The billboard (Sept 1910)

56 The Billboard SEPTEMBER 24, 1910. CORRESPONDENCE. (Ckmtiniied from page St.} Dustin Fanram In Cameo Klrby Sept. 14; Andl- torlam Marine Band Sept. 15. X31X±>^J. CANVAS —^uoblnson's Circus Sept. 12. BIJOU (W. B. Slater and C C. ColUns, mgra.) Pictures and Taadeville; good business. GOLDSBOBO.—MES.VEN6ER OPEBA BOUSE (Scblass Circuit, lessees; Jolm B. Higgins. lo- good business. VAIiENXINE (Harry Smitb. mgr.) Pictures and TauderiUe to cron-ded liouses. EMPIBE (Harry Winters. mxr.> Bose Sydell Company week Sept. 11. ABCASB (WU- lis Bettis. mer.> VandeTllle. irHBICHffmXE. — CIXX OPERA HOUSE (ElTin & Van Ostran, mgrs.) Tbe Little Home- stead 9; Sis Perkins 14; Monte Carlo Girls 21. KBUPP'S AIBDOME CWm. Krupps, mgr.) TandeTille and pictures to good returns. TJHIOIITO'WM.—GBASD OPERA HOUSE (F. Robins, mgr.) Season opened witb Ibe Monte cat mgr.) Season opened Sept. 10 with The Sool. Carlo Girls* Burlesque Company Sept. 5; Buster Kiss to tair busibcss; good sbow. A Gentleman I Brown Sept. 7. From Mississippi 16. iiSVILO PARK CASINO WASHINGIOK C. E.—EMPIRE (W. E. (Bevilo Amuse. Co., mgrs.) Vaudeville; play-I Dale, mgr.) Temoest and Sunshine Sept. 5: good log to good buFiuess- ACME tri. B. Mason, show-. 'WONDEBI.AND and PATETTE CChas. mgr) Motion pictures: good business. TAHBOKO.—Ol'EKA HOUSE (WeddeU anfl Savage, lessees and mgrs.; K. & E. bookings) The Four Pickerts Sept. pood shows to fair bouses. Human Hearts 21; The GenUeman From MiaiiSBlppi; canceled. OHIO. CnrCIHirATI.—GRAND (John H. Havlin, mgr.) Seven Days week of Sept. 11. Mrs. Flske week of 18. LYBIC (James E. Fennessy, mgr.; Sbnberts, booking agents) The City week of 11. Dockstadcr's Minstrels 18. COLUMBIA (Harry K. Shockley, mgr.) William Fatnum and Company, Burt Sbepberd, Tom Nawn and Company, Exposition Four, Geo, Austin Moore, Welch Mealy and Montrose, Brown and Cooper, Juggling Normans and Keltliscope. Kathleen ClilTord beads bill week of 18. WALNUT (B. W. Dustin, mgr.: Stair & Havlin, booking agents) A Winning Miss week of 11. The Fort of Missing Men week of 18. EUPBESS (Edw. Shields, mgr.; Snlllvan and Considine Circnit) VaudevIUe. )AMBBICAN (Harry Hart, mgr.; Sun Circnit) Vandevilie. PEOPLE'S (James E. Fennessy, mgr.; Western Wheel) The FoUies of the Day week of 11. Pennant Winners week of 18. STANDARD (F. J. Clements, mgr.; Eastern Wlieel) CJolhmbia Burlesquets week_ of 11. CoUege Girls week of 18. BOBINSON'S. VandevUle' and pictures. AUDITORIUM (Mr. Btessler, mgr.) vandeTlUe and plctnres. OLYM- PIC (6. P. snd I,. Forepangh Fish, mgrs.) Fbre- pangh Stock Company In The Man of the Hour. HEUC^'S (Geo. Heuck, mgr.) Lenia Rivers week of 11- The Kentncklan week of 18. AKROir.—6BAND OPERA HOUSE (O. L. Elsler, mgr.) In Panama Sept. 8-10; excellent business. Paid In Full 14; S. B. O. business. A Winning Miss Sept. 22-24; Jas. B. Powers in Havana 27. COLONIAL (F. E. Johnson, mgr.) Bright Eyes Oct. 1. , „ TuiLIASca-^OI^UMBlA_(J._Stanley Smith, Johnson, mgr.) Pictures and songs. FALAGE fR. H. ColemaD, mgr.)