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\'o1.53No. 8 The World's Foremost Amusement Weekly

February 22,1941

Puna:bed weekly at Cincinnati. O., U.S. A. Entered as mend -elm matter. June 4. 1307, at Peat Office, Cincinnati. under Act of Meech. 1891.100 Pagm &iloacription. $6 per year. Copyright 1041 by The Billboard Publishing Company.

KID CONTRACTS DOUBTFULBillion a Year for Amusements,Sports, Exclusive of Niteries

WA1311INOTON, Feb. la,-American public Is spending a billion dollars ayear for amusements and .porla thruout the *vaulty, or approximetelr 630 perfamily. according to report of U. S. Bureau of C411411.4 of the Department ofC4111:111tree. Prom 1935 to 1739 the survey shoes en lactense of 22.2 per cent Innumber of cornmeretel amtverneot plates operated. bringing figure to 44.917'nth spot. Inereuse In receipts oars same period showed 49.4 per cent, or6998019,000, compared to 6000.012,000 In 1935,

Picture holism. Including those wart stage and vaudeville shows, get two-thirds of every amusement dollar spent. receipts amounting to about 4120 per[amity. or more than 06 per person. Legittmate theaters increased revenue from511.630.0:0 to 632.461,000 over the same period_ Number of such places jumpedfrom 138 to 231.

Amusement parka decreased by 68 In number, but lammed In revenuefrom 68962.000 to 410.123,000,

Night clubs *ere not Included In this survey beanies of government eLssat-tying thorn under 0CIL11.10 of retail trade as eating placed.

Big- gain sea shown us bowling, ballarda, and pool halb In number andooziness volume. In flee yearn lilts combined total jumped trent 643.271.000 to07,460.000 5514 Dorn 12.000 to 17,000 In number.

?own, of 225729 Pomona were employed In all amusement branches.34,401 of three part time Thirty-three thousand 011ie hundred and seventy-oneparprieton ofaVa major part or time to operating. Pay roll, exclusive of opera -:Ors. pave 5=481,000 to employees.

Educate:mai Itatitutlotan religious, charitable, or fraternal agenclon govern.mental or civic bodies, and non-profit orgardretione were all excluded from theozrrey, as well as gambling spot., golf and Other private clubs, fishing and$4441.1[0

Lemebell showed 276 estebastiments and receipt. of 034.040,000. Horse anddog track. Increased in revenue from 433,466.000 to $43,507,0:0. Number oftracks sapped from 64 to 56.

All Cleveland Indoor CircusRecords Broken by Grotto Show

CLEVELAND. Yob. 155 -With the ex -option of the final Mow tonight, atwhich a capacity crowd of 9.500 la ex-pected. the Al Sirat Grotto Cireue heldfor the last two weeks In the two mainexhibition halts of the Public Audi -:alum has given two performances daily

Del. Sabbath BillWould Exempt RadioAnd Tele Reception

WILIIINOTON, Del.. Peb. 15.-Romp-tint of mall, or televidon on programsMO Lectures or musical coneerta wouldlieeintaily be exempted from the state -nee ban under the proposed local optionSabbath bill approved 14 to 3 by theState Senate In Dorm Thursday.

The MIL Introduced Into Thuredayentrains by Senator Paul H. Rinard,ElimIngton, Republican. was reportedfavorably by the full judiciary tom -Matte early the mine afternoon andcelled up within half an hour foe vote.

Unlike the Senate bill hatrocisioed re-cently by Senator Harold W. T. Purnell.the Rinard measure tenforms to therecommendation of the Sunday Lawe4711171111400 appointed by the 1030 Lel-ia/num which included Benetton. Pur-nell. 6tIrsard, end two other senatorsand four representative., with the Rey.Ralph L. Milker 44 chairmen.

The &tinker oommitelon In 114 report1.0 the 1941 General Assembly recom-mended a .talc -wide ban on publicauctions. public dances. public Ottawa -alP"rformanme. and public, perform:roomCr Melton picture.. but urged empower-ing the legislative bodies of inonienatedterra to permit and regulate -world',empoyetnent, labor. or it minces other -61,0 prohibited tsy if. eecnOn."

The commission also recommendedcrowdIkea.

penaltiet for Sabbath Inv viola -

to the tune of 179,529 patron.. Includedto the crowd,' hare been thorimatts ofreboot children at the matinees.

ieconting to all available records, thisD the linnet number of people over topeso then indoor exam gotta In the his -terry of Cleveland and by far the greeted:number of patrons to tee any of theGrotto shows. Iii. consensus Is thatthis treraendenu public acceptance ladue to the unusually good publicity co-operation given the local chapter of the0:Otto this par by all three newspapersand the four radio stations. and thefinest oolloriton of circus acts evergathered together for an Indoor shooingin Dile city.

The circus opens Sunday night, Feb-ruary 16, in Detroit.

Yvette -Duke Case May Be Test ofValidity of Pacts With Minors;Previous Decisions Favored Kids

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-'rbe disclosure11,11, Yvette, ausging slat of the CamelProgram rsow at the Strand. Is iaeLoaailed for breach of contract by 55.1411.10Duke and Bob Leo, her former managers,Is coining local agent,. to wonder oncemore whether any contract with a minorIs worth the cost of the contract form.

The talk has caused both attorneysand apnea managing mInnra to startreading up on contract law, especiallyIn regard to torturers What they harefound Is giving them little corMort.

Even If a parent or legal guardian:signs a contract Ira Piny:Dr:non with theminor. In such cases where Infancy hasborn entered as es defense the courtshale ruled that contracts with Infantacannot be enforced units" there himbeen enabling legidation passed by theState.

Its previous cares the court has takenthe reoltIon that neither the parentsnor guardian may bind an infant to acontracts. Even In Instances where thecourts have found the contract to be fairand eglitteble, Slave hare been unableto intervene because the necessarystatutes have not been phased by In-dividual States.

In New Yak SUP there hare bornonly two C4,144 In the theatrical Itel4In which miner contracts have beenruled upon by the Stets Supremo Court.This question cannot be taken to theUnited States Supremo Court, since nopoint of constitutional law fa Involved.

In the case of Armen vs. Janis. Inwhich both Elsie Janis and her guardian

Ind. Pro -FilmBill Amended

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 15.-lb mollifysquawks ,from AlUtT/C4111 Legion andschool groups, House 11111 114, designedto curb shore operated by "Ity-by-night" promoters, has been withdrawnand In Its pace House Ma 658 has beet.Intro:Weed. The new bill is similar tothe old one. except that It contains more(Sae 1 D. PRO.PILM 1311.1, on paps 34)

Army No Help to Show Business inReading Area; No Stage in. Camp;

Near -By Towns Want Cuffo TalentRENDING, Pa., Feb. M.-Concentration

of some 30.000 waldwre at IndlantoriaGap near by is not expected to ratanmuch In the way of a talent cr bo3-061ce boom for local amusement enter-prisers or those at neer-by Allentown.two of the biggest cities near the camp.New camp calls for the construction oftwo theater* for the soldier*. but bothare solely for motion pictures. Moreover,the ontemsrunIttes are being called Uponto provide entertainment for the en-camped soldiers, and a committee of rep-resentative city. county. civic. social. andgovernment organisations has been or -centred for that purpose.

Enterteinment plans or the tonunItteecall for homemade shows In the localTM end YWCA building., with pores --atonal performers in town to bo calledupon to donate melees' In moat In-stances.

Concentration of soldiers et the camp

le expected to overflow Reading andAllentown on Saturday night. only.Hoverer. Mrs. William GrObler. chairmanof the Camp Dix. N. J.. rues committee.In helping to organize the local group,reminded: "They well have Mae moneyto spend, end their recreation oppor-tunities will be extremely 'trotted.'

Plan le being socked out by thr com-mittee to prortde tut -rate admissionsfor the moldier, at the movie houses hereend in Allentown for Saturday and Sun.day. Night club ope In both cities enslittle added butioess for than. aryl thatlittle will be offset by Miring their actsprovide cuffo entertainment for thesoldiers at the TM parties.

Amtnement perks In both cities. dr-owns Perk and Dorn Park In Allentown.rill also be celled upon during the sum-mer to provide out -rats Ode admissionsfar the lade In uniform.

signed a contract for her sorvicce as anmetre& when she sae 17 year, old, thecontract was breached after MiltonilehOnt assigned the rights to her to1.4ebting Jr Taylor. The court ruled Infavor of Miss Janis when she enteredthe plea of infancy. The court stated."A general guardian as such is not en-titled to the awakes' or society of theward. Fiala Janis, and control by virtueof his Macy bind the ward's pc -non orproperty unites exprouly authorized bystatute." There la no ouch leglelativeauthorization In Haw York.

In another case Mr vs. Mown) thecourt ruled, "It IS sell settled that, ingeneral, contracts of Mfanta may bevoided by them either before or aftertheir nuaionty. and this la so of an in-fant's contract for arnica:

Some theatrical attorneys feel thator:nth:nation of a contract after theminor reaches her 2lat birthday can beconstrued as a =littera:on Of the con-tract.

The only State important nationallyto performers aluelt has parsedtion on enforcing minorsle California, Tnta wee done as a resultof the Jackie Coogan case, In which hosurd his mother and stepfather to re-cover Ma earnings as a child star. Thenew legislation permits enforcement Ofa pact after court Approval.

Among the performer uniera. theScreen Actors' 00510 Is the only onewhich has taken coguinance of the mince

(See KID CONTRACTS from pope 23)

In This Issueap

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4fhelewere 26Carnival 30-42Cocos end Corral 43.45Ctuctel Adealiamentz 55-57Cd:rt Machines 66-100Cromwell 66&dream :Aare 27rain-Isoosaers 50-52real Curtin 29Cereal Newt 8-6Comsat Oordoor 66-0714.wirn.v.'s loositaa 66tagitleate 16.17Inter tat 58.59LIM 55.54Magic 26Moue 10-15Moak Mmehrenung 72-77Net Clutn-Veostolle 10.26Nght Club Rene,' 2* -21Nen.lrestrica films 28Orchestra Nom 13Out in the Open 66Parks -Pools 44-411Pbra 64.55Posubilitier 6Redo 7.9Radio rakes 6Record haring Code 77Rope:tire-Tem ysawa VRinks -Skaters 49Sheer Music Lnestees 13Seem Wilts Most 'tact, Fun 13Rona -ere Evens. 42Ts -hones., 7vranier'ae Reeem 24.25Vara:fees Crowe. 23Wholesale Merehesehe-Poes 60-65

ROUTESt 0,cherwa, 06,10 IS.Units, and Athaefens, n

and 67. Orreanc and lamest 22 leeOwen, 22. evelemoe, 22. Candvat, 67.Cann, 22. P.Facellaneest, 67. Retain he-ctored Too tare. 67, Events foe TwoWeeks. 65.

