The Billboard 1919-04-19: Vol 31 Iss 16 (1919-04-19)

APRIL 19, 1919 a’ The Billboard 61 : FREEATLIBERTY WANT SITUATION ADVERTISEMENTS NOT TO EXCEED 26 WORDS Acrobats ai Liberty Advertiooments, 25 words, free of charge. THARIES GAYLOR—Giant acrobatic frog man, sengaiéonal hand cquillbrist; two bi feature acts ag free attractions for fairs, celebrations, comings, etc. 174 17th St. Detroit, Michigan Ue ese SY Ceo ee DOD ALL AROUND CUMEDY ACROBAT and can ba in most any kind of act GENE PARENTO, an Carver St, Boston, Massachusetts URICE KAY—The origina] rubber ball; have two _~ comedy tumbling acts; one on roller ‘skates; for fairs, celebrations and big entertainments. 1138 Olayten St, Denver, Colorado. Agents and Managers Al Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of oharye. BD\ANCE AGENT OR SECOND MAN—Just discharged from army; past six months « ce representative for oMcial soldier show; @ proven live wire. W T REYNOLDS, Box 38, Frontenac, Kansas. GENT OR MANAGER—Close contractor; sober, reMable: 34 years of age; nothing too a or small; write or CHESTER D. DALEY, 408 Schenectady St, Schenectady, New York. hn na Ann Trae RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF INTHGKITY. Full of pep and ambition; business managing and advert ence; wishes poe = theatrical or film company. PHIL GREENBURG. ise Pergen St, Newark, New Jersey. THEATRE UOWNER—Two live wites; one plays violin, one manager; both do cxpert @‘vertixing, making artixtle lobby creations that bring the business. BUX S6c. Newcastle, Indiana WHO WANTS A REAL AGENT that can g.t eat St., ia G ee, CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL MANAGER—Wants floor ew AT LIBERTY—Club or summer re| PIANIST—Past 10 years playing for For & Sennett, . top; has experienced girl entertainers. iN, sort; no ticket; write; now in %. U. Band comedians, pictures and Pathe’s pictorials, at the ae 624 E. 135th St.. New York City. GERALD FORBES, Norman, Oklahoma My hg eS = alone; A. F. CLARK TRIO—Two ladies and gent; A-1 lack wire | CLARINETIST AT LIBERTY—Would like position in references. PIAN P. O. Bor 71, 1 A and comedy juggling lady and gent clown; 2 theater orchestra; experienced. MUSICLAN, 61 W. | St_Sta, Washington, Distrirct of Columbia. : acts; circus, Write DONALD CLARK, 284 Franklin | Franklin St., Hagerstown, Maryland. REAL PIANO PLAYER—For moving pictures; have % , Springfield, Ohio. OURNET PLAYER—Blind; wishes to join band or| made it @ study for 19 years; can deliver the DANCER—South Sea Island; work in native style; | musical show; @ partner, also partly blind; both | Socds. C. M. BENSON. Y_ M C. A., Cleveland, 0. fine wardrobe; big flash, and play novel musical instruments; jo'n first-class show; state all and limit; long season. R. W. E., care The Billboard, Cincinnati. ELECTRICIAN, M. P. OPERATOR AND STAGE MANAGER—Handle any kind of outfit and electrical effects; lovg experience with road shows; state sslary. SIFRIY, General Delivery, Cleveland, O. ENXVERIENL ED MERRY-GO-RUUND MAN—Can handle cluich, insite or w&lk platform: wife, sells tickets; can join at once; salary your Umit. ADAM MOORE, Lapeer, Michigan FJiIKST-CLASS ELECTRICIAN AND MECHANIC— In al) branches; desires position with carnival or traveling show; married; wife, can work concessions; run cook house. J. ALBAUGH, 21 Front St, OumOerland, Marviand good cornet players) ROCCO DEMISCOIO, 17 MeIougal St., New York, New York. vel MMER WISHES POSITION in cabaret of road show; drummer, with bella and xylophone, RDW. RYAN, 1°51 23rd St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. bi NST-CLASS GOKNGANIST— Wants immediate engagement; experienced; reliable; fine picture player; epiendid library; pipe organ and good salary essental. A. E. JONES, Rox 