The Billboard 1913-03-22: Vol 25 Iss 12 (1913-03-22)

. = oa o ee ” a 78 The Billboard MARCH 22, 1913. Morrow Nazor's SHOWMEN’S ROSTER (Continued from page 75.) posters Ww, Strunk, lithos.; Adam Ander gun, banners Show opens near Cleveiand Ohi April 5 Livingston's Supreme Show, Jas. Liv.ngston, prop.; J. Frang Lewis mer. ; Miss A. A. Liv ingst gen. agt.; J. H. Porter J Frank Lewis, with show; Wm. A. Lynch, tor; Fred W. Jackson, gen. ( [s, musical director; a eserved seat tickets on, su canvas; Wm. Reyn supt. Lights and Supt. props. ; pet working crew, Show opens May &. Lorenzo's Modern Shows—Chas, Lorenzo, prop. & weg liarry M. Miles, advance, with two assistauts Jas. Combe, supt. lights; Jim Sm supt, props Prof. Gonzales, musica: dire Geo, Canfield, supt canvas, with five assistants. Show opens May 10. Mille Great, 8 x t M Mille prop al ag . & a Vn, musical dires r; Alons Lucas supt canvas J. D. Miller, supt cou ssary dept Show opens May 1 (Cit not yet decided upon ilier Bros. & Arlington's 101 Ranch Wild Wes Miller Bros. & Edw. Arlington, props.; Geo Ariingtou, mgar.; T. L. Gill, treas.; Or ville Bunne secy : oney Ybeanz, auditor; Edw. Arling gen Chas. McClintock, R. R. contractor; é i “Moi gan, jocal contractor; F. N. Waters, jal agt.; fillard D. Coxe gen press esentative; Paul W. Harre!}l, nd Vance i agt.; Delmar An drews, press ag back with show; Geo. DegBoD, excursion 4) Connore, mgr. side show 1 equestrian director; Robi. Bigsby, .en supt.; Chas. Cohn, supt privileges; b. L, a, musical director; C. Elton, supt. re seat tickets; Mike Quinian, supt. canvas; Harry Parish, trainMast Shorty Philips, boss hostler; Geo. Pipi supt ommissary dept.; I. W. An “v tarey Rice, supt. props.; ring stock; Shorty I Bagley supt. working crew; W aters, c N. and Jack Leonard, 24-hour agents; George Bedford, boss carpenter; Mike Welsh, blacksmith; Paul W. Harrell, mgr. advertising car No. 1; Frank Howell, mgr. advertising cor No. 2; Frank Berry, mgr. advertising car No. 3; Frank Smith, checker-up; Owen W. Doud, legal adjust« George Gregory, announcer. Show opens at Hot Springs, Ark., April 5. Montana Louis & Sons Greater Wild West— Montana Louis, mgr. and treas. Montana Joe, supt. May, in charge of ticket box; in charge of cookhouse Bros.’ Dog & Pony Show—Link and Scott Morrow, props.; Link Morrow, mgr.; Scott Morrow, advance agt.; T. Morrow, cashier and time keeper; D. Morrow, supt. reserved Seat tickets; M. 8S. Morrow, supt. stock; Link rrow, ring master; H,. A. Weeks, supt. ring stock; Walter Whitson, supt. canvas; Roy McAnally, supt. lights; Wiliam Vaughn, supt. bazgage stock. Overland Show, P. J. Smith, mgr.; Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs. F. G. Smith, canvas; B. Mannan, ; Montana Bud, arena director; stock; Idaho Ed. Allen, Frank G. Nazor, Mrs. F. G. Nazor, secy.; F. G. Nazor, gen. Nazor, supt. privileges; Mrs. musical director; Tom Kelley, Howard Hannan, supt. props.; Geo. Wells, supt animals Show opens at Ontario, O.,, Oklahoma Bill's Wild West gress. Major C. F. Rhodes, E. Orr, asst. mer.; Thos, back with sh prop.,; treas., and Indian Con prop. and mgr.; J Moore, w: Fred Cox. equestian director; exvenrs'on agt.: Lew