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Page 1: Billboard (August 1920) - americanradiohistory.com · 'i'JtmeBliiDoarci AUGUST7,1920 DOLLS mCompileour withthenext ODE.Theartist andh^:mti. cn'xheheal CHICAGO DOLLMFRS. SPORTINGGOODS
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'i'Jtme BliiDoarci AUGUST 7, 1920

DOLLS

Compile ourm with the next

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CHICAGODOLL MFRS.

SPORTING GOODSGlUB ROOM FURNITURE

Magiesl Ooadl - Stage MonejiSend tor Fcas CaUlog Today.

PRIVILEGE CAR SUPPLIESTRICK CARDI MAGIC DICE

All iuii-la Eth; DncripUut

Hunt a CO.

Ice Cream Cones$3.50 Per TkousaidBaiit Uiiiility Sbkodmrd Situ Conea.A»J t?^ Vl...-f f-J.»_ —A dl:iirdnhn.

I LOUIS DENEBCIM & SONS1Z2«0»k Street, KANSAS CITY. MO.

THE BRAZILIAN AMERICAN

MmiUUAH VARIETY

OMAHA'S WELCOME!

Special Sale of KNIVES !| Indian Beads

For a Sliorl Time Ooly, $24.50 Pw Qross ;i r^i,

LATEST HIT

LOOKmGIRLNo.712 iiu^liL's in tieight, finished in naturalcolors, in a Boshy aBsortment of bathingGostiinios with natural hair and vdl; ateofive-inch oval mirror, «adi packed ina tap-arate carton.

Packed one ilu. to a case; weigM GS lbs.

Sample, Prepaid, $1.50

Case Lots, 85c EachAlt orders leave same day iccdved.Ooutar on ngiMrt.

IMMVILLE DOLL COMPANY, mOU, lUINQIS

WALLOONSI TRICKS, JOKES,^ KNIVES, NOVELTIES

NEWMAN MFG. CO.

GLASS EYE BULLDOGS!No. 4—6 InchM hiA | tJOO a DonnNo. 5—lOinotaMUBi 4^aDo7«nNo. 6—IZlndlH^A... TJOaDozenNo. 7—IC iaslMafali^ UM « DozenCrepe Papar Eow and Tag .IB a E>ozen

The new sizes are the lesulfof request fromcusloiiKTs desiring to use thte most popularnuvoUy on wht.-els, using interinediate prizes,

'ijpt us tfll yoQ how it is done! Please sendfor our free catalogue.

BAYLESS BROS. & CO., Inc.

7th and Main, Louisville, Ky.

CAROOSSELLE AND ffiRRB WHEEL FOR SALE

JASBO flym5g JINNEYSBuilt tlBht for Picnic and Fair Workers. Loads complata on wagon oione-Ion truck, and can be Iransiwrted where Merry-Go-Rounds can't a"

SALES BOARDS and CARDSof all deserfpUoiiscurried In stockand nianniactnred'toyour order

J.W. HOODWIN COMPANY3M9-53 W.VaDBiirenSt.C3dcago,III.

Wesblpyonrf>rder b e day a« received

UN AUTOMATIC FISHPOND

ORANGE ADE

OBRI55EY CO.,

ORIGINALMIDGETA. L HOLT'S

Saiesboards

Now At Our New Building

CARDBOARD NOVELTY CO.,1222-24 Race Street,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

QONCESSION TENTS

QUICK SERVICE - PRICES HOHTWORKMKKSHIP THE BEST

THE F. J. BURCH MFG CO.PUEBLO, COLOBftDO

HERBERT RED LABEL

' OHb'm TODAYOH*rb«tt SptniHf Hlf. Co. 'I§yi|

l&th ANNUAL HOME CARNIVALBARNES, KANSAS

WANTED SJSS£

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uste:inj I coiMCEissioiva.ire:s t l.ook tTHE TWO BIGGEST OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT EVENTS IN THE HISTORY OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.

WISCONSIN iSTATE FAIRAUGtJST 30tii to SEPTEMBER 8d

ELKS' CARNIVAL and ROUND-UPON THE DOWNTOWN STREETS.

SEPT. 4th to 10th, INCLUDING SUNDAY

FAMOUS DOLL CO;, 3d and Walnut Sts., Milwaukee, Wis.' WB ytH In stock for theoe 1 We will dellTsr to yoar atand. 1 Ton won't tar csjiraH, e«rt- 1 ' You wont hKr* day IirMknsa ttr

two' bK BTBDta. lOD.OOD IXilla, 1 Mtber on fair croniid or uptvwn. frM 1 or nlroad to piw lor tbM 1 atook toDhmm taflwm 1 ot etweg». 1 tvoUf «mIk | matoefcw ta!t«pK

U van tnteod to-mke thaas two BlB Bverita. »nd In your ordar now. with ft anaU 4«fMi^ *nA WO wU »MWiHi yMr atstt,our eapseltr U ^w 0.000 DdUs and 16.000 Dresaea dally. Orden ablpped mum tMj rwottvwA

FAMOUS DOLL CO4 MILWAUKEE, WIS. e. 0. sOrbells, o.™™i

OLD HOME WEEK AND BIO LABORDAY CELEBRATION

Seven Dsyt and Smn I^Uito—Two Satavd^*. B3itd Eke Gmu for

ZO Mile* AnmuL Auipica* Ctnlnl Labor Umon •( CaibnUa, Pi^ abdVicinity, SepL4 to 11. Fird CUabraKoa ol any UmJ b CaiboDdale in 3Years. Pop4lllBai^ 30,0«^ indt « DitmIh Pttpddin W lOI^ BigPay-roll (biringCtMmtimWMk. ftfjiniiW^Jj yUjm. B^UborDay Paride

r^ihiMncni. tmoWM, Iwmik ETTiw ft.flKtam, ra.

JUST IN TIME FOR THE FAIRS

HftLj •^^^^^^^^

fcJ"^!^ 9mi tor ogr.Hew Cmim,

THE NAT REISS SHOWS WANTSShows and Concesalons for the following Fairs and tlM iNtlattm ctf tlio aeuonSouih. where we are cgntraclcd to ahow lor bonS'lUa OcWntlOn oonunltteea

'august 9. MOUNDS. ILL^tr.oU and Lotfc MarohuiW OMAratlon.AUGUST ie, FULTON, KY^Fair, four bloeka jKilt Mntap of town.AUGUST 23, PADUCAH, KY^Faip, Broadway «mI Tooth SIroat.AUGUST 30, LEXINGTON, KY^Falr.•IPT. BOWLINO OREEN, KY,—Fair. Laura!, Miaa. Fair.

.HiaijHiliii loodoM wasbna and wo have the beat oqalpped nhow train onBO noO, nurtatM Show and Platform Attractions. We win fumlali yonWilli B«Mpla0 Ottllt. Can nlaoa Qlrla for higti-clasa Mualcal Comedlea. WantMom Flonr flormmn TMo week, I>uauoln,*Jll.. in Uie Clly Park, for the ^Ika.

H. Q. MELVILLE, Oanaral Manager.

^^nSlf ^ * JnV^^ Mrtdnipt wr SZS.M As.

jjff^^ Jeanefte Doll Co.

FIREMEN'S CONVENTIONWINOHeSTER, VJL, JUa. Mb to tUh

Thcooanda of doUara Cor prteao.WANTID-Om mora Show. Oonoaoaloiui ot all Undo. -Ml 1mm

vi^H^vwuhBsn. Write br wira.^^Affrwroooora and Boxon for Athlatio Show.

WANT aood <Sia Sbow Talkori aloo rooi Danoor.WANT Crtoroa FertDrmero and iftiolotow tar nol MlnitreLWANT tIallBo MitilrtsTta on an luoCiiMtWrta. Addraoo Clol; OTlUMILLER BROS.' PPOSITION

WMNTS AT ONCE81 WIH,W0Ol JpOOplo with or without stock. One more Show to feotvra.wn KlVO^OWWMI tonus to real Show. Will furnish complete outfit to realJtoMdtarw cood Olrl Show man. Want a. real Animal Stiow or MIT BOOdVoBtiMlBrt ho%. Want good Clown and Trainer for DoK «nd Pony BboifiB.Can pImo IWlUmato Conccsslona at all times. Will plaoe a real Haterdranw

WO bom tWOIvo real Fairs that never bad a Drome. Brtp On IUdIn# BerloaaHon tlB(S«. Will place one more new Riding Device. Want UnUan UiMlolaaan & AWOBUolll'B Bund. Waot Colored Ferlormera lor ProL Readar'a Bud.u, , . . Write or wire MORRIS MILLER,Weak of August S. Pt Plaasant W. Va.i weak of Auoint 9. Huntlnoton. W. Vo.

WANTED WANTKOJONES GREATER SHOWS

CONCESSIONAIRESVo are now booklns » limited number of Conceselons tor the Soutb Mtsataalppt™r at Laurel. Beat Fair In Mlsalsslppl and In center of wonderfnl drawingpopnlaMon. Bxcuralons already Brranged on alt rail and Intemrban lines.

ANDERSON-SRADER SHOWSWANTEDAcapable man ('> t.'iki^ rliarj' of 'in i:!i W In*!. Will pay b£ be^^miliigsalary of $;ii.(XI p;r wii'k, W'm-, ]-, tint wri(<\

mtita CUSTER, Soutb DikeU, onfll A^Mt 11.

' CONCESSIONAIRESHjM onanbw tar a flaw more Coaoeaslons af tbo ^»>MM. OOMttr ^^Tj «Bo^ns GrsMi, Kr. Beat Fair In Kentucky. Center of BOW ioMdn. OverM.»o im man aofl oil vrorkera UTlng in tents^ wldi no fnHTtmwl ot uy Und.™c dat^ Septantbor 8 to M. AddreBO

FRED A. KELLEV, ftaeratary, Bowflng Qroon, tfy.

WANTED, Wheel Workersfor J. V. Murphy Shows, either male or temsla. Salary or percentage of gioao;Mdreas HARRY RAMISH, 352 Equitable BIdg, care Maryland Jockey Club,

CARNIVAL COMPANY WANTED

ATTENTION, MR. CANDY CONCB

Wanted for the Johnny J. Kline Shows

>SIONAIRE AND PRIVILEGE MAN

EtR E: R. Ra.B^IXJKISS EI Sfjriaoan 1Uetotai

gIVEAWATS, iiBCked E pieces to each ' box. tSOJM piTivllege Men with Clrouaea. Carnivals, Pairs, Parki

iiSirBsiirT'gSiSs

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OPERA OIAIRS

n --i5s.rp-s;—

~

* STEEL FURNiTURE CGL

FOR MigPljSEX COIWTY.-OmOMlMN and AttracOana >»* btim tt ihia.

''

aoMiiHliii mmi PHm— laua. fLM toHM ftMt iMt.nacjonR FUR to BOBXOH-M-AGBV raooMML

Write JOHN T. SHAr, Qw—1 IS •fc.'Wjlft^Mm

GUMJuicy MintsfS'

flTjH per I,«0 packs .

Spearmint iwCr)lSJiperi,INpi^

Ball Com, t3lN per IMn

awiaMsmp, cManun

KtW TOKK CtTV^-*AM E. Ba*^ H E. tM *LCHanLOTTE, R. 6, u»h» SriirtB. M Ti^

SCENERYSCENERY IS^r^'U^r"!"

imriLlMMisimWant Ootieaartoiu of an ktatt capedaltr Cook Hoaar. aeeomtt of dia.appointment. Dont write or wire mileaa yoa mean bnalness. H, Focd,wire me attain. Want Heavy Weisht Wrestler for Athl«tle Show. JahaEUia. Harry Kid RegM-. Dan KoUf. Geo. Sllverotls. wire If at liberty.Want MUBlclana for Band on all Instruments. Want a gooA Fat Girl orMidget Show. Have brand new plalform tor either attractloo. Freaks.Tattoo Man. Glass Blower tor SIde-Show. Write Wm. Barrett. Manager,care oC shows. Schrain City, 111., all llil.i week; Gillespie. III., week ot

FOPCORM ^AtMISTSNUreB

WANTED AT ONCEWANTED, BILtPOSTERSHOWE'S GREAT LONDON SHOWS

Looi season. Ailiitess BERT RUTHERFCRO, i^nnex Hotei, SL Louis, Mo,

AT LIBERTYRiBdIi, Expwinuad, U Rnimd

FAK CEIEBRATON SECY,ATTENTION!

WANTED, MMI FOR GUSMUUI ENGINEWages no object. Long season. Wire at once. GEO.BI5TANY, Dominion Park, Montreal, Canada.

WMtrts FH noiiMa-s

Want Colored Musicians ' wmr"ItCilli wUIUIvU ITIUOIUIQIIO WIREAlso Boee CaDvaacOEui. T^ket' Sellers. Sure salary and long sesson.^ue HURT K. HMRt FilMOUS fiEORflU MINSTRELS, W«Mi, W. lb.

WANTED

ForJLONDIN SHO^

SHAKE prr-

Ma 40!^ Ten Conklla, wire. Iion-090, Canada. Ansuat Z; Flint, MletL.AoffDat 9; Kankakee. DL. Ausost le.W. H. DAV18, World at Homa Show*.

D. M. ATWOOD EXPOSITION SHOWSWANTS A-t MERRV-OO-MOUNDk

Must Ira Dtat-cAaaa In aHnamoe^ ItaU M ft TM-Car Show, WoiM.Bioa Tatkerno naUrv and nnr nmr tar annA flantaUnn MiaMr. .Vkid WiMnra AnsMainnii

WANTED METROPOLITAN SHOWSAWtnc Fain tor lODrteen weekg. Showmen and Concessioners, the Fairs ara

:an nae gnod Shows hI all tbaes. Come on. Concessions. No eicluslns.Come and get yoara. Can use Colored Performers and Colored Mtuddans.

n«E ACTS WAMTEO

WANTtu utiiiK, I Circus BillpostersClarinet and Baas; also wane quick one Team. Lady and Gent doing two or

WiiMJfMthainipil^

WANTED VIOLIR LEADER

wiHTrn inviHPF mih

WEIT Asa CKGEK lAIKUECan loin at Once With 12 Peqle for Plant. ShowSalarr or percentage. Wire. Answer quick. OTIS L. ADAMS, Mayaville, Ky.

SHOenMMU.ERV RRillCU AlllAnuC mM

<OS~rUMER Wanted Operator^

WANTED—^ MIDGETS W DWARFS^

THE BILLBOARD i

PubllBhed wcikiy SLt 1=-;t Opera Place. Clncinoatt O. tSUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 9GJ» PER YEAR. 2

;Entered aa Becond-claaa mall icatter June 4. 1S9T, at Poet Olllce, Cln- T

clnnatl, under act ot Marcb I. 1179. 1

WANTED MOSIGIMISSmltb OnMar Mmw wanta wuddanato enlam BMtd for ralra. Baaa, Barf

-

tane^ -TranbOM, Cornat. Clubiet.and.Alto. Wlre1%irVAflB0ROUaHiB«ari-maatar, PortamoutK Ohio>

;100 pagca. Vol. XXXH. No, 32. August 1. 1920. PRICE, IB CENTS. t

Ttala Issue coniAlns 47 per cent reading matter and E3 per cent advertlsinc { WooilirhlSiaplau'*iAr

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j&»deavors eVer ito serviB the Professiotibr

CONCESSIONS TO

HE TM. A. ARE

VOTED DOWN BY

ACTORS' EQUITY

jectod la B> Twliilj

fltMidard Ann P. M. B.A. Contract Demanded

AetioQ Taken at Specdal Ii

inc in Hotel AbUv

TOIUMDO HnS SHOW

UnlM Shows aboiit S pjn. 8«tBr>day, Bt MonesMn, Pa., hvrfing atfiry

how and oonooaalon on tho .ground.Tfia maiTy>go-round

pbrid fcp now aqulpmont, and r

MM AfiMm (Pa4 Pair I ^

CRAFTSMEN'S

STRIKE ENDS

WITH VICTORY

FOR WORKERSIFen Bfltnnwd to WoA la

MME. PUBILLONES

NDfT Si L OF A;

;

^^^^ BANQUET-BALL i

^IWILL BE HELD

Ben^nttiai'irf^iridoii and Big-

ger Fay Agreed JJpm

Oraftsmen and H. A. U. P. I.

To Ckn^er Upai Tenns

Mm* Toirk. Aas. Jv^-Vba.aiiiiM af ^fMW""W fc_gia <

Ml A—oclattop of tho Motion Pto-B lodnanr. tkrn Tom Sran^'

I «»r th*

ii^m IN DECEMBERwOl meet

wltti ofllelala.iat tha mm workera thisaftarnooo at (Or'a «oiiI*reace to

aeale and otiicr

• ZiJftm Oonmdeiit for Shinr-

I.

~ men Than Febmaiy .

been oat Abouttwo ««e)» tlM itilk* betas tkentt ot A kutc wntnverar ^ween

PUBILLONES'

CIRCUSGETSBIG ACTS THRU

iWIRTH AGENCYat Special lbcA>

\

ing Last Week, Ta OFeatrat Ero: Booked for

dMi^nMM Oobat Says Uma, PobUloaai

s Festival in Chicago<f*WfHin" Abandoned

W PCMMMt mH 1 _ . .BM batac iH» M W>MMt at tk*

jy^w irtefc a* «k» aaM Oat tlM & ««»k. MM tv PtiMat IMi-

f «c tto . _ _^, . IW* adUMS* IR tta-AMa of tk* fuBoHoMi

aM^JkajMMMn at ay ^ cum to^'^^''''^Mi'hi^^

N SCO can tlio meeting. At "^^ n"^"'

f

ttOlB Beattmentotthememb ' jj ,_-3

«dar' OflorKe WooOrclL - —ewtfcry of I

the Craftsmen, said: "Tho a

:onoedea that w« » »

MWklMI ll MM tMM 1.«0 OesIM Us. ToObl 5^ Uns.m S Osfl Us. ToUil! SUSS Ike^ UtSM;. TWO And seven-eighths pages of advertising are crowded out of this

The Edition of This bnie o( The BOIboud k 55^50

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NEWYORKHIPPODROME OPENS =SHt£H:'iSi: SB^mMONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9TH ^s^S^p^H t. Bond n^i,,

*'Good Time.^ Selected a. Tide of Sbdh DiBiDc- ''SifKr?.5.SS£^"-ham Ptadadian rbm-Pmamtl of Over S£f1X%.'srCS£::S ^^^aS^mT

1,000 Indndea Many OM Favorites SrJOm'TZ.SiSVSiZ^i R*ii.w«uFine Array of Dancers in the BaUet _rKDKRALTHIATER Jtar ZM. aw- l. ,

r^^^ - «• mwj^ -lu a.*. tl«lrboriwod HoM^ In D«««p « «BdM P|* (talk ,^ B

ASS£SiSJ" FOBM OMR. HOUSE -5,^?? ^^i.'ss » ™ ^i-JsT'i'rir^i'a

a. *• »mMn^ Ift .j^i ^ »T- SalllHR. Jotr Tt'a UUnln of Iwn ^'*f^1f('^rt^'*^^ij^*ti*tM tar-lownt will a Mb «M

FEARS FOUL PLAV atetaat: Otn tbe bslUlai wu eaanntt i

MME. TBTftAiaMI 8UBO

i,tte FJ..*. nmafa Fmniie. jowpi. yx- M«w TW Wj au-^to. liguu Bwlft 2?S5^Wta iTiMUr'™ THEATER AND HOTELhOT. B.PW »-* I-tti™. th, BB«.M "f~>'7' •™ S™?"?* S ^Sl*^E»^Iia ISTSh^^; Prol»bly WitI Occupy Site of HIatorto

s= syrss Sfs.-.s; ss^.-e:s-s-^^ .1 stsj^rsssj^ a^^n.t&r*"

MM. ~ •* *•BW*™ »« M»r a, for tSkOOT; .lUt f? .T*. . .r*^„..„ moa Uauiluii, ftBOH ktx^IL-lJl-l L-UiHii 1 1 mwi* wiW Apdi H» «i mm baa iwaa ly «b» Pnrer ^ ^„ a low t«

jlWyt mU*. a- "initr COM to appat ana mat tte nomr J^^i ^^J^^^jJ^'^S^ • to tti Sttua (M • «.rfd,iaa,. atWjiWit^ii^ »—

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T»iiioicui»nM. jr?;^^rU^r5:..r^-black and.wh.t= revu^

r.%!;.':i,M^'^5S.'^ss-

-^stfar^SKS^. 2T;;.^^n:s;:rJf^*'srii5: r.'^.-^n-.r^s:^:;^.mm» pimmh* hlhUi MM mm- CAN'T TAKE OR GIVE "f* ^J"*

""^™? ^^'''^ poMHeaily. •> -iemt poutkai MttiB.— Bill II—»M»^te»J—;»aa " "* aaBbw af pao^ aw iiirtl il ta teiifMa ««*« Mb Buk^ amatei W an>l-«te Bminil nW—g «tt >h Mala Replavin Actlgn GaU Thlnfl* All Mfaad "" i " ™* -Hn" «aM OCM iiin IMM » M MMM,^talkw aiB'^^>.aa «MK afll aaai at Up «»» nmi*. jy*^ no kaM la aMk art Bt mini MMM^MM feTMEiMakat MNk Kate m k* Mn* to on jj^^*^ '"^ ^da ta a atan- abmt -vtiA D

DANCER SAVES BATHU " tOHIWAHH-MHWC.

I fedav tb* fVlI«rlva a

EiSrajiT'wSS IMPORTANT BUSINESS MEETING ^"HriS-H:- ~5«.i:£VrS:>%;i:;Si£i£± CaDedby'Ladiei'AusiBaiyrf mmaiwous MwieiArw out

S.rH£-^iSS *" tmOa^ Anpirt' 6—DonaliaM' .LSrSXTtsrSJ^TtSSZ ',

Baiaar Condng hi and Donoca Aie "JSSSt.'i.'SSS»SSS££Sr,"^".-XS,"i,"2,rX'™S thgedToHaateBConfaibutlont S.StfSjH-H^^HEW DULUTH THEATER OPENS S^l^i^tTMl liHmlii i'TmIkhTIm^^ Mt!*ite

«^

iIJzSJ^!;'!?^^™!^!! an,»m— « ika im m h « a» iwm Wiiti^ antM,

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w laUM *r lfia.Waaij aa fat W <a ter at t HWt.

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The Blllbbard

PICKFORP-FAIRBANKS BANQUET

GhmOr FrUfsat tibe HotelAslcnvNnrYoil^Mia pUr H» IMS twr alAt. It mm _In CMMM Oit tbe n^tM Hoa^tfw Iq

. Knr nrt, An; I><CM bmiXt tn baDot ot tin FMk* »M ll« t*W Mt M AmjIu* ncMM ud t«t btuMiKL, DDOglu wr- BIT sua Km* MiM M 9MKhuta. tt tka astd Altar g™a«j^ii'g''t^^« moot, Moon < OM tNh«M h tbi p>

rtt'STlb'eN^fiU^r^^ THIIR PIB8t VMATIOH

ttnd presentvd tt

BLBIOH BUVa THBATCRS

LEiiHDgnen MBfM s MBA at WMb ft

> Iiidl7 u* HHi It te Huaa or tM («1 MM- „

DiAtec Zni sr ^1^^ ' iniiBiciit to Tbs Biuboud nfudlic Itti

tHT-tdp ^M. OBT thatIf tot aBnlsbt 7G per a

m BUYS THCATCRS idBiliitaii i,u toD. tiD u> <^m> n^irir ino "»« m«ier, -Ttwea li nni™. WMtW__ ^ - ^ p» etnt « iMt ihsre ii pncUoaUr no Info «• ftr li M berau* ii( SB nt CMtM .

l»io Wfr m, ,mm in»mMw mr tnruUK itUiciioo "Hum ns >n<i[d li iftr ikt fate (oM at MImu ITiimii Mitftt—" — -- — r »•'' ml"ct. wbleli Ihej with lo make wltt m< . ^ --^ n.i.^.i? ifnm

' (bnu l» labtlM 'iKo-doUu up.' bat UwrnoM ^ ' Btti Kn <Mi Mmiowl itat' atna IliBt II Uiey Taa/eaei to play lor mck U tt« awan AUd tB^ an pnlBC Oa bs-

toHv tCB u IB U* Popnltr Piln Ccatnct, tmt HMn tn aboM fan tmidnd mtrie luHo«... ^ .... .» w.,.. cuew laMKtkp a( a* MoMMb.

