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Page 1: Billboard (August 1920) - World Radio History

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The Billboard

DOLLSAiiwter H,im

SPORTING GOODSGLUB ROOM FURNITURE

Ma^cal Goods - Sbfie MoneySend tor Fres Cstaloc Today.

PRIVHEBE CAR SUPPLIESTRICK CARPa MAGIC DICE

All Kindd Every Deaciiption

HUNT S CO.0«pL 0. IM H. Wells St. ChicaEO, III

LATEST HIT

LOOKINGIRLNo.712 'iffhw' ia bdglit, finnhed ia natural

etHaa, in a. BaAy tiaenrtinont of bodung<iiiliiiiirn vitli uKluwI h>i> md vc5; ala>

fitnMndi oral mbm, eadi pa^cd fai»acp>

axate caabm.

Packed on doz. to a case; GS bs.

Sample, Prepaid, - $1.50

f Case Lots, - - 85c EachAll orders leave same day rec^ved. •

Circular on request.

DANVILLE DOLL COMPANY, DANVILLE, laiNOIS

lALLOONSTRICKS, ilOKES,

^. NOVELTIES

SHOWPRMnNG

TTPEMiJLOCKWORII

The DomMni Lilk CiJNDWPORr. KdmiCKV

Ice Cream Cones$3.50 Per ThousandBest. Quditv Standard Size Cones.

Send UsYourO'rdcra. Prompt Shipment.

LOUIS DENEBEIM & SONS1224 Oak street, KANSAS CITY, MO.

YOU Wl LL LIKE OU R NEW

PLASTER DOLL!QRANCE ADE

THE BRAZILIAN AMERICAN

AUSTRALIAN VARIETY

OMAHA|S WELCOMEI SALES BOARDS and CARDSof aU dcscripUoDS curried In stockand mannI«ctiircd*iQ your-order '

J.W.HOODWINCOMPANY

HERBERT RED LABEL

f ()RDER' TODAYO

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THe Billboard

THE CHAMPION MUSCLE DEVELOPERAND THE MYSTIGRAPH

The Ifjrstisnph to tfa« only real tartna Mlw jitaMd ODale In yMUv. Ita popularity mgrli— amn oa.

Mr. C. RallM Willow Onva VrnTk. Vm^ irclteB; -TViH slvsyogr nuutfiln* > good booat— It a»>irg«a to be In avsry arcadela tlie ooantry. Caah box too aman.'

A» an iDtrDdmctOiy otte wa will aend one Mystlsr^di tnai^^Mabllshed^theater or_a ' ' ^

CHARLES M. WEEKS CO.,

e ilajrB- trial. TblB Oder gouH til! (two weeks from

WALDEN, N. Y.

PEARL HANDLE KNIVES, $7.00brass-lined. pearl-liaiulled Pocket

bladed.Peel

Kive thi

113.00 ™ine

bS^d^Nfc u«r'S«ii?!?!?r $7.2SZ/>ts of » Boards ead... $ 7-10IdtB Of BO Boards <a<ai... $7a00Same aa above—on &n C" "— '

14 Knives, no Razors. No.

:

ro. 112. same as No. Ill, 1esboard, SI.00 each Board e!5% with order, balance C.

D-bOl>

Hectiti Cohen & CompanyCn-ha House That Is AFwayi Firrt'^

201-303.2(K Weat Madison SlroCHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

LOOK WHO'S HERESome Baah and a irinner, in. high,$17.00 a (toz. in three dozea lots.

70 styles to select from, Sat«en Pillow Tops,$11.76 a doz. Beacon Blankets, (Indian,)

S6.65 ea^. EOectric %ed Beai^, Stuffed

Dolls and Leather Novelties.

Orders filled same day received. 25% de-posit required and balance C. 0. D.

"THREE K" TOY CO.Room 505 Liberty Bultdlng

US MAIN STREET, . BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

I WOULD YOU BUY

SUGAR at 3c PER LB' SWEETO—THE •WBITmilN POWDUt.

1 lb, at SSJKL eqnala IM Kb. of aosar twataam.Deababla tar Soft DrftAK Ice.J^nm Ccmca. etc

' FRKB-HJRANOfeADE—FREE.1 lb. tree withMM order or over termmy ot onr prodoctu.

OmnnBde, lemonade. OCape, Cbarrr, «c^0 PER POUND (40 Oallone MrmsUt).Trial avmle Packace. iSCentfc mrtMlS Drtnka.M MWnr MMSRS-Me PIOnT OH EVEIT DOUU

ISACCHARINE PER LB.

HICAQO, ILL.I

FOR SALEd side walls sood asa be bought (or (2.J0

FRANK D. HA

WANTED AT ONCEFor Hnanr Parl^ I, Connecticut

MAIONEY ( DMEMEI, Hill « Imb BidJlii(, Mnidn, 0«u.

Pollifs Beacon Sliowsnave a few open dales for Fairs in New England,Cona or New Yolk Slate. M. E. POLHILL,Owner, GEOB^ TIBBITrS; Mgr, Springfield,

Mass., Aug. 901 to ISO.

LOOK LOOK LOOKOM ItMlMk CtkknliM, Mmoi, LJ.

Two Salariiva. Ofhar aaodMM la MlavM Wl plw rigU In wn^ af dibk

mm MBMW Egosmmt snows wAitis

Carouselle, brand new. oar OVB.JOSEPH HAWLEY. 12 Spring 8t^ Patreon, M. J. 8. aTEVENaON.

'"''r'^^^'' Donald MacGregor ShowsGrinders, Talker, Concession Ageut AUdeSo People.Shopmen of all kinds, write ortrireRlCH HILL, MO.,August 8th to 14th.

SEND FOR DOLL CATALOG

PERFECTION DOLL COMPANY•MakM of AmariGa^ HandHmeat DoHa."

CAPACITY, I1,ODO T>ATT.T-

1144 Cambridga Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL.

CARNIVAL WANTED FOR MOOSE LODGE. LIMA, OHH)

GOLD MEDAL SHOWS WANT AT ONCEM to take cbarce and man

Clatlia. Bverythinc complete.

aOR frPtBOK.COtjmeD band and orchestra tor the bc^st ti

aCAosnat t: IfobaHr, M«i to toUav: then our Fairs start, and a long

oC Oia beat TMi-ln-ODe B

w on the mad. Barno ajld Bi^no, coma on.. Hacon. Ho, weeka South. Tbia b a Twenty*Car Oiow. EvaryOilna loada on wacona. Write

. HARitY E. BlLUCK, Mgr., as per route.

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4 The Billboard

OPERA_GHAIRS^^1^^ Made In Grand Rapids,

runuuiG biij,

^^nTLm frini OB vnAti inik.

"STEO. FURNITURE CO.

WAL.XHAIVI FAIRMIDDLESEX COUNTY, Inc.

MPTEMBER % 11.

OannwInM and AttnettooB now bains taokad.ConcMdon and prlvlh^e rates, %1M to tS.<N> front foot.HBAICSST PAIR TO BOSTON—60-ACBB QROTTNDB.

Write JOHN T. SHAV, Gaiwral Managar, 13 Moady St, Waltham. Maai.

GUM;Juicy Mints-^S'

$17.00 (Mr 1,000 pada

Spearmint iX>}l$J»>erl.lMfMfa

BdGiB,$BJi|i«nm

unoia*, oMHun

THE BIGGEST EVENT IN SOUTHERN INDIANA

THE NORTH VERNON FAU FESTIVALS^lt. 27, 2S, 29, 30, Oct. 1 and 2

HLLr Abet. Krti Wra*. nwm.

SCENSRYSCENERY'miS^hSP'

D n D f* n D ur D P VOn N WANTED for SECOND BIG ANNUALSTREH CARNIVAL AT PERRYSBURG,OHIO

All kindiofKdti, OoMSlrioaB uid Shows. Given by PeirysburgI1ieDepartneB^in(kQ{Beptanber6-ll, inclusive.

I J. M. ANION, Secretary.

WANTEDFOR SALE TRNNPOUHK Am

wbhusm mm me Sam LIGHT- Must SingCOMDIMI ntyPil^o

HunZ DKUda SHUWS, rUR uUK rAIRSWANT mwlirt CalBly. Bb> aaJwpK Hrtl—Wglf^WK. Wtlftinilih

FW IfcMiaiiil. Act

FOT VAUDEVILLE ACT

Position WantedWANT MMd?]l!i!ftar?'aaJiiifw£lwi^^

•••KlOW.

WANT -TrntkBTW, Qrindan Man and vita to ran &DBka SbOW.WANT CMWaaalDna of all ktnO^ FalndBt, Pltdi m TM Win.Addreaa HEINZ BROS.' SHOW*, Knox CKr (HaO Pair, wMk Avp- & to 14.

JcM XniBy wants riiiii iiiiliiii Asanta- Oood roote.

PAT CASEY AGENCYe. K. NADEL, Mgr.

WANTED "pl"o'p*ri'

MOME>COMIN<3 CEXfBRATIONWtNTED--DRtMtTIG AID

VIUDEVILLE PEOPLEin all lines. Iqad lot Pt. Iklation,

Pa.; 14th, MB<KHitown.

AT UBEan ""Aiig" Mimic World ShowsWant to joia SflvEi Creek, Kebr., week August 16th, Ferns Wheel, HtShow Attractkms, Girls for Sununertime Show. We furnish all Con-cessions. Six-day doings. Address BILLY STREETER-

PIANO PLAYER WANTEDBluBt read, fake, trasapoBe. play Uoa-Faa. Salary. lorty dollua per Veek.Thla la waak-atand VaodavlIIa TentShow- Real Mttflt.

FRANK X. UONARDk laalialaa^Va.PtANISr WAItTED ffJj.'S

m MUSICIAN^ AOVEinSIN^nesB man. Two Tromlxawa, two Oucuat^ Clarinet and Alto for Big Show

WANTED 4snMcnKnim

tM, KaiM Cn. Tbh.

mmm nomoNE wiwted

yro. WOPI-t WAKTEP-^Bliiilw. Dmbla. g^*^ iintu'^""'^'^Si^^^j^^iljj^{tn!T'lM\f^^

Jainfav CTpgnioa. Cna alao WANXeD FOR.J^jJSICALJCOMEDY^^

la*, emc. = vKl WUa. Bill DHsot TTARRY WANTED—HULA DANCERSARGRAVE'S Sendpboto. state aUEret letter.

WMTED—MERIT-GO-IOUHDMD FURIS WHEEL

ssasssMvtjsffsS' " * WANTED-LADY OR GIRLwith marianoa «t AentaUs Onma Vtefe. Mt k botted aeao.

CHAS. PALDREM, 4H Ninth Avanna, . NEW VOI^

WantBd Flute Player

WB MU-BBKY IIDOg COSTUMERFOR SALE-eaSfSMgiJ, ffiHn M kbnacSal Dvl Ifll*. BtonoBn tttftr fortddUdn iMMjjnMk^'OL J. QOEXZEB. M 4Ui HL,

WMTCB, FOR THE UST PtHnC UD HOME-CMuna NT wiHPSOl, luiHon THE BILLBOARD

PnbUabed weekly at 2S-3T Opera pims. 'fwitimH. OlSUBSCRIPTION PRIM,WO PER WAR.

BntcnA Mcond-clui mil BStMr 3nm 4, tm. mt Fart Oflea, Cta-dnnatt imdar act aC Mm& ^ Um

lOOpagea. VoLXXXn, N&ttAasaatU, UM; PRICR, IS CENTS..

eodatna« par oant taadtac mtt«r

WANTED gi!git'='*gSo«?"'^™'-^

m Annl "SUHFLONER Wt PIGHtrWANTED a:g.ajgfcft»g

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Endeavors ever to serve the Profession(honestly, intelligently and usefully

ACTORS' EQUITY

ANDTHEllilA.

MAY COME TOAN ABREEMENT

Prospect fOT SetUement of Dlf-flcalties Looks BrigM

Equity Stands FirmTor P. M.A. Form of Oontnict

NewTo^ Aufc. T.—FrMpeots for aMitlement ot the dtmcnlUes whichliavtt beset the path of DeK<4tatlotuil>etw«n the Equity and the TourlDKIfBiiagert' AsBodatloii over the aecept-

e hr the lUtcT of the aame form,- - - ^

H. W. WAUGH STRICKEN

aelves ai elneerely hopaful of hti

Mr. Waugh i« now abls to travel

cenfinament at a Raymand (Wash.)hospital, and has been retnoved tothe Waugh-Hofer private ear, wherehe ie at preenit under the constantcare of a phyeloiaf) and a nuree, whotravel on the oan

DiaHiifl Mr. Waugl^ foroed con-finement Harry F. Hobr> hie part-ner and general agent for the ahowc,will remain bach with the orsanl'ation and act In the managerialcapacity. Tlie miifortuna will Inno wise Interfere with the fulfilling

«f all date* of the oenqMny as gdr.

THREE OUTDOOR r"'""'''''*"™

SHOWS SUFFER

BY R.R. WRECKS

AND BG STORMMcDaaid's IBdmy-Reported

Total Ion;TwoAn Killed

World's Fair's Wagons, BidesDfunai^d, YUA Demtdished

Goodman Sbowa Destroyed byHeavy Stonn and Flood

L -J— vMu

1 nomn!***^

> ot 'iUM tftuatloii

m etlaen ont of tbe atend wa'.feSn takatt with the Tonrlns Itmaa-

" ' tand and popular-I we are going to

K flnt wjn take place Tuesday, Aagnatf . le, at g p.m.. Aeolian Hall, 31 West

iSlO street. New York Cily.

"FRANK GIU.MOKE,•Executive Secretary."*

The temper of the members as avl-drnced at the laM meeting ot th«Equity, was deddedly averse to any

BAN ON USEOF TURNSTILES

IS PLACED BY

REVENUE DEPT.

Amnsemoit ^j^a and Other

TMesraphlo communications to TheBillboard, received Sunday and Uou-day. contain information that Mac'sMidway of Hlrth .and the World'aFiafr Shows both Buttered senooBrailroad accident^ and theShows encountered anado and flood,

edded to the tou <

of the flrst named

"AtkUmd, Kr., Am. t^-lCcI>aniera

Notice ServedThat RegnlaMonWill Be Snforced

Idltodi others ettn under' wreck. Allebsw people worfetng beroleally, andMr. McDaniel rendering very Swt per-sonal aid. On way to Elks' nbiAsbland^-nJAS. E. FnTNEGAN."

"Aabland, Ky., Auffi 9.—My oaml-val total wreck by raUroad, elevenmiles from here, en route to Elk^State ConventloD and Boyd CbuntyFair. El^t earlonsly Injored; twokilled; others nndar wreek.

WALTER MAINSHOWS TO PLAY

A SEASON OF

INDOOR DATES

Ibv ItatoXi Vovember 39

Failtire To Comply Garries

$1,000 Fine as Poialty

Twfllve to Fifteen Weeka laCaties of South and East

. K Is t1

B T. I

It was learned from a sood eonreeVy The BIllboaiM that there is sur-prisingly little bad teelliw «n thepart of the T. M. A. toward* theBquity. A promlMDt HMOiber of theT. M. A. BM. A. oughtof thanks for the wleadM vUit It

has shown dorlnv the otmtrorarsy•Bd the eatirtesr with edtl^ It hasIwndled the necotlttfioiMLThe Banttjr baa» tar Mt MMlved

New Tork, Ang. 7.—Informationthat has reached here from WaehlDg-ton baa it that the Bureao of Inter-nal Rsveane has given notice to out-door amassment enterprlaes that theymost dlseoutluoe the use of tumstllea.It has come to the notice of the Bd-reau of Internal Bevenue, go It -Is

stated, that certain amusement parkaand other .places to which taxableadmissions are charged are using, la

lieu Of tickets or cards of admlslon,automatic tumsUIee As otber me-chanical dei4ces to register the num-ber of persons admitted or theamount paid tor admission.This practice does not

"Coulter, la., Ang. !.—World'aShows' train In wreck at Conlter, la^en route to Clarion. Foot flats lefttrack end one flat demolished. Moone seriously injured. Several wag-ons. Including the merry-go-ronndand ferris wheel, badly damaged.

W, J, KBHOE.'*'Petersburg. Ind., Aug. B-—iFbrn

Goodman Shows have been totallydestroyed liere by a. heavy windstormand flood, while showing at the fair

at Petersburg, Ind., on Saturdaymorning, August 7. The show will

go to corydon, Ky., to build up again.—L aOODMAN.-

FIlKt A XnSB DiasCMLiVE]Carilsle. Ky-, Aog^ Savld Wise

._ .I not, ot the Finn ft Wise

- lNIBi«t.M>

To UseTwo Bings, Steel Aranaand SlevBted Platform

Anangements are now being com-pleted for the Waller Main ShowsIn their enUrety to play a seaaon otfrom twelve to fifteen weeks of in-

door dates. Two rlngB, a ete& arenaand an elevated platform will hetiled. Two advance ears will takecars ot the blUIng. Without a doubtthis wlU be one ot the biggest und^r-

,

tairinjc, ever attempted in the indoorcircus line, and, ccmiblned with theextraordinary features that have al--

ready been signed and those underconsideration, It will oOrpass any-thing of ita kind.The opening date la aet for Hovm-

b«r it. The cHlea to be playod Ml

I liiBEKim ONE«MRrnRPABBS oriimnTigraI

. . -nieEdiBi»a{TU>.lmo(TlwBabMadbS«i080

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The Billboard AUGUST t^ .

UNITED MANAGERS'PROTECTIVE ^£r^&S^ ^Z^^:;::ASS'N WANTS R.R. CONCESSIONSp^^^i^ ^z^::^M^^.

Wfll Seek To Have Party Rate Granted *fbr ^^'-j:Cimiffng Season—Advance in Pullman Fares

^^l^.'^f

and Excess Baggage Charges a Severe SX?*"Blow to Traveling Attractions

- URBAHA TMEATKR OPENS cM. onan nt tha iPcIbmu and Benn^ IUmi-

M> iMT *«»-a(<Mln JHM* K . . . ,—=r.. . _ . ttn. MW l»« »lo»l. wlBteto ft* ASun. tj, ^^^^

'

MM ta- HMW •» Wi«t * Mum. Lrila IfeMte w««a me two pUiboMu (or; ^^^^u

ffcfcM. «• am i«» te W1.HII- »™ ."•»?«*f^.*'^"'«"»'^>^ TB. BBtlel H ™i« lour am of i™- ™;.„™KJr?,^

VOQEL'8 BIQ CITV MINSTRCLS _ _r ti DO* saatas ta

|

KIQH-CLASS TROUPE

liva Fins Performanca »t Springfiald, ^,rS!V^.J^.^TS!S °°* «ivwtin» mMm ur wnntanr «f rtirtr

Ohio—Darning Featured Comadian ^TT*^ y**-. . , mO*. im itteOam to dcM wia waj neb uuio-. » » ™. P*."—^-* ~ (MCm bacHM or Ua tiUiin to edUen to ui

SprlngaeM, (J., Am, T._Iolm W. Toglrt Bl« ' 1"V1.^J '.r*-'S?^,...„. »«««««• « a dUUtri M lUo nm-lly llliutiels opened tie Bunn it UK Ml- "< « ""'^ " piIllH BVMl.

d iBjrrtttoB Mr. White, **",;!^^'" '^S.^'nilSilf'^i?^^FRANK SMITH 8TARTS WORK mmter mta > !»

, amut Uu nn ouMidi^ tamUe. B* Vnr 'SM*, 4—mol Snitli, tbe Ine- t'llT'blt^ Ibis Mittmut wu iIhb nnt^tSS

M patBBun na iriUi tta I^rlc Iliultr to moke Ui aBmal Bund- adHmt^ llutt CatmnUim had bHn i

wiaii wn> "tr I Hfca gift' aU itMa oC n

A toll or ''DBp,**

I, and fiti BOlo U rEid7 to open. y^fTf.

C ISLAND HOUSE,

a^s^SS PREPARING FOR BIG SEASON ^.READY NOVEMBER i

_ Managers of Baltimore Theaters Predict Good \

Boriness Because of Advent of Prohibition

Extensive Alterations and Improvements'

Made to All of the Larger Houses

^ * OB tl]> suln Door, Ht tban wUI bo wa to kra aoAonEe it Sandy Boob- Tbp. tiipaWcal >m mm IWh Tat SMtana ma^ • nt AagfctlM^ «| , , _ „bcIdM the (oDowinE neu-tsono sbcw ub tHUig.ttnnM t» a m^WittkK 4a mmm la TialllMiii. to uio'DeH Amcricu ^ **** dM^ and Iw fgsr U

1 mu'tt SMaiia'itai^' s'"T'°tnd"""™' •••f. "I'a Cn« OW." i» «- mono.

„„„ ™^ OPERATORS PRAMINQ OSHANDS

M^I^SiS^Sa^ ~,'isurss^*^'s:2rrrs; defrauded of thousands jiS^^ii^^J^** '""^ -nt «( "nnst lire" In MHnvm. Oanvep Thaatara Said To Hava Lott tbatU ahd MoHoii'Wm Op.

Siim^Thn<OtahonM|y «f tefOie SqittoilMr 1. Ther •»THEATERS BURN AT ARMV Cffv | J entr to Septembflr; tba ittw

tha^ tf tt ana.Man. ^ ' -, tmat, —i aaiiiala «f tm mt at Itoat raiialei'.'o. fl. IM. "x T

. , »* dpMto M> •)» a— ag a^iM anagtaaV, OMa aMWV. . tte fiib It W HiMaA -'

-

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The Btlll Auauvr M.w

THE DRAMMC STAGE

EQUITY GROWS APACE g^^^T lMtiUiATO notesI

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•Fhe Btllboard

EQUITY'S NEWEST VENTUREno Mietgo Branch of fhe Actors' Equity Assoeialion Announcos the Openins of an Uf-li BM. -

THEATRICAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

tra win Ea>»i'tM OmTHB ARTtST

OUR POUCY> tot h'"" at haU

ira irm M* nawd tm tm pUA ts

BRMTT BIQUAW, OMnml

loaaea In tickets s'ven to p«ple who sudden]^ cbange their mlgo olaewhere. We will absolutely aee that when he sendH for an

"«lve an Ingenue and not a character woman. We Y" ™" "aanoa people true to typea as ordered. We will Eoamitea a IQOK HqB--a tbereCore sreater emcleucy.

EFFICIENCY AND SERVICEMRS, LOIS BONNUb J

Via Paraonal Suparvlalon of J. Mareua Kayu.lla T«Ml« eidfl, 15B North State StrMt, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,—i and LMig Witanaa Phaaa C»Bir«l $07.

Kiur, 1

at Um fM (ttnatlOH ! bemd all jnalM. L'btnw muaui 'amt WDIbB Biti^ both g( plv » "Vp in Boob' ud «tb*n

miUan 8. BIT *B< imUa AW.ibt noiitnM'' ^•>' nw«ttn mm.-cmM OiMliiir' l^aj« ^.irait^ptiw^at

nnniBNT rK<ni ns new xwhc oaiubi

tuMiDi -mij. It n»r ! a MM tC fki tkHtor, mud.taaaM «tB w. bat 'ne.oiuB ScMoT* K aw MMr. tt » mnk i

aamtsHtca ii

t plar But tier

IT Ilia Hat offnlan at m

"Ooc at tkt BMt aatliriac tblnca

atdtalotUliriAt and tlia Htm BakerMta."

•THE CHARM SCHOOL"

F-On aattv and " •^m mlndea."

comeax m AUca "THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE" aiaTi?'!. -uUir to t-i™ iDnch wnisi "'^^i^Zt^l'^^f- -lUtoB. EiaeDlad lUmiir'ivs i-v ntA-fcit" i

»PP«1 la Oa Amaieaa tbulM.'T Mmfflj-e BljDn Theat*!,

AinfflitAsg i> FRANCE A oqtdv^ TWbnns: "A droit ImbUa «^ b, E„™,a Bri.™ ,„ -TRANSPLANXrNQ JEAN" •Tr^p^.,

SUmpklH. U«(aD filler: Udskc JdIibi, ta; AppcJonlr, ItBnts I.

-..CT llotBH: Ellw BntdoUI. ITlclE CamU: mnUIn Qnrfi: CspIalDHHtUn, flUCaiat Dais: Curtll, Minnie Ell^nne Itnalig. UiiterBl*ni: Mil BWjiWr'b JhllJ; Mnilrt Cliitvel. Cmak KInitdo

MOFFATi: PLAYERS COMINQ

. DmbiT. siomn ^coaiiI Vanlia ArADU: ABi Hkht. uwiiin u.' ««»: UlUtB BlaOSd. Pnn«a UciaiiiilJi : BivnKUi> Real. Hair Uudi Onriotl* Onr> Ca- '>^'>

Mill Lrm, DalaK OnBamaa UeLaaaklik. , Th1 ainnc bra aa ottna fna U« pa aat k' — ^

•mvMAactaae-datli nkli ttt Hi. ™ cm aa^ a

»f taaajb'. VUUb m flNB w > baaa aMa kaia. Ita ati^tk Hw M MOW' jgaadla^ Lacr oi»",

'

Wla iihr Ma ant UtM«w la «• nOiar tM la aHona, As tMn bmWm ^<™»<«»°' 3r.d»i. ii<it«»ut, i

la «MA a claret eaMttoaMnia aa taitA- ^£\^ n^nBj, „, ui. P«iic

tlie ladaUcadai and ImnufnUtlcfl IDddcDt to'™™ PinTliHMd the Amencu ngbta wifs Ba

« 13i ur £ th "bflnlevarilrt** ud t«a IwaStotlaail In aeaidt of new plarv, Tba

r. U.t U« o( rt. I. <«].»l WWt» SSS* ."^ ^"XrJa'Sj!!'cflptmla laitalla niodera agrtcal.

I tn a^^'"'r

*"*'*' fllfltliaKer !• oriea tn I» pnCened,

t tMa nrlamr kaa ai

"wdx diTi and laatH (bo niMi oC Ida tpteB- HuTlett Haldill oMwInallT (Im btin In Uita pEeie. ontla fqiul to

Comll hiia thp rhtof f^mlnliie iMrt. 1'"*'* w^l «!>!; at nindtr g«n« nell and liindlti I'*!' I"" «>It

QOLDREYER A PRODUCERKeir Talk. Aw. T.—aota GMttnr. !»

IT Bjion ban a Tole »mlD?otljr at

k tillifr m toTdlDE tier osn Ttb tlia bnWilBi. liabbllBE QiIxE tor N'otUnr." • nnr tl' Po[- dnsia bj wUhb K. VIisii. pbr vdii b>: BTnD' The can la aitlsiitj pi

nijiii Dalj, xtmmt Hrnnm; Cinlra At- aWj.»M, Tbwdura Unacqae. rnn-n UtLaaililla. T« "M(a" la.th«- pi"nif Meat, Cmnllta Lroia awl OaiuIidm Uc uat tir tht nd actfat'^miin. » iba pnpai, are alt ftud hi Kwt aad OoMitri Pattao.

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jDRAMAnCSTOCKWlLJlllMX

pin-H ooHSKeimvB •hmnTo Bagin at Cepky, potan, An^nt 1>

TtBwctDnlhhiiSfc*illl )IM>"mI 1111?^ '""^ *• ""^ B'M'- BwUd.

SL SiJS^ ^iS?**" ir^ir niBTliTi nf TTib iiiiiimi It nim L^ -- iiotettm an losM Vittk OMm

« > • > - • «_(_m> DENMV TO RETURN — -™

MiJliirfi •» ftliB r»tiini-ii "r^^y^ 1^-^ y-.'^- «*• wia «< It * mma inl InOw noom M HORNE STOCK OOMPANV^' - - - 3**Mi. tm- .t a» iiwii. Braid .t will Not CloM Tin AfUr Labor Dw

_ _ _ ^wTlMlgMv 'y »«r- *t BW^ .mnmm ttrntm matt omc huw- p,,e,ianT n« mUw Mopur c* iteck nni^ BUrlir T«pl*, cMiutoa, Hi Qtaof Das-5!i(Jjy^^JJJJ| Mpt***!*

-r^rsu^-s LITHOGRAPH PAPER- •VATHBR ANDTHS tOVV

i_«iHiA.w«wTu mwiAk OA. wmt FOB pBioEi 01 EHBuwED UM, TTn wfliK, nun. DjiTEi, Eia mrr^^^TT":.™ :r*^?i^J™*".T:'

ACKERMANN-QUIGLEY LITHO CO.

SV'fSl '^S^Sk^TMB fliita'ti WANTED WANTED WANTKtl tt^m^ttjK'

FOR BIS DRAIMTIC SNOW UHDER CRHVJIS

rs Percy's Comedians Want Quick(MaM Oraaam) aM O. SMcHa aM Ma

Dmnallc Peopla la all Unas. Prefsnncs bIvcd thoas dolus SpaelalUn. Bod- otabd ralca>, wte un Man Ititar 1U|4,cuat Bpeelalty Team. Play ParU or douMa Orcheatrt wim e>v *m <v«taa aM a^uHa «a •

»Mia* Sim. J. U PERCY, car* Pare/a Comadiana. Bamanfc HI. jT^SL/^ ' ""

"

tnx Wlunliiaer.