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4 Thr Billboard GENERAL NEWS February 22, 1941

FOUR A'S TO RUN AGVANames Committee To Rule VaudeUnion for 60 Days; Griffin Sec;Haddock Ousted; Barto Resigns

NEW YORK. Peb. 15.-The Interna-tional beard of the Aeeociuted Actoreand Artistes of Atnertha this week againrevamped tho metre set-up of theAmerican OuIfs! of Variety Artists bysleeting up a new exceutter committee tomap tea union IA committee that super-sede* ell previously eateblished govern-ing groups). The executive committeeYesterday (PO met with AGVA's nationalbeard and approved the appointment ofGerald CiriMn. member of the board, astemporary exeeutice secretary, moles:asHoyt 5. Hiteleamii, who wan dismissed bythe national board Monday (10).

The executive coonailtece. witeduled to/Unction for the next 00 daps, also ac -copied the resignation of Dewey Berth aspresident of AOVA. Barth had offered toresign on previous occasions, but the res-lenatten was never accepted. This ac-tion removes from AOVA the two nourcaMaddock and Barto) who were con.tinuotatly opposing each Ottor,

The executive committee promises tobold a national election within the nexttwo months. Every AOVA member In

standing wall be eligible to vote.goodvitt shwa name a permenent executive

secretary. altho it wan not Indicatedwhen such action will be taken.

The committee consist° of GeneOrertield, of the Hebrew Actors' Guild.chairman: Ruth 141elunond. of ChorusEquity: Welter Chorea. of Actors' Equity;Florence Manton. of Screen Actor.'Gelid, and latilly Holt. of the AmericanIsederntion of Radio Artists.

Orlms to a former president of theCatholic Actors' Guild. en orator of thoSong Writes' Guild, a /social erg. and asight club oalumnUt to The New YorkInquirer, owned and edited by Islabrother.

While no confirmation could bo ob-tained at this writines It is underatood

DINAH SHORE(This IVeck's Corer Subject)

Ikvinsout Dirsils Shore, the Southland's/1 Iciest confreltulten to the taints. has had

ono of thou, sok rises In show business thatle constant oncoutadornrot to the rest ofthe newcomers who are maim/ the kirks. Itwas /list two years ego Nur Dinah IkSt Na.York. Today she Is the featured Sings, enfddio Canter's radio program, a alt en blue-bird worth, and has had enough top theaterdates to pause and reflect.

Completely unknown. Dinah made a val.%ea the show butanets lweiron when her stow,initial.. vette made itself known to therobtk with a smeary appearance on NBC's"Chamber Music Society of Lew. BasinStreet." amd then began making one hit rereadalt. another. Not long atter that mho re.eetred the coveted assignment on Mt CanterOre 'L

Pater to that. Dinah wad. ftdioand .itappearance, on network radio short. Inter.sealed with local program.. But daresg allIN. Veto, saw kept tont...Hine en singing

thru her ....on:hints, which was ash daytel to capture the Marls of musket America.It did.

Mash. new 21. a native of Winchester.Tcnit has been singled since the age of 10sad at 14 did her sneak professional debutat a night (hob as Me outskirts of her harm*town. Settled down to an await., Oh.that. Wass pats...Nog Irs sports, anal alsowalked away feme Viseecreet Univentry witha B.A. awe..

It. first band lob was with Lenny Raytown..las HO Is Miter),

that the entire staff of AOVA'e heed-quertent wilt bo revamped and that JohnDonohue, In charge of financial detail+.will be the only onto* worker of thepresent staff to remain.

The scheduled AOVA main meeting atthe Abbey Betel Monday ntternoon 11'7)will to held. despite reported oppoeitionwithin the oinks of tbo executive com-mittee and the national beard.

Haddock. in a statement to The RIB -board, says he win make It full reportat the romung of hie expiate:awe withAOVA and "reasona for its continued!allure to serve the actor." The meetingwilt be open to AOVA mtentara only:Heddoek is a paid -up member of theWon.

Haddock** statement following his(See COMMITTEE TO RUN on page 25)

Life C,oruractNEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Ono cheery

note In MIS week's turbo:east chapterof AOVA came into haadigsiertorayesterday (14) following the marriageof Los Wooly. thief AOVA organizerhere. and Fettle Reltat411. nonpro,In the Little Church Around tawcocas?. 'flue AtivA workers wiredhim eangrattilatatma and he wiredback:

"(lob Isoltio contracted for life.Paeorable minimums and MIX1Millua."

Seek Sunday Shows in Vt.MONTPELIER. Vt., Feb. IL-Senator

Bourg 8. Carpenter of Rutland has In-troduced in the upper house of theVermont Legislature on amendment tothe Sunday Amusement Law, providingfor the legal presesaatbon of dramaticshows for which !Wei are Charged onSunday afternoons and OregaIlga. Thebill, ',wording to Carpenter. wax draftedat the request of several summer thosten which expect to operate in Ver-mont In 1041.

BROADWAYBEAT

MONTE PROSER'S Beachcomber got such a lift from the stardom of Cramen17* Amoya that the proprietor of the Village Barn. Meyer Horowitz, think, buelnetatwill boom If be changes his name to AMAYA Horowitz VT Leon & Eddie'sparty to Willie Howard. mese(' Jackie 011ranon called on Otago White. everyoneexpecting the latter to stand up and autogiro hiss former Scor.dats hit. White justtook a bow and out dawn. . . Miami police established a (seeders around theW1013-Neas building during Walter winceetrs Sunday (0) broadcast --.on a tipthat amass:Me would make All attempt on hie life. "It looked like typical movieMuff.' Was W. W.'s only oomment.....ei long as Roo and Oftta Together runs, thewidow of AI Baron, Rd Wynn's (dolma confidant and friend. will receive what wouldhare been her late husband's pay cheeks.... Cliff reacher ts tingling to snakecabaret coup on Broadway Nola to melee his Foyer Rerarre, taking over one Ofthe larger emote in the Plouudering Perth's. ... Letter Trent Jan /turas, at theLittle Hallstatt:0er in Mar. rays hts brother got the densest outfit when hejoined the army-khakl pints. coat. Wet, tenth" a rifle, 300 pounda' of potatoes.and a knlfotil

nu WAIN. who woe to be an honorary judge at BtoornIngdalee dog shOw, has todcg tt--becaure the was bitten by a Peke pup while playing a theater In

Westchester.... The gal who'll models as the "Ziegfeld Girl" for a camera exhibitJane Pakene-who starred in a Leo & Jake, version of the railer bade In '35.. When the Poet and Keefe wed shortly, the Manhattan daily will room Into the

Brooklyn plant to retain the processes A. P. franebiao thru a Sunday edition. Oneheaded:a the Post will hare will be what to do with the yearossidooloalf LeaseIt still has on Its West Street building.... Parmriountat Al Wilikle parleyed two11 hills into almost half as thousand vi. a Jai Mat Quiets:ell and a Hialeah long-rhot parlay. If any of his creditors wed this. Al yenta thens to know there'd nofoundation to the whole thing!!! Art Franklin destrthes a juvenile as an actorwham ability never grew up.

ADD Shakespeare and Bugs Baer Combo-actor Van Heflin. of the Hepburn com-pany and 6 -foot -5 Iola dere.. the atrlp-teasin& bouncing babigirt. , Arline

Judge is tryttlg to get her hood' on a pro tooted) town. She knew more about theDodgers than owner Don Mapping when she preceded Sonja Emile se Mrs. Tbp-plug... . Paul and Gram Hartman are taking cameldding lemons In the MojereDesert fora scene to Sunny.... Then there's the columnist who knows MI the pressagent*, from Aaronoff to Zimmerman.... °sorer (the Real) McCoy. whose afleChet-ter Is the backtalk of the town. will go commercial within a fortnight or, at themast. two weeks. (Just call me Sam') ... Hat LeRoy. who leaned down a dancingrole In Buck Pelmets with Abbott and Costello, finds himself on the Lorre's Slateetego foe tiro premiere of that picture.... One of Bing Crosby's WWI wants to playthe accordion. Says Phil Baker can't go on forever.... And Leo LaAy would liketo get together with Sven Jorgenson at the Wirel-ho thinks they could clean upon a new dish to be christened "amorgaseorscht"!

Eight months ago the Wesson Brothers were dIme-aolown dancers. At theLttlgi Quarter In Boston one Sunday night Jeanette Cerro% the featured sortgattese,took oak and the Womons were rushed In to pinch-hit for hoe. But dancing onthe Sabbath Is banned In Beontown. so the yet:neaten mere or lase ad llbbed aroutine of mimicry and clicked so resoundingly there° both working over elnce.As mimes. at to antes their prtnotot poy.... Hare you noticed that Once OmarLevant became the boy wonder, very few columne credit Dorothy Parker with smartevecke any more? The angel* arc flying high this season. Lady in the Dark paid offh e production costs plus, thru the managerial cut of the film sale: My Sigler FUcenwent off the nut III a fortnut. and 8o did Anent* and Old Lace. . . . Pbn Silversw ould like to return to Broadway and go legitimate again after a year in Holly-wood. .. Morrie Gilbert. ex -World -Tole feature writer, Is rettarth-writing for Ray-mond Oram Jesse Adler has a new name for Shyaacke--Ite calla them"Loon Rangers."

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Hershey Ice Show's 10GNEW YORK. Feb. IL-According to

lt. P. Leland. secretary of the ArenaManagers' Asseetation, the Hershel'. Pa.,Ire ;thew will gross about 660.000 for the10 days there. Reports reselling Lelandclaim the show was a sellout lastnight (13).

Para's 283G for"Lady" Sets NewIlioh for Film Sale

NEW YORK, Peb. 15. - Paramount.broke tho record for the highest pricepaid for screen rights too Beeeldway showthis week when it paid 6203.1:00 for Lad)In the Dark, the current Broadway hit byMoss Hart, Kurt Well, mad Ira Oenthwin,in which Gertrude Lawrence I. starred.

Por many yearn Paramount had held fpprevious record with the 060,000 patefoe the screen rights of Able's frees Rosyback In ton. Last October they get an.other record when they peel 3150.000 toeErnest llemIngwayas For whom the SerfTone, the highest price over paid foescreen rights to a novel.

Lorry in the Dark will not be producedon the screen until the end of its Deoad,way run and Ito road tour. Slaw thechow is playing to attaidera at moonsand shows every indicaffon of continu-ing to do so for quite oorno time, It wiltbe for In the future before the DIM winkis begun.

