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

: 1 PA MARCH 17, 1906. The Billboard Special Announcement to his Majesty MR. PARK manufactures DISPLAY FIREWORKS exclusively: MANAGER We do not cater Ww BEG TC ANNOUNCE THAT THE COLONIAL @IREWORKS CO. to the jobbing or retail trade. Our sole aim is to g ers what the people want—that is, first-class Park Displ e the Park ManWe acknowl ys. edge no rival or competitor in the production of FIREWORKS DISPLAYS. Last season proved to mavy Park Managers and Street Railway Owners who operate Parks on their lines that as a drawing card on an off night there is nothing they could offer compared with a first-class Pyrotechnic Display. Mr. E. A. Capretz, who for the past fifteen years has been connected with the world’s largest manufacturer of Display Pyrotechnics, spares no pains or labor in the manufacture of Electrical Tints, Novelties and Colorings. We have arranged a series of Park Programmes, under the supervision of Mr. Capretz, ranging in prices from $75.20 to $500.00, which we would be pleased to furnish you on application. WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS. THE COLONIAL FIREWORKS CO. 92 92 La Salle St., (Factory, Roby, Ind.) CHICAGO, ILL. Tama—Chautauqua. June July 4 O. B Far , PS June @WJuly 4 J. N. qeieds -Teme—Chautas June @July 4. asilagtoa~Coautauda. Aug. 2A-Sept. 2. A. KANSAS Beloit—Chautauque. July 20-29. Dr. T. J. H. Taggart, Clay Center—orth Central Kansas Chautauqus. J 27-Aug. 6. Geo. W. Hanna, sec’y. Cawker City Chautauqua. July 28-Aug. 12. E. L. Huckell. Ottawa—Chautauqua. June 19-29. Ber, Cc. 8. Nusbaum, supt.; Rev. Bdward Skinner, sec'y. Wathena—Cheutauqua. Aug. 4-12. A. W. The™~ nson. Winueld—Chautaugua. June 19-2. M. B. Light. KENTUCKY Ashland—Chautauqua. June 2-July 8 J. G. Crabbe Bowling Green—Chautauqua. Mid September. Dr. W. L. Davidson, 1711 Lamont st., N. W., Washington, D. C. Carlisle—Chautauqua. Aug. 2-12. H. M. Taylor. Owensbore—Seven Hills Chautauqua. July 3iAug. 21. W. G,. Archer. LOUISIANA Ruston—Chautuaqua. June 15-July 15. T. L. Trawick, Bay St. Louis, Miss. MAINE Freyeburg—Chatauqua. Aug. 20-31. J. H. Dunne, No. 1 Beacon st., Boston, Mass. old Orehard—Chautauqua. July 20-Aug. 81. Rev. W. J. Twort, 556 Haverhill st., Lawrence, Mass. MARYLAND Cumberland—Chautauqua. Aug. 1-Sept. 6 W. L. Radcliffe. Slyndon Park—Chautauqua. Paul H. Stewart, 16 German st.. Baltimore, Md. Mountain Lake Park—Chautauqua. Aug. 3-20. Dr. W. L. Davidson, 1711 Lamont st., N. W Washington, D. C. Washington Grove—Chautauqua. July —. W. H. H. Smith, Room 386 Navy Dept., Washington, D. C. MASSACHUSETTS Northampton—Chautauqua. July 10-20. Dr. W. L. Davidson 1711 Lamont st., N. W., Washington, D. C. MICHIGAN Bay View—Chautauqua. July eeee 16. Thos. Jordan, jr.. supt., Howell, Mich Cai ‘uitac—Chautaugtia. Aug. 9-15. 