The Billboard 1914-03-21: Vol 26 Iss 12 (1914-03-21)

MARCH 21, 1914. The Billboara G MRPENTER—Whiabeg job in small ; a. ‘heater preferred. Sto Pp. WILBERT. gu4 8S. Franklin St, Titusville, Pa. SILAGE CARPENTER | OR PROPERTY MAN— Wants house or road job; 6 years’ experience; no boozer or babita J. G. EMBLER, Box 261, Temple, Texas “TRAINBR—Experienced in breaking monkeys or baboons; have handled horses, ponies and dogs; best of references. H. EASTWOOD, General Delivery, Hillsdale, _Mich ~W ANTED Engagement as cook or ticket seller by an experienced lady, for small oe. | ae BELLE MOORE, 408 Laurel St, _ Cincinnad, “YOUNG MAN Wants position | ~4 ‘peer man; do few characters and allly kid; nea no DONALD GHoRGE, *al bad habits; need Ucket bany, Tex. YOUNG MAN—Age 22; wishes position; ot drawing, painting. decorating and lettering; aober: honest, willing worker. Ticket? Yes. WiL. LIAM REESE, 1524 Metropolitan 8t, N. 8. Pitts burg, Pa. MUSIC PUBLISHERS. Advertisements without display, under this heading, Se per word. GET THIS LIVELY TWO-STEP, My Home in Tennessee, novelty song; the py New York hit; send 10 cents for @ complete Professional copy sent upon request. UTICA MUR BIC _PUB ©O., 858 Utioa Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. LATEST HIT—Flirting Jobnale! Boothe, 5 Gious and effective waltz song; Very eatchy and full @f life and rhythm Published by ROBERT SAUER, Prove, Utah. PROFESSIONALS —A og A Balla4!! Send for opie. UNITED MUSI .. Morristown, N. J. MUSICIANS’ COLUMN. Advertisements without oe. under this heading, to per le TEAM—Piano, drums; full line of traps, sound effests, marimbaphones, xylophones, bells, musica! cowbells, sonophaues, ~~ electric unaphones, which are mounted in all parts ot theatre. Whistieey novelties, etc. We “eue”’ the pictures correctly; anywhere; state all firet letter; prefer location South: west. Address “PIANIST AND DRU MMPFR,”" General Delivery, Monticello, lilinois. MUSICIANS. we A-l EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST—Can lead; lbrary music; double band if necessary; want position in vaudeville or combination house, or will travel. Address M. J. M., care Billboard, Cincinnati, O. A-1| CORNET PLAYER— Wants position at once ; fepertoire or vaudeville show; must have ticket. Ad— W. SCHOPIELD, General Delivery, Superior, A-l| CORNETIST AND BAND LEADER—Of long perience; member of A. FF. of M.; would like to Address MUSICIAN, General Delivery, , Mausfeld, La A1 TRAP | DRU MMER Bells? le and sober; stock compan prefatel. W. D. BOWEN, Norton, Va. ~~ A-1 TUBA— Double hase viel or violin; Stage show preferred. ED NIGHTINGALE, 1664 Baymiller, Cincinnati, 0 A-1 VIOLINIST, PLANIST (Organist)—Long ex— first ay x strictly reliable; vaudeville, sumresort ; F. of M.; best references. Address VIOLINIST, “i308 Glenlake Ave., Chicago, I. A-1 CLARINETIST; B. & O.; experienced all lines; or travel; sober and reliable; can join at once. i HOLMES, 631 Pine St, Albany, Ga 4-1 CORNETIST—Wife good pees: e in all lines, particularly vaudeville of refer ; East preferred HARRY WORSELY, 4 At ° _Longmont, Col A. F. OF a. CLARINETISB—Experienced _ band oF orahestra; ; wants to travel or locate in emall town. Addrems H. M. SAILOR, Bikbart, Ind. ALTO CORNETIST OR DRUMMER— Experienced tm al] lines; state salary in first letter. GEO, SIPE, > Philadeiphie, Pa. sat it ALBRANOR HO WHRULAMOSKT x AND Ww 0 391, Old Forse, Pa — AT LIBERTY—Experienced comet player. Address PRED PAYNE, Gideon, Mo. oe AT LIBERTY—Jack Johnson B. and O.: can join at once. (white), Zephyrhills, Fia. BANDMASTER—A-1 business cornetist; permanent location, theater and