Graham, megr.: side-show: boss hostler; | arena May 14. | press agt. | Jobn Agee, equestrian director; Ottokar Bartik, ballet master; S'd Rubien, supt. privileges; J. J. J. Richards, musical director; Reading, Pa., April 17. Sanger’s Greater European Shows —Jerry Mugi van, prop.; Louls D. Thilman. mgr Harry A. Man, gen. agt. & trafic mgr.: Wm. M Dale, local contractor: Hosea F. Moyer, mgt adv. car: Jack L, Bledsoe, special agt | Sautelle, Sig. Nine Shows, Sig Sautelle, Oscar Lowande and Geo. W. Rollins, props.; Sig Sautelle, mgr.; Oscar Lowande. asst. mgr.; Mrs. Sautelle, treas.; Howard Robinson, secy.: Mrs. M. Lowande and Mrs. B. Rollings, andi tors; Bert Rutherford, gen. agt. and R. R. contractor; Thos. Hargraves, local contractor: John Hays, special agt.; M. Connors, contracting press agt.; Horace Dickinson, ex cursion agt.; Geo. W. Roll'ns, mgr. side show Oscar Lowande, equestrian director; Nebrask» Bill, gen. supt.: Mrs. Rollins, supt. privil eges; E. B, Flanagin, musical director; Chas. Graham, supt. reserved seat tickets: Dan Travis, supt. canvas; Chas. Connors. train master; Jack Shumate, boss hostler; Ie! Adams. supt. commissary dept.; Edw. Dilme supt. lights; Henry Maynard, supt. props.: Henry Reed, supt. ring stock; Tom Will'ams. 24-hour agt.: Frank Cramer, supt. elefants: Bill Downie, boss carpenter: Jack Rutherback. supt. animals: Frank Wickwire, blacksmith: Chas. M. Connors, mgr. advertising car No 1: Wm. Jack, mgr. advertising car No. 2 Fred Witham, checker-up; Wm. Chapman, legal adjuster; Geo. W. Rollins, announce: Show opens at Courtland. N. Y., May 2 Seair's Animal Show & Museum—Charles R. Seair, prop. and mgr.; William Hutchinson, asst. mgr.; Chas. R. Seair, treas.; John Jones, gen. agt.; Jas. Thomas, contracting press agt.; Arthur Downes, mgr. side-show: Jas. Tithe, equestrian director; C. R. Seair, supt. Smith Smith’s, E. G., Sparks. privileges; Edw. Delp, supt. reserved seat tickets; Chas. Delp, supt. canvas; John Smith, supt. commissary dept.; John Kenney, supt. lights & props.: Edw. Lee, supt. ring stock, working crew & stock; John Jones, mgr. aavertising wagon. Show opens at Ephrata, Pa., May 15. Silver Family, Show. S'lver Family, props.: Bert Silver, mgr.: G. Earl Silver, asst. mgr.; Mrs. Bert Silver. treas.: Miss Laura Silver, secy.: C. EB. Silver. anditor: Ed. Cross, gen. agt.: Sandy Copeland, equestrian director; Dick Sil ver, gen. supt.: Ruby Silver, musical director; Pear! Silver, supt. reserved seat tickets, Shov opens at Crystal. Mich., about May 10 Greater Shows—C. Smith, prop 3 g a. : C. M. Smith, bus. mgr.; E. K. director: Anna Smith, treas.: Smith, secy. 7... & Oherry. gen Henry ne bl special agt.: Chas. advance press agt.: Eugene Karl press agt back with show; Chas. Struuk, trainmaster Dr. Hamilton, announcer. Show opens a Augusta, Ga., March 24 E. G. Smith, Colossal Show, Ed Thires, asst. mgr.; Elmer agt.: Geo. H. Irving, mer supt reserved seat Reasle prop. and mer C. Myers. gen side show: H. A. Ramsey, tickets. Show opens at Atwater, O0., April 26 John H.. Show, Chas. Sparks, mer.: Clifton Sparks. treas.: T. W. Ballinger, gen : C. F. Heaton. contracting agt.: Jas. Ran special act.: Fletcher Smith, press back with show: Harry H. Hall, mer side show: Bert Mavo. equestrian director: Jack Phillips, musical director: Lester Bart lett, sup. reserved seat tickets: Jas. Caskey. supt. canvas: Tom Jacobs. trainmaster; Jack Lora'n, supt. lights; Jas. Jacobs. supt. stock: lewis Reed, supt. elefants: Fritz Brunner, sunt. animals: A. C. Orcutt. steward; Anderson (Red) Wion, sunt. side show: Edw. A Robey. boss Dbillposter: Clyde S. Clark, car mer. | stants Bros.’ Show. E. F. Staats and Roland RB. C. Wade, gen. supt.; Prof. John P. Patri coki, musical director; E. Orr, supt. reserved | seat tickets: T. White, supt. canvas; Nelson H. Butler, boss hostler: John Thomas, supt. comm'ssary dept.; Harry Moore, supt. ring stock; Tell Dale, supt. working crew: Teddy White, blacksm'th Show opens at Point Breeze Park, Philadelphia. Pa.. May 17 @ld Dominion Show, E. Keller Iseminger, prop. and mgr.; Wm. E. George, asst. mgr.; Clare George, treas.; Eloise Deupree, secy.; Harry Germaine, gen. agt.; Geo. W. Gregory. mgr. side show; Ezra Keller, equestrian director; Geo. Chandler. gen. supt.; Ambros Hockenberry, supt. privileges; Wm. LaDaller, musical | d@‘rector; Grace George, supt. reserved seat tickets; Robt. House, supt. canvas; Ralph Harne, boss hostler; Wm. Wiley, supt. lights: I supt. ring stock: Geo. Kidd, supt. stock; Arlle Miller, supt. working crew; Capt. Umphry. supt. animals: B. J. Talbert. blacksmith: Andy Thumser, announcer. Show Opens at Funkstown, Md., April 3. Orton Bros.’ Refined Show, R. Z. Orton, prop. and mgr.: Sarah B. Orton. asst. mgr.: Mrs Miles B. Orton. treas.; Oscar Longmire, gen. | gt Miles Orton, mgr. side show; Lawrence | Orton. equestrian d'‘rector; Grace Orton, musical director: Nellie Orton, supt. reserved seat tickets: Blacker Wells, supt. canvas; Bayard | Orton, snpt. stock. Show opens at Bristow, Ne b Mary 3 Quire United Shows. Charlle H. and M. A. Quire, props.: Charlie H. Quire, mgr.: M. A. Quire, atest. megr.: Mrs. C, Quire, treas.: M. . Quire. secy.: C. W. Lew's. gen. agt.: Edward King. advance press agt.: Jack Harvey, equestrian d'‘rector: LeRoy Quire. supt. privileges: Ear!) Victor. musical director: Henrietta Quire Supt. reserved seat tickets: Allen Ewster, supt. canvas: Chas. Davis. boss hostler: Mrs. M. A. Quire, supt. commissary dept.: Dave Sutton, eupt. lights and props.: Chas. Davis, supt. fing stock and stock: Mark Tiffany, supt. work ng crew: Edw. Smith, 24-hour agt.: W. Lewis, mgr. advert'sing wagon: Walter Evans, announcer Richards Pros.’ Show. W. C. and F. Richards props.: W. CC. Richards. mer.: Lacille Rich ards, treas. and secy.: Everett Rice, gen. agt.: Geo. W. Johnston § advance presse agt.: F. Richardés. mer. side show: (Clande Miller equestrian director: Dusty Rhodes. <nnt. priv fleges: June Watson, sunt reserved seat tickets: Spot Henderson. sunt. canvas: JohRerry. bors hostler: Alex Ingram. supt. com miseary dept.: Harry McFarlan. supt. prons.: Virg'! Farmer, sunt. ring steck: H. PD. Brown, sunt. working crew: A. H. Richards. an nouncer Ringling Bros.’ Show, Ringling Bros.. nrops aod mgrs.: T. B. Buckley, treas.: C. L. Roser. secy.: O. L. Gust. anditor: W. H. Hor ton. gen. agt.: C. C. Wilson, R. R. contractor: J. BR. Melntrre and N. J. Petit. loeat contractors: Pen Horton, special agt.: Harry Seott. contract'-¢ press agt.: E. P. Norwood. press agt. back with show: R. W. Peckham. Staats, props.: Jack Clark. mgr.: Chas. Frick gen. agt.: Geo. Ragner, contracting press agt.: Chas. Calahan, musical director: Ginger White, snupt. canvas: Patrick Donghertr, supt. ele fants: Dinis Dugan. checker-np. Show opens at Washington. N. J.. May 1. Swift’s. Jack, Shows. Jack Swift. prop. and mgr.: Mrs. Jack Swift, treas.: Miss Bertha Swift. secy.: Billie Maloney. anditor: Arthur Adair, gen. agt.: N. RB. Luther, contracting press agt.: J. A. Wardlaw, gen. supt.; Deon Swift. sunt. privileges: Jas. Bader, musical director: Mice Rertha Swift. enpt. reserved ohn Walker, ' supt, reserved seat tickets; Jas. R. Whalen, supt. eanvas; Chas. Rooney, boss hostler; A L. Webb, supt. commissary dept.; L. W. Marshall, supt. gasoline lights; Alfonse Francoes supt. electric lights; Jos. D. Miller, supt props.; Frank Dial, supt. ring stock; Chas Rooney, Supt. stock; Bert Krotz, supt. ward robe; Wim. L. Carr and John L, Nevin, 24 hour agts.; M. G. Denman, supt. elefants; Jos. Lioyd, boss carpenter; Chas. A. Smith, amp. animals; Emil Erickson, blacksmith; | Ge Goodhart, mgr. advertising car No. 1 Tom Dailey, mgr. advertising car No. 2; C has G. Snowhill, mgr. advertising car No. W. S. Wappenstein, checker-up; F. J. War rell, legal adjuster; Lew Graham, announcer, Show opens at Coliseum, Chicago, April 5. Rippel Bros.’ Show, Rippel Bros., props.; Gus t.ppel, mgr.; John Rippel, treas.; Ross Crabb mgr. side show; Al. Redcliff, gen. supt.; Madge Miller, supt. privileges; Dave Barter. musica director; Big Jack Lyons, supt. canvas; Ani) 7 boss hostler; Andrew Kindie, supt oomnts ary ~ 7 Ora Whiteman, announcer Ww opens Brazi lil May 12 Robb ns l \ s \ 1 ue Aimusemel Co ur \ Robbins, mg M , A. 8 ss ng ( iarence Farre treas ona Robb ns, s¢ Milton A ‘ Win Robbins, aud‘tors; J Henry Rice gen. as Frank A. Robbins and John Henry Rice, t. contractors; John Henry Rice and Albert Emmens, local contractors nona Robbins, press agt. back with show; A L. | Salvail, mgr. side show; Jos. Perris equestriat director; Henry Kern. musical director; Frank Howard, supt. canvas; Wr Krame tral: master; Wm Trompso n, supt. elefants and animals: Chas. Dale mgr. tlyertis'ng « ‘ 2; J. C. Kelley, legal adjuster Show ens it St. Louls, Mo., April 19. Robson Bros.’ Show, Robson Bros., props.: Johr A. Dorward, mgr.; Person Dorward, asst. mz S. Wertz, treas.; Paul Naugle, secy Harie Trayer, gen. agt.; Bill Peters, contracting | press agt.; Joe Parks, advance press agt Join Burger, equestrian director; A. Wartluft gen. supt.; Geo. Plat. musical director A Lemen, supt. reserved seat tickets: Bill (Slim Markel, supt. canvas; Carl Bidler, boss hostler Sue Dorward, supt. commissary dept.: Bil! Blandy, supt. lights; Blackey Howe, supt props,; Bard Whever, supt. ring stock: John Wertz, supt. stock; Mike Keeley, supt. ant mals; Jake Beel, blacksmith: Show opens at Peru, early Ind. Cook-House Men Animal Elephant Men ee of <i Gee April 7th. Louis, Mo. 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