3B. 4H. vers Cudington—Chaatauqua. July 22-Aug. 22. Hivin Swartout, 633 Mich, Trust Co. bidg., Grand Kapids, Mich, MINNESOTA Albert Lea—Chautauqua. July 12-22. Claude E. Southwick. MISSISSIPPI — Springe—-Chestianqee. July 18-Aug. 1. Gulfport—Chautauqua. July 1om T. L. Tra wick, Bay St. Leuis, Miss MISSOURI Carthage—Chautauqua. Juiy 8-12, Geo. C. Howenstein. Columbla—Chautauqua Assembly. Aug. 9-19. Dr. H. R. Ellis, sec’y. Dexter—Chautauqua— Aug. 1-10. Chas. EB. Stokes, Kansas City. Hannibal—Chautauqua. Aug 11-19. J. R. Howey, supt.; Rev. J. L. y, program. Kirksville—Chautauqua, Au. 29. J. B. Hovey, supt.; Rev. L. Darby, prgram. Maryville—Chantauqua, — Aug. — 8. M. Holladay, Indianola, la., supt.; W. F. Smith, sec’y. Maysville—Chautaugua, July 28-Aug. 5. Hdna Avg. m.—% M. OS. Botts Meadville—Chautauqua. Burke, sec’y; W. L. Pertle Springs—Chautauqua. RS eS te Stewart, 401 N. 4th st., uls. Plattsburg—Chautauqua Aug. 25-Sept. Howey, Kirkeville, ry Rev. | en uterten program Rockport—Chautauqua. July 27-Aug. 5. Jas. . Gore ‘Trenton—Ohaute 28-J 4 wW. A. Lhe . uqua. June uly NEBRASKA Auburn—Chautanqua. Aug. 1149. Wm. Ries Beatrice -Chestences. June 2-July 3. W. LL. Davidson. 1711 Lamont at., . Washing Gn. D. C., onpt.s ©. bes neck. eho David City—Chautauqua. July 20-29. 5. Williams, supt.; L. B. Fuller, see’y. netee utauqua. July ‘2T-Aug. % & & ain a Aug. 312. W. BH. on Lexington Chautauqua. Middle August. Jas. Uinete Buaetensne. July Sl-Aug. 9. L. O. Jones. NEW HAMPSHIRE Hedding—Chautauqua. Aug. 6-25. B. C. B. Dorion, Plymouth. NORTH DAKOTA Devil’s Lake—North Denese Chautauqua. June 80-July 17. Edgar LaRue. NEW YORE Assembly Park—Chautauqua. Aug. 9-24. D. BH. Cook, 480 The Bastable, Syracuse. Binghamton—Chautauqua. Aug. 1-14. Reed B. Freeman, pres.; Arthur J. Dibble. supt. Chautauqua—Chautauqua. June 28-Aug. 26. Geo. | ae prin. of instruction, Hyde Park, cago Cliff Haven—Chautauqua. July-August. Warren E, Mosher, 89 EB. 42d st., New York, sec’y. Lily Dale—Chautauqua. July 13-Sept. 2. Abbey Louise Pettengill. OHIO Alliance—Chautauqua. July 27-Aug. 5. ©. 0. Scranton. Bellefontaine—Chautauqnua. July 27Aug. 5. Jas. H. Shaw, Bloomington, Ill., supt.; Fred C. Spittle, sec’y. Bethesda—Chautauqua. Aug 1-15. J. 8S. Secrest, D. D., Barnesville. Celina—Chautauqua. July-Aug. 6. Milton W. Brown, Cincinnati. Chippewa Lake—Chautauqua. July -26-Aug. 6. Rev. Wm. C. Dawson, Elyria, @., pres. Deflance—Chautauqua. Aug. 2-12. Rev. A. Vv. Murphy. Delaware—Chautauqua. Aug. Brown, Cincinnati. 4-13. Milton W. Franklin—Miami Valley Chautanqua. July 20Aug. 6. F. Gillum Qromer, 13-14 Main et., Dayton, 0. Freeport—Chautauqua. Aug. 9-20. 0. D. MeKeever. Lakeside—Ohautauqua. July 4-Aug. 8. Otto H. Magiey, 405 Deshler ave., umbus. Lancaster—Chautauqua. Aug. 1-19. H. T. Silverthorne, Logan, O., and F. M. Swine hart, Bainbridge, supts. om, Vernon—Chautauqua. July 24-Aug. 5. Rev. J .Rose. Granville. gmiineiie “chaatangue July 28-Aug. 12. Prof. B. OKLAHOMA Guthrie—Chanutauqua. Aug. 1-9. Rev. W. H. Rose, supt.; Rev. J. B. Disch, sec’y. Kingfisher—Chautauqua. May @l-June 10. J. EB. Ruth, pres.; J. BE. Burns, seoy. OREGON Ashland—Chautauqua. July 9-18. G. F. Bill ings. Oregon City—Chautauqua. July 10-22. H. B. Cross. PENNSYLVANIA Altoona—Chautauqua. Aug. 