The Billboard 1911-06-24: Vol 23 Iss 25 (1911-06-24)

JUNE 24, 1911. The Billboard TUMBLERS! ACROBATS! ATTENTION! Send for samples and prices of our Mats. the old-timers; they'll tell you “‘“ACME” in Mats means “RELIABILITY AND ECONOMY.” ACME FELT -aT OO., 2613-15 W. 22nd Street, Chicago, Tl, A MONEY MAKER. THE PALM READER. of the hand. of blank You put a plece yaper in and press the button. *rice, complete, with 1,000 papers, $10.00, T. A. DAVEY, $14 Broadway, Semerville, Mass, PUZZLES THAT ARE. PUZZLES THAT SELL Big profits. Can furnish in dozen, gross or 1,000 lots. Send us quarter for price lists, catalog | and five different 10-cent leaders, postpaid. WESTERN PUZZLE WORKS. St. Paul, ..nn. SIX LECTURES ON SCIENTIFIC HYPNOTISM, by J. H. GILPIN, of ‘The Gilpin's Hypnotic Comedy Co.’ How to give a Hypnotic Show. Address 2222 Indiana Avenue, Chicago. WANTED—To trade a Farm for good Dog and Pony Show. State all in first letter, Address WM, CHAFFIN, New Harmony, Ind, | WANTED --Merry-Go-Round, Dog and Pony Show, and attractions of all kinds, July 4th. Address, M. C. MOB-; ERLY, Humphreys, Mo. ATTRACTIONS WANTE For eer July 4th and 5th. Good, clean | shows are wanted for CALLOWAY COUNTY FAIR OCTOBER 11-14, draws best crowds always. Address M. UD. HOLTON, Murray, Ky. WANTED AT ONCE To hear from first-class Carnival and Amusement Companies for Fairland Park. All dates open. OKA J, DENEHIE, WANTED Musical Show or Burlesque for two weeks, beginning July 2. S. C., 1,100. Might use whole season if change. a. P. FRENCH, Manager Waverly Park, Lansing, Mich. P. S.—Could use riding devices. Everyone gets money here. WANTED—Street Attractions for Annual Cele bration, at Cullom, Ill, August 15 and 16. Address HENRY AMACHER, Cullom, IL. STOCK COMPANIES, MUSICAL COMEDIES, send in your open time. New house, good busi ness. Full re on stage. STAR THEATRE, A. onverly, Mgr., Lake Village, Arkansas. —-WANTED— Shows and Concessions, Indianapolis, for State Fair Grounds, July 3 and 4. Merrygo-Round, Ballyboo Shows. ee ve foe. . SHEPHERD, 21 Iding, ndianapolis, Ind. Wanted—Musicians and Performers Doing single acts, two or more. RIPPEL BROS. WAGON SHOW, Onargo, Ill., June 23; Lodi, 26; Rankin, 28. Watson, if you want a Tuba Player, advertise for one. THAT PRICE STRIKES ME RIGHT Sheet 8 }4x11 in., 30 words or less, no borders, no cuts; type, machine set. Other otyies to suit your act. Our low prices and fine work will surprise vou. Sample sheet, 3 cts. CHURCH PRINTING CO. (Billboard Bldg.) CINCINNATI, OHIO Ask Tells the fortune by the palm | Terre Haute, Ind. | Weptare, Bessie, Troupe: 305 W. 97th st., N. Van, Billy B., & Beaumont Sisters: Georges Mills, N. A Van Epps, Jack: 15 W. Viola & George: 85 Merritt st., San Francisco. Visocchi, Anthony & Andrew: 147 Cottage et., Bast Boston, Maes. 223 Scott st., San Fran —" Myrtle: c Vagges, The (National Amphitheatre) Sydney, Australia, Viola, Otto (Empire) London, Eng., 26-30; (Pole Nord) Brussels, Belgium, July 1-31, Vassar Girls, Elght (Grand) Sacramento, Cal. Vagrant, Three (Orpheum) San Francisco, 26 64th st., N. Y. C. uly 1. Van, Billy (Majestic) Vancouver, B. C., Can.; | (Grand) Victoria, 26-July 1. Venseeene. The (Majestic) Seattle; Vancouver, Can., 26-July Van Siudditord, Grace (Music Hall) Brighton Beach, N,. Valadons, Les (Majestic) Paterson, N. J. | Waddall, Frank: 2321 Kedzie ave.. Obicago. Wagner, Paul: 503 NM. Olark st.. Ch Wagner & Rhoades: 110 W. Main st., Waite, Will E.: 1630 Adams st., Chicago. ne Musical: 1524 Brookside et., Indian Wallace's, 3 Jack, Cockatoos: 4249 A Bastern ave., St Lo Vesta: Prag Sth ave., Pittsburg Pa. : 624 Carmen st., Jacksonville, | "er & Beach Waltons, Six: ~J N. Superior st., Toledo, Ohio. Walton & Ward: 905 W. Jefferson st., Louis ville, Ky. & Webster: Palace Hotel, Ohicago. 