOfD*. or wtniVa^ Im^OHCat, Tk.; WMMan-Saleni, N. C; Greenabom. K. C: Aucu.itaunMi tha caailal to tbe fHUparty M b>nd on*. W«nt Bood Watt •nmat/h I Oa.; OrtStln. cELt tonbuAOrK S. and OraogeburE. 8. c

rlZwMiW naw. TIM Hv naov la an hH.lBr thaaa ttaraa nana, aa I ornliaaaBUBNOBfinBa Uk ^ -^^ -

It B INar from roo CmT pj

nd BaM(k AuMlCM FalMbt »< O

fMTEB-CnRESSNNS, SHOWS, AnRACTIONSHOMTER RlUt UTRLTY REIERRniOR

Waii5au» Wisconsin2 BIG DAYS, SATURDAYand SUNDAY.JULY 10-11

JACK O'BRIEN, Secretary ConttHutional Defense League,

Crystal Hotel, Wausau, Wis.

Big4tKi>fJuly Celebration

Rising Sun, Indiana50,000 People expected. $1,000.00 spent in advertising and has

been advertised for sevm weeks.This cfllohratinn is :o be held on the streets, promoted and held br

the Rising Sun Chamber of Commtrce. We hold all contrails for ei-

Can use KcoJ Biiily ShtHv. Conr>-Vsions? Tea^ W^re what you have.

DAv'''E'REID','''o'wrcr\rd' t/^r^'l'jor.'c. E^' p"'^r!.on"^Shows. Aurora, Ind.

C. 0. BIWEH, G;^'l Agent.

Zeidman & PolHe Shows |

Big 4th July Celebration 1

WILL BE HELD AT BEDFORD, IND.. CONDUCTED BY 1THE COMBINED MOOSE LODGES =

Can place shows and concessions. Bedford, tbe favmest town =in Indiana. Wire or write COL. R. C. ROCKWELL. i

SOL'S UNITED SHOWS WANTWBKiiu; mtut be good'Piritr. Can place aiat-t^S^Soi Bouu'tolcKat once for balmce of aeaaon. DcH ItevlB, win. Can vlaca leettlmauCooceasiona of alt kinds. Good Engine Man on WhlpT BrBt-clOBa Canvas-

fnilBl FH raUCE NHIS. SIBE SHOWSTen We^ m Caaada and Long Seasm SontL

Side ShowAttiactions, nothing too strong for these dates.

Wire or OHne on. Virginia, Minn., week June 28th; Ft.

Frances, Ont., week July 5th. DOC OYLER.

WILL BOOK OR BUY WHIPWill furnish wagons for same. Want Concessions andShows. Want Show Carpenter that can build wagons.Want all round Show Painter. Address

H. W. CAMPBELL'S UNITED SHOWS,Canton, Ohio, weekJune 2Sth; Sharon, Fa.,aiidAknm,

O., to follow.

Thfl Intor Tnuftichin Piiif Accnnintifln

OCONTO FALLS, WIS., SEPT. 7th, 8th, 9thrjiaivpn good; clean shows andOTHH I bU LEQITIMATE CONCESSIONS

• AddrMS ADQLPH P. LEHHER, See>y.

McHenry County FairTHE BIG MONEY MAKER

ttOYT E, MORRwfa«raU^r WMdiioc'lt lit° " ^ '" "'^

'""^"^^ '° Wim ORIENTAL IMNEERSS3S.0D a week. sure. Paula MontlEtb. Billlken Girl. FanI and RussolL write or

Drum^W^ru o"wtre Band Leader"^ GEO. W. "gREENWALd'S^UNITEDSHOWS, week June 28, Celina, O.: week July 5, Paulding. O.

WantedTo Hear From Fair Secretariesa good, dean canuval, Ferris wheel, meny-go-iound. Six

shows and concessions.

liNffFS CUtMVAL, CnmM, fUnAa,WMk Mr 8.

FOR WEEK OF* JULY 12XH XO ITXHEFFINGHAM. ILLS.

WANTED—Tndei>endeTit Shows. Rides, and Concessions, all Idndl. ncntyaCmoney here now. We furnish the sround and adv. and band. Wrtta «r wtra

WHTEB-WORLD'S GREAXER SHOWS -WAIITEBI. OUR ridf:!S

WANTED— Sr..-,, - . ..L Ml ,,1 . «.,.,!. ..-.i ,-r~,,.i j VJaNTED---M: .1 :. WANTED 1 r mr -ill. --rhell

Coiiii b ^ nn d Hi g o oil i"i Juki ;i l;vi,- iwrf. WANTED -l,irL-i^r \ .laUci .11.- ^ .

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OPERA^AIRS^1 IWlkaalB^idi,

^^^^|^ UPHOLITCRCa.

* STEEL niRKITURE CO.DipL 1, ^Grand^tac^i. Michigan

SCENERY

iir i \Txi7n TO OPEN nf k MTT?r\WANTED satI, Auerw WAN 1tU WANTEDVOUm MM WI>E WOUKER

MUSICAL COMEDY PEOPLEOF ALL KINDS

ORF»FIELJM MUSICAL REVUEHABVEV ARUHOTON. | ^SnWIIM^I^KTML^

Med. PeffonMTSctiiiisETEiianiusr'CusscHaiustiiuTiuTcw aK mb uwce

nn4UB aiunn lawmmmren luinm

SCENERY^for^Ir?* WANTEDA REM. HOKUM MEDICINE VAUDEVIIIE ACT TO CHANGE FOR WnKSingle or double. Good salarj- lo right Act (or Tent Show. Week «tands.Want Iodine Juvenile Woman lo play Htrone line ot parts. Equity coti-Iraets. Write or wire S. G. DAVIDSON, Mmnifler CaH-Parker- RoekfonlShows, Cnsco, Iowa, week June ZS; Calmar, Iowa, July S.

Mei^roiiii Jgnnlle Man

POPCORN WANTED AT ONCE- fOR »I>LK' • ^ _

Wanted To Join Upon Receipt of Wire

FBST-qjaroywE

TOR SALE—K SJ'SrS^'iS'

FOR BALE~«M THEATER CHAIRS

WMTED, HIROWIO^IIBMCRK reOPU

g^v^^v PUso or OrvBj^inM^^JB Onl^E^

"MAE ASTOR,"clBver Straight Man for ble MoBlcal Rerae, nndar canras. Producer withScripts. Paying Chorus Girls ^ZSO. Uaini: two Hues. One show a nlght-Thlrty-flve people. Five featurea. High-class Artists, write or wire. Steven-

JAMES D. SHONKS^Soubrette and Prima Donna

WANTED AT ONCEWORK ALL YEAR ROUND

Wircor lixxie VIC HOHWilZ, Cokxu»l Theatre, 1\>Ma, Oiifo

^^^^^^^^$25.00 BEWABD ^Z^^t-S^ WMTED, VMinHi nufat nd Dmaa

GEiEiu^ WBiBS uu^wamxt rems

WAITBFNTIEEULEWLnM lUI SMI

WANT SKETCH TEAM

ATU^TY, PIANIST^

Wnin m IMSRn CMIEIqf SMRTwo Qen. Business Women, one Soubrstte and six Choms OirlB. Other OBetal^ople^t^te._^One billaweek. Q. ft. THOMSON, Lyrle and Pcnhing Thaatr*!, Wanted Pianists aHlriailsts

•iita pMan Biiaitcix OMA taus. am* cv-^^^^^i, o,„^-™„ u.

UfAMTPn HEAVIES AND GEN. BUS., BOSS CAN-VASMAN, PROPERTY MAN, M. P. OPERATOR

PreTerence IT double Band, Parts or Specialties or Tickets. Can use MUSICIANto double Tickets. Tear 'round eOEaeemenL Now In our fifteenth year. Ad-dress J. S. KRITCHFIELD, Seneca, S. C.

MAGAZINE CANVASSERSATTENTION!

ir you have not written for oor pro[>08ltlon3 within the last two weeks do ao

AIKEN-JAMES. Magazine Sgeciilials, 1400 Broadv-ay, NEW YORK CITY.

WANTED~ACROBAT

^ TRIO ATJ.IBERTY jMnai^ aEaniK reiranEn

; ThIe billboard 1

;PuWIshed weekly at Opera Place. Cincinnati, O. i

j•US8CRIPT10N PRICE, VJH PER YEAR.

, Enlantf a« aeeond-clasa mail matter Jus* 1, IMT, »t Po« OOCiL CIO-'

. einoatl. under »ct of March 1, IITJ.

• •n.l'? Y"'- IP™^ ^"^y l»f>. PRICE, « CENTS., Thla laB» orataina n per cent reading mattv ana M p«r%nt adverttaW

WhW 1. F. CmhAii In MidWM Am

CHEWING GUM

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£nde«vars ever to serve the Profe«»ion.Itonesily, intelligently and iisefutty^

JOHN ROBINSON emeus WINS rasryigysrg ltnch-saenger

FIGHT TO RETAIN ITS raRMIT BUDiopiwiBiK? uimi

Oldection Faed AgaiiBt Show and Ba»d Upon """5S pIS^^Sf'pK^'**- <Wia.a.. to.^Recent Happening at Duluth Is Overruled- j™, a-mi i. B«a, mmit Cbmbiutina to

Atienvt To Bar Ciicu> Fiom .Sioaz rsn-^-,'t'mr"°Saj;S th. c«».t„" (3lr> .bm,. Laid to OOiar Shows „" „'Sr"?,°5,

"

New Orleans. La, June 27.—The S.— aucUons. Among' thsm wlu be Gala- A. Lynch Southern Bnterprise Com-

In Sioux city, Jul}- 2. I« the tejtt of a around lowos and eMta-'Mm tk* Daisy AsUOrd's -nie Youne Visitors;" Amusement Companr. The deal In-

I!.''fJ^"^*^ ^"'J.^okLJ''^^'"' -Matome « 8o» Dansenr." a r«nch ™ivea torty per^ of tte a^ii^™^ . SS. . . ^f"^ Hennan Koch, nonmtliw Oie P*"*- *™ adapted by a. weU- stock and MOO.WO. The purchase s

— -T imiulry ocnt t>y The, ,

, Ti^^„^^ T ^Tmn^ Grace George's use. I^lier in the ( - --

BlUboard when it was learned that an at7i(,^\h^"'r^^^ "PP^" * contrrt. Fuanunmt.Aattempt «as being nade to c««el the SiVa ™T,h.%r?«^ w«ka on the roa4 in "TheRamedl-dy." m thla ncttam. He has «nr gone topermit of the Boblnson show. s t do stanea. Alice Brady will be seen In a. new play Texas to secnra other bonaes tp enlarge

A apeclsl meetUiK of the City Council^'="1" showmen who heard of the al- by Ham- Chapman Ford, entitled his boldlngs: FlctatenberK It is under-

at Sioux City was ealled last Friday '^^'^ representatives of other "Anna Ascends." Mary Nash will re- stood. wiU renuM In New Orleans for

JmM M for the purpose of considering^'"'""^ brlnelns up the Duluth affale turn trma London during the autumn a few days.

wiMther or not the license of the Rob* *1*>" 10 discredit the John Rob- and appear in "Man and Woman." a Rumor saya a abafieup Is coming In

luon Circus should be revoked on ae- Ix^"" Circus eipres.«d indignation at "™ ?™fJ'*'_S!?^T? directorate of the Saenger Amuse-count of the i>-nching of circus roust- '"e methods used, which they charac- Spanish original by Carlos Bon- ment Company. Tho coinpaoy will In-

abonta at Duluth. but after aome dla- terized "as unfair and underhand. -Ithommo, crease its boldings in Ow South and

t was decided to defer action <^*" ""'y >^<" untai-orably against the In aasodatkm with Margaret Anglln. West. With the mergv «C te.I«nMI------ n prodooa "OM Hickory.- and Saenger intorestst tT"" '

f the targest amusemtaa the country.

MaimeUi PosQwnes Trip

New Totk, June 23.—H. B. MarineHlwin saH for Paris and London In Sep-tember, bavlng postponed nntH then

SrSSCSifS^t Auspiciously and Promise. To Be Greatest ^^Ut^ ^Z.tX^'SZ^InItoHi.tory--Pnjmim-Dmihl.JWof S S.'SSSa"JS.^^r,.'1=

Last Seaww JoMMflr JL Joner Es> turns.

1 do not thlalL the abow Is entirely positfon Pnmt a Rmlatiao COLE BROS/ SLEEPER•MpmMlMo for wfikt bappoied In Da- r\ a as > f^wwx mr1Mb." he deetsredl -We Aonld take _ UABIAIlED BY WKEMaconsMentlonthatatdrcMlsittade <?»1»mt. Alta, Can., Jnne at-tlia tb« conUnm; MCalwB fflmr iC flWp of bnndreds of people of an kinds, uumal Calgary EXhibttMB, the first ot largest te« feqkMBtmMnImb^ttkt they are all human, and that an IXs Canadian fairs this seaMit besides doiABBK aairtar A steeping car of Oola Seok* Show*tmfortanate aSalr la liable to happen opened most auspldonsly today. The hitatts ot ftnMV jmM. «)W badix damaged by Are at Meltta,

unexpectedly - We should talte these Johnny J. Jones Exposition train, ThS saina poUcy that HOMgir lUdt- l^n. Can.. June 24. The cause of thethings Into consideration before refus- known as the "Jones Steel Flyer," mr- oidan Ira fiDllnnd tn Omm tWO ag. Are is unknown, htit Is believed to harelug this license." rived two days ahead of time. and. at sentlal dapartnwntB oC Ota Bhdilbttla^ started from a short circuit in the wir- i

Uavop shnM «.M- "Wo n. ™,„f Solicitation of Manager Richard- he baa also followed in an others, and tag of the car. Tho entire ear would I

fa> h^i, ™rt 7^'... 1^,1 .

Ihe exhibiUon, Mr. Jones opened the resuK Is Isige and lavfA Bxhibita nave been destroyed had it not been for ^

Snai ourof hMIn™ or to iSe mM "^^ Plasa- with an attractions In every department. With such a tr«- the quick action of the Mellta Fire De-

hi anv iiaht ™ -j f Friday, and drew the greatest open- mendous list of exhibits, a world- partment and attaches of the show.ngnt where one circus is en-

night aUendanoe In the history ol beater cattle show, big free acts galore. The hlaie was discovered by KokomoIB tn BDau anotnar anaw s .. Calgary eihibilton, CoosTBtulatlona tho Kilties Band and Johnny J. Jones' Anders, legal adiuster, at 6;2I> pjn.

due Manager Rlchurdeon. President Bxposltion. there la almost an abso- Most of the troupers were at the lot

vey. Directors James W. Davidson, lute certainty that the 1920 Calgary when the Qre started, and It had gained

riirr^ fUhl""" cuxnimsiancea

Johnson, etc.. and their staff, tor exhibition win go down In history as headway before It was discovered. Mostninereni ining.

the completeness of detail shown in the tho greatest ever held in these parts. Jf the bedding, clothing, etc wasAttorney Jones alleged that] other ,,rellminary arrangements of even tho The real sensation of the opening damaged by the blaze, entailing a loss of

iZ^^ }^ .*^" adTOnWge of tho mj„utest essential feature. It shows was the magnitude and magnificence of nundiids of doUaia. The management- — - - -

plaia," as exempUSed by the placed everyone In a hotel for the night

dcavoring __ebanees of success. It a shoand proved wtniig It should

" -- J victim of

•t Dtilath to spoil the busi]

. playinggflielenov. Johnny J. Jones Exposition. Never in ""^ moved on scheduled time

a ya^iJiy *y BPM^fP" aggregation in crop conditions thruout Northwest- the history of outdoor showdom has to the next stand-"MiMgl*. A ncenM to abow in Min- „^ Canada are the twst the provinces therw been exhibited such a ™t ag- Bobby Fountain, side-show manager—SrSz._~. •ra.l*'" never have had in four years. The cattle gregation of really meritorious, new and of AL Q. Bame^ Circus, and Mr,M^onnwU the fact that tho Duluth ^^ow and tho agricultural exhibits are InteresUng, aa w«Il as educational fea- Norrls, formerly of Notris Se Bowe™ri™« »™ "<* publicity that ,„g outstanding features ot tbo ture attractlona. with a single organl. Show, but at present agent for Al G.w> ORPU wouM have had no patron* ^,Jg (air. The premiums have all been xatton. some tbfrty to all, and none of Barnes, were on a visit to tho Colo

UMTO. doubled since last season, and this a eonttlcttag character. Mr. Jones' show the day of the Are, and they dU"f^ enBWn laborers with our ctr- fact has Insured the appearance of newest aensattonni riding device, The an in their power to antot Om Ogto

™»"r»«Qgll]p whites." said Mr, Jones, aopie ot the greatest cattle taisers on (Costlnnea on pice show troupers.

MIklaaiiiitillBiailCgiilMljXaaiMlls, T«l*t Ug, m astii m. Tilil^ UTO Use. tglMi, Oasiln WWIha nilTWO AND ONE-EIGHTH COLUMNS OF ADVERTISING ARE CROWDED OUT Of THIS ISSUE.

The Edition of'TU Imn of The BOboaid k aMOO

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«' ' Ttie 'iitlliubaiird'' july a, itai

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7 lie Bill boar a

EQUim NEWEST VENTUREVm tt^tno Braoeh of the Actors' Equity Associativn AnnoDnees'lhe Openin{ of in Up-to4lilt

THEATRICAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAUOUR POLICY ro.

THE ARTIST THE MANAGER« —r-r-~"'- (Or him at We will endnvor to protect tbe manager atfobmt tosses In railTMU]

- im naWta* w. —m .du. hb. (aies. We wlU endeavor to protect him ssalnK lossos of money ad-1 *™ vanccd to people before Jolnins. We will enduvor to proteot him froma ••• nat M aOwm tmt toaa Mqp Mdny ttU loEaea in tickets slven to people nho euddenly chiuiKe their mlnda and

I •• that Ma nitana fiir* U pUA to and elsewhere. We wlU absolutely see that niben he sends for an iiiK«i)Ue

win»—M tat uMiiau thii ''^ receive an Ingenue and not a chwacter woman. will MsdH^ww«nw awnHu UH oawpce people true to types aa ordered. We will cuanntM a. 100% B40Ity cut.m wn. anij therefore Freater efficiency.

EFFICIENCY AND SERVICEMRS. LOIS a

im PaPHnal Supervtiian of J. Mareu* Keyet.a Temple BI6a^ 159 Nerlh State Street CHICASO, ILLINOIS.ml nJ Long Oiitance Phone—Central 6377.

NEW PLAYS•enlre la pmlDcliic Ihe euir vltj." sttikMT iBiintli. %

!«. tM. *m 1^ <«,, ta« IJLi-'CS - 2^ -

OKWHMb"'"" A,„„i„, "Bmnd ^air M iiajMm Ska n«S* niMa.te Ike jkr hm.

T AIM OetMo. Pitdwd tr udBXCEMTO PROU THE SEW TOOK DAILIES I

. "THB PWPV OOCr la ais Bucrpnse.—b. tDiiu-Noa foaTEH.

ranr otvl-i.^ at equitv election figures

^nriH «l«B<i>J. .m'? X'^^W DEBORAH BIERNCS IRISH nm OAST-Ufl B.wtt. norrnn Eicl.

.^iw""s'l»/irt!iadn'm"«Ie'i»i^PLAYERS

HaSiart SSm"'HiM»..^Su?E;ri^TS-k*fSiS^ Emmra, j

sHHHFjSE^ir -sr^-srsc-^KiSl^Sf aK!At *nrtaMi« Mt .r n* riMT b tke ~ «> ifc-jtw fM"t"»

K^: ben 1h• (Mr Bntwr of Ur rait wb«

vi° "£d?'S«- umw«. j

KwUBx tMa Iba lailr cnnla* K^^°!^^Jt ^^5^™ito^'5™» Ipiata •« n> mdv. ai mcMel .^^j,^!^Iwala* t» ^ ™t *«« of imnu « lie

^J^- '^^^

1 IiliTm pmnittil. I

—^ . . .. _. . mTMfHowir Aa wttint mM ta Ite. '^'t— Ifce« *—«lfcl— «•* ai tu •» "

•be .wt, Tiie BU1U ot n* MM.- u !• a nmtn be taailr nrmon t> Ike tl*M* «! tt* Tet" afBiw daia »•« to afcy, »».. «0,

FPlrqdEd mil* ilnmi, and wliU* lit ««- PDlata "PopPT God." It la Ia4»d a tra(e«T. <«Rli( Tolcatf ocBbR^ tea paU t« :CIit.. IB!0..3301

•tiTi- sDt kreuht ddI br tbn '-Flmrm" it nB duihiiI iii>paHin[llH tor cMnctrr atnto- Pntent. tinl sot ntliis at mH'Iis •-- «orrrriibir doiF. md note thai acconilil* re- Tke IwKsf n>)e moM emllsiIlT po'- TOTAL VOTSS OISIc^lT^ by If. aUteacb tnTHl t? IMB flardoB, the aWtnr. wmne .

At UntbiE At OOre TdOI

Of num. tnxjIKir na -nllllt («r Staa-i MbrlHj- ana IH loMlntt. aerer betnjlni Urn tmewia, TlAn SS* aUS isa7

"O'nakanr. T.iC'* nia UKM «t«r of tU InW arnManac Ua (art, Annd tka me L«*aTe, Wntaa IW TIT Si4

^Mn^taidM. \entrr Itanr did M *> ar idwv'lt aMTtttiK. ktttar tkaa It naA^ arWq

W aad tlul>-

F PrtN Btviand «• at n* oM; m Ml la^irtaat vart h aa- vaaaBM. Mnr tortM tkal lia ma. M «(> ntlr tdai* k* ma tiaart ta r. KiUr^ Be vlara pntiwa Ike all. a •VHtlaaiaa." Tamn^jKMOel

DALY WITH COHAN

•r tk> nn na wnbrr.-. Hht abw. aad amalttad MaHrit mt IkA k> lalntd lha Ckhm wreteal <tba bad beta vnaaal Km Tiak. Jwnr te.^Rnht Tiair irtlt apc'v> lliia iha ivawina at an. wmtrr wtHMe MMkap h aot kaanUs Ui br Btaaatt. aad loatnid *f lakh* tmtmir h k aaw ant anvD. uadn tkr lunur.I fcartaaf aaa krM mfni 1 Bm* IkoniT- WwaK Q-ffimii r*ar*d ML aa^OTrr tMM to ika iraftj aartr* •(Ha mm at Seetf* M. Cakaa. Mr. Mr nnatir** WMK Omim. Xtita ^naatkktntlaikttal Hap. na la- bm « >M. SlkkaM aata a fit-' Mml Mt «mja ifkv lM«W tkn*.

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The Billboard

DRAMAnCSTOQCCommunications toOur Cincinnati Offices

_ _ , _ , , ^ U MfR CMtair. PHwtrm. Wit

^ _ - , manasi'- VUllM Coodwta'tJIii. Huir KlRkl, «* ». BoMtot CtUnatr »a OmIbb TdW ^j^^ 'omai-^^iii" Tm«'"o( Uir OUJit Like Salramaniiliip _

Mon.n, Cow- ii"-jJsi,siSi."5'3^rs

I OLD COMEDY SUCCESS

. Rsblns Playsrs Offer "Fathar and the

MacLEAN PLAYERS

OpM 8«—on Jb^ S

ku teCD E prims I.(ClEDl, I

STUDENT OFFERED CONTRACT

c Wil wk to the Eut. HM 1 EM f«r b

^^^v ' SoLHTnn anil utt*. Ida Bella Ar

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ntmwi I— tUi mk. Be dnBc ™ai. At IM don of pRftn

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AL TRAHERN STARTS SEASON

Rotary Steek Psliey—Six Town* To BaPlayed on Lena laland

Nnr Yrak. Jmt S/L—tl YrAo. bucr- ofTmitaB Sufe OH^^ar, iriB om

The tmvna wIB plar iMtM (f ifc lnn»t

lUK im aw. uw MIB, mi oliveb in muwcai. connw

AOKKRMAiiw^gui^^^ po. ~^Z!r

BuiiiMEnGKERT STUCK CO. wjuiisii^x

WANTED TO JOINON WIRE

.

WAiyXEO QUICK

STOCK ATr Tok. JBH 3K—JOHcuPlarm iBunntid

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,WANTED—PIANO PLAYER

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The ForrestStock Company Wants ^'^f

wiLKM puvem.

PLAYERS TAKE REST

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"Tile Bf 1 1 >o ai r «I

MUSiaANS WANTED patentmisht

"tit*-*'*- ^^^^^i^Si^'s3isg^^^,S »N."ii«~«."

.K.M.O.WMSaMBi -

^ifej^^l BobbyWarren's Comedians Wants s?=hs ^im: T. MaMkm«MNM HcntnT; X. ' NEW FLORI

A-I Juvenile IieUUntc Man to aiBke ...

FLORIDA MOVIE

i WMTB QHCK for THE MASON STOCK CO.•tuK wu (tHtM tt^-l: {UNDER CANVAS} tar. —anMf wm tmt

YORK'S fl*» « b™iMD RAILROAD GUIDE S,'^^-Z'Sk."S.T

WAMTED hi He lest Hctinj Conpaiiy in Ibe East follett to mewark

.Sr2sj^"r^" Wanted for^iini Bramtie Company •''"•"Toh™?™^"'Uir, O iionwd me dv > (%i«go "Hi at- nnj^r canvas, week aUnds. good Character Man, with Sperialtiea. for balance „ _^ ,MOM iti. iw»fcm«ii» H Hem SWnty In [,„t seaaon and winter. FRANK CiNNIVAN, week June 28. Milan, Mich.: fr- Y»«, Jimft 20.—A muitafe bj ecaVtfmt »tniie«." B. rRoi>Din.I. » fi. wmk July 5, Miineh««fr. Miiti.

' Wanted, Inienue or Soobrette for Bis Billy House's •

MIDHIGHT WHIRjL^COMPJIHY, engaged for^e rose girl-

be HM. Buan- WITH TWIHKLB TOES*

SUES DE KOVEN ESTATE

IN NEW YORK ON BUSINESSSARA'S SISTER ENQAGEO

^ Sr»^ Sr^JT^^^ TtCKLE ME- CAST COMPLETE

M*? H»mil l*"^ *> ^ew »™ ai—Wltli tUe acnolsHlonAT UJfflERTYi

APPOINT ATWELL1 fkn tte (cBttfBe

•«MBSICAL COMEDYSTOCK CO."

PlB]' all year 'round. Can alwaysplace sood ComedSana. StralsbtMen, Prima. Donnas, Soubretles.Juvenile Men, Chorus Girls. Sre-ciaJty Acta and other useful peo-ple. Have no room (or disor^n.

foEmera here live Illie ouo bis

AT LISERTV .TliS-^'SStSLi.-S;

.^^W.^!llfL '-r,4rwrj-- sH^S-S^S^S Brennai Draaitle Co. Wants"..WfcM».aEj.i,»«^Tcw.Sr wsououn new production a.Tw.t.*^.K.»»M^.«wiMi iSf'tf'.Jg'

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PRieC and BUTLEfi R^KTstrNoTHEATERSTaTttK-"^"' *- WMim^m^^^^oH

CAN PLACE HEARING COMPLETION LE0EREV8 HBW ttMW STOCK COMPANY^Mnt. Bii^L. UTlj

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CRNEST J. SHARPSTEEN U i^Wi hmHw navtanoii. im lirsl contdr tr Vktor I

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Ttie Dfllboard JUi-V 8, 1920

IN REPERTOIRESENSATION

ftewBls I^e Varied

C^iununications toOur Cincinnati Offices

AnUfnt new wife And dtuffliter.

i WANTED FOR HILA MORGAN STOCK CO,

' It. Write or wire. ManohaiKr, lov and weak) Jaiup, lawa, Juty I

-cs-r WANTED FOR REP. UNDER CANVAS

tUSa (im UvtU flMMUn, rv—r ml-rf.: <: " tmWV, • >MMlM la iMMt «

It Ik* lOtrtar tb* Haadn t, Oi

•-r^^ FENDELUS COMEDIANS WANT"j*"* Caovdsmaii. Will buy stiuii piano aud Fiililin^- wh.i' ):.•:, .oir','

^L?*»aW FENDELL-S COMEDIAMS, BobwcII. Oklahoma.