orchestra work: experienced ; references: mar 1; all letters anawered. PROF. G. The< K K. RINGLING, Norton, Va. ~ BANDMASTER AND GORNETIST. -large —s auto: ‘have 5-plece dance orchestra: e also experienced park manager F. METH, 3598 Lucas A St. Louis, Mo. BANDMASTER AND CORNET SOLOIST—Reperre of music; also bait five-piece orchestra in Bt. ; also park manager, JOHN F. ME 3508 Tacas Ave, Rt Louis, Mo ams a ~ CELLOIAT— Doubling tuba: prefer locating North. H. SHIPMAN, care. Bandar Hotel, Houston, Tex. CLARINETIST AND SAXOPHONIST—A. F. of M.; strictly sober and reliable: 12 years’ experience N good professional work: prefer location Address CLARINETIST. 2305 Richmond Ave., Mattoon, Til. Rb low pitch: no bad habits: can furnish recommendation as to ability and character, Address CLARINET, care R. E. Languein's Imperial Orchestra, __ Valley City, N. D. | COMPETENT ‘LEADER—Alao comet, trombone and on cans will = with other work If e Propestt Rox ie. R _ eee write D. Cc. LOVELACE. : CORNET Pt, AYER—Lead band or play first cornet nm orchestra; summer resort or park. or will locate: — reference. W. A. BROWN, Huntingdon, Re ace A. F. o CF Me “desires engagement tn E orate or trave emt of reference. N. BAILEY, R Newton Falls, 0 » CORNETIST Rn. & ©O., for any kind of y " traveling Organiation: must have work 2008), Address ** “CUBB “ 8M4 W. Jefferson St. Creaton, Ta reperlocate JOHN CLARINETIST—A and anes; Abr ae to locate: parks, theater or Fairmount, ion marrixl man. F. W. ASHER, CORNFTIST— 0" & years’ experience: w ants location mL randerille or MP. theater: married: sober and a A. F. of M. Wire R. L. JACORSON, 210% Wa Inut Pine Riuff, Ark pr MMER—Piay hella and al Re = all effects. 1D. WARTOK. 281 No. Sentral Ave, Austin, Chicago, TH. ENGAGEWENVT Way Sie mans rrr ne man, wate" a ee Vintintet with theater orchestowne, we . ence. RICHARD URBAN, Mant one —~ ENCED VIOLINIST Desires position In vandertle house: large Whrary music: Member A. P of . Front Rt nee, Address AO REUTER, 118 WORD PUR. CO., ~ EXPERIENCED TUBA gre je co es ‘ furnish erence. et dress F. EL SEBISLY, 431 W. 4th St, Mt. ah Yes. Address Vernon, lund. EXPERIENCED UKCHESTKA CUKNETIST—Doubling drums; plays bells with either; dou’t smoke, don't drink; age 24; single. ANDREW c GAULT, Charlotte, lowa. EXPERIENCED CORNETIST—Wou.d accept orchestra or band job; am A. F. of M. now. LEON D. HULLAND, 115 Tama St, _ Boone, la. FIRST-CLASS CORNETIST AND CELLIST—Five years’ experience in best bauds and orchestras; good sight reader. W. Ma, 4825 Independent Ave., Kansas City, Mo. FRANCIS BROPHY, violinist; Cincinneu, O. at liberty. 6511 FRENCH HORNIST— = laying Violin and viola; te locate with first-class orchestra and band. Address SCOTT, 800 Edgeware Rd, Los ) Angeles. LADY TROMBONE PLAYER—Waats Chestnut St, en agement; will work reasonable; can doubie. MISS ROBERTA NOE, General Delivery, St. Louis, Mo. ~ LADY TROMBOUNIST—At liberty; experienced band, orchestra and vaudeville; locate or travel. Address LADY TROMBONIST, care . New York City. ~~ LEADER, VIOLINIST—Would like location in theyy 7 | pieture house; Eastern Canada « young and reliable; also good vocalist. JoSEPH_ POWER, 22 St. Abary | St., Toronto, Can, “LOCATION WANTED—By good good Garinetist who doubles on piano; sight reader; do not fake; married; x” y* RAY SMITH, 77 Montgomery &t., Ilion, “OBOEIST wants to change to East or South; understands music and is well schooled; wants professional work; not on the bum Address M. T. GARLAND. Fresno, Cal. PIANIST AND VILOINIST—Man and write: picture or vaudeville house; years of experience in best theaters; can start work at