4th st., fremphis, | Ward Starr & Ward: 250 N. 'e | Warner's Ju ous Minstrels: 113% Jochiam st., 0 e | Warren & ; a Grant Hotel, Chicago. vee & Francis: Box 643, Cheyenne, Wyo. Warren, Lyon & Meyers: 72 tadetie ‘st., New Rochelle, N. Y. Warricks. The: 1132 Sedgwick et., Chicago. lw bat ea ay Bros.: care P. Tausig, 104 E. 14th “R, at Oakland, Ky. Washis, Higg! & Laura: 471 Mitchell st., Milwaukee. | Wataon’s, Sammy, Farmyard Circus: 333 St. *auls ave., Jersey City, N. J. Weadick = La Due: White Rats, N. Y. C. | Soe. Chas. D.: 826 Tasker st., Phila. yer, Robt.: 1118 Sherman st., Milwaukee. w. teh James A.: 211 B. 14th st., N. Y. Le Lew: 213 Shawmut ave., Grand Rapids, be Hayes & Beatrice: 633 Wooster ave., Akron, Ohio. | Wesley, Lynn & Una: Portamouth. Odio. | West & Benton: 31 pont st., Buffalo. bp J Ne Denton: 188 W. Cedar st., Kalamazoo, West Sisters: 1412 Jefferson ave., Brooklyn. Westons, The: 1013 Story ave., Louisville. Whitehead & Grierson: 2466 &th ave., N. Y. Whitmen Bros.: 1665 Chestnut et.. Phils. Frank: 133 Greenwich “et., Reading, Pa. | Whitney, Tilley: 36 wy <7 Ae Buffalo | Whitworth & Pearson: 8 Gorman ave., Cleve land. Wilkes, Ada: Harrison, N. Y. Williams. Chas.: 2682 Rutger et., St. Louis. Williams, Frank & Della: Palmyra, N. Y. Williame, Harry A.: 5 Selle ave., Atlanta Ga. “= tman, Williams & Gievenst 3616 Oalumet ave., Chicago. Wills, Nat M.: 301 W. 96th et., N. Y. C. Wills & Barron: Rloomington, m. Wills & Hassan: 166 Manhattan ave.. N. Y. ©. Wills & Hutchinson: 253 W. 65th st.. ae Wilmarths. The: 1808 Olive st.. St. Louis. Wilson, Grace: 1527 La Salle ave.. Chicago. Wilson, Lizzie: 175 Franklin et., Buffalo. Wilson Bros.: Ma Th, Wilson & $3 Graham an. ave. Wingate, Robdt.: 2388 B. 16th Chica Winston's, Capt., Sealions: Million Dollar Pur, | Atlantic Oity, N. J. Withrow & Glover: 862 N. Emporia ave., Wich ita, Kan Wolfes, Musical: White Rats. Ohicago. Wolf. Moore & Young: Seeuatater. N. Wood, Ollie: 534 W. 189th et ; @ Woods Musical Trio: 1511 wv pS. st., * Phila. Wormwood’s Monkeys: 5 W. 49th st... x. X. Wright, James G.: 616 S. Jefferson st., Dayton, Ohio. Wright & Stanley: Van Buren Hotel. Chicago. Wright & Wright: 110 9th et.. Pitteburg. Fa. Wyckoff. Fred: 60 Water st., Lyons, me ae Wylie, Mr. & Mrs. Jack: 618 N. Pecos st., Antonio, Tex. 1227 BE. ee Chicago. San Wakahama Troupe: Ward & Weber: 826 Tasker et Weber Family: 1021 Orleane st.. Chicago Werntz Duo, Flying: 4027 Rroadway, _Oleveland. Williams, Great: 322 E. Bigelow st., Upper Sandusky, Ohtfo. Williams & Warmer: care Paul Tausig. 104 E. 14th et c Ward. Billy y Augusta, Ga., 26-July 1. Wentworth, Nat (Garrick) Stockton. ‘Cal. Woods-Ralton Co. (Matestic) arene. Ala.: (Grand) Knoxville. Tenn., 26-Jnly 1. White. Ed. B. & Rolla (Wietoria). Rochester, Y. wertes, W. L. (Matestic) Des Moines, Ia., 19July 1. White & Perry (5th Ave) N. Y. Whi-nle, Waldo (Bullock's) * Rm. 3. Weadick & LaDue — D’ Acclimatation) Paris, France, 26-July 1 Williams, Joseph M.: 308 “Decatur st., Atlanta, Ga, “Wilsons. Musteal (Grand) Portland, Ore. Wayne. Mabel (Washington) Spokane; (Majestic: Seattle, 26-July 1. i Sister (Princess) Ft. Worth, Wi'tes, Monte, ‘ex. Whitman, Frank & Flo (Chester Park) Cincinnati. Walker & Sturm (Majestic) Denver. Woodward, Romain L. (Airdome) Chicago. Young, Ollie, & April (Palace) London, Eng. Yackley & Runnell: Lancaster, Pa. Yamamea Rrws,: Inchester, Ohio. Yeakle & Burt: The Rillboard, Chicago. Yorks, The: 5610 Preecott ave. St. Louls. Young. Ethyl: 