The Billboard 1914-12-05: Vol 26 Iss 49 (1914-12-05)

es et ap me teen i Le ne wer eee wet! Se The Billboard DECEMBER 5, 1914, A-1 CORNETIST—Well versed in dance and a aaa } oy would give services to band small town for gbod situation. R. Gen. Del, Leavenworth, Kan. , — A-1 CORNET—B. & 0. or stage; Western wardrobe; fancy roping specialty. Wire Bead PLA LAYER, care of Car Show, Windom, A-1 LADY CORNETIST—Experienced 5 Pe Ucket. Address CORNETIST, 635 N. Chicago, UL A-1 SOLO CORNETIST— With Kilties Band seasm 1913-14; sober, reliable; wishes permanent Dosi tion in theater or cafe. CARL STUTH, 134 Alfred St, D Detroit, _ Mich. A-1 TRAP DRUMMER desires position in picture theatre or vaudeville; play bells, xyloyhones, marimba phones and traps; A. F. of M. “ED STADSVOLD, 723 So. Ash St., Crookston, Minn. need Clark Bt, A-1 TROMBONIST—Fificen years’ ve. merience:; tre or yber; ticket if too far. Write or wire EARL (BING) HARRIS, 1316 . ~ &t., West, Lansing, Mich. A-1 VIOLINIST AND LEADER—Can furnish good three or four-piece orchestra; good library of muge Address LEADER, 222 Blum §St., San Antonio, exas ~ GLARINETIST—At Uberty: 3 bis INIST AND ORCHESTRA LEADER— > F. of M.; single man; library of music; will take narge of orchestra or furnish orchestra. A. HUNNIC UTT, Box 853, Tulsa, Okla. “A-1 VIOLINIST AND CELLIST—Leader; at . with large library; accept anything. EDWIN L. COMPASS, 39 St. Felix Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ~A-1 VIOLIN LEADER AND TEACHER — Wishes position in vaudeville or picture house; married man; sober ane reliable, write me. ARTEMUS L. SMITH, Ottawa, i. , oa L-ROUND, EXPERIENCED FLUTISY desires Position in good B. & Q.; concerts, pict dances; location only; strictly sober. Street, Jackson, Miss. eB. BASS AND STRING BAGS—Fxperlenced and ble. 8. A. DAI -ZIEL, What Cheer, Iowa. 5 ure?, FLUTIST, 418 Amite ae MANTRA oto cornet: fine Wbrary; join anywhere if position {s° worth it; experienced in all a: will locate. HOLLY ROSSMYN, Palmetto, lorida. m" ; Seb di CELLO AND VIOLIN~Just. closed with opera com pany; want location. Nothing too ’.good; am firstclass piano tuner, Address A. DOUGLAS, Sayoy's Rooms, Tulsa, Oklahoma’ " ‘ “ “experienced in all lines. JOFR ARONSON, Main. St, Kansas City, .. Mo. CLARINETIST—Posttion wanted in M. P. or vaycderville ig me long experience and capable in every. respect! must be permanept. P. M. JENSEN, eare Lyric Bldg, Austin, Minn. CLARINET—Experienced; wants position; locate or travel; opera house or mdving picture ‘theatre preferred. C. BLATH, Gen. Del., Winchester, Ky. CLARINETIST AT LIBERTY—Capable in line. JOE ARONSON, 1237 Main 8t., Missouri. REE Tb te VE COMPETENT VIOLINIST—Twenty years’ enc; read and memorize; prefer theatrical work: also Play and teach mandolin and guitar. Address W. F. WALLACE, General Delivery, Houston, _ Texas, CORNETIST—Sight reader: five years’ exnertence as band director: wife violinist: both want position in hotel, theatre or dance — orchestra. FRED D. SCHNEIDER, Kearney, Nebo | CORNETIST—Experienced and competent in all lines; location preferred; best of references: only reMable parties need answer, Address MACK, 229 E. Tth &t.. Mason City, Iowa. ae CORNETIST—Pupill Chicago's leading ¢ teacher: at Mberty: M. P. or theatre preferred; B. & 0., or teach young band ; sober; married; A. of M “CORNETIST.”” 359 _Garden St., Kenosha, Wis. _ , me, oboe, piccolo: 3 de 1237 ‘any Kansas City, CORNETIST-—Tenor saxophone, sires location: dance jobs sufficient if localty affords machinist wages; auto, electric, tool and horn factery experience. “ABACET,” Billboard, Cincinnati, io. CORNET. Deuble plano. some violin; specialty end stage. Wife does, bits. Salary $14 and all —— Address TROUPERS, care Car Show, Windom, inn. CORNET PLAYER—At Liberty: F. of M: troupe or locate. Address PETER MALCOLM, care Majestic Theatre, Waco, Texas. HENDRIX & McKIBBEN—<A real piano and drum team. ‘Nuf sed. Address P. O. Box 242, San Antonio, Tex. JOE LINCOL—Ciarinet; play B. & O. 1039 Latonis Ave., Latonia, _Ky. Telephone, South 2999 Y. “LADY FRENCH HORNIST—Wants immediate engagement. Experienced band, orchestra and vaudeville. Address ALICE BURNHAM, care Billboard Office, Crilly Building, Chicago, IL MUSICIANS—See our Song Hints on page 12. The publishers whose addresses are given therein will send you profersional copies of any new song named if you will write them on theater letterheads and mention THE BILLBOARD. ORCHESTRA LEADERS VIOLINISTE — Thoroughly experienced in " and concert work. Extensive library of LT f furnish other musicians. LURA LANE, 46 West Newton St., Boston, Mass. R. . GOSSETT—A-1 trombone; B. & O.; also J. ©. Broadley, alto or baritone, double flute. Address RK W. GOSSETT, Ei Paso, _ Texas. “STRING 1 BASS PLAYER wants permanent poaltion; five years’ experience in show and vaudeville work; ten years A. F. of M.; strictly sober and retravte. JOE ST, JEAN, Tacoma, Wash. “TRAP =~" -A. F. of M.; and full line of tra bells, 5, xylophones : up in all lines; state all first |NDERSON, 310 East Madison St, letter. A. A. Paris, Tl. TRAP DRUMMER—Bells, xylophone, tympani; desires first-class position, orchestra only (no drums and plano); thoroughly experienced. CAL. H. RICHARDS, care Grand Theater, Valdosta, Ga. TRAP DRUMMER desires position. Plays bells, xylophone and traps; sober and reliable; anywhere in New England States. HAROLD P. NELSON, 21 Oak Street, Exeter, Ne TRAP DRUMMER—Bells and tympani; thoroughly experienced and reliable man; no piano and drums. GEO. BUTTERS, 308 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Fia. TRAP DRUMMER—A. F. =. ag vaudeville or pictures; full line of traps; travel or locate. Address W. T. DILL INDER. 951 Pavilion St., Cincinnati, O. TRAP DRU MMER— Wishes pos position in picture or vaudeville house; bells, marimbaphones, xylophonés and traps; 4 F. of M.; sober; married ED STADSVOLD, 723 Ash S8t., Crookston, Minn. TRAP DRU MMER—RBelis, traps, effects; six years’ experience vaudeville and movies; must be permanent. Address DRUMMER, Ellis Flata, 108 Wealthy St., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. A-1 OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN; experience, married, sober—best references. in firs. CHAS H. AMOS, 126 tanburg, 8 C. A-1 OPERATOR AND MANAGER—F and industrious; locate or travel; three years’ experience; ticket. mercial Hotel, Kiowa, Okla. A-1 OPERATOR—Wishes position; 10 years’ State all Advent St., Spar Efficient, ent, sober first-class reference ; BEN MASON, Com experienced on all makes machines; travel or locate Address CHARLIE POPKLNS, The Princess, Meridian, Miss A-1 OPERATOR—With own machine, complete; also films; go.xi sign writer: can manage house; locate or travel. JACK HOWARD, 334 5th St, Danville, Kentucky. brie a ee a A-1 STAGE ELECTRICIAN AND OPERATOR on Power's Motiograph; 15 months with last place. Reason for changing, Proctor Syndicate bought house. CHARLES W. FELTER, Samaritan Hospital, Troy, New York DO YOU WANT A-1 OPERATOR!—If so, address EDDIE POPKINS, The Princess, Meridian, Miss. ELECTRICIAN AND MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR and Bolte & Weyer and Windhorst gasoline light man; circus and carnival. 405 E. Main St, Galion, O. ~ EXPERT OPERATOR—Four years’ expertence—ruo UNION OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Eleven years’ experience; locate or travel; wife ticket seller; salary your limit; tickets if over $5.00. VICTOR BARNES, Mingo Junction, Ohio. a. UNION OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN AND Re PAIR MAN—Eight years’ experience; any machine; wishes to hear from reliable manager who would ap preciate first-class projection. G. KE. BROOME, Sapulpa, Ok. WIDE AWAKE MOVING PICTURE | OPERATOR Wishes position in California; Simplex, Power's, MoUowaph, Edison; do all advertising. H. M. EDbDDik, Grass Valley, California. ORCHESTRA WANTED. Advertisements wtthet per word. under this heading, wor WANTED Three or five-piece Orchestra : M.: for pictures. LYRIC buque, lowa A. F. of AMUSEMENT ©O., Du PARTNER W WANTED. _ Advertisements without . a Sts ie tn LADY PARTNER WANTED—For comedy act: falo, N. Y. M. P. OPERATOR—Can handle spot: have machine, film and gas outfit. DICK, 613 Oak St., Dayton, 0. OPERATOR—Locate or travel: have machine films for road show: must have ticket. LEWIS KIGGINS, Callaway, Minn. OPERATOR—First-class man—any machine. ary your limit; reference. GRO. L. W. River St., Chippewa Falls, Wis. and Address SalKELEAN, 222 The Billboard Pub. Co., Cincinnati, 0O.: overdo a good thing. rave thing, such as a free ad. From one that never misses a copy. Dear Billyboy—aAs i have been reading the comments for and against the FREE ADS I want to say for my part that it is one of the greatest factors in helping the performer to get work that was ever given to any theatrical paper in the history of show business. Of course, we al! realize that there are always some that are ready to take advantage and It aure is a Godsend, and more power to Billyboy. B ILLY HANEY. Editer The Billboard: Dear cover, but for the contents. then paid twenty-five cents for the * Yours very truly, Trenton, N. J., Nov. 9, 1914. But the regular performer is different and knows how to nurse a Webb City, Mo., Nov. 7, 1914. Sir—Permit me to butt in on the argument about the fifteen-cent price for Special Nomwbers of Billyboy. By all means charge fifteen cents if it will help to induce the newsdeualers to get enough copies to supply everybody who onzht to have one. miss my weekly copy, but several times have missed the special numbers when they were issved and would gladly have paid fifteen cents or more to get one, but they were sol! out before I got there. They are well wortht fifteen cents, Why, not so very always has been against the actor (except when the actor pald for an ar), to charge twenty-five cents for a Christmas Special, but a lot of half-tones and advertisements for which the actors had to pay, ‘special copy"’ never bought another special cepy of that publication (Variety), or not they still charge twenty-five cents for their specials or not, weekly copies are not worth more than five cents for the news they contain. never not because they have a pretty which had the gall long ago a certain theatrical paper, and there was nothing specia! in it of course, and to see their names in print. I have and do not know whether but even thelr regular EDW. BARNELL, Oswego, Kan. ee ¥ The Billboard: see the DRUMMER-—Do bits; winter salary; must have ticket: do singing, talking and whistling: work black tn afterpieces ROY B ARRETT, 513 Milam St, Shreveport, La DRUMMER—Fully experienced reader; bells and xvlophone: good reference: no booze; Hy or locate; A. F. of M. Address “Drummer, 916 8. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. DRUMMER—Read a little, but references: coo! ontfitt join at able. SAM ROSEFIELD, 107 Man., Canada. DRIMMFER—With full line of traps and effects, for oe or pictures; go anywhere; prefer South. M. P TTLER, 312 Union Savings Bank Bildg., uoaste, ‘Gn. a ag hip at E-FLAT CLARINET PLAYER—Desires &t tailoring trade; played under Geo. D. Barnard. Address 426 1th St., New Kensington, Pa. EXPERIENCED ~ ALTO” SAXOPHONE, “Bb CLARINET ANID BASSOON PLAYER desires position; hotel dance orchestra, picture or vaudeville house. JOSEP H BORGIER, _ 431 Fast 114th St. New r York City. ~~ —EXPERIE NCED CLARINETIST—Wants to locate with good band or orchestra; also general office man, A-1 player: have once; salary reasonLore St., Winnipeg, loeation typist or electrician. A. E. KOMBES, 1748 E. Oak St.. New Albany, Ind. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band, theatre, hotel or dance; large Wbrary: dependable rties only. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. ouis, Mo. EXPERIENCED _ LEADER—Violin; a also band: theatre, hotel or dance: large library; dependable parties only. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. Lous, Missour! ee EXPERIENCED TROUPERS—(Marinet, trombone, tuba; B. & ©.; joint or separate. Write or wire cy CRAWFORD, General Delivery, Houston, Tex. EXPE RIENCED » ON Bb TENOR SAXOPHONE— Would like position in theater, hotel or randeville house. WM. D. TERRY, 4 Ann St., Willimantic, Gonnecticut ~~ FIRST-CLASS CORNETIST AND BAND LEADER —Long experience in ol! lines: can join on wire or letter. RALPH BRAMBLFE, Ashland Hotel, Kansas . double baritone in reHable: jocation preferred. Crystal City, Mo. FRENCH HORN PLAYER—First chair man; symphony or concert bend work: satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. N. BERTRAND, 708 Bourbon St, New Orleans, La. FRENCH HORN AND CORNET PLAYERS—FxPerienced and members of A. F. of M.; want positions with good band or orchestra. JOS. KRIVACEK, 8701 Independence Rd., Cleveland, 0. GOOD, STRONG TONE VIOLINIST—Leader; non band; experienced and JAMES WALKER, mion; sight reader; vaudeville, pictures, etc.: best references: good repertoire. ALRERT ESCHERT, 980 N. 29th St, Philadelphia, Pa shy of money for the time being. Yours very truly, re is much discussion in regard to the Free At Liberty Columns. to a had it not been for the free columns a long-standing friend of mine, flute and piccolo player, could not possibly have secured the position he now has, as he was far behind in living expenses and had to borrow postage money. did for a good musician who happened to get caught in a tight place and was Permit me That is what the free ad Let me say the free ad columns are a salvation to people who get stranded. LEWIS BELL. POSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSS SS SSS OSSOOOOOe TRAP DRUMMER—Al! effects except bells; three years’ — wont can join at once. Address 8. V. WELDON, Ironton, 0. oar DRUMMER—A. F. of M.; will get bells: prefer ; all letters answered. BILLY J. TASSEY, 1610 N. 2d_ St., Vincennes, Ind TRAP DRUMMER—Experienced; B. & O.; sober and reliable; nix, R IL TRAP DRUMMER— Full line of traps; travel; sober and reliable. CLARK, 320 ame St., Albany, N. Y. “TRAP DREMMER—On account show closing: : §0 locate or troupe. J. H. GILLO, Phe ~Joeate or LA ROY ber, single; bells and traps; eight years’ experience. 0. M. McFARLAND, General Delivery, Marshall Minnesota. TROMBONE—Theatre experience: double baritone; will travel or locate. FRED E. BRASCH, 310 19th St., Milwaukee, Wis. ~ TROMBONE—At liberty; B. & O. or stage; Western wardrobe; rope spinning for specialty. Wire TROMBONE PLAYER, care Car Show, Windom, Minn TROMBONE—A-1 dance, theatre, B. & O. ence; will take anything: A. F. of M. 103 Lenox Ave., Waukegan, Til. TUBA—At liberty; young, experienced; prefer ~carnival or smal! circus. Address V. G. LIMERICK, Rock Falls, VIOLINIST Doubling saxophone, ern fancy dancer and instructor, experiED. NELSON, as well as moddesires permanent position; references galore. IULIAN’ STFIN, Reynolds’ Club, 57th and Lexington, Chicago, Ill VIOLINIST OR LEADER—A. F. of M.: competent, reliable and experienced; any tusiness: no place too far: large Whorary. H. MULLEN, 307 W. Court St., Rome, N. Y. am VIOLINIST—A-1: member of A. F. of M-: expertenced in all lMnes: wants winter’s engagement: go anywhere: state all first FRANKLIN WINDERS, 720 Warren St., Hudson, N.Y. i VIOLIN—Double Saxophone: experienced, sober and reliable; troupe or locate. F. JONES, 59 Levfred Terrace, Springfield, Mass VIOLIN 80L0 PLAYER-—With good repertoire: open for any reliable vaudeville act or road show; answer quick. —_— PERKINS, 130 W. Jefferson 8t., .. Springfield, STONE. At Liberty Advertisements, without ——. under this heading, are published free of charge. A-1 OPERATOR, REPAIRMAN AND FLECTRICIAN—At liberty: have had years of experience. Address B. F. VALIAOSIA, Universal, OPERATOR-ELECTRICIAN AND REPAIR MAN— Five lears’ expericnce—all machines; sober, steady, reliable—no job too large. Low, sure salary. JAS. F., Lock Box 85, Oran, Mo. OPERATOR—Massachusetts license: experienced on Power's, Simplex, Motiograph and Edison machines: spotlight operator and stage electrician; satisfaction guaranteed. RR. M. COLE, 732 Washington St, Gloucester, Mass. OPERATOR—PFilg..« experience: wants position In small sown, Georgia or Alabama preferred. Address L. M. C., P. O. Box 187, Opelika, Ala months*® OPERATOR—Run any machine: go anywhere: good refs.; no booze; a sticker for right man: ticket if far: join any time. C. C. WYRICK, Cascade, Lowa. OPERATOR—Wants position in Nortwest: Simplex, Power's 6A and Edison; good reference. W. IVAN SMITH, Cannon Falls, Minn ; : OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Desires posttion; twelve years’ experience in picture work and theatrical; handle any projector; sober; nothing too big. ROSS HAMMOND, Cleveland, Tenn Rg AND JANITOR—Three years’ expert ‘ any machine: state wages; will come at once BAM GERLACK, 2261 N. 15th St., Sheboycan OPERATOR AND LANTERN SLIDE Wis MAKER—At Iiberty: any Western State: first-class workman Address L. BR. C., care Billboard, Cincinnati, 0. OPERATOR—Sober, reliable, references: four years’ experience; age 2% Central or Southern States: medium or small city preferred; state all HAYNES GORMLEY, Delevan, Wis OPERATING POSITION “wanted hy young man; experienced on Ediaen, Power's and Fimplex ma chines: Oklahoma, WRESCHF, care Lyric Theatre, OPERATOR — Licensed ; wants position in or 3855 W. Huron St., Chicago, ™ OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Ten years’ ex perience; married, sober; best of references; state all in first. (HAS. H. AMOS, 1246 Advent St., Spartanburg, 8. C. OPERATOR, PICTURE Ten years’ experience; nished; saloon or theater: ag 4 SIRRON. care OPERATOR 3% cense: Power's Arkansas and Texas Rn B. Bapulpa, Ok experienced all, machines: near Chicago G. & PENSE, PIANIST OR married wages Bil Ibe vard years’ Simplex, or anywhere MANAGER references § fur amall or percent (Chicago, I experience; New York IlBtandard, Falleon: wishes position, city would travel: references, NELSON, 134 West 100th ie. New York City POSITION WANTED fy expert operator and renal? man: no bower references: seven years’ experience’ any make, but prefer Power's No 4: detre permanent position. CC. G. LAYWE, Kirksville, Mo. any make. Go anywhere; No. 1 reference; state al] | tortionist; sing a little or dance; send photo and “pall in first; write or wire. G. W. ROBERTS, 176 Kel| Particulars; one living in or near Chicago preferred. lam Ave., Topeka, Kan. is i PP. MINNO, 6201 S. Wabash, Chicago, LIL EXPERT LICENSED OPERATOR AND FELECa " — TRICIAN—Familiar with all machines; at liberty: | PARTNER WANTED “Young man; play Dutch and will go anywhere. S. BRAUNER, 11 E. l0ist St., | 2°” comedy for vaudeville, NATT LEIBOWITZ, 1135 New York City. Morgan St., Chicago, LL —, — pos anager a Bd DRUMMER, ee | PARTNER—With capital; vaudeville and ctreus; PAUL PICKENS, 3115 Indiana Ave., Chic mi. | hans for amateur acrobat; money fully protected. amass _— Fe cage. 4 ALBERT RICHARD, care John Masterson, 715 4tb M. P. OPERATOR—If after =~ ~~ and you | Ave., Warren, Pa. fail to get perfect projection, tr *erfect pro jection guaranteed. PAUL ‘HAMIL TON. Route 4, PARTNER WANTED—For wagon show, neat Shively, Ky. spring; one who knows the business and not afraid MOTION PICTURE OPERATOR—Wants position; | Of "0th: hoomem. clgarettes and suitcases, eae ° rience < ea: ‘ s eh i 4 lec us act q eee nC Re ae nee ee: | ee TRIC PHOTO SHOW, Nardin, Okla. PARTNER w ANTED-" Jewish nice young man would like to hear from a young lady comedy. show. Tota GELBERT, care Citizen Trust Co., Ft. Wayne, ndiana PARTNERS w ANTED— Send me your name and your permanent address; also state what kind of act that you perform PROFESSOR SAMUEL H. LINGERMAN, Ventriloguist, Publisher Lingerman’s Entertainer’s Directory, 705 North Sth Street, Phila, Pennsylvania. TOP MOUNTER—For well-known European acrobat; weighing around 130 pounds. Address by mail CUHEN, care The Billboard, Chicago, Ll TOWN Bring your organ and skates; 1 have park and rink under construction on the largest lake in city; bathing, boating: half interest to right man BOX 818, Orlando, Fla. 1S RIPE amusement WANT—A ot d 21 years, ane pete TenCces. Railroad, young lady partner, between the age to do a wire walking act; myust Address L. L. McEVUY, 1150 N. Decatur, Ih WANTED Partner with $150.00, for one-night stand colored minstrel show under canvas; opens May 1; have tent complete, special paper up to 16-sheets; mean business, write or come and see ma BURTON, Fiowerfield, Mich. if you HARKY WANTED PARTNER—For Skating Rink, good business; or will sell. AMUSE U doing » ROLLER RINK, Festus, Mo. WANTED—Lady Partner, for recognized athletic act in vaudeville; must have some stage experience; send photograph ‘with your application, also st height, weight, ete. V., Billboard, Chicago, HL comedy write or call New York City. WANTED—Young lady; age, 18 to 25, for sketch; good type, singing preferred; A. SLATER, 237 W. 14th St, WILL SACRIFICE, account Rink Skates, used one season, roller, Kohler make, $1.00 depoait Mate size wanted. H. ington, 747 N. Clark 8t., sickness, 135 A-1 condition, steel for sample pair; L. THOMAS, Hotel WorthChicago, 1. PHOTOGRAPHS Suave LOBBY DIS Advertisements .. display, under this heading, 3e per word. Sxlds, 20 for $2.50; 6x&s 5 for $1.00; SxTs, 20 foe $1.00; write for quotations on -_. styles and tones; proofs, 25c, from any photo; bh; quick delivery. BARBEAU 8 THEATRAC “AL STU DIOS, 35137 Bast Bridge St. Onwego, me We PHOTOGRAPHERS. Advertisements without ye) under this heading, 3e per word. PHOTOGRAPHS — 20 6%18% Prints, $1.00; 100 Post Cards for $1.50; sepia toned, 25% % extra Se to cover cost of samples. Roselawn Ave., Toronto, Canada. ~ PIANO PLAYERS. At — ~ ey without display, under are blished free of charge. Al “PIANIST. ae position in Vaudeville oF musical show, A. F. of M.; locate or travel, J. E. LUCKETT, 7% N. Akard St, Dallas, Texas A-1 PIANIST--Sight reader; plenty of experience; picture shows, rep. or musical show Address P. J BAHEN, 36 Garfield Place, Cincinnatl, O A-1 PIANISTE Cue ?_— play vaudeville; or permanent. PIANISTE, Gen. Del, St. Joe, A-l PIANO PLAYER AND TRAP Three years’ BRIGHTLING, 179 road Mich. DRUMMER— experience professional playing; we de liver the goods. Address BARNES, care Billboard, Cincinnati, O. A-1 PICTURE PIANIST—Excellent Ubrary of standard and popular music; A. F. of M.; seven years’ experience; cuing pictures & spec dalty. ISABEL GRAY, Albia, lowa, AT LIBERTY travel or locate Amusement (o., G iano Player; HARRY welell, la BLINIF MAN--28, wants position In ‘ling theatrical company as planist; can give excel lent references. WESLEY AMBLER, Mulberry, Ind BLIND MAN-—23; wishes position with movie " traveling theatrical company as planiat can give trap druma, bells; LE ROY, care Globe movie or trav excellent feferences. WESLEY AMBLER, Mutt y. Indiana. EXPERIENCED PLANIST—Viaudeville, pictures; orchestra experience; will go anywhere: Address MUSIC, care Rox 629 MALE PIANIST Reliable, join at once. Greensboro, N expertenced ; troupe oe locate; A. F. of M.; join on wire. Address PlANIST, 1415 North St., Logansport, Ind PIANISTWanta poattion, tures; read, transpose, fake, miles of Cincinnati; Johnson Bt., Dayton, vaudeville, motion pie: cue pletures; within 300 JOUN OTTO, IT state salary. 0.