Billboard advertising (Mar 1895)

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The Rochester Bill Posting Co., ED. A. STAMLBRODT, Manager. Bill Posters, Distributers and General Advertisers. No. ,6 and >S Mill Street. ROCHESTER. N. V. THE ERIE BILL POSTING CO. ED. A. STAHLBRODT. Manager. Bill Posters, Distributers and General Advertisers, No. io North Park Row. BRIE, PA. Among the Agents. PORTRAITS 4 POSTER PICTURES. There was a remarkable art exhibition Geo Cuumiings is hard at work look- at the Union League Club recently. .'It is ing after the hilling of Palmer'* Theater, rtMy a doable-exhibilion, and should be New York. It is whispered that George considered as such, otherwise the iucon- has landed a good si rrjob. Joe Hild, of the Bijou in Brooklji u Manager Harry Kennedy, speak; the highest terms of his able HeoH gruous juxtaposition of portraits by early American painters and posters by the most advanced exponents of the new n of Japanese themes and methods, its origin in Prance Er gland look Publishers' Corner. The success attendant upon our special offer to bill posters has been so pro- nounced, that we have decided to reduce le billboards demonstrates their value, and creates to this form of adveriis- Charlie Zimmerman, the hard working advertising agent of the Ejipire 1 heater Indianapolis la making a Wrong bit for Charlie Welch still manages to keep away to the front at Hoyl's Theatte, New York He is one of the few modest men in the business that positively re- fuses to allow his features to be por- trayed in print. He presides over the door of that coiy house, and woe to the daintiest expression in the French, sketches. -Eccentricity rnpplants imag • ination in the work ui the Englishman, The Americans, as usual in art. take their cue from the Frenchman. The exhibi- tion comprises sketches by Cherel, dash- ing and spirited; bySteinlen, clever, re- SpegfaT OFFgr* FOR $3.00 We will send jsn the Donaldson Guide Year's Subscription to Billboard AdYertisii]g. The Donaldson Guide contains the only accurate and complete list of is of this 1 1 Show Prii ■ of ever been pub- lished. It also contains the complete possess advantages of peculiar value to_ code ol the Donaldson Cipher, by the bill posters, poster printers, aud general use of which great saving in the mat- advertisers In the first place, every one ter of telegraph tolls may be had. The of its subscribers are in'nested in adver- regular price of the Donaldson Guide rising in some manner, and many are alone is $j oo, hence, we afford you directly interested in postet advertisi— »** *- : —"- as carefully filed away for future refer- and by Rhead, effective in lines and en „ Thirdly, the widely varvi'ng cbar- curves. Tbe bill boards are beginning actrI „ r il5 subscriber,. places upon B to show the adaption of lhe:e striking psr wltQ any publication catering only designs in their proper tunclions of ad- to M called'general reaedrs." For these " ca £ o Iribnnc. Sam M. Dawson, of Heurk's Opera Hoose, Cincinnati, has been engaged as speciHl agent for h. W. Washburn's Big Allied Shows, and will . work about May ist. Sat propose to loaf in sunrai Now la the time to Subscribe. H. E. BURCKEY, SCENIC MIST, mind that Billboard Advertising i: bountiful portion .of fots, a cir- nce by the way which seemingly Jan's in St. Louis, affords him but small concern as he con lo lag, and ewry tinues to pursue his chosen avocation paying but scant heed or attention lo his is to better bis sbowii detra rolific id brilliai This Journal Free —Preaent subscrib- ers to this journal may obtain their own copy fur another year free by doing a little work among their friends If you viable station of influence anil popularity eal which it wielded and enjoyed in the days ' ^ before fiuancial disaster first overtook it: Kerry Meagher, of the Haymarket telling licks for his house, and all the agenta uy he is trie of the best men in Death of J. Harry Crowell. After an illnets of tin days J. Harry "P 1 Crowell, advertising agent of the Colum P M bia Theatre, died February 4 th JS95, in 6cr " e Hotel St GeorEe. end era are stricken rrom the list at tfc of the term paid for. Renewal •nX in promptly s it be missed or r. ODce Id Donaldson LIU10. Bldg., Cincinnati, 0. BUREAU OF THE (SSjlTritei-riaitcnaT (JPr-oFsjssionaT Register, DONALDSON LIIH. BLDG., CINCINNATI, 0. The catalogue ol Hie reelBter will be nubiisnet, m lb. next 3Kn of ilia IJ..BAI.D.OS "Ulna and contain R M. newspaper space in point of ing value, as many papers affect to believe why is it " Far Twelve Three Months' Subscriptions to .223 r.srj."'.ro,'w.r" Billboard AdiertisiiK it to your newsdealer, as you prefer. l t>