The billboard (June 1911)

JUNE 3, 1911. Ky\RKB6JUMPING HORS^ CARRY 119 MX MS«ft'.ffiSS"5ife7K'Af. - MLmMMwtr 1 maohlna Mrned 1 maotaina Mrned 1 mMhintt «amed 1 maohine earned 1 machine earned 1 machine earned 1 machine earned Abore flrures will toaiera. Write »lft,aS0.00 in 28 week! la ilT.BiS.OO in 29 weeki In $16,692.00 in 25 weeks in $16,017.00 in 27 weeki in $12,862.00 in 27 weeke in $16,842.00 in 25 weeke in $18,621.00 in 28 weeks in be verified to prospective for oatalocue and prlcai IWM 1901 1908 1907 1308 1901 ISIO cns- to C. W. PARKER Abllana and L-oavanwosth, Kana. sin Offloa and Faotory, Leavanworth, Kans. Our Novelty Ball Games ARE THE com GETTERS! Write at once for full particulars of "AUTOMATIC JOHNSON" Price, complete, 937*50 "AUTOMATIC HOOLIGAN" Price, complete, $86.00 "KICKING MULE MAUD" Price, complete, $35.00 —Address— CZMCZNKATZ HGVELTT CO., S04 15 .J Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, GRAVITY SHOOTING GALLERIES All steel; Indeatrnctlble. Money getters. The right gallery at the Tight price. Immediate sblpments on regular alzes. A post card gets our proposition. DIAMOND NOVELTY CO. SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Afriran Hip (£fl. AFRICAN DIP GO. BOX 34. ZANESVILLE, 0. AFRICAN DIPS AND SAPPHO TIPS The greatest money cotters. Write for catalog and pricea. Igents, Streetmen, Demonstrators! BURHAM SAFETY RAZORS 4 STYLES. From 23 cents (Bazor and 3 Blades) to complete Shavlucr Outflt. $1.00 (consisting of heavy knurliHl handle. 7 blades, nlekcl-handle brush, and Colgate shaving stick). Special prices to Demmistrators. BUnUAXf SAFETY BAZOR CO., (M-flfl Murray Street. New York City. AERIAL ACTS and FREE ATTRACTIONS Send in your open time at once for our fair list. Salary and all first letter. Fair SMrotarlcs write nt once. Vaudeville acts. t>oth single nnd double, write. Can use gimranteeil aeroplane. GATE CITY TREATRICAI. EXCHAKOE. Mo. 332 Neville Block. Omalia, Keb. HOROSCOPES I'rlntrd FortnnpB. $t per 1,000; Pultitv Photon, vIrIUIp *nd In- vt<•lhl(^ $2 imr 1.000. Paimlflts and Fortune TpIUts' SnppUes. PtnTTip for HomitlcR. J. IsK- DOUX, 1297 Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. N. V. Coittors - Ssinio Riilwivs *• Entire Parks Paul D. Howse OCEAN PARK. CALIFORNIA. ChlcBpo onico: 107 Donrborn Str^Pt. lliilldf^r of White City, Cblcn^ro. nml lunnj grchi ■» rideii. Rcpunitfl flfnHutWjOH of niovemont. A beautiful iiml nrtlHtle autoinullc orKau, wItU carvwl liKurwi of niMrtliov.fii /.onduetiiiK a Beraphle <irchi*»trfl, dlWJurHns Hwcct tiiijkIc. It rcprcfiuittH an outlay of *2t>.<K»0. and the rfi>*>usMi* uielal-work on th«r (-xlfrl<M*, HhowliiK St. Otforse and th« drafjon and buKtj* of WashlnKton and Lincoln, coKt ¥*^O,O0O. An <>xccll<'nt c-afi'and tiootbs where the ilred one** may rei»on<! while catln^^ and drinking?, are appredutiNl featiireH which draw the crowd. Adjoining Kldorado, Captain Louis Korc-ho*8 liLM'ii .Sea Dlvem arc housed lo an attractive pavilion, and herein they give a wonderful' per- formance of the rwovery of treasnre-trove from the watery aeplha. attired In helmets ana div- ing tiUltil. Jlanlau'B Point. Toronto, Canada, which Is well uani<>d the Couei' Island of Canada and is situated just acro»*B the Bay. opened for the season In a blasse of glory, Monday night. May Manager L- Sidman has outdone himself this 3'ear with countless new amusement devices, which will add greatly to the host of pleasure- st^ekers at this famous resort. Tlie big open-air attractions were Harry Six. In a thrilling dive of 150 feet, and Dare Devil Valo. In the new feature pavilion. Baron Captain Nicer de Barscy, the famous Hungarian midget, and Baroness Sldonia. the real bearded lady, w^ere the big attractions. Splendid military band concerts are a noteworthy drawing-card. A splendid fleet of palace steamers carry the large crowds to and fro from the Point, TTnder the enterprising management of Mr. L. Solman. who is a big f&ctor in Canadian amusement