The Billboard 1918-03-16: Vol 30 Iss 11 (1918-03-16)

MARCH 16, 1918 The Billboard 55 Circus and Carnival At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. PEOPLE—Join at once; singers and dancers; go anywhere. LOVEY SAUNDERS, Stage Manager, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Onto. RICHARD LLOYD—Age, 28; leads, versatile, gen. bus.; strong specialty; exempt; stock preferred. Gen. Del, Parkersburg, West Virginia. 4 two years old; we! ea get i0i Camp Ave., Braddock, Pa. s | PRODUCING PANTOMIME COMEDIAN—Dospecialty for circus or novelty act. ADLER, 253 west ath St.. New York City. AT LIBERTY—Mexican; wishes connection with THE WALKERS—Henry and Minnie; for rep. or one-piece; characters and gen. bus.; change specialties for week. 411 Manilla Ave., Buffalo, New a TWO LEADING PEOPLE—Kegular troupers; — stock or repertoire; appearance; ability; we ; sober; competent; exempt. DIRECTOR, Mountoe “Park, Oklahoma. F r theatrical company playing — trick bone “crapese work; 23 years’ experien A. BRERUMEN, 214 Ellicott St., Buffalo, New Tork. AT LIBERTY—Philadelphia and vicinity; great hallyhoos good grinder; Sam Lingerman, ventriloquist and bis talking boy, Bobby. Sth & Fairmount Ave., Phil adelphia, Pennsylvania. ROSS CANVASSMAN—Knows his business; can and will keep in repair and handle men. Address w. FE. SHEA, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. CREF— All around cook; white man; saving; clean; sober; married; no children; can come a wife. E. F. MELLER, care W. L. Lawrence, P. Box 386, BR Oklahoma. coL. J. M. STRAUB—World’s smaliest animal trainer and his educated performing dogs; only firstclass jobs considered. Address o36 Indiana Ave., Toledo, Ohio. COMEDY REVOLVING LADDER AND ROMAN RINGS—Two acts for carnival or circus. BILLY & EDNA LATHAM, 1215 Third Ave., Rock Island, Il. CONCESSION WORKERS—Man, wife and son; would Uke to hear from anybody in need of concessim help. Address BOX 1, Longmont, Colorado. GRINDER AND TICKET SELLEB—Prefer pit show: do not work on canvas, but will see that show is up in time. W. J. CARTER, 1802 State St., Chicago, IDinois. “HARNESS MAKER—Sober and reliable; place — emall circus; double rube; good make-up and 6 experience. O'HARA, care C. Dodds, 1016 Stratford Ate. Bridgepert, Connecticut. “HARRY ADAMS—Side show ss =. — strong opening: lecture inside; do mag liable; age, 39. Hermitage Hotel, "Srana a Repide Michigan “HUMAN FISH—For season 1918; for 10-in-1 or circus side show. GEO. GENAC, 20 Blossom St, Nashua, New Hampshire. Miscellaneous At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. PROFESSIONAL CORNETIST—With band and orchestra experience; exempt; in Fast. S W. HAMILTON, care R. R. BROWN, R. R. 2, Bois D’Arc, Missouri. TRAP DRUMMER—Experienced in vaudeville, concert, pictures, dance; full line of traps and effects; wishes to locate. BECHTOLD, 1399 T DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, New York. VIOLIN LEADER—Double trombone; fine library; exempt; strictly sober and reliable; experienced all lines; state best salary. BOB HALL, Billboard, Chicago, Illinois. VIOLIN, CORNET OR PIANO—Go anywhere; all experienced. ORCHESTRA LEADER, Colonial Hotel, South Boston, Virginia. AT LIBERTY—For anything that pays; two nor elty acts; hand Ly oy A act and Roman rings. RK RENZO, 326 Burton St., S. W., Grand Rapids, _ Mich BLACKFACE COME raked chorus girl; bot? neat appearing off and on; few script bills; only re liable managers. BILLY WALLACE, Gen. Del.. Washington, District of Columbia. BLACKFACE—Other comedy ——— strong in acts; change singles; strevg for two weeks; handle canvas; vamp organ. SHORTY JACOBS, 27 Lemon St, Reading, Pennsylvania. COMEDIAN—And novelty performer for med., boat or circus; black in all afterpieces; balancing trained