"TWELFTH NIGHT"

I at ElItGh^ Owdai

- "PEOPLE IN ALL LINES FOR PERM. STOCK i

at ElItGh^ OwdaiM, Dinmr— i^T^ aM^Stt UsoaS^iri*^

.aF« " '>"P'^ AiMten -HAIIBV J. LILAWB. MiM TkMMi Sna*

atfyafSiisg.a.g ax liberty ^."t, i*"™.?"a

y

jWji MiaWd aa tM atttastlai far Iba EUU far^:*^3J^'°^i^"^„^ iSSSfSl *ga,*gg]^„JS^S*.*',tS{y^g nSS&x ^S—'tAtJ*'"'

™'"' 'n*'"™"* '»«'••'•

in UuH. at csotiB, vboad vkitti. ud mm tmm Sm^" °™" *™'""H?'%!''aiAmH^&A*HrUSw SS7*ciiiSH!"iijtMt (hnkw Is lAwAic wm tb* "in»"alUai Aa lu aiaajod w ' — — ....

i 'wM.°K'RAl^gTiJi5iffai.'ia:'^ C«My. af amaadw. Ika r

„ ..r-HflT rr: wanted for youhg-adams company"TwiUft Mlakf It ma aalactad

iiLWDi^y mjgfcjmmmym,^ ^ Mhwtai vlafa kaaa kaaa )

S3=ri=sr^ 5irs=: v.„.?^E;.yy't!5'5.„. AT LIBERTY ..-^"SiyjLys.t;.. a.*-«£"iiP"^

OILPAINTEDLOBBYDISPLAY TANGI^ CO.

WANTED WaHTED WANTED r JDir SI. B« and i

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AUOUsrlVIBN The Billboard. or ••NHITT TO" SALE AT A BIG BARGAIN-TENT OUTFIT, CompItU stme WaMOnWM BlUir

, to tUo Ba!K Wooirolk i

1^ H^rb Vni-'k «Bd Alice U.^ll»knii. T.bl.^C6^UIL^™^Ii> "PBKall, M., Jair M.—VMr MhM B>'

THE RICHARD MORGAN PLAYERS

uu'^aoti OenWia DOBoH, I.itell« Bimi u

A PERMANENT STOCK ORGANI ^ „„. „bM^^s royalty bilta at the Whalom Theatre, EitchbuTK, Maes. "^^f^^^J^^J^^^,**

*'"RlcHrRp'Mo"GAN,'*Wh™m Thwtwi, Fltchburg, M. Iielialiw *n«M. I »»>Id

THEATRE WANTEDHf4rt GD1IU1IUI7, RD mat*."

l>oar kladJj laUmt In our HUler bvTH,

' JIJ^"^ J*^ Wanted Quick—Comedians. General Business ManAntmm * OMtt. CknUtatbt. Oli "Whtel uam tSrim in »•> ibitni. whits Ob wiBi w not Dlimooa Bcuimr^DW. BhiiU 1 ITiBT." .to P«l Hmh Plurtn; KuaELlToi'Mtor. U«hnml Utwin wd »wMpg Mfwn. III4 ma«e tu »twM cite. Mb.

luimiKOiuMiTic^^^ winis quick—w»ns

|^aiHu^^^b|Tlr«H lip to |60- 1 hadI KHj'pwipIo

MACK BACK IN STOCK

I of Hirr BetHct

ARUM TO RVTUIIH

WANTED, MAN FOR LEADSWANTED FOR

THE BILLY ALLENMUSICAL COMEDY CO.FUyliis all mdc •tuub. A mtmber cnc

ORCHESTRA WANTEDIndlvldnala, or coinplatftu foUowa:

noOD (Leader), Pimi. Top Dniner, Gonet;

win plav to Wdoldi^ StqMT MMaBlMH TkmOMfll* Mid h

HARRY e. BLBICH, . . . ^ .

"SNAPPY" DANCE HUMBERSISCORE BY L. S. ADGER.

-. .'LIVE NUMBBBS" Hbonld B

IRtSHMAN^

.-mfi'etd, N. J.

WANTED THEATREFOR

Stock Location

HARRY "IKE" EVANS WANTS

.,„I?S2!!2JS!!!t- h. r. seeman's 1920 revueWoman for General BuBlness. SlnglnB Voice. All Sortpt BlSa. Pew Cbaiaiitr Puria. Two tborouKbly experlenoeil Chorua Olrla. Wrlta Wire lalcSi nd PI10103- CRYSTAL THEATRE, 8«n Anjalo, Tame, until Augurt 22.

AT UKRTY~A-1 TEAM

ERNEST J. SHARPSTEEN

Fi«i-wooi>-^iitiii«—~ m~^.tr^.~.srs^.^y^~.srs.

Wanted for F. M. tones' Sunshine Girls

JUST OUTMcNALLY'S

j|0.ginitlETM

PUOE, ORE DOIUW PER

II OritM AA IM Mttt Ml F«h

A BEW COMEDY WHOH

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IN REPERTOIRE. fiBmhvnicvtipns toOur Cindnnatl Offices-:

AUQUIT HtUn

RMUrrV 00-

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CAIRI^SHOW

h Wndi Nwr Tncr, km

s KU plwlu. wui •on, e

JL II lactiidHl'kvd auMtBorn. InnUaM ArtMla

I. buitoM) m. m, Xmmm, ii

M li ha txmH Mm, i

Rib. and grained Nedc SSiS'^J^ ^Z^^Si'SWhan Cart Are D»> bo Briiui Gahnnbi. ud iw« b tiw

railed—Otheno™t i* a. ,d.tB.

STOWPt TOM SHOW

[band ISA oreiieitrm, aaatr lit dUecKon oT H. tmnidiiB ID BHTlou mrta In sntlr m

;m™, ™«j^Him!fl BiiMiittma Md^BuMT m, jiat nentlr MM ubUw iim*. .

M * IX*"^ MORGAN COMPANY Ur. p>i<u~ wiu b. »c t. The D.»ni i-<1. lot 31. It k dulMl

H. M. MewPORT VISITS

njujliii rewptl« BlBl win

' ciilia MM dl a* BMt plMiut optilHiead kf

r-w^fkT^.^^ BRUNira R0HIDIAN8 Na S t, „

iM SMh jtu Si^T St Hufimr Uati In OmaMf, t> oa ftt'a TWt

I WOCK COMPANY pst

N UndirOwiWW MELVILLFB COMEPtAHS TtHlauThti

>T IT xl VBHkji. Kaimn Ml V- ». —,.k . A.r tt.. . ™ ^T*™"

Ld Balph B, IfDvdj, tjwiien; ! at BncKrw Beadi for Hie tamaitt. Tht ei

dg and dlnctdr! B. J. ifick. mdt alHi w^nt ID Cimp EniUs, nlifre It pla;

Ulran, iHinid bul- n apcvUt nEiRDail St lie mpiot oC tlu «

tariUB; Wm. J. UcCvttr. eiimeimi Eiri jr«silon mtSt a Mc in that terrUon.Honrd Toric to In hb

>d to him <B hlB blrUuldy br Mt in

WRMTED CANDY CONCESSIONAIRES AND PRIVILEGE MEN

movie: cat^ody & *StJPF»I Y CO., Belpre, OHIO

I

Wanted-leading Woman and Heavy Man ddeotaitj fell i

McDERMID-BIIOOKB

' tJnder oanvas balance tlua eammer. Stock at Hot ^iriiws. Ark., this win- m^muWiittcr. OwwnenrcICMB. AddranJACK PARSOIT^ .

itl^Bi«nBtePa,M6^mtaAi^21. Tk(talB Bdi BMd, laofhla at CBIcb ud

^j^B^ FRHK X. tEOWWD'S TENT THEATREWBEk STAND VAUDEVILLE.

mmm BMck Onraau mBtlr U Ke. om*.V. a Tltflik, cfeuBtH BMWia-aMWptir. front a Ub MmM, U< M*Ba4to iBta ,tta Isatnttta. 8k< «ttl k* aaa >

«««k. Otbers itate salary tt3c Tbaaks to those who nrotB oe- aioa eaowai

answer all latten. Please write Bgaln. -wh^ n>d n

FRED GMMELO WMITS FOR MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK ""-'-S-"^• STn >^ 10. n* Una (Uk mi SPlRifi?^ Ba™. »m a««™ ««» T gam j«e- lantaa tbn tta teuar Uii ta UH'

iMWt Aa»nrfe*al*IMia«<i«HlaaCf*rjp«ii.

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WANTED .rin:^QUICK «-•". —

WANTED-PIANIST -zi.forwedMtMidBep. TeUoUingiEt ^

IgttCX. «» min* tv incuyn up ma M« «w

BBLG-CIWDINiai. CnmiMll. B. S||£S?«S;^^£.'?S£

WANTED AT ONCEPeople in all lines for Repertoire. All year work. If

you can join immediately, wire lowest salary. If youexpect to be at liberty write with full pailicuIaiB.Always give your permanent address.

DUBINSKY BROTHERS40T-409 Bofiflto Bldg., KANSAS CITY, MO.

BRUNK'S COMEDIANS No. 4WANT, .-B. a O, Clarlfiet,

Join on wire. Toudk Man lor JuveoUeB. Prefer tuD-to-date wardrobe on and off. Loner season to nwire; also Valpo anfl Allen. CHA8. BRUmC. Superii

wbo double*. MuM Iiavsluoiile. J. C. Wolf.Nab^wMkAugutt 9-

WANTED, PIANO PLAYERto join on wire. AddreaaCO., Marble Palls. Texas,week Ai^. 16th.

TENTTQEIATKEAng. 9tii; Bqin^ Teasu,

WAIVTED QUICK WANTEDrOR THE.PEGGy NORMAND PLAYERS

and Woman. Tlioao doing spedaltlea given pret-Plana Ptayer and Trap Dnunnier. Other nseCal pMpM,

nrito or wire. J. L. HARVEY, Glasco, Kan, week of Augurt 9| Elleworth, Kan,

z.z'^rsi.s^^T FOR SALE Complete Dramatic Outfit

WANTED FOR THE MORASCA PUTERS(UNOn CANVAS)

FIckHtStiekGo. Wilts forMiui ofSiini nd PirStotk

WARTED for MAC-TAFF STOCK COMPAUY

nut hm moAnvsa. nana Flayer. Must be able to play Om-clBoa. Ifan, witli - good Specialties. Team to do good lino oC paita;

i^aing Woman and Boaa CamaOMd. TMrtiIB nnloatown, Ky, weak o^f

y^yy^jyj^jj^^'*'^~ WANTED

Blanche Pickert Stock Co.

•MNTED FOR lOZELL'S WORUI TOUIED PUYERS

Ma on wire. Iiodlng Uan. C

ilBiboalt, N. V.

WANT^pUICK-^Tent Repertoire People

mna for oe umilioi putek

JACK KELLY WANTSSnunatle Feople In all Hues. Those doing apectaltiea given preference.

Ins Woman. Gen. Bus. Man with Tenor Voles for Quartette..Xjoag seaaoa.

JACK KELLY, Purewd, Mteh, week Auaurt 9.

NIGHT STAND TENT SHOW

ConuBtBit Pespls An WutBil Ir Glint anl Bts^li RbUIu

_ The Hetoi Kay— Stock CompMy Waat*

WANTED FOR THE J. DOUG. MORGAN STOCK CO. NO. 2^WAHTEIH-IHCEHUE LEADING WOMAN Xir-ia-A.-J.nU!"&.sr.-s",'A-r-'-- ">-!

^•aS^^^.S,gj^ji.-ajffli-wa,cj«afv WANTED QUICK. Gtadys Klark Gonrmy

WAHTED, GORNn^-'^p^^^

CAR TKHT SHOWWfc. » wtttt JACK HMKIM., M.iwd^ Ofchhomi DOROTHY REEVES CO. WANTS DRAMATIC PEOPLE

Wanted for Bnink's Comediansr-w »» CtMi-Lblir Co. Wants Gtoiral.Bisliess Wonao Quick

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•VAUDEVILLE-rhe Latest News and Thu Week's Reviews This -Week

McVICKER'S OBSERVINGSIXTY-SECOND BIRTHDAYH

' lU. ANDINJUMOAt ADMriean ThMtrlMl Howtta).

HBW HVMAN AOT*Oingoff Urtoric Playhouse Hat Housed ^^a^i ^.^HJ^^^,of dis Gfettt Actors of Last Half Cen- - — —

.taf^WOl Be Razed in

1« tka Ear «Mw •n^ •

r HlM ntnt Dvnin: Ur. KnuB Im ilw i^tb <in Oimn^ piManr, «Bd Tltfigli

«miT Lud pnanc- ^JTrJ^iJa Hymn" >n"»'™1Jt miJ*

"'S^" '''™-'** I" "'i*" "PIKIWI BUI." Burt F

' Oinii,*irlfi M Bntit 0»Bw1cli nilMfa," are ill twrvrlnrI openUDiu perTonned bj Dr. Tboich

BaM T. VMttflH; imnltatiT* af Ika •»•». IMnefcat^'aOl*

a Vla»d ta ma ttuaur. ^di* a

•MUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT*niEAorr, Aof. 0.—1 »w aO. entltlM "XLllUa DkCtwt." laDodacHl lot Us Ant U

-PINKir' TORE REVIVED

Bm» Bart^'ilSiak laada a'^^Ut as^tte

with'-Jick^LanlsTd.*' M JUmT MMMn,

psdnai*, irni pHlxHr ntnm to tba 3kirpl»t4 tn It bsTon.

-ALABAMA BOOWP"

tM* or a *'i»oitDP ladlb npren" irUd la

NEW ACT BOOKED,

a.** ft* «M^te-Mt> snOnA At

«n« LOBBY RSVUF*

ARDELL AND TRACY ON LOEWMrMlt. IWa, Jbk! iL-^trJin aad Tracr

inift Ttaa.. to ^pa on Oe tiinr Sosibsn

_TO ALL - - _

»UwhU»ra ITBi th» Artist ntf wl»ry, ,

•Uqw.Let an aton LMlb IMm,

Notninr qnab tk» 'Vflj>4Kr.'*******

aeiurtbla Tttwpolnt, w "wnum 4eBl,<* ~ ''

or "soldea mlB-poliCT, "hnmanily to SOniW 1» fOlda*. aKMPt In ma aas QDoted from Hilton.- wbm Draaa «|«Bta are cMwemad.

tbm batter for'

BAOE BTJUQGCharm Qirl—"Don't talk that tray

to me. Fa petfectlr reflned. I drinkten or twelve sancera of bat ooltee

Comedian

"Hotr did you bimyour eyelajihea?" ^Clion» Glrl-^-BIowlDE tha hot cof-

fee.''-~Jolm P. Hartlu.Thiaom

In Jome*

OVERTURE. . .John Philip Sousa.TJEWS HEEI. PatheA Claude BoaindkB Pat Casey Agency

— Barl Carroll. ..H. B. Burton. . .-Max Bivea

Mark l^avy

*^0!FICAL BDirOR" fWUand Wt>dM»>

EXIT MARCS.

IBMMii ' > .TTank aialTord and comimny sh

II iJ T ,. 1)e Biven a. Uff-tlma route in New>Til "lltl I Itii 'ft IMMlilllat il with bla novel oftorins.

la LoM niaUi (u r> bona. wwntwrt m wm in

t li at Hw WnUu aal

HAVE MIRAOULOUB

WHITE GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS

fir <C Ilia Oi^nai, latt UMr tor Mlane-

n oC tk> Palace, win be Ui mu

COXEY WITH TENOR

"HEIRESS" CLOSES

ESTBLLE LOS^ f98

* Ika Dm Joaia Aintr, Patau MUM.•n-ANOO SHOES" TO RBOPBM

Nstr ToA, Aif. S.-—Talfo 8bM«," IkaBim* Biita Ht, Ml <MB far tta aNieatin HtUM VMt tmrnt OtrMMsr i,

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Majmtic, Chlttgo ^^^^^jg K^^lHTlM^tS^^^'fB. F.pith's Slst Strevt

ricnrH ana Tn« aea. I BBHB

It MlUw Is (Mln- musical Bdioo^ under ttie dlraoUon of tHa old nUabK In, ud nhlaiA Mi Th« mutocDera w«r« aknr to wrlve, and, attar tlw fonrtb act, an wan In"''A <w. tfaa plaeaa saUad tor tha ocnipona, and at ttaat mur aaata remained aa be- ,B«u •fil JiikM. UM. In MbmtH. (ore tha opmlBs ot tfca doon. ta^wi- id^M h.lM.

Ih.. TM^ Ynrt«»mjB«»t.d . *»* ^ _ m- ran to aeqnanea" ^.P;ff'^%ja^^<Tgg°S.? ""^ =^^?^?!Jf2rirI2^JSV.tavi nba hm Ht teantUa what Ouy ImBuA

Wen fcw baaw arrai^J hmm> Mr ImInh*; Oe aes. g, **—I ?*

'•Ml PtHM WHMt MtaBr OHRHMli ^ Kninli (pot n> Onac Bn Hsr._j mMH^S wSSSSS' B 'WM MfcMMM M'Ii' "CUnl'i Ontr QoatUI In flimoul."

kppeced by the'late arrMl oC »»—

1

af tt» MW^M ™* ""W 4«-^f?BaaSo (oeth tha atoiy of a awelMiw flMWIIMI . — yWI ot lar aa^aWna ftr Men. It BtartBd with the opanlns UMrSt Wi*a VMmh gilM OuwHl elite lefc'

•al and CompanF. with Ute Uvml.Ha K MMh BBdM* Si^^.^'JES. 5!r<S?t5bS7^2!by a man anfl weU-tmlned iSSSm - fha li * mill Ilia ^ IL^^^i ^ " - -

•UK. juHBicr uiu uail tomer, the beat effort belnc wWlB lllMMTtfl OD rtlSk aiiiei. w > nw»» MMjia m anwire. Back-band throwlnjc of the three bats at one* niada bar atnnd oot aa a "

r?*^, * ~ , , Soneen of ambidexterity to mucb acplaiue. The Mam in fun, with apeola] aet, ""^ • ™

d la the background provlus later to be a, "ptseon roost' to which tbey all llr from~

. all parts of the houM and atajce, la utilized for the closing picture, which aaot *

.her on a bit emphUtoally. Why the oOerlnK was termed "La. Cbarmenee de

,PlBBona" when both herself and asslatant are attired In sarmenu a la TnrklBh, »»•Is r ore than we can tethom. Xiet it be borne In mind, however, that tbla act iWAi" >

.ts a real vftudavllle novelty.

1:U-^ADDED ATTRACTION. Helen De Witt and Watttr Da SotOk la *^'' £^oaei with Ulsa De Witt playltir the violin and TSr. De Sottt m. hatp «( pdSM ZSL. ZT^

m Airtetn trae uid embeUiahment. onared what thejr tanned, "Fnm C3am tr ^ "' *— * five parta, to wit: Sonrenlr, '^doroaau." by Diadla; "BKanDAirtfH

I sarasate, tmpreaaloBe of the han. In olaaa and Jaai; Ibr MMtI Gown" fin harmanleB on both vMIn ud Mrp)A ft BMWr aC p'

of hariDoiir. The lady a " —"

rcr^^et

S:1T—Oarlton Baa

Ur Ub ~<UM flatih, mMh ud bIL Hn OMnn uniwapda tlw Mt; fo Wwt ud wotUd return aoon with tww^mnaMn Ud oawv^II (till thrj brM tka odl- WOUld

ajoiUB a* g.jg—ADDB3> FXULTtnUE.Bins Boya, In ooniedy. slasli

-W V H. A. feUowa have yandevute»• ™ ttaatv KrntMniiA poMiiin

T> Ctoai OMmbb fllTliMa dsiiia Jliia to axpitly as, and as comedlaii*

Itunroni*° Ihem howling the minute they Kot In view.

Sil4—nCXBA nuUrtJtta. Saasam Short

\T>a and danclDK In one, ^MtAa* ibMi^ TUlW -

tsdB for comedy written U Mr tUV WtlMMly — - _ - - - ^tunny croteeque costumes, chapeaua snd facial adOTIMab ' fllllB*! IkW -^^^T!!, S^, ,

J^-*?^^ ^ '

a«lla£.ther,Uaotth.uLt<0MM.MtWrs<i3a gg'.'^giL'g? ?L.K^y^IW7 «t In view. E!rT """i'"".-™ 2~

" ™ ™ ™"™ « "°»- resla vocally on bolMtH t* Km Xnk PsifMMw tn qntad as prolos la hran^t IiMrai ttayM k«B oCucd tba> muu the SBisDt of

JSil^S..*? a*^""*" «"t tiitlr Bttt Curtains and flower

' riet ud Marie MoOunrtl, diimw of mu; with mueb taiimt ud charm, in puna with "Tha nmt Twui." ";' k Mntt' amuinaMU la WWOli » piano befora the traanaiwit, ahlmmenus an-" tba "Boeiim Inititb Oixn'—~*~*~ wu etopl^«d and played on by both of thsaa artista. nie talent tat *itb tha Bmr Bit bwb

iCBlIy on both la thia rPhnlls and FtUIb." as It Is named. A sonK naal* Cuitor wma gmma amui,_ ^ ^. .-^^ by tile elder to iDtreduce them, end then they ir-d.. AhMt » wi—m. —

- - — — oiwratlc and popular selecUoas. cloalng- with "Peggy."Curtains and flowerg were their reward. The act alma at moat ambitions tt*heights and threatens to run away with the theme before It is hair oyer. __ _ . „ - .

The poor itagUiB with the talent at hand Is Just a hit hard to understand. PRIMA DONMA MVOMBBThe Miasea MoConnell can and do sins'. We say back to ft panor set tor —

d to Hits kuM tte g:42—INTfiBUIBSION. Huslo. "Eamsl X.and," bgr HlUVtS.,™ ™_™ *™- >!*•—"Toplce of the Day," aynchronised to the tune of "BsmoiM."

imIh "rtjtouslo being, we hope, not Intended aa a refleotlon of tha oOarlni; wUob

fn. lu. ' Jaeldedly huinoroua all thru. The big laughter hits

tL B ^ ^ C-i PIrfmont. Winnipeg .Free Presn Crow^ Neet, Jadxe, Itontraal Barald," ~ ~~ • """"l Cornell Widow, Olnclnnatt Sinqnlrar, Bdlnbnr^ Seotamu and BveiTboA^ _____*** 4, SMM Is oe Wtm Ma dmi ifAgaslne. -r" laakiM a lata* —'"

ji tonn toir ftwWIU Is.ba ^ ij H_i|liil| ii,- MlMit» tfca )iBE—BTfOAOSHinrT DB LUXE. Chaa. Klnff and Company, In a. wn- Mi. Br ite dl«ia«B dMne Un. Br»

*rSSS SJii.*** ' "'"^ 5°** •'"'o production. 'Xove Lett«a,' by Bdgar Allan WooUt, Howard Hind t» am tua « t»* Mta, bat i

/ «H laaaanD* i- l-l »^ ^ Bdwarda. This offierlng la a daring departure lor vande- rtztsd de hu aa <m1» to lasny aUaBROABWAV nKuiTi«n» ™'* unusual In theme and coustruoUoa to every extent, except where mat Ums ts mae.naviTinB" oomedy and '"aaga"jare attempted. The company. ooasIaUng of Una M^nsoI^

Hew Abs. I.—Otnn LaUilra-i lena. IDiumla Niclaa, Ben^arrlson. NelllO King. Dorothy Manning and Kate Pull- "JEFF" JEFFRIES RBSTINQBTMAmy KnTHlN." ataitoi nkuiMia IM* ihu, la all talaut Of the verr hlghcflt order and costumed ectravaeantly —

Jack Ham I* itulBs Dm =iHt. Vw tki tor each appearanca with tha axcapUon of Ban Harrison, who remauia {"Jes^ TaCMia, uH*t tfw b> Ma taaa sutCg pmartiaat .conventional at all Umee In tnxaOo. All alng; danea ud disport themaelyea HBanie iioai— Uonai t

* i*afca. aaa la »tM dbo* ka kaa •"*3*"'JS!*"'?p!» demands and eoorMl ft UA-^aaa box-offlce hit. This ™Py *" * ^ ™^MtMMatiBiirt_L 'ftot Win donbtiMB linwftnm n thta houaa, ami itao wni draw, curtains, ' "

dmOann af Cto »«uAw kUid aeot them octa aolid sur--

nr waa wise to snfMMBdtaur libnaau -wHh tUa eotvla of artists.4:»-_SPBCIAX. aNaMBMBan-. Joe OmIe, aiilslid by -^oo Cook,-

_ ^ asatn presented his one-man vaudeville show to tide same howling finish.aiilllllll sat wW iMMHr MM* to Be has added a new story ns to why he wtt) not Imitate four HawaUana. This* Mb smm ltoa.lB ttal amlV, «9 built amimfl how he rtlscovered t^e 'electric light for Thomaa EdtaoB, and aunuf -pm «

--„„-- ._ eoiially ne (rood na Cinnamon Buns" for nonaensleal laughter getting pur- SHOW TITU CtnOllp CROWD AT OOMKV poses. Job Cook Is slanrtord for the auaienees here. • f

- ....4:S6--Herbert and Dare opened with h«ndb*laoolo« (aate; under «ie pre-

Jj^^Tyfc Aa^fc l)Mwi l*ii**wa>wM^ Bram caption of "Athletic StmpUolty." A(»— «_ —

,

IXL^'tS!?' *• l»<«H aHU-aa-^W VMt msreh. "Ding Toes." by Caddegan'S^^.i'0'lm:f^mmmltmKlUMnJU. Billed for next weekt Hunard Shortgr.*™*^ >! Uy MtkN itaia nvcMad an extraordinary oast, Charles (Ohio) Bi

lat atma, UarBuerlta.—WILUAf JirmciMR -RamrTn^- —ii> •» <U( aaiiU)n

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Auauvr HmBEN. J. FULLER

[LEARN PIANOS ^BY EAR IIN Or4E WBBK I

Theory of Musk

AT ONCE-vll Talfnt. Inalrumen tnllBtB.3. DancFTs tor hlnli-clnuIlcuges. alBO Club*; UnrmAny

HOTEL.EMMEX,

't«u*at^"»M";."" '

l*"'^ t.";5r""i.KiSfi?'i.i...^ 1

The Liberty Cafe

BILLY VAN IN PHTURBS

OEORQE CHOPS SAILS

nun.^ml BtltltB, fli^

HRINe TO STAGE SHOW

insPlay*, Skatcha* Written

KHmwiLiE,TT

J iTlih lb« Jo* SrfBB rndacHv Od., afBO, 19 pit « tte 'Jama ot IBH" at U«• ova* Bme OcUM U. U ad 91.

FLOYD ASKS 92^00

aacMPh tat. ft—a. Tiotii )it) twcoa tncitea inlnil nun wiite, u. s. OntOiam enatt o. nut, iireiii

KINDLY Conceive and Construe this ConspicuousIncomparable Conqueror of Inconsistent Con-glomerations of Comedy—and Communirate

Concerning Classy Compositions beyond Complete

and in Condosionyou ivill Confess my Cmnpetencyas a Composer of Obssy Cranetfy Canqidsiliau Con-tiolled by Conservative and Ocmddeiate CDOSoiEnee^both Compositions and Chai^.

I have finished my work as director in sta^ngtJie Al G. Field Minstrels, snd am gratified to knowthat my efforts were satisfoctoty to tiie extent cf get-

Notaofaadl

lamnowiDCand efforts to the LASSES v._In fact, all the Miosbds will i

terial uiis seascHi.

EniCT' omsiderationESMINSTR£XS.B SNOWBALL nub-

ImmSHATEBXALFORSSXnAMINUTB.Also fonush ORIGINAL Soi^b, Becttataons, Acts,Scripts, Facts and Ideas. Write me brfore cnrdering— elsewhere.

My Stock of Snt^rclopaedias, tbe Wonder book,is dimmishing ftist. I have only a few more left.

This book is Valuable to any performer, regardless ofthdx particular line, so you had better order now,,only 31.50. Mon^ order.

SNOWBALL JACK OWENS,Billboard, Cincinnati, O.

RUDY WILLING"Bigger Wt Than Ever"

GUS HILL'S MINSTRELS

A New Monologue for $S.OO and IKeen it New for a Year. FREE

BEN and JOHN FULLERAUSTRALIAN VAUDEVILLE TOUR

ALSO HCLODRAMA STOCK.JLhmm rtmtr lo iMtmiMa Attractions. Temporary adOren

A. BEN FULLER, 90 MontgonMria atf«at. SAN yRANCISCth CAUP.

CORNET-DRUMS WANTED AUGUST 30

MLB sIAdllTAtoMi. Hta

WMTED, MISICIMS, IMMEDIATELY^ ^^^:x%s%!s^^.ssv-,^,

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THEAMERiaN CONCERT FIELDand American Endeavor in Grand Opera, Symphony and Chamber Muric

and Classic Dancing*

BY izE^A >iiar MBHENiar'

ELEANOR EVEREST FREER .