COPELAND BROS/ STOCK CO. WANTSta w I mill I

ri:r; sriK^;.^: wanted quick for the edward russeu players S"».r.,",

Sr!i*K''3inSs: Stowe's Motorized Uncle Tom's Cabin Wanb ^"i*.

36 Ui« abow plajcl

HER8CHELL WEISS IN CINCV.

r^moar at CnKlaaill. «a« S

COPELAND BROS.* STOCK

WARTED QUICK FOR COLOMBIA SHOWBOAT S^Jsli^sirB

BRYANT SHOW BOAT

WANITEDrepod Mhid RMdhw ActI If *^_.-t» «*r MM IM Ma • MM M m. riWILM oMinuun^

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POOR CONDITIONS IN SOUTH

Rcporisd by Juk J. Burli* and Laon^pahr. Who Stop Ov»r In «noy

Wt MUfb »< *«aU b* cMlud !or 1

DO*. Brinic* mat « wfk iitur mIMaril koplBS 1*1 a nfnu at tmlaen

It m d«U>d 1» ckw, and Hie Ii

tm «Mki> mUc^ kit Oa nuuiitwn

To Our Friends

ON HAWAIIAN BAYOur beaoffliaBKmiaatiLm Song. Amnthffdmdeiiiimbw

faaoyad^jadalMBliiteirattbMtjgMatatoKi^oul.

IN THE BEAUTIFULVALLEY OF DREAMS

An exceptional Waltz Ballad that will pat yonr act ovct at erei?performance. Be the first to put over tJiese two wonderful Ballada.

Professionals by request to all recagazed performeia.

WISCONSIN MUSIC CO., 307 Gmrf Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.

MEETING HELD

E.'S.S'lSKnjri.'S'^r PROFFESSIONAL COMMENT ON »»"

r:ir-v,.ja."SSi£i.^ • a. j. reillvs compositions. =s:'

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^^^kBBUNK-s coMtoiANS Nft « ga*ff!a S^5^i» j« «yygS*£5.

FLAYS IN DIMAND

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SAFE IN PARIS

Mr*. RleluKl Mantfidd and Colbi '^'aJSS w£"rSi"&a.*%iaS^CI«nMnti,J«td by Turk.,

D. LACOUR, 210

TRY MV LATEST BONO ON .YOUR PIANO, ENTITLED "n^'Xi^'Tf' !«. b«i

•T YOO COME BACK TO ME, DEAR" ^^-^M. - - •- ^ >^!i >

WANTED for BRUNK'S COMEDIANS "-pix

MURRBLL'S FISHY LCTTBRCUai«. An* 2(L—Vu UDa^.siBvbM

Etnllj B

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PRINCESS STOCK COMPANY

BEN WILKES BIG TENT SHOW WANTS

•UMfmil RAIMIAU SAILS WANTED, General Business Man, General Business WomanBURCH CLOSES STOCK

u.«. L»vn»eK.. . WANTED PRINCESS FLOATING THEATRESmr c uoTd, lAo felt bMD UMiiicd witb

lock In HatHt. ra.

MOSCOVITCH ARRIVES

t, IKotra eunr Sea VUSt. IBmvU N. IS, In Un fee Hm

<M t» »(,* '1 UiTi a Ia<T lor Ur BannioK- *°°'

?m;Sl,{S„T,K'-i;'.tS; special train chartered

If XtptHlaB OmraitKiii.

ma plEir '

WlHTFn MANVILLE BROS, inn* okmAt mnn, omnwM a wmmnnn I bif UNDCR CANVAS tiak tea M la m* Mb amw taa «i>

^itnetera, with Specialties, .onubi™n1]one; OrcheMift only. Uaetnl Mt> im it« t

reorle inite, Cllft CBrlsn. Wtrtt. Afl- awoUis alikt. UonliiT nWit Ike Ua (ut ,Jreas CHA8. MANVlLLf^ BaardafaMMIIt m oDinitd to caxulty. Frank Ohiib amnd *

"""'>' _ Vunatj to reploco I*bo Uardneton u ad-J

« niMMonilie.—W. a. H,J

OUBINSKY IN CHICAGO BIllY SENIOR STOCK CO.WANTS

•DADDY- CLINTON BARNES

HAL. R. DYSON01. SUITS

WANTED WANTEDFOR jjuiESmums'

EEs RUTllBTIIEITIIt

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THe"Wi'i i'B oa; r'a

, „ , 'VAUDEVILLE-1 W I The Latest News and This Week's Reviews This Week

ACROBAT

bAccadentaSr Shot

Bullet From Stage Revolw,Supposed To BeUnloadedand

'

Diacharged br Kitty Cor-don. Strikes Joe A- Hack

^i— aAROSN THKATIR.

(. ^ At

Ik en B. MMr, i

r_»t mtiiri MM^ >r tt( ftu

DAHeina joim RiyucSttt Titfc, Jsu a8<-Ou«Bdl nC B

1 1!v I'l; Mil Iter

HiDitnv. R, Hear:

HBW vie" HYOE ACT <

<MCM«. 'Or K—Ktttr O

HAMMIfMin LEAVES MILLS

BRITT AT MARLBOROUGH

Vtw Torfc, Jpna 20-^—H»tT» Btfltrj ku iilA

flcorvv Mtt, fonurlj df til* T«iid«TtlI« ti

- of nil udlBrltt, vltt Oil UnM Ihilbnoii

t ««itr7 liu iIbo HiTTT BloBv,• PriKB M SoBii," villi Ot umc botcl.

^ DuPOR BROS. TO EUROPE

bum. Iki Hmmu UOA Onsiiur. aii4ir

RATH A OARREN'8 ACTS

n biti( In tm nmfw. WIZARDS' CLUB STAGES SHOW ha* Im n

r miiTlal boded by otto WoldmrnD,

LIKE BILLIE BURKVS ACT

VAUnvitU ACTORV HAVIN

.HAMUa mSPOHUW

|i|3U8T yAUDEVlIlE"|lKJ. tasvtlWMa

•Mtoaw jonOoyMorMV eaB

CAN TOO •ourmtPolitical ma.Prohibltton ga«a.

L Mr. M. L I. L I dl

SerBEnBt Hot"BAZOOKA"New York. Tl

t Bums Intradtioed ilie

: the "Bat Tabarln."most dhDcult of alt Jn-anlpulate is the "OA-ti blow m both ends at

ns THS LBADINO QCBSTtONOnia Mack Innulrcs: "Ifait mrtlstein

cot get his n-gular aalary In full at th'

toremoBt vaudevllln theater tn Amerlca where else on earth can he reason

I'll bo honpst with the fair sex. Toi

"TOPICS OP TOMORROW""Loew's State Theater at Broatlway

s and .ForW-nfth slreet, New 7""

Bt nlKht with the flnpst bill of- vaudBvlIle ever presontod In a vo

"Tho "Shiibert Collnum' at ColuRibuaCircle, New Tork. has determliied on a,

poUey of vandcvllle. opentUo and of

of the middle vritt

tloDS Is a cl)lldr«n'a play rooiand lAoWplKm ara tiM proKiamii:M84a.teUiptptm. nlr.

CAIiUOtS tank?"tf|t»m Borslnl ot the BoTVlnl Con- *Warlln Beck hoa aokl an hia stoeli

_r, ranins Riobo novelty speotaata, I" ihe Orpliotim circuit?"

td^ftag lioevi Time. "TIid tfauimemBln Circuit of Varlo-naA Hanler. comedr noveltjr Jdk- UesiUiI^'liaGkell byWan atreet monpjr

gitt on nM X«aw Clrcmt. Iwa OachM on t« houMH, ona In eaoti-- - BKimr, «l lb* tea iMKWt vlUw oiillM Amerl-" ' OM 0( iMA will be

CHOOS ACTS ON 0

TO RIMAIN IN HIW VORK

McCLUSKV RESUMES DATES

wt In li>rti»nipeli« ia>t w«». Jt« im n

eat tm wmCi emiu u tlUHa uuinl h

TO OPEN IN AUGUST

itoatMaa k lb* BWhH <M MB* MMu* wt Ml taaMM «to MStaaN*

MeCAWTHY MITtlir ACT

Iter, la arMat v a wv ail («r ito Hr-

NBW HOFFMAN SHOWf

aat *it n«Mla Owaiiir OaaMaia.pitnm »il.li> at *» Muba «•

b I* NMMt U Mm ilWHlMahta M ttt IWiia*w i SaUWi

Maall MMtaa «CM Mi ««.

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[palace]nmtK&fmmsTVKfimDBmTEDTommwLLE r.r^'

n<tttKM2:00—Two PerToi^&nces Dfijly—Ewnhi^ SsOO.

(Reriencd Monday Madnee, June 3V

The ewelterlnE beat of the day 'In no wlae reUrded th* oiimM flairof patrona to the box olUce soon altar It opened tblB monUDK Mid, flODtlBtt-

e uaiii after the second act, SUed tlie luHua, Xora Bayea from iraanlmmlnK up Mnr accoantabl* tor the atfl-oot. Tbe bill was one of navtfty

and mcrit.fram qmMiw to nnal ourtaUS. It U Mta t« ventora that MIdom, M, M ««(it ever, haa taorttT bad apgiiin^ baan Ubmtly awarded and lastly d»>. a M of pmiiaerved aa on ttab Oaeattoh, and to tblBlt that * novelty act In fourth poMton tW ka» >

completely tor* th* abow aanndar by abear ahlll and aarprlsms IntercepUona. — -

The verdict la now, doubtleH, "Novelty Acta" belons In good poBlUons on. Palaea bUl». nia arransetnent will poralbly be made at the nl^t show to~ mil" a valt between the opening and the second act. StartllUK Is the fact~ that a dancing apcctacia was chosen to cloae with, the feat «f skillfully hold-"S Ins the major portion of patrons In their HbXh provlDg cause for much com-

meot, owing to the lateness of the hour they came la vlsw.Prederlclt F. Daab got the curtain up In time with "Hall to the U. S. A."

rliHl by Orfsch. "Mariana," played by the men to the pit and wMtten by Wald-i"! teufet. brought the KlnogrHmB on the soreeo at 1:1. They did not register vnwmm^ m ™ ,„„|_

the Mt due them because the light -was all off In wrong focus. ju aM at hdkta nd a2:12—The Three Lordona held full stage with comedy and eensatlonal feats .r!— .._ J^T.L^'^—

.

eitraordtnw on the high bar. flying; trapexe and tiampoUne rigging. Thesethree masters their craft in scmbatlcs have a catcher and two flyera who daall that haa bean accomplished beCors, to which they five a penonallty touchin comedy that got them all the applaiiae they could nope to wish for tn theposition, and that waa plenty. All tttht eaa he snggested la that they cut a ^>llce or two oR the "gi^ that precedaa the getting down to r«al worlc Theloop-tbe-Ioop" waa executed in the true Imften-Uke fashion after the sO'Ie ofthe orlglnatora.

]ADDKD ATTRACTION. J. Rosamond Johnson, on full ._. __, ___ _—- —— » Peggy HcUand. Bddle Ranaon, Pete Za- SIrSJ!7ll,^il 1.r. Rosamond. Johnson is of the late team Pr"*'™ "r^m bm m

. was well reroemljered this afternoon thruof "binder the Bainboa Tree" by the latter. This act employs a

. „u,nber In a raahlon gratlfylnely productive—'-B the arrangement intelligent, Mr.tlog, the curtain part, and he entera

2:46—BXTiiA ADDKD FUATURB. Fnuilc Orth and Ann Cody. In their,

rlonieratlon ol wit. Bonc and farcical patter, under the oaptlon of TiCt's tjp*.

„L ~ ^ Take a Walk." a conception of thta tesjn. who worhed in one, without any •»« •*

s ItiAs "prop" assistance. The Belgian-French dialect. Indulned In moat IntaUigeatly n* -

f^n-- ^ftoA was saucily attired In a bronze-shaded creation, served aa «tasL_

for the fannylama ot Mr. Orth, her capable, estpaianoed foil sadtkaaittho andloice sqnaio In the fimnybone to a aoud bit, as la nanally their tHtfs Iw

S:OS—ASDSD ATTRACTION. Moran and Wiser, straight and comedy, satdsttwil —- .' hat Juggling In what they term "In a Hat Bhop." Thsy tossed bat* and box ate hssrd H TMSsik: "IWf mslsll <n et

1 In the gallery, balcony, boxes, orcheatia section, all over the stage tk* W "" *-— " ^ '

ana into the wings before they came to the big surprlae not procramad. •'

' Just about the middle o( their manipulations Ur. Orth started Us "walk )

Ins." later tollowed by Miss Cody with sb armful of Indian cluba Shs chal-lenged Mr. 'Sloran by telling him she could do anything with the clubi he i

could do. and ahe did in a veteranllke manner. Then her partner steppedIn. and wlih Wiser the four did some croia passes worthy of the Juggling i

' Nowatta. Then In one they Jumped, bringing In a piano presided over by i

Orth, Wiser with a mandolin and Moran w)(h a violin and Miss Cody her itaad tkat MOIob vii thu* ta Joka i

^ _ . ». Violin. In this edition they offered a comedy ribt called "The Hat Band." a leat ofit— '

LOnrS AnMnCAA. N .y. AJI proved their verMtnity In straight InatmmenUtlon of mtistc and comady of Pitig ti

Interludes. This combination of Jugglery, music and mirth by virtue ot aag la"DirCerent OuF' stopped the performance, and at once proved that the Urat as tka

half ot the bill waa going too top heavy. Applause, applans^ and n

iCTION. Mae and Rose wnton, « .,

dancers and punsters Ot the Justly blUsd ^othfol taJentad caUbSK- tn «n«b wUh 4^ ITiya*. «a piano. The one who tlekted the tvorlss ptit if .~. _ _ment that at once set thorn right wUli a* wbthe violin. They again sing of the "Blues," •

"

and off thev get to a real bona-flde h" *'

decked in pink ribbon and hair In ei"

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SAXONETTEA Good SaMphoiw ImiUtlon

AQIH-MAVM CC

UNIFORMS

MADISON'S BUDGrr1(1.17 ssX'J't.™.', " !K"S

SOME ACTORSSOME LUNATICS

LESTER *" S<«-Laka MMg^

EARN PIANO

. MsmnnnEKMDaEo

WBlB$,nalHlktaittiBlw

Ittle boy It baa been lavarlable coBtom, wlien-to so through all tha tnanufactories. all the worX-er«3t tbat It was possible to observe.shops and places of 1

In the course nt convemtlon, I •Iced tIia,rcaUlent Doetor tiinr theyinirol tbe patients. polntlnG out tbe fact tbat the ImutleB outnumberedlelF guardians nearly forty to one. . The reply wa>: "TFhey are veryIdle, easily ted and believe everytblOK they are told. We make tbcmI sorts of promises, we agree with tbem In ereTTtblog; bat, naUisUy.e carry out noihiiiK. We promlM tbem aaytUiiC ther muit, but, of•urse. never cive it to tl»in.

"That man nifrr tbrm tMnlr« tin ! niflllnn>rmi inflim rirti Wnrhirlrn<r him for any amount with Mecea of wortbleas paper And be la <iiitteitlsflcd. We tell them Ibey aia fai^Pr nnd Oiay bdtem It. In otherords. ws bumor them wd pet tbem and TtW tban."

He |««MMMMM nMM: •«¥ DUR aiKOMTimTHAT LUNATie* NEVEft OOMMNir THAT l« ONB OF IKKSUREST SIGNS OP THEIR INSANfTV.'

~Ves.~ I went on. '^ut snppose someoneWM to arsne wltb tbem andconvince them>ihat it was beiirr to be tree and their own master thancooked ur> bere. U\*Ins In a world of false pruQilseE and Qctltlous reall'

The msdical man kiokrd at me qaite pltUncly andsaJd; '^OU CANH"ARGUE WITH A LUNATIC, ARGUMENTS AND FACTS HAVE NOWEIGHT WITH HIM. ALL THAT HAS ANY INFLUENCE UPONHIM IS FLATTERY OR FEAR. Ton coold talk yourself blue in thetace. you could bring proofs from the t&nc of Moses down to President\Vll9on and lay them before these Inmatea. and all I would have to saywould be. that at the end of the year I wonid give them each a blackc.-irnation. and they would laagh at yon. revile you and spit at you.Lunatiea dont combine and won't combine. Tbe first sign of returninginielllEenre la when Uiey begin to form themielrea Into Committees orOrganliailons. either for pleasure, exercise or study. But as long as

can't persuadi

Yoa can't argue wiih them, gou can'tprove aitfltdng to thtrru

Some Manager or some Agent promises tbem thi tm^oxstUe orthe riaiculous, "A BLACK CARNATION," and the Actor goesOR Iivir; Wie the hmatie in a sphere of hisown, a world of falsepromises, deceitful values and untrue principles, all based onfraudulent misrepresentation.

The Actor. like the lunatic, lives In a world of delu^n. Of trickery,of chlcantT}-. Hp la a couolcrtt-tl and a sham.

Ho doesnt get his FULL salary, but he ts told he does. He thinkshe gela *o much a week, whereas he gets It so many wedcs a year.

*t» ^m'SmopTs^yuyJ'r^lii»ia'*a?^l»u*''***

He PBFB a. I iiiaialsiliiM on Ma nlbaad tve»,m Us naraltr (it her<ay3 one>, on his hotel bm and aH bla trtprwtru, mmi not «n the netamount he receives.

Kow, if the Actor doesn't want to remedy these condltlona. If he is

quite conlrnt to live like this, what Is the use of argument? Wliat is

inc good of laying (acts before hImT

All these articles of mine are to argue with Actors, to lay

fads before them^to prove to Actors that their only hope is in

combination, which is another word for Organization.

For mang gears and in many papers, I have been arguing, Ihave been pointing out facts w/u'cft carmot be controverted.

We have a very good, a very strong Organization, and I am not going

It la D waste of time, as my medical friend pointed out.

If tiMAatap bwtMjM iM-4e Wk. IP HK IisE, Ltr HIM MUHm oimiDa.

JUST OUTMcNUlY'S HO.

hIn^h lera FOR no mustl OiVmI Ui b> NWi m4 Fwri*

4t SUBE-HRE POBOIHES

A R00F4JFnHa no AST

'IIM«a Cni EHuli lai Hsn Ta FMfnns&-

as- .IS!"'-.

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Ttie'Blliboiaral

THE AMERlttN CDNCEKT FIELDand American Endeavor in Grand Opera, Symphony and Ctmnber Bluricand American Endeavor in Grand Opera, Symphony and.

and Classic Dancing*

•BY- IZETTA WCf MCHENRV'

SUMMER SEASON ^.

Of UjhtOper. in Cincinnati U tL^« » 1 i2SV?!i»*2S "S^ *^;r «— it. oi*. ™«. f.

Opened at Zooloirical Gar- ina iitia M»jia»ti«wi1—, MM.ai«wm', btimt tmitcft-ire tij uuxinii >rt>* ban, emi*i "f*' '

with "M«ft." ' St.'SIT-.SS^StZSJfTS, —— — ~£June 27 _

" ""^

'"eVMPHOMV ORHCITMttfttt um, X(v XMk Cttr. At mm

I bgr tin ndm larfm ,

JUILLARO FOUNDATION ^

MtM« to aftr O* «M> (to noM liiBia t

( VM* ImB 'AndT mil- t«mM n.odo. Ftaa ma

r^^B iMiwt <C IMM- K»ir Jn IB. Qm'« uMii* V (to «tN Mt (C Ik* sdntctttr, s. v_ kn b« i

ORhMin. -put ot Ifa H» (• j«

WALTER WHEATLEV.

tttw Tak. IBM M^-Aa lut cwot of Oe * Ut. WfcraOer. uto ka jott nnntd Aa^ntii miiD of Tbi omk iB3m nnn iriu AunUki uid Nev zmnDO. u icdi tHwg i

I It It t* to IllhiU

tic K'lt t^lixlrd at thU BKlln^

SALT LAKE CITY

To H«ar •Vmtlan-

CONCERT AND OPERA NOTES^M. It «M. M. •( «MMirMrtjr. JiiMj M.M wmsum. JOwT U. tto attw iMtcoanrti wm b» 0w » J

nxb<r 10. FIMB7 aM «|MI,Iwmtllring 8*tlDdir attBNK VMi

.wnrmi mumcim

lU of tbe rilKT^lT at Glak. *

Onlngjr-B "llix* Jtaitt Dutc"trr liafl be«B vrlulof mucb nmutUB COmiDT. but IB Estlud w

, «nt«w mu be (Inn -•Wl (t ««. |

r by Pill. Xuhrtlle.

• —tot mMtUM^ Wmmm. taitm, mta Jtawr to MtaMdB «« to MoLPOUR CONCERTS

To Ba Glv«R at CartHai* Hall by Pm-|>la>a LIbarty Chorva

1T« rnvlfi UlMty Ckma wm ain Unr

tat I<U fHOir tnalof. al

hr Nairt tiaapn^ ConeartoI

^jtnr Toik aw. JoH aa^—«b> m «b«tib^

M*f€ In Oia 'BiUiiBU Sjmplwi; Oid^jUa

1. af Tila Wmlta,

'n ifa4 OBftllql TbHI?f

'1 list ntk iM Anxilla. irlirri kn 1

, SERGEIKlibanskY

VOCAL INSTRUCTOR

FOUR NEW ARTISTftSIGNOR SALVATORE CUDIA

TEACHER OFimHUTie.UtOOMHnie,

LOUIS SAJOUSTEACHER OF UN8INQ

iM uiintiN MEwyoncein

tWLT^ HOT riO>IH(&

liarii£rt±*&r^ 52ira

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HELEN KKU-ER SUCCBMnfL.(CkalkMl tnm pint

pi*«>i« iMt •!» win uks tte wmb PHOTOeRAPHS—SPICULOFFER rOR

SMO. . _ 12jOD0 SxtO—Six Pom Z)jn

Quick Service. All Work Guaranteiid-8x10 REPRODUCTIONS, $lUa Par 100.

Uall orders prompt^ Jilted.

ipwi wuDio. iM, wm? in »w. mm. hew york

(lud gpCB in EofUib, iishIdi Hum «

opuu UUo EBgUU, (nd > inpplT of Anurii

UKK MKWPOUCVNnrW J»M S*-^;.

^Swtar^^a''^«t"ni>!<*>ll« ud plctan^ a

ARRANGING ESMOND ACT

ANNOUNCEMENT!^ lattnowfn a poaluon to devote the next three weeks' time to Vande-

vllta Bad bidlvldiial nutulal, bavtnc coiniilated my coatntcta witb OvetnnslcU dwm and I mb pramlN Um moat prampt aerviOT and oonsid-

promlM tbe ftwt rwm. .

. to -farnOh. Tb« faaOk*oontaXaa fwline ol the iboir lniiHiwt FHn. 9190^ mat «l

"SNOWBALL" JACK OWENS, G~~

CIN<»NHATI. a

* au^m Bits, B

by "WBltBT Hedtt b.

STAGE DANCING TAUGHT BY WALTER BAKEROndbm Miitw Cor Carilol Thi

M cmni(mm h;, AiW Ik, • *!. M a.Mn

MRS. QUINN DOINQ MOVIES

KH r«t. J» lb*. Vrittt QnUDi. Kb

TlmMtal Warfnit Tmksjmi. $47.50. "^ssrAAA NEVERBREDK MAKE

MOWHOE TBUHK CO, HH IrMdwif, Cof. Mlfc, HEW YOBIL

ROSE COSTUME COMPANYKumlittiiriii It ftadu to NMltr WmM* br VBulnl

snw Bam BaM ta OrAnKU n4 U»,

onne irili open Jnl^ 8.

TANGUAY TO HAVE SHOWt

prov* Your Act By Adding Snappy Danoas?

PCBMM SCHOOU aatar. Wot mat. N. Y.

(be Karn BUiIhII Ontmt

LEE KIDS' PLANSTbty May Return to VaudaoUla Haxt

WANTEDGOOB Sn-PIECE JUZ Mil AID FIEE MIS

TEAMS WHO CAN DO SEVERAL ACTS mam mviM Aimar» m^-. Also Vaudevme Acts, Singer with Band. Bosa Canvasmaa to bandla SOzUO ^IllIS?

^a C HHak ^^^^^Mb H^Mi JU Ik IMiVa iW mat iBwtH; HMT ttaiLW oC Hi mnnw w ni ata^ le*

MrStslii CssmMls Cok

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BURLESQ.UE::CIRCUIT AND STOCK SHOWS

ATTRACTIONSOnColombia and American Circuits Next Season

'

1 OOLUMBIA AND AHBRICAN

« CmU Enflagerf Up to Thur»d»y, June24

lUgular Season Openingst Eastern, August 23— jj s-"—

Western, August 22

sisorB's OWN seow, w xwk turn-ITM BEKUAN SHOW.

> Bflir. aitiit: 3. K. linKJtn BhH. cwpalH; I. nu.

LVN'S '-BOUltn THE

CImMi ji^ cUr. la-BBOABWAT BKUJ». PM Cfaa

LaMurauL atu. <>««ta>d. «»—cabarct oiBt«. o>T«r. im»

^ ^ im>p>: at McCaiOij. eltciilelu.

uiiDT Kina, iiMntut im D>ic7. i<t ik job mLTOiPa -hdbit Bi

Paly mnc Bit* KfUH. npia.o HDUOND PART, Udleu Clmltt Wb, uamr cw> saoir. jutri. aula iWa> Omm i^ gji^ ^ onmcE. ffpww Will*. Banr OhMm. IMUi

B—roixx TOWN. omu. WmUhio. 8—OKuw* n

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nr. Bip. woiur ofan^

J! wntn, imM.tp Mn-poKi, ma SBU.

.

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. tt-^AVBBTY HAt'OnTT. Bundnna FVta t.dun), (

U-WIBELAND 'UIO^. tptldlia EondBT (

Jtm nntau, MMtt EmM M. it i>iiBi

SEEN AND HEARD

»Bin™ IB oH«r taatRtmaim m4™ •««•

r wroBMtwaa^iMwr^ bwmnm-OK mot ir An mu, i> «

TOB CTme rBiw happt Lixn. *t nurtir

« ifiMiia^

» irrltbt. a naa—t aa-l nnftluallT at- tak BnHI. VI an blODda, now ««apltB Ilia tmt aOet af Olio Afwllna, duL

rfi of Cafa Cohrti. wbft nslfard to Jolp mttr. miia. Oqbi]

nki at Iba a«w1rw4d*. tia anoBBrrd latfr.

ID! arniBfia tn pnAm tka Mr. Tathm Mil *

WAHTED WANTED WANTEDCHORUS GIRLS PARISIAN WHIRL

..OHM aim ClaBBuL jUilwa

IKE WEBER-S BULUmN

"SKSSSH WAHTED AT ALt TIMES PERFORMERS for VAUDEVrLLE.E5SS«S "•M5'»"E AND CABARET ' r^"

I ^ 'hiiSBt og' *Mnm KqniBiM TliialrlMl .Awi*^'. W> Se. 1Mh-8trM^ Phtladalphia, Pa, ^',^^.1 ^Ji^l^*""-fi» ooa «c Ia«*« *

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T rf-Vrf-vi:^e -m-mw^-t^-^-m-riw-m COHHICT WITH THIS u«c WIREl_.001v!» BIGGER AND pUjCjtIIiK. awp photm fopuiarity

LETS GQ TO CUBA8S— LETS GO TO CUBA nffii&rEXTRA CATCH LINES—DOUBLE VERSiOH

LET'S GO TO CUBA ^coIT&WrGOOD AS AN OPENER—GREAT FOR CLOSING

LET'S GO TO CUBAFOR ANY STYLE ACT—WONDERFUL QUARTETTE NUMBER GET IT QUICK—YOU NEED IT

JACK DARREIJL, 245 W. 46th St., New York

I T. M. A. NEWS WANTED QUICK REPLIK

L-r^^J. A. COBURN'S MINSTRELSSTAGE HANDSa A. X. s, X. ud K. r. K a)

OpailnglnOhtoMlddtoJvly. ^

psmPEonE-YAin^ Ei^nFr^i

, THEATIICAL WARDROBE TRDHKS %^ .

