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All the bells ring at every \hjl ' | ^crowded houses at the Belasco Stuy- M'' ve.sant Theatre, New York, with hav- ring and two long ones, he pays no — ^ 'vJfr started the revolution. attention, or rather, is expected to I Hk I I tew ~^ “The adventuress we have been ac¬ pay no attention to one long ring and —s=-i customed to see on the stage never did exist off the boards,” says Mr. two short ones, which constitutes Mr. Smith’s signal. Belasco. “She is almost always represented as a large, voluptuous-looking But during winter months, when things move rather slowly on the individual, with whom every one in the cast is in love, and who has a farms and in the villages that depend upon agricultural activity for their masterful air and intonations which are the extreme of affectation. existence, many of the subtcribers take down their receiver every time the bell rings, no matter whose call it may be. “The role of l.iaura Murdock, on the contrary, spells frailty. She falls lower and l«>wer, not because she is bad. but because she is weak. When Last summer Arthur Byron spent the heated term in the White Moun¬ tains at a farm house, far from the madding crowd. It was not a regular it is easier to lie than to tell the truth, she lies. Because she has not the strength to struggle through hardships to success, she accepts the pro¬ boarding house, but the people who lived there and got their sustenance tection of a wealthy man, who offers her an escape from poverty. It is be¬ out of the rocky soil, were old friends of his father’s family. They had all the comforts of urban life, including a large and rather w’ell selected library, cause of her weakness that she does not do right, but we see that she would and a telephone. be glad to rise to a higher moral level. “She retains our sympathy, because she is. after all, so human; because Byron says that he was rather surprised during the first few days of she is so like the rest of us; not because she is different. How many such his sojourn there, at the conversation carried on at table. His hosts talked of the latest scandal in the community and of other topics, the points of girls there are left in the world. We meet them in every walk of life. They are pretty and refined and gentle—and weak. More often than not such which he could not understand their familiarity with. One day he asked; a girl is well meaning and is pleasing and attractive in person and manner. “How do you learn all these things? You don’t go off your farm, and nobody seems to come here.” Her ladylike appearance la part of her to allure, whereas, few men would care to be seen in company with a woman who looked like the average stage “Why. we hear them over the telephone,” said his hostess, and Byron was shocked. He said it seemed to be a most despicable practice to listen adventuress. "1 have been asked if this play la Intended to be as a warning to stage- neighbors’ conversation not intended for them. But he had not been on the farm a week when it became . till' iM'lriK |mwIihI 141 IIm* «.Iiii‘, rliiir artrr anil ilrawliiK i|iialltli-K <>r <-vi Is. Miirtin. hIm* Iinh MtNrriiiK Iti R n‘|K‘rt<*lrv rim*** wrl:»*K fnHii White Pity. I iHilavllle, Ky.. was sold last Thn Canadian National Exhibition hnid an prove ver.v iBipular. Mr. .M. Wllcnsky, owner ll(»t SiirlniTA. .\rk.. tiiNt Mi«* Iimk mtIuumI) we«'k. iinih'r a juilxmellt of the JelTerwou (Mr finally at Toronto, thn laat w-nnk In Auauat and of ihc Orpheum, and Ermsit I.. ItarlHHir, pteneral III nihI y^wi hi* tlirrr until Mr.v t. cult t'lsirt. to l.uiii Simona, the euaalderatlim thn llrat w-nnk In Si-ptnmbnr, la thn la-at at nianaxer, will have this new xardmt in full wlit*n tthv* to munHi •»!***'* tmir. MI«h NInt Im-Iiix $.’i7.'.Skv The pniperly waa recently ap ti‘ndnd nxhibitlon on thla rontlunnt and In nr. charife. till will kInO t<» lifRr frtnn ti«*r fri‘UiU wIm» praised liy aiaadal eommlttee appolnleil for nry n-apnct undmibtndly the aupnrior of the may a (iAltl»KX THEATKK.—The ('■fdilllct. ■ dranm | The1 ne Conflict^onnici Meetsivieeis withwit Doubtful Reception—Law¬ thereon a|-llllng nalla or paint. Artirlty la the ki'.talotie lO" V. KamnclK. I • Ik I r 4 Eroin now on until the o|M-nlug every aiiiiny THE CAST. I rence Irving Makes tBrief Tour—Happy Marriage day will Mn> lliivuiga at Coney. Raphael do Vali-iitino .RoIktI Dniiwl i F'r/-iKrr»'»r«*c I P AnVonh. “Sr ..•.•.•••.•.iiar^y “"Lara"'; ; V,Frohman’s . " Latest Production—ShubertT.v,vawv.a.v,.. ---- Comedy, Mlss kJraoe OeurKe now playlnK at E«Voi*"'iMoot Going Some, Opens April 12—New Circus Acts ; !./40.•^.'V,MHhd‘'l"rf "...inro Fwlora Wanma ..M1b« Holon Rubortaon n*"**! ik ■ ■ • Bor-iloo Dorian . MIhh Kloronoo lantor <-? '"** “'T"'* J*' *•" •'jr, ' f’”"* Madanio Ik.rian ..MDa Holon Ib-roaford I"' * ‘"T Jaciuoa I’laiaaiiro .Edmund W. Lyona ' h"n>‘'r<*u» com pi Ira Ilona with tlio cowboya, tii aa herhor dr«-a»ordreaaer They won* dwply attached to AaUu-, which wan altondiil bv roiir huiidro visiting a ranrti in New Mexico, gets into many protection of her iiri*sence, and alac, to act s^ime s Most of the plays that were on the The Red Mill Repeats Chicago Success—The Shep¬ AT THE MEIGHBOKHOOD THEATS ES. niiiuseiiieiit program of List week bold The Three of Us moves from the over to delight Ctilcago I lieatregie-rs. herd King at the Auditorium—Last Week of Via to the Marlowe. The offering at the ’Piere are three new ones wlllilii the lisip, I’eople'H will be .Marie Corelli's Wormwood. however tbst Is to say, there an- ebaiiges at Tlie College Theatre Is clumMl for the week but the Grail,I Opera IIoiim-, w liere Montgoiilery Wireless—The Boy and the Girl at the Whitney will reoi’en April 12. Another of Marie Corelli's and stciii- isiiiie In ’Hie Red Mill, to reauuie pla.vs Is to be seen at the ISiJou, Fabio Uomanl tlie siiei-ess that gr-o-linl their pre\|oiia en is the name. At the Columbus, Israel Zang- g.igenieiit In Ibis city; Tlie Slie|ilierd King —Olga Nethersole Pleases—The Week’s News wlll’s The Children of the (JlHdto Is the attrac- drives the "iirlai- tlgliters’’ from the Aiidlto- ttcm offered. TIk* Cowboy and the Thief Is the rlu,ii, and Corliins, In leila from Berlin, Is lie thriller for the Alhambra. The long-heralded lug lioiisisl at the Great .Nortberii Theatre. Tlie play without a name is on at the Bush Temple Risl Mill la a play of the sort that will always CAST OF CHARACTERS VAUDEVILLE AND MUSIC HALLS and a prize is offered for the most appropriate ts- new and pleasing, and li la a following wlileh -Arranged in th* order of their apfiearance. name to be given to this play. Hal Held. In Is in plentiful evidenee at every |H-rforma’iee The stellar feature on the bill cur¬ The Keiitnekliin, Is at the Academy. At the at life Grand. Mr. Wright leirlmer. In The .Sylvester Temple, an .Anglomaniac . rent at the American .Music Hall ia Miss National Theatre Miss Rosabel Morrison is seen Shepherd King, la seen In a atii|ieadour pro . Arthur P. Aylesworth .Amelia Bingham, late of The Climix-rs, who in an elaborate production of Faust. diietlo'i of this w,'ll known xelilii,- and Is re- Tile Old Garilencr . I>ouls Grisel presents forty mlniitea of strong scenes from evlilng the homage tlist Is rlglitfiilly his due. Tommy ChanmMi . Harry Pllcer various of her successful plays. Miss Bing¬ BURLESQUE. Willie at till- Great Northern the patrona of Bonuie Stuart . Adele Rowland ham is well know-n to theatregoers at large that showhoiisi- are satisfied with the pr-aent Mrs. Daniel .Stuart .Frances Ib-marest nnil Is iKiiiiiIar at Morris' new TsudevlIIe house, Fields and Hooley head Uouis Ru¬ attraction and ar-t living In anticipation of The Daniel Stuart, owner of the Vi'ginia LIthia .'tlie w-as on the program at the VAUDEVILLE IN NEW Newell and Niblo Return to America—Uncle I om Jitck (*il)'ll and (iracf (Sllinoi'f, ufter platinit tlfti-en weeka of Sullivan and Coiialdlue and Itartioiir and Grilhtli time In the S4,utheaat, Kr***! Karno'ii Ix>n Tom Harry, formerly of Rarry and lluKhra. ■ k _ t DeCotret and Rejro are doinfr very baa opened with a new art, Nlrk Carter, tlie ■ *• k , - well on the Wealern Statea Vamlevllle .k.aocia Boy I*«‘ti*rtlve. In whlrh he haa a aiiiiportlntt ■ K, res ^S<4 Ibvn time at iioxu-nt. iblwatxl Fl.her. of Si-al romiian.r erf fonr p»a,plr. Madye HiiKlira ron- ^ k *<, __ tic. U handling vhe art. The team will abort tlnnea the old art of tlx- team. ly o|a-n on the Panligi*. Cln-nlt. ■ Rockway an f APRIL 10, 1009. X fi e Billboard MUSIC AND THE STAGE NEW YORK MUSIC NOTES. What the Publishers and Song Writers are Doing— Hnlnty Hott Havidaon, “the little girl with the aweet voice.” Is meeting with succi'ss over the Interstate time, featuring I Wish 1 Had a W’llll.iiii MihtU. iiiaiiaKi.r of tin- AinrrlriH Novel Efforts to Popularize Songs—Music Notes Olrl. Miialr IIhII, m'I iKlilt. I'crtalii ilaja for varlmia (iiNlica tiit<'r)'ati'il ill tlu‘ aoiiK (o altcliil llic llKaln-. Tiii'Mlay waa for IIk* lll■‘llllM■ra of tlii* —Notes of the Playhouses, Showing Busy Man¬ .Mr. Botiert Handers has gone to Milwaukee to National hoiiK Sia-li-l)'; Wi-ilm-Mlay, |ialrlolic ao Join Mr. Terry Sullivan at the Hungarian Cafe. rli-tli'a. 'riiiiriota.v, ti-ti-raiia of till* Ht>aiilali ami t’lvll Wi ra; KrI.lay for iiiiiair li'aelK.ra, ami agers and Good Business. Xatiirilay ii'allinn* (iir a<-li> ol rlil|ilri-n. I’alrlotic The Thompson Music Co. recently sold I Wish |iirliir<-a Mt-ri' alnmii ami tin* aiiilliiii-i.a Jolio-il in I Had A Oirl to another publisher for $10,000. till, rlionia at I'arli |m'| foruialw,-. TUi* i-liorua of 111), aoiig ia aa folloMa: I’ub. Co., and ineellug with great auceeaa every¬ iN-vbla Marebi, the lady hand leader, haa tM*en where. holding rehearaala of her large hand of Italian Emma Cants continues to score with Shapiro's I lov,. i-v'ry liirli of hiT iiralrln lanil, rarli alone luiialeiana at the hall in the Schiller Kiiildiiig, Helnle Waltzi'd Bound on Ills Hickory Limb. on iH-r iiKMiiilalira alile. and ia now In readineaa for her aiimuier tour. Set ’Km up in the ()ther Alley ia a new I line in’ry ilro|i of the water clear, tliat llowa III lier rivera wlile; eoiiile by lli-if and Shiebl'i. and puhllahi.il by Mim'r’s .Vmericans Quartette find tiames of I line ev ry triie. e»'ry lilaile of iiraaa. wltliiu the Helf and Hager CiMupauy. I M'ant Hmne—That’a All, la being featured Clillilho'd Hays a gn'at gatherer of encores. I'oliiliih'a'a Katea, liy Stella Mayhew, MalM>l Hite and Mike Hnnlin, The giieen of tile earth la the laiiil of uiy birth, BeH.>ie M'ynn. and .MeWattera and Tvaon. It Mlaa ICeynolda la alnglng That leivin' Bag, luy man Cuiteil Statea. proniiaea to be one of tbe big Shapiro hita. and .Swanee Babe, puhiiaheil by the K. K. Havi- PLAYHOUSES. land Hub. Co. ♦ Till' new inihllahliiK houae. the Tbeoilure The Canlen City Trio, now playing time on Plans are now under way for the Miirae Miiair t'oiii|>aiiy. Iiaa atartiil off aueceaa- I’m Holng to Tell nn You and Hoverty are the eoaat, report to the Boaalter office that coustnietion of an alrdonie In Washington. Pa. fiilly with a iiuiiitier of pnaiia'i'tlve wliinera. Iiopiilar uumle-ra of the Atlaa Muaic Houae. Sarah. M'on't yi u I.et Me Serenade Y’mi. and Oh A DUiiils'r of the business men of Washington Tlii-iNliin' Morae haa written a iiiiiulM-r of hiif Miaa .Malinda. are going big with them. are interested In the pri'Jeet. and will plaee the aiiei-eaai-a. aim ns tlieui Itliie Itell. Way IhiM u theatre on a rlrcult of ailalomea 0|H'riitlng In in M> Heart l‘\e ftot a Ki'ellnir for You. llowu CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. nearby terrltor.v. Beginning May .31 for the In Jungle Town, Hear lllil liirl, ami .MiMikey- Billy Oaaton and Ethel Oreen continue to take following sixteen weeks, high class repertoire lauil. Al. (i-ok. the other nieiiilM.r of the tlriii. their encorea. They are featuring the Shapiro eianpanles will give p,'rformHnce8 dally. The la well alii favorably known In the |>rofiwwioii .\mong the muaieal numbiTa of The Hrlnce of blta. Yon'll Be Sorry Jnat Too Late, Would Y'ou theatre will be under the management of F. anil the niualral trade. He haa la-en ci«inecled To night, all Cliaa. K. Ilarria proiluetiima. are M1m» Me. and S|a>oneyville. R. Hallaiii. who la at present manager of the with J. W. IV|i|a'r, of riillailel|ihla; i.}oa and Yi u M'on’t Know Aoylaaly There. I Wonder Lyric Theatre, In Relvidere, III. Healy and alao the John Thurcli (' Joai'idi W. Stem and Company have the puh- Bert Baxter, the manager of the liahlng rlchta of the niiniliera of Jom-ph lleiiiert Fairyland Theatre. Blueffeld. W. Va.. as¬ and Uegluald HeKoven'a o|>era. The Heauty sume,! possession of the Womlertand nieatre Siait. and now have In preaa. tlanliHi of Ulrla, of that city April 1. and has renanual It The Creole Ilaya. The Cinematograph. Boya Will be HIpp. Mr. Baxter will give th'-ee vainleville Boya, In a Hammock and I'retty I’unchlnello. perfornianees nightly and two matinees a w,‘ek. There will be two airdomes opened Jai'k Hrlacoll la featuring I>et'a go Bark to In Mc.AIester. Okla., by May 2A. Hue will be Baby Haya and recelv,*w alx and ai'ven encorea devot,‘d to atock and the oth,'r will pla.v vaude¬ at each iM-rformance. Thia la the new march ville excIuslvel.T. .A. B. Estea will manage the aong puhllahiM by the K B. Havlland I'ub. Co., stock theatre while the vaudeville bouse will I2.’i W .i7lh atreet. New York City. b,' under the direction of R. H. HeBuehler. + James B. Delcher, of Jacksonville, Fla., announces that the Duval Theatre, Jackson l.lly of the rrairie. Hon't he an Old Maid. vtlle, will be under his management next sea- Moll). I'm TIreil of I.lvlng Without You. The j l.ongeat Way Koiiml ia the Sweeteat Way I son. giving It his persivnal attention. He will Chang,' the policy of the house, by playing all Home, Take Me mil for a Joy Hide, I.oneaome, i Family. 