The Billboard 1918-05-04: Vol 30 Iss 18 (1918-05-04)

>| Size} &> o> S22) Bar! “on | 2.2 Se o RF far RE MAY 4, 1918 The Billboard $1 FREE. AT LIBERTY WANT SITUATION ADVERTISEMENTS NOT TO EXCEED 2S WORDS SALE, NO peur WANTED ADS INwat SERTED FREE. CONDITIONS Adver ptable nature will be Inverted 4 without =e ‘in | the Classified ne Open person or ith the show business. If answers are not satisfactory the first time we Invite as many Insertions as are necessary to place you. These columns are for the benefit ef the unemployed and we do not want you to feel that you are imposing on “ee by using the columns more than ene time. NO FREE STANDING ADS ACCEPTED, COPY MUST BE FURNISHED EACH WEEK. NO FREE FUTURE TIME WANTED ADS. You must be ready to join at ones. Write your ad separate sheet of paper. Forme close Thursday, 6 p.m., for insertion in the following issue. NOTICE—Letters directed to initials ONLY are not delivered through the post office. if initials are used the letter should be addressed care ef person, frm or post office box. THE BILLBOARD PUB. CoO., 25 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohle. Agents and Managers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AGENT—Lots of experience; close contractor; both houses and tents; wife, i coal soubrette, both young; exemgt; joint or single. W. STEWART, General Delivery, Omaha. Nebraska. AGENT—That can meke them; let me hear from thase I hare worked for before; nothing wo big. A Mct}INNIS, Box 74. Burlington, North Carolina. AT LIBEXRTY—<A-1 special agent; 6 years experience as samme; ready to join at once; will go anywhere FRED BALDWIN, Apt. 8, Elk Block, Anderson, Indiana DANCE HALL MANAGER, MASTER INSTRU CTOR—Pleasing persomality; knows busines from A to Z. long experience; no proposition too large APT. 22. Hotel Rilling, St. Louts, Missouri MANAGER PHUTOPLAY THEATRS-—Expert in superintending, booking, projection and advertising; marries; age, 27; references, any Cincinnati exchange F. MARTIN, care Claude Hite, Strand Bidg., Cincinnatl, Ohio. VAUDEVILLE HEATRE MANAGER, PRESS AGENT, inn y AGENT—Age, 41; 16 years’ ax perience; sober and dependable; salary nominal HL LEB. permanent address. Stag Hotel. Cincinnati, O Bands and Orchestras At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. TRAINED HOUSE CATS—Wheel baby buggy, jump AT —ss wy Gente) 3 prefers PUNCH & JUDY SHOW —A clean attraction for through hoops of fire, walk tight ~~4 and others. | vaudeville ; state _ |ladies and children; A-1 outfit; first-class references. BERT WILLIS, R. F. D. 3, Box 7, Pittsburg, Texas. | JOHN BANISTER, West , os ss... A Ohio. | PUNCH MAN, care Billboard, New York City. TRAINED HOUSE CATS—Wheel baby buggy, jump through hoops of fire; walk tight wire and others. BERT WLIA1S, RF. D. 3, Box 7, Pittsburg, Texas. WORLD'S ONLY BLIND BAG PUNCHER— Punches ten bags; if you do not want a real sideshow act do not write. 322 Lake St., Woodstock, iLinots. UNION MAN—AS cC&rpenter, props., electrician for coming season; | have my own spot light L. EL JONES, care Billboard, Chicago, Iinois. EE WANTED AN ENAGEMBENT—By a local contractor of representation with circus, alan twenty-four man D. F. DAVIS, care General Delivery, Kalamamo, Michigan. YOUNG MAN—Would LUke to make connections with side show; ticket box or similar A. F., care Store, 669 New Lotts Ave. Brooklyn, New York. Colored Performers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—Colored comedian; would like to hear from Herbert's Greater Minstrels at once. ARCHIE ARMSTEAD, General Delivery, Memphis, Tennessee. COLORED LADY SAXOPHONE SOLDIST—Vaydeville act; eight minutes; agents and managers write S. D. SUTTLE, care Idlewild Hotel, 33 Wabash Ave., Chicago, Llineia PIANO PLAYHER—like