once. J. J. DUNN, Lansing, ays drums, bells and fea : married; sober a reliable; Salary your limit. Addreas DRUMMER, care R. E Languein’s Imperial Orchestra, Valley one. N. D. ~~ SITUATION—By cor violinist; vaudeville Yes. mY too far. Will come LLACE, 117% Bobinson St., SOL) ALTO PLAYER—A-1 man; A. F. of M.: exDerienced; sight reader; locate or travel. WM. YABLER, 1504 W. Henley 8t., Olean, _ N. Y. ~ STEADY POSITION WANTED—Together, vielinist and pianist; vaudeville or picture house in good sized town; 12 and 10 years’ experience. HAL CLARKE, Cherokee, Oka. TRAP DRUAIMER—Of exceptional abiliw;: union; — — rag. bells, xylophone, etc.: go anywhere erences, press notices; experienced FRANK OGDEN, Oneonta, N. Y. “TRAP DRUMMER wishes to locate: play all picture effects; steadv, reliable: no bells: understands his buniness. J KRINKE, i414 3d Ave, New ork City. A-1 OPERATOR—Wili locate or travel, but 0 town under 15,000; best of reference. FRED W LIAMS, P. 0. Box 29 295, Dubuque, lowa. Cc. C. BRISTOR—The real M. P. operator, ia at therty. Audress 124% N. Clinton St., lowa City, lowa. _ Kebabs HICLAN-ULERATOR—Wants house or road job; strictly sober and reliable; can give best reference. R. C. RODGERS, Box 261, Temple, Texas. FIRST-CLASS MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR— All freaks pass this by. Will locate or travel. B. M. H., Box 18, Barbourville, Ky. f£iksSi-CLASS M. P, OUPERATOR—Any make machine. Address FRED PAYNE, — = Mo. LICENSED OPERATOR—Neat position; A-1 reeommendations. Address c. C. WEIGEL. Dolgeville, N. Y. “M. P. OPERATOR—Six years’ experience; any maehine; best of references; locate or travel; can also do card work. E. B& GODWIN, Perry, lowa. M. P. OPERATOR—At liberty; will travel or locate; can deliver the goods; if not satisfactory I know the way back. HARRY GARNER, Peru, Ind. M. P. OPERATOR—With machine and lvd reels; can repair; references; go anywhere; you must be reliable and furnish transportation. DAVID ATKINS, General Delivery, Milwaukee, Wis. : M. P. oe ge mans desires position in smal town; 3 experien Power's No. 6 machine; strictly aber. addres CLYDE LANE, Graham, Va. MOVING PICTURE ey sg all makes of Power's machines; A-1 referenees; anywhere. Address CONNIE FULLER. Burlington, Vt. LADY OR GENT—With script, to put on aix-people musical comedy; $200 required; 1 have swell tent, complete; booked and ready set up. Addreas COWLES, A.toona, Wis. LADY PARINER—To learn act for circus or vaudeville; give description and send photo, which will be returned. W. H. LORELL, The Billboard, Cincinnati, O. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—WiII invest some money, or furnish new machine, in theaters around Chicago. J. X. K., -» care Billboard, PARTNER W ANTED—For tumbling ‘act; no objection to good amateur; must work top-mounting; steady work. GROTH ACROBATIC CO., Charter Oak, lowa. PARTNER WANTED—With small animal or mon-_ show, to put in goo and aquarium at Loug Beceh, al, or will sell at a bargain. Write or call on kK M. DUNCAN, 356 Pike, Long Beach, Pee —y— WANTED—Guitar, harp or oan play accompanist; vaudeville or have ey the banje daily for "ee than 20 RA 0. G. GILBERTSON, Westby, RECOGNIZED DUTCH yaa wants partnes for original double Dutch amateur not wanted; steady work. WILL RICHMOND, General Delivery, Bostin, Maas. WANT to hear from ledy who desires gentleman as partner in an illusion act, or will help frame up good act. CHAS. GRETZER, Litchfield, Il. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—First-class man; Massachusetts license; wishes position around Boston; experienced on all machines. E. E. SHINDLER, 99 Leverett St., Boston, Mass. OPERATOR-ELECTRICIAN—Can deliver the b goods ; WANTEDBy young man, lady partwer, for recognized vaudeville act; one who can sing preferred. State all; send photo; will return same; all letters answered; no objection to amateur. Address FRANCIS FULLER, Peoria, locate or travel; go anywhere; — any Bay machine. SH N HUNTER, Blake. OPERATOR—Five years’ experience; union; familiar with all machines; best of reference; sober and reliable; state all first. M. P. OPERATOR, 1102 Washington S&t., Waterloo, Iowa. ~~ OPERATOR—Experienced Power's, Motiograph, Bdison; references; salary your limit. MILLES STUCKER, Summer Bik., Canton, 0. OPERATOR—Six years’ experience on all machines and spotlight; good electrician; New York and New Jersey license. EDWARD RINCHEY, 161 West 15th 8t., New York City. Games tae porters braiet fate 8 years’ experience; ver ion; state all first ws best of references. C. NEWMAN, Tonia, OPERA TOR—New Edison = a as or electric; 5 years’ experience write all in @rst letter. E. C. FRANK. $427 1 Dodge St.. Omaha, Neb. OPERATOR—Expert anywhere; 7 years’ experience; I deliver the go Ticket? Ss. WM. SCHALL, 250 Grove St., Brooklyn. “ The Billboard Publishing Co., Cincinnat!, O. Columns. It landed me a good job. Thenking you again, I remain, Gentlemen—I wish to thank you for your favor in inserting m Am strong for ‘‘Billyboy’’ ar the time. Chicago, Ill., Feb. 16, 1914. y ad in your Classified | Yours sincerely, CHAS. 8. BENNETT. The Billboard Pubiishing Co., Cincinnati, oO. sold our whole outfit. Yours t i i 6664664664666 66666646 iy . Gentlemen—Ipn regard to the Classified Columns, we wish to say It gets just where you want it so go. We only inserted one ad +. your columns and we Charter Oak ,Ia., Feb. 15, 1914. that it can’t be beat. Wishi RE you all kinds of success, we remain, GROTH & JACOBSEN ereaP a? years’ experience; no bells. aps? Yes. company or pictures; age } = and reliable. W. D. OPFRATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Wants position with firs-class — house or road show; 4 years’ experience; can any machine. Address E B. TOWNSEND, Rox 2 243, Troy, Ala. TRAP DRUMMER—A. F. of M.; bells; 8 years’ : good sigh reader; prefer Suth; go anywhere. JACK WHITE, General Delivery, Lincoin, Neb. U”rERATUR AND ELECTRICIAN—With Power's No. 6A machine, compensare and some film; road or locate; union; best of projection. CLYDE H. Wie 80N, Monticello, Iowa. TROMBONIST—B. and o., ter experience; will travel or locate. BRASCH, 310 19th St, ieee we TROMBONIST—Doubles alto; ;ONIST— double baritone; theeFRED E. = eer WANTED—A position as operator or manager of first-class picture show; can furnish my own machine, and reference, if wanted. SMITH JOURNEY, Kosctusko, Miss. WANTED—Partner, with a picture mechine, to travel; small towns; will furnish half, or will hire ture machine, with reels TUTTLE, Linesville, Crawford Co., Pa WANTED—Axn eccentric comedian to double with woman; have good act and time; split Write or call MISS Gmaye 167 W. 34th Bt, New York Ciy. WANTED—Lsdy gymnast as partner, aerial os ground work. MR. ARZENO SELDON, 326 Larch St., N., Lansing, Mich WANTED—Partner with $500 to 4 $1.8 000 to take interest in @ recognized, sensatione] melodrama, with 20 kinds of special pictorial and descriptive paper, from half-sheets to twenty-sheet stands; aiso tonights, heralds, cards, banners, etc; special scenery and mechanical effects, and A-1 territory, opening August 31; professionai expérience not necessary, but must have enough business ability to recognise a money-making propesition. Curiosity seekers and triers save stamps. if you have