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

e The Billboard MARCH 22, 1924 WLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL2222222222xxzxizzxxtizatatacaacuacucaaaaauuaiiiadiaaacaauczacaaaauciuaaaidiadddddddddddaddddddaiidddddiddddidddadiisssidhih Ukddbskdtddde WT aL ddd ddd ddddbddddddtddddddddddddddte HAPPYLAND SHOWS MEMBERS SHOWMEN’S LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF AMERICA G. Y. AVERILL, General Manager. FELIX BLEI, General Agent. W. D. TAIT, Business Manager. SEASON STARTS APRIL 19 HAMTRAMCK LUMBER YARD LOT *“creninc'sror WANTED WANTED WANTED One more Show—one more Ride—one Show to feature—something worth while. Can book Motordrome or Silodrome, one good Mechanical Show, Monkey Speedway, Penny Arcade, Troupe of Midgets for beautiful Platform Show outfit. Good proposition for Woman with or without Snakes to handle finest framed Big Snake Show in the world. ? CON CES SION Can place a few more Merchandise Wheels. Everything open (Blankets and Floor Lamps sold). Can also place Grind Stores (Corn Game sold). Want Shooting Gallery, High Striker, Popcorn, Candy Floss. Help on Rides. Sickenberg wants Ball Game Operators. For Salvall’s Circus Side Show: Meritorious Attractions, Freaks, Tattoo Man. Nothing too big to feature. We want the very best to be had. Second Agent who Bills and one more Promoter. Committees wanting a brand-new, clean and moral high-class organization address FELIX BLEI, General Agent. All others address G. Y. AVERILL, General Manager, 2432 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. Uddd LL ddddddddiidissisdissdiddddddddshddiliddddidddidddddisllilidstliddbddiddddddddddddddde = oe ER pe pene teninr op hpue ea a — =. OWL. addidddsidddddbbisdliddddddddddsdidddpdhsdsdbdddsda. WWTTcoccccccccccccckkkkcccccccdncaetetsddtdtdsddadasaasddddd ZZ OE EETEZuaau ddd. Uddddadadacaidds UgNUUULNELSLUCURVUUUUERLLUOUUGEGAEOUSH GUERRA GNU CARNIVAL ROSTERS OUR LATEST INNOVATION — Ss a ee — MINIATURE CEDAR W000 BL ANKETS TH AT Payton. trainmaster; Wm, Cain and C. b. WilHOPE CHESTS liams, electricians; Doc Collins, gen. announcer; 4 cats; opens at Montgomery, Ala., March PRODUCE SANDY AMUSEMENT SHOWS—Sandy Ta margo and Jacob Tamargo, props.: Sandy Ta margo, mgr.; Jacob Tamargo, asst. megr.; J. ! A. Wartner, treas.; Elvira Schwerdtman, secy.; Joe Gerber and John White, auditors; Edward . Ehblenger, gen. agt.; John Leddin, spec. agt.; Fred Sterns, press agt.; Lawrence Tamargo, {hed Indian patterns in bright, flashy, catchy a. = Abe Cohen, Ba re * Prof. Xd ; ) y Matherson, mus. f.: P rancis, colors, size 64x78. Euch Blanket in foureeinmeties:, Cuastes Rese, cnn. lights; George : Smith, legal adj.; Tom J. McDonough, gen. color combination, assorted patterns and announcer; 10 cars; opens at Pittsburg, Pa., colors. Slighty imperfect—no holes, no April. 2 6. SAVIDGE, WALTER, AMUSEMENT CO.