1 Fell in Ix>ve on Monday. Tonight Bud M'iser Marriml Ann Heuser Busch. It attractions two nights and a matinee. Snnldnl. and laivina' llovina are late aucceaaful Will Never Come and 1 Can’t Be T^e So Far bstka like a winner. puldirallmia of K. A. Mllla. •Away. ♦ \V. A. Bates, who was assistant ♦ tn'asurer of the Orpheum Tlu'atre. Seattle. dames of ChlldiKssI Hays and Boogie-oogle Wash., has been appoint,sl tr,'asurer of the Wmal and Oreen have added Hown In Sun- The Boogle oogle Man. by Newton and Hur- . Man have fo«ind a p!a,e in the re|)ertolre of tirph'-um in Simkane. suecee,llng James Lynch, ahlne Alley, Sally, and Swanee llalM-, to their and. will be nsml In the Bamiim and Bailey E >lth Haney’s act. and she reimrts success with who hi s accepted a rositb'n In Cblcag,>. Mr. act. l■ubIlabml by the K. B. Havlland I'ub. Show this season. The forty clowns and a large them. Rates assumed bis new office March 14. chorus and hand will do the number. tJamea ♦ Manager Ed. I.dimpson. of the Palm of Cblldbmwl Haya. another Rosslter hit. will ; King and Cmirtney are atlll scoring Mg with and Fern TlM'atres. F,>rt AVorth. Kansas, will Way to the Heart and Amina, publlratlona be sung by Iji Hearl. with band arcoinpani- Ssrah W I 10 T* fi c B illboard april io, iww. Amusement NEWS Events METRO of the Week C EN Theatres Adopt Vaudeville and Moving Pictures in Philadelphia—Ringling's Bill City of Brotherly ShuherVs Take on New Theatre in Baltimore—Stars Appear in Kansas PHILADELPHIA, PA. Tbs entire force of treasurers and ticket at Horticultural Hall. Is a big succeoa and will i BROOKLYN, N. Y. aellers at the Phlladi-lphla Baseball Park will lie an annual pv<-ot h<-reafter. ! lie changed, this aumnicr, and tbe local theat¬ William l/ir>-IIa, with The Ilevll’a Auction Th» oiwiiiiir* Mirrb 2«. »«t» well atteiylwl. rical mi-n who look after our bux-odlciw will <'om|vany, last season. Is revtiiig in this city, 'Tbe attrartlou of tbe week ItegloBlag Mow ••P'-'lillr Uw attrartltjan that wrra new to take their [dacea. but will rv)<-in that show when It g FROM In All Bis Cities POLITA N Aside from New TERS York and Chicago Love—Sunday Law to be Tested in Buffalo—New Klaw and Erlanger Theatre in the Bison City- City—Frisco Gleanings—Rumors of New Theatre in Minneapolis. tbo l(■■llly and WiHvla Khnw, at tlt^ Uajet;, | finrel role for em>mr glrlm rod tn Immenae ' special Bcenery, called The Department Store ' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. dl't the iianal larB«- Ixirlt^iui* buHlnt^aa. crowd ratbered to aee the fflrla work. Mr. Girl, and will *00:1 be aeen In the vaudeville Th^ nianam'im’iit of tbr Araib-iiiy of MiikIc ; Hialremac tbouffbt thia would be newer than theatro*. anuiMinr*,* Krltxl H< bcIT fi>r Kaalfr anil K. liavitir the mayor of the city officiate In the Judge John T. Fleming, for many years con ' Mill City inhabitant* were kept In suap-na* M SotbiTD the follow liic. Mr. I^itbrni time honored way. It la promlaed that the { necte,! with the Chute- Company In an offi- ; last week by the rejiort from Los Angeles that • III lx- wrn in llamlfl, lx>nl Puailrpary and m-w theatre will he ready for the openinc In ; rial capacity, iiaa resumed the practice of ; tho big Dick Ferris balloon, America, had bt'eo Klrhrllrn. Sefitember. law. lost, with six aeronauts aboard her, some¬ Thr Strollrra, a miialral ronHHiy rliib of thia h'lgt-r Imhof and the Empire Burlea'pieni thia I •A fire •tarted In the Pioneer Nickelodeon, where .ilong the southeast slop,* of Mount AA'll- City. w'lU Klvt* a atrlt-a of iMTfonnaiKva diirlnK Week at the Century, are certainly the ni O 12 e e a APRIL 10, 1000. Irluoipb. liU la>l greut aucceea havltig bi*en Q Comb>r In tbla pli-n- be wanta a great ileal I I Itoim f, end Jnlb-l. when half tbe wtam-n In of Ipp-Hl ng If It |a trii" Itial he liia playeil l>> "Pp. f.'ll In bivi* with bla ICppiiiP-ti. In hla 'J'itt pIlff'Tenl p.p-p-p.ntrle parta l-i If.'gl i-oliP'i'alltlve I rp-ii-nt ipp-rforiii im o b< au<- 1 I APRIL 10, 1000. •bow ti ■ rorkloK good one and Id a clasa b; its<.|f. HlnglDK, dandog and muHlcal acU are given Id atmiidaDce, ami tbe; contain aufflclent HAPPENINGS MISCELLANEOUS NEWS new material to make tbem Intereating. Ttie I.yceuni ami AiKlitorlum llieatres, with blgb-claaa vamlevlile continue to draw well and two tjettnr regulated variety tbeatrea can not be fmind elaewbere. Coney llolmea, manager of tbe New Boblnaon. Culled From Variety of Sources wbo baa placed that theatre In tbe front rank In Amusement World of popular amuaement bouses, returned to Cbica go 8uuday to open tbe Casino Company’s book¬ ing '>f twenty-eigbt bouses. Harold U. Moren, of tbe Majestic Theatre, Detroit, succeeds him New Theatre Planned for Louisville—Springfield (Mass.) as manager. 'The current program of Boblnson’s Includes Jarvis Mann and Jeranda, tbe Misses Mrs. Lester Wallack Passes Away Jane Adams and Anna White, assisted by Carl Theatre Re-opens—Lambs Will Gambol in May. Hewitt, Blley and Abreu and dies W. Har- Pathfinders and Trailers to rlngion. The children of the Befuge Home were enter- Information Wanted of Maude Del Mar—Celebrated taine to»ir embracing (Tilrago, I'iitslairg. Cleve SECURE NEW CLUB ROOMS. land. Baltimore, Washington. Pliilidelphia, New Hav.-n. BnN>kIyn and New York. Is to he made -kll memls-rs i>f the I’athfin.lers and Trailers' by the Lambs’ Club, of New York City, dnrlng Club are urgentl.v n-<|uesled to attend a sp*'olal the week of May 2d. meeting called bv the Bo.-ird of Governors for At every sto|>plng plafv the club will give .Vprll 20. at "i.W I’. M., .Suite I), 1440 Broad one pi-rformanee of Its ".Ml Star Gambol." --s way. New York. Matters of great Importanca Rs-lally written and compos«- Infiwmstinn la wanteil cooeemlng the pres<-iit LATE NEW YORK NEWS. wheiesNsite of Maiiih- Ih-I Mar. a vaudeville Mine. Helena Mi irnlify of thoft, atiMiinlt. rtliNinlrrly r CARNIVAL NOTES. PARK NOTES. Dave Morris has been spending the A new addition to the amusement winter in Callfomia, and atatea that be expecti field in Boise is Riverside Psrk. This psrk Outdoor Amusements to atay In the Went tbla aeaaon. He would be was operated under various parties for the pleaaetl to hear from bla frlenda who can ad- i past several seasons, but the lease has Just dreva him In care of Tbe Billboard. He apent a been taken over by Schmelzel and Pyle, two few daya laat week with Geo. Harman, the i experienced park managers. A numlmr of am- well-knowD privilege man at bla arcade in Oak- i nsement devices will be Installed, and the new Marr’s-Dixie Shows ()|>en—Paterson Park Sold by Sheriff land. Cal. Mr. Harman atatea that be will managers promise Boise an up-to-date park. be with tbe C. W. Parker Showa tbla aeaaon. Prof. Wm. Deal, director of Deal’s The city authorities of Little Rock, ' Concert Band, has Just closed a contract with Will Keojxfn—Buffalo Midsummer Ex[X)sition—New Park to Ark., have granteil (lermiaalon to tbe Layton the Paducah Traction Oo., of Paducah. Ky., Carnival and Klreworka Co., to put on a carnival to give daily concerts at Wallace Park, begin¬ be Opened Between Charleston and Mattoon, 111.—Fair .Notes during the month of May. ’This is tbe Brat ning May 16 and continuing until Septemlx-r 5. carnival that baa been held in Little Kock for . Three Elgin (Ill.) business men, R. —Carnival at Little Kock over nine .vears. It la Intended to have the W. Joslyn. M. J. Kimball and Jas. Mt-ehan, new state organization of banda which baa Juat ! have entered the directorate of the Elgin Devel¬ been formed, to hold tbelr convention there dur- ' opment Co., promoters of New Trmit Park. tng that week. Opening date has been set for May 21. GREATER DIXIE SHOWS. A building devoted exclualvely to electrical Otis Loretta, of Corry, Pa., and his Work is being pushed forward at dlaiday will be a feature of the Kxpoaitlon. An trained borae, "Col. Fred.” are In readiness for the new Trout Park, Elgin, Ill., which oiiena advertlaing crew under the dlre<-t|(m of Andrew tbe opening of tbe coming aeaaoo. Mr. Loretta May 29, under direction of the Elgin Develop¬ EvrrTtliInc In nuw III ri'NillucNii for tbe op«‘U- Hlmpwon leave Buffalo on April 27. for an ex¬ played several weeks on Hammerstein’s roof : ment Co., with R. W. Thornton, as manager. iDg of Marr'N ISrratiT IHilr Hliowa, at Kalolgh. tended tour of .New York State, Pennaylvania, in New York last summer and baa not yet de¬ N. 0. Thla allow la iiiiiliiiM-d with all Dfw Young’s Garden Airdome, Terre Michigan and Canada to advertlae tbla event. cided whether be will go with a carnival aa carri^ « FOREST PARK, PINE BLUFF, ARK. DINK HLl’FF, Ark., advertises its * Forest Park as ’’the Iilayground in Arkansas,” and, as we heard no protest from Hot Springs or Little Rock we suppose they do not care to dispute the claim. During the setisogi of depression in 1908, the F'orest Park made money, both for Itself and Its concessionaires. The city of Pine Bluff supports four theatres and, as they close during the summer, this certainly is an indica¬ tion of good business at the park. Good street car service, a free gate, cheap power and lighting current and high salaried free acts should lead us to believe this would be a very good place for concessionaires. Tbe Park Amusement Company iiave decided to place some new attractions on their grounds this season. F. £. CHEROT, General Manager. J Following la the executive ataff of tbe abowa: Cliirtcr Day Farade and tbe Norfolk aud fumiab attractlona for their Spring Festival, ' The San Antonio International Fair •L-orgf 8. Mirr, general manager; Jaa. V. 8lm|e Siailhem Hatiroad Exhibit at Jameatown. Va.. which will be held the first week in June. will be held at San Antonio, Texas, Noremlier aon. hiialM-aa manager; Wm. J. lo-ater, general are a few contracta which he baa exeouteil. 6-19. Preparation* have tx-en Ix'gun by tbe com agent, and Wm. K. Aaroa. manager trana|>orta Tb. laat mentloneil waa awanted a priie. Throug-h his advance agent, Mr. H. mittee In charge of the event for the remislel tloo. The attractlona romprln- I’eggy Froei Wllen. better known as Mike Murphy, the K. ; Ing of the groiimls, and other Improvements on Darla. Dixie Mlnatrela, rieo|Hitra, An Awful O. Barkoot Camiva! Company, now showing in a large scale. The Frank P. Spellman Sliow* Tour. Ibiga. ponVea and Moukeya. Gonaero'a RIVERSIDE PARK, HUTCHINSON, Georgia, bas closed a contract for a week’s will be one of tlie chief attractions; Kopp’i Mexican Hull Fightera. Giggle Alley. Electric KAN. showing In Spencer, S. C.. beginning May 24. Band will also be a feature. Diane, Wild Rnele, Ferrla Wheel ami Merry-fo- nnler the anspicea of the Silencer Fire Depart- ' rouml. ment. W. H. Burton, chief. Captain Domitri’s troupe of famous Mr. W. A. laie. manager of Ulveralde Park. Cossack riders lias Ix-en engaged for the sum Hutchinaon. Kan., la negotiating with different The Gardner Greater Shows look mer of 19 Vang Dlatanoe Telephone. Main 2769. Cable Addreaa (rertatered) “Billyboy.* The Irrepressible reformer, ingenious in his methiuls to satisfy an uneun- indlable desire to reform something, now selxes on the moving picture the¬ NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. atre, Irrespective of the character of films displayed, and deman«is that they be closed on Sunday. While we have been moved on several 4utt* U, Holland Bulldlne, 1440 Broadway. 179 Temple Chambera E. C. Tclrpbooe Central 1630 Bryant. Sunday occasions to give voice to our admiration of the reformers' riosiug. efforts to convert this venerable world of vice, we cunfea.s the fear CHICAGO. PARIS, FRANCE. that in this Instance It will prove a ca.se of “once too often." BOO Sohlllpr Bids., 103 109 Bandolpb Street. 121 Rtie Montmartre. Moving pictures, under the new system of censorship of subject-s, will Telephone Central 6934. justly be classified as educational, and It will be difficult to convince countless SAN FRANCISCO. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. City Fathers of their “wickedne.ss.” Room 2, 1439 Fillmore Street. Caledonian Bid*.. Office 264. Post Office Place. Would It not be well that the reformers sense the actual trend or matters and realize that as the drinking place and the low dive are being Addreaa all communica.iona for the editorial or buaineaa departmenta to driven from the field some worthy and entertaining substitute must be pro¬ Ttae Billboard Bubllsblng Companv* vided for the masses? Subacriptlon, $4 a year; 6 months, 62; 3 months, 61. Payable in advance. No extra char*e to forei*n subscribers. advertising rates—Tweaty cents per line,a*ate measorement. Whole pa*e. $140; half- Referring to the very excellent Shakt'spearean productions of a some¬ pa*e. fTu; <}ua;ter-pa*e t3S. ^ what celebrated actor, a New York critic has seen fit to faintly praise the productions made, but closes by saying that the actor in ques- Stale tlon "is too good an actor to keep on handing out stale goods.” THE BILLBOARD ia for lale on all tnina and neva-ttandi thronybont the United Statei and Canada, which are eupplied by the American Newt Co., and iti hranchet. When not on (Joods. Shades of the Immortal William! And yet. this is the day tale, pleaie notify this office. of the decadent modern play, when the cry goes up that geniu.'^ Hemittancea should be made by post-office or express money order, or rc*;stered letter is blind and there is no moral health in us. Po.sslbly such as the critic men¬ addressed or made payable to The Billboard Publishin* Company. tioned have had something to do in shaping modern theatrical output. The editor can not undertake to return unsolicited manuscript; correspondents should keep copy. When it 4.1 necessary to srire us inatructicni and copy for adTertisementa, great savin* in the matter of teleirraph tolls may be had by receurse to the Donaldson Cipher Code. Entered at Second-Class Mail Matter at Foat-efflee. Cincinnati. 0. In “Circus I’hllosophy” faintly one hears the wall of the veteran; In plaintive words come the lamentations over the departure of the “prim¬ THE EXPIRATION OF EACH SUBSCRIPTION it indicated on the printed wrapper.. Kindly itive.” Keenly, Insidiously April lures; yearningly fhe minutes drag Into renew promptly, to avoid mitsin* issues. ages. Afflicted with wanderlust. It Is torture to remain within the confines ALL COMPLAINTS of non-receipt of The Billboard, or changes of addreit should he made of brick and mortar, rule and routine. The old-timer sees In auditoriums, direct to the publication office, 416 Elm Street, Cincinnati. Ohio, where they will receive prompt electricity, etc., the first encroachment upon the old methods that have made attention—and not to any branch office or agent. When notifying us of changes of address, give old as well as new address. the circus dear to layman and showman alike. But no cause for alarm No adverisement measuring less than five lines accepted. may justly exist. The circus is a great institution and is always dear to the hearts of Americans. It marks the first professional amusement birthday of millions. The incense of sawdust, the charm of the ballyhoo, the oratory of NOTICE TO ADERTISEBS.