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RAY K NNEYand his orchestra

"Howell, Ileoul;10 Noweiir -Copy desk,Wesskiegtose Times -Herold

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-WITH COPY WRITTEN BY THE NEWSPAPERMEN

WHO ARE HELPING HIM BREAK THEATRE AND

HOTEL RECORDS ON HIS CURRENT TOUR!

IviEglostKinney's Hawaiian orchestra proves a lovely and refreshing change. The

Aloha Maids and Meymo Holt offer the usual Hawaiian dances with unusual graceand charm. Miss Holt, in particular. Introduced as '85 pounds of loveliness,' livesup to her billing. Kinney sings the majority of the tunes. assisted by Iwovoiced'George Kainapau. Their 'Sweet I.eilane is a gem.--BERNIE HARRISON, Wash-ington Tinies-Heralcl.

"Ray Kinney and his orchestra, vaudeville's top current exponents of Hawaiigone-Hollywood. offer a mixture of native rhythms and Tin Pan Alley swing that keepsthings moving at a pleasantly novel pace."-DON CRAIG, Washington News."Ray Kinney. the king of the Hawaiian bands, is capitalizing on the Hawaiian entreon the stage of the Earle this week. Catch him on his latest Victor records, too-items like 'Analani E,' 'Lovely Hula Hands,' and 'Moon Over Burma.'"-BILLGOTTLIEB. Washington Post.

"One of the moat acceptable stageahows In weeks:"-JAY CARNIODY, Washingtor.Star.

"Here is music to which one can dance. 'Tis small wonder that the band has beenheld over repeatedly in the Hawaiian Room at the Hotel Lexington in New York.remaining there so long that it is generally regarded as a Lexingtnn fixture. It willalways be welcome here as well. It is an extremely pleasant show that Kinney andcompany offer here for a fortnight (and we understand that the Claridge is alreadynegotiating for a return engagement as soon as the orchestra is available). It hascharm and grace and tradition. It has romance and zest. Indeed. it even possessescomedy. Kinhey's rich. rhythmic tenor reflects credit upon both his Irish andHawaiian ancestries. Meymo Holt had the crowd eating out of her hands. We likethis unit individually and collectively."-HARRY MARTIN. Memphis Commercial-AppeaL

"Dallas cafe society turned out in a big way last night for the opening in theAdolphus Hawaiian Century Room of Ray Kinney and His Hawaiian Orchestra.Altho Kinney is rated as one of the outstanding players of Hawaiian music. heplays just about any kind of stuff used by the dance bands thruout the country.Ifell swing it or he'll give you the sweet stuff. Kinney has a floorshow composedof Hawaiian girls-the star is Meymo Holt, a petite little hi wisher who swaysand swings in traditional Hawaiian style. And the five Aloha Maids provide an eye-ful with their interpretations of island songs and dances."-EDDIF1 BARR, DallasJournal,

"One of the topranking units in its field. It has played the smartest spots andgained most of its build-up at the ultra -ultra Hawaiian Room in the LexingtonHotel in New York, one of the most beautiful night spots in the land. The bandis strong on entertainment, featuring eight artists in various lines of endeavor.Headliners aft the Five Aloha Maids, specialists in the intricate art of the hula.The latter, incidentally, were featured with Kinney for a time in the Olsen -JohnsonBroadway hit Hellzapoppin."-VICTOR DAVIS, Dallas News.

CURRENTLY THIRD WEEK, HAWAIIAN CENTURY ROOM, HOTEL ADOLPHUS, DALLASLYRIC THEATRE, INDIANAPOLIS, WEEK BEGINNING MARCH 14TH

PERSONAL MANAGEMENT H. JOHN GLUSKIN

GENERAL AMUSEMENT CORPORATIONNEW YORK CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD

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No. 10 The World's Foremost Amusement WeeklyMarch 8,

1941

Published weekly at Cincinnati. 0.. V. 8 A Fettered as secerel-e1ust matter. June 4. 11127. at Post Office. Cincinnati. under Act of Much, 1897.112 pages, Saneription. tt5 per year, Copyright 1941 by The 11111/mud latibliatono Company.

25,000 U. S. NIGHT SPOTSStruggle forAGVA Exec SecPost Begins

NEW YORK. Much 1.-Amerkan Guildof Variety Antis Una week wax exposedio an Onslaught or factional pontles,amen earne to a head Thursday 1271.when the nurse of Vic Connors. AOVA'Sin Prenelsco secretary. was brought upat the Pour An-AnvAcommittee meetingas a tatty ceindiehrie for appolistaseitt asnational exec secretary. Connors' ruinervas reportedly suggested by a rep of the'bur An. No °dicta/ action was taken OnIle mare -

The plug, for Canners was looked uponcol follow -tip by Went Covet AOVA localsto their campaign to gain oidee repre-sentation in liar stational set-up. Wiresred letters /root Ken Howard. Len An -

lm sec. asking support In calling a Wi-wi:al OneventIon had beets tent out teatnot to other

Mrs. Kenny Holt. member of the Fourni.AGVA committee and exec secretary

American Yettnrat5011 of Radio Artiste.stated that appointment of AGVA's na-tional twee secretary was still a matter forcorsideration by the new national AOVAboard to be elected Within the 00 -dayperiod that was set OA February 13. Evi-dently the Copal group Seem a coup ofsome kind, and was backed In its actionsby Screen Actors' Guild. It never hasbeen elated definitely by the new jointcommittee whether the procedure out-ined by Mrs. Holt would prevail In select -lee an exec secretary. Gerald Ortf fin.eirninlatmtire chairman of AOVA, feelsthat the joint Pour AD-AOVA committeehas the power to appoint a secretary'head it find it expedient.

In a general way, whole situation seemslo shape up as a struggle for control ofAOVA between two roughly outtinedpuma. one representing a bloc favoringMaking close to the Fau A's and theether preferring a greater autoranny.

In its meeting Thursday. the commit.tee did not yet a date for the nationalMord election or the New York localSections.

Smart LookersCHICAGO. March I.-Chimney ye,.

cud newsreel theater. Today, opened11-1day. Deanne the fact that RichardE. Beck, In his ad Its the deans call-ing for eight girls to stair his newhouse. specified tetrisetuo, there wereworm of Wonders among the 400 girlswho applied.

From the 400 Beck's experts In pul-chritude and Intelligence chose 25,then by elimination reduced the num-ber to the required tight, all of whommimed severe IQ taste.

Beck now t*J1.1%. he Into the twatlooking and moat Intelligent femininestaff of any theater in the country.

Socialite $4,800For Sanford UnitsTo Tour the Camps

NEW YORK. Meech I.-Three raudoUnits, to ploy army camp* are beingorganized by a committee of socialitesbeaded by Mrs. Junius Morgan. It isreported that a hefty stint is In back ofthe venture. Admission attit not becharged.

The Valhi are bring produced by BobbySanford. The first la set to play PortMcClellan. Ala.; Port Henning. Oa. andPort Bragg. N. C. Included are FredLightner. Nelson and Hart. Valentine.and a line of six. Other acts are to befilled.

'Me total production coats of the threecombos will be around 44.800. Schedulecalls for one ahow nightly for a weeket each camp.

The itinerary of three groups will benecessarily Limited. slut(' Mot of thecamp. bow few fealties for live enter-tainment. Meat of the staging will bareto be done on inatfcenu In the recreationhall.. Sanford hopes that some of thenewer recreation halls and theaters, nowunder construction, will Pave better stage

Prior to the first unit's date at FortMcClellan March 15 there may be abreak -In at Governors Wand here.

Number Doubled Since Repeal,With 1,300 in New York Alone;Increase Around 1,000 a Year

NEW YORK. March 3.-Considered afly-by-night busincot alien probliattionsea repealed In 1933, the night club heldhas beets making steady progress, andtoday there are at least 5.000 hotel, withone or more room. using music and/orentertainment regularly and about 20.-000 gang. meant,, and roectiesuare.ASCAP had 10.834 restaurants and L948hotel spot. Incensed last year. and it issafe to assume Mat more than doublethat number actually sue some rost ofmale and Tor entertainment. Obviously.many night elute come and go tooquickly for AJSCAP to catch up withthem. There are 10.047 hoteLe with 23rooms or more In this country, and thegreat bulk of them use anything fromstrollers to full bands and (Mershon's.Wet of the hotel eaterica and ars thatdon't use music or entertainment liveone or two music mechines.

in most key cafe the number of spotswith music, liquor, and food haredoubled time repeal. In New York City.foe example, there were 000 cabaretnotneee awned in 1933, and now there

Deecee Bill RequiresWarning Ahmit SR()

Ph Enters AFM-AGMA Dispute; One local statute already requirestheater. to keep doormen calling out

Jury To Probe Petrillo Actionmat&the amount of time twee:nary to wait forinformation on availability of seats or

NEW YORK. March 1.-Federal gee-eotment set a precedent Priday Whenthe Jusilee Department 'stepped Into theaint-AOMA jurtadictionel dispute overidialka instrumentalist's joining APM.Omernmetual move also dispels the be-wr In union circles that the recentU. B. Supreme Court dectaton re-straining the Justice Department frompeosecusing the Hutchenon carpenter

Anii.Stage-Natue BillANNAT'01.18, 11d., Mach I.-No more

cafe names In this State is the aim ofDelegate Henry Baines. of Dein:Twee, whoIntroduced a bill let the Lingteleturewhich would line theater people $100 IfPry do not use their legal names In:tett. billing. Actors, actresses. other en-v-nate...ere are covered by the bill'terms.

Hie statute would require theatermarquees and all advertising In Mary-land to um the real names, of featuredentertainers. including thou appeartnxto illrea. "It Ls contrary to the spirit ofA democracy for any members at beetedYto masquerade under art alLed." Bab estazettrad.

union would take the. heat oft allunions se far a -s the Sherman Act wascoocerned.

A federal grand jury, at a date yetto be set, will invesiAnte charges thatJuries C. Petrillo, AVM proxy. boa en-tered Into a conspiracy with bookingagencies and bmadconting chains to de-stroy AONIA and force members of thators; to join Petrilion. It La bettered thatthis action Is a result of a trip by AOMAattorneys to Watharton last week. Vic.for 0. Waters. special aretetant to theAttorney °emend, who handled the anti -teat Noe involving ASCAP and Ualso set to figure to the Petrillo case.

Another precedent was broken whenPetrillo Issued is waiver to ColtunbetBroodeeating on Albert SauldLnit's Son-dem Coca-Cola air show. This showwould have come after Petrillo'sprestonny ironed deadline prerentiogAOMA inetrumentellets from broad -voting after March 1.

Earlier In the week Henry Joffe.AOMA attorney, saki that If Petrillosucceeded In getting AOMA inualkereInto his union the concert artiste wouldbe liable to the AP14 for 50 per cent oftheir feed. linary A. Bober. Ix* Ire:outer,(See AT3-.403f,4 Dispute on page 61)

WASHINGTON. March 1 -Congress-man Andrew Edmiston le going to gea good [-IMO,. *eat or else. Last yearwhen the ItIngling.13finauen circusplayed here business was so good thatthe congreaeman and his l0 -year -olddaughter had to sit on straw. This yearhe proposes to make thing. different.

The West Virginia Demxrat he.. In-troduced a bill which would require anyexhibitor within the District of Colum-bia to warn the public sham there lastanding room only. Ilia bill specifieseiretnee, theaters, andltortume, arenas.carnivals. "or other paint: lone open tothe public" Penalty for violation wouldbe a tine up to $3.000.

Licensed Beer DrinkersST. PAUL, March 1.-"Ration"

oards for drinkers of liquor and beerIn Minnesota is the proposal beingmulled over for pmentatIon to theMinnesota Legislature, In biennialerosion bore, by Rep. A. LDetroit Lakes. member of the lowerhouse. Representative Bore indicatedhis plan of placing all drinkers undera permit menus wars a means toward-better policing the traffic" andbrSpitag finance old.age pennon's.

The solos u drafting a bill re-quiring each eOttellartee to Obtolnannual permit cards for both 32beer and hard liquor. Amon* under21 would be ineligible for permits.Persons with cards would not be per-mitted to buy drinks for thole Without.

Reprisentallee BOZO said thetrident if adopted, would being*2..501000 into State *often. Fawncounty would get 80 per cent of whatIt collected toward payment ofpension*.

are 1.300. of which 15 per cent are spotswhere dancing L permitted to MOW,:inachtoc*. (8p0110 with music machinesbut no dancing do not require a cabaret(See NIGHT SPOTS SHOW on pore 17)

Higher AmusementTax Mulled in Iowa

0133 MOINES, Ia., March 1, --An at-tempt to raise 00.000.030 for school taxesby adding a special tax on all form ofamusement* is bring sponsored by astrong 'Troup of representatives in theIowa Leetslature. One of aeries ofeight bat being prepared for intro-duction would Impose, a tax upon allforms at amusement and entettalnmesitOn the folio-Medi nuts:

One cent for earls ode:Mallon from 1to 49 contra 2 cents. from SO to 10 cents,3 cents from $1 to Si 49, 4 cents fromIII SO to 81 .99, and 5 per cent tax on alladmission.; over 02.

sponsors of the bill said the actle dealgiusd to tax all forms of amuse -

remits and no exemptione are grantedto anyone-' This tat would be In addi-tion to the 2 per cent sales tax whichis now required to be paid on manyamusements.

It is planned to raise approximately11.000.000 on this tat atone, or morethen half of the $0.000.000 sought to theeight bills.

In This IssuePao

Broldwee gen, The 4fionewow 25Carnival 29i30Circus ar4 Corral 39-41ClassiNd Adveinbeen4ede 49.51Coln Pandonas 6342Crossroads 48fndirrance Shows 27FaanAlirdeleidna 44.46Final CINIAIs 7$Central NewsCentral Outdoorlorianevas broadcast asLegm...sts 15-16letter Lin 52.53Magic 25Music 4-14

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Out in the Open 48Parke -Pooh 47-43fnoes 57.58Posen/Vika 4Rae.* 641Rade Talent 7Record Mayne Guide 71P.ececto4e-Tent Showe 24Rinke-Skaters 47Sheet Musk Leaden 12Show randy Attnen 50Songs W.th Moo Radio Plum 12Sponsored fame, 38Teknadon 6anode-elle Itewlewsviadeltim CrossesWholeute Mesceuedoe.tenes

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54-18RourEs, Orchestra. Nee 14 eels.

Un;ta. ,-d Attracttoes, 24and SS. Orarnalie and Musket. 24. IceShorn, 24 Dunne:Int. 24. Cunha!, 59.Cocoa 59. saliweetaneaut 1.9 bailee 11e.ceived Ice 1 -ale, SO. Events for TwoWeeks. 57.

4- The Billboard GENERAL NEWS March 8, 1941

YOU GOTTA LET 'ENI INRookie's Night Out Worrying Ops;$500 Fine for Barring Servicemen

NEW YORK. Marcie thattettemsl defense preparations are In fullawtng and an Increming souther of uni-formed mon are Welting night clubs, tooniter"' owners are giving the problemof accotranodist.ng tralnere no little at-tetWon. Many would like to excludethem, maintetzung that a khaki and blueInvasion would tone down the clubs at.nioapbtre. However. leglatatton passed bymost of the Stater" around 1011 and .1111In sleet maks+ It a misdemeanor to ex-clude any person Insfufly wearing theuniform of the armed forces because ofthe uniform.

The problem, of 0MIree, n0tenda morewawa on paper than It really la. Mostelute welcome the (ICBMs, since theyusually have more money for entertain-ment than the trainees. Again. men withSans &mane belts and gold and salverdecoration dross up a night club tre-mendously.

But too problem of accommodatingbuck privates la a '21f/treat matter.'he 621 'monthly stipend won't get themwry far In the swankier rooms. but lfthey arc willIng to blow rs substantialpart of their check In one evening thereare many spots that can give them a runfor their money.

Several spot owners when queried saidthat they would accommodate aerviee-man, but were afraid that civilian nightclubtxre as yet are not fully mixing withthe uniform wearer's.

Swank socaa will. however, be Clad toartroane back socialite rookie.% Ordinary

BLUE BARRON(This Week's Corer Subject)

BLOC BARRON hat cave a long way formaestro who hat been nursing the batonfor short intrSrd et fire yews, and very soon

returns, the stand at Hotel Edison, New Yawls,which his been tramp 10 hint In led completewort of the word.

Barron, Cleveland been and In his oath 30's.was unknown to the band business, exceptthat he wan 101 It, until three tear, art. whenhis broadeasta out of Cleveland .,cited themusket or 0 Mrs. Marla Bremer, owner ofthe Ednen, woe contracted for his 'onkellee four weeks. Barron left nine months later.

Since then Ms *octets as a dance bandstylist. netabty "Murk of Yesterday and Today-Sailed the Biro Barron Way,' has been moll -felted In marry die/trent ways-with top hoteland cafe fobs. lint -rate theater misseernents110..0 the ceattY, bestsettlfts records enIM Blecetied label, ma a ttttttt pumpingaway over the NBC network, ow Ms dancetemotes.

Currently In the Middle West, Beaton hasertablhaed top-ranking bos.of Fite Nosed. atthe Baker Hotel, Dallas. and the Yeabody Hotel,Memphis. Tenn when, he had closed. Hehat attracted enviable crones bs ballrooms andat celled. proms an owe the United States.

Tao Barren stylmafilan is intrecieted bymeans of hh sincine song ileac., which foundtheir way to the nubile's mosiell ear dun.; thetint encaternent at the Edison tree Once ho110, been an annual institution at that holtalryand his tecord There km nem been topped.

Centel:dated Radio Artiste manages the band.

Wanted: MANUSCRIPTSNew York book publisher re-

spectfully solicit, worth -whilemanuscripts for publication.FORTUNY'S. Publishers

$7 Fifth Ave.. New York. N. Y.

rookie'. will he kept out by high pricoa.Medium priced clubs will probably do

nothing to encourage uniform at-tendance. while low-pelt:el rooms willgladly take the tralueca' money.

The law on this matter Is very specific.The ant Statute to corer discriminationwas passed by the goserrunent In Marels.1011. This law covered only areas di-rectly under the control of federal gov-ernment. such as the District Of Co-lumbta. territorial and Insular 'roams -Mons. However, with the postage of thelaw most of the State* enacted almilarlegislation. New Yolk was among theOrd. DeacrInsInntion against anyone Inuniform towerd its acitrattatice to anyphase of amusement or entertainment lepunishable by a One not exceeding 6500in New York.

Alphabet SoupNE%V YORK. Merch 3.-Abin Coral,

Theater Authority Moeutist *erotismreturned from a quick trip to Ptoeldnwith Oils ',tory on ideate Rosenbloom.

Willie they were walking togethera inutual acquaintance warnedRosenbloom to be careful of what hesoya to Cowin because he was con-nected with AOVA.

Rastrabtoom optned that, he hadnothing to be afraid of. "I ain'tainsitt' any of their *range"

Montana Divorce Bid NixedHELENA, Mont., March 1.-Montannh

bid for RCD0.1 divorce bualram dIed IDthe State Striate by doetrive vote. Thebill would haw given Montana the short -eat waiting period fn the nation. .10 days.

Passage of the MD. It woe firmed, wouldhave increased hotel and entertainmentWainer+ hero.

Four A's Probes Camp ConditionsOn Facilities, Pay for Talent

NEW YORK. March L-The hew FourCOMfflittO, to investigate Ore talent

full:ties and pcsaelbillitea Ice armycamps this week collected additionaldata and attempted to provide for oo-ordltuitlon of Four A's brauchea On thistypo of work.

A group from the committee trekkedup to Port Dix. N. J., Monday 120 toace the Heitempopplis unit give Its per-formance and came back reporting their"enurement that the perfocmers wereable to do so well under such obstacins:Factlittes were practically n11. they rata.

and pointed out that this would bo oneof the first Maga to be taken up withthe War and Naval departments.

Angle of remuneretion for talent play-ing army compel was deemed prematureat this time, mid Mrs. Emily Hole chair-man Of the cotriratttee. but added that thispayment subject was definitely to be partof their program. She pointed out thatOtheral Motor* was not being raked todonate 100.000 truck', no she felt therewas no reason for the actor to donatehis aerviorai either.

(See CAMPS PROBED on page 61)

QUITEn reunion at that Rupperta Brewery party Tuesday night-tile arse Unto

Bob. Bob, and Bobby have done their famous dog act together Once CartJafiecrelt and Herman Rom retired from amide oLebt years ago, the former to be-come welter (now a captain) at the Astor. the latter to become foreman of thebrewery. and "Bobby" to Amy at mine and have pupa. . . . A few weeks beforeStage Mega:dee folded, Clare Luco tried to persuade her Time raag husband, HenryLuce, to moue the slick rag. . At TOoln Mora 'Tavern the other night JimmyVan Huesca witnessed a big bully threatening to slug a pint -sued punk. "Shutup," the David leered at the Goliath. "with Doris harlot and Onion Wetle* In thehouse. do you think you can &taro me?" thuoent Lopez. who etudlea the MarlIn addalon to being One. predicts the date of our entry into the war as April 23... Meyer Horowitz ropes off hie Village Barn dance floor every afternoon foe theworkouts of his pits. fighter. Michael Flynn. If Mickey doesn't tare well In therine. Moyer will probably use him as bouncer.... Phil Biker was dining in Totten.Ulna, and commented upon the AM) of too Idaho potatoes. "If they were anyMager." he chirped. "I'd swear they were the eggs AU P4 Fun laid In Boatonl"

BILLY JACKSON hastaken over a goodly chunk of apace at Lana Park andwill open a giant outdoor "Memory Ian," carnival there. combining nine of

the most smarm/tit attraction.' of the last World's Fair.. . . Thu Epsilon PhlFraternity has hired a mesa *Rent (Jack J'arinor). which la the only way theycan get apace being hogged by their "brother" Creak* on the other . . Ittook a second World War for Hollywood to recognize Amertes's outstarieling heroIn the not World War --Sergeant York. . All the dressing rooms backstage ntthe Strand are named for different States. When Ozzle Nelson appeared there re-cently he told the management he'd Ilk, a warm room --no they gave hem"Ponds." ItIght years ago Nathan Slater started ne usber at Lore's State andtwo weeks ago became assistant ir.snager. Two days tater the draft board notifiedhim ho wag -'newt." Band Leader Johnny Long claims he heard Broadway RamRieke her vocal debut at one of those amateur night club shIndtoe-and boy. wanate "thorny"! ... Incidentally. Mary didn't answer slay Rote's Dlarnorid Hone -shoe chorus call Friday. "Didn't eland a chance anyway.'- she Shrugs. "Iftihire me 'Cali.) everybody'll think we're relatives!"

*TACK MURRAY le up at Orosainger's to gain back some Of the 102 wands be.15 !cot eating are. . Edek Wade. boccie acogte piano tickler at the ChateauModerne. derenbes a jitterbug as felts who's always got his hand on his heel

. Melo Santoro. NIIC champion yodeler, receiver an average, of 50 proimulan week, lick only 12. and his femme admirers range to age from 7 to 10.

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Pa. Tax Repayments, MaybeHARRISBURG. Pa.. March 1.-A bill

appropriating $360.000 for the repaymentof levies under the "store and theatertax" of 1037. which operated three yearsbefore It VOA declared unconditutional.Mu been Introduced In the House ofRepresentatives by Amecnblyntan ReubenE. Cohen.

lee Follies Does48G in Philly;New Dates Added

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.--Raturn en.Casement of the Ice ratites of 1141 atthe Arma for nix dap, giving /even per.fonsbusera ended tonight, wan again asellout. Drawing approximately 0.000 ateach performance at a 6213 top. showattracted agsproMmetely 42.000 duringthe week for n sock gromr of almost568.000. Even before show opened. 66 peroent of the eenta were cold. Arenaate wag lined with temporary mote. each

selling for $2.25.Pete Tyrell. Arena manager. painted

out that with the return engagement Itmakes almost 100,000 Phaadelphienswho ham seen the Tanta this rodeo. inJattuery, when the Ice carnival played12 perforrnancen In 10 days, a repactty(Sec 450 FOR ICE FOLLIES on rove 01)

TA Seeks To MergeTheater Charities

NEW YORK, March I.-The TheaterAuthority Ls seeking to merge the nett..; -lien of all charity disbursements of thevarious unions and theatrical organ:ta-t:one under ono ormuticaUon. probabrythe Actors' Fund of America.

A committee Is currently studying thesituation.

The merger would affect the charitableactlattim of not only the AssociatedActon, and Artiata of /interim but tarStage Rellef Fund. Episcopal, Jewtsa.Catholic. and Nogro Actors' °Mids, andthe Motion Picture Reuel Fund.

Action Is anticipated following the End -Inge Of the committee.

"Happens" Set for ChiCHICAGO. March 1.-ft Happens con

Ice. the Rockefeller Center Theater toeshow. will play the Chlemo StadiumMarch 12 to 23. There will be no Mattperformance:I March Hi or 20 because ofIce hockey games. Mute Is scaled at113.30 to 75 cans.

CLEANED BY MEMBERSOF THE BILLBOARD

STAFF

The pmpOt. of thh deMatmeol is let,,nebt Producers, bookers. seams. bedoireee concerned with Ma ambadreon eream, in the rosier Maxie flake theta Toeit 'towers coverage of every beretsthe show EnrCoest..

SNOWMEN INTERESTED IN SPECIFIC"POSSIBILITIES` MAY ADORESS THEM INCARE OF TNt NEW YORK otriet OfTHE BILLBOARD, 1564 BROADWAY.

For FILMSFLORENCE ILscalICILAEL-yount

legit actress now appearing In Out ofthe Prying ran at the Wlodeor Thea-ter. New York. Current Job le herfirst big break and aho trap/lath:allymakes the moat of It. Playing a DumbDora with a difference. mite Offersconstantly hilartoue farce perfcratibgand proves herself an outetandingyoung comedienne. PURLS could deftrittely use her.

SELLWYN MYERS - promisingyoung Juvenile who is Also getting achance In the game show. Good look -Mg and personable, he distanys dn.Cerny. a Manedy flair, the lability tocarry a arrioua actuation convImartglY.and all - round acting elltdelleYShould screen well. WI highly prom -Wing picture materiel.

March 8, 1941 GENERAL NEWS The Billboard 5

NBC, Columbia Grow Stronger inChi Wax Mart; World Still Leads

CHICAGO. March I.-Radio recordingbunionw here shows atgraa of greateractivity. According to platter cOnnutnitts,ender aBrOoltre appear to be erten, Inasking far but thin situation. theyRODS out. may be due to a desire tooompare prices now that the WindyCity affords three major recording out-fits trusteed of only one-World Broad -coating Company. World still niaintatris:to leadership. doing most of the buthiews.but NBC Radio Recording Drenton andColumbia Recording arc gradually grow -mg stronger.

January and Viebruery were on:ymildly active. War layaterla and bur-Meseuncertainty are blamed by Doane at adeterrent to buaineaa ton:mace, eerte,t.

AGVA Is GettingAfter Ice Shows

NEW YORK. Match 1,-AmerIcan Guildof Variety Artists. In oo-operatton sr.ththe musicians and atagehande unions.clamped down on Tony ithaynea leeshow In the Iceland Club here Thursday:arta. Shayne was forced to lift hisminlinuma to AOVA Kale. and those.crn not In AOVA were taken into thetintein.

AGVA this week sent letters to Altersasking theca to participate to selectinga skaters' advtaory coundil by vote. Afterthis new net -up le In rataion a code for'idlers will be formulated.

According to AOVA. about LOCO astersare eligible toe membership.

More TakenIn the Draft

NEW YORK, March 1.-The draftcontinues to decimate show Imeiness,the numbers of several eligible.. havingbeen called last week. They IncludedYes° /Conventspan. of the Enmities. whohas telt for Fort Dix. His partner lecurrently doing a attire.

Others who have gone to training areJohnsen. of the Hellospoppin east:

Kendall Clark. of Geerpe WethingonSlept Here; Davey 1.1190Mw. who ech-dnotecl a sponsored Pr°grainWilliam Elaine, former clarinetist foeTominlyDonsey: Prank Simone. front theMaul Whltetnan band. and Carlton Came-ra, of the Jimmy Dorsey band.

Cortscription may also take HaroldDibrow. cd the William Monis office.vbo has been asked to report for a:ureter Internal. and Ralph Thompson.a Thompson Brothers and Norma. whoMs succeeded In getting a stay until theoxnpletiou of Till rood* dates.

Theater managers who have been hitinclude William Plemlr.g. of the;ea &tic inneti,, and John L. fsfulball,d_atriet roanager for Warners In up -State Pennsylvania, who Itss been ss-sgriod the rank of captain at Tett Bragg,

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log In reduced tadvertlatng appropeta-Uons and consequently a smaller use ofradio recordings, Others feel that ad-verthera have Increased appropriations,lamellae each additionel dollar's worthof advertising °cede Imo than a dollar byvirtue of the whip In excess profit*Loxes.

The one type of account which appearsready for a plunge Is beer, which, beingtalaxi on the webs. In forced to toeplatters. Heavy equipment monition -

(Soo NBC COLUMBIA on paps 61)

Mike Todd PuttingSex Into Oriental;Burly Comics Stay

CIIICaO0, March burlesqueand Waite 111U/rota here are watchlrigwith curiosity and concern 9.10ce Todd'sweekly stage fore at the Oriental Theater.B. & K. tmingement la guardingnealously all outlet: of usformatioo con-cerning advanco bookings in order toprevent Tiadd from opposing rival talent.However, the Oriental will not bo re-garded as *WOW; oompetMon for theChicago Theater until open bidding onChas A picture product Is possible.Oreater concern he understood to pervade(See SEX INI'O ORIENTAL and page SS)

London Theaters,Clubs Give LaterShows; More Open

LONDON, Feb. 23.-A MackenIng up inthe past two months of the previous In.tentined bombings ha* graduallybrought London's night life back to asemblance of reoeganiration. Theatersand night spots are opening up, andpeople ore moving about in the streetsagain after dark.

Silks Op the Music, musical extrav-pnza, had a recent opening aid, latheIto last performance feat li pm., threeother theaters are scheduled to reopen(See Lendos's Later Moire en pace 69)

Washingtonians ProtestMilitary Police Plans

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Citlestraihere are protesting proposed militarypatrol. of teal amusement places. Anse -mint of amusement locations. preparedby the Metropolitan Pollee for conven-ience of the army, showed areas mem-mended toe military frolic, patrols. TON*would have army squads pollee the Spotsfor troublesome so/diers on leave fromneer-hy resercat900.1.

Reports had Indicated army belief thatover 100 hire would be needed to keepan eye on uniformed men visiting thecity. However, commtealonera ler theDistrict of Columbia and the local polleedepartment. since the public has, madethe Issue a controverstal one. have alldented their agreement with the plan.Instead. they dorlare that declaloci in upto the army high command.

Bridgeport A.M. Shows forFactory Night -Shifters

BRIDCIFJORT, Patin.. March 1.-Loew.roll -Palace Theater here, largest of thefour Loose homes. which oceationall:books In a flesh show. will Snitifm 'morning armors for the neat Unto hihistory.

TIM city Ma many faCtorten IvOrRIC.4night shift*. and City Manager MattSaunders. after a conference with execu-tives of the Manufacturers' al00111i.11.71and of the Chamber of Cenuneree, de-cided on crierr.lrig show' for night workera.

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BMUS WAX MARKET DRIVEMusic Org Puts Clamp on "FreeRides"; Collecting RetroactiveFees; Coca-Cola Back With BMI

NEW YORK. Muth 1.-Broadnud Mu-sk. loc.. 14 petting itself up solidly inthe trameription Mad. there being threeoutstanding development. In the pastseek. These are 1) station' and maxcompanies hare been notified that therewilt be no snore -free rides" on BMItrines: 2) D'Arcy agency has decided towe BM! and other non-ASCAP music forthe COCA -Cots singing saes waxes, andthe Maks return to the air Over approxi-mately 200 nations Monday. and 3) BMIIs taking mesaurea to oolleet from rfirm. and gip ensere royalties accruingteem commercial waxes-these latter in-Mance . being eases where prOthicera. Un-able to place MICA', wax on non-ASCAPstation', freely used BMI mimic withoutpaying for it.

In the case of Coca-Cola, 'pommies do -Chien to am ahead with hen-ASCAls mu-sic is eignificant. Coca-Cola having been000 of this more Juicy sources ofmechanical royaltien collected for pub-lishers by Harry Pox, publishers' agentand Mem. Switching the revenue toEMI is regarded by publlahera of DOT-ASCAP music as an entering wedge Intothe golden strong box.

Prior to this decision by Coca -Cotethe traisecripttoiss had dropped to thepoint where they rued been used on only60 nations, these stations having ASCAPlicenses. Story Is that Com-Cols hadwaited all this time In the hope thatthe music war would wind up quicklyand would thus clear the way for thereturn of the ASCAP waxes. Dut withno ASCAPradio contract in sight, 'pone&or figured It beat to go along with avail-able mmbo.

Coot of the BM! tunes wilt be 2 centsper tune per pressing- ASCAP publish-ers. thru agent Harry Pox, charge 23Omits and .50 cents, per performatme perMallon. the 25 -vent price being eppItca-tik to popular songs and the 50 cent. sp-plitabis for film or production Kong",BMI points out that its fee is the samean that specified In the Copyright Act oft909. Copyright Act on this point Is nest

1939 Top YearIn Radios Made,Survey Reveals

NEW YORK. March 1,-In a StliteyOHM "How the Radio Industry HasGrown." the Depart.nurft of Commercereports that 11239 was notion biggest yearin terms of the number of receiving setsmanufactured. Figure totaled 10,352,865,as compared with 7.802.999 In 1937.Third year was 1915 with 5445,162 seta.and 1929 was /Mirth with 4,9E0.000.

In terms of factory value of radio set..1029 Was first with e252,787.240, 1917Wend with 4175,380.012. and 1939 thirdwith 6158.065,459. These totals,. pointsOtIt the commerce department. reflectthe decline. to the price of receivers dur-ing the 10 years !Moving 1920.

Other figures estimate the number ofeel* produced in 1023 as 100374, with afactory value of 013.326.116: 1923.2,345.700, valued at $03.356.346; 1937.1.978.037. valued at $05.162.993; and1931. 3,810.285, valued at $123,016,120.

Statistics see further broken downInto the number of standard and beyond-stariderd (combining standard band andshort ware) seta Figure,. in the ordermentioned. are 1933. 5.361349 and2491.001; 1037, 2.230.322 and 3.583.241:1933. 1,437,243 and 2.960.539: 1933,3.741.445 and 115,510; and 1031, 3,523,733and 11.078.

Between 1931 and 1937 the numberof radco-plenvograph Menblnathans man-ufactured hovered between 73.603 and571307: but in PM MU (Wire Jumpedto 474= with factory mule of417.193.4011.

Between 1011 and 1919. top year forantOrnobles radios was 1937, with a totalal 1,800,841. Miring a value at 1138479.143.

explicit, but proposed u.st mem to clarityUse fee hoes been dropped.

One observer points out that whileBall'. fee. are very good for stampsthey may not be very good for song-writers, who figured to get more via Pox.

No Free RidesIn a letter to tranecription eainiesides.

BIM this week put a clamp on "freerides," stating that as of February 23non -11M1 stations performing new IMdfreteaaes would have to take out a licence.A clarifying illustration la the case ofWNEW, which has beets playing HMItunes on numeriptions despite fact thatstation is non-BMI. WHEW to servicedby the transcription *Mersey of AssociatedMusk Publeibris-which hiss been wax-ing both ASCAP and BM! tunes. AULearly In It. career, was niniteue to haveits music plugged. and therefore agreedto the unusual deal whereby a non -112.11broadcaster could use Its music, Iliffnow feels It has advanced to the pointwhere all stems itivnild pay.

The clamp. however, will be gradual,a clause in the 13M1 decision providingthat In rho event the song was releasedbefore February 23 the stattons will be'able to perform the tune elate for aperiod of 12 mediae eubsement to re-lease, date. Performance of new releases,Om. must be licensed.

Roosevelt, Paley ConfabOn Columbia's S. A. Plans

WASHINGTON. March 1.-PresidentRocarrelt Wednesday 426) beard plansto cover South America with programsfrom the United States, during n dts-eurnion with Columbia BroadcastingSystem's president, William S. Paley. Re-porting on an extended personal surveyof South American milk). Paley said hiscompany will link 64 stations to ID ofthe 20 Latin American republics. CBSwill feed this group with our programsand in turn will broadcast programaoriginating down there. Aererment callafor n minimum of one hour each day.the exchange beginning next SeptemberI. Mures will be short -waved betweenthe continents and retroadaut uponarrival,

WLS's 156 AdvertisersCHICAGO. March 1.- PrmnotIon de-

partment chief Don Kelley of WLS hasanalyzed the list of advertisers tieing thenation Miring 1010. Puts uncoveredwere that a total of 136 adverthers usedWIZ: 48 of them acre new advertisers:62 per oat of the sAlVeretsent were Oha renewal baste for 1939: over a millionletters were received from linemen; 35pee cent, or 305.427 letters, containedproof of purchase. acme Just box tops,others tops and cash.

leant a (:uffti 'Gator?MINNEAPOLIS. March I.-Earl

Gainmense, president and generalmanager ot WCCO. to on the spotlie has a 'enliven alligator, sent himby Mike. Kelley. head of the Mimic -opens linseball Club.

()Ammons is &lichee to alligator.Answering to the name or Myrtle. thealligator la yours for the asking, Ifyou can prove to 1:111 that you cangins It a good home.

WMCA. Expands NewDept; Adding A. P.

NEW YORK. March 1.-WMCA hasmarkedly expanded its news service slitIs taking on Associated Press News. In-ternational News Service will be supple-mentary, AP service will Include theregular newspaper wire. a special radio -edited wtrc, regional wire for metro-politan ooventge and a *pone wire,

Six men are to be detailed to the newsdepartment and will week day and nightshift.. Day shift will include Bob Carter,Bob Harrta, and Alun William': andnight net -up will have Gene Morgan.Tom Hudson. and Sam Brown. HalJanis will auperrise all as news editor.

WHICA'ss staff of seven cornmentotorsnow includes Johannes Steele, *SidneyMoseley, Burnet Hershey. William E.Dodd Jr, (kneeler. Tabours, BryceOliver, and Ben Cross.

Station now has 14 sponsored newsshows a day. Mondays thou Saturdays.

Net Sales Hit 96 MillionWASHINGTON, Mardi 1.-Radle net-

work advertising in 1040 hit is peak$96,003.000, John J. Karol, market re-search sales counsel of CBS. told mem-bens of the Advertising Club of Wash-ington this week at is luncheon meeting.He raid that chain tales In 1031tunounted to only 1.370(0.000 while lustyear's biz was idtreast four tunes as Mach.There are more than 26.000.0a) tamtltoinow listening to programs, he added, asagalian, the estimated 7,000,000 10 yearsago.

WrCFL Upped to 10 K. W.CHICAGO. Muth 1.-Pederal Corarnm-

Matt:one Commiseten hen granted WIPT.A retie in power from 5.000 to 10.000watts. *Station estimated it would bebroadcasting with the increased powerwithin three months. Directional an-tennae will be employed day and night,giving WCFL 30OM watt+, effective cor-etage in Use Chicago territory.

WELL Biz 40% UpBRIDGEPORT, Conn., Starch 1.-WELL

New Hewn, reports that businme forthe first month and n half of this year,both new and renewals, 10 40 per centhigher than last year. and is still goingup.

Canada Radio Not Hard Hit byWar Programing Parallels U. S.

result that (mimes, old-time mimic pro-grama, and drams and comedy have n11had cycles temperable to those In

have not been Writ:m*3y linnipermi. America.cording to Harry Sedgwerk. chairman Both effect report a dentine In the oatsof the board of the Canadian Aasociatton of music In the last six years.of Dtoadcaaters and president of Toronseas Chief change in stations' programingCFRB, and Olen Bannerman, president *ince the war has been Increased use ofand genteel teenager of the Canadian new, and overema broadcasts and sinesAaeociation of Broadcasters. accent on public service and charitable

Bannerman and Sedinnek, here to Visit, drives for the war effort.nethreek and NAB execs, state tint Canada now Mut 81 stations, 10 ofCanadian listening tastes have closely which are government -owned. Cana -paralleled Gave of American broadcasters Man Broadcasting Corporation net M-end that high -rating American programs eludes them 10. plus 25 privately ownedfed to Canada invariably show a:innerly stations. Pour of the gorernment-ownedhigh positions on Canadian retinae. Ex. MICK. are 50,000 wetter*, and privateamplest are Jack Benny, Mier Bergen- stations range from 10,000 down to 100Cheelle McCarthy. Mg Sitter nod Ma watts. Canadian radio market is nowPerkins prottams. Pmet am trends, too, shout 11,000,000 listeners.

NEW YORK, March 1.--DespIte a con- according to Canadian execs, closely fol-enterable lose In engineering and other low American develoPmvill4, with thetechnical personnel owing to the wareffort, broadcasting operations In Canada

Sound and Fury

The Bird InA Gilded Cage

By PAUL ACKERMAN.---Title of this piece might as well b.:

-Who's (letting the Bird," but, we decidedaglow,. It because nobody really knows.

One fine %yarn this week Cecil Car-mi.:heel who gets those Inalnatormsdown at WI.W. Cincinnati, shipped aprim -ruining fowl Otrel) to The DUI-board-raid fowl Nang an advanceemissary for te'LWas entry In The BM -board's Fourth Annual ErploliationSurrey. Quoth the cockerel. via placard,appended to his cage. "Sty epologice.but Ins crowing betausc I've seen vaArspresentetion for The beilboard's Ezploita-Hon Surrey."

Mr. Cockerel, which the editor MultiIdentified na is buff ceschin, presentlyshowed he did not believe In thin signtalk, and let out one fearful whoop-Indicating lie was no dummy. 'Thispiercing scream (termed crowing by :Ms.guided chicken fancleesl was resumedWhenever Carnsichners fowl figured theoffice was having a dull moment.

Pawl to TOW ensoorseed in the radioeditor's home and is fast preeipitattregnot only a domestic --but a civic-crests.In en effort to soothe the bird into amore quiet mode of life. your editorcontacted various, chicken fanciers to de-termine cause of the hirel'a sometimes)vocal demonstrations.

The Way of a BirdOne vouchsafed it was simply the way

of a bird-particularly Catentchaela bird.Another admitted that. While crowingwas manna. the peculiar tonality of thisopen:nen was abnormal.

"Maybe." Opined this acute expert."the herd still remembers those tYLWprograma?" This studied opinion wasclassified as quite plans:hie. hut not asprofound as that of a third expert, whoaward startling acumen.

"Sex, not Carmichael or Wlairs pro-grams, IA behind It all. Oet this warbler couple of hens and hill quiet down. -

There's a moral there If you can lind itP. a-Watch MIL CCOMIehaelf

Wm. Morris NixesTalk of TlieftingYvette from NBC

NEW YORK. March 1,-NBC ArtlitsService claims-and Witham MuresAgency denies-that the Morris agencyhas been trying to coax Yvette, warbleron the Xavier Cugat Camel program, In-to the Morris agency fold.

According to NBC execs. Morns agencymen contacted Yvette In Chicago, but allto r.o avail, because the &Inger is latelysigned with NBC for another four or liveyears. Report had It that Manta agencyhad offered 10.year contract at 4700weekly. NBC Artiate Bureau does notthink that MOMe would offer thatamount, clomming the agency 'woUltlItOtpay that much for Adolph Hitler."

Abe Lestfogel. general manseer of Nor-ris agency, denies everything-InclUdIngreport that NBC had threatened to barMorrie bands from remote wires In theevent the agency filched Yvette,

Kate Smith to CoastNEW YORK. March 1.-Kate Stan

trete to the Coast soon with entire pro-gram to do four broadcasting peerlesstying in with Paramount Pictures. Datesare March 24 for Road to Zaseiber:April 4. Round -Up: April It. I WantedWings, and April 18, Rtelesing for theSun. Broadcasts will be done from CBS'sHollywood studios.

B & K Tele C.onstruetiouCHICAGO. Starch I.-Balaban Ar Kate

began conatruetinn on Its television an-tennae last Mondsy (24). It will be ontop of the Slatintake Theateron styes ten floor the B & K teal:scan-tee is located.

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Radio Talent72ew ticAlz

WOR La to be congratuletee r.:

n natty seeing the light as regards drea -AM programs. Its show. We Are AI -sup Young. starring WILLIAM JANNEYLad a atelier cast of Broadway actors andwtremes. Including mArkinut.o PILL -YORE. JESSIE ROYCE LANDIS. LINDAwATKINS. OKOROE COULORIS. PERTKEI.11314. and HORACE IIRAHAIL la pro.doted and duetted by BOB SHAYON, ayoung fellow with ideas. Sonic of his pastontrasee include Ono. Upon a Time,which garnered the first prbe as theoutstanding children's show of the air:H Years Ago and Today. Where Are Yourromt. and Contact-Dane Inman.

e/FUNNY Incident !Maimed recentlywhen PAULA VICTOR smeared on

We, the People. She was to reed this onenee: "My great-aunt sent the man sheneed to the gallows to save the life ofGeorge Washington." She got the firstw ord out. and ter some unknown reasonGABRIEL MATTER carried on. LuckilyPAULA had presence of mind not to tryto compete with /MATTER. for whichthe le to be oornmended. . RICHARDKEITH. who has a running part oninto:lecke. the Mainelan, will commuteL4111 Baltimore, where be becomes dramine production mansger of the nowstettoo. WITH. . . YOST. longanent from the ether, begins a setteeone WINS. appearing In the role ofmace with one of Me eight singingg roups each week.... Radio singer DICKTODD 12 writing a book entitled MikeMole New, In oglaboestion with JAMESgANGAN, advertising director of theHint Novelty Conmeny.... ELSIE RITZ

ethedukel to make four lecture.. onIte "radio 'Mee at college,. aroundSee York. ELSIE. to case you forgot, wastamed "the perfect radio voice" long ago.

As retult of her appearance onDouble or Nothing. OLOA BACLANOYAU bring lined up foe some radio gueststicea.... CBS producer EARL McGILLIs tutoring stage Mar LMNORE ULRIC Inmicrophone technique. Plans are Underray for a new radio script based on MiraULRIC'S career, with the actress playingherself. ... DARRY WOOD clainav thatSpell American novae hen made aGreyer dent In this country than oursang and sweet down there. "Whet wemed." be says, "It real ambassador of

ettica90ORIPPIN. Larry Noble In Beek-

" stage Were. completed Ka )222/1 ofeating his role without having mimeda :Ingle performance In which Noble ap-peared in the neript... PRAM ALLISON,rea does the WHIM eerie! Sheer Emmy,reputedly thinking up the lines from ascribbled memo. may noon And her hay.red humor emanating on CBS an a net -Cork Sustainer. . . . DON MeN121.L IApenctled toe a one-shot MRS book -up'car Pabst Deer March 15. . . . JUNETRAVIS has not torn up her contractatth NBC but nevertheless will probably,r-x.a.10 on the Coest u Matti Mr.. Tried -tea. forgetting her radio ambltiona....KATHRYN CARD la newcomer on Girl41one.... CHET MILLER, formerly con.

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Americno music-not a symphony con-ductor, but someone like RAYMONDSCOTT. who could give our southernneighbors a chance to beer our musicat Its best," . . . Radio Row le callingthe Marine Bar of the Hotel Bryant aCBS auxiliary studio. Located next toCBS Playbaum No. 3, the bar le fre-quented by performers after the brood -cuts. . . . CHARLES PAUL ts playingthe music on a series of twee:Hap forTrans.Amencon.... DOROTHY PETER-tION Is being featured almost weekly onthe Are Marla Hour. . . CHARLESSTARK Is oow announcing the GABRIELHEATTER Mutual allow on Thursdaysand Saturday. . . JOE BOLAND IsProsecuting Attorney Burt on Young Dr.Malone. ... KEN ROBERTS, who recentlywent to Bermuda to recuperate from anattack of pneumonia., is back announcingThe °Wells.

TIM RSVUSRS tell of the dumbchorine who bought piano stool but

returned It the next day Imeauie, nomatter how much alio turned lt, all thatCaine out was a funny sqUeek.... Then,e ccording to LUTHER DAVIS end JOHNCLEVELAND, there. the one about theepeeist who stopped in a W1101113'3 cabinand asked If he'd ever listened to a htil-billy program from New York. The h. b.answered, 'Rap." Then he pointed to ashattered radio in the corner and pattedhis shotgun fondly. "1 livered him thenest Urns I Wined the danced thing on-but I got him with one shot fromBetsy hyar. Ain't nese: heeled a peepout of him renew.". . Alter reheanaelof her NBC Bight Idea Club. MADE.LINE ORAY grave this child gumtree atalk on the value of peace and Inter-national good will. Then she asked ifany of those present objected to war."Yes. Miss Oray," piped up One boy."I do." 'Tine." she answered, "and tellus why." was the candidgnawer, "wen make hIstory. and I don'tlike history." ...A new network programfor a cigarette company will star MARYSMALL and 1221 orchestra. . . RATSSMITH founds out 10 years of broadcast-ing May I.... Look for NBC to grab amit:Saar for its Gaionee Alley settee .

Claudia may be the summer replacementfor the JACK BENNY sults.

B y FORMAN MODEL

Multi editor of WetBD. Peoria. Ill.. lanow tatting at HAROLD AZINET dealt Inthe continuity departendit of WLIS. . . .

TODD HUNTER Is back on the Job. re-cotered from the Moose that sent himto Teem for two.week rest. . . .

MAXINE MOORS, of Indianapolis. Is thesurvivor In P1111, 13PITALNYe contest to...elect is contralto as replacement for theoriginal MAXINE. who recently retired,on Hour o/ Cheers,

DERT WHEELER and HANK TODD. comedlans In Earl Carroll's Pantile.,currently at the Chicago Theater, will bethe featured 'Meets Thursday (di hiChicago Tonight, !MORE) PRICE.Chl thoip who erect to Gotham, grabbeda spot In the 'Playwright Company'sBroadway show. Crook/yes litarritz. whichMare INA CLAIRE and PHILLIP KKR-

. The stork brought DONNAREADS a son Monday (241.... BONITAKAY wee mien -led Priday (281 to anEreneton physician. . . (Had to hearNELSON OLMSTED broke the Ice withthe ureter portfolto on Mara' What'sYour !den show.... OPAL CRAV1Eetie featured vocalist on the Wayne Saba-how next Saturday. . . . CORNYPEEPLES won the role or 8cattergoc4nettles' adopted sere Manny. on theWrigteodeon. . . ARCH OBOLIIII willto here the. week to direct next Satur-dare story. Problem Paps, which fee. -..tree the kid mimed* of The Bartoar.DICK HOLLAND and ROSIMIARY GAII-BELL . . . General comment on MAX

appointment as adept super-visor of Beackett-Sample-it umnic t .how. t. thnt neap operas are cone! toget ionic mart pelialong. . . PAULITANKLINer Nniekerboreere Plavacairscript. Fools Come is (lunette, Inns eerieinto productioo at Paramount. starringRichard Arlen.

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Fear Lack of Incentive in FM;9Only Four Licensees New to Radio

WASHINOTON. March 3.-Sideline op-eration of PM has caused disappoint.moot to Federal Cemmunenstions Coen-misalon etre!. because Incentive to ad-vance the new radio a)'stem is lacking.It la feared. Only 14 operators, appli-cants. and licensee. are not connectedwith stations using standard neetbode.a Betsey at the PVC showed. It isthought that this arnail percentage Lsnot enough to overoome inertia of oper-ators already deep In standard bread.caning. Com:lent regarding dual opera-tion of PM and AM Is Met station menhave asked for the PM peanut as atymyofor otspetttion_

So far the co:neat/non has licensed 38FM stations and of these only four arenew to the scene. %elitism O. H. Pinchand ?regime:Icy Broadcasting Corporationwould represent new blood In Brooklyn.while Efetropollten "hievtairm. Inc.. wouldmake the splash In Manhattan. Zenithlevee C017)0241/031 made Its debut InChteago. ApplicaUoiss pending aim.Bremer Broadauting Corporatton, MuzakCorporation. Pet Radio BroadcastingCompany, and The New York Dully NMIasking for an Introduction to regularoperation. Others are Edwin H. Arm-strong. Alpime, N. J.; Gibraltar Serviceceeporation. Philadelphia; Metro -Gold..Wyli-Mayer Studio., Los Angeles; MercerUnradcnating Company, Ewing Township.N. A. le Abell Company. Baltimore.and Everett L. Dillard. Kansas City.

It i4 admitted that pioneering In thePM field Irnymees a big program burdenupon the new licensee, but PCO menpotut out Met the new system has beencoma:entail:we and receiving seta nowavailable to the public will pick up bothtypo; of broadcaating. Comeelmion. Itla felt. leas obligated Melt to licenseas many PM ...tenons as procedure will

CBS Coca-Cola ProgramJumped to 45 3fittute*

NEW YORK. March 1 -Coca Cola pro.green on Columbla. with Albert Seated.tag and Andre Kostelannes hand. willbe extended from 30 minute* to 45 min-utely. beettintng April et. More was takenowing to program's high listener rating.

Retired format will make um of con-siderably more music. and wilt giveSpaulding and the guest star more time.

Rank Buys Negro HourPHILADELPHIA. March 1. - Still

another local banking house hops onthe radio advertising wagon, Citizensand Southern Bank & Trust Companystarts Sunday 171 bank -rolling a half-hour weekly MT= at 0 pen. on WPM.first Of such amounts foe this station.Rinsing to reach the Negro populationof the town. bank goes commercial for* Negro Appreciation Hour. a live -talentproject highlighting a epirttual-aingitiggroup. Account placed direct

permit, since It took load an adoxaungthe new system last year. Majority we-nie PM ticket' are already on the alewith other stations, and the governmenthas to thecae between granting license*to this group or leaving the silence Un-disturbed. IsortyAva applicants are nowknocking on the MC door for rights touse PM tranunitters.

Angle affecting talent Is thnt extenstemof Yet ticket. to present AM operatorsmiens simultaneous broadcast., once thetwo systems. while new operator* wouldextend employment eventually aa theart programed.

Philly FM R220PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-Race for

PM supremacy here completes anotherlap with announcement tram WIP thatIt will air 24 hours daily when Its YUstation gets going by the end of May.Station la tee only locally on * 24 -hourdaily broadcast schedule. Other patio=granted PM permits Axed six hours ofPM broadmating for the start. KYW isthe latest to metro FCC premien feefrequency moduletion. but !nation wit,wok additional license amendmentscovering Last minute change* before be -cloning construction work. WCAU andWPM are already to the PM saint Putweek also found a newcomer to PIS rankswhen leinadriphie !Wirth*, thru Its 100Per cent intethrlary. Gibraltar ServiceCorporation, Sled PCCepplication for anPM permit. More sussed much specula-tkm. niece paper toe many years weeradlo's most Miter foe here and Is stillno push -over for radio press amts.

Philly Radio TakesOn Political Tinge

PerILADET-PHIA, March I -Meet ex-citing of the Items buzzing 7012134 radioTOT has the airlanos Imre Wang onnew political mere:Ica:era Report. baneIt that John B. Kelly. Democratic bigwig.who Is linked with David L. Lawrence.Democratic anitteleal Committeeman, willbuy Into suburban W1130 at Olereideto offset the direct threat to hes pantieslleadership on the part or J. David Stern.publisher of the Philadelphia Record aridowner of WHAT. Stern is also Demo-crat Mute, but his sing is linked withV. 8. Senator Joseph P. (Miley. reitfor party power will reach Ha peak nextyear In the State gUbernatOrlal election.

Luther A. Hare city treasurer, Recordallow, and mentioned as prosy of WHATwhen and If that -Orphan Annie" out-let sets 10.000 watts with fuletuneprIniegea. is the Stern-Chtffey 2112A1:11.02for governor In twee of the outspokenoppodah of the KellyLawrence camp.grooming Ambassador Anthony J. DeexdBiddle Jr.

Town talk. tho Unconfirmed lese notbrought forth any dentate from theprincipals Involved. and h.. Biddle theman-bebind.the-erne In Kelly's en-trance Into the radio field.

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8 The Billboard HADIO-REVIEWS March 8, 1941

Program Reviews

MBS Program Directors ShowBlock of Daytime Drama SerialsNEW YORK. Marcia 1, - The Mutual

Broadcasting Bynum, es a result of arecent Inerung of program directors,. onMonday (24) launched a serve of four15.minute drams+ from I to 2 pm. In anattempt to strengthen Its daytime wealstructure. While 00 minutes Is a lungWSW to take off from household duties.the variety of subjects ought to keepmadame interested. especially since thecan reins after Junior has been fed andsent off to reboot. And there's stilltime to ditch a matinee afterward.

Only three of the shows were aired,the fourth, Olt Fled My Way. to emanatefrom WOR. thrEato, Is still In the em-bryonic :nage and will be pumped start-ing Monday (3), "lb fill time. MRStubbed Jimmy Johnson', tourecribeilOtte-tuen.thow, The Johnson Family.

All the shows are starting horn scratchwithout aperient. Common to all ofthorn is a uniformly good grade of

writing, a fine beand of performanterand a high quote of listener internit.contingent, of course; upon the premisethat the listeners are steed adeleta.

The following are the reviewa of theprogram:

"We Are Always Young"Lead-off in the aerial parade Is the

Ashley Buck and Nichols.. Cettentino cre-ation. We Art dliroys Young, en excel -Lenny compounded story emanatingfrom WOR at 1 p.m. and carrying withIt the prestige of name performern suchas Jessie Royce Landis, Merged* Otn-mom Undo Watkins. and WilliamJanney.

The element., arc highly trietedra-matte end surefire fodder. Performance..paring, and production are on an equallyhigh plane.

Janney le the central figure, being coattee a cab driver of myseeriomi antece-dent., who baa junked his career as a,classical compare: In favor of the moreCertain means of earning a living, Msemployer Is an omniscient widow whohas inherited the hack and who takesa great personal internal, In her Com-posing cabbie. especially since the harta daughter who has confessed to thatCrain feeling for Janney. In fact, thedaughter Is willing to merry someonewho is In a position to publish Janney'ssymphonic work.

Sniffle episode Wee out with the en-trance of one of Janney's former flames.

CommentTills cohost% fa devoted to brief

reviews of ptomains union hove bee -4on tilt air for some Mew, as welt asseem reArch, already rewired, raftfarther esertelon, Batts is that a one-time program review Is inadequatefor a product -fors that rtyles eachtime if Is presented.

Whostena ',teahouse. siring Mondaytheir Friday at 12-12.13 pera over theNBC -Red network. on Monday (24)started Its Mittel broadcast of SomersetMaushawse 0/ /lumen flonetrike. Conetafrela one of the greatest of modern nceelasaid t. first-class radio fare, the Moirhaving solid emotional Impact. Debuteaselon. which opened with a brief in-trOduetOry speech by author ataugheta,proved promising, chief roles being ham -died by Raymond Edward Johnson.Jessica Tardy. and Kingsley Colton.

Technique used is narratSon plusMarna. Johnson. se Philip Clue/. telliturof bit childhood. Kingsley Colton takesover as Carey, the child. Mae Taneyplaya the femme who bewitched Carey.

Fre o brief few minutes narratione nd talk by Johnson were pitched toolow. making It Minoan to catch thesentence.* but this cleared. Quarterhoar ended with audience already at-tuned to Csrey's emotions) atruggles andtheir causes, This le quite en order toaccomplish in 15 minute*. particularlywhen part of the Dow went La MaugtutenasSpeech.

Adaptation done by Herbert Little Jr.e nd David Victor, with production Inthe hands of Hal James and Michelangelodi SagNo. P. A.

While this tangled plot may be toomuch to grasp at one sitting. there ateenough skeins to glee dramatic meat toensuing episodes.

This strip apeman to be the best ofthe Initial ooilection of serials.

"Edith Adams' Futuee"Following the highly melodramatic

fanfare Of metropolitan /Winks, thiswirer, revolving about the problems of asmall-town matron, Is naturally a let-down. It air. at 1:115, sod originates atWKItC. Cincinnati.

Otber than the problem of epottIng,this strip fall, to rise above the levelof mediocrity In its election of themematerial. It's an old. old story, but per-haps one that Is ever interesting to afemme audience.

Other than unfortunate choice of sub-ject matter. the program displays dire-ful production and standard perform-ancee.

Plot cons -erne 841th Admin. ntsrrted toa man many years her senior In order togive her 10 -year -old daughter a berm,.'The husband le, however. ohnteshlenedenough to belles,- that the homeless car-riage can't last, end calls for 131a eveningpuler and slippers with the autocracyof any dome -sate dictator, lels mentalmake-up forbids him to allow his step-daughter normal pleasures.

The heroine. however, starts a revolt,and first episode ended on a defiantnote. with Mrs_ Adams daring hubby todo his wont.

"Heko Holden: Government err"This rents, airing et I:45 p.m. from

WOL, Washington, corms rather be-latedly. conWdering that New Deal cre-ated bureaus have long made Washington a mecca for job teckere. Etealp looksOn tan It will generate Interest. however,story Ides having many posalbilities.

WIth great Interest now centered Inthe capital because of the national de-fense b(ckertngs, yarn can easily turninto either a spy soarer or educationaltourerle-force of governmental futittion-ing. However, first episode plots theMna:Hire chart along the mural orthodoxlinos.

Story has Helen Ifolelen coming toWashington to live with en mint whilelooking for work In a government bu-reau. Auntie is fearful that the pretenceof Helen will Interfere with lire(Auntie's) love life foe several month.,but with the antral of the young ladyAuntie's mtsgiving. are worse than an-ticipated. alms her boy friend takes.more than an are:neuter interne In Misr;Hoiden. Jot Cohen.

"We l'rediet"Reviewed Sunday. 6:30-7 p.m., CST.

Stile --Comment plus dawn& Sponsor-Hirsch Clothing Company. Ageney-echwImmer Cr Scott. Station -WCNIChleago).

Patently a local effort to coon the biglistening atittienee away from tho NBC -Red outlet between Jack Benny endCheeky McCarthy, thin may do thetrick as soon se the production depart-ment rttunts It to the oven for therejob of baking. Idea is to present fourtoo -al authorities on the subject* of do-mestic affatne *porta, entertainment. andforeign events, and let them stick theirnecks 011t as to the course of the future,Donald hIcOtbeerey. Bob Elton. DorothyDeere. and feline Pflaum respectivelyrepresent the Ueda.

Fanfare end presentation of authori-ties by deep -throated announcers ls anthe March of Time style and oath. Pre -Mottoes are interesting and coverenough subjects, to appeal to a generalaudience. Facamples of sexart-saying:By Donald MeGibetwy. that the :crad-le -4.o bill will rem the Senate Sri a formfavorable to the Admired:anon, withmore than 73 In favor. also, that laborstrikes will sweep Wm Perkins out ofthe Cabinet soil Intel a new job aa co-ordinator of national defense: by Doro-thy Detre. her selection* for Motion Pic.tine Academy Award winners. Thu tosock drennitlo fodder, flashy ,enough toattract attention. yet deep enough toprovoke thought.

Two untaeorable reactions to show are(II period allotted each commentator istoo tong and becomes boredom* over ahalf-hour stretch: and (3i dramatic.

future -neat -we, designed to overcome thenest objection. have a eupertmporeci, du -integrated effect. It spotted at moreregular :Menai so that they pop uplose unexpectedly they would improve.Diameter spate could also bleed a MUM.u Nevertheless a g00,1 job foe a purelylocal effort.

"Great Fires of History"Reviewed Tuesday. 1 0- 1 0:1 5 p.m.

Stet° --- Talk. Statical -Sintaining onWBZ (Boston. NBC-Bluo nerworkl.

Great Fires of IfisforY, a weekly hi -minute feature written end presentedby John B. Daher, has already had 14Menem: but breniso of Its widespreadappeal, In both Mary and educationalaspects, no limit has been set on the*mica. Tills week* aftenng. The .end ofMt Morro Conk, was preceded by thewhimsical poem. Tele of a Tired Tar,which moved smoothly into the accountof the Mono Castle's lees In 1034 off theNew Jersey cosset.

Very wen written, but not as wellpeal. wee Plehern story of the catas-trophe. With Interesting little toucherslike the description of the costume bellthat wee in progress at the time of themire, and the menti00 of the last pieceplayed by the strip's clebeetra. SmokeGets In Your giro, the story mores alongat a good pace. Teo the script D. con-stantly angled at the oducattonelIt Wes none of Its interest. There isnone of the classroom lecture about It.

However, program suffers In two In -chances. Poet. Fishers delivery Ls tooaingeong. Second, the lock of drama.Urethan and sound effecta La keenly felt.No matter how well written the scriptIs. It la not compensation enough forthe absence of dramatisation. Evenround etfeete alone would help.

Tho several Ore prevention and Stour -

mince companies have expressed mine.ernble Interest In the educational eelentertainment passibilitke of the pro-gram. It has no sponsor ea yet-

0Offeernan.

"Stop That Story"Reviewed Friday, 6:30.6:45 p.m. CST.

Style-Talk, drama. Sponsor-St. PaulNome.' Press and Oisoateh. Station-WCCO (3.43nneapolit-St,

With Bernerd H. leader. publisher 51,Peul Pioneer Press and Devotee, mtro-duelng the subject, program concerns n-eon with types of newspaper stories cityeditors are Raked not to publish. Theprogram lists Seth -backs to mytblealCity Diem Jim Veltion. who Is Visited bypersons asking him to keep certain yarnsout of punt When reviewed. programstory was about manufacturer, nattilyburdened with national detente ornery.and his overworked secretary arrested fordrunken driving wilt), returning fromreetaumnt where she had had one drinkand he three before dinner. Car hadWedded off Icy road. Court found paleguilty and fined each 4100. Secretary'sflamer. coming to her aid, takes her toCity Editor Wilson to =plots and eathim to atop ,tor)'.

Each week the sponsers Invite threeMinnesotans to sit as jurors on whetberstory should be published, with Riddergiving policy of his japers Three mentonight. from Winona. agreed storyshould be published. with all the Metebrought to light. Welder eoptiseireed,painting out that in Santee, had it beet.scene of cane, arrested off end pre-siding judge would have made absolute,')certain pair were under influence ofliquor before puulthIng them.

Program hen good poesibillties, butleek,. polish because Welder and jurors.non-protrolonale. need more mike cape--Hence. Weinberg.

Advertisers, Agencies, StationsNEW YORK:

St WEN' nee renewed Walter WthehellJand The Parker Fanny on 73 NBCstations for soother 13 weeks exertingMarch 30. lineedreete. Sunday horn 0-920 p.m., go over 53 blue and 20 Redoutlets.. , , Arthur Deter. noweeisitee inNBC's luternational Division. received agift package from ono of his admirersIn Angola. Package contained it leopardskin. zebra akin, and the rernelrer of n12 -toot python. plus various other jungleItems.... E. P. N. James, Nalco Wasp -lion manager of the NBC -Blue netudek.sill address the Annual Conference ofthe Graphic Arm Wedoeseday (5) at theBiltmore.... Totten & Teibteam has setdeal whereby Jimmy Scritmeris JohnsonPOnirly will be eponeerod by IglenertIlmthers three time. weekly over NIBSetatlona.. , . New VitamIxed Yemen:gunTablets sponsoring Kid Wizards, Tuesdayevenings over %MN. Jergena, thruLennon & entente. has renewed TonyMartin and How Did You Meet CM theNBC -Red net.. Gregory Centole, orWMCA's production aloe. mantel DeismNappo this week. ... Alpha Minn). Belloffiltote formerly In the concert field. Isentering the pop music field with YouRegan the Strangest Magic, by AndrewBaiter and Ray Dilate..

Torn Harrington, Young & Ruble -ismIloilo exec, vacationing at flea Itiand,Os. . . Tina Chet La Roche expectedback Monday (3).

CHICAGO:iz IRBY KATZ, feernerly of Benton dz

Boateo. New York, Ms joined thecopy staff of H. W. Kaator & non.. wherehe will do both radio and publicationcopy. .. Erwin Wasey & Company hasset Superman platters on WON for Hor-lick Malted Milk, three teams a week be -gibbing Starch 4.

PHILADELPHIA:HUGH ANNE ?Aria, forniktily of

Chicago airwaves. joins WPIL as We-retary o Attlee hew, Its charge of the fernshows_ . . Daniel C. Park. )CYW time -

take* one year's leave for trainingIn the army.... WIRO begins Its broad -cad day an hour earlier, opening at 5a m. for hew ROVta's Dawn Surfers....Ben Gimbel. WIP pro, back at his deskbiter a three-week vacates. . LennieStarr.%VP= announcer, takes over theDunn shoe show on that a:4DM. . . .Otis Now. of the WFIL promotion de -penmen:, tack at work after in tonsilslicing.. . Bob Ditimnrid coats frontWOV, New York, as continuity head ofWPM. . , William A. A. Cestellini opensMedia for advertising and publicity....

Faectrie company placing stickers oubills to remind of change tn Mal peel-Uons ebbs month. arranged by WriAtipublicist Jerry Stone.... Joe Grady joinsWHAT announcing . . , Lew Lon-don takes over taus pregram desk atVs'PEN. while Tetanal, Smith serves In thearmy for a year. ... Prank Warrington.former WIP relief announcer, to WARM.Scranton. Pa. Bill Menne John theWIBO announcing mats, corning In fromWCAM, Camden, N. J., with CetherleeSnigger newest member of the secretarialstaff.

DENVER:KOA News Feiner Al Orrick teaneferred

horn Denver to 2CYJC Hollywood. DonMenlo appointed to post of rears 0:111:07.with Dill Ranger' as maidens. . .

George H. Green joins ICPEL ask* staff.Cione Carpenter joins ROA engineer-

ing staff.... Stanley Neal of KOA proudfather of a girt. Janet LauLsv.. . KOAGenteel Manager Lloyd E. Yorlee ap-pointed member of national publicitycommittee of Rodeo Aesedaelon OfAmerica. . .Billy CYFalion. Youngest13021 of Gene Oleallon, manager of NYC,.hospital:red with lila leg in a came

FROM ALL AROUND:RAY Dantir.rr. tekrF0 (San Pratt-Alk enrol sale. promotion department.his received hie esti to report for armytraining Bob Duren% Is operating thenew elation wagon for 1C8S`04 ripenedevents staff. . . . Ira Blue. formerly ofIC00-1CP0, San Francisco. Os doing a 15 -minute nightly snort stint bier HOW.don JAW. . . Hazel Nelson Ma lontedthe ofnce staff of CKLW. Detroit andWindsor, Ont.. replacing Eleanore

,.. Louie Bourgeon*. Wes man-ager of CHAD. Mcom Jaw. Sisk. a W-and lieutenant In the King's Own Rinseof Canada. machine-gun unit. is takinga course at Dundurn military <ampGordon Walker. CHAD talesman, isMeeting Bourgeois's job while lie leaway.... DIXIE WINOS; Newest addi-tion to *nommen Matt of WMC. Mem-phis. Is Wilson Nortberoes. formerly OfWIIIIC). . . Atrl Moreland moved Upfrom announcer to production depart-ment of WMC.... Amos and Andy (Cer-es:el arid aoedeni take over royalty leaveIn nopsdly growing field of Mot Texas

. Word from Meniphts l that 11.500'natters called at now etudtoe In Geed-wyn In stitut* Building for opening cere-monies recently. About 0,600 wet, ODband at the Ellis Auditontun hat weekto hear lideroris airing of Take ft Of

it. an another 2,500 heerel theprogram this week to the Roosevelt atNew Orleans.

Starch 8, 1941 MUSIC The Billboard 9Conducted by DANIEL RICHMAN-Communicant,. to l5G4 Broadway. New York City

GET TOGETHER ---OR ELSEName Ork InterestRevived in Philly,With Cugat Booked

PHILADELPHIA, Meech 1. --Club SaILcenter etty nitery, which opened a yearacts with traveling names Nat 1.1rand-%Trine first In, and then followed localsalon's Judgment in ruing horneturnera,marks Us Met annnercary by returningto the name policy. Xavier Cugat isinked in to three week.. Muting MarchII, with Allan PmIdieg. legal band fea-tured as year, Carrying on for the after -mating rhythms. Jusnita'a rumba bandmoves over to the Little flathateller. 11.0operated by the Ball owners, to alternatewith Victor Hugo at the former spot.

Cugat will not play Thunder, on at -count of lita Camel radio commercial,going to Now York for the day for the;lifers. Booktng of Cugat at the Elanpros:Mars to bring new Interest to thename field here. with St Kanner. woe ofthe throe brothers operating the nttery,fiat:nue on brOlgIng In Ben Iterate forthe follow -lip.

Make. the third spot foe the MCAKoko Office having the Warwick andDmjemln PlantaIn hotels here. Letteritur been ming names, but /lunches toLeo Wien local combo on March 17.with MCA still figuring In the booking.Warwick has been using only smallnimbo.. but hotel management Is =sk-im; plans to enlarge Ita cocktatl lounge[aid bring In the Males Figure on step-ping out In time for the summer trade,with Tommy Dorsey mentioned for theinitial draw.

Wendt* first planned to build a roof;organ Motile, to that et New VoraHotel Astor, but cost proved prohibitive.Hoping to open up this territory andprovide many needed locations for the!raveling tames, MCA permitter* areTrending plenty of Unto In town makingMarective often to the Iccol hotel and:May ops.

U. S. Record SuesPhilly Distributor

PHILADRLPHIA. March I.-Milano:A',Manglers:tent of the defunct United&atm Record label. had Ks local ranil-:mations last week.

U.S. Record Corporation, of New York.Med mil In Municipal Court hem onPetruary 20 against the United Statesdales Company. local distributor forthe oraterbIle Royale -Varsity labels.

MUD I, made that local distrib oweeOaS4 to the home company for records.

Greenbut Booking NameBands for Luna Ballroom

NEW YORK, March I.-Luna Parknollroorn, only dancing Vol In Cone/bla.nci, will uoshutter Ititstcr Sundey,and Y being bankrolled by a osionimeteheaded by Percy Melville. known hereebeitta as a member of the SocialRexWm.

New operation. which will be exclu-sively booked by Johinuy Greenhut, with

namety of 0,030. will carry a completebond policy. Spot will or:orate

only Sundays; until Decoration Day. andthen will, be thrown open for thesummer.

Ilaybe SongwritersHear Bells

WASHINGTON. March I.-nn PanAlloy spouts great deal of Its timein phone booths, according to theCbeeopeake & Potomac TetspberteCompany, A surrey by that companyshowed there are more than 430 poptongs about the telephone.

First ditty is thought to be theTelephone maoh by IC Meek. and alittle biter norm Cott Me Up SomeRainy Afternoon. MaIlowlng GlennMiller's Monitor dedicated to the Bellinvention. Pertimpleinfa 6.5600, carriesa new one Net recorded by the Minesband. Ring, Telephone. Ring.

Take the NextCadenza, Jackson

NEW YORK. March 1.-Otto Cessna.lam end aymphony cotepolee.along with the Interesting observationthat the -ride" taken by toollers in(07 out of l Jorstm seseione to nothingnew in music, Cream, who in elatedto giro vent so come of his musicalWen. at Town Hall here Much 13.observes that as long ago sa the 18thcentury It wed not uncommon foriromumentaliata or vocatirm to takean OCCionOtall -excursion" away fromthe melody,

Out In Mom old days It was politelycalled a cadenza when the performerexhibited vita Inner feelings, Whencomposers of that per.od realizedwhat wan happening. relates Cessna.they began to write out these iln-prontatione 'rue any convenientcadenza hanging around in a sym-phony work. and you'll note. In com-paring It to a het trumpet or sexride, that Cessene bar somethingthere.

Vincent Burns' OrkInstruments ReallyDo in Trailer Fire

PALMER. Maas, March I.-alto:cal in-',trotter:Oa valued of 01.000 were damagedFebruary 21 when a teener containingthree Miens. a elerinet, end drums, ownedby members of the Vincent Mom or -cheater' a Cleveland, en ratite to West-field. Mama to play at the pollee ballthere, were burned.

Burns notified the ball committee andadvised them to get another band ifthey meted. 'The committee, however,told him to proceed to Westfield. andthe band would be taken care a. DUMBarrived with his men, anal Muria, Ramo,proOdent of the local aftokiansa Union.and Patrick Petrueelli, orchestra MI.ductor, wore appented to, and succeededIn rounding up enough lesitruments toequip Burns's band.

Theory after the, fire was that ablanket covering the instruments mayhare caught fire when ignited by acigarette tooted from the window ofthe car In which the band boys wereriding. The entourage pearod a Irmafire shortly before the trailer went ablaze,and flying eparke might also have Igaltedthe blanket.

Bobby Byrne GrosNes 8926On OneNigltier in Canton

CANTON, 0_ March 1.-Bobby Byrne,new to this territory, did eke?: on a one-night Malt to Moonlight Ballroom atnear -by Meyers Lake Park. attracting1,4213 paid cuatonoen at 63 cent, a person.DAM clicked with the customers:

Moonlight rnenagement has announcedPaul Prodarvie and nonce Heldt as cem-

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DJ Out To Effect Fast ASCAP-Radio Negotiations; ConspiracyCharges If Too Much Stalling

WASHINGTON, March - Beincestetalk in broadcasting_ circle. about theirindiffecence to ASCAP MIMIC had betterbe abort lived. according to remark* be-ing made In official quarters here. Re -Ports hose been circulating to effectthat Use National Amor:At:on of Inroad-caners and the networks are gotng to letcomposers *tow for good long while.rather than let brown -hatred Jeanie havea well-earned rec.

Department of Justice officially Matedthat the consent decree alsned byAOCAP In New York rederel Courtth'ennesday 13111 "paves the way for animmediate settlement of 11111mulUes be-tween ASCAP and the broadetatios which

TB Signs Henderson;Goodman Per. Mgr.

NEW YORK, March 1, --Pletcher Hen.demon this week signed a nteromeinentmid booking contract for an ucrevralcdperiod with Prederkk Brothers afteil0tionoiration, The septa pianist -arranger -leader, who has been an Integral port ofBenny Ocodman's band at verlema Gana,in 110W CUITerit at Roseland Ballroomhere with a to -piece Orchestra. IMMOgene for Ile newly acquired propertycall for a eceintrywide tour after Hender-son conspeetes his present run. date ofwhich In Vulcanite at the moment.

At the same time that the Frederickoffice announced Its exclusive bookingpact with the Henderson band, It waslearned that Harry Goodman. Benny'abrother, will serve the ork In the rapac-ity of pendant mamma And general ad-visor.

['hilly 3ftiestro Lewis NotBooking Without License

PHILADELPHIA, Match 1-Orchestraleader Jack Lewle. mentioned In TheAtIllboard's February 8 tram as being oneof the many roundet'i up by Stateauthorities and lined fee booking acmwithout benefit of a State bookinghornet. Is net the Jack Leine popularlyknown around town.

Contusion has existed since the storyappeared. cataing Lewd. undue ember.moment. Maestro Lewis, referred to inthe story if John Reese Lewts Jr.. of near-by Cheater. Pa who hos been wino thename of Jack Lewis on local dance datesand was collared by State agents whenloo stibmitted a bid for allow anddance. Leconte Lars has that billingregistered in accordance with the StateAdvertising Act.

Joe Davis Protests New ASCAPRoyalties System as "Unfair"

NEW 'YORK. March 1.-Joe Davis. headof Georgia Music, "as an ASCAP pub-lialver-Menther of long standing." thisweek "vigorotialy" protteted the royaltydiarribution method outlined In theASICAP consent decree. relaying his oh-lectloria to Thurman Arnold, handlingthe ASCAP matter for the Departmentof Justice, In lengthy telegram. Mr"wired Arnold that be considers "thepractical affect of paragraph nine willbe a permanent establithment and per-petuation by Judicial mandate of graveabuse, namely the unfair bob for de-termining royalty dietrIbution by theSociety to Its memberthip, which willIn no oubstantiAl manner differ fromthe method presently used."

ROyalty dietributicut es outlined In theconsent decree approved taai week byASCAP would be determined by thenumber. nature, chenoter, prestige.

popularity, and vogue of the ?ono, Ina catalog, an well at the length of timeIn which the work,' hare been part ofthe Society's catalog. Calling three"Togo' terms." Daus Informed Arnoldthat he feels the eon sought to beremedied by this provhion-unfaumetasand ciberlentnatfon In royalty dierellotstIon-le "inherent" In the new method,became of an "elasticity and Indefinite-nem' that trivet 'Iced theanwhoe to thetame abuses which hare heretofore eX.lated "

Darla offend no atatotitute auggession,but urged Arnold that, unless a moreequitable swami could be worked motno protiMon with respect to royaltyMgt -Mutton should be Included In thedecree so that it imposes upon the Sect-ety to dist:Matz monies In "practice/1ythe tome unfair mauler aa Mut beenheretofore followed."

have resulted in the banning of ASCAPfinale hoot the air diem January1041." It is understood that the Anti -Trust Division trader Thurman Arnoldexpects some immediate ;settlement be-tween radio and comp:ens, othorwlarthe government will be moved to takeaction again.

Should members of the NAZI or thechalets and their affiliates collectively re-main aloof from ASCAP tune,, It On re-ported that groOnda for charges ofcriminal conspiracy will be found. Prime

In the anti-trust peceemition ofITIarmn, chains and ASCAP wart tofasniitait4 return of popular ninbee tothe public. Now it is held that obstinatetactics and continued name-callingwould frustrate the department's alertand more punitive action would be sot-dered epithet the recalcitrant party.

A reamemble amount of time is to beAllowed for the belligerents to compacttheir differences. It it appreciated bygovernment men that faction. whichhave warred as bag es broottematre andradio cannot bury the hatchet on n uto-ment's 'toile*. But bury the hatchetthey will or the keen{ exnuta will knowthe reason why, off Biala declare.

Finishing fOnahrs Ott the ARCMs caneare expetted In Milwaukee Federal Courtthis tontine Wedneeday VD, wben gov-ernment attorneys will withdraw vita-lise] charge of anti-trust violations byUse Society. It is not certain whetherABCAP will be required to pay a fine,aims tilt. question is up to the dBerr-tion of the hone. Decree tiledYork's Federal Court disposes of a civilcult agatitat ASCAP atarted to BOOwhen Use Aott-Trust Diei.lon vas underleft vigorous leadership. Main pointscovered are: (I) ASCAP member. are freeto deal with men for themselves: (3)ASCAP will rot discriminate In prioriamong commercial users: (31 Pay -whet) -you -play bitaas to be ATatinbte to user.(4) network program. will be under 11 -maw to the originating atanon: 10)tratueriptloo makers or men may obtainlicense for Needn't use of the MAO:(01 mete may obtain license for onlypart of the ASCAP catalog: (7) ASCAPvrUI not re/strict performing rights tocontrol prior for recording on broadeaat.Ing mat:tier:poorer. (8) Society will abol-fah the pelf-prepetusettag hoard of di-rectors and will hold demons to fillboard vacancies. 10) one publialied tunequalifier for ASCAP trandberantp. and(101 Soctety will modify System of dt-viding Income among Its members, withcompensation bleed upon popularity ofcomposer's work.

All of three were accurately tomcodto The Billboard last January 25. Thefinal consent decree represents the workof Lieut. GOT, Charles P.:4E1U and Mil-ton Diamond. special memo:. andSchwartz ,Sr Irroblkh. general COUIIIIPIfor ASCAP, and Victor 0. Water.. specialastir/ant to the attorney general, AA-atsced by Warren P. Clinntr-eharn, ve-nial attorney, acting for the Departmentof Justice.

Return of the ProdigalLAN8FORD. Pa.. March 1.-Things

were going along About a.11 must lastSaturday night in) at the path an-nual ball of the local volunteer firecompany when a all. bespectacledman bought a ticket and walked quiet-ly Into the high scboot gym where thedance was in program

Dancing stopped. Os Werley and htslocal syncopators couldn't figure Itout. Molly. somebody told them."It's Tommy Doran." And in thlemanner the maestro came back to Mshome town. where 20 mare ago he used scoop thOret at a coal mine endplayed in the Keystone Band. NothMg would do but that Tommy borrowthe local trombonist's Inetrunarat andgive out The crowd went wild.

10 The Billboard MUSIC -REVIEWS March 8, 1941

On the RecordsA grilse.' =Ape at the I ttttt record .lain. slowing their erintooreist wait, le

record refaikrs sod noatie machine operators aioteere of VW./ length are goes I.recordings that poste. Irrnntwal hottest of 10 artist. tottefion, eie both.

Coy: FT-loo Trot; W-Welts; VC-Vot.3 chore.; V-Meal recording.By DANIEL RICHMAN

BINC CROSBY lEtecca 3614)Chapel in the Valtcy--V. When Day Is Ocote-V.

IP CROSBY were to sing the Caleb. It would atilt make better listening thanneat. of the vocal disks released all lumped together. But when Bing has a

resily nee 0001; to ring. it makos competling listening of a standard that very fewrowers can over approximate. Of tau Crosby haa been tending his voice to a goodmany numbers of varying degrees of quality (mostly low), but In the second Odeof that latest Ntease he meets Up with isone that matches his ability us theextent of Its melodic and lyrical merit. It's the familiar Buddy DoBylra-RobertKnttebor ballad of a number -of year* agoir--thill mate tong that became ono of theoinstanding tteme to Pout Whitemsn'e erstwhile repertoire and that establienedHenry Hulce foe his Mendota trumpet solo on Whiteman's original recording of thenumber --end In Crosby's inclivieual style It now becomes s vocal classic,

Bing singe It etraight, runt it's the atacnce of any tricks of scoring-eitherVocal or inetzumented-that gives It Its stature, because the excellence of mustsand lyrics N nigh that embrillinments are unnecesaary. Done with the simplicityOf Crosby's memorable recording of And the Angets Sing. with Victor Young's one.orbeittee instrumental hacking a further reminder of that disk, it should be anatural for musk triachlnee, and one of Crosby* bertselling platters among thebeton of Ma adentrere A vest song plus Slog Crosby to sing It is probably thebait guarantee of fool -proof disk listening extant today.

The ditty on the reverse doesn't belong In the same league as Day Is Dorm.It's to the added credit of the Crosby style-that-csn-domomoong that the Mani -ties of tune and wordage here are covered orer as well as they are.

DONALD LAMBERT (Bluebird B-11053)A nitra's Dance-Pismo solo. Etcfrfe-Ptano solo.

ANSW name on the Bluebird pop hitt Is Donald Lambert. a young coloredManiat whore main stock -In -trade Is a rather remarkable technique that per-

mits him to set tempos for hlragelf that hurtle along at express train epee& lb:Ms disk debut Lambert plays thee Orieg and Mmennet elmetes as styled by himself,which takes In similar arrangements on both Melte. He leads off and ends In bothtame by playing the works as written originally. slowly and with their proper out -of -tempo feeling and warmth.

It'. the furious pace set In the middle. however, that gives the disk. and Lam -beet's work. Its only meaning. Keeping the beat with a left hood that vemiki bebetter if It weren't as prominent as It Is at times, Umbra exhibita right -banddexterity on tricky. complicated yersecins of the two well-known melodies. Atfirst /scuttle, the sides arc Impressive on original conceptioes. but rehearing !motiletheir effect as outstandingly different keyboard Improvisation*, with the terrifictempos remaining the only truly worth -while avenue toward entertaining listennec.

It's a bit diftecult to see this mewing as mealtime In too enormous *sten be-esnue It's of a pnitem that will lind a pretty limited audience. Clemichte willhardly be interesting in the lack of reverence eccorded firing and Massenet; awing-coptilles. de4Ottel CO plantntic styles such as Count nisale's. Toddy Wilson's, Jens8tacye. et *L. will read Into Lambert's conception a bit too much player -pianomonotony to suit them. and Met average record Mime with !tinned disk budgetswill find nothing In the performance or label name to Interest them. Actually.none of all that I. Lamberts fault: he does Ma yob well enough. but It's the kindOf }oh for which there aren't too many hirers nowadays.

TOMMY DORSEY (Viotti. 27338)Do I Worryt-FT: VC. Little' Han With a Candy etpar-PT; VC.

TM latest Dorsey preseIng achterea Itsdistinction bccante of it. launching ofJo Stafford as en excellent vocalist In her own right. Mire Stafford has taken

part In much of the Dorsey band's recent niece= with disks. particularly vocalones Of the en Nerer Smite Amin and Stardust genre. but always as an anonymousmember of the Pied Piper* quartet. Here the Is given vole wordage. and not merelyow chorus, but the entire B side of the record. And ahe turns to a performencothat teams not a mingle thing tee be desired In the way of expert. Individual, andcompletely satisfytng song -selling.

The quality of Mies Stafford's work on Little Man la doubly emphasised bythe ernes and depth of feeling ahe manages to impart tO ono of those go-tosteem-Iltde-curlyhend numbers, At best. thin type of song is distinctly cloying andetnbarraasIngly phony. and this le not one of the best exampten of Its type. Themelody sprawls grandiosly, and the title Iv the tlp-off on the lyrics. But the trite-ness of the whole thing Iss forgotten In Mina Stafford's delineation. Voice. phrasing.and stele add up to personal triumph for the linger, and Its to be hoped thatMac gets many more solo spots on Dorsey dleks In the future.

Tempo on both oldies here is exceedingly Mow. and on the A *Me the bendRea a chance. :Mho a large part of the number (a particularly good song) IsMeek Sinatra -Pied Pipers warbling. Sinatra takes the teed almost all the way.the quartet ntaying in the background, and, as always, their work Is good.WILL BRADLEY (Colombia 35939)Chicken Orontron VC. Stemdust-Ple VC.

With this newest boogimwoolde ItemMiming up from this band, It's too bewondered If possibly Bradley' Isn't mak-tag is bit of a mistake In rushing thentoo many eight -bent desks In too mattBMW:kin. He hag bad nice luck withthe etyki, but there's such a thing asplaying your luck too bard, and while

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the Bret couple of tinolley-boogie Clickswere fine, prevented something new, andhelped to establish the band. too muchof the same ts apt to type the outfit as* one-ntylt crew. And thatl never helpedany band. oominercially at least. Thinlatest eight -beater is an adoptation ofTurkey in the Straw% and good. despitethe absence of Preddle Slick pianosolo. but there's that ton -many -In -s -rowangle to keep It from being really big.The B side perennial offers fine Bradleytrombonlng and a gored innerly Valen-tine extol but It hasn't the distin-guletied quality of either the Ante Shawor the Tommy Dorsey current coin pitonschoke.(See ON TIM R1CCORDS on page 69)

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On the StandRetiewt of orchestras piecing hetet. night club sad bailer:rent Iscilieso and ene-nighterr.Comment it based upon the portent or potential opeueetelel value of Use band, at

.111 as Its mongol money.

Teddy Wilson(Reviewed at the Pump Room, Ambassa-

dor tan Itotet, Chicago)WION'S sepia seven does a refined

lob of .oclety reeenecitne et thisclose A spot, offering a well-balancedprogram of denceefite rhythms and show.ailed swine. Wilson Is already a note -'sonny figure In last mends than hispast work with Benny Ocosiman. Wilson'sown trio, consirting oe drums, piano. andclarinet. has developed a name In Its ownright and ladles out Mime ChilleiCalrltage700.

Aggregation is made up of nar., clarinet,trumpet, trombone. drums, bass, and theWilson piano. Work of each indivIdualis clean and smsrt. Show caught pre-sented Gershwin medley, which dis-played Benny Morton's amooth, nutter&and mellow trombone technique andBill Coleman's equatorial trumpet. Wil-son come* up for frequent piano solos.and his nimble mastery of the keys InImmediately evident. Modell.

Joe Alarsala(Reviewed at the romans DOV1,1,:cte York)HERE Is a maestro who still prefers toit remnin "out-of-ttilmworld" when It'sa strictly commercial world that's bongtalked about Pant pose hest seen severalchanges in the Maeda line-up. but theproduct put out in atoll essentially pureand hot.

Marsala. with his torrid, low-dOwnetary. fronts his small combo of two reedmen, trumpet, guitar. piano. drums. bag*.with Ms wife. Adele Canard, playing theharp. Some very tine arrangements ereworked out featuring Mesa Oirerd's hotrhythmic harping and 04-ne Triaxlerniboo; Carmen Maetren's nutter. and DaveBowman's piano ripplinge. Much of thehot stuff In mall done In the old Cblcagostyle pattern of tossing Individual mem-bers taking hot ride choruses,

Old favorites and originals are con-centrated on. many of them fast In tempobut with low, restrained tones. Marsalantfingering of thee. isompoeittons Comesunder the heeding of terrific. Miss°nerd's harp work also stands up underthe same designetion. Very accomplishedand lending a let toward Idling out theband.

To wean potential dancers away fromthe tablet, Memel* throws in some reallysmooth syncopating which has a highdenceability 1. Q. One of the boys doesa good. prorate job oe vocalizing the

Thruout everything is kept mel-low and not given to the type of blarterootechnique usually part of such or-genii:titian& Hu es ph my.

Skippy Anderson(gcrtrit-od at the Pla-Mot Sellresern,

Lincoln, Neb.)ANDERSONM tattrIC manages CO lire Up

tO his drat name, and I: a bundle ofdances Miley which will mitt:sty in any hail.

He gets hla oompeh in via three regulartaxes the himself solitellenes Mattel Itfour). three brume, and three rhythm -There's nothing about his style whichwould exclude the elderly from copingwith his delivery, and It's also oomphyenough for the Joint:Ilea

It's the tame that he prides hinuelfon-Art Pray. Slim Herding. and OwenLarson-and Skippy steps up to the mikefor n few shiner on his own. Drees count.as the rohnne powerhouse. Harvey Iteffronon trombOne. Eddie Manus and JockRobertson with trorripme.

Style tempers jump tendencies withdesire for aensIble, romantic dancing.which la the ticket foe most prod tableoperations there days, Alt In all Ander-son Is a bill -filler, Oldgetd.

Gus AnaheimRerkwed at the TartlyEkt Cdt1100,

Lincoln, Neb.)SVITER of the moat blistering hoe -

*Mee pore for a week -end run thisyear at this spot, Arnhelm his an appeal-ttot outfit talented in extra ways almostto a man. and styled to attract dancetrade.

Dole dtmonstlee step was taken InCatherine Joyce. a eutie along willowyImes. with pipes conforming. In voice

she gets along solo oc with the bolsterinsof a male trlo-Chemp Webb. Don Waddllove. and Wally McKnight. Also, theskare other muscadine mendrens of the orRevoration who ran get by without inatruments--Andy Russell, drummer. WI,..pitches a eke ballad, and Mac Stacie, tcwham fall. the novelty mule

teach section is loured. with exc../ of the mem. ahlch ts a quintet W:t..(Me Dominic Murnolo playing lead. i..Kirk turns In some special doingstrombone, and Buddy Metal:agar's pianois excellent.

Arnheinna music, a concoction of en-twinement* by Norm Burltimaree andBobby Ballard. Is the soft, swingy typeThe highly accented rhythm Is there, butthe pact at sloth the Mote come Isdewed. Even the dubbiest terp enthusiastwill get along so crony with it he'll tIgUrehe's getting the hang of ballroom stunat last.

Berm* to be no Hague In which Arm -halm couldn't bat with this maid anddo a good lob of It.

Curl Lorch(Reviewed at the Ccontopolitax

Denver)LORCIr13 sweet sophisticated style sold

sufnetently to bring him two hold-overs at thin Riot The three -three -threecombination keeps a Mee tempo going.tones and reeds balance nicely. and. Matothe outfit does not go In for any extrema.ft can bold Ita own on either sweet ormettle.

Lomb Is an easy front man. and bothhis appearance and delivery go over wellwith the swanklea. Occasionally hr eltaIn foe a sax or clarinet run, but for themost part stick. to baton waving andchatter. Bill Male bass fiddle, la bigboth in size and selling. Ills novelty workis right on vocal comedy antics, and hladelivery, whether It he song 07 dance.sells solidly. Melly Barr handles the fernend of the Toes's. 'Rte gel Is sweet Inboth style arid looks. end with more Ma-SOntog should be a corner.

While here Loath added Bob Cappelli.one of the tap trumpet tooter". in thoseparts, who has Once much to bolster thebra... Ralph Ittchirdn was ale* reigned todo the arranging. The outfit is stylmland typed foe hotel or club work. and Ineither his enough tO Offer In both doneeand show to sell nicety. Troc.kman.

Ace Brigode(Reeietted at the Rainbow Ref)room,

Dente?)TILL going strong after many yeare AsS is lender, Brigode continues to put out

some highly danceable music, with ball-rcorris his continued forte. The three -three -four combination of the outii'usually works as a full front and .-eoequally well on jive and on as reel, B.'chatters little. but keeps his batonconstantly.

Veleell department is divided betweenBuddy Curran, who handiet a prwerrwset of tenor Once smoothly, and P -Day, whose band vocalizing ClatCibut ate months Gal tome in acommendable lob. know% how to sell, 0.11iher delivery, especially on the limo sidemarks her as a corner. Mu McMillanhandles the vocals on novelties nicely.but the outfit does not go in for manynumber* of this type.

Al Page. who preside[ over the Ivoriesand celeste, adds much to the &stint -Menem of the band. Benny Bruno. onboth doubt, neck and regulation guitar,Comm thru with uncoils send -oft onjive and sweet Carl Aldrich was recentlyadded to the band as first trumpet.

Traekman.

Heidi Not Too Good With1.200 at Canton Dansant

CANTON.. 0., March 1.-Horace Reidtat Moonlight Relircsoin here Borden(231, drew only fair, compared withother topflight bands to appear at thespot withtn recent months. Reich at-tracted about 1.200 paid customers at6110 advance and 11.2e at the door.Probably Heidt's Palace Tbestessengsge-ment to the same week at Akron. 20miles away, took the edge off the oomnightte here.

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Ileilets "Gets Off'PHILAD12...P1114.. March 1.-17nusual

spectacle of 'Duna Ifelfeth concerttiddler. getting In the groove U. pro-vided here at his Academy of MUSICrecital for the PhIladelphia Forum hatFriday (211. And even the concertcritics, are agreed that when the awing-optillea start showering kudaa on JoeWendt Stephen Chappell). StuffSmith. and Eddie South. they wiltrave to reckon with Wirth& In thatcircle.

Rodent's repertoire ranged fromMorart to Cleraliwin. and from Ben-nett to Brahma. It waa Bennett'. mod-em piece that pocked the hot licksand ilea a la Wing, The Genthwinpart comhted of trer Preludes whichlitlfets himself arranged for the violin.The Bennett opua was pretentious. awork called Hexapod.. or Fire SytodcraIn Jatrropoda, which takes the J -bugsfor a ride. taxa for the studies trielud-ins Gut -Bucket G. Jane Shakes HerHair. and Jim Area. /CORIse playedthem with a straight face and seriousmien, with the tame musical dBtinc-tton that he Lavished on the LYrahrnacomm. tho they demanded that hoswing and jive In the most unchain!manner.

Sunday Names ClickIn Lawrence, Mass.

LAWRENCE, Man., March 1-JoeWagonbach, manager of the Hofbraurum. in addition to his regular two-and-ratuilf hour show twice nightly la hook-as; name bands for Sundays. New policybas met with succour, and' the draw todate tam been Bunny Be -risen. 2,000; theFenton Brothers. 3.000; the MitelearlanelTwins. 2,500. and Louie Prima. 3.503.

Already Imked for March are HuttoHay. Johnny long. Raymond Scott. andharry JAMM.

