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UElin—FKEUMPIES

SPECIAL SALE OF KNIVES|

indiah seedsead^

—while Ihe stock lasts. S22.SO P« Qwts"'

$3.0b"A LB.

Just the Tiling for Paddle

Wheels and Sales Boards

A BIG FLASH -8RILLIAHT COLORS

SomcthinB Entir.^ly N™.

Little Miss Muffet

An liff:iiil.i'c- n.ill Noveltv.

BraiitifMl Silk Mull Body,LaKi- Triiiimcil, with T,;icc Capand UiliUms. Coin.-s in Hril-

iuuit, Assoni^d ('"Uiis. Si-nd

S2.00 fiir siiuiplc.

FLEISCHAKER & BAUM45 Greene St., Now York, H. Y.

"EGGWICH" SANDWICHAT LAST A KEW SAUBWICn FILLER

THE TEXPLY CO^ Inc., Boi 74, SOMERVILLE. N. J.

JANUARY 22, t921

SHOWPRINTINGHanlds, Tonlnhters, OodaBra. Tack andWindow Cardi, Half SheeU, On«.Shnts, Thrw-S>i*at>. Cloth BannersCard Her-aldi, LcHtrheads, Envelope,ete. Type Work Only. No Sloek Pa.ocr. Everythina Made to Order. Don'*order from old Drice lists. Save del.v

I by writing for

SHOW PRINTINGBest Workmanship—Prompt Service

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TYPE and BLOCK WORKDates, Cards, Heralds and Banners

Stock Pictorial Paper for practi-cally every attraction.

The Donaldson Liiho Co., KENTUCKY

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mKAKtrWOIIDBm AND MOB-SHOW ATTRACTIONS OF ALL KINDS THAT CAN eNTERTAIH THS PUBLtC.'nars to your ohaiM* to Join ml on* for tha coming oosian.

THE T. A. WOLFE SUPERIOR SHOWS ''^'^%?'i^?:!liu'SS'JS^klS^^WbDLD UKB TO HHAK PROM A REIAL FBATORE ATTRACTION. AIho Uldeets. Sword Swallqwcr, Skeleton Dude' Tattobail Lady or Man thatdoea Tattooliw, Snobe Charmer. Girl for Broom niuilDD, Glass Blower with a real ouiat. Magician and Punch Man. Mlnd-Readlns Act that can tennames: aleo any other up-tO'date Norelttea. Want Ticket Sellers that are not afraia to work and muai bo crinderB UNDEKSrAND BEST OFTBEATMBNT TO BBAI. PBOPLH AND A GOOD, LONG SBASON IS ASSUBRD. SEND PHOTOi; AND BTATK SAI^RY iN FIRST T.FTTKR ANDAIX LETTERS ANBWBBED. Adareaa HARRV L. MORRIS, Academy Hotel, Franklin «nd Ho^ârd Street.. Baltimore, Md.

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wKHmm^ uoii mo THIS g^&PS'S^'S^'S'Si^S gftHgL* CO.^nû].'Ma'*M«%w nnt 1014-1016 Ai«h StTMt, Phlladalphfa, Pa.

JOHil J. JOIES EIPOSIlllWANTS

TO OPEN SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR, FEBRUARY 3rdPeople io'all lines of the Cinsus and CarniTal bustaeas.Circus Acts for the biggest Side. Show ever framed, aswe will only cany one side show this year. Positivelyno freaks. Can iise. in winter quartei^ OriandOt'RJechATiTcSy Carpenters and Painters- flhuir vOl notopen in rûlar season until latter part (tf AfeA.dress Box 878, Tampa, Florida.

MOSS BROS; GREATER SHOWSfHIIT Shows, Willi ot wiUumt mgoiu: nothing too large forme to handk this

lOsr: nran bookWh^Fnaie, Venetian Swing. WiU book an; kind of

WifcThwwdt Show ot Ctnp Hoaae. Vlaibf ti FI»tCwlv»ee,9laBplmKod'B»B'pmCm vmtentm Omt^Wmotai, JBaxim aai-Si^^^ Ik C-lVaband Killfel>aa«l Agent andha OMvk Ite Uaner %>Mi.HELP WANTEDSkewing Car PorleiB, ColoredBandtoldFittuutueluimrfwlBhoKRatwdSecondMdRor Fema WbeeL M.MTy-Go-BoiMd*nd BKtHltd, AIliOOWCWaBIONB open^^meels, "^-nr nnil TTnn ITiirti BIdtto: "RreDMH, NOTCD££S." ^^"^"^^l^llT^^Tll^^lHi^^ltT TTli tfri pnTjirifiifli-r '-

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. T^' HOMto P- O. Bni-mS, MWKOOCE, OKLA.

SOUTH FLOKIDA FAIRFebruary 3 to 12, Tanqta, Fla.

Snb-Ttoptcal Fia]rOrlando, Fla., February 14 to 19.

Two biggest Spring GelelnatlQtiB in the Sooth. Few mon deanconcessionB opeii, with serenl' small Eain lo-tdknr- .that I wQlhandle witbandall dxnr. I hsve handledboth cfithe shiw6.griia

NEEDLE WORKERS srd c4 riionÔFyoaMaainovCM'Iq' aol aaiiB|ÂiMr«M JOHNNY JONES, Tanê^ Fla*

T^ldelity Exposition ShowsA NEW ONE FOR SEASON 1921

Will book lO-in-I, athletic, snidce, iQuaon, mechanicsl fx KStg

other show of merit. No url shows. Wont to hear firom ccmccs-aonairea. The following already contzacted: Cotric Houa^ Caiui^>

Grocery, Fruit, Dolls, Chicken, Teddy Bear, Klknni sod Bsdcsls.Positively no grift tolerated with this ^bami . :

We own our own three rides: imjUHbi llMiBtJI ClaaMJi1921 Big Eli Wheel and Swings. B^BWiawd help wsalei teCarousel and Ferris Whed. Addreea

FRANK J. BYRNE. SacretaryPhono 2457 W., Hick. 35 W^MoMar St., HaehmaslEt M. J.

A.w^DAV. " sMpeaSitpee street AXLANTaI OA.

THE FASHION PtATE SHOWSSEASON OPENS ATHENS, OHIO.

TWO SATURDAYS—APRIL 28 TO 30-TW0 SATURDAYS.

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WANTED FOR W. L GROF SHOWSPLAVIM TIE MCV.tHM SF RMiM iM anuMm* sr wima.

100 70.FOOT STEEL CIRCUiS FLAT CARS,

READY FOR SPRING DELIVERYBrand new tiinnuhcut, built tH the finest materials, M. C. B. standard, hy one of (lie largest concerns in America. Can nH9!9!^HkBeU aU your old 604oot wooden fiata if in good condition. YOU'VE GOT TO COME TO STZEU WHY NOT NOW? l|j7f^^Ml

WALTER K. SIBI-.e:Y, ^SSBSnniMfMLqnm'EMÔ. TIMB« SQUiMW. NEW YORK cmr. nMMw Bryant Bioo. ^^^^B^

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LEW DUFOURSHOWS(7amedr'I>id^ ft 'nUnd Shows) WILL BOOKA WHII>, VENETIAN SWINGS, SHOWS and CONCESSIOf^.SHOWMEN—CSan supply Wild West outfit ctranplete, two wagon fronts. Want man with stock. Want Lion Act orVnid Animal Aiena; have complete outfit and abeautiful pauel front mounted on two wagons. Capt. Harry Wilson,Trrite. Can idaee 10-in-l, Platform Show, Dog and Poiyr or Educated Horse. Capt. Sigsbee and Thos. McGurkin,write. AliilefiB Shpw. Showmen yiitSx or without outfits, write. WANT—Iiady Rider for Silodrome, high-class

FteaJks, Cdkned FeccformerB who can double in brass, Eli 'VQieel Operate, Colored Jazz Band, Polers and Chalkers.Mnddans, addnBtPtef.T.GMa»808'W.ftrd Bt..Qiest€TjFa. CONCESSIONAIRES—Can place any legitimate

concesdon that is free from bbjedlonable features. WANT to hear from Eddie Rahn, Agent; Dajmy Saks, Bobo,Squash and Boy Bard for Platform Show. LEW DUFOUR, Manager, Murphy Hotel, Richmond, Va.

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95 MADISON AVENUE, ... NEW YORK CITY

FOR SALEKfteen Himdnd Opaia Chain, DraperieB, Theatre Front Equipment, EkctncKKUtBtUBE<hiipina>ttromfootlielitstob»bwaU,aUm aood coDditiou. Canbewen DOW, nieatre, BuffHiD, New York. Apply M. SLOTKIN. Pob-HSmoD can bebad Februuy let. Wiite, pbone, wire or call,

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nAMnmc ufAM^'pn rai^pippdBOX WAGON and HAWAIIAN PEOPLE

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CURIOSITIES For SALEWANTED-JJ«JSipMj.I>« ^^ WANTED-AGENT

At Liberty Jan. 25thTKOIiaUaK» CXrERIIMOIII

NAMSTudBROMMERWAN 1 lÛ W/VISITED WANTED

Mint "^5^''" g^^J^J^'^^^"™

WaRted Novelty and Musical Vaudevdle TeamsiriiBEinY/MwiiiR

Winted lor F.J^WoM^ IMBBIT FOOT MIHSTREISNOTICE

DRUMMER AT LIBERTY^__

t THE BiLLBOARD i MUSKUN W/WTEOfOR URNIITaL10 IHM* liwia. JOBDH USOU (•«»)

tt Liberty, Harry F. BurtonI mUWiMI wMMyat 2S-tT Opera Place. Clnolniiatl, O. tI SUBaCRIPTIOM PRICE, 46J» PER YEAR. 4X BlDt«nS «a •Dtma-alaai mmll matter June 4. 1MT, at Post OOae, Cln- 1[ rtnPBfi under aot ot March S. II UO pacca. Vol. XXXm. No. 4. Jan 22, 1321. PRICE, 15 CENTS. I

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WANTED Season 1921 WANTEDWASHBURN-WEAVER UNITED SHOWS

Wanted Sbowa, free Acts and Band, and ejêrieneed help for EUIWib Wheel, Allan HerecheU Merry-Go-Bound and Electnoan that un-

derstands an £U I^lht Plant. vnUfanâfiiBt-danciaffitfaraaiutniaraw. (Caatara, vrite.) ^funuahTop. 16x24Top^tbgood Fit AttiaotiaD. Will fnrniab outfit fn aay mod inoaer erttiocBbDV. Coneesmras opeo en^ CandT X^vdown, O^yi^^'£mik,T)<ek,m9mi:oBq.iaAttaaaaSao^ WaitedCnneiwWWottara fy ttia aboro OBnenwimw, AdM L. C. BAKmt, P. 0.

Bc^mSnrta. WLE Dmmifim-rvit wHh im* tattNy; ÎhowwUi «M,flnt w«9k In March. Ad-

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Endeavors ever to serve the Professioivhonestly, intelligently and usefull3r

EQUITY HURLS DEFI AT SHUBERTS

illtimatum To P. M. A. Demands Expulsion

eUUMS IISCilMIIIATIOII IS SHOWN"**""^ Ms, prtaldant of tha P. 'IS. A.; Geori

Klcolal, MCMtary of the P. M. A., ai

TIIS HggK Arilrar Hopkins bj- appolntmi

Saw York, Jon. IS.—From whatcould bo IcarnDd yL-stcrOaj aiA to-

Hjlj Abont the deniaiul ot KiiniUthat the Shnbcrtx be (njH-llwl fromthe Produclne MaimgfXH* Ahmh-'Ul-

UoD It Is unllkelr that Uio manii-gen nil] conHont to their expulsion.It 19 nndcrstood that contercucwshaie beVB hold the nunngcmand the bDlief is general that theyam beat aene tbeir iDlereMa »y allaUddiiK MKeUnr.Some bavo iiiimwifl tbcfp be-

Bef that U the Hhaberta

said tl. .

bold Ibem (U I

fipcctlve ot the nIn this ei

Haw Torlc, Jan. 13.—Stirred lo BD-MoB by what It aaya la * soUled pol-y y the part ot the Shubartg to'

nnrlmliuite asaltut mamhars ot It*orgaDliatlDa, thp Actors Equity Asso-Otatioli detlvwad ma nlUmatum thlaaftamoon to the ProdnclnE itmastÂuoBiaUon lo expel the ShqbertE fromthe P. M. A.