—The Billboard's advertising patrons 'srill greatly oblige by the ringmaster, give sustenance to lingering memories even time can not sending in the copy for their advertisements as early as convenient, instead of waiting until the last momsnt. All ads received early in the week will receive preference in position and display. efface. So, hall to the circus season of 1909; may the big tops of all, rail and wagon show’s alike, be crowded at each performance to the “turn-away,” and when we welcome you back to quarters let It find you prosperous, happy, The LONDON ERA ia on sale at The Billboard office. Cincinnati, Ohia. Price, ten cents per and all present and accounted for. copy. The Billboard may be had in London at the office of The Era. Saturday, .\pril 10. 1900. Commenting hysterically on the film situation, a lamentable outcome of the present rivalry Is pronounced a virtual certainty by some authori¬ ties (?). There is no ground whatever for the preposterous assumption.*- As a student, Mme. Modjeska is entitled to a foremost place among so persistently circulated and labeled as “known Intentions.” These state¬ actresses. She followed the uncommon method of approaching her charac¬ ments are rather a reflection on the moving picture theatre owner, whose ters—especially her Shakespearean characters—from the standpoint of the commercial judgment, independence and personal intelligence are brought critic rather than from the viewpoint of the hlstrion; she Into question. The “con.«umer“ is too powerful a factor to permit a condition The PaNsiiig viewed them intellectually instead of emotionally. She lllus- so extravagantly predicted, nor is the circulation of such rumors a compli¬ <>f a trated excellently well how far separated are the tragic ment to his bu.siness acumen. It is a safe pre.sumption that when the situ¬ <>reat .V’tresK actress and the emotional actress. She expre.ssed her ideas ation demands, the moving picture theatre owner will be equal to the occasion most vividly, as follows; “I never undertake a role unle.ss I can see it before me. To my mind, it must be an impersonation, a presence, and. unless 1 can .see it, I will not play It.” Of her Cleopatra, the Brooklyn Eagle said; “It is the exquisite harmony “When fiction rises pleasing to the eye. and the proportion of all her scenes to each other which places her upon a Men will believe, becau.se they love the lie; higher plane than actresses who have more power In .single moments.” But truth, herself, if clouded by a frown. In her passing, the world will be denied a wonderful artist; the profes¬ Must have some solemn proof to pass her down." sion a woman that embodied the loftiest ideals of the actress. We have not complained at the occa.sional omi.ssion in the essentials In the criticisms of our editorial acts, or resented the use of undue emphasis I in the support of antagonistic contentions. Even—and we emphasize thl- A leading vaudeville house in New York, last week Introduced an inno¬ point—in the most caustic crlticlBm.H, we have sought to disregard the petu¬ vation of doubtful propriety. The house has heretofore produced only legiti¬ lant quibblings of perverted “Journalists” that dangerously encroach on mate vaudeville acts, which, in the main, have had the merit of refinement. I editorial licen.se. Much that was intended as hostile rather appealed to our The offerings at this place have heretofore been such that audl- sense of humor and for the dlvertlsement offered, found us for the moment Ihmbtfiil ences of the better grade were tempted to its doors. These grateful. But a glaring Instance of facticide Invites us to make an exception l*nq>rieiy. were attracted to that theatre on the occasion referred to, but to a prominent rule, especially since tke statutory period for the amende their ranks were augmented, much to the di.scomfort of the old honorable has passed. patrons, by a mob of people of all colors and grades of social standing, wildly pu.shing their way to the ticket office in a desire to witness the appear¬ The matter referred to was the widely published story that a member of ance of a colored pugilistic champion, who was a feature of the week's bill. the official family of this paper had become Identified with a branch of the This maddening desire which takes po-ssesslon of a manager, to swell box-offlee amuaement bu.slness which, at the present time, Is rather prominently Idenfl- receipts and bottle his competitor, no matter to whose discomfort or at , fled with a controversy that is attracting world-wide attention. Not that what cost, even if for the time being his house must be transformed into a ' such connection would In any manner reflect discredit either on the person fighting arena with a colored pugilist as the feature act, is unseemly and in question or on ourselves, but because the story was a palpable attempt unfair to the theatregoing public, who look for an'd expect refined vaudeville. i to provoke unfriendliness with another faction In the controversy Adde The Big Circus Returns to the Windy City to go its “P. T.” Reputation One Better and “Makes Good;” Truly is Bigger, Brighter and Better than ever. Enormous Crowds Flock to the Coliseum. By WATTERSON R. ROTHACKER. ACUII. DAY wan ‘•Clrru, D»x” In , Tbla portion of the enlertainment Inciudea an Rose Uutter, Clara Winslow, Lil Reno, Marie riili uKu, anil a “t'lrriia Dax" prc eiDltii-nt offered the puiilic. It combines the "expected” ' aerial act by D. Ladora, a novel trapeze act KlaUr, Lulu Krown, Frank Mobn, L<1. Jenkins, with all that Is uew tu circnsdoin in an equi|iois« ly I III' Kri-ali-Mt anil iiiuMt a|H-(.'larular i>f It* by the Hleitriat Hlatera, a revoIvluK ladder atunt • Jeorke Conover, D. W. Winslow, Thomas Bis- of arrangement that will be favorably and fondly kliiil; linin' atiipi'iiilniiH than 'tht- iiiaKii’ wonl by Horace Webb. biKb air feata by billion .Siatera, ban, Iiouis Becker, Eddie Shearer, Denny O’Shea, remembered until auoh time as enjoyment ceases. Itarniiin" iiiuM I'linjiirc nii'ii tu tlii* uiluil u( Cuilona and Cortes, Dexter Martin. I'rince You- Emeat Lapan, Carl Spiegel and William Whit¬ till- old tlmi-r with tin- “wlii-n I waa a iMiy" turkey, Miaa Mae Klorence and Kiai'her' Kroa. ney. halilt. Thi* iiariiuni A Kalli'y pnrfuriiianrv, aa "Three Royal UldlhK Acta" are bandleil well PROF. WORMWOOD’S ATTRAC¬ Tnree of the world's greatest exponents of It la now •iffi'ml tin* inihllc, la thi* uiinii of on by the Mlaaes Olympia Konyot and Mae Daven¬ horsemanship are Charles Siegrist, Orrln Dav¬ TION, ili'Mviir and aci'uiii|illkhiin'iil In tula particular port, the Kokromta and the Mlaaea Julia .Shipp enport and Fred Derrick, and being this year Hi-ld, whi'ivln atorlna of tin- Krandcur of thi and Victoria Davenport. 1‘rof. V. I’. Worm\voo tor the Barnum A Bailey Show "make, good” Some of the difficult feata in equine training are N'tter than others, of course, but all are helping Ihemselvi-s to the evening meal, they the promise of Ita press agent and does not be¬ are dlret'^o' h .Mr. H. Llitot. H. Gruner and g'Htd, and harmonize with the ‘'peanuts-and-pink- i prooeeil to dross themselves up In the modern lle the flaming posters showing all the wonder¬ 8. Lintini. end then. In uniaon, the arena dia- lemonade” atmosphere. civilized attire, some with plug hats, others ful things and animals that may he seen at tbe cloeex tli.' Four Comrades In laughable acrobat- Tbe foolish fellows, from all points of the ■ with collars and cuffs on. while one tries on t'ollseum between the dates frf April 1 and 2S. , Ics, a cf^Hie tootball contest, presented by C. compass, are of all languages, but of a humor Roosevelt's slilrt. As a general entertainment It la In a claas Tcltre. otp. C'inl'-al Daschund Horse, and his that *8 perfectly enjoyed. Their names are Roow'velt and party return and make a rush hy itself: aa an e TENT SHOWS HE niFFERENCE IN JE Ilea not ao mnch In the material naed aa In the way the lent la made. Some lent inakera think oidy of the prolll; we rely on our tenia to maintain onr r |iri-c|ated the character of MeiuirM..Meaara. reputation, the Kartine OneOne-ring ring Circua. wUl I fAflf Aw A’^LWIITIO 6 Miller and Arlington realixeil that no taetlca ieave the Connerarllle wiuteniuartera In a few y .M. TT of the nature would have lieen tolerat<-d. week, and laa-n at St Marr'a O on M«» f. At all eventa. It will lutereat the ahow World The following perform'era are engage An«1or*on. tbosR hllI|>nRtor: Tom Sponger. Phiin. Ijoe, K. Srholr, Jim CiiTiton. Jfimoii R, IMxon. C. (Ciibd>> Conrtritflit. H. r Sells-Floto Opening a Big Denver Event Q||00f|SbOrO Brld^S The Shriners Join in Making it the Grandest Display Ever Seen West of the Mississippi Celebration WITH an aiitlro rity ffivinc Itaolf up to tho arta wai lntro(luo«* CLASSIFIED CORRESPONDENCE Tb* Rlllhoaitl wiDta • rriimMOlatIv* lo rwrrf city not alr<‘ad7 provMad for. Onlj boatlers nm^l applj. Huat be youoK man of good pamonal addreas, porinanentlj located, who can write a good letter for pobllcatlon, and who baa a keen ejre for newa and bualnraa. A liberal coinmlsalon paid on all busiueaa aecur^. Tertna easy. Write for particulara to ('.orroapondenta’ Deportment. (Ijmoaata and aerlalUti; Ortter tod Houldeu. Murphy in Old Innocence 29; Bsn Greet Play¬ Hoog and dance artlata. Whips in Rita, week of ers 31; Music Festival will be held April 26- DEM0F0L18 — BHAMM ELL THEATRE 22, Ralph and Husle I.s'rlos, cartoonists and 27. Sri’KKBA IF. A. Duck, mgr.) Prof. (Smith A S»dbj, nigra.) Texas 24; The Wsyne | cometfj sketch artlata; J<,e K WM. HAEFNER AND SON FILM SERVICE OF MERIT lUPPLIED BY 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange C IJcensed by the Motion IMctnre Patents Company, and fnmiablng an ExcIusits Licanaad Sarrica using only the films made by the following Licensed manufacturers; AMERICAN MUT03C0PE A BIOORAPH CO. EDISON MANUFACTURING CO. ESSANAY FILM MANUFACTURING CO. KALEM COMPANY GEORGE KLEINE LUBIN MANUTACrrURINO CO. PATHS FRERES SELIO POLYSCOPE CO. VTTAORAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA A regular weekly suiiply of 18 teels of splendid new subjects is now avallabit. THREE OFFICES: ST. LOUIS* BIO.. 1401-0S Locust Street. LOUISVILLE, ICY., 421 Fourtli Avenue. NEW ORLEANS. 214 Curondelet Street. Mr. Ilarfner la a photographer well known anjong cirrus people. Ills studio Is located In Newimrt. Ky. 22 Xtie Dlllboard APRIL 10, 1900. The Chicago Racers Mme'" First Money Skating Rink News at Piltsbiir^'li. ('iiicinnati and St. Loiib. I'scd liy llaniiltoii. IVtcr.s, Carey, Woodwanl and Speed Contests for World’s Records—Is Racing Detrimental to others of the point j’ettinj'elass. Roller Skating — Reynolds, Flath and Fitzgerald Contribute CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO.. Interesting Gossip—Carey Skates Two Miles In 5:56—Skating 285 E Madison St , Cblcago. 111. Enthusiasm Undimlnished many years and is well liked. Everyone who HENLEY ROLLER SKATES KANSAS CITY SPEED CONTEST. Is a skater knows the clever manager for be has played moat every act that la in the luisl- lAtest Model, Ball Bearing Rink Skates. Coed la majority of all Risks The eye* of the roller Hkatinit world are now ness. The F. E. R. S. A. America exteml Nickel-plated Steel, Ball-Faring Club Skates, with ITbra, Steel Oomblaa tamed towarda Kaiiaaa City, Mo., and will be their deepest aymiiathy in this, his hour of ' tion. Aluminum or Boxwood Buliers. until April 17. The cbaiuplonHbip races fur the sadness. world’s record of INDIANA. HARTFORD CITY.—VAN CLEVH (Wm. «»f Svvi’«8*n 4. IllJol IR. D. AriiMlrtMig, mgr. ^ CORRESPONDENCE. Kemp, mgr.i Temis-st ami Simshlue 26; tira INDIANAPOLIS-K.NGLISH’S (A. F. Miller, P.srllu's iKigs, Isiix-n Slerling, Marie Craiiier. ham Stvs'k Co. 29 .\pril 3; Kalhryu Ostenuan mgr.i Klaw A FIrlangcr'a The Round Up. with IdvuHlian and Kverltt and J. Frank Isiwe wi-ek (r<>ntlnm- Our representative will 1m* at the Astor Mouse, New York City, week l)eginning April 12th, to exhibit this latest and most novel attrac¬ tion for Beach and Park Resorts, County Fairs, etc. The catcher’s hands a target, moving up and down as though wait¬ ing for a ball to be pitched. The batter wields his bat as though pre¬ paring to strike the ball. To land the ball in the cjitcher’s hands, it must clear the bat as it is raised or lowered. The figures are clothed in regulation base ball uniforms. Nothing to get out of order. Costs ie.ss than 2 cents an hour to oiM*rate. Send for dcwTijitive circular. Alternating Target Company, Inc., 46 Comhill, Boston, Mass. APRIL 10, 1809. Xtie Billboard 26 I I LOUISIANA. ami moving pIctUD-s week of 6. PLEASANT HT. TIIKATItK I Fred. P. Dean, mgr.) Thow. i fKANKLIM.—IDKAI- To open New $150,000 Home as a vast emporium of amusement. A colossal event in the history of New Jersey Elkdom. A committee of three hundred is handling this Fair and over a thousand members boosting. Can place two or three small shows and a limited number of concessions. For terms, etc.. Address HARRY METZ, Chairman of Attractions, - - PATEIRSON, N, J. 26 Xtie Billt^oard APRIL 10. 1909. I P.o.\le Bnw. (CreM-enti: Nasheille, Tenn. C))tlli)gs. The (I.yric): Bru)ly, T)-x. ‘ Beverly A West (Star); A'ou.igst..« n. ().. 5 C) )))t)l))g')t))) A l*l"ri-i- (.A)xlllorl)))))i: Harris 7; (HI|i|MNlnuiie) Sharon, Pa., s Id. liurg. I'a. Busli, Al. A Trixie Taylor (Ilijisii: .Slaunlon, Carr-ill Sielers (National): HlenlM-uvIlle, O III. Chnnli I l')))plr<-): Blr))il))ghH))), Eng.. 12 17; Brachard, Mile., A Orrien (I'rlncessi: Cb vi- (CeliHe)))))) I/Dxiol) 11)24. (Empire) oldnirl) land, (>. 2)1 May I. Bulger, Harry, A Co. (Coluinida i; Cl'icliuiall, CII|i|M-r Coi))e-ly Fi»)r (Third Ave.): .New A’orli ROUTES AHEAD I). Cily. Bidiixiiilans, Tliree (Orpheum)' MiiiiieH|Mdls. ('l)|>)H'r Coi))i-ily Q))arle()e (Bijou); Flint, Alliin. Mich. Backnian's .Animals (.Auditoriumi Ciiu Imiatl. C(ri'))i)i>>(ri)(lnl Evlib-ni<- (CI).iBe'sl; Washing O. ton, D. C. Beane, Gtsi. .A. (Majestic); Montgomery. .Ala. I'relinH. Iiiek lOr|)l)i-)ii))): Ib-a Moini-s, la. Chase-, J Percy (Bijou): Oshkosh. Wls.. Dee. I'urDi) A Milton iMaj-'etic): Canloit, II., 5 7, '-•7. Indef. (I'Hinlly I lta\<-i) i s Id. lUnareri and parformera are reipectfully requested to contribute tbeir dates for tbit depart- Colieii, i..ouis .M. (Cameraphone): lir-s.kl.Mi. N ■lent. Routes mutt reach The Billboard Saturday, to insure publication. Cnl O'Arc'a Marlmietti Kirkcaldy. Scot., 1! << iContlmnnl The Most Powerful, Noted Drawing Card of Present Times Latest Improved and Most Successful FRENCH AEROPLANE -A HEAVIER-THAN-AIR- FLYING MACHINE NOT t DHICIBtE BNILOON—NO GAS BAG GUARANTEE SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS. THE MACHINE’S^average trial tests are 25 miles, and is now entered in the largest prize contests taking place in Europe. The winner will be compelled to remain in the air for hours. Open fop tlie Very Best Offers An immediate answer is imperative, as it takes two and one-half months to place several of these machines in the I American field. Address J. W. CURZON, care Dennis F. O'Brien, Times Bld({., NEW YORK CITY. APRIL 10, 1009. X ti e Billboard 29 llnDi witb fVlwaM In bU wljlnnl et »r •■hanga artlsta; R. H. Modir, Oimedy cartoon- ..