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

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The Bi llboard MARCH 22, 1913, NEW MODEL High Striker THEY GkT THE getting the money. man who operates one. tell you we're right. In regards to which make, can be decided best after investigation. Our machines are built to stand the wear and bangs which are sure to be received from time to time MONEY HEN other games fail the liigh Striking Machines are Ask the He will Two Mauls, Large Chime Gong Packed in Painted Carrying Cases Special Machines Made To Orcer PRICE Write For Circular Shipped on Receipt of $10.00 Lapeer, Mich. ‘envenn SHOW PRINT-AD SERVICE, LAPEER, MICH. $350 & Has Been Made in 6 Hours Operating the CIRCLING WAVE THE CIRCLING WAVE its ment devices. go-reund with the catchiest of amuseIt combines the pleasure of a merrythe joy of boating on a gently rolling lake or bay This machine has been taking the big money at our State and County Fairs, Carnivals and Old Home Weeks ARMITAGE & GUINN, Sole Manufacturers 202 Mill Street, and Patentees, No Y Springville. Erie Co., AUTOMATIC MOVING SHOOTING GALLERY AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES Write for price list N WM. WURFFLEIN, ~~. 205 Second St.. U . A. Philadelphia, Pa., RACING COASTER Leads all Park Amusement Devices in drawing power, earning capacity and operating safegu ’ ! 1 Ss and For INGERSOLL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTING CO. Designers, Builders and Outfitters of Parks and Park Amusements, Oliver Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rensselaer Park TROY, NEW YORK. Can use FIRST-CLASS CONCESSIONS. Have some buildings. Address, W. R. SWARTZ, Mgr. WANTED Location in a live Park for first-class Penny Arcade of 115 Machines. No . ELECTRIC AMUSEMENT CO., Newburgh, N. Y. PARK LIST (Continued from page §&7.) Minneapolis—Longfellow Gardens, R. F. mgr.; park plays bands. Minneapolis—Lake Harriet, Chas. 0. Johnson, mgr.; park plays bands; no vaudevil. Minneapolis—Forest Park, S. H. Kabm, Forest Park Amusement Co., props. ; play bands; plays vaudevil: on vaudevil Assn, circuit. Rochester—Mayo and Central Parks, J. M. Row ley, mgr.; parks owned by city; no vaudevil; play local band, St. Paul—Como Park, Jacob Barnet, mgr. St. Paul—Harriet Island Park, owned by city; plays local bands. St. Paul—Wildwood, P. J. Metzdorf. mgr.; Minnetonka and White Bear Navigation Co., rops.; no vaudevil; no bands. Stillwater—Lily Lake Driving Park. MISSISSIPPI. Columbus—Washintgon Park, Columbus—Lake Park. Corinth—Moore’s Park, H. C. Meridian—Highiand Park. Natchez—Concord Vark, M. M. park plays vaudevil and bands. MISSOURI. Butler—Amusement Park. Carrolliton—Heims’ Park. Grant City—Houser-Verbeck Park. Joplin—Lyric Park. Joplin—Schifferdecker Electric Park Co. Jones, mgr.; does not Northwestern (colored). Moore, mgr. Irwin, mgr.; Joplin—Blectric Park. Kansas City—Fairmount Park, Thos. L. Taaffee mgr. Kansas City-—-Electric Park, Samuel Benjamin, mgr.; park plays vaudevil and bands. Kansas City-—-Forest Park, John H. Koffler, mgr. park plays vaudevil; it also plays bands. Macon —-Stephens Park Nevada--Kadio Springs and Park, J. Wil liams, mgt on Sundays. ; park plays vaudevil; oe bands St. Joseph-—-Lake Contrary Park. St. Louis—Delmar Garden. St. Louis—Mannion’s Park, Edw. Mannion, mgr St. Louis—Lemps Park. St. Louis—Grand Park. St. Louls—Suburban Garden, Seo! Oppenheime, mgr. St. Louis—Forest Park Highlands, Robt. Hafferkamp, mgr.; park plays vaudevil and bands. St. Louis—Priester’s Park, Frank M. Priester, mgr.; Priester Park Amusement Co., props.; plays bands and cabaret vaudevil. St. Louls—West End Heights. C. R. Wallace mgr.; Louis Obert Brewing Co., props.; plays~ local bands and stock company. Sedalia—Liberty Park. Springfield—White City Park, A. 8S. Fischer, mgr.; park plays vaudevi!l and bands. Springfield—Doling Park, W. H. Jezzard, mgr.: Doling Park Amusement Co., props.; plays vaudevil and bands; not on a circuit. Webb City—Lakeside, Al. R. Bascom, mgr., S W. Mo. R. R. Co., props.; plays bands; no vandevil, MONTANA. Anaconda—Washoe Park. Butte—Columbus Gardens, Geo. Forsythe, mer.: if you see it in The Billboard, tell them so. park plays vaudevil at times; also plays bands. Great Falls—Black Eagle Park, E. I. Holland, mgr. NEBRASKA. Beatrice—Beatrice Driving Park. David City—Chautauqua Park. Fa‘rbury—City Park, S. M. Bailey. mgr.: owned by city: does not play vaudevil; plays hou: band. Grand Island—Delwood Park, W. E. Rounds mgr. Kearney—White Bridge Park. Kearner— Plum Grove. Owen Williams, prop ind mer park plays bands. Lincoln Capit Be ac h, J. A. Backstaff, mgr park plays vaudevi | Nerfolk——-Freythaler Pat rk. | Omaha—Rome Summer Gar rden, Wm. B. Miller, ng iN ays vaudev also plays an or chestra. |} Omaha—kKrug Tark Munchhoff Bros., mgrs plays vandevil