Steamer Slatfor etoS Gttwm, ... S30M tiag. tttM ^ 'J^'''^ ^f^i*:^Full Size (or iota 14 Gowni, - - - - 40X0 Ifcg. TOJO £a'„'i^" ^S!^^"

J AME " "

14M BUOjmwAY. ••

AMERICAN LUGGAGE SHOP"*""—•»— ' ^' »""

J kiioif a« CfltiiBii will Iw

k anr li—i to ,Ma Bl MmMUSICIANS ATTENTION „

WAMED-^I. H»l FtaW IB Ud ai CIHIM, IM U« M OHM. IB Kodm SB Bm> £2 i2S_'*t_rL5j? "S*

WANTED PIANO PLAYER ™>:^:r.Ts^i£-

= r|i,z.^r:j£jg;£«£ MEDIONEPERFORMERSWANTED ,

,

root*, mains, m'i tmr fno ml

T;— — '"'

iT'...

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TABLOIDS

CM> Man-." I-'K BHIUIB-.

WANTED-MUSICAL COMEDY ANDOTHER USEFUL PEOPLE QUICK

WINTER SEASON, El. PASO, TEXAS, ONE BILL A WEEK. TWO MATS.Sister Twin, Lady Trio, Singers and SpeclB.I[y People. Long season. OtIiErpeople, write. Photos and full partlculara Srat letter. AddressOTIS OLIVER, OK Orpbsum Theatre, LINCOUN, NEB.

WANTED PEOPLEToSwMCLUIDE BOUDHMlia da Fan*Cmd Matin ai

"PROFIT and LOSS"

rHi'T~'^^Hj£?5i?s Hsrry Ev3fls Wsnts ""^m'^uttm^iHudEd Cmttf Peoflo fn «l SS'S^^.T'vSr'.:

r iX hip d.Uf»m c

MWrurS METMPOUTM KVUEWMn&TO JOIN AT (

'MiiiSf rMIHr

«. a. te Ue

, sfCBat at 'rac Tliweiid. MH does JOZj 1; ar

H It irtn u

«r the Ms fcAIDn*^ yaaittffD pcopl* win b« bo^ua'i

WAin^ IMIW^DIUTCLY

s^>ii.^i^%.rt^ AT LIBERn for MISICAL COMEDY or DRAMATIC

ItniiMe. It KOt kMM <a

; SlainUe tlHtttr. Aidiinili, X. c .annK

. ind Mnlc; Joa J. BuiHIC. dJiocin; noiilli

'ThHtan New Titk. nffll M <pmd br t

k un dr n* BurbMrf la iiu BhUi, burt It loooaa, Cnilud. Anbgr tea mad*wr WeaOt uaea IM ub. pntHwia et tb«

MM »• »tM>, u4 I«r Uu^n ni bat dlnctor. iii4*iI|HIr«bin> ^ cllht gHi-Tfe*

pTtzH , la Btar a

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Mir MM Mb ttn>at .tM<lt ! la lnimU irM AljS, VMTa MMHiila; iBeui*

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"rte. Mtac ^ (OM Mb Anaat tMOt ! ia imaa^ «Mk AlA ^MVa MMn

WANTED AT ONCE

Ht nUiiM hn iBa nr. mndlna n >v lt» aad Dllar

a^BMtJfS.^aScSlT*'"""^ BAH Bwin

CHORUS eiRlS WtNTED E^.fS;StS,.-.'r

MaiR, SadM tittle- t)w «i a trip wltk tk« flhitei M Ibalt Ka-(laBU CDBiaUm ot mini. On.—USI *.

Uptajtasaar. Atlua. fll

by oOcM at

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.O^MU^ i**''-' *"» Mfc"V fc^ aad ami* TarHc. ^ cinuiaiu WIU pla; ina butt!

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ft Uberti— Westera Prodacernmr tihe ih nc emt

ED. HARRIHCTOH

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26 Xtae Billboard

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A SUCCESS FROM THE START!!

IlKROSEofHSilADABy J. J, DERWIN

THE SPANISH WALTZ SONG SENSATIONGREAT AS A SONG! SPLENDID AS A DANCEI: ^

GET IT NOW!!The Rose Of Insinada

Spanishmiu Song hMJJmBBrlsUljr

J. J. OEBffV y

I'm iB lore with a swccl

}: J' I J: saswon-droii3 yming dam-sel la J^'", A vis - ion «x •

I, I. h J' I J ^tti9 bound- lug main,

.

Her msn - iter Is - art - less anu win -

* life «tA mbM «or IS - tie msM- en b WiOi got- den IialR.

ofbeatUy rare. . Sbe^ tbe daugb-ter of a ^pvat gran -dee. Abt

si - na - da town-

Joy and the pride of ' all tlie folks a - roand.

J> II II. !

II

mb • to tB ta - ^ tog

1 1 au.!ktsA to aU aid CriaidiitDst trasAiB loves bol inB—_

CapjTleU IBiO tor 1 J-C»TW1B

''THE OPTIMISTIC STEP"By J. J. DERWIN

THE LATEST FOX-TROT SONGSEND FOR PROFESSIONAL COPIK AND ORCHESTRATIONS

WIM. J. SMITH MUSIC COh inc.52 EAST 34th STREET - - - • .

• - ' - • - - IWW YORK

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Tlie Blllboap'd

-A. REAL HIT"

SWEETE 0MiEBy GILLESPIE & VAN ALSTYNE

A DAINTY, LOVABLE SONG—SUITABLE FOR ANY ACT.WONDERFUL DOUBLE VERSION—GREAT ENCORE WINNER WITH PATTER CHORUS.

•Write, wire or call for "SWEETIE O' MINE." Orcheetration. in all key«.

HERBERT SPENCER, Mgr.Naw York Ofllca

165WaM4Tth5trMt Van Alstyne & Curtis

CHORUS EQUITT NEWS " -«in OUR UTTll BUNGALOW" :Fh•m DEAR ffiiMTHOMl"™tK mONE"

A.J.IIEILLYMUWCCO, 3n» PuHMWI H.. CHICilOO

m DALBY & WERNIG

fflUTiC PRINTERJakdENGRAVERJI

MLLE. OORDINA CLOSES

CROUCHIR AND

.BUS

COULD TOU BREAK A HOTHEira HEART?ACT 18 AUfiMENTED

HIT ISJO. 1

PICKANINNY BLUES(A WAtTZ LULLABY)

HIX No. 2

ONE LITTLE GIRL'WIIO«f.TVraMWI) •

t»lx,mm, fiieim 9K wim roii conn and omHormTiam m your kcv

1^:::^ hckinley music co. eHICAQOi^Qr.r<d O^.ra HeuH BIdg.

DETROIT! £48 John ft.

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^TtKie Bl'IIboarti

AL HERMAN'S sucfJfs .„ Greenwich Village Follies

The Wimmen Won't Let Me AloneI The greatest comedy song ever written. It is now ready for you. '1

=CALL, WRITE OR WIRE FOR YOUR COPY=HERBERT SPENCER, Mgr.,

New York OfHe*.IGSWMt4Tth St. Van Alstyne & Curtis

BILLY THOMPSON. Mgr.Chicaaa OfllM,ITT HO.SUU St.

VAOUM ACT KWT BUIV

noton)* IMlB Kt, *

You Don't Se« It Now, But Soon

(WINKING, BLINKING BLUES)By BELL MOORE

Song, 60c. Orch., 45c. Now Roady'

C.FRED MOORE, Publisher301 N. Ninth St., INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS

gS£:r^SS|| GREAT^DEMAND '°«SONGS!

• rHSS^iuiis JACKlDRili"' pi'ICm 7o. ImTkn., Chicago iSE

SIGNS FOR SUMHUt MAaON

DANK* IN VAUDIVtLLIJr^rgest

Music Printers

,

West of NewYork\

RAY^IEr" DALHEIM & Co.

Eslirna'^sGladly rurnisHedinAnythinq in Music

GRAY WRim IT

SONGBOOKS•When You Were Mine" bS^iiS

A BALLAD OF THE BETTER CLASS., ^SSTiM* ^SS^

Very Pi^tly U-rtca. A Wonderful Melody. Protesaional Copies Ready. j^t" ff'J~(-i2^'ff "MUSICIANS,

ELK MUSIC Binah«mton. M. V.

7 SURE-FIRE PARODIES, SI italktoDiMnr

THE DIXIE MUSIC HOUSE10S W. MadiMn SbMt, ChtetOO

SOUTHERN MELODIES FROM THE SUNNY SOUTHDOWN IIM IVIIAMI ON BISCAYIVE BAY"Oduead by Pat ConwBj-'B Faraoua Band and tealured^by the Miami Tslnt'ers (GO voices) at all concerls. Without doubt the beat Walta SODC BOd

^•Underneatti theJ^o:^;;al Palm Xrees***<XellMe Vou Xire"com Back to IWfe**

TlM BMrt tUoinmtliw. brilUant flawing Ballad. Ponntd by tha Sontta'a snateat want wrltar, A. S. Lowa.••EMMA LOU"The greateflt ot all Southern Walti Sonss,

"Wltcn tlie Faddists Ha-ve Their Way"Tha HIT of all HITS. A right-to^the-polnt Sons that wlU pleaae aay ttndleiice. Too nUI miES It It yon (dil to nsa this number.

VROFBSSIONAI. COPIES NOW READY. SBMD POR TOUR COPT.

DIXIE MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., 22 Bwlii BwWiiifc MIAMI, FLA.

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30 The Blllboartl JULY na

JOLSCSHmm picks uiinnehs

ev XGaSSAR; -AND GBORGB GBXtSBWIN.GET

THE MOST SENSATIONAL VOCAL. INSTRUMENTAL AND DANCE- YOURNUMBER RELEASED P3R PROPE5510NAL USE IN MONTHS C0P>

TaHA&MS AnUNa5.DAV & HUNTift. 62 WESTASmSTREET, NEW VORK

THS BURLSMUI CLUB MEITIHQ

II Oia Btwtr (IiKttd noHBt iMf B. Safe

iropmltloB wii logical c

rIdEEt Hfck-a tluUiUaiI suds It plus thit 1

a* * •» ika M>'rti.i B. . run aifcai

•OLOMON ITAOU eHOW^ir Xok, Am 9L—ili'tai tlxiw -m ttpfibw« Ua B. PoMm. a* OiHt mil

iMt tBtt, -wkM iM Sakmaa, iltctriiiu Cc

Sma Ogg|Mr-a "TletaT BfUn.- Mumei u

ilotla ulD br A. O. SuodU; iwsl MlaetlSB,

ulocUoa, JUfldffi HLmnrt; fifadBlqr. J. H

! TRI A TRIANGLE TUNE •

A MARVELOUSCOMEDY SONG

-. A -

HUNDREDYEARSAGO

nSCHAFER « M ato Bf DAVE RIHGLE

PiulmlOiiM CaplM and OraliaaMMana fnt

TRMMLEIIISKNB.eOL»IW.4ntraEET , HEW YORK

8BEH AND HEARD

Mitkm, BanU Cur. tat lin. GUa tm. Ut,nyi»* tw- tttaut abHT. iln- CUf wn «a ai

>VV KbMii M ftiMTar ftiMac tba tttt M

bii bHB aiwaiad Ankar FMlunrtat lor tba iip UtHj quu- - b. .rid. bii i» b

ud appuaatlr ttttP

Jntaalla baU AnUn >np kutvUif oi Mh

MitMtr t. « M *• i*m

COMIC rf-'^Tl*.!^ LJJ^GREAT UP-TO-THE MINUTE

•OOLI [-'OK A LAUGH IN EVRY LINE

f»ick:aivii\i]\jy roseA WOMDERFULLY MELODIOUS CROOW, A SONG FOR YOUR ACT. AHO IS JUST WHAT .YOU NEEp^^,

PROFESSIONAL^COPIES TO RECOGNIZED PERFORMERSr»Ac:ii: & h/vindy ivnj.fcsic; cjo., livet54r. Droacway __,..„_,,,,„ _^ ' NtC^ V<,K ,v C. 1 V

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T il « B I I I b 6 a r <dr

NEW—NEW—NEW—NEW—NEW—NEWMUSIC RHYTHM—LYRICS

THAT CAT STEPBELWIN, INC., 701 Seventh Ave,» NEW YORK CITY

"FOLLIES OF 1920"

. MIvl* AM* WwaotH. bi

iU fpMliltr la (Ml I

U IhW at Iki tMMl an Ml mat > «apl*

CONSERVE PAPEREveryone is talking about the _ __

shortage and uigmg oonservatum.

We believe in actfok mtlMr ttan Mb.

For Insbnce:—

IN THE AFTERGLOWAND

WHEN YOUR SHIP COMES INare printed back to back on the same paper.Naturally we pass the saving in cost to youand you get both numben for full band* pMt*paid for only 35 cents.

Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.PUBLISHERS

11-15 Union Sq., West NEW YORK

^ODOOS MOVn TO PARK

STAGE HANDS

WANTEDA LIVE WIRE MUSICIAN IN EVERY TOWN

. TO WFrraM MW imniavMjHTERESTiNa PROPOMnoH wi havi rw vouiiZTZ ALSO

ASK US TO SEND VOUMANYANAW»rd> by.HITCHEU. PARISH Melody by NEUMAN FIER

The Sensational Instrumental Fox-Trot Now Rtdlng to Success on a TMal Wave of Popularity

MCK WILLS. IBC. l52-» We»t 48th SL. SEy tQRK CITY. HMwurom o-u

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The Billboard JULY 3, 1920

AIMIXA OWEPM'S GRt;AT SUCCESSES

o..iE.nKISS ME GOOD-BYE IIHIKISS ME GOOD-BYEAN ORIENTAL FOX-TROT Mk I Mk FEATU RED BY EVERY PROM I

-

SENSATION M\ L L >\ NENT ORCHESTRA IN N Y.

MARY(m'u°s"t)MARRY METHE JONES MUSIC CO., 1547 Broadway, New York-

1 That th» ProfaBsion May Know"

OPEN LETTERS3 'For oft-timesVIEWS are livest HEWS*

WILLlAMSBURt O, AS SHOW «« .u u»» au. VS. BURLMOUE_

WUlilBBtWf, O.. JBW U, USD.

SSSSl

MLUMNIIT mKM OOMnAINTCOMPLAINS AGAINST HOTEL »i »> R

' row la httto m r.o.°m'i°Jt '"^'r«i™ ZARRO-UNQER REPLIES

tb.W .P" P"""*? '»»^« tM« bpttl ud nnitrd BD IBBW rri-Bi EaudU lie Cmlrl-''^

fni.^J^i nnn

K^SU'ff^i^^.riKeLS« rSU^nSSU'T.urr'irSI.'J^bB'XiJS about zarro-ui

I TAB. ARTIST

'UNQER Til. 'uTiboiij it'ltn uC'V

.-.^ - r^.. 3^s«»L«ui»«ii.'j" {''"'aigSrij wra- BO a'mrT"^"^!*"^'" o't Mm "g.-'.' —-^^'^-^niiS^y ^il lllillil

' tonf papm. iS'lhS li7'lio''r^fm jo'S^lo"" I'*'!™'*''i, , ,

lilLniKMi ob3 TOflmiB I un omlj ur tliBI I im hurDto tB HMTt St'^^S''* CgMWaOCTWgt <!B^._ Ilie.

r nwjar be mloTOM irtih lij. »t"r, jiBd. wwii 1 do hm TV...''.''*^'".<>™'"'"««^y»' l*;

.

_l«t^ inS'trr^ n»nTjij>!n ilia™',""' ni°^ii"l '^°*Tl'irii'^"' ffSK

mum w PMUellr, Jon B»nU lUtUc fUlB

^^ffrt to ^bo J/aint. tiv InrlH^e

lU^B Trtit ] th* lEitawn'filT

PLAYS, SKETCHES AND ACTSUp to th» mlBuM Orlctnal mod Brclnalr* HMcrtaL Write for Ub«nlTemu Now. Onr MUaHal Will Aamn Baoklnca. Old Acta Mada Naw.Weak'Aota Mad* Bums. Wa «lw turn a nnnilMr of SkMdiaa and Aotato l*ua on rajTBltj lawiB.

SpMlal •«> and Fmdtoa WHttw. V IB tto «ltr> nULW. E. NELSON PLAYWRITING Ca

Suit* S3B, IdW Broadway, KnlafcariwaliarThMti* BMb.. Naw YorkCUyPhoDe: Grsdey S121

ZABBo-oKom casnKfuTTias ca. kw.

<a«ii u. POwniAN.

HiaH PRAIM FOR T. M.-A.

nM (t Dr. MMct X«dw. at Lmila T. M. .i

MtH.mMm II I kM t* or ilnnKr-

Orchestras Like It. Singers Praise It. Dancers Crave For It. The Public Demands IL What Is It?

DO YOU KNOWCHAS.A.iUlTIIUIi,i!&. ,

ballad. fox-trotiOUMilllpiKIim.aW, 4.

.

^Orehestra, 25c^ Piano, 30c ""

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DANIELS & WILSON, Inc.

ljJ5 W. 45th St., 233 PostSt.,

NEW YORK. . SAH FftAHCtSCO.

•l(f> IlWf mat tbilr I

"""'"i^ "mien alwirtU Iti 1^

OLD STUFFsaid the man who had beeo stung in thestock market as bis friend gave himanother "inside tip." But here's anhonest to goodness, on the level, surething comedy song.

'7 Like To Do It"it's called, and it's good for a killing

every time it's used. And Bay—Doyon irant a ballad that'll peEmit blendeoiE of BiIitoT feqft fit ^fibtn 'hsnnonicia thonsand yean ddf Then send for

"OA, My Lady"Sponsored by

HENRY BURRMUSIC CORPORATION1604 BROADWAY, N. Y., N. Y.

F» A. U S E AND READ'

THE NOVEL SONG CONTESTBy PARAMOUNT SONG PUB., Inc.$2,000.00 ( cv?ly"B^Y ) $2,000.00

HOW PROGRESSING STARTS JULY 1.

FIRST PRIZE, -

SECOND PRIZE,THIRD PRIZ-FOURTH PILSIX PRIZES,

980000 BONUS'40000 BONUSsoojoo bonus20a00 BONUS100.00 EACH

PwpleConnBCted With Song Trada, IncludlnaVamon CvHI*. Esq., UwEmlMRtCanipaMti.CONTEST ENDS OCTOBER 1, 1920.-

i*iii«,a.EiiiifEH, pieaiM,^ PARAMOUNT SONG PUB. CO., ummn.wi'am

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Lycenm and Chautauqua Bureausm THE UNITED STATES ^H^SL'ZJ" ' ^'

""""

TSMtHH^St* WbllE EnlnuluMDl Boru. 100 BnMcn iL, v!'^^^^^!™!-; O. Bt^*^I. a, Cttmtt, tS. K. Boilin. Uadhl K. M. WUt>. pcK-Ufr. B^pli It SqalCH. dlwtur.

While J. 8-, Imm Jtataer, BUmy Bx' Ifidiud raianuiiDis. aimlL fbmilom Ahi., Ise, ckHca Bite.. Fum Clo. »>.: J. wuu. mmm. ii.: s. U. aeatatr, m

Biai., CUoso. <C«iIliiDtd on pg(r 18)

FREDERICKS KRT CO.

" " .s:rjau KT^»s: LYCEUM ORCHESTRA.S-o'Ts'S!^:^?™':""- ^^'-i.^.-^.-S^^^^ ^iS&S^^J^"'lil.f l^:r^"'B™T'M Boil.i™ .1 ^i"j"wBl">wT''5i;.J?SI5^T£j^E

«—*-T-. P«™ CBx. 809-10 Lyon £. Htaky S[dg., Chf

FluK. tkiul Bank Blitc.. Onniruuc IiH].; ButtAOFVCTES ABD OKBUl^SS OP

I. ITtTriF I«. Lrnom APta Dept.. Dnts

MetropoliUn Glee Clob

I«DriiMd BUI-, CaliiiTi jUbtfta, C

WANTED "'^StlB?"^

TMJMT MmUM

Ballantlne BureauCMCHIHG PRODUCING MARTHA E. ABT,

ItuinuMMO tjwi > Hwly Mdg^ CMo^ URIT M. HOLBROOK

»•Mr. Mnsiclan— tTERirae BA'l'l'lS^

"S>HSs2SSK.".„Ts? LYCEUM and CHAUTAUQUA^d^J^-VPi^iiS AGENTS WANTEDm. H-S^To^W V Tutor We ore in a position to pay good Agents double the money you are now maM«> tjMi CiiMdiM i^mna smnn. Onit Ing. Year 'round work. Selling a Business Prapoaiyan to Business Orgaiil2

•Mm iVMll'^E^'a\wVm^Ml%^ RETAIL m¥rCHANT8' INSTITUTE, 914 Steinwuy Hall, - CHICAGO, ILL.TBIf it. C: ptam II. BiT.n. mgt. _" ^^S^S^^^^^S

11 —

Ellen Kinsman Mann

PITTSBURSNLADIES'ORCnSTU

S. \.! lu; B. Vtaa, Jr.. HIT.^^th t.rmii BuMtx: Kimtwii TbJJ"-

111.. FtarTT P. Omnima: t Bn.

> fifs.. Dc«cr. OA. Ar-

eapuble of handling societies for an Artiat'a Quarlelle and the best smallBand In America. Party ot twenty-stx. Special car. Uiut poascss all theneiKSHBry requisites. Salary and commission. Join at ODiw. Tdl It all first

letter. LOU W. JOHNSON. PIHtburg, Kansas.

TME LATEST SONG HITCHAUTAUQUA'S STORYWards by LAURA K.COOK. Mink> by J.CHAtLS.

A S»ne All Can Sing, fw ItSohWKh s Swing.16 Canta par Copy. S12JXI par HundrMl. Prafaarional CoplM Fi**.

Order bxm MISS UURA K. COOK. W E. St, niwrfhiiA,R JL

WANTEDTo Enlarge BAND for

CHAUTAUQUA WORK

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The Blllbaard

MXCICahbMXGICUUISat wtkk to Ibi (o* a

ibt op ud t«U u

HORIIMtHII'Sim

: li TldiM sfltm vta Db A. H. WD-

embuiUp In Ut S. A MAGIC CARDS

AND DICE

~""J! S^^°=ar.'^."= MtBIHIC LOaESTNE

ua b dmin, j«l uur t t t iiiiiuuiiniltB of Dbt* »4 tCnrtw, »• tb«y ^.kr titeU. OiTi BuUi aui He ut >it» iw matte- mr dmr. it « awViu im >• MTTdB w<>_^

It Ua Vtais- (Oa Bun Bt tliF tmuT tUH). ni putlRilJ^ UmhC of fMt (MuO, wtaoa MtlcalM. ne Bbete Idud Sodctr cf Ut- KnisbttaaaUntd tmOm (Mm I«I Ko. :. •» a» H. C. A, mX ^ aunci

wii M tbt tW m iMt^tal tB tt* CC«v T«rt ABKrlen er•* rmm t iHci « M »»n-kix7wii nnj gi u.

H tat ItatM HtHI >V agu M M»t cbnt. >it mMta

I mtw M« ntBbri tut tbt lakiMtuH. nallilBi lb* ra^tTiaUrk Ir., la Oh M at ot Ou 'Fmch muldin. dnldrd id tricilD

WftiteJ Biiiiliih— FOR—

RICHARDS"THE WIZARD"

t f- _te ftieytk ai to tbc JAar* ttet MA8IGIAIS

UTHin p. nuMM,iMAGIC

THE VAHISIIIHe BIRD CAGE

493 6th turn., HEW YORK., MARTlNKAi COMPANY,™ NEW CATALOGUE, JUST OFF THE PRESSHEW EFFEGTS. PHtCE.

LilJIESTJIAlBjG

wicia* i«« HaM. JAPANESE MAGIC &, NOVELTY STOREimiv Ik. n tta m. ot Oh ^ Vonge St., Atead*. - - TORONTO, CANADA

'*"™°'""""Xif Ar'IPAT Cwfaand iftce.MticUiM'SuwiBwrfe^

BEST VALUE IN THE WORLD

MAGIC DOTTRICK, lOe

FRANK HARTLEY

"SURE OTCrr^MAGIC LIQUIDtJM n* BOTTll. WTTH lULL DIRICTHMNL

y"*" ™» Wlrf Dili grnmun. U-H w Mtr. TUdl Cir«a < aHB luMfcannaa Bocta. rimau IMUii Cudu aus CiPPm cnUIUnD MCH. ™- utmt immtlUT

HERRMANN MAGICAL CO.. 1617 Bleecher St., U«ca, N. Y.

MMAaDIU—iS^^

NAUA AXMI, MIND READER maucu^- suphjes

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The Billboard 37

MINSTRELSY,FOR THE FOREMOST ORSANIZATTONWAJVTED PLKYiNa ONLY THE Ceadinq t

Neil O'Brien IMinstreis ^PfiESSWVNCEjg^a^-BKSr«»«^a^— AGENTS

The VERKEL VANITY!

STERRACE GARDENT BCMmFUb ECTAHntirr-TflMTRE,

BOOKING HIGH-CLASS, REFINED ATTRACTIONS »«.i.o»,.-^

t^^'^-^z T4YI.ORTRVNKS T

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The Btlllioarcl JULY 3, 1S20

Billfilards Equil;

A.) lor a crops Ihrnout the Oomlnlon. Abundantnc. Ei^uity props are farecaated for the Irult-

leandGole- erowins districts of Eastern Canada,:[loil. 'Tbe H'hera tbere 1b & great anzlely to loo-

aulhorlla- cure Bde^tuale help to geC in th«

no ap^tala harvest, while in Western C«

QUESTIONSAND

ANSWERSCcMni»nr. No member or taction wuuia be recot

DONAIiDSOK. nlzed. Etbo, In order to CDllsC the A. Ontario, as nil as in Quebw and -OnA. A. A.'B MtWBt, Mr. Idckaye nould MarlUine ProvUiecs. Folatota alMt-are ^

' EOoHr to maJte the ''oIob weU Ufity tbat he neveC

tllMMAt aft Mt alone eontonplated.si- * NTTIn A ahi

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JULY Ik The- Blill>oar«

3SnldlutoB «'

un Olili, Foat (Oirrlct) Gt LmU.

s.J!SEi'°™"'-"™

a A Btlmar, (OrpbaolB} Wlnnlper, Can-(Oiud) C(I(R7 S-T: lOipbuPviclarU a

(Oniliaimi PtttUnd, Ort^; (Oqibcaoi:

B^^l^ Jim jPiinUjMO Batte. ilnt.. (

s.:?' mmS«nd Tour Name and We'll

Seiid^ Yra a L^cb^

IMUihu. lU.. imST Hnn ft KoM (Oiplitnat >lMi tats, U-

tSHSw"' """^ "~ OichMlniOoiidiicloi^Eipeii-UnftDCt Bnii. A IbtlH lOlrta) 'Onw to^pn^uc u^pmMnt

^iB9*i, Sik (Pami} MMbona our,BIM. Alt (LormJ Mntnr'SttMBiKra. BOt fOnbnm)pbmal Odtaal S-M.

atHb A VUnun (CMnlolU) SL linli; (Uf-

^blihiaoB A Tarqnvtl* fENOCAltll S^tln,Bsdtn (B^l IiiUh. Tii.Baiai. Auu (Oipiicgii) Bmtin, ^. T.:

Homer (BiBliwlcL) BrutJjCp

Ttaff (OrpbvD

Li RciA <Sllldniiw) losla.•• "C-JIh) WuUBgtai.

- .-I qir. 1-,lDl»nu<t (Oipiicnmi VlctBtli. Cao.: IOipli«-

tntilDl. Jan, Co. mnUEn) ?" t-m™ tt..-. -

IPUUEU> Seattle S-Ml

TY/HEN yon inoa -mhat Stoaif*

Vv l-tniniwt vin do, U tboUWidsof men and indnb die worid

over bnoir, you, too^' - - -

You wai QIC it fprrhenniatix,*' for rtf ^ .

back, muscle XiffiKu ' «d urinew,aches, all sorts of extend fiSm, mia^psate aftennaths.Only takes a little, appHsd aAtaitf

rubbing. . Soon fenetraler, teUteAsthe congestioD, bnnging mneifnl relldto the throbbing, jumping part.

