The Billboard 1924-06-14: Vol 36 Iss 24 (1924-06-14)

JUNE 14, 1924 The Billboard —_—_ per ee a3 | Sample, $1.00 Prepaid 143 Wooster St. FOR HOME, BEACH OR LAWN WILL GET YOU THE MONEY IT’S THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON Wheelmen, Concessionaires and Parks, don’ t take our word for it, but send us your trial order and convince yourself. A good .0O per Doz. booth display will mop up for you. 40 in. in circumference. Some flash. Miude of good quality art leather, in bright Red, White and Blue colors, with a = professional rubber bladder, Guaranteed Sample, ne against imperfections. Prepaid 25% Deposit required on all orders. Buy from the makers and save money. RAZZLE DAZZLE BALL CO., Mfrs. Phone: Spring 0967 New York TheRAZZLE DAZZLE PLAY BALL. 4 ( rade Springs As this is ge tavan to iy the town Ip the la ars a extraordir vy amount of inyed Tmmediately upen = arri f ‘ ain | werk of unloading began and thing u favoralie comment ould be ’ { . efficiency of the train crew and r 1 the appearance of the draught str 1 wa two m sft * lot The shows 1 wonderful loca amd ate laid it f itien, making a veTy a ra 4 Iv Snapp car over last Fr iv ] sod placed the new Cate “ h Wa p and ready to ge wher ‘ r hed town The big midway as r fed with people each night, and they wenders Prof. Hadier’s Concert Band, with its repertoire of s making a hit with the oa N ‘every we with the show avails f £ g “s gute as and each day ‘ <f og up Pike's Peak and seega lors « this vicinity ‘ s t i dayt me is now a scene of act s there are several new attractions ) ruction. The show train has . ed and makes a wonderfal. dasb. k looking ferth to a good week in wer h is the next stop DICK O'BRIEN (for the Show). HARRY HOUDINI RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE S. A. M. (Continued from page 8) New k Times; Marriet Underhill, of The T s Irene Loeb, of The World Freder Eug Powell, dean of American Magicia i ‘ Commissioner Richard Enright M Loenigsberg, director of the Hearst Newspaper Syndicate Mr. and Mrs. Howard vp and Dr. A. M. Wilson, ed tor f x A f re of the evening was Dr. Wilsen’s e radio from Kansas City to the banguet ha It was announced that the editor {1 s x would make hile speech thru the read g station of The Kansas City Star. Nar } 1 manipulated the dials of a ring aT ratus to ‘‘tane {o°’, and a moment ater ice of the doctor came over the ethe H vere ad to do with the time when : c* would be whisked from piace to pla Y radio just as easily as voices now tra r Everybody was Interested. Dr Ww then tated that he would try the etperiment There followed a loud clatter, such is Te ius attribute to static, and a moment ater the doctor popped up from under the ‘peakers’ table. The guests enjoyed the boax of “modern’’ magic was followed yr a wee by Commissiener Enright, who h I that Magie is all that there is In the We live in a@ Magical World’ said the ' er and nobody bere has found out all about’ Tle lauded magicians as eakers included Brander Matthews, ed to having tried his hand at wag i yout Frederick Eugene Dowell, who t tha ml the S A.M. for confe rring the mar of Dean of American Magicians upon “ 1 Sophie Irene Loeb and Howard i Wing the speechmaking the guests re , in adjoining salen where the very at t way of magic was put on by vr nal and amateur members of the parent be Among these on the bill were: Art Lieyd, Jobn Mulholland, Dr. Hartley, B. M. 1. Ernst, Elmer Ransom, Frank Werner, Prank Ducrot, Gua Fowler, Floyd, and Houdini. 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Mr. and Mrs. M. kKuenig<berg, Mrs Kramer, Louis Krauss, Mr. aud Mrs. Albert J. Laupheimer, Tom Lewis, Sophie Irene Loeb, Adelaide Loewell, Prof. Brander Matthews, Mannaset Moran, Mrs. Beatrice Moreland, Mrs. Edward M. Morgan, Postmaster Edward M. Morgan, Adolph 8, Ochs, Alfred Nathan, Dean Frederick Eugene Powell, Jeam Perry, Capt. Charles Quick, Mr: Rachel Reber, Mr. -and Mrs. Barry Reichenbach, Frank Reil, Frank Riley, Eileen Rosar, Mildred Rosar, Julia Sawyer, Miss R. Sclanberger. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Siegel, Elizabeth Stein, Sam Stein, Melville E. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger, Mr. and@ Mrs. Howard Thurston, Harriette Underbill, Mr, and Mrs Vacca, James Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. Ruhinelander Walde, Sam White, Dr. A. M. Wilson, Frank Ducro Daisy White, Mr. and Mrs. Heudini, Gladys Mondini, Mes. Julia Kar re, Walter C. Kelly, Grace Theo. 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