— tears. Dealers everywhere sending in E Walter Savidge, owner and mgr.; Al. €. Wilson, ‘ asst. mgr. an en. announcer; Mrs. > . r reorders. Savidge, treas.; W. L, Oliver, gen. agt.; Harry PRICE EACH, $2.75 Bills, supts cone; Brie Beklund, tus. dir; Roy Norton, trainmaster; Ray Smith, supt. lights; Terms: 2% ten days, F. O. B. Detroit. ge gre, Nebee Stay 0. w cats; 8) VsS—o ) SG = emit in full with order or 15% deposit, a tel ig he i 7 ee balance C. O. D. Mabel J. Smith, secy.; Bert Heffron, gen. agt.; CREEL YUP. T. = kt es suet; Albert Horr, trainma ‘ter; aro. adiey, supt. lights; H. These Boxes made of Ge uine Cedar Wood, highly c ] D t 71 Lap gen. announcer: 15 cars; opens at polished, brass trimmed and made perfect. A. KROLIK & . inc. Vept. } yee Oe Packed 26 Sets to Case. $3.50 per Set; $4.00 Same SNAPP BROS.’ SHOWS—Ivan and William ole 8 ee aes a +4. Sets; $3.40 in Lots of 100 Sets. DETROIT, MICHIGAN ae ae ee ee THE EDWARD E. PITTLE CO. i ANNA ET TT Herman Q. Smith, gen. agt.; Harty Davie and mn Kirk Robertson, spec, agts.; J. M. Scobey, press New Bedford, agt.; Everett Graves, lot supt.; Wm. Geyer, electrician; fa ©. Davis, ott. conceesinan: Pod. Hi A beautiful, practical, metal-covered, glass-lined Flask. Screw cap. Warranted Mass. Curly Miller, trainmaster; adiey, mus, 38 dir.; Robt. Clark, baggageman; Rufus Lashiey, Ss H orter; 25 cafe; opened at Phoenix, Ariz., non-leakable. Silver color finish. ebruary 21. SOUTHERN TIER S8HOWS—James_ fF. Can you find a more timely item for a Concession prize? 7" « os ae ee | 7 [ agicians \ M, A. LOOKS LIKE A $5.00 ARTICLE. ress agt.; Clark Bunneli, supt. cone.; larris, supt. lights; transport on motor Size, 6 in. high, 3 in. wide. Sold in gross lots only. trucks: I am hesdquarters for the cheap line of Card Tricks. $24 Gross Ks; opens first week in May, Magic Bo k 4 6N st NeHING EXPOSITION sHOws—H. v. Saasiciens @tth gutda to. eel "hore seseh Sone Sample, 50 Cents, Postpaid. Stanips or Money Order. rs, owner; A. D. Rusher, mgr. and supt, on hand. Prompm shipments. Lowest tn price 25% cash with order, balance C. O. D. secy.; Mrs. A. D. Rusher, auditor; L. H. earth, Set of samples, 25¢; none free. . LEE, 145 Bast 23rd St, New York, N. Over a Quarter Million Sold in Last Six Months. ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS CO. 10 White Street, NEW YORK. =U MATT Joe Hizer’s Supply House C—FULL LINE of NOVELTIES and PARK SUPPLIES No. 70 Animal Transparent Ba lloons, $3.36 per Large Fiyineg Bird. Colots Blue and Yellow, with long decorated stick. $6.00 per Joons, All colors. $2.00 per Gross. No. 70 Silver and Gold Balloons, $3.25 per Gross, Gross. 25% deposit required on orders, balance ©. ©. D. BELL PHONE, WALNUT 7112. SOE HIZER SUPPLY HOUSE, 224 N. 11th St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. inese Baskets FACTORY-PROPOSITION Mee ce SS y Blankets ~ ™ Dolls CONCESSION MEN ra || Seas scasnereme, mel sebsenconseessueseerens cocccee 2000 PER ® Add Postage for Samples. ALUMINUM WAR CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, WHEELS, Etc. All our last year’s Carnival customers write for our confidential Price List. 25% with all orders, balance C. O. D. MANUFACTURERS THE BUCKEYE ALUMINUM 0, A. KOSS S01d North Halanea Revests bea t77 AGO WOOSTER, OHIO. : When Writing to Advertisers Mention The Billboard.