Three siies^^Sc.. 70c.. S1.40. Any

Sloan'slievp ii Immlyr

^ ^^^t^Sj^SM?' M»» loamnnh SSfir it' Ohm* (^'taniTo eoani u i

S^-^rMnsr » .......... -« „ „ _ ™ .,

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42 Ttte Bllllifoara JULY 3, 1920

1 '^(PlbM A

In: (Oipbtmol MIt Xb

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Jaly^ T-JD: Line PmlTlv. ^*^'g

Show PrintingHeralds, Tonlohtera, Dedgari, Tack andWinttow Carda, Half - ah«at«. One-

IFxnn) uiKK», IT-3H. Shaal*. Three-Sheati, Cloth Banngri,wini Tir»r i!<iii>(>: Card Haraldi, Lalterhaads, Envelepea,

nrmaAi Dhiiua Ets. Tjrp* WoTk Only. No Stock Pa.(Cobaa a 0«rt» OhKaca,R^^^thlnO Mad* to Ordor. Write

Conafr Co., Ollbwt E

DIVING RINGENS 5wsii,'w.'o^i:**(S^r«^?T<>*^- GAz^nc SHOW roofiiNGCOMPANT

STOCK ft MPERTOIRE mattoon.wBBt. mgiaaaa {Maaou Fun cma Bap- e!oi5 vi^»%nn. BTjimtiioiv lioRiiiHi

i| Lh tBfUtt. Oil

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Colored Performers BaMrinm ol Currant New Yoric ftoduetiMM

THE FALL AMD RBE OF SUSAN LENOX! Four Acts *ud "T^n.ri

Dancers

(N> Aj)>. lea TU> Uc)

By GEORGE T. HOBARTfSeiDg a Dramatization of Savid Graham Phillip^ Story,

"SDaan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise." I ''"ui^^^FKAXK ^aOMEO. 'UM & SulUa^^

Thi Hobart spaa certainlr doea hark back. All ihat the revlcn-era hare (aid about TtMase. Viciorlan. years agonc. etc.. etc.. are Inmany reapacts. mora tlian lunined, and yet It has many tmiches Itinl

'

go far toward amaitenbis lU and one cannot set away from the haunt-Ine and per^stent iznpronlon tbat all It naeds Is a few more pulls <

nd^iirlsta—auch as a milUner glvta a. bat—to dispel all trace of the

The story, bonevcr, la \-»ry bUUr aased (tho cleanly and leclli-mateiy handled), and It Is doabttnt It tt ! worth the effort. Whittthe American staEe needs Jiut Doir la l*K pax atnff ntim than more

Without radical reahapinc and ntMtm M la a«t -ftv Iti iailn i.and OB account of lis acads of scenenr (mIdb t«BiJ aalA >Bl Ba whniaof a ca^t (ttairtr-t«o speaking part.) lt?bM^«¥lA^Vb^e» '

It has Kicen Ainu Tell further opportiinltjr to demnnBtrnte h<?r'

asseu I'lr Broadu-ay appralaal, and on the whole her aioci! i. iii h lvo. ^been br>ost«^ by hi-r work In it. t

^ Philip Lord, however, does the bent work. Tho enjiiv:nc I

the"Iif"^he'wl-9hl^'^m'^o'"th^W^^^^ bo I

part, but to characte^-S''rt.' iCredit for intflligenl and conscfenllo,,, work must aW bo ex- Itended to Harry Soulhard. Walter Walker. Robert T. Haines. Adin Z

HIT ' " ^^"^ aalherland, Grace Hampton and Marie ?It would rtfm thit several of (he play's more pronounced short- I^rataM^and weak spots should have been delected and remedied in X

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Song!H WORD. GMH.

for SaleMO ADV. LM THM W.

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oumiiB soKDN coma mraa fcr ouisi-i.

woio. MBK. iro aev. liu thah mh.

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nfor BM*MABl IMfRM Ml

I The prlflonen of Sins Sine Prison bave Joined tho little tbeMerA moranant Wlthla the past two months three dramalle proerajiis hava* bMn Blvcn In ths irrlaon chapel, far ntitch tlckeia were sold to thet BWeral puUIO. The actlnR was done entirely by prlBonera and the per-T tormaacea were manaKm by the Mutual WelTare Leaeue. the aelf-nv-I emlQc orsuilxatlon establlBhcd by Thomas Mott Osborne, and agoJni asaumlnK an Important role under the present warden. Major LbwIb e.f lawes. At one of theae perfonnaaces k one-act play, written by a.t prisoner, called "The Fardon." waa aitted by inmate talent The threeT prosrams nere highly profltahla, alMUt tlMt having been reallzsd tram .

I the sate of tickets and from adveitlalilB In the proErams. All pioceedai are to be used to defray the eapenaea of iMKUe actlvlUea.t Heretofore no ayatematlo effort had been made to have the ment proTids entertaiiunent themselna. Plays bad been presented at SlopX Sins, bnt tbesa had been slven mostly by outside actors. Nov a com-I mittee of the leacua Is orsanlxlnv the dramaUc interett and talent amongi the prUonera. A Uat of b doien ealtable plays, requlrlns only malet actors, and available in printed form, baa been made np. It is possiblet that In the fnttire men win take ths part of women, and aucb ^ays aaI "The Third Degree," "Justice and Punishment." will be (iven. Major '.

Z iMwat does not at present see bis war clear to nslnc the Mrvices oft women students at dramatlo aohoola of aotresiea at leianra for femalei roles. B9 has b^en reported. That la & posatbtllt;, however, tULt mayI Tooelvo consldcrailon.

ThMtrlcal Frin^sg^ ^

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(OwtbM fna pac* M)

Emr *AJ A (tlCtSDqai teffles del'— cftSM,

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I ers. So also iB Interest tn coinmnBlty Uuithki «Ua has leimillj liiinI Introduced, a community -rslos" ninr iNfaC kiu nearly mrw* vmK,t Another undertaking: of tha league la * mora MU* Ma A aflilrflulL an*

'

t purpose of which Is to keep the man aa ntMh aapoaalbta ont e< Om muH '

T cells that have been Sing Sine's worat Dhysloa] fM^iira anr alnee theI prison was buUt.—TBB SDRVST.

S!to9 n u&iot TO LamntEBnnna ula A la« or A.eoo lakdiltutA

wwtldtlaf CM, aad aenuUy namt ttoaor £mi la.dMr Hat fls a wmI 11 mar UsNato HttaiAA. S«A Cto nidi ATomd tmvtdllh bottvOitf BsMr ml nw* ter* bnnfbt

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The BtlllboardADVERTISINQ AGENCIES CARNIVAL FROKTS MID SHOW

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s!saa'a>5^n?s^^?CT^'^ ?^^^ri."ri"'

COASTER'^COLD CREAM

"

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n.B'He'iilS" Dorstj, Wartlnilon. r. C. FLAG8 AND PESTOONIMQB-ianisOTOS EVESISG PiPEBS Amlli tl Co., SB Fulton tl.. Smr liirk Oltj.

'S5."c;.'.'^sc;<..Tsrxssw ssr £"£ x^^iw^iSKr^dSr^s "^.^jriS-.^"! d"'"formulas

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DIREaORYPOSTCARDS

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. W^S^- ™'Br. «K'Sr\ sS:''- SCEHEHY TO RENTPOPCORN MACHINES JmUt C»fc 8» SrfiDf amHm ««».

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MONOGRAMS AND EMBLEMS

MOVING PICTURE^(WkMERAS AND Vh,^J^'iT-^^^-TS:.'!* JEK^-H^ PORTASLE COOKHOUSE SPECIAL. SERIAL PAPER PADDLES

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... -w. BgMnPSoin CutoIM Ob., aWS HMD It- „ ih, •cftamltlw'^' tt»t m

^^y^^-E *. BROS.j,INC. THKA-mOM. FOLmM I ,- _"!JiL . <5_si<™. • ^•9..^ PAOOLB WHnLS AND DEVICBS _ 1WM WOMtUV MIPPLtn,Kdlijun EiMrt, uao WukMn It.. BHtHL *—^*»*»<>.. PWiiiiw.. K. T. ft

SPARK INTENSIFIERS THEATRICAL fiROUND CLOTHS, XVLOPIKHIKk MARIMBAS; SELLS Ctn - - —IMMlT. HI., ol. M> nnMrath Coiirt. em- SAND BAGS AND TAR- AMDWOVELTtBS i ui nr* ~.r r^l'- «u tnir (ppmMu

SPIRITQUM En.*>l Cl.,.*lcr. =:. B.fkn..= rt.. N. Y. flllr. »:

.

hl> -tlh M« of M. «,Bl«r

^^^BPORTINQ QOOOS THEATRICAU^PROPEHTieS AND iVtKA M.. ^ —ft an * ^''l£ ^SS^i; aSSR J*. ™ w. «« .t^ V. T. o. EDITORIAL COMMENT B k

STAGE CURTAINS ^i<S^nM^O^t^vl l»« vt- (Cobmoum tn.B page SS) . .

1-* warn BtMt. m m ».., N«r toK. "iliSnl^^r^^m:^ n^nc^iinnn whtfh ..„i..ixt.. «»•• *"D AOWAMMAQBimI. a.^'^g.^w'^.^rSS^: T. '"="'""D'ki?R"A°n;^^""

~ n^r^h^^^aJd*!STAGE JBWELRV ntt. M M m. "1"= P^b^bly true thai

MkB B. AllHitIt C«., T nitoo. BTi»kt7ii,K.X TICKET PRINTERSSTAGE UGHTtNG JWLIANCE8 AmuJl TWt.i 0>.. 7» StanUto. CiJr.f. "HOOrity. It Is eauaUy true that a

MvHr SUn LUkl. OoL 3U w -MUl Hie EiUoit TiFtti Co.. ISIS SmOB. TUU.. Fa. tilTal can be as clean and as enJayaUa „g^»«rtei. aos Wcaf Mth «.. N. T.' oitr: jS^^t'Twl'm Sfi^ rt..'Bo4t« Mia exhibition Riven in a movlns

kimK affiS'^jiSHoT r^'''' KuiSi W*i*i». WUU™ * uSTRTttnttk Ark. ' plctore theater or Dnder a- circus tent.

•m.. ewii il. vtwvSntiar^ TIGHTS Tua experience ot the Citizens' Hose^Aii?i'''*o&.'.£'^r Company has proved that an organiza-(V-«n. w«k» -M ». iMBtam rt..

yjijj puttine on one of these Shows cankeen Its word to the public tltatnathlnEundertraMe shall be pot on.

"U, owing to the escellent iropressionmade by the Kranse shows, anothercamlral Is pot on here at some futuretime; K win pot the Issue aqnuely np

* «. TOILETGOOOS AND SOAP ^^'l^^ZZl^^l^^^I^^

opinion ot Mayor C. Ii. Barewald. ofDavenport la, on carnivals. It Is a talkattdBbt from the abonUer ol

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M The Btllboard 4UI.V 1^.1*10

CmCUSg;SgSf5S^'MENAGERIEAND HIS MAJESTY, THE TROUPER

SHOW CARSWRITE US

SOUTHERN IRONAW

EQUIPMENT CO.

RHODA ROYAL CIRaJS Sg^^r^J^^;Shorn Tm SMm Ib mtMo jSVSgJgjgSttffS/effjyS•"Mill MlllMIW

>.f« HclDi altmil; (Mil tadiM On — "•"»

RINeLINQ CAR HO. 1 IN OHIO

AHmVBJJMITI CS.

UKOS

TETfTS

361-267 Canal Slieet, New York

4K. W. ELECTRIC GEHERA^KG SET

THE DEAGAN'

UNA-FON

Out dl94itniit K

a HitfIvMiM If blu^^vcc» snow\IV93 CANVAS

Candval Tents

J. C GOSS CO.DEiKorr, mcH.

TENTSJ. C. DEAGAN, Inc.

BIDS wanted"

NO TRITTH I SHOWmsss^-jrJTwaSrsj^ u. s. t.«t .xpandimg Nashville Tent & Awning Gd.

!;:; H. a. husband, Mtr- HuhriUt, T«aB.

S Cliinese Dragons, Snakes, 'SHIS'

•w eomEStiM ran

SHOWOELUV TAKES OVER PLANTS CO>. t:E:S**IO!V ,

• ^1B^ii

S' Biiaitaj. Bn- ..,?I:.LOUJS TENT AHD AWJtlNS CO.^

. TENTS

'^TlSBi^Sj^?L^^^^?-J!i^'-^A^1^^v*a» Snake Farm

KEHIIETH R. WAITE

Malay Sunbears, Mookeys

SHOW STUFF

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

™E BEVERLY <:o

218-222 W. MAINSTRCEr. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKYPlwna, Main IGM, PrlMt* Es«lianQ«, Ml OefiartinantolAiSe Stock of TEHra aa Blaat M BAROAINB. New

<tarBunm jBtMMItMatBB oat nrr ATTRACTIVEBAHMBM ta tbree dajKDOLLS nUOWTOPS BASKETS

i.. PADDLE WHEEIS

r—'.rnb.wH In siodc. Ort ear luot circntar at one

I The BEST ShewTert HeoM the World

RINQLINOS PASS UP MOLINE

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The Btflboartf

ERROR IN SIZE OF BLANKETSIN OUR AD OF LAST

::«SSize, S9>iB4, All Wool, Oliv* Dnb, GanuIiH GdMWniwnl3iz«, 69x84, 94 Wool, Ollv* Drab, Gcnuina Qouammant

Beeular SelUas Price, $9X)0 each. Shipmenta can iM mado from either ChtcSEoWe also handle Matiresaes, Pillows. Bed Sheets, Pilloiv Caacs and SprlDes for Bertha. Write for prices.

INDUN BLANKETS AND SHAWLS FOR WHEELS, whuwiw.LARGE STOCK OF DOLLS AND BOTH PLAIN AND ELECHUC-EYED BEAKS.

Wears in poaition to glva quick dativerie* oh Paintad Banner!.Send In your orders. Cuantnteed to maka prices rl^t. Write aa for prices of yonr rcqolremeota for

Tents and aH Canvaa Goo^SPECIAL NOTICE—We are haivlne considerable detaya fn making sblpments to Shows wben -ne have

goods r«adr and have no addresses. We asaiu ucee that we be put on tba mulling Ust of all Circuses andCarnivals so thai we be posted as to your route at all ilmea. Thla fa also a ^eat convenience for any oneInquiring as to the route of sbows. We have many who come to our office for thli information.

MR. LOU B. BERG now rapresenti u* and will eaii snail Shaw* aafast aa poulbl*.

UNITED STATES TEIMT & AWNTING CO.llT.ai MOOTH DEWLAINES STREET, CHICAGO, iLuaou

miiiUHiaEE C. RUECKERT & €0.Portable circus Light;

225 North DEosljircs St:-8Bt, OHICAQO^ ILLINOIS. £1^^^

I SHOW CARNIVAL TENTS

l^n WYTHE AVENUE,

rW-UTC NENUE. BROOKLYN, N. Y.

9tat. /^ADMFD'C orangeade:VEAR ^U Kn E>n 9 LEMONAOE

tlut me mUf "v^^r tba till* of tM Walter

folks nuild eajcv tbem-

.!Sffa!-»'»=L*--» - ST'w'CHirx-Jis'j^ ~s::«^Sssa5SSiS ».'&*3's=',.«S*'Sa— ~»-'"*»™-^ ^£C"i."£liiil.'^^ £s,"iffis-«'srss.'ss.3

nu°buk to £

jStJSSSS^'** '^'^^^^'^117 ^.FSSItSiSS^ E^^Sa^l-J

awjs«.ff.-.sji?2.^ f.sfsriss.-,sa«i?s,js siSfSfSttaarSsh inti p. T. Binni nntd Ua Aaw r. M«l la OH* aM «ir a ft* ftaa i^tb a 1i«d" ot OtMsnplia aster kla am.M MttkA Ua Maa «aa ki BuriMa. na

Sf^l^^S ^s^^^^S^.^ S.-«SJ^aa--affiK

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Ttae Bllll

THE CORRAL

utB (ha uuiniiiii at Qan Nukt 1M Cgt.

H A paar^ dj^wMcfc^^dob^ tvet well, tut

Ml An li MntM ^ Dakota Hari btsUitt-feMBV, OfraU Xrmacx. talkar OB rnnt, HHi-

DM* M inif icvkic knk (Mar. BMubu— « wtar. Uana ikUf* sp •«*.

MuwMSr*i»w tkOM MM.tlS yaar Ibu It feu itn tmTvM

Mr Mak iMan aM ait ikM* ua nauhwwilliinoii mMi fa nuT bur u bu*

TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL

FRONTIER DAYSCELEBRATION

CHEYENNEiWYOMINGJULY 27-28-29-30

812,000 in Prizes. Contests open to the world. Write

or wire FRONTIER SECRETARY, if you are interested.

irty 'BrtTM li t^a BDo&tfiip a< Ft- 'Worm, XBp.

First Annual Cowboy Round Up!PRINCETON, ILLINOIS,

:JULY 14,18,16:IM mllH wwt of ChlcBBO. uktn Una O. & * Q. CBarUnston Boute).nauMd by local lUr AwKielkUon. Uonar In buk. PuiMa will be pnldiHkilllwi Of sMa raoalpt*. FunMi Bronk RUloft ItM; Bt«er Replns,MHi Bandaalw flMt BwAadc Bi«alb tWOl Bdtf. |UOi Futoy Itop-S« |M*i T^BUtaft ttH: Kmf BldiHft im, infa£ir niDar vrenU.

THB BiaQBtT UTTM ROUNQaW OF THIS SKASON."mrthsr parttoukn writ* CLWr TKIMIL^ Smv. PrinwCon, lit.

CAPT. J. B. CROWet-L, Mar^ POQ HOHH CLANCY. Announnr.

ANNUAL BOZEMAN ROUNDUPFAMOUSROPERSRIDERS

Bozeman* MontanaAUGUST S, 6 AND 7

INDIANWAR

DANCESSIO.OOO IN CASH PRiaSEflOurSlopo: "EUr'nrMtiBenttoOaitMtaiiti."

Communicats with L. P. WORK, Manogar.

SNAKES PVTHOHSBOA CONSTRICTORS

7 to 12 FeetLOUIS RUHE, 351 Bowery, NEW YORK.

n»l »t M. fiiT A. RJ.(l1i«.>7 Clrciu durlo. It. ^t^Ti na

nC nun. TlKM U'^l dWUtlUU. 11

i,.»s2y-Tw*.'a» am uiKl BMU KM nta MiM mt *H

^Ta"^S!>"!"w»> kaa fbain a< KM LMMTl

If^MK Wii'uUT ma iBUtbilBtd Mi

T. Da^M>u

Mr. and OTnr Jomrvn Dr%i-a, TialtlBa ht>patanli. rbiilli^ ndiiJtFl

^"J^'^* |J^*5*Hn. Drtoa wIllMad ttit tn<l<«tln tf'kir ta*and mid It mi t nWiMnt "'<*** _

taK. L. F. naup. oMIbw wabaT, Tialtail Ua

lllfAIN HAPHHimtOn the Walter L. Main Shews

SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS i

steam Calliope Player, alio Air Calliope. Wire ai per route .

H. B. GENTRY. !

^s Monkeys and Pit Sliow Animals

<^ PBltad BtkBK. Tie aauuM In toi mSui ktaaki ja^eiad far Ika vpoac -miich mar» wnnd mm W« B«bi* l«nitd. K<la£Araat. WtaUwtdTlk <L Tkar wUl ka nl).

Blngtalt MonkayB, acclimated. MO.OO each; Khesun Monkexa. tiOW each;SDKkm. iKnaaaa, Odd SpedmeDa Birda and other Animoti, ahlppsd anynbere. i^k*ATLANTIC « PACIFIC BIRD CO.. 827 W. Madlaon Street, Ctileign.

MUSICIANS-The AL. G. BARNES SHOWS Tti

taw. A. wow II tutu. «mi DIrHlir.

Oa 1M> onad tariic «*• >wtwiM»i» af art ibi

MADAME LORETTE INJUREDCANCEL JAMESTOWN, N. V.

Juaaaiowi, ;

OATMEniNG AT filBLeVS

wn>: Maitiii* J. Riicr. Itinr Vin. Bo*art

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JULY 8, oat The Billboard

BILLBOARD CALLERS

NEV SOBK omCE

;,«„l!»S

fw Ira inHir.

OlMI It, Cokll.et&kir Swtlk, fttaIM cum, •( iki

fntMnct. I* mfli

S!°1k«tnh%Ull «IU

wTSUe In Xn Tnk.

Cushman Engine Generator Sets

Adapted fw all amusemeiit houses and devices requiring electric power or light, from the smaDestmoving picture theatre to the largest road show.

Our complete line imdudes a mde variety of sues raoging itoax 1 KW. to 10 KW., thereby makmgit possible to secure the EXMT rise outfit iriudi your indiv&nal requiFements demand. You have yoiu'choice of 60 or 110^ eqa^ncoti wiUi ndilaiwe fte enlli^voltage at arc, or S^'valt oqut|BDeiit, wfakfa is ad^itod for Aunib Pto-jector Lamp.

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT and the CHINESEGOVERNMENT USE Cushman Enpne Generator Sets for Motioo

'

Picture work. Could you ask for a better recomniendation?

Cushman Light Weight Enginesnudependalnlitarof Cushman taipaa coupled with UaHT WEIGHT,

wbkh insures ease of handUngaiid reduces costs of transportation, explainsthe steady increasing popularity of these high-grade engines. CushmanEnginesare used a-s .standard equipment on the "WHIP,"the"FROLIC"and other well known amusement devices where^a quick "pick-up" is

LINCOLN, NEB.FIVE 5IZES-^>8>10-15-20-HOR5EPOWER

CUSHMAN MOTOR WORKS, 815 N. 21st St.

ANIMALSNflW lot Ringtail, Spider and Mannosette Monkeys;Capybims, Agoutas, Pacas, Macaws. BOA-CONSTRICTORS.

Send for list and prices.

BARTELSr~^"™v-3R5r""-PEBFORHIHa FEMALC ELEPHANT FOR SALE.

SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS

eitiTiHB i£m dnaciiui.liDOM at ttc tm fgnnrtnc itiAmitiMiB. At AlUltNU. I

Courr lalud. M*1U HaBlDCBt

.

and UsBdu. Anne Omm nn BOUl BQlk»no «( OmtanaBm.. XanlUH. Ota. Bitv.TaBB7 Btllt. Bock Anlto^ On CM* aM

Mr k>*>X I

Airr«» 6<r>rii. bill, di.tr. MirijirM. .™^ * IngiTgifcStt vjw nmdi b7 txa a U«ta ««« u< Mr*.

iiii|r^>.foi- iM Vttfliila man riu at lUllaaua l . . tka to a* taA tku aai tiRita esmim, cir- Mmrk, ai4 ^—ttr laq

ihd hliJicl^iii'-b=^I" ° "na.iiiie milRial Un. Fnak lUttltr. «• tuua 3(* gn^w

SSST*»WiIqi Ti™. ii>« «(.t»t

w« ". "'""^.,™'"'i'«,l'loitliiir '"vSililSMSSii, BiiuH (bt BimlBl raajto- Oit to r™t'^5!!If*tiS*™iS" f"'. ^"ST "'EBinSw^aSmT'iMtow, (HaHrtr «rlmui"r« Clrru". [8 noiT with the JlcmtrluJ ,„,, cmMIT. Hi. »m ImbM «l ftW t» t»» wi> kpotrf Inrw.rd » ai a Slemnrtal for Hia«ali»i-W«IlM» Cbw. *n fa tk>

!'"'r""'UBltBl FUn no^lni AHoSilaa, (WnWn, *|i[rh unpimtoni w™ aide In aJr^ce to ffl'-'l"- Tlrtlrt tlia ilinr B^ainit.

•raiij Aim," kIUi tba OeDCM Ifsoaf FDDP. _^nd A rrrUlB ctowp vai iwiDp«t^1ili "tabr tiaftk** ncam^ Star wttk

riililJ jlljlj!lli|»r Belvldrrt. Mirar.

SmiT'Ttil* 'sEJ^J'^^S^' Ckittt* ™hJ

M*nhri<ii 1 .1^111 roi I, piVcEn Sa- '* tL Minain- t>. r. Aawn. wiii. m ilas minr WWInM*.

'7"Ti™V'Aii-n""?ii; K."iM'':Mt.' RHODA ROVAL CIRCUS 5:Si.«r'h!''tJ'SrtS°«™.".M''..*S "ti S?"?."

'

NiriKinn '-hcraiD "IlnII.lhe^1gI|^ act anr (CoaUnnnl (nu pai* W moirtMn a( Ihc imrmloD to gbov i)ic)f t>- AtterfecrrHitlnc Wliiip RiiT Pirk :<i>ir Eaicn, CWm.. cbanln of RBnlattiw. ud loulndfd wltt > Iai«t ta> a iiiuU mile tor tlx tnnd itnt dlrHt iinrlad to" "okiii,, tuli iwniinit. tDscblnt (•». CDDBWilUu od Ibe lullla gpMt to -tlw Hsa. Vitof nf TmH. Pi. Tenn im

Walwr K. autr, H»ii7 ana MUWe wort or ahowtolk* al au Unaa aad A laur coarannca Satwaao iUJm Baacai and Bfaam. i"I. Millhrw J.^ailtr. vlicH aihcH diaritr «4 ailatoac* to a niannr Ctaa. Btnaid verlKM anuic- « aoiar i . „ .

Urn. u ftna CMte a* liiiaTaiii tor aainttr «»• la «lkd m, aM ninii<aJ tka aiaMate -audi Oouttoea aaat win da- la a ton aOMtloa to tta Ada Ma Mnr^3xBcJ!!!C-u%%3: g^-g^-Ss-nSS S:i^aa&-»s-~ Er,3s»1£%3^'^

lat »a>'a^baKi ATTERBURV 8R08.' SHOWloa^'nlrtsdiia nr ib^ Going Bauth for tha Wintsr

AtUqOi^ ItToa.* Wagna Sbov to to

Jtlit irfn nlKaia. MlnM laetallT.^Bo^i^c. mtan^iM aM tog

belmtn ]lam Bcaca and EtraaMt. laalMnl br bur MlMr jaaja, la pqltter

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Ttte Billboard JULV a, mai

AMUSEMENTS and PRIVILEGES AT

PARKS,PIERS-°BEACHES"WITH ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MUSICIANS

^CASH IN" WITH

t ttmtt tut tt0 trayltlaa li

AMY

Zarro-Uncer.Construction Co. Inc.

MTABUSHED. OVER A QyARTeR A CENTUAYCAPITA!. STOCK. *IOO,000.00

y^^kfv.g'H.-ii I WANTED—A LIVE AGENT | fi^Z'^^iiz^^^zzSr,ITk^^^ ^"3?^^% i in amy Amawawnt tfctk in the oountey. Ibr the Hve, enemrtic | i>Y\l?'i^%£s. SS^uM-4« rf iwjslSTS'- rSto^iS = parte eniploywirtioiwiUmeffBotfapoiaoBM of Imochlng cotH.C. = ^lirtm!"."'""'^

tutnedi. mm

. ««M " «r nil. = Send luune for putieulan. P. O. Bex 872, ranolnnatl, Ohio. = •! ih. i-.m>-i Thnttrrynt rST ertrT''cil tiiitowl*! S • S aMr^wimllM^M^otj^Oi kb wif* ibd n»-

— «--'

""' ""''

-^^^^ I

jhi ja^te!"'^3'"*'rw»lii'*'* '

INSURANCE for AccidentsP*jic>, SxpodUona, Amnaerntnt Groundn. Operators of Coastora. Di^rbyRuen. Carousels. Whip and Hllarlly HbD)). Prompt B':[lt''mrnt nl mcrl-tnrtam ctusg. I^u protection agalnnt Krounil]<-iui nnil unjust dvmandH.— " ynr one biindred teuJlns smuHemcnt owncm.

INTIIMTATI CAMJALTV COMPANY,SEO. E. HTUR^ OnmIIiM MlNMMtMmp BUi. Chicip, IlL

Betarencea ti

TURNSTILES"THE WHIF»''

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Tlfte BtllboairaCONEY ISLAND CABARETS

. SLX .tSPS::^ Set 'Em Up Again, BARTENDER !!

