The Billboard 1911-03-25: Vol 23 Iss 12 (1911-03-25)

MARCH 25, 1911. -—— The Billboard rdson, A, R, t William F. R Charley Ritehle, Al. Rob Geo, W. R n, R. 8. a, C. Milton e*] son, Robert if rd, Wm, R Chas, Rogers, W. F. Roseafield, Morris **Ross, Chas. Ross, Bert Rowland, Fred Royal, J. Cc. Royer W.H Ruddell, J. B Ruidan, Fran® Rulin, Davi Rusk, J. W Russell & Gray Russell, R. L. Rutan, T. J. **Ryen, Harry Sachman, Dave St. Clair, Harry Sanford, Walter Santell, Rudolph Santoro, Nick Bardell, Billy Satchell, Clarence Rather, Billy Saunders, Matt Savage, Jim Savien, Edward Scardifeld & Steinwach **scheyenne, Charley &ehmidt, Harry Schnelder, Chas, Schroeder, Ed, Schultz & Co. Schwab, Geo, Schwartz, Mr, Chas. Scott & Clark **Seay, Frank Senlor, Will Seward. Fred Geybourn, Al. Seymour, Will L. Shack, Dancing Shafer, Lee Shannon, W. A. Sharkey & Reynolds Sharp, W. C. **Shaw, James Shaw, Dave **Shaw, Allan Shea, J. J. **Shearburn. Frank. Sherry Comedy Co. Sherwood, Donald Shields, Jno H. **Shriener, Matt Shun, Peet Siegel, F. C. Sigers, A. C, Silver, Doc Silvers, Aerial Silverstein, 8. OC. “Simpson, Don R. Sinclair, Julius Smith, Mike Smith, E. w. Smith, Chris Smith, Lester A. **Smith, Walter B. Smith, E. D. **Snipley. Henry Snyder, C. L. Sobe : Sobel, N, Southall, Wallace Spada. Nick Spangler, Chas. Sparrows, Alfred Stirk & London Stockton, Geo. TL. **Stoddard & Wallace Stone, R. W. Stone Louls Storey. Ralph Stubblefilelad Trto Stuck, Jesse Stull, Rert Style, Leonard Sullivan, Ren **Suren, E Sutton, J. B. Sutton. Rert Sutton, Harry **Swain's Cat & Rat Show Swigert, E. Ss. Swink Ten Swisher, H, B. Taggert, Frea Tate, Silent Taylor, Bliss Taylor, Bud baylor, Owen B,. Deaylor, Oscar league, Emory Teller, Dahl Terry Twins Therion, Howard tnum, Robert Thomas, W. H, Thomas, Matt Thomas, Joe H. ‘vomas, Harold A. **Thorpe, George **Thorpe & Little Thorpe, G. H. Tice, R. E. *Tilson, Ben R. **Tinton, E. W. Todd & Fancher Todd, J. J. Toms, Ralph J. Torelli, Marcus Torrey, Eddie Treedman, Jake Trotter, J. W. Trueheart, W. H. *Tuba Tucker, Harry tulk, Jobo Tulk, Chas, Turner, Tommie Turner, L. A, Turner, Burt Twigg, William Tyler, H, 8. Typton, Dr. Wm. Utteridge, W. Uyeda, Mr. 8. Van, Chas, Van Becker, Harry Vanderslius, 8. Vandy, W. L. Vanfield, Dave VanGofre & Cotrelly VanHasson, Ollie Vans, Two Veal, Jobn Voerg, Frank VonderWillie, Josef Wagner & Co. Waldon, Mack Waldron, Lyle Walker. S. A. Walters & Krily Walters & Ward Wammocks, Dr. Wanzer, Max Ward, Bobby Ward, Leo Warner, E. R. Warner, Lyman Warda, Al. *Warner, Ben R. Washburn, C. A. **Washington, Will C. Waterbury, J. F, Watson, Jack Watson, E. L. Watson, H. R. Wayne, Fred Weaver & Weaver Webb, Thos. A. Webb. ys | **Webb & Webb **Weinstocks Co., J. A. **Welsh, Lew Welsh, M. H. West, John F. West, Dick Westcott. M. B. Weston, Ed. L. Weston. Bert C. Wetchel, J. C, Wheeler, Bert White, V. H White, Thos. V. White, Robert C. White, John C. Whitney, A. P. Wiehe, W. E. Wiehe. Curt **Willlams & Culver Williams, R Williams, Frank Williams & Shelton Williams, Walter Williams. Eph. Willis, John R. Willman, Walter Wills, Art " try Wilson Winifred Wilson, Tug Wilson, Doc Winterhof Wm. Winters, Ted Wivaroe Terk Woods, Culmer Woodward. Harry Wooley & Press Worth, Rober: Wright, A. A. Wright, J. D. Wright, H. P. Yamagato, Wr. XK. Young, H. Wilmot Young C. R. Zadeck, Fred Zeltz, Chris. Zeva, Edwin Ziegler, Norman Zierow, Harry H. Ziytoun, Marouf Zonker, F. A Look for Your Name ———§(§ THIS LETTERLIST Always give forwarding address far enough in advance to reach you. Advertised letters are held for 30 days, and if unclaimed are forwarded to the dead letter office, WANTED FOR CASH—Moving Picture Ma“tes, Filing, Tents, Chairs, ete. Moving pleture “Unplies of all kinds bought and sold, WM. L. TAMME, 6 So. 16th St., St. Louis, Mo. ROLL TICKETS Your Own Special Ticket, any printing, front and back. “LOOK THESE PRICES OVER” 5,000—$1.25 20,000—$4.00 50,000—$6.00 10,000— 2.50 30,000— 5.00 100,000— 9.50 Stock Tickets, Six Cents a Thousand. SPECIAL TICKETS FOR PARKS, BASE BALL, MERRY-GO-ROUNDS, ETO. Quick shipment, accurate numbering guaranteed. Cash with order; no ©. 