The Billboard 1909-07-10: Vol 21 Iss 28 (1909-07-10)

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12 ; JULY 10, 1909. The Billboard 35 sesece STOCK REVEL Y SP 1346 Broadway, neinnati, 0. Send for prices. She turns upside-down! He blocks the kick! A ROOST! We compliment you on the rigid construction, careful packing, and prompt shipnt of foot-ball game. ™ » Lundquist Amusement Attraction Co. San Diego, Cal., June 12, 1909. une and Alta Smith HAVE A WELL BROKEN MENAGE HORSE. Works either ring or hippodrome. Lady rider with stylish astride wardrobe. Gentleman capable of acting as Legal juster, Auditor, Assistant to Manager, or twenty-four hour man. Would like joint’ engagement. Strictly sober and reliable. Not a kicker or knocker. Manager, a hard worker and lady and gentleman all the time. Address JUNE SMITH GALLATIN, : $ : TENN FOR SALE GONDOLA CAROUSEL, also BRUDER BROS.’ ORGAN, at a sacrifice. W. S. SMITH, Rockaway Beach, New York Michigan Vaudeville Managers’ Exchange WANTED—Vanieville Acts of every description. Make salaries right as jumps are small. Tell all in first letter, giving permanent address. MICHIGAN MANAGERS, TAKE NO TICE!. If you want acts that are guaranteed by people that know an act when they see one, put your booking in the hands of the Michi gan. CHIC. HOWARD, Gen. Mgr., Lyric Theatre Bldg., Grand Rapids, Mich. wiles Tet Rosette Waffle Iron’ PRICE $650. EX PAID~=Wrte For Partculers = we CEOWYATT CO. ow. LANCASTER PA “Don't Close Your Theatre” Give away Souvenirs and Keep the Crowd’s Coming We handle the largest variety of Sov venirs and Premiums in the country. Send for our free catalogue. . WOOD & OO. 112-114 5th Ave., Chicago, Ill. Ad| WANTED PIANIST, DOUBLE SLIDE TROMBONE OR CLARINET PREFERRED and other useful actors and musicians. Steady work; sure salary. 2-Car Tent Show. (All Single berths.) Reliable people only, address B. BENNETT'S BIG SHOW, Westhope, N. D. A-1 PIANO PLAYER AND TRAP DRUMMER Wish joint engagement in a good Nickleodeon or with Stock company. Address MISS G. L. S., Pekin, Ills., care of General Delivery. Earn $26 to $200 Weekly The most fascinating and best paying profession in * the world. Our complete and comprehensible course » elocution and dramatic art by mail willin a short time prepare you fer the stageor speaker's platform Successful students everywhere Booklet Free hicago School of Elocution, 7 9; Grand Opera House, Chicago. BE A “HANDCUFF QUEEN’ onan “ESCAPE KING” BIG ESCAPES [2" PNS.SOLLAR Jone snncate St erent «/se mystery. 4, ehaitenge escape from r ~ ” ot ry darge wate w * wk water top & ame ’ famous pap y 10, Refers famous rope tie i). od eorape AN caay & perfor Apparsiue ver ert the » Complete secrete and ~see, Fe Order now MAHAN BS SUPPLY CO 200 Beowten ave ta ee pitedt bet Beet Mee Beet @ | BANDS | Allen's Singing Orchestra, Thos. 8. Allen, mgr.: (Norumbega Park) Boston, indef. | American Regimental Band, Richard L. Weaver, | director: (Luna Park) Wash., D. C., indef. | Antinarelli and his Band, Bert Clark, mgr.: | (Luna Park) Cleveland, June 21-indef. Bailman’s Orchestra (Bismarck Gardens) Chi| cago, indef. | Banda Napoli, Giulio E. Capone, director: (Cres| cent Park) Providence, R. L., indef. Banda Roma: (Dreamland) Coney Island, N. Y., May 15-indef. Bostonia Ladies’ Band: | more, indef. Brandman’s, George C., Concert Band: (Lake| wood Park) Charlotte, N. C., June 14-Sept. 15. (Bay Shore Park) Balti British Guards Band: Manhattan Beach, N. Y., indef. Brooklyn Marine Band: (Riccadonna Hotel) Brighton Beach, N. Y., indef. Banda Napoli, S Van Horn, mgr: (Capitol Park) Trenton, N. J., 5-25. Butler, Helen Ma, Ladies’ Band: Cherryvale, Kan., 7-8. Cartersville Concert Band, M. Milam, bus. mgr.: (City Park) Cartersville, Ga., indef. Chamberlain and his Band: (Marysville Park) Shamokin, Pa., indef. Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra, Chevalier Emanuel, conductor: (Ravinia Park) Chicago, June 19-indef. Corrado’s Royal Italian Band, Albert Corrado, mgr.: (Monroe Park) Mobile, Ala., May 2indef. Creatore and his Band, Howard Pew, mgr. : (White City) Chicago, May 15-indef. Conway and His Band, Patrick Conway, megr.: Chicago, 27-July 24. DeGrosz, Maxum, and his Band: (Electric Park) Waterloo, Ia., indef. —" Band: (Luna Park) Chicago, May 17ndef. Ellery’s Band: Denver, July 5-31. Erlinger and his Band: (Idora Park) Oakland, Cal., June 28-July 17. Edouarde and His Band: (Woodside Park) Phila., 19-July 16 Ferullo’s Band, Francisco Ferullo, conductor: (Coliseum) Chicago, June 14-indef. Fischer and his Exposition Orchestra: (Arlington Hotel) ns Petoskey, Mich., July 6-Sept. 10. Fraser Ulighlanders’ Band, W. F. Dewar, mgr.: Evansville, Ind., 7; Vincennes 8; Terre Haute 9-10. Gartland’s Military Band: (Electric Park) Albany, N. Y., May 29-indef. Gatti’s Band: (Brandywine Springs Park) Wilmington, Del., indef. Gregg’s Imperial Band: (Fontaine Ferry Park) Louisville, Ky., May 10-indef. Gillihand’s Black Hussar Band, Augustus Fil liez, mgr.: (Wonderland Park) Indianapolis, Ind., 4-15. Hatch’'s Band: (Luna Park) Hartford, Conn., indef. Henry & Young's Military Band, Chas. T. Edwards, mgr.: (Shellpot Park) Wilmington, Del., indef. Innes’ Orchestra Band of New York, J. H. Shunk, mgr.: (A. Y. P. Expo.) Seattle, June 1-July 12. Kryl’s Band, J. Chimera, mgr.: Sioux City, Ia., 7; Sac City 8; Cherokee 9; Worthington, Minn., 10. Ladies Premiere Orchestra, (Berkshire Park) July 31. Lemlein's Phil. Band: (Luna Park) Coney Island, N. Y., May 16-indef. Liberati’s Band: (Forest Park) Chicago, indef. C. Putnam, megr.: Pittsfield, Mass., June 28 Lodisco’s Band: (Electric Park) Baltimore, indef. | Martorana’s Military Band: (Washington Park) Phila., May 24-indef. Morriss’ Military Band: (Lake Minnequa Park) Pueblo, Col., indef. Natlello and his Band: (Delmar Gardens) St. Louls, May 1-Sept. 4. Philippini’s, Don, Band, Ned Hauk, mgr.: (Sans Souci Park) Chicago, June 20-July 18. Pryor’s, Arthur, Band: Asbury Park, N. J., June 27-Sept. 18. Quaglia’s, Prof. Louis, Italian Band: (Al Fresco Park) Peoria, Ill., May 15-Sept. Raven's Band: : (Scarboro Beach) Toronto, June 25-indef. | Rossmyn’s Cowboy Band, No. 1: Mobile, Ala., indef. Rossmyn's Cowboy Band, No. 2: Atlanta, Ga., indef. Royal Artillery Band, Inc., Jos. DeVito, gen. mgr.: (Riverview Park) Baltimore, indef. Rieci's, Prof. Ralph, Premier Concert Band, 8S. Van Horn, mgr.: (Altro Park) Albany, N. y + Dra? Ronnds’ Ladies Band & Orchestra, H. 0. Rounds, mgr.: Jackson, Tenn., 4-8; Valparaiso, Ind., 9-12; Cuyahoga Falls, O., 13 14. Slafer, Wm. E., and his Brooklyn Marine Band: (Brighton Beach Hotel) Coney Island, N. Y., indef. Thomas, Theodore, Orchestre, Theo. A. Stock, mgr.: (Willow Grove) Phila., June 26-July 24. Tosso’s, Emile, Military Band, J. Ristes, mgr.: (West End Park) New Orleans, May 17-indef Thaviu Russian Band: (Koo) Cincinnat!, 0., 4 nee Twentleth Regiment Rand: (Kingston's Point Park) Kingston, N. Y.. May 30-Sept. 7. Vessella’s, Marco Rand, Howard Pew, mer.: (Electric Park) Kansas City, Mo., 22-July 10; Atchison, Kan., 11; (Assembly, Winona Lake, Ind., 12-17. MUSICAL. Aborn Grand Opera Co.: Newark, N. J., April 26-indef ; Aborn Comic Opera Co.: Wash., D. C.. May 3 indef. Aborn Grand Opera Co.: Detroit, May 10-Indef. Aborn Comic Opera Co.: Cleveland, June 7-indef. Alaskan, The, Wm. Cullen, mgr.: Chicago, April 11-Indef. Beauty Spot, with Jefferson De & Lee Shubert, Inc., mgrs.: 10-indef Broken Idol, RB. C. Whitney, mgr.: Boston, May | §81-indef. Reegar Prince Fl