-Pictures and songs. CO- LONIAL (E. W. Ramsey, mgr.) Opens soon with vaudevUle a nd p lctnres. ZAHESVUXE.—WELLEB (Beis Co., lessees; W. 0. Canning, mgr.) Cutter Stock Oo. week of Sept. 12; Seven Da ys 20; Two Americans Abroad 24. ORPHEUM (O. C. Murray, owner; H. S. Carter, mgr.) Charley (Harris, Tlie <}tbS9n Girl and American Comedy Four week of Sept. 12. QUIMBY'S AIRDOMB. Closed. NOXBALA PARK. Closed Sept. 11. COUNTY PAIR 13-16; big racing entries, few general attractions. PENNSYLVANIA. BROWKSVZLLE BROWNSVILLE OPEBA HOUSE (Ray Bush, mgr.) The Black-Beauty Sept. 13; good show and business. Little Home- stead 21; Daniel Boone 27. BUTLER—^MAJESTIC (Geo. N. Burkhart, mgr.) Taylor Stock Company Sept. 12: big busi- ness. Lyman Howe Pictures 20; The Sixth Com- mandment 21; Gains and Brown 24. : LYBIC (Walter E. Gardner, mgr.) Three Leorettas, comedy; Pancob and Kleffer, musical act: Dan Weston, musical comedy ; and pictures; pleased big returns. ORPHEUM (W. H. Buhl, mgr.) Bnckeye State (Jnartette; CbalUce and Ciialllce, sketch; Harvey Burgess, Juggler; Pearl Daven- port, songs; and plctnres: good business.. (nTairBKltSBUBS.-TKEiBDAM OPERA HOUSE (lb A. Sbmdnob mgr.) Hnman Hearts Sept. 1; Hearts Adrift 187 The Soul Kiss 13.. Pictures and vandevilie to S. R. O. STAB (H. B. Wekr, mgr.) Plctnres and vandevilie; good business. COBBY.—LIBBARY (H. W. Parker, m^.) The Girl That's AH the Candy Sept. 12: The Time, the Place and the Girl 20. IiYBIC. Jeffries-John son lig ht plctnres 12. SBIB—MAJES3XC (Joo. L. Gllson, mgr.; Rels Clrenlt) Howe's: Moring Plctnres Sept. 16-17. COLONIAL (A. P. Wesehler, mgr.; Gus Sun, mgr.: Uose Rels Circnit) The Time, the Place agent) Week of Sept. 12. Happy Days In Georgia a^ the Gltl Sept. 10; large andinece. The Lit- Company singers and dancers; Nalda and Co., tie Homestead Sept. 12: pleased fair-sized and- Illusion, The Nymph of the Sea; Four Southern lence East Lynne Sept. 15; Paid In Full IT. Singing Girls, featuring popular melodies: Mer- ORPHIUM (W. R. Hines, lessee and mgr.; cedes Lorenze comedienne; Ansel and Dorain, Gus Sun booking agent) Tbe Tossing Austins, acrobats; Bert and Emma Spears, pianologue. headllner. Jugglers, made a big hit. McCor- ALPHA. (B. H. Suerken, mgr.; Marcus Loew, mick and Wallace, ventriloquist sketch. Fun agent) Week of Sept. 12, Prltzkow and Blan- at the Seaside; clever. Emily Nice, character diard. in A Mixed Affair; Bijou Bussell, singing change artist- very good. Emmons, Emerson comedienne- OrvUle and Frank, equilibrists; and -Enraionds, comedy sketch. Only a Joke; Moy Dorvea and Co., In The Imposter;^Boston lust oassable. Eddie Gardner, jnggler and -TOo, From Africa to India; plctnrea; HAPPY dancer- clevet The Utopia Mmdcsl Duo: went HOUR (D. H. Conn^, mgr.; <^ Teibeck, iril. Original Orphan's Quartette; good sing- agen t) Vande vilie and plctnres. Bluff; 26-28. In the Bishop's Carriage: 29-Oct. 1. The Boy from Wall Street: Oct. 3-5. Brew- ster's