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SEPTEMBER 1(M910. IT tie Billboard %5 QrofTenor Dalo—Union Hall Tbeatt*: Cbapde- laloe & BoblUlUe. Utrldeo—MerldeniNlcOIet; P. F. McMabon, msr. Uertdeih-Crjntal, Oolong at.; Mr. KuaioS. luxr. : Star, W. Main at.; It. Ilalllwell. niKr. Middletowa—Nickel, 154 Court at.; liullock & Oaria, nigra. : Star, 281 Main at.; M. Kidney, nivr. Creaeent, 172 Main at.; Spluk & Alcbler, mgra. Myatic—^I'equot Tbeatre. Naugatuck—Qem Opera Houae; V X. Uorae, cor. Cburcn .aad;^ Maple ata. New Brltlau^SccnlCi Main at.; Geo. Hallby, ■' -.-mgr.' BUon, Main at.: John Capllllon, mgr. New Oanaan—Tbeatre; Jack BUey Amoaement Co., tngrs. Nev London—BIjoa Tbeabre; M. R. Sbeedy. 'Near Orpbeum Tbeatre; New Orpbenm Amnae. Co., Bank at. -' New London—Kmplre. New London—Opera Booae. D. J. Uorao. New Mllford—Star Olieatre; E. S. Bnrbank. Norwalk—Paatlme Picture Palace; Faraon. Norwlcb—Breed Tbeatre; : Cooper & McNulty, Main and Cbnrch ata. Boderlek Tbeatre: S. BrowneU. 827 Main at. Sbeedy'a Audltoriitm Tbeatre, 101 Water at. Putnam—^Tbe Bradley Tbeatre; Klebart A Steln- : berg, 3S lYont it. - Ptotnam Picture Parlor; F. GoUmet, 28 Pom- pliret at; BoekTille—Tbeatre: S. E. Sbennaji, mgr. Tbeatre; Boawell Sterena, mgr. RockvlUe—Imnerlal t Tbeatrv, ^Adama at. BaTin Bock—Slcidet (anmmer only). l O. Sagel. Bootb Mancbeater—Arnuwy Tbeatre; 7. F. Conk- lln. Main at. ' . StalTonl Sprlnga—Bljoa Theatre; B. Allaire, Water at. Tbompaonrllle—Sbenle Tbeatre; J. Lemleux, CbnTCb at. WaUInglOrd—^Dolque Tbeatre; W.; J. V Ward. ■ Center at. WalUngford—Waiting Opera Booae (Saturday only). Geo. WUkenaon. ' Weat Haven—I'aatlme, Stnln Bock Grovr, W at ifiaren. Conn.; Gordon Bros., mgra. WUimantie—BUon; B. M. Gale, Main at. Bute; J. F. Clnne, 703 Main at. WInated—Opera Home (Saturday). M&rla & .'.\:.v.. Panona. ,. BSLAWABE. ttiirel—B. 8. WaneK'^ ■■ ■ - " Lcorel—Lanrd AmnaemaatOi. " Lewea—W. B. Walab. MUford—^Dreamland Tbeatre: McClelland & Bradfleld. MUford—Otaaa. D. DeVallnger. Newark—Central Hall: C. G. WeUa. Seatord—Wrishfa - Andltorlum; J; A.< Wright, ~ Aont and Second ata. XX0HI9A S. Nob.- -Apalachlcola—Electric Theatre; V Bartoa—J. T. Hendry. Main at. I>aytona—«atoa Tbeatre: W. G. Hobba, 20* Ik Beaeb at. Tort Myera—Boyal Palm; J. T. Hendry, lat at. I Oalnearllle—Electric Theatre; G. I. Oolg, JaekaosTUte—Splera ft Gardner. ■KEleetrle Theatre; H. A. MlUer. , : : Pastime. Tbeatre—Jackaon-Hoyt (Vk A. B. Hoyt. 21S W. Bay St. ' I :Tbe Great Wblte Way Aeatte: D. M. Tanka- v iey. 132 Main at' Key- West—San Carloa Tbeatre: Bntgert, mgr. Miami—Klnodrome; Bniger * RatllCt. Miami—Alcaiar Theatre. C. O. Blcbardaon. Milton—Allen's Ball. B. J. Allen. Mulberry—Spratt ft HnriAy's Tbeatre. Palatfca—Wonderland Theatre; F. W^ Kdla, Lemon at, i Fcaaacola—Star.: N. Palatax at ■ BUon. N. Palaraz St. BUtc^'^II.' ^*"**"* at. St. 