COMPLETES SONG CYCLE|§|^gg^. miHiwI Cumposer Highly Pnuseo—Finl .

oalirimiBsGiranNontdMrU . — ^Ifl^lKj , t%m 11 II I I IMell <oi

.

"

**'J*j'*?' y-r^ "7"*^ 'p"^ «™nutte» nM we tMB tSIWeO, -MM SS^*TI*iJb.S^'^' 1"^

— -rtM^ BKHiB^Mep iQwara S[n.^[v,8r .wu dMU>M bj ImU Oe Btlcln j^^T^J^ . !^'^!":

MMiMWHM njWS FOR COMING SEASON

by HIniMUBlI* •Vmphonv>^taran» MuMh YeBa FirM SoloU

* Ds NoTem^er 0. Komdnr 19, Detvmlicr 3,' DacHDMr !<]. Secfinba n, Dwember si, Jenn.

' aitRtl'*. II »« IB. Audi 1 BCd in. AnvMiii

I

IM wlohu Blia wUl Iw Irnnl dnrinE tlx;

•PIOIAL OROHKSTItA OOHOUnI Ftnf vua tit kii MtaltM Mntal

To OlvM fdr i»ta> OhndMn iwkf Dot nt ta AMita.

^nlDS mn BIO ASHBVILLB FESTIVAL

~! JJl"" „ dMMn U Xmv Bill. C. B. WUl*, nuutr i

-TVL Ui» hu uuBMid that Id* Dclcaa I

TIHINPELU TO RETURN

'To CInalnnatI ConMPWiary Firtl W«gkAdKTllt*. 'S. a. <a to tan a bir nMtllll ABput M ts 21. wllh ««« af Attn rear kkiiI Id timi XOrk Citr. imfa

> mmU St campKlOoD.

CONCERT AND OPERA NOTES1. huMuHcM ol Oi m» no* 1

"HAINSBL ANP OABTBk"

fwiM It Biuok*, Ti. . . J _ _I

,ttt^ilra'^ntt M apMS M lb*, to.

Lh lb* Sofr OptH Oeppny mt flfaliBHlL Ok '

1 bnfae. Th^ naKonaUn t

ll«rl KladQDgEP, formet17 4r

Pm Owud ut ilMf IOUmi If ItaptliiclpalFivB eoHomn

In 8m4m of Canton MotfMd il

y uadiDE «eniH of Utah. £

Tm pkUntbnplH mn • tt* JUnt bra- ta vta^^LT^L^h.» -Ml— OuM AMn. pccuci «de«it( la UMniT of ImI nalaX

MMkBMNiMdaOiVMMfeHtf OkNiWi Sl^ wTtlni-S-Sr *a MiiJ^? fliM-MliM •» lUn DkiMi. m. m- E.iph (MA. ..n-k»=wn Onto «»rt pr*

KY.SVMPHMWpiMHnrrpAfOiallnM an M* »

^ «aT attwoc^ AuM&FiaBlli

by ttUerlm Uuccai, 'mad* np S

t aaalaaqiia. N. T,, oo SatmdarAafnat 1^ Thfl otdKatn liaa b

VnOHm of Walter 1>uBiDach'a ti

xiadDcton. muun WDI^ ud Btur. WoiEiB Hat icit !« &u nmnn» .mn, iUise. ana afta Iba du

SIGNOR SALVATOBE CUDIAITEACHER OF DRAMAtrC ART, eOACHIHG.

Toiee FUeine. Drama, OiComedy, PfaotopUy.

Mne. Mireii SvaehkaniCHDi OF

""I-'"^

vtmiuiso UHivEiBin cmseimToiH

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AuausT M> IW The Blllboapd 21

Make Your Audiences Happy by Singing or Playing for Them

''THE OPTIMISTIC STEP"A MIRTHFUL AND MELODIOUS PIECE OF SYNCOPATION BY J. J. DERWIN

"THE ROSE Or INSINADA'^IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRYI EQUALLY GREAT AS SONG OR DANCE. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SLIDES.

SEND FOR PROFESSIONAL COPIES AND ORCHESTRATIONS

WM. J. SMITH MUSIC CO., Inc., 52 Eist 34th Street, HEW YORK

BEN. J. FULLER

Mm ttiH oScM. Tm m, Br wUh •«ad i*p OHiMini unin 3«ui ud Bmr

tUMH IB Ut <I7 ( • t«w alsiH, 1* i«rMM. B* mat »>' AMnltl tunj jmn

"otRprlm. Tlwn • cm a'milc 'Mm. Jr..

^-ntB^ nrrlTCd HD of IBT biotlivr. lohB» Jr.

L.OOK! LOOK!The nBTCT mlaa sliootlne appaiatns. Do you mant to eo on the staeewltli B, novelty ahootlnc act? It requlrCB no eiperlenco—you can learnto so thronch with a routine of yrork with a shootinK act. It' will takeone week's arllllnK, which I will advise you through tnaiL Should you<lealr« to purchKBO one ot my Never MlHs Shooting Apparatus—shootlagwithin 8 Inches will snuff candles out, breaking object the alze of 50cplaceSi cutting a 2Z-callt>er bullet In half, cauaing each half of bullet tobraak a. ball, shooting the ashes off a, cigar and sboothis with a ZZ-caliberplstoL causing the bulIM to pass through a one-Inch ring which assistantholds and breaklne a rosin ball on top of a dummy*! head, you can worjcIn vaudeville or burlesque shows. If you are Intereated in thla noveltyshooting act. it will hold its own and receive gnod applavae: also goodpress notice wherever you may show. All sboottng apparatus made to

Address D. O. BRIEN, 1104 Canal Strset, . NEW ORLEANS, LA.

. FOR THE SOLHIM -.

Psrfonnm GHw Big Shaw In OliTimOMft. AU. K-Os'nM Wff» WW

Sritel; aaalatad V IMf a Mdnd lailitMiD« ssilMl oMady vbVaiB. hald a MattU maadid oatdtn* la tlx laHaH ata> Uuue BnMlal, 4141 ClamidBB a»BM,Tuesday aCtmiDan and eTpnlac.

"Tlio SwMtiieaTC BboD" cut I#d off on tb*

cDDcvTC Th* nodavUlB bin rDiKnnd laIbe vttolag-. SajiDond Pvm wai atase dl^FKtoi a lb* aSilr. hnsdnd aad tttirpaUcDta from the I'VrtT'KvtDth ttnvt mHllavitupiial vara rikcB ta ud fiom tfee Aan;

VAUDEVILLE NOTESOmlar SEiLqp. naw In Ctalcafo, kaa claaad

HlUi' tti> Orpbcnm Cbnlt asa wOl so M Ua

CsipontioB tot bte jiatB aa Bl>ia dtotctar.ladQiIM In lb* bU] at B. V. Baua'a ¥1|>l|

tint BiTHt Thciifr. y«r Tork atr, Ilito weakart: Binnan Tlmbcri'. Jaa. P. flnitt MllTiito oian, MlllET aal I«lab Oail Bii^iland otbtn. Tiia fcatm plataro ] mknB. Hart U "Band."Tba Oi^aoB, DcnroT, gpiaad Jtagnt 3 WU

Oan. MI<ta*wn duiota* aMai. la a ^tOataSM "IB Ivdl Rmnr.** bM ta» pmHIwon the Mtlal pngraia. Olbtr mmbaa wicaiJosls SaaUcr. Ban DaHoa, OaoiCB Sslndand Bad ud Snniblaa.

FIVE CONCERTS(OoBtUBtd Iron page SB)

Tlia (Mntb ainnbtr la .Baaato laian. Of*wWagaw sag rrau I« NCfik (NMmIMauidug k-aw, nb awn is Hmttr.nmartw^*^ ^MnasrjotBt <aMit^|>T«

Bionl Tvia, Hiabnttd **tiH*i •lolloln. ipiujii

1 am tm to took otw am acb, mbH

mm iwiliiill^Waww atwWWMii*. aB«

ac* w> lool. alUH, «( aaiim^ Iivffr vxpMt va win r*> nan^ Moat coan-

AtmUo. Thtr an a* crmvf over plvtomOTM tttn aa ikfx am hug. ¥tt» Ms «-

la tnlit to liitEk' tM pIctBTU. bit raOin

loi Vt It at " P «ii oM *

"imW tka thiatan I han lUM wbn*( Snr not tn (aaelbatv all tb* kitarwUwm»^ fWato kaoaia^ t^l I nat

rh caji^ Bi( Tlctun, 'BODaonavu'. »t

HYPNOTIC SUBJECTSWANTED

TWO SIRLS OR VOUHG WOMEHOne CatslntlO (BO W«IChts>. one Blood Teat. FOR VAUDRVIU.E: ACT.SAIiABT. WMQiradar. TiansporUtion and sleepers. Address

"HVPNO," Friar.' Club, Now York.

A HEW TWO-ACT for $5 and 1 Keap it

Haw for a Year, FREE•Bam do TOD luki thu •oil" Comidbii—Tbt fttA Mill nsl -SCHOOKEKS.' " Rdu is oiSaut.imfc il« F«-br tall OB PiBlilMujii. PMIUnk Cn. Huifiiu. Emu Hjritij, Woimii » CkUlin, BliOCm^w^^^Mid^tl^fw ihU "biHt-gut ' VOW. Your wna but bi ivwju d'Utor If li l> mla mSB-tae ranxlf ta "Dinlibclli" and niot Conic Uvdlv « IbI« bdc hlu n» xow. jtlt^r^opTATtiuitW Ui en S41u> RUUpa Aei lat mliaaa nnUDB. And RcvhdIxt, U 11 NEW ?iOW ind Ilent ii^En for a jrii fki;^ If auli an In Nrw Xork olL 1 mm lb Andubod Tbutre. Scj>d

bnnt. w« piar >txct «nT.iir« wMk> oria jtor lid |ln Ut phpIo piatr at ntlo-Mni."—QUIT ZmOHT.

8HB« tOMI WINNIRIT<icfc, Aar. a.-AIIca mtMeo. alnnpr

>>«la DMIiInf own, w)k> are appoaThiK In

Rnn at tta B. H. MOa BrndwaT TkHttr

LENN'S NOVELTYORCHESTRor anythiTiK in ihis lin/-. Four younc men. acea'ranelns from 21 to 25.

mill m! ..-I.. r. 11.11.11,,-. .[t, (i.i,',- wit), G. B, LENn) care St. An-

anaOB tlctata mr the aerit. it tS. H, tS

TO APPEAR AT STATE PAIR

Baton Boflge, la,, Aug. T.—A coatcaet liaa

OtdTbeiii, tudvaatcr of Ibe lAotilana siaii

L'blfei^ty BlDd, to fDTBlall muab? dnztbj tbe

rrrlod or tfaa »Tt ralr. ma la Ibe first tlBia

"'^™»««.j MUSICIANS WANTED

* 1 CoUo and Drummer, nllh Tj-mpnnl and tuU line of Traps. FIrst-elaas

''-n!ri!l!X!riia"fc t A. & MARSHALL, Strand Vheatra, LEXINGTON, KY.

. Tbe orcanlxaOon la atriettr a mlHtarr «h«. aai' Bubject <H1^ to tha ordera of COIODeJ Bojd, tbi

preaUfnt ot tba BBlranltr. ud ot Caiit. aidaag.Smith, tile OHbBiaddaBl of cidela. Tkabaa matfo an>earBn«a in Uoniilil*. Newleaoa, Sbrereport aiui Cpetaoaa.

FORMER MEMBER

Of Now Orloana French Oaara Com*KAVONA OPpwsOMI PARKER &, LAMBERTO SHOWS CAN PLACE

"'f•

"•— '•-"-*-*•HUIE RIDERS WUTED FOR 40 WEEKS' OONTMCT

BARNEY LA2ARUS SUES m Tuamw - i .i-

t MkM >n»iKii>UHiM.«MBH. aaMh hu

.-%'i:i%^-<''^><^ MUSICIANS WANTED

pany BaBomea Brids ef Ex-Mamber ef A. E. P.

Oaklaai, OiL, Ang, d^Daitag tta iOlk

iBg.'jd^M. ania. Tdgal, tM Mda^-na a

aa/ai aaecaK Aad Jait ^atotu condng ta Oiltia^ anat a ntuh b> Mnr Yttt Cttr

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Auaun-HnM The BtllBoard,Bo«»E».vE„.u,L»M>.^ P»o. LESTER. T. M- A. NEWS

RahMTWls in Full Swing EXCLUSIVE CREAXIOIVS „,„ K.i:=iu„ „ „.

mum * GOWNS—COSTUMES—NOVELTIES S«i2!r!S..^S Sijf I«5tcr Briliinnl Desij^.) «im«a, aw lU ciafaii to laie kid tk< but

•'BOUND _XITB

iniia iwn, villi cwipaBT Man- Ail<lrcBs— Suite 612 State-Lake Building, Chicago, lU.

SHSS.'.rS-s SEND YOUR PHOTOlb) Mirk. BtxU •B* <hita>, W* niam, abliNr Photocrapbic reproductlims. better than orleinal photos. One handreui.ikio, i™ »" B«trl» BocBc Bi- Display Pbotos, 92000; fifty SxlO Display Photof. SI&W. Bitra FOaC!„Lil., ,uir: Irvliw Drckst. munri durllt each. THE GARRETT STUDIO. 169 Main Straet, 0»hko«h, Wi».

IEi§^S5-v?iS£ji John W. Wogel's Big City Minstrels sEsF^Si^^S:WANT SINGERS, TOP TENOR AND STRONG BARITONE

"aT.rv in 1,''['[

'"r i\n I Jmri h\ -i ir' ' Ro'u

T

l'-'

A,'"/" ;

4' Mun c i

e I**f* PMM* « tB'M*

! MV, UMtl « I. IM,̂ WANTED AT ONCE4 Tnntm at tl

r Vow Tvt mj.Pianist, Or^^niat and TromboDist for Orchestra. Hctures and Road ^^|^Shows. Top salary if you mako good. Wire mj to dipKit dB tkat -m m

COLONIAL THEATRE, Sluefietd, W. Vl^ R. S. WEHRLE, Mp. '"^^t k»o- o Uoot bh

^^*u.3^»fvr Wanted Quick-E. J. Murray Big Time MinstrelsSTakg*. ili^I Tim Tiliitt, JM -^iv. MuBloIanB, Solo Slncera. MuHlcal Acts, BsKplpe'PlH^ who does Act, Banjo °"J"MHTnU, M^MMTlUt^'Vms^ Plavcr who doubles Band. Silent Vaudeville Act* Slasa Carpenter, experienced °™»"SS«d«?^MwIlZ«E. •hi? Cook. Forty weeks to the Coast and back In private car.

i™, B.tt. WWt.^ Lottl. MHiitt. EI- E. J. MURRAY, 801 Lyeeun. Thtatr., - - PITTaBURQ. PA.

Musical Comedy Peop[e Watted Now_r iiist, piD|wi Slllle UcCurtby, elcc-

iiu.B htt nTllttn ibn iHMk, Ijrrin, BHiric

BROADWAY FOLLIES WANTSVma Wd*, Nir Vtan. Ktut Atim, nai1. AHo real ^..-noruB uiria. xap quiaj-y. Juory acnraaer, Biancne ^itim, win* Mall

5tilon. A. B. CANDLER, 8tT Theatra, New Philadilphta, Ohla, wak of Augu«t 9. Din I

Wanted for Musical Comedy Stock r ^"

crlpt. Johnnie Young, wire. Can ateoit^

1, Lyric TheatrtRE3, Ft. Worth. Tenai.Q. R. THOMSON, Gen. Mgr.

LYRIC AND PERSHING THEATRES, Ft. Worth. Tenai. JtltiJ t»—< Mia tlwa- - imM • >v a iMlta M, tt» «. MM

t STMMi. K «MaC K. a: aMMV^

SL::^i£-i£^sr^ms^ WAITED FOR THE S AND L AMISEMENT CO. :T^-

5^(.'!;^'*t!™**'.^r ^^^^STS?' . WANTED—TOM PEOPLE *-d ipent tbe Dl^t a

QolGiay'i_ nunu na ihuiteo njinied wjuit^dirt the "JmV*-

\

WAinED WINIED WAin£D r^"Uut lun nM Utruj o( mule. UnlgB lali, iucliuUac

Al teciua Otrtm * f«iB« Uu Sum B. 1

Caum ind Jnik aiicM CDOiMotK UkavlH i

Sni UailH'a Owiniiu^. via all Aaadi « o

V KwxTlDt Salordiy, ccimiiiulFd br

M.iWg ml HrtW wmwlji. A^^ll „ „™, n.^T^ _ .. .Ls CKmbU CtR.lt. Cut. rttr Eaai.i.r-^u...

BriiMeyOirbeoiiiMir .S^uag.ana^ PARTNER WANTED 5

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The Bllltiaa»>'a

MUSICAL COMEDYOmiC <»>£IIA •SPECtACLE 'PAGEANTRY

THE 'TWCK" STAGE

IT TAKK« WCTIWiCB

Bill KDmr, V«tMm liaM«vv TalkiAbaut Odd Angin

PDOrAldgMitSfajswninEqqKisiiigltin'ThePoor k.-. o.^.

lAd» Rita GnT—Bfethod of Remarkably ^T/^QoidcCliaiigeofSettSfaoiililBe 'StzE-

Kept, SpCEtt. ""^i?!?!

MATINEB aiRU-S- ttlXTH TOUR ^^,^^^^"1^^ ^SL"^.-"*^'

i> lbs am Biibi. .

in. Be lumn Ik* at

n^^'bto BIQ ADVAN6BSALK ran HIP.

of Uw ud l^ev Tect, AW. 9. nm thi In «Mtw.i

Tk*Mmb at Ite (ti

ririn. It li mt M Ina.taiir B

LONG RUN MUSICAL PLAT RECORDS

M NEW YORK

MldnliDI Riniidtn

IV spirit flf tbv pU/-

CHANGES IN "BeAUCAIRE"

LEOERER'S NEW STARS

WRITINQ 'EM OUICK

I CHAfllTV" MM Mr mrr »_ _ _ [ Mm «

• fiir Iht dttt A kM. ma Hi MBvus >u>d>u»d ii nfli )» dtci ! It tks Ii»t to la' FteMi

TEOOIE GERARD IN "FROLIC"WRITINQ NEW ROWLAND SHOW

, UtfikM uf Sir Unin'* QUA tnt While

TiIVu Id Issuo of

HOWTOMAKE-UP

fO "IRENES" FOR ROAD IS^TS^

wui" t-i^'t., ™.i " hf.°''™i„°I OUPID,WMY WITH "MAIIY"

« SV^af a. ITOB^.VAN AND SCHENCK IN -FROLIC" '« Wrtoa.

lni It to auf ttt ki

taTk^^^Tft^lB dMMiv il

lOntLonM OB puc 3]>

ENGLISH COMEDIAN COMING ABJINDERBTUDV• Hw iMfe *«. .»-CMr VfaH* tnu h1«c\n Toik. ad;. 0.—ITonli Bamy nlll Nt klanlt u tta awmt —ibniaai (u

iQ tcmiimiw <a tKe 8. «. Cuimb tm Bw Ullb Blla «M.» ' Ba «n kt • nihoDMiI boosa im Odi nmbr. rB* Ii mda f Ar I>IM tt* ikta at a whumtiMt t» a Stf <Mi {» tlw nraa, aMica, «rM ttM «C tta iwakatla dauw;

W[LD0NWiLLIAM5XllCK

TICKETSFORT SMITH, ARK.

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is Tlte Billboard

MELODV IvlARTXHE. ^PULAR SONG BOURSE/

» rm MM MOT V

RIVIERA NOTES

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7 M*. HEW HARRIS HIT

bM unMM nrtv AHLMBim MEW MNM' Utlnl "A UtIlF Brook. I Umt '

Tit rtabMB Icricd oo

A MUSICIAN CHANGES HIS MIND PRAISE FOR HARDING'S BALLAD

» MaBr lArf pii>>ii'''e<< b7 tlie~ wtntama A Flmi UnitB ^ plMjf] P=T- "t CMcaso. invdtai to Tswu

*• - MUNNE OPENS OFFICE

nREMAN WRTES SONS

ZOELLER A VISITOR u«

(old Hie diHhiiT> Hi mtit MOmu tt1»MtlaiM

PONCE COMING WEST

Chlnfo. Auf, £L—'Hia Pon«, road mo

HEW -TROT" POPULAR

W Ytrk. Ami. T.—H«TT E. B>IR». «

again aliorUr.

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Sew Zort, JUtc. T.—Ptrfctjim vis ^te benaecinUnDid ts (DIie ib UHS BMInT to ccI

10 kH* mt ttar Iwn.kM -iae Goot" u

EMioreri U fln hnUleii MM Goimtttae

SEND ONE DOLLARFOR THE

OmCUL REPUBUCIUI CAMPMGN SSKSS

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aidaMn kM.-onr •TK MMwncnor.Hnt. . .SUI

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AUaUBT M>1H« T It« D 1 1 1 1> o a p d

CU/rmr n MiAirBy GILLESPIE & VAN ALSTYNE

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

Write, wire or call for "SWEETIE O* MINE." Orchestrations in all k^a.

.jsMifsu. Van Alstyne & Curtis ^sssxts^

LEADERSSINGERS

AHENTION!

FARe AND RVLE LBAVE

CInDinnat) Man*g«rs Off for Chicago

"d^ Aba" Parij, (HnciButi Duamgrr tor tbaJvrvme ItFinIek Compur. and Hemard Britiouiufer aC tb* Kmfe DOBic dvT«'IlDB>< tHe^reaEe ElTQ and TeD-CcnE !Ken, ClDclDutl, HCt(Hi week for CbicMfo. wbna Ib^ wiU tptuA «pan at Uitir ticaudd—Ucii Ant la rvusL utbFT pit IL

trip lo Ilia big oOna Ib Cblotfo u4 N«r Yorkfor tb« pflgt two Dootba. but owljw to tte buol-

nvaa rDih la lilt «mi:et ttt Oi« T^Jr Store aad Ilia

Professional Aitists Attention!WALTER C. AHLHEIM'S LATEST SOHG SUCCXS^

"Take Me Back To Old Missouri" and"There's a Girl Who Waits in Loveland"

(WALTZ BALLAD)

"WHy DON'T Tiy TIjtt ir:it maipabo' Mm to Cbtcmgo, wbm'bmWALTER C. AHLHEtM MUSIC CO.. 74S H. MalB SL. Oecatur. linoais.

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"SnKaMafaw"

MEMORIES OF

FLANDERS HELD«.Lmm,m»t»

UKB tsn 80NQSXav Tott, ABC T.—n BoMTl twn tRifi.

Hta are tAklDT tfatm and th* rvaorts aboBB NewTerk aod Ttcial^ are heariac them plajed and

VUBAN MOON-

WntlTTEH BY TWD DISABLn> SOUHCRlA SURE APPLAUSE GETTER

Part of sales for Hospital for Womtdad

McCORD PUBUSHING CO., Bindiighm, Ah.

Sia—-Spriil Smt Hkr—tlJI ,„„.|MU/ICPRINTERJ*"°EHCRAVERf]

ome et Iht blfitat or

SONG BOOKSBEST ON EARTH

WILL RUN vAuoevim•tttBrd. OniB.. Aug. t.—S, Z. rMT* PU-

of an-ythirvg in Music by any process.Estimates gladly furnished. 43 years expen&ncein music pi intmg. Largest plant west of Newark.

" gfeOTTOZIMMERMAW s soh<s.

MOIMEY WIIITIMC; SOMGS

SOUTHERN MELODIES FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH

"ElVIlVIA LOU"••TELL ME YOU ARE COMING BACK TO ME"

A.BEAUTIFUL BALLAD THAT IS NOW BEING SUNG BY SO.ME OF THE COtTNTRY'S BEST SINGERS.

••DOWN IN MIAMI ON BISCAYNE BAY""UNMRNEATH THE ROTAL PALM TREES" | "WHEN TBE FADDISTS UAVt THEIRWAV

The King of all Fad Sm^JOIM om ORCHESTKA CUIB— Ite Twr.

PIXIE MUSIC PUBUSHINQ CO., Inc., 22-32 Bivlw Bwlftift illllAI»ll,i FIA.

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The Dill-boBrd

Annoimcing Onr Removal To Larger Quarters~ AND SXIU. BOOSXtiVC

PICKANINNY ROSETHAT TWNGjCiU.l£^ LOVEEVERYTHING IS^GOING UP

Ooes BtrafgHt home to the folks. Talks nbcmt ctottiM. cents, beetiteakB and wveryday things.

THINK OF ME, LITTLE DADDY. W« aaU It vaa a bit and It IS. 'Win give YOUR ACT more pep. Pnlessional copies when requested by the right parties.

We Announce to ORCHESTRA LEADERS Nsw Blue

FROM BEALE ST. TO BROADWAYconac of 21 per cent to-IMOm. scnS Om JMOar tan wo win tBtfnOa

MAKE THAT TROMBONE LAUGHRecorded by RadeRnas'B Orcbeatra on Bdlson. Emerson, Geonett and other Records-

iMN OUR ORCHESTRA CLUB. SlwOO PER YEAR. 12 NUMBERS REGULAR AND AT LEAST30R MORE EXTRASL

face & Handy liluslc Co., Inc.mCC & lUHBV BUIUniia^ JUnr OIVOSITE THE H. V. A.

West 4eai street, .New Yortt, nmv Ymic

I

SAN FRANCISCO|

B L«H47 and djrd* Ceogcr si

CiUhi tt FtUM sB«: 1T. <]. Cawpper.KU E^ngm. Tie LaKir wff*. nomuBiilim. Kitlun Cop*. Merit Xonth A.

" B

CHANGE HEREtn-o new thoroughbred audience plettst

""The Moan"'em all tasked to the matt.

In BabylancC*has 'em all mashed to the tasL

"/ Like To Do Ifis still vamping 'em by fte tCOTt, and

"O/i, My lady"please 'em nwM Old KOTC (With apologieatoLongfellow.)

HENRY BURRMUSIC CORPORATION

N.T.HT.

El vl^itlith biribderi bet b tala %

t tte oivMiut itaatu heam. i

™a°«l^ pWlcr <^ drlilii tki (celpa o«t

tMiT" nd oths plan. wIh Am ^«dM>M>le nwZMt !• Ol few Mt» I t

SINGERS!STOP! LOOKI LISTEN!

-I LDHB TO BEET^ Vei^j^MHT 4

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30 Th ie'Km b o ia r d AUGUST 14, igzo

PAUSE AND READ-

THE NOVEL SONG CONTEST*2'«™I-«LS-!;i!^£^^^^^ By PARAMOUNT SONG PUB.,_Iiic

FIRST PRIZE, -

SECOND PRIZE,THIRD PRIZE. -

FOURTH PRIZE, -

SK PRIZES,

$500.00 BONUS400.00 BONUS300.00 BONUS200.00 BONUS100.00 EACH

illll.aE.KUFEII, PARAMOUNT SONG PUB. CO., E WKt «a St, NEW mm

^1 "That thp Prafosaion May Know" 1

^OPBN LETTERS•IRT SMITH OCNies .

Tt'^^S.?"!?"'- - . ^ „ l>]iilUn UMld Iw Kim iIhiiU I fail lo «.d tunUit -mMlw ta ton IHIDi. Is nit 0. M.*. >n4 >o (Irt p.rtj « «™M MM K

tare »Teijibiiir tfetr ^ Jflrt part. Aid iba Fair Auwrrttian. ^uitj

LAUDS PATmWON A KUNSTd cba EiIIUt:

: FAVORS OOVKRNMBNT CONTROL •

in ntkcnib lur thw It li oM of i

It •MnOBtl kir* iTO ina.

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WRITTEN TO ORDER I

PLAYS, SKETCHES AND ACTSUp to tb« mlnuta, Origltial snd Eicluslve Material, WrltB for Liberal =

Terms Now. Our Material Will Aaauro Boohlnga. OM Acts Made New, :

Weak Acts Made Strdni;. We also have a number ot Skelches and Acts ;to I^e on royally basis. :

W. E. NELSON PLAYWRITING CO. 1

Suit* ME, laOO Groadw.iy, Knlcktrbockpr Thc.ntre BIdg,, New York City j

b UudMUK.nic »4 Kaclu An.. I

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ROSE COSTUME COMPANY

THE GREATEST COMEDY SONG ON THE MARKET

mum YEARS AGOA comedy song that possesses real comedy and a real melody. Great for single, double, trio and quartette.

Fifteen extra catch line choruses and Wop and Irish versions.

WATCH FOR AL BERNARD'S NEW KOMEDY KOON 5AWNGE. HIS LATEST AND BEST COMPOSITION.

TRIANGLE MUSIC PUB. CO., 145 W. 4Sth St., New York.