KoBdi. It. T.. MrM^^Bt

e»u tb» "J^3»r™ itr for joa), pH- Kitt tt» tmnm > Mm-MM < a

mac -M St* tMB^ «M « dir. iT'

SPECIAL! SPECIAL!! SPECIAL!!!Having been instrumental in procurii^ extra paper,

The Billboaird will issue a Special

ILYCEUM AND CHAUTAUQUA NUMBER

SSL. Sirr themk pnwloaa to tho^L L. a A. Oaavantkm

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.10 The Billboard

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EQUim NEWEST VENTURETkl QHmso Branch of the Adors' Equity Association Announces the Operuog of an Up-to Dili

THEATRICAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAUOUR POLICY «"«

THI ARTIST . THE MANAQBRw* win KCumitM the Aotor to mow* mnmmtvn'n fbr him at baU ''"l endeavor to protect the maiiaser acalnrt losses In railroadW« Tfin ?'?y?r_r~.y^" "i™^ ^^..TT vH^ ^n^eavor to protect him asatnst kwnes of money ad-

or bss ttaU Om pcOMOt MUBUMM^'M n S*yW W« win place Um ™ced to people belnrc joining. We wlU endeavor to protect him fromwlUi issiinnslHl* miiwnw —li'm t*t Iw IMp nrtt In— mit —tirr thnt losses in tickets given to peopi? who suddenly chanse their minds and

- - — . .-. - go elaevbere. We will aiN^ioiutrly see that when he sends for S41 Ing^ue

people true to types as ordered. We will goarnUe * tAOA J^gaXer eaat,and therefore greater efficiency.

. „ EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE

_ ^„ ^Ij™"" Supervision of J, Mar«ua Keyei.Suit* lOSe^ Maapnie Temple Bids-, IBS Narlh SUt* Street, CHKAOO. tLLlNfalS.

Looaland Long DiiUne* Phono—Gsntral OST?.

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rj^IJIpi'~ -JBTjfj-HBfl^

AUGUST 7, -ia»

TWIHG UDT V REFniENfflr

^JCEHIC ARTIST^^

STOCK AT DUIUTH ^ II u. a. B. «;

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Como-to qp— Aug. 7—MoBt w. ^ t*.— nm WOOD camiiae

'"'-^ SS=S.«H»S «""""" S!?"'^''^ BOSS GANVASMIN WANTED

». . « • - ifc»**»trti» -Mrw™. S^nugicuae. CataloKoe free.pou(mK«PL»YEii. MniMMu«in«HD »«— ~»»;-!^.'-j??is;.,|,,roiiLii]m>ciiL. ««aBiiii«.i(0.

^LITHOGRAPH PAPER'~ MM «f Attnctiaiw: Dramatle. MioImI C«in«ly, MlnMMl» Tom Ointad In Stoek Rndy far Immadlato Shlpmmit.

MKX.urmRAYBi> FOR QUICK SALE—DRAMATIC OUTFIT

rg^ggjggyagt 6BY L l0lffS C0WEII»HS lllfftNTjt«k »t ^»«ton. p».

OIL nUtlTED wwiToa

PAINTEDLOBBYDISPLAY iJkN^y CO.

C. JACK DAVIS AUDREY JACKSON ;

ConijnM PHplilil mrfjr ^ IJittli MUlK ^-'l^

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FDR ^I^JJT^A^^BIG^BMtUIH^TENT O

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AT LIBERTY

uwiERCE aEMiiifi nani m. witsn OcHn) Bodiw Ub.

piaJM1ST—AGEMT

SCENIC ARTISTAT UBRTY AUCUST l4TH

Mnteat or n^mttfr SMA. Ckialnc ataaou oom for thta MlGflWIbB. WIFEpiByaSluaiid Cboros. ase. 21; S feM 1; Uepaintod s. la Bn»dway." Member Dnited Scenic Artlata. New fork Cltr.Salary, ualon scale. FORREST A. RUCKER, cara Halman Playan, Qran^Opara Mou»«. Hamilten, Canada.

PERCY'S COMEDIANS WANT QUICKand Gen. Bua. Man and Woman, with alncle

hot Song and Dance Specialty Uan, small pa'

and Trap Dnuoo. muet have Ordieatnt Bella,also buy or leaae Bassaee Cat. HBatJ. U PeBCY. —

and doable Spei^Itlas. Red-Sazophonc^ Violin. Trombone'~ Btage. Canvu Man. WU

BOMTieELLO ILL.

THE LEONARD PLAYERSWILUAM AMD NORA LBONARD.

Orcbeitn; Piano PlByerIn Band. Al Clark and wife, wrlle.

WM. R. LEONARP, Barnanl. Mo

ATTRACTIONS WANTEDran THE NEW MAJESTIC THEATRE. LA SALLE, ILL.

tm fScnnblnatloiiB, stock Companies, etc Must be standard attiactionar>. ne blcseat and best bouse In the city. New and modem. Han-a. wanthat koowa how. Aaaresa E. Q. (MANNTEl NEWMAN.

FOUR YEARS, NO STOCK CO.

ATTRACTION WANTED.

FOIIEST ABBOn HAVERS WARTItaBBachUEettB cities. Week

Carry special scenery,t SO. NO Bpeotaltloa.

- .. LYNH, MASS.

WANTEP-'rPtniiM LocationInclty.of not leas than 4IU00tiib«bttanta. lor the HOtBOKH-DATIBS STOCKCOMPANT, preaentlne late Stock releaaea. Company tboroUEbly orKanlaed

and BPT playing- Addreaa O. T. DAVIES. 1006 Ea»t Main SL, Gal—bura, III.

Wanted for Macy-BaiHi's Comedians> ioin on liim.lMdlBr Wom^ Hamr MU. ChUMfm .»» mM H^^tw.nra pay andmnK aawon <m Cout ftr risU paoM VMaMaMlm Mm3m> -wmts before, mlta acaln. Kan wma ddaivd. nviiiialU anm.Mftwmea. Write or mm JQg BAIRO. Medfert, Oraaow. -

Waated for the Maddoeks-Park HqiiR

THE PAUL ENGLISH PLAYERS WANT_„ under 5 ft., 5 11

S ft, 10 In. Agent whn knowa Sooth. All year's work.n.iit ei^gLISH,salaries. Wrlta or twuub - - 1 new ontflt.

9 PAUL ENQLI8H, 1034 Camp Street New

WA M 1" F l\ CHAS. & GERTRUDEA N I K IHEarrtsonL Co.

Wanted—Quick—WantedGeneral Buaneas Team, Juvenile Leading Man. Both must do epecultte;

No time to write, wire. Must join on wire- Summer stock, 3biUBawec&.Mouotain leeort. Addt^ONA DEMOREST, Hendw^otiv»le,N.C.

WANTEDFor BOBBY WARREN'S COMEDIANS

WANTED for Un^^Sd S^iT^ Co.

WANTED PEOPLE IN ALL LINES

WAHTED-MAR JOVENILE LEADS, WOMAHIHGEHIE ARD GENERAL BDSIRESS

boOi must do Sp,!cialtiM ; Musicians for Jazz Orchestra. UHRENCE RUSSEU,

WANTED FOR "ARLIE MARKS CO."

TIE PliRCESS STOCK COMPART WARTS

HiSICiARS—WANTED—MBSiCIARS Wanted to Join On WireGEIMERAL BUSINESS MAN

THE URBAN STOCKWAmXDFOK

j.eL imiEn FAHHws oebioia HimmuB

ARTEB, PinMfer Hn BMMwi tlNk Ct, Ro. 1 ' MISSISSIPPI MINSTRELS

MTEB FOR THE STARRES STOCR GO.

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WMl « Cn Boi t Ik (W CnmWatm m (Inn Lud. Mis for JimnlM BsBClft.

n^nmuniCBtioiivtoOurClneiiinatf OSieeft ppffflmya ^^^Tr^TT^^^n^^u^^

lUAiiivc wHiTAni mmn; '^"^^gyy'^ffggjjy ?*,s;^^^'*,^;;^^ss'^pSJu^ ^^isw^^^^is^I^^'"-

IN REPERTOIRE

Mow In CattldU Mountains and ^^'ta^tMta^l^jMMS jta*^

oHuvuH u«^iiMnnn. „,^y,u.„ uauoed WANTED FOR

u s™L?irH^cSl-i .,'~.r«s.y=sr£r.;:r.? FORREST STOCK GO.

a ad IMwUc 7»«tn, ntnlnc to Uk tort thit

MiM »• Bw boos* ndKuaud wid plua to iv MMM^ »t «t Ibt *•! O* OWOnttmbu I. iMNC f« |k «W aUMai, bat Ik*

TO CHANOV POLICY ^^JS^*^ «« *"

:, 5S «•»«« * "JSSSiSE: '"*'** at a week-endGrabaniStockCo.Wants

RCNO STOCK COMPANY WANTS

''^'lJSaB!|_'^[t!?V!l^r" OUBINSKT BROa^lN-NEBRASKA FBBO STANLEV WEDS s£?S&"B?SSsJSS^— Dnptta liHiT nin ud wind oioitni iMrtukr Hnr Totk. An*. S.-~EilI>er UHn. * entta- ^H~fi £Sa (•ttf^rCfivHk'aUjH* inS.'to uwil^a n* mt mtk b™- smk wmpnm, sbk^i m now inmUni ainu, ot UsiKlt. Isd., »d rr.d BomltT, S^^S SSHSS^fS' RT figJ^ >.

•f tkt MU» I^.tM-Kcl^pon SMd Ctaapur. S'atinul:*, npWi nn cinUFSC Huon: Id Itn- natntO* «(«, .9t tUi tIit. wen mlirltd ib^^ tvAMtnto^S^*^2rtSi^'S'.£fi:?™

It ^.i-t^n^-onno^ _______^^ssir^rriS Hugo PlayersCan PlaceA*1z^^S^^l^. General Business Team S^^";L^ja;-js

MAC-TAFF STOCK COMPANY

^ Now in Sixty-tkvjnth I

LOHCra AtSOeiATBO PLAYERS Belgarde StockWantsbuftodOiiTiLLoiifiA*- HURL, WhKlnavilla, M«M, WMk Ali|Sk S| Myfiwip Qpsv%Eyantvllli, ulUftaf tMIinn. wltK biulUM M—»» Augmt » to >«pt«mbT 4. prast, U llH

Pll Rentfrow Big Stock Co. WantsIMdnl^Ij

WMk

^ ^ jJi^SSiS'SrSSS """^ BuBlna«« Man. i«n cast for Immediate opining. Wire age. helsht. Sl;;i''^pi!Si^ Xm l^^Ti?

OnCEEPB* DAVISWanted for Brunk's Comedians No, SI^^IN

'^E^SW ANTVn GENERAL BUSINESS MAN SS^^-IXTS^ W An ItiU. AND COMEDIAN ri^SssK!Balance of summer season and regular season. Tell It all and send plinto. If tbit oIbmi

ull iwBBlble. State your salary—you get It every Saturday, and no nIslitB out. <

n^M " yoi do Hwc1H.ItlE3, say so. Wire to Prltnghar. la.. AumiaC 2 and week. Write '" " - - JAMo Hartley. la.. August 9 and geek. -Mgr. JAMES STOCK CO.

^SrvS^r^-S-rS WANTED—'"S^nue Leading Woman i

S!iSil*^TarSJE*S?Tr*T£^- ^*'^y*?*?*f' BOWSER OVERLAND SHOW

MUCH HARMONY RnCMSLt Bnl It warn

WANTED QUICK rsCENERtL BUSINESS MIN or TEIM WITH SPEGItLTIES 1=

wnid dlK«it«t- la Ud. « Tn.p Drummer, witb Tnpa. and Bass Plarer. B. aitd O, Top salaries. T«v f*"?

tit tmttr fnWIr - mtH BlU '"•^ work. Wlro O^KKEFE A DAVIS. Jaokson, Tenn, Weeh August 2. faasv-ggg wmteb ran show boat superior ^^„jzrzr:_rjgg gajag zxJoiiSsn^'si" " "•- .ssirsiiriris

I II I B liiiiii —^» Wglgiiaa»arMKr'wpTOW'MMBrt«.>i. «w) Mikr Jul tw*. /

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FOR SALEThe Ghas. & eartnidi Harrison Tint Theatre

THE BEIT AMD tIDBT COMPLETE TENT THEATRE IH THC WUT.

iff sSjBM«^iS^'7^^yiTrSiMi'S'nf'iii?^iiSM?ar^ "'•i'^i^^'^^^^mS

CiuS u wd •7'iifli, acq* one nd Wfn, nUcb°Sr!3}3wM3''«S«?Sil ' ill Slu tfln^iloniun£TTU »un Iv liu <>M< maud vHK Pi—IP. udr • nuiiB and U •WoUhili -aunral.Kill pUob^Jt^A^J^^BliaiaTwt wHhjwl M-(L^^n> M-rL olOdM BlHW^^m^^^

Wanted-Theatre for Per. StockjTTie Famous

KDVSEY KOMEDY KO.IBth—Successful Season—15th

TiUtEWELL 8H0W AVPAUnt^-UlH Uadie KilUfT «u falllr vulhwd irilb Oomffi, apd(Ttn DonlM M ttie SU>«E»(tr BunmiiT wind BBilUil* at u antua. aandn nJilii. nut

WAMTED—CHkRACTER MAN, CHARACTERNNHIAII, IIBEIIE AND COMEDIAN

th* toUar to plajr •tronv Una ot CbarMttr Coway Pmrta. :ft«fer thoeo«dIw BpaoiMnM. To opan AvftK W.wttli'lNM awUma Tmt showoniM mad. WIm or write at oniw. W««k Ansnat 3, Caaar I4dce, Iowa;irMk AUKUat 9. Oarncr. Iowa. TranspOrtailDn paid. Addraea

8. G. DAVIDSON, Managar Can-Park*r-Roekford Co.

WANT 9nH PHMFDIANstraight Man and Scenic Artist, for MiLsieal Comedy Stock Co.Sti^iight Man mith plenty wardrobe and able to lead uumbeis. 2ndComedian fest and knockabout, must either dug or dance. ScenicArtist to repaint scenery on paint bridge. Work all year nmnd.

HORWIT:, colonial theatre, Toledo, Ohio.

Wanted Quick for the Mac Stock Co.Character Comedian for trong- lipe ot Farta. Must do apeclaltWa. Qbd-eral Bualnen Men and Heavy Man. Trap Drummer for OroheatnL NopaTBdes. Specialty People. Conceaelon People. Boss Csnvasman. muslaleep on lot. Other uaeful: people write. TbJs Show never cJosea.Florida for the Winter. Tod aobuy. Those who wrote beforp, write aESln.^pYD L. CONNELLY, Mar., Elwaod Ind.. w<ak August I.

You Don't See It Now, But Soon(WINKING, BLINKING BLUES)

By BELL MOORESons, 60c. Orchestration. 45c. Now Ready.

C. FRED MOOR£, PabBihtr, P. 0. Box 41, IHDEPENDEVCE, KANI.

WAISJTED QUICKFOR

F. J. MURRAY BIG-TIME MINSTRELSUUStCIANa Solo Sinsera. Coraedlana, Unalcal Act. Seoond Man that earn luabrush. ELECTRICIAN that underalanda a little carpenter work. EXPEBI-BNCBD COOS, BAQPIPB PLATER that doea Act, BANJO PIiATEHC tbatdoubles In Band, Silent VaudevUle Acts.

301 Lyeaum Thaatra Bids- Pituburah. Pa.

lUllllTCIt FOR FRANK WIHHIHGER1 CU COMEDY CO.

SiS!'''STli5*ll8Moy*BSlSl£y? 'gg'"'intlm Carpntar and Property

*'**''*^.*'¥i!lSNK WINMIHQIR, •ahaflald. Wit

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD VERSATILE COMEDIANASS*X JVGENTWIIUAM TODD MOTMIZED SNOW, Xydn, Nortli Carclim.

WANTED, FOR WEEK CTtHD, VMIDEVIIU tHOW UJIDEI C«NV>«^

WAMTRrn FOR FRENCH'S

Wanted for Greer aod Uwler's Pioaeer Girls Co.TwaA-lChmOltk aduTiaQL Ble«ljnn& FRANK UUMUa,ManageTf waahR AuBUSt znd bikI 9I1|| PIbieb nMBttWi WionltBFalls, Texas.

^PRICE AND DUTLER WANT PIANO PLAYER

^ Fi?Jl?. J[."L'M'?KL?!!yi''*I J?,"™. WANTED FOR NEIL O'BRIEN MINSTRELSStrtns Baaa to double aome Band instrument. Viola, to doobla Conwt, Celtoand^Cocoat or Trombone; Comet. B. & O. Join at one* Wlr^ ataflwr artroMOAR P> HODQC, CalllnoMoad Opera Houae, PouvHCMpH^ M, WMlkwfMt t| aftar Oat aa per route this paper.HANibii, MPeil-RriiCmield lent ineatre Ho.zuo.

FOR SALE—COMBINATION SLEEPER m> WANTEDCORNET AND TRAP DRUMMERNin MILT TOLBGRT SHOW, Ensley, Alabama, vieek Ai«ust 2d;.

Oneonta, Alabama, to follow.

WANTED ,_WANTm S WANTEDWANTED AT ONCE FOR BALANCE

OF TENT AHJD WINTER S^EASOH

MmSTREL FIRST PART WARDROBE AND SCENERT WANTED^idd^^Mni^nijl^dHalrlUn ind imra ptla. UniHUUdi. «INaTIIIL HANAatR.

WANTED AT ONCE, PIANISTHelen Rozclli^, wire. Qlrla to do specialties of ell kinds. Slnelns and DandnK.Silent Aoiu etr. Write, state all parttculara. salary and if you can Join Imina-aiately. Artdrcas aa per route. CARL ADAMSON, Too Much Jonsa, KlltawiW.August 9: Dryden, 10; Truxton, 11; MonnavlUe, 12; SprinsfldCl Canur, UMd 11; Candor IB; Spaxte. lit "Vn Etten, 18; all New Torb

WANTED—MEDICINE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES

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TT'ti e B i l l board AUGUST 7, 1920

•VAUDEVILLE-The Latest News and Thb Wedc's Reviews This Week

KEITH CIRCUIT EXPANDSITS YAUDEVILLE HOLDINGS =r:r^-^g:„,

Half Intnett Acquired in Eight CombinationHouses of B. S. Moss Enterprises—Gives Keith

Interests Seating Capaidty of More ThanSMNWaiNmrYoikaiy

S « HMtpy MOVLTO LARQER QUARTERB

• roric Awt- 1.—Owtas to Ita Ruik.

1, Jeffflmo, ^B«lt,

ALBEEV PLANS

M flaw MM hHnta r.K «. J. BM

CUatB. Mr 31^—k km »mt«r b qsoM

TODD MOTORIZED SHOW

"justvaudeyhjetSiBv WILUAM JUDKINS HEWITT i - -SZ

THo l9eo-'2i vaadeviUe seaain It. No r^ectian on Demiog.opeps I^bor Dar, -Monday, September Oldut tell ua tbla one.B. ARB Ton GETTINa RBAm •

FOR IT! VandeviUe iB ooirirtns "Dan Mc-Orew," "QnnKa Din" and "Boot's." If

MaJta up your mlDd that yon an " were not for EMdle Poyor there '

really Eolne tr ' - - —

,^

I

' "NOTICB — AGREEMENT. " ThlaIteeardless of tlia opbdaB «n ^

,

.the "mnddle" headB-tlw WvIS la "P'^sa understanding- that It Islandshall be K personal license.

Ifernbla and good only to

ICE WATBH, QUICK. ' FAN HIM. "IT*" PUfchased It a

HE-3 OVERHEATED. FollowUW Uh^ oaea of the Palace Theater. If resold,

announcetnent of tba enlmluMcm of P"™*^ from any other pereon. i

the Ketth-UoiB deal lart vedt.nma J?"-?*"??^' ** .""^

Arthur DemlnK was -...^ ^ i...^-

strel company playUE the small towna ^^^''^twUllc ImiMm, ^''"^TIn.Ohio some years ago. Just before

'

the car -waa to bo moved the porter 3

woQla open the end door and holler:-Is ail you white folka in," olaiJ the *• Wdoor, the easlne would hit the «r, it Com^^JnnnamM trM4« «

The porter would a^ln 6|

and thiB time would ^ .. -— , ,

while. lolkB eaa gtit ont now. Wv on To him who ptidM tlX wtmMa* flUH.,

la tlie sax* town.** W* dmft 1>talm

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-B.F. KEITH'S—I ^"S^l^^y-t •MBid to ^ Ot tk*[PAI.ACEJ

fhathwfcoo—TWo P>f<brm&nefcs PaJ^—eM»nii%^ SiOO

<R«vl*w*d Monday M«linM^ Augint 2)

It was s moat entbusbutle audience thia afternoon tlut packed the booMUie time Ibe tblrd act was over. A keen examplo of nndorlUe '

p was put over by the booking ol tbe Hyry^Carroll^jKa ^^^^Tbe bill seemed all mixed up. The Klnosrama did not show In the open-

IDE, uid Bert FlUBlbbon appeared as the tourtb act in the position pro-i»a tor gUflMd Md WUUa. — - — -

^ —

vith thefr traivpoUae"-^'b and tbe down

„.-Ja. MiT aof»«r Uitf acamiMial n -

, jtral^t flyerityla of tha Clarkoniaiu.

becomes part of „ .

2;0S—F^rank Parish and StnoB'nn, -tka ..._„ — ,_ —^.— ^— at.M rldlBK a. . . —BalaiicliiK. Ttitsy worked aa It ^

, , ad It by abacr vitality flwt —The team Kot serenl boM Tbeae- ynon are entitled to ~«

, _id, had the honse been tuUy beated, th^ wcnild bave deUMd tipbisseit hits of the bUL

2;20-£XTRA. ADDED ATTRACTIOIt—Mme: D6re« pototod her operaloE'— -itacB scenes, with herself at the piano. The meat of the vocalliatloiir

jd "OoeratJc Sweethearts." and IndndeH eicerpta Crora 'Talea of Hofl-"Rial Pagllaccl." "Blgoletto." arte, from "La Traviata," "RnmM xnA

Juliet." 'Carmen," "Toreador," 'Xucla," ^"Eduardo," TaUBt"gnerlte." The company appeared In excellent voice, and Included ... m~™Dorve. Prlacllla Parker, Clay Inman, Sle. Pompeo, LOm Aslni, Diana Walters, ^TT^Aii^B Pi.iii.iiBi- cuiTniTi p<iii»rH Hig. Adamo AdamI, Mme. Altlne Verdlkt, Unian Hi„

medley of iwinitar alia while Eaihered aroundrcoeptlon gtvcn this tabloid company t>t oIt they were held mvc (or msA week.„ -.J—. — Amlstaa by .lMW FUid&bon

, aim In one, wtth s pluo-_ which both piayd afmnamy dttrtpgllwl Mi iat i«.«(nak«n- <> wtnw

laughter, produdnv tet-MBft'.tkl* MBMdiaa fiu evar put be- u> la.acwdlence at UUs bovseL Her ) HIlid.-BB- f^'XM OilBU— —' "

to certainly that. tBfwheajai'jia wntfc ia'auiiMUBd n^ h».

-CMo^^**- ^'BVeOeilCkr. Daat^ Oie onbesi

--- f the Day- to -VWm FatbeUqne," by Onlaa, Eot severalBERGMAti QUIZZEfl

rr-iaiiT ukL ana sood lan^ reoraiiBes, and la.noticeably Improrlnc sach week. _ _ _ .

. '.^."r" 4:DS-^NOAGElIBNT BXTRAORDINART^^^Sarlton Hoasland presL „Harry Canoll and Company In "Varieties of .1920.~-wlth Grace Fisher, HarryMiller and Hlnfna and Bates. Tt ran In nerfeet- time and t^TW tn a. WBllnnlnffHlUer and Bimna and Bates.

ATTIUCTIOIf^ack ClUIOrd and Miriam Wills, In theirinuna.. "At Jasper Junction." In one and then to two, wllh meuba platforrn' props. This act cot a very slow start, and It waa «U8A"B BAND OPEHS-nallty and rcHned bearlnc that held them, nearly all of them.

daw Tnt, TDir 9a Ix>, the {Mseusoi In "Art Studies," "— - — -

t yet shown after BvB.I. 'Venetian Moon." a Rerolck number.

