The billboard (Oct 1910)

OCTOBER 1.1910. Ttie O ill board 49 Napall. Jo*. NuTlh. One •Nuido. WIU Netl. Eddy Neel. B. OoH NvlBon, Victor Neobsua, Clarence ••iNeTero, Mike Mewpart. Hal ••NIeboIu. Jjt-w ital. H. V BntTon 8. Bowe, , Rowland tt Ollffoca lUqral, Blioda Ko«U. C. A. Budaloir. Tommy •Rudy, Frank W. Bubl, Theodore ••Bundan. Jdo. M. Sotlierford, Bert NIrbota Amiiaeineat Oo.Roasel * Uom Noririck. Dutch sSSdmr S f Saidel, T. ••Nowak, •Nye. Harry O'CSonoel, Tom OlDanneli, O. a. O'Orady, Feraiea O'WeUI, Ran •Olwaaaoy. Mr. Oekley, A. B. OdfCD, J. B. Osden, Cbas. T. OUfan, Al. Oliver, Z,e«Tla Ollrer. Prlntlsa ••ilDr String SboltM Ortanya, P. Oali*aiiye. Felix ••OKterllnjc, G«o. Oncne. Fred ••Oorl, Arcble Ootlns I'ark ••Owens. F. O. Oweaa, Jack Padgett, Doe ••Padgett. O. If. Palrl, Ouaale Paliio Bra*. Palmer, B. r. Palmer, W. 'F. Palmqolat, G, L. Parisian Beantles Parker, Barry Parmalee. Lea Pairott, M. O, Pattoo, 0. L. Paris, Geo. W. Payne. ClaytsB Payne, Harry 0. Pearce, CD. Peck. F. W. Paiban, Pell, R. B. Pence, O. E. Peralta. V. F. P»TCT. Jack Perklna, B. B. Perry * Bamon rerry, Harry H. l-bilim & Newen '•'••kena, W. H. Pierce, A. L. PI)-ri«<DL John ••iMn«kl. I.. J Pi1«an>, Fred a . FsamatiL K. PonekTB. r. PoUack. «. m. PoBd, Karl Greek Sasaman, W. A. Sato, 3Sr. SauDdera, Tom garage & De Crotean Sawyer, Boecoe Beaneai, rrlti Bdnfer the Sbooter Baienkel, Bd. f<*oder, fted Schrolder. OliSord F. Scott. Edward Scott, Harry K. Beott. Jotm M. ScullOtt, Wm. Seamanis. B. F. •Seargeaat. Prof, Oco. W. Searl, O. O. Segeslat, Toto Segnene, Bngese ••Soieata. BlUy Sengarl, Mr. •^eymonr, Geo. H. •Sluli. Uanek •Sliuuon, WiUlam ShanQos, W. A. aea. Tex * Mabel •aieetaan. lowpk Kielby, Chaa. Sbelton, Willie •Sberman. Cbaa. Sblrt. Alfred Boone •Sibley, w. k!T* Slebley, Horace Slgmor, AI. Slpnor, raaeo SUreia, rrask •Slmmona. Olek Sima, B. B. Slscbo. A. O. Skatea, The Sata. Geo^ A. S^Jf*. Jack ^oane. Joba * Sloaae Slabba. T. S. Smltb & Rojiton Smltb. Brownie Smltb. C. F. •Smith. Emery Smith. SI. Q. Boa* Smith, Otto gmitli. Balph Snider, Fted Soams, Mnideal Solender, W. Sorctm, Loala ''Soatman. Capt. Leon 5«rff«t » on.. C. M.lKS^l.'ifS Poole, n«d Popolar * Weleoma Poet, Tom Powell, Frank Powell, Jamea Powew ft Wilson Powerg,'ft«Bit J. Powler. Wlm. •eowlejr Will Praffett, Emerr O. 'V'odnaast. Jeaa Preecott. B. B. PmpolM, Ja<dE •••riT.ton M-B Pride, Bcnnle Spanger, C. S. "Sparka, Chaa. Snarka. R. I. Speedy, K. P. SpeUman. Frank P. Spencer. Cbaa. Speeaardy. Paul •Stalker. B»n Stano, I*. J. Stamlnat, Harry J. Stanley, Dick Si.<nley, Felix Steans, Doe 0. H. Steele, I<eaara Steelsmlth. Cliff Prlebard, Hall Mountain|'*®'g«r. H. Pricbott, But C, Stephenson. Bert •Primrose. Ururge H. ^J'"'*?*'*^ National Co. •Prlni*. J, r b.™ji«_ t>— Procter, I.. D. Proctor. Geo. H. Proctor. L. D. ••Pryor. Billy Pnrpora. WIclael P'lrela, B. H. Qneiur, ximer • QnlgJey, Andrew Ouinn. Jamea Onlno. Joe Rabbit. Jack Bace, Fred J. Rajan, John •Raauay * KUa* Rapport, K. X. Rarctaetto, Bddte ••Rayellata, Wm. ••Raretta, WlUUm HaymoBd ■BfvmoBa, TMd Recklaw. Recklesa Bedmond It Snitb Reed. Edward Reebn. R. u. Beerea, Harry Becer, Chaa. Bcld, Samuel ■. ••Belaland. Calrla Steillng Bra*. Sterena, Frank Sterens, Stanley Sterena. Stanley D. Stewart * Mercer Stewart, Arthnr