Ritz, Bridgeport, StartsMidweek Dance Experiment

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.. March 1.--RltzBallroom here maned an experiment ofbringing in semi -tarn !undo on "Mum-Cryit at the low admisalon price of 40tents and for the fleet attraction Feb-ruary 13 Ray Keating did exceptionallywell, with 870 attendance for a gross of4318. Sunday (181 Dean Rodeos, alto didoath with 1.0114 dancers at 83 cents eachinstead of the usual 75 cents on Sundayeights. making for a grow; of $70480

Harder Downing, In for the midweekdance (20). did fairly well, pulling 503.Orme was 023720, Sunday 123) VaughanMonroe, on his second appearance ofLe season. got over weti with 1,288dancers. bettering Ills previous appear-ance several months ago by 88. Com-petition came from the local LyricTheater, where the Mertartand Twine co -twinned with the Mills Brothers. Ritzwhitish was 73 cents. making grosset Sattl.

Orchestra NotesBy DANIEL RICHMAN

Now York NoeturseWREN JOE MARSALA leas cs the8Y Famous Door to open at Child*Paramount Ian unusual spot for thistype of band). TOMMY REYNOLDScornea in for the Door replacement....TED BLACK filed a petition in bank-ruptcy Una week, listing liabilities of$8.786 and oo assets.. , . MHZ RILEYsigned a personal management contractWith Albert Zugantith . . . the Rileyoutfit Rom Into the Hour Olms. Bran-ford Place, N. J. March 2. with NBCwirea. . . JOHNNY MESSNER corneaback to his old damping -ground. theMcAlpin Hotel. the 22d of this month.while DtHAM JONES. aho has been hold-ing forth there during Manner's tour.departs for the Romerett, Jacksonville.Fla, cm the 27th. . . . SERGEI RACY'.MaND1OPP was elected lad week as anhonorary member of Local 802, AVM.

.. A nary on these pages a couple ofweeks ago atated that BOB BURNET.ex -Charlie Barnet trumpeter now front -Mg an all -colored outlet, was the Matofay Sootier to head a wish crew . .taking exception to the statement, andrightfully. ao. Is JOE SULLIVAN. who haabeen at the helm of a colored band forthe must number of months.... WALTERPOWELL get& a holdover ticket at Roger.Corner, good for another 12 weeks . . .

Powell takes on PENNY PARKER for thewarbling. replacing JO ANN MAITLIN,who takes leave for Missile Spinikliscrew at Olen Wand Casino. New Rochelle.N. Y. . . . BILL BURNHAM la tack inthe New York office of ConsolidatedRadio Artists after a ftre-week settingtrip In the Mliturat.. . . filaCASAS andMa rumba net are the replacement forCRAY= at the Beachcomber, withMICHAEL LORINO remaiuing for theAmerican Mt ties.. Ci1AVY2. goes downto Florida and the ULtml Beachcomber.

. AL KAVELIN is on a two-weeker atthe Arcadla....THREERMYTIIMANIACSmake their find local appearance atKelly Stables.

Midwestern MelangeA L DONAHUE opens at the ShermanIL HotN. Chicago. May 91 for four

weeks.... WOODY HERMAN is penciled111 for that spot the end of June.. .J034: MANZAKARES enter* his eighthmonth at the Ciii La Conga. havingnabbed another extcnalon . . . It's athree-weeker for PATS WALLER at MathPalm Gorden. Milwaukee. beginningMarch 24.. Tune Town Ballroom St.Lnuhs, has JOHNNY 1.thOPIE tagged forthe March II week.. .. EDDIE YOUNGstare an engagement on the 20th atMaeluraat Diameland, Hammond. Ind....It's a reopetatig for the 0 Henry Bon -room. Chicago. on March 14. with OLEN'OARR on hand foe the tune-dtsprourIng.. . . DIRK COURTBWAY, who wasforced by circumstance* to quit p. a.-ingto lead a band, stepped out of It hatweek, much the wirer about the problemsof a maestro. and trekked off on anadvance tour for RAY aznarcx and

Jersey BallroomFace of Roller

CAMD61. N. J.. March I.-Ballroomcpeastora and dance proenotera In South-ern New Jersey look forward to aprtnganti approbenalon. Instead of the Usualprey aeon atatementa of a big seasonahead, band boys figure they'll be luckyIf thrroat a )161300 for thawing at all.Band !cadet,' quartering here, who de-pend largely tipon the spring one-raghteni to fill n until the stammerresort stands open up, point out thatthere Is almost a total lark of Internetin dancing because of the lack of fore-sight on the part of ballroom operatonawith the nacult that the roller skatingNO has taken over the field practicallyentirely.

There are at least 10 roller rinks toeirry dance hall in the area. More im-portant. rinks are all doing a briskboat:erxs while the danessnts are gather-Int cobwebe. It is pointed out thatrink operators hare built up big !sinew-iness with a continuous stream of promo.Clonaland specialty nights, with theresult that the dances are being pawednip almost entirely.

Dance promoters. it la charged, havebeen Content to depend early on the

0ps Gloomy inRink Opposish

bond to bring 'ens in. failing to bockup the dates with any appreciable sortof adverting and publicity. Failureto have name bertha Imre in past season,nude It almost Impossible to keep theInterest In the dance. alive. Mincer&lust to travel almost 100 mike to Potts-town. Pa.. to get hoof Inspiration fromthe big names. because of a curioushooking, altuation that made It practi-rally Impossible for any dance promoterto buy a band that was dated for theSunnybrook Ballroom there.

Only salvation for the barrutonnIngbands around here Is for the rinks tocombine roller skating with claiming.Double -feature was tried earlier thismonth with ruectv at SkattiaralTrenton. N. J_ offering roller skatingfrom 7.30 to 9:4.5, with dancing to AlZahlera band from 10 to dosing. all onthe rotor *dente...bon. Plara Roller RinkIn Wildwood. N. J.. has Bill Brathray'sork for Sunday night trope. with afkkushow thrown In for good measure.but few other rink. In the area are esmi-ternplating adding dancina at Present.Ruston:a is plenty good with out theadded nut of a dance band.

the Predertek Bros. Music Corporation.. .. ACE ntemoor. starts an meter runat Melody 311/1. Chicago. on the 12th.. . . THE DUKES AND 111E DUCHESS,the DtlateSS being brand new and namedGALS BOBBIN'S. entered The Buttery(Ambassador Weal). Chicago, Thuraday(71). following NIESPDPS NOTE -ARLES,who head for the West Coast shortly.

. RAMON RAMOS comes back to theDrake's Corneille House. Chicago. March25. BOB KNIGHT closing there two daysbefore.... KTNOS :weans leave thela Salle Hotel In the Windy City on the8th ... at the moment room's managersdo not know whether they will keep thecoot open. darken for redecoration,change policy, or lust close

.

, . roomhas fared okob, but not up to [spec:a-lien/4

Of Maestri sad MowCLYDE LUCAS, current at the Ben

Franklin. Philadelphia. Is on the sickVat . . he was taken to the JeffersonHormital In Philly last Wednesday (201.

- Queen's Terrace. Woodside, L. I..Undergoes a change of policy that callafor the names . . . EDIRE DE LANONla first in, Starting a four -wickerWevineeLaY .

.

. PAUL PAGE opensthe new Rewritten Room of the HoaryGrady Hotel. Atlanta. on the 13th . , .band has enlarged to 10 pieces. .

Canary BETTY BON'NEY has left ColonelManny Prager's ark to Join JimmyJames's crow.... DON CABALERO fol-lowed James Into Old Vienna. Cincinnati,Monday (3). . BARBARA MOPPET lethe Bonney replacement on the Pragerstand.... DEL CASINO succeeds ENRIOMADRIOUIDIA at Ciney'a NetherlandPlasm Hotel March 12. . . . At'ALLYJOHNSON'S one, with a new vocalist InJOE PATTERSON, is back at the LookoutHouse, C011niston. My.. on a four -weaker.

TERRY ALLEN, who handled thewarble chorus for Larry Clinton, switchesover to Will Bradley.. . 3,8)4C hastaken RPM SAUNDFXS under its wing.acid sets him Into the Sunset TY.rrace,Indlanaliolts, starting the 24 for a cou-ple of weeks.

Osborne OrganizingNew Band on Coast

NEW YORK, Mayen 1.-Will Cabanasdoes not Intend to retire from the mostcbiz. and. despite reports to the contrary,

Pauley, Univ. ofNebraska in FeudOver Dance Nights

LINCOLN. Neb. March I. --After beingbaited by University of Nebraska studentbody paraphleteertng. R. It. Pauley. Turn-pike Casino manager, went to Universityauthorities this week dernendiog clari-fication on the point of whether atu-dents attended rels001 to heckle theamusement Minnows or to acquire aneducation.

Tiff stemmed from Patney's refusalto darken eta denary on any week -endnight put because the University feltit VIM apt to be competition for a col-lege sponsored party. Pauley raid thestudent 10 -cent tarp seselona made nobones about compelling with him

Paulera Mtr to book the fire annualbig affair, of the college reason-thomilitary ball, the mortar board party.the Inter -fraternity, Junior-aenbor prom,and spring dance-was refused, overt thohe guaranteed a better pace than lanow available.

Rather than hate the argument stringout, Pauhy finally countered with apropcaltIon to go dark on the five bigcollege nights if the CONS. wouldguarantee to hold each of them on Pet -day. He said he wouldn't give up blaSaturdays for any reason, and this ideawas agreed W. This travel the door wideopen for Pauley to pull the trigger withdouble-barreled attraottons on the nightfollowing If the college mob shows aignaof getting out of band.

The University btheriga gave theamusement gentry a laugh when sUg-gestion was made that colleges organizeall over the country and boycott toolire major booking agenctes bemuse theyelect to do Waimea with operators whoare open for business 52 weeks a ynar,rather than towing to the campuscliques for a half -dawn dates.

is going to continue bit career as Ibaton waver. He is currently reorgachanghis band on the West Coast and is getting ready to accept dates. with detailedplans to bo revealed In a couple of arcka.The new ork will carry 34 piece. and willfeature atrIngs. emphasing a sweet atyte.

When the leader stepped out of hisformer outfit the helm vise taken overby hit erstwhile featured vocalist, DickRogers. Osborne was rumored to be drop-ping out of the band picture to enterindependent motion picture production.

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12 Thr Billboard MUSIC Horeb 8, 1941

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BillboardMUSIC POPULARITY CHART

WEEK ENDINGFEBRUARY 28. 1941

LEADING MUSIC MACHINE RECORDS NATIONAL AND REGIONAL BEST SELLING RETAIL RECORDS

Recording. 11,1,6 below arocurrari:y the bleteata--oney.rnaker.to automate nboxograph.. Brierilon. ore Ike tonsaaus of airport..gathered rah oak by represhSlatIrt. of The Billboard for theReeved Eloy's flmaSs Tatar !hal appears la Mario Mathias BSc -Nom. Begone are gather.* from at teal four :caeaog phonographonerous.. 113 (Mit (4 law 30 Matt important PhomogroPh operatingtenure 111 LT.* 00ti0117.

Notelet Of areas recordhsa hale appeared in "pomp rmennrindiegal to paryaUtuara fo110Ienta 1.10,4 to that oroLlosa

GOING STRONG

7111NESI. IBM Wahl Artie Shaw. Woody Herrman.

1 HEAR A RHAPSODY. ,41I. Week. Jimmy Do0.ey, Ckadlo Baena.Al NA.)...

STARDUST. 151h Week i Melo Shaw, Tommy Data.

ALONG THE SANTA Ft TRAIL. I4IR W.1410 Ding Crosby. Dkkfurcenn Sammy Kea.

I GIVE YOU MY WORD. 134 Week. Eddy Ouchin, Stitched Apes.

COMING UP

HIGH ON A WINDY HILL. Bonny Dorsey, Korot. Sammy Kase,Albeit.' Moon..

:0 YOU'RE THE ONE Eddy Duthie. He Kemp

YOU WALK BY. Tommy Take., 01. Barron.

TONIGHT. /Cala Coal. Gone Krupa

NEW SAN ANTONIO POSE. Ring Crab, Rob W.M.

THIRE1.1. St SOME CHANCES MADE. Ted Warn, Vaughn Meanie.

IT ALL COMES BACK TO ME NOW. Hal Kemp. Gene Krupa.

toASO..10n 1. board upon reports from the following retail sloroa 01 their to Cat oNlIng Prow&of iti Pa02 vent Nrw York City. Cenier Mario Blom; Bloomfield Sail, Khoo; EAMety Murk Dbop: VeveySfuato 00011: Gaiety Male &Van. Boston: Botta. MuNO CO.; The Melody Shop: Mother Made Cle..HU:Mo. Whiteman 0404 Shop: Ittoadwhy Mltafo 1124p; Mona* Record Shop. Pi Yolkwan Brae.Inc rnitaleSEAM: 'Tod Elate. Imo.: Warman 09.: COPOperatla Mask Co. WaakarigtOri: Onarge's RadioCo., Ir., Denver' Tilt May CO.; The ReCord Ellabo: Ch.B. t. Usalc Co Salt Lake City: Z. C. M. 2.Record Dept. Portion& Ore.. NOW A Prank Co.: 2. DC 0111 Co 1.00 Ardeksr Effakol-Richaramn;Southern Callfecala Nude Co.: Hollywood House of Matte. Bea Prantlacar: Behwabsohlw-rrel: grargMa% Co. CIT./cog*: Gam, ROebaek A CO.: 110.70111 Yield; Wortitues; Lyon & Heady: Owlet SP.teIberia; OolabLilt Bra. ClaChinal Song Ahoy; Will. Mate CO: Itt.69.1701 Machete: CO.: IfttLaborg's, Int.;01111.41 MOM( Shop. Milwaukee: deteorter's: Record Library OW Dross's.: Broadway none of Made: 2, B.Bradford Mabee*. Da Melon' On Slolna Moak Mum; Daellban Co. DetroIt Wallreers; Or0ftw1.1 Bros.Kao.48 CDR. MO.: Motto Mx. $1. Loom: Marlton CO. of Metste; ranteme A Barr. et. paw: W, J. Dyu &Broa: NATE1Ower 140.0217 Co. Cerelina. Halle Bros. Co. SOMME'S& 11.0., L. K. L:rlos. Malt Da. Bitrated-ham: Noferl'a 1140136 Benda.* Slum: Z. IL Marna A Ewa; MOnareli Rake CV: Loots Platia Dry rann.(, co,AtteoLa.- Coo Peloortiptlou (them. nassIgh, N. C.' Jamey K. TIIHM: C. II. 8te9hetsmer Male Co Palatal:RIcharas &We ghledIke's.. 100, 7411 °Haas. 0401. Ostrlweald Co., Dm.; 0. warmer. ItO PoetWorth. Tea.: McCrory,; Kratto Btoa.' ParaltOre Co. Ban *01010 a: Thomas Mono: Algot* Pram, Co.; SanAmonlo M.ttato Oa.

NATIONAL [AST

IoMWk.

I I. FRINIS1-ARTIE SHAW

1 2. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL-GENE KRUPA

7 3. I HEAR A RHAPSODY-JIMMY DORSEY

8 4. SONG OF THE VOLGABOATMAN

-GLENN MILLER

5 5. IT ALL COMES BACK TOME NOW

-GENE KRUPA

2 6. I HEAR A RHAPSODY-CHARLIE BARNET

4 7. TONIGHT-XAVIER CUCAT

10 P. OH, LOOK AT ME NOW-TOMMY DORSEY

0 O. ANVIL CHORUS-GLENN MILLIR

6 10. YOU WALK BY-EDDY OUCHIN

Utz_NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SHEET MUSIC BEST SELLERS

lb.. casep:..enutt Onee.2 auou tftOttt. 10001114 front the 10110.1n4 11I<O1 mimic .haT,HI and d<al<ra aliterlr IS hat Wang .ern of 111. pat yak Now Turk CM: hrtaho Defiers' e0fV1(0, Mallay HalleSupply Co. P1404,-.0. veggweln Ett9Iner4 Toe. Bon Parielug.: Pao tic 00201 Mule Jehhera:GMT di Co. Les MPH*: Meow 11.. Mama. 11w. Battle: ChroiL01 Mode co. Pottland. Ore.: au.* Musk,Co. Mow: Lan lk Hotly; Carl Mehra% Inc.; °ambler Hinged Ihisle Co.: A. C. >Whore. Bt. tonal 61..1.4010 320.1c doPllly Co. Kenna City. 310, 2MIliInS Mae% CO. MOO: : °Mandl StDIMle. San Antonio:Roniturn tiVaN CO. Yea Worth, Tex.' Ault 3411.14. Co. Now Orioam. 0. Behlrersor of Lastalarra, AUantat:CPA* Paso Co. Ptooelx. Aria: Daw.om 11.010 Co.

NATIONALPag.ITION

71.1.Wk. WI.

2 I. IFRINESI

1 2- I HEAR A RHAPSODY

4 3. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL

4 IT ALL COMES RACK TOME NOW

7 5. 1 GIVE YOU MY WORD

6 A. YOU WALK IT

5 7. TONIGHT

SAN ANTONIO ROSE

10 0. MAY 1 NEVER LOVEAGAIN

12 10. A NIGHTINGALE SANGIN BERKELEY SQUARE

11. Matti. BE SOMECHANGES MADE

13 12. THE LAST TIME I SAWPARIS

0 IS. AMERICA. t LOVE YOU

- 14. YgulgiyINRLING

14 15. THERE I GO

EAST

SIRSITIONtau al.m. WIL

3 I. 'renal1 2. 1 I4(.1 Rharoodr2 3. It All Cot,. Roth to Me

Now5 4. High on a Windy Nail4 S. May 1 Never Lone Ag-.

10 6. I Gnu You Mr Word7 7. Yoe Welk By

12 8. A Night.ncalc Sang inBortofey $44.4

9 9. There 1 Co- 10. Thi. Lad limo I Saw Ruh

S I I. Sao Ant44.4 Rine6 12. Tonle.,

13. May I Never Lae Agent- 14. Yes. My Dargue Daughter13 IS. Lot's Dawn TMs One Out

MIDWEST

1. I Neer RientodY2 2. It MI Gam. Oath to Me

Now4 J. (raw./3 4. High on a Wtdy Nip5 5. TonSght6 A 1 GA. You My Weed- 7. You Walk By7 A Lot'. Dream This Ono Out

9. Thou% go Some Chance.Made

12 1*. San Ancona Row13 IL A Hightingate Sang .n

Deekeky Saw.15 11. Darer Argentine Way

7; 113.4.Wk. al OwlTULA. Time I Saw Parl.

11 15. Thor* I Co

WEST COASTro".17toN

1. Rental2 2. I Hoar a Rhapsody4 I. You W. Or1 4. Tonight- S. Elwell h Sono Chswas

Made7 6. II All Cates 13.4 to Me

NewA 7. San Antony RomS E. Illth on Windy NH6 9. 1 Coro You My Word

11 10. May 1 Nam Lao Alan14 II. So You're the One- 12. Let's EPerm Thl, Ono Out10 1), There I Go- 14, Isa line

IS. W.se Old Ow.

SOUTH

5 1. h,04112 2. Melaka, I Loa You

E. 141g1 on a Windy H414. The tat Tat I Saw Paris- S. Yes, My 01:11011 taught.

8 4. A Nightingale Sang for

Berkeley Stntme15 7. 1 Glee You Mr Word10 0. M. I Never love AgaM

3 9. San Aotoofo Rae1 10. I Hoe. a Ithapudy9 II. So You're the One6 12. It All Co...,, auk Me

Now12 13. THire, Bo Seem Changes

NIno1e13 14. 1 C,.'l Romember To

got4 15, Yoe

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-Arlie Shsw2 2. I Hese a RAM/m.4y

--I tanny r10 3. Oh, Look

Dottelide Now

-Tommy Dona3 4. I Hear a Rh.snody

-Charfle garnet- 5. You Walk By-Kenny Oak.- 6. High on a Windy Hill-Gene Krupa

6 7. Tonight-*ale. Cue.

3 6. Antra Orono.--Glenn mine.- 9. High on a Windy 11111-Win EtraeRoy

- 10. You Walk By-tddy Machin

MIDWEST6 1. II All Cantos Oack to at-

No.--Cent Kme2 2. High on a Windy H111

-Gen, Krww- 3. Song a the Volga to.,nron-Ghrna

1 4. Vernal-AM* Shaw- 5, Vat, Walk ey-Eddy threhln- 6. It MI Co-.. 00(4 to MrHew -Nat Kemp- 7. There'll So Sense Changes

MNI-Benny Comdr...- R. I Hoar a Rhapsody-10only Mare

3 9. To2.2C1,k,Cont

- 10. Ma I Nee, tort Agate.-Soh Che/rer

WEST COAST1,0.19r0:9lad n*ten In.

2 I. Song of the Volga Roof-top.-f.....4nn Minor

6 2. HIgh on Windy Hill-Gent Krupa- 1. New S., Antonio Bar-81.11 Gosh,

4. I Hear a Rkapseely-13nmy Dortcy- 5. Aired Chorus-Vann Miller- r.. You "ergot About U.-Bing Cro.by

I 7. (tuned-Artie Shay- P. Y.. Walk By-Tommy Tucker- 0. Mantua-Tommy Taker.

10 10. Concerto for Clasinot-Arita Shaw

SOUTHt t. Itaaali

-Artia Shaw2 2. I Hoar a Rhapsody

-Char.*. Bayne.4 1. Tonight

-Xavier Cue.- 4. It All Corms Back to MoNow-Gene Krupa- 5. Oh. Leek at Me Now-Tommy Barney- 6, Nigh on a Windy HIM-flower Dwarf- 7. I Near a Ithstali-01hoh Shot*- 8. Brown Ridge Drive-Artie Shaw- 9. I Cleo Too My Word-141y Duehin

8 10. So You're It. Onc..-Varaghn Nene.*

SONGS WITH MOST RADIO PLUGSThe following are the 70 losettor 10000 on the hafil of the

Waal minder of network plugs rTEJZ, WRAP. WAlICIS Marren6 naa.1 a m. weekasa as a Am . -I Arm emu:lays for the wortotwIllm rrlday. Artaaary 20. InLe, pendent plugs arc Ledaretorted on WWI WHIM'. MEGA. WHN, nu.. tones an desig-nated as "P." ruatal nrod0CtMa numbed a -1E"

TM. compilation Is bawd Upon data snapped by Megrate Ile.Paling Beata

Aeration 71110 MINIM Plumload 1114wt. Wk. Rai 1.414I 1. IT ALL COMES SACK TO ME

NOW BM! 21' 114 I. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL,. RIM 26 92 3. I HEAR A RHAPSODY IIMI 25 97 4, tRINal .. Soul/wen 24 158 4. THERE'LL BE SOU( C11.1.14CSS

MADE 0 B. Merk, 24 3

5 S. so youir THE ost SMI 22 1

1 6. YOU WALK BY . EMI 20 65 6. TONIGHT Southern 20 56 7. KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR

HEART 81.11 14 6- T. AMAPOLA C. 6. Marks 14 3

°osprey the aboormalay of the nolwork tong situalmn raultlog from the ASCAPradio war, wherein ad.'s top tong, arc*pomade. bawd upon expediency rather than uses IM lama,bal. of ounlriettd Matetnelty. may rlidett 1 Sao Rintenvtel11.404 .19.0144 Duc rownspflon of the kal of Soots With Mae843u. /lop, omitted from 101, spate 1 recent wake.

Attao The Billboard feels ther this compAstion dens net trueHoe saw. purpose It did prier to the banning a ASCAP musk fromnelwalt program.. It ha bee. rewmod out el &Neon« to tMwish,, of the mai resdon who are Into...Ned. for MIK, Paaliell or klitorke. 10100/0. In noting e0441 at playcd Iona,Miardlosil et the Heron Inanturd In making Own seal.

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7. CCORC,4 ON MY WINO Mahan 14 S7. WISE 01.0 OWL BMI 14 26. I GLOSS MY EYES . Rnt9.I 13 I3. MAY I NEVER LOVE AGAIN EMI 13 A9. TWO HEARTS THAT PASS IN

THE NIGHT IT D. Marks 12 49. I CAN'T REMEMBER TO

FORGET . . .....80(1 12 3

9. I GIVE YOU MY WORD .. 11h11 12 ....10. PARA VICO ME VOY. ...... E. 6. Mats 9 310. LETS DREAM THIS ONE

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Morrh 14 1911 MUSIC The Billboard 13

SellinEn112andExploitation. Promotion, sod Showmanship Ideas

By M. H. ORODENNER

Musical NewspaperlatATT PILLICONEN.aonsariter collet*.1,1 tottlag with Paul Page. Middle Weal-mi analog maestro, boa originated a

Munt for the band which *beingused extensively by Page, especially onetoadeasta where the ASCAP-11111 otua-Lion doesn't figure. The idea of the stuntl to easeaefate certain songs with dif-ferent pages Or *tenons of the neampaperin the particular town.

For example, front page calls forWhere New or Good Net,: book page.The $0190 Old Story: entertain:rentpose. The Rill -board March: du -siftedpage. Loot or I Found a Million -Dollarseby; comic page. Popeyr the Sailor Manor Barney ceeete.

Feasible examples are unlimited. For:he data* remotes. listener. are Wiledto send in titter. of song* to fit differentpage* of the town paper. The beet are'elected, and an autographed photographor other appropriate prize to offered tothose eroding in the best lista. Apartfrom the high entertainment quality.each mention of a "page- helps to tm-presa the name of the roneatro to theminds of the listeners. The musicalnewspaper Idea I. bringing maestro Pagegratifying reaponse from the liater.ers.

Aswarenne taking tip him taxaTenser. Mal Darn -tot lkbe, pubSelfyoffice. New Tort, Md Wray Wood namedthe -sweater boy' by woolen warortait.harem Two largo concerns. hepetor ofrecapturing fed geoid old days when rotewore swollen. here mewed Wood ''Awerka's Sweater Soy." Interpreted as

more to coned the upturn In WM.'S31frf rewriting bon woyirtantrs Mm

Turner. the new berry Wood (anew*wilt stress 1st lett Out, eller e5.sweaNseslel 11.11111 their manly /unction of keep.In; people wane.

. .

Nappy Family ClubRAMOUS brothen and enters beI- rounded tip by the Mete -Lieber1olteets and Invited to get together in

one big-bappy-feinlly club headed bythe Warrior brothers-Raymond Scottand Meek Warnow. Official launchingof the dub will take place early in Aprilwith a gala banquet in New York.

The Advisory committee for the clubincludes the Pickens Oaten., Dandybrothers. and the Rapp brothers-maestro Batney Rapp and singer LarryWood. On the Mt to receive engravedmembership cards arc Bing and BobCrosby, the Tentacle:is. the litta Broth.era, the four Logilbardos. ADdresee 8latefs,King Sitters. McFarland Twine. Bob andRA). ip)ette. Marion sod Betty Hutton.the Marx brother*. the Lane Mater,. andthe Waring*. Fred and Torn. Co -FounderScott hex already written a theme songfor the society called Suring. Swing, DearMoirter-fri-Lard, and Brother and SU ft',1100.

Eddie Helier. record promotion expertfor Raymond Raen, Inc., Philadelphia die.Nitrate, tor the Vietoollbeebircli pgattres,is the fleet corning to the attention of thisteener who extends hit ealtiolfanhafirthn to the merit houses fee a tie.upwith a picture. Tie -cos hone Own maltyOn the part of Ike theater Inerwger.

Worland in te.operatiOn snit fee*Rosenbaorry Cobembla Pilturei rialSioifeer.and P.O local, monster ot the FaxTheater. Phliedelte4, Heller crested anRCA.Vittor Valeotine Sfrellai In eeeseeIlion ',rah the thawing of "This ThingCalled Lent" at the 114afre, A heart -shaped poster oat del/inc.!. rating retardlabels of lore songs, wills a acwindee:"Don't Mn,, 'This Thing CsSeel Leos.'"Posters were used is window displays inmat shops &mond teem.

Opinions, Maestri, Please!-Starclust"-"Night and Dar-"Body and Soul" -these are among

the customary answers when n band leader is asked his opinion of thegreatest song, from the standpoint of musical and lyrical quality, thatwas over published. Every maestro, of course, has his own particularthoughts on this subject-as well as on the best this. that, and the otherthing in the field of popular American dance music-but now The Bill-board is endeavoring to arrive at A common denominator and find outjust which song is the best in the general opinion of America's batonwavers. Is It really "Stardust" or "Night end Day"?-or do leaders ingeneral prefer some dark horse that isn't usually thought of among thiscountry's greatest pop songs?

The answer to that ono-plus some other provocative queries-iscoming In the Spring Special issue of The Billboard, when the results ofthis poll now being conducted will be run. Most of the country's bandleaders should have received their questionnaires by this lime. Thosewho have not will be sent a ballot (and return envelope) immediately Ifthey will write in. phone to, or call at Tho Billboard's Now York office.1564 Broadway.

Ted Lewis Attracts 2,100At Salt Lake City Dance

SALT LAKE CITY, Mirth I.-Twenty-One hundred dancer. turned out atCovers Coconut Orove hero February13 to bear Ted Lewis, who didn't 'bowuntil 11:30 pm beCoule of havingRilased an airplane. Reed of his bandwas on time, not having flown hem

Management reported crowd waa notup to expectations. but that Lewis'sguarantee was made. Teriff was 60 toutsfor gout*, 40 for ladies. Next attrac-tion at Coconut Orove to Jimmy BarnettMarch 8. with pea:ability of Duke El-linsten March 28.

IttotaUtnlit EtiaplgYaeos. Local 720. A1.1.

linVeabo7ellir fitalgargillbuv,atabenobea s?fd-!tend.

Wilmington Hotel Strike Little 3oo Hen. who ban been play-ing the spot, mid that he /MO been

Not Affecting Orchestra ordered by the American Federation ofMusicians, also AFL. to onitinue provid-

WILMINGTON. Oct..March L-About bag Waldo ea soon as the Minns room50 employees here, tram reopened. Is closed Saturdayin --tither* of the Bartender?, note, and (Ill for repairs

Arnheim Hits Year'sTop in Lincoln Spot

LINC012e, Neb., March I.-Qua Am-hara chalked up the bon week -end tofar this season at the Turnpike ClialDP,It. H.. Pau:era danant. February 14.16.taking in 111.775. gated at 50 centsetraight over the three-day period. Veryfancy big. Indeed. ligature...ay oppositionat the Coliseum was Joe bandern. at 61.10a couple. Pout Moorhead, at Mr* MattKobaltera Pla-Istor (16115). drew 6400,stao good.

Arnheitn. mottos over to Tom Archer'sChoruses Ballroom in Omaha, bowitTer,broke only slightly better than even, o01-lecttog 5350 at 50 cents per. February 19.Ornalia'a if Usk Box, the Harry Thylordance spot, with a etriee of varying priceaerate. from 90 cents to 55 cent. a head,on a alx-day week ending Sunday 113).tallied End. which in all right. Bandwas Buddy Flatten who woo held for ssecond alletkr....

Larry Punk. In at the Tunsptke CasinoIn Lincoln (11-93). drew 6410 At 86cents a person, take was a little betterthan average.

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1911Conducted by EUGENE

LEGITIMATE The Billboard 15BURR - Consinualeatiews to 1 564 Broadway. New York City

Managers ProtestDrain Guild Ruling

NEW YORK. March 1,-On Monday(3) there will be a meeting of the boardof emernose oe the League of New Yo. -kTematent regarding the "closed shop"provision to the new agreement drawnup by the Dramatists' Guild.

The new axreement. which Boca IntoAfoot today. oonspela managers to pro-duce only pleas' written by Guild mem-bers or by niembens of foreign aocieUesswhich have reciprocal agreements withthe Oland. Under the old agreementproducers of Broadway playa were per-mitted to produce one British play andan unlimited number of foretga playswritten by non -Mild members. Thethud announced that any manager whorefused to sign the agreement would notbe permitted to produce plays by Guildmembers.

At the meeting Monday the Leaguewill seek the approval oe Gee boord ofgovernors of resolution that, Li anymanager dote not sign the agreement.he must do so under protest of the"closed shop" provision.

In the new agreement another im-portant change was the extension frontthree to fire mesa the period in whirlsmazugers share In proceeds from sub-sidiary rights.

The only other important change tethat for the first time the agreementireorporotea the alternate agreementwith trim companies our which manybottles have been fought and which onlyrecently Wei settled. Previously theseycovtalona had been in the form oe asupplement.

American Academy StudentsPresent "The Shining Hour"

NEW YORK, March I.-Keith Winter'sThe Shining 11011, Wee presented !satFriday afternoon at the Empire Theaterby the American Academy or DomesticArts The cast, with two ran:poem.scorned to have very little understandingOr its several dutles. the except/ono beingWien Maxwell and Jonothan O'Connor.A good argument can be she up againstMum Maxwell's conception of the partof Hannah. but In her own conceptionher work we. in et-ery way proles:slope!.Sir. O'Connor. or.ce you managed to hi-res, hits accent, gem a good perform.cane In the port of Mickey, which Isum ually spring board for insane antics frommoat non -pros. He molded the usual,however. and came thru with a very niceciatracterizatIon.

The rent of the mat went about banglugged Individualists'. !Selma Hillmangave what the seemed to consider a greatperformance. but she was Its no wayJudy. Docottita Craft made Markel& ascheming, bard, willicable adventuress. every way justifying Itennahat tin-ned of her-which was not the author'sintention. Louie Refry tilted hard soHenry, but his diction and le:Hatton aredefinite drawbacks. William Thomsengave Indication Its the first two seta thatbe might really handle the part ofDavid, but his big scene threw him Intothe green light claw. He gave toffy -thing be had, sod It was much toomuch. M..4. B.

St. Louis Op Skill SetST. LOUIS. March 1.-St. Louis Orand

Opera spring ecwson will open Wednes-day. April 16, with Mozart's DonOunwnnt. The east for this Initial moata-alt.:dm Erns Pinta, Tito Sehtpa, VivianDella Chilean. Anne Roselle. Margttnolcor, Nkdla Mgrs, Lamm» Alvery,and Carlos Alexander. The St. LoutsGrand Opera Chorus and Relict hatepant

In eddition to Don Woo:nee the Ila40-rattlers swill present In the two week*following La Treaters'', Mforical. and thedouble bill of Catonerfa Rtufkama andPecaferel. Final coatings for these havebut been completed.

MacDonald's 5G in N. 0.NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-1n the

concert hall of the Municipal Auditotiumhere, Jeanette MacDonald concert re.Mies reached $5.48334. Mine MuDonalicttang to a capacity tuame plot dandies.

The theater has had solid bookingsam* the first of the year and pointstoward a busy ;veins season. with thePerrton May. a four -day cementation cdNelLsepoppfor, and the ' MetropolitanOpera. Irwin Poch* manages the house.

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toroxvuo.t Tema. March I.-Tal-lulah Bankbead in The Little Foxesmade the sellouta unanimous here. Itsperformance on Friday (31) was 'sold outalmost a week In advance, as was theClifton Webb company of The Man WhoCaere to Dinner two weeks before.

A smart trick was pulled by The MineFoxes stage crew when the train arrivedMore than an hour late from Louisville.Instead of behind lowered curtain, theset was put up before the eyes of theaudience. which didn't seem Impatientaltho the play did not start until 030.

Seating capacity of the Bijou Theateris 1.300. nod both plays this reason havesold more tickets than that_

Dressing Room RobberyHERSHEY, Pa., March 1.-The Mon

Who Came to Dinner lost 075 hem on aone-night stand, when hat dressing Momwas apparently entered Ishtar AlexanderWoollcott entertained the audience.State motor police are tnvesttmitang. Theshow. however, made money,

"Eileen," "Night" WeakIn Buff; Each Under 5G

BUFFALO. March 1.-Altho a dearthof plays preceded the opening of theChicago road company of My StaterEileen here at the Disinger, the take forthe production's the performenem wason the tight side and somewhat belowexpectations. Appearing here for fourdays. February 12-35, the comedy giu:weed a gross of scan°. with mime scaledfrom 41.10 to 52.75. Addeo this Laethe poorest take of the current season.It's near the bottom, Audrey Christieand Marty Wescott headed the mot ofthis second company. Play was theninth production to light up the Er-langer stage arts 443301), which Is Piningconsiderably behind other years. whena far greater number of attractions wereshown.

Next on tap was Night Must ran. aretire! starring Florence Reed. Douglass3400ngomery. and Violet limning. Showmelted Its American premiere with thecurrent cast, haling played only Costa -Man dates before arriving here. Advancerale was on the scanty side, due to tent-tte competition curdled by Ice Follies of1341, which s -as 'shown Re live daysat the new Memorial Auditorttun. Feberu.ary N1.21. Added handicap for NightMutt Fait was the weather, worst of theentire winter-ruing blizzards, gales.and near -zero temperatures. Orme forthe three-day deed did not reach &SAO.

Ruth and Paul Draper are penciled Infor March 17. 18. and 10. Starch 31bring& the fifth in the motes of TheaterGttiid shows for a three-day booking. theLunt* In There Shea tie No Night, whichabould be a humdinger at the box office.especially with the greater part of theErlanger already sold In radiance by thelemon subscription method.

Hartford Little Theater PlanRILIDOnPORT. °ann., Starch I.-Com-

ma:My Theater Building Corporation ofHartford. Inc., has teen Panned in thatcity to build a nociaminmerclal theaterthereto( the productimio1 the legltanatedrama. The corporation Is to be gov-erned by a board of trustees composedof 15 members, of which eight will bechosen front the Mark Twain Masquers,ono of Hartford'a most isucoreatul non-proteastonal theater groups, and sevenfrom the community at largo. Cedric 0.Thompson, president of the corporation.stated that the project will require ap-proximately 43S0.000. 'The money will heraised by donaticma, bequests, aud popu-lar rubecrtptions from the communityin large.

FROM OUT FRONTuelti.v Nits! Erni,:

BY EUGENE BURRIlerflIEN one Ls grousing, as one often Is. about the astounding lack of knowledgeVT displayed by many who are permitted to write daily or weekly ox monthly

articles about the theater (this cohimn belongs In the middle or weekly category).one Is apt to forget that each lack is by no menu the exclusive property ni thepealing oommentatort It Is shored. scotethare hugely, by many of thole whoseworks are supposed to be of permanent value. Late as usual-about 12 or 14 year,late this. ease-ree just gotten around to reading Sheldon Cheney's The Theater.which, when tt was published. Wei hailed as definitive survey. It corers 3.000years of stagematt, acting, and plerwrightlng In a single column-sod, If you won-der how so much cart be crammed Into so small a apace, the answer is simple.Mr. Owners "definitive" aurvey Lit as cursory unwholarly, stupidly opinionnted,and often Inaccurate a terns as I've ever forced myself to etruggie thru. Examplesof its Inaccuracies are legion, outnumbered only by example& of fries contludons.misleading deductlects, and appalling Mahood of the primary tenets of honestscholarship. I wish there were room enough to cite cases. but they'd till an entireissue. Sufficient to tom that there'. not even the start of an adequate bibliography,that each chapter seems to Met on the basis of single authority. and that muchof the constricted Apace is given over to synopses of a few individual plays-theOnes, you dtmett. that Mr, Cheney has actually react....

To a reviewer tied by affection as well ea necessity to the grimy field& of theItroedway theater. the ensterneas of legit-setorioninard.radlicaperforrnere Is mane -thing appalling. Evidently knocked off their emotional bases by the imposingbuildings on the Etat Side and the tut that radio people go to rehranals In stiffcellars, they sneer at the back alley* In which legitimate shows are produced andspeak superolilmatly, of golf,' yachts, and other impedimenta favored by theirbrother business men. One ouch. condescending to conic across Sixth Avenue torespond to a coil foe a play, remarked that he felt as tho he needed 11 bath whet', hegot back to the nice drab confines of NBC. it's all a bit disturbing, particularlywhen you take a look at the way business Is done In the "legitimate" Held-endfind yourself beginning to see what they mean_ ,

In the Interest* of accuracy it it here reported that last week's abeam of thecloning of Flight to Me Wear was unfortunately premature. Its meteor engagementis ending. but Mr. Louis Schaeffer. known for his Labor Stage activities, hie red.batting. and other achievements, has made It poulble for It to reopen tater 1stlean according to preitent erportal at el top. Mr. Schaeffer's mains. It any, willbe contributed to charttiest. 'There berm to be no lengths to which certain cliques

(See FROM OUT FRONT On page SF)

Record AkronLegit Season

AKRON. 0.. March 1.-Anyone withgood read *bow up has skeet WI bringIt to Akron sod swop It for a pocketfulof cash. With four thowe having visitedthe Colonial Theater this meson. givinga total of six performances. only oncehew the playhouse hart an audience thatWas less Shan capacity. and that far amatinee.

Trio enntleee (The Philadelphia Story)was the WA attempted in a long time.and the dretsion to present It came solate It was felt that not all who wouldhave availed thenaselees of It were metrethey had the opportunity. At that, Itputted LOCO.

Poe the crating Katharine Hepburnand her company drew 1,550 ;weans tothe theater. which has a:and:tea seatingcapacity for only 1.475.

Tobacco Road took top attendancehonors among the four attractions. how-ever. With John Damon starring, thedrama of the poor whites attracted 3.100paying elastomers In two showings. Theywere Its fifth and sixth Akron perform.antra this being the altettes fourth ?alpto town.

Another 1,550 theatercorris came down-town to she Tallulah Bankhead in TheLittle Forts, first of the moron's leg%shows.

Madura gate receipts' were het by HONtapiegan. with Billy Howse and EddieOarr. The musical hcdamodge was ableto set the mark both because Its ticketswere priced !sighed-4390-and becameIt crowded LOCO persona into the the-ater for its Dingle performance.

Mariner *Dusty" Rhodes, leafing backthru the Colonial retorda. la unable tofind any other beeeell In the last deoador more that compares with the yetunfInblud one of 1040.'41.

Only Wm show In that period standsout above the thatzepopple mark. thatbeing 14 Rather Be Right.

Two more attractions have been dell-oltely set foe the Colonial. The MaleAnimal for March IS and Lynn Fontannearid Alfred Lunt la There Shell De NoNight for March 28. aziaerry Wel aLady la a possibility,

Drama Workshop OffersShaw's "Arms and the Man"

NEW YORK, March I -On Thursday127) the Drama Workshop presentedArne dna the Mon, by George BernardShaw, at the Roertch Theater. It wasoireeted by Edward A. Gilpin, with setaray Paul Peltray,

Everett Gammon. who played Captainniuntechli. gave the bed performanceof the evening, Ma ready *mile natural-nem, and ease adding much to the night'sentertainment. Henry Lune also scoredheavily se Petkoff, the major who hadthe only private library to RulgnrtnPaqulta Anderson, who played Louka.the maid, offered the best of the femaleperformances, her only fault being thather petiteness kept her from looking thepart of a servant. While the acting ofKatherine Cody. as Heinen was not toogood, her personal charm and good looksavec enough for the role of the Maudelove interest.

Others In the coat were Jane Rose, asCatherine, the major's wife: Edward /a011pin, the director, who played the partof Ittualau officer (a handsome fellowbut on the stage only a minute orWalter Lawrence. as Nicola. the man -&tenant. and Harold J. Stone, as Majorfatranoff. Manua betrothed until Blunt -,d:111 came Into the picture.

The settings were shove average fornon -Broadway show:, and the productionoffered a tboroly pktataat evening.

C. R. T.

Central City Fest ContinuesDENVER, March I.-The annual Ora -

teat City play lestlrel will be continuedthts year and tbruout future years. de-ntate the recent deaths Of 1ta guiding11,171111Nee. Anne Evan. and 1.1m. kla KruleMcParlane. The board of directors ofthe Central City Opera House Aroocia-lion has announced that euperatstonthe 111th annual festival this year will bein the hands of elf executive committeecomposed of Illitoo le Bernet, Frank H.Ricketison Jr. and Malcolm 0. Wyer.

The ft -Alva! will be held for threeweeks this year. and the tentative open-ing date is July 5. Tlie play to be pre-sented has not yet been selected.

ltt 'no. Billboard LEGITWATE March 8, 1941

Nets Plays ©11 !BroadwayReviewed by Lome Purr

ROYALESepewieg Thursday Evening, fetuuary 27, l941

BROOKLYN BIARRITZ

A 5'4.7 irrai.'D'ifZ.114:1`;;"Fleateddk Foe. Settaw b..It by Neter,Broils,* and painted by IL W. BramanRoden Press awn. Charm Weahham endr.rank Goodman. Stage manage. Ttomes

Presented by Mane Louisa Dunsand Crarence Taylor.

Melon Barger Herbert RainerMadera Price

Thomas Have.th at Berger M,Ison KarolSigirrHewer%

then PledMidsmi Artist

Man Dawn ly Ralph W. ChambersMyrtle Vetoer Abbotteackey Sam MeetKeene Vies, Mn LoringAbets Stone Dorothy L MakeFred Aries Data" Thomke Crean Vendee Arthur Herta*,

eua Dam Clara Lareerle Ron Astreviti

Vincent Beretta lames La DeloButch mo le.Alec ThompsonOwen LaPoomontPeter Stone lames ToddLife Cward Randelie WadeyA Serieitem thLady Ma GentrMollie Doherty Gamma DoreeityKerry Arthur MarlowePretzel Man Warren rend,Downey, Venders. Tredenweeele, Vatalicasits-

ACT 1--Aftennion, ACT Il-Seen, I: TheWowing Murrain. Scene 2: 2 A M. ThatNixes. ACT III-The renewing meenne.

Ter Acton Takes Piece et the (satins Up-town End of **Coney Island Death

It was *Mimi. on the second night ofZktokirt Bierritk, Which Marla Louise

Ine and Clarence Taylor presentedThursday. to step from the whirlingEnsnare that swept down 45th Street Intothe Ro)-aie 'Meter and all for whilebefore the run -baked wade of FrederickPorta Coney bland set. So effective weethe set that the Anent sun reamed toenter your frosted bones. That. however.was about the only pleaaant thing dun.the the evening.

Matinee Alliot and Howard Newmen,who wrote attackedtheir teak with a stencil art, a compen-dium of dismantle Gkhes. grand mentor:ea,a fatal attraction toward the banal. andthe ability to achieve an utter lack ofdistinction. Srtieklyet Biarritz Is anotherIn that need of playa -.it's down to trickle now, thank 'Ilwaina-untoosed bythe production of Grand Haft! more than decade ago. All of the trite. stereotypedstories that we have come to expect popup again In this one and sinter acmesthe Coney Island beach with sand to thenshore. There is the young Jewish boy.Studying to be a doctor. In love with an(See BROOKLYN !HARM?: on pope 591

'Matttree/a'were ReviewPercentages

(Listed below are the decisions ofdramatic orifice on the nave generalmetropolitan dallies COMCC,Ning theBroadway shows of the meek, In figuringpercentages, "no opinion" cores arecounted one -hell 'yes" end one -hall"Yin" rather than Debit; thrown out al-together. This woufd owe a show withulna no °pennies- notes SO per centnether than zero. At the end of eachmonth Of the lest5011 the show, and theirpereentepes will be listed, together with resume of how they fared at fits boaoffice. In ass effort fo determine howmoo'. the entire; reception affects thefinancial return end how closely thetrain agree with the decision Of the&readers .1

"Brooklyn Biarritz -0"1YES: None.NO: Anderson (.10tirnat-Amerleanl.

Whipple (World -Telegram). Mantle(finna). Locktidee (Sun). Waldorf (Post),Kronontsteger (PM), Atkinson telexes/.Cole:nen (Mirror), Watts (Herald.Innbu tie).

NO OPINION: None.

*The Talley Mstliod---61't,TES: Lock:nage (Sun), Waldorf (Poet),

Coleman (Mire's% Mantle (News),Anderacn (Journengrareican).

NO: Whipple (Wald-Teleprern J. At-kinson (Tfixes), Kronenbereer (PM).

NO OPINION: Watts (Heratel.Tribisne).

MILLER'SIlegeenne Monty Evening, Febuary 24, 1941

THE TALLEY METHODA new play by S N. Denman, starring Ina

Clem and Philip Mee -wow Direction on.aerated_ Setting designed by lo Mertsiner.built by T. 0 McDonald Gontruction con.laany, and peeled by O'er:lord Ashwarh,inc. Press agents. Winam fleets and MandlByrom. Stage manager, Aim Andersen. Astruant Inge teenager. Mn,. Minot. Pee -wood by the Playwrights* Company.

Chola MewsPhee Talley Dean levant

foldtt Steam Shamesturas the all e

Mary Lida KewManfred Geist Irnat DeutschDr, Aston Talley Pelee eternal.

The Play Teem Place et the tiestat's LivngRoom of De. Taney's Office Res.dence In anOld Brownstow Hone In the fast Stales inNew Von. C.ty. The Time Ii the Plefent-Late Spring.

ACT I - taro Afternoon. ACT II -LateAfternoon. A few Days Low. ACT III-LetaPeening of the Yee DN.

B. N. lichen:Ian In In latest effort. TheTaney Method, which the Playwrights'Company presented at Henry Miller'sTheater Mor.day night after numerousproduction headaches. follows the usualliehrrnan pattern. In other words. liehas written a rtnind-robin discussionrather then play. As In the case of 00many of his previous works. however.the talk la witty and often brilliant, thethought la always tifielligent and ocesatonally profound-and. as 'Owens, themany varying viewpoints are, presentedwith it feirnine which. tho unfortunatefor the dranuetle effect. la provocativeand admirebte. That fairness stoneshould set The railer Method apart as adeer. bright gem In this day of hystericalmuddy -atone -throwing.

In Its Last act. however, the Piece noeldepart silently from the Usual Bohn:runpattern, attempting to form the outlinesof a play and, at the same time, enteringthe realms of Ina. nO matter how alight.It in I suppose. unfair to deplore Mr.Behrmann attempt to overcome hisprevious dramatic wereknesera, but hewould have been better off If he'd stuckto his own lines all thru. Perhapa the!linden* In the dIrectIon-in which bathHerman flisurnitn and Elmer Rice had ahand, and which la uncertified on theprogram-hod aometifing to do with It.Certainly for two sets the piece is bell -Jane intellectual remedy of scrupuloushonesty In Ha presentation of varyingale We.

The story concerns Enid Puller. aMetre., brought to health by Axton'Calley. a famous surgeon, and thereafterengaged to merry him. in a world ofemotional double and stormy attacks onthe spirit, hie marvelous and rigidlyordered ability to heal beromes a corner -atone to her. On the other hand. sheseems to bring sympathy and humanityto the cold, scientific heights of Ms life.In which his profession has become theone important thing-nsore Important byfar than its hunianituian effects.

Ertl meets Tallers children. Philipand the adopted Avis. Becataie theirfather coats all his life with the frigidityof science and rigid osier. they havedrifted away from him: PhUlp hasfainted the Grand °lintel hereon ofearly medical courses and refuses tocarry on tie Talley medical tradition:Avis given her allowance to Communistweeklies end speaks at lett-wing meet -(See The Talley Method on page 581

"Life" Big in SpringfieldSPRINGFIELD. Mass.. March 1.-The

third production brought here by theSpringfield Playgoer* League In Its firstyear of opera The Time of YourLila, with Eddie Dowling and JulieHayden. was a greeter suttees then itspreelecemOrs On the stage of the CourtSquare Theater. Daniel J. Idale.iny, ea-etutlee secretary of tho League. said_The Time of Your Life grossed about$3.000. Maloney said, with the businessbetter distributed In the afternoon andevening shows than was the ease whenLadtes Its Retirement opened the localmeson. Life payed on the 26th

Maloney said more than $100 worthof business was turned away from theboa office toe the evening show becauseMassachusetta bane the sale of standingroom. The good showing was despite thefact that the pertormanee came on AshWednesday and all the churches, In theCity had afternoon and evening devotions.

Wherels Banjo?WA-MIINOTON, March I.-Alexan-

der Wcolleott, star of The Man WhoCaine to Darner, playing this weekend next at the National Tbeeter, leextending his atage characterizationto off-stage life. During the run herehe Is staying at the White House.

President Roosevelt broke hits tug -torn by attending the theater, bring-nig het ,site and several friends_Woolloste however, returned thecompliment by bringing his entiremat over to tile executive ramtalonfor a nightcap. Ordinarily, PresidentRoosevelt limits his theater attend -ranee to the single command perform-ance each year In connection withthe Birthday Ball celebration.

OUT -OF --TOWN OPENING"Ban, Ban Back Bay"

(Peabody Playhouse)BOISTON

A revue by Bobby Goldman, IteneeYNorte,. Carlton Bates. John Wanton,Bernard Reines, Constance Elrod, BeatricePalpert, Estelle Stant. and Lynn Gordon.Presented by the Players' Theater. Stayedby Lynn Gordon. Sets by Zer ArnoldRosen. Costumes by Mesmer Robin's,.Choreography by Mein Kay, BeatricePalpert, end Paul VIneent. Cast IncludesBob Henry. Sitetle Stahl, Dick Yearley,Constance Elrod, Lynn Gordon. negfriCePeipere Tina Mine, Paul Dart. wetterPeterson, Victan Kay. Jerre Robeets. PaulVincent, Martin Ryan, BarbaraSteele Brody, Ray 2eirouer, LeslieStuart. tdtth Barnes, and other*.

The Players' Thirster la is new repertorycompany preeentine shows written. pro-duced, directed. and staged by Beaton-lens-The Ides being an active demon -aeration of the worth of latent localtalent. Dar, Bad Back day Is a cour-ageous neat ;attempt In this direction.but thet Is all-just en attempt. MiesLynn Gordon, in organtelng the group.showed brave ideellam, but little In theway of 'satisfactory entertainment. Therevue tries to be a sparkling satire ofBeacon Hill and City Hell polities. butproves a ripirillem piece, like yesterday'suncorked champegne and just as sour.'The tare hightle7da are eases Ina desert.

However. by presenting to Baton 'Lu-ther -ores coo Bob Henry, Miss Oortion didconvincingly demonstrate that there isexceptional talent in the Stub. Using twobrilllant solo turns of his own ooncep-Bon. Henry. with all the acumen andsmote fake of a seasoned performer, hadthe audience roaring with laughter andenamoring for mom Me first offering was very cleverly done piece of low comedycelled A Leefare on Love, In which hedid exceptionally good pantomime andside-splitting tenpersematIona. Thesecond, the better of the two, was anemeriti, pantomimed bUtlivaqUe ofStiskowokl oonducting Techelkowsky's151: Otertnre. Broadway would do wellto keep an eye on this lad,

Well done wan Beatrice FalperVe andTine Moss's amusing teke-oe of amodern ballet claw. Estelle Stalirs aolo,em a Spy's Spy. had definite pnlestalnlins.but was spoiled by repetition. Descryingof a better fate were two pomp. Ridingthe Subway With You and Haring aSwell Time, which might fare better Inthe hands of trained chorus. aftersome Moroni rearranging. A nod goesto Miss Gordon for her presentation ofthe novelty ditty, Lament of the Hackie'sSweetheart. Connie Elrotl warbledprettily but not convincingly. Needingrewrite Is the potentially funny skitbased on Harvard's, Professor Sorokinnplan to give comma On lifeis manytenaptstiona. 8unpin1ng the shownmusic was the incite' -than -average planeteam of Powers and Catlin

Despite the east's enthuebsern andeagerness. the show was pretty poor stuffwith Its uninuatcal chorus. gad tens-ing. and punchiest. skits Jur:trine bewhat this Term. had to Offer. Players'Theater is far distant from the day Itcan present accentable entertainment bylioetontans for Roston.

Fred Gottesman.

Wilmington Legit SkedWILMINGTON. Del.. Pet,. 24.- The

Time of Your Life, featuring ItlidleDowling and Julie Heston, will be pre-vented at The Playhouse here tonight.Cnreiriq ettrectinns Include' Wirth 20,21. end 22. Mbar', Road with John Bar.ton: Apell 12. matinee rind night, Coe -

Plenty ActivityIn Loop Legit

CHICAGO, March 1 -Considerable ac-tivity In local legit houses ta Indicatedfor the balance of the reason At themoment, enemy available house exceptthe Selwyn Is occupied and doing excel-lent business. The Selwyn will be re-lighted March 10 with See My Lawyer. Inwhich Willie Shore. local night clubcomedian, will make Walesa debut. MyStater Eileen, which opened at the BarrisFebruary 17. Is being Milled as anotherYou Can't Take if With You, and looksset for long ruts DuSarry Woo a Ladydoses a necemsful run of 11 weeks at theRelanart Saturday (8) and U set lot agating tour. it hall hid the most satin -(Artery run of any Broadway musicalsince 1927. Erlanger will remain darkfor one week. then Dante with his SimSala Sins Magda show totem In March 18for a poaalble three-week stay, and willbe followed by Theater Guild allow.

A revival of The Strident Prince fol.lowed 8101/0.1 Time Into the GrandOpera House Monday (24) and Its staywill depend strictly upon the budnenIt draws. Blossom Time had only a fartfive weeks. Two shows set for April areThe Man Who Came To Dinner, withAlexander Woolloott playing the lead,and Arsente and Old Late. In which Fatevon Sten/mins will play the Boris leadoffpart. Helen Heys,* will come in bona!lima In May as tho last Guild cefertng ofthe season. Cabin In the Sky 13 s springpossibility. but so far no del:lane datela set.

Reports that Lillian Gish would leaveher featured role In Life With ratherto take the Iced in the screen versionof Latinate Retirement have been deniedby Omar producer of the formershow. Life With lather will temato atthe Sladutona until late In May. thenembark on a trescorifirientai tour thatwill keep It on the road for a year orMore. Pint atop mitt bo Detroit. where Itwill open June 2.

"Night" Fair in Revival;Buffalo Gross Is Brutal

BUFFALO, Much 1.-The first U. 8.performance of the revival of Night MastFall took plate here at the EliantlerTheater February 20. Mime. wblebembellished with a trIpleatar met. 011ed three-day stand (four perfonnancialto weak b. 0. Bed weather. near-steretemperatures, gale.. and bind:AMAcoupled with competition of foe POWof 1941, which told out solidly for Hastand during the name period. hurt at-tendance for this play brutally. Oremwas a very meager *2200. the lowest takefor any play at this tents In the Lamfour years. according to managementPrate scale ranged from 51.10 to 1215.the average bets.

The Frank McCoy presentation of ther2114.1% Williams murder thriller arse en.jOyable as a whole, but was Impaired bea few rough 'pone Director Guy NM,limns did a creditable )ob, aided by ha-preerive stage settles*. but performanceitself could stand tightening up. SOMwhat objectionsble sone the cannedinimical mood -setting spurts. which notOnly failed to trnplawn, but were reminta.cent of old-time mellerdrames.

Florence Reed as Mr.. Brannon. theshrewish hypochondriac. giros a

splendid Interpretation. 8 It is couldpretty nearly have carried the play aln.glohended, Douglass Montgomery. esDan. Mrs, an Imprvvuis'ely vivacious andsensitive performance, and his buoyancyand good looks make him the standoutpersonality In the east. While maybe abit too spectacular and exuberant laspot*, Montgomery's mike...believe al-deared him to the audience. Luster andsparkle were commendable In this diffi-cult portrayal of- everchanging moodsand ImplIcalleno art Uth aplit-personalltymurderer.

Violet Homing, as the niece. 011mM°resit*, made diseppientIngly little ofthe part. She doesn't develop tho chat -Ocher at all, and leave, one to wonderthruout the play just what she', drivingat. She is far too tense to Inject anycharm Into the role. Bernice Vert ex thehoilerkiteper arida pleasant comedy reliefand bandies, herself to beet adrentate.Ethel Britton's Dora, the dumb house-maid. was convincing support

Elsa M. Warner.

nails Otis Skinner In Theater: Aprilen. nleht only. Tallulah Banisher's! IllMe Was Faux; April 23 and 20. TheMale Anthill.

:fiords 8, 19-11 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 17ea ',ducted by PAUL DENIS - Commume mime to 1 564 Broadway. Now York City --SAM HON !MK., Assmrato

Names in Florida,Complains Bowery;Resumes March 17

DETROIT. &lurch 1.-Temporary drop-ping of attraction* At the Bowery CafeL.13 been caused by a boot of meltableranted.. according to Frank Subareamanager of the spot.

This work Cluelle Carlisle. mem re.turned from two weeks In Miami with alist of Bowery attractiona of the mustyear who are now In Markin as proof ofo depletion of name,' for airdweeterndates,

Luat attraction et the Bowery wasCaine Barrie sax weeks ago, who proved poor draw. according to Menu% be -cane her work to not primarily nightclub style. Since then the spot hoebeen using longer non -name bills. Re-sult has been rattly good buainne, Bar-baro reports. arms/tog about 9.003 peo-ple weekly. as compared to house topsof around 16.000 with big mune* butfetter then with certain names whoflopped.

Benny Youngman opens March 17 fortwo semlea, followed by Minnie Shaw forow week, and Lou Holtz April 7.

Flour Too Valuable NinoLONDON. Peb. 23,-Tluowing flour

at each other during slapstick bun -1141s to pantomime at Newcastle -on.Tyne by Nerve and Knox. of OootgeBlack's original Crtiay Gang, incurreddispleasure of local Pood ControlCommittee. The comics hare hadsome difficulty In finding a mil:et:Luteas effective without being dangerous.tleur ea of course, a Omni d com-modity them days of food rationing.

White's Big NightNEW YORK. March le -George White's

Gay White Way Club drew 2,346 onGeorge Washlngton's Birthday. Over-flow big was the ceder of the eronuigIn mat of the Broadway soon,

Local night club business after theftne Saturday lam been generally poor,however.

Names for FefeNEW YORK. March 1.---1khee Monte

Carlo will continue Its name policy inau-gurated with the booking of EthelWaters, Dwight letshe is act 'Maras 10.

William Morris office set the dote.

Club -YakutNew York:

CABS FRANKLIN, baritone. was addedat the Village Barn. Held over antMArtau Vinay, Lathe Kellogg, Statut andLea... and Ztb Carver.

JOHN SCARNE is making his first NewYork appearance at the Venualles. . . -

MARIA DEL CARMEN AND JOSE VEDA.dancers, aro booked for the new showat the Hurrtenne.

ABLY DE WOLFS ends n 10 -week runat the Warwick Hold March 4 and got,'into the 11031elidela Cleveland, March 17for three weeks. Then the RainbowRoom here opening May 20. RumenSwann follows him Into the Warwick.. . FRANCIS LESLIE singer, haspined the Teddy King band at theitoduro Cafe to Brooklyn-

NANNETTE BABREUR. perwikd in for.o. Pierre Hotel to *Met March 13.

Cincinnati:EARL AND JOBITIIINE LEACH. uho

cased a two -weaker at Beverly HillsCountry Club. Newport, Ky., February27. open at the Brown Hotel. LoulleelLie,Xy. Friday (7). . . . DOh'B ARDFXas been made house producer at theBowery. Detroit. Wing 18 girls. . . .JACKIE MARSHALL has returned to theLookout Itonee, Ceen on Ky. as emus,.

. . JEMMY Lea et new enlaceat thy PrIdnose Clatintry Club. Newport.Xy. . . . MARLIN'S SISTERS. last weeksr Casale Perm. have moved to the Henry'Grady Hotel, Atlanta. Both dates letivy Jack Mtddleton. Clney booker.

Chicago:ISOBEL DE MARCO. wangatron. has

returned so Letigion after a three-weekracatton at her home in Natehee Mies.

JERRY BEROW clown Ass eigilt-weekengagement 'Ilseaday 141 at the UI HatClub end opens Thweday (0) at theRte.:leek Club. Miami Beath. Ile. HoLea a now gat to his net. Aileen* Varron.

PAUL It123AN opens at White atil-Pbuz Ting!. W. Va.. March 30 with SamSoyde wider show featuring BusterCrabby. Regan says this will be thenest time a talking act like his will haveraTni with all -water show. . . PAYAND WELLINGTON And TOMMY MAR-TIN are new acts at the Bismarck Hotel.

. BLAKE AND LAMBERT are a newtinging leant managed by Denny Omliant.

Colsolletated Radio Artists.THE KING COLE TRIO will be in

the new thew opening rat the Hotel Sher-man ?fifty lifERI WAKEFIELDLs teralletng at the monto Cristo. . .

DORIS DAY Is the warbler with Joe&mama' bend, which opened Friday (21)sa Michael Todd's Theater -Cafe.

Here and There:MAJORIB JANE. AND BOBBY WILDE,

moo -tappers. are at the Bolton Hotel.Ilerritiburg. . . DANNY RICHARDS,mince after a stealth at (hr CaballeroCate. Seattle, Wash.. hes shifted to thePleats Club. Asitorin. Ore., opening Mon-day (8). . . . YVVITII OARS Opened

atenday 01 at the Bowery. Detroit.. . .IsleliD AND LUND, band balancers. openMarch 28 at Hotel Roosevelt, JAelown-etite, lea, for a two-weeker, with theHenry Grady Hotel, Atlanta, to follow.

PISMO AND RAPAP2.... after aindlad up at the C411710 Theater. Toronto,moved to Vienna Grill. Montreal.

VAL DI= AND PYXIOY are In theirWeb week at Mike:. West Pains Brach.les. where Matt Page is to hie secondseason of emceeing. Buddle Clark's bond.with bIlland Simko. vocalist, to on thestood.

SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE of MCA hasbooked new show into the 985 Club, In-cluding Ruth Craven. conga: Armand'sand Lila, comedy dancers: Hal andGeorgia Ruben,. ballroom dancer*: LeoMairgnel. harmonica: Dorothy BytonDelmer... and Joe Marceiiino, errata....Set by MCA tato the Lido, San Frenetic*,are the Gotham Olrle, dancers; GlenDale, singer and em -see: Medina andMimosa. Cuban dancer*: Johnny O'Brien.harneonica, and Arthur Doran, mimic.

ROSE MARIE. formerly known as BabyRose Merle, goes' into the Balt Club,Philadelphia, for eight weeks. followingLoma. Wsekington.

CABTALVE AND BARRY, dance team,mode a Hiram. sheet with 10,3 Brown'sand Tony leutor's bonds foe MillsSeundies. . ., VAL VOLTANE, magician.opens at the Whitehall In Palm BeachMarch 16 for Its lest show of the season.

OLOR1A BELMONTX opened March3 at the Beachcomber, Boaters_ . . .

ARGENTINA MIA goes into the Tic lbc.Montreal. . . TIIIZA, wine bath girl.goes to Colosimo's.. Clikago. March 13.

MARLYN AND MARTINEZ openedan indefibite run at Casa Seville.. atFranklin Square. L. L. . CIZAR ANDROSITA, with Pancho, et the Yacht ClubIn Pitteburgh. have started a Latinyeas. In the spot and management islovelng more of came. . . . WHITSONBROTHERS are at the Royal Palm.Miami. after a run at the Roosevelt Ho-tel, New Crimea. ... JACK AND RUBYNELSON. midgets. ere vacationing In.Columbia. 0., before returning to theWebster Hotel. North Ton rwar.da. N. Y.. . CLARENCE LEVEREVE. organist,hopped Off for a moult and the MardiGem in New Orleans after 42 weeks InCOlurnbus, 0.... SHERMAN BROTHERSAND TtSSIE are In their sixth week atAndy's Inn, Syracuse, N. Y. Others onthe bill are Joe Daley. ernes. andMackey Nolan, dancer.... THE Bowan'.Detroit, has in Its new show Donn Ar-den's sine of girth: Johnny Melee.tinter: eight jitterbugs: Mildred Rock.linger; Paul Dery and Merton Rale,dancers: Pat Paradise. stripper: HaneyStorer. ems*: Rely Wells mid Four Pays.acres: Chien DI Simone. and BennyMesh's band.

WALTON AND CYROURICE, puppeteers,were held over for a fifth week at theIhnienden Hotel, Cleveland. They willopen Marsh 12 n1 them Adolphue Hotel.Dania. Eddie Elkort, of MCA, set bothjobs.

JACKIE GLEASON, Dorothy Illatee.Mar COMMA and a Welly Wenger line

Night Spots Show Huge IncreaseShice Repeal; Number FiguredAt Around 25,000; More Coming

(Connnuod from page 3)license in New York City.) New YorkCity had 1,212 cabaret licensee during1837 and 1,516 In 1030. According to theNew York City police department. thenumber of local night chits has been in-creasing by au overage of 30 each year.

In led% according to the U. 8. De-parterant of Commerce. there were 303.-331 "eating and drinking places" And135,580 -drinking pieces- which did an

estimated muse busness of $3.531.1100,000.What percentage of those spots also usemusic and/or entertainment nobodykrams. But the figures are listed hereto glee rough idea of the vastnestreof the drinking and oeting business -Even If only S. per cent of these spotsused music and/or entertainment. thatwould aWl ninth around 22400 night

ASCAP LiC0711171ASCAP music licenses thleo repeal for

Ste reetaurant and hotel ciamificatiornscombined have been at Use end of 1033.2.750: 1024, 4,500: 1035, 6406: 1038,7063; 1937, ACM: 1038, 10.304: 121e,11.843. and 1040, 12,772. In recent yearsUse tete of Increase heel been about. 1,000a year.

New York City, Of Ovum, has thegreatest concentration of night clubs Inthe country, with Chicago second.Chicago hoe 204 clubs licensed at 0100a year to use three.pleoe bends or lessand permitting dancing, and 46 clubapaying the 8500 to 61,500 annual licenseto have larger bonds and *bows.

Cleveland. 7104 enjoying a factoryboom, has 2.654 -night chins and stun -tar establishments" with "music permitsissued by the Department of tensileSafety." No eacciebt this huge figure In-cludes spots using music machines andsmall music combo'. It compares withMO each licensee In Mt and 1,756 In1037.

Miemt has IS licensed clubs, anewthere are a flock more on the ounkirta.

1311WRIlket, famous as a beer manure*.tortne and bore drinking city. Maned In1211 with 53 spots having "tavernamusement Menace" and today Ims W-e &creme.

Dattimore has 428 !Rented tavern, andthe beard of liquor oorninimmearea says"at tenet 23 per cent of these licensesoperate as night clubs. -

Washington has 03 night clubs

Show Is Blamed forLiquor License Loss

BUFFALO, March I. --Federal Gardensnight club here, which had its liquor 11-cense revektd February 10 by the StateABC Board, with a 10 -day grace periodadded in which to clear out all akoholicbeverages, Is .M111 operating. GeorgeStroh, In whom name the license Is listed,has aced an appeal with the local SupremeCourt.

Reason for the revocation, accordingto ABC Board ofticiala, was the caliber ofentertentment used, specifically FrancisRenault. female impersonator. and Andre,exotto deuce. The tatter Is alai beingfeatured at Federal Gardena.

opened a two-week tun at the ClubRoyale, Detroit, Frkine 1211,

BURNS TWINS and Evelyn Telco openedat tbe Heilloaden Hotel, Cleveland_ follow-ing a date at the Mayflower. Akron. 0.

. . JEANNE FRANCIS and Jerry Greyale:14V from the Royal Palm, Mteml, tothe Shoreham Hotel, Washington,CHEM& DK 8IMONE DANCERS openedat the Beachcomber. PrOMdersor. it L.after a four -week May at the Rowse.Detroit.. . . THREE DECCES are cur-rent at the Miry Club, Frostburg. Md.

. BOB AND THE TWINS aro in theirthird week at the Hotel Syracuse, Byre -clam, N. Y. Artini sad Conaudo alsoon the bill.

PAYE AND WELLINGTON. who openedAt the fibroma Hotel, Chicago. Febru-ary 21. have had their yogagentent ex-tended to Ate weeks.. . . MARCO ANDMARSHA, after winding up at theOrphentu Portland. Orr.. hopped toHollywood to do a movie short.

licensed by the pollee department forwhites and four for colored.

The tough liquor and curfew laws. thelicensing, and the close watch for taxcollections by the government have °am -bend to weed out of the night clubbUitman many 0! the fly-by-ufghta, thephoolea, and the racketeer', It cottatoo much money to run a night club today. and there is 700 much contact withgovernment acmes, local police. andState end Reel cinema for the racketboys to operate comfortably.

As a rosult, there haa been gradualInfiltration tato the night club boatmanOf both old line restaurateurs and ofstrictly business newcomers. who oper-ate as much on. the level as any otherloudness.

This new Menwnt u banging morestability to the night club field andMC111111 a snore normal relataoneldp be-tween the boas and the bands and flowentertainers.

Colored Shows forBuffalo 1,000 -Seater

BUFFALO. March 1.--Noweet nitrify.the MAytalr. opened February 12 to morethan capacity crowela. Operated byCharlie Monroe. Seating capacity. 1,002Excellent Waimea since opening. despiteIll location several mites out of town.

All -colored policy. Including bland.Latent. waitresses, and all help. excludingbartenders and ebeekroona girl. 'Threethou. nightly cif eight Individual spe-cialty acts, glue Capt. Ducky'* bond. leeminimum, cover, or adrotestan charge.

Shows booked direct: clumped everythree week,

Streamlining MorrisAgency in N. Y., Chi

NEW YORK. March 1.-Abe Lastfogel,vice-president and general manager of ItsWtIllarn Morris Agency. is set to returnto the Ifollywcoel ofnce this week.

Laatfogel has been here doer about Otteand of the year and has been memo.mental in effecting various stmke-ups andchanges. Among the changes Inaritutedby hint are the shift of Nat Kalebeins tothe ork department. Iwo Wolteon to teasKetcheines place in submitting acts totheatays. the sending of Sol Shapiro tosurrey the South American ritArket, theshift of Ed Fishman to the West Cease

CHICAGO, March 1,-The local WithamMorrie Agency is undergoing conelderalgeexpansion, Morris Silver, one ce the own -era of the ole.te. ham arranged to Mitt overan entire floss. This gives the MorrisAgency, according to Sliver. the largestcalks space occupied by any booking ofSos117047 of New York.

S. F. Rancho SanPablo Will Fold

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.- RanchoBan Pablo will 40E0 t0733077114 night.Flat. otecisie bed ordered an end to allgambling. Club was raided Monday andseveral thousand dollars In garabluigoqu:prrarit was destroyed.

Owner W. M Feeleart himself touched amatch to the equipment, which had beencarted by toriplorees into a parking la.Club hearse prospered since the unhappyending of Us 62000,000 Albany racetrack.

Stag Strips DoingWell in Pittsburgh

PTIVESUROIL March t.-Strippers arecommanding premium prices for semi-public and private parties, yet somebooker* are steering clear from bookingsbecause of fear of pollee.

About lb Local girl. are avanober foestags. with pricy per femme 010 up,compared to 60 minimum for straightentertainers.

Liquor board doesn't allow strip stuffIn spasm operating UMW State Werra*

13 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE Ward, f, 1911

Rainbow Rooni, New YorkTalent pokey: Show and dance band;

Hoorahote at 9:13 and 12:15. Manage-ment: John Roy, director: Edward Semi,assistant and press agent. Priem: Dinnerfrom 1230.

John Roy's newest collection of enter-tainers opened Wedneeclay 1201. protni-tog a pleasant enough dirertiseement. A*the show plays more it will undoubtedlymake a more solid Impremton than Itdid opening night.

First on were Dan Kevin and DemetriusViten, making their nItcry debut here.They are a good hooking combo of mod-ern ballet dancers who perform "dancelikettehea"-two different sets at each&bow, Yor the dinner show they dida Trilby conception, with Wan "tiyiano-Wing" and "guiding" his partner'smovements. The second was a song anddance about 'the mid plight of the richbrought down to their tact yacht." Inwhich their singing wan weak. the lyricsnot particularly nmusinz. and the chine-

Zwfalr. Their Trilby number wastely their best. In cheat, they are

good dancers. their costuming Le bright,their story -dance Mena refreshing, butthe execution is still rough.

Jame* Copp III. recently et Cafe Soci-ety neat. h a tall youth with a ruddycollege boy pereonallty who rectteescrewball limericks with mugging.shouts, and his own piano accompaol-Meat The novelty Whin delivery andthe tiller acrewinese or the nonsensicallyrics get sttention. Drew laughs andshould do even better when be gets thefeel of the room.

Maggie Mcalellia, a tall society girlWho bee played local rind Chicago cafedate* sang three pop tunes in a plea antcontralto of limited range. Jim a sweetpersonality. tam simple orrangernente,and meanie to please.

Den Cutler introduces the acts, fronts

Night Club Ruvieuushtr Cor ski bimu. bar,timetcannons& chorus, and has Virginia Heysalso awning with the band. Maw Haysis an engaging brunette who fills Inband Intermissions at the piano. SingsWeeny and accompanies heracif.

De. Sydney Rms, magician and palmist,I* still avallnble at tables, where becharms arid mprttilte. Pout Dente.

Bowery Cafe, DetroitTalent policy: Dante and show band:

floor:hone at 1:30, 10:30, and 12.30.Management: Frank Barbaro, romper;Peter J. indica booker. Pnces: Adints-eon, 55 cents week doge. 75 cents Sat-urdays end Sundays; drinks from 43cents.

Policy Ls for even balance of good actswithout concentration on a single name.meaning In a typical variety prop inn.

Dorothy Down. amo dancer, openswith some pyrotechnical tumbling. thengoes Into control week at a slower pacethat gets the customers on their feetto got an eyef ult. Climes with someWhit water -glass work and somersaultswith arms folded.

Harvey Stone has a fast taxed style,gagging, ad lib. donee bits, recitative,and singing-a lively misture of versa-tile showmanship. A witty satire onTrees was probably a bit too rhique, COD.flitting with popular sentiment for Unaold stand-by.

Mills, King. and Rays, three restfulzanies. have a variety of stiging, dialog,and dance aperieltins. Including a goodJitterbug take -off and a Scottleh songand dance number. Concluslan is atimely military camp scene with goodgag material, but needing a little re.

TiltoS, u,Cetergory ,:ayulortoa:Nde,Mc ,411:b:trtihR:ud

ST. MORITZ HOTELWe hairerety hope our eat/ sir* and areams1 "Ballroom on Toe.- woks, Tau time sowell to bras; us 05 hoes Nollywoe4. will be fameAist emoted by New York.

Claire* and ArenaFEATURING "BALLROOM ON 701"

C.1606 en formerry Ihrahrtrd ballerina at Ike SSA if ntilt0 Opera.

JERRY BERGEwithN Allegra Varron

Opening March 6PADDOCK CLUB, MIAMI BEACH

lest Concluded 8 WeeksKI-HAT CLUB. CHICAGO

working.aging. Chinese magician, has grand ap.

pearanee, aided by Ma white suit andblack Cloak, Ito works rings, rope. eine.rette, and other magic tricks, some withthe aid of volunteers from the crowd.Style and patter blend perfectly.

Donn Arden Lane. le girls, have aVariety of production numbers. Mend.ing a Victor Herbert specialty and apatriotic Mule with a nice mlittary tap.Costuming enhance a weintrained Ilne.Cale Sextette, three couple*, week. withthe Arden girl. on several numbers andalso alone. They have a conga that Isthe moat colorful this reviewer has rola,with a bit of comic sense In Its etnpho-sized free -arm motion. Also teach thedance to patrons for an hour before thestow.

Pat Paradise has a controlled exoticdance routine. Manion{ credita go toMildred Rock- swing songster, andJohnny King. for the vocal.: Roth andBerdun Jitterbnga, for a sailor's horn.pipe; Chaney ("ornate. for ereseeing-changing lit style to suit his new two:and Benny Resh's band for the music.

F. Acres.

Club Minuet, ChicagoTermer policy: Band for show and danc-

ing; Hoorn/soon at 9 p.m_, 12, and 2 a.m.Management: Frank Sherman, owner;Fillmore Sheraton, manager: Fred Joyce,publicity. Prier,: Dinners t1 -SO: drinksfrom SO Cents.

Thin club, which celebrated its 14th an-niversary recently. teats about b0, notcounting the bar in rear room, and of-fers an InUmate supper Club atmosphere.

Show is a pleasant time filler If notsolid entertainment.

Beet of the lot Is Betty hills, nicelooking brunette, who does smart awingtap routines. Another mewl dame act IsCassandra. who [LOCI a hula and dom Itwell. Oat has a nice figure.

Mary Olont. niece of Cimuncey Onsett.is used no doubt more for her uncle'sname than for her own singing ability.She hail an arousing mime -salon and abstries, but her semi -operatic rendition ofAlice Blue Gown. I'm Falling in LoreWith .Someone. and Denny Boy hasneither the lilt Of a diva nee the com-mercial kick of the average night clubanuagater. Prank Sherman. proprietor.who 19 years ago was teamed with John -eon, of Olson and Johroon. In a mud.act. alnp a couple of senol-chutes In astyle renniabscent of hie trouping days.His son, PILIMOre. wise generally slugspopular love songs. did not appear on*how caught. Del Kahn Is mistreat ofceremonies.

Ming In between shows and dancesets are Albert Mulvaney. pianist, andAnn Sweden and Christina Inane. vocal-ists. Art Plabers four -piece combo daman excellent lob both Ice the show anddancing. Homers Modell.

Casino Busse, New YorkTalent policy: Show and dance hand:

Latin bond: Bunion jloorahow at 9, 12,and 3. Management: Sascha Mass!,orate: Sobel and Hartman, stem agent.Prices: d3 Minimum Saturdays and holt-days; $2 minimum weekdogai and Sun -dap: dinner from $2 (house apeciany,filing with fresh eavear. $330),

This comfortable club adjoiningmingle Hall draws a tot of the muric tradeand also some of the former Russianaristocracy that drops In to mourn thegood aid days between sips of vodka.

The Mule Is lust rtitht. There In KM,Kay (violin and ens), backed by drums.piano, two sax, and string byes adiodouble* on meals. A good combo (InIts second year here) that plow pop,and Latin tune. well nod backs theshow nicety. All of the six men double.Then there's Cornellus Codolban, gypsyvionntet, whose solos are still exquisite.leading the gypsy band that !alternatesSonia 'Far vocalizes Continental tuneswith the band.

The flooreihow is white Manlius In coo.turning, music, 0/3d performance. it hasfour men and three women singing Ingroups, with lorry Murphy thew did heget into this?) stepping off the band-stand to croon Lunin Neetorova doesa couple of pimeant toe dances; TinaBotha aIn to good soprano: VaneBores solos competently on the cymbal.tom, an Instrument rare nowedem ex-cept to Russian *pot.; Mantel >tat-vienko does a spirited daCrr and fistfulsdance. The four men combine for aIhrbUY amusing song dreamt aa powers,The thew as a whole Is what you expect:

colortul. exotic, and appaiently uuthentic Russian. The dishes, of course, anmostly Russian, and the menthe Damnon a naming spit) In wonderful to too:.at as well as to eat.

The club's cocktail lounge. fn,Roam, his continuous VI/tell/0,during the late hours. Pala Dr

Park Central Hotel, Cocoa-nut Grove, New York

Talent policy: Production gooratiose8;30. 12, and 2; dance and show bond.Latin relief band. Management' II. .4.Lart.nner, hotel manager; William Bob-bins, Cocoanut Grote manager and show'director: MOW staged by Boot. McKenna;mask by Marry Brent; cattail...es designedby Annie Schnapps and executed by

MOrderr & Company; Charles Locos,maitre de; Edward H. Weiner.agent. prices: Dinner from 52;minimum front $1.25.

A new littlsri girl show. tenoning ticewe -month run of the last one, Thecostumes are fresh and Inventive andthe dancing line (d) and show Oda (a)wearing them are the meat decorativeseen In this room In a long while. Andthat la the moat committal ingredient In

Cocoanut Clrove revue which cutcra tooutof-townere.

Jack Waldron, held over as emcee. lanow well aware of the needs of thisroom and contribute* many funny tit-ter:Ions which add to the show's speedand mat. Even the old gags take on nowlite. During the late shows he Is alsoinstrumental In drawing some of theBroadway trade.

Another holdover U Elmore Wood.graceful and talented nude dancer.whose routines are tar above the average.8b0 contributes an eltcctive interpreta-tion of The Rhapsody in Blue. In thedinner show, and later repeats bin strongLady From ?lodes number.

Ginger Dale, blond ewing warbler.mid attention with apectal song matensiand a sock impremlon of Mamba SteyrAn energetic smoker and a gootl straightfor some of Waldron'* comedy skins.

Illistert. Bird, and LaRue. comedydance trio. seated with a rime/ hodge-podge of tricks and nanneculcal eituronone. PJO0 LaRue La planted as a pont."drunk during the allow, and join. 1,I

partners !min a table. A good r '

and a tine piece 'of budnesa. an.;Include a tall good-lookinx chap so., _

blonde femme. who coneenintte m.straight work.

Winton and Diane. personality non.and dance couple. ito passable stud.pleasing looking. youthful team. thinsell mare rectal tricks than dance !colaShould be limited to one rather thantwo spent In the show.

Flower, show girl, Is spottedMeelerniatle solo, danced to piano.girlsgirls in black and white outfits ant -,1.:the affair. Palely Impressive. RosannaJiminer, apicy Latin who fronts JoseDOritnyt/erea rumba relief band, Is thefeatured conga, dancer In the SouthAmerican production pattern.

Others etngled out are Sylvia Barryand Bunny Meant. atngens doublingfrom the downstalm Cocktail Lounge.who Introduce production numbers.

A Bromlway number and a Weamrascene open and close the dinner Khannopeetively. Buddy Clarke's bond (101plays show and Mince music. The boys.veterans here, are competent maidens.

Other Cocktail Lounge entertainers in-clude Jerry Brannan. singer; PrankProelan plantar, and leasterbnnok find'Farrar, femme song tram.

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Kelly's, CincinnatiToreftt policy: Show and dance band;

flocerhosra at 10:30, 12.25. and r 50.Management: Mel Feenkrv, owner -non.epee. Paces: No corer or esoiresues; 30.cent adostadon Saturdayr; 4rieks fromJO cents; short ceders front SO OfRfl.

Located on the town's. Iterbery Coast(antral Avenue). Kelly's alsela up anone of the best known and noblest localfun emporiums. Axiom here 16 "any-thing for a laugh."' and spot nearlyaleays manage. to have a crewed.patronage Comes from the roughereperding element and the better clamtrade. usually male, out to paint thetown crimson, Very often the cuatomentafford on much entertainment as thisflowohow.

Vaunt show carries five average acts,with the management splurging periodi-cally with a better known ext. CurrentatUnction is Ytetto Dare, holdover fromhat week. who haw been drawing patron-age beside% proving that even this mobcan appreciate above -average talent.

Long a favorite here Is Angle Ws,emote, who as In a class by tamaelf, Inaddition to doing a good job of toningOut bon mots, non,. a bit rieepte, he hasa Palene In huditng hecklers.

Starting off It Harry ROca a neatlyattired youngster with wine writingdance steps. Takes two Wets end clicksan in both. 11.1 Davie settarties a classicwhile accompanying himself on thesqueeze box. (*eh stuff.

King and Roche*. Dance of Dracula lapoceL original, end entertaining. Pulled

r.olid hand. Jack Callahan, oak leader,doe. fair warbling of 1 Gine Tow MyFord.

Hal and Dolly Davis. the latter a cor-pulent femme in scrubwoman make-up,clicked handily with their low comedyevolving around the femme.* InterruptingDaub's, accordion solo. The hefty Dollyswings Into song and dance and windsisp with a rloioue strip.

The shapely and attractive Yvette

311RCO AND ROMOL1Versatile Exponents

of the Dance

Our repertoire includes ISroutines.

Some Hicky---some novelty.But all very interesting.

FeaturingLATIN AMERICAN Dances

such ern

THE DREAM -THE PARADE

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GREENWICH VILLAGENew York City

Wrier for hour* available Ants.Ponenal 1.rfon't Hibti Cita. CarslArg Richard, Agency, 1674 Ioaeoar,ricer: Clact 7-4074, Na. Ylmk Cat),

HAL HAVILANDland Warren the Rabbit)

presentino"CAPERS WITH PAPERS"

Dare has a highly entertaining noveldance turn, wherein ahe employe a Color-ful ;lad marvelously trained parrot, alioplucks from bet, at the proper out, herbrassiere and later her sarong. It's Atwell turn for the better spot*, withMum Dare contributing grace and therm.Bowed to a =tads hand. Jack Callahanorelanstm doe* okeh with the allow anddance music. Hui sacks.

Primrose Country Club,Newport, Ky.

Talent polfey: Show and dance band:tioeushows at ii. 1:50, and 4. Managelearnt: Harald Marko and S. P. Brody

managers. Price,: No corer or mini-mum: 50 -rent adrasbsion on Saturdays:drink.. 15 eernts to SO cents,

Recent renovation has converted thislow-ceilinged Nam into one of themost attractive all-night fun spota inthe terrthey. It drawn largely front thesporting element anti midelle-bracketattendees and doesn't get rolling properlyuntil around midnight. with much ofthe play conning After the 210 curfewlion rung at the °ter -the -river Cincinnatiniterlea-

Slams mapped to appeal to noisy lateCrowd and dick to the clean sole, Pitha setniwtrip the limit in outlay. Anattractive barb to the right of the en.trance. A spacious rained dance floorbefore the bands and showcase* the zeta.

Show it pod an -no stuff. with dynamicJimmy Ccatello, eraser, doing a good job.The Bohbettea (Patty Lewis, LucllteLynch. Evelyn Hoye. Slott -Lae Randolph.Bonnie Ryan, and Caron Ryan, captain)are a fair line, who make up In lookswhat they lack In precision. Are okehto three routines.

Wane Manor. a wellostacked blonde.offera first a eeml-nude Hawaiian num-ber. and returns later for a parade stripto Sophisticated Lady. Well Melted,

Lillian Lee. attractive canary, openswith a special. Oh Where, Oh Where.Has That Ramat Caine?, followed by L tit leOld Church in Ing/and and 1 evilGlue You Anythfay But Lore. Pleased.but s better aelection on her openingsad doting ditties aliould bring bettermute.

Paul and Paulette, holes ballroonswor,newt better routintug. Display foamyduff. Ineltidlost Intricate fano, but moatof It Is too obvious. A bit of legit danc-ing before breaking out with the comedystuff would heip.

Costello tam well warbling TiroDreams Met and Stardust, and Ma ins-premien* of Crosby. Downey. Vallee. andPenner. Shoots laugh material too fastfor this crowd.

All out for the patriotic finale to GodBleu Amerfoa. Acts suffered a bit asthe result of the meager early -showcrowd. Tony Osborne and Ms ork, theirthird month here, ring a lot of must°out of five photo and do a good jobbacking the chow.

Spot as serviced by Jack ldtdialeton.Cirieltmati booker. thin Leo Solidn, ofthe William Morris Mlle*. Chicago.

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hotel Warwick, RaleighRoom, New York

Taker policy:Smelt dance band; floor -:how at 12:15. Management: It. Ken-nedy, hotel ananayer.

This Intimate room continue* to beone of the town's most attractive oasesfor either cocktail time or late -hourfkateti-and-sodalnir. The unusual beau-tiful decor-the circular glass dance flowla lit from beneath --and the generallymelte atenoophene shames rainy of themore publicized local ralteriera

Tor the pad number of weeks Billy doWolfe brut been doing one Of the bestcomedy Jobs to be found on any nightclub floor to town. lite humor sternsfrom Impressions of various and *Undo/types. from etrutUng Whey show chi*to a traddle-agril end slightly prim ie.male who gels blind at cocktail bar.

Perscionble and nice looking, de Wolfenot only has comic Invention and de -Broil And timing, but he aiaO has ma-terial_ His chatter is feet and funny.his Impreestorss aren't dragged out to thelimit of their (and the ringeldene) en-durance. arid despite the bad handicapof having to work with him bark to halfthe audtabot (due to the circular floorbring eurrounded by tehtea), he supplhea half hour of entertainment that istruly entertaining. He learns Wednesday(8), with Rumen Swann coming in.

Tie Art Barker Trio steps down fromthe bandetand toe a few theoretion-vio-lin-baas numbers. Barker hoe fire menon the podium for dance tempos anddoes an expert job despite the limitedInetrUniantatleitt. Hooka ma the full

range from pops thru Latin-AmericanItems to weithea and above tune*, andthe combo managma to get a nice dente -able beat Into the society rhythm a de -mantled here. fkature of the crewthe town', only fern ham player. Joie,arricee poise and quiet charm lend con -deferable glamour to an Instrument cus-tomarily unatthaetive.

Daniel Rickman.

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manager of Alverdea Cafe, has taken on

eleraldine trehrocder Oman. 'anger: SheldonSmith. pianist, and Paul Lau Jr.. 'to -!Joint.

This la a new departure for the cafe,which Bounder has both managing forlevet al month'.

St. Paul Club ExpandsST. PAUL. March I.-Harry Odom, at

the Pththe Bar *tut Oft% opened his newTropical Room Tutodly (281 to 004=1.['Iodate 140 added patron'. PosturalAfrican Wad Hunters, awing bend.

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g Off CircuitSEATTLE. Wash., March I. -New oon

tracts signed by the United Mame Armyand the picture companies out tattde outof 20 to 30 weeks' work a year thrteoutthe, lumen. ways Joe Daniel.. vaudeville

Parrott; here. Meting contracts. clam,Ganlets. prohibit mule In army theater.sivenirma when pictures aro being shown.

Army mope are budding new theatersto accommodate the soldiers, and tow

prices puck the houses each night.Daniels says ho was hit herd by the

Dim contemns, for ten now 1.000asesthouses are anon to be completed at near.by abet Lewis. In addition to the regulartheaters

Len Mantel', treed of the Bert Leroyplace here. declared, "We will take ise.Hon very shortly if the existing policy

14 continued In the new thettai at PertLewis and Camp Murray. We will takeIt up with the highest °Metals for. asfee as I can we, a trust exists."

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United's 3d DetroitHouse Adds Half Wk.

DETROIT, March L. -Ramona Theater,operated by United Detroit Theaters,became the third holm of the circuit togo to ategethowe Tuesday (25). when athree-day show of ear( acla with entreeand stage band went In. Show bookedby Henry Lueders of the United BookingAnoetatton. and Includes the HammyQUOCIts. girl bond, to play the half -weekregubirty.

Two other neighborhood houses of thecircuit have been playing Saturdayvenire only for the past few weeks. BothOr, booked thru Chuck Stanley. moo -elated with the USA.

Morris Back atN. Y. Versailles

NEW YORK. March 1. -After an ex-tended fetelna of bookings at the Ver.*taloa. the William Morns Agency emuVeered two ahows in succession there.

Starting March 6. John Solos vitt bethe headliner In conjunction with OrriceMacDonald. Lou Holtz and Diana DellUta will follow March 20 for two weeks.

Prior to this, the Morrie office hadplaced only or.. bill there since the Apo:reopened tor the mamas in October.

NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE

More Units SetFor Midwest SpotsThru Sun Agency

finder 21; Loses JobPHILADELPHIA, March I. -State

Department of Labor and Industryagents. cooperating with the Childrena Welfare Society, made good liathreat to curb female performers andemployees under 21 from working atthe night spots.

Check-up started last week, andfirst to suffer was Was Tektite. fea-tured at Hotel Walton Rime Oat lafew months idly of the 21 ace 11tie andwas forced to dole.

Orpli Minneapolis,Continues Vaude inSpite of hlinn. Flop

MINNEAPOLIS, March 1. -The Sandewar, raging here since New Year's Evelast between the Orpheum and Maine-arta theaters, came to an abrupt endThursday (20) Whet% the Minnesota, op-erated by the weal° States CorporationOf Milwaukee, closed, letting out 00 em-ployees

The 4.000 -toot Minnesota was reopenedDecember 31 by the IdSwanks.* thin afterhaving been dark for months. Until thenthe Cepheum. a Mort H. Singer unit. badbeen showtog flesh lrregululy. TheMinnesota', elude weekly caused the Or-pheum to do Melanie.

Livingston Dinning was brought toopen the house and did a good job of It.However, is rift developed soon betweenLimning and his bowel, and late In Jan.nary he wat replaced by Earl TetMtg.

Early Minnesota bootlace wore smuttyand at one time, the Lou Holtz unit waswarned by petite to clean up or else.

With the °relic= having Use finestfilms tied up, the Minnesota could booknothing but dogs for its screen. Whatit could not give In screen attractions. ittiled to make up In flesh. Locals, how-ever, wanted the screen to be good, too,and renselned away to drove..

The Minnesota closing will not affectthe OrpheumW present peaky. aecordingto William Sears, manager. fntranatiortatCasino Revue opened yesterday (28). andJane Prorr.an and Gray Chardon ere wettoe March 7,

New Houston NiteryHOUSTON, Tex. Starch 1.-Hubbard's

Club opened hero with floorshow andorchestra under the management of Mr.and Mrs. L. D. Hubbard. of Mount HughCourts. Benders. There are three showssightly (0. II. and 1) with music byTack Wilson and elk. Week night corercharge ts 33 tents per pernao. 44 centsSaturdays.

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SPRENOPHILD, March L-Ous Sun&genes here is offering Midwest circuit,'a fleck of unit& Maintoht in Miami unitla contracted for 16 towns in Ohio andIndiana. Studio Scandals is booked forWarner dates. pine a few In the East.Same time Is being given to Sam Roberta'and Nick leolla's Tropical Follies andFollies &Amour. and Anton ScibtheaFoRea Caprice. Seine bands included Inthese units are Barney Rapp, VincentLopez, Louis Armstrong. Jan barite., andJohnny (Scat) Davis,

Sun also has out now Thurston's My..teeter of Nene. with Will Rock, bookeduntil March 24 In Schizo's, Shea's War-ner*. and Peramount'a houses: andSI.Pant's Special Midnight Show, now on arun of dates. Sally Mandl Stet -StuddedRecur and Streets of Paris will be broughtId later.

Winterland lee Recur, featuring DotRaney. to set for a run starting in Itentng-field March 6. it'LW Poona County Jam-boree. Renfro Volley Barn Donor. and aangle by Andy Denne, screen comedian,are also lined up now by Sun.

WHEELING. W. Va., March 1.-WIth theacquisition of the Colonial Theater here.operated foe many years by Laskoy endHarris. by Shea. this city will become an-other stop for mules' units and namebands_

Mace houses In Southwestern Ohio havebeen ruing many units, us:dolly act by theCasa Sun °Mee at Springfield. 0.

ColOnlal has been maintaining nib-sequent-run film, Prior to that Midwestburteaque was tried out. Howse lias been'Stuttered for modernthattOn.

2.200 -Seat Town inDetroit for Revues

DETROIT, March I. -Town Theaterformerly Orchestra Hall, moved to a re.sue -style policy this week, ersIMhing

bookers to Pelee J. Bodice, of the Annie,merit Sooktne Service.

The 2.243-aceiter ha., become a bookingproblem because of &faculty of gettingMatures. Stewahows or unusual filmsappear the only salvatkm, Both are tobe tried by Jack Deader, owner. Brodermay close the house and operate onlyhis four film theaters.

Opening show, booked to open peter -day by lodice. Is the Coy Ninetfe4 Revue,with Jimmie Oargano'a band booked Inas permanent house band,

Mir:stations. 20 cents for etageohowplus double featurea. Publicity cam-paign will be bandied by Harold Berg.Celebrity chows, using talent from localnight spots. will ho etegod Saturdaysstarting at 2:30 am. (Sundayl.

Price* an high as 60 emu under avariable admtsalon plan are being dIA-cuased, If value of the stage attracifonwarrants.

Nazarro-Adams FightSettled Out of Court

NEW YORK. Much I. -The dispute be-tween Nat Navarro and Adam A. Adamsbee been settled out of court. The MI-gation arose out of assault and batterycharges preferred by Adams, operator Ofthis Adams Theater. Newark.

The Inteirotwaton of a mutual friend.caused a aeries of mutual apologies withthe result that the affair was dropped.