18 W. Ohlo st.. Chicago. Younge & Rrocke: Vartin Mich. Ye Colontal Quartet (Airdome) El Paso. Tex. Zan-Tolas: Tecoma, Wash.; (Exgles’ Carnival) Aberdeen, 26-July 1. Jeno & Mandell: 208 8. State st., Chicago. Zamloh & Billie: 1080 62d st.. Oakland, Cal. Zaretsky Troupe: care P. Tausig, 104 B. 14th st., x, ¥..G Zerado Rros.: care Bert Pitman, Majestic Theatre, Denver, Zierow, Harry: Box 495, Little Falls, N. Y. Zingarella: 66 Beaver st., N. Y. C. Zola, The White, 4129 Ellis ave., Chicago. FREE SAMPLE THIS SIZE TRADE MARK REGISTERED US PATENT OFFICE CREAM Contains no Wax or Paraffine to clog pores of skin. a Soft Cream that runs f Anal ao 8 freely, will not grow balr, a QUICKLY REMOVES MAKE-UP So pure that it may be taken internally curt nese and loss of voice. Delightfully Prt Pong ite ose is a real pleasure. BUT TRY IT! THAT'S THE TEST! Large Theatrical Tins, 75c. All D Pe pald on receipt of price. eeeneniniedes eececcce eM ee : A. ‘Suns aaton van Astor Place, N. Y. ba £ TON ee Ase Be: B Bvaavla : yen PARTICULAR Aes, ‘ lieu SW artitws co 5 EVAN OLA — I [VANO JO ra” 4 g ey . COPS O HOPE re Ee eeeeEeereEeEEEeeSeeseeeeeeeeeeeSECe® AMERICA’S BEST BAND THE AMERICAN BAND OF PROVIDENCE WARREN R. FALES, Conductor. BOWEN R. CHURCH, Cornet Soloist, And many other celebrated soloists. The best music well played. Best band in America for Fairs, Parks, Expositions, Conventions, Concerts, etc. 40 splendid artists. En gaged for the International Municipal Exposition in Chicago, the Winona Lake Chautauqua Assembly, etc. Cleveland, July 2, 1910. Dear Sir: At the close of your en~»¢ement in our Park, I desire to express to you ovr sincere thanks for your businesslike enga~cv.ent with us, and beg to state that in my opinion you have furnished us with the best Bandtr:© x has wr) nee. F. BRAMLEE, Lessee, Luna Park. Ite HOWAR. PEW, Manager, 121 West 42d Street, New York. We have plenty more like tks. Address April, 1912—Through the assistance of Warren R. Fales—the crowning event of my thirty years’ management, HERR ARTHUR NIKISCH, conducting the complete LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, over 100. Grandest music ever produced beneath the skies. SIGNOR EUGENIO SORRENTINO and the FAMOUS BANDA ROSSA The World’s Greatest Italian Band Month of June at Cleveland; month of July at City Park, Denver; then until Se: at Electric Park, Kansas City. Sept. 4 to 22, open in the Southwest for Fairs, ete. ~t 23-Oct. 8, Mo. Valley Expo., Kansas City. ‘Oct. 9-14, Merchants’ Expo., Wichita, ete. Address HOWARD PEW, 121 W. 42d Street, New York. CREATORE AND HIS BAND NOW BOOKING HIS SUMMER ENGAGEMENTS Asbury Park, N J., May 27 to July 2. Providence, R.I., July 3 to July 16. Boston, Mass., uly 17 to Ang. 19 Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 20 to Rept. 10. Open time, Sept. 11 to Sept. 30. Suutbern tour beginning Oct 1. Apply for dates, JOHN JOVINE, Representative, Room ne Theatre Building, 1402 Broadway, New or ity THE GREAT BORIS FRIDKIN'’S TROUPE OF Russian Operatic Singers and Whirlwind Dancers Singers who are singers; Dancers who are dancers. 14 in number; 8 ladies, 6 gents. At present with the Hagenbeck and Wallace Circus. “Yorking on two stages. First time in America, and new for every hall. Absolutely the best troupe in our kind of business. All business to BORIS FRIDKIN, care Paul Tausig, 104 E, 14th Street, New York. EDWARD eee VIOLA RAY RAYS RAY BALLOONISTS An attraction for Fairs, Parks and Home-Comings. References furnished by reliable parties. Prices right. Pe Ki or Tr. a08 Parachute Leap, guarantee or no pay. Address, PROF. EDW. . Water Street, Champaign, Dlincis,