The billboard (Apr 1917)

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70 The Billboard APRIL 7, 1917. NATIONAL OUTDOOR SHOWMEN PLAN MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN Which Is Announced As Surprisingly New and Unique Among Its Kind —All Members of Association To Aid -Over Hundred Applications Are Now on File THE AFFILIATED INTERESTS THE NATIONAL OUTDOOR SHOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION Jusr what are The AfflUated. Interests? jmers. tights makers, wig makers, etc, etc. atdoor Showmen's Association invites them Into i believing that their advice, their suggestions and their counsel will be as sincere, anselfish and valuable aa that of the show- IN ONE DAY AT RICHMOND, VA., ON ONE STAND $1,218.70 ™ BUSTER™DOGS This statement can be verified by any of the con- cessionaires that worked RICHMOND FAIR last fall. "BUSTER" IS WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS. 1 The s | Sure V 116 and 24 Inches, v Jointed, all wood fi I PROGRESSIVE TOY CO., m'f'r ADMIRATION DOLLS, .Sfln of ■pprMUtlnjr (net. In rcflrtBt. to this rliue o: ■ItBltlo, or nnnp bj iB.li- ■aMte. asV~n« »Sii Jeirr Uoiinn, or lloslno 4 Bbhvib. o«oi ■..f BkMMs*B r*ii BI E Sbowi. Clnu. and Hi ■El*: 1. B. Lowe. Proliant Erie LlttK«ia,_ * Prlntl« Co.: J. €. ili-Caffrrj. xtnral ant run. G. Kllpiirlcl. rpprwen- THE FAMOUS AIKEN BROS., Preps. OPENING FIRST WEEK IN MAY Defiance, Ohio, on the Main Streets Shows with or without frame-ups. New outfits fur- nished managers. Nothing too big for this show. Can place Eli Ferris wheel, concessions of all kinds, freaks, curiosities. Talkers wanted. Can place trainer for untamable act. Route to those interested. E. W. COOPER, Secy. SAM AIKEN, Mgr. FAMOUS AIKEN GREAT COSMOPOLITAN SHOWS r 191? Model E d other Cone I a few Conci » H.SNYDER, H.rrln, III. ROBERTS' UNITED SHOWS WANT PIT SHOW AND MONKEY SPEEDWAY Fill book same on very liberal terms. Can also place 8-Plece Band, to Join reek April 9. Have opening tor (ew legitimate Concessions. Want String or Irass Band and People for Plant. Show, aiao Man to Handle Stage. Hooten, rriie. Prof. Slovene wire. Can also place strong Platform Show. ■ All address . STAXLEY ROBERTS, Manager, Clinton. S. C. ihla wtM*. - •'- - w.nted FEATURE FREAK-wanted for — • . •• ••• - HIRER'S MUSEUM, COREY ISLAND, R. Y. £g-g t 'VggyS!i " or V • »i?h-Cla« Attraction that can earn a Big ?P- „ M ' nt,on salary and send photo In Mrs! letter or no attention will ba paid. M"«um opens May l!th and closes Sept. IS. 11-Hour Day, and