The Billboard 1924-03-22: Vol 36 Iss 12 (1924-03-22)

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The Billboard MARCH 22, 1924 ‘I CARNIVAL ROSTERS —a i > * (Continued from page 136) \ | il . | St % trai G Hurne, gen JUICE JARS | ave Smith, trainmaster; George . en. i l V r Announcer; 8 cars; opens at Lynchburg, 0O.. 3 GAL. 4.50 \! April 15 _ 6.50 } LEGGETTE, C. R., SHOWS—@. R. Leg. 10 00 { gette, r gr.; E. Leggette sst . t prop. and megr.; J. E. Leggette, asst. ogers mgr.; Wm, Miller, secy.; R. L. Carroll, gen. 12.00 | agt.; Rube Wadley, spec. agt.; Chas. Raymond, V—___ gen, supt.; Manny Gunn, supt. con Jean Al3 ts len, mus. dir.;: Harold Jennings, trainmaster; 2 Ray Jones, supt. lights; Doc Barker, gen. announcer; 10 cars. $ 75 P Se LIBERTY GREATER SHOWS—Robt. Kline e and Lew. Popk‘a, * props. ; Jack Lawson, Imgr.; er t Sally Dawn, treas. and secy.; Robt. Kline, gen id agt.; Matty Hurst, spec. agt ; Jack Daly, press Send for c ta . i a eee ee eee Sat; FO ae Burne : , Penk, Palen Eeoecteee 44 ° ° ve ~ i supt. conc.; Prof. Steele. mu. dir Blacky ou 5S, £anks, . ow ire, ip With Genuine Nickel Sil Howard, trainmaster; George Austin, supt. Juice Jar Glasses and other Cook 4 ver Knives in Lots of 50 i oS eta — he —y _ ; 10 cars; opens House Equipment. { H er h sburg, YPa., Apri o. i Sets. Smaller Quantities H LITTS AMUSEMENT CO.—Litts Amusement BWZQ "Gey. Vy) LIGHT & HEAT rare ‘ . ’ s.; G. F, Litts 3 t all, asst, ‘ $2.85 per Set. o. 3 rope. 2. LY Eisie, met. 2 B. 8 = —— ae DEPT.1S SSO WEST 42 STREET: NEW VORKCITY : sae ij secy.; Jack Devoe, gen. agt.; Walter Clark, i Chest with compart§] spec. agt.; Guy Waine, press agt.: J. M. . sf ment, 75¢ each. 26-Piece ce ee, ee See ee ee 4 = 2 wre < ste ac i] Edgar Bruce, supt. lights; Earl Riebe, gen. x “4 Set consists of 6 each announcer; five cars. Opens at Granite City, J bar " Rogers solid nickel silMm 611., April 14, < = ver knives, forks, large ff LORMAN ROBINSON'S ATTRACTIONS i m ‘ spoons and tea spoons, severly CO., Louisville, Ky., props. ; _ < . a aie 4) Stratton, mgr.; James Morgan, as-t. mgr.; Mrs. > aac} ba , Pi £ , ons eacn heavy weight 4 Chas, R. Stratton, treas.; Sam Chandler, gen. ° ° % sugar shell and butter Mj agt.; James Marritt, supt. con cchels, @& a 4 knife. 4 trainmaster; Harry Stewart, supt. lights; epens © a N ™ . . } in Tennessee about March 22. i Each piece stamped with J} ““asecLELLAN. J. T. SHows—J. T. Mec. & > i full Rogers name. Guarfi} Jan, prop., megr., and gen. agt.; Clark B. Ww r antee slip in each box. f tas ei ~. 3 agt. and gen, arg” mo _ ik > a i We manufacture bowls, }] * Se aes ee ee ee ae —~* Mi nett, press a a. ¢. It n. supt.; & ° 4 vases, bread trays, ice ff Sriepen, one. supt. cone. ry abs panchbara, = BUY YOUR SALE Q 2 i cream sets, wine sets, ff mus. dir.; Bob Reyaolds, "trainmaster; Alex $ BOARD PADS DIRECT e ‘ barrel sets, console sets, ff Grasnik. —, Hghts; & cars; épeas at RichFROM THE MANUFACTURER ; : ete. Our prices are the M "“SiiicrEGoR. Dox MacGREGOR, DONALD, SHOWS—Donaid ; t lowest. Comnipare our }) MacGregor, orep., mgr., and ag supt.: w “4 MANHATTAN CASE COMPANY ; ! line. Make us your head| Piercy, —. om ag ne adj.: Mrs. Mac125 Greene Street, New York, N. Y. Sh im: ¢ _ sily , > sregor, treas.; ohn owe, audit Spoony i | quarters for silverware. ‘Brown. gen. agt.; B, Moore, press ‘agt.; 7. . Our special line of sil| a Carey, supt. cone.; Flo Piercy, mus. dir.; 1924 HIGH STRIKERS : ated Sz §4 ‘Frenchie’ Delmar, trainmaster; Red Delmont, are : heed ste = = Oe : supt. lights; Sandy Billings, gen. announcer: \ : a 3 cars; opened at Dublin, Tex., March 17. } ferent styles, each pair F McKELLAR, JAS.» SHOWS—Mrs. Harry J : packed in attractive box. fj] Lewis. prop.; Jas. I. McKellar, mgr.; Mrs. Jas. . see se i Special Price, 65c per ey “iGasy mitre eae okt . 