The Billboard 1916-02-26: Vol 28 Iss 9 (1916-02-26)

SS a ee EPR Se NST ES Saale ade Ameer * as i i satiate! ae = _ A os oo RN ot peg AMES ANT manana te pp —— 40 The Billboard FEBRUARY 26, 1916. AT LIBERTY—Good, all-round canvasman; would to join goud siock OF TED. show cody — — gaat sou. SAMMY SOUTT, Box 374, » LaHarpe, 1 illinois. AT LIBERTY—To run side-show; Punch and Juay, magic aod freaks; will fuanish the show on percentage; prefer small road show. PROF, GRIFFIN, Pegram, Tennessee. TRAINER—Liamas, ponies, goats and dogs; or season; sober and reliabie. 444 E 7th St, Tulsa, Oklahoma. TWO AERIAL ACTS—Balancing, trapeze and fiying rings; at liberty for circus or carnival; write for ERLAL particulars. A PRICE, General Delivery, Duniap, at libPROF. GOLDEN, lowa. AT LIBERTY—For earnival pit show, etc. P. T. Barnum’s Original Elastic Skin Man and Lady with Horse Mane; beve bauuers; tickets. JOE D. ORAMER, Moose Home, Dalias, , Texas. AT LIBERTY—Man and wife: man, all-day grinder and ticket-seller; wife, works electric chair or illusion; best of references. G. B. HEACOX, Gen. Del, Detroit, Michigan. AT LIBERTY—For season; make openings, manage, tear down and put up any 10-in-1 side-show; no buoze. N. F. BANCKOFT, 777 8. Fifth St, Columbus, Onio. “AT LIBERTY—For circus; slack-wire and juggling act; join carnival with high-wire act as free attraction. BOBBLE DeCASTRO, care George Holler, 107 Gold St., Dover, New Jersey. — TWO EXPERIENCED YOUNG MEN—Want position om merry-go-round; don’t drink and always on the job. Address EDW. SCHULTZ, 13 Weinburg Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania. “TWO HUSTLERS—Carnival and show experience ; want work; are not afraid of work, and willing; work on concessions ‘““KELSICK,”’ Box 368, Northside, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. VENTRILOQUIST—Punch and Judy and magic; A-1 references; first-class outfit. Address LAWRENCE CORBETT, care Billboard, Chicago, Illinois. VENTRILOQUIST, MAGICIAN, SWORD WALKER—Alsw lecturer; side or pit show: experienced ana strictly sober; can manage PROF. GOLDEN, 444 E. jth St. Tulsa, Ot abhoma. BALIOONIST AND HIGH DIV ER—Double pare chute drops; 95-ft. high dive (net); best of equipments and werdrove. €. A. CHANDLER, 734 N. Novel St, Indianapolis, Indiana. ~BLACKFACE OR CLOWN—For “eireus or carnival; salary reasouavle. Ticket? Yes. Address C. WILEY, 213 E Mulberry St. Albion, Michigan. BOSS CANVASMAN—At liberty; all who wrote before write again; mail was lost by fire. J. F. HENDERSON, 1004 E. sth St, Oklahoma Civ, Oxia. COOK—For one, two or three-car show. Address R. D. WILSON, care Katy Dining Station, Hillsboro, Texas. QOOK AND WAITER—For circus or one and two-car ghows; first-class; sober a1. reliable; salary reasonable; go anywhere. GRAHAM BROS., Hotel Wear, Hillsboro, Texas. COWBOY AND GIRL—Expert rifle shots, trick | end fancy ropers and riders. Address JACK MACURio, < General Delivery, Milwaukee, _Wisconsin, DEWEY—The Ori ginal “Crawfish Boy, at liberty. Zz. F. DOWNEY, Manager, 2701 Arlington Ave., St. Louis, Missouri. * “POOR TALKER, GRINDER, CONCESSION oa ame 4 i mat twelve years’ experience with a: re ; ticke FRANK (DAD) FosTEK, Bo ° sesville, Georgia i EXx< alee ALLY GOOD OPENER AND ALLDAY TALKER—Twelve years with Sibley; sober and | reliable; circus or carnival. G. LINDY, Cedar Rapids, | Lowa. | EXPERIENCED (¢ >ONCESSION WORKER—Would © to join good carnival; si ears’ experience; ticket i far OSCAR JORGENSON, Sabin House, West Des Moines, lowa, EXPERIENCED COU NDERMAN Bat ge gy or — ATUR—Also Herschell-Spi n aroux lect wishes engagement for season CHARL BS ~~ HEKMANCE, 5 Ceutrai Ave., Glens Fails, N EXPERIEN( ED , ne —~ AN WHEEL potas TOK—Wauts ae yin at once. Address F. Ss. MiT< HELL, De wey He yuse, Fourth and Howard Bu., ™ Franc sco, © Calf rl } EXPERIENCED, REL [ABLE ACCOUNTANT, 1 STENOGKAVHER ‘, TKEASU