The closest rival to Pantaloon! S. War-ner Brothers' price of 6175.000 fee thescreen rights to The Man Who Came toDinner, also written by Mom Hart, eel-Inborn...Mg with George S. Kaufman. lasemamma, The previous high for the cur-rent season was WArTlere payment of$175.000, pht, a percentage of the film'sgross, for Arsenic, end Old Lace.

Korner this seaeoa Warners paid Hartand Kaufman 683.000 fell. George War.':.Meton Slept Here And Dwight MoreWiman 37e.000 for Old Acquaintance.Other play machismo thie semen wereMetro's 6130.000 foe Panama Maitre arilCotumbia'a down payment of 670.000 to870.000 plus a percentage on the granreceipts for George Abbott's musical hitPal Joey.

Record price* for plays In recent yearnwere *100.000 for YOU Teske ft Wtit.You. 0200.000 for Heitzepoppin. (1215.0:0for The American Way. 11235.000 for S017111Service. and 4100.000, plan a royalty pay-ment. for Tobacco Road.

Paramount wee Involved to anotherplay trantnetion yesterday when tarrights It held on Molneras comedy. ThePlay's the Thing, MOTO hold to RK0 for$45.000. Gilbert Miller. who orteinallfproduced the play In 1017, has recentlybeen thinking of convernng it into amuss/cal.

Fanchon & MarcoRe -Sion "Follies"

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.--easepatadJohnoan'a Ice Foillin show hits beenre-signed for next season by Fanehon isMarco. The poet WAS made bat week inSpringfield. Mom., by Sam Mown, rawrep.

Work on the new show will start afterJane 2, the completion of Its current tour.

The Folflee wet Most up its flb.strrntour April :3 In Boston. The east willvacation four weeks before 'WOO;Western dates.

Next year's show will Include Shiosteland Johnson. Bens Ear:sown. Bruce Mapes.and Prick end Frock. Miss Panchen willdo the production.

"Road" Turnaway in CantonCANTON 7, 0. Feb, 15.-Flat and Mate

legit attraction hero this scasces Tobaf4'Road. with John Barton, turned awaypatrons at both matinee and moniesperformances at the Palace Theater do.spite effort& of the management tO ac-comodate the overflow by placing chairsIn the Melee and porinttting standeeIn the rear In accordant* with fireregulations.

George A. Dane, dirtrtct manager ofthe Inter -State 'Montero Inc., operatorsof the Palace, said the road attractiongroused better than 65.000 for the twoperformance,. at 11145He aaidwould make on effort to bring in othrrood ebOwa Ware the current seatotiends.

February 21, 1911 GENERAL NEWS Thr Billboard 5

Henie leer Closes in Omaha;Takes $1,224,000 in 61 Days

CSICA00. Pith IS -Soule nerdy andthe Hollywood fee Scoot wound up Sotro-and.a-lasitmonth road tour InOmaha.. Nth, 'Thu -'Way night, monitor;me staggering grow of e1..=4.000 for 61earl' playing. a record -breaking figurefee Ne thows and ono which comparesfatorably with high rauirks In (Arens(apUllA. 7$30 average of 420.000 a dayreached the highest expeetetion of Ar-thur WIrtl, head of the Hollywood IceMeductiona. promoter, of the Hanle roodshow, who la already turning over In hismind plans for a new Ice follies to beern arred next fall. Wirth maid the showdread In Omaha to permit Sonja Nealewham for Hollywood to make a plotutofor 20th Century -Pox.

The Heine show opened November 30In Ifoeuton. lbs.. where IL played eighte,), to the tune of 661.000. Sureewirebees were St Louis. Mx days, 670.000:P..7a10. Oro days. 413.000: Chicago. 10easy. 3310.000: Detroit. ale days, 11110,000:Cleveland. lire days. $70.004]; New York,dent dolt. $315000; Indianapolis, sixrays. 11315000: Cassaba. seven days. 140.-000. Show experienced sellouts La steelscot except Cleveland. where lt got oilto bad Start. In Ctn. Wirth turnedgown *116,000 In advancemail orders. andregularly sold from I WO to 2500 ducatstightly for standing room.

Wirtz left for New York today to dts-caw with the Rockefeller Interests thepozelbtlIty of removing the Center The -

Atlantic RefillingSets Up Sked forBaseball Beasts

PICIADISLPIRA. Feb. IC -AtlanticWaning Company here. thru N. W. Ayerapnea% tO proceeding to line up eta:IonaJr, the Yawl for the toll bawball broad -caste of both the major and minorkague bat' Nubs.

Atlantic will again sponsor broadcaslaof the Boston Red Sox games on theColonial network In New England andall the gasnce of the Pastern BaseballLogue, for which It has earninvo radiorights. POT the Eastern League Ware.*entracte foe broadcasting prom to&Tinton. Pa. cis WARM: In WIthrums-poi. Pa. eta WRAK: and In Albany.N. T.. via WADY, hero already beenOgre& Arrangernenta aro being corn -pint for airing the gamma in Piedra,

Y.: Hartford, Csontif Binghention,R. Y.: Springfleld. Maw,. and *Tato-Rum. Pa., the remaining Eastern League

SinewWing the Athletics arid PhIlliatMaine league games here over an Ifn-i:ottani Mtd-Atiantle regional network.enttnattng with WIP here, ae vas doneice the first time vast year. has hit ameg for the 11 reason. Interstate Saw.ban League board of directors.. meetinghue lest week, toted to bar the broad-CallthR of major league games in any ofits tight cities, under baseball territorialrights. Under baseball law, no team mayoperate within 10 miles of the outskirtsu another city In organized baseball. Itli thus provision which the Interstatelook eognttsnce of In refusing to allowtic troadoarts or reproduction of the A'seel Phithes borne games In Its townA

LON of patronage In the eine. wherelice gonna were aired last ses.son war.riled ta the reason for the action.

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Author:tat:ye sources say that Witlesschief hope is to pull the show from theCenter and circle It thru his ownbuildings located In Chicago, Detroit.Induse_apolls. and Omaha. Main draw.bock to MU plan Is the clause Iii thecontract with Rockefeller Center requir-ing that the lescoe mutt remain as longas It grows &boss 527.500.

Two Mass. Bills UpTo Ease Blue Laws

BOSTON, Feb. IS.-Clariftcallon of tboSunday entertainment law as It appliesto hotels and cafes Is fought In a billsupported by the State public safety de.partment and Boston's hotel ansmatton.

Motets may not play moat° on Sundaybecause State W.e provide for thelicetWhg only of places that charge ad-mtsalein.

Another but urged would permit legitshows, bowling. and other entertainmenton Sunday. The public safety departmentopposes, saying It would take away fromIt the right to censor shows and meana loss of more than 540,000 a year to theState in license fees.

Chi "Eileen" CompanyOpens Well in Buffalo

BUFFALO. Feb. 15. --Thy opening ofthe Chicago road company of My StaterEileen took place here at the ErlangerFebruary 12 with a well.filled house.Altho not a sellout, the comedy I. sureto garner at least around 66.000, which Ishealthy enough. A dearth cd plays duringthe pest month and a half should help tobeing payers.

The Joseph Fields -Jerome Cliodocovplay. bawd on the stories by Ruth lie -Kenney. wild Buffalo audiences solidly.and laughs were so COPCOUA that many ofthe lines were drowned out. Players didnot freeze themselves long enough to al-low for rumpus to patalde, which Is onlyreal critic/am George O. Kaufman's stag -log and Donald Orrislager'a setting leftnothing to be decked in this Max Cordonpresentation. The actors did bang-upJobe, with practically DO exception*.

Audrey Christie. CA Ruth Sherwood.puts her part over with niceness, andcompletely captivates one with her crisp.excellent portrayal. Marcy Weatoott. asIbleen, performs the role without flaws.and does not try to get by on looks alone(which she could). Philip Loch, a theamusing Greek landlord. door nicely: OuyRobertson. as the collegiate chap, is okeb.MA to Merritt S. -one's drugstore dar.dy.King Calder, an the Inebriated newspaperreporter, puts his character part wellacross. Theodore Newton's maganneeditor is pleasantly performed. Satisfac-tory support by Donald Cameron, as DadShwas:eel: Joan Castie.'aa Violet (theeasy-kolne, good.tline gall: Priscilla New-ton. OA Helen (the leas who Iliad In bin),and others helps make this tborolyenjoyable play. V. N. W.

"Ladies" Weak in B'dg'portBRIDGEPORT. Conn., Feb.

1.441es In Betterment second legittnuityettractton of the *yawn to play thenewly opened Klein Memorial. municipalplaabouse, did nut fair budneaa In Heono -day appearance here (5), the takefar both atterncon and evening perform-ancse amounting to 51560. Adtnialt wasscaled at 31.65 top for the matinee and62.20 at night.

The precious attraction. AlexanderWcollcott In The Mon Who Cane toDimmer, was a complete sellout for oneperformance February 1. with a take of33.900. Top, 63.30.

BOSTON, Feb, 15,-1.1fe With Fothe.will remain at the Civic Repertory Thea-ter until Saturday. March 1. the secondlimn the engagement hats been extended.The show has already run toe 20 weeksbut will not be able to remain afterMarch 1 because of the scheduled open-ing in Philadelphla March 3.

Selective Servicenitril

In the Carnival Department of thislune appear the names of those bar-ing Ssteettre Sorties enaU in thelancets ofileak of The Billboard. Thushat is pablishe.3 in addition to thename* Which aro set In capital lettersIn the regular Letter Lb:.

Ice Show Drops32Cs in Phoenix

PROICHX. Ariz.. Feb. lb. -Sherry iceFontes, but Ice show here, ended a 16 -day run February 2 and was a nnaredalflop. Event was presented under spon-sorship of El Zarlbah Shrine Temple ofAnxons In effort to raise funds forShrine's crippled chlleiren's work.

E Zaritoth Temple oftNiala test 11.200.and abaci' management. &relic a 62.000.per -week guarantee by sponsors, dropped$2,000.

'Real attendance was placed at ap-proximately 81000. lat.:es scaled from31.50 to 60 cents

Sponsors blamed high asIrnlah pricesfor the average family, a long period ofrain, and winter horse races for failure.

Show was produced by Joe Bran andNeal Abel, of Hollywood. Directors wereOrrin Markus and Canoe Romero. It wanperformed on a specially dengned Icetank.

Cast Included Oconee and Osborn, hill-billy comischar.s: Frenetic Hebert, drunkcomedian: Manny Chansecancau. 10.yeer-old stater: Ardria, Sure skater; RedBennett. torrelqumper: 'MOM. 'Twin'.novelty skaters, end Manua and Thomas.

The Carlos Renner* Girls (101 ap-peared In numbers ranging from arumba-cvngo to military dame on lee.

