The Billboard 1914-05-09: Vol 26 Iss 19 (1914-05-09)

i\ Ser j = 4 y it ie 9 | 2 7 i] % i ; r A hi . | it ‘ : ! toed; A. F. of The Billboard MAY 9, 1914, seineiniemmmmmneeel CLARINET AND VIOLIN PLAYER wei, locate or hotel Ticket? Yes Band stra. Address 7 eed B. EDDY, » Providence, R. SORNETIST<= strong in band, fine in orches+,» C@n douvle some piano in orchestra; all ietters or oriw Gallup ewer. ©. ©. ALOCAKTHY, _ Kellogg, Minn. DRUMS, bel, marimbaphones and “xylophones ; perieiced; travel or .ocate. BOX 365, Kikader, a. EXPERIENCED CORNETIST— © posiuon; reliable; M P., yw Mauagers anu onc KR lL. @xville, Tenn. EXPERIENCED DS, bells aud tympani; ; locate for summer. efter, Aurora, Li EXPERIENCED F. of M.; dehE or road hotel or resort proprietors, wire JACUBSUN, 21lu Washington Ave., DRUMMER—Full line drums, 4 seasoug here; A. F. Gky. BE. MUUDY, Fox LEADER (Violin)—Also band, miter, dance, hotel or summer resort; jarge library; a turnish orchestra or band) H. N. LENZ, 514 Binut Street, St. Louis. EXPERIENCED TRAP eae tng full line drums and effects; wishes position picture pater; troop or iocate. Address PAUL “CUSTEL: neral Deuvery, Spokane, Wash EXPERIENCED TRAP DRUMMER—aAge 22. “is? Head music? Yes. Ticket? Yeo vel of Vauuerille, Ale ; pictures aud dance. ARRAY BORNSTEIN, tse. li4 Howland &., Roxbun, BAPERIENCEY = TRUMBUNIST—Desires engagetL, Darks, resorts, ctc.; theroughly competent, and ‘erence if required; A. F. of M Address BENJ. ESr, care Fox _Theater, Aurora, _iL EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST—15 years vaudeville, tures, dance; wife ticket seller and vocalist; we ways make good lL. E. McMACKIN, Violinist, dem, lil EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST—Desires position in sd orchestra, in picture or vaudeville house; large rary good music Address VIULINIST, 412 Day1 Ave., ildayton, Ixy EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST—Theater and dance ak; good livrary; would like summer engagemeut, ket outside New England; temperate. ES ‘TT. 21 vive St., Lawrence, Mess Pu TisT“Experienced in all lines; desires posi % at summer resort or location in good prens join once 1425 Park Ave., Columbia, S. C._ FRENCH HOKN PLAYERExperienced = operatic d classical music; at liberty at once. N. O. MUSI aL, EXCHANGE, 933 St. Peter St., New Orleans, uisiana. a ut 2 7 WRENCH HORNIST—Graduate of the Brussels nservatory of Musi¢; desires position in first-class ad or orchestra. EMILE MICHAUX, 910 Orleans RS PRENCH HORN SOLOIST—Will consider yposition in band or orchestra; satisfaction in every wet. MICHAUX, French Opera, New Orleans, e OBOEIST--Wants to change to East or South; as 2 en oboe as any director would wish; undertnds music and well schooled. M. T. GARLAND, ano, (al G@PRCHESTRA CLARINETIST Have both pitch jntrom cuments, also bass c arinet playing, cello or me parts ED STOGDILL, 4643 Greenwood Ave, ticago, LU lil SOLO) Ci CORNBTIST AND BANDMASTrER—A,. F. M.; 16 years’ experience in band and orchestra meert (theater or vaudeville) house. LEON RISON, 731 8 9th St., Vincennes, Ind. STRING BASS—Doubling baritone: first prize at fussels Conservatory; experienced in all lines usic. G. DE MISTIER, 819 Ursuline St, New deans, La. oe. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT string bass player sires summer engagement; experienced in theater sd hotel work; steady and reliable; doubles good me MUSICIAN, 428 S. Fountain Ave., Springai, Ohio TRAP DRU MMER—| -Kight years’ experience; double Min. Sells? Yes. ents; have picture effect machine; A. RUMMER, General Delivery, Savannah, Ga. . TRAP PRUMMER-—B. and 0.; double stage. A yoper? Yes. Join at once. HOWARD J. MAYER, meral Delivery, Dennison, Ohio TRAP DRUMMER, BELLS—Union; perienced pictures, dances or summer resart; Address MUSICIAN, 33 Seneca Read on sight, all 3 instruF. of M. good bugler; marSt.. ston, TRAP wimbaphones and 46 Fond du Lac TROMBONIST DRUMMEK—11 years’ experience; drums, xylophore soloist. DRUMMER, Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. BReuble cello; thoroughly experilocate only. F. B. GEORGE, re Bilboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. TROMBONIST _ “te or travel; ars” emperien e F. of M.; jable. Address’ a F. PETERS, TUBAIST—B. and O.; AS. KIEFFPR, 1232 Penn St., Denver, Col. VIOLAN AND PIANO Rupecienced and reliable; zatre, betel or dance work; travel or locate; large xertoire of music; references. MR. AND MRS. ROBISON, King City, Mo VIOLINIST—Y oung man, 25; desires position, anyvere; experienced orchestra work; neat appearance, d tends strictly to business) N. M. BUCHALTER, 2 Fox St.. New York VEOUNIST OR CORNETIST—Thoroughly expesosd im all lines; desires steady position; prefer eatre: anion: "tome Werary of music HAROLD HEELER, 1415 Ninth St. Oshkosh, Wis. VIOLINIST Sight reader: experienced: reliable; t orchestra: age, 21; wishes situation in Philadelja, or within hundred miles; good library. Amber St.. Philadelphia, Pa. R. HAYES, 2561 VIOLINIST—Doubling slide trombone; good reader, B. and O.; 6 single, sober and Pepin, Wis. troop or locate; ticket. d sober; wants position; will give services for low lary, and must have ticket. Address JAMES JENNGS, Nogales, A Zz YOUNG MAN—18: plays cornet in B. and 0O.; mbles parts. some heavies; wishes position with pertat company for the summer. Address E O'BRIEN, Tiskilwa, Il. OPERATORS. Utberty Advertisements, without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. A-) MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—Married; —4 reliable: references; don’t ooze; wife plays > go anywhere: tickets if far RALPH Tuy, care Bill board, Cincinnati, Ohio. A-1 M. P. OPERATOR—Any machine: calcium, gas electricity: steady, sober, reliable; 6 years’ experice: best of references; trap drummer. A. P. LEE, xington, Ned A-1 NEW YORK Open for offers from 1 in first letter; go anywhere. vod, Obilo. ALL-ROUND M. P. OPERATOR large shows at once; write 1476 Elmwood, Lake OPERATOR AND ELBCTRICIAN—Fourteen eXperience; steady and sober; best of refer. FLOWERS, 16 Collinsville Ave., A-1 OPZRATOR—Desires position; 4 years’ experience; best references; any make machine; state best salary. H. F. KESTERSON, 133 Tenth St., Bowling Green, Ky. A-1 OPERATOR—Wishes } permanent position ; fect projection guaranteed on any machine; your best; wire or write. H. K. Delivery, Kooxville AT LIBERTY bersalary PIERCE, General ville, Tenn. —With own picture machine expert pee A ot young and reliable. OSCAR READY, Bagey, is. EXPERIENCED a Prefer Simplex ma chine; will go anywher at once; write come ey MILTON NANG Be « General Delivery, May° Kr MutvinG riciURE OPERATOR—Four sears’ Perience on Power's Nos. 5, 6 and 6A; graph and Edisen. F. A. PA Theater, Bagle Grove, lowa. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—Six years’ experience; locate or travel; deliver the goods or no pay; best of references. E. E. GODWIN, Perry, Ia. M. P. OPERATOR—Go anywhere, handle anything; if not satisfactory, I'll know the way A. E. McFARLAND, 3103 S. Adams, sey oe ~3 M. P. OPERATOR—Six years’ experience travel; can furnish good references. ROY i 575 Stet St.. Anplefon, Wis M. #. UlrEKAPGK—Five years’ experience, any make machine; sober and reliable. GUS MISTELI, Monroe, Wis OPERATOR—For first-class show, exalso MotioTTEE, care Priucess PAULS. run any m chine; 10 years’ experience; double stage as electrician, props, stage manager; write all; your limit. 