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The Billboard
MARCH 4, 1916,
BOY ACROBAT—16100 Ibs.; round-off flips, | hanc
balanciug, half twister somersaults; double swinging ladder, perch; fairs wire. ARTHUR PLUNKETT, Sterling, Lilinois.
CYCLONE KNOX—Champion trick and fancy motordrome rider; wauts conwact for season; good references; new machine. Address LESTER KNOX, Mur
» Teunessee,
~ CHANDELIERMAN—Legisiered — Windhorst x.
Co.; strictly eae any make of lights or engine. ED. P. HARRISON, 208 E. 35th 8t, . York City
CHAS. KIRCHMANN—Without the use of hands and feet, writes, paints, plays xylopbone and shaves for store roome and museums. Address care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
OONTORTIONIST—A-1 wardrobe; neat act; operator and electrician; 10 reels feature pictures; all of
THE GREAT COMODORE, care Spriugtield, Missouri.
COOK AND WAITER—Or two waiters; for or one == two-car shows; and reliable, HAM BROS, Hotel Wear, Hillsboro, Texas.
SoNBOT: /—Steer thrower and trick roper; fancy rope spinning; A-1 oufit; would like to join sircus or Wid West. SCOTTY WHITETREE, 905 Main 8t.. Joplin,
circus GRaA
~ ESCAPE KING AND Se a to join good carnival company. Address E. KISSICK, Omaha, Nebraska.
“FAMILY AERIAL ACTS—Triple traps, Roman rings, slack-wire, double wire slide, tumbling, hand, chair and bottle balancing; wife, ticket seller. EMER SON & EMERSON, 96 Main St., Wellsville, N. Y.
FORWARD CONTORTIONIST—Desires —with reliable circus or vaudeville act; origina several new stunts; age 19. GLEN ANDSEN, General Delivery, Chicago, Illinois.
FRANK LaBARR—Novelty contortionist; the man
© goes through lead pencil; for fairs, circus or carnival; reliable managers only. FRANK LaBARR, 147 Frost Ave., Roc hester, N New York.
FREAK AND SKELETON-—At liberty for sideCc, CUNNINGHAM, care Billboard, Chicago,
GOOD, STRONG ATHLETIC SHOW—Meeting all comers; also have baby rack; would like to join carni
val company. C. B. DRAKE, 255% W. Washington
St., New Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana. GRINDER—Wants position with carniva) company;
all-round talker on any show or attraction. Ticket?
Yes. Address LONNIK KING, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
“HEAD ANIMAL L KEEPER— Ten y years’ ~ experience; wants position in park or on road; sober and reliable; references. W. H. SHEAK, Ijamsville, Indiana.
HIGH DIVER—With own outfit; at liberty for carnivals for season. R. L. DRUMM, Peru, Indiana.
“TNDIAN ROPE AND CHAIN ARTISTS—Grey Wolf and Princess Waneta; escapes in full view of the
audience; long experience; references. Address care Billboard, New York City.
LADY—Would like work with circus or carnival. Address GRACE BALLINGER, 820% Keeler, Boone, Iowa. ~ MADGE LENOX—Contortionist, Oriental dancer and snake charmer; open for fairs, carnivals; reliable managers write; salary your best. Address 147 Frest Ave., Rochester, New York.
MAGICIAN—Wants engagement in circus or carnival; also good ground tumbler and chair balancer; EASTMAN, care A. Biles, Pepin, Wisconsin.
MAN AND WIFE—Young and neat appearance; degires position; seven years’ experience in coneession business; fast paddle wheel workers; state your best; ticket. N. E. WERTZ, Winchester, Virginia.
MAN AND WIFE—Man, lecturer and grinder; some boxing, carpenter and electrician; wife, wrestler; meets all comers up to 120 lbs. V. D. CULVER, 110 Locust St., Gallipolis, Ohio.
MAN AND WIFE—A-1 talker and ticket seller; would like to join gcod carmiva! company. Address HAPPY RAYMOND, 1415 Frederick Ave., St. . Joe, Mv.
MANAGERS, do you need an honest man as concession operator or advance man? Advertising my specialty. F. SCHERMERHORN, Blue Earth, Minn.
~MOTORDROME RIDER—With or without t machine; wants contract for season; trick riders well experienced. CLARK, 533 8&8. Jefferson, St. $, Missouri.
