The Billboard 1920-06-19: Vol 32 Iss 25 (1920-06-19)

nnn Oe ‘ JUNE 19, 1920 The Billboard 51 ANNOUNCERS for high-class window demonstration | WANTED—Pianist; cue pletures, fake and read mu| A STRONG, CLEAR VOICE FOR YOU—My famous, | LEARN TO TRANSFER DESIGNS from Newspaper to ee *, ee i re “4 eo vada — ann ; ho matinees; seven nights; short hours; pay inexpensive Anti-Stammering and Voice-Perfecting to cloth; instructions, 25c. RICHARDS, Box 222, telephone, AMlust De 9g , on Tak < ors aud neat | $20.00 a week; no lost time; can make extra on| Method will do it. Send Sve for complete instruc| Devon, Pennsylvania. junz6 appearance To wor in New ork City and sur| dances or as music teacher, also day work; pop. of | tions and you will succeed. EDW. M. JARVIS, Box ing uetritory. Excellent aivancement tol} town, 8,000. Address LIBERTY THEATRE, A. F. | 1381, Salt Lake City, Utah : ene nily take ed all demonst an tons, INKO| Appelt, Mgr., St. Louis, Mic. higan. anh Magical Apparatus > ap MI’ 5 6 ve., " GRAPH COMPANT, G0 O& Ave, Mew York City. WARUED—A-l Seu Slane Piseor fer a soit Bdees “BECOME A LIGHTNING TRICK CARTOONIST’— FOR SALE. . 1 -piec itertain in vaudeville, “lubes, . c. £ CANV + MAN—Dramatica Rep., forty by sixty; threeDance Orchestra; must be able to read; full of pep; $1.00 for 23 Gunia Trick +e an Pater ant Cy en woe et eee vght and weck stands; pay own; wire; state salary, | real proposition tor the right party. V. & CARPEN| Instructions by a professional cartoonist. BALDA Se WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25¢. PLA b ARC HUS, Vandalia, Michi igan. TER, Mgr. 4 Melo-D Boys, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, | ART SERVICE, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. jull7 Box 11, MAGIC FLOWERS for Magicians, 50 assorted colors, con NHTIST AND TROMBONE PL AYER. w ANTE D f ten-pleeg concert orchestra in largest theator. pre g | lass pictures with two acts of vaudeville, salary, $30.40 summer; $35.00 winter; no grind i tions 1, after June 19th In your reply state anne e and age FRANK STANGL, Director, Selia Theater, Sedalia, Missourl. Hi MOROUS READER, who can sing; traveling con mpany. Tell all you can do Photo will be Write FURRY BROS, Mattoon, Illinois. 1IAZZ MUSICIANS can ear their entire tuition in Jackson University of Business, bpginning Oct. 1, Adar W ALTER JACKSON, Pres., Chillicothe, Mo, LADY CORNET, Clarinet, Saxophone or Trombone santod All summer engagement Goodl pay. No traveling Apply to AL JACKSON, 114 W. 47us ht New York City. MAN FOR GENERAL BUSINESS, Tent Dramatic Koper'oire Three-night and week stands, Pre erence if Spectalties Join at once Nire salary; pay own, BILLH BARCHUS, Vandalia, Michigan, Mw RIC IANS WANTE!>}—Clarinets and other band ruments who want steady employ as well ity to play in a large band; extra pay and concerts Address FLOYD HUT and Director, Aluminum Company of Amer na, New York junl9 MUSIC ICTANS WANTED FOR SECOND INFANTRY BAND The td Infantry Band has vacancies for a um r of goal Musicians, beginners also have an opportunity.to perfect themselves in the musica The Xi Infantry is located at Camp Ohio; 2 miles from the city of Chillicothe you that this regiment has fife ad é and you are sure Ww receive gent treatment in this band. Foe further informate BAND LEADER LOWIE SEITZ, i or th GIMENTAL ADJUTANT, 2d Infantry, Camp Sherhia Olia I ‘ assure ‘ SAXOP HONISTS, s A . for Violinists; other sort hetels in Mi riiculars ! Beach, Mich Barnic -_ i n State al Salar J oe ¥ STHIN, on awa, TWO OPERATORS -One for Merry-Go-Round, other for Feris Wheel G, D. Cineinnatl Ohio, the b., care Billboard, UNION TROMBONE, arce band with Baritone and A!t lamnbark & Hathaway } ginal i & Hath ana INNIB away Six Lealcr, ca Lombar Sonnecticut, EK DOPE -WIL fur (dope beais and Want gum ¢ Ballyho Want Canvasamar ul Pit Show Peple writa M. F. CHAMBDRLAIN, L ) HSTH SHOWS, Racine, Wiscousin, week June 14. sh swell WANT GI work & WANTED~-Fliute, Bess and tone, Cornet, ne, Vacancies in from old members of t! istration excellent Address RAND MAJEWSKI or ADJUTANT 23d Texas, jun 24 t A r MASTER OTT INFANTRY, Camp Travis, State what WANTED.