The charges arose ea a mutt of analleged a...Fault New Year's Dot whenNature went to the Adams to collectthe pay foe his act, Motto and Poke.Navarro claims ho was assaulted by bothMama and the manager of the house.They preferred Charge* against tarn.

Tbe bearings sore postponed severaltimes and finally Seeker° requested ajury trial. According to ...C.177Xf0.11 attor-ney, Anton Sieger, the intereevelon of the"mutual friend- two days price to thereheduled heartmg resulted In the shalt -log of hands

Montmartre, Havana. New ShowHAVANA. March 1, -The Montmartre

Club put On a new show Saturday (IS)with UR Adelltaa. Karlin. Windsor. Au-rora racquet. Norman Stewart, La Rankand Celina and Wee.

Two orchestras are Items Tetoct withthe Stagers Sextet. handling dummiesend rumbas.

Vaudeville NotesKENNY BAKL2t Is set for the Mate,

Hertford. Conn.. Marcia 28. He will prob-ably wind up an old contract for theParamount. New York, soon.PRITCHARD AND LORD are booked forthe Chicago, Chicago. March. 14. . . .

Eddy Michas goes to the Chicago, M-ono, April 25, . . WAYNE KINO te setfor the same house May 2. . . . JOEREICIIMAN inked in for the State -Lake.Chicago. March 28. . . . GIL LAMBopens at the Paramount, New York, April0. . WALLY BROWN la eat for theOlympia. Miami. March 6. He will fol-low at the Paramount, New York, March10.. . . PAUL Iti2d03 and Me Toy Boyswilt open at the Oriental, Chicago, Muth13. They close at the Strand. New York.the preceding dry and will plane out.

NICK LUCAS broke an eight -monthrecord at Mel COTate'a Ulna Madrid.Pittsburgh, recently, but Mid to turndown a holdorer because of laryngitis

PAUL REGAN. mimic, plays Cincinnatithis week, then Columbus, 0. and ER -Louie.

WMICES, ventriloqUIst, Is eat for theParamount Theater, New York. for weekof March 20. . . . ROSITA RIOS goo.Into the Troika. Washington. March 3.

=)MTH IIMNe-rrs Dine. causedpostponing of the Brandt dater of Car-ron and Bennett to the attend week ofMarch. Will bo the first ballroom tauntto play the two houses.

IrRaNCEI5 WILLS. acro dancer. opener:Mature/sr (I) for an tl-day tour of theButterfield Circuit In Michigan withLawrence Welk's oak. . . . WMISONBROTHERS have been held over a worldweek at the Hippodrome, Baltimore,establishing a precedent for that helm*.

MARTY COLLINS. of Collins andPeterson. doing a tingle tee nitertte....DoLonrs on.t2rr. dancer with theStreets of Porta unit. recuperating at theBroad Street lempitel. Philadelphia. followlog an Intestinal operation. .JERRY wALLAcx. who captained theOuardensen, tetras the troupe to return(See VAUDEVILLE NOTES on papa 77)

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Vaudefilm GrossesPastor, "Eve" HeadsPara; Strand, Roxy

NEW YORK-Wind and snow failed tomake en appreciable dant In the box-office takea of Broadway home.. Bud -new continued strong, with hefty Lakesreported from tiro Paramount and Strand.

The Paramount (3,1564 elate: trr-cohouse 'sump) Ls hitting another jack-pot with Lady Pee sod etagebill withTony Pastor's ark, Ben Blue, and EllaLogan. Plitt week of the bill looks likett2OfC. Laat week. ended Tuesday (25).:smut with You're the One, with nage-thew including Ella eltrgerebies band.Pep Leg Bates and Bob Howard, diedwith a peer $211.000.

The Strand (2,758 sestet: $33e00 houseaverage), In thy second week of RaymondScott's tend on stage and StrawberryMonde on renege. In C07111711.MUT strong.Leeks Ince a $37,000 gray, The rest weekof this bill. ended Thursday (21). did aeery handsome 547.000.

The nosey (6.635 seats: 13e.020 beta*aver -nee) Is to its second week of To-bacco Rood and Gay Nineties etegebIllfeaturing Joe Z. Howard and Capella andBeatrice. is set to do around *34.000.Opening week did n eanart $52.1261).There is still Indechlon as to holdingthe bill further.

The Mule Hall (6,200 tents: $84.000benne average) opened Thursday (27)with So gave? Our Ntpht and usual Elllure production. Grams for Initial week

McFarland Ork Big$3.200 B'p't Sunday

BRIDOPInDRT. Conte-The bill at theleeiv-Poll-Lyric Theater Sunday (23) did

rwetl *5,200 for fire performances.Rill was headlined by the Istelfseletel

Teens orchestra and the Pour MillsBeotbera with the remainder of the showemutatlttg of Peniviek and Cooke. GeorgeCranxton. Geraldine acd Joe. and ThreeScreen Slaters. This was the third ap-pearance of the McPurland Teethe or -cheats to Bridgeport this eeason, theyytniirg the local Ritz Ballroom Nevem-Der lre to an attendance of 2,460 persomaerr December to 1.428.

e'rteldle Peery, vesicle manager at theLyre., says attendance Mere for the1^_se.ntee wax largest this same.

"Fun Fiesta" 6G;McCoy 8G in KC

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Fun Plage atRees Theater here grossed an average14.000 for the week ended February 27.*hew starred Clyde leaser, Three St.John Brothers. and Winston and Colette.AoceiMPanyizig pie was Gene Auto% Mel-ees on a Rainbow.

Yee the week ended February 20Sroodney Rhythm paired with BobCreeby pie, Let's Make Marie, grossed atrek $5.800. Atte Included Robert andHerne Clayten, Three Olympia Boys.Bicokings and Van. and Lester Harding.

Clyde MeCOy grossed an eaerPelitlete00 with band act fea week endedFebruary 13.

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for Big 50G at2d Weeks Hold Upwin probably corns, to around 083.000.One week of Mr. end Mrs. Smith, endedWednesday OS). did a surprIttng $85.000,most Of the Mumma coming toward thelatter taut of the week.

beeves State (3.327 Beata: 02.1140 bottleaverage) opened dismally Thiusday (27)with bill Including George Glint, SibylDowers. Calgary Brothers, and BillhartIVe band, with film Virginia. Itieefor the week will hover around 1116.000.Lett week bill with the flint Phitade/phiaStory and the Lou Holtz Unit, contain.log Wendy Banta tole Lane. and ArlineJudge, did its biggest business since theBob Hope unit, pulling a peat *38,000.

n1,800 at Earle;Fay's 7G; WeatherHurts New Shows

PHILADELPHIA.-Earl Theater (seat-ing capacity. 4)X03; house engage forstraight picture bookings. $14.0001chalked up a meet gate of *21.800 forthe week ended Thursday 127) with RayNoble's ork featuring Larry Stewart andLynn. Lee and Lou staring the billingwith Kitty Carlisle. George Threw andJoe and Jane McKenna with Playgirl onthe screenoround out the bill.

New bill 'which opened Friday (28)will be plenty antiefectory it It hits the422.000 mark seaside. ing the Lenten Wt.son and the fact that it wax hit hardthe opening days by a snowstorm. LouHolties Hollyeexid Review holds forthwith Wendy Berrie. Lola Lane, MilneJudge, Dianna Del Rao, Ruth Kaye, andJack Sidney. Life With Henry la on thescreen,

Pay's Theater (aeatIng capacity. 200:house average, K1300) faired well for theweek ended Wednesday (28), topping thehouse average with 87ee0 for Mies St.Louis Mimeo Bates) and Radial:au, Inthe leads. Vaude acts included Gregoryand Raymond with Cherie. limey Levanand Lett,* Boles, Jack McCoy and May.June bud Penny with homes line andBill Wale's houto band. neeend the Newon the screen.

New bill opened Thursday (27) washurt by the week -end snow that crippled[raffle points to *0,400 for the stretch,with Rosanne and Paula lend. the burlyleads. along with Jimmy and MildredWetly, Preddte Stritt with Vries Kay,Eddie Sbayne, end awe:otter Armstrong.and Harry Res*. Pio was The Long We!,Marne a Date.

Post St. Okeh;Orph Only Fair

SPOKANE. Wash.-The Chtnern SennFamily connected for $400 over housementos at the Past /Moist (OW tents)Febeuery 21 to 23. eurrimedng by *100the precious highest poet this semen."They really went for the Sinn troupe."Manager Bill Evans said. "It's been long*Moe I raw such crowds." He stood 'emup Saturday and Sunday nights. Threenude acts Prank and Lee, Sally andHolly, and George COW and Pals. sup-ported the nine. Ohms, Deeriond Prontfa*?and Meet the Widest were on the screen.

Orpheuna (1.250 seats). retaining toregular vande fee first time in sevenyearn. did dieappolnting business. Man -weer W SW* reported take was only"fair" February 20 to 22 for Bert Leveyens of Maude Hilton and Company,Lew:4 and Van, Paul and Paulette,George Schrock, and Al Zinny. plusQueen of the Mob end Sandy Gels herMan, lie blamed slow business on coin-petitenn of Gone With the Wind. whichdrew big crowds to tbei Fox.

Dayton Weak $6,250DAYTON. 0.-A attleglit vaude

9 headed by Hick Lucas, who plearnd butMINSTRELS wasn't strong enough to save the box

office. and Lye Lye who was a complete510: Amer, rostereorr siffnerftel. 'MAWno net, wee pminpm; 17.0,;Ang ddisappointment, brought *8.230 last week,mot 301014, at as cnle el: to the COSOnlal. Should be upped this1ttTts,1 ht rgOrmt, as: tw'r week with an excellent unit show. ScrewC. L. Cialakt.a. Pun...4X reit =.84ft. belle of 1941.

"Vanities" Looks Like Big 43G in Chi;Oriental Starts Bad; "WU" Swell 41G

CHICAGO.--Satufactory pewee wererecorded last week in two of the vaude-fitment, while at the third n119 take witsas good as could be expected with theunsatisfactory show presented. The Ori-ented got off to a poor start under thenew mansrement, the atagnatow beingvery bad. A good picture. Heirs 4npele,prevented a dieustrous slump and thehome wound up with around 140.

Basic Ork, "Paris,"Midgets Show WellAt Buffalo Stands

111/PPAL0,-With milder weather andno other serious handicaps In sight, localvavideMniers look for better biro Lastweek's bill' fared admirably despitesevere blizzards rind hetes. compel Menfrom the tea Fontes of 1211, Milan

benefit, and Night Must Falllegit show.

The Hiplekirome (mantis eapatety.2.000). °weed by the Shea chain. openedIts fifth policy rebruary 28 with Streetsof Parts. Rouse will compote most withthe Century, which Oro arch in for girlierevues, Willie the Buffalo sticks to namebands and acts. Grose expected to reachthe POMO mark. The unit features SulMarlon, Cliff Hall. Prink and JeanHubert, Petch'and Deauville. Ernesto andTells, and Anne Crosby. Screen offersThe That of Mary Dugan, Prices have

(Sea BUFFALO VAUDIC on papa CO)

Stunts Hypo W -BMUMS-BARRE. Pa ---A sparking ex-

ploitation campaign by Manager Prodifermenn end ills asistetent..P.m Reilly,allied% Included tte-upa for the SingingPower* Models in a local departmentetenee frabion show and recite appear-ance. brought out the SRO seen atthe Irving Theater teat week (20.22) farthe weekly ratan show.

Programetneluded Memo's Puppets onParade. Carroll and Whitt. Garner andWilton. and Jim Wong Troupe. Pia wasWhere (Rd You Get That GOD

Sullivan, Kirby87C in Ind'p'lis

INDIANAPOLIS, - Maxine laulleran'esinging and the John Kirby orchestra'splaying could draw no better than *Sledtato the Lyre° (1.802 seats), where theweekly amino Ls *8.500, for the weekcoded Plebruary 27.

As msg, show did meet or Its businessthe nett three days, Pic. Road Stops.

At the Chicago. the picture WesternUnion plus Matty Maleack and Muni}Ionian on the stage rolled up a One$41,500, lethmettonal Gagne RCDV0 atthe State -Lake proved only a fair draw,and the picture Michael Shayne, PetrelsDetective, helped little. Ileum dine afrig 160.

Michael Thdd has a much better *hawat the Oriental Mkt week. but tberebstill plenty of room foe improvementDen Pedro and hie oneinutre ere wellliked, and there are atervral exc./lentvaude ante On the bill. Picture, ComradeX. with Clark Cable and Hedy Latuarr.should help the draw and better than180 la to prospect. At the Chicago. SariCarroll's Vanities and the picture TaleDark, and ihnutrone should rwute, good week. Vanities hen flub end plentyof entertainment, and house looksheeded for a very rood 430.

D. C. Weather HitsNew Bills; Capitol18G; 19G for Earle

WASHINGTON -anew and high windput openings at local Mitten Intodive for the tint two days of currentbills. However. clearing weather pluspayd ehethe are expected to revivebox ofices Mr rest of runs.

Loeves Capitol offering better.thnneaverage attraction for week ending March5 features Lanuer:Elteweirt In Conte, LiceWith Me, with a 1120.000 from. enteclapted.Stage includes Jay C. flippen. MarjorieGatneweeth. 011 and Bernie Mason. BobNellie. Billy Branch and Company plusRhythm Rockets. Last week's Taft. nark,and Handsome pulled a good $10.000.White previolus film, Son of Monte Ortsto,kept to tow 614.000.

Werner's Earle faced with gangeterpicture, Mph Sierra. a type rarer doingwell here. thrums to do 315,000 for theweek ending March 8. Vaude Hating hasCats Daley. Adrian!' arid Charlie. Hanle,Claire and Shannon. and Roxpettes.Gapers Strawberry Monde here lastweek regletered'a big $19,500, While Ari-zona previously took a bare $13,600.

Vaude Okeh in Sp'dDespite Opposition

BPRLNOPTELD, edam.-The three-dayvauclefilue bill that closed Saturday1221 at the Game Square (1-250 Mote)drew good begrime, The show It1C/Uelorlan extra benellt performance Friday mid-night foe the British war relief fundthat drew fairly veil. coniSderlog thefeet that fund WU are coneitieUng a(Sec. SPRINGFIELD VAUDS on pave 601

WARNINGThe decision of Mr. Justice Rosentnan in the Supreme Court

of the Stele of New York adjudged Emil Limo to be the originatorof rho "GOLLIWOG" act and the costume, story, routine andsequence thereof.

THE TYME TRIO, also known u the Daily Brothers, by suchdocroo was permanently enjoined "from using the name TymoTrio" and from "'bowing, exhibiting or performing any act, play,performance, story, sequence and / or routine" similar to that ofthe Limo Trio and the said Tyme Trio was further permanentlyenjoined from using "any mask" or "any costume or wearingapparel similar in design or appearance to that used by Emil Lime."

Despite such Supremo Court decree. other imitations andinfringements of the "GOLLIWOG" act are being performed.

MANAGERS, PRODUCERS. AGENTS and EXHIBITORS arohereby warned against hiring or booking any such imitators orinfringers, as any infringement of the "GOLLIWOG" act. costume.story routine or hicks will be prosecuted to the full extent ofthe law.

Agents: JACK DAVIES EMIL LIMEMILTON BERGERManager of LIME TRIO

22 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBSOVAUDEVILLE March 8, 1941

State, New York(Reviewed Thursday tereing, Feb. Sr)In contrast to the hefty b. o. het week.

Lase tonight will as deserted OA thedust bowl. Pic, Itirginta. bealiam havingbeen milked dry at the Paramount. Tailsto excite the audience suffictently toCreate wisnintli for the owning acts.

In the unfortunate Kelton of openingthe bill aro Pritchard and Lord, standarddance duo utilising a neat mixture oftap and ballet. Femme dots some su-perior twirling, good enough to get thehouse of the pie dela-rum. but Maur -Orient to overcome the handicap ofpiayIng to ao many empty Beats. They do

tap tango. Miss Pritchard clickingcastanet:. while Lord taps. They show upbeat In their ballroom Millet.

Sybil Bowan. by dint of lute personalityand sham artistry. In deuce spot wail ableto ouncolne all handicaps. Undresses anddresses In full view foe her character

Her first is a nifty of Carmen1.-1:itcla... then a entire of a Cockney

battileg-beauty winner, a rib of an acrodancer, end Beatrice !Ante aingingNoel Coward ditty. Winds up with hernever -rafting show -stopper. Mrs. Roose-velt. Took several solid bows,

The Calgary Brothers are next Intheir proficient drunk panto. Staging isnot of the beat, tieing a corney Streetdrop and a fully lighted stage. Did twoencores, one In stow alsotion and other Russian dance.

Gomm Olvot, whose net Is taking ona revised Interest bocuttse of Greek vie -Ones, fails to utilize his advantage. Hesticks to hie ottheard line of cornydialect, plus a too generous mixture ofIndigo patter. Needs better materiel endshould cut his time. Forced an encoreidiagtng hs Yea. We Hare NO Bananas.

Blanton ts by the Bill Bard° band, amusically send group, with an instru-mentation of four braes, tour reed., andfour rhythms. 'Their straight orrhtstral

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Vaudeville Reviewsnumosr. are net meted, but their nor.cities go over big. Bard* does some niceMooring. while Oray Peact and otherbandsmen do comedy and vocal work.r.ssho "lbdd. a blond lovely, solos Canpabty. The group :showed up beat inWPA and Rime Thal Horn. Generally en-tertaining and went ores well.

Show la In need of pruning, runningan hour and 25 minutes, Joe Cohen.

State -Lake, Chicago(Reriereed Friday Afternoon Feb. 28)Ray Herbock end his orchestra top the

bill and do a first-rate lob ot enter-taining. Ray has some versatile boysIn Isis outfit, among them Benny Stab-ler, In-yeeroold trumpet Mayer, whoshould be leading hie own band In a fewyews., and Ray Olson. handsome vocalist.His girl singer, Betty Benson. la appeal-ing. attractive, and an excellent singer.

Mate -Lake his turned back time endinstalled the old familiar song slides As aprelude to the Hovel:ow, and works upquite a bit of enthusiasm with audiencesinging of old favorites, Band awl. offwith a restful old number, The World IsWeighty for the Sunrise, bringing onMary Jane Brown, petite, saucy littledancer who taps out a rhythmic you -tine and encores with an Mentor Powelltroprostrin, winning a big hand. TheDorothy Ifild Dancers offer a clevernumber in which they play an accom-paniment to Ferryboat Serenade onminiature "piano's."

Ray Olson. of the band, knows how tOput emus sentimental nu:nisei-a andmores with I DO. There's a Sony In theAir, and Night and Day. Ray and That.acrobatic duo, are exceptionally good inboth straight and comedy acrobattosTory execute some surprising pull-ups.

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twisting handstands. and other difficultMots that put them over big. BettyHermon, tamers vocalist, wing Little HeyLore, Kiss Me (Iterteck's own number).end Playmates to generous applause.Benny Stabler got a big hand for hisplaying of Caristeal of Venice and Rideto Glory on My Trumpet. WI not onlya fine trumpet player but alto has avibrant personality.

Low Parker told same gaga. gave somerestaurant Impressions, and did a skitwith some of the band boys to a mildhand. Closing number la a pretty hularoutine by the Dorothy Bytoo Dancerson the runway. Picture. Night Train. onlyfate. Business good on opening dep.

Nat Greer,.

Music Hall, New York(Reviewed Thursday Evening, Feb. .17)With a deprave:tag flint So rods Our

Night, on :screen. the atageahow this weekshould have been gayer. As It Is. only acouple of comedy touches (Tommy Won-der's doll dance and the Three Pitch.men's act) brighten up tho usual pon-derous stage spectacle.

The Leon Leon:doff stageshow openswith the big mete glee Club singing TheStewards of the $$3 in front of a bigsteamship drop, with liqpert Shanley:soloing. The lyrics by Albert Stillmanto the tune of the Gilbert and SullinuesI Am the Captain of the Pinafore arefair. (Lyrics by such a large coup ofsingers are rarely completely intelligible.)Then a hunk of steamship Is lifted toreveal Tommy and Betty Wonder In theirstateroom. with Tommy promptly goingInto an meet:tele acre novelty dance thatdrew hand.

The next scene has the pit stand TIMup and onto stage, rolling to the back-ground where It is lifted to form thebridge section of a quickly auerabledatalpdtck scent. It's a good examples ofthe Music Hall's wonderful mechanicalequipment and always draws applause.The Rocketten then prance out as wait-resses carrying trays and go thru forma-tions and dance steps that prove againthelr excellent prectdon training andawe the patrons no end. Tom and BettyWonder return to do a fast ballroomconcoction, with Tom returning for hisdummy dance that's always good for apunch. Still it sock novelty.

The Three Pitchmen have the nextspOt and are not as effective as in amore intimate house. Their trick instru-ments are not so visible from the bal-cony, but they nevertheless. meted withtheir amusing end surprising music andname -band InaLtattona.

The finale Is LeCongs, with the cantall out in glittering costumed' and doingthe one -two -three -kick routine Its car-nival spirit. The tempo le neither insmooth hotel style nor In the throbbingtsy rhythm of the hot spot*. It strike,In between somewhere (after all, this 11the Itusto Hall). and the scene is color-ful, clueing ea name of the cast ditappea.as the pit stand descends out of night

Paul Dente

Riverside, Milwaukee(Reviewed Friday Afternoon, Feb. 2$)Lee Roth's orchestra opens with a

medley of Irish sire Including DennyBoy.

Don and Jane Ford are adept tapdancers who go then their routine tofitat-rate fashion.

GU Lamb, a clever comic, handles theenlaced job from here on In, Monroeand Grant MIX comedy and tumbling,with the tette: their loot bet.

Lamb's version of a matinee Jitterbuggets a laugh. He gives way to the MerryRam, whose harmonious rendition. gelgood appteum. Selections 1r -eludes YouMade Me Lore You, Fin Forever BlowingRubble*. I Ileord a Rhapsody, and Rag-time Cowboy Joe, with the Old OakenDuetted as an encore.

A young lad disineses his versatility onthe harmonica, followed by Limb, whoalso prowl that he's no slouch when itcomes to making the mouth organ 1A:,The contribution In which he pretennto swallow a miniature harmer:levant!produce notes by touching various partsof his anatomy Is an audience tickler.

Milwaukee's own Pat O'Brien bows onto heavy applause to the tune or theVorre Dame Viefory NM*. following

ahots on the :screen In We Holm ofOather Duffy and Knute Rockno, Opensoat; a few gage, sings an Irish dilly.ins: winds up depicting the *Cent front

IC.nnta Rectum in which tho coach ad-

dresses the board at Nedra Dame In de-fense of football.

Audience teas reasonably responsive tothe entire program, altho biz pretty slim.Plc was Here Comes the Nary (WD). arevival selected because it stars O'Brien

II. O. Brunner.

Paramount, New York(Rerfe.ed Wednesday Evening, Feb. :6)

The Preston Sturges pie, The Lady Eve(Paramount). plus a fluty zippy stagebill with Tony Pastor's exit. Ella Logan,Ben Blue, and Thy and Wing, should givethe b. o. plenty of magnetism this week.

The Pastor aggregation makes Iota ofnoise and knocks cif aorne passable sr.mown:emote. but didn't draw too manyhands. Bend features the drum beatingof Johnny Morns and vocal:ring ofJohnny McAfee, both lads being verycapable et each. Pastor himself singe andtootles his tenor sax,

Toy and Wing open up with a neatand effortless soft -shoo number thenheat It up with a little jitterbuggingGot a nice hand and closed with MiesToy's fast toe number and some goodnovelty acro turns by both.

Ella Logan struck home with heroriginal song work rind had to beg offafter four numbers. Gal's mugging andstrong since stamp her song -selling witha distinction which is retreshing. toll -stays away from pops. doing arrange-ments like On the Sunny Side of theStreet and The Curse of on Aching Heart

Ben Blue and four helpers take upmajor portion of the show's time Does

bauleaque on taxi -dance Mints. map.ping gaga with a barker and ending upat a small table with a rod -headedhostels. His other specialty In thetake -off of a waltz to Minuet time withanother gal and the -barker." this timeIn Colonird costume and powdered wig.Much of Blue's talk Is corny, but isspiked with enough now stuff to garnersome heavy laughs. His dead -pan pan-tomime gyrations are good bolstering as-sets. A hot boogie-woogte number bythe band, with Blue doing the batoning,is the cloeer.

Another good week should be In themaking with the neat attraction. Whichwill Include Ina nay lititton's a*. theAr.dreire Sisters, and Allan Jones.

Harold Humphrey.

Capitol, Washington, D. C.(Reviewed Friday Afternoon, Feb. 28)Show off to a fast start, with Sam

Jack Kaufman and the house hand work-ing out a raney routine for the overture.Rot trumpet and drum contblaatican

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wake the audience from effects of afluffy plc. Cane Lire With Me.

Curtatn feeds full met paradingpolitical banners for ornate Jay C. Clip -pin. who cones out In a politielanes wide -brimmed hat to ken babes and make aabort stump speech. Ilea ends in ashort Intro for OU and Bernie Mason, anact !enuring presumably dumb dogs.Man screens orders to pup, who do theopposite. A monkey relieve* hum -drummoment. in good manner. CoIleeteep oftoy terriers perform good stunta.

ebony was steeped by Marjorie GIItTut-g,3rth,. a etriking blonds with utilise:alyoke. Her rendition of a Latin AmericanMedley. My Hero: The Last Time I SawPans, and art aria from Le Yeevierfa leftthe audience yelling for more. Clippie"quieted the ileum for the theater's cho-rtle, which did a marl dance under bluelight".

Bob Netter. ventrilequen, features adummy having isceraeories like rollingeyes. tongue, wiggling eara, and a rednose. He Is able to get very good effect.trees his wooden companion. buil betterpalter would improve the act. Yodelingand duet whlistling highlight the turn.

Plippen come* Into his own with soneNegro joke*, ainging of Small Fry In greatstyle, and a wow rendition of NumberISS, a song about draftees, which ends onthe proper patriotic note.

Last scene of the hour-long bill showsa dive tavern, Rhythm Rocket. exercisebriefly with a can -can and make wayfor Belly Branch and Campaue. threemen and a girl, who contribute an seetheamighhouse. Ton ends when knife lathrown and sticks in Branch's stocnach.while he fires gun to end the rest of hiscompany. It's good. Melting entartarn-merit. Could be Improved with moreviolent and furious mu,tc.

Edgar M. Jon*.

Oriental, Chicago(Reviewed Friday Afternoon, Feb. 23)Second those under the aegis of

Michael Todd le much better than theinitial show of laat week, but still canstand much Improvement, especially eaconcerns the burly angle. which doesn'tBe Don Pedro and his orchestra are anentertaining outfit-. Handsome Don hasa pletiehig personality and his boys giveout a pleartree brand of Latin muds.Manuel Contreras on the trumpet andJae brethanesnin On the marimba con-tribute some pteastng number', and DonPedro offers an entertaining violin solo.

The Three Deans. billed a* the nieceCampus Cut -Ups, offer an acrobatic rou-tine of tureblIng, headstands. and otherstunt. that are exceptionally good. andput them over Maly. kfurial Page. re-membered as the flame dancer Of ACentury of Progress.. appears In The Sul-len's Dream, a colorful number In whichthe does a elnuotus Oriental routine.Richard Cordon often a pioadng vocalnumber. The LIbonati Trio secees withthe itytoplicme playing of Jesus Monettand hie two assistant* and the dancingof the two younger member -a of the sot.

Kent, Scannell, and Dean offer anMime burly skit with some poorly doneMen and Johnson touches. Little ra-gmar and could well be eliminated,

The ClaudernIthe get a Mee Mind fortheir familiar comedy act. and showOwe. with n production number. Pie -Mee. Comrade X. is okele Net Green.

Orphetun, Minneapolis(Rerseared Sunday Srentng. February 23)

With Gil Lamb. long-legged local boy.returning to there mace ?more withClyde McCoy. bill this week Is good en-be:tenement all the way with but onece two let -downs

The traditional McCoy Sugar Bluestheme *pence Hudson Wonders, twotame acro dancers, do tricky routinesthat had the nudience applauding formore. Work hard. ere conwly, end knowtheir stern well. McOey'a Three BennettEnviers, mrigltig-dancing trio, opening withthe oldie, Ma, Iles Makin' nee at Me.are an eremite group which won't tearcknrn any home. Their refinery dancerare ordinary.

Lamb le the spark -plug of the ahow, -and In a big way. Ills pentomime of ajitterbug listening to McCord orchestrais a thow-stopper. Later Lamb did atake-ott on a nelectlee sersice appealboard offkiel nun broueht laughs. andhit hermoolca number had the audiencein tenches.

Two clever acrobat. are Pay and Trent,whose gyennostire and strong -man stuffMove extremely entertaining. )Neared.

McCoy's wneldtit, Dick Lee. Is just hohune McCoy. who can blow a meantrumpet, apparently be the allow so faras hie bend la ethOtertied- Ile dominance


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et every bend turn, with none of theboys. except the vocal:it. getting a solo.

Tbramy Sanford. harmonna player ex-traordinary, puts on a atembeng *bowwith vertous-aired mouth organs. Wellreceived, McCoy dosed with a completerendition of Sneer Blues well arranged,Plc. Warner's High Sterns,.

Jack Weinberg.

DONALD Heine hoe returned to NewYork from Florida. where ho went toconralca*s.

SF Agents Give inTo AGVA on Code

BAN PRA:MEW°. March I.-American(Mild of Variety Artists and local agentshave settled their dispute followingmediateen arranged thru the Boo Fran.Mena Labce Council.

Vic Connors. local executive secretaryof AOVA, mid that all but one agentbed agreed to the code, which eliminatesagents- commimion on nunienum scalesaLsrles, the principal issue lerolved.

Astons which reportedly slimed werethe Ace Artist. Agency. Helene Hughes,Consolidated Radio Artiets, Lou Ihninel.Blake le Amber. Lane 'Mathes! Prods:re-teens, etude Corporation of America,Ben Leerey Vaudeville Circuit. MelteBurke. Sit. Weston. Hamneed BookingAgency. and Mary bectlinn AmusementEnterprises.

The exception, according to Connor*,Was Manna's Theatrical Agency of Oak.le ne.

Revictus Of UnitsEarl Cat -roll's "Vanities"

(Reviewed at the Chicago Theene, Chi-copee Friday Afternoon, February 28)Coupled with Cesar Romero end Milton

Berle In Tall, Bark, and Handsome, thelavish loveliness of Carroll'* gutique pro-vide' solid entertainment that shoulddrew a nice grove.

The Carroll show outdoes all otherunits in femme pulchritude and ward-robe, Outstanding productem numbermakes Use -of feather fans which concealelectric bulbs and are roved by line girlsIn tier formation. Beryl Can:mon andReginald Craig accompany productionnumbers vocally. Craig's voice is par-ticularly good --strong. deep, and wolfcontrolled.

Bert Wheeler and Mak Lsdd dominatethe bill in comedy and as motets ofCeremonies. Comedy Is purely gaggy, witha leaning toward the blue. Material isgood but spotty and elms lag betweenlaughs Is too long. Ladd dote well. carry-ing the burden of the punch liner etc -epee the mien of a straight man. Topeffect in the comta fare is Wheeler'sminion of whispered confidences aboutLedd. Carroll, and others while nibblingon a sandwich.

Bob =llama and hie dog. Red Dineperform their standard act solidly. Dog's

1perfectcontrol aid responses plusjocUlar prteantallOn is always

good for a strong response. tenor Veldt -eon's sleight-cd-head prowess reaches aclimax with Ma rannehing radio trtek.Dude eas Of drawing ligbted Mond tea outof the ale is overly long and could well belimited to an Intro. The Three Mit-enocettes, acre dancers, effect a numberof smoothies. Their turn, and somer-sault* with a lump rope see flashy andshow hard training. ',Venoms Malloya tiny spot with Wheeler and plates thatthe could be very funny If allowedenough time. Jetse Parker. "championbaton twirler of the Rose Bowl," *noMeseta her stuff but nut long enoughto permit one to judge her talent. LionelNewman conducts the irk.

Herman Model.

"Revue Glorified"(Reviewsed Saturday, January 23, at

Broadway Theater, Charlotte, N. C.)One of the best units to play Charlotte

net season. with all acts solid. The unitis built around Miele and her "Beautyand the Beast" dance. Elysta denote Ina costume that Mem her the semblanceof being in the Muteness of a gorilla, who,after several **neuters pewee. ripsloose the upper portion of her costume.The line does a background jungle dance.Dance to wen exoceted, but might hatebeen more effeetlee by 'Untie off stageline and by building up struggle andhorror angle_

Sock act is the singing harmony of theOdeti Tripleta. They open with now 21IIe Some Changes Made, follow with TheOld Apple Tree, and finish with Martineand McCoy,. 'They come back with Amer-ica I Lore You. Girls sing with arneollanoes and oho...mans:Op, combined withthe freshness of arrangements.

Three Thompson Sisters do a pleasingarra turn with the hefty raember contributing a remarkable agile backbendto pick up handkerchief. In her teethfrom s high perch.

Bib Du Hart turns In a nifty comicturn, laWilighted by leapereematiolet, Ills

Immo-jointed and limber -legged dancinggoes over big. Got a Rood hand.

Gordon Bennett., tenor. pipes My Own,backed up by thee and then Is joined byConnie Cella, tapper, for Beautiful FacesNeed Beautiful Clothes. Pleasing per-temente&

Melton and Xing contribute an above -average muscle and balancing turn, withFulton clicking solid on strong-arm bluff.Lucy Boots is pleasing In a stutter -double talk turn, assisted by censto Belly

learrell. lisMdentally. contributessorrel clever dancing tmltatione, usinga broom as prop. Beadles show In plan-ing frielume.

Line (lel la the longest to appear herethis semen_ However. Its opening songand done contribution Ls weak, whiteother appearances are no better thanmediocre. Flee -piece band playa fromstage. Says Jkafial.

"Parisienue Creations"(Reviewed Thursday Afternoon, February

6, at the lames Theater. NewportNews, Va.)

This one le diatineulabed by its all.paper costuming, ;setting a new standardin economy and yet achlevem an im-prewlon of math:las not Usually found

'In a unit soThere is a maximum of temente* epi-

deends on dispel in the two productionnumbera and two other appearances ofthe seven -girl chorus.

The line. white a /Mort one, La one ofthe shapeliest to parade here this goneon.

Production numbers are well-Magni anddeserve credit. One, with girls doing,dances of several countries in nativesinter, with vocalizing I. little weak, how-ever) by Rahn Armand. la most vetoes*.

Mull° Lorraine la pleasing, but thewas listless when singing Basin StreetBiala and Down by the Ohio. Bhe also*tents the therm In a Spanish atenoa.peters production number with Antoineand Antoinette, passable ballroom dein-

June Carr. show's manager, and Ar-mand carry on In rauy fashion to fur -rah 111340 -Standard comedy. Other spe-Mettle* Include an excenent circus perchset. the Tao Jacks. which did not snowto beat advantage here because of Inade-quate height of proscenium.

The Raymond:, troy -girl tap team, areabove average In ability and tope In Bp-paa.anCe. Cute girl and permeable boy.thee show tasteful costume* In two spe-c -lattice. Johnny Dove. acro skater, alsooilers revel departure from the usualreeler routine.

Show has one interesting departure,the "itUtt^ Idea. Actors present beteltwines while Armand coaxes; audience toguess nuns of play or picture. Mostescenes" are gags, and some were posiit-less, but the thing can be demi:sped.

Near -full house was generous with ap-plause. Warner Trryford.

Horace Heidi(acriewm at Palace Theater, Akron. O.,

Monday Etching, February 12)In the year since Horace Heidi and hit

talented entertainers Malted Akron and14: an all -tune attendance record. Ise hasenlarged kW show. smoothed It out. andpepped it up. His musical knights pro-vided thla town wtth the beet entertalu-merit in king time.

The band Is a competent purveyor ofpop tunes and lteldt keeps a largo troupebusy in front of It. Most of the enter -talons were familiar to the audiencehere Mime they also share Heide. satante. Larry Cotton, an excellent tenor,drige romantic ballads and duete withWILLI Cefleennetn, an tuthaually pleasingsoprano.

Fred Lowey's whiatitng continues amesh lilt and Frauker Carte is the rightkind of pianist to place In the spotlight.He plays smoothly ansi with a smart mix-ture of tricky technique.

Ronnie Kemper has a group of humor-ous maws and features his popular tendonof Cerrito. Donna and her Don Jeaniesocialists; Othe O'Toole, Red Pecallallistt.Art Carney, Jerry Browne. Bernie Mat-titmon. and Reddy Saner also perform.

Replacing his musical quiz. Heide Isnow offering a tab version of his radio"Pot o' Gold" feature.

On the screen. The Saint in PalmSpreirre HMO) Rex McConnell

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Baker, Att Manx -eta NYC. h.134/da7, Vera sUarney NYC. 00Ilarelay,. Ina tOeo. Wulangtoot Jeclucate

villa Pt.. h.linreww. 1411an 11.113110 Chi. IC.

More ttiWeMdO4lPauarnke Dhmns, NYC. no

1101, 8031. .0108 <Heir -all NYC. h.Deny, Prime, A Ohara .Baran Club), Milo, enLiabs. lady (Clay ittnetima NYC, he.Ibbomm. Web,)s (16artunura

P110_70eatera

Alm, 0s,..

b.Selatedaht Otor31., vVerson. lour itouat. du. ac.bargetaion. nalgoin aldionotioat NYC,Setkt, beat tilialabew lazy NYC. no_Be Mahon 'Royal Pabst Muni. ...-

nBenumb, 2ba Ms& Detroit, hRetry', Dian illarty's Now Teakara au, be.Bertay &en (CoMaltoVea Cad, De.nit; Brea. iNst grrilaalL411.0.Bialna. mien 01. Mosul NYC. bMune. 0000127 t0100 Itaralr, 1.114:011, CC.4:4414 Julz41111460 CEUC1 Surrl**1101reo.re"Math Olen. 00131aWhit* Way, a NYC. no.Illbughe A =Int labia* Road Casino)

Brooklyn. ita.Mason Nana iCiatialto) NYC. onMee, Ben 1Parsarount) NYC. t.Beeek, "Bogs" (Woodsr Bari CUicinuati.C.c./scone. Danny iReanaa 57(4000.Bassin, Yvonne terruillesa0711064f. Margot (Cahn Parma C111. no.Brooke,. Howard a:squire, Miami. OhDoran. tailayl ittudea NYC. t.Shaw& tally aCa$toir WAX/Warta*. D. C_. t.Diann Kraal ebbs lbsd Taverna Cedar

l(apldts, In. no.Drown Wally, A Annetta *men (Olympia)

30aml, Lfern,. Marl 3404 rildase.laket Chi, I.Brach bevy (Royal Palm) ILlarel, no.Nnual. WHIM /Cab 12oc11071 NYC, anBryant, /Jetty illphyea NYC, nc.Buchanan. Nagy 4807. Cloba Miami, ne.3OCA11.4 er, Jona taavoydirhoui NYC, IL.DAM Tcrans & Vrelyn Price eletoilendern

Cardin:4h h.Threes At Swansea /Leon & Kettle's) NYC. na.21/101. Dorothy. Dancers talorreenni Chi. h.arrooetcre. am (MI ChM) Su Print:(o) nO-

CClagary Bros. Hitatea NYC. I,gsgaltr.n.laelailoeortiar (tatitalyxsall,

111a. ILrata 8es02.

Calle. OinolM (11 Hatt Chl, no.gsaant%bataty litarrYi New Tenon) C.10, no.

. ly Nesrport.Ky. CO -Carole A redalt ilielmact4laaa) NYC. h.Cur. Doty 1610a CM. De.Canal, Dolls !Cat do Piddle! Cue/snail, IX.Carrel: & Coma° 1Dleenhoe7'11 111.1.1.00r700. Carl, Ynallits (Chirac/a, CM. I.Caw A Sonia (Barna 411114C.V. NYC. NC-Cgriwttent, flebene thttaad.isitunsee)lItatai.3.Cassandra iCt.94 Mak Dr.Castalne & Berry .013ve31am1 Wastax:ou. h.Whataantods. Peggif (lack do Bobisa /bunion.

m.ttaldbeer, Anna Manny the IPLEVal Thula. AC.CaMmatra 10a1y Doan/ (Coleman Itailandale.

Chanty A Poi (Walion) Phila. O.=no 311 T:10ICChino NYC. tic.ela, Thew 1 A.id Loatil, Mut.

canny. /lord (847.7.Now 1(000001 CM, re.Obriaty 4, 81001 tHeirty's Na. YcatecrChart Jr Hudson lliarrre New Yorket) CM.

DC.Cob. 1.11710 tt.'Attlea, Chi. on..COL Ethel Barryrroca lEmbasayi Phila. 11c.COOrmansten. *mina antsing. & Let Wanton

ttlica Pam, Cki. r<L1 &nett, 4.:Alglant CM. In

Clearway, Johnny beotty'sa Clesebad. e.Mom -Iowa. liflarrap'm Phila.94copar, betty Jana tlealtdat no.. h.Cepa. James Mitainhow IC01m) NYC, rm.OitentIth Clasdia tYarl Chi no,Ceylon & B0s3rr illawra New Earthen

Mt, he.Otedabs., Wits ($1111 %(.a . lee.Cenea. Arturo 414esna.kastithi NYC, oc.Como & Anita iltotskths Itailmarlierl

InkOrackethickat Pare irslumbe's, Phila. hCrate. lOcinalti tChicsco! CM. I.Crew Le Dole= Ch.8 lita.tains. ADAMS. Or-egon, Chet" (Woad. Coati/ob. 0.. t.Cunha & Coral itlintho) NYC. ca.

Dahl. Ildah Moans ICtob Moderns, San ?rah-ctath Do.

Dnininuce & Dailey itimbor Hurl 040 rota.cloth. IC.

Der-srle, 111317 olerlya linable) NYC. De.no. Yvette OCKI so CKKIDAell nc.DarEal:p. PAW, A Natalie Whit cure. 090

Cab> Atlantic CUT, IrkPita trbiladelpftlant Phan h.

Mom:. Isonow_lailirtijO Smart. OhEn >a. Mae .Z00141411 0:47414P.0.AC.

I.hat.(Slake Tinton Thantre Cab, CM, 1.Ike Made h Mann a Tenaninal NYC. ne.Deana, Three tOoleatall CbL lbreen Mint itOramom Ca-qnol Idiatni. me.DeMeren babe: (VAMIOna Ohl. inDemme. laltilk 13C1k4 Todd's Theater Cab)

C112. AC

(For Orchestra Routes. Turn to Music Department)

TRADESERVICEFEATURE

Bdlbodrd

Acts -Units -AttractionsRoutes

Following each listing appears a symbol. Fill in the designation cone.iponding to the symbol when addressing organizations or individuals listed.

EXPLANATIONS OF SYMBOLS1 --auditorium; b --ballroom; c --cafe; cc -country club;

hi-holc1; nib -music hall; ne-aight club: p -amusement park; ro--roadhaute; ge--egitaurant; s......showboart e---thesiee,

NYC--Norw York City; PhIla-Philadolphia; Chi -Chicago.

.t Sayers illadbonat Bulitaso(e. nc.Dree.,,. Doyle atiatopst Phila. a.lor000nd, Macon 1610 Chat) CUL nc.

Deena (Facto Phila. t.De &theme. Cblarn Mowery) Detroll.Petal Skala Ca toe tlitranda NYC. I.De %%bite. nob' .Waroick) NYC. 1,.DiuA Paton," tICI Paltoe Iloltinaorg ItDade 11.101e.00. Two <Wright. Atenstoilsjaa.,h,Dixon, Itarlard 1011.004 Homes oes NYC.

DOA As Theme allopkircatalbskellnilhIls, ht.Don A Caemndra 01q010e Tornio Ilrowns-

tale. Pa..Doran% Dooms. Dorothy (Edgarwater Beget)

ChL h.Dorn A Yost y illeacbraer.bets botton. fluD00007, Morton iCttea ratree COO. ht.D u n A LYIWY ow Club. Dt M01044, DC.Duch At (Pountalu Squarer CIIICIBMItl. 31.

Dula. °Inger 1Park Central, NYC. h.Dumas. Mark iCrtrko NYC. nc.Ihtber. Dixie 1VarsaLlbeaa NYC, at.Duncan. 111044 Jr..tki4 /Top 11.11 DrilitNev.

0. nO.Durant*, alentr'y .631 CareOlrav Ifestlywood.no.Pont, Dorothy 4Ventural Athland, /Cy, h.

Karl, of Whirl (Colostastim Chi. hr.Eddy, Nettom Munch -Salem, N. C.. 0: Wialta

Plazna, N. Y., II; Balm/cars II: Mara -Barre, Pa.. 11.

Edward.. Joan lily White Maya NYC. no.=oat, Maxine tHurineonel Sea Mantuan tinSian. Arthur Moon Caesarea NYC. h.

70.1100e, Johan rlataissone HoranDoei NYC.Erkrrron. /One (Fttlhau Vero NYC. he.Estelle A Lt 807 flagon' mow . be.goo. oo 1sorwoo Chi. se.Eton, Bob iiralcsec Ilourea Chi. b.

roalcr.o es A Panchen tlfarry's New Yorker)Chl,

Pay 1 Wall:ninon (Blarnarctl Chi. b.

Hayworth. Seabee. Retue (Not4t) A10.0100.Al.., 1).4; !Lanett) Lanett 1-6; Mast POW),Eadt insiat On, 3. 1.

Dan i nits& /slime NYC, na.Heasey Tata. ,8t. RAUH NYC. h.Heat Wins; Three tWit'a lobo 111.01 ;larch.

Pia (4.Iboadetaork /Olds !Coo Ramos NYC. tie./Mahon. Ryrd. & LA RU4 (Park CtrA1111)

NYC. h.Dorothy. Dancer. intateLoNte Chi, 1.

1131.1.garde iltolly .0.34 Stathe 110-JywC441.VP. Is_

11111, realty 1610 Minuet) C i. nc.Jackla aPoOroch Club) Miami Beath.

Pla.. nth

Itolgr;-41!IVIrg Ta'U.e".1, Ranslslda. D.

MUD. Matte M1110., ant1.00 (Zarin Philo. 1.

Mention, end .Palk Plotal Louis, II.nention, 3303 310 'wooer 1Plaaa1 MCIALLILHoward, WINS, Mut/Kane; NYC, cc.Howard. Mn fACT.a) A111011, be.Howurg. Eddy 10118a0 itosso Chl.111Asfil. Donny !Park Ceatrali NYC. h.Howard, Johnny 184. Melia) NYC, b.Haulm% Jnamy (Clipper CUR. tratass C.1(7.

N. 3. DC.Hutson Joan tOgyetyl bisitinaorn he.Ham, natal* (Cloalk Lta NYO

Den Stuns tWaylin) NYC, b.Day & Wllan 1344Int021 Room. NYC, DO.

rideSe iNew Yorkera NYC, b.Intensalletesal Brom l0ryn m1 Itinnespella.Iota. Msokey (Jack A BoVai Trenton. N. J.

be.Irving. Vol MINN nab PhD.. 01.Itsnovs 01.. tetuneinnt Krelchrnat NYC. to.Iverson. Loctle 4310141 Haws/taw Eau Ilan.

CiKO. no.

Night Club and Vaude Routos must be rocoived at the Cincinnatioffices not later than Friday to insure publication.

PaRL.Pratwee (Paddock Clubs Maud Beach.rTa & ter: on arena Chi. b.71nn.rd. Las .014 Manna liloasel Noa1013. VSTirlda, Loon ally Club, Miami. De.Fennel Carrie 4041 Chl, nc.Fiske, Damns 4Versalllosa 11Mant. h.IMPPen. Jay C. 'Capita. Wmatueton, D. C.. IMorten A arrores Malcom rhi:o. b.Plower aPark Patna, NECi. h.

borgrre ithobwo 0111411041118. 1.Tettl, Don A Jane (Ittverstda) ItIluathen t.Porrest. Anne Mate Bru001 NYC. a.Poem. One. °Db. Sixteen igarlsi Waatitz.c

too. t.Pratoxy dr. Jr Jr. ICOAraro, Cht, t.rvrriroon rt Cumllfe Illopilrts rtattakellari

Phil*, cc.?roaster'. Thtee (Lookout Howe) Oorinacck

KY.. ke.

Cialararcrtn. Madan. (Cadaittla WashinstathD. C. t.

Catania la Leonard* (Chase) tik Laub, b.Clank Pepper tYaoht Chats, rhea,0.1131 ao Doke (Orientsta Chi. I.Oarala, Ludo /B414,41) CUL re.Clowlantantat SM. (Planta. Mt, I.Dawn. Burry {Vaal C0301 mula. De.(Ky. Dolores Monwra11. New 0,11,0.. b.Cash Pany ellue Drama latamt. DC.Otxtes & Jana Macey Pismo Miami. h.Clenddine A Joe Moly Wont Way, NYC, hat01011y. :TAP (Slawdont Ttall1 NYC, ix.Cantata, Paul tWsbetedfAstarrial NYC, b.Gilbert, Pod tCotoanut Omen IlostaskGilman Patricia (Nesterlacid Inas.> Ctret.e.

Fall, IL(linger Duo I Park Central) NYC. b.come, °torso abate. NYC. 1.Caleastoa, Jac aCiasta 1187Y.30) Damn. roc.014.3104 Royal Otiardo1Mys1 Palmtmland,Oleftee & LaMse 'Claridge, boncatiu, h -(laden Otte Quartn Moto (Witty 1371oa/0

NYC, ixOnset A Mlnr.r ',tomato 341.211. b.Dorgan.)4Oahu% &

Vera ataCrlatlnxy

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Orsttaits. mom 11Wc1143ml Chrniac4, it.Oasadtatimes Miss inalt (Slackbawka COM.

PhDray. 00411 11116.5401 Roma/son NYC. are.Oran+, A graben, tatatIcal COMM 2.Omen, MIld 4Chsael St. Laub. h.07040. &Aide iltrasa Raila Douthsick. Mask.

ice.

Hobby Dancer. Itilawarcka Cid, h.11am-ter. Wynn 11.4013eso NYC. se.Hack the Mule 0-1101.44) Chi, re.Itarmes. AnnOlts roonareast Cal hrrrrr is h !twee 1014 White Way' NYC re.Hann cTain. AI Shannon ohartal Yet.t.t.

Vitas. IL C.Harrison 04 YU:us 4,03,401bAlla/ Dr -Marl. Jzre. 1011o41,00'41 0141. DS.Hart Siam 'Kitty Daelt'a M1411111.

Huta illobanst Hallbuned. Pin. DC.

Jakeeid. *ens 'NM I. M.Starfotle, & tubby WI/ft (Baton)

Hamm/ore. Pa hRoyal Palm, Hama re.

January. Loll (tlriallbsa) NYC. aa.

POLLY JENKINSAnd alv MUSICAL PLOW110Y11

Koch 7.1, Cloc401 Taaas.a. Ara, a..rH 0a.44164 7.4740 30114 11110[11. KWH0.41141.4. 701 D01e10.1. 11... Dm Vol On:.

&Nitro, Poily. de Playboys i0Ortloni 110Me.Da.,

orcr ;Cafe anclarty) NYC. I.J 0i111.1411. 0.147 (Club brarmad) &bat& City,no.Jthardon, Locale 41)*1iwat-Plaes) NYC. 1'.Johnscoa. lour [Macias iKelly'o) Ctuelnnakt.

Dr.Jonas. Vircinia t4011 Cl,?. Cr.J oy, Bar 'Club SOSO DotrOlt. ne.

Presen1Mg Opt3landlac Alliacilon;THREE PEPPERS-Deara Petards

AtAN GALE-Aestrita's Greatest WitWcleWA.P r.,* JOLLY JOYCEWrI.0t 4477 [Hu 7.4.110 11.,13.INW.ut 04)1 PHILADELPHIA. 01811.

Joyce. ratskin, 1L<00 A 114411'1. NYC. nc.1.4674, A7111,4 (talk) Prink&altar.. Don A Merlon (Relnleow

NYC. re.

March 8, 19.41

%rely. Mary .C4:13 Polito Pittsburgh, terKutak. lAllan 371011 11) Phlla. e.

Laann Inners ttlat Tsbarto I &WI !nasals/0.M(1.1 Yrancml, Tare) ttiemba Casino) Mara.

Booth. Fta. kt.Lend. flank iChleoutor Ohl I.1.auso. 011 Matisse., laIrmaqi. I.1.A0H0L. Low tWaltoot Ma. h.Lane Moe, Hoesca0041 NYC. kt.Lam; Lola (Endre rano, t.Lanetente, Rain ibrirecurts NYC,Lawler, Terry llisquare. Mama, na.Laballsa. Aortal tCamp Club? Adeanutirls

rac.Lee,7.4.. Dot (Myna NYC.

4.ez A Deno sCotoalmo'a. CSL ne.Lee as Mega ((loo. Weas3ingt00i Ja(icaolirt.C..

YU, 13..Leo Arlano Khkroto 8411103040.

I.:11140 1Prit100are Neseyort Ky. tn.7...x0 44 M044 'Demmer. Str.a...3. 334-2.4coard. P.4010 tOtamond llonahoei NYC. nota/at &X 4011) CM, no.La W. loth 1/11 Nati 0.301. na.lawrens. Ctazenee (Broad Lincoln) Cebtodima,

0, ta.Leask Meade (Cate ilacktya NYC, M.lesets, Dorothy lat. Mutat NYC. h.leads, Much tab }Mon 8411410. Cu A uc.Lents &Hera hoes CM, nc.Leon. Joe 5, ICONantale Hatlanelait. sn.UAL.. Bar (Crab Charles/ hialutsort, CC,Lawman!! 1010 aOrkwiali CAI. 1.!Abuse. Praall 1Chea P474.4,1 Ohl, 00.Lit. benne tOsyott.14.talattnon, ne..L)ttuaKa Donn 4 V1'K.2,114lati Ceiteser

Inadectntaborgahlagtona., iWardman PatsTbra1K1 Wa. 0- 7.ttora 81 wee. too 0311. DC.Wean. 101. frafaloOLL4.11 NYC. t1.00.1111 Marto (Mareirrst Boston noLopes do LOTH* OM) Club) Cl,'. pc.1.0.10., Marl. Lalca 111 Chino NYC, he.Lord A 3013131 (Mob 18041rne) Nan rionctiCo.

00.Lorraine A Hannan en/tube:1i t.Lopter, PhyMa illaylaua Denton. ne.Lusa. 0134.4042 411,4/fI1404 84/3 Pranclicome.Lula & Diana 11.1110 Quarwei Mlami gnash.

or.Lund & Land Inagua-ad:1 Joelnannilr, nu. II.Lynn. Maly (Arcade, Watertown. X Y., h.Lynne, Dot & Bette )Jraaroxia 1.01.11. b.

Xelpetrir.2. ?Cary WM:um rto, re.Kerssacel. A(.COD 'Russian PCK300o14/

NYC. et.Hay, Dolly 411erry's New Yorgrr1 ChL AC.Hay. 01n1 1Clut. Modena; eau Yro.00110:1 11%.Kaye, Datny 114 Martinien) NYC. DC.Keith. Holly 10rawrowl ltoawe nwori. k.

Dototbes tento CM. tanKeller. Hoag Dm ten? Chl, At.Kerniftly. $111 1703enno. 14onts1sl, b.Kent. eitengeD. & Dean .0.1v111.11 ChL 0.Karats. Perle. Daman (Caskto Royale)

Wadention. hr.Kerwin Gene ilia/telly Mau Now 1. K7.. CC.Kevin A Vitae Ilistabow 1tdocer_.WYC,Nine_ Cato! 001., wax. Wily) NYC. DC-Kinn BOnn..4 1441640010o Chi. tLlime. Charlie May VW NYC 111.

xitott 6; Towne ila Conga) NYC. ne.Kallatte A Draw iChalso Albantkol Bies de

Janeiro. DC.Zonis. :Nun 'Enos lloutea NYC. 8.

McKrnea... n0446 'ParkCentral, NYO, h.brachia Moged Malabo. 12.:0011 NYC. ne.ADcrartand. Prank c turnay Datlaill'al NYC.

110.}fart, r.-ro, 1VMa0e Nut Ciala) NYC. no.Mack 4 Mach) tOypoy Village) Chati(a4on.

W. Va.. DC.MACL:e & Paul !Gray Wall Tamura; Malady.

Mo.,. Merry tRivrrsseet 7411Paul.K. I-ffloe ROUTFS on p090 11)

BURLESQUECircuit Shows)

Broadway Iletiodah. 40arlatan elk Lerzii14; eCastne) Pittsburgh 948.

Cavalcade 01 Oirta: (Clalny) Norlolic. 8...1.4: open 643.Dore Dent: (Irma.) Newark, N. J., 34:0740143,

DaralIng Ostara: (Cantefo) Illianugh 24:(Arnhem' Desecci. Pa., 1.3; tLyricitown 34-13.byname; bets 147Knr: (1.77101 DrIdadepori.Cava, 341 Illecidrea Newark, N. J.. 04).

Frisky Prohesa aida)'falla Dytom. Ca, 21 -March 6: i0.rrie1) at. Lob .43.

thl Lielnat LINO/oral 0.100 City. N. J. 24.nasbnyt 114.1ib1oe4e 11.10.

Madtailitat Haldena: 40a7.171 Uhlman: 34,1017 Hy) Witsblnattott. D. 0.. 943.

Naughty Nib100%3[1.1)les100%3[1.1) 1311,1,Rotten'

the Yawn: 1:41.11001111 0.30E 311'

March 6; (Makchalca 121)00. 0.. 743 -Saucy iterchadeas: (Trier Phas. 14; !Mud -

10n1 CHy. 74 J- 0-13.Scan Dona; ileattenodt Detroit 743.Sneed -wets; /0172401,1 Hestia". Pa..

114710 Atlantan -a T -S; ..TrOel Phil 9.Slap 0Lattly Oats: itrhayety) Wathinglar..

D. 24' Maltby) Norfolk. Va., 11-1t,Topical Talieri; cold Howard? Amon

4Lyr10) Bridgeport. Conn.. 10.10.

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL(Routes are for carman week when be

totes are girth)Backhand. Tabulate, la Trio LAI& Forme'

(81010) lialeigis. N. C., 3. iCarciinoa: Illarobas) Winatoetaalem

100040107 or Mauer Roanoke. Vs., I.Nlavorn Tema! ,urea, Ct.eelnnatl.0010.1"Ko1c. 110th. In P7g7111a1i0n: (Cartana

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A.M.) TAME Hoak, Ark-, to: sConre_:;,..Halle 101,.. Clog.. 11-12; (Taman! Wichita,Kan.. 13; (Shiba Aid.) Oklahoma 01111441.

L011.4 A Toodanne, In Than SUE Ho leo Melt:11 Lotse. Alle410L.Male Animal. Too_ iweskri 2v:twilit. 0

C: Mamorlal Atid.) Lendsville 14Man Wro Com 10 Diarist. uttlt Clifton Wthii.

yowe. Cedar Rapid.. U.. 0; 'Orphan-,- Macaroon aParkaraya Madison, wo

/4.Mall whO Cam. to Mahar. atth Atexavol,Woe/trait- (Nationale wobteotoo. D. C.

My Sister anew, Cht.Night Mint Pali: taluant PittsburghPin, A, Needles. illiuddhsker) Ohl.athwart,. klaurice INP.PrecltStudent Rem*, 10fantl 0.14.1 MI.lifty Walk *14001 1S1.9124111 New Ittwo.

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March 8. 1941 VAUDEVILLE -BURLESQUE The Billboard 25

MagicBy BILL SACHS

DLACKSTONE THE MAGICIAN, whoLP closed last Thursday (271 at theRICO Shubert 77teriter. Cineinnatt spento few extra dam to Caney due to last-minute shuffle In bookings which sortof left the old nester up a tree. Black-stone mane a good impression and pulledgood butanes& on the Shubert engage-ment. Show runs much along the linesof other pram but Is considerably moveProuder and Rattner. The new opening.wherein Blackstone loads the stage withflower. and alike, even VOrnIng his crtn-Oline-gowned girl &militants Into hugsterminate is a socko Item. With threeether aces on the bill, *now was forcedto cut to 40 minutest but milli retained Itseffectiverwas. . . MR. AND MM. BCDIODMON. of Columbus, 0.. have hoppedto Florida for a month's venation, twoseeks of which will be spent In Plceidametres and In Havens on a prionlecruiser with friend. . . reAteaBROWN. after five weeks at ArabianGardena. Columbus, 0.. has begun ansaith's stay at Fox Herd Tavern. CedarMedd*, la.. ret by MCA. . DUONninon MUforl, mentsdiat, who concerntrades on the tamer convenUona. was a intor at the desk last Friday 1281. hop-ping down fnam hie home In Dayton, 0Re Is 'seeking a Chicago convention this'tett. and from there jumps to theKennedy Benuticiatue Convention InGrand Rapids. Mich.. which he ha. madethe last Kamm! years. Mon. who Po-tently returned from a flying trip toSouth Americo, has recently purcheredthe Sacred Belt of Tao, sold to have corn*originally from Delphi. India. He Is fea-turing It In his act. Duon Nays that ex-pertments have shown that the sound ofthe bell will not record on records..Wtt.L ROCK plays two days at PortKnox, Ey., this month. act by his man-sion Claude H Midi Long.... HARRYCECIL, Harold Sterling, Untie Peter,. W.C. Smith. Bud thigesitter. StewartJunta. Dr. Etna Bennett, and RobertKauko entertained the Detroit WandWavers with their miracles at the PolishCentury Club. Detroit, February 21. DelCartier, a visitor from Philly, gave demonstration with cards. . . JACKDELMAR has been appointed "orecialinntiMan" far the Ford Moot Companyand Is buoy on special shows In the Mo-tet City area for his new sponsor.

GLEN POPE, magician, and Rolf Passer.Viennese roentallat who have been

working together since rippeartng on theseen* bills several months ago at theMark Hopkins and Fairmount hotels.San Francisco. are current at Club Am -Ice, Rot Springs. Ark. They Jump exitIn a few weeks. Polo has had a busyseason since Ma arrival on the Coastlast April. including run at EarlCarrollia Los Angeles. and an aught -meekreturn engagement at the illitmore BowlIn the same village... . POWERS THEMAOICIAN is raoationing In St. Peters-burg. Me. with hie family.. . SUM,FttO,D closed fiettentay (I) at Miller'sSupper Club, Marton, Ind., and openedMonday at the Showboat, South fiend.Ind_ from whence he leaps to KansasCity. 1.10. . . BILLY KING 1. workingmagic for the Intertustional HarvesterCompany out of flan Antonio. Tee. withhis unit Including Marion 11cLioungh.Mu Vann. and Tonics Kay. . . . ACE11/MON. 'Med°. 0, Metter. postale thathe has been doing Wish on banquet andents dates in the Northern Ohlo area.lie recently caught Ming the Istagkinnat Meted° 'Wen. . . . HARRY8CHILT.1140, after two weeks of doublingbetween the Commodore Perry and Wil-lard begets. Toted*. 0. has taken his bagOf tricks to Northwood Inn. Detroit. for fortnight's stand that looks as tho Itmar stretch a week ref two longer.. . .

°EIMER THE MAGICIAN, who prayedthe Rivera Club, Columbus. 0.. last week,la slated to open foe the Ernie CreechMike there this week. . . JULE8 J.PRESLEY shoots ping on a OcorgeElea Who headlined recent show atthe YMCA. Baltimore. where ?reeky didthe eructing. "Karol is one of thedeeereat and most fameluttng perform-ttl In Magna end mental effects I hemever seen." Preeley aeribbles. . . . JOEKtray and Idedam Mike, mental workers.spent last week In Pontiac. Mich., vett-ing with the latter's daughter. Theyetre tip night club work with theirmental turn last July. and since havebeen pitching hotneeepes ht stores.

Canton Stock OpensTo Strong Business

CANTON, O.. March 1. -Stock bur-lesque. most pretentious ever seen here.opened at the Grand Priday (211 toturnaway buonessa, followed by a modweek -end including ems almost capacityhouse Sunday. At midweek patronagecontinued peer capacity.

Punk Breen, formerly with the }WetCircuit, is sponsoring the run here,which ta ur.deretood to be for 10 weeks.Frank Engle, formerly of Paterson. N. J..

house manager. The Grand Mu beengiven a thorn remodeling..

Opening week troupe Included MannyKing. Charles (Tramp) McNally. Char -mane. Leone Thurston, Lolits, ErnieHarmon. Al Golden Jr.. Phil Stone, anda 12.girt line. Disgust is effective andwardrobe is comparable to a big musicalshow.

One or two etude turns will he toedwith each MIL Howe is operating sevendays a week, with matinees Wednesday.Saturday, and Sunday. and the; midnightthaw fleturday. Nrw bill every Friday.

Bonnets scaled 40, 58. and first 10 rowsme 88 cents, with matinees 26 soul 35.Outdoor Winne is the most extensivegiven burlesque In years. territory with-in 40 miles having been "anipped" andcarded. Jack Davies band Is beck to thepit.

Run is planned to the second week inMay.

RevictuStar, Brooklyn

(Reelected Monday Menke, Febreary 21jCurrent show put on by F.dene Lynch

for Herold and !Renard Raymund andJerry Adler Is well weed. During Its 00minutes customers get plenty of valuereceived. The usual burly pattern Isfollowed.

Show gets under way with a cavalcadenumber, Marjorie Roy and DannyTucker vocalising 424 Street. Tuckerfoliose with Parttime On My Top Nat.Tommy Matt dors n water spouting gagwith Jimmy Pinto. Straight man JoeLyons assists. but the act isn't funny.

Thelma Lee. a pluminsh brunette.comes on for glow, parade teens -Mecum,

Joe Pried then does a railroad depotbit, with Lyons as straight, Outside ofcalling stations In double talk, they fallto bring the audience out of its mat-te:meaty stupor. However. Fried was suf-fering from laryngitis, which crampedhis style,

Show gains momentum when the fourshow girls and nine -MO line Imerturnedby Poinee eluding, mit on con -cues,Costuming Is most imp:emirs and thenine really hit. Monona. also sufferingfrom *mire cold, warbles bit InSpanish and then stripe Of the two.the stripping Is the better.

Marjorie Roy and Tucker give a 1928version of Moaning Low.

Tucker glens My Sloe finacen and theends offer a Itayttme number. RitaDesert, oentortionist and acre dancer,:mikes the outstanding appearance of theevenle.g and It Is hard to underetandrhy she Isn't given billing or buint.up.She failed to Impress this audience. butthis shouldn't be held against her.

Vleki Welts due a feat and vigorousstrip. The boys liked her. Marjorie Rayend Joe mos. with Iowa. ortraight, de acafe went. Tried drinks, aptte andgurgles lot of water from a chant -partner brittle, lerteees facial expressionswinning applause. Tucker sings MayNever Lore Aeon, Miss Dever° returningto give another exhibition of her mulltalent.

David LanghtOn. colored Winans.eines Without a Song and 01' Man Finer.Ills mere Is powerful end *Mild be moreinelodlo without the mike.

True usual hospital anent has MarjorieRoy end Raft as principals,

Against n haekground of A Pretty GirlIs Like a Melody, Loin Deleon 0 feet 4Mehra. sheds gracefully. In Brooklyn.she's definitely box mule..

Murray Mleiln is In the pit.Saes Abbott

They're current in South Bead. Dtd.. .

0172 MANNINO-Shoot In your Markleaddrese Holding Important menage foryou. . . . NORMAN IltE WIZARD co. N.Menge) Mu booked Ina magic Amer atSky Hanoi night dab. Hot Springs. Ark..for an Indefinite =Meagan

,Minnie l'rincipuls SetatINNEeP0113, March 1. -With strip.

per Ncel Cuter as hie second attraction.Harry Hirsh. co -manager of the newlyopened Alvin Theater, wad he hes hieprirelpals set for the neat few weeks ofburly entertainment. They see Toone)(Bono) Snyder. Charlie Country. JackBuckley and Jack Arnold. Val Williams.Oaye Knight. Vicky McNeely. and Inez()amble. Vented) Pegrim Is In charge ofproductions and the 1t -girt line.

Youngstown Stock ResumesYOUNGSTOWN, 0_ March 1. --Grand

here reopened February 21 with stockburlesque under sponsorship of JackKane. Labeled Broadway Atter Dark,new troupe Included Jack Lamont JoeWard, Zola Itockltn. Tuners and VivienHut Walter Collins. Bob Ray, and a line

girls.Potiey

will continue grind, with admis-Mon prices slightly tip. Berm days aweek. midnight ahoy Saturday, with newbills Fridays.

Dayton Burly HotDAYTON, o.. March 1. -Seven hun-

dred neurons of the et/Ilion Hirst bus,Roque house, Bled out when fire inwhere' cireming room sent smoke thoutheater Saturday (221.

Caught In the midst of her strip,Gladys Fox continued her act. andhouse orchestra played en while patronsmoved out following fir,, announcementby Musser? Dan Darenport.

Rose LaRose AgainCensored in B'p't

BRIDGEPORT. Conn., Motels 1.-RoellLaRue. featured at the Lover -Poll -LyricTheater this week with a Itint show. got.In wrong with the local pollee censoragain_ Sergeant Joseph Coughlin. thecerasoc, told the management that shehad better exit after tour performance,.and exit she did.

She had the tune trouble at this honedlast seasen, when she was out after onlytwo performances. 'Minnie Garrett waspromoted to featured sprit for the week.

MaddenRutinick HotelBRIDGEPORT, Conn.. march 1. -102 -

die Madden, manager of the Lorm-Poli-Lyric Theater, Hurst Circuit house. op-erated In putnerehip with Max Rudnickand tray )Gnd, wilt go Into the hotellameness March 15. In partnership withRudnick, to. will take over the StretfordAnnex Hotel bete a 102 -nom spot on 10 -year tease from the locw.New Peg'land Circuit owners. Will change nameto the Sam Hotel.

No City Burly -YetNnW YORK. March 1. -Deal to take

over City Theater here by Sam Brialunanand Mae Rudnick, changing It Into aburly house with a preen tomorrow(2), has fallen thru, at lust temporarily.

According to Brinkman, It was decidedthe rental was too steep, rand he le nowtrying to buy the property outright.

Burlesque NottsNew York CH4 ea/

NEW YORK:HERBERT K. WRECK?, bock front St -

Louis, IA assembling a 45 -people unit.Nays he boa 20 %woke already assured.Title will lie The Girl Pun Minskytt. . . AUER 011.11FJeT. Republic pro-ducer, also going In ter untu on theaide. . . . LEE TRENT. ;Weight man.formerty In pictures and the last allmonths at the Capitol. San Francine*,heeding mat for New York Pointehouses. . . DTAN ROWLAND held overat the 000 Club, Chicago, where Paddy

another ex -Hirst wheel principal.recently beenme enlace. . . . PETITECARROLL inured from the Star. Brook-ITn, to the Howard. Boston. where sheextrinattractioned week of February 21.... PAULA NORTON doubling In *emuand as show Mei in linwerd Mont-gomery's hack 11110 at the Tether*. .

JOHNNY MAC. dancer at the Burbank.Le Angeles, before It clued, has signeda jeer's contract with MOW Now withBob Crosby In raude. Wife. Erase Is achorine at the Follicle Los Angeles, -REPUBLIC has Tenn Ikao with her myr-tle sot. Phis serpents and hoards. forextra attraction March 2 week.

ANN CORIO hes a 01$00 week offerto head a 38 -people unit to tour SouthAmerica for six months. sclera show tobe In pantomime with the exception ofher lyric* with the strip. . . . RITADEVER& acre danger, who Was at theRadio City Music Hall, is making herfleet appearance in Polling house, at theStar, Brooklyn. tinder Dave Coluaa book-ing. . . BOB SANDBERG. formerstraight, erelong a theater in San Diego.Calif.. for burlesque. . . . KENNYBRENNA landed In Loss Angeles fromAngeline last week and visited the Pop -Iles Theater. , . . STEVE MILLS, comic.reterreging from an appendicitis opera-tion In York Hospital. Bert Markspinch-hit at the Elting*. . . MADOCCARMYLE Irma Vogrier, and Tees Noelopened at the Mingo Pelminry 21.

. .NO5. CARTER clued February 27 at

the Gaiety and opened the next day atthe Grand, Canton, 0 Then rope InMinneapolis, Chtengo, and other MidwestCircuit hoist,. . . . DIMPLES DELIGHT.an el -show girl from the Grand. St.taut, and Protegee of lots Dente, Isleaving the Hint wheel for principalberth at the Gaiety, opening Muth 14.(Soo BURLESQUE NOTES on page 2T)

CHICAGO:VIC PLANT and Seder and Wort are

entente the Midwest Circuit at. ClevelandMarch 6 . NOEL CARTER will befeatured attraction at the Alvin, Minne-apolis. week of March 7. following Ann

Corm. Her next stop the following reekIs the Rialto. Chicago. . . hintMARSHALL opened Prtday (281 at theRialto.. . . KENNY BRENNA. returningfrom Australia. will be at the MelloMarch 21. . . . JACK LAMONT opensthe Alvin. /Animations. March 7. .

JUNE ST. CLAIR will play Fay's. Mille-delphin, week of March 13.. . . HINDAWASSAU will be tile featured attractionat the Capitol. Talcdo. 0.. February 20week... GEORGE YOUNG writes fromMonde that he te enjoying Isle vacatione nd will return North April I. . . .

WILLIE GORDON opened Friday (28) atthe Orand. Youngstown, 0. . . . SAMRIDER, formerly is figure In burlesque.'anthem! Ills Little Theater. tattle Rock.Ark_ last week_ . . VICKI MeNIMLYopened at the Alvin_ Mintirepolteday (281.

FROM ALL AROUND:WALLY (POT. HF.ADI BRENAN, former

tab and burly live. now with the Cana -chin Army In England as a wireless op-erator, shoots a line to thank the friendswho wrote him recently. *Celt Alt MTfriends to write." pens Wally. "It Meer*ao much to us guns. Jerry has beenOTer the tut few nights: dropped someeggs pretty clue but so far nkeh"Iltrenanr address Is Sig. Bremen WP.C85443, E BAet, Bugs. 4th Field Reel.RCA. 2d Canadian Division.

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Don Taylor Plans2 Touring Units

PORTLAND, Ore, March 1.-Don Tay -lee. of the Ilse:green Players,who recently announced the troupe'sforthcoming opening with ScientificRomeo, three -set mystery comedy. an -110103 CC. a switch to Diana whereby bewill launch two unite playing the seamvehicle.

According to Taylor, each unit willhave two advance agenta, each working*operate trona the other. The show willwork seven nights a week. mostly onemeeenigrdete. The advances are alreadyon the road, with the two units in thethroes of formation. Rehearsals ateranted to begin In Portland March 12.with both unite carded to open la Ore-gon March IS.

Unit No. 1 le being advanced by HelenAbbott and Bob Barnes The coat ofthe No. 1 unit will be heeded by DonTaylor and Vy Del Martin. "Perk" Pa-tine and H. K. (0571 Osyiord will pilotthe No. 2 unit. Leads for the 'secondunit have not wt been *elected, Taylorsays. Both shows will play under preen-Intim sponsorship on a guarantee basis.Taylor reports.

The PaceBy E. F. HANNAN

/THE changes In smell roadoitow budera are proof that entertainmen

Merles and goers to eyelets. The dance -after -the -show Idea wee popular 50 yearsago. rand here it Is again being workedby outfits playing eataller places. Thebarn dance of today is one el the Oldestof rural ideas, the same old buskin beewith the txruntry fiddler *attire It off.

In the old-time play Si Simpkins theMidterm was Invited onto the stage toparticipate in an old-fmanoned countryebreak-down," whteh always ended In ahumdinger of a time foe both panic: -panto and onlookers. It's somethingnew. so they think today, More one -:tight eland farces In the heyday of theroad were concerned with tier anticsMinted on under the roof of the middle -Claws American family then anything else.The adolescent youth and sap father :demOki -timers remember Grimes CellarDoor. Wm new today, ro they think.

One of the lilt acts playing clubs InEastern cities last semen was a trickMOUntat. He did the same old tricks,and did them well: the some old POPGOes the Weasel and How Dry / Am,battalions that moat of the old-timerswed. Shades of that old-time trickster.Prince Wentworth. It's new now, sothey think.

Recently I saw a performer do a musieat act on the harp. Its tiralthed histern with a harp song and dance andwowed her audiences. Even to, agentthat booked him thought It was some-thing new from the clouds_ Oldtirnerewilt remember Chancy Diamond, whoWas good with both harp and feet. Feethe poet two or three eiemetee Broadwayhex gone overboard for comcdiana andothers as audience plant.. One of theboot known tramp teams of the (le roaddays opened their opus; by walking downthe center aisle arm In arm. The goodaid days of Ward and yokes and ElmerWalters. It's all new now. no they think,Small neadshows need not fear boom -tog outmoded, as even the silent Momsee a novelty today. It's Jura a metierOf thanging often enough to keep upwith the pare.

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In the Carnival Department or thislute appear the names of thou bay -tag Selectfte Service mail in thevarious Oftircea of The 811/board. Thislet la published In addition to thereemea which are net In capital lettersIn the regular letter Liu.

Monte Norarro TORSPS Pose,To Toby "SeaBee" IlaytrorthIklitors Tee Billboard:

WatertOwn, N. Y.It VOA with regret that I read In last

week', Usu. that eeteaBee" Hayworth hashad to give up ble North Carolina circle.due to lit health, es It was a awell showwith tine Toby In etkettee."

Hayworth has forgotten more abouttabloid end short -mat dranuttle billsthan lot of us yceinger once will everknow. I got a worelerful oducatton Intwo season e with his show, I liner seers

Cold, Rain HurtsBacker in Macon

MACON. Ga., March 1.-first minstrelshow to play under canvas here In manyyears was Carl D. Backer's Ferrous Mtn -tercet, which thowed Inc two weeks underauspicee of American Legion Post No. '74.

Show Jumped Into Macon from Sevennth and eirobited the Wet week on the}Incite). Foundry lot. Cold and rainhurt Dualities, which wet declared underPm.

teemed week show played a city play -Mewed lot In the heart of colored resi-dential section. Desineee wee better.

This was the first tent thole of thenew sea. -on to operate here.

bon take rime meaniviettas bills andwork them into n beauttlet1 story.

Let's hope that "Seatteee" healthmend* quickly and let's see some moreof Omen rube °prim as only he can pre-sent them hare for many yearswatched 'Meanie' work end there wasnever a finer or funnier toby than he.

MONTE NOVARRO.

Readers Continue ReminiscingOil 01(1 10-20-30 Rep Show Days

the cast of 14 when Old Man (LostSprineftetd. Ohio. sometimes failed to perambulate.

Edition' The Billboard: In the repertory were such standardThe galaxy of pop -price rep shows of plays as Mistress Nee Credit Lorraine.

our Juvenile days resurrected in recent Romeo cad Juliet, and the perennialWine of The Billboard. followlmi Mr, slapstick classic with the three battiest,Nealanda Informative reminder, te01111 A Pantile Affair, for matinees. Someto grow. Unforlunately. 1 have miseed of the acting was terrible. but on thesome of the instalhnents while trouping whole the playa were spiendlelly deemed,In the sticks, and tt may be that sonic and season after season Rain of thewriter has recalled the followthg: One Northwest lOoked forward anxioudy toof the popular companies on the West our coming, while the notraps.pers gaveCorot and across the Canadian Dominion many columns to gicelfying our "artisticwee the Clara Mathis Stock Company, performances."with whom 1 made my debut as a As to Clara Methea, her seder, and theThespian. Tile company Could hardly beloved Will March, oblivion claimedbe rated among the teredwent-thirts, as them long ago. Some years ago I sawwe notnettmes played to $1.00 top In the our faithful advance agent, Will Tab -misting camps and sheep -ranch towns. belt, In Danes, a succeesful beelisem

Will )dayth. the manager. was as man. Ocetutionally I see the white-hairedsquare -shooting a keeper as ever wore Del Lawrence and hoar Me rich, sonorousgrease paint and crepe whisker,. and it voice on the screen In some serial. A

hurt him worn than most members of callow amateur playing my first role 10

!Endurance Shuts(Communications

Fire Years AgoTHE SAVIN ROCK sande In New

Hazen. Conn., was awing the end....SID RUFUS, en route to Jackson, Mich.,wan a visitor to the enduranceFRANCES LUSK was In New Bedford.Mae:. . . TIIRFX RYANS and EagleMaier visited Herbert T. Inman In lauy-ton. 0.. . . PRANK COSTELLO, HelenCheater, Aunty Dowel. Johnny Nelson.and Jimmy Ferrel:al were with the StateTheater show in Torrington, Com]. . .

JIMMY JOY was at home in St. Louts.MACK TOWNSFerla was at home in

Memphis, resting up after a spell of theflu... , VIC PUREE wee a visitor at theCincinnati office. lie was set fora seriesof club dates' In the Queen City territory.

DON KINO (contestant) wee doingpublicity work for a show syndicate inPennsylvania.... HERMAN BEARZI wasworking as masseur In a Pittsburghhealth club. ... BILL OWNES bad re-covered from his back Injury and wasback an the Job at Sportleed, San Fran-cisco. as control -room a'e'rator andenure....JOE AND DOT SOLAR badqult the endurance field to settle in Ohl -race, where Joe was employed as a

PETE VAN Alen not werk-lne club data In Park. Mattoon, andMar:hall,lit.... etteS. J. B. STEINEL

WANTED QUICKFOR ROBINSON'S SILVER MINSTRELS

Alto 1st P1. ye wet. reeds aA doublet Clarinet. BAIA Prater, Chums Grit Lett Wornoak who con cut W.. a 16.11 Singer. ferule: AtAnK 1 D . lahnnh, Tew/PW.Nro.itoruan. anawor Ibis Ad. Co.odiae. answer till. Ad. Want tally orgsalsod Showter S is 10 toorita' V/0111 . Mart 5. 4,./e.1 10 In baud and colt. Chartie Tatter, got in

rases with n.e ankh.ROIINION'S Steele LIINSTRIU tier I Week°, WarnIngten. N. C.

to BILL SACHS, Cincinnati Oftko)had left for Here.:Mu. . ANGELO(100Y) 1CARPMAN wise working In Chi.

.ROBERT FRANKLIN BURNS mks

about the wherestentut of Hie Hat, EddieO'Hara, and Duke Hall.

JIMMIE HORAN cards the followingfrom Rollywood: "I am now residinghere. managing my own studio apart-nseint building. Would like to have anyof my old friends pay me a visit whenthey are out thin way.'-

WE'VE RACKED OUR BRAINS tofind scene Incentere which would In-duce the various promoters and eon-testants to show more co-operation In*ending to reports on their Allows, butour efforts have garnered small returns.Whether it's a C.1.4 of "Let George DoIt" or tack of Interest, we don't know.What about It?

IRENE AND PHYLISS query: "Who isthe oldest and youngest mere in thefield today in regard to experience"We'll leave It to you. Who's who?

INQUIRIES WERE RECEIVED recentlyon Jr. Jack Kelly. Phil Arnold, JohnnyDevitt, Does Neuhert Penny Anderson.Joe Natty. Porky Jambe. Siretty Inman.]hies llackler. Johnnie Billie, JohnnyMaker. Skippy Skidmore. Jimmie Horan.Rajah Bergman. Hat Brown, Carty Linder,Charley Baldwin, Helen Chester. BM Mc-Coy, B1U Stein, George Russell, TonyMernno, Jack Leonard. hilly Ryan. MarvinHobough. Cherlie Smalley, Art Robertson.and Bobby Dunlgan.

RE iNCILTIRIES on Al Lyman and Jerry(The Lual Breanahare the test the col-umn heard Lyman Irani working hie mimicset In Fleming* Park and other epee, inMiami. and Bresnahan was working Chi -Mao night clubs.

dreier,. I owe snitch to hum. Althoho must hale thought me the world'srottenest ham. he never told me.

Charles Drew Meek, an old-time min -steel corner:Ilan and big-timer seude-vale In the Keith -Proctor and Orpheumdays. managed a small but popular corn -pony of rep player. for several seasons.The last time I saw Mtn was In Leublans,a member of Ed C. Nutty ComediansOw was It Paul Ensile/es?).

Several beautiful pages here been tornout of our stage history, but none moreglamorous than those of the Old ten-twent-thin rep thew days. Many of the

(See 1040-30 on page (1)

Rep RipplesVDDIE MASON, who formerly lead hieLe country give-away feature with theMstegc Kinsey Players, is now workIngthe some stunt on a few stands out ofColumbus, 0. The little %suntan. Rode(Babe) Mason, has jumped to Norton,Md., to agent Mrs. /Bale Gallagher inthe operation of the. latter'. Pate Show-boat Orel. , , OTHER itrzsTmearound Columbus. 0.. are Dome Wil-liams. who with Al Price is still working.torte's Osy Was: Prank Miley. working,clubs, and Johnny Thiele ex-Rtilroyer,associated with sign company there.

. PRANK CAOOAN writes that a mem-ber of the nicht-angered gentry enteredMs trailer recently in McIntyre. Oa.. andmade off with ale poke containingtr-ottey. valuable papers, union cards, anda check for 1 ant....Pit 'V$ PUNSHOW Is reported to be enjoying favor-able business In halls and schools t11101Central Minnessote. Roster Includes Dave)Yeti, Carol Freel, and AI P. Prank'ssmall animal turn.... MIME MERCER,well-known repater, is playing club date/.111 the Beaton area.... ROY PAIMINO,formerly of rep and tab, Ls now ale( MO-nouncer at Station WI.00. Logan,W. Va., tender the name of Peelle Adams.He sees formerly on tine atria of WTAD,Cheney. ... 11. 3. RESNICK. formertent show operator, Is showing Mipsunder auspices In the Ceps Clod etetiertof Measachtmetts. Ile recently' playedtowns around Camp Edwards in thatState. Remick is featuring Western

and foe the Beth end gives 'emBeckett a dramatic bill by L. P. Han-non. He is set with a New Faigland car-nival for the summer.. . , BOB LINKInfos that his =mall track In clickIng 'etaof okeh In *thee.* and balls In the Ike -well, N. EL. section.

AL S. 1,1TCACII1LEY closed a 44 -weekecaoyn with Balser, CommILar.. at

Pert Myere, Yla. VOA -nary 22 and jumpedto hie home In Beatrice. Neb., for a mat. . . MR. AND MRS. OLIVFX MORT(Stella Hayes, have settled In St. Peters-burg. Fla_ where they recently movedinto a new flee -room home. They arekeeping busy on ledge, tourist club.hotel, and picnic date* In the territoryHight has written a new song. WhenYou Get That Florida Sand to YourShoes, which be feels will catch 011 ina big way In the State. The MoraleChamber of Commerce is lending Itsefforts art putting the ditty over. he an-}lett/Leal . . . NORMAN J. B113T. cur-rently In Steuben County. Indiana. withhis nude-piethre combo, will nukeNorthern Michigan ender einem, thesummer. He played Michigan tetra lesteummeriwIth a crime fifth show. .

E. C. WEBSTER is contacting societiesand churches' in York County. Maine,with the religious play The Xing StillRees:rite . - OTIS OLIVER. former dockand rep manegeeLsottll staging musicalsfor Mete oem.rilsations In the PacificNorthwest. He reports beeineta good.

.. 0..1, KIPP, whose four -people mode -picture show Is pleytng nehmen and bathIn Northern Alabama to geed returns,will take to eal1VM. In the spring to playOklahoma and Western Trees. . .

T110.14Net FUN OHM'. reported playingto satisfactory returns In McLain County.Oklahoma. Is elated to play Alabamaand MizeilstIppl Under canvas this mum-mer. Shows tent Nutmeat Is storedat Pert Worth. 'Tex.

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Mareh 8, 1941 The Billboard 27

Non -Theatrical FilmsConducted by THE ROAD5HOWMAN

1Corernunications to 1564 Broadway, New York City/

Lectwes Aid RoadshowmenSecure Additional Bookings

KEW YORK. March 1.-ItosuishowenenOffering special feature.., such as ke-tones, In connection with their movieprograms are ellektng solidly over thecatkin.

Among those who lecture Is Jame* KBOrabsugh. Now Jersey rondshowman.who has been *hardest °now We-shine-low-)ifs Lffe and Time. Ito has pre-sented thts film along with his talk morethan 200 tamest Film runs epproMmetely45 minute*, which Is about the correctlength of a movie for lecturing purposes,be

Docking data are mewed thni con.Slant plugging. HOrabaUgh declared. andthe roacishoerman Must present his bidfor A show just when the prospectivecustomer Is in mind to give a program.This operator has beets In the businesssfor over 20 years. starting about the timeof the World War. when he went outwith a film to lecture on the U.S. Nary.Pact that the operator has a lecture withthe film annum hint of a booking, as heIs probably the only one in th errs whocan deliver this particular program.atom this Is the ease. dates are heldclam to many ensen until the tvestashow-man can MI them.

Combos WonsanPenmen! contacts for lectures are Im-

potent, The echoed principal buyingthe show wants to see the type or manwho In going to deliver the' talk. Hefeels, said Itorabaugh, that It is imperil -tire that the man be neat In appearance.thoroly funnier with hits subject, andknow how to talk. En arranging a lec-ture to accompany a certain picture,Rmabaugh screens It several times priorto the Initial showing. After 10 or 12showings he Is Mealier with neatly everyfoot of the Alm and as better able to timehls talk.

While lectures with farm utilize mostof his time. Rorabaugh finds Ume forsecular romishown. Recently he showedPhantom Txpress, hut a Crown, andRoy Meets Does to an nudience of 1,200school children. He epeciallses In clam -?men and auditorium darkening whichtextile* him to play schools eluting theday. At nloht he gives rhos in churchesand clubs. This latter schedule Ii un-woolly well nned at thin time becameof Lent.

TS44/ser to FieldIn Michigan. Peter Skeberdin. a school-

teacher. has been eamplenter.tino histeacher activities with putting on showsIn school* within a while radius of hishems town. Ile ism; cartoons. trivet!...hotta. end educational shorte treating.itch subjects as the life of the bee, Bah,flowers, and trees which he Ands tope.

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Most of his shows. which are of the edit.calk:mid type, are put on in the after-noon after school hours for a 10 -centCharge. A brief talk, dealing generallywith sonic phase of the ',object not COSgeed thoroly In the nim. Is lovers.

Eke:emits supplements ha. educationalfilm talks by putting on cloning 'horsfor high school pupils who with to raisemoney for their C1364 LITNTurte. Forthis type show be uses feature-lengthpictures with a few shorts. Hu experionce has proved the wisdom of tote -tineon a guarantee aufftclent to cover thefum rental cost,

Commodore Benjamin H. factiombeig,regarded as one of American foremostlifesaving end vostimmlng educateers, bangiven more than 000 lectures and demon -mention* in lila field to approximatelyb40.000 people In Zi States. He has per-fected a method of swimming instruc-tion bearing his name. He had motionpictures made Of his system and tarsthem to Illustrate his lectures. Insequipment is rimed up In such a man.nor that lie can operate It by remotecontrol from his position In front of theaudience.

Ellsworth Carpenter is planning to usea melee of religious Alms In connectionwith his lectures.

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DPW, Powell, New York rendition -menhas returned to his home here after atrek of two month, thou upstate NewYork and Pennsylvania. where ho put onMoan in hem and grills. Spots playedincluded Scranton. Pittaton.Barre, Binghamton. and LlutIm. Twoseason/. ago Powell showed old-timemanes In BLANCA'S In Coney Island. Withthat building now being demo/Plied tomake way for a ride, Powell Is planningto barnstorm with a program of warAlms. While the battle picture& are be-ing secured. be will devote his time toreligious Opts in the vicinity of NowYork.

James (Tiny) Day. organist, reportsthat his old -lime movies In the PineRoom In the Stratfield hotel. Bridgeport,Conn., continue to pull In big way.Invent programs have Included The LostWorts! and Fast Lynne, both fire -reelfeatures, tee Carman -al, Cotrbo;n and/*diem, and Wisp Ores World Wonders.the latter three nound-on.nlm. SpeekMg of the serial. The Flame righters, ofwhich two chapters ate run each Mon-day night. Day said: "Audlences com-ments adds Interest to the Alin. Thesudden ending of each episode alwaysbrings a round od witty remarks."

Clifton E. Albee, director of recreationat the Farm and Trades School, Thomp.eon's Island, notion. reports that silentnlms are clicking with students. Putt-tutlon I. a private school for wormyboys of limited means between the agesof 10 and IS. A weekly show LA put onand about 4.000 feet of Dim are stud_Prom one library, says Albee. completesubject of about 2,400 feet plus a coupleof onc-rect novelties are embed. no-in:tinder of the program connate of 'du-eattorusl subjects. About 100 top at-tend the /show held In a small hell.Throw 1.1 about 45 feet. Aline add* thatthe pictures are "anticipated eagerly bythe boys each week."

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mild that tee was not completely satiation:Iwith previous renulte and has set up newstandards to make this you% crop ofoperators more Rallied and bettertrained. As a moult he his created threeclasses among the pupUn'-a Wet clamtram which a chief operator Is to beselected each year, a second class demi.opIng schooled operators, and thirdclass for novices and apprenticeships.

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GLADIATOR. THE, released by NuArt Vilma. Inc. Stars Joe E. BrownJune Travis. Man Mountaln Deanand DIckle Moore. Brown becomesthe unsuspecting victim of an expertinent which Increases the normad strength of humans aid ourprises the spectators at a footballscrimmage with an amazing taigaHon of strength. In order to ratiofund* to adopt en orphan to whomhe has become attached. Joe that -:Mom Man Mountain Dean to titlebout_ Running time. TO minutes.

RITISH-GREEK VICTORIES, releasedby Castle Pilule Shown smiles ofearly mansions In Ethiopia and Al-benia and counter-offennees withthe Fascists In near rout. Actualbattle *ernes show capture and re.capture of Sidi llama. Shot& alsonude at Hardie. Argyraitstron. andFritren. Running tone. 10 minutest

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Booked by Dave Cohn. . . CLAUDEMATHIS, former comic. In now owner oftwo retina -mots In San Veto. COIL . .

MARGARET 01BSON rejected a bid fordaughter Meseta Eloise (formerly Grif-fin) for the plc. Dance. Cleo, Dance. Msthought she would be ready for a filmcareer In utonit another year.. . . LBWAND LEANNE, dance team from theWest, are debuting In burly Via a Hirstwheeler, . . . MARCRLLA MANN, burlyprincipal. elevated herself further Fee/W-eer 17 at Kirk's In Greenwich Village.where she fronts the 10 -man HoneyHaynes crk her own organization. . . .BECKY OSBORNE doubled In strips andIn the front line of the =tinge recently.Sinter Bally is chorus captain of a Hirstwheel show.

aoarra ROYCE. following her Febru-ary 21 week at the Republic. twitches toa atery at the Highway Ceram,. Pall!Over. Mans. few tan weeks, and then tothe Tim. Philadelphia. . . . WINNIF.GARRETT to vacation tatter part of thl.month In btlarn1 and Havana. . .

RUTH MASON. after her Gaiety staybete, opened with Art Comer's tab InBoston. which la headed foe Nora BCOtlaher bottle.. . . GUS SCHILLING, comic.has just written two wings. 1 Harried angernmo and You Tried To Rreak a Prokeneort. . . . RED MARSHALL and Do-lores Dawn bare returned to the Ilittwo.tCircuit . . . BERT MARKS, comic, Itnlobed eight weeks at the Fettnge Pebriisty 20 and moved to the Ten sor° the foltowing day.. . . HARRY CORNELL backstralghting at the Capital. San Prancisco.where are Eddie Lloyd and ChnritsFlitches', comics UNO.

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to Intelsat to morine his medical studies.JANE PROMAN sprained her ankh,

white aorking the Chicago Theater lastseek. Injury was not serious enough tokeep her oft the stage.... OWEN !MO-NO -TT. who wns to hare resumed withContinental Heat Wane unit March 2.rase postponed It due to n ruptured aropencil' which hiss confined him to anAtlanta stow. . . . oravrnro. nowworking his novelty turn out of BIllSiren MSc., Roustcni. Tex., reports hisHub and nude dates plentiful In thatarea. hut money just en -so

J. LALOR JOYCE. manager of the Rip-padrome, Pertemalle, Pa. reports that hittbrece-day weekly music Is still clicking.

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DAODY-Albert M. 81. founder

and0 In New York_ C filial Curtaineponsce of the Minkel Moro -Mgr. Feb -rusty

Hattie, 74. former con-cert anger and whistler. Us Henry FordHo:Muth Detroit. February 23 attar sa-cral necks' Ilitles. Survirect by tourchildren.

BArdetti - Eugene (Daddy). 72. neehorse owner and breeder, widely knownamong Ohio county far executives andhorsemen. February 22 In Mt. CarmelHospital, Columbus.. 0.. of pneummila.Servile* In Grove city. 0.. with burnt InNorwalk. 0.

BEDDINGTON-Prof.John.66.1noand founder of the Miming° Valley Symphony Orchestra. February 23 at Ind InaneIn abloom Pa. Born in ragland. hoplayed with amend prominent orellestrasin that country before naming to theUnited Mates In 104:0. Banal In Sharon.

BIDDLE-Fred W. 65. former cook-house owner and manager with dittoesand Wild West AMR% of a stroke Febru-ary 13 In Vero Beach, Fla. Dirid/o bedbeen with !Imola Walter L. Man, PawneeB/11 W iId Went. and Jones. &Intlaor. slums.He had slap been a randy stand operator.and spent the put 20 years with carnivalsSurvived by a brother. John. Burial InVero Beach.

BLANCHARD - Charles, fen veteranpitenman. of heart attack February at inCanary, HI. where he resided the pat30 yeas survived by its widow and aa0n. Ttionum.

DOY13--Mrs. Pnbelle Barnett. 34. em-ployee of William Berridge, Soren Qua-ntal (once...donate. recently In Coat-t-ell/1i IPa.I Hospital of Injurna atutainedIn a car math February 13 at Gap. Pa.

BRACEY-Mra Clara Thomsen. 06.tamer London and Now York actressand mother of fetiney Eraea7 and 7.41tI0PUlbury. film atom. February 22 at herborne in Hollywood. She beaded her cornopera company In Anaemia% and waispoorer film seaters Service* in Holly-wood February 23. wIth crania:en InHollywood Memorial Park Crematory.

BROWN-Traddene 54. former Fed-e ral Cornmunleattem, Commlasioner, of

In that city February 24 of aheart attack. At the lane of death hoTM prat:Ong law. Survived by hisWow and ton. Burial in Arlington(Val Cemetery February 28.

BROWNING -Mrs. Prank M., 72. motherOf Joe Finaleang entialcian formerly with(10111400 band, the Royal Scotch Highland-er*. and liegenbeck-Wallece band. Feb -flier, 24 at her home In Falmouth. Ky.She leaves her htarbanel. two other sons,and a daughter.

CLARK -Mary (Maw Many Buchanani.former abow girl. suddenly rebruery 26In bet hotel In New York.

COWELL-Maybelle (Matilda Labelle).at One time <1.A1/77 and operator Of atrained antral set. February 10 in Just -A -Mere Home and Hosnitel. Akron. o., ofa Mart aliment. Deceased had trouped*Illy Hampton's Great II:metro Sheave.Moneet John' !Lunen, and Con T. Ken -body. Survived by a (fomenter, Mrs. DellaCappin, of Erie. Pa. Seretre. In Akron.with interment In Mount Peace CemeteryMoto.