A eommlttae conalBtlny of FrankOUImore. axaenttve BBorctarr ot theActors* Bqult7 Aaaoâtlon; Dorothywjant, enecuUvo Beiratary of theCboruB Bqi'.lty Assodatloni Tom Oam-nle, reiffesentins the Anerlcan. fed-eration of MuBlclans; WltUain MCKln--non, raprBsontitiK the -Intamatlonm]Alllaneo ot Theatrical Staca^ Bm-

!, in person, and HuA "Fnf^t,

attlia P. U. A. IêadquartiFt>rlr>ntth street, at 2 p.m. today anddellnred letter demandlnc the ex-

puMon ot tbe Shnberta irom the P.M, A. and ft bin of parttovlMs stvias

namberi; BOt ' pwJlertlr. bttt ao-cordlnr to ft ftzsd poller-

At four aêlMk thla •ftoraow BMnkaiiimors oalled in the repertare fromall the New^Torkwith Johnmeatplained nrlMDr tiM NUOft (or It.

The letter:tauadter tta Bhubert^sipulaloa CMm the mftBaKara* asao-ciation u at totlom;

January 41, 1131.produelng UanaKera* Aaaoclatloh;

aentlemsn—With resret we i^bmltberewlth definite chargea of aajânt

aBreoitaent between us of SeptemberS, 1919, by the Messra. I-eo and' J. J.

abuses, unfair dlscrlmlnntlon. failure

to »ive contracts, fanuro to pay oc-

actore who oomplaln of such falluro—4ll fundamental mutters.Tho settled policy of the Measrs.

Shuhert elearly . evidenced by theseviolations Is apposed to that of nloe-tencha ot TOur mamber^ who live upto this aareatnent and with whom wehave worked in barmoiir. and for titis

reasoBi and ftlso- because tdu are theenarantoF ot pertormaaee In awedfaith of eaoh produolng memfter andtherefore cannot countenance Each apolicy, ire request, upon conHrmoUonof these charees. that all relationsbetween you and the Hessrs. ShuberCfce severed.

Toura vary truly,

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ACTORS' EQmrr assjj.,Frank Qlllmore, Biec. Secy.CHORUS EQUTTT ASSM..Dorothy Bryant, Bicee. Secy.

Another letter acoompanlad' thla

Staca ' Bin- the litOMMt pnbUel^.^ nia wtm ft>

Slale organizer of the American Padi"ration of Labor, b? letter, met a com-

of the ProducLng Manasors*'"Jon eomposea of Sam H, Har-

nuinarr U> IMl.Producing HanaKen' Association:Gentlemen—In view of the fttct that

publicity In regard to the matters re-

ferred to In our communications ofeven date cannot be avoided, and wewish It to ba made clear that our sole

complaint at this time la asalust theMessrs. Shubert aod none other, weare this day ^vltuc these conunnnlnft-tlons to the pren.

Years veiT truly,

ACTORS- EQOITI' A8BK.,Frank GlUmore, Bioc Seer.

CaORDS EQUITY ASSIT..

Doramy Bryant, Bsec Sec7-

The reasons for Squlty believing theRuiberts were dlscrimlnBtlnE SKalnattheir nemberB was stated to tbn P.3C A. to be as follows:

January 13, 1921.Association:

and J.J'. Sbnbert with intentional andcontinued Tlolatlon of the bsalc affrec-

ment between us ot September 8. 1B1>>and of the Individual contraots madethereunder. These violations, la themain, comprise unfair discrimination,failure to glv« contracts, failure

pay aecordlnE to contract, and dla-

mlasal of actors who complain of suchfailure.

It seems almost unnecessary to

formally state facte supporting Iftie

charts Just made, which are commonhnuwtedgv In the theatrical professionand we therefore call your attentian

and easily ascertained facts affecting

whole companleftWe wish you to know, however,

that we have at ba^d a Ibtgo volomaof evidence, thru complaint and affl-

davlt. eoverlnr Individual erlevances.Instances ot whtch are cited.

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BOW refer to were made the bails ofIndividual complaint and adjustment.We continued to do this until we be-

not occasional and sporadic, but warspart of what ia (Clearly a settled Shu-bert policy. Then partly because onmahlng complaints our members wersImmediately discharged, and partly towait until that policy was openly anddellnltely defined by the Mesars. Sbu-bcrl and evidence of an overwhelm-ing nature to this effect had been ob-tained, we have held these complaintsin abeyance.The keynote of the basic agreement

is that eaoh of our members shall re-ceive an Equity contract, that theoondlUons of this contract ahall be ob-served and thatwill be 'discriminated against.Our Invealisation shows that Ii

otation of these basic rjequirem

in the following productions controQeaby the Messrs. Shubert, tbe followingfacta appear:

In the "Maytlme," "Passlnir Showof 1»IS- and "ClDderallo. on Brood-way companies. It contracts areSlven at all. members are required tosign either Independent contractswhich call for at least nine peltorm-Mpes Xwith flDOdar performance Inaddltfam) without extra eomp*nsatlM>or standard- oen&antn with a rider r*>

formances and Snnday perfOrmuiMk .

V any, without cztift oompensatloib.

In the case ot **Tlie Paalng Showof 1919" the aanw conditions obtala,

and In addition membeia are requiredto ssree to ftlve '"«"""-* sehosrsaliwithout extra compensation.In tbe "Slnbad" Company the stand-

anl form of contract is used, bst mem-bers are required in eonaldwatloii otan additional payment of tS to ftlv*

all •extra performances tre*^

In this BompaniF mambeis were mSnvised on belns emplojed that the sal-ary was 140 weakly (this bebw the

_ wan at that tme). bnt «t•icntw tue I—»aMii «m Hmnionly fM yMtm adHB woda

we And that the standard cootTaot -

was refnaed unleas member agreed to

sign the rider.

In tbe "Floradora." Company Initial-

ly members engazed to ko on theroad were refund contracts and pay-ment has not been olfered for extraperformances, and In cane where It

has been asked for the demandingmember has received his or h«- no-

that cborua members were promisedtiO weekly on the road and not re-

afCer tbe Messra. Shubert agreed tomake this payment as promised, butsubject to tbe requirement that noclaim would be made tor extra per-formances, and a comoany sheet tothat atlect was required to be signedby inch chorus members.In "The PasshiK Show ot 1921"

various ehorna mei^beri were re-nqnlred to rehearse more than fourweeks without compensation for ex-tra rehesrsale and have received no

In "The Gaieties of 1919" membereengaged'jfter the maklns of the basic

agreement were with few exceptionsrefused any contract and were notpaid for .

extra performances and In(he case of male members of the cfaor-

salary of ISO weekly, but only 125. În the last year's Passing

Show" we are advised that eenerallMten performances a week were playeiând that chorus members ivho wereengaBed after the maklns: of the basic

<0iHltUI>e4 at laip iil

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BASEBALL CASE AROUSESINTERESr IN VAUDE WORLD,

United States Supreme Court to Dedde Whether,

Baseball Is Sport or "Trade and Commerce";

—May Have Bearing on V. M. P. A. ;

Decision

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The BIIl't|i<»iB-J>a

KEITH'S 1MajMUc chtaigo

PALMnoOmaMsrr/foiraiiximaiomuaBme

MM Bith Bar], .jmaiv isdy wbo hi ...oatitMBdlDff bRs of thb KfternooA bOL llohwt a1 fMtura, failed to put In an a '

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taimataarmaa^tM,. t>* puun M a iw nni oacJc OD Qktt atlsa Jnat In tlma ter It to . . _Kban. of tha Banc and DnrMn tarn. Trr aa ba wooU Bark eoalOn't get hia mindtIiuu tor Ot wta—.- A oB that ehldceo, and My ma he would ha eoaldnrt s«t aald chick off stase.F* « ku« ta btl» dn Mm Bo thara yon ar*. Evsry Ume btfd try to But » mnnbarla B*t muAIu, via toW tres chic TblB kept op for tircnty mlnotea or ao.trW. lack mm »tat tô*. d»- BeO> Satf, wbo comes from CalUDmla and 2s neir to the Palace^ wbo usu _ .I u4 a Da* If laOaUrh e* saen In a moat diverting danclse Skit. aasMed by Jay Velle and Qeorse Clifford. ?™7I SMstr. at <ka Mn^ *• Ulaa Betl ia a cfaarmlnB' youiiE lady, who danc«a with all the crace and ease

-^—^M» T»^«aw riiiH of a flnlahed artiste. Jay Velle fs a vemtlle yonos man, wbo dsnoaa, BfBKs

MHy •( tka ««- and plays the piano exceHently. while Oeorse CllRord, who, by tbo way. Ia'

tftwt, rtcT to vaodevlDe, Is no mean stepper. Durlns an Oriental number Mlaa Bert dlt^. - -gjig^ Into the "foots," with the result that aaveial bulbs exploded, diowcr- Bob BOI

Ing- her with tiny particles of glass. She was fii—" ' "— " *

Its mmS menta, but aoon returned and llnfshed.oat AaEHudy the fact that ahe was obyionsly snfferlns ftoBi tbft latajr. AH the world ad.

uck um tnires a same sport, and she is that and than on& Bereplaen mlontcs and abelow IL BOtId hit. ^

. tut F>i- Anna Chandler scored qoile a hit with her well rendaad sens cycle ande piEidnc. clever cotaedy matariaL Twelve niinuteE.

_ ^ iiBi letat. Homer Mason and Mareuerlte Keller followed in a comedy sketeh, entitled

M tnilT tnj," HiIII the ejatne btu mud "Oh," by Porter EmerBon Browne, scoring- a good-sized liand. Altho slapstick

ntb nMlu con tiiin on act ot ttt and hokum are In evidecrc. this act Is none the less diverting. It Is admirably

IMt MM at aiulBc aeea' tbl> i.ir. nr. written, every line being a langh and every lanBh a hearty one. Both Masonto ilr1> aat a muical dlnctor Hoirmnl and MiS3 EellO' are clever performers and are capably snppurted by. ^niM. ttm rut mitT.tiR> îtH. S. HowB In the role ol a long-haired, bewhiskered maker ot bombs-BmplH. lb. ™t TMrti.tw, aaantt*

^,^^3 the part of a KenUeman crook and Miss Keller is a wonld-be nurs- —atmk at VutitOt " Blot, What there Is Ol it, canters about a atrine of pearls, which has a mysteri- hkit 1

^ ana way ot dlsappearlne time and time, again dnrinE the twenty odd mlnntes nijbt irn

the act la on. —Following the intermission end "Topics ot Day" Una Abarbunell was to

seen In 'ê Bride." with book and lyrics by William Hull Hubert and moaio na .by MUton ScbanwaW. Holbroofc Bltnn, star of J-The Bad Kan," Is the pro- wm KAn aad ai

dncer. BUnn may be a gooa actor, but as a producer he la found wantlDtf. t"

This act has tor Its locale a bride's boudoir somewhere In France, and fortills reason Is supposed to be naughty. The plot has all to do With a bTldC ^

during the time her husband Is away on a business trip. But friend husbandreturns and finds them all In his wife's boudoir. Old stuff, except lor arather original twist at the end. which 9aves it from being a flop. Miss Abar-banell Is fair in the rote ot the wife. She Is supiiorted by James Moore, Rich-ard Farrell. John Merkyl. Edwin Favor and John Smith. The music Is fairly lAaw's Ameticail. N. Y.

(Btnimi Ximlmt, Ju. 11.}

the audience. Twenty minutes-George M. Bosener, In a new series

r Anthology of An Old Actor." showed mahow to put over character bits. Rosener

m tmt tat PMri Bapv lalfetad P9 t»- daily Kood In tbe part of an old soldier of the G.w« Its MBOt al ikair ioally nttiBS^ hand of the afternoon. Fifteen mlnntes.

. *nh MiK. Adelaide and Hughes, with Dan Casler a9 work ot this clever dancing team Is well known to It artistes ot the flrit water, sighteen minutes.

Bd Gallasber and Joe Rolley. In "~ —I tn KcttlaK by tA a good hand In next „. .

' plenty of langlia, and each laugh Is a leslUmate 00& Ten mlnatea.~-e Fotir Kssams closed abow with a novel and intereetlng routine of

. w atnnts, which, however, failed to hold the audience. NerertheleiB .