-Girl for Sist@ Act.” you can do Address DANCER, Billboard, Chicago, Ill junl? WANTED Flute and Iecolo, Clarinets, Saxo phons — once. Inducements for Piano, Violin and String formers Musi . dutie I motor zed meeiment “write wa c PENTLAND, 5 3d Fie Ullery, Camp Grant, Llinois. juni WANTEDOrganist, for up-to-date picture house (nly first-class, experienced, sober } r , who « an mae goel, considered right party Addr vith ged \ MERIC \s “THE At KE, East Liverpool, 0. WANTEDYoung amateur acquire efficiency as perteronet® ci ing stringed Free course in preciat Duties, musical only, acdminist elent, Address RANDMASTER OTTO MAJEWSKI * the AINUTANT 23d INFANTRY, Camp Travis Texas jun26 WAN T ED -~Pian a Organists, learr ~>Uenal oppertun!t it A Luress "ThE. \TRE. care Billboard, New ‘Yor k City VANTSD AT ONCH geal Auto Me ha Barber, Painter Mact (. piay & Mute, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone H Haritone aa Drum, who want to join Nat mal Guard Band Vire if you mean business, stating ago, experien rade and music ROBERT 8S AU ER, Bandimaate Vrove, Utah j WANTED Clarinet and Drummer, for theatre; play good outfit: sight readers familiar with wis, ote > pietures and road shows even Tights. > Matiness; salary $25.0 peas tle pert ent an of 7.1 locate! in beautiful mounta ry imate for healthsewkers Must be « genial i ont) misrepretont Write on! OTTO LIEB hil . i120 N. Sth St.. Baton, New Meni WANTED.Chalr Scale Gueaser: new here Have eutit and concession tn park; fifty Qfty each cay foe hundred thousand to draw from HAKRY VAN NESS, 414 Bast Water St, Elmira, New York WANTED—A.1 Flute and Cello. for vaudeville and ines Must have goml tone and be able to y all music at sight Immetiate ope WIL I LIAM Kh. ENNIS, Princess Theatre, Meridian, Miss WANTED— Medicine Performers of all descriptions Opening (2) two more «hows Open air platform, Sketch Toama, Bing es, Novelty and fusical Acts All must work in ts Orcan Players. male or fe alo. BRO, FRANKLYN, West Hazleton, Ia. WANTED—AIl kinds of Conceasions for big Celebra tion on the Fair Grounds, Feature Act, Al Wil m “Alrplancs.’’ Matteville, Wisconsin, July 5. Wats W. Cc. TRACY juls ' _ -_ WANTED. Jarzy Violln, Trambone, Cornet, Clarinet Noxaphone, Drummer with everything, for two-night tand Concerta, ¢ Low pitch Must be young, congenial wid Neat appearing. State all in first letter. DICK (RADY, 315 4 No, Forbis St., Greensboro, os aly California, pay in civil life B ‘ND L FADER, the extent that ft is better than the average nmusician’s Pienty of outdoor healthful sports, and horseback riding. unting, fishing few String Players. llth Cavalry, Presidio of Monterey, EAR PLAYING FOR THE PIANO in four practical, you time and mc Send l0e for samy Can | TOON SERVICE, 4( If interested write ney. This is not a scho« le and particu WANTED—A-1 Trombonist for vaudeville house; no simplif od. distinctive Lessons. Guaranteed. Depictures; five acts; three performances daily; $35 | velop that musical lowe. Only $1. STERLING SYSweckly salary; wanted immediately. CREIGHTON | THM STU Dio, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania. junly ALLEN, Grand Opera House, Shreveport, La. jun26 | ————— ——_—____—___—___ | HYPNOTISM -X. Ta Rue’s Course, ten lessons; WANTED-—-Experienced Musicians who are performers} also artificial Mindreading Act. Both for one on instruments for Military Band; musical duties | dollar. No books, Particulars, stamp. x Si only; no duties in connection with Headquarters Troop; | RUCH PUB., Winchester, Tennessee, jun26 no dutes at stables other than the care of your own | meunt. Army bandsmen’s pay has been increased tol IF YOU WANT TO GO ON THE STAGE I can sare 1 or fake, KIPPY KAR. Philadelphia, Pa. jul3 ars. 114 Market St. jullo LEARN MIND READING—My comp! ete cor yTight ed i best WANTED the Bis ture Show split with COOR, I Av ‘inston, North Carolina. of treatment ldress en act for two people covers five different ect WANTED—A lady over 21 with good