'Abgnktlne—Orpbenm, Cathedral St.: C. B. • ■■jnieDOTar. mirr. St. Petersburg—iDreamland: Piatt ft Parker. Boyal Palms Tbeatre; W. B. Carpenter, 247 Central are. Orpbeum; Bnrgert ft BatlllT, cor. Flor. and 'La Fayette sta. ' , Ortagns ft Stebodey, SO* FranUIn'at Sana Soad :Xlwatit(j;SiiTgert ft BaUIff. -Tbor City at > „ - Sanford—Paatlme, SIS b; First are.; Geo. A. DeQittes, mgr. ! _ Klectrle. Sanfom are.: E. J. BaroMlell. mar. Tarpon Springs—Jobn Paasol ft Co.; Tbeatre. West Palm eacb-Bljon; Carl Kettler, mgr. eBOROU Albany—Majestic, Pine st: Frank Wblre, mgr. Crescent. Broad at.: O. J. Neudorfer, mgr. Americna—New Hajeatle Theatre. Uajeatle Tbeatre. B. H. Vlgneaney. Opera House. Wm. Dudley. Atbena—Cryatal Tbeatre. M. F. Taylor, - I8T Ltimpkin St' Athens—Canaar Furniture Co., Theatre. Elite Theatre; B. P. Stone, 154 N. Clayton atreet Angnsta—Tbe Grand Tbeatre; H. Bernstein. Babbildge—Tbe Gland. . W. J. Biackln. mgr. Brunitwlck—Grand Opera Bouse; W. A. Finney, Newcaatle and F ata. Cartunivllh'—Elltf, 21 K. Mala at.: Camarata ft Caujarata. mgrH. Columbua—Dreamland Theatre. Luraa Theatre. ColnmbuB—Elite Tbeatre: H. R. Dndly. 1010 Broad at. Douglas—Family Tbeatre. Fltxgerald—Benjamin ft Swafford. Family Tbeatre. Family Theatre. O. W. Nemey. Macon—Lyric Tbeatre; Guttenberg ft Holt, 414 second st. ° Palace Tlieatre; J. B. Melton, 4S4 Cbeirj st. Tbeatorlnm Theatre; S. J. Wearer. 400 3d St. Snitman—Qnarterman ft Wade, ome—Kllte, Broad St.; John Joni>a mp- TbomaaTlUe—Lyric Tbeatre; J. K. BInaon, .'".Broad..at' . ' Pastime Theatre; J. A. Frank, 110 S. Broad ':..;'itreet ■ ■ Valdoata—Grand Theatre. Waycroaa—C. H. Be4dlng, 14 Mary st. Pleasant ^ Vomits Station. ^ MaJesUe Tbeatre; A. W. Lang, 10 Pendleton . ' Street . BAWAHAH ISLANDS. Bonolnlii—Robert T. Orerend. Art Tbeatre. Bailey & Lawaon. Empire Tbeatre. Bay M. Overcnil. _<3em Tbeatre. Heide ft Kuberg. Hoooluin—Boyal Tbeatre; River Mill Co. IDAHO Blackfoot—Isls Tbeatre; W. B. Kestner. Bolae—Lyric, 7tb and Mais ata.; H. Kalaer, mgr. Star, 613 Main at,; W. H. Tbouipaon, uigr. Box, 1000 Main st: W. Fred Boaaner. mgr. Booners Ferry—Star Theatre. 8. S. Sbiflda. Oaldwell— The Sranlc: Holderman ft Carr. The Magic; Idaho Amnae. Co.. Hals at Coeur d'Alene—Majestic Tbeatre; D. E. Xtek. lOTlc Tbeatre: Ednmndaoa ft Paine. 