The Billboard 1906-03-17: Vol 18 Iss 11 (1906-03-17)

The Billboard MARGH 17, 1906. a ALL MACHINERY in our Circle Swing is located inside the base of tower in constant view of the engineer, which prevents any possibility of bearings becoming hot or gears dry, which so often happens if gears are at the top of the rt tower. Main gears are of cast steel, which is a guarantee against breakage and disaster. t H } oe it ° Our 24 Passenger Swing at the Chutes, San Francisco. construction and smooth in operation. Riding Device and the Greatest Money Earner in proportion to cost. Swings for sale or on concession, and have two or three very attractive concessions now on hand for outside buyers if desired. we will meet them. Do not be Deceived in Cut Prices, but Write Us. Traver Circle Swing Co., R. S. UZZELL, Tress 66 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. The MAIN SHAFT earries the entire weight and revolves upon a pivoted base, thus requiring less power and giving easier motion than if gears were located at top and the weight carried on the tower. are of cast steel and of extra strength, eliminating any chance of accident. THE TRAVER CIRCLE SWING is a PERFECT AND MECHAN. ICAL Amusement Device, and is always ABSOLUTELY SAFE, simple in It is the Greatest Park Attraction, Safest The main shaft and couplings We build If you will tell us your needs WE ARE THE Pioneer Manufacturers.. ~SEATING.. SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF Opera Chairs, Folding Chairs, Park Settees, H. ANDREWS CO., Chicago. auaPACIFIC COAST AMUSEMENT COMPANYa= SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE, @wning and Operating 30 First-Class Vaudeville Theatres East, Northwest and West ‘TES, FIRST-CLASS ACTS OF ALL KINDS WANTED—“ — that can deliver the goods. SOLE BOOKING AGENTS THE A. CHRIS. 0 BROW, AL. ONKEN, ARCHIE LEVY, CHAS. WRAY, 67 So. Clark St., Family Theatre, 125th 8t., ill Eddy St., 219 Denny Bidg., CHICAGO. WEW YORK CITY. SAN FRANCISCO, CALL SEATTLE, WASH. AK-SAR-BEN FESTIVITIES SEPT. 26 TO OCT. 6, INCLUSIVE. iggest Show in the West. Concession and Privilege Men get in line now. Address all communications to CHAS. S. BREED, Director of Carnival, Krug Theatre Bidg., Omaha, Neb. S = THE DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING CO. ———— THE LEADING SHOW PRINTERS.——— OUR SPECIALTY: Circus Paper YOU DON'T HAVE TO DIVIDE YOUR WORK, as we print everything needed to bill a circus properly. Our Heralds are equaled by none, and our Dates are the most attractive ever printed, and we print Banners that stand all kinds of weather. Write at once for our samples, as they are free and sent by express prepaid, and our prices are the lowest. Don’t Place Your Order Until You Get Our Samples and Prices. THE DONALDSON LITHOGRAPHING CO. NEWPORT, KENTUCKY. cer pleco’ aha y ::Roliler Skating Rinks: SEND FOR CATALOGUE NEW MODEL RINK SKATE No. 17 We Lave the Largest and Best Equipped Works in the World for making Ice and Roller Skates. Best 50 Years Ago BEST TODAY. THE SAMUEL WINSLOW © > SKATE MFG. CO. _. Worcester, Mass, MAKERS OF ICE AND ROLLER SKATES. Egan’s Band of Delaware Park Managers desirous © fe Tine a superior Concert Band for all or past of of by ye yy wi NGTON, DELA. All communications it. 16th, or later, qouagest © with JOHN 8. EGAN probing O@ a 72! x ressed to J. kx BURKE, care Keith's! ices, St. James Bidg. Sfeution “The Dillhoard” when answerina ods) = “emtior “Tha Billhoarg oben amma ot Vicksburg—United Commercial Travelers’ Interstate Council. May 15-18. Chas. Toppino, jr., 1035 Canal st., New Orleans, La MISSOURI St. —~ Valley Medical Society. March 22-23. Dr. B.Summers, jr., 3-14 McCague bidg., Omaba, Neb. St. Louis—Freight Claim ‘Assn. May 16, 1906. Warren P. Taylor, Richmond, Va. St. Louis—A. O. U. 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