Stewart, Friday Stickney. Roalna Sflera. Fr^ Sllrk. Cliff Stoc*. J. Stoddard Jk Wallace Stolman. Billy •Stonebnraer. C. V. Stonerock, Walter . StralKbt. Harrey Straker. George C Strand, P. Straub, P. S. Stell * Coonely Stnbb*. G. L. Stack, J. t.. Snmlnas, I«ols A. Summers. Claude Sunii.T SoDtb Floating Palace Surrela. Jobn R. SntllS. B. I.. Button, J. B. Swain, W. T. Swan, Fred ••Swaatlka Publishing Oo. Sweet, Stanley B. J««ndrt«L_danW •B«M, n« Ctoeat ••Bensbaw, Bart Benso, Dr. •Rewelly, Hngo S'l"'^ oiamcj •Raynaud * MelrUle fl''"' Heniy Rboades. Claude V'V'^- Blioade*, Frank Sylreater. Allen Rlmades, W. A. Rboades, Walter A. Rbyne. Clifford Blcardq, CapUin •Blee, John Rtcharda. Dick & June Tate. Ben Syta & Syta Taggart, Fred Talbott, Ralph Tatbox. O. Taameron, RcnaM A. Rlcbardnn, A. R. RIcbardson. Charles •Rickerta. r. W. Riddle. Robert I. Riece, Robert it. ••Rlnaldo. Dr. B. H. Roberto*. Tbe Roberta. Fred Roberta, Stanley Rctierta. Stanley J. Roblnaon, Robert RoMnaon, W. B. Boobon, Tred ••Bocon, Fred HtOffen, Bert Boten, r. J. Rogen, Jaa. SSSffili."- Ronttit. nra. Rook. Bill Taylor, Harry Taylor. L. M; •Taylor, Olon H. Taylor, Peter Teague, Bmory •T«»leitranh F^ur Teller, Jrar DaM Teller. Irer O. Temple * O'Brien TetiT, B. Teaafer, ~ . Wm. Tewkabnry. Rerhert R. ••That»*cr. Bob Thom. N. F. Tliomaa, A. J. Thomas, Carl Thomas. W. A. Thomas, WIU F. Thompaon, Dana Thompaon, Fred Tbompaon. Herb. Thompion. B. noraa, N. r.. Thornton. Frank Tlemey, Edward Tlemey, Jame* Tiets, Chaa. TUlaon. Ben. ••Tlppcl & Kllment Todd, J, J. Toehlll, Boy ••TompsoD. John Tbtlto * Co. Toumaglan, George Townsend. Joe U. Trafton. Frank B. Trainer. Jack •Triberg, John C. Triplet, Vic. Troubadoure. Three •Tronbadoura. Three Truebeart. BlUy Tucker. Tom Tudor & Todor. Tumber. Wm. Tomer. Doe. Tuner, H, G. ^ruBcany Troabadoui* Tyler. H. 8. DmhoQlts, Charles •Valadott. Paul Valentine, 'I.aurey Valentine, Robert Wearer, Paul WeaTcr, T. J. Webb. Archie ••Webb. Frank H. Webb, ThoB. Weekley, Ed. Weel, Carl Welder, Will H. ••Weller.- Harry Weinberg. Joe Well, M. D. Wellmana, The Two •Welafa. I>w A. Welah. M. B. ••We Lo Family Wemlek. Harrey Weat A Benton West, Chas. J. Weat, Haraon ••Weatcott. B. Weatcott SliiKca. W. B. Weston & Cusliman Wheeler, Uack WbettoB * Cannon Stock Co. Wtalrlx. Onetto White, AntlKiny •White. Fred C. White. P. B. Whlttlngton, E. E. Valentines. Four FlylngWIehe, Curt Van, Oharlle Van. Geo. Van I>erllnK. Geo. •Van Santer A. A. Van Skelk. it. B. Vans, The Two Vantz, Carl •Vardon, Frank V. Vam^lo, The Two Venters, iLogan Vernon, B. B. Vernon, Frank •Vetter. J. K. Vltuccl. .Mike Prot. Vivians. Two Volk. E. Volker, IBert Waddell. Doc Wade. f. Z. WIetke. Ernest WOker. Harry Wlllard, Geo. W. lister ••Wlllard, Walter Wilier, B. W. Wllllama. A. G. Williams, H. J. Williams, A. B. Wtllla dc Gray ••Wllmore. W. •Wllaon. Chaa. Wilson, Hartr Wllaon. I*w Winnie, J. H. Wilton,. Arthur WInton, Bernard •Wiseman. Fr«f- F. Wodetiky, Cliff Wo-oner Overland Clnr , Woods, Bay 'w/^'e'J- l'^ ^"wSSS: St-inley "W?ld«n.-S.