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YOU CAN T GO WRONG WITH ANY FEIST SONG'

THE ACE,KING, QUEENOF THEM ALLI

fm yAwarded a Diitiietive

Scnha Mtdil kf Ml fln

. By HARRY WIUIAMS ft NEIL MORCT

What a Hit Is

"O"TTT(OH!)By ARNOLD JOHNSON ft BYRON MY

WHOWnOTE

The VAMPJ^IWDELPHmJ

THIS ONE ISA PIPI

ChingAUng's

Jazz BazaarA NEW IDEA M RAG SONGS

Bj HOWARD JOHNSON i iETHEL tRIDGES ^^JQ.FEIST.,,

A BRANDNEW FEATURE

Ati Moving

Picture BallBosk it Now! It's a HH!

By HOWARD JOHNSON ndME IMTLY

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W. J. BLOCK AMUSEMENT EXPOSITIONDO YOU LIKE THESE TOWNS? BRISTOL, CONN., May 24 to 29,tiMliNi««i fatdiowjnfbar yeBR. WOONSSCKCT,

R. I., June 7 to 12, Inclusive. This town was tbe talk of the East last year.

CONCESSIONAIRES—irvouaredkKrtiB&edidunyoa»e,BBtintoudiwithusatoDce. We Can Use Two Good Shows. Musth:ivc somothing insidt; and \xt pro^x-rlv framed. Yoo an iMUndofgKUiiS money with such shows. If you want to be with a Real Shewthat minds its own business, and want to make monmf, AenUllunlMite with us. Address Manchester, Conn., up to May 22;

thtn as per route in this lulvertU mont. W. J. BLOCH AMUSEMENT EXPOSITION.

OTiSLSMITH'SUNITED SHOWSVVAMXED

one more FMtare Shew. Am evOtt ewiwlf Cor AtMeBn Sbmr. winfundfii ootat to any rtllBbto abemwa wUb Btow Otu dow not confiicL

AIM nent BiBW-piM UttUomaA Bud tbU cwaJoto on w}<* We payral&rr every neck. Cu na* RMp on bH RUw. Orindwrn u>d Talkers forSbowa. Jos UbenrttE ten dm » few more Cwweatoni; am Aaents lor

CoDceislons.

P. 8.—Have tor sale set Vt twelve Tango Swlnga. Can be seen onthe Show week ol Msy n-2S, MwtlnsbUTK, W. Va.; 24-29, Cumberland.Md. OTIS L. SMITH, Mar.

Doc Hamilton wants to bear from all |>eople with him last year.Ranceon. Rambo. nire; also Shlnola. Have brand new outfit.

SAiithprn Fyha ShftiirftwUUIIIvlll bA|IU vliVII9

WANTSElsht-Plecc Uniformed Band. Shows that don't ooofltet VTOX tanOeh

Herscheli Swing. Concessions, wire or write E. B. Bladen. CalnretDancers, wire or wrltt Win. Pink. Witnl tv,-o strong Teams for Plant-Show. Tiii!i Kiiiiv,' in )ii..)iii>! 11. ( bet! 311013 111 tlio FocabOQttts coal fields.

II you -B-nit v'vr r.!..!.. y, i-; -^'i'.h IL

GOVERNOR J. A. MACY, Git.. Ajfnl. W. A. STRODE, Gon. Mgr.Keystone, West Va, May 17f1i to 22nd,

WANTED FOR

Ruppal Greater ShowsTea-ln-One Faoi^ two more Showi that do not conflict. Over the Falls.Craiy House. A (ew more leBlUmate Concesalofis open. Want Help InaU deparuoents- Con place nn Efcln-Plepo Band thai^Js not afraid to go

f pVi''''i' i^'"^'"'"'^^'f''""' f^'-'" ""'^ V/ood-

IRELAND'S CHOCOLATESA FEW SPECIALS FOR LAY DOWNS

HALF-POUND SUNRISE FLAG BOX 25c10-OUNCE BOX 30cWHIPPED CREAM SPECIALS. ^ 30c

,MALP CASH WITH ORDER. BaLAHCE C- O. O.

CURTIS IRELAND CANDY CORPORATIONS4 S. Main Strait, ST. LOUIS, MO.

METROPOLITAN SHOWSMT. VERNON. INDIANA. THIS WEEK.

FIRST SHOW IN FIVE VEAHS.OUier eood apota to follow and the beet FUurth of July date In lUlnoU. Want||md.^atpon«. mony-Bntlac Ten-ln-One. Will make seed propcoltkin to a.

Ban plaee PlMfortn Show, Illusion Show. MuMeal Com'edy*°Bhow and AtMrtTcBhon. Good PTMKultlon tor Wlilp or Aerial Swings. Concesstons. A fewTan-Cent Grind Stores are open and will protect you on your Eame or laet'cbandlse. Wire. Dont writeA. M. NASSER, MarwflBr Metropolitan Showi, Mount Vernon, Indians.

A.J, MIllER'SJREATER SHOWSWant bit Feature Show: also Athletic Sht>w. Will furnish naw and oon>

plate outllt* to reliable manasers.Can place legltlnuite Concessions of all kinda. Cook Hooaa and IWnMVwant Talkers. Manager tor Dance Floor. No. '49. ElectrlolaB WS OlM

people In all depai-tmente. Slim f^'""-, write B. Palmer,Address A, B. MILLER, Mgr., Kulpmont, Pa., this week) ShamakK 1^ WMk

May 24ih: famaqua. Pa, weak of May Slat.NOTiutJ—Wo are positively the flrat Carnival to play ' |' |*f*' Ml

Tamaqua this season. No. we don't play the atlcka all the ttSMb Mtt tbay an

Moss Bros.' Greater Shows Wants'nci'PiWE AXEaicAM. niuiii oa ccuiaai band u> Md on -i™ «m h m-siii, •mu

pretty good at ttiat. Our Motto: Ffrat In every town.

VEAL BROS; SHOWSWANTED WANTED WANTED

MUSICIANS to enlarge Band to twenty plecea. Three Solo Cornets.

Salarj-. I30.CO rarh. AU other MuBlcIans, S27.50 eaelLCONCESSIONS—Ini It ;md Groci^ry "Wlu-rJ:-; onen, 175.0(1 e.ich, flatHARRY J. MORRISON SHOWS

WANTEDowing to dlHKppolntment. will book or buy Caxry'Vs-All; also Airplane SwingsCan place good Platform Show. Few Conceseloas open. Also booklnB Fairsanil Celebrations. Shows, Rides and ConctMilons, write B. I., Ewen. Mgr. FairjrfqretGrles and Committees, write H. J. Morrison, Oen. Agent. All addrtsB toHi^publlc. Pa., May li-2B; UoBontown, pa.. May 24-29. WANTED WANTED WANTED

C«p,;bla tin (fi hiinfle tnd ovttile Trait >nd Onsrffy TffliAC. Trt Ub rlilit maa wul pti X-M anrr.

CfiuiQ tuiSfll amc <u, itim oiriaiBiib''Mn Bia"1iin£ 11EGi.cn.'*Saa*««ri7r LDWUnd^'o! :^nSlWanted

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for the Noxon ShowsirHWflh bkk as. imi MSB m Kmmt, tcn. ii» h.

WANTED WoiiiNaMEN FOR THE HDRDLEIS•MITH QMATBR «HOW«, Panxautawnay, Pa, tkla wMk.

Wtoit for nrst Week In lune, on Um StraetoBIG SHRINE CONVENTION AND JUBILEE

ISl7<lianMildlUton,Ftiduoata,Keiitaeky. Indvendait Sham, Bides and dwnooneeniaiu. Wiitevtrin.

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other teOoti'a po&et to yours.

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Add Indian Bead*to Our Best SellenHW kt«et fad amaDc women lot

maUns beaded ba««^ beaded dneaeaand' neck orDBmenU. Stock op andlaap your ahata of Uie barvest.

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AT LIBERTYLADY VIOLINIST

Gordon McDowell

WANTED fSSL'ou'SSw'Swt

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LADY CYCLIST WANTED

CHEWING GUM

CAN PLACEFOLLOWING:

Fun House, Whip, Frolic, Aeroplane, Swing and Carry-Us-All, Answer B. E. MILLER, Manager Shady Grove Park,

Connellsville, Pa.

John T. McCaslin's Peerless ShowsFOURTH WEEKa BUSINESS GREAT. NOW I WANT TO UlLAROE.

WANT TANQO SWINGS, ATHLETIC SHOW AND MIMICAL COMeOV.WITH OWN OUTFIT) THROUGH THS PALLI, PEEP SHOW.

FASHION PLATE SHOW

WANTED Musicians WANTED

ADAMS COUNTY FAIR

FOR SALE, 2 Tops, Khaki, 20x10^

WAHTED AT ONCE—FOR Sirs BIG CITY FUN SHOW

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THE BILLBOARDPabllflhcd weehiT at OiKra Place. ClnelnnaU, O.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, flOO PER YEAR.>nl«r*d u a«cond-claiu mall matter June 4. liST. at FCtt OIBait C

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EQUITY CAMPAIGNERS HAVING LIVELY BAHLEIndependoits Brand Statements Issued by Regtdars and PubUshed LastWeek As Fake and MitlaaJ-

ing—Despite This Regulars Repeat Actors Mentioned Did Withdraw Siq>port From Lackaye—

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Regulars Allege Fake Ballot Sent Out by Independents— Independents File Protest

Against Emerson's Nomination—Emerson Af»:epts Lackaye*s Challenge to Dd>ate

New York. MEL7 IT.—Loud cries of in- i

dlEn&tlOQ and strenuDUB denJalB were c

heard alt over the theatrical district '

last week after- the publication of s

names of aotora nbo were said by Uie t

itine Cobcommunications ho has received, boUibefore and since, he said, have been

nominate j^DiersOQ, and was signed hy Jack Deverenx as chairman.Bwins this because the eomtnJt- Mr. Kelly further said: "In the names< handplcked and amenable to published ot Bmerso^ Bupporters werohcs ot Bmerson and his crcwd." scabs, sathors and roanaieriaJ ad-

nitbdrawn their Danies from support Kelly said that only twelve letters ot herents. GmerEon Is walcame to this

of Wilton IMkaya tor president of the withdrsnal bad been received by Us kind of support, bot. my candidate Is

Actors Equity ABSodatlon. committee from the hundreds -who perfectly content

William J. KeUjr. ^alnnBii ot ths slKiMd I-aokiye's endoraaBBnt mnA by tb* nmk and flle ot the

Lackaye Campalcn OMBBlIttM. was aMad tlwt tlMM Aoani wm In tlM who bad presented abundai

very Indignant. Ha said •that wbM Mtep* o( MsMloat lattMs, wttboat data that tbw wuited an actor as the haulthe Lackaya petitions were eirealated or adflrsss. "In Autl;' M said, "tarn nt Ui actofs ercanlratlon, and aot a

hie tor all the talltiFee of the admiidi-tratlon since ths strike."Hilton I,ackaya did not pk>t or oon:

spire to Ect the nomination, yet ilr.Emerson admHs that it was settledthat be was to cet it months ago. Onthe so-called Nominating Committee

employed

EQUITY BOOKING OFFICE

IS STARTED IN CHICAGO

Revohitionary Step Expected To Be of Great-J^Ben^ to Actors and Managers—Emtt "^^^

. Bigdow in Charge of Bookings,Asdstad ^|^^^'By Mrs. Lois Bonner » *

or fun-pace ad- -

vertisementa and statements was tgnl*cal of the moving plctnre method flC

putting a bad Aim over on tlM az-blbltors.

strange mmorB of a. tS,ODO ^hiAi fund,*that mone? is being spent like water

~ crowd, and want topaid position of Pres-

ident of E:<iully la so attractive tBing picture dlreclor." They"that th.

Id BOtblng else. He admitslaa not been an actor for Oveid before Uiat was a stage

_ for SVohmao.' Why does heuiM to ba pfesldent ot Bqulty? What

at the back ot It7sent In last week's BItt-the wltbdrawal ot namas

_ iMkaye is a. lie. The pnmraat withdrawn, and I can tell yam

at the Lackayo enppMtcca

I the same page as the Biate-lOoatUsed «b page BZ>

LUNA PARK

Ku Official Opaang,fBaf 15

Cmqr Island BMOrt lbs Goaa

Chicago, May 17.—Perhapa the -Conner's Bookingmost sensational chapter In the rap- fectlooately knowWlV shitting history of the Actors' as "Mother- BonEquity AasodBtion since the wlnninc dcprof the strike last year was the opening undi

today of a complete booking ofllce hy Keythe Chleag^ Equity Association in thtp

—

'

.d in this,"

publicity director .for

ampaign Committee,

I of Ein< notice

il eu|>ervlslon of 2It.

tr In charge '

r aten. a step by '

uie way. that oiraMaraa eentury oldiradltlotia In the eJiow world. Is the '

product and naatal oKaprtag ot J.

Marcue Keyas, Iha mUUaat aad re-sourceful head of the CUsago BJquitr

plans Monday, Uay 10, and The '

»Brd representative In Chlcaso '

led the story wire to Tho Bill- '

d headquarters In Clndnn

"nie booking by Equity with the connivance of theof course, be Emerson clique. It is an attempt lo

usands of good Equity mem-Equity A39ocIaUon Emploment bers. lor if a member can't vote heau. With Mr. Bigeloiv as general can't attend the

'general meeting,

iger la full charge ot the book- Therefore be can't Inquire what Is be-

sperationa. H- is the opinion of Ing done with his money. I wish to

a Kcnerally that a belter selection slate thnt on tho best legal

Now Totk, 3iay n^^-vJma, ParkConey Island, resplendent in its new1S20 raiment and with features getora,gave the signal Saturday afternaotafor the oRicial opening of the season.Thousands poured tbm the main a^trance at bji admladpn of twenty

The weather was not, bow^f the ti

this I all 1

mid not hnvB been made, every member who has paid dnes to

nager and booklnR agent ^'^y I can vole In the forthcoming

an tnentj--flve j-e.-irs he eleoUou. It Is low politics and typical

1e nen- department a \-nst of *he worst Tammany pmcllee to try

nnlcal knowledge and a. '<> disfranchise voters. If any vote to

'Ive acquaintance with refused to any paldup member on Mayuntn" ov?r. With <ht> nc- ^ Instant le'gal proceedlnga will be In-

Mr." Blgelow and Mrs.heir new positions there ' " "

the loyat Coner Bered near and a.man. were aUtad IB aWw ta

overcoats.

last t or esisti

established bookingBirclow Theatrical

onner'R Bookins Ks-

ire flgbtlnff tor BqultT and Hbibere." continued Mr, MerHn. "taid

not by elect olticerE, but by

log short of

Once again Luna Park,or Coney rslanii.

son EUccKsfiilly. this time

MllMft hwiim BMoad CnMneil t.635 Ch^si fl4s. Totinni 6^ lines, aid 789 Dispby Ms. Tibbg 33,148 Uks.m Us, fhmfinWUmUmnVKAMD ffiVEN-EIGHTHS COLUMNS OF ADVERTISING ARE CROWDED OUT OF THB B9U. .

- The Edition of This Issue of The Kllboanl b 56,450

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WTt I IAU UnDDIQ i""

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. \ - ALL EAGER FOR SHOWSWILLIAM MUKKIS nAlU I7G ITDOM I ONnnN TnWM ~h™B«t Count-v

A Morins Sidrit in ImmMiMVaud«vill« BookinsCombina- '

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•»» GUITRY SEASON (S PROVINGjh,sh«b-ic««.iA*i. ARTISTICAND SOCIAL SUCCESS SSSISS

The Sultry acason is provinB an artistic and social auccees. Sacha Oultry <

wlte were llonlzeii at lady Cunard'e in Carllon Houhb Terrace, amoag,ijr other notablM preeent being; Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, I*dy Wynd-

baro. Lady Tree, C}7ll Maudes C. B. Cochran and Viola Tree, the latter twobelns Jointly ic.i .. i.iusun at the Aldwych Theater; also

, Lord ReadinE imd others In a Uks OasraK lie twoir ntto <f «OHl|bt (tuiM. &. Guitrrs flrat play, "Nono." WMnad Hajr 11 and Bcored a hit, with Tnnns (Muh, irbtw eudMi —tnefcttt ia— v.

,Prlntemps. otherwlne Mrs. Sacha, Kottiiic the konoTs. The aeeond play, 'XaPrlH lUp tM* «m H. «Uti wOl !!

. de Berg Op Zoom." was prodnoed on 'the ISUt. It proved a deilfAtlul conMdy, nnqil Mm fi* a* cteU, ad w' wo fl

: with FrlntompB Irresletibly attractln and Sacba handUnE the part ot Hm ««icn> «« H»— Ma tlilliili, « MPtfloa CommlsBloner Inlmltabty blmMtt. The third change will be faatain' mt i0km, yam tHMa M Ma -Mw ai

I Wttb Xuclen 'Oultry, opening the ISth. This plag- Is by Sacha Quttry and Is BMr. M>>*% BB^ »!•«>• itaMIB of bl> most recent works. Laden Is the only member of tlie family ap- ... ^_^„ -

larlns In It. ARRIVALft FROM BtlROPB-A SOOTHERN MAID" SUCCESSFUL AT DALV8 ii„ Y,* ^S^^^^. tb. ..^l,

,

SBIy^ Theater has a worthy successor to "Maid of the Mountains" Jn "A tht afoimtuli roUrdir wia puUga omi—jntbern Maid." produced at tbat theater May is. While not sreatly orlElnal, (otmEiU knon u "Tiw Fiat

* It la dcllBbtfpUr beautiful. Harold Fraeer Simpson's music is eood. Joseph uln Cburfi^ni in Qiciuafs> Hai1c«T^ thrsB Santiago ecenes ara excellent, and Percy Anderson's dress de- a bis Ml In " ~ ~Blcna are exqulslta. Jose Collins. Bertram WUlIs, Claado Williams. Uonel Vlcheand Mark Lester win the chief 'honors.

ALHAMBRA-REVUE PRODUCEDThe Alhambrai Kevue, wltb Oeorse Robey, was prodoeed today QSbv IS).