1592 E. 66th St., Cleveland, O. OPERATOR— Machine, 24 reels film, gas machine; prefer traveling tent show; salary, fifteen dollars week and expenses; my stuff is good. FRED MAXWELL, _Bloomington, Ind. ~ OPERATOR, MANAGER AND ELECTRICIAN— Right years’ experience: best of reference; lecate yg ae E. E BENNETT, 61 Grove St., Amsterdam, N. Y. OPERATOR—With machine and films; can work in acts: prefer road show; must have ticket. Address LEWIS KIGGINS, Finlayson, Minn. as r OPERATOR AND MANAGER of M. P. shows, sires position; have six years of empertenet : sober, married and reliable; best of reference. W. L. HITCH. Malden, Mo. OPERATOR—Bight years’ experience, all machines, rectifier, generator set; can give reference. Write 8S. S. HOLT, Station A, Waterloo, lowa. Member of Local 202, I. A. T. 8S. de yy —embination open for parks, fairs MS RTHU R HOWE, care HOWE, BARLOW —_ iron jaw wire act; a few d in Illinois, lowa and mndiane. Billboard, Cincinnati, O. 1 AM AT LIBERTY with balloons and monoplane; I fly or no pay. J. F. BUSH, 48 Bond St., Springfield, Mass. ee PARKS, FAIRS AND CELEBRATIONS Comedy trick house act; few more dates open; everything new and different; two other acts. CORDANI BROS., 1608 Sixth Ave., Des Moines, lowa. “THE MIRACLE’—World’s greatest water walking act; drawing card for summer parks; night perform ances, illuminated; supreme in novel features. LIEUT. 4 A. HITCHCOCK, 19 Burchstead Place, Lynn, ass PARTNER WANTED. Advertisements without display, under this heading, ie per word. GIRL PARTNER—W bo can sing; eond ‘photo: ama teur considered. DON LUTTON, Bethany (Lincoln), Nebraska. LADY PARTNER WANTED—To travel; one that ean sing or play some string instrument; photos exchanged. CHAS. UNDERWOOD, 1110 Wisconsin St., Racine, Wis. OPERATOR—With machine and Films; have swell tent outfit, or would pay salary to same; also want lady pianist; open at once; write quick. GEO. RIPLEY, Homer, N. Y. PARTNER WANTED—Banjoist; for recognized act; lady preferred; must be able to handle heavy stuff; fakers, save stamps. Address FRANK NASH, Gloucester City, N. J WANT man with capital te join me in picture show proposition; can build and equip show for $1,000 to $2,000. Wife and 1 have had years’ experience; have excellent locations; exchange references. C. 5. JOHNSON, Bay City, Tex WANTED—Comedienne whe can sing and dance or has other specialty that can be used in vaudeville act. Send latest photo, which will be returned Only ladies of ability need answer, as 0D Address BILLY BRANS, oO amateurs ~ OPERATOR—At liberty, and desires position; experience on all machines; go anywhere. HO MER DALY, Staunton, DL > OPERATOR—Six years’ experience; nce; desires 1 Posi tion in Karsas or Colorado; a l-round electrician and mechanic: married, strictly sober. Address MILLS care Bell Tel. Co., Kingman, Kan. will be considered. 1807 Warren Ave., Chicago. WANTED—To jein lady of gentieman illusion or mind-reading act; have some experience am 4 phrenologist and lecturer for ten years; age, 35; dark; 5 ft. 9. M. LEWIS, 1832 Poplar ‘St, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED—Partner, with meney, to produce motion pietures. C. W. Mc€LURE, Phoenix, Ariz. R. 2. WANTED--Young lady partwer @8 years), near Chicago, for vaudeville act: one who can sing and dance preferred; state all and send photo. EUGENE EARL, 238 Western Ave., Biue Island, HL + PICK THEM OUT Opportunities upon opportunities are to be found in these columns; don’t expect them to jump out of the page and tap you on the shoulder. Read the ads carefully; every advertisement contains something of interest. Investigate the chances offered and answer what appeals to you. Do it today, tomorrow may be too late. How about your wants? Something you wish to dispese of or to exchange? Perhaps you want to buy goods, wish agents to market your products, sell a patent, or want attractions or help. The Billboard's Classified Columns are the rapid fire order, quick action results and inquiries galore. OPERATOR—Trained in mirror screen demonstrating theater of F. J. Rembusch; thoroughly competent, steady and sober; oTis good WERTZ, Shelbyville, Ind. ~~ OPERATOR—Bight years’ ———. all machines; mercury are, generator sets; perfect projection Address OPERATOR. “Family Theater, Ionia, Mich OPERATOR OF PICTURE MACHINE-—Experienced: a good projector; small town preferred. Ticket? If far. State particulars at first. L. A. JOHNSON, Blanchester, Ohio. POSITION WANTED—Operator; 5 years’ experience; travel or locate; good reference; medium salary. CLYDE DEASON, Dexter, _ Mo. _ UNION OPERATOR ¥.. ND ELECTRICIAN—Can manage and repair; erences. Wife A-1 ticket seller. Address TIGTOR M. BARNES, Cambridge, Ohio. — NTED references. Address Situation as moving picture operator; 3 ence; run any machine. WILLIAM 34 S. Marshfield Ave., Chicago, IL PARKS AND FAIRS. At Liberty Advertisements, without display, under this headi are blished free of charge. AMERICA’S Moet SUCCESSFUL AERONAUTS, PALMER & RBUSH BALLOON CO.—Balloon ascensions, he. descents, night ascensions with fireworks display; balloon races. 7 Bulfinch St, Boston, Mass AVIATOR—75 H. P. biplane; wants engagements on no-fiy-no-pay basis; park and fair managers take notice. CLAUDE B. JOHNSON, 510 N. Harvey St, Oklahoma City, Okla af ae BALLOONIST AND TRAPEZE ARTIST—My 89foot balloon and trapeze outfit are both in first-class condition. PROF. EARL VINCENT, care A Land Co., Athens, Ga. CHARLES GAYLOR ZENOZ TROU PE—Celebrated sensational aerial and acrobatic specialties; acria)ists, acrobats, gymnasts, slack wire artists; now contracting Western fairs, celebrations. No. 768 17th St, Detroit, Mich — COMMITTEES —Free attractions ; —— —_ house act; trapeze and iron jaw act; comedy table and tumbling act; write today. GROTH ACROBATIC exper CRO! SS. 475 CO., Charter Oak, lowa COMMITTEES —Free attractions; x, trick house act, trapeze and iron ~ table and tumbling act; write today. GRC OT SCROBATIC CO., Charter Oak, I Iowa. me A-1 OPERATOR—Desires position: perfect projec| “nivERS—Lady or gentleman: high divers: open 0; best of references; 8 years’ experience; G0 @N¥| tor parks, fairs, celebrations; two outfits: the best sere; any machine; state all; prefer town 6.000. | tanks and ladders. CHAS. WILLIAMS, 2720 Park, W. McCULLOUGH, Missouri Valley, lowa. tn Sn A-1 OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Desires EXPERIENCED ALL-DAY GRINDER—At liberty gition: travel or locate: any machine; married; | for summer parks or anything that pays salary; don’t ber; 12 1 experience; references if necessary; | booze. Tickets? Yes. CHARLES BOYLE, 25 Laban bere ticket. ROSS HAMMOND, Greeneville, Tenn. | St., Providence, R. I. PIANO PLAYERS. At Liberty Advertisements, without display, under this heading, are blished free of charge. A-1 PIANISTE ned Organ )—Violiniste ; vaudeville; pictures, summer reliable; A. F. M.; 10 years’ experience. Adc YP LANISTE, 4624 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, 111. FIRST-CLASS PIANO SOLOIST—For motion_picture theater; 10 years’ experience; write quick. FOR REST A. THURSBY, Federal Ave., Newberry, Pa. GENiLEMAN PIANIST—Transpose, fake; vaudeville and pictures; $15.00 a week; need ticket. Write W. E. DA RSEY, General Delivery, _Albany, N.Y. LADY PIANIST— Desires permanent position playing pictures; experienced heavy touch Address HELENA TUCKER, Frankfort, Ky. “LADY PI ANIST— —Wishes “ pesition with stock or musical comedy company touring Oklahoma and Texas; 4 years’ experience MISS MARY LUCE, 64 S. Bickford _ El Reno, Okla PIANIST—Lady ; desires permanent ‘engagement with orchestra, moving — or hotel; cues pictures; vaudeville not desired; Virginia or North Carolina preferred. HARRIET GUTHRIE LEWIS, Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. PIANIST—Expert in every kind of theater and orchestra work; plays pipe organ: would like job tn summer resort. M. E. MORSE, 1012 E. 8th St, Kansas ity, Mo PIANIST AT LIBERTY —Sight rea the New Hanover Opera House _. care General Delivery, Hanover, Pa PIANIST—Wishes to locate: prefer . West: positively sober; if you can’t pay every week, don’t answer. R. L. WOODWARD, Seneca Fal , PIANIST—Expert picture and hold your business; also experienced tn vaudeville, dance and orchestra no small salary considered DAVID ROSENRIAM., New Castle, Pa PIANIST—For summer season: stock, mutical com ; closing at ader; A. BENDER, increase concert, player: positively edy experience; now in vaudeville: double stage. specialties; have three musical comedies suitable for & people. WALDO CONKIE, 413 Pine St., Trinidad, Colorado. cS ALY Fe PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Wish position in airdome; pictures exclusively; drummer has al! effects, including belle: A-1 credentials PIANIST AND PRIMMER care Rillboard, New York (City PIANIST AND OPERATOR—Lady reads, fakes and cues pictures Gentleman, expert operator: also manager: double stage: $20 week for both T. c., Bos 734, Past Rochester, N. Y d PIANO AND TRAP DRUMMER—Rells, all traps: good appearance; experienced a!) lines: vaudeville or pictures: write or wire quick DRUMMER, Savoy Theater, Little Rock, Ark PICTTRE PIANIST —Desires engagement for summer: cueing &@ specialty: can furnish drummer with effects; state hours, salary in first. W. A. RICHARDS, 1066 Elin St., Manchester, N. H. PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Bells; competent for hotel, vaudeville, cueing pictures or dance. A PICTURE HOUSE, care Billboard, New York City ~ PIANIST AT LIBERTY—Join at once; long esperience ‘n 4.1 branches; double band, stage, calliope. LD BAILEY, Keswick Grove, N. J. se PICTURE PIANIST—#ix years’ © to fit; big repertoire; want position in references. GBDORGT DWYER, 161 New York City. U PIPE ORGANIST tures, vaudeville, ; musie East; best W. 36th at. AND PIANIST Expert in piloorchestra; union member; will anywhere, preferably West. ORGANIST, 309 Clark St., Chicago, mn THE GREAT DeVERB organ, piano; pictures ouly, ville; 14 years’ experience. land, Ohio. Bell Picture pianist; no orchestra or vaude1874 E. 18th St, ClevePhone North 12-J, ROLLER SKATER. At Liberty Advertisements, without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. INSTRUCTOR AND TEACHER IN | IN FANCY SKA?T Motion | ING-—Member of the W. A.; can do turn for right man; references. ALPHONSE ROSS, 118% Cove St, New Redford, Mass ROLLER RINK MANAGER OR SKATE ROOM MAN—For this summer; 4 years’ exper lence; member v. B. METTEY, 365 Hamburg Ave., SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY FOR SALE. Advertisements without display, under this heading, le per word. $30 DEAGAN’S STEEL MARIMBAPHONE, 2% octaves, almost new, nickel-plated stand, three bak hammers wil ship ©. O. D. after express both ways are guaranteed. KASPAR WICK. “Das Milan, New Urleans, ‘ A BEAUTIFUL Paani DAD —Make, Sebastian Erard pedals _— “London ; . fin ~~ 41 strings; 5 feet 8 inches A beautifully mented in goid relief figures; in perfect condition. Curiosity seekers, don’t write unless you have the money. For quick sale, $95. C. T. TNETT, Lancaster, Pa BARGAIN—Nearly new Tent, 60x120, with poles and ropes; 1,000 seats; marquee, 15x15; A-1 condiion. J. A. NILE, Rumford, Me. m TENTS CHEAP—80x140, 906x180, ~~ 0x210; circus seats. Wri all poles, stakes and property. PEARL VAN, North. or come and see this vike, N. Y. CIRCUS SEATS FOR SALE—Bass wood, good bar gain; six dollars per length; worth double. A LEW COOPER, Alvordton, Obijo. ae COMPLETE DRAMATIC OUTFIT—Tent, scenery, seats and lighting system piano; « bargain for $300 cash. A. BR. GIBSON 357 ™., breeport, LL Float ELECTRIC PIANOS, with note $100 to : Orchestrions, with pipes, aw to $27. —_ to close out business. J, HERMAN. Ave., Washington, D. C. ELBCTRIC STAGE EFFECTS—Clouds, ripples, waves, snow, rain, sandstorm, cyclone, waterfalls, lightning, fire, butterflies, flowers, fish, angels, etc ; spotlights, ~~ bunch, reflector and sirip : stands, » carbons, colors and lenses Prices. * OHAS. NEWTON, 805 W. York City. FEATURE FILMS FOR SALB—James reels, $125; Secret Service Steve, 3 reels, $90; Revere’s Midnight Ride, 3 reels, $120; 3 reels, $95; Helen Gardner, in The 3 reels, $125; .ots of paper with each case. A few ‘onereel subjects, $5 each; ject to eXamination where express cha posited ; buyers, write. R. EB BISHOP, FRATU RE FILMS, moving Picture machine, stereopticons, single reels, ture camera, supplies, and other goods: your JOHN P. cago, Ill 3 Paul Hidden "Hand, Wife of Cain, and conving shipped subarges are Mt. Olive, th pewriter, bophone cash, or will trade What have SPANG, 4532 Champlain Ave., ChiFIFTY REELS USED | FILMS (50,000 feet) SALE—Singly or the lot, at $2 per reel a sant } can be run many times; leave selection ¢; don’t waste time writing unless mean business; you can't do as weil f aa where; films worth more than this as leader and for reel; I more Satisfied. Cash only, PALMER, 411 W. Depot 8t, Knoxville, Tens. opera chairs, in conditien, 65c each; one 110-volt, 60ampere, , 3 generator, $60; one 30-inch exhaust fan complete with frame and pulley, $10; one d. c 14-inch electric fan, almost new, $5; one 8x12 foot metal operating booth, complete, $15; one 12x14 mirroid screen with handsome frame, $15; a 3-reel feature, A “ 2, the Garden of Allah, in first-class condition, 1 3 and 8 sheets, photo boards and lobby display. These are big bargains, and must be sold ®. Address LYON & BOWERS, Hillsboro, Ind FOR 8 SALE—A_ 6-hors . gine and a 2% K we ¢ power 2-cycle Detroit e 60-voilt, 4oampere W: house dynamo; spark coil, rheostat, all ~~ By — \ attach your wires and go; good as new; been rua FOR SALB—190 at once. 3 months, and gives an A-i picture uh r arc; also h about 75 Tungsten lamps for same. Will trade tae above for films, but must be good subjects and ip good shape. Address L. F. CHESTER, Renfrow, Okla. FOR SALE—Any part of my picture theater; opera chairs, 65c each; Simpiex machine, $125; Power’ s 6A, $100; all goods used three months; have many other bargains in other fixtures A. GLEN, Room 201, Houser Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. FOR SALB—A few higherade banjos at — 62 VEGA ©CO., Mfrs, Sudbury : Boston. St, FOR SALE AT AUCTION outfit of the Hawes & wagons, horses, tents, The whole entire show ; Ralley Show, consisting of sarness, seats, bahners, lights, fog horns, drums, organs, high diving oe with ladder and cage, and also the name of yw, and many other things too numerous to a, tion Everything painted and finely lettered; all in good repair, ready to start out. All to be sold sep ‘rately and then as a whole, and whichever 4 the most will be the sale Don't forget the and date: vo veene, Ohio, Thursday, May 14th, foe, rms made known on day of sa SON, Auctioneers, Urbana, Onto. io Teloalas . FOR SALE—At ture outfit; densers, Outttt, sacrifice ; two-pin machine, and ail that Jets, traveling moving plelamphouse, lenses, congoes with it; $85.00 cash: in Perfect cond! Rush LOVING BROS, Brook