PrDETamined for next week: Charles Klns^and Company and Hiairiot and •

». Tim^_^ *-^.—* »^ McConn—DP the apeed ot

THEATCm PAY nU»

r . slelB Ula weA^ tta lady Oil* «MtW.Ml^lBsa.. AdyMi-A^Mtt aitMIO OapDROM _tIMn« at « «M;«k '«a«. BKMsm taAaSMMaSM

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'The W«:iVI>'«»:«.r<d

Stm T«rt. Mr n

«*• i« lllliny «— -M* MM < tt*MM * fMHMW tWiMN • r***-

THEATER CO. FORMED

d M> X. IKnu at

BUM* ACT 8G0RKS

KOUDINI OPPEHS SERVICES

Sn Tsik. Jnlr 30^—twinl ku efl«f

Ua «mat tt tb* Pilk* FMd D17 (OH •

WIRTH LEAVES AUGUST 28

jmrtLRV AT AUCTION

X Ok mMIMV ILL

MaaiMMMitlbk

Id la an dtr Vtiatr. ftii so.

SOHWSVEH BOOKED

"JUST VAUDEVILLE"Uft la too dark wltb olonda by fit,'God biM (he man who makM you

laurh—'The Actor."'And or tbw» Uh . . - .

aaiiiM Ba^W and OompMv.

w tlmomutMiof tha

AMONG THB CAU.BRS: FrankSL HcNUb, H«jry Bondlnl, MysticCtarton, Joseph DiiiuilBC«r, HerbertBrooke. WtlUam Borslal, Ce INorman. lhe'"Fl'OC Uan," and Geocse

Bart VmUaca^ featura bode"Save -ft IJttI* Dram tor Me."written br Will E. Skldmore

TSINQS THAT "OETCTTD" no p:

Cheap pbotoETaphi.Wastlne stampH and letter paper

tTTlDK to book direct.

u knew EL F. A. nben he was with

with the heel of ronr AoblTrylDK to oonrlnce anrone you In-

Tented BtnglnK and dancloB-

Tou can "do" maslo from a be

Do the malorlty 0

t tka B. r. Kalth- !•* Twfe. fnlUf realItr balcoBy MlWiMi In 1

the revlewpTS. ... _ ala«e meater,

Nnr Twfe. tnlly reaUM the versatu-

anoewK" Ota. th« pUfwiw nhBoiewot the nad«*ni« jwftWim. Wbatohail ba dooa witli tkHir

tta* other aftantoM at B. F. Keith'sPalace whan ha wavad hla band attha ' oKbaiM

.leader and said:

'WMka op 7« awaet' maalc" Woo-tfatlas irfiatt noofht ba was colncto repeat the tau Henry Lae-a fa-mow •Vatirtac apaeoh." Mr. Foyer!Why Mt 'DM It with doe oredtt to its

Too many dresa

If any of the •modem Broadwayreataurants ehould become ablaze tt

would be appropriate if the fli

Aurt "

fere's a Fire In the Old Uiarbla

m*a.' mthtvWI-nMte

' *9gM«ih-tanicn«mMnlatwo«b>.

PMITZI WHerp VAOATIONINQ

JACK COOm NEW ACT

THOMAS ENLARGES«flio, July W.—^rTiff nwma^ di

a. T«etrUoqii]at aAd caTtooolat, Im

e Id tnr tirto ttt Uia nDd«nU« (ot

OBITUARY

CBtlAvt, rHCBtly.'

1 lenotlr at CkaMieini; N. 1

iin"'^iai!"ii'^\tT"'<J^oat Ma.*X*nwBOWK—Un. J»l>. Anw *MfM llWUiM ilmMt lasliaUi «kn Mr I

•!>• ma Hdtat SM wwi>iil la tMoi

m. Ha«u was hMBB a iterutH (>•ffi OMtt IB ^1 « — ——— — -- "

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AUQUftT 7, tttO

To Artists Playing Chicago

MUSICIANS ARE LOCKED OUT OF

MOVING PICTURE THEATERSEniployan axe attempting to defeat the cause of LABOR by replacing mmiriam

' with VAUDEVILLE acts. The musidaiu consider such action UNFAIR. AfterSmklay,Ausust ly 1920,whSe the lock<«ut continues, acts playing Chicago in tiwa-tiBM winch snow, or have siiowiv moving jdctone vwl be miude to secora die aa> ^

.

«t ll-Km imAUiM «t itmm ilijj—ft—- If any Asatar chins tphmvigiMd up you had better be enra than lony.

. THISISYOUR OPPORTimrrYTOSHOW THAT YOU ARE<MTHE JOa

17i1lMiMta|lnlLPhona, State 6378

MmlM il HnMiMi, iMd l«. 1« li tti

ikMEIttltafEBEiMTIM OF lN|iWf«n

Aemm maku oomplaint A New Monologue for $5.00 and I

Keep It New tor a Year, FREEBILLIE BURKE« ACTS

K«* Tm*, Mr a

nUlt^K DEUVEMES OF COSIUMES,*«WIwf% iiaHTi,wniir

CHICAGO COSTUME WORKSN. Fr.inklin Street, - CHTCAGO. ILL.

t viim at dm

KEITH'S WELL

STAGE DANCING TAUGHT BY WALTER BAKERfonoeilydiuHfbmieily dimciiiE nuster at Capitol Huatn and aaistaot to

.li»i.n t».«.a>.a«»«»L

naTHML ffUHOBE TRORKS« IjbSm'SWSr

fgl'i'^^SflM HAIR BAI^SAM^

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>rii:e Billboard AUaUST7. 1»»

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Xtte Blllboaria

SINGERFiam Far Away TmapM CdmMH«r« and in Words of a Fa^

amv» Roman

"Vmui^ndif Vici t"

Stw tofc Mr Mi-^B^n' (beUosi. CO-

SnowballJack Owens

8TVLE3 AT MARIGOLDlnnev«tisn in Chicago North Sid* Rv

•art Draw* Big Crowd*

CldCK*, Mr 30.—MIh I^obi. Ills of tb>

Ut MJ^yttoa tfoon* U tb» miManl Uulcdd

.l^^liuKC, nil •ic'it'u* bM i( frt^

...WRITER ...

Hun|ikiuBl.t<^ lead tbu fftvfrui, wlQi OnatucePenney, dumr; 'Brrflrir Bird, £d11b Alleo undsun. biotr, atagmi umer ud UkK, clown*.n»st)j'. .C Ihe "UMB Grirt>" BUiM: nwerud SUM. OTHMa. ad a Hdilf d»td. fIhs-

ulfht ineDMOD Hdcd GoarlllE, irha lud'lw attime coaucted irttk tmOmwtkrt lovra fa^ coobUt. BDi iMtftwr or Mtu^ MniMT

Mnw Or UOb ^ SNM O^t

M niiM inat.laDekt wiitr a-JMIUn> hOb kewtal.

'

kU bMi tnlHA Id ChK («m div

VERY BusySTAGING THE PRODUCTION FOR

'

TheAI.G.FieId'sMinstreIsADDRESS BILLBOARD, CINCINNATI, O.

MeVICKERV-RIALTO. CHICAGO '

CUafi^ Anc. BBlfb T. KenailBK of th*JoaMb liahft A aAaXB Bm, H*»tt to teMadUaa tann* m Um Mril^Mft

In a* mrtd. In "UsokBr Dbj *t Ibe Bus,"ud 71>o Fmr Bolt Hop*. cqoHIbrlatB, uaka id

no;-'; Wair and Croat, vmrdluai BOMI IB'

MBMIr nv tt» i»n|<W« iijiljllljfM «r

Mnl Ml«> nHBit^TM.

Bh mwrtolre iritb iltcnUiu iriU.bFdfii tgr riodiiUta -ma. nia im*

JULIUS CAHR'S eUlDE and MOVING

netHE BIIECIOIfV he.CAMolMated wKh fiUS HILL-9 . NATIONAL DIRRCTORV.

ContalnlnK full particulars of all lesltlmsto MovUa Pfotore, -VknOavlIto

"KJaa Sitxj Klda" tieadUna tlio UK la ttto'

JofBiBta la aaw san aad dBacca, Qlfen anaBwi^qBM^ laa BBBif ^W|W Mi^ m-f

^mmm % iiim mte* > •ulw^on tl tian *** l>oXX>: p^Mk MrtJ aM'SavUa. k -Wa tta Birds If JMnTh Mi'mnin tbs taotletli c<ata9 aaaalHa, iBt

.mrp. Jl?r voice dlurly altoii-* (he caiv^Dl (txkn-

BOcoliM taa a aiVit COM tut ^ncf-^gc

and Burleeque Theatres la America, and Canada, wO Bhortlr be imf^lPRICE, THREE DOLLARS.SubEcrlpiloDs Now Received.

OFFICESc Candlap Building, 220 WMt 4£d StrMt. NEW YORK CITVJ

lioqate aaa Ijaaiiia, Iwrlcnaa ^—

<

"ilWiK SROWIil KILUD .

9dcB*v •fc-?*a BUni' >in« ot !!».

te:rra.ce: ga.rde:n^-f^r^lSr^ BOMCWGmCMUS& MHIIED ATTRACTIONS ^

lalMr dir. 1 UBOUa In

ind Bt VIr raiB «SlH 4nlaf tha nr. «_ _._

,

t -AauMa KnbdII.' Hltta'tbE WA|iTED-9UtaHMirs aiMi«TM«'#GiUB

—BBfauannNnavNa^i^^ CmJCMieD PEOPLE FOR CAKE WALK AND aUARTETTE&m tt oa* Omm Mb Hiaiaal Bafe iM-te Can dbb IMpeitE. llan, donbla In Band,n (aa at ttt Mtt warmMM MM b ' ' SHOW OPSNS BAKLT IN ATTOtraT.agM awr fcor Ott M iiwlo a linoU .Mkm PECK aitd JEHNIHGS, CalumMa TliaatN SMf., HEW YORK CITV

rr.-^nr^sr££5 BUE MELOIY ROYS MVEin OKIES!

M

iM^ LIBERTY SEPTEMBER 1ST. 1920

r. Ma SMlTf i> la at, L

ma PNIV <C Dm b

nOMalaMtt

BLAKE THEATRE, WEBB CITY, MO.

GH SLOAN'S FOR

YOUR PAM RaiEF, POR -LEASE, WTARTtM „ .

wi^ruOK fHygBTIIIIBNT COMPANY. MB Vteter Mb4 Kanaaa COf, Ma.

'S."-S.Z:LiSS^£.X PHOTO REPRODUCTIORS

nimiHii with a amt «

M iBEirr—M DMCiHe ouiuiids-moiuiciis of muei smtes-uaBHte FRED Ui«i^^^,^gv^^,^i>j^.m^^^r^t CDNA

;^^,3-CSSr£?S BEVERLY THEATRE

WHY endoie pain when yon tnoaSloan's Linimeat wfll relieve il

promptly? It couldn't remainthe World's Uniment for 38 years if

it wasn't bigbly benefietal in relievingrheumatic aches, stiff Joint*, soremuscles, lambaso, aetmlBit, strains,

bruises, exposure to weatber results.

viiihout niUnv, leaving

Sloan's

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The Billboard

THE AMERICM CONCERT HELDan(t_junerica]i Endeavor fai Grand Opeia, Symphony and.Chaml^ Mnric

and Classic Dancing*! BY izETTA MAy.MCHranor.

.

UNUSUALLY BRILLIANT CONCERT -PS^-rr.SEASON ASSURED LOS MGELES Ssi^H^jHiH :

«l» u NATL SVMPHONy ORCHESTRAOccn CngagM Many Haw MBmbtra

F oUjef Tear compoaed tbt Naw Sjmpliojiy.

bi GooTM -Amngod IBy L» Bdtynwr—^Three Siaw i^ir'^«5fc''^S«toitei.™t"' '^'^^Ytt''^n*'t^"^^ nST?^Gnmil 0|iera CompniMe* Booked, Also "^— '^ '^ '^

It, of tti. BOjacl ii Claud, one; CUnfs Optn. uik: ^

HiiHltK AB». 1.—Tlis mar at nUttt W tt> OOem Om CBl ll tSa a^r tortOffers Substantial Caah PrliM

BROOKLVH COOIBTV

. THREE NEW YORK COMPOSERS

f Left in RiessnTsIiTa $90tt Pita* Baa*

1. Uttl Sl.—At Oa A

UCTROPOUTAN ANNOUNCES *wt tn l« opts m naUcala of tta. «tLONDON OPERA PLANT our aafl On prijM m: tnu e

I bat vlaao comnDamoa «nd Oka flmamXaw Mr Tt taanailiMil at Oa tW but *Mai anapaalHaii nliBlIiHL I

wm b* Mi* Mm Ita' a

3^aw •TVTiHi Mr. WM Mm (taM M Pomt Park. St.

batwM Urn ud Kr ibsJaa Bw HBW MUSIOAL 0B0AIII2ATI0M -^—

I**r Cuuid. n« lentt m • • -— ' -1 a.u a »iSir'!Sil!fh?3s£!'* broVe i.rpv'.-i'i-

nrMMpwIiaC A^aMVMtH'teaaap- *

a BmhI •< JiMaaa at mm. mK dttalM •tUtamt at Ika MantFiiui nprm

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THe jafrti

BURLESGLUECIRCUIT AND STOCK SHOWS

.

. — CoiMlBrt^ By ALFRED HCLSOH

BILLBOARD MAIL SERVICE ^J£-^AND UP-TO-DATE DATE BOOK Si.SSSi'r

AMERICAN -CIRCUIT «HQW8

tU. Book *•< '4 aL~4M«(« W. UlUlfbi

t ill mint aMw n tint SaUiiK, Pa., w

It »M ^j^^wHMi M-M mam i

. tmam^Vtlv, at linU* J irmiet •ttW. »>.

a uw tuct tiBt tku s«r T**, mr a

FULL SWING PHILAKTHROPIC McCAULEV »>n imtHeli ai

iw Of otw TtA, Mr n^whcB «• tMui o* »dv«ii p

tfes jtacMcu CItalt

imUct tell Jifk Pkv.

tl BsTum. Sony BuMa. riimlliii

'iS^^ftAMBBKJAN^CIBCUIT

• ai^iimi Chang* In Reotinf" ** X*w Tor*. Mj ».—Dm to Oh coo;

LID LtFTERV SOCIAL CLUBOa tJla npi

>M -t*! una- «!w oc lomm*. u-

{fuurnv'siTEPPcul

MINSKY BROTHERS'NATIONAL WINTER GARDEN

2nd Avenue and Houston Street

Bebuflt into America's Finesl Burlesque Playhouse- Real Gome-diaas may write tiwir own salary ticket.

WANTED-rCHORUS GIRLS

B. P. KAHHV UHION MilMM

MX. K a

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Xtie Dlllboard AUGUST 7, 19M

NEW PLAYSTHK POOR UnXE RITZ QIRL"

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BHOAOED FOR DEARIE"

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0 R E Kicc iuir Gnnn-BYE FOR A

GOOD SINGERKISS ME GOOD-BYEAN ORIENTAL FOX-TROT I FEATURED BY EVE RY ) ROM I

SENSATION Im r\ NENT ORCHESTRA IN N Y.

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(O.) lUn tuda teld Uilr UBn

SEND ONE DOLLARemcHL BmiBuciN ciMPm sms

"THE MAN OF THE Hour "MIO"—BY-

JIM C. MADDEN naliOR0l.ls

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RECORDS

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SALLY iisroi)Hy^LOUI^S WFSLVN and NEIL MORET,

BOW-WOW

Auou«r7,«a) '

" ' ''The'' Biii'bo'ar ;<!'''

SW E E F* I IM GINDIANA MOONB

Ctmpised b» OLIUER WALLACE,

•hs cimftsill "HINDUSTAN" ||H

W E S

BIG DOUBLE VERSION SONG

"Walt ^ Little WhUe"MINSTRELSY

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GREAT DEMAND ""SONGS!

, DB.. 201 li. lima An., Glilcaeo

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ TO» MdWW ta Uu nM<«tffc tM

Mb. J*B« XwCi, BoUar of "apHd" X**ft.

tt •( (b« J, A. CSbns ud Aba W, Tsnl'tIMnli, 4M at miDlBCWa, O., jair W. Eta

u fnat Mmc of uBma mionpri tnn.M iria silH tor «lMa MnJIV mimluloii.

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Music Printers ^^Tjlj-i"!"! - ii~iXL=^|S Ciaclly FurnishedWestof NewYork ^g^g^CallJi^!j-H W anAnyihinq in Music

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it Tha Kg* York UmlBalO ncatioiliit an flH SL law-I luidaoinsn OUT 100 fHt

» hu not tnori' Witt Mi. TnsrL

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THE LEAVES OFTHE SHAMROCK(Are Sbiped Like My Heart)

Dotlned to ba a srekter Sons than "MoUier MBobree."A BmOma BekutlfDi.

Protgaloml and Orchestration Copies Vna.WORQAW AA«H»Y,7«85lnBl—»d>Av«iue, • • CHIOAQg

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two diya. I.at«r, irnMlae ta tb* omitLalnt

on aitunpt to srt tha poUIc tbtenatrd ID a fllia

' "2* A Btw law panel lu Iba ;

* maLn It a obduataw tD dFOR SALE =COOK HOUSE isx2s :r.

SSJS/'A.'i^EliSS^lSS.rSf^tB'S^ taw vnamh-nr tow tt^a waate. *etni.M«U; «ca>t win •nUMH. «> tt to tAotaH. 1. wrttJ.* .

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CHMJIAUQUA. DEPARTMENTBy FRED HIGH

Week-End and Mid-Weekaan^^Sfnritwood Lake, North Dakota, Presents a Great 7^,7^°''"'"'""' °"

Program—Move To Make That Resort >™t p"«™^f"^'wi,

a County Memorial and Play-Ground >">^° s^vi^T.,."' Z.

—Chautauqua Song a Hit bo-.. «• wui

PITTSBURGHLADIES' ORCHESTRA

HARRY GEISS'~3 UCEOM ORCHESTM.to ,), AvailabI* for t«20-2t.

AddresH BALLANTINE BUREAU,Bo«i. 808-10 Lynn A H««l«y BidB, ChiejgP.

r3 CHICAGO CIVIC BUREAUTALENT BROKERS

L. .tafed la thrve Ht., vUh Bl

m CbiKla. twin daiclittH at » WHAT UNITED AMERICANS

or Chieago Ang Doing

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am or tUa WDadrrfnl tike i

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HARRY M. HOLBROOKDlgliUr trOCUH mm CHAUTAuaU* DErsHTHEIIT,

M bnu STEHUNO -Di*. J. J. 1)91 on Mu> »« MtiM. (kit btiu STEHUNQ

Ellen Kinsman Mann

COMMITTEE REPORTSdm MetropolitM (lee Club

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r.r°rr^ HORNMANN'S NEW COIN GUP

MAGIC CARDS

AND DICE

IU6IETIC LODESTME

"SKINEM" Greatest card trick entertainer of tlie

\f''^.^mm>&^/ sg"—postpaid 50c—copy of Professional Catalogue'Sg^^^^ra/ free with this offer.

^^^S^ OClin linWI Tn THAYER MANUFACTURING CO.,

< Aboat til* "C p«lodt

MAGIC-FELSMAN'S-MAGIC

FRAIIK HMITLeV

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ARTHUR P. FELSMAN,

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riihnii™".t„rriJ'.''iJB .r» .ui^rifu,t''i.t» M VonBO St., Apcad«, - . TORONTO, CANADA t^t'^^c^°ta'^d. io»i*ii

IL.L.USIONS,JWUIMI W BUlw JriHii Ji* In tm nvki' Uino t« «

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Billfifeard

dianees. Tbe reason vas that, trblto variety of classical tmislc la India-Imports expajiiied rapidly, exports also peusable. . .

grew to a, new high record ol 18,111.- .-rhe eonccrta In the liewlBObn St«-IJB.OOa. The exTMrt balance of ciom place an even great empbads up-

muslcal quality. Walter Henrr

QUESTIONSANSWERS

and chief ,Jailed etaiea

|Steel Corporation, vbo never spoofs.

( Bailed two weeks since forvacaOoD. voicing belief tb;

neas outlook Is tbe beet !i

mining Into plant prodactlon Be-I, lie finds tilat the steel worker la

[^.,^„^ Gary e^n^ttonal enjoymml.-(ncrea«lne In efficiency.

Ones not stand as a.

dedalon to Kt7 off 12,090 men waa givenoat, and, despite the fact that one dtyalone—PltttbOTg-promptly bid for the ™^ Indoor.

- - s East Furthermtoday shows a great

FT Garden" whon Jcba Bar-

What did we adllk. tbay iranted to lerooro relsned npreme. As The HewL know. Torlc Times points ont:

1 We told them one and all that theren-as Uttle or no slgmlScance In the what it

- - ,Bbntdown of the ^^^^^ ^"flin'^rti^

The crops arc good, wa

IJ^r^a^roiv^^^^^te te^'™ "1*7. Edwto Pranko Goldniaii and hta

surely, and fiKClgn trade, as we con- Concert Band appear trt-weCkly, on st^ibmfldently predicted, has continued to ex- Mondays, Wednesdays and Frldayn, ixpr^ vt..

pand. The record for the fiscal year "P* ^ andlencea range trom ten to cnmtrt et,,™, .- - - ~ - - - - twenty thousand, large nnmbers brlnS' thoe iiu bw d

Ing th^lr own chairs and camp stools- f*ti>«" ^ *-

. , Tbe programs are Intentionally ^td itr.

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Auauar 7, mo

SUCH IS FAME IN ADVERTISINGAt AppBed Or p. T. Who Pat 0^ "A^ in Aarcrtmc

N UieM «fadvanced ad-

ng methods

Br ELMER J. WALTERS

with a, Japan-made mermaid. Mr. Bsrntun wonUnot either have succeeded but for hte nnuanal ac-tivity and liberal application of printer's Ink.

From the Krlter'a personal contaet with the ad-vertisins world. Mr. Bamum'a areuments ot lonwago.would seem to fit today. In a commercial way,the same as tbey applied to his business durlne the

vertis^nfr ^tlrra apeclflcallj- to "CoMlant AppUca-

. laree measure for the early upbulldioe ofort. Conn., and the finsjiclDE of a large New

sold by nursing '

t showman. Go-cailed. maintained that advertls-could only bring

results by perpetual application, clalmlns that a

ment oa the first day of

M or aVTte to~ - what has oft been

nethods in adveriis-

> have been that "no

y withouty had nMlrca Um foH nrthloneir.' TMs' IialBt M «>* Ike ^.

certain, tor Mr. Bamum nentieer oil the advertlslnB trlseer.became a sure advertlslne shot, nei-er Dilasing ihe bull's-eye. The poo-He was uppertnOHt In liIs mind. Mistudied to give his patrons a big sup-ply. In creating onb- n-ordi ot pralsifor Ihe magnitude ot his ofCerlnEs. thtthe senulnencas of some of his tealurei

Vnaonal sntlstacUon of'hcorl&c exclamatlona ot wonder rebard-

Ibc of bto wAlbtthww.

tor MMt be o

«a a Oititer. After kming oft OL _

the operation of the old PeaWk'M bter U aaU to have backed hia nnan-

Tlcan Museum re-

vived during this "frameop," It has been

Later, when thecurios and contents of Peale's Museumwere purchased by Mr. Earuum—prac-tically for a song—he was able to bill

:he American Museum as a "Double At-traction" and "Two Museums In One-

Should the appetite of the fickle

public crave that the pendulum of tSroe

ps^will a e the ago In which

bolh desiring the lion's share ofattention. Finally this envy pra Quarrel that terminated In 8

lenee to a duel, one aei^g a

These were curios taken troii

extraordinary bulk n

Wher -. Bamtm f

» well worth to auy-ne* fee he asked. Mr.

_ a to blow bU horn to advise

to tan fe.«i ta Mk* »«i mad w.

cry nun seeklDK s poaltlon at almost any salary.Throwing to tho unssBplored indlvldnal a quarterof a dollar (one admlaakm to hts temple ot won-iiers> and Instructing him to gat a meal and thenreturn, Mr, Born-jm hit upon the "brick idea" that

a passing glauM « .

chanically on the third, digest it od the fourth day-and pertiapa may d -- -

-

'The'object

summoned by an employee he Is quoted aa uaviasshouted: "Here, here! I dont mind you GoUathsflghtlng out your grudge against each otber, bMboth -of you are under contract to me. /

'

Is the life of this establishment, and' If yean

"t llic Inner man ot a fellow creature less f

late than himaelt.mile n, perham la not teaatble today t

X all requireintms.