W. Vu. Tax May DoubleCHARLESTON, W. Va.. Feb. 15.-Dele.

gate Rush P. Parley, of Mingo County.ha proposed to the House of Delegates.at the current Radon of the State Legia-tatuni. that tax fees upon theatrical per-formances and upon pool and Milanitables be doubled. effective Jur.r J.Ileum Bill No. 170. relating to thcat,r,,would make the tax 4(0 a week f .rhouse In a town of mote than TOSCOpeople, 00 a week In a town from 10.000to 620.000, end 520 foe smaller places.Quarterly fete are sealed at 6320, 5260.and 6200.

Both mesauma are expected to motiverevocable corudderatlon In slew of thefeet that taxes generally are being hikedto provide mare revenue for schools,national defense, and new administra-tive bureaus.

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BIM Gets Data on Writers' Loves,Likes, and Dislikes ---"Be Honest',

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The ways Ofpublicity °Moss are often mysterious suiddevious. Press deparUnent of radio'smusk, company, BAIL now has the tradegiggling and eorsiering about a question-naire which all Ball songwriters are re-quested to nu out in order that BM1can compile -Whos WhO' of It. eons -posers.

In addition to more prosaic queries esto net/manly. date of berth. occupa-tion. And mud al instruments played.MI probes the songwriter's gastronomicWe. his lore life, *eclat Mew., andfavorite cokes.

Questions Include, "What are yourlamella foods and recipes"; "Are you:startled (if so, give details or faintly,ebtidron)"; -What did you scant to bewhen young": "Lf you had chance.what would you like to bo today"; 'TellU. baldly what you think you are likeIn term of your personality (be honestabout It)"; "What kind of people do youlike to be with, and why"; "How didyou become a songwriter"; -Tell uabriefly about any anecdotes which May beconnected with your songs (you know.banish interest angles)."

Another question Is. 11 us aboutone or two close' shaven Interesting ex-perioneee, of amusing happenIngs whichbare occurred to you." General anawerto this question la reported to be. '-Thetime I meetly got admitted into ASCAP."

Bottom space on questionnaire is re -Served for "anything else which you'dlike to say about yourself."

Logical answer to this. soya one song-writer, le, "Sidney Kaye, I love you."

One songwriter. speekIng of the ques-tion. "What did you want to be whenyoung," states that the obvious altswrris Jack Robbins. Another tun/smith dis-putew this point. claiming that Jack Rob-bins would be the correct *force Only In

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'Man' a Cluittatiooga SelloutDays Ahead; 'Foxes' OK, Too

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Peb.Amusement -hungry localltea bough tdwata for every one of the 1.300 seats Inthe Blyou Theater several days In &dram<of the ono -night performance of TheMen Who Came to Dinner, with CliftonWebb. Friday (1). This was, the Dratroad show here time 110.1.1011. Admishranged from $1.10 to 112.75, and Illyottmanager. Charlie Stntheon, replete thatseveral hundred applications foe ticketswere tutted down owing to the sellout.

Another sellout, according to ManagesSimpson. Li indicated by the advancesale for The Little Poxes, with TalluahBAsikhead, at the IllJou. Monday (17).1111ou. formerly legit playhouse and theoldest theater In this city, is now oneof several local spots in the chain of piehoeses operated by the WIlbey-Kineelorganization.

Hawaiian Bands and Motifs StillUsed, But Clubs Lei Off Talent

NEW YORK. lob. 15.-The South Sea-Lawalian Wes, which threotecad toweep night clubs last year, Is now fed -mg. The bamboo pate., lighted coconuts,thatch but effect., and soft blue lightsare still there, but the native SouthSea perforntets have been ousted In mostclubs In laser of Oisunsii. Latin. orAmerican talent.

The Pago Pago Club, which foldedtut week, was one of those Imola thatused American talent most of the timeanyway, Its Last show was the CalypsoTrottbsdotirs. The Waikiki Club droppedits original all -Hawaiian floorebow Lastmonth for an Oriental show, but retainedtie Hawaiian band. Andy Iona. TheSeven See Club la not using Hawaiianfloor talent. The big Hurricane Chili.which opened last spring with all -nativefloorshow, gradually dropped the pathosMuff and today has American shows.Eddie Bush's Hawaiian band is still onthe Mand. however.

The Beachcomber doesn't use SouthSea talent, and Its current chow Is Span-ish. Tropicana. also with bamboo At-mosphere. folded after a short run a few

Music Crisis Drawing to Close,With Suit or Decree Seen Soon

WASIITNOTON, Feb. In.-DiseUmionsbetween the Department of Justice andASCAP are expected to end one way oranother by next week. with either con-sent decree signed or criminal prosecu-tion irrevocably started. 1JeutenantGovernor Merles Potetti and MiltonDoonond have been representing thecomposers during the past week.

Full-dress omfenestee between ASCAPboard members and Holmes Baldridge,Victor 0. Water,. and Eugene P. Cun-ningham Jr., teprosenting the Depart-ment, Is said to have cleared up moat orthe points to be Included in the peace

the Society and thegovernment_ However, one section In-cluded In the agreement atoned byBroadcast Musk, which bang exclusivebargaining power en copyrighta notowned outright. Is holding up the decree.umbers of the Society maintain thatwithout this right there 111 no reasonfor Al3CAP, but the government menhold that it ts unnecessary to the func-tions of the Society. Justice men aresaid to believe that ability tO offer per -kerning rights to most mole Is suf-

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ficient to encourage Moneta for ASCAP.Federal attorneys. It Is reported, Mereargued that moat bistineee men wouldprefer to take out one license with oneorganization offering full scope of serv-ice rather than go thru multitude ofIndIrldual negotiations. However, theyInsist that the ban on exclusive represen-teflon should be Inserted In order toprotect the commercial users from out-right exploitation.

Polettl and Diamond previously hadbeen on the serge of getting agreementbetween the Department of Justice andthe Society, but dispute between ASCAPboard members temporarily took themfrom the wen.. Complete settlement ofthe case awaits decision of the exclu-sivity clause.

On March 5 the Milwaukee court I.scheduled to commence hearings on thecase for grand Jury conelderation. ItIa believed that attorneys wtll requirethe precodIng two weeks to prepare theirmaterial, If the case Is going to trial.POT this rea.i.021 observers here thinkthat the die wtU he cast before the endof next seek.

Should settlement be reached. the De-partment of Jubilee men would Mat haveto file a cleft complaint against ASCAPin the Milwaukee court and then entertho concert decree to dispose of thatcomplaint. The criminal charges, how.ever, would have to be disci:seed asresult of (11 ASCAP plea of guilty.(2) ASCAP plea of "nollo contender."or (91 government plea of "nollo pre -see."The first two probably would result In penalty fine which the court woulddetermine.

Thal of the case, on the other hand,would probably be lengthy and expends,If ASCAP should win it Mill would haveits battle with radio, while if it loses,the court fines, plus additional penaltiesfor acts committed after suit was feed.are expected to stagger the Society'streasury.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-ASCAP execs.queried late this week. Indicated thst tooSociety's board was still determined notto agree to a consent decree that wouldbeenstring the Society's operations.Reference here la to the decree's No. Iclause. which would prohibit the Societyfrom being outwit* agent of copyrightsowned by too members. Rather thanagree to this ASCAP would prefer to"litigate the matter In court," Matedone exec.

Some of the high ASCAP execs are ofthe opinion that a court suit wouldend favorably for the Society, poetic -%thirty so in view of legal precedentfavoring ASCAP in various State decl-aims.

Earlier In the week ASCAP dissolvedIts publicity department headed by A.P. V. -stamen_ This was taken to lndicatethat (11 settlement with the govern-ment WTI near. (21 retrenchment ice.

and 191 arcenelance of erneASCAP faction which had never stronglyfloored the Society'. militant presscampaign.

months ego. Tresattra Island, affectingSouth Sets atmosphere. opened with anAmerican show and then folded. It re.opened last month AB the lochind, wingthe South Seas dome but Americantalent and Swedish food. The PareCentral'* Cocoanut CROW) Room Is Also tothe palm tree tradition, but uses Ameri-can talent.

The only 100 per Cent combo ofHawaiian attnoephere, musk. and floor -show In town Is the Lexington HotelsIlAwallan Room, now In Its third yearThe room has been alternating the StayKinney and the Lan! McIntire bandssince It opened lb. Haw Watt policy. Taoyears ago the St. Hestia Hotel opened aIfewellan AiaLsonette Rootn, but foldedIt after one season.

In other words, the Hawaiian alma.phere la still commercial-or perhaps thenight clubs can't afford to change thenative decor?-aril apparently Hawaltanmusic is eilli okeli. Hut Hawaiian floor -allow talent is not effective. Night clubowners who have tried Hawaiian Ileactalent complain the style 1. too quiet andthat Hawaiian shows Juat can't holdattention,

Out of town. tropical-atmeephericspots still operate, Ciskei/Oa Blackstone(Balinese Room( operates a tropicalroom: Philadelphia's Club Mill hasshifted to American talent: Baton'sBeachcomber and the Providence Bench.comber use American and Latin talent,

ATLANTA. Feb. 15. - Jeanette Mae -Donald, In concert hero Tues.das L114111.

dttW better then $10,000 at tbu Mu-nicipal Auditorium.

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The pantos* Of thls des-orb...sot Is toboleti modocers. bookers, agptls, ireethers co -coned With the exploration coroom in the massy indoor With the. The11..teoard's coverage of essay branch esthe show tass.Oess.

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For LEGITMUSICAL

JOE AND JANE McKENNA-stand-(Led comedy act caught recently at theStrand 'Theater. New York. where ithad the audknee In the aisle. Thepair have developed Into strong pertonalities, and could malty fill any ofseveral Important assignments Inlegit musical. Joe'. comedy drunk isa sock routine, and their adagio bur-lesqlao is a sure show -stopper.

RALPH OLSEN! AND LYN SHIRLEY-boy -girl novelty acrobatic teamcaught at the Top Hat, Union City,N. J.. night spot. Olsen I* a Sett1031veurte performer who recently re-turned from Mx yarn In Europe.while Miss Shirley Is comparativelynew. Both do ununtal eccentrieaerobatics and contortion work. andtram for redredaingly presented sockbits and light comedy effects. Bathhave excellent appearance. Show-stoppine stuff.

DRAMATICROBERT W. ItOBERTS-annotmoer

at WDEL, WIlniington. Del., who hasappeared In a wide variety of playson WDEL and WILM. acid hoe alsoscored personal aucceasos in the pro-ductions of the Wilmington DramaLeague. Did terrific work recentlyIn the league production of The Pet-rified Forest, end le scheduled nextmonth foe Shadow end SubstanceRates a shot et Broadway.

