Show World (November 1910)

2 THE SHOW WO RLD November 12 ,1910. “AT THIS SIGN OK THEJ FRYING A” American FILMS WINNERS ALL WAYS AND EVERY WAY AT ONCE Romantic Redskins- The Lure of the City Released Monday, Nov. 14th -Released Thursday, Nov. 17th Exchanges Buying Our First Releases Albany Film'Ex., Albany, N. Y. L. J. Applegatb & Sons, Toronto, Can. a n.—Film T> - T " Anti-Trust F. Bijou Film & A ts City, Mo. & S._ Ex., Chicago, III. -nuse. Co., Kansas Cir -Film Rental Co., Boston, Mast. Buckeye Film & Proj. Co., Dayton, 0. California Film Ex., San Francisco, Cal. Eugene Cline, Chicago, Ill. Consolidated Amuse. Co., Baltimore, Md. r ' -Amuse. Co., Atlanta, Ga. I " Idea " ' I. & H. Film Co., Chicago, III Vestem Film Ex., Milwaukee, " ' rn Film Ex., Joplin, Mo. Ills. Canadiar W. E. C ie Film Co.,_ _ it Eastern Film Ex., New York, N. Y. oston, Mass Globe Film Service, Chicago, Ill. Hudson Film Co., Western Film Co., Los Angeles, _it Film Co., New York, N. Y. Phila. Film & Proj. Co., Phila, Pa. Standard Film Exchange, Chicago, Ills. Wm. Steiner, New York, N. Y. Swanson-Crawford Film Co., St. Louis, Mo. W. H. Swanson, Denver, Colo. Texas Film Co., Dallas, Texas. United Motion Pic. Co., Okla. City, Okla. Victor Film Service, Buffalo, N. Y. )r Film Service, Cleveland, 0. Count them ! Con them over! See if your exchange is on the list! Our Film is marketed through the Motion Picture Distributing and Sales Company. Are you in on that 1200.00 cash prize offer ? Write the Contest Editor. Have you seen our posters ? Get on our mailing list for the newsiest, most interesting, and most valuable house organ in the business, I^AI FACTS. AMERICAN FILM MANUFACTURING CO., Bank Floor, Ashland Block, CHICAGO, ILL. A Tl AND accessories manufactured for COSTUMES Circus and Productions VAN HORN & SON, PHILADELPHIA, PA. If you are figuring on building a’ park or riding device or rebuilding your present park, write to PAUL D. HOWSE DESIGNER AND BUILDER OF AMUSEMENT PARKS RIDING DEVICES AND PARK ATTRACTIONS 167 Dearborn Street, Chicago Telephone Central 41 IF YOU HAVE PARK ATTRACTIONS FOR SALE LIST THEM WITH ME LOUIS NAMBTY TAILOR TO THE PROFESSION cordially invites you to inspect his display OF THIS SEASON’S M OST SELECT WOOLENS AT Room 617, 167 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO Why don’t you invest in a farm along the Gulf Coast and get your share of the city man’s money? Nothing pays so well nowadays as raising food-stuffs and no region in America is adaptable to more kinds of crops—to so many profitable crops—as this new land of vegetable gardens, cotton fields, fruit orchards and sugar plantations. Gulf Coast farmers made an average profit of $300 on their cabbages this year No crop is so easy to handle. The climate along the Rio Grande is ideal for the popular “Flat Dutch.” It is solid and tight and possesses ad¬ mirable keeping qualities; can be shipped long distances, and there¬ fore sold in the markets where the highest prices are prevailing. There is still time to buy a cheap farm. If you have a few hundred It won’t cost you much to visit this country and judge for yourself. Every first and third Tuesday of each month you can purchase a round-trip Landseeker’s ticket to any point in the Gulf Coast of Texas, from Chicago at $30.00, and from St. Louis or Kansas City at $25.00. Through standard and tourist sleeping cars are operated by the Frisco Lines from either of these points. Let me tell you more about this prosperous country. Fill out the attached coupon and mail today. Don’t wait. Act dollars put aside, invest it n you’ll never again have an oppor¬ tunity to do so much with your savings. There are many openings for bus¬ iness men. The average merchant along the Gulf Coast doubled his capital last year. The cities prom¬ ise nothing for you to equal these certainties. A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF UNINTER¬ RUPTED SUCCESS GENTRY BROS. FAMOUS SHOWS EN TOUR SEASON 1910 Playing the Principal Cities of America Executive Offices: Bloomington, Ind.