The Billboard 1916-04-01: Vol 28 Iss 14 (1916-04-01)

APRIL 1, 1916. The Billboard | LADY BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Man HIGH DIVER—Open for parks, fairs aed celebraSINGERS—All the very latest songs are listed in MISCELLANEOUS or lady band, playing parks, fairs, ete.; long expe-| tions; have tanks and “ugnted ladders. Address} our Song Hints on page 12. If you will write the At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this | rience; big attraction; write at once. G. M. GRAY, DIVER, 2720 Park Ave., St. Louis, Missouri. various publishers whose addresses are alsv given ip heading, are published free of charge care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio, ~KEI LY AND WESLEY—Ksockabout comedy acthe same column, on a theater eee and — MAN AND WIFE—Violin and plano; would like | robats: positively the most sensational act in Amer| 108 THE BILLBOARD. they will send you prof float sional cepies free of charge Pt — ye gy car pa it to hear from picture house or summer Ls tick| fea; highest fall in the world. CHARLES WESLEY, aler sober, ) taal, : t N. _N fat, EJ. PETERS, 625 Jefferson St., Quincy, P. KELLOGG, 412 W. Divisdon, Fond du Lac, Wis ee AGN Ee ogi Tale IP VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS AT LIBEETY—Famous lecturer; entire = MUSICIANS —See our Song Hints on page 12. The | cus, carnival; with or without outfit; ‘nsions | At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this Africa, Asia, America; speaks five languages; pianist, | pu) jishers whose addresses are given therein will send | day or night; fair secretaries write. O., care heading, are published free of charge organist; splendid talker. SEARS, Lusz Dakin St..| you professional copies of any new song named if | Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. — Chicago, ILinats. you will write them on a theater letterhead and menLADY BA NIST AND AERONAUT—Fo all _-* 1 . bi | AND nana ACT ~—EXPERT DEMONSTRATOR—Any line; good ap-| Uon THE BILLBOARD. kinds of Siemens own outfit; will jump from aero| wo. LU cou a2 oa ath ae A tangy Fag low of exposition, indeor or outORGANIST—Wants position in picture theater; | plane for anyone else. MLLE. ESTELLA DE BAR, w CHOXSON, 6308 Drexel, 34 Fiat, Ciicago, | also A-1 vaudeville pianist; union; New England oe ce a Peoria, Illinois, A-l ECCENTRIC DANCER—Also straight, buck, lines. | States preferred. Address R. W. SMITH, 1461 North | — a . ———_—_—— | etc.; 6 ft; very slender. MICHAEL KENNEDY, 600 ~ ~ a MAXWELL BROTHERS—World’s greatest gE 136th St., , Bronx, New York. LECTURER—4 ; physician in Ohio, | St, Springfield, Massachusetts. __.____.. | horizontal bar artists; also hay rack act; two acts; | ———,.— indiana, West Virginia, Michigan: age 40; tcket; RELAABLE TRAP DRU MMER—Bells, “traps, movie | fairs, etc., write 2427 Penn Ave., Dallas, Texas. A-1 MANDOLINIST, VIOLINIST, CARTOONIST sober. DR. MOON, Reedsville, Obie. effects; will do light work om the side; 8 years’ | ~pij) = Rem a ee ee — Ry play 2 ; = experience. TRAP DRUMMER, : Sloan. PALMIST—Wants location in first-class park or some characters show: ticket MOTION PICTURE ARTISTS lowa. 5 summer resort on per cent: must be near Toledo, O. | Jas. E. VERNON, 109 Bapwitt § ste *Yostland, 3 Mich. MADAME THELMA BRODEN, care Billboard, Cin—-— At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this | TAP DERUMMER-—At liberty; locate or troupe. | cinnati, Ohio. ALL-ROUND COMEDIAN—Do comedy or straight heading, are published free of charge “MOTION PICTURE ~CAMERAMAN-— -Experienced in in different lines of work; own complete outfit; reasonable salary; write of wire MOTION PICTU KB PHOTOGRAPHER Millersburg, Pennsylvania. WANTED—Position with moving picture company @m Atlantic a@ Pacific Coast; will start at bottom: worked illusion several! years; age 44; 5 fT 11; 210 in §=6BOX OM, Extherwood, | MUSICIANS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this beading, are published free of charge A-l BAND AND OBCHESTRA < LEADER—Comet and ; @ttensive library ; enced; can handle any Using. * address JOB BIELLINGER, Paragould, et A-1 BAND LEA gusic and know how to play it; E. B. JOHNSON, 411 South A St. Hogers, A-l BASS ——. years’ music; reliable, sober; join at once; wire. E. W. BRANDT, “Onward, lndjana. CELLIST— Experienced in all lines; double clarinet In band; er Local 310, New York City. Gre at Southern Hotel, Gulfport, Mississippi. ~“a-] CELLIST—Can > trombone in band; locate or troupe; A. F. of M.; thoroughly reliable. E. GVBTACH, Tis Scott St, Wausau, Wisconsin A-l CLARINETIST—A. F. of M.; open for engagement; travel or locate; best of references. CLARINETIST, 1123 Royal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. A-1 CONCERT VIOLINIST—Director, band and orchestra; teacher of string, brass and reed instru ments; prefer location in Florida or Georgia. MUsICAL DIRECTOR, 513 W. Sth St, Sioux City, lowa. A-1 CORNETIST ae in band and orchestra; open for summer dance, hotel, solo or chautauqua engagement. ARTHUR CHRISTIAN, 221 Salem St., Lowell, Massachusetts. ‘S erty | CORNETIST—At liberty for summer season; anything that pays the money; plenty of show experiTOMMY MANN, ence; ticket. Hamilton, Indiana. A-l CORNETIST _-_ a. BAND LEADER— _—¢ ards at sight: street; first-class sober and reliable Address MUSICIAN, 126 ath St, Red . M A-1 CORNETIST—Twenty-four years’ experience in all lines; wants permanent location; A. F. of M.; band director; practical laundryman. W. PIDDINGTON, Clarksburg, West Virginia. A-l| DRUMMER-—Play and Pe for vaudeville, pictures or dance; F. M.; reliable; up in standard music. G. G. HORN, Red Granite, Wisconsin. A-1 EXPERIENCED ba eg E PLAYER—Thea steady young sight MITCHELL, Box 108, Lawrence, ones MUSICIAN—Plays cornet, melophone, Bb no booge: reliable managers write. J. FRANK You NG. 54 Pearl St., Cambridge, Massachusetts. Address JACK WILLIAMS, Minstrels, Elkhart, Indiana. TRAP DRUMMER—Full line of traps; travel or locate; anything; send ticket. ED SCOUTON, 6337 Ingleside Ave., Chicago a TRAP DRUMMER—Well experienced in all lines; join on wire. ABE FREEMAN, General Delivery, Orlahema City. OF lahoma. THUMBUNe-—B. & U.; preferred. Address J. lowa VIOLINIST—Wants position as orchestra picture house; library; perfect habits; A. F. VIOLINIST, Reom 2, Commercial Bidg., Missourt. VIOLINIST. Young man; experienced soloist and first-class sight reader, W. R. HOVER, 334 W. State Sireet, Lthaca, New York. Orpheum Theater, care ‘a “ROBINSON, ‘Reinbeck, SUMMER POSITION WANTED—At pai park or x or theater, by yoimg man, age 26; salary reasonable. Address TREASURER EMPKESS THEATER, Decatur, Illinois. “THE GREAT KNETZGER—Novelty and comedy juggler, hoop-rolling, club act, spinning, balancing, musical novelties; good wardrobe; advertising lithos; long __berformance ; ce; strictly reliable. ble. _ Duquoin, i. THE HUMAN CANNON BALL—Loop-the-gap from cannon; want to hear from booking offices; name best salary. PROF. HARRY SMITH, 2409 W. 10th St., Marion, Indiana. Bp x A-1 ACTS—Revolving iron-jaw act, novelty act held by teeth, acrobatic act. a Thio, $16 High St., St. Louis, es ZAHRAH & ZELMA—Illusion show; out managers having a suitable building and wanting a good Illusion show address ZAHRAH & ZELMA, Meriden, Conn. Caldwell St., Louisville, Kentucky VIOLINIST—Fer theater of dance business; temperate, single and reliable: aight reader and business player. HARRY LEON PRESCOTT, 21 Olive St, Lawrence, Massachusetts. VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—Man and wife; at liberty for theater or dance job; large library