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

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JACKEL, Inc. 1581 Broadway, NEW YORK CITY ae a MEDICINE MEN THE GENUINE THE GENUINE INDIAN HERB-TEA| INDIAN PAIN KILLER MORRIS & CASTLE SHOWS Individual Attraction Owners Vying With Each Other Toward Good Equipment _ Houston, Tex., Mareh 12.—Much good-natured rivalry is manifest in winter quarters of the Morris & Castle Shows on the State fair grounds at Shrevenort, La., among the individual show managers, each trying to outdo the other in building something finer in the way of show equipment, and are being spurred on by those “pag showmen, Milt Morris and Johnny Castle. Johnny Bejano and his partner, Fred Bond, arrived last week and are busily engaged in building a brand-new side-show to add to their attractions. A brand-new top has been ordered and its afrival is expected this week for the Palace of Wonders Show. Another announcement of interest is that the merry-go-round and the “‘whip"’ of last season will be discarded and two of the finest models of both riding devices have been ordered for immediate delivery. Sig. Smitb the dare-devil water clown, un der contract for Harry Calvert's Water Circus, has been thrilling the people of Shreveport during the last three weeks with his building climbing and_ steeplejack performances each Saturday afternoon. The handsome carved wood and gold-leaf em bellished panel front for H. A. Kipke’s Midget Theater is nearing completion. Zeke Shumway and his crew have the motordrome up and already applied the first coat of paint, after overhauling it. Also have the motorcyles ready for the initial performance. Repair work and painting of all the wagons of last season is completed, also the lettering on them has been done, and nothing remains in the wagon line except the several new wagon fronts that are being rushed to completion, Frank South, chief electrician, is now among “those present’? and hag started work on the wiring of the double-wagon arch, which will be an added feature to the entrance of the midway. Following is a list of those who have registered in winter quarter: Milt, M. Morris, John R. Castle and wife, John Cloud and wife, J. B. Rhodes and wife, W. Grimshaw and wife, Chas. Jamison and wife, Art Anderson and wife, Irving Kempf and wife, Ed R. Cole and wife, Victor Lee and wife, George Rollins and wife, Frank Strouble and wife, T. H. Raye and wife (Jolly Babe), W. H. Murphy and wife, F. C. Gadwood and wife, J. J, Bejano, Rufus Huck, Fred Bond, Tom King, Eddie Hart, Bruce Kempf, R. C. Illions, Zeke Shumway, Buck Scully, Harry Calvert, J. A. 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