-Ift nt yontft i-nl«fwl upon It* lat; Cunoera and Cain, eccentric aingeri and Mun-l-y o'fn*. THK 'VKrf KS.). danrera, and moving plctares week of 29. l»»t w«^k w«» Jolla Marlown lo PLATTBBVROH.—PLATISBCBtlB THEA¬ The Newest, Biggest Money-Maker. lilT IbKlrt^Ia of IUaiM« THK YORKVIIXIC. TRE (M. H. Parrell. mgr.) Penberg Stock Co. This machine prints attractive display signs, cards and price tickets, in one, two or more winiama ainl Walkrr In tbrir Ul>-at *«-h;rIa. 22 27; Talking picturea 28 30 Hadley Moving, ' U.iinii* tJiinl, wan »ka i,«ira«*tlra bora for Plctiirea April 8. ! colors, at one time. i,.t w«k TfIB METHOPOMH. Wir.l iimI ROCniEBTER—LYCECM (M. E. WollT. mimical comity. Tbe Pnimotcra. la tbia mgr. I Tbe Wolf 2!l-30: Tbe Golden Botterfly »>-<'k'a bill. April 23; Tbe Soul Kla* 12. CCK)K OPERA HOtTHE (W. J Wlggliia, mgr.) Empire City UROOKLYB.—MONTAI'K (Edward Trail, (jnartet, Marlon Garaon, Mangeau Troupe, Ed. Oiar.» Marla I>oro lo Tba RIchaat Olrl waak of P. Reynard. McKay and Cantwell, Majestic •u Polly of rba Clrcua weak of April 6. TEL- Pour, Henry Horton A 0>., Marseilles and i riCH UROAIIWAY (I,*o C. Taller, m»r.( pictures week of 29. Gennaro's Gondolier rrliil Rrliaff lo Tba Prlma Itamna weak I.a‘la<>iirluKa. Tlinf (NatliMial): StoubcDvIlle, i Mann. Killy (tlraud): Marlon, Ind ; Joeettl . (Ibdi’M Walerbury 12 17. Ohio. McCormack. Prank. A Co. (Orpln-am J.diiieon farr.dl (Moliawki: Sthenectady. N. I..i'wIk a (Ireen (Mary .Viulerxonl: Louisville, Fraiiclaeo. Cal., 11 '-’( Y.: (SlinlH-rti Fllcn, 12 17. Ky. Mlddlet.)ii. Gladya (Kiiipln-l: Calpary, .Alla., Johnson SNt* r* (Lviicli'ei; Woonmx-ket. K. Leslie. Geo. W., In Tlie Xaki-d Truth (Or Can., 5 17. 1 . (Ain.leniy of klimlc) HnverlilK. .Maw)., plieiiiul: Memphis. Teiin. Malir. .Apnea (Orpheirui: Los .Anpeles, fal. Loni: Acre (Juartet (Polls): Krldireimrt, Conn.; Manpean Tnxiiie (KelMi'si: IIi sloii. Mass. Jordanx. JiiKKlini: (folonlali; N*ov ^ ork City; (I’oli'si Worcester, Mas.!.. 12 17. Mylle A Orth (.Arcadei: Toledo O. (FriMtor'e 12.',Ill St.) New York City 12 17. LiM-kivniMi A Bryson (Majestic): Des Moinea, Melros*- A Keuiiislv (Orpheumi: Harrisburg. Jaridix A Sard4-1 OiraiKli: Cbvelaiiil, O. la.; (Majestic) Ccilar Rapids. 12 17. Pa. .tennlnirx A It* nfrew (Hathaway’K): Kroek- Lavine, (Jen. Kd. (Columbia i: Cincinnati, ().; Milam A DuBols (I.yrlcl: Si.nler. .8. C. (Mary Anderson) Louisville, Ky., 12-17. McVelph. Jolinuy, A Collepe Girl* (Ibuuliilonl: ton. Ma»x. Jilbn A Marron (('aalno); Montreal, tan. I.lovd, Alice (Keith's); Proviileiiee, R. L, 12- Wiiinl|M'p. Call. J<»rda!i Kraiiue.'k A Chiillt.l (I>ook“tailer »): iV. MeGnwy A Brown (HlpiKslrmie): Hunting Wllminftt.in, Del.; (Trent) Trenton. N. J.. I^'onanl, Eddie (G. O. H.): Syracuse. N. Y. tiui. W. Va. Latliiia, Mile. (Ciduiiiblal; St. Iiouls, Mo.; Manning A DUjn (Oriihi-um): Si-atlle, Wash. I- '■ JewelFa Manlklnx (Orplieiim): Omaba, Nidi.; (Majestic) Milwiiukee, Wla.. 12 17. Miller A Snyder 1 Pantapes'i: S attic. Wash. lOrplieiimi Kan (II jiniii* r.li-ln'»I N<-w York ARE THE ONES WHO USE “SPARKS ACTS.” .lili-iiil«. Tilt* (K'‘llli'»t. I'nirlil-n iiir<'> ii|H>iiii I lsriaikl)ii N Y., Ilf ■ ■III' I’Uaiil'Miia Mi. •». II I: lii‘ liicl.; M'oliliiilila I rinriiiiiiti, • f.iiiM. n.- fl.y.-ri iiK: r.r. l -lli, Mltm.; illl)i>iii SiijH-rli.r. >Vla.. I'J IT. rnal‘>r A M.tI<- (Stan Ma-n (My. I».; (Ma TED SPARKS CIRCUIT Ji-»llr» Slixix KmII». rt. I* , III IT. Itot.yiia. .Mr. A .Mra. Miran.li: T. |•allll.•r Mai.ra A y«>l<-r llr.w Mir.i i.li: Tort Il.-ii-liaw. H.-rt (C.aMlei: lllo CORRESPONDENCE. the CIrciit .'W); Ctii-ster Btshoii Stm-k ('o. April PROGRAM OF SPECIAL EVENTS .St lie Mnlli'sl AsMiclalliina, Washington, 1-2; Paid In Full 7; Tlie Lion and the Mouse AND CONVENTIONS—A.-Y.-P. Oregon. Iibilio. British Coliinilda 14. ORPIIKUM III. R. Ruhh<'II, mgr.) Bert- 22 -Fit A'l KRNAL BRO'I’IIKRIIOOD (July 22 (CoDtlnutil from (lairo 29.) lett anil CollliiH, novelty act; Vlolette, tele¬ EXPOSITION. 24). mpr. t Tbo Parisian Willows w.s-k of 22: Tlii* ' pathy; James snil Jan-es, singing act; Gtxi. Op'gon Press Day. Mastlncs Show m-i-k of 21*. CliH’Mlll S (<». Atkinson, a CiN-k'T In Cork, ami moving pic¬ June. (Snbtert to rbange.i I.s Gramle, Elgin. I'nion Day. Sarks. iiikr. I Vaiiilovlll« rinl moving plclun-s. tures w*x'k of 29. MAJE.STIC ('The .Mi'ssrs. Wateh Tower Ilihle A Tract Soi'lety (July 1— OPENING DAY. ALLIANCE.—COM MIMA (.John la-o ( olllns. Fliiieral, mgrs. f ContIniKNis vaudeville ami j 22 251. 2— VALLEY' DAY’ (Kent. Auburn, Sumner, ; niirr.t Mr. ami .Mrs. K. .Marlrm Plvrce, Carroll moving plctiir"s. Al'DIToRIF.M RINK (Frank 24—D*'lls Sigma Ib-lta Day. Puyallup, K*'nl*inl. l anil Bronx,rt In Fiftoi-n Mlnutoa for Rofrosh II. Kmi'rlch. mgr. I Skating and dancing. 25 —I’nlt*' Of 50 AKTISTS, SOLOISTS 50 NEW ICinQ IN TWO THE OLD MILL STREAM MODELS STYLES Open for season engaftement. Th« Kinc and tha Prince of Motion Picture ir, movlUK hrliliiK (auie. A Machine* 11 of au olit mill eitli water Office, 215 Hinover Sf., • Boston, Mass 1 raee, amt flab all In luollou. Will te- r< miy fi#r i1<-||very liy Ajirll Hull, at flail amt aee bow Im-ky you lirli-e from THE LAUGHING MIRROR TAHOOERS WANTED To ftenil atamp for price list. SlachiDes, colora SHOW The Mofiograph is truly a Wonderful Machine amateur outfits, etc. J. F. BAKBKR, TTofea alor.al Tattooing Artist, 1019 Vine Street, C'iu CblraKO, B YOUR OWN SPECIAL TICKET 5,000— $1.25 25,000— $ 5.50 ONE 10,000— 2 50 50,000— 10 00 Colored MusIclans and Performers 20,000— 4.60 100,000— 14.00 §ti I for Suany Dixle,^MIiistrel$ j Acciritely ■inbered.all colwre. Quick •hl^aeiti Those who wrote before, write again. Eat an.l HUMAN sleeji on private car. Address DABA THOMP¬ SON, MrOregor, Texas. FOR SALE—73-ft rter—Get the Samples—Gash with order rullman Sleeper, with Kitchen and Baggage LAUNDRY End; steel wheels. .A walk thmogh Amoaement dence; •very NATIONAL TICKET CO feature a acream; a money getter; It's . stented. For terms, etc., apply to J. E. STEAM MEBBT-OO-BOIIND, In good shape; I CHAHBEBB, Eastern agent for 8. L. Mechanical City Show, with 2Ui30 tent; 1 Negirv A C«., U* Whit* Bldg., Bnffala. 35x55 two-bale-ring tent. 6^-ft. side walls; 1 Naw York. levitation Illoslon; 1 Hindoo Trunk, can’t be heat. Will sell all or any part at a bargain, if taken at once. Will consider any kind of trade for the above. .Address ^lERM.AN ^ --- WANTED WANTED MOOTER. Stroud. Okla, ■N/ Shows with high-class fronts and ontfita. FerrU Wheel. Merry-Go-Bound, Animal Stmw, good FOB 8AI.E—In good condition, 9 duck nniform,. Mamie Show, strong {‘ictnre Show. A-1 Cairo Show, with or without camels; good, clean Girl Show red. braided in black, $10 for loL One Boswell ami other good shows; good coDoessions $10.00 a week; everything goes at 10 rents, no stronger. s[g>t1ight, lens and rheentat, complete, $12. I have twelve weeks already booked In Near York. I’ennsylvania and Ohio. We open tbe last One four octave rosewood xylophone, D<-gao Part coDceaalon week in May at Albany N. Y., under tbe anspicea of tbe Royal Arcanum, right in the heart of make, perfect tune. $1.5. for outfit or sell aires. road peopie the city; Little Falls. N. Y'.. under tbe Eagles, on tbe main streets, to follow; tjneeusboro Bridge separatelT. GEO. MILLER, 2109 No. Thira. Jr T. and pIcBlc work Celebration at New York City, on .'i9th street, Jnne 12tb to 19tb. We play all good, large towns St. Joaepn, Mo. umler strong anspices, such as Eagles. Firemen, and others, mostly on tbe main streets of the V' era. Taka Netiea .O We are manufac city. We have btwked Home of the largest and strongest State Fairs In the South—Roaimke, LEARN TO BUN A MOVING PICTURE MA¬ t Va.; Winston, N. C.: Raleigh. N. C.; I-yncbburg, Greemrttoro, Charlotte, Rlcbmond. Columbia and tnrera of amnae CHINE or if you are already an 0{ierator, learn ment devices Sitartanburg. S. C.: Augusta. Ga.. and many others. Good, strong free acts write at once—High bow to pass all examinations. Send for Ll.N Write foe circa IHver and other*; Bands write: can book some strong free acta for park clrculL Address at once THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT 00., Atlanta. G*. P. S.—Can nte girl actors CALL'S HANDBOOK FOR Ol'ERATOBS. A for the Georgia Hippodrome at all time*. supplement now added giving answers to ques •c • '. Shepard Mfg. 0*., 'A M Eagls Bldg., tlons presented by the examiners to operator-, ■alt Lak* Oty. who a lab to a*-cnre a license. The Moving Utah. Picture World sent free every week for a shori lime to all pnrebasers of this bo(>k. S<-nt ikmi Tuscora Park, New Philadelphia, 0 paid on receipt of one dollar. SOUTHERN 12S.it00 people to draw from. WANTED—Flrat-class Attractions: have excellent apace for Scenic FILM EXCHANGE, 248 Main St., Norfolk, Va. New York Marine Band Railway. Unman lanndry; alai> want Merry-Go-Ronnd. or any other swinging device*. Privilege* for sale or per cent. Have apace for any good, live attraction. Want to hear from oj^n-alr attrac¬ WANTED—For the Elktoii Band Tooruamenl tions. Will he on tbe grounds after April Tth. D. TIERNEY and F. WITT LIN GER, Managers and Street Carnival July 1. 2 and 3. Shows ol of Tuscora Park. NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO. all kinds. Privllegoa for sale. Three big dayt and nlgbts. Will be advertised like a circus Address CHAS. E. BROW.N. Jr., Lock Box 3S1. Time $250 buys one half interest In Side Show, Candy Stands and advertising privileges with a reliable Wagon Show; have side show layout, paintings, U. 8. Hotal. Sevan Larga Evaatfal Days—MAT l-8-4-8-4-7-$—Sevan Big Marry Nights. SO acres of new, bril¬ large organ, etc. Reason for selling—cannot liant, wbi>leai>me ah(>ws. ALL FREE OK THE MAIN BUSINESS STREET. WANTED—Japanese attend to it alone. For sale, one 40x90 ft. tent, Wm. Blay, IHraetar, BOSTON,RRA88< iwles. ropes, etc., $ . Troig**, Sister Team. Musical Act. Chorus Girls for "The Biickeye B«'lles"; Doulde Drummer, new 100 L. STONE. Meadville, Pa. and novel paid attractions, all privilege* for sale; flve-cent car fare for 600.000 Inhabitants. All attraction* furnished by the F'amous Roblnstm Shows, W’ANTED—For the Great Leons Show, few Addn-tw H. C. BOLSIHOER. Room 23 Bodman Building. 621 Main St.. CINCINNATI. OHIO. more Borleaque Girls for Ballyhoo and Poses, experience unnecessary. Mnst be, good look¬ ing and well formed. Stale lowest salary In ORANGE MI first letter. We pay all after joining. Also -Y-l Burlesque Comedian. Curley, who w-as I Dill yon bars tried a aample of oar Orsacant with me last season, wire or come on. This <|rang,>ade iwwder aid* by aide with other makes. Bobby Fountain R. R. Shows Want show never misses a pay day: ghost walks once Gel saniplee of them all and lodge for yoaraelf. < rescent (trangeade aiwaks for Itarlf. Bach Circus IVople. all braoehes; those doing two or more arts and doubling brass preferred. Troi^ie a week. Open here April 12. Bookeil for 20 is'und makes 45 gallons, and pay* you a cleat of IVigs ami IVnle*. Other Animal Arts. MUSICIANS—standard music. No parades; concerts, weeks through good country. Rush answers pri.fli of $.35 to. W# guarantee It to be the only musical act. Trap drummer—full line of traps. Strong free act. Workingmen. Bosm-e. J. E. MURPHY, Mgr The Great Leona Shows. •tnoigest and moat deilrloua made. U. 8. Serial Bluiswter*. Salaries must be low. Fine ace\>mm<>latlone; I’uUman aleep,>r and diner. Opens Centralis, IlL No I176H. Price, $2 tk) per H>. prepaid. Sample April 25 Address care Grand Opera House. Pneblo. Cel. perksKe. fsietpaM. 4c. COLUiaiA MTO. CO., WANTED—For H. M. Fry Wagon Shows, a AHt» Harrlaea SL, Chloago, 111. few more acts; teams, man and wife, pre- ferreil: Single Arts, Contortionist, Dog and Pony Act. Must do two turns in big show-, and turn In cooctrt. State all In first; n> time to dicker. THE H. M. FRY SHOWS, SlI AT LIBERTY! WHIPS, CANES, BALLOONS AND PENNANTS Main St., Johnstown, Pa. W.ANTKD—For the ’Deet* Show, two good all Olluloid Handle liMiip, per grosB, $5.00. ' Send for catklog at the factory. around Performers, man and wife preferrt-d: also Trombone Player. Will buy W or 8ung<>*l In the hnslneas. "A corker In LILLIE TEET8. Newsom. Va.. April 10; So. • •■rk " lilark far* ciHiuHllan Address Oar* Qnay. Va., It; HoIUnd. Va., 18. Tha Billboard. Ciarlaaati. O. "anted -Three, ticket choppers and pik> tlch- AGENTS—\ Pocket Surgical Sot and Man!- itMver; must be In gixwl onler. Slate cur«» Outfit Come quick. Send 10 cents for WANTED A few more atmrdt Specialties; mnat be feature acta; Flratriass Slater Acta to samples and get terms. DR. F. D. SICKLES, doable In lAnacert, alao Band address quick. JAMES ANDERSON, Krollmaa'a Hotel. ClBciaaati, 0. 214 Spitxer. Toledo. 0. 34 APRIL 10, 1909. Willard & Kond (Domlalon): Winnl|H>g, Can. Flint, Mr. and .Mra. ilerlw-rt I... II}|iii»llata, ROui'ES WfMl & Kowler tCrjiilall: Tiiarida. III. n. E. Flint, ingr.: ll•'nll•n llarlMir. Mich., FERFOEIIERS. Welch Itriw., Three )llul>): ihiaten, Maap. 1U: Oak I'ark. III., IJ IT. Wells A S<-llh (Walker O. II.): Champaltcn, (Iritllth Il.tpuotli- Cotnedy Co . W. II. Klee, (C'outinucd frum pago 31.) III- ingr.: .Montgonx-ry. .\la., ,'i In. Weadick A I.altue (F'an)ll.vi; Kraddock, I’a., (illplns. The. Ilyimotle Coiuisly Co., J. K. Mr riiortitiiD. (Jfo. A. (I’rwtor’a St.): New 0 7; (I.yrlc! Cnluntown s 10. Crillls. ntgr.: Mt. Cartnel, ll'l., S In. \..rk City: (Kelth’at I'hlladelphla. Fa.. 11-17. Watson A I.lttle (Majestic); Denver,Ih-nver, Col.C New Y’ork City. March 15 May 8. 5-7; St. JOBei»h. Mo.. 15 17. WIggIn. Bert (BIJ<«il: Battle Crt*ek, Mich.; 13: Duliu<|ue 14; Clinton 15; Ct*dar Rapids 16; Brotiiway Gaiety Girls. IamiIs Stark, mgr. tiUJonl Jackson 12-17. Ilaveiijiort 17. “THE ERA” Kiightnd's lA’adinj; Dniinutic and Miwical Journal. HccoiniizcHl stundanl authority W**st, Roland, A C-o. (RIJmi); Jackson, Mich.; Richards A Pringle’s, Holland A Fllklns. mgrs.: Behraan Show. Jack Singer, mgr.; Toronto. . 