«lable commodities or todemand for these. R !

not any more reasonable to espcct satisfactory r%-aulta from ONE Insertion of an ad than it ] rsa-

I dose of meOicdiie to Iwsak IVat- erautble to ozpeot (x

I he also paid a> Ike TBTioos tftow tents pitched near the

, IIm wttr Yankee was attracted to a. pairMMMKi twins, amiarently of unusual helgtat.

t&Bite be de^ed to negotiate fOrt Soddealy be ts

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The Billboard

Show Printing

Vtmah Cm Oh. IttL. a—urn, iltm. laM.

lie. ItfarU, HM BtMk Oc

THE ONLY COMPLETE DATE BOOK FOR

ARTISTS, PERFORMERS AND SHOWMENIS ISSUED BY

The BILLBOARDPfd from Jimm 1, 1920. tp July 1 . 1921

Seal Grain Leather. Gold Lettersttlit NOTWITHSTANDING THE H.C. OCa

THE PRICE REMAINS THE SAME

The Billboard Pibliiliiii{ Go.2S-2T Omn Plan. CINCINNATI, OHIO

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iw lark. Imitz.

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emu, s. D„ Sept 3Blrii. Huir (Hlfb A^ii EimnUuu^ HIT.: 202 B, Bate it. ctOraio.

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BANDS ft OSOHXSTRASIMSHaUU NtMH UOf TO tNWIRE

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-TwwmvvmmwwwAT LIBERTYWANT. SITUATIONADVERTISEMENTS

"SagaBOUSE KAVMEx, euMnus: nat t

Bands and Orchestras

Bnrletqne and Hnsical Comedy

Ciiens and OarniralM. UW tfM LmaM Him llaA 1

k TCM, OMM CM M *Hll Tjrprt

NOTICE!

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSI^BAMaifalltefcrltovermdSaamd^AdDtiwrtinartEre

RATES PER WORDCT IK (-M'. TYPE WITHOUT DIBTLKT. HO CUn, HO BDIIDt

NO AD AC:CERTED FX>R I^EISS THAN 33 CENTS

WC DO HOT MACI CI

CASH ACCOMPANV THE

Dramatic Artists

INSIST ON GETnWG ITWHEN VOU AWC FOR THI BILLIOAIID AT THK NKW* STANDB

try thMtrio*] puos uava com ta » dtau.!As a. T>>suii uia nnn dolani ara paahlns than.Tlie iteaLer raakM Ave e«nts otaw on Un m« of ft twMtr'Omt paper.

.._ .. , of tha heavlar welfht and

Nearly all^^^a:

He hariJIy Rwlua thiae oanta {on »pay) on Tha BHIboard.—r —, ,——--.Off to aan the f9nn^. ^

But he la not alwaya sold oat when he olalnu to be, and, rather thanmln a lale. he wHI die yon up a oopy ot Billyboy, ao your ou< ia to In-^t Bnnl)' on the paper you aik for and aoeept DOtblar In lie plus untilyou have triad at least a second dealer.

We have made a game agbt ta bold the price ot The - Billboard atllfteea eents.

It bu not been aaiy to do.Aa a matter of fact it baa been vary coitty.Aleo tt looked almoat eflly for a while—Mpeetally about a month alnce—for. with paper etill (idvanclnK. a raise In

'

But It hegina to look now ab U wiTb* price of paper bas not yet c

rang Indications that the peak has been reached.

get away wltl

BUT TOTJ HAVE TO STANDMAN. IP YOU ALLOW HIM TO SLIP YOU

The Billboard price per copy.

T WITH THE NBWS^ANDTWENTY-

H IM l> SbeII TDM)

ring pLuLA^^uil mart plK«*! lust trtMrr

sr otiBQfET nam nr mar.

O&AHUi ail But BtttBB St., BenUlnt. Ont..

Dontbr. Blalinburff. Iowa

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The BillboardADVERTISING AGENCIES

£S B. Mtffim li., c^i^ADVERTISINO NOVELTIES

AEROPLANES (Captiv*)Cunr A lUur. am Bmagn Suil. K. X. O.

AEROPLANES (Swingt)J. IT. Elj- Co., JJtc., lie ^min, Wltlle

AERIAL AOVERTI8INQ

AEROPLANE FLIGHTS AND BAL-

HDIREaOEirOFADVERTISERS Tup Tsi C0„ ZZS ith

RATES AND CONDITIONS

ntdlna ONE LINE In Imath, will bm

«M f«to of fU, to Nd-mr (W Iwuii), pHvWii

COMBINATION OFFER i

. • yHf's subHription to Th* Biir-

b«rd ndnur nam* and addr*** in-

mtM in SB IWUH. propwbr etauificd,]

CAROUSELS

BADGES, BANNERS AND BUrrONI BURNT LEATHER AND RESORT5»^™SL"r,*?EJESL'''S£ souvenirs

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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

PROOF SCENERY

ATTRACTIONS

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Apr AdT. (Nh. Inc.. 739 Stfutb iit-.N.*-

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VoM Cn<0>HM MHtnr, V. T.Otr.BAZAARS AND CBLBBRATIONB

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"ijSISK JrSiSL.) »"w w...S°'*XTi5S2K; Pair oiiouNDi goods ice cheam cones (wiioIuu_ „ _„ „. .... _ , _„., BlKk HI*. m W. at, CkkMa> d- Ales Cose Co,, M» B. Tnt. HciBidilt. Skia.

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cU«». ..... Old. «.„.,i!s;t5S5.va!.. ™ gagtg^g^gjSJfc-"'; - raEMiEt jEWELw CO. ".gnoai.

AND SVXPA't P*PB— " — ' -

^ iL Ic;*T. C.Zgno. Uinr C^iialnietlim Co.. Plltibnrt, Pi.

UWPIEDOLLDnUES;Sir'!^^>^ mm™ HuMijfc. atofc-; ^ gamjng devices material FOR ARTISTSgTw-M B«„.a Mn.a5Sr^iJ^ gasoline lanterns. STOVES, MEDALLIONS (Photo)

ij^giUR fcjBX MinH_m«totrS.^«2- ^"='""-.f ^.V-; .'^ *^ MBDICIHB FOR STRKBTMKN

. s-" GAZING CRYSTAL BALLS D« Ton ule. On., 3T4 5. BIrt OoMnaia, 0.^ a BMi Oa.. m C I2th rinriDDati. g. SSS-T- P'"^ ^- "•« CbHUt^ CfTiKMI, M.•WHmi Mr. Cnn, SorOi TouimMU, » T. fSrS"/ J*JtJ£r?'^!27«^ril, w t o GLASS DECORATED NOVELTIES

DOUQHNUT MACHINES aSa i'MS^B^faSn^ta^l^:. N. T. n m^i^ jb c. . ;m w. Yil^if. MCRRV-QO-ROUNDS

DRAMATIC SCHOOLS SSSJrKTteCSSw. X-X T. cli,; w. F. vuicis Co., Coaw Hiua. M. T.- or Mntoc Ml.. i«I9. Viw. S. T. C. GUMMED LABELS ^,lpiS^"BDjr™".^: i^-m»4., n. i.

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1>SS'£St SSU ..w ..u. «d.t n- ELECTRIC BELTS IW,. Co.. iSs S^iSi, Bb I^d.. Ho.ai.CM.!(JL

rr^r^MjS''*^^'^ !1 VT^^^*7^,Vii HANDKERCH.er CASES 8l«-«*fflM.^A4S^H..».T.O.

lis, l!."""^!^'' Ml- «<«tl«lt. SS nw ELECTRIC LIGHT LAMPS AND HAWAIIAN LEIS A PERISCOPES Cl** l"">™"«l» 3™i.X»T«k.x.I.»p" ^j K?iv'T»*S"i?'''.- - .,^.r OUTFITS T^Sr in"nTr,. r„ o^^ MOVING PICTURE CAMERAS AND"iS;? 5si^£?^"K,^irnah^^^^ vijt'^r^^--,i;'*^:^'-,,''\„,,^,„ p. high strikers . ^ „„ o,«

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— ELBC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS mm piM*n- ciub. i» ir. Mm sL. X«r Tdk. ouw™™ m*. w.. m-wBMww.*

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ILL* A weeiALTieS ^'!X,^„ Si t^i%\T.IS^u"'a,f^ wnitaiTi Ufe, «. bbu. jMUMOAk BILL*Hilars la, WMUtlCAC GLASSES |'??i;.'^^L,''iJ'!?'!S,„57,,^4^ * C^TlM

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1., SOD Sonlh DMrborii «., Tl* J.^^^B«*Jta Co., MA Wwt T«B B'

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SONG SLIDES g~H.<">°_*£^ JI*

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«M TkavA. M9 w«ti !.

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PiVt^^iSS? SCHELL'S SCENIC STUDIO SS?^nl-ui-iM s.L,.h Hi.h Bt. c^un-fu c»ifc SPANGLE* AND TfllMMIHM

J. J. WYLE &, BROS., INC.

ND DRAPERIES

»ENERVsBdMHNen^SSS;>S^ SPARK intehsifikr*

ijirK^gE^^SE troRTiNa modi

OLD MILLS ?^^SCTinffff*'fftT!S«f^lSS: ^TSSSTMr >. s. Clucr. !» w. mm. fn«*. ^.

.diMiT. <-» uri* * Hurt nAiT* niMS;;. «i piiT^:^ •OBNBIIV TO RENT STAOE JEWELRYXim-vtm csinRKiioa o.. Kitiiwf, P». PLASTER COMPOSITION DOLLS «mn it, PMI*. Aitxcti) Co.. I Fuii«. iBt«*iii.S.Y

OPERA AND FOLDING CHAIRS a. Bnnantl. H3 UnMd it... D.tMi. Itlciu SCENIC ARTHTt AND STUDIOS STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES

ORANGEADE- —.. Phn... ptAV BROKERS S^'LiSS'lM'SJ&S

S-JJcJfwaS/lS^rtSrraj^ POODLE DOGS, STUFFED ANIMALS,DuBlHdi O., Mmttmrn « KaMDB, DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS

'uLP^HRBMI Bm., SAd W. MSTAGE MONEYl^%^c..^^^.^ ^s?s6iSS.ftAVB%tt6«rs^

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an*. O. ^KToK STRIKING MACHINE MFBS.

w- caeaun. um*. POPCORN SPECIALTIES MFRS. — _— — aniiiBiiin Einrcmi'. Toniiw»n«». N.omHjnrniioN rb- wrint c^.. loos G«r, e.= tv... E. R. HOPPMAHN & SON stuft^ed dolls

MIR SHOPS MMTma MUntn. ^- Coli">ctsef. He V/ontrr, Xtw Vwk.1. Banonma in.. CU~a. m. PORTABLE COOKHOUSE SPECIAL- MIT amM, Mni Annt. Wtm*- "I- STUFFED TOYS

w. p. M.iinl.. Canw lUud N«r Yor». TTTI ; T; T^ZlOi ^ ^

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PADDLE WHEELS _ CANVAS -; ,„„, „ „..JJ „ r,.,...,„nn t

SUPPORTERS

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» Worth ti.i Keir Torfc atj. WILD WEST COSTUMES AND SUP- bt dur to expMt my aunctMa t* nPLIES tmbiiudi ud U> una. Olwt

SUpler. Suui GUg _ (m> xtn iKindcd In mr note aad »

~TOV eALLOOMSM WtitM WmL'"*

HUBBUB COMPAN "

K ekH> ft Co., S31 W. UadlHa at,

TOY D0Q8Va|I» Bnw. A Cg., 1W W. Hilg, I«iimit*.

„, TOY AKROPLANESnt9 Hstallr « Tar Co.. Hanrk. N. J.

TRUNKStewkaa tDOWa Bkap, UM VOMr. M- O.L KaUK (OS Htfb m- Mnt Oly. luA Uia fepatta —a tai Uem ta to E,m hvohmw tM haw ba»» nprated l» , _ . ~ -

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CIRCUSS/£l°J5f5KfMENAGERIEAND HIS MAJESTY, THE TROUPER

36 Tun' BtpnWiu Back Enri Tent

rWjc' SHOWuUaa. CANVAS

Carnind TentsMir» r»i»iin mil 111 iiiriii.iiiiihi

J. C GOSS CO.DEntOIT, MICH.

LON MOORE

KiDed- la Anto Acdifait ^^sS^jff

S

Wl<WyKi.o»naom.WllhS<Jl» 5|«j'ptoto Loses Lif«Near Denver— SS^b'**^^'^^ a^™"*^"*-'

Charles Hits Seriouslyi .°7n^.ii'**iiit£Sn'i

ABTHUB j^SHITH GO.

TENTS

, ud TBia nn s dim Ml i

<M»ir» lurua dsn tbtn tW nuUVmiC and that b* wm

-' la or a Ml niailcal cuiaitT OariarthtaOttai inaoii. Bbm is

IX. W. ELECTRIC GENERATING SET

4 Sleeping Cars

1 Stateroom Gar

1 0bservation and Sleeper

Sontheni

Iron & Eqnmmait Cth.ATiJurrA,aA.

km tb* gmk than at nj aarr plaea ahnl ™1,2SJ'°2S »At WOL Hail la aald iTkan mmt to lUH J™,^

E|t« It 4 wffBdi that miifd tun tb« ear awarttum ta* oacUTltj. laaaR ^^har vTvt^^r ^!gMDa^^ra4'^^aDi^^^me^«i^ «^

IE aiiBc Wi Itapi. m^it *m» u aiHiaBt. loala. )!<>.

POLO TAKING SCENES

TENTSSHOW ARBCARNIVAL

Rishvllle Tent & UfnlnE Go,

H. a. HUIBAND, M[r^ fUthrUs, Tmb.

Show Banners, Carnival

and Midway Fronts

E. J. HAYDEN & CO., Inc.,

nnton amN* MnaJw... Ha Ma bam.^1 CONCESSION TENTS

THE DEAGAN^ UNA-FON

J. C. DEAGAN, Inc.

Sold to Wn. AJMiNon, of AimMmvP08TBR PRINTERS' ASSN.

nwUalwill ConvMi* ut St. LMk SHt. ie-ia •— iDiai «mum> isiiS^

A SPECIALTYr. MMP^TjmT^ AWNING CO,

ISHAKES-dAIIIMAlSlSNAKE KINGBROWHSVILLE. TEXAS|

SILLIVAM AND EA6LEBUIIDER OF CIRCUS WA60NS

IB to S Wml Canal Straat,^ PERU, I NO.

BILLY EXTONPRESS AGENT

John Robinson Circus

k aad WaaUnrtw ]

CONCESSION TENTS

KENNETH R.WAITE

TENTS

BILLPOSTERS!stay a-m-y bom I.oul3viIIe, Sy. E

= The BEST Show Tent House In The World. = "

I FAIR AHD CARNIVAL HEN! GET flUB LINE OF SAMPLES AMD PRICK! |DOLLS, PILLOW TOPS, FRUIT BASKETS, IPADDLE WHEELS, Side Show BANNERS, i >

WONDERFUL HIGHUGHTS. f ICeXPRESSED THREE DAYS AFTER RCCCIPT OT OROCRSI =

T-E^T-SaOfAUffiMS^TdivMidBl iC-O-N-C-E-8-S-l-O-N T-E-N-T-S B ,

Flashy sad Ssnrteesbls. ' Sj

CW. FINNEV ACQUITTED

Ibli^ Smibears, Moiik«rs

UVHUiHIlifUIUU

THE BEVERLY CO

.

lUISVILLE, KENTUCKV. = ^^'r

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QUICK DELIVERIES ON PAINTED BANNERS

AND TENTS FOR CIRCUS AND CARNIVALSm SEU beihh springs, MAnmssEs, blahkhs, ied sheets, pillows, pillow usesm comforters, quick shipments, write for prices.

UNITED STATES TENT St AWNINTG CO.217-231 NORTH DESPLAINES STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

^^s^ m^mm

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AVIATIONTINNEY KEEPS PROMISE

iH Crowd Witnessed Daring Aerial

^^nw III! atluiKB It ami Ida am.EdMT JDlT JS. TLnavT, icoordlnr to tbe

ibjL iVm-nHihr* lor ui buuiItT to pKu* D*^JCm "f °»» I-"**^ IXOPi* «'» (ll>l>tR<

8HERRICK Wme RACE

Cawiinwd On* Hour and fiixtaen Min>utM for 130-Mila Couno

Cushman Engine GeneratorSets

B power ot I^bt, bom tfaesmaDest

It your indivklou ni|itaflBeo}8 'l?'n^In^. Yoa have yourDNflw cnttiiMc do>mAb

moving picCme " '

Our _

it possble to.:

du>ice«f I

jectcr I,anip.

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT and tlie CHINESE^GOVERNMENT USE Cyahman Engine Generator Sets for MotionPicture work. Cou]d you ask for a better recommendation ?

Cushman Light Weight EfiglnesThedependabiHtyof Cushman ei^ines coupled with LIGHT WEIQHTi

nhich insures ease of handlingand reduces costsoftransportation, explains'

' ' '...... ... . . ^ Cusiiinan

FIVE S1ZES~4.8-10-1S.20-HORSEPOWER SfBJT"CUSRMM MOTOR WORKS. «I».H. 21st St., LINCOLH, HEB.

oftawiytaowi I

LOCKUCAII AT irrAim PAIR

WANTED

PROMOTER AND PUBLICITY MANone to solicit advertising, etc.; also thiee men to sell

tickets on percentage for Aeroplane passaigers. Thosewho wrote before, write again.

i. S. AEIUU. TRANSPORT CO., Decatur, Ind^ August S-14.

I* to Ihs HM bl

a MSB vlMsl on

CRASH IHTO TREEritt*„, PS. m—it a M«kt

UO Mat w a* kstf* at sm

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A DepartmentDevoted to the Mtirical «nd AimiaememRid at

FAIRSANDEXPOSmONS"Vrhich. in Conjunction Wth the Pri^leaes and Concessions,

Constitute I he Billboard s Chief Oofioem.

BIG FEATURES ^H^ti^^For LAdaaBa Stale Faar S^^^r!"^^

Vaited Program of AUnctfauu ^^^^.f.iSBooked—Record Event U f^.^'^rtolS'^^ne .'i^WS^""'

Assured, Say« Secre- nnnniuViLo <.~r i..,>.'.-<i

tary Hi»ch ^^S^'^^W^":^Irvd JHIT BTtlatt; Ben jind BllawlB, ct

'f^'t^^i'?'iSiir^'i «^ '""^11^' TK-""'"'^ " '

„u 1— I..r Uii, jeur'i itmbtlSa^LjerVmaEiSJ^ScSB?""

c^mds VALPARAISO FAIft

T^deBi, Hm Comprvhmsiva Pnisr«m of Ex*«> (ilbK* and AttnctiDin

YEAR-ROUND PLAN

s Being Contiderrd. by Danaldto

^ CHENETTE'S BAND >^>^^ ^^^.^ ,b> sn,.u, i^o:^.,.. ^ict, i^.„rk,•'^^ STATE PAIR J>u«irt i^^ iu^^^Bd,i^i=^^^

p^J^^j^ .oil'

* ""^"^ -l>^M^ until OH tlB* itat mar tOta tar* R>?%^^^n'daM*ti£^t^il' coaMi. J^'oSTddTJo

PHILADELPHIA PAIR

Preparing Elaborate Program for Ninth

"THE CREAM OF THE ONTARIO CIRCUIT." OPENINGyfieia, Que_ August 15, and including KinBSton Peterboro. Picton.

Confteall, Welland. Kapanpe. Slmcoe. and a big Home Coming

WANTED ITAUAM BANDAND A PSW

k CBtliBrfiie& Out, Aocnst U; ToTontM. l£SUPERIOR SHOWS UNITED.

W, X HALCOMSON, GEO. WEEKS,d tlnifc-B BIdfl, St. Cathari ~ ~ - '"

8 Cadillac Street,

w» 1 i!liti''£ip7'"**'^'""^"*^

FAIR DATES CHAHOED

dttti ut ia alB to anH»

DnVS FOR PVHM^ LIMA, OHIO, FAIRMARION, OHI^^^^ _

sSrB^4ft=l3&S HOME-COiMiNGTsf m!^ OHIO. Jrawas;3r.s^

fgr?St£rsffiS,ws5sWANTED Carnival Companies,>=M-->s~a--^-- FREE ACTS, ETC.

MANY RACIWQ ENTRIES

For RICtUND PARISH FAIR, OCTOBER Bill, 7th and Bth sSHL^-^i^^lM^EDWARD S. BRES . Secretary. RayvHIe, U. fl.*^"'. Ti'^u/i'u . l^Wmj?

tapMlj briag roDiiM Into^^STuwi'DANBURY FAIR

OCTOBER 4th to 9th, 1920

H. T. BULKLEY, Supt., Danbury. Conn. law

Lorain County Fair„ .^.-.i..-. CIRCLE SWINGS CHANGED

CAPTIVE AEROPLANES

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AUGUST 7, 19S0 Tlie Bill

mr. FEW WEEKS OPEH MR. PARK, FAIR and BEACH MANACER me.i gribble orma

HAROLD BACHMANiWD HIS MILLION-DOLLAR BANDROBERT BRUCEWORLD'S GREATESTINDIAN CORNETIST

AMERICA'S FOREMOST tt^ttm

EARLING SODAHL FRANCES WOLFESOPRANO

Mm? SutprUing NwgMefc Engigtd «|1 aat wintw'it H»vani ind Pibn Beteh.

GRAYDON-LOWEREUPHONIUM

MERT GRIBBLE, mi Mirquette Afame, MimiMpolM, Minn.

Concession and

Show People

TAKE NOTICEWtTEMEUIIIAmiYAL

a.1K,UIIHS,Sm 1-2, 1320

Exoa.LENT_ATTENDAiicE "PLAY THE FAIRS" viSS**Tiw'LllirviJj»''RtUrt*r"

''*^*'""'"''**'^''?^'"'^'°''*'''CaoOnii! S«t'Em Up Again, Bartcnderlld at tha Latter

'

Aluminum and

Silk Fair GoodsWITH NAME AND DATE ONSUHUMWEICMEFS. $1.50 Pel Doz.

SUrUWniPS, tl5.00PnDoz.

YEAR 'ROUND U8E

$8S.OO

]»stout!! !IIVUB0I-.E:I!PHtLAPELPHIA, PA.

LAST CALLAIRPLANE

Attraction WantedAT THC mG

ANNA FAIRIDC. 31 toSepL3,1920

ADDRESS

MOMB.IIp. ««ia.llL

WANTEDf* Hnkeja Filr <•! ItfKieu

QUINCV FAIR

Will Ba a Big Event

f ^ir and Inda^'al ExposRIofl, IMpmlniMbn5 DAYS AND 5 NIGHTS.

• -IGUST 17, 18, 19, 20 >nd ai..._ _j aU kinds. No eicluaives and everytbing goes.

uoeia, uiiiiii Palmistry. NoveUEes, Lunch Stands, Juice Joints and111 Gamps. Will placp anythinj- that comes. Reserve space at once and getloioe locations. J, O. ELLtS. Director of Fair, Chamber of CDrnmsrcB Roam^P. S,—Want four bieh-class Advertising SoUcltora to work on Slate Dtreo-

WANTEi3-ConcP9sioi

tory under authority of state•S SPomwltlon.

MARSHFIELD FAIRS-{?,£^aG£.r'S;Sl-IS Marshfidd, Mass., Angiist 25, 26, 27, MM

DtVERNON (ILL.) CELEBRATION

SlTHDOn, m., lab' SO.—ElllHHitf pllBI blTI

Ontario Booking Office ^'PARISH FAIR POSTPONED

MISSISSIPPI VALIET FAIR AND EXPOSITIONDAVENPORT, IOWA AUGUST 16th to 21st

nDi>,Milnini,' toiOHTO, OUT. ^n.n'fl^tbf^iX^^.^^^.'^j^Now booking Special Attractions and »2Kw"to'ipiw Si-lHi-"Concessions for Fairs, Celebrations and from tht cini't «t NmioDgeunlonE In Canada. Acts write in"Ting aalarles to Amertoan money.

^ UffllTIUU EAID FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Int;

'*U WALinnill rillll September 9, 10, n.