ANOTHER LITTLE THEATER FAILUREThe Uttle Theater reslstered Ita third consecutive bUnra yrSh. Oertntde

Jennlnes' "Huabaads for AIL" TRUSTEES VISIT HOHfECOVENT GARDEN*REPERTOIRE REARRANGED

soraanlzed French and Italian railways, thus delaylns,

the arrival of aome Of. the prlndpala, neces^t«t«d rearraneement «f the Covent ^ mmamGarden repertoire. n>» caat reaembles a delesate incetine «t tta« LeMno ot Hi tT^kTMniNatinna «»mim—

. ifmo. Bdttoa aeored mn In "Tosca." and Oaatano Bava«- i^Jr -

thin Trr**rf- salttac «v«>y onsoa ot otCMt out ot the or-b ManA. TO«roinMdla rwine Clais Botfs Mbcf la opera

n r«tn*lnK them the sals of sweets In theaters after

EDITH DAY ENTERTAINS EMPIRE COMPANYh Day, ot '^«ne~ fOm^ entertained tlie whole Kmplre

It^'nf' T^!i^?!,^!^^ûî^f^ snpper and danoo mt the Oratton Galleries Mi^ It « the aUmmeat expression

;..î,„lrrf,i,rf^; <>' tbanHa lor thOlF Undneas to a Bt^mer. tt was * W» nKceaa^ and KSltb

- 'WHy pnevEs vsiiv thinRosa XthM prbAMiEiOB at Han

Comedy Thoaterltir U. wiM'VWthlB.LONG RUN FOR HOOQES COMPANY OPENINM AND CHANGES

. .KT<itk,1Isrii>î«c«MttraeMHteM adrth Ooodan' renrea "Within the 2aw" at the Klng^way Mar If.

l»t no Is ttlsa aals to Mi nm^r^tlum UUIa Visiter*" closlnS' Uiei« May 16-

ahimi oowdi Jv—inafr «Hd aa lAWMti "Joy Bens^ flnlsbes at HIppodrpme May S!. "Jig Saw" opens Oieravfll litte GODBhM'lta (biid eODMcsthe year *l)ont Jmte 4. In this pnidtictlon Om Dolly Sisters' appear with Ben Weloh.viiinai a aUD. PncdullT mrr town Mit SlT Albert I>*CoorvlIJe producea '7i(t Faff" at the FoUea Uarigiiy, Farl%-I Mi«ir«ippi M. l«W w-^r^fl. «i. lb. obont tho aMuo time.1^^.! m>...£..r. J. E. EM.ion. Th. rt». 1. OWEN NARE3 IN "WEOOINQ pELLS"pHriDi BlttiDOBa »na Sorlott. V«. After dlssolvlns—by mutual consent—ot the partnership 'eslstlne -be-

tween hlmatlt and Sir Alfred Butt, Owen Narea, who Is now plarlne a serletfFILM SENT BY AIRPLANE of vaUdevUla weeks In the provlnees; will be Been Under the banner of QHbsrt

Hmer, as tho hero of "WeddlnK Bells." which will be dona In the antnnuh Ite«[U., uar M^.^ BuMcB vt'*m flb me was rumonfl that Narea had a. fltw to Godfrey Tearttfa part In *no

Hsi tnm trn toJTortUKl hr ilnilDM sntR. Fold" at fli* Qneens Theater, aa the latter aoea Into vaudeville with BaaH Ofll<iwiB to tma thot dty m time for Ike at tba OOUBenn. In eicerpts fft>m "Julius Caeear." Pad this been ao tt woM „.mniin.i waxnnut- w» » tiie-flnt nnv BUt httva made a Ions run for that play possible In Londtm, JOAN OP ARC CBLEBRATtOR

s.'xTfjs.^s.'cz's: ^ 55""" *'"'-jr'*"°,7".vsir ^ .~.*»„.^:^-^..™-.t JriTrr mMo a> trto. Interchange of plays stlH «oes merrily on, ud In the fan w* will aee ^ of i™ oc .aiem «idatid -lib .> bis

(IB. Fernal's adaptation of Sem Benelira "La Oene DeHa Bette^' an& no dOUbt unut ania U> uupiM of th* -OitbiiUc

PIANIST HURT curiosity will be arotised as to the merits of the AInley hnpersonatliHi and Acton* OidU, « Me ompna sf yKdhua Vni-, that ot the brothera Barrymore. The play will be staaed at the

.Bt. nmes. nniir Bdbe xta ilwuud cuidicn took part

«tw T«k. vtj IB.—ni. plulit, IltKta Ixit tha run wlU be Interrupted Baeembcr ft for the nanal Chriatmaa reviva; ^ ^ pcrbiniiunt. nnd ilm ma aa oHmittdtiTlstti. vtK iMcstiy tajnied a tiadoa at hU of Teter' Pan," without which the teellva aiiaen In LoiiSon WOOid be ladtlns aiifieiice ot twub-un n—~~AHit. iHi Mn miind te casHi neiui taan essential feature. By the way, Otlbsrt WIMr.baa iutnlred TMer Pan,"mKBDiii (Or Mv ah a ..a M, b qtmife, and, despite the ]oke publbdied In an AaartaMI CENSOR TO SEE ••APHROOITC

Ixmdon correspondent—that the Brltlah QttTwaMattt ia appobittni tMiller as an International play bnher on Ita'bebaU; tb* aaldKIBSL la »

FRANZ LEHAR INVITED Important proposition on this side.

_^ _^ —— CAST OF 'HIQER. TIQER"tke m. eiclueh-ely cabled and publlsbea In these oOlnmna,

^*e Mtny WMew"* aa« Mkit tm~ etnrtea on this play. and'Arthur Bourchler hopes to prodnee ttMHIMt epsM.kii *«a MM to Ammra 2. at the Strand Theater, as Gertrude ElltotfB tenancy for "Oome Out ot•* T. B^RuM^. tW mie iWMen. M Kitchen" expires then. The difllculty at tha outset waa flDdbs a —^*-*- *-

«j» • ifi^j-wues" tUs nan. j„an. but Leon Qnartemalne has now been atcaad ttr the21 ? —'-!'*'!'***>» "Syj*""^ course. Kyrle -BellewJM»«, ArUmr BowAlsr) wlB pIKy<4M -Ai M macM im k a* SOU eluded In the cast win be OObart Hara, H*^ * —- "

WW TMBATBiw IHaLAND 5^"?'°?' -*!^_ . . .. _ Page win prodne*^ aid A. B. hasBlase director.

J. S. BARNETT, OF PALACE. HULL, RETIRES ,----

....— .fifteen yearsr "ltP

Tlowanceover slity, has retired after receiving a retiring allowance "™

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_^_.!i~!rVf jijJli^ un i>.1 from all concerned. Despite tho name. Barnett is an Irish- "fj

~ ."" " . - ™.In Dublin, was educated at THnlty Collese. and was in- ^tlim Ita ISt.

""^^ Wniinitiw "GERARD TO BNTBR PICTURES Bernard Beere. and then ahead of "Dorothy," "cnBTley^ Aunt" and "Are ion a enu to MAGHtlAN

Tock, M„ lilSJill. a«.rd irbo ki> MOBon." Ho mBnnKed Hull since 1908.to MABician

»t«>ti»Tl.ciB eiiiisiidmd„<i)Miinn.Oi«li. OBORGEiDANCE RETIRES FROM ACTtVB WORk .m eHHt-vomxi toy <na bmi to Mr. i

>u • mnammoit, nianM to lUi muiiy T. O. Wray, who haa been asaodateA with Geocge Danee for over twenty o. j. Boiiirick ila 12 at tlnii bm»y»<iy. a»* son ta to «s bbiisb years, haa taken up the mantla placed on tala ahoaldars by Sanc^.and will tuom. i.. k. x. ns lattur »

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THE DRAMMICS'DÊsttentkxt its fitwr atitisbcûsssBitd MXcMvÂbfaMMittC:

DANIEL FROHMAN rS."Rs-EIected Pivsident of Actors*

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WALES OftQANIZINQ

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ROBERT COURTNEIDGE COMING

TRAGEDY(Theatre Arta Ma«ulne>

Tragedy at Its beat la a, vlalon ol the heart of Ute. The be«+ of 111

Ji only be laid bare In the aeoay and exulcation ot dreadful actaoQplace people dislllte tragefly. beoauae they dare aot suffer at-Lot ezDlt. The irulh and rapture at man are holy thlnss not llkely

u> be scorned. A carelessness ot Ufe and beauty marka Ute KluttoQ, tT

idler and the tool In their deathly path across history.The poeuc impulse ol the Renaissance Is now apent. The itoetlc •

ma, the bult of that Impulse, is now dead. UDtS a liew poetic lm< '

pnl» Katherm. playwrl^ts tryinc for beauty must try to create new,

forms to which beauty and the fal^ thlnss of the sool may pau from .

tho stago to Om jnind. Our plarwiishta tam si'.pgwy of esultstloa T"*" " ' ~

t_ LMc Tbum, tiUT, QniL; Mric

"^'l^ MR. AND MRS. PEEL ARRIVB."5^ nutwwiii.^ flM^ _e<,w T^. 1^ ENM CAWTOW fOJ MASON

TlilMtanBAiikMartmWMtmUtt^mut. NEW YORK.

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EQUim NEWEST VENTUREn* Whio' Branch of the Actors' Equity Asioeiation Announces the Opening of an Op-fA-DdB

^ THEATRICAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAUOUR POUCY *M

THE ARTI8TWs win KnABntM t&e Actor to secnre aiiB>s>aMBta iur bim mt talt

s than the present commlaslon he is paylJMP. W« win st<'^"fw touid see that he " ------

Vr« trill BDBnuitee the Mauser BSBlnn Ic

place him with reaponalblB roanaeerB and their mind and bo elsewhere. We also guarantee the Uaiia«er that ^Ahbsalary that IB conung to him. we will guarantee to he sends to ub for an Ingenue^ he wlU set sn iDKeniK. and fiot a Chuaotwfiire la jMA to and ttm the °e"8™>^'-_.?" 'SL'^SS"* Woman. We will guarantee hhn a ItMtA Bqnttr Mt «ad a gmur i<-

it win be ooaaectltlvek with no lost nlitata.

EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE

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EQUITYITESELECTION is approaching. Before you vote for Wilton Lackaye

or John Enwreon—STOP ! THINK!! Where has Emereon'sbuunes acsodation been—with MA^AGEB or ACTOR? Is

it not a fact that Lackave s interest has ALWA"ib been with the

actor? The Equitv is an aotfir^ association. Let us have an actor

forle 1 T\ 1 I ' n f E-j i t HlBabiht-^ [ -tocies.

Let us uj=e hi= (..> - -.-r-.- n;; our work 1 FREDERICK BURT.

n ShV Ert" u tbe Mtot amiie t> tk*

to add of Ty Lim."

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"THE TAMING OP THE SHREW"

"BESPCCT FOR RICHES"

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EQUITY VOTERS,ATTENTION!"ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE^-THAT IS EQUITY"

Ths regulu' tkbet of die Actora' Eqnily AModationi indoneii Jby th* AnorhHoah ofBdalnffiwtiwtitig committee^ is as follows:

President—JOHN EMERSONVice-President—ETHEL BARRYMORERecording and Corresponding Secretaxy—GRANT STEWARTTreasurer—RICHARD PURDY

MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL TO SERVE THREE YEARS: EDMUND REESE. WILL DEMING, ECH-LIN GAYER, OTTO KRUGER, GRANT MITCHELL, MARJORIE RAMBEAU, WILLIAM COURTENAY,ELSIE FERGUSON, DeWITT C. JENNINGS, RALPH MORGAN, BRUCE McRAE, ERNEST TRUEX.

Among thoMvriio ham CMIM oirt stnnvly.uid u

Klclu^ Joy

Jobn Dooley

Pblllp Dwyer

Irene BordonlWllda BcnnrttJohn BullcrHarry C. BrowEwl BenhvuWllllBm Court* ._

TfaHwuMumll8»m ColtChsrla CheirrBiUHr CnvcuFrank CnvonJohn Cop*lo^Mer CtuunbarB

Orme CaldanxGoorre Stuart ChiLoo CarllloCiitton Crawford

nirry ciantMomn CoBianUni. rrank CnvmJlodame Cotrelly

Uircaront Dale '

Will Demlng' ftank Dan)elaKenneth Douclas

Both FranktjmLawrence oroMmltlinor QordonJana Or«rLouln OroodrBSvelyn OomellQoorge olddeiMBchlln OayerWaltn- HampdenSam HardyOMTca llaaafllOlarlha UedmanJobyna MiwlandHbla HamiltonPercy IlaaweliWilliam HarrlcmaOeorcB HowaUFcrreat HuffAlfred Hickman

Arthur Hurley

Itapley tKobert T. HalneaElbel InlropodIIsabel IrvliiB.

Walter Jones .

Clara JoelOtto KruferPercy KnlKhtFelix KrwnbaKobert KellyJohn C XIhkWhltford KanaCharles KlnfAlfred KapplerJoa. KllgourRobt. KansErneat LawtordBKAla IADSPrascina I^niDiareOeorse I<e GuerreFrederick IicwlaCharlea I.aneEdmund Loweaiargaret Lanrenc*QeorKe L<e MalraBert LytellEdnr. LockeEêet Lambert

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Heên^Mac^t?'Ênid MarkeyDodeon ailtcbellQeorgie Drew MenduniIiomae MtnkDanmBTi MaleyCarroll '-McComas

ilay EPercy Craaa WarrenB. E. CilvoWm. H. CraaoHush DUlmaaQ-, HMUUUlk*ClaTk

Rol Cooper MeBmaTluimaa UalBhanDoukIbb McLeanOeorge NaahOuy Nicholsfildsar MortonFred NlbloBeatrice NoyaaOUra OliverNance O'Neill

. James 0*NelULarry OliverAlbert FbilUpaJ«d ProntyOeoTK* FrobeiABdwsrd Poland

HatMl TallafsnoFtad. TldenMyrtle T

e McDonald

Harry MeatayerTom UcNauKbtonCharlea iIcNauKhtmi

Dorothy MorJohn MlitemFuller MellahFrank Molntyre

lae Macklntoabin MacKellere MacKaye

Blanche RlnxCyril RaymondCharlea RuRlesForrcat RobinsMarjorie RambeauRay RaymondGUsabeth RlsdonEdward RobinsWilliam BoHllB

Jeetie RalphHerbert RawlinsoaJohn RyanCarl Randall *

Chaa. RlchmanLillian RussellOeorEle O'RameyAnne Sutherland

David TorreiMe_,J(Ad CharliLaurette TaylorChaa. TrowbridgeBayard VelllerMorgan WallacBCharlea WlnnlncerCharlAs WaldronPearl whiteJohn wniardMargaret WycheityCrass WilburTom WlMEd. WyDDCharles Wetia

P. J. KallyRichard AbbottKatherlne HiidllIrene Q. Vogal

Carolyn UnOA-

Eric SnowdonLsnoz pawlsEleanor Pendleton

Mare LoebauPierce BentonPearl Elliott

The following names were pul>liahe(l last week as supporters of tlie Wilton Lftokaye tioket. Tfcfa pubHwtfon wmQimthoriMd aiidmldeadiiiK. Tli6frtlowiii8.»e,ottiiheooirtmy,rtiOHg»ut^John Emerson for president^ and Etliel Banymore for vioe-preaidrat.

Elaie Ferguson, Marjorie Rambeau, Lionel Barrymore, Ed. Wynn.Frank KeeQan,Donald Brian, Vincent Serrano,Clifton Crawford, WiiUace Eddinger, Orme Caldara, Barney Bernard, Charlea Cherry, Francine Larrimore, CharlesWinninger, Hal Crane, Myrtle Taanehill, Herbert Rawlinson, Robert T. Haines, Pumell B. Pratt, Sam Hardy, Hans-ford Wilson, Edward H. Robins, Earl Bcnham, Charles KinR, David Burton, John Willard, Edmund Lowe, LouisHendricks, Ray Raymond, Willinra B. Mack, Jiimes Durkin, Bigelow Cooper, Arthur Rankin, Eduarde Durand and,«>f course, Ethel Barrymore, as she is on the regular ticket.

Mr. Lackaye's campaign manager has stated that some of the above have not withdrawn their support from Mr.lackaye. Wc challenge him to name those who have not withdrawn.

(Signed) FRANK BACON, Chairman Campaign Cmnmlttee of the Regular Ticket.

NOTE—Equity members are invited to examine the booka of the Auocktlon. These books are openat all times to members In good standing and show at a glance how funds hav* baan «tpandad during thalast year. The Emerson-Barrymore cornnUttaa dariras to state that the present ndmlnlatraaon has con-ducted Equity finances in a highly efficient nuumar, and that Equity oflMaU an antMlad to tika MiîaatconunmdatitHi for thalr work In this raspact.

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BRI6SAC STOCK CLOSES

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IN REPERTOIRECssnmunications toOur Cincinnati Offices

meoo LOSS

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JOHNNIEPiekart Stoek Co.. G. A. R. Thaatre, >, Pa, until M<

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AT UBERn, FOR TENT SHOW ONLY

r^js^ Brmk^ Comedrans No.^^ _S

iumiliTrn co]vie:dia.]>j.n Allj I CU WITH STRONG SPECIALTIES

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Ralph E. Nicol's Comedians Wants Qnick aj-JS

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^WANTED AT ONCE WIFE FOR CHORUS ii°Sffl5.gJ

Acn-oRs, «^^R^_^.^^Wanted, Novelty Man

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•VAUDEVILLE-Con«iucti»e—not destructive—cnticjsin.AH the real news carefully verified and nothing suppressed save uiuara^

gossip that mi^t reflect upon the profession at large.

HEW VAUOEVILLB ACT

SHUBERTS ARE TO BOOK ACTS ^WITHOUT COMMISSION CHARGE^

Entarr' blD VandmiDe RjU I>nbdi|r Wffl Be E^'TI.^^'t^— — - __ _ ^ ' ^ Hade Hin FMtr Blilit IB ilMte.

Made Next Fait—Loew RObmOm SliilwueiH *

IliatHtt May Eater TwD«J>qr to Piotect

ALAN GREY

PERFORMERS—I «m nan „( SO cents each week will lamlsb you wIDi lata dope. '

I eockwa the extra tfwet with each THBATKICAI/ gWCTCLO-PAEDU. tbat I sen for the one prtoa ot tlw toSkTHM.-WHUDK niiAl MMerW .jidBiotarfrB Bran, ato, ta bw Da*, and

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SINQER'S MIDGETS FOR M088

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This Week's Vaudeville Reviews This WeekMajMtIc, Chicago CUc^ Palace

<RMrlMWd Monday IMatini

nmer weatber hit town today. That,endance at this bouse tills afteitilHm.

il S:ZS. Altogether too

I, opened full atttee^

sBDK a ditty aboutt Mm a few latiehs. A

.- - , one or which was of tho

inni ic- A[iacbe variety. Thu let them off with some applaiue.TH bom Eape and Dutton. deaigopd as top-notehers of versatlUtr^ Uved to to their•Binj bJUlne In a sorprlslns manner. They danced. JusKled cannOD balls BDd pro-

jectiles, put over eome excellently executed iiand'to-hand balancInK with a-ujrtt.- vein or comedy running thruout. These boys would lutTe done mocb better.Krrtnrt later on the bUL A good hand sent them oE.

. Bu2iell and Peggy Fartter, in one ot lAwrenco Schwab's acts.

. They landed solidly fetmr, fln-

Pelis Bernard and Jock Dufty got a reception on their entrance of morer less variaUs dimcogtons. Bernard pranced aronnd the piano, did bis famous^immy," saiifti kidded and did a dance finish with ZmfTy, all of which ap-leared to bit ttie asdlence, who gave tbcm a big. rousing band as they extted.