2d st .Emmett—Electric; F. A. Larkla. Fayette— Ediaon Tbeatre. H. B. Sparks. Electric Tbeatre. B. H. Ford ft Co. Gooding—^Arcade Theatre: Clarence Van Denaen, : Arcade Bldg. (Joodlng—F. T. Turner. Halley—Star Tbeatre: A. R. KoUa. Halley—Bute; Thome ft Sharp, mgrs. Idaho Falls—Joe (2earge. . Broadway Theatre; Scenic Amuse.: Co.. R. A. . ' .. Waagner. . Star Tbeatre: R- A. Waagner, Park are. Lewiaton—Moving Fletnre Tbeatre; Taylor Brosi. me Tbeatorlnm; W. D. Burford, 630 Main st Malad—Jedd Jones, Jr. MontpeUer—Family ^eatre; Rinebirt ft Thom- . -as. . ■. - Moscow—(^atal Palace; Moacow Electric Sup. Co. i Namps—Otphenm Tbeatre; C. F. Knater ft Co.' Unique Tbeatre: E. B. Ford. Main st. Nampa—(^stal Tbeatre. C. R. Knater ft Co. Nyssa—Tbeatre; Pounds ft HUmer. i mgrs. Pocatello—Orpheam' Tbea tre; F. M.- Watson. Lyric Tbeatre—^F,- B. McOacken, 130 S. Main Street. . ■ ■.• lOTle Theatre;: Pba St Marie. - - Pocatello—Crystal Theatre. , Moving Picture Tbeatre. C. A. Stover. Opera Bouse. PreatOQ—Novelty Theatre. Rexbnrg—Electric Theatre; O. A. THAeU. Main and Center ata. St Anthony—Grand Theatre: B. F. Pnlbam. Opera Bouse: Pendry ft Kingsbury. St. Anthony—Fred Spanldlng. Shoshone—Tbeatorlnm. .-.-A. F. .Or^ble. .: Salmon City—Scenic lAeatre; Wta.*. dayton. Empire: F. B. Walton. 410 TUtd at Stagar City—O. D. Kirby. . Ilia Theatre; O. H. Wilson, Shoshone St. Sugar City—Rex Tbeatre. Rex Theatre Co. Twin Falls—rrtaeatre; A. R. Andeiaon, mgr. Weiser—Theatre, First ft Commercial sts.; C. B. Fraaer, mgr. Weiser—^[.yrie Tbeatre; . Sollivaa ft-Overbeefc. Weiser—Iris Tbeatre. : Rnmbers ft Bowmsn. > (To be continued next week.> We want to bny second-hand M. P. Macblnea.''What have yon to olTerl V We'also sdl them. What do i«u needl ■ HAILBERG MOVES TO 36 East 23pd Sf ^ My new ffllces and showiooma u» the Onest and most modem. I gnarantee to aave two- thirds on your enitent bUI. and to give the beHt Ilffht you ever saw with the BAuLBERG ECOHOUZER. Ask about - my Fllckerleas M.' P. inacbine, 4,rG(s e. f>. arc lamps, ELECTBA P 1 n k Label carbons, ' apot llgtata. ex- haust fana, asbes- tos cables, Isnses, colored announce- ment Slides, and all kinds nf snp- plies. Write for FREE Catategoe- No. 17-B. J. H. Hallbers 3S E. 23rcl St. NEW YORK. ED. X. P. HEAD, lens and macatlne, (35; Lubln Marvel Machine. (40; others $10, $25; glS Button Camera. $7.50. The new M. P. light, equal to calclnm, costs 5c per boor; $20 with burner. Clrcnl ara free. Bargain list; stamp. F. Ii. SMITH, Amsterdam, N. T. noma nonna xAOBma. «ss.oo Are Lamps, tti Bbeoatata. fS; Gaa Generatoca, ti!.29: Film s for rent «r fw sale. Catilosoa. X. HETiy. log K. Mrd HawVaA. FOR SALE^Nr SYNCHROSCOPE Wtib SIX anUeets, film and records ta matab. AU make maebines boogbt and aold. Oaa Urn- eblass bought and aold. Black Tanta,JM Mdtw fbalra for aale. BEST FIM gTOTIOH thmt. mxa FILM KXCHAHOl. OWMlift<l«» Mr. ■ FOR SAXK.