1 i__ Galesburg. Ill. Chllllcothe Toluca 9 Montreal 12 Most elalmratp news w’rviccs, rovering all iMaJestlcl Ann Arbor 12-17. 7; 8; ; ‘'•n.. 5-10; 17. -Most elaliorate news serviecs, eovennjf I Streator 10; Joliet 11. Blue Klblsm Glrla. Jm* Morass, mgr.: Clncln- ,lp,„.rliii4*iitR of th»* nmiim.inoi Weli-h. klenly A .Montrose (Majestic); Lincoln, Vogei’a. John w. Vogel, mgr.; Napoi.*on, o.. natl. 0..510. (lepartiiH Ills oi the I,ui()|»ean iiniuseinei Neb.; (Bljoiii Dubuque, la., 12 17. Watson’a. Sammy, Barnyard Circus (Drpheuml: 7, I).*flance 8; Bluffton. Ind., 9; Muncle 10; Cracker Jacks Harry I>*™i mgr :_ New Y..rk lyrofession. liest advertising medium for Harrisburg, Pa.; (Poll's) AA’llk«*s Barre 12-17. Ft. Wayne 11; Van Wert. O., 12; Delpb*>a Cl.y. 5-10; I rovblence. R. I.. 12 1*. ' ^ Wormwood’s Dogs A Monkeys (Keith’s); P*irt- 13; Lima 14; Ada 15; Ottawa 16; Findlay City Sports. Phil 8h.*rMan. mgr.: Chtrago. Ill., all KurotH*. TMI ERA, Era lullglllgS, 5 Tavl- land. Me.: (Keith’s) Boston, Mass., 12-17. 17. 5 10; Cincinnati, O . 12 17. e « _ Casino Girls, Jesse Burns, mgr.; Birmingham, •lOCk Siraat, girand, London, W. V, W <*lls. le w (R**nnett’s); Ottawa, Can.; (Ben- nett'a) Montr**al 12-17. ______, ______, wvwnn Orleans. La.. 12 17. Chen-y lUnsaoms. Maurice Jacobs, mgr; N**wark. , rT'W m r Wsm*n, Lyon A Meyers (Oriibeum): Atlanta, xvAxaeMIDWAY va A A COMPANIES.vfvrxvAX AAV xxjM. J. J jjjjj. phiurtelphla. Pa. 12 17. E W - ir. II II l I’lttahiire Pa 1*>17 o-l*/, I'uilB*ieipuia, I'a , whetlens Tile iMan^bbml-’ (rVand Island Barkoot. K. G., Amusement Co., Atlanta, Ga.. Coxy Comer Girls. Sam R City. Utah. St. IxNifs Amusement Co.. E. W. Weaver, mgr.: Wills A Ilassan (OrpheumI: Brooklyn. N, V., City, 6-10: Paterson. N. J., 12 14; Si-henec AT LIBERTY Winchester, T<*nn.. 6 10. (Keith’s) Portland. Me.. 12-17. tad.v, N. Y.. IM7, Wilson. Florence (Blloul: Flint. Mich. Smith Grea'er Shows: Asheville, N. C.. 6-10; Fa.v Foster. John Ortevea. mgr.: Montreal, Can., j FOR TEIfTIffG SEASON 1909. Johnson City, Tenn., 12-17 6-10: Toronto 12 17. Worthan, (Tjas. (O. H.): Victor. la. Wilson. Al. (Arcadel: To1<*do. O. Sutton A Hudspeth Amusement Co.; Centralla, Frivolities of 1918, Dessaner A Dixon, mgra.; Milwaukee, Wls., 5-10; .Minneapolis, Minn., ' Fred Martin, ''Iv m M t Ro^buda (Scenic): soutiiTn Carnival Co., W 11. Davis, mgr.: liar 12-17, vx-bitViJ w i* «•>'««. Ark.. 6 10; Berryvllle 12^17. Frollcaoroe Girls. I»nla Oberworth. mgr.; Bal¬ American Jap Juggler and Equilibrist. Wnittle, w. K. (OrpWum). IVnvFr, Cd. Amtth John R Mhows* RlirkKhnre H C WIillamB A Gordon (Cdiimbl*): Brooklyn, N. 510 * »n'>W8. BUClCRburjf, M. c.. timore. Md.. 5-10: Phlladt-lphla. Pa.. 12 17. Address, care the BiUboard, Cincinnati, O. K kf'TiKiD : nrooKiyn, 5-10 Fads and Folllea. Chas. B. Arnold, mgr.: New • p« ♦ Southern Showa Combined. Dr. C. E. Barfleld. York (Tty, 5-10; Brooklyn 12 17. Wentsorth, 3esta Teddy (Pantagea); Port- . Aahburn, Ga.. 5 10. A Gay Maaqiieradera. 3 Star Shew Glrla. John T. Hiker, mgr Cincin¬ THE NEW CHICAGO nati. (*.. 6-10; Cleveland 12 17. Sam Devere'a Show, .4. H Sheldon, mgr.; Provtilence. K. I.. 5 10; Hiwton. Maaa., 12- Straight Pin Set Spindle Strulllng Playera. Alex Gorman, mgr.: Jeraey City. X. J.. 5 10; Wllkea Harre. Pa.. 12-11; Si-rantiio 15 17. Troraden>a. Chaa. H. Waldron, mgr St. I.ovila, After year* of experimenting, we are Ml... 5 10; Chicago. III., 12 17. the only Arm to produ(?e the greatest Tiger Llllea. Cbaa. E. Taylor, mgr ■ Pateraon. Spindle ever Invented, guaranteed to N. J., 5 7; Schenectady. .\. Y.. s 10; .4lbany work perfect. Size, 22x22 Inches; comet- 12 14: Troy 15 17. In handsome case; price, $50.00. Re Tboriiugbbredi. Frank Hurna. mgr.' Indlanapollt, member we are still selling the twisteil Ind . 5-10; Ixmlavllle, Ky.. 12-17 wire set Spindle; price. $20.00. The Travelera. K D. WHHaroaon. n»gT. Minneapolis. Huntlev. O. P.. In Kitty Grey. Cbas. Frobman. World’s Fair Striker, the Evans Bee Minn . 510; .St. Paul 12 17 mgr - Brooklyn. X. Y.. 5 10, Hive Drop Cases, and all fair gronnd I Dcle Sam'a Rellea. RoN-rl Milla. nigr.; Xew Hook I'f Holland, with Frank Daniel*. Cha*. goods. The Evans New Roulette Wheel. York CH.v. 5-10; Troy 12 14; Albany 15 17. rrohnian. mgr.: CbattarH>oga. Tenn . 12: Merry Widow, Henry W. Savage, mgr.: Ft. Wayne. Ind.. 7 S; Smith Bend 9 10; Mllwau kee. Wl«., 11 17. A-1 Musicians. Hotel, park or Vaudeville. Madam Biitteiily, Max Fa.'tkonheurr, mgr.: Peoria, III., 7. Address, J. W. HUFFMAIf, 1731 Lagonda Ave., - Springfield, Ohio, (Contlnned on page SR.l Preeeil, Him Leoaaa 8trln(er. Mr. and Blondln, Mr. I.«a •(Tbambera, 81 Davla, Harry B. ••Gllmors, Harry Prlre, Kate Mra. A. U. ••Blount. J. P. Chappelle, Pat Dawaon. Wallace Glhnour A La Tow ReVler, Mlaa Lillian Sotphen, Helen Boardman. R. B. Cbauncey, Fred 0. Day, Geo. N. (llllalrum, Ed. _t ., - -iIKj _ , RalalxnrRalaltow StstrriSIstem Swlfert, Gertrude Boat, Ralph Cbefalo, Nlcholaa | Day, Doc Girard, Harry H I Raymood.Raymond. Mra.Itn. Pat*Pata *Tagfart. MInnIa Boat, Ralph Cheater, Geo. i Dayton, AL Glaaacuck, w, U. Keacla, Mra. Guy Taylor, Rllaa Bodden, r^rad Chicara, Durawab Dean, Walter C. Glover, C. O. **Reoci, Ruth. Taylor, Beoale Boedker, Harry Choate. Harry Decker, Ed. Gody, A. LETT EI^DOX»ox h”. Ilelaparte. Wm. Gofurtb, O. B. I MAfI \^Jr Baynolda.Brynolda, RoaeB J.-anlnga, Tba Ixjrettu Ortaney, Pellx ••8ardla, Lawranre E ! Tbompaon, W, C. Weltch, Base ••Jenoluga, T. II. UtrllDirMd, Oe«. Orton, Claude •Hargent. R. P, 1 Tbompaoa. W. Y. Wonte. lUwoad Ji-uuluga A Jewell Lotto, Wm. Uakara, Harry •Maaaaman, W. A. Tboma. Joggling Werthey, Edwin W. Lmwj, SanrU Jeanmc, Vmi Oyerdurff, Geo. W. ••Satler, Joe Thornton, Kobt. Wertx, Chad. Ijowr/, r. O. lioS. Cbaa. Oyerland Amuse. Oo. Hato, D. Tbomtoo, G«o. West. Sam (.OMltk*. Prof. Oacmr Owens, Billy A May JewSi. Prod Haolmer,'Tbe J. Oo. •TIbbItU, John Weotell, E. Ho(nan Jewell A Jennlnga Luifl BroM. Mbowi Pacheco, Delpbtn Maimdera, George Tibbies, W. H. Westerman, Geo. W. Ljcwm C/omodj Oo. Jiihnaun. Ab ••Pacheco, Jullt Hcanlan, P. J. Tlchenaua, J. C. Weygaod, Norman F. LjrauiD, Braoduo Ji>linaoo A Payne Painter, Alfred tkrhaefer. Hot Tobin, Maurice •Wbeltier, H. H. J.aiuauo, lANilaa Lyorh, H. Palmer, K. A. Ri'kaffer, Lee Todd, J. W. •AVhlte, H. K. Jobnaoo. R. EdgU McBato, W. D. Palmer, K. P. Hcett A Htlverlake Todd Broe.' Sberwt White, Emory and J'llimuiaa, U. D. McBilda, W. D. Pariah, Darld M. Mcott, R. C. Todd, A. L. Joiiea, Illllle Mrt’all, Uro. N. Park, Jaa. A. Hcott, Mike Towiia(md. A. B. Elaine Ton Thiele Jiioeo, Cbaa. McCarty, (.^rocllu* Park, H(jgan AtrMilp Scott. J. M. TrabaiKL Edward Whitecomb, Hank ••Jooea, A. C. McCarty, D. W. Mcott, A. U. Tralnor, Gao. and Lottie McCloud. U. Jouea, II. A. Parker, E. S. Heoit and Rankin Trlbley, H. F. Whitehurst, Cbaa. Ju;ner, Harry McOioa, Cbaa. Parker CarnlTal Mad- Scully and Howard Irvy, Prof. Jack ••Whitman, (3eorga McltariDott, Tracoy Kalda. K. el Minstrels 8(m(*oat Vending Oo. Tniedell, Sue E. H. Kalne, lleo. Mcltouald, Time, the Place and the Olrl (Western), Aa- Barrie, Edsln, Stork Co.. Rdwin Barrie, mgr.; DIXEY, HENRY E.: 8«9 Mary Jana’a ROUTES kin Singer Co., Inc., mgra.; Miniicapolla, Marahall, Tez., 5-10; Jefferson 12-17. MUSICAL. Minn., 4-7: St. Paul 8 10; Rochiwter 12; Wi¬ Brewater's Millions, Cuhsn A Harris, mgrs.; Pa. nona 1.3; Madlaon, Wia.. II; Beloit 15; Free- OshkiMh. Wis., 7; Eau Claire 8; R.sl Wing. DREW, JOHN: 8«a Jack 8travir. (<.'«Dlljiu«'d from pace 33.) I»>rt, III., 16; Aurora 17. Minn., 9; Winona. Iti; Dubmiue. la., 12; t'lln Dawn of a 3'o Morrow, with Eleanor IliibiHiu. Tilly ((Ison, Carl M. Dalton, mgr.; Daiiiond. ton IS; Iowa City II; Cedar Rapids 15; Bur Llebler A Co., mgrs.; New York (Tly. Jan The, with Raymond Hitchcock, Cohan N'-b., 7; Randolph 8; Wauaa 9; Blooiitlleld Ungtoo Iff; Muscatine 17. '.M. Indef. A ilarrU, incrx.: Atlantic City, S. J., 6 10; Waketleld 12. Ben Hur, Klaw A Krlaiiger, mgrs : Ihibiupie, la.. easiest Way. with Frances Rtirr, David Re 10. The Boya and Betty, with .Marie Cahill, Daniel 57; Clinton 8 10; Cedar Rapids 12 11; D<-s Daly, Bernard, In Rory of the llllla. J. 11 P M*'a New Ilueband (Raeterat, Harry Scott Co., V. Arthur, mgr.: Washington. D. C., 12- .Mulnea 15 17. Franklin, uigr.: .Newark, N. J.. 5-10; Readlag propa.; r.««. Fletcher, mifr.; Flint, M|eh.. 7; 17. Billy the Kid. Chas. II. Wuerz. mgr.: Glovers Pa., 12; Harrisburg IR; llnnllngdoa II, Lnpe*'r R; Fort Huron It; P.ny City 10; Siiy- Talk of Sew York, with Victor Moore, Cohan vllle. N. Y., 7; Albsny, 8-1)1. Greensbiirg 16; McKeesport 17. Inaw 11; Clare 12; Mt. IMeaaint 13; Alma U; A Harria, mgra.; Wilk<-s Barre, Pa.. 7; Black Ib-auty, Nell Twomey, mgr.: Buffalo, N., IH-vlI. The, with (•tstrgr Arllaa, llarrtaea Grey CrmuTllle 1.1; BiddlnK 10; Itaila 17. Scranton 8; I'renton, .N. J., 9; Huston, Pa., Y.. 5-10. FIske, tngr.: Pblladelplila, Pa., 12 17. Ma't New Huah.ind (Centrall. Harry Scott 10; Baltimore, Md.. 12 17. Boston Comedv Co.. H. Price Wets-r. mgr.; Ibaigherly Stock Co., Jim l»0)igberty. atgr r«., projie.; W. A. Orlainond, mcr.; I’arla. Threi. Twins (Kaaternl. Jos. M. Galtea, mgr.; Dover. Me.. 10; Old Town 12 13. Jackson, Mich., 5-7; Falrmoat 8-10; Ansila Ky.. 7; Clarkkrille K; Hoi-klnavllle 9; .Mad Phllailelpbla, Pa., 5-17. Brown of Harvard, E*!. A. t'asaldy. mgr. Brook 12 17. laonTllle 10; Uuwwilvllle 12; Bowling Green Three Twins (W.wtern), Joa. M. Galtea, mgr.: lyn. N. Y.. 5-10. Delaicy, la-lgh, Co.. Monte Th It’s the latest craze and it’s a soft thing for the man who has them to take the business away from the man who hasn’t. THE PEOPLE SEE THE FUN AND HEAR ITp AND TELL THEIR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. The Chronophone is the only machine which gives Perfect Synchronism between the voice and the lips and which any operator can works The Chronophone System is patented by us, consequently nobody else can supply you with the same thing. We guarantee perfect Synchronism and any exhibitor can see for himself that Perfect Synchronism is the essential feature of a talking picture machine. Without Perfect Synchronism you simply have a moving picture machine and a phonograph and this you can buy anywhere, and waste your money. What you want is a system and a perfect system and that is what we supply. On the Chronophone the words appear absolutely to come from the lips. It’s not about right, it’s quite right. Think it over and then write us. You can buy a Chronophone complete (not an attachment), including Chrono Moving Picture Ma- ^0QQ chme. Lamp, Lamphouse, Rheostat, Synchronizing Apparatus, Talking Machine and Connecting Cable for The Chroso ordlsary movine picture machine caa also ha supplied wttheut the Chrenephone far $243 net 9^4(^-6 Licensed by the Motion Picture Patents Co. Ordinary Gaumont Films are supplied by the Kleine Optical Co. of Chicago. GAU1V40NT 1524 East 525ttk Street, NEW YORK CITY. AL COOK THEODORE MORSE MUSIC CO THEODORE MORSE iaS7 BROADWAY. COR. 37TH 8T . NEW YORK. 2 BIG HITS Ill Gnaliil Jmgli Sng ner nitten. Bitter than "Jgigle Tom' 2 BIG HITS *‘Blue Feather’’ Song. On A Monkey Hone5nnoon” ‘‘Blue Feather”-lntermezzo The sweetest, smoothest, catchiest melody This is the song with “HERE ( “Monkey Shines and Monkey Kisses FREE FOR TEN DAYS for Band or Or¬ ever written. Great for harmony and a >MES THE BRIDE” in it, and / NV ith My Little Monkey Missus chestra, to those enclosing postage and swell, big number. mentioning “The Billboard.” t great catch lines - -- -- jona Monkey Honeymoon.” Music by Theodore Morse. SEND LATE PROGRAM—NO CARDS. THEODORE MORSE MUSIC CO 1367 Broadway, Cor. 37th St., NEW YORK WASHINGTON PARK, Terminus Newark-.Tersey City-Bayonne Street Railway lines. 700,000 People to Draw From. Staten Island, Five Minutes’ Ride, with 250,000 People. OREIMIS A.PRIL. 24. PRIVILEGES SELLING NOW. rarousel, Ferris Wheel, Miniature Railroad, Razzle-Dazzle, Ciw’stal Maze, Haunted House, Cane and Knife Boards, Fish I’ond, Baseball Dodger, Shooting Gallery, Photograph Gallery, Ice Cream, Candv, Popcorn, Fruit, Frankfurter, LARGE REST.AUR.AXT, Penny Arcade,‘Pony Track. BAND CONCERTS^ DAILY. PARK FREE. Will play all kinds of Tent Shows on percentage. FRANCIS FERARI, write quick. WASHINGTON PARK AMUSEMENT CO., Bergen Point, Bayonne, N. J. NEW YOBM OFFICE. 1SS8 Broadway. Booms 2 6. Phoac 5612-38tb St. On the Ground Every Day, 1:00 to 3:00 P. M I'lrlDK thr Mu.Ir. with Jtr J. Cort>.tt. II. n (ilffiird'* Adnipb. Co.; Orraoo. IH-. 510. I'r.HH*. (trop.: ClfT.Und. O.. 6 10; ToImIo II. HODGE, WM.: See tha Man from 14 .\Dii Artxir, Vllob., IS; Jarkmn 10; Soatb lUD.t. Iml., 17. Home. Forlun** llunti^ wltb Tbf*. W. Ro«.., Cohaii A HACKETT. JAMES K.: New York Chicago House Wrecking Company offers you an opportunity to purchase build¬ Ilarri*. m,T*.; Wa*btii,too, I>. C., S-10; N.w City, 5-10. V.rt-k niy 12 24 Illrkai.n Krsiu*}- Si'w'k Co.: IvriTennortb. Kan., ing material, such as Lumber, Doors, Windows, Plumbing Material aad the aoil th. Bora, with Wm. II. CVan.. Indi-f. like, at half the regular prices; also Electrical Supplies, Machinery and every¬ t'ha*. Frobmao. mitr - Kt.ton. Maaa., 29 April Hilliard. Rohrrt, In A Fool Tbrre 'Was. Fred rrir Tbompaon. mar.: Nrw York City, Mar thing needed in the construction of a Park or buildings at bargain prices. riraiiD. Mai. John Corl. mar.: Kanta* City, 24. Indrf. M. . 4 10- Srdalla 12: J.ffrmm City 1.^; Co- nillraan's Idral Stock Co.. F. P. Hillman TURNSTILES liimhla 14: Sprlnffl.ld. III., IS; Ilanrillr 10; mar.: McPocnioo. Kan.. Indcf. FOLDING CBAIRS Hl.-oolncloa 17. Horne Stock Co.: Newport, Ky., Feb. 8. In $6.76 is our price for high-grade, The best Turnstile manufactured at Fatnil?. Tbr. Ilrnry Mlllrr, mar ■ rbiraco, III., def 2" \prll 10. Huntlnrtoo, Wrlabt. Stork Co.. Rice S Hunt strictly first-class Folding Chairs. $60.00; is complete with all the latest Farmrr'* I>aiiabt*r, Kd. AuAmna. mar.: Trm- Inaton. mar*.: Ft. Wayne. In*l.. Sept. 7 Compact and perfect in construction; devices and improvements. Glass Top tin. Mo.. 7; Klrk.rlllr S; Mobrriy 9; liapnlbal Indef. the best chair manufactured. Also Ticket Choppers, first-class, at $66.00. 10: gulDry. 111., II. Harvey .stock Co.. J. S. Ganiide, mar.: Water |■.>r lirr Cbltdiva'a 8akr. J. K. Clifford, mar r loo. la.. 5-10; Rock Uland. III.. 12 17. 10,000 Opera Chairs from $1.40 up. Strip Tickets, per thousand, eight I'rlr. Pa.. 5 7: Akron. •>.. K-lo. Harrla-ParkinMO Co.. Robert H. Harrl*. mar. Everything in seating material. cents. Fiiwlt-r, May Brll^ CharW Manilllr. mar.: Abberllle. 