0. D. WRITE FOR SAMPLES. ROYAL TICKET CoO., Shamokin, Pa. WANTED—CONCESSIONS a dese gli 2a > Sergei ames, or Novelties Delmar Garden, St. Louis, Mo. {2ni3"™" Address J.N. MURPHY, Park Hote, ST. /OUIS, MO. WANTED, QUICK, FOR Hester's Big Show, The Custer Massacre, Under Canvas Show never closes. Pullman accommodations the best. CORNET FOR BAND. State salary. Will buy Midget or Smallest Horse in the world if trained to do a number of tricks; also a small troupe of Trained Dogs if young and well broken. Describe thoroughly, Address L. HESTER, Heavener. Okla., March 22; Howe, 23; Poteau, 24; Spiro, 25; Panama, 27; Bokoshe, 28; McCurtain, 29. --W ANT E D.--Band People and Sensational Free Act Can place Cornet, Trombone, Snare Drummer and Tuba. Will furnish Genuine Aeroplane for post card outfit. Can place Meritorious Platform or Tented Attraction. Address NIGRO AND LOOS, March 20-25, Prescott, Ark. --BIDS RECEIVED --OHIO STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES The Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture will receive sealed bids for privileges at coming Ohio State Fair, August 28th, 29th 30th, 31st, September 1, up until 12 o’clock noon, April 5th, 1911. Prospective bidders should write for information blank. One-third of contract price must be cash. No passes will be issued. Big night shows with strongest attractions in America. Managers of single, decent, respectable shows should write for information. Managers of high-class free attractions invited to correspond. Address all communications to the Secretary, A. P. SANDLES, Columbus, Ohio _ MILLER BROS. 161 RANCH FEATURE PICTURES Breaking All Records. Hundreds of Letters asking for Return Dates. The Sure Money-Getters “FALL ROUND-UP” “BUFFALO HUNT” “INDUSTRIAL SCENES” “BUCKING BRONCHOS” “IN THE DAYS OF THE BUFFALO” A Few More Choice State Rights For Sale Live Managers, write for terms and open time, if you want the best. Miller Bros. 10] RANCH Biiss, Okla. Carnival Company, Entertainers and Concessionists. The Western Reunion Association of the Imp. O. R. M., which meets at Clarion, Pa., May 15-20, 1911, would like to hear from Carnival Company and Entertainers for that time. For further information and facts, address HARRY W. THOMAS, Secretary, Clarion, Pa. STREETMEN We are headquarters for all kinds of goods for High Pitch and street corner sales. Fountain Pens Per gross No. 1600 Imported Seif Filler, $18.00 No. 601 Marksmen, Gold imprint, 18.00 Also a full line of better fountain pens. White Stone Pins, Studs, Rings and Brooches. Full line of Carnival Novelties for carnival workers. Deposit required on all C. O. D. orders. Our 1911 catalogue will be ready about May Ist, 1911. Shryock-ToddNotionCo. 822-824 N. 8th Street, ST. LOUIS, = U.S.A. COSTUMES, WIGS. ETC. We manufacture and keep on hand, ready to ship, everything the performer needs to wear. Write us or call, ROBT. SCHMIDT, 206-208 S. 4th Street, St. Louis, Mo. MUSEUMS OF ANATOMY of any size, or Anatomical Models singly, at less than cost to manufacture; am overstocked. DR. HATFIELD, 1509 Market St., St. Louis, Mo. Second-hand film, M. P. machines, song slides, anything pertaining to the picture business. FOR SALE—Clean film, $5.00 per reel and up, subject to examination; song slides, film to trade. RENEWING SY 91 Federal Street, WANTED—Trick Rider to work double; Fancy Shooter, male er female; Broncho Busters and others to perform in Wild West Show. Address EDGAR 8. HELMS, Advertising Manager, EF) Centro, California. AT LIBERTY BAND LEADER Have music. Wife does sword swallowing. Two-year-old boy to carry. Tickets? Yes. Add. WM. FLAKE, Hermann, Mo. BE A HYPNOTIST AND MAKE FUN AND MONEY. The study is both easy and fascinating Anyone may Jearn in a few hours’ time. Control whom you wish. Cures diseases and bad habits. Make fun by the hour. Give exuibitions and make money. Puccess sure. Very small cost. Write for free particulars to M.D. BETTS, StationC, JACKSON, MICH. RUBBER BALLOONS, RUBBER GOODS, CANE RACK CANES, KNIFE RACK KNIVES, SOUVENIR GOODS No. 60 $3 6 Per For CarnivalSales. = Gross. SPIDERS, [er S°Ho S258., s4.00. CARNIVAL WHIPS, 5355 S00" 37:50: = —— We carry the largest assortment of Knife Board Knives West of the a River. Our prices are absolutely rock bottom. We also carry a ful) line of Streetmen’s Goods, Carnival Novelties and goods for Faire We are the oldest Street men’s supply house in the United States and have thousands of satisfied customers; we cas satisfy you and want your business. Orders shipped same day received. Catalogue FRED. COE, YONGE & CO., 907 Lucas Avenue, ST. LOUIS. In answering ads, mention THR BILLBOARD. 2 alas tate