figure and] only $5. Send stamp for particulars to PROF. ZA. talking voice. Ambitious amateur considered. Ap| LANO, Tyrone, New York. ply by letter to H. WINTER, 2175 E. 28th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. age FAC TURESmeer yee ly ~_— Invent ion, which lates rewinding ture film. ProWANTED FOR LAND SALE BAND—A-1 Saxophone }] moters neaied. IRA Rou Cc iH "Rock ‘Falls, Illinois, Piayer; prefer one who doubles Alto. Good salary Moving Picture Operater who can handle I have a complete Wild West Pic s Light. anu travel the right party. stofice Bex 442, overland lola, Address DR Extra money for dance MEX fORY TRAINING SIMPLIFIED—One simple WALTER: & GURLEY AUCTION] fassinating exercise. Endorsed by the highest authorities Complete instructions, twenty-five cents. R. F. MURDOCK, Box 448, Sherman, Texas, jun26 WuUl pay salary or CHAS. F. msin. tion free. Wiser burg, Pennsylvania. MEN, STOP GROWING OLD—Recover your youthful vim, vigor and vitality without drugs. W. P. MOYER & CO., Box 115, Free Informa junelg9 Mr. Jane loud! frien wife in th and z0es flat chil retert we aston strai seen he p *“Job the of a that fair! naive POSS SSSSSSSHSHSHSHSHSSHSSHSSHSSSHSSSSS SSS SHSSSSSHSOSOSCHOSSOSSOSOOOOSH Mr. Guild, a tight Clegg Wass touch, halfway Iren. theft she has yet some five hundred pounds remaining of It is not art. Belasco’s wrig! shall But is anything very pleyed it. made The Theater Guild Belasco's America aor her NEW PRODUCERS FOR OLD Ervine's ‘‘Jane Ervine, is Clegg's y and place no copyist husband is and then d, a little resentful should. But is real. make me Clegg into re hall. feel mea does not } When he is put her head on the up to bed. The up against the prob Mr. Ervine rainstorms and and we shou its to fidelity begin to it Mr. Ervine hishing success with gbt thru a summer, much like whed, have plays that, it Arthur Hopkins had staged ut Mme. Nazimova n Ferguson’’ it wot anyw! thought ere near 80 that is mak mateurs. They the play is idea or Mr. writes Frene } led, good y with *h and ete unde and playwriting will wears clrecked things and Henry “You are better than I us overcoat, playwright sees But it is in it. in the But neither Mr. have the amateurs have been replaced by professionals. the thing. until she gets rid of the Clegg.”’ seen it speak of Ibsen life, he merely the sort that with a * of Ibsen: a traveling he salesman, takes on copies did not make more o such thoro-going hyryp« am,’ he act meaner than I burst fetters: he the back his he dees not fling her table and sob; turns out the of yesterday would have supporting her tottering that after his heroine that his wife Clegg is no n, and then I dramatically then bis hat gone his wife his on of she gas, of to it lem has her art. It is this “Jane eagerly, bay appreach to windows its kf? nd lass plate-g ld welcome some plays! who is capturing these audiences? another of Mr. Ervine’s plays, yet it failed in London. It failed It ceeded in is wholly unaccustomed to plays pre “Jane Clegg’’ it would have pull title role; if Mr. ld have kept up for a Barrymore nor Mr. much money out of it ing the producers squirm! “J suc decent the Theate as is the outgrowth of the Washington Square YWlayers, ‘intellectual’ discarded many of their But the w That is a mature idea, George Cohan'’s idea. contributes acte comes she But when it enough plays; English actors. be free. —THE VILLAGER, fancy uses his employer's funds and sails off to Canada bursts out at really adribbl — | werk left mothe Cless’’ for by encouraging to life we shall happily develop in th. em fidelity to truth—and then The Theater Guild had an because New York because, Barrymore had played time Hopkins would far less Broadway producer now being played in New York City by the Theater has made a good many who have a. That is not quite fair. Teports men and women, rubs his hands and jokes woman,’ and gets into with his light as a Christian bsen's Torvald. “and you alam!"'"