8. C.. 6-10 V.llry Fall.. Kan*., 5-10. Henderaon Stock Ca., W. J. it U. R. Henderson, Fai:«t iRnaabrI Mnrrlaon'al, M. J. Knlll. mar.: mars.’ Ix>aan.port. Ind., 5-10. INCANDESCENT LAMPS. 7 CENTS • hlfiao lU.. 4 7. Hendrick.. Ben. Wm. Gray, mar.: Akron. O., FiU.t ilNirtrr J. Whltr’al: Alton. III.. 10. 10,000 brand-new Incandescent Lamps, 8 C. P., Edison Base, 100 to 104 volt¬ GALLAND. BERTHA: th« R«. 11.n. 11.0.00 Co.. IxMii* Rvla. mcr.; W.uooma. age, each 7 cents. I... 7; F.y.tt. 8: Arlinrtoo 9; M.ncbi^t.r turn of Ev«. 10; Dyrr*TlIlo 12; Uitotlcvllo 15: Aoamo.. 14; 30,000 natural colored Edison Base Incandescent Lamps, Amber Color, each G^RGE, GRACE: Sm Woman's IJuboo *5: DoWItt 10: Cllntno 17. 8 cents. 16 C. P. Lamps, each 10c. 4 C. P. Lamps, each 12 cants. Hall. lion C.. to Rvportolre: Wall.TlUe, N. Y'., No. 14 Rubber-covered Copper Wire, per 1,000 feet, $7.00. Gl ll^'tte. WM.: 8«e Samson. MO: oloao 12-17. Hanford. Obaa. B.. F. I>awri*ner Walker, mkr.: Electrical Supplies of all kinds. Ask for our special list. ^ GOODWIN, NAT: Saa tha Maatar flraod Janrtlon. Colo.. 12: I>“adTllle 13: Canon City 14: Pueblo 15; Colorado Si«rlnk. 10: Vlc- BARGAIN CATALOGUE No. 544 Harkett. Norman. In Cla..matea. Jule. Murry, mrr.: Storkton. Cal., 7; San Joae 8; San Fran- It will pay you to write for oiu 600-page Free Illustrated Catalogue. It’s a eliK"o 1117. book fudl of bargains from cover to cover. It includes ever3rthing in the Fur¬ HIckmann Beaaey Co. (Ai. Jack lU'Wey, mcr.: Ottumwa, la.. 4-17. niture and Furnishing line, also Building Material, Machin;ry and Supplies. Honor of tbe Family, wltb OtI. Skinnar, Cbarle* Write for it today. - FVohman. mer.: San Franclaeo. Cal.. 12-24. Holy City (r<«a*tl, lyeComto A Fle*her. mjrr..; -I.f, ■ . Kan.a* City. Mo., 4 10. CHICACO HOUSE WRECKING C0.,3S0i&lroiiSI$.,Chicago.lll. '■••rm.n Theatre Slock Co.: Clncinn.itl. O., Henrr Family Theatre. Harry Stillwell, msr.: "I 4. iBiWf rarl.hTtlle. .V. Y . 5-10. '■cniian siga-k Co., Biiaeiw' Bura, mar New Hlckman-Beawey Stock C«. IBI. Fred C. Stein. l.rk City, ivt I. Indef mar.: Wankeaan. III., 4 10. <1. -man Theatre stock Co., lUnlM-h A AiHIcka, Hiilton-Balley Slock CV. Geo. W. Bailey, mar.: mar. : PhlU.lelidila. Pa.. S.pt 12. Indef. RIckmoad. Ind.. 5 10. WANXEO FOR l. lrl fr.mi Rector'.. A H Wnxl*. mgr New Hitman Heart. iRaatemI, W. F. Nankerillc. 1-irk niT, Feb 1. Imlef. mar : Pltt.bnra. Pa.. 5-10. 'ilrlon Stock Co F.iireka. Cal.. Jan IS. In Hayward. Grace. Co., Geo. M Gatta, mar.; ■Iff liaTenport. la . 4-10. m. t'.iT stock Co., V.iiah.n GI.M-r. mar Ite Holy CIIt: IKiwaalae. MIeh.. 7. Rlcbmood. irnlt. MIeh.. A|itII 4. Indef. Iiid . S.' 'i-in.m Stok C* . IMwanl Clr.nl. mar.: Irclnc Place Stiwk Co.. Otto Well, mar.: New York City. Oct. 1. Indef TYBEE ISLAND Ilr...klTn. V., Ana '22 In.l.-f CiramI Stock Ca> New lUaen. Conn , Jan. In Wyomln'a. H. K. Pierce it Co., tnara.: ■-•I In.I.f troll. Mich.. 4 10; ClcreUnd. O . 12 17. I again have tl^e privileges of Tybee Island, the “Little 'lii» Stock Co , Chaa. W Mercer, mar I.-\lnc In the Nick of Time, J. F. Sulllran. mar : St. Coney Island of the South,” where there is the only surf 'on. Ky., 5 10; <'olnmhn.. Iml.. I'J 17 J'»e;ih. Mo., 4 7; 4>maha. Neb.. 8 10; IS'* 'bnar.i and Bailey. |n Toor the Ibiothlach. Molnc. ]*.. 12 14 bathing to be found in Georgia. Sunday is the best day. .1 II Wnoil*. mar Iiyooknn N' Y , 10; JAMES. LOUIS: See Peer Gynt. It'-lon, Ma.a , 12 17 JEFFERSON, JOS. A WM. W.: See Free Park, Free Dancing and Free Orchestra. Season llanit.ler of the Weal. A II W...l« mar Nor f"lk. Va , 5 lo. the Rivals. opens May 15. 1900. I want Shooting Galleiy’, Penny l•illm•re. Paul. In The ftev* of C.'mpaiii B. Jackaon, N.hcl. Co.. P. II Ix'vin. mar.: Si- Arcade. Carousel, Knife Rack, Fortune Teller, Photo J'lie. Murry, mar ltllllnK«. M.nil . .. Mile* dall*. Mo. n.l.f t Ity s. Itl.m.rik, N. I> . I*. J.me.town 10; Jn.t Out of CollcBC. Gua IbUhncr A Robert Gallery. Candy Wheel and Jap Ball Game. Have build¬ \ alley City 12: st Cloud. Minn., 1.1; I»n Campbell, mpra.' Norfolk, V. . 5-17. ••||•|ne, la 17 Jr(TcT-»,>o Stock t'o . J. J. Itn'It, mar.: OanTllle, ing ready for moving picture show. Also have fully i.'r.n.iark iFji.lerni. A IJ. Pelamaler. mar Kt . .5 10; l.eb.non 12-17 I itl.fleld. M... , 7, W'lfl-, Jack Straw, with John Pn w, Ch-arlc. Friihm.n. equipped restaurant. If you want to get in on a first- 1.' 14. I.iwell 15 17. mitr Pltt.bnra. I‘«., 10. St. Umj;*. Mo.. class proix^sition let me hear at once liriMi.iark iCenIrali. A 11 I'.-I.malcr. mar.' J*‘.tnn»*lle. I*. , 7. Puhol. s T< mne t»; Hunt K.-v.i.'nc |>r.malic Co.. Mar .V .krtvold. mar.: J.T.M y Cltr. N. J , Mac-h May 1. Ina.loii 10; He||.f..nle 12. k llagrn 15: Mi.niokln 14 l‘ott.i|lle i: '. P.>tl»l. 1 { APRIL 10, 1909. Xtie Billboard 41 lh«' ailTiTtliiluc. IK, aa to rotl«t the I'roinl aiirtunlty at the lime surface and tbe lime will boM If. Is- blamed by tbe unkiiowinp. The lime should Ih- adjuatetl straipbt up and down in the c|li«. Enplish stau'ls for limes are made with a '-ore tliroiipli tie- llmi- and this b Klnce the nnlverssl Intpsliictloo of movlnp Tbe Sommers-Britt picture machines, calcium llpbl outflta, adver Fight Pictures ...WANTED... •Islnp Ilpht plnwts and other devices retjulrlnp Sister Acts. Chorus Ladies for Duoournaa A the use i>f lime In a calcium paa Ilpht J,'l. the Are playing to capacity and getting ' Smith's VauderUIe and Indy Minstrels. Mu¬ fh^wlcal Biannfactnrinp and ileallnp conc-ma the money at every performance, wher¬ sicians write; state .vour lowest as money is have d'Nte mnalderable biialneas In limes nie ever shown. They are the latest, clear- sure; we psy all. Addrt-ss JOE DUCOURNAU, drup-storea hare been handtlnp llmea for a«mie ,st and beot fight pictures taken. Write 153 N. Laxrrencn St.. Mobile. Ala. time. The llmea an> usually elasacl with the far reatal terms now. By a si^clal ar¬ •ther. and the rhemleala en i Mra. Wlgga of the Cabbage I’atcb (Weaterni, | ConnelavUle, Ta., 13; l^uuiberlaud, .Mil., 14, ROUTES I Llebler it t>)., lugra.: Toronto, Can., 6 10; Martluaburg, W. Va., 15. Cleveland, (>., 12 17. ' Teer Gyut, with Ixiula Jaiiiea, Wallace .Muiiro, SONG SLIDES. DRAMATir. Mra. Wlgga o ftbe Cabbage 1‘atcb (Soutberu): : mgr.: ludlana|H,lla, lad., 12-lb; Terre Haute (CouliuutMl fruu page S9.) I Greenville, S. C., !*. ' 10; Kvanavllle 17. Meaaenger Hoy No. 42, Geo. W. Gallagher, ; Polly of the CIrcua, with Ulllh Tallaferru. Finest in the World. ' I.«l» Tlieatie St ARCADE MACHINES. CHEAP -2 Wizard For li)u-s, ft).IS) each; 7 Iron Elec, flu.ts) each; 1 double Bowling and Hit the Coon, $9 00; t Klondike, g.‘>.ISJ eacli; 1 Bowllug Alley, $7.00; 1 Hit (be (' We will fiirni.sh you with strictly IiKlppcndciit .service of recent relea.se films. 2 HULLS W LLKLY, .$6.00 INDEPENDENT FIIMS G it H.OO 6 “ “ 12.00 Send for our typewritten list of Independent Film*, alsn our regular mammoth list and No. 1 supplement. A trial will convince. Wr buy, sell, rent and repair FRANK’S FILM HOUSE all kinds of moving picture machines. All supplies 20 per cent less than other 347 Sixth Avenue, Lamed Building. houses. Tickets, 9 cents per thousand. White Non-breakable Condensers, 86 cents each. Sprocket Wheels, $1.90. Etna Carbons, $2.40 per hundred. Electra Carbona, PITTSBURG, PA. SYRACUSE, N. Y. $2.66 per hundred. WRITE TO-DAY. Hlr"n«1i*«Tt, W. Tlwlal.-, niter. HulTalo. N. WorM and Mia WIf**, with Wni, Kavi^atiam, Out K. Oollartnan la praparing to conrart fawt. Bniwada and other continental capitals ^ yi 17. Krank J. Wllatat-h, mgr.: rb-vflaiyl, (>., 5- bl« Collaoiim Info a palm gardan of grant mag- In the aaine quick way—but d.m’t think that Hina of Itrnnka A Itliicwall, miera ' nltnija. and will r-ondiict It during tbe wimmar anything aacafx-a Friangar, for it don’t. He Cblratt'i. Ill-i 1* Witching Hour, with John Mawm. Ham H. A I>*a montba, playing all tha tilg banda. Kllery’a simply eats up hn«ine»< and swallows naw HalTatl'Mi Nall, will) Mra. Plakr, Marrlano Hhuhert, Inc., lugrs.: Waaliington, 1». C., O- Hand la tna flrat to aoma, alioot Jnna 1. schemas at ona gulp. Soma of tha people he rtakr, niKr ; llnatim, Maaa , t IT. Jaka K'awnlhal waa a rlaltor, thia waak, and did buslnass with In London are said to be still Hb'ira Acri^, Millar A Hbaliiatroui, muru.: T*. Angeles, Cal,, .b 10. th» box, at tba Cantnry. Ha raporta that dreamed It all or If tha Syndicate Napoleon had HiYvanl In Ilia llonaa IKaalarni, llanry Millar, Winn Knights VY',-re IP,Id, with Francis Wilson, Kathryn Oatarman baa had a giKid aaaaon. really bean on this side. niter : itnalnii, Malta., 'J'J A|irtl 10. Ctiss. Frohmsn. n;gr.; Johnstown. Fa., 12; Rica Brothara’ Comblnad Railroad Showa hara Tba Thr«a Barrows, a m-w play, was giTen Hi-rtanl In ttm lloiiaa IWaalarni. Ilanrjr Millar, Alt Fncle Tom’s Cabin IStetaon’a YY'esternt. Wm Kllihle. mgr." UadUoa. YY'ia.. 10, Milwaokee 11 17 Cncl# Tom's C«hln (Slehsoo’a C that the rink la one of the moet up-to-date In tbrntichout the EaMt. and wan IdentlBed with a ' Kelly A Marrelt (rroctor'a )2hlh Mt.); New the State for a town the alae of Mauaton. The numlM-r of auccraafiil linrlewiue and mualeal ' York City. Skating Rink News Mauatoo Band of alxte THE AL. FLATH’8 LETTER a"ll, wlil|. lb'* T'-at '(f Iba flal'l wy. wall ► Irii'iB I " ta li'E I ipi'a'I. R. l-'.rilln, trh" GASOLIHE r-'lll'-'l t" la- II I" 1,. !■ lak, fall In tha KING rii*' fiiiintt'nr ji'i'l Ural Ira' I an.’ "gain In lha f fib lap. Whan BE A LIVE WIRE r*' i « KANSAS CITY FORECAST. and Willie then- are no "amusements" In SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. the s<-nse of an "amus<-ment park." Swoiie has KmiKxr ('lt» is (inHiil «if hiT Hiitiinior purk*. a tliM- ride range, a free golf cisirsi-, and thi- tCiHilltim-d fpuii page II.) j slielti-r liousi- where refreshments may Is- s<-- \\> now four, catoririK to llic piililic’’* WANTED IN OAKLAND pli-amiri' wifli ovory aniiiHouit-nt ilovlw tliorofiM-. cured. I In .Sunday afternoons during the heat Hli: KIk-iHi- r.-irk We Rent MEW Films Write for OER SPECIAL PRICES -All the i-eaturc Productions In Stork lor Shipment INDEPENDENT CINCINNATI FILM EXCHANGE 214iWrsl Fifth Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO APRIL 10, 1909. Ttie Billboard 47 Streetmen, Schemisb HEADQUARTERS FOR CANES, Dou/f/e Yoi/r income/ Pennants ft Streetmen’s Noteltles operating the quickest money maker of the century— and Fair Workers S<-nd for our new Catalog, just out. Mv In out wllb (Itc of uiy ni.'orlKlo"! ■li'O roiilalnH IMt of Ihr liteal f ;hi‘ waitiiii. I am unIiik olio now. A word to Daydark poI?°cari> Machine III. wl«' aiitttrlout. Adilroaa BPEILEB WtTHERBEE Vn% Bay BUU Blk.. Bioux 3 PHOTO POSTAL CARDS MADE AND DELIVERED City Iowa. ON THE SPOT IN 5 MINUTES The Surprise Fountain Pen (NON-LKAKABLE) FOR BALE ‘J'O folding rhalra. iiw-d Tory lltllo; No dark room necessary—you take, develop and print right in the 1 \ 1 iHiiidtlliii; S4 dor.; will mil all or part. 1 A good premliim for .V* and 10c theatrea. $3 per I'.ini-r'ii iiiji'liloo, giMMi aa now, rowlud altarh machine in plain sight of the operator. A mint for fairs, street gross. Siieeial discount in large quantities, ... lit and r.ll roinploto, fli.'i. I Eillmm inacbtiio, jiaiades, outdoor conventions, where special scenes can be taken bend 5 cents for sample. iM « olio pin iiiovoinont. SWi. Extra largo our irlii It-xSii. now, Sd. Anylliliig In Ibo inoTing to suit the customer. Woiks in or outdoors. No experience I. EiNIStlll S Co., 44 III«.. In T.rk, I.T. |.ii.|nro liiMiiH-aa; aliliiiMMi prlvllogo rxaininatlou, required. Hllli •mall iloiimlt. Two gmal ahowa for aalo in lowna of .'i.iMgi Anything In tho uinvliig No rent. No help. Light Agents and canvassers iil.inri- linalnoaa you want to liny or aoll. lot luo 200 per cent profit va¬ lit at from toii. A. L. BHAER, SIS Main Bt., and compact. Good man cuum suction sign bold¬ OroCDTilla, 111. _ _ _ can make from f 10 to $2S a er. Every merchant day easy. buys it. Sample, fifth ANNUAL CARNIVAL. AMBKIDUE PROFIT Particulars free. *JWI* VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.. AMBRIDOE. PA. CalaUl aoS Sescriptivt matter mailed free: $4.20 PER DOZ. \V \NTKI> Sultalilo abowa. attrartlona. concoa • i.iii« for tlio llrolloat town In WoalorD la. Allen’s knife of the DAYDARK SPECIALTY COMPANY world for paring and I>.t na In ar from laMiplo In all kinda of auiuao slicing all kinds of nioni biialiioaa wlio dralrr fair troatmoot. Dato 1005 St. Ange Ave., St. I^ouis, Mo. $4.00 PER GROSS. frnlt* and vegetablea. July .' to II Inolnalro. C. H DROZ, Prea Sample, lOe. Combination knif-*, CABINET PHOTOS of youraelf, IM.OO jier shear sharpener and I laai St.SO 1HI. S<‘nd Nrga. or I’boto to ropy. can opeuer. Sample, Fl TtKE lirSIIAMt OK WIFE IMIOTOB. 12.00. ten cente. Srial for ramplr. WENDT, PboU., Boonton, Steel tripod, $2.W New Jeraay. _ a pair; fold np; The Little made so you can $4.00 PER GROSS. COATS OPERA HOXJBE -Sr.-nery A t. electric work high or low. light, ati-aui h-at; watiug rapacity, fsai; atara ALBERT L. ALLEN. 69 Dearborn St., Suite 21 .leplh, 24 ft.: width. 44 ft.; oia-iilng. 27 ft; Chicago, in.; il8 4th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. height III t'y, ir, ft. I'lip., S.iaai. iIuimI rallniad •..rvlc Write for iii«.u date iinw. COATS A Russian Prince BENNETT'S THEATRICAL EXCHANGE. Suite JOHNSTON, Mgrs., Oreenteld. Tean. 4 Everybody oagkt to kaow thorn. JIM WEKDEN A kastlar la ovory llaoi Post-Cards to Your Order Send 10 cents and your ideas for good pencil sketch. Send 4 cents PRICK for complete line of samples. PRICE Color Carda Dull Piniah 100._$5.00 100. .... $3.76 PROF. CHA8 WOLF. •2,50. _ 7.00 200. . 5 00 Hit work it artistic and compare* Queen City En^. Co. favorably with other entertainers. 500. . 9 (X) 500_.6.50 1000 ...... 12.00 Clnclanatl* Ohio. 1000..9.00 SALVAIL. A star in his line. 48 Xlie Billboard APRIL 10, 1900. aeiui alarvation which ahe haa aulfiTed accel Th«* pi****** |ti 111 thr#*** 111 x* r>**, hy U* ii** •■latiiik the Mill, priniurily due to a weak Fniii hoia. It la In a w ly i*pla*Ml|r. 'I'li** ftrat The Week in Chicago he.irl. a<‘t la hliiK**d th** tr**a>-oii of t*nlh*ltri Un Coiiai-pieiilly, the men yield. The direetora. h'4‘lardl. t!.*- wuiuuti who r»*nf|M*«t ip h**r **n from 7.> iipHi-t by ihe deaili, also outvote the ehairiiiiiii. iriUoiii**nt pr»*a« iit. Tli** M«n* dlitht Stn»»i*a. Tlo* w lai re. kiia. Th • teriii-* akreed on are lho«c '***t'«ind a«'t la haa***! upon |t«*<'lh4*x«*trM krowliiu STREETMEN Jack HarrytiK^ro will not d«*w*rt A • StiiMn^rn pro|Hi.