circles, Hanlan's Point will be a big succesfi during the season. Liberati's Band and Grand Opera Concert Company of ninety soloists, will play Union Park Theatre, Dubuane. Iowa, managed by Jake Rosenthal of that city, week beginning June 4. This big affnir will be followed up by the sum- mer vaudeville. Manager Boscnthal will play four acts a full week at the park, opening with Sunday matinee each week. The theatre Is the largest In the state, seating 5,000 people, all enclosed, and fitted with upholstered cane opera chairs; 100 electric fans are installed, even to the dressing rooms, which, by the way, are equipped with shower baths. The scenery and properties of this mammoth stage cost over five thousand dollars. Performers "who played it Inst season declare this engagement one of the' finest they ever played, as the park itself is the beauty spot of Iowa. Bayonne Park, Bayonne, N. J., opened its aea- 6011 on Saturday, May 27. Mr. John Seward, who has heon the manager for the past two years. Is again at the helm, and a successful season is expected. The section of town in ^ which the park Is li>cated has, during the past year, been very largely built up, thus giving the park a very populons district to draw from. The new County Park, which is but a few blocks from Bayonne Park, will undoubtedly tend to attract people to this place of amusement. Very many concessions have already been leased, and the few that remain are being rapidly taken up. Mr. Seward takes a very optimistic view of the coming season and says he believes it will be the best the park has known. Of the old White City. Cleveland. O.. practic- ally nothing remains, not even the name. M. F. Trostler promises many new attractions for Cleveland, and will operate under the' name of Bay Park. One of the chief attractions will be the SceiUc Ballroom with waterfall. The building is three hnndred feet^ long by one hun- dred and twenty feet wide, and - cost $100,000. The waterfalls, behind which the dancers pass, is more than twenty feet high, and ten thou- sand gallons of water an hour pass over the edge of the falls. Manager S. H. Kahn of Forest Park, located at Columbia Heights, a suburb of Minneapolis, Minn., announces that his park will open a week or two later this season than usual, probably shout the middle of June. This Is due to the fact that Improvements are being made which make it Impossible to open the gates at an earlier date. All of last year's staff will be re-engaged for this season. Cook's Park, at Evansville. Ind.. ■will he one glow of light when JIanager Galligan opens it to the public on Decoration Day. Hie large club bouse, as well as all other bnlldlngs and de- vices are covered with elwtrlc bulbs, while hun- dreds of candlelabras are being placed about the grounds and lake. •Toji. B. Howard, manager of Mercedes. laPIan- i*:te do Mysteri\ while traveling was stricken in Gar.r. Ind.. last week with appendicitis, and was rushed to a Chicago hospital for an operation, lie is now recuperating and hopes to see some of his friends. Mr J Howard was to 'have opentMl a show in Rirervicw Park, May 24. but it has Iteen i>tisr|>one4l for the present. Twenty thousand people attended the opening of the Dominion Park, Montreal, Can., on Sat- urday. Mriy 20. The p«rk sii^ws oon^^ier^We im- provement and has a number of attractive fea- tures, the most Important of'which is the Flstat- Ing the Flames. H. M. Xewsome, the well-known picture man. rented tJi^' Kast Side Park, at Birmingham. .\1a.. and will open It as soon as the repaint- ing and reraodellne aro finished. Free attrac- tions and vaudcTiUe "Will be the policy at the park tlieatre. The band concerfs which are given at Glendalf. Park. Nashville, Tenn., by the Nashville Mili- tary Band are proving to be b!g drawing cards, and on May 2t. the park was taxed to capacity, the crowds monntlnsr to some four thousand peo- ple. Sheik All Ben Deb and his Genuine Oriental Dancers, orlginall.v with the B. J. Barnum Show, opened at the Rivcrvlew Park. Chic.igo. 111., May 24. His .