February 22. 19.11 RADIO -TELEVISION The Billboard 7Conducted by PAUL ACKERMAN-Communications to 1 564 Broadway, New Yule City

TOO MUCH "FIREWORKS"?Kaltenborn, Carter, R. G. Swing,Steele Express Views on News,NAB Code; Wheeler Starts Probe

NRW YORK. Feb. 'G. -Prior to an-ovancesneett eras week by *motor Borteng. lebeeler that bo had opened anoanittigatIon Into complaints againatMos news 001ganelitetOre, The freliboordchecked various leading Mentnentators to.gaoling their opinion. of the NAB Codysob special referencer to radio treatmentOf new. H. V. Kaltenborn. comment -no Tuesday Ulf upon that motion ofthe NAB code stating. "bloadmeters willeiekt every effort to be temperate, re.sponObleo and mature ill aefeeting the=snore In which they make the fact*of vow and )ter attendant circumstancesbrown to the said that hecould not be absolutely objectIve whenbe spoke about the -menial of Hitler."

Code Not ApplIcaMs1 have not done it and will not do

a- law Kratenbom, adding that ifanyone wanted him to bo objective hecould tell him -to go to cull: Kelton -born potsitol out the code ems writtena tong time ago. when there existedmuch opprebension test people become'stirred up." -But people now arestirred up. should be Mitred up, and willcontinue to be stirred up." mid Natter'.bout. wbo feels that the code rulingcannot be applicable now. He addedthat the AdrithastraUon, the Cutout:is,aod the people "agree" that (be war"thotild concern us and we should be-came excited to meet the situation:

In respect to the code as affectingAres commentators. Kaltenborn saki tutbe fett the code to be a mistake In thatIt attempts to reettiet cornmenteteta."wbo are responsible people.°

-To outline what they can and cannotsay is tmpoesible. Test le what is meantwhen they say the Code is a dead letter."(Kaitenbcon. when queried toe her °titm-ice's. was told that some of the cony.meotatom were of the opinion that thecode war deed.)

"Thar thy Wringer"Bootee Carter, one of the oldest corn.

ammeters, in point of experience. Meted,'rev born thru the wringer. benne cont.asentatora are as full of fireworks tie Itoed to be. 1 do not believe In siring*Anion* new."

Carter added, 'There Is no senor Inadding another Mick to the fuel. Youmold be fiery In days of peace -beforethe country was teen apart by hyiteriaand ernotionalerm" Acoording to Carter.Cut 16 needed le not elan:lotion of theNAB Code. but rather "bonnie enforce-ment" He expressed the opinion thatwhat people sent today la a quiet. cairntiossenet. "and you can do this withoutLiking the color out of It."

&towns; that he was *wind MettleedOorial opinions. Carter Laded. -ThemIs TO much of it leditortal opinion)arcond that there is no greater under-standing to by contributed by addinganother set of excited opinions."

But to analyze Ls not to glee an opineke. added Carter, stating that ho wits"doing his damndest to observe coderegulations as much has powitite."

AlIce i.e WeaderlandAnother of the top -rated new com-

mentators, who refined to bare his namementioned, Mated, "Item is no Bitchthing as objective reporting today. Any.car who Woke he con Aire 'weight newsse en Alice In Wonderland. The NABrole G .1117. Nobody takes It yeetoutlyand It cannot be enforced.- He expreeeedthe edited opinion that the NAB Colowu the work Of radio men who were notccoveramo wtth newspaper practice.

Can't Yell "Fite!Abe Schechter, director of news and

PecIal events at NBC. Mated Wednesday(12) that NBC, morn before the NABCote, had eawaye been veer careful about11=4 handling of rows. -The right of freesweets.° added ttebechter--quottne from11 decision by Meet Wendell Bohner-el:et not mean thee a man can run intotheater and yell 'Are?'"Re added. 'The very commentator*

We *cream they are not allowed to mywhat they think are dictators In their

own Men. They do not have a corneron opinion."

"Furthermore." added Schechter,have )et to and a oemenentster who heroreed the cede:

Mtusrehue, mesas odatore and news di-reotore of station. hove been expressingIn confused attitude regarding the entiresituation. Exec at ono of the 'urge: etladle stations in tho country stated thatho thought the time ripe for a clarifies.Rion of the NAB Cock. Ile pointed outthe code was written at a time the coun-try was not wetted about the war. Nowthat the country is excited, commenta-tors have veered away from tine oode-Fuld station are apt to be confuted asto bow far to let a commentator go. HoIndicated that clertfication SOW aloes.futely neceseary.

Amother news director stated that corn-mentatoro have not, Of their own voli-tion, been violating the cede -but havereefed away from It In order to "keeppace with public denoton and sentiment."

Neville Miller, when queried ros to pos-sibilities of remmping the code. said re-vamping Was not Indicated, but that Invow of the Wheeler invesittgation com-mentators would hate to abide by thecode more closely.

NEW YORK, I'eb. I6.--Ytayinond GramSwing, anted to give bin views regardingthe applicebility of the code to newsbroadareUng. amid today. "I feel that theNAB Code is not particularly wiselyworded. The erope and Interpretationthat Is tensible beyond a mete rendingof news Is botuulkes and cannot be in-hibited by codes. but governed only by asense of responsibility on the part of theanalyst himself. I am sure that com-mentators elsould be cool and unbleied.1 don't know what Ida mean by theirbring 'neutral.' The United Staten isnot neutral. It (limply hos deckled notto t G in for active warfare. Neutralityat this moment would be almootAmerican, wouldn't IV"

Swing prefaced the above wtth thestatement that ho a-ka In no position to

Clinton lithe Olen CorelpePlieb

NEW YORK, Feb. 15. -Lorry Clin-ton. who had been melting tranoorip.Lions for Associated Under the nameof Lenny Ceram. gate the wearypermission to use his correct namesonte month. ago. Aoometed, chock -log up lie stations. finds many arestill using the name Lenny Carson.

These stations refuse to switch tothe Clinton handle -claiming thatCarson, be he ever so phony, hasbuilt up an audio:met

Sponsors Wary ofNew Comedians; CAISees Boom Coming

NOW YORK. Feb. 13,-5tiortage ofradio talent is now keenest in the comedyVete, according to Korb Rosenthal, cblefof ColonsIga Artiste, Inc. Speaking ofeondltions, Rosenthal stated that beexpected It new wave of dereMpateotIn comedy. and that It would probablyget Into motion next fall under theimpetus of ono or two sponsors buyingnew emotes.

"There hut been n gradual exodus ofcomedy talent over the yessa," points outRosenthal, "and there hate been POreplacemeene.- InuatratIre wake includeMilton Berle, George Jesuit, and variousothers.

Thus far, according to CM eileel. spon-sors have shown an unetilinelow totake a chance on new laugh -getters.despite the fact that there Is plenty ofmaterial lying around -particularlycomic* like Peel fixeltoto Marty May. BillyHouse. Danny Kele, and Jerry Lester.

pass on what other cernmentatorn oredoing. Meting he wan usually workingen Ma own brc.adeests while they wereon the air,

NEW YORK. Peb. lb.-Jot:Ann/a Steele,airing OW/ WMCA and Mutual. Whenasked for his opinion today, Mated."Them is no such thing we objective re-porting." Ho claimed that all (storiesemanating from foreign countries were"bandoots" with propaganda angles.

Advertisers, gencies, StationsNEW YORK;

JANETWATSON, formerly with Lamm

& Mitchell. now a copywriter In radiodepartment Of Compton Advertising. Inc.Jack Cole appointed copy aupervisoe.

Jesse Thompson has joined the NBC -Blue netwekei promotion staff. . . .Woke Vp Amerteir to renewing for an-other 13 weeks. erectly! March 3, onMucus!. . . , Ted Bates, Inc elected tomenthenblp In the American Assomationof Advertising Agencies.... Tod .Steele'.Iflathuweet program, now beard onWABC. will soon air its the network.

..Ten Crown Charcoal Gum ban botigheannoureements on Ed Caere Sreakfostto Bedlam over Foreign newscorresporteirints will be heard weekly Ina stiles chanting Monday (171 over Waneand presided over by Rush HughesAnton Leader lose been added to the NBCproduction staff, under Wilfred S.Roberts... Cudahy Packing Companywill sponsor noebeiora Children overthe NBC -Red network beginningMarch 24.

Vivian Brown handling much of theMIN publicity the last couple of weeks,Al Simon being Hod up with the GreekRelief campaign. . . . Warren Geis. ofNBC's Prose Department, and his Maniaown a brand-new amen -pound boy.

PHILADELPHIA:PROFESSOR QUIZ broulcasta here this

week. wing the Arena to pock Inthe studio audieoce.... Earle A. Buckleyad ageney acquires two nee( accounts,the Moore Push Pln Company and kflonehand soap. . . . WIP boasts nine newfemale anteing finds making their debutover the station. and now program ellerMurray Arnold directs hie attention tothe male yokes- . Joe Novenoon bock

on the WPEN announcing Malt. . . .Motto bowling league organised, with ateam of announcers first to kw.* downthe piny -Harold Davis, WOOS: JackSteck. WPM: Joe Dillon, WIPER. andMort Lawrence. WHO . . . KYW adds ahalt -hour to its broadcast day. extendingthat time beyond the midnight hour.

. Rumen McCormick loaves the in-vestment fleld to join the Cohan adagency an amount Mee, handling forthe start Indlcoet Johntoas and rather& SOD shoe companies.. . McKee &Aibrighe bags the Keebter-Nays BakingComoro account. agency also grabbingoft General lee Cream Company. EarlD. Thomas, triotopeesident of the agency'sGoths= *Mee. is aecount exec for thelatter.... John Amends new WIP nightsupervisor; Howard Brown moved to thedaylight run.

FROM ALL AROUND:LET3Oft, newscaster for KPAB-

re 'MOIL Li:kola. for two year*. hasgone to KDYL, Salt !Ake City, slid hasbeen replaced by Harvey Swinton. . . .Mrs. Barney Oidfbeid has summed herhusband's old Hollywood mouth *howon RYON. Lincoln, Nob. whno bee ritis-band is In the army.... Bib Meserner,KFAB announcer. will marry Mary JayneInglis February . , . Program &rec-tor attack Maier, ed KPAII-KPOR. iswarning of an Impendtng heir aroundhta hotne, to April.

DIXIE BABBLES: WWL. New Ortrane,Mrs the Ord conummelia bowling showIn South fee a local clothier for ISweekly alrIngo ... Station KRIM Sher.man, Tex., darnsged by Vane eterttrsgtn a dome, Manager's off tee and cow; rotmom badly Waned, but robulkling underway.