Reno, Okla., Angelis, Sam S N. Y. C., April Jack Glines, Lawton 11-17. Opera Co., 410; megr.: (Continued on page 38.) —: 80LD EVERYWHERE :— STEINS MAKE UP ~~ | ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. | Start a Laughing Mirror Show with a set of our Improved Metal Laughing Mirrors. It’s the best amusement proposition to-day, either for a park or for traveling. successful, as it is easy to install and easy to operate. in which to run the show. mirrors and a place Anyone can be All that is needed is the set of Most any kind of building will do, or a tent may be used. Running expense consists of light, ticket seller and ticket taker. These mirrors are made of a highly polished nickel composition metal. plate glass mirrors and they answer practically the same purpose at far less cost. They look like the fine They Ho light in weight and the only practical kind for traveling. Write to-day for full particars. CENTS rR ae ‘ne Bis BuL POKER: A mechanical fishing game representing an old mill scene, with the water rushing through the mill race, the mill wheel in motion, fish swimming, etc. Dip nets are used to catch the fish, which are numbered to indicate the prize won. An ingeniously constructed device, perfect in detail. Beautiful scenic effect. Handsome front. Will attract attention and get the money. Portable and easy to ship. Space required, 10x10 feet. Shipping weight, 150 pounds. Price, with either electric motor or gasoline operated engine, $90 net, f. o. b. cars, Peoria, Ill. A Novelty Ball Game, consisting of twenty-four mammoth playing cards mounted on a rack so they will fall when struck with a ball, the indicator in front showing what cards have been knocked down. Throw five balls and make any poker hand. Looks easy, but they don’t get the big hands very often. Will be allowed wherever other ball games are used. Everyone tries the game whether they are card players or not. Materfal and workmanship the best. Rack made of steel and wood. Cards are steel plates, handsomely finished. Nothing to break or wear out. Space required, 10 x20 feet. Quickly set up or taken down. Shipping weight about 150 pounds. Price, $65 net, f. o. b. ears, Peoria, Ill. = i eat. ] =. For further information address J. M. Naughton Amusement Construction Co., Hotel Mayer Building, PEORIA, ILL. FOR SALE [50 Pairs GENTS’ ROLLER SKATES 715 Pairs LADIES’ ROLLER SKATES Barney & Berry and Union Hardware Make. A Bargain for quick sale. DONAHUE BROS., Springfield, Mass. Now Booking Fairs And the Golden March Directoire Ballet 8 Girls Premiere Danseuse ———Time and terms, address—-—— ROSE 345 West 23rd Street, Phone, 2253 Chelsea. EDYTH, NEW YORK. WANTED TO BUY The Smallest Horse in All the World Mus ler 28 inches, and must not weigh over 80 py FRANK P. SPELLMAN, Gen. Mgr., Neave Bidg., Cincinnati, O. SPELLMAN SHOWS. pounds. Send photo. Address. FOR SAL 2 Powers M. P. Machines, 3 Edisons. Cheap, 50 Reels of Good Films from 10 to 12 Dollars a Reel. Supplies for all makes of Machines, 1% Price. LIFEOGRAPH Co. 142 East i4th Street, NEW YORK CITY GREATER PITTSBURG FILM CO. 305 Berger Building, PITTSBURG, PA. INDEPENDENT FILMS FOR RENT. Special Summer Rate of $1.00 per day. Write for list and particulars. FOR SALE, 50 REELS. Au makes in good shape at $10.00 a reel. Aerial Advertising is the Top Notcher of Publicity It is the most effective Out Door the Country. as they ean, always the best location over the * pape You can't make any mistake by following them. and is being used by some of the Best Advertisers im You can get just as good space busiest street, the ball game or your Fair. It would be worth more than its cost any ~ Day you have in your city. I HAVE K® SILAS AGENTS. J. CONYNE, 401 McLean Ave., HICAGO. *7