Billboard advertising (Feb 1917)

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The Billboard FEBRUARY 84, 1917. LSTTLEJOHN'S UNITED SHOWS r« West Point, Ga., Sat. Jet 17 WANT to book Ferris Wheel, _~ Pit or Platform Attraction. WART Free Acts. WAHT Working Crew for Trip to I write Prof. Rocco Grella, Bandmaster. Jack Co m plon wa: Buckie Garrison, Fat Wren and Happy Hi Hubbard. WANT Solo Cornet, Slide Tromt: Old Planned Show. CONCEttlOWST^ AU Wheels open except Candy. Can place follow Rack, Jap Bowling Alley, Baby Rack, Spot, Devil's Bowling Alley, Roll Down (10c), Pin, Dart Gallery (IOc), Cracker Jack. No drift. Cocb of «. Comedy Bicycle Howard and Jack Worehop, write. WANT Italian Musicians for 15-piece Band. Musicians small Girls for Illusions; also wants to hear from Pogie O'Brien' i 1— j t<__-. 1 1_» _(-._«_! «*,_.,' Working World, small Wild West and any creditable Bicycle Act. WANT Net High Diver and Lady Balloon ._ complete an Il-piece Colored Band for Fish Pond, Palmistry, High Striker, Knife s Sb, Gallery, Country Store, Clothes Winttf QMlrt«ri: THOS. P. LITTLEJOHH. Mgr. P.O. BokMS, W.H Point, C«.' Boyle BroaT, write?" ^JEW PLAYS 1 pl^jnTight bu Or to an .ndltnw >■ Mr. Motk did lart mvln<t if ban Iniinil cUeu a >plEcdlfl perronnaDrt'. Time u io aooot Itint Dailii Celas™ »w™ moch n Mr lit* Dirt tbu nacj o'.hr™ rooM tt.ir of tin nines—E- E3MFM)K FOSTER » Wrung Boi, as SagrBttm "A Work Worth Any Man's Best" The Actors' Fund of America Long, long ago a wise man said "Charity begins at home." Eight now there are charities within the great stage family of America, calling for aid and calling with a firm confidence that the actor and actress will not fail their own. TELL US NOW WHAT YOU WILL DO TO HELP You can solicit donations You can obtain merchandise You can enlist volunteers You can organize booths, etc The Great Actors' Fund Fur is only a few weeks away. Come and see us. We need the earnest help of every one on the Stage. Give us yours unspar- ingly NOW when we need it. ACTORS* FUND FAIR HOTEL ASTOR, NEW YORK. WANTED The LaGrou Exposition Shows Two or three-abreast carousselle; no junk. Oneortwo shows that are capable of getting real money. Few concessions open. Show opens in western part of Penn- sylvania, M;iy the 5th. Address STEVE LaGROTJ, Whitcomb House, Eochester, New York. WANTED... PIT SHOW -WANTED Honkef Speedway, Trained "Dug Show, Spldora, Athletic or any other good moner- zetting Show. Want sii-piece Band. COWCESSIOMS OPEH—Teddy Bean, PU- 'ops, Spot-the-Spots, Ruby Glass, Poll Wheel, Roll Powd, Hoopla, Jules, Shooting Gallery, Novelty Shooting Gallery, MlM the LAHPES CARNIVAL CO., A bilene, KinaaJ. U elcloaftes. Wril LETTER LIST «. u«. r>. RUTHERFORD show's^ -<~UR FIRT AN NOL 1 NCEM r NT— JOSEPH G. KRAUSE'S ATTRACTIONS