position in M. P. theatre; cue pictures; Past or North preferred. MINE FLEMING, 319 N. Coates St, FY. Scott, Kansas. Drematic Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-l VLOLINIST—-Desires position; all lines; large library; university graduate; best of reference; also play cello FORREST G. WALTER, Potts Grove, Pennsylvania. expeTiemed in YOUNG BALLOON drops, cannon wishes engagement with good balloon company. Write FREMONT L. ROSS, Community House, Rutland, Vermont. RIDER — Featuring AT LIBERTY—Violinist ieader; thoroughly experi enced; vaudeville, hotel or summer resort work preferred; fine library. VIOLINIST, 401 N. 7th St., Arkansas City, Kansas. A-l TRAP DRUMMER—Jazz, four-hammer xylophonist; 12 years’ experience; finest outfit. RAY WILSON, 520 N. 6th St., Springfield, Lil. A-1 VIOLINIST—Movie or a ay large library music; sober, reliable; A. F of M.; married; can deliver the goods. CG E. BRANDT, 411 & 4th Se, Aberdeen, South Dakota. AT LIBERTY—A-1 band and orchestra leader and teacher; locate. MUSICLAN, 331 E 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. AT LIBERTY—Family band of 5 pieces; slide trombone, ED bass and drums. FIV MUSICAL BEERS, General Delivery, Wilson, North Carolina. CLARINETIST—A. F. M.; experienced all lines; troupe at locate ARTHUR HDGNER, Lackawanna Hotel, Newark, New Jersey. OONCERT ORCHESTRA, CELLIST—Desires permanent position; concert, pictures or hotel job; New York Union; exempt draft. LOUIS METZ, 260 8S. Church St., Spartanburg, South Carolina. DRUMMER—Wants to locate where there is dance work as side line; light employment desired; good ed vaudeville, concert; ucation; good outfit; exempt from draft. DRUM MER, 1302 Rockwell St., Watertown, Wisconsin. DRUMMER—Play drums, — tympani; wish to locate in good, live town; play in band or H orchestra; experienced in vaudeville. _ EK WILLIS, 2112 Asbury Ave., Evanston, Mlinois. AT LIBERTY—Rough soubrette; exe MRS F. D Kansas City, Missourt years of experiWHETTEN, Centropolis Hotel, CORNETIST AT oa RTY FOR THEATRE LOCATION ONLY—A F M.; strictly reliable L BRUMMETT, 125 N pm. St., Wichita, Kansas AT LIBERTY FOR GENERAL BUSLNESS—Anything cast for, gomd wardrobe; one piece or rep.; exempt. MORRISON, General Delivery, Greenville, Texas. DRUMMER—Wants resort, etc.; trombone, bells, chimes, xylo, etc; experience: vaudeville, concert, etc.; sight reader; references furnished; state salary. VICTORIA THEATRE, Steubenville, Ohio. CHARACTERS, heavies, or anything cast for; soe. ; wife, characters, hearies; age, 26. MACKALLYN 105 Maple St., Durand, Michigan. DOROTHY HOLMESshart hing cast for but characters; age, 26; height, 5 fy, 5; weight, 145; all esstock or rep. Gen. Del. Memphis, Tenn. JAMES T. TRICE—The Famous Blackface Comedian; work single or double; put on @cts; change for two weeks. 2603 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, Va FIRST-CLASS CHARACTER WOMAN; some emotional leads if desired: experience; wardrobe; ability; no specialties; stock preferred; only reliable managers; 5 ft, 3; weight, 122 MARGOT BEATON, Covert, Michigan. JUVENILE MAN—Some hearies; age, 22; weight, 160; cornet, double B. & O.; experienced; good dresser.—L. B. O'BRIEN, 1526 5th Ave., Moline, Ill. JUVENILE MAN—Eixcellent wardrobe; A-1l ap pearance; 5 130 lbs.; age, 19; 5 ft, 9; light specialties; 5 ft, §; light comedy: join any time HASIL SHELTON ,Fulton, Kentucky LEADING MAN—Experience: age, 2; height, 6 ft; EMMITT D. BOLNG, Texas ons COMEDIAN AND JUVENILE — Age, > ft, 10; good appearance on and good mpertenss: singing specialties ROBERT ST. atin. R R 2, Covert, Michigan ability: wardrobe weight, 150; not subject to raft, 1905 Hemphill S., Ft. Worth, AT LIBERTY—Strong bally-hoo band, 3 cornets, baritone, slide trombone, melophone