dog; magic, acrobatic; change for week. FRANKLIN, 67 Adelaide St., Detroit, Michigan. VIOLINIST—Experienced vaudeville, pictures, etc.; good iibrary. VIOLINIST, 120 S. 12th St., Apt. 5, Minneapolis, Minnesota. orches' leader AT LIBERTY—With electric light plant; films; also operator; will look after tent on lot BENS, 4218 Calumet, Chicago, Mlinois. REAL SCENIC ARTIST—All parts; sober and reliable; moderate sa thing. BILLY MONROE, 307 Millard avn. Toledo, Qhio. EXPERIENCED SOPRANO SOLOIST AND PIANIST—Desires engagement with lyceum or chautauqua act; thoroughly experienced. ETHEL J. WILLIAMS, 432 Locust St., Carrollton, Illinois. machine, VIOLINIST—Mandolinist; two-voiced singer; old man, rube, ailly kid, straight. cartoonist: med. shows in Michigan = preference. VERNON, Cartoonist, Kenton, Ohio. COMEDY REVOLVING LADDER ACT AND ROMAN RING ACT—For fairs and celebrations; terms reasonable; appearance guaranteed. BILLY AND EDNA LATHAM, Rock Island, Illinois. EQUILIBRIST—Slack wire act; best in the business; double in contortion act. HLOSBERG, 174 Eldridge St., New York City. VIOLINIST—For picture theater or any piace where there is playing to do; also furnish piano or clarinet players; age, 30; married. O. E. CORDELL, Paragould, Arkansas FAT LADY, STRONG MAN—A-1; drawing cards for first-class pit show; state highest: lady weighs 457; strong man, 137. SCOTTY, Lafayette Hotel, Detroit, Michigan. VIOLINIST—Experienced in all lines; of music; tr or locate. VIOLINIST, big library ‘oupe 514 N. Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kansas. FEMALE IMPERSONATOR—Good voice and ward; do bits; no chorus; have vaudeville act; state all. W. LATHROP, Norris City, mitnois. FIRST-CLASS ELECTRICIAN—Sobder and reliable; would prefer carnival; can give references. JACK WEAVER, 219 S. Elmwood Ave., Traverse City, Mich. PROFESSOR DODGE—Demonstrator; puts move in slow moving merchandise; writes advertisements; willing to go anywhere ©. Box 243, Dayton, Ohio. YOUNG MAN—Slightly experienced; good talker; well educated; fine executive; ability; wishes connection with chautauqua, stock, tent or med. show. — 311 South Warren St., Syracuse New VIOLINIST—Vaudeville, burlesque or pictures; on house closing: "large library; A. F. VICTOR RIDDLE, 565 West 28th St., Indianapolis, Indiana. FOR PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY—Church fairs, etc.; Gypsy palmist in Gypsy queen costume. MADAME DUPONT, 705 North 5th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Operators At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. M. P, OPERATOR—Four years’ experience: any machine; no bad habits; locate or travel. W. C. ZOELLER,. Franklin Grove, Illinois. Musicians At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEAD) AND TEACHER—Locate. Address MUSICIAN, 1 East 4th St.. Cincinnati, Obio. A-1 ae ae in all lines; ezempt from draft; locate or travel J. SCARFATO, 1153 Magnolia Ave., Daytona, Florida. 4-1 TRAP DRUMMER—Full line of traps; B. & 0O.; exempt from draft; boat show and dramatic JACK SHADOW —World’s only blind bag puncher; punching from one to ten bags; will join any reliable show; good outfit. 322.1 Lake St., Woodstock, — “JOLLY JACK JOHNSON—Well-known performer: prefer carnival; stage manager. 610 N. Courtland St., Murfreesboro, Tennessee. MAGICIAN—Wants engagement; carnival; reasonable salary; state all in first letter. L. J. EASTMAN, Arkansaw, Wisconsin. with side-show or FODDIE DAVIS, 212 Short St. Chester, A-1l DRUMMER—Doubling trombone; bells, chimes, xylo; experienced in all lines; sight reader; references furnished; state salary. 