KER—A\lso ticket-seller @nd talker; wants position with reliable circus of carnival Ww Lb SHAS ER, 405 Dinwiddie St., Pitts | burg, | Pen Iwania a oo FAT G URL For store show; 480 Ibs. actual weight; ealary $15 ; good entertainer L. LUCAS, Lyric Theatre, Buffalo, New York : FREAK—Armicss wonder; circus or carnival; do everything others with hands can do. LAWRENCE EUBANKS, care Billboard, St aoa. Missouri. FREAK—With two toes and two fingers “on n band ar f iid like to “join circus. DU, WARD WINKL ER, Elm Ave., Wellston, Mo. GIRL—5 3; 140 Ibs.; age 20; a engage wy with carnival company; experienced in Loop-la wheels. GERTRUDE SIMON, General Delivery, Poilade: phia, Pennsylvania. a all HAPPY CARROLL—(One-man band. openings, blackface comedy; would pref@ small circus; strong bally-hoo; strictly sober. Address Bowes Hotel, Gailesburg. Illinois yk DIVEP—At liberty for carnivals for seas e own outfit. Ar idress R. _L DRU MM, Peru, a LADY AERONAUTOpen for fairs, ‘parks, cir@uises, carnivals; with or without outfit; thoroughly experienced W. 0O., care Billboard, Cincinnati, O. LADY BALLOONIST—Would lie to hear from booking agencies needing balloon act; single or double @rops; will drop from aeroplane. MLLE. ESTELLA DeBAR, 605 Jackson St., Peoria, Illinois. MAGICIAN—Wants position in charge of Ry. or wagon show; 15 min. K., 3248 Southport Are., sidemagic; Chicago, Lilin ois MAN AND WIFE—For circus or carnival; man, lier and grinder; wife, feature cooche danswell wardrobe; steady, reliable people. ASC ERACH, 76 Bartges_ St., A Akron, 0. MAN AND WIFE—For carnival, |, small tent show or ; good all-round cooks; save you money; go anyere. A. F. BROWN, 12 Wellington St., Worcester, Massa: husetts. MAN AND WIFE-— Wife, Oriental dancer and Doser; own stereopticon and wardrobe; man good decor talker, Address DOOR TALKER, 1029 East 12th St, Kansas City, Missouri. MAN AND WIFE qu work any joint EB i2th St., Kar sas MANAGER OR eelle; 5 years’ 135 ilth St, MIDGET— Both good concession workers; Address CONCESSION, 1029 City, Mi ssouri CENTE — For H.-S. experience; ticke H. F. Tol . Ohio. arrouon ANDALL, lbs.; nearly three feet tall: salary your limit. L. M.R , Box 24, Coeburn, Virginia. ONE-MAN BAND—For strictly sober and reliable; trouper; use 8 different instruments; references. JAMES WRIGHT, 10 Privost St, Fall River, Massachusetts. ~ ROSANABRA—Female Arabic muscle and Egyptian Temple dances; have no wardFobe; work cheap; circus or carnival; ticket. Address care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio SCOTCH BAG PIPER AND ‘WHIRLING MER—Sober, reliable and first irdrobe: circus and vaudeville experience DOWNEY & DILLON, 3 Church &t., Detroit, Mi *higan. ACTS—Hiram and side-shows or museum; im; erson ator, in “DRUM SENSATIONAL COMEDY Ma tilda, the bounding rubes on the hay wagon and comy revolving ladder; special lithos. WEST BROS, Box 662, Reading, Pennsylvania. ~™ SID KRIDELLO—Comedy juggler, sw! swinging w wirewalker and track clown; sober; invites offers for tent ing | Season. Address 634 N. Clark St., Chicago, Ml. ~ SKELETON DUDE OR CIGARETTE FIEND— Wishes to sign up with reliable people. Address C. CUNINGHAM, care Billboard, Chicago, 1 Illinois. THE FLYING ANDERSONS—Man and woman: double and single trapeze; like to join carnival or wagon show; work high; good rigging and wardrobes. —— FLYING ANDERSONS, care Billboard, Cincinnat, > LEES—Hindoo box, sword walking, electric act, illusion of cremation; put on neat glass joint; 1 glassblower; three people. INA LEE, care Mu ————EE WANTED POSITION—As | trainmaster with railroad show; wide experience all over U. &; can join anywhere, any time. F. J. McDONALD, South Charleswou, West Virginia. ~ WORLD'S ONLY BLIND BAG) PUNCHER—Won derful demonstration of science and ; punch from one to ten bags; will join any show. WALTER FREUN +, McHenry, Illinois. WORK WANTED—By two