Millions. LUZERNE THEATRE (Leon-. Fcrindlnl. mgr.) Sept. 8-10. Cory Comer Girls: good business and well satisSed audiences: 11- 13, Tiger Lilies, good business and audiences well pleased: 15-17, Miner's Bohemians: 10-21, Girls from Dixie; 32-34, Imperials: 26-28 Merry Maidens; 39-Oct. 1. Pat White. POLl'S THE- ATRE (Gordon Wrlghter, mgr.) Week of Sept. 5, Poll's Own Stock Company In Leah Klesch- na. played to capacity business. Week of Sept. 12, The Straight Road. WILIJAU^OBT Y C O MI N G OPERA HOUSE (L. J. Fick, mgr.) The Soul Kiss Sept. 12- pleased a fair-sized audience. The Sixth Coouuandknent 13; The-Lottery Man 15;.Jeflerson Oe Angelis 16. .FAMILY (Fred H. La Made, mgr.) Plctnres week of 12: vandevilie season opens 18. LYBIC. GRANi/ and ORPBCEUM. Doing fair business with pictures. POUBSBY'S PAIiACE. Skating; fair business. VALLA- MONT PATIUON. Clara Tomer Stock Com- pany closed season Sept. 12; business good. SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON.—ACADEMY OP MUSIC (C. R. Matthews, mgr.) Queen of the Moulin Rouge S; attracted first S. R. O. bouse of season: play favorably received. Dustin Famum 19-26: Al. 6. Fields 21; The Newlyweds and their Baby 24. MAJESTIC (6. L. Brandtley. mgr.) Week of Sept. 10, Edith Haney, good; Alien Summers, a hit; Ida BnsseU and Grace Elotse Cborcb, very clever; The Three l^rres. entertain well. Week of 17, BOberts, Hayes and Roberts, Charles Hitcbcock, Alice Beny and Frants Caesar and Company. SPARTAHBUSe.—HARRIS (Rertzog & Rad- Isall, mgrs.) Queen of the Moulin Boube Sept. 7; good sbow, large, house. The'SonI Kiss 16: Cameo Rlrby 17. MAJESTIC (L. J. Smitb, mgr.) VaudevRIe - and* plctnres. - Baby Arlltta. J. C. 7 Lewis in The: Bnrglar: Jlmmle Briras. black-face; good acts; exealent booses. FAIRY- LAND (L. T. Lestu. Jr., mgr.) Pictures to good business. MAGIC (W. F. jBlemming. mgr.) Pictures; business fair. TENNESSEE. BRISTOL.—HASMELIXG * (Harry Bernstein, mgr.) Polly of the Circus, witb Ida St. Leon Sept. 8: good business. Powhattan (local tal- ent) 12; Tbe (nimax 13: The Music Hall Girl 15: (>>bnm's Minstrels 16; Keith's Tsndevllle week of 19. EAGLE (Patterson Amosement Co. Motion pictures to excellent business. FAIBY- LAND (Patterson Amusement Co., mgrs.) Mo- tion pictures to gcibd crowds. UNDER CAN- VAS—Hageniwck-Wailace Shows 13; K. G. Barkooot Carnival Co. week of Oct. 3; Ringllng Bros. Oct. 15. JACKSOH.-ELITE THEATRE (WIU W. Cox. mgr.) Week of Sent. 6. Pastelle and Yonng, comedians: The Benningtons, song and dance artists, fair: Sept. 12-14. The Bonnels, musical artists, excellent act to large audiences. MARLOWE THEATRE (M. Kahn. mgr.) Week of Sept. 5. The Great Itancan. bypnotlst, week of Sept. 12; pictures. UNDER CANVAS—Sept. 15. Florida Minstrels. KNOXVUIE.