and trap drums, for anything reliable PAUL F. KOLB, Billboard, 424 and Broadway, New York (ity BAND = OR CORNET—Band@ and orchestra; rep. ane-nighter permanent theatre orchestra; exemt; join a A FRED) ROBERTS, care Oklaboma Hotel, el, Sapulpa. Oklahome MAN AND WIFE—W'ife, ingenues; Man, jureniles and general a both do two specialties; have ability, wardrobe, experience. LEWIS & LEWIS, 3945 W. Kostner im. Chicago, Tlinois. MAN AND WIFE —For one-nighter; up in Tom parts; specialties: bass drum; wife, parta only. CLAUDE ST. CLAIR, 339 North Washington S&t., St. Paul, Minnesota Burlesque and Musical Comedy At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free ef charge. BURLESQUE AND TAB. MANAGER—Fred (Shorty) “a, character comedian, invites your offer for Uus or next season. 242 Elm St, Albany, New York DUTOH, BOCENTRIC GR BLACK-—lLead numbers, produce Mills. Scripts? Na Worked Sun and Sprighburg time; can do straights BILLY STEED, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohia FEMALE IMPERSONATOR—Do Hawaiian and Oriental dancing; work clubs or carnivals; I hare a fine make-up. BILLY MILLER, General Delivery, Chicago. Dilinots. RICHARD LIAAYD—Age, 28; 5 ft., 11; weight, 175 baritone voice; straights; ance; wardrobe; best stock preferred; exceptional voice; whistling specialty. Gen. Del., Donora, Pennaylvania YOUNG MAN—Age, 19: wishes to join musical experience in blackface and comedy fn acro ticket if far. ELMER PANKOVITS, 252 Main St.. Conemaugh, Pennsylvania YOUNG MAN—20, 5 ft.. 10%; weight, 150; would Uke to join musical comedy or burlesque as singing comedian ROBERT VOGHT, 3214 Wash. Bivd, (hicago, Mlinota YOUNG MAN—Handsome; age, 20; 5 ft.. 10; striking personality; good dancer; sings some; musical omnedy of vaudeville considered COURTLAND DeDALE, West Court Hotel, Denver. Crtorede YOUNG LADY—Exceptionally good locking age 20: lota af style and persomality: | comedy of sketch considered 255 Birch, Denver, Cotorad Circus and Carnival At Liberty Adve®tsements, 25 words, free of charge. 1 COOK—With some amall atric R LEWIS, 475 Maine St, A-| IRON JAW PERFORMER—Like to join good act; would like to hear from Helen Leach, Wallin — song LORDON, 1718a Hall St, Past St ouls, Witte AT cinaeT ~—Barry’s Comedy Dog Circus; seven does R minute act. T. J. BARRY, 307 Sth St, Troy, oe ork FIRST-CLASS bone yo expetience; aleo cor fran Shows 5 ft, 6; vaudeville, muMAL SWARTY, show or carnival. Batesville, Ark. DODGER—Fire years’ and performer; now Great Amer WILLIAM ANDERSON, Knoxville, Tennensee liNDU OONCESSION WORK ER—Wishes position ; ealary your limit; will get results; experience. JHAL SINGH, General Delivery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PROF_ CHAS N. HAGEL, sirong man, handling heavy weights, Ladian club swinging act, chainbreaking act, bending tron bar act. Peorta Ilitnads PUNCH AND JUDY—Also magic; A-1 outfit; firstclass references. PUNCH MAN, care Billboard, New York City RUSSIAN WRESTLER MODHL-—Phyvical culturist; RICHARD LLOYD—Age, 28; 5 ft, Li: 175; leads; versatile; gen. bus.; wardrobe; appe@rance; ability; permanent stock preferrs! ‘Gen Le Donora, Pennsylvania SINGING AND DANCING SISTER TEAM—Changing specialties for week; ingenues, soubrettes, juveniles; long experience; excellent wardrobe; reliable managers, write LUCILLE SISTERS, General Delivery, Flint, Michigan. SISTERS—Play parts, piano and sing; gentlemen. DRAMATIC, Suite 634, Chicaga, Tline@a WHEELER & Re\V ERE—Gen. weight, feature specialties; ladies and 29 & La Salle, bus. and chorus; experienced; stock engagement with reliable manager only: reference given; go anywhere; join on wire. Reoonrille, Missourt Miscellaneous At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. EXPERIENCED PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Pianist also plays cornet and drummer doubles saxophone and cornet; prefer chautauqua or vaudevil’e. MUSICAL TEAM, care Billboard, Chicago, Dlinots. GOOD VIOLINIST AND PIANIST (Lady)—Speora oo = bits; permanent; prefer coast p<ei fully experienced; reliable. MARIBD HARDAVICK, Mois Columbia St., Yale Apts., Seattle, Washington Piano Players At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 PLANIST—Experienced in vaudeville, stock, mus. tah and pictures; ed; exempt from draft; prefer location, but will travel; age, 26. L. M. CRONKRIGHT, General Delivery, Holland, Michigan. A-1 PIANO PLAYER—Can double drums; also ride the drome; have wife to work cabaret show; lots of experience. ERLE T. ROBERTSON, 1001 Saath St, Nashville, Tennessee A-1 PIANO—Double trombone; troupe or locate; 2 years in the game; state your best salary. LEE WALTERS, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. AT LIBEKTY—Pianist, A-1, for picture show. MUSICIAN, 1126 Banklick St., Covington, Kentucky. AT LIBERTY—Pianiste, experienced in vaudeville, tab. or pictures. I. CHALK, 308 Solidad St., San Antonio, Texas. ELIZABETH STEELE—Pianist, sight reader; prefer dance orchestra; years of experience. IZABETH STEELE, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. EXPERIENCED PIANIST AND DRUMMER— Pianist also plays cornet and drummer doubles saxophone and cornet. MUSICAL TEAM, care of Billbeard, Chicago, Illinois. LADY PIANIST—Experienced M. P. player; desires location; orchestra in small town preferred. PIANIST, route 2, Box 20, Bluefield, West Virginia. LADY PIANIST—A-1 in ail lines; prefer orchestra work; excellent sight reader: nonunion, but willing to join. MISS ELLEN GREENE, care Billboard, Cineinnati, Ohio. PIANIST—Double parts or height, 5 ft., 8; weight, 130. rillton, Arkansas. PIANIST, VAUDEVILLE, TABLOID OR ROAD SHOW—Double stage and band; experienced, sober, reliable; straight in acts or bits. B. J. GORMAN, care Billboard, Chicago, Illinois. PIANO PLAYER; steady; for "49 show; best ofer; don’t read; join at once. JACK BLAKE, 155 W. Chestnut St., Chicago, Ilincia. Singers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. specialties; age, 33; JACK MURRAY, Mor rr he, ws x «MES—Trombene, band and orchestra; a A-1; above draft; troupe or locate. Gen. Del., Memphis. Tennessee. LADY VIOLINIST—Experienced;: wishes position with orchestra in theatre or hotel, or would travel with chautauqua company. R. D. SMITH, Comservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohia LOCATION in good Southern town; drummer, playexperienced vaudeville, ing bells, tympani, xylophone; burlesque and high-class concert or hotel. BUNNIB HILLMAN, 135 9th St.. Mismi, Florida. NONUNION PIANIST AND DRUMMER—Open for summer engagement; woul like to learn motion picture work. RUSSELL PICKENS, 12 Bellerue Rd, Watertown, Massachusetts. PLANO, VIOLIN & DRUMMER, BELLS—Would like position out of town; first-class pictures, vaudeville, dance; fine library. BOLLES, 920 Hancock St.. Brooklyn, New York. SMALL ORCHESTRA—Violin, cornet and piano; want engagement; have good li music; are thoroughly reliable EL SHAW, South Boston, Va TRAP DRUMMER—Full line of yy = nan B & O.: exempt from draft; open for bea circus; must have ticket. FODDIE Davis “213 Short St.. Chester, Dlincia VIOLINIST (Lead), PIANIST (Lady), DRUMS (Son)—Locate, troupe or dance; sober, reHable; Americans; experienced: exempt: jointly. R. C. MAGRAUDY, 860 N. First St., Rockford, I. YOUNG LADY PIANIST—Sight reader; sing; vraudeville, pictures or road. PIANIST, Suite 634, 29 S. la Salle, Chicago, Illinois Operators At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 OPERATOR WANTS STEADY not in draft; sober: reliable. Grand