1948 W. 34th St, Chicago, Illinois. A-1 LADY VIOLINIST AND FLUTIST—Both experienced all lines; sight readers; good appearance; hotel preferred. MUSICIANS, 10 iptenden Are., Mobile, Alabama. PERPENDICULAR ROPE ARTIST—Aerial ring peeformnes barrel jumper and contortionist; four circus acts; all singles. PERFORMER, 135 & Sth St, Rich me a. Indlana SAILOR LEWIS—Famous tattoo artist; swell flash; sober, reliable: side show, 10-in-1 or museum with circus of carnival. §63 W. Pine St.. Shamokin, Pa. “WESLEY LaPEARL—With two big snakes; A-1 wardrobe; also do Oriental dancing. 407 Dorr St., Toledo, , Ohio, A-l OBOE PLAYER—Experienced in all lines of music; travel or locate. Address A. STROMANDINO, ll Sayre St., Newark, New Jerser. A-1 TROMBONE—With experience in all lines; will locate; above draft limit; sober and reliable SAM LEWIS, €37 14th St.. Huntington, West Virginta. A-1 VIOLINIST (LEADER)—Many years in — ville and pictures; good library; season contract quired; answer by mail. ORCHESTRA LEADER, 117 Caldwell, Louistille, Kentucky. “YOUNG LADY —Age, or pit show; also work ROSE LaCOSSE, Gen. Del., 19; wants work in museum with magician in vaudeville. Detroit, Michigan. Colored Performers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free ef charge. COLORED COMEDIAN—Stage By = producer; open for carnivals, road shows vaudeville; not subject to draft. ARCHIE ARMSTEAD. 402 N. Thesald St., Greenville, Mississippi. Dramatic Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free ef charge. R. G. PATE—Gen bus. and pene pueeies sober and reliable; age, 25; height, 5 ft., 9; weight, 130; stock pref Care Carroll Theater, Rome, New York. A-l VIOLINIST—Leader; desires engagement; vauderille, concert, chautauqua; experienced and fur nish best of references. ROBT. HELMCAMP, Myer's Hotel, 9 W. Harrison, Chicago, Illinots me LIBERTY —Trombone; — years’ experience in theater and concert work; report immediately. LYLE RB. COX, “os Hotel, i outerilte, Kentucky. AT LIBERTY—Trombone player; trouper; wish to travel with some good show; state salary in first letter. ANDY B MOATS, Johnson, West Virginia AT LIBERTY—Experienced cornetist wishes cate in theater; A. F. of M. S. MURLINE, n w 36th S&t., Covington. ote ERTY tone; fine library of music; A. ot M.; troupe or locate; state salary. GEO. R. YOUN, “Gen. Del, Solsberry, Indiana. AT LIBERTY —A-1 baritone, trombone player; accept position in parks, chautauquas, concert band; locate or travel. JEAN ST. LOUIS, Gen. Del. Putnam, Connecticut. AT LIBERTY—Comedian, gen. bus.: change speclalties for week; every requisite. ROY DEE, care Lyric Theater, Gary. Indiana. AT LIBERTY—Amateur for stock or rep., with some experience; willing to leam. WM. R. BOOTHE, Kempton, Indiana BUSTER DOYLE & CO.—Man, woman and boy ten years old; all around; fake piano; do ees 7 musical act; sing, dance; work anywhere DOYLE, 207 W. Davie St. Raleigh. 5 North omnes BAND LEADER—Double cornet in orchestra perienced in vauderille; A. F. of M.; exempt ‘hom draft; travel or locate. GEO. J. LARSON, Billboard, Chicago, Mlinota MOTION PICTURE OPERATOR OR ADVANCE AGENT—For small show; no booze. GEO. BAKER, Bay City, Texas. JOHN GECOMA—Blackface, Dutch and silly kid for burlesque and musical comedy. Address JOHN GECOMA, Box 200, Cherry Valley, Pennsylvania. LADY—Experienced for illusion and electric chair acts; good wardobe; will consider any reasonable offer. CARLOTTA, 424 N. Gay St., Baltimore, Md. MAGICIAN AND LECTURER—For pit show; have own banner; flashy apparatus; strictly sober; can make openings. THE GREAT LLOYD, 1538 Glenwood Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. OPERATOR AND MECHANIC—Seven years’ expe MAN AND WIFE—Air and steam calliope players; rience on all makes; rectifiers and generator sets; | also una-fon; man also reserve seat ticket seller handle any equipment; prapeation guaranteed; sober, | for circus; salary, your limit. BABE VERNELL, reliable J. FLETCHER