Lew Brlce. listed as assisted by Bedella 3'

I vadty. and Babe Beckwtth at the piano. Fullset off his "Daneea and Tunes ot 13:0," the lyr:

' of Sid Claire. Lew Brice is a good, loose-jolnteiwith aU that did nentertained tor bis success until be came beCon

,. Felix Bernard, who. as a partner In comedy diatet

dancer. He wor

E beauty Of vl-. Ired to properly

h were from the pen fnpli

e pinah drop, followed by, itter. enabled htm to score

lowers for Miaa Mason,Henrietta Cnmaa, Id "Every Half Hour," » cure tor arrant husbands; by

I Albert Oowlea and "Baf Briant, with a oompany of threes conalatlnc ot St,ClaLra "Biiia, Ida Stanliopa and Albert Chlanelll. TSU» CrosmMi enjoys the

' distinction of bdnc %, pli^rer of note, but the present TAIele la not atrons'. safely over tha rough road oC -vandavtile, ladgti^ by "

Pantagea, S

Topics of the Day cat Into the IntennlssSon and got BSycial hearty langbs.' This faatim la either not atrone enough to bold or else tbe patrons of Ibis

\

^^^e can not ran down the atslM and naO, In sU taJroess, the topics are

,Bert Melrose, tn his skirt smteaqne facial makeup, tables, chairs, barrels,

good showmanship and chatting, bad them with him from first entry on tothe full stage. This clown ot international reputation played Into ttis offeringall ot hla familiar trices, which lead up to and finished his familEnr 'Melrosefall" to a scream, howl and abundance of applause. He introduced n. bit ofbusiness with a saw. out of which he extracted music with a xylapbone hact-mer that was all right until he came out With It and a. TloUn bow for an en-core. The latter bad best be left out.

Frltil Scbea is stll) a brtlUant artiste. She was aided and abetted to a most, flatlGring bit by Gus Klelnecke, who served as special leader tn the orchestra.

the hearers were to be Inflicted with more iTory pounding. UIss SchefT sangAve sones. changed costumes twice, did her original chic exit after sloelns-Kloe Me Again." which was expected, aa no one can handle this Victor Her-bert classic like her.

Roscoe Alls, with Midgle Miller and Jazz Banhit at the atternoon. He Is a cantortionlatlo damand had then) with blm all thru his oSerinE, MUbowanr, vAea abe ibowa that aba can fiaftr

Keith's, Cincinnati

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The B'tilb'oartt 19"

Blven last Sunday nieht at the Metropolltao Opera IIouso by thf.

Equity" that It Ja ImposBlblo to overestimate the trpni-ndous Boodthat It baa done to the AssocIaUan. As ons newipaper put it: "It wasDot a. constellation of stars. It waa an entire armament," and tbe per-fect fimooHineno of the performance In every detail waa comroentea onby everyong. It Is Impossible In the short space at our disposal to evenblot at the many excellencies of the performance, but amoDS tfie mostgratifying tcatnre* was tbe overwhelming reception accorded to Ethel

«loui s^-ttii

XT been ajtpnM^ed ta the history of theMIsaTOlntment" hai:>cn:nl. Miss Wilda Bemiett. shoae

a !t>?s pleasant subjeet. some time aco. In the West. Missh'H fompany wa3 billed to plav in a certain town—thenot heated and the manager eiplainea that, owIdk M tha

_ ;oaI, this could not be remedied. Tha weather was verycold, and Miss Goodrich, fearing the rtsk of a performance being given

9 of tbo c•elBhth of a

1 thewhen they appealed to Bqttity the AsaoclaUOQ decided that the com*pany was entitled to a fnll week's salary. Tho matter waa brought toarbitration, thereby being taken ont of the hands of the AsaocIaUon. asthe decision of the court of arbitration la neceasarlly flnal. It shouldbe clearly understood that MIsa Goodrich and her managers are notmembers of the P. M. A. These are tbe facts of the caaa. Slngutarlynt variance with the following paragraph, which has been sent typewrit-ten broadcast. It was signed "HolUngsworth." but Mr. Holllngswortta Is

abaolctely Innocent In the matter, having left the company long before

the Ubtir happened:

A company In Now Tot* that hftd played twenty n.u,^ closed for two weeks and then opened last week In New Toift onTuesday night. When the stuarlee nere paid one-elgbth wss foima tahave been dedooted. -™™-,.i.n™. •"••"-^-'-h.

I have the mistake

A trade paper recently printed the name of Mlas Bath Shepley aabcdng a mentber of a oertaln, or. should we say, uncertain, organizationof aetora who «ro not in sympathy with "Equity." Miss Shepley, whoIs and always has been a mopt loyaj member of "Equity," la natonUly

Hiliiiii WsA., litt U^-C. S. Crm,

RDlROSEOFLOVE^BUMNiiyN

l^riebyVmamF.IBrk Munc by J> Stanton GUdwin

Udo^ot the most languishing sweetness is the price-

of this song of the souL We will send1 request a free copy to public singers who agreetoiMaBmempiuuie. State voiee desired.

OLIVER DITSON COMPANYdeparhment x, boston io

MOUWTFORffS BIRTHDAVKtw Zaik, OtM X

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ir greeting ua blrlj tumlstel Will pxt*.

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MARYON MARTIN

Scaaon 1019-20. Lynchburg, Va.

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7 BURLESQ.UE:kS'M CIRCUIT AND STOCK SHOWSWtL^mi CemliKM By ALFRED RELSON

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.

145 State St., BROOKLYN, N. Y.

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Harry Steppe

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Sends all her friends her goand would be glad to hear fom

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Compur OB Ma Uth comsontlve week and booked solid. State full par-tkntlara In flrat coireHpondenec. Including aolsrv. nsc. experience, Cx-ServleamaB or not. OMER HEBERT'S JAZZOPHIENDS. with the Unit BatUlisn,May ai.t, 22d, Grango Thciire, Baldwinsvillei 24th, Ohm^n Thealre, Lysnila& Mth, Opera HousF, Newark; 27lh, 2Sth, ESlh. 30th. Rlch,rd8on Open^ HoHIk Oiwogo! all in New York State. Home Office Adcfrc=-i, caro Gardinar imatlii He Ilka to ittioT hiaii

*J iywdteate, 47 W. 8wao SIrcet, Buffalo. N. " . ._

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I to uu» a lawt finnM 1b> Bolt* ft Wayw tJfbta. Salary tbe Umlt for cwallla IdtaN OM. W, .

> st»n Monk utiw, Or anr QUIH^ Mnlllni. ISth; Latta.lahi Dillon, gOthi Ftaran^titl UakaCtâWt '

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THEAmiCALMUTUALÎ ASSOCIATION S d Hni OMk te aw a« a

a Hffl *• IMBi BoN at 0* K

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TABLOIDS

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Wanted forStockMusical Comedy Co.Clever Second Comedian, "Singing Straight Man, Dan-cing Soubrette, Prima Donna, ^hteen Chorus Girls

and Scenic Artist. Rehearsal starts Monday, May24th. Show opens May 30th. No time to dicker.Write all first l«ttef, naming knrett salary. Tickets?No, unless I know you.

VIC. HORWITZ, Colonial Theaire, Toledo, 0.

Bert Smith's Rag Time Wonders Want

MIKE SUDS TAILOS-e Mb ll pUTlBC tO

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Btead, what Is the muslealncaiin oi tneae ttiree compoHcrs : nave we a gayer, blither, more youth-ful ncapEgrace wrliinK today than MozartT Is there a man among themoderns rndre virile, passionate, profound or noble than BaethOvenT AndBach is the boy of the trinity. The Well Tamparad Clavichord la theBook of Eternal Wisdom. In It may be fotmd UM par" '

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As a matter of oold teiet. It la',ancients were yomver. Baoall the OrMha and their naive Joy Intlon. In sorrow tb* Twentieth Centmv man hrliwa forth hla arL msmusic betrays It. It la aad, eomplteated, byaterleaL morbid. Ifo need tomention Chopin, who wa« neuratlo—an ampUr madloal phraaa—nor Schu-mann, who carried In him tha aeeda ot madnaaa; nor Wagner, who waaa typical decadent on an eptcat BOale. Sufllclent for tha argument toadduce tha names of BerlioE, Lliit, Tchalkowalty and Riohard Strauss.Some Sunday when the weather Is wretched, when Iclclea hang by tlie

wall, and "waj's be totil" and "tout la fair and fair la foul" I shall tell

you what I think of the "blond barbarian" who sets to music craiyphlloBopbles. bloody legends, sublime tommyrot, and the pictures and

Bpaee. Good white paper t

ol the I

eedom of si

itlonal cuisine.—,Eech-York

dan eC inceiistM nib ead Ua nn* nnU

Hla Vt, aM IrttMa tkt caane of a year or «

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^Editorial CommentPqiBBUis

bDt showmen generallywith conildance and anaiat the croakera and

fit p*>rrormance3 given by both? TheFldos eave a show that was attendedby few. many of those advertised to

appear broke their promises, the pa-

thlng was a. miserable failure. Equityhad a. packed house, everybody ap-

is eitraordtnarlly good" and aotliwaa-cordingly.Sometimes we wonder If there Is not

a Uttle ot the grafter In all ol us.We .know there must be In paper

mnhcrB and bk manntaeturem, and weare beginning' to snspsetleast at times.

[T Is with profound regret that wethat, owing to the steady

itly Increasing costs ot

lying fundamental pi iclpli and char-

hearts of ItsIts foundation is li

members and will endure as long asthere are actors. Its edinoe was rearedand fashioned by application of theazlomatlo principles ot human relation-ship In general and the player In par-ticular, hence it, too. Is bullded solidlyand to lest long.

But over and above these consldora-ilons It has a highly precious asset.This asset la not Its leBdars. nor Its

plan, nor Its oonstltntion, nor Itsdilation, nor Its alllaneea,

*

all theae >r«.

It Is Its splrit-

a spirit of aervloe, brotherlwod. prideot calOng; •elt-tacrmae, falmesa, loveof liberty and belief In eatA other

the atamal flras.

red as p thep<

t be—not loss. UnlesB a paperIS money It can not live—ranch lass

1 the wide and eMensIve

THE Hethodlst General Contsrenca laIn session at IJes Moines, Ift, and

one of the problems conftnntlnc thodelegates Is amusements. There la anelTort being made to have the chDrchlift the ban which it has pradafaaad

WMtlBnt <a vagi SU

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THE ART OF ROBERT EDMOND JONES(^pHB woridnf out of an &rt of thei thakter, wtil^ will enable ua

t0 «e and to unaerata.iid the eotence

ot tbe theatrical, la, I think, the hopeahead," «ald Rohert Gdmond Jonee,

talk about bla work In fli*

he acanlc arttot IVm aB like a book,

e a plajrwrl^t knew about

cript .In terma of coitumeea well a» In word* and

situations, the result would be a the-atKcal effect In Itn beet eenae.

'Such a, writer could work out anentireir new fona> It might haveomethlnr of ballet or of a flay, a

r BomethlnK of operaione can't tell, nobody haa tried It. It

Is the hope of (he theater that It will

be tried.

"Until recently thepainting haa .been thoueht to be aninferior srt to euol painting. I thinkpalniins of scenery It tlw onl}' art ofpalming today that luw In 'lt th* aur-vlval of the old tradKlOii of Bi>pren-Uceihlp when the whole art waslearned from the iround up, the mlx-Inc of pIcmentB and ever^-thlng In

CMineetloB~

nera ar* aeveral ecene painters

Vba In tlietr leliuretraordtnuy woA aa tectinlclana

wmpetltlan with tlw eaael paini- Harry Vine

An InlMralMr Br MARIE F. LENNARDS

and Spiritual, at the aame ttmo tanae «r tTpIcelly French. As Ametleana result of a force contlnaany appUedand Intimate. I don't brood emr Ita. wa ahoald drop copylns tbe art ot from without, molded by life,problems and have Do theorlaa aJMHtt otbar natlone when we are equally "In the aamo war the drama, tboK. I am concerned wKh mr on eapaUa ot eetabllehlDE one of our living orsanlsm of scene an^ playerKwork, which conmnnea all mr Oma own. b the visible result, tbe visible eOectand occupies all of mjr attantUn. Tn thla retard there la a praalm- ot tha atorm ot trreelstlbia <

"I do think tbm> la an axttaordJ- Ins 'mOlaatloa la Jlaniiea Bmrae^ anntmone'Barr asd mw attUnU ot raoaptlvltr aav ttatm tn aaanifc Waah, and -daata witk powara of which be baa din tfca thaatan paatpia wtt naw alao In that aC Skm Mamm, 'Wba.Iaturn tt la awwxww tbat <ro>iMa dinotbw « WMt ttatar Is <ltil>

MOM Ivtn to saa mr UtUt VddM- fmlh '. «r anttlnr off oC a pan cf Ilvtv •Omt

ttw.' -Alraadr tt ti a Uva mag," .lia Vetawr I> nat mwalr a Mdom Mkm (ha. plann mna -T"

_ . _ .. . ... - ..

. show given by(who am the meeaSBe bearers and t<t

whose vision and power everything. _ __ eubjMted) drawndaily Is a creat factor In tha laawt—and Ita possesaora are rarafr kaai<lor,. for it'B the bualness ot work•re takeep out of the way.

"I'm not a Bcene painter. I eanpaint my own scenery if I need to,

and I'm proud of It; but I'm not amember oC ihe union, aa I have mostntraordlnary men to do It for me.

"It la my privllesa to meet onlythoae who are diatlnrulahad. I don't,fnrlunateiy, hava to worry over thamediocre. I have the beat people atthslr kind. Hy atalt ot carpenter,e'pctrlclan. property man and scenePntnlera accomplish really wonderfulthings.

"There te a certain enthoalasm. apep In the ceaaetess labor, character-I*tic ot thla body ot people behindahow. I don't know any other clasa

,Of workers so enihuslaatle ns showpenpie. There exists amonx peopleOf the theater a current of life, pepnd Brace, It yon fe*l It that way,which la truly liwplraHMial. I thiDkall the machinery la la tha theaterto make It wondarful daapll* Ita prea-onwotten condition.

~ Mth iita iM'ttM tkaatair' Oatl^a^ i

"Tou caat _ . . _paopla «C wbam tha tmatar» oomplata ToAaetloni Tha roaaonthva an so playmUbta oC partlon<

to that portootwmea neither fetat nor famine dransOS ita attantton: and, tar the aotor,

tbey mitat kalp rtiht «p to that dizzy

point jnat ahort «t wi

"When working on scenery designsI try to imagine myself the dramatis

C

Who wrote the manuscript: and, inorder to make tha aaaaMry look Ilkatho lines. I put

'Weenea mnM bava one other qual-

tty," aald sr. loan. "It tbey are to

do w&at tber mint in tha theater

—

tbtr mm t* aitva.

While talklna owork Mr. Joneshla deep and eardeaplte the adon

tbe Bubleet of bis

forward toiva iliam better thUua;

"If people dcmsnded tha hlshartheater you would Und wonderfulthlnga happening.

"Wo are only In a fair way now todevelop an American kind of expres-sion and cenae following the Guro-

"It hoa been noted during the last

war that when the Americans weremassed together, regardless of faults

or virtues, they were dliterent TheAmerican national temper Is a verydenmte thing of Its own whtoh, aeyet, hoe never l>een expressed In art.

"The more American a thing la thewUI wa like tt tor Ita dlMlneUva

wa like

filled

air which had been held tn atIta outer edge by the blurred grayetone ot the Tower of I<ondon.

Tbe Idea that scenes were made bra pruning of the space around themcame to Mr. Jones with the thoughtthat Michael Angclo made his sUtuesfrom a block of marble n-orklog fromthe outside In.

"Tbe final expressive form was thecontinual force applied

apeak thru my trork." ha sald-

"Bom on a (arm. I am a simpleman. I have been both poor and ill.

1 don't thioJt 1 shall ever be poor{Hero Mr. Jonea knocked

chair.) a -poa

not T, Jones, who is admired, butwork." said the dlstlngolshedalBncr.

"Richard m.," "Tho Jert/* i

"Redemption" for Arthnrand "The Birthday of thetart the Chicago Opera Compaiv

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MAY 419111 X tt e B 1 1 1boardCLOWN WHITK Pacini &. Borni Statuary Co.

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CIRCUSW£I°JSS5^'MENAGERIEAnd his majesty, the trouper

SHOW CARSWRITE US

SOUTHERN IRON

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ARTHUR F. SMITH GO.

TENTS

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SHOW STUFF I

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Tbe BEST Sbow Tent House in the WoiUi I

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UNITBD STATES TENT ft AWNINa CO.,Chlcoco. IIL:

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CIRCUS ANO CARNIVAL XENXS AND BANNERSlAROB STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND TENTS AND BANNERS. OUR 1920 CATALOGUE CONTAINING

LIST OF SECOND-HAND TENTS AND OTHER SHOW PARAPHERNALIA IS NOW READY FOR MAILING

UNITED STATES TEWT A AWHIHG CO., 217-231 Worth Pesplaines St^ Chicago, III.

UNDER THE MARQUEE

Tnt BwiiBf Ip aOWoM of lU patnu OT

aiat. ^nDMCDfC ORANGEADE

Id DMrilulgn. VERANIOUE TOILET CO., Buffalo, N. V.

SH0W»<ARN1VAL TENTS

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ISED TENTS FOR SALE-AII Wkk Hi Sim

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CHICACO B niMt I

TENTSKUNKELY-MADE

SHOW AND CARNIVAL TOPSEXACTLY THE WAY YOU WANT

SEND FOR LIST OF NEARLYNEW TENTS -SIZES. 20X30 UP.

NEW YORK TENT & TARPAULIN CO388 ATLANTIC AVE.. - - - BROOKLY^

W. H. (POP) McFARLANl

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-Banroo and Bopinc Gontssf7mm S«Ui, EEth and SUKpnTSBURQ, OKLAHOMA.

Wa Want Ton.prrrsBURQ chamber op

COMMERCE.PJttsburo. OVrahnma.

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MAV S2, «• Xlie Bllljboard

A. ROLLER RINKSkating News

Chieago Roller Skatts For SaleUsed MM Muea at BHUfrtwr: OUcMn. Aim> tJaa^Mi, In bttt of ooi

dlUon. Addroa M. HARMON, Z7S1 W«rt Mmont Avmu^ GhlMgo, I

oooducted on Buaness I^cîlea paysa large letum od a small inveatnient.

WrIU for Catalog.

S FOR UL MAKES OF SKATES '

BIU.Z CAHBnVTEa BCTS SOBTABI^

Ciino ROUER SMTE GO. SSS S^K,"£F«i!.r»SS5«K-!1 W. Lake Hint, tMap, IH HS^rs'^S^^^^^î!^

imsiî John Robinson s Circus Wants ^

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Btoadvilto, Pa.. Way 241h.

n asut «MliI work for

ilNK£YS. SNAKES. ilHIALStfWRITE us SiS^ i™iSjr^.T,» iii

VS'iSS'"^" " Cortlandt St., - - • • W. Y. CITY sSÛ^Ja^^^^S

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CiaD IU» Mt at friiiHM mm itw alow and Aittrar Eantata t» agM*<JJ **. Ma

alas tbo Tlilltn »to nmr piwit. ponaUaa at OlartH, Im.. iÂIflaM* a*.

Im MeatUM with tka indlna clRwog. Ur. FoiainnBtl cKT* nB Miv •*•BoOnun Ul i«no Ma tiwithe aWHtr to . - - - . .,.