Ave., Chicago, Mlinois. EXPERIENCED MERRY-GO-ROUND AND FERRIS WHEEL OPERATOR for parks or carnivals; married; sober and steady; 18 years’ experience. HARRY G. FOWLER, 33 10th &St., Buffalo. N. Y. M. P. OPERATUOR—Can handle all makes of machines; willing to:leave town. OPERATOR, care Billboard, Chicago. Illinois. POSITION ; OPERATOR, 52 East AT LIBERTY—Man and wife; diving girl and mechanic. DORO. care Billboard, New York City DERMOTTI— Magician; past reputation my references. What offers? Now in N. H. Address mail to 6 Warren St. New Betford, Massachusetts EXPERIENCED H.-S. MERRY-GO-ROUND MAN— Strictly sober; experienced; state salary in first letter. REX BEECH, Kaplan's Show, care BuUlbcard, \Cininnati, Ohio. MAN—FEnglish, strong, age 33, wants position circus or foad as cantasman: good with horses; three years Bostock and Wombwell's FRANK BAINES, General Delivery, Torente, Canada PROF. DODGE-—Demonstrator: known as the business alarm clock; writes advertisements; willing to go anywhere FP. © Box M3, Dayton, Ohic. Motion Picture Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—A-1 violinist; exempt from draft; prefer picture house. RAY EMOR, 1150 B. 47th St, Chicago, Ilinets LACATION BY YOUNG LADY, as pianist or or ganist in a moving picture theater; city preferred. H. S&S. 229 Franklin Ave, Sidney, Ohte > > Musicians At Liherty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 CELLIST—Chautauqua, hotel or resort; experienced and reliable: capable of solo work. Write B Ga eare Billboard. Cincinnati, Ohie MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR and gas — expert; 7 years’ experience; Dest of reference; business 7 days a week; nonunion. Write quick. KENNEY LOYD, Dierks Theater, Dierks, Arkansas. OPERATOR AXD ELECTRICIAN—Long experience; any machine: good reference: would like to locate; married: must have good salary. RAY MOFFETT. 219% Huntington Avrc., Baltimore, Md OPERATOR—With machine, Bliss light, feature film; double st and band; state salary; med. shows. 1219 BK 3a St.. Sedalia, Missouri. BEN_EARLEY, Parks and Fairs At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-l CORNETIST—For parks, resorts, theaters or anything permanent: desires location if possible; ean handle any good position. CORNETIST, 402 Center St., Stevens Point, Wisconsin. AT LIBMRTY—Experienced awing walker wishes engagement for season; track swing preferred. GEO. KORUM, P. Q® Box 745, Fargo. North Dakota AT LIBERTY—Madam Zelda; first-class palmisi; rapid reader; 7 days park. MADAM ZELDA, Gen. Del Pittsburg, Pennsylvania BALLY-HOO—Can give consecutive shows in small building: parks: Philadelphia and vicinity resorts oly. LINGERMAN, Magician, Ventriloquist, Palmist, T% North 5th St.. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. GHORGE R. BISHOP—Featuring the strongest escape acts in existence: would like to hear from re liable managers and booking agents on Eastern Time. Phenix, Rhode Island A-1 DRUMMBER— Desires change; house of concert orchestra: bells, and tympant; A. FL M Minot. Neeth Datota A-l DRUMMBPR—Doubling trombene, bells, xylophone, chimes; expertenced all lines; references furnished;: state salary; suremer reeort theatre; no trouping. ROOM 5, L O QO FP. Bldg, Elkhart, Indiana prefer vaudeville xylophone, drums Drummer, care Box 273, PARKS, FAIRS. CELEBRATIONS—Slack wire; high trapeze; juggling: balloon ascensions, 3 to 6 ¢rops from one balloon eo CLARK & CO., 284 Franklin St., Springfield, ¢ Ohio ‘PEARSON'S TRAINED ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOATS—For fairs, parks and celebrations; lady trainer; new and ff ngs; twenty-five tricks. props ashy trappi CAPT. GC E PEARSON, Paris, Nlinois Speak English, Russian, French; would like position show or attendant. 