Wash. NewsmenSay ProgramsAre Factual

Goodwin, Lewis, lkiukage,and Warner expres,. newsviewpoints --own co(les

WASUINOTON, Feb. 13, -/Senator Bur.ton K. Wixelerb flank attack on theAdmieustrateon's Aid-to-Brttain Bill,which be launched hat Thugs/de) at theexpense of radio commentutore. left:Leal speakers: indignant The Montanarenstor charged that "certain radio Com-mentators" hare been "quite ormaildturwith respect to the Oght now aplitungCongress_ Commentators for the threemajor networks stationed to Wathington&Clued that then programa leave re-etnetell themselves to fact.

Senator Wheeler on Thursday (13) re-leased to the press a letter which ho hadwritten to Fred Weber. general :removeof the Mutual Brosdeurting Sestina.charging that Mutual had permitted Itscomnuntetors to editorialtro and in manycases propopindlee for peassee of the ms.called "Lend -Lease Bill." He asked forscripts whim Mutual opeakent have usedIn their news comments arid also saltedWeber to produce a list of RB'S Wm-mentatoce. Where these comninatathesare sponsored commercially be salted forthe name of the epomor, and. if thesponsor le a cionoration, the name ofthe corporation °Melee, Doth NBC andCBS received Admits; requeeta.

Wheeler declared that passage of theOommunicatiorut Act had been intendedAO a guarantee to have radio se -shoneglee equal facilities to each side of con-trovert:al queatione. He stated that Itooriginating station. were giving equaltime to dimussOon Of 11. It. 1760, butvoiced a doubt that Monona afillistedwith the chains were carrying full die-cusaion.

A Blacklist?According to 6)Urfell here, Mutual Ia

now featuring 11 new commetitators,of which Clebriel Heattee. RaymondOnsin Swing, Arthur 11,00, Wythe Wit-Hetes. Hooke Carter. nacres Lewin andDorotby Thompson are the beet known.Willie the broadcasts of Raton tern aresaid to meet code broil:Mous, WheeSeereported as psdeleutarly wooled by talksof Dorothy ThOmpion and CoLoiel Heat.ter. A limited number on NBC and CBSare MOO said to be Cal Wheeler's List.Bowyer. radio men claim that the Optet-bine and dente used by radio contmenta.tees `balance tech otbor." even U btufa admitted, At the came time, theycleim there Is DO bias,

Recent decision of the Federal Coca.munecations Completion, warming WAADIn Boston against editorial lisflutouteIts programs. seas cited as euilkient de-terrent against one-eldoe typo of neincomment.

Codes of Theis OwnCommentators here who are piped

doily to the network.s declare that theyoperate on metre of their own, wrath theydeveloped In tootopaper days. Dui God-win. HBO, stated that he Mu Deena news-paper man too long to get accused ofstrong Mu. He explained that often"'one side coatis more new that theother, and consequently nu to bo playedup, but that is not due to Was."

IL R. Baukaste. other NBC commentatorhere. declared that his code wet takenfrom the AP and that the NAB Codedidn't "cramp hie style." As to theWheeler chomes. Beiskage said that rightnow the bill Itself we making the new.and his broadcasts were restricted towhat Its teems mean. Merits OS the MUor ottwordwo when he Indtideel them. hesedd. were directly quoted from reepotutble oenciall. Ills own stew was that nocommentator has a right to express min-ters upon merits of a controversy, becauseradio Intenen put too much weight onthe word, of the news cormsentator.

Fulton Lewis Jr.. Muttons mouthpiece.said that the NAB Code wan okeb and.It Ws a dead hole with some, sea(Ste Propreess Are ?Windt on pope 8)

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Radio Talent'new (folk

TIP to MOM: Watch ANNE HOLEY.radio and auoic ertreaa. who looke

and seta enough nee MARJO= MAINto be her daughter.... GANGBUSTERShoe set a new high of 18.7 on the NBC -Blue. Former record was held lay ever.elation Please.. . . TED De-CON:DA andANN THOMAS will be beard every Thurs-day night !ewe the NBC-Biue its $ eerie.called Mabel and Joe. Script written byIRVIN° NEIMAN. . ALAN CHESTER.who works with SMITH arni DALE. willbe heard over WAAT on Sunday morn -Ines.. . SIX year!. ago FRLIX KNIGHThad to barrow a tuxedo for hie firstappearance on the febacter program. 'Mtnweek he celebrates tits third year an thestar of the tame show.. . . ALAN 1tIs a :tither for the third time, making ttthree bays In a roW. . . . There's a rumorthat NAN WYNN may soon be the song -bled on the EDGAR 1)12t0=4 program.

too GARDNER will *tendon his pro -Le cawing weignment on the RUDYVALLtE .bow to return to New York forhia wee sponsored...sr:ea Duffles Tavern,which starts March 1 on CBS.. . . Astocky young man seated at a windowtable at the Cafe Frances watehIngskaters on the Radio City ice pondturned around sharply lobe heard a manWhaaPer loudly. "Who's Yehtic11?. Theatioeky youngster, YEHUD1 brzertnurr.grinned balks to his distinguished heckler-ALBERT SPAULDINO. tin mean fiddlerhimself. . . . XAVIYat (MOATS rumbaband twee a great many odd Instrumentsnot meetly reeognieed by the averageAmerican. "What's that ho'a playingon]' asked alt observer. referring to aremariati *biking a giant gourd. JustA he asked the bobbing. bouncing LatinClipped and landed on the floor with athud. "Ito." was the resporite. "Ls play.hilt on the lino/cum." . . . DINAHbliORE was voted outstanding 'diver andstar fee the year 1040, This Muratapredicted It. "Ht" BROWN. dtrector ofthe medical opera Joyce Jordan. hasnever nited a ahem in the :our years

ettica90STAN WAXMAN has added directorial

duties to his Thespian eetivities. Heis now producing the ET aeries calledPer:ridden Dien/ for Frederick W. Ely.,Cincinnati eceney. . . . JOHN POSTERbeat worrying about the army thesesteps. hieing beets placed In the deferredclass. . . . The guy who s worryingRAY WILSON, currently co-authoringColUtebtrie Deor mom. mire coneeraingLife to a selective service camp. Ray IsIn the draft and may be called upon totake a real life rote to camp settvitko.

. . ELEANOR MOLE is playing theport of Maude. Crumby In SeettiereoodBaines.... FIBBER McGER and MOLLYarrtvtd on the Super Clad last Thurs-day. . . Por the first time In eightyears of broadcasting it was necessaryfor cast members of CBS's floviance ofRebut Trent to Mee each other to obtaina reallatte effect. The tams! Mutineers ofthe sound man smacking the back of Itlahand didn't click with director BLAIRWALLISER. Ego MARVIN MUELLER andVIRGINIA CLARK Indulged to warms realMoulattots, . . . KARL WILI3P21 in againplaying the rota of re. Kirk Hardine InWOMasi In White while ED PRIGOTISShis relinquished that part to portraythe character of Dwight Kramer In Rightto Uappdness. - . . PEGGY KNUDSONcopped the part of Betty Adams InWoman to White,

HAROLD AWN]: has resignedfrom theWLS continuity waft to accept a

berth In the program department ofWEIAL. italUmore. . . . HAI. TODiERtarred as rinsea last week at the South-west Sportsmen's Show In Si. Louts....This Thursday in Chicago Tonight. BMS teer, will feature the University of CM-oagres Mirror revue, campus -producedmanes], which often cornea tip withWarne be. tunes.. HMI tune sniffers woulddo well to lend an wee, . . . BARBARALUDDY has the lead role In WON andtehituare patriotic operetta. My Mary-land. next Saturday night (22). . . .HEATHER TWEED, Cal active* who re-cently Completed engagements in Holly -

By 1ERRY LESSER

Of Ita air life. . . OARY srErms tomaking his professional debut as to:sl-at with the CHARLIE SPIVAK orches-tra, heard via NBC and WNEW from theOlen Island Casino. . . . RANDOLPH=HOLM Skakeepearean Thespian, Is thelatest addition to the card or The Gold-berg,.. . . A rare combination of fruitappears on the wune MU at the StrandTheater In Now York beginning Yohniary21. On the etegt RAYMOND BOOTPwill feature. Huckleberry Duct. Thescreen attraction Is Strawberry Blonde.

TNCLE DON takes, his first vacationas in 15 years next week. Ile will fly toMiami. Program will be on wax, . .

FRANCP3 McCOY. singer at the In flat6iiin in Chl. got a commercial after onoaueuunIng abet on WAAP.. . CUSOROEPurrmis, announcer of Penes. noes LW,celebrated Ida fifth amalverrary to radio.

. BETTY GARDE leaves for an Id -daySouth American ereasse. . LUCILLEMANNERS will make her third appear-ance In Canada in lots than a year whenshe anpears in Toronto on February 25In the Celebrities Cotwert series. . . .ARTURO TeniCAND11 walked Into Tea-fenettles In the heart of Timor Squareand was followed by the usual group-hts wife, daughter. son -In-law. and otherretativer. The bootees greeted him atthe door with. "Now many in your party,plower TOSCANINI glared and said;"Herm mind how many. Have you anyrouge h e re-vlolin players. Murataradii?" When the boaters answered re-v-cola/3r that the restaurant bad no:suede. Matey beamed, turned to hetparty, and shouted, "Now we eat?' . . .WINS'a Intonational Radio News Map(It's a honey) is being offered for 10cents during the newiwasta... . FRANK-LIN D. ROOSEVIZT JR. wrote the songThe Rest of My Life, which LANNY ROSSIntroduced on his Cotuintes networkprogram last week. . . . BEA WADI isdoles abort theater date' In the Hatt.dashing back to New York for her EliPentad broodeasta.

By NORMAN MODEU.

wood and New York. will have the lead-ing role In a new dramatic aeries. theeMe W(ne Giau. to be heard Thursdayevenings on wm. beginning February20. . . Soon after DAVE OARROWAYand NOPIRY COOKE NE10 barters, an-nounced their intentions to wed St.Louts women this week. theta colleagueDURWARD KIRBY popped with thenews that he and MARY PANTO/C.StackGoble writer. would brave a laneof pews next autumn. . . EVERETTMARSHALL will atar In an original dra-matic sketch called That's Rhov Rest.nets over WAAP Sunday (IS) afternoon.Script was written by HAL TATE andWs spouse. MK! KAYE

Games Switch to WARMSCRANTON. Pa.. Peb. La-Station

WARM has been granted the contractto broadcast the baseball genus or thelocal Eastern League team for the com-trig season. The mum for the changefrom Station W0131 la said to have borndue to numerotur complaints that pouredin when prevtotte cronmitments made Itnecessary for WOBI to sign oft in themidst of an exciting rennet.

Spector IA the Atlantic Refining Com-pany. Claud Haring will continuo at thenuke.

