The billboard (Sept 1911)

SEPTEMBER 30, 1911. Xlie eillboapd 57 Mnri.liy, 0. H, "Miiriiliy. W. B. Muricanu, Otii Nniuf, Walter Ni-Mij>, lUiHii N<-'-t, Carl U. NiU», Victor I. Nrlmjil, Kdwcrd I>. N.lxiii, Victor Nt-lsoii, Mr. Astuta Nflsuu, Orion Ni'iiiu, EddlB ••Nt'vlIlB, Kd. Ni-wtuD, Cbaa. Mas, 1. • •NiaH, A. XIrli.ils, -Mr. P. M.'li<il», Old BUI Nk-kolMon. Oavld Nlii.T, Edw. Nixon, Henry J Noniiuln, llueble North. Jack Nvc, li. II. Ockir, M. A. ••OBden, Geo. Ollvi-r, Frentlaa Ollrcr, Geo. W. ••O'.Nell. Ed. B«7 Oran, Wm. O'Koiirke, Cbarlea Orpbeum, Com. Co. Orr, W. W. Osborne, A. B. Osburn. Jlinmla Otto. Fred ••Padsett. Geo. H. Palace Amuae. Co. Parllman, Erneat Pat too. JebQ Pellette. Cble Perrys. Musical Petrolt Petty. Will Pfeiercr, J. A. PhenomeQa PhllUpB. Wm. Phillips. Harry W. ••Pickens, Sam PIckert ^ Whlpplw Pierce, Prof, Pierce. Boy Plnard, AI. •Piper, Barry Piper, Win Polrer, Adolpta Polk. Tom Polleys, The, Foore, B. P. •Pope. Harry Powell & Brewer Powell, Albert Powers, Capt. D. Powera Elephants Preacott. C. J. Prettyman, Joa tt. Prevoat. Louia Price. Steve E. Prichard, Sam B. Pricket t, Jule Primmer, C. Princeton & Tale Proctor. Geo. H. Prost. P. E. Radford, C. B. Btdlee. Oayton Raican, Allen Raf:aU8, Ben J. Balnea, Pan] L: Bamsdeo, Wm. J, Ramsey & Wels Bapaport, N. Yade •••Rathbnm. Jjoa Ratbbnrn, L. H. •Raymond Teal Stock Co. Raymond. Jack Shtnra Raymond & La Donai Bazook, Mr. S. Reardon. J. p. Reaiea. Artbor Reeves. Ed. Reed, A. H. Reed. C. 6e'»e, Joe C. ••ReeTea. W. P. •Regan, Chaa. Beian. CSiaa. ••Remington. Frank Rennola. Jack Beno, Geo. Rhea, Barry fkMaea. Walter • RJW* Royal arena Rhodes, R. E Rhodes. Barry R ce Bpoa.' Sbowt Rice. John B. Rice, W. H Rice, c." B KIch. Al. Co. Rlchard^ Geo. B. ••RlchardBon. H. Richardson. ChirlM •RIemer. Chaa. B. R ener, Chaa. B. R mno. Blllla g 11!. H, L, B umTi'' J!?** '°on R'tfhle, Frederic Roberts. 0. A, Rnble, Ixiule •Robins. Charley Knhlnnon. Nat 6. r""^!"""". Walter B. Kwlmn. Fred Ro. enliiiri!. R. h. nZV * """"nan IJnlllns. Geo. W. «"«c Martin P. ""•lilnp, I,. ii_ 'lo'innil. n. a Bother * Kelg'ard nnsM,.|„, Fatnona , Sam finlhi'iford. Dick St. Clalr, Burr «. I'lcrro. Al, ' SnmliTH, Hurry """"iminii. \V A '""■'••r s, neWnt ^»»'". Ilnrry .Tohn i-.l,:,r,||„a. J. (loo. SV liter •flei, ''are Dertl Clark ScoUeld, Harry dvott, LeMar & Eddr :i<:utt, James U, •Hcrutbeler Troup* Avuy, Frank B. Sellnan, U. Belmun & Co. sleuorlts dbafer & DeVo* dbaffer, W. C. dbuuuon. Jack O. dhaunuu, W. A. abawa' Anatomy Sbowi .Shea W. S. •Sbea, Uarry Sbeculcy, J. M. Sberiali. 8am ^erlduD, li. O. Sherrard, Del W. :iberry, Jamea A. :$hi'rwood, Donald Shk'lUa,. Uarry 8. ilhores. Frank Short, J. c. Slegel, FrunkU silver, James SIrk, W. J. •MsHon, Frank B. Slaemore, Logan Slater, John F. Smith, W. S. Smith, Allen Smith, Clarence ••Smith, Wm. 0, Smith, E. W. dmith, K. B. Snider Trio Snyder. Thomas Snyder, Charles •Ktmiera * Warners Sparks, The Musical Spellman, Frank P. Spence, Loralne Sperry, Bob Spessardy, Paul Stahl, J. w. •SUndlni; Bear, Alfred Stanley, W. F. Stanley, Pete Stanley. Fells