I ther Scored fair taanda.—EDWASS BAITî. ,

»*. Ittv a* Mean «MMd iM' Kii iiiw. Is "A ang Otafa* at Xicteidir." dm, nati^' MMaTWt 1^ iiaM *a«a« IM m It* «tM »rt>s nltfUrl txban

Katth'C, CandiuiatlBlBfcr Sattaa^ tawy tt) twOur.

j?*"* .HH-iai baa »« the ndf «l Huy Hanm *itb Bobby attk .t Oa ytasa. V?,,

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m, H(IMa uttk %mt, alaflBt u< »an*^ 4U as tmm. aft* MMa •Haatw sppnttati™

we»* larelTe*.m with tba Ibar la <M. trn -ISBtti. In out.

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WANTED AT ONCE. PEOPLE ALL LINESFOR TWO-A-WEEK STOCK

Band'âijd Orchestra Musicians; also two, three and four-peoplecombinations that can put on 45-miDutc Ebows, such as dramaticplaylets, sketches with nngle and double turns, to play a one-nightcircuit of -ratidenllem the smalt houses. None but the best wanted.Write fnU nuiiaidm and tell it sU. Have six weeks of good smalltime lined up, Mid Uyoa eaa change at end of route you can re-

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'F.Ite BtItI>oar,a iiiuii»itKn'.in

OFF THE RECORDBy tîHeivon. Jamos.

ma. I may havs lost my tatm, batnot my resBon. I told him nben tbe

la/M f IKK IHK k'M I nîi ,mm\ HH'-^H:'£~:^tnlaiBtera or prlrata or rabbis andwben tbe wtiole contest ot tha playraises the qncatlon.of rellsloD, thenthe flald la opene-d not by me. but by

HOW thM the Banity Shop la on -make up dUTerenco wblle hundred- mental namwnese of stage directors, him, to attack on what tfaer show. h«b a. lot of acttBtion being dollar-a-perlormaneo scale on—actor tôk' at the pariion In 'The Champion.' raises the issue and turnlshes tha bat-

» the beat In- aBieed—business picked up—jumped In a, play which has not the semblance tie eround. I don't care much what, of course, I np—bounded up—receipts over fifteen of troth to llTe, and In which all the they produce or write, because it

for tha con- thousand a week—meant loss of aeven characters bay* Neither the accent of wouldn't do any good. But aa a man•KcTsUon oCtho ProdaclnB Manasen' hundred a week to actor—went to ChrisUani nor th* gait or Christian, of tntelUsence I must protect that Ic-

AsBoclatlait In case Lionel Barry- regular guy manaser—wanted first pagan nor man,' It ia consplCDOiis for telUgence Bgalnst Insnlts In the formtaaffm eontamplated revival of "Mae- agreement put In sllect again—asked Its sheer bmtidit]' of exaentiOD. It of untrss. nnlovaly. Inaccurate andbath" ceta hone up. Who cares about promise be kept—regular guy—noth- ia not only an Insult ta Melh- ridleulaua eharacterlzatlooa which are

Lionel Bairymore anyway? Well just big doing—mtich talk—oothlns doing odisls, but to everyone else who be- not art and certainly are not nature,

get some at tti« boys together, pat —«ctor gm iwtle> 'other actor lieves in trath: ' sdentiOe accuracy and are vlcioua besides."

the show on and ahow 'em we don't hired—no lmt»t bOMM ftlMlda-ôo and fair play. The man who plays "Well, It is half past one Mondayhave to depend on actors for our bad

—

mawagm MU,lttKSar Kay—actor the part acta as h'e has been ordered morning now," I said. "7aur pulpit

thaatera. Let^s see who we eaji gett aaya aomalUac I nothlnc-" to do. I don't blame blm for the re- should bare Iieen closed at twelve(Boilnaaa wHb paper and. psnalL> _____ '

,

' „ . . ""It- But tbe director should have Sunday night. Get down and makenmltlat BeM that GMt IC yra e«>l FAITOW.aatlMiea "aln" bib ears boxed for. maklnc the char- the. tea.","™'*

JJEJJ" acter an aecleslttsllcal moron with " He did. Whatever yon think shoott ^noU Baly has By„ptom3 of chorea, a coward, a lick- his tdeaa tbe Ua vra» good!'..••fc -. , spittle and a' aneaker of clandestine

_^ . . ^ ^ * ™* comedian, rm a nut arlnka. Granted that they do not THE recently pnbUahod nfe atory ofOMecas. XBt er KiMMaB.<>—>-'M anc comedian. Why notT" aaya Wllllamfr. ^.^jj,^ (nt^ Court of Public Opinion WIIUb and BngeD^. Howard fllsrliisM

\ Hta Smb^ / ^-^"BS ^"r^B Belasco, .^tj, 5,^^ bands, the Metbodlsts hava """f iathar waa a rahM./ * '. J _^"i-: I say "Why not?- also. legitimate and reasonable com- ^ 'mu aomeone

:-nlalnf- ' UpdlyBUd . Ill thB Of A JClrtA

SO brother got a pot of black paint ?™. „. „ „ _. ^ coraedtnn whom tiitber was nat

and painted the front door.. That ,"either Catholic priests nor ^^3^ Jon^TllkeTrmSr iSTa^

nieht pa took him out into the wood- f*"^ ^^bls haye always escaped," "^^^^ """'^"* *^

shed and labored on him. Then he "o pounded on. "These wnters who ^;

Bred him out of the houses sayinit '^"^ religion themaelTes, but want j WONDBR how many panple Vkawith tears in his voice: "Novor darken *° deprive other people of Lionel jUwUl In IMMiarmy door asalnl]" theira. make me tired. They are al- q,, BbUkio Theater and mim OW

.together too ready to bold np to «di- tlie Ut Of boelBM ha taa-Mk Mk^BJtS tm fa Ailrly old, Isnt It? cule representattves oc rellglOnB lUe. wlftfg

.pbotosnpfc wtan k« fa baMThan fa na mwBam In thn wnriit tar 'Harle Odlle,' Which Belasco producedr amioyed by lovely ia<|aa at ^Mft-

drsggliic It opto this page. Is, there? Is an example. I do not know i

grodnd gjan for om of HIs that eomnunt on tbe theater? I thing abont Belasco'a rellgtotu

lonid aay It Is. No leas than four victlonft the I believe be coictBBSes i

DCB within the past tortnlAt -hav* his tdograpby to a, stul-bom coll t . ^

^ heard "Never darken my door again" the monastic cowl and cord In Ma- ^...itartt Beiun> spoken by ontraged parents. Tha hbybocd. His Interest In Harle niimbae, ao iu«w iw,....atmj Mmet fatest

.occasion waa wtille auSenng Odlle' was purely commercial. My beciMiW-one of the

T Hopkii* tSiro "Pagans." It ought to he-atopped. pblectioa to It Is that It was- net be- ,11^ i^pertolre. He did sOMtatt Urt BaBder I write the original ver^n so that canae It waa a bad play, a perversion this cooBtry because the poM ^ the

bndding playwrights may. be warned of an eiaalBttely beanUTul legend, but ^ry was lifted by aniB time. From now on "Never darken because It was roften psyctaology. No uw Bard In E»glaii& stale tW IteaRFanisOh my door again" Is In the same ctasa -woman Is Instantly seduced Sednc- ^^d did tt to eanâvfOa •> 1M tfiawith "My unborn child" with ma. tion follows the faw of retrogression befW» «>•MMtBTg»aumJ. iSti

,

' sc^h S'S'fcS:at™?ôn ^^"C-^™-"™™^^ ssx:i^tssr^

Mmev*r fr"^ """"t*"""""-Conjor™- ^fe m an atnioapber. of purity and t^tS^^l^SSSli^fcS— --„-f| I,

M paisona must have eijual rights fortlHed by the constant flow of sane- l^^JSsS^^St^TZ^ iTZ"-r S^!^'^- i^T'' '"""^ "Wng mce. Mayhap the wrlt» of bHSTtilfiSS ^"\__ and Christian Science healera in the ™,.tlr nj.,., j ...

oiatmm Uimumn mand Christian Science healera to the THaiê OdUe' docs not admit thedrama. I haven t muob aympathy (or ^^^^ ^

Its . deadliest atab at theLather * Co., Inc.. during the

^^^^^,.J!^JL^^ "WHAT baa religion ttt-do with tha Srtto M?d^t^f2?SSSttmental cynic about it last Sunday theater anyway'" I managed to tater- ^!^mi^. -^^'^...^.S,

:sSa^«.-srofr"p^ri'^ps-ror ha,e ^^^^^^r^

WMd «ba tftMtar altii^ «rli tbw .1H HfBinieM, howovar." ha wwrt ' "yfcat« »rt«»k «f nr , {bra. a b „BlMlBM MBM*r XMt^ AI>.M. It ti time samaone said a. word 1 tmmOaat w * raUgtonW. ment, by the way. which wonUdo MnftaC JtaBte. Jr. dirt K. ^ mttl nbenC tha aroas bnrlcoqnec which are ^»«a n^l aa * ^Bd. on an.lrteartTO -Belaaeo credit Bard oKera the vm-ue^ niiranai ka faawi aiMjthliiK staged In the sarh of clergymen. Not o*.i"«iM» dmA aenleaik «- tort of his Ore and the protection a*that worn - allâergnnen are gentlemen any mora vteat^ tvt^ atk* ata,M—saiu . I his wind shelter to the gIrL They tatt

, ^ _^ ~~ than an satnta were—or are. Holy,d*nHN *l ^ *Wl!''a;ial^ illlUdj ^to; all-:uid. he menUons hia wife repeatadm

JOTT to MVV'TOW Orders gives a roan additional powera luttpWiBtfMa atffli.l^Bifc otTtafang her picture from Wa pocM-n. im fc—u. " - - « ^t,r bis breeding or hla t"^ I *™ nBfar feas* enrad. X am •ercral tlmea to ahow it to his gaaifc-" " " - —

" - ~-'jh^|h »or >yal^ «(eae asi. He tellg her how looking at It haa^boMa

„ , _ .parUaBBAIp. B«t KX WaaX tteos moments. The talk growa morey make tbe redplent of the eartalnly would haia naU ,a soar oonlldential. the amiability of tha gMahining light of beauty, nhout.tho prtaMa tn.Taath.* Aa .lt more apparent, and the climax Is. fot-

. . - Intdlect, wit or wisdom. Neither by '*as rdld.' I toat a*man~i*ho waa in- lowed by a roar of laughti^ when OeWlOW. the same token does it make him a tereatad tn the tflar and the converaa- old man asks the glrrfor a Mbs, gala

1.. —- -— 'a*!" a victim of St Vitus dance or tlon turned on tt.' .1 told "him what I an inaudible answer, pota the aoiaMp™*atf agraid a***' to yat taw and make him talk as ir he had a bad case thought,**- Ha Cliacltled happily on between hlmselt and the andleiKftg?**** y*^ "?**J*"

'**"'"***^ toaat ten- of adenoids. Ha,may be a plain, kind- the remlnlacence. "Oh, you ought to tears his wife's picture to pieces andMlaam-fBeiW Hig pn aaai—Mend a< ly, natnral boman baine the saiae ea a check that aort of feeling at tbe coat steps befatnd the screen. No one wba

"""'**" "1 right— broker or a merchant or B 100 per cent room when yon go to tbe theater," haa ever seen It can forget the con-'~T American. Ho should have the same was his answer. "Besldea you're an 'eummate skill with which the Idea is

- chance for fair representation aa any agtiortle." developed and the artistry of tbe co-

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Bta;s Inside tier. _BhDuld aa and eu nM do It. It ti

actl7 tllM watiadna a ninta try topeak, ft terriU* nnaoUan for the mate

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viit bloodcnrdUngbeard. No woman THE CAST:

do that IB totallr berelt of Harold Vennilre, Frederick Bart, DavidteellOK. The man In on the Oianford. Beglaa Wallace. AUce

- - aU but fell off hlB Flocher, Helen Wart^ Jos.

everyone In the Uttlo hoilae

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^MrttJ' dig- ten. . AnythllW Mr. Cmtm dew de- in biutaess brTmUlionalre gar-I have oot read "Bflae tota Bett." nity. Brlîam Royce 1. very coed w nanda coualderatlon. bMMlM la vfliat- ^ ^Sîr^S^^™ ^fBart« ot-