472, Hagerstown, Maryland. TROMBONIST—Was band leader in France; just discharged; wants to locate in emall town as bandmaster or in orchestra in M. P. house; union. JACK S'FFIELD, 1502 EB. 6th St., Pine Bluff, Arkansas. VIOLIN AND PIANO—Well experienced; like to hear from some good dance orchestra; travel or locate; tell all first letter; can join at once. MUSIOIAN, 1114 6th St, N. BE, Minneapolis, Minnesots. JUGGLER OF Blu CLUBS—Speed and refinement. and small clubs with the handles out and butts as handles. O. LAMONT GUNDERSON, St. Johns, Ore LADY TATTOOIST—For carnival; swell display and outfit; no Danner; photo on request; write best ores, RUSIE NUXTH, care 712 8th St., East LiverPeel, Ohio. —————— SULDIER JUST BACK FROM OVERSEAS—Would like a position with carnwal or show company; 5 ft., om. 25. KHAKI, care The Billboard, Chicago, Ilinots. SELLFB AND Raggy ge side good, strong voice; can put them under the canvas. CHAS. C. PATTERSON, Pais 44th St. Newport News, Virginia Colored Performers At Liberty Advertisoments, 25 words, free of charge. AT LIBERTY—Man and wife; plano and drums; 8lso sing and dance; prefer job playing for cabarct road TICKET show; isfactory resulla; 15 years’ experience. SHOW| sheer. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, 2427 Erskin St., MAN. IT Kenworthy Ave, Glens Falls, New York. ( mah, Nebraska, Bands and Orchestras At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words. free of charge. Dramatic Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-| ORCHESTRA AT LIBERTY FOR RESORT— lark or dance work; 3-6 pieces; all professionals; © C. FERRILL, General Delivery, Macon, PUBLICITY JAZZ RAND—6 pieces; at liberty for dances, ete; 1 and 2-night stands, within 20 or 25 miles of New York Cuy. DAN GOLDNER, 20 Yookors Ave. Yonkers, New York Billposters At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. LiLLVOsSTeER— Wants permanent posiuion; marricd; siate full particulars in first letier. F. BUSH, Cencral Deltvery, Vhiladelphia, Pennsylvania Burlesque and Musical Comedy Al Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of sharge. A-1 FAKE PIANO PLAYER—Plays on popular music; can double stage and good einger: goud dresser; five years’ experience. THOS, McNEEBY, 533 29 Ss aria Terra AT LIBERTY—Two young comedians; ages, 18-19; had experience as tramp and Jew; would like to join burlesque or musical comedy. WM. J. RACH LOW 244 E &t, South Boston, Massachusetts AT LIBERTY — For juvenile, silly kid, gh A or Jew: discharged from navy; I've got the and oa me JQHNNIE CLEMENTS, care Billboard. New ork City BARITONE SOLOIST—Can put over big balleds; straight as juventie, bits or emall parts; quartette experience with Znized productions; stock or road oe | preferred. DON CLARKE, care Billboard, Cin CHAKACTEFR MAN AND CBORUS GIRL—Want fod in Musica! comedy; good wardrobe: some scripts; ar Al BHARKY J GLAZE, care W. Barnell, 816 fin St. Fre Pennsvivana — GENERAL BUSINESS straights, blackface, Hebrew, tramp eccentric singing but no dancing; fair pianist no great experience in tab. work, but capable. L. R THOMPSON Milnary and Clajyion Ave, GCeorzetoun Kontucky MUSICAL DIRECTUR—Diamisi, Teal at sight; ttanspose arrange; union: wife. experienced pony; all Tequirements, see paid ad BOB CHAMBERS, Genetal Delivery Hominy, Oklahoma. MUSICAL COMEDY COMEDIAN—Can produce bile, lead numopers: can do straights; worked! Eptegievurg and Sun Time; just discharged from army BILL STEED, care The Billboard, Cincin Tet hie TALLOMY TEAM—Expert dancers; second comedian; Irish, characters: singing, dancing souret'e; strong double, single dancing specialties; wardireve re duce numbers. D. M. DAW, General Delivery, Fort Warne, Indiana TWO YOUNG MEN —22 years; would like to join burlesque; good baritone; solo