—Ediaon . Ex. Model two-pin. with m ag aal n ea; fine condition; QQlck. tmyer geta It for ¥40. Allow examhiatlon no receipt' of charges two ways. WANTED—Set of Marion- ettes. CKAS. FTNT. AT. FTeeport, Fa. BIG XOHEZ' is being made by every theatrical manager who puts on the Attell-Moran World'a Featherweight Cbamplonablp Fight Pictures. Fnll of actkm from start to finlab. Write for low rental terma now. 'FISTIANA FILM KXr CHANQB, 1338 8. noT 'St. ChleagB; lU. ; > WANTED FOR PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT CO. Man with picture machine, and fllma; we bar* tent: Fat Girl. Freaks. Pit Snake Show can get the money; Wire or Rope Walker, also Shooting Gallery and OoU Rack, Knife Rack. AU to Join at once. Long seaaon South. Week- Sept, 5, RlcevUle. Iowa; 'week Sept 1% New Haaai^ ton,..^Iow8. .- '. NOTES FOR M. P. OPERATORS A volume of valuable information. Elimlnatea 90 per cent of yonr trouble. Practical lnfi»- matlon tbat wUl positively get the dealred re- sults on the screen. BlKbly recommended by experienced operators. OOLO fcju lE F OR BE- eitrirERs iSh first aid to the xaba* GRR m EXEROENCT. 20 cents In stamps or silver now. Flrat edition almost exhausted. Next edition will coat 50c each. J. W. BUICK- EROOD, 131 W. 24th St.. N. Y. C. WE ARE IMOT RENTERS But the laijsest deaters in the world of Independent and Asaociation Fihna. We have IM P, BISON , THANHOUSER and o ther makes on hand. UNITED STATES FtlM BROKERS AIMD IMPORTERS. 41 Union Square, Broadway and 17th St.. N. Y. City. Writafereomplata Hat. omoAso nums, Sitsa- Stssah :^: m. Wanted to Porchaso Third Reel of Pathe band-eoIoKa Passtoa Play. Most be in good eondltica' and price reaaonable. Addiesa OBESCEHT .OITT FHK XZOBAHOE, Hew Oilsaaa, la. No IVIore Rain ! SCRATCHES REMOVED Old jGlms made to look like new by the wonderful GAUMONT RENOVATING SYSTEM GAUMONT COMPANY. - FLUSHING. L. I.. NEW YORK Wlrwj^ur ordor atoneafor our raproduetlen ettha JOHNSON^FFRIES :: FIGHT Four-Color Uthoa, lOoanta aaeh. Wa aiao Itavathaertalnal NELSOH-WOLaAST and NELSON-QANS FIGHT PICTURES and CUSTER'S LAST STAND and KNIGHTS TEMPLARS PARADE CHICAGO FILM EXCHAIVGE 46 Jackson Boulv'd 14th A Ooudass Sts. 401 Barclay Bl'k:, 321 AtbwBl'k ^ Cbicago,!!!. ^ Oinaha,"Neb. , Denver;OoI.f^SaUXak»Ci^IJtah ...ROLL TICKETS... : ' Zaar Oina (toadal Xlekst. any prlatiiir. front aaA-'baek. ••LOOK THESE PRICES OVER? 6.000 — SI.2S 20^000 — S4.00 60,000 — 68.00 10.000 — 2.50 30,000 — 6.00 100^000 — 9.60 Sto^ Tickets, Btx Crats t ThwiBinfl. spxcsAL noEZXB TOM VABKa.