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November 30, 1907. THE SHOW WORLD 9 4NMTNPFMFNTH To AI1 Film Exchanges in United States and Canada ; |lll 11 V U Ii vLilliUll Aii An Adjourned Convention will be held in Chicago, Ill., November 30th, at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Session called at 9:30 a. m., for the purpose of electing executive officers, perfecting the organization and adopting rules, by=laws and permitting those eligible to join the permanent organization. ALL FILM EXCHANGES ARE REQUESTED TO BE REPRESENTED. Representatives must have full power to act for their Concerns, as well as pay their initiation. Exchanges to be represented should notify me by wire to insure hotel accommodations. Vitally important that every film exchange desiring membership be represented at this convention. UNITED FILM SERVICE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION ilSXSVSSSZSSl V. Hobart and Victor Herbert, and as the consumptive heroine, with basso- profundi tones will go into vaudeville. Passaic, 3SL J. He delivers a monologue in which he tells of his experience in the prize ring. Theodore D. Marks, he with the bou- tonaire perpetually in his coat lapel, and something continually up his sleeve, is to join the ranks of the vaudevillians. This Beau Brummel of Broadway has been persuaded to make his appearance at Oscar Hammerstein’s Victoria Theater in the near future and deliver a mono¬ logue which is to be called Ted Marks Announcement Do Dot Overlook Cbis Opportunity I/V IIVI V ▼ IVVI* V*/ ■ V v f |/VI IlfiMI j