singers: we understand harmony for quartette GEORGE KALUBERG, 58 W_ Porter St. Waterbury, Connecticut TWO SOLDIERS—Want to connect with reliable theater or stock company; gome experience {n mufical comedy; good singers. EAR 0. SEWELL, 2500 Corinth St, Dallas, Teras. Circus and Carnival At Likerty Advertiooments, 28 words, free of charge. aT LIDERTY—Two acle tor one-ting R. R. show; one acrial act: one p'atform act; good wardrobe; salary, | aah :& ~ your Umit. PERFORMER, 135 South 5th : Pichmond. Indians AT LIBERTY—Colonel Straub, the emallest animal ave er, with his educated and performing dogs; 1 small shows, no carnivals. 686 Indiana Ave., Toledo, Ohie AT LIBERTY—Rallooniat: Parachute at 2.000 feet. ‘Yon St. for carnivals: HENRY Mi'waukee, Wieconsin AT LIBERTY—LaDell, the famous magician: ae T vaudeville, circus, carnival, etc.; high-class act; ey $18.00 week: p'eace write or wire. ARTHU "DFLL, General De'ivery, Seattle, Washington AT LIBERTY—Strong announcer and novelty performer; change for week; ticket if over hundred JESS SELLERS, White Block, Benton Harot, Michigan, A — <a SS . Be Oarson, now offering his original caricatures, fine king and comedy ovelty; crayon macie for ede shows carnivals Or concerts 409 2les + Denver, drop in @ SETZER, open AT LIBERTY—Phil 8. Greiner, for characters, med. men or comedy. Palmetto, Florida AT LIBERTY—Comedy and general business; wardrobe; ability: experienced; age. 33: 5 f The. ; reliable managers only; rep. of musical d. LARRY POWERS, Gordon Hotel. Gadsden, Alabama, HEAVIES, JUVENILES—Age, 28; weight, 170; wife, light ingenues, juventies: aa Ss. age, 22: weight, at liberty sccount disappointment. THE OAD Lurern*, loa Miss i: ES FMANUEL—Al Vauidevitic, Theaters, Parks: one-piece; want the best summer season can offer; state all in answer. Cocvers) Delivery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ma AND MRS P. A PUFLPS—Heavics and gen bus.; thoroughly experienced: all around char acter people; join anywhere. General Delivery, Aber dven, South Dakota YOUNG MAN, 19—Local and road experience as Juvenile; have the looks and can do the work; pre fer California or vicinity; write quick. RB. H. POT TER, Room 502 Y M C A., Spokane, Washington. Miscellaneous At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of eharge. AT LIBERTY—A-! stage carpenter; travel or locate ROBERT E. LEE, 719 Blews St, Winston-Salem, lines: Dramatic, Operators At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words. free of charge. Vaudeville Artists At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. AMBITIOUS AMATEUR—24; 5 f., 7; good appearance; sing and dance; will consider anything that's steady, HARRY GUYER, 3133 Wilkens Ave, Bal timore, Maryland. AT LIBERTY—For vaudeville or motion pictures; firstclass cornet player. BOX 25, 152 B lll St, New York City. AT LEISURE—Philadelphia vicinity; palmist, medium in Gypsy costume; house to residence; parties. MADAME DUPONT, Psychic, 705 North Sth &t., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A? LIBERTY—Young psychic, palmist and astrologist desires connection with a mindreader or Buddha worker, MRS. MAY RICH, General Delivery, Cam den, New Jersey. AT LIBERTY—Chas. Gage, juggler, livery, Wilmington, Delaware. General De 4-1 OPERATOR AT LIBERTY ATF APRIL 3010 —Card man; wants location; Bilytherijle, Ark., April 22; Dyersburg, Tenn., 24. RANKIN LEDBET TOR, Vict ctory Theater, Blytherille, Arkansas. AT LIBERTY—Operator; 8 years’ experience on all makes; also A-! electrician; euto repairman; will go anywhere; can furnish best of references aa to ebility. L. HART, Winchester, Kentucky. AT LIBERTY—Carousel and ferris wheel operator; for parks or road; 18 years’ experience; murritu: reMable; sober. HARRY G. FOWLER, $3 