7 z. (Curly) Sheppard, gen : " ' : Pair. In Gross lots, 50c |} Gibson, trainmaster; Boone Palmer, supt. light “4 Sending your order NOW for the NEW 1924 “Moore“4 : per Pair. Same Day 3 cars; opened at Nacogdoches, Tex., March 3. ee Hie ee ill make you REAL SURE of geti Service. yDIACk’S EXPOSITION SHOWS—Mirs. Leona Days in ‘the spring. | Stony ‘ine Catan ee ee £ Ee — be = J. A. 7 mut; Games fo 4. wi —y prices on all sizes High * 25% DEPOSIT—BALANCE C. O. D. Witt Curtiss, secy. and press agt.; W. J. WhifGas Balloons, Whine Newt” a i oe Continued on page 143 MONEY FOR You “His. YEAR SURD i pag ) H . é MOORE BROS, CO., Lapeer, Michigan. a Amri Silverware 8 i 1328 pommel New York, N. Y. i i on or > = | i { -— : = —— —— —: = ; Y Send at once for our ill usirated folder and sammT TTT —F : -' : .« r, showing the finest line of allF UU UTTTUULULATMREUUUUTTLIVULULLIEMGUULUURULLLALALALLLLLLGGAALUULLUAALUULUPCDLLLASSOOEUOREALLACLASLULCLAGLSQOQLODCCAACGOLOLOGCGLLSLOLUUUUODVSTOVUOOOUTUUTTTRNOO 1) be || ere leather P woks made, at prices ranging from = bg xn teiiqued $24.00 per Gress up. Our larce production en= e Se ables us to undersell any. other manufacturer % 4 | he Master | arg et Practice we i 4°: i nore than 20%. No other manufacturer can ; tig 748 offer 2 greater and more attractive assortment 1 ? sides tg of leathers. Tan glazed alligator, spider, smooth The Most Popular and Profftityg black and tan calfines, crepe and horsehides. , ; : pil itable Vending Machine idal i A. Rosenthal & Son, Mf | 49” in the World! gecits _ A. ROSENTHAL & OOM, MITS. . 804 Washington St., BOSTON, MASS. £5.00 deposit on edch machine, balance C. O. Write for circulars and prices of “The Master” ONE-TWO-THREE PROFIT-SHARING BALL GUM VENDING MACHINE Manufactured only by THE NORRIS MFG. CO. 553 Nicholas St. COLUMBUS, OHIO The ONLY SLUG PROOF 1-2-3 Ball Gum Vending Machine on the Market Single Machine.. Sn anni a ac 90 Each 6 Machines........ Bs Rae 24 Machines:........ ite 48 or more Machines.......... f.0.b. Newark, N. J. Net cash—no discount. It takes in MONEY, not slugs. You can earn $50.00 weekly on the“side on an investment of $500.00. Others are doing it. SO CAN YOU! Get started in your territory NOW before someone else gets the jump on you and the cream. 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N { WLLL ddddddddddddliddidddddidldidédalilldddiiiddddddddddddddddddde N bd LS AT EA LN, te tn, ee A TT SS cr An Even Break with the Weather. | Great White Way Shows GOOD LUCK AND GOOD Member Showmen’s Legislative Committee. \ BUSINESS FOR ALL OPEN MARTINS FERRY, OHIO, 24th OF APRIL ; iN 4 Nine Days in the Heart of ~ Sy: Under the Fire Department. Congmions the Best in the Ceuntry.* [| Sehwen 19°34. bo. sae iS} er Lady. Lady Snaké Charmer, with snakes; Lady Mu in, toing nadie acts, Mind Reader, (\ ‘ Buddha, Magician, Strong Man Act Mid: ets or anything suitable for first-class Pit Show, Man to . make openings, Ticket Sellers, Grinde a! asm ind Bosa Canvasmat State all and name jowest alary Employees will receive seasc: 74 tk under pleasant conditions Following people write me The last “Word” in Your Letter to Advertisers, ‘‘Billboard’’, Suis "pits, Panne, lestie lucas er! ‘. reterminiation, -Agdrens me care of show. WM. (. (NELSON,