-W. Woody.ard;. Thps. J. Waler, Hany H. Waler, Harry Wall, tjiwrence P. Wallace, Frank Wallace. W. F. ••Wallet. W. F. Walmra tt Claremoat Walton. Otto Wdton. Otto F. WorrWi. C. W. Wortham & Allen Wright. Earl •Wrtabt. Gn- •Wylle: * Orth Wyoming Kid Tamamoto Bm*. Toablde. Ky. Toong Bros. Ward Amnaement Co.. Young, S. S. The Warner. Win B. Wamlck. Rlrhard •*Wa*er Bros, Washington. B. lu Waten, Obas. Watson. Cliff •Weadick. Giqr Weaver. I.arry Toong. Wm. Zarlingtona, Three Zarrow. \t. ••Zeakle. W. W. Zelleno, Le Claire ••ZeUman. L. C. SenOb Dick Zeya. Edwin Zlebt. H. J. GLASS BLOWjiBS wanted at once: Jordan, Uy- era and Richardson, write. Address The Ray- monds, care Toong Brothers' awws, week of Sept. se. Oaiieryrni.: week «< Oct. 3. Cbata- worth. ni. WASTED—T/eadlng Man that can direct; one doliqc apecialty preferred: week standsr hmg engagement; money sore. Add. J. 31. SrOTRT. Gen. Del.. Atlanta. Ga. WANTED—nrst-elass leading Man tint can di- rect: prefer ooe with some scripts: also, good Performers wMk speelaMtes; afao. good all- round Actors; no fancy salary—yon get K. Address JESS H. FINIJSY STOCK CO., Osark. Ark., week of IB; Olarksville. Ark., wv^ of Oct. S. WANTED 4-PIECE lAOIES' ORCHESTRA piano, trap droiaw^iTlollnlst and corset: most be able to ma^ejgeodt »teady work; state all in llrst letter. tre. JCeadTine. Pa. ICANAOBB. atax Tbea- WANTED Can nse good, boncst, sober, reliable young colored man, to handle ponies and work in act with email comedy pony; easy to learn; good, all-year Job to ricbt paPty. Address, quick, SCHIS>P OUIODS. Mile* Theatre, Detroit, Mich. No ticket adranced. O. H. Oregoir, ot Bowe'a WANTED k TEXAS RANGER COMPANY (WesterD). Geroet Plaier (ioaUe Stage v Ordestra) Ticket anywtiere. It known; work the year round. Davenport, write; otiier mnsieians write. Troupe. Tex.. SO; Henderson. Oct. 1: Jackson- ville' S: Athena, 4; OUmer, S. JACK HOS- KIMS, Manager. ■ WANTED, FOR THE SISTRUNK CO., Shows and Concessions Can Use One More Up-to-Date Riding Device. m GOING 80DTH FOB THE WIJPTBB. IT WIUli PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE. WUl want all shows and conceasions to join at t3ie Batvsbarg Trl-Oounty Pair week of Oct. IT. Can use good Planta'tion People that donble In brass. WANTED—;To buy BOxflO Round Top Black Tent and 30x00 Tent and Plantation Front.^ Have for sale, iPower Cameragraph, with dissolving lantejn. complete, coet t£K>; will sell for *12S. Will also include two reeto ot Urn at above price. ailMWdC^O. D. upon deposit of StO. Address T8B StSTBDNK CO., Columbia, S. C. WANTED—For the Palace Amusement Co., Ad- vance Man that knowa the South; must be txktvt and tellable; can place Ferris Wheel, one or two more shows that do not conflict. Girl show* and gambling Joints, save stamps; all cou- ceasl<Hi8 tlO; novelties sold. It you can't the money, don't anstnr. Two more weeks In Indiana, then South. Address all letters to THB PA1.AJ08 AMUSBMBNT CO., KendalTlUe, Ind., week Sept. 96; Iiacnmie. week Get. S. WANTED SGde Tromtxuie, B and O; Heavy Man that doubles brass; Woman for Juvenile Lead. Muaclans and Actors in all lines write or wire. Must join on receipt of wire. S. A MITCHELL, Manager Daniel Boone, Albert Lea, Minnesota, October Ist and 2nd, (or per route.) WANTED- IN USEFUL CARNIVAL PEOPLE ALL DEPARTMENTS CaoTasmen, Electricians. Operators, Talkers. Street Advertlaeia. Balph Tippets and Sailor Kehoe, write; also Norfolk. State In Brst letter yonr salary or we wUl give no attenttott to tt. A