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> THRIE SHOWS IN MABSILLON, O. t qialltU* iMcama mwnlV knom is

CWeagÎ^Sjinfaamal

la katplB^lBtan^^ th* rink

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> taJio^j^JI^^.'^^^|m^S if'aJS^yjffij&ffa&waM^ ROBINSON SHOW IN DETROIT

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RINOLINO-BARNUM CAR NO. 3

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The B-irM>0ard MAY 23, 1920

Amusements and prtvilegbs at

parks,piers-™beachesJ y/m ITEMS OF INTERESTTO MUSICIANS

"CASH IN" WITH

Coney Circns Side-Show Û Attracting Kg Csowds—

Parlon, Shoouns OaUcrla, e

'îSta CLBVUJUIMUII

MeSEARV HAS NEW UlOWft ..'»!g*ii!t.^.^M'iiff j^* ffijffirffiMat MM Hjl 111! «l|g)j»P» M»

ig^JJJig^^^ft^ ss3;"«n.k.''sn^*^^^ 2^n»^^*-^jy5-j-^^s's^^S^Js^.^wsS SHi:^S^H£nin ill ruDûSit luMliuw A w M tk* opeMUat, nM bs npvto ttM all «• "™ ™™J^c!S?^3ob«'2^S.tB£u'^S'tei.£

.fl«i.^™. PARAGON PARKntBiu «f u« sUK" iiba u tfun dir. aitue THE TWIST* IS NEW DEVICE

' Morins device. Bvctybody plava,! Each Whlrl-O-BtUl Gune la )Us»

n. and luu an eamlns capkcltr >! tSto 110 an hour. Uodenta tnvMmentrequired, write todar for complete

FmUSSTS BRIANT SPECIALTY CO,•««ai»

»5J « Ea»t Qeorata St, rndianapolfi,

TURNSTILES

! BEACH OSWEfiO TO LEASE

CONEY ISLAND CHATTER

D eaa loomeA np M Or

Zarro-Uncer>Construction Co. Inc.

LLOYD JEFFRIES AGAIN AT AKRON

SM^pl WANTED--A LIVE AGENT 1 1

SlSSmDMU mda. aSr«i^Tmf*5 3 m every Amusement Park in the country. For the live, energetic 5,

at la*.' = park employee who wante an effective means of knocking out H.C. = '

NEW, MOVEL. UHiaUE SPANKER § L- by laminc ppare lim- iiM c,.* m have • .plcndid prapo«^ g !

= Send mrao and par!\cuUr^. P. O. Box S72, Clocinnat!, Ohio. = <

SîJ^ Si^^- SS^ IJ!Z "(iiiiinHtiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiinnii II iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hiiiii iimilniiH ;

PUBUC LIABILITV,ONE PER CEHT

NowChik T. Bmn "sa^"

r Park AnosemeBt Devlcea; Inclodlns SUra

a 78 Wiltlem Street, New York CHy.

WANTED, OUT-DOOR ACTS mDMag and 8wlniTnlng Act^ for ODe-vaek alBiida, bestnalnB Hlater dnrlDS iimniar ataann. Olve full deaeHstloo. loweat aalanr m>_m. am »twr. AtOnm OLgHTAHQY PABic, CalMwbw,

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Music RollsUBHinSOFTIIElin

erVLC HO. Hf-JL

ur Mualc to be UMle, up • to • date,

catcbUst bits of the day. Wehave Just completed our Special

Catalog; Hera Is tha Utiale toonave been looUns ton New la

yoor opportmlty. Send tor this

Cataloc now. Boat «aU. WrU*

MANUFACTURIHO CO.

Ibiee jmt, la uMb ta ^

tb«1i1nl ttrmcUoDM, mtl

ntb»r -Willi T. J, ToM * son. Jnrs panSiBrtft r«ll«r c«Btrr and «1U event? IE ttiU JBu.

COLLINS TO MAWAOe NEW PARK

minaice a nrw pan. W In kixnnt ti llU'CUfFUk. It In IKltal MCICRB AibUBT aDd »«,

k' and miUn Bwr.ind lilt bIIk aCailuu'. Tnr, (Mnn., VÛnlH, 1aad Onna lilftafc Ik* MM Ixli'

SOME MONEYGETTERS!!

Set 'Em Up Again,

BARTENDERIThe most unique ball throwing game ever de-vised! As each schooner is knocked 12ie

tray he checks it up on his fingerstl

L ff' J Write for catalog today if you want iHMF andbotA—" ^ legitimate concession that will QET THE HMEI;JUSX OUX!!

Hflstleville Trolley!! Williim Tell, JrJ!

niSIUBOLEl!L MiemCA'S FOREMOST AUTOMATIC BOWLINa OMK I

Write for full Information

JPEHH NOVELTY CO., '^^gKT^ PlnM^phb^

PARK NOTES

Fnk. T>nlt». s. D., <

NICKELIN THE j^^—î

WUt b> H dud *t tk* vuk tU* 3

tmii NFS CO. m HiH Urn, CHtenoo >

ISanatoga Park, ^

NEW MONEY GETTERA game of skill ,-whcre. Each player operates and

can pl^ the game. DialiciUnI

'

tionary, 13 - unit

IT ft. In length. T

ft. m depth and 7>4

ft. In helsbt. Fort-

S ft in deptb. Bachnalt wGlEha about100 pounds. Sendotdeis Immediatelytor early delivery.

euw Rmn ciw..w aio«MHY. kew whk cm T.g3w?!i»

IMPROVEMENTS

THE STRIKER

CIRCLE SWINGS CHANGED SSJ.'SiS'S Jl.T'b^™ rafCTSiTO CAPTIVE AEROPLANES JS^'ai «™iS°Sde1l ^"rnubS

OlKlKCKd BIG MONEY

W.M. MOOlUe, Manulaeturer. Lapeer, MIchlean

the . sears, tre bavo ji

made It the best on the inaittet.

We are equipping our ABtomMia OVenders and Operators' Bella wltli «Vented** Penny-Proof Com Cliota WlA ~

Clock Worlcs. We bave tbe var beattion ot thia type on aie naikat.

p. D. jEWNnros dtôaiPAiiY

INDUSTRY NOVELTY COMPANY

TURNSTILES

INSURANCE"-^"'-t

for AccidentsParks. ESxposltlons, Amusement GrouiPacers. Caroiisela. Whip and Hilarity l._ _ . .

tortous cases. Flill protection against sroandless and anjuat denuuida.

PUBUCiseas, Mila.-aT°!58a.'..TBW

Vaudeville Attractions Wanted for Parks

Lakewood Park Amusement Ci„ imiiIiit, i

gjjnaj rtiK s^gjnr_

|-_- - - —i —

I, P>. Bell Phone, 1117 Court.

•*THE WHIF»"

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mm A DepTtmeotDevoted to the Mnricri and AmaMtnentEod oT

FAIRSANdECPOSITIONS^^**ich, in Cn^unetioa until the Privileges and Concessions;

Constitille The BBlboard s Chief Concern,

New Circmt Fomed

% Lea^^ Fur Secniaiies

OfMissouri andKansas inMa«t-ins at Kuuu City^To Be

B As Midwest Fair

Grcuit

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ftm BcOxiu'. 3Sa., to CuiUn. Mo.

us St lb* bHt tBan lair sica lE Us cdheiij.

PU6H ELECTED WCRCTARVCANTON HAS RECORD ENTBy LIST « .

g NgrthwHlsni Mils FUc. la be lu

GWINNETT CO. PAIR CHAFfTERED.. May Ui.-*-A CbtTtn Im RUTH LAW

PemuoMat AMnm 4WM Husl A**., CUcan DL* Phonemail tod^w&Mi.

LAST CALLBurgin Community Fair

BURGIN, KY.,June 7 to 12. Best advertised affair of the kindin the State. Free license, free light, free lot. Open to all Shows andRides at 15%. Independent Concessions, SIO. Concessions withShows, S5. <'ome and prt the monev. Wire "Imt yoa \uivc, and if

you art i\jici:ic, r'.::/-.- :i ia ?]^,.' .-.-.id -j. dancesure. Umior .1 iiurg-ia ]5.^Lid. ROBERT KILEY.Sec'y.

CANTON FLYERSNOW BOOKING FAIRS FOR

Exhibition and Passenger Carrying Fllglits

We positively have the best. Excellent drawing. FairSecretaries write

CANTON FLYERS, CANTON, OHIO

t BOOK* KAHKA-

Wanted aK-fs^^-."" Sonoma County FairTo Be Held at Santa Rosa, Cat., August 23 to 29

LAYINQ OUT FAIR

BOVS AND GIRLS WORK FEATURE

MARSHFIELD FAIRMARSHFIELD, MASS. AUGUST 25,26, 27 and TWO BIG MGHTS MAV NOT HOLD CONN. FAIR

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THE RAINBOW FLYING CIRCUS-The (treatcst drawing card ever IxMked. Featuring COLLYER, STARBUCK and CRUIKSHANK, formerly THE LIBERTY FLYERS,(dto dnilied husdiw of thousands hst season at the leading faks and racGS of the Esst ajid South, This y^sXf with Diut:ti better GQuipmentand addiUooal iiihl talent, they arc prcsicnting the most sensaticmal air work ever Etaged. Comprising trapeze work, chan^png from one plane

' - - jumps from flj-ing airplanes and countless othCT tbrillerg. Fair Secretaries, write or wire at once to

MR. W. R. HARRISON, Bmt 134, Danville, Va., and get in on the ground floor. Look for us ia the Directtny.

STUPENDOUS EVENTPHILADELPHIA COUNTY FAIR

SEPT. e. 7. S, 9, 10. 11, 1920

SIX DAYS—FIVE NIGHTSTEn Good, Clean Shows, mduand MrdwoyAttraetloiu.HARIUI AUsappertunHyferaUiivCarnivat Company

WALTER R. BUCKMAN, Sm., ITKHY.MU, PA.

RUTH LAW BOOKINGS

tin. m

riee AOS, ijoncessIonL Four County Fdr.

OeRuvter. Ru?. 10, 11. 11 13. 1920

^UunetonCoioreJfairilssosiauonn^J^""^ "«. MM, LIXIHmit. KIT,

• It LINCOLN GOUMTY KGRICULTUMLiUClETY AND FAIR ASSOCIATIOH

*JTVH* KIHK.. mt. I

-

INTERMOnrTAni FAIR ANR RAdRGASSOCIATIOR

Kuiron i-.nre in the laterraountain Countiy, including Spokane,

ie, Salt Lake, Billings, Walla Wafia, Davenport, Wash.;I'luiiirnT. AionlpelicT, Blackfoot, Burley and Hler, Idaho; I-r^n,iit/ih mid \ ,iiicouver, B. C, Write "Fair Secretjuy," at each place

Tiir iiiiciriimiion, or nddi'ess D. W. Parratt, Salt Late, President, or

.1. M . Markel, i'UcT, Idaho, Secretary-Tfeasurer, for date sheet and Ontario Booking Office

Igl EW W EGAN C<rciHcmiim^

FA/ltS.¥;! JULro^Sl, CELEBRATIONS.

' Now boeMng 8piConcesaloiui for Waba, tReunlOQS la Canada. JLota write bLPaying salarfes In Amertcan money.

^'Shawano County Fair

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A m lEAL M POCKET KNIVES

FOR RACKS, BOARDS AND GAMES

Per Doz., 85c Per Grow, ^.60U.lM-lM|Mk^lMi,bfr«fnK -iNk," pAM mmmm^

Per Dos., 91.35 PerGroia,$UM«HIW-»imhrfi»w lMi-jMt,"Biiwoi<llMatDi li Mi. %iMki

•liMdiMkt,

Per Doz., $3.50lb«ln«iifMaa&*aMiiU%(tpMlt. lMklwtB^«bliHihn

SINGER BROS.

DECORATION

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Post. Prepaid. I

£-Z SNAP LINKS AND DUPLEX BUHONSFounUin Pent, Stylo Psni, Leek Backs,

Lightare, Gyroscape Tothe Specialty Line. Ge. „

KELLEY, THE SPECIALTY KING, 21 and 23 Ann St, New York,

GRAF»E JUICE

Sample Assortment

$1.00 PREPAIDTHE COMB HOUSE OF memt, ' ia

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^SS.1X7S'^S!££^ 222 W. Madison SL,'" "

CHICAGO. ILL.

01 BOYS_Oat These 0*«nib Quick

A nicely antihed metaJpta of OreralUi, lUta

, picture, painted MmIWEAaI with wblta MtaA

' aune •) u pMna.. , . OolncblK. Hurry wtille

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Newest dealsna, from 76o to $12^0dozen- Joat tlie swida for Concession-

Ures. Sheet Writera, CarnlvBl Work-ars. Pair Men and General Stores.tlOOO lorblK

Mnter Bratiers

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a OOnS from th»:MMUFtCnmERB

SLUM HUSTLERS ANDWHITE STONE WORKERS

HERE'SA LINE OF HOOPS THAT WILLBE BIG MONEY MAKERS FOR VOU.j

OIlditT nlfW •ronn letlei" on UiB

YALE RUBBER COMPANY,

tamUt BP In TBIB, bim Hnma beli

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165WEST MADISON ST.

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«. COMPTON BROS., Flndlay. Ohio

ElK TEETH CHARMS

GET IN A PAYING GAMEWrita or wire ui for eur SPECIAL BrapHitlon to start you tn thaDOUQKNUT BUSINESS. Wani maha you maka goed. No failuraa onour Hat. DO IT NOW bafora you turn anothar pag*.

CHATTEN SALES COMPANY, >6ZS-S30 Walnut St., Long Diitanca Phona, Canal GU4. Clnolnnat^ O.

MtrrOMSTS* ttCESSORIES CO.

MANSFIELD, OHIO

JfejSVmefiER STICKS^ N. GOLDSMITH A BRO, 160 No° Wona'strtrtT* - CHlCAQa ILLINOIS

THE ORIGIIIftL LUMINOBS CROCIFIXSmN^_ THE .DARKI

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^A.SSS'U^ SALESBOARD MD PREMIUMNo. 643—lAdlea' Combination

TTaWh 8«. Kold flUed, with Ei-' Bracelet and Silk

PIPES AGENTS (1.50wisTHIS IS A--

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Sbc postpaid. AH SwaggenCartrldce Top and Bottom.

I. EISENSTEIN&CO.DOUGHNUTS

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THESE LIVE ONESMake Doliars per minute for Agents and Salesboard OperatorsThe world's greatest Art MaaterpiBoes iqaiodiiced in colore and mounted under tnaMpawiiit handles onhigh grade rasora. Evray <me » mmdlv^wt a stiAer in tike lAole line. Yoa oant wtaig tiumvpenough for the omwd. Deal direct with the worid's largest rdanufaoturer of

ART PHOTO HANDLE RAZORSand novelty cutlery catalog t

Bvt.K 2IZ HORm SHELDON STREET,Golden Rule Cutlery Co.

Sent FKU cb reqoest.

CHICAO0k'IU4N0IS

Low prices toJobbersbuying

in quantities

WE ARE

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JeiaelTy,

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and GeneralMerchandise

SEND FOR OUR

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Fair Workers, Sdes Board Openlor;,

Pitclimsii, Aucllnnun, DenDintnliir^

H.Y. MERCANTILETUUIHe GO.

"WEE WEE"

A NEW SUPPLY HOUSE

MEWENaUIlO[

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MARTIN JOINS BRAUDE

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CARN IVALSAND HIS MAJESTY. THE BEDOUIK

RICE & DORMAN DO WELLAT KANSAS CfTY, KANSAS

Appear IMer Auspices of American Legion atSwrcnih and Packard Streets—Lineup oftndioiii^ Ride* and Crairwiom a Fw

I Oii»-4Aaiiy New Tops

e ud iDiiis. , wHttaw WORTHAM PRESENTS GIANTI cMi^^t eoti. bat did not

ant QWAMr moon aw, wwi nnlL tEtt

ibB an a* (dlMUts ta U*

WANTED

le Eclipse Exposition ShowsjUt ATTMCTIOH HR A HT SHOW tbat con aitertBin the public. WnM-Real Showmeo of all deecriptioos, a T^raiiutiaEler bandy with tools,

male and female WresUen (need not be champions). Wanted—

A

Girl for the Broom inuraon,«^^t 110 lbs. Concessions of all kinds.Week May 17th, Norristowu, Pa.; week May 25th, Baltimore, Md.Address all mail to FRANKLIN &. STEEN.

Shows and GMK8SSi0fis,Tal[e NoticeBIO HATAL. FISHER IB STILL ON THE JOB.

If the loUowlnff ToutB loolca gooA to you, Join lu: Utbaiu, IIL, week May17: KarhBkee. lU. week May 24; Sprlns Volley, JO, waek May SI; Janea-ville, Wl9„ veek June 1; Ean Claire, Wla„ -Week June 14; Mtnneapolia,Minn, week June 21; Pipestone, Mlna., week June aa: SuperEor, Wis,

WORLD'S FAIR SHOWS. C. G. DOD^

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aicQBAItV COMES EAST

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nTto^ iuUi li^^nnlidS a( Ib^aSwowa^

BISHOP UNITED SHOWS

FOR SALEUSED MONKEY SPEEDWAY IN

GOOD RUNNING ORDERAlso fine Old Chinatown, complete with bont. Wanted sleeping cars.

W. PIWKER, wwWi Ufim ufawhctotr at AmuiMBi Dwiwi, Uavenwnrlti,Kyisas

BASKETS BASKETS BASKETSA bis st«k ot Baeketa In this alze, Juat trhat yon wont. Oct a (iUEU)tIt7

price. Ten na bfftr many yoa wont and w^ bIto jrou the price.F. P. CHOCE <l CO^ eas WaahlitaUn Street, Hew Varfc CKy^

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rn• ' is 1 1 IKoap <i

"NOTHING SUCCEEDWAMXEO^FOB—

MOOSE RE-UNION aid' STH AND &lt«ND, . ;n HMIEI, WM; Ml

SHRINERS' JimiLEEHnmiEiiPtiLis. Mmii.,

Week May 31st

FIRST SHOWVtll FurnMH Equlpnmit

and If NaoMniy, CkplM tar

OTHmC TOO COOB

Can place Diving GIri Show, Hawaiian \nilage, Mu-sical Comedy or Vaudevttle Show.

WANT—Riders for Autodreme, Freaks for Pit Show, Novelty

Acta for SOCIETY CI RCUS. Those doing two or more given pre-

ferenoe. Best of accommodations.

Address CHARLES MARTIN, Owner,— ' - - Minn- WMK inns Mr JihmOiIi-

PtA, KMtaerSlltMkvMwk Jnawisk May 31it; St. Cloud, Minn

1 ma mam aireaui rr.<s Street Fair. Auiplcaa City P-JuM24lh, AuiplM* American Lsgicn Band.

SECRETARIES—YOUR INSPECTION IS SOLICITED

DOLLSIC Q. ABKOOT tHOW*

lit tana, yXa m RMr aSlair *> nud

—— i>u>_a 1. IM, wllk twg 4Mt* lata

Kuuwwsys

MUIR'SPILLOWS

(ROUND OB SQUABS)FOR BAZAARSAND CARNiVALS

ALWAYS GET THE PLAY

Sales&oaril Operators

MUIR ART CO.

Week June 28th to Jily 5thA OOOD 10 OR 1G<CAR SHOW.