Write JOHN T. SHAY, <

10,1booked. ConcsBslon and Privilege rates,JR TO BOSTON—SO-ACRE GRODNDCLLB«r. -13 Moody Strtt, WalUiam, Mass,

COUNTY AIDS STATE FAIR

STREET FAIR mi BARBECUE many new features

jniciissEinsFRsiiuiinNr <^

AttraetioK Wanted, Firet-Class Indepeideit Shorn

Wanted for Sqt.7,8,9^

WANTEO-CONCESSIONS and AnRAGTIONSAnTiEE COUNTT MB. BlUKIT. OEL^OUl, ^KTTTMIiClt s. 9. lO AND II. All oDnnsiiutM

AUEGAH COUNTY FAIR, AUG. 31-SEPT. 1-2-3, 1920

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AMUSBMBNTS and PRIVILEGES AT CASH IN" WITH

PARIS,PIERS-»BEACHESI "Vnm ITEMS OF INTERESTTO MUSICIANS

CHESIER PARK S.^S.-HHS^S«S«SSS ^^IJ!^^<MwAiDm«bici^ SL-iS-Ssirm^^^ S^zir^i'-fSr^ a^^'sssraSsasf

«

r^t. ""e tici»it BMIet BlBK—A) BoimiH. owns; BUI Etxh WhlH-O-BaM 5m« lta»it-..i. , ,&«r.i jM n'uii.St^llm' »u "^^"n eamlng capacity of tS

I MJtilojte. of tha SmltU. UetHi. Clnb BOUH—Ur. and Un. Otr. 110 U ^DOr. Moderate iDVSBtmrati.-.

-- -.-^^ Kocbtm ana lur. . i« cngm PiHor—a, reqaireO. Write today for coniDiet*vomilirltr most In iltribaicd lo Dici™, iVm, 6k*«>u, W.ii Eiiid». nidi ^^^'f?^ ana tenna

. „_ . . i . - . _ , BHIANT 8PECIALTV CO,W Cart Qoqrgia at, liidliiapoS, tnd.

WWD OTIIIOM

mia. ijixrt Tnnwr (Bl Cluii1» Wbntl

Soiw udCaa wwEbidi.

•nMaaa* (IBaatttsMttetnaMnd^trBtag tB^tttjyJ^lggijlMa^law^^tnaf

BaniBB blUMatiiit cu. JMH M ijinmin Ik*Kunmar at Ctaeatu.

HAVE YOU SEEM THE I>JEWEST RIDE

"THE MAELSTROM"

MACADAYBUILDINO CORPORATIONMAmm LANK. . MBlfV -VOKK

•IB 1IE FAUt OOliniT (IM.)

BECKMAW.TODD TRIO FKATURED

ddlinnd br (lit Upindnia* pnfnn. But anth* pairotmum phmc iMnjJtUua « tbabaEUn at tha wscM war. AlH>it 300 aalAcni

CHBTALm »lCOHD ACCIDENT

TnHdni'. iDtT SO. Til* xctae cuibl litai Mawnn aptad U tnlah tlx act. 4aaqoEKa be fan RaB IM tap •! Ib> |ga|k ffm MdlT bnriaaO, Mt tef no boon fiatao.u<

^gJI^nnBi >} Mt u a

FEATOBIHQ VAWDEVILLB

"THE WHIP»»udi Maud. ID.. Mr SO.—Wat^ TmitatiHiiK «Baa>|]ta, ul aatanl aI kKwa t»a acta bamMiTaA tb>

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PARK AND THEATRE PROMOTION COMPANY

Adier-Jones Specials!R^t now is the timeto'getalinecooorilMr

decorations for Auto Parades, Paika and Carni-vals. "Adler-Jones Special^" area snappy, at-

^ tractive selection of everything you need.

Multi-colored Floral Wheels and Sheeting

Paper Flowers for Auto Parades—a big selectionof SEAL Wicker Badcets at

~

and agreat lineof'poptdarfother novelties.

Our showing ctf pimer mache Emblems, Eaglesand Flap alwaya make a big hit and are moder-ately prwed. AdlosJonesPakns, Vines andPlants

TteADUIMOIIES CO.,206 S. Wabash, Chicago

^^^I^^St'iB ID

IbU tba IHtMt IHRT-C»-I«B>n* lUn* cin* H> til n:in^MHH dliitaM, It

ICE CREAM SANDWICHWAFERSCREMP" WAFERS

CONEY ISLAND CHATTER

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The BillboardALL THE BIG RINKS USE

"CHICAGO** 9

<1fclin JH« 11 1 » Kiw. OK-ttr .A-iMlu

CbintfD, 10 unHFtpatlnn of n

Sandwich Machine I

SMALL INVESTMENT—BIG PROFITSj

The Chance for the $100.00 Dollar Man

Simmier or Winter

Skating Rinks5 snd IDc Stona

Amuiement P.rkt

E^l^n'ion Bull

Wtiwever CrowiJs Cathei^ther«'s Profit for You. =Writt for full dttaila today. S

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTlieSaiiisco Co., BGlwaoke^ Wis.iiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiii^

PortableSkating RinkFOR SALE

No time to waste! Your

band organ should be

sent to the factory for a

thorough "goingH3ver"—

AVOID costly delays in

the midst of the season.

WuHitier tumiehes FREEESTIMATES, LOWESTPRICES, GUARANTEEDWORK. WBITE TODAY.

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Auaust r, WB 'TTlie Btllboairtf''

"The Cycloneof ThrHs"

Austin C. Wilson's Auto-races and Auto-polo—THE SUPERSEHSATIOH OF THE OUTDOOR SHOW WORLD,

MMEncii's oRUTEsr DRRWiio cmn.AnlChpala aa a tree Rttnution each day and mg^itl Auto^aces the final dav^-aie magDets lAidi will directly attnc

Tour Fair—and the gnatat Insider for otbernise poor myB in the Amerioan foir votIo. We have never yet failed to draw the „m the luBtny of any fiur boiAiiig these attiactiona

ia many instancea, the last dqr'a attendance suipasaing laevious greatest days.

Esther Auto^nlo or Autp^adtw booked tog^m or indepepd^itly far one ormm d^s. Your impartunity of maldiig at*™^ nceaa <^ an othenriae poor day may be wiQim your icadt--spedaiuau, outs andotti«poUkMy6iniUiBdn(U) uvoiji oiHipentioB g|nn.

Booked solid to AngnattitetmBtirfjtfitti. A&w-deidialdBapAdatM inSepteBdserandOsloiw.

Labor Day opoi. H you irant a nd aHzaetfan irtdAwiDdimrtlraaBaikbiBBteRdoflnndmdftosrmis your opportunity.

We solicit correspondence with Southern Fairs.

AUSTIN C. WILSON,-WRITE OR WIRE FOR AVAILABLE TIMC-

117 Spring Street, Youngsfown, Ohio.

ChenyPar1(Fair.AVOH, COHN.

AUG. 31, SEPT. 1-2 i

TIw mrit bafaira Connecticut Slate ^Fair, at HwUord,.Conn. '

II.W.DCLJINEV

JEFFERSON CITY STOCK SHOWJrVmon aty. Uo.. Juir —i Me iukI;

BiNir and HtE «m be hold btre Mat fbt mm-

Donntj rore Bwd lire BlDct Bmdcn- Am-

FAIR NOTES

DOG ACTWANTED

MACICa Doe AND PONY eiRCUl^

77th YEAR^ Sfl ; ^.i»v .

Orangeburg Fair ''MM0MiPJ'ORANGEBURG. N. Y, m ' OMlNp-,^!* ^ ^ .

t^^itl!^" '"^ COLORED ACTORS WILL ^S'SSSt^Se'Sir.r"^^^.^ «i,

P»«li!«?QSi£f^»^*TI?Pj'!^HOLD INDUSTRIAL FAIR

"^^JJ^^^ ^J^^; °' '™'*''"'' " i

aT'B2a^*^Mt:2S2S2Si j;i:;^x^i«^w<^ii3^^ 3ta^^'Fi.Ks;"«.':^pU:*;«: Buckimr, MiebimWmta PihrltoBM anain* Davleta, C "

Rhinn. and a]O. A, BAUaiSpuMII, N. V.

WANTED, dean Shows

THE BiarUTTSBURG FAIR»d RACES'

SULLIVAN fILL.) FAIR

ni.. InlT M.—

A

SaVQ( TONGUE CHIEF

?sr'brs*p.!ss i?t5i ^M^fssi ** wwied %

"l..*^ JT* "™i oBoitnlw* ftif tMi ft nf tilt pnsriBi. r>8Wwni. Iliuwii.

COLOREO PJIDMDHT FAIR ABMICtATIDH, '''' >» I™l hm SeptM^M IS, !

ESS^Mnniinud OiWMrtini AdJna O. U. tonvni from tM aUHik ntm ta tkia t*i

!7 FOR SALE

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SOME OF OUR SPECIALS -LOOK AT THE PRICES

The Genuine

lltWttt.

B.3: A

n» jiaig Bin hniHiM aaim imttt 'at tb*

as."®."

KVOMnbo. O.. iMatfr. «i wu Wa. LasMLwk> hU ktM • KwMAt Uhm. wlUek h*.

Exposition Watch16-^26, O. F., voy fine move-ment, lever escapuneot, fancy gilt

dial. A ' nev, thin model this

famous maloe, oomi>lete wiUi G. F.Waldemtr.Cwn and KiiSSt,

$2.35 CompleteIn large quantHiM,

$2.25

B. B. 4906) Convertible Ladies'

Bracelet Watch, l-20th, 12 kt. brace-

let, with gold plated watch case;

fitted with 10-ligne, Swiss cylinder

movement, stem wind and pendantBet, each put up in handsome display

boK, each

$3.75 CompleteMd »i*tt lecepM C. 0. 0. aitbotitU% «cfed.

SINGER BROS.82 Bowery, NEW YORK

ESIUUSHED IKOVER 31 mis' lOIMIIE DHUIIC

SPECIAL KNIVESFor RACKS, SAMES, ETC.

$24.00

'dTC."*,,^.':"!:','" 8sc

$1.356i">ss 15.00

'°"«' $3.50

JBALLOONS^ „

AMBER COMBS nuK 'EMi

nuLa mur ud tkn iiar tba

TbeCDDibHiiintDtAnRrica,T2SBntidMray,N.Y.CR)r;

^-^i^"'*^ GOTHAM COMB CO.

0. P. Unrehx kM> la Uit li> hu Iwa OMk-l« csoR am witk kii win jawHir Um Nonli

IfQoer Order,cr Stamps, wewill send yonvan dUFarentMylea of Gen-

orieinal Am- I

bcrinc Comb136 Ea«t 26th Si™i, NEW YORK CITV. [bat canpol be

AMBERINE COMBS

I, wortlBi at tta.

AMBEROIDORBREAMBLE COMBSA NEW ONE, BOYS

A •'GOLDEN BEAMTY"

Best Seller4fThem All

NEEDLES!

$1.60 Per 1000 needles

PITCHMENDEMONSTRATORS

» AT LAST IT IS

-OUT-FOR DEMONSTRATIONS

SEND 26 CENTS FOR SAMPLE

BERK BROTHERS

-1920 CATALOG

icoiild^^ laa^ma. I^loMSi

PETIGOR-BRAMSON CO. ^-^"^^^^FUM P»EB men;

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Only 20 Boxes a Day-^19££ Proft!f /^OME ON, BOYS—Line up with Davis mm. You have been reading about LUCKY 11, ^

I 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 latere you would let it make big

money lor YOU. NOW is the time to act QUICK. The Bk' Rush Season is on. Get yourOlderm ridit awBy.and Bet.]mi]Tjhaie of llient monn LUCKY 11 is making tor thousands<rf socoeainil asenn etcqr day. Don't iniaa dotwoodeiM oppdrtunity. Send thecoupon NOWI

Store

Value

$3.35

YonPay

65c

YobSeUfor

$1.50to

$2.00

YonMake

^aaaA^^ £aeJ^ 7eoen CotBhina^on in Display Case—Store Valae $3.35*

aUv/c7 11 high class standard toilet articles which are in big demand everywhere. 11 big values, each full drag

Dl. tlM. store size. Retail value $3.35. Costs.you only 65c in quantities. You sell for 91.50 to $2.00 and makeIlOIlt from 100% to 200% profit. Lucky 11 is the fastest seller ever puron the market. Goealike hot'Cakei;

When you show your customer this beautiful toilet set, the flash and riot of color nill dttzle her tt/m^

Everybody wants it—everybody buys. Don't miss out on this Big Spedal Offer.

AGENTS!-This Special Offer to ^Billboard Readers is a Gold Mine at ^i|dUIn order to start right, send $G.50 and we will forward 10 boxes of Lucky 11 and we will also include

in your first 10 box order, a beautiful, attractive Display Case absolutely FREE. This ^vesyou the benefit of the 100 box price on your first order., Don't miss this opportunity of a Itfetune.

wire your order for quick service. One-third deposit required on all C. O. D. shipments. We have

30 other red-hot sellers which you ought to be ordering RIGHT NOW. Send for list at once.

BIG MONEY torCnwIUanagers MailCouponBe independciit. n cuy bIi;-piT'°B butlnen of

roilanB and makinf moncr far

yoa, Sptdil diicount to Crew Muiigeit „- -.

AnyonaUTC Rirer Tben nrite in to Cans today fl

lui (pecU Cm* Mansgtr pnpoddBB.

E. M. DAVIS PRODUCTS CO,

The Qdcker yon get bmr. the quicker thedollan ma tun loIlinB into I""'Send your £nt order on tlui couponDon't cut thii oS. Sand it tight

nmr—NOWIDaMrtment CIST

nrittiMini

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Pitchmen, DemonstratorsREAD THIS

What yon have been waiting for. GET BUSY. A SURESAIB TO ALL FARMERS, AUTO OWNERS, MECHAN-ICS. Agentswanted everywhere. FIRST COME, FIRSTBBRTED. It holds the crowd. SPEEDY WRENCH FORSPEEDY MEN. WRITE OR WIRE AT ONCE FORPRICES. Fiist customeis given choice of STATE FAIRCIRCUITS. No Bloomers.

BIG PROFITS FOR BIG MEN.UieO WIERCH & MF6. COIPORATIOH

TndcUUrk ,

TheCociiran"Speednut"Wrenchw.UL«.iM.a&

'

THE WORLD'S jQUiCKBaT NUT WMKNCB

7800 Woodlawn Ave., CHICAGO, ILL.

Notiee That It Has No Slow Thumb Screw AdjustmentBut a Lighting Grip On M Huts Within Range

ED. HAHN --^ DALLOONSThe Place To Buy Hoveltiw

"'-'^''^-^ *="~

SPECIAL—All Wool Auto Robesfor Blanket Joints—$10.00 Each

KBlEf,mSRCUm NM

Wanted Agents, Salesmei new em oracju. companyMALT EXTRACT, HOPS, ETC. m W MUtM tbHt, OHICW

" odRetiiLPlenty of gooil teirUory open. BIk AGENTS—STREETMEN

Proiwsltlon. Write quick. UMa BM ttiv BmUh EAMiT UKC TOKnaJOHN P. MiWK CO, m!».jS giS Id >w»k> «w m <ga

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OTITe Billboard

LWiilwDiHislntORmcii«i.En.ae;Eit

whli ewry Inko-smph. Write ub topricca and catalOBue.Samiile wnt for GOe.iNKOGRAPH CO, IN>

670 S!iith Avft, _P«pt. B. Wtw York City.

r^^-f^^ WATCH WORKERS

an*, kat fua « n« fsnawiBC i

ok ktaWK.O* MM -IMtthr tattrBtHb •( Dm taMM •

SOME THERMOMETER!rpc n mcHEs lonq.

JtnnO THEMOMETEtilMD UMMETEB

MD EHiir MT euwx

Here is the outfit for Demon-strators,WindowWorkers, Sales-

board Operators, and in fact eve^ry

one using Watches of any kind,description or nature.

Here^s tkS }>iggest value at- the

littlest price you ever bought.

14 size, electro gold plated, open'A.'^^^ltiiS^SS faoe,leverescapementwatcli.Every^bo^M^H^iu- ^^^^ guaranteed against mechani-

cal defects.

^ Gold filled Ipaifo and Waldemaichain ia satin 1>os, as shown in out.

$2-00OUR CUTPRICEEACH

S: COMPTON BROS.. Findlay.OhIo

LADY LOyEm^MM, PERFUMCD

SACHEi; !

Cnt-tiy OB Edrth." wlIH plmlf lour gnwa topar tht trebui* prhoik^

Departed—Bill)- Merer tafofw w trom Dfr

GET IN A PAYING CSAMEWrite or wire u* far our SPECIAL ii i iiiiiiillllB te iCMl «m ii fteDOUGHNUT BUSINESS. ' '

™»CHATTEN SALES COMPANY.

528-530 Walnut St, Long Dirtane* Phon*. Cmna| MSI. eiMtoMH, O.

tifiil ttet lettn- to tiW «lf* frvm 3Itl J«#p1iOTBourk, 43 Lorajv Mntt. Baffilo, atateA t^t

NEEDLE WORKERSMdBM tat Otrntsbttm—The tlasliiest needle on the mar- ( 1 C ~

ft fl~F^r~ket. The needle tnVi two points. The king a^them all, 4 1 D U U Grots

I, ijrflapfttblcH-" KING ART NEEDLE CO.S54I Cham«llorStf»t. PHILADELPHIfl, Pfl.

KMNSraiTOItS, SmEHMEN,F«R WOmBB. MSEKIS

500%AGENTS

t75j£ to matwm

MEnuKiEnERoa -

FAST WORK FORBUY THia OUTFIT AMD WM'T M

HIGH PITCH

""".^'"^ THE LIGHTNII6 JM OKKRAGENTS,STRATORS - MaliB Ug

'

STEWART.SKINNEI HiGrciin St., WOBCESmW

SC A BOOD FElUW-MENnall THE BILLBOAKD TO OUR Al

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CAR.N IVALSAND HIS MAJESTY. THE BEDOUIH

•MITH GREATER SHOWSCOL FRANCIS FERARI SHOWSDOING WELL IN NEW ENGLANDW^-^m

i'S.iSfiijs-ffssS'j ,

Woneriv and Fitclibiu^K, Mu., Both Good n^^S^i^ sHH^nT^ci!!Staadt-Keene, N-IR, Opms Encouragm^ty— '^^'gaagJU'gar.y. ...

OrsaBKatWcSMWHitaCloseoiiOetoberie SS^-StS'S^^^ sS^rSiS^^^S'.iJStrai'l.-T«olMawn,Pa,AgamWiiiterQiiu««n 5.S>tm I'arVaS^ ^^^^~2«?^

iTiMltwMl ^*?!5S?2* SllS!?*"""" IntcrruirUd

J*»g||»«Jftll«*M»th«t»ln[i—W«

HOMJI e. rAIRLV SHOWS

!:^>.S^^'& ^^.?in,^^'°p^°^ S. W. SRUHDAGE SHOWS

WORTHAM'S WORLira BEST Haw Ceod Rj^gwiit at Nerfclk,^

MakM Jump From Salt Laka Oily _ -._jrT _. ™,'

to PwaUo w. IhmMff wtpiMi i^j^|

^tadal acBt of tJie Dnoddr"

ONLY $3.00 A THOUSANDCadi wilh Order, F. O. B. andnnati.

Diamond 4 in. Long, 1 1^ in. IMametnDiamond 4 1-2 in. LcHig, 1 3-1 in. Diam^erDiamond ' 5 in. Long, 1 7-S in. DiameterFluted 4 1-4 in. Long, i T-8 in. DiameterId Convenient Padiagea 1.200 or 3,000 Corw to a

^^iping C*s«- Oraos RDed on Day Becdred.

Cms DipJlBn^^Snali,Mitt

The Freiiek Brot.-Baner Co.

•Pap" Cmllb-i dm, PaUf. na laflatmrkiucd br a fur tnla.

the merit and ^aaUaot 4^tM^

FRISCO EXPOSITION SHOWS

1? Sr^^l^i^Sii^aad M^^al Bi>lanndtoi. aad awiiasdnv tka mw tn cli

SUPERIOR MODEL" GARRY'US-JIUS^^^11CIAI. MODSLS" that have ppopular in past ysModel CaiTT-D'a-AlIaIn perteetlon, studded wlUiol special bevel-edse Tree

Mirrors and a multltade cTlirhts. C. A. Wortham axya i

SUPBKIOR model: fPeople

ers. Fair Hen ana General Stores. SendtllUO for biK sample auortment Sat-bfftcUoD Koaranteed.

Milter Brothersm-M BraadwMy, - Naw York City.

C W. WWEB, 'yarJig Lwvemilli, I

LAST CALL LAST CALL LAST CAUi.'A HArOEH—SEPTEMBER 4lh ta 11th, 1S»

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION7 DAYS 7 NIGHTS — HALEDON. N. J.

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TOPS THE MIDWAY$I,I6IM The First Full WeekHie WONDERFUL KW

Seapboesnow operatinsforthefirst time aiqrwherewith the

CONT.KENNEDY SHOWS45 Ft. High,Weighs 7>^ Tens,

'

Fence, 75 Ft. Dlamater,Base,'_30 Ft. Across,All Steel Construction,Enormous Seaplane Cars,Imitation Gnome MetOHb15 H.-P. Motor,24 Passengers,»«.,OOP»H»r.v

TOR CARNIVALSBeats All Other Rides and Shows In the Carnival

A Simple, Beautiful, High Speed Thriller of Uie First ClassBrects easier than a Caronselt in (our to six hours, earns double tbe

money and coats less to build. Rides on Its own wbeels. Kntlre outlltgoes on one 60-ft. flat ear. Wheela are 6 fL, 6 in tread, with 8 In.wide tires. Furnished complete, vlth fence, entrance, exit, alens, ticketbooth. It H. P. cnatamBn gasoline engine, complete erectJnK ontSts. andtrucks for hanllnB. •

le will posltivelr eiThis Hondacfnl new Seaplane 1

an any other Ride or Show with -.

a making 20 to 2S trips bonr.^It^ is eettlng 20a & ride.

are operated with an elec-

Iiuna Park, Cleveland: Summit Beach, Akron: Luna Park, Coney Island,BDd elsewhere is eamlne from tSOD.OD to fl.aOO.OO per neefc. The Sea.^plane is the last word 1b Bides, like the Circle.Swine, which wH inventedby H. a. Tia-ver In 1103. and butlt bv him an over the world Is MS re-sorts- park Hanasera should make [oservations now for the nextseason. We also make Seaplane cars for Old Circle Swincs.

Rntttble Seatdanes now ready for immediate delivery.

Tswni ak car. tHowms WHcna md axles complete.

SEAPLANES NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Write, wire or come on and see it in

operation here. Most remarkable amusement ride ever built for Carnivals.

TRAVER ENGINEERINO Cd., . . BEAVER FALLS, PA.

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AUQWT 7, IMto Ttie Billboard ' 71

lulutliiii: <Hin Oa alMatBMa

Big Sellers That Put Pepin BusinessHen's tB Size, Open Face, Sold Fiiisk, Swiss Walcii

$1^0No. 8. B. Ses. Kneu

&wru Watch. IB sKa.open fiue, gold pla.ted

^e. plain paUshad. taa-etne shape, thin model.Jointed back, snap besel,

ivlih antJriue pendant.-stem -wlnfl and pendantset, aJcKeled

*U0N.. K B. ttr. JU

Gold PlaUd Podwt Knives

fSM

eoMPbiMWaMamar Chains

liO

SHURE WINNER CATALOG

We <*rotMt Our dtonur. hj Selling Good, for Ccinmmu] PmpoMS Onlf ud Not tn Private PaHk&

IM. SHURE CO..,fSS.'£.. Chicago, lU.

(MriiilM tiMd wllk tba BDtilii it ClRiTnnn nt wm « tlnir Inm u Motnte,iUi. mars Oiurw liu H«iitc4 a lamrinanVr ia apaflAl pw]iwHloa. H« pbonad

COLONIALNOVELTY

DOLLSdeiR. balance C. O. D. These Uollaare made oC wood pulp and are un-breakabla, U InohM btth. Wa tts*

COLOmAL HOVELTY COMPAHV,402 FIRST AVENUE. ..... NEW YORK.

MEAB81HDST. PHOWE, ORAMEBCy 4«W.

.S!i-JHr,.-„".."sr^2 WIGS

FAIRS =

run a Sinss WWi' njuopfiiuSndI PEffimn Store

HAIR$3.25 Per Lb. ^'T

IIH. tUI BDlTtKir ud win wMsntgrv Mt« ottd noddathAB ov

DOLL DRESSES$7.50 Pw Hundred

^ ^^

$35.00 bi 500 Lois

THE K. C. NOVELTY MFCS

lOmtliDfd on pan T2>

SUPERIOR PERFUME CO.WrtBliutwi i,* th. PERFUME STORE)»t W. «M Km, CHICraO, ILL.