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AUGUST 14, IMS T ti e B I I 1 b o a F <i

SWEEPIIMG I HI I WESTINUIANA MUUN

Cimpostd br OLIVER WALLACE,

III conpgsid "HINDUSTAN"

DANIELS & WILSON, Inc.

US W. 45th St-, 233 PostSt.,

HEW YORK. SAM FRAHCISCO.

SALLYj:o^rV^|)

BOW-WOW

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IHE BIGGEST WALTZ' LULLABY IN YEARSI

PICXJININNY BLUES(A SOUTHERN MAMMY'S LOVE CROON)

SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAYl ALL ARRANGEMENTS READY

BOSTON: 2S TfwmMit Smat, MELVIH STEPPER, Prof. Mgr.PlTTSeURGHi SavayThMrtra BMg., PAUL ELWOOD, Prof. Mgr.

MS WMt 4Hh SL, HEW YOBK. A. L HUSE, EidKI PtlL Hp. CHICAGO: Grmd Op— Uamm BWg.. E. CLINTON KIETHLEY. Praf. Mgr.

IMcKINLEY MUSIC CO.

KANSAS cmr

3 lia r*(iirt (o tb*

MERIT MARK

MEANS SONG QUALITY

LETS GO TO CUBAA Foi Trot Hit—Extra Catch Line*.

YouVe Made All M7 Dreams Come TrueBallad Beautiful.

BALLADLYRIC SOME TIME SS?^

LONESOME LULLABYA CroonTng Waits Novelty Seng.

THE DEVIL'S JAZZ REVUE

Orchestra ClubMEMBERSHIP Fit

$lv^

JACK DARRELL MUSIC CO, Inc.' W W. 48th SbMt,llE<r TOSK CIIY

piviic at liiim^ Oatte'tta Jnt tmU «c 'a*Hk «C la^ t I. k a gll i OHv Al <-«

I, jmbablr on Tweirtb ctreal. bv

THE "TBICK" STAGE

III m4. «!, but a Ut **" t*™ 1^

' BU mat (Bi nOieM «aH

«

X CiBT OF F^ISCIP^ bi aa "fUto kao m t, feet la TeDrtb. u

"DIXIEq AM COMING BACK TO YOU)

Hi iln. sooj, ' Oh Uir. you hiTs nf.Q liturj ihe icil"

' GEORGE EDGAR JOHNSON,' Miwc PnUiiW *

'oil" mg noDl foo hen daa cob Eroy. Bii-TUrJaJi. WiiOes by a SoBSO-pvat eod D. 1 alio publiih the dme vrioBCD:

"Wrj Mam" » womdabd iot/int toB^

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'fhe BIIl6'alB'p<I'

APsilTA OWEM'S GREAT SUCCESSES

"KISS HIE good-bye::h:AN ORIENTAL FOX-TROT J)^ FEATU RED BY EVERY PROMI-

SENSATION r\ La Li nent orchestra in n. y.

MARYIm^^MMARRY ME„.c„csT..T,oMs J^^^ JONES MUSIC CO., 1547 Broadway, New York ""iT.-r.'fS.;...,

ST. LOUISOuiM* Bite.. tU ObHbmt Bt.

SINGERS: ™= "Sa^UffiSif" 1 Want Someone To Call DmIb"

The Great HovOtr Boog.

"CUTIE" That Cute. Iflvable Love Sons.

"JUST HOLD YOUR TONGUE"The Bl? Comic Sons.

"TH£GAHIEJF LOWE"

"We All oXnE^t^/uie^aaM 0 Rines"

"1 WANT To'mArIv VOU"ProposlUE Bone Par E;icellecce.

BecoBnized artists send to our nearest oBlce for profesalonal Copies

^ THE^MUK T.BUUMOSTEI COIIPMY_iS^^^MBB Mth Am, Sa- ~ ' t>rO.'B«> 1111,MimfKAMUVauMl. IfT. «rOIITH, TExXe.

SEEN AND HEARD

a DonllT audnc lUUr mi Cor nadnlllavlth HjmctMiic Bn ud BDrd la mugt dNM.

pablkltr (Ain«, Ja s^ieilDlfd to adTuce nBe

fmad iiliD hard at It ^nrsd«J IBit.

ma BLUboATd office Thuntdflf, and lofonncd vtbtt itliilB Tfni vita turlDf In "Tbf

txalffbt man cf SeDci, ud trc appolnlei!

JeaODa ntm en rnme, rikeEri» sabKrlpdodB

hate «Mii^ Mil 1 KIMB. fInMlM,

rte falter oatMbB a idud pit fai tbe evDVa with

1 rmuia. wia Bi* tltSftm tt tit bue,

iomt ttcK an ffBtlliic a toad play- Tba rcatmbn. tl« WiU Wat, HH Mb* > Ms bndm<tUS *• M «tl tkm). Tb* oHIl n> oa

mrt. Toco ns Dot "mt hDUc." lUUic IB. in-

1 nWcu CHU OuDcUUr snd anlttlcallT-

lira lT»MiH. vte bH budl«d tte butacu mno.P^Jlng tte lutointr mnUit at Sulphur, Ok. Bib &mJL nmi k. o-m jk_i i

PWIM llT WIttJ- Vfiiin IM « Iim ila lUk-Tttj TfTC olilljrf to tc«ve tbe Cxmud GbDin ™™. Jmimm usio aiHui g^^^ n.i-c tlw bolS (• « taer 't*DX accoonl <( tl» twUU. ot Ur^ LMminl. Ul- ,

Hmblrtl. tOKB^OBB-. Chmilri ..j^, Bilhlnr BMnUei." /tic Mtn. ta » l« asncEt ol .trililr. m« CWff.="I«"S*™!««* ITridnn... PrlBrf UBit Bjaa, c Aadmn, rf Ita BOV

M af Ita ftfe Mb. m acBt. _ „^ i^, oi tbo It will ba 11« »» "».: WkbMd. adcBa anBt; PaUnoD Bniie mt™'. Knuc-r. n. wttk Ita. BM tk*r Wt S^SSaiwTub M«-T. *^ » "f* it™: ^^jT^^LiTV 'f' 'iJ!^lauic daM oTtr tMr mwm. Haa^ Baa^nr SUslud UhIm »«. BMi'"«l*w J. Wa&tr. in. Sf^rLZlT^Ui;* ^T».i>d h.» .M.M .. T^ ^n^^ i a, i 1^.: , ^ _.. BUBan tl» tamaamw. irtdeta sow at a*

- Bla nglfn it mmtt —* »

AT THE WINTER GARDENNight of "CINDERELLA-ON-BROADWAY'

GEORGIE PRICEStopped the Show at 11:30 with

SWANEET. a HARMS & HIANOS; DAY& HUNTCR

62 West 4Sth Street. ....... NEnr Yt>RRdTTSee Harry Hanbuiy, Professional Da|^

Do a little for- SWANEE and SWANEE will do a lot for you. ViOtyour copy. Double versions and harmony arrangenMnta r**^.

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Ttie £iili6<>-ard

CHAUTAUQUA DEPARTMENTBy FRED HICSH

CHAUTAUQUA ARTISTS ~S^i£5WIN EUROPEAN FAME^^--^^-^

Edgar Nelson and Edaa 8 ^Audience—Chicago Oianl Sode^, Kine^ Stnmg, Sii^

forKing—Chflitteo^ Aztiit'Vnns Place in Valhalla SIX.—Cement Good Fellowdup Feeling ^Sm

Foe lein, ledfor a dauD ol Uuin. Ih* sim of W orDpalliLilld tnO^ kfl *BM (B ^"f^

ciiH uiKriUc nmpuT uunt dunUnqmi a- im plctHd with SmI iMfta *4

r^—i »m.!»

im quite u «lD- «ntlc Cflmpsny ba* ipptJml wQ] la*c p;r«

"T^i^uS-T"^^ FOR SHAME'S SAKE CEASE

Tba Ktas Bid:

dm CM Amnlca, Hi

COMMITTEE REPORTSSwillmiwe Chawtau^uaBt Cciprfal FIWiOBfCbodt

CoclnEloa. Yb. ft] ^ulLport, N. C. .......

HOmmMMTAR LOSES MOTHKR

ft*.?.::::::S SSSSS-S-i-:

M*. & «, .MO b«* Trri „

REDPATH-VAWTBII OHAITTAUQUA SYSTEM

.'.'.'.'so DRAWrNG GOOD CROWDS

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TWe B't'l'I l>o ard

Issued SEPTEMBER 6Dated SEPTEMBER 11

EatJmated InemMd SbIm «n tho Stands, 2,500 Copies

PITTSBUMNUgin'OMUSTM

COMMITTEE REPORTS

EBB v^ivnni. ui tt ll bOpti OiMt 111 GTveofleld.Bi^Dni^^ ..........

N«Uv(Md\ IL .........

one

MARTHA E. ABT,

Mt fttBdpta at n» eomtiBltT wimlm. Hcdiid. Ii. M> Taaktm, a. p.«Ul ll asi dtT to aM tk> CIiutnT at 1-='* OIIT, Ic IDO Hi<drIcK. II.

OBami. k b) soOoTM ua nn«t an wgrflh ^"""t"<. > 100 laka CtlT. !

isniB, of Ubm, a, a- - Bnurt' ^^I^.iimii!T 00a ntgBMta tor tm- Entwint, It, 90

5;;^r3i.°llS: SJ-i'-::::::::::"!a ttk fUi, tkb mg K«4<mi, I*. too

HARRY M. HOLBROOK•fsr^.iSSi

\ nwd itiMvnr'nuii'"

Jlwlmmt. Ik.

IWILUAM BATTIS

iDlen Kinsman MamJ Ik«r mmtm mm laiaMii

Metropolitan 6le^ Club

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MINSTRELSY MINSnEL TALEIT MM MltlCMISWMTD'For Bob Flshor's Famous MiiistrOls

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The BUtteoa.f a

WOKU) EBCYCLOniMAPobliflbliiff GoiiipBV7a

DONAIiDSOK.

twenty-loiir-Iiour r

and girls (rom a

waiting tor houracordial feeling fo

. k&oinlsslvbie.Iet alosemlWD. AtrMdy Ansuat Is slvlae evi-

I and' iKira dance that aniditlaiia are mendine. Tlie

tanding on the curb CTopo ar* well above normal, the live

, and maJclng a more fliock conditions are excellent tlie coun-r the sbow. Ijots o( try over, the labor situation Bbows con-

I. making it imposBl- ties In petroleum are very encouratfdrperade, and the and bundlnc has flnally stfurted.

Trival. caused by railroad ThB demand tot entertainment In allotbera." ' uqm wlU ba azMaiaDt—«. little mora

'-four-tianr man la nmally dlsortmlDallnc peAMMb bttt active andeilow, and probablr would not -

-

Lworit, __

SbooM ^e^^^^^m to i^^^ rpHE Sbow PrtnterS' AsaoidaUon will

aonoimeement of "no parade thru the ' meet In St. Louis thie rear. TbeBtreetB Of marcb whenerar It !• adver< Hotel atatlemtstheoonTCDtlon,'

not tHI eo September IS, IT and

QUESTIONSANSWERS

ISSUED WXEKLX ud

Harking, Back to the Late Uni^eaaaiifaieES

mntilre's dedalon wai voleelt to loHl tbe bptheads into •clnalon. thereto lick tbe sore spots. That, moreover, as uanal. apparently, ended It.

We say apparently, for, at tbe risk of faoDlnK old. spent and dying-embers Into tlamlng freidi fires, we are compelled, even at this late day. toanimadvert to one In partlculiu' of the hundreds of baseless charEes andcounUrabarges exchanged by the tMlUgerents.

UlcB in amw tipped wltb veaara this special ihatt left a woundthat has'rankled long and refused to beaL It was aimed, too, at one of

bers. the executive secretary. Mr. Frank QtUmore. Here It la. vli.:"Why was only tS.DOO profit made on Uie ball? Why was the amoont

of receipts withheld from the oholmuui Of the Finance CommltteeT Whywere Oiey retuacd hln

It li t Mr. Gill

e asked for tbem and tben withdrew

or. who demands refutation. It Is thelying upon The Billboard's a.i.'<uninoea

THK SRMBlJiNCi; C

Marriages

d that an extra licenses. "Should a Clrcua

Editoiiid Otenment ^UWMMMB >j-in-tt---Tf--e.probabv e

tlons, all €>

itoMonat*

t tn the day's receipt*. Then acaln, will do wonders In reducing UcenBea. Ifa parade bilncs bnndreda of people to nothing more. The officials of the

- clippings (In- toRit early on clttsna day, and they do cities and towns where exorbllant II'

•-a) roach our their shopping, much to the delight ot censes prevail should be gotten after

dsak. "from the W-'at in jiurUcular. the merchants. flrst. point out to them the facts asshowing where a parado was odvcr- given In the article. Show them their

tlsed and not given. Wbenever this rp^E honor of tho professlonf grave mistake in depriving children ofoccurs hundreds of children, not for- I rolUlon girls and boya be. U>elr favorite amusement,

^fitine the grownups, are bitterly dls- j^^^^ ^ „, sixteen years

—. Wy ™ - —

1 a howl of Indignation^^^^^ „v,~. t-^ -^^ ,-nmm* *^ ui^^jx

s up. The date papers K"t busy ^tra. '"^hVagMM "mo"th^ oTth^ erT have pronoi^^cefl' "The"p^"j-Ktle" that National Child Welfare Committee. Rllr Girl" another 'Goia Diggers,"-nihiMf »« tmia™ manar

p^jryjerraoro, elghty-flve per cent of which is tantamount to saying that It' tbe child workers da not come nnder la another libel directed at the women^ tbe protection of the Federal Child of the stage.

ril^'~Z.'jiJSur**brib^^ "Sw"»i I^bor I^w. These latter, poor little How long are the man of the theater

g^SiSilSf.£y2S%SWS " "r- 'TJT.'^ M» » ««« Br tU. .« •< tW»,T

Itt meat ^^ainn, we are glad to state, now here Is a point inat mn not be

tbe etocoa magnates pay partlcutar at- ^'"J^" ^.J^S^i^'t. Zl Clianvllto Bai«er avsia tbat Oia 0^tmtkm t» tbi. snbjeot. and it Is only S2?SwbJSl. "»»*" "* iwon th*tbnt an Ml «t God. CH- dettr. or aod- ""^-^^J" "to- " ereqtienlly ot aKb a epe-OMtt «f aooM Und tb«t tta paswat la ^e bonor of tba pwftgrtpn! ona P««l*r natm* UMit the traln-

ou^ii pent tbtlr hoiayiBODo ts wUBlsrtvn snd

flnthVK* wjta n DWBlHr Of thw daBtiT Bnili.'

:hoK. tnt tUi nor ft easSsliis iili Inkliit* to

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-rtie Bllllioard AUQUCT M, 1M0

ADVERTIStNQ AGENCrES

iDIRECTORYOFADVERTISERS!That instantly furnishes Line cS Business, Naroe^ and

Addresses of Supply for Amusement Enterprises.

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AEROPLANE PLIGHTS AND BAL-LOONINQ

iND ConditionsYour namt and addrcti, if nol

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a UMkfi. puudi

jf T^-^-^ —^ "W "<>. cm.. SPANGLES AND TRIMMINGS

Tpi'LLOvST'TWir™''* ' ' SCENERY AND DRAPERIES Aficn, b. jibtru. Co.. 7 Fultga w.. BrmUffc

_^ _ _ _J~_'^^^^?^"tTZ'''c:^.-ntl''4Z J. J. WYLE & BROS., INC.imm »t.. Chines,

. KENEIY ud UHNERS ^^mTu SPARK INTEN6IFIERB

. c?*ab^; SPORTING GOODSOLD" HOME WEEK SPECIALIST _.. ., v.icr^ . ^ . * « ™

T'-.J^ * ^ WenAiMn n.. DoDolI, Bluirr BiDUcn S BinntT. H«r Tnfe ctt'. Tha H*w Tot BtoOt S28 w. S9tb M. N T C B-Tk r E >•

OLD MILLS C. S. ie»t A a. Co.. DnpKIlM, CUuiL V. B. Tnt-Awi. Co.. E» K. DoplUn.. Ohi™> "™ """^(Ml. Kuu—r. A ruu) "^,'««!«^,?^'* ""•"« ,„ STAGE hardware

ChA BKhnKTA A TM> Mk, nb, fi. p;*P.^^ii?oCmiitow!Kon:olM; SCENIC ARTISTS AND 8TUOIOS STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES

a:s-°T^i2^<j?M^1S pSS?L^iL^??ijFKDANiMALs, '^^^^"iSo.^"-'"'

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ORqXm Jno" iJkCHMfRlSi^^^ ^.^""'"If**"" , Z^^'*"-P*PER PADDLES

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PADS portable ELEC. LIGHT PLANTS '—* SSSJ^ ^""SiaStail^te"StftB^aiiTg"*

PADDLE WHEELS. STUFFED ALLIGATORS AND ALU-

GATOR NOVELTIES

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AUaUST 14, 1920 The Blilboai^d

CHARLES WA6HER ^.^JS.'S.'^»M.ii aaamm M- —' W- 1. «» Hh Gint> Bom at 'ao..

TEACHER OF VWITWWflJJW^"^""TELBPHONe HOLDER

,

UKULELES .

^UNBREAKABLE eoMUSHOULD A CIRCUS PAY A

UOINSn^

UNIFORMS SL'^^LT"* m't^Un Br«^« Co., 10, Qma^^ra. „ ™mTINTS

'£S.'S:.»fcl«-«.-~«-~S-^ WAFFLE MACHINES

WATCHES

VAUDEVILLE

la aaiM! t* gut Am duth '

tgrtm, tbe tike iBtiiw ttUtr, tie Mlmtat

:vtennpirt ont a

TENTS TO RENTAnd m

r. Bncb »((. CB., PoMo, OaLsit Bnw., M4 flu P>A[>, Em A

^"'theatm c>»uWs, '

y'

THEATER TICKETS

Clt7. nntrlnl miaftr * Blmfs M nil

WkUqnT^ WMTSSEi M,. Rrw Tart, N. T;

THEATRICAL FOLDING BICVCLES.PADDLE WHEELS AND DEVICESblUilU Bncit. law WHMuUb tL, BtMom.THEATRICAL aROUNO CL6TH8.

SAND BMS AND TAR-PAUUNt

theatricSl I

Mniut Prm, 93 AXbur It,, BovtOD. MlM.Will 11. wuuuu k ud, rt. uth, A±k.TIGiMw a A»t«i( Of. T Mm K., stwUra.

Ogitna WittA -MB K. Diufttm n..OICM»*lL

J.J. WYLe A. BROS., INC.

L CCONVENTION

wB be' heU in Waterloo, b, Sqitember 12-19

THi! BIG lYCEtlM, CHAtfTATIQUA. . AND LIST NUMBER OF . .

THE BILLBOARD

Issued SEPT. 6 DatedSEPT.ilQ Oouqilete in every detail. '.

ol spgropnatB deidgn. 132 or i

iq)-to-ttie-miinite news.

In additkra to tliB foieginiiK all brsndieatf&e i

covered Uioroly, aa usual. The time ia gettnis' space. To be safe and aatisSed, awd yon

C9j000 soi^EB.

If you «r« not a ragi^ tubtaeOm, belter

Miv tma c«Mr Mi^r* «> WO«r nemt dMitt

mmtg^SlM Orf* V>t9«wm eofg.

THE BlUBOARD PUBLISHING CaPubbBBliaa Qffiee, - - CSiunnnati, Ohio

NEW YcaoL cmG&ao. sr. loths, ban ebamcssco.^KAMB^ crry, philat)kt.phia

I WW ** »*.»!ia*r. •

Toy BALLOONS

B"sbii*^Cii.,'Bl-lU W.'kMIm iL, (Ucut. pmrlaknu of lha Uall*!

WATERPROOF WAOON COVERS

WATERFROOFtNaam Vnkita Ok. Mr

WHIRL.O.MU-

TOY OOQStt.. OMCM^ THE WHIRLPOOL— „ .„ „. „,.^ loBMIIa. «. ». W«. »• »«#«». »«. T« av. ^

TOY AEROPLANES WICS

TRUNKS > C^iS^B i» l^^AT." hS. I.* fit^jMricmii lanuc ilmp, MIS Viwmj. N. ». «. IIMC BrM., iBt., 113 "W. «Ul it, M. T. ClIJ.

yjaS?(^'iS9o'ii™3^IiJ°" WILD WEST COSTUMES AND SUP-"•loo * Sm. so Elm It. Oortlaiid, U, T. PI^IEBVffiS.^" "" «">»

r. nw,,.!™.. oo. ».

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54 The EStllboapd Airaun-ntKo

iCIRCUSg/SI'WMENAGERlEAND HIS MAJESTY, THE TROUPER

31 Ten' Rcfiirtation Bick ot trnj Tent

fWjc' SHOWUVSat, CANVAS

Cin^ Tents

BARNES ORCUS SSilfS'lSli^K^H

ToHavcOnnlettHewCanu fSi'^tsS'S.-SL'KGood Business Reported for Ss^£Li^ii*!S£iiS^iSS^^^^^Show in Middle West—Parade ^SSSi^"^ ^«*.-*B

Wagons, Stock and Ani- THOMAS OUIOLEV PAMWmale Being Added

TENTSSHOW ANDCARNIVAL

al£'S"S fS^-S^M^jM mmt Tent & Hwnlne GO,

ARTHUR F. SMITH GO.

in-li?Cnltlnil,lh«fM

H. Q. HUSBAND, Mgr.. Nnhdilt, Tub

^S^^S^ TENTS

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AUfiUST U, 1M0 The Blllboar'a 55

ALWAVS SaMETHIMG NEW! THE LATEST CONVENIENCE WE HAVE BROUGHT ABOUT FOB SHOWMEN IS OUR

SPLICED STEEL CENTER POLESFOR XEMXS, AMD BAIMMtIR F*OL^S

WHICH we ARE MAKINQ IN BIZSS 28 FEET AND UP FOR TENTB OVER 40 FEET. THESE POLEB ARE MADE IN EQUAU LBNQTHS,'AND CAN BK HANDLCO ONE MAN TO EACH' PIECE. THEY WILL PACK IN THE BOTTOMS OF THE WAQONS. THIS DOES AWAYWITH THE LONQ AND CUHBBMOHE ONE-PIECE WOODEN MASTS NOW iN USB. AND WHICH MUST BE PUT ON THE MOBS OPTHE WAQOM% BTMKINQ. OUT.JOTH PRONT AND BACK OP THB WAOONS AMD MMETIHES OAUSIHO AOttDEHTt. THEM POLESARE HOW lliaSB ON THE LAROE TENTB OP THE JOHN ROBINSOH CIRCUS. HOWrS QMAT LONDON SlfOWfc AND UnnHIAL OTHERSAND THEV HAVE POUND THBM ABSOLUTELY PRACTICAL. WRITE FOR DESCRIPTION AND PRlteEST

CABS FOR 8AI.S—Fonr ei-toOt Sleeparo. S-iwfaMl troolu, steel wbeels, equipped with StanOara air and CQupleiB, pftM IS. C. B. Inspectloil.Can make delivery August It, at St. toula. Cim now in service with one of the big circuses. Wire for prices.

ISPECIAL INFORMATION: See o J

UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO.21T-231 NOtmi DESPLAIMES STREET, - . - - . - . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS!

UNDER THE IHARQUEE

» Iht edfun of thmOeBtnu In aucuo «0 Asinit 1.

BHUWsr* MUM win own wtrHMb immU 't tb* btlH tut a But BOBtl

aisi OODMFDVe ORANGEADEYEAR OV K n B If 9 I .F.TVIOMAPePRICE LIST-pja^^^Sg^5*^g35r«u«o

HUMROaBTOUT Oft, IVW lUMbfc E. T.

SHOW a.* CARNIVAL TENTS

IBS330 WYTHE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, N. Y,

MAIN HAPPENINOS

On tb* Walter L. Main Shows

Tim Ik* Bi4i<r Slats lbs Wilter Ml

Lt^'IuiOHii Ur. ind Mr.

iHw. !» petite" JnnlM. niiAure. btm hid lennJ Imiiertiii c

Wanted for Campbell-Baaey-Jlutcbiosoa CircusBUtpoaUn, IJtlionsiAiar.mDA PutnwiMn WllMy mlm ,' .B«tt «C ttaatmnt. uw bbb««i i>»>i. tiw um" nm, »

s1rtJ£:«s~ • - MUSICIANS WANTED FOR THE ^S^^?:w^iWst.4FS^,,fr^ WALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS ^ ^sSl^S^.^i^^i^i?>S'jBk^^I^i'^'te!^j>ki Corost, Otarliiet, Trombone. Baritooe and Ban. Iionf aMwoB. Bsat Moom- Ctn Xotm u bdw ttalnMBK Ita.'in^II«l>u*H|.k«.^dii<>ti>,tAif>lilii

mMatloiiB. CHAB. R. BACHTEL, Bandmaiter, C^lRton. August 12i El PaSO, M«i Kiri-M, nUM Otn *icmViS^mm,.— M, Falrbury, 14| Ollm.n, IB; Tuiool.. 17. EfflnBham, iSi ail miners. f.iu/SS?« ^SnJ^^-mtSVm-

BILLP'OSTERA.-A. ' Wanted I

|

CANTOVI WANTS PARADESTAyjLPRTRVHKSr t» ptaw Ito Mb la saA ^Jneen^Clty from Oieir lartlier We4t i

,i.— Hie HatpJItDii Connt/ lF*Ir ml Carttngi

, a „, ,

S¥S£ffi5ffiftl ^l^-SMvk- B^2iS7Ai^'^^ ^-SiJ^iSy^M

noted, tlier KlUB PPMlea to by tlie flllipn?. odJ te cieiiUr sojuy,-! i-liaHne liands ollli oliT to,' Kr, 'Ite lUiaM IkU ' , —. It • nalle UkelT thlt ttia mertbantJ. KillilnE trlenda. Doc Prccnan «U8 also on tbe 1*1 oiMl of tlx eilMll lllil iti ibMr « A«nt a

•e moMHls KdSsst la «* I— am iSrlt I^.l « lUtli dlranlaa ut&c tbe Or- Ifc. Cure hteblj c«iipuo«iB it. pnlona- SS!,' ™™« ^>M kM tlMk. ate ta aMs «M att H^t !^,t Mridi. kin caius iba atMHlnA tba nee^ meeunr Ss m« at slid UUImu bJS." '^S^-^^J!^ ES" ,iS fe.fii'SSS""'

"•~ " SlMSriC'SS SS^S'SiS'K ileeper and <ionte«t« buiin

AaiHir Olnclniiatl Tliltun lnt waA m0( tne teit Xnswn IDS Mat ttf^t <

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WALTER L. MAIN'S CIRCUS WANTSFor balance of Tenting Season and fifteen weekc or moro of INDOOR CIRCUS

MUSICIANS SL?^FOR BIGSHOW ^t^rSS,*^'^,,'^ "

FORTHC WILD WESTFOR SIDE SHOW ^^^^^VTORKINGMEN ^"feL.'^iiS.'^^Bjwjtf ar^ ln=^mina rnraltbvd, ALL^JilX

SB.-JSMSSa.t,."

WINTER CIRCUS OPENS NOVEMBER 39TH.

WANTED FORCanpbell-Bailif-NDtclilPSOD Glnais aid Wild West

Cook Hoiua Man. Bon HbUlcr kttd Crlvcn, WIU WeM Paopla, UsbtUas for Bolte & Weyer Uxhts—nnr Ucbta. Clowns Md Acta of nil kinda&r the blK show. FOR SIDB-SHOW: Smalt Band. Octeotal DuifierB.Unaical AcU. Pnaka and IntereitlnB attractloiu of all hinds tor Insideand ballr-boo. AddtMB per route: Stanlej'. Ausnat 9, Medtord. 10; Green-'wood. 11; Nekoosa, 12; Tomah. 13: Sparta, 14; aQ ^nacansla: lAnslncc.It; Colmar. IT; Fayette. IS; Montlcello. 19; Ldkoosa, 20; WilUanlEburK.Zl; Seeoumer, 23; all Iowa. Address all communlcatlonaCAMPBeLL-BAILeV-HUTCHINSON CIRCUS AND WILD WEST.