hustlers; ticket taking, selling, helping, or @nything in the carnival line. “GEIMER,”” Box 368, Northside, Pittsburgh, Pa. YOUNG LADY—Age 23; wishes position Fe concession; park or carnival; 5 years’ steacy and reliable MISS BULAH WARD. Wallace St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. YOUNG MAN—19; wants position running concession with circus or carnival; some experience; prefer show playing Middle States. RAYMOND E. RUSSELL, Box 336, Dennison, Ohio. YOUNG MAN—19; wants to join reliable circus; experienced; amateur bucking mule rider. Address HARKY BOSNIOK, care Billboard, St. Louis, Mo. COLORED PERFORMERS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. ence; 1604 A-1 PIANIST—Would like to get position in firstclass picture or vaudeville house; single; age 23. AdIino MISS C. E. GIBBONS, 923 Monson St., Peoria, inois COLORED TEAM—Man medicine and vaudeville: and guitar playing, SINGERS, Gen. and wife; singles and sin me. talking: Del, experienced doubles; banjo tickets. Crawfordsville, Indiana. business ; Nebraska. 7 JEROME POTT—Piano, alto, stage; perience; age 28; Ucket. MAX LEONARD—Gen. Mable; age 24; 5 ft. 10; specialiies. Address GEN. 12 years’ bus. man; | 148 lbs. ; join New York. NELL a og study ; man, cornet, B. &. 0O.; o@ one-nighter. wi rep. Write or wire KLU BER, _E.lsworth, Kansas. EMMA FORREST—Heavies, characters and general DEL, Omaha, aAddress Califon, New Jersey. anything re wardrobe; quick study; experienced. Address 117 Asbury St, Rochester, AND EMIL KLUBER—Wife, general busican join EMIL SINGERS—All t the very our Song Hints on page 12. the same column, sional copies free of charge. latest songs are Listed in If you will write the various publishers whose addresses are also given in on a theater letterhead, and mention THE BILLBOARD, they will send you profes STAGE MANAGER, GEN. RECTOR—Have scripts; stock or one-piece can place your company. JACKSON, 1848 N Omaha, Nebraska. BUS. MAN a > Ss: * eth 8, INFORMATION WANTED heading, are published free of charge. At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this Write to LA BLAXCHY, 83 Weir St, EDDIE WEICKINGER—Please write me important. ERICKSON, Rogers’ Greater Shows, Citronelle, Alabama. indy Allen, dress route in Billboard. The Deeri Addison. Address A., Care Billboard, DALE, IMPERSONATOR, AND JULIAN ZONDA— Taunton, Mass. at once; The Terrible Swede, care J. A. MACY wants to hear from Henry Marshall, ngs and Babe Webber. AdDREAMLAND EXPOSITION SHOWS, as pet WANTED—Wheresbouts of Ida MacDonald or Ida Cincinnati, O. w ANTED—The add iress of William Collins, Elizabeth, N. J., in 1892 cr 1893 Ma aude e Any information MAJESTIC will born in He is wanted to Last heard of was with Mission SoFormerly blackface comebe appre headi §, are published free of charge. ~A-1 ALL-ROUND MAN—Married, JUBILEE } j tel, hard worker; must have work at once. JOHN J. RYAN, Gen. Del, Vineland, New Jersey. ALL-ROUND ARCADE AND SLOT MACHINE } REPAIRMAN—Wants position in arcade or large route of slot machines. W. E. Moline, Illinois. ciated AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE, 368 N. Diamond Station, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MISCELLANEOUS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this steady, sober and ROBERTS, Ormans Ho DO NOT WRITE MORE THAN 25 WORDS IN YOUR FREE AT LIBERTY ADVERTISEMENT. When writing copy for your free at liberty ad be sure to count the words in your name and address and include the number in your 25 word advertisement. Every week we receive a great many free at liberty ads that contain from thirty to fifty words. In reducing copy. to the required amount (25 words) we are at a loss to know what words to leave out and still retain the most essential points of the message. We want to please you, render good service and to make our advertisers feel that their at liberty ads