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

The Billboard . MARCH 22, 1924 1 ea Giese No. 143—20-in. Overnight leatherette, pink, rose and blue. WE SELL POPULAR NUMBERS FOR Fitted Overnight Case. Cases made of Cobra lined with flowered Sateen, in grain No. 600—18-in. Traveling Bag. Made of Cobra grain cowhide, leather or leatherette, 365-367 CANAL STREET PHONE CANAL 8685 TO JOBBERS ONLY BAZAARS, PREMIUMS, FAIRS, CARNIVALS AND AUCTIONEERS. lined with tan ‘ No. 200—Folding Tray Overnight Premiums, Shipments Made on Date ot Receipt of Order-—Write For Photos of Our Other Numbers. Lipner & Trachtenberg, New York City Case, Looks like a million dollars—big flash. For Concessionaires, Auctioneers, 19 Elbow Street, Write us for samples and prices. You will be astonished at the big values offered at such low prices. (ey BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Providence, R. I. The Greatest Value Premiums At The Lowest Prices FOUNTAIN PENS Every Size—Every Quality Lowest Prices on All PENCILS To Match All Pens, in Sets or Separate PEARL KNIVES Also Pearline Knives and Shell Knives PREMIUM BOXES Sets of Knives, Chains, Belt Buckles, Cuff Links and many other items for Premium Use and Sale. hoto & Art Postal Card Company 444 Broadway, NEW YORK ng line we are yg hing ond gg y. Be Vv Cacratulati Com a _ Tir e E Steel “ts graved rs ooklets Also com plete iline of Holiday Cards and Posteards of Motion Picture Stars. In ONE to 25-CENT SELLERS. PRICES RANGING FROM $3.00 A THOUSAND TO $100.00 A THOUSAND. We will submit SAMPLES upon receipt of $3.00, $5.00 or $10.00. according to Assortment requested. Also make Local Views from your own photographs. PLEASANTVILLE, i. J. The jast ‘‘word’’ in your letter to advertisers, “Billbeard’, HAMBURGER D ISPENSER oe "\ UH 1| SANITARY “VU HAMCURGER BLT] PRESS \ $9022 Holds 10 pounds meat, drops 45 %x3%-in. cakes per minute. Increases your business and profits 100%. HAMBURGER HAND KIT LUN CHMAN'S KANO KIT J 939.22 Pressure gaso.ine tank, 2 burners, thick grid dle, 20x12 in. Body o& I veneer, meta! white top, Seah y™ finish. Car -. like grip. Weight, 8 TALBOT MFG. Co. 1213-17 Chestnut St., St. Louls, Me RANDOM RAMBLES (Continued from page 162) A, R. Rogers—What is the next big exposition promotion for you? Al) of you remember “Jim Key", the educated horse. We wish to thank Joinmny J. Jones for adopting the idea for a “building block’’ front suggested in this column some time back. Victor 4 Levitt is the originator of the idea, we be eve. There is no mystery to why Brown & Dyer booked the Brockton, Mass., fair. Anything Johnny J. Jones gets behind generally goes over, Any carnival manager who puts his booking in the hands of a vaudeville agency is sure to have it mixed aR and always witbout fall, too. Carnivals should stay’ away from locations in or near parks, and circuses have found out they do not belong as opposition to fairs and exhibitions. But watthell, some people don't profit by experience of themselves and others. If Frank J. Haggerty decides to become a earnival manager this season you may expect him to be a good one. In speaking of carnival talent of the highest caliber it is well to look over the rosters of the Morris & Castle and Zeidman & Pollie carnivals, Some carnivals would come fn with more profit if they would stop carrying automobiles and living wagons around the country on railroad cars. William Glick and Ralph W. Sm‘th have cut out carrying living wagons on the Barnardi Greater Shows. Good for them. Watch M. J. Lapp bring the American Exposition Shows to the front rank. Frank 8. Reed doubles but not in brass. He is still a crackerjack press agent and he works all the time for the interest of the Rubin & Cherry Shows. 7 Harry Heller is greatly enlarging his Acme Amusement Company. Harry is a hard worker aud deserves to succeed, George L. Dobyns is going to spring the real surprise of the year in the way of a feature show, We know what it is but promised George L. not to tell. It will cause some carnival men to wonder what they have been doing all winter. Mrs. ©. A. Wortham is one of our big riding device operators, H. F. Maynes is going to let the public name bis new ride. The first one goes with Jobony J. Jones, as usual. FE. J. Kilpatrick, now of London, England, recently visited Copeniiagen and Berlin, A historical event: Lew Graham, W. C Fleming, Harry E. Tudor, C, W. Finney, Gene R. Milton, T. A. Wolfe and Matthew J. : all met in the New York office of The Bi il board one morning last fall. Pav! Parker is proving bimectf ia be a live wire in the direction of the . W. Parker amusement enterprises, Good 4 Paul; come to New York sometime. Fair-weather showmen are ike race horses— they cap not ‘go’ tp the mud, George F. Donovan recently postearded from Honolulu, W. L Last time thie writer saw him be was general superintendent for the Motion Picture Exposition at Los Angeles, Calif., last summer George F. is one of the few old-time talkera who can still talk and get them into a carnival show. CONCESSIONAIRES “Sept. Morn Lamp” THE LATEST HIT. Statue reproduction of origina) picture of September Morn “Flash Unexcelled” Made of composition plaster, in pure white, bronze and iv green. within reach of all. Complete with 6 ft. of cord, plug and cote. Stands 13 Copyrighted 1923, PURE WHITE.. BRONZE FINISH.. 1k00 per Doz.; Sample, IVORY FINISH....... 15.00 per Doz.; Sample, 1 10% off in Gross Lots. Packed 1 or 2 Dozen Barrel. Qne-half deposit with order. SELIEN NOVELTY CO. 2°8 West 12th Street. KANSAS CITY, MO, It is not what they cost that counts, it is what they earn when in operation. One man (name on request) bought a BiG ELI WHEEL and paid for it out of its earnings in ‘TWO Years. Let us tell you about BIG ELI Wheels. EL! BRIDGE COMPANY 800 Case Ave. Jacksonville, Hl. Fairs, Bazaars, Carnivals Best Value Ever Offered. BOUDOIR LAMP, 12 inches above all. Real Jap pottery base, key socket, T-Inch circular silk shade, trimmed with gold braid. Colors: Gold, Rose, iue. Wired ready for attachment. Per Dozen. $30.00 Single... $2.75 25% deposit, balance 0. 0. D. HELA NOVELTY CO. 41 East 21st Street, New York Tho last ‘word’ In your letter to advertisers, “Billboard’’. i