1-Sept. 6. W. L. Radcliffe, Box 527, Cumberland, Md. Eagles Mere—Chautauqua. July 12-Sept. 16. B. R. Kiess. Hughesville. Pa. Mountain Lake Park—Chautauqua. Aug Dr. W. L. Davidson, 1711 Lamont st., =~ w., Washington, D. CO. Mount Gretna—The Ss a Ng ney tay 0 July 4-Aug. 8. Rev. H. A. Lancaster, chancellor. Pocone Pines—Chautauqua. July 9-Ang. 4. J. H. Morgan, Carlyle. SOUTH CAROLINA eae annen. Mid-Summer. J. A. Game wel SOUTH DAKOTA Big Stone—Chautauqua. July 8-16 RB. J. Hicks. Canton—Chautauqua. July 3-15. Rev. A. O. Shepherd, Vermillion, 8. D. Forestburg—Chautauqua. July 88 HL A. Rodee. Madison—Chautauqua. June 80-July 15. H. P. Smith. TENNESSEE Bristol—Chautauqua, Barly September. Dr. W. L. Davidson. 1711 Lamont st., N. W., Washington, D C. Monteagle—Chautauqua. July 2-Aug. 30. Capt. M. B. Pilehner, Nashville, Tenn. TEXAS Paris—Chantanqua. July 2-10. Dr. Wilbur G. Searles. Waxehachie—Chantanqna. July 24-Ang. 3. Rev. C C. MeConuell, Ferria | — 3 What, brings the crowds te some Vaudeville theatres and railroad parks while others are comparatively deserted? Investigation will show that practically all the popular ones have Moving Pictures and from the Atlantic to the Paeific Miles Service is providing the best a tt ot 206s. 3s oe f ‘ om . Poet See ees at films. We pick the cream of the | world’s output. MHental basis. } Write. ae tests 55 Miles Brothers 10 E. i4th St., NEW YORK 1139 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO SOMETHING NEW McAllister’s Best Dissolving View Stereopticon WITH MOVING PICTURE ATTACHMENT. where the best results are d INSTRUMENTS OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES. and FILM For showing both Moving —_ ~~ aswell as Lantern Slides and apedaene beautiful Dissolving Effeets Necessary Angee Siaaee omens. ceneemns OWEST PRICES. Illustrating = subject of Art, Trave. and Literature and all pony sogses. Latest war scenes, etc,, Popular and ———_ ILLUSTRATED SONGS, ete., in adapted for the giving ot Publis Batertain ments i37"A PROFITABLE FOR MEN WITH SMALL CAPITAL. Sé3 SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED OaTaLOGUB— free—which tells the cost of an outfit, explais — ae ¥ oa how t© condust paying McALLISTER, Mfg. Optician 49 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK. wane VV ANTED ~~ VAUDEVILLE ACTS--OUT DOOR ACTS Musicians, and PERFORMERS of all kinds, to write us atonce. State exaet open time, permanent address, time of act and lowest possible salary, all in your first letter. Repertoire, Farce Comedy, Minstrel, and All Co. Managers It will pay you to investigate our plan of booking for seasons of ’06-’07 as well as for the summer park season. OPERA HOUSE MANAGERS Write at once for our booking plan. We can save you time, worry and money, and give you a better class of shows. DO IT NOW. THE DIXIE THEATRICAL EXCHANGE ATLANTA, GA., COLUMBUS, MISS. DALLAS, PEX. Box 94. Dispatch Bullding. Box M4. We Sell Scenery and Opera House Supplies. Went. “The Billboard” when u...wering ad Mention “The Dillbourd” when answering ada