—it is attrue ont his home, ad, then a lingering ling ring the room, lowers the,-hall light and Jane Clegg penniless, r-tm-law and two young made good her husband's uncle’s legacy. that is realism, not Mr. is a photograph barely our play f a scene, “Tite as his wife. of little AcCTOSS bles ohn Ferguson’’; it lasted London did not see while New York has duced like that. If Mr. ed thru, but only because the coward in because Mr. Barrymore have stayed soe long or r Guild has made—there’s a company and some of left, the idea than Mr. nofions, idea is amateurish Main that to producers neither ws average up verry America is her acting a PO WANTED McSHAFF work: nine Operator S hours a day RNY, Star Theatre, Mo implex Machines; no Sunday good, steady | OPERATE new, shows. WM. Pennsylvania, j and no GETCHELL, 252 expe man Li nessen, WANTED in Pictu tinces Gool ure How Adina O E, wi ‘ani t Work 7 n CORD WANTED formers RURY SHOWS, AT ONCE Churge for weck 3 and Drummer for Orchestra Sketch Team and Novelty Per Johnsen, Indiana, marvelous clean and legitimate; money-making plan; legs than $5 to start for full partiqulars. Portland, Ore, jun26 requires } Write neoln St,, ghts a week Twu ELL, Caruthersville, seetet the dead HAFFNER, “OUIJA MYSTERY 2K2 St talking wit! wo. PROF juni ILL TSION” or lecture, pl ans $1 a. S, Philadelphia MY biti TN wre ACT NUMRER ous for the st is a big dema nd the ra SALASWrite or wire. jun26 ear’s work dema WANTED this we The Race Siim Cee, come on ras Hastings, Track Man. Nebraska, Concordia, Kansas, next. SCOTTY, Information Wanted 30 WORD, CASH. NO ADV. { a to “oO Ww. V $ SHE RM AN, TWO is ready. If you are amage, now is the time to Start nd at present for good Vaudeville nd is growing every day. I have Act anyone can do; ex. vortunity for anyone show business time to ree dollars and I will send to build and operate do it now Send remittanc East Windsor, N. Y junit how ANYONE hart Doc Wayne, ZELKA, Willan, KNOWING = whoereabho Ohio, both pit show men. LESS THAN b . oe SURN METHOD or piney semen cw sagt ean hypnoof ~ Fre Fhe tize after following my instructions money rewuts ¢ “re 4 Pe funded. Serd only $1 00 now "h ARDY + STONER. es 1:663 Columbia Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana. jul3 | weekly profits posaib Write atruction LGARN TO CLEAN RICHARDS, Box iS 2. PANAMA HATS like new; “CHRISTENSEN,” P TATTOOING GETS TOP MONEY ANYWHERE Instructions and Plans Completa instruction is for doing work _ formula for removing work, $1. Ta*tooers, gi my price 2e WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 250. list of supplies. PROF, W. H. GILES, Harriman Tennessee. jullo ANIMATED CARTOONS picturing “Love's Ro ls mance" 5 Recitation, Instruation Gold Initial Stage Outfit, $200, Rapid Fire Cartoons, $1.25. | THREE ORIGINAL “CRACKER-JACK” BUSINESS rRoF. HAFFNER, 29062, Sta. S., Philadelphia. PLANS sent on approval; unusual methods. $200.00 re Men and women everywhere. Box 824, San Francisco, jullo in| California, 222, Devon, Pa jun26 | TRUE SECRET OF $1.00. MIND READING LH Roy, ACTS.-Four systems, all different, 33 State, York, Pa jullo The tion. Zancigs Price, $1.00, Carter and MINDREADING as performed by others; professional eti G. E, GETCHELL, 252 Lin colt, Portland, Oregon. and three new Tricks to be done with them, $2.00. Medicine Lectures for Medicine Shows, 3 for $1.00 25 cents for mailing either order. BROTHER NATHAN, 4611 Lowell Ave., Chicago, junly PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MAGICAL APPAR. \TI s Sone newer used; list; Cage Escape, $25 PAUL FLORY, 117 Highland Ave, Middletown, N. Y. eee. Sketches & Plays 20 WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. 