\rabs are booked at the park, for the entire summer season. ^lars Concert Band and Orchestra has been engagTtl for the season to furnish miislo at the CK.v Park. New Orleans. Moving i>!etHres will !»-» shown free ns one of the outdoor attrac- tions. Luna Park. Cleveland. O.. threw open Its gates May IS to a large crowd. All .ittrac- tlons met with great jtnecoss. The Plaza The- atre wlU open with musical commly and rande- vlHe. MISS BUTLER BEGINS IN CIN- CINNATI. ITelon May Butler wHI play a two weeks' on- gngenieni wUh her Indies* band in Cincinnati be- fore t>eglnnlng her n^eulnr summer season at KvnnsvlUe. Ind. Her Clnelnnati engagement be- gins .Tune 2. Miss Bufler has l>een before the puidic with her band for the past twelve sea- sons, nml Is roncodod to have aii organlxat^on of tfllentetl musicians iuisurpasso<l by any female band In the country. Notice from the Chief: SIE HASSAN BEN All Dire«t« the Attention of All MANAGERS and AGENTS To His Famous Troupes of ARABS and BERBERS The Toozoonin Troupe of 10 Arabs and the 5 Whirlwinds of the Desert. OPEN TIME JUNE, JULY and AUGUST Sie Hassan Ben Ali is the chief purveyor of all Oriental Sensa- tions and Novel Amusements, though he has a host of imitators. His troupes are genuine and always satisfactory. Do not confoimd them with the "fake" Arab troupes. Get the genuine. He issues this warning for the benefit of the public wliich has been imposed upon by fakers for twenty-five years. But the dexterity and ^il- iiy with which they build their human psn-amids and do tndr fearless and amazing tumbhng can not be imitated. He has the only troupe in existence able to build a pyramid five high. ADDRESS SIE HASSAN BEN ALI. Luna Villa, Coney Island. AL. SUTHERLAND AGENCY, Putnam Building, New York. Sell ICE WATER at 1000 % Profit -BY OPERATING OUR- SAMITARY DRINKING FOUNTAINS & WATER COOLEK with coin-controlled machines attached that sell our RED CROSS SANITARY DRINKING GUPS Attractive in appearance. Accurate in operation. Dififerent styles to suit all outdoor and indoor needs. Big money made on this line last year. "Wait tm you see it is a good thing, but don't until every one seies it." Valuable ter- ritory now open. Write at once for literature and prices. SANITARY DRINKING FOUNTAIN GO. W. T. BIRMINGHAM. Manager. WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA^ Home Office and Faetoiy. PITTSBURG, PA. CHEWING GUM USERS WE ARE THE MANUFACTUEERS OF THE OWL PEPSIN CHEWING GUM Now being used by a majority of those following Fairs, Carnivals, etc., for Pick-ouiB, Paddle Wheels, etc. Write for prices. BALTIMORE CHEWING GUM CO., BALTIMORE, MD. AL AERIAL UTTS mabelle World's Greatest Double Trapeze Artists, presenting feats tmcqoalcd by any otber artists in their line, introducing the strongest teeth work ever attempted by man and ivoman. Positively th» FIRST ,and ONLY AERIAL TEAM IX THE WORLD to successfully accomplish a one foot break- aw,iy ftom the TEETH without any otber aid than the teeth alone. This act contains tlue* special features performed by no others. Twelve complete changes of wardrobe; finest money can buy. Open for first-class engagements—Taudeville. Burlesque, I'arks and Fairs . Can also fornlah Comedy Electrical Revolving Ladder Act. Permanent address. AERIAL CTXS. Conventbm Hall, Kansas City. Mo. Wanted 9 Concessions of all Kinds Side Sliows. Ferris Wheel, CA>Bfetti, Novelties, etc. Big money at this one. Biggest affair of its Iciml ever hold in M.irvlauil. at Mt. Washinston. Baltimore County. Md.. under the auspices of "The l!ov Scouts of Aiiierioa." liackoii by the Lirsrost real estate iK'ople in Maryland. June 8. 9 and 10. 'can also work 5. 0, 7. No immoral shows. Write JOHN T. McCA&LlN, 12:5 East Baltl- more Street, Baltimore, Md,, Concession Secretary. SOUVENIR WHIPS CANES AND PENNANTS. QUALITY THE BEST. Send for prices. .ADVANCE WHIP COMPANY, Manufacturers, Wcstfield;