O'BRIEN FAMILY—For small circus; tae. “double traps, contortion, rope spinning and juggling; also mall band; ticket seller and candy butcher. O'BRIEN, Fitzgerald, Georgia.
@LD PUT—The rm rube; _at liberty for tenting seaeon; —— old man; good concert turn; streev Tube. D PUT, 2425 S. fsth, Lincoln, Nebraska. og nn position; best of qualifications;
ays satisfactory; only square deals considered; money-maker; long experience. KAROMA, Box 72, Daleville, Indiana. rae i
PERSON’S GOAT CIRCUS—Complete show outfit fg carnival; salary or percentage; 25-minute act; [lpols, indiana or Iowa preferred. CAPT. PERSON, Altamont, Illinois. _ ae a eo
POSITION WANTED—With carnival; handle candy or paddle wheel; willing worker; pheto if desired; formerly with Wallce Shows. MRS. ROSE GARD, 1617 llth St., Bakersfield, California.
PROF. FRANK GRAF, TATTOOED WONDER— Open for season; circuS preferred; will consider firstclass carnival; fine display and banner. Address care Billboard, Gincinnati, Ohio.
SITUATION WANTED—By man and wife; both experienced; man, ticket seller or cook; lady, reptile worker in side-show; tickets. GEO. E. CLAYTON, 862 Main St. Charlestown, Massachusetts.
~ STRAIGHT MAN— Young, good appearance; for carnmival, musical comedy or tabloids; lead numbers; Join at once. W. H. MILLER, care Billboard, Chicago, Tlinois.
TWO WAITERS OR USHERS—For circus or cook and waiter for one or two-car show; sober and reHable; will go anywhere. GRAHAM BROS., Hotel Wear, Hillsboro, Texas.
T. S. WALLER—A well-known door or talker, a at liberty for A-1 shows; real managers answer. Address Ia Grange, North Carolina.
WAGON SHOWS, NOTICE!—Man, wife and little girl; side show and concert people; give whole side show or concert on per cent. H. C. MOORE, Phoenix, Arizona.
WANTED—Position as ticket seller with carnival or circus. BELLE MOORE, 2920 W. Madison St., Chicago, Illinois.
WANTED—Position with good carnival company; general talker; handle any kind of show; also balloon rider. Write KID GAMBELL, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED-—-Position with carnfval company as con
ceasion agent: experienced and sober; fish pond preferred. Address J. D. C., care Price’s, 309% Main me, F Worth, Texas.
WHO WANTS THE CHAMPION 122-LB. LADY BOXER !—Works with brother: only reliable managers “KID” PLUNKETT, Sterling, Illinois.
WORLD'S BEST TATTOOED MAN—Only man
alive with tattooed scalp;
best salary with tattocing privilege. CLARK, Chicago, Ilinois.
YOUNG LADY AERONAUT—Have 80-ft. balloon | outfit; wants engagement with reliable people; fair secretaries write. FLURENCE PHELPS, Box 4333, Grand HRapids, Michigan
YOUNG LADY—19; 5 “ft. 5; would like to join carnival; A-1 wrestler; ticket. MISS MAYRE ROMEY, RK. R. 20, Parker, Indiana.
YOUNG MAN—With six years’ experience; would like to sign up &a steward with railroad show. Address H. B. H., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ZOAISHA—Male Arabian dancer; from exposition; five years in San Francisco; Uriental muscle dancing that’s not vulgar; beautiful wardrobe. Address care Billboard, Chicago. ois.
COLORED PERFORMERS At Liberty Advertisements without Gapias, under this heading, are published free of charge. COLORED CONCERT COMEDY CoO. c FAM
ILY BAND—Double stage; FERGUSON, Gen. Del., Crawfordstille,
COLORED MAN AND WIFE—Sober, medicine and vaudeville team; singles; banjo and tar playing; tickets. JUB SINGERS, Gen. Del., Crawfordsville, Indiana.
NEGRO SINGER, BUCK AND WING BDANCER— Werk acts and make them go; prefer minstrel, tab. or one-nighter. Address HOWARD VAILL, Fitzgerald, Georgia.
DRAMATIC ARTISTS At Liberty , a without ee under this charge.
experienced rs; doubles, ILEE
ng, are published free
A-1 GEN. BUS. MAN—Wife, gen. bus. and pianist; joint or single; rep. or one-night; tickets; reliable managers only. HARRY LeCOOKE, Gen. Del., Des Moines, Iowa.
