The Billboard 1917-02-17: Vol 29 Iss 7 (1917-02-17)

FEBRUARY 17, 1917. The Billboard 45 RIALDO'S ROYAL TROUPE OF CANINES —Trick, pony and trained monkeys; also riding dog; four different acta CLYDE RIALDO, Oswego, Kansas. RUBBER MAN—For circus sldeshow, carnival or ten-in-one; can make either side twelve inches shorter than other. C. H. ALEXANDER, Billboard, Cinedinnatl, Ohjo. SKELETON—Would like w hear ww rellable show ; will work at all mes. Ticket? Yes. CUNNINGHAM, Gen. Del., Bast St. Louis, Titeda TATTOOED MAN—Does_ electric tattooing: class qutfit; designs a big flash; cirous or carnival. ULIE PARKERSON, 424 N. Gay St, Baltimore, Md. TWO HOWARDS—Lady and gent; sensational knife throwers; circus ofr carnival; photos on request. 198 Juneau Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. WANTED-—Position with circus or tent show; novety act; Charles Chaplin, impersonations and German comedy; team work or singles. CHAS. STANLEY, care Homer Burris, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. YOUNG LADY—-Desires to join carnival ny aa acronaut; can also make the alide for life or any other tron-jaw act. JUANITA LaSHOREN, 412 W. Miff_in St., Madison, Wisconsin. YOUNG MAN-—Well educated; dle front: Uckets or anything; also ride drome. WILLARD NEWTON, Stevens Point, Wisconsin “YouNG 3} MAN Swinging wire, tumbling, hand and first > for cal carnival; han Miscellaneous At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. “AT LIBERTY—For show boat: stage carpenter, props, small parta WILLIAM GORDON, care Best Theater, Birmingham, Alabama. LECTU RER—Physician ; a performer; talks only first-class ethical proposition TRAFTON, 132 3 S. BE, Washington, D. PROFESSIONAL DEMONSTRATOBR—Any line; good womal, ae Shake appearance and dresser; either window or exposition ; a oe PROF. W. DOGE, Box 243, Day RELIABLE COOK—For a boat show or road show: lady, age 30; will accept anything in reason. MISS ROSE STILLE, 3 21 Holmes St, Kansas City, Mo. SPCRETARY, STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITE, BOOKKEEPER—Also a promoter, agent and first-class advertising man; efficient in all capacities; age, 35. F. WHITE, 125 Lackawanna Ave., — Jeczooriie: Fila. ~ BTAGE CARPENTER—And property ; seven seasons in one hueuse; road shows in Oklahoma and Texas, write, W. V. SNIED, Vernon, Texas. WANTED— Position as veterinary; four years’ experience ; @ references. DR. F. H. SCHRON, Box 112, Newport News, Virginia. You NG MAN— head balancing act; high wire as free act; only re Mable managers paying salaries. SLACKEY SLACK, General Delivery, Chicago, Iinols hot YOUNG MAN AND WIFE—Would like to _— Ave., with carnival a8 Ucket seller or concession er; tickets if far R. L. WHELPERY, 82 Station St. Ashtabula, Ohio. “YOUNG MAN AND WIFE—Would like to get with @ good carnival or burlesque; for further particulars address MAN AND WIFE, care Billboard, QCincinpati, Ohio. YOUNG MAN-—-Would like @ position taking care @ stock of animals; vaudeville or circus: references. J. POOLE, 321 W. 20th St., New York City. me w MAN—Privilege car manager, experience; good fo anywhere L VALENZIO. iM Ww. Ontario BL, Chicago, Illinois. “YOUNG MEN—Two; would like to connect with show of circus. JOE EALINGER, 941 Dumont Are, Brooklyn, New York ; can shows OXFORD HOTEL, Cincinnatl, Colored Performers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. COLORED COMEDIAN—Can produce new acts for tation or one-nighter; double on cornet; Bb in ; Geket f far. 151 Lake St., Troy, Alabama. Dramatic Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—Man and wife; joint only; wife, ingenue leads; double plano Uf necessary; man, comedy and cheracters; union