,

IOWA PARKS

Way. With ProLExcellent Saaion

PORTABLE "RIDING THE RAPIDS"

^^^^ jusf outii 1 1 NfUBOLE 1

1

iu. SS-- PENN NOVILTY

si tBotl ID tet u plckM « DCU vlDi nnlLL

H itow (UrlM with TiTHir Jiclmiii, (Dd.h bor- tew UMt p>ll(> tiliiiid. DM Tiilor. nn

IIA. PA. f™«t 5)^J2iii"m iM tliu'a'u.'5''i«S.'

LAKEWOOD PARK, VINCENNES

MAGADAYBillLOINO COHMHATIOli

AMUSEMENT tTRUCTURES,BATHING PAVILIONS, PARKSi Ete.

tfliall Mat of^

ifM ftrSoMr,

HOLIDAY n^-n^tR^At«TAII.

(HH INSURE YOURSELF

THK HOemi FAMILY SOORBt

a^^St.»".'?JS£.''S'-;™„ „„.,, AGAINST LOSS THRU RAIN «' *i* vmtai 'n JMHHIwtfca. *

ll'^Jl^^?lBJrh^'Ji7B s V . . IN HAVANA RlMODELmOPAVILIONiLi. wb.,,'^ j!,!;^""^'. «, ubiI'VS B^iltaJ^^ ASSURED, 8AV8 TyHNER e»nt«. o Ion. M -iUd..« c. aiwi. l.

^^r^pli lolt. """.""J *• "i!i.iiirt« iiuw tkii Ju:» ^ ~—~ _ _ xmedtUss thi bit «tact ixtUIod iI sum:.nil TQinf Wbiii »« lu WW uw u« IM fumnt !• ta b* BH. Xmr TtA OttM SL—Ibi. J. Uu Tomw jjiEr^ft. Wwk wb> nrtid uinMr •.ii. tlijrf th« kirt K.u't. taa. BHfa la "Aa on al FnwUoa l> mrtb f«d nlW* at Tit Blin»in] IVnIiieHlar lo mali* ntka »uit rbmiM. whldi wUl *M mrpMl-

I.• * """"IM iirioir IMMMit* iM of em" nut ibpr* !• m mn tor wntf in 0»Uet a*t bw baibuM u bob- In eiiiur ijAi Imi ot mc* lo tiii lis inn**,

nillr cnlvnl tBt tntnulnu.Bt fonlMiM IU<l>r tbr >ud. Ilknii* (hi clDOth , Emos, Oib.. ud that tb> ptopDHd Lsu Qvim BJUlmlr unamicti bli biUUac bSS

jmriarS"^;;: <S5^- IS^.T' ."'^'x^^. I,,^IL"^;^^^^^ S«!r^^^2WW^i?SUfto« board walk for

"^"f^lS,^^^^^

n,. . . „ .„..^^^^ Sr A''^-*^. J^;^^ ':J.^r^-^^^"—r^ -l^^^^^^ pmewoRiw.ATAiaioH PARKS -saf^.^-i^ffTs

C for SARASOTA

WANTED P""'*"'"'"-*'CKEL Kii.rs/Tv'%;S"i,-!Ss-;g, ax' »» nHniLu pottstown, pa,

IN THE 57IS£S'L*S"Sk.'S PAsa-A-OMLtE casino Sgg.£J"

SLOT" il

0UT1NQ AT RIVnVIKWffllT HFtt CO, m Hih Pbw. CHIMM

.PpUBUE HIGH STWKERS Hi?SvSS^.HS^VOU^Sm^^''^'^^'^^ BURGER VI8n;8 NEW YORK

GRASSY ISLE TO BE PARK

IB UIIKKT. W» mux9 uilv. U1><»B ;

JOE BARRY

M. W. AHSTERBURG, Homv. Mkk.

TURNSTILES

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Xlte Billboard JULY 1^ in*

IDRINKSHEALTHFUL

^*^^-pict tUi jttt It MBtnlM nlT b* ytw

(B rtotc tiBt If*. Hi. Butr mn b> u-Wite to (In iki F«vl* of No Bidlord

THOUSANDS AT OPENING

For Shows, Parks, Theatres, RM», P»Di», Ball fiames, Dances, etc

Orangeade, Lemonade and Grape JulepMADK IN POWDER, JUST ADO COLD WATER AND SUGAR .

NEW PARK>«d lor VeunBslswii, 0>

PARKS, FAIRS, ETC.QET IN ON THE NEW INTERESTING, SENSATIONAL GAME,

"JAZZ-BALL"Telephone, teleeraph or call lor choice territory and Coneeaalaiu, (Or

Seashore. Mountain Kesorts, Camivals sad Parka.

THIS DEVICE PAYS LARGE PROFITSIs more fascioatuig, siinple, and eatertalnuig than tbe JAPANESE BAIiL,

Don't oTerlook this opportuci

ANIMATED GAME AND TOY COMPANY, 366 Sih five.,

•r«lfcaiMl,W>TI(,PtaM:Gretlty J7«, Giffit, 1ST, NEW YORK CITY.

AERIAL PAAk opens

REVUE AT DENVEira LAKESIDE

Wanted AttractionsDog and Pony Show, Troupe of Hawaiian

Instrumentalists and Singers, Ladles' Or-

chestra, Novelty Musical Acts of All KindsPaA, Four to Six Weeki* Entage-Satnrday. Jdy IM

BEBdpbobw,

UGKT OPERA SEASON OPENSne IWrt <*tn imn at tht CMnul^ «tBM twaUj. iwmtt, aad Kill r.Mlfn

CONEY ISLAND CHATTER

'itnopJIurT. for ik* '

PARK NOTES& AUPopuIn Dolls and BoD Dogs1 siiimiwEinigi«nram.Tnii, Mi-iiahEnira..'Mii^Tat. IX. DOGS POLJ..S X. ,_n.'?ir'jr

Wanled-Feature Outdoor Acts "^^^!^ws. Rides and Concessions for the Fourth Annual Farmers' b_s„„^7J;-'n„„

Harvmt Picnie, August 2 to 8. Sunday the Big One. Country Club wwl hMtii^ i.

H. F. MAGNUSSON. Manager, Wilber, Neb. "-^tl^'t.J'^^i

SLOT MACHINES ^^MSMj-stic Mirror Fortune Teller. Big money getter for parks and penny »_f!i.„™„°'iS3S

anaides. Ready for Hhipmcrjt. Write "•lo"-:

MAX KOSENBUTT,

WANTED1« Em 14lh St., HEW YORK CITY

HIGH-CLASS AMUSE-MENT PARK MANAGER ,

BOX 11. SlUion B, Clevfand, Ohio.,

B-li tor flrtri. «« ntl«M atM

WA.1VXED

VkMLDEMEER PARK, ERIE, PA.

UEHTZOK US, PLEASE—TBC tOlXaOASD.

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Tttm Billboard

CHICAfiO" Racing Skates IAviA-noN

are true, « md Se^«^ Joi. «"EBICA» AJgJLANE^^^ ^^^^^OUT long list of satisfied Epeedsters

land you will find the going fine. kS^'^S^ iSfaSim'T"'!' & AiiJri^iM?jM?

GWCMOMiiasuiEai. «srs.«;ssv!.--

LLY CABPENTEB DOING WELL

DACES AT OAIMKU

^lit^ Jmr anniBt^^^i

E*^"^!!!**. nitLof partlH arc 1^

BM.IIU. » nmiifwr lave lir-

VATEBLOO Sn

rt baUcrinc for Uwtr't U«it]-

Bartone^^Organ

Patents Applied For.

Music for Skating and Dancing

Equal To a Fifty-Piece BandVolume to fill the laigest hall. Beautiful tone quality. Flayedwith your Orcheatn tiy sn Organist. Wcukdeiful appear&nce. Ar; attraction. NovatBBtiireattiadikttBt"Dieainland,''Cbica«>.

Wiitetodaar*

Bartih MniHi hstaiMit Ci,

(MI ata** K* ind. Ba mai owd Pu at u iltlnig at l&MO taat.

READY TO WORK

point at perfect Ion!'

St

TO EBTABUSH AIR UNE

PLYING SCHOOL ORQANIZED

AERIAL COMPANIES AFTtUATEO

Fe*rieu STtm" Campas

ami Ml mm.

REPAIRNOW!

Oet TtaAx atr lUe gmt SkfttlUKRisk aeaavn QOa vlater. Sendmr Band Ofgaa to ttie factoryAT OKCB. Get tt In sblpahapeuw trhltB yon am apare theUbc. VM« atanatL Stee esU-

^NT WAIT!

MANUFACTURING CO.NOBTH TOHAWUNDiL N. T.

RICHARDSON SKATESHave been the pacemakers for

the skating world since1885

ntmBsniiUBEHiiwainEn.BHUUfcaailtln CmCAMplU.

WaU-WWMUMIIItlllll

YOU,BILLBOARD DATE BOOK

tHB KB«Dmnn umd wtAlffWW, PEBFOBilEIIS, «HOWMPi-

SEAL QRAIN LEATHER COVER. GOLD LETTERS

25c TliB Prlee Remains tlifl Same 25cTIE BimHUim, • • 25-27 Oj^en Place, Ciociiuatj, QMb

OAMMCTER NAMEDAtm, a. ji» m jwa m—iiir. MM

«t un> opeclaaBtil iniiimal ml tb* Ogat

DOBERTY IN CHARCE

a>2w. ta^i^"^kii«!^ 2a oSdU'teMp kwtohlek BOa. di« aaaaaaMaa at WPuk Mth iilman attliwa. THVa an nada

AVIATION NOTESO. », »>«. a

PARK HOTEft

M Baat La^^^"'tbMi'^°*

cioAltanl agdre wlib (be IntenUaD ol drMOCpatnaa from tbe park In oidct tbat tbej ««aupatmln tbe beach at £dfeT00lL Tbe HUleaCaogaafM peiitlsa (or an adcr mtMiliciha tUr twam laieifeHac amaa'a ooen-nrnttm taaafc waajUMatt h> tfc« aaatt. aa«

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62 Tli« Billboard JULY 3, 1920

A Bepa/lmentDevoted totheMusieal and AmusemenlEnd of

FAIRSANDEXPOSmONS"Nlfhich, in Conjunction "Wth the Privileges and Concessions^

Constitute The Billboard s Chief Concern,

TIMONIUM FAIRI MUNICIPAL CONTROt.- Of Orang* Coupty F«ir at OrlMds Is

Has Hade Rapid Progress Er£S^^^^3_^^ ^-^iO^'vSSS^^S

Footins—WiU

SbtUmentShowsMuy- S": SS SX^T&S?- " "~ ""^, - .

FuronSub.tu.li.1 ".S,^;£: """"/""S-Iiri^™ ""^^Mijmnlwai. iffi'iiriS^«»i»«t*S^»S' iwddr MM^'niM' i"i^Min?Yli' 'I'lTf iir[ii*i^ ^^^*vmAdnlBMa IIMH a* b fcmtl Vllk tbi •>« llw tecM MW JMM (nd 1d( tM w

"If^'f" I ^fai g*— ni«.iiicrP«> >< mm. o, nrtt

so n^Hi cMfcg» — » IMV aminJ rn> jnn uiniM to BtMt fibfc ^Btt nwlBc PrHidnt

liw »t tin llniiiue SB" Jite ™ ™" «™ (I V >ke "W maM^w anlMIr iliiBi ft^ «im*~" MISSOUUA'S BIG CELEBRATION m^^t^ jM^'j^M^gt^ ^'iS'p^^^'

^^jKr/- — " -

'

tJMlg^ rM>lltlll|^ or^JSKpt Eaill^Bllpb

S§SS^^«=ffSjS S^^-Si^ta^ a>»^fgSs5sJs^ 5SfWiff5«.v-:

^y^^^l'T^r*!— -Ilir7«l—1 NELSON IN CHICAGO At V,lp.r,I«^. fcy «rf M

F

DUTTONS HAVC FIHC BOOKING

•^P' ELKS HONOR -DAD" WEAVER

NELSON IN CHICAGO ** V.lp.r.lw', D.y .nd NWrt FA-

CHANUTB PAUt

To Hav* Races and TM MaimUhmProgram lUgbt aad Day

?'u 1°^."""^ 8ELD0MRI0GE VISITS NEW YORK

ELEPHANTV TO PLAY FAIRS

HELLO, BILL!Meet Your

UNCLE HIRAM

AUNT LUCINDYBIRDSEED

at the

Elks* ChampioosI^ Contestin Qiicago. July 3-11.

Mr. and Mr*. Bert F. Darii,

BERGER CANCgLft WINDSOR

IIORTHWESTERN FMR, JULY 7-10, CROOKSTON, MIHN.SHOWS AND conce:ssions wanted

C. H. GEISE, CrooVrton, Minn.

•tBem saifU* at ^nt la on la W M

TO HAVE AUTO RACIfM

AN AUTOMATIC FISHPOND W^W^^AU QUrrS VAUDEVILLET

^=a^Kffi«Hia Wanted Shows for Maumee Valley Fair •M^^^'^,jSSSl £ 1SJlf'St'%l'mJSSSSS^% ADKiiM Sl-SoMiateT 1. 1. Z. JOHN H. UOWRV, Swrrtary, NapriMit, Ohio. at aniW?*-t t»r-

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Tike- B

RHSsellville, Ark^ County Fair PatesSET FOR OCTOBER 18 TO 23

QOOO CWaHVM. COUPMilES

WILMARTH DIRECTS EXHIBITS

N. Ill «u njai^nMiiit gf u-

I ilinW^t mk nrlaliic Hi* lut'-npniA" Sptelil iiwoliiio will

Brookyille's Grand Celebration

irf til* iliiMt Mock to *JUb^ OPEN FOR FAIR ENOAOEMENTS.

ps^^^ifST^s THE BELGIAN BAND:^V'„*VB^r^'r,;USjr^£? the band sensation of the season. c'Sd..^^« H. 'Bmn. fIcnimllfBl: a. 'E. Bsoir. Twenty Uniformed Musicians. Booked solid until SeptemtMr 22. InUou imj idea Hat at ttb* DBMd »

" "

"yt TWO BIG FAIRS' WaJrt Shout, Kdes and Free AcU |srH'?HH3."SaSr. u E. Conceulona open. No CamtnlK TOtt wtMtM Stock Companr, under tent. eeci^taiT. ii dmin iK tk> cnn.— TWIN FALLS COUNTY FAIi^ BINGHAM COUNTY FAIR, TSV^UiT^T^ftoiiB!f.. ij-L. o... « ,f Btoekfcot, Idaho, 8.pt. 21-2-

M. a MONROE a«ey

BUILDING CONTRACTS AWARDED dlAUIC IIIAHTCIk III TFT^TF u^I^'^.J'eu^e''

Wanted for Septembor Stroot fmD ExpoBltfcm. ud~QTit ^

^ c .-^ nD.ininn rani.in ram m heb^b i^sbb^bb ^^mam duuiu — *-'

t IorUb nblMt dcpui-

5as.-srjrs^-eni! a£-j!£^M|:jssv^ £¥S£SI^£k^ .

^""^Bd Jobs G. -tMMTMMM lb* md^ U pU» fn 7br^i» tHro tb. loiter Urt la tH> linR.

BIG FAIR FOR QUINCY Ut-n^v* >r M» ijaiilitii. ^y>ot n. a Brock wi> r«!„(rt pr,^d™t of Uif "'Kr 1= «rttlM oot •blnmnti"SI Si«».*fc» aSj^J*- MMUmin nd J. T. Cnnis r

^^I'S.'^'SiJ^^^^ ^«d<».*-i-Cr^ OLD HOME WEEK

S^SJ^SNftSviSi W« <!2?« At W.tr«, p.. To B. Big EventWWi —n tiWa* ao>I^J^ S. HUtM. ^ ~. "Jninr-TT

AMBOY, ILL.

LEE COUNTY FAIRAUGUST 17, 18, 19, 20.

EAST AKRON FAIR A SUCCESB ^i^g^ ST'AmmSST

iSll"£^tiv'xM M^vE-^"-. -j£.-n'."::.-,.:ssj.a,.r.-aa s.j'rs£jfe;3'^^ g^3S.^|s;-f.fj™

soft WINK POWDBISSECOND INmVERSlRY ss. — rsSSASsriMs-s^ -"zS'r-Sr"

ColoredFair Association MT^^M.^ Mps^"^£2SOUTH PITTSBURG, TENN. c^».^°^^^S^^S » km «r SL^ ???ja:'«i!£r ^S*^ SSmTii"!!)?^ M.i5"i?7(i.'^i

Mario Booki« Office SSS^s^SsS^Rmb n Ihv tL> Im'* MARumvE to plav fair:

Hnt IMi nn. TOMNTO, ONT. c...too. o.. ]u.l^-wu<«». tt..

™» Wanted at Calen fair

s';:.nt^^^'^«>™^ privilege men s^^esiaB,OBidUn Naldoal tSWNlL™. nil otWr CMntt Fife Oa Iirh I! hFw TVllff^^Xor booking Special J

*th.f.ir-ni,™.u^i.™«.N..tt™i.=«. CIRCLE SWIMQS CHMjOimDODDS HEADS FAYETTE FAIRKSELL COUNTY FMR

o'^tfrmm™ dodds heads favette fair yo cmivi

TURAL OCICTV fiSr'fiwiiHo'i'S^iiti'nit tiiT'ii" litit September ic it u

lhMaMW.J!^!]l^«iT^j^n^ .hr^'ISS national rabbit show

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The Billboard

POCKET KNIVES-BIG FLASH-$8.00 gSIIsWhKe Metal—Assorted Handr«s—2^ inch Blade—Shoot tn Your Order

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY-JUST ARRIVED—LIMITED QUANTITY—DON'T WAIT—ORDER TODAY

AwfeiH Ma. T031

IMPORTED

POCKETKMIWES

ifM on all COlD,

SINGER BROS.,18W-0nr 30 Vans' Square Dealing

82 Bowery, NEW YORK

^f^^ Cane RacRCanes

for $1;^ (kmiAMcoKm caNIW VORK Onv. OM. MDi.

AMBERINE COMBS ^r.d^^V?

PER 100 ASSORTED $5.00PHOTO VIbSv'sWAGGERS

HOT BELLZIU. Kiam\ia ksw ^ DuUni ~ '-

%\iM HUNDRED(Slicks without photo etlschment, tl-EO

~

[lostpaid. All SwasBsra Bra h["

'

Cariritlge Tup and Bolloin. One-tl

I.EISENSTEINA.CO., WBrMimr, Him Ybfk fiRr.j

« PIPMIH \\ COW TAIL \»a—

"Agentsam street MenK GET IT NOW

^turu M«iiiirAOTiiniia en.MAIN, an.

PAPEIII«N"^iSMwiii MuiMmnm forwrEMHiNienoFiN.

CIRCULATION DEPT, P. O. Bex^lM^"'"^

ROCHESTERriNDIANA;

MR. PITCHMAN!ATTENTIOR!

MEDICIRE MER!

KELLEV, THE ePECIALTV KING. S <t 23 Ann St, Naw York. •pp«'<'- >">« »Miui>i. m

Sample Asaortment !rS«"n"S^nM'fii«;'^viru"^

$1.00 PREPAID l^m^^^^THE COMB HOUSE OF AMEHIC*. IS BnBdwy. NEW YORK EITT AmbBFOid URlirBakable GOIIlbS

'Tfcte VttOTpiteCoasMriM

YOOIL BE SURPRISED^"*HANDKERCHIEFL soAatfnl of tun. F'»~"

cblrta. SplendliAgenla. ht-re-B

»«'

GUSTAVE W. COHEN &. BROTHERert.bl(*lMd OvfP » Vaari.

HOVLTY DEPT^ W4 8re«dw.y, N.w Vork, ..m. nwn.rthli

MBRIOIC US) PLEASE—IBK BnXBOASD.

.I"i?r*i::::;::::::::::i8- -.. . -I. .niMm (ij. t—

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JUL«Ii<M The Billboard

WE ARB

FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES:

Jewelrf/, Cameras,SilveTware, LeathttWtttehn,

Aim**, TaSM

NnOoaM, _ _Ifovtitln, MmhaadUe

SEND FOR OUR

FREEMONTHLY

Sales Bulletin

Flit Woilan. Sikt Buri Ofvtttn.

LY.MEIMHTILETMHia CO.

inuiiusniEn, hewvork

PAPER CDPS (or

HOT DRINKSMidc of pure epruoe fiber,

pnnmDed. StroDE and..iblo. May bo uaed without bolder.

Klada IB ttiTce siies—ox, eigbt ud'—

'»* ounce.

MONo'sERVICE CO.. NEWAiK.N.l

SLUM HUSTLERS ANDWHITE STONE WORKERS

RERC'S A'LIMB OP HOOPS THAT WILLBE BIG MONEY MAKERS FOR YOU.

campgnJH of tMr owe c> IU toU. Mnm. Ut Pw Srw... II4* K Unm.,. IIM rtt ana... i

M;_as,rs.«. »A«b_-aP. S^Wriie for oiir new lUuslratGd Cntalojcue, the HOK OF URflUHl, m^ed FreeWrite for it today, c. Cash dapoait required on C. O. D. orders.

ISiVIEST IMDISONST.

PKonouuccD'AwL nit'-amm, lu.

Flndlay. Ohio.Kirifc-.-ii'arwaissS! COMPTON BROS.,oili»f Biaittra Uic im mMilnUlr lu bwlH —on ih« Hi* «r hl« yotwl*. •irtcily gtiBst pw.Diftt raw. anil LfaBB ifEisr rapVBiicli ob aoi

Tin* t> a Hn win flra In Xaw T<* tint

num tut "aBanlt •( Pfk*"* I

GET IN A PAYING GAMEWrit* or wlra u> far sur SPECIAL propoeKien ta aUrt yau in tliaDOUGHNUT BUSINESS. Well meka you make gaad. No finursa encur Mat. DO IT NOW bafera you turn anstbaF paga.

_ CHATTEN SALES COMPANY. 1

K8-5J0 Walnut St.. Long Dlilanoa Phono, Canal MM. OtillhM*!, O.

STUFFED ANIMALS

AGENTS

MOTORISTS' ACCESSORIES GO.

MANSFIELD. OHIO

Old Reliable DOME TIE FORM, jj. Mct SttlnM

KX"^ NEWEHQLAICD

t-1, Rli'iiiijini, Horse, RblDOearoa, I$18.00 ptT rJozpn,

SrTTINQ DOGS AND CATS.Big Size, Flaahy Appearance,

ch Size (S.40 Per Dozen.. 9.00 Per Doico

e wholesale prices.

THE CHESSLER COMPANVHI W. tMmm SI, BUTIMOn, MD.

|/T\ BRAID COJ(JV nw.Miu*^ lam lORK C1T1

MACKSENNETTCOMEDIESj^^^^N-as"" TK unnin jar okkr

I today for ptiecs.

STEWMT-SKMHEI CO.30 Green St., WORCESTER, MASS.

j_ AT FAIRS. ETC.jSg^^jgno sua. Ml* «ki v

SHEET WRITERS, MAGAZINE IVIEN.

CREW MANAGERSWe have the beat proposition In the Held today. Far the saka of your B. IUwrite us. or, better yet, aend $4.00 for a, hundred reeatpts and oredeotlaU.

PBRKWICAL Utn MRKICBt «>to BMric BMi, - HBRRIH, ILC.

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The Billboard

THESE LIVE ONES IMake Dollars per minute for Agents and Salesboard Operators mThe world's greatest Art Masterpieces reproduced in colors and mounted under tranaparept bandies on Nhigh grade razors. Every one a winner—not a sticker in the whole line. You oao'twll^;! than.tqi fast i;j

enou^ for tJie crowd. Deal direct with the world's largest manufacturer of ^ART PHOTO HANDLE RAZORS i

Send todqr iot a eoigr of the;.biggest souvenir and novelty cutlery catalog ever published. Sent PIICK oa MqtDCBt. WGolden Rule Cutlery Co.

Dvt'11Ti 2l« NORTH SHELDON STREET, CHICMOb ILUNOtt

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eJUST OFF THE PRESSTHE HUSTLER 1920 CATALOG

WBITE FOR YOUR COP» AHD SPECIFY YOUR BUSINESS. W[ SEtL TOJEALERS ONLYcarry odc of the larsest and most completo atoeka of Merdundise under one tool in the catmtrjr for BWiitHlt OndnknhMifci. tmaa, ftwdBB Umti, Mwl WnW». farfimM,Mirtl«< OflBbm. DlwaillMiHi MliJw MM.

BROS., 1^ TERRE HAUTE, INO.

Our B1LI.BOOK3 Tor Wheels,or u'lthoui ihe Dollar Bill, la gettingIho BlE Vtay. The tollowlns for lea- .

tto. 11—Blllbook, made of AutoLealhfr. Per Groaa .(16.00

N*. S—Same as above, bettergrade Auto Leather. Per

mtlTB FOR COUPI£TB CATAIX>0.

H. GOLDSMITH ft BRO.IWW.WelUSt.. CHICAGO. ILU

Hteh Art Photos^

UNITCD SALCS CO.,

Ibc Ith reader, and bHrte^ft Itwute

III* nlgbnij-.'""bttw!S' KBonSlIt Knn.t

;c KPOTI cnvnnc bnnLiim. ind e^irca* *

cir tan nmbLv>. bill whn »tiirbli^fit«n»

UK] Ui« curtoill}' ot (Mc of Ui* Ml. all

MMif w cm p. Wlafy, Can*

n«B (*, Kar. VUUaau. at llcl>n>» iiln-llWt faae, froM St. Umifb. Ms.: 'Vio Ilia

ll«BpUs -laHtnal balb- uh^ ««« at llwj-,

atla. Ok., Mat Mil. Mir lb* loadHl ssi-tarmtt 'nrasptu* lUn aUt of «hl. ii oiimai-« a Hfolir vbuHT— •Wk fik>F.ti 1*1 Ml nd pSH ett, Alan un Whlttjonn aad rulnta* llamadal, maUDf a

REWCATALM g^mfl

SALESBOARD USERS

iMniiNiireMpiirtJiMI OMMN. M MM. Mi,

WML IMivMMk.616.E17«8MulltnBulldlna,CEDAR RAPID*, lOIMC

l^AXEST HIT

LOOKINGIRLNo.712 inches in height, Sniahed in naturalcolors, in a flashy assortment of bathingcostumes witii natural bair and vol; alsofimnchonliainir, eMli|»d»d inKoep-

hfWm total on; nl|M65b.

Sample, Prepaid, - $1,50

Case lots, Per Doz., $15a00All orders leave same day leceiTed.

Cinmlar on request.

DANVILLE DOLL COMPANY, DiWVllLE, lUIKOIS

JUST OFFTHE PRESS

>l^ tM jii. Iijr tfee, . , war. un arttllia lb*

. . . Mttil tiwait tmifbw. yllli ilibftliUdBktni llw fwotrmmj, C. V. Wndilrll nd-«bm Am OAtMU^ PuIh mt U* laHellblBnMi Id IM7 Wrtt, wltk I10II1 bindl—kv and I

S»»«Bia /aclt B^l*

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- t ml ta III* Aaklaid wnitlwj aadanr aid fduTa IBli Mat -Ordlaa*!

*- W«l atan*. Pn dfHral.( Iowa. mnM bodHB

HE'CMIBAflO. lU. llwB bMr :

A6ENTS-STREETMEN

MUIR'SPILLOWS

(EOUND OR SQDABE)FOR BAZAARSAND CARNIVALS

ALWAYS GET THE FLAV

. Salesboard OperatorsAre Mopping Up With Them.

MUIRARTGO.

„„;'wee^wee;;WEm«N"'KL'i'wr»ira. c

niOHSTRATORS, SIREaMEN,WORKERS. AGENTS

BUILD A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.

TRENCH MIRRORS

AO *ritn itiippif sine dty.

C)TiY htte tlDck). 11%ash uriUi Older. Bttann

&0. D.