I do not Know whether It 1. bad »U» Lnln-e oo-and-o(t be.^d, bat ^Ver he toma there nma the red ahkatrmt-î then yon got aheHor tndUtereDt. but after watehlns the I did not like IâUe Closaer Balel-a Im- blood of ™1 life, the ateady beat of « -hocked and nssed and the Lordplay of the same name I think I WUI^ peraonaHon ol Mm BMt, It hu gwod bonus pnlao and me exact ponetrstlon vhitt not dnrlnR the war. andnad It There la ae much that la apota bat lacba definite eharaeterlza- of the souls of the chaiactera with ^ on top of all that, yon married artalty human In wUat la not reallr a tlon and not infrequently has mo- wblcb be dealL , Emma Croeby la to ^th a magpie tonsue. who had aplay at alL bo much certain dwractar ments danKeronaly near barleaqne. be married to Captain Caleb TVTlUainB, Qjo^je^ with six-cylinder Eah engjnes,

etchlnr. and such aconrato Email town Ber cackling laugh shonld come out the skipper of a whaUnK.vesseL She „j yon had attadcs of anslna pectoris,

photOKTBpby that the book must be at once, n does- not Dt at all. lAat, loves him, because he Is nnlfke the „q ^ errant who need to be yourwan worth knowing; It la aa a play, hot not least, is little Lots Shore, aa animal human of tier aeaport tome; her ordcrly when yon were captain and aald

honsTer. that "Miss Luld Betf la he- Honona Deacon. 1 lowed her for her btoss; vnlgap brother and ber tmpleas- servant loved the service BO muchlog glyen. and tif Its merltp as at Umpllcily and her alter absence of antly human fathor. He la her ideal/ he used to go np on the foot and ptac^tce

drama it must be. Judged. Ther« Is no. stage chlldlghneas, wbtch I loUhe. I her Clnvalicr Bsns ReptoAe. He la bagle eaUs, and your wife and mother-drama in it. It la merely » string of nay knew nottalnK about the drama, WtmmL Tbun lAeleung that oa ona i^-iaw cane In and causbt hnu>-

epkodM with a canal element of ex- lea about acting, but I know a lot l>t t/ftyjagV^, MMd t* pat mto a gently Idning the prima donna, lAodtanent m them to give tonic to tha about •kidH," Lois Shore I* a real 8M*M. •^^•P'*.'*'*' - had consented to stli^ orotmd so jot*

wholSL or the flenw clash of parson- "kid," God bloas her. It ahe ever haafclwi ftBiawâ^ apelteC mooi^ conM getthe nse tft your pmlysed loss

•BtleK situations and Ideas the offer- growa up to bo an affected, ImpOr- «* T^'^? "f 2LJS^ n^ln to paint with—oh. yei, you oonld

ing at the Belmont Theater has noth- rfblo leading ladym hata har. Aa It P*" """S^: patet yah your leg* ifiwi w

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tag. It raise. laughs; sympathy, mild to now I present hev a -——• artna.tonn . ™i

interest and gentle satisfaction, bat hng and an honest..wM

tt has neither atallc nor dynamic en- haPPF and proapraona (i

mtr- The tragedy In th6 life of the TSBSON JAM&8.'

telly dmdge thm her hasty marriage PRESS COmfiOft,

dearly enough enggeated, but it le * jg^^ McComks aadiba caat laaMiil tmM Mthimi'ilT iniiV Caleb's conduct 1._,iu»..hi im hi

¥l«ii are two kinds of atdet one that .^^^^w ^ •>.. t...^ - - - - - l^^^-Tt,.^ m, <a'™>- .«f™™ ~_

.^•'"5 "P"!?.^--""?^?? waa mada wtnaa— "la an lndl'<^lon that he Is an fa "jfl^liiiSrir^ fplMrt. t[M"ff

« ara twoklnda of qnletoae that strength <rf the boolr (MM wUeh it nenoa gtven th^ aplaode by-™ ragms famotlon TestralneA .. . . . .Y.

iafl the ptfcnr. the hookworm rarlety^

fMlM Xadii -Bett." aa a play. ts~ d«-aiaMy taNtominy. Bnt u laâyedtr ftaaat OBt la the moat comglatalT.

* -1 U sum, Torfc

aoyooe may aay. chanco and a lot ofother things. Miss HcComaif opiwr-

~y HirlTed and She has made good

d yon, hat a solid s_

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a knowledge' of simple acting—which tribute ti . —is different from acting 'llmniy*—a "te*"* ana KUt" »' ejcpreagkm that ha tkm. i _

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•wrching personality, a mobile fcee, can turn out a product which can boM oHmey &om her, l _ .

a boanty so sure of Ita QuaUty it fears 3W '^'1°*^'^ while an the time you p„ta on high-heeled ehoes, bays i

lu>ttOb•eoveredbyadr^dgeîm.ke- alternately Broanlne. raging and pbo,«,BMph anC " —™<. —

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up, and a dlstlnet. pleaaaht ank artleu- laughlne at the people who are playing makea an saa of

Hhe eoDv^vB aeTTMii tha That la the kind of a play Busena naUy Benny^ mi- ~ - - ™ . o'Nelu-H "Dlirront" fa. Never in nmhla lopt^,that ahe Is going to drive *

have I heen so impotently him fiat of the house and tell Caleb of makaathis flneC vigor- what he bao been doing to Smma. True cry, I , _

rloped and t[> type, Beimy determines to get ev«n ping turtle^ mgU» I <

V Sngiand vlth everyone Involved la the collapse evening nttMg —a ew»L - -_- . ,

vUlBge kicked in the face, of hia achemea He coaxes Hmma Into and for sneh a * **"hy 'the hair - and 'torn limb agreeing to marry him. and makea her talent in the CMb 1 hyaa It Is at the ProvIucetowD ten Caleb when he returns. The heart- a play in whlA »H tha mctwWI

jrwBin» Hnr people can stand ha<A sickened Captain leaves In a fury of wer^ so thanklesa. "Ho MMirBaMrOt the footUghts and act so brutally, I anger, contempt, disillusionment and Gregory let U* plJBwrt M» *> M It

can not imagine. If any real actor the knowledge he baa spent the best over with. ' Mr. 8eMl<k»*Mt Mcould give such en exhibition ot fn- years ot bis life waiting for a nomaa exotic type snd hia gUla are dlapiayaa

hnmannessasis prosonted nnturally hy that Is not worth It. Then Benny in the one tensa moment of the Pwalmost- the entire caat of "DlITrent" breaks the news to Emma, with all the when he recovsts the nsa o( Ug !«•he would reach the very apoeeo ot delicacy ot Babe Ruth clouting a base- lust aa yog liellaiw he is on the Mat

. . artistry. I have never seen Anything ball, that he waa only "klddln' an. old them. That bit was managed withnnlM and hnmaB into a bam- quite like Ulas Blair's "Emma Crosby." hen like her," and leaves her an tnstant, ôod technical AH! and IndleMta Itaat

aiaak wKh Us dephanUne hn- ^ part to get which any able actress only to return to biesk tha sews Oat ha has posslbllltlas. Bat "Faganrf"perfect that It was wfih would weep for Joy. She does not know Caleb haa hanged hlBMcIt Her woHd mmM km any actor. Mr. aohOdkrant

*?*.*«—* anrelse ot manly restraint the rudimenta of makeup, stage car- haa gone to iêees, and, with the should have another dwasa. IMai"«* 1 Wflglwid from coins out into rlaga Is a closed book to her, and scraeA mentioned eatlier tn this re- -ân was the prtnu donna with theAa*Mt,te awieh of a half brtck to ^bf mechanics of dramatic expression view, Emma goes out to tolhnr CaleVs ^siter Ung paaL She la a moat* Um. 'Hr. Holdeh Is the very totsUy absent from hU' eonlpment,

.esample. A savBg^^trus, teuta] story, ^^^ artist and gavs the only hnpn^

fct» .acBtaat 'ot the Chamber of yet In an fairness to ber It must be told without faltering, with speed, cut-vitality that appeared IB ttM

CâMTat Uab Bla Dwlgbt Herbert said that hack ot her almost bopaleaa ninatlonaad dlmax. The idty of tt la tomh of unnatnralness the play crestM^Msa^ 'to ^ Oiwihber of Commerce lack of techolqne, behind the.Bundgea that tt had to be aqoandered on Uae- own interment. Regtaia ml*"IwaliM.; Catherine' 'CBlhoaaI>on- of gxtMe paint wItt wUMi^ dtatwto Doagara OretBwMi YIllBge. and that a lot out of a magpie witB

k lha pMstT sweat matron, Inu her faca. eoneeelaa HifafMr aarr" thage — aae at the east to^do It real ^ "woman against womatf*

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the Kiria ara prepariDi: to History la rateatinK the stwy thatbilnK ahqot a change. There is no the violin has to tt3l of the lone fl^t

'Wf - M—^ ^^11 MssM^ Mail dû'lns that the mnsia of the aaiio- It made before ahatlow bnlm ~

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to lessen tbem or overcome them com- reeommond that a committee be em- sading against a cash register aa, pieteiy. powered to mm improper danceia. Immoral machine becaose it ia

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: upon tn this Instance Is show ]ampinc be eliminated." maldne a fight against thi1 There tt, however, not so mnch of this Sacb tlworlM aa thli betonr back'U and clarinet for the_jaactlce in«valent at the ivssent time, the Seventeenth CenAny. lor there wa the good sist

we are glad to state, bnt thare Is aam^ have to look for parallels to this eô- The greatand the sooner It la reaMdied Wtteely jasUc quackery. In 1113. at which tlina within you.- Then by the same token

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WE TAKE GSREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THATWALTER DRIVERis now Vice-President of our company. Mr. Driver will be pleased to hear from ^

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lAntems, Man ilea oBi Hollow Wire Systema, Etc£100 L«rT»b«e Stf«qt. ... CHICACO, ILLINOIS

SHOW'"- CARNIVAL TENTS

330 WYTHE AVENUE,;

lUltDl, «IU do 111 liK-iiir I

>«• Orihi. Loodoo. bslaC.

vol* & Ian*, (at fid. hil af UtavnklDf In Uie mniciim In AKrai, 0» IM vmnd^lUe la tht ImafdUU Tldsltr.

WANTEDFor Selis-Floto Side ShowHlgli-cIasB Freaks to feature, real Mldeets and SttauEe People ot every CSalKUB BoM^ Knu OK Nil Tk.

Weadicfpnwf Materials, Aftndin Ti

THE NEK nun TEHTVtMPAIUM M.',HOW TENT »R»CfAIMW

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NOTICE NOTICE NOTICEtl III MMMliMll •f HDlHilRMl IfMMMh Ml

r LlUA BmI Sm^flMr BM.Ckcn, Gnil S^vv Am, &nilt ft RoiA

iMteluif, Ml iMUwrt BMf^ Meg Ywli Cily. B. Y.

THE CORRAL

ft K. W. Talk—IT* I

E nfudlor mid .Wcat

NIAGARA-FRONTIER SHOWSWant Free Acts, Shows, Rides, Legiti-

mate Concessions for

CAMP MCKSOM, COLUMBIA, S. C.IMS iiimi^ t-mBirMYiTOFHiaiiAtrw

dnw from. AdverUacd for nflri onuL TifftitîBt it OkvVsStorB,ia8tout«deCaiiy: diwiwitttloBafa fctresIlwfartar. Cannot hancfie ^howBor ntft. BWbriv* «b Cook Boose, JuiceandfialoMbjanfyiMdmirMflol^ i^tpb^ bn- ^hb at lot or

WALTER L.WANTS FOR

HONEST BIU. SHOWAda (Ok.) Oii»rtt» 9frm of AofWKy

^^^^^^^MAIN CIRCUS^p^«%l«OR SIDESHOW

"JtL. i-SSi- SPAKKS' ORCUrCAN PUCE FEW MORE MOSICIANS Elsi-

^^.'r^^Siy'jgrAgS'SA >^ Scg pSuS^ a»<—br. u. 6^ c.fc.t». tw. ADA MOXON DEADaww^^ssais?^ WANTED MosieUiis WANTED «« f...

tJtiM, H. T., Jto. 13^t bll Jon t

^îx'zAs^'^ tummuojammm eneos she show wuhts

IMar tfetkote nil* n wbitalu at PC . - FTÎllili Ml iiiBgii !_ ûTiiTITi, ruTiili at WitaSu, n: 7^ Swi CenBtr. ^rtw'tt*

UmJ* 5 ^ Kor-l AttfuHau bin »mb oM bit. ^^£tn^^v«n*nEt;TlMmM H»teHnnl^Pw£^%> ™2«^wMrtn.rtthâ to-orawBlfli^Bn^ Sf

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I-.OOK= =LOOK= :L.OOKTENTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE

IjnSB atock of Circus, Carnival and Concession Tents for itnmcdiate shilMlMnt.ALL TENTS GUARANTEED. WRITE FOR PRICES.