B, Show .tiarins a- B^oA Band Bad Fraa A«t Smne. This Perk draw* (or EO miles ammd. VMta ar

hTf. MAGWUSSON, Mgr.. Country Club Park, Wilbar, Wabfriw.

Win cire a boons b

AGENTSPUDLIN & PERRY,

BUitiii IdnDda'a booDdtaf Ujk iriia act antA etmMr uanim n«L *<Doe*' BaalaiaU la n *

USCAJVDE:SCENT LiAMPS.,

"'fl"i£"iiienTiii6 iaup

,?S^%n LEWIS EXPOSITION SHOWS

O" BUM**'*SALE--TEHT, SjOjeO^

oite snu&& j&iEr'SJUni!k

KANSAS CiTV DOLL 00. TO MdVEKIUU GItT, Ms.. Itar IX—Ttc bB*» OtT

Boll SKi. On., wbotaau aad rBl»U d«U«a„laiutnuT doiih DOW iDUM at tat But TmltUiitTBtt. tlili ^tr. vlU, ilMirt JoBo 1. wan la

macii lati^ qairttra at fNB Baat Twairtb aticH. Wanted, Midget or FreakawwssK.WJswasrJsssuVi."-'- - —

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IgarnivalgarayansBi| AU BAbA

WE ARE SO BUSY

K2 2Sit»TiS

ai BRIDGE GOMPINV

GLUB ROOM FURNITUREMaded Qoodi - Stage Money

8«nd tot FiM CaUog Tods]'.

PRIVILEGE CAR SUPPLIESTRICK CARDS MAGIC DICEm KinJs Every !:as.-.ip[ioii

HUNT ft CO.Dept Q. m H.WtBi 8L, Ctoito. in

I biHUp. DO, lU ira, tntttr at 'MUDa. BMIad. fir—Iiimt. iwuRr-iiHii. *• «•

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E April 15 rmi D

I, ipMltl aiciit viUi Sol's Oolttd

THE SUMMER ISSUE OF THE

Shure Winner Catalog No. 8818 NOW READY FOR MAILPNG.

XVrlte (or yoar eopr now, Blvlng your home address, and a catalog iclll be mailedto you at once. MerehtmtUse Uiat hail pfoven lo be In the whirlwind seller clasB, gooda that^luLp With sBlea-imduclnv 4iia]ltl«* are tha only hind that And Bpaca to this ca.ta.log.

THIS BOOK CONTAINS THE FOLLOWINQ LINES OF MKItCHM«DISE:

iKtnemm

N. SHURE CO.,PARTIES FOR

ND NOT TO

LILLYDOLLWITH WIG

PROMISES TO BE

THE LEADERFOR THIS SEASON

i We are booking orders now. It will

^be to your advantage to get in line

to handle tbis Tvinner. Send for cata-

llogue and price list. Our prices are' right. We also have large stock of

the best dolls. Shipments at once.

UNITED STATES TENTand

AWNING COMPANYI North Desplaines Street, CHICAGO, ILL.

Dinie Ze[Rler. ilrs.

ATTENTION!

It ^tal^ M ^MM^ It^JU

io tt^ trouper,

^aMnrtjiT^^Jlli BIH. tit ttt^Mmdil

BALLOONSTRICKS, JOKES.KNIVES, NOVELTIES

SALESBOARDOPERATORS

d^'tawfV^^r^ 4IW ^» a£

NWAiNaTrte.Lirtnl BMIMsn <t Nritt amH M A» WrM,

|lfill!#,Wi|

i "it^'oK^" "THE LIMIT"

I Price per gal. $5.30 In 10 sal- tots S5.00. H bbl. lots and over 54.75

1 FLORIDA FRUIT JUICE CO., Inc., ^'hVSVohk, h"^." |

ROSE O'NEILL KEWPIESm. n 0. lU OHOb DMn PXHt Km MM*. IHi.

wtth ilM. BantMt * Caw Haw Toi^

ALFRED MUNZER, M^pb.nUH E. Mth SL, NEW YORK

and nil Mdxtt m }>B>Md. tM imt wafl '

ftuMP *gj|ttat|rti™^ ^Ht mw at V^mslb* tmt andpntUtrt i«iBTua tl ttm Mn

li a nc«rt w«(r. a«tu t. nsta. I>s

«iaS MADE'laSMMW^^

UlAUTCn A CARNIVALnANlLU COMPANYfor American I/eglon

S!SSI%su'?e.vciiS^5« few.'???: :

;

NEWMAN MF6. CO.,

WANTEDi ED. A. EVANS GREATER SHOWSi White or odoicdrM»m^ bnl. vIB fmaUi wtaoobo^tatt* *ad act£U toairr DAPRATO BMTHEIS

ComyniBiil Dolb mjNwiMn

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m

^ COIN MACHINE OPERATORS,

^SHOWMEN, GONGESSIONAiRES

AND HUSTLERS

Athletic machinespay the best <£ bQnw-fitimpca aod we make tile best tiiso is

made. The Oiampion MuEcle Developeralways has a full money box, and doesn't

m Deed any "Out of Order" signs. We1waBt your bu^ness, bo slip us an ord^.

si CHAILES M. WEEKS CO., WaUen, N. T.

Johnny J. Jones Exposition WantsWanieS to bo; all binda of Ballroad Cars. Must be In good condition. Canalaa aae several bis Carnival Wseddb account disappo[iitmt?Qt In not getilng

No tims to dicker. Can place few mora Miialcians fDr All-Amerioan Band]

JOHNNV T. JONEsf G'en>ral^Mii»g>r,°WMk lrt>r 17th, D^^oi'i, Pa.; wa<^May 24th, Canton, Ohio,

JOSEPH MGR CO.

PBACS BXPOSmON SHOW*

BEANE'S UNITED SHOWS WANTUBBRT-GO-BOmO) and ANY OTHER GOOD REDE. Can plwe Sbinn andAttraction of merit. AI^ LEGITIMATE CONCESSIONS OPEN. Will MilXCLUaiVB COOK HOUSE and JUICE STAIfZ). Want FIB8T-C1.AB3 DAM.cms PAVHJON. (No 'iS.) want to hear from Bood promotorB and ShawpBOpIa la an Unee. Write, wire or pbone, Bell Poplar 5i3. r'"V~*\BEANE'S UNITED SHOWS, 1454 Ridge Avenue, PKiladalphi.. Pa. Zmw,'^

MAC'S GREATER SHOWS Mi

Elfi^^P AND DICEStrippars, Slisk AaM>

Jooka, Ele.

'^£:Fs.iS4B MAGIiniC LODESTOIElarra hj ihi. oisoniiation. ud. Qooda sent by mall C. O. D. If S*o la

^ra„Ll ^Trl!m".=™. ™ sent with order. Quick asrvlce and•r,i.»i] In y,j'^nirw ' BnDdir aatlafacUon BiutittntMd. Catatog Free.

=;..rf;™sKSfffi '•'"""•5S.r>.«>

1:":£Fa,-.';,lS WE ESTABLISH

OM WORTHAM SHOWS pONCESSIOH TBCTS

"aa*t^''nr'be'^'^'i*^ ml QUICK SERVICE • PtttCES WGHT%ib' *?'b f"""-"^"!- WORKKIAHSHir TOE BEST«.» Bj.kt^-i^^£ZtZ THE F. J. BURCH MFGaCaL .JX.^^^SI'.^.ZjSm^ pueblo. COLORAOO

^r^M^S i- ZELLERS, The RtidlBi SiMMakei

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"I^tee B 1 1 1boa r d

THE BIGGEST FLASH FOR THE LEAST MONEYFOR CARNIVALS, FAIRS, PARKS, SALESBOARDS, PITCHMENand prieM. Bottei

BON TON TENCosts you TOc. Store va'

e by ndlng flOiOO for

SWIFT SIXCarta you 33b.

Stars value, ^M.

L a real Idea of Uio fluhBONANZA

Coit* you SBb.

idM for Paddles.ttWMb battar wrKa In for full pvtleulir*ndvala* of thlo llm.

DAINTY VIOLETOotta yoa 37o. Stora value, $Z23.

E. M. DAVIS PRODUCTS CO^ d^l B4I5, noo-m Gaiion he., Chicago, III.

EASTERN DISTRIBUTORS, VIXMAN &. PCARLMAN, • 620 Penn Am., PITTSBURGH, PA.

AUt BmuUM iiHto. Tka- jaTSr^Mt an tt* Mki Oat tnu

^^MftKL NOWELTY MFt CO, fttC ia£35wIffVS5^JEo£r__ ^ OSniAIW AfPimtATIVE

5 ^•ffisa-aJSWif^rs?'*.^" f » Stta> ARiDBt, FMsM. BL. *ai R«ntlr n-- _ S ccM^tqrJtr. MBt UrL Odb T. KnnKdl; "We

Ml R wflTw • av tnt'ia b* ton

?!^

IE^R reunion at COLUMBUS, I

{ATTENTIONm[.Concession Men

HERE'S A NEW ONE

A Miss CoquettePROM HAVANA.

A-1 SELLERRicked Six Dozen to a Case.

} In DoEcn I«ts. $10.75 per doE. With Motiotr.

zcn Lota. S7.25 per dozen. Bare.333 Lots, »7.0Q p-

ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.

1 an raders,

"^

JEROME BECK A CO.342 East 61st Strast, NEW YORK CITV

JWritacMiaisoiniliiris 5?^S&_. —

NEW PROCESS-PRINT YOUR OWN

FELT PENNANTS, SILK PILLOW TOPSand all kinds of Fainted Game lATOtttS. RUnt SlKna or Flctuns In Ursa qnanU-lles. A boon for Street Fsirs, CanlMla or OoavatlUaDS when qmntltlea areIn deawiHL No press or madilneiT MmO. All colon can be pmcbaaed fromany paint atore. Save the maaalmaUmta* and JbWwT BnOtK A ddUMoperate It. OutBt -when complete lAaa BttM naoa fii trvnk. am P. tkOrder and set complete fonnnl» and wmibIh WUO.WM. MgQUARRI E, Chemist, 40 N. Pearl Street, BllM» M. Va

REFERENCES; FtUeUty Trust Co.. Bank of BaKalO.

SHIMMIE DANCERSWIMU TO MIT TeUK rMMV. SMCRTNL HOVEH~~ ~"

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74 Tlie Billboard MAY 22, 1920

WANTOFU HMDS

GLOVERfiVILLE,THE AMERICAII EXPOSITIOH SHOV* "SmSXthm

K_ Df c CalibAUaB. Srat Bbow la, la*r 2tm to Mlhl

M. J. LAPP. Gren» FaUm. N. V, tl

WANT

KANSAS CITYTHE OLD RELIABLE AS WELL AS THE NEWEST AND

MOST UP-TO-DATE STORESepbiheCONCESSIONAIRE

AlwaysOnHand

Two of Evans' Winners

'

wn km Utr t, fittiat an u

tad tfiîMr. ^^V'^^ * iS'n^mTlnnunn'dmrt. wbidi at ibus vUl w tut

J. flENBT fJACK) KOIILBEt ipast fw

S H. C. EVANS & CO.,

CI»t>WWCMII)riO«ES,iHllllllg

DEVIL'SBOWLmO ALLEYencAT GRIND none

Write for fnformalion and pries

ttawi, CHICAGO, ILL

"lock. Block KDd bunl." <l to *Vwt LmiT-

lafaant tat Ihm prttoBin 4t lk«An, plumed

mo* wmiMd Id ctmôg LUr mllutCnv* Uhlinf of iboBt foctr mllH.

Mimyy -^mtaM." iMMbic I* tea Bn-Wn. BBBuft. Tkmui iMt aMTJM- '

feiJt »«• BiiMiwiiM tab puh M-

Fair and Carnival MenWeoSertwoof ttaeverybestGarnival doUson the market today

SHO>NY AND APPEALINQTHEV HAVE JtLREADV PROVEN TOPORKv onms this vm

OvmroMilQCllindlr hrmSBa^WRITK FOR COPY

WandnindAs InqwftiBM of iritiiicipodi toyon

WESTERN DOLL MFG. CO.A. J. ZIV, PrMldint.

IH.SR W. RnMI* Strati, CHIOMO, ILLPtion* Franklin 8131

Urissst Novelty Doll Manufacturers In the WorldNEW YORK office:. 41 UNI

EêUBESSER In Charge.COME rN AND LOOK US OVER.

SQUARE. WEST.

. 1!Im Nn Tol-

CANDYFOR CONCESSIONS

Quality

IVILLE. FLASH2Sc (MI 25cTh* RmI naah Color DOLLIMMEDIATE DELIVERIEt. MKUSnVf NO BnEAKAGE.Out nen finish (no paint); liM Ifcl Hiwwilll llF II 1 1 niiiili i1 ii

BEACH VAMP MISS VERY TIMI3

MLLE. FLASHSPLASHJ/IEG 1 RL ^par Hum, PliU ».U UaEue M

easH wim SROcn. sekd for oaraw,

GENTRIil DOLL & NOVELTY COMPANY,I

CHICUO. lUIHOIt.

:. A. ITOEXaAlT. d

;inrt>w."ll^.'"!l

10 Sl^\ttf ud Co*T u

TBa KicE A ttoMiAM auova dum'tln(a K. c pcopor, Mt spoHd op Iior I'

AruHiiiMolt, KUBOO OttJt KuRk. ocrnt*

Wanted to Buy a Frolic RideConditk» dT tauUm fbm not BuMK. W2! p«y OMh. FIqmb state

AiSnm Frolic,cw BIHbearf,IW Y«-k City.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED WHEEL MEN

DON'T WORRY ABOUT

SU^GARORANGEADEand Lemonade Powder

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1920 CM2E

tl.TS EACHSQUATS

NosunplM—Wire money—Goodsahippcd same day.

MOHAIRassorted thsdea, impoited, nith

the Real Kevrpic Wave,

$3.50 LB.

ROSE O'NEILL13-iiich, plaster, dressed vrith

Mobtiir,

$8.50 DOZEN

SQUATSdn;ssc(i with Kewpie Mob4ur,

St.SO DOZEN

A. CorensonNovelty Co.6^6^4 So. Broadway,

LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

WORTHAM'S WORLD'S BEST WANTED, MIND READIRB ACTgood InsliDe Lee-ATTRACTIONS.

i May ITlh; Majr

It SPICA "^S ROYAL VENICE BANDSI AT LIBERTY. Open for CONCERT, Etc.

NEW YORK.

="»POSTERS"»""« .......'3

„CARDSBANNERS ^

S RUBIN A CHERRY SHOWSTO ADVERTISE

4th JULYCEL'

THE DON

TKI An Psptora—Purat—Citdif o"'"*"";'.*,™'

IHLWW PODTAIIE TRUNK SIANO .•;.V"'" " ""

" CELEBRATIONS J SSSil'

1 THEDONIU.DSOIIUTHOCO. i ~fJ™^-3 NEWPORT, KENTUCKV 5 S..* SS^S;.

USE THIS-* FHMMUM THAT II A HAL I

tWEt-MBWiOW-TMpniLHkli|M mMlai|f li Iv '^'"^ ^ "'^il'W

WONDEWIL nSJMMNUni FM IIMIfloirsM Makes of Records,

Anjf Size or Cut.

CouponBztra loud, clear, sweet-toned Boundtm; SlteDl^ powerful sprinK motor;antomsUo reynlator, Btarter and «top-per. Cftblnet finished In Colonialtnahostmy. The met&i phtib bi^hiyntekeled. Will last a. lite time. »a-3

' cnaruiteed In every respect.

Phonoeraph will be shipped upon receipt of

12.00; you pay the balance, 18-08, after youget tho phonograph.

Plays Viclor, Columbia, Eto" r^Z^s. ai'i?-^.?'mi imam tmii I »,S2;iiS; £ TTii i -.

COLUMBIA

SALES COMPANYNEWARK, N. J.

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Attention, Carnival Companies!Wamn rmdy to coNbAgwtfcrlUfi

MCESTMSYEU

W*mnwly to cDtukkrWRITTEN faidm from REPUTABLE CARNIVAL ORGANIZATIONS for ShwIfaAgMltf <cBnM WWIil rtUMf jwipttritiom wuidand^ Th* right U i <! to MjKt

niNHM smn fmr aid cxpottnoiiIIOV.11-26

THE

KKiianE

Concessions Attention'Wonderful Ja-i BabLc9, always wtimero, his

sUm^ quick deliTery, flashy etutCA Good size $4^ Dozen; 100. S3SA>

Extra. Jjott atn-^Jn Dqmb: mo tor fSOOMFan ana MMBtia 1M>wSaA Does.Terms: MC wJi wMl QtaM.WI— C.0.1X

Ko cbarsa tor pmtiblas.

L. PEllEGRINI & CO.B1E LOCUST STREET, PHIUDOPHU, PL

ar> at. Liaii li DO beadfiBrtnT

CANDYFOR

CONCESSIONS

BRACH'S

MIMIC WORLD SHOWS WANT

ggaL-Mr--&=-.5;--35£-gS-

It nfieniiir. lu. InToimatlon. writs

ssSrSK"Ss~:K J. J. HOWARDZS'S^- De^rtorn, CHICAGO. ILL.

', CORCESSIONEIS

HeUETBKKUMl aSB^M M Mr aiUDId iBinhFi. O-VMn SbniK

PUT-AND-REPEAT.ASiiZ

eUlY SAUSBMIB ASSOnMEIfSb (ha erfMau* Kind af Cbsootetaa Tiut Invito Then To Try Aoatn.

auSQUDIANNA RUG & PREMIUM C

Marv^ Cigarette Case$f (OO Can ba opened or^ Cmeh *^ the two m:de>.

""/l^^m""* go!"

=^ STILLS

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Attention, Carnivah Circus OwnersSAVE R. R. AND MOVING EXPENSES

You can locate for the entire summer in tlie livest spot in the coimtry

DETROirS AMUSEMENT CENTER. Jefferson Ave., at BELLE ISLE BRIDGE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN. '^jiU amuaments here have been doing capacity business for past four wshi.

This location is to be occupied by the largest

COASTER AND WATER RIDEin the world, built entirely f>f steel, but owing to our inability to secure building material atpresent will delay work until fall.

mil book good Circus, Dog and Ptmy. Animal, Wild West and Mechanical Shows. Motor-dram^ Eli WhMt Noah's Ark. Circle Swb^ :, Honey Moon Trail, Venetian Swings, ahd any-other

I and rides.

- Or iriB book good* high^îwa Carnival Company intact i nons too lai^

Aet tfiMu Phone, wirew «fit«

FREDERICK INGERSOLL. Fine Edgemoa 2801. 142S Mhisoa Ave.. DETROIT. UCH.

ATTENTION mt Stn W«tasGREATER 8HEECLEV SHOWS

c%,;^,?oV7-IN-1BllU00K

>uw Mr emu. BJnrie umit. Ho. M e(

BRACKMAH-WEILER CO.

, imAa diet. irhliUc. ttH

niMir.*" >t «mptT_ UtekM 'tn&e, i

YOU WILL LIKE OUR NEW

PLASTER DOLL!New DeagD—Hew, Suney 'FioiA.

'

$36.00 a Gross.

BEST PAPER DRESSES MADES5.00 a 100.

nimîtl ADieseedDoQatSOceatscadt.-'25% depotit raqidred.

FImn sendfw onr faw cabJogue.

