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DECEMBER 10, 1910. The Billboard 47 PHOTOGRAPHERS, ATTENTION! wf.^'Gi. "■» era k. i% to u; electric light for photographs—poet cards In particular—Juat aa faat and make* aa perfect picture*. Pronounced s marvelous auc- cesa by camera manufactur- er*. Ilaa 8.O00 candle evenly distributed and packed t>7 adjuitihle sterling nickel re- flector*. Tbla machine la aa- sembled . tlon la a few — --- mime* bat i dime s worth of gasoline per evening. Tbl* "•Hydro-Photo" llarut machine baa tb* Mine manufacturer* rvpotitlon back of It u our Fimotu rrlmo Portable Mi- chines and Are Lamp* In na* by iitf in everywhere. Writ, for Otr.KLlax.ad Frio. Lb*. WINDHORST 4k CO. ■aksr* of the fiBM Prima Show Lighta, 1044 If. 11th Btra*t, toll. CAN HIRE THESE FBOM Automatic!Base Ball Co. 46 Corn hi 11, Bo ■ I I "Patented" Spring clockwork. Inside each clothed, life- like ngwe. make* catcher's bands and batter's bat. unjili, always moving. For Park. Fair. LOOK HERE!! I MORRISON Wholesale law el era and Opticians Eatab. MM Chicago. - HI. We it* the low- whole- CUTLERY MOVELTIES We are exclusive C. 8. A. Agents for the grestrst Money "inlet It Makers. Hamlet _ Kgynold Witches; also Hamilton best selling xtasxara, GORDON tV MORRISON WholsssJs Jssrslsrs Madison Itrest, Ohlosgo. HI. FOR TRAVELIN8 —JUST OUT! Self Winding Indoor Clothes Lines for light washing/. Strong, neat and durable. Can be pat Op and taken down Instantly. Oat ■>f the way when not In use. Fir* Inches so. as re; weighs trounce*. Packed In neat box. Send <V In Hirer and 6c for postage. CLEVELAND, O. If yea a*. It In The PITTSBURG, PA. (Continued from page 35.) Exchange Associated Booking OIBee, Buyer's Booking Exchange, Ona Sun and Blttuer*. A few years sgo a booking exchange was a nOr- el ty, la fact when the Pollacks entered the field here It was looked npon aa a farce. Mr J. K. Burke, of the United, has been here for some time end contemplates opening an office, air. and Mr*. Butke are at preseent making their hcidqnirters at the Colonial Hotel. Mr. Harry Pollack, of tb* PoUaek VauderlUe Exchange, la also toe manager of the Kenyon Theatre, and has demonstrated what a good manager can do even under the greatest dis- advantages. Mr. Pollack took charge of the Kenyoo Theatre when It was a losing venture, booked the attraction! and watched everything carefully until within ■ very short time the theatre was a paying boose. He baa since ac compllabed the task of raising the price* from 25 to 35 cents and it present playing to bigger hoaves than ever. -f Business Is good st the booking agencies with- out any exceptions. Mr. Morganatern, of the elated Booking Agency, feels confident 'his will be the banner season since bla venture in this line. Owing to the fire about eight months ago in the Family Theatre, and the damage done to the offices throughout the build log. the headquarters of the Associated were temporarily moved to Fourth avenue and Smlthfleld street, where they are it present. However, the old quarters will soon be ready for occupancy again and same wUl be fitted op- Mr. Morganatern I* placing some of the acts of the Family Theatre on the United. Mr. Boyer reports that recently be baa added a» new bouse* to his circuit, and has at- tractions contracted and booked aolld for twenty- six weeks. He feels very mnch encouraged over the favorable outlook. Mr. Boyer atlll retains bla vaudeville boose, the Casino, on the North Bide, and say's business shows ■ decided Im- provement there lately. This boos* runs from air to seven acta weekly. At tb* Ons Sun oTJre I found Mr. J. W. Todd, the eastern representative, ■ very busy man, twJrlr,,. new act* 'and giving Instructions to the many waiting bis commands. Tb* Liberty Vaudeville Contracting Co.. with offices tn the Fulton Bids.. I* « very busy place, and Mr. McLaughlin, tb* manager, la one of tb* finest fellows yon want to meet. With him It wis • case of cheerfulness, good business and fine prospect*. An Indoor winter circus will be pot out from this city snout January 1, already booked solid for sight weeks, mostly under the auspices of the Elks and Masons. The prornotersare: Win SsjvT^^travel^yYpKuf train oTseven cars •nd carry ilia • The J. whole to _ Shows. a new company which has been Incor- porated for 1100.000. Mr. John A. Blair la the president of the company; W. L. Wyatt, man- ager; W. H. Bice, general agent; Joe. coolev advance, and Ash Coleman, publicity. The Hatch Shows, under present management, will be much enlarged and 30 new cars will be added The three shows combined will consist of SI cars and win open May 1. The cheaper vaudeville houses are all doing nicely. This applies to the moving picture boos**. The Ice Skating at Duquesu* Garden* will be discontinued this winter and roller skating will be subatltuted. The Oardena ire now running fall blast and an doing a On* business. From the tone of Mr. Mc8wlgan's coaversstlon I am led to believe that It will he a good long time before Ice skating will "be resumed If ever: In fact the roller season started off so much better than waa expected that tb* chance* are that roller ak.tln c will continue, Inclefln I tel 7 The Auditorium Boiler Btnk baa made great strides towards the Improvement of every con- dition and Is drawing well. This boos* Is a credit to the Bast End in every particular, and la attended by the best people from the real- dental district*. That old Empire. lately termed Blaney's, at ter being pure based by tbla company, baa been repurchased by Mrs. McTlgue and is again open, running vaudeville and picture*. 1 A new Idea tn the tent show la to be launched during tbl coming season by John Virley, tb* advertising agent of the Lyceum Theatre of Pittsburg, and C O. Boebcrt. tb* pees* rer> reaentatlve. Tbej have organised tb* Oriental Amusement Company, interesting Pittsburg capital, aad wUl carry oat their conception of •bor* tY sc'aT^The' JSSFETff'. glve^'the famous by Rath St. Deals. tcrpalrhorr.il artiste, under canvaa In tb* towns and cities throughout th* country where these noted performers hsve not appeared. Each dance la to be ataged In a pretentions uaatt, the equipment being already under construction and a special - ■nd si-ranged feet* n aca ea a r. of construction. Tb* World'* championship Roller Races win eocra be held it tbl Oirdeot, and Manager John J. 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