The Billboard 1924-03-22: Vol 36 Iss 12 (1924-03-22)
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The Billboard
MARCH 22, 1924
FERARI,
‘|. DEVICES ant
Port Richmond, New York City
Park and Castleton Avenues IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF
-/;PORTABLE and STATIONARY EUROPEAN RIDING PAPER-PLAYED BAND ORGANS
} | | The Newest 1 1924
| |! Portable Ride
Can be run with Gasoline Hy 4 Engine or Motor.
es
Dazzling in Beauty)
A Fast Money-Getter and Wonderful Repeater
should be Spring Delivery.
Orders for
placed now
Don’t wait until the last min
ute to order and be disappointed. You will eventually get one— so why not order now:
PRICES AND TERMS UPON
CAROUSELLES, MERRY-GO-ROUNDS.
I have for immediate delivery: One Jumping-Horse Portable Three Abreast Carouselle, 44foot in diameter, mounted on center wagons.
Among Those Who Have Bought This Season Are
George L. Dobyms Flyer and Crgan.
Otis IL. Smith Shows—32-seat Chain Flyer and Large Organ,
R. H. Miner and K. E. Miller, Model Shows—32-seat (hain Flyer and Organ.
Morgan Smith, with Great White Way Shows—32-seat Chain Flyer, Wagon and Organ,
G. H. Huband. with Lew Dufour Shows— Three-Abreast Merry-Go-Round on Center Wagons and Organ.
B. Schultz and C. mane, of Recreation Park, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.—Four-Abreast 50-Ft. Park Carouselie, ‘with extra large Organ and 48-seat Chain Flyer.
Shows—18-seat Chain
Miner’s
Rodrick Consalis, Ri Janel ° hc temaatchihiatates 8. 2 “Kiddie Sessvandiien “end ipeent Chain Flyer, / , a. This is the famous JOSEPH G. FERARI European 48-Seat zatsttine Bisnchi. Colon, Panama Canal \ ain Flyer |
| } The Best of European Riding Devices and Show Novelties Always on Hand. Write, Wire or Phone
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Copyright
NEW ON THE MARKET
Barney nia god
Att tention!
Copyright
Beautiful Spark Plug
nival and
© for prices.
C.C.J. MATTEI & CO
5 in. — in, et Rn color, very low price, \ Dp “arnival, k. 3 le, 927 East Madison St., gress, Careivals pati. sample LOUISVILLE, zy. nelenae ©. 0. D. Packed 100 to sma Ox.
ALUMINUM WARE-NOVELTY GLASSWARE--CHINAWARE
Items especially selected and low priced for Carnival Trade.
Stock always on hand for immediate shipment.
A call to our show rooms is respectfully solicited.
SANFT BROS. CO.
Est. 1890. 290 Bowery, NEW YORK.
Mothers’ Day Buttons
(Take the Piace of Carnations) WORN IN MEMORY OF MOTHER.
The White Carnation in memory of departed. The Red in ppr i n of the livir Iliu ion sh xact si j le it, beautiful colrs rep! iced from 21 fi i u c each a ar ! _ Se for ample iti Ie
and agent’s
“WESTERN BADGE & NOVELTY CO.
St. Paul, Minn.
CARNIVAL ROSTERS
er as a from page 134) ley, gen. supt.: s J. Brooks, supt. lights; M. Barry, gen. announcer; 30 cars.
HANSHER BROS. SHOWS—Entil and Sam Hansher, props. and megrs.; Emil MHansher, treas, and secy.; 10 cars; opens at Kansas City, Kan., April 1.
HAPPYLAND SHOWS—C. Y. Averill Co., props.; D. W. Taite, mgr.; John F. Ried, treas. and secy.; Felix Blei, gen. Agt.; Tom —"s" spec. agt.; Chas. Dalton, press agt.; E. Terry, supt. lights; 20 cars; opens at Detroit,
Mich., April 19,
HETH, L. J., SHOWS—L. J. Heth, prop. and mer.; W. H. DeVoyne, treas., secy., and press agt.; S. EB, Duffy, auditor; E. H. Stanley, gen. agt.: W. E. Soles, spec. agt.; Chas. Strickler, gen. supt.; Tom Allen, supt. conc.; B. Aguilar, mus dir.; Howard Ingram, trainmaster; Jesse Sparks, supt. lights; Tom A\llen, gen. announcer, 25 cars; opens at Birmingham, Ala., March 15.
HUNTER, HARRY C., SHOWS—Harry 0. Hunter, prop., mgr., gen. agt., press agt., legal adj.: Paul Jones, secy.: Jess L. Kinsey, gen, supt.; James Fulmer, supt. conc.; Scott W. Lewis, mus, dir.; Harry Johnston, trainmaster; Bob Layton, gen, announcer; fifteen cars. Opens at Monessen, Pa., April 26.
ISLER GREATER SHOWS—Louis Isler, prop.; Mildred Isler, secy.; Forrest Smith, gen. agt.: Walter Daly, press agt.; Babe Drake, trainmaster; 15 cars; opens at Chapman, Kan., April 24.
JONES’,
_
JOHNNY J., EXPOSITION—Johnny J. Jones, prop. and megr.; E. B, Jones, asst. mer.; R. H. Gocke, treas.; Harry Saunders, secy.; A. H. Barkley, gen. agt.; Charles Beasley, spec. agt.;: Ed R. Salter, press agt.; R. 8. Bigsby, gen. supt. and trainmaster; Morris Weiss, mus, dir.; Charles Brown, snpt. lights; H. ©. Hill, legal adj.; Harry A. Gillman, gen. announcer; forty cars. Opened at Tampa, Fla., January 31.
KETCHU M's, K. F., 20TH CENTURY SHOWS + ae Ketchum, ‘prop. and mgr.; Charles Dintaman, asst. mgr.; R. Desch, treas. and secy.; Chas. Shiner, auditor; H. BD. Esopo, gen. agt.; C. Frank and R. McAtee, spec. agts,; V. Ketchum, press agt.; James Crandall, supt.; Wm. Reardon, supt. conc. thony Fernandez, mus, dir.; M. Rebtncen, ‘trainmaster; E. Hulbert, supt. lights; wis, legal adj.; Robert Lawton, gen. announcer; 10 cars; opens at Hartford, Conn., April 12.
LAMONT BROS.’ SHOWS—C. R. LaMont, prop. and mgr.; Art Johnson, treas.: W. Filler, gen. agt.: Elmer Porterfield, mgr. cia show; Wm. Reno, eques, dir.: Mont Har! y, supt. priv.; Glen Geneva, mus. dir.; Ray Swanner, supt. res. seat. tickets: Frank Latta, supt. canvas: Curley Brown, boss hos tler; Frank Hicham, supt. I'ghts; Theo, MeIntyre, supt, props.: Omer Eddings, supt. elephants and animals: Orie Traver, boss carpenter; Happy Brown, legal adj.; opens at Salem,
Ill., May 3.
LATLIP’S, CAPT., RIDES—Capt. Latlip, prop. and megr.: George Johnson, asst. mgr.; Mrs. Marion Latlip, treas.; Roy Rex, secy. and press agt.; DeWitt Kirk. gen. agt.; Fred Latlip, gen. supt.; Earl Buckert, supt. conc.;
(Continued on pafe 140)
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