MYlE$SinOS.&eo.,uniisvuE,

BRUNSBitnralltm of taokt poBtbff oal *f Ue lUct

with u*^''^luoiuE' ''^JM^bin

1 Tbf "llDOiIcr Bond Cluinpiai.'*^DrttliiftrtT

EVERY NIGHT

CHOCOLATESÎnallnl viKn'ta leU It wbcs dpt. Jotui

Beid. ind:. li Ua Belt iMii.—W. A. JUTe,

SOME FREAKSEND FOR CATALOGUEThequalitykecpeit&^MliuuluKiA-muMi all the Ume. lUnl eaA.B*hiKeC.O.D. ShlpktoM.

If It UvM Beyond the Suokllng Age

OTTO H. BRUKSU N. Smoon4 St^ St. LmMs, M*.

«n>. I<M OMl^MO »dM*l«M two tODTKI

For Quick Sale

•T."^ LAST CAI^L!

WHITE PLAINS,

LAST C/VL.L.!

Y., CELEBRATIONliAAY 29tti TO JUNE: Sm.

IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BANK ROLU, GET IN TOUCH WITH ME.WANTED—Pit ShowB. Athletic, Five or Ten-io-One, mnaions. and any-

thing that Is Eood anil cleaiL Boom for Blankets. Pillow Top. Ham, Saconand otiiers. except Candv. DoUs and Fruit. Opening lor Falmlstir, StiooUngGallery. Cat Game. Ball Ge " — " ' " ——JULES LARVETT. 1M7 E

e and all other Concessions. Wire, Ooa't write.

STEVENS BROS.' EXPOaOE HUGHES, MGR.

Ai nrAve nnniriMr i week may n-a, waterburv. conn.ALWAI9 PUUmnu I WEEK MAYfi*-a. hartforr conn.

TWO.*BREKtT niisiAi MT nons niurao nitonuiiMMKITO Mill.. mw-nnM.uffc

rttt^ffa^gg^^ Cm Place at Oici, Motordroini Complete With Rider

Wire SMITH oreater uwitep shows.

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CONCESSIONAIRESUVE WIRES—HUSTLERS

ATHLETIC SHOWS BARRBD

C>n Net B* Hald In CanMotton WHhCarnival* in State aF MiohiMa

at KM t-t biM.. Bmi ys»^.

I N0RTHWE8TBRN SHOWS

ROVAL EXPOSITION SHOWS|

lU irui«D«ti camplittd ud an :

EiTMlncii bBskb an. ti ibla wiilliiE (W ,

BEADS AND

BRACELETSSPECIAL QFfER TO CONCESSION-

AIRESm FAIR WORKERS:

iMawWMIIbUBlMUt, n(;DK.Said tSM lot the above Bamide

"na'iHDiM Mb oclcbnthn nfll In baU In tMbwt Bf^MwgMl tor tht Matlt <d a blf mr

WORLD'S FAI R SHOWS^loTtflie. lu., out iv-^ from nir'

5fi4>«a opened brre Ifa^ 10 for tbt -wed, QBim

•^^rrr woTkt^^h* a Ttoiu nlttaout theaa

IF bsnun taaUâirinl BiMdIc^

duituUH.^Mdf ika Mto at U( jKiuv

^^^^^CHRISTIB LANDS STRBKTS

For PHmo 8h«wa tn St. JoMpEw Vlo.

J^BÎ^H. ^Î^tôt Hi* mm Bluira. Ii

RUBIN A CHERRYTo Open Ntw Vorfc OfficM

Streehnen, Carnival

Fair Worliers

AERIAL

BALLOONclimbB up in the ail

alter Dlown up-

A big bit ftigd^wonderful

Per Gross. $4.50BALLOONS

Dolls, Teddy Bean, PaodlM

READY NOW—GATAIOGRB. 31

SINGER BROS.—r m tUtl B Law H.

'

n kMP lo

Something NewA MONEY MAKER FOR AU<

EUREKA CUSHION CO,IK*. MRLMID * MM, PniK

tta W. Main, XENIA. OHIO

The UrgedSupply HDBse

? PROPOSITION ?2 Sbowi^ AttaMhL I0>tii-1: Mrtbtov. Ona mora Bld*> W« eaicr you

' we (UA tnit So par cut. We bna a teaaon. Cook House tuad CleaniêaBloiia write. CAN VBB RMd Staa Aeti SUgh Btve prtfened. Tea.e 1b plentT of money babind outfit. Can elv« Kood rcfennce. Mll-kee. Ma? IS to IS. HINKV BROS.' CREAM CITY SHOWS,

State St, Milwautce*. Wis. Local and Long Diitanee Phone, Wast 2%

SnUMAN ENGINEERINGCORPORATIONWluWHwiii„

OAROaSELLESHI8H STRIKERSiMuiEMEiiT ouTmnn

behscheil-spIuman companySrnd for jirirrH, otc.

NORTH TONAWANDA, N Y,

SALES BOARD USERS

THE WONDERS OF 1920, INC.Owing to the flood Jn PoughkeepHle this Show wob In taue (eet ot water,and we will rtltialn htro another week. WANTED—Four-pleco ColoredBand tor ClroDS. Also want Concesalone: must be legitimate. AddressiTioiIMI May 17-22. Pouahheipaie, N. Y.; May 24-29, Maridsn, Conn.)HaySI'Jnna 6, New London, Conn.

lEIflZEUSrl

OPPORTUNITY i

' SALESeOARDS ^ I

. THIS MONTH IrtSjKiaHyGo.*

TZ4-T34 Fad«i

CONCESSIONAIRES

"^fwEST HAIlTodLL fSiCT

Can Place at OnceMotordrome complota for aeaaon. Must

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Tlie Billboard TO

BE YOUR OWN BOSSII f=

$50 to SI 00 A Weik EasyMAKING

Black & WhitePhotos Direct

Post Cards!

NEW Daydark Camera

Boys, Grab Thu Quck!

PHEViailS CXPERIHMB UMHIMMAIIV.

BTGrSuicitSOO^ PROFIT

1 s e:

vSSr electric umpsCOMPARE THESE PRICES

TUNGSTEN. HITRDCCH.WMB. EdMi^ftiM OarPita 1 Wm. CdtwriMea. OwPitoi.

EVERVTHINB «ni WED IN 0£CTIIIC IMIHIW. AT GIEIIT SIVIKGS

ELECimna. t BMIIHIIINC Cmf, TIB BiWi aw. (45IIi St.) Nm Ynt N.Y.

Beautiful DollsCatalogoeFree

Attention

Live WiresWhy bnjr cheaper and 'lessvalue Boards wben you getso mucb more taera for tesa

G Fine Geld-nlatad, Guar,anlesd Watches, look llk<soUd Bold, with fancy dial; abis flasb. 6 Money Fobs to

^ J^QJJQGuaranteedValM Man-a

S-i=S$1(;.5lln box. lU

Hecht, Cohen & Co.,

WANTEDViiillnlsts aod Clarinetists

Itaose vhoare atao aklUetl and unskillediBMhanlcs need apply. THE WILLYS-OVERLANP COMPAHV. Elyria, Ohio.

WANT AT ONCEUna-fon Player, One Ballyhoo Man

Lautber Big Side Show

^MOSMMIS WANTED

WANTED ^{?fSV?also E-nm Clarinet Playpra. Must boA^and A. P. ot M. Write W, M.ATTEBERV. Director, ContinsnUI MO'yt Corp.. Muskeaon. Mich.

WANTED

neUpenUHoseCo.

tlo. Jt-~M tarn- t nrtl*'**lt.tfm» . - I,UW Baw25% With order, balanca

C. O. D.

We aell an Idnds btankfMIciAMtaraa, siso IToTeKy,CanOy. Watdi and Jawaln^BtMrte B«Bd tor drcnlan

m-m-m w. madison 9t^CHICAOO, ILL.

OH, BOYS!IFYOUAKINTHEMUKETFOR A WHEEL, THIS IS ONE

p. C, on one side and Candy on the otber Bide.

The sky la the limit. Size of Wheel is 18 Inches,waisht. 5 pounds. tS% down with bU orders. My•tor* room la at No. S North Front Street. I wishto tiiaak Uax Kane for the tSOOJ)t order; alsoBlabop Turner. All tbose that have orders in. sendaddress, as wheels are ready, , Address all mailFRANK CHEVALIER, Box 538. Celumbus. <H»io.

SOL'S UNITED SHOWS WANTMolordronie Rider, with or without

and Whip. First-i .— . . ,' 8AM SOLOMON, Manaaar 8ol^ UldM Www^ Wma, lO, ViMk— ™*" "III., wnsk of M«v MUh

BmI nwHsmmiMa lor Bob irkuml^li oertTrr-fi TTiirn tr- TTmniimi TIfIrrt Yniigicar* BoTa PMfd Ufcaro par wta.

Concessions and Sliows Wanted

EHRING'S ATTRACTWRS

Edwards & Taggart Shows

1

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i Bbn

Send for Booklet.

REGALDOU MFG. CO., heIH firecne SL, NEW YORK (OTV.

GLASS GILTWATCHER

9 DOZEN.

rat Cuw^ Pin Ciublaw. inrtOT, nwebH. Unl-a BBUL^fOdTH, Dcm, FUhm lupt. ^TUdr Swa^

srRECnHEN ANDeoMconoMSUPPUES

m-m Sculh SI, PMlldllpMl, Fl.

STRONG-BOY BTOVB

HCPLEMESIWORLD FAMOUSCAPTAIN BRAY

ConcessionairesCLOSING OUT 50.000 PKCS.

FLOWER ird^EGCTABLC^SCEDS

DUP^B»nn^ BuliBUn.

FAHTUS BROl, ili 1 DeirbMn S., Ct

4 GLC»e GUM VENDORS

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rn The Btl&boaiipat

OHi Bovi vniKr a knock own thokCHmm bwkeis ark ok oolor whbeui tfJklMPJ'iS'JSSlSs.''

THOMAS J. HUGHES ^srS!^SSJ^'StrssiS^^ASK ANYONE WITH THE WORTHAM SHOWS WHAT THEV THINtK OF MY BASKETS

NO QUESTION ABOUT IT

JAPANESE GOODSOFFER YOU

THE BIGGEST FLASH AND BEST VALUETEA SETS, BIRIIY SETS, CAKE SETS,CUPS and SAUCERS, VASES, ETC.

SbHb^V^ for all kinds of games. - - - Catalogue upoa request.

TAIYO TRADING COMPANY, Inc.325 W. MadUon St., 101 nflh Ava.,

CHICAGO NEW YORK

WANTEDBemardi Greater Exposition Shows

AtbUtlo Omw: irlU fnrnlah mmplete outfit. Also Pit Show; wUI (oislah

oomplate, Inch)dine Taut, Bsaneis. Flta, Etc Al» Feature Shon; wUlfamish CArved Wason Front; will tumlab »irell Platform outAt. Wantone looa FTDUMw: also Hamian 8tMl and Onltar Flayan. Win paytop Mlwlea. Want Animal Tralnw, Talkeni and Orlndera. Win bur orSnance any Show ot merit. Thin Show plays real tcrrltor;', has ten real

Fairs, IncludlES Spokane. Wash.; Helena, Mom.: Salt Laku City, OtaJl,

,h.-K r,UI(<.rT,LL AiL'Jr.:;i v,o=l, Mjy 17lh, C...,o„ CAy, Culo.; week May2Mh, Dcnvrr. Ciito. IVlr.- rr.l.ICi; OCRNARDl, Mgr.

PRiecO EXPOSITION MlOVn

tkt tKt ttait U»cbEateo" ft

T.''^?SrC^

HEADQUARTERSFOR

BALLOONS. WHIPS

and NOVaTIES

. n* BotUT (nub ti

« tB ctmr IM etU

DOLL-UF*(or FAIKSud CARNIVALS irith

OassyWid DollsWrite fw Catalog—it's Fnm.

F. W. NACk, 1421 W. Clark St, CUcago(PHOME, SUPERIOR 7074)

eiBLEV eERVICE ACTIVITIES

M. SILVERMAH

A PERFUME STORE

Great White Way Shows

SUPERIORI PERFUME CO.

ImwMOnyiiin^ jCHii»ao,iu.

' wmm mm fair

AND UVE STOCK SHOW

HARRY K. MAIN SHOWS WANTS »^^»%s^..-gSUfr« HaaoEer tor Plant. Show. Join «B «lM, AIM CMond MftaMn aaft i^fe^gfftHfci f- ff.

and Door Talker for uune. OoncaaKw. OC mtt MMa. AUteM HARRY K. <*• » »-•

-..«A>«-m«T.,.™w.BtO. W. OREERWIILD'S UHITED SHOWS. ^WfllTEB MERRY-60-R0UIID TO JDIR IR TWO WEEK,

500% Profit for AientsCM^ an iMMa PMv nauuHOU) ilUIHO

FOR SALE, FIRST-CLASS JUICE STAND Hirrll. ef eooUugw Ii

WANTED TO PLACE A FEW GOOD, CLEAN,UP-TO-DATE CONCESSIONS

WANTED\vast cuss cuuavAL gompamt

\ WsW lot tts Ponca D^irtniil Bal

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The is i 1 1 1> a a F d

DRINKS REFRESHING

For Shows, Parks, Fatrs,BatI Games, Dances, Etc.

Orange-Julsp, LuMUt Jilto|i,CbM^ry-Julep, CnupOi J«JtR Jlqnioot-Nrctar, Applo Oder' ana TlneappUCider.

15 s^llon, $1.25 each prepaid; 6 for$6.00 prepaid. 60 gallon. $3.50 eachimpaid; 6 foe $18.50 prepaid.

CHARLES ORAHGEADE CO., Mtdhan tt KMtner, CHICAeO, ILUHOIS

WANTED,GOOD,CLEAN SHOWSAND CONCESSIONS

—TO JOIN FOR SEASON AT—

100% CLUB EXPOSITION, SAN JOSE, CAL,MAY 29 TO JUNES

Will {urniih oonplete outfit forHawaiian Entertainers,infolding 60-ft. banner front. Want good Illusion, also

FrMksKnrl04nr-l. Have ntod spots following SanJose,under aaiîoaa,iuoludiDgSalina^BBigWeek ancURodeo.

trnnuM ft snvn EXPotmoR showsCare 100% Qub Exposition Shews, San Jose, Cat.

WIIRLD'SUIRGESTNOVELTYDOLL

Flo-Flo ^. Felies

tlQR. Size. IS iDcbee. Wean a"Vis, veil, a bcuUfal Okmand a heavenly smlla. TIAl-

Packed onîn a boi. 3 Doe,

Wi.- have Dolls ranetaB rrDm

$8To$40E3.

PRICE, S36«0 PER DOZEI

I2S%itopoalt with ordsr.BaiMM G a D.

S.K. RofBlty Co., Inc.391 WatUn St, BROOKirK. N. Y.

Phor.r 3955 f. N. Y.

CRAMER & FASAN UNITED SHOWSW AIMXSLot SapU "uivaa lUataaA Vtalm VbMl Bito. Oaod optataw *r Zk*and Pony Circus and nhttlOP ItaMK WHI tedHl tO» tttJMMk Uala.mate Concesioiuk OOOM M. OB^« fl€ a tM aHMi£~lMMnNi«17th, Eaiton, Pa., undM- KhMOI WMk Mw SMV DaWfb HI. A* MlMr

WANTED, 1000

WmriD FOR COLCVS SBUTER SHOWS f.r Smon 1920

WANTED --MERRY-GO-ROUND -WANTED

SEVEN BIG FAIRSSOUTHWEST IOWA AND MISSOURI SHORT SHIP CIRCUITJgJJnj^t CfRjI&f, Imrk liar ir ud mdlnc

^]^'^^rr^\w^ ^^J^^

Caniival Companies, Attentloiir

WANTED, FREAKS OF NATURE

WIU be at Shei

Ocean Park, C&L Gaom Bodsen aadLB yuu. Seuoa runs till Oist of October. Addrm

IllANTrn GOOD, STRONGnAniCU SOLO CORNETSiOBiy. tlility-tlv» doHu. .i nili', Mj Antr d.llM. dviAuc all taJtt, it^îtMmf

JOHN F. VICTOR, Mr. fampbdl UnUtd Mww., WlndlMt^ P>, .t M.y IT.-

The Hunter Amusement Co.

SIDE SHOW PEOPLE, ATTENTION

GLOTH GREATER SHOWSMAY 17-22—PITTSBURG. PA. MAY 17-22

WHAT Wa HAVB—lBmyOo-Bound, penis Wheel, Aeioplaae. Tbru the FtiUs, Bducated Horse, Dlnaloii, Mnsloa] Comedn ilMlB I

me. or any Show that does not conflict. Room for s, few more l«BWBaje flnVampire. Cli ,WHAT WK WANT—Ptatform Shows. Sllodrome orBlOns. such OS HuGSBAia DwITa BowUnS Alley. Needle Ouinv, ôns auck. nauti xuick, xiign au-jKer, CEC n.-L -AtTiT-r-jwH DBuu.lor me belM^ M m* haar from yon. Want a reaJ aaaeral .Acent. An mall to P. O. Box 139, Uptown Slatwn, Pitttburg. Pa.

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THE SCREEN WORLDHONBST NfiWS^VIE-WS AND OmNION FOR THE EXHIBITOR/

W.STBPHBN BUSH-Edit<ifMARION .RimKKiX>A<scKÊdhovMnMaMWMnMM MnrmK omMRk

GETTING READY FOR CLEVELANDORDER VOUR RESERVATIONS NOW IS ADVICE OF HENRY LUSTIG

SAM BULLX)CK PAYS FLYING VISIT TO NEW YORK AND GIVES SHORT INTERVIEW

tilBtor?. It will be condacted from start

to Snlah by rahlbltors and for «>^n>-

Jtora. From vhat « can hear thmwtB be little chance for a produoer'a

Jabb7, DO matter how cleverly dla-bj Uh tMrnU at gmlMd.

BâMKlwtD «»• WHY WB AKB mTTERBBTBD

>f Odbbhri nana la th* The Billboard baa canalstently tonsbt. A. igtelMl iBTltatliia bad the battle of the exhibitor, not In afcgr Jji^

Oâfc^FTMiamt or gpfrit of niurcasonlns partJsanBhlp, but

MM Am'sMT UHteTta PENDENT EXHIBITOR Is the bprt

"îJiy j^"'^ itr of the motion picture industry. Tbe

~ 1 flood of poor and mediocre picture*• with which BO many- producer' dlstrib-

n detage ther by a ttrons body of ezhlMtors

WHAT CONSTITUTIES A FEtATTTSB?

PINK OLUWOWM PILM fllADV

U. t. Departmmt of AflrieuKura MNmMetien Pisti>r« Showing Work

inor more than a year I have beenwstchlng the progrsms at the bigBroadway TDOtlon ptcturo theaters with „ T*™;'palDBtaklnB oBre. and natoraUy 1 have "^^T "

learned a little. One thloE has becomeclear to me: It la not nInayH the fllm uthat IH labeled tbe feature which holds ]iir»iF

the crowd. Time and again I have conpiereii

watched how an audience rejected a. 'Rrlciiltiii

feature and gave lis enthuatastlc ap- '"J^*'

praval Id a Blm of short lonKth, but ofI the I

: mm,

that brought the crowds and won their (thIhI iiDBiiBr at tmiforgiveness for rather ordinary dra< timauiiii ttet Mw tm

features. The curious part of It otnun tor i>ral«IM.