Loth St, 4 ffalo, New York. ELECTRICIAN AND OPERATOR—Handle any equipment; shows playing pictures; or road shows; exDerienced stage electrician and manager; etate all and sc'arv. Le WALKER, 1476 Elmwood, Lakewortl, ELA TRICIAN—Five years’ experience; M. Operator; age, 22; reliable and oan: want to sos traveling amusement company. EB. R. MOSLEY, Lezx{-gon, Virginia. M. 1’. OU LRATUR— Handle stage and all effects; married; desires position where results are all that count; references; locate only. STEELE, 128 Harroon St., East Orange, New Jersey. OPERATUR—Honorably discharge soldier; 5 years’ experience; references; will operate and manage On salary or percentage. What hare you? GLENN f.'TH, Girard, Kaness UPERATUR AND ELECTRICIAN—Cau handle ; no booze or cigarciies; Dower plant; long exzpericnc: G. W. OLIVER, P. O. Box 233, Work guarantced. '-sacola, Forn'@ OVPERATUR, ELECTRICIAN—8 years’ experience; handle any equipment; married; must have 2 wecks’ notice: references. J. F. Box 575, C‘arendon, Arkansas. STAGE CARPENTER OR OPERATOR—Eight years’ experience; married; reliable; salary your limit; also handle paste brush, AA style P. L. Z., 69 3 Itth St., Paria, Teras. AT LIBERTY —Sellers and Hinkley, world spiritual mind readers; mysterious phenomena; baffies ail solution; an act that sudience is clamoring for; spellbound. 473 N. Front St.. New Bedford, Mass. AT LIBERTY, JOE SAVO, Mexican glass eater and sword swallower. Address to The Billboard, of 294 Elizabeth St. New York City. AT LIBERTY—Edgar and Sadie Geyer, novelty perormers; capable, experienced and reliable; anything reliable considered; old friends, please write. FUGCAR GEYER, Silver Creek, Nebraska. AT LIBERTY—Young man; age, 20; weight, 150; 5 ft., 8; like to connect with good act; sing well | as feminine. MIKE GOODWIN, 636 Warwick St. Brooklyn, New York. AT LEISURE, PHILADELPHIA VICINITY—Kid shows, magic, Punch, ventriloquism; The Big Three, Verlander, Peak, Lingerman, Entertainment Co., 705 N. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. BARITONE—Harmony singer; open for rr 4 years’ experience; age, 25; do solo also. What have you to offer? KEARNEY BOULWRIGHT, Columbia, South Carolina. BOY, 19; 115 LBS.; 5 FT., 3—Do violin solo; boy parts; tumbling. Who can use me for vaudeville? PERNARD. care The Billboard, New York. CHALK TALK ARTIST—Wishes to join musical com‘| ely or vaudeville act; Hebrew impersonator; play @ccordion, etc.; comical, pleasing music: pen cartoonist. JACK DANKS, Gen. Del., Cleveland, Ohio. CHARACTER COMEDIAN—Ex-soldier; can sing: would like to join any act. DANIEL ROSB, care L. Bloom, 1188 Fox St., New York City. COMEDY JUGGLING—Hoop rolling; club act; musical act; complete changes for week; good wardrobe; double experienced; clarinet; B. & O. GREAT KNETZGER, care The Billboard, Chicago. EDDIE HENSHAW, MONOLOGIST—Up to the minute patter, chatter, comedy, songs and stories. 107 St. Ann's Ave.. New York, New York. OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Good reference; 13 years’ experience; any projector; married; sober; @alary reasonable; write or wire quick. ROSS HAMXIOND, Bohemia Theater, Cleveland, Ohio. JULIUS FRENCH AT LIBERTY—In vaudeville for over 5 years. What have you to offer? Write FRANK FIKENSCHER, 302 E. Dunklin St., Jefferj son City, Missourt. a aan at ie ee any make mschine; state salary and all in first letter; union. FRANCIS IOSEPH McINCROW, 379 Jefferson St.. Marion, Ohio. OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—15 years’ experience; will show results on curtain; married: locate only; references. STEELE, 128 Harrison St, East Orange, New Jersey. Parks and Fairs At Liberty Advertisoments, 25 words, free of charge. North Caroliva AT LIBERTY —("aude Crion, bees hostler; strictly sober aud reliable. 