-il bi-fore the atrike eoiiiiiieniV'd. and «h'afti>‘ap. I iitl 111* third a* I *‘iifil till* rrliht *l>lmr. pi.rioiihd**d h\ th** Mn**'*a. b-jin to tjik<‘ th<* jiart, bailleil an I d'feiitid. Wllliont preaelil ik. pre- novelties. Send fur our catalogue on Con¬ acriliik alwaya tiie sirlilly iiiiperaonal atti It -ajardlna ap|N*Mra a*« lh***thov*‘ti. and la apl'll pp'ipTirk IPH*kl**iil»» rif will litilM a vaiidnvllln fetti, Canes, Knivjs, Carnival Goods, tilde of till- drainatiat. Hie aiilhor lirinfa out (|hl, h'dh aa t*» lii.ik*' lip and hia a< lliiK thoatr**. ooHtlnk $::o.ooi». at Fifty ninth atrnot Rubber Balls, Rubber and Gas Balloons. and No\elly .Mu'iical Hnterlaiinrs n TERRE HAUTE’S UP-TOWK SUMMER AMUSEMENT PLACE Vaudeville. Sparks lime Centurv 52d & Halsted Sts., Chicago, III HuildinK, Kan.'as City, .Mo JAMES O’LEARY. Prop. YOUNG’S GARDEN AIRDOME OPENS IN MAY. THIRD SEASON Steel Roof. Water Proof. Right in the Heart of the BIGGER THAN EVER. I*iiimI, iiioDry iiiakliiK I.m'iIIod fur roller ciastrr, City. Stage and Scenery, also 36-ft. Circus Ring. Population 'rrithln radina of ono mile. 2.V>.it«0. rin-lr ..wlni;. hiiliiau lailii.|r\. rtr. ('4.ncr«»l.iDi< I.arge8t flvo-oeut .Smuwinent Park in the U. S. marly all rmti^l Oulrk. IRA HAND. Mgr., CAPACITY—a.SCO. POPULAR WITH THE PEOPLE. CAPACITY BU8IHESS LAST SEASON. Kill, a and .showmen write for o«liee*»ioii!*. .Sdd. Bcy.-toa Rrarh, Nrw letacy. 4183 8. Haiited St., Tel. 628 and 1540 Yards. rYPITN Week commencing Sunday, May 16 npPN The Muaical Senaat.oa of tha Century SI2S MADE IN ONE DAY. Invieihie KortutH- Writ.Ttr, The •'New Ward.” Pat. ap|.lie.l for. .4 baml- L A M P H A M Want for tbeee two weeka, Cirrua and Trained Animal Show or Minatrel, ^loaical Comedy kerrhief, atiok or water may b*' pa>»»-d or Otiera Company. Third aeaaon ojiena May 9. with Quarlia'a Italian Baml. * tbroiitth "Wand” while workiUK to - AND HIS- show it is empty. SAM. M. YOUNG. Prop, and Mgr., Terre Haute, Ind. "Marie Wand” outfit, from 85 up. .:RED HUSSAR BAND:- “Gypsy Queen” cutfit, 817 and 880. Inviiible papera at 82 and 83 per .4 rertdral of aohdata, ruuiblnitir in A HP l.CCO. M.t.N Parka. Fairs. Vaaderilla and CamiTals. 4t>—World Fanam* 4rtlsla The moat popular park mnaic attraction In the world. F>r WANTED. QUICK Singing amt talking nr leruia and o|en time, addresa J. M. HARRISON, Marager, 465 W. Tan Buren St., Chicago, III. II clown that doiildea com'erl. ala>< iml all kinda of working iin-li aiiitahir Good condition, SIO.OO and wagon show Miiat hi- a«dHT ami n •hlr-ow ED. P. BARLOW, Matniitoa. S12.00 per reel. Sendforlist 330 S CMnton St. HATCH SUPPLY COMPANY, HALLER SIGN WORKS (Inc.) t’HU'AliO. SACRIFICE—I OR SALE S22 Lewis Bldg . Pittsburg. Ps -THE CHAS. BARTINE SHOWS- THEATRE Can u»- a few moD- gotal miiaiciana: .Toiing men that can produce the gooila; alao atrong cornet, capalde of leading and hamlling hami; a gmat. funny kma-k-about team, capable of clowulug. .411 parliea eiigagixl plesac write at once, for call ef oj'eiiing ELKS. 818.50; I'tlida. 81.">; I'ln-ck lloia, 842 .*•11. CHARLES BARTINE. ConneraTille. Ind. SOUVENIRS Illaily Itella. 8l.‘.-ai; Tigera. JU-’al Keadv Of all kinds. Cataloj; Frfi‘. for Imm.aiiale ahlpineiit 8. H. DEPARTMENT. Heed Bldg., Philadalphia, Pa. H. C. WOOD & CO.. KNi'omi \V»vo K'JrcIo Siting, carrlok RIVERVIEW 112-114 5ih Ave.. CHICAGO. ILL l.% ft. hlifh, 4)r|\«*n by h«iM Im* FluiigtMl to uiott^r iimimI Ih* IhiiiM for |t«rlk» mihI ntnn't our lALt ROHY 8 SECOND IE. KS 8. Dotroit 8t., Kenton. O. The roan that tills your orders EXPOSITION CHICAGO A.M) OTllKH.s. THE BEST. THE CHE.APESl. Sell a boflle of liniment for 3.V and give a THE QLICKEST. dollar bottle of old faaliliHi Celery C.uuiaiund ONLY 32 MORE DAYS KKKE. 221^ fx-nla profit on eaeli sale. Both giiarante.M under pure fiaal and drug law. ADVANCE MEN , are Nmkml for Chi If you want to enjoy a successful season, BEFORE WE OPEN Write for our i l.xii. Suuiethiiig NKW by an 'mite II* for an eatlii'ate on xoiir hauling send your application for try New Catalog, tU.ll. reliable linn RICHARD OUTHMANN TRANSFER CO.. HAMIL-SMITH CO.. Butfalo. N. Y. Di'arborn Street, Chicago, ill. which A'ill ^ ready April 15th, 1909. —FOR SALF- HARRY L. WEISBAUM, Starts May 12th, 1909 FOR sale;;;—Tniiiie.| IV.gs and IK.ve*. or pit Meiirli -n S,Hd I amp*. 3 Jo.ivh Mcm'hen PHELPS A CLOHER, Managers Privileges, will exchange for M. IV Macliim-. rhomigraph, I amp*. 1 Joaeph Meiiehen Cloud Kffe*'t, 2S6-262 E. Madison St., Hunter Building, Kllu.». Magic or Small Illusioii!*. Wanted - Mb tleiiebeii Mooli llox. 2 Swlleli lUiaril*, Madist>n and Market Sts., Chicago, Ill 143 Illinois Street, Chicago, Ill. Telephone, IV-oi'le, two or thna- Comic Turn*, small wagon ml ;lx4 «nllrliiai lor 25 amp to ,500 amp., North 1847. show. Prof. Harry Smith. Orati. Pa. ard* lliirlao. Rm-kel*. lilolx'*. rt Ward Id .Hiagi* IMmmer*. ;lii to I.Vi I Ight*. TUMBLERS WANTED Cround tumblera to Join lou* oiiii-r elis'ttli'al giioii* for Cark*. WANTED—SKETCH TEAMS big act; well bo"k<*1 for next summer and Iher iiiw. »iieh a* Cliaiidellei• etc all in 108 LaSalle Street. CHICAGO. ILL winter *oa« VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. SOUTH DAKOTA ConHolIditf^ Ainnfifm-nt I'o.. 1416 Broadwa; I'liiiloti —AintroHcosiriii Valli-y .4Kri<'iiiliir.il So riiTn---<■«» ilrlt KxiHmitioii. ^ <' -7 \ Tiih hio Eli Wiif.ll •Nfw York City. < i -tv. Sept. 1!1 ‘J^l. O. M. KlohanlHon, aocy. II. Jaynes, *>ecy. ' ... -V t r<> !• CY c I . / I lit / Woi. I). Ilill, Keith’* Theatre Rldg., Phladel IMen K'h ii A^rli'iiltiirul Sie letv. Sept. 15- TENNESSEE I>hl*, I'a. to. !l. .M. J.lllMoii, Kery. (' Khk iiNHMIi'Uliciin Nur»*-»’ A»<(n. STREETMEiy, AGENTS, VENDORS, S.iiflni» Stall' Itftall llanlMari* Amiii. .Vue II II. lleunlonA, MINNESOTA Mlimi"iIK,ll» Nat|irti«l Amn, i.f Niini..|.. Iiiii,' SCHEMISTS,CANVASSERS, PEDDLERS Hi I'J ilr». E. W Sliihr, 2121 Kii)ii«-ll a»i.. S , .Mlnui »i»,IN. Mlrih. Mi'inf»|K,liii -Sl«ti. Itanki-ra' A»«n. Juni- l‘>. KNIFE-BOARD MEN, CANE-RACK MEN, t'li.irlia It. Kri*t. Sl< lp,|x>lltaii Ulile . -Min NOTICE.—Only auch daUt ai ha*a not boon iiiaiMiliH. .Minn Dub'ialied In thii Hat boforo appear under the MISSOURI HIGH PITCHERS AND CONCESSIONAIRES, (tniial beading, ‘'CONVENTIONS." Back Kiiii«a« (')l.v Slat • .Maatpr Itaki-ra' Ai>ari Api. numbera containing previoua inatalmonta can al¬ ways be obtained by addreaaing tbs pnbliahera. K.iii'iiii City—Mliiiwiiiri Eiini-ral Iiirectorii’ A» If they are not to be bad from newsdealers “M'lsllfin. May 10. If you want to make money you must handle the right Under the caption. "Oorroctiona and Changes," NEBRASKA errors will be emendated and changes indieated. Ihise SI ho wish to oollect copies of the Con- l.i'ii'ulii—A l». r. \V. (Iran.l Lr«l||e. May 11 kind of stuff—attractive and hypnotizing, good values at venticn complete list are advised to preserve tbe.r copies of Tb* Billboard from week to I.lii>'>>l’i May .MiihIcsI ristlv:!. May IT 1». the right price. You can get that only at the old reliable I.liifiilu -Ni'liraaka Slate K'leollr Medical Sie • lely. May is jn. headquarters, M. SFTUREZ OO. ALABAMA I.liieiiln—Netrs«ka State A«an. of P'latuiaa l"r« June S 10. lilriiilligliaiu Terminal Stalloii Oiieiihig. April I.liieijn —Ilriillierliiaal of I/H'omutlve Engln<-i'r«' Iteiiiii III Jiini- 20 20. Itlriiil'igliani—Alabama I^luratlonal .Aasii. Ajir. I.iiiciilii -\et,r.i«ka Slate I'botogrsphera' \«»n Manufacturers, Importers, Wholesalers. Oct 12 15 ISrnlngham—Miialcal Kcatlral. Aiirll 2‘>.rpi. NEW YORK BIGGEST IN AMERICA-SQUARE DEAL TO ALL ARKANSAS Viiliiirn KnigblB i,f 1‘yihlsa. July 27 2!i. SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE r-Hl Suiilb' l<>'tall llardwar.' .Aaan. of .Arkan Itin'2haintn'i—.New Yur’a State Aaan. of Ixa-al • aa June 2*2 24. riP' lii'iir.-iM-e .Virenla. June 10. Wm. H. I lltle Kock—Stale Field .Mii't of Sciiiaila ami Mecox. 1.5 Cotirl at.. Klnghamton. \. y N. SHERE CO., 220 222 Madison Street, CHICAGO Colli-gca. April 24. llinirbamloii—New York Slate Red Men. Auir 111. .Tna. T. Ilojeni. O'Neil ISidg.. Bingbaru COLORADO Ion. N. Y. lamer American Aaan. of Rublli .Account- SvraciUM—Congregational Conference. May lb Bi^ Money anta Oct. It*. T. Cullen Itoberta. TAi I’liie S\ racuae—Ih-utai lic Order Hanigari. Ang. 4. at . New Ytirk City. S.iraciii'e—.Annual Mualc EeatIval. April 12 In Our. (a-mer — Trans MiaaiaalopI Coaimercial Con H. gri aa. Aug. It) 21. .Arthur J. Kraiicla. Crip OHIO |i|e Cn-ek. Col. Clnclnnnll—^8outhca«ii rn Accounting Confer- la-nver Keyalone Guard. July — G. F. cni-c. April 20 27. N. B. Nichols, Sarin Stanton. .Athens, Ga. nab. Gi. Ii..n\.T Pravellng Kngliicera' ConveiiitiHi. Aug. Cincinnati—Ohio Slate Medical .Aaan. May S' 2d \V. O. T'ltnmiHUH), Oawego. N. Y. —. J. H. J. Cphan. Cohimhua. O. la-nver- -Cure F.aal Coiixenlloo. Aug. —. W. Cincinnati—Aatuaiation of Harvard Clubs. May E. M. DAVIS SOAP CO., 38 Union Park Court, Chicago F. Cannon, Winona, Minn. la-Diei —lnt< rnatliMial .\a«n. of Alarhinlata. Cincinnati—National Turn A'ereln. June 23 27. '^-Til. —. G-o. Crealon, 403 Mctiill Bldg.. .Angiiat Herrmann, aei-y. TWO COMPLETE MINIA¬ Wiabington. I». C. Cincinnati—.American Life Convention. Aug. la-nver —.Viualgaiiial.al Iron. Tin and Steel —. T W Blackburn, 4^** Paxton Bkx-k. TURE RAILWAY TRAINS Wiwki-ra. S«-!il. Jonn Willljiiia. .VC Omaha, Neb. Iliaia4- Bldg.. Clttabiirg, Ca. t'lnclnnatl —S<«-lety of -American Florlata and Henver—IndeiM-ndent Crrcker B.ik-ra' .Aaan, lirnamentil Hortlcultnrlafa. Aug. 17-20. W. August —. H. B. Grubbs, 107 lludaon at.. M. Rud1. Morgan Park. III. Two engines, nine cars, 1,500 feet track, in fine condition. Long lease New York City. Cinciniijtl—State Eclectic Mmllral .Aaan. April GEORGIA 27'Jti. Hr. J. 1‘ayne. fil* W. Sth at.. CIn in one of the best Parks in Eastern Pennsylvania. Other business clnnatl. o. Atlanta—S>Mitbi-in IMueatlunal Conference. PENNSYLVANIA A’rll 14 1« reason for selling. Address “Miniature,” care Billboard. Atlanta—.Atlanta Mualial F'-atlva! May 4-d. llirrl^liutg—Jewelers' .Aaan. of Pennsylvania. Atlanta—State C'oiixentlon of Flka. May IT June ;; 4 P. G. Hierner, 4 BIO OPEN AIR ATTRACTION Flying Baldwins CAROUSELS Aerial Betom and Casting Art. T. W. O RERNLBAF, MGR., S14 N. 8r4 St., Qatncr, III. Merry RIdInK Galleries, PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE Kaule Da7zle«i, Striking Machines, I>4>ll Racks for I’arks. I*lcnlcs, Fairs and Carnivals. .Amusement Outfitters. OEVESAL BtrSIVESS OFFICE GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE SULLIVAN AND CONBIDINE BLDO., THIRD HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CO., SUITE 8 AND 10., ltS8 BROADWAY, AND MADISON STREETS. Sweeney Street, SEATTLE, WASH. NEW YORK CIT\’. NORTH TOXAW.AXD.A, X. Y., V. S. A. FRED LINCOLN, Oen. Mgr. CHRIS. 0. BROWN, Mgr. 07 So. Clark St., Third and Madiaon Sta. 1117 and llt5 Market St. Chioago, m. Seattle. Waah. American Theatre Bldg., San Franeieoo. Cal. ta* HALFTONE .7Sc PAUL eOUDRON. HARRY LEAVITT. ARCHIE LETT. 3x4 HALF-TOME .$1.00 8|>eclal lU-elgned leltertHade oar apeetalty. —8KETtHE.S FREE— CARROUSELLS Knoxville Engraving Gk THE BEST. THE SAFEST. Bute Street, KNOXVILLE, TENN. Since 1867 Date Books The kind that serves all purpoaea. .N ALL LEADING PARKS Designed and compiled expreasly for the PROFESSION, MANAGER, PER¬ Write for particulars or oall on FORMER. AGENT, ETC. Cloth Cover. 10c IMew Wrk 70 Franklin, S# Factory—3641 Germantown Ave Philadelphia, Pa Leather Cover. 25c Boston) Strong binding, well printed, complete Information, etc. Complete for the Seaaon 1909-1910. Contalna data to July, 1910. 5c. SHOW Carnival Paper The Billboard SOUVENIRS We offer the most complete line of printing for all branches of the Carnival business: Stands, Window Japan^p China Wnrp, per 100.$3.50 TrI'-k yiatpfa R<>x. per gioaa.7.5 Lithos. and Heralds. Prices and samples on application. JapaDpa<> 1'on Tuiubt,. |H>r grusK.7.5 Japanese ZIttor*. |H-r groan.7.5 Japam-iu- Wliiatlea. per groM.75 Jaranene Turtles, in ple.a. box. |ier grows.. .75 Fapey colored Returned Ralls, per gn-s*... .1.00 THE DONALDSON LITHO. CO Katiey eolon-d The greatest High Wire ex- p MANO CmCMiCAL C JiTfNOUi%Hl • TC%TfOUNOIR Su»iA VISION or On PEAKS ISUND les Novelties lor Fairs uA Unoerwritirs' Laboratories.Inc Expositioi yfNO I :jO -Hk J Destined to be the Coney Island of New England. 15 minutes boat Others Imitate or ride from citv. 5c. tare. Two lines of Steamers. BOARD WALK The ConpdittoD Tests Prove the BIG WATER FRONT. 300,000 TO DRAW FROM. **€01108** the Best -WANTED- 500 “CHILDS” Scenic Railway, Shoot the Chutes, Roller Coaster, Bump the Extinguishers or¬ Bumps, Carousels and all manner of amusements suitable, on percentage or rental. dered by the Gov¬ 1 ernment for the CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED P anama Canal Add. Gentral Mgr., care of tireonwood Amusement Co., Portland, Mo. PRIVILEGES-- Commission after That can be sold if advertised in the most severe test ever given the subject of fire ex- AS GOOD OR BETTER FOR JOURNAL Send for circu¬ lars and prices. $5 LESS ORANGEADE BAR LEMONADE RESTAURANT O.J. CHILDS COMPANY LOOK SODA WATER LUNCH STAND ROOT BEER Sol* Mfgrs. COFFEE HOUSE NEAR BEER TEA GARDEN Utf cs. New York. 1). S. A. POP STAND Anything in th. way of a Boverage or Food offered a. a privilege at a Fair. Park or Ex- Sciition can m sold by advertising in the only eve rage and Food Journal in America. Small Inrettment. quirk aalrs, large -ADDRESS- pmOts. We are ibe orlginatora of Crisp- ellea. FyUter-rrias* The Beverage and Food Pub. Co., ette Marhinea, Rotary Corn CaD<1y P. 0. Box 54, Cincinnati, Ohio Makers' Tools. W. Z. LONC CO. ITS HIGH STREET, SPRINGFIELD, O. Tkr**-ply Tonoer Body, Heavy Osok Oovar- tag. Hickory Slats. Halleable 8arsll-B*ud. AUTOMATIC MOVING Hand Riveted TIPPIVO TRAT. GUARANTEED Vaudeville Acts SHOOTING GALLERY Wanted First-Class. A-1 Vaudeville Acts; Novelty Acts preferred. In first letter state length of act; describe fully, lowest salary, etc. Only box- offlee attractions wanted. W. P. READY’S VAUDEVILLE EXCHAN6E Crwcont Thggtr* Bnlldlnf, NASHVILLI, TEBB. 18 an important one with lAl.I. .VOVKl.TIKS. EVERY MOVING PICTURE MAN WM. WURIFLEIH, Mgr., Fhiladelpkia. Pa., U. S. A EVERY PARK MANAGER - O. HINA :- 11.000 takes It. Address B. R. LICHTT, Wa¬ 11 Firat St., Mew Terk EVERY THEATRE MANAGER terloo. Iowa. Mfr. Cylinder I'tano Organs, single arlli« anl with Man dolin altarbnietit, for Skat lug HItik*. Merry and all other managers who want to keep abreast of the 10 Cents gi. round.. T<-nt a^ M I*. Shoe., etc. times. All this information is contained in Per Dozen New tniielc to onler. 