—STAUB'S (Fritz S. Staub. mgr.) Al. G. Field's Minstrels Sept. 9; good ■ " Polly of tie Circus 10: good com WAKTED—A song and dance sister team, one sketch team, and a good comedian and sou- brette. State all you do and your lowest pirlce. .Must change for S nights^ ACROBATS ATTENHOH—I can use a good trick tumbler to do comedy In-my wire act. Only those who are clever, write. Addiesa CHARLES KEY ABO; Mgr. Original 4 NeTana, 059 22nd Avenue, Milwaukee. Wis. nrdvement Business big for week or oept. company lair: is .uarrlagi. , , „ -i provemeut BUSIES u k j j,oUon company, light bouse: ifowe's Moving PIctares funny. nlctiiS ^SONIA (T.^. EeaSiey, mgr.) 14, big business: Tbe Time, the Place and and Bttel ltenton; Bmrt Jteia. acrobat, good \rotSrnDlctnres LYRIC (F. A. HartzeU, mgr.) the Girl 16; Sis Perkins 21; St Bhno 26: Two ; Allen Sommers. vocalist good. MotioS oicturcs SQUARE GARDEN (F. A. Americans Abroad Oct. 10; Son! Kiss Oct 28. HMteeU mS:) Motion pictures.. M. P. the- YOUNG'S PIER and STAR THEATRE are do- atrea are doing average business. ■ Ins satisfactory business 'witb moving pic- ATHEHB—ATHENS OPERA HOUSE (Slangh- tnres. TEXAS. DALLAS.—MAJESTIC (O. F. Gould, mgr.) The £agle and the Girl: The Elindt Bros.. ter^^steWrfd mgriT^tTiSe FimeVs HABaiSBURG.-THB ORPHEUM (Floyd ^^le^- Miss Bell Meyers: Jane Dora In The SLfhter^mve & saUsfacUon. 17, My Wife's Hopkins, mgr.) Week of Sept 12, Stuart aid gtone Girl; HaUigan and Ward, singing: ISiree pJSfllr- 19 Da^ Bocrae On the Trail; week Kefiy. O'Neil and O'NeU, vSerie Players. The fnms Sisters, singers and players: Tom and 5^25 tomtf^fair Traek), Latimer Leigh Stock StrflUing Players. Jesse L. Lasky's On tbe House- Sb«^ Mbore, to The Gkmaeman Minstrel and CoiSarir * to- Patsy Doyle and Fred St Onge .and Co. ■ The Chameleon Dame; Lifla McConneH.Md Slinp- B*^»Tia.—MAJESTIC (B. E. BBwrson. THE CASINO (S. L«y. mgr.) Ea. BlonW and "TOu^^ ^feAi?^^ mS l pStSes^^ songs; good business. WON- Co., Kanawaza Japs, Church City S-our, Musical CUFF CASINO (C. D. Mangold, mgr.; deblSid itVm. Nevnnin. mgr.l_PIctoreB and Thor, Beld Sisters, Dotaon and Xneas and the K- & E., agents) Henrl^Frcnch, the Imperson- ksonSwltb orchestra. OPISA HOUSE (Wm. BaUoon Girl week of Sept 12. THE JfAJESnC ftST:^"'?,^^ ^tone, eccentric dancer; Cxnon and ■ sougs. wiLu vL^^pa>^^-- - VAif-w.^- «nv,. 1 TH^Vt^mtM,^ n^^w^M w. Millard. Gennan comedians: Artbur Dnnn and ^ ■ olaled to's B.'''or'durlne week of Sept 1& (M. Melrlck. mT-i The V olunteer Organist 12; F CAMBBIDGE.—COLCWIAI. (Hammond Bros., goodwrcscntaHon. ' - mm) Pittsburg Concert Company Sept 10; HUHTJSrGDOir.—HUNTINGDON O P E K A' eood business; pleasing entertainment . The HOUSE_ (Ted Reiley. lessee; Orel _F._ Martin, Mniard. Gennan comedians; Artbur Dnnn and Mary Gfauer, comedy: Tbe Two Lopez, novelty jBusIclans, week of 8. CYCLE PARK (T. J. Brown, mgr.) Baymond Teal Musical Comedy WS Address PAGE, Dallas, S. D. -: WANTED, FUmST : that can do specialties. A good faker will do. No tickets. E. O. DOUGLAS SBOW, Belgrade, Nebraska. WANTED LADY JUGGLER to Join recognized 'act. State fnll parttcntars.: Address C. P- B.; care Billboard, 1440' Broad- way, New York. WANTED FOR MY LONDON GHOST SHOW Ventriloquist; also lady buck dancer. Also want a few more star comedians for my Plantation Sbow. Clarinet and TromlMne Players. Also Tnba. Experienced Carnival People only need apply. CAH'. W. D. AMENT, Knoxvllle, Tenn., care Expoeition. P. S.