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The Billboard 1912-10-19: Vol 24 Iss 45 Octcber 19. 1912 e B a OCTOBER 19, 1912. Reitz &. Carsei ■ulld. Paint, Rant ana Buy SCENERY Page Page 22 Msehanloal Klfael a Rperlalty. Ethel .Maj BarkT Front Cover Circus and Wild West " Pheas, North 1888. UM tossawia 8L Chlaat Editorial S Carnival News The Amusement Week In New York 4 Film Synopses The Amusement Week In Chicago S Fair Managers' Repotts Amusement Events of the Week Tbrough- Cirrus Gossip ODt America 8-7 ROl’TES— The Arcus Ticket Co Datit. B., So Dearborn St Burlesque News of tbe Week 8 Performers’ Dates •116 CHICAGO •TilL FURNITURE Music News and Song Bevlews 8 Dramatic and Musical COMPANY. Tbe Vanderllle and Burlesque Week In New Permanent Stock •tmE RaMEt. York aty 10-11 ^1 GUARANTEED Stock and Repertoire MM. The VaodeTllle and Burlesque Week In Chi¬ Maw York Offloa. ISO cago 12 13 Burlesque Miftfe Aaanua: Boa- Motion Plotore Mews of tbe Week Through- Bands and Orchestras IM. S14 Concraaa St., Philadelphia. 010 Roll RcsfRvto Scat ont tbe World 1415 Minstrel Mtandan Bids-. PltUburg. 818 Blaaell Circuses and Wild Wests TientTs Coupon TientTs Songs Publiabers Are Boosting 10 Carnival Companies SiN&it Os Coupon StPiAi Op Dario Headers’ Column 17 Mlseellaneous Watebe's Column 17 Additional Performers' Dates Tbe Wisconsin Additional Circim and Caralval Ronles A postal Marriages, Births and Deatlw 17 Film Release Dates will BRING Suting Conpany. T. M. A. Notes IV Opera House Directory Here and There 17 Chicago Attractions SAM Pits I PRICt ^ Amusement Events In Big American Cities 18-I8 Letter List BY RETURN Tlie World on Rollers 20 21 Directory «EW LONDON, MAIL • , THEATRE SUPPLIEI simples, used M dart.81SS St Power'! .No t. uaad 44 Ura .. 144 44 AsMTlrsn Standard, uaed 4# dara.... I St 44 MoUniaaah. uaad 44 dart . 144 04 Edison tnw-Ptn. used 5 months. Tl 44 Ft. Warm Ooaaienaarr. Itu voha. uaad 40 dart .. 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EDGAR ALLEN (fereierir ef Weber 4 Allea), 3«ce aeO Betlsttt Maaagtr. five rears. 84 ieck 84 lech 84 lech Tef Trari Opera Chairs I ||,|,|||o|j jpQRTING GOODS COMPANY Skirt Trert Not Inoeiporated. PETER & VOLZ, CO.g Mfrs., SEND 88.04, BALANCE C. 0. D. ArMofton Heights, IlliBois. “A NEW FIRM” BUT NOT NEW IN THE BUSINESS. A eomplete Um of both Upholstered and Veneer NEIKUr ( MClSEl THUNK CO. Chain, at prices that vrlU be found lutcrectlng. Cor- Dealen end Manufacturen of CLUB ROOM FURNITURE, CARDS and DICE. Dept. A, ISO Narta Evtabllahed 8T Tears. teepondence willdted. Fittk Avtaua. Ckicage. Writs for ear sew fel4tr. 444 Wavklagtaa Aet.. Bt. Leals. Ma. BEST, STRONGEST MADE ^ Mak« $500.00 to 51000.00 During this Fair Saason BIGGEST SUCCESS OF THE YEAR. f 4 ^1* uinner made In Poet Card., -nade while vnu wait That la what la aiaklng BAR- CHEWING GUM. Foldingchairs REL8 OF MONEY at the SOUlHEBN PAIRM. CIRCl 8EB and CO.WENTHiNH. Spearmint Gum. for Fain or Premlume. 5 Individual All operators with our Ptl8T CARD MACHI.NKri are coining moner ever, da, new, wraiiped ellckj, to pack. 84 parlu to boa. 19r a boA / 14' k"** •'* **’* ‘I®’’' ^’0 eiperleiire neceaearr and no dark room needed VeiHler Gum for machlnea flt anr maclilne. 9c mk™ S48 p«r 100, up. M J/ 1,4 PHtmiR, GROUPS and PORTRAITS direct on poet card, WITHOIT negatlvm. on each pack. 106 pacha to boa. 4ac a boa Pin Gum ^ V i\ PICTURES and PRUTUS delivered RIGHT ON THE SPOT. .No renu to pay; JiM for give awav purpoaee. led unwrapped etlrks la We aeU aeeond-haM FaUlns TT-J I \ follow the crowd. 9r a boa. We par freight on caae loc orders THI and Opera Cbalra. !>■ ’ \ A BIO CASH BCSINEKS WITH LARGE PROFITS. SMALL INVESTMENT. IIKIAUrr GUM SHOP. Clndnnatl. O. 'm 1 Write at once tor free catalogue, wr.e—-A- NEW YORK FERROTYPE CO.. CHAIR EXCHANGE, y ISS'/i Detaaecy Street Oept. 54. New Yerk City. WANTED—For AFRICA and SOUTH AMKRICA ^ Braaek—1118 S. 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