PROGRAMS ARE FACTUAL(Continued front peer 7)

killed by thou- who wanted to kill it."IRAiR seated that the code ehouki be tare-seirdr.. In the beat Intereste of the eta.

A similar slew was held by Al Waer.er.CBS voice from Washington. Ho deniedthat the code limited hit operations, because he was In "sympathy with the prin-ciples of the rode." It expressed for him,he stated. the rules of a reporter on thisair: to proton!, news and besekground forfair Interprelatten of etents.

None of the local men had any fearsof being hauled up before Congress orany of Its commIttens to answer for theirprograma.

PhillyGoing

in Big Scramble To GetWith F -M; Set Sales Lag

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-rat prewlektethe biggeet scramble In local radio. threeof the stetlena already licensed strivingto he the first on the air with the new'ratan. WIP received It* permit thisweek. WEIL the week previous, andNATAL: started the Pld log rolling in De-cember. AU three are network stations.and KYW, also network affiliate, Isawaiting FCC action on Its application.In addition, ladle WPEW has signifiedIte Intention on bopping upon the PMwagon and made such provisions whenopening new studios.

WIP, to operate on 44.7 tneeocycles.will start bending Its transmitter atop

Groundwork Set forL. A. Net-Shouse

CINCINNATI. Feb. 16. - James D.Sheep:, vice-president and general man-ager of the Croaky Corporation, returnedfrom the first leg of a tour that letaking Crosley reprowntetIves thruSouth Arteries, reported this week thatgroundwork hag been laid on the pro-posed South American network. withWLWO hers as the food etatiois, and thata 15 -station honk -up is in prospect.

Already signed. !wording to firmest%are Station %ED, Mexico City. and an-other In Marecalbo, Venezuela. Stationmen Jerry Branch and 'Bony Rojas willcontinue the tour until the larger avail-able stations in South Arraerlee have beencontacted. The plan Is for WLWO tofeed et least two hours Maly to the newnetwork, with the station signed elatedto get their first feeding within 30 days.

When the network Is completed, It teexpected to Include Mexico, Venersiela.Brazil. Argentina. Chile. Puerto Rico.Guatemala, Uruguay, Panama. and Do -Hells. Mane reveals.

ASCAP11111 Stymies MusicAt N'Orleans Mardi Gras

NEW ORLEANS. La.. Feb. 15.- TheASCAP-11331 feud b000mee a nerious !Ac-tor In the broadcasting of the annualMardi Gras paReenta In the Crescent Citythis month. The parades will be aired asusual, managers Of stations WSMD.WWI, and WDSLI announce, but "nota single Pete of :mule will be allowed tocome over loud -speakers of the area."

Practically all of the mute to beheard lit the pageants Is owned byASCAP. However, the Association ofCornrneree Is still trying to sell the Ideaof soundproof description by nets to thenation.

WBRK Personnel to WHYNHOLYOKE, Rm. Peb. 15.-Walcott

A. Wyllte, for the part three yeara pro -teem ditector of lattstield's WBRK, be-gan his new duties past week as programdirector of WHYN, the new station boonto serve the. 4(.4 and Northampton. Ilewill work under Charles N. DeRow,managing director et the station.

Thorne R. Humphrey, of engineeringstaff of WERK, has become cheat en-gineer with WHYN. Bernie Adants, an-nouncer at WBRK for almost three years,bee been named program director to(exceed Wyllie. IStehael Kourse. Beatonradio engineer. hes been named to sue-ceed Humphrey on AMMO! engtheestrigetef1.

Schubert Plans 2 MoreNEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Bernard L.

Schubert, India producer. Is planning twonew productions. a daytime serial builtaround the writhega of Penh Baldwinand a mystery thriller. Phito Vance. tobe adapted from unpublished materielby S. S. Van Dine.

Schubert, who to aarociated with PhilLord °Moe on Mr. DeWitt Attonisee,Geripbuiders. and By Xathfeen Morrierecently sold Now Dtd You Meet, Winefor Woodbury.

Linen Buys Dean HudsonCif enzorrs. N. Y., Feb. 13.-Lance.

Inca makers of confectionery, will spon-sor Doan Hudson's orchestra over the/030-11the SotsthteAtern network. at 7:4.5.8 pen.. Monday)! thru Weetiltodara be-ginning March 3. Cm:street set for 52weeks.

Nee/amen-Rhodes is the agency.

the Gimbel Building, housing Use sta-tion. as soon as the equipment, now onorder, Is nweived, according to BenedictGimbel Jr... station prex. Program plantexpected to get going within two c -r threemonths.

Wiellae W63191 will be completed wtth-in 110 days and take tine air by May 1.Quarters will be eetablithed in the Wide-ner Building, where WEIL Ia preeentlyleeated, and be built separately for Peiuse. Radio programa will not be dup-licated on the new PM station. with ape.dal attenUon given to Mete-lel Rotumaand a separate news service expected tobe Installed. 'Transmitter will be atopthe building.

WCAttas WOOPII will also operate In-dependently of Its radio station and ex-pects to be on the air by April I. Trans-mitter mite being kept a secret.

Leo B. Wailes. head of WestinghottteRadio Stations- which includes KYWhere, announced Wednesday (12) thatthe company's :Ina FM station will beW76). In Pitteburgla tranamitter to beerected on present site at KDKA at Al-lison Park. In addition. Wesunghentewill continue operating Its experimentalPM station:, WINK. Roston. andWIXSN, Springfield, Mum.

While an the local PM stations et thestart wilt be programed for a total ofsix hours daily, distributed equally te-ener and after 5 p.m.. fact that OW num-ber of FM receiving rota In the city Ishardly more than the number of tele-vision seta doesn't stir the radio execsany. In mine of the rush to get on thesir with PM by rprtng. with KYW aster -/lea to welt until midsummer. depart-ment and rattle stores aro making littleOr no preparations In *Mortising the saltof rest tete. Some ads appeared in thelocal paper., before Christens,. but that'sall. Storm, and statsero. too. will haretheir hands full with the push-buttonset ownera next month whets the newwave length changes become effective,and It Ia doubtful whether there will beany time to try to build an Fat stfdl-ettce at the start.

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Reviewed Manilas, 7:30.8 P.m Styletalk, Sponsor - Old Gad.

Walter Thompson, Station_.WIZ (New York),

What's New, with Benny Goodman'scribeatre, CU. for Old Child cigarette' on'NJ' for a brief teat period. with networkbroadcast scheduled goon. Goodman'smusic. of course- to program'. mainstay.but show wark-s In a chatter Mesa whererow, designed to give Itstecere rimestout reoorda. awing music. and dancing.Treae gab seasons are brief, and are doneby announcer Ted Rteele And Cloximen-Benny giving out with the news. Stuffass fairly Interco:Mg to listeners oncorning throw. the gab tolling of theacticitielt of ramous musician*, ete.Seemed to this teviewer that the talkandors between Goodman and Steelemead be amplified and sharpened, sotest the Information really becomesorrice.

Program presents one guest ramiclan,Red Norro appearing on debut allow.Norm a terrific xylophorsUe. Palsied theBray Goodman quartet for one MeetlyIn the groom number.

Ooodinan's band let go with plenty ofswing. with Helen POTT(M doing vocalsfled of the hand's tunes we. Fletcherifendersexers Arrangement of Sunrisewreak% a BESAC song. Ackerman.

"The 1%lissits GoesA -Shopping"

Reviewed Friday, 8:30-8:45 a.m.Spcelsor-Perrsi.Cola Corn-

Agency-Newell-Emmettprey. Inc.Inc. Station - WABC 'NewYork).

This quarter-hour recorded quire thewalginates to grocery stores trauma met-ropolitan New York and Northern NewJersey. Queetions are naked of womenwho are actually doing their thopping luthe stone. Tboee nn.swertng questionstonally are awarded prizes of groceries.With an additional cads prize to thesnapper morning' the most applauseham the aasembied shopper. for amongthe Pellet-COM song.

John Peed King miens this torero:nilMow. asking question* on a variety ofmanacle, pertaining mostly to things offeminine thtereet. King handles hieob.,res,

now Is efitnewirsat different from the1:010.1rOtht-OrrVt quiz program.

ny.,. should click with the listening au -Mixon COW?.

"Meet the Music"qevitstiod Sunday, I 1:05-11 :30 p.m.

Serie-Mu*. Station --Sustaining onWABS Mew York, CBS network).

Program Introducers new serum by newcomposers, with narrator Julian Noernsting some of the circurnatatsora COn-:.etted with the writing of each coin.cannon As Nou gem on with each of

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his minds the recurring phrase pope up,"a publisher thud It. Publishers mayhave liked the stuff. but moat of thetimes presented bust week windedstrictly from htielger and Impressed asrefugees tram Ball Tunes IncludedLanny Row's co.mpooltion. Just Meafulic in the Afternoon. sung by PreektaGilson: Story of a Song, written by LeoWainer and Robert Sour and unng byJack Leonard. and Now Little You Know,by Jacob nballt, Buddy Shepard, andnylris Dee and sung by Jack Leonard.

HMI bettor tuck this Muff away onthe 'helms and forge. about It.

Program. In addition to the warblersmentioned, has Lynn Murray's orchestra.But It's all to no avail.

Paul Ackerman.

"Dear Mom"Reviewed Sunday, 6:S5-7:15 pm.

Style ---Leiters and drama, Sponsor-William Wrigley Jr. Company. Agency-J. Walter Thompson. Station-WABC lNew York. CBS network).

Dear Mom. originating at the ktudlosOf Wellitig. Chicago. Is a logical attemptto reach on audience of some 18.000.000draftees, plus their familia and othersInterested In what goes on at the armycamps. Program takes the form of ndramatized letter, the weekly epistletelling the folks back home all aboutMe In the army.

Homer Stubbs. played by John Welsh.does the letter -writing. Homer Isdepicted as a healthy but very dumbbuck ;ciente. Ills pat VI "Rot" playedby Dolph Nelson. and Marna Muelleris a tough sergeant.

Program caught wits the second iii theseries. and was amain In spot*. dullto others. If producer Bobby Brown cankeep It on a consistently mousing levelIt should attract a, sizable Audience.

Paul Ackerman.

"Consumers' Quiz Club"Reviewed Wednesday, 12:45.1 p.m.

Style-Quiz. Sponsor-R, H. Mow CrCompany. Station--WOR INew York,.

Program Is a daily texture conductedby N. If. Mary's Bureau of Standards,.Conteatante In gulf are *elected bylottery from the *twit° audience, andwinner received a mall cash award.thiestions deal with problems that dailyconfront the honeewite. At this catchingmolt of the musette:se pertained to theart of pie -making. Program Is perforatedwith hint. to the homemaker and anoccaisonal plug for tie apomor.