- BABB SAU. iaauiz-ao.Boinni. Kta Qolek lUsmfB*, aeeuata aaabartac R w wn rt aaa;, .Caah "wttk oUar. Ho O, O. O, wans VOB 8A1IFU08. -J- ROYAL TICKET CQn Stiifmekiiig Rmn THE ELGIN NATIONAL TROPHY ROAD RACES NOTE—^At a private exhibition of this film at the Chic: different races got on their chairs and wildly applauded WHAT THE RACE OFFICIALS SAY: HONORARY REFEREE HUNTER (El^ National Wetch Co.):—"I saw the - race from the crand stand each day of the contest. ' After witnessing the pictures 1 feel that I was a apectator at all tinea claar arooad tha «ar tir* coaraa.** REFEREE BEECROFT.*^<"The pictures are wonderfully true to life.' STARTER WAGNER:—"The pictures are inunense." 125,000 People saw the racos. H 75,000,000 more want to see-Uie pictures. Athletic C3ub, Aug. 29, the assembled members of tb» diolgo Motor Club and the partici ants in the e splendid reproduction of this greatest of all races ever held in this or any other country. WHAT THE WINMERS AND PARTICIPANTS IN THE RACE SAY: MULFORD, winner of Elgin National Trophy:—"It's gMsi to see one's self as others see him. The pictures are magnificent.'' ~' . LIVINGSTON, winner of IIlinoi8Ttophy^--"I did. not know the race wss so «- : 'eiting and dangerous until I'Witnessed the moving pictures." BUCK, winner Kane County Trophy:—"I have seen the moving pictures of ALL the auto races, but none compare with these." HEARNE, winner of Fox River Trophy:—"Nothing could be better than perfect. CHIEF EXECUTIVE ROOT^—"The moving pictures, besides^ being of unusual interest, are of practical 'Value to me.. I superintended the preparation <tf the courseiand 'the rmaimer: in which racing can are shown rounding the turns ' tellsme ezRotly what to figure on for the next race in eonatnicting comers." The movingjpictures are perfect. BARNEY OLDFlEL1>, who has driven the fastest mile ever made by mortal man—133 miles per hour:^"The intmse^interest, the wild cheering indulged ; ,ht by guests at the Chicago Athletic Ghiti banquet where the pictures were first shown tells more.tban l^'eVa could say of their realism. To this let me jadd thatlled in the cheering." . _ imaklog Itad enOadi tliA Amerl-1 the inoTlac pletntM taken datlnc i a road taea and ahow pialnljr tbe CHICAGO DAII<Y TRIBDNB, Austiit SO: After tk» eu Motor liaelns Picture Cuinpany gave an exhtliltlaD oi toe TacM. The piotaiea ai» amans the haat aver taken of .can on tbe tnma and atralchtavar. i ■ _ Comoittta from m* start to tit* r*r«a«ntat|pn of AmerlGan^.Miklor Ractnii Picture Go*. BIRMINGBAU, «f the INTBB-OCBAK: ARei. te*lewlos-the >>>oTlnB^<^ 1 do sot healtAte to state that tb^Jr ate the heat mnioatlaB WAJUTBB. tniea ot.the Elcln raad race*, ttf 1 a aaetariac eeataat I have e«ar aaaa. LenatI*. t.OOO F'«et._ Rirfectticet-'neBillbaiwd.-^ Price. Staif.OO.