SPARKS CIRCUS WANTSI^velty CIrcuB Acts. >:<ivciiy Acta for Side-Sbow, Wild West FeoDle,Wlilp Cracklns Act. Colored WuBictans and PerfiinnerB (or Bide-Show.AH mtut Join by wire. Address CHA8. SPARKS, Mgr. ROnTE: Som-erset Ky.. AUKust IS-, CampbeiUviiie, Ky, August 13; Bardnown, Ky,AUKUSt 14; GlaEKDw, Ky.. AuKUHt It; RuHEllvlUe, Ky, AUBUSt IT; Bop-ktasjrtUe^^Ky, Augunt 1«; Princeton. Ky, Austiat 18; Central City, Ky,

aPARKS- SHOWHaa Big BuaineM at Taytopvllle,

{

STATEROOM CAR WANTEDGive specific details and pdoe III filBt letter. tU I. YCLRAF. "ii'r;?!:!.'^

limmil, SI. liHili. Ms.^

" "' —

"

GOOK BROS.' TEXAS RUCR 98 KAL WILD WEST WINTS Ti."::Z^Z"ll':Z

SKlTBt.t^iSrSiSWSSSf'.i.-f ™°!;.'5!S,•S: 4!Wst,'5S W1.S

m ROSE KILIAN SHOWS

Wanted for Yankee Robinson Circus ^. w'Sr.^rt^1Jr'!s.^!fi.^7 .."&.Mt

ENLAiama fdh mll mo wintii

CatttMnsGanivalGQ.

I: Ilm ClilcaB. An*, B. Ooalir.

PUROHAHn MMtfB MMMWOi

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Tlie Billboard AUGUST 14, IBM

»t (bt pUntat hWm«. JIlkMNnkU.lWfea* >M* MMTt WUUu ItoOic k3n ItStt* BrticliBHk ud fcutliw. m* ikH uda'srKfs.s.tr'.r.r.ssm•nat*. iiiimli Mud. lodi iHn and nrnss-

LABORATE PAGEANTTo B* Fulura at Comr Matdl b«*

MACADAYBUILDING CORPORATION

« MAIDEN LANE, . NEU^ V(

AMUSEMENT STRUCTURES,BATHING PAVILIONS, PARKS, Etc.

2 A R R O - U N G E ft,

CoNSTRUCjXIGN Go. InC.

QRAV BUYS ISLAND PARK

'"""S ""SS." ihM 4un Ml ad Mil, ami H UH

^^^^^ t-^fH^jftESPurchaauv of lUdltiK Sevkei or Tan Houiea dnl-lar to and InfrlnEins on the patents of "OVER THEFALLS" are hereby warned that Pennls. Davis,MarvlQ & Edmondi. Patent lAwyen. of New Yorli.have atarud the first anlt for iDfrlngement, Tufair

competlUon sod daroase*. and ptople nalng these devlceg that InfrlDsewin be made a party to these suits.

OVER THE FALU COMPARTM02 LyttoH Blda, CHICAQO. C J. KILPATI'RICK. Praiid<

QLKNROCK PARK PRMPKRINOEMtt WoDdi VTliB tma Olcomk, Wr- tM

rlns inTtllnj dMSei oKbeiln'

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COONW injUW OHATTiR

Ttfte Blllboaril

DRINKS! PARK NOTES

HEALTHFUL: fat piand i

DELICIOUS .

s?». a!^ ^bi^ ^* ShoiB, Parks, Theafres, Rinks, Picnics, Ball Games, Dances, etc Sl^^JS'^^SS'.J'irtSE^'."^

. . K.,,,^....: Orangeade, Lemonade and Grape JulepMADB IN POWDER, JUST ADD COLD WATER AND SlilUUt ^"^^^ *" " ™**™ '^^

Atblctlc GlBb, ]« tht proud ^oiKtRdC

li sun •oaeilfbiKii yI

CHARLES ORANGEADE CO, MadUgn St,

liTtt SBSi.'ciE'"^*" ' """"

SOBS UdCBI hai MidiM hli Oriinul

: n ou-. U:« BnnUn BU. PnaUbr ofliD»'> o^t^ ^ w wltti Ih* flillHii-

DUMPIE DOLLS13 IKIES II lEIMTnitii oataijpl hair and idlk oiepe

paper£m, n iOnstasted,

Same as ilhiBtcatod, iritiiout

luur or dnm,38c Eladi.

&Bk crepe paper dresses, 100lots, 5c eacb; 500 lot8^4c each.

WHY PAY MORE?>< he iii»t..tcd cLcuiiT. DANVILLE DOLL COMPANY, Danville, Illinois.

York, ^niii Inn a( Ommr ^^ maa la piuolac

ntt wt atg« MBoMt Ah, aM It miUu

ICE CREAM SANDWICHWAFERS

nm VArurbMi at mn witii thi iiuiwM 1lS^S)«MiBiUM«IB<H »Hd mow Mn Id .

THE CONSOLIDATED WAFER CO.

- --. —ud. dnoaaliaUDi»ic«t amur. "JuniitrflBtHM."

to Imp np -Kltk n*' Anul. BoHlm it»t«kai a^ pu*> ilitilaia On Uo BmhodS

M* daks p«M «ttk tU> povilar uuit

Mrtbter dleiR at tW jack ^ant 9, ita

GUMtni'o Caltlrv*.

..M£S"Ar^sns STBS!.

UiMila Fuk, aali*««. HL, b nWlM MpopBlirltj aitb tlia paovte af oat at)p_ B^ta.

WHIP FOR SALE, Now in Operation sMfs^^^.ri»tk: .D< rMlUth! uSUv .

' UUt bl HnmA St «C MHBB. BOOiUW kMttiM IB B*« WMb «H oT tba M> of O* aw» al.buw:;-„™,^^ _ ...

^;hS"u(,ffl ABhlMOAH AMOTiMEIfr COHPOEATIOH, - » eiwWIiHa M«w YoHc. m&I^'j^^S^:^^ ^••^•^,^[3*-

. ^^^^^H^^^HMBBi^HaH^^^^HnaB^^^^^^^^^^^^MB --^ „JhM gtaaial Ma««r SaiiS

TA» OUfPV' PfO SUDS I. OS, or u»

gtu^oan Of ttHi ibaa Mini fiAU ttnlr

TURNSTILESPARK PIOKUPB

PORTABLE TRUNK STUB

^ afontlr-'* Pb'^ ^ dolue no aDDnnon* bnduev. Last SuPMIY HlmiCTLW POPULAB ' ~™

'—

SSraSi""..?^ atarlai to ta, .-mm

High StrikersBARGAINS

;W. AHgTEHBUIH. MF«.. HOUtB, mM

TURNSTILESP M M'cCDombn bnq BEI ibe GDfiti It an ,0^ ^- EL'^ CO, t« aattlDf aanat pUr an tha

HOTEL HENRY SSPi.S 15'ri,^^'SuS™^™iSSS-SSSS FOR SALERiM J!j*dS?» —.Ig^jyy^.W' J-

.. wiua ondnoaauai.- BBFRH,mtBm JUM MKT, at A 3fr^T> HERRT'GO'ROUND

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Ttte Billboard.

A Depai lioentDevoted ifeoiini Mid AmnMnetitfiBd if

FAIRSANDEXPOSmONS"Vhlch. hi Ooniiiiictianimai the Prii^leges and Osneessionst

Constitute The BDlboarcTs Chief Concern,

RECORD YEAR

. Efer AeCblfaaoosaFair

bCanfidHUfy Pndietod^ Sm<wwtmi) Jos. R. Curtia—Pe»-

;

gram Announc«d Is AnElaboratsOna _

sBit vnrj ttj and ika imi nonta aaoB of cnslu, pfofmiDUl aoM ncn for FAIR GROUNDS Os uml rlfUn; <a«rtM nUl 1» tan. OcM>a M ml JiOT«D)MC T, ud Inaa

.i. O.S.- f>Lr <iT>uI,Js ml ibt blMsaVim llUa ap Wd ptdWtt * ' * I

' oi-i-uinn di)'. Moie ibu lUiT for- apsdn) anoti at tUOOO

DEVELOPMENT

IMBWiJi m iipWt to ]tE & Bt. fwfl. In dr off tba M> anr Bad ituid. nuv nd«

ud tki TWUdLOU181AMA STATE FAIR

To Hava iiApotliig-Array of BRiant F—tuTM Qbv. Coi

Ohio, To Be InvHtd

filuevep4rt, Anff S.—U tbfl iri

K'lsH^?''^SS^<>/'SfC'™i<i™^^i™^ wiLitMi boo^jpUlaski fair «^£n^u^° ^'"muiitimt ^aulnnM For Auto Pola' and Auto Racing

I. ud FtMv. ucart 3D, tr

Ikn It Oat timet I* npIUIIud i

jnjig ^t>«t^"tii"*** wu

MfMwS^g AtflnindForti (K. D

wM Mr, irf aliMdrw

, , , , , _. y ReS RoyPrwneta—PIih^Nm Gnnd SUnd

DIAMOND or FLUTED

COIMESONLY $3.00 A THOUSAND

Cubm& Order, F. O. B. Cipcumuli,

DiuOaotd. 4 in. Long, 1 1-4 in. DiameterDiamcMid 4 in. Lmg, 1 S-4 in. DiameterDiamcnd —...-6 in. Long, 1 7-8 iii.-IKBmeter

Fluted 4 1-4 in. Long, 1 7-8 m. Diameter

Cone Dvutnmit, Gndim^OlBO

The French Bros.-Baiier Co.

STILL OPEN FOR

SHOWS, RIDES AHD COMCESSIORS

People'sAgriculturalFairAssociation

SaMwTi - Svpl. 27-Oct. 2

N. B.—Charles Leste, ibo mSl known ahowmanj will be inAmyof all conwsmoss.)

ALt MAKES A DENIAL

WIdaly , Known Arab ParfDrmaiSomebody^ Trail

]Attractions Wnted, Fint-Class Iniiependeiit Shom '

eO R CARRUTHERS

"THE WHIf*

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T-te« B i IIboar

d

IWANTED for YHITOR COIHTY FAIR

AND FARMERS' FALL FESTIVALSEPTEMBER 14TH TO 17TH, INCLUSIVE.

tmES of an kinda. Whip. Over tho Vanm, Uainr..aa-Itaiind, P«rclaneel sntng^ Pony Tiaek. Bach rue X. FIT SifoWS, Plaat. Show.Vi[d West and all k^BM «C mmXl Bbowm. Baofa X and on parocotasBFske Showi bamOS. HOokU Baak. PtMi Tm Tin ITId, Skill QvnBm,write, NovaUtaa opoL XT It jrotj pay the prlee. Aerial Tiaaaport;oTnpanies. write. Free ABta, -write. Fair gtoundB, three bloCka from>ur[ Houae. [our iiqiiarea from Depot. Oil. gas, coal and rich farm

JUN-nV -o SECy, FAIR AND FESTIVAL ASSN , P. O, Bos -?5^McArthur,

LOOK LOOK LOOKtVE.WAHT FOR THE

MEDU FJUi. UNNWJUn, H. Y.

{b>MiBdGaaeeNiaM(<dklidi,IM*siidaib OnrmiJ»^<WB noted.JUhItc HiiimiiiMd Ititwiiiliilii i ii

iree& <£ August 9. Don't forget tbat tbe Mineola Fair ib ibe Fairof all Fmtb and caters to from 100,000 to 150,000 people a day.

PERRY & GORMAN.

YELLOW MEDICINE GODNTY FAIRSeptember 14. 15, 16. 17, 18, 1920

CANBY, MINN.

LIMA. OHIO. FAIR,mtw^ K K ir- K».aMM rmion *iMOU*

ST. MARY'S, OHIO,nm 4,1, 9.7. Do ud Hlikt. HOH CaaFn. •NELSONVILLE, OHIO, ELKS,

KPTnaCIt «.},«; IS. II. On nd l(l.at, Oa tt

MARION, OHIO, FAIR,

WANTED—ATTRACTIONS

ttMm County Fair, Okemab, OMaboiial|lllb»a<ir. Wlita WM. 8. JOHNSTON, B« tlI,Olienib,OUl.

llfED FOR WILCOX COORn FAIROCTOBER 11-1S, INCLUSIVE.owB, ConcenioiUi atii. Seven mild days, aeven sol

M» axdnslves except BIdlne DerloeK No cambUsB or Immoral shoyI Ikw ActB. Billed like a drcna. Write or wtrs

FeHN, Secretary, ...... Reehelle, C

•Ma. M»«n3i

ATIITIIIU FAID MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Inc.rwHLinnni ruin September 9, 10, n.lonceeEions and Attractions nowbelnc booked. Conqcsaion and PrivlleBe ral_ ,

l.DO to tS.Oa (rent foot NEAREST PAIR TO BOSTON—SO-ACRE OROmmS.Wt« JOHN T. 8HAV. Qaiwral Man.aT, 13 Maady Street, W.Uh.m, Hi-

btIGH

r

IIGHUmt GODIITY FUR, SIOIIEY, MONT., SEPT. 7-8-9

Opn at mRHtHEBECK, H. V,

'

jPPlT to PRANK E. CHME. •

Dstduss Swrty

"RLAY THE FAIRS" wrmTlieIlBtMaiKii>GEtt!ii|CiiiCKSliiflYHCaawil Set 'Em Up Again, Bartsndsrll

.1 EHTiciiro. J It KHOeHED

I OFF THETUV HE CHECKS

I ITUFOR HISnRBEMIl

THBEE SEEK DOWNTUBCe nHSEK CPU

$45.00 $8S.OO

lustoutn IIIMUBOLEI!PENN NOVei-TV CO, SOS But PHItADELPMIA, P*.

LAST CALL—80th—LAST CALL

ANNUAL COUNTY FAIR

RDIIIS

ROME, H. V.IIIA "mis Fahs la recOKnlMd ud tuw

New Torte State. RACES AND OTHER EIVENTB IMILT. . .

Attnottona wSl appear in the Midway instead of in front of tntDd ataad.Thla IS pMlUvely the only Talr that baa over nndaCBkiD to o^lMt theEMa Acta In the Midway.

WINIED, RIDES, SHOWS «ND CONCESSIONS OF HI RNRNotice to Showmen and Concessloiialrea—If yov are iMddnc tor a

real bank roU, the Rome County Fair wIH get It Cor ym tn tba wma wayaa la the past. No matter where ron are or how lartm tt wm ommthan pay ymi to plar the Bonn Cotinty Wr.

CALU

JULES LARVETT,1547 Broadway,

DbMlor of Rmm OMUityFalrMW«ny

New York

McHenry County FairTIE Biemm maker

WOODSTOCK, ILtlNOIS, AUGUST Z4, 25, 28, 27, ISSOl

Vor Oonceeatona and prlvUeees (no exclualves or buy haeha) wrtla today toHOYT E. MORRIS, Secretary, Woodrtock, III.

MARSHFIELD FAIRManlifieU, Hati, Aogut 25, 26, 27, 192(

LreaLUvaBUr, — .

p wtra qnlok In' sronnd apace. WM. Q. FORD,larshfirid, Mr-

few K<»d privllstaa Mb Witt*I, Supt. Buildinga mdepniifib

The Clay County Fab*SEPTEMBER 1, 2; 3, CLAY CENTER, KANSAS.

Good Hamesa Bacea. Ezhiblta. Free Acts, and ertra good nIBbt pcosH. R. A. BRUEOSEMANN, Secretary.

FAYHTE COUNTY FAIR, OAK HIU,W.ViL

ST CLAIR COUNTY FAIR

THE EAST TEXtS FMR, TIWH. Tsns, ^S^g?^ THE somwEiT unsijuu rm

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f The BillboardRIAL FARMlltr PAIR

.

la Wlnt MoirMewn, N. J. PropeniTsHoM

^^Mnrria CDBBtT.^Keir Jh**/. hat jnr n-

tmtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

CONCESSIONS NOW FOR SALEAT THE

Mississippi-Alabama Fair, Meridian, Miss., Oct. 11-16Can place all Intimate Concessions cxcepL Novelties. Address for space

I. J. POLMK m L SMUGKLER, VMil at Hflrae Shows,

IIIIIIHIlllllllllllllillllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII[||lllllltltlHIHimMI'l'l'lll[lllllllll

AUG. I«, KANKAKCe, ILI-i

WANT RIDING DEVICESWHIP, AEROPLANE RIDE OR FROLIC

Day Biul niEhc

CONCESSIONAIRES,

FAIR WORKERSBrlDiliii Up FilMrli Statuettes

FAIW-HOT—

AMtlAkv «IW«tlM win b« ttdt m Ulfsuit lUt miWltl M MUMHh Kna. Tla

A. JMntOM kai mUMB Ttn SUIbMM litt

m.^Jtua*! I, bgHlMliiB lb l3?nutt •t'inlnAvAvka tor ib^-\fratnrm «4*t]U4 AnKlqdoi,nnttrd OUli)* *rlW Ikit Loa'a- Msnlli

Slur ii^Tbt M̂EBr^milM pnciicMuS^ iht

•OHOMA'a FAIR TO.BR BIQ ONB

SrS&sisS&S GET A HIGH STRIKER FOR IHEFAffiS

EUs iou/circutt * "•^ F*, Om 8e»LU b 18

Sauk C«nt*r. Minn. S«pt. 14-17. "^--^rT.^™* "'y* * -"^ ™r'_"'TL»"*»-. .. ^ .

wX:i^''fc'sSt?SoS:1:— > """^ *^ ^ ». -^1^*1 «%.

nnr ntta IB a nt CIraiilt. Dmr•ad Mlglit. .HMr ^r'^'t Concewloiu.

^ar»lM »M>llB«tloii» «arty irtth each l"«lr

^CROSSMAN & GOURLEY

Stands ten Inchea high, mail

lalnled In Iha btlghtoat roiora true to Itfe. "E»«TtWBi_li

QR08S LOTS, $10.00 PER DOZEN. MO.'"£B% cash wltli order, baloDCG C. O. D. ^""J —, _IOWA NOVELTY CO.

Bit, Bt7, «8 Mullln Building. SE^'!^ t7..£SiS^ .^'i«wwM>*to&CBOAR RAPIPt. IOWA. JS,"^?^- S?l.^S i?"!^

The WEST FLORIDIi FAIR

ntoMOCTOin molt, Int.

W. Hi MILTON.

^^raE^JHSS 77th YEAR

s & A-iJi='s?'&,"w;"a s sr.- "s iirs Urangeburg rair

Ontario Booking Office E£JSs™i"S|° Jcctlinialilt nil

DAY AND NIQHT PAIR. ORANGEBURG, N. Y,

SEPTEMBER B, 7 and IHft

PrlvUasM and OooMwIona. BM-."— PrMlMM,iiHii », Tonii sc. J—I. tintVtg m iiwtij S. b. Huw. ^ Wants PrlvUasa* and done

yiAWJSJg-tvarg's ^ifst.sfc.'s.isr.fiK-K.'ss KisfSaasf

WANTED FORWEST euaOLl PMISH FUR

CIRCLE SWINQS CHANGEDTO CAPTIVE AEROPLANES

ILw* "I WW n"""> £.«ffia5M».?5ss."«.i: WANTED

S?'l,aS^^»?#"' For Hawkeye Fall aid Expaiilian

J'. .»«»., PARISH FAIR SIVIVIO HJ"„').»-"S!."r'i,S!3PARISH FAIR RBVIViO

WANTED, aean Slnws

NdriB mrt. BiiMrli>«sd*ii^^nUortttd

^lo^MjAHd^VIE

ERECTING NEW BLEACHERS

HUKELL eOUMTV FME FAIR^

MadisoD Cnimty Fajr JlssociatioD^^s.^'H; ^^-^^^

WYANDOTTE COUNTY FAIR ]

S'iSl55?f?UaiS STRECT FAIR Mi BARBECUE

CfflCBS SEATS FOR SAEH REKT

WANTED FOR CUBA'S BIG FAIR

ED F. CARRUTHEne

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Tt»e

Skating*CHICA.GO'

KOUiEK BRAXINO RKTtTAIi HUU

Sot milT ! ttM* (dill'' to Iw «B<—tt llkm

' SKATESAREIHEWHTfanUR

TheirQTJALITYandDTTR-ABIUTT an well knownto their MANY USERS.

CHICAGO ROUER SIUTE GO;Wl W. Uu Stnel, - - CUnnH.

njQHT AROUND THE WORLD,_ by Onmn ApMlnUd by Aara Club

uid Laagus ef Anuriea

Vn T«t» An^. T^-^XtiB ^MtU commliv

urn wt aotfu utn W* wIt Ikt Fnd SllU TwfplM* akM^ VMAI

ffli' ExhibitionALAviation^ Ballooning and ParachuteJiunpbi^

LOCKLEAR'8 LAST FLIGHT tow Owti m nkw ttw u

I it !• pinud to (an Uu Mt fliflit I

, aurtliic miat in s™ Tmk.

•wu n* uBunuradi Kaw T«k to Snttlh

;BbuHuO, uas mliSi to AuKUk, StM. *M

. ^ Bjrl.i. UB

kto- Oaring Air FIgtir* Falls ts Dnth InLos AnDaiai—TInney Gala Can-

' *- -- Looldaartnota Haldby

Ui risk ttUl pap U> AriduA. tmt tlw*

H. R. CRUIK8HANK Vltm,

£n^r*ISM ^bMiU m to ta& to Ida aeMt M i«u.' mpptd In tnud mt mt. ttid UIM *k «raM Uw no

"' r3Ss'% S:."?:.}^!

~"'

Ridididsoa

No time to waste! Yourband organ should besent to the factory for a

thorot^h "going-over"—

AVOID costly delays in

the midst of the season.

Wutlitzer fumulieB FREE _ESTIMATES, LOWESTPRICES, GUARANTEEDWORK- WRITE TODAY.

tk_ns nsDLPHM _

WuriKzbrMANUFACTURING CO.

I n«t lbs VTar IJniiinieBt fllil But aDw

<.^>_~L ^ JTi^ lUtM tlut tba •nut jju^ftir mniiij^ »•

„,

.

drqiptd """SlT* fla^.'Ml'Sw IM wagMM In tt;

! mint. .na nmici rit'tKorlrf Imclntwhen, tb.r ablniN In tli« ''J',— — IT went 10 Ft. WorU,

B^!!"APPLY FOR OHARTRR

Ihg piM ran nxti. ta bg jamrpHiM lot flO^OM vlll be Bida tbla

"da' for gjmSidMiiMi^|taitar Bi|[iii.^An.

na Uf tnlfaa at KTaurtiH (ma the waMA irtm ta UNt >aB(la «ln Ika A«a(lad.t AiMtftn OMa pilot TlDDar. rj'T^ St{Sff<P£ fi^

PHILLW FLYING SCHOOL t^^^^S^^^^Sm^^T'AIRPLAHt CONTIST

r^an^'^nTwr^Woai g ouddJS*;cHM S^ifiSootWcS&'iSmInc In '^T'ssiMua 11 Srtl'ba'ltl^Srt'at tor^jJ^hAnehipIS^l

nieiURDtoH uu bearimq smTECfL-

RINK ROLLERSKATES

, bp.dqiui

HDrlQC ^« pan w«c& tuiaa psiacbnti

$225.00 BUYS

KEVUVlOUORaiUI

WMTED-JI UHU MMMM

CONCESSIONERS, ATTENTION!

II niTaDkM at Ha Mat MM MERCHANDISE VIA AIR

Motmvta. wES'^eM&ltloaa. natfaUu' Batumi tta i

0(11 la wa «t tka Mt aoglipaf ta «> Bin. ttm i^Mar NHi ax SST^mSc

HOME-COMINGiTii,ii,a,imu

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Streetmen, Pitchmen and FairWorkers! (^[]^^^ f1^HERE ARE SOME REAL BARGAINS M Wkrr^i-r:^^ f^^l^^'^LlZbl

IV! oamunk bill bakkr

mat baa bwui* <l Bmtt uA lb* Ulmua iMit ma bkUhi

itfuf- nur ud eiBbnidvrT

^^^^^^^""if at -f, T?.'* "^.^ Til Tm ifc

rtt» am"£i i;£rtii^lS»h3rt»«2puree. W ™ ".?_!? S5 j^^^ i' .'S! * «« twin, wff nu n snKaa On.enan.

| mm RWm flMM.*^^'*°<^,h , "';^^||^

ttr^

AMriOB Itarri^ Ci.

12 MouHHniUMtPROtflPOIC^ It. L

AGENTS

MOTOnSIS' KGESSOHES CO.

PITCHMEN, DEMONSnUTORSAT LAST IT IS

-oux-F'or de:ivionstrationsAT.FAIRS, OH THE STREET, AT DEPARTMEMT STORES

SEND 25 CENTS FOR SAMPLE

BERK BROTHERSMmrvoflKcnv

Mm, inn oMntlic An Tlixtala. win >

) U1UT.THEIHHM

AMBER COMBSTOU eMTHKW

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'The B ri ibo a r d

Larg« etzs. 10 to 18 Incbea. Made of ttttliymaterial. Elebt AnlmBta: Besr,' BaRUo^Carnel, Elepliaiil; Eorae, Rhlnaeeni —mUB. iism per dozeo.

SITTING DOGS AND CATS.BIk size, FlEiaby Appearance.

[1-lnch Slee »^ Per17-tnch Slza 9M Per

fiBe these ble Taloes. SenA ter n3Wle»ra wholesale prlsu. Money tiM)E If i

rned. We ban no catalocii'-

L THE CHESSUR I^ iiiw.Hkmi.in.TiMH^ii

CONCESSIONAIRESGET THE LIVE ONES

THE NEW LOIS DOLL HAS 'EH ALL BEATA MILE. A SURE WINNER. JUSTWHAT YOU NEED TO FINISH

THE SEASON WITH A B. R,Price F. O. B. ClnctnnatL

>ut Mirror. UM Per Do2. Per Qro., UBjM^rror. KM Per Doz. Fer Gni., iSMO

SDmple, with Mirror, prepaid $1.2S

AU, OF ODn POIiLH ABE SmOiY FRO-TECTKD BT V. t

Write, wire or lAone yonr order todqr.

ALISTO HMFS. CO.

^ PAPERMAN, CREW MMAGERS, GIRIS

Flhdiey, OhioT£'iJi.^'-BriFS^ CQMPTON BROS.,

GET IN A PAYING GAMESPECIAL prapeiitlan to start you In '

THE OLD RELIABLE

DESK CLOCKWhile They last,$1.90 Each

WRITE FOR THE "HUSTLER" imCATALOG JUST OfF THE PRESS

We coirr one of the largaet and mast com*llete sloclur of merchandise under ona roofQ the country for Strsetmen. Carnival Coa>— J Pitchmen. Premium ITsora. Sheet

Auctioneers. Saleatioai-d Ojieratora.rators and Medicine Uen.

SAMPLES, »2.25.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

DEMONSTRATORS* aiG HONET HAKiNB ntDroiiTrapi n» rail

THE DNBRUMBLE 6«S MAITU

BRISHT-Lli^ MANTLE CORP.

.^^^ PAPERMEN! DEMONSTRATORS, SIREnilEII,

FUR WORKERS, AGENTS

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« The Billboard <kuaun H, mo

tlwr* mr 'wnt XSm CIrm^im^w MEDICINE SHOWS

CHINESE BASKETS6,000 NESTS TO BE SACRIFICED. DIRECT FROM FACTORV TO YOU.

EXPRESS PREPAID.atghly Polished. Elaborately Decorated.

WITH SILK TASSELS, JADE RINQ8, BEADS AND CHINA COINSId Attractive, Flasby Colors.

5 TO NEST, $5.25 2 TO NEST, $3.35and Ramambar', IbVMa* Prepaid.

One-third Deposit. So Orders tor Less Th3D 10 Nests.

. BROWN AND WILLIAMS,Tha Houaa Tint Makas Dolls.

1S19 Eighth Avenue, SEATTLE, WASH.

Indian Pictur^

^^MW^M "Imnts^-streetmen

mat m la SMAi.. '-Blf" NfmaaM lUa il^^—^^MagOFTOmOWN.

Medicine Woriiers, Demonstrators, SalesmeaWE PAT $6.M aid $3.60 CGMMtSSION

NMa Iw ikI, II TO 14 INCHES HiaH

a 2 doz.~ trial order ration; "Pine Iron Compound,"'. HdntidSrilYonOMGtBlt,

SUNNY SOUTH NATURAL MEI ' MMidavillfc La.

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Th« Dlllbo'ard

LADY LOVEPERFUMED

SACHET

SLUM HUSTpERS ANDlUHt. mtluM, mot «•an •'mtdr* oiaik.

WHITE STONE WORKERS* HERE'S A LINE OF HOOPS THAT WILL

BE BIG MONEY MAKERS .FOR YOU.

.1 P. & P. STATUARY CO.I 413 Dalawara St., KANSAS CITY, MO.

PUSTER DOLU AHD STATUARY OF ALL KINDS

Z LkensGd MamifMtiirere el ROSE O'NEILL "KEWPIES"

HARDINfi BUST HOW READY, WJN A HUNDRED

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<SB The Billboard AuausT 14. mo

CARN IVALSAND HIS MAJESTY. THE BEDOUIH

BRUNDAGE SHOWS HAVE BIG

PPENINg AT FT. DODGE, lA.

,

CorivDtSaBMSoFariUiportodJiostP^ I

kiAa IBttarf of Organlmliun Cai«ran ;

to Soon bmide Ndbradni for

Fail Cddnatiam

•TEVBNft BROS.* MODEI. EXPO.