Show La run Moog regular glith pro-gram Ithee and should prove intereetingas well as useful to the housewife. ProtUttel, the ouirmaster. give. the showan air of Informality. Colter.

News That's NewsRev:ewer! Wednesday', 12:15-12:30

p.m. Station. -Sustaining on W0AX1Wilkes-8.irre. Pe.) .

Colkctod, written. and edited by JerryMcCormack, fernier boat newspaper re-porter and stamen editor, this program Isnatntng popularity in this section, withMcCormack managing to net at least one"scoop" a day. His program Is out be.fore the first edition of the local after-noon paper, with the resultant interestfrom listeners wanting late newa.delivery has shown considerable Improve-ment *thee he began tho program aboutflee months ago.

Ever so often he still reads a mistakelit his copy over the Mr, because heso:nett:not write. Items pat beforebroadcast time and has little time toremand them for errors Muter.

"News To Amuse"Reviewed Tuesday, 9:05-9:20 am.

Style - News. Sotteining on XYWPhiladelphia)

Stuart Pinky. NSW announcer. makesgood use of the news !bins shunted offthe front page. because of the scareheadlines on the guropean mass. Materialla made up of odd and amusing new.states the average reader parries by forthe blood -mid -thunder type. 'These Pin.ley weaves into welt -rounded radio scriptand germ It u whimsical touch.

We a Ouch to attract attention of thehousewife. early morning hour for this

Rosenbaum DeniesWheeler's ChargeOn News Coverage

PHILAINC.PlitA. Feb. 10,-Cherges ofIsolationlat Senator Wheeler that' radio'snews (orange and news corcunentationare one -skied and flavored With Britishpropaganda were dented by Sallt1141 R.Reseal:noun. chairman of the Independ-ent radio network affiliates and meat -dent of Station wrn.. here. He reiter-ated that both sides of all erentroYeratalhence are prosentecl to the public arse.while public opinton may favor one aide,that nutrition Is not created by radio.Hitting at onuoralstp or coercion in radio.he said. "Senator Wheeler la quoted eastating that lie questioned whether theaffiliated station have been as carefulas the network ortginating atatton toglee equal Unee to both sides of everypublic queetIon, perticularly on the lend.lease bill and American neutrality as/speaking for the affiliates.

"1 am quite positive Senator Wheeleris not correctly informed. There Is noeau of banners., men in the countrymore aware of nubile service obligationthan the osmani and operators of thenetwork affiliated mations. We are atall timed eager to bring to our listener,news on both aides of current contro-versial questions.

-Apart front the local roilteinente, Itmakes for vital and thought -provokingprograms and that Increase. our incas-ing audience, something every stationdonor. We have no editecial policies.we do not Woe our new.. It may be thatthere Is an overwhelming current ofpublic opinion running one way or an-o ther. but wn do not meet, It. EachIletther draws MS own conclusion. Itwould be a calamity for American free-dom If it were otherwise. We want topreserve frcoence 1b radio from unwar-ranted censorship or coercion. If Sena-tor Wheeler believes that individual ate -lions hare knowingly departed front thisstandard, our group will be the first tosee to It that It be maintained,"

WHYN Construction SetHOLYOKE. Mats. Feb. 18.-The IA -

Prance Construction Company lore hasbeen awarded the contract for the con-atruction of the main studio and trans -milting building for WHYN. The build,tag will house throe studios a transmit-ting room, a reception room. and officespace. It will be monitor type containMg 1.000 square feet of floor *bee andwill be 59 by 51 feet.

WHYN will bare two other studios. oneof which will be located In theTtanoript-Telegrans sumarg In Ifolyoktand the other at the Melanie% BankBuilding to Northampton.

twice -weekly relies practically ruling outof bearing the mister of the household.Emphasis le on news stories of homelocale, but streca when caught knew nogeographical It mite bolts.

White ?Inlay has an cosy time carryingthru the quarter-hour, show would pack better punch if tithed to 10 minutes.or min tire, and let It tido arrow theboard. When stanza Marled. Estimatewere Melted to suggest A title for theprogram. with prices for winners.

Orodenkev.

"Hidden Stars"Reviewed Sunder, S:30.6 p.m. Styr,"

-kiosk and talent quest. SPOntdr-Consobdated Royal Chemical Corpora-tion. Agency-Streit-Coble. Stal;:WI-WJZ (New York. NBC -Blue network),

Bidden Stara. plugging VitaminedYeast Poem Tablets, seas hot an imprtr-slve program Sunday despite OrrinTuckerb band. Bonnie Baker, and theBodyguards. Poolbly the program sullenfrom the radlo-mutto war, foe the tuneswere singularly unitspartng when Is=by the band or warbled by MIAsand the Bodyguard chorus.

PrOgram'a one bright apot wan theproeentstton of the vitiek's 'Midden Mar."a warbler muted Marvin& from WILLIS.Itocheeder. Margolita chatted withTucker. told of her Rochester program.and then piped The Sams Old Starr In warn), appealing woes.

Pings for Yeast. Foam were slanted at"relantatchrd couples" who maybe modthe product to grow blissful about oneanother. Product Mee claimed to be goodfor underweight kid., this plug Nitreaddressed to mothers. Pant Ackerman

2,300 Da»tes and SpitalnyNEW YORK. Feb. le.-At least 3.300

Chicago females believe they are ling.ere.

This somewhat startling fact wasrevealed owing to a contest tit -up bt-toren Plat Spitalny and The Catorgo

Spitalny, whom Hour of Chart,unit N aUrrently playing the ChicagoTheater, inaugurated the contest inogler to nod -one Mutter." Bulger Isto get an award of *100 and en co-nageMent at one of the Balaban reKatz theaters.

The 111010 entries were counted etend of COtteat'in fourth day. and entrynet was dosed. Spitalny and fourDalt corm will whittle the figuredown to 300, and III a few days Spit-alny will listen to the wasblings Otthe 200 lemmas.

Good fuck)

Two Novelty ShowsTee Off on WGN

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.,-Two new noveltyallows have been launched on the WONairwarea-acree4 Nigh School Aces.which started last Saturday (11) forHenry C. Lytton G Soar, and We Pre-dict, which belittle next Sunday 123) totHirsch Clothing Company.

Pomace thaw Is a quiver on AmericanHistory, qweetione prepared under theeittection of I. Hubbard Shstitick, direc-tor of the Chicago Illatorinal Society.High school boys are the participants.Chuck Acrer, well known on the WLSwavelength. emote. We Predict wet setby tichwIninver Ai Croft agency, and is return show on which experte W theworld Of ripe -eta range, acid oatIrinal iirs4foreivt affair. will Mick their mobs out.on the trend of future events.

Reed to WWDC, Wash.ATLANTIC CITY, nob. 15.-Norman

heed. for the past year manager ofWBAB, local PrresUnfon newspaper -owned station, onigned this week to as-mune charge or moan= operatione forWWDC 41 Washington. John I. NitCleY.Matt announcer, who hes been arroselatedwith the station's program production wtwell as Gestating to the preparation ofcontinuity and drenustio scripts. wasnamed to succeed Reed. On his new post,P eed- who was formerly manager of themunicipally owned WPO here, will haassociated with Edwin G. Spence.

WILMINGTON, Del., Feb. 15.-A char.ter to deal In radio broadcasting wasgranted today by the Secretary of eltAtateerror in Dover to Olibreltar SeniorCorporation. Capital in *500.0:0: prim:A-nal off Ice, the Corporation Tnlu.t Corn.piny. incorporators, a Y. Lewis. L. ILHerman, Waiter Lens, Wilmington.

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NEW AFM STANDARD PACTTime Limit on Band -ManagementOffice Contracts; Possibility ofSetting Maximum Commission

NMV YORK. Feb. 15. Seeking a closergrip on band -management agency andband -employer retateonee the AmericanToderation of Musicians la preparing twoStandard contrite. forms that will be ar-Merited among band leaders and AIMlicensed agents next month. Thestandard management contract form wasatithorlzed at the AVM annual conven-tion In Indianapolis hot June, and theexecutive board socked on It last weekIn Miami. The contract is now In thehands of attorneys. who are polishingIt up, and will Include a clause guaran-teeter, the bend 20 weeke work out Mthe Mat 26 weeks. 20 out of the next28, and then 40 out of each 52 -weekperiod following, This regulation wentInto effect last September 15, and atleast two non -name leaders subsequentlyfiled complaints with the AVM. aektnitfor °keret to Ignore their management*entracte because of alleged violationOf this rule.

Ant attorneys are working out an In-terprOtatkin of this work-guerentee rule,which up to now never made clearwhether, for example. 20 weeks meantseven dare work a week for 20 weeks oras little as one day each week for 20weeks. The eiandard contract will alsoact a time limit beam managementcontracts with leaders run as high asmum and 15 years). and may also seta nuurimum on commit -eons.

The other contract. also in the handsof AIM atteonere, will be a standard

Kaye, Lucas LiftingBan on Girl Singers

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15.-Teo of thename band holdouts agates: the policyof uaing girl vocalists are letting downthe barn and lending an ear and enOptic for femme chirples. Both SammyKaye and Clyde Lucca. the latter for thellret time. are planning on adding galMogen. to the stand. Kaye. In town lastweek for a theater date at the F.a/le,auditioned local girls. The awing -asideaway maestro la so much mkt on thedistaff aide now that he figures on find -trig a tem trio or quartet ace well.

Luceta, current at the Beni: min Frank-lin Hotel here. told himself on the ideaOf a canary after giving a week'e weekto Judy Bard. local thrush, winner of aMiss Oppsreunify contest promoted byLucas as a search-fOraTeiallat stunt.

Beth lenders have made much and ex-clusive use of male entree In the pest.Kaye tentatively tried a gal singer onhie theater tour lest stiromer. the fewweeks she was with the band being theonly time this crew over Offered skirtedvocalizing.

1,300 for Jimmie LuneefordKNOXVILLE, Tenn.. Feb. 15.-Nina

hundred dancers (colerel) mid 400 whitespectators came out for Jimmie tuner -ford erbruary 0 et Hodgson's. Audi-torium. a crowd emend only to thatbrought In by Cab Calloway last year.71eketa were 00 and 75 cents. Bookerwas Abe Stein. of NrehviIle. who hasrata Waller for same hall on March O.

Rending Dancery DestroyedREADD10, Pa.. Pete 15.--Desplte ef-

fort. of two volunteer fire companies, ablare resenting from an over -heated storedestroyed the roof and lntertor of thePullin:, Trim mibuthen dance hen nearhere at Worreardoef. BsMoan was a re-modeled barn owned by Paul Oaasert andoperated by Clifford Cole. of LebeDamage was estimated at 47,000.

HARRISBURO. Pa , Feb. 15.-PISