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MARCH 22, 1918, The Billboard 95. a —_ . a 4 OCLARION \: WeBsTERciTMO OmaARSsHALLT °@ + 4 ie ps Ofcrinton nies Ye xeronas KEBERES 9 Se enema FAIR AND CARNIVAL COMMITTEES — . OMAHA O I OWA onenaes en NOTE THE — oe SEYMOUR G OMysT: rw an’ SPICKARD 0 UNION VE y, UK hj Oe.comanetey é MEMPHIE f= * ~ s — JOSEPH MONTGOMERY city VS. IS I aa [ N D. Pe ARMSTRONG O o wn 2 OSPRINGMELD = Orloainson OCiay Ce [e) Glas gour \e ' OTavLorwite u avi 4 OTERRE HauTe. i oP nl 5 Cal a” Cl OBE a OSAL'NA ie : re Sedali ° % Olas a9 annie $ KANS Have o.oo] Ootesance ae SO A r ‘ se fe) Ie: ae ne ' ONEVADA MOQ og we? ~ wrpubore $A io 1 Owicnara OCH Ap TE AARD . «oon Ong fl , +OMaria s ; wc . t) i OSPRINGFIELD fermi? e "O Noes x ¢ KY. OvorPuin . oe os VO Os O aM%et 1 oY x oe ef fo Of EVERY CITY INDICATED ON THE ACCOMOKLA. al F PANYING MAP HAVE RECEIVED ONE OR i st} MORE EXHIBITIONS FROM THE
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BENOIST AVIATORS
WILL FURNISH BENOIST CROSS COUNTRY PLANES OR BENOIST FLYING BOATS FOR FAIRS, CARNIVALS, ETC.
We will puton a whole circus with as many as six machines, flying night or day
NAVAL and AIR BATTLES
PARACHUTE DROPS OR ANYTHING
WRITE FOR P&aRTICULARS ————————
BENOIST AERIAL EXHIBITION CO.
6628 DELMAR BOULEVARD,
LOUIS, MO
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Allentown—Centra!
park does not play vaudevil; Sundays.
PENNSYLVANIA. Park, W. W. Beck, mgr.; plays concerts on
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; Philadelphia— Woodside
| Philadelphia—W!!llow
Allentown—Dorney Park, F. S. Kinsey, megr.; park does not play vaudevil; plays wal bands
Altoona—Lakemont Park, J. M. Shuck, mgr.; park does not play vaudevil: plays bands.
i Ashland—Woodland Park.
/ r Falls—Morada Park.
i fonte-——Hecia Park
j k-—Fairchilds’ H. W. Fairchilds, mgr. | ford—Lana Park.
i—Rock City Park.
Alameda Park, Tom E. Kerstetter, mgr.; itier Passenger Ry. Co., props. ambersburg—Red Bridge Park, H. B. Me} y, mgr. ar sburg—Caledonia Park, D. B. Fretz, bgr.: Chambersburg and Gettysburg Electric Ry. Co., props.; bands played on special oc
sions only
Ciearte\d—Clearfield Driving Park.
i Colu ia—Chickles Park. Dul Rage nt Park, Abe Shalala ng { ,, Park plays vaudevil; also plays bands. ‘ Eas on-—Oakland Park, H. R. Fehr, mgr.; park |
_ does t play vaudevil or bands.
‘ Eas Bushk Park, Geo. E. Chifle. mgr.; park not play vaudevil or bands.
East ireater Island Park, H, R. Fehr, Easton An ent Co., props.: park plays vaudevil. au edies an I comic opera; plays local _ bands Sundays,
Erie—Walde meer Park,
Fr Creek Park, H. T. Foster. mg
e park plays vaudevil and bands occasionally.
Pact e—Winola Park, Car! Edwards mgr 1 prop park does not olay .
> rT Woodland Park.
a _ Oakford Park, 0. C. Hartley, mgr.; ‘ Ry. Co., props.; plays stock.
fo. Har Eichelberger Park, E. M. Grumbine,
= ma rk plays vaudevil; also plays bands.
| a rs -Hippedrome Park.
q | 7 Paxtang Park, T. M. Davis, mgr.;
1 ing Ry. Co., props.: plays vaudev!l; casionally: no circuit.