MERICAN NOVELTY CO.. 12 MauH

aOOD, laiABLE MMEr HHEnVIE DAMCEN. All Ibl MAP CUFF UNKB. Oeld Pliud TIAn. Mur^li; »n lOiul" lUiT)- VoT blE Mlir. PII« IHITATiaM tuAMOM

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CARN IVALSAND HIS MAJESTY. THE BEDOUIN.

HARRT K. MAIN ORGANIZING mtWlONE-NIGHT MINSTREL SHOW ifi1^

^W31 Be Operated Under His Personal Directum ^3^'HiiiTi*'i£'Sr^^Si&'i^—Albert Hayes, Late of Veal Bros.* Shows, '°%:!^«w (»i<n k.. w .im u

Assumes Entire Management of KSi^Sui."""'*^'^'**''

Harry K. Main Midway Shows

Ivfirta ant t^lli ••wan,

nun it'inHt rar Sr^S^he^Httiiuiito!tir>t^fi™*- «BCMdIU nMIt Mr UJ Ow

ITMt Hue Sl-at tt« Suit K. Mlbi Bin

.THE QREAT PATTERflON SHOWS Sl £iat Cr

SiSr na ilfadnoM li ilulat t* aipHHrM tta Man, alH «• f»n pit *in aoS

rKn, SMkr •K»«i^V»T CH-t ^ tm. »BRAINERD IN CHICAOO

kam, Jnu 31.—A. T. BalMrt. aiiucir

Si,™,"!.?

^^^t tTiI^^^^MII M^tft nil W""**! "DO (•*!!•.• Till Jibow on '"J"""- Mr. mill»nm« Ii im'tlQl

"SUPERIOR MODEL" CARRY-US-AILS 5l

SUPBHIOR r

dvm discount the beautiful 'SPE-\

CCAL. MODELS" that luive proven so '

|)Uliii1:ir in past yeora. 8UFERI0BMo.\ol Carry-llH-Alto are tho laat won"iTi iicrtcctlon. Btuddea wilt) bundreilBof Bj'egial bevel-edge French PlatoMiiTnrs and a mullltude of electrleUnhts- C. A. Worlhain eayB at his naw

rrr 4*r> It StiiT*t«i F^nat Crmooiw.-iiS. ¥0NX1.I.«.

MADAM QtROUD

orlh nsopio

WANTSold, repaired, exchanged or leased coin operated ma-chines of all kinds. Let iih know what you have orwant. Wi-itf for our prii^c list on ri'lniilf-, ninchines.Addrcs-= P. 0. Boi No. 178, N. S. Slaliwi, Pittsburgli, Pa.

CLARK'S WAR EXHIBIT

CI. niiiifi » BDv wA rat Ahnm

UmjitiT tOKWi. Tke Mr wai Isterrcd hi Iba

HARRIS RETURNS TO CHICAfiiT

BUY IN PITTSBURGHPhoto-Plioto

^MMTila.^ 100. tt»; SM. tMe^^

^i®^ WANTED, High-Class Outdoor Free ActsWMS^MS.

BRYIESS DOGS, SLUM, LUGlff ^EVEN, PADDLE WHEELS ind TICKETS.Stock On Hand Write for CatBlonue ImmRiliato Dulivcry

VIXMAK ( PEADIMAN, 12) Peinl An., PinSBURGH, PA

lO UMl rtPT inmial CtkfuiUTO tUMLATfO UPBlSOd Wl., JVI.r VI

_^J3wGs FIFTtEIITH ANNUAL OLD SETTLERS' REUNION Oni^f Pa a

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ETans* Flashing Star

joHiiMy J. jowy sxpoaiTioH,

Minet H. D* Pfovad a Big OiMBOVS! THIS IS THE ONE VOU HAVE UX BEEN WAITING FOR

The Greatest Sensation of 1920The la^ and mA beauGtal

CHOCOLATES

CONCESSIONS

m Pidisil in Brown-

GEUMUIBROS.IIIN(APau& HIHN.

±rr HM udif tvB Mrfofsicn and two ^uh^mil iiBttliis « Molilliiii no mlBDlDi. imnlIflM^ mnt <MmiM^4uicIbi, WI*. KIIIJ Iw-

ITiirTr Id Snqiie ^ pnst tfrirt and nntnlDuouimr. CbUI UirTT »*ts »«TluUk1td lU-

Send your ordeis right away, bo youam net id on Uiis money-tftviDg teductiDn.One-third depomt inquired.

CT. LOOIS DOU MANUFACTURIHQ OOlMyMl - «T.tOUtl.l». I

Corey-Atkinson Sliows Combined'

PILLOW TOPS, HANDKERCHIEFS

yOGEL SOUVEN IER CO.,fc MBlMpa. iROOMmK

I

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Xlie Etdlboard

iGARNIVALGARAVANSBy A LI BABA

Every Carnival Owner

rS'.-:3..",.S5,"KsM:*-^s s.'S's:i5S-is'£rss«s ^^SSSST!.^:ri?.-;:.-a ™o -rcpeb. .n mex.co 's^m""^- mn herswll cd., inc.

,JI1!1 1. -rBrL '" "'""^''-'•^

BABY" ^^^tt^^»»»

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Xit e B I i l>b o <i IT'

iis^s?^^ SHUREWINNER CATALOGNo.89—'""^"gj,^,'"iB^—

N. SHURE CO.,

SEND IN YOUR REQUEST NOW FOR

IT WILL BE REM>y FOR MAILING JULY 15th'

i tavMa* MlM b RMi Miis^

t CHICAGO^ ILL.

RAINCOATSNewest FAD for SEASHORE Workers or

Beet Adaptable Slip-Over for Street Wear or used over&tMag Suit- Made in tJaee materiala.

FEATHEnreiaHT MIA CLOTH S3.$0HEAVY WEIOHT " 4.75SILK FEATHESWQfiHT - _ 8.75urdered only in three rizes—Small, Medium or large.

me ganneat caa be used tor Men and Women. L^tvpi^t coats can be rolled up and carried in pocket.R eight, 20 ounces. Samples Eent af additional populitrsellers in snappy styles at low prices.

Ordera shipped irn.Trtedi<tteIy, Ortf-half cas7t tvith

KEWPIE DRESSESFOR THE FOBRTH

Made of silk erepe paper. Flowered and plain de-eisns. Ready for immediate ^lipmeut-

Three-Piece; Skirt, Bloomers, and Hate,

PRICES

$75.00 Per Thousand8.00 " HundredSAMPLE ASSORTMENT, $1.00

EDER MFG. CO.4»J-415 THIRD ST., ,

MILWAUKEE. WJ5.

onto vartT'p ncBtatisff of ^

LjDcA. K7., be myt.

th* flbcm MTB wit jinit «ni Btt cmrrr aor -

Note These Special PricesCOODOIIirilinilllllVm EEiyODROnDEKIN NOR

c6inOlij»TED Nil CO, 1« IMi WiOi SM, -

HERBERT RED LABEL"The Perfect Sales Board"

Immedlat« deVveiy OB all BMm tmn 100 to 9^600 holes.

WriW today tar HEW MN IM.

HERBERT SPECIALTY MFG. CO.unm HMotutiinn •> Stta Burfc GnMMy. I> IM WwM.

722-T32 Fe<!9r»l St.. - - CHICAGO, U.S.A.

NOTEMT PUCESOir Prices JUmslliLiiiftCMVnllH

ROSE O'NEILL KEWPIES

CO, ALFRED MUNZER. Mfgr., tlHH E IW lU MEW YO«K

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HEADQUARTERSFOR THE BEST LINE OF

Pudgie, Rose O'Neill ICewpies, Bewtyand Peachy

UNBREAKABLE DOLLSnude:, nuc dressedand withwio

AUO THE

FAMOUS LILY DOLLWRITE FOR CATALOGUE. LARGE STOCK. NO DELAYS

UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO.22S North Desplalnes street, • - CHICAGO, ILL.

GET THE BEST VALUES

Id manicure SETSFOR THE LOWEST PRICES

Carnival Caravans

be rimij AO* atlrgatltat

I sea tl 3. and you nill bi

All

a West _

siie. funey phuh .

full slzB tool^ BiUMd Rmch Iraiy handles,

>. 3—U FtecU .».»....'..>«.... $2.75

—17 I

ROHDE-SPERCER CO.

LnSW.IUIsiaSt,lh|l.l-Z, Chldil, w.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiuDl^ ^

CANDIESFull Line Special Packages

For Candy Wheel TradeWrite for Prices.

FRAIVK E. BLOCK CO., Atlanta, Ga.iimimiiiiiiiiiitiiimiiiiiiiHimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiHiiHiriiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiii

BUnUYDOUfiHHUTS

SEU RW NU MTALOfiUElUncI Mofdhilni B*. «• lil*ln,ih .

PERFECTION DOU. CO. . Ss^'E———_ Ti^aS,

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T ti e 'Wt 1 i 1>oa rd JULY 3, 1920

AMERICAN BEAUTY

Prices for July Only!AMERICAN BEAUTY

No- !9-C<4«lU Iblr $15.00 DOZ.r-m« [».>>.. 13.50 DoK.

BEACH BABE!!iL'p3Si'«rin"^^"..°^ $11.00 Doz.Our Ni. u. nctad ii UROh!.'!!!!. 9.00 Doz.

14-INCH MOVABLE ARMS"

' 'i'JSU^fcfCf!'* *T6.00 Pep 100wiiHc^i.uHi>R«in.»i'''»C'ilto:u: 65.00 Per 100i.u.,H-«.n. i^ubw,!. 26.00 Pep 100Tirr.. ,.!™ Crrp. I>RS« 7.00 PCP 100

TOP MONEY GETTERS.

WESTERNJOUSM-mNv.MlilpirSr CHIMSO, ILL

Stevens Bros.' ShowsNE iWIIES, Wamger

Playing as adTGrtiaed. Big money spots everywhere.Want Platform or Pit Show. Ten-Cent Concessionsalways welcome. JOE HUGHES, Manager, thisweek at Woonsocket, R. I., Auspices Veterans ofForeign Wars; week July 5-10 at Framingham,MaBS.. Auspices of Amerlc.-in Legion.

SEND $1.00 AT ONCEFOR SAMPLE

"

H»N ^^^^^^B^^DOZ.BIGH3EST FLASH OF THE YEAR-Drewed in egk. Moimted on pedcatal. Po«ittv«ly un.breakable. Send for circular. Get my pricee on silkand aatin dresses. Runs paper dresses up a tree,

rn HSNCPH North Clark Street,CU. nHHOCn, Chicago, ill.

FORCONCESSIONS

BRACK'S

Ed.A.Evans GreaterShowsCARNIVAL COMPANIES

WANTED-SOUTHERN EXPOSITION SHOWS -WANTEDF-OR TWO BIG 4m CELEBRATIONS

StroD* Miuleltuu. SpeebU BBrllone tbst can sund sood treatment and real I Will maka maileon salary. David Arrteoll. BrndmaBter. Jdbi received brand new BoveH? I

laakl -lO-iB-l- Top, SSiIOO. Will turnish to /eal fit Showman, Ben Karr.l ""O""! P^V topirrlte; cms olfvr yoB swell prDpoaitiDO, j bo In A't hSip&

Wtn plaea IOd^d, Wild Wnt, Dok and Pony. Tbm the Falls; amrl , _j » ... i

gov. J. A. IMCy, Oaii. aawifc - - - W. A.—

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PROMPT SHIPMENTSGUARANTEED

TO Man Mi suESBun opeutoisir your Knives direct from the world's largest numufactnrenfsure your ordere will be shipped on the same day we recei

them. Don't risk costlv delays and disappointmen (s. Low-prices to Jobbers. Every man that eccs odc of thc»

Lifelike Phelo Handled Kaives

li Hiliial Mor'ill not ot^y buy for buudf but fdr

hts friaads alao. Write us todi

mtbout fsil Sot Iwdsome

BqiMibinEEnw Mgrnt mad fl»Mt mttOom al

moeil RULE CUTLERY CO.>t. 118. 212 N. SHELDON ST., CHiCAQ07

THESE 13-INCM DOU.S$24.00 Per 100

$23.50 in SOO LotsDRESSES$7.S0 X?PER 100 Ji'ttV

$7.00 K,SIN500LOTS

3 'TSSUiii:^^'iSS!^Mh.9ffSJSt"m M-MILTZni

I ofbst,I 1 . ' .™ ™«, tarn .. tn. -.innj- uaoi tnw1 bloomer Utntr." Iin dwiitnl M. .orvlm (n- Ihc

^andBkirt, ^^£'u^\^J.Z^'^lJT^made of (i3mr™H«. B3*T''Boret md'i^ri^ ttJL.J

the very finest JK?™ V, 'iS"""i "'"irilk crepe papa-, kmdc. bI!^' ^.

'^OIle-haU deposit, »>iim«ni -X i»« Vntwcl sum Amr ud *[»-

-^balance C.O.D. I-^^'E'^^

CARNIVALTl^IR DOLL CO.

I rUBR.IIiM. KARMIH sr..

FAIR WORKERS AND HUSTLERS!irSASOREMl FOHHIEIT OF FDHHV NOKSt 71 HOURS Or PIEOHREI

THIS IS THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY IN THE n. S. A.' n 60 days!m, NOW RE-THE FAMOUS WALLV8 CARTOONS, In baa

HINTED, COMPLETE! The biggest seller for the- - - - - •- - It WAIXT. the Great Doughboy

_ booka aclls everywhere on BlKbt.Sells for $1.M easy! Coals yoo $30 per bundrcd. plus cbargea.

ai6 W. titil Stnel, Chioto, in.

TWO BIG FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONSROSELL GREATER SHOWS

SURPRISE WALKING DOUS SvXSV.S&Sr-S" 2'i"fil.B'.SS}L«-1S.»*B1l.'!!lm. S7-^~-™—«~«» miiTioiius. rr.man thk billboabd.

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X t» «'^^ i 1 tl>oa ir d JULY 3, 1K0

HERE WE ARE AGAIN

NEW YORK CITY

ON AND OIF THE LOTS

JtUBT tn itUl mmdKlnjt what lb«t lb*

!» (Mad «t Mlwa 1» — jt iw

BE YOUR OWN BOSS

SSetiJIOOAWeekEasyMAKINO

Black ft WhttePhotos Direct

Post Cards

•Sw Daydark Camera

ftiyi. Grab TUi Oycl;!

STOP LOOK READ' DONT GO WRONG

BE SURE OF YOUR FOURTH OF JULY DATEBOYS, U»K THIS ONE OVER

Auspices Police Relief Associationmd Only ' "

ibridge, u., wee

41 DT, Asst. Mgi

SRIDDIEMEII WANTED MIMI-EMEII

Hree A-1 Oriddlemea irith one of the best oook-jiousea ondie nad. Bert of salaries and boBua. No bums or tri&rs.Cbaclia Slaztin, Williapi Casey and Bay Hodges, come cm.

Transportation allowed.

OLIVER|AN£MINARDZEIDMAN & POLLIE EXPOSITION SHOWS.llMOaaapalia, InA, MMk •«Jwm aitll: Bidlart. In^ VMk «f Ju(y 4th.

FOR SALE CHEAP

4 TEN PEMMET MXnS, MSA K.^4 BOX BALLMXEVS. ^lOT MCI

C. W. ELMOD. UNMln. Heb.

BROWN'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY

,=.A-.-,'.;.v.rj.3t B«f—

Wanted for Wortham's World's Best ShowsTWO MEN AND TWO LADY MOTORDROME RIDERS

Address Superintendent BOB PERRY. Can place capable pit show manager and toltets. WaBtinod dWpg&r]s. Can use high-class pit show freaks or any extraordinary attimfioiL OKden. Utah. Jolr ftth toltth: ButLake CSty. week July 12th. FRED BECKMAN, Manager.

"B—m •«Hjr on w unn, ow»

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HEADQUARTERS yiSS

CHINESE BASKETSDoirt be mislead; buy direct from the manuiacturer&AD orders shipped same day received. Order dired^as we have no Eastern Representatives. Compareour genuine Chinese BasKets with && imitaaons

£1?^^™*™^ * " " HEADQUARTERS FOR GENUINt CHINESE BASKETS. to h m.^^ SSST

KINPEL & GRAHAM, 785-87 Mission St,SAW FRANCISCO, CAUF.arrruTinil Shed Writeis aid uAlltnilUn WbttsStun Wffkm

lbs •bca-i. Is i» pUrM at tkt mh mA m

Cwnini Workar*. Paddt* Wh»BtTHtman, SalKbeard Man, «

Writera and Peddiart:

JEWELRV, CLOCKS. WATCHES,JEWEL BOXES, SILVERWARE.

NOTIONS,NOVELTI ES AND CARNIVAL GOODS

WHIPS, RUBBER BALLS.BALLOONS, ETC

ig Lin* Dolla and P«fdl* Wheal*.

Shryock-Todd Notion Coa8^-824 N. 6th St, ST. LOUIS, MO. I

WANTEDREAL CmCESSION AGENT °

br CuHly, Qntm and othw Whedi. c

II to Joiy St hMm, MM, Ju& S to;

MRS. WELCH APPEALS FOR AID

Hn; Piidlu Wricti vHiH Tta BlUbned Ibit

llmicir. As Nuirntlle. Ind Is c-liwi

0 JiJB^lbe K. o^'sutsK^ eiimn,' but

DOLLS WITH DRESSES$30.00 PER 100

SILK CREPE PAPER DRESSES

^fiXa Per lOD. <7J0 Per 100. tn'sOO loU

JOHNNIE BEJANO,OF THE

C. A. Worthan Exposition Showsto right paofila. AH mr^ Mm pmWrite or wire. J. J. BEJANO, C. A. Wortham-Show^ FabtnanC, Nweek June 2S; week of July S, Superiop, Wis.

ZARRA'S GREATER MONARCH SHOWSWANXa fn West Virginia, to begin Mon-

iiy n, uisan, n. \ a. uiher big ones CO lollow 10-ln-l oroney-eettlnB Shows. ^"^^ have^Hersch^-Splllrnan M«Ty-

ew more Concessions—Palmli

( E»gi AatD SjMdwus ud •Lmiiir Aim eood Aganta'On percentaBS OT Salary. We are playlns tlis mooey tOTilbry.

IS'Sl^T'siSEU ^.?;*S,'?r'.' " "^B* »ny.o< tt.cmno cm. Bock WaahliollPR oaan oil GKN. MQR. JOB

H. C.L. CONTESTS1920 SENSATION

ctlttaU lilJMnl tat «wk WU* ka

fBreesisarshrs

BACK TO WORtHAM

MOUNTED ANMAlj and BffiDS

ATLANTIC Sl PACIFIC BIRD CO.. 327 W. Madison St., CHICAGO

' RMenrmr. Hlasourt, tortbDO. No Ucciue and ne give you aPwcontaKPH. E^-erytlllnp Boes.

Acidreas J. L. CHAMBERS.WANTED rj^*?. '^^t,

WMTll Mfal Conpaii)! g£Sm J'SKy-.'Sss CHINESE: BASKETSj

RMenrmr. Hlasourt, tor your open _..„__ ./ n»e In aart.- Haa CMntfea cMtw. taasds. larBs rine. Orders shipped same Okt,BIWER AND WIPB VIMTOm aa rM«lv*d. Price. F. O. B, Ctnclnnati, $&00 per set. E5% deposit raqnteed <»

L o. Bi™. gfBPni xEnt B* ggRJfc ORIKHTAL ART CO., 1430 Walnut St, CinetlwA OMo.

-""^V¥^^£ VhM Fanoas Caplain Bray's Greatest Water I

W 1 IT MIMvan Hum iack COOK. W ewliK cnatiwlDa wW .

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' IS' The mil JULY 3, ma

nffll 1 HDCOClO mwrt«tSl«lMlWt«li»wiOr» —tan. ™t>k MO* wy^M^ CwwJwriH. IW»

UULL UKtbStSFRISCO EXPoarrioH shows

n Rseherier, Minn, W*^ JuiM 28;Faribault Minn, Week July &—

Bath Imfapandanea Day Ccle-brattoni

•U^trtlbnHr qa Sitllilir, latj S. inl Pirl-

STOF" LISTEN EX>OKWHO HAS THE TWO REAL 4TH OF JULY SPOTS?

JHARRYJC^im ^

Ciftp*' EatmalDDMt ConinFE^ Cor Itit tvrau

WADEandMAYSHOWSWeek of June 28tb, Alma, Mich.

AUSPICES OP AMERICAN LEGION.

Week nf Julv Sth Owossn MichAUSPICES OF AMERICAN LEGION,

Week of July l2Ui, Jackson, Mich.AUSPICES OF AMERICAN LEGION.

WANTED^Uanaeer and H«Ip tor new Mansela Wfaiit. BxpeiteneedHelp on Merry^-Round. Man to take rfiaTBe of Cook House: also

FOR SALE—Thru ths V^U:; Shnw. BulU bv th» Zarro-UrBPr Con-

aeU^T^ri-. ..

.^. ... ... -. -

coiinict. AiiJrt.-,i WADE & MAY SHOWS.

COMPLAINT LIST

Tha Billboard Rciivaa many eem-plaint*^ from manaBora^^and ^°**>^

liihaa balow a liat of luch eomplainla.with the name and addran of the com-plaininB party, ao that paraona havinga Icgitifnata inlaraat in tha mattap ma)mika further inquiriaa fnun tha com-

Tha publication of tha Hat doei notimply that tha complaint ia waflfounded, and Tha Billboard iiunm nomponiibility for auch infapmation atmay be S'ven by tha complainant ta

cauphmiin,"' tCLrmnxe.

""r''t""*. Bd ^Uclolrvb"Caiy i^tM.. Sotte S, U3S Pine Aic.

stw Ink aa.

HUBOLP VEItV POPULARmcDMilp wim kll otdUiiif iKiThonil lAnmi. andMajnulH. ftpMUl Ajceql C}irl»tT nrtalDlj

•vptkH bmll Mr. and Mm- Harpoa la

MINER'S MODEL SHOWS

WKHTED WASTED WMBTED

MAJESTIC EXPOSITION SHOWSWEK OF JULTaSlk SHOWS W JUL DNDS,

C^m"^ ^SMt'SSft'Sa**^« or lutU Ms ut la tiaallai iiiinSnaa! x'V.'^wS oLan^M^^

raaiar (mniiin, dar tad idiM.

lo»"Ki»/Hot*iw B«<^ H^at

m liTSt Witt Nt luiaM at jUtoMr

Wanted Musiciansd haa bootoaj >o|ia ttatfl Mariii M. IML Koar with r. Z- Mtdt North- u t«

it«m SbowB, tratn OMobcr IS. Bookaa tor aaran FUr^ 'Tiiia with Jack- Tbt «itville (Fla.) State FUr. Koreniber ZT-Deeembar H. nntn Mandi It. Saiaaata. '^^^JFla.. ninter resort. Always pleased to bear from real Masiclana that n ._

^

'^SS Oh^^^7?\''"t,°J """^S""*'™S*"™' Oetroll. Mich, until July 3t Fremont, CRAMER A FA8AH SHOWS

1 WANTED Motordrome RMersks^^^WiU pay J40,OQ per week. Wire Bonceverte. W. Va., June 38 to July 3; Lynch- """n letrr Tnaa In rtnn^St *av la iMh„nr Tni„ 5 ,n in FRANK WEST, Mann A Waafa Bright Light Shorn "mj''uj^ it tw> Uw «sj^s^^s-^ MORSTER CELEBUTIOR, LIHLE FALLS, MIIIH.

JULY 5-6-7Pint celebration in six years. SO.OtD people expected. WANTED—CLEIAN 1

CONCESSIONS. We have aeven Eajids. Da,y and Night Flreworka, PobUe '

fltnakfaiK. etc. Showa and Rides contracted. WItb <

: J.C;. BOBERTa, eara American Lagion, - Little Falla, Minn, j

IFOR SALE

Kle^atn-tiill^ina dm

' Am mr PINNBTT AIA^YS, need 12 1 two WHIRI>o-BALI. '

WMa Heib»"^itB Mul. H. E^Mw Ali-BTS, need 1 laoDtha. Oood aa new. Mada at Indianapolla factory Coat !^ fv«n=m-. vic^ Cnwr^ Mr* jfW:

!Si£.'gffl'SyWS'*!l^iR %>^M ".W-W- WIU aen(or M«0.1)0. Addreaa T. B. ALEXANDER. Pot-in-Bay7o. SJS'X^'rSi K!i^^^^B*tW?Si

Wanted for Good Reliable Carnival Company

'

t^-<»>•< ma.

.Merry-Go-Round and Ferris Wheel to Join week of July 2E or August 1 owlns n. B. n». muaae «r MmM rtiain,. ~ i*.«»a_j_— • ion^of our P.lde^people. jGood treatment asaared. Show In- ^J^J .u

j"'1 1

u.*!!?_''5j?^^^K£Cincinnati. Ohio. Vl^ ffT^^A^CARNIVAL COMPANY, Billboard Office,

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Tli <B B i 1tVo <{#

AGENTS, CANVASSERS, COMMITTEEMEN, Etc., Get Your Order in Now for First Edition of

CAMPAIGN TRANSFER EMBLEMSALLpf^ERS. TXLEGWH OR HAIL, nLLED IM WPHmOW MJHBV JUWIVKELEGWH OR HAIL, nLLED IM WPWriOWM HIBV JUWIVK

FILL OUT ORDER. 1

eLOJEBfiBALroiimK^^Factory sid Genenl Office, 260-270 SussuAiil, Nmri;,llJ.

DOLL HEADQOARTERSSCOTCH KID"

J^. / NOVELTY STATUJUtV CO,

WORLD AT HOM E SHOWSEnt*r Cinada for Eight Week^ Tour £Vnitnl. CUL. Jim* 21.—cnulDg (gr el^t >

wcriEi Uiilc AjnDlcu uiiT, the WdtU at Bom* 3EipodUoa SbswM cDdtd tbelr WBMrtownttmnl SatunlaT ud poupd odE onr tba 9Kfiw Tork OntTAL tar Oeieuibar^. tbe 5cnailBf lato «ie DDmlnloa w^m FlTHtH.

town PridHy to mflbe thtir lamr. Tlicj were

p. & p. STATUARY CO.413 Delawara St. KANSAS CITY, MO.punn DOluMD irniiuv of mi. nwn

i BunawnwwriBiw.aum

Zowie-Awk-k-k! i

MUSICIANS WANTEDPATTEBSON-KUHE I

week June 2B to Juty 3rd, Graal Bend, Kami

'S. Georgia Tobacco Exposition Associatioi

SS^iS"^ Si-SfiS-siS'-JS.l'S-ifS ^ Widalia, Georela, August 4, 5 ft 6, l920-___mSff^ ^-^^ r'^STHs^S'^-' Sinjsjsa",

PIESIDENTIAL

'"^"r^ ^SlliS^ SCON'S GREATER SHOWS WANTS

I. BROWDER, Vidalia, Ga. or G. E. \

Plant. People, Plaiio Player, Muslcla^ and 1to strenEthen Band. Stage Manager and amcessions of an kinds, except Candy, CooktiDiVa., June 2S to July 4.

WANTED FOR W.R.COLEY'S SHOWSPATTERSON -KLINE SHOWS SS{r|MS|*rO«j^^ if'i^BS^^B^HS" !̂^

WANTED WANTEDMILLER & COOK URITED SHOWS

-ijj BUCK SKIN LEATHER CATS

l^^i Ht^M STCailORE ^OVELTr CO..

KEWPIE NU MESSES pgl^lP

CANDY GIVEAWAYS Sa-fpSSSWeamaia w

^tii^in^Tfai|i^B flffftl>hMn»Tt1P'H TtAffflTT KISSES and have an unlimited supply on band at all times. All orders shipped some

^Beeefaod. Thnw Btlf«Mh«MliidBibllllMSBC.O. D. Samples, 10c (Stamm.) _^_^Mm ««RaMiMj»<»x/.BftgHx CANDY Inc. 926-92B St. Aublii Aw^ DETROIT, MICH.

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Xhe Kfllboard JULY 3, 1920

4th of July Cdebritknis VAMPNo. 402— iflriw* bicii

$21.00 Per Doz.No. 302—11 tiOm

$14.00 Per Doz.Dressed in fine silk with fancymarabou triimnine^—Rdbbonon wigand wrist.