VEAL BKQg.' SHOWtHdvs ftecard-Bmliina W«k at tl

HarriibuFa (lll.f I'air

f,!]^''iu.^«i^Jh^r^S'aS^£tt& FOLEY BOOKB OKLAHOMA PAIRS vi

toPadre" M t^qf^g*J iLLiJ—L.*^ Tm ». nier. cturni aeiot of ttc SIo»

SHOWS AT EA8THAMPTON. MASS. ^* (Sew twt. AMt.

iDd^H^^Se K»fB BP to tbi

P^nikV WU4 Wwl ArMM prDTtd bvmf«r tbt TElI crowd fff pi€mmmn-M9\m^Uw aruB iri* packed to capadtj at

, . ..Jutatv tbit tbc AoerkaD tbri trt dam aum, PlarW that tsmi. Ui* The >ai"

Iiv varr fvod badaeaa. BaUt BartAva, two vaaka])Wtnil>ninj B liltMa Oh, tbt tba iat u

DdDda and cama Tan tot tM txtt lesnltaur aia baw f^BC ta CtOac BaMa. nekjBlT lH. with Vit«niminnt. lait net. aa «

' ZSniMAN « PQLLIB SHOW^

'SUPERIOR MODEL' CARRY-US-ALLS 'tf^^even Oiscixiiit tte beLatUol -SPE- --. —CIAL XODEUT- that have proven go l^iSi,popiUar In put years. SUPERIOR „ms. FnmiloOa C»iTy-U«-AUa are the last woid <-- -

iD perfection, studded with tiandredaI

of ipeCUtl berd-edse French Place >

UhTots mnd ft mnltnuda of electric -'

ligbts. C A. Wonbun says of hia nenSUPERIOR model: Teople from the .

Aat, Weati Nora and South, as weU i

errV showsBit cur itDWi att aaaiag mtiTO

atnd f^o. Ok.) la

CAIUSIIVAI. & FAIR DOUL CO.

ORIEKTAL AWT OOk MOVAArt Ofc. I

Maiter Bntten

I D0B6HI0T MACHINE SsSSr&.^'nrS I

p. 8.—My apeclal raniilpH wJiMh^ bajCTl fc—awUl n*a^^ BOtm < recelptnt, tLWt ^ V

CONCESSION

1. 1^1^ I IH STOCK

ParachutesHORTHWEnaN HtUMM I TOn- SOL

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The' Billboar d

Elv^ns' Venetian Sw^ingsl!MFB, PRMCnCAL, EOOHOMICAL. BFM. MCMEY OrmRS.

THC nnws vnwnm niiiiaB have momi the wiiiims of the season in rioinsOn* PMM ai TMr BiflllMlll to a* HmiiIhi oI «e oallwl liMtauri Sprfitalna Up

EVANS' SWINGSNOW IN USE AT

frf EVANS' V»IETtAN SWIN(». This & the outfit you „„. „_ all the latBRt and axdusive features (not found in the imitatois' outfits). Every bit of work is

of tlwvitnr bMt mateiU and by the moet skilled mecbamcs. This assmcs you perfect fitting and' nalUi anda indit to your midway. OUR GUARANTEE BACK OF EVERY

SE?nj FOR COMPLETE DESCRIPTION AND PRICE

wfcliiypmii tMti anouUit

H. C. EVANS & CO., 1528 West Adams Street, CHICAGO.

No. 603—9 IN 1 WHITE STONE CLUSTERRINGS. The biggest selling ring on the maricet.

Highest grade gold filled qusBty. Absolutely guar-

anteed to give entire wearing satisfaction. Set with

the finest rfainestones that can be bad.

PRICE, $12.00 ?£A DOZENNo. 1065--W H I T E STON EGYPSY RING set with a doublestone and has a hole in the getting

wliich makes it resemble a lesl dia*'

mond ring. Wearing quality abst^lotdr nannteed and finest Sumatra Gem white stone t]

u.«£r PKICE, tl2M PER DOZEN5«nd for our gold filled ring Catalog.

SINGER & YEBLONNEW YORK CITV

KHE'S GREATER SHOWS WANT'•rHa Whwl and Whtato ptay tan w—k» of Crt*ratlo.n» and Fai™.immmmmmJTmiMViiw. Yan-bi-On* 8he«4 Divina Giri Show, first-

j^rn nStSrSlMUhH Mnd« of CBWiawiiaa. UWbMlaapwi. Noth-nc CMMn. VTmrnt no P. C, feM^rar^aailM. TMa t^OW Way.i outiB «Mar. PartU»E|y MO plMr HmMB MMRMa. "Wk* ar writeH, BIANC OmH Mar, MM RMga Awwhi^ PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Don't Be IVIisledUve Numbers for Coming

WAIVXEDFn BIG \m mi mm streets, fiee iCTS uid gmcessioiis

W. H. and G. H. STEVENSiHonaL]

mTHC BlUaOMIObMn I

WAnD-SmS^ HKI^ CNCESMMSCENTRAL LABOR UmOl^ OAIWOHDAUI AND VICINITV.E>l9 Labor Day CaUbratlBiV «i. Hb— Waafc and Pall Faatival.

TWO SATURDAYS—TWO. tCVrat DAYS—SEVEN NIGHTS.Jie Labor Day parade. 300,011 patmf «<t *»f ttom. The only «l«bra-.ion Tn this vicinity and the only BafltraMtll Of any kind hald in Carbon.

'"'°Have?ooj''iT"rD-'=i!ion for Dog and Pony Shov. Kooil Pit Show, Cir-

;U3 Sirif-F'ii.'.v MotDrdrcmc will mske b;r, here. ConcpssTonprt, it you

WANTED, A GOOD, CLEAN, RRST-CLASS CARNIVAL

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70 Xlie Billboard

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The Billboard

11 ii iFportal Itm* Omio, K, thaiIbw IrMluJ dufI. Mliullc te tilt Zirlbolue aiuiw. m tbo 'Ictinr

^'"J^™'

itf'ibc rttllL-e DeiiartiiiBntp

StKt bun N'<nr Tak li thit nin Ito/. sddof iba MM toon Mav BUUHI iliowfivk. wimbit jMIJU^aM Muoa imk^nT^-DrKii

iM, int mtt, b

Big Sellers That Put Pep In BusinessMen's 16 Size, Open Face, Geld Finish, Swiss Watdi

$1.20EACH

No. B. B. 22S. Men'*win Watch. 16 Gize.

pen face, gold plated

se. plain polished, bas'ne Ebape, thin model,ilntad back, anItb antiqueItem yrlai andet. nickeled movememiipoaed winding wheel!

Gold Plated Packet Knives

SHURE WINNER CATALOG

We Protect Our Ciislaiiiei> by SclUi^ Goods lor Commerdal Pwpotet Onlj and Not to ninle PartiH.

N. SHURE CO., V^SL Chicago. lU.

Mlmt mra, od„ aaa,.acKt-t-:..., iir A IMTCn freaks ahd attractions«»TrT= rlAniW SUITABLE For pit SHOWSs,^^-^ss:-i.au'„-^« SUITABLE For PIT SHOW

^?h2im^^?™!l^»M?K5SV'"™Sn ""i "'bo rnon and wife to take charee of same. Want one or two more Sliowa thataUffllBB tfa^ wlmmi iMiiM lUMi. isMM don't conHlct with wtiot we liaxe for our string of Falra. We liave Three-

S, BOWEaZ,

' Tesaa, week ol Aneun S. F. W. T ft Cook Unltwl ttMwa.Free Acts Wanted

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1^' The Btllbaapd AUQUsT H, nee

BEACON BLANKETS

POLLYANNA BOLLS-TEBBY BEARSIn Stock for IMMEDIATE Shipments

ALUMINUM WARE AND KETTLESSend for our attractive folder showing com-plete line of Dolls and Concessionaires supplies

UNITED STATES TENT & AWNING CO.22B NoFth Desplalnes Street. - - - - - CHICAGO. ILL.

Kaplan'sGreaterShowsWANTS

IIm PMHom TS MM At dnce. alei

AMERICAN EXPOBITION SHOWS

glMjtag Euibtmpioap—BOX (KELAN9^.

PflANCIS UNITED SHOWS

CANDYtnciUBi mat nuMrfiH

:n: concessions

BRACK'S

?2!i5?LJ.HetllSllOWS?!2!!!2-

. _ ..NSVILLE, . , _. . _ „ ,. „OWENSeORO, KY, OavIaH County Fair, weik of SEpttmbar B.SCOTTSBORO. ALA, Jne

Sinethport,Pa.,Home Coining

^OLDIERS' REUNION, WEEK OF AUGUST 16

™'shovl Wire oi['i^te™o'w.'"j.''v! MORASCA^'mbV^nt Co., wmIc Aug, 9, Shaffield, Pa.; then Smalhport, Pa.

CHOCOLATESand One Pound Boxes,a QuBiHy Chocolntes, paolti-buiit boiea. For pclca andlaUoD, write

J. J. HOWARD

PROSPSCTft 'AT aUINOY

CHICAQO. ILL.

Tbt oilr wu Itnl •NnilMi «aAliiDl

Joil sumJ* Iks ittr Italh^o* li andrr tin

COVLE BROS.* SHOWS

SPILLMAN ENGINEERING. CORPORATION

oarousFlleshigh strikers

HERSCHELL -SPILLMAN COMPANYBndfor esUlog, piiceB, etc.

HORTH TONAWANDA, N. V.

ANDERSON-SRADER SHOWSWant man to take oharge of EE Wbed. Salaiy, 985.00per week. Wire, do not write. Address Sheridan, Wm, "

nntil August gist. a ^

Mid-West Haib^Doirf^act^p620-22-24-28 Em*. 8th Strwt, - Kansas City. NIo.

OntdolbaniMlfastBpaHMrmiQnAn. Tm Aoold hsTBonrpticn.

CHAN IN CHtCAQO

^ ^ nOLL MEM.ATTENTION!

PlaJnUBanilmWA •JJ"^^

WWTEI,filHIB,CLEllNCMKINILCiFOR LEMHI 60UIITV. IDAHO,

FAIR AND RACE MEET

H SDmerset, Ohio, Pumpkin Slioi

- it ba 4ilima ts call uC MlUr tICBlNIt

Sapttmbar Z3, 24, ZS, 1920.,

FREOS ACTS WANTED.Addraia C. A. PIHCK* Ttm*.

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QUALITY. PRICE. SERVICE

WANTEDFiist-clflffl Conoeesioiis, Free .Attractions, Shows, etc. Big Sticet

BARRON, WISCONSINSEPTEMBER 21, 22 and 23, 1920

Good Crope, Ptenty 'ot Money. Come and get It. Could use smallCaniival. Tdl all in fiist letter. Address

0. D. BLUSIHOHKM, Stnitaiy w WM. PATSIOK, fnattnl. Buna, WU.

Milwaukee Checolates for Concessians

nd: t iilc: iSrli:

n.w nunr a?"

Mim^upn.v CAHDV GO, mi van tn.m.

WANTED TO BUYMernr-Co-RiNiiHl or No. S Qi Wheel or BothHMt ba ta A-.1 oondlUon mat teoked ap with Bood lln* oil EUim Bute terms.AddTMi JOHN P. FOX, in BiMk Rook Avwiua, BridgtpMt, Conn.

AT LIBERTY-BANDA WELL-KNOWN ORGANIZED BAND

Can JoId at onct. Mr. Maiwetr, it yi.u have an opening tor a hlKh-claiBand that playa real mualc, we Imvc two changes of elegant uniforms andour Ubruy mnalatS of a COmDlete repertory oC clasalftal. sacred, lutrlatls

and a nMelUtr for nil aBd real Uvaly. up-ta-dato mualc. Would coolder oSar ftMl anr nHibla manHgcr who nppreciatea a good band.

Address BAND MASTER,Car* Th* BlllbeaNI, OinIiiimH,Ol

. Brown's Amusement Co. WantConeeutons of an kinOa. No •xcluatvea. Eapeclatlr Knife Rude, Candy,PlUow*. CfBuettOt Ham and Bacon, Oro«<-Ias; Rrult. Falmlalry ud Bill" — to take ohBTge «f lUoahni *" ~— —wife. Have complete ontot.can Band, especially Baaa Pi... ... ^place Ocneral Acent and Second Man not atekl to WMk. W*close. Addms per rente: Aabum, Idaho, WMIk JM—'

"

Iieglon: Bexbnn, Idaho, weak AavOH M, BHatdato. weak Annat M, Tmir Aaaootatloni BrUtaaa.

Di lAiaB, DtBli,yair AaaoelatkM. MnaarMMn. Wa Mm

Wantad JfAWAHANS JWanted

eJA^IVIE^S M. BENSOIM SHOWSWE PLAY TMESe PAIRS:FLEMINOTOIS], N. J.DOVER, DEL.OCKANA. V/V-MT. AIRY, N-CROXBORO. N.CANDREWS, S. C-SANFORD. N. CSMITHF-IEL.D, N.CALL DAY AND NIOHT FAIRS.

WANTEDMAGICIAH

to oporata oiicn frontHIiubodShow on 50%.. 1 funudi out-fit, inoludina pita and Ma-Bone, carved front, tent, etc.

Vou fumiah all pe(q>le.

WANTEDHIGH DIVERjwlWjJ. Usu bm mm rii-

tUT*BUI^'*j!SfrMT^^NISU^

CONCESSIONS SHOWSCAN PLACE AT GOOD

PROPOSITIONWANT EXPERIENCED

MEN ON WHIP^CAM rLACB aw Kod FUttgnn

Washington, N. J.. August 9-14; Dover. N. J., 16-21; Flemington, N. J., Fair, 23^8.

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Th e B 1 1 1 1> o a r il AUQUST 14, igao

HAIR DOLLS, 50c EACH=IN LOTS OF SO TO 10,000FULL CASH WITH ORDER. NO C O. D'S.

The highest grade 14r-mch Movable Arm Hair

Doll on the market. Best grade nets at

prices 40% cheaper than any otherDoll Manufacturer in the ommtry.Orders shipped same day. 100,000Dolls in stock.

532-34-36-38 W. ELM ST., - - - CHICAGO, ILL.

Campaign Emblems

FIRST EDITION SOLD

WANTED FOR LA GROU'S SHOWSTWO GOOD SHOWS

Man and Wife to handle Spidom Show, one good Wrestler, GirU to

work aa. Oaeatal Sbmr, tew more good Cooceoiions. My first Fair

Btarls Angwt SI, Bt ToiatSl^ Xh. Mo time to write. Wire aU to

STQfE LA GROU, WltM-Bwre, Pa.

9XB0M WECI^LY PROm

DOLLS *'TH DRESSES, $30 ""Per 100 i

PROMPT SHIPMENTS

FREAK BABY IN NORFOLK

Caroisselle and Ferris Wheel For Sale

JASBO FLYING JINNEYSBntU Vtht tar Vlantn aad Fair Worksn. Xxwfls comtdat« on wairnck, and can be tnnsported wben Merry-Go-Eotindii can't i

DOLL WIGS—— Mi.^., Po«. TO.. »ltB !l, "SI.

- - -^^.M-^ —B- THE PRICE IS..-^«-^J'!?^"'t^ $15.00 per 100, Complete

BOBT. DAVISONIsland Ave., CHICAGO

« Street. Kamaa City, Mi

Ambla Labor Day and Home-ComingSatnrday, SeDt«aber 4. I^b^ crowds. AU kinda of Concesslona aoUcited.Fne Ehdilbltion. Please correspond at once. M. F. MclNTYRE, JR-AifHrtean Lagion, Melntyre Port. No. 284, Ambi a, Ind.

Got That Pork Chop Fund Saved?

TIE GiEKT mm Miimu min~•voir ^Me YOB MMnm nt sauMmt nit rvr ! A lOMi rai m SmmSW • tS^ "* *~ *""

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PROMPT SHIPMENTSGUARANTEED

TO AGENTS md SALESBOARD OPERATORSyour Knives direct froin the world's lai^est manufacturers and

J your orders will be shipped on tbe same day we receive

. Don't risk costly delays and disappointments- Lotprices to Jobbere. Every man that sees one of these

Lifelike Photo Handled Knives

In Natural Color

will not OAly buy for himseU but tor

his tneadB also. Write ue todi^witiwot fail for our handKmife

K|Milt(FREE[ha blBMt aad iIiimI rtwlng Vt

COLDEII RULE CUTLERY CODept. 128. 212 N. SHELDON ST., CHICACo:

CHOCOLATES

NO BEHER ONES Kl

TWICE THE PRICERogulatioii Cata..$3.00eacliWinged Cata 83.50 eachNigger Heads 82.00 each

I Leather Cats Sl.OOeach

U Deposit with alt orders.

STCHMOIIE HOUELTT CO

CASH FOR RIDING DE-VICES and FREAKS

FOR SALE. Mm mat cumw. *

froR SAUE

GRAMERCY PRICES GUARANTEED

FOR THE SEASON

The «-lb CoDceThe l-lb. Concession DOI iooHB uiio i ids. j-acHeo > aoz.. to case.

SEND TRIAL ORDER NOW, ASK FOR PHOTOGRAPH OF ABOVE.

GRAMERCY CHOCOLATE CO., Inc., 76 Watts St., New York City

rM-t I K I |X ORANGE.LEMON.CHERRY.LIMEI Irr llMK GRAPE !N POWDER FORM.BEST

I \ I I 1 I \ ANDCHEAPEST30GAI- $ 2,25

^11 A DONT WORRY ABOUT [TUSE

OU V3 HnHL w. -iViK^^ISO LBS.SUGAR $3.00WE SHIP ALL ORDERS SAME DAY RECEiVEDTRY US!BALL & BALL 543 NORTH DEARBORN CHiCAGO.ILL.

LAST CALL LAST CALLA MAIDCH'.SEPTCMDeR 4th to -llth, 13ZD

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

— Wbrt^, Trip la Mft^ "o girt a*™-

BMHDUl. «

COTTEMUMHIRMtS. WANTS

SURE liTiyw"« 14nHHER I HI I HO, 14

SHOW PRMTIM

«JAZZ-BO

Sell like hot-cake^. Evcrj'UuI,. wants them.

We Have the Felt. Tli. y in assorted

flashy colors and in the proper sizes. Prices;

No. 1 Felt $30.00 per HundredNo. 2 Felt $15.00 per HundredSend $1.00 for samples. Immediate deliveries.

EDER MFG.FEL'T .CAi=*S 409-415 Third Street* * . -

$75.00 perThousand$ 8.00 perHundred

Goods ready for shipment at once.

CO.Milwaukee* Wisconsin

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Tile Bttltooa'ral

j^^^ rnces forAUuUM^^^^^^

BUT THE DOllS THAT ARE GEniNG TOP MOHET

y^^^SSr irttii atn- mg u li

BALWIN UrilTED SHOWS

At 1VillUviban>. vliera Uic Bbain Idiljtd Uw

inenatHHial loy

Mfg Cp.IM FiMiAn, New Tork City

IMI arf iMi DMnn FbHi,CMm IHMB Ua^sJ fIi - III fu.ll. J, LLI

.

fls WnM sne^ PUBdefiua, Pa.

TiM klSest and moHt complete Una

#1 M l^rNClTMO^BLE ARMS

mJBpM 15.1111 ""

vrenlar m bAvquet« luM ^^^^ ^ ^ od*^

of merchandise: for Carnivals.Fairs, PaiicB. etc. RLRht prices.Prompt Bhlpmenta. Dolls that are

kuCON, INDIAN mi

PLAID BLANKETSDOCAN MSRCrs

WESTERiriirMFG.^C^8^^ SB4-S7ZW. Randolph^r CHIICaGO. ILL

AMERICAN BEAUTY largest movcltv ddu iiiNUFaETUiiERt in the world

WUb^m nilnr TopsOwOmliM«fS0U8»TEDDY BEARS, ETCL

Paddle Wheelo. all i»mbInattong;Serial Paper Paddles. aU combina.

^ AsH any^of^the boj-8 on the Big

API tIniiB HiDlppHl Hlih lb«a ^Aite'nQ ba uHd ml ninj du in Uib' tu'or «n toHbWTied^^^atB KOd Ulr] UKd wUh iha suae nsolu u tlw narn ibA bead oodtf U» bHl

BJ^'mUMHUD?"""^

rUCEB: snare DRUHHEADt.

BoalnnB with the orj^olatlaq (4d1EDU« al LWn HITHESE PRICES

GEO. H. LOGAN41B LOMCHART ST, ' N. PITTSBURG, PA.

no™ Show. FliataUiiii Sb«r, Llil tl IMi•nil rmii vlKcL wiih Uiliii nA( ikft!• Oc. bu^t naiBi In M* •m^ta^Mbj

mtt; J]. KlrcAELCr, BTCi'Cbll. i>llTjdPD^Are;I^Rrttwa CJpper folnfd one «iice!s!'*i.

CAN PLACEONE MORE LADY AND GENTLEMEN WHO

CAN PLAY, SING AND DANCEFOR HAWAIIAN VILLAGE

Can use high-class Agents at al! times. Address R. N.ADAMS, care J. Geo. Loos Shows, week Aug. 9th, St.

Paul, Minn; week Aug. 16th, Austin, Minn.

OF THE WORLD EXPOSmOli ^SIX DAYS AMD SIX niGHTS -a ...

jOR|[StOW| PL, SEFL 13THJ0 1STH

irj. AU WE,ite»M Lodm «u utad. aM Urn M BOo. la Hi PBdm MDi Mb Mr

WAMItU lO HBUI-FIIOH LARQE, HRIT-G

J. L. WRIGHT SHOWS

LUNA PARK, nynLESnM, W. ViU WANTS

BRUMSCWERV MIGHT

CHOCOLATESEND FOH CKIMjOGUE

B^kiiMC.^ D. OdpatwicKOTTO H. BRUMS

It N. SMontf St., St. L«ul,, Mo.

BIG JUNGLES lO-IM-OME ~. '~V^^7T~ ^^EST flSH CREEK BAMECUE^

R RABBITKISSESWSST RENCTHM M NKES OF BIEl MBBIT nSSES

We have fust purchased a large quantify of raw matenab at a biggood fortune.

BRER RABBJT CANDY GIVEAWAYS, $18.01 PcrTlMMMd Inn, (5N to ma)Our REQULAR 1h SALES SIZE, IS.M - *' - ON " ** >

AB orders shipped same day rec^ved. 'Smaa: Half oaoh with crder, balnHe C. 0. 3X nilin|Jm. 10a. (Stamps.)

BHER B>BBIT CAIDY CO, lie, M6^ UAMhkn^ B[iWT>

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BE YOUR OWN BOSS

$50 to $100 II Week EasyMAKING

Blacks WhitePhotos Direct

Post Cards

VhlteflBkIrect Mrm

new Daydark Camera

"^^Grab Tbii Qnick!

m BALLOONS, NOVELTIES,

ATUBERTY-^UADAM ZITA

FRENCH IVORY TOOTHPICKS

Novelty Mfg. Co. ^^^HCARNIVAL COMPANY

Xlte Dlllboard

"Some Ball Game"Sam—the Nigger King

SAM" IS 31 INCHES HIGH, MADE OF 12-C

HARD WOOD BLOCK AND IMPBOVEDCASTING- RICHLY PAINTED IN

FIVE CilOVED 1

CAKVAS TO BLOCK MAKE^ IT :

RESTUFP THIS t*AtmCONCESStONAIRn tMOUU. OPPIR.

It you have la mind mBrapecMmuMimmiT flSUreto be pBiDt«d od this tortOmm wHl ^ awne "free'^

of cbflJee. .

' Pries, with dirMtiona for malclnq rask, tlOJM).Take 1D% discount when full remittance li sent.Orders received for apeclal painting in mornlns mail

dtlpped foUowlcK day.

UNITED NOVELTY COMPANYTweirth and Syoamera Slraetb, CINCINNATI, O.

ROTEeirnMCEsOb Prfces JUfftji Tin Lowest, Compn Tttin

'1.23

ZEIDMAN & POLLIE

EXPOSITION SHOWSWANT

Man to operate and take charge of Honey Moon Trail.

Also good Eli Ferris Wheel Operator. (SLIM MAY,)wire. Can place Swii^ and Whip help. Anderson,

Ind., this Salem, Ind., Fair,-week Aug. 16; Frank-lin, Ind., Free Fair, week Aug. 23; then South for along season.

JOSENIiMM CO.

Dt^ B,lB-gH eWMWMHIBP;

cMNivAL mnsnuMWHrns

HEADQUARTERS GENUINE CHINESE BASKETSWITH

TASSEU'i

FIVETOTHESCr. SIZES FROM SIX TO FOURTEEN INCHES,AS PER ILLUSTRATION.

W£ U POSITIVELY MIKESEND FOR SAMPLES OF OUR BASKET iQIVE-A-WAV AT PRICES FROM SO TO SO CENTS EACH. ^ ^ uawtam iffind

KINDEL. &. GRAHAAA. • - 78S^ iMOmlon St.. SAN FRANCISCOf CAUF*

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THE BIGGEST FLASH FOR THE LEAST MONEYFOR CARNIVALS, FAIRS, PARKS, SALESBOARDS, PITCHMEN

THIRTY DIPPBRE^T COMBINATIONS. All flamhy, all elsMy, frnn' 25c to SI .76. Only n>em. . . InttantaRHUi hit. If you dont already know aM about all of thete lun-fi— I. 'iftoM for an aisorted trial order to get a real rdea (

/I FT SIX _ BONANZA

Abore prices are (or 100-boi orders, bntcan order any amoant In your flrst order

L M. MVIS PMDUCTS CO, D8pLMi5,i3»n Csrnill Jve., Chicago, III.mwiiiil DimM«UTom,vuu.Ati «.mwmwi. E2a p.n. a-.. Pittsburgh, p*.

JDST IR TIME FOR THE FAIRSTHE BIGGEST

MONEY-GETTER. OFTHEYEARRichly and attnctlrely drencdSatin and Velvet. DresKd wtHuffy Marabou trlmmfn^B. FulltracUve Vfie, with atrons, heavy veiling.Guaranteed tTnbreakable Wood- PulpComposition. Will not peei crack orfafle. Packed 6 doz. to a. case, la (nchMn heleht. Sample dozen cheer- till Cft:ul!y shipped upon receipt ot.. tIO.JUAll orders sabject to 25% deposdt.

Surf for ag^Hew Cital^, cmUiBfais our

jMMttt Ml

RUPPEL GREATER SHOWS

Plien. H.ricm

HARLEM MUSEUM154 to 1G0 Eait 12Sth Street,

NEW yoWrite. Phone or Can J. KOOET, Prop,

WANTED-FREAKS, WONDERS, CORIOSITIES

This la the tarsest Museum In tIn the market Tor mOHeDm or show nroper

The Du^ Museum open all year muaiA

U. S. 4.tM vuue fMt. Always

1 Dude, ^itoo Artist,

SPECIALOFFER

GETfin— \ ORDDI IN

/•Kt DOLL,Ilk RERl

HUR WO. DBUt lid

noommiuiictim,

$9.00 Doz.

B large stocb of IS-inch

MOVABLE ARM DOLLSon hand for immediate Ebipmeiit.

Gloss Fmisli, $25.00 Per 100

DoOFmisk, 30.00 Per 100Our prices may not be Ok lowest,

but o>ir dolla atB the HIGHESTQUALITY ON THE MARKET.

ATital Orterwn CnnkteYai.*M N^^^N to. U.)

Rlienlsff Doll

WaBted—Caraivml Shows

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siDiiPfwon coM»Aiiy.n«eh«fcii—Mb 117 iMtHWi »,IW YORK CITY

BALLOONScox oMMRDIIfi

PICTURESDIRECT FROM HAWUFACTURERH—Air, BSsrU aim eitter twR-djte. Ph Grass, - - • $3.50

WE ALSO MANUFACTURE

li.B~lln%PUi^hrGMi; 4M

Zowie-Awk^-k

Mt?-

SEISS MFC CO«TOLEPO.O.

WASHIIfiTOM, KANSASSEPTEMBER 1.2. 3

55™™ !«« SallDTa Rennlon. ' Tbraajw. Ten thODBBiid attendance UatJ^-p^^^tB^RIde^Free Acts, Shown

_ FRANK H.^MeFARlJKND.

^A^^lUITIO^I^j^NeeSSIONJMEN

COLONIALNOVELTY

DOLLSBeady tor Immediate Bhipmeot. Or-ders shipped same day received.25 p«r cent miut tuxompany all oT-Oma, bmlBDce C. O. D. Tbtma DoUa

sns

$3.75 EACH

COLOmAL ROVELTY COMPANY,403 FIRST AVENUE, . . - - . NEW YORK.

HEARaBPST. PHONE. GRflMERCY <4^.

PLAYIHOTHE CREAM OF FAIR CI RCUITS

g WMTED WMfTED WMTED

Veal Brothers' ShowsTwo Teama fur Minstrel Show. CAN FI.A.CE Thru the Falls,

Penny Arcade^ Trip tO Mais, Platform Show, Posing Show. Winfurnish top and front tor same. Craiy House, Whirlpool, or anyother Show oC merit. Joha and Sffle Gray, Bob MacK Shlna

MoUle Davis. Bastus, Spoony Brown, wire Raymond D.Mtsamoto q

HAVE FOR SALEi rmynw^U ft. T tt.; l FIu Wasnn, K it. by i ft.; 2 14-ft.