Star. BUIy Steamer Kanawha Steinmtez, J. D. Stephens, C. J. Sterling, Ed. Stevens. Will H. Stewart. Chaa. Stewart. Geo., Jr. •••Stewart, Byron Stewart, Bob Stevens, Sdax Steinberg, M. J. Stoddard, Burt Stoll, Karl Stone, T. J. Stone, Lewis Storey, Balph Storbow Die •Stork, 'Mr. A Mrs. J. Story. Alex, •btory Import & Ezp. Co. •Stromer, G. Stromer, 3Ir. O. Stuart, James H. Stump. W. K. Sulky & Bernstein . SuUlTan, Geo. A. Somers, Lonla Snrrdlls, John B. Sutton, Gilbert Sutton, Ftank Swinson C. A. Sylvester, Jack ••Taggart, Lewis A. Taggart. Fred Tanner, D. B. Tappan, W. O. Tartlan, T. C. Taylor, Bappy Jack Taylor; Andrew Taylor, Wilton Teague, Emory Telssedre, Jules ••Ten Eyck, Walker Thayers, The •Thayer, O. B. Thelma & Oiarf f Thomas, Crawfoixl S. •Tbomaa, Wade •Thomas, J. N. Thompson, John Thompson, Geo. B. Thoman. Willie Thornton, Frankie, Jr Thornton. Bobt. "Thurston. Howard Thurston. Howard TIce, A. E. Tllman. Thos. Todd Bros. Show TocIIe. Carl B. Tokumagoa. Frank Tonrtellote. Fred Trade. Carl X. Trask, Clarence Tressa, Doona ••Trimble, Barry Trlplctt, Wm. Trlplett, Vie Tunis. Far Turner. Gleason Tyler. A. M. Tviiton. Br. Wm. •Valdlnp Chas. Vsleno & Bis Band vanAndrew. Geo. Vans. The Two Van, Harry Van J. K. VanOram, Ray Varlpati, Sava vanghn. Charica Veal. John Votter. Jake Voelckel, Mr. B. ••VonArx. Al. Wadilell Frank Wales. C. I>. Walrten. Ira Waldron, I.yle Wallace, Bill Wall, T.awrcnce Wall, Dnbblo Waltrra, Mr. It. Warren Broa. Show Washburn, C. A. Watann, Gary WaiiBh. H. .<f. Webb, Thos. R. Webber. Arthur Word. C. R. Welnbrnd, Raymond Wells, (Iny Wolla, Geo. W. •••Wellington, Walter L. Welsh. Harry Werner, John L. ••Wescolt, M. B. Westcott, M. B. Western. J. W. West, H. T. Wfathcld, Ed, Weston, Bert Wheeler John Wbeelock & Bay Wbetton & Cannon „ Stock Co. Whitehnrst & Wylde White. Bobt. L. White, J. W. White, Leitoy Whitney, Fred. Wieble, Walter E. WIehe. Curt Wilbur, Cbaa. J. Wilbur, Kerr Wilcox, Wm. Wiley, Ed. Wilkes, Ben Williams, J. B. Williams, J. K. Williams, K. D. Williams, Itollo B. Williams, Devine Williams, A. B. VViiiiauis, llarry A. WllUuiich, Freddie Wilson, Capt. Curley Wilson, Jack Wilson, Prof. H. ••Wilson, Kid Wlnton, Bernard Wolfscale, James Woodward, Harry A. Woodyard. Tbos. Woody'g Shows Wren. W. G. Wright, Jack B. Wright, Fred B. Wright & Stanley Wright. Earl Yonk, We Wo Younger, Bob Young. Chaa. Young A Phelps Yonng. F. V. Youngs, The Zamora. S. Juan Zarllngton. Kussell Zclgler, Marlon Zeltz. Chris. ••Zelaya, Alphonse Zento, Van P. Zlerke, Bobert Zimmerman, BlUy Z. NOTICE! Post cards for ths performers whose names appear In the list given herewith, are now ready, but caimot be forwarded nntll we know to what addreas carda are to be shipped. Please advise at once, giving route far enough In ad- »«jee to Insnre safe delivery: PI*"'?: iyj?