WOODPULP, Tlnbreakable Com-position. IN Ptr Ctnt DAtiy.

We have a fine assortment of ratting

and standing dolls of about forty

different designs.

Twrni: U% hA, Muh a 0. D.

KNICKERBOCKERDOLL CO., IHC.

U UiptmrJ Slrert, HEW YORK MTY

t.»0r t.m.U tmn.

WANTEDFOR

MOOSE BIG FOURTH JULY CELEBRATIONSHARON, PA., TWO SATURDAYS—JULY 3-11

Shows and Concessions, MARSHALL SHOWS furnish al! attractions.

FRANK MARSHALL, Shuon, Pi., cue MushaD Shows.

A. B. MILLER'S GREATER SHOWSMusical Comedy <

WANT DDK aWANT OrleiH

WANTPrrak;WANT to book

WAISTSHave Minptete am tn

I) People. Have cotnnlete outflt (or reliabla muuger. I

and Sldf-Shnw Ppople for BJb Ten-(n-One Shfnn.or buy Ferria Whei'I.limale Cunceasions ot all klndi.3 Of Southern FaU-B s.lresdy bcmked ud will play tha blgiLUoa in Pemi»lvsnl>,.on tb* Mr**M. Writ, or winA. B. HILUKB, Mgr, Lyiwpt. P., w««k pt JuB» 88,

WANTED— Ridei, Showa^ CmtAm, Etc—WANTED

LYNN'S GREAT nin-SDB CEIIBRATiON

hockdAle park, pi ^•""POSTERS—-t~W CARDS'* I

J. L. LANDES^SHOWS

Xta Uke PiUa-AkbiitloB.GUanan, arn.

fWAN'l'SD—Cemtval Compan^^UM Day TTmIC uuUf Ttadea I^bor Council

PRID T1SH, CMhooton, Ohio.

WANTED CABARET DANCERS

if4thJULYi' CELEBRATIONS

|^ THE DONDLDSON UTHO CO. j

HIGH ART STUDIES

SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. . SHOWMEN AND CONCESSIONAIRESWIXX'S Wopld famous SHOWS

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The BIlTboard

Only 20 Boxes a Day-19££ Proft!COME ON, BOYS—Line up with Davis You have been reading about LUCKY 11,

the Red-Hot Seller, in the Billboard for 10 years. You have seen omer fellows makingbig money with it and promised yourself that sooner or later, you would let it make big

money lor YOU. NOW is thetime to act QUICK. The Big Rush Season is on. Get yourOlder in ric^t away and get your share of'the oig money LUCKY 1 1 is making for thousandsirfmcceiinu agents every day. Doift ffiiss this wonderful opportunity. Send the coupon NOWI

Store

Valne

$335

TonPay

65c

YonSeU for

$150to

$2.00

YouMake100% to

200%Profit

11 hSa valoea, eadi fall dragdlfarlLSr-

XI high diss stindani tfulet aitides wMchm m !» demaad everywhere.ttoreuze. Rebul v^e$3.3S. Costsoron oalv 65e in quantities. Yon sell fw 91.50 to $2.00 a _. _

from 100% to 200% profit. Lucky 11 u the tastest scUer ever pufon the market. Goes Bk» hotokaa.VTIicn you show j;our customer this beautiful toilet set, the flasn and riot of color mU dasds her cjis^

Everybody wants it—everybody bi^a. Don't mtsi out on tlus Big Special Offer.

AaENTSI-TkU Special Offer to

Billboard Readenha Gold nfrneatJa order to start right, send $6.50 and we will fotyratA 10 boxes of Lucky 11 and wcwiDaboincludein your first 10 box order, a beautiful, attractive Dia^y Case abstdutely FREE. Hiis g^ves

you the benefit of the 100 box price on your first order. Dont miss tlus opportunity of a lifetune.

vtin your order for qmck service. One-tlurd deporit required on all C. O. IJ. shipments. We have30 other red-hot sellers which you ought to be ordering RIGHT NOW. Send for list at onc&

BiG MONEY forCrewManagersBa [odepcndcu. Hit* tn tuf Us-pariog binlneM efTDui owD, Have oUwn HoAba anS Bnktna maon loryou. Bpedil dlieouBtto Crtw Muugenoo n>g««nlcn.An Tou k Un vrirtr Then MtCt* fa to Dnb udv tMIM tpcdil Cm* Mnapr iniiodta.

E. M. DAVIS PRODUCTS CO. "^SS^S!

MailCoupon

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THE SCREEN WyRLDHONBST NEWS;VIEWS AND OPINION FOR THE EXHIMTOR/

jW8TBPHBN BUSH-EdHor,

North Carolina Joins M. P. TheaterOwnei^ ofAmerica

OVER ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IS RAISED IN FIVE MINUTES

TO HELP IN FINANCING CAMPAIGN AGAINST PRODUCERST AGGRESSKH»r<LEC-TKmOFOmCERSBr W. STEPHEN BUSH

HUt PolBtr H. T. Dwith I SjOOOtM taotiK." Aasama, BocUniiuia; ff. E

to tBe appnl at Ut. Dtnuii, »nl; B. E. EiOUge, Gutonli.irmtr KnmiMil bj ya. Tina, Limbm. Oiiua. Itt elgcUa

Hi Ur. CotMB til* vtu ^Hifi ArUnii t

Man. I. T. INoOM. Ife OrKT. a B.

« MKted HlH BHIA dsN* to BstoDA K. BUI OI

: at BlilUir « luiic- in tks lUi nr In tHitb» iHElBIIlls -b) IHU tht SUM of North Oustlu at tk* Cl*TeIul «!• «u maid le b> iMlr alBiil WO-OOOl H» m-inmt FletDMt ts *) nnnBtlon. Sit Sill to rpWu Uiaiiktd tht iniiM tUg roUv vlth tut gt AjwlatX Pn-It gsm* at Ola moat MegitB tat tlnlr aoOdaice. ud ukel (or dnwA wUch, he cUUiiEd, Hkcd Mil' (tHU

(ISO tor > plenn st slmUu qnaUtr fur tlK— J or durlotte. Tlig faUowlea iuni«a wcR

~ THE EDITOR'S SAYWW* ttM M~ ON THE DOINGS OF THE DAY

at tbB<mmniiD«MJiilDta tt«*lK«tl«HliM F illiili o< tt* «r»t ilu neic UifRlT TOO lUHT OBmUWVS ^CTLBB waa on tba map. The popolaxltr of Utn <n. and n» flii

rmcta^McMr. « <iDe.tioM or taia- Last I saw » BtOttT acenlo pic- plettlre depends and will Indeflnlte- T''^^„^^J^ "^J"~' '

..f? !TTT*y.. tore in one flC th« BrsiidK^ theaters l)" conUnno to depend od a reasonable zL^T^^tt'."..^ «_ Tjt,«^ KhOchwaanearfyapirfledbyOieniuner- Pf"=e ctf^lintedon. Anotlie

many of these raeanlnBless titles tn all yot Ml

I OS 1" ana ligldatioii. Baimd K. mn. nt plotnrea, but this was a parUoolarly f*"— .__ —, _„ .

FHubon. chiinnu; s. D. Cncn. Ur. bad example. In one place a man iras tWS CBMR tM pMTMt MBIta tbat aiteiUilas' Iht SUd^ ni* Sueottn Wmmlltc<w*fT'. A. E. EKildn and b. Udaii. seen nalldne on the mountain aide, and ever tried to miT . - wUI aU* iMkt q> Uu ^OHtlia at Die mli

Twoit of Oe munr Annd tutt the followlnB title waa Saehed on the „.„ ™™™, .™„ ™ «r the oii»iUilliio «» b. b*EetfOi. le^.t nrrt^H. mHTrt «reen: -TThe anbUme raonntaln la 5«te ™° J-tbrtwea*- —

«a._».lini>i . iri«."iiiL««Ji I>?"«? tadilferent to the atrsBSlea of Uttle BCRBBNki^SI'SIIL. -— —™™ - ™

Tbia la what 1 woold eaU 100 Twice now within a few. days bHI^ ir-twt Tiltb^iS^nflieiMnW^_ ____ mt b-n-n-k. Tltlea are a Bood women who are renter pattons ot mo- piou us »U* nmt at ibe leimllnir

I C»4«tUli m alB annUitd: W. B. '"^B sntdee. We an love the quiet tlon picture theaten h&ve ipoken ti> tbt Hanetlon Uica UJonM dM «ih At

. 31c VmuA. O. K, Bnn aad A. e. enide. who 19 conli'nt to etay In the me on the prevalence of crying men on nUBt fiiIiidi iiiurulBamiiB bat hum i—

d

MbBcfcsroana. and who only siwaltii when the sereen. tMually the toushest sort 1"' olilbliom *at aooittj win >a ipHl »

uMr ipika OD Ht Importam at Bjkt- he has aompthlns; to .lay. We like the of men, minen, cowboys, all ronBli ">i"iUiio. n itixc «t V» Mt-eutswd cmBnUp wn. bt gqide who leavps a little to onr Imagi- Western types, burst Into a flood of «™UiWs over nntu MoMiy asMM

^SHir^"/ -^-^^"we"a™^d™fai: r'a^7^s.''rhT:rh:!;''s:f"m'^^ ^-Sx^es^i'^^ <^<^^•t^r^^^^pj^ w^k^'^n^^^n^aeir.^ih: ;;''°th\^?^«™™^and''wZ'havrc^ £v£SHI"^EH^sH£--^Skml "^"t^l^^^^SiDK Blare of the limelight andwhow wag- tracted the habit of hilling as yen and Tf'Sta reViTiViUrt wti? I^im™oi^^°to an"

na Bmaod (or tba airiitun nWai It »n* longne reeslna no aaalstanee from i contract the habit ot using the left i-^T " dni.llnio torj ot mfii eoatiarta t» the ot-

tta — -* aa Bat* la a* lart B»>t brain Is one of tba moat Infernal iiond are seen In movinB otaBe-nps, ibw' Wa urn Uu lanMn at isiior.

awM SS?*!?"* ^ * »w»rlmed and hardened featares m^"™ oot lo .ipi mr csgaet aa "bm *^_ _ . — - — ^ . . « . .

a „^^t ^U, «rtb«l »!«. - — • -

ta iMBiiT na nwtM arwomen this talso type ot

iJ; ,^5^«ma veau nnloiibtaAIr b. POPULAR PRKES WIN not apiwal, and It to only ft» oiKtXmt -TJOMda PJATSBMASKY a:!D

ittHiIM Of Uh ouDlM itgD. ' _ ^. . ^ the Bake of the women's feelings awt FiIumUTHMUI,^ HOT » lAUBThe Capitol management, now In the men Keen from booing this sort oC nto ooanatlOB Tim wub smt ti'™ tun

BttoD wta la tte addii of hands of Bothapfel, baa maOeastep tn spectacle. There are too many tR]s«. «Mwiv •atmanau at tba pome and nvTKr. wabrt 0. Panma. the risbt direction by redadng the stereotyped flgnres on the oerean, A at wan SUhI tba antlas gletna IidaAir.

IBM, a^ vu Urittd w a prleea of adrntsston. now 75 eents top^ *a)BwllDg killer" Is the most tonshaUs Ve bdl«a tbat th, fnant awliauMe aBKta

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The Billboard Reviewii^ Service

Dm plot !

I

OVER $100,000tviJl be spent in advertising

iPHUNiiinnf: (Based upon the Author's CDpyrighted play of the um« titla)

, mciL^r. <,«^ ^ A picture that will supersede any so far produced.

"HOMKR eOMU HOMII'

I mmr lift.

wUc* Ur. Mr i

THB JOVOU* TRMIBLKHAKBR-

m»m ulltll ! iHiT

Written by Frederick H. Jamesand dedicated to the

Hononble Nathan Strauss

b tins picture the autlior lias evolved a serieis oftieart throbs which ena>mpass every characterof purity, benevolen<^ thrift, obedience, pliilan-

thropy, kindness^ chairitv, mercy and the full

gamut oi thought And this picture has beendedicated to the Hon.Nathan SttauUkthe fillerof the greatest charities and the mod flfilendid

humanitarian that ever lived.

MARGUERITE BLESSiNGTON(ThaCounteu dF th* Scnan)

who is cast for the leading roles, will withoutquestion add sufficient ciiaim and personality

to cause this pioducUon to rank wim the be^ffnotbetter.

REALIZEthat every foot of film will vibrate with Action,

Hfstety, Love, Romaace and Trai;edy. The pro-duction will be more fer-reactSng in its eHectsthan "Civifiiation," more vital than "btolerance,"more grippfaig than "Tbe Birtli of a Nation."

Apollo Motion Picture Producing

Conqmny of Amenca, he.Suite I001-I006 Columbia Theatn Buildins, 47thStreet, off Broadway, NEW YORK CITY, N. V.

Ui bttOT food u

"KINQ BPBUCB"Hodlcin* Ccrporattoo pletnn, BMtMu

'WORT'.or KINOV

la cbflired Or Bobbit os lind

TTlc**rT wtlh the JoclKj—irtitch

HKncnAimmra tauibVeer veor-

TO B^JMOI PHOOHAII

CAUTION SLIPS

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AW"

MOTION PICTURE LAWSIHM4 ttH IMM aC 'J

CONNKCnOUTJOT ' i»

SPEaAL PRINTED ««%fifTT?H"gft««P*-

ROLL TICKETSIRva

Thoiuand,Ten Thoiuand)nftean Thousand.TwMitj-Fivo ThoiuandiFtlty Thoiuand, -

One Hundred TliauiandiTHE mo TICKET AT TMg SMALL

18.00 irtt ^ tmmtyutmm yt

"Sr:r:nSi^.2lsy?W*' IJ iwriomt tici«t cou, - tmmokin, p«.^HUMM at UU I in bi ^— i

OkoHr HI. Hit. 8«etlwi tbMt ot duptei W at pnbUc icti alia biij tor panw atla 1t> lutiu inu- .

bjaWlMlllW to k* Oim^kMM Mo imon ibiil opstts motlBt ptctnr. ma- at U* ttM •£ iHh ••1*. chut

mnrr Mmlnr of tUi wtndnlMa W Om l*k

itEaoLimoN' FATOMStt nroBPgwpraT

or 14RC« MM faz tnv maeblu br oifbrdnrrD Cli by lima vapadtj. Aor panoa vlolatliic a

aui aaUl Kta ot thli act ihiU be fliia4 Bst win urni mlii^^MVni nianM > Wht M, Ufa^ BacUen rsur of chipur SOO An Mian, at InvdaaHd hi sata Uai 1

n. aa Ika snta boUm aar vaallr. kmtaUam « tM pnUhi acu a( ItW la kan*r lapaalaC «an « Mk. UManad Uaj u, mi.}' ^..^ Bm. a ma ari ball tafea fMte Ita

la fiubitinf era, mm am

dUkt tUara beCns aqaal. tfi

inattta akaU nu tr (to •<«w mmenaur tt *wk BMttet fk*. •> aa—1 ftk wtt m aanm w it» fM lag flwwim mi tk* m

J*nlaa irtaUr* ta S""

«KlMnMtt«CeMi M-al (C Ik* nt anaMM if HV y**!*". ** *

ni(« tMt lib tUbla WbawM, a

aaaiaaak.r (fta aafaM *t (Mk liaudM at fki ntta. UfsimC A>fM «^ ''M??']

ta InJniT hj lb* aparaU

' China la pTopflaiJ to ba oparatfdi nay dl* with '

' ilM anpactaiaiait «I Stilt poIlM aar obtacUiai

a>'a>|miiM. Tb*J

a >*aUiiB netn 1b«|-

^ .—rr ^. «f .rtb aWaalfcp. iM «tar tfca wpUaaat tar a,«4Ti«, Ttal wa Wait. ««r .Ortl »M BdM-f^|- - *n. int. Cbaptai IW^JIW^^ ^ ^ aM urUtatt »r B^Ua* ta Ida capj at dal^Mnn tnuda ^lUta^Mea ^OaaSd

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CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL NEWS $2b dir. If SPARKV CIRCUS HAPPY

-

SHI nek. Club Ls>(nuu CmtehM in Cam

:moDt k«« « «»« Bin*. Tie ti^ fptwtm CImM famlir in niakliit u

' - - ipn-tal t™io ^ euiMi hMcI nUl b* la 111* n-mt lut

tr P»«Wj| Sarvlca far ahmvs Maving wuw^Aiuu* u4 ObM «t Fmm >^IB FflaM and Pauangar Bervica— ^xirr bin iilDrni i Ubnl u4 bnatoMid Cm- Cm

CffaaUva Until Changcil Ae- «e« m «- ]«•(. n.e laitcfmoct tMi Bar- «i—.•* =

SwJ^ ^«u>**M^*wnw^'«r^M^ KftaiyniiriM .rf"'uii°'&«3 ^^^^^ ir*B't^'^'°4Ti"'^j^^S'

l^^^^S ""SSSfrrC ^^S^ffi

LUNA'S CMAWtOTf Ba Hrid In iMHi Mmm, Ja^

a'^'ac'&^SSS'iMlRt^M'laAlcnor^

iVtSSj^^rSS dV;MVi;riSrpVrL"«.ri^r.tarf"tor,ri^^^ robbins leaves veal sros.

._ ^. Ebon Id ItlfbBOBd. elr^ Soadir monbir. imr Da wbH tbt- uAv aunwft ^^-j »d aHln4 Im todMr- la tb* fotm tfwir «v ilioirpd, TbLfh-«u oiilr nana MU

MBW* b tomitw M. aaMcS^ matt pH*!* ihmbi nribottaioaaaintaacuothi TaM 3Cv K. >B( S*L-«b* una* STT^Ii^' ud r«iwi..

-i:r""°-rL'"jr^sS^m'^^slO^s^^ =^s?~asr;^>:

g^;^;^JsS SPARKS' CIRCUS WANTS ^^;^fJsCs-^:

^^M^^^- Trained Animal"Acts ^^^Mk^M

I^£s*ftS«JS»CT'^in7^» /mi™* for*sTde%£w.''and*afd'^ow People." d>?*JS"taBV«S°™£i rtu^'^'''

tS. Tirv-Sila Mintu tmrt mior (ood okim SIde-Sbow BaiMI. flrat-class Blacksmith, two huatllne Candy Butebera. Ad- iioi mbUoi u> wM <hw u »f(T MkiW^^ SilT rama w wt ilxmit dreaaCHAS. SPARKS, Mgr. ROnTB: Ann ArW. Mich . July 3; AnUon, Midi, ban at tkc ibn lu Fna BMb aB4 u>Mnnuc lor »»rit«». aiidjOitaduuMt pttot jMy g; CtaTlKte, Mich, Jul? 6; SC. Johns, Mich., July T; OrWOVtlK Wcb, a'atlMa* .jiljai^. —«.aaa aatJ aafr. ta»^to a pn.p«™ •nm.-STDNET inBE. Jaayl; Iftlifc—on. Mich, July 9; Benton Harhor. Mich.. July It

'

STS^mSS^SrSJm^P^^J^JSFAMOUS BROADWAY SHOWS " WaM^gl^ ^ '

"~ Hi TwiT- g^g^Ll«« Up Fair, in Pannajrhnni. WANTED ™'* W. J.TOWHr UIBTBD «HOW»

.

nave mea-eiasa wararobp and acin do ^^ironK act.. Also want a Fuitrra tA* im «Novelty Act. I>e1 Fugo, wire. Wire W, H. McFARLAND, eara Rsbinaan CInua, gSd Ha »•

-H. u. mill uuHi. >>o n> > imw -—- Mitehell, S. D, July 1; SIdux City, towa, July Z; Fart Dedga, Iowa, Julv 8l «ti* ~~~poM«Ma ri™ at BumRT nwity «rh Da» Molnaa, Iowb, July 6. » > ^„ud who Is sow MRd U IPUU CilT. -Nen.. Tn

f Wanted, Musicians, for John Roliinson's Circus ^.,t ..o... .00.tb..dnn].u«'n>nmii. of Ti>;Buit».Fd. write. AUEJRICAM FEDBRAXKH MJaaaAiar BAKU BarfMn^ VMBhaoa. imd nn^.. .i^ » vI^Tl^ •!

'

•un laa b tooaua ib a^ooa phvK anriii* ERV, BanJinaatwV Mm W aHwift OIra—, Abarjtent Jrm »; WUertown, k<Bn •bonnn paM Ute «nn9 irMt: .

^^^pi WANTED Girie-Brosr^liows WHNTED s^M^^If^

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JULY a, «» Th e' D I i i&ba> d

SUGAR

A-1 PRODUCTS CO.,IktLI. inil.W«fclt. CWMQO,HI.

JAKE NALBANDIAN

ProaraubiB Vanr Favorably at SouthAnd, Ind, HoipiUl

^Meb XiUiuiiu. wbo hM tta Mpota an-

that mil pbjKlvliLU 0in pHjnled.

rptrn [bv bosrtltal mu

GRAMERCY PRICES GUARANTEED

FOR THE SEASONOur Wonderful ConccHsion Fackace Is lllled with tho tilBbMt grade

chocolates !n beautiful picture Up. elnsle layer, Oasfay boua.The Vi-lh. ConceEsEon Box looks lllce a 1-lb. Packed 10 doz. to caseThe l.Ib. Concession Box looks like 2 lbs. Packed 5 doz. to case.

SEND TRIAL ORDER NOW ASK FOR PHOTOGRAPH OF ABOVE.GRAMERCY CHOCOLATE CO.. Inc.. 76 Watts St., New York City

B EC

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jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiii

Silk and Silk Crepe Doll Dresses keu^ie dolls

Cm nimnsA w Uudi Aim. Pr H.IIM, lUBH..>-nll£^SUJC m ud Fug Bnld Inniiud ~

i ii BdlU Odin

SPECIAL

(.•.MuuTiiras. (s&itiio<i),nranfUiiik,K

I's anus VWnte

mm REDUNE SHOWS SOLD .

Walter L.PouTt Six and -Wgtrt-iBBM* ]3ctmn_VbcMnpiP^^^S'S^^rtSBte. m^^two .

Fnuors SBiow Aeta. Poi—fl. JMr Ij fiW <Mfi^ iK~<TuMii, » ^MHVi'

'

Bi Cheb<^8Ui.a; WMtanadLTl jaOfpLts CM t: O^^Sttm. OdMot;.;Paper and mmjflm. opu. Atofa AWDRtW OOWMI^ Mgr.

WANTED:BAND LEADER, MUSICIANS, PERFORMERS

L wire. Bluefield, West Virg'

M. L. CLARK & soli

FOIR^SALE Tu^J'S^,'i^;J'S~1!.

lEairl's Greater Overland CircusWANTS QUICK

VAKTED EU WHEEL MAN

rORSALEE,

SPELLMAN IN NEW YORKS>ir Totk. Jdup so.—t>dnk 1*. Spttlmu

MIGHTY HAAGSHOWSWANT IMMEDIATELYTzap DnmoMr; Dbnal vac<a; WlHnt Cook House: aounaoHKin. Can «lao me Bom CaiwaamMi. AiMrgaa Clieatr, N. C. July S.

7 Yankee Robinson CircusTRAINMER AND CHALKERS

^ul Barton wire or come on at once. W. M.L^gypt) Thompson, Trainmaster,. Oskatoosa, la.My 2; Knoxvile, 3; Des Moines, 5.

1IL. C. BMHES' CIRCUS SIDE SHOWS

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The^Bl tl boa r d

THE GREAT MIDDLE WESt SHOWSmnb Merry-Go-Roimd to i<nn at once. Will nyyonr aqnues to look this show over. Also wants Talkers and

CUnden and all Undo of Show Hdp. WmtWiW Wort Hands, A«l«JorTen-in-Oiie ltv.J^ heels op™, also Grind

Ohio.Stores. This week, East Akroo; Only rihow thia a H. T. PIEBSON, care of Show.

ST. LOUIS

I w»mt. u^ ft CUT

-iwaaar *> 'ulm of tin KuaCttr teadM* .ftc imM BMn pndsctliiii

ass sJfcSSMsS.-.'iH

DOES 800 PER GENT PROFIT SOUND GOOD?Tnia Is What You Make With Our DECALCOMANIATRANSFER INITIAL LETTERS and MONOGRAMS

\ EXPERIENCEi ^ ^ [ FAKE

biK money can do It with 01

per letter. I&rea lettersbin tlM: you nak* f-S* pnfli. ila

U bs ^Jd you ft; tten w^a^ny^ ' -eKWdtblacouia not setelve him M nic« & Job u . __ . . .

-SlYOU CAN DO BETTER WORK. THANTHE SKILLED ARTIST

oms Ditplay Outfitin»iures iixiS tnehss. SingleOutfit, $S each—Lsti or Five, $4

SALESMENi e made BelUne

r handaonie Display Oatnu toito SDPply Stoi^es. Garages, Tirs

selllnK to tbe auto

An outQt GontalDin

)u!d be 1250 00 w

LARGER PROFITS[ 1.000 letters, cxtm «oW borders, two large bottles of <

bnisbea. etc Price. tlO.OO each. These outflu aie mat, cbWBtns 2t cents per letter and making a, spedaltr of li

to be as represented or money relunded. Will ctasnse jn

£S-W!Svi.f>'* TBAHSFER MONOeRAM SUPPLY CO., Desli B. B., 191 Martrt Street. Hi.

>. CEOWt^. Maat; Doe V

Lagg^Great Empire ShowsWANTS HEIP ON HOES

CAN PUCE MECHANICAL SHOWCONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS, COME ON

Addrc^ aU mail to HERMAN AARONS, Mefanee I^k, HI.,

June 28 to July 6. We woAbm Sunday, July 4.

ZEIDMAN 4, POLLIE SHOWSTo Return ta Indianapolia for Fiftk

([py Dmlrcl al» Msed. andi-ollle In uk mwlir of letal

Si.^SStS-S£r^ WANTED WANTED EilJ^asSS^J^'^'^- For the Big^M* iMdwalfan fa MMiNrMi £

PUBILLANES CABLES fau maK^; — nylMns bet kut. • t

Can Dins aoaa Tm »em.• - * tor wtt» Ike iMv. _ ••Wlnlr" _AIIan.

ifiyj^ jQi^j^b^MtiMInOBKBrSSTAOE SCRAP TffiScRAJG^COIffAOT, "l'iiB.'<lKlSl..l '^yJi'.-lS'

SHOmNOlNWOOOBURV.

"I OLD HOIVIE WEEK CELEBRATION I

-I Hanummton, IV. «Y., *luly lath to the ITtlt, 1&20

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IULY»tW

JOHNNY J. KLINE SHOWS golden rib»on combineda bJut Ku 109 Mi ta

TOMMV DAMATO. tS. VERNON CHAPPELE,

WM. B. DAVIS JACK RICHIE,

BURNS O'SULLIVAN,

f AHP JOHN COLLINS,

MR. AND MRS. DUKE RUSSELL,

HAROLD GILLESPIE,

TULLY, f^"- '^"D f^RS. FRED TRIPKIN,

Lorman-Robinson's Famous Shows-WANT-

FISH FOND, DEVIL'S BOWLING ALLEY,JAPANESE STRING GAME, HOOFLA,

Gloss Needle Game. Candy nam mad oOia' lesttlmate Concesalons that. — .n- TIT—>' " 'emrtraents. Talkers for Shows.

t People. Mldeet

luna SB, Auipiea*ipioea Red Men'i» eentBp of eity.

GOOD NEWS'Dwing to the Creat Dam*nd for Our

MUcFladiDoH^

zi? iooS uiiG

Bishop Exposition Shows. also legitltnate Conceaaions that

eood, reliable and capable Hhoffmaji that csn produceline Coming Weeks now booked,e Celebrationa and

nd more to follow. W. B. Do:

.

Asch. C. J. Oderklrlt. DoEKle Golil,

June M to JulyGEO. D. BISHOP, PiJAMES Gin, ViM-l

QrMse Joints, save

.t, princMOD. N. J, July 13 to July 17. New Egypt, N, J.

M. CHAS HILLDINGER. Smv. and Tnaa.fa. GEO. L. BAWBEY, Managing Director.

FINN & WISE SHOWSCan Place for Big Cel«brntien June 30 to July 10.

Point Pleasant, W. Va.

to fill ortfera immedlataly for any quantity.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO BOOK YOUR ORDERSNOW FOR FUTURE DELIVERY

(WE PACK IN BOXES, NOT BARRELS)

Place Small Amount as Standing Dqiosit

> and Your Dolts WUl Be Packed and ^Held Ready for SluHung Iiiiliiliwi

MlIP Flach nnik S^g-OO ftrBimlfri

CENTRAL DOLL & NOVELTY CO.12S2 ajbonni Afcmie, CHICAGO, nUNOIS

The Smith Greater Shows WantMan to take charge of Illusion Show. Everytliiiig new inctudiogbaggage wagon. King the magician wire._ WatSam SboWB

GREATER SHOWS. Vande^rift, F^, Uaa nait wael^Beaver Falls, Fa. The first .in seven yeais.

FASHION PLATE SHOWS

Wanted for Gate City Exposition Shows

l Celebration July 4tli, Sth and 6tli, at Salem, Neb..

. L diver, balloon jumper and Ferris ^rfieel, also shows and concessione

of all kinds. Can furnish several outfits for shows and concession agents.

Wire FRANK McMAKEN, Pairaer Hotel, I&msas City, Mo., orJ. W. MARTIN, Salem, Neb.

WANT MERRY-GO-ROUND, ALSO WHEEL(fw more Shows and Concessions open lOr tbis date and balance of season.EOGS. OKLA. 4TH JULY, (positively) the largest celebration in the Stale.«ked by American legion and Bualness Men. Heart of oil fletds. Piano

MURRV HURRY HURRY HURRYCENTRAL STATES EXPOSITION WANTS.

) UDiicerE. Don"i

BOSS GANVASIMII IND HUSIGIUS WANTEO

*e>fc **- Hfc I « 1 H^Miwt a*^ a» t > li fc» -

WANTEDFOR A HOME COMING CELEBRATION

CHINESE BASKETS»>! Flaah, Saranlal StyU, Wonderfully Dacoratad. EACH BASKET f i TAS8EIA Ring*, i

in a HaMTmnfMIChinese Coin* e abioltrtely MMatIltr>proof. Will

t, OHIGAOO. ILL.

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Tharlstllbaard

VEAL BROS.'SHOWSTWENTY (20) CARS—EVERYTHING ON WAGCWS

nve(5) Riding DeriiW9,IM Cfariit, CanianD; Gao. Yaunaka, \Vbip; Geo. Rollo, AemilMn OmmhI^ VmI Bm., BU Wbod md Temtiaa-Swin^. Twelve (12) StKxm. No '49 or (Sri Sbmfa. M.. De Cbionk, fifteen (15; piece AU Amcrieaa Band, Steam Calliope, twatty (aOj head Bag.gage Stock, best aa load; J. L. Sanunie, fcKfy (40) Comxenons, every one Icgitimatfl.

Michigan City. Ind.. waak Juiw 28 to Julr 5, inehBivc. throo (3) hig days, on roain streets, auspices Chamber of Commerce; Goshen,Ind.. wrck July 6 to 10. auspices K. of P.: Wabash, Ind.. week July 12. auspins Moose, on streets. Then our Fair dates. Look these o^-er-

Ifarriflburt;. IIL: Charleston. 111.: Mt. Vernon. III.: Crawfordaville. ind.: Covin^on, Ind.; Valparaiso, Ind. Thcu five [5) in OkUihoma.

Ji-NiO.^EAL, Manager.that.

POLACK BROS.' S» BIQ SHOWS

B L4Clw. expert-

AKRON, OHIOSOUTH AKRON

PROSPHtmr CELEBRATIONAUSPICES OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

«.l'„«Ts JULY 19 TO 24FIVEDAYS

EPOIE POLO

BROS. IN TAVLORVILLE

< vSnd tare 9ndAjr a^t^

WANTED FOR WHEATCROFT, KY., BIG FOURTH ~°

OF JBLY CELEBRATIOR

nOMIiaaM BACK AT LUNA

TWO BIG

WALLACE MIDWAYATTRACTIONwvaar. ono, jdlt ard; junsai, an jir 5>

ON THE STREETSWant Shows and CoGcesions. Have top for Athletic Show, FSve-in-One, any Bally Show; Address I. K. WALLACE. CIRCUS FOLK VISIT BROADWAY

f

nEPOBTEO TO HAVE CLOSED

SEND FOR DOLL CATALOGUEIMncb Movable Arm Dollt, 2Se Samplet, Sh S f«i u'^A'iHSf "?jdi?°tiV «S

PERi=XCTION DOLL CO. '^'^^'i'i.if^V'^^lTuT'"

CLOSED CONCESSIONS1144 Cni>brtJa» Anenue, CHICAGO, ILL.

MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR SALE

LAST CALL, WESTERN CANADIAN FAIRSWESTERMAN BROS.' SHOWS

leave Giand Forks, N. D., Thursday moming, July 8th, for Great Red Deer, Alberta, Fair. Want two good, money-SEttias ghowB ami CoDoessioQS cl all ldllds. Want. Talkens and all-day Grinders, Workingmen in all departments.

,

^^•>*W8tMetMr,|)(ipdjalataetai Ql»IldFoil!a, starting Monday, June 28th. Palmistry open. AddressI. C. SIMPSON, Manager, Westarman Broa.' Shows.

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X3\ BIFTF-, BANG. BOOM, BOWy .y^^^ THAT'S THE WAY THE BOXES OF

^^^^^VAN & BELLE PAPER FLYERS[ \ sound going out of our shipping department for 4th of July Cele-

1brations, Picnics, Home Comings, Fairs and Gatherings of every description. Biggest money getter

this season. Get your orders in early. Three-in-one package assorted flyers and assorted colors. Send thirty-

five cents for sample package. Also the greatest toy boomerang in the world. Now reai^. Send 50 cents for

tho Van & Belle Boomemig. VAN A, BELLE MNFG. CO.rOttnn. IIIk

COIVfE OIV BOYS!THE BIGGEST CELEBRATION IN PCNNSYLVANIA.

lOME-COMING AND 4tll OF JULY CELEBRATIONWIL.L.IAMSTOWN. fA.

Atlsnces MaHHCAii leoion.6-DAYS AND NHmTS~«L CMIMENCING HONDAT, JULY 5th.

Svm-thlnK on the BtrHta. Wnnt .Concenlons of all klnda. E^verybody works.;o e'lcluslVH. The onljr celebration within flfi/ milea. $0,000 people to draw

Uunrs ond RIdlnE Devices. Ko Carnival wanted. Alaa want Musical Comedyr Tab. Show tor Opera, HollM. Write or wire.

H. S. DUFFY, Secy. Williamatown, Pa.

CHOCOLATESWHIPPED CREAM SPECIALSPACWD M A UUKUt rLMHV WOOL. 30b

IMCUmC THIS NUMKR M YOUR NEXT OflMCR

OHimS IREUUID OMDY eOBPOMTIM24 S. Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.

ATTENTION! "SS^^^{B jm on IdaldiiB fiv 8MM DoDb bom AOo odkra and1^ we cut Kvrtr 3NMr vasts. KBprattiDe tir^ibbas

~Write Ibr SfcinpiBind Mces.

BELL TOY COiMllY, Ine.WMMNrauMt, wor Yoim,

COREY GREATER SHOWSWANTED—For Camden, Hanunonton. Toma Hlver, Lake Ortnnell, all Nso-Tersey. monster Celebrations, and balance of season. Perria Wheel. Whip. Ori-ental Show, UUnslon Sbow, Atliletic People, small Ctrcn^ Help on Bides.Gypey Palmtst, Iferckaadise Wbeeta and fatWrnte CBwawrtoni. Boys, join

to-B. JUUM S. a. «MBV, OHriM^ H. JL~

THE SANICHU3620-22-24 Cottage Grove

Trade Boosting Gura Machines—Peanut a

Salesboards from SI 0.00 to $500.00. PricBALL GUM, Best Quality Only. Case 10,000 Ball

GUM CO^ INC.Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL.nd Gum Vending Machines of aO kinds.

35 40% less than any House in America.s, $32.00. Salesmen, Operators, Jobbers, Write Us.

;

James M.Benson Shows 1riiiiii i»mim *—« tiiiiimn'i iw».

1faa<bi«T.H.J,J»«mli| IfaumMMUiu, H. J, July 5th. |

J^drMS JAMES M. BENSON, Manager. 1

h

- Why Fuss Witli Hair Wigs?

„^1JB USE UNfiER'S "PIPPIN" DOUit^^W^^m ***^ ""TH T"* >aucD coiFFwnc HAin

—"'^^ ^^r^iSSUjMyt.SSj'in'S.'Sgi

r"" $40.00 PER 100

WATCH IX FLY

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

eOlNC ^TTER raA^EVER BEFOnEI

^^^^ '"""""ml^^gereieii.

/ UNGER'S "SPECIAL" Dull FMsh, $25.00/ 13-lRtb Dad, Movable Ann DoHs, Per loo

I / DRESSES IsSo "e^'ioo. ^^^{^^\fm.

p,n irSecond Avanua, MILWAUKKB, WIS.__IHIITED-H-1 Talker to Take Cliarge of FeatureStio*

WANTED, LEGITIMATE CONCESSIONS, especialiy BALL GAMESOn ;ir[oiint of enlarging SHOW can use two or three more Erstrclass shows, pl.aving the hest industrial territories in .America, where they pet paid™j f^aturduy night. Workingnien in this territory make from S40 to SlOO weekly and spend it too. Bett(-r eel t>i-isy nnd c^t with a Bm ona.

WIVI. a. BLOCK AIVIUSElVIEISiT E^iF^OSIXIOIMNew London, Conn., June 28th tp July 3rd; Meriden, Conn., July 3rd to 10th.

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MR. SHOWMAN AND CONCESSIONAIRE, NOTICE!TWO BIG WEEKS, JUBILEE ANB FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS

TO BE HELD WEEK OF JUNE 28, MONACA, M., and WEEK JULY 6. BRACKENRIDGE, PA. Both ttrams billed like acinns f(«'miles aioand, and both Board oi Trade and Caumber trf Conunerce are with it heart and souL SHmi'S GRUTER UNITED SHOWSliiroWtatli'ttiiHi™">'*™p'»^M>ni»«MinniiMMtnBi«ii>tiiftiMitii^^ Our kxiglirt of Faiza start tbs bat vedc in August. So get

in bmahiriQitlie lira VlnBbiwtfMtp^ifs sail iAanqr<^^ AdtoMaaaMitandvinatoK. F. (BROWNIE) SMITH, Owimt and Managar. BOB CHAMBERS, Anlstant Managar.

CAPACITY BUSiNeaa at parks

MISTAKE IN ADDRESS

- I, iki- ''"'^f^tjL omUrmi^"^^S'S- 1W?'o?5immI*h!iS%mV"B"£°^rrr,'" Uileid at Dmr, Pfc

HACY CONTRACTS HUNTINGTON

JOHN FRANCIS UNITED SHOWS WANTAthletic, Minstrel, or any

Show of MeritCan use Cabaret Show U properly coadactM. Concessions of tUI kinds

Mo^wb*^ ta^pjDblUt t)iU, bat t^^ij^ "J

who™ SrS"" Se^iva ta^e^S

zEMimiOTDir i^nis n> ovdb aiBBtrtBRHis Iku bciiRiru Mw Ma'a'tvlSSJuiT^tkuter iu> me ttaoM br Ui puna*,ud hu ailtUj nt It got, n» ( leaoaIn TmOtm Airtwr. A swsem thaltF^tntid In a don, bat -nn sautttl* tnt. lacome on. No exclUBives or Brift. Wa have Whip, Perria Wlieei, SwfUK

Airplane Carrousel, Through the Palls, Fit Show, and several PlatformShows. Can place Talkers. Grinders, Ride Help and peoMe in sU lines.Going to play the Tazu fUrs again. Flaylns thnmafa tb« oil ftelds.niBicina Mflr ttx bast spots. Wire cr eoOM oa. ottBm. S»amm, June 28to Jalr K a* tarn. BMoM avenia arwy ttr, «MHr aavlaea «C Ameri-can IicaiBa. IfcMMranMdaanNasmrrinatoaw. XUawmaa. witta-ont quMtSoi^ a real Fonrlh of Mr data tliM wOI ^it a aOBS v««k.

a«a IndiiK TTt KllUa drtM mlial,r «

tie injDt ^ btlnK ratBKMlIS'TslMaMMMa

ug ot tbe Ssmliii miwter, jttwM

LbeCmniaio TBnlR, ut BoUm^ Sbtan; Itl

amt^^Kjl^^tte el«^°iui4 thcr an raSC

CABLES FROM LONDON TOWNUvimpoie TbtAiff at C

A few Eooa. clean Concessions that don't conflict. Also Merry-Go-Ronnd. iS!,,?*i;LSf^Good spots in Maine and Canada to follow. This week. Baneor, Me.; next. Pair- fSj fls^StSr l25.f

Texas Kmcii (0, Real WiU West, Wants

..^iM- WAITED-lilinS FBR UW UB Htfiai, IRfflTtL x^^^^S^.]^_^^ mSISTS, BLMKETSAIBCUnrWREEL S^Si^^ftltB'

th. Minn., July 12 tat 17.

VEAL BROS/ SHOWS,.,..,I™, „ ™ c.™> - — "I" " Wrtto Concession:

BONNIE BRAE PARKSPRING CITY, PA.

r I I ,1. 4 1. < f JuK rc-l,hral.r.n^^^fewJPKitoate

WANTED FOR GLOTH GREATER SHOWSFor Big Celebration, FHUi of July, on the Streets of Johnstown, Pens.

Shows: Dog and Pony, Shows to feature. Will furnish complete outfit. Can also place Silodrome, MechanicalShow, Crazy House or Trip to Mars. Concessions, all wheels open, except Fruit and Dolls. This will be a fifteen-car show, leaving Derry, Perm., with Krause'a Four Rides. Address all wires and mail to

GLOTH GREATER SHOWS, D«rry, P«nn., this wMk; Johnstown, Penn.. waok of July Mh.

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illboard

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ALWAYSOPEN FORSOMETHING

CANADIAN VIC-IORY CIRCUS SHOWSVn. WV AME IMMMO OUR sttMtE

ORILUA. JUIVE nSm-JULY 3d. UIME3SAY. JLJL.Y Slh-tOUiGrMtWav SnlteMM Great Wor Suilerer»

OPEN UNTILTHE

SNOW FALLS

WHYNOT USETHE BEST |

GIVE-A-WAY PACKAGE?

ROCKY MOUNTAINCREAM CHOCOLATE BAR

BAR THAT WITHSTANDS THE HOT WEATHER I

CURTIS IRELAND CAHDY CORPORATiaH24South MimStrMt, ST. LOUli, MO.

DOLLYS OF A.L.L. KINDSMavihic Srni, SMint Dolli, SMietle Mil, Bt.

BEACH GIRL }9jn Per Do. MOV. ARM DOLL, 111110 Per 100.

Pecked in barrels, Ewra if pecked in borea.

ROUND, FANCY FRUIT BASKETSIbtetriaoalanBdilnnrliMd. Ite boat and tnost attractive badot farftmbiAedi. 8K Mnsfa^BmBtir tor 4 Indies deep, S40.00 pa- ^ob.One^NirtbwiUiQtdeF, balance C.O.D. Send for Bomple basket, 30 cents.

J. S. &. O. S. SANDBERGMINNEAPOLIS, MINN.1012 TWENTY-THIRD AVE., S. E.,

HELLER & ADAMS SHOWS__WBm_M|WWJMW WjCOIIIIB

,

A NTE D ! LEWil ^CELBNUraNiSMETHPORT, PA., AUO. IStll and 19th.

nn VEEIS, JME 2STIUILT 1ITR. TWO LOCATIONS

tlsher & McCarthy Showsb flie heart ofradnngli, on flestreetSiatBpioes American Le^on. Exceptionally good opportunity

to shows that don'ticonflict All wheels open. Opening for capable showman, Wire

FISHER & McCarthy shows, Anderson Hotel, Pittsbursh.Ta.

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^ -llJJ.MlJpiJIi.

SWEET ORANGE DRINKREQUIRES NO SUGARCs5t 4 Cent* > Gallon TOP MONEY EVERYWHERE

REPUBLIC DOLLS.MADE OF UNBREAKABLE WOOD

, 143^ INCHES HIGH WITH REAL SHOES] We have a, special combination of Dolls nliich will oet you a big profit on even'nflv™* carry (he rollowlng items for immediate shipment: PILLOW TOPS.?lftP?5iBS'-i2KK*l,J1,^^'C*'^ BASKETS, QROCERV BASKKTt, «.d K^st-on a^'oMera If

°° BEARS. Send for our new catalogue. 2S% d^HMit roqnired

REPUBLIC iioLL & TOY GORP..152 WoolllMvY«vkei^N.V.

IliTCn AT REICHRATH-S PARK '^"JT?'?'"' °- -

IMICU AND SHOW GROUNDS BckIoii, nt..

Imlvala. Shows, Burlesque a"

il Cc»nedy. Will rent Dani:i; nun. uwdhud.

Her Rink. Bowline Alley. Merrj-- -."""i.

_ Bound for sale. Address MANA- ™°'BER, 37m Spring Grove Ave, Cinein- Bi^uf-,Mti, Ohio. niuiuV

WANTEDOMEIITAL DANCERS

WARNING!1 <CorTect]oiL)T Girsfcle. Pl, 2

•IMni HEIEnMONEyMIIKEI1 FI«i(I.K Thala.' I.

WANTED XT ONCE

SISCOL'S BAND JWANTS

niiu « (Mke spssfpgCOMCESSION AGENTS !!tt„S-^?ft"',K

(OoRecimi: IMS, n.

ir. Oiirsmla Ci^: TTL

stone 4»a|>. Tl, 3

CABNIVAL WANTED

MEXICAN BASKETSFor Fruit Wheels

CUT III PRICENumber 3 Baskets now

$4.00 DozenTacked 9 and 1-3 ,dozen to crate.

NumlMr 4 Baslwts

$3.60 Dozen

ARE THE TALKOF

THE CARNIVAL

Buy direct from

The Manufacturw

THOMAS J. HUGHES

1S4 W. Lake Street, Chicago

ire jaOO Per Nest ot 5 Baaketa, F. O. B.

5,000 SETS ON HAND ?.VMS,8S'

CONCESSIONERS, ATTENTION!WRITE US TOUR WANT*. WE HAVE EVUnTHINB IN THE CAllHlfAL BANE.

VATCHCS TMAT DO MM TAMMH 1.0 EACHiAHIOURE SVTS AT THIS LOW PBIIL, — LW EAOH

WUIITOH PUSSEUBROL'SKOWSa THE EraARBS aii TAfiGJUTT SIMHK: WANTED

*TED, Good Ha to SkMtM i^-^^"*''^'^ '^^ WANTED, TEN-IN-ONE AND

PLATFORM SHOWCon place Floor Man capable of talttnc full charse ot Cabaret Show. WantDUMiB fbr C^aiM. Wni place aiu- lesltiiuate Concession. Address

CUFTOW-KtU-kYimCW*. CrystaJ Lak», III, w—fc Jaw «•.

IZniZ;,^ WANTED EU WHEEL OPERATOR

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J. J. HOWARD OFFERSSOMETHING NEW

IMy—rr—IS—NOT—A—PUNCH—BOARDCAN NOT BE CHEATED -FOOL PROOF REQUIRES NO WATCHING

We advise every person who reads this ad now operating sales boards to get into communica-tion with us at once.

The merchant allows the pAtron to play as long as he desires; he then quickly counts the num-bcr of balls diown la the glass window and awards premiums according to the colors. Toiwapan tor Am next plmyw ha inaarts ^Mcial kaj, iriiich is only distributed to the owner of the

Lucky Box and releases the balls. Theentire operation requires only a fewseconds; no numbers to unfold, noballs can be tampered with like in theold style ball boards and the crownfeature is that it is a miniature outfit,

tfaa exact ^ze as shown In the illustra-

tion. Neat and attract!v, made «fmrtat«nd indeateactible.

SPECIAL OFFERFrom ea^erimeewe know candy assort-

ments adl beat. So that you might tryand be convinced of the wonderfulpossibilities of the Little Devil Lucky-Box we will send one complete as-

sortment consisting of one hundredpremiums as follows

:

48 - - 10c Bars48 - - 75c Boxes3 - $1^0 Boxes1 - $4.00 Box

and one 1.00IMMn Little Devil LnekrBoK. Price $tlM net, f. o. b. Chicago.

Cash with order or one-half with orderand balance C. O. D.

Will supply operators with this at>tractive device in 1,000-baU sixa andcan main immediate daUverles.

J. J. HOWARD, 615 So. Dodim %ee^ Iffiiiois

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The Blliboara 99

5-SURE THINGS-3Ki-w ot]itl<>ns mnrvulnusly illustrated. Most serious books of war.

Funni<»t cartoons and jokes.

n" OUT TO BCHCFIT KX-SEIIVICC MEW

To Get a Sqnarc Deal and IMp WonndedPUIG PVm THE BOYS

DURING NOMDUTHXiS AND ELECTIONS

Evxvj-body gels bdiind you. Strangest appeals ever published

BIG FLASH ON EACH

SMALL TOWNS, LARGE CITIESOcvs in cities year in and j-ear out <plling o\-er 1,000 daily. Men

traveling alone and with Cicws

ALL MAKING RECORDSYoii can do tbe aanw. TcMck. SdlZSc. Ym^ uta^ZOc Sell$l-

UNION ASSOCIATED PRESSUNCttVORK.

DUMPIE DOLLS13 IRCHES IR HEIGHTwitli natural hair and silk crepe

paper dross, as illustrated,

60c Elacti.Same as illustrated, without

liair or dress,

35c Elacti.Silk crepe paper dresses, 100

lots, 5c eacl^ 500 lots, 4c cacb.

- WHV PAY MORET?DJUnUE DOU COMTHir. DMA, Ufinois.

YOU WILL LIKE OUR NEW

PLASTER DOLL!NoH- Dcsipii— N<-i\-, Shiney Finish.

$36.00 a Gross.

BEST PAPER DRESSES MADE$5.00 a 100.

nunk<itil! ADrN»rdDo1Iat30cri>No;i.ti.35^ d(-pMl Tm|uiml.

Fleaic «nd for our tree cat:ilu;:iii'-

BAYUSS BRIIS.&Ce.,uiuisviLU,

wem- L]i«n.UHiB—wnnii minnesiiia

n tlw KwihiirMt. Thp Fu will itax on a namimxh nmnblMil ntlr and Stm-— ---» worfclBg Ml tkrlr mi of Uic bie r""

Get ReadyFOR THEBIG

4TH OF JULYPARADEDuring the coming summer there ivill ]>< llnral parades held in hun-dreds of cities all over the L'mt«d btates. Probably there will be aparade in j-our city, and right now is the tune to get ready for it.

We Have Everything for Pareule Decoratiiigat the Lowat Prices

Send for our free hook on FIotbI Parades. It tdb tou all about deco-rations of all Idnds. Get our prices on: Floral Sn—tlng^ Flowsn,Vinsa and FoImcb^P^m- Macha DasoratiQiM, Wbail Dkch-rationa, Faatoona, Wumaa,Confrttlt Candrcl Caps and mm-thing iar FAgeant*, Fandes, CainivnlB, etc., etc Wzite today forour catalog.

Botanical ]>eGoraHiq( Go*208W. Adams Street, Ctkicago

piLLml^U HHIsr

FRIMfiEHUNDRED

HEW DESIGNSSaid $12.86 bisample dDL Vna dn

WESTERN ARTLEATHER GO.

"iif" DENVER, COl

WatchesatLasti

raiM «riVi»"SiwUTi2l"ii!r' Ojmi Fare. Fmw*Orrr 9\txtr DdIiIi. In liudwiia iftim A bui.

GEO. A. JOHNSON & CO.

SOME OUTFIT

rhet. StnnJard Cases a

I—(-bdi FAie CiH, Mintt Flaihlitht].

I—T^DEh Hkkcl TvbulH Giic "

t-i-iaOi Nickel V«l PMkcl1—TI^-iDEh Hkkcl Tdbulir Catc Minci Ttaik-

BtU CtmrMi mtli bitleries ind a 1JH-tak

PRICE,$15.00

LIPAULT COMPftaV

,

Dtlt. B, 1034 Areh St.. Philil.lphi..

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WHV wonnY?

SUMMER^SALE .

SHOW^STUFF '

15c a Square Foot ONE HUNDRED BANNERS of all kirid^- IT, nuts u i^iurc foot.

$100.00 THREE :PORTABLe SCENERY FRONTS, citable fur lun- kind of a ijbon.

^ItX) 00 up

$200.00 NEWWAVS>H.P. TWbi«VUNt>eR OASCM.IIIE.ENGINe, laooin.

$200.00 A NUMKR OF nnST-CUkSS FLATWAGONS. «20IM» cadb «Ule th^y bst

.

$300.00 DOUGHNUT OUTFIT. Cniiidete. CemI thive weekf. ' Coet S600.W. Plrst

S:i00.00 takes it.

$400.00 HUNDRn>>FOOT ROUND TOP. FoTt}--foctt uikldli- pinv. No ixilcf . fiaki^s or

Ei<k' wull. In good condhkm. $40aOO.

$550.00 SIXTY-FOOT ROUND TOp. Thirty-foOT mid^ piece. So poles *x sudws.Attuallv used tn'o months and in first-class ran^tiOD. SUOjOO.

$900.00 DOG AND PONY SHOW. Three ponies, eigbt dos!,threemoi^pi. bnckinB imile,

all traps, ring haok and etc., S900.00.

$i,6oolM>SUBMARINE SHOW same u''0«wtl» Falb."biit'«id»iiieiNi^^ Sflajnee

huilt. ICe^anvas and front. Absmun at SI.TOOXp. 89n>e iYAof bat imd* ininor

-

$1,200.00"SHIMMtE SWINGS. The kind the>- all like to ride. Biiili in oar ownTactorief.

of the finest materials, beautifully decorated, perfectly portable. ^ to ft wt, dec-trioally lifted. AlWnclosed within an artistic fence .with arched mtrancTW^. Hnid-»>ine t ickf't iiox and everything complete Tcadvto|p>to wt^witbautqieiidipgftnainv."Cp ill !..iiffy,"'"dov,-n iii a whiff." Sl,200.00. Delivered tTO «eeks aft^r crder.

$2,000.00 COMPLETE WAGON SHOW OUTFIT WITHOUT WAGONS. Fint-^lasphip'sica! condition. First $2,000.00 takes it.

$5,000.00 HERSCHELLlSPILLMAN CARROUSELLE. Thrw-.abreast jumping horse.

Rebuilt. repainted and Rood as new. Price includes Ko. 153 Wurlitzor or«Bn. S.i,000.00.

$8,000.00MOVING PICTURE SHOOTING GALLERY. One complete outfit. Xcierbeenon the maricet- ^iee inelndeB all pdteoi l^AAa to manufacture and etc. Hiis is a

$8,000.00SEAPLANE SWINGS. A thrillii^ iiew ride. Xow read\- for tinniMlbte deliverv.Just Fokl one to TTic Con T. Kcnncdv Shows, and thev do not make niistakc«.$8,000,00-

SPECiH. KTIEinON

$15,lK»0.00

1 AM NOW ORGANIZING A COMPANY TO BUY the host fiftoen-car circus

in America. Tliis show ivill m t 5100,000 this yrar. Te in first-class phj-sical condi-tion and will Vjo at ttu- end ol the fxasan oil account of the owner retirii^ Basall tho nioncv that \iv. wunts and made it outnf thkdiow. . I want five real riMfFmCRtoinvest -515,000.00 tacli in a stock coinfKLny to biqrtbis (how. If jnnr InvM't Bit themoney,- please don't take up my time.

1,001 inns OMCTWMISAND AND ONEOTHER ItEMS ti Show Amphniialk at hatRain

WALTER^K^IBLEYj^^^Putnam Buildin;, 1«|»^lnr, - lEW YOH.

Wmjffn SUltE 310. PHONE, BRYANT StOO. JthftOtTjBBt*"Storage Plait ; ^oim, R. J. Fwtorlis: istirta, 1. 1. ^q^^

WHY WORRY?