The Billboard 1915-02-06: Vol 27 Iss 6 (1915-02-06)

/ aie. See one a ace ee a me Soe SawBe_eda GG The Billboard FEBRUARY 6, 1915, J. Cc. Goss & Co., Detroit, Mich. PIANO AND SAXOPHONE PLAYERS—At lib Geo, T. Hoyt Co., 52 8. Market st., Boston, Mass. erty; makes good combination for picture theatre; The Kunkely T. & A. Co., 206 E. 157th st.,N.¥.C price no object; want work; man and wife; have (Continued from page 41.) M. Magee & Son, Inc., e SHOW AND POSTER PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS. Ackerman-Quigiey Co., 115 W. Sth st., K. C.,Mo. Planet Show Print and Engraving House, Chat ham, Ont., Can SIDE-SHOW CURIOSITIES. Nelson Supply, 5i4 EB. 4th st., S. Boston, Mass. SIDE-SHOW PAINTINGS. Enkeboll Art Co., 5305 N. 27th sat., Omaha, Neb. E. J. Hayden & Co., 108 B’way, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nichols Co., Lake View. Worcester, Maas, Austin Rowell, 1215 Fifth ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 229 N. Desplaines st., Ch’go. SILVERINE SCREENS. Photoplay Co., 30 W. Lake st., Chicago, Ill. SKATES. Chicago Roller Skate Co., 1123 Washington Boulevard, Chicago, 111. M. C. Henley, Richmond, Ind. Richardson Ball-Bearing Skate Co., 154 E. Erie st., Chicago, Ill. Union Hardware Co., Torrington, Conn, SLOT MACHINES. (Manufacturers and Dealers In.) Diamond Novelty Co., Schenectady, N. Y. National Vending Mach. Co., Minneapolis, Minn. United Vending Machine Co., Cleveland, SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. Exhitit Supply Co., 524 8. Dearborn st., Chicago. SLUM AND FLASH GOODS. Karl Guggentvim, 531 Broadway, N. Y. City SNAKE DEALERS. Armstrong Snake Co., San Antonio, Tex. Brownsville Snake Farm, Box 275, Brownsville, Tex. W. A. Snake King, Brownsville, Tex. W. O'Dell Learn, San Antonio, Tex. SONG BOOKS. Wm. W. Delaney, 117 Park Row, N. Y. City. SONG BOOK PUBLISHERS. W. B. Hubbs, 32 Union Square, New York City. SONG SLIDES. (For Illustrated Songs.) Laemmile Film Service, 204 West Lake st., Chicago; Minneapolis, Omaha, Des Moines, SPANGLES AND TRIMMINGS. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St.. New York City. SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES. Singer Bros., 28 Bowery, New York City, SPIRIT GUM. M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 120 W. 31st st., N.Y.C. SPORTING GOODS. H. C. Evans & Co., 75 W. Van Buren st., Ch’ go. A. C. Hunt & Co., 160 N. Fifth ave., Chicago. Illinois Sporting Coods Go., 160 N. Sth ave., Chicago, Il. Kernan Mfg. Co., 115 8. Dearborn st., Chicago. STAGE HARDWARE. Be Clancy, 1000 W. Belden ave., Syracuse, A. W. Gerstner Co., 634 Eighth ave., N. Y. C. STAGE JEWELRY. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St.. New York City. STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. Klieg! Bros., 240 W. 50th st., New York City. STAGE SHOES. 729 W. Madison st., Chicago, IN. STEREOPTICONS. Chas. M. Stebbins, 1028 Main st., Kansas City. STEREOPTICONS AND SLIDES. Moore-Hubbell Co.. Masonic Temple, Chicago. STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES. E. Bloch Mercantile Co,, 241-243 Market 2. San Francisco, Cal. Neely Bros.., Berk Bros.. 543 a New York City. Brackman. Wei'er Co., 337 West Madison st., Chicago, I. Coe, Yonge & Co., 905 Lucas ave.. E. M. Davie Soap Co., et. Cc ——_ ll. M. Gerber, 729 South st., Philadelphia, Pa. Gordon & Merrisen, 199-301 East Madison ° Chicago, 111. & Ed Hahn. 358 West Madison st., Holiday Novelty Mfg. Co., James Kelley, 21 Ann at., New York City. Langrock Bros., 35 Ormond Place, N, Y. City. Levin Bros., Terre Haute, Ind. Newman Mis. Co., 641 Woodland ave., Cleve St. Louis, Mo, 220-224 No. Desplaines Chicago, Ill. 86 E. 10th st.,N.Y¥.0, Pierce Chemical Co., Pierce Bldg., Chicago, Ill. L. Reiss & Co., 325 W. Madison st., Chicago, Ill. Rudolph. Bros.. 19 N. 5th st., Philadelphia, Pa. Shapiro & Karr, 320 South st., Philadelphia, Pa. N. Shure, 237 West Madison st., Chicago, Ill. Shryock-Todd Co., 824 Eighth st.. St. Louis. Mo. Singer Bros., 82 “Rowers, New York City. Bnugfit Collar Button Co., Youngstown, 0. Gamuel Weinhaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Yankee Novelty Co., 94 E. 110th st., N. Y. City. STRIKING MACHINE MFRS. . W. Ansterburg, Homer, Mich. Moore Bros., Lapeer, Mich. a. #. Smith Mfg. Co., 3247 Van Buren st., Chicago, Tl. STRIKER MANUFACTURER. Bersechell-Spillman, North Tonawanda, N TATTOOING SUPPLIES. Prof. J. F. Barber, 70% Brush st., Detroit. Frank Howard, OTENT st.. Boston, Mass. American Tent & Awning Co.. 307 Washington ave., North, Minneapolis, Minn. Baker & Lockwood, Seventh and Wyandotte stse.. Kansas City, Mo. George H. Dial & Son, Columbus, Ohio. George B. Carpenter & Co.. Chicago, Ill. Cleveland Tent & Awning Co., Cleveland, 0. Columtus Tent & Awning Co., Columbus, 0. CagateGentle Co., 307 Delaware st., Kansas City. M 109 South Main st., am sch may ‘Bros.’ Tent Co., St. Louis, Mo. Fulton Rac and Cotton Mills, New York, St. Louis, New Orleans, Atlanta and Dallas, Tex. 147 Fulton st., N. Y. C. Murray & Co., Inc., 625 W. Fulton st., Chicago. L. Nickerson Tent, Awning and Cover Co., 173 State st., Boston, Mass. Thomson & Vandiveer, 816 Pear] st., Cincinnati. Tucker Duck & Rubber Co., Ft. Smit h, Ark. U. 8. T. & A. Co., 229 N. Desplaines st., Chicago. TENT AND FLAG POLES. Boston Flag Pole ©o., 169 Broadway, Boston. TENTS TO RENT. M. Magee & gon, Inc., 147 Fulton st., N. Y. C. U. 8. T. & A. , 220 N. Desplaines st., Chicago. THEATER SUPPLIES. Lears’ Theater Supply Co., 509 Chestnut st., St Louis, Mo, THEATER TICKETS. (Roll and Reserved Seat Coupon.) Ansell Ticket Co., 164 E. Erie et., aocee, Tl, THEATRICAL COSTUMES. Eaves Costume Co., 226 W. 41st st.. N. Y. City. New York Costume Co., 140 Dearborn st., Ch'go. Wolff-Fording Co., 20 Eliot st., Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL COSTUMES & WIGS. Chicago Costume Works, 143 North Dearborn st., Chicago, Ili. THEAT. FOLDING BICYCLES, PADDLE WHEELS AND BICYCLES. Kallajian Expert, 817 Col. ave.. Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL HATS (Made to Order) M, Fluegelman, 664 8th ave., near 424 st.,N.Y.C. THEATRICAL TICKETS. The Trimount Press, 87 Albany st., Boston, Mase TICKET CHOPPERS. Amusement Sales Co., Goldberg Building, 995 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich, H. V. Bright, Prospect Building, pens, 0. R. H. Langslow Co., Rochester, N. TICKET PRINTERS. Ansell Ticket Co., 154-156 E. Erie st., Chicago. Arcus Ticket Co., 683 Plymouth Court, Chicago. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. Royal Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. Trimount Press, 87 Albany est., Boston, Mass. Weldon, Williams & Lick, Ft. Smith, Ark. TIGHTS. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St., New York City. TOY BALLOONS. Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland, 0. Eagle Rubber Co., Ashland, O. Ed Habn, 358 W. Madison st., A. H. Hendler & Co., 1061 Francisco, Cal. Lioyd Martin, 1807 Young st., Cincinnati, 0. Massillon Rubber Co., Massillon, 0, Q. Nervione, 448.N. Franklin st., Chicago, M1. Market st., San Chicago, Ill. George A. Paturel, 470 Fourth ave.. N. Y. City. Rudolph Bros., 19 N. 5th st.. Philadelphia, Pa. N. Shure Co., 237-241 W. Madison st.. Chicago. Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. Sth st.. St. Louis, Mo. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. TRANSFORMERS. Thomas A. Edison, Inc., Orange, N. J. TRICKS, MAGIC, ETC. Martinka & Co. s 493 Sixth ave., N. Y. City. Yost & Co., 229 W. 42d st., New York Circy. TRUNKS. B.. B. & B. Trunk Co., 447 Wood st., Herkert & Meisel, 608 Wash. ave., P. C. Murphy Trunk Co., St. Louis, Mo. Rose Trunk Co., Atchison, Kan. Syracuse Trunk Co., 444 S. Salina, Syracuse,.N.Y. C. A. Taylor Trunk Works, 35 E. Randolph st., Chicago, Il. TURNSTILES. (Registering and Coin-Controlled.) Amusement Sales Co., 995 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich. H. V. Bright, Prospect Bidg., Cleveland, 0. R. H. Langslow Co., Rochester, a a UMBRELLAS. Frankford Bros., 906 Filbert st., Phila., Pa. UNIFORMS & THEAT. COSTUMES. DeMoulin Bros., & Co., Dept. 10. Greenville, Ill. Harding Co., 211 Tremont st., Boston, Mass. Russell Uniform Co., 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C. Western Uniform Co., 214 S. Clark st., Chicago. VENTRILOQUIAL FIGURES. Ben Hobson, 1590 Amsterdam ave., N, Y. Citr. Theo. Mack & Son, 621 S. Clinton st., Chicago. VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. F. M. Barnes, 36 8. State st.. Chicago, Ill, Theo, Hamlin, Minneapolie, Minn. Jones, Linick & Schaefer, 110 South State st., Chicago, Ill. Sullivan & Cons‘dine Circuit, New York City. United Booking Offices, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C. Western Vaudeville Managers’ Assn., Chicago. VAUDEVILLE (Mail Instructions). Frederic La Delle, Station G, Jackson, Mich. WATCHES. Flace Watch Co., 165 Tremont st., Boston, Mase. Holsman & Alter. 179 W. Madison st., Chicago. N. Shure Co., 237-241 W. Madison st., Chicago. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. United Watch Co., No. 5 Wabash ave., Chicago. Samuel We'nhaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. WATCH MANUFACTURERS. Hipp, Didisheim & Bro., 54 Maiden Lane, New York City. WAX FIGURES AND MODELS. Elbert H. Roscoe, 413 W. St. Joseph st., Lans ing, Mich. WHALE DIVES. | P. <4 Co., 1279 Coney Island ave., Brookya, N. WHEELMEN’S CANDY. The Teuraine Confectionery Co., 251 Causeway, Boston, Mass. Pittsburg. St. Louis, Mo. WIGS. Carl Kettler Wig Co., 58 W. Washington st., Chicago, Il. Zauder Bros., Inc., 115 W. 48th st., N. Y. C¢ WILD ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REP Carl Hagenbeck, 8S. A. Stephan, American Agt., " Cincinnati. Louis Ruhe, 248 Grand st., New York City. XYLOPHONES. J. C. Deagan, Berteau and E. Ravenswood Park ave., Chicago, Ill. (Continued from page 39.) A-1 VIOLINIST AND CELLIST—With brary; 20 years’ experience vaudeville, ir ONY EDWIN COMPASS, n, N . ete.; locate 50 3d Ave., Brook A-1 VIOLINIST AND TROMBONIST—Double viola | baritone; A. F. of M.; want position with company or first-class circus; CLAUDE. E. HARRIS, Anita, Ia. A-1 VIOLINIST—Director ; -— roader, scommponer and arranger; La years’ locate travel; A. F. of M. ARTHUR L CNAPPEL a ~§ Leland Heel, St. Louis, Mo. A. ~ oe oe cornet; years with big organi zation with musical act or vaudeville. Address NATIONAL HOTEL, Chicago, Il. vy HARP Fg tg oe for ~ aay shows large li-. our own ticket; violin parts on saxophone. Address JOHN T HOFFMAN, General Delivery, Venice, Cal. PROFESSIONAL VIOLINIST OR VIOLA—Bass drum in concert band; good trap drummer; belis, traps, tympani, etc; wishing to locate or travel; A. F. of M.; tickets. G. F. LGAR, Big Timber, Mont. SLIDE TROMBONIST—Will join good, clean organization; prefer to troupe; will do solos if inducements are right. Address TH. JEPSON, 12 N. Salford St., Philadelphia, Pa. TEAM—Vilolin and guitar; willing to join carnival; first-class; a select and complete repertoire music ; @ good, all-round act. HARMONY DUO, care The Billboard, Cincinnati, Obio. TRAP DRUMMER—B, & O.; trouper; union; experienced all lines; full line ot traps, Is, effects; troupe or locate; prefer location. PAUL B. GOSS, 1901 E. Iowa St, Bvanaville, Ind TRAP DRUMMER—Ten years’ experience; an artist on xylophones and bells; have fine outfit, effects; married; locate only. Address DRI UMMER, care Dan Agne, Keokuk, lowa. TRAP DRUMMER—Ten years’ experience; an artist or and work solos; high-class music. MUSICIAN, 1476 Elmwood, 5 AT LIBERTY—A-1 trap drummer; full line of traps; eight years’ ence playing for pictures; experi am married; state a 122, Bloomingdale, A AT eg: arnival snare Grummer, for season J JOSEPH DELANEY, Box 1915, EPHENSON, 708 South Johnson ° Bluffton Ind. ' 7 AT LIBER' wy cornetist; anything profession al. E. D. WILLIAMS, 919 EB Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. BAND LEADER—Oomet, band and orchestra; rep. show prferred; ticket. GEO. REDMOND, Edinburg, Illinois. BAND LEADER—Cornet ; can play fiddle in or chestra; r write me; the earlier the better. BILLY LANDIS, South Side Station, Kankakee, Il. BANJOIST—Desires position in cabaret or cafe; work single or with orchestra; a feature. H. WHITE, 1200 N. Gay 8t., Baltimore, Md. CALLIOPE PLAYER AND VIOLINIST—Gent plays calliope; wife clever violin soloist, also orchestra; both do good vaudeville acts; open for boat shows, etc. EDW. BARNELL, Memphis, Tenn. CLARINET PLAYER—Double flute; would like to hear from parties organizing band or orchestra for lyceum circuit. W. F. MILLER, 751 N. Dearborn Ave., Chicago, TI. CLARINETIST—Who will troupe or locate: hurry wire or write before I’m engaged; first come, first served. A. E. KOMBS, 1748 E. bany, Ind. CLARINETIST—Locate or travel; Oak St., New Al seven years’ ex perience B. & O.; can deliver the goods. Ticket? Yes, if far. LYLE RICHMOND, Dexter, Mo. CLARINETIST—Experienced in all lines; troupe or locate; sober and reliable; prefer circus. Address C. H. FAHIEN, 409 —— St., Richmond, Ind. CLARINETIST— enced in all lines of work. JOE ARONSON, 1237 Main St., Kansas City, Missouri. CORNET—To double flute: some stage experience: sober and reliable; will locate or travel. ROBT. J. PATTON, JR., 222 E. 4th St., Cincinnati. CORNETIST—With circus or carnival, or to join some orchestra where there is ae playing; experienced. ALFRED MATSON, Cadott, Wis. twelve ‘years’ experience ; theatre and circus bus. ; prefer show traveling East. Need ticket? Yes. JOS. H. SNAIR, Creston, Iowa. ~ OORNETIST— Last season with Ben-Hur Co.: experience in all lines business, is at liberty ‘sIDNEY _TROEDER, 214 S. 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa. DRAMATIC BAND SOPRANO—Vocal range, low F to high D; full brass arrangements; elegant wardrobe. MADAM VON ZEXBU, care New Regent Hotel, St. Louis, Mo. DRUMMER AT LIBERTY—4eren years’ experience; strictly saber; no belis; past two seasons with Yankee Robinson Circus. CLYDE A. ROGERS, Butler, Mo. DRUMMER—Due to closing of theatre: fine outfit; bells; experienced in vaedeville, picture and mu CORNETIST—B. & 0.; sical comedy work; reference. Address WALTER R. PULLEN, 916 8. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. DRUMMER AND EFFECT MAN—Nine years’ exPerience in picture business; up in vaudeville; references; sober; all traps and effects. BEN HARD, 61 N. 3d St., Easton, Pa. DRUMS, BELIS AND EFFEOTS—RBest of references as to ability ; sight reader. Address A. W. LILEY, R. F. D. 7, Atlanta, Ga. EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE OLARINETIST; A. F. of M.; desires position with traveling band, opera, — hotel, etc.; engagement paying more week ‘considered only. CLARINETIST, 636 W. Perth St., Cincinnati, 0. on xylop and bells; have fine outfit: effects; married; Socntten only. Address “ DRUMMER,” care Dan Agne, Keokuk, Iowa. fi “TRAP DRUMMER— Eight years’ experience; bells; movie effects; sober; single; excellent referen “4 ve McFARLAND, 301 8. Court, Sioux x City, _Io' TRAP DRUMMER—All R—All effects: experienced = n all lines; have railroad fare; can furnish best of references ; angthing C. ERNEST ROGAN, 368 Ilith Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va. TRAP DRU MMER (Tympani and Bells)-—-A thoroughly experienced and reliable A. F. of M. man. Address GEO, BATTERS, 308 Magnolia Ave., Or lando, Fia. TRAP DRUMMER At liberty; first-class man; bells, timps.; A. of ‘Address “DRUMMER,” 2705 Hackberry me Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio. TRAP DRUMMER—Who plays bells; has had experience in vaudeville and pictures; member of A. of M. eed NEIL, 118 Forest 8t., Gloversville, New York TRAP DRU MMER (Tympani, Bells)—A. F. of M.; d or orchestra: reliable and experienced; no plano —_ drums. GEO. BUTTERS, 308 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Fila. TRAP DRUMMER—AIl effects; have had expertence in all lines; will locate or travel; can furnish best of references. Address ERNEST ROGAN, 368 llth Ave., 8 W., Roanoke, Va. TROMBONIST—B. & O. experience and first-class barber: would join some good outfit. WwW. 45. SCHWING, 904 York St., Newport, Ky. TWO ALVINS—Lady, pianist, works ‘acts and gas picture machine; gentleman, all-round B. Fr. song and dance comedian: tickets over 250 miles. Wire JACK ALVIN, Round Lake, Fila, 00 ~¥IOLINIST—Double horn: experienced in concert and dance work: stock company preferred. but will consider anything A. F. MITTELSTADT, 1704 Jefferson St., Wausau, Wis. 5. VIOLINIST—With long years’ experience; A. of M.; wishes a position in vaudeville or picture house VIOLINIST, 411 _Wood St St., Monroe, La. ~ VIOLINIST—A-1 “union man; wants engagement ; experienced in all lines; prefer vaudeville theatre; will come at once. Address FRANKLIN WINDERS, 720 Warren St., Hudson, FIOLINIST—Late of Belasco Theatre, , Washington, By cy Fi engagement in hotel or good theatre orchestra: sight reader; M.: ref RICH H. HEYGSTER, Tennessee. F. erence. 708 Walnut St, Knoxville, VIOLINIST—Experienced, sober reliable: desire hotel or cafe position; excellent library; references; nonunion: prefer New York or Brooklyn. CHAS. E. GORER, Rockville Centre, L. I. Nnements witnot.tinfouy. under the At Liberty Fg oy 8 witho ree, of charge: “1 MP. MAN—Run any make machine; long experience with large shows; also good house electrician: salary fair; work must be steady. 1476 Elmwood Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. A-1 MANAGER AND OPERATOR—Handle 4ny kind machine; ten years’ experience; can furnish good reference: will go anywhere; am ed. JAMES ARNETTE, General Delivery, Paragould, Arkansas BE ee 2S ee ~\-1 OPERATOR—Abdsolutely sober and reliable; can join at once. WALTER WHEELER, Cresco, Iowa. A-1 OPERATOR—Seven years’ experience; can run any make; nothing too big; strictly sober; go anywhere. Write or wire HARRY HOYLE, Rathbun, la. COMPETENT OPERATOR — ELBCTRIGIAN— Twelve years’ experience; good habits and single: can go any place; good results; Ls or wire VIC EXPERIENCED LEADER theatre, dance or hotel; large parties only. H. N. is, Mo. H library ; LENZ, 514 Walnut St, TOR L. BRILL, Salesville, O. (Violin)—Also band; EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—Seven years with dependable | Power's machines; sober and reliable; can furnish St. | best of references; reliable managers write. HAROLD M. GROAT, 255 Front Avenue, Salamanca. N. Y. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band, theare, dance or hotel; large library; dependable parties only. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St, St. Louis, Mo. FIRST-CLASS LEADER OF ORCHESTRA—Long experience; good library; double brass; prefer vaudeville, rep. or good picture show. F. 8. HIX, San Marcos, Tex. FRENCH HORNIST (Lady)—Experienced band, orchestra, vaudeville; good appearance: member A. F. of M. ALICE BURNHAM. care Billboard Office, Heidelberg Bidg., New York City. FULLY EXPERIENCED TRAP DRUMMER— Vaudeville or picture house; full line drums, bells and traps; state salary, hours. HAROLD L. BEGOR, Palace Theatre, Portsmouth, Va. GLENN HALLEY—Cornet;: experienced in al! lines: double violin: ticket if too far. 131 W. 16th &t., New York City. G00D, EXPERIENCED TROMBONE AND COR. NET—Travel or locate; positively i A a M. What have you to offer? MA correspon answered. —~_y B. FLICKINGER, 1132 ‘Dee lows St., Akron, © LADY CoRnaar Thorough |y band and orchestra; high-class references. Address A. F. L., 59 Exsex St., Beverly, Mass LADY MUSICAL ARTISTE—Singing and dancing soubrette: would like to join any company: play «everal musica] instruments: play parts: wardrobe and ability A-1. RUTH CLAYTON, &ylrania, 0 LADY TROMBONIST—At liberty: experienced tn all lines: lorate or rave! Address TROMBONE, care Billboard, New York (City LADY VIOLINIST (Leader) —FExperienced all lines; have big library of music: all kinds: can furnish other musicians. LURA LANE, 46 West Newton St., Boston, Mass. ~MTISICIANS—See our Song Hints on page 12. The publishers whose addresses are given therein will send you professional copies of any new song named if you will write them on theater letterheads and mention TLLBOARD. experienced in EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—With Power's 6 machine, gas and electric equipment; will join any good show: salary $15 per week and all; furnish machine and film. G. W. OWEN, 412 Locust 8t., ‘oines, Iowa. @ FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR—At liberty: first time in three years; run any machine; salary reasonable; go anywhere; no ticket; nonunion; write or wire F. L. STEWART, 13 E Broadway, Winchester, Ky. M. P. OPERATOR—Edison, Power; sober, steady; will come at once; salary anything in reason. H. W. HANCOCK, care Billboard, Cincinnat, Ohio. a MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR-—Wants position: experienced all machines; city or country. ARTHUR STRUNK, 1508 West Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—At liberty; six years’ experience; satisfaction guarant work on any machine made: will go anywhere; reason, the house that I am working at is going to close: best of references. C. A. MILLIS, Amuse Theatre, Dubuque, lowa. ” OPERATOR—Electrician, Edison, Power's; many years’ experience; theatrical, repairs: wife cashier; no license, but reliable; sober; references. SEARS, 1032 Rakin St., Chicago. : > tial : —— OVERATOR-At liberty, and desires position; three years’ experience on all Power's makes and Simplex: can deliver the goods. HOMER DALY, L. B. 346, Staunton, Il. OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Nine — ex perience: go anywhere: I make : ‘erences. CHAS. GOUTRAM, 1512 Clermont St., Antigo, Wis. OPERATOR AND ELBCTRICIAN--Wanta permanent position; married, sober and reliable; salary reasonable; state all first pee, Address PF. B. TOWNSEND, Rox 243, Troy, A OPERATOR wishes position peasible; «mall salary expected. PAUL DERGKINN. 459 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Til OVERATOR wants position; eight years’; anv machine: no gas; go anywhere; come on, Brother Moore; state all in first letter, Address C. W. McCULLAUGH, Missourl Valley, Ia. as near (Chicago