138 Barton St, le, resset CARVENTER Gi PROPS—Sober; reliadle; Dits; wife, young, gox! @ppearance; lead numbers; we go anvuhere. WHITE, Box 410, Pittsburg, Pa. AMATEUR FANCY OR FIGURE ICE SKATER—Cut many designs; can teach skating; interested parties write me. ROBT. C. KNOX, Rogers, Arkansas. COOK FOR DINING CAR OR CARNIVAL-—Everything home made; would like to hear from a studio. CTORGE ADAMS. care The Billboard, New York. LalELL, THE MODERN MAGICIAN—Now at liderty, high-class act: $18 00 a week. Pilcase wire at my expenses. ARTHUR LaDELL, General Delivery, £-atle, Washington STAGE CARPENTER—ULnion: can join on wire WALTER J. WHITE, General Delivery, Chicago, Trois STAGE CARPENTER—2;. soder: rel.able; references; union scale: only reliable managers; no wind jam mes. BOX 410. Pitrsourg, Pennsylvania TATTOO ARTISTS—Have first-class outfit and flash; will troupe or locate PROF. PAUL, 14 South Jefferson St. Battle Creek. Michigan YOUNG MAN—Clever entertainer and cometian; made good in army shows; desires young lady part ner or to join trio or company; will consider anything. HERMAN REDLICK. Hotel Commodore, 42d St. and Lexington Ave, New York Musicians At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. A-1 VIOLIN LEADER AT LIBERTY—Can furnish 8-6 pieces; for resort, park or show company; all professionals; go anywhere. C. C. FERRILL, Gen eral Delivery, Macon, Missourt. AT LIBERTY—Violinist; A. F. of M; sight reader; experienced; dance and motion picture playing; summer engagement or locate; leader or side man. VIOLINIST, 153 W. Follette St, Fond du Lac, Wisconain AT LIBERTY—Baritone in band; flute in orchestra; wife, second business; some general business; young; all requirements; state aalary. TROUPERS, te 1, Rox 55. Homewood, Illircis. AT LIBERTY—Violinist and pianist; for picture theater, road show, dance work: 12 years’ experi ence: good reference. VIOLINIST and PLANIST, ecre The Rillboard. Cincinnati, Obie. AT LIBERTY—String bass plaver; union; rellab'e; BALLOONIST AND HIGH DIVER—Parachute descent from balloon; high dive from 95-ft. ladders; two free attractions by one man: parks, fairs, celebrations. C. A. CHANDLER, 618 N. Nobdle St, Indianapolis, Indiana BUNETTE LivTHERS— Have open time until August, with three big aerial acts; managers looking for big drawing cards and the best get our terms. Cc. C. BONETTE, Box 35, Sutton, Vermont. CHARLES GAYLOR, the giant acrobatic frog man @nd sensational hand equilidrist; two dig feature acts, aa free attractions for fairs, celebrations, etc. 774 17th St, Detroit, Michigan. EARL VINCENT, parachute artist, at liberty; one to six drops each ascension; balloon companies, take notice. 801 W. Linden Ave., Independence, Ma PRICE AND SHAW—Aerial acrobats; for coming seagon, booking fairs, carnivals, celebrations and picnics; two high-class aerial acta. For particulars write NEAL PRICE, Mar., 2211 Douglas Ave., Omaha, Ned. TALKING DUMMIES AT Leisure; park shows, store ebows; kid shows; auction house; bally-hoo; Philadelphia vicinity. SAM LINGERMAN, Ventriloquist, 705 N. Sth St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. THE FIVE STIREWALTS, in two high-class feature acts, for fairs, introducing new feais; get the best. Write China Grove, North Carolina. THE GREAT KNETZGER— Novelty hooprolling: some juggling. spinning, balancing; electric clubs; fire effects; magic; wardrobe; long acts. Care Billboard, Chicago. Piano P)syers At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. LADY PIANIST—Wania to travel with lady violin ist; will locate in M. P. house; 4 years’ experience playing pictures; union; good singer; 21 years old KATY KATY, care Best Theater, Pine Bluff, Ark LADY PIANIST—Experienced M. P. player; desires location in