00X -James D.. 54. owner and operatorof Often Cafe, and weU knosti to showpeople. Febniery 23 to Soya Oak (Mich.)Hospital of tunnies sustained in an autoMai Sunned by his widow, Margaret;flee children. Beatrice. Jarmo, William.Donald. and Darldi his parents, and a

Robert ,McDanielRobert McDaniel. veteran edvarme

:tun. who had been with the .1. D. 110 -Mann and H. H. LaPeal mecums.Dickeyn Circle 13 Ranch Wild West.Sipes Dog and Pony Show. and else(leap ft Ltubb Attractions died InPortland (Ind.) Hospital February 22.

it. had been retired the lms fewyears. residing in Portland. where heowned property. 110 was Interceded inthe Jay County IInd.) Fair and Hertahis efforts many Improvements vanmade In live fair itmociatIon FuneralIn Portland February 25, with Port-land's mayor. Finger Ludy. manager ofthe Hine. Theater, in attendance. a.well city COMMUnion. who servedas pallbearers.

Sista. *ervkta from the re.,:dence inBerkley. Mich,

COX -Joe. 41, pitchman. In a Pitts-burgh hospital February 25 of a heartattack. Minerst at St. May's at theMount Church. Pittsburgh.

DEADY-Thnothy, the poet 15 yeastot va,mantesinent and 'mutant advanceman with Coleman Bros: Shorn Febriury10 in U. 8. Veteran' Itcapital, Newing-ton. Conn. Breams from the residence,Weaterly. It. I.. Fehrwsry 22, 141711 SOW.[tient In Sham Bend Cemetery.

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D000E-C. It. 63, civil engineer and'father of Mrs. Earl Woodward, of the FourEarls, In Ogdensburg, N. V.. February 15of a heart ailment. Other Jur:Mors In-clude his widow, a daughter, and A sitter.

Is Losi.o at.e0.7 M 0,.. L,10. mevem. salEstelle Fratus DennisWS., Will To **V North 750, Mee.

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DOMINIA.K-Yrank, 37, bitlposter andformer circus mployre. drowned Febru-ary 14 In Grand Rapids, Mich. Dominlakspent two masons with the Al 0. BatasCircus advertising car No, 1. Survived byJul widow, three brothers, and two asters.

DURAND-Mrs. Ands Helen Ilubtard.70, former vaudmille performer and mu-sictan. February 21 at home In Cheshire.Conn. after a brief Illnesa. Al a memberof the vaudeville team, the Five MinimaDurand* she toured the major vaude cir-cuits giving over 3.700 performances.She Saved her husband. two daughter.,and a eon,

DURANTE-Butolecaeo. 02. father ofJimmy Durtmte. actor. February 27 at theMidtown Hospital, New York. Ile alsoteam a daughter.

IDIEGALT-Arthur J. 84, member ofthe New Haven (Conn.) SymphonyOrchestra Use past 20 years. In that cityFebruary 18 after a brief 1111101e. lie wasa member of the Governor', Foot GuardBand and secretary of !neat No. 334.American ?Moran:it of afuelMand, NewHaven.

PAATKENHEUFA-Willlam, CO, veterantympanist with time Minneapolis Sym-phony Orchestra, at his home In that cityFebruary N. Platkeztheuern early mu-sical training was wIth a entwined troupe.In feeent years he taught music at theUniremity of Mtnneesita and at MacnballSchool of Mimic. Hemmed was a brotherof the late Max Partkenbetier. known Intheatrical etreira rind builder of Cleve-land% Hipprodrome. Survived by hiswidow. a daughter. and a von. Strviestoin 31Inneopeile February 28.

GALL.A,011124-Mrs. Ann Lartmer, 61.wife of George W. Cella:her. forma cir-cus manager and show producer. February25 at home In New Rochelle, N. Y.. after abrief Minces.

GIB118-Robert. 81. former actor. Feb-ruary 22 In a private nursing home InClifton, St I. N. Y.. after a long illnem.He was in the original eau of threeBroadway productions. The Pt r, SioesomTime, and Madame. X. fn 1024 he wee InAtIsel of Lose. The 'ante year he VanedWalter Ibunpdenn company In the pro-duction of Cesponearehf. This was lilalast stage performance, 011ose was Amember or The Pierers and the Acton'Mind of Amami. Ile Mama a brother.Burial to the Actors' Fund plot In KCILliC0Cemetery. Kennet% N. Y.

HOLLTWAY-W. C. Mani. 71, retiredSan Francisco newspaper man and fatherof Itarenon Holliway, manager of Sta-tion KFt. len Angeles, In Pertatern.Calif February 22. He was presidentof the San Praticineo Then Club In 1010.

HOLY -Mrs. Charlene. 47. of Rockford./11.. musician and wife of Wally Holtalto a musician. February 3 In Wyoming.while em route to California. Deceased

appeared in vaudevule with carious bannsfrom 1821 to 1028. Survived by her hus-band and her moocher. Seryteca and burialin San Prancterto.

HOWARD -Clara C. (Clara ChristinaBranner). 49. singing comedienne. Plant-nent In Vaudeville 20 years ago, founddead In her home In Portland. Ore. Feb-ruary 20, Death WA. attributed to a heartattack. She toured practically everyleading vaude clrevit and was well knollas a headliner on the old Keith andCepheum circuits. During the World Warshe went to Frame with tide J112111 toentertain soldiers. Survived by a brother.Frederick IL, and a sister. Mrs. KatherinaBateman.

JACKSON -Mrs. W. A.. 00, mother ofEddie Jackson. publicity director forBereon's Wild Animal Pam. Nahua,N. H., and formerly of the press depart-ment,' of the Smirks, Sene-Ploto, anditingling-Barnum circuses In Akron. 0.Yetruary 25. She was also the grand-mother of L. M. Latta, Jr.. of the GandaProductions Company, New York. /hulaIn Goshen. Ind.

JOHNVON-Oeorge Lorimer. 32. stageand screen &Clot, February 20 at home InHollywood after a long Inners. Ile spentinany years in Legit and stock, after whichhe entered motion pictures. lie leaves hiswife. a son, and two asters.

KKFmt-Paul A.. 68, musician with theRochester Philharmonlc Orchestra. Feb-ruary 22 In Rochester. N. V. of a heartattack. He was the father of /too) Hobart.screen armee, and a former member ofthe New York 8ymphvny Orchestra. Ilelearn, hie wife.

Rrnoirr -Fanny (Mrs_ Prank Cum-mings), 87, former vaudeville performer.recently In New York. fine had been amember of Um misdealt(' learn of Cum-mings and Kntebt with the old Barnum& Bailey Caen& Burled under the aus-pices of the Actors' Fund of America Inthe Catholic Actors' Guild plot, CalvaryCemetery. New York.

KONSTANCE-William A.. 58, former°rehears leader at the old Po:I-PlansTheater. Bridgeport. Conn.. February 24In that city. In recent years be hadban a violin, clarinet. and saxophoneInstructor. Survived by hs widow, adaughter. and a brother, Howard A. Hon -stance. AIR) an orchestra loader.

L UC IC ENS - Zech (Zecbarialt ILLuckenaneyer). In charge of programaon the No. 1 advertising car of SinglingBros.' Circus In 1903 and took ocrirabar28 In alinneepolle of heart trouble. It hasjust been learned. Berried in that cityDecember 31, with burial In Oak HillCemetery.

MALONE-Mary. 81, mnther of JamesL. Malone. publicity director of theFlorida State Fair, and viee-president ofthe Racing Corporation of America. Feb-ruary 27 at the berm of her daughter.Men J. Y. Norrnan, In Crookston. Minn,after a lingering Illness. Other enamorsate two daughters. Mrs. H. J. WOW.Crookston. Minn.. and Mr*. Dinar Crosby.Woodburn. Ore.. and two sonn Greg. ofMcCloud, Calif., and Joseph. of Casa Lake.Minn. Suriel In Orand Fake. N. D..March I.

MORAN-Loo, 30, tmukien. February23 at the Holy Family Hospital.. Brook-lyn, of sept10 polsontrig. He was last em-ployed by the tale 111 Kemp as a tram -Wm) player In his band. Mann formerlyhad played In band. led by Regale Childs,Red Nfebols. AI Donahue, and ited Nara.lie leaves hl wife. his parents a daughter.and three brothers.

HAMM-Louis M. 33, MI:anewa man-ager of the Milwaukee remehell Club endformerly asaocleted with the DavidsonTheater. Milwaukee. February 22 at hishome In Lim Grove. WM. Survived bYhis widow. two ions, and two sisters.

PAUL -Janine Cecil. 43. forma Hein -mate actor who had appeared on Broad-way with Jeanne Often In Rona Ikbruerr 22 in St. Vincent's Iloripetel.Benteenort, Coen.. sifter a brief illness

PORTVI-Mra alma. sud-denly In her home in Now York February21. She learn. a daughter,

PUEL--August. 82. former director ofthe Comedic Pnaneatee. Parts found deadIn hie ear In his eaten in Chicago Feb-ruary 23. Ile came to this country 30

years arm to teach French. Survived b)ht. widow.

RABOID-Hother of Knish Raboxtmentalut. In New Orteene recently.

RYAN--Jenui J. former manager atthe old Horan Opera Home. niuqueHanna. PA. now the Town Theater. Feb-ruary 14 in Barnes Memorial licepttal,that city, after an alma.. of two MonthsHe managed the theater 30 )cars untilhie retirement last aommrl.

SAROSY--Jeaesib (Joe Mud), toe manyyears a watchman with the Singling Brosand Iternurn At Batley Circus, at Ins homeIn Racine. %Vie, February 25 of a heartattack. He was a member of the StageEmployed,' Union. Local 337, Racine.

SHANEY - Harry (Ealph C. Mimeo-bergem. 46, former grab stand and cook-house *Mentor, February 20 In U. 8. Vet-erans' Hospital. L,Ions. N. J., after a twomere II/noes. Slierived by bin widow,Nora a daughter, Mary Jane: two broth-ers. Walter and Harry: a astir, Florence.and his parents Burial In Lancaster, Pa.February 24.

EIHEARF21--Abner A_. 00, former mu-sician_ wostoonly st his home In Reacting.Ps. FebrUary 21. He bad played withnumerous concert and military bands inReading. and at county fairs in that ter -Mary. Survived by his son and twoslaughters.

-£111t711-J. Earl, 62, ballroom manager.February 23 at Ma home In Plillatielphlaafter an Illness at Nix months. The past23 years he wee general manager of theWagner Dancing Academy. one of theoldest ballrooms In Philadelphia nor -Mara by Ira wklow the former ElsieWagner. daughter of the founder of theballroom: his parents two daughtera.and a sun.

WARNEfe-Jemes 0.. 64. one of theoldest members of the Rloonieburg inYen- Association. at his home In DmPa.. February 10 after a stroke. He .

his wife. two sons. and a daughter.

- Dick, formerly of theAkin° Ft:mimes. recently In filtillirmn,N. J_ of flu. Survived by his widow.

WILLIAMS-Mrs. Anna, wife of fiatconceeitonstre, formerly with

the Reithoffer Shows Feb.uary 20 InWilkoa-narre. Pa. Survived by lter hue -band and two (mow.. Mrs. William,Clayworth. and Mrs. Edna Williams Per-kin& Burial In Center Moreland Ceme-tery'.

WILSON -Mrs. Fannta Virginia, 64former Pniladelptna organist, February10 M. her home In that city after a brig

nurvised by six eons,

WORRILL-Erta. SO, vrife of the lateFred J. Morrill, former manager of thyRingling DMA and Barnum & Bellersod Sell -Photo circuses. In Loa Ane.,February 10, Survived by twoChula. of Log Angeles. former manof the Tom Mix Circus. and Lawrennof Atlantic City. former treasurer of theApollo Theater there

7/ZatthagesBERKELEY - It EL L exret- Wayne

Derkeley. inane:me of the insent1c Thea-ter, Afriellsen, Wls., and Adeline L. Hel-lekre February 20 In Stoughton. WU.

FIELDS-OASTINFAU-Al Feld,. Phil-atle2ph2a orchestra trader known proles -atonally as Allan Folding. and NancyJAM. 02,77174.701, b1111.oqUe dancer knowns. froarlett Kelly, In Pittsburgh Feb-rusry 8.

IIMIRY-ateCARTHY - Elliot StephenHenry, son of Steve Henry. The Rillbnard'sreprreentattee in Los Angeles, and MaryJena McCarthy. In the old Spantth Mis-sion, Santa Barbara, Calif February 22.

KC6CINSKI-ICAY-Dr. leo J Hoods -ski. of Evanston. 1111. and Bonita Kay.ChIcego radio accrete. February 28 at theFinn CongregaUonal Church, Olen 2:11)11.

MARQUIS - DIONNE- John Marquisproject lOrilet at the Packer Theater.Careen Bay. Wt.. sod Florence DionneFebruary 22 to Durk Creek, Wia

DIVISANTE-OLEYKICK - Prank Una -antes projectionist at the HippodromeTheater. lieldreport. Conn., and Kathertne

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March 8, 1941 CARNIVALS 7'he Billboard 29Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELLIS. ROBERT DOEPKER. Attica/B. Commeeicetioas to 25 Orate Place. Carmelo, 0

of Art Lewis Shows Announced [Ongof Lillie Motto for an exclusive mo-ver contract to perform a cannon cata-pult. She's the girl who ware billed asmile. Gillette ;with the double lo whenOro made her Arnerteen debut on theRtegling-Barnum show several years ago.At that time she did a Jump from a highploiforre to trapeze bar which wasdeliberately split. causing her to descendinches from the ground. but her legswere harnessed. It proved one of thesurprise thrills of the Big Shoo, season.

Misa Gillette has been tuning up theturn In Bradenton, Pia., and on MarchIS Is seheduind to leave for NretcOk. Vs..,Lewis winter quarters, Ice anothercanine practice. Lewis said the nightwould be over two Fools Wheels intoa net much =alter then those employedby competitive sets.

Show's imeortate free let will be EddieViera's Fehr Stars, high turn. giving thattroupe lie fourth semen of work withthe GM -year -old mimed ormantration.

Lee Cuddy will operate the new Sptt-iim ride. fleet shown at the Fforkla matsFair in ?altos.

0. C. Buck MapsExpansion PlansAt Trenton Barn

I'hotos of Troupers inMilitary Training WantedShawlolk who are in military train-

ing in any branch of the IS. 5. orCanadian forces are invited to sendphotographs of themselves In uniformto The11board. addressing them to25.27 Opera Place, CencleumU. 0.When nualtrig pleturee piano givefull &tans as to rank. branch.. leee-oat date of entry. etc.. oleo mentionbriefly }our oboe/ cooroctioos arccapacities of late years.

Art Lewis EngagesGilette, Fein Bullet;Flight Over 2 FW's

No Scarcity of Troupers SeenYen Is ShownFor Road Again

Ex -showmen and conces-sionaires want to resumebiz this year, Horwitz finds

Tor..rno, O.,March I.-judging fromthe large number of responace to hiseilvertining In The Billboard for abovonen

. and coneetemenues. Owner Vie Homette,NEW YORK. Meech 1.-Art Lentils. heed the Motor City oho,. wintering ho...

TRENTON. N. J.. March 1.-Returningto quarters here this week, 0. C. Buck.owner -general manager of the Mows bear-ing his mune. onnouneed plan. for aneeparision program which be sold willgreatly augment tas midway with showsand oda. With addition of more motet.equipment, purchased recently by Buck,the organlmtion now stands out so onoof largeat motorized companies in theboo the management reports.

First of the new equipment. on whichnew fronts for the Vanilla Sbow andMord and Clem Coffey's units toil be

arrived last Saturday. Teo ruldt-Venal Went will g0 to the Posing andMinstrel shows. The 00fteys also willpresent an Ilawatinn intudeale as one ofthe midway features. A new sound trucksill be used In an extenstve advertising(See BUCK TO EXPAND on page 10)

Mighty Monarch Gets BizIn Bartow Despite Weather

BARTOW. Ida. March 1.---Altho tiara -Wed by cool weather. Mighty MonarchShears wound up a tatiafacteey Week'sstand here on February 22 under Amer -San Legion Pont ausplom. At conclusionthaws erieved to the Florida °Oast to player.gagementa before heading north. JoePinoma, painter. finished his work onthaw fronts. and Bowed Burdge,

fa doing a good Job 10 advance.Prof. Waiter Lenkfoters hand has been

giving Concerts downtown daily andunder the marquee at night to good n-inths. A number of concesalonaires 'cartedhere. and Ike and Mike, mideetn. havebeen added to the Circus Side Show.Mr.. Nina Scott lammed special agent'sduties. Owner Koala P. Roland has beenon the sick net several days.

Gooding and Murphy PartCINCINNATI. Starch 1.-Itustnoss re-

lation. hove been c.crered between MootE. Gooding. F. E. Gooding AmusementCompany, Colttnthue. 0. and J. P. alumPlat'. Pique. 0. Murphy haw been bust -twee manager of the Oroding Greater*hoes far the post six you*.

think* the belief Is general that the corn -Mg Masers will be unusually prosperous.

He mid that many showmen and otherswho have been "on" trouping for aconsiderable time have declared their In-tentions of getung back into hornets Ina desire to share In an upward sweep ofbusiness erident or nottelpated all overthe country.

There are almost daily turiesh In quar-ters. where three now sent -trailers. por-t:hued by Owner Elorette. have Arrivedto augment the show'a fleet of 14. HarryCiennert is preparing his Once shows forthe season. General Representative BobBranton. here for a conference. exprmerd:Mich satiefaction with the route to date,

Spring Party of LeaguePromises To Be Largest

CHICAGO. Martha L-Center of ow -Belly for elms people and their filendeon the night o. March 10 will be thePanther Room of the Motet Oberman.the occasion being the eighth annualTheatrical Night of the Showmen's',moue of America.

All preparations for the dinner, show,And dance are complete and ChairmenLee It, Sloan expresses himself as wellpleased with the work of his variouscommittees. Front every indication thisyear's spring party wilt be by far thebiggest yet held.

Coastal Empire FestivalRe -Inks Jones Exposition

SAVANNAH. Oa.. March 3. -Midwaycontract for the IOU Coastal EmpirePiper Festival here has been awarded tothe Johnoy J. Jones Exposition. It wasannounced by J. A. Bennett. vice -prat -dent of the festival committee. TheJones show provided the tafelony at theInitial fete here lent year and decision tobook It again was reached by the ex-ecutive board at conclusion of Its eon-aiderataen of all appiteattomo

E. Lawrence Phillips. owner, and RalphLockett, eetretery of the show, were atthe mooting wben the contract was signed.

Smith in Loser at MaconMACON. Oa.. March 3.-After an un-

matt...factory week's stand hero SidSmith's Shoos made no attempt to ob-tain further MOM bookings and returnedto Florida. Ormullrallon came In from

lot fiat over city line. Because of the!Motion or large army crimp here.city and county authorities; have pieced

Starke. Eta., and set up on Tiny Rain

PHOTOGRAPHED on the groundsat the Nassau, Bahama, rat re-cently Here C. K. (Doc) Barfield(telt), whose neolefd's CovevrpotitenShows provided the melt -me and G.W, X. Roberts. fair preoldent endmember 01 the Howe of Assembly.Daning the Moue' engagement Dinoand Pearl Barfield, of Roberts' In-vita:fon, attended seceral State andsocial affatrs of whfeh the Duke andDuchess of WfnelsOr trees honoredguests.

3 More Years forRoyal American atFlorida State Fair

TAMPA. March 1.-Royal AmericanShows, Amusement Corporation Of Amer-les Unit, were signed to provide the mid-way for three more years at Um MoedaSlate Pair Mae yesterday by P. T.(Pep) Strieder, fairs general linitlinger.Shows here wintered bore for the peatseven pars and the expiration of thenew contract will hare seen it decade ofweek* to the community by the or-gentration. Tersterders pact will are theshows tbru the Monde Centennial Ex-position In Temps in 1045.

After a melting of the fair advisorybeerd. Strieder sold: "Unny angled WereCentidered In connection with RoyalAmerican Shows. its business reputationand its deeding" with Tampa merchantshave been excellent. Seoeral executivesof the carnival have bought homm hereand It has become a real Tampa organ-Stetson -

Carl Sedirroor. RAS and ACA presi-dent, estimated that the shows amidat ?cost 475,000 yearly with Tampa con-cern*, neatly for workmen and mensal.The shown, employing 1.300, about 1,000of whom Winter here, are transported on60 double -length railroad cars. Nowplaying the Orlando (Pia.) slat, RAS isexpected to return to local quarters to-morrow to repair and repaint for the Wogjaunt, beginning *bent April 15. Severalnow rides Mod tented attractions arebeing lined up for the 1041 tour, offteialsreport.

a tight clamp on core:ce.11cm Operations.Cold sod wet weather she handicappedthe engagement.

Oran ;e Show Miffration DateSet by West Coast Showfolk

LOS ANCIF7-ES, March 1. - PacificCoast Showmen's Association endAuxiliary members told plans at theclub's weekly meeting here Monday nightto accept the annual Mon et:ow ten-dered by Stanger William Starke of theNelload Orange Show And °Mite NCrafts, owner Crafts 20 Big Sbows, to berotate of both In San Bernardino. Calif..on PCSA Day. March 18,

As has been the euatoen In the -muttall guests will assemble at Minion Roadand Valley Boulevard- near Lincoln Park.on the day of the event, wtiers ample

transportation facilitita will be availablefee mortal hundred members. A soundtruck trona Crafts shows and a motor-cycle ponce detail from the Stele High-way Deportment will wort the motor-cade to the grounds.

Of PCSA Day badges and ribnonasin be provided for all in attendance.Starke and Crafts for many years haveextended Batters a wonderful receptionon PCSA Day and club ofnelals am bardat work to metro this rare migrationeven more outstestellmt than there Ofthe past.

Ample LaborMart Indicated

More applications and di,sire to troupe with shwasare noted by Bandy

REYNOLDSOILI-E, Pe., March 1..-11early Indications. as shown by the re-sponse from our advertising la The Rill -bated for ride help and other waking-mon. con be taken as a retest:4c. car.Went *Waters and Managers have noel,-Ing to worry about regrading the 1041reason:* declared Herman Raptly. Vence.manager of &attire All-Anisescan Sherrie.at 'doter quarters hem.

Any leers that the selective servicenet and other national defense measure*would enroll a greet percentage of olit-doorabow workers ho now believes to begroundless. Ito mid be has had molethan a 16 par cant increase over lastyears In applications for work, a largeproportion of them comfit( from armycamps, where the Alen are already em-ployed but have a desire to go on theroad again.

Workingmen are already trickling intoquarters to start on numerous neonfront. that are being built on semi-trailer Chassis. Harry Math and RayMilton% have charge of construction andOrttbaullng of rtdo motor. and William%%Bettor° Is crew's timekeeper.

Broivnsville OpenerGives Alamo FlyingStart on 1941 Tour

DROWNENTLLE. Tex., Match 1. --JackRuhaek's Alamo FOrposition Shoal' 1941tour got oft to a flying Start with aprofitable stand et the successful annualChum Days' Celebration hero on Feb -(See OPENER OP ALAMO on page JO)

Frank Winchell to Jax PostTAMPA, March 1,-Trank Winchelt

who during revert years leas been beetto many sheortolks at the Hotel TampaTerrace here, resigned today to becomemanager of the Convention and IbittletBureau of the city of Jacksonville. Fla.He was publicity director of the Rubindr Cherry Exposition several years andduring their winters In Tamps be becameeatoataled with the Tampa Terence ea apublicity and public rtiattona man. Laterbe was advanced to the poet of assistantmanager And two years ago was made[convention manager for the C011lerli01411(System.

THE SKY RIDER. a new dericeand really a raper Ferris Ware, weephotographed as (shore by NeatCrooner. Octopus and Rolloplesteowner with Coleman Bros Shoo*,while he was altendtno frie 1541Fonda State Fair in Tampa Thepier sire rat token on ampeoilla Bey,February 10, on the midway of theRoyal Swenson Stood.

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rationed by 1 (artfully Welled still date torson in the induttrial ttttt and includeng withoutetending vegeta...Os al Newburgh. Now Took: 0.oratSon Day Celebratkm. North Adams,Maor, and tae famous Hoene, N. H.. Fortls of fury Ceteteafiens lint In delet glares.

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Pit Of PlatteNr, Attraction.. Red Rotten, menace., Ike and Mil.. wire Ofwrite. Will book Or buy Mothenreal Show, also Wax Show. This show being

fatty enotenixed. often all service and ttttt niente of a railroad shear. Showmen with new-Seri sot *eke... Cuts for R.N..C. use a few strietty lotiLlerieto Clo.f...401.1, Including tuck at Photo,. Hoop -La, Pilch.TIIIUWIrs, one wore 101 Cowa Amerkan Pahnirtry. ri.l. *I Chalk Pend. No intstels atSwoon,. Watt Help fee 10 Maj. Rdes, ineluding Foreman for Rell.oPlant. Pr ttttt negiven semi-de:arm

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GIRLS . . DANCERS . . GIRLSOriental, Rhumba, Hawaiian, Strip Tease. Young attractive Posmg ShowGirls. Eaperience vnnecrraaary. Talkers and Ticket Sellers. Open early inApril. Top salaries. Rain or thine.

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Wallace Preps forOpener; ExecutiveStaff Is Lined Up

JACKSON. Tenn.. March 1.-EzneatPILTTOW tar.. owner-gontre.1 manager ofWallace Bros.' Shows. announced Innuertecre here that with the exception ofa 100 superintendent. who will be namedlater. hta executive staff for lOal, ha.been lined up. Directing the thowadratintee thle year. he amid, edit be A R.(Rubel Wadley. general agent: WalterB. Fox. istelatant ausniseer Glenn 0, -borne. Manner., menexr; Treasie O.MeDanlets, special agen t; ManraretMiller, accrete*: Earl lawkina electri-cian, and James E.. Reed. rtcle superin-tendent.

Present plana tall for those to openon March 15 at Milan, Tenn un lerJunior Chamber of Commerce anspiwar.Spring and !summer tour will carry theorganizetion thru Tennessee, Minot&and Indiana. Seven shows, Mx rides.25 conceal:ono. and two free act A. In -eluding the Peerless Falcone, will becarried and the management will alsopresent *pedal biweekly matinees Wu -out the summer.

Mr. and Mrs, Prink, who will havethe mum* truck and two come:atone, arebuilding a new corn game, wale PrankSparks SAG lanata.nte are working over-time to hose his new cookbouee readyfor opening. Among recent Matters toquartera were Robert St -kris. forreetlywith the Ben Shown; harry lc, Small S1N1William Rogers. Rorer* Greater Shows.and Bernie Smucklee. owner -managerAlabama Arnwernent Oarripeny,

Tintnions Returns to SparksTALLAHASSF2, Fla.. March 1r -Janet

IL Timmons paid here thin week that,after an absence of two 54.1.0116. he hasbeen contracted to return to the J. F.Sparks Showy ao aeiretary and peasagent,

OPENER OF ALAMO4COrtf(nard from pope 29)

nutty 21.24. despite two days of unfa-vorable weather. With a t0 -Cent gate,20,000 turned out for the celobratiOn.

Colorful ceremonies marked the open-ing and festivities got under way soonafter Robin Pete, Chary> Days' generalreaneger. purchmod the first ticket.Owner Iluback was recipient of DUES04-*us wires wishing him enemas on thenew otwaeo. Welt Illuminated and laidout to horseshoe shape, the midway ef-fected a sit:king appearance. Plenty of

bra been used and the modern-itically designed allow front. added tothe organirAtMo's attractiveness.

All departments with the shows re-ported good business. drupite the twodnye of rain. Halos Were well patron-ized. and top thews Included J. T.Hutchen'a tilde Show. Bill William's/Janke,. Circus. Lorraine FrenchCasino, Eddie Boothman's Snake Show.J. Pedesta'a Wall of Death, and .1. Mtn-phra Aloha Show. Conceralon got aver-age result*.

BUCK TO EXPAND(Continued from page 79)

program. Special paper and radio broad-auta will be part of the weekly budget.Witham C. Owens, advance advert singagent. spent a day here thin week withOWTWS Buck. planning and selecting typeof paper to be used. Two men waistOwens in advance chatty.

Opening hoe been set fee April le andcontracted ,Conde to date Inehicle Now -burgh. N. Y.. where shows 'sal meld.the trifeheny for the third conaccutire yearat the Legion Peet Spring Villa: Decora-tion Day Celebration. North Mama. Rao -and July Fourth Cekbrat Ion. Keene. N. 11.Fair dater Include those in Gouverneur.Malone, Rhinebeck. and Dunkirk, N. V.:Doylestown. Pa.: Hagerstown said Fred -trick. kit.: Warsaw, Va.. and Warrentonand Reautest, N. C. General Agent Jame.Quinn Melted this week to g0 over springroute details with Owner Stuck.

ADAMS, Msaa.. March 1.-A decisionretailer to granting a permit for a car-nival to appear in Atlanta week of Juno0 wax deterred by the selectmen untilan InatualgatIon can be meta, of theshow. Permit was requested by Ed-ward A. TrimaMe In belted of the AdarnaCouncil. Knights of Colwnbus. underTrl40110 111.11pSCANI the carniml would ap-pear. lie asid the affair would be underclarecOna of Alfred Voghel, of Adams.Last year a carnival wee allowed to corn*hrte under the Elks for the Mettame In srseral wore.

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With the LadiesBy VIRGINIA KLINE

SALEM Ore.. March 1. -We were inTucson. Ariz., only an hour when Abnerwas .t'e'sted by the local vignantemand thrown Into an improvised jail forbeing a dude in a town gone Western.Attar tale of to the gathered eitizeausend paying el fine. which rent to char-ity. he was reamed, and we put on ourWestern clothes .rid wore them until wearrived at the Bristol Hotel. i.e.. Angelo*.four days Wen The White City Showswere at the rodeo ground* LA 'MOONrind Mr. and Mra. Ted Corey welcomedus, as did Mrs. Mel Vaught and SlimBrazier. Cannon Batt Hell gate 000 anaccount of the Wiltiteed dOONSP. RotaBrazier was at borne retheering froma cold, while Ottni Bell Is undergoingtreatment for an ear ailment,

Ann Winters was on Tend with a newIdea for rernilnIng Mira. Elbe says aregular routine of kicks. beck and for.ward, will do the trick and she look.as if cher been taking her own advtoe.Mr. and Airs. 'buy Spring arc workingas usual. but are a bit handicappedfrom the fire of Out Weems. However.they are wetting things In thane andwill bore everything ready for this year'stour, We also welted our friends Harrycaul Meta Harrington. at Tuvon, andwent to the hterican border at Nogalesand Saeabe to see the Mexican cattlebrought Into the country thru the clip-pie vats. Morrie lemmata of C. F.&elates United Shows. had his photogallery on a lot near downtown Tucson.He Introduced me to MA wife, a charm-ing woman who Ls fond of oxskIns andsewing,

At Phoenix. Arita we visited Mr. andMrs. Jerry Doyle. rho hare a new Warmout among the orange storm. 'Theypicked orange* from their own time forus to take boot*. Wo fouixt Crafts 20Big Shows open at Brawley. Cent. anddoing good bummers despite a heavy rain.Mrs. Crafts has taken up bowling and todate has won two high-eoore pine andhas anotber, which 14 being net with adiamond, for spectra merit. Mary Lud-lngtocas bingo le In good shape andsate wan bu.7 as natal. Mrs. CharlotteWarren visited with us. and atter spend-ing the Mght on the chow we left earlythe next day for Elan Dien°, where Clark'sOreater Shows were open. They wereanowlng On a swell IcaMica on a pavedstreet, which was lucky, because therehas been an unusually hoary rainfallall Over California this year. Mr. andMrs. Clark greeted UP. as did their Veryvaluable dog, Skippy.

Babe and Maxie Miller also were on tholot. on war Mra Paten. Hanacons. rhois enjoying good health again. FernChaney was too busy to talk much, butbutinera an a ball game mill wait andwe were glad to see her buoy. SamBrown had hie Mend clicking on themidway, and Pop Stover was busy inthe 000khowse. Nina Rodgers and Mr. andMr. Monte Young visited While we werethere. Also on a Elan Diego lot, but not.Ao lucky. were the Siete-and Bros' Snore,It had been raining eteadily them. hutfull crew we. working to get the lotcleared so Durant -at would go on as%usual that night. Bunt Bradner told mehe was on his way to be inducted fora year's military service. and RaymondEllover woo optImlAtic about business forthe coining tour.

At Long Beach. CARL Mrs_ Ruth Kelly,In a notty sailor outfit. was AN start tothe rides, which she and bar husbandown and °nemesis at Silver Sprat' Pier.We visited Ruth and Rd &teeing. who hadthe shooting gallery on the Moe Shawn.but missed seeing Helen B. South'sgrandson. an hie perenta had him outon a trip with another odiniring group.Mr. Walsh greeted us at the BristolHotel to lam Angeles. where we foundMr.. Walsh improMd. but still weakfrom a flu attack. Olga Celete. Moe.Frank Portent. and 7 ..pent the armingin the lobby and listened to Austin Kingand Cole Walker tell of their Intertatingexperience, est thon recent trip to Aus-tralia. Pierre Ogaelietto cern* In frotha booking tem and Cherie.. Welpert

gave a good account of his recent Walc-ott:on at Ban Diego. Fd1th Walpertstill vatting her folk. In Tawas withHowl Redmond. but is expected to re.turn anon. Nell lair oho iv at the hoteland es. interested to bear news Of bur'fiends, In Kansas City. Mo.

I was an honored gust at the Febru-ary 24 meeting of the ladle.' Auxiliaryof the Peelfle CoMt Showinena Moods.Lon. Aliens Potter does a good ?tab aspre/Admit. After lunching on Peggy fear-etales testy ?Tenets doughnuts., coffeeand aandodthea, a general good timewon had by AIL A baby game of alteip'hy Neighbor.'" led by Lucille lawMarto LePora, Mrs. Carley. Jessie Lomita.and Mary Bowen. was peeyed. I enloyeda lengthy chat with Mntlier MinnieFisher. who told me that she has museenonly two meetings In the eight yearashe has been an auxiliary member. Thisdespite her frail health. France's Farmerhad charge of the bank night award.

At Bakeretiold, Calif., we found al. KArthur's Mighty American Snows playingto big mow*, I met Mr. Arthur foe thefirst time and was entertained by Mascribbling secretary. Walton de Pollaton.He told me the allows will play closeenough to Salem thin autnener so thatwe con count of Id, coming over andreeving one of the apinach Maxim lie L.noted far.

g LouisST. LOUIS. Morels 1. -Al Wagner.

owner -general manager Great Lakes. Fs -position Share, tidied The sarbonedoffice on Ttnaday stale here purchasingsome nddittonal room: equipment fromCharles T. Ow. Standard CluaroletCompany. He Conte to from springfutdMo., where he bongitt Game trailers fromthe Springfield Wagon 4: Trailer Corn -pony. Johnnie Howard. owner flowardaMuseum, Mao vaned The B)aboardwhile in the city on a buying expedition.Nate Lambert, who with his tateaseroperated the Penny Arcade on the FairlyA: Little Shore last season. passed thatthe city en route to Camp Robinson.Ark, where be began a year's militarytraining the reek. Mr. and Mir. toilStrout visited while en route from theirhome In La Belle. la. to Houston. for theopening of the World of Today Shows.

Harry Beath passed thou the city whiteon route to Kansae City, Mo., from LakeCharier, he., where he resent the pestthree Month* wilt, alit lalos and otherfriends. He will start construction ofa new skooter ride in R. V. Ifsitelsfactory. He will have the Skooter, hbRolloplene, and a corn game with P. 11Oosiding Shows. Frank Fellows, presi-dent Springfield Wagon A: Trailer Ceas-

hero on Thursdsy vleiting frlendeCharles T. Gosa returned home this weekafter a month* trip thru the South.

J. W. Winimici Winters, prominentconcemeonalre, is In the fumy, Whrsrhe holds the rank of lieutenant colonel.nhowsnen wintering here are makineplans to attend the fourth annual St.Patrick's Dance In the Ortuul Ballroomof the Defoe., Hotel, Morels 1S, undercombined ausptces of the Mbeiourt ShowWomen's, Club Ar.-d the InternationalMdoelatlon of Showmen. Francis Bra'Shows are getting ready for their March8 opening nt Camp Wooda, near Waynes-boro. Mo. John Faunas and eon, J.Crawford ?ramie. ere superintending theworks. Ray Swannee returned to hishorns here thin week after pineing see -rent army camps in litautsaippl and

Telmer Brown. general agent Frisk°meter Shows, came thru the city thisweek, en route for )lot Syringe, Ark.,where chows Are wintering, Dee Aldrichareired Wednesday from Tampa, and tr.ported a rod engagement at the FloridaStele Fair. Billy Senior, of the Ott* StnFair Booking FAchanee. spent Wednesdayhere, atter a trip feint Southern =now.

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Finotottity Reseeesime to MenageSheen. Staid Itichts Now rainsUM. 11 States and tits tenninfenof Gouda Sold.

Ail nfoliti copyrighted and (allyprotected tbrottdisesut WesternHemisphere as a Work ?MovenShow. All tnfrineeseents prom -cured to the tallest extent citthe Low.

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CI8CAGO. :starch t.-President FrankR. Conklin prodded at the February 21meeting arid then returned to Canada.With him at the table were TrerourteWilliam Canky, Secretary Joe titreibich.Past Pree!dente Edw. A. Hock and C. itMalta. and H. L. (Bob) Lohman. prem.dent Heart of America Showmen), Club.Lloyd le Cooke, ',may Arnetein. andBernard a. Arent ware elected to mem-bership. Harold Dab roe and Abe Gold-berg= are still In the Alreten Brothers'Wisp:nal but Joseph A. Hewett has re-viewed and is back at work. 'Seethe:Fred Kronen= is recovering from a re-Ornt accident and Brother* Judd Cold-itiaza. Tom Rankine, end Junes Murphyare 11111 at their home.. Past Prose4ntErnie A. Young to still having ironiesWeb bla theumatiam. Arthur Hopper= to team won for the Met. Lee

IA working hard on Use big Springtlbow on March 10, as are Nat Green eraWalter P. Delver.

Report of the Tempo Benet wee givenby President Conklin ind 11111 Censky.Secretary Stretbeth reed a letter fromVicePreddent Gen J. SoRename enclosedIn which was an additional $100 to beadded to Presetslent ConkIlea report.Harry W. liennies it Mil working on theBM directory and last week met inWren ads. Brother Haft advised Mat theShowmen), =OW Associative will soar[oboe Its Woke. *ben aubMantial dorm -Ron to the League Ell be made. BrotherHOW Hancock VW here foe his nestMeeting. Mende explained that thedub', ad whirls has been appearing inThe Ririboard mama that eo Septenstur

the club will !idea the Initiation feeto $23. Alter that data each applicationmat he accompanied by *33, which paystbe mutation lee and due* up to thefollowing feepterntur, Up to September*Bib Ell accept applications. which eraWrOmpenied by the regular 420 fee anda memberatilp card to September 1 willbe Isautd.

Don Elliott stopped for a few daysstilly on route to St. Louts and Hot,Bring., Ark. Waiter Halo Is still Intown. and Ainslie Lambert Melted. Aneat card was received from Blather I. J.Meek. John W. Clements visited themoms Bill Comky reports het a bithanotlek for Florida.

Ladies' AuxUlaryMn. Hattie Latto was hostess at tee

Anxillarreaociel In the clubrooms in theSherman Hotel oo February 21, About60 members and friends attended andattractive prt.we were *weeded. Winner,were Mrs. Lew Keller, tufted bedspread:Mrs. Henry Belden. lamp. and Mn.MaCheat and atm. Owego Rollo, osier plates.

First Vit-e-Prealdent Mn. WilliamCanary returned from Miami. and MelBelden la planning to :cave for Meridaaeon. Mrs. Jmnr.etto Wall end Mrs.Nellie Mader returned from a week -endtrip to Milwaukee. Member* were pleatedto learn that Sisters Rose Page. Mat 'My-hre, Mee 11111. Pearl McGlynn. Alm AlMiller, Chan Helmer. and Mn. ClaraHarker are recovering from Illness

Club Activities'national

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New YorkNEW YORK. March I.-Wednesdays

meeting was prowled over by Vice-Preal-dent Art lAwle. Following were Totalinto the club: John Costello. John Chris.toplier, and .111010a Vaf14, propotsed byJhr..)es Davenport; William Cereky and10lits Keller, Art Lewis: Eduard L.Minn. Ben Wet= Irving Menem. Ike

_Weinberg: John B. Marks, George A.Harroct. Counselor Max Heimann 14 stillIII with pneumonia at Wiekoneharn Hoe-pital Members were reminded of thefull social calendar llord up before thestart of the reason. Meetings are belied -viol for March 12 and 20 and the At-lantic City Swing Festival ri-6 per per-son) la slated foe March 22 and 13. TheBarn Dance on March 2a (eubscription30 cents) la already giving indicationof a sellout Brothers Michael Vents endCherkes Davenport hare sold blocks ortickets. Entertainment, prizes for col,!unite, and dancing will make the BarnDance an outstanding clubroom achieve-ment.

Brother CI:arias Lawrence le back ineven after timing a aucceeeful neuronwith Katharine Hepburn In The Phila-delphia Stem. Brother Sam 'Billet'', eon.Joseph. was given a confirmation partyon February 23 at the Lincoln Palace,Brooklyn. Rabbi Adolph Klein. Dr. alms.and hew Teller kept the gathering in aJovial mood and Brother Torn Brady pro -sided the entertain/none Among guestswere Al 'NAM Mr. and Mrs. T. law.Mrs. Ida Silver. Iltoreas Brady. TulleTaffet, Mrs. Made Taft!, Mr. and Mre.Mon Parkee. Mr. and Mrs. bring Taffet,Dr. and etre. Slim, Lew Teller. Mr. andMrs. Irving trclowite, Mr. end Mrs. H.Rama. Mr. and Men. Moe Silberman, Mr.and Mrs. S. Garber. Mr. and Mrs. S.Gersh, Dr. and Mrs. P..1. Warshaw, Mr.James Attlee. Mr. and Mra. A. Boatnthat, Mtes C. Somers. J. J. Flynn. Mr. andMrs. Jerry Barnett, Ben 'elder. Mr. endMee George Broom. air. and Mrs, Abra-ham Rapp+. Mr. and Mrs_ Jack Weinberg,Mr, and Mrs. Ben Weiser. Mr, and Mrs.Lath Rifkin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roth-stein. Mr. end Mr*. Ram Zundel Arthuraflame, Mr. and atm touter ittiefklit.Rabbi and Mn. Adolph Klein. Mr. andMra. Owego Hummel Mr. and Mrs. SamHummel. Mr. and /ere. Max ithirunitel.Sot Hurled, Mr. arid Mrs. 1.40Charles Montle and Edith Sallee

Club thanked the Penittylesnia Mao.Melton of County Fairs for its generouscontribution of $113 thru Seeretare-Teessurer Charles W. Seroyer. Have youpaid your diem?

Birthday congratulations to Al Rogers,Alfred J. Mph. Jays Wallace, Merch 6:Julius Micheal, 6: Jernea H. Owens. 8:eiraz nettled. tart D. Xnauff, Si: MackOlobibenr. Salvatore P. Perm*, Sam Wit.

(See NSA on opposite page)

KEYSTONE MODERN SHOWSOPENING APRIL 17 IN SOUTHERN VIRGINIA

C... ;toe a tow sure Mew,. Iftglu4.01; Weasszy, Pee re Pony, 1.10.1trd. Coed Sieben. orany trlinefty Show. Weer 0.4. Wow *eh. Clad given: Tattoo Artist. Reed ruse: ChkfD abilo. lire uteri tete Kereedyi hat Leila mikes or sas mod Homily AO,Side Show Ash all addre4s:

MRS. t. 0. eicSAltialreet. Asks Atil Cid. Mel.. Gall, OIL FIN, Mese., Ile.Want kallInuft Conce4skas of as Meer moat emu, Cook Hasse. Pee Corn, mores.and Mimosa. Will till collusive es C1101 rd. Rat Game. Fan Caine. Olsten, and liselGrates. Ward Foremen Mal no dike frucla and Old. Mao 10/ lee lotlawIng Riska4Of Maim Rd04..Plane, LadiaPlone. Chaleplana, as/ Kiddie Rldef.

Address: C. A. HARTZBERG, Mgr., Gen. Dol., Tampa. Fla.

CAN PLACE FOR SILVER ANNIVERSARY TOURse Pante. a OILIIRATION$

040404. Ken U. Old Sham ans 'mete 51.a. laaw, mt./ ard earohna Maeoh..1 auctlta. 411144.a. ratedUenal propautIon alb Woo WWI. who 04n lar.0 aorta a.. foalutoc OaaII/wan Show. rat as.r. Mena., sae.. Moon can.. Saida a Meitner slam. 04...rosoerts ill;pr. Mall hook and fwnld. aao.a. Ice Ti14.440.1r1. Streak. /NON. Saluik,Ilr-rladae. 10 line fro. Ray limo, 11....1 What. VI La Jam Redo,and WIPP Iaranna. 114. Aldo Naha and Teals Ora.. Win% Union wean*. .:41, ulna. NollWan wand

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KANSAS CITY, Mo.. March 1.-Rems-lar meeting on February 20 was calledto order by Past President P. W. Deem.with Secretary 0. 0. McGinnis andTresetinrt Harry Altehuler also present..Al Wagner. owner of the Great Lakes 1M.position Shows, was elected to member-entp, as was Menlo A. Rafe of the Show-men's League of America. A card ofthanks was, received from Brother GeorgeHawk for Dowers sent him during hisrecent

Letters train Lou W. Johnson, of thePacific Chest ithowmito's Amociation, andBrother Harry W. Hennles were read.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry RIO, are In the city.corning In from Tessa to baek theirPenny Arcade. Brother Harry Altahuler.who Ow been suffering from an Infectedhand, Is much Improved. Joe Edwardscame In from Ithnote on bueiness.Brother MIS. White enlarged hts cook-house and left to join the Al Bey/angerShows at Poplar Bluff, Mo.

Brother W. Frank Delrnalne will leaveon March 3 to join the Al nominee:Shows as eneretarr. Mr. and Mrs CliffMartin hare signed with the T. J. TidwellShows. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wonky andCeetl and Maxine Wallace have signedw ith the Rubin lo Cherry Exposition.&others, W. L. Mellor and Jimmie Mor-t -Isom. of Baker-lakwood Company, re-turned front their react heelness tripe.Brother arid Mrs. Art Brained arevacationing In Florida. Banquet and BallCommittee did not announce site for theannual event. which will be held as Usualon Kew Year's EVA,

Ladles' AuxiliaryClub's regular meeting on February 11

was opened with the allegiance to theflag and the ringing of God RiessAmerica. Eighteen members were pres-ent. A letter from Al BaysIngerwith greetings to the club and 12tickets to the Pollee Circus here alsowas received. Plans for this year'sstationery were examlord by membersand neer:sued. Night's award, a luncheonret donated by Peggy Reynolds, went toLola Bert. Myrtle Starling passed thepenny box.

Board of dtrectore, atyrtle Duman.chairman: Margaret Haney. eta -their -man: Hattie Hawk. Jets Nathan.Irene Lachman. Grace Goss. LucilleHemtwany. Nellie Weber, Martha Walters.'Mots Riley. Virginia Kline. BledBrainerd. Clara Zeiger, Peggy Reynolds.Louise Parker. and Mizabeth Yearout.

Letty White announced (het alto andher husband would loam seen for theBensinger Shows' winter quarters.Members of this year's committoa. eaenr.orinotel by Ruth Martone, provident,are: Mother and hiremelan. Louie.; Parker:chaplain, Myrtle Duncan: Ambassadorsof Good Will Virginie Kline and ClaraZelger.

Finance. Iliad Brainerd. chairman:Margaret Haney. oo-cheirrnani GertrudeAllen, Myrtle Duncan. Rattle Hawk,TElle Johnson, Teas Riley. Ruth AnnLevin, and Ruby Velure. Entertainment,Viol* Fairly. chairman: Nellie Weber, co-chairman: Ruth Ann Levin, Jean Nathan,Edith Briton, Margaret Anther, HattieHawk. Roos Le. Elliott, Lucille Herein -way. Ruth BPalle, Margaret Stone. RoseRonnie*. Peggy Reynolds. Jackie D. M-oen, Pearl Vattght, Myrtle Doman, andereirlet Calhoun. Music. May Wilma.'Mnie. Clark, Encino Hronloway. AVMNathan. Margaret Stone.

House. 'reticle Clark, chairman: littleMilt,. Month ?rends, June Taylor.Loretta Ryan. Margaret 'Blighter. PearlSehrliber. Ann Carter. and CleorglaBlOwn. Publicity. Jere Nathan. chair-man: Jackie D Wilcox. May Wilson.Helen Breinerd Smith. Relief. HattieHowk. chairman: Ruth Ann Leyte, LolaHart. Sally Stevens, Tillie Johnwen.Cemetery. Margaret Haney. chairman:Martha Walters. Gertrude Allen. PearlSehrieber. Blanch French. akenturettimMyrtle Dunean. ehaternan: MinsbethYearout. Loretta Ryan. Bird BeelnerelMartha Walters Lola Hart. Catherinebevel Grace Gam Nell Allen. RoneyBerglund, Juanita Strasburg. and BOOMMart

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Los AngelesLOS ANOSMIM, March 1, --Monday

night's meeting wits called to order withPresident Joe Olacy, Fourth Vice -Presi-dent Pat Armstrong, and Secretary Har-old A. (Pop) Ludwig. 44110 133 membersOn hand. A letter of thank., for thegood -aril banner and en Invitation IsomBrother M. E Arthur to attend his shows'engagement at Dell, Calif_ on March 8,woe read. Letters also were recd fromBrothers Moxie Miner. Archie Clark, andJ. W. (Patty) Conklin. When calledupon. Brother Abner K. Kline respondedwith a running account of his and MrsKline's vielts to numerous show*.Brother led Haggerty reported for thehouse committee that the bar world beclosed Minns the summer. BrotherCharleo W. Nelson said that plane werebeing made for the many events sched-uled for 1041. President Olaey directedthat funds accrual Scorn this )rashPCSA Days on the various show beadded to the Cemetery Fund becauseover $3.000 hes been drawn from thatfund to purchase additional gram forShowmen's Rest. In pats a percentageof the receipts has gone to the Sick andReese Fund.

President Macy appointed BrotherJohn M. Dialer a good -will embusaritor.On hie forthcoming trip to various showshe will won out a suitable plan car thestaging of the PCSA Day events. BrotherPat Armstrong will co-operate In thedrive with him. Brother John M Millerreported for the finance committee, andBrother Rosa R Davie yaw the treatun'report. Brother Armstrong. chairmanof the Sick and Relief Committee. whoban been teking srudleal treettornla him-self, ban managed to Mot manybrothers including Joe Krug, Cr.. '.Ouleermen, and Henry Myers Br,;-John Miller then famMarizedbrother* with the Lion's Head, the col-lection resulting In a neat sum. BrotherHuehle Bowen came down for a nightfrom Isis shows' merd near here. BreatheMilitia King. who recently returned frontthe antipodes. was Introduced, and gavea eplenAld talk Among members whohare entered the army Is Brother PrankPhIlip Perry. Club asks that any membee who has either gone to the army orIs signed up. to contact Executive Seamthey Lou Johnson as soon as reeseibte.After adjournment lunch end refresh-ments were served by Brothers Ben 8400.James J. Dunn, and Nick Wegner.

Ladies' AuxiliaryFebruary 24 meeting was tailed to

order by Prosedeot Allenta Foster. Allother ofileleer, were present. Highlightof the meeting we. the appearanceVirginia Kline. who occupied n wet eihonor on the rootrum at the invite,request Mora Bagby reported that belle Bennett, Marie MOMS. and AlJones were Ill with the flu. An invite.lion to attend /311OWn1011% Day on March0 et Belle. OMB , was received fromArthur's Mighty Memel: nut Shows. Joy -lend Shows were well repreoeptod at themeeting. by Nellie Bowen. Mark, LOW+and Lucille King. Members were pleasedto tee 'leveret member* who had an4101104041 their departure for the semenat the meeting. Among them wereCecelia Kanthe and Union Eisman.

Virginte Kline rorpended gractonely.when culled upon. with an Interestingtalk. &eerie townie left for NorthernCelifornie to Join the Wre.ehternanAmusement Cennmeny. Pram. Porstallbrought along _tome of her homemadedoughnuts_ Remainder of night wasMorn over to playing -Help ThyNelebboe."

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ST. LOUIS. MarCh 1. -First %floe-Preeldent Nell Allen presided at the reg-ular 4u/dams mooting Cat Thttradaythe absence of President Judith Solo-mon. OLiver otrimma present were SecondVice-Pres/dent French Deane. ThirdVleo-Proofetent Ethel Haw, 'TreasurerOcrtnide Lang and Clela Jacobean, Doc-retary pro tom. Peggy DUrtort. Of thePeomon Shows. woo tilled to member-ship. Irene Burke, Cent chairman forthe St. Patrick'. Dann* on March 15. re-ports the advance sale is going wdL

Soccotary Orate Cave returned froma Tema taxation. on which she Plaitedthe Lone Star Show Wornen's Club. Dal -lie, and several club member* On theDm Lang Shemin Mabel Pierson 'advised1100 Columbus, MIso.. that ahe recentlyretinned froth New Oelear-t, where ells

rusted with Csthertno Oliver. a pawprersdent of the club. Dairy Doyle wathostess, at the Pebruary. 20 meeting.Ntent'a awards went to (Henna Nlelten.Lima Obermark. and Sue Wore.

NSA(Continued front oppoiitn

bath, Aaron Z. Musky, 10. Danny Duc-gam Hanna Harkoot, 11.

Ladies AuxiliaryThe -Tampa Trouper,- headed by

Preslcient Midgo Cohen. have ft`tdrnedand mei last meeting wasi led by thepreeldent. An unusttally large gatheringattended. It was deckled to hold cardtinny to the rooms on the ftryt Wetnessslay of each month, the men being alaCtInvited. Slater Kato MIMI IA In Harlemlionaltal with pneumonia, while alterMirth Prleciman Is In Illeerloanta Hoare-taL Sister Gene WIneor attended themeeting fir the flint time In manyworks. Stater Ruth 001.t1101) attendedfor the Drat tirr.o alote yolnIng the m-g/mining:no Mentterahip Chairman Boallamld la AS aerie on campaign for thisamson. !Ester Anna llalpin Will returnIn a few daps.

Selective Service Mail for TheseMen at The Billboard's Offices

CDICINNATI, March 1. Tee following men hate Selective Service melt atThe BUfbeerd's various offIcee. In came InstAncre the Mall entsrlst. Of question-ntires and In Others Order number cods. The order numbers aro given in perm.throes, whore known. All of these nten ate requested 10 Mind fccuarding gul-dens:ICS immediately:

CINCINNATI OFFICE. 25-27 OPERA PLACEAGASU. GOO. narrimia Robt. Marbly, John MameAlalre, F.Ocrold Jake IL11143.13- Its Murray, Truman WeerAndrus. Clifford Telford. 1101,0, Warms Naugle. Michael nary

area C1111red A. Beath treliey, Chasm. Crarten. MistedBates. Logi Warner ltenem Ctarenee Edoln Ogle. DasslaaLuker, tame um Remelt Sedges. Ceed Coy 011ver, Jun. Claytonpars, H CheaterHarold Chear Ileitmie. Weedror Wilson Osterbert. Wm, rtargdRlel Winmas Holmes. OtO:AC OWN, MOM, 103/

CIAtellet C. nom Olin PAIMM, Reet. Biactoymeta .1 !laser Horton Jr. Wontewth se. Pan. Marano OleJemmy. EOM/ Zele11011 Hack Cyril Paul Patty. Chester1.1:14.e. Delbert Bata natio ',MMus OMIT Polk, Milton L.Blankenship. Wane: Hughes. Wm. Howard (1111 POMpboal. Art B.Beekman, Chants C. liumptuesa Ante Porch. Nary PneorBono vo1erla0 Worn, Mien Banner poet/. ran O.ncedresu. John Joaktect. Romanrannli. Wes. Amidnew. Carlonrube, NancyMeows, JOME12 John

ruTeionieftljk.ittelibL MaeBureirte. Charles DellDerma Mr! 0.name, ROL A.nutter., Ede, W.

TonJ Albert0.43.1:11. SM. E.canumm. Marla Arthurca.mmen, lade Chaskacambrelf. Prawn Everettc:smcbelf, Prank AllenCabez .in. leamsoixlcarter. Andrew MCA 1 Ge. Chester

VerretCertast.n

Muth(Intent. henna BurleyColciatare, Chat, TTIM11111Cole Owetou (4MNcoikr, Wtnirem MAW°cue. John WIIIMMOsetel. Norman L.Daniel,, Stamens:I

EtDena, ttret 8.flint,. Mott. -LOOMDeets, Earl W.nemmien. Raymond Realmneeter. Akrah BarnesDodson. Mn. JadeDuncan. Lows CanonDyer. Merle Edeindreinan, Harry A. (IC)Mews. Tomrehont Jimmie R.Panel Mb. Jackson Clarencelarlaue. Toad E.

.nbeof Jacob

munatrick. TiedmyHarold

:eat,. Chutes Howard70rete, nuid',rut's% MendW TAMraDs. Chinos Thomse0.11.1011. Batt Daltslummed Anthonynotlietb thys.-..xdssui. WWI= P. Jr.nmdle. Prang. Charles

, starry Ise'bey. 0115010(,...",11;$0,03j...Zai 11.12571

'iuthrte. Como A.Holt Chad.. Pronto%1101 WetCou Ctz-s-It tstbrtr.rtt..10t-,1. ClarenceDeterment Cart J.liarnt, Lemma Cdr.

Jaakiers, Wed BanditJentsen, Robert rekreisonJarlason. edema PrankJheistra. attlyin TtionsosJedelge. to LeRoyJahreatIt, St J.Jenson. RalPalmerJ abal, Prank 6.J ohnsen. Jame.. ILJennie/. 11. 150 J.Jones FLOftle WilnamJanes,. Mgt: Lee/tutu?. Velem, OutNsitki, Perrell Edw.In:40y. Allan ItMmarany , AMaul

P.lba Lisbon

,Katona Dallao O.Knight Jourph Patna*/0it. Merl Win.Linea Prank AntkolsyLarson. Walter EdwinLeery. Mlls LerLee.rOecalle* EdwardLento, Antamortepore, Cameo JOeenbIelesdla Jr. Wm.Lena deourejsetWasneLord Jack benLowlier. Jam InnerLuken. Harr? RamanLank. Wm. Skaselidiiidgeo Jas. Wm.31.r00nla4.lattalta IrtusrMelalre. Itteluncorlaludeariaa. mWm. 0=iteary, ittekerd 11:1TeliollEry. Sistr4y Gene lierinstMaks fume satchelst. Weenier. NathanMashes, anent P. Ward. Wm. P.Matinees Jute. Warm., John J.Mayer. Edward Wastibarn Jr.. NelsonMeech. Ben R. sena *Rom Rest11117.M, Malley A. WismeTO, Willtam PranklinMinn. Jahn L. weatera, Ciente JetMier. Art Wrilrtra, Stanley .lehissnikr, Jewish Peal Whetter. Carl Ymeerlekmires leant Wrist. Richard LeeSlum Ineklue R. WIleole. PatWiller. Prank Crone Williams, Levi. Henryands. Madison Emery Wilson. Alerts! .1.simnel, Alfred Elmer Wilson. Harry Jno.',Rouen*. Jame. T. WoLlard. Roam tereMires, RAMP Vent! Wray. John limnlido Thomas

. Dernald V.Tonto. Pratt%YOtItO. Ntext!aa

Maras, alter Yost. Artbar 51. (1W)AP"rita. sane. M1110 Voting, Nontad A.Alahlson, litobut P. young, dalLman PeesMorn?, Junes ZEte, AimtlettertMorrow. alattam. Jame Wrolthak. Owese Jerome

Prim. War. J.le.cland Phillips Themesnesse. CLRI,11c1. 1.101!

01110 ZZOC17CUT= Ills

Ryer.. Jc.t4ph P.tal+er, Ilarrsond Ches:er

=mefie 412SiPear tennah, Pict 11 Y.lgrnm>; ever, illoreld EarlStmt. Hrery Peter

ar.T..s.n.Wsaw. liereard JamesOM?, Wm. umuneaheret, seScedyalieranot Richard B.Shoe,

, DCanm] PaulySmith8mith. With. 0.Smith. Jimmy LynnSaint. Jr., Oso. Talmudmann. mouton J. Calanemay. week C701EILINWM, StareStratton, Wm. H-auteur. JILA. W.rout. Sown' CherterneleMarta Clary L..ankolay. 'Ault801110011. ttokeeneTar,., TWAT, C.TWOr. Wealey AllenTares..SCrar J.'rho iffirk LeeThomas, MinerMOrapete. Re.icol tool.Totoell, Oesrdohn AtrasusTowmaa. RobertVan Room. 1400500

ST. LOUIS OFFICE. 390 ARCADE BLDG.00.1.. ifeeril Arum 12231 CATCMAI LAM, 151,f0i.E 14.1,11M, Predenele Mewlnaln, Polo .1.an Dian. Nemeth ettlyeqw nay. 1t111 P.157111040. 031.100 E. Ellsanka..30bn Munson Alaib, incenostericht Brom Elmer Hausa 1.4* Jackson Tabba Otts E.Cad. Joseph Lewin eummy

NEW YORK OFFICE. 1564 BROADWAYanen, demo O. (ma) Kotler. Prod 1,,..111. 1,0% Great

CHICAGO OFFICE. 155 NORTH CLARK STREETAneisesesPiteterRegeot

SAVE MONEY AND LIVE

IN COMFORT1941 Schutt Trailers ern las 'corner then my previcusBy (*.owing the coaches and reedestrird tbior#Atinc".,_

a veer deal of new head rear". Mee apace and MeMell any nalWen **Jed.

Schutt Traders aro new finelexl be genuiNt APTICO Steal Or thefamous. lo-ig.tasting Ebonite.

New. Seel snechausen bode are the finest to be found LRCM.been ent.ettoG, hich.okOr relrigeeslor. oven Atom to,iet,and dellotht now refinerwos for greater comfort and livabilityat Pew Um mien put num in a clam by thymuses. Couloir, (Moe.St.X..7,...-...dcatod wads and new, bolter Mate`[ system for rester

corefeesSea them at Mg Schutt &sloes or steno for FREE Menem*

Don't bare till wing"... seen Mese MEOWysioes by the WOrdifielienr of trailer coaches.

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5 NewSchubModels

$'595 to$3400

SMUT TRAILERS, INCDept, 203, Elkhart, Ind.

PRELL'S WORLD'S FAIR SHOWS, Inc."A World's Fair At Home"

FIRST CALL.,row'. data tot 107 March 22trt. suns to mama. too SotonSMI, tecasien at ors 1N NaISNWI 140.11 Any, Pan opteette. trout Vette avern opens *Me %a 10111. In .144.veAll New new tostint ...NM. rill USN OeTenloMen moot not Ulm than Marti 4600.

wurr Cash MAW ssaMo few rroro Serena loll to !WIN 11 at, toonsimie sod. emm.Milo/ met. me Of IN in... Outs la !ores. me ..Com Ittanta RS...." Men me Worm001w 6440 -Top tattle. mason apmeme 14.10. -Tent .Mme M sot 6,11." is..... Mn.IN UFO OW* of lateen HOUSE Cron ans. ...mei. one snow-tseas In all nageon..o-...TATIms. Will 1111Men. Ti het one 0.0.01,.-. olc1L.1 WON, Fortessau-a.oee sawn...6011.47 mo EMM*Pleoe. WM Alm atm onmestend. 111W SPIT TINE MOIL Rite 11.10ao TAIM obIe 10 Moro Fivol( Motor Moclom4 UM Woere t fleet of nee IntomMenal Trectem mA Treim Wont mewl.rise woe Mee OM* Fate ACT. Nun be ennumies uniatemstALL LEGITIMATE 0011011111101111mon, COON *I 114. Ome, 6sne Dank VIII, Pond,ONIMA NOMOLA.

AlsoWoks Gana AM. 101 11:MON, Alto. Ind ef...rr *red Moms

som TIM IM SOO. Also MAN* Meetboodlno VfneMo Mutt mob cm auca-iv0 OMIT.Can SW. ONE NEW AM emelt RIOt on4 LIFE Pear Elbe.atereimate-WIN NEW IDEA*. tes in Mae Man YOU.1101441 lost a.d 13.100N. OOT,Ml1ata VI hem a Ito tom meet le Mmotete em 1011rateSs. TO Loom ~OM Coo H AmeekAN Mott Modem Ansaweeps Coonntontoso--oNce-1 TWOOlt Wm Acu 1.1.1 Moo 10 Pala AlltsclIme-M1 Ito MOMS so aMmei

S. E. PRELL, Cen. Mgr., Winter Quarters, Bennettsville, S. C.

STENOGRAINIER WANTEDMust be male, middle aged. single. sober and trustworthy. Peek, one with

some show knowledge.CAN PLACE OUTSTANDING MUSEUM ACTS AT ALL TIMES.

Now In our third big week at124 EAST SIXTH STREET. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ODDITIES"Amer -ivies Most Widely Imitated Show"

WANT WANT wANT

LAKE COUNTY FAIR, EUSTIS, FLA.MARCH 10 TO 15

CONOILASIONO: /Intolau use omen, poser iman. Cinurd. Plea 111 Wtn, NotDime. foibles *a em. acii-o-pisn. aeon 10,1 Recto,. More. entts own reittis. Gen OW.rotem met I Wooed OtNIF Fair. MELBOURNE. ILA., MerM 10 to 13. 00110414101411: 11Moro

c:rd Bees Play, 0.11,04 shies:ArNialT;Ir, Mori OmWei Mint Deno. Lena Rttp 0rbn COO

nittIar PENNY ARCA01. We MO WK. Oat sprint. Tor. 01431: sown Fair, IINWRIN.Csr.IIIN IN IN IN* Pixel. IA.Address: CRESCENT AMUSEMENT COMPANY. Sebring. Hs., this week.

WANTED --BLUE RIBBON SHOWS --WANTEDOPENING COLUMBUS, CA., MARCH 29 -TWO SATURDAYS

Sentsi Ago.' with Itom0011atoe, 13.1 tan Na N11 p611 paper. Painter lhat CM de thewtreads_ Orcennad Minstrel Mew w;ta Dana. Salary sod percent. aide Hen with semi-trailer nerriencs. Address Columbus. Co.

KAUS EXPOSITION SHOWS, INC, WANTTWIn Wheelli. II.Cm a -e to/ eo eed oe.ol 111v,I;r1 Mom milsaY IMAMONVOto Shoos MM. <AMIN% MU. Mon m N.. Mow tmeno 0'0,11 forolotInner ...061. Now., Orly oettetne INN* wits. WA boot mod One Mow min can aeon.OOsegimosier Pea Nola MOM MUM. men, Nerollllos. MoNloom Conn "Wm LAun. seaman.,mass, om Ow 1.0 pi., 3,1* $40,11 In WI 44.1.1"MIt. VW. 12/1 ft Cooloo.PlannRom& woos se ow 1nm Georce, 0.5., 0.4 Meow rood. WNW Janso. 61..=want. Le My KIN4 *weer. MM. Fee sal. Neso'ell Inn," Turn One Cm ON... All AMoms:

A. J. EMUS, Geo. MW., 202 Gomm Om, N. 0.

GREAT AMERICAN SHOWSWO WIWI. MANAOLA GILL NYC. 021./1151 £0151010009 Nay payroll tateta M wet NM, boVe.11. VINNINI. CO.. N. 01 Moth 11111%. J4.6.1

1,INI lint seM maminfol mote In Om* 11111.41n Ile, TIslo mat *Moose. GACu, mire um are essainen Oarsmen noses GooMonne. /NOWA. Eseft Ap000. PIWO.I.S. PILO,1.164.14.118. Phew Mee gone, Poem Amoto. 1:110, CIO. cur-wr. MMTP PrWI,

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34 The Billboard CARNIVALS March 8, 1941

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ASTRO FORECASTSAND ANALYSES

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NELSON'SHIGH STRIKER

DOLL RACKSHARRY BlintssoN., Builder

7e 1 41 1.7.1sene.: rowan:Ur' N.

Midway Confab(Communications to 25.27 Opens Place. Cincinnati. 0.)

SWAPO. swim beese

DON'T lir surprised If there u es IftiTsjihys131.11 show on the road thin year.

JOHN ASHER tarn* from Alto. Els..that he Ls in State Sanatorium there andwould like to read Fetter, from friends.

AFTER spending the winter in Oeoegla.Harry Midi Bailey booked his AthleticShona with Rosen. Cheater Shows.

RICHARD (PAT, LORRAINE bonkedhis snake show with Bently'scan 13310125

FAssOUS Litt Weeks -Will send Toomey

11...WIN (AL) WILLIAMS, Austin.Minn.. Min hooked his lead gallertra withSunset Anointment Company.

FORMER aide.ahow manager withBuckeye State Shows. Billy King. midMrs. King are wintering In Son Antonia.

MR. AND MILS. A. W. 00001140, rideoperators of Lancaster. 0. have pur-chased a latestmodel Moon Rocket Ridefrom the Allan Hersencli Company.

DON TRUEBLOOD smiles from St.Joreph. Mo.. that he has been re-engagedby WI4It Bros. Shows. Making his thirdw0.0611 there.

snow cones. and other concossions WithPryor') All State Shows, making theirthird consecutive year with IL

RIDE Superintendent With the JohnnyJ. Jones Eqiceltion, Dell Isunkin Ls atCamp Blanding, Pla., where he Is chiefequipment Inspector of DSrael machineryfor the U. S. Army.

00141 Oimensa build 31ways wins pob.Lofty .o4 titan MAW 'WM with a brume of-.4.

ALLAN IIREA.NT. wbo has been work.Ina at e, trailer camp in Sarasota. Its..Mtn winter. reports ho will return toDodson'. World's Pair Shows Ile sign.painter and scenic artist

ARRIVINO In Bakersfield. Calif.. fromPhoenix. Ann.., In time for Arthur'sMighty American Shows' opening seas AlTint, wise bat been appointed legal ad-juster.

OPERATOR of the Ten -in -One Showon the James L Stratos Shows lent sea-son. James Thompnm recently signed toprovide the side show on Ilantly's All-American Shows.

OWNER and operator of Aide shows forthe Past 18 Hers, Carroll Miller recentlyAhmed her new Ten -lit -One attnsetionwith Use King ROM 8110.6. Unit Is beingbuilt in qustters In Manchester. Vt.

THIS GROUP toss photographed In Ormond, Fla_ recently while Mr. andMrs. L. E. Roth and Mr. and Mrs, Art Alexander. of the Else Ribbon ShOtes.were eleirliso Mr. and Mrs. Pope Hudelris of their mg home In the Florida city.In the foregrownd is Patty Ann, shows' Ita41C01. Front row, left CO Mohr:Jerry Pineassk, Mrs, Rote Ptrichuk, Mary Ann Alerander, and Allen ptathrk.The Pfschta.7.. tyre:Ives of Mr. end Mrs. Roth. are /emu Phitaderphas. Secondraw: Mr/. Ethel ?rum's. Martha Hurteim. end Mrs. Roth. Standing are ArtAtrramter, Pope Iludyine, and L. t. Roth.

NECESSITY is the mollser el [WOWS IN1.onto nahhoWit.

JACK O'BRIEN pencils from Helena,Ark., that Sirs. E. A. Kelly. formertrouper. as In a !months' there and wouldlike to read ietteni from friends.

CHUCK NORTHCUTT tA in quartersof Golden Dolt Shows In Hot Spring..Ark., where ha le helping ready the Cir-cus, flute Show for the onentug tour.

AFTER playing 'Dino, 7.25110.1113A. ar.dMisalsalppl boot& Tom Garrett la inMarshall. Tow.. rebuilding his photo gal-lery.

BEING a remit* In dere banana tannerleer bo Camouflaged.

0. BURKHART. who soid his World'sPair Mineum to Floyd King. /a In Elm -Mint, 1.. 1.. N. Y., building a new show.witch will take the toad this month.

H. W. CROWELL haa booked his King.doin of Native Mid Animals Rehltilt withH. C. dwUher's Parade Shows M repcetefrom Laredo, Tex.

MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE MILLEIthave booked their popcorn. candy apple,.

FORMER secretary of ltilderbraneraUnited Shows, John H. Mislay ha+.Joined White City Shows In a an:011u'capacity.

8IDE-8110W talker and lecturer.Tonuny Larsen reports he has beers In-ducted unto the army for a year's hitchand as atationed at Port Mehhemon. At-lanta.

FUNNIEST thine In 1h woold to wowpews went, It tlat ward

FLO AND DOT CARLSON. manager ofthe Put Show on Bantly's AthamerlearsShown hero taken on an readttIonal at-traction In the person of L. H. (MY)iusaor. fat bat.

HAVING contracted then. photo gel-lery with Oeark Amusement Company.Mr. and Mrs. yL R. Sayers also will workthe name-on-a-wra-stiell brooch. they re-port from Joplin. Mo.

JOHN It. WARD SHOWS have beenawarded midway contracts for the HAICalm in Maayilelltld. LaCrosee. And Osh-kosh by Central Wisconsin Fair Associrs-tion.

THE midway wield seeks cleaner ftviat-11610-bat often eitteset manna esti power.

WHILE at the recent Florida State Fair,Tampa. Plod IL Gooding. heed of theP E. flooding Amusement Company.°mem: :ce early de.V.fery three SpItt:rerides from Prank Ilritheta.

BLAINE aooprbra. of the P. E. Good-ing Amusement Company and brother

On a SpotAS A RULE the matistant numager

IA one who con say yen en either areply or proof, who can say yes Inboth Faiglials and pig -Latin. can 00)yea whether It Tunings the truth or°Menthe, can nay yea when It wouldbe reeler to say perhaps, can't, ornever. He can say ye. for the Iona'.Rood and for others' bed and keep Ittip the entire day. But the only onseer he ever gets from the Iowa Sa no.

of Floyd E. CloodIng, is a 2.41fttPit andmutinied to the unit of the tank corpsat Comp Knox, Ky.

MR. AND MRS. LTALL E. LEACH MCIn Dexter, Minn_ repainting And ready-ing their photo gallery and other equip -went. which they have booked withSunset Amusement Company,

BINGO open:stars on the World ofMirth Shows for the past ant you*. Mur.ray Polans and Ralph Godatorte letterthat they pureha.rod Mrs. Max Gruberg'sbingo stand and will operate It on Oro -berg's World Famous Shone.

STYLI for showboats Mango; mart arramere sad shawl on chewing ware 1.4 10140treats.

MR. AND MRS, E. J. GORDON. whohave their popcorn. peanut. candy apple.and dUekpond with Traver's. Pair ItHome Shows, recently Wok delivery Ona new trtsiltr and ear. Herman Stienksreports from Sulphur Springs, Its.

LOU L. BURTON advisee from Del-mont. N. Y. that Convention (Movehave been contracted by AlleghenyCounty Agricultural Society for the 1941Angelico 134. Y.) Pale.

JACK SCHULTZ. former member ofthe Four Cloven,. Is seriously III at Istahome. 3416 Chicago Pike. Toledo. O.His father. C. P. &hulls% writes thatJack would like to read letters fromfriend*.

MAILMAN and The fidtbixrrd solo(agent oft Hughey Te Oentach Shows In1040. Harry (Key Chock) litsco advisesfrom Notches. Odes.. that he doesn'tcontemplate returning to the road thisreason.

LONDON. England, County Council hisiisanctioned holding of the evatorsory' honk lioildny- fates on open manta

Lite-Time Investment

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ELI BRIDGE COMPANYillaNno. M 130004m10 Pro -awls

000 Cam Avosto. JACKIONVILLI. ILL.

THE tad PmoVED CHAIRPLANECARNTINCI 24 PA6411106326.

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24 It .04 AO ft TtA 1/43 Wove 1411M latetoe ..11L 0,566MIti Can to wanted

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HUBERT'S MUSEUM '14228 W. 430 NOW TOOK CITY.

WANT IMAM AND NOVILTY ACTS Or141017 AT ALL VDUS

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March 8, 1941 CARNIVALS The Billboard 35

tinder its jurisdiction. Black -out rev -:Lama moot he abler -reel and multetept to a bare whisper,

THI mid world le favor Of one on-peammest porky-Me ppeasement of billcitiketem--Osear Mt Ram.

01X)ROI3 HILL. of P. le P. Attractions,booked hie conceeanana with the Ant -UntieAmusement Company for a week duringthe stand at the Nary Yard.. Chartodon,S. C. 11111 advisee that Smiley Treaudeyregistered good week with her ballgame. .

OZNERAL MANAGER of America PintShows. S. H. (Shell) Barrett has beenordered to the Veterans' Rosetta!, SanFrancisco, to undergo an openitton. Horoped to be bock In harness In a towweeks_

SOME are left waiting at Mt church andat Ow Poet-and many are kit we.ting tobear from Me boss. --Cat Rack Annk.

CIMMIGE SPAULDING (ColonelSpruceby) muds from ntrminghsan thatbe made the Bankheod Tunnel openingand Mann Gnu. in Mobile. Ala., withDonate. and while there age guest ofMr. and Mrs, Waiter B. Pox.

mumps of *Mrs. itnne.Hoey regrettedto learn that her father died In Min-neapolis three weeks ago. The Hocys arewith Sot's Liberty Shows, where Sidneyis bullring a do luxe corn game for Mrs.Solomon.

C. D. SCOTT, of Scott Brat' Shows,ernes train New Orleans: "We had aswell time at the Mardi Oras. It's theWasn't thing Fre seen and plenty ofshowfolk were on hand. Will leave soonfor shows' quarters in Atlanta."

"HOW To Pres.-Agent Caravel" looksLoral an Paper. but we past can't get thoeft editewr to read It and undentand.--.Ilehn °octavo....

STILL IN Melee (Mich.) Hospital.atom he has been for about six work*.0 Jerre* Osier. set trouper, who says hehopes to be out In time to open with theJohnny J. lords Expoisinon. He wouldlike to read letters from Monts.

"SIGNED recently with Charles A.Clerk's Land on Decision's World's Pairthews." Joe Reed scribes front Ocala,Ito.: "My daughter. leveltua, sap be oneof the featured dinar. with JeansClark's GUIs Roue on the came avant -canon."

"I HAVE contracted Cherie. box od-dity, fee the second Inngetill on SimsGreater Mama Of Canada." pens BobbyRork from New York. "Show will bebatter managernent of Betty King. withJohn Inunnford, lecturer. and Ann Hun -milord. Mime."

"FOR want of a Mae a honer was lost,"he want N a portage stamp an agent was

BarnacleA 40 -MILER who trailed any and

entry show with has own homemiardop'ry alsraya waited for the othershows' btowotra and would act upacross from their Iota. When readyto awing, he'd call out his two-pieceband, cornet and baba drum, andbelly. Being a 40 -taller working onaniliner elbow's billing. he nerer wenbackward In his knocking. Making hisown owning.' he'd start "'Friends sodneighbor*. this Ls what we call theYertitte Tease Family Minstrel. Tm01' Pap Perkins tasself own and Con-trol thb outfit, and stn It to suitmyself. Swapped my little blatklandfarm in Emit Texan foe this here showand decided to quit work. I don'tput my show up on lytitg billboards,outtrowee. Pied Maclennan aim" butrunt In thar on the atage. We're allmarled and docent. There's me andany wife and my wifea font*: mydaughter, ha htsaband, and his foikktan and las wife and her folks, and ithired cconedlian to put it on. Wehare our own little, plays. *me theRiver Charlie and Brown and Brown.magic haitern, sleight of hand andbreaking a rock on a man's chartwith a big Midge hammer. Well re-main Inyour town in tong as we seemto take with youall. If you han'tcot the price, don't let It hinder youtrap turning out. ka we take alfalfahay. buttermilk. and produce In ex-change for tickets. I thank.,,j0,{;:a. Inc band r-DIME JAM

GENERAL AGENT for Alosao Er -position Shows In 1810, Lohis

Elbsekle) Rinpot recently seas re-engaged In that capacity for thecoming reason by 0-.ener Jack Ru-ble*. A ceteran earn/nal agent,Rinsed prenfoasfy trouped withSouthern Aetarement Company,Clark's Greater, J. George Laos'Greater United, C. A. Woothem. andC. F. Yelpers United shows, andGreenberg Amusement Company.

40, sod for want of an agent straw recededksto history.--Gastinsis.

A FEATURE with Duke Drukenbrod'sSide Show on Endy arm." Shows lasttenon, Margie Flynn recently was signedby Duke Jeannette as annex attractionon his Lido show with the John R.Marks Shows. Don Wiliceeman is man-aging the unit.

HAR fey J. BMETit pencils f tom Chide*.town, Ind., that he is leaving the carol.rol field to take out his own varietyshow of coorins and rondo acts. lie saysthe unit will open in Indiana and thenplay thru Illtnota MInsourt Arkansas.and Taws

EARL B. PURTLE Is In quarters ofWorld of Mirth Show* in Richmond. Va.where he has garnered considerablenewspaper publielty anent his breakinga lioness to ride a motorcycle. Puttieswill present the act on the snowy 1941tour,

THE WORLD in laled with NM -of -Noymidway 499orteekee, and lots of Hum upsetIke ohl.timers' applmost by Venni on S* -04605 with new and iiretofklary Ideal.

BUDDY BROCK, human pincushion,who closed with Tam Itariklnea, SideShow to Houston, Tex.. on November 3.is now with Alice the Alligator Girt'sSide, Show on Mighty Monarch Shows.Middy o.dtlans that the lallAtIlet Ism beenbad and crowds have been small anteopening In Fru:KW:. Pla..

OPERATORS of a obooting miller) InLittle Rock, Ark.. Mr. and Mrs, W. D.Miller are entertaining theft datighter,Sim. Buford litinberlon, laurel. Mien- andMrs. Milton Derthern. operator of ashooting gallery and Penny Arcade InPortland, Ore.

"SAW Charles Morfett. 8:11y Marco.and Doc Robertson with their howls to-gether In the Jackson Hotel. Augusta.Oa. recently." Doc N. C. Watts cardsfrom Charleston- 5. C. "Wonder If 18means three, another colored show tDthe making."

0541 trouping optirniat Metre awe resentedblekblerds and robin In his ream and speedshit l4M winter months knataterag Hum on abird whirtu.-M.as McGee.

GralaTtAL ACIENI' of the Stale PairShows, Bell Stan recently returned toquarters In Peabody, Kan., after extended trip on which he booked ti.Ckdley County Pale Burlingham fan,and serval early still data for OwnerMet Vaught

FORMERLY with Crafts 20 Mg Shows,J. I., (Oklahoma Jack) Shell has theHailstorm Wonder Family playing bell.Nub, school, and theater dotes to goodresult's. Ho advisee that the group'atour win carry It thru California. Oregon_Washington. and into Canada.

MR. AND MRS. ALISFILT STRINGERbare returned to Baton Rouge. Liu, qua-tem of John H. Ward Show's after &pad-

lng the winter In Aransas Pam Tex.Stringer la repartng his calltenso and or-gans, and Mrs. Stringer ta readying herocomesaioas.

GENERAL AGENT of PUrrell'a UnitedShoats. Charles S. Noon pens fromInoernIngton. III.: "Have been awardedcontracts for the atoms to furnish mold.ways at Olney (MU.) July 4 CelebrationMount Vernon Soldiers and tiation' Ne-wnan, and fairs In Urbana, Ltricoln, andCarlinville.

. .SOME showmen are rated as the best wish..

Sul thinkers. When they want somethingbadly gnosis* and wish for It long enough-they advertise that they have It. -fix SyllableWebster.

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AFTER severed yearn absence from trioroad Mr. and Sirs. Joe Metcalf (AnnaVeldt), well-known animal trainers, willtroupe again, having signal with Arthur'sMighty American Shows The Metcalfehave been !dentinal with the Selig Zooand California Zoological Gardenanumber of years.

AMONG the many Tinton' to theRoyal American Shows' midway inTampa, FM., were Mr. and Mrs. W. S.Neal, of the Yellowstone Stowe., who areWintering In Florida because of Mrs.NeoL'a health. 'They plan to return toqiiahtere In Albutrque. N. XL_ some tunethis month to ready their etnrwa foe theTOWS.

DOING a year* titteb in the army atCamp Shelby. Miss.. with the rank ofsergeant is Roy H. Ortt, former arcademechanic. Alto In camp there la PrivateNorman Nelson, former ride man withthe P. E. Gooding Amusement Company.Meissen La driving a truck with special.1st rating, while Ortt Is chief of a gunKelton.

VISITOR Ito gorats.donairei -"Haven'tsou get a coneindon that you wanted to WI?"Contessionairm-"Ho, I keYenl. but I Makthe clime krs. I booked It wit% limn lastweek."

ALAMO EXPOSITION SHOWS wereOren a feature story In the Februaryla tams of The Son Antonio Light.Written by Lynn Jackson. Mar *erase.the piece was accompanied by photo* ofManager Jaok ittiblek and Jerry, one ofchows' admix. and a four -column pie -tonal allowing the Plying Millen% Cr.,,Billy, and Prod, practicing some of theiraerial treks.

TIM GREENE pen. from Barberton.O.. that he ht- tralgned as head bar manat the Tap Room there after he:ellen theposition for a year and will return tothe road this season. He adds that herecently enjoyed "lotto with Mr. and Mre.Curly Wilaon and Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeMiner, who were fermerly with Bantly'aAll-Amarlcan Shown,

AMONG showfolk who attended fu-neral aernicea for the late Tlinothi Deadyat his borne to Westerly, R. L.. wereRichard, Thomas. and lielen Colemanand Copt Oscar LaValley, ColemanBros' Shoals, who went from Middle-town, Conn.. to Waverly to be on hand.Deady. who Wed at 11. H. Veterans' Hos-

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Winter -Quarters News and GossipAs Reported by Representatives for the Shows

Great Lakes ExpoFLORESCE. Ate., March 1. -Owner Al

wavier last week booked R. E. Haney*Anto Sinsoter, Penny Arcade. and a newPerna Wheel. China T. Goss left withan order for four new truck,* ManagerDielte Lipman came In for a brier busi-ness conference with Owner Wagner andWAS surprtsed at the amount of build-ing and work which has been &mom-phatirel. General Agent Bob Kline closedcontratta for the midway,. at WarrenCounty Pair. Bawling Omen, Ky., andTroup County Pair, West Point. Os. Mr.and Mrs. Bill Kennedy hare booked theircookhouse and will arrive boon. PrankRuff also booked Ma rides. HAPPY Graffand crew are working overtime to beready for opening. Recent visitors In-cluded Nell Derk, George Benda. andRay Henson. JOHN DAVIS.

Wallace Bros.JACKSON. 'roan., March I. -Work In

local quarters is tworing comptreJo.n.Manager K E. ?meow and Mr. Wadleyare In MiseiMippi on bueinese. andamong recent visitors were Mr. and WI.Ban. Mr. and Mrs. Ambern. Barneylienuckler of Jacksonville. Pie.. alsovielted. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks are buildinga new cookhouse. Mr. and &ire. AbePrank* aro building a new corn gameand remodeling their sound truck.Ernest Farrow. son of the shows' owner.visited over the week -end. Managementrecently purchased two new tractor's.Among meant arrivals were Mary Webb.Mr. and Mm Gorden Adams, and Mr.and Mrs. Doe Hoy, DAD CRAWVOctD.

T.. J. HethNORTH BIRM/NOIJAM, Ala, March I.

-wan opening set for March id and,:nee L. J. Beth is back from a sopumin Hot Springs. Ark.. work has beenstopped up conelderably. Crew totals itIn addition to RIM &lustier and his cook -home MIL who arrived here last Mon-day from a winters work around thearmy camps In Louldene. Mr. and Ma.Charlie Wrenn came to from Augwita.On.. and both are getting their Motor-drome In shape for opening. Many con-cessionaries wintering *round here leftfor the Mardi Ores at New Orleans. Joeand Jean Ibritana left for a brief visitIn St. Lents. VUltOtil the last few dayswere Olean Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Van.Jew, Sparks, John Hood. and Mr. andMrs. Virdy Stewart, Joe P'ontana tortdelivery on a shipment of monkeys re -Gently. IT. B. stam

ConventionFREDONIA, N. Y., March 1. -Ardent

and Inatallatton of new lights, bond andcircular *Non, planer sod joiner. drillSneed. and forge have added to the ef-fletency at local quarter, and work toprogreestrig rapidly. Didlo Peden ar-rived thla week to build the front for thePakatorium Show. rthieh ho will man -+see. Ray (Whitey) Bell came In fromMiami and Is temporarily &relating Chief

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Mechanic Karts. Cecil Sanith's candytrailer la almost completed. Mr. andMrs. Gene Mauer returned and are re-modeling the cookhouse. An Innovationthis mason will he shows' baundry, whereall help uniforms will be laundered freeof charge, Walter Lankford cards fromFlorida that his band 15 framing up welland he will be in quarters early. DickPalmaterr now doing government Work,writes he will have his big snake showwith It. D1 Allen. of the Plying Allem,visited. Robert (Bob) Lamberteon willhave charge of the bingo stand. Claudeand Betty Miller motored In from Penn-ayleania. Claude will be In the ride de-partment, and Betty will &AMA tddiePeden and Professor Margo. William KMartin, who accompanied them alsoManed to the ride department, Othervisitors were Mr. and 34re. J. It. Kelleher,Reed Horton. Prank Brewster. and JerryMcGraw. PAY LEWIS.

Frisk GreaterNORTH LITTLE ROCK. Ark., March 1.

--Cold weather has slowed up quarterswork. *Rho much as possible to. being ac-complished. Bob Jones arrived and willassume his duties as Tut-a-wtri tore -Man noon. Earl Parks adviaca he has

ARTHUR HOFFMAN, who hes hoda enema:MI winter handling rodlopubtrally lee tar fratmerfonat Con-gress of Oddities. Aas found his longexperience in all bra/sena of out-door rhow business Of special ratiosand his ability ea a totter, deserts, -fire powers and tutee timbre added041C4I. He broadcasts by remotefrom the neasenno and ha. acceptednuinerour incitationa of commenta-tors to go to studios to talk on circustire

plichaseel a new cookhouse top, and nextseason mil be 111. third with the show.Partner ?lecher tendered a surprise birth-day party here last week. Mr. and Mrs.Tyree Sr. err:red from Ohio. and eon-cosoloostres and ride crews are arrivingdaily to prepare for a big opening Lightplants are being Installed In the newtruck. BErrTY RICHARDS.

Buckeye StateILATITESBURO. MIAs.. March 1. -

Owner Joe Chiller and lluAln4S0 ManagerJack Oliver returned from a week -endbooking trip. Everything In quarter. IsIn shape for the opening. and a fewminor details are being worked out byPat Brown. exnutruction foreman. &s-eabed by Earle Crane. Electrician Blu-etit Cooper has the electrteal equipmentIn .hap* and is ready to throw the/twitch on hie new light effects and lighttowers. Jesse Harrison has built a newlunch Vetter. which will adorn the mid-way thin year, and Mrs. nailer has re-Oelverl her new conceasion tope She Inenlarging her string of conceseiona. BobPox, who signed as special agent, willreport soon..1. K 'tremor has been bookedaa lot aupertntendent and Is in quarters.7117, Magner will operate her cancer:donHarry Kimmel] returned from a pleasuretrip to New Orleans and ILLS htsown wagon mt. Chaffee garage 1.41.5

tendered a surprise birthday patty. at

which Ma. Betty Savage entertained.Charley received many gifts.

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PioneerWAVERLY. N. Y. March 1, With

break In weather, crew at local quartersreturned to work end much hna beenaccompilahed. Everything will be readrlee opening on May 10 at Towanda, Pa.Manager Permit announced thot showroute le about compteted. A number ofnew faces will be seen on concessionrow. Joe Ricco writhe he has purchasedtwo now tops. and Tommy Fallon, whohas three shows on the midway. is irtntering In Florida, Mr. and Mrs. ClaudeFhwier will return with their candy ap-ples. Mrs. Harvey George infos that nhe',sewed a now car. Manager Pereellalso purchased a new car. Ray DanielsMalted recently. Mickey Percen and StanReed %Mated the Cole Indoor Circus whenIt played Binghamton, N. Y. ManagerPercell and the writer will it.tan thisweek on a business trip. STAN REED.

Al BaysingerPOPLAR BLUFF. Mo., March I.-Quar-

tern here are open and showfolks arecorning In daily. Mr. and Mrs. EllisWhite. who have their cookbOttre antibingo booked for the season. advisedthey will be In soon Management an-nour.cod It now holds midway contractsfor fairs In Cando. Rugby. Bottineau. and(Rattan, N. D., and the July 4th Cele-bration at Rolla. N. D. Shows will carrytheir own light plants this season andOwner -Manager Al S. Baywinger recentlyreturned from on extended trip to Min -manta and North Dakota and Is corn-pletIng plans for otoening set for Korth22. The writer took delivery on a newC.1.1 this week. Shown plan to carry ninerider and seven showy. Mr. sod Mrs.Mtko Wrath* bought a new photo gal-lery recently. LTNDKV L. WHIT.

Bright Lights ExpoPITTSRBR011, Morel 1. --Shows' Meal

office reported that .1. 0. Bake. redosuperintendent. bus moved the rides andother equipment to larger quarters Inonntersatio. 0...0 that odes may be setup, repaired, and repoInted. Mrs. Bakehas returned to her home from the hos-pital In East Liverpool. O_ and is on theroad to recovery. T. P. Zimmerman,with three comets:done, Ls the latest ad-dition to the ehows. Manager John 0e.coma la expected to go to South ChM-lin* Aron to ship some equipment toquarter.. WILLIAM Waage'.

Frank's GreaterALBANY. Oa., March 1,-Evarything

ready for opening. lildee and thew frontsaro fleilahal and concesatonaires are at -riving daily, but toad and rainy weatherprevails and shown will not open nowuntil March S. They were scheduled toget under way today. About 30 hoist. -cars are on the lot at present. Amongrecent- vlaitora were C. 0. Right citymanager: Paul Conaway, W. R. Harris.Bobby Burkshire. Mr. and Mrs. MikeRosen, Mr. and Mrs. If. V. Williams. Mrand Mrs. Tommy Davenport. Mr. andMre. IL L. Ronson. and Mules antler.

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Prell's World's FairBENNETP3VILLE. S. C. March I. --

Work has been in prestress at local quar-ters since Assistant Manager Abe Prell'sarrival from New Jersey. All wanner -malls has been erected on the f al:groundsand new fronts recently completed byJoe Panores crew, are now getting their(See Pniat's WORLD'S PAM on pavan

SEND IN YOUR ROUTESRoute, of bands. acts. mule units.

lea shows. repertoire -tent shows. al'Instie and musical shows. armiesand carnival's are carried in The Bill-board free of charge. (yet Into thehabit of sending toe your routepromptly. Send It to Rotate Editor.The Billboard, 23-87 Opera MooCincinnati, 0. Routes reaching Cin-cinnati not later than Fr:day will ap-pear In following week's Have.

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Playtime AmusementsQU2NCY, Mass.. Mardi 1.-31arum

W. Burr and General Agent Perkins re-turned this work after attending wariounfair meetings and advised they signed anumber of fairs and ceJebrabons forOil. While on Mtge bete they Orderednew canvas. Profesaor Bernard bookedhis Freak Show with another organiza-tion, but Doc Rankine will be with ttagetn. Captain Aldrich his the animalchow In shape Superintendent RomRobertson has started work at quarterswith Harry Sturgis. 'conic attest, and acrew of six, and they report everythingwill be ready by April. Mrs. Burr re-cently took delivery on a new tniu.r andshe again will heed!. the. midway cafe.Manager and Mrs. Burr are away on abrief visit with Clyde Ripple, tonne-alonane, at hi' borne to Pompano. Pia.

FRED PERKINS.

Miner's ModernPHILLIPSBURG. N. J.. March 1. -Work

to quarters, under atiperelatOn Of thewetter. is rapidly progrmaing Litho onlya skeleton crew is employed. Cone*.Mons and show fronts are being repairedand remodeled, and new ere being con-etruettd. Office teener le being redocorated. Owner -Manger R. IL Miner re-turned recently from a brief bookingtour with eareral contract* for the coin-ing season. Ho reports working condi-West on chows' route are good and an-etc:pates a good season. Orders havebeen placed for now rldea and trucksend they sill be called for the letterport of April, when those open. Thewritefe wilt will carry three rides and30 come:alone thw year and will openabout May 12. Many old contracts hereteen renewed and several new spots add.

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West Bros.PD. JOSFIlf. Mo., Search 1. -Mr. and

lire. J. W. Laughlin. owner, announcedthis week that shows' spring route willcarry them Into it different territory thanthat which they have played in thelees several year'. Work on the nowfronts, designed by Robert Laughlin. Issteering completion, and all rides arc be-ing renovated. All trucks have been re-painted and lettered and made readyfor an early optillbg. Charley Reid andJ. W. Laughlin completed a booking tripthat earned them tbru t4 States. EdBruer It making an extensive trip thruthe South and hss contracted a numberof fall detest. Personnel of the allow hasmultilane a number of changes. Recentvisitant at abowe Hot Springs. Ark.. of -flee Included Mr. and Mrs. J. loPosimia.Trixle Clark. Pete SchtId. and B111

Cleauner. DON TRIITMLOOD.

T. J. TidwellStVPXTWATER. Tex-. March 1. -AU

was reedy for above February 28 openinghere. Shows' moat catenate.) winter workprogram was carefully planned by themanagement and A largo crew workedahead of schedule all winter. (Severalnew shows were built and rides were,orethailled and mpranted. Meet Of theold show fronts were discarded and newown constructed. Those retained harebeen rebuilt All fronts and rides fea-ture neon lighting. Manager Tidwoil.irealated by Roy Erbrell, supervised quar-ter:: activities. Hobe Retool And UncleJco Orask are In charge of tho commis -eery department. Besides their goodmeals, they entertained the crew with amarathon dentine conical. which endedwhen Miami opened. Moat Of the per-annel were on hand nt opening. whiteether, are arriving daily.

J. A. SCIIIIECIL

Elite ExpoPARSONS, Kan.. March 1. -Everything

Is going along well here in quarters.Manager Charles ROWS* and C. 0. Buten.general agent. returned from a successfulbooking trip. Mrs. Walter P. IMO Hunthas booked her Minstrel Show. and TornWells signed his diggers. Peggy andKeith Chapman will have their bingoetand. Penny Arcade. watch la arid oterand -under with it. P. 0. Bogle and DoveReese signed their :sewn concessions.which will be managed by Dave Reese.

Now baokrea roe season 1911 Charles Gearhart booked Ida snow coneShows Rides COnfilridece and batton candy laesids. Frank Darin

ST.. AuplAs.em. IND. went to Oklehomis di ty to get teen newequipment for his Side Show. John 2111s.

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SOL'S LIBERTY SHOWSNOW BOOKING SHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS

FOR 1941 SEASON.16.11,1.- P. O. 11131t 223. Caevineerellb, AN,

GOODING AMUSEMENT CO.NOW BORING SHOWS, CONCESSIONSAND ATTRACTIONS FOR 1941 SEASON

dun.: 1500 teORTON AVE., COLUMBUS. 0.

whe has he Athletic SPAT. writes hewill be here In plenty of Ume for open-ing. Visitors Included Eddie and OttoLenhart. Mr. CLatadsc. P. Cr, Swither. andP. C. Bogie. DON POLTZ.