—^Dez. McWborter, Dave- Powell, Arcliie Taylor and WllUe Uoocek write. AT L I B E R T Y MAN'AND] WI FE H Violinist and A-1 Pianist Experienced. Iiocation desired. F. E. FRINKLKY, 521 Day St., Ravenna, O. -AT LIBERTY— On aeeount of Theatr* closing Robt. G. Scott Straight, silly kid and some characters in acts. Good singer, pianist. I read music, don't fake mnch; A-1 M. P. repertoire; good overtures. Addr^, staUng salanr. BOBT. 6. SCJOTT. care Idle Honr Theatre, Tiaer, Iowa. AT LIBERTY ALFRENO & CO. Sensational Ciomedy High VTm Walker. For terms, etc., MRS. A. A. SWAKTZ, No. 252 Fulton St., New York City. AT LIBERTY FLUTE and PICCOLO Capable yonng Flutist wuts IX>CATION. Ex- perienced all lines; B. & O.; steady, respect- able man. Address HENRY C. SUTTON. 531 S. 22nd St., Omaha, Nebr. P. O. Farrell, good; George W. Porvis. It. car- toonist won much favor: Early and Late, sing- ing and talking; week of 11. ORPHEUM (Dai- ton Brothers, mgrs.; Billy Fairman and El- wood, agents! Sam J. Wbeeler and Company, comedy sketch. Saved by Wireless, went well; Harding and Wassen, acrobatic dancing, good: George E. Stanley, singing, dancing and talk- ing, clever; Kopeland and Brother, bicycle act. clever: Wilson and Rose, black-fsee singing and dancing, good: Frasber Sbaw, entertainer, very good. Band m PASTIME (L. C. Jones, mgr.) Pic- tures, good business. LYBIC (A. C. Gander, mgr.) Ptctnresr good, business. , » MILES.—NILBS (J. Stafford, mgr.) Plctares and VandevUle: sood business. BUOU <Wm. Lyons, mgr.) Pictures and songs; big business. S ' l ' lJuitE HTHXK—GRAND (A. M. Morley. mgr.: Beis CIrcolt) Howe's Pictures 12: fair bnslness.ll Volxmteer-Organist 16 ;_Seven Days IT: Paid In Fun 19: Martin's Uncle Tom's Cabin 21. AIBD03O! (.A. C. Irons, mgr.) Willy Musical (Sbmedy Company week 13. Hallday s Players 19. NATIONAI, (W. G. Hartshorn, mgr.) The Four La SeRes. mystlflers; The Three Ollvens, wire artists: The Stedford Comedians: The Arnold Hlckey Company, mnslcal act: cle- ver show to goodbusln^js. _ _, TOLEDO.—LYCEUSr (Walter Moor^ mg^) Benlab Poynter In The LltUe CHrl That He Forgot; fair bouses. Estba Williams In As The Srai Went Down Sept 15-17. AMERICAN (T. H. Tiemey. mgr.) Paycen Stock Company In the third week presenting Nortbem Lights; WANTED—AGENT or MANAGER 1 own a band of six Sioux Indians, 4 men and 2 squaws, all well dressed In Indian costumes, nice looking, sober, good dancers and actors; two good Tope spinners. Write and get more information. Th'y are for theatrical work. RICHARD D. MILLS, Owner and Manager. Fine Ridge, Siontb Dakota. SM'From'^Mtor"a'"l3j''iood."i£Bines8 and showw.merIv»idie^aBd WU^^ and* danee"te»Tn: Own^iy _dosed alynccesgnl easwKement Sept. T^o ASSrlSGS Src««l^ «BPHEOM iHkmr Georgia and Rita Beauregarde In The 8. HAPPY HOnE_ (Daltra Brotterw mond Bros., mgrs.) VaodevlUe and pictures; County Judge 12-14; Emmet and Emmet and Alberts^ pleased; _PeIIte Maydrae jnd^mstCT good bo^em. ^FRINCJESS (Taylor and Clark, The Sbarnli ea In com edy m usic act, 15-17. mrrs.) Pictures and songs: good business. | JOHNSTOWN,—CAMBRIA (H. W.. Sher^r, . FIzn>LAY.