150 NEW PARODIES, 25c; 100 New Joke Book, 25c; 10 different logs, 5(c. Or send $1 for all. Plays, Wigs,, free. A. E. REI waukee, Wisconsin, Recitations, 25¢, Acts and MenoCatalog of Sketches, M, S:ation B, Miljun26 OF EVERY DEcircuits will soon Thousands of new big-time Act, Sketch, the better houses and A-1 VAUDEVILLE SCRIPTION—Two start booking for acts in demand. Monolog rue ete. MATERIAL new big-time next season Order a now and get the money. (Interview by appointment.) PHILIP J. LEWIS, 121 West 116th, New York. A-1 VAUDEVILLE MATERIAL of big-time caliber at 1-3 less during June and July. Sure-fire Acts, Monologues, Sketches, ete. Exclusive Songs to order. CARSON AND D’ARVILE, 560 West 179th St., New York, ae PRODUCERS AND ACTORS should pre nt professional material; stamp for . catalogue. N PW YORK PLAY BUREAU, 2665 Decatur Ave, New York. jul3 ARE YOU MATERIALLY prepared for next season? Now is the time to order your new Act, Sketch or Monologue. My royalty plan assures satisfaction. Get acquainted. Write now Interview by appoint ment. GILLICK, 336 East 87th St., New York. jul24 CLOWNING 1920—Seven walkarounds and three big stops, for $1.00. L. H. BOSTWICK, 307 N. 25th, Billings, Montana. jullo PLAYS IN MANUSCRIPT, $15.00 a year. Tried successes. Special printing. Stamp for catalogue. STAGELORE PLAY CoO., 1400 Broadway, New York. junl9 MONOLOGUES—Original; every line a laugh; i0 minvte turn; price, $3.00. A. J. HAKE, 329 KE. 5th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. junl6 PARODY SINGERS—-Would you give $1.00 for a “Let the Rest of the World Go By’? Just finished writing it. Brand new. One continuous laugh all the way thru. Suitable for straight or any character. Send $1.00 now to America’s Well-Known Vaudeville Author, RAY HIBBE positive scream on LER, 4040 Dickens Ave., Chicago. SKETCHES, MONOLOGUES, SPECIAL MATERIAL written to order; original work, reasonable rates; terms for stamp. H. P. HALBRAN, 530 First Ave.. Olean, New York. jul24 “SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER'’—‘My motto,” Repeat orders on all sales. You'll want more. Posi tive scream; 5-Minute Monologue. *‘Original.’ Just released, 4 swell assorted Recitations, 2 pages Team Patter, 2 pages Limericks, Jokes, Stories (personally typewritten); $1.00 takes everything; new material; personally recomemnded; get acquainted. I RT BOLLYN (Artists’ Author), 1554 No. Clark, Chicago. ‘‘Illusirated Recitation’’ (slides), $5.00 up. “Original.”” I don't advertise, and never will, ‘‘recognized artists know me.”’ ‘Original material for diseriminating artists.” (Interview by appointment.) SUMMER STOCK Tabloi’s: Vaudeville farm. Stamp for BUREAU, PLAYS—Musical Comedies and Material; all in manuscript catalogue. NEW YORK PLAY 2665 Decatur Ave., New York. jul3 THE TAB. SHOP—The home of real material for the real people. Tabloid, Musical Comedy and Burlesqua Scripts, $2.00 each. Sketches, Monologues and Acts at reasonable prices. Book of Bits, price $5.00; Minstrel First-Parts, $2.00. Send stamp for list of HARRY J. ASHTON, 517 N. Clark St., Chi Two ae GOOD PARODIES for $1.00. Let the R of the World Go By, Nobody Knows Acdress Stratford St., Houston, Texas jul3 Miscellaneous for Sale 40 WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. TATTOOERS—If you want a good Window Display seud $3.00 and get a fine enlarge! picture of a Tattooed Lady all in colors on sheet 12x18. HABRY V. LAWSON, 253 Court St., Norfolk, Va. juni9 BEAUTIFUL ART STUDY PHOTOS—Daring poses. Sample, 10c; 12 for T5c. REXFORD, 47 Ten Broeck Pine, Albany, New York. july24 TATTOO ARTISTS—-Be sure and send for price lst if you are looking for good up-to-date Desiens Stamp for reply HARRY V. LAWSON, 253 Court St., Norfolk, Virginia. junl9 FOR SAL “4 $1,000 Window Display Ad. Should make : er $300 per week. Will sell cheap TOS. Hil Gul » naw, Michigan jual9 MEIMNCINE MEN TAKE NOTICE!—Af you" aro looking for the nicest package oe goods, viz., TN Oils, Corn Remedy, Soaps, e wo he flashy goods. WILD HE RB RE. MEDY CO., 635 wth Main St., Dayton, Ohio, PHOTOG RAP HS—Pretty girls in classy, pose rich, rare and better than “‘Batl } > models Post Card sample se 1 P i CER CO., Lexi Ke PICTURES. -Pretty Girls, Art Poses: sample, 12¢; 16 for $1.00. AGENTS’ EXCHANGE, D. 37, 515 West 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. junld SEE MY ADV. under Second-Hand Show Property for Sala M. MACDONALD, Brooklyn. —— ~ In Answering Soeitet Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. —— (Continued on page 52) sf Mp atm ie Sa ati oes water a