Variety (July 1923)

E9*;. ''%/:. T^.A'i' » .."'-^ihT;i-i^ ■.'■; 'K' .■W;' Thursday, July 12. IMS .■>t^^'^:> (,*■ ':t^-w >«.- V':.. Don't Overlook -iftii i--;;t;itf':*i:,-*i:."':,: -.JT" "VARiEtY'S" PUBLICITY ^f;,.- PLAN Let Variety work for you over the summer —taking you all over the world. .^*-i :t ^ •The Publicity Plan does it. It is being.con- tinuously inquired into by shrewd adver- tisers. ■:^ 'r-'-^-^:-':-'X'''^':P'' .;"■:' This Publicity Plan insures yoii publicity by display or pictorial in every issue of "Variety" while contract rims. It has been made adaptable for anyone, in length and cost. ^".•:■.;.■■.-.- V--;. ■:-:.V'.-..:j ..;- :, -t.-'-" ■ - "' -i /^j.. -'i' Details may be obtained from "Variety's office, at . „ . /, »» New York OP by mail. Chicago I^ondon vV PEEEPORT, L. I, MEKCHANTS (Continued from Page 1) one Of the victims In having a tradesmen who may be relied upon •tart in business In Freeport upon . the assurance he will secure and 'retain all of the patronage of the V resident show people while treating 1 them fairly on prices. If required r the sho\r people purpose to flnan- : daily back' the venture on a co- operative foundation. The plan to locate a trade mart for tha show people comprehends sbmeyilng along a' general market idea with everything the housewife might call for to be found under.one roof. Another reprisal movement Is for ace W A N T £ D ! ! TEAMS AND SINGLES ! ! B to S WBBSK8 ROV81UI OFKN AM. 8CABON — No Talking Acta — CMwdbkn Taadevlllo Booktnir OAcmi, AlkM BMf., 12 Mayor St. MMtfcal. Caaatfa RALPH MADISON Manafor and Booker the professionals to g^'oup, with each'group's members in turn buy- ing provision/ In the New York markets'^ with Washington Market preferred by the women of the households. Other commodities arc to be similarly purchased outside of Freeport.' The local actors* store, however, seems the favored plan at Ipresent. Freeport advertises its*lf as the largest village In New York State, that taking It beyond the minimum population of an Incorporated city that requires 12,000 inhabitants. Freeport has a summer population of about 18,000, and around 14.000 In the winter time. When the show people selected as a colonization site for profession- als the village had a population of about 2,000. "The actors" ^re a4- mlttedly the cause of Freeport's ad- J ' K£NNARD'S SUPPORTERS t4ff W.tStbtt.. N. T- Plwn* Fits Roy 9944 Bond for Cmta)t>mnf Sr *• ARE YOU GOINfi TO EUROPE? ktenmahlp arcwmModalloms «rraai«e« •• all LtMea. at Mala 0«ec Prices. Boats ara volas very falli arranc* aarlT' VorelKn H9m9j bovvkt and ••!« Liberty Rvnda bo«Rli« aB« Bal4. PAUt'TAUSIO A lOIi. I04 Bast 14tli St.'. Itaw T«rlK. . Phenet Starveaaat 6186-6IS7. VARIETY 5» ,jy^» -»■ *v ex.: A. I 130' ■WHSf 4.5 PALM EEACR '- .^ ^ ^ aARATTOGAf t!! ■■;"",■.- * EARI5 CstaUished THE ERA 1897 THR St^llEMR PROFESSIONAL OROAM OP GREAT RRITAIN A«vertl.emei>t rmtt, la p«r Inch: M vr pat*, aawllled •^''•^^^'^•^}»'- Cf"J* r*nU«, tbeatrea. artlat^ muslcUn* and mlacallantoua wantad and J^"**!„•,**;• thre* linea. la. «d.. «aoli additional Una »d.: dlaplajrad llnaa la Annaal anbacrtpUon. POBt prepaid. U. 8. A.. $B.OO. ^«iii_««-.- a**^* utrmwtA London. W.C.t. Phoia Res«ot 454«.47. Cabl«^: "Th. Era. Loodoa. vance In population and slx«, the show people drawing an unusually large namber of lay residents to the town through advertising It ex- tensively as a desirable place to live. It Is said there are 2t)0 families In 200 liomes In Fueport, all of' the show business. ^The homes are permanent and with but a,few .ex- ceptions open the year round. Mem- bers of the families of professionals who must travel In season, live in thfem. The larp:e majority of the f%milles own the homes they livt* in and are recognized as substan- •tlal tax paying citizens, but throuph being "actors" are looked upon nn "marks" ^y the yokel end of the population. Among the show people are pro- fessionals of the legit, vaudeville, burlesque and picture divisions. while managers and agents are numbered In the total, with the vaudevilUans having the sr^ter representation. • \ ^* >. circuit Ha will Mill for Londoti on tha "Olymplo* iryljr si, returning to tak»swp R Keith iour next seaaOn. Karyl Norman, "The Creole Fash- Ion Wute," has been signed for a four weeks' engagement at the Pal- ladium, L«^don. by William Morris. Norman is now playing the Keith SRS m WAMTIBtf I MAO, lAtZ. MOirRLTT« tuon^ciABB smonw a»« DANCRR».-: Por Cabaret* and PW«ir« Th*«ir«« in tka City; alae diaslaal Conodjr and Tab Paopla; all llnaa. ^i. RAWTHORNR a IIBNRT. * % S4I W. 47(ll at.. New York; Bryaat ttti \ ^^^ ♦7.75 Blacky I White. Pink Satin, Patent or ei Kid. RONfli Jiojir l^Mpf/fOfs •r r»tat»4 Tm Rtfliilor $10 For 8TAQK and •TRCCT 22S W<4£d 9L, Now York CL008 4 JINQLE SHOES ealatofl V S««( FrM. H. —A.U_REV01R •7 WILLIE SOLAR International Musical Comedy Star, in Hit . * Latest Success^ ^ "THE LAST FACTORr' ' Sailing July 14, S. S. ''Majestic.'* touring London, Paris. Monte Carlo and Nice. Returning to open 5Jept. 3, B. F. Keith's. Washington [ ¥4. a- Personal Direction HARRY WEBER -. *