and experience in all lines. G. G. GASTONE, Ferris, Il. VIOLINIST—-Classical and up-to-date music; good appearance; sing, dance, work comedy and straight; also partner who plays cello ARTHUR JACKSON, 3023 Kensington Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. VIOLINIST—Leader; thoroughly capable in all branches of the amusement business; desires work; responsible managers address MUSICAL DIRECTOR, 652 B. 12th St, Erie, Pennsylvania. VIOLINIST AND a SICAL DIRECTOR B. ; & 0 theater, hotel; A. PF. M w. FUHRER, 3721 Olive 8t.. St. Louis, ; A, WELL-KNOWN LADY DIRECTOR AND VIOLINmusic publisher's IST—-Would like to take charge of demonstrating department; salary or commission; furnish piano players. A. B. C., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. YOUNG LADY TRAP DRUMMER—Desires position with hotel entertainers or picture house; prefer West Coast location; 5 years’ experience. BETTY M., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. YOUNG MAN—Age 20; violinist, for vaudeville and concert work. Address MAXWELL A. KUTVER, 3 Franklin Square, Rochester, New York. YOUNG MAN AND LADY—Cornet and piano players: want position together with carnival or vaudeville; lady can memorize. HARVEY WESTNETZURE, Marshall, Hlinots. YOUNG VIOLINIST—Experienced leader; — steady orchestra work; double alto or bass dru good library; prefer good road show. MUSICIAN, 121 8S. 12th St., St. Joseph, Missouri. OPERATORS At Liberty Adverthoments without display, under this %. are published free of charge A-! VIOLINIST AND TROMBONIST — Leader with library; experienced in lines; make good anywhere; no traveling. MUSIC. 212 N. College St, Charlotte. North Carolina. A-l VIOLINIST ye aah | cornet, baritone, pa director; teach all string and band instruments; location; Florida preferred. MUSICAL DIRECTOR, 513 W. Sth St, Sioux City, tons. A1 VIOLINIST-——— in all lines; F. of road or location; best of references. VIOLINIST. 4323 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. an LIBERTY—One violinist, doubles bass cornetist, doubles B. & ©. Aditress MIKE KARPULE, 119 West Liberty St., Cincinnati, Ohio. AT LIBERTY—Bbd clarinetist; mB. —— expertence with carnival bend; sober; tobacco; mention salary; need ticket. UGENE SLICK, Middletown, Indiana. B. & O. LEADER—Violin and cornet; five — chief musician First Inf. National Guard, D. C.; cate or travel. JOS. B. CALDWELL, Apt. 82, Te Astoria, W Washington, District af Columbia. A-1 OPERATOR—Five years’ experkinme; pxusot, Power, Standard” and Simplex; union; married; sober and reliable; would like to locate; send ticket. Cc. H. K., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. ‘A-1 OPERATOR—Five years’ ss — make machine; go anywhere; can furn salary your limit; write or wire C. FICHTNER. | 420 8. Sth St.. Burlington, lowa. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOR—Wants engagement; steady and reliable; can furnish own o—. GRORGE WOOD, 1425 Marion Ave., Marion, Indiana. NOTICE TO “on ais came operator is at liberty: ‘ill accept G. A. DEWAN, Gane t Delivery, Madison, Wis. OPERATOR—At liberty; Mr. Manager, if dissat isfied, let me show you how the best results are obtained from any machine with any current. GEO. CUNNINGHAM, Harvard, Illinois. OPERATOR AND MANAGER—Experienced and reHable; sober and do not use tobacco. Address OLIVER A. PEASE, Box 101, Edmond, Oklahoma. “BARITONE PLA YER—Good professional experience; troupe of locate. Address 1943 EB. 57th St., Cleveland, Ohta, 0 ae ~ BRASS AND STRING BASS PLAYER—At liberty; desires position in carnival, circus or minstrel; reliable. SAM RUBIN, 3044 W. 12th St. Chicago, Il Illinois. “CELLIST—Goncert orchestra; Aae in all branches; — = > bag ee F. of M.; sober, LOUIS METZ, 1412 26th Ave., Gulfport, Misaissippt. ce EARINETION— Wishes traveling dance orchestra resort work; best of references: ; A. F. of M. Saares CT Re Box 59, M CORNETIST—Experienced in all Mea: a like to locate; not afraid of work. I. SGOBSON, 34 First Avenue, Gloversville, __New Yom co or locate. Ad RN PTIST— Experienced ; | troupe dress 1943 EB. 5Tth St, Cleveland, _ Ohio. EE — ieee reader; wants steady engagement good concert : sober and well educated. G. TORMBORGSNO. Gen. Del., Lima, Ohio. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band; theater, dance 3 Wbrary; dependable parthes only; A. F. of M. TENE. 514 Walnut Bt., St. Louts, Misaourt. EXPERIENCED BAND MASTER—Also § calliope ayer, who doubles clarinet; troupers; sober and re: ean furnish other musicians. JACK able; tickets NEEL, General Delivery, Charlotte, North Carolina. EXPERIENCED LEADER (Violin)—Also band ; T library St., St. _ Louis, Missourt. EXPERT CORNET PLAYER — Desires position; experienced in band and orchestra; cow ld lead band; member A. F. of M. Address R. Green Wisconsin. Bay, a, og FS + SB — ig yy 9 : care Bitiboard, Cincinnati. , dependable . LENZ, 514 Walnut OPERATOR—Wants position as second operator and electrician in Chicago; theater or open-air show; state salary in first letter. H. C. SMITH, 3816 5S. Honore &St., Chicago, Tlinots. OPERATOR—Wants position. Address L. STUDER, General Delivery, Fort Dodge, Towa. VIOLINIST— Leader with experience; high-class library; play music to the film; PIANO PLAYERS theater, vaudeville or travel, VIOLINIST, 117 | At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge A-1 EXPERIENCED PIANIST—Travel or locate. — MISS LEROY, 3307 Park Ave., Kansas City, issourl. A-1 MOTION PICTURE PIANIST—Sober and re liable; can cue pictures closely; would like reliable engagement. MAURICE A. LESLIE, Gen Del, Akron, Ohio. A-1 PIANIST—Read, fake, transpose; road, theater or hotel; experienced and reliable. OWEN T. DAVIES, 832 Humboldt St, Grand Rapids, Michigan. A-1 PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Man and wife; drummer has bells, marimbaphone and effects; experienced in pictures and vaudeville E. HARDEY, Fairbury, Nebraska. AT LIBERTY—For small hotel for summer; piano, violin and drums, with bells, xylophone, marimba; A. F. of M.; fine library. G. G. HORN, Red Granite, Wisconsin. AT LIBERTY ——— organist and unit orchestra; expert; member F. of M. Address EXPERT PIANIST, care Bill yoard, Cincinnati, COMPETENT PIANIST—Pictures and vaudeville; feature library; also doubles black and piano specialty. PAUL H. FORSYTHE, Ford Hotel, Salisbury, North Carolina. COMPETENT PIANIST—Wants road experience. RK. C._GILMORE, Fargo, North Dakota. ~ ENGAGEMENT WANTED—By young man pianist; picture dramatizer, MARTIN GORNY, 2857 Archer Ave., Chicago, Illinois. me EXPERIENCED LADY PIANIST—Desires position in movie house or cafe; city west of Chicago preferred; state salary. MISS THOMAS, 11 Haviland Street, Suite 6, Boston, Massachusetts. EXPERIENCED PIANIST—Desires summer resort or hotel engagement; soloist or orchestra accompanist; best of references. ELEANOR PHILLIPS, 407 Ma Ohio. ple Ave., Lexington, Kentucky. 4 EXPERIENCED VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURE PIANIST (Lady)—Wants position; will locate; also have set of electric bells, chimes and other instruments. LADY PIANIST, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. MALE PIANIST—At liberty; wants piace in good picture theater; write or wire. BARTLEY, Midland City, Lllinots. ORGANIST—Wants position in picture theater; also A-l — comes pianist; union; New England States preferrec Address R. W. SMITH, 1461 North St. Springfield, Massachusetts. PIANIST—A. F. of M.; composer, sight reader, wants eng t with theater or hotel acatne: ticket. t MU CIAN, 17 East Sth St. Cine 0. “PIANIST AND VIOLINIST—Go anywhere; rm F. of M.; reliable; complete library; road, or locate in summer resort. Ticket? Yes. P. HENRY, care Billboard, St. Louis, Mi { ie PIANISTS—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 a theater letterhead and mention THE BILLBOARD. PIANIST (Leader)—Large library; can furnish oth er A. F. of M. ans, road, locate; summer reete.; reliable. J. H. PRESS, care Billboard, St. Louis, Mis ~ PIANIST—Desires position; summer months only; complete library; cue pictures perfectly; sight reader; can fake; Mga GLENN HEWITT, 426 EB &., Madis. I ana. OPERATOR Work on week's trial, and if not sat PIANO PLAYER—Six years’ experience in picture handle anything; permanent position only; THOMAS THORKILDSON, Gen. Del, Indiana, ~ POSITION WANTED—By moving picture operator: sober: can give references; furnish own ticket. GEO. . 1425 Marion Ave., Marion, Indiana. PARKS AND FAIRS At URerty A@urthement wines Chater, on under this heading, are published free of ch “XT PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW—Good ran class references; great ey for ladies children. Address HENR FLORENCE, Clark St., Monarch Hotel, “Chleago, Tiinots. firstand isfact no pay. Write or phone M. GOODRICH, | shows; permanent place only; teacher. Address MISS Thawville, Tilinois. ee HELEN HALL, 510 W. Maple, Centerville, lowa. OPERATORS—Have machine and films; work in PIANO PLAYERS—Sight reader; locate or travel: acts; state salary. Ticket? Yes. Address LEWIS | can double parts; sober, young, reliable HARRY KIGGINS, } Minden Mines, rr MOULTON, 53 E High St., eae manga. OPERATOR, ELECTRICIAN, MACHINIST—10 PIANO PLAYER—Wants work work or orchestra in picture show: male. hadrons 2516 California, St. Louis, Missouri. PIPE ORGANIST—Desires steady position with = 703 “YOUNG MAN PIANIST—Wants position as soloist, accompanist, orchestra, moving pictures or part vaudeville act. JOSEPH WELCH, 228 Main 8&t., Neechva, New Hampshire. SINGERS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge BALLOONIST AND HIGH DIVER—Double parachute drop; 95 ft. high dive (net) ; and cornrebe: parks, fairs, ~ hts c. A. CHANDLER, 734 N. Noble St., Indi > BALLOONIST—Now booking parks, fairs and _ outfit reasonable ———SE GALIGHER AND BRELI-—Clown, acrobats juggiers; doing tions. Address J ’ ( hy ia boing and finish for outside attracBRELL, care Billboard, A-1 BASS SINGER—First-class soloist; wants position with good male quartette or musical comedy; excellent appearance. Address TRAVERSE CONKLIN, __Port William, Ohio. “CONTRALTO SINGER—Wishes engagement; in all acts; change specialties for week; must have ticket. Address COMEDIAN, 736 S. Ellwood Ave, Baltimore, Maryland. AT LIBERTY—Iimmediate S— swell team can chaage; beautiful obe; tab. or anything. HARRY MOULTON, St., Detroit, Michigan. 53 E. High ~AT LIBERTY —Character comedian ; ; change > specialties nightly; strong blackface, biddy, 4 4 mill PL, Rochester, New York. AT LIBERTY—Jimmie W. Muir, formerly with Kilties Band, international dancer and singer; also clarinetist; age 16; wants summer engagement only. WM. N. MUIR, 725 Maple _Ave., Dubois, Pa. — AT LIBERTY—All-round comedian: change for week; put om afterpieces. Address COMEDIAN, 15 Race St., care Warner Show Print, Philadelphia, Pa. ~BLACKFACE END— Minetrel. oy tent or med.; versatile; put on change; eccentric buck dancer; ticket. YACK. 4 THOMAS, 208 W. 48th St, New York Ci City. ~BLACKFACE AND OTHER COMEDY CHARAC =. ‘Strong in acts; change twe weeks; few novacts; vamp organ; med. shows write. M. D. (SHORTY) _JACOBS, 24 N. 10th St., Reading, Pa. BLACKFACE COMEDIAN—Play trombone (treble); end man, song books or anything in minstrel business; fair voice. Address BILLY FOY, 22, Lebanon, Oregon. CLEVER SKETCH TEAM—Comedy singers, talkers and dancers; change for week; work in acts; vaudeville or med.; tickets) THE COURTS, 421 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. COMEDIAN—For medicine or vaudeville black nightly ; all acts; white and ackface. WEST, 607 North Clark St., Chicago, Hlinois, % COMEDY JUGGLER--Young man; work in acts; small tent shows write; state salary. wM. HAP PEL, 636 12th _St, Milwaukee, Wis. DECZY AND SPENC ER— Comedy magicians; assistant is Jew comedian; original stuff; burlesque or vaudeville around New York. JOHN SPENCER, 201 x. a ~ Ave., Newark, New Jersey. EDDIE WALTERSSinging and dancing comedian; wooden shoe dancing specialties; change for week: work in acts. Address Gen. Del., Rochester, N. Y. LIGHTFOOT JOHNSON—At liberty; buck dancing and novelty act. Address care Billboard, Cincinnati, 18; willing to Ohio. MAN AND WIFE—For one-car tent show, Tom preferred; do parts, sing and dance, bass drum ip band; wife, experienced cook, take tickets. CLAUDE EARLE, 942 Broadway, care Carle Hotel, Gary, Ind. MERRY FOY—Character comedian, specialties, white and blackface; change nightly; fake piano; seente artist; long experience; anything in acts. 36 Hammil Pl., Rochester, New York. “NOV ELTY A ACTS— Equilibrist, magic, juggling, act; alto in band; dress GEYER. man and wife. Ad 1558 Amthauer St., Cincinnati, Ohio. SINGERS—All the very latest songs are listed in our Song Hints on page 12. If you will write the various publishers whose addresses are also given im the same column, on a theater letterhead, and men tion THE BILLBOARD, they will send you profes sional copies free of charge. SINGING TALKING AND DANCING OCOMEDIANS—Irish, Dutch, Jew and tramp; tab. or vaudeville. Tickets? Yes. OLIVER KIGHT AND BILLY KING, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohia SKETCH AND MUSICAL TEAM—For —— medicine company; change for week; sober and Hable. JAS. AND RILLA JACKMAN, 4611 Nortt 37th, Omaha, Nebraska. VENTRILOQU IST—<pen for veudeville; big act; Seymour Schaeffer and his whistling boy, Dick. Address S41 Kossuth Street, , Bridgeport, _ Connecticut. ~ VERSATILE COMEDY ~~ NOVELTY "TEAM Both do parts; up in acts; last season London Ghost Show on Tom Allen Carnival. THE REMSEYS, Centropolis Hotel, _Kansas City, Missouri. WORLD'S BEST CHARLIE Eee CHAPLIN IMPERSONATOR—Also nance, Jew and dope fiend. Address G. F. SMITH, JR., 805 Na 7th St, St. Louis, Mo, W. WOOLEY—With his feature pictures is now working Illinois; managers, write for time Address 2701 S. Adams St., Peoria, Illinois. YOUNG LADY MUSICIAN— Play piano, trap drums, bells, xylophones; want to join vaudeville act. Address BETTY M., care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~ YOUNG MAN—21: for vaudeville or tab. “show: versatile performer: would like to join good company at once. L. M. WHELAR, 417 Walnut St., Rockford, Titinois. WHO WANTS MUSICAL GAYS?—Pienty of changes; all-round comedian; real banjo; wife, pianist: Se Sa Se General Delivery, Little Rock, rkansas. STAGE ASPIRANTS ACROBATS At Liberty Advertisements without display, under this heading, are published free of charge “GROUND TUMBLER, HAND BALANCER—Want position with carnival or vaudeville show; age 21; 5 ft. 4; 135 Ibs. Address OSCAR HENDRICKSON, Box 199, Bessemer, Michigan. BURLESQUE & MUSICAL COMEDY At Liberty Advertisements without display, under the heading, are published free of charge DRAMATIC SOPRANO—Splendid voice; well experienced 2 popular, = atic, classical : — your limit. Ticket? oe MRS. CATHEY, 1201 College St, Memphis, Tenn. ~ QUARTETTE (ae) Goed barmony ineer two considered; tickets = miles, CARL MORRIS, 719 Main S., Sancavilie, MAN—3H; Cone Se oes See @ mu—K. 3 ee SS ee some experience ; salary ne object. “SENEY HEL TERLING. Plains, Montene (Continued on page 48.) piano; straight or comedy in acts. 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