small town orchestr&; must state salary and details. PIANIST, Route 3, Box 25, Pu laski, Virginia. cannot double brass: prefer theater or summer re| LADY PIANIST—Experienced moving picture player; sort. JOSEPH PLINSKEY, 619 Albany St, Utica, desires position: can furnish references. MRS. “ww York FRIN BARNES, 12 Capital Place, Atlanta, Georgia. BASSOONIST AND BARITONIST—Discharged sol| MUSICAL DIRECTOR—Union; transpose; read at dier:: had two years in army band, and have sight; arrange all requirements; wife, experienced trouped ; pe Soxtenen or park band in Central | pony: stock preferred; see paid ad. BOB CHAMSates A VANS, Gallatin, Missourt. VERS, General Delivery, Homing, Oklahoma CLARINETa years’ experience; concert bands | NO. 1 LADY PIANIST—Experienced in pictures anc end orchestras; also comedy juggling; musical act; vaudeville; desires location: orchestra or alone: hoops, clubs; complete changes for week; good ward| state salary and detalls. COZETTE HOWLE, 217 robe. KNETZGER, care The Billboard, Chicago. N. 5th St. Paducah, Kentucky. In Answering Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. _ LaDELL, THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN—Now open for vaudeville, carnival, circus, etc.: high-class magic @ct; salary, $18.00 week ARTHUR LaDELL, General Delivery, Seattle, Washington. MAN, 18, WOULD LIKE POSITION ON STAGE— Am ventriloquist; work with a professional dummy; Tepresenting a “silly kid,”” also comedian. HARRY YOUNG, 123 Hudson Ave., care J. Schaffer, Albany, New York. YOUNG MAGICIAN—1IT7; desires to assist magician; ; want immediate connection. BARNELL FARNAN, ' 122 Allen St.. Rochester, New York. : YOUNG MAN, 18—No amateur, but good, all around comedian; also buck and wing dancer and singer; desires to join steady show or stock; write or wire. JACK MELROSE, 2332 South 6th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. YOUNG MAN—Age, hulu dance; sing prefer vaudeville; frst letter. Clo YUUNG MAN, 19—Comedy acrobat; would like —_ in circus or vaudeville; I've got the GEORGE HOLMES, 7 Merrick St., Pawtucket, RB. L YOUNG MAN—Desires engagement with vaudeville 19; 5 ft., 5; impersonator; do contralto; have own wardrobe: will consider anything; state all E. KNOX, 228 Cleveland Ave., Ashland, act or some good partner; would like to join tab. or road show. W. R. BRUEN, 2205 Sepviva St. IMtlacelphia, Pennaylvania. YOUNG MAN—Present sculptor model; would like to connect with posing act; no objection to others. SOL PADRONE, 669 New Lotts Ave., Brooklyn, New York. YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS—Would like to Vvauderille act; willing to learn what I don’t know; have had offers; am reliable) FRANK POLLACK, 3 Pennington St., Lawrence, Measachusetts. YOUNG MAN, 20—Vaudeville; anything; jazz singer: ’ can put over lines; comedy. JACK OSBORNE, ' General Delivery, Chicago, Tilinots. ; STAGE ASPIRANTS | The following advertisements are from Artists who frankly disclaim long experiences. They will be found willing, obliging and reasonable, join & Burlesque and Musical Comedy At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free ef charge. NEAT, REFINED YOUNG MAN—Would like wo get with some musical comedy or vaudeville act; 20 years old; 5 ft., 6; not much experience, but willing. POX 263, Anniston, Alabama. YOUNG LADY—Age. 5 ft.. 2; weighs 125; bruwishes to join chorus: . FARRELL, Genera! willing to learn Delivery, Baltimore Circus and Carnival At Liberty Advertisements, 25 words, free of charge. YOUNG MAN—aAge, 21: wishes position with some good show: dance, sing, jokes; little experience; degires circus or carnival; no costumes; will work reasonable; state salary. BR. L. SIMMONS, Williamston, North Carolina Mary! land (Continued on page 69)} ad