—MAJISlSC (M. Rels, mgr.) The mgr.) The Jelfrles-Joluuon flght plctnres S'ept. Farmer's Dangbter Sept 3; fair. The Cow-1S: The Black Beanty Sept. 9; fair busln<-ss. puncher 8; fair. Rosalind at Bed Gate 15. The Passing Parade 10; good business. The GILLETTE (Mr. Sadis, mgr.) Miss Edna Ers- i Volunteer Organist 14; Tbe Sixth Command- klne, singing, pleased; (Jeo, Austin and Com- ■ ment 15; Miss New York. Jr., 16. PARS (H. nany. comedy skit, good; pictures and songs W. Sherer, mgr.) Plctnres and songs; good week 12. business. MAJESTIC (M. J. Boyle, mgr.) A GALLIPOLIS,—GALLIFOLIS (J. M. Kanf- Stranger In a Strange Land opened to big busi- man mgr.) Vaudeville 12-13 to good bnslnesa. ness. GIABB (J. G. Fdler, mgr.) Vandevilie BIznl ai^ Atuna 19-20; Paid in Full 30. and pictures: good buAiess. XDNA PARK (J. ■IBOHTON.—(Carrick & Lane, mgrs.) Danid HInk el. m gr.) ater-State Bate 12-16. Boone 12. well-filled house. EMPIRE (Henry LANBFOBD.—^LANSFORD OPERA BOUSE Omter mgr.) BOMiy Talcott and Co.. comedy (F. Sharpe, mgr.) House of a Thoosand Candles; sketch, wen recelv.^: Gates and Anderson, sing- good production to large bnslneSB Sept. 7; The Ing and character changes, fair; Fred Yunker, Soul Kiss d id no t please. Italian impersonator, good: The Rogers Trio, LOCK HAVEN.—OPEBA HOUSE (T. H. Mns- sbiglng and dancing, pleased; Duncan and Sells, slnd. mgr.) St. Elmo Sept. 13: large and pleased novelty singing sketch, took well; Lewis Hicks, audience. Sonsa and His Band IS: Yankee Inggler, fair; -Justrated songs and motion pic- Doodle Boy 21; Hearts Adrift 24. PASTIME tnres. good business week of S. SCinnC (L. C. Jones, mgr.) : LYBIC (A. C Candor, (Clark & Cameron, mgrs.) Motion pi ctnre s and mgr.) Pict ures to g ood b usiness. Ulnstrated songs; good business. SOUTH-SIDE SCOTTSALE.—GBYEB'S OPERA HOU&E (E. (S.! H- Carrlck, mgr.) Motion plctnres and 11-: J. Bnttermore. mgr.) The Graham Stock Co. Instrated songs week of 5: business good. UN- \ 12: irood <N5mpany: fair business. DBR CANVAS—Hagenbeck-Wallace r 6; did a SHABOH.—GABLE'S FAMILY (C. GABLE, large business. mgr.) Martin's Uncle Tom's Cabin opened sea- KEHXOir.—DICKSON OPERA HOUSE (S. son on Sept 5 to good business. Paid In Full Brick, mgr.) Bosallnd at Red Gate Sept. 16; 10; pleasedr good bouse. LUNA (Julius Moycr, Graustarfc 22: The Girl from U. S. A. 27: St. mgr.