WELCH. Malden, Missouri. | 612 Locust St.. Evansville, Indiana. OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Any projection; can deliver the goods no matter what you have; steady position; anywhere; ten years’ experience. LEONARD CARR, Benham, Kentucky. NOVELTY MUSICAL ARTISTS—Change work in acts; fake piano; organ and una-fon; not subject to draft. GEO. W. SNOW, 46 Howard St., Boston, Massachusetts. OPERATOR—First-class; nine years in show business; any equipment; paint signs; married; reference. WALTER CULP, Modern Rooms, La Salle, Illinois. PERFORMING CATS—Wheel baby buggy; tight wire; jump through hoops of fire; others. BERT WILLIS, Pittsburg, walk seesaw and Texas. OPERATOR—Married, sober and reliable; six years’ experience; guarantee results on any machine or light outfit. OPERATOR, Box 338, Winchester, Kentucky OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—With 8 years’ experience; desires position immediately; run any machine; run and _ repair electrical apparatus. STANLEY FLETCHER, Gen. Del., Milwaukee, Wis. Parks and Fairs At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—For parks, fairs and celebrations; Ward and Noland, comedy acrobats with their trick billboard. Address WARD AND NOLAND, Jerseyville, Illinois. BALLOON ASCENSIONS—For all occasions; you can depend on me to be there. CAPT. FLMER NOLAND, P. ©. Box 102, Jerseyville, Illinois. BALLOONIST—Would like season contract with first-class park; have a good outfit of my own; compiete; sixteen years’ experience. Write KD DALTON, Aeronaut, Climax, Michigan DONALD CLARK & COMPANY—Five feature acts; balloon ascensions; write now for dates: parks, fairs and celebrations; special paper. DON CLARK, 652 W_ Jefferson, Springfield, Ohio. GAYLOR—American and Tobatic giant frog man; equilibrist; world’s greatest acrobatic entertainer 768 17th St., Detroit, Mich RICHARD AND YOUNG—Konockabout acrobatic batic novelty; most sensational act of its kind in America; highest fall in the world. JAMES RICHARD. 38 Grand St., New York City. THE THREE GEYERS—Four big free acts; write for descriptive literature and terms. Address 1558 Amthauer St.. Cincinnati, Ohio WANT JOB—On metry-go-row park; experienced; exempt from draft. EDWARD SCHULTZ, 13 Weinburg Ave.. New Castle, Pennsylvania. Piano Players At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. novelties; ac CLARINET— Wishes location that promises permanent; married; Ofteen years’ experience as musician and bandmaster. MUSICIAN, 606 W. Washington, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma A-l_ PICTURE PIANIST—Or Wurlitzer Style K; desires engagement in reliable house; good library: classical and popular music. 247 Prescott Ave.. Elmira Heights, New York CLARINETIST—Expertenced; location preferred; exempt from draft. CLARINETIST, 651 Perrin Ave, Lafayette, Indiana AT LIBERTY —Experienced motion picture pianist. MISS CAROLINE BECHT, 354 N. First Ave., Canton, Mlinets CHARACTER COMEDIAN— ne Te Dee and w ACTER For summer tL geod singin ardrobde : sible ton CHIEF DEERFOOT, St. Johnsville. New COMPETENT Pog 3 yee or general busi NESS; Tepertory and stock ence: wardrobe; ability; srestetely reliable. J. LELAND, Clarksdale, Misat Leet pry _DIRRCTOR Wie scripts: leads and heavies; ex cornet_in band: wife, ingenues and juveniles. JACK GRIFFITH, Buchanan, Tenneare wire DRAMATIC ARTIST—At liberty; A-l clalties; slide in band: scenic artist. NEIL. BRODIE, Vermont Hotel, Douglas, Arizona FOR GENERAL BUSINESS— And specialties; rep. one: vaudeville or musical comedy; age, 25. AL NRUH, 1415 Quincy St » Columbus, Nebraska won STOCK, one-P PIECE OR REP.—Man and acters, hea or gen. bus. young. MACK ALLYN, 195 Maple St, Durand, Michigan. CORNETIST—For band or orchestra; will accept position with sober musicians only. J. C. LORENZO, 2 Charles St., Worcester, Massachusetts. CORNETIST—Age, 18; for summer theater, resort, chautauqua or clean traveling company; five years’ experience. NETIST. Box 7, Peterson, Minnesota. LADY yee ge Picture pianist; desires location: orchestra preferred: must state salary and details of work PP PIANIST. Route 2, Box 20. Bivefleld, West Virginia. MAN PIANO PLAYER—Sight reader: fake. STERERG., P. 0 Box 793, Gallup. New Mexico R. M. CORNETIST— Band leader; for theater or dance orchestra; troupe or locate: not subject to draft; years of experience. CORNETIST, 258 N. Topeka St, Wichtta, Kansas. CORNETIST—Band or orchestia; five years’ expe PIANIST—Leader; arranger; 20 years’ experience: sober; reliable; library; will manage house on percentage. S17 S Lawndale Ave. Kansas City, Mo. PIANIST—Picture player: large library: nonunion; salary, $15. GEO. HALLIS, Schenevus, New York. rience; sight reader: will locate or travel; ref FRANK P. OWENS, Lureths, Kentucky. DRUMMFR—Bells, xylophone and traps; axperienced in all lines; 25 years old: tympani if necessary. DRUMMER, 499 Third St.. Milwaukee, Wisconsin EXPERIENCED ALTO PLAYER—Would consider good factory band; sto. itt of oS first chair; exempt from draft. AL . Falls St., Seneca Falls, New Y 1p AStL SHELTON—Juvenile straight man; 5 f., 8; } sm Aut reat: 6 dramatic experience; SHELTON. Hutton mentee good appearance. HASIL INGENUE—Leads, “Tove age 21; specta'ties: = on ae ft. 130; age, 32. BOX 92, Collinavtile, Cpiahowe LEADS AND HEAVIES—Double band; director : h seripts: second b woman. JACK QORIFTITH. Buchanan. Tennessee: wire Paris. ens AND WIFE—Real dramatic stock people: Sentials; if you want people above the average that's US; seripts and | direct. J. A. M.. Hobart, Oklahoma. MAN AND WIFE—Woman for leads end character: dl ~~ ecbarecter and heavies; also A-1 pr operty 4 ardrobe. J. G. TAYLOR, 331 12th St, To 2; —— 115; weight, ONE-NIGHT OR REP —Sam ©. Bright. gen. bus: can direct; exempt. Erin Bright, b spe| ™ clalties. 501% Elm 8t., we —_ rage ORIGINAL B DRAMATIC ARTIST—Music and stage ble company. Sab wants to connect with S. S., Billboard, New ¥ York City. FIRST-CLASS PIANIST AND VIOLINIST—A. F. of M.; reliable: wishing to locate picture house or hotel; large library, MUSICIAN, 17 East 8th St, Cincinnati, Ohio LADY VIOLINIST—In moving picture theater or concert work. MISS EDNA JENKINS, 272 Carroll Ave.. St. Paul, Minnesota MALE PIANIST—Exempt; single: movie, carnival; salary reasonanie: go anywhere. E. T. 719 Commerce St. Clarksville, Tennessee MUSICAL OOMEDY DIRECTOR (PIANO)—Male: PIANIST—Male; large lidrary; cue pictures: steady, reliable; married: plenty of experience: state full Particulars P © Rox 414, Paducah, Kentucky QUILLIN—Ethel May, Dorothy May; three people: comedy acrobatic act; double contortion act; double and singles; singing and dancing; comedy in acts. Syracuse, Meigs County, Ohio. STEPHEN D. RAJEC—In novel feats of a and forward juggling; now at liberty. 429 9th Milwaukee, Wisconsin. STRAIGHT MAN--With gooa singing voice; ex Perienced in chorus dancing; lead numbers; light comedy; age, 25; rewsonable salary. IRVING GESLAND, 124 Third Ave., Clinton, Iowa. THE GRAY FAMILY TRIO—Anything that pays real money; singles, doubles, trios; singing. comedy. string mucic; dancing: anything cast and change often. OPERA HOUSE REPORTER, Des Moines, Ia. TWO SMALL YOUNG MEN—Would like to join vaudeville or burlesque as comedians. Address J SACKS, Gen. Del., Niagara Falls, New York. TWO YOUNG MEN—Age. 18 and 20; wish position: vaudeville; good comedy pair: amateur experience; willing workers. ALLAN TEURS, Merchants’ Hotel. Tacoma, Washington. WAGON SHOW AGENT —Five years’ experience: close contractor; use brush; sober; neat dresser; age, 32; make openings: sell tickets). ED CLAYTON, Charleston, West Virginia. STAGE ASPIRANTS following advertisements are from Artists whe on disclaim long obliging and reasonable. Burlesque and Musical Comedy At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. SMART YOUNG GIRL—Wants position on stage; with chorus. LUCY REDMOND, care Mrs. W. L. HUNTER, Pembroke, Ontario STAGE ASPIRANT—Age, and ambitious; for Tille. Texas WANTED—By good looking young lady; age, 18; place in chorus or teudeville, no experience, but willing. GEORGIA RUSH, Gen Del, Peorta, Illinots. WOULD like to join good musical comedy or vaudeville troupe; have amateur experience; age, 18. LEE TUCKER, Port Arthur, Texas. YOUNG MAN—Age, 19; fair voice; neat appearance; straight or light eomedy, musical comedy, burlesque, stock or road; little experience. WILLIAM MARTON, Gen. Del.. Bridgeport, Connecticut. YOUNG ee 23; for vaudeville or musical comedy; good da some teaching and road experience MASON. ‘20 Watson, Detroit, Michigan YOUNG MAN —Wishes position in burlesque; little experience: don’t care what wages paid. BARRACLOUGH, 1023 W. Madison, Chicago, | Illinots. YOUNG MAN—Age, 17; wishes to join musical or Vaudeville; no experience; willing to leam. HARRY WILLIS, care Harry Cohen, 111 Vancourt Ave., De trott, Michigan. 19; weight, 100; willing good musical comedy or vaudeMARIE BLACK, 102 Houston St., Ft. Worth, gy mg age in all lines; also for pic : desires location: state salary and details. N. MALMO. 207 W. Gwinnett St. Savannah. Ga. ~PIANIST— For moving pictures within 200 miles of Cincinnati, Ohi. CLARENCE BIDDLE, 112¢ Ranklick St. Cwrington. Kentucky. Singers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free ef charge. A-1 TENOR SINGER: good ballad voice; can deliver the goods: managers. make me an offer FRED HAHN 1496 Clinton Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota PRIMA DONNA—Soprano; high lsric; musical comedy or vaudeville or band for summer, will consider quartet if estadlished. LOUISE STUBLEU, Rilltboard, Chicago. [linots age, 20; nonunion; writer of ar music; comp ing for Knickerbocker Harmony Stucica gE W. BAINBRIDGE, 1320 West 24th St. Milwaukee, Wis 16 —— ORGANIST—Male: age, 36; experience; pictures; play Hope Jones or any kind of organ: no vaudeville ORGANIST, 566 Fastlawn, Detroit, attractions; loud — PIPER—Original novel can furnish bass drummer. F. X. HENNESSY, Y ges 2d Ave.. New York City. Vaudeville Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words. free ef charge. A-1 BLACKFACE COMEDIAN—Or straight man for vauderille or musical comedy; baritone or lead for quartet: good appearance; age, 20. LEW STOUT 255 Market St., Hartford. Connecticut. In Answering Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. Motion Picture Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. YOUNG MAN—Age, 18: wishes to learn moving Picture acting or stage acting; no experience, but ambitious HALE BURGESS, 3935 Flad Ave, St. Louts, Missourt. YOUNG a Wishes position with reliable film company: photo on request. JACK STANDER, “Ta Fairview Ave.. Grand Rapids. Mich Vaudeville Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. PLACE WANTED—In dancing act or juvenile act: two young men; ages, 19 and 20; limited experience. BOR JOHNSON _4203 Washington Blvd . Chicago ™. YOUNG LADY—Age, 21. weight, 90; wishes posi tion; rauderitie; amateur experience; nice voice: good Pianist ANNA HARKINS. Gen. Del, Bualo. New York wishes to join vaudeville or willing: talent for GROMALA, 247 YOUTH—Age, 17: burlesque; no experience, Dut Irish or tramp comedian JOHN Crown St. Meriden, Connecticut YOUNG MAN—Would like to get started in show as blackface comedian. Cutter St., Cincinnatt. OSCAR MANIFOLD, Ohio. T2uL ar pa = aw? oer mea ei maa ome