NORFOLK TENT & A.WNING COMPANYK- t-MOOItt, ft.fc.nJCs«H«ir. _^ 17-» Ronulce Doak, NafMk. Vli«lniK

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WANTED-FREAKSFOR THE

DREAMLAND CIRCUS SIDE SHOW

Dreamlan4fl Coney Islandr Y.

FOR THE SEASON OF 1921

AddMM S. W. GUMPERTZ. - - OrMunland, Conw telaMi,* N. Y.

IS. W. H. LABB Dies

(MMnm-jMEr-HUTGIIISONmm Ml mi nn'^•^'^ = FoIeBiggeis. cauuddianumfn-Bolts B^lsBavlaBtsiaing. TwoiiHunrG, ud = CarForteis. Also like to hear fitm goodwoUiiffDea in all depart-

i£?*^*f^ = ments where pay and eood treatmentU appreciated. AdwMS^^.^X 1 CAMPBELUBMLCV-HUTCHINSON

M = CIRCUS and WILD WfiST, lAmOH, ALABAMA.

J. B. OWEILL'S •HOWrS

wim KmifMvga tmwmi UW, 'SI tfi

-„ ,gBB_ BofMo BUl-> Wild wSllm» W Vain Ifhln RI.>feB«d A

UiBlc HOW MU dmrUr pgHUli

5<Mi)r Mntt to anr nMa Mtm UNDER THE MARQUEE—- -J- tat^ctaSrSS tftii i?!^^ 5£!r%m tOesHMM ItiD BU* S).

™K ^'*''*?,.„ HiKElnleBdc^ with that «ulBtioa vtua R nfl a CobcIiv H1» abaw couUiôC wir- — —r--^ ' - „ ^^^^^^^^̂ ^^ -t

ir dna^t'liHiH'hm'iii^nd »=* >*• BtffMo Bbm. mmiM. aT.'lte"wf? KSSl SÛMMti'M... —

'— - -yepis DIES ^lîraTaagg^^^^^^ fS^^MmiF^S-i'^'Sv^^^

^

•m M m WW «cnt WM wren ouinito Bill Show top M»ny iptfj^^Sp5^^"JgJ^J!y SSy^lftfffeaVMSw wJS» &

MOIMAN mow IN QUARTSItS ^^îF*>ûJ^^^n^ IH'^ 3(

-MONK" WIUON MU*n yXSr^gSyjtt^Ji-JûTâ.Wo.^'^'SSfcffTfcra MAIH BACK IW OENEVA, O. j*. tk. dM. t o» eUo. •.

i-ilmiHD tut tn^naiT Ha WU As v«D*Mn Mttw dna nn. Bu RtinM OoaXboaH WUtv (MncUjuMi-ot CDS inugaT?S KimS oiiSacn unra tav >t ub Bmtkm in- MnoKijii. h. t. li^ ku ! . ^ ...-t—n

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Amusements and privileges at

|PARKS,PIERS^BEACHES"WITH ITEMS OP INTERESTTOMUSICIANS

CASH IN" WITH

Piu-Ion,~ahaatl]is GaUerlea, «itBGlf—aatoniatlQ nickel coltoonrBcoring device. Bverybodr pbwa.

,BÔTB'imiimgtotlie Febnuiy o _ChicagOjcheckopyoiiTbnildiiies.andifyoa

J' have one that is not makiiig salarfactory *

, turns—investigate tbeWcmderful, BigPaying, Laughii^ Riding Denote !

«0'vep-tlie-F'aUs»»lUZ Lytton'BuadiiiE. Chicago. ID.

OVER THE FALLS CO., inc.T»l»phcw.'HaTrt«o»t15t>6. E. J. KILPATRICK, Pftidwrt.

ZA R RO - U N C E R.CoNSTRueTioNMCo; Inc.

•.SUStAt

TELUNOTON IN NEW YORK• 5* P»r}' in Bariiiw N. H., L

!iu nn'î n I llCinilC Camplete Portable Uliiôa SbovB built OD one wagon for CanuTBlB. t^ ILLUaiURa Several CoDcessanairea have placed orders and bave tetcived their in- !;

I" terior illuskiM and ore operating them very successfully as etore shDwa.

THE REVERSER•* HEW THWtl. FOR THE OOWSTEW

MACADAV BUILDING COBP. II HiilH Imt, Rnr Yt*.

PICKARD IN ENQLANCr Ymk. Jta. K—SmtM VUaa*, >

LOOK:-Something Different— LOOK

RACE IN THE JUNGLE(BUILT BY FOURDEES MFG. CO., INC., ROCHESTER, H. Y.)

TIk Fastest II01K7 Hak^ Gaw n the Market

n BiaMtetoWi lMfllMrtlWll m FUSH

IWtMit. TOtetaa^fcW ManMlui,

StlBltiiit,«.I.BI)RIKSSEl,% hclntir.ll.Y.CIRCLE SWING FOR SALE-Rrst S500.00 Talcra It

i THE REPEATER OF ALL REPEATING RIDESBOTH NEW AND OLD

THE DOBGEMaTATtOHARY OR PORTAnk.

fiend fiT a swora Btateraent of Dadxam, Boner Coastvr and.'WMp lui^B(or 1920 and b« convinced of eamlnB qnaJHIea. Investlsate at onM Ityon wish for an early delivery after sallafylns youraelf.

STOEHRER & PRAH iONEM CORPORkTMNIMAIN OFFICE: TOG Bay Stat* B«iUIn«. LAWRENCE, MASS.

MILLER, BAKER * McKEE, Box «7, BaHInwre, UA, .

BnUders ot Fort^le StntctiirM; alM AgentB - — - '

AEROPLANE SWINGS WANTEDJACOB PIEHL, No. t34 MrtylltoSt.. ROCHESTER. H. V.

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FRED. MITCHH.L

Win Opanta Zoo at Columbia Pork,HwTVork. ThI* 8Moon-W. H.Middlaton To How Ctwrg*

H(v Sal. I%a. 14.—TM MIMMl, Hut «t

luff^k Zoo. Two

lUUiitbDod at (50.000 mtii ol uThis new ride is very popular snd pAys for itself in a few numtlia.

fcliOliw?^SMif!^j^SBiMMoperation. An atr

.F.mwat Ctt,Cw"»y Mad, ii.r.

AVIATIONBCrr EVER SEEN"

MoOte vliboat nprnt, braSu (

FOR RENT OR^ FOR SALE^

TREimtnunoiiD nemi-npiioiKr-nDBii

AtâWte*. « fmnHiin.

°—^ °r-- m-f niiiitriiitfin Ytm rBimite

^^^^^^g^ma MBanwmMID.im Bwcm ciBMKiu UD «u

H. a EVANS & CO.1528 Waat Adam* Street, Chreage. Illlnola

Wm FOR INSURANCE

Imiiiuih Cmtnj tar 13.000. AHeidlu taUM pMUka tt. HAeot luiuwl «.aiO OamCinnrk alnilui* tor tS.COO OS ScpttmlHF II. TMiltjii lilEt II u aM wlillt IB aut( at Oliitw

1PAI>Ea« MACHE TURNSTILES

HOVEL HUmlNQ TRIP

e:oiSJCE:SnONS WANTED. ON UONG TEIRIbl LÊIAJSES[rnOREST PABK is now sUe to (Ar h^Madtt MMsseioiiaires

long term leasee. The land baa noeDt|]MMeB nmcAaaed outrWW right in place of leasii^ aa limtofaN,_aiid viw additionof many ImprovementB, fln paA WW nte VfOa the most

successful season of its bktoiy.w«fcmi>wiiplw>illîljyiiji^fc«ww^ lM»«i*»*M».

forest' PARK AMUSCMKHT COMMNY,»3I W«t MMliaon Straat, • • - OUCAOO.

A NEW CIEATION A NEW INVENHON|

"THE GAME OF THE ACES"OUTCLASSES THE QITIRE CON^SSION WORLDAn AIR ÂXD by Banldu Auvpluu vnr BabinAJliiOb A caocectloD of mdlnotBd

ihiilUiic uid nzutlcnd to On pUtkm. Kifl> potaHo « aliUlouir, ta OmUo: 10, 12 noil U AemiliiiH. ioprUtiIT. . ^

THE I gTmALOUF iMFC. CO-l nuv^^-fÎ:'!. t.

BIRGLE SWINGS CHANGED TO CtPTIVE AEROPUNES0>««qhoiiMi|limhHitMta OHllMitlNMolOinlllalV. lEMfwaiOlUR

RnCMMAmt^riddyhntaM. OJUVFT S MIREt. WrumMmM. Rta »>

THE DONNTBROOK FAIR AMUSEMENT CO.

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A DepaitmentDevoted to *he Musical and AmusementEnd of

FAIRSANDEXPOSmONS'Vnitch, in CMifuiictionWth the Pnnlcges and Cdiwcssmmn^

Constitute The BOIbOM'd's Chief Cofioem.

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OHIO FAIR BOYS -^^JSs

ra^t Shows and Important f^?* >£d^*— ^—tj—I _* ^^^%*'1^L,

AUtmu UndcB BKNolik Of MkMaan Stita Fair ts OppeMd—.. nmuoB It «• WeuMlHna Political Domr--

UfT «u mtm tkm, Sayi SMrataryibB iBTiilaB bu Dca ——

__iMnp» pnucun Mnit li—Tb« ipUt usdsi t..Iim4 ot tWHOO to FuN Ibc lUlKHn iKiliBt ten at Ua MleUns SUU AfHcaJtm] gi

**** 'S^ .g;**'""- »»»-^

>.«wyjSSg>r»_«j i W iii.ii»^»» a* ROCHESTER EXPOSITION vfSc« h^.Mta rtSrtilm to bU ««««-.

inn LAW

SPRING MAY at: TOO LATEPEARSE, ROBINSON and S>RAGUE, Inc.

SpeRlalins In the I>esleii of Vsli Grounda and Fall BoUdJnsB.DE8 MOINES. 35 So. Dearborn, CHICAGO. OMAHA.

WANTED SENSATIONAL FREE ACTSÎ»ttM Of Ol

KANSAS CITY VAUDEVILLE AGENCY

FEBRUARY 14 TO 18

le Obki BDpnDs Conn: Him. limitI. cimiilwll. a-tmnmr it mail

LEE CODNH FAIR, MYERS, FUL

OLD YORK FAIR

ArwigM for Sivaral ImprovtminU for

tttt—Offioar* ChemT«*. F»., la. a OHtUx er

8gu« tt Humn «r tka Tick CwtyBAnl aBCIatr. Jnmr T. tk* MmlHffli"ia?*Ti>i"wtTm

^ £ WAIITED—4:oiiceBaIaiis of all kinds. Ona more real Show. CUmd pailum- —fflJSSLtLarCwTttat WiKa or «ti« MORRIS MILLJUt; Hok. MIHap Bm?«i«M,TaM^ 5«ta »£ aad-kaHUM i

NOTB-««dtf tnlB imv. M. II, U A. M.. .,

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T*ti« Btli1t>oaP<l

BANOOBPAIIIivamMit* Dmin Excaltoni I

Ccndition WANTED WANTED WANTEDFOR OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR,Kissimmee, Fla., Jan. 26-29, 1921A BIG ONE. 4 DAYS AND 4 NIGHTS

Shows and Concessions of all kinds come on. No eX'elusive. Grind Joints, 25; Wheels, 35. Get in now for

balance of season. Good proposition to Merry-Go-Round and Ferris Wheel that can and will get up for

Monday night. After January 24, address T. A. ARMS,See'y Fair, Kitiimmee, Fla., or Scott's Greater Shows, Winter Park,

Jan. 17; Kissimmee, Fla., week Jan. 24.

PEMifl. SINE llSmill OF Ceum FAIRSWILL HOLD MEBTINOS

n mams, n, n » tvL hoteu weiihesdiv, feb. i iki

nniliDDniU,n,HeilEEN'SHOTEUnitCHESINUrSIS.WED.FEB.l,n»

ofGannnl Campaniea and Aeents of Free A.ttractians and Adveitising

a invited and mlcome to attend. J. F. lELDOWBtna^ Seej^ UattOtt, Pi.