Is the fact that the bookers and "MA ( tnom n "Coti

these theaters hUII have rtik b«ii™",~

their doubts about putting on these i^T^./'^'Lnt',,?!!,subjects for fear o( going over the T^'^Z-^^^heads of their audiences. How often pimgni ain tas aidathese boohers dog the proEreiB of .npin oi ib> eia b

picture as a prosresslvB la- si aafBH** miiiiar to

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Xhe Bill boa r a,

viniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiitiiiii

E^S2L:î i Apollo Motion Picture Producing

Company of America, Inc.

Suite 1001-IOOG Columbia Theatre Building, 47th Stmt*off Broadway, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

'

ANNOUNCEMENTEXTRAORDINARY

Your attention ! called to the production, in the hear future, of 4•eroen olualn. Upon a now and obHirlMnt thome of individual and world-

wWo WtrMlL Tho auUMt rrftrrad to will be one that pertain* to th^

heaw Ilh Md th* wolfara of the nation in general and of the great

inab«|Mlta ta parlleular; It wIII MIcbwIbb treat upon the eauue and ef-

faeta of oarly onvtronnMnla and the moi^li of the young, ai they 'affect

the future ganerattona. It wilt, tharafora, bo aduoatlonal a> wall as an'

'

terlaining. Our atory, whioh will contain the thna graat human elMnenta,

namely, love, renanea and tragedy, will be one that'ovary mather in th*land will want har sona and daughter* to aao and r«inamber, a* an object

•THE SHE TIQH*.

CnpUin flOTM. Ttto fM alK loiM By ciaZ

litt, tat. br tHct, ikelûM^^bigT^1 andii mo U» eMUr. K* 11 m] un••Man*. MaaMa ttea Uata Im* MWm

V« tka MaU mtm. Bib tma iMuiith* clabM IfSUM Mta*. Mn* Chba ud tat

XBAT

lorlk*Iut

A wondarful bookwhich ahouldba nad by •mryoiMi wpadaUy

t to otpitaliz*d writingtalent

jm a a? «-,V2s£i^S3sl^^^g^^ ÎSB^jSSSa'SjB .Pd ,

N» f»flmt*i3amVMM artiet

tHf^,,Jjy^^^J^^TWS^L^SSL]* UlfMir Ixm. Sum at

SiFrmmSn0M'S*iimmSSSi vitk » bnia nuat, wnie

g^SJ^ffJ™ ^ mn 1^ a aiu.

SEND NO MONEY ^^^tjHU"^nitaklif«te«aBatiK tatn br tlw aMe I

MtoMuiallMti9lvSy5teB,i«--

<, Hw Tilt cm "

*a_*MacM. at tUt t, wta th* SSft'îi^BSS; "«_^y_ji»^âNi^tB»g|flMi^ja^ I'SSf^mo woMura VMNF orvmr ^

•t Mmtia Baa MtfnMl m MNIMlt)) lan ncbutlag Ma* efMh tS IMT -

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fie Independent and Get the Money!Here at last. A Moving'picture

aiicw—Gompletel Just the thing fbr

ASaOt in die rural school hous^ ac

countir&bs;ot indie sticksor tanks!

"Ot^ DeVty Projector and DeVryOmeratot ^sa can show ptofes-

•kadtnoylNofhi^iettdatt. ICaa

Ih 0 Ptw Steofidb

a Ford ttuck or Ford car

tiavd. TTie DcVry Generator

is made to fit under the hood of a

ImdcarortrudL It produces light

while the crowd is being s

dien tuns the movie show and youdrive o^ in' your truck with the

whole outfit on board!

The advertising of die local met*chants more dian pays your 'M* -

penses. Admission fees an

Hiis is dw oae biggest diaiKe for

Irig money on a small investment

^nce the good old early days.

Don't wait. Write noat and flSC'

full particulars before aoauAoifelse beats you to it

The DeVry Corporation1294

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1920 SEASON AUSPICIOUSLY " p?^^^ "I.:^':^'OPENED BY CHICAGO PARKS r~&5f.#t^ sS^^"Vg^.S

Ike iHtuluIUB^'"""lis oT'uic' JulUSn

im*.

Rbsniow Ha» Bigger Duplay Than Ever in ^Srvy£lL"i»'C;^ S^'-sr.SsSpîS^S.

Id HbinT-WUto (Sir. SpuUiaB' -EiS^rgr^.S?i"^£ "TT^ —... . .

:Soad> Sick RMWt Bagb. SSsSSSJS-lSsi—

Sxteendi Year !Srss.;°?JLS.Sl."."".-r»'S2i

_ opmi Dob smm. n*n 4( dndw mrr mitai 4™"'^ '•^ ««Btlvi lun comprim hob

S»ir 5 _ .

Ihli i™r AO-tin Mrfaîiu. 11^ Wlnnirri ttrHtU. nniMMIt and nmal IBMimr: I*IU* TW^^^^V

Cimn £>tar. maswcr lÛ'i rl'lnr Ctuutt^ ^rVlIlîSls'dma^Br^âainAaS'S^ Blai^Hi. W TOt-kwn rtan>u nd l^csin BonlU-m AtblrUc* SiBW. CNcn I

ma^ C-M,T. Wffli™^^2^^^;^ C^"^t.""a?K,?-S: "S^-i"^ QUAKER CITY SHOWS " T

srsursMsssr^-'ssi isîffssy.S'^-.-s'iS ss?M'/r.'?-.i.L''-„'S'S5,ri cont.ke»«h>v.how.

MFcfitiDUiir [Dod for enrjEbE^,

WILD WEST PEOPLE- - - - - ____ ___ _ _ _ urSSJF'.?^^^ .°

1^^^^ WANTED QUICK - COLE BROS,' SHOWSflâÎtHlaat* «( a »« irth ttta pividu SlnKlo Pertormers, Clown tlittt doea Concert Tom, BudiliiK Mnto Blder. WUl tm irft boMM^'tSr'jnm ISiinm-nShtoas DHote kgic Dw4 <M Ur atit*- »tana one-Iiall of cartaro. Can use SUd«, Clarinet, Trap Drummer,- Hanklnaen, 'H'ooBdj it wiine " ojrtni iisit wIt wS^.S4aEo.Sta iE-t.™i.JS May 1B) Endariina, May 20) Harvey, May 21l Volva. May 22; all in North SrilV.,i^?;i^.,K"^Si5^SrmlUf *t tto SMh sua to Ua tMpanifc Dakota. Wire E. H. JONES, Manager. si^^.'SU ,'2^S''2LSu.

illsMlîL^^.^ John Robinson's CircusWANTS-FOR SIDE SHOW »umellb»o^»iow.

Yankee Robinson Circus Wants

<•., irtMn^ tiEaaii at a aC 3W

U2ZELL UP TO SCHEDULE ^2; MUchell. So. Dak, 14.llIoD, SoT'Dak^ iiii^ zbi Wacn^. So. D^'n; Platt^ So. liut, i"^~Sij.'!

WANTED, iâSTANT BOSS HOSIIER IMIM^Î^- HrwSssss?^^§âsiKfss iMlilSt^ls^WANT PUNCH MAN, SIDE SNOW ACTS,Sp^SSr

SX:^?ii«Mr>wBi^''^Mp^nMlH! Man to make strong openings, one real fast opposition Bill' -Vto&^îiw ii'lii i'i. wtyiwU nrSi

po«ter. Wire salaiy. CH8ISTY B»Oi.' CIBCUS, Si««eltHB.Moiit JS: tVra„?™SE^£""'!SS. BILLPOSTERS WANTED ;fi.S Tl^ .r^^lT

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PROMPT SHIPMENTSGUARANTEED

TO ASEITt M* MLESBOARD OPERATORSyovic Knives direct from the world's largest

lire your orders will be shipped on the sair

them. Doo't risk costly delays aod liisappoi

eat prices to Jobbers. Every man that

LifiSiike Photo Handlod Knives

Id Natural Color

Will not" oiJy buy for himself but for

his friends also. Write ua todayithout fail for OUT handsome

manufacturers

Big Cataloi FREE

GOLDER RULE CUTLERY'b.pt.97. 212 N. SHELDON ST, CHICAGO.

mu. U4TT SAYS FOUR MORE BIG WEEKS^^^-^-^m In KANSAS CITY, liiO.^^-Rwi;^ g?*^2E. 'SIS HST LOCwnoM under the rst Misnccs

poLAOK BRovjo ma mmw«nobati*. la., Mn Jt^-^rkt imtat ntt

I WANTED-For a Real Fair i|gWeek of September 6-11, 1920

UM: '-Ev>,r,alng b ^ Mft U« **-iBki^^ CONCBBSKOiS ot an kbids. nceut Shows and Rides. Make appUeatloa toW. i. VtVe, rrtry Bluefi.ld Fair AwoBiation. BlueBald, W. Vn.

WANTED^ FOR A. H. T. A. FESTIVAL^" iKEliiDliis.ltagr n-HsrW sad an MunL VwrT'Od-BcmiitU Fmtt Wheal and

ConcerakHWoC MUHl WIBNV JUNOLE PARK, bdd, md^nw.

iSCOTTS GREATER SHOWS WANT JOHNNY J. KLINE SHOnm

w t> U» FlKi mmt sM It up ta > tbm «t <

"ifc^'Vffc" A MBfviil unt cam 4*4 «! faoir« tgwiliiiaia ! Alirt Hdv toMOse 1 aiKitw mm umaH. Ofe. iw.

1 lillbtj irammcDiled

WADE A MAY SHOWS WARD A WHKRRV SAOWS

irv uni bovilit rnm tb« LonlnlDt Mt A

«. u» ] and aod a,vr*»Vm^.Iot eh# niiMl 1lii*iip wbii^-

Sa iS."i?'«sr»s~ ''™ ""^ i5rirs,'

u"%fci£.™i"i'^!iiîi'°[^L-°cp'i"t iiij^MsrSi.viifftii

N *—lmau wllh iB^rHr'm. lo "rtalj;* ?lSMMSE«Wi^''lI Ûjlf-II.

JJ™' JMt tttrUai of eOcvn In n<l>ia>iT iCii,^ '

CIRCUS *%KVEO THE DAY" '''<<<^^ >^ anient and !• Iit»tc<a^

j; jj.-y. Onm, n»a il— mx aum-•BitUt. maal Hai M Ifea Ma HmM I

sssi^^^^^^wJicvl<: Tb* Q«fA Jj^^^^^.^^_j™^_-^Tgô«jij POUR PEIT UHDWt WATM

J. QEoaoBâeraiiows ^^£1^°^^SSS^SS?ST,iirw!U"îJ&' ff'a *SfSS"fe BROWNKLt IN CHIOAQO

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NOMINATE p | | AS A WINNER FORTHC ^ WW W J I I 1. X YOUR ISaO CAMPAlGN

The Park and Carnival patnuiB elect it as a favorite ride.

Max Taxier, with CA-WortlianitSaid: "Our opening at San Antonio was a success, and one of the big featureswas our Frolic. It bad the best week outside of the big Fairs like Minneapolis or Dallas." This is the secondFndic forTazier ajod WortbanL

TSwSVolic ismakbg good in Parks. .

We have aiioêr lot of Frolics approaûng complefion for June ddiveiy.Don't foi^t that we build the Circle ^ring with Biplane Aeroplane Cars.

R.S. UZZELL CORPORATION,KS^=RECTOR ST..

CITY.

Cpressâdvancej

AGENTS

UaUfer W- B; Ajm^ of Uie UllH B"Ihcua. ^tPJit, ™ ruled^ to ^Col

UHBREAKABLe MIOdD FIBRE

REPUBLIC DOLLS TLARGE DOLLS for SMALL1HONEY «

E,

S

_ joeh wttb us and w* wlB show you ofr *FLA»HY DOI-LS, that wOl net xn a bmdmne pturn. Remember Tbat dellverin tnsan to yon. W. . . ,

dav order Is received. We also carry the foHowine itema for Immediate shD-meaU PILLOW TOPS, BEACON BLANKETS, MEXICAN BASKETS, GRO-CERY BASKETS and ELECTRIC-EYED TEDDY BEARS. Send far our ne»ca.ta1r>ê. 25% deposit refiiilred on all orders. Balanco shipped C. O. 1>. ajid

New York City, N.Y.LOCAL ANO LONG DISTANCE PHONE: SPRING 3220

JOt. M. GOHH^hcL CHM. BOCH, V.-tm. SAM BEMH, Sec. tai TruL

WANTEDFOR b'BRlEN'S EXPOSITION SHOWS

Motordrome Riders, on ucoant of aleknees. Also H&vaUan Cancera. WireI or come on. Week of May ITth, Hartford, Conn; weGh 24tli, Torrlnpon. Conn.IZ.eEltlmatE Conccsslona, come oo.

AVIATION"FEAHLE8S TIWHEV

To Eidilbit at Atlanta. Ga„ May Z

ORANGEADE-The Best in the World,

' Corey Stio-ws Want g'"SS2'>3^S¥i:I Ferrta 'Wiieel. Showa and Concesaloiia. Addreaa Mayvllla, Mq., May 20-22. Imaiii?5ISU'«i'"^S!IlêJ°5^»!^n4iiij"!u

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'ÂhO mSmt ud% iwvS' SSte''juLtlBe"£L£^ Sr*^ Ui^^P tamlMbUi i *«nee UMw the "W» ana- TBg >w JTî" aSSnii™)™* SjTi^, S^T^.SJ^r'™™ !

W/V NXED. EYINS' MOTORIZED CIRCUS, ;

HAS] têatare Acts. Japanese Wire '

JUSElera. TrAMxe, BJngB. real Clowns. (

other Acts suinble for hlgh-elass Clr- -

cna. J. J. EVANS. Wa—ilfan. Ohio. '

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m tie iibi»iiT»j_aJ^ .. amitir—f™ia gtt mraint >mo 'or kttr ur- Chariaa E. Lay T» Act aa Promoter for

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NEWESTSENSATION

patents Pending on Design and Barrinea.

THE

LAXES5XeuTliiga, wis and veU. No. (0 Vuop, MBOrted cokira, earrings and oapa, ttZSt per <02.NO. 1M Vampk anorud oolora, tMvum, wis and vML SI6M p«r dM^ Atur Mitas tbeVMi»9o)I]na'.win'«aaBD'altan SMtd aaBsIa arte. lt« dworit nqnML

, . -»oiT«Swuo.

RUDOLPH TOY AND NOVELTY CO

DOLLCREATIOil

K«y«lon« Phen*, Main £94. «

LAGG'SGREAT EMPIRE SHOWSWant Colored Performers

Freaks for Plfttfonb Show or Ten-in-One. I will fur-

nish outfit. Will place a real Oriental Show ifyou haveyour own outfit. Concessions of d UildB.-caiie on.

Address all maU to HERMAN AflROit, Oillililll, HI, this

week; Ceatnlia, IIL, May 24 to 30.

SMITH LEAVES CORDON FLYERS

SPECIAL OFF^R ^nuBosaBMnuiw ~"

Jack Pndst and PnaX Kiat. tn r

IN MEMORY OP GREAT AVIATORJt )t_M TOT an- Hat. tt* JuBdw arMV

M dam we wm i

Needles in IM lota at the 1.0M iotalota price. «nu 1« tdi anêltr. cwai* imd*ii:a >ihv-Mmrad Haul quUUn. Ba ma oaa si ih* moat acQie

axd tt*t mt^nlca « Ui Tlrtorj o( Uk dr.

tlWE ME tUNUFAGTUKRSTHEHTOIE, n n TO TOWmuEir TOm H-KnrtoMn

MoiDHaiosEnniiHjirWebaveenbisBdaarfa^nrlo

per cent since bBtJCBT— i wkwiMUST BEA SEASON.Ian OMl H • lUct Mi d.

1^1^ tali IMij fcr laneAt

klUOKMh- isspiikMRHh - - Mi -

HO CHMOE FOR MCKIHG.Terms—1.3 with all ordeis, bal-

C. O. D., F. O. B. Chicago,

4u> aoiy. Wa bava plentr at flaali to a> .im«i Mnt iwid la. a., nrt* at ta.

InttlA laal Aaaola. aka* USa.MM alWl ana M naud ta ri.It

ma lar fa aalMn CaMa. "^.SMSS ... it.

sUEWEirs nrnir i pbmuiT ca a£,-"js ""s f>„ " "aBaa 679, HOT SPRINGS, AHK. SitoÎla^t .™.iu« i^. fc^

DICKERSON'S COMBINED SHOWS-CALL-

All people contracted withUbF 2Sth. Kindly acknowledgeIfUc and Pit Showa, and can atari anonSns.keB. You must furnish anfSelant addltworth while. Oood propoelUon to right nat all tlraeo. AddressJOHN A. DICKERSON, P. O. Bw 403,

off with Bear. 1

tbe plm fnm i

DONALD MoBRTCOB SHOWS

m ttalm«_d»whar«««»etAaa. <l>- !&»

Eureka Attractions Want

L I. MLTUMP EXmlTIN SWWS i

CAN PLACE JOS. Q. PERARI SHOWS

Rapiuln Another Waok In Bufblo

Wanted, Combination 60 to 70-ft. Car,1 he accepted, for passengt

--^ ^ ^ „a*.-aaaa™a a* aaô. aaa ........ QBO a gOOd Pftaae"™" fnKrt"lUi BOOd Six-Wheel trucks. Wanted—People In all lines __ _™™> PECK * JENNINOS, Room TM, Columbia Theatre Bldga. Si«th Slrae^ NOw York City.

service tuDj- Httein,.aai-n. striped, Jamp IBlta Om1e Torn. Ad- _^ , .

BEACH VAMPIIMW alii nH U,nzilllla:

wa.i*Hia; - - eoDoL

Rinnlsi Don Company,

SENO FOB OUB ILLUSTBHTEO ClRCUUiL

WANTED FOR CON. T. KENNEDY SHOWSc poblLahcd dmnBt atat*- ORGA.IM (

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CMT IkMMr. SQibBHt, ItL. 1» n>M«aMjil tt> M»iiiiiiiit at jBckvov •«(.pn» Mw terriTTbMMr, umiu. in.. b»

or Uajwtlo Shows In tennis to this spot, aBtMl and mlninf dUtrtet. Ws also have flva nKnd kU m good II not batUr ttun thta o

It la

banner spots to followoompleta Atbletio Sbi

or wriu at oco* tn r«caids to ihla spot. Thla - Sbow t> ,MbM wa own dw ownBlMud aoM Mmwkud wa aBonmnr WM3I.