carpenter. COMEDIAN, Billboord, Chicago, Ulinots “AT LIBERTY—For responsible general business; wardrobe and experience. U. S. ALLEN, Gen. Del, Wichita, Kansas. AT LIBERTY—(m account of show closing: clarinet, wife, ingenue; both experienced; no boose and tend to our own business. ODELL MINER, Ettingham, goods ; and carnivals write. Obio. AT LIBERTY—Leads, characters, gen. dus. ; wardrobe; apeciaities; some painting: ticket &f far; sober and reliable. STARK ROBINSON, 16 E. 9th &, Cincinnati, Ohio. CHARACTERS AND SPECIALTIES —Leng experi@ce; good reference and Tiptonville, CHARACTERS, INGENUES AND LEADS—5 ft. 2; weight, 120; age, 23; wardrobe and ability. Ticket? Ya. ve ANA NARDINI, 4112 Shaw Ave., first Soor, west. & Loula, Missourt. “wor PLE—Man, splendid tenor, Motiem Picture Artists At Liberty Adsmmimements, 25 words, free of charge. “YOUNG Giii—Age, 13; wishes position with moving picture dew; hair and blue oes. MISSY, MoULURE, 2020 Stout St, Deaver, YOUNG | AND WIFE—Age, yi wishes position with film company; experienced number of Parts. Tickets’ Yen FRANK DeCOVER. 14 E. 12th St., |_St., Norfotk, Virginia. Musicians At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 CLARINETIST AND PIANO TUNER—Would like a location where I can use both C. J. PARMITER, Gen. Del., Indianapolis, Indiana. ~A-1 DRUMMER—For vaudeville or Dicture house; union; yaars of experience; have xylophones, marimbephones, bells and traps; married; reliable. DRUMMER, T23 Ash St., Crookston, Minnesota. PIANO LEADER—20 years’ experi library; go anywhere; no ticket needed; sober and reliable; salary or percentage. MANAGER, Bilivoard, Cincinnati, , Ohio, MANAGER, ence; large FIRST-CLASS PIANIST—Desires permanent poaiparuculars. Address 1616 3S. St. Louis PROF. WILL H. BROWN—Ccornet, _ baritone, alto or bass. Address Dumas, Arkansas. PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER—With marimbaphone, xylophone, bells, tympani, ete. ; == first-class posiUon; years of experience. FRED H. MOSS, Gen. Del., Umaha, Nebraska. SLLDE TROMBONE—Carnival or week stands; other musicians. J. M. MAYNOR, Box 55, Graham, North Carolina. “TEAM—Piano and Drums; a electric bells, xylophone; traps, effects, large library; cue pictures. MUSICIANS, 1010 8 8. Alabama St, Indianapolis, Indiana. TRAP DRUMMER—Bells and tympani; sight reader; experienced in all lines; for a reliable drummer address W. W. HOWE, Box 66, Norfolk, Neb. TRAP pen nn een show; don’t smoke or drink; 14 years’ experien F. of M:; any hs tion. W. kh WHIGHT, 612 '& fu St, ‘Terre Heute 5 Indiana. TRAP DRUMMER—No bells; do bits; for rep. show or one-nighter; sober and reliable; salary reasonable. TED C. TURNER, Box 11, Childress, Texas. — TROMBONIST AND PIANO TUNER—Wife is trombonist and piano teacher; New York State preferred; locate. JOS. B. CARDEFF, General Delivery, Newburgh, New York. ing m pu THE BILLBOARD when MALE FIANIST—Wishes permanent position in A-1 picture house; all around experience; pipe organ, calliope, etc. ; es See library. PtANiST, 312% 4th St, Marietta, Obi MOVIE AND TAURaVELEE wn 20; five a Cag — Specialty work drums, orchestra locate” only. HAZEL HOLSTON, “Marshall, lilinois. PIANO PLAYER—WiI! take part mm vaudeville act. MARIE PANCE, Greenville, Keutucky. Py ig atte) ve composer; sight reader; no picture grinds F. of M; A-l Musician. PIANIST, "3002 ‘I Lindell 1 Bird, St. _St. Louis, Missourt PLANIST— Experienced ; male; wants place in good picture house. D, D.BARTLEY, Midland City, DL PLANIST—Sight reader; feature solos; handle “anything; experienced in vaudeville, concert, dance, ploed; strictly sober. C. P. LeROY, Gen. , Little ) Rock, Arkansaa. good library; musi director, arranger, etc; ne picture grinds. PLANIST, 5, 3503 Lindell Blyd., St Louis, Missouri. TROMBONIST—Experienced in B. & O.; wishes to hear from leaders playing theaters, hotels or concorts. TROMBONIST, 122 Ann 8t., Middletown, I's. “UNION iy ~~ DRUMMER—Theater preferred, but a road job looks good; bells and complete line of ; sober and reliable. NOIZY, care General Delivery, Dallas, Texas. AND PIANO—Man = wife; experience in lines; eo enpuhere. Gus. L SLOVER, 200 large library; E. High St, Piqua. Ohio. VIOLINIST (Leader)—Also band, , dance or hotel; only; A. St. Louis, ; large library; dependable parties F. of M. VIOLINIST, 28534, S. 18th St, Missouri. VIOLINIST AND FIANIST—Lady and gent; experienced picture players; bocate only; splendid library; small town preferred. MUSICIAN, Box 105, Beckley, West Virginia. VIOLINIST AND LEADER—Just a regular al) around man; prefer vaudeville or variety house. Address REGULAR VIOLINIST, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. VIOLINIST—Double cornet in band; age, 24; sober and reliable; attend strictly to own business. F. J. HANS, 2701 Washington Ave., Bellaire. Ohio. A-1 SLIDE TROMBONE—Troupe or locate; write or wire TROMBONE, Gen. Del., Alexandria. La A-l VIOGLINIST—<an handle anything; vaudeville Yes JOHN LERN or burle.que preferred. Ticket? ERT. Newark, Ohio. sts a} First-class trap drummer; bells, ete A, o M ©. H HORNER, Dexter Hotel, ontAt, Alabama ~~ WANTED— Position » 5 ea experienced in all lines: . ERISMAN, 408 Monroe Operators At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Any make; understand rectifier; good hustler; locate only. HER AT LIBERTY—Drums and bells; vaudeville * 4 . ferred or burlesque: AF. of M. LEE SCHEVENE, | “AN FERGUSON, Buckhannon, Weet Virginia. Hotel_Casteloo, Hagerstown, _ A-1 + re and rerair a AT LIBERTY—A-i Violinist and horn player; exye class peciestien: — 2 : only reliable companies considered; double | ny a IRA RAUCH, 25 N. Kaybell St., bass drum; baritone if necessary. J. URBAN, 3608 ~ W. 2h, Chicago, Ilinols. 4-1 OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Understand AT LIBERTY—Trap drummer: carnival preferred: no concert band. Ticket? Yes. ED SCOUTON, 6337 Ingleside Ave., AT LIBERTY Base band and orchestra; double some stage. C. MYERS, Gen. Del., San Angelo, Texas. AT LIBERTY — thow closing: clarinetist; B. Account : experienced in all lines; pictures, vaudeville or big house or troupe. ODELL MINER, Effingham, Iilinois. AT LIBERTY— Bb double string bass; travel or locate. S& A. DALZIEL, What Cheer, lowa. BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Cornet solo venile and comedy roles; girl, beautiful, high valce; ingenues; no wardrobe; want joint engagement. HAAS, 1050 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, New York sl as ELMER -. won * L— it comedty, ; 26; ex t BUCK WHEET, Hent “ETHAN | MA ALLEN— Heerlen gen. bus, specialties; and wardrobe; experience: sober reliable; age, 25: weight. 175; height, 5 ft. 11. Address MILLARD HOTEL, Omaha, Nebraska, FOR THE LATEST SONG “HITS” and a reliable e's, 1o, ihe best songs in the catalogues of the leedmusic publishers, see page 12. Please iat and violinist, arranger; play — a ] specialty or work in act. LEMAN, Lehighton, Pennsylvania. BAND AND ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR—Cornet, violin; twenty years’ experience in all branches of the profenaton locate of travel. CARLETON, Railroad Y, Puedlo, Colorado. BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER AT — TY—Also director; want to locate in smaller ; 20 years’ experience. Address MUSICIAN, 331 “mei 4th St, Cincinnati, Ohio. BAND LEADER—Cornet ; BR. R. or wagon show; sober: gocwil references: ticket if far. CHAS E VALENTINE, Bleloch Park, Peekskill, New York. THE BILLBOARD when n_ writing GENERAL Bt RINPAS | MAN—Operate typewriter; erpert in figures; sober; reliable: wife palmiat, secteary T A. WILSON, care e Billboard, Cincinnati, 0. ~ GENERAL BUSINESS MAN—¢ Ore — cast for; ae. 43; height, 5 ff. 6; experience ; ability; sober: reliable. HARRY SNYDER, Gen. Del, Belvidere, lllinota. HEAVIES, CHARACTERS Wardrobe, ability; can ight, 160; height. IRA ; we 5 ft. 11; age, 28. a. MARTIN, 119 E. Sth St., Cincinnatt, Odio. 5 JUVENILE, LIGHT COMEDIAN— ‘Age, 22; height, 5 ft 9; weight, 135; stock or onenighter preferred. CECIL SECREST, Denham Theater, Denver, Colorado. JUVENILE—Age, 22: weight, 170: height, nt, 5 tt 8; ee features and figure; reliable company or films. Box 81, Durant, Oklahoma. LITTLE GIRL-—Age, 14; play parts and do spe@alties; jointly with mother aa wardrobe woman; Deed tickets’ MISS MARTHA WRIGHT, 617 Grape St, Syracuse, New York MACKLYN ALLYN AND both do characters or gen 105 Maple St., Durand, Age, 24; light rellable managers STEIN, Billboard, WIFE—-Young people; bus. MACOKLYN ALLYN, Michigan heavies, gen. bua: only: state all Chicago, Illinots. MAN AND WIFE—For Tom Show: Go any part but om; sing, dance, bass drum in band: wife, Chice and Ophelia. CLAUDE ST. CLAIR, Merchants’ Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pennaylvania double Louis gg Ass For juveniles, gen. bus. and spectalties: cee, S height. 5 ft. 6: weight, 130; need tleket. LEROY, 1211 K 6th 8, Duluth, Minnesota Age, 49: height. 5 ft. 8 bus: woman, age, 39: height, 5 ft 4: Specialtios boy age, 10; eo. WRIGHTS, Gen, Del., Fremont, ROBRAMOND MOORF eat hearies and gengenoe business: experienced, reliable: good study: age, heteht, 5 ft 6 805 N. Dearborn, Chicago, ML SISTER ACT.Doubling any dramatic parta excom characters ; experienced; wardrobe; ab'lity; change *pectaltion for week; atack, rep. or one piece, SISTER ACT, Gen. Det, Buffalo, New York gen. bua. ; THE characters leads, gen ace, 6 ebraska. YOUNG MAN Fe he For dramatic or musical comedy; >M, and stage ter; not carpenter: of work. Nox 344, Ran Antonio, Texas. BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Violin, cornet, viola; union; ability; experience; library; pictures, vaucerille, rep.; troupe or locate. BILL SCHWALBE, Parts, Tennessee. BANJOIST—For hotel, or Address H. WHITE, 1200 N. Maryland. CLARINET —-Road or locate; long experienced in all lines: prefer good picture house; write or wire E. E FOWLER, care Masonic Theater, New Decatur, Ala. “cabaret: pick player. Gay St, Baltimore, work: locate only. HERMAN FERGUSON, Box 431, Buckhannon, West Virginia. OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Can handle eo gine and power A long — no booze or G. OLIVER, , Sta. BE, Route 2, Box 199, Louiseitle, 4 -—Ae ~OPERATOR—Spot lights, stage electrician; run any t: long experience: picture and musical shows. , Gen. Del., Butler, __ Pennsylvania. OPERATOR OR MANAGER—15 years’ experience; have Power's 6 and 20 reels; go anywhere; reliable; WOODWARD, 1150 Baker St, OPERATOR AND STAGE MANAGER—Wants stea position: sober; reliable: not afraid of work; wishes “» locate; nonunion. ELMER DelaGROFT, 110 Maple Ave.. Hanover, Pennsylvania. Parks and Fairs At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 EXPERIENCED GLORE OF DEATH RIDER— No stalling with me; I deliver the goods IRVIN PEARSON, 522 W. Columbia St., Springfield. Ohio. AT LIBERTY—For parks, fairs, etc; patent safety flying machine: made of aluminum and steel. M. L ATWATER, 153 Prince William St., Akron, Ohio. “AT LIBERTY—Lady bdalloonist for parks, fairs, carnivals. Address BALLOONIST, care Billboard. Cincinnati, Ohio. AT LIBERTY—For parks, fairs, celebrations, etc. ; combination ring and trapeze act. Address LaZALLA, 817 N. 16th St., St. Louis, Missourt. CHAMPION LADY BALLOONIST—A-1 outfits; one to eight parachute drops; guaranteed or no money; parks, fairs, etc. RENDALL BALLOON CO., Muskogee, Oklahoma. CHARLES GAYLOR—The giant frog man and hand ~CORNETIST—Wants summer engagement with good concert band: nine years’ experience; locate of travel; sober and reliable’ CORNETIST, S17 Lakeview Ave., Lowell. Masaachusetta CORNET. BASS. BARITONE, wife, palmist; experienced; for carnival band. T. A. WILSON, Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio, Ee CORNETIST—Lady: would like to locate: dance, theater or cafe Address LADY CORNETIST, care Revere House, _Chicago, 1 Tilinots. CORNETIST— Wishes position in band and orchestra; ticket required. Address HARRY EHRENBERG, 29 Mathews St., Buffalo, New York EXPERIFNCED CLARINETIST AT LIBERTY— Locate or travel. ED CASON, General Delivery, Palatha, Plorida FIRST TROMRONIST.At perience: locate or troupe: prefer traveling: double stage. J. C. BRADLEY, 147 FE Maple St _ York, Pa FOR THE LATEST SONG “HITS” and a reliable guide to the best songs In the catalogues of the leading music publishers, see page 12. Please mention THE RILLEOARD when writing. LADY ORGANIST-Plays pictures 3 and overtures high-class theater preferred: expertenced in all lines ORGANIST, 1203 Fourteenth St.. Rock Island, I) LADY VIOLINIST Desires good position with ladies’ orchestra or mixed orchestra: experienced in ALTO—Have comet; liberty: 12 years’ ex all lines; A. F. of M. VIOLINIST, 724 8. Ned. St, Marion, Indiana ~ LPADER-—Manist: wants position in up-to-date pie ture house, etc. in or —. Chicago F. JOHN FORSTER, 1646 8 Minots, experienced. C. Trumbull Ave., Chicago, LEADER (Violin) Double band, smal! ay s0los: leader, cornet: dooble orchestra: spectalties: lady, carers ertcept BE MAUGHI AN, characters; joint anly. Omaha, Nebraska. balancing equilibrist; two big free acts: fairs, celebrations, ete. 768 17th St, Detroit, Michigan. FREE ACTS AND BALLOON ASCENSIONS— Parks. fairs and celebrations; write us at once. GROTH AERIAL COMPANY, Sioux City, lowa, J. B. VICK’S DIVING DOG—At liberty for coming season for parks and fairs or reliable carnival. J. B. VICK, Dene. Georgia. KERWIN AND KERWIN—Sensational novelty artists; America’s most beautifully formed lady acrobat; two acts for parks. etc. Address care Billboard, Cincinnati. Ohio PEARSON'S TRAINED REARS—For parks, fairs. or any other celebrations where a hich-class animal act is wanted. CAPT. @ FE. PEARSON, Altamont, Tilinots. WALKING ON WATER—Bom> throwing, brilliant night flluminations: bi¢ aquatic features: famous fire walk, ete. LIEUT. J. A. HITCHCOCK, Lynn, Massachusetts. : Piano Players At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. ~A-1 PIANIST—S8 vears’ expertence: desires position with orchestra; A. F. of M_; road oF locate: dance, hotel or theater. W. A. CLARK, 321 W. 6th St, Fast Liverpool, Ohio A-1 PICTURE PIANIST Locate or travel; 10 years’ experience: read, fake and cue; no vaudeville; best of references. ELLENORE GADWOOD, 39 East Avre., Middletown, New York PLANIST—Experienced in ail lines; nonunion; married; wish to locate; do not fale; sight reader; age, 43. A A BEND®R, 41 Carlisle St, Hanover, Pa. RAGTIME PIANO PLAYER—Doubdle stage; long experience; read and fake; Address LADY PIANIST, Gen. Del, t; fi side Drive, New York City YOUNG MAN—Piano shaper: experienced sober and reliable; Missouri pisses dew misrepresent. BURKE, Box 134 Ama Singers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—Singer; soprano voice high octave; would join vaudeville act. BETTY BR iN, Gen. Del, Greenville, Pennsylvania. FOR THE LATEST SONG “HITS” and a reliable catalogues of the —_ music pub! é THE BILLBOARD when writing Vaudeville Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 OOMEDIAN—Any character suiting type; good singer; weight, 152; age, 21; ¢ in stock, vaudeville. SLIM, care Billboard, New York City. ALL AROUND MALE TEAM—Pake piano b drums; for dances, med. or pictures; singing clalties; work acts; low salary. H. R WOODRUFF, Tipton, Indiana. ~ALL AROUND MED. (PERFORMER — Irish, Dutch, Tube, double piano; no booge; ticket if far. BLAIR, 3119 Washington. Ave., St. Louis, AT LIBERTY—Sketch team; singles and ond 1 doubles; both take parts in anything that pays. CASTER, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. AT straight; 344, ‘San Antonio, Texas. AT LIBERTY—For wagon show or carnival; a family; man and wife; do slapcomedy ; gen. announcer; daughter, contortion. ton, Michigan. Address lon BILLY ARNOLD—Med. comedian; blackface, iri and Dutch; play banjo, bugle for ballyhoo; comedy in acts; experienced. Address 224 Prairie St., Elgin, Illinoia. BLACKFACE COMEDIAN—Two novelty acts; open for anything paying salaries. MELVIN J. THOMPSON, Gen. Del., Gainesville, Georgia. COMEDIAN—Dancer, act ee change for week; $12 and all; ticket; med. shows answer. BILLY RANDALL, 1,000 EB Sth St, Dayton, Ohio. DANCER—Ten years’ experience in vaudeville and stock; play parts; change for three nights; play piano , 1643 Balloon St., Chi DEXTERITY, COMEDY AND MUSIC—Introducing jeesiing. balancing, violin solos, singing, ange for three nights; gent, lady and little girl THE BARNELLS, Gen. Del, Ravenswood, W. Va ESCAPE ACT—Man and wife: do free outdoor attraction with strait-jacket; hanging by feet. WHITE IMPS, Royal Oak, Michigan. FEMALE IMPERSONATOR—For show or vaudeville act; will work chorus; good appearance; reliable; straights and juveniles when not doing female parts; state salary. BBIE SaFRANEK, Billboard, Cincinnatl, Ohio. FEMALE IMPERSONATOR—Good make-up; have singing act; handle snakes; for vaudeville or carnival. W. LATHROPE, Norris City, Illinois. FOR THE LATEST SONG “HITS” and a reliable guide to the best songs in the catalogues of the leading music publishers, see page 12. Please men! THE BILLBOARD when writing. “GEORGE HIGGINS—Now closing three novelty acts; table act; extra gocd contortionist; high trapese act. Address 418 Potler St.. Kalamazoo, Michigan. KEN COLLINS—Famous Victrola singer; magic; also play blackface; no booze; wishes to join good road or med. show KENNETH COLLINS, DnB L Chester, 1 West t Virgin ia. MAN AND WIFE— change often; tickets if far. M. D. dianapolis, Indiana. MAN AND WOMAN—Novelty | acts: hand balancing; juggling, trained dogs, magic, singing, acts; change for three nights) PERFORMERS, 1558 Amthauer St.. Cincinnati, Ohio. he ee MAN AND WIFE—Useful and experienced med. people; change for week; A-1 picture outfit and films; must have tickets) THE WOODWARDS, 1150 Baker St., Detroit, Michi gan “MISKEL AND MAY— Dutch, Irish, biack, etc.; play mandolin and guitar; lady fakes piano; put on acts; change for week. 3141 _Fran klin Ave., St. Louls, Ma, ic, mind-reading, singing, but must get it; Metropole Hotel, In Magic, salary reasonabie. ARNOLD, “AT LIBERTY—A-1 pianist: and drummer: cue pictures with effects: prefer the North, DRUMMER, 1406 Lee S&t., Alexandria, Louisiana. FEATURE PIANIST-Leader, with excellent library; experienced im all lines: state all particulars and best salary. FEATURE PIANIST, Billboard, Cincinnati, Oh MUSICAL ATHLETE— Cornet, soloist and = punching artist; open for vaudeville or burlesque feature. 255 Scott S&t., Youngstown, Ohio. (Continued on page 50) dl lle ese