STATE FAIR IS WANTED

BIS of Panniylvaig Cipoiillon

« fmO-cliliUi nunut «

klr tram which

RENDEZVOUS PARK

htrt H(iid mf nr nip u« aU Haw.

looklbr aia Ot (rwd bb4 b —

wiu be exp«nd«a ti

a park vtn han Uw uchtat iMm 4C .

ud nud JndfcintBl Iutc ma Uai a

'* ^ Dpirart of tofatr^lva j*arm.^WVn

ATTMA FAIR 0H0O8B8 OFFICERS MTd?<>i<ut»lr.

Ta(L nut Bmr. w. naak iMmtkm. aaiSSt»Ml»a._atimt napcw. B*an*_Baiuwr.^W.

&UU and Sum wfil^^

KMOWKFJURQARVEV IN CALIFORNIA

PRAISES fALlSADES PARK

Onor Tttb Jaa.^M.p*t^^nB Iirt W^g^*

RUBE MHIRIPWUATeOHBV

.'^dl^'ud^ MW^mlaM irttt^^B

Imdl/ amaiaJ p^nMm Mw IMMta a»»

Complains Against Fair Managers' Stationery

Jawr ftr SalBt Cialr.

PHILPS aiQHS CONTRACT

, BUTOrrS FLYING 'CIRCUS

O !Sut «r^>A»U9 A. B. c nylnv C^rcvaman* auat tae-

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90 The Billboard

New fcnpoitations

, _ _ ^ Btow-OaM, elc„ amaiKct prices.

PRE-REMOVAL SUESlg RducUons on all o

F» I r» E smm ***** £7ttL'Ssta*|l

Window DemoDstrators

nnHMEN,ET&,ETC^ ETC. HaFianoNHnoiinKii

P UKIL TO MT

ro making ttOO.OOto JSOO.OO everyWMh"

r proflta. Rant

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XH fi^ B 1 1 1 1> «» ikrA

acKBaxR-au. ™„ vm m.ma-. Ala Hm m BiTi»i. ivumbt-

ytT» w>va.Tin-cm. MIS H. B. DirtlM, »re ot

ball, mbtetSr lumAon. Bualct, lam-bBtoa back u WOmliitH lad tlno Oiulolt^

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^tnlBia tbit ttwT asa aat woik ku4 *MB|b nnt iwiu. ua U thrr did DM Ksn « »T«l of the "<HiT«BlJllT^BTâ«

S?'lii^«tI'S

baled lor > ntmn data at niBito^Sltem.

cnu. f. UuUa tatoK from Bat EpEtanAll.; "B.TC b« Mduc IPIiw.- <« HTnijtnn. will kick b jltt mj o™'- ™™nme mlllitT Su nimwjtaUtf Dt ilw

mscrT' nickel ic-piroE ten -tinl|-riECE HUICURE SETS iM

tine; frcm iDn; ItaioC B]la^^M'l>oc.«^^

WHAM, CMu, Jn^, T«M Mi MnknMi, ianmn,Sartl* BsBn, Cm^

pllp^bM?" cat up lifB ^DBbk or ^^j^^*^bo^t*

IK, mnhM. fit

JOSErajAGNJiO.^^^mai^p^ A lUEV fwK^« A^ f^pa trt* and

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The Btlll

CAR.N IVALS^ AND HIS MAJESTY. THE BEDOUIK

_ _ ll«r..r.»w.bml7Bi«rt»^W»»t»« WEaTERHAH m08.' SHOW*

CARRUTHERS HEADS REGULAR i^^-^^Hjs .H^p™.w..„^„.:r..-.,.T.,..

TICKET SHOWMEN'S LEAGUEg^gs^g igtS^MiHiness for Ammal Election—Claik Sdected for sow mr.ji^ jo. i!.-wi>i. âX^^^Si^j^^y^^

tcmu Bi«.> Bkan. «m » bH8> a-

WIMTU XPMITIOM SHOWS

aaa jiiara suaag^

NEW 60-FOOT FLAT CARSBUILT TO ORDER

PIICE, $1^50.00, F.p.B. CHICa60, ILL.

THIS REMARKABLE PROPOSITION IS DUE TO THE PACT THATWC WERE ABLE TO CLOSE A DEAL ON TRUCKS THIS WEEK.KSIDESTHE FLATS NOW BEING BUILT I CAN ONLY PROMISE SSCARS FOR DELIVERY DURING THE LAST OF MARCH AND APRIL.THIS PRIGC IS LIMITED TO THE MATERIAL HOW ON HAND.

IF YOU WAW FLATS, ACT QUICK.

Kr. Yemt bu anwioaad tUI B* Ii tBtUf-

ie» am at Hn^ h< iMA ka MM DOpmw • Ha wlBHt.

BACK TO CARNIVAL

U ii» mHUu at Uu trbtmn'i tMjn*al Ametltt. lit. Deim neaVt tlnÛt

unl tnat or th* WmM'i nir Bttm.

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JANUARY A-tttl -ThaTBIllbeard

j^^SSSîib^ THE WESTBHI NU HUlllFAenilllG CO.

AlARCESTOCKOF ffflSSS.XV.ff,.; I

CONCESSION AND SHOW TENTS~OP ALLKiNDB.PADDLE WHEELS AND PAD01.E8.

'e will be able, from our Uxtt Mock of all tba above Items, to bIvo tqh proropt sUpmenta and Interectins prices. We ba,vB alw^s ende&vcndthe OouoesBloa boys In the p«at,.btit It Is our Intention to pat Icvth special ecorta tliU assBon.to anppljr tha CoacMshBi bojs with tbeir wants.WESTERN DOLL MANUFACTURING CO.V, Preiident. - M. CLAMAOE, TrsMWwr. H. h HOREM, Vka-PrmMent.vm ———

—

wotPFS sunnuR shows

A. B. MILLER'S GREATER SHOWSOPENS SEASON 1921. HAGERSTOWN,MD., APRIL IHi

NOW BOOKING

RIDES SHOWS CONCESSIONSWILL FURNISH COMPLETE OUTFITS TO RELIABLE SHOWMEN

WANT—^Manager for lO-in-l show. Have one of thebest and most complete outfits on the road. WANT

—

Wild West. Have complete outfit for same. WANT

—

Net Bigh Diver. Will book or buy Mechanical Show.WANT

—

2HighClassPromotersandAdvertisingAgent.WANT TO BUY—2 6ft-ft. Fiat Cars and 1 StateroomCai. CAN PLACE—^LegitimateConcessionsofallkinds,LISTEN!

—

Ml. Showman and Conoeanon Manl When yon bookwhy not book with m nlisbla show that you know willnan erctyTOdCMrfwfflpharttemomr nwUaiaBEMtt Adta

ILB.MIUBLM Mlr^P.IlLiK Hn«ilMii.ML

CONCESSIONAIRES, DON'T MISSTHIS NUMBERAROUND THE WORLD AEROFLANE GAME

MILWAUKEE AUDITORIUM, FEB. 5-149 DAY8-2 SATURDAYS AND 2 SUNPAVS

THE LDNHir-MIEIIRA EXPOSITION

cluHivea. Get busy atM

nwuEDonnit I M. BUZ,

INFORMATION WANTEDJOE itbaivk'cIljemr/ioivs

HEIHZ BROS. SHOWS WART

.. SHOWS, 1613

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The BIlll»oariI

aw.jy.Jpjrssa.tj'.

Id. S'jaDWiir, of BWOrtnm (Mu,

lIS*'iini """W ippnetata Ullcn lie

Salesboard Prices Cut to the BoneSEND FDR NEW PRICE LIST TODAY-ÛST OUT

UST WILL BE MMLED TO YOU IMMEDIATELY ON REQUESTIt bas been our hard and fast nile for 33 yeus to be theFirst to Reduce and the last to advance prices.We pve our trade the beneGt of every price reduction asthey occur, regardless of the prices quoted in our catalog.

SEID FOR THE "SHURE WINNER" CATALOGFar lapg* prafiti^ amtiifaotory a I, low

p

riMg ew^pweiet Mrvtca, buy from iw any.

WATCHEBJSWELRVRUOS _. .

SALESBOARD il

CLOCKSfancy qoom '

ivaTmod

h Xafe lipMlhc a OaOobHmSM T«ar BdANMh'wW« SJ^Sml» krf—mill P^«n> Onlr.

No SHURE CO., gmagS!. CMcago, IH,

a ntBiHn Om

ganinniitrT'i Com Ougp SmpM.. Caul

Ua, CMUB nja It DK< W ta -Ict'tn or*M BUoe*." U Ol^.'Ud'Dm It^ 'AW <mm Oa btUn b> Jam.'^ at' Bl Pias/ Santea an atiw.oeifeinrfSlk* IB XI Fate, awmm im Wbiaiîgrtiy.liiJaM Oy-a

M-A-N! OH-M-A-N!!!Bt (KH didu IB Sum, It iniiilil )» Vila to i

Dmt Mir 1 Diiim n&Tan Om nai ntRrûd ai:

' iKiii! 'ini'l"'i iTTli'r'n"-™ ''^'iMl'iin' Inn"™''

Sa.TS EACH.

GERBER,

V. j; Mma aM vUa. lut Mtn «U Oaturn Saiwaf BSm. iticr mMbAIbc BmnîiJMa liSinSnii"lat!*^Sm!i*ft^!awKW » n» Ifea na<. aad wItt B. O. WliIkoa kai SutM tttWllUiiu * Jictam Co.

Mum IHCW koBW 'aad pnpina tu Ua thmynxnSaT—aa JilU. .

Onto MaMI, wMt^snra lilmndoittgiaiilWLt at tta UaoiB WMt, wtu jin.n«Bri, li,vaHta|t IH Tor »l« >Utcr atMl Nw la f!tai4aiaU.,. Aa la Ma cnum.Smo li kiHta baar dute. Ik> aff moaiha.lUi VUM, tmvcf, MkwiaK a lUhmt «-aviHoa. at ka Ii la.<tai« at at aato paitlaiMUta oi Oaml ainat llmtdliiar la tiDoI

baBvamatiaB ite una tta

gTO^td^ la u abbanta Chrli-'

ttutr. HpKiiiir jtRfn Bp roc d

SitSSir .''SaS'ilia'S?*!' I ^SSa

att»tl». Bar betac ool IiOa K Vtti^ rai

l^V\^nSU!^û^^ Oilaart

D« aat'îpof* Cno. li- ^îu!Fehr admltUd ta -Bm" t&t ba na SS

» Hijiia Ua BMba Mk Urn ts a cIRBi, amibe volBlad sot Daa <M^-aB Ita tan* itudat tbb Ma.aTwT. OAoaal Biflk waa blUBa

EiiMci; OtAaa feaa Mi* ts iba Waiitc I^llUa

tlal"MMt°^th^^f"%a£jnHE£l<utBBina

BIG REDUCTION ON

SALES BOARDSWRITE FOR NEW^RICE LIST

We carry a complete tine,of merchandise for. Street-I, Carnival Fat^lSi .HdUon Man, Pltchmeil, Sbeet-. ._ . .— — .

I edition* itm'M -nM tit JDwaat pravaUliiK

LEVIN BROS. S-TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

BLANKETSTHE TOP MOHCV BLANKET .

n Ut beat la OulBHtt. irtOi oa ippiiwl•ailia to ttt KtUt Willi piBB»*Ba a* » mi-«Kf Urn rmuu iutar (to' «B acatOB. Taklai

CHIHEtE BUimi'ilT THE.HEW PBttES

CAVUSE INDIAN BLANKET CO..

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ROSE O'NEILL KEWPIES

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SHOWSpirogressbig nvidly. The (iandaidt of flie nutare now materialraiig. The retolts of my first

aimoimcenientindicatefliat I win haveno trouble

hi convincing the Showman and Concessionaireflat I really meant business when I stated that

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WarningNOTICE is hadn gma that Fox Fibn Corporation is the

•mar ofAeaoHik andmotionpietmeiu^thranhânt dw worid of the poems ''Otw the MtoaePow.

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estate of Will Carleton and Harper & Btathers, who wenthe sole owners thereof.