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I LonnaiKRobiiisoii tmm Shows5 Wblp or Alrptua CarDHMtli wttk or wttbout wssona: Dog and Pony

— . Ha-ra combat* outfit for Platform Show; mugt beS a SDod attraction. Can uaa attiaetlans for Tan>ln-Oaa. Woak May iTth,= Franktord. Pa.: we*k Mar £4tli. KMitnBtoo. Pa. (both lOoBtiona In tho= heart of the teillla dUtrlct of PhUBddpbla)t w«d( Mur tUt OHOOnttlDnS Day week), Hlddystone, Pa., aasploas FIr« DoparUMM, _t Ml mm all mall= SO«"*":"OB'N«ON'« FAMOlir<»iewCli«r Hanover= Haiti, Philadslphiii, Pa,

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Doum tt tkt "aodal FMUfi^' «d tb« Aati<>«B oiicDtl; M ! aiitM tvadpiwl tbvlit

lISKBt of Ola 'SiKlal FMll«."-t«n Uii*!

WANTED QUICKFOR CAMPBELl BROS.' CIRCUS

WAHTEn, Athlelie I

oTTWa Dally.

KT.JSd'b^'l r wI„o?.™" ^ . 'rt™ «=-t «ui

at Ite lOSIh lava suta Band, ".EalDboo IMtl- (OntliigM (no paf« tat

^^'<cl" r^HWBi^'oa'^^^tkÛtfeS! U» >MII> PHI mcnoa. TM pitni

'*3^«^^"J!rî^'Si'"il'^ "m^'b^^W .1.. falM to (.tBfir Onaba. -Vtl.., W. BolHrt L. pRTj'a * DmCt tatmiU, mm of

TiV^h™ i™ "W."?; '^'™' ""* ™" "wawta- pclw TUmi?i J.'fS S.J?.""" Krtira.*!! anil Nvlh hr KUi * SiMtt un att BwIt bstOtan to

aOOW AT COHPf

prnwhM Iba Klai & Bi

WAHTEB, CRK^ ATTRACTIONS

BAQSaCECAR

SHARK ^

QRAY^ PUBLICITY 8TUNT FIELDS' SHOW REHEARSINO

PaM Orar. inMaat iniiiiign of LoeWa Dit- „ 15—"Tho Poor l-liin mitaa AMiar. Dams. O.. pun*- - - nirt" it. -i.™ -nji. i

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tMaallj la RpMtliic TUack S

DRESSES

LOOK, CONCESSIONBOKITHINS

^ÊN, LOOK)

I pUf Naw Toil, jjJaX^.O™^b»U- wfa5 SJISH^^tt^;^^T^.JSJ.^S *••*» H«Wrl« aat Lata IMJ»

Wanted £iloain Spno^

MliniSTEliserMwuamiiiuae-

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SL JWHW aLttt «iBw» t».w«t>tw

AXSA TATUWA-B umTOIME

Captive BalloonsHere is an attraction you can offeifyour pa-

trons this summer. It is an attraction that hasan irresistible appeal—a trip to the clouds in

the very type of captive balloon used for obset^

vation work by the Navy. The Navy is ovm^stocked on account of the cessation <A hostilities

and is offering a number of these observationballoons at very low prices.

They are known as Type "R" kite balloons

end are anchored by means of cable. Winchesare used to return the balloon to the ground.Basket will accommodate several persons. All

are brand new, never used, strong, well-roade,

accepted by theNavy after stringent inspection.

Note the advantage in stability over , the old

types. . Sale pries, 32,500.00. Act quick if youwant one. Further infonnation and |catalog

sent^ree on,"request to the

Byreau «f Supplies ind AoeooDtt,

I. S. MVY, WASHIIGTON, D. C.

,Kr,rs>=n.r^"s.'U'iSWnI Raatnoky Aniealtural FairHENDERSON, KY., JULY ».31, 1920

"

[leg, on RacB. C. C. QIVEN6. 8.cr.t.ry. M.di.envill.. Ky.

J. L. LANDES SHOWS S

M Mbll* K

nZNOBTSMTn TAXCarnival Companies, Attention

_ _ _ t W« want a tmoA Carnival Company, vflth Merry-Go-Bound. Ferrta Wheel o

*tTi*iiiii Urm viKtUti'iiiil pwinifti mBimi other BideB, for the North Dakota Fireman's Tournament and Convention, htre

«'i«°'?r.*rJl^?TrV" J5 y^^nt'-V «^ June 16lh. 16th and tith. Acldreas C F. MILL8TROM, N«w Roekfofd, No. Dak.

pKH'^TH'fSl ALLIED SHOWS WANT TWO ORIENTAL DANGERS.

*•*^^S3ii5FS2S!;. ip*^ " R.IS.'"Wr'SfjSi- SS*^?*™."™™' T^îi^'^'^îiST"iir>GET.

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^ ff^î^JEKt-X «tt TKOKU BEECHUI-S PMMMTU lut Iw lUocM ID IM I*. A twiVrt mvln' wraran ft mud oiHn nan-

Omat'SrfcBl'lB'Fio^.*

hmu Be prsnT-"—

AT LIBERTT, Fbrt Tou in Sis Tmts uluoo „

MAX C. ELLIOTT î"£;^£f:-^-r-£ H^^-^^^^^

Itcuinl. una niMlrloMr IW»«T o«,— — . ™' ttM mnrn* nt mti. &a loHi* «f *UOh n„, hmU Iw prsbMUre. fin IttniUniT witk

111 BDI l!» iBb.

um XXBTt ISE XETmlE OF THE IBO.

WANTED rssss'sa"" sv^-s;r-Sw^ i^^-.- .

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92 .The- Dill board MAY 23; 1920

OBITUARY

TheH.T.Free(l Expositiondond WOi fte mcMt mmderftf bodiWH in t&ehiB^ôf BMbi^ pfi the main tAntHa. Nov in Eenosha, onthe main jtaeete, dopHcnttm Iwt nedc's sensational

aehievemmts. . WAIST—

S

opcrintaidentein alldepart-

ments; one Sliow, must be meritotioiu, none othersneed apply.)

Uslnml. ntuUi* Oaaeuiliia <

r tia M an tlM min

slSr£S^¥-'^ Southwestern anflFamousMidway Shows sM?CAH PLACE WILD ANIMAL SHOW

itlsi. If tlx bM rsu, cue FUCD % tm um MUllDKa CsU^^^^ I.. ~.-j;s-ai.g-s,^

Gate city Expo. ShowsgzlrtrlzgSS».jps£jSV£^^ W«Bt To Biqrjwo BigKiKe Cars and One Pallman S|T?^S-î^sfS

, per routB. FRANK HnMAKEI

KI.T—e. OUMrt. OS. I

Omn CtTPffstltf

nnnn-Miii.,

Martin & Noe Amusement Co.Fair mnd C*libr«tloa CaDuiiItUMjtfaiiUnfl QoMi, CiMn AmuanmnMt

for armonttM and BmII Omm CIW a wIbn> w itku son b^ve.

No eicliulvei. Rosedale, tBaet, SmaUn BlaaH^ tdl ittHt mi m.

LoMf"* CfMlnr Sq., N. Y.

optcm In lu^r bit hw ffrim. Bat tbtj r

>iir pat «

FROZEN SWEETS". „

^ml, (btd M»7 U ( Stir WUKn UOdv. o« FtaUiddiUa. died Uu 10 . « — . ^. . ... VMIa to Uit iMItim u« II klark or tnOBmia. imHimt tm k iwn coU la aotm lb. Boh U nnlfM b* a^Mow, A ConfNtiofi That Hai Mada • Won- tea tOA Thm m a bn U Ita ucriwbi rtii. » simuk. rnttr. H< BiudTIuta. «i miMD^jwd htMbw. wib dsrful RMord In th* ConeaHlon ui at* ai

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yi""t'-"r I BiyTOt^MTaf'ê'W^ >t'pmi^dT'cM.. ^^^tirr

Comptaj M«7 IT.

I ban ta <hi»k. WoUy cama u itw mtiuUoii with (lit ad-

25" iJSSTar^^SM''', ^t'E MoVtCKlM-RIALTO

S»u!.'»-^5« gSSaSi-Sfffi SS'S™s=j-2«M SSB~--*£«SiSrSasES SM3;g-;,S~-.'s:.7-S.-2.-«.- i.srT2.£^r2

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urwis.'s.'saf s-5«S!"S's S.5i:«fe ~" "iSrsr— a"!:!!:.? Mrsryrsr.STs sl?L2Ps sirs

jtssrurnek O. «(«>' In Lovina Mamory of

•"J^ MY FATHER,«M aM^M^ I Who Diad May 7, im

ItT. oddltT-— *"— ' FrtA, BOnIO' aarlMlat. apui »l

Cllirad tollo* wtlli sMa*d7. OMir

MY FATHER, •FtaMTrB.iirB.ilX^^t'^'^Who Diad May 7. IKO. | iliatjhar >?M£n»^ - ~

Is ?tSuBr*A£ I ^"-^^ (mike) wilson. | oarim.. ci™;; "^"'uis.'ir1^. ...rt I r^^r S t^r^^ ™ M jua; bimdrvtft of ni^vliia lod tilctara tbn. -

RICHARD CARLgS SHOWr Talk, Met «Maid Oaila win pat

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The BillboardALL HAPPY CAISIADIAISI VICTORY CIRCUS SHOWS al"- happyNEISS.Mgr. ONE MOUE REIAl. SHOW FEW C0MC:ESS10NS NEIS5, Mgr.

THIS WEEK WOODSXOCIC, GALT, ONT., MAY ITOl C-W.V.IHii.

LETTER LIST

EMb WiUo-. 'list

m£ m&

WlUatd, cbu. O.WIUlM. Q-^' ^

WbodUwB Bip. C«.

PILLOWSNEW' RHODE ISLAND PARK

With that Ham KKOTTED _SILK FIHISH btU^Ê rmî™ d Uw (Mr. SpKit!

FRINGE sixs^'f!^--HUNDRED %r'^<

HEW DESIGNSSend $12.85 to

WESTERN ART 5:LEATHER CO. Ej

" °if= DEN«EI1,C0L Sa

BIG LIGHTPRIMOGASOLINE

ayAMTU. I MANTLE

llllllltltlllllllllllllllllllllllll

s ' PICKERINQ PIER OPENING

Proniotors,Pa[1( Managers,Showmen1 HAVE THffiE NEW IDEAS; ONE RIDE, TWO .SAMES | S;CSf^""„£"J^™H

Pitento appSei f» and need executive staff. Asplen^d opportunity = S^„fti^'%^J^Sj."'*-for peis^ mtli money or {Humoting experience. My new, portable S „„ .,...,,..,.,„ -,..,„__Ride wm be greatest of aU Rides. I now have patents.^ting royal- = "™ attractions plannedixs. Must l^ve factory. J. PHIL LADEN, a wh«jinc. w. v . im nmnmm

89 Jennings Ave., Salem, Ohio. Bell Phone 616-R. = Jji^^^S^î^ 'irtirSIS'^!5«it°a?=3S;

St Loult, Mo.

For Carnivals, Paita, Shows, I

JCe CREMM^^SAMl SOFT DRmKSêONET ISLAND CHATTER

moo* tbv "fiovR^

WANTED TO BUYsmall troupe of PerfonniiisDagB. . Wire TOM SMITH, «care of Yankee Robinson CSrous. Route: Httehdl,' So. }?.™iu"iriî'

Dak., May 23-24.'

f^^-JSw^SS

HEINZ BROS.' SHOWS WANT

PULL'A PART,

SnapGuffLlnks

Asaorted patterns and colora. QoodpBtent Bprln&B. Easb pair on ahAndBome dtsplar card.

$9.50 GROSSWe also have "Snap IJnkn" In

better grades. CASH WITH OR-DER or one-third deposit, balancea o. D.

EMDELMAHUFACTURIHG CO.

621 Broadwy, NEW YORK CITY.

f BROS.- SHOWS

L BIT TROUPE OF SMUi. DOBS

ALLIANCE, OHIO.

Maiden lîot. Wanted Rides, 9iows and Confiesnons. A Sevoi Ihiy Park. Want to liear

from good out door free acts Open May 29, 1920. Special inducement to rides as time is short.

JACK SNYDER, Mgr. Lake Park, Alliance, Ohio.

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CAHTflL CITV SHOWS

Mb * «S!f%m>: rUlf ^iln^ n-

ounwi-KEunaowas".

Mak« 'VN Money" Organizing Floral ParadM-H's Easy|

OUR 2 HIEE BOOKS SHOW TOO mw

MbKHACitHtnneuiHjiniEiica, - iniKi

SEND FOR THEMD grt—(M BOTH-

PILLOWSSTART YOUR

BUSINESS RIGHTOnMKlRWIIltlHMK ALL THC BIG

CONCESSIONAIRESRED,BLtlE.aaEEII, PURPLE. BMUdnfaton. lb W»r Pichni.

Itfcpipli Bait niR dijr. S(rt Im

eAht aWK^MitetoiBEt.

M. D. Dreyfachm BrMm St. NEW YORK

W(irtlm*m O. A.. WstU'i Bat

U TBThyj Wore WMM»t««n._

;t Co.: sbaitDC*. W.. ITiSZ.

li, BB™ '(ADnmXSAL*

Fa.. -X; Shtronutmrc £T:

lOniM) CiHii Bar. Wli..SEND FOR DOLL CATALOGUE „_ „

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\ 14-lilh MovablE Arm Bab, 15c Sanplo, Sle aia.'oK'sSa'&iga gPERFECTION DOU. CO. ^'^i^^T-jb

LaDca^tcr S(h OllhlllllllB 31: Hiiiiiiiha

1144 C CHICAGO. ILU

>. Igj.y^ _ _ J"-' - Indef.

CONCESSIONAIRES

J 5.50 i« "uwi*

'7-ia™'"o"M JB.^'^'*****

ORIGINALMIOOCTA. L. HOLT'S

Salesboaris

an V J rtm sun™ stat"'

GuirantndMMMSwq to ZJOBHsIn

jot. Q. rmn m1 oeo. l dobvhi

tThe Smith Greater Show*

GiRDBOARD NOVELTY CO.,

„ ^ 1222-24 Race Sti»M,::tSMtott.is-*.. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

» WWTED FOR THE BURK SHOW

Pat Co.: ^Dpto, nulk XT-ttl

i!«rtft!rt aij, 1^,

HERE'S A REAL ONEI

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At Last! Tlie Salesboard Line Complete!HiGHEST QUALITY RIGHT PRICES BICREST UARir-rvRIGHT PRICES

Posiiivelir the lowot oKenever made.

Prices 50% to 75% less than

you can buy elsewhere.

Over 100 (Yes! 100!) "Differ-

ent" Displays ranging in price

from $8.00 to $300.00.

EvBryUinK under tho son thai aUncts

BIGGEST VARIETY

DIA2I0ND8

WATCBSa

ARTICtiEa

MANICURE AKD TOILET SBT8. ETC.. ETCDisplayed in the nott aUneUvo and

AN ANCO DEALFOR EVERY BUSINESS

ANY LOCATIONi

ALL SEASONS '

ALLTHEPMDnMWEII

is* iff

WB SBLL MORE TACKLE AND OUnNQ ASSORTMENTS THAN ALL OTHER aALISaOARD PIIIHa OOMItNCO.beat KTsde merchandise of leading numufKcturcra. Bach perfection In itm clara mod tha beat that CM b* boDtbt. InoludM alMl fly,

piece caaUnK roda. all with full agato Kuldna; Ji^wrled Tipets. qiudruplo multiplying: SUb Lines. Dowaslu lUaaom^ Stavon'a BapaaUiBaliB. Flaahllehls. Coropacf Tool KHa. i;on)piu;aoî In fjj:i, uvory practical, dependable outlns " preMnt market

W ite Today for

Circular of "20

Special Assort-

ments" and,

ANCOCash Plan

to. M n '

Oar BigSlaclBbnn SlqiniwBt Same Day Order Is Recdved jîp jj»iy»Âjiijj.ii M^^^^

BOOffBs, ANCO SALES CO., tu»e stimiutois. satn VlnMnnM Aw., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

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Silver King 0. K. Gum

Trade and Check Vending

Macliine No. 101

K $10.00 Per DayStNd blanks. A Sênrpickife of xum vended

for each nickel played. Filted^wlth^checks

rcadji lo set up and run. Get your moneyback the Tirsl 4S-hauts' ptay.

PRICE,

^li!irg;,iris for [hiny .h,ys only

:iii(l;i]i|)c;ti';i(ic('. Does t lie SiuiiLMvorl; iis

;i iii'iv iii!Ltliitif,'!*GO.O0 each; machinfsfnini iîx Id i-iKht weeks.

^•IXL'iiil <lis'<'<iiiiit of fhree dollars off

ijv i^'IkIiiii; iiioiicy orUt for 557,00 withywK cmler in full, or send moncv orderlor $2(1.00, Imlanco C. O. D. S40.00,jiriviIc((C' oT <<sniniiiution at i'X[nT55utiii c. Wire your niora'v order imiuoi1i:lI( Iv fo wivo time luuI rxpcuse.

SILVER KING NOVELTY CO.,611 Cap^lal fltenue. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

$150.00

Watches at Last!

am. A. JOHNSON & CO.

LCVIM BMI., EM. 1W TKWII HAUTK, im.

SALES BOARDS and CARDSairti lanMlaetareJ to your cwdcr

J.W. HQODWIN COMPANYMM! W.VanBiirenSI.CIilcago,Ill.W««Mp yonrMdeff ««m« tmy m» received

F». & F». STATUARY CO.413 DELAWARE ST., KANSAS CITV, MO.

FUtSTER DOLLS MD STATUARY OF ALL KINDSUeanud ManulKtunn of

ROSE O'NEILL "KEWPIES"aoonE Dou

QEO. BORQFELDT S CO.. N» York, Sole Uctnteu

jiN AujoiujicjiaHPor^

Something NewBUMP'S CONCENTRATED FRUIT SYRUPS

m tr«m vSmin mtcr. Thr Syraps

Charry; PhomphatiiS

Grape 23-nk Is cumi.lctF, notlilns to do but «M to lic iiill mithe 10 shIIods froil drUlc Full d

1 Oal. .

US „

as.

a to MMjwItlllrh flUx

TERMS: CASH.

amoiinta lo SIO.OO or more we wid allow a dtBcount of £

Bump Confectionery Co., Anna, I

oi:iJi;i: rnoM orit xcap.cst F.\CTOf!y.

They All Take Off Their Hats

PIASTERVASES

Roman Vase, 11 Inches, - -

Charm " 16 " - - -

Comus " 20 " - - -

None tbiiiiMxi n illiout Ji>pi>'Lt 25 [XT <

S4.00 a Doz.

6.00 a Doz.

12.00 a Doz.

tif. Plonsi! HCUd

BAYLESS BROS. & CO., lie.LOUISVILLE, K.Y

DUMPIE DOLLS13 IHCHES IN HEIGHTwith iKitiinil hair and silk crepe

]Kip( r ihc-i.-^, as illii.'itrated,

tiOc Eâcfii.

PJJSJ S^nif! '^'^ iilustfutcd, withoutliair or dress,

35c Elacti.Silk crepe paper dresses, 100

lots, 5c eacb; 500 lots, 4c each.

WHY F*AV MORE?DANVILLE DOLL COMPANY, Danvlile, llfinDis.

REraER~AU6.3imi-2-34.1!)20-S0ilTH£RN MINNESOTA

,., Price, oer srosi

Price, issio per pim

^Mc^TlLNpetgrou

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'deal, sold the trucksand trailers and aow

r equippiBS Uam slaks t«

batoitaftht

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