are appreciated even though they are free; that they receive the same degree of attention extended other ads. of words. sheet of paper. POSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSSSOSSSOSSOSOOSSSOSCCCOS You can save us a lot of time by sending the right number Do not string out copy in your letter—write it on a separate GOOD COLORED ALTO SONGSTRESS AND CHARACTER WOMAN—Would like to join minstrel or musical comedy. FAY O'NEAL, Hotel Coulter, Frankfort, Indiana. a. THE APOLLO QUARTETTE—A recognized singing, dancing and talking troupe; at liberty for tenting season. Address BEN (JACK) MADISON, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. DRAMATIC ARTISTS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. ~#-1 GEN. BUS. MAN—Wife, gen. bus. and piano; rep. or one-night; wardrobe, ability, experience; re liable managers only; tickets) HARRY LEE COOKE, Gen. Del., Des Moines, _ Iowa. AT LIBERTY — Raleigh Dent, general business and specialties; age 31; 5 ft. 10; weight 140. RALEIGH DENT, General Delivery, | Tulsa, Oklahoma. AT LIBERTY—For small rep. >. show: play | heavies, juveniles or general business; wardrobe and ability; salary $12.00 and all; ticket. R. EDWYN DERRINGER, Gen. Del., Jefferson City, Missouri. AT LIBERTY—Carpenter and props.; good blackface comedian; do straight bits in bills; prefer small tab. or rep. show; 8 years’ experience. ‘‘BATTLB AXE,” Noblesville, Indiana. AT LIBERTY—Anything cast for from leads to bits; age 28; 5 ft. 11%; 158 Ibs.; wardrobe, ability; sober and reliable; ticket. BOB BURNETT, 487 Linden Ave., Memphis, Tennessee. AT LIBERTY business ; lable; 5 ft. 8; 1517 Sth St., N. E., -For characters or general stock, rep. or one-nighter; ability; rel ® lbs. ROBERT HANZLIK, Mi nneapolis, Minnesota. BARNEY KERN—Character comedy, ness or advance; account of show once; need ticket: 5 ft. 10%; St., St. Loui s, _ Missouri. ex os D. | ~ bust ; join at 1418 Locust general closing 166 lbs. HATFIELD—Character leads or r general ‘bus.: $ 25 years’ one-piece, stock and rep. experience; age 46; 5 ft. 10%; 160; th “ket. | Sebeka, Minnesota. CHARACTER, HEAVY AND GEN. BUS. MAN— Specialties; salary low; experienced; wire ticket; stock or repertoire preferred. Address ACTOR, 607% w. First St., Hastings, Nebraska. ‘CHARACTER WOMAN—Age 25: 5 ft. 9: expertenced in rep.; join at once; ticket. LILLIAN MORRIS, 918 E. 5th St, Mishawaka, Indiana. ~EDYTH OGLESBY—At liberty ; gen. bus.; A-l wardrobe; 5 ft. 5; join at eg? need ticket; specialties. Address 1418 Locust St. , St. Louis, Missourt. ENGAGEMENT WANTED—Man, characters, comedy; women, characters and general business; wardrobe, abili experience; one-piece, stock lity, or rep.; specialties. ROSS & ADAMS, Box 36, BrockwayVille, Pennsylvania. CARPENTER AND MILLWRIGHT—Park ence; wishes position to take care of park; far. __WASZIN, work from first-class collected ; : lost relatives found. 12, Denver, Colorado. experi Di ticket if 2435 Woodhill Road, Cleveland, 0. “REFINED | LADY—Well acquainted: wants detective lawyers; confidential evidence MISS A. LEWIS, Box YOUNG MAN—Desires position as chief usher or Address JEWELL, assistant manager; experienced. care Billboard, New York City. MOTION PICTURE ARTISTS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this head! are published free of charge. ACROBAT & SOCIETY DANCER—Would like to 5 ft. 7; West. . New York City. join film company; age, 23; 13 years’ experience; ALFRED WALSH, dark complexion ; vaudeville and Wild care Billboard MUSICIANS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this headl G, are published free of charge. A-1 CORNETIST—B. & ¢ 0: summer resort, hotel, cafe or dance orchestra; of references; sober and reliable. W. R. GREGG, Stewart Ave., Grove City, Pennsylvania. ~A-1 CONCERT ORCHESTRA CELLIST— Doubles clarinet in band; sober, energetic; permanent position preferred; member Local 310, N. ¥. C. LOUIS METZ, Great Southern Hotel, Box 329, _Gulfport, Mississippi. A-1 LADY STRING BASS PLAYER At liberty account of disappointment; experienced in all troupe or locate Address FE. M. ANDERSON, Clyde Ave., Chicago, Illinois A-1 MOVING PICTURE DRUMMER and all effects; will go anywhere: all answered. JOHN FE. RIDER, 424 Wyoming 8t., liamsyx ort, Pennsylvania ” a8 TROMBONIST summer resort, or locate sober and reliable; member A. F. of M. G. C. RINGTON, 20% Charies St., Cortland, New York A-1 TROMBONE & BARITONE PLAYER erty; all comers considered; will high pitch instrument; SEY, Voss, Texas. A-1 VIOLINIST with sma!l orchestra, or will consider road work library; best references H. DEARING, Ave., Price Hill, Cincinnatl, Ohio. "lay Wants position in in good, live town; 0 anywhere; must have ticket. RK. M. 1231 ; wants ¢ engagement at beat 420 on lines ; 8149 bells communications Wh theatre; married, HAR At libhave CAR Orchestra experience 3 wants work : good 4 en VIOLINIST—Several years’ experience; destres position; pictures preferred; BENNAUER, Cloverport, Kentucky. AT LIBERTY—Trombone: travel or locate. Address H. H. MYERS, Sedgwick, Kansas. good library. ADOLPH AT LIBERTY—BSolo or aasistant cornet; double on salary must be guaranteed. violin; locate or travel; Address JACK MARVIN, 38 E. 2d Bt, New ¥ York City. AT LIBERTY-—For season; competent violinist (leader); melophone in band; Join @t one; age 24; ticket. F. J. HANS, 2701 Washington Ave., Bellaire, Ohlo. AT LIBEKTY—Experienced Violinist; music; member A. F. of M Sixth Ave., Dayton, Oblo. BANDMASTEH—Cornet soloist; expert plano tuner; wants to locate; direct band, orchestra or choir; teach string and brass. ©. K. SWEIGAN, 220 Howard Ave., library of Address VIOLINIST, 310 Altona, Pennsylvania. : acted UOELLIST—Cac double wombone; A. F. @& Ma troupe or locate; Ucket if too far, Address E. F. G., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ublo. CLARINETIST—-B. & O.; seven years’ experience, low pitch; would like circus, stock, rep. or minstrel engagement. AMSA McDOWELL, Stillwater, Okla CLARINETIST-Play standard music; experienced B. & O.; will accept only orchestra or concert band work, OLARINETIST, Koanoke HKapids, North Carolina. ~GIARINETIST— Wishes engagement with picture house orchestra. B. BIDDICK, care Howard Hotel, Sioux Ciy, lowa a CORNET PLAYER —Five years’ experience; member A. F. ct M.; wishes position with show, circus or ——. Address MORRIS WEISS, 627 W. Adams , Jacksonville, Florida. Seas “Experienced in all lines; like to locate where 1 can make Living; don't smoke of drink; summer resorts write. L. JACOBSON, 37 Market St, Amsterdam, New York CORNETIST Experienced in all branches of show business; desires permanent employment; travel of locate; A. F. of M.; strictly sober and reliable. R. L. JACOBSON, 10 Herndon Ave., Mobile, Alabama. DRUMMER—Wants park, band, rink or dance work; cleaner and experienced in pictures; good references; presser by trade; work music on side. FULLERTON, Weidon, Illinols. . DRUMMER—At liberty; bells, traps, tympani. CHAS. BESSETTE, Dixie | Theater, , Galveston, _ Texas. DRUMS & EFFECTS At liberty , tor picture house ; South preferred; A. F. of M. LUCIUS JENKINS, 1 Brunell St., Waycross, Georgia. bk» CLARINET PLAYER-—Want position in concert band or good show band; play Bb and A clarinet in 125 N. Sedgwick St, orchestra. M t eeeeeemmnens Chicago, Tl EXPERIE Ne T D LEADER (Violin)—Also band; theater, dance or hotel; large Library; dependavle parties only; A. F. of Ms HL N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. Louis, Missouri EXPERIENCED TROMBONE locate; am a trouper. Scammon, Kansas LADY CELLIST—Fine orchestra and solo player; wishes engagement. Address K. WALKER, 708 5. Michigan, _Chicago, lilineis LADY CORNETIST—First-class; experienced in ad) lines; best of references. Address MAXWELL, care Orpheum Theater, Fargo, North _Dakota MUSIC 1ANS See our Song Hints on page 12. The publishers whose addresses are given therein will send you professional copies of any pew song named if you will write them on a theater letterhead and mention _T THE BILLBOARD. OBOE—: —At liberty for circus good oe: doubl.s flute; write FRITZ WALDRON, 325 W. S., Butler, Pennsylvania PROFESSIONAL TRAP DRUMMER—Have $1,200 outfit; wants position in vaudeville, concert, pictures, cabaret, etc.; years of expertence. DAVE LEWIS, General Delivery, Kansas City, Missouri. ROBERT FE. LANGUEIN—The Yankee Drummer: PLAYER—Troupe or Address CARL BERGMAN, play double drums, bells, xylophone and picture effects; ten years’ experience; married, sober, reliable. Address Mitchell, South Dakota. SCOTCH BAGPIPER AND DANCER—Strictly sober and reliable; first-class wardrobe and instruments; must have ticket; rellable managers address TOM DILLON, 3 Church 8t., Detroit, Michigan. STRING BASS—At liberty for season. WILL PARKER, 220 Rochester St., Fulton, New York. TRAP DRUMMER —Experienced in picture house and vaudeville; can double cookhouse; years’ perience; hotel and show boats write. P. P. RUCK. 230 S. Fifth St., Evansville, Indians. TRAP DRUMMER—Full line drums, and bells; sight reader; experienced in all lines; go any place; reliable. DRUMMER, 226 . Collins, Colorado. TRAP DRUMMER—With full outfit; pre prefer en gagement with picture theatre, but will consider your immediate wants; wire or write VERNE GUNSALLY, Lamon!, lowa TRAP DRUMMER—For dance orchestra, but will accept anything good: go anywhere; strictly sober and reliable. G. B. STEGALL, Batnbridge, Georgia. TROMBONE—B. & 0.; sober and reliable; five years’ experience in slow business; wishes position with reliable road show: rep. show preferred. HAL BU RNWELL, Dunlap, lowa. TROMBONE—B & O.; can double saxophone. 50 Butler Ave., Columbus, Ohio. TWO YOUNG MEN--Guitarist and = mandolinist; would like to travel. Address E. E SPANGLER, Box 72, Wormleysburg, Pennaylvania. ~ VIOLINIST (Leader)—Would like to make change: best of references; A. F. of M. LEADER, experienced and reliable; Address W. O. MORRISON big library; 1201 Fifth Ave., Columbus, Georgia. VIOLINIST...Experienced in classical and up-todate music; sing, dance, work comedy; open for engagement in steady working musical act ARTHUR JACKSON, 3023 Kensin ‘gion Ave., Phifadelphia, Pa. VIOL INIST “AND 1 PIANIST— Years of all-round ex perience; extensive library; can accept positian in South or West: vaudeville preferred: reference. MUSICAL DIRECTOR, Re Ox 369, Chicago, Ilinots VIOLINIST AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Arranger; union; experienced tn all lines: choice brary; double cornet oO. G. BRINKMEIER,, Box 522, Bastrop, Texas, VIOLINIST AND PIANIST (Ladies) sort, picture theater or dance orchestra: up-te-date library of music. Dayte om Ter neasce Summer resight readers; MUSICIANS, Box 83, | library of music: LOWERY, Altkin, experienced in sober and ANDERSON, Iilinots PIANO-—Both experienced pleture preferred; plenty of music and can DeMORE, Logan, Montana LEADER—Prefer first = vaudeviNe or house; best referencecs; wate or travel; double trombone. MUSICIAN, 20" Doty 8t., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and wife; VIOLIN AND PIANO—Man hare the ability, experience and a fine library; picture house or dance work wanted. VIOLINIST, Box 222, Lake City, Iowa. ~ YOUNG MAN— 26; buck dancer; play small parts and little cornet; wants summer engagement for band ; seven years’ trouping CHARLES EMIL. ~ VIOLINIST only; Good experienced, WM Double alto large library and strictly or locate THs. W Ave., South Chicago VIOLIN AND musicians; Weat play it. ROR VIOLIN Micture ~ will locate _Minnesota all reliable; 8149 VIOLIN lines; troupe Cahokle experience; Gen. Del., Haverhill, Mansachusetta,