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laaa^jtfajT Î0*IT^^^NECDLEWORKERS and pEMOinriWTOfaM . bl!Z nab. It wM bB tkaM baMu Ma to- tta

LCVAHt-AHBRIOAN IXPa

WORLD WAR VITIIUW Sa^THtoi. iBnWBaiiat^^|C^"5îê?|"^^

''^"''tetfSXTa*-""* Wanted Freaks for Museum

SV^Sr^^r^^s -Lx^j. 1.-^— .... u-.^'ss s.^'is.^vj

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CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS NEWS ^^my^M-Bmm Aaloalo » ba pmnt nod' ^te*

b Sbowmoi's League Heeting •

Dccuion Reached at Interest-"

ing ScMion To Hold Feb-ruary Dance During

Fair Meeting

K. OF A. SHOWMAN'S CLUBHeidi Anmiml ElMtion—H. 8. Tyler,Pra«.i C A. Wortham, Firat Vic*-

Pm-t J. H. Jr*^SELLS FLYING BOATS

WithoutExperience

KirictohorpKnife vnd

a vfh

Oh Whu^Sc'^''*''**? lit

Spengier-Loonit Mf{. COn

nnlir lata eouu dtr. in» JiCraft, Whrcli II Offara Cheaply „

Flyi-B FORSALE^X.

"natal^ LADIES' AUXILIAWY

HsIdB Annual EImHm'g. -̂^^'J'' ^»t"U^: FTldlf BifbL JiaailT 14, ta »• dob ;

"-I 11 laTcoaw* BMU*. RuBa ClU. Un 1.

' "T*. i4M^MMW MH» ^^^000. ™ SjJ "Uh?;'Vw Tom 'Slaai

BILLY WILLIAMS MBS. ^^^'^n!

uttar aa^^WlE^Tatcian a< Unae laaita «• tB«lltilj and t,

ATTENTION 1

JOBBERS.AGENTS ANDSALESBOARDOPERATORS

II lliclr ranlar p¥ldai- Bicbt maiUaf kanod BtMnlun anl Hntr «I attanmb

METROPOLITAN SHOWS

piLatera bv En

gT.gO

•ta.oo ^ IfSSf'SI

1 of nunalBlu traatl ol U'paDcd* arv atndj OivUdc

« at Hicea, Ga., tod Icmais hnr tka bud plal."

f«KI aa faaeial anst.d" at Bniwa * Dtoms ktM^tb* -

« WANTEDFor the Sello-Moto Circus a Gentleman and Lady to do yjTi|Swu'?Hrr?7Sg'''^

, •^!t.^rSr^ First Class Biding Act. Show Furmsh Stock. Wffl^ J-j:''..!.'.'

^ÎS^û%S£^S:^% iage Either Separate or Jointly. Also Novelty Acts at oecemmmwmmAU Kinds. 27th and Hazel Court, DENVER, COLO.

Circus andwudWest

HOLT ILL AND IN NEED

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20 CARS EVERTHIIMG OM WHEELS MOXHIMG GILLIED 20 CARSLAGG'S GREAT E]VIF»IRE SHOWS

WANT HIGIMU9B UNIFORMED BANDjg*—CAN PIACC IMMEDIATELY'POR A LONG SEASON THE FOLLOWING—^

WANT Iligb-cUss Minstrel Show Wih OwnBmj. Hnmmz Car Aecommodstioiia Funuahed. Can Place Good Feature Show. Special Inducemeats to Bame. WantSilodrome and VeDetm ftringi. Will Fisnnh Wsguni. Can Place Legitdmate Concemions. Kindly Prepay Your Wires. Address

EPWARP M. KARONS, AirtCTtcnn Annex Hotel. .SX- LOUIS, MISSOUM

THE ONE BIG EVENT—AT THEArmory, Louisville, Ky.

^ FEBRUARY as TO IWMItCnH 9Many thousand loyal members striving for this success—^Funds for the Orphans. WANT several high-claas FreeActs, including an Aerinl Art. Please write all in first letter. Prince Nelson, can place you. Will place several pay/Shows. Must be of mrritorious I'alibre. Want few real Freak.s. Want a iimit^^d number of j\Ierttiindi:^,e Wheels andGrind Concessions. Address T. A. WOLFE, Box 1017, Louisville, Ky.

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WANTED FOR THE K. G. BARKOOT SHOWSniR THE SEASOM OF 1921

SloodSbom. On plaaeftVUhS-AbEeastGuzDOBdl, big Eli Wheel and aior othernew Bides. Canplaoeliesits-nateOoiiBwirwMl ofdllrindfc ftomhuin. Waoted Secretaxy, Ui^t(>^]8te Ge&eial Ageiit, tiro eood Promoteis•nd BDl Barter, TMn MHtor, lot Mu. AUnrn all wmnniminttioiiB to K. S. BARKOOT, 1016 ChamberCotmnaroa, DMroK, MIeh., Ganaml OMoa, WlBtarQwarUn, DayWn, Ohio.

I CUnto tat an u vdl ûad t« Hit Mi. VtWx. a»nl Ant WVHx Sid nadwa VbAnctoii. IuiowIbc tiu Uaaai Hian. Jtanili vm bITt ue Mt-abn Mlk irinlci ourtcn lunn S ind uaonccd tlMI Oats^mAm'*; Chu WhHlBr7^>ni«£u] S

,.-D*Hal£!''(]^ni SrS^Ttam JEÎ *^*'* "— Qidlle/, omtt mifea. bub BjaOirt, A. ^

^rt,t»a SJ^j^Mi. b™.'. b«„» a JtoQUIGG LEAVES SUPERIOR

^'Îf'traA 04 Dlo^T, Jack KvnC who JoliB BtSnaSi Shm IHpt^ ' ' iât of l^'^^ôlfc's^pfrtor târa —

SrS^ ^"Xtk^w Uc^?^!.^k!°7i^^^ ZEIDMAN A POLLIE SHOWS '^^'l"^,''Jr^^^ 'u^' ^^?^'<^ o^m'u M^»n^°!atmt BIX) aaa Uail » (*l> « ud oS to qiick I^BClilniir. Ta., 3aB. U.—Vink at Oh IrlaHr putln iKbi Ibc b<M ot frfuda. iHTlnr Ow K'l'^fa "Ul b* the'Imin^ ^jrS'onS''^^

SSwt, W?bMll u aldt-abo» taaniciT. He la aX'Si^tS^ Ôi^âTmBtmuKwni rJS^ capacitj- It (». CtlHMSO. THE MEKTAI. JHIBACLB MIS.t H. to burgdorf acain with niqro -SiSf5S^'Si^.;!S¥»I*«tIa!«tiiSu5;

^p?*fer S?S«''Î?fi*iffSl^ Bial W- t^Bbk m.. iuu li—b™»1 Bon- aBiMîi'SJ'SM"thi.'tSfm,.°°°B;

- - —7— fi.'i.ErsL^

—

•

is Oa Wan evmrnt Ouim aM w MMtM M«H~f«BSPAiraH WHnn.

METROPOLITAN SHOWS™ rrr«i;;™x'"

thiB IS CbBBimw you want. Vbotal wba or writ, ili M. IMWSCKrMMiiew. Bob 789, MmotT^T Jy» m"" »!

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Tliie- B III tiroa r a

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONSOLIDATIONThe W. J. Bloeh Amusement Exposition and the Charles Cohen Carnival Interests

HAVE BEEN CONSOLIDATED AND IN THE FUTURE WILL BE KNOWN AND OPERATED AS THE

International Amusement Exposition

wn lEtT mEiT WMuiu iim Ruiia of thevmam nm coMEtuMmEmafcB pfopodtioiis tothm tbat win fae ill the first iostance appealiiiK aBd fiiiaDy ofw(m

—Memr-Oo-Bound, big Eli Wlieel, Venetian Swings, Tents and Stiow Equipment. WILL FURHISH COISHOWMEN MD FIIMIICE their propodtions nittiin an.amount consistent with Uie possible earning capacity of their ofierin^we

WILL BOOK OR BUY A "WHIP." WANT MECHANICAL SHOWS, WORKING WORLD SHOWS, ILLUSION PIT, DOGAMD PONY SHOW AND NOVEL PLATFORM AND PIT SHOW ATTRACTIONS that ara not repulalvg.

tlRFS We poataTcly do Bot and win not operate oar own concessions. EVERYTHING OPEN.FREE ACTS WANTED. P. J. RIKGEN (Diving Kingens), write. _

JUdm INnilUTiOHU AMUSEMENT EXPOSITION, W. J. BMi, MiiHIH, IS W«i Nil K, ibw Toik.

Wilier Boo, wilt laa '-me ctier ^ i™.„. <.>^ «. ^ urn sum ml ttnkocrr. 0*. FVbnm, ». TUB wUI "Sinw ^MWHW.MBup to mimt (k* Um* Ihit tht tfans IMl .ttNi dl MtMMtMttaMMini ul ulth BO Ub« to •pin bt. SSt^SSJPj?eJd»WStjS* <. BIUTSZXOX „

I llg*B. An"!" V*5i,J.^°'5_i5r the km worth It Doi ud )iIb kind Mtd idmlidoiu. It took! Ilka tn or One(M uc coDiiac itBHo.

int«^ ™'™ sttrttUBii ttnoiit tbi SMiw bmUufi em I* aiiuicd. CONCES5II

A Ptn. tod., tbi kotqwitin «i

ttoKBr BB itie iamf im* npornBH mr tSMSiuUr. Tktf u* iMIM truti Hindu.SM iHialitsc a

Us M bli M inr VI

kMNR, wMcS Is inMl tki tnitllncniewla tnjMMBt nilsM nna welcoo*.

bm wlu an Mobt (oma luDS with tbe bmn.u no laTB tM lUIItT SDO bUUm oC cipa-

•ItMB pen fnoi "wu dowD SanUi I

." ttat k» Ib idll binlu Uw ball akciIT BBdfH- -Kj HrnsS Oltl WmipBllT.ion IB witb autrll'B "BhtpUm st U

THE FREAK SITUATION

iOtâg turn pipw. wni joa iImm let dh kaow It Oat Is boa, ar eu too un meMo* la writs, as t bsvs twa nrr toM tnski tai aboM SMOS tM up ts iki ootsir'Tbs capplBa ntSRCd to was aa amtsHBL MaM "His nsaks Hm Oo.- ass oo.Mntut Bi kAowb: -ns-a—iiwtiBt Oa isiHit al tke AaaitcaB AbbocEbUob

Msjtrt^toaaMaWJIstJjaka k Os^WjWjjBl^ laaMW^Mm^tito la awuas

•xfeauûtiRBt ib^^t^ Mitt\.!lJ?'*'^'

*î^!Br^Mnr*mbo bBpEv tkBt UaÔiiBllr BB* nnke— IbAt^â ftaaka a»^ atf*

*

iHH&Br odluHBl w,Un Won u Ib l>ka tnm tt» niBlM (R Y.) Urartbsr.naMu. la ebH. bb lonan:

n beak* ksn hid OHi diy sad mort exit fmo tha iluw bcaliieaa.

inn ANNUAL TOUR 30«ARMIOiir

H. W. CAMPBELL'S UNITED SHOWSUIIEB FOR SaSOH 1921. OPERIRG FEBRMRV 22 IN TEMS.

Ruhr Manj-Go-^tound, with own wagons preferred. Will book and finance any good ihew and fnmlth good top*nd wagon ttotA for aamflk No dxl Show* wanted. Will furnish good idatform wagon with hand-carrad front for anrWMr^tttUnc KttracUonB Ovrfng to' dlauipointawnti can place General êttt of reputation. Must be aUe to handle~-~-ifiii-ir 7IHfnnciM<0innn|in PoatHalT no graft. Want two good Promotar*. Want PnMlage and IHtdng' Car

; iAmIbsaUawAnWM* and nmsanw. - Want wMUngmen in en departments.

. , . . H. W. CAMPBELL, Maiutgu>, Bine 511, Coruiana, T«aus.

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• -r—AN ANNOUNCEMENTC. B. ALLEN'S BIG LEAGUE SHOWS

Successors to STEPHENS BROS.* MODEL EXPO.UNDER THE PERSONAL DntECTION OF

«JOHN «J. CA.RRAvwBtfnthsawsattniliaalodeldAiibMiiudebnjiMfc anoektes soccessfiil.

Btomnn^QoMMriaMink—IEb snflot.to taoeeed. Ndther tinw iuir mtmqr will be spared to make AU£N'S BIG LEAGUEaHOWS^ pWM*— «W"*M» aC ths Ba«L An rides bocdcad. Waiit to hear from BhowmeiL Will fnnUdi outfits oonqplBte. WantMiriattiaetfm OouiiBninpfauu, srartluDg lentimabe open.