Ouellette's Mighty MidwayLON° BEACH. Calif. March I. -Every-

thing la coming along nicely at quartershere. Three wagons have been tureedout and color scheme will tao mange andred. Office In to he mounted on atwo -wheel trailer. Management willhave three ride' and book the rot.Plenty of paint is being applied and allequipment will be put Mt* Drat -classshape. Harry Howard, lot superintend -eat, boo charge of quarters The man-agement recently purchased three lions,

curet. and 12 monkeys. Recent l:snotsMended Harry Harmed. Set. Bresake. Mr.?balite, C. C. Reinhart. aSemme Eisen -man. Mr. end Mrs. Milt Rwlkel, MartialBabcock. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker.Jimmie Woods, Mr. and Mrs Olean Henry.Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henry. Vie Darla JackDyke. Jelly Van Dyke. Rosa McGuire. andDon Window. Reported by an esetutleeof the show.

SNOW CONE FLAVORSWrite foe on. new price list on Same Cone, Cindy Floss 5.4 Candy Addles Supplies. Veal,tat Witte supplies Ise lam looney.AA tor deteela sheet ou sP41.41s1 deal on a it,sed New EthOle lee Shaver.

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SHOWMEN - - SHOW WOMENYou Are Cordially Invited To Attend

THE FOURTH ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S DANCEHeld Under the loin/ Auspices of the

MISSOURI SHOW WOMEN'S CLUBand

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHOWMENSATURDAY NICHT. MARCH 15, AT 8:30 P.M.

GRAND BALI. ROOM -DE SOTO HOTEL -I ITH AND LOCUST STREETSST. LOUIS, MO.Meet Your Friends al the Gala Festiva [vent of St. LouisTICKETS -ONLY $1.00 PER PERSON

f Lie Reif ,rOttotte Tteket.t. WriteDANCE COMMITTEE: Cate The 111102oard. 390 Arcade Bldg.. St. Louie, Mr.

ART LEWIS SHOWS(America's Newest Railroad Show)

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C A N A D ABILL LYNCH'S GREATER EXPOSITION SHOWS

Opening Halifax, Nova Scotia

RANT FOR SEASON 1941dined Van: Waal.. Anneal, lite-ivw Wave or an/ 45.11.3a Orly/ in113k oeuvres pp., urns papaIdeloellsvern, OW erscr«.: Warar. An esetllent K10.1,1..14. W e egos, nevus evens N.1..w.pertsn...en 1.3 earn. 5.4 Mu,.Write W. P. LYNCH. P. 0. Oen 582, Hal,fas, Nova Scott

WANTED --FOR JAMES E. STRAUS SIDE SHOW --WANTEDSide -Show People al all deseliptan. Weald like Is hear bat, les.1Nrit, Mood Are.Cu,. Illawee. All. Peak, and Novelty Ads. Can Mater A -I /tont Pan AH TwAct Salimthat tan plod. Lend Haw, plants PM. All reply

AL TOMAINI, Side Show Manager, James I. Spates Shows. Savannah. Ca.

SHOWMEN'S LEAGUE Of AMERICA BENEFIT

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Melting Meadow'. N. Y..Week ended March 1. 1041.

Deer Fence:'Ibis finds the Century of Profit Show

going Into Ito second week 00 theabandered World Pair grounds. As Inmany other space in the past. tee bowelAZO holding meeting" to determine who Isguilty of booking the date. but nothingI. being done toward getting the spotstraightened out. The entire nrat weekwas spent In wooing the committee andtrying to get the show open. After lay -tog it out in the different buildinge thatwere being torn down. the oleos waegiven orders to motto them at once.Altho In a serious predicament, baringour midway pushed around on" notlitagnew to the office. Penn the day theteems ant showed on tab Strome up 10the proem% time of being pushed out.Into the War.. location.. have noverbona certainty with them

Cablegrams were Immediately Pent toNorway asking permission to use Itsbuilding. For some reason no answer wasreceived, so we cabled Frame. Result.,were quick its owning. so we arrangedto start Searles down the show end toexhibit tinder the French flag. This newmore had Its bitch due to the govern-ment asking tot to become citizens, ofthat country. Then we learned that theshow would have to pay duty on allequipment and trust all persona on tboshow would have to prove their birth-right and secure iosseporte. Quickly ailmreotistione were cut off.

During a blinding 'gizzard the work ofterming down the rides and slimes was

while Agent Loin Truckler*glared on rinothet location. In themeantime our committee, headed byIneardng Red. demanded a ahowdown.It was a case of either paying thetecond week's guarantee or of vetting n

CARNIVAL WANTEDJUNE 30 -JULY 5

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Ado. fall Make aa cane.WILLIAM ENCELHART01.....ao rise,. Cern*Ilve

VETERANS Of fORT1611 WARS POST 1647v.i,in Sit a Intlilli111010, MINK.

WANTED GOOD CARNIVALfar hived Vitek in lane

Spearsett4 by Cll.." Conte., Band andCole Ono and goal. Corp._

Stale full aaHuvnan in lost latter.SAM CAPIZIA. Clyrnse, Pa.

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new sponsor. Ibis put oho bosses Inanother hole with much =Ms to bedone to straighten It out. Knowing thatthe quickest way to a committee's heartka three the purse autism or thestomach. the bowl rushed the membersover to the cooktiosue. To his dismay. hefound the cookbotter down and loadedOtt the wagons. That Waa LILY .traw thatbroke the odIce's back. Calling the mattfor a meeting, the big Moats voted. "nescookboust. no elms.'" and then decidedto again put the show In quarter..

For what we believe to be the Brattime in ensues! /Amory this Is the onlyshow ever to go Into the. tarn twice Inono winter. lb take It back to aliarldaet this time of the year would onlyforce the bonne to bring It all the wayback north in the spring. Here, theyderldnd, was ample lumber at arm'sroach, lumber that would only be/airtimd and carted away. Here wow ayear* supply of awnings, neon. :waleand perhaps liven a few front decorationsthat could be picked up at a nominalCoat or Just picked up.

On Thursday the blizzard abated andthe into was shining, so they again de-cided to try to open. On Tnelay thethermometer dropped to 10 below andthey owitelled back to cloning. On Satur-day those who had paid their depotitsfor the season marled squeaking fortheir dough back. so the ofece called Itan openewason week, giving everybaxtywho bad money on the line a permit topick their own loestIons mid open atwill. All except the c0okhou5e took Ad.Tantoge Of the polemist offer.

MAJOR PRIVILIME

anteticapt eatniOals

5 eats 090 association, One.i By MAX COHENIFront The Billboard DotedMarch 6,

Herman like) Preedman *trod 54general agent for Nat Betas Snow(, re.placing lack V. Lyles.Francis P. Burns booked bin Mx conces-sions with the /Doter° Kamm' Com-pany for 1026.. Jolly Ditto and barCo onreae of Pat People were Contrastedby Beth Shows. . . Cecil Vogelwas appointed oceretery of Zeitiman &Polite Shows. .. Burdick). Texas Showswere playing sawmill towns In the LoneStar State to good bunions... Membersof John Francis Shows were guest. ofDick Momele at chicken dinner atDick's Log Cabin Inn DRAT Houston. Tex.

Prod °venire inked his St. Morita IceSkaters with West's World's WenderBlsou. . . . George Watt Stevens(}lechanol signed with Rey Marsh Bey.don. manager of Mike and Ike. brothermidgets, to prevent his nwebruncel manact with Brydonb attraction on thePasidman fi Phallic Shows. , WalterLankford signed his band with DeRreltoBros.' Shows. . . .iL Z. Wagoner wasadded to the staff of Cheat EasternShows no general manager. . . Afteraeren years en talker and manager forCarl J. Lauthres Circus Stole Show. FL Tr,iDoc) Hartwick cloud with the 11111t andwas vatattemIng In Clearwater. At... withhis parents. . . Sailor Banta tattooartist, signed with Lachman -Clue=Shows, making his second season there.

Harry A. Rose. well-known generalagent, imam eagised to pilot Mullets,Bros: Shows. .. J. Ororgo 1.40. Show"chalked up en excellent everting standat the George Washington BirthdayCelebration in Laredo, Tex. . . Sixthannual birthday banquet of I.O.dlfse Aux.

EventsVeteran, Lodge and Other Organization Festirities

Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELLISICeenseunications re 25 Opera Place, Cincinnati, O./

Acts for Greensboro ShowORMCSBORO, N. C.. March 1.-Acta

ta,o10,1 to Cale for Greensboro Better/Wrote Exposition. to be staged six daleIn the armory under direction of0. Hodge. Bryant and Associates. areCriptaln Mule and his Small Fry Circusarid the Deltoid Troupe. reported0. Hedges Bryant Recent additions tothe executive staff are DUI O'Donnell,Wllltam Neabit, and IL C. Taylor. whowill handle exile:At oaks. Show will bebold under auspices of the Meeelaanta'Auociatkoi and Chamber of Commerce.&Maine onion have been opened in athin -story building, Seta floor of whichIs devoted to adnalniatirstiveStructural work for the show is Modredon the other finer*, The Deify Newsand The Erenfng Record are giving theshow considerable publicity.

S. C. Show Pulls Over 11,000ottlavvni-n S. C. Muth I.-Na-

tional Home Snow hero fit Textile Hallon February 10.15 drew 13}161 adult Paidssitiosaions and 2.165 children. reportedG. Hodges Bryant, managing director.Snow wan *purposed by The Green:intNew. and Piedmont sod received a Tol-uene of publicity. It esn opened byState Treasurer Jeff Bake, who cut aribbon stretched aereas the =trove*.Theta were 45 exhibitors. Entertain-ment tr3.1 furnished by Jimmy Reed'sSoutbernaires: Mary Sulk, Anger: Len.*sera country atom auction, end a Mealchoral Unit.

Attractions for Tenn. EventMARTIN. Tenn., March I.-Independ-

ence Day Ctiobeetton will again be heldto the city pork under auspkos of theYoung lall(Cia Dimness Club. reportedChairman John M, Morgan. ReadingAmusement Company has been bookedto furnish midwity attractions. and cen-tred* have been signed for an *mixtdrone Radio arta from emend et*.Dom will be free attractions. Main fea-ture will be night ilieweeks -mite ofCaleb will be discharged from airplane..

Minneapolis Drive StartedMISSEAPOL/S. March 1.-The 1940

2dintinspolts AMuiterinlel attracted 2,500.-000 Meat -setts Last summer. Aquattnniatoff leteas announced In a pampblet. SingStoekholdees Can't Go Wrong, issued Inconlunction with n 1041 der -wide mernbership drive now under way. In 1940the Aquateranial sponsored by bonne -spoils Sports and Attraction. and headedby Tom Beatings. presented 173 eventsbuilt sip a 0155,000 costume busk-nueturned out 10.(00 uniformed membersand publicized annompolla and theleerthoesit in 18.000 movie theaters thru-out the country, the pamphlet laid.Star attraction last year was Oen* Autryand His Rodeo.

VOLUNTEF.14 Firemen of Bohner. 0..plan a midway. free acts, and cot:trace-vial exhibits for their Mat four -dayhome -corning celebration.

MEDWAY and free acts will be fea-tured at the first annual three-dayCYCKABV1.11C (0,) American Legion PostHenna -Coming Celebration.

ACTS and fryers tiros: Shovel barebeen booked for the three -clay 1041 tzt-ennlal Arcola (111.) Home -Coming Fairunder auspices of the chamber of Cti111-11aCTOP. Tentative piano are tor erectionof a broomcorn palace as feattire.

CITY council having authorized theMlIvreuket MIdennuner Festival Commts-Woo to conduct a 5100.000 stniUsiningfund campaign by selling 61 button,.the drive will be staged on March 13.22 and every purchaser of a button willbe admitted to a dollar', worth of feeti-TM attractions. Availability of the fundhas raised the summation that consider-ation be given to employing Olen attraellono an L.swrear labbett and KayKymr for the entire festival period.

19161 ROCIMTER, New York, March I.-Webase recenUy had eccoaderable roe-reapondence relative to a bill In' theIndiana Legislature Vieth would, forpractical ptupoees, make It almost im-posaible for a certifs.l to operate Inthat State. Inquiries bare been referredto Associate Counsel Richard S. If.aptan,Cary, Ind.. who la giving the matter hisattention. Our latest Information Is thatthe House Indefinitely postponed actionon the bill.

Considerable information Ilse been re-eelred at this office relative to met ofelectric current paid by the consumer.and many articles. 04) this subject whichappeared In The Congresidonal RecordIndicate that various members Of Con.grow are of the opinion that rates beingcharged are too high. We hare re-ceived copies of articles affecting Walsh-Ington. afiralsalppl. Pennsylvania, Ten-nessee. California, Arkansas, District ofCoitus:ibis. and mazy of the WesternStates.

We alao have Interesting interrelationon the Senate Investigation of railroadmatters and miscellaneous data rebatingto employment by railroads, inter-regional highway*, roads for defense.;Ind details of the proposal for a superhighway between Beaton and Washlag-ton. 13. C. Thls information 15 arailabteto members without charge and can beobtained with a minimum of delay. Weare pleased to note that some of ourshows WV evainog the:mei/ea of theservices of tho araoclation 1n furnishingcopies of envois. matters re/erred to Intout column and n11 are urged to do n).

Iltery, Heart of Arnerica Showmen's Club.In the clutmccuzu in the Come, House.Kansas City, Mo.. proved en outstandingsuccess, . . . Arthur EdviTAP00. for two)0ara a member of the Johenly J. Joneslitirposation Baud, died In Cordon KellerHospital, Tampa. February 22. 1026....Jack Starling signed her concessionsweb Royal American Show,. . . 0 lereiwarde booked his funhouse on J. T.McClellan Shows.

fOS al9eleSLOS ANCILI.E.S. March I. --Roy B. Jones

war in mien arranging for Pete KortesWorld's Fair Museum's opening in Holly-wood under Masonic Temple Associationauspices. It Is said to be the Mat showof its kind to play Hollywood. Standopens Muth 5. Jones did a toren pub-licity Job. Austin King came down fromSan Frontlet*. and Jack Earl. Texasgiant. who was with Anglia KIng In theantipodes. has signed with 0 winr com-pany es rale* representative. Clark'sGreater Shows opened to good bustnesoat San Diego. Calif_ on February 20.Hunter and Margaret Farmer openedwith the 0. S. Wrightamen Shows atCloserdale. Calif.

Mrs. Roy B. Jones to at the Bristol Ho-tel and being clown around by Jean(Peewee) Larriarr. Edith Welpert re-turned from extended visit to Te1Ma. Sheand CbArint J. will leave March 5 to lointhe Meet Coast Amusement Company atOakland. Cant. Charley Albrtght, KileyAs Burk Shows, came In on Istednews. Ab-ner and Virginia Kline stopped over fora few dare white en route north. MoeLevine, Fear* }Bingen. and Nina Rodgersjoined Clerk's °renter Shows at SanDiego. Hugh hely was In town for afew days but left for San Frer,tozo.

Rabin Equestain mine In Irons Atlantaand reported he's quitting the road.Morris Kaplan. of the Johnny J. JonesExposition, LA vacationing here. FredHaynes, financially Interested In coney).Mon. with Clark's Oroater Shows. re-turned from Ban Diego. Hal Compton.manager of Anna-Johti Dodd. is backIn town from a prospecting trip BenII. Martin Shows did well at Hoover andFlorence avenues. Col. Ed eagle's con -dittoes remains unchanged. Ed Smithsonreturned from a booking trip. Retry B.Chipman leave* for Um gut on March

Or -lie HoditeMan and Johnny Rasaiaare bolt In town rieennil 110switr°peeing a store at Venice. CaneMoffitt father of Hugh MeOill. les re-covering from a recant Illares.

Mardi 8, 19,11 CIRCUSESConducted by CHARLES WIRTH -Coesenneketiens to 25 Owen Plana. Cementer' 0

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Photos of Troupers inMilitary Training WantedShowfolk who are In military train-

ing In tiny branch or the U. 8. orCanadian forces are Invited to madphotographs of thunaelres In nalferento The Biltboard. *dein...log them to25-27 Opens Mien Cincinnati. 0When mailing pictures pteue gleefull details as to rank. branch. foes.tion. date of entry. etc.. alto mentionbriefly now elbow connections andcapacitive of late years.

Cole Indoor UnitsReturn to QuartersAs Work Is Hypoed

LOURWILLX. Ky.. March 1. --The in-door units of Cole Bro.! Circus arescheduled to arrive at quern?, here fromDetroit Into Monday night, March 3,after playing the Cleveland and DetroitShane dales.

With au hands beck on the Jobe sc-ut -sty will be stepped up to a high oftenentreedlately to complete the training ofthe new acts and building of props andequipment for the opening of the ,bowlate In April or early May.

The wardrobe department, under thedirection of Mee. Harry efelartan andlira. Katy Luckie, will be put on a full -force bases to complete the costumedfor the ballet before starting on the=thy blankets needed foe the elephantsand other animate In the new opening*Meek, which, from ell Indications cdadvance Information, well manna any-thing the Cole Allow Inv ever staged.The title has not bent decided upon asyet but. will be announced noon.

With the return of the indoor unite.the elephants. camel., and nook* willagain take their position. in the roe andhelp entertain each Saturday and Sun-day. Patronage continuei to be emcee,.tionally good. coentally on Sundays,weather permitting.

A four -hitch of zebras bee been brokenIn. as well oa a team of llamas, both ofwheel, will be used In a featured grounddisplay being produced by Rex de R0s.

A large force of men U busily en.gaged In onehauting the trains, and ger-teal of the cars hare already received thefend ocot of paint, All new Soong wasIr-etalled on the flat cars. and the stockeon arc being peen a Moro checkingfee repair.. Two more Pullman skewsare expected to be delivered this weekneen St. Louie. They arc to be remodeledInside and rellatthed to match the othereinping are.

General Agent J. D. Newman Is ex-pend back to quarter,' this week.

Metniny Poplin, chief electrician. hasneturoed from a trip to Chicago. wherebe purchased new electrical equipment.lie hue hit department working funeine. building an all -new lighting ar-meet:bent

Beach to Wallace Bros.CINCINNATI, March 1.-J. M. Bench

will Halals his duties as contractingagent of King Hem.' Bellereelt-or-NotWane:nem March 8 and start to workfor Wallace Ikon' Circus at York, S. C..March 20. Defect going to York be planespeeding a week or so at his home InMacon. Os. Beach has been with theKing enterprise *ince last December whenhe joined It at Now Britain. Conn. Henee to Cincinnati title week and rtsitedthe eaten:ate:and Congress of Oddities.

CINCLVNATL March I -Mike Guy,tend Rader with the J. M. Coto IndoorCurve. in a letter to The &Inboard herethis week Informed that Ray Rodgent,manager of Wallace Bro.: Circus. hasbeaked him as band leader for the Wal-lace show.

Jack Campbell. trombonlet, will be fea-tured In the 12 -piece band. end FrankClark will again play the calliope anddouble cornet. Guy will also halide themall sleet The Billboard On the show.

Showmen Guild OfficersRe -Elected for 1941

LONDON. Vele lb.-Thsne la no chime*CL maim official% to the Showmen'Guild for 1011. the annual meeting atManchester haring re-elected Tommylkowne, preraldent; Charles Thunder'.vieesprealdent: Billy Unmade. deputyInce-president: Prank Mellor. ttelaneer.and Tommy Idtsrphy, secretary.

H -M Milwaukee Shrine Show BigWith Strong Program; K. C.Advance Sale Indicates Sellout

WILWAUKER. March 1.-The Hamlet-Morton.Tripolt Temple Shrine Circuslure In the Milwaukee Auditorium thisweek got Get to a good start. with near -capacity night crowds Monday andTuesday. Wednesday and Thursdaynights were beg. and Friday night drew7.007 paid admleatons. a record for anysimilar mot to the history of the mud!.torttun. Saturday and Sunday are mac -neatly sold Out. The show will melded*14 perfOrmarsom tomorrow night. At allmatintea 2.000 to 3.000 orphans andunderprivileged children were entertainedthni the purchase of tickets by differentorgemeattotui and the Shriner' them -sclera. Proceeds are for the benefit ofthe Shrine's charitable work, and thefund for underprivileged children andorphans will be nearly double that oflast year. officiate report.

Wills many feature nets this year, theshow is much stronger than it *ant lastyear, and Bob Morton, emote. stilt someof the acts in masterly fashion.

Cept, Roman Proake's tiger act le thebig hit of the show en far as the nubileIs concerned, and the newspapers seemto think the same. Prosko was a featureOf a *poet. radio repot and made ell thedaily newspapers with art, IncludingThe afillsreirkee Journal's green sheet.The Walk ed:a "amerce and Victoria.the Deteros, and Mx Antedeks stand outIn the exceptionally strong aerial pro-gram. The George Hsnncford family ofriders were welcomed by plenty of ap-plause. Chnetre Liberty bones and hiselephant act wore popular, as Rlia Walter°nice and his bar act. relate SkyRevue. six Vie with plenty of highrigging. nearly Mopped the show, !M-eshing up near the roof of the big audi-torium to a big hand. Captain Telboe'aseats were pleasing to the youngstersand proved one of the hit..

Bob Stevens filled the balcony of theauclitortuen with adintiaing banners, andBill Naylor again handled the publicity.getting ;genii of art and feature stonesduring the last three weeks.

The Preston.Display No. I-Counert overture with

Tripoli Shrine Band wean direction ofJoe Beetle. with Doris Reed es soloist,

No. 2-Grand tournament of all per-former*, headed by Tripoli Shrine Band.membera of the patrol and the circuscommittee, consisting of Potentate PeedK. Brenbaupt. Recorder Henry E. Zane,Shrine circus direCtor Robert L. Res.Inger. manitant Laurence M. Jager, andTreasurer Edward A Kicklusefer.

No. 3--Tayloe Comedy Pour, RiceDavidson clown number's to three rings.

No. 4-Young Orton. balancing chair.and Mlle Veda, Spinith web.

No. fi-Al Christy dog and pony DM.Dobberman Pim:there. and Captain Har-old's military pony circus.

No. 6 --Clown Alley. with Herb Teeter.Rico -Davidson Troupe. Eugene Itandow

Troupe. Kinks. Anthony, Laurence Cron,Ed Raymond. and AMU*.

No. 7 --Copt. Romeo Menke. Bengaland Siberian nuns.

NO. 8-Pmehes Sky Rerun, alx-girloorobinetion aerial epee -twin

No. fe-PrIncipel riding set, with Doris,Ocorgio and Tommy ILumeford In three

rNo. 10-Aerial number with AerialOrton'. Le Vera, and Itimude Antila allworking double trapeze.

No. 11-Chrestra Liberty Horace.No. 12-Mna Bernice, aerial elide for

life, and Temente and inetecia featureden outstanding aerial sensation.

No. 13-Walter Oulce and Company.aerial bars.

No. 14-The Orest Peters (return en-gagement).

No. 15-The Riding Hannrtfords andGeorge Itanneford, riding clown.

No. let-The Viallendiss. high wire.No. 17-The Antaleka, high perch: Six

Bella, teeterbout set, and educatedcamel. with Doris 1Lumeford.

No, 18-Slivers Johnson and histhem.

No. le-The Crest DeteaLe, airplanegymnastic feature.

No. 20-Captain Tether's educatedstole. Hare menage bonen. Belem. home.

No. 21-Clulety's Elephants In tenterring, with Min Chrtaty.

No. 22-Clown walleaseund.No. 23-Plying Wards, three men and

two weenen In elmeng anise number.An auto accident en rout* to the two

male members of the Ward Plying actkept them out Of the first show, butyoung Eddie Ward and Otte Bell workedat the night show althe to bad physicalshape. Their car overturned on an leyroad near Hammond. Ind. Harry tellers..In response to a wire. came to work inthe Ward act In piece of Ova Bell, whomheed was badly cute

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 1.-Theadvance sale for the lismid-MeetanCircus. which eta sum here directlyfrom Milwaukee.where it cloaca tomorrownight. indicate r.reautt for meet per-formances. which run from March 4 to 8In the Municipal Auditorium here underauspices of the Kansas Clip police. Heavyadvertising has been in Often and hascreated much favorable comment. How-ard Y. Bury le in charge of the pro-motion here.

ArkituNis Bill To TaxOutdoor Advertising

LITTLE ROCK. Ark., March 1.-HoumBill No. 408, sponsored by Reprove/AisneParker. of Hot Springs. Ark., would regu-late Outdoor advertising by taxing signsand billboard apnea AlOrq highways ofMinima. at the rate of 10 cents peraquae* toot.

160,000 See Detroit Shrine ShowIn 9 Days; 36,800 Sets Day Mark

DETROIT. Meech 1.-The Shrine the- record of the Rengling rhos' here theOhs h.% has played to WOO° In the last two years and they hen evidentlyneat nine days of a two-week stand and learned that they can see the more call -attendance le expected to exceed the all- her of acts at the Shrine show.time record of 235.000 In 1553. according Increased spending Is further Indi-te Manager Tunis (Eddie) Stemma, cited by the demand foe $1.10 tickets

The largest attendance mark for one which were practically sold out earlyday wee set Sunday (M) when 50.800 m the week. The demand up to a yearattended. The matinee crowd was 18.200. ago was for the 80 -cent Path insteadand the enenthe Crowd. 15,000. Ringeldo and from the tame thus of patrons, axe-seatA, which were men In use on Mon- cording to Stinson. who says the resultday and Tuneday neghue were piled out la likely to be an Increase In gross figuresto the ring °Urbane toe the Sunday shows that is even more then proportionate toto acoontraodate the crowds, which tea- the increase tn total attendance.eluded about 2.000 standees between the Program sales. In charge of Bill Cadeelevated boxes and the ringside seam It eon, veteran burlesque comer. dauntedwas necessary to omit most of the larger era teat year. showing 812.007 for wo-atital,als from the spec, with the band grans and 47.000 for batmen. Public -and performer!' taking the vralkerounda address *Intern woes tended by BertIn stPgk ftle. Thome.. of the Detroit Soured Sae:inter-

Increase in attendance La apparently Ing Comp any.caused by more money In this territory Melton to the *how include Mrryfor outdoor shows. as bustnesa bee not Meek, producer of the /4-ichigen Statebeen better for theatres In recent works. Fete Rodeo: Spike Breton, baseballSo It Is not a cave of general Increased Sam Levy, of the Berne.-Carritthers M-ap:oiling hut of very careful selection of lire. Paul Lewin Levi. Bros.' Curtinarnuannenta Detroiter. proved their heads of the Cleveland Grotto. and Velmaenotee of eIrtna entertainment by the Peed.

Can't Keep Siegrist DownDeTROIT, March le-Charles no -

grist, who hes been filling In ascatcher with the ?Lyles Echoes, licemade his greatest achteennent, ac-cording to Clayton Behar.

Clayton %%Tuts: "Chary bee beenknown for years as the greatest ail -routed performer. and I hart heardthis since I was a child. After workingwith him for three or four week', Iam sure It was no exaggenetion.Charley IA DOW el. has a broken neck,weighs 115 pounces, and hasn't donsany catching In the last 20 year. Iam 35 pounds heaven than Charleyand after only one practice we harebeen doing our full routine toCharley -I think that catching our setCu,? the lest few weeks is one atCharley'. greatest thebterementa."

Joe Levine BuysTeeter EquipmentFor Barnes Show

WARttEge. o.. March 1.-Joe Levinehas purchaaed Tel 'henna circus equip-ment far the Barnes Bros: threw. whichhe will open leareb 20 near Ben Antonio.Tex. The TOO Teeter equipment, to-gether with what he already has, makesa total of 10 truck's two light plants,and two tops. Levine says.

The staff Includes J. C. Admire, gen-eral agent: Mrs. Admire. adventetsig ban -nun: Jack GuSy and Wilbur Hayes. MILposters: Manley Clain superintendent:Tee Cobb. then and Mra. Cobb. merrier,end bookkeeper. Levine says be will rasemerchant tickets and newspaper tie-ups.

The thew will be presented in twoMom On One stage, end in a emelt steelarena and will play Western territoryonly.

Record Crowd SeenFor Mpls. Shrine

MINNSAPOLIS, March 1.-The 214 Me-nus& Zetbrah Temple Shrine Indoor Cir-cus well present two 'shows daily duringOa six -day run nett week at the Mir.ne-nnellis Auditorium, with a larger attend-Anee than ever before In peotpect, ac-cording to Shriner Iron Craven pub-licity Outman.

The three-ring those will again playhost on Its opening day to Ihrha4e' d CC

Orphanage. and other underprivilegedchildren, providing each guest with pop,popcorn, and crackerjacks.

Acta not previously mentioned are theineeppenZavatta Family cd nine Argentineriders, Alf Royal and his troupe of per-forming dogs: the Hatted, Chinese wineact, three gents and one men: the 011100Troupe on the aerial bars: the ThreeErwIngoa. flying rope act: an equestriannumber with eight ridwa. and DollyJacobs and her trained wild -animal nth

Ttekets will be $1.10 for '<nerve,: eocents, general adnalsolon. nod 30 cent*for children.

flow Missing InsuredShowmen Are Located

No ono need tell the Prudential In-trunthoe Company of America. ofNewark. N. J.. how to find mininginsured snowmen. Why/ Because Itknows how-It mtbeeribed to The Menbraird. but well let Peed Old, man-ager of the company. tell the story:

"It Il the practice of elide companyto make a reeentable search to locatepersons who bane not mats than=for Ineuracen mottles due them. Weoleo awed in determining wiwthettortured are dead recount of then ale -mace of seven years or mere Duringour intestigetiona to Lean these Kase-tug basthed. ere make many contactswith numerous inelletduale and oc-gentrattons. If the person we seek ISknown to be In the sharer hosanna weaddress him er her thru yew LatherLin or by following the Route LWL

"We bare found Tat aaassare avery good medium In ending asmeninx ansured showmen. encelles-tally. we also Ural the umperbre anratartaintat paper to roast. are the.wet* not m the show bessereeire"

40 The Billboard CIRCUSES March 8, 1941

RB Dickers for Wild AnimalsFrom Buck, Who Visits W. Q.

BARABOTA. PM. March 1.-The Ring -ling Bros. and Branum de BMW/ Citrus Isnotatteung for Use purehaae of addi-tional wild animals from Prank Buck.who with his tete and Om Johnson andher huabend, Clark It. (kits, visited cir-ens qusners hem this week. A pate ofmandrils'.. rare meche of the West.African baboon. his already been delis,wed to the circue by Buck. Mr. and Me,.Buck are vacationing et the John Ring -ling How! here. and Ova Johnson andher husband are here on their honer -Mom.

While at the quarters Osa looked overGergantua WWI Tc'io. the emusand exprresed doubt that the two couldever bo pieced together snoceedully. In-cidentally, Ciencantua hasn't sent Tothelnee they were introduced foe the home -fit of the pleas Yvbruary 21. Their mereare side by side In tent. but the side -walls hare been placed tack 071 Toth'.prima

"But Olintentues know, what is In thatOther cage." sold Unbend Duller, presschief. -Ins keeps looking In that diem-thes, end reerra to bo excited about some-thing."

Dirtier said the two cages would beplaced side by aide and the gorillas al -kneed to get acquainted with each otherbefore the show goes on tour. The con!.Ian will not be shown In the trienegerietent. IA Gargentua his for the lest fewyenta but will have a tent all their own.with nn extra admission. The gorillasare not Ob exhibithm at winter quarters.

New MeraagerkNorman Bel Geddes New York artist

end designer. hes about completed weekoo the new modernistic menagerie tent.which has been remodeled and stream-lined from the marquee to the big top.As the circus fan enters he will see a rowWIC least POO le1.11....ety Tee. larelp by lee/+..er.t3 II olyety wok UN* ferte n711olo

WY a note tolli to* lonswaoetton*. Sam cammeo No no* lastmedianat10410 Mdt ore se see enis wend s17Solt** sem us Sea sun a 050

We Pr*MN4 we ft. tow* foollilliesalonas.. Imoleto1 Mss Sow. **a w tortolla. dsso* oil, we, pol On 10 IMMO& gig. AltoIN* monie-into Neon** You OWL jowl*set 149Vol 4410. $1.Th a Ism en Very Mi..1.4owont PI* 11., alba 1111401 OWNd ressed is MNola MOM .010 Mt MO mi.tiAyyly, gym. .15.1 see ealerle ,1$ (.0 )51.@Way nude. lifolg*Ite now. *SOMA Ann Oho%O a* Nom. WON MI WIN ea Mono.NM* INN seat aim eel 4101blebbOU.

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PAUL GRIFFEYN ew 0., IVAVAlielt. 0.

WANTEDMan in U.yar,rogobto,, n,': r A,syal ActaMai ,/, . ,,

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BARNES BROM. CIRCUSCAN MACE neon Azt, (1./.

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CATCHERWANTED fOR FLYING ACT

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will be camouflaged, and behind theanimals will be a background of fungi*scenery, extending from the floor to theconcave top. The animals will appear tobe emerging firms their native habitat ina diorama effect.

Sunday. February U, am a big dayat the quarter. alien more than 8.000pewees paid their wiry In the gate. Apart of tbe proceeds went to the Ameri-can Legion to carry on Its charity work_end circus performers put on a specialshow.

Costumer, are spending some timehem preparing costumes for the newopening spectacle.

Bob Kinsey, of The Brembtriam (Ala.)Apr -Nereid, who la writing a book oncirrus. Men has spent some time at thequarters.

Bridgeport CollegeTo Be Named for Barnum

IMIDOKPORT, Conn_ March 1.-TheJunior College of ConcectMut tune.Which recently took over Marina, theformer home of P. T. Barnum for thenew college site, will change Its nameto Barnum Junior Cesitem Just as soonas a bill permitting the change of ninela adopted by the Connecticut GeneralAssembly. Meeting at a epeetal eesslonUAW week. the board of trustees of theInstitution steed unanimously for thetheism of name.

Circus Historical SocietyWICHITA. Kan.. March I.-Kenneth

Audit:Act, Cifit. writer from San Diem.Calif_ that he Is beginning work on aminiature circus on a quarter -Inch scale.

Walter W. Tyson, CHB of Ouelph.Ont., Just received some mere -than -60 -year -old Issues of The Bete York Clipper

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used by any reader who wrens* to 55-tabitela the priority of ideas and MA.feral that do not fall within the seemof the U. S. Copyright Office In Wash -ingten to making use of the servicethe renewing procedure must be fol.towel:

Piece full description of theidea or material in sealed en-velope.

On the fate of the envelope writeyour atteAtUfec, yew permanentaddress and any other Informationyou deem necessary.

Attach the ended packet to aletter making that It be registeredIn The Filiboaral Material Pro.tection Bureau, end send themboth. together With return post-age, to Elias P. leuearman. TheBillboard's Material ProtectionBureau. 6th Feree.. Palace TheaterBuilding. New York City.Upon receipt, the packet will be

dated ani riled away under your name.The Billboard films every ef000nsereo goo-

null.a to taloguasd /Yellen sykellIted fot*el aaaaa ion, Sot do* eat asses./ any liabits IN canoodle. with LOTs

and has found a lot of Information aboutold *bows that played Canada Inthe 30s.

Kathryn W. Leighton. California artist.recently completed four pectmits ofMotor Cordon W. nettle, who lives onMs tench near Pawnee. Okla. He cele-brated his Slat birthday on Valet -tine's Day.

L. IL Griffith. of Buffalo. Okla_ for-merly of the 101 Ranch. I. now tocharge of the CCC Camp at Buffalo.

The Circus Marches OnBy RUSS

rrligng have been numerous articles In1 The Billboard concerning the thin.

Mee of the circus and many at then wereanything but optimum, nearly all beingbased on the suppoolthea that the cirrus"IA en Ka last lags and Juin about readyto take the plunge Into oblivion. Thetruth. however, is that the circus hasbeen Wadley sellustIng Itself to the mod-ern trend in the way of living and doingthings. The big show. hare discardedmany of the old methods that had beenused for years. and replaced them bynew, modern methods, with tie -or equip-ment To many hard.boned crew fan.myself included, the musing of the faith-ful and colorful baggage borsee, the plac-ing of rubber tires on the heavy sermons.the atr-oondltioning of the big top andal1 the other malty improvements wehave awn during the peat several warmhare given us something to think andworry about. To US fan., and to moatOf the elretnegoing public, the circaalways meant seeing the big horses pullthe heavy rumbling wagons, watchingthe big tents go up in the mine oldclutruy but efficient manner which hadbeen used Elite we were kids. In thebig top we always received a real Hanntrytr.g to take In everything that wasgoing on In all rings and stages at thesame time. These, together with theother rough and tumble hurrying andhustling. meant drew to us old-timers_

.Well, one can't blame us for becoming

Mermed arcs what the outcome of allthis modernizetton might lead to. It didseem as rho the emus like drowningMAD. was grabbing for a straw to wereItself from going down for the Iset time.Yee. It's true. to us fans the future ofthe chew did begin to look a littleshaky, but today we are beginning to arethe light and find ourselves almost con-gratulating those who eponaored throechanges. 1 say almost nerenee we sunmet can% forget the odd -time methods,especially the begin* stock and thenimble of the beery wheats on the bigwagons. We have found that altho Itmay be very nice to be sentimental. itis also unfortunate. se the march OfPeOgreos area very little for them whoprefer the ot4 wiry' and methods of doingthings. Therefore we must corm to thecOnchoiton that all these change' thathave taken place In react years are forthe best.

WARNERWhile all thee* change. were taking

place. and when the future seemed ratherdark, eertral meociationa were formedby ethlle We for the purpose of doingwhat they could to prevent the detritusof this beloved trestitutton. One of thesegroups, the Cereue Model Builders andOwners' Aseocation, wan organized forthe purls:co of building mintatuns circusequipment, from wagon to the big top.and using them as a nunts_sd for keepingthe public cirememtrided and also geecreating a better understanding betweenthe public In mend and the enemaSince Its beginning with ale torn In 1096,up to today, with a membership extend-ing from Coast to Coast, this &Aso -Mellonhem born doing a fine job carrying outthe purpose for which It was Intended.These fellows are continually presenting!het: little wagons and tents before thepublic and In doing so are drummingcirrus into the people all year round.To build these miniatures the ModelBuilders really must know the circusand, therefore, are able to talk circusand create such an Interest among thepublic that permits begin to look forwardto circus day In their num. TheCUBOA has proved many finer' thatyou can talk and explain circus forellrand ebell from most persona Just ashrug of their abentelers. But by appeal.frig both thou the public's earn and thruins eyes by means of the model circuses,the public's Interest to gained almost at°nee and you can count on :seversl moregeneral adnelealon tickets to be sold onnext drew day.

These Model Builder., as weal as theother group. Ilke the Circus Pans ofAmerica and the Circus Saints andSinners. have filth In the future of thectrcua and sincerely believe that ib theface of ail present-day oppontion thechew can never die. Whentrer you hearor read .One of this nonsense about theCircus being en Ita last legs. put remem-ber that way back on June 17. 1870, anItem appeared In The Clinton (tee)Daily Herald commenting on the CooperB Bailey Shows which had played thattown the day preview. The stern read:-Davie the fact that eiretiare an Wtplaying out es en Atnerlean inatitutinn

the Circus tenter were packed bothperformances." In 1876. when this itemwas published, the Cooper A; BatleyShow* were on tells for the Met time,using 72 ears. Todey. 83 years later.that *how which wsa to have died has

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KOCHI/LI-Z. III.. March I.-Mentionof the Cirrus Pans Mao:Salton played antome:taut part in bringing Toto and thetrainer. Joe* Tomas, to the United States.Dr. Manuel Prue. Pico, our member Inlievana. was cabled and he renderedsplendid serene In gaining the supportof the Minister of Justice of Cuba. InWashington, it was Mel Hildreth's Jobto obtain the help of the State Depart-ment and the Department of Justice.They were able finally to get the de-cision on Monday, which was fuel Intime. as the gorilla and its keeper weresobeduled to leave Tuesday. There wasmuch calling on the telephone betweenWashington and Mavens. but It allworked out successfully. The ellanaltywes largely due to the fact that JoseTomas. widlo a naturalized Cuban, wasborn In Spain and they could not makecontact at llarortona for o quota number.

The Oral spring recabannual Pat ValdoTent reglonal meet will be held March23. There will be dinner In the were.et.on hippodrome given In collaborationwith the Lire Wire Club of the Bingham-ton Y.) Chamber of Commerce.Muses will be furnished by Joe Dune'sMedleon Square Garden Hand and theresill be emend acts from the Itam1d-Morton Prodtleing Company that It Me-ntal:Mg Acts for the Balmy Club Ctretts.In the afternoon. pine -pang.bowling, and card sill be featured. fol.lowed by dinner. bend Concert. a' show.and sperchea. In the erenIng CletusVIM* will attend es performance of theRotary snow in a body. along with 00enembere of the tiro Wire Club, a engirdorganisation that will Nog group ofcircus wogs to the accompaniment ofthe circus band. Out-of-town CPA mem-here will be Invited to attend.

Hugh J. Higgins. a resadent et Ridge-wood. N. J.. and a member of the CFA.was given a dinner Friday evening. PM -eerie 21. In the Salle Moderne Room Cdter Pennsylvania Hotel. New York Clip.In honor of his 20th anniversary Withthe Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-pany.Jae Minchln, of PaMreon. N. J.. reportsthat quite a few Cifethl acts have playedthe total theater In recent weeks endthat be has had many plensent mitewith the members of them acts

Bob Zimmerman, CFA of MechamWie, waistline secretary of stets wasamong a group of ieteetee* from Saadi-aon alto were called to the colon: thelatter part of January. Attho memberof the association for only a short peeledbefore Ms Inducfion Into the army,had taken an active part in the cam-paign to have the post ranee departmenttssur a commermeatim circus stamp.

Our only Nebraska member. Arttn.:used. of North Platte. is 0 veryardent Fan and need lets the residentsof the home town forget about the deemwith his wIndow Manley' and newspapernotices. Art hat a large collection ofcircustans. widen Includes DM* fineminteture wagons. )fie penman! chewstationery. designed by him. le realwork of art.

Breathers end Mrs. !heathen. OfMadinat:1. WIL. attended the MilwaukeeShrine Cletus March 1 and stayed overthe next day to visit fixer many per-former friends on the show.

Bonny Ingitelit eon of Preettlent StuartM, English. of the Pat Waldo Tentflingbamtem, N. Y. le readying hi. mtn-!elute circus equipment for display In adowntown store window during the Bo-tary Club Clecure

come down to us an the Orc'ateet Mowon Forth.

For 68 years or more there have alwaysbeen predictions that the circus wasdtlr.g. hut It Ma not dyed. It has pulledMeer thee tire. water. and horrible nibroad wrecks, end has onerceene obstatteeof the worst kind that hare stood In Itswiry time and again. It ham always more(Mu bigger and Netter. As It came thenIn the past, It shall, with the help e1melt organthettems as the CPA the MSCand the CMBOA, corn. Wu again. andbe bigger and better. The /bow mud10 on.

Alarrh 8, 1911 CIRCUSES Thr Billboard 41

Under the MarqueeICOnyisen,Csledsd to 25.27 Opera Piece, Cirxmnsii. 0.1

01:0ROZ ORTH. last muscat billposterwith the Big Show. bat returned to hishome in Kenosha.

ART MILLER, cirmus agent, hie beennoting trttrots and releUres in tfoOthernMinneseta.

0110110 B. STONE. former Mimesbond leader, to menstaing the Postal Ho-tel. Atlanta.

NORMAN HANDLCY, bond leader. haribeen 'noted as leader of (ho MatePrison band In Relsigh. N. 0. Ho has300 men to the Moe, which will' makeits Orel public appearance in April.

AMONO the clowns at the Hamlet -Morton Milwaukee Shrine date an HerbTaylor. Zack Taylor. Rube &monde. RoyBernet, Billy Rice. Silvers Johnson, andLeroy Thomson,

TUE RUNES hero been working homeand Indoor *Newt In the South thiswinter. They antitheft working the MardiOros to Mobile. Ale., week before lastand heeded for Memphts, Tenn.

HARRY CHAPMAN will swain be gen-eral lean representaUve and managerof the ithvertiong can with WallaceBrea.' Circus, his third mum on thatshow.

WARREN LEWIS. known es an set -Muter. made the front page ed Theyorlianti (Mehl Deity Press of Pobrumy 0. which published is two-ooluninstory on Lewis'. life, playing up bit eir-cue days, .

PIDGOY WILSON did a snappy hug-iesa in !Springfield. O. with her Holly-w awl Clreue Museum. Isom Springfield

went to Vince:1nm Ind. Peon is the

15 (eats ayIFron. The Billboard Dated

March 6. 1926)

John Plato closed a deal with IL H.Jones for tier um, of the title of the Co eWoe.' Circus and purr:doused from Jones baggage and sleeping car. tents. meta.erreml hone. and six Shettend ponies.Jake Friedman wee made assistant man -seer. . . Capt. Newton Harding. pro -&leer, use busy at the quarter. of theMiller Piece: 101 Ranch Wild West.tupervielng the making of (*.Mince andprops foe the spec. Captain Sharp andoifc tied areirod avid were busy toilettesmenage horses. I. J. (B.Mdp MULCT badteen appointed superintendent of thedining owe. Mel Burns was /emeriti-t endent of privitegen.. . H. W. Campbelle m connected to manage Stewart Br s'ClIcUis, in which he had half Interest.Stewart Cash was general agent toutGeorge Rich sportal ,gent. . . Joe (Bi-ngen, Calvin Iterriman, and Will Smithlied charge of the fetal that wereFent:ling the truck. at Downie HMS'Circus quarters. W. B. fknerccot with,he 101 Ranch above In 1025 its neoLetenttreasured, was In Charge of the diningdepartment. Harry 'Italie:11M Mot elmted advertising banner rollator and promrepresentative. and stark Croaks as super-intendent of Inside tickets.

Tito Robtmon. wire artist. had,Died to return with the John Robin -Eon Circus. . . . !Limon Brentano hadOozed the Tern Atkinson Circus, . . .W. E. Batley wax °entractes', to brim-targe of the Bleeping aria dining carswith the John Robinson Circus, . .

J. H. Adkins was appointed manager ofthe Penny Brox.' Circus by King Bros-.the owners. . . . Ben Davenport wasre-engaged with his animal seta for theSells -Sterling Circus. . . The &drafteecoops of Leo Pros.' Circus Was In Beau-mont. Tem, under alaztegenarnt of Max

. . N. J. Shelton who wee InChwinitall 'hetet of the Phtlrotelptite(*tummy of fic,e-Aterre. tistted The SW -beard there and announced that bewould be with the Hatenbrek-WaltaCeCircus as stay man . . Jos It Nicholaswas tri advents of the nrno title Cern.itony. hut was booked on the advanceof Dente, Bore ChM= 104 1MTO. . .

Lew percher was 'fence* ter hie thirdesteem with the Gentry Ikea.' Clretse

daughter of the veteran Jack Nation,thie-show generalissimo, out of Dot -ton.

001.. MARLYN WATSON has de44ecilto return to New York City, and may bewith one of the Mg ones this &coedit. liehas been visiting his Mother in (Spring-field. 0.

THE IDENTITY of the lady ruler whoass Injured while plow.; with thePoreyough-Sella Mews In Connellerlite.Pa., about May T. 1010, is eupplied MOKited, who pays she sea Maude Johnson.Ho says he took care of all accidents withthe show at that time.

WTI -LS MOTILE/eft comedy bar trio,currently with Owen itersnette Conti-nental neat Wave Recite to the South.will play parks. celebrations, and fair.for the Ous Sun Booking Agency forthe filth cortemutive season. The for -minty was with Leona Bro... circus,

J. C. WOODARDS, accordionkt thelast eight pears In the Itinglbag-BarnumBide Sow, informs that he has corn -posed a lova song. Don't Sap You'll TeltMs Tomorrow, fen Me Tonlpet. mooNashville. lenn., radio slattern are mash -lag the number.

CHARLES SPARKS. who still retsina akeen Interest In circus and show Matters.continua saltrit as to any pions fee thisseason. Ito reports that to, to enjoyingthe Mat health of bls lifetime and laexceedingly optimistic about the outlookfoe Mole business the coming merest

HARRY MACK, veteran press scent,now connected with the Hotel Stilnee,Memo, Os.. U scheduled to return toWallace Moe Orriy which open. InYork, 8. C.. next month. Mack joinedthe show last fall and wetted reveralwoks Lein the sermon Closed In October.

THE LaPrARLS and their toy -dog actare playing the Bert Levey Circuit ofMestere. They have a nice route bookedand otter the theater* will go into ho-tel. and elute. Harry Lerma is doingthe comedy In the act. The Immediateroute Includes Spokane. Wadi.: Portland.Ore., and Seattle, Wash_

.101114 H. DUItN, attorney and execu-tive emotion' of the American FederationMI CMOs and Carnival Workers in NorthChevy Chia*, Md.. was wooly injuredwhile hunting out of the Spur andSaddle Club of North Chewy Chase, Hiehorm wee knocked down by sootherbroth. breaking Dunn's right leg.

TOMMY COMSTOCK did not wend uphis duties with Vic nobbles at the De-troit Shrine Circus, at It was reportedhe would do In the last issue. Instead.Comstock sem he will be with Rotibinafoe the rest of the Orrin Davenport In-door dates and will continue with Rob-bins as the Cole show the coming season.

DOC WADDELL visited Ray Marshltrytion's International Congress of Od-dities In Corinnibtle. 0. and Met Mr. andMrs. Bretton. Arthur ItOttleatt, WillardBackenstoo Starr Debi* George Myers;HOppl. the grasshopper boy, ant Betty.the fat gin. Since conducting the DodsPick funeral Doe says lie has leechedmany requests to handle otter funeral..

AND JIMMY AILNEKENoonordy acrobats and clowns, are makingtheir beadquarttha temporarily et Al-bany. tr. Y.. where they are workingnight clubs and Indoor datire, under thedirection of J. D. Karen. of Morn En-O.:prism. They report they err teeingup fele datto for the new seams In Ohioand Western Penestivanla.

A PITLL-PAGE tatuitrated write -tip orsthe inaterine seetton of a Lou rifle. ES.newspaper told the story of Each Terrell'sbeginnLeg In the circuit The Inuttrationpicture Tertell as barefoot boy watch.Mg a billposter poste a Beene posteron a barn, and Use caption read: M the

Wter took 6* did the borabee0ine part of the circus-rend he did.

AT THE annual meeting of the RaeLeiter Performers' Club in Stenttomoe.

February 22 plans Weft needle Methe establIstoment of bow bookingsoothe. Terente-three parsons attendedthe dUmse and meeting. Melodic'William 0. (Silly) Seitolts. who M onthe toad to recamory Mowing an cograil= MOO months ago. &Mundt' tn.


In the Carnival Department of MISPaha appear the minted of those luse.Ina Selective Sirs:cc Iliad to thevarious *Mete of The Billboard. Thislot is published In addthon to Henames which are pet In capital letterein the regular letter List.

nest forced poOporenient of his mutebiannual show, but he plane an out -Mending attraction for next year to Inelude two aeta of his own inermtionwhich have never been tiled or shownIn any profs...ler-al circus.

61701Z SMITH. she was with thefRottir.s whoa. lest season, hu been win-tering In Kanial City. Mo.. and DeeMoines, la.' lie will again be with UfaRig Show next season. He says sereralshow people are it -intermit in Des Molnee.Including Ployd Harvey. circus Min, whots clerking at sales at an auction barn.

JACK S. SMITH, formerly In advanceof the Hagenbeck-Wallace and ColeBros.' circuseo, has been engaged byDocteon'e World's rale Shows as pub -Italy agent. Smith recently left his em'ploytnent at the United At:craft Prot -Item Dayton. 0- where he bee workedIn the office Once the vice, of lastseason.

The Corral1Commumcatdro to 25-27 Opera Placa,

Cincinnati. 0.)KIWANIS CLUB of Deaurnont, Tee-.

will bold Re ROHM rodeo at the 11thStreet !Medium to that city this summer.with stock being supplied by the Bill

=and Cecil Boyt ramble near by.Matthews to chaise:Ian of the arm -

mince In chair of rearmesta.NAT D. RODOESS, who handled ticket

make for the recently doted Lamy MM.bens.% Shows Orange Bowl.reported he he.. completed tieWetletionswith T. Z. Robinson to boodle hetet'for rodeo. to Alexandria and LakeCberke, La. He my* be has need up

Havana EngagementGood for Sunbrock

HAVANA. Cube, Starch 1.--0..weibtartelCircus. Rodeo, and ThrIll &how inTropical Stadium here on reliquary 22-24, under direction of Larry Bunbroth.peeved a thiel, elestete some competitionfrom beechen games of the BrooklynDodgers, who are to eyeing trelniag Amy.With tickets gothic for 63 cent. generalactinholoo. and el reaervid. 'tends Oarsfilled at all performances. with Pelotherlf23 the beet Ray.

Rodeo content^ were well received bypatrons. as were the high died presentedby Oh Carver and Peejay laingens.Other. working to good tomtits were TexWalker and Marlon Pope daredevil arts.featuring King Horse: Jolly Duke. metadirector; Jerry Lee, COSH*: Oats ThermoPeg Murray, Del Linde, ?aye 13lacketoor.Pre Wee Morris. Ralph Clerk. and LloydMcKee.

Berades King Norm, the daredevils in.chided Lucky Lee Lott. Leyte Crooke.sort Tommy Marcus. Other sets whichcoxed were betty Kea:kali sutra adv. andHurt Northrop'. eduested horse. We..

turns of contestants. Oolburn's stock willbe used_

C. L. MeLlitIOHL:N, general managerMcLaughlin-lfawttas Amusement Oom-party, recently made a trip to Atlantato lay plane for a circus. rodeo. and thrillshow there for the Atlanta police depart -molt. Show wilt be held In LakewoodPark. Arrangements were also mode foroffice space and advents Poblintl-Organnation also hoe stands lined up InBIrtninglima. Ala.: Port Knox. Ey_ amNashville. Te-ati Jack Rhumb Rodeohiss berm booked by McLaughlin_ andJack will be In charge of productionand performance,.

THREE 17tOM/M4Thostheisa men withheed the 21d annual Man Lena ValleySid -HI Stampede In Monte Vista. *Oa.Maier Prank Caeuerrni was elected pined -dent at a to of the board of due, -tors Ian week. and John Bratty was re-elected secretary. He Nis held the pealfor II yera. Roelof faunae was asusedtreasurer. Other committee ebabrinsoinetude Ted gales. parasite 0, Ht. Bo*let Ina M. C. voive-.00, track messageneW. H. Pasant. finance: Allan Temp s&

some ""/"Pn'l Y good show. and Ct.. erensi Mal1114. 1 and W. O. Enstain. fan -recta 1041 to be a banner year. eeerfor- name for this elan IMIspelitsJUD0123 for the 25th annual rodeo to are b'1"4 ron1":171.

be held In conjunction with the South -10.000 si Twos. Reisswestern Exposition and Tat Stock Elhow

Rusty McGinty, rind Hub Whiteman. woo° w000sod oak muss -dal lumpEach contest In the events he does (Ariel Rode0, Petemery 2t.21. linmitatnot judge. Don Neetitte a Judge hat Calf Boettni-rtese day, Theta MeembelbilVar. will be arena director this year. gook gorewok Clyde Nano Hugh Dem.Nesbitt and Verne /Elliott own the buck- reel Second day, Stamm Lamarlog bones Used at the show. =heti la Hanock. Jest Ocodimmel Bork Itrbani.managing the event Third day. T. J. Birmaincm. Mast.

Peter Pruitt. Jae eloodapsed. MattAIONITS MONTANA. rodeo and film ova T. Bt Tams

pcItormerg la ruling IlertIl =Mg- ilsoseckt. abate. Drankof the l inater nest 431. Ian Mcalseltera. /PM=

rodeo. and ...idea shares. With wire. mu, Gem pram ebi ,shitLahti.. and his troupe of riders. Ilkaitl Enos, split "myth deem" day. Roadrecently made the 011a Meer IteecEndhp at water. oness woe,. pap cu.".Salford. ArLe. and the Phoenix Wiz- Gerald Meheres. blediedson JtaBodo& He also appeared at Toerw'ne Light 'Tos day. nob Wee= Didrineta De LosViolence, and wink there moor. ,Asa Loot row room "boo..was featured In the pleteoe Tumbledoon softiorn. , ugh% gbig smema".Rama Artroiee may. Dan Pruitt.- Puns dry. NISI Me.

egetear=r Pettigrew. Hugh Dennet.IMOD Desamen. Second day. Paul Car-ney. tamale Atka. Dari=4. MgtDssmant. an PM -

In Poet oral. Ten. see Hob Caen. RECORD cRowDes totaling ream Mom

CECIL fiOYT wilt provide the stockand produce for tho Laterty cm.)Cconty Amothstioo's Spring Mode*est for this month at the Hoyt machnear city limits. The fate expands MOadlothing Chambers County thm year.with the remit that larger Tomes willprevail

EVERZIT COLUMN( Is general mum -&zee of the ore-perfetenance rodeo tobe held tiarcb 10 to Rogers Manor-lat Coioeom. Peet weeds. Texas byMontgomery Ward Or Corr -pull for Tens4-11 Club member. nide Curtis Is arenadirector. Par.. total Cl 430 sad contest.anti must pa:O.:loath in the at:Lid:s-t ing. beretwick Went rictiog. coif roroorOver tiding, and sechee Nook ridirge vents. Lynn Sauna handled appeta-

Pu a11.Mama. Ismeds =a. Dim Oingese.Butt Isidift-Vtest DidtOrden& !Mob ander. MN& OinsicNon Netnar. liscand Mgt Haler.Std Pletnlim. Omens ) Mit Illata.Paul Bead. Tram Trap-ilmt lbw. assthnos and Prod Dina& Aft el Tan

Jtht Messrs mil Tema ltreadetClyde Bathe and &dew able- Sioxidday, Cateitoe Dania and ant Paerese..Trea Maim and Den Budran. 3o Useand Boa Roads. Pied Dane and TimmMmintrama Minsk Ala andTem Ithreem..fos zoo sad Beds airr.a.Itotace Cwt.,' and Georg. Mersa. ClitorbsJeers and Roy lbea

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Ilareh 8, 1911

NAAPPB HAS FIRE RISK PLANTo SupplementLiability Set -Up

New coverage adoptedafter study by co llllll ittee-pool ops are included

CHICAGO, March I -A special tire In.serene, plan for the National Associationof Amusement Paths. Pods, and Beacheshas been announced by Sesotho &me-lody A. R. Hodge from bla others here.It le the moult of efforts of the NAAPPBOmeYl consultant. John Logan CtunpDell. 'rocking in to -operation with theItsurance committee. Norman S. Alemn-Me. ehaironani Leonard 8. Sclekee. vice-ebahnuue Richard F. Laud Herbert P.Schineck. end nevetd L. Schott.

The plan will supple -earn the salorr4e-ft11 Itebtlity Maumee° set-up of theINAAPPB, Secretary Bodge said, and willembody many advantages not heretoforeavailable to member* of the induatry,among them being;

All coverage will be underwritten bya group of leading fire inuiranot com-panies In the United States.

All companies comprising the groupafferding thia plan carry the highestrating by Bost Ineursoce Reports forfinancial strength. erBeent hoots oMce

=ment. and rate:die= engloseingIra sterlons.

Oemerage can be secured Ur say Stateand can be seemed in any amounts tip10 4300.000. This amount may be le-agued. depending on the uoderwritingqualifiothana of the particular risk.

leech risk will hose the benefit ofminute study and scalreadon of thecombined engineering departments; ofthie entire group of coothanlea.

As a result, remonabie immediate ratereductions, <an be expecbcd in Stateswhere such reductions are permitted.A survey under the Man already 1nr11-Cates that substantial premium *mangecan be greeted.

In the poet many operators ham beenbandioapped In obtaining sufficient cov-erage and have been coutently subetotto cancellation on short notice. Thisraat market reakea paseible adequatecomeage and eliminates cancellationclause.

plan to acconielehed after acompilation of inset, which have takenplrior over is number of years and coin -panacea to the value of luatirahle prep-(Sre NAAPPB tuft stsx on POP 46)

Miller's "Paris" SetFor Revamped Luna Bow

NEW YORK. March L-Williern 03111/Miller and Di. and J. and Harry LeeDangleer. responsible for the tacaltfUngof Luna Park this year, have ectiedutedThe Streets of Ports as User first ones -lag In an announced terten Of Paulen/ato play the park this season.

Miller arid the Danrigere hare Partson tour. Special theater la being con.strutted to house the show.

New operating group is Luna Park Pairof 1941. Ise.. by arrengernait with Sfilton Sheen. lessee.

Memory Lane. pep-peeed cabaretpredeet of Billy Jackson. Paul Boyd, andLeroy Shillhardt, to being readied. Itwill feature a 75 -foot bar.

Agawam Sale Suit SettledSPRINOPIFJ.D, Mau. Mirth 1.-

Settlement WWI reported on February25 In the run of Joseph B. McMahon, ofthis city. against Michael J. Daley. tow-nies:Sow. toe a conneesion alleaedly dueIn Connection with tale of fliverrade Park.Agawam. after one day of trial inSuperior Court tether a Judge and jury.licataboo contended he was entitled toa ccedadeake and Into -reel on sale ofthe park on October 2. 1039. ter 531.030to Edward J. Carroll, Beaton Meleshonalleged the defendant agreed to pay

per cent comontagion. Daley thereforecreed him 111.550 plus Interest. Mcalehondeclared. Tirrens'of the settlement innsnot metes pose=

JOSEPH P. PANS55, Mapco: Yalta.N. V. who 011P100IFICed Pans truer to..of a rime aresternent park. CcooenuiOroce Seat*, between Regale andNiagara Fatly. owe =Lie from theformer Neptune Boach, mince heowned and °meted for IS years.Seven -dog elaenatlen is alarmed forMe new ow, wadi watt feature pair-ings and hare a mid leer Kith ridesand concessetorte, a ballroom, end as.m,0113 other ounsettoru ore Vie 4*.sere leant.

Camp Croft IsS. C. Project

Location near Spartanburgto cater to soldiers in co-operation with Legion

SPARTANBURG. S. C. March 1.-R. C.Efethuter. well known in outdoor showWeems, Ilea teased about 105 hate 001State Highway NE le near Spartanburg,and will establish Clamp Croft Amuse-ment Park. According to War Depart -meta orrimels. 16.300 men will be sta-tioned at the alienate:en Infantry re-placement Center, now muting comple-tion.

Plans foe the park, as announced byMcCarter. call for a number of nwelernrides, toiler skating rink. and dentepavilsan. He mid April 26 had been *etse opening date. Wart on improvementsto grounds, which ho has estimated willcoot between 420,000 and 435.050, willbegin about March 15. Recording topresent plane Park probably will be en.closed by an right -foot wooden fenceabout SOO feet long and 600 fret wide.

McCauley said the park would be op-erated in co-open:stem with Spartan-burg Post. American Legion.

N. Y. CocoanutGrove Launched

Niagara Falls beach willsuppliant former Neptune-40 -acre tract acquired

NLAGARA FALLe. N. Y., Mereh 1.-Anew 'amazement park. Cocoanut GroveBeach. Is being readied by Joseph F.Ponces, prefer and operator for 16 yearnof Neptune Desch, eon -ring wren acres,which woe abandoned se being too smalland which has been cut up Into lots.New spot of 40 sores la eight miles fromBuffalo. two Milos from Niagara Hillsand we toile up the river from Itoformer Neptune Beach.

Manager Pkneam. who expects to havethe park ready for opening early in May.reports having already booked 27 *et-!nes, neatly from Buffalo. The new altowas used as picnic grounds up to lastseason, Among plans are to enlarge theballroom and to add a twilight dace tobook name bands. present reudetale InCocoanut Castro, and broadest could -trebly from the ballroom.

A modern midway is planned, withMoe and conceselons. and sunplitkatiortand [Cretin lighting thruout the perk.Ballroom is to have neon lighUng In.Aide and cubicle end 1110 amine liehUng

mom. .cheer. will be carried oatt on the en-trance and midway. Seven-day operationis planned by Manage. Paness.

Whitney Preps SFPlayland for Pick -Up

SAN FRANCISCO, March t.-SafewayWeeks will be (1104111V1 In Playland-at-the-neach on April 4.13. nod Ox -rearGeorge K Whitney. Brent., drew about350.000 last year. Despite Inclementweather came early December. rides havebeen operated dolly thru the winterKaren.

Whitney. expecting is big plek-up thisyear. la preparing for installation of newrides. Opening moon will be the DienturBell, a midway Attraction at ()Olden Ont.'attestation:tat larposition. Expo elephanttrains have been crowd becalms on day.when weather fair, operating alongn three-mile beech dreteh betweenPhytand and Fietenbecker Zoo.

Amusement op. In Pleyland IncludeHerman Schwelteer and his wife. May.He wee one of the Seven Idelvernea, scro.bate &beautify La operating the pop -the -balloons oniceesions. May was oneof the Dixon Sisters. musical not. Inthe machine shop Is Cliff Bailee, of theformer Queen City *bur. vocal quartet.Len Mendona. who appeared yeses agowith the "Olobo eat Death,' Is operatingthe shooting gantry.

RACINE. Wit.-Beer colony In RacineZoo has been Increased thorn 10 to 15with births of one polar bear and fourbrown bear tube, reported keeper An.thony Pathan

Boom Holiday Biz for AC SeenAs Harbinger of Great '41 Bow

ATLANTIC CITY, March 1,-Hotelmen, neettartment revs, merchants, andconcessionaires continued to literally rubtheir eyes last week -end at what rainydeclared woe the biggest Wader -00nBirthday aver men here during lushdays or depresIon. Hotebt, reserved al.meat solidly by arrival of some 14,000delegates to the TIat anent -el conventionof the American Association of SchoolAdrisinistraters, were forced to turn awayhue-ereds of week -end denote. Restau-rants were taxed to capacity. with Teenyforced to chain doers to hold beck addl.decal customere king before the dinnerhour had passed.

All night dubs and theater. did boombustimaa. putting on spe:tal flows/tow at traCtiOne. Antluipating the influx, bled

Vier opened for the weckend. offeringAlex Bertha's erchenea foe dancing InOmen Ballroom Saturday night end afeatu.-e photoptay both day; In MaleItch Other pier pullers included thy na-tional W1'A exhibit of handicraft andaft, solarium. Metaled In eltteray ginntand the great decks with steamer chairsand rugs.

Tretea were operated with full loadsto and front the resort, many with extraen:Lions. A snow flurry on Saturday didbide toward curtailing ectiritits, withthe sun appearing on Sunday to warmBeasepeant Strollers. The holiday cote -bred.= prefaced Opening of the Isahlon.able Lenten season end new everybodyIs pointing, with a high degree ofoptbnlem. to the resort's regular *petiteopening on leaner Sunday.

Needles?ATLANTIC CITY. March 1.-Wash.

melon's Birthday baring pulled thebiggest February %mak-end here Inmore than a decade and making fordisplay of "sold out" signs at beach -trout and avenue hotels. P. FisherWhite. betel man and ;era:dent ofthe resort'. chamber of commerce.

of tau telegram to Mayor Tons DTaggart Jr.. who Is vacationing inFlorida: "Atlantic City hotels soleout and still they mine. Can yonarrange reeereationa roc eve flow InMiami/ Please Advt. 500[1."

Split of Rights byRussells Point OpsIs Voided by Court

BFILEPONTAINC. 0.. March 1.-Appning Cheers anti-trust act. CommonMesa Judge Lawrence Zupp has declaredsold a connate between operators ofthe two principal reeerta at inuaellePoint. Indian Lake. French L, Wilgus.managing director. of the MiniatureWorlds Fair, had brought Action againstIndian lake Amusement Company.Ixaded by Louis W. Greiner end Chide.;P. trernath, reeking judgment for rightschimed uncle: a concrete *Limed in 1030.Defendants claimed violation of theagreement by Wilgus and sought an In-junction.

In handing down the verdict JudgeZupp raid the contract was an attemptby the parties to nettle &tarmacee beeteeth them Ln Hae when they operatedattractions Jointly. Under the egrounenthalt of Sandy Beach Park. Includingrides and a prawn of the boardwalk,went to tionsth and °mince Mews re-serving the remaining sectioo of thewalk, a hoteL night club, concession,,and the right to build a dance hall.

In reviewing the caw the judge de -elated that the contract prohibited Wit.gum from devoting certain apace to dancelug and prohibited the amusement com-pany front telling liquor end givingfloorehoes He mid the perpett14.1 aspectof the ;agreement made It an instrumentIn reetraint of trade and that ite m-ete:Mire datum were unree.socable endoppreeere and that the public's InterestSiam el fected.

Ind. Spot Sees Big Year;Many improvements Slated

MONTICLI.J.0, Ind.. March 1.-maigImprovements for Ideal Beach Resort on(Maier lake here are reported for 1041by Manager T. E Sparkman. who ex-pects the beat year In history of theresort. General policy will remain themime. with niebUy operation o/ the ball-room beginning on May 29. Bands Inthe territory will be used. with four orfive name orka to be booked.

Interior of the bathhourie. construsetdhat fall, it nearing completion. Therewill be a marquee at the main entranceand a modernistic front facing the maindrive. High point. will De set off byflagpoles carrying ;dreamers. New Mattetoboggan, doubling of the Penny Arcade.two open-air bowling alleys. and newequipment for the Mater arid outboardconomalons are scheduled, In additionto reconstructiOn of the Roo: GardenCode and addition of a curio and noveltyshop.

Purchase of several acme !or parkinghen been merle and ground formerly oc-cupied by the old bathhouse wilt beunlined for purities. Teens have beenwet out to Incenses the picnic area. Newpubilcauldrese eystens has been Metalledin the ballroom and booth meting copse.lty has been inereamel It will open onMarch 10 with Don Colebtirn'a orchestra.

PHTLAD12..PHIA.-Jack Steck, radioannouncer and mare, who ban con-ducted variety and kiddies' allows InWoodside Peak Isere many mere Is sit toreturn for the 11th corticoid's's. Year.With the park operang for week -ends ottApril 19, he will prerent a kiddie,'amateur OW* on the fellowing day. featOf a regular Sunday afternoon iodine

1firrrit 8. IQ II PARKS -RESORTS -POOLS The Billboard 43

anetican RecteatiotaiCof'quippncnt association

By R. S. LIZZELLThere la a Chaney of a blanket ttsaur-

anoe policy covering fire and collision onthe sale of amusement rides and devicescovered by condition mire agreement orcoveting devices for tire and theft wherebold for permanent locattens, Ril BridgeCompany has had a policy. still In force,covering Its Ferris Wheels against sireand true* cantle. at a 1 per tent rate.Adjustment is made each id days undertheir blanket policy. where they add toand deduct from es their utteret ap.pram. The tame company is now solicit-ing AREA members. Well some one pageJohnny Campbell? By all working as unit, we enn do better than any forteIndividual con do.

The publicity committee for our ell.tire Industry will try for seen more no-tice than we got in 1040. If all of youmembers at Large help a little. It willhelp 101. Tell us about any Mama.Dons that come to your notice.

Plarand. Rockaway, L. 1.. will functionthis year as usual under direction ofLouis Meisel, all stories to the contrarynotwithstanding.

The men who were on the 1940 NewYork World's Pair grounds with sceneOdds against them are all sbufftedszerund but are still in the amusementWaimea. with nod a few exceptions.One here Last week said he would notcare to purchaser similar experience atthe aame price. There are a few whowould try It again.

Later Easter Stirs 'IsFred L. Markey has remised fine

circular of the New England park men's,renting on March It in the MangerHotel. Melon. It Is appropriatelyIllustrated and fairly breathes enthusi-asm). They always do things up thereand never fall of A good three genremember and guest la made to feelwricosne.

Earner Sunday will come late the.yeer. Coney Wand, N. Y.. and Carlin Inaattirnore will take advantage of It. aswill many Southern resorts. Late or early.It is always an opener for Atlantic City.This year will be their beat In manymoons,

The pinch for material Supply Is be.

THANKS A1,000,000

TO NEARLY A1,000

wire entwred by tester and wire ourad on pog 47 of the rob. 22 /sru

We know that at this tenon of theno you Ride and Show Operators.Concessionen and Exhibitors have

"alai Propositions.

You all want to place yourselves tothe belt advantage. Likewise wewant to place to our best advvii-,

feta that which will add most toour Park. 0141, Beach. and to thePlenum of our Priests.

We see replying to every one asrapidly as possible, so Ws best forall concerned if you all wait forsue reply.

Asala. THANKS.

BRYDON'SBeautiful Bass -Lake Beath

WI, Ind., or (Komi Mikes412 East 6th Street. Cincinnati, Ohio

gaining to be felt. Many of our memo -torturers will be miming orders inMarch this year because of materialshortage. All purchasers should con.tract now for, deuces still available.bard rides are being picked tip early,There has been more activity this yearIn February than we hose been WiringIn April.

Activity at Coney islandGeorge Ttlyesu told the writer, 'nolo

at Coney Wand, N. Y. Met week, thatdeinItely the Parachute Jumps wasmoving in from the New York World'sFats grounds. It Is being located onSteeplechase's boardwalk front. 13o nowthe Jumpo will no longer be jumpingaround the country over the HudsonRiver, and back again.

Luna Pack. Corm,. Island. surely ismaking an Impremlon now. Not for 10years have they bad such early activity.To see men working, old attractionscoming down, and new lumber andbuilding material coaling In menus burl.neat. When building material is stackedaround over the grounds surely It willbe used. It Is not to be kept just fordisplay after the park opens.

Them will always be a Coney Wand.Scene who despaired are going to live tobe sorry. Property le bound to stiffenin refute with only one good season. Theveree.t signs are now rapidly disap-pearing,

The Peel WhirlSy NAT A. TOR

(All Communications to Nat A. TOY,Cam New York Office. The Bilibremd)

On NAAPP8 AgainDon't mean to be repetitious but tome -

thing has come up concerning the prob-lem of the National Association ofAmusement Parka, Pods, and Beetheain enticing pool membership that ratermention now, lest it be lost in theshuffle of the outdoor sea.son's opening.nom who read this column, last weekknow that communication wits pub.lohed ins tem...eel from Al Hodge.NAAPPB **creamy. In which lie objected

by this department. Al crated In hesreprinted letter that be sent out regularbulletins to pool owners which werevaluable to them and which constitutedMae cd the advantage* of possessing amembership In the org.

At my limitation Hodge sent theColumn copies d bulletins tent out butyear to perk and pool members. Lastweek I conceded the Importance of thereend wrote that something else shouldbe done. But after atudying the batchof reports carefully. I must change myopinion and state that beside, doingsomething to Meet mualetpeol eompe-thin NAAPPH must review the caliberof its bulletins I/ the pool crowd is tobe attracted.

MAjority of bulletins mauled to mem-ber* last year, according to sample. rentto the writer, were reprints of papersread at the national convention or sec-tional meetings like that of the NowEngland group. Now I reallee that perm..neat records of then talks ore rentableto NAAPPB members, but certainly thatshouldn't coon:tune the bulk ofletias. Most park and pool men eitherattend ineettegp and make notes or readabout them In The rell) oerd. Tina manlicetion reprints most Important papyriread at all tr-eetings. More space inthere regular reports stieuld be devotedto business conditions to different partsof the country: peonsottonal Weal, thathave worked, with detened experiencesoutlined: reports of munlelpool opposieh,and other TOM subjects so Importantto pool men.

I trod that Al Hodge. Adrian leetelaim.and rest of the NAAPPIS bigwigs won'tget the Idea that alit column Is pukingon them. They leave continually askedfor plugs so as to rennet pool member-ship and the conductor of this pillarhas gone On record as heartily adroelt-Ing that all pool operators join. But, atthe same time. nm entitled to my opin-ion and if I'm to help attract member.ship I can request changes In manage-ment If I sincerely feel that they ate forbetterment of the pool Industry.

Answering the MailRex D. Billings Jr.. recently appointed

manager of Seaside Park. Virginia Bench.Va.. writer "Since the time when I wasa was -thing. IspLastang about my dadpool to Mora Peek. I have read your°einem with Interest. It just flashed Inbay filIXOSKICAW mantel that yett mightwell help ma out with coma sound ad-

vice on a situation which I know yotihave dealt with before.

'We hays huge locker room in Sea-side. The lockers thernsolvos hare borncapered to wit water for years and areIn a bad state of repair. I would likevery mown to install either a C.1.111114.ennitope system tie checking or a basketsystem, lima enabling us to remove alllocker doors. enamors the space noseused for valuable checking. and to cleanup the place in general.

"What I do not know femoral booksworld be filled to capacity) la .hereto get envelopes and whether they arepractical or not, And if I were to usesteel -win baaketa where to get them andwhat the patron's response is to thermapeelally when the dapper memofinds no plug to hang has rarer -Brea:.pants. Can you help nor? Len Tatou,tried, but pools. strange its It sterna.are out of his territory. And I thoughtTraub. covered the amusement fieldas the dminha cover the New Yorktelephone book! Won't It be a laugh IINat A. Toe turns out to be Lett T.? Inever have known your real Tiale.t."

Well, buddy, you're Dot the only orielYou can be assured, boemer that NatA. Ter Is not Lan Treube. Why. becan't even intent Concerning your prob-tem. I suggest that you take a trip toCasino Park and Pool, Seaside Heights,N. J. Management there Metalled wirebaskets and scents to hay* done anexcellent job. Intend to devote someapace to a discussion of this alninapor-tatit subject of locker apace feeIn the meantime if any pool men havehad experiences along this line, theyare cordially Invited to send them In.

Men sad MeatlessCharles Mainly. 43 -year -old legless

.simmer, whom I saw lest working onthe midway at New Jersey Slate Pair,broke into the news last week by 1.1111U -stung a week in a Honolulu tank, claim -

(Sec POOL IVNLRL en page 46)

With the ZoosCOLUMBUS. O. --Clete leaders and of-

ficials of Columhua Zoo have launcheda drive for 10.000 members at the Zo-ological Society. At the annual meeting.whirls re-elected marry ref the officer..Ream Rohe. New York, was a gum' anddiscussed plena for new animal ship-nvents which, he said, probably wouldbe the List until the end Of the war.

LONDON. England -1u a report for1040 managers of Cheater Zoo, non-profit cegentraUon, mated that with onlyone exception enthusiasm with whichwar -time girl keepers began their worksoon waned, and all except one hareeither left or been dismissed, accordingto The World's Fair. Stock of largeanimals Is now greater than *TM It In-cludes 14 Boca and a tiger. Blackpanther and a leopard are coming fromBristol Zoo for remainder Of the war.&Wee changes have been mute In feedingprocedure. Poultry /made are being feelto leopards as a substitute for home -flesh steaks. Many Chester Orme haveprovided scraps to feed animals.

By death thru old age of Pat. Regent'sPark Zoo. tendon. has kit one of Itsbeet known Ilona. With his mate, Doris.be was given to the zoo In 1022 by PangGeorge. to whom they had been givenby Halle Selassie. emperor of Abp.:Joie.Pat and Doris had offspring totaling23, Including one litter of nee. Acornsare bring used to supplement restricteddiet of some of the larger animals, sev-eral tone haring been collected In re-sponse to a radio appeal. Normally eatersOC corn and hay, the Kashmir deer areliving mainly on small portions of themwith generous additions of marigolds,roots, vegetables. and AOOIDa.

Sinclair Renews Act PolicyCANTON, 0.. March I.-Meyers Lake

Park here will go In for big free atuaetions the coming season to an effort

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to attract more patronage from EasternOhio and Western Pennsylvania, saidCarl Sinclair. managing director. P411 11to use acts all sernon. changing everyweek or two. Last /WM acts somebooked for the flint time In enteral rateand with eneoureging 1111,C,C1111, night pat-roonge having implored weekly.

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44 The Billboard FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS March 8, 1941Conducted by CLAUDE 0, ELLIS Communicator's to 25 Opera elsee. Cineieriati 0

Solons Ponder New Set - UpsNew State BodyPlanned in Ind.

Rentiblicannipoiniored billfor -executive boardfor Stale Fair to pass

INDIANAPOLIS, Mann 1.-With endof the Indiana Leninntureat sounin con,Unt on Mirth 10, not much further leg-islation affecting allow Walnuts appear,in the offing. TM nny.byealghte tiltdesigned to restrict operation of non-native promotens and atonement enter -Week has been killed thin use of whatta known In Use Home 3* a "clincber."IntertinItely poetponed cot February 22.the moseure cannot again be censideredat Inc. sesston.

Certain of passage is Republican-aponemed tail 'which will abolish theState division of agriculture by repeallogthe 1013 law creating It. The bile No.603. seta up a non -executive board ofagriculture which will servo In an ad-visory Capacity to the Heinemangovernor. Members of the boiled will oleoimperils* the conduct of the Stem Pair.The lieutenant governor Is Veen fullabsent over the State Pale ground..

In an Interview Paul Dunn, new man-ager of the State Pair. euemeding Harry0. Templeton. said there would be nochennvi of fear personnel or potter. Anyimpronmente to the plant, he said.would bo made on "pap-ati.we-go'but..

There ax. much Interred in the pas-sage end sinning by nee. Innen T.Schenker of a We which make* CoolFriday legal holidey In Indians for allpurpews.

A miles tax In some form still loomsas a pmeibillty. Antics a bill with tentto wield has been Introduced. It has notbeen reported nut of committee.

Shows of MCA Are BookedAt Ft. Worth and Du Quoin

CHICAGO. Starch 1.-Hogrin Itancinkreturned bud week from Fort Worth.Ter-. where tbo Muale Corporation ofAmerirts set rte revue, Sneer SpurGonna of 1941. for the ret Stock Snow.elbow I. hearted by Rufe Mein and ha.the Dorothy Dynes telins. ',renege. All.Kent. Innsick and Cook. and TommyMarvin. menden and etnam.

Itencont said the MCA show StarsOver Amereco, with 16 acts, 20 gine. andif name band. her been set for Dos Quoin4111.1 State Intr. Thui will be the thirdyear MCA boa booked the fan.

Ohio Retail Fireworks BanWill Be Effective August 1

COLUMBUS. 0_ March 1. --The Househas approved the atiti-flemeneks bill

=am chanted In the Senate healthUse to enable nibbere and dealers

to mei 000.000 worth of product* alreadyaminifectnred foe the coning "burnset tidy.

=mitre date of the measure prolins-sting eirensuelus at retell and requiring apermit for then tc.e wee 'actor August 1.

No Fireworks Ban in Mont.HELE:PA. Mont., Monett 1,-Montana

kIne ?berth of Snip can be se noisy andbrilliant m the mappens want to makethem. The State House of Repreeents-tine has killed a bill prohibiting nre-weeks In this State except In menrreueddisplays by tura or munieleolitlen Thenomure van Inure...Penn by Rep. Busch.of Beton, Fallon County,

Op Company Formed in N.C.sa.t.vroN. N, C., March I.-Newly

teemed corporauon, Clinton Lion? ClubOperating Company. hae received aHunter to operate the 0.41 alumpeonCounty Pide hers. with Witham 0. King

inenager. Inneepenitena are Oren asZ.. Weill, E C nether, and Slag.

vint_rAM 1'. WAND, 43, rte.:, man-ager of /111rtnis State Sala, Spring-field. tolio replaced P. S. trtria byapponstment by Goo. Dwight 11.Green. A business men and tong aharneis-PaOrs4 enfigutast end enhien-for. Re Is said to hem studied op-eration o/ nue fair and to here nu -merest, ideas for Ifs Improvement.After antiming els post he said thatcontracts foe Vie 1041 fate. signed bythe *Wooing edministratton, wouldN. eerie -iced.

Ward Is NewIll. State Pilot

SPIUN01113.0, UI.. Marc 1.-E. E.Meat, Irwin. Salem, Aberdeen Angusbreener, tee the past nix yesra mediatorof 1111nOla State Pate here. was au neededthls week by Mittens V. Ward. Blooming-ton. tbru appointment by Cioy. DwightIL Omen. Manager Ward &sauteed hisduties at once.

Coincident with the ripeolnisinnt.Gomm°, Green announced rewhodullogof State Pair date.. to aeon! confikt withItiesoun and Wlaconeln Stine fairs. 77seopening. a week earlier than ortelnallaset, was decided upon at a conferenceof Omen. Ward, and Director of Agricul-ture Howard Leonard.

niVe want to keep the good *ill Of(See Ward Sumeeds Penn on page 44)

Limit on Neb.Prez Proposed

Legislature advances billputting State Fair headoff board after year term

LINCOLN. Neb., Innen 1.--Hotdingback on reporting out the Nebraska tinselPale drastic nnervartissUon plan In DillNo. 167. the aviculturel committee ofthe unicameral her sent a Mealier bill.No. 273. to general flbe. No. 279 linaltathe prendent of the State Pair tamed toa one-year term, After which be gora outthe board. Present ay.tem If to gleecents man two years and dote not de -:nand that he mop his board service.Idea now IA to cut down allecisee Mettleboardn "self -perpetuation" In oMco.

No. 337. whine Is being held beckpending action on No. 273, Ix much moredenatiethig end is being fuelled by theState Junior Chamber of Commerce andCounty Pair Menagerie Ancelatteen Itwould put up board of 10. Includtngthe governor, dean of the Stale &gnaw!.tura3 college, head of the department ofmelon ture. and seven fair men. A generalmanager of the fair, to be paid 13.000or more annually, would be hired bythat group.

Declared purpose of the letter hill,which Is opposed by the promos booedon the grounds that It would make thefan a 'political footbell." Is au out-growth of three yearn of battling betweenthe younger element of fair men andthe older bracket group.

Flood Wall Work CancelsLawrenceburg, Ind., in '41

LAWRED:CEBURO. Ind.. March I.-Dearborn County Pair here Mn beencanceled bemuse Lawrenceburg'* newflood wall alms the Ohio River will pansthru the fairgrounde. The prevent highlevee la on part of the grounde and oneaide of It has been used ars a grandnanclAt

Poe.seportement wee decided by theAmerican legion Poet, which hart open -pored the fair sine. 1022 without an In-terruption. A new fan location Is to betougbt

Fed Exhibits Framed for AppealAs Visual Aid to Largest Group

Emery:* from annual report of agrloul-feral milibite settler% extension entice.Vatted States Departesent of Agrfealtare,Irieferneg parts of rennet of 25 years ofesAlblt work and Spores for the Agentpose of 1040. as dtsfrtboted at the lastammo: leveeing of the internanonal As -sanction o/ Fairs and Srpcolltona,

rtfagricultunal earlubite section.ix.usion eerene. Milted States Depart.

meet of Agriculture, by provisions ofParagraph 1.611 of the department regu.Interne, Am been the agency responsiblefor general superriston of all the exhibitwork of the department. fachibittens atOmen Interstate. and internatemal laneheld within the United litatee hew beennuanced dace 1919 by an appropriationfor that inuperie.

No direct deperuturnt appropriationboa ever been provided for departmentdisplays at occaitonn ether than State.Intestate, and international fates. It be.lug intended by stipulation of the mint -tenon that department display at tele-cast:nom on -miens obeli be arrangedfor and conducted on funds provided bydepartment branches whose subject mat-er la presented In the exhibits to beshown.

During the Amid year of 1940 21 newexhIbita were built as a part of 1.11. regu-lar State fair program and of Ore 17weir planned to further conservationprattlers and the nationg (arm program.Depertment educational exhibit. woredig :lend during the year at IS talcs aridtape:en-toe& thramee 'Ma Vreesse teintin,

'Those fans and expositions had aua ag-arenite estimated attendance of merethen 10,000,000.

Each exhitritIon me., co-opengivaproject between the department and theexposition or fair mensennent whichpaid Mast oe an of the trarnixotationoast of the terabits, usually all of theinstallation cane, including labor, truck-ing, electrical connections and current,and furnished exbiblUna space flee.

The agricultural exhibits section co-operated with State exterusein agenciesof Itennehusetes, Connecticut. Rhode b-land, Maine, Vermont, and New Ramp -elate In prowntatkin of 4.11 Club winkat Duitem State. ec,potioon. SPr11:4-field, Maas. As a part 01 this co-opera-tion the department funnelled planningservice and exhibit materials required toprovide ISO feet of exhibit background,slim Intend*. exhibit !minium, and SC.Creereleil. Planning screIco also was fur.nislied the extension servile of AlabamaIn connection with an exhibit which USAproduced by that serene and -+noun atAlabama Mate rain Birmingham

Display. of department canoed exhibitgroups were made et the following Stale.Interstate. and International faire:

Albuquerque.. New Mexico Bata rainattending*, 79.000. Burninghern. AM.benne State Pair. 330.000: Chtoago, Inter-national Liwelock Expositinn, 140.000;'Meilen& Seventh World'. PoultryCongress and Repoeltion, 861.300: roam.Trans State Mr, 1.014.700: Detmit,Minns/en Stan Pair, 400.000: Itutthin.(ate Impaling, ',WHIMS an page 45,

1.1) to CotiiiiitillityBy A. L TAYLOR

Executwe Secretary, Cedar Rapids IlanChamber of Commerce

The flat requielte foe a macceatAdcounty and dittftet fen Is to have asloyal. Interested community bock of thefair, willing tes work tirelowily to make 1feuemegul.

The AIL -Iowa Pair. winch CedarRapids organized In 1936, es a good ex-ample of whet a group of trannens menCan do to bring about a closer andbetter relationship between a town andneigbboring rural communities. Thebusinesses men of Ceder Rapid* haveworked Um:only to bead n fan that.would really servo the farmers andtownspeople alike, and all tense wivehair had a part In It hare shown anunwifieh wenrignme to give of theirlime and effort In the intereete of theCRUM.

What the business men of CedarRapids have done men of any commie -nay can do If they ate willing to makethe effort and will perelat In the task.

Officials Laud CNEIn First War Year

TORONTO, March I.-Tenn menthefrom the 1040 Canadian National Extibl-tion here Was $813436, compared with4831.716 for 1030. a devotee of .18,220.according to the repeat prevented at theannum meeting. While inerneare wereMown from gates, 1111.666, and from anienal snows, $13,361, these were offset byreduction In apse. revenue of 1124A51.

(nitrating exponent were 6a10,012.compared with 5634,0:0 In 1539, a de -creme of $16.507. After meeting expen-dituees on addition to plant and equip-ment of e6.070 and making payment tothe city of annual debt charges on newbuildings end water Tate, of $143.600, asurplus of 432.603 for 1040 was ahown.

Marked &cream In demand for thebooks of tickets may recent

In into sate being teecontinuee. *moatadd. Directors feel the 1040 exhibitionwas "an outstanding encores, both froththe standpoint of attendance and linen-nal results. and that Ito conttnuats,ce Inthe, Shit War year has been fully just/.red.'

Race Body May ReconsiderTrenton Attitude After Tour

TRENTON, March 1.-George A. Astralthe, week took Inc. State Rating corm-entiazen on a tour of his Trenton SUMInirgrounds. which be declares Is 06per cent equipped fee a bignItne minmeeting. There are Ind:nations that thetour USA Made at regiont of the contents.non, for Mond borne time ago stein-dOned his application for a Donne andhad not renewed It. The fact that Illocinmouth Park Association has &teen upIt. :kerne appears to etrengThenhand.

However, Hamel made tt clear that tinle not trying to high-preesum the com-antelon into grenthee him a license.Red Ryan. wetter; of the commission.said eke the Inspection that Hewedand assoc.:atm were willing to spend.3000:0 thi you expanding the faingrounds' half -mile trotting oval to a one.mile track, improving grandstand, build -log offices. sables, and a restaurant andlandscaping grounds.

Next year. Ryan said. Iferind peon:needto rebuild the testa furtber and smearedthe commissioners he could obtain goodherrea tea a 1041 meeting. TM proposelion la bring gicen "serious Comndenationn Ryan Med. and a new formal Ap-plication from Harold Is expected.

GCE: Exempt Front Risk ActSAN FRANCISCO, March L-Califoi.

nlw Driploirrent Commission Mu runethat Snn Prime:no Bay Deposition Coenplaty. which is -elated Golden Oahe ireternational ExPeritten here. Is riotalffrom protinens of the unemployment'tneurame Mt. This ruling ennsinktocontribution dame which might bantotaled about 11273.000. Col. AllenWright, of the expo company, held the,It was exempt ea long as no part of teecannot& teen' ter any athrottobser or toAteatuti

ilfirelt 8, 1941 F.1111S-EXPOSITIONS

qtaitMaft gOWSAroundthe

(roundsLEBANON. 0.-Ilids vent W received In

about 00 days by Warren County Agrteul-Must 13oceety for Conetruetton of a grand-stand on the fairgrounds here. WPAfunds for the projeet have been 11AAUTOriIt Is expected to bo completed In Hinefor the 1941 annual.

MOOSE JAW. Sask.-The 1040 flnanKM statement of Moe.* Jaw Etch'MesonCompany showed a carnet of 01.300. at-tributed to cold and rainy weather ontwo of the four days. 01011010.1.170 ye.celpas were *3,000 under the 1930 nailer.Red thrum WHO remelted despite reduc-tion In expenditures. Paid aelnitealonawere 3.000 Poe titan In MO. white grand-stand atteonance was down 7.000. Toterevenue was 014,815: expendiriarna015.615.

DETROIT,-An open -gate policy atMichigan State Fairgrounds here wentInto effect this week. Orouruts wereposed with permanent gates about fourafro ago Under the regime of former

Secretary Prank N. labey. and the melonhas born a 'subject of controversy eversince, with near -by realderna donningthat closing the grounds deprived thornof accustomed right of way Mai tooproperty. PeDITIM11111A 6011.410 /1111 beenrenusted to accommodate crowds drivingin for the Shrine Cletus In the Celiseumand will not be replaced. under presentpolicy. except at fair time.

norsTeN, Tex. -.Jack T. McCully. forfour ware publicity director for HoustonChamber of Commerce and Houston PatStork Show and Lleestoek Exposition.has resigned. effective March 15. to or-ganise a public relations bureau here.

ALOONA. la.-/Eneenitli County FairArmenition piano a budding program for1941 winch when oampkted wan accom-modate over 100 head of livestock. chiefly4-11 Club calves, bringing total ac-rommodationa for cattle to about 400head, reported Secretary E J.. Vinoent.Pour directors have been added to rhobeard in an effort to create added In -tercet.

460.VARD HAAG, who has beensecretary of Dearborn County Fels.Lawreneeburg, Md., al nee Ms, te ac-tive in the spsonsottny AmericanLepton Poet, teak* has decided tocancel the fair for 1941 because thenew Ohio Ricer flood trait will runthree the rounds. The /...000 Posthas conducted the annual s:ithoutbreak since 2921. It has been totedto seek a new., rite.

treasurer: Joseph RuteD, general chair.Man: Ed 0. Lenstr. general Inointger

MOOSE JAW. Saak.-W. H. Jobststensewas re-elected proddent of Moose JawVehlblUan Company for Ma third term:A. C. Alexandra, r. H. Jolla. aloe -presidents: Owarge D. Mackin, manager.

ALBANY, La.-Lisingston Parish Pairharocietion elected L. O. Lott. pre dent:Henry Sertirell. J. W. Smith. Wor-preel-dente: 11. A. Merrill, asseretery-manager:0,1.0. B. Hughes, lireatork exbibit man-nage, Ororge Weldor'. asalrtant superin-tendent: atra. Nell Addison Brown, su-perintendent of textile and canning ex -babas.

LAXE CHARLES. La.--13002thweetLouisiana Pat Stock Show and Rodeore-elected Arthur L. Gayle, president:Robert L. Jame*. treasurer: 0. C. own,weretaryManager.

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ATTRACTIONS booked for the 1941Dunn County Path Metsomonle, Wis..Include Lewis Bros: 01.0eus. RoyalSwedish Bell fite.gere, Oreriona Troupe.and Dixon Hippodrome.

. .CONTRACTS halo been signed with

Barns-Carruthera for acts and Tlieule-DuMeld Fneworlui Company for 1941Koarroth County Pair, Algona, la. andan asvortation-aponaored InclependenroDay eelelaratton. reported Secretary F.L. Vincent. Jinunle Lynch's DeathDodgers hare been rigned for COO after-noon and night during the fair.

BUDDY CORDON. parschutlat andstunt titer who la wintering at his homein Henderson. Tex.. rtpantss havingbooked a number of 1941 tales and cola -brawn*. lie will ta. awaited by PollyPowell. parachutist and wing walker.

Iowa Entries 011 IncreaseDES MOVIES. lo.. March 1-Mare

ferns 4.11 Club, and liveatock exhibit*Were entered at Iowa county and die -Islet fairs In 1940 than in any recentyear. A total of 34.734 dtderent NDtb-Itere perticipated in 88 county and Ms-telet faire, oompared to 33,610 exhibitorsat 83 fairs In 1939. Thee were 13.038exhibitors In livestock departmentsabaft*. last year. showing 5.106 homes17,014 cattle. 17,6/1 seethe, 4.569 snoop.and 19.210 poultry. Laws fairs also ex-pended In 4-11 Club actirittra agam.awarding premium' of *+98.262.31 to farmboys and girls for all typra of club ex-hibit* and term and hemlock contest..Unfavorable weather had an adverse ef-fect, attendance at all 1940 county anddistrict files being 1,382.187 and receiptsat all fairs 0789,72325.

Bins Propose Iowa ChangesDVS MOINES. Ia.. Muth T,-The Iowa

Legislature has beans et wmeralaffecting State and county fairs, withmeet Intereat shown in one to change.State aid to counties having mere thanone fair to a prorated basis figured onCash premiums giaail by cub fair. An-other bill would put the Slate Pairheard under the State budget, requiringlegistatim approval of amounts to bepaid and with ati revenue from the fairgoing into the general fund. tent Lexi,-

Just Try To Please 'Em!lair Elections By a CARNIVAL SHOWMAN

LIBERTY. Tex-J. AL /Itch wt.aelected president of Liberty County PairMeet -Litton; Cecil Boyt. J. W. Trtioulale.May08 Middleton, rice-prealdenta: MiltonStfate. esteretary-mariaeer.

OXFORD. M. Durham waselected president of Lafayette CountyPair Association: 0. 0. Robbleo. vke-menden!: John Leo Chaney. secretary -treasurer.

LA CROSSE Wle.-La Crowe Inter -since Pair Aswwilitten elected N. Hosted.pteaident: A. P. Punk. rice -president;Joseph J. Frisch. secretary -treasurer.

TAYLORVILI-E. III-Christian CountyAgricultural Pair Association to -electedDwight Hart, president: P. It. Xinney,A. D. Clatiten. rice-preeldenten 0. E.Rltescher. treasurer: C. C. Hunter. sea*.torygeneral manager.

MONT!CMLO, Miser-Lawrence CountyPror Assolation elected C. M. Tyner,president; f. A. Ban, *Noe -president: J. A.Borman, manager: Mrs, C. E. Oftwon.secretary.

HOUSTON, Tex.-Ten-elected offIcere ofthe Oil Work* DepoetUon aro JohnSemen. president: Chew Sutton. J. S.Abercrombie. W. L. 011110s Owego A.Hill Jr.. Wallace Wilson. vice-prealcients;Bay L. Dudley. occre-uny: W. B. asap.

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LATEST NOVELTIES PRIZISPREMIUMS AND SPECIALTIES

A FAIR is a Alma. and a fair manager iso ahoy -man. or should be. Ile Is used tOtv.rttig complaints and arnootha out eachcomplaint. regardless of how trivial. Ina thowmaiallko manner. A fair, like anyshow, cannot please them all. Evenworldb film here bad their abase ofknockers. If the price of hamburgerwasn't too high, It was the crowded con -&HOW of some buildings. In try andlisten to a "the -crowd -la -too -large" com-plaint suer theuaanda of dollars havebeen Spent to bring the crowd there laperhaps more than a fair manager canWar.

