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The Billboard
DECEMBER 14, 1912
$200 A MONTH
Be Your Own Boss
If you are makDing less than $50
vealth and independence by our plan. You
oney and the means
of making barrels more of it.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE to start out from home on a combined business and pleasure trip, stay at the best hotels and live like a lord and clean up $10
svery day? Work at amusement places, crowded street corners, manufac.uring institutions, anywhere and everywhere, ten minutes’ walk from home or on the other side of the ,lobe. Just set a machine up any place you happen to select, and clean up $10 abore oper ‘ing expenses each and cvery y.
My proposition is the WONDERFUL NEW COMBINATION CAMERA, with which you can take and instantaneously develop six entirely different styles of pictures, including Buttons, Post Cards, and four styles of Tintype Pictures Every plate is Ceveloped without the use of films or negatives, ang is ready to deliver to your customer in less than @ minute after making the exposure. THIS REMARKABLE INVENTION takes 100 pictures an hour. Everybody wants pictures and each sale you make advertises your business and makes more sales for you.
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
Simple instructions accompany each Outfit, end you can begin making money in fifteen minutes after the outfit reaches you.
A trifling investment will get this WONDERFUL
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part of the world. DON’T DELAY. ANSWER THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY. t. LASCE
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LLE, Meor., 627 W. 43d St., Dept. 653, New York, U. 8. A. ] S2e So Ww EE i zEFs qe 2 6 Fizs Erm "a. Ose = cw 5 at 3 a ol £5s a. Zz ste JOHN MUZZIO & SON 178 Park Row, NEW YORK Established 1860.
Eugene C. Bristol
Violin (Leader)
Ist class Alto in Band, Travel or
Locate. Library of Standard and Popular Music. Ticket? Yes. Per Address
624 Jefferson St., Paducah, Ky.
Up-to-date Picture SHOW
in best Georgia town of 5,100 live people clearing 300.00 monthly. Good opening. E. C., care The iMboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AT LIBERTY
PREFER TO LOCATE
TRAP DRUMMER
A. F. OF M. Drums, Tympani, Bells and Accessories.
EUGENE V. CLARK Middlesex Theatre, Middletown, Conn.
Sober Orchestra Leader AT LIBERTY!
VIOLIN AND BARITONE FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
in Theatre and Road Work. A ticket would be appreciated. Address AL. MORSTEAD, 400 Russell Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
VIOLINIST AT LIBERTY
As Leeder or First Violin. All-round experience. Age 35; thoroughly reliable; good references. State best offer. Can open at once. Good Itbrary of music. A. F. of M. . PHIPPS. $10 No, 24th 8t., Birmingham,
“I'LL DARE YOU TO TALK ABOUT ME”
FERED GRIFFITH, “The Tricky Monologist.”’
CONTENTS
RR OE ee ere ee Victor Herbert -Discusses Light Opera . . Patti’s Successor at Last nie se btaei eb sss se kee ae one TOO a oe an wei Sin 0d Bae unin b GAA 6468 © What's the Matter With the Park Business NE CSE FEEL Ring Stars of Fitty Years Ago TE i ee Oe tic wk hoo alee asl & 5:0 0 4a ks ee ee he Screen versus The Stage nn Re rear Pee Minstrel Overtures of ’68 and ’69 What the White Rats are Accomplishing The Chicago Theatrical Season Small Time Vaudevil Today EC nnn Cn alanis p's bie'e'b'oW Gb bine el aus acess The Educational Value of the State Fair The Career of Frank C. Bostock A Glance at Burlesque Conditions ee et sa eee tabs wen’ wakok ox ee rr oe Css oc week's wb.n-00s'e vs ce. ce<c'sebian das ee es vn witinn Mis bambi Whe mle SMA © OA 6 o's “Reel” Facts About Moving Picture Advertising a Tere se PORTER... duwscnncesescoecvevssccesacvess Fifteen Minutes With New York Critics Review of Reviewers EE RGR 2 ok ec bin bos a cis ch cctateetts «enh o's 6s ons aoe b aia 0'gk State Fair Secretaries’ Convention Christmas
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The Amusement Week in Chicago ‘ Amusement Events of the Week Thruout America.................. 2-53 Burlesque News of the Week
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
MORT H. SINGER’S ATTRACTIONS a. “A MODERN EVE”
(Kastern.) in Conjunction with A. H. WOODS.
a Las. GEORGE DAMEREL §“MissNobody fromStarland”’
“THE HEART BREAKERS”
IN PREPARATION
“A WIDOW’S HONEYMOON”
By ADDISON BURKHARDT. (In conjunction with AL H. WOODS.)