Vatt"^ t <fc Willi mcki; 1 It-tt. Box '^son, 1 Band Wagon,can be fl U tad. Omi two M-tt. Ylmt ITlasDnB and Bos Wagoacan be Been at Sullivan & "Eagle Wason Worlca. Peru. Indiana.Others with Show. Reason for selllnK, Juat porohnsed eieht new20-foot Waeons from Sullivan & Eagle. All Wagons are equippedwlih Eooae necks, bull rings, etc, and In A-1 condition. Vic Cody,wire Al FauUt. Lotlle Flckles. come on.

ALL. LEGITIMATE] AUICaSSIONS Ol^ar.J. !•. Banunie can tiM Ura

A^tess JOHN VEAL, HanaaMiValfwraiM, lad. (Fair), WMk Au0. 1f|

KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR.ROUTE

H. J. HERSKOVITZ

Indian Design Blankets

nimciiiiisPlantatloa People, Mao to take fuB charKe Ten-In-One outfit, completeiMan to talce full charge Cabaret outflt. complete. Wanted for Cabaret:Dancers, 10 cents. Frefer tluwe who like to be ladies. For Sale—20-(ootGlass Joint, two Ball Racks. Can be placed on Show. All Concessionsopen. No excln^ve. No Britt St. Paul. Va, week August 9: JohnsonCity, Tenn.. Aucust IS. CIOMd towns, hut I am showlne them.

6. H. HATCH, Munitr, - - ALBERT HAYS, AssL Mautcr.

WANTEDFOR THDEE-DAV CELEBRATIM,

INCLUDING UBOS DAYMerry-Go-Round, Carnival Company.

Act. LarKP crowd assured. Write "

ice. Reefl Cilv, Mich. •

FRANK YODER, Secretary.

HEMTXON IJB, N^EASB Twm BILLBOARP.

LARGE GLASS FRONT DIVING

TANK FOR SALE

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80 The Btllbottrd

EiOOKtW. H. aTARKBV, ViM-Pra

LOOK! L.OOKIH. H. ILMK, awy-ltao.

L.OOK!

SIX BIQ DAYS—LABOR DAY WEEK—SIX B1Q NIQHTSI

SEPTEMBER 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1920'HOaSE RACES—AUTO RACES^MOTaRCVCLE °RACES.

U kuwHRm 'Acta. Blroworks every night. Biblbits or every deHcrlpUDO. ExcursLonH on el&tit mitcoadB ana all

CONCESSIONAIRES! GET YOUR SPACE AT ONCEaORFOlK AaRieUTUUL AND IHDUmiAL rAU AIMCIATIOII, 120 OicWun Bulldhi. NORFOLK, yimiNMi

BILLBOARD CALLERS

Fraiikliil Couhty Fair

GREENFIELD, MASS.Fine opportunity for Merry-Go-Round and Wheel.

Thiee days and three nights of live Fair,

SEPTEMBER 13, 14, 15 AND 16

The mek alter LABOB DAT; Sobm good loea-

tions left for GoBeecirions. Addmn

A. L. CHEVALIER, Sopt. Midway, BniifliM, Nus.

ATTENTIONRIDING DEVICE OWNERSWe hold odnlneti far excl)udT« Bidiis Derba Privileco 60 ofOhio's hrKQit Feueb, and on acoount ofchanga In dates of niDe oftbem, vm^qxne of sBveral io good, nliabla partlM ByooWnTlTrrrir fin TTminil, Fli Fi iiiiilTliiiiil m fliiinilaiiiiniiiiwullii iiiiil

want to get into oome nal money spots, wire or write F. E. GOOD-ING, Seoreta>r Ckioding Amusement Enterprian Combined, Wil-mii^toa, 0., Aoi. m7; Celisa, 0., Aug. 18-26.

^JL rut, tk* "ttttW" WWiMM Mf

And wnM BOt ttnM* Ik* almm uu. N wi

w"l>>lli™cloHd' Ui Blisin tM <«cwMi^llli Ikt^AUM Wnn it Jinulon.

C (Ljwi) SBltlt. te be trin nvitill bU U*"^*^

'^d'lll"' ^U* ''"oth"'

fHtUoD BhonB, la tlM dlr m rt»»nr« aoil

"Sir. HimpWB ADd wlto. mmlMlllA perform-

a looked Ibn tke Leitcr LUtI

FAIRS FAIRS FAIRS DOLL WIGSFair WoAera: Here Is the blggeBt monef-niKkar out; It's K pogltive fact; nak anyogentor of OUT Gnat Indlu mrsM OUMTbfa cnt ibowi 7011 bOw to ttama npi

Ifi almplei Mwy and dwap.m wOl hm

nitb full Instructtoihave alum and oUieon tho niBThet at ti

anywbere for tZ.50.

MAHHT not. IB Lam St.

to operate. Weiluma, best dollsiz. Sample sent

Wanted, Ml Kinds of Clean ConcessionsFOR TOWANDA, PA, FAIR. AUG. 31, 8apt. 1. 2. 9, im

4JI Wheel, open. Win aalt cirfoaive on each. Addr«»s W. 6. MALARKEY, =

Bliinli«mti.n, M. V. •

r LAS1 CALLII FOR THE CREtM OF CANADIAN FAIRS 1

$15.00 per 100 and Ifinduding vuliae ui'l pins- Special pnowto4)UaDUtybiiycra. Samples (1 .00prep^26% deposit with order, balance C. 0. D.

-ret., iRviHO, sir*

AVACe 2826-2827 Belmont AM...KUSS CHICAGO, ILL.

ff yoa ara not ualn. t '"U ("ffs, pt«M*M m« htar from pou.

•OSENC GMin FMI

' tiiau.' 'airtiiW 'io.""

WANTED "»POpening- V. Joy Field, Que., Aug'. IS. IncludtOB KlnBHton. Peterboro, Pleton.ComwBU, WeHaod. Hapanee, aimcoe and bis Homecomlne Celebration, etc

CONCESSIONERS WANTED,and Qenersl Help wanted. Can place any Ifovel Ride except Whip.aunCia iiBji-re^ ui a bb.i b. ''--,rlne», Onb; Gao,

WuM, Merry-Go-Roiind, Ferris Wheel

WANTED

CAIAIVAL COMPAAf WANTED

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XKC.Btllltoeira

NOTICE: STATE FAIR MANAGERSIf for any roaaon you have been disappointed In an

AVIATION ACTwe are prepared to deliver on short notice

JERSEY RINGLEAND HIS AERIAL CIRCUS

WITH MORE THAR 10 SHIPS ARD PILOTS AT HIS COMMAIDRinfl^ not onlir changes planes in midair and performs any aerial acrobatics or avia-

tion act porfonnea by any man, linpg or dead, liut he loops-tfae-Ioop sitting on Hia topirtiig of a pluw wilfa hk ums foidnL

MR DMn AMD nnM^ WIKJOSEPH R. CURTIS, ContraeUng Agent, Chattanooga A. Gi.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

BUIE BRASS AMUSEMENT CO.WAIMXS

for line of Fain, beglnnliiK Murfreesboro

S-Canadian Fairs-5 aS^^?!.THREE RIVERS, QUE- CAN- August 23-WKk.SHERBROOKE, QUE, CAN., Auguit SO-Wetk.QUEBEC CITY, QUE, CAN^ Scptamber 6-WeBk.ST. JOHN, N. CAN. Septambor 4-Week.OTTAWA, ONT., CAN, SWplamber IS-Week.

CONCESSIONS OF AU. KINDSAdareas M. TAXIER, 701 Savanth Avanu^ - • NEW YORK.

^rvS LEWISTOWN FAIRimm, M,Mn ii,0iBiB ^ti

Wanted- -Attractions-Wantedgood, clean shows that appreciate the patronage of la-

dies, gentlemen and children. Absolutely no grift, strong

games or girl shows tolerated. This is a real Fair and to

real showman is one of the Peonsylvania Hi£h Spots.

Address S. B. RUSSELL, Secretary*Troasur*r.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY FAIRBAYFIELD COUNTY, WIS., FAIRAt Iron River, Wis., Sept 9, 10, II, 1920

WANTED-SOME GOOD SNAPPY MDWAY SHOWSCl-rk Ccurrty F.ir. N.ill»!II>, W!., Au,. 31.8.pt. 1, 8, 3.

CAMBRIA INTERSTATE FAIR, EBENSBURG, PA.AUGUST 16-17-18-19-20. DAY AND NIGHT

'^Ti pinnn iimiiBj mniUiinniiiiii|i|i Hiini iiil iiiiliifiinrntn tn n "iliiiliiiiiii iiiiil Wlil^i Wfiiit FliFi iiii Win i1 Concessions all open. Wire, write oroomeon. Gloth GnaW Ifaows furnUi all attractions. Hub week, Somoset, tliea the fiur. Showmra and Ckoicessonen bmkiii^forwaid for a viit-

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TIte Bl-tlboartf AUGUST M, ino

THE SCREEN WORLDHONEST NEWS, VIEWS AND OPINION FOR THB EXHIBITOR.

W. STBPMBN BUSM-Edltoi*MABIOM WUSSKLL-AMo^mEdfter I

NO GROUP BOOKINGS WANTEDMOST OF THE BIG CONCERNS OPPOSE USE OF THEIR PRODUCT BY

BOOKING AGENCIESX O. WnXIAMS OF ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES THE ONLY MAN

WHO SEEMS IN DOUBT

li bnta gf bgittta IftMrMM* ttM H ^ Imcfr b U-pal af lU pMdmb be aBllnnitn. Ai fat ilMidr nntnta

:B bookUc. IfuelM In Uia OnllFd I

ADMIRES FEARLESS CRITICISM:MISS UABION RI7SSBI.U

care BllibaaTd. New York City!Dear Miss HushgII—permit me to ooDunend yoar couraceoiia review

ot a certain Broadway Dim In current Issue ol The Billboard. I bad wit*

' Cor rtret NatloBal, Ibta «nU maa staolgu

sr tU* uwn Mia Ur I«Bcb t^^Mfw-be a vmitr to uia binUBi adMSt srtAb taih

OTlTf tha UdipcKdul aUUUe fi« Mw M-intBiiitr dcFiiTs jwn Eutour of a MAst'nassed tbe wune a a&y or two tierore, and bad received pnctlCMIy the

We ot Bpeonk and Squedunk uaed to look to Broadwar to tell nawbat waa "ctaaa" In tbe ataow line, and we used to see some real art too,but It aeema tbe success of real art bas led to a riot ot nudity and sao-Baauaneas. void of continuity, rhyme or reason.

Tit tulbllcn gf tliF ITbIM >Mm nSMt*oj lEFii amncMBBM btis| wtsrat'Ms vHek

nntToI at llw bDoUata ot Mar mdotfai aoal-Wb are beeoralnB educated In the "sticks"' now and are capable of

formluK a pretty Bood Idea of what constitutes real entertainment andwe reseat tbe guy with an empty betfry telling what Is In Bomebody'a"garret," and believe that by endorainc and encoiiraBinK honest criti-cism by the early reviewers ne are helpUu; you to check the «bvl(HUtrend ot cErtaln producera' ideaa of entwtattanent, uaA In tUa wky notonly help art. but btn<eflt the pabllo M wdL .

Thanking you and aaBurlng yon tUt iMr iORCti BN aot aalTpredated by exhibitors; but by tbe pttUla M fewM M irMIM

Tours truly, BAHIIT WWm.

iTiaiwdBi ol Ilxir HmW^ « te tmpn Iktm In

tllDDIIOD si ta^lTMOi^We osi >w UBsdiUamr On ym atfM-

ssnn t* «• «iB^ SMI li WaU MMbNt aVnlsMaa k aaasiM Mmw.mAMhc

Ketr Toik City, Aspiat 6. ' .

CRANDALL QBTS' AHOTHM

I* OB (at mnthtr aad t«D an

•DMaigm

I Gorpotfltloa aad fi^bUc

bnaktaf* 1^ ov' pnAaet wtlli btoUas msriaa ^

' Umt. It I* WoM la armfs Ha ONr ai

atln cinuDlttaa, sad I nS!^i!If^

* aC Wa Urn la II

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Tlie Billboard

CARNIVAL AND ORCUS NEWS

•hMM PfcyTMtfc torn WMhs ma^_«iu w^^ir n»r>i

r^:Sr!!.2£2Er'_SS:'.JS PATTERaON A KLINE SHOWS

C RUECKERT & €0.BolMll^^C0.

iiw. Blow Torches, OMMlne Storeft

LABOR DAY PICNICLEXINGTON, HO.

BAZAARLMID AMUSEMENT CO.

To Ptay Indoor Catabntlvm

Wanted for Ringling Bros, andBarnum & Bailey Combined ShowsMnaldans, all Instrnments; also Air Calliope Placer for balance of tblt SMBonand nest. Mnst be A. F. o( U. Chicago. Ill, August. 12 to aa.

Adareaa MEHLE EVAWB, BandmertT.

Musicians Wanted forCUIFBEU-MIUr-HIIICHBISON CIRCUS WD miD WEST BIG SHOW UHI

PMilS, F«RS, CEIEBRITW,

SECHnMES,•nil, N. I.. diriDf tlie KHK at

MEAT SANGKJTO W»^

fiam Stra^ Weeks Fairs and Celedratimis

IHEriPOIT fkltSs&.s--ri*'t^^'. . NO CELEBRATION AT URBANA LOOK CONCESSION MEN LOOK

SOHCTHING CNTinELV NEWT£x&llAEIaii AtfoBliM OiB* and UfrAudlb Dfin!n!y^i IIi^TSi '"fiiSiSiHSiff'^

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AUGUST H, 1«0 The BMltftoaril

BIG FISH FRY AND HOME-COMING, BEARO$TOWN,iLL$.AUGUST le xo ai. inclusive:Want Stuvwa and Ck>Eicefl(Bions of AH Kinds, But No Storaa— WHJU BOOK A. WHIP :

tor thtai^ MMM of 'Om IMM'»M ntate OUdMuu nw*m no «a^-Bi*M a this abew aAw SndMkMM KMC fivA VMM aaC OM».

UUXENfBURG* H<MME>C01i«IN0 OF MONEY sraMDERSOb wia ba tiMWr than UmBMwu Bn«.' mdt.m i fanr* bem Mrama of bo«i wMttar tot mtcb dm and «M mtm ttttK OoMMHta mi. It

Want WorWnomen In All DepartmentsFerris WbeeL Merry-Gla-I)«nild Hem Talkers and Grinders. WANT eooa man for Jack Reese's Athletic Show; also Wrestler to work ootstde. Freaksfor TcD-ln-One or any kind ol Fit Show people. WANT Trap Drummer for Cabaret; also Dancers tor some. Muat be ladles at sU times. "WANTone Team for Plantation Show; also Musicians (or same (Tromboae and Clarinet). Wire. No time to write. Pay your own, I pay mine. -

Address T. 0. MOSS, Mots Bros.' Grtatar Showi, Alton, 111,, week August 9 to H; Beardstown, IIL, week Ausust 16 to 21 (Fish Fry); Luzembnre.St. Louis, week August 23 to SS; Clinton, Mo., on the streets. Home Coming and Reunion cambined, August 30 to Sept. 4; Parsons, Kan., Wheat and CornShow, week Sept. 6 to 11; Vlnlta. Okia,, Flee Fair, Sept. 13 to IS; Miami, Okla,. Free Fair, Suit. 2C to ia; Wacner, Okla, Fair, Sept. 27 to Oct. Z.

LORMAN-ROBINSON FAMOUS SHOWSWant PUnts Show and Man To Manage Samom have complete outfit. Dog and Pony Show to join at once; wehave complete cquipmeDt. Splendid opportuiuty to ri^it people;

muBt be able to deliver. Will place a Whip, Aeroplane Carousel or

Tango Swii^ with or without wagons. Concessions must be Inti-mate, "niis show will positively stay out all vrinter. Wire week of

August 8tli, Wheeling, W. Va.; week of August 15th, Ciunbridee,0.

LORMAN-ROBINSON FAMOUS .SHOWS.

XRAUSE GREATER SHOWSCan place for big circuit of Fairs, starting Staunton,Va., August 30th; Norfolk, Va.; Newbern, N. C. ; Green-ville, Rocky Mount, WillianiBton, Kinston, Raleigh, N.C; Columbia, Bennettsville, Chesterfield, Sumter andBishopviUe, S. C. ' All apod Fairs. Want two goodshows to feature. AlsoT«ii-in-One and Plaljorm Show.One good Free Act.' Also L^timate Ccmcessions,AmencanFaJmist. Addrav KH KUUSE. Hfr., KUUIttSHOWI; «t wtfc, fat. Hm wMfc ani* igiiaiBiii, m;week AHinl 21, MaMivtW. h.

Barlow's Big Gity Shows Wants Concessions of All KindsCook House open. Can place at once Athletic Show. Oriental Show, SnakeShow. Cabaret Workers, Piano Player, one mora Team tor Min^trpl Show.

Artist. Utliosrapber or Billpostor. will buy 600 ls<^l at Side WhU for BigWild West Hippodrome. Hutchinson, Kan., Round-Up, this week; UttleSlver, Kan, County Fair, week Ausust 16; Pond Creek, Okla., County Fair,'VMfc AnSiMt M. out all winter. Wire or nrlte HAROLD BARLOW, Mgr.viBwVng CKy Shsin. Sam Herman, wire Harold Barlow.

THE SMITH GREATER SHOWSFAIR SEASON OP 12 WEEKS OTAirra AUOtN^K

WANTED FORMPT. JIM MOORE'S FAMOUS SHOWS, BRID6EP0RT, PA.

Opaoeito Merrlstewn (hi* weak; wxic Auflti.t 18 to 21, New Catlap Del.,Ihu Uie tobttcco eountry ot Viislnla and North Carolina. Wanted—Sbona andCoBcesslons. CAPT. JIM MOORE.

WANTED—Mscfaanicai City. Trip to Han, Vtm Bouee. PliUBBmShow and other novel attractloDe.

Can place CONCESSIONS. TAUCBRK OBINDBSS. TICKET SCT.T^EHS. Musicians to enlarge Band (or Fairs. Toba, Baritone. Alto, Cor-nat. WItb T. H. Tarbrough. Man to Mo FllvtleEe Oar. Write or wire.

Wanted at once Trsln Master.

Wtlliamson, W. Va„ this week; Pocahontas, Va., August 16.

jMANTEb McMAHON^SHOWSUUtu «id VoDi n«9K. Bdt data boolird In Ntbcdft and rcLaiklo, Alblm E^lr. DntikT Fair. Wrar.

Itoolhl Btlil (o OrlDbtf ]». Brwixd IN'cb,! Styas Caoilaff. ve'i Auc. Pla]h\ I^4Ttr Crua^DC.WILL BUY OR LEASE ^'"""".SS^.^SSI'

"NOTHINd SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS" L

LOOFF'S CARNIVAL!Santa Monica, Calif. ^

WHAT WE HAVEWHAT WE WANT-CtSaXAOMJL" *4EU FIRRIS WHEEL** <

"FOLUES OF 192ir "CIRCUS SIDE SHOW*"HAWAIIAN THEATRE'? "ATHLETIC SHOW" i

"JUNGLELAND" "WORLD'SGREATEST REPTILESHOW"|

••PETE AND HIS EDUCATED MULE SHOW"|

••FREE ACT AND BAND" "30—CONCESSIONS—30'»(

' Tvo or three clean Shows that don't conflict. Musicians for

Band. Good propodtiovi to a Silo or Motordrome. Onemore Wrestler ; must meet all comers ; salary or per cert. Canl>lace good Grinders, Canvasmcn and Workmen in all depart-

ments. Fat Lady, Glass Blower, Freaks or anything suit-

able for Circus Side-Show. Saxophone, Piano Player andDrummer; those doubling Band preferred; extra money.

READ THE ROUTE. THINK IT OVER. COME, LOOK US OVERBOtTTB—Binines, Mont, Austrfces Wlaf ConvBaUon, «e«k Ant. S; Red I^Mlse, Mont., AuhpIoob j

Wyo, Auspices Chambar ot CammercA, week An*, M; TKermopoUe. Wyo, Ausplees American I'Bli

Co. Fair, week Sept. 6: DooBtas. Wyo.. nVw^K State JWf. 8"

-'^^,^^^^>^.-^^^^,Addrm all aammunieMlons to LOOFF'S CARNIVAL, > pw route.

Legion, week Aug. IS; LoveU,,

week Aug. 30; Basin, Wyo. Big Hornint. 1>! Fneblo, Colo, Colorado State Fair, week Sept IS; rMnidad. .

Northern New uextoo Fag. week .Ocu *; g^M»L M:Jte. Mm Cy.

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The Billboard AuouirH.iKo

World At Home ShowsCan p!:iro Wilri WeAugii.--t 16th. W in

ii,(T'r,.-t Fnirw in tlic Unlhvi Ftato.s io opvn at Kiinkakfp, Iltiiiois, Mon, POLACK, Manager. Aug. 9th, Flint, Mich.

RUBIN & CHERRYSHOWSNOW

3a-eM»-3oNOW

3a-CARS—30,NOW LOOK AT THIS

WE HAVE JUSr CLOSED CONTRACT FOB THE

Aug. 23.28ERIE EXPOSITION Aug. 23.28' ERIE, PA.

THIS IS REALLY OUR FIRST FAIR. OUR"^ OTHER PAIRStWILMINGTON, DEL.. OPENS LABOR DAY

Re«*n& Pa. Sept 14-181 Greensboro. N. C. ..Oct 11-15Soaaokm, Va. Sept. 20-25 Augusta, Ga. Oct. 18-93Lynchburg. Va..Sept. 28-Oct. i Griffin, Ga. Oct 35-30Vnnstoo-Salem. N. C.Oct 5-8 ' Spartanburg. S. C...Nov.i-6

Orangeburg. S. C. Hov.9.i4

SHllWS WANTFD Midget Theatre. Don't want anything butnniiifcua first-class attraction. lUve new platform

outfit for same. Can place Mvdnofcal FUn Sbow. There isuone on here and you can clean 19. Doiitnow. Cmileoplaceatqr fint-dass attraction that Cks gtt the mon^, SB wc willgive yon a chance to get it

CMBFtMm WUTED ^ ^ °i legitimatewwNvaivwiwnu himikbConcessions, except tipups and

roUdowns. Hata and Bacon Wheel is open. Let us know whatyon want. No exclusives on fairs.

HFI P WiNTFIt Talkers and Grinders for Wild West, Ant-ntLr nnnitU mal show and others. Polers, Chalkera andTrun Men, wtite R. H. SHEPFARD, Trainmaster. Work-

stand M. C, B. inspection.

6o*xrt Ffittt; must be la first-

ttvfVl ofcr any road and

FOR SALE;

eruom Car! 8 rtitaqflou. Mits fer tma-ty-four people. Wiu timl OTcr njr touL Three

Thoasand Dollars cash.

Wok Aug. 8LOCK HAVEN,

WMkAug. 1CuwisrowH,

PA.

WMk Aug. 22IRIi;

OLLIE BRAZEALE, COME ON; WE CAN PLACE YOU.

K. OF P. ENCAMPMENT BIOSAt Kan»i City a Succtia

"Doe AUnun. tncmnpovot wn. tiaat >,Satuidflj-, Jnly 24. ta Anciiil 1. IdcIumIvv, (uid

^-^^^^.^^'\

V THEUmriMDm UEATCST DOLL

f $9.00 hi k.

eaitiT iKtHlbla ti an pitu ot du eltj. Bq[. rT"^ I

DD«HtlubiidlBS <klB faBndldto. tba tota] V ' 1

™JS "tn itjino. •Sim nn'plaa oC con- V/rmMih, iDd tlHT all in«pMtd. ^ J

Uc. taa Hn. neu uid a* ninm tanerr H IBEACH VAMPS. MAKnl

tUi^BoiiviBait. Mt^ "annd /In "tMtllll 0t^a«^wWIJ«'_^^ Dllcll W"tlffj /

4<i^tt, FllubBTK, Kl»., aM Oklaboaia Oltr /^S^HRfw tta ibrH *>d>. bgrlaaia^

fT'huk ?Ha*a

HOHnaAB

^»!sO PERDO^

TtaJelf' Doll ii Toj Cl

WORLD AT HOM8 SHOWSLadsn. Out. AOS. B.—Ointtattoj tUbwM ^BS^S ) BIB TOM

Kma OFMMPUS CATS

^^lif Dt Homo Uat TbVH aT«|^*'|^'''^

|^'^ R^Suf^B

tw'i FtmIc AAlmtl Show. unAer llie ipfliw^c- P^^^K^fSi»wL oTpmiiMiioiiTPiu Btori it. fair ffl|^^HnH

1 liircMiMi^acH1 'WITN rULL IMBniUCTIONS1 roa •UltDINB TAIU..1 wtiu ta bHeh m gMm

twn miBaelad to ]MB at KaakakMl clan! ffVl^lHInerlal Krian. kite lUBUauaX B»m iHnmfflllliDiia. aod alivint (irtatj^MMi*! b^^Mi*

a"rvs.'s,'®Ms:..ssueas

ECK & CO.m EM iiiii smm, ciiici»m>ti. ohm

METROPOLITAN SHOWSPLAVINa MURFREESBORO, TEN*, DAT AND HIQHT FAIR

-riils week. SfaelbyvUIe, Teon.. day and night TtSr, next w*tfb—

'

One. Good pcoposltlOD. Ifo oppositton. Aoy nuiney-cetUns EhOCoDcEselona, come on. No exclusive. Will place yon. FHn alNovember. Colored Performera and Colored Mudolana, KM InWire A. M. NAaSER, Mfliy, Murft^Brtoro, Twui.

IRELAND'Seioeoj.ATEsCANDY WHIELS

GRIND STORES

Gatll Intaid Ciiriy Capnlfin

mtkw taa MCMA ! mimt atMI.arb^Mxl to •»« TaMdtT. bnt lai

s"isi'jsi.r

•'rfm''S5»'S!&"^i? nor ___ _._1.-.—-- — " — ' — aiijoyad a wn-

NEW DOLLSHEWPIICES

CANADA CANADADOLU, HAIR DOLLS, BEACH BABIES WITH HAIR AMD VEIL

EHRINfi'S ATTRACTIONS WANT

INEW CATALOGJust ofl the press.

Cawood Novelty

Mft.Go.irly S Danville, HL

. ._ W. Mallory Av«,MEMPHIS, TEMW.

A Fnr Ctoan i

Munu eisriyGTiURittm(»

o..H.iMaAMkaMNtow. S£^AVIATION PAHOl

OtaM l«Jb-a* ATlaOM out at Ohl-MORaANTOWII,in,Fm

-iSl"

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AUOU«T 14, 1920 The Bill

RENDEZVOUS PARKATLANTIC CITY, PsI. J.

Located on Boardwalk between Petmsylvania and Readii^ Bailroads, with thftiiwi.TiAi mwmfentitff«*'*Tr^ T^frfc

at its gates. . . .*

10,000,000 people vidt AQiuitie City each year. Eadiaiideveiy(mBi8j«ekingpleasMeanddiwaTOiaaecessaiy toezeatolnirineBsfortlieparic. Itkn^tatitsgfttes. Bi^nfl»^eTedfr«nl0a.iiLiint&12niddid8bt.Work is being atarted and oontuketa ynSi ba'^ran few Bi^ler Coaster and aU other ridins dievioea. Le^timate*QameStSelliBgConeeMdonB, Japanese Garden, etc. Address OSCAR C. JURNEY, PrwtfdMit.

THE OSCAR C. JDRNEY AMUSEMENT PARK CORPORATIOIseag/wte:, • ne:w york

Anofier will be open later at Atlantic City, as soon as plans for the park have been ocmpleted.

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION• DAYS AND « NHIKTS.

Agtmt inh to Uw 21il, LTiDHUIST, H. J.Anmn mm coMrurr vwnuimt, u,«oo.KM fattaa OntaT af tk« 01^. Xm iraTl* SMnud.

TxnniAr, Avonn n, nATBZSAL osqakiutiov hat.

K.C.C

Ma

Plaster Hair

in ihree colors-

Blonds, Reds

andDaHiBrown.

Makes

beautiful flash

on the dwU.

ONCESSIC

rcelle £

LLY PfKXTECTCD BY COPVBiaKTI

ay order received. 25% c

n all C. 0. D. shipments

ONCESSIC5th Streets Kanaaa

)NCO.

The Best Flash

and

Swellest Looker

Plaster DoQmade.

PRICE,30 CENTS.

OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION6 DAYS AND 6 NIGHTS

hPi rail P ilA -1 A AL AAaLBELLEVILLE, H. J., Auguit 23rd to the ZSthAmm MOKKH* coM^jTii^^wgjjmrE^TOOE 10. iit^ a. p. o. elxb,

HOK. JOHN 8. WATIBA. UMU, Honanrj OhUmu.YaraliUaB. 1(,D<W. l>nwlB« ttsvUUta, 4N,0(M.