**' ^*»' Bacon, Louise Brown. Six Cactrlltons, John C. Crelghton, Deacon Dellmore, Trio Fasslo. Dare DevU Frank. Mlna granell. Nellie Hall. ChrUtlne BUI, Will B. S2i. J^"? '^™*- iJingweed Sisters. S™' Sr I*onore Lester, Ed. Mills, Bsrry M. Morse A Co.. M. W. MeQntK Nolan, Sbean A Nolan. The Oldflelds, Psni Spessardy, Schenck A Van. Look for Your Name IN THIS LETTER LIST WMTED FOR OXFORD (IRD.) FIRST DORR CAR- RIVAL AHD FALL FESTIVAL (FIRST CARNIVAL EVER HELD IN THIS SECTION) Sensational Free Attractions Ferris wh<^i, two more good Shows that do not conflict, and legitimate Concessions. No excltt- alvcs. Prefer strong Black Art, Electric. Animal or Feature Pit Shows. Two Bands this week and four Free Acts. All Benton County billed like a circos. Boosters' Club two hundred strong. Want to hear from Freaks and Korelties of all kinds for big Seven-ln-One. Want Balloon Blda wita equipment for season. Can furnish Tops for strong shows. Carbondale (111.) Second Annnal lull I'l'Sllval and Boosters' Week comes next. We are featuring The Garcla's In their Double Automobile Dip «r Death, and Col. Angelo's Uniformed Italian Band. Are going South at once. \\ rite or wire CTUCK XEBK, Kaaager Hew S^sition Shows, Ddphl, Ind., veek Sept. tS; Ox- ford, Ind., week October 2. WHITE CITY SHOWS (Featnring J. W. Whltaley's Biff Doff ud Pony Oirens) W.AIITS—Two more real Shows to join In Mt. Carmel. IIL. for their Big Annnal Pill Festival. This will be the biggest thin;: pulled off In Southern Illinois, with Hnrrlsborg and Cairo. 111., to fallow, then Into Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana for the winter. Also want a few more good, clean Ccn- CfSisions that cun and will g^ the money. No time for dead ones. Good opening for Photo Sal-, lery and Cook Moui^e. Dad Phillip wire. Boozers and dlsorganlzers keep away. TO COMMIT- TEES wanting a real carnival company (that can fumlsli the best of 'references) for your S^ll Festivals and Bomecomings, get In touch with us at once. Address as per route: Boblaaon, lU., 25-30; Mt. Oarmel. 111., Oct. 2-7; Barrlsburg. lU., Oct. 9-14; Cairo, HI., 16-21. WANTED AT ONCE Sober, Reliable M. P. Operator All day Grinders, good Street Advertising Man for the Peerless Mamie Show. Experienced man to take charge and manage smallest horse in the world, swell outfit. Wire quick. W. H. wnXIAXS, Fair Gronnda. Okfaboma dtf. Ok -AX LIBERTY SKETTCH TEAM. Irish, Eccentric. Bnbe. SUly Kid, Blackface and Straight (^medy. Change fcnc one week, alngjea and doubles. Strong piano sight reader. Froducets of Musical Comedies, Naveltr Qlrl Numbm. Sober, reliable and real performers. Managers of Bep. Co.'s, Bmrlesque, Musical Cranedr and Vaudeville, write. Address. LEONABD A DBANOEL, 924 Inolafallen Amnne, Bpirlngleld, OUe. P. S.—^A-1 Med. Show considered. Always give forwarding addreu far mough In advance to reach you. Advertised Ictten are held for 30 days, and if unclaimed are forwarded to the dead letter office. 