SAMUEL THALL | BOOKING MGR.
“A MODERN EVE”
With MISS AJSELE ROWLAND.
(Western.)
MISS OLIVE VAIL
GENERAL OFFICE: Palace Music Hall, CHICAGO.
BOOKING OFFICE: Princess Theatre Bidg., CHICAGO.
THE NEW REGENT
HOTEL ST.LOUIS, MO.
~The Only Exclusive Theatrical Hotel in the City, Wishes Its Friends and Patrons
A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Elmer E. Campbell,
PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. 101 N. 14th Street ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Merry Xmas
«npipll oe
Happy New Year SLIDES
Handsomely Colored, two for 50c, prepaid. Send for our catalogue of new feature lectures. MAKE YOUR OWN LOCAL FILMS.
Our Ajasee Camera is designed especially for exhib
itors and those who desire to make films of
interest. It's a scientific instrument, not 8 toys.
Will do as good work as an expensive machine Price
$75.00. Send for circulars and full information. SPECIAL ULIDAY OFFER.
Passion Play and Life of Christ, excellently colored,
50 slides, with lecture and posters, $20.00.
A. J. CLAPHAM,
130 West 37th Street, New York
AT LIBERTY STRING BASS PLAYER
Many years experience in opera and vaudeville; locking for a location; playing 5-4 size bass.
FRANK SOMMAR, 410 N. 8th St. Ft. Smith, Ark.
FOR SALE—PROJECTION MACHINES One Edison Exhibition Model, complete as shown ip his catalog on page six. Almost new. Retail price, $176.00. Our price, $100. oc. oO. D. Guaranteed in perfect condition. One “Little Foss” Home Picture Machine complete. Ready for showing any standard perforated film. Our price, $50.00 C. O. D. Guar. anteed in perfect condition. Two *“*Motiographs,” ‘brand new’ mechanisms and magazine arms only. Has re-wind attachment, all as shown on page Motiograph Catalog. Their price, $128.50 (with > wind attachment.) Our price, each, $1 et Cc, 0. Guneamieed perfuct condition. Address C. WouLo: , 905 Chemical Bidg., St. Louis, Mo.
FOR SALE
1 Powers No. 6 Moving Picture Machine com plete with Slides, Calcium, improved Burner, 10x12 curtain, all packed in traveling trunk and in first-class shape. First $80 takes It; send $10 to Am. Express Co, to arantee charge* and will ship subject 7 — nation. Write to E. IWE
WAN f Specialty —_ for wee © —w Company; those willl t » wethe? aise ~ a Bremmer, I have trap drums. = booze soem. Week stands, stop et hotels, ay all winter under ae warm comfortabd ~ rooms. your wire. rickets Wf you arnt 109, Habira, , Dee 16 to 22. WM. DELAPORTE.
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—THOS. QUINCY
MR. AND MRS. THOS. QUINCY
WISH THEIR FRIENDS
A MERRY XMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
On a honeymoon with the Johnny J. Jones Shows.
MARGARET STANTON—
FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT, MENTION THE BILLBOARD WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS.
FOR SALE
Round Top with two 80 ft. middle pieces, com4-5 with poles, seats eH og Al for reserve seats, stage and scenery, shape for the road, will take $250.00 for the outtt. Address FE. MOTT, Earle, Ark.
Four or be in perfect condition; Give lowest price, make, Clinton, lowa.
WANTED FOR Robson Bros.’ Show for 1913
Performers, Musicians and Working Men in all departments. Address JOHN A. DORNARD, Manager, 1816 Green St., Reading, Pa.
“LL DARE YOU TO TALK ABOUT ME”
FRED GRIFFITH, ‘The Tricky Monologist.”
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