ROSE O'NEILL KEWPIESwUh Gm. Bonfeldt & Co. New York.

ALFRED MUNZER, Mfgr.. HUM E. SWllb, WEW tOBK

$12S MADE

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fiRAMERGY PRICES GUMANTEED

FDR THE SEASONoar VMMrSd Coaccmlon Paekase 1b filled with the blKhest SMde

dWoolUw iB ImuUtut Dlctni-a top. olnela layer, flasby bmea.Th» It-Bt OoneiMlOiu Box looks Ilka a 1-lb. Packed 10 dos. to case.Tha l-n. Cooceobm Box looks like t Oa. Packed 5 aoi. to case.

SKNO TRIAL ORDER NOW. ASK FOR PHOTOGRAPH OF ABOVE.eRMIERey chocolate CC Iic, 7t Wans St.. New York City

CONCESSIONAIRESGET THE LIVE ONES

THE NEW LOIS DOLL HAS 'EM ALL BEATA MILE. A SURE WINNER. JUSTWHAT YOU NEED TO FINISHTHE SEASON WITH A 8. R,

Price F. O. B. Cincinnati.

Without Mirror, i6M Per Qoi. Per Gro., MSMWith Mirror. ^.00 Per Dox. Per Gro, SSOJM)

Jm1J»

mOlag IB n^nlaritr.r far OaVg Wmbm.

B « 0 Ck O. n. B

HJSTO inFB. CO.

Prices for AUGUST•;ou^tsr's.f.f.'".:?-; Jisio Pu to.^o. 46—Beach BBba, wltti |9m " «doutJe curl coiffure

4o. 61—Beach Babe, with Bin- M u4o. 62—Beach BBlH.'wIth ^1ele curl coifCure. packed In f| IHI U ubarrelB. 6 do»n to burel... oJHI

14-INCH MOVABLE ARMSSpecial K," with Colonial rjE m Dor IIHIBiyle hair dresslns and Tell.. ?nl,W rn IIHI.

'tis. 64~Wlth cotmire, drees* Q QQ " "

No. 65—Plain, packed In bbla. 26J0 " "

7Ji" "Tbree-Plece

an.

WESTERN DOU MFC. CO.

Canuval Caravans CRASHIII ZIPP-P-P-PIBURN UP HE JUR Wnil I SEISS

: IMPROVED ROOTER

stMaHkadLFat•It nPki Mbi HI-

I WOULD YOU BUY |

SUGAR at 3c PER LB.SWEETO

THE SWEETENING POWDER.1 lb, at fSJS, equals 100 Iba. of sugar sweetness:Desirable for Soft Drinks. Ice Crcaiu Coaea. etc

FREE—ORANGEADE—FREE.1 lb. ftee with order or over for any of our prodDcts.

$2.50 PER POUND '(4o'^GalionE S^ngth).Trial ?,iT7ip!e ra.-kai^-, IS Crr-i-^. makra 15 Drinks.

BIG MONEY MAKERS -£0c PROFIT ON EVERY DOLLAR

HEMICAL works; 4 e St., CHICAGO, ILL.

MFG. CO..TOL.EPO.O.

J P. & P. STATUARY CO.I 413 Dalvwmra SL. KANSAS CITY, MO.I|J PUSmMUSUDnJtnUUTOFMlXUM

Ummi MlMh*BW<l>Mi vmu. ' U»IMM

'I HARIKIIQ BUST ROw'tODv!' SUJI^ MiInED

iS IMPORTED MOHAIR

m Doll Wigs

S "'"Dbtl DBBSES

ROOT. DAVISON,

r^i $50.00 Weekly

WANTED I OKWELLSTOR STREET FAIR and CARHIVAL

SEPTEMBER 4 TO 11, INCLUSIVE.SHOWS—HIDES—CONCESSIONS.

BtCKBSt Celebration In vlcliiltr of St. Louis. Drawing Immense crowds evenyear. JOS. GOLD8MIDT, 6206 Ea«ton Ay, Wallrten, Me.

WANTED SIDE SHOW PEOPLEfer miTIUH'S HOIU BEST SHOWS

1 added to your aalarT for an hour eachr day. *W» to $12Jn In each town, ptac-1. Ins the FOSTEIt PLAN with churches.|< A Bnap Ibr men and women with sajea

2 ability and the right appeaxance. Writetoday. State territory, olieol towns

r and number made weekly. FULL FAB-— — —— T- —r ^„ . . TICULAHS BY RETURN MAIL.n^oiMMtea of Ui tat c. P08TEB CHEMICAL CO,

tSS^SsJ'tSS^Maq'SiaSMt RRUSiCIANSL£^^^Z^!Stt «i FOB WORLD AT HOME SHOWS

Wanted—Cabaret DancersFOI KIT EQUIPPED CABARETMmMW

MaufM people pnfened. Bnaband work ConewriiaM. W« ft^ur u our Fiv«-HtM A» OtBhestra. Dont write. Wira or coma mm. Mwtilwi Ho, AngwtS-Tt Ibeon, Mol. DAY AND TH0RG80N, eara QoM Medal Showa. Wonderful SBaplaro-tgiS

FX^ORAL DOL.L, DRESSES SHiSStAegS

BADCER TOY CO..

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Ati.outr r. w* ' T>te ' B 1 1 1 b oa r d

LIVE WIRES!!!!'laVE'WIRES ARE BEING RECEIVED FOR QUANTITIES OP

Our New Hit in PillowsLIVE WIRGS an gettiiKtiv minHT with thM ]

PilUnn. '^ItB XOtr CUT Won ntomonerflia lltemt

This Pillow is nude «itb BtbaotiTe CntomM and iBeivHh H^it'miglit ilkJg«, Ifsa pillow tlut you can baUy ' with. '

' ' '

~

|l||ie iMl M, ln, - 1tl ClHiiilSt, IEinUKil.l.

BIBiS, TbeUtettiid

Jif Greatest Doll

SMMmoqcKJOPCRDOZ.

TIT MUOeNS, ETCFRESH SnCK—HKSI BflODS WDE

CHINESE BASKETSSjmNESn TOK SACRIFICED. DIRECT FROM FMTOfty TO VOU.

' EXPRESS PREPAID.Htehir 'Polished. Enaborately Decorated.mm tax tassels, jade rings, beads and china coins

in Attractive, Flsshy Colors.

5 TO NEST, «S.25 2 TO NEST, $3.35and Remprnber. Express prepaid.

One>thIrd Deposit. No Ordcre for Less Than 10 Nesta.

BROWN AND WILLIAMS,

SHOW PRINTING

nrEalRMKMHMiiiM,lnlliailMSStockPictorialPapw for pnctt-

cally every attraction.

The Donaldson Litho Co.NEWPORT, KENTUCKY

TENTS iH^flffcK

ParacHutes

Erahth Avenue. SEATTLE. WASH.

No. 503—9 IN 1 WHITE 5TONC CLUSTERRINGS. The biggest selling ring on market.

Hi^iest grade gold filled quality. Absolutely guar-

anteed to Dve entire weaiingsatiafactioD. Set with

the finest mneetanies that can be had.

PRKX, $12.00 PER DOmNo. 1066—WHITE STONEGYPSY RING set with astone and has a bole in the setdiig

'

which makes it resemble a iealdi»-'

mond ting. WftaringnnalityahBiwlute^ aBonnteed sod finert Somatift Oem niitte Stone naedbigsdST pmCE; $12.10 PER DOZEN

SMid Car our flotd QM ring Catalag.

SINGER & YEBLON35 MAIDEN LANE NEW VORK CITY

CONES LESS THAN COST-VaMa 'rin^iK «at oar MUaf Daparlwftud wIH Mil

toperhM.nVB>CBHT»m~~-"—'— ^

RDEeKHEiM eeoi • ecKmiN,

DOLLS DOLLS. Mm tu-M pa in

DOLLS

WORLD FAMOUS Mi^MM BR»r» a»E«TEW WATER MOW—1^^JBDMI^^<

ne» 1I4bA Dolii

$24.00 Per too

DHiSOObt!

Dresses

.$6.00[ I. Per IH j

$5.50^ rwiH.bSNLrii

CARNIVAL 1 FAIRDOll Ol.

CHOCOLATESGOICISSIOIIS

SPIUMAN ENGlNEEKmaooRranHM

CARODSELLESHIGH STRIKERS

BKA^E^nut'SS^te^SILrSkEverythlna opm watjt OWfc Itiwitn.

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7* x'lie BIIIboiBFd 'AM(nT7.

DOLLS"" DRESSES,$30"Per1003-Piece Silk Crepe Paper Dresses, - - - - $7.00 per 100Bull Dogs, With Glass Eyes ''as illustrated), - $4.00 per dez. $30.00 per 100Beauty Girls, With Wigs and Dresses, - $9.00 per doz. $65.00 per 100Movable Arm Dolls, $25.00 per 100. Beai^ Vinps, WRh Wip, $10.00 ftt te., $75.00 per 100

ASSORTED WIGS.

GET OUR CATALOG.FflEE.

ALL OUR DOLLS IH

PHEHIEST ANDFLJtSHIESTCDLOBS

M. PACINI & BERNI, 2B7Min2Qplin Avenue, CHI(»VGO

HTENTION wKrwi THE RATBy OR. GROUCH

BUY mOM THEMM-iBlliBOOK i—ISsI^?

A. ALBERTIMPORTER

"niBioed Cttnse Badids gl Gray Itaolftisn

Work BiAitt, TiUm lukili, Muh,Art Baikets, Cm1| MMfc SMhC Mill

Wiile for prices in qmnHHMWJlW« mimitBomples subject to oppnTlL

IMU dkip C. O.D. «fdM9nMHq*«(1^eroMcaA^dyujt- Buljiwa to eMriMliak. atmk

Cm ttJx can «( any lUQ i»dv br ImmnTIiliGhipment.

A. ALBERT. 320 Market St, San FrandKO, CaBf.

WAIMXEDA-1 SHOWS, RIDES and CONCESSIONS

For Home-Coimng Wed Openii^ Sept. &h S?chts)To be held on main street of town of 5000—Big coun-try to draw from—^Auspices American L^ioit—«50t000pay day first of week—State percentage and give all

particulars first letter. Also Want Free Acts and 8to 12-Piece Band—Act Quick.

Addro^^s LOWELL T. MOORE, Mitchell, Ind.

BIG 25c SELLER

Mexican Dancing Monkeys$9.00 Gross. F. 0. B. a PJIS0. TEXBSend tl .00 for sample doicD, post prepaid, insnred.

niustrated Catalog Art Novdtiea, Free.

HENRY S. BEACH. Infortcr, a Paso, Texas

• ORANGE.LEMON.CHERRY.LIME^GRAPEIN POWDER FORM.BEST' AND CHEAPEST 30GAI. S 2.25

^,DONT WORRY ABOUT ITUSE

ywrogMi tolam tafcgrc«mWia.Ma mw

DRINKS™sJV \Jim \ f ";;!'a"l50LBS.SUGARS3.00WE SHIP ALL ORDERS SAME DAY RECEIVED. TRY US!BALL & BALL 543 NORTH DEARBORN CHICAGO.ILL

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It lt'« 'B II iboard

HEADQUARTERS CCNUINE CHINESE BASKETS•I' 'rBTSBr TASSELS *'^*-'reR set TAS^EtS

.*f^"'pBrmf WBI

I ILLUSTRATION.

^ II •AMPL— OF OUB aMKCTCBVE-A-AWAY ATwaCCT PROM » TO W«KINPEL & GRAHAM, - - 78S^7 Mission St., SAN FRAKCISCO, CAIJF.

Annual Labor Day Cele-bration and Picnic

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1920Attendance, 10,000. Celebration held at the Cam-bridge-Byesville Driving Park, balf way between Cam-bridge and B^esville, Ohio. A few good, live showsmuted. , Fw infonuatiou write

R. D. Na. t, CambridEe, Ohio

miiiiiiiiiiHiiimiii'miiiiiinimiiiiiiiil

Majestic Exposition Sliows

ERIE, PA., WEEK AUG. 9Big NatlmU ConveBUoD, Oriental Degree Indepeodent Order of OddFcUow*. ThOOHBiidB of vialtors expected. WANTED—Sbmro with orvimont mgona. Want Wblp. ConcesaloDers, come on—wa ban aooNreel spota; lilflo nine tgooA PAira now booked. Want KODd EMBIOtCr:also a gooA Special Acent, wire ftt once. Want a awaD-buacd CookBoose at once. Will tumlsb complete outfit Air Athletic Show, mppo-dxvmt or Mualcal Comedjr. Want Pla-nutton Performers and ManAvcrtor Plant. Want Dancers for Cabaret Sbow. AddressILLY QEAR, Manassr; NAT HARDER, Director, Port Clinton, Ohio.

WINNER

I UTV nrulBlT • CANDYDOLL-UP

, for FAIRS and CARNIVALS with

Classy Wid DollsWrite for Catalog—it's Free.

F. W. NACK, 1421 W. Clark St., Chicago

FORCONCESSIONS

BRACK'SCHOCOLATES

„„ Balf and One Pound Bona. 'Alaoibe Brach'a Quality Chocolate^ packea In~ boies. For price and otter

Milwaukee ChocDlates for Concessions

's

MIlWAIHffC WIS.

H . .Up uut^ „^ I, Kd,^ air*ar rut wm odi

MINUTE sumTmm co. ami* cer. an

WANTI^nRST^^L^S^OK~ WAHTEO—HALL and ROBV SHOWSj*>rl> M4 una M au> 1M ttr Suite aw. tWonn dx Cdwt irtB rise. GBtond FBttKmn.

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7« The BIll'tMaa-r-d AUdUfiT 7, IBU

THE SANICHU GUM CO., INC.3620-22-24 Cottage Grove Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL.

Trade Boosting Gum Machines—Peanut and Gum Vending Machines of all kinds.

Salesboards from $10.00 to $500.00. Prices 40% less.than any House in America.BALL GUM, Best Quality Only. Case 10,000 Balls, $32.00. ;

Saleanon, Operators, .Toblxrs, Write Us.

4 HAIR DOLL WIXHERS-(T UNBEATABLE PRICES

-tatiansn. vwgtsKt.:CARNIVAL * FVUR DOLi. CO.

CANDIESPull line Special Packages

Far CandyWheel TradeWiiteteMoM.

I FRANK B.BUXX CO^ AOante. Oa.^iiitiiiiiiiiiMuiiiiiimntiiiiiiiiuiiHmniiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniniiiiiuiiiii

CONCESSIONAIRESFAIR WORKERS

Wa TdU Th To Wifeb For Ou Niw Onl

HERE IT iSI

THE MARCELLA DOLL

1, ns.Mr«iii><n<

Tistiiv Art & StatniT Co.M €ijiiiii> iBfn eHimao. ru.

ST. LOUIS

maci^r t«. ttilitr n*n.

ilnw warn tnTlw*, tU VUtv UUu pim uilart U( ti^ A UrtlHUr air. Hadat Ko, In ar

Im Mitcb ill SB tin taw' paitlilMnSL ' Qw-

i^^.^'i.'rffi! DOLL WIGSrt'TJS 'iS'12^'"h!S!S; m wortw sHann

.^>^€lr^:?:%u^^ $19UIOper100andOp

In Bt. Lnta tnaniw. toqiUBWirnqw*- Hunplw$1.00|>rapaid.

."MSi'm^JZn^^t-^oi^^y,'^ 2S%4ipapitiilthoRfar,lMlHiMraaDibt nDt Hka et. Lsol* bit Boni miU »! -jn

f7.rrT.tr.iy^i'~'re we trust vout^

WANTED^.IsTi^lisH MSTIHG MAII

MM n TK OHIKllFIIBI 3«Ran SMM!

Wanted AGENTS Wanted

ERIE EXPOSITION, ERIE, PA.Pennsylvania's Greatest Agricultural Fair

DAY AND NIGHTAUGUST 23-28

WANTED—More good, live wire Concesmon Men with neat frame-upa. . Remanbef, _

all'grift, bin'^Mcla and money Oanwa. Ei^ify-cigbt aoies of boneet-tO-God.EUt, with

'CrTcummi

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VT ti e Bill t> o a p d

BOY$.WJHE«

a-^ • » "

M. L. KAHH CO.PHIWELPHIA

BALLOONScox «rHMDIM

PICTIRESDinECTFROMMANUFACTURER

HlEI—Mr, atsorM nkn Otm art-Ub. Pw Gtett. - - - $3.60

WE ALSO MANUFACTUREMLtt-JUr, PUIN. nr GiW. «34»

AHfrediitodc* RonntililiiuaitB.

ntlMBthlMbirlii.omnwono

SMILEPRETTYirsA

Dressed vnA baaey, silk

maline ddrtaod bloom-era, vrith hat to match.Triramed with oMortedcolOiedribboiiB. Runtedshoes and stockisga.

in aaaorted oolora.

Hei^t, izii iacheB.Ricked 6 dozen to thecase. 100% 24-hour de^livery Buaranteed.

}4 riWBStt idlh ndn, balmC. a 0. uata Gbndv.

REGAL [IOLLMF6.CO..Inc.

laGnnelt, NtwYaftO^^'"

*'"iXSi££

WANTED RUSSELL BROS.——SHOWS— WMTEB

Ft Bbnr. WB WAKT

k m. Aw fHt III Ian1. n. Av. M.

Wanted for People's Agricultural Fair

SALISBURY, N. C SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 2. 1920

Shows of all DeuriplioM All kinds at Concessions

Cm handle a few good Free Aels

Salisbur;, Spencer and East Spenoer, the '"Riple Cities" with 25,000populatioD, have a monthly pay roll of over $500,000. SplendidOpeninct for n "Cli'iin lip W(vk." Wire or write

T. D. BROWN, Smrtuy, faHdery, Nartk CanKn*.

AT LIBERTYCARNIVAL GENERAL AGENT

MEDICINE WORKERS. STREETMEN

MAmeiRE SEfSIMr «ntii RMlDf. »tt» Ci(M( tilinr u

$3.75 EACH

:CMji«»'

i

H. J. HERSKOVm

HAMBURGER TRUNKS

NOIE THESE SPECHL PRICES:

Mb.initaavwitai IIIIIMUlllll

ORfiAII FOR SUE

LAST CALL-EAGLES' NATIONAL CONVENTIONAUGUST 16-21, ON THE STREETS OF SYRACUSE, N. Y.,CLINTON SOUARE, in the heart of the city.The higgest week ia the history of the city is expected. 50,000 visitots daily. Can use Shows and Concessions. Nowheels or buv^baoka will go. If you have «»d,dean concessioii, oome in. ^noe selling for $10 per fnmt foot andMMiig fat. 11 ym don't mean bueincas,don't wpte. ,8teeet Men,PitdiMm«iidBato«iidBallo(mM«a,eomeoii.uoeme, tl6 per week. Come in and (ettke mmMjr. Addien all commiminatkma to LI CUHI, ^nnlll,

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Tlie Blllboaird

Ut.V.«MllWh

UNBREAKABLE DOLLSNUDE, SllOi. DRESSED AMD WITH WIG

ALSO THE

FAMOUS LILY DOLLINDIAN BLANKETS-10-QT. ALUMINUM

KEHLES-COMPLETE STOCK OF ALUMINUM WARE

POLLYANNA DOLLS— PLAIN and ELECTRIC EYED BEARS

LARGE STOCK. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. NO DELAYS

UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO.225 North DespIaln^sStreet, CHICAGO, ILL.

Cattlenien'sCarnivalCo. isssi,".-?;.™

wna lowrt nam ormr ii^^^Xr^.i^iu"'^^

WANTED AT ONCE. Ei-Aottve Service Man who aaw teal aervloe, to lecture on War Trochlea. OIvb1 Mlary ejtpected flrat letter. Aim will buy good, senulns War Itelica of Worlfl' y^^'' S''''^" 'et'er. 1_ LANCE. Sen. Del, Sellna, Kan, Augint 1-7l;

Colutnbu.. Ksn.. Auai.»t8.1S; Sedella. Ma-

A

g_

H-fl*.

.LEASE AMUSEMENTSI. 61S Salem Avenue. York. Pa.

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•tii'B i^lllbroard

THESE LIVE ONESMake Dollars per minute for Agents and Saiesboard OperatorsThe world's greatest Art Masterpieces reproduced in colors and mounted under IxsiuVaieili'hailidleB onhigh grade razors. Every one a winner—not a sticker in the whole line. You oaa't VZI^UuiB tq> fastenou^ for the crowd. Deal direct with the world's largest manufacturer oi

ART PHOTO HANDLE RAZORSSend todagr ft Wpgr of the biggest Bouvenir and novelty cutl^ catalog ever publi^ud.

Golden Rule Cutlery Co.Dipt Iff. ta HORTH SHELDON STREET, CHKMft ILUNOn

BEST QUALIXVPROMPT SERVICEPL^SH PERPECTPRICES RIGHTBRUNS

EVERY NIGHl

CHOCOLATESAND VICTORY

ORDER TODAY _ _sPEciAi^»jj.w,«,«.. I/ICCrC Erk'-Si-^w

c. o,

OTTO H. BRUNSU NORTH SECOND STREET, ST. LOUrS, MO.

1

EXPOSITION

We manufacture several kinds of Dolls, each{

the beat of finish. i— .—

Unwkcta « rod* tit Mia wUk 0>

la-lndi Joinled Ann DoIIi - - - $3^ a Dokii '"^'^^ ctm. « mm vIT-IodiJoinledAnnDotti - - - iSJ»»1iima STL^^S^^^.S-lnch Jointed Ann DoIU - - - $2.00 • Dmm^ It'^^SSaS.jf^ jSEin^SnS;

Itet Paper Dress made, 3-ply with Cap at- m"" 'SStTSS uS^nti^ nS'ml^

tuchcd. $6.00 Pep Hundred. "--^ ""^'-'^ T.

Goods shippMj same day order rec^ved.

Send for Circular.

CSve us a trial. Be convinced.

HDIIIMPOLIS SrATUtRY GO.niS.tllhlllSln«, MOHMWIUS, IHB.

MPIH «TATC •HOWS

NOTE CUT PRICESDur Prices Alwaifs Jbi lonsl, CaapinTbiin

1.23

No. WOff-Onr SpecU 21-Pl«c»IJnKinT Handle Manlcnre Set,French tnry. plash Uned. \MMCut Price, Par Set ^.lU

JOSEPIJMII GO.

im 9,mSiuSm sTUgi,j

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The B t l»t»o^.r4gi

DRINKS COMPUmT U8T

DEUCIOUShr Sbmn, Pirio, Tbeabn, BMis, Pieiies. Bd I

HEALTHFUL Th« Billbeard wctIv— in«ny eeoi-pbtnis from managm and othm

. ... agalnat parfarmaH and othara. It pub-

Oraateade. Lemonade aad Grape Jntep aS'.ffSUlSSiSSrfKt'!;IMDEIN POWDEll JUST «DD OOU> WnERANO SUQW {-^^St^S .'h™^.'''^:;

Price Only $2.50 SSU PosteaM ESiSi'*5'«™ SSlV'""ijgi^J^^^S^^'^ISi"n^^SSyJt. JgKjl^ «tV^gViCBt TI« publication of tli« liit dan not

E!S»VoM'S«"itS^ ti't^ K"«/S2*r^^^^ •'""Imply that tin eamplaint i« wall

CHABLES 0»AWGtAOe CO, Maiiaon 81, at Koatnan, - CHICAao, 11.1- SfSSSSSS »> ba fliaanhy tka aoMpMPM* «•

DUMPIE DOLLS13 INCHES III HEieilTmtii natm^ hair and a3k cfepe

Sams as iHuatrotedt witiioutbidr or dw^

3lfc ElAbh.

SEND FORAND PBieU

MUIR'SPILLOWS

CBO0ND OB BQITABBl

FOR BAZAARSAND CARNIVALS

M.WAVS OCT THE PLAY

Salesboard Operators[Are Mopping Up With Tbem.

HIUIR ART COaIRCULAR 306MM H

TheNational Toy

Mfg. Co.110 riftllAvc.,NewYork Gl;" Ucal ud Lasi DiABca PWm. Cbtteei M415 Market Street, ^tiiladeliitiia. Pa.

Tbe latgeat and most complete line atUERCHANDIBE for Carolvala. PsItb.Faiko, etc RIsbt pHcea. Prompt atiU>-

£^^' Pj**..™** KetUss top

lEJUSMinUIniPUUI lUIKETlMEXIMII MSKISHiirsmtow TOPSOurOwnUm of DOLLS,TEDDY BEARS, ETC

FBddls Wheels, an ""nNMHimii:SeHal Paper Faddlea, an comMDatloiia^

Carnival Worliara. Paddte Whaal Man,

Writar* and PaMlwai

JEWELRY. CLOCK*, WATCHB*.JEWEL BOXES, SILVERWARE.