A few years ago an American Legionpost fair held under big exhibit tentsfeatured A Florida exhibit shipped from

exposition. But the terraria from allporta Of the U. S. A. still complainedOne with. "I don't see any *beep. Nowwhere I coma from in Montana we alwayssaw ahem at the fair." All the fair Woncould Bay wee, "Thts Is not a sheep Minn-try:- Another visitor waisted to we- theapple wthibit. Another wondered whyho saw no petroleum products, etc. Thebee answer the fair board could gleewas. "We exhibit local apleultural live-stock and products."

A put of every community wants afelt to be strictly educational and alinoetdemands that It be such, or threatensnot to pafrotilro it. Than there to themajority who demands more amuse -mints, lights, and ilfe or It will surelystay away. Some can see harm in every-thing a fair dom. Even political partieshave then complaints Each wants thefair to bo operated on Its political plan.Again the fotr manager Fur to scratchhis head and be an appeaser For all eon.earned. Then level talent has Its com-plaint against prolessicusi talent, withthe old cry. "Our high-school literaryClue Ma set just Si good.- Again

complaint must be wttled with, "PeopleLike to are new faces on the program."

Running a fair Is a man's job. He mustbe a &bowman. a judge. is fixer, and apacifier, alth0 the Carthago fife.) Pairat one trote was operated inicomiully bywomen.

There la one angle that the publicnever complaino aboUt-compllmentarytickets.

lento placed most of the State depatt-moata une.00 the budget. A bill 10tt0-<Nord In both holism would raise theannual salary of the State Pair boardtreasurer from 63.30 and expense. to 0300slid expanse.

MANDAN, N. D.-Mandan AgriculturalPair Association will operate an annualin 1041 alter a lapse of sIx years, reportedSecretary J. I. Cotwins.lion Corps was permitted to use thegrounds Lo n camp ma years ago to tie,belief It would May one year, but the<amp rental:net. neocealtating construc-tion of a new race track and grandstand.

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SHOWMEN'S LEAGUE Of AMERICABeginning September 1. 1941. our inliist;on Ica will ho increased

from SI 0 to $25.You are urged to loin now for only

$10.00Conf,Ct your nearest League ',ember or vette dared to afe-aberarrip Co-n*1HW.

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MAMMOTH SPORTSMEN'S FAIROn 20-Acr beA0-1n Cunt.. 1,000000 PopeLliens

JUNE 20 TO JULY 12 INCLUSIVE__.EVERY NITE THE "BOOM CITY"Rid. sae .0 ether COntessynt now bare Dieltd Pone AM Ott 3140vre wanitd. OnL1woln 111c1way. between Conernyille and Dowwinclzwn. WinnCYRUS MeCORKtf. Cliwkniain, 23 N. 711 Ave., Coiteindle, PI,. Canter Co., R. IS C. Cab. Inc.

tO The Billboard FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS Mrsrvh 8, 1941

Pavilionaires of IVY WF View Fla.;Brown Is Host at Winter Meeting

DE LAND, Pla, March 1.-Tbei Pant-son,:rui, a group of exhibitors from theNew York World's Pelf, celebrated theirmidwinter meeting on February 22-24bete as gonna of Earl W. Brown. managerof the Florida State Exhibit. In thevhdttog party were J. M. Pltxgersid, whowas heed of the World's Fair railroadexhibit, and Mrs. Pitrgersid; Bob ItsIke,heed of the Edison eiluble and atmMiter Rox Input head of the FordMotor Company exhibit: el. Pony Leonapresident of the York Soto and LockCompany, sod Maxwell Harvey. directorOf operations for the New York World'sMtn Mason N. Shelter, who was man-ses of Winter Wonderland and who hasa winter home In Orange City, Fa.. andWm Shaffer were special guests.

Earl Brown. who Is declared to knowmore about Florida than any other manIn the State. introduced the World's Pairexectitires to a life to the Interior ofFlorida such se they bad never beforeseen. A series ot manta. occupied thethree days. opening with a colorfulFlorida Dart:ease given by TheodoreStrewn. De Land emus ,grower. In thebean of an orange .31,1.01* over 60 yearsold. A delktoua Toting steer. *poked 24boors Orel' a barbecue pit. was owedwith swamp cabbage. orange Juice, repotables, mod fruits which ripen in Feb-ruary. Merida cowboy. and natives fromthe locale of the "yearling" *erred thebarbecue, which was followed by a tourOS groves and packing hones, Each ofthe Morilior.aires picked wawa for thefirst time and shipped a box north.Saturday night the executive% held abanquet In the Hotel Putnam here. fol-Iowed by a Molar.% meeting.

Maxwell C. Harvey took the trophy foewinning a golf tournament on Use Cot.lege Arms Comae here on Sunday. Whitethe Pionnominee held a golf tournamenttheir wives wont on a tour of DaytonaEitsch, New Smyrna Beach. Orange City.and other points of Interest. A dinnerSunday evening was followed by mimingWhite. In color of the New York Wand's/httr and of Monde gin% by A. L. Cued.,Tamps, vier -president of Florida NationalEthibite.

Monday afternoon Mr. [snicks enter

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Mlaeouri and Wuoonsin and to offer noMk,Of convention to or hare math com-petition from the fairs In thoseWard declared. Advancing of the fairdate. WA. conic:dent with an annouree.mime that Grind Circuit Marone ratinghas boon achednled here on fire days.

Will Study CoratrattsIndicating possibility that some con-

tracta signed by the outgoing actroirdinfranca rimy be returned. Word declared.eI cnn't understand ally people. knowingthat a change as forthcoming, would nunContracts tbru. We will undertake acheck-up of all contracts and where therela any questlean we will week new ar-rangements. My only reason for study-ing these obligaticom le to see that 1111 -note has the boat possible State Fair. Inthe (use of midway attractIoe-s, we aretieing to Command and get the best"

Long an Exhibitor'lie new manager Is ri roddent of Nor-

mal. edeLiran County. and, associated withbusiness atetrItlea In Bloomington. is anauctioneer and restaurant owner, Heto 45. married, and haa two eons and itdaughter. A veteran of the World War,be erred oserses-s as a sergeant In the:nth Matinee:).

He first became interested to fairs as aboy, hlo father haring been ri breederand exhibitor of cattle end harnesshorses The new manager exhibit. hat.new horses at many county fairs In theState. Ihru ha interest as an exhibitorand association with adminlatrattons ofcounty fairs he hat made an threottga.Don Into pooMbilltice and notate of theSlate Fair foe many years, It I. said, nowill occupy residence quarters on theniter/rounds at the north edge of Sprint.field.

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FAIr. 244.300; Tinionluni. &lantana State,Fain 3b9ACO; Tulsa. CWie.. Ttslaa StateYeah 1 RS t00: . Tupelo. 3.1Oalsolp0Ala.coma Fah. 30.000: Waterloo, La., DairyCattle Congress. 1130.000 total, 9,457.200.

Dtaphue of various new were made atthe following misoellanooin 00:143.011A:

tabbed at a cocktail party on board Isla Harrington. net. lair. at.Inge, stSers 1110131.6 tlust for the first lilac

Yacht. Lauxenant. formerly owned by let dazion 100.000: Washington. D. 0. il the n,,,,istbx.,,,,/.,°1,..?nemarket inmene,Itn4..ulit-Dashers Hutton. which eras decked at Postmaatene Convention. 2.500; Rivera try a '-'- '- ---- - -- --.Daytona awn_ In the inettong the and Harbors co,,,,,,n1,0.. U.

able on a baste comparable to that or.feted any other Industry in tire country.Fanthonalem took a trip down the St. Patton Exhibit. 4.000; Loewls Capitol

Johns River on the yacht. Curlew, as Theater Exhibition. 350M: Chicago.'Res make arailable the greatest swill:1gato members of the Industry and to pro -Costa of Mr. and ann. Brown, to High American Foilll Bureau Federation COn-noe en the Welly. Rio". en," they ,,,,,,,,,, ,e.e,,,,.. Sanford, ,..., e,,,...,,. trot the ClIfTlefi from cacaos loam. It rata

had a nth fry. There were a steak dm; ,,',...,,,e iyitcii;Ti.s;i30,i'iimb--.473,-;,-.. derided to bring this plan tinder thert" aid dance In the evening at Foote E,matn.burs 1,...ttr.i.tewiy. 3.000: Wash. direct supervnion of the NAAPPB and

do 14On Springs- atom.do Centennial make It available to members of theCelebratlen. 20.000: Pittsburgb. Allo- association only. so that India -Mud risks

nhellY Tableland Mile. 15000: Chariot might be carefully scrutinised and thusTown, W. Va., Rational Pave Ansciela,......ra safeguard all Interest', insuring underfield Day. 1.500: Morgentwen, W. Va.,2coPar.rri300.and Home Week. 5.000: total.

FEDERAL EXHIBITS(Cedttemed /row page! 44)

ion, Kenna Mato Pau, 230,000; Karam'City, Mo. Arne:low Royal LivestockShow. 200.000: Memphis. Tenn. Mkt -South Pair, 137.0321 atuaketiee. OklahomaFe* State Pair, 110.000, Portland. Ore.Pacific International Livestock Erpoal.lion, 110,000; Rkhmond, Virginia StateFair, 225.309: Rutland. Vt., Rutland Mar.130.000: St. Paul, Minnesota Maw Fair.100.000: inpringeold. Illinois State Tale,000.000: Springer d, Mass.. Pastern Statesknmed Man. 350,00e; Synscure. New YorkState Pah. 264323: Tempe, Florida Stakeram 746000; ebtatles, Kama* Free StateFair, 200.000; Trenton. New Jersey StateFair, MOW; Waterloo, la., tatty CattleCongress, 100.1100: total T.S40.144. eTtriatiallbithill was made under riwcial'Core-ereamonal appropttatiou.

Spatial Units Pet OutDisplays of special units preventing

the Agriculturist Adjustment Admir.W.

Outstanding Shows VisitedAt fair., eapreithoos, meetings, and

other occasions where department ex-hibits have been shown people have beenreached with the department's messagewho probably sscoild not hare remisedIt In any other way. Exhibit. afford op.parturalea for presenting Informationin vista and Intamtroompelling waysthat are not excelled and possibly nobequaled by any other form of teaching.This method, in widen practically ovaltypo of visual laid Can be nulled. la par-ticularly affetIVII with that large groupof persona which is beat able thru theaye to absorb and retain knowledge.

International and emend exhibitionsin which the Department of Agriculturebas participated during the peat Quartercentury:

NEW YORK WORLDS FMK S PAViLlONAIRItS inert to DeLand, nu, onFebruary 21-21. Left to right: Dr. C. R. Refl, Roehtiter, N. Y.: Mara:Ill Haney,director of operations New York World's Fah: Godfrey Dreka. Ortand; RobKelley, manager &Moo erkItat; Almon R, Shafer. "tanager Whiter Wonder-land: J. N. Fazgerabd. manager 'earned exhibit; Egli W. Wtoa-n, mermen.Florida State mother; Dr. T. F. Hahn, DeLaild; Rat Ryan, manager Fordexhibit; J. W. Pegty. Rocheater, N. T. Maxwett Haire, won the tournamenttrOphy,

tration Pragrano. Including the federalcrop Insurance plan. were made at. thefollowing:

Illrerilnghara. Alabama State Fair. et-tendance. 210.1100: Bone. Wooten IdahoState Pair, 00.007. Charlotte. N. C.,Southern Suttee lair. 200.000; ColuMbue,Ohio State Pair. 425,000; Dallas. StateFair of Texas. 1.030.700: Des Windt. IowaState Fair. 200.000; !ergo. North DakotaState Fair. 75.000: Frederick, Md., ChestFrederick Fain. 123,000: Huron. SouthDakota State /intr. 140.005; Mitchinson,Kansas Elute Pair. 250.000: Indtanapolie,tridiane State Fair. 180000: Ionia, laltb..Ionia Fro Fehr, 323.000: Jackson,enstppi Mats Fah, 100.100; Lawrence.Nan. National Corn IrtintIng Contest.lfienCO; Lincoln. Nebraska State Pale.100.0100; laubville. Kentucky State Fairl40.0)O; Milwaukee. Wisconsin State Tali%328.020; Mitchell, S. D. Corn Parsee Fos.

1110.000; Mucketee, Oklahoma FreeState Pair, 163000; Nashville, TerineuereStale Fair. 350.000: Oklahoma City. Okla-homa State Pear, 210.000: Penland, Ore..Patine International Livooterek Expori.non. t00.010: Putsitup, Western Wash-ington Pair. 13.000; Raleigh. North Caro-lina State Fair, 200 000; Richmond. Vir-chile Bate Pair, 223.300: St. Paul, Min-nesota State Fair. 7[16.000: Sedalia. Ms -renal State Fair, 113.000: Sacramento.California 'State Pate 500.000ePort. Lori:titan& State Fair, 130.000:Spencer, la_ City County Fair 150.001%Springfield, Illinois Mato Pair, 800,300;Mothered. Mass. Eastern Matra traps -'Mon, 350.000: Syracuse, New York W.us

Mumma -Patine InternatIonalnon. San Trannico, 1015: Eournolpationof Negro, Richmond. Va., 1915; Panama.Coditersite International Expeditors, SariDiem. Calif. 1010; International DryFanning Congress, Denver. 1916; Na.Urinal Dairy Exposition. Springfield.Mae.. 1917: International Rum Con-gress. El Pam. TeX, 1017; Brariltan In-ternational Centennial Etpout:on. Riode Jamie°, 1922; World's Dairy Congress.Syracuse, 1023: International Sesquicen-tennial Espottion. Philadelphia. 1028:Third World's Poultry Congress. Ottawa,Canada. 1021; thero-American Mporttlon,Seville. Spain. 1029-'30; Intern attonal FurThule Congress oral Meposlitors, Lenstag.Otrmany, 1930; Mirth World's PoultryCOngfirea and Reposition. London, Eng-land. 1030; A Century of Provos& Cni-oNtO, 1141-34: Califon% Paeltlo Inter-national lecpomma. Ban Mop, 1935-16:Team Centennial PJtposition. Dallas,10343 -*37: Greet Lakes Expoaltlon. Cleve-land, 1036-17: Pan American K:entice).Tampa. 1031: New York World'. Pair.1030: Golden Oats International Intpool-Mon Elan Franelsoo. 1039; SeventhWorld's Poultry Coltyrtal and Ilepocition.Cleveland, 1039,

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Orttla in arnueement parks, Were. pools,and Nacho.. Tee i<aa ratio iterelopedthereby indicated that. should arm ee.moot operators concentrate. their pre.mium VOMMe Under ors plan, too re -

!erred to Ices Mil* could not only beunproved. but rate, generallymaterially reduced." add Secretary1bMge. -

'The companies Interested and afford-ing this plan have concurred ho our Mid -

the plan. With the vast experience ofthe association to promoting Its publicliability Insurance plan It wax felt, too.that It P.M well qualified to do the pro-motional 'seek raeossiery in institutingand building up the new fire Insuranceplan_

Pools sad Beaches IA"We are particularly gratified at the

opportunity which this plan provides forpool and beach operator* to participatenovo largely In association benefits bo-Cana* In many Instances such operatorsCon tWa enjoy as great nutrias as do porkmen because their liability costa do notrun navaly as highly as Dime of parkoperators. The business will be writtenthen John Logan Campbell, J. L. Camp.bell & Company. Dahl:nom

Brydons Take PossessionWith Crews at Bass Beach

MKS LAKE. Ind.. March I.--tIpon ar-Orel here la..t Tuesday. Ray MarshBrydon and ho wile, Mn, Theresa Ad-kins Brydon. new owner.. of Base LakeBoirh, took possession from formerowners, and is crew of 12 under directionof Rod Monroe has been Increased to 30.who are rebuilding. painting and pre-paring for now landecaping. Mac tavern.noted for shore dirinent. 14 Open. with anew mew In ening,.

Plans call for an elaborate new en-trance from the main highway andmodern coneenientea to be Installed Inthe large grove Used as picnic grounds.New rides and other attractions are be.hug booked for the anyway. Three newIntend light plants have been purchasedwith 18,000 feet of colored neon. SeveralIlfe guards will go on duty on openingday. May 24. to remain until close ofthe oenion. The doping beach of whitesand has for years drawn from Chicago.(youth Bend. logansport, Port Wayne.and other dike.

Name bands hare been booked as wellas ratio showy, to be presented at thepergola and cabana Faction being bunt-Advertining Is under way and specialpaper 15 In count of production by theEnquirer Show Print Company, Cincin-nati. and epeeist paper for flreworlosprograms. A promotion bureau is COTCC-Ing every city and town Within a 100-mile radius. Three large outinee hareeiready been braked_ Park Is a throe.hour drive from Chicago Loop, 33 mikefront South Bend. 30 mitre from Logans-port. end Nickel Plate and Erse railroadstations' are near by. Opening on May24 will feature special attractions, nightfireworks, dancing. and full Oayway op-eration. Decoration Day week -end willhave a changed program and during theRessOn there wilt be weeny change* Ofname bands and other attrecnotas.

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tog the woofer, record for the feat. Itsclimbed out of Waikiki natatorium withan endurance record of wren days andfine minuted. Zimmy :denied nO 111 ef-fects. Most to that he passed Ills ownworld's record of 14$ hours 25 minutes,which he set in ISM when he swam non-stop from Albany to New York. All weekZlnany paddled slowly up and down thepool. most of the time smoking a cigar.whirls he used to do in his earntral Oft.Whether a world's record or not fendit's his claim until AOMCC110 dirputestti, you're got to hand It to leglessZnnour, They say the Waikiki tank wasJimmied all week during Ma attempt.

Mlemi Etntmore plunge certainly at-tracted a slew of netts last week. WO-liam Green. American Petieration oflabor merry. attended, so did Salty RandAnd also Melling boll players and tea, -paper tom. Occasien was a beauty pN-gala to select. /Alas moods for 1041.

Mardi 8, 1941 The Billboard 47

Skateland's Revue In; a -blocTo Be Annual Event IK 1111\3 and %Mfrs

SAC:IMAM. Mich., March 1.-Fereernoatin Minn:name* In an exceptionally heavyprogram laid out for Wally and EthelKiefer -a Skateland Roller Rink here dur-ing March Is prosentatSan of a revue.which le expected to become an annualaSair. It will be Magid on Marsh 11.Skateland's RISROA night. when nil re.ecipte are donated to the Roller SkatingMinn Operators' Aim:relation of theLutist nudes for promotion of amateurroller skating.

The show will be presented by Skate-tind club members,. who are being mit,thru rehearsal* by Mr. and Mrn Kiefer.About 40 skater* will take part. Programwill Include comedy. ensemble. solo, andgroup numbers in akate dancing andtree -style skating.

Skateland's 1541 dunce championships,to be held under RSROA rulen open to-night and will continue on sureemireSaturdays, !Innis being scheduled foeMarch 22. Ccentesta will be held In threedirtelons. a straight Waltz contest forMestere who have nm'ee won In a eon.mat: Darn Dance and Spread.Eragle Waits;Style An novice skaters, and the Col-n-gime. Mohawk Waltz, and 14 -Step forthe senior dirtslon.

On March 17 a at. Patrick's Day partya;U be held In tbe rink.

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First Denver ShowDraws Over 10,000;Will Beconie Annual 4V/tenoning the pretentious earniml

D .TNVER. March I. -Renee ListingF.:414er o/ 1541, staged In Mammoth Oar -den Rink nerd on rebruary 18.23. was acomplete ifigteis from every standpoint.ontetals reported. First of Its kind tobe singed here, the show rim 1 bour and15 minutes nightly and drew attendanceof 10.128.

A completely enstumed CAM of 07. no -Ore direction of John Maxon. rink pro-fess:lout, Included a chorus of 10 in fournumbers, tap dance on seats. militarynumber. novelty barn dance In which37 Meters participated. skate dancing bysix couples; Mary Ann McGovern In free -style skating solo and paired withMildred Wilton In a doll dance; WillieYoung. comedian: Walt Mazur. "thedancing dummy." and auk boys, "TheMammotbettea.- tq is take -oil On the*spring dance. Organist Harley Cramsupplied the music. Matt Melnery. chiefa.nneuncer at KL2. cameod the show.

Admtsalcn prior *an kept at 15 centsto enable as large an audience as pos-plain to View the show, winch receivedwidespread publicity in newspapers'.°cereal Manager Irving Jacob., said theshow far exceeded expectations and thatIt has done much to create enthusiasmand Interest art skating. primer, purposefor the pressentatled. The event sill be-come an annual affair. according toJacobs. who was rn gratified over itsencores that he minounced plane forthe staging of a Manna exhibition Inthe near future.

Winter Garden Benefit Big;N. E. Operators Arc Guests

DOM.000nuaat. Masa., March 1.-RSROA night at Fred H. Freeman's Win-ter Darden Roller Stink here on FebruaryIS. when receipts were donated to theRoller Skating Rink Operators' Associa-tem of the United Stites for the promo-tion of amateur skating, was the MOMrucceedul yet ttame. Officiate report.F.apeclelly gratifying to the managementwas the large attendince of parents ofskaters taking pert In the show.

Some New England operators witnessedthe pis -mutation and were guests at abuffet supper for skaters after the show.They included Mr. and Mrs. DenJemittRichland. Hartford, Conan ho, DE+.00.Springfield. Mann: Mr. and Mr*, RaoulBernier. Portsmouth. R. I.. and Mr. andWA Prank D. Allen. Eisworth.Denis:Inn Morey. Bridgeport, Conn., hadto cancel plans for attending becamethe first annual Connecticut State skatedance championships were being con-ducted In bin rink. Itowerer. he was avtaltor on the following night, when theshow was repeated because of an excep-tionally heavy advance sale.

Dates of the Mnesachtisetts State andNew England roller dance and figureMating championships. originally ached.tiled for March 20 and 21 at WinterCarden. were advanced to March 4 and 5.

West Detroit Spot OpensDETROIT. March 1. -Detroit', nenent

rink. Rouge Park Roilerdrome, Is cession.Mg under a seven -clay policy end tunsintently cetablnhed its clientele amongwent-alde Detroiter*. An unusual aspectOf the patronage le the volumeor business hem a number of neighbor-hood trailer camps, about SO womenfrom the camps ettersding matinee me-llows. which are held deity exceptMonday.. Owners of the rink aroE. Roberta, Joseph Pan Jr. and Alpha J.Arney. George Brett. floorman end pro-fessional at Arena Gardens. Detroit, forflee ye.nn Is manager. Other* on thestaff are Dill Holleman. otganten Mrs.WIlma Brett. recreteun: Jennings My-nah'. 'Minorco= Orme Duval. door:Velma Duval_ emitter. Charier, Littleton!and Dob Hate/brink, floor mon: FrankSweet and liernerel Lofty, checkroom:Helen brown. soda fouriAtin MartinFarmer. Clarence Jett, and DOI) Alderson.Mane boys.

CITY COUNCIL Of Zanesville. 0, hasamended an sidating ordinance to permitroller skating on Sunday's.

Revue Popularity Spreads;Big Cast for New Rochelle

NEW ROCHELLE N. Y.. March I.-

cl by Detroit Figure Skating ClubIn Fred A. Martin's Arena GardenaRoller Rink on January 24 so need theenthusiasm of Edward R. Redmond. gen-eral manager of New Rocheno RollerRink, that he announced plans foe anamateur revue upon his return hero.

Rehearsals started on February 7. Mama'will be staged by the New RochelleSkating Club on March 7, with about70 member* talons part. That win beseveral ensemble numbers, free -stylesenor. pair Mating. acrobatic turns, tapdancing on skates. and skate dancegroups, Intermented with novelty andaMnr-Ing seta. Special attractions will beEdward Taylor, Ntools. L I. UnitedSlates novice fleturceeinitIng champion.who will glee exhibitions of figure andfree -style akattne.

PHILADELPHIA night clubs are brine-1ng In two more roller-skating act...Three Speeds will bow nt Winona,' Cafeand the Thrillers will appear at Weber'sHofbrau. .

DUSTY ROYAL. formerly of the Royalreported he Joind the Earls of

Whirl (Jerk and Dorothy Dirt). whoopened at Colosimo's, Chicago. on Janu-ary 1.

CECIL MILAbC3 Wheeling (W. Va.)Roller Rink will stage ita prat remit) onMarch 13 and IC About Ml skaters willtake pant in the 00 -minute allow.presenting a variety of Individual artsand ballet nunahers. Organist RalphShriner hat arranged special music forthe glum. which Is being directed byJoe Parchem He also Instructs the Mikafancy skating club.

AMIN P1211:27.1. who is operating tinedance pavilion at Ideen Park, Young,.town, 0., as A roller rink, is preparing to'.none to the outdoor park rink soon afterApril 1. Por the pant three yearn lie hanoperated here. shifting from one rink tothe ethar. The outdoor set-up Am a70 by 150 -foot terenneo nom. Perundrepented the Indoor semen lughly tens -factory and predicts excellent summerMosinee&

ROLLS R-SMITS() CLUB of Chicagohas scheduled a party at ArmoryRink for March 10. reported Owen Ray,corresponding secretary. Modals forskate dune contests and door prizes willbe awarded. Weekly preitmlnarleain the annual mote City Rinkwaltz oonteet began on February 13.Finale will be held on March 30. Armorywill begin a straight waltz contest onMarch 10, with finals tented for April 20.

4tAY RIDOC Roller Rink. firoaklyrs,will hold n St, Patrick's pate costumeparty on March 17, reported ManagerArt Lnumay. Saturday afternoonchildren^. !Settee akiUng clam has beenorganized. Steen Coffey. cashier, was re-cently married to Occdon Schultz.Chevron Rollers and Bachelors clubswere recently organized. Two Mormon,Al Rrennock end MU Hughes, ham beenAdded to the staff.

AL WWII, owner -general manager ofPlayland Roller Rink, South fiend. Ind.reported a considerable increase In Mud -nose since February 4. when the admis-sion and chocking charge was reduced to25 cent.. A number of new clubs havebeen formed pt the rink In recent weeks..Among thew making the rink theirheadquarters axe Ineyland Roller Ctub,Trending. Junior holler,. Olobe Trotters',Children's Safety Club, rand Junior SafeWalkers. Waltz lemon& hare been started

aircones nt Malinger andinnse Instructor Eddie Robbins. Weltscontest will be malted on March ILMedala end cups soil be weenie] will.Carta

NEW ROUTINE of teas:bins *kaledancing wiU be inaugurated at EdwardR. Itecknondn New Rochelle (N. Y,)Roller Mak Friday end Sunday nightsbetween 7 end 8 o'clock. itch week certain dance will be taught, elementaryWoman on Friday'. And Advszlocd 41AZIONIOn thuidays. /link offers two Rain Ofshoe Matte as Saturday night doorprizes. Skaters who recently pantedbronze medal tests as laid down by U)Rolla Skating Rink Operator*" Asaoaltn.Hen Of the United States wen awardedmedal; by Menem Redmond on Pebeuary 2.

NEW JS3UIEY State speed champion-ships, sacticend by the Roller SkatingRink Opreirone Areoetatnon of theUnited Puts, will be held on March 28In Trenton's Skatetand. reportedFreedman, president of realler-Drome.Inc.. operator of Skatelnnd. to the men%

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GHEAT interest attaches to the newGeneral Motors Parade or Progress

Halo year especially because of the pott-iest tent that houses It. Located onthe free causeway cor.r.ecting Meant andMiami, Beach, the Immense mbibit hadaperelew showing February nS. precededrotaorbsUtfet dinner. Wine a tea Oeneral

°Metes and eagaleav from NewYale Detroit, and other elites, ear wellfa dlgraltsrles of Miami army and warymen. attended the preview ethane withIS. T. femora president of the UnitedStates That & Awning Company, Chi -* ago and his wife.

The unique tent, which waa Made byMr. 44400P's company, it called Aerodome.Chats Kettering. ace.preeldent of Gen-eral Motors, to en address delivered atthe preview described it as the 40 -yearadvanced tent, It le 80 feet wile by1310 feet long and has the shape of Goodyear blimp. It ie engem:Seel fromaluminum arches and spans that are 40feet In the air, keying the entire MadeOf the tent free of pole obstruction.

The frame wee manufactured by theAluminum Company of America. andthe top le made from Berseote 'emustent twill coated with new finish calledHermes!. product of the B. P. GoodrichCompany.

This pee:Um top of Camera Motorshas all the mere Interest for abirwreeaeipectaly circus Welk by reason of thefeet that President John Ringling Northof the !tingling Bros. and Barnum &,Baby Cirrus loss Irons In the fire forsuch a tent In 1042. Originally It weeIntended to hive the tent In operationthla year. but, more time than entlel-paled was required to do trees.

Poleinie tents hive been tried out byone or tan omen tent shows In the lentTees or so. but langling-Barnurn la theBret circus to announce that It ha*planned to lisiw one.

WBZLIEVE every fair man andtransient showman In the cothary

will appreetete knowing some of thebenefits, from the standpoint of edura-lion. which the seoorel-grade pupils ofthe New York Institute for the Edam -lion of the Blind. of New York Cityreceived from visit to the New YorkWorld's Pelf In 3040. Then story wastold Ih the forest of a letter to Dr. M. Eleramptosepelnelpal of the Institute. Theletter appeared In a recent treue of ref.ItS111 Progress, published by the tnaltuteAn editor's note preceded the letter, reed-ing as Rolovii:

'The Wotid'e Pair. pretentious as Itwas. Ism already been forgotten by mostNew Yorlecre. Not so with the Institute'stittle tots. To them It was Mabry alive.To them It was Ina education that fewtextbooks can else. Because we thinktheir report to the Institute principal ISa classic example of the oheatienal re-sults of the fair, Pentane PrOpre.0 re-prints It here es an Hem of public,

And here's the letter itself:'Dear De. nanipton: We are very sorry

for not having written this letter earlier.but we are eso very busy with our studiesabout the tinned Seam, Thar* you verymuch for letting us go to the World'sFair. We boys and gins had a grandtime. We visited the pavilions of the di/ -felon.. Slates. /Ira. we studied a verylarge globe and we found out that Asiahas twice as many Inhabitant's as theUnited States. Then we saw a map Whichyou could light up by puiditax button.A very kind lady explained to us themount* of the map, the different pic-tures and highways ae the Puellvd thebuttons. In the various butideam weottnlied the history, scenery. and Indus -trim of the different !Hates Most of alt,we liked the Old Ironaide of Massa-chusetts. the big Liberty Bell. seal an


In the Carolled Department of Metense appear the names oe those hay.lag Se:tense Sento. mall in thevarious ellen of The Sallteesed. Thistact Is published to addition to thehalm stint' are set In capital lettersen the regular Letter List.

old log house of Now /Melanie with aspin wheel and an oil lamp, So mirthstudying made us very tired sad there -face we enjoyed eating down to eat ourlunch. After that we went to the Hallof Independence. where we saw menu.Manta of great men In the Weber of theUnited States and many flags and em -Meru* We also yaw an electric organwhich was played when the Kin andQueen of Enslave visited the WortelaPar. In a movie and lecture welearned a great deed about the life ofthe Drat settlers in New England andthe early settlers In Pennsylvania. Be-fore we left we heard an army andmarine corps playing the bugle to: lower -Mg the flags.

"We certainly had a good time andwo enjoyed ourselees very much.

'With beet thanks. WO are."Your friends of the second grade."

VDONT belten) there it a showmantoday who dons net look upon 1011

and several yeas to follow with greatdeal of optimism. They see tag mesonsahead, but are in a quandary as to whatwill leepprn when there Is a let-up indefame work.

Already something has torn done anWashington In an effort to meet thea:aunt:On as regents employment. aswitness the follovahg item which .p.peered In the February 20 issue offeoneafe Commerce, a weekly bulletin ofthe Lathed State Department of Com-merce:

"In carrying out the President's pro-posals for a planned public works pro -gran which will be reedy to lessen theeffects Of poit-defenne unemployment.the Week Projects Administratioo hascreated es new wilt to be known as theProject Control Dietden. Operating outof Washington, It will provide a epeeistproject reservoir alibi,, the FederalWorks Agency. All types ce useful publicproject; will be included 1n this plannedwork, which It is deemed advisable todefer until after the national defenseemergency."

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fin) C. E. MULE. the histermallyh minded racists% of Jeffersonville.Ind., are due thanks for suggesting atheme In the lighter win this meek, andwe hope the customers will endorse aradical departure from the world of theserious Into creempuff channels ofthought. Diable, noting mention hererecently of the Billeting brothers andtheir gorgeous black mustaches. describeswe nn other eaedumers of old alb deco-rated their upper lips With soupstrainers.

Jecnee A !Utley. for Instance. sporteda Mud bee. a chunk of black solemn.Prom pictures we've men of Harnum'afamous partner, the beard was of thehcelrontal tape, spreading out frontcritter into two of the neatest littlearm you're ever seen.

Others elite lip or clan decorattona orboth during the Golden Era of circuidonawere Adam Porepaush (muttorehop.type), John Ranson (long flowingbeard). Col. B. E. Wallace Meeketralnert, and Peter. Lewis. and W'sSells, the Columbus trio.

No hairy chronicle could ouccesetullyomit t4geautelle, born George W.Saeurr.fee. a New Ecglander with a snappyjuice abeneher. Andrew Downie. bornMcPhee. had a lip corer of the crispvariety.

Distinguished by a flowing white beardeuPPlemented by adebume was J. It. W.Hennes:A". Otherwise known Os KW.Hem:Yore. Portly, *delisted to eleallifffat cigars- Itenneasey's figure must haveoat quite swath before the ban of thecentury, fee he wore out, of those highsilk toppers and carried a heavy carvedcane ea he made opettlags for hie Ccoperet Company Southern Untied RantoulShow. Duble remembers them openings..having carried bills foe the elbow inhis youth.

Since the Hoosier re -the no attempt atexhausting *subject which is practicallyinexhaustible. well only treed nut

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19 THERE trend towafd combtraitiouA Carnivals and ctrcume? And If so. howfar will It spread sad what affect trollIt have on shows? The queetions arepertinent at this time because a num-ber of show. well go out this season withthe carnival -circus label. In meet casesthe title is misleading, an by no stretchof the tre-ogniation can the shows beproperly called amuses. The combo titleappears to be most popular on the WestCoast, where It will be used by severaloutfits. Circus angle is injected bycarrying two or three acts, usually amen.and perhaps en elephant. At Nest fourWest Cosa shows each have one bull.Trend to combo does not appear to havehit the Middle West or Eit4 as yet. usableDoers one classic example. Jay Gould's

Circus. reach does notUse the combo title but has features ofboth carnival and elem.

CAVILS sets continue to seek cards -IIconnections. some ea free arts, otherswith demo on the midway. In themrapidly changing time. it I, possible thatIbis trend will spread and mule agradual change Ira the general set-up ofearn:rale. It It does It will bt a gradualtrensforrostion, for changes come veryslowly In outdoor thew business andthe pioneers usually hare to take It onthe thin for several years.

REPORTS that Beaskanan, the hopgorilla et Lincoln Park Zoo. smith be

featured on circus ibis season arebranded as false. An Inquiry at the gooelteeted the inforgaticre that "Seidmanwill remain right here to Chicago.". .

Curtis Velure up from Florida and spend.lug Dente time In Chi In connection withplans for a new portable Sky Rider.. .

Everett Johnson, band leader. is back

from Miami, where be recently playedan outdo": engagement.... Weed motelfrom San Antonio that I,. B. (Larry)Hogan Is taknig It easy at a quiet spoton the edge of the city wed is gettingalong nee. . . Prom Monterey. Meat*.cornea a postcard from Art Briest, whowrote that the Mardi Oraa in Neat -bar.*would be his neat stop....(Lary)Hall, of Milwaukee. Is the latest to be-come a ''eample," the title conferred onPall Little by the show bop. Larry 1$busy feeding the soldiers and workmenat Rolla. Mo.

leIX lt hasSLOAhasbeen more or letsunder the weather lately. but he has

been doing an excellent Job of handlingthe chairmanship of the Showmen'aLeague Theatrical Night and the affairis an assured success. Early last weekthe books of Walter P. Delver. In chargeof tickets, sheered cash reaervatienstotaling news than 112.400. As the seat -Mg capacity of College Inn is around900, a full house la assured oven rhothere may he tome canoe:Talon* Therefa a surprising number of raerrationsfrom out -of -Leonora foe tables oe 10and 20.

TE Hunt Twine, daughter of air. andMrs Jack White, will Insee soon for

Saracee to prepare fo: their semen withthe finagling Allow.... Earl Chapin May,etrems writer, and Al Prklety. circuslecturer, dropped In on the AtwellLuncheon Club the other day and toean hour put It tap and took It down.. . . Speaking of Sally nand's venturecab the fait field Mal Smith, hr man-ager, my.: "It ta my sincere belief thatthe 'Little Tornado of the Pens' willmake history le this new field." HoganHancock. of MCA. has set Sally in Itseveral fairs as ad added attraction....

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bit beyond hes atom Of hire -ate informs.amt. What about Seth B. Howes, whosemoat tharactautse pose showed lamwith gray beard and entuteenta Thenthere was Ityatt Prost, oeniemPoteitYof President Grant, who looked enoughlike the Civil War general, 'especially onthe facial-mbeaoreent stele. to be hiebrother. Hiram Orton preferred cellar -like chin whiskers, white George P.Bailey's vegetation started from thetomer lip and cursed around to the tem-pled. 0. R. Spalding grew a handsomeVandyke, but to the other extremewent lobo V. O'Brien, whom allegedbeard and muatathe gave the appearancethat the nearer merely needed a thrive,The line of demarcation between tbeupper and lower lip designs on WilliamC. Coup Was wry thin meted, weldingtogether beautifully when Ma moutham closed.

Among klnkers, possibly the beat 'oak -Mg handlebars were owned by JohnWorland, been John Comosh, whosetrtpfe leaps made history. We sawWoe:and some yeah ego at circusparty, but don't remember whether hestill Indulged lea the Hp luxury. &M.the phyreor,00rrecal decoration of ISISmiddle years was something to (10.1:4 at,

It would be a theme to kart Out J. L.Hutchinson, of Barnum. Vallee. as Hutch.mean. sheet crop was much like Peva-dentist aspirant Dewey. the New Yorkdistrict attorney.

fIn our own time, honors for beet toot.

lag mustache* could very motility g0to showman Lew Dufour. whose blackgrowth, being frugal, pros the lie to hiereal nature, which Is liberal. tlugnenUreof weather day for lea blisttritte Li theone cultivated by P. Darius Benham, thehigh-pressure tub-thuraper. Vegetationof long standingtfarnal and his office lieutenant, HermanBlumenfeld.

We always thought the late MaiGruber, of Animal Oddities lame, hadore ed the finest pairs of handkrars ofthe age. You could balance a couple ofdeeen people on math end and still haveenough room to stage a spec of monsterprorortione

Par anaccretle Itp ehroude you hadto hand the palm to the late DexterPetioles. Ills elegant covering, combinedwith an efelant xr.anner, hail a meweer.mtion with you before any dialog clawed.It was that talky.

Who Is your favorite raustaahloodneater/

lig1ICK-17P13 . . . George Ikrapford. ofWilkes-Barre. Pa_ elating with bingo,

tat Benny wawa his partner of stovetwo decades ago. . . . Bill (LynchShowai Lynch In town with Mrs. L.following Florida racash.. . . Art (ArtLewis Shona) Lewis spends stout SADto attend National ethosemeria Astoria..Don rneettnes, coming up by piano fromNorfolk, Va., regularly.

So Sorry Department: Mee !tarry Cop-ping, mother of Mrs. Herman Bantly. of1i ntly's Alt -American Shows, Is notwidow. es slated here recently. ItsrrYCoppir.g reporte from Beetetadietilt. Ps,that he La "very much atm and well"We hope he'll emit:nue to remain lethat state for many years to come.

Activity of carnival agents In townsaround Chime Indicates that the localbop will hare plenty of shows to Meltrisen to home this spring. Then thsteetGehiriel Getewooda rodeo at the Coliseumand the Crimple Circus at the Stadium.both of which promise some thrillingfeatures. . . That bus company mattwho brought a group Of stranded toothaw performers back to Chicago provedhimself a real friend In need.

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corw-OPERATEDMACHINES. SECOND-HAND

NOTICEOnly Offeertlannents of used madams

Nettled lot flutlionin ads colonels.famhines of 1.141111 ntenefoetete and Wineadn.1144 extemlysly re The Ilaboad bywianolulurms, .01046.40r. Of bobber.% owon. be adverbial a4 "mead" In TO. 11111Ward.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF RES-UILT Se SItIC-Imo C40# Bar I,AwNreb-All a4,C1

clot's! ADAIR COMPANY, 713 S. °and Ave,Osk Pvt. ri

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FORMTho Billboard P.S. Co.. 25 Opera Place,

Cincinnati, 0.

Insert the Following Advereiserneet under the classification of

Name and Address Must Be Included

Remittance Cl S n inclosed to cover

words at 10c each (minimum $21.

3-8.41

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City and State

Forms Close Thursday for Following Week's Issue

A.1 CONDITION. ALL GOOD WORKING ORDER-Cady, Foredo% Consoles. nee, Men

S35.00; Belle 55 COicrog.tales. $75.00: Jen...ince 50c Chats, SS% ;

MME. 50c Slabonts. $s500. M.00 101 Blue -fronts. $30.00; Rock.Ola Tom Ml. 0141a.$25.00: Sabers CMOs', Same, NOW; Cinema -tone Perny Phenm wilts ma rowels each.$50.00; Wurttrtar 605r, $14500: MO: Thaneof Musk, 1940. $145.00 Mitts Wild Deuca.

P

5500 - ,PAR* Kounla Kirin vrifh Mrs, 000/Mob RO km 81. $5.00. All price. F. 0. Y.Mend, Machines es scrocIfed. no Saii. SILLTREY. INC., Box 4141. Mur4. Fa. rrsh1SX

BALL GUM. $;' FACTORY FRESH. 124 BOX:Tab. Stkk. fiidget Cheeks, every Vintrng

Cum AMERICAN CHEWING, Mt. Malawi.N4W/441.: N. I,

BARGAIN - DIGGERS: S BUCKLEY DE8 Treasure blends, 6 °mond Red Top. 550.

tech; 3 Fan Front Hops au(nteel red). E4S,00each: 5 Rotary Merchandisers. S1S.00 sukk_°writhed catwit widt order. WESTERN SPECIALTY COMPANY. 420 E. 100floOnPhestrine, Ariz. X

DO YOU NEED WURLITZER PHONO PARTS1--.-Wiite us yew name end &eve Noonwel

VENOING CO. 557 Ropes Am,Beeektyn, N. Y. linkFOR SAIL - KEENEY SUPER TRACK TIMES.

Pastimes, Pam Rao.. Western Sasebo*.Free Play Games, Mills Bonus, MR. VestPeekets. Groolceen Imos, Tdot Sam, MeetTybpri. 24 Record Wurfecee Phoregragau.CMARLES PIT71.1. New balked. Mao. rrittISTnir214--T.W41Y SLIGHTLY USED NICKEL

Pier 0.61.8411 Caw*. This Is the .0t -u0,vita Iwo new ma, nwharkuvw Imtellsel toteNnet. Beautiful kialung barge OneDeka.* Pass 20.1, serial 1039; Wm PamReefs Safi:roes' with skill used duet works.hid% sehals. All .,M CO.,

condlion. AUTO-MATIC MACHINE 1107 W. Tmc-Cana.. 0.FOR SALE - 12 itpooNcs cicAstowis, III

very good condlion. Will fNl Of4ty en inInes. Saerilke It, crock sae. SITU yowBOX C.:39. The Ovlbeserd. Cincunun. 0.GET WISE? 1.4017150/ APC.A0E-SPORTLA4ES

ere trotrtable pair owed Worlds Weekseke tan of ocatadmveyl lo &nom trove Wolfefoe new 194/ catalog and prim tit MIKEMUNVLS CORP.. 593 i()Th Aw, New 'reek

ffrot0000000V 14A1 A MESSAGE FOR EVERY Oft -

aster reeding 11.% bl.ror..wene.? 1e -of Inyour mew and address at Tom 10,04 GOOD -BOOT. 1824'1. Mein. Rochester. N V 05MILLS VEST POCKETS. CREEN gAbisEETS,

522.50: glue Ara Cold wrd We dom. Sdi 5/ETHORNE NOVELTY COMPANY, WalkfbOte.S. C.II.RJ31 SELL - STPATOLINERS. $1085. SPOILT

SOM41... $01.00- Record Time $95.00: BoldSsr._ 0009: OJIS.191W, S50.00; Leeds.$50.00;

2.4.nbia 350.00; Metros, E49.00,CO; Yadst auto. 130.00.

M137"..nymr:c. One.ttwd deposit with odorbo11.01 C. 0. O. 044)0 AMUSEMENT, 11606Tincora Ara, Cleveland 0.NICKEL AC SEVEN COIN, SEVEN IACKPOf

Bo's._ two. $94.50; WettotOdor, Rotektra. $24.V3 COLEMANNOVEL . Rockford. 111.

OPERATORSWILL bUY YOUR USEDhonoPePh Records, AtNise hoer maw You

holi:e And loweet ente. tlittMlf*MAM VEND-ING CO, 2117 3d Ave. N., Birmingham. Ala.

an*SEND FOR BADGER'S 3.4-PAOE COIN MACHINE.

Carded -0w 1,M itecenediawdmadoinBrea -n, Accmoones. Paris. eel SungiteLRAMER NOVELTY. 2546 ten 30th. Mimmikea.,Wu. rrat29SLOT AND PAYTABLE ROUTE-ESSA6115HW

ex verb. Yuri,. Hold 57,000.05 Rewire,to Pbtele $3.000.00 cads lakes it. ft N.SWANSON. C11/e.10/1. hfily, Han:gawk.SLOTS WAIVES - PAY CASH. Awn rod

Mils tscalarbn. sue, onsuon. mr.oen.io.to enca. GILBERT STONE. 1210 She Sa,N. E. War:newt D.C. . reel;SPECIALS- 10 ptpoomos IN THE BAG

Vanden. SC 50: 50 lc &NEM, 56.0. 50 HetPeanut Vend/eh 55.00. 2S Amery Kung SallOA.. II 50. Waved: Carman Cowin. Ctur.-t.ext. CAMEO VENDING, 402 W. 42:d. New

TEN MUTOSCOPES. FLOOR 5121, LATESTreels. apts. frames. 315 OD each. WW1

Love Tostert. Hockey, Athletic. karma Fortune74.0.4,01. 04.110:n Pekes HURWITZ. 04757th, Huladershia. Pa.THIRTY STEWART LlefOUtat NUT MACHINES.

Wrpond:hon. $4A03 each. WM. SOUTH.ESISPENSER COMPANY. 605 Cacles Bale.

El Pan& Tek.SENDING MACHINE OKRATORS - ASK

Cumkrt Booed Fakir, Stomas OA ewit.04.0korai wdl% combos e0. Mew sain Ordertrout sew Jobber hodee. MaufacturedE. a LIKENS. 924 ram St. N. W. Wrefvf.-ten. O. O.NANT MCYFICHTERS AND AIR RAIDERS --

State breed anew. BOX CEik OdRoant.Cectnnalli. 0.WANTED - ID TO 55 MOM mutcoANT-

won aglers. 5..4, )'CO end so WriteE. P. ERLAND, 6956 N. Wukort Aye.,=Tago, IIIWANTED 30* eA5N-A01'4uttt5. 440e.1tar

Ocegera. flew Bah. flatebevs. Rifles, Meta.Open. Nave* C.perme LeadCamden. PI.. ..7-. Scales SOX 213, onIllaborel. 1164 Srosehert. New Y/.. M.Will. BUY FOR CAIN ustro INTERNATIONAL

Mato Skyfightors. Stare price and moat Har-bor ART Mans Hotel 'mos_ Norha.

50 The Billboard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Barth 8, 19,11

WANTED TO BUY - ROCK.(XA iMPIR iAL2O for cads. Must be reasonable. ORVILLE

WHITE OIST. CO. 621 W. Douglas, Wichita,WHITE

WURLITZER COUNTER 51 MODEL. 335.00;Evans' Saw* Ball. $4505, or both for $75-00.

CHAS. MEMAMON. Box 32, artatawwu N. I.

3 KEENEY'S ANTIAIR CRAFT GUNS. BLACKcabinee. clean and ei A -I Mope, $41-50.

1 Ivor.' 10 Snika. 534.50: 2 Sieturg FS.Shoot the (Non $t9250 oath. Send 9. &-POW. FRANCO le:/VitTY CO, Bent 927, Mont -/Amoy. AM.

COSTUMES. UNIFORMS,. WARDROBE

A-1 EVENING GOWNS, WRAPS. 5200: SI4045,50c an. Foes. Cosawries, Mixed Bundles.

6100. Stoat Wow_ CONLEY, 310 W. 47th,New Yon.BEAU1T1VL MACK VELVET CTKE, UGS.

114:31:0; kenereCurtOrn. $15.00: Green. Silktwo $50.06; Orchestra Coot, Chicago.

00. WALLACE. 2416 N. Hakes& Chicago.INDIAN DEAD WORK_ EAGLE EIA7HIR WAR

Bona/. 51000: Oat. Weapons. Owes.Co.,,. Blankets Colark4 Sc. VER-

NONF,,,. Osterne, Kan.

FOR SALESECOND-HAND GOODS

ALL KINDS PCPCOAN MACHINES-BURCH,Long Gauen. Dunbar. Ste. Winter wee,

Homy Aluminum Gored Popgun. Kettles. $1.NOR to CO. Indancea. Iowa, mh21-e

ALL AVAILABLE MAKES POPPERS. CLEARAN-eed Twee. Quart Gamed g

$7t50 *Rh CARMEL CORNPcgoinEQUIPMERtrfNT,les.122 S. Headed. Owego, 111,ALMA. ZIMMER AND C. W. TANDEMS AT A

reail slow. Here's your qwww toe a bigMTV Tr**. C. SELLHORN. Samsola, 114.Phone 70.724 &dot.POR SALE - MANGLES' 12 CAR WHIP. C000

gandilien. $1,000 cosh- Also 8 Cm NoloKiddie Aoto Ride. $25000 cash. EOM ridesnew weekno irrTarnpa. Fib GEO. W. TRAVIR,949 13M Ana. S. St. Bettobwg. Fla.FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINES - CLIANUP

Oak of who Nine Mac hens. Prices wrymoat:ruble for quick tole. GENERAL EQUIP -MINI CO- 42) W. South St.. Indianapolis. Ind.FROZEN CUSTARD It Z OUTFIT - MOUNTED

On 1937 Cho 11i Ton. Stenlizie and WarmM mach for bonne: rarleef, $59500.

OCROICRS. 56 *road St., Novae*. N. I.

JUST OUT - NEW, LOW PRICED. POR-Rotary Dry Poore. Set up reedy' to vi.

e two minutes A mane+, maker.tTlririow in for clatels NEW, ERA Boa 424.NOM O.III/NCH AND IUDY OUTFIT OF THE LATE

Pool, Pea/is alio Ventrloquni Firwe,REVERTS. 3504 N. St.. Phisachlau Pa.SMALL PORTABLE SKATING RINK COUtiiAll

for solo I. D. COOLEY. 1719 S. MichiganSt. Shah Bend. IndTEN YEAR ACCUMULATION OF STONES RE -

moved from jrieeffy. 200 &Honed. 52.00t. LOWS. Oce 525. Chicago, HES USED RUNNING POCKET ANO WRIST

Woethen. American and Swiss. our asioet.5.05, 57.50 0. LOWE, Box 525, Chicago. IR

FOR SALE -SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY

COMPLETE COCIOCUSt - 14;(24 KHAKITent. no junk eine left icon Can be

Men here. WAI accept forty*. lolly by winoTent and Wilt. Wray Sealy, good Nawe. W.lideffwe HARRY 1. SMITH, Owleirmen,COOKHOUSE, 12.30. COMPLETE 114 EVERY

mpeet. used two tenons SacnIke for$190.00

betred.ouick sale. VIZNIS. 4125 Inns.

but Mids.DOUBLE LOOP-0411.AN1 WITH SEMI -TRAILER.

A -I cordtk". 5I ,5000D FRANK THAYER.608 S. Hawley Rd.. MetwoRea. Wi, Tel..GR 5171DUNBAR POPCORN TRAILER - EQUIPPED

ye& Bohan Can; Echols Snow Shaw*. BornA-1 coniklion, RAY SWANNER, 4351e Mary-land Arse.. St Louis, Mo.FOR SALE -SIXTEEN AND TWINTY4CUR

Seat Owe Plane., complete: K,ddv M .C.R.,AND Nano Eerris Wheel CALVIN GRUNER.PlotknehvIlle, III. mhilFOR SALE -WALTZER IN FIRST CLASS CON

*lion Can be wen now balms danunninaIkea $1.250.00 liken It. This MAP nAti bewen tole apPerciarted I. STANLEY TUSINCY.Seaside Heights. N I.FOR SALE - CHILDREN'S OCTOPUS RIDE,

Newhen Swing. No reaarmoble MN* reBead. Msasi be sold. MR. SAM CATTANtO.Weld* 14rIght, N. I.Roo sue - MINIATURE STEAM TRAIN. IN.

chAFreg irChienserst. Priced for took* saneerssa N. R1GGLEMAN, 24 Not Are, Hewntows Md.FOR SALE - EXHillyriota BUGGY, STAGE

Mat, Memo! Irernamenis Weise to. par -awes 0711 LORETTA, 458 E. Minn SI_CONY. Pa.

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how Family Album

MEMBERS of North Bros. Stock Company. snapped season of 1917, atAlmcna, Kan. Among the musicians the only ono remembered is BennyOgden. snare dnammer. In the second tow. left to right. arc Ted North.holding Ted North fe., the latter now in.pietures in Hollywood: Mary PetersMrs. Ted North): Roy Haat(' and Hanel McNutt, parents of Harriet

Hilliard; Ralph Moody. Ruth Kackley. An., not remembered: H. CharlesRobinson, now living in Philadelphia; Frank Carter, deceased; the late"Sport- North; Genevieve Russell; James Shaw, scenic artist; nest not re-membered; Richmond Roy: Hate) McOwen, now operator of the HazelMcOsecei Players, and the electrician and boss canrasman, whose name isnot remembered.

The BIllbcord Ins Nos It, reoCre, fn submit photos taken from IS to20 posts 690. It Le specially repo -feted that pictures be CI.KAN end IAN1127 be accompanied riffs complalii doscriptIne data. Group phOtOS arepreferred. but picture* of ledirictuala teho ere STILL LIVING WU bevertorend. They wilt be returned U Co desired. Address Show FamilyAlbum Editor, The Rittboard, .1547 Opera place, Cincinnati, 0.

PENNY ARCADE - ROAD OR PARK TYPE.Over 50 moichnas all perfect condfkm Sell

'amenable IOE FREDERICK, 2263 Newton.Norma. Mich,

PENNY PITCH BOARDS - 4 LACK POTS.$12.50; 48"e43" One Jack Pot. 510.00: 52.00

each, balance C. CR 0. WICKESSER, 13 fitosPeet. Holyoke. Mass,

SHORT RANCE LEAD GALLERY - EXTREMELYclassy. Built on trete. Sri up in ten mini

ides ledheel colored Ogfiring. MoyeescontIuldn, chrome. ale. Cod K0700 Highest Ndtakes It. Weds for delete 10K5ISTON. 1019Nava Park. Kalamazoo,

SMALL COOKHOUSE COMPLETE. $7500;Chevrolet Truk for same. 550.00: 7 Stioem

$S00 each; 6x6 Tor and FM/ft. 55.00: PennyPitch arid Prime, $2000; He'd Pomo endGoias.* Sunny. $12 00: TOV, What Is IfGamer and Comtireuedis 560.00 Real Pee-lers. Sees stPAinty Or in tots EDWIN0011tAT. 2730 'Necked. Detroit, M.d,

HELP WANTED

FLYERS AND CATCHERS FOR EXTENDED TOURGI Shots America. Km be enema, hem

daft. BOX C-41, corn Eulemed. Cincinnati.

GIRL STROLLERS. MEN COCKTAIL UNITSwanted foe Febds. Union Ruth Desoto*,

dale. CONSOLIDATED ORCHESTRA SERVICE.Altomont Aterfewet Hotel. glimileohom. Ala

PINBALL TABLE MECHANIC WHO KNOWSwhet It'. ell about. Body and Stowe laNen

S4RITHIRN BILLIARD SUPPLY CO. 104 S.COrnmeicir. Mobilo. Ma.

WANT YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED WITHDejLand Pony Art. Meat bry

ROBERTS. 1504 N. Bob Se, PhdadOphik Pa

WANT ACCORDION AND BASS PLAYER FORHillbilly bond. Send photo. Me. 808

WHITTON. Staten WCOU. Lewiston. Me.WANT GIRLS. DANCERS. AND SINGERS.

MAO be rood. Write DANTE'S INFERNO.151601w, St.. St Look, Mo.WANT TO HEAR PROM ROLLER SKATERS

&mine Ranh or Nod FOuw Shows. GEORGEW LEVAN', Box 409, Thometors G.WANTED - FAST DRUMMER; PLAY 2 AND 4

beats Alto Alto Man [1100DIAY/ TAM/ andgo Clarinet. geed Shine BAWL &hers write.WIT THOM& Lake Chanee, LA.WOMAN. EXPERIENCED FOR AMUSEMENT

Ccoperuceo - Sum' and cOnfl".). Ne-,eftestment. Call or writ* S. SANGER. 4SPermeate^ St.. Newest N. I.

MAGICAL APPARATUS

A CATALOGUE Of MINDREADING. MENTAL-Len.t Eltnrt Woe Flowerer., Iwo -

cad., &okra. future Photos, Crystals LuekvPieces. Palmistry, CrAOneAagy ONArts and &mktWholesale. Largest stock Ind-nage illustratedtateolue. 304. NELSON ENTERPRISES, 315S. HO, GiasonOus. 0. realest

A LATEST 216 -PACE ILLUSTRATED PROF'S-tend Magic Catalor.e of Tricks. Soaks.

Supple,. Verinaoquid figures, etc-, rx_KANTER'S. 5.1311 Walnut. Philadelphia. PA

rehl 5

FOUR VENTAILUKT FIGURES, LIKE NEW,erects. ten wd fifteen dollar. each. JACK

TURNER. 511 rowan St. lomat Mo.

LARGE PROFESSIONAL MAGIC CATALOGIJ(,21c MAX HOLDEN, 220 W. 42d St., Neer

York ate. N. Y. area%

LEARN PROFESSIONAL FIRE EATING, VONtrilenulve. Swap Magic. Vert. hind Reed-

INC Ihrnetitrit ere_ LIsta free. MANLY.1115 Fent Los Antelok

MISCELLANEOUS

COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE TRIES -7 YEARSold mina strong. 25 normal to $1.00,

ROCKY MOUNTAIN EVERGREEN CO., Depl.A-7, Emerson,. C. -ft my31xNEW DUCK PCND -- ALSO LUCKY STAR ANO

The 5eweee- Penny Plects Boanh. Po-e...ten for stomp. WELCH. 735 E Man.rothestee. N. YWANT PROFRABLE WORK IN RADIO) I.X-

COnento nOt nAgeuan, liUndredS needed.Write RADIO EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, slos W.Ninth St. Owenatero. Kr

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M. P. ACCESSORIES ANDFILMS

NOTICENawn and diopiAr tell.nItais Of Is.

filets, 00 roadskArnmen *la Ise found IAThe Bealworrs new toss elesurreeet. LookNs "Nees-Thedokel fifes" In the HMIs5. Noe I.

ACTION JUNGLE FEATURES. SERIALS --LARGE'election of 35MM. Programs reefed, El SG

Silent film swelled. stmnom 1275 S. Stood -war, Oadon,ACTION WESTERNS. DRAMAS; ALSO SHORT

Surects, 35M1.4. sound &N. Outright Wenor rentals We trade. Wanted' Low IntensityLarne. and Rocidets. Also TAW'. Chide.STANDARD FILM SERVICE. Cheterslon. W. VA.AMBITIOUS)-. SNOW TALKIES THEATKELESt

convnunIties. Sciwid Equipment Weekly

to wiled. Veal 16MM Sound Pro -*too, 971 00. RosacRE 521 E Nate 'Theatrebldg. Pittsburgh.BARGAINS IN USED REBUILT oacnterots,

sound wild, Anscalfiers. Speakers OreraChasm Screens, Spotlights. Sseetepticons,fan., Rewind.. Ticket Wahines and CenehnomCateeilue hee. MOVIE SLIMY CO. 1015Wabash_ Chicory. inh79eCIRCUIT OPERATORS - SAVE MONEY ON

vow 75 Milienew Irmo romp each week.Gee the ben fee less. MUTUAL SUPPLY, Sfq-gine, Ill.

NOLMES DOVRY 35.11.1M. SOUND PROJECTORS.lofty dollar, and up. W..1 swap for 1CMM,

Canton. Proiteles. etc. FILM SERVICE.messcolt, W. VA.

NEW LIST AMAZING BARGAINS - SOUNIS-Silent EON Equipment. Aceemwora, Angeo.

Victor Projectors. Oster. Rent compote .aidNoreme, 510.00 week. ZENITH, 305 W.44th, New Yak.

NOTICE, ROADSHCMMIEN - 35 MILLIMETERSouvd tadects &iced cease -.able. Act pock.

They se3 not Last long at our pekes. MERTZ.Virginia. ILL

ROADStKEW MEN CAN SECURE COMPLETEProporn of

libr14MM. 74:Juno Pelves hemIM~lei legal avy al ten dooms weekly.

Machined and scream heroshed IDEAL. 28E. OM St., Oskar.

SHOW MOVIES -NO INVESTMENT. THOU -Lindy yhyorreawo looms Idiot. tortitoty wait -

We furnish Films, SCOod Pronctor. etc.Welt. fee deMAL BOX NY -16. The Billboard.New Yeek City. rtsts8

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ROADSNOW.men 04.44:110 ICI IS, 31,0vonA of 10.504

sound him] Send to ow 'enadshousher!oSnorer today. INSTITUTIONAL CINEMASERVICE. INC.. 1566a °roach...N. Now York.1614M. PASSCCI4 PLAY COMPLETE, 4 R1,E41.

Sound, $3130). Nownes. Scum/ ELM -seven new, each. $3 ARTCRAFT, HAnimom! Bldg. Harernona. 1.18 frihe16 MILLIMETER 9 REEL PROGRAMS - NEW

gents rented at live and let IM prices dryor meek. MERTZ SERVICE, Virginia. III, x

12 PRINTS. 35 AND MOM, AVAILABLE TOtake Cite of log densand foe bed of Al w-

rap,. productlens Doesipore talking andonions or-Oen on the Life of Our Senor corn -Mete From manger to cross. An adaptation c4Behold the Man_ 310 booting dares promII w0f0 of patched -up serums Ffrifor-nisithe. POOP*, do not wadi stamps. We only daPaine. reldter Vlodeon who

ai references WESTERN FEATUREFILMS,x1016 S. Wabash, Chicago.

PERSONALS

ANY ONE KNOWING THE ADONIS OF PAULRernemd. Nemo address lob Oster. MRS.

PEARL KLINCAMAN ROBINSON. FlondaniNoted, Tampa, Fla. Last heed from he .as inCorpus Clunt Tax.ONTOLOGY CAN SCLVE YOUR PROBLEM.

"Awls Moe need. Scionlilie nued healingexptoned. free details. ALEXANDER KEENE,cSt 5. 3104..011E4N+

PHOTO SUPPLIES ANDDEVELOPING

ATTENTION. 4 FOR 10 OPERATORS - WEmake Ihe small Leatheeetre Picture C.aanis.

$2.50 Per 100 Cu. once Outs than AL hessample. Be convinced. C. GAMEISER. 146Park Rem. New York.ABSOLUTELY BEST DIRECT POSITIVE ttre -

New Portable Doable lint. with cool Iluo-lexen, Xing syttem. Takes both 1"x2"and

29 pelves. Seed for two&catalog and InkemOlon on new metal Pre.Eisen eniargeoredwir. MARKS Cr FULLER,INC., Dept. 110540. ROtheatiff, FL Y. *BSA

Elan PHOTO OUTFITS CHEAP -Alt. SIZESDefter *pp In and tee Mon All the lehral

Imorovemints Pargains P. 0. Q CAMERACO., 111 E 3Sili St- Chicago. 111. es103.

O 94070 MACHINES-SIN:AL, DOUBLE. ANDImre* size outfits Neon duty not cocking

Shultees, !nest Casper Idechanores, bed andfastest Losses. $10600 to 5219.(). Gm It,.facto befog yes, buy. NASSAU. Box 971.Parkerewg. W Va. a054PHOTOMATIC FOR SALE - ONE AND ONE.

NO seem od Nod cer471on. $150.00 tads111( KERN 3714310. Yeeennes. Ind.ROLLS DEVELOPED - TWO PRINTS EACH

wall two Fee Enlargement Coupons 25e.Repents 2c each: 100 or were. IC. SUMLORSSTUDIO. Unowille, Mo. ;AMA

SALESMEN WANTED

EVERY BUSINESS MUST 6VY PRINTING AD-Remlwer Sfleclahhey Book Matches etc.

Take pekes for the Omen line; 1.000 neon.WY items al 50% price ening. Free dealsAO% edvasced commisason. boron. Espartos&unencessory. Ought free. DAVID LIONELPRES. 312 S. Hansaton, Dept. 53. Chicago.MEMBERSHIPVLtSMAN GOCO CLEAN

deal contacting rosiness OrAtinh. Stale4 PiO14es AAOLOALIA Sae HARRY FREE-MAN 112 S. High St ColiontrasSELL TO EVERY BUSINESS ABSOLUTE NEW-

sities-Onn 2.000/ nom. Loeml once..D eals own:ethers Conunneions advonced Eapenerspe tinolOCALliry. SAAVAL4 NW. FEDIa.A130141* South Madames Chicago.

SCENERY AND BANNERS

OIST C.URNIVAI SIDE SHOW AAraors AtlOPicrorel Panel Pannell, no &wooed-

menet. NIEMAN STUDIOS. INC. 1216 S.HANKS St., Chicago.

March 8, 1941 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The Billboard SiSCENERY. CYCLORAMAS. DRAW CURTAINS.

r Oror.....Oporatng Epapment-New andesWa Preok SCHELL SCENIC

STUDIO. Columb.n. 0. a

TENTS -SECOND-HAND

LAP.Ot STOCK OF USED TENTS AND SIDEWRI-Tmls paeleuny new, Welts for

prices. HOC/SHOW TINT Cp, AWNING ADOCO, INC.. 2401 Homptos BA4, N.,5.1, V*.

I' ,l So

TENTS - CONCESSION TENTS USED LABORDer: 1010,2 and tOx16. 01Ise 'rents weed

knew: 2000. 2000, 3222, 2.6e43, 30.45,30030. 4000. 40000. 50.180, 60%120 Wed*KERR MFG. CO., 1954 Grand Ave., ChiCog*,

mhex

THEATRICAL PRINTING

FREE - SAMPLES OF OUR NEW DESIGNSIn Flashy 3:Color VAndow Cards. 14.22 non:

bonding, $3.00 hundred. TIMONE PRESS, Boa35144 /owlet. Ind r1.22.MAIL ADVERTISING SERVICE - PRINTING,

MoneograOing. Addratraing and Mailing atlbw OW. Send for peke,. PCIT414$045. 114Wavedy Statical. PaIrkedre. Md.PERSONAL. OR BUSINESS STATIONERY - 100

79,000t4 a 13If3a1 Weerreurked Letter-heads and 100 EtwaloOn. $1.00 PosIPWA.HIREIERT HICKMAN, R.3. High Spire. PeSPECIALS? - WINDOW CARDS, 102 140224

While Non-kendmd. 2-colcre, $2 75; Hand.*Alt, 1.000 $1.25: 69'. $1.95: 5.000,S+.2045.00 gunWer Strips, ISO ...Axel',/2.15. SOLLIDAYS, *us, Ind.WINDOW CARDS - 14%12. ON! COLOR. 100.

$2SO. SOK deposit, balance C. 0.ND., youoping Merger THE BELL PRESS. Went on,,Penn.

100 LETTERHEADS OR ENVELOPES, 50c. 252.SI.00, Bennese Cada. 1.000, $I,00 3x5"

Houbss. SI 00: 6.9-, $2.25 postPOU.KOSTER. Mrietco,

125 BLial 1 80e4) LETTERHEADS. 125 Ete-sylWva. $1.00 Noland Cosh celh tom..

5.000 9302 $7.50, 6x2, $4.50. HUB.BARDS, Reefer, Aik,

1,003 DATED HERALDS. 51.25 ILARGE SIZE.

NC513414.terliitliugrl'.14014u. PT!'" d'icc".

5.000 603 ASSORTED NANGOILLS, 55.00:1402. 51,15 GM with *Met. No C. O. D.

pal; 'lNery. LIBERTY PRESS, Box 40-1,Indianrid

WANTED TO BUY

WY OLD PISTOLS. MUSKETS. SWORDS, BAG.gee., Annor. Oppoetunity costumer Pun

out uswErited stock. ROBERT ABELS, 80)LeMplon Ara, New York. reN3

LAUD ENO MECHANICAL MAN - LIFE 512E...Mot without any tee. I I. PABLO. um

DIlecauck 1554 Br wowed. Nre,. York.

LONG RANGE S1400:030 GALLERY - MUSTmob* Eszawn. Stars Price and ewes be. 14- T.

T, 313 S. Panatela Sr. Monlgorreey,Abe

MERRY4120-ROUND IN FAIR CONDITION -Price must be right for cad.. stet. all In

%woe HOMER Al DIXON, WellOcn, 0,

NUMBER 5 ELI WHEEL AND KIDDIE AUTORob. S AND R AMUSEMENT COMPANY,

440 N. Center St-, Twee Haures Ind

PORTABLE DANCE MOOR - CASH IF CHEAP.B. N. VOSS, Stuut. le

USED BABY PIANO -EXPLAIN ALL. HAVE20rTruck will Weer trade. ALVIN K !ROY.

t. 52 St.. Indianapolis. Ind.

At Liberty AdvertisementsFigure TOTAL Number of Words In Copy at

5c a Word -FIRST LINE IN THIS STYLE TYPE2c a Woad -FIRST LINE IN THIS STYLE TYPE

lc Ward-X.RTIRP. AD h Us nitN DeeMinIrnirtn 25e Cash With Copy

NOTICEDue to the expo.l0 el postage nuesserf

Ica Ma laysilmr6-rg al MAI/ adderascI to.14.4. am... thaw Ulm; a Ewe numberIn care of The eillboard Instead at theename 0.4 .440.0. an addltImal (Twee of2So hnet0sary to covet this 2.11VICO.

Therelore when figuring the soul ofPh0lhhInIt Sour artyartislIneAt I.Mdty add2Se lot Ife fornerdire N te0410.

AT LIBERTYAGENTS AND MANAGERS

AGENT WITH SOUND TRUCK - ATTRACTIVEourloment Sober, claw contracts,. Seek

Conhact for the entire season. AL DERESCIFF,care 010001 Delivery, Augusta, W.

Alma -A le nee. 00 ghee m tele0110!nalt. 0.000.1. eoW 0.0.0.0 Coe

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Atht00 Mourn Eixt alsa agii..6oberoi.e,satisinewy*, HintReem 0.0.0 Is, WT. Cu.re. enro. Mot r.nr aerate. Ice oar 21.1,..;;;al ia. aroma. Owl nlaKra ?MU 1.1.0.Twingiire, (7000 11.1100. Gnone00.

C.V11.gr r:04472-74g7P4.7e4n0=1.1/11,401irgegewleh Nair car atrium.. Chow teolorto

ems. nu. RO0 oft0.00, L041rel wateeowmai* . Jeo, en cat Itsfrit Paul. Iln N,phew. Ahtue, Sat =MI

AT LIBERTYBANDS AND ORCHESTRAS

JACK ABBOT'S ORCHES-w-r4..t.o.i Danny laid 0.1

Vitae Trombone, Drum, oe4 SA-g,na: B glum..1M lame -}isi4e,,n- Orown doing roof's. As%bung colIeda men. union. Trustworthy andeelatilt,- none Wird, AS in.., deneble. TheftSauk ONar. Saw. Drunsa, Trumpet and Rano.lock Abbot 101000 000, /NOW Alt* San. SO.wane San. Tmencel. Terimextra and Violin.modem Pandsronti. was Wm. socpal at.roonwsenrs Seem and talNa. mn4t. weeda utiewe nvnesec Amailgle only eltor May 26Wad for Petri. endri or nits 01.-0. Orl endercolons:. IACK ABBOT. 3327 Norte Are.,Oskago, III.

HILLBILLY AND COMBINATION NOVELTYUsed - kW Pikes. all doweting. Vocals,

ComecRwo. Seem aware stops end redo exswence Available nrwectutegy. 101.414NYCASSIDY. 32 E. hhOtt St.. Apr. 0, Cn-.44.0.01, 0.Ilea 41 tee Meg 1 - BU Pim onset *,....a.Pillra. (Srrnt elate,WO41"CtOw etwhoosot WIS0 lernliretedCanton.nooktel1 - Pure. ludobut.. bon IUDs,01100144,

MeremoutaWelt

Pa* VoleaseSfer*Vo=erer6.711eleagraP A. entail we =emu1:144: 8,:loze.e' Derbewas. 0 4005.MU0

AT LIBERTYCIRCUS AND CARNIVAL

LION ACT - WELLtrained. Dig flag\ Indoor or o. tdate, WIN

loan a good Isc1 or 'how, Addreu CAPT. Ogle1.1.EsitreS. R R. 104. East Peoria, IR. 00.15/ME Cr BETTIE - DANCING STILTWALKER

Rubel, Produeng CiPang. Endow or Gal -door *sent. WOK Cr [Hutt core Illinboant.St. Louis. EA,SOUND TRUCK -ATTRACTIVE OUTFIT WITH

signs; none better. Do advance. Saha. AROnone. Wt,le n NW. AL BERESCWF, CAWGenera DO: um Atienta, Ga.CUD Tale Carbereld entie weece===

go000 es eaenOW 11.1 ii?rteeteirIediatieuther. Cantle Oater, ado N.

Woman Rita IRO ri.. stzsr,..tnirTsititni.ToSirb% otrar yaw. [.N Car awlm ow. Ktkal themet, 4e33 06. trainem*: Calif.

AT LIIIERTYCOLORED PEOPLE

A1 Pett7 t1.w ès .. /me. %map rue

.1,40.7, rairtleVIVT.144[4... 9.1117iTteTtwat II., 0.00.. wow

AT LIBERTYDRAMATIC ARTISTS

ROBERT BANOYS PANOTTIS GIRL OR

11Nalint'chatt.3.1.4X,4=g7,UTh=r- 8r 1u. A -I HEAVY, CHARACTERInd tafrodies. Cur anythang go_ anvnowm Boss/. Drier. Cef ten 0.0."0.441,- WideWayne Fort Wrens,

RORIRT G. BANDY, 543 W.Ind. rels1

fUVENILE LINE OF DOMEDT. 34111C.Dance. klati,4 Utecaals al. 1.1(6444Int KIJOV-

WOO. MX 641, Waterloo, Wis.ester* 'II or leloW.

tore far InV.0. Kses.Meowgs....outedateytIRO 4

) wattauxxWow 1..i...we

II wW. 111:12ffnatial.CAI Coen as.. 0.

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AT LIBERTYM. P. OPERATORS

11.Irtens Tees 1070000 0 ro.0.10elw TMtlnham. Buo4bec. ens

Awn. em amid nisommo_ mumEut erterenet."-court &Dodo wean*, .loo K. 1/10. Co.410wwTo, C.

AT LIBERTYMUSICIANS

ARRANGER -COMPOSER -lett clan. young and rocs/. Exponent* ell

Plenty of NOW ter 0.0000. Davfo con-'Otl.. with nano bard or reitsbIe oublitha,Wall cou.dcr dosdllrg Sax and Clafinet withgood band on twat:on. Can kayo March I.A/flets% 3107 2911h3t. N. E. WathIngton. D. C.

DRUMMER - SINGLE,'L

sobtfCom:4re whIIRle Wilt Co onHetet, AURENCE EABY. Wisner. Nob.

RALPH HOWARDHammond °mania?, Own organ. Pay any.

thine. thcon: 40 crooks preued puition.R.1LPil HOWARD. lacktorwille. III.AT LIOIRTY - TRUMPET. 20 OR 3D. ODIN

PretNog Trembone; eha AdlMet, Union, sober

o locatien. env lite band Fake Oh pertharrow 0 1.4KIKIMV VI fan bind. Or end any.mng you hank Take off stretly on the beat.IdeN nun to 4 or Lamm .acts. with Eon,teno double. Will 1o3 alwertero allw March 8.Cue co on nolee_ Kee wetted about salon, asSong_ es no panics, Write of wee CHARLIE

1325 Merno3d. Brommindl Tex.BAND MASTER -EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT.

Mmerfoe, haskterlal bands.. Write BANDCONOUCTOR. Sox 30. We...0M S. D.ELECTRIC GUITAR - $10111 READ, VERY

modern take off, %Mee straw Ode. DesiAlilocation; carredowtrocerng State Wary,DELBERT LAMA/EY. 1401 Sell Ave..I

EXPERIENCED HAMMOND ORGANIST -OWNwears. Ocaire location In West or !Addis

Welt. PUN. both Ineof and wren. ORCANWE, 2421 Cl.., Like Ave, SPetatfted. IlL

tnItSGUITARIST- ',avow TAKE -OFFS AND

dwthm. None band talleelomet: Read. fake.Cro0 electrk We00.200 parse RiellUbte, Cearatutsrld trier. Aii 24. Comitfor all offers.No pa Rea. Locattons prof: mod Two yawswith "Les" Oroaan's ork. STACY M.KEE. 52S. East Aye, BeidprIon. N. I. tr1l8

TENOR SAX DOUBLING CLARINET, TRW-brno. %Actin. Expolencad on Ad Plenty of

"so" on tenor; licn,o waning. Age 25, mar-ried, sober rd reatsle. Moo* Cr, LCCidoonWefetted. No panics, CSOYA, W14.1 or wire"to MUSICIAN, 434 'Triee St, Fond ellsa LaeIN,.TENOR SAX. ALTO, CLARINET, VIOLIN,

Vocellet-Canise location with a re:able band.54,4 read socond oe tined Sax. planN of takeell, wry modern, reliable_ Best offer pos.

partiodien. JACK WALLACE. 916 DE St..Down, III.TRUMPET - 20 at 30, WELL EXPERIENCED.

all esurstla.s. Only tellable organiutatins,RAN,. 111,15.1E KOvAgriC. SollIonee. Ja.At Lunt, -.Trl 4)0100 Rithteig lilt..

Peso.. Weelsos 1241.11gZet"Ctrimed e0:0Oak 441-r Bercliers. Pc. ant awl

nelm JO. euirotru.want...1m !MadarcMine- TotI iloaNzns Maw, 04 Tamatalent . Ateltehle

up elorlrott LIIn poow=I. et VW ea to 10.0110. CT: vr.IL, lulus: /MA

new. ligiewAtel Iforeeerdareen l%intha.

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AT LIBERTYPARKS AND FAIRS

FOR FREE ACTS - BOBFISHER'S FEARLESS FLYERS, 60 31, St.

Pereettved, 103n29

HIGH SWAYING POLE "-None feu if l Ceneta yeah action end cm nd

picture.. (SOX C.21, 'Inboard, Craweeli, O.roh20

HIGH POLE AND TRA-IntmPa,

m Act. DE POLO.. 1110 Poiodsnatn. ittatt.rong

LA -BLONDE ArdaERIALg BARAgt-Awasees adsten

dress CHARLES ZEMATIR, 54 W. Randolph StChicago. IS f1e%14

/AMES COGSWELL-STILT WALKER. UNCLESINS. 04.4,1 co etc, Ex Pekes wile

1433 Rae St.. Lincoln. Neb. rnA22

Mend tocilme - lady, eltet,

eekr se mute; Atenw Mood.Aele. =70p,w. Grata. 00fIr"red.V.

0

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AT LIBERTYPIANO PLAYERS

PIANO MAN - GOOD READER, PLAY ANYOhl*: 0001Y maloen take Off Plenty

WoOpq ond DucAn II desued. Good rman. Neat apourence and no boozer, roll.able Immediately. MUSICIAN. 202 Nekton

Winceesrer. KrMM.( - Nor in 10012., swarm Inc*. beet

we011. Caren WA,ansarateue. fooarrralastmal ,to

Tajontens PartIrdan escheroad.nine. rfa,tertald IOW

55.110.Revel.

webs resarTA.rsiitrigii: =. aJ.W.adie.Vern. dawns fr. T.

Ihme Maser -drew Illatfaumarlue Yaw* pl

R= r.a...00."&=, :544 "aeattue.4.41.47. KLItra201,4... st4.

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AT LIBERTYVAUDEVILLE ARTISTS

At 1.41,11 "01."-V..1 cease Trow Saft17.TWo. Leda. iiresigble or

tan taa. Kar D.waria.CbgrAlreclet Ca.4,S.osslah. as.

PRELI:S WORLD'S FAIR(commt.rd from pope 21)

flialatilng touches front sztlat Ibby Snow.land. General Agent Charlee 31. Powell,who has been ooncentratIng by eltortaOn the sbowSi Northern still -dew tent.tor?, report* booking. 10 that area areabout completed. Opening has been setfOr Maras zs.. Manager 8. E. Poen re.cently announced the purchase of 10new male end trailer/. which cola RubleI3W orgartiration to dispense withroad trarseptirtatton. Jack BSIo'.t hasbeen signed as one of ths *Sno'w's IWOIre, acts Gosh Miller a arDtpsitag Idaattnieflone 1010 shape, aftd Out* MUNEhas the Wardrobe fog Der Chez TameShow completed Among recent smearwort Mr. and 1111. Joe Ire. who 'canedCash BMWs eta!: Chlef >a Diablo wadCome !etymon. RD. and Mrs. 82112s

Stonsburg joined Starr Knott'. erns'tree Wheel crew. Preent suitors In-cluded Dna Willissra. Mil Lynch. Dr.Msretsoll. 120E4 D. Stream. JtramleZahtlslite, and Mr. and Mu Mara Mur.TAT J.krkann. :star Ms* 004000% 0 a dollyquarters stilton THOMAS W. ESCL

52 The Billboard ilarrh R, 1947

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Notice, Selective Service Men!Tho names of men in this list who have SelectiveService mail at The Billboard offices in Cincinnati,New York, Chicago, and St. Louis are set in

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PRIZES NOVELTIES PREMIUMS' SPECIALTIES

A Column for OPERATE:11th DISTRIBUTORS of SALISBOARDS. SALESCARDS and

TSARS STIMULATORS.

Comfecred by SAM ABBOTT Comemanaheas to 1564 Illonsalway. New Teen

Merchandise Users Eye '41Items at New York Gift Show

"Made in America" items predominate as many patri-otic numbers arc displayed-all indications point to a

ey BEN SMITH big year lines are buitolle for prize fieldMiffed toys are definitely on the

Comeback trail. according to L. nrank.Of the Arrow Vtle Company. The toIndicated by the fact that jobbers haveplaced heavier orders foe his line ofeldiffed dolts and ansmais for the Daterbondans and foe the spring than theyhave to many' year.. bites defensegooney in clremintion may be partly re-ispondble for We Increased buying. butPrank believes that merchandise trendsInn In cycles arid that the huffed toyDead we. In line for a strong mambas*anyhow, to which we acre*.

Funny thing about teem cycles. Watchthem glow enough and It Us surprisingto learn bow often certain Items repeat.and haw often Home which hate 'Ap-parently none deader than the dodo will(erne beck to life and dick toe bear?Coln on a card. Following and playingthe trends has sienna paid good Wel-d mde and the sweendul operator 'Iwo,Des done Just that.

As a group minAboud operators are aebonest in then dealinpa with the publicas any other group of Mullion' men.They understand that the only way tobullet a aubelanttal operation la to playallure at alt tunes with the worker01 the cord, with the location. and withthe num and women oho /Melt Gut theirnickels and dimes. As 00011 as they don'tthey are chit:. But that Isn't all. Be-come of the nature of the businessgOrernenental officials will asonietimen ox-ea gate and winationaltre for personalrithethis a .11p made by an Isolated meat-ier Of the operating fraternity. Whenthat happens the eituation le loadedWith dynamite for everyone. We canIts hap to keep this business clean bydoing a little miudonery work wheneverwe run Into an operator who Dilate hecan get away with a fast one.

The type of operator who ly poison toall When le the wow bird who Is sohungry for the do -re -tut he loses allsense of balance had declare. an extradividend for himself in some off-eolorlitatnnetion. He has good thing In theaa teemed-a chance to rake In coin can lest turnover when his Item Is right --which would aeem to be enough tomainly anyone. lint not hint. Helltetarepresent the value of merchandiseoffered. aut./Mute Inferior products. andID some cam will even go en far as tomake t011ectlen and never snow tip willsMr sward..

Unloctunattly, tho Nits type of oper-ator la the great eteeption and not the

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Camp Workers GetSet for Big Biz

IEW YORK, March 1.-Saleaboardoperators see preparing to more in strongon Industrial center, where money Lsbeing .p.nt on the national defense prO-VIIM. A report from Oakland. Calif_reseals that 0210.70,000 ant be epent Inthat area by the govmament Factorypay roll. are estimated at $41(000000

Denting ramp worker' are reportedIdling up ltema preparatory to conduct -

r n delve in the mem wrier* Uncle Samin concentrating nun for year's train -In f. Work cm sir Muses, ehipbultding,and camp. continuos steadily, affordingmerdundise user. a profitable

National Comp Supply Cotorany un-meant.** that It has a complete line ofim Mary novelties, They Include pinswith military Insignituncompaetacameraoriethaets. women's powder and perfume

NnW YORE. March I -Merchandise users eyed the annual New 'fork OMShow in the Hotel Pennsylvania Inbettory 24-98. Your Boors were devoted toexhibits. While much of the rurraalfsellle wra. In the Ithther-priced claw, mustyitems shown were desaignen for the prize and premium field. An outstandingfeature of the show was that many of the Sterns were mode in this country analexhibitors bald that this policy will terse to keep merchandise titers supplied andalso onset any boycotts against foreign -,Wade items. Patriotic item" were in anun-dame. with the red. white, and bluecolor scheme carried out In many not el -Ina: Veteran novelty men said that thedemand for ouch Items will Increase.Buying was declared brisk.

Ono of the author -ding duplam wasthat of the Leo Maul Importing Agency.?Um showed a tine of miniatures. in.eluding hand -blown perfume bottles.dresser set with perfume bottle*. teltand pepper shakers, bud eaten beamminiature' in rumen finish, deer glansboxes, mend mintoture tea or coffeeeats. coffee grinder with bran. trimmings.Poreello flowers, and rower plsquea.

The Hall MerchandIstug Company dio-played a new tie rack that is westioble Invarious nowt finishes. Also shown wasPerkins. the Pickle Picker. lb. Item I.operated by bending Perkinan head downOne neck tea strong grating) to pick upa pickle or olive from a MM. PackedIn an attractive box resembling a sage.an Inscrtption warns "Don't Peed theAnimals." Also on dloptay was the Hosta prudes] jigger that fit* over the topof a gnus and measures accurately.

A patriotic Item that corranandedmuch attention nat the abow was theAmerica, the Beautiful tablecloth endnapkin set. Set to Comprised of fiveMemo. ni-Inch cloth and four match-ing napkin*, with a emir, of red, blue.or two-tone blue, Cloth hes the sealof the United States In the center andemote, Inciunine Washington tuttingdown the cherry tree, around the *ideaItem is handled by Edmond DewanCompany.

Lamps SheenLaraine were shown In nexe number

and the lines were of interest to bingoand other operators using merchandise.Design. are mode= and pen,. allow fora good margin of profit. The line laa consistent money-maker and the manydeadens now avathible Indicate that op-erators and concennobalres will go strongfor It. Expenelon of rural electrifIcattenproject* have opened many *reline". ofthe country. Carnival concessionaire/Who play remote spots are expected tocarry a good supply of lamps to takeadvantage or tide condition. The linewill be supplemented with other electri-cal appliances.

Ciente were also 'shown to the 1041dee4gni. The line le also known as aconsistent profit -getter. Clocks on die -Way at the stew were streemliaxel.Both electric end hand -wind modelswere shown. Kitchen clocks. oleo mod -soviet& were donned In large quan-tities.

Benny Orate/let Ltd. showed a lint,of stuffed toys nenny Brannon, calledthe only (trine toy in Arsierica, wasahoan. Item is made of fluffy cottonin strong pinks, blues. brown*, aidblacks. Other toy. of this type includethe Iniendlese Toys. Hutton Stinker.Swim. Cheese. Ponce. Deere. and Owlee.

Leather gooda. willow picnic bathes,unpadded gourds. Chinos', vases, deskeels, pottery, glassware. and client flamelighters were also Included In the &i-play.

There were lid firma showing.

Sete, cigarette cues, locket., bnwelete.and rungs large ohlpmento arc beingmade to workers In camp arens, tndl-ating a big demand for the Items.

Rabbit's Foot,4 -Leaf CloverStimulate Biz

NEW 'Wien.. March 1.-Lucky charmstard-byti, the rabbit', foot and tlic four-leaf clover. are again boomed as a codastimulator for ?larch 17 Mullane.

The closers hate been droned up In-side a tinkle rim and are covered winscellophane on each aide. One clover Istweeted In the package thus formed.The rabbit'. foot has been dressed togreen to bring it more prominently tothe attention of Hibeenians.

Streetrnen are perhaps the greatesttown of the tteme, They may be wedseparately or attached to email novenae.to enhance appeal.

Bingo operators find them Ideal forconsolation awards. They hare definiteappeal to all Waseca. The rabbit's footla wed at any time of the year. Somegame operator, have discovered that therabbit'. !cot attached to a small keychain Is a reel value that gen. attentionand costa little.

Concessionaire* also find the numbersprofitable when used as prime for /owscores. They ham always been accept-able In this field.

Lucky charm.. as prises and businessstimulator have been found to be par-ticularly belpfuL Concessionairees haveround that the gift of any of the itemsmeans repeat buaineas and the charmbrings hick-to the operators, at Seat.

Sprint,a Finds AllWatches Popular

NEW YORK. March I.-With the ap-preach of spring, au item showing recur-rent strength I. the watch. Demandfor men's end women's wrist and pocketwinches *uraninite year In and year out,marking them as one of the finest itemsIn the specialty field_ It la generallyagreed that the 'spring boom In watches.is a result of the fact that people arebeginning to buy clothing for the warmaraonnii. A *etch rounds out a ward-robe. New models combine beauty withutilill, making theta sure -are numberfor specialty workers.

Once !Linn lapel watches for men andclip watches for women ale taking aastride ahead and seem to be leading the

In mann styles, they comaequipped with a short nether thong tothe end of which ts fastened a knob thatIs talented thru the lapel buttonhole.Women's models bang from a mallchain or strap and are equipped with handy clip so that they may be wornon the dram. For that mason they aremade in a variety of colon. and withtastefully designed ghetto'.

A new .,trap for serial watch Weill alsoreceiving considerable attention. De-

igned to spare the wearer dienornfortand to serve as a smart acoanory, thenew straps are made or gime. It Is rec-ommended either for slimmer or year-round we toe men and women.

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MUCH ACTIVTIT on bingo legtalattenla noted to reports from various SutteeBonn of this action has been noted uithis column on previa:iv orcaltarsa, Thesereports bring the story up to date.

ASSEMBLYMAN MAX TURSIIEN It,..Introduced a bill In New York wherebybingo game* operated by bone fide cher-liable, ealuesnior.ol, veteran, religious.

oe ftaternral organtrationi would behorned by' the arseetary of elite An-nual fee for conducting With, sinsild be11100. Tax equivalent to 5 cents on each60 cents thru operation of game wouldbe imposed and go to the State. Super-vision and operation of the act would beunder the secretory of state. In regardto Sunday getanis, the law would lategames looting more than four Moore orheld 'after midnight. Minors would notbe alloeed to attend the gannet Theprepared law ale. monde& 'strict penal -Om for violation. Licensee mould beneutel only to orgenizatIone establishedat least Ave years prior to Use state ofapplication- Assemblyman 'Torahen altoreintroduced an amendment to SectionNine. Article one of the State Conhnu-tion to bring about the lenalnation ofgames -'tinder religious and charitableat:apices.- mu bill would take at nestthree years to become effecilie. It wouldano requite favorable rote by the peopleniter approval by two auccoeelve StateLegalaturon

A BILL to legalize bingo In Pernuyi-vim. wan Introduced last week in theLernalature by Reprelentathme John J.Baker and Thoreau J. Heathringtoo Pro-posed bill calla for a 8.23 yearly limnerfee for all blr-no games, with the pro-ceed. to go to the Staten welfare de-partmont. Thl5 makes the second billIn the Legislature for the legaltring ofbingo In the State. Early In JanuarySenator John J. Raluske Introduced ameasure to glee all Penneylrantoreor over an enured Income of 440 amonth, based on the revenue to be de -raved from the legeslilatSon Of Mateo andother gaines.

A REPORT from Boston tells that acombine of churchmen end legUtatontsigorously opposed at a hearing the pro.pond of iteprewntative Adolph .101111.0II.Brocktom to levy a 10 per cent tax ongross receipts of bingo games In Masao-chusette. Opt:coition was headed byRepreetotatlee Laurence W. Law, Hol-yoke, and recorded the Immaculate Con-ception Church end Knights of Colum-bus of Holyoke as spinet any march toeLaw quoted a letter from Rev. M. (I.Oinet. pastor of the church. staring thateeveral churches which were hit. finan-cially during the depresiolon had re-sorted to bingo to nine funds. The poli-te,. was quoted saying that the gamewas not 'afghan his Christian principiteand no Injustice resulted from the game.He added that tillage had made patents;good work among poor people.,

THESE ACTIVITIES in Incident, eir-glee are bringing to the public's atten-tion the many worth -while things Oneare done with money mind thru hinge'The public has received a distorted pic-ture of bingo. With the goon aide ofthe game being brought to their &teen -non, it canrun be denied that in eddl-Hon to affordIng people in the lowerand middle theme brackets. with a

pleaaurable pastime nomerntuk claurchand religious plans are paid fee withthero funds_ Wherever merchandisepalms are used, the games prosper andreceive the sanction of authorities.

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Write to The Bfilboard, Buyers' Sortie*Department. 25 Opera Place. Cincinnati.0., ler addresses of companies in thisdepartment supplying the items which

interest you.

Automatic Ironwith the empanel= of rural etectaltt-

cation and the H301:4(730 Of detest..'money, the Now Samson ktagle Eye Auto.matte Iron lo going strong with MC:,chandlea user*, kLirrson United Corpor slun reports, The mastic eye anexcluolve feature --end fatale aclectordial tomtits.* to make Ironing foolproofand economical. Teats show the eartentto off 24 minute* In an hour on Cotton.Item automatically maintains 0077801ironing heat for any fabric. The magiceye lights ti when current Is on andgoes out when ironing temperature Isreached. Iron has durable chrome fluidsand the air-cooled atreansuneet lumei.to grained walnut Isakeitte. It hoe sSOD'a.T.AIL unit embedded In so:ld steelMet under 20,000 -pound prte.ore. Thselement is only onaeighthluch fromthe broad Doping surface. The {robweighs eti pounds. It ts approved byunderwritten. And comes complete wallapproved built-in cord. ready to operateon 110-120 telt AO line.

Artificial FlowersAccording to the Leo Kau! Importing

Agency. snatcher-dile were ore reaping aeart profit with Portello flowers. Itemnensieta of ravvrel imitation flowers tobowl. A feature Is that they may bewashed with asap and ester. In Addl.1lOtt TO Ulla tine, the Kau! firm declare -sthat Dower plaques arc Mao conuttand-lag big Was mai servo as LvOd Maninua-Ion Items for Purecito Mayers.

Egg RackThe Pyramid Egg Rack. reports °IT

Specialtlea Company, is earning a prettyDonny for agents and apectsIty men. Itholds 18 hardIsolled eggs_ 1V,it-tea arePl'66Pftt0Y0 customer,. The item hasclicked solidly wherever It has been of-fered for sale and tow prices are avail -rabic for thee° to the trade. the arm rcports.

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Patriotic LocketA big Item foe training camp workers

Is new loe-ket with seal of tbo tinitedStates, Nall.mel Camp Dimply Companyreports. Lockets and emblem bare a fa-ltered gold finish_ henblem IS on centerof genuine mother-of-pearl and opensto bold two pictures. It la flashy anddesigned especially for this field. Otherlockets with Insignias of the LetIOmoMunches of service are alto offered bythe company. Prices are low, the Grineeports.

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rule. every time ho Enos then his routinehe gins all other operators A block rye.Three IA thie bit Of retie:fat-non, however.He is just a sucker for.lonn Law. Esentu-ally Ma prima/sus arta dutch up withMen and Assay ho goon for a goon longrent In the cooler.

HAPPY LANDING.

Pop Raker. game designer and maim -fortune reports be is adding new ma-chine shop equipment to his plant tohandle an Increased volume of businessrecency booked. He I. In productionon tome two dorm games, at well as histwo bingo dories., and has recently le-vied en alualreted entalog on his Dna

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pltal. Newington, Conn.. on PeismaryID, was lot superintendent And Resistantndvrotee moo on the Coleman shwas forthe past 15 yearn,

KELLEY'S International Oddities andanother :haw'. owned and eetreated byT. W. Kelley, have been booked on Cocci -ream Wonder Shots.

JACK WISH, concesatonsire at Eart-wook Park, Detroit. and family agates arewintering In New Chltane, where Jackusually gays hoot to many outdooralloWITWO pa sing thou the city, Arner.,gfriends who stetted him recently wereWhitey Weise. Beckmann & OeretyShows, and Jack ConklinShorn.

PRANK D. (DOC) Stites:1. who lossbroil on the Melt list amen] days. writesfrom Poet Henning, Os.. that IN hasbeen enjoying a rest at the home ofCOL W. R- L. Reinhardt, where be andMrs. itheral are house gtaests. The Sneanswill Raid foe Direst IIIIIa 1.. I. N. Y.ROOD.

BRAGGING about h6 pesitlee Su the to...lee *maroon, a falter sac atkeed whether hehad a contract. .Not In writing." he Noldie4.

inr future rwelnyer told me todare wysali hind woos 1 head othentesse"

MYRTLE P01=1 letters from Dallies:"Mr. and Mrs. Phil Little have boinspending a successful stater at MineralWells. Tex. ahem they are operatingtheir cookhouses. Mr. and Mn. FloydShankles aro welding thorn. DerotceRtr.dra is at Martin Springs. Tex_ re-cuperating from a recent Illness_ Joeand Sally Murphy are ID Houston. Ter..

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And Ylegir.la Kline pasted tram the cityen route to Tucson, Ara.. recently. Mr.and Mrs. Jena Wrigley's inn here has beendoing well."

W. A. (BILL) KIND. known profes-sionally as Snake King. was subject ofan Interesting item in a recent tune ofthe United Ituarneas Seerke. Titled TheSack Yard, tale was written by Paul Tal-bot, noted Itnaneecr, and extolled King'sutilities In handling reptiles And wildanimals at hie home In Brownsville. Tex.,for the past 35 years. "I have al-ways been Intrigued with 'strange bunt-newars,'" Talbot says "and King's cer-tainly falls in that category."