> Hlgb-dass vaudeville to good business. Elmo Oct. 14; Tbe Navy 18; The Climax 27. I ALPHA (Mike C. Grabam. mgr.) High-class IDLEHOUE. (JiS H. Steveson. mgr.) Plctnres . v audev lUe a nd p lctnres to big business. uO^^^ongs. FAZiACE (C. Bloom,' mgr.) Pic- iraiONTOWN. — GRAND OPERA HOUSE toTMt aaii s ongg.. ' (Fred Robblns. mgr.) Week Sept. 11, Keys Sls- lOCK HAVEBT—OPERA HOUSE (J. H. Mns-I ters Stock Company: very popular; good bnsl- slna, mgr.) St "Elmo Sept 13: Sousa and his ness. DIXIE THEATRE (F. L. Hall, mgr.) — - — n V Taudeville; John ZImmer. comedy juggler, went well; Five Mnslcal Lovelands. went big; Belle Carmen, banjoist, well received; Little Miss Tboma and Her fronco, Indian Chief, special feature of show; big applause; pictnres Sept 12-14; bir business. WAYNESBUBG.—OPERA HOUSE (J. W. Mnimell. mgr.) Buster Brown Sept 9: fair show and packed bouse. The Girl From Rector's 11; H owar d Stock Co., 14-18. WILKES-BABBE,—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (D. M. Cauffman. mgr.) Sept 6. Volunteer Or- ganist; good business; Aug. 8. Dustin Famum In Cameo Klrby, S. R. O., well pleased aud- ience; 9, House of a Thousand (handles, fair business: 15. Robt Mantsil: 17. Jelferson^ De An^elis In Tbe Beanty Spot; 23-24, The Lottery Man: 27. .Alias Jimmy Valentine 28;rAliom mVSLy."rn^T^nllL^iS^.h ""vEsIrrr SIkeston, Mo., Sept 28-29-30 and Oct 1. In T^ATRE %"V*''^uif.SS:^S&.) .^^^ P""'" "-work. Send Urms AT LIBERTY JACK L BLEDSOE CIRCUS AGENT Experienced: strictly sober. Join anywhere. JACK L. BLEDSOE, G. P't Tesarkaaa. Arkansas. WANTED, TRAP DRXntHEB, IKXEDIATELY', Also first violin who can play piano:'play violin, musical comedies and double piano, dramatic shows. Bijou Theatre. long, season. Easy work. Six nights, three matinees. A. F. M. $17.00 week. Wire F. W. ECKERT. 408 6th Ave., N., Nashville. Tenn. PIANIST AT LIBERTY Pianist wants position in M. P. Tbeatre; ex- perienced in blr.: also slug Ulnstrated songs; voice baritone. Strictly sober and reliable. No cigarette fiend. Age 25 years. Go any place and answer all lettera^ Please tell "ALL" In first Address "PIANIST," Oen. DeL, Bioux <Hty, Iowa. . WANTED—LADY TO PLAY PIANO and sing -Ulnstrated songs. Week stands: big towns; good salary. Please don't misrepresent, as you must make good. Tickets? Yes. Join on wire. LEW CBAWFOD, Box 403, Bismarck. N. D. Wanteil--Golor6il Performers For street work. Must be good loud singers, banjo or gnttar players, I pay B. B, after join- ing. State salary in first letter and tell all. Long engagement If you are right Address, DR. GEORGE WILLARD, Brlstow, Okla. WANTED 6ood Casting or Aerial Act —-AT LIBEBTY- A big drawing-card and talk of every town. Van Gofre and Cotrely World's greatest equilibrists, balancers, and jugglers. Address care BILLBOARD, Oinolnnati, OMo. ROBERT ZIERKE AT LIBERTY A Cornet Player and Soloist. No jump too far. ROBERT ZIERKE. East Dubuque, HI. connection with Pain's Fireworks. Send terms 14? The'shoOTskCT; lT-17 TOe -TblefV iSSV Tbi ' <l°l<:k. *« H. B. THBABLB, Manager, 1S20 Minister's Sweethesrt: 22-24. The House on the Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III. AT LIBERTY ERNEST D. R. BROWN That colored singing, dancing, talk- ing character comedian. 26 W. 135th Street, New York City.