308 West 16th St, » New York. | in Answering Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. FUTURE PRIMA DONNA—Trained soprano; desires experience; voice unusual quality; tall; exceptional figure; stage presence; make-up; — know!edge dancing. DONNA WESLEY, General Delivery, Chicago, Linois. LOUIS COMODARI, 377 Broome St, New York; 40 inches; international singer; Italian: eleven years’ experience; I will be very glad to act in any show for this summer. YOUNG MAN—21, wishes position as second tenor in quartette; good solo singer: have had little experience. GEORGE L. KLAUBERG, 42 State St., Bridgeport, Connecticut. Vaudeville Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. ALL AROUND COMEDIAN—Straighs; work in acts; vamp piano or organ. JOHNNY BALDWIN, 260 S 10th Re Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, AT LIBERTY MAY 4—Rex McCall, comedian. eral bustaas, specialties; age, 36; 165 Ibs.; 5 ft., "0%. Otis, Col ; then Stratton, Col, week April 29. aT LIBERTY—Lady, general business, except characters; feature wardrobe; gent, A-1 orchestra leader, double alto; specialties; join on wire. AGNES DeVERE, 708 McGee, Kansas City, Missouri. AT LIBERTY MAY 1—Baritone, for male or mixed quartet; splendid soloist; reader and impersonator; appearance; chautauqua, Iyceum or vaudevile. ROBT. CHARLES, 4425 Sycamore St., Dallas, Texas. AT LIBERTY—Vivlinist, wmandolinist, cartoonist, old man, rube, two-voiced singer; straights: trick dog; talk on anything; med. shows write. VERNON, Car toonist, Kenton, Ohio. AT LIBERTY—Blackface comedian; play guitar; good street man. OSCAR HALL, Joplin, Missouri BLACKFACK SINGING AND DANCING COMEDIAN; medicine or vaudeville show; put on acts; change for week GEORGE WEST. Maywood, Neb. BLACKFACE—Other » comedy characters; change often; vamp organ; handle canvas: strong on sales, also in acts; ticket. SHORTY JACOBS, 27 Semen St.. Reading, Pennsylvania. FIRST-CLASS COMEDIAN—Age, 19 (mulatto); y good white companies considered. JAMES C. MEADE, 169 Morrow St., Wheeling, West Virginia. PIANOLOGUE, SINGING, TALKING, PARTS if desired; only responsible organization; ladies and rentlemen considered. VAUDEVILLE, Suite 634 29 La Salle, Chicago, Tlinois PRODUCING COMEDIAN—NScript, bills, new, snappy, clean; in seventh month, changing twice weekly, not repeating: no show too big. JACK MacCULLOUGH, 328 Clay St.. Portland, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER — Nonunion; prefer vaudeville house; have marimbaphone, bells, tympani, xylophone: am A-1l vaudeville man. JACK RUSSELL. Gen. Del., Kansas City, Missouri. WANTED—A place in vaudeville; little experience: very interested: 33 years; 130 Ibs LAWRENCE THOMPSON, 110 Main St.. Battle Creek, Michigan. YOUNG MAN—20, juvenile, character or straight, wishes to join act or musical comedy. ©. DIETZEL, 1057 N. Menard Ave., Chicago, Mlinots. YOUNG MAN—Would like to break in; write illusionist or transformist. GROSS, 531 Warwick St, Brooklyn, New York. STAGE ASPIRANTS The following advertisements are from Artists who frankly disclaim long experience. They will be found willing, obliging and reasonable. Vaudeville Artists At Llherty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. BOY—19; would like job with musical comedy or vaudeville: no experience, but willing to learn. WILLIAM DANWICH, 412 W. Market St., Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania TALENTED AMATEUR—Exgperience, well recommended, wishes place with professional who lest partner through draft; singer and comedian. IA"! MARCUS, 4%4 Georgia Ave. Rrooklyn, New York YOUNG MAN. 20; good appearance: voice: wants to join vaudeville or musical comedy; little experience, but willing; send photo. JACK SC 1530 Pullan Ave., Cincinnat!, Ohio.