AMONG West Coast sbowfolk enjoyingthe patty staged to Los Angeles on Feb-ruary 4 by Tenth Buttock and Harry RM.Reeve as an atterenian to the Pula°Coast Showmen's Associetion's SpringPosited. were Joe Olney, Pat Armstrong.Walter Nesvcomb, Al Hanalei Miller, Al-tera& Poster, Jessie !.:orals, Babe Miller,and Lucille King. Atter dinner Matdlaplayed to trio women folk ere collec-tion of art and handdamtd ivory absbrought back from her trip to the ParHue

FORMIX car:nest general agent andlast 'crams with Miller Bros.' Shown.William 0. Murray writes from Starke.Fla, where he Is business reannger ofSouthland Amusement Park. that busi-ness at the park her been holding upwall despite the cold and rainy weathershah hoe prevailed tine opening threeweeks ago. Among recent vlsitore wereMrs. Melville. Tom Alters. Mr. sod atraSam Lawrence, Dick Harris. Sam ProleTommy Cason, Jim Braden. 0. C.(Henry) McLain, Bobby Burloshlre, andDun Mahoney.

ANYBODY can wake It Ono trio Donner.And trial's all Dust won). 04 with that 045100.depending on look to mate the winter, Butsonwhow they wake to seats 04 the Yearand rare as sell of MIDI, than fed thriftytrevptc,-C000ln P.kg.

NOTES front Craton DrposlUon Shown'quertere In Camden, S. C., by H. LCWID:Plenty of activity prevails hens slam ar-rival of ChArtee Staunko, who stern his11th waren AA ride superintendent soon.Shows aro tentatively scheduled to Openon April 11. and now canvas for Minstreland Illusion shows is expected in mem.Art Carver, fret acts, has been signed,.Billy Bunts spin Will have the cook-house- H. L. Kilipatriek. Apecial agent.to expected soon. Owner Bunts and fam-ily and some of the crew. DOW In CrystalRiser. TU., will lean soon for quarter*.The writer has returned from a bookingtrip In Virginia, West Virginia, and Ten-nessee.

PENLAND SHOWS quarters notes byTod C. Taylor from Columbia. S. 0.:Many showfolk have been arriving dailyand all are readying equipment for open-ing here. Among therm were WimpySchr.epel Penny Arcade: Mr. and Mrs.Eden, fie/pond: Walter Karnes. photogentry: Ben P. Too.b, tot superintendent;Curly Cain, Perris Wheel foreman: Mr.Felenfleid. cookhonst: L. Lowell, popcorn:Mrs. Albert and L. E. Heth. penny pitchesand bingo; Mr. end Mrs. Huber. hoop -la;Mrs. Carper, alum store: Webb A: Son.flee concessions.; Clyde Ridenour. clec-irkien: Loon's War Cavalcade: IgnAno'sOir:eek Revue; J. J. Marton, two OfIDCOMMono. and Mr. and Mrs. Billconcessions.

IT has always Won a hood taller to getONIC cam bat ounsgoto to ortOtrttand theWash and don't -wants of Melt/bre ever did adentand, then theft Highttr tie camiroli roe nOnagen, nee-ser-stopten.--Cok.sel Patch.

AMONG recent visliers to DI. Ar-thUr's Mighty American Shows' quartersin Los Angeles were Clarence H. Alton,Mr. and Hugh Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.John Denied!! and funny, Cherie* Dods -worth. William Harney, Rudy and VletenJacoby. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bakom. Mr.and Mrs. Cherie. Steffens. Lee Barnes.Jerry Jackson. TIm Reaves, Cbarlos Mar-shall. Ben Wallace, Joseph Rye% JaninaRodgers. Sam 51111er. Decree C. Conkting,Walter Omellik., Mr. and Mrs. OleanHenry, Chita Olson. Clyde MeOlven. Wil-liam Groff, Mr. said Mrs. John Duna

Cunningham,Ibc Manuel Marcia, LouisGoebel, Chet Harker, Clarence Rninethert.O. H. Eldklerbirtbod. Tommie Miner. JoeC.a., and Vic Davis,

JOIN D. KILON118 Is back In seedlingharness after having been away from Itfor about four years. For the Wt few

weeks he bas been ondng bouts to Ctn.etrineti for the Greek war relief and willconUnue to do this unto around ApttlI when he returns to his home In Man-chester. N. H.. where his chemise] wa-ters. The show the owning seadel willbe under the management of BobbyOloth and Steve Decker. Decker Is nowID quartets' supervising prepAreatIoneKlionla Miring the outdoor semen willdevote hia time to hooking the show inaddition to handling some outsidedune.. He was scalier at The SUfboarreeChairman °Does February 28 and hasbeen visiting with has nephew, a QueenCity doctor.

"WHIN 1 as, sueenful In booting a newtale 1 slcody the reason that I gel It for Outs..Intoornation. When I cm sec ccccc is Seal.

Ms doe I bob shay the use town Owlse fbois is kern why I tell down. 11 Is Restas lonewlcoot to know wAy yon waned At titknew why yew WI," declared an mccptMnall,.tomes' rids and oldway :proctor. Durowhy he as N.

ONE OP the highlights of the WonCoast showtotke skater wo0M.I wewnon wasthe marriage of Royal Preew.an. of Marioand Celina high net and Ruby Hem. offiteberted Bess' Mows, In toe Angeles onJanuary 30. The bridegroom bad TedRude of Slebrand Bros' Mums, as heseream. and Mickey Burk woo bridesmaid.Bride was given away by Mario bereft,After the ceremony lunch end refreda-ments were served by the groom's mother,Mrs. Lillian Prennen. Rewptleart washeld at the OM Plantation. night spot.In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. TedButte Li.xlite Lateen. Mr. and Nine B.Reck. Mr. and Mrs. Curly Cummings, Mr.And Mrs. p. cummino. 11. K Chattel].Barr.ey Corey. Cecil Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.Chappie Chaplin, Gladys Beistusw. Mr.and Mrs. Harry Berke Mrs. Laura LePors.51r. and Mrs. E. W. Smith, Mr. end Me,.R. 0. Long. Kenneth Hughes. Sam Mr-brarA. Jock Poster. Yrank pemerian.and Mrs. Lem fitalkey. Bert Wordium.

oral Tod LePern.. . .

MRS. PEARL BARFIELD. co-owner ofIInrllelds Cosmopolitan Shows. lettenfrom Nassau, Italtantas: "We decided tostay user here for a third week. I al-ways thought that no plate could com-pare with our Treasure Island at Gel.veston, Tex.. but must admit this LI trulya Paradise Island. We've had a grandtime here and the local fair proved aWOOD*. We were fortunate enoughto be able to attend several State andformal affairs at which the Duke and'Crushers of Windsor were honoredVeda. At the Invitation of 0. W. ItRoberts, prealdent of Haman Fair andmember of the House of Assembly, seattended a House of Amembly meetingand A very formal council meeting. Webrought four of our Yalta hero andthey did exceptionally won."

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HARRY (KEY CHECK) HMCO ...reparte he recently had a nine week InPoet Otbeon. Miss- with his key checks,dog collar's, novelty pins. lad nameplaten. He returned to Hatcher. Milo..for three days. but on the woy his carstopped running while etilt 16 mile. outand he oat towed IMO Gloster. Mita.,where ho spent Friday and Saturday.February 21 and 22 and fared well onrttelpti.

OUTDOOR SEASON tow wet be undo wayIn full bless..

A PROP08.eLto license And regulate Hinerant met -Chanel In (Canes was Introduced In theKarma Letpleture at Te.prks Mat weekby Representative B. 0. Weaver. A stmt.lar MB wart killed to the house In 1030,but It prompted nnmerout petitionstram constituitota Mar the State. Un-der the now cooinanco the annual Li -come fee to 111ttorant merchants wouldbe $23. They would also be required toMe a MOO bond to caw? any taxes andpenaltim and for the purpose OS protect-ing the public gg011.31 trawl.

DAVE JACIGION .t from Pittsburgh: "I am quittingthe pitch genie, as I Imre gone to fortrpatrIng carptte with alateX cement."

rircHketws SAYINGS' "Raw cirtol, makewomen beautiful end vivteIeut and minstews and Wave." -V. L Tenet.

O. C. BRUSH ...former pitchman and reed weaker. Ismanager of the BliagM Sewing MachineCompany at Warren. 0. Ho wOuld likoto see news on Harry Rutherford. WalterMente. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin. and Mr.Springer.

T. D. (SENATOR) ROCKWELLearthen from Seattle, Watts.: "Ttweentra(Wash.) Itousins lemoaltIon wound upFebtubry 23. Among the boye there wereJimmy Ryan. Harry MaIng. GroverWrigkit. Bob Bonner% of perfume fame;Goorge, Preneb, and Louie Clemente withknife ettarpeners sod gitta cutters, Promolug Mee my ketster. 000 bladed, and twograce of styptic pencil' from my hotelroom here but I'm not out of businessyet."

YOU'LL FIND that fix Myren cementsin Pdeltdern aro the fame. who look fowledto their summer trek, at a honest *woe -funky and not et a MOO telaftt trip.


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ins &lettere Service mail In thevarious oaken of The Billboard. ThisInt Is published In addltIon to thenarrate which aro cet In capital iettensIn the regular Letter List.

J. H. PALMER ...known as Ito Teethe:. medicine man,!Lorne from Andcroon, tad., that. hewas struck by ertruck and &veed Abroken log and five fractured ribs. Hohas been In 8t. John's Hospital, Andir-ons. three weeks and will there pos-albly three rome.

TERRITORY , . .

around Jackson. MW., is n.g- acCOrClingto word from George Benders, who hasbeen working !mops arid bibelcs todraftees. 8andem hap he playa the goatogle* lobby and gets the boys when theyDime In for money orders,as he knowsthey have money then. Be saw I1. L. Birdand brother in Hattiesburg, Mies- work -toe wire jewelry and emy he will beatthem north thls spring. Pied Hudspethle asked to pipe in. Sanders ways to RobPOWy: "I don't we how r fetbvw couldgee atek with all those big mcd Men outIn Tess.. Ullifind it's that country you'rein that made you sick.'"

Ii 501.1 NAVE ability, wtry 110$ use It?Study conelltkurs and inmate yourself feeOwen. Don't be content to felt sit ortundand wait for someihIng to happen.

DOLLY CURRANwell-known pitch woman, who has beenIn the Eitel floipltal. Minneapolle, for atempt operation, hoe been removed tothe home of her daughter, Mrs. WalterThlee, In that Oily, reports RUC Pettit.

14UST1Elt1. TIPSt 'With St. Patrkk1 Dayin the offing. bests. ..sea rasaylag their .tookto .sable Mew to jet a Mad Wart on se.<a...lani{a good bank telt They've ordered40 14441.41 supply of elay pipm. shamrocks,green makes, and othee sowIrks Thenurrtwow etlebmtken Add on 4041 dos Inft:Cuts to Ss. Patrick thouid 01011 a Cordweeket for pitch capOnintS. relAossing clewon

the Awls of St. Patrick's Day Is the /enter44.4440. whkh Oswald eirerd the boys .44Lich a urea weetrtunity to corral their shwaof Me shekeh. taure-retten b. the past forSwest any good worker were WO. Items asstuffed baa.00s, nuehenteal chicks. dolls,and a nvenWe of other ankles featured atLamm tine.

COD2ON GRAHAM .

peas from Chicago: 'Hart beta workingIllinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin. In Mil-waukee I met Bad Eye Jim and FatMate. Pat reports good business withThe Iftstutuln Sportmari. of which heis circulation manager. Ho Inc.neveralof his crid-Ume help doing One work onthe leaf. I not headed exit."

TRIPOD OPININGS: The fellow who plansworks Penktently, and watts patientiy

Is the One **4 W41..04mews out on ft*.IM's the big lelIew h Anon any professit-s."

STANLEY NALDREITtells that be has !tIII to himself InMemo. Ga., and has born enjoyinggoodMr. He 10 scheduled to open in Odutz-Ma. Os. March 10. Says lieheard from

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ing In any branch of the U. 8. orCanadian fortes are Invited to mendphotograph,' D! themselves III uniformto The BMA:ord, addressing them to23.27 Opera Place. Qneinnau, 0,When making picture, Wane givelull detAlle As to rank, brooch. !ora-tion, date ol entry. etc. also =IMODbriefly your chow connect:00a andcapeeities Of Isle /oars.

SPRING °PINS ofecially ies Noce weeks.Hew you piaparta pow Itinerary, or are you1u111 Wallin* for butiense 10 <erne tour way?

.CHARLIE HUIXON .and J. J. Baxter we working Rome. Ga..territory with a daytime magic nry're Inachodic They otoo do some pitching onSaturday's and trade days around there.Hudson says they will open their usedshow under thrive{:n a few weeks.

CAL HISand a few others ate working In and outof North Little Rock. Ark. Ills is notso hot and the army damp thew le underquarantine. ao Hicks saps bet ItIft wait -tog for It to warm up a little beforeehacktrm It over to them. Mackie Moon.Bob Henley, awl Prank Stone $1.0 1.11

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store. Other wetter. In the Mound Citywere Jimmy Roes, :Sultan and born :sutraand Al Rice.... W. 0. Wheatley was inMullins. B. C. Doc J. A. lineage andMc li C. Gilbert visited WbeaUey there,...Doc Prank Curry arrived In New YorkItem Preens.'Ile, S. O., and found Copt.Silly Cothran (formerly Doc Cothran)at a radio elation there with his TexasHanger+ and cowboy band.... Cleage J.Mitchell and Harry 8. Wetter were mak-ing court doe. In Joneabora. Tenn. tobind Mrs. Jack Dunn was vaca-tioning at Vero peach. Pia. With licethere were Jet* Neal and Dad Long....Doc Harvey Broad was still doing well1p Id. atone In Chicago. Buffalo Cody.was sorting fault -Lax at full blastthere. Bennett was at home InSavannah. 0a. as Ills matron had diedPebruary MUlltran teas rest-ing In Youngstown. O.. where doorwayswere scarce. . . . }Orton Was enjoyingbig bottoms at Wedey, Cia. Ito was It%its liath consecutive week. . . . TomsKennedy was working a chain store InYoungstown. 0.. , . Al Roo was In Chi-cago and met same Of the boys aroundthe Reecre House who were looking fora warm day. . . , Doe 151 Vino was InChem. Mich. where he had wintered andWas preparing to open there. . M. 0.Minnier and wife and son were veranon-Ing In Daytona Desch. Pls.. until April 1....Chic Denton wits holding a sale at adrugstore in Minerva Weil& Tea.... Al[7bby) Johnson. atter lecturing forthroe mantis with the Connie & Dolly&led Show, was in Walloon. Tex. He wasalgae% for the new season aa lecturerwith that show.... Prank L. Sullivanwas working In San Diego, Calif. . .le Kate] found It tough to get a spot InBalthazar.. , Tlaeta all.

RINICS(CentErteed from page f7)

division there will be 3. 3, and I -milerace. fee minion: 3. 3. end lrralers fornonce* and contents for pin-ks. In the women', divisionOntamb wee elated for seniors. novice.,and Jurnees,

DIAMOND medals will be awardedHilt. second, and third place whiney!of a walla content elated to let Underway at Armory Haler Rink. Chicago, onMyrrh ha reported Bill Henning. Oak-mont ir.anager. who la in his sixth seasonat the rink. There will be four Sundaytaaht prellintnerr contests before !Male.It ao. us being held on Saturday after

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Mous for children and trophies will heawarded trInnese of ruble. Children aroglum candy at the glow of (welt seesion.Manager William Schmidt recently leftby plane for a two-week trip to Florida.In his absence Assistant Manager A.Hohmann la in charge. Organist RunThlog LS popular with skaters.

TIIE TALLEY METHOD(Coetfnued from page 1*)

Inas. grad trim, without much small. toright the situation. but Axton and Mschildren have no common meetingground. Philip Iowa Lead for It: butAvis hates her because Said unhaten-.tionelly makes a conquest of the agingGerman refuge,* writer with whom Aviste in love.

Avis. hitting out nastily and blindlymakes accusations coec.erning gold andthe refugee, whereat a scene betweenEnid and Axton 1s precipitated. TOAxton, the German deserve. no help be-rates') he has been unable to helpself: he ted a putsch agetnat /internalthat failed because It tacked the ruthlesaneas to knit -and Axton aaya coldlythat revoluticma should not be led bythose who lack the qualities% to carrythem thru. Erentually the refugee.cynical. hard-bitten, and heart -brokencommis suicide: and Valid tells Axtonthat. despite the 'mance-healing meteOf hte marvelous professional technique.be must change In Mart before she canmarry him. TO Axton a change In heartIs Impossible.

Until the lent act, when all the onusfalls upon Axton, Mt. Behrtuan has man-aged to be brilliantly fair In his presen-tation. There are shortoorrangs in bothAxton and note', and Mr. Denman him-self warns to see them clearly. But inthe last act he forgets --Or lila preducer,3forget for him -that Enid rieede tochange as much as Axton. If he need. achange In heart, she needs a change inmind: his heart needs softening and hernaiad needs strengthening-lt work. bothWan. He la right In condernnIng a manwho falla because he undertake* a jobfor which to obviously %mitt: she isright in extending sympathy and aid_ nomatter what the cause of failure, but not

to endanger moreprecious things.

All the other sieupotnta are presentedfairly and with brilliant clarity. Avis.splendidly indignant at manifold Injus-tices. eampftilis a bit querulously and,like all of Mr type. tram her Intellectualpita primarily to rationalize her denten.Philip, confused and beaten before heMatte, stiffens for mother try at Medicaltrhatl. An Incidental suitor Of Arianspresents a fine picture (In the writing Ifnot the playing) of a defeated intellec-tual stagnating in the backwash ofbodiless wit and academic futility. He isor sbanld hare been -a magnIneent.Oreek chorus to the action.

The playing of mat of the roles Isbrilliant, In spite of a dlr.-aortal metathat pub Some wenn. Into splendidfocus end allows others to disintegrateInto meaningless fore. Ina Clinic.lovely and gracious despite a eucoessionof Impossible costumes, brings humanity.Intel:epee. understanding, and all thepowers of her beintent technique to Entd.There berms to this reporter a greaterdepth and humanity to her acting thancrier beam. and a greater serenity In herheauty--emn beneath cote unbelievablehat that looks like a hendortedownfrom 8bi Hopkins and makes Mies Claireappear cm her nest entrance as the herrole were strictly for laughs.

Metering her fine work. and In somerespects riling men more spectacularly.Is that of Philip !derivate as Dr. Talky.An linnteibely difficult and for the moatpart ungrateful role. It cane foe allbut-imposailde maneuvering between ernOmni and burlesque. Mr. Merle -rile ne-gotiates the passage brilliantly, andbeings In addition a splendid sincerityand belief. Entet Deutsch. OA therefugee, offers a ruarvelouely detailed.beautifully projected job; Claire Klemmll finely effectlee as the easily over-played Avis: and Lida Kane Is eacellentas on old family servant. Dean Harms.as Philip. la extremely pleaaant In Malighter marnents. but awkwardly Met-fectire at other times: while Hiram Sher-man, as Mama ratter. often, a perform -ante that would be a comedy delight inthe floorehow of a smart supper club.Unfortunntely. It utterly misses even aauggettlion of the character that Mr.Dehrman obviously Intended.

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Ky. Co.Martin, Tommy (Stamarcki CM. ASteamy. Malcolm Mortiesterst Takata.M au

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Menthe. la Cordoba Walton How. ChM, no.MacRae 0 Nona et Ordock Club' Ward, Sc.May, Debby fame Ce.azot Rosins, IC.May. Kathleen ilnIcrenteal 101 0.maids:fr. 14 Ingorfa I NYC. sit.51.20. not..ft r Ante 4amoy halo New -

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rage. u3 'Ortentel.Paige, Ann ()LAMM, Club, Miami.. Sc.

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nherMart. Nora It,. Ronan Meld NYC, Sc.Shore, Willie It, Its; Chi.. as,Sidon, 1542 [Medd Thins, L.Melva Paco iteresoorti NYC, hRim, Mate, & Paid iCsave'd O.clonal lbadte iftoondetti New Orlialue. ItMead, /Male 1Care Soddy Cledorni NYC noSpear, Run Matte Quarter) Deetco,iiIltendieti, Hama ellteeiremal Isestetter Tutu llteaa11 Conechm, 0.. 1.

STATLER TWINSOW TOUR WITH SAMMY KAYE

Per. Hgt., hdt lean), Herman Rai ken Agency

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ea.gisinta 'Canary Cottage) Laos Island City.

X. If. no.Rulnien. Lee (01st Ober a) nattlinere,Sumner. Edon (Inaba.) CM, re.Deng baby Swing well 11.4zot55 Pampa.

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Soren. Cr.%intent, Remo (Carrousel, Wesel Death, no'rine rally emelteer. Miami Dc.

Wade & Wage 'Palmed:4'd Phda r.Weldon. /act Men Ccutrall NYC. h.Weld, & Rack I/time:at) Dan Maeda:a aWale. Nadine Yeelit Clobi Pena TO.Ware, Dully (Rosa Wats Covington. XI. beeWaren. Jack & 1113 ILookoul Hamel Coving-

ton. KY. 00.Watson =ton IVenalited NYC, no.Weta0n timers Olopiteas nattuactirro thin.

ne.Wayne. Whacky (061 CI, me.Wearer. 00001.0 fAJgenquini NYC, hWbeMo. Jacklei elbetteral NYC, noWhetter. lied (ChWeago) dill, LWhile, Jade 116 ChM. XYC no.Whinmy Gloria Mather Kellym Mlaml M.Whiten lama IROMenlei New Odeana., 0.Whines. joy rboconseti Radon. is.WrZeares, 1145 with Red Dust iChMagai

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Wthon, Gonne caissea Donlerat NYC, rtaWinton & inane Work Central, NYC. 1.-Winlan. Jane (Maw NYC. b.Wonder, Tommy & Telly (Shaft Mad) NYC, I.Woad Meaner Pratt Central I Iff0.

March 8, 1941

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4 O.; Pinehuest.liarterre United: Los Angeles.alltbil Mosurch; ?mops. It..ulna Ans.: Potosi 1101 La.Konti frt.81tolt Doe' Tallatterla.gletnen Pros,: GoaaCant.gaudier% Other: Mud Pia.Southern Vaned: McAlester, Okla.Tm. rtro.. Palstetus. Tes.. 3$4tarelt 14rent. K441 Pearsall, Tea. 6.40.'Pilsen T. 3.. Swerthowl. Tee. 2744.1d,Tower Thd.eU. P C. ReinIxet 1040.10444. John R : Leveralr. Ls-WrIalat'a tensed. Great Palls 8. C.

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Potact Moo: XI Peso, Tea., Kole.

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)4: Milhoe-Dollar Theater) Los Medea0-16.

0.ereese Warty, San Anomie. Tea., 24:&mile 0-14: Lukas 11-12; °emelt.. 13-10.

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BROOKLYN BIARRITZ(Continued //OM page /6)

Unattainable gentile girt. lab° gives uphit medicine In the mid in order to sup-port his family: hie mother, a kindlydialectician 1010 Is good Samaritan to MIthe Inhabitants of the beach: the girl hotorts, who le herself In lore with a ladwho wanta to be on aruat: the mint,who fights alcalrot taking A job In a hotGIg Jong because he wants tO *anthillswith his *rt. who Is the recipient of apurse 111/ed With money. and who then*Metes to take the hot dog Job: the manwho throw. him tn. puree. whose wifehas had Au analt with a bum. end whoends by murdering the bum on theteach; the wife, who wow somehow fooledby one of the most obvirme Ike ever seenon the slake. and who therefore commitssuicide. probably In dined at her owneupldlty: the Owner of tho bet clog dim&Simi wants to absorb callow: a kindly

top: a pnilomphleal beachcomber inRobert Stowe uniform: au uvetweIghtnimphomentac who forces you to evertyour eyes each time Alm roll. out Inlan4 of i her bathing wit: a parcel of/Uglily annoying kid.. and soodry other.There I. no particular nearest for thecrone to be Coney Wand: It oil entglitStiet at well have happened In CentralPark or Weshioston Market.

The list of characters eerie, also tooutline the plot: the form provided by/Miss Alibi and Mr. Newman glees theirswami ototy threads -41p* rather -neeTrine unity than that. 'The dialogalums* militantly undistinguished: any-one who ham ever react cheap novasknow, exactly what's going to happenand when; and there's no Melon to Mr*partkularly. anyhow. There are attemptsat metortranta end humor, but the prerailing boredom remains unrelieved; theauthor,' idea Of melodrama. you ore. Isto have the heart -broken huthand chokethe burn to death while busing to him thetato ta the wife's suicide -asteno thatInexplicably falls to get hull played Ina green Blot -aid their idea of humor lato have a couple of little bays climb poketinder the boardwalk In order to lookthru the booed. up the skirts of femalepauendiy, Thin last. Incidentally. isprobably the most tastelesermule of the&rade. what with the puticipatlan ofChild actors In It. prurient matinees.

Saco with all that. however. the playprobably reeds better than it playa at thefloyete There not easing much. butJ. B. Daniels'. the director. aimply erat-tmed It accuse the eines and let It sprawlthere. There Is no coherence or pace, nobuilding toward the few climates theauthor* provide, no ttehtening of direc-tion even In the elimaetio .ernes. Andthe huge cast gives performances thatrange from exotilert to the Impossible.Outstanding Is Same* Todd. one of ourdriest actors, who 1413,6 tbru the rtdieuletierole of the dere: ved htirmand io effectivelythat you almost believe In It. humanity.Cans langther does onnstetently nicework si the Jewish mother. IfeetwetRatner la oortimendebly sincere a. thelad who wenta to become o doctor.Dorothy Lthatre has Simile* momenta asthe deceived wife. and some of the othersare pleasant.

Real rand -what looks Mce tone of It -le heaped on the Royale tillage and in-sistentte flies Into the ewe of the cus-tomers, That la It Cede like sand toyour ears. But maybe IV. only the dialog.

SEX INTO ORIENTAL(comift.ed from pd00 5)

Chi's burly set -tip. Oriental newepoiweand marquee bleats Istingia heavy mess012 leg art.

The burly blies burst forth last weekWith the ghat show Under Todd'. man-

eget:Dent Recur title screamed SauperyVes Revue In ad.', leg -kicking panty pixappealing to We nude eye. Burly Watt -Mite with three burly performers. MelteKapian, who used the name of EddieKent. Prank 8cal111e11. and KhannonDean, were featured. Current thaw con-tinues the paint:ay angle with the tag

of 10ft. Kent, Scannell, and Deanrepeat MG Meek burly player.. IdurielPage. who sou Tofitt's Mame Dancer atChea A Century or Prows., dory a d2X02culled Sutton's Drntut. The tire, Orkiehlest week WWI belted IAA Red Garter Girls.tilts "seek conUnues the a. a. theme atthe Kultm Deatitko end the SedilettveSenorita*. The double name this week'AAA neceseltsted by a double stage shoe.which. together with tho flicker. enabledTodd to Mob to We 'Three GiantShows.' SeCond Waco ohm which Isaeparated from nest by a quirk curtain,feetures Don Pednie dectiratrs end theConga Revile, Next week Count SendViers unit. Pan-Ainericen Paine., willbe used, following which talent derivedfrom Todera vUilt to New York this seekand acts town his -faintly-priced" niteryw ill be the bails Ice Oriental bills. De-spite the tint impreseion that leg -artwill be the rule at the, Oriental, Todd'splans for future' shows have not yetJelled,

SlgnLog of Reinhart & Kate with Amen -Sean Oulld of Variety Memo trim eget:*held up this week. Blocking It wasB. & reCiumt that the chorus min-imum at the ntate-Lake Theater be towna special waiver reducing thole salariesbelow the usual Minter min/mum re -calved by AOVA_ Acmes' union refusedthis regatta*.

Previously, deal wait held up whenIt, &. wanted to atjts for nee yearsinstead of one and without the specialrisc-in-cost-of-living rider which AC1'.Anow Include, to all contracts surpassing

ynar period.

LONDON'S LATER SIIOWS(CoefInteed from paps 5)

with 710 p.m. Mures. Picture hinmen areclosing at 0 p.m, Mote Is an now COscout the Runday blue lave to girt mu -ninon& and other defense workers achance for week -end entertainment.

Subway sleeper* have been reduced Innumber, but the lea: eenstls showed that53.0:0 persona were atilt taking refugethere. As a mem% rand* shows havebeen organired to "tour" the subways.Many a aubwity platform la now a sow,with the orchestra on the tract, S* .and night club profeenorsela are puttingon .howl In come of the binge shelters_Thus is all without pay. Tenstorer.

As black -out time gets later, there willbe etlll greater activity to *reside curllent. Other manageineola are expectedto derive eneduragement from °come

FROM OUT FRONT(continued tent,. page 73.1

will not go In order to Increase the propaganda -induced hysteria that threatens toengulf our country.

OKE In recent years bra suspected thnt talent plays any particular pert InII getting a chance on the stage; the present set -tip of the theater makes thatImpossible. Talent Mo. does tmuatly help to bang trim,. who get a chance intothe forefront of our teeming hopeful.. to recent Peeeons. howeerr. It hen in.creasingly appeared that talent, If your gender happens to be feintnine. plays muchlesa a part than the poracealon of a type of phyelenie that Inaxisliceblr passe. A.beauty anionic cerlein of our daily critics. hi recent year. quite a few young Orliwho*, lack of talent has been larnootAbly obrlous haste been turned Into Importantplayers (and here been awarded screen contrertel because of the 40417 nesa-prItttedsighs of the lade who write reviews. It would be cavalier. I suppose, to name mimeo.but anyhow. not one of them showed the ability that you could reasonably expectfrom an umitetingulthed member of the graduating claim of a dratemtle school: andtheir various and diverse phystral attithutts. tho in 'rune coast obrlotts arid un-denieble, wore in no cast what tilts reporter would label beauty, even In fun, Allof which would seem to indicate that a girl who is turned down ln a Chorus callneed only get a email speaking rote in order to become a star of the drama on thestrength of her Unsurpassed icerelinme....

While speaking of thinns feminine lot which Pm fitted to write as an slatboritybecause I know nothing at all about theta) tt Alt.ITIA to me that the people who&oleo wOmerfA modern clothes for the stage are to need et a theta treerlutUllrig.The Germaine* with which some of our female players have been CtIrtedl In MLR andother relent seasons are not only growing generally more outre. but stn uglier. Theell:max. I think, was muted thts past week In the rotor:nes designed by Valentinafor the Me of Mt.. In., Claire. a lovely ectress. In her role In The Talley Method.If anything could conceivably make Miss Claire look 'rumple, (as a matter of fac..nothing could) those coeturnee would do It. And even more than matebleg them iaMies Clatre's first -act hat, After goring at It for half an act you can only contemn,that Mite Claire warn It as a belated election bet...

ht:11 speaking of things feminine. it mere. to use that some einweetatiOn 11 longoverdue foe the talents of the one women who reviews phew regularly for a NewYork daily, Mesa WIWI... Waldorf, of The Po.t. MU. Waldorf Is drams editor anddoes reviews when Jobn Manor frown IA 111 Or MK of town, hut she has long de-served a flog -string critical berth. She Is by long odds the Dont redo -tree in townthe only one who tonAlstently beings a fresh intelligence, an Independence ofthought, 2 brightly .parkling Wit. an unbiased viewpoint. and a deep lore of thetheater to her remain* Some of the others bring one rx two of those attributes. butMite Waldorf confidently bilega them all. Maybe I'm prejudiced because I happenusually to agree with her: but I stet* that even Om I el:roomed. hee outsiendingattributee wrruld three the 'erne evaluation. Shea a breath of clean. Dash air inthe stuffy throne -loom Of orltielsni.

Black's eketnicn to moven tile Pullet:tit=Morels k with Apptirmuct. n moue whichhad run for a short spell at Motbornginjgro when the blue began and closedpractically every local theater. Date Ispicked as being earliest on which it willbe possible to run thru two afternoon'bows coding before black -Out. Perform-ances are likely to Mart. at 2 and add.the second stow getting later and Lakeeach week. Black is ales considertog oneshow a week at 10:30 win., thin hestergworked ourcesefully at some of Iotaprovincial houses

Other managements contemplating re -°prolog have to face a shortage of elec-trician.* Many dulled nun are eitherIn the torero or here goals Into othigwork Once the theater. aeon'.

London Coliseum pantomime. Afeddhs,doled February 8. Had Sunday openingbeen permitted. e longer tun might wellhave been powdble.

Considered one of London's most beau.tifol theaters, the Bade cornea back tolife with three hour, of valid. and pigfor troops and civil eternise workereever; day except Monday. Opening week%'slide. arranged by lack Ilytton. liedDelxoy Somers and bend. Cliff Cooke.Roland Pettehel, Agar Young Duo, aridVivian Paget. Admire:on Is by !rev In.'Mations Issued thru welfare centers.

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Bow at Laredo, Tex.,Is Best in 3 YearsFor Greater United

LAREDO, Tea, March I. J. GeorgeLees's Greater trotted Mimes chalked upthee, most suoorwful opening In threeyears at the Washington Birthday cote-brat2011 here on February IS. Capt. BillyMader, high act. la free attraction.Staff Includes J. Clears. Low. owner: O.U. (rep) Hill. secretary: Jack Edwards,

general agent: Frank J. Lee. pros andcKniracting agent; Harry Wilson, bill-poster: Grady liewalma lot superin-tendent: Marne Harris, electrician. G. W.'Scott. eminent: IllIten Mom. showpaInter. Al algebra. 774e glilboard AxlesAgent or.r1 moll man; front gate ticket..Mn,. Elmer Cohan: sound truck, Fredberilth.

Maple Willi concessions includecook/mum% Mrs. Maple Williams. man-ager. Mrs. J. D. McMahon. etahlet; .1. B.McMahon. griddle. Cleve Iteeder andHarry Lantz. waiters: Prank Froderno,conk; C. It. Raymond and M. Beene,dinhes. Crab ntand. Charlie Ella. Bine°.

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SHOW WILL POSITIVELY PLAY 12 LEADING FAIRS UNTIL NOVEMBER22. Complete list will be announced its March 19 issue of The pillbOard.WANTID--Sbbc, lend telleblo Rlde U.n, fuernew end Serowe Men for Iderry.Co-Reund.ferric Wheel. b.Car Whip. Cheito-Plene, Scooter. tech foreman melt be a meekaateow his ride. Toe "Dew paid. WANTED-11onager far french Cosine. Only leeeeeefedle duty that um wader., W tarnish wardrobe and get people fee tbh type of skew,WANTED -fat Show. We hew complete new frame fat Show. WANTID-few Meanswig Clue Num. WANTED -Well 0..4 Penny Arcade. joke MN Aiduksaa. wouldlaw to hear from Dope Show Peeple--Girl., ItePWene ebeteeweee. wANT20-Ulmer. fee latotordwent. We low complete. new ft...ea Mee.. WILL SOON Oetweare.ttelte-Pfene. 7.C. Tilt. Sliver Streak or R«liee. Will bask any other ride rrItith Neinor esetact well cobalt we kayo. WILL 000K I teed. Wheel fo mak,. TwosWANTED--Ceeicessieme. Whereat woe Coupons are pron. Also Pelarbtry, Law Range

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Joe Williams, manager. Tea Wile endRay Johnson. agents: Pete Lantz,checker. Penny pitch. Norma Johnsenand Mane Larsen: ham and bacon. TomSweeney and John Peters: blower game.Rawl Johnaon. Bottles. Al lOrlay. Joeand Arendt; Lopez assistant& Stringgame. Ed Wall: ball game, Jerry Jackson.

Other concessions are basketball game.Elmer °ottani lead gallery, Bert Clark-son; frozen dessert, Teddy Webb. Mr.and Mr. P. 0. Templeton: cone rack.Either Shaffer; two boll grimes. C. L.ernitie. W. W. Collins, assistant; popcornand peewit trailer. Juanita Edwards.Monkey Speedway. Mr. and atre JosRider Phil Hunt and 'Thomas Emended,agents. A. B. Cloldeton. popcorn andpeanuts; cotton candy and candled ap-ples, Mrs. Csoldston and daughter andRed Burns. Mesita: bawling alley. Tedlewni; cotton candy and kennel corn.W. lt. Richards: R. A. Whittelwy, sus-abstant. Snow omen B. N. Harris

RidesOctopus. B. FL Butt. manager: Mrs.

Britt, ticket*: Skeeter. Garrett, foreman:Tommy Heath. second man. Rolloptarre.IL C. McQueen. manager: Jack Ross.foreman: Harold McNeil. second man.Whip. Bert Marmon, manager, Mrs.Clarkson, tickete: John Elko. foreman;Tommy Brent. amend man. blerryClo-Round. Wady Hawkins, foreman: Rob-ert Mick, clutch; Peggy Thominon. tick-ets. Perris Wheel, C. N. RIII. manatee:Prank Musser. foreman: Clyde Thomp-son, tickets. Sky Rade, Perry Onekrano.foreman; Rny Cum. tickets. Loop -o -Plane. Juanita Pennington. tlekets:Chick Lowman. manager. John Dorris.foreman. Kiddie Autos and Aeroplanes.Mrs C. N. Hill. manager and tkkele: JoeValencia, foreman, and John Panning.assistant. Miniature Railroad. Mr. andMrs. Ed Crow. Pony Itide. Prosy Mike.manager. Manuel Roche and Itayir.ondVele, maistanta.

ShowsCrystal MAYO, ChAtlle DeKreko. men-

ages and tickets Jack Cole and CharlieRotten, sasistanta. Penny Arcade. Nateend Edward Lambert; Walter Wain.mechanic. and Alvin Oentry. caretaker.Mechanical City, Uncle Josh's Term andaforikeytown, Mr. and Mra. Irwin Nolte:Jack Beane/lamp and Prenctiy. lecturers.Circus Side Show. Charlie term, man-ager no Walla, talker and tickets: PatCowmen, "wool bac How and EaterWheeler, African pigerdes: Beatrice Orlf-nn, armless and footless gift F21. frogboy: PalnProof Benson: Billy Zerrn. In-d& lecturer. Red. Hot. and Blue Revue.Ott. Labored, manaeer: Dorothy Lettere.Evelyn Perryman. Mildred Wcestig, ColleenMcCormick. Lillian Stanley, entry Mar-tin. Kingdom of Nature Animist Show.Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Crotrell. meners-lee-truens: Frank Burton. ticket& Burets of6hanghal. C. L. Johnson. IletlywoxlTrained Monkey Stars Earl Chambers.MATIDter: 'Amway Avery. trainer: HenryValentine and Billy King, assistants:Wolter tairsen. ticket& Freak Animistsand Merle. Rotarian Phillips. manager:George W. MIller, tickets.

Walters Included Gov. W. Lee 0 -Daniels.of Texas: Omens! Pyron. Pbrt McIntosh:Harold Draught. Robert Curran, ArtWiese, George Vagina& Mr. find Ws.Jack Becht% Bold McGee. Mr. and Mrs,aftt Gerard. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 11111, MaxStardre, and 'coward Curia.

Cold Nixes Franks DebutALBANY, Oa.. March 1. --One of the

Severest coed wares to Mt thts sectionIn 20 yews forced cancellation of PranksGreater Shoes' Scheduled opening horntoday. Manager W. E. Franks said thatthe onnutization. comprising 6 *bows,7 Mee. and 25 cononslona. will esttinder way on Its 1941 tour next Settleday, weather permitting.

MARRIAGESleenttaurd from nape 281

OleynIck. Mettler at Lbw theater, Venal -:try 22 In arterepoet.

rostrnow-fanTst-ttay tra and Pome-roy. nonpro. and Jerry Smith. Shorn, girland niece of Chuck Gregory, burlesqueproatmer. February 14.

WitTTL42/345-Prank Whyte. demon.envoi% and Pearl Suns, formerly withthe World of Mirth Shrews end MightyShendey Midway. February ID In Cincin-nati.

eomcng 772atitagesGeorge Armed rein. commercial manager

of Station WLO0. Logan. W. Va.. and

Dorothy Thornbury. staff ptenid andvocalist, soon.

Roy rauattno (Felix Adams). thief an-nouncer at Station WLO(). Logan. W. Va.,and Ikulah Browning. performer heardover that *tartan, soon. Faustinc, la aveteran rep and tab performer.

Hal Darla, press agent, and EvelynLeach. stonpro. In New Teak April 16.

&fitsA daughter. Betay Coe. to Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd G. (Ducky) Barris at KurdishCovenant Hospital, Chicago. February 7J.Father I. director of the National Farme nd WNW Roan NBC program.

A eon. John Hager. to Mr. and WS.George Stellinan at EXPIte,t011 (Ill 1 Hos-pltal February 19. learner la continuityeditor of Station Wand. Chicago,

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ltublnShapiro February 19 In Phtledelphia.Father is owner -operator of the AdmiralTheater, that city.

A son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gentile InDetroit recently. Pother la an announcerat Stetson =LW, Detroit.

A daughter, Mate Sue, to Mr. and Str0Lowell Richard Havens In P. & S. Ile.-pi San Antonio, Tex.. December 29

A eon, Arthur Wayne. to Mr. and WmArthur Evans rebruary 23 In New Or-leans. Mother is the former Jean Martin.dancer.

A danzhter. Rena Rae, February VI toMr. and airs. Johnny Reeves Jr.. at HolyFaintly Hasp:tel. La Mate, Ind. Father isa publicity man and was with the DodsonShows last season.

A boy. Whites, to Mr. and Mrs Stanleyficlinentworl February 24 at Pssaarans lice -poet, Chicago. Mother Is Donna Roads.Chimps radio actress.

DimasOpal Lee Dither (Prince/4 Idlin ). of the

Farad's* Renee on the Cetlin WtheriShows the pant lice year.. from GeorgeR. Miller recently to West Palm Beach,Florida.

SPRINGFIELD VAUDE(0Crottigred front pope 21)

ball In Chicopee and that Mitchell Ayresband was drawing 2200 people at theMunicipal AirdltoriumE. M. Lore has had the halm rInlimped and recerpeted The secondbalcony hes been opened for all per-formances now. 81noe being opened ithas been filled up et a number of show.e nd takes rare of turn -away crowds onFriday and Saturday Minns then mude

usually peck the hOurs.The first wed( In March will me six

days el cantle. A Major Howe. unit willplay the fired three days and a Taltdebill the last three days,

The atagewhow. Girl, on Parade. In-cluded the Eight Arden Dancing Darn.aels the Three Jackson". John Kelmand Mildred Jocelyn. Brown and Snyder.Harry Rose. end theta Brothers andThiene.

On the screen. Car of the Black Per.roc.

BUFFALO VAUDE(Continued from pope 21)

been upped to 35 to SO Cents from 2Sto 40 cents.

The 20th Century facattng capacity.3.200: house average. 60500 for straightMenai opened well February 27 for n

three-day stand of Count Coals, drawinr.$1.1300 the mat der Ttrtal take expectedto lilt 1113,000. Sharing honors with theCount are James Ruthtsig, Helen Ritmee.Peg -Leg Bates, and Con and Bonny. PleIs Penney Boy. Tilling out the week, toend March 3. are doubts) plc, Conroy andShe Couldn't Say No. which are expectedto bring $3,500 to the box office.

Per week ended Tebruarr 20 the Cannary did nicely, mostly duo to ROOd threedays with Singers* lillelgsta MIT artist.drew $4,400, considered *Oh. Plc. Whocoiled Ann, Magpie. Fee remit:10er ofweek films did poorly, 10.0.4tne 112,5g°In four days. They were Little Mee andBarnyard Patties,

The Buffalo (mating caperlty. 3.300:home average. *124001 Is biding Its' timewith screen attractions until anotherbatch of name bands cornea to thismonth. Week ending alarcli.6 has Wett-er+, efislon plus The OW In the News,which should grow 113.000. Por wattended February 27 VPpinis, Lye WanItenry, and march cs/ Time puma sada-lattory 414,900.

March 8, 1941 GENERAL OUTDoort Thn Billboard 61

LWest Coast NotesWALTON DE FELLATON

LOS ANOELES, March 1.-Witbdeluge ea rain flooding this city andthe 8outbern Cantos -Mr, district. vartcru_s,bean attempted to make their 1041 debutbat week. Most of them escaped with-out serious damage, but the beachoagain received the brunt of the stoem.

. . Arthiun Mighty Amason Showswere fortunate In esimping the worse ofthe stem and arrived In Bakersfield.Calif.. Amens) hours before the stoma/truck the Ridge Route. Steady mm pre -relied in Bakersfield for two days. butno Cleanse wee done.... Botrenn Joy -land Shows opened outplelotaly et theRiverside County Pain Indio. Calif....Seibrand's Meer/Illy and Clark's. Orratexshoes were in the storm arm but ca-mped with little damage to San Mom.Calif. . . Mr. and Mrs. Denlel (MaliCross sail family wired from 01411three-month trip to Florida.. . . JcoKrug was suddenly taken Ui, but is reported on the road to recovery. . . .

Johnnie Ward's Museum on Main Street1a doing well... Mr. rind Mmt CharlesIL Millen conorasionsima. have agatessigned with Crate' 20 Big !Shown . .

Id* Mae Lenges recently Joined WhiteCity Shows with her meteminons. .

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hicks are opeeat-Int their auction onsemalone onArthur's Mighty American. MiltRunkle. who inn been active at the localdraft beard. haa resigned and cOntens.plates entering another Hoe of bualneas.

. Louie Well has recovered from hierecent Mixon . Seven aerial unitsare to preparaDon at the Jack PehallerStudios. Hollywood. . . Mrs. WilliamGroff will not tour this season. but willremain at the Groff horeettead in Bell.Odle. . . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams*111 again hare their Roll -o -Plane withCaere Greeter Shows.... O. H. Miler -brand. whoa" cafe in Wilmington. Calif.u doing well, it Ili... . Everett W. Conwho boa been doing the selenium weekfor the White City Show's. left to yolnthe shows In Timms, Aria. alter a visitwith Ins wife, Betty. . . And hire.Crowley are visitine the Southland andMing entertained by their many friendsIn this section... Mr. and ion. RolandW. Richards, formerly a publicity repre-sentative for the Amusement COMM-Won of America. *reined from Florida.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Caged hatesigned with the Pierre Ouellette Shoal,.

.. The <Henn Henry Duo returned fromengagements at theaters in Poentello.Idaho: Ety. Nev., and Ogden Utah.

Malone Goes to RCA AgainTAMPA. March 1.-Jentot (Jimmy,

Malone, tor 22 yearn auto racing publicistend dtreetor of publicity for Yiortdabtate Fair brie since 1930, will againenorevine advertising end exploitationfor the Racing Corporation of ornerier'this year. John A. Sloan, perldent. an-nounced here today. With more then

mayor fair contrects signed and pm -se-men bright for nearly as many more.Sloan anticipates hie most active yeartime be took Over speed orcult* afterthe death of ht. rather. J. Alex Sloan,fite yearn ago. Still -date operattotnt willbegin In May with both big ear andmidget oonsretttkina. Pair dates willbegin In early July and Continue IntoNovember.

Houston Coneesh Takes UpHOUSTON. Tex. March 11.--Jobn 1

Andrew, manager of the Coliseum rindCity Auditorium. reported to city coun-cil that the city made net profit of14.17350 from Its food and drink canoes -:lone In the Coliseum during the !Mas-ten rut Stock Show end Livestock Jeeps -salon on February 5-12. compared with a42.20758 profit during the show bustYear, The show this year wan on eightEnna and on nine days hat year.

A}11AGIVIA DISPUTE(Continued from peer 3)

dented title. but the ebarge made by.1.S.110 le Included in the government'spmtforlo.

Miele from the special angles Involvedin inns Mae. there Is the o'er -all situationof the Jurtioe Deperentemin current role'sheer labor Untrine are concerned, Theoutcome of the ASCAP content decreeloot week has opened up a new MUDSOf action to federal government Nor-io; unions open to the possibility ofallnllar government Insvattpetton. Petrtl-

AF14-ACIMA ease 1a another Instance.It La enured that William Green, An

rroilektin win probably be dragged Into

The Cincinnau of-fices of The gitibosrdhave on file thowtandsof biographies of mem-bers of the amusementprofession end alliedfirldo. Not a week paints that thisDIN:rapt:1ml file is not drawn uponfor data of people who have passedon_ If you Ate not represented tothis file please send to The Billboeeditoeraphical Editor, 2.4-27 Opera

Cincinnati. O., the followingdata about yourself:

Name. age, place and date of titrUnhome address. number of years Inamusenaent bualneas. or If In anted

Ric9taptties

fie:d to state; date ofentering it and firstconnection and capac-ity: other connectionsand capacities andlength of each con-

nection to date (mention years Itpossible); married or Engle; If mar -tied. Mee wile's name and Mate ifshe la active in amusement business:if married previously, min names.dater. etc.; names Arad ages of chil-dren If any; names and addresses ofpatent& names of fraternal andbusiness a:gamut:mu you belong to:date of furatentne data and your&Knot in*,

the effete. since both AIM and AOMAbelong to AFL. He recently pledged fullco-operation to the government duringthese critical Inn en Whether or notthe nets and agencim will Actually TAprosecuted on the -consplrecr chargeclad remains to be teen.

48G FOR ICE FOLLIES(contmmed from page 4)

Mood of 65.041 sow the allow. Arenanormally aeon OPOO. and on the !notennenmeent show wrs a complete selloutbefore the run was half over.

Falles chalked up an all-time high InDance with 138.000 In a single weekfollowing the January week here.

Another thing etriphaelxing themounting public following was the ex-tension of the current neacCin from 48to 40 weeks. Omar Johnson. Eddie Ship -inset. and Roy Shipload. Foi!fce ownersand performers. announced thoi weekthat Instead of the allow entelne with atwo-week run in Minneapolis March 23.tee spectacle has been knotted for twomote weeks In Chicago. March 74 to April8. and a return four -day engagement laBoaton, April SO to 13.

BUFFALO. March 1.-The ice Follies oftrusIng a stand February 18 to 22,

which was 'monitored and promoted by theBuffalo Hockey Club. Inc. and theShelters or TemPla TIOLMII13. at the newMemorial Audilontun. broke all heats,records. including that of the Sonia HaasHollywood lee Reese of last December.Foe flee pertornotnees Paint greened aJuicy 501.500, with more -than -capacityhouse. the lent three nights. despite,atrocious weather. Advance sale for theMend. according to publicity director W.H. Redlich, reached 580,000.

On the opening night the ShIpitead-Johnson ertmeringanza pulled 0.000payees, with auditorium capacity 10.000.After that etch night showed a taxableattendance Increase, with LOCO noWed/medusa 10.000 on Thursday. 11,000 onFriday. and about 11200 for closing night.Prices were sealed same se for the Henn)show. 63,10 to 0275,

While the ShrInem had solely sponsoredthe Henn Mum on a percentage beanthey were on the moll erA of the !noelpromottonel set-up this time, getting ispercentage of the profit made by theHockey Club.

CAMPS PROBED(Continued from perm 4)

At Rat DU the only rear entertain-ment fesolitne wee for monies. Mrs.Holt pointed out that the army Wall notonly paying Hollywood for the filma butwas at Mon particular camp chargingthe rookies 20 Meta Morten to see thePim /MP are also charged for admissionMtn recreational hall.

line-up on the Committee includesWalter Omen. Actors' Dotty: RuthRichmond. Chorus Equity: George Heller.APRA secretary: anion Ready, Equity:Prank Gillmore. Pour A's president: PainTurner and Henry Jaffee. attorneys:Florence Moreton. SAG: Alan Covent.Theater Authority; Meek Smith, APRAyap.. and Mrs. Holt, chairman of thecommittee.

NBC. COLUMBIA(Coattnaed from pare 31

tutors. math at Ants Cbeintera and In-ternational Haerrater Company, havestopped recording. war orders keepingthese plants going at full cep:Lefty.

Current business, exclusive or tran-scribed anon. at World: Renewed con-tract with Studebaker Corporation for

35 disks to air on 100 station.. withRichard lumber. Ray Bloch, and gutsstare, including Prances Langford. RudyVence, Dorothy Lamour. Bob Hope. andDon Arneehm renewed contract withRalston -Purina !nem Feeds, waxing 20disks of Choc-J:4.'1)00ml Time, which airson over 100 stations and !natures ChickMartin and the De Zur:eh !Patera

The NBC Rialto Recording Division lacurrently engaged in cutting a teries of13 quarter -Tour disks for Omar, Inc..plugging Wonder Pious. Agency I. BM,-bloeForland. for which NBC Is alto cvt-tang Maca Yeast records. It Is also re-cording a steles ce spots for the U. S.Gypsum Company In the interests ofTenant' point

Columbia Rocording la cutting musicalspots for Wrigley Gum. Understood theWrigley campaign. placed thru Vander.bie & Ruben*. is very extensile* andspatted heavily In towns near armycamps. Swift de Company, thru J. WalterThompson, In addition to wing theNBC Nrrakfast ChM, Is haling Columbiacut a ernes of spots for Vlgoro. Alsohas repeat truslesesa from Hutto -Mal &Ryan on Rhythm Stop Shoos and Gal-vinton-Ifotteton Urea -erns. Inc. Bays-Maclearland is dividing Omer, Inc., Dual-nms between NBC And Columbia.

10-2030(rceoffnatd from pow 26)

luminaries of the screen got their busestraining in the reboot of popular -pricedrepertoire.

THOMAS ELMORE LUCY'.

Loa Angeles.Editors The Billboard.

I have been much Interested In theletters published in The Thirboord refer-ring to the rep shown of years ago,Strange indeed that not one roe mademention of the James R. Walt* com-panies. Wane. I Waive, was ono of thepioneer. of rep &lows, if not the fleet.He was known as the "Barnum Of Reper-toire..

In 1800. I was with his No.1 companytouring the New England States. Mywife and I were members of the orchestraand presented our marionette act aswell as playing parts when required.Our orchestra was known and billed asthe Williams Family Orchestra. 000tto-ins of the Williams Trio, novelty inualoalmints: Mr. and Mrs.,Berry Clean LinealJ. Mee, Orcheetra leader, and PrankAndrewa. cornettst.

William A. Hasa (Uncle Bill), nowIrving in Panthers*, Calif., was businessmanager and publicity. Among the com-pany of players were Alfred Macey,Lillian LaRoota Lee Stant Benin Rob-inson, Prank Andrew,. and meant othersthat I cen't recall. Waite also had aNo. 2 company that towel the monoWent, and a 10.30-30 count opera com-pany. He we* almost constantly withhis No. I oompany and would dellree hisfew -minute speech at retry performance.On Friday night of tech week he wouldappear to the leading role of his originalcomedy, Eisele Reuben.

Waite gas* up repertoire about 1901and for several seasons appeared artvaudeville In tun abbreviated versionOf Uncle Reuben.

My oompIlmente to Walter Nealandfor his well -written arid tntereatinganklet, BARRY GRAY.

Perth, Ont.Editors The 1011boord

I have been greatly Interested In thenumero-.ms letter. In The 8111board per-taining to old-time rep shows, but havetailed to nottce any mention of thefollowing tricky Harry Lindley Comedy

Company, H, Webb Charobetlain StockCompany. and Meeks Bros.' dramaticcowman:ea, at one time four in number,mansge4 by It. W. Marks. Tom Malt.Vaste Stark', and Joe E. Marius.

Marks Eros.' headquarters were 12 minafrom Perth, et Christine Lake. whichToon Marks christened "Trio Ifillerney ofCanada." Their shows always rehearsedand opened their amoone here. Tom andBob died in recent years. Joe still livesat Chen -Lien bike, and Ernie has a monohouse In Collown. Ont.

ARTHUR M. JOFOISTON.

Mize Island. III.Editors The Biltheord:

litessrthog the old 10-20-30 rep coenpeaks, here are some things the advo.cites of the return of the old-time snoresshould cora:dm. Most of the old o003parties earned loose drops which thestage manager with the thaw buttonedonto the regulation house drops. Wouldthe present atitgehencle union stand forthat> Not much. That's out.

The piano Mayer would take ticketsin the gallery until 8:15: then start towork In the pit. The musicians' unionwould stop that right now. That's out.Rentfrown Jolly Pathfinder, carried abend. No 10-20-30 show could standthat overhead now. I U111 Minter Good-rich'; advance man paint four three -sheet Menet for daubs In remit of thetheater and thou go out and put thecaup turfman'. Thatn out. Brunton witha abort -handled brush and a bucket ofpaste and bluing the town with heraldswould he Olit 114 the Where' mufti

Merchants don't stand foe lithographflosbes in their feint ItSIMICOrt any more.So that's also out. The method of givingone fm ticket with each paid adultticket, and the usual Brewing on thefinal night !or a wale of furniture. a4110 gold piece. or a Jersey cow wouldn'tclick with the movie-rairtled public to-day.

With the movie Interests hiving mosttheaters lensed or closed to rcadshows.the traveling companies would be formalto resort to tents. Sign, licenses andlack of Minable Ion would force thephases to pitch way out In the Jungle*.

Itowlehows. vaucternle, and stock eon, -ponies are a thing of the past-thanks.nousltelhanc.e mos.:ad Equinterit7eats.. stagehand..

HENRY LOPOREN.

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AMUSEMENT MACIIINEfA PeAvimeittfi Opatztota., Johbea, Di.212ibutou and Adanufactateim

Conducted by WALTER W. HURD-Communitatlona to Ashland Builchng. Clark and Randolph S . Chicago

CommitteeThe progressive Kansas City association and its attorney

balm outlined a program of services which a national organi-sation or headquarters for State and local associations couldand should render to the industry. Four general sugges-tions are made which agree in most respects with tho ideasthat have developed in the trade thru the years.

The basis of the suggestions is the recognized need ofsomo central organization or headquarters that would bringtogether the various isolatod associations and groups thru-out the trade so there could be an exchango of ideas and alsosome central source to which calls for information and sug-gestions could quickly be mado.

In the editorial last week (page 58) it was suggested thattho foundations already have been laid for national centersor hoadquartors for all operators' associations in tho beadquarters which aro now maintained by the national manu-facturers' associations. The plans which already have beenstarted will provide tho most economical and the mostefficient services which could over bo made available tooperators' associations in tho various Stator and also tooperators in those areas where no organization happens toexist. The existing plans will also provide the boat meansfor securing co-operation among tho various sections anddivisions of the industry. No ono expects co-operation overto be perfect but a large degree of co-operation betweenall divisions of the industry will be absolutoly necessaryin order to mako any plan succeed.

It may be said that tho very first requisite is a planthat will secure co-operation thruout tho industry ratherthan division. agitation. and competition. The presentdevelopments aro so well under way that any agitation fornow and separate national organizations would merely bringcompetition into a situation whore no competition is wanted.If a national organization over succeeds in tho industry itmust have co-operation and not competition.

First, the Kansas City group suggests a public relationscommittee as a part of the national sot -up or council to buildup confidence in the industry and respect for coin -operatedmachines as such.

It Is suggested that much favorable publicity can besecured for the industry by properly organizing the talentalready within the industry. giving it duo recognition andputting it to work. Tho trade papers and their staffs aromentioned as being able to take the leadership in this fieldporhaps, or at least to offer valuable services. The industrylearned only a tow years ago that it has capable publicitymen, writers, and advertising men who can sondes realservices to the industry as a whole.

The manufacturers' associations have also duly considered professional publicity services and will make use ofsuch services when a financial plan or ample funds areavailable.

It is suggested that State and city associations do muchof the lob in promoting better publicity for the industry.But publicity ideas aro needed, according to the Kansas City

Three committees suggested to supply the 1Sim =ideas and the framework for uniting °per.iliOrN. associations in a national program

group. They suggest that Tho Billboard editorial staff, withits extensivo reporting system. collect and make publicityideas availablo to all associations. This is something towork on and moro details will bo forthcoming about thopossibilities for promoting better publicity.

Tho Billboard now has in preparation two bulletins.giving publicity ideas and suggestions, which will bo mailedto operators' associations as soon as ready.

A second committee suggested as part of tho nationalset-up would be known as the National Legislative Commit-tee. This committee would have tho Job of watching legislalion In States and cities and advising associations of thodevelopments. An important Job would also be to dovolopa legislative policy for the industry and try to prevent thopassage of unfavorablo local legislation which later mightspread to other areas. It would offer advice and encourage-ment to local associations in emergencies.

A legal committee would also be part of the nationalcouncil. it is suggested. which would have the Job of arrang-ing for the compiling of existing laws and especially ofadvising local associations on proper legal steps and co-oper-ating with local attorneys on iho best methods of defense.Tho past history of the trade has shown the groat need ofa contral source of such legal information and advice.

A fourth suggestion is that a monthly bulletin of ideasand suggestions for association executives be mailed to allsuch officials. This idea was appropriately discussed duringthe 1941 Coin Machine Show and the need for such a sorvicois well known to all officers and committees in associationwork.

Accordingly. Tho Billboard now is planning the issueof a tentative Association Executives' Bulletin which for thotime being will serve a good purpose and will most probablyproparo the way for something permanent.

In viewing these Ideas together, it is evident that theycall for office headquarters and office staffs, all of whichcost money. At present there aro throe national associations(two of thorn manufacturers) maintaining offices and staffsand any practical plans would call for the full co-operationof those organizations and their staffs. It is lust such co-operation that has been under consideration for somo time.

Also, the actual working of any of these plans calls for alargo and rather expensive editorial staff. Many have al.ready realized that Tho Billboard has a well -trained coinmachine oditorial staff and also an extensive reportingsystem which would coat any national organization manythousands of dollars to try to duplicate. This staff is beingincreased, and undergoes thoro training all the time. Itsservices aro being offered to tho national organizations inwhatever practical ways they can help. Ono of the firstJobs will bo to prepare copy for a bulletin by the AutomaticPhonograph Manufacturers Association which gives theboat defensive arguments for and in behalf of phonographs.

Those are suggestions to consider. Here aro reports onsome of the actual progress being made and also on thefacilities that can be had to koop iho industry going ahead.

March 8, I9t1 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 63

An imposing new ROCK-OLA development thattowers above anything else ever offered to themusic Operator. Its gorgeous Luxury Lightup,its smooth Dial -A -Tune selector and its marvel-ous single drop style slug -proof coin chute allcombine to make it America's plus value musicequipment. The unique styling of this acousticalmasterpiece is made possible through use of anactual tone column that separates high and lownotes of the musical spectrum and reproducesthem with true, third dimensional effect. Re-member, too, ROCK -01.A ToneColumrt is notjust a single purpose unit. May be ordered for acomplete new installation or for modernizationof old phonographs. A model for every purpose-a location for every model! See your nearestROCK-OLA Distributor today. Have a demon -titration of ToneColumn plus values.

illustrated is our Spectrarox Model No. 1802and Mal -.1 -Tune Bar Box Model No. 1501.

The principles of Tornreo/umst re fully emoted byU. S. Patents. Any infringement w9ll lie prosecuted.

MANUFACTURING CORPORATION800 N. KEDZIE AVE. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

64 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES north 8, 1941

EASTERSIL FLASHES

NEW YORK. March I.-Lack of usedtneetilnes is keenly felt In the New Yorkmarket. Lem:nest the country in the axleof reconditioned equipment, the loci:market long list bean shipping to ow/State In the Unlea. Ass rosult of thisintensdritol suavity the supply of Usedgames has reached an sterming low.Distributers litre attribute the low sup-ply to the feet that much new territoryis teeing opened the taut the country.

Rill Rankin. of International Muterscope Reel, reports that Ids Wm Is en-joyitsx a seta boom on Photo:mattes,Arcade *idea are big also there Is grow-ls)* demand for the machines near train-ing canape.... hick Integibbone reportsthat mice of Sally's Flicker are growingatesetily and says operators are demand.Mg than in Increasing number'. . .

Tony Geeparro wnrktng late M WestondUtributors trying to satisfy customaredenunde for the newest ZetaMit irseria.which Is reported to he a winner. Todyreports he enjoyed himself terrondoustyoss his recent trip to Arizona. . Ade.kids Molly) Solomon, of DuGranites. lecontidersd one of the' few girls In themen meciun Industry who really knowUm automatic se.erchandieleg field. Shemin tell you to the smallest bolt whatIt takes to makes great machine. .Jock Knotmenti, cd Arcoklyn. hes lefthis business In capable hauls andjumped to UMW to grab some sunehine.

DeWitt (fool Eaton. Eutern regionaldirector for fluokley Music System andOne of the (Retest traveling meth In theIndustry, entertelned the limes Redingdistributors the past week. Doe reporterthat the Chien* factory Is having dii.(Multi filling the orders which ereevading In from all Metem

(Rome Palter is getting reedy faIts antiwil birthday party at his home.George reports be will have a big seirpriesfoe operators. 'It's really terrtfle," he

.. Jock edienick look time outfor shopping thts week.... The Tri.WAyProducts Company. Inc., which hesamid so well with It* Ultratene andIlium:tone spreker.benes, is now pre.etrittng special P. M. epeaker to thetrade at S low Net Cohn andHarry Rosen, at Modern Vending Com.puny, report the firm Is huger than everptomaine for National Seeburg Week.The boys say ell they need to nukeeverything perfect Is a teat:shied of See -burg music machines.... Willie (LittleNapoleon) Matt ts getting ready to aroneon» diseributors tor the area be hall.Mos ss Buckley district &atm manager."Well make an announcement soon;be says.

OFF THE CUSP .

Irving Silverman. formerly of theStewart-MeCluire organization and nowMks minima for Melton. Moving Pie.Use Machtree Company. states that be-ta* tono the entire Country Till beoetnoperateet mnvtng picture machineellissitoto He reports that Reeitone willMon be to full production and ready forlennialiste delivery. . . . Mike !MovesMeads behind the ran of his enlarged

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ONS or Tilt REASONS COINMEN LIKE to stet the nose J. R. Keeney 0Company plant Ca fAts limurioue /elm end dirpley kompe. eir-coodflioned,fluorescent lighted. end colorful gloss Mirk wait. combine to make It one ofoho mat up -go -dohs Ire the Indintyy.

Coin Row showrooms, handling three orfour operators st a time. On the "monthfloor of their Mid Street showrooms JoeMuni». and Oeorge ChM are kept busygetting order, Out. Operators every-where hare been Melted to the hugesonde display which Mune,» is peeper-fng. . George eepects this to be thegreeted arcade year of all time.

Maley Lichtmen, of Rosy. is gettingell act to surprise the trade. . MikeVane, smistent to Bill Oats at Capitol

still gets a kick talking about hlathree trips to Bermuda with Sam Kress. -burg. . . Henry Zwick over at JackPitegibbone place lecturing on the coinmachine IndusUy. Henry hes hod muchexperience in the Industry and knowsail the angles ... Lon Herman reportsthat the /Immo Contact RR has clickedwith ocinnien everywhere. Tile ftern tskept busy trying to figure out a way tomosey ail csUore aa soon se possible. Theanateet kit is reasonably priced andlooks at tlos it will Imams a staple inthe Industry.

AROUND THE TOWNIry Marls. pram silent for Allied. saes:

"Tell the hot'. we ire going ahead-far'heed." ... The Allied Whartaling crewhonored one of the coin girl' last weekIn the Rumba Room of Rogers' Reeteu-rant when Helen Cohen. of nudist's, wastheir guest.... Dave Firestone. of Cent-a-Mtnt Oates Corporation. asps: "We aresetting tip distributors for our I -centMason Mint Vendee in an the leadingcities of the /Muth. I'm sure we willhave the Meal distribution set-up inthe country icon." ... nett Lana bog -distancing Meyer Oeneberg, of Oenco,bowling for crime games. Bert chime thedemand fa Oenco games II growingoenetently and he Is kept busy at See -board Sales filling orders ter the games.aa well as for ?haws:pee Aee Bomberand Dive -Mobile and Dent's "21." . . .

Earle C. nuke. Of Salk:Mal Novelty Com-pany, Merrick, L. I., working harder thanever to »tidy the demand for recondl.Dowel Machines. Itymle BudIn allsparked up over Mattes leperley. . . .

Lam Tatum mournfully reporting thatbe wu clothed out of machines the dayafter his ad appeared In The dliiboesd.Leon says he could hew sold 1V) (Urfaits many machines If he had hes] them.

. .Bill Albers we one of the tiostertdistributors in town while MaleyAronson was enjoying the /MAW son.Shins. Bill rays hes going to join the

AUTOMATIC

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The rowsrkabl colndrestated PISOROLATIC.sKlMe. a werlemde meoe resod*. eels -musks* tem, tonnes and ridden a Ns*Pananal Weft lee ryty 40 wesnad Repeinelrte attenelseh: very IIII4 rrlay strykIng.PROWN steady wooer maker. Imagoes»Wirtord 41.5iraltaa.INT tRNATIONAL MVOSCOPS RttL CO., INC.44.01 MA Sr. Lose bland Cry, N. Y.

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Inccida fraternity soon. es Chattel dureturned. "I've got an appointment withDick Hood. of Evan. to sop up romaatutthine," Bill eonildee.... Dave enneadArid Murray &odor. of Simon Beim.keeptne after the Keeney factory formore Velvets.... Mite Chance, of Du.Grimier, hes »<deed his draft question -more, sod the girls along Coin Row eresighing.. . . Ottleisits of the O. Y. Cor-poration my the swing by operators ofMI types of equipment to the DuOreillerAdeme. 1 -cent gum vender he. becomemore apparent once the lest conventiOn.Mtm. A. M. Strong report,: "Operatorsfind that the vender acts as Income In-suntnoc, and that Ma 'ernes, overheadIs cut when the vender; are Instelled."

JERSEY JOTTINGS . . .Business le better to Jersey than It

has been for a long time. The boys arekept buoy getting out orders, but mostfirms report they cannot getequipment to satisfy the demist:1;bualmt spot In Newark them days leComm Penis's office. where In Morrisis trying to satiety the demand for thegames they brindle. In addition, Its iswaking herd on Pleyrace boxes.... AlS. Cohen, of Mc% Is mewing bulk ma-chandissrs garter than ho can rebuildthem. Al Is at a lose to explain theterrific demand but maintains that "op-erators all over the country art learningthat we do the bat Rib of remnditlon-mR machines"... Iry Orn-stein. of Hercules. halve% been heardfrom lately. ... Iry reports: "I'm busy.I With t had about 500 good used gameson hand. Boy. how I could use them". . . . Jack Hazer. of Newark Colno.clicked so well with his lest ad In TheSn:lboard that he Is still trying to get outthe ihipments. . . . Barney (8.hugy)Sugerenen, Of MusiC Systeme of NewJersey. Inc.. OM= the firm will lilt 15distributors by the end of Much_ "Weere on the way." he claims, "towardestablithing one of the biggest Oats ofdietributcce that any district ot:Ingerfor Buckley can show."

OUT OP TOWN ...1se Rothstein. popular framer from

Philadelphia, In the city for n day ortwo. visited the Pickard display at theNew Yorker end Schork de fIchnefferaSportland.... Roy MeOinnis. of Balti-more. IS so busy he has given up hisfavorite sport, horseback riding. in or-der to be at the office by 8 o'clock everymorning. . . . Lew (Leaden) tendon ttAMAMI at the amount of busies timefirm did du:Mg Its fleet mouth. "Lout,'Sinins Company.' says Lew. "Is a retileader." ... Art Nyberg. of Calvert Nos -elty Company, Baltimore, Is herd Alwork on Sally's latest equipment. Ilereports that the demand Le going awayover the top in ht. motion. . . BonPesstrent, Packard dtstrlat manager faNew England end Eastern New York. intown to attend the Poruer.espebart'hoeing of Packard Pte -Afore et the NewYorker... Ed nearby, of newton, report.that ide Owl Mint Machine Company legetting ready for one oi the Wiriest ad-rattelng compatriot in tile AIStOry of theIndustry.... Ins IlluinerAtd, of GeneralVending Service C.ompAny, Baltimore.say& he his, Ocen using the telephonemat then the nun the last few wake.Iry bee been without is seCittary, and Inthe proems of breaking in a new ono

decided to concentrate on telephone oalltorn white.... Joe A.eh. of Active. Phil&denthls. on the other hand. has threesecretaries.... Still a lot of Unpenso InPhttly as "Arco" Al Rodetcin anxiouslyswans the news of a new antral. "1'mnot worried about any bets." Al claims."Ws going to coot plenty whether Wsa boy or a girt." . .. Luke Lane andTiny Meitner. noted Baton operators,along with Mike bond. of Bond thilmCompany. Boston. era pleniting a telpto New York shortly to me whit all the'hooting is about. . . . 13nm 8trattl, ofAmerican Cigarette. Pittsbusgh, ghat oftthe rood and earth' to go meteorite»

. . . Mike Carped. the Reading,Pn., whirlwind, event some time on CoinRow this week with his New York pals.

Ben Kulick. of Buffalo, jumped toNew Yak to see some of the local boy.last week. Spent only one any here.

HERE AND TIIEREBlock Marble Cons:rimy. with head.

quarters Us Philadelphies, reports thattee lino Of bulb* for pill game" ts goingover tremendously with Operators every.where. Byron Bleck, of the firm, ea»:"We have received hundred. of lettersfrom all over the United Stales Com.pltmanung us on our hoe of bulbs forpin eamee. In addition to the manyoompliments on our bulbs, we ere alsoreceiving compile:tots on our GuardianContact Kit, which has Item' that watt*the operator of merythirig he tweeds oha repair call."

It you ask Willie (Little Napoleon)Blatt how bustheas It. he always replete."AbI Ocelnt." The new Jobbers' A.1 -8001,110n bouts 100 per cent membershipand le going ahead with plans which willbenefit the gouts Industry. The sisals -Von is compeeed Of jobbers In the metro-politan Now York, Long based. and New-ark. N. J., &MAI. L L Mitchell Is picot -dent, with Murray Sendaw as **emeryand )1(117111/1 /Mein treasurer.... JackKey. of Ace Dist.Obutons has taken alittle time off from the rush to hibernateon the ands of Muni Brach.... JackBerger. of Newark Coino, Is tell pleasedwith the amount of business receivedthru the mail and from local operators.Jack claims his argsnizatton la stesAllybuilding.... Humbert Bettl. phonographand cigarette machine operator ID UnionCity. N. J. was the president of enoperators' umelation ati itcot1ond in104. . . . Al Scbtesinger. owner of theSquire Arnwesznontt Company. rough-kaosie, N. Y.. Is stain In the best ofhealth and working herd.

attar)BUFFALO. March 1.--Bileinese along

Coln macrame TOW this week is slightlyclack. because of Lent's beginning. whichalways has an effect on mice sa well ascollections.

Muth Itrultro, who specializes to op -antlers Of candy bar vender., reportsgood Mathieu In his Ube. with collec-tion, 'bead of January and above lastyou'd Feb:vary.

Rex Amusement Company is keepingbusy and Lew Wolf reporta Hood aims esn mutt of the big open -house party andshowing of Rock-Ola equipment recently.Waren Weise is the newest addition inthe Rex service department.

tun Finseteettt Rex Amusement's PRY -Ice =new. has just returned to workafter being laid Up for over a week withen oar Infection. Irene Snyder, secre-tary to Law Wolfe, Is on the sick UM

The new association of Buffalo Amuse-ment Muth* Operate» ts continuingto prosPer, and the new downtown antehendquortere now bout a full.tline of-fice manager, J. A. Werner. A aareteryalso has beets employed.

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Write us fed prices on all new andmad pin garnet. coverer games, andmachines of all types.

All models used phonographs arid theNew Victory Model Wurlitters.

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Mutoseope Ready ToBegin Deliveries

LONG /ELAND CITY, N. Y.. MarchWilliam Rankin. bead of Um Interna-tional Mute:mope Reel Company. Inaannounced thie week upon Ma returnnom a flying tour around the countrythat the firm would soon begin deliverieson Ace Somber. Drive-Mobtle. and Winc-es-0Mb.

Reblito mkt Ms trip was intended tostrange emitter 'shipments of the newhits. MI of which arc well Into prodiac-DOM

"We are now able to maitre operatcosand diatributons thruout the country'that three will be no lag to supplyingthe pi...meows/1 demand foe the prod.'sets. mid Rankin. I strongly urge coin.own to get in their orders quickly 1.0 asto get their same of follovr.up +Mtn -meats.'

It le reported that prettiest', withoutexception. operators. yotabera, and dis-Uthutors who base men the new nUrn-tem hare waxed enthusiastic on the ap-peal and earning

Southern AutomaticShows New Equip't

LOCRSVILLIt. ley., March 3.-Rundredeof coin machine men from the MiddleWest and South gathered at the *Metae the Southern Automatic Music Com-pany In Louisville. Cincinnati, that:in-n:ohs. and Ntobvtite over Saturday andSunday to witness a opeeftl showing ofthe new Sceburg music equipment. MSaid aa the Intent to gum and gam.en.MI Southern Automatic executives weretin drek to greet the Natters. whose staynal made a pleasant one with plenty ofeats and refredtments

Ntimerour factory representatives fromthe various coin machine manufacturingfirma were on band for the special show.Mg. and they promised to bend everyeffort to speed up ablimienta to thetallow offmes to ateure the operatorsprompt delivery. Southern Automaticeinem!' announce that the showings Inthe four clam brought a wealth oforders Co., new equipenent.

71Zittsteapolis-t. PaulM/NNkAPOLIS, Much 1 -With pram

mined at sexed thousand doners tobe Oren away at the banquet climaxingthe Northwest C001 Machine Show heretaro this month at the liseituon Hotel,A 3. Buck. of White Seen ticket chair -eon. reports he 10 neatest little difficultyto dtaposing of the elticaia.

"Even operators who don't plar, to takeIn the banquet," Buck mid "are buyingtickets la Order to be eligible for win-ning etre of the many gtfts Who saidfeting tickets' Is a hard Job?"

Meanwhile Don Leery. publicity chair-man. mad plans are nearing completionfor putting over one of the finest @DOHAin the country, third :naval for OdaModel. Leading coinesten from all see.ttons of the mitten have indicated theirintention of being present at the Mew.Leary said In addition. the fIVWSIL ma.chines and coin equipment manufac-tured will be displayed.

Witham Igniting) Cohen. Silent 133101Company. his returned from a 10 -daytaunt to Chicago and other pointsto find bushman at his establithmentbumming.

item Tarim. of Mayflower Novelty Cots.piny_ end Mrs. Miran win leave withina few days for a three-and.si-luslt weekmeat ton In Florida and Cuba. The Tananaexpert to be beck home In time to takein the Northwest Coln Machine Showhere.

Don Leary. or Automatic Salts Com-pany. has returned from an estemdedIleatton in and around the Panama

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CIJIEF ENWNEER BRUNO RADTKE, StaVes3 Manufacturing Corporation.inuttraten ease of headline the raped fire gun Witch Ls a feature of the (tan'syen ma Alan, Nlest bomber.

Canal. Leary said defense activities thereare very impressive.

Martian Peeler, of Mayflower NoreRrCompany. hat returned to his desk, abit wobbly after nn illnore Of merestweeks. Re returned to find butane -ayholding up in good shape.

DenuetDENVER, March 1. -Leo Negri, one Of

the four operating Negri btothera. bansold Me ono:sting matte in Wyoming andwsU operate in Northern Colorado, withheadquarters In Denver.

Morgan Ireland, operator at Canoncity Cow., lea disposed of his operationsthere to take charge of sale for theDenver Distributing Company. Irelandheut had three years' experience In theoperating Oeld.

OADOnter, head of the Rocky Moun-tain SOUndita Company, hex announcedhe franchising of another group of Wy-

oming counties to L L. Quirk, RockSpring.. All but nix counties' to Wyo-

ming are now franchised. accordingRenter.

Sates during January surpassed threeof February, and lndleauoru for continned increases are Mitten by Al Bou-rn*, manager of Wolf Salta CompanyRoberta States that the new WtillitZetwall box tam proved a males boon antitbat his office is 'swamped with order*.Oconee Rosenfeld and Dan Brennan. ter-ritorial minimum, rennet an upswing inbusiness In the Outside territory. MikeAllegretto. of the sereire aloft has re-turned to his duties following a threeweeks Illness,

Recent coin visitors at the DenverDistributing Company include S. W. gui-lt'''. of North Platte, Nets.: Fred Schrader.of Lamle. Wyo. who purchased somegame equipment while visiting his wife.who is a pntlaDt In a Denver hospital:II. 0. Fitrailinnums and Sandy Tenger. ofFairplay. Colo., aho purchased phono-graph equipment: W. C. Johnson. ofRawlins, Wyo_ who purchased gameequipment. and E. W. Reagan, of Aurora.Coto, who purchased additional musicequipment.

Proposed Federal Law RatesSlugging With Cotuiterfeiting

Five-year prison sentence or 81,01710 fine, or both, facesthose who use any substance or device to obtain "thingsof value" front coin -operated machines

WASHINGTON. March 1. -Persons who have been dropping bluesinto vending machines, telephones, and other coin -operated mcchfinismswill not ho treated GS leniently as they have in the past if new proposedlegislation against slugging is passed.

Legislation to be introduced in the House by Congressman Peterson.Democrat from Florida, will place such persons in the same class withcounterfeiters and sub)ect them to arrest and prosecution by the govern-mmiL Experts from the Treasury legal department drafted the law.

The proposed law carries penalties which make slugging a decidedlyunprofitable and risky affair. A slug dropped into any type of coinmechanism will start proceedings against the offender which may bringthat persan into a federal penitentiary for five years and with a $1,0Wtine Included.

Definite terms of the bill are: "It shall be unlawful to make or useany coin, token, slug, disk, or device in metal or other substanct for thepurpose of fraudulently procuring anything of value from any vendingmachine, coin box, telephone. etc." 'The measure provides a maximumpenalty of $1.000 fine or five years in prison, or both, for persons con-victed under the law.

Increasing use of coin machines In merchandising and the consequentincrease in slugs in circulation has long been a sore spot to federal lawenforcement agencies. At present. Secret Service officials state that mil-lions of dollars of slugs are dropped into telephones, subway turnstiles,and coin machines.

It has long been a federal crime to manufacture or use a facsimileof a United States coin, but a recont federal case raised a fine legal pointas to whether or not a slug, which merely approximates the size andweight of a coin, can be called a facsimile.

The Secret Service obtained a conviction in the courts and It was notappealed, but federal lawyers admit they were standing on pretty shakyground. The proposed legislation is for the purpose of plugging a gap inthe counterfeiting laws, which were passed before coin machines cameinto general use.

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66 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACMLNES (MUSIC) March 8, 1941

Commercial Radio TalentSought by Record Finns

NEW YORK, March S.-RepentingtOnspanins are numag their sees moretoward the commercial radio need lo an*gore to produce records by artists withthe mote commercial *lived,

Following the mimeses on mule ma-chines of newormera to the commercialradio programa. recording companies arewatching eerie newcomer carefully andnuking plans for Increasing their artiststo provide top entertainment. Radiooomoweetals and records work closely to-gether and radio artists are diaroveringthat the maleness can do more towedIncreasing their popularity than anyOther medium. On the other hand. re -din programs on do a g deel towardIncreasing the play that a recordingmeat can expect on the machines.

WiUdo the rut fee years the reeerdcompanies bare raided radio more fre-quently and Introduced wowed new-ton:eft to the record :Mid who have metalth great aucems. Chief among thanIs Dinah Ohara whose popularity on therecords has skyrocketed following hercommercial appeerance*WIth PAM* Can-ted'. In a comparatively short time UllaShore has jumped Into the top breekeMas a music machine draw.

Mote than a some of the countryliforemost artist. on commereinl ratioprograms are now record stand bpi andtheir popularity cam the Mr Is enhancedby the tremendous butanes done bythem on the machines. Artists are find-ing that a good performance on the airlv an asset In becoming a rocceding art -let, *bile good buelneea on the macrameammo better air consmerchhe

Ibis hand -anti -glom tie-up betweentwo popular brarieltee of the entertafn-Meat world Is credited with both betterradio programs and better recordingsduring the past few years. Anima. likeBing Crosby. who has a Dirge radio tot -lowing. enjoy droller sitcom' on muse*Machines. Newer artiste who are begin-ning to Make s name on the air andwhore recordings hare been released onlya short time tied that their popularityIn Swell branch of the entertainmentbusiness growls propertionately.

The Mittel popularity oft the recordsCan generally be traced to astute oper-ator.. who follow the radio programa andMitre that any good commercial betMight become a top artist on the ma -Chines With this in mind, a few mooed -Mrs by the new artist are Tits.cert otiPitons and the mule is watched care-fully. Operators at time, hare rug-greted certain acmes to reoenfirtg coca-reales as being suited to some nowartist. thereby Insurine a release inwhich thee are doubly Interested.

Among the many peeler, recording*Mete now on eorearieretal promeme arcDine Crosby. Abe Lyman. Nay Kwer,Bobby Byrne.. Chay Lmnbanto. OrrinTacker and Bonnie Baker. Iternmy

IND

Seebiirg WeekTermed Success

CMCA00, March 1.-8erbure olnetelsreport that National DernerotrattonWork woe off to a flying Mere withthousands est operators crowding the dis-play rooms of betburg distributors inevery part of the country.

eTlw reception of the new 1241 Bee -berg Helene Sy:siphon:Nee Is gratifying.to say the least.- declared Carl 1'. Mc -Helve. director of sales for the J. P. Bee -burg Corporation. 'Mem the demon-stration has been in progress but a fewdair, our distributors are reporting heavy*teem on the new line. Slue° men aredisplaying a great deal or enthudawnover the unuthal feature. of the newroorlth and are especially pleased withthe now design. the new reeler iliturenslion. and time cur -level brae-proJectual.NI exchalve tsteburg mottionse-

Beeburs National Demonstration Week.brine neaten.] from Coast to Coate con-tinues until Muth S and. according toreports. will be marked with con.ideralelesocial tactility, along with bunnote, InRao IlletenS display Tema.

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x:ereteas` s: :,r scEerzhte:waa.:.ro. , ereselere .stri-eeeteree.

Tucker. Hence Heidi (Including CrinkleCruse, Fred Lowery, and others). Roomy00cadman, Xavier Omer., Olenn Miller.Deb Crosby. Fred Waring, Dick Tired.Dinah Shore, lien Bernie and CarolBruce, Vincent Lopez. Ted Worms. MarkWarnow. Ibtruny Dorsey. Jimmy Donee'.Ulnas, Manta. Phil Rants. Wayne Kies.and Alto Templeton. La addition, opera -tern here found that a one -abet commer-clef, such as the Pitch Band Wagon pro-gram. la also a seicaulator for troalemathinne. Bands or/paring on thle pro.gram gain wider receiontion which In-evitably results In better music mashiesPUP -

January Decca SalesReported Up 40 Per Cent

NEW YORE, Starch 1.-Doretaue dsCompany, New York, reporting for DenaRecords ince says: "Net mks for themonth of January were over 4621.000. anIncrease of more than 40 per cent Com-pared with net sales of approximately*440,030 foe Jammu,' of 1940. February',redaction and sales volume are re-ported progressing at a farorabee rate.continuing materially higher than forthe similar period a year ago.

-At the present time the company hasapproxenately 376.000 alarm of capitalstock outstanding, of which only about27,000 shame are held In England."

BUFFALO. Math one of thewont cold spells of the venter. coinmachine bsidneas was conaidectably stowedup reeently. The outlook for March.however. is bright.

The Buffalo Amusement Machine Op-erators' Association Is settling dean tosome ceps:bed activities after havingfound suitable downtown MCP, head-quarters.

Harry Whether. ausoeletion secretary. lepareilig out the smokes and to mighty

excited about the arrival of a daughterFebruary 17.

11111 Fleschette head of Rex Amule-ment's seri-lee department. Ls hid up Inhis home town, Utica. N. Y,, with an herInfection and Isn't expected back at workfor a week.

Harry Winfield. J. U. Winfield Com-pany, reports sales for pin game. verygood and regret., that he can't supplythe demand hater. Orders for Oeneo'aSilt/VT Are piling up and EIC130310sylk Isselling aka, he mere

At Royal Amusement Company MildredIlaitalo has replaced Helen Herapsteckas secretary. Mate Catering is eautingher temporarily. Florence Bloom Is stillin charge of retail record Mort.

Roy Krupp le having a hard timekeeping hie feet Oil the ground. Ifs basflown to Chicago and back tour timeswithin the past few weeks, dickering onAO erausement machine patent.

Low Nett Rex Amusement Company.reports splendid reaction of local oohs -men to Ma nhowie.g of the 1041 Recit-e/1a line and already has closed emendroles for Spectravox TooeColumnit. HeMeta Fahltillee Stara Flicker, andCezioo's eittg(er the boat among currentpin tables and states that games arefinding a ready market here.

Fred Van De Walker. Modern Auto-matic Music Company, believes an Joao -elation of operators, both games andmusic, wove' be a good Ides, but pointsto the example of en orgennatten ofseveral years ago which didn't hoe-

AI Bergman. Royal Amusement Com-pany, reports Stare and Semen -Up as hisbest games. Al has dug out Artie $baw'sol4 Begin the &mine and Li finding It.an excellent Marl getter on his phono-graphs.

Dick Levy. W. Bergman Company, Co-lumbia. and Okeh distributor, reports ex-cellent record Wes.

A new tweed retail store la beingreadied for a big opening soon to thelocation of the former Avenue RecordShop. The new Music House, Inc, is tobe managed by Ittliy Simon. with BernieBelson, attorney, settee In the corpo-ration.

END OF A PERFECT DAY. Posed et the close of Westirec, eheeene at theHanker Merle Compaq, ettewto. (Al story 0/ the firm show that they ore tiredbat happy. They apart that they ratertatned the blocrost crowd said wrote thesecateAt regime Of orders on Worttaer 1941 peewee:tele, is their /altheaLeer to ?OM err J. F Eneterh, N. C. CooFtr, J. R. WoDetteard, Morris Roam,awl 0..1. Mwthatit Jr.

Large Turn -Out atPackard Music Show

NEW YORK, March I.-Ocoee...esthronred the Pomer-Packard Wowing atthe Hotel Now Yorker this week to viewthe new Packard line. Oconee Pottier. Incharge of the two-day display a. localdiatribueer. expressed milsiactIon Withthe turnout.

Homer E. Capehert, of Packard. and&strict Manager Rudy Oreenbewn. ofNew ifock, were on hand to welcome theoperators and point out the features cethe line of Packard music equipment.Platy -Moe selectors, edepters, and con -redo neaten were on display In the opti-c:mu East Room of the hotel.

Panne and Jack Mitnick reported thatmany operators placed large orders bothexpressed pleasure with the amount ofeste:tot shown by the operators foe thePackard line. Ire Morro, or the PirateNewark office, also was on hand to gleearaistance. The *elector erruipreent wasset up on a bar. which was placed in thecenter of the room to glee a factualdemonstration of how the apparatusworks.

"Breryone was pleased with the boa"0ower Pomace said. -and we had manylarge ceders during the two-day show.We expect orders to continue flowing loatter there operators nod out the Maltof our tine. It was an outstanding showfrom the etendpolnt of bath businessand pleasure. We all had a good time,and the operators who pieced order* willsoon learn how much benefit they willderive from the equipment"

gaitimotenAvristonr. Md.. March I.-The my

of coin machine detributors of thismarket atilt continues for 'wetland's,Distributers have been burning wiresto the manufacturers asking for speedin ohipertenta of new number,.

A big run on Scheme flays, Oottllebegame. has been made. elate. Irvin Blum-enfeld, heed of General Vending nervierCompany. Rath shipment of the num-leer, he eel& was doomed or Immediatelyupon arrival. He said lie la now lockleCforward to the new Sea Ratak, a ship-ment of which Is due seen.

The first shipment of the new BakerNovelty Company's Mg Time has bentreceived by the B. J. Pine Company.

The Oriole Coln Mutant Corporativewas one of the many Baltimore concernswhich received refund. or lefee0 or mawhens the government on texts paid dur-ing 1040.

A elx-compartment ABC randy rend -Mg machine bee been Installed In thenew Mayfair Theater. Installation Ira.nude by the Beltinsore branch of theBerlo vending naaehtne organtration et

Philadelphia.

Mille Coes-Cola dispensers are beingImitated In the A .1.; P Super Market.In Mittman.

The new Mounds sending bar mane -factored by Peter Paul. Inc_ Naugatuck,Conn., to being offered on the icedmarket Outs local candy vending me-eker*. operators.

Pour new theaters are planned for thisarea, which alli exec.:et new outlets forcandy rending mealtime

Surprising as It may seem. Januarycorn machine Mamma here shaped up

representing an Increase over Inc....erevondlag month of CM'. year.

General bwtnpa condition/. were receptionally good, due In a large nterseareto the large defense program order. in-dustrial plants of this market have hemfarmed with and also to the Intensvin port activity. Incidentally. the Poriof Dailltners chalked up during 1040Its teapot foreign trade business to 20yeas. It represented a gain of 7.30 percent over 1029. The Increase In expiateover 1039 wan neatly ICO per cent. '

that of Imports over the past year 421rate cent.

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LABORATORY MODEL o/ the IrockOM ToneColonsn i, demonstrated atIke Rerrkske YerldfltP Company. Philadelphia, during the recent Rock -Phiregional show tout. Jack Ntkrorr. Rock -Ole tine-prerident: the Rock -OraLeadership Gut; Sam Stern, dt/fributor and a manly operator trupect the third-dtmenrional torso apparatus.

TOLEDO. O., March 1. -Bob Darts.Tell.kr.oern operator In and aroundToledo, III lb. loos taro monthe andconfined to the Toledo Wapiti/I. hasreturned borne. Ill. friends hope to aeohim bock at hie work soon.

Don Teak h. now a proud father. Thelicsks' daughter hat been named MaryJune.

Earl 1.aElant, who rteently returnedfrnm A cayman to Florida, expecte toreturn to the Florida sunshine atiortly.

Other racataaning folks from TbledoInctiulii Mr. end Nis A. L. Fetzer. Whoore spending a tr. weeks In nortnt:Mr. and Mtn. Merle Mkt,. who are touringthe South, and Gordon Olbto, serviceman for Armucinent Gamer. who laapettclIttc, Isla SA/31ton In New 071211113

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NATCHEZ. March L-Opetilngof the 10th annual pilgrimage of thePilgrimage Garden Club. followed bypilgrimage of Natchez Chardon Club. lut-ing until April 0. has brought manyaldtoes and much new Waimea.. toNatehrea. Viettora ore filling etty't holed.and Private renldenves. Crowds titleyear me largest In hit,torr. duo in partto inability of tourists to travel toEinope.

Seismic Novelty Oonsimoy reports sev-eral new locatione and oiceepttottsilystood businese at old locations. ospenallySala and Notches hotels.

Big Bill TUN It.. Metalled A new ma-chine In his night dub, the 'Windmill,treated on U. La Illghoay 01. Spot 14managed by Frank Eidt, eradiated byJohnny Sanguliwttl.

Mill boxes continuo to get the boil -nest here. Teem are also many tableboars in the lama.

Operator Marker Smith, of SicilyWan& Ls, who ban been a patient atthe Notches Sanitarium for some time.

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HMCo E1211720 Jr. Ferriday, LA. ROAremit handonas visitor to Neither.. Brucesaw hie inednewa hue been picking upand that he reocitily bought and In -Abated number of now machines ofall typos.

C. It. (Pinky) VermlUkas who out.tamed a broken log several monthe ag-tla still on the mend.

Bingo It being played at all of theformer location. in the area. and thereturn of the game hat helped 'turbineoperators. M It AL1.73010 large crowd...and those who do not play bingo playthe machines In Mg way.

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68 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) March 8, 1941

Talent and JuncosCn Music Machines

A COLUMN FOR PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS

By HAROLD HUMPHREY711111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111

News NotesSe Gear roe:lest* here ...mac operators

haws Ibt OICA.Vklor ler a Croy Cordontwooding at "Make beliese.**that It is newIn the m.king and well sow be released.Other side will be Gsoden'S vershn of"wry Os I Lowe Your' . . . Tony Paster.

rfle Skew Ournnut. has signed for an-other yew Ow Ilisseturd rte.nda Felsuede it was thought he sowed twitch toCohnsobla . . . Gilmore. wd01e obondman (nolo Modricstera, hew a newVictor fosterling cowing out sofikh shouldLot 0500 h e wee way In 1e41114.5 rawer,torch singing Is lilted "Colt. Cot Het"and -Cho Me Time- are the nweabenis andbee hubby's bond dote the setespawehlawith an entirely new OM for Mos. . .Rose Marie, who lewd to be limners a..tio.by Row Moyle." has made no new onesto Dec. while smites In Phitodelphia atthe Reriesbeiler.

Clow Miner has signed a an wetsUnn-Cwafkily ina to calms. as the 'Worel'Sun Valley,- with Sonia Monk Ming can -thawed M fster. . Hun luaus. thehot trornystecr. Is tinselling a reread ethis solo work on -night el the Bumble.bee." He original. recorded n foe U. S.Rewds, but the new one is for Oluelred.. . . Moury Crews h the new tenor voca-ls/ with Sammy Kaye, orchestra . .

Gertrude t-awrewee hot lust finished rtCOnalw Ire VItIof tome el the two., bshem easier greaduro ,how. "lady tn then ark."

Patriotic arid Army TunesINIIM the exception of God Dlesa

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Cash In %Ow OnSAMMY KAYE'S recording of

UNTIL TOMORROWVictor 27262

"SAMMY KAYI has a reseed hoe thathas the musk nwehlowwritten all wow It u large Setters. la

the wow sotl-iighis-sed.sw«I.witeleMe a. Neste Smile Again. erealed,as it was In that sowsh, by some fineosiartt vocal week. this hos as appeal-ing melody *hi brie that add op to aNATURAL FOR MC PTIONIOS, pottiest-

hely at 'redid on this disk..

theme ham set any high trArks to thep:Ionographs. Since registration day /orconscription Mat October operators hirertiled fish recorda an You're In the ArmyYO', etc.. but them too Tune not meteitb ressudlorral 'nectar on locationa. Atleast not enough to Tit "Poing Strong"in the Rimed Buying Guide. A spurt forthis type of roCord In the machines wasseen teat year for a time. but It didn'tConnote/. Different MOW.. of Ow coun-try have witneeard different reacttone forIna parnotto numbers. too. Per example,In Ran Prirglinto them le a marked palm-ing up of such tunes by tasern patrons.and this doepito the fact thnt that city

a mama for aoldlors and sailors overthe week -end. It would be Intereattng toall operators to know what to happeningalong nas line In other parts of the U. 8.Let this deportment hear from more ofYou on this subject.

This and ThatWhen 04 Andrews Sisters pitted l'aa SPOKANE. WASN.t

Riverside Theater, tadowoh01, hnt wee,the onanagewerst sisai them the. err: Love CI" Do the Dimacit minim"SO Minion tbektis Cent /*Wrong! Meet CIrda McCoy.the Queens el the Musk MwhInes." . . . Here Is a band rester xlexe namefibrin, Long's bond kas recorded let of Mono la enough to catch Masan Inkehinenew ones It. Owe., .we, *m t.. ,01...e nickel,. His Sum. Blues tot the stand.Ibis month. achcakee npnrallosa /131 ma'. nee. and tavern patrons haven'tere <asarg h an y"dese. forgotten that 01' hot tnimpet which hemInc of vim I W. Beek In maw:neer." 14, InoTItshlt aPPenrmleo on this momThe fisher bond hot loss finhaad a Mac "cc." retarding.run at Ellett Polon Carden% taltirrekee. WILKES-BARRE. PA.:and the boy who wrote the song is Irons

Operator. Mood be inter- Crest Day For the Irish. Freddy Martin.mod In wPwt band leaders cheese as the American Polka. Curley Hicksgrwaltat Inro ever publahtd. The resolts IV/ perfectly INICal that these twoet &aboard poll now toeing condected numbers sholdd be getting it heavy playthat ...b4a<t .40 slow., in the Sarin in this Inclustrtal amt. There are plenty

of Irish. Fetish. and Slav ettlawne nodtheir musical Lantos aro all for the new!.