PROaRAM FOR THE WEEK:

nnrfUAT. ADanET m—b. f. «. m*' W.nUDAT. ADomi ir—mtmul 0t4*r at £*!« Bar.UZVSDAY^ AVO'nX^U^^OmaatltB^^C^ujaalai ^ af ^^Kn^^J^

Tta iNiTi-mmiiinEd Lodin timn Med iBTiita lo ainiHl In > bodi an at DliUi ipte-

""^ANTED--RIDING DEVICES,SHOWS and CONCESSIONS

ALL WHEELS OPEN

TBOXAB BMDT, IKO., BgpruuULllIS f« CamnlttaahV(W X«k Mea, IMT Bniilnj'. H» Voik OUf. H. Y. Meui (Ml Bi;ut.

P. S.—Mr. Thomai Brady will b* )n Franhlln, N. J., from AuguatSmtothaMth; afUrthat, Lyndhurst, N.J.

n

Can ship same c

0

K.C.C327 WesI

IL

eposit required

IN CO.CityiMo.

MeCMlaB Shows Have for Sale

"gJaMig;^ Aa».Jt^lj ttBM^ Kahy ^glhyy IWttt^ VWi Viaaii. Km. ^. To. Au.

WANTED, TEN-IN-ORE SHOW FORCIRCUIIFIIIOHIO AND IHDIAHA FAIRS

Will fumiah oomplete outfit if required. We have available

tent 24x90, praotaeallr nenr; abo aU other eqoipment re-

quired, libend terms. T^re WUE « HAY tHOWS, Umt. 0.,

week of Ai^ust 10.

WARTER, FIREWORKS^WORKS caiiPAHr. mo Antlt Kw cut. ft.

THE SANICHU GUM CO^ INC3620-22-24 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, Bebt Quality Only. Case 10,000 Balb, $32.00. S^letimuu, Opt^iiiLors, Jobbers, Write Ua.

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FREE SAMPLES FREE SAMPlfSMike $1,000 this manth EXTRA FREE by pnltiat an |oar own Mobair. Any efuM can do iL FREE DIRECTIONS tell yon bow to do tbo worii

oIKAIunl MUltnln ^f^^atMKoSn^t^^^S. Z;S>^""S"^S^-^LS^-^^n^ !OcEBrtl"or$iVmPr'lOOWIo«

KEwitMoHiift... ~»~I™:r^"' REAL HAIR WIGS' $2.45 Lb.

Jr..!T...ZT. 2.75 H."ROSE O'HIEL DOLLS" SS^^^SWrthis Hair Drsss. Carnival Men, Slreat Xm. DOB OaDOWHO''— ~wire, write ot cablescain us. TelesTaph ronr Eooov MAaboata to bine more hair. Refcrenceei Bradatrett Ji Dntfl.

COREIISOII HAIR CO,,

$3.25 Lb.

3.50 Lb.

m LB. ASSOKTED KEWPIC MWVE

fStJ^ 53.40 Lb.

eal MOVIE] HAIR DRSSB, Mary PlckfordII aittnd. JIO.OO tree it anyone in the East o. >uiyiiiui .

-. Doll Manufacturers. Beach Coaceasloners, and all hustlers nOntar small etocK on band. We sell oat every ten days and h

6i6^i So. Broadway, LOS AHCELES, CALIF.

"Whftt we need most of all

;to make the State Fsur of Minne-sota a big success and to put it in

the same class as your ReginaEUr Is a midway oE the standardof the Jhbmty J. Jones Exposi-tion.** ThU statement was madeto The Post by Larry C. Hodg-son, Major of St. Paul, who -yfas

th«' guest of Americans liert' onTtusmr^ Mwm: Hodgson audthat In all his travels he hadnever seen a midway that conldcompare both m size and qualitywith the Johnny J. Jones Shows.He went around the' entire mid-way dnrins his visit here, saw all

tiie side-shows, bought ice colddrinks from the vendors and wentaway more satisfied than he hadever eicpected or hoped to be.

The above article appeared "boxed" on thefront page of. the-Ragina Dally Post,

July 30, 1820.

WANTED FOR GREENE COUNTY, IOWA, FAIR

WANTED WANTED WANTEDLoidon, Keitueky, MraiUii City, Tmil,

FAIR FAIRAug. 23 to as ihw.S0ta9apt«

BEST FAIR IN STATE BIST FAIR' IN STATE

and bic atrliiE of Georgia Fairs, starecdlnK at Vidalia, n-ei-k of Kov. 11.

^ng al CalbDUD, Ga , week of Oct. 4;

W« want FBHRIS WHEEL. Will pay B0% ot coat to JolOCHAN WATB Bnd BOAT SWINQS. Sbowa as IoIIowb: TanPit or Platfbnn, Dog and Pony. Wild We«. llUfM*. Ctao. lUrlC0NCBSS10N8 OP AU^ KINDS. * NO BJUlUjilVa^ *~«~ -*Aak ttaa oldtlnMrs abo&t thaae two. Mao rad wits fton Mnry^Oo-Roond. Two Camedlaaa Cor PlinL KBLBAND. SootUe, wire. To Krtn at oDM. AIM Olorod BaM atf sbt toeiEbt tor HIaMnI Bhow. AU aadraM

MAirS OnCATn shows, IIMiMnd.'Ky^ WMk of AuBUSt

1 Wanted for tns Great Patterson ShowsTo Open Aug. 16 at Ionia, Mioh.

Free Fair, CaioFair, Detroit State Fair and'aU^IUnbalance of season. Shows of all descriptions eapsUe of

getting money. "No Cooch Shows Wanted.

Week of August 9th, Toledo, Ohio.niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiHii

CABARET DANCERS WANTEDAlaa want oUicr

WE AF»OLOGIZEIt was impossible last week to sliip complete all the orders for

PRELL'S CRETONNE PILLOWSWe were uniircpurcd {or mucIi a repeat demand.

WE ARE WISE now to the real strength of this item and have prepared accordingly, go send in your wires

and we will ahq» your order the same day.

ARE YOU WISE to this item—Flashy Silk, Flosa-fllled Cretonne Pillows in fifty (50 different patterns, in

six (6) shapes. Li^ wd^t—swell flash—great bally. TRY THEM OUT IN YOUR NEXT SPOT.Sample sent, prepaid, on receipt of $1.75. OTset of thiee<miowBforS5.00. Twenty-five per cent, depoeit re-

quired on all orders, balance C. O. D.

AMERICAN BISQUE DOLL CO., Ine, • 111 Owttart St., NEWARK, N. J.SAM PBELI^ Mansgw CencMsIen Elept. Phone, Market 5622.

- . . . py*^^^^—

Mil.

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T.tte Blllliioard

McLaughlinHas b—m svtoeM from among the artiro flald aa tbo IMK maa la tba iahela worM

to fill the engagemonts of the lamented LOCKLUR.McLaughlin provided the greatest thrill in aviation's history when flying over the heads of ONE MILLION MnOOS irto

were watchine; the great Elks' parade down Michigan Boulevard, Chicago, in July, he performed the most astoundioc-mttsofSMUacnbaticB. He tiung by bis toes from a trapeze, and, while the crowd was spellbound by his sheer daring, cut lobse aM dnmedtwenty feet before an invisible rope caught him. Then he hung by his teeth, spinning around with arms and legs outstretched.He scampered over all parts of the plane, doing a three-flngered hand-stand on the top wing and on the fuselage ot the plane.

This performance., closely following McLAUGHLIN'S moving picture stunt of CHANGING PLANES WITHOUT ROPELADDER WHILE Bi^INDFOLDED, caused him to be the most sought after celebrity in the history of the amusement business.

Booking agents and promoters bombarded him with offers. But he had come to Chicago with the San Antonio Lodge of Elks as asporting propodtioi^ and wu nM intereited in eoteriiw the profesiional daredevil fiud. He has been performing his wonderfultnU dnnng die put year It Edt)rndd.SuAntcM^ Just as a diveruon.

After the deplorable acddent to Locklear Mr. ^ckens sought McLAUGHLIN and told him that, in his opinion, McIJVUGH-LfN was the only man who could make good with the public where Locklear was e)g>ected. So McLAUGHLIN agreed to miake

a tour of the State Fair Circuit and fill the Locklear contracts.

\\ ith great respect for the ability ot all other plane changers and aerial acrobats. McLAUGHLIN'S WONDERFULLY DE-VELOPED GYMNASTIC PROWESS ENABLES HIM TO PERFORM FEATS NO OTHER MAN EVER SUCCEEDED INDOING ON AN AIRPLANE.

Every week of McLAUGHLIN'S time is filled. But he will have some.odd days and Sbbe secured, filling such time in between State Fair Jumps. He will play these dates on a -

vertising and press corps to spread the glad news of his appearance) or will make a flat pr

The Mclaughlin act win be staged nnder the personal supervision of Mr. Pickens, who will tnvd irfffi the oomWnatkm.It was Mr. Pidiens who directed the affairs and exhibitions of Mr. G. H. Curtiss, Lincoln Beadier, DeUoyd ThaBteon, Kath-

erine Stinson and Locklear and many bther lunous aviators. Mr. I^ckens, the pioneer in management of aviattmi exhibitions, hasalways directed only the BEST. He now pronounces McLAUGHLIN the last word in sensational acconpUshmenl^ ariatlgii |romthe odilbition standpoint.

COMMUNICATE, FOR TERMS AND OPEN DAYS, TOJ. ALEX SLOAN, Exclusive Bookine Director, Stratford Hotel, Chlcaso.

Personal Direction, WM. H. PICKENS.

FAIRSMikBi Snss WWi

eSUn

SUPERIOR PERFUME CO.(OHimitsnoftlHPEIIFUMK STORn'

336W. 63d Strwrt. CHICAOO. IH.

MHDSMEH-amili PXmn H*M

KHOMiuTOM,nramom

nmOH UT HEEBLE 00.

S^BSiiOwlrli

SOUTHERN EXPOSITION SHOWS—WANTS—

Stroi^ shows for string of Virginia, North and SouthCarolina Fairs. Concessions all open except cook house,glass, candy and juice. E^ve complete outfit for Hawai-ian village. WANT working men on rides. Princeton,

W. Va., week Aug. 9; Matoaka, W. Va., week Aug. 16.

GOV. J. A. MRCY. Gen. AgMt W. A. STRODE. Gen. Mgr.

ATTENTION, COOK HOUSE MENHEW PHIHO JUMBO BURNIB.

LOWEST PRICED ANDSTROIIGEST BUHNER MADE

UOHTIHO SUPPUIS OF ALL KINDS

LeRoy Osborne Attractions Wtttii loiekJ«lB tbl* wMk. Two Plana Plarera, nOItIb; imiit be regulars. Steady v"-'-

Clrcutt of Chicago. Can uae Ivo CISliowe plBylnc Hyat

a LIEROV"69BORHI^Wt^^a

Great Wonderland Shows Wantswill pay half traiiBportallon to Join, for 911 winter South. EK Wheel to gllly.

Mechanical Show or any Show of merit. Can nae Grinfler for Pit Show orPit Show Ads. Will pay real salary for Feature Frtak. Conceaalon Acta whoare out tor money, come on. Week August S. Windsor. Mo.; IS, Etdon. Mo.;at. CMMWMlfc Mff, Fate. A<Wxe«« MAX CURTSY MILCER, Mgr.

WANTED.CARNIVAL I

COMPANY I

WANTED—GOODCARNIVAL COMPANY

Wanted—Carnival Company

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.OBITUARY ^miinimiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiniiHtimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiriiiimMtiiiiiiiitt

PORTLAND, OREGON!!! |!

ARMORY!!!VOU ALL REMEMBER THE BI6 OREII | :

HaM on th* atrnte of IMtad, On,Ujoit MMI,lhl»«

Imil. a_B

dHtona. Thia on« b right. CVI

10 BK SUCCESSIVE MYSMB RMBTS i "T " -«iagn»iii-SEPT.iit,iiieiMnii. WTTwn |

shows

Waafed—Indqioident Shows, Sides and Conpfirinng. Toa must = ti>£>^ oi%-i^na.SS^£ii^k,have flash to wwk here. Wire or write vbttb you have. = "a ^»^2SlS«'"i»'uS

UEOT. HURY W. BECK, "H" Canv»y, The tamonf. PORTLAND. ORt 1 i^-^S".^ '^'s^J-^''^'''^

In Memoiy of

SerseaDt Jerry GlaytOD

tej. MA MlUg. Mi M nMi« Ml

Wanted for |Jolin Francis ShowsCOLORED PERFORMERS FOR MINSTRELS

preferred. FREZASS, ACTS or snrtbine tliat

good In a, flist-claoB Pit Sbow. Girl for Snake Sbow; aJao Girls for Tlliinlont. .

can placs man to lake cbaimB. OBINI>BBS and WORKINGaiSK. Oan ma ^^J^nod HMd'Cdp TUdni; ajan mm tixt su taka iliaiea a( aana. To r In. J**OMt

plarlDK Brssa inferred. FREZASS, ACTS^ or snrtbine that can mak* taiuaemjo aatm dii«ubi> as Ui> sktMa irr

uw nB an iiiaima in aame. xo uanmumw w~if SS"*^^ W IS^^

. SbMT ta tha lantat Colornd sbow earried by aar oaB- jubv miiumh ih mm amm_ 1,400 people carryIdb la Performera and a Colorad Bni. K* - »•'«'• WMIBW HI VhUWOTur Joints. It jron can use this kind of a Carnival. wrUa or WbfB aad _ . _ _ "T - ^ ,

JOHN FRANC!S SHOWS, M*J^ 1Newtan. Kan, week Augmt 9; Eidorjdo, Kan., wetk AugPBt 16. "

RHODA ROYAL CIRCUS WAHTS FEATUREACTS OF ALL KIHDS

Wild Weal People, CMiHi, Uebt Men. A—Btrt Carroll, Snpt."oak Houae. Tlie I

ACTORS' eoumr and the t. h. a.MAY COME TO AN AGREEMENT

(CvBUaH* amt mi n

HERE WE ARE AGAIN, BOYSI

TheBIG BARRY COUNTY DAYand NIGHT FAIRHastings, Mich., Sept. 7, 8, 9 and 10, 1920

WANTED—FREE ATTRACTIONS.JOHN J. DAWSON, SMntary, - ' . ' . HaMing,, Mich.

WANTED'^^^^^^^^-^'^^^^^-'"^ALSO PASSENGER CARRYING AIRFLANE

J, HAWHt BIX, tli EMl'llill «t. tno. I

~ » MEEKER GOUNTY FAIR at DISSEL, MEEKER CO., MINH,

I tsptian tewtt. He :

. BAN CM USE OF TURNSTILES IBPLACED BY REVENUE DEPT.

'. (OmtlsIiMl Imm pafl S>

GREAT AMERICAN SHOWS

TEX SHEA r^TjMj^™^ tti bin

B«a ffetBM. ^ It kii boa* n tnim L. no sr at an atoacMTftr aTKtSSi ImSm mSTmmSSSA^witmai

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T1> e B 1 1 1 1> o r d

Yoa Can Make From 800 to 1,000 Per Cent Profit

%,Tn'r^'c<I^<>>'«:i^«>i'o'i>S':.i'i";i i^EXTRA VALUE SPECIAL OUTFITS-^"'SrffK-T COLD TRANSFER IVir^ license

miSFB MOMNHUM SIPPLT CO., Dept. B., 131 Hattet Street, NEWABK, H. I.

ITIENTION SsSnXis

omoriwTORi'ar 7-II-I MUMIK

BRACKMAN-weiLER CO.

ss aAisa'^is.'a.

, WANTED—SIDE SHOWS

You can buy from us the best cheap coneon the market and always get fresh stock,

prompt shipments and a cdne that 'will

ideaae your customers. All orders ex-

prtODoddiygeeMved. lOOcooMsiiiacartonaikd feom iO to fiO eartans in a case.

Mm, $M0« 1,000

UIYLESS BROS, ft cosine.7th and Main Sts., Louisville, Ky.

$25.00 REWARDJ. H. (CANDY) SHELTON

n rtrlet^ conlHtenUat. WJre lay

uid papen Bisned. J. QEOROE LOOS; WMk *Hfk Auguat 16, Au*tin, Minn.

OMnta enmpletedSt. Paul, Minn.;

WANTED WANTEI WANTEDOrganized Plant, and Cabaret Siraws

for winter season's work. Richmond, Va., two weeks,

Aug. 9 to 23. Two locations. All wheels open. WireJAMES J. HlSamS, Muiphy's Hotel, Rithmond, Vi.

S BM MTS MLMEn' JUH SMLOIS' UimONB OarnlvmL UMt be dnn.' Want to"li«ar qniek from Con.' " r-Oo-ItaMmd and Ftrrti WheeL Wfra for contracts.

L An wins and mall to

L. F. ABHBBOOK. Chatrman. Spich.i-ds, Mn.

A BIS ELI Ho. S FERRIS WHEEL AT LIBERTY

CONCESSIONAIRES

BEST BET

iiiiicKEiiii8naiua.,ht.1 Uapsnard StMt., NEW YOM

STRONG.BQY STOVE

WANTEDHmUSSSHOI

.

DID RIDINI! DEVICES

MIDGET HORSES I

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The Billl AUGUST H ISM

2 Mora Weekstlwn th» FairsV. I. NEISS

CANADIAN VICTORY CIRCUS SHOWSOmWA, ONTARIO, Aug. 7 to 14 Inc.

Room forEvery One.Come On

LETTER LIST

iisjMfc uta r. _ _ J.UtRn. C. B, CI1.WT, DU

(SJUidietL WSIT Oik Btbi ('d.

SHAMROCK SPECIAL

The Nat Reiss Showst Felera and Men tor Train Crew. Mminds, HL, veeky,. week AueaBt 16. Aadreoa

H. 0. MELVILLE. General ManagBi^

A. H. Murphy Shows WantsBUb SMlMr. all Undi ot

FerriB Wheel. Cabin Ci Va, August a to 14.

Concessions and Airoplane Swing, Notice!All Wheels open. WUl buy or hook Airoplane Swins. World's Fair Shons.ClBTiOD, lawa, Auguat 8 to IS; Prairie du Cbien. Wis., August IB to 21; Tomab,WiB, Augnat 28 lo 38; all Faira. Addreea C. Q, DODBON. Mgr.S ORANGEADE H»>c»Tinio

JOHN T. MoCASLIN-S PEERLESS SHOWS

wiiTW, wiinr. wiiitfsoD. Ifn

IBUE FIT)

lis"

WANTED WANTED WANTEDBIG ITALIAN CELEBRATION, WEST BANGOR, PA., AUGUST 21 TO 28

Tha BoHto celebration was a cleanup. This one Is under auspices SI. itoccoCkomli. 'WAJiTED—A few Sbowe. All Wheels, Ball Games, Grind Stores andMOraltlea c^wn. Hare Koai proposition tor Ferris Wheel and Whip. Fireworks

'— * IMl U the 17tli anntua celebration. IS.OOO people to

Sunday. WANTED—Palmistry. OpenlnB *<ii

center of State and foreten population. I'

Old ^pme Week and two other big celetWire or wrltB at once if you want to set In on the Ms onea.

.itimini mari miiaaiina iwam nuiin**-'

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Th e B l l li> b «i>iFji"'

FAMOUS BROADWAY SHOWSFAIRFAIR

K VA, FAIR

WANT FOR CIRCUIT OF FAIRS AND BALANCE OF SEASON CONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS. COME ONIWESK AUQ 9 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. I WEEK AU6. 30 LEWISTOWN, PA, FAIR I WEEK SEPT. 27 LANCASTER, PA-WEEK AUG. IS MgKEE'S-ROCK& PA. I WEEK SEPT. 6 BUTLER, PA, FAIR WEEK OCT. 18. .PETERSBURG, VA,WEEK AUa.23.PUNX6UTAWNey, PA, FAIR WEEK SEPT. 13 OAWSON, PA, FAIR WEEK""™ ..r*

I WESK SEPT. SO ALTOOItA, PA, FAIR: WAJXJX

Mldset Show. Will timitah nveU VMoo pIttttMm «iiUlt for Buns. Rnl Wild W«M Show. Moat bUTO Mr tt

to «, flrst-cbuiB WstflT Show with at Icoat.flv* J^dy Divan. Want ona nal FtMore Tuiiimi toe CMrden at ADTnn BBlary for ona tbBt la & ruil duiear. On* nioc* PtaaL Taam tiMIt CBB aliis «iUI abate Oftt tMt. AIM f*"

IMEjIB WhceL Want Wofkli n WUpv Umr OMtamt m of WUbm, Jam m Cnr aor* wMfct mml Wtim or '

Addr«—m man to BILLIB OLARKTOattarml Man

CARNIVAL COMPANIES(CoDtiflned rnm pace 43)

2um-a Bnh Ibinni tatfem, lie.,

Concessionaires, Attention!CAN MAKE IMMEOIATE SHIPMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS)

REPUBLIC DOLLSBEACON BLANKETS, MEXICAN BASKETS (all alzeg). GROCERY BASKETS, PIL-LOW TOPS (aaCeen and leatlier). ELECTRIC- EYED TEDDY BEARS, PLAIN-EYEDTEDDY BEARS. We bave a new Doll for lay-downs which Is eettlOK top mooay•VWTWheHh Writ* for Mitalocua. Bhlpmenta made aame day order la racelvad. if%

d C O. D. and all cl

REPBBircBOLl&TOYCORP.,'^"^"-^'^|NewYl>rilCMr,H.Y.

J. owrii. nSSt rft«,..|tt». M

LtilBitoa IMl.MiBk ir«[M Skm: Cntnl Olt;. Neb.. a.iit.

Mote. Sun C, nun: aillwli. HI., S'14.

Htm tmS ttiwi: JUtaa, 137, a-Ui Btaidi-

riiternoB & KUiie Sbowi: Slonx nt/, la., 1^14.

Kaw Hirmonj. lid.. lA-^L _ .>M»gE ima.* a> Bl( Sbgn: Benfnir, Ont.

POOLESHOWS fc-^ff '^lifaSS*

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Positively no orders accepted,except from regular custom-ers, this week or next week.

I TOLD VO* IT WOUU HAPPEN.

THOMAS J. HUGHES,1S4 West Lake Street, CHICAGO, ILL.

BlaaUnc-BarBBax OoaM1% Ouiuit, m., 13

CROMIIM SHOWSWAIMTED

SSffSL""

WANTED TO HEAR FROM HIGH-CLASS irvrsFREE ATTRACTION

S^ n^Skgni Hoaodi, ni,. Foltua.

>|MB«ia nan T. ihrnaii. mar.:

<niirt taaiSB Mawii OnueatrMt. O.', ».i4j

We bave open 11

WIU book one o_ _. _ . _HARRY K. HEIDEMANN, Sacy., 3107 Canal S at. New Orleani.

THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT.

BELL COUNTY FAIR

b' nimai aiklai, v. Vt.

AUnbscr** Inliwt Wna Aalail Sbaw: CrQ Oreat Saamn

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HEREIS WHERE OPPORTUNITY MEETS YOU

FACE TO FACE

GEilNE CHINESE MSKETSWITH SILK TASSELS. JADE BEADS, CHINESE COINS AND RINGS

EDnU PUIPAPn CinPK $6.00 per Nest (5 in Nest) In lots of SO NestsrnUm bnllifUlU O l UOn. e.SO per Nest (5 In Nest) in lots of less than 50 Nests

DOirrK MISLED BY CHEAP PRICES. GENUINE CHIHESC BUKnS CANNOT BE SOLO FOR LBS '

EMEHBER-SHimiEIITS MADE FMII CHiCMO STOCK .

20,000,:?J0VABLE ARM DOLLS IN STOCK, $23.50 .1WITH 3-PiECe CREPE PAPER DRESSES, S30.00 PER HUNDRED

Diamond Eyed Bull Dogs, S4.00 dozen, $30.00 per hundred. Toodles, $7.00 per dozen. Wee Gee,$10.00 nr dozen. Automobile Robes, 52x70 inches, assorted colors, $5.50 each. Navajo Blaniists.Pluah rafbaofc grounds. Seid for eironlor tS new items lor the Fairs. Terms: One-hafl with arder, balaooi ^ Oi* D.

.

AT-LAST-A NOVELTY GO.A. F. SHEAHAH, >flo*-PnK and Oml Mgf.

38 South Dearborn Street, Pkone State 6696, CHHMQO, ILLINOIS

-FVNOV-

jCHpCOlATES^

, for Modern Woodmen of America FrolicFLINT, MICHISAN, AUG. 23 TO 28.

I. irUp, FtcrlS Wbsel. IMUa, Shows, WUd Wamt. Dor W— -im. Ate Pit Sbows. cAmS 31-"^ la your bte ehi& lag pay Okt.

Modsrn Waodmen of America, Camp No. TBSS, Flint, Mishlgan

CENTRAL STATES EXPOSITION

Wirtid, Colli InsR, Glass hint, Jtaop La.amuT Wheel, Don 'Wheel. Pillow Wheel, CliIckeiiH, Ham and Bacon Wheelsopen, wm place good Ten-in-One. Must be in llrst-class condlllon. WireEDWARDS & TAGGART SHOWS, Liberty Center, Ohio, on straels, urn

WANTED For MOHAMED KAHN SIDE SHOW

MIlFilllSYOU'D BE SURPRISED

HOW OUR

PillowTops

r»law. aattdfor Males.

HI. D. DREVFACHIt, balance C, O. D. 4aa Broama 8t., NEW YORK,

CARNIVALS AND FAIRSOBMaoiHiMiiMHSiiaiimiimir

^ exHiT NMmn— PMHrrDELivEinES XT MklTiUIMeinllttuitMl T

In lots of 500 or more—50c cheaper per 10034 deposit, bnlaacc C. O. D.

DETROIT DOLL MFG. CO "^MSja^-STssn-DCTRaiT, MICHIOAN

WANTED FOR TEN-IN-ONE ONTOM ALLEN SHOWS

Glass Blower and couple of strong Fteaks. Dnunrigbt, Okla., this week;then Ft. Worth, Tex.

nar nw yoo iiuiTieii the muma» you pur in a mmi rm u&

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AUeUST H, IKO Tne Bfiiboapd'

5-SURE THINGS-3aarvclously illustrated. Most serious books of war.

Funniest cartoons and jokes.-PUT OUT TO BCHEFIT EX-SEimCC MM

To Get a Square Deal and Help WoondedPLUG FOR THE BOYS

DinUNG NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONSEnTyhoiy gets behind you. Strongest appeals ever published,

BIG FLASH ON EACHGood for theatrea, tents, ahowa, carnivals, movies, street sales,

bouse to boun

SMALL TOWNS, LARGE CITIESCrew* la dtiw year in and year out sdUi^ over 1,000 daily. Men

tntvdtng alone and witb aewB

ALL MAKING RECORDSdoliiaBaDw. Tcwcli. SAVe. T«iilri^3lc^ Ssn».

AlVIBOY, ILL.Lee County Fair—Day and Ni|^htAugiut 17-18-19-20. We book independent. Mo carnival. Write nowtor reservations. Cleaa 8bom nod Cmoessions mmted. Oome toAmlx^andgettbemoDgy. WM. I. LEEOf, Swi«iiMr, A^er. IL

YOUR CHOICE, "A" or "B"

HEW 1920 OPERATOR'S BELL, Ho. 9

SILVER KIHH PEHHVOPERATOR BELL

.lto.10.1M0 MOOD.

SllnrKligRofeHTCoiiipiii;

^ ni N. Ctpltsl AvB., ladiisiHlif, l«t.

PILLOWSBuy Direct From ManufaetirsrSIMPLE DozEK ifOR QUICK MTIIM

I $1 0.8S WIDE MONEY

I WiraOIHIER'nUANTITY PRICE-FREE CIRCULRRWb Ship Same Day Order Is Received

WESTI-KN ART LF.ATHKR CO.

""S a Dl'NVI.R. COLO.

SOME OUTFIT

PRICE,$15.00

UPAULT COHVMV,Pop*. , IW Aroh «fc, yhn»d«»»il«.

AH AITTQMATIC FISHPOND

'"^AITMATii^slf&aHD 00, m* Mum v., TMk »

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CentlO!P.en:- -- - - -"^.

Sncloeed flail p. O. lb O for'^EB.'OO ship. fil^Bt -express to 1,7011s loaB tnm UtoaaHai ^roz'ea sveetiI bare been avlllng tub thOnMnA'a ire'ak'uid aicpaot todon'ble the Bales froEC. now on, as J have k fbsI. nnnnsBinan on the Job. I have-TeveT in i

atrlosl Ki^riance, seen sn artic]vtth BO litUa effort as' Xtip ?fazi

ay thir^ years of The-Le BsU so rapidly -snA.tn »e«ta. I »m bo

'

eimng yon ar.twra

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