ANN LESTER—Leads, second business; 23; 5 ft. 5; 125 lbs.; Hugh Lester, juveniles, comedy ; 22; 5 ft. 6; 125 lbs.; specialties. 65 Laurier Ave., Ottawa, Ont., Canada.
AT LIBERTY—For general business, men; car show; one-nighter preferred; FRANK GAVIN, 8 N. Jackson St., Mobile, Alabama.
AT LIBERTY—For stock; the popular screen actross, Baby Zoe Lewis; four years old; formeriy with Lubin Company, Philadelphia, and Jacksonville, Pla. BABY ZOE, care Billboard, _ Cincinnati, Ohio.
AT LIBERTY—For onenighter “or small threenight rep.; juveniles, light comedy; wife, bits, small parts; specialties; ticket. GILBERT MACK, Gen. Del., Chicago, Illinois.
“AT LIBERTY—Gen. Bus. man; almost anything cast for; scripts; can oe) specialties; reliable; 38; 5 ft. 8%; 160 Ibs. F. I COLE, General Delivery, Minne
heavies, old fake drums.
far. G. N. , Massachusetts.
apolis, | » nt AT LIBERTY—For boat show; treasurer, with bond; work concession; also A-1 juvenile man who
puts on numbers; joint engagement only. W. CLELAND, 204 E. North Ave., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. !
THE CALLAHANS—Frank, General business, characters, director with nonroyalty scripts; man, Juvenlies, characters, anything cast for; singing Les. Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania.
THE LaFELLES—Vic., 27; 5 ft. 4; characters, silly kid, comedian; also pianist, read, fake, etc.; Addaline, leads, soubrettes; 5 ft. 4; 23; tickets. BOX 382, Glencoe, Minnesota.
‘band; travel or locate;
CLARINET PLAYER—Wishes position for concert carnival or cireus; strictly sober and reliable. CLARINET PLAYER, 114% Cask Ave., 5. W., Roanoke, Virginia,
CORNETIST—Wishes show or circus work; willing to double. ERNEST KRAMEK, _ Grant Park, Llinots.
OCORNETIST—First or second; wishes position In
YOUNG MAN—22; 5 ft. 8; 130 lbs.; make-up elegant; quick study; bits, stock, anything. _ JAMES BINNARD, 1227 Adams, Spokane, Waal
INFORMATION WANTED At iy Advertisements bw A under this ing, are published charge.
ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts of Miss Lottie Fayette, Katherine M. Harting and W. Stanley Grey, please address A. LOMBARDO & CO., Torrington, Connecticut.
ANYONE KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS of J. S& (Scotty) Carroll, scenic artist and Scotch piper, or Earnie A. Jack, actor, please advise A. D. GREER, Carrollton, lll. Important.
WOULD LIKE. TO KNOW the whereabouts of Bill Walkenshaw of V. R. Ranch fame. Kindly address ARIZONA HARRY, 98 Winfield, Worcester, Mass.
MISCELLANEOUS
At Liberty Advertisements without Gtaptay. under this heading, are published free of charge.
AT LIBERTY—Expert demonstrator; any line; good appearance; either window or pone! Prone indoor or outside. W. CROXSON, Jackson Park Hotel, Chicago, Illinois.
CHEF STEWARD—Twenty years’ experience; references; prefer diner on show playing one-nigut stands; go anywhere. R. R. BOYER, State Hotel, Corpus Christi, Texas.
GOOD BARKER—Wants night work in Chicag». ARTHUR WEEKS, 924 Western Ave., Chicago, Ll.
~WANTED—Position as house man; also billposter; have had one year’s experience. Address LEWIS BOTTS, Fuller Opera House, Madison, Wisconsin.
“WANTED—Position as assistant with bird act; quick to learn; strictly sober and reliable; state salary. Address ASSISTANT, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Obio.
YOUNG MAN—Wants position in a small theater or show as janitor, spotlight and electrician; ticket LEONARD, 1159 8S. Main St., Campello,
MOTION PICTURE ARTISTS At Liberty Advertisements witheut display, under this heading, are published free of charge. “CAMERAMAN—A-1 references; have been associated with Richmond Motion Picture
Co., field, studi#° and laboratory work. Address E. W. BROWN, 1900 W. Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
~ EXPERIENCED —
advertisements that contain more
free ads.
THAN 25 WORDS, including in the ber and city.
COUNT THE WORDS IN YOUR FREE AT LIBERTY ADVERTISEMENTS
Every week copy comes to this department for free at liberty
than 25 WORDS—the limit for
Sometimes we are at a less to know what words to leave out without affecting the nature of the ad. DO NOT WRITE MORE
count your name, street and num
The words in blind ads, addressed in care of The Billboard, must be counted also and are not permitted to exceed 25.
BOB BURNETP—Heavies and general business; age 28; 5 ft. 10%; 164; wardrobe, experience, ability; make me your offer. _ 487 Linden Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
BOB FLETCHER—Heavies, genera! business, 5 ft. 5%; 150 Ibs.; sober and reliable; ticket. Address 123 Hobart St., Ridgefield Park, New Jersey.
ELLIE BARLOW—Wants work; “characters, straight or comedy; also Harry Barlow, Jr.; age 5; bay parts. Address ELLIE BARLOW, General Delivery, El Paso, Texas.
EMMA FORREST—Heavies, characters and general business; specialties. Address General Delivery, Omaha, Nebraska.
EUGENE PURKISS—Leads, heavies, characters, director with scripts; Julia Bell, second business, characters; wardrobe and ability. Address Parker, S. D.
~ GENERAL SINESS MAN AND D DIRECTOR— Age 35; 5 ft. 9; 145 lbs. M. A. FRANCILLON, Morland Hotel,
Cleveland, Ohio. = GENERAL BUSINESS WOMAN—Second or third
business in rep.; age 25; 5 ft. 9; 135 lbs. Address LILLIAN MORRIS, 918 E. 5th St., Mishawaka, Indiana.
HAL KEENE—A-1 piano player; Vesti Michael,
leads; appearance, wardrobe and ability; joint only. Address Gen. Del., Springfield, Ohio.
HEAVY MAN, JUV ENILES AND GENERAL BUSINESS—23; 5 ft. 9; 138 lbs.; appearance, personality, ability, experience; wardrobe destroyed, but will buy more. MAGICIAN, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
HEAVIES, CHARACTERS, GENERAL BUSINESS —Specialtices; age 38; 5 ft. 10; 160 Ibs. Addreas INO. P. BROCK, @8 Laurier Ave., E., Ottawa, Ont.
JACK CARR—General
business, director; good scripts; Catherine Carr, juveniles and character bits; single and double specialties. JACK CARR, Route 2, B Box 3, care M. E. Lewis, Agra, Oklahoma.
“JACK KIRK—Leading and general business; ; direct short cast scripts; age 28; 5 ft. 10; 170 Ibs. : experience, ability; sober, reliable. 207 8. 3d St., Waco, Texas.
JUVENILE AND JUVENILE LEADING MAN— Age 25: 5 ft. 10%; 145 lbs.; stock, rep. or production; no specialties; experierced and reliable; ticket. oO. A. L., care’ Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MAN AND WIFE—For one-piece under canvas;
— Western script that’s not done to death; will diman, leads; wife, soubrette. ELMER NOLAND. 1310 E. 3d St., Alton, Illinois.
~ SINGERS—All the very latest songs are listed in our Somg Hints on page 12. If you will write the various publishers whose addresses are also given in the same column, on a theater letterhead, and mention THE yr —? will send you professional copies free of charge.
STRAIGHT MAN AND JUVENILE—For or dramatic playlet; gen. bus.; for stock near N. C.: or domble for vaudeville. care Selig, 560 W. 179th Bt, New York City.
MUSICIANS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge.
my ALTO MELOPHONE—Double violin in orches
; circus or carnival; 20 years’ experience; six sea
pat on the largest circuses; sober and reliable. 132% E. Center St., Fostoria, Ohio.
ie 1 “ALTO PLAY ER—5 years’ + ear | prefer position with carnival or circus. Address J. H. FOBAR, 132 19th St., East Moline, Illinois.
A-1 ALTO—Play drums, strictly sober and reliable; wishes position with carnival or circus. Adress ALTO PLAYER, 358 Salem Ave., S. W., care Home Restaurant, Roanoke, Virginia.
A-1 ALTO PLAYER—Double snare or bass drum; sober and reliable; go auywhere; salary reasonable. Address MUSICIAN, 5033 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, 11Unois.
A-1 CONCERT VIOLINIST—Orchestra and band director; teach all string and brass instruments: Florida
or Georgia preferred; married. MUSIC DIRECTOR, 513 W. Fifth 8t., Sioux City, Iowa.
A-1 ORCHESTRA CELLIST—Double clarinet in band; sober; member Local 310, New York City; prefer permanent position near N. Y. LOUIS METZ, Gen. Del, » Gulfport, Mississippi.
A-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Full line of traps; F. of M.; would like to play for vaudeville and t theater. JOSEPH DELANEY, 60 Clark St., Burlington, _ Vermo mt.
“A-1 TRAP DRU MMER—Open for. “engagement; it; full line of traps; experienced in all lines; play bells; salary moderate. RAYMOND EVERETT, 1522 8. S5th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
A-1 VIOLINIST (Leader)—Play cornet, baritone; band director; want location in good town; teach string and band instruments. DIRECTOR, 513 W. Sth St., Sioux City, lowa
AT LIBERTY—For circus, carnival or show; cornet player; trouper: no ‘LAY ABBOTT, Lincoln, Kansas.
AT LIBERTY—For Philadelphia and vir ‘nity only; second cornet for band: young man; age 20. Address JAMES ALLEN CAMPBEL L, 705 N. Fifth St., Philadeiphia, Pennsylvania.
AT LIBERTY alto;
dramatic or chaser.
Locate or travel; brass arranger; sober; good union; join at once. Council Bluffs, lowa.
BAND INSTRUCTOR—Fur young or old band: all instruments and plenty of music. Address BAND INSTRI OTOR, Bot 127, Jolinson City, Texas.
~CLARINETIST— At liberty for season; reliable peoDie omy write LEE JACKSON, 651 Perrsin Ave., Lafayette, J Indiana nC ARINETIST —Desires position in orchestra, hotel,
eater oF com satisfaction guaranteed. HENR BOAGE, Gen. Del., Fulton, New York. .
CLARINETIST—Wishes position with band in cr
coun: low oF ye hey Bee 1068. W. DANIELEY, RB. R. 1, Releigh, North Carolina
orchestra leader, dresser; fine rep. ; 8S. V. DOWNS 118 N, 7th St.,
a, or would travel with circus oF stock
company; U. Navy B. & U. experience. LAWRENCE, “beeen _ Delivery, Joliet, Illinois, CORNETIST—Desires steady employment; travel or locate; A. F. of M.; experienced in 4 5 ag rr show business; reliable managers only. 1. JAC, SON, 10 Herndon Ave., Mobile, }-, CORNETIST—Wishes circus, stock engagement or
engagemen location with summer resort band; U. 8. Navy Band and trouping experience; now in Illinocla, A LAWRENCE, _ care Billboard, _ Cincinnad, © Ohio.
CORNET AND LEADER—At_ liberty ; for circus or carnival; experienced wagon and railroa goxl rep. of music; sober, CHAS. EL VALENTINES Blelock
Park, Peekskill, New York
DANCE TRAP DRUMMER—Wants picture experiexperience; work cheap. JOE 8 UNDERWOOD, McLeod, North Carolina.
~ DOUBLE BASS—Doubles on string bass; permanent position. Ticket? Yes. TUBA, sds Ne 60th Ave., Omaha, Nebraska.
EXPERIENCED CORNETIST— Will take circus, carnival or anything reliable. sy . MARCUB, 19 Sixth St., N. W., Washington, D.
EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band; theater, dance or —— large library; dependable paruies only; A. F. M. H. N. LENZ, 514 Walnut St., St. Louis, Missourt.
~ “FIDDLES”’—The cabaret violinist, at liberty, Address care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FLUTE AND PICOOLO—For A-i dramatic show. circus or carnival; first-class references. A. DD. GREER, Box 644, Carrollton, Hlinois,
MAN AND WIFE—Drums, bells, xylophone, plano; man A-1 singer, sign painter and operator; manage huuse; live wire. CARL MALONE, TUl 8S. Jefferson St.. Robinson, Llinois.
MONSTER Bd BASS—B. & 0.; long experience in the best grade of band and orchestra work; can join on_wire, GRADY HALLMAN, Wills Point, , Texas
MONSTER Eb BASS—At liberty; sober and relable. Address CHAS. KIEFFER, 32% Harrison Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
MUSICIANS—See our Song Hints on page 12. The publishers whose addresses are given therein will send you professional copies of any new song named ff you will write them on a theater letterhead and mention THE BILLBOARD.
TRAP DRUMMER—Have all traps and bells; can double alto; will make salary low {if position ts permanent. TRAP DRUMMER, 507 Main St, Ames, lowa.
TRAP DRUMMER—Bells, lophones;
ae and #4 experienced in all lines; union lable. Write HARRY L JOHNSON, ‘ourend
and rel Theater, Muskegon, Michigan.
TRAP DRUMMER—Vaudeville or pictures ; are: prefer stock or one-night stand; send ticket. SCOUTON, 6337 Ingleside Ave., Chicago, titinete
TROMBONE PLAYER—wants position in circus; theater or smal! traveling show; any orchestra work; send ticket. ORVILLE E. BAIRD, Creemore, Ont, Canada.
TROMBONFE—Double small ment with reliable rep. show under canvas. Address B.-O. & S., care Billboard, , Cincinnati, Ohio
TROMBONE—B. & ©.; sober, reliable. Address L. J. BROUGHTON, General Delivery, Kansas Clty, Missouri. — 7 eer ee ee, Pe HP
TROMBONIST—®o road experience; prefer dramatic stock, so that I can learn the business. HAROLD WILLIAMS Seren, 16 W. lift 8, Kansas City, Missouri
VIOLINIST—Wants road experience; have bo a4 brary of orchestra music; can join at once. aon DARING, 1231 Fourth Ave. » Price Hill, Cintnnete
parts; wants engage
VIOLINIST—Leader and director; desires position; thoroughly competent in all branches of the amusement business. Address MUSICAL DIRECTOR, 652 East 12th St., Erie, Pennsylvania.
VIOLINIST library; play music especially adapt artistic fashion. Address VIOLINIST. St., Louisville, Kentucky.
VIOLIN (Leader) —Double trombone ; music; locate or tra@vel; experienced in a oe LIN LEADER, 260 Waupun St., Fond du Lac, Wis VIOLIN AND PIANO—Men; experienced in all lines; good repertoire of music. Address MUSICIANS, 320 ) Doty St, Fond du _lac, Wisconsin. WANTED—Position by clarinet and tener saxophone player; experienced in hotel, theatrical and summer resort work; can give references. F. RUSSO, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
YOUNG FLUTIST—Desires engagement ement until June lst; write quick; best of references; lots of experi——— FLUTIST, P. O. Box 1, Ravenwood,
to the film, 117 Caldwell
OPERATORS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge.
A-1 OPERATOR—Wishes position; best of references; will go anywhere; state salary, equipment, eta Address D. E. KLEIST, care Ethlin Hotel, @&pokane, Washington
~A-l OPERATOR AND ASSISTANT MANAGER— One who can write signs and advertising; no drunk; six years’ experience; state all. CLYDE CARR, Corbin, Kentucky.
COMPETENT OPERATOR AND EL ECTRIOIAN—
Can handle engine and power plant; long experience salary reasonable; no booze. GEO, W. OL IVER, Station E, Route 2, Box 199, Louisville, Kentucky
MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR—Also electrician ; sober and reliable; 10 years’ experience; show closing cause of ad. LeROY CADY, Nashua, lowa
M. P. OPERATORS—With machine and films; at al liberty fur road show; state salary; ticket. Address
LEWIS _KIGGINS, Mulberry, Kansas.
M. P. OPERATOR Young man: 21; wishes position as second operator in Chicago theater; state salary in first letter. H. ©. SMITH, 3816 8. Honore St, Chicago, Iiinots,
OPERATOR AND BILLPOSTER—Also stage carPenter; always sober and reliable; will supply references; salary $18; send ticket J. W. SIMMONS,
General Delivery, Valparaiso, Indiana.
OPERA TOR—Who guarantees perfect picture proJection at all times; also first-class advertiser; refer
ences. Address GEO, OLINE, 1811 Division mm, Burlington, lowa. OPERATOR—Fight years’ experience aeterenens: references; if
you want real projection, write;
no nor
will | work for notht 3 ie fv 8 ng. CLHELN, “ie oth Ave., WANTFD—Position aa gare operator; 8&8 years experience; can run any machine; best of refH. L. CURTIS. “Re Room 14 Tyler Apperson
erences. Bldg., Mt. Mt. Sterling, re: Z% H. KELLEY, 50 Baker &t,
Lynn, expert tae , x all re : . N. fT
(Orchestra ye ye music