and bands; is not on a cirenit Cr -Horky’s Park. Anton Horky. prop. an rr park is used only as pienic and camp rounds mx City-—Crysta Eake ark, Harry A ner iD k does not lay v aude ril; plays York—City Park, N. A. Dean, megr.; does not nlavy vandevil or bauds | Concord—Contoocook River Park, John Rourke, | mer park avs bands on special occasions | Dover—Centra! Park, F. A. Belden, mgr.: plays bands at times Hampton—Hampton Beach. Manchester—-Lake Massabesic Park. Manchest: x =. oO props ind megrs.: park play.vandevi] plavs bands on Sundays Manchester—Prince Island Park. | Manchester—Pine Island Park, Manchester 1: tien, Tight and Power Co., props. and me's oes not ] vandevi plays ba nels t Sundays Nashua—Lawndale Park. J. J. Haggerty. mgr and prop: park plays bands: no vaudev!!. | Salem—Canobie Lake Park, Franklin Woodman, | mgr.; park plays vaudevil; plays bands on Sundays and holidays NEW JERSEY. Atlantic City—Heinz Pier Atlantic City—Inlet Pavilion. Atlantie City—Youngs Million Dellar Pier, John Young. mer NEW HAMPSHIRE. rement—Dine Grove, Frank E, Joy me prons park plays vaude ind bands I Atlantic City—Atlantic Garden. Atlantic City—Youne’s Ocean Pier, plays bands Atlantic City—Steeplechase Pier, Wm. Fennan, mgr.; Geo. C. Toilyon, prop; no vaudevil; nm bands Atlantic City—Steel Pier, J. Bothwell, mgr.;: no vaudevil: plays bands. Bayonne—Washington Park, Ed. Mason, mgr. Brighton—Tumbling Dam Park. H. L. Tyler, mgr.: park plays vandevil; also plays bands. Keyport—Pavilion Beach Park, Fred Frick, mgr.; park plays vandevil; also plays bands. Maplewood —Hollywood Park Newark—Electric Park, O. A park plays vandevil; no bands. Newark—Hillside Park, W. E. H. Thaller, mer.: plays randevil; does not play bande, Newark—Coliseum Garden. Newark—Verona Lake Park. Dunlap, mgr: --PADDLE faa gt 32 inches w a, num “ss JCOUNTRY STORE size, > $12. 00 i \ i A miniature department store, in. in diameter, 120 spaces. complete “SEWELRY SPINDLE Size 28x28 inches, complete $1 0.00 JEWELRY SPINDLEg =" 5 24 inches in diameter, 24 spaces, painted in bright colors, folds up i cent er, complete with Joely ..Peerssnce $8500 POODLE DOGS Tuy our line and increase your profits. The most attractive on the market, well proportioned, p lump stuffed, full fashioned h face, nose, mouth and toes defined by black yarn, glass life-like eves, NO GOODS SHIPPED WITHOUT DEPOSIT. 4 fine silky quality, fur extra heavy and long, each has a silk ribbon bow We carry a complete line of lifferent colors Amusement Goods. 1¢ inches high, per groas........... oeccecees ome Ai Sees GR, OOF GUGED on nsundacbatotvisecee SLACK MFG. CO. 337 W. Madison street, CHICAGO, ILL. THE OLD RELIABLE AMUSEMENT SPECIALISTS. Gregory Toy Balloons MADE IN AKRON Here’s the Line You Want Gas, Air, Advertising and Decorated Balloons. Seamless construction—Superior Quality. Our correct methods of manufacture—the result of 30 years’ actual ex perience and constant experimenting—insures the very best « quality possible. Write us today for samples and our low prices. You should Not Fail to Handle our SELF-CLOSING VALVE Toy Balloons (Patented Nov. 14, 1911.) | A Big, Popular Seller Everywhere. Fitted with automatic valve permitting the balloons to be inflated and deflated at will by anyone. Sold uninflated that means easily handled. t # dy Write for full information, sam INFLATING. ples and prices GREGORY RUBBER CO., CEFLATING. (Dept. T), AKRON, OHIO. The Banda Rossa 30 — MUSICIANS — 30 NOW BOOKING SUMMER ENGAGEMENTS For open time and ter:s applv J. JOVINE, Manager Office, 226 East 105th St., NEW YORK CITY Telephone Harlem 564 e | =—— R. Giangaspare. Cond'r. CONCESSIONS TO RENT —————-SEASON 1913 OCEAN PIER, REVERE BEACH, MASS. For Candy, Ice ote Water, Frankfurter Pop Corn, Grangeade, Souvenirs, Postal Cards, Luneb Roo -_ bi oh Ant ADE Fortune Teller, Cane Rack, MOVING PICTURKS, ROOF GARDEN, or any other good io € for Scenic Railway and Shows of all kinds). THE CONEY ISLAND OF NEW ENGL AND Adres a8 OCEAN PIER COMPANY, 84 State Street, Boston, Mass. Get a Lucky Horseshoe Bank DIMES MAKE DOLLARS vee eee eee IT JUST HOLDS TEN DIMES AND THE TENTH DIME OPENS IT. SELLS ON SIGHT. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Here is a real live proposition for Agents, Streetmen, Sa'esmen—Any one who wants to pick up a nice lot of extra money. This little bank is made of heavy nickled brass, highly polished, also in gold plated finish and will last forever. It can be worn on a key ring, watch chain or locket, or easily carried in the pocket. Mounted on display cards, one dozen on a card, Price to the trade: Nickle Plated, 75e per dozen: Gold Plated, $1.50 per dozen Special price in gross lots Start in business for yourself. Try a dozen and you will want more. Address, "GOOD LUCK BANK,” 872 FLATIRON BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY.