The Billboard 1915-02-20: Vol 27 Iss 8 (1915-02-20)

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SPANGLES AND TRIMMINGS. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St.. New York City. SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES. Singer Bros. &2 Bowery, New York City. SPIRIT GUM. M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 120 W. 3ist st., SPORTING GOODS. H.C. Evans & Co., 75 W. Van Buren st., H. C. Hunt & ©o., 160 N. Fifth ave Illinois Sporting Goods Co., Chicago, I. Kernan Mfz. Co., 115 8. Dearborn ot., STAGE HARDWARE. ee. 1000 W. Belden ave., Chi Tex, Brownsville, Chi N.Y.C. Ch’ go. -, Chicago. 160 N. Sth ave., Chicago, J. _ “Sy ‘v Syracuse, ‘Gerstner (o., 634 Eighth ave., N. ¥. C. STAGE JEWELRY. SIEGMAN & WEIL 18 & 20 East 27th St.. New York City. STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. Kliegl Bros., 240 W. 50th st., New York City. q STAGE SHOES. Neely Bros., 720 W. Madison st., Chicago, Ill. STEREOPTICONS. Chas. M. Stebbins, 1028 Main cst., Kansas City. STEREOPTICONS AND SLIDES. Moore-Hubbell Co., Masonic Temple, Chicago. STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES. E. Bloch Mefcantile Co. 241-243 Market st., San Franc !sco, Cal, Berk Bros., 543 Broadway, New York City. Brackman-Weiler <o., 337 West Madison st., Chicago, Il. Coe, Yonge & Co., 905 Lucas ave., St. Louis, Mo. E. M. Davis Soap Co., 220-224 No. Desplaines st.. Chicago, IN. M. Gerber, 729 South st.. Philadelphia, Pa, Jordon & Morrison, 199-201 East Madison st., Chicago, I1. Ed Hahn, 358 West Madison st., Chicago, TH. Holliday Novelty Mfg. Co., 86 E. 10th st., N.¥.C. James Kelley, 21 Ann st.. New York City. Langrock Bros.. 35 Ormond Place, N. Y. City. Levin Bros.. Terre Haute, Ind. Newman Mfg. Co., 641 Woodland ave., land, ©. Pierce Chemical Co., L.. Reiss & Co., 325 W. Madison st., Rudolph Bros., 19 N. Sth st., Shapiro & Karr. 320 South st., N. Shure. 237 West Madison st., Shrrock-Todd Co., 824 Eighth «t.. Singer Bros,, 82 Rowery, Snugfit Collar Button Co... ClevePierce Bldg., Chicago, Il. Chicago, TL, Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. New York City. Youngstown, 0. Samnel Weinhaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Yankee Novelty Co., 94 E. 10th t.. N. Y. City. STRIKING MACHINE MFRS. M. Wz. Ansterburg, Homer, Mich. Moore Bros., Lapeer, Mich. A. J. Smith Mfg. Co., 3247 Van Buren st., Chicago, Ml. STRIKER MANUFACTURER. Herschell-Spillman, North Tonawanda, N. Y,. TATTOOING SUPPLIES. Prof. J. F. Barber, 701% Brush st., Detroit. Frank Howard, 151 Court st., Boston, Mass, TENTS. American Tent & Awning Co., 307 Washington ave., North, Minneapolis, Min nn. Baker & Lockwood, Seventh and Wrandotte sts., Kansas City, Mo. George H. Dial & Son, Columbus, Ohio. George B. Carpenter & Co., Chicago, Til. 2 leveland Tent & Awning Co., Cleveland 0. ‘olumbus Tent & Awning Co., Columbus, 0. epuhedhonsi e Co., 307 Delaware st., Kansas City, Mo. Dougherty Bros.’ Tent Co. , 109 South Main st., St. Louis, Mo, Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, New York, St. Louis, New Orleans, Atlanta and Dallas, Tex, J. C. Goss & Co., Detroit Mich. Geo, T. Hoyt Co., 52 8. ny st., Boston, Mass, The Kunkely T. &A. . 296 B. 157th st.,N.Y¥.C M. Magee & Son, ay va 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 Pearl st.. Tucker Duck & Rubber Co., Ft. Smith, Ark. U.S. T. & A. Co., 229 N. Desplaines st., Chicago. TENT AND FLAG POLES. Boston Flag Pole Co., 169 Broadway, Boston. TENTS TO RENT. M. Magee & Son, Inc., 147 Fulton st., N. Y. C. U.S. T. & A. Co., 229 N. Desplaines st., Chicago. THEATER SUPPLIES. Tears’ Theater Supply Co., 509 Chestnut st., St. Louis, Mo. THEATER TICKETS. (Roll and Reserved Seat Coupon.) Ansell Ticket Co., 154 E. Erie et., Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati. THEATRICAL COSTUMES. Eaves Costume Co., 226 W. 4ist st.. N. Y. New York Costume Co., 140 Dearborn st., on Wolff-Fording Co., 20 Eliot st., Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL COSTUMES & WIGS. Chicago Costume Works, 143 North Dearborn st., Chicago, Ill. 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 42d st.,N.Y.C. THEATRICAL TICKETS. The Trimount Press, 87 Albany st., Boston, Mass TICKET CHOPPERS. Amusement Sales Co., Goldberg Building, 995 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich, H. V. Bright, Prospect Building, . 0. R. H. Langslow Co.. Rochester, N. Y. TICKET PRINTERS. Ansell Ticket Co., 154-156 E. Erie st., Chicago. Arcus Ticket Co., 633 Plymouth Court, Chicago. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa, Royal Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. Trimount Press, 87 Albany st., 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, 0. Ed Habn, 358 W. Madison st., Chicago, Il. A. H. Hendler & Co., 1061 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. Lioyd Martin, 1807 Young st., Cincinnati, O. Massillon Rubber Co., Massillon, , Q. Nervione, 448 N. Franklin st., Chicago, Il. 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. 8th st., St. Louis, Mo. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New York City. TRANSFORMERS. Thomas A. Edison, Inc., Orange, N. J. TRICKS, MAGIC, ETC. Martinka & Co., 493 Sixth ave., N. Y. City. Yost & Co., 229 W. 42d at., New York City. TRUNKS. B.. B. & B. Trunk Co., 447 Wood et., Pittsburg. Herkert & Meisel, 608 Wash. ave., St. Louis, Mo. Cc. Murphy Trunk Co., St. Louis, Mo. “a. Trunk Co., Atchison, Kan. Syracuse Trunk Co., 444 8. Salina, Syracuse,N.Y. C. A. Taylor Trunk Works, 35 E. Randolph st., Chicago, I TURNSTILES. (Registering and Coin-Controlled.) Amusement Sales Co., 995 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich. H, V. Bright, Prospect Bldg., Cleveland, 0. R. H. Langslow Co., Rochester, N. Y. UMBRELLAS. Frankford Bros., 906 Filbert st., Phila., Pa. UNIFORMS & THEAT. COSTUMES. DeMoulin Bros., & Co., Dept. 10, Greenville, Ill. Harding Co., 211 Tremont et., Boston, Mass. Russell Uniform Co., 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C. Western Uniform Co. 214 S. Clark st., Chicago. VENTRILOQUIAL FIGURES. Ren Hobson, 1590 Amsterdam ave., N, Y. City. 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. Flagg Watch Co., 165 Tremont st., Boston, Masa. 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, York City. WAX FIGURES AND MODELS. Elbert H. Roscoe, 413 W. St. Joseph st., Lansing, Mich. WHEELMEN’S CANDY. The Touraine Confectionery Co., 251 Causeway, Boston, Mass. New wiGs. Carl Kettler Wig Co., 58 W. Washington st., Chicago, Ill. Zauder Bros., Inc., 115 W. 48th st., N. Y. C. WILD ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REPTILES. Carl Hagenbeck, 8. A. Stephan, American Agt., Zoo, Cincinnati. Louis Ruhe, x" Grand st.. New York City. YLOPHONES. agan, pb mn and BE. Ravenswood Park Chicago, Ti. J. C. De ave... MUSICAL COMEDY NOTES. Following is the cast of the Harvey 1D. Orr's Million-Dollar Doll Company: Harvey D. Orr, owner and manager: Harold 8S. Orr, treasurer; Roy W. Sampson. advance: Walter D. Orr. electrician; Happy Henry, stage manager: Edw. C. Ray, musical director: principals, Jessie Webster. Nettie Woods. Millie Corbin Whyte, Gladvs Clifford, Irene Wallace, Harvey PD. Orr, Al W. Warner, Fred Raymond, Jr.. Harold 8S. Orr. Jack Wandling. Cal Clifford, Jack LeRoy: chorus, Rianche Carr, Helen Timmons, Bobby Marcelns, Rianche Barker, Claire Wayne. May Eno, Nellie Wynn. Marguerite Howard, Winnie Archer, Rernice Shaw. Maxire Arden, Grace Forbes. Alice Gordon, Alyne Maxham, Hazel Winnett and Frankie May. Joe F. Dunn, manager of the New Maceo Theater, Charleston, S. C.,. opened his house on January 25 with a company consisting of the following: John H. Smith, Johnny Jones, Mayme Green. Helen Thompson. Stevens and Stevens, Whitfield Sisters, J. Lester McDaniels and a chorus of six. AT LIBERTY | CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from page 39.) A-1 ALTO—For reliable; B. & O.; good reference. coming season; experience; sober, only reliable circuses considered; MILES RANY, Caldwell, 0. A-1 CLARINETIST—Experienced in all lines of work, JOE ARONSON, 1237 Main St., Kansas City, Missouri A-1 CLARINETIST—Experienced in JOE ARONSON, 1237 Main &t., K. C., Me. A-i CLARINET PLAYER—Would like to locate in some live town; 12 years’ experience in band and orchestra. MUSICIAN, 510 Ocean St., Jacksonaville, Pia. A-1 CORNETIST—Doubling band and orchestra; also clarinet and saxophone, double second violin; and wife A-1 soubrette; for minstrel or circus. W. E. PACE, 1806 Maple Alley, Houston, Tex. A-1 DRUMMER—Who would like to travel with a good band of 20 pieces or less; can double traps. MR. CHARLES W. HO. £OMB, Bunker Hill, Ind. A-1t LADY TROMBONIST— Member of A. F. of M. Add. GRACE AVERY, 132 Illinois Street, Joliet, Jl. A-1 TROMBONIST, B. & O.; want to troupe next ali lines. season; state best. J. W. WISNER, 1022 W. Adams St., Decatur, Ind. A-1 VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—Readers and transposers; experienced in vaudeville, movie and med. show business; prefer trouping; salary moderate; wire quick. THE FLEEGERS, York, Neb. y AT LIBERTY—Lady violinist; best reference; fine library; picturés or vaudeville; dance F of M. MRS. MARY G. EMERICK, Parkersburg, W: Va BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Cornet solo work; A. ° 322 9% S&t., ist and violinist; composer and arranger; large repertoire of musicg double strong musical specialty act. E. M._OOLEMAN, Cuthbert, Ga. CELLIST— | routined, , just from Europe, desires immediate. engagement. HENRY BART. ANN, 5 W. 125th S&. New York City. CALLIOPE AND PIANO—Will consider position with carnival, circus or park if salary is 0. K. West Virginia. CLARINET AND FLUTE—Troupe or locate; prefer : I can furnish calliope BERT MARCELLUS, Huntingten, the latter; both have had considerable experience; members A. F. of M. GEO. CONN, Musician, Lovington, Til. CLARINETIST—B. & 0.; years’ professional experience abstainer; age L Dallas, Texas. CLARINETIST—Troupe or typist; clothing salesman; telephone repairman or general office man; play standard music. C. L. KOHLER, 1414 E. Oak St., New Albany, Ind. CONDUCTOR—Cornet soloist, doubles violin ; teacher cornet, violin, piano; piano tuner; location preferred. Address ©. SWEIGARD, 16 West 125th St., New York City. CORNET PLAYER—First or yo carnival or orchestra; my experience with the U. 8. Navy Band. Cadott, Wis. DRUMMER AND OPERATOR—Prefer to work \wogether or single; full line of traps; experienced operator; sober and reliable men; we have railroad fare. ERNEST ROGAN, 368 llth Ave., S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. DRUMMER—Play bells; sight reader; age 22; ten years’ experience; also play piano for picteres. FRED HANEY, _North Vernon, Ind. DRUMS, BELLS AND BFFROTS Best of references as to ability and cheracter; up in all lines; state hours and salary. A. W. LILEY, 18 W. Hunter double saxophone; nine in all lines; a total CLARINETIST, 503 Masten 8t., locate; electrician; join — has been term ALFRED M ATSON. St., Atlanta, Ga. . 2 “EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band; theatre, dance or j otel; large library; dependable parties only. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. Louis Missouri. EXPERIENCED SHOW LEADER-— Violinist; also cornet, trombone and pianist; all double brass; iravel circus or carnival co. W. R. WEIDE, Park Place, St. Paul, Minn. EXPERIENCED THEATRE ORCHESTRA LEADER (violin)—-Reliable mgrs. write; will contract orchstra. WINDSOR MU NNELL, Newton, Kan. EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST (double cornet)—Desires engagement in picure or vaudeville house; have 667 Centrat large library music; member A. Address A. KEUTER, , 412 Dayton Ave., Dayton, Ky “EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST AND PIANIST— Cuing pictures our specialty; also three-a-day vaudeville. Salary, limit. REX, Union City, Mich. FIRST-CLASS CORNET BAND LEADER— With good line of music~ also first-class BBb bass; joint or single. O. A. PETERSON, Republic, Mo. FIRST-CLASS VIOLINIST—Desires position om hotel, theatre or cabaret; sober and reliable: reference: could furnish orchestra. HENRY A. BRAGG, 77 Smith St., Portland, Me. FIRST-CLASS VIOLINIST (Orch. Lédr.)—Experienced in all lines; big library; desires position in theatre, vaudeville or picture show; A. F. M. HANS GRAAE, 1547 North 19th Street, Omaha, Neb. FRENCH HORNIST (Lady)—Experienced band, vaudeville, orchestra; join immediately: member A. F. of M. ALICE BU —_ —% care Billboard Office, Heidelberg Building, New York City. LADIES’ QUARTETTE OR ORCHESTRA~— For cabaret, theatre, etc., introducing solos and singing. Address EDW. BARNELL, Manager, Metropolis, Ill “LADY CORNETIST AND COMPETENT DIRECTOR—Thoroughly experienced; wants engagement with reliable people; hotel, cafe or movies; prefer organization going west. 440 Ave. Henri Julien, Montreal, Canada. LADY MUSICIAN—Slide trombone; B. & 0; sires engagement with reliable managers ouly. TROMBONIST, 415 Sherman Avenue, Wichita, Kan. LADY VIOLINIST—Formerly leader some theaters in America; vaudeville, combination, pictures; can furnish other musicians. 46 West Newton St., Boston, Mass. LEADER—B. & | 0.; cornet and violin: circus experience; coach painter: 16 years’ experience; letter, stripe and gild; prefer to locate, but will troupe. H. M. KESTER, 41 Fairview Ave., Galeton, Pa MUSIOIANS—Wanted to locate in town 5 or de of best moving LURA LANE, or 10 thousand; play dance or movies; also teach violin; reference. Ticket? Yes. PROF. F. 8. SCTIOENBERG, 70 German Cafe, Atlanta Ga PIANIST AND CLARINETIST— Also play bass clar inet; hotel, cafe or dance hall preferred; other work accepted part time. MUSICIAN, 419 S. 4th Street, Effingham, Ill. PIANO AND OONCERTINA PLAYER-—Act in one; playing both instruments at same time; no ticket; any reasonable offer considered; wire reply. HARRY KING, 235 South Jefferson St., Dayton 0. PROFESSIONAL YOUNG LADY HARPIST—Will consider high-class engagement—aymphony orchestra, vaudeville, recital. Retined novelty harpologue ; only reliable managers answer. MLLE. LAURETTA, 2708 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. STRONG CORNET—Double B., O. and stage; general business; wife to do small parts. LLOYD LUDINGTON, Guthrie, Okla. THE GAYS—Classy banjoists, genuine all-round novelty musicians, singing and dancing comedi*n; also straights; wife sight-reading pianist; plenty changes and acts. Marion, la. THE ONLY DRUM MAJOR USING MORE THAN ONE BATON—MAJOR DANIEL FRABER, Clyde, New York. TRAP DRUMMER—For picture house; have >ylophones, marimbaphones, bells and traps; A. F. of M.; five years’ experience; sober, married. ED STADSI1OLD, Albert Lea, Minn., care Albert Theatre. TRAP DRUMMER—Ten years’ experience; an artist on xylophones and bells; have fine outfit; effeeis; married; location only. “‘DRUMMER,” care an Agne, Keokuk, lowa. TRAP DRUMMER—Owing to closing of vaudeville house; experienced; complete outfit, bells, etc.; location preferred. JAMES ENGLISH, Trenton Theatre, Lynchburg, Va. TRAP DRUMMER—Travel or locate; vaudeville. ED L, SCOUTON, Chicago, Hl. TRAP DRUMMER | ee and Bells)—A reliable and experienced A. man; po plano and drums. GEO. BU TERS. 308 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Fla. TRAP DRUMMER—Read or fake; can cue pictures; no bells; steady and reliable; full line of traps; locate only; A. F. of M. W. HUDSON, 56 Kensington Ave., Springfield, _Mass. TRAP DRUMMER—A-1 sight reader; bells, tympani, xylophones; experienced in concert, vauidevilie: travel or locate. WM. GRIFFITH, 4141 Mantua Ave.. Phila., Pa. TRAP DRUMMER—Theatre position; play bells, tympani; have effect machine; double violin; prefer orchestra that plays standard music: A. F. of ; C. BENJAMIN, General Delivery, Jacksonville, Fila. pictures or 6337 Ingleside Avenye, TROMBONE—B. & 0.; want to troupe; can join at once. Ticket? Yes. OLARENCE L. HEADY, Bloomfield, Towa. TROMBONE PLAYER—an double B. and 0.; can go anywhere; can give reference. M. TAYLOR, Box 105, Cullman, Ala. TROMBONIST—Wants position, travel B. & O. experience; join at once. EDW. SELL, 153 Bickford Ave., Memphis, Tenn. TWO GOOD MEN—Trap drummer and pianist; cxperienced with pictures and vaudeville, w. Rk. WRIGHT Duggar, Ind. rc VIOLIN AND CORNET—Man and yates popular and standard music; best of M.; vaudeville or pictures. J. W. EMERICK, 9% St., Parkersburg, W. Va. VIOLIN—Orchestra leader; double mellophone; repertoire of orchestra music; reliable; locate or travel Cc. E. WOLFF, 2453 West Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. VIOLINIST A-1—Member of A. F. position in moving picture, hotel, chestra; will locate; sober and reliable. THOMAS ADAMSON, 443 E. Ontario St., Phila., Pa. VIOLINIST—Doubling cornet; 12 years’ experience; sober and reliable: good library orchestra music: location preferred. C. K. MACK, 415 Jackson St., Paducah, Ky. VIOLINIST— en leader: arranger; tone and ability; member of A. F. of M.; reliable; play baritone in band. THEO. _DORE, 1429 Park Ave., Canton, 0. VIOLINIST—Sight reader! would like to hear from good pianist or manager: vaudeville or moms: late Montgomery Theater, Atlanta; ref.; A. F. of M. RICH. H. HEYGSTER, 720 Cherry St., Chattanooga, Tennessee. VIOLINIST—-Young man; 26; neat appearance; good habits; desires engagement with orchestra; experience all up-to-date dance work. NICHOLAS BU CHALTER, 892 Fox St., New York City. “an VIOLINIST—With as | years’ experience and larze library; good tone; wish position in vaudeville or picture show; write or wins. VIOLINIST, Bames™ Music House, Monroe, La. VIOLINIST—Double alto; experienced; will go anywhere; all letters answered. Ticket? Yes. F. 0. HANS, Hamilton Ave. Ave., Bellaire, O. ~ VIOLINIST—Large library: also double clarinet or baritone in band; cornet player, B. & O.; together only; dramatic company preferred: join at once. Address Z. Z. Z., care Billboard, Cincinnati, 0. WAKEFIELD & WAKEFIELD—Versatile. musical artists; wants position with either good dramatic or musical comedy co. Address J. F. Wakefield, Rockwood, Tenn. YOUNG LADY—Experienced orchestral player on cello; also Eb alto saxophone; desires to locate; notel preferred. SIMGARD, 819 W. 6th St., Lee Angeles. Cal. YOUNG MAN PIANO FAKER FOR PICTURS THEATRE—Cuing a specialty; five years’ expe.; vesire a per. position; salary reasonable; don't dSooze or smoke; write quick. JULIAN WALKER, Defiance, Ohio. or locate; B. RUS : brary # * 333 of M.; wishes cafe or dance or OPERATORS. At Liberty Advertisements without disipay, under this heading, are published free of charge. GOOD OPERATOR speciality; fairly good travel, RAY Ohio. MAN AND WIFE —As an A-1 operator and Pianist; sober and steady; best of references; 7 ex Nine years; work in acts; drummer; B. & O.; WOODSON, ilo locate or 188 Spruce St., Columbus, years’ perience. LESLIE HORNBECK, 721 N. Union St, Decatur, WL M. P. OPERATOR AND SIGN WRITER; six years’ experience; best of references; locate or travel. HARRY BLUBAUGH, Box 85, Ames, la, M. P. OPERATOR—With 5 years’ exp.; wishes to locate; any machine; prefer to make own repairs; belong to 1. A. T. S& BE PAUL G. GARDNEW®, 5150 So. Wood Street, Chicago, Il. MOTION PICTURE OPERATOR—Card writer practical electrician ; Apply V. E. Canada : a MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—Wants position; all machines; city or country, ARTHUR STRUNK, and all machines; will go anywhere. GUERTIN, 127 Dundas St., Toronto, 1508 West Movrce St., Chicago, Ili. Phone, Haymarket 2491. MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR-—Wants position anywhere in Mass; one year’s experience on Power or Edison machines; reference if required. H. S. CARLE, 234 Chandler St., Worcester, Mass. OPERATOR—An* machine: reliable and sober. SAM GERLACH, Sheboygan, “i. Searn A S. E.; now working, a. guararieacd; refere no ticket M HEINE, olis, Minn OPERATOR— ? years’ experience; run any machine; go anywhere; can deliver the goods. HOMER DALY, L. B. 346, Steenton, Il. Wis. experience; member I. but want to change; satnees; go anywhere; need 632 9h St., So. Minneap years’