OirMnivdsBdMlr.dkMmlienowntotliosewtiomeaiibusnGss. Wantto bear &om all paapBceaaaMaftlrilfcBlepfaeM Bras.*'

Mbdri Bnni»mffT AJiwH aaompoitdBiice to -.

C B. ALLEN'S BIG LEAGUE SHOWSJOHN J. CARR, Gen. Manager BoomMo. 30S, C^s^Tb>rtg> BIdg., Brtpatwff, IttW.TPjUC CHY

<rt tailM Ibt taw* la mi.'tb« fnoonenIte KMMt bOdj Df MTtKn. tOBia I IRT

lull Kt It ngdiltnii In muf Ihham tbm tiMlic udiT, mij lUtT pet «nt

In Candy F*picesCONCESSIONAIRES AND jMLESBOARD (mSRATORS

CET OUR NEW LOW raiCE liST.

J. J. HOWARD, 617 So. Dearborn SL, CHICAGQ.

Mt« b tan ttOBMUd Mt mtlTkc frslM.

GARDNER SALES BOARDSABE FIRST IN

—

Qnafity—Service—ReputationOURHEWPnCEUSriSllOW REiDT FOR DISTOnmOM

GARDNER & COMPANYJ30» »Icto ATOIu«. , CHICAGO, ILL.

A3 SEEN BY AN ACTOR

DEMONSTRATORS!GEM ART EMBROIDERY NEEDLE

J. LTHBMLnU. UK W* Sdfindt Strnt CHKRW, ILL

WANTED HERRY-GO-ROURDJERRIS WHEEL, OCEAN WAVE

rur! n It UT nndR iMj- nr *t ilnnv

DlailiiE datta aal miHilBc moat ol ttn.But U thcr tiT to atsD DC t«c Kiuav tka

'

mUi. ibcB I wia IM attUcd tbat I an «BUmaomeoiia illtl* gooi. Bat I can bm (K Ow

fiartr Moantford, TI1* Acton* Okn^

>M MM AA^- k- I. .*• BOa «M I T f

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L iBpnmocDt Id Oa matHUt r

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T cama panda Out Katon was a

! M OUM'lâr*'T«Mr

FAMOUS PRIMO

JIMBO BURNERS

, BURNER COMPLETE,

$4.50

UitaoiSmiHiiuIaSPRIMO LIGKTftMFG.Ga

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fVeMP tr IH—SEND IT IW-aCNP tT IW—8BND IT IN—SEND IT Ift-BBND IT- IM-^MMD IT IM—BENO'lT IN—«END IT IN—SEND rV IN S

i\ MiHi|V«w>itniKiB>i<a»iitktg WILLIAMS & JACKSON, 751 MassMtasattsilvo.,liiilianapolis,liil

r IW—8ENP IT IM—BEND IT IN—aeWP IT IW—SEND IT IW—SBNP I IN—aeWD IT IM—SENO IT IN—SEWP IT I

^.tatina; Oli AItu Ok., IT.

iBou HuleUB, B. B, VUn,mti. -McDUi M^tlc-*: (Mr)

»]c: {Bok) VlTetltTUll

OASNIVAL OOMFANIES

ALLIED CHURCH SHOWS

THE ALLIED SHOWre^

UNDERSOH-SUDER SHOWS ISi'S::,;?'"!^

ANGEL'S MIDWAY SHOWS

Bnelt & Schiti GnlW SktW IJ^ J>SU^

MMM M.BEIilON IHOWl

A "Gold Mine" fqr AGENTS! '

The Wcmder Seller and Profit-Maker of the Day!

J woDdîlljr «mde and «ond«rfubnnden—erenrthlng fnim the daiKMt wcrk tmteresQDg to aenuiutnte—qutdcto mU.MAKE 93^00

IN "^HK NEXT aUMWniB

PARISIAN ART NEEDLE CO.208TraderaTrurtBldg., 305 S. La Salle St., Chicago, HBlMlfc

CHINESE BASKETS$6.50 Per Nest

of fire baskets elaborate^trimmed and

decnatod mlh lift tasseb, oHns, beads

and colwed âit ringi.

.25% Deposit required with all orders. Pooi-tively DO attcDtioD Dald to orders irithout de-poait. No HceptiDnsI

loiMtdiib DcShh' In trta C1iicai»~0lfn.

HUGHES BASKET CO.HOWARD E. PARKER, Manager.

154 W. Lake Street, Chicago.

nill-i. Gum: not Bprign. Ark.,

Ok.. X: TdU> Xtt UcAlHttr Aadditional'ROUTE*

..i.ii. u. 21.ZZ: (Ornhcmil) LckTiIQlud) IbbHIr. Us., 3

Ofant AwMiuak San Franolaee.rm ^ tmn ^ mm Mtimft • —

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-î^'^S^^- aCSSia GAf*TA.IlV. BRAY^

W.I.OHNIIV LAVIHQ KAN*luneimuEfmowtiiu^

Mn.wwi-^gm'aaiBi mows

,

b null . a.

SCOTT'S GREATER SHOWS i

BODftr, Bfi.; Fawkuls, Ok..

Incn lado No. *, JiAb W.

15J°t i±stk >L. Kav York.

Cloth Gpeatep Shows•3i-M?tr3.V'— '

SOL'S UNITIO SHOWS

HMWLHUICirs GOLD MEDAL SHOWS rSB^SffiS^S^ î^Sî't^'

8. C. when ti

Bjinila Steius, chair.

lb»Tme. K>., 17.22. 151!t,K!: '

KLIPPERT ACTIVE

. iniMOEMI QREATER SHOWS IH^ jÎ^'ISirîdS^ MIHSTBEL3

lUat UEIIT EHPIBE SHOWS ZBBMM S POUIE EXPOSITMH SHOWS

_»ffiTIWPOUTAN SHOWS •"tSTjlSSi^!^ ImMm Stan ml CMKimom l. ]l NIB- «ta SnM LTB

r HHmi.VMut rack. FIl^ n43 WiM, M a.1 FHinm. !>..

H.' B. I.. a-K; lIMfllt— — —

""Ni:'U{;!i°"ôr''SJI rti"^ OIBOTS A WILD WEST ^ssfJutt"™.";

LMIUBfS GR»TER SHOWS^ «5gjg|-M»j,.gj..j -

WM. W. MAU SHOWS

OSCAR V. BABCOCK

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No. 77 Assortment Includes i

6HecOo Gold-Flated Watcbea« GoU-FUnd Pen Knives* Add-Rovf Stamped l»-yT. Cb^na

'—rmO^SlMm UsUln. 13.50

GAtALOGSi

toati AmotI

FwBMiwSibw WBmI'* Polder.

CF TAYI OR CO 24S WMt 5Sth Street1 rt. 1 V^V-f. MEW YORK CITY

AGAINSOMETHING REW

C—KHI BoUd OM AA U 1

HECHT, COHEN S CO,

fitoeilales for Goneesslons and Salesboard AssortmentsPACKED IN BROWN-BUILT BOXES.

MINUTBSUPPLV CANDY CO, 2SM VM

Mm bint llazois

ED. A. EVANS GREATER SHOWSWANTS „_. . NBodAape—Bl%Wamn, n

SUfSniUD OPEMnRS, AGENTS. JOBBERSa THESE .1 FUSIBIjTHEnWIIf BEST

1 ON THE mMET.

GOLDEN RULECUTLERY COMPANV,

til n. tktifei su

IDtft Ma !, emMCO, lU

IRELAND'SCHOCOLATESPRICES LOWERQUALITY HIGHER

WniSFOB

NEW PRICE LIST

Curtis Ireland Candy Goiporation24 S. MAIN STRECr,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

PARK MANAGERSWOULD UKE TO PUCE A NUMBED OF

HIGH-CLASS CONCESSIONSIn First-claso Ara-.i'rtnent Park or Bp.ich Hp?r,rt. Havo had T-.vcnt7

Yean Experipr-pt in tho Amii=<.'mf^t, ri,')ii c.in fiirnish the best

of ideience:^. Addieis EDWABP A. HOCK, P. 0. Box SSI, CHICAGO.

JAMES M. BENSON, Proprietor

JAMES M. BENSON SHOWSwill be at Hotel Astor, New York, Thursday, Jan. 20,

TintU Sunday, Jan. 23, and will be pleased to meet any-one desiring to book shows orconcessions for the season.

MACrS. EXPOSITION SHOWSWANT Pixno Player, Dnauner sad Dancen'for Cabarab Wly Grey, irin.

WmgiveRMaDBUBEiuniiteetoPlwt. Bbow Titb OWD outfit and will bookoUKS'Blxnnti^ liaiikAiwd.iriie.L(iptimate GMiMiri0M(NOOBlFrjSlO-DOamA. lbB.JMiwiArGuioIt,ecniMOi>. Above to Joia at owe. Sam

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-$22:00JEWELRV ASST. Na. 4G. ASST. No. 4S—NEW PATTERN VEST ACCT Ma Ti'l

l.(XiO-hoK ll>.; I»,:ird. POCKET RAZOR, ih- biiweit hit of the • "w. i 1

1

»'-g"i-p^~ ™_^,,o»-,„i.'.5,„.5 _ OUR KNIFE LEADER

GEO. A. JOHNSON j. CO.. 1547 N. Walh St.. Chloagp. III. r-SBaga^"")

GENUINE UKULELES!PRICE, $2.50 EACH

iliiiik iiE this tham-i' iii iii'l urniiiiie niahoBoni' finish Sammm UkulelesMfli Willi A ziii-nnl i;a;ir-.iiiiii' Irorii thi- iii!iiiu{:u-tiircr at Icia than it would east

'"'^^y till-Ill. Fi.r iiHl.uir liiiniiars. stornt or house canvas tlivsc mcin yourWiiiiiT j iFiiiifc roll if you ai'l i]uii k liofore nil arc sold. The-y have Iwcn placedui ilur liaiids for quii-k siile and must bo disposed of at onii-. Samples. S3.00

WRITE FOR OUR FREE GLASS CATALOGUE

BAYLESS BROS. & CO., IMC.Tth and Main Streets, LOUISVIUf. KY.

0. K. GUM and TRADE CHECK

VENDING MACHINEiCIng a. proat ol from SIO.OO

s are headquarters for thisO. K. VendlnK aiarhine. and ais-' 'Ibutors for (ho tlniti'd states.

SILVER KING NOVELTY CO.

PILLOWSSALES

UV DIRE

10SALESBOailD OPERATOnS

BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER.

WITH ORDERGET OUR OUANTIXV PRICE.

SAVE MONEV—Fi«e Circular

We Shis Same Day Order is Received

WESTERN ART LEATHER CO.'""r'g^.S^'^ DENVER, COLO.

MERRY-GO-ROUND, TRACK MACHINE, 4 CHARIOTSi 24H0IISES,J|LGO0D4»IIDmai,jaK.SALE.CHE*P-

. liiBk Iqiv: U<imTII|j^HiaM CKIElin C)t.Mlll,llkt.

THIS NEW 1922 MODEL

Salesboard Operatoi^

TANEZER i NINHEMAN

ni Twlllh SliHl MILWAUKEE, WiSC.

WANTED—MAN WITH ABILITYh SOliis coiicem. ostabllslieil. with nation-wide rvputatlon. needs ai'rvlui^ at

rcss OPPORTUNITY, earo B

THE AUTOMATIC FISH PONDin take In fi.oo a minute it proneTlir located^

flQ tiM staem irtwrevM wheelsr

SALESBOARD«" PERFUMEBriii(pi most I'rofit Quickly on le:ist investment. Write today for trial (ifdar.

RQMOUA PARFUMERIE. 6767 Dm^ Aw-, CHICACb^ ILU

MENTION Va, FLSASE—THE BILLBOAKli.

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TWOef tbeiniidainental essentials to be considered in the selection

of an advertising medium are

CIRCULATION AND CHARACTERIn the domain of tlie show world, The

SPRING SPECIAL NUMBEROF

The BILLBOARDanswers both qualificatioiis to Ibe maximum degree.

It wfll be a medium of powerful influence among ttie readers

of its unprecedented circulation of

90,000 COPIESISSUED DATED.

MARCH 14tK MARCH 19ili

MO SPECIAL OR PREFERRED POSITION GUARANTEED AFTER

MARCH 1st

Reserve your space now—Send copy later.

THE BILLBOARD PUBLISHING CO.PbtBrrtfan Offio, p - ... CfaiciDimH; Obb

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