The Billboard 1917-02-24: Vol 29 Iss 8 (1917-02-24)

l. faa Be FEBRUARY 24, 1917. The Bi llboard 49 Circus and Carnival at Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. <1 BOSS CANVASMAN—And_ seat man; will contract fer coming season with week stand; no booze. , REICH, 412 13% St, Winston-Salem, N.C. 4 BIG CARD—World’s only blind bag puncher; punching ten bags at once; any rilable show; write to WALTER FREUND, _ McHenry, Hilineis, s% CLOWN THAT'S RE ALLY FUNNY—A slack wire pe that's sersational; for a show ef any nature that can pay salary SID KRIDELLO, lL Jackson Bivd _ Chicago, Mine is. “\LL DAY GRINDER AND TICKET SELLER Wishes steady position with carnival; 5 years’ expeconsider cther position. CLIFF LaBELL, rience; will Minong Wise onsin AT LIBE RTY—Glass blower. D. J. HIGGINS, care Billboard, New York City, AT LIBERTY—Whitle Smith; experie need swing man and all-day grinder or concession worker; wife, works “49 comp. WHITIE SMITH, 7 N. Sih Ave., Marshalltown, lowa AT LIBERTY—Tattooed people and tattooers; knife throwers for side show with circus THE CASSINORAS, Addison, New York Q ae a AT LIBERTY—High Diver, 80-ft. clear turnover, mid-air: always scber and ready. MARVELOUS H. MARTIN, 323 Park Ave., Rockford, Illinois AT LIBERTY The talker with the megaphone role: best offers considered from reliable shows; all letters answered ROBT. OLSON, 1832 Oxford St, Rockford, Dlinots. \T LIBERTY—Lady; will take any kind of ani mal or snake act. Address ACT, care Billboard, Cin inmati, Ohio. AT LIBERTY arnival work (inclonat, _Ohio. AT LIBERTY show; reliable Mmatagers only Genmral Delivery, Evansville, Indiana, oS FIEND—6 ft. 2 in. tall; weight, 112 | J POTTS, 2107 North Johnson St., Green —Man and wife: for any kind of Address CARNIVAL, care Billboard, Experienced man and wife, for * 49 Address BOBBY RAY, me hem A gee Oe CLASSIC ORIENTAL DANCER-—Female impersonator 14 changes wardrobe; good make-up; expertenced in carnival and burlesque. C. ILLINGTON, invernon, IDineis, “TLOWN—The best talking and knockabout clown n the business; one-ring circus or carnival preferred. CHAS. O'BRIEN, Clown, ‘Sunbury, __ Pennsylvania. FIRE KING AT LIBERTY. D. J. HIGGINS, care Rillbeard, New York City FOR CIRCUS SIDE SHOW— —Magician 3 | Judy; alse make operings and Polo, Avonka, Sask., __ Canada. FOUR GOOD WILD WEST PEOPLE—With four good saddle horses; extra good trick riders and ropcrs: salary reasonable. COLORADO BILL, Route D, care Wm. Shelton, Terre Haute, Indiana. FREB ATTRACTIONS—For carnivals; sensational ladder act; man and wife AdCLAIRE BRISON, 1358 Buttonwood, Keading, Pennsylvania JOHN REA—Talker; wife, and Punch lecture. Cc. Ortental dancer or work mort any part of show: reliable show only; no tickets herded Whitehead Bidg.. Washington Ar«., Duis, Pennsvivenia LaPEARL AND PARKSON—Two big snakes and ; swell wardrobe; tattooed man with machine; sweil == both sober and dependabie., 424 N. Gay St.. Baltimore, Maryland Mt — OR AUTODROMEble on beth; with lady: have new act and costumes; an manage same; four years’ experience. CYCLONE B. WHEELER, 1045 Wesley Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. NEWTON AND IRONS—Real clowns with a special ling and comedy wire work: double concert. SEWTON. 430 Madison St., Stevens Point, Wis. NOVELTY SWINGING WIRE—Tumbling, head and —Trick and fancy; ney; dou mam) balancing act: reliable shows only: high wire as free act. LUTHER JAMES, care Billboard, Chiago, Illinois. OLD PROF. GRIFFIN—With his half horse, half PROF. deer, and curios for gram, Tennessee. SILODROME RIDER—Trick and fancy rider; reasonable salary BOB PERRY, care Benson Greater Shows, Na ogdoches, _Texas. SKELETON— Would hike to hear from show mer Tiket! Yes. CC. CUNNINGHAM, Jelivery, East St. Louis, Ilinots. STEWARD AND CHEF-—-For or privilege car; first-class SCHMIDT, Hotel Seminole, Jacksonville, Florida. THE THOMPSONS—Human target and tattooed man; lady for side-show BERT THOMPSON, 434 S. State St., Chicago, Illinois. ae WAGON SHOWS—I do slack wire and a real comcdy juggling act: double clown; open for season. MELVIN J THOMPSON, 1264 Franklin 8t., Durham, North Carolina WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN--To handle tickels, grind or front; can ride drome: make good at anything: experienced NEWTON, 430 Madison St., Stevens Point, Wisconsin YOUNG MAN—Woeuld like joo with some pit show an bandle auy kind of snakes or work wild; peroenlage or salary BOB EVANS Sedan, Kansas. YOUNG AND MARTIN “Can handle any “joint on midway Tickets? Yes, if far Address BILLIE E_ MARTIN, General Delivery, Birmingham, Ala. show. GRIFFIN, le reliable General circus or car shew references. HENRY Colored Performers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. MAN : AND WIFE-—Slack wire; all around min“rel performers: sober and reliable; opera house or tent ‘show. Tickets? Yes. TEDD POPE, Helena, Arhangas MASON AND ENGLISH—Known as “Two Dark “pets on Broadway’; real entertainers; changing acs, wardrobe; lobby display. MASON AND FENG LISH, 409° Muskingum 8t., Indianapolis, Indiana. Dramatic Artists Al Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A * CHARACTER, HEAVY, RAL BUSINESS fiood wardrobe: quick study; managers that «alaries don’t write. Address CHARACTER 18 Linwood St., Dayton, Obto. AT TMAUERTY—Claude Payne; bits, props and “band et \udress CLAUDE PAYNE, Sweetwater, Wwe re ' et WOMAA Te: xad AT. LIBERTY —For , Le Mocks: play anythine cst exert leads and ju eniles: salary your limit ‘ieke. necessary TIARRY WARNER, General Delivery San_Avtonio Texas anh 2 LIBERTY—Unele Tom or Marks, bass drum in ff; work in concert. F, 8, PUTNA™, 2425 8. 18th St, Lincoln, Nebraska, niece or cne-a-week | | AT LIBERTY er and ft. 3; weight, 115; age, 22; rep. ticket. STELLA woop, CuARACTER ingenue; height, 5 or one-nighter; need Bradner, Ohio. AC TOK 30 years’ experience; double trap drums; band, orchestra or with piano; soer and @ man of good habits.) FRANK HAWt TAD, R. 2, Box 146, Lincoln, _Nebraska ELMER C. NORDSETH Juveniles, light comedy; some characters; experieme; rep. or cne-nightcr. Address care N. J. Buckwhiect, Huntington, Mass. FOR STOCK OR FIRST-CLASS REPERTOIRE— Man, leads cr s.coml business; age, 27: woman, vads, strong «nough to feature: age, 25. L. LEWIS, Gem ral_ Delivery, Omaha, Nebraska STOCK ONLY—Second bus. man; height. >; Weight, 142; age, 27; wardrobe and appear“€; programs and photos on request. LEWIS WILLIMS, Gen. Del.. Omaha, Nebraska. FOR THD LATEST SONG “HITS” and a relate guide to the best songs in the catalogues of the lt ading music publishers, see 2 Please mention page 12. THE BILLBOARD when writing “GENERAL BUSINESS MAN AND WOMAN—Director; three single specialties: wardrobe and ability plenty of rep. and stock experience: reliable manawers only. THE EMMETTS, 2825 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. HEAVY AND CHARACTER MAN— Wardrobe; alility: age, 28; height, 5 ft. 11: weigth, 160: can direct and paint a little. IRA J, MARTIN, 119 E. 8th St., __ Cincinnat i, Ohio “INGE NUE—For rep... stock or one-piece: good study; anything cast for; no specialties MYRTLE FORBES. New Home Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa, MACKLYN ALLYN AND WIFE edy, old man: anything cast for: some heavies; general Maple St., Durand. MISS FRANCES business: reliable sure. Ticket? Yes; General _ Delivery, -~Characters, comwife, characters, business; ages 33 and 24. 105 Michigan. EMANUEL—Leads and general managers only; salary low if thoroughly experienced. Care _Milwaukee, __Wisconstn. TEAM—One pianist, other gt impersonator; both singers; lead numbers and play parts: sober; reliable; experienced. BERYL BL ALI, General Delivery, “Blue Earth, _Minnesota TRAP ~ DRUMMER—| Dutch, specialty: general business; monologues, singing references. ROBT. E. TOMLINSON 1 E. King St.. Wine na. Minnesota. YOUNG GENERAL BUSINESS ACTOR—i2 years’ experience; gocd dresser: can also handle top: good hustkr. AVERY JOHNSON, General Delivery, Kokomo, Indiana YOUNG MAN—For character and juvenile leads: directing experience; extensive experience: age 22: no booze: no gambling. J. EARL SIGLER, Maroa, Macon Co., Hinois. Miscellaneous At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 TALKER AND LECTURER—Capable 10-in-1 manacer; wife. works human fish, electric or snakes; experienced show people. SAMUEL DIXON, Billbeard, Chicago, Mlinois. ARTIST—A real artist; ning pastel specialties; play parts; young; DON LUTTON, Arapahoe, __ Nebraska. BOSS CANVASMAN, STAGE CARPENTER AND SCENIC ARTIST—Twenty years’ experience: best of references; reliable and hard worker. H. CLAYTON, 6 Tecumseh, Dayton, Ohic CARPENTER OR PROP MAN—Doubdle experienced: ticket if far. bass drum; Greenwood, Mississippi. scenic and buckeye; light single. oe or WALTER JOHNSON, EXPERIENCED TICKET SELLER AND 244-HOUR AGENT—Seven years’ experience and class A_ references; circus only KEITH BUCKINGHAM, 5740 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. GOOD, ALL AROUND SHOWMAN— ~ — leeture, general hustler; sober; reliable percentage or both your limit. Cc. R TAYLON. 36 E. Vermont _St.. Indianapolis, Indiana. HEAD ANIMAL KEEPER—With long experience; wants position in park or on road: sober and reliable. W. H. SHEAK. _ liamsville, Inmana. MAN—C apable « of taking charge of motor trucks or truck show; sober: reliable. L. P. BRINK, Hotel Lee, Waverly, New York. PRACTICAL COSTU MER—Up in all lines of wardrobe; long experience: open for musical stock; double stage: tenor voice. SID BARTLETT. 300 Hargrove, Winnipeg. Manitoba, Canada. PROF. W. DOGE— Professional line; either window or exposition; door talker; $5 per _day BOX 243, “ROY GLEASON—All are de! monstrator: any indoor or outside; Dayton, Ohio All around canvasman and props; would like to join stock or rep. show ROY GLEASON, Gen __ Del . _ Fremont, Nebraska SCENIO AND SIGN PAINTER—Do Irish parts, novelty cartoon specialty; age, 22; single: sober. VANC FE, care Jefferson Theater, Colfax, Louisiana. “WANTED—A position as A-1 cook; American, plain or Philadelphian style Address MOSES ISAAC, Mateaka, Weet Virginia WANT AN FARLY CONTRACT—With reliable tent show; week stands; low, sure salary; soper: ticket needed; years of exverience. CHAS. JOHNSON, R. F. DD. 5, Joplin, Missouri. WANT POSITION—As car porter or ticket taker; 10 years’ experience with the big shows. GEO. WIDDELL, 736 Sth Ave., New York City —Reads, writes and speaks German and English; will go anywhere and do anything to become actor. Ticket? Yes. N. J. FRIEDRICH, 3029 Dickson St.. St. Louis, Missouri. YOUNG MAN-—S8 years’ experience in motion picture house; will take any proposition in town or out; references LOUIS E. GOLDENBERG, 850 Biair Ave.. Avons lale. Cincinnati, Oblo ~You NG MAN Age, 35; vaudeville, carnival experience; gol personality: reliable; references bD HURST, St., Kansas City, Kansas YOUNG MAN-—S years’ experience; will take any Propesition in show business; will manage any dead house; reference LOUIS GOLDENBERG, 850 Blair Ave.,_ = Avondale, _ Cincinnati, Ohio. Motion Picture Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 _words, fi free of charge. ATHLETFP AND SWIMMER— Have nu number of daredevil feats for most dangerous bodies of water: great for motion pictures. S., 1330 First Ave., Seattle, Washington GIRL—For movies; age, 24: perfect form: experienced rider for Western pictures: can send film for YOUNG GERMAN tent show and sober: honest; 3047 Hutchings proof. ANITA GOODWIN, Gen. Del. Danville, 1 wou LD LIKE . TO 1 HE “AR FROM FIL M COMPANY—Wanting a large woman for comedy parts; height. 5 ft. 1. MISS LABELL, 165 Revere, Massachusetts Musicians At Lie’, Advertioomente, 25 words, free of charge. Wenld Hike to hear from good eoywhere, EL H, WELKER, kk, weight, 300 Ibs Shirley Ave.. cood Darien Center, New Yor show: cai make A-1 Bb BASS—Wishes years’ } ried. | Ohio. A-1 BARITONE—Double trombone and bits; last season in Chautauqua; 10 years’ experience; no booze; will deliver th LEONARD P. DAVIS, Box 536, | Fayette, A-1 CLARINETIST—Sober and reliable; bi circus or big caruival; ail letters answered. GEO. W. LEWIS, 2 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, A-1 DRUMMER-— For reliable position; several experience in all lines; sober; reliable; marH. W. CANTERBURY, State Hospital, Athens, guods. Missouri. Illinois. picture vaudeville or house ; have xylophones, marimbaphones, bells and traps; nine years’ experience; union; sober: reliable. DRUMMER, 723 Ash St., S. Crockston, Minnesota. A-1 VIOLINIST—Up in all lines; theatrica!, concert and vaudeville: large library: strictly reliable. VIOLINIST, 235 Belvidere Ave., Detroit. Michigan. A-1l VIOLINIST—Open for engagement; good sight reader; library of music. R. D. RAY, Violinist, P. 0., Box 65, _Savannah, Georgia. ALTO PLAYER—Wants to join circus band; 13 years’ experience; no boozer; send ticket to H. A. COLLINS, Pekin, Indiana. AT LIBERTY—A-1 lady string ing bass player; thoroughly experienced in all lines; trouve or locate. EDITH M. ANDERSON, 8149 Clyde Ave., Chicago, Illinois. band and or AT LIBERTY—Cornetist ; experienced; 2 MACKMAN, chestra;: strong and goal tone are Blboard, Cincinnati, Obi AT LIBERTY—Thoroughly experienced tenor saxo phonist; orch< a and und; vaudevill and pictures: cello tts piineipally. PHILIP FEIGENPAUM, Flags taf, Arizona AT LIBERTY—Feature xylophone, bells, tympani; concert, burlesque, vaudeville: past season Barnum Show; A. F. of M. C. RICHARDSON, 1426 E. Federal St., Baltimore, Maryland. AT LIBERTY—Live trap drummer: A. F. of M.; desires px sitic n in hotel, dance orchestra cr minstrel s ‘> ag DICK SPEELMON, i128 Michigan Ave., Ft. “wamne, | Indiana. AT LIBERTY—Bass or snare drummer; for circus or carnival: experienced. WALT. JOHNSON, Green wood, Mississippi. — A AT LIBERTY—Violinist: dance or theater. PAUL MATZ, ¢ May St., Chicago, Mlinois. . BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER—Concert violinist; string bass; reed instruments: wants location in good! town. Address S., 1 Box 2 211, __ Palatka, Fla. _— LEAS — “Strictly, sober and rel liable: marYes. Locate. Address d rien BANDMASTER,. x‘ x., nati, Ohio. BILL SCHWALB—Violin, viola; | net; experienced; vaudeville, rep., “ease The Billboard, Cincin strong street corpietures; band and orchestra leader; reliable. 156 Exchange St., Memphis, Tennessee. a, CELLIST—Douhling banjo; nonunion. HENRY BARTMANN, 5 W. 125th St., New York City. CORNETIST—Band and orchestra: also baritone velee; anything paying salary. Address B. B. GIVENS, Boonville, Missouri < CORNETIST—A. F. of M.; theater Vaudeville, | Pictures; can furnish drummer; experienced. w. L HUNTER, Y. M. C. A., Asheville, North Carolina. desires to locate in H. DeBOLT, Lock CORNETIST—A. F. of M.: theater or dance orchestra w. Box 744, Carrollton, Llinois. DRUMMER—With four years® bells, xylophones and traps; ticket LOUTHALL, Gen, Del., Oakland, California. EXPERIENCED BARITON AND VIOLINIST— w ert or Chautauqua engagement or band and orchestra leader. A. W. Healey St., Champaign, Ii linois. Also band, “theparties 18th St., experience ; B. & O. $ if far. GEO. W. o a TURNER, 60! E. EXPE RIF NC > D LE! ADE R (Violin) dependable 28534 8. or !; large library; only: A F of ota VIOLINIST, St. Louis, Missouri. FLUTE AND PICCOLO-—Wants spring and summer engagement; experienced in all lines: troupe or locate; A. F. of M HERBERT SHERMAN, 400 Forest Ave., Buffalo, New York. a LADY PIANIST AND GENTLEMAN DRUMMER— Who equal an crehestra: you can feature us; go anywhere. A. NEDGO. Ge eneral |_ Delivery, Maysville, Ky LADY TROMRONIST— Wants dance, cafe or pit work; double piane. ROBERTA NOE, 4128 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Missouri. MALE TENOR—Violinist: fake piano; wife, exceptionally good contralto; both young and well educated. ESTR AND ASHLEY, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. MANAGER, PIANO PLAYERexperience: middle age; large orchestra liable: no ticket: go anywhere. PIANO care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. ae MUSICIANS AT * LIRERTY—Corne: or alto, baritone, trombone and drummer: closely associated for three years; must work together. JCHN OZMENT., Ft Ss mith, Arkansas. P IANO, VIOl IN, gether or narate;: union: pictures MUSICIAN, 303 N. Wisconsin. SLIDE TROMBONISTor summer resort engagement; Arranger: 20 years’ library; reLEADER, DRUMS—Wish engagement toexperienced; vaudeville or Michigan, De Pere, A. F. of M.; desires theater experienced. GERALD C. HARRINGTON, 20% Charles St., Cortland, New York STRONG CORNET—Enxperienced: circus or carni val: South only on account of health; must have ticket: sober and reliable. TROUPER, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. TEAM—Piano, drums. marimbaphone, electric bells, xylophone, —traps, ete library of music; cue pictures. MUSICIANS, 1010 S. Alabama St., Indianapolis, Indiana. PR: AP DRUMMER—Of exceptional ability: also partner pianist: a real team: references, etc. A. NE DGO, G eneral Delivery, Maysville. Kentucky. “TRAP > DRUMMER ~Experienced and reliable; bells experienced in theTol E. phones: prefer Texas or Oklahoma: ater work; A. F. of M BILLIE JORDON, Broadway, Gainesville, Texas. VIOLIN LEADER AND PIANIST—Man and wife: have played the best: larce library: go anywhere. GUS L. SLOVER, 200 BE. High St., _ Piqua. __ Ohio, ~VIOLINIST—Also lady cornetist; both sober and no chasers; troupe or locate. C. H. NILES, Platteville, Wisconsin VIOLINIST—Will go anywhere: large library; dance, concert, pictures and vaudeville. <A. K., 428 S. Park St., Elizabeth, New Jersey. VIOLINIST—Picture theater or dance; age, 28: single: expertenced: sober and reliable: all letters answered. VIOLINIST, 522 25th St., Rock Isiand, Illinois. VIOLINIST AND VLANIST Lacy and vent: ex perienced picture playe “wate only: splencid lbrary: state 1 oes and salary. MU SICIA. s, Box 105, Beckley, We. irginia. and xylophones; prefer lox ation: nonunion: go any-, where PAUL GRANT, 753 14th 8St. Det roit, Mich. h TRAP DRUMMER—RBells, martenbes hone, xylo VIOLINIST—Desires permanent location; theater preferred; best of references. O. EX BERTELOOT, Ft. Madison, lowa. VIOLINIST—Double trombone; sing, lead, t baritone or bass; single; act or locate; leader, vaudeville or dance. J. 4. J ACOBS, 312 Erie Bidg., Cleveland, © WURLITZER ORGANIST—Style K; salary -; male; age, 23; keep in repair and tune. LOUI CULLING, _Blytheville, Arkansas, Gem _Thenter, Operators At Liberty Advertisements, ~A-1 OPERATOR AND make; understand rectifier; HERMAN FERGUSON, Buckhannon, AT LIBERTY—A-1 operator; married. LIAMS, 346 Dodge St., Dubuque, Iowa ls locate; repal. ; 25 words, free of charge. ~ ELECTRICIAN—Run aay sober and a good hustler. West Virginia FRED WILL OPERATOR—Ten years’ experience; wages low. Address LOC K BOX 31, Creston, lowa OPERATOR—Good on Edison and Power; road show only; good reference. Ticket? Yes. Can hane electric plant. G. I “IM SUMMITT, Sheri dan, In Indians. OPERATOR—Can furnish machine and electric light plant. FRED MAXWELL, Allen Flat, Room 6, Bloomington, Indiana. OPERATOR—Seven years’ experience; go anywhere; ean and will work for your interest; | pay my own; references. GEORGE HENDRICKSON, Opera Huis, ibuckhannon, West Virginia. : cen Par? 'Z OPERATOR—Two years’ experience; have machino and gas outfit; can run either gas or electric machine; state all. THOS. _HELTNE, 3} Nelson, W Wisconsin. OPERATOR—Nine years’ experience; anywhere: al any machine. GEO. P. WIGGINS, Billboard, St. Lonis, Missouri. OF ERATUR—With complete gas and electric outhave 50 reels of good pictures. PROF. MANhip, 16 EF ~-_Br ad St., Savannah, Georgia. WANTED—1 expert operator; any make Position by machine; a!so handle electric light plant; locate or travel. F. E, NELSON, B x_162, Boynton, Oklahoma. Parks and Fairs At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. open engagement for double traps and Koman rings; ALRIAL EnilOFFS, Peters AERIAL LEKHOFFS— Have parks, fa.rs, circuses; reliawlie managers on.y. burg. Illinois. AMERICA’S YOUNGEST PARACHUTD JUMPER -Fremont L. Ross; age, 18; single; deuble, triple drops; airplane or balloun. Direction J. B, DONLON, 21 Grove St., Rat) and, Vermont. AT LIBERTY—! Lady balloonist; for parks, fairs, earnivals. Address ACT, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Uhio. BALLOONIST—Have new outfit, from one to threo parachute drops; want contract for 1917. L. V. LEIFi, 2207 E. 80d St, _Cleveland, Ohio. CHAMPION LADY BALLOONIST—One to eight parachute drops; each ascension guaranteed with a uifferent number of parachute drepe or no money. RENDALL BALLOON _CO., __ Muskogee, Oklahoma. CHARLES | GAYLOK—The ¢ acrobatic giant frog man and world’s greatest open air enteriainer; two fine acts; fairs, celelrations, etc. 768 l7th St., Detroit, Michigan. CHURCH FAIRS, CARNIVALS—Philadelphia and vicinity; Madame Dupont, palmist, in gypsy costume. Address 7u5 North Sth St. Philadeiphia, Pa. ORIENTAL CURIO Ma \RT—Is now contracting for resorts, parks, fairs or carnivals. ‘Address JOUN A. . VOTTS, Topeka, Kansas. PARKS IN VICINITY OF PHILADELPHIA—Samuel and Lucy Lingerman; ventriloquist and magician. TUS North Sth St., Philadelphia, a. Beil Telephone, Market 15-84. PARK AND FAIR MANAGERS—If you are looking for something entirely new in balloon ascensions and s.ide for life acts, write. THE BONETTES, Passumpsic, Vermont THREE BIG BALLOONS AND THREE BIG ACTS —Now contracting for fairs, parks and all celebrations; write for literature and reasonable prices. GROTH AERIAL CO., lowa. Sioux City, Piano Players At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of } charge. A-1 PIANIST—Lady, ~ good d reader and ~timest; t; two years’ experience in picture ae with orchestra; waits permanent position; locate. LOUISE MILLER, 1013 E. 7th St., Pine Bluff, Arkansas, “A-1 VAU DEVILLE PIANIST—Read, pese and arrange. GEO. EBEL, Luvd., Chicago, linois. AT LIBERTY—Clever “pianist: vaudeville, pictures, musical comedy or anything; locate or travel; sober; experienced. BERYL BLAIR, General Delivery, Blue Earth, Minnesota. FEATURE PIANIST—Sight reader; pictures, vaude fake, trans1359 Washington read, _ “fake, et ete. ; ville; concert; dance; married; sober; reliable; orechestra or alone; salary your limit. C. P. LeROY, Gen. Del., Little Rock, Arkansas. FIRST-CLASS PIANIST—Desires position; hetel or pictures; reliable; will play at your terms; South preferred. JOS. DURANT, 263 N. Beacon St., Brighton, Massachusetts. LADY PIANIST—Five years’ experience; tory graduate; classic and popular music; West preferred. Address LADY PIANIST G Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. LADY PIANIST—Fake, transpose, harmonize; can support any singer and get it across; vaudeville tri or quartette. C. HAMILTON, Dennison Hotel, Co lumbus, Ohio. PIANO PLAYER— ~ eonserv aMiddle B., cara Prefer picture house or musical tab. show; rather be up North; ticket. FRED Si-D BERRY, McKenzie, Tennessee. PIANO—Rep. or one-nighter: t ticket: 1 no doubles say best in first. PIANO, care 3182 Elston Ave., Chi eago, llinols. PIANIST—For one or three-nighter; no double: no holdback; ticket; state best in first and all BEN NETTE, 2600 Belmont Ave., Chicago, Illinois. THOSE KiDS—Behagg and Green: reviving dead picture theatres with their excellent advertising an drawing power; films and vaudeville. BILLBOARD, Cincinnati, Ohio. UNION PIANIST—Experienced; sober; good improviser; married; would like position as leader or play alone in picture theater, HARRY LUTZ, 830 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Michigan. it Singers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free baal charge. FOR THE LATEST SONG “HITS” and a reliatle guide to the — songs in the catalogues of the lead ing hers, see page 12. Please nm ion THE Ii’ LT ROARD _when writing. | (Cantinued on page 52) ‘ AM i a 4 ia a Et im iy a Ht in He een