POTIONS,NOVELTIES and CARNIVAL GOODS,

WHIPS. RUBBER BALLS.BALLOONS. ETa .

ROSCOe« IMPERIAL SHOWS

Sullar Heavy Loaa bjr'Plra on Train

Lhn Numbsrs for Coming Fair

! SbyMk-ToM Mm Ci.; aa-SM H. Si» «u >T. LOUIS; MO.

SEPTEMBER 1,2. 3SoTdlers ajid SATiorv Ttetmloo. Threedays. Ten Oumaand attendance lastyeBr._ Wanta Bides. Free Acta. Shows

FRANK H. tl^PARLAND.

HEADS UP-HURRYN. BALTIMORE, O, .

HOYTVILLE, O. Auguat 2S-ES; Auap ___ . _

E:ac1i celebration on the streets. da.r and nlebt.

DOLL lEUQIAITEIS'SCOTCH KID"

DaOsmfelbnlliilnH,ItLMfirlN..

SHOW PRINTING

WANTED—GOODCARrmrAL company

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"Gloth Qreaier ShowsOAKHURSTi PA^i VtrEEK AUGUST 2 TO AUGUST S l»aO 3ffmtaowsttatdont Mnfflctirithwlia^ Special inducements to a Feature Show. WiU book or buyWUdConcessions-Some Wheeta open. Grmd Concessions, come on, we will place you. Help Want«Hi-Mm to wo7k onKides, Csnvosmen, Door Talkers and Grinders. Wire or write

i*>»l< "ouniu ivien n> wor£ on

GLOTH^REATER SHOWS. Ckhunrt.' Pa., Augurt 2-9; Blarrwille, Pa.. August ll-lg.

Mammoth Plaster DollHere's a wonderful doll for display. Put

some on your doll joint and watch thepeople crowd around to see this.nganticnew doll. It stands 33 imdifiB liuh tmdsells at SS-OOeadi. HMk^tiniitwosoldto a

UYLESS BROS. ICO, Inc.TTH & MAIN, LOUISUILLEi KV.

WANTED FOR THE CENTRALSTATE FAIR OF MAINE

LEWISTON, ME., Sqitembar IS to 17, IneluihreFair Gnimd Sbnn SlibiiSr^LSJ^jrSJS^

We WulQiicfc Adkn. Vn or Write famediatelr

ARCADE SHOWSr tamdu, 14s Eiirt 42d Stwt,

- W. J. FOSTER, Gener.1 Manage

una FMum Mf, puniu^ tdi.TENNCMBB STATB FAHt-OntfUNM..

Write H, T, L I SUl* Fair, Naihvilla,' Tann.

HEINZ BROS.' SHOWS

WANTED, FIVE AGENTS FOR GUSSSTOffiSSalary and Percentage. Address J. E. MOSMER, with

IMIGHTY DORIS SHOWS. St Jweph, Mo.

I

WAIT 6BEAT WHITE KJtY SIOWS

y^/^NTED ^""'^'^ COMPANY ORSTREET FAIR

Wanted 2 A-1 ORIENTAL DANCERS

KEWPIE DRESSESMFRED SKIRT,PUM lUI mdBUmn

(AS SHOWN m CUT)K0.00 PER THOUSAND$7.00 PER HUNDRED

S70.00 PER THOUSANDKM PER HUNDRED

|DiillsaHS&.~25eEacB?.t|

day renimL WHITE E<I>B OUS DOLL

UNGER DOLL MF6. CO., <».%V MILWAUKEE, WIS.

BuyYonrNLLShMS^25 CENTS EACH.

_ ^ ^ ^

NMHVILLE DOIL CO., "tTo'^ltx No. (76, NashnUe, Tcnii.

Ambia Labor Day and Home-ComiDgSaturdaj-. September 4. Large crondB. AH kinds of Concesalono Mllclted.Pree BxhiblUon. Flcase correaiKind at once. M. F. MclNTVRt JR_AnnfiMn Legien, Milirtyre Port, No. ZM, Ambi«. Ind.

WART- -K. G. B/IRKOOT SHOWS- -WAIIT

6 DAYS AHD Hietm, WlOt MKMMT*. •MVS AMD NICHTS.„^ WrLL BOOK anythlns new In Uie way «t Shan' lUiar <y ICMnntnlShow.". NuihlnB too big or Bm^ll. but romt fce WBWNCI.AM^

CAN PLACE Musical Comedy People: uUo 1fKW-: ATTRACTIONS, yfRITE.

FT. WA.VNK POST No. 47.LOCATION—Vlotovy Hail Lot and S

THB AMTEaUCAIJ LJiGION is 1,4M stronc ataitda

CONCESSIONS—All even, eseept K<Juice. Mum be NO JOINTS

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The Blllboai'd'

THE SCREEN WORLDHONEST NEWS, VIEWS AND OPINION FOR THE, BCHIBITOR.

• W SXEPHBN BUSH -EditorMARION Ra><Rr.i.i.-A«^o<-;AieEdHar

LOUISIANA EXHIBITORS TOCONVENE AT NEW ORLEANS^^^^

Meeting b Called By Motion Picture TheaterOwners c»f America to Take Place at Gnien> ""^

iraUiWAiicartlOlorPiiipoMof ^FnndDff Stele Orgafoaakm

l«AwHMtH.l..in»u.Bt>tli> CHANGING LIGHTING FIXTURES""'*"" ^ ' To Maks Your ThntHr Mora Attrwtiva

t DMIbod at Ulbtln^ M

Of AlL** nil I* tb* ilQna of the nv Si- t*™ pcfBtnt. aif. WutF hu nntrlbiMEXPEL EXHIBITOBS i,irii«d.thm. «a i.™o( <be ^» m—*•

nvter Ownen^ AuoeUtiiKi. Int. at ^n^A^^at bn eanv^s^ ^^te '^l^^ipl^' uitHi ot alartric WffcH^y

h ta> Hit mil Um tuiowJiig DQtin: e.t(pjrr T«ini (wtt. Hb nctnt mmittiii tn Iw mi >mm im-Lm Aniiln. CU., JBIJ 8, !»>. r "SiTBB OWOTEB- ASSCH^TKIK. IMa. ™^ nlBtd, It lid Mt* H * (lB|ta *-

THE STEREOSPEED CAHSRA

LBUnS nStT HATIONAL Ukdirt: O. B. UJuu... Sanj TbHtcr. Lo> Ne<r To^ }a» IL—A wkM (a-

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daph Mipat lb liMte to Jala I- Jbhb. Tlinlaiiiiiii. L» Aiielt.; into Tlx ilctim at Mi> <>M•k* Di N. Bt^M-XmaMm, •* * (Bjia. StrOm fiKatet. T<ni»: B. W. Ste- Coawn. MatmM V MmmMl Tnilll I lil I Mi iBlfci pi ^iW EIHiM VWIfT. Onlu!.!. Cil.: K, X TboKIMllD. n> Sin

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[rtctoiM Mi. -WbM (MM IB tam INTER-OCEAN FILM COMPANYBndnd TtitiHr. Im AmelM; t. u Tout. EDtt tM B MinV tW *aw mb tB Ont tbn Appointad RwroMirtativ for . Li

\tt "flrk> WoBH ThHtw, lut ABEeiw; J. p. Birti*irii. UnlTff. the alT. London Film < Organtaation .

_ t. Nnr Toitl CUT.

UNIFORM CONTRACTS...at Tiiiln. Buaidliit to m

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CINCINNATI EXHIBITORS' ASSN.

FINSTON RESIGNS

lit i^Sf!!^*

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COMPLETE REPORT OF THE .

CONVENTION AT BOSTON

New Hampshire and Vermont EiU^n RlS^ Sii!^Z::.SL^l'^ I

atHotelArling^n—OverflowAtteiidaiiceT-De* ^p^r^fX^i^^^T'^-tin^^ >

tails otPUaa and Resolutiam Aioptisir-r^^'

. Sen.Be«iiPr»s»te»--gydBeirColien%ii»^, , S^i^H^iiif "

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tar. Jilr »«t«tt

~ DINNER to ANDRe HlilMeL''

K Bau bar* tQnal Mgiita aad ba «|DBllr pntacbd I

a nor Inia nwt Iw ntd al

a* ftMrtiB at mam M tt* *MSwt vmnia

SOS wlD •crtcK.Ij Bulauln Iklt fln^ n ail J"" Wdiart WUi« Dann J. Ih^aalUaar. I

Bt MiBiIiida at B»nUQr In PesmrlTuA. Ku- AdkI aaalBO, Saabcnmici Owia laaa and Uiijlaat Uian In anr stBec fsitlaB'irf LMiqisrtl AUnd M. Giam. .

I<etBB«i

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ttWMm aal la t»liii

In «b X «

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ijiinMvriiiKKnDwOOnPOIIAllUH" ;

r tar Onn (

aUI lawful atppa to prttnt tlw ai

• NEW QfDQMIA tNCORPORATIONS „

r, Ii. airtaala aa* ^ O,

dclTbsitliv on tlie I

apMit. a Pimm l>™« u Uat cUt. ^^to Sttr«m^n»^ui^™*'* THEATER OWNERS' CHAMBER OP ^ NRECTOR RieSENFELD

'COMMERQe.T0 HOLD.MEETINQ DiHECTOR RIESENFELP

EirtirtBina TaiMdMnt Childran

SPECIAL PRINTEDROLL TICKETS

a

I Fin TheuMiid, . - > . ISiflO'

Ten ThouMnd, ... SM .

FiftMD ThouHma, . . 6^ .

Twenty.nva TlioiiMiidt - 9.00

FiftjThouMiul, ... 12.50

On« Hundred Thousand, .- 18.00

THE BH3 -ncKET AT THE OMAU. PRICE;|

On HUT TncadiT uaUan at Iba UlItl>..Ur.

; ttWa Mfc at ii»jga,grgi«^i^y

OPERATORS' a

NATKMAL'TICKCr Ca,;

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TMe BfllI>oa%<l

CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS NEWSJOMHHYAJONty EXPOSITION a-^Km ^>

Joint* WM*nui, It lb* umi Tnrlud

11S^'SmSWS''»S wobtmam* woaLDV imuTwr

DISHEiS

1' •5Sjp^S'^H»™''^mi°l(^iSe^to!l t^'cIii^oiStm^&iStf£Start°B^««Hm. Ai'e.torT. Bd^M^M. "a St;?"iis*' ™*™^

Tttui t^'iww wt fi^^l^ ud'liB pndMU

ggSsBil WANTED-4. t. IILTKtMPJXPISITIDII SIOWS

HELP WANTED FOR SALE

WAHTED-FOR FOLLOWING SHOWS

QLcmi ORBKTUt tHOW* Celebiatio? AugustDftr. September s

-

wflnEg.Min.ttEiw tiHimm\iiiArLa^ m lEMHI COOIITV, IDHHO,

«L, Mr M^-mn tM Ufciti at Pluio I^ayer. Cabari^tC<^RDO^ BRADBURV, t D. Cony fihswa-

WALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS£ St wSS^M^ibuibl ri»p«k iDcitbn. wagcB: ^ooi] accommodBtlotu. Bon Fropa. MusIcIbds tor Big Show Baod and ____ —.-np uuui nnrHm mm%SttaSU!^i>Ft?^ri!^>^r' Colored Band. T<T«itT-fotir work KUanuUewL Aosnn B. Suuhrlohi eQfln TRIPEZE OR HIGH DIVING ACTu^a\a*^^ i'l" "'"iVuT"^

Ottawa. 6; Oslva, U AtedO. B and 9; all Ullnola.„ANDREW DOVi^iE.

imo!U^I^e,J^L^",^^ ^t «a vmtn. To Mb <m 'wira for Salam HII MTPII XnuonOM UiO

HARRy K. MAIN SHOWSUndtrgo Soma Impartint Chinget

A. M. SLOANE DIES

CLARENCE A. WORTHAIVrS WORLD'S REST SHOWSMDSICIAMS on all Instni-

menta to enlarse Band. Ad-dreis CIiAUSB MEYBRS.

NOW iM OUR82iid WEEK 82iid

Can jiIacB TWO PLAT-FORM SHOWS and will con-sider weH organlnd WILDWEST SHOW. Also capabiaTAIjKBBS and GBOniBRS.

Can oao two more DIVINa

WANTED—AHDIAI. TRAm-BRS. Woman to worit POSINOBOBSB ACT. COOd MONKBfTBAINSR capable of breok-Ins and pnttlnc on NoveltyMonk Acta; Colorad Portcntor train, and naafnl Work-iDsmen of oH kinds.

OIRL8 capablo ol doU* tm-dgr^ymtT work aod ftoajr

K. E. MOORE, Pnei

LOOK!W. H. BTARKEV, VIea-Prafc and Atty.

LOOK! LOOK!:IVORF^OL.K FAIR!:

ACK, SaeV-Tnaa.

LOOK!

•UCma DAVS^-^ABM

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Wanted for MIDSUMMER FESTIVALAT ESTHER BEACH, MADISON, WIS.

AUGUST 16-22ibeml pesoentwe to Whip.aU<»aie«i^DoIla, i^bicb

wucoB utile IjHt ones

Tnoor tium(C0DMIH(n^<

iollm tU* Arte, .All iddmB'

, JACK STCFFKN, «88ThM St., MHwmukM, Wia.

BOYS! LOOKI SHOOTI20,000 im:H MOVABLE ARM DOIIS IN STOCK

$23.50 PER HUNDREDTOODLES. with Wig |7J» P«r Doz.BEACH VAMP, with Wig WM Par Dei.WEE GEE VtJBO Do--DIAMOND-EVED BULL DOGS 44J» Da>.| f

CHINESE BASKETS ?r£E.- Olreular of N«w Pair ItMm Now Raadyk

AT-lJOT:A^O\^LTY_<iOM Ine.

36 8.

iRELMIffS GHOCOLATESlULF-MUND B03C SfeIfrOIINCEBOX, - - • • 30cWHIPPED CREAM SPECIALS, - • 30c:

ROCET MOimAIN CHOCOUTE CREAM BARS,ZSOCartoiuinBCaMiPM'CaM, - 15,50

I, Muuicie,o.s,—

CURTIS REUND CANDY CORPORATION24SMilIiMMtStrMt, ST.LOUIS,MO.

F»ARIS, KY.This week, K. of C. Picnic.

ASHLAIMD, KY.Wwk Auguit 9, Elka. Boyd County Fair.

OttCT ^ood ones to fallow, and a good show to be with. Wanted

Riding Devices. 40.60. Pay half to join. Wbe what you have.

MAC'S MERRY MIDWAY OF MIRTH AND MUSIC.

MONEY MONEY MONEYaKnMt amiaT NEW SMEniWEIiniaTNEW

HUCKLEY BUCK

a J. W. CONKLIN, JR., Elkhnr

WANTED FOR CAPTAIN LOUIS SORGHO'SSUB-MARINE SHOW

Four good Workingmen, also Calliope Player, to tmvel.Joinatonce. RIVERVIEW PARK, Baltimore, Md.

Wanted Musicians Rhoda Royal Circus

TOP MOUNTER WANTEDODdcr 110 IbB., for Hand. One Hand and Babuielnc, with or wltbout repu-Utfon. WILLIM »OR9IWI, 1317 Brnil««>l Aw, R»g«r» Park, Chteugn,

H. I^OOSE,

"SfffiiiBgiKKTlf AIRBRIDGE, PA.-Wi _10 Bte Days and Nights Smt. 1 to Sept. 11, Inc.

!• or (MM cm,w wtn S*g*JP"L- <^Mli OMaUr Mtam

noMM open. No eseluUva on urinn ueimiM. - -j

ow cttjr Banc teoatton north aUe PiuAurr. Bo ni!^.^^ y^^^ ^* BbowB, IuSm and C

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0/\C 14-INCH£%Jr BISQUE FINISH D O L 1_ S

tMOVABLE ARMSPINK FINlSk

IN LX>TS. OF SO TO 1D.OOOHuman Hair Dolta '^Vllh Dresses, OSc E^aeli. Motislc. OOc Each.

^NOXEII OIM ACCOUNT OF"EXTREMELYLOW F'RICE-*^'Full Cash With Order—No C. O. D."S. 10-In. Beach Wig Polls. 7Qc Each

ORDER SHEPPED k _ E S S E S -j 100,000 I

ISAME PAY RECEIVED | 5C I DOLLS IN STOCK

20<

RIVERVIEW F»ARK(Over lOO BARRELS DAIL-Y^

532-534-536 West Elm Street, _ .

DOI-Jl- C01VIF»AISIYCHICAGO, ILLINOIS 20<

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION• BAVB AND t NIQHTa. MMSTHINa OOINQ SVSitV BAV.

FRANKLIN, N. J.

August 9th to the 14thEndoraed and mpportsd by Uayor.„ FRANKLIN HAB THE

LABQCST ZINC MINES IN THE UNITKD STATES. EMPLOYINOABOUT THUlTX-ETVt! HUNDRED MEN. PAT ROLl> DtnUNQ WEEKOP CEL&BRATION APPROXIMATED SEVENTr-FTVE THOUSANDDOLLARS- Population Of Franklin, s.QOO. X^rawlae population withinSO mtlM,

SKNIATIOHAL FRH ACT. TOWN WILL BK DECORATED.

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION6 DAYS MID e NiGirre

August teth to the 21stLYNDHURST, N. J.

AUWien HOtI COMPANY No. A. POPULATION,HaM In ttw Cantn- «f tiM Chy.

TntHT «aa ateui Vmm aomweUng with > popnUhm of isa^OM

UuitM cnk OodoaBr. ijm bmo. LMtMBneCabman UMMRWr CMneatVy. MO UM. BHU*lb* eitr tka imlliBliii ftatiwlaa ara laaMdt Dn

a tUrty ottiar amaS faotwrlM, anidbrlM I

a of ona mile. Pay daya dorlnc AHMk «l

I Um nxui.auabratlon.pay dayW dorin'c flw WMK «t t

Senaatloiial Free Act. Town will be dceoimtaS. VaaUTKURSOAV, AUOU8T 19, FRATERNAL .OmANBATIONS DAY.

^SATURDAY, AUGUST M.^FIREMEN'S^DAY,. Blxtjr-two lira Com-

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATIONSIX DAYB AHO WX NWHTC

BELLEVILLE^ N. J.

August 23rd to the 28th

•INSATIONAL PRBK ACT.

WANTED-RIDING DEVICES,SHOWS and CONCESSIONS

ALL WHEELS OPENTMte, Wire or phono

THOMAS BRWY, INC, RepraMntativa for CotnmHteea,

IBir Braedway, N«w York CKy. Phona 8343 Bryant, until Saturday,' / Auguit 7i afttr that Franklin, N. J.

P. Si—'Waoted to tiaar from a High DItIss Act; also a recosolml

OTHER GOOD SPOTS TO FOLLOW,

WANTED CABARET DANCERSPiano Player and Drummer

f O. FINCH, Mar

F [

ATAmerica's Foremost Flying School?

Best Instructors, Finest E^nqMuent,Safest Field.

wmrr ron emeuuui

PUMAHtSeREILESIAninSIIUG.,

COBPORIinOII

ninBnii,pi

WANTED FORTEH wim wShows, Ridee aad Conceadona of all kinds. WaiOpsily to take full

cbarge of Athletic Show. Want Ten-m-One. Want Plant. Pcr-

fnn^^ O^^niied Cabaret or complete Crew and Dancers for out-

fit, have Fairs start week Aug. 9th. Want' Lot Man andTrain Ua^r for No, 2 Show. Addre^ CLIFTON.KELLEV SHOWS,Jinenilte, Witconiln. nnlil Au[iist Ulh.

THE LAST CALLWanted for the Big Wellsvllle Day and NIglit Fair

WELLSVILLE, N. Y., AUG. 10-11-12-13-14INDEPENDENT SHOWS, FERRIS WHEEL, WHIP, SWINGSor OCEAN WAVE. ConcesBiona and Privileges of all kinds open.No Gxclusivcs. This ia a live spot. Cona, wirs or write.

J. C. BARTON, Ass't Sec'y-

MOLLIE CROUCHERArtbt RtpreseitaGve for FAIRS, PARKS and VAUDEVaLE

8ldta.1D0t-1OOE, Cslumb)! Theatra BldQ., Broadway, at 47th St„ New York.

Phor. Brynnl 3637.

. . .Caa vaa fltcy, hlgfa-ctoaa Movelty Acta tor big Caimfllan Fairs.

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80IH ANNUAL COUNTY FAIR, ROME, N. Y.5 BIG DAVS-FROM AUG. 31 TO SEPT. 4. RACES AND OTHER EVENTS DAILY.

WANTED—Carousel, Wlyp. Ferns Wheel and other rides, Terrns: 85% or flat rental. Shows of all Idnds 75% or flat rental. Concesabnsot all kinds. Terms: less than 15 ft., S50.00.. Over 15.ft., 100.00. In order to save time, send half the amount, balance to be paid on SWrGround, opening day. If too many of the same are abldjqur money Trill he hnm^i^^ ff^imnil CUl, «iie ormlte to

p. S.-An ready to eloae amli^J. tg- Shom^ide^ etc., for the BIO MAUDI QmS SMWIVALSi MM JUMI, MlnX> RtCOkfor 15 days, commenomg FEBRUARY Si 1921.

;

WANTED WANTED WANTED

W.J.TORRENS UNITED SHOWSLAST CALL

WANTED

Burns' Greater Shows

WOOD COUNTY FAIR ANDAGRICULTURE EXPOSITION

PARKERSBUR6, W. VA.3 DAYS—DAY and NIGHT—3 DAYS

opeMHG uuoa uv, MoaDiiy, stmma n, ik, n.WANTEDSHOWS CONCESSIONS RIDES

WANTED, GOOD CARNIVAL COMPANYfor Big Ettiern Fair, Week of September 6tfi

A Rnre Opporturjity. Addms

I F. CARSUTHDIS, Ganick BMi., 5M4 W. RanMpt St., OiicaEt

NEXT WHK, AUOUST 10-11-12-13

TANEYTOWN, MD., FAIRConccBuofls uhI Bxm, win qulok. Mt. Airy, Md., to follow. TneActs, Sida Shbw BidH enp^ed. JOHN T. MeCASLIN,BaltimoM, Md. Good opadngior OlosBbloner and Tattooer.

WANTED, FOR THE FOLLOWING FAIRS:

WANTED-Motordrome RidersTill Mt^Fii'tm tSaSTlt

BLUEFIELD, W. VA.. TAIR ANDLABOR CELEBRATION

, . PmpUConccBBlons of all kinds. No eBlu»fi«ld, W. V«. NOTE—Thla

FOR SALE—CONCESSIONSTENHCaUE STATCJWR

^ ^ ^^H«HV1LLE, TENH.

WANTEDAajHit 31, Septemker 1, 2 tnil 3, 1920

fOim FOR NESHOBA COUNTY FAIR, tig. ID, 11, 12, 13 Wantea for a leil Fair, Oie Week, SepL 13 to 18

FAIRg -FAIRS FAIfW FAIR» rktWt Fkink TAIHS FAIRS FWM FAIRS FAIM FAIB*

Lagg's Great Empire ShoivsWantFor ThalrTwslv* Fairs, Commencing at Clinton, IIL, AuflustM to 7th; Rushvlllo, III., August

9th t« 14th: Urbana, III., August icth to 21st;.EI Pmo, III., August 23d to 28th.IlqUBlltr XbOiMtiM teiMlUim Fth mir. (Uy Knd nlcht. irtiM* w* -Matral (ha KUhMMr. Ansurt M to SivUinlMF li

, , Baity Show. Mortetem on all Inatnimenta,aaoB. CoaoeHdona at all k^da, oome on, I will take care at you,111, August a to -M.

nuis FAIRS FAIRS Fi^klRS FAIRS FAIRS FAIIW FAIRS . FAIRS . FAIRS FAIRS FAIRS

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GOLD MEDAL SHOWS WANTSA few more legitimate Coucessiocs. Good opening for Spot-tbe-8pot. Fop-'em-In, Novelties, Devil's Bowling Alley, Ham and Baoon, GroceiyWheel, and several others. Man to take cbirge of Athletic Show; organized six-piece Jazz Band or Colored Miisicians for Minstrel Shdw.Day & Thorpon want C'abarct Dancers for one of the best Cabarets on the road. Can use another Platform Show. This is a twenty-car show,sttoring out all winter. Hannibal, Mu.. aub^liicw iiielea, liiLs wt*k; Miiron, Mo., wwk AugiM 9fh, Then a long string of Fairs and HomeCcsnin^on our route Si:ni;h. Wnti or v> ir,^ I^ARRY E. BILLICK, General Manager.