8l>erlalty In eeroiMl No breaking, no bad eggs, no waste. Egg-O baud |i ai.w w itb new music Let, a perfect subetltute for eggs, for all cook¬ attvslue d‘ nrleea.■ ing and baking purposes. Makes hue lee Cream cones. Send iil.Ol't and receive a IP dus. egg •SIGrMiS tSie: XIIVIES can. Guarantetd to do the work. SHOBE m CO.. Colu-nbus. Okio. Theatre For Sale CINCINNATI. OmO iklahotna town of (l.noti population. Paying •inient S.-utlnc capacity, alioiit one thou — Great Handcuff Trick Moterii Ihnicghout. AddrcM K. C.. car* an authority upon advertising signs. Subscription price $1 How Is It done? nelectivea and Secret Service IWI.T. men have been dninfoiiDded. At a great cost we per year. Sample copies 10 cents. No free copies. obtalnetl the full secret directions for ^oing this marvelous trick. Anyone with these directions THEATRICAL LAWYER, can be handcnlted and locked In a cell and es M.xruiuK cap.' in K-ss than four minutes. Many are mak Ing a fortune with !t. Why not yen? Full 140 Nattau Street. THE LONDON NEW YORK secret directions for H.tiO. OAKS NOVELTT it«-lnre,| Hat,., to the Pi.'f»w.l',n. GO., Dept. 34. Oshkosh. Wia. MUSIC HALL Slot Machines Waihiiirtoa. D. C. New one again. Greatest money¬ Is th* recognised organ of VandevUI* Artists throogbont tbs world. Ameiicnas visiting la Loodoa maker in that line. Circulars and In¬ will tnd a frloadly welcome at 14 l>elcester Street, W. C. NRW YORK OITICBB, IB W. Twsnty- formation on request. fonrtk Street: Telepboae 1TT3, Utdiaon Square. A. J. FISHER 6» CO IMTTSIU Kti. I*.\. For Sale, Cheap. BIG MONEY •‘Bai)©,” tin* lnriro?*t bull In the wortd. bi^:re9t numev mtiker on the luUlwsy. LJ ?,?• * three leggcl t\dt. a geniilite TMK MOTRLTY OF THK CKHTURY. Wilson's Pocket Coat Hanger folds like a comb In a K. MORSE, ftaverhill. Mata. ■'♦xk. elglii month, old; a perfect boine with the l••alberette mse. When cl NEVER BEFORE NOVELTIES BELEABED APBIL B. BEEN OFFERED AT THIS PRICE GROSS CHICKEN Master of Black $4.50 and RABBIT Rock DOZEN NOVELTY Till* IntrtMlurlloii. Thr lait ap IM-at. Tlif wtHlillUic nioruluK- The 40 cts. PIPE *lrai>z*-ni. Hk* niysterlxu. iioti*. At th,- lllac-k IPM-k. I)»i>uiihI to darve An onlinurj" com cob pipe—enclosed in pi|»<‘ is a coll.ipsi*(l finun* of a chicken or to il«-alh. TUe prlaolirr’a laat mopil. rabbit made of a p»kkI quality rublxT —by blowuiK info the p |h* stem a figure “pops’’ The note la foiiiMl. Aiiialla'a re- out of the pipe—cun lx* drawn back into the pip«> and ivinfiateil at will. jccli'«l «ull«r Tile reaoue. Areti{)Ml. Our 1909 Catalogue will be ready April 20th. Send us your LenrtU, 876 f,,t. permanent address and we will mail you one as soon as issued. WESTERN BARGAIN HOUSE, RELEASED APRIL I. Wholesale Notions. Jewelry, Cutlery, Watches. Novellies. etc. Forecastle Tom 242 East Madison Street. ... CHICAGO, ILL. Aft«-r a loTrra’ qiiamO Tom loam hla awi-otlK-art ami julut tbe narj. Equipped with Improved Fire Maga- A lotlcr wbirli abe write, borer roarhoa blni. Ho dloa a boro wblle aines. Automatic Fire Shutter and OUR PHONOGRAPHIC FILM SERVICE tbo cirl romalna iruo to bit momury. Automatic Fire Shield (Labln't Patant). Lenatb, 660 faat. (TALKING PICTURES) Aabestoa covered Wire Connections. will “uplift” the film show bualnes.s more than can be aecompli.shed by any ^ New Improved Lamp House. New commercial combine. The greate.st feature ever added to a tllm show. Sub- ■ Style Fireproof Rheostat Improved The Escaped Jects are new and .snappy and perfectly synchronized. ArtlstlcaMy staiTed Electrio Lamp. Complete w'th every¬ from nrlg’lnal Ideas—the top-notch of Him entertainment. Complete outfit ■ thing seen in the out including pol Melody A roropowr baa boon Intorruptod la within reach of everybody. Service charge moderate. Exclu:ilve rights given. ished carrying case for mechanism, together with Adjustable Bicycle bit work by bla Itltlo ana. amt loat Steel Legs, to eitei d over 5 ft high. tbo mokidy. Ho guoa oat to flmi tba molmly. but all bo flnda la trouble. AMERICAN PHONO-FILM CO. S150.00 Length, 246 foot. 20 State Street. CHICAGO. LUBIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY OUR FACILITIES KEEP A PACE 926-928 Market St.. Philadelphia. Pa. WITH OUR GROWING BUSINESS. We are big buyers of Licensed Films and THE GREAT MINNESOTA STATE FAIR OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE. Midway bttwean Minntapolis and St. Paul. SEPTEMBER 6th to llth Wants attractions suitable for the largest Fair on the .American Conti¬ C. J. HITE FILM CO.. nent. .-\ttendaiue in 1908—.120,74.3. .Address B. F. GHhXiORY, 360-363 Monadnock Block, - - CHICAGO, ILL. Siiiierintendent of Amusements, State Fair (irtmnds. Hamline, Minn. OREIMIIMG FOREST PARK -PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS- ARKANSAS’ IDEAL ELECTRICAL SUMMER RESORT. THIRD SEASON OPE^S MAY IS. 1909 Wanted--A Few Additional Attractions and Concessions Have Figure Eight, Touring Car, Merry-go Hound, Large Theatre, Cafe, i*enny Arcade, Razzle-Dazzle, and a number of smaller concessions. WANT—Miniature Railroad, .Japanese Ball Game, I’almistry, Circle Swing, etc . on either percentage or flat rental basis FREE G^TE, MUSIC, and will feature FREE OUTDOOR ACTS during coining season. Only I’ark in the city, and ;is reached by FIVE-CENT FARE. Good car service is maintained from May to October. Would like to hear from a few good Stock Companies. All letters answered. Grounds are beautifully illuminated by electricity and prepared to furnish both alternating and direct current. Have suitable building for CRAZY HOUSE, or would alter to suit other requirements. CONCESSION¬ AIRES, GET BUSY. Have a few devices we would exchange. What have you to submit ? ■ ■ .■■■ .A I j THE PARK AMUSEMENT COMPANY. PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS. Address F. E. CHEROT. Gen. Mgr. c. Don’t let ’em bunco you! There is only one Wonder Automatic Cannon Photo But¬ ton Machine! All others are cheap imitatiors! We are the patentees, and are fully protected by the patent laws of the United States. All others are rank infringers! ,,..^1.:^nXm„!!•"" By dealing directly with us, or our authorized credential-bearing agents, you are sure to get the one and only CANNON PHOTO BUTTON MACHINE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR! Price of machine, $16. Complete outfit, which includes the necessary supplies for making 300 finished photos, $26 Small investment. PROFITS —400 PERCENT. A deposit of $6 required with order; balance, C. O. D. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET STARTED IN A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS Our “CANNON” ia a big winner at fairs, carnivals, picnics and all outdoor celebrations. Send for free circular. CHICAGO FERROTYPE CO., R 120 ferrotype building. CHICAGO, ILL. mplete. with l.CXK) Harris Checks Vanity Fair, Harry Hill. mgr. Philadelphia, Knoxville 13; Rivanoke. Va.. 14; Norfolk 15; I*rlce, $1.50.00 Check Cop., $3.00 per Pa . 5 10; Newark, X. J.. 12 17. Richmond 16 17. bottle. DIcte of all kinds. We make W.irld Heatera. J. Herliert Mark. mgr. Hriadc- Irl«h Senator. H S. Risly. mgr.; Miller. S. and sell more of these goods than all l.vn. X. Y.. 5-10; Xew York City. 12 17. n.. 7; Huron S; Di-Smel 9; Madison 16. others combined. Send for Free Cats logiie. Address H. C. EVANS A 00., Wataon’a Hurleaqiiera. W H WatxiHi. mgr.: I«Ie of Spice. H. 11. Frsxee. prop : Hannibal. 1S& Clark St., Chicago, III. ■‘hranton. Pa.. 6-7. Wllki-a Harre R IO; Sche. Mo.. 7; Mexico R; Cohimbla 9; Jetferson City nectady, X Y., 12 14 Pateraon. X. J., 15 17. 10; Eaat .St. I.OCI1*. 111., 12 14. Washington Society Glrla, I.ew Wataon. mgr.: In Pantma. with Roger* Hn>*.. Edwin J. Cohn, t'levelaml. O.. 5-10; Plttaburg. Pa., 12 17. DO YOU WANT mgr.: Newark. X. J.. 5 10: Bridgeport. Yankee Ihaalle Glrla. Sid. Mvera. mgr Sihe ■ Conn.. 12: Xew Haven 13; Meriden 14; Wa ma-tadv. X. Y.. .5 7; Pateraon. X. J. RIO; ferimry 1.5; Hartford 16 17. New Yirk City. 12 17. A FIRST-CLASS SERVICE ? JANIS, ELSIE: See the Fair Co-Ed. BffUSICAL Knight fivr a Day. H. H. Fraiee. prop.: Ke¬ UNITED STATES FILM EXCHANGE, nosha. Wl»., 7; J*ne*ville S; DeKalb. III.. American Theatre (*|M-ra C • ■ S.*n Franclaco, 9; .Xurora 10; CTilcago 11 17. J. SCHUCHAT, President. • ’al . Aug 23. Indef. Knight for a n«.v ill. C. Whitney'»>. J. Gil- Arn>-tMrig Mu«lcal Coin dy Co - Hjtn Diego, rhrl*t. mgr.; Poughkii, ftl.tS); 3 single Poet Card uurr.: Ionia, kUch., 5-10. Peck'a Had Hov, H. J. Sprague, ingr.; Erie, Pa., Ll|«ln. Kenny. I-Mwlu A. Kelkln, mgr.: Pitta- Machines. $3..50; 2 double. $.’,.50 each; 2 2Uti) burg. Pa.. 8-10. I Madiaon, Glory, Stuck Co. (Hi, Leon Hlack, 8-10. mgr.: Plymouth, Ind., 5 10. Paid In Full (Weatern), Wagenhala A Kem|N>r, Century l ung I'estera, $9.00 each; 1 large Cigar Lady Frederick, with Ethel Harrymore, Charlea Machine with stantl, $7.IS); 1 Imiig Teeter and { Meaaage I'rom Mara: Kaiiaaa City, Mo., 4 10; ingra.: Portamouth. O.. 7; Wellatoii 8; Hunt¬ Frohman, mgr.: New Haven, Conn., 12; stand, $7..'iU; 2 Grip and Mus<-le Tealers, $8.50 Ilutchlnaon, Kana., lit; Trinidad, Colo., 15. ington. W. Va.. 0; t.'harleatou 10; Parkera- Hridgeiatrt 13; Watertniry 14; .Meriileii 15; <-scb; Post Canla, $1.50 |M*r l.tsg): 18 sets of I Married For Money; Pittaburg. Pa.. 6-10. biirg 12; Clarkaburg 13; Fairmont 14; Mari¬ .Vortliamptoo, Maaa., 1«; .Spriiiglleld 17. Views ami Signs, ikK- a set; 1 Mills' Penny j Millionaire Tramp (Elmer Waltera'); St. l/oula. etta, t).. 1.5: Wheeling, W. Va., Hi; Cam Love Watebea, with Hlllle Burke, Chaa. Froh- Change, f'J.lN). Machlnea are In giM>d condition. ! Mo., 4 10. bridge. O., 17. man. mgr.: Philadelbpla, Pa., 20 Aiiril 10; Terms. •, cash with order, balance C. O. D. Man and Ilia Mate, with Hilda Siamg, L. S Pittaburg 12-17. ROBSON, ELEANOR: See the Dawn WM J. HOYT. Box 467. Haverkill, Mazt. Lynn Theatre 8to.k Co., tleo. I). Mackey, mgr.; i St. loitla. Mo.. 4-10 of A To-morrow. Linn. Maaa.. 2»-Aprll 10. I V ' ' FOR SALE—40 «»iM*ra Chairs, fihilS); 24 Har __ Mlaa Pettlcoata; Waterburj-. C-onn.. 10. Llw and the Mouae (A), Henry H. llarrla. mgr »». /> _ ROBSON, MAY: See the Rejuvena¬ desly Revolving Chairs, style A., like new, .N>;"l lm' Vnnm.'f:'Vt“ PeteVa 8“‘i»uiut‘h‘t» '‘y “"’y R'*'** • R‘- tion of Aunt Mary. $I..5o each; No. 3<^ Gptlgrapb. alldlug haae, 10; .M. ci.Kid 11; Bau Claire, wla.. 12: u.si NETHERSOLE, OLGA: See the 2 len«<-s, $12 IS); Knteri>rise StereoptU-un, like wing, Mluu., 1.1; Northlield 14; Faribault 15; ‘ Writina on the Wall ROSS, THOS. W.: See the Fortune new, kl.’i.is); White Screen l()x'22. $5.IS); Allen'a Gwatonna Hi; K.a-heater 17. Wruing on Xno Wall. Hunter. .5d|uslable M. P. l-ena. $7.ts): I pair new mag Lion and the .M*ctrlc heal of the city, rain or shine, and this Is sabI 228 SMpArlor Avt., N. W., CLtVELAMD, OHIO. isltors every ideasure anil comfort. Tin* ls*st advls4-dly for tlie covered ppmienade at El«-ctrlc Mahr, tis- danp-r; Coiim-lly and Webti and bands In the country visit Klis-lric and dellBht has si ivvsl many a one friMii a drenching, and Ksy and Clarke. tbisisanils with tin- most exisdlent music, chief likewise F'op-st Is under cover. Hut then we Horsinl Trouis-. In tbelr won-b-rfnl aepioatlc aniiS'K them are, Sorrentliio's liaiida Kossa, have the liest parks to go to in the cisintry glolM- net. is the Idg fi-atiip- act at the Hell Fenillo and Ids band, and .Mr. Kenjamln has and tliat acciaitits for It. iiiayls-. liMtt will Tlicntre, and made an Ininu ns<- bit. Tlu-ir | said that I'.MS.i will s*s> new bands every two but re|s-at the success<-s of former vears. net ppivtsl quite a novelty, Is-lng entirely new. j leeks, and some that Kansas t'lty has' never WII.EIAM W. SHEM-EY Hulr mistt ditUciilt feats are is-rforine-l with' heard Is'f ire. Tlie vaudeville in the Herman 1 ase and grata-, showing that all tlii-se |H-r VlllaBc is from William .Morris’ (Circuit and AL. G. FIELD’S GENEROSITY. for-ners were lM>rn In the bnsliH-ss. Coin's \ that proles Kliictrlc itives the ls*st. Tlie IiIb iKHts cp-ati-l considersbie laughter. re|>eatlng | FOR SAU lake at Klectrlc was froai-n over at times this their foiiip-r sit(a<-«s nt this Is-nsc. Others i-n Black Top Tent. 2'iX(10. pnah up afyle, 10 ft. At. <5. Field, the mlnstP-l king, has written the bill wi re onnettl. whirlwind dancer; T-m winter, ami let skatliiK briNiitht out many dev¬ the I.adjes Aid Sis-leiy In charge of the fresh- walla, pi|K-s. Ido-ha, |Mdea, etc . usml three otees to the s|Hirt to Klectric's One. itlassy Brantford, Harry Mines Co., In The I’lpster, air fund, for the jsiot clilldp-n of Columbus. O., Ilnii-s It) o*. i-araffln-xl lop. IHPEBIAL FILM surface. The Natatorlum is a feature In the that he will arrange for an outing for forty and the so-nlc singing turn called The Sex EXCHANOE. 301 Biyer gt., Tioy, H. T. Bunimer. The luornlnKS are devotetl to the ton'a Dream. |s-t cent, of the lltlle i-nea during the months ladles, witli instnictors to teach the timid and of July and August, when life In the city Idora I’ark Is ba-lng pr-paretl for the big unversed, and it was the fashtou for Kansas becomes almost intolerable. o|>enlDg. which ocinirs April 11. Tote Ducrow, City's youtii and beauty to iro "a swimmintt." The ui-lglilHirs of .Mr. l-”1eld In the beautiful the clown, formerly with the .Norris and Kowc Tlie evening was devotetl to races, aijuatic <)b-ntangy Valley, have expresat-d their willing¬ Clrciia. and several aaalat.xnta, have ts-eu en AT LIBERTY aptirts, etc. fireworks on a larRe and luaK ness to take their aasigneil quota of chlldP-n gage-1. nlBcent scale was one of the free attractions and this means that the Istys and giris whos>- The Ib-II Amusement Co., It Is rei>orte,l. at Electric after July 4. ilves have Iss-n lieiigeil alsMit by poverty and are Bgiirtng to have a new and larger tluatre At the eittiance to the bic park Is the llveii In the midst of the city stp-ets, their In Oaklan -ment. Save vour amusement device in the park. Smne of the country where they can breathe in new life and enjoy the luxury of freisliMii that Is every siami's If not nrst class HABBT BLZfAU. other •'rides" are the scenic Kailway. the I»lp CARD OF THANKS. chilli's Hod-given right. .And so it sn. a.-cy. I Williams, si-ey. Meat Bond—Washington Ciainty Agricultural I MINNESOTA SiH-lety. Sept. 23 25. W. P. Rlx, Hi-oy. Wcvatiweg*—Waupaca Cotinij .Vgrionltural __ I ' .\itkln—Alikin County Pair. S*-pt. 16 18. C. Atisn S<-pt. 21-24. H. W . tJhKke. tevy. 4 W O I II. Warner, secy. ■4 ffm I MM I Austin—Mower County Agrii iiltural S
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