Haale Park.
Hershey Park, A. T. Hellman, megr.; lershey, prop.; park plays stock; plays band: Is not on a cireult.
Cold Springs Park. i—Jacob’s Palace Park. 're——Nippono Park, C. B. vark does not play vaudevil; plays bands.
ro—Lane Park, Park Haws, mer. ; Roxark Amusement Co., props.; does not
McCullough,
vendevil or banda,
‘g—Lenape Park, F. A. Moesta, mgr.: ‘t play vandevil; plays bands.
| Lancaster—Conestoga and People’s Parks, John
B, Peoples, play bands, Lancaster—Rock Springs Park. Lansford—Manilla Grove Park. Lewistown—Burnham Park Mauch Chunk—Flagstaff Park, J.
mgr.; parks do not play vaudevil;
F. Geiser,
mgr.; Carbon Transit Co., props.; plays bands; vaudevil occasionally McKeesport—Olympia Park, 0. C. Hartiey, mgr.;
West Pa. Ry. Co.. props.; plays stock.
Meadville—Exposition Park, H. 0. Holcomb mgr.; park does not play vaudevil or bands
Meadville—Oakwood Park.
Milton—Milton Park.
Milton—Riverside Park. H. R. Deeter, mgr.; park does not play vaudevil; plays bands.
Mt. Carmel—Maysville Park.
New Brighton—Junction Park. W. H. Boyce, mgr;. park does not play vaudevil; plays local bands.
Newcastle—Cascade Park. R. E. Platt, megr.: Mahoming and Shenango Ry. and Light Co
props.; no bands; plays vaudevil; Keiths e!r cult.
Oil City—Monarch Park, F. D. Shaffer. mgr.; park does not play vaudevil; plays one band Philadelphia—New Luna Park, J. A. Bohme
mer.; park plays vaudevil and bands. Park, W. C. Martir Estate Co., prop.; no bands: is not on a circuit. Grove Park, John R Philadelphia Rap!d Transit Co play vaudevil; plays bands
Woodside plays
mgr. : Real
vaudevil:
Davies, mgr.; props.; does not no circuit.
Ph'ladelphia—Point Breeze Park, Fred W. Mc Clellan, mgr.: Point Breeze Park Corporation, props.: plays vandevil and bands; no cirenit.
Pittshurg—Kennywood Park, A. S. MceSwigan, mgr.; park plays vanudevil and bands.
Pittsburgh—West View Park. 0. C. MacKali mer.: does not play vaudevil; plays Toot bands.
Pottsville—Tumbling Run Park. C. F. Crane, mgr.: plays vandevil and bands.
Punxsutawney—Allaho Park.
Read'ng—Pendora Park.
Reading Carsonia Park, 0. S. Gelger, mgr.: American Amusement Co., props.; does not play vandevil: no circuit: plays local bands.
Renovo—Farewell Park.
Riverside—DeWitt’s Park.
Sayre—Keystone Park, W. FE. Case mer.
Scranton—Rocky Glen Park.
Scranton—Moosle Lake Park.
Seranton—Luna Park, T. M. Gibbons, park plays vandevil: also plays bands.
Scranton—Northern Electric Park, Howard el, mgr.: park plays vaudevil at times; bands.
mgr. ;
Fravplays
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THE SKILES FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
sommencing about April |. Hotel or Theatre in the Address ROBERT SKILES, Clyde, Kansas.
Desire Summer Engagement, South ot East preferred.
AUDITORIUM, PATERSON, N. J.
Largest Amusement Hall State of New basement; in com plete order; al! conveniences. Fine rathskeller, license to sell liquors, ete. Open for weekly or monthly engagements. Terms reasonable, or rented on a commission basis. For further information address R. A. MITCHELL, Owner and Manager The Auditorium, Paterson, N. J
The Strong Boy of America
AT LIBERTY
To join a strong or weight lifting act. Age 19; height 5 ft., 11 inches; weight, 176 Ibs., Address JULIAN FRANCH, 283 N. Howard St., Akron, Ohio.
Jersey; 300 feet long; 17,500 feet of floor surface; same size
FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT, MENTION THE BILLBOARD WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS.
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