STOP, LOOK AND READMann and West'sBright Light ShowsCAR PLACE FOR THE FOLLOWIHC

NORTH CAROLINA FAIRS:IMiM, N. iMkMriHt, N. RwSi. R. 0.; Oihrd, H. C;

HMdMM, Dnrw, N. 0.; Ktmpalia,

t H. ^ Ridditban, N. 0.

One real Show of merit. Will feature same and makemtnalpiopomtUHi. LecI^tiinaitflCtmAeBBioiis of all kinds,Workftrnnmn, good Seonid Man cm tidglEli Wheel, Manto haiicUe (mr tiie Tbp,H^te and new AllanHerechell Meny-Go-Bound. iWrSeoretaries— haveat present eight Shows, four RidingDevices, thirty legit-

imate Concessions and two Free Acts. Get in touch

West'TTaak^i)°um!f °Addrcss'?ai imil t?^FRANK F. MANN. General Manager, Richmond, Va.

TEXAS BOUNDGreat SDUTHWtdltKN 5HUW5Drumri^tj Oklahtmia, on streets, AugUBt 9th; then Ft.

Worth, DfUlas, Greenville, Eariij ClamviU& Bonham,Tyler; Hxa West Texas Tain and Cdebrations. Thebest of the best. Want Promoter, FeEfcttmers, FreeActs, Musicians. White and Colored Bands.

_Colored

Performers. Can place one stroiyj show. Will furnish

outfit complete. All le^timate conces^ns. No ex-

cliisives. "Want to buy Tent, seventy or Mghty, withtwd forties. Also Seats, Blues, Reserves. Wire or write

TOM W. ALLEN, St. Joe. Missouri, this week;Drumrigh't, Oltlshoma, next week.

Wanted Wanted WantedLAST CALL FOR THE

BIG FAIRS OF THE NORTHWESTWill (urniah cwivplete outfits to any show of merit. Can use FatGirl Show ftnd Mli^ Show. This show plays real F^n. Our firrt

Fair, Spolcane, Wadi. Can abo placsjDod Talkna and Grimtan.This 8bo,w poeitively pljnvAilnnA aiuCalllarda. AH eonw<*]raopen. No exclustrcB. Wtak Awrt S.W«Ih.WalWW«M «>*

August 9, Yaldina, Wadi. Win. l>«TwtltB. tlm«rt.

BERNARDI GREATER SHOWSDuFoor & Tilford Shows

^MfTMOWSalGim-'l FHMCEinLUMIFMIbtmMOHTQOMERYFAlIt

nRST TWO FAIRS ] xMlliiln. \ M&i&?»WANT SW';i"i£1Srt.5fS^'-

™«« Mk« - oipM rwMUSICIANS uniwBt-L m. nor. B. B. BUTumSHOWS AU*Oii StBP. wiWT nusns Btnw od Wiik-nn

FOR SALE l%'^'^%^tS S7!iJlf«?Si*^S;Sjw?-SSr JSffi SS",£S£

Wirrrir- Va.l Rackvilln, Md.; Fr«l*rickiburs. Va.i Sictfon), Vm.f Lum>

ATTENTION, COOK HOUSE MEN «^

Columbia, S. C; KingBtr**, S. CAddrauLEW DUFOUR,

Dhflria Dnval Pirpiic Wsntc fnr 1 nfP Full Cpiicnn'

Hmr'n ^ simHBEST nnaiHi hide qDiirS3» Y LIGHTING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS

W .rr'jK'. Primo Lieht & Blfg. Co.3to Oirv. SIra.t, . - - ST. LOUIS, MD. ^tiiZ' wtiail!^.

nilUlla nUjdl ullLUd ndllio lui Ldlc rail oCdaUll

ColoraJ'msic^s and Ferfonners. Burt De Leo. Wild West^ People, with ornithout outflta. Good Feature Ae( for Bis ahow. jap Act. Comedy Bar Act,Double Tispa. Feature Wire Act, two "good Clowns. Lady Iron jaw. eiperl-emed Bolta ft Weiw Ugtit Man, Bohh Property Man. Asalstaot Boas Canvas-man. Vmx. Btx and Bisht-Horae Drivers, three good Poleni. two good Seataim, socd Sail Maker. SIde-Shov Man tor apcood OneDlnee, Can uie three

tor Banner Man who Is cood .-lollcltor. with Cireua Pipprlcace. No other needBprb- noUTF hi.k.-.^vlII.. n r a.ijt l: K.^ li'<lniT-v. N C. ,Mic ft: Winston-

Airy. N, r . Ar.>; M, r,r-, !L..jjuiL-. .N. c. Am: n. i;^-M .

Jiu', -N, t,-,, auk. 1;;; iJur-

WANTEDTHE nWKHT WHEREABOUTS OF

G. P. COREY, F, B. EI-LYwho have operated lidee ib and around Chicago last few yeaia. Anyone knowing t^ir present whereabouta writ* or wire

C. W. PAKKER, Leavenworth, Kansas.

Oriental Dancers WantedSalary, 9So per veek and picture mouey. Guarantee you make over

KOavodc. FiimtMMmmodatiiws. Stand haU mur fan tojoin.

CMye Wba,Iinfe Robertsaodotben I Imcnr.wfao. Don't Write.

JHE FMDWH, CMtr IM.'ani^lq.^EMh«VMi;k^i,rmm.wk

p. M. ATWOOD EXPOS|pON^SHO«« _winter In South. D. M. ATWOOD, Johnaon City, Ml., Augutt Z-7.

J.L.UNDES SHOWS WANT HIGH-CLASS SHOW

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AUOliST 7, 1M0 TTlte Billboard

All Home Week, Rockford, 111. Week Aug. ISth

Annual Fall Festival, Week Aug. 22, Lrcola'ILp'S^tS

Wanted at OnceWHIPCAROUSALFERRIS WHEKL

MOTORPROMIlWIMl—l Willi)

ATHLETIC SHOWII eOOD SHOWS AND COIIOEMIOIIS

6 Otber Special W^eks FoDowing

Transportation Direct to Grounds, ^"-TsrCity Population, 65,000. Camp Grant Soldiers, 10,000

Chas. Bigney or Other Free Acts With Show, Take HotkeWire R. R. FAY, Secretary of Concessions.

CENTRAL PARK AMUSEMENTS, "IS^SSS!^'

ELECTRICEYED BEARS

Wire for our pticea.

AMERICAN MADESTUFFED TOY CO.

123-126 BtoMlMrKfWt,NEW YORK, N.V.

A $10.00 FCASH

WANTED TO BUY QUICK

Thl«f HIvr P>11». Minn.

SEII FOI NLL CATALOGUEk 14-IiichllmHi«niNli,liii

PERFECTION DOLL CO.

1144 Cambridge Avrniue,

OLLIE BRAZEALECome on home. We know it was not your faultand viDtikBaBVirfsrou.Wire if you need anything. Dwt'tdefay.. RUMW

EUREKA ATTRACTIONS

WANTEDCOOKS, WAimS, GRIDDLE MEN, S1EAM TABLE MAN

to ran Cookhoiiia on nmmtum Uuls. Men tb>t worked tor me boCora

INDIAN BLANKETS AND BATH RCOESPar InunsdUto Mlvtqr. SMOmidlv

H. HYMWU^Ca. . : 36»V -

WANTED FOR MISSOURI

WANTEDFOUR GOOD FIKr«ilSS SHOWS

|on percentage, for H^e Coming at I

WiliilngtDn,0.,AiJe.n.t2anfl3

free act contiacts bavs beoi let. I

E.E.TEnEU,adn.

•eptMnbar M.A nMi

Free Acts Waoted(.KKM. ax.

lotic-WALUCE BROS. SHOWS-nti-Pair SoentarlM, a

;

l«ny. look ua ovtr; Ti~ -WKlcvs YotuiBslown, Oliia, Booatars* Club, two waakai Tonnaatown, Ohio.

JJ™, Atr Cunp. Ban rmniBatown. Fir* Dapt; Bluuon, lu. Glee Club;Pl, Fire Dapt., Iliat show in Ave yeara; lAW^nvlIle. onio, Aral aliow

in ruur yMrai Tounntown. ObliL AnMrlcan Lesion: Coshocton. Ohio, Moon^Bt>, town lown,~flTal In'un jreara: Cnmbildge. Ohio. ai» uiuek hwiu

pi!i"^^^7" Sigma Chi; Bellalra. Ohio.' Folic Benavolant AnodatiDii, VMge-Pnt. Ohio, on atrceta, p«Uoa Banewlent AwcnHmIoii, Brat on atrKta In avrcnytara; auriaita. Ohio. Anwilsan Latfon. llrat atww.ni flva yanra; Cterka-

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Bowling Greenp Ky.

MOOSE ANNUALCELEBRATION

AUG. 9th to 21st, 1920a BIG WEEKS

nil «L I.ruMM iM« Mwiii ooniuT to f»-MM txtunwiwnlannmnn OEiBMTioii.W* 'WBBt onJy thm taat In Bhvm for tUa mnt WIra'wbM yea h<yKA dMonp for a. Uflh-KAda Htta* SIlOw or SocMy CIrciu. A sMooD'awork lor Whip. Want hlgh-rrade Wratler to meet bU comen. WIUfimlBb SDmplatB oatflt. Comet PUrer. Wire a,t inies. Wut MualcalTa.1t, qirlB to •trenstbeit Show. Slater Team. Hlsbeat BaUrlea. WantTslker to biimuikb JOnBle Bbow. Salary or percentage. CoDeaaatana—

^

No ndnalTW mapt Cook Honao and Soft Drlnka. Want only lexltlmate

Stiick.BtorM. _KO BUTBACK. NO pRIFT. Wtro what yoo have andwaco^wantaA.b It la golag ftat. 'Now jrdn an kattv what a, wondeifultown'BowUBB'araan t^wndm waatclMMi Sbowa and Cnneaaalona . ThiawUl be.Unarl^CBaBr AkIUaTMr: ^wwmm with own onUlU winflni itala oiiMmMincdi WI*aaa«llStwyMPiUi«aEMptipa«l prop-

WM'W^ .Bm IMd. OiltMt!-n4 MM><w; irm H* .at< the"— Imait • Maa t. -K »ldnlty M Bovrl-

WORLD'SLARGESTNOVELTYDOIL

Flo-Flo t°„'e FolliesMiac< ot wood niwr mmpogl-tlon. Size. 18 Inches. WeuBa vrle. veil, s beautUal dre»BBd « heavenly nnlle. VtiO-FLO la beliv booktA aolld forthe Dolt Clraiilt. Btonre tout .

booUnc lAlla tliara la aUll

Tin World's Largest

S5%^epo«lt with OTder.

S. K. Novelty Co., Inc.

391 Wilkini SL, BROOKLYN, N.Y.

WANTEDCOOK HOUSE MAN

PRICE, SILOII EACH, WITH FULL INSTIIIIOTIONSFOR BUILDING TABLE, ETC.

SOME FLASH. THREE BIG TOMS. 30 INCHp HIGH.

PrlHOf (Mfit, THREE TOMS ud TABLE, DlroelltM, Ele., W.H.

r" ECK &. CO.,laS Kamt ISm street. CiIMCirMIMATl. OHIO.

WANTED

UtrA'MT BOSSES, MUSICIANS, ACTS, 8I0E-I SHOW,. BOSS CANVASMAN

Elephant Uaji that can taka cara of Anlmala, TralomMtw. Bon Hostlar. twomora BlUpostera, few.mora alnsla Pertbnaera. one more Clown. Baaaon mmontll Cbrlatmu. We pay half Jolnins fare. Wtre salary. Merrltt Bellew.Jainea Cainpbell. Rod Junklns. wire. CHRISTY BROS.' CIRCUS, Augint E,

Enditett, Winh:r Augumt 7, Pomeroy, Waeh.; Auflurt 8, La Qrande, Ore.

HATCH AMUSEMENT CO.HARRY K. MAIN SHOWS

THE OLD RELIABLE

DESK CLOCKWhile They Last,$1.90 Each

WRITE FOR THE "HUtTLER" lUICATALOG JUIT OFF THE fRUB

LEVIN BROS., EsLint TERRE HAUTE, IND.

W^ANTEDFor The GOODMAN SHOWS

Addreaa I. GOODMAN. <

SPARKS CIRCUS WANTSNovelty Acts for Side bAow; Colored Perforniers and lltMloteM. BODTBtBedford, Ind, August 1; New Albany. Ind. Ausust »: lAwrenoabUtii ICjv AlWnaC10; Danville. Ky. Ansuat 11: Someraet Ky., August 13.

UimTCn TCRRIS WHEEL AND MERRY-GO-ROUNDmill I CU FOR ARCHBpLD. OHIO

Aua. la, IT, H. OH THCHAIH mim. acHcriT

mjLfA ADVERTISING CARS

WWAN I fcU HAGENBECK-WALUCE CRCUS

ton Court Hooae, Hqaa, B-. or iCD C KNUPP, National. Hetel, Wa*fiinoton>

RHODA ROYAL CIRCUS WANTS QUICK

Walter I. Main Gltciis Wants Billposters and Bannermen

TOU rUT W A MOST FM US.

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pNCESSIOKAIRES'

BEST BET

Carnival WantedFOR

IFall FestivalAl MlNDKN, NUIIMKA. .

.

Thn* Baym Conntr HoUdaf.8EPTEMBCR 16, 17, IS.

B«(t on the road wsnttid. with plenty

Mindan, N*bn*k*.

WANTED PALMISTto work flftr-flftr oa tesa atrlM «Cclebratloiii aiKI FUra. Aaerm

DELNORA, THE OKEAT,wilh MajMtIa Expoallloii ahawm,Thli waak Port Clinton, Ohlai naxt

WANTED—CARNIVAl CO.

MRMIUilL iti OTHER ATTBIlCTIOHt WANTED

WANTED A CARNIVAL

WANTED—coHCEsnoHmm

WoDderfilStaiilagiisn^

Concessionaires, Attention!'heCAN'MAKE IMMEDIATE S FOLLOWING ITEMS:

REPUBLIC DOLLSBEACON BLANKETS, MEXICAN BASKETS (an sfcet), QftOCERY BASKETS, P1L*LOW.TOP8 (uUEn BDd leather). ELECTRIC- EYED TEDDY BEARS, PLAIN<EYEDTEDDY BEARS. We bsvi a new Doll for Isr-downs which la s«ttlnK top money

.everywhere. Write tor cutoloEue. ShlpmentsNnade sanifl day order la received. ii%dejitislt on ail orders, balance shipped C. O. D. and all cbaxB*"-

REPOBLIC BOLL & TOY CORP^;^TJ£^.Sf.

Yeu Can Mike From 800 to 1,000 Per Cent Profit

EVERYBODY WAHT"oOLD TRANS-FER INITIAL LETTERS.

•EXTRA VALUE SPECIAL OIITHTS-.

EXPERIENCE

You Caii Db'lwtw'wiiirk'nM The SkllM Artlitl

nAHSFEi MOIMMM SDPPLY CO., M B.. Bl Hriit Street, NEWillW, H. i.

SUPERIOR SHOWSWHAT WISCOHSIH THINKS OF US:

Tho oteanaat and treat

Want capable Mapngpr to tefcs (lurge ot new WBOI3.C. Beet of indniximttite to ibQ pic^ nan.

Waiit to hear immediBtely born inyfcH>mer PLANTATION PEn Plant. Show isb^orpuiiiedat onoe for OUT Fair dat^^ld tour t^ni the South. . Will conmder complete Company, must be the beat,

cannot u»-iDfarior perfonaea. We pay the heet of salaries and furni^ Ptillman accommodations.

Win plaoe odb ot two niom Shows for lon^ season of Fair dates commencing at Wausau, Wis., andcontinuing in'thebto lUl thni'tbe Sootiiern ^tes. Will furnish complete equipment fra: wcffth-iriule

Msnagei*.' (Nbt.infeieBted in stitraotitBiS that' do not cater to the entire Family.)

. Csa tlaiie nod . Side Show people, T^bet Sellers, high-class Talker and American Musicians. WantMiiSdlP^ Ttombones, two Clarinets and one more Alto. Musicians address Prof. Fled Hdurick.

.- iCtadvnVB place clean, legitimate Concessions. No exclusive.

SOUTHERN FAIR SECRETARIESIf interested in Twenty-Car Show with SIX REIAL RIDINa' DEVICES andTENCLBANBHOWScodabsolutely free from Girl Shows, '49 Camps and OamUing, writs or irin as per touts: Tfais «id^.F^'Du-lAo,.W;i8:; Beit w0dc, IteK^

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VIRGINIASTATE FAIRRICHMOND, VA.

TbiS)«ar10 DAYS and 10 NIGHTS, commencing OCTOBER 4 and ending OCTOBER14,indutive. Will be tviUurat a doubt ttw laigest and iKSt Fair ever lield in liie South. .

CONCESSIONAIRES, ATTENTION!M oCHicessioa qiace now being sold. The tint to reserve space wiS receive the choice locations.

Address all communications and wires to

WILLIAM GLKSK, Continental Hotel, Broadway anj, 41st Street, Hew York

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SOUTH SMI^^ ^^VXRGINI A. FAIRFEf^BURG, VJLOCTOBER lith to OCTOBER a4ti^ INCtMSIVB

« VAYS And 6 NIGHTS:

AJl concesEnOQS now being sold INCLUDING Cook Houses, Soft Drinks, Walldng Privileges and all games. THEFOLLOWING WHEELS STILL OPEN: Ham and Bacon, Groceries, Silverware, Combinations, Chinese Basketsand any other new items for Wheels. Address all communications and wires to WILLIAM GLICK, ContinentalHotel, Braadway and 41st Street, New York. THIS FAIR FOLLOWS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

asjma. compmibs(CWUancdM HVCfV-fl) CHINESE BASKETS!

$6.00 Per Nestiromi««.',»iw«ii^ ggt^a

THE SMITH aKXim MOWS

I. BccKfc a IsoUn: OaiM IMUBU^L, ^T; (PiMdUal diTtlaBi, o.,rr Bom.' Olrcm; €31ytaQ^N.^H, "

OF FIVE BASKETSDuring the Fair season no order less than 25nests at this price: lacked 25 and 50 nests

to' each case. Positively no goods shippedwithout a deposit of at least 25%. No at-

tention will be p^d to orders without de-poeit. I have only one pricp to all, so don'twrit« or wire fw inside [ttices, as I have

THOMAS J. HUGHESWmt Lak»St., CHICAGO, lU.

LOOK-FAIR MiNA6EltS--L00K.. SENSATIONIL HIGH DIVE

UR6E^^Ji^ FOR SALE CHEAP' Wonileiful Ssaplanss

'

CARNIVAL FOR SM£TWO WEEKS' CELEBRATIONTWO LOCAnONS, COMMEHCINa AUS. tlk, RICHMOND. V]R«IIIA

IN THE HEART OF CITYAll Ctmcesdons open. Wheels positively will work. Good oinxiT-tunity forshovathatdon'tconflict. Wire, no time to writ©. Address

JAME5 J. HIGGINS, Murphy Hotel, Richmond, Va.THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEET

CIPE COUNn HOME COMERS' CELEBRATIONJACKSON, MO, AUGUST 23-28.

WAMTH>—Flrst-clasa Carnival, Concessions and Free Attractions.Address R. K. WILSON, Jack»m Mo. HOWE'S GREAT LONDON CIRCUS

Can plaw at once the followlns: Slde-Show Boss Canvaamao. Man to bandiaDining Car, Boss Property Maa. Asaiataac Boss Hostler. Harness Maker; alaa

HOWE'b'q'rEAT^LONTON ^cmculC UUes.'oh'io^uot^t™ Tiffin. Ss^Bowl-ns Green, 6; Wapakeneta. 7: Troy. 9; New Castle, Ind., IS; Martlntvilis 11)Bvk>Mll.-12; Harriaburg, IIU 13.

Ernie Brauer Wants for Bowling Green, Ky.The Creum of all spots for Cabaret. Dancers. Can use ten good ories for this'^ngBgempnt. Tbts spot Is full of .Oil men from Texai and Oklahoma and youall know what an oil lioom meana. Ws plajr BowUdk O^oen for two weeks,AUE. 9 lo 21. Address EKNIE ORAUER. LAsiMti Juiwtfon, Ky, unUI Auo.

WANJEIh-BROWN^ AMUSEMEIT ML^

IfA.IjRS_^_ ^THOMAS H. FORD COOK HOUSE

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AUGUST 7, Tn.e Billboard

5-SURE THINGS-5TSeBf ctEtkws marvelousljr Hlustrated. Most serious books of war.

Funniest cartooDsand jokes.

niT OUT TO aCMCnT EX-SERWICC MEM

To Get > Sqaaie Deal and Help Womded

Evnybo^T gets behind you. Strongest appeals e\

BIG FLASH ON EACH

SMALL TOWNS, LARGE CITIESCrews in cities year in and yeia out selling over 1,000 daily. Men

traveling alone and with ciews

ALL MAKING RECORDSYog ean do thf miiw . TemA, Sall25c Tearl; subi.. SOc SellSl.

UNION ASSOCIATED PRESS(Est. 209 Canal Street, NEW YORK.

Watches at Last!

1VIM7 Tab**, ta ithtrh Tn plme* tlM blUt. Thewaicka kan n «nM*M nud mm st u.so

GEO. A. JOHNSON & CO.

PILLOWSBuy Direot From ManufactursrSJMPIE DOZEN

iFon OUICK JDTIOH

tlO.SS Wn£ MONET

I minoEiiMin nd-ncE okuurWl S* Smm Ollll Is HUM

WESTEKN ART LEATHER CO."~? op«A^u.=. DENVER, COLO.

,i; ijoooccbooo

I

sr

SALESBOARDUSERS

IOWA NOVELTY COMPANY

I I^HIIIT HAfiHIHF Bata KtM*. Win BbIu, TbwiMiBlir,

•WSSSi^^ MnHUir.SilLlliiMSLaiGa20•- r^ojKiBrujr'^'*'

Dough-

SILVER KING PENNVOPERATOR BELL

No. 10. 1920 IMODEL

Sliver KiD2 Novelty Ccnrai ISt I H. Capiui Ave., indianapGli?, inS.

AGAIN WE KNOCK '"EM" Oyj

Hi

IV MnuoTrnFionmiiEoin ,^6^PDCttlKBVB?

ni! Larcc ?-BIadB

6<I0

.-¥3.50

HECHT, COHEN ft COMPANY,("The House That It Always First")

201-203-205 W. Madison St., - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

iSOME OUTFIT

i4—T-iDch Niciiel Tabubc Cui. "

4-J-iiieli KEckct Veil Focktt"

i—m-iKk Nidul Tnbultr Cisg. Minn Fbih-l>tH, CooiMiBah bllUiwi iiul a I.QI^Mt

PRicE,$lS.OOJobbers and oneralors OXI-V are

catftlOBUc.

LIPAULT COMPAHV,Dept. B, 1t>34 Arch St- Philadelphia.

AMeOY, ILL.Lee County Falr-Day and NightAugust 17-1S.19.Z0. litH.k nidppcnfli nt. No rarmv;il. Writf now

.W'.iv'^-'.j'p't i: ..'iV..- WM- I . I.F.F.Ch! S|.trplary, Amboy.'ni.

Mid-West Hair DolLFacAory620-22-24-26 East 8th Street, - Kansas City, Mo.

Our MOa axe cettuix tap money everywhere. YsU should h^v^-oor ^B^^'

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carnival Concessionaires

SalestoarJ OtBrators and Fair Worte

ORIENTALBAMBOO BASKETS

FIVE BASKETS TO^A SET

Fifteen Pennls ef the

Hithest Brale Ghoeolites

$1S.00 PER SETPLUS 9% EXCI« TAX

25% Stpoitt Ttqutred on alt

C. O. D.^l^nienls.

EMRIY BASKETSwith JiBde Beads, Coins

and Tassals.

FIV^ to A NfST.

$6.00 PER SCT

TERMi^: NET CASH,F. O. B. CINCINNATI.

ZS'.i deposit Tequir^ii on all

C. O. D. shipments.

GoariUi Um, itinilin Ni|(i(c^

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