8610 JP SAXER, of eke "DU Sorry Win a Lady" acne. Mita the 141111 !haloflail. On an lop fa Dinky. "the dot nn 0Ne wonted," he &apt flash Mats,mired, and Joe Leffler. of the grimmer Theater. Chleacto, look on. Mills' Ctn.press phonograph I. to The backproand.

Sfottlal hay.

Territorial FavoritesVOLLOWINO is a hat of reports fromA operator. in various sections of thecountry who hare mentioned artists andrecords an local farrelita. In addition tothe national leaden tuned to the RecordBuying Guide:BURLINGTON. VT.:Until Tomorrow. Sammy Kaye.

Operator, art buying heavily of thisrecording In the abate temtory: and It laone of thoet tams width spin proem thetropoetance of the "FosibIlltire" factionof the Retard Buying Outdo. Tune madeIts appearance! in that part of the Ou:de

a /me weeks ago but didn't retch Onnationally. However. Its bang mentionedproved a hot up for sonar operators andthey ere cashing tn.

mental baltada and motogy Internationnlpolkas. Wilkes -Barer °Penton, know thisand that knowledge la booaUng the takeIn the coin boxes.

DETROIT:No. 10 Lullaby Lam. Eddy Dealer.

Quite n bit of Juice la being given thisrecorded number of a alnule Mit catchylittle ditty. ft may never be bought byoperators In huge quantities In other sec-tions. but in worth a few sample. Cruchinhas n solid following In title part of thecountry. and when locations are cryingfor inoro new tunes this recording willhelp fill the bill.

AT THE ROCX-OLA SHOWING In newton, yet., Den 1toRri, noole.citacdternateo and sera promo:cone! -wedges., mu restated with a JO-petion hatby Harold fiction, Rock -Ole distrtbaror. Prom left to right ore Horton. Boldf.tad Rock -OW Ltladershlp Girl. Jac Rem. Tom William, and Hubert Horseman.

Radio's Leading Songs

!fete Is a comparntive Int of 10 songsbroodmet moot often during the weekended March I and the week before.ended February 11. lie songs aro thoseheard oral the networks and leading NowYork stannic. boned on !Memnon...7i sup -piled by AnCilrx1/1 ftenortir.g Servire.TM, LedWeek Week

Ale Comes Reek to Me New2-111.0 en a Windy Hill3-4 N.., s SthscsOity4-frenosI a

5-Theoll Be Some Change. mad.Tew're IM 0.4 .... 6

7-Yew Wads Byla-Tonight9-Keep en dye en Your Newt

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SA.4 ANTONIO. 'lies. March I.-OnFebruary 10 hundred. or =we operatorsgattured at the showroom+ of the UnitedArnuaoneitt Company, where they slowedthe DM 1041 Inx1-01.1 musk equip-ment. Memoir YhIldroon was on hand10 greet guests and a pleasant time wasbind by all. Many signed on the dottedline for the new equipment offered byRock -0:s.

Lane J. Herrn. live -wire operator etSan Benito &ton. In to San Antonioevery week In his truck, which ha. theborn of 1 Are an Aateefmn painted oneach side. He always learr., town withthe truck loaded with new and acidgames.

Jane Tretlion, well-known contra -an ofthis city, made hit Drat trip to theChicago coin machine show In Januaryand Is still talking about IL Ma wife did

tine yob tliking care 01 the bushiestwhile Jesse waft hobnobbing with Umcoin machine avoid In Chicago

Al Mendes. new andriet manager totWuditaer In Texas.. was. at the OM.mercial Music Contmusy recently gettinghotter acquainted with music merchant*In the Alamo City area. The 'Penne boyswelcome Al to the /Mete and promiaa himtheir full co-operation.

Sentthorstern Amusement Company taa busy outnt these days, and operatorsare swarming tnto Its showrooms andworth( out those fine marble table,L. L. Allbritton is manager 01 theconcern.

Harold 'Thompson. isms:runt dtatrIbutor.ta busy taking order, for the POW 810 -burg phonographs and wall box UnitaHarold le expecting (toiletries to start amday :tow and I, eager to am the newSeenurRa Moving tn.

Kenneth Main. manager of COMMIIICialMuetc Company, lute a new secretary. onewho can talk beck to him. Shea woeother than hi, wife. Mr, Mein know.ha Wurlitoew phonograph., too, hatingworked at the factory prosionaly to °Xtlag to TORY

,harsh 8, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) The Billboard 69

On the RecordsThis column Is designed to aid manic machine operators in the

selection of records for their machines. It gives a descriptive app ' I

of the latest releases and an evaluation of their potential commercial valueto phonograph operators.

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DICK IURCENS (OW+ 60221Nicht and Pay-TT, VC. My Silent Lose-PP. VC.

Oood axle see Indicated In thiscouplet due to Jureenna large followingand hls waanng here of two standard*that practically everybody likes. Un-fortunately, the credit aide of the ledgerIs not completely carried out In the :nat.ter of the most Meech:ma treatment ofthe Colo Porter and Dana Butane sonRe,with unindipited. Meehan arrangementscapable of brewing a bit of resentmentamong these melodies' most ardent ed-mirera. Harty Coot manages in a way tocave the day with hie straightforward.appealing vocals, but Jurgens could hareextended Memel( . litre more In the ln-strumentel department.CINNY SIMMS (Obeli 6025)May I Weer Love Apein-V. Marlin" Bythe Riper-V.

The Ray Rymer vocalist has, on hercan dbke In the past. turned In bettersod anew Mellor:Me work than she doeshere. The weakness of the A tide tuneconepine to get tier stoma a bit. but herlacktneter Interpretation of the reallyteeth -while comps on the reverse Is aLitt =prising. for hero she ItM1 some-thing to work with, and lack of vocalegarlile and brilliance In unlike Sheaattune. Kat Brandwynne Genre a tartyinstrumental background for 011uty. endIlls piano helps grin the record the lifebad Interest that are more noticeably ah.lent than they ore ordinarily. due to thischanteuse's tine ability as danionateatedcm ao many other platters.

WOODY HERMAN (Deets 3617)goosice Wooyie Bugle Boy. -71% VC.got:e.t.a Me brother, With a Scald Pour-PT: VC.

The Herman band plus Woody him -eel! gives a treatment to then* two dlt-Um from the Andrew. siatere new movie.Svek prirotel, that should Undoubtedlyresult in very sattefyIng sates toluene onthis dirk, end that should likewise domuch to lift the tuned themselves to aposition of prominence Us the Tin PanAtcy firmament. Pine beat, cogentawing arranging, and excellent ensembleand solo pelages are rounded off withcue of 'Woodris customary permeablered entertaining meets on the Mat Ude,sr.d with a nice bit of swing atheincfrom Muriel Lane on the reveme. EitherOde ought to be much to demand In themusic boxes end over record store eosin -larkCONNIE BOSWELL Mecca 36151)

War a Rhepsody-V. Kerry Donee-V.It would seem that ell the ppopte who

tier wanted to buy a record of-or evertWar again-/ Hear a Rhapsody wouldtare done so long before Dila. allea Hos-;with technlque In auth that *anythingthe sings can't really be bed or evenpoor, but her straight treatment of thisMier presents nothing that Mama al-ready been Marin with and to the Mutt -ter. It's a good vereSon and all that, butIt Past comes along a little too late forsoTone to Kra. Platter:nate is a differ-ent propoehlon entirely. Lilting In bothlane and Interpretation. this sett offronnIcas style admirably, wad makes Its.:-.sing practically a mut.FREDDY MARTIN (Bluebird B-110501Too Beautiful To Last-PT: VC. ConsSilk-TT, VC.

Smooth, strictly middle-of-the-roadMom tempo. and no outstanding vir-tue* deacribe this version of the Ruthlane song from Etegfeld Girl onthe A aide, Pattlit Stone Is none too goodto the wcadage., and le even wore* onthe reverse, arming to have a bit ofdUlleulty in keeping up with a melodythat hops all over the place. B aide IsDION with the accent Moro on the firstword of the title than on the second,ami there's nothing to any part of Itthat Wye for another hearing.REX STEWART (Bluebird 1-11057)Wiper Awhile-YT. Mobile Boy-rf.

Tbla la the second Stewart wooed onWA label, with the Duke Ellington side.nen fronting a matt <Ombo out of the!Takata large crew. and again playingmem very Wee Menet. The oldie, /Anger

Arraile. In taken In a breezy tempo, andoften some of the usual solos that willhave awing experts raving Incoherentlyand that will leave Mr. and Mrs. DieleBuyer uncompromisingly cold, Compan-ion piece la an original that containstome thrillingly lowdown playing fromStewart. but that ales Is miles away frontcommercial recognition.SAMMY KAYE (Victor 27339)Toe Stepped Out of a Larani-PT: VC.My Shly-PT; VC.

Soothingly and gently played In theproper proportion to the inutile's! breed-ing of the Melody Itself, the Kurt Weiltuna from Lady In the Dark on the DOde makes extremely nice listening, rotthe least of the credit for which mintgo to Arthur Wright'* splendid handlingof the lyrics. Pint tale la Mewls*smoothly done. with Traimy Ryan suf-fering a bit by comma:Iron with thevocal on the Ii aide, which perhaps tonot too fair to Ryan's balladeeting, than.much as its style differs so widely fromthat of Wright.BENNY GOODMAN (Columbia 359381Gone With What Pratt-IT. On theAlamo-VT.

It was probably inevitable that Good-man would sooner or later follow up riseGone With What Wend of some twat:theago with the A aide *pun hem. This lea Goodman Sextet disk, exhibiting thetalents of Charlie Chriatlan on guitar.Coon* Willians& On trimmer, and Benny!dowel!, of course. on dulcet. The or.tenement le tricky. and full of rimejam, as might be expected. Reversetakes the 0:414 at a alow, provocativetempo, with the mina quota of soluaTOMMY TUCKER (01calt 6023)You're a Lucky reatorri. Mr. Smith-IT:VC. That Old Sweetheart of Mine --PT:VC.

A cut-lona thing about Mr. Smith tothat, alba* it boutn not only an excel-lent tune for Its type of song end islyric that boa a great deal to recommendIt, no record of It that has Mm, forthto date bee done the Job on the songthat its quality desnanda Tucker. whothe, It an all.lorel treatment, doe* nobetter with It than did Mitchell Ayr..on Use vocal parte of his, Bluebird diskof a week ago. Much palter talk. elabo-rate, notelty style, and the use of a har-mony group and solo voice* don't meana thing here: the arrangement lust isn'tgood. And neither are the harmony, the13On:settees patter lInce, and the generalaura of unsucccosful striving for Wale -thing terrine_ Ail of which le a shame,because It happens to be a great ditty.Perhaps Matting out all the het-de-rol,

and Just letting what. the %Tites wrotecome then might be a good him for atbuitt to try: the song is quite goodenough to get along without effortful runtance. Reverse here as a slow, bar-nershop-atyled effluton that 13flatly listersable, with the exception ofthe rectudtve in the middle. That could astly hare been dimedsed With, and itsattalghtfeeed entrances is certain tocause loughs where :mile ware Intended.RAYMOND SCOTT (Columbia 35940)When Cootie Left the Pukc-IT. Petite

'The title of the A aide Isere robes tothe departure of Trumpeter Cootie Wil-liams from the Duke Fallegton organize.*ion a/ ter a lengthy period of aerrleeIn order to switch over to the new BennyGoodman band. As Scott scle it, thatWas on occasion for a slow. mournfullament. and that what come* off theturntable here. Over all Is an rammingtake -oft of Cootie's noted growl trumpet.Althea the B side tills Implies sninetninglight and fluffy. the melody faits to carrythni on the Implication. This Is one ofScott% poorer sides. both tune and per-r.rrnance being far mare uninterestingthan this crow has any right to turnout.EDDY DUCHIN (Calumbia 35941)I Could Write a noolc-FT; VC. YouFoepot About Mo-Tr. VC,

The Redeem and Hut A side song,from their sucoiratul musical. Pat Joey,could have been written far the OutranlecTinIquel It's ono of those chaos tunesthat Om eddy% way of playing the planlike a glove. But for some reason Duchtnmake. little Of It In hie recorded version.ft elute off with piano, but there's fartoo tittle ivory work after the beginning,end the band le listless and dull In thebargain. It's nurpristug that Duehin andlily utturciana couldn't nate seen morepossibilities In this one, and then donesomething *both It. tidy in particular.Plettermate Is played to lamely sa todrag considerably. Juno Robbins andthe Tartondem here a fair Weal.FOUR KING SISTERS

I Bluebird 11-11f0S5/Wettehu Know. Joe?-V. Miss Otte Re.greta-V.

King rhythnt eiteUngulehea the Kinggirls' version of Joe. plus some excep-tionally unusual arranging touohos. Ingeneral, It's a good perform/wee of the%sing ditty, and ono of the best shimturned out by this quartet In pent, time.Corrapanion piece to the old Colo Teeterlament, the Park Avenue 'rankle andJoarritie, done here tceciiily and withthe none excellent Nod that character-tem the A side.RICHARD *UMBER Mecca 3618)Faniny In Lore With You-IfT, BlueMoon-PT.

Another Rodgers and Hart song, thistime of ancient vintage (but neverthe-less one of the most beautiful thingsever turned out by Hats team), receive+roar -tangly fine treatment In 'limber'shands on the B aide here, In a con-trasting arreogenient that shows nicethought the number la played sweetlyat the start and at trio end, atrings pre.

PI:NN COIN-O-MAY1C COMPANY. Phttadelphin distributor of Warltfaerphoncyrapae, reports Met Wire/titer laft phonograyna hare had a wonderfulreorptcon in Mat area. Above fa P. E. Brown, Chester, Pa, placing an order forVictory Model SS*. Lett to right are 0 friend of F. 5. Brown: a I.. Cado. 0/Aran Cain -a -Matte: P. t. Drown. and his sem.

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70 Thr Billboard AMUSEAIENT MACHINES (MUSIC)deennuint, but the middle lakes tt Inawing etyth complete to hot sob ridesParticularly amusing is the sudden breakfrom the Mrs pattern at the end, withthe erring* amnia picking up the melodyIn a way that saran ae tho the Inhofe.014 Interlude bad never happertoI.Highly Iletenable, this plur Moon. he-%eme is the theme song of the fttUdo..?mbar mignn, and played elosly andsweetly It gets a tittle monotonous be.fora the and Out. to no ct MITO Of pare.*coring. or instrumentation

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4)Istrele 8, 1911

HERB MILLS AND VINCE SNAY. of MU, .Voitily Company, play bust toJan Garber, OrCheTteh reader and reoordine artier. Atdee they we Wieningto Garber records on the Empress phonograpk.

nice surrounding him. Outstandingmeat of the way ls the VILArlst's work.Side A leads oil In ballad style, whichgIvea way to swing before the needle hasmoved too near to the label. The re.sered Stephen roster melody on Mile Btr. d Itcm)w,cct se being something extra.moue and in tile way early In the amraliqelisent. and the boys go In for thetasted PLITIMIDS.

MILDRED BAILEY (Columbia 359431/Cocain. Chair-V. There'll Be SomeC9saragra Made-V.

The Horsey Carmichs.d etandani on theInt aide la Slim Halley's theme and oneof the few Carmichael pones that arcnon-ASCAP and can therefore be pilledon current airwaves_ Thet ahoukl meannice enough sales returns for this disk.hit the use Of what la apparently an oldmuter (without noting the fact on thelabs%) le going to have a lot of peoplepulling In a lot of new neediest and won.tiering what goes. Tice scratching andthe weakness' of MIldred'a voice are notconducive to nret.rate listening. andthem technicalities call down the generalappeal Of IA Bailey phi. a song thatle Inextricably linked with her. Reverseoleo le a non-MiCAP Met ha. been

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Plugged much of late, find the diffetenceth recording la immediately noticeable.A good instrumental Interlude divide,two Miley choruses that are excellent.GENE KRUPA 401celt 6021)There'll Re Some Changes M'ade-PT:VC. The -se Things You Left Me-Pit VC

Irene Dme, who left this band a("Duple 01 %WWI ago fora marital career.has two-ancl.a-halt chorine,, of vocal onthe A aide, and diepatchm them neatly.rut the always bats when given a rhythmditty. The amount of epace allottedher Isere doesn't leave much room forthe band to shine, but what chance Itnom ham la taken edrantage of nicelyenough, Howard DulAny takes the Itside torsel. and Lie arrangement Is med.-distinctive tern some Interesting chime.like chords treat the piano back of thesinger's first half.(horne. Nor the tee:It's a clean-cut ballad performance fmnithe band.ETHEL WATERS fElucbird 8-11028)Dro,gia on My Mind-V. Old 3fan liar -

Mile Witten% riding the craw of isrenewed popularity ware Al the rmultof her work in the starring role of theBroadway musical. Cobbs to the Sky.cute a pale of zones here that are custom.tailored to her measure. Roth are HooeyCarmichael songs of ancient vintage, andMite Wattle to right at home on boththe atelier eulogy to the Southinndthe A side and the brighter HarierneaqueItem on the reverse. Ed Mallory back,the singer with adequate orchestral amconmaniment. and altogether there'sMITCHELL AYRES (Bluebird 8-11035177t(r 1. Neat-PTI VC. Jenny-PT: VO.

Roth bongs tome from the new smashTO1131C111 hit. Lady In the Dark, and thepublicity the chow has melted, the con-ttast of these two numbers, their ex-cellence as mom and the forthrightAyres treatment combine to presagegoodly tai* for Ude platter. The sagaof Jenny, as related by the ensemble andMary Ann Mercer. In particular shouldattract much disk -buyer attention, be-cause It's extremely tunny and worthwhile from start to finish. Ulm Mercer'NW the ballad lyric ed the A tidedeinttly and welt and the actntinatingalto sax mete the style of this band MIthe way thru the side.COUNT BASLE (Okob 59871Who Am 17-PT: VO. Stampede In 0ifirsor-FT.

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I Know a SecretWILL BRADLEY

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I Need Somebody To LeaveXAVIER CUGAT

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TINY HILL6073 Lady of the En/Yang

That's My Weakness NowBUDDY CLARK

6074 You Call It MadnessWhen You Said -Goad-Bye

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6076 To Be ContinuedAutumn Showers

OKEH HILLBILLY 189HOOSIER HOT SHOTS

06065 Keep an Eye on Your HeartWith a Twist of the WristKARL AND HARTY

06066 Let's All Hate Another BeerSweet Mama Put Him in LowWILEY WALKER and

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GOING STRONGlistedinp *Sod below ara cossets the hi worwyowasen In as494.1k

P.Aavardl. Sektik.. a.4 IV tenseness of reports getheerd es t. wish by sposente-hsos of TM Billboard from at bait four lestosa elsvoCseh Oherstoss In ffth 13.3 30"not Immetast phonograph moemSwg centers In floe tenets. Reser/imp hoed within,.0 eflei.004., or, then. Mat Isms D148,44 undte this heading for one amok at war*sea %so Mos become hash steedefsed looms, tha) they tepee* no feetberstylanotisn.erenesi. Olth week) ARYIE 89AW. WOODY 11122.11AN.I Hem a Rhapsody. (6th week) JIMMY DORSEY*. CHARLIE Imnsr.r.

AI. coN.ktroz.Stardust, 55th weak) ARTTE SHAW. Tommy DORSEY'.Aloes the Santa Fe Trail. (4th week' BIRO CROSBY, DICK Juitor-ns..

SAMMY KAYE'.Oro You My Word. ird week) FJ)DY DI/CHI/V. MITCHELL ATItM°.

COMING UP* moodier. Inted below are thos soh;s1. operators *port are Oat tot lop-nefeb

movy-makere boa 3311333. an3 A33.34 in poputanty an .133.113 phe.A3313.. Se333..5 3..3 5034501. of rissole gathered 433b weA by ccccccc 131,33-3 of The Billboardteem as "II Iv. W.410( phonograph oyerahers its each of the 30 most Imporfeedph...graph opersting ostlers in IM reentry.High on a Windy Hill. Probably for the fleet time since the Inception of

this department. alencat °eery song listed here IA travelog along the'erne noel of popularity. Anne customarily the order of rising farmle denoted by the position of tines to this section, this nett that Rystensla not workable. since this wing enjoys preettcally the name extent ofpopular acclaim on the phonoa s. the next one, the one below that, andPO 015. Alibis their listed txmtion was deterMlned by the amount ofpopularity. as neon), a very slight margin exists between each one. linthis cam it is doing eery well with JIMMY DORSEY'. OBE KRUPA..HAMMY RATE°. and VACCINE morocox., reoporuSMe.

So You're the One. Also well up In ntekendroppers' affections is this HMIsong, which is running neelnand-ruck with Windy and only slightlyahead of the other tunes In this ikrotton. prgyr DUCIIIN attel HALKEMP reverse positions this weet, with both recOrdlege capturing ngood many fl -cent pieces.

You Walk By. AIM, It w 11 probably seem repetitious to keep easing thewire thing over and over In this department. it has to be sold againhere land in the next four cams). Atso EM) song, and also a likelycandidate for top honors, this particularly Ilsternabte balled is beingcarried along by the TOILMY TX/CEEA. and BLUE BARRON* tendon*.

Tonight. The aucceas of FreeseIf undoubtedly hoe a good deal to do withboosting this Latin American song to point where lt, too. may hop Intothe category above this tort of number. end with this one a non-ASCAPtune and therefore being plugged on the ale, It is doing eery well alongthe phoiso with XAV1IEt cuonrs disk leading that of GENE

New Seas Antonio Rose. This Is the only ASCAP hong among the Lorenup-and-coming 06(33 11114C1 here thin week. BIRO CROSBY'S re ordtneto largely responsible for putting It in a position of phonognsph pronal-nence with a capable assist from 110D WILLS' disk.

There'll Bs Sane Changes Made. This one, port of a musts catalog leasedto EMI and thus free for radio performance current17, datoe back agood number of years but nevertheless has s 1941 type of rhythmicswing that has caught on nicely. It*. not doing quite as well under theneedles as the numbers directly abort It, but It's pretty eon on theirbeeLe and traveling In Mel a manner that It would be no surpriseto see It corpus them eventunny. TM WEEMS' and VAUGHN MON-nor aro the standard Ixarcni Wee.

It All Cowles Back to Me Now. A ballad from the BMI workshop that Ulubeen coming along quietly but nonethelev eteadUy. Mentioned In-pomitelitlea^ the prat couple of weeks brenuse oe Its mimeos in matteredlocations around the country. It now blireoress out in a more widespreadway that indicates a Went Suture for It. And curtously enough, Its firstweek In this amnion finds It trailing right betind the leaders in thisdepartment. showing a strength In scene location* that some of theother hones listed here don't have. IIAL KEMP. and OENE KRUPAnee the recording,.lance listed below are these which lure appeared In 'Conies tie for foot weds

or more, end which arc 14.11 being rnersliesed on enentls sloth Is warrant their Incisionac St Guide. oars the they meet probably will wear climb Info "Going Strong."= The Last Time I Saw Paris. (9th week) Weakening. KATE SMITH.= Yes. My Darling Daughter. rash week) Not going to go much higher.

of SINN MILL M.. DINAH EillOitEn, IIMNY GOODMAN*,= Scrub Me Mama. With a Boogie Best, (7th week). Going down. AN-= DitENVIi BISTM.B.

POSSIBILITIESRetool:Ones ilstod below Item .4 at yet shown any strength I. setomefic phone-

= paths but no Ss most likely moseeers fee none machine tutees among new sees./= stoles. Theo suggestions an Wood neon reefs yerfessers, sheet mink sets= sepses Hon. mode froGthes s to the reletls lessettance of certain songs to then= catalogs, as well as en So loft -sot of The thiltrearers mane sissartment.

Boogie Woo& Bugle Boy. ?mut the score of Use Andrews &Men'new molts, currently showing around the country. [tuck Prirates.cornea this tight-hcat novelty that Is starting to meet wit., Wine famein certain locations. In the singing Waters, version, Dotter watch it

= Song of the Volga Boatman, Another GLENN MILLER adaptation of astandard melody that some operators are rePorlInd W bringing In a fewnickels. It's ,not unlikely that the popularity of this one will grow

- shortly, because Miller done It in 5 style that his. resulted in hit record.for him before.

= Dancing Ia the Dark, If phones patrons like Artie Bisaw's nose Idyl('land the clicks on Freneid Abel Man:Surf wart, that they do) bolo toAnother one from this band. scored and played nest as well as the Othertwo MM.

MlYbIllNareLdt174 ft:1%,1?.;4"Ult=i'mn ,1:"4b0 ,-Vc1:1"7, sm:soon go places ha a much bigger way. This Is another one to keep noeye on.

= hawk Makes, In melody. rhythm, and general execution. this HARRYJAMM recording neletu to be is music machine rtait:SII. It will if, ex-tremely odd if phones addle:A don't appreciate the feet and go for P.in large numbers.

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MERCHilnoistNew Jersey CMABanquet April 5

NEWARK. N. .I.. March 1. --Plans forthe annual banquet of the CigaretteMerchandisers' Araorlation of New Jerseywere enscursed this week at a regularmeeting of Use ataccLation. The ben-quet Is scheduled for April 5 at theNewark Athlettc Club,

James Cherry, CMA mentor, and BenAmin Wallach. of the Public ServiceTotecco Cccapany. head the entertain-ment committee. and are looking fortalent for the show. Ibpnotch enter-tainment Is being !Ought to make theaffair a memorable one.

Active on the banquet committee arePresident John Orout of the Association.Michael LIIOSTI. John 91:41.0113W. fltIMMalkin. Harry Kolodny. Charlet W.Stange, P. T. Trimmer. and Ed &reek*.

Ohioans To AttendN. Y. CMA Meeting

NEW YORK. March I.-That a groupof Ohio operator]. who WC Members Ofthe cigarette rendere' astociatton of thatfiats will attend the Interstate CigaretteMerchandisers' Association meeting to beheld to Hotel Pennoiranta here March15. the date of the fifth annual CMAIlar/CIUC3. was revealed today by MatthewForbes, MIA manager. Other CMA's tobe represented at the station will Includebfaseachusetta. New Hampshire, RhodeIsland. Pennsylvania. New Java. andNew York.

Reiterations for the banqttet to beheld In the main ballroom are beingmade now. CAT,. 750 people are expectedto attend the affair, which will featuretwo bands and an alt -Mar flcorthow.Mercy Amsterdam, who appears overWOR on the Lartifit and Sweep Club pro-gram. has already been signed for theaffair.

Joseph Kolodny, execuUre ferretaryof the National Assoeltilion of TabeecoDealer"; Edo CalamIts. pot...dent RetailTotaeeo Dealers of America, and LouieH. Puna and fatness LaMotte. New YorkState Commodity Tee Bureau, are ex-pected to attend the banquet, Forbes

Phone, Rev Yeutter, andCandy Machine in School

RONMIALE. Pi. March I.-To rem.,tly the fatigue of academic labor, a cold -drink dispenser ha. been installed Initemeadale esthetic High School. Btu -dents may now insert nickel and pauseto be refreshed after a battle withCareer or a session with the mysteriesOf geometry.

A phonograph, peanut and candyvenders also have been Installed in theschool, A dream beyond all jive titterers,the phone has been fixed .0 that anyone of 24 tines will come out by preastag a button.

THIS HAPPY GROUP consists ofO. N. (Jae:, rel!lberp. Dui:Reek+mica reseereorefire In Hew yolkNate: Dare LterIliteY, tWitatirt, ofthe Stank a Lennie l'andinp Cowl-pany. PhUndelphte, e n d Robert/MAC DsGrentrr rep In Pennsyl-vania_ The machine on the eight Isthe Duarenier Champion.

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Baltimore ConcernDoes Good BusinessWith Bev VendersRALTIMORE. Md.. March I.-Darman

Enterprises, headed by L. C. Garman, op-erator of a chain of neighborhood moviebowies, hare found great astlafe.eflortwith the Operation of Prigidrink beveragedispenser% It Iv reported by offictala ofthe Mtn. They are operated and dl..trtbuted In Baltimore by Dispensers. Inc.Oarrnan Enterprises hero indicated thatone of the beverage venders will be In-stalled in their new Uptown Theater.

In making the PrigteletnkIn the new Uptown, architect* haveplanned an Moore especially designedto receive the rneehlne. Thle installation.Ilk* other Prig:drink instalistiona. weilbe In the theater proper Just inside themain entrance.

The lerldwidelnk to manufactured bythe Yttgidrink Corporation of New Yolk.It Le cup dispensing unit With a ea --pettily of 300 six -ounce drinks. rt.1311.11,1of the machine inelnded a Aug rejector,a counting device. and a disposalchamber of used cups.

Baltimore derision of the firm. Dia.pensers, Inc., is under the managershipof Victor Rubin. According to Rubin. theBaltimore firm makes a specialty of thea-ter operation and has succeeded in tn.stallation Priandrink dispensers In meetof the cinema houssee In this Area.Howling alleys and Other public in-Maisie:ma are also 'sought by the firmas locationa for the venders.

A new trick employed by D'spenser.Inc.. has proved a hit with all location&they report, The feature la the use of rubber-lex mat In front and underthe beverage machine. This mat keepsthe floor clean and raves the rug or floorcovertIngs from any posalble harm fromspilled drinks.

Cempbeet Weir, president of Dispensers,inc. has taken arse the operation ofbeverage venders In 12 theater. InWilmington. Del. Dispenser, Inc. haman arrangement with Wisner Bras.. It issaid, for operation of the machines tocities where the chain's theaters areoperated.

Distribs AssignedFor New Soft Drink

NEW YOFtK, March 3.-Thotnas B. Mc -Gimps% president of the NOTte. GuanoCorporation. announce* that several bot-tlers have contracted to handle the newloft drink Xmases in the MetropolitanNew York area.

Extensive exploitation Is planned, be-elmUng with a new radio program Idea.Happeneel Alley. which will be broadcastthen ShOMOdttini Of 1S.minute transcrip-tions.

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PHILADELPHIA. March 1. - Lettersfrom operators from all pert. of thecountry terttfy to the ever-increasingpreens now being realtced from coinmachine routes." state! Roy Torte Phlta-delphla distributor.

"Earection ot proper type. of vendingequipment by operator. coupled with aethers! Increase of public interest Ineotn =greaten is responsible for In-creased business." he continued 'Thepick-up has been reflected in our hula.fleas and we are equipping me:wardnumbers of operator' with machined beatsuited to their needs. -

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:137, brought Meth a change --10seats ago the tending machine businessprIll a email. Itirrentlicant branch or the.ortuatry struggling to get a foothold -bailey Ito one of the 17:1041 popular andprofitable ventures in the industry.

Operator' Handicappedtf we were operating machines in

1931, what attuatson would we be facedwith let', think back. Bulk vendingmac/Once wore only -peanut venders"than. which woe the only merchandisethey would handle outside of ball guns.711a majority of them were conetructedentirely of cast Iron. with the exceptionet the glass globe. 'They were of chums.,awkward cleden. and (belt applatarse

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AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MERCHANDISE) The Billboard 73

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A PART OF THE ROWS ORGA.V1ZATION gathered PI the acne 11.41Coin Machine Show in Chicago. Dwane the rut of the peer the.te men areSedirsfred to entry C011 15f of the country bringing to operator, the latest nem"of Rotto mach lass.

was not Improved by the ordinary polotwith which they were covered.

Keeping them clean either Inside orout 11111 an utter imposensinty. Imaginetrying to keep corrosion and nest froma mat -Iron surface. or removing the duetand grime which would accumulate onthe outside of the machine. In thosedays them was Very little attempt. modsto provide protection from Cup.

Feeble BeginningYou get all this, gentlemen, for ap-

proximately the same price yen now payfoe the modern bulk vender. Netdteas tosay. the earnings from such a machinedid not act the world on fire, and thebualnese of aertleteg WAS II for try fromthe "Slick as a whletle" job operators aredoing these day.'

It may have been a feeble attempt. butyou must hand It to three operators ofa decade ago. they had the fortelgat torealize that the bulk vender offered agenuine service and had a definite pur-ease to perform. Their efforts have beena stepping stone in this great Industrywhich te today responsible for the herb.hood of tbotaaanda of um.

Tn 1041 we hare an entirely differentMeasure before us, The modern bulkrender will dispense all small nuts andconfeetiona. It to scientifically Cosignedboth In appearance and mechantcally.The finest slug proteetton con be ex-pected by operators. Instead of the castiron, the merchandise now meta onporcelain 01:1115551 or rust and corrosionme -stout stampings., which can be cleanedIn tom time than It lakes to tell. Theouteldc of the vender la of porcelainenamel. which lends beauty ao well asease In cleaning.

Complete CoverageYou are no longer limited to one ma-

chine to serve every type of locution -not when you lute many types of ma-chines each epectfically designed to serve

penicular type of location. 'flan fartthat bulk venders provide a good, steadysource of trictrac Is proved beyond adoubt when you par s:der that hundredsupon hundreds of operators are now de-pending upon them foe their only aoureeof L1:lotnne.

Lrieky to the operator who can buildids route from these topnotch. modernmachines. and our hers off to those op-erator' who. even in 1031, realized theImportant place bulk rendtag hods 111American Industry.

Unusual ReceptionFor Triplex Vender

NEW YORK. March 1. -Edward W.Barnett. of Cameo Vending Service. gaysthe new Triplex Vender le sweeping thecountry,

The new three -column guns, mint, arAHershey vender wax Introduced a fewweeks axe. and Barnett um the romp-tion has been unusually strong. Ma-chine rends I -cent Hershey or Good -114M, I -tent Hawn Mints. and 1-cnntTab gum. tt Is aatel to have universalconsumer appeal bemuse of Ito attrac-Uwe design.

Canada 7'ries Weed Mfrs./0:01NA, auk., March 1, -New trial

01 40 tobacco manufacturers, wholesalern.

and dletributors charged with conspustcyand restraint of trade under the Com-bines Investigation Act was set to openIn the Alberta Supreme Court April 21.

new OtleancNEW ORLEANS, March 1.-Mard1 arm

season wan the greatest Now Orleans everheld in the 113 ye -err history of theevent. About 113,0011 onstore filledhotels. rooming housek and railroadPulInsana steletracked fora week. MILKXoperators gained the advantage on MarinGras Day. Thick* by the hundreds, Sitedwith masked !unmake., either had aplane, an ark. or a juke box to turniahthe Wage. leaned rates made the daymore profitable than usual for the op-erator.

Estabilahment at 1501 Masonic Templeof a territory credit office by the ILWuriltser Company luta been announcedby AI ?Dudes, district manager. Tlienew office is managed by John Hume.formerly of the Wurlitrer factory staff,He will direct credit In Louisiana, Mis-sissippi. Arkansas, and Alabamn.

A group of music operators headed byDan Cohen, head of Pleasure Music Com-pany. ta Matelltng a win; mune serviceof the Betty System. San Antonio. Vex.with headennutera established In theHalter Building here.

Virgil Christopher, newly appointeddistrict endeS rei3rt14111attVe for BallyManufacturing CS/ripe:1y. to spendlaxfew days in New Orleans prior to maltinga wide eying over Southern Staten on agood 55011 WO. Christopher is wellknown in the Detroit area. where be wasrepresentative for several years for Bally.Chase Ls particularly enthused over re-ception given In Mk eection to Baby'snew compact my gun . Defender.

Alex Merin:" head of the New OrkonaCoin Machine Pneehenge, is on a buotheastrip to Southweet and Central Lotitalsna.

All operators of New Orleans werePlumed to learn of the wedding P'ebru-ary 20 of Gerry Pace to Joseph Valenti.The former Miss Pam. slaughter of JelitisPace, former heed of the local corn op.

eratore: associenon, la noted for her tinesinging voter, having appeared in leadingnight clubs and theaters In severalSouthern Staten.

As busy as a one-armed paperhangeris Anthony Virgilllo, one-armed meekaerelee department head of the DixieColn Machine Company. Virginto oathtoo no handicap when competing withtime and trouble in servicing any makeof coin -operated deuce.

Harry Petah, preeletent of the FreshAmusement Company, local music oper-ating firm, ts head of the newly organ -iced American boxing Club of New Or-leans. Jules It. Peres, head of the PermNovelty Company, Wurittrer distributor.:a treasurer of the new club. and CharlesWicker. )oleo manager of the Peres Qom -party. a member of the board of directors.

Dixie Coln Machine Company. 7n0i.lion on display several of the latest pinmime created by the lite Chicago homesrind reports a keen interest alaeon In ell.Included among the most popular pavesam Salty. Flicker, Itadathlt's Stark X POnny's 1941 Velvet, Chkolt Sport Ponds.Cencols Slugger, and Stoner* !perky.Nick Carbal. head of the Mete WM-pony, reports goird demand from coun-try operators for Ballyas now autoznattepay-off jackpot game, Kentucky. Thenew four -nickel multiple machine. Oar.bals1 says, looks Me one of the batautomatic payoff machines in resert1yeah.

George Brennan. preaddent of the localmusic operators' siseoctaeler, U tu Chi.cage. this week on a bualrires trip. Ste faacceenpanina by Andy Monte. head ofthe A. M. Aminernent Company.

Ittsgh Smitb. In charge of Victor -Blue.bird retold salca for faectrael SupplyCompany, repents a huge 'furcate in ree-fed aisles during the Oral Meat week, of1941. Salem of Victor and Bluebird dintsby the firm here in /enmity were icy peecent of the 1040 month. Smith report..He credits coin phonograph operators fora largo part of the betterment.

Plane for the showing here of the newJ. P. &Owl; Symphonoto for 1041 hambeen completed by the Southern MukleSala Company, which this week movedInto Its now and latter quarter* at 727Pnydrea Street, Ernie Certif. her beennhowthe slides to alt Interested partiesthe pate few week. arid everybody hereIs on edge to get a glimpse of the realSechunta. Gerdy looks for the biggestBeetang year lb the firm's Mowry.

PeimstilOaticaWILKES-IMBUE, Pa.. March 1,--14

berme that FranklIn D. Young. Wurittaeroperator In Easton. likes the musts busi-ness so much be is going to sell musicalinatrumenta Ife boa purchare4 a IMMOstone at 077 Northampton Street.

Another Easton Wurlitzer Operator.Jack Oumph. slipped on the lee the Otherday and fractured his ankle.

Carbondale tiny la considering the planof Licensing pinball machines and otheramusement machines.

Wurlitrae operator Neal Ford end op-erator Den Camera. both of Hazleton.placed co-operative ada do newspapers

on the mention of the opening of Craln, I 01Inn to poor -by Weatherly.

EASTERN350 MULBERRY ST.

NEWARK, N. J.

* ESQUIREThe Last Word in Vending Perfection.Vends Candy. Chums, Nun. Ball Cum.

-- Circular

ONLY A FEW LEFTCIGARETTE MACHINES

NATIONAL 9.30 $49.50

NATIONAL 6-26With Metal Stand 19.50

MUSICSEESURC

MAYFAIRPLAZA

MACHINES

$149.ROSINGLE S175.00

MASTERS -Chrome front... 15.00 WURLITZER 616

BABE KAUFMAN 250 W. 54Th SI., N. Y. c.

$69.50,Cieett

5.9515,I/ROBBINS &CO.BROOKLYN, N.Y.

74 The Binwirel AMUSEMENT MACHINES iharch I I, 1911

Ponser Distrib forNew Baseball Game

NEW YORK March 1.-9rienttne Mo-dem Corporation sunommeed this weekthat It has begun building a networkof top-flight ellatrtbutors Hulloed thecountry. with the naming of George Pon-aer Ceasipany AA distributor In the NewYork terettogy foe the firm's new base-ball rms.

Max Levine. of Sok:Mlle, declaredthat other attributor eet-tipa am nowbeing ow/fully cenelderod.

The new game tea. an unusual history.Levine claims. It was developed fouryears ago. Twenty machines were pro -duped and placed on location andMenem were made eonatantly, Collec-tions' remelnrel high and company of -relate decided to prolueo 2,000 gamesbefore preset:dine them to the uade.Now. with tats number In production,Company °Metals decided the time wasripe for telltnx the coin machine indus-try about it. SSW.

"When a prominent distributor likeGeorge Ponser displays overabehning In-terco' In a 110W product. It convinces tiethat we've got a sonsat1C03111 W1131/43 012our luinda," Loire, seld.

iiousfaitHOUSTON. Tea-. March 1.-frun Amtue-

'sent Company. cons machine sates firm.opened In Houston February O. It isTIC11.1.11Te distributor for the Buckley linein Southern Texas. W. W. (Mike) Aek-man end J. R. Duncan, both well knownover the State. are co-ownem of thecompany.

A. M. Mendez. Wurilther district man-ager. and Torn Bost. WurIltrec servicemanager In Texan. apeot ;several days In/Wilton. malting Cornmerrial MusicCompany their headquarters.

Your rile out-of-town operators In theoffice re Commercial Music Companythe 0/1020 day were Mee. A. k Otadta.El Campo: k Mottle. Galveston, and BillTtiden and Ouy Wee*. Beaumont.

Total parking meter conectiona store

CLEVELAND PHONOGHAPH MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION member' arerimiest by the Andrews Sister% who commend the astoctotens on ifs proved's'Of ex:metre °deer:Wee and promorton of hd-of-The-month records. The asso-ciation', February hie 1/02 "1 Hear a IChapeody." The March 'electron fa 'YetMy Darting !laughter."

ItL'it",.74,T$1701:0"..70'n.X,TIrnr:: Leather Used oncember. The: figured On nsekels forevery man. woman. and child in the city.

H. M. Crowe. of R. Sr A. DistributingCompany, Ida made a tour of Ilse Smith'oes territory. He reports excellentprospects for the /spring.

Advocate Natl. LotteryCAMDEN. N. J.. March I.-Mend:sus of

the New Jersey &Ate Association of Let-ter C.arriers, holding their 43d annualconvention in Coneentten Hall hereFebruary 22. onaniresoutly adopted aresolution advocating a national ktmeryto help finance the nation's defenee pro-gram. The resolution was peeped withoutany opposing debate.

BUD LIEBERMANdianksTHE NATION'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS FORTHEIR GOOD WISHES, SUPPORT AND COOPERA-TION IN MAKING THE OPENING OF HIS, NEWSHOWROOMS SO OUTSTANDING A SUCCESS!

otetatats' MONET-MANINOS GAMES ONDISTRIe

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MARKOR GENCO'S

VISIT CHICAGO' MIST &1St

SLUOGIR-EXH1011'S SUNMAN-00E1E1E0S SEA HAWK. -

CHICAGO COIN'S SPORT PARADE and ALI MILLS EQUIPMENT!

BE SURE TO SEE THEM NOW!"Evert; deal personollpi handled by Rude"

BUD LIEBERMAN[331 W. WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

..._____,-------SST A STONE'S THROW FROM THE SHERMANT-

You can ALWAYS depend on JOE ASH - ALL WAYICAUTY illes MARDI OAFS .... ....saeab

40 CrIBOY8.40 RID NOT 14214

1410COMMODORE 18COV/110YDesists' PIA111123 15.10 P400 a1.50DRUM MAJOR .... ..... 2/0120 .ROTATION 21,09SIACT 43.00 sODOC CHAMP.... ..... 12110

12.50 foorremJOLLY ii,ile)soTt.O.CARD 9300 SUPS. six 12230LAft0St1011 . .. ...... 2720 sureti CHAW3011 12.00Huta 1.2.3. P.C. 2740 TOIIPLIt IIWRCAT . 000

1 /3 Oswalt 1/A1/5 AO Oeseer. we 00.1.(Woo. C. 0. D.

ACTIVE AMUSEMENT MACHINES CORP.900 Nairn honks. , Ptotia411454, Ps. /hoof, Usher 11114.

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING FREE PLAY GAMESAll rrroodnftn44 and .eddy le ototste. One tmh; tutOrlat. Chaco Vast wises. HoldNM, LogerTy. end fends. Tao Foch. Cold. C.sos. IloccRtmers. Wok.. 01d4 -Kicks, Syreadite.

Step D Cows Soyeeroes, mad ThnIKers Three Co..,.,.l Four Groh: /MS Inning,.Milos, and Toturnpht. Yroftr tioloo, $11.50 osch. WM* for compkto IN, of Ist used1211.21 al weal 28 008 AOW 88241 OA Of,. j282.1, It will "Ave You0.0.22.

AUTOMATIC SALES CO.103 SECOND AYE. NO. NASHVILLE, TOM

Remodeled PhonosNEW YORK. Much 1, --tans Baths. of

Arnie Bales Company, phonograph reconditioning firm, Introduced leather tothe remodeling branch of the phono-graph industry this week, end the in-neration woo Instant acclaim. he sap.

The firm flashed the Odra of the ma-chine with nui-colored leather fabrics;to match the walla or the location. Ondisplay at the showroom* are threemodels. one finished in red. another Inblue, and the third In tan leather Md-ings, with the Marble -010 front and thebeautiful grille and dome attractively

"We have berii deluged with orders."Bache mid. "from the first moment weallowed our remodeled )ob. The choiceof lrettvers Ls complete. The 11110211150has clicked with location owners andno are convinced we have the greatestproduct In the phonograph remodelingindustry. The number Of order* we havealready taken Ls proof of the hit It lutamade."

eiCOCIait)CLINT:AND. March I. -The board Of

dirtecor, of the Ohio State AutomaticInsetrie Phonograph Owners' Aissoclation

recently at headquarters theIniend WU:dace Building. Peter Lutiteh3.redded. Ccantnittee report. and Un-finished binthem tcok up the time ofthe short session.

Max N. Menton, manager of the Gra-ham Distributing Cornpiny 111100 Pon

opening. has been transferred back toDetroit. Joe Young ia ins euccersor here.

Local record distributing firms arestocking up with Yes. My Darlinglaughter In expectation of a big de-mand, es this is the tune chosen for thelilt -of -the -month by the Cleveland Pho-nograph Merchants' AMOrlation for/larch. Jack 0ohen, rke-preeldent, statesthat the selection were practically uneni-mous. Largo newspaper ads will an-nounce It to the public.

Cigarette sole, are on the up In Ohio.The State Department of Taxation atColumbus reports 1940 net eigerette taxrevenue of n.osa:roo, an Increase ofmore than Amoco over 1939 receipt.oftf, ele7o.000 over 1038. Collection ex-pense reported by the department for1910 is .0077 per dollar compared wills.0177 In 1039 and .02 in 1938. Lost yeer'aadminletretIve rent* where reported as$11.221, fn 1939 they were 6103314.and In 1932. 9141.002.

Open house held by the Avon NoveltyReim Company when the new Rock-Olamodels' were shown was attended by abig crowd of Cleveland operators. Pres-ent from Rock -04a headquarters. werelice-Presideot Jack Nelson and DistrictMenace: Frank Doyle. Art Nagel, headof Anon. reeeired numerous cengnstula-tome on the dtspley and the good timehe furnished. Mrs, Nagel was alto onhind, haying tint returned from asacellon.

The Andrews Slater*. appearing at thePalace. took Ilene off to Den head-quarter. of the Phonogreob Merchants'A-societton. About 30 operators, Lnetugl.leg officers, were on band to greet them,The gins congratulated the associationon Its hit -of -the -month record arid dis

CHROME BELLCOLUMBIA

Holdup al o rnagoiknt heel ofCol...able SellsYe.. need 0551 Chrome 111,41 Ie 602228288112. ggiky OA, P -tie lochanStalely is appearance, large fool,Reels, Cash at Chock paytwe. /orgyrafIrpott, . oftbIe on Hastion heroN.clred ro Din. or Overt,. Play,It. low @rite w.31 2orpnuf youWe cue teeter* ether typos 0/ CO50,6.4. for .,r In.. of opepling

GROETCHEN TOOL COMPANY130 N. 1.1,10e, St Chiroges. 111,

NTICERS' BARVAINS00101110S311

2 Korner trow Tress row., PerotgornItloo 1114.484

Keene, Trott 0rtUnor 100.50K WM/ 1030 $11001.00, 90.00

10 mow seems Perm*. Mt 147Cow

wear $4.1.0I Cow ..k.11. Ir. May A

earn OWN. uro4 1 WM 104904 Hill* Romeo SHIN *Mena Pe AIR

Wort rotaPrOoo Itcom. Ism Ammo SIMM,

54002024, Mono *230 ...... . . 1000

Pus 11-01111 SALL AUTOMATICScic Woorftwooe 537.44

3 Molins LC -3. POI22011 wok, SAS1.402 PoTonn mow. 1m100 W10 24-30

40 1410 Profttnors A Arnastoos. sender54105451 09

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5.44 . 110.0430 W11. 10. Pronto, 0.A 40,410

11/41 comma, 121121 Mirror.,3012,000 400.000. clwooft.WOW. powle4 u1 0.14,41.54.44 4744

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mon. ono 94 313244111. 4M 101

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1r. 11510 Ire: W21821 10.0 A Troft e.STICEIRS COIN MACHINE CO.owl. ma. WIMSTOWSOLSOM. N. C.

Ouittsoefing Buys -Perfect( Rao36-tioned

SHOOTING MACHINESRALLY MULL II EYE 1411.00NAY.0.tiTE DUCK 1440NAY.o-LITIE 0.119KEft ULM 40.00

JA111. /COOseasdarrit futil111110e VISIT . wolsoRAT -0 SMOOT Tut OKI:TIES 90.000:4.55,6 oars en any of ter Now eon lho000mour. At Sou/ tuft., CM 510.00 oars.

Tanen, 1 /3 000001. 111.ftroto O. O. O.

PROMPT SERVICE - SAYE MONEY

NOVELTYW. B. Co.. INC.1!.1 wsahingwe awl. 310s arroarr, P1y5

511. 1Afts, Ma. 112A186. COW. Me.

WANTED TO BUYICEr.C3:7 Ant 1,11,4.1..!, 'II" 10.1110. Cut131%1IttrA Milt:. I 141.1., CC.C53.11224..Medi atsifset, "k" Ittes,S CLASH. reined

nstreeft1CT31214 P1415,11018 iftmtal SnorIrns.7.4rnn,. tottrez.;

cussed Informally the most popular re-cordings of their own, which Includeget Mir 91st Da Sehorn. Ferryboat Sere-nade,. and It All Comer Book to Me Bov.

,1/arch 8, 1941

Baker Big TimeSetting Records

CHICAGO, March 1.--CdHellas of theBaker Novelty Company. Chicago. reportthat Dig Time, their Inagest bit. la peal-ing all prerrioas Wm records, "It appearsthat the flee combinations plus threejackpot come-on features is just whatplayers have been waiting for." say of-ficiale.

"We aro ;sinning at top greed on BigTame and doing our utmost to makesbiprrwrita the same day that orders are

"Big Time la &reigned for long life onlocation. Its exclusive feature. make itD game that will bring In maximumreturns indefinitely."

LeVine JoinsGerber & Glass

CHICAGO, blotch I. --Harry LeVine.she has traveled the Central States forseveral )'era rind enjoys a large followingamend operatem, has pined Gerber asMIMI 11111d now In the territory C0111 parts of Michigan. end Mbsouri, mediafelling Illinois. Indiena, lose. Wiacoimin. Max Glenn

AMITSENIENT MACHINES

Ins100% -----LEGAL

U. S. DEFENDER CLUB headquarters an Detroit. Patrons Qualify for mem-bership by shooting peeped 100 score on Defender machine pun. manufacturedby Catty Manufercturtny Company, and reeefre o eartificele-of-esurk.teurnahipand lapel van.

THETHRILL

GAME OF 1941Uses entirely new playing

principles requiring utmostskill and timing. Its "Repeat -

play -profits" reach an all time PEAK-it's the profit wonder of '41.

Five balls, player controlled. double andhi -score feature, adjustable for percentage.

separate locked cash drawer, attractivelylinishcd. At 532.50 it's a bargain. 100'. legaleverywhere. lit deposit w;th order.

GERBER & GLASS914 Caseney ebd.. CHICAGO. ILL

THETHRILL

CAME OF 1941WRITE-WIRE--PHONE

.1u1;vo New York Distributor

MIKE MUNVES CORP.593 TENTH AVE.. NEW YORK

Al) Man.: errant 'MaliQUANTITY BUYERS

$3230 WRITE FOR PRICE!

THETHRILL

GAME OF 1941Uses entirely new playing

principles Hine: one utmostskill and timing. Its "Repeat

play-peofits" reach an all time PEAK-it's the profit wonder of '41.

Five balls. player <caballed. double andhi -score feature. adjustable for percentage.

sop locked cash drawer. attractivelyfinished. At $32.50 it's a bargain. 100'' legal

everywhere.

H. G. PAYNE CO.312.314 Moadway. NA141VILLI. 111414.

Bob McGill HeadsIntermountain Firm

SALT LAX CIIT, March I.-R. H.(Bob) MC0111, well-known axle. and serv-ice man of LIODOOT, has recently aminnedthe duties of general manager of Inter-mountain Distributing Company. SaltLake City.

Intermountain nets as distributor forRally, Jennings., Walsh, Wmtern Prod-ucts. and Wurlitrer phonographs. McGillnas formerly isiocelisted wills a Dancerdistributor and In well known Himontthe Peck Mruntain State*.

The Ttillboard 75

Lock and CoveredCoin Boxes AskedTo the Editor:

The action taken by mama/ noinuhsetunas In placing a separate lock anddoor In the cashbog Is In the right Merectlon. This srparnte lock and doorshould be on all machines.

AA you know, the oubbOx hie noweer and when an operator open. a ma-chine to check same. conaiderabie com-ment Is made by the onlooker as to theamount of money In the box. It It myaUggeatiors that there be corer. for themborne X3 that the eontente will not beopen to ocrullny, stitch would eliminateeisculderable comment regarding theamount of money In these boxes or theamount of tin/de-ma that has born donsby this particular machine.

I would suggest a oath box with acover that boa an opening just largeenough for the coins to enter, of the,same rneterial and type Host la betegused In certain bell machine.. I thinkthis Is a proper Map and would appre-ciate reaction of you and your readers.-R. C.

Efforts To Form ilsan.In Delaware Fail

wa.siniorox. Del., Mardi 1.-Fefortsto form an association of coin rnarhineoperators In Delaware. preslamly to -ported, TOM tailed to materianie. Keen-ness of competWon la strident -a:4 to bethe chief atumbiltig block.

The First City Ammer:fent islaelitneeCompany hail dropped It. usreV 1,1A toconcentrate on colnmachina

%relaxer wall box installation hasbeen made at the newly opened IlosnrdJohnson's Dutch Village on (Ito ColemanduPont Memorial Highway, ate milessouth of Wilmington.

Pilkin PIESore

04 <oval, you know144t tea mostPoPolaar Cam. In thetins today.

If yO.r starntmlor as,net lake yew ereiJaplease be amflant-nawe tanni on a 3.1A.rtboars to D1ve youenough Pike's Penisto, every one of yourLocation..

tee your naafi D1S-tributOt.

C:Nitski

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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

IKE'SEAKNATIONALLY oityata ..Y

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76 The' Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES

1 "For sting to such point that the averageDaval 2 Operator can place three Limos es manyof the machine., *Wetting and collecting

Easier Operation" from them faster. The mum are many.por

CHICAGO. WWI 1. -"Our new Dual21 counter game was built for outercaper sling-aa aro ail Dual Mantel.games.- drcIare executives of the DavidCompany. Chicago. "Some time ago wenotified the trade that one of our Mal*policiespoliciestn the manufacture of gameswas to make sure that they were eerierto operate. Because of this, we have anexperimentai deportment that dotty noth-ing but follow the suimumtfora thatcome to in from operators, jobbers. anddistributors.

"In Daval'a 21 we have simpllf.ed oper-

the moat Ira tans being the automatic)outs divider that separates the moneycoming Into the machine on the basisof '<partition on which the operator andlocation owner agree. The locationowner has his key and can Open hisseparate cashbox at all llama. u can theoperator.

"In keeping with this policy of makingit esaler to operate Doss' counter 661111.0 also held to the *null raze. In thisway, with the nutecneUo coin divider,Use separate cashboxes, and the sre..111tore retained, the operator has every dis-tinct advantage for ruler operating."

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FIVE BALL FREE PLAY NOVELTY GAMES4 Minnie., ...575.410 ewe. *72.50 0.14 Mr ..50264 An Kook. 574,50

.11.esd. ,, 58.50 Dan Panels 5260 Pesverneuso .. 08.50 87 40#

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sea* era Ono ... OVI4Yes Heel ... 18.50 01440..4.1 .... 48.00

0 *.."4414 dant .. 30.60 81 Lendhe . , 4460 0Mete Men .. 34.110 1800 Ikon.. 44.001.0.14STde e4.00 Dron Wow . 4,59 Ikon Cheennt. 23.50A r11.1'17Ihresdneo ... na.14 1144.441411... 10.50

3507.5.63. Denohlloy ... 15-50 Oh AMMO ..

0 LW. 6,14111 4411f LsVerre ... 16t0 1,aeoistile . 1460 484O/ 37.80 0Ded.fhianns .. use Lolly . - .. 22-14SIco4Ifne. ... 2460 Te0 Onothr. 2764

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d MISCLT.LANEOUS EQUIPMENT /d

2.17.:^41"'425:11.0. Bell Redid F,.. . 312850 4,..:411AP.1.4..4P.P. Coo-tele ..604.110 rotarsitsla wok Wow. Itoet.o. Wet.

4 i....... ,6.50 ...4.1t..railiol.",..n.,73.00 Cratara Saw 84.50 /I., Rees.016 Oilhill imle. 40.00 ..r.. ....m.... Toe Pln 04.50 2p a...nut intim.. 0060 v;;;;;;;,,... --:-..,...14.j--- Tea 11411* 114.00 n

44.80 r111 ONE BALL AUTOMATIC PAYOUTS WITH JACKPOT $

Onset 11.41 515600 On,14 halkiwo1 14/60 Dense Reno004 41,1.1 ,Otnel Per. fet J.P 1480 Olseins.n

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First Rocky Mountain Showing latest innovations in coin -operated Music.Guns, Games, Recording Machines. and Venders of every descriptive.

TAKE A TIP!! PHONETRIMOUNT TODAY FOR!MIA I.'S "21"rep ow., 1.t...11 11,1

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TRIMOUNT COIN MACHINE CO.1192 WASHINGTON STRUT BOSTON. MASS,

SAVOY'S WEEKLY SPECIALS REct)"°1TioNcuARANTEED

. .. .844 50 0111.0,FIAT1,1118 11460 $$$$$ 0080$ r,..imenVeA006..... 41.60 Cloati Kan .. '60 SUPS. SIX 17 no01011.1.00 seze Leisure 11" TRIUMPH 14.50clinks LIMO 48.50 1 sna UP 11.04001011 5600 011011 .... 05.00 I\ a...0h ode.. bd. C 0 D.

SAVOY VENDING CO. 651ROOKL

ATLANTIC AVEBYN I:

De,ttait=MOTT. March 1, --Joseph M. Fair

Jr. Detroit operator, le ss panic in rhonew House Park hotter Moms. Detroit'snewest skating rink.

Stanley L. Womb. manager of theDucon Products. reports the company Lsgoing ahead with Its plans for productionof vending mutilate* to be plueil on themarket noon

Henry 0. Lemke. Detroit coinman, hasreturned from an extended suit to PortHuron. Mich. where he has Magnessinterests.

Harry Court. Detroit operator andowner of Stoy'e Arcade. one of the twoPenny Areadeeiatill Operating in the city.was killed by a ions bandit last Fridaywhen the plant was held up.

Henry Nelson. Nelson AmusementCompany. has telt fora tilOnth's eta,In Florid& Brother Morey Nelson IA toDetroit to manage the busbies*.

Jock Flanigan. game end gun operatorwho is building 0 new drive -In restau-rant, is spending a few days in Ohio tocelebrate his mother's birthday.

Joseph Segura, pin gismo operator whospadelike' in the suburb of lia.-ritranatit,la developing a new coln-controlleobilliard table which he will put on themarket 110012. ILO is SL.121111g a new routeof penny scale., Incidentally, adding tohis present lines

Exhibit's NewGame Is Sunbeam

CHICA00. Much I. - "After nineweeks of steady production on Stara. UseExhibit Supply Company has Introducedamither new and unuausl game whieh Isdestined to equal II not better thatrecord." my* John Cheat 1416n managerof Eehltalt

"The name of the new game is Sun-beam, and It to entirely different fromany previous gamin. It her a new playerappe.1 that pack. Wattle &trapeze*. Itboa two unusual features that are desig-nated 1111 8 -ti -N feature and double scorefeature. The ft -0-I4 feature makes Itpossible foe the player to score five re-plays wttla each ball by putting outthree top playboard bumpers deelgniatedby the word littt-le and then going Humthe center lighted switch at the bottomof the playhouse!.

'The dual *coring feature bumper.also present interesting player Interest.By putting out 1-8 bumpers. the numberdisks 0.10 light up, as dons the fi-R-A-Mbumpers. which are located further downon the playing field, Slim reploye can bescored by putting out either the 0-10bugeptra 01 the 13 -E -A -M bumpers. Tenreplays are obtatned If both the 0.10bumpers and the 13 -E -A-11 bumpers aremade. When a certain (predetermincellcoons IA retched, each bumper becomesworth one replay. The extra specialowned. nude by putting out 1-10.11 -E -A-7.1 bumpers and then 8-1)-14 fea-ture, also has great player appeal.

"Information secured from actual testonneau Indicate Sunbeam is Kehltdramutat game -greater than leader.%Amish), Duplex, and Stan -which Ine a5lbk a great deal In liner of the finerecord. mode by Meat previous Exhibithit.." concluded Cheat.

Ask SupervisionFor Bingo in Conn.

IIIIIDOWORT, Conn.. March 1.-Aproposal to r.arne n State commission tornyervine binge. leteiieed two years agoby the Connecticut LoirlitatUre, was in-trodueed In the House February 111. Bill.presented by Fred Palkner IDemocrothof New Haven, provide. for the appoint-ment of n bingo commissioner and deputy for each of the five congressionaldistricts.

They would take over from the Wallathe duties of issuing licensee and col -:Jenne fees. turning bock half of thefees to the tome,. The measore alsowould increase from $250 to 4505 thelimit on bingo priree. Commis...lonersw ould be peed 116200. No sahiry hiebeen sat In the 1:411 for deputy commis-/4020rel.

!If arch 8, 1941

McClelland NamedTo Sceburg Staff

CIII0A00, Much 1. -Carl licKelvy,director of sales foe Use J. P. StenosCorporation. announces the Append:tientof In-ing McClelland as Serbia* repre-sentative toe the New Inueand territory.

"McCienanda wide experience in sutt-ee and other plume of operattnj willsnake Ida contrecte valuable to the inuolo:nen of New England," noted Mettelry"He begins his dunce at once, and NowEnciand operators may feel free to canupon him at any time for advice andhelp In their operations."

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All Phones: CIrrle 6.6745

LAKE CITY'S SPECIAlSlImiRk

W eir ....010.60Itreadiast .. 7360Celselott 411.1.021441 1111.00C. 0. .. 11.00Vsndt4 5.14. 14.50Thoosh 1260P laids .... 146000400 111.00 04CP114 *040

100113.1060 Cho. .... 11.110ROW Derby 17.60 Oh 00y 21.50144411. 1860 Yochs CON. 34.40Yes/9 tea* Loa; .... 186011.800101... 22.80 Inns 42.50Mewl 22.60 Cessonoskes 24.0016hros10. 1400fs 10A0

ilgun4 24.50 100407 12.500504a11 10,50 11.7 .., 2511624.10... 55.00 115 II. ....101106.4.1 MO. 20.00 Moe. 1112405.40 ..... 0.50 Iled Ned 15..re145 ,... 10.60 110N$ Cloaso MOOWoslsen 1010 17,00 IlsosoCoaeged 1264S errentellha, 27.50 Who ISkt . 1064512 100 . 26.00 Dan Own . bona1440.010 31x.0

MISCILLANCOUSProaa,...I. P.P 622.50Oe:d Cu.. P.P. 476015.01.01.0, 111..010.1 See, up P10 50.000,101 51.,1, 11...1000 OMs. oo P.P 84,00hewn 7.1..4.1 Ohl OhnneheN M. 144 Coen. 20.60airoesends. Cam. 10 P.I. 31,50

07 .10Odulsob 110c11.210 20.00

wl HoesKenneth, ;Plat Derby Days 1/7.0001104 A Far SA 4 04.0 04110. 47.50

1 /3 Detnnels--Ildeene C. 0. 0

Lake City Novelty Co.1115 tad SOU. OL. Csore.o. 0...

0811 PLAYS511111.40

1104.130Cudfllac .010110.1pa.. OWN . 1756601" ...III Town . 111.80Punch .... 2060

STERLINGBARGAINS

55114 4 Oohs 01511 Ash Top .........1215.601111114 "OOP Pssolo. I.P. 114.50Mlle Voss 1.4e0s111.11. 2764Who 1.34, Conk Modulo. Omit Peels 2260O 4117 23.60O 01f 0.14 M. CP. 37.00e vens Luray Lvov 110501141,eff's 1:10.114. 34.60PSG. 9110.1. thetta Oa& 00 is 4 044 70.60$04161 Rood 0104.1, 20 Penorde 10140

Tomo 1 /I 1100441, Davos 0. 0. 0.WNW Cr Old 0010614 1.11 Of Used 0.eo141S.

STERLING NOVELTY CO.669 S. Broadway. Lexington. Ky.

31ardi 8, 1941 AMUSEMENT MAMMY'S The Billboard 77

SALLY IL4ND AND WURLITZIle MUSIC MERCUANTS. Wokertne Muth,Ar Specialty Company. Detroit. celebrated o Wurtitaer phonograph showingalt/ a test of noted gaols. among whom too Salty Rand. She M themes In/*reground with Wolrertne cm -Idiom Mends. and Wuritther Aerfatant SalesManager Erato PererL-ig /WM

Monarch SalesClimb, Says Stern

CHICAGO. March I. --'The hardest.task we have le to keep a nutnelent num-ber of garnet, M all classifications onhand for our customers." dectarte AtSeam Monarch Coin Machine Oomparly.

Mince the beginntng of the yearatoady flood of pmea. PEWD0a. DonPitIOA.0.1 other imnry.making equipment Ism

AMERICA'S

FREE PLAYOnebt1 -..37/7.60my COW.. 4730Mil. Stet .:40.00Ceorrlee .., 32400.4. 81040 VattOtannin

. 4-1'.°0Eliamen. ,. , mosLarderkee ... 12.0.7Line II0 , .. A-300Lon111e ... IWOMen ..... 0730Punts ... 13..00ItotentA .. 3140event .... 73.40fu.... C...y, 1600Yten Stoe.. sla.Sover.nim .. 77.00tonne ... *COO

BEST

BUYS!Elao-entent 340,008,,,, kb.,,,,warenterern 30.60Creat1,1a , 41.00C.',In Major L5.00P1

37_500115 star 45_30INI7 17.60Lance 56.40*awn 1300troen.ane 34.60Pan 32.00Red Net naeo500 1100Sore1 Cere 16.00enwt0.1.1n4 *1.00OW 01 . _ 20 00Vain ellot 21 00

ALL.. TpwriPig 1141.0mg, }.1.,II111. 4...V4C.... -.05,e0,..6è RatanWentow WsInr, OliotDig en

$13.!!0.4

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HEADQUARTERS FOR

ARCADE EQUIPMENTSENSATIONAL NEW MONEY MAIMS"Take WA,' Pick and Make Yen Prof ll

PIKE'S PEAKSCOOTtetA. is. T. SIC GAME HUNTERSit MASON MINT Vt1400113

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MIKE MUNVES111 593 TENTH AVENUE'1111 NEW YORK0A,:7=77

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been coming into our receiving depart -meat thou our reconditioning line. andout again.

Not a clay parses In which we don'treceive a hundred or more games 634ship out an equal number: sometime.more, Naturally," mid Stem, "we arekent hopping to get the grimes our cue-tenntre :amino, Our cheerful.amvicepaley la being upheld. thanbs to ourabllity to obtain equipment, and moreamd snore operatom are looking to us fortheir carichlnes.

that two months of 1041 hatemore than proved our prediction thatfile year I. to be the goreteet wo hareover known. if Matinees continues an ithi., and there is no reason to b0114/70otherwise, our new threo.atory ware-house and sales lieadquArters may soonrequire expansion."

AMI AnnouncesNew Sales Policy

CHICAGO. Minch 1.-Armouncernotefront the Automata, Instrument Com-pany (AldIt. of Chicago and GrandRapids, reveals that the drew has ?emu -chimed all of Its exclusive franchtam andla now establishing a cbMributoe systemtoe the tato and eltstribUt.ton of itsproducts thruout the country.

Henry T. Roberta. of Chicago. has beenelected Vlee-prosident and general man.seer, and Arthur W. Prem. vice-presi-dent and works manager. Roberta forthe peat four years has been an official ofart automatic phonograph concern.Freese hat born a radio manUfscluring010021.1.

In the firm's °Metal announcementIt was sold: -The Automata HuitrumentCompany owns the battle patent coveringthe fully selective coln.optrated phono-graph and tho only record changer thatplaya records on both sides folectietly:the remote control wall box devises: theE loetto-Vic. which la a corrodarstionYAMS= and Tallest ms age devote usedto beauty 'hope: the Ben trek: the beam-01-11gbt peck -up for phonographs. 11311other valuable patent&

"Toe Autocontle Hostess. or %trodmusic equIpotent. which AM/ manuf pc-tures It licensed by Inectrice ROSE-ItellProducts, Inc.: Western Metric Cornpiny. and American Telephone & Tole -mph Company."with this additional personnel. the

.. contemplates expanding emih'4 these dIntrailleel eltrIsfor_a. In addi-tion to Its factories at Orand Rapid*,plans are under way to open a feetary tothe ChICage arcs."

Ofilsciala of the firm anncentoed thatthe Autonulta Instrument Company hascompletely withdrawn from the °pent -:tie field and la time offering lea equip-ment for use by ell operatecs.

The 10110selag la the monplete Etat of°Meer. who will (Meet the nom underIts new plan of sale and distrIbution-E. E. Rudman. president: Henry TRoberts, Ttm-proddent and general man.eller: B. 8. Clark. /secretary: A. le

3/51,10.3.71L weretery: T. C. Tredrichtremuren If. R. Cavanaugh. &mitten:common: 4. J. Andrec mee-presider. tand chief engineer: Arthur W. Preen..Mee -president and works manager, andA. It. Xenny. Comptroller.

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GLOBE PRINTING CO 1023.27 RACE STREET PHILA., PA

OVER 500 PIECESThere is a lot of satisfaction In buying from a house that has a conscience -all equipment A-1 mechanically--majoilty can't be Fold from new -sensenever uted-stl took good.Batty Royal N.V. Sc Play (only Lynes, 5.2k Play Co/noble dells. Se PlayMk Nee Bell. Sc Play IStoneiN. Se PI M DIs Btdo Cowin, Se My

Lunn Stan. Se y Calks. Se Play00007 Start. 2Sc Play laeoto lieth :Se PlayDomln,ra. Se Flay Sane A.m. Se Pinhellla lurches. Se Key Lhisily Horse. Se PloyVnt P.n.s, Sc Mary Ravel flank. St PlaySenior Dots, Sc Pin Skoll Town. Se PloyDeutat Pant. ik Play Tank Ti..,, Sc Plty

MITI Fete Ben, ..St PlopOstler Console.Hall Clallar Connie,Pacts Reels. SC PlayRides Reel, 25e Pity3nnelltS, Se Play

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BILL FREY, INC.P. O. BOX 4141 MIAMI. FLA.

AAA a T01171 To 0. N. Onet;Two 1.141, WOO IC,: lip,

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NATIONAL NOVELTY CO.Is) ann. N505108. 1040 letA140. M. V

78 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES March 8, .4941

MARBL-61.0

16 RECORD WU R,Lin E R SPECIAL!Winn 'They LAM

With IlluminatedDome

As Illustrated

Comakm $It 443 toOp4t.to

452 WURLITZERMARBL-CLO

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Ole Wertifte, $49.50616 WutInser $54,501114/... COO

LIBERTY

BELL. I

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$90.00

Rotary Herukandiwrtra 131.9ters

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500 WurlilzerWits $ 50KealnrraReady to 34Oposaa

2- 4 WURITIZER

MARBI610

:41,!.,, $119.50-----MILLS

THRONE OF MUSIC

ILEA. PI,. $129.50

IMPle. 5c

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Klik 544144 $90.5034.50 eAkkEEE Sawn 54.50

Anti-99HW I Brawl 79,50"30 3444-641-Ette 69,50

39.5071.50 Ton Sttlk.ra

TERMS: 511 Cosh Deposit With Order, Soleness C. 0. D.

GERBER & GLASS c HlCac O. Ill914 DI9ER51.7

PIKE'S PEAK100%

LEGALITYASSURED

or Purchase Price RefundedSKILL and airwomen, hi-

tures of Pike's Peak will standany legal rest anywhere. Earn won -

deficit prohts from thousands of locationsnow closed to ether coin Ramos.

Its playing rhrillt .see unequalled, 44 et -playprofits reach an all time PEAK. F,nd 031 what

a steady income your $32.50 investmeet

will buy.ROY TORR

2147 14. 65th St PHILADELPHIA, PA.

10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL -MONEY -BACK GUARANTEE -TIME PAYMENT

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ASSOC ATLAS AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO . 3939 044.4/4,.......0111421100011.15 ATLAS NO911.19 CO , 0901 , PIMAURGH

EPOEP.Ot

'MONA.Slavic:

MORN 81107$ TABBN .47 ME 3110WINO 01 the Packard line at theGeorge Potuer /net. Now York. Upper kit: Tom Burke and Dare Stern tookors as Celeste erptaina hose the Picinficor actector Es operated. Upper ripest: SfaxCohen eongratutatea "Cope.. as Jack Nitric): smiles appease!. Lower kit: .41Erloesn. Soon Serif*, lrring Morris*, and Herman Halperin took on as krnieXrauter and Jack aft:nick study a selector. Lower right: On the extreme kJ:and right rerpreltrely are Sereleemen Woodard and Kramer, o/ Lou Herman'snripanizatfon. Hooter N, Caprhart I0. showing Mere the mechanism of arnoc.SfOc es Mr. liateneouri tooks on.

Herb Besser JoinsBud Lieberman Firm

CHICAGO, !Iamb 1. --Bud Lieberman.bead of tho cl:stributing Arm Waring Siloname. announces that activity ht.% begunon the Aistaibutlon of new and lucdequipment of all typos.

As disstnbutor for the country's lead-Lng tuurVII1cturrta." said Lietwrinan, "WOore In posItion to proe:do our customerswith Immeill.ite service on new equip-ment. And We moneyomsting NUJ!).meat. too, as rtu1317 tOlturien to 11E50t31we have sold the garnet can trertify.

"I am especially proud to £1100011tVthe appotntriont of Herb Draws% !westerlyof tbo Bearer Novelty Company, 8t.Louts. as Pawling representative. 51t5expclOnce ID the teen machine Geld andht. wide acquaintance among C. Intern

sill prom Invaluable ha our orgenica-<Ion."

Rake Coin in New Quarter',PHILADLLPHIA, Match 1. -The Rake

Coin Machine =change has numed tolarger quarters at 21314 nuke: Atm.:here. Announcrment of formal opening

di be inude 006371.

An.uruts of big profita,-derisree Sent CUesfer, pt0holuetilCincinnati operetor. snapped !eating,the artreetlre showroom of Sicking.free. Cuarineate.

t A Proven Money -Maker 0experienced 0,

, operators ;0 say

NEW

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111 VH1105)110GRIP 0

SCALE $

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0 PPn4P.GI,. SANIPI I, NOW 0

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TORR 2047A-50. 68PHILA.. PA,

W,, 1. f,111..1,ated C,,,,olgle. bed Temr.11A71011M. 01411111L1704

UNITED'S BARGAINSItn, .119 yentleee, from

Itebyneles 41bi0irtMv.

MIlke 1-2-3. Free Play. .527.50Arrowheads. 1 0.11 12.501940 Meletone. Like New 159.50

Penny Phenol 24.50Doosit., sow. 0. 0. 0.

H....P.4 M 0944. smi stet/ few. ;Awn an.t.4 at el Ur... Weite ha. oneto Ilry III no..

UNITED COIN MACHINE CO.7911 W. Becher St.

Milwaukee. Wis.

March 8. 1911 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 79

EACH WEEK, MONDAY THIttr WSDHSSDAY, Pock -and Manufacturing Comporef son. frictranapotts. /Was a retool Md311)71 for contemn. Intimating them otthe I/limitation of Packmd peoductr. Above. left to Mint, etceteras/ diplomas/rout flouter Cape hart. Packard proident, we fres Car. Br°craved. WO; DonaldJambe, Miltroukro; C7taria Gellert, Atilrozakere; h'ate Ak-zander. Albany. H. Y.;Earl Schulte. Clinton, Ia.; Lewis roHerr. Cincinnati; {Vulcan, Lonorater,saranmah, Go.; Arnold Vattfancourt, Packard ostetat; E. E. PoICH*, Sarasotalt;Harry Jacobs Jr.. Went Allis, WO.; Harry Analtinper, Packard °Anal.

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Bradshaw PlansBig Showing

DENVPat. March I.-The biggest andbest showing ever held In this region fathe promise of Gibson Bradshaw for hisRocky Moinitaln Coln Machine Show tobe held march 7 and 0 et the DenverDistributing COmpany headquarter.. P.rrthe put month earpentens. paint.rs., andcarpet layers turn bon busy remodel-ing and re:tenanting to ensure everythingbeing In readtrumr.

New equipment has tren orris -logdaily. and ftudiihaw promises to barea great display. In addition to the latesttrolc-Ola TotseColunsti, all the innova-tions, In coin -operated guns. games. andreo.Jitig risschltwe will be on display.Open bettor will also be held at the Play -home. Bradshaw's arcade. where opera-tors can soe a wide anortment of 0-dn-.-penned machines In ectual operation.

Among the many aneurism and enter-tainment features phained will be thenppearance of Mhos Colo' redo (EileenlIcnkins). who competed In lag year'sAtlantic City Beauty Pageant.

Other than hie desire to give oper-ators sn opportunity to clew all of theInnovation In colnoperated machine's.inadanaw la staging trio thaw with thethought of expressing lilt entimirnithe coin MUM,* business. for It lb hish -/lot that the next Dee years will proxybe moat wettish% yeses in the 11111027of the coin machine Inchistry.

Pike's PeakDemand Gains

CHICAGO, March 1.--Capactly pooduc-Oen on Pikeb Peak plus special emer-gency measures have felled to make dent In the mountain of ceders for thi.smoney-maker, according to officiate ofGroetthen Mad Company.

"Our distributors. finding that wiresand long-ritsteamo Cale did not bring thequotaa needed, are now making specialtripe to the factory. After seeing forthenuelree Oust every our.ce of effort tobeing put behind production at tho gamethey add still more orders.

"Oise of the most frequent clatters tothe plant Is Max Glass. of Gerber & GlaserGlue Increases his standing coder fordaily thipmente with every visit. At tullewriting he Is Inaisting on 100 a day.

"Peeeral snore lectern.* would beneeded to meet this terrific demand,"say Oroetchen officials.

McGowan on CoastFor Mape Music

Led ANOtar41. Much 1. -Jim Mc -Orman, formerly associated with aphonograph manufacturer's ulna ckrostt-meet. has been appointed trilvetIr.g rep-resentative for the E T. Nape Mu ,oCompany. Reeburg distributor for Cali-fornia. Arleen*. and Nevada.

McGowan has land wide experience Inthe music field, and to tapecially antiequipped to advise ramie operator* onmurk probtersis and inatallutIons, ac.cording to K T. Mope. heed of the Arm

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A sensational now idea in consoles -New, exclusive Elevated Totalizer regis-ters replays earned - always visible tolocation attendant ... attracts attention,invites play. Jennings Mint Vending To-talizer Console is now accepted for oper-°lion in many restricted territories. Checkthis truly spectacular console for your ter-ritory today. Try it for 14 days - if you'renot completely satisfied, return if and yourmoney will be cheerfully refunded. Elevated Totalizer-always visible fo

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from the 0. D. Jennings Company plantIn Chicago is the Mint Vending 'Mall=Console. "Thu le another of the MilJimnir.gt line of friendly machines...declares a Jennings official. -It fa de-ened to comply with all territorial re-quirement*. yet It to so fascinating thatIt draws play from every location.

Ân attractive machine with plentyof play appeaL Mint Vending TotalizerComae le reported as being well receivedin every part of the country. The gamereceives much attention because of It.conatruction. An elevated totalizer onthe bark of the con:sole shows replays.In addition. the machine registers all re.prays made by players.

'It is mechanical to operation and re -millets siring for illumination only. Ith as the tried and proven feature ofmob el...viler and two cash boxes. one forthe Iodation and the other for the oper-ator. It is also fully equipped with dug.rejecting mechanism. 'Teo?* ni a choiceof two tops for the consele. One tea.turtli fruit symbol.% senile the other theenumbers."

Buckley AddsSales Representative

CHICAGO, March 1.-Conis Irby,Southwest district sales manager forBuckley Music System, Ion., anninincr,the appointment of M. B. McLean a,traveling representative to cover Okla-homa and Kansas.

H. R. Perkin*. general salts managerof Buckley. declared ho was enthuatesticabout having another experienced Mallto represent the Buckley line.Irby,' he &HA, "le one of the pioneerentudo system men and be bas one ofthe beat sales organizations Lit any Mo.He now has W. W. (Mike) .A.,Itn121.George Wrenn. and now M. B. Mc..I.esn,all of whom hare been in the music hosbushier* since tea start."

Also announced was the appointmentof R. D. Box, of Elizabeth City. N. C..As dLunbutor foe DuckItl In VIrtlxitA.Said Dos: "Ever I entered theautomatic mush, Mistime I have triedto handle the product that was a currentmoney-maker. I have watched a numberof psOduCtil and decided that the Buckleysystem stood out above all."

L. B. McCormick. Greenville, N. C.. ixa distributor for Buckley. He began du-tributIon of Buckley equipment In 1941and soya: -When I looked over theBuckley illuminated line, I knew thatthis was what It takes for situate profits.Now I am making installations, and AS aresult It looks like there Ls going to beplenty of businexs to keep my organiza-tion going at top speed for a long timeto coma."

Wilkes-Barre Coiriman DiesWILKES-BARRE. Fa.. March I.-John

G. Durkin, a partner to the DurkinNovelty Company. coin machine operat-ing firm. died February 10 at hla bornehere following a heart attack. Ile leaveshis wife, a non. folic sisters, and livebrother*.

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Keeney PlantProduction High

CHfCA00. Much 1. -"It is My beliefthat ovr orennIzatSon 21 Setting th0 P000for production In the cola itileAtize in.dustry.". eke:arcs William (11111)

.7. H. Keeney At Company sales had."Our big now factory la working at

full capacity on all production linen.Zech pn4uct Is lit heaty demand be-cause each ono has proved Its superior -(Cy.

"Our '41 Velvet l leading the MeldIn pin gamesa with constantly Merel..ing order* forting us to step up pnxino-Mit daily. In the a41/10I0 field. TripleEntry and Super Track Time. new=dela of the lumen console money-makers In recent years. are being shippedIn volume every day.

.'1714 Keeney wall box department toswamped with orders for tho remote -control selectors. Our machine-gun sec -11011 U also up to Its oars in Orders PONavy Bomber and Air Raider, the top -profit games In this neld."

Atlas To OpenOmaha Office

CHICAGO. Much 1.-Morrle Ginsberg,°Metal of the Atlas Noseity Company,h. announced the opening of an Atlasanise en Omaha. Neb.. for the dtstrtbu-tion of the borMarg hue of automaticmusic equipment.

"The new offices and showrooms will

be opened in the near future." he stated."A complete eoloi end toritee matt willhe oo hand to help Nebraska operatorswith their music openitiona. Modernlacilltles are being Installed for theInest of setnice. The 60117000 of theneW elmensor. will be announced Inthe near glitirre. but it the is runtimeall OpenitotE In the territory are Invitedto a special showing of the new S. -tiringhue at the Hotel Paxton in OmahaMarch 8 and D.

"tlettidon Shuman% manager of thenew Atlas others, will be on hand togreet the music men."

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Gottlieb ReleasesNew Game, Sea Hawk

CIIICA00. aletreh 3.-OotUkb'a latent.Bra Hawk. I. bringing out. the sailor. tothe coin machtno Industry and makingnautical language the orttelal henerusgeat D. Gottlieb & Company, say officialsof the company.

'Recently Introduced, the game La

creating much excitement to the tradeend protoking ninny wisecracks In salt -ender language from distribuWea andoperators keen en speeding up denten'''.says factory men "One wire from NowYork plead.: "Try to launch Bea Hawk107 fart 01111777.. To which Nato Gott -1107. vice-preeldent of the company.wired back sallor-faahlen: 'Due to NowYork harbor complications, having def.acuity entering your port. Signed. Atl-mstal Von Gottlieb'

"With tangy wilt -water atmosphere inIts playing theme and Ita hold loadedwith pront-treutantte for operatOes. thesea -taring novelty la wooing a uniquetriumph of .utneoss." said Nate. "Opera.toes and distributors are clamoring tormorn and faster delivery and It taxesour Ingenuity to keep up with theirsenor Jamie puns. Sol Gottlieb. tierIn New York baa been dratted Intoriniagmcy service by our company to actrue WHIM appeaser Iii order to keepeverybody down Mut contented till theirgood .hip Bea Hawk gloriously comaesoiling in fa them."

Gerber & GlassFlooded With Biz

CHICAGO. March 1, -"What a home-coming." said Max Ohne. of Gerber P.Glass. upon his return from a Floridavacation. I cacao back to Chicago from agood rest to walk right Into a flood oforder.?

"The demand for Pikes Peek alone krlamaationed. Orders are flowing In fromall parte of the country. Operator. arecanter and wetting. They tell us whata whale of a money-ma/cm the game Ia.

"On top of that we're meeting wIthan unprecedented demand for LibertyHeti. Champion. and Imp. as well an ourphonograph special. and other fatorttes.Alt I can say to that I hod a good hunchto take my vacation uhen I did -andI'm An act to take care of tltiz bu.slnessboom."

W. B. Novelty ToOpen Wichita Office

WICHITA. Han._ March 1. -WI}liana10111) Betz, chief of W. B. Novelty Com-pany. announces the opening of min.and ahorroones in Wichita. can.. 0000.

-Kanma matte men can be cure of re-ceiving the SAWA helpful senior that.now emanates from our et. Lout. andKamas Ctty showroom.." rata Bet:- "Inaddition to the urea stock of gamon ofen kinds, we wH1 feature the new 1041Reetnirg II1Tone BympluxonUS."

HENRY r. ROBERT'S llitt beenerected eteeprondent end ernernimanager of the Automatic !wire -meat Company, of Ch(cogro andGrand itairlds. The firm recentlyannounced Its wIthdrokai from Menarrating floPS to enable -ea a d1,1rtb.War system thruotst IA4 country.

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ilareh 8, 1911 AMUSEMENT MACHINES l'hr Billboard 83

ALONG MB BRILLIANTLY trairreD production line of the new J. H.Keeney & Company plant In Chasago 0 battery of Nary Bombe,. rifetftn theBIBB gate' or" DC/Ore rhtpment. According to J. R. Keeney, head of the Min,volume shipments are being made daily to meet the demon& ol the nalton'sopen:tom

Sphinx in ChiAfter Eastern Trip

CHICAGO, ILszch i the Sphinx)Cohen. of !talent Seim asmpany, Minne-apolis, stopped its Chicago a few daysrecently when returning front 0 tripto the Inapt. Cohen had been inn -snot -mg the Ekuitern market to gain merchen-titling ideas 630 RICO to invratigate thesupply or uiselithea. Re repotted a telthat was hoth enjoyable and aU4C0411111.

The Sphinx tallied long enough whiletore to any a good laced for the ReVellTp game and the Air Raider target ma-chine. 'The new replay feature on thetarget la especially good." he said. Velvetis another ?stem worth boosting. the5;l :us stated.

Declining to ray more. the Sphinx loftChicago for the great Northwest territory.

Minn. AssociationWatches Legislature

MINNEAPOLIS. Match 1.-Morting atCum -sr. the Luusewpoils Amusetr.entthroter Association gave serious cotutid-nation to coin machine leglalatton nowteem the State La-glalature. DougGleason. president; M. lat (110c)103. secretary. and Phil Moses told their

eOlteariles of the proposed measures. A!unlash:re committee wan appointed torepresent the industry with referent* tothe proposed WEL Members. are MikeChains. Wedgy Smith. and Ithesrs.Moths. Herenscni. and (Wagon. who willwork In doh* PS -Operation with theState ashociation committee. amongwhose members err 7131.11 Crosby, KellyIke-dr:ch. and Archie LaStasi. Twenty-five operator* were present at the dinner.

National Coin SetTor Spring Biz

CERCACIO. March I.-'Be're openingthe spring mason." reports Harry Hei-man. axles manager of National CoinMachine Mcerhange. of Chicago. -Thedemand for god reconditioned We-n:ode' garner is booming and re areequal to the OCC*0.411.

-Our Doom are filled to capacity inpreparation for the spring increase Inbusiness: every machine la chtekol anddouble-cbecloret, ready to be put intoSte -stains and make ir.ocoy foe the oper-ator. In feet, so large ts our et/act thatwe nay If there's anything with a coinOnto we hose it on our Mora. Benidesused machines, we hare is full line oflatest new ?cleanest of leading mann-tuners ready foe Immediate shipment."

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MUM MIMEIMII1C/ICOMS

"larch 8, 1941

CHICAGO, March I. -"Pro special cola -heath's' to planned for this week." de.clam* Sam Wo!berg, Chicago ColnMachine Company esetutist. "tho otwIn order to merle the beginning Of theeighth week of production of our big hitgame Sport Parade.

"I am aura that Use thousand* ofoperators who have Sport Parades work-ing for them on locatioris Himont thecountry would Join shole-hrartelly Insoy celebration. because they hare oar.ialnly profited front the operation ofthis great osachlr.e. As It is, they arecontributing to the establishment ofrecord run at the Chicago Coin plantray constant order* and reorders thruclistrtbUtors from Coast to Coast.

"In response to the confidence ex-pressed In Sport Parade by our operators,

are Minix:tying our effort* to pro-duce gams more speedily and makereheats* promptly. This eervtor. coupledr.ith the monermaking feature* and

-"e2rardablUty of Sport Parade. U expected'3 extend She run On the game to an ell -

Grand NationalAcquires Machines

CHICAGO. March I. -Art tittertairo...Hort on the part of the Grand NationalSalt* Company. or Ching*. to acquire

large volume of all types of used,mitpcostit In the last three weeks hasmet with sues -me. It la reported.

"We are now ready to meet the de.lurid* of operators all over the country4111 JOSS about anything they want."sal Al Sebring, heed of Grand Notional,.

Om three showroom aro boded WW1.:sinew and our resale deportment iscoins full tilt In bringing them up to the,landard for which our equipment Isswan."

"Slaloms le active." added Mae11111Y114 sales MADAM "W1151 the gamessouring In from all oar the nom and,0th erery mall bringing in orders (or,eeondltioneel equlpment, we aro enJoy-mg one of the moat *01.Is0 perloda In ourhistOry.`

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OTHIR (AST SILLIRS991 Meat, F.SSIO. IOkhe1 Chnky # $1,17

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GENERAL SALES COMPANY1003 RUSSELL STREET NASHVILLE. TCNN.

Allied Expands;Ready for Demand

CHICAGO. March 1 -"Springs in theour at the Allied Novelty Company In theform of still barges flocs atocka ready forimmediate delircry." declares Sun ISIMnun. company official.

"For operators Interested In high qual.Icy rreondltioned equipment, this la anopportUnIty Indeed. For here they canoeleot from one Of the largest arraysof used machines ever *rambled. Formenthe we're been building up our floorstocks to such proportions that wo cannow fill peactically any order right Outof stock."1!Wl

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PAUL MOLLER. known to ope.eters thruout the country as a 011144moo foe Gardner dr Company hasrecently been 11401151 assistant salesmanager of the PPM. Kotler trillhexesforth spend AU Moe In theentrap, office batted of going onthe road, and peal Min the rest of thestall to teorklog for the welfare ofPatel board usera (Sr 01011i theCOLniffy

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1550 W. real Co Lao Anew.MILWAUKICY.

ARCADE MACHINES

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AUTOMATIC COIN MACHINE CORP.

340 CHESTNUT ST.SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

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SICKING, INC.1401 Central Pkwy., Cincinnati, 0.

927 E. Broadway, Louisville, Ky.NICKING CO CV 11,12)1A52.4

444 Mass. Are., Indianapolis, Ind.

DENVER CO1NMIN hose manysurprises and froth/ea awaiting themat the bencer Distributing Cow-posty'a Malang March 7 and d, ae-contlity to Gibson Etrodshata, head Ofthe Arm. One surprise will be theappearance of Miss Colorado, in

Eileen Ilosktns,

Pennsylvania SalesReveal Business Up

WILKES-BARITE, Pa . March I. -Phan°music made the moat advantageous shifttoward pro-perity levels of any depart -inept of trade and industry Item accord-ing to ri official in the office of theprothonotary.

According to the flits of the protho-notary, the fleet 40 days of the nowyaw ciablelaci sales of arnuaement dreier*at the rate of better than $1.000 H dayturnoTer.

Automatic Amusement and WilliamHume. of AMT. ore reparted among theleaders. with sharp advances reportedmade by a group of distributors workingamong the Italian -American and Polish -American population of NortheasternPennsylvania.

Every form of modern entertainment.se well as electrical gamin of skill. founda plane In the deliveries thruout Luger:inCounty. Of limey Interest was Indica-tion that DOHA of draftees being in-ducted at he local Induction station haveindicated desire that phonographs. pin-tail machine*. and etetUtcal large: ma -chinos be used at the center.

Only condltional maim contracts areflied In the prothonotary's office withdistributors and operators reportingannliar trends One operator reportedWes totaling $114.000 during 1040.

Baby ProductionHtlFsPALO. March 1.-A daughter was

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Christopher NamedBally District Mar.

CHICAGO, March L-VirgLI (Chris)CM!stool:arr. nationally known in coinmachine Medd.. baa brim appointedSouthern distrtet manager of BallyIlionitseturing Company. according toannouncenent by Geo/go Jenkins. Malty'sgenernI toles mana,ges. Chrlstopherbterritory Includes Moeda. Oroests. Ala-bama. attiolastppl, Trammel,. AAASIALA,and T-011111.11111.

DIScusaing the appointment, Jenkinsstated: "Christopher's work will be ofinnemserunth:e benefit not only to thefactory but atso to Bally cuatomece. Itowill maintain constant direct field con-tact with distrIbiatoes end oPeratceeEqually Important, It Is his Intention toco-ordinate new uniform sUuntard~ allunneet at nebles'ing the highest possIbloencree of market stabIlLeatlott mad °Mbtnochlbe prosperity In his termory."

BRAurirvi. 0171CtS rat tBodge, Novelty company, Matrosi.toe. 'Vattern R. !lappet Jr., ownerOf MO f11,11. Am mode It one of thesent: besrafful of coin 11101111110

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Exhibit of 194.1Opens March 20

NEWARK N. .1., March I -The pit.torte! Dchillit of 1941 orponaored by theAmusement Board of 'Trade of New Jer-ley. Inc.. and conteUling photographsand advertising matter of new model@ forcote -operated games and rifles silt openMach 20 for four weeks. The exhibitwill be held In the lamrd of 'Trade's en-larged headquarters.

Manufacturers and distributors ale*!tare been larked to submit photographsof their fectories and personnel. Eachmanufacturer hes brn alluded apace Inthe exhibit and Invitenons have beenvent to operators, In the met:opal='Sew Vert area, as 'mil as thruout NewJersey.

The chose of the exhibit will be markedby the annual banquet 'scheduled torSunday. April 20.

XDI))S LANE tat the inane).iounger brother of Bert Lane, ofSeaboard Sole* and a member of thead Oros gyrde, Richard. & POiletf.pieta(' out a 'amide Of his wen.fondly song, 'Nero Litttir Scrertrrris(Nut. to )'oil).' raters he recentlyrecorded for Bluebird. Mitchell Ayers,Iliblrht,rf recording delta, and ht.racallity, Mery Ann means and Oee-Gee ?Matzo, arc the ettottlitlisteners.

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No. 1845 5c a Play 1800 HolesTakes in $90.00 Averate Pont $43.25

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TIMEnow hi Ifs

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Jerry HaleyJoins Buckley

CHICAGO. March l.-0. P. (Jerry)Hater, for 18 years identified with a lameChicago mantdacturer. is now a memberOf the feat -growing BuCkley MU,40Bystem. Inc.. Chicago. Haley Is wellkrikrats to the operator*. jobbers, end dis-tributor,' all over the country.

"His experience covers Asko:otter Week.:raveling representative, advertUtng man-ntr, and many yews In an executive,pacity embracing all angles of thewinnow." mho officials reviewing his,nret.

In Mach/sing Ilslers joining the IWOorganization, Pat Snaky. prteldrut ofBuckley Mune System, said: "We arehapP7 to welcome Jerry Haley to ourcagaGixation. We look forward to steadyescpanslon right along and we went tobuild our bullpens on a mild baste. Todo this we Seel the need of experiencedmen In thla organization so that we canaSattro our ruatornrra of the best possibleco-opimstton at, all times. The :tuniceystoln business has become very Impor-tant In the emigre field and with ouryears of experience in tat and of thehi:armee, we want a taloa departmentsecond to none that LA capable of ac-crual!' Ung erery Waste man with fullinlOrmation about our music system."

Haley's new duties with the Buckleyomaninstion will be In the capacity or.dvertIsing and sales promotion work.it is said.

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BUYVALO. ?larch 1.-Tne ntiv BudaloAmusement Machine Operators' Associa-tion Is contlnuIng at a steady pace, andit looks as the favorable reounts along all11nra ore sure to molt from the untiringefforts of the 6MS-eters. It Is sold.

Newest development is the establish-ment of regular office headquarters forthe organization. The new locallon.which will rase u a meeting place forthe directors, included n waning roomand two prtrate officer. It le attnatedIn the heart of the downtown Inhasisadistrict In the Underhill Building at 154Pearl street- This spot is really 'Cert.stble to all members- An office managerto take charge of an buelnes, matter sewell AS recaptIon.Lit ar.d secretary begintheir duties soon.

Members have increased from the artg-lnal 47 to 54 coin merchants and It ap-pear, as the practically all establishedCan machine men will shortly hamSeined up to assure co-operation andconcerted *ellen on Important Usual.COpers of bylaws hare been maned tomembers Plana are being considered bythe woe -fail= to guord against minorsPlaying garnet aince most complaintsagainst the trade are started In that way.

A special commIllee bas been ap-pointed to assure best posuLlite co-opera-tion with Hansa dirt:non. Vie Bteh1ln,Harry Wiesner. Puce Oaring!. and AlHerrman are the foursome cheeen forspecial dealings 'with License DirectorKazmlerczak,

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