good place for good people. Everybody works on this dunr. Ko bosses, boozers, or stallera wanted, as I can do all of that myself. Write or wire, W. H. WILUAM8. Barkoot Carnlral Co., Oshkosh, Wis., week Sept. 20: Bacine. Oct. 3. CONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS WANTED FOR HOME-COMING WEEK PARIS. ILL., October lOth to 15th Reasonable privilege. Address W. D. COHN, Agent Great Parker Shows, Paris, 111. WANTED--TWO PLATFORM ATTRACTIONS FOR TIME WEEK, UST WEEK IN OCTOBER Be ready to sign on wire. No time for correspondence. Make lowest price and full particulars in first letter. J. J. NEWMAN, Chairman. Valdosta, Ga. LAUREL FOUR-COUNTY FAIR. LAURQ, MD. Between Washington and Baltimore. Express train every honr. Electric can every half bonr. Side Shows and I'rivllege People reap this harvest. First fair four counties. Anne Arundel, Howard. Montgomery, and Prince George Counties represented. Sensational free attractlou en- gaged. Come on to this one. Frederick. Md.. Fklr follows this. Address ■ ■ G. B. HINCHUAN. laurel. Maryland. WANTED - For THE GREAT OLYMPIC SHOWS SmaU ICeiry-Go-Boiuid: can place real show at 75-2S or SI>.SO: legitimate conceaalona at C10.00 per week; this includes railroad and dray; 10c grind; company has .uniformed band, and win stay opt all winter: now working aoath to good towns. Address OmFIO SROWS. Watarlea, HL. Oetobsr S to 8. WANTED CARNIVAL COMPANY or several shows for Home Coming. October 6-7-8. Free concessions; main streets; backed by business men: has been widely advertised; 4000 people every day. Don't miss this. 01 O, OEIGEK. Ashley, lU. AT LIBERTY THE BINKS WORLD'S 6REATEST SUCK WIRE ARTISTS AND 10S6LERS Can change for one week. Address Box 110, Shepherd, Mich. WI7ARri<S I WILLIAM G. THE GREAX LEONORA B. OFTHE OAVEIVI»ORTS _ , a - Wondeiful Illuminated Night Exhibition with Search Ul^ttt |IT|IH-W1kF ■ and Electrical EffecU, Sept. 17-Oct. 2, Lemps Park, St. Loai». ntyWrftmE g Permanent ttd^reaa. BiUboard office, at. Ii«»iis.Mo. WILL HANEY-LONG FLORENCE NOVELTY SINGERS AND DANCERS With some Changes of Costume. W. V. M. A. Time THE MORALES MEXICAN PERFORMERS CASTiN B AIID B AR ACT A truty wonderful perform- ance. Finest wardrobe and excellent rigging. A strictly first-class act in every par- ticular. For open time add. care Billboard, Cincinnati. 0. CASINO THEATRE, Washington. Pa.. FOR SALE Owing to a dissolution of partnersiiip. this theatre, which has t>een earning at an arerage of over $5,000 a year, net profit, is for sale. It Is the only Tandevllle house In this city, which has a population ot 25.000. with Intemrban service to aff the neighboring towns. The house is etmlp- pe<l with Sll opera chairs, with good stage and scenic equipment, with all the latest, up-to-date modem improTements from a flashy inlaid mosaic lobby to an Improved lamp house. The honaa is located on the main atreet of the town. In the busiest block in the city. Kent Is cheap. COD* sidering the location, and long lease If you want it. Tbe basement under the Casino ^kaa a beautifully modern equlnned poolroom with nine tables InclDded in Casino. Fbr any nnliec information, address OlTOBGB V. HAUDAY. Casino Theatre. Washington. Pa. - : TBSt VVVEBV mBaB)aiX>liY TBSIJUS XOV HTHO AN]> WHSKB.