money to invest in @ money-getter, atate how much and full particulars about peurself. Address MANAGER, care of Blackburn, 604, 12th St, Milwaukee, Wis. Pe Teen ae ek ee. eee and book tabloid musi e . tumes, paper, etc.; no angel PROFESSOR LBONARD. Giens Falls, N. Y. WANTED—LADY partmer, by a recognized dian; must have neat appearance; sing and talk; good amateur considered; state all first letter. BLLLY ALBERT, “General Delivery, Glen Wilton, Va. PIANISTS. Advertloments without a, under this heading, PIANO, marimbaphone, bells, xylophuve. —_. . eff . mm 5 -— = line traps, e ects, usical a act a sala reasonable ; ection to smal. anywhere: hours, salary, etc., first letter. “PLANISP AND DRUMMER,” General Delivery, Monticeilo, PIANO PLAYERS. At Carty Advertisements, without oe. | under this heading, are published free of ch A-1 PIANIST—Competent, reliable; aa musician, sight reader; orchestra preferred; will consider other lines. ELIZABETH LINVILLE, Box 791, Forrest City, Ark. BRILLIANT PIANIST—Make people —— your h by my way of playing is, jnenand of the strenger mind. bitdl Bol DOETTOER, 946 Villa St., Racine, Wis. DY PLANIST—Desires ‘permanen’ t pesitien playa +8 HELENA TUCKER, Frankfort, Ky. S ANIST—Competent, reliable; experienced oa 4 reader; vaudeville or picture house state salary and send ticket. 0. +s BAIRD. ‘lis ton, Ont, Canada. VIOLINIST—Experienced; play standard wfuhnes immediate position; best offer: or Philadelphia preferred. Address W. B. HAYES, 256 Amber St., Philadelphia, Pa. VIOLINIST—A-1, at liberty; member of A. F. of M.; experienced in all lines; prefer vaudeville; can join on wire. FRANKLIN WINDERS, 1911% E. Main St., Eiwood, Ind. VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—Man and wife; thoroughly experienced in cueing pictures; good library; references. D. lL. HOWELL, Little Rock, Ark. VIOLINTST—18 5 years’ experience, _ allround: age 34; sight reader: nonunion: would like to locate, steady place; references. ALBERT ESCHERT, 930 N. 29th St., Philadelphia, Pa. VIOLINIST—Double clarinet or alto: als drummer; for anrthing that pays salary, GRO. W. ARTHUR, Danforth, Me. VIOLINIST—Expertenced vaudeville, pictures, con: i library; locate or travel; state all Address F. L. PRESCOTT, 21 Olive St., Lawrence, Mass. VIOLINIST and PIANIST “Mian and wife; wishes position in vaudeville, moving picture theatre, or any music; Atlantic City, also tr trap anywhere. line of playing: plenty of experience. Address MUSICTAN, Brisbane, N. D. VIOLINIST—Double cornet. in band: orchestra leader: sober and reliable: state top salary. = Address CHAS HW. MAY 63 Pine St., Taconta, N. YOUNG LADY FLUTIST—Finished performer: deairea engarement: any high-clasa work. Address LADY FLU‘TIST, care 0. E. Skiff, 25 N. Dearborn St.. Chicago, TI. NOVELTIES Advertisements without disp'avy, under this heading, Se per word 400 REAUTIFUL POST CARDS—Colored, eomics, girls, birthday, best wishes, ete., 9%: 100 sellers, variety. fun, fancy, flowers, oe 25e: 80 samples, whirlwind takers, Ife, postpa send le stamps 716 Firth Wechinaton rn « OPERATORS. at UO! Advertisements, without oe. under this heading, are published tree of ob “A-1 ~POWER’S OPERATOR—Wishes | Position ; can tun standant machine: can go anvwhere: send if suited. Write HIRAM D. PRATHER, Rossville, Ga. ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS Advertisements a Sm under this heading, ORGANS AND ORCHESTRI ; pipe organ for sale L. Gravois Ave., St. Leuis, Mo. PARKS AND FAIRS. At Liberty Advertisements, without $e... under this heading, are published free of AEROPLANE FLIGHTS—Contract now with i eferred; will consider other lines; join at once. PIANIST, 17 14th St, 1 rt, Ind. MAN AND WIFE—Piano, ; can sing and drums M. P. machine, paint signs; 12 years experience, CARL MALONE, 701 S. Jefferson St., Robinson, [iL nb ORGANIST AND Li ay ago in picture piaying; wants to go Pacific Coast; state everything first letter. ORGANIST, 309 So. Clark St., Chicago, IL PIANIST—Experienced vaudeville, movies and tock; twenty-three years old; strictly temperate; memoor A. . of M.; dest of references. NK SCULLY, North Adams, Mass. <4 PIANIST AND MUSICAL DIRECTOR—Experien in all lines: locate or travel. RICHARD GOOSMAN, 2423 Vine St., Cincinnati, O. censed aviator flying high-powered ge —_ on schedule time; at , etc. FREDERICK C. HILO, Hempstead, N. ~ COMMITTEES—Book our two big free acts; comacrobatic trick house and comedy table and tumbling acts, for your celebration. GROTH ACRORATIC CO., Charter Oak, lowa. GAYLOR TROUPE—Noted American and aerialists, acrobats, gymnasts, slack wire artists; four acts; now booking Western fairs, Address 768 l7th St.. Detroit. Mich “GREAT CHARLES GAYLOR TROUPE—Aerialists, acrobats, gymnasts, slack wire artist: 4 free acts; now ng; Western fairs, celebrations; full particulars. 768 17th St., Detroit, Mich. HUNTER’S ROMAN CHARIOT HORSES—With een, the world’s most brilliant guideleas wonder; this attraction and act is the best money can buy. W. B. HUNTER, Troy, N. Y. SOLDNER THE FLYING METEOR—World’s greatest aerial act; dare-devil equilibrist and leap of seven perils; featured with biggest fairs 1913; now booking 1914. Lincoln, Kan. ona MIRACLE—World’s greatest water-walking act; absolutely new, and a big ae card; now booking outdoor attractions. LIEUT. J. A. HITCHCOCK, 19 Burehstead Pl., Lynn, Mass. PARTNER WANTED. Advertisements without display, under this heading, te per word FIRST-CLASS LADY PIANIST AND CONTRALTO VOCALIST—To join with first-class Baritone —— —— ——, — as possible, to WER, Mary . Toronto, Canada PIANIST—Follows pictures with music; wants permanent position in East: best references. GEO. F. DWYER, care Mills Hotel, 36th and 7th Ave., New York City. PIANIST—At liberty on account of Lent; cue pietures: travel or locate; prefer location. R. L. WwooDWARD, Seneca Falls, N. Y. PIANIST—Vaudeville, moving pictures, orchestra; do not fake, sight reader: always on the job. A. A. BENDER, care General Delivery, Hanover, _Pa. PLANIST—Experienced picture sh entertainer; play another instrument with piano <4 " ME novel, new; cue pictures; transposer; tick . i. McCALLISTER, Cor. Orchard am High Sts, Marietta, Ohio. PIANIST—A-1 cueing pictures: open for traveling motion picture show; salary $20 week, with expenses, also transportation. CHESTER H. GOGE, 177 Valleybrook _Ave., Lyndhurst, _N. J. Tos “PIANIST—Also plays —_ re mandolin: in: expert in picture playing: vaudeville and orchestra; end) connertaters graduate. WINSLOW B. SARKER 75 Hart St., Meridian, Conn. ~PIANIST—Marimbaphone, bells, xylophone, musical cowbells, Deagan’s electric unaphones, drums, traps, effects, scnorhones, whistle-o-phone, etc.: state saiary. “PIANIST,” 508% Seeond &St., Harvard, mm PIANTST AND “PRUMMER—Open for engagement, ~ vaudeville and picture house: man and wife; los xperience: state salary. Address GEORGE & RUB s1 TICK, Waxahachie, Texas. PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Ful! line of effects; play bells: best references; prefer picture house; A. of M.: will locate. Address DRUMMER, care Colonial Theater. Dea Moines. Towa “PIANO PLAYER—Pictures: A. F. of M. : x anywhere: can furnish zood drvmmer, pla) bells, relorhones, effects. ED SCAHTLL, 1641 Sidney Ave... Cincinnati,