14 r A l%jrT1 W7% T\ Fop Collier's VV ill 1^ 1 Hi O Colossal SHdws Man forJMarks and Switchet; lady for Tdpsy and Mehitable. - Musi- cians, write. C. W. PICHELL, permanent address, Kalamazoo, Mch. Musicians Wanted Two Solo (}omet8. Clarinet and Baritone. Others write. Mnst be able to handle standard stnll. Show runs all winter. Joe costick. Bank Young, Boy Bazelleaf and Albert Marshall, write. Address C^AS. LEWIS, care Kat Eeiss Shows, week of Sept. 25, Trinidad, Colo.; week of Oct. 2, Claytoa. New Mexico. For Sale—3 Cinnamon, 1 Brown, 3 Black BMrs (7) Ages Hi to 2 years respectively. Tame aa kittens, healthy, sonnd. perfect; broke for ring or stage. Price S230.00 for all if sold at once. Write for particulars. No dickering. AddreM CLYDE PBTT.T.TPS. 188 Mth St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. MIRROR SCREEN FOR SALE -Size 9x12 feet, price only $200 cash, or S225 part cash, balance on time. This is a bargain. Answer quick. Also Sellg and Edison One-Pin Beads for sale. HENS7 W. WASHES. Xnneie, Ind. WANTED .People in All Lines For one night stand company, man and wife for leads, man and wife for characters, man to double baritone In band, comet, doable stage. Other musicians, double stage. Show opens abont October 10. Address RUSSELL A. HOLVERNSTOTT Q«n»ral Del. « Waf rtewn. Wis. PCS SAXE—Watch Feb Check Outfit, gold, snver I and nickel-plated cheeks. Material will bricg ! $100.00. $23 takes all. Sample name and ad- ! dress. Any fob. 25c. D. D. 6ILSON. 70* Jack- I son Street., Chllllcothe, Mo. FOS SALE CHEAP—OVEKS XO BAKE COR- SETS—Also makers of Ice Cream Cones. Fb r particulars, write to COBNTKXIPIA WAFFLE OTEN CO.. 2022 Franklin Ave., St. Lotds. Mo. WAHTED—Trap Drommer to double songs. Most fill pictures and handle illuatrated songs satls- fsctory. Permanent position and good salary If you deliver the goods. Amateurs, wonld-be's. boots and cigarette fiends, stay away. This is a M. P. Boose and a desirable location. Answer quick. TBB IDLE HOUB THBATEB, Water- town, S. D. FOB BA£E—Somersanlt High Diving Trick Dogs and Doves. Shooting Gallery. Picture Machine. 12 Beds FUm. Slides, $85.00 lot. Films not Junk. Cheap. Will exchange for Penny Ma- chines. FBOF. HABBY SMITH, Grata, Pa. GOOLEY-THOM FLOATIttG THEATRE WANTS Tuba player, double bass in orchestra; advance man, river experience. Waverly, Mo., 29; Miami, Mo.; Dcwitt, Mo.; Glas- gow, Mo. WANTED AT ONCE Good business. Cornet Player for Theatre. Dances, etc. Steady engagement. Forty DoUara ($40.00) per month guirantced. Mxist be a sight reader. Wire at once to PBOF. J. LEVIN, S28 W. Jones Street, Balcigh, N. C. WANTED Colored Musicians and Performers For the Sunny Dixie Minstrels; cornet, clarinet, trap druniincr; all must read immie. Lew Wllov, write. All winter's work. jVddress. t>.\N.V THOMPSON, Madill, Okla, SHOW PRINTIISIO Type and Engraved Posters. Sellable and prompt servlo?. Ask tor prices. Large and amall work. Under new management. SODTB BEND I'OSTKB PRINTING CO,, Knblak, Gross and Kutherforvt, SHCcosBors, South llemi, Ind. BOOS! SOOS! O0O8!—For sale. Fox Terrier, wonderfnl somersanlt dog. Also other trained dogs for sale. Stage and ring brt^en. Work for anybody. PBOF. P. WISEMAN. 100 Devoe Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. FOB SALE—White Top. 30x60. SO feet extra SIdewall. 4 Center Push Poles: used one season; With Banner. 13x20; at sacrifice. CaU. write or telepbone PAUL SIMMONS. 348 W. 41st St., N. Y. C, Phone, SUl Bryant. At Liberty Manager Able to double your proSta. Hard work- er, eneivetic Teisatile, resoarcefal, with international experience. 35 yean of ace. CAPTAIN FOUCH'E ailibeard, - St. Louis, Mo. PIANIST WANTS POSITION In VaudeviUe or M. P. Theatre. Sight reader. Characterize all pictures. .Fine repertoire. A. F. of M. Address, VEDA GLASER. Toledo. Ohio. A-No. 1 Clarinet Player For Ordestra Work fi l^era Itonsi Mnst be sober and reliable. Abont 3-4 shows per week. Union men. Also plenty of dance work. Night shows. $2.50; matinee, $1.50. Address SISNET MAYEB, Beanmont. Texas. COmSTE . ▼AUSEVnXE SHOW OUTFIT. Cheap, consisting of 40xSO tent and poles. 60 Stan costumes and band suits, seat jacks and saddles, paintings, ticket office, tools, enrtalns, scenery, etc. Write M. W. JONES, 7 Waldron Street, HlUsdale. Mich. WAMTED aUICK—For the Ideal Concert Co. Week stand. Tandevtlle Show under canvas, all winter South, Musicians in all lines, good strong Comet to lead Band, Piano player who doubles Brass, Fid Player to lead Orchestra and double Brass, other Musicians to double stage or orchestra; also two Sketch Teams who are np In acts, change six nights, seven shows per week. Man must do good straights in acts, lady, small soubrette, and be good in acts. Prefer teams who does dancing and some nov- elty acts. If 3rou boose. don*t write. Salary sure. Preference to those who can Join on wire. Tickets? Tes. Address. Canton, Oa. AT LIBERTY LION TRAINER The Original DUTCH RICARDO AND WIFE Open for engsicement. Can break or work any kind of wild or domestic animal; have No. 1 wardrobe. Address CAPT. DUTCH RICARDO, Standani Hotel, First & Pine Streets, Seattle, Washington. HATE XONST TO INVEST IN BOAO AXTSAC- XION—Limit of expense not to exceed $1,600.00 weekly, with reputable party willing to Invest a like amount. SmaU musical comedy or opera company or* refined attraction that can be listed or sold on guarantee. I also have extensive scenery and wardrobe plant. What have yon. to offer. Address EXPHRIENCED MANAQ^ care Billboard, Cincinnati, O. WANTED—A LIVE BILLPOSTER To buy the MILLEB BILLPOSTING PLANT, at Canandalgua, N. Y. If yon want a good tdant at the right price for cash, grab this one. It wiU bear Inspection. Beason for aeUlng, pool health. Further partlcnlars, address a P. lfTT,T,T;Tt, Caasndaicaa. H. 7. PORTABLE ENGINE DINAMQ Weight 5S0.pounds. AU on one base. Use one gallon gasoline per show. Twenty-seven 19 c p. lights, one arc, D. C. Price $360: or rent at. $10 a week to reliable parties. C. B. UNDAZ,!,,. Bar Harbor, Maine. WANT TO BUY XEBRY-OO-BOUHD—Most be in first-class condition and cheap for cash. Ad- dress J. KBICHKBB, No. eo B. Schnyler Street, Oswego, N. X. WANTEB—To book Tonawanda Merry-go-Boond and Conderman Ferris Wheel with A-1 Carnival Company, Sonth. OTTO P. EBBING. tOB dtj Park Avenue, Columbus, O. WANTED AT ONCE—Singing aoa'DtadBC. Comedian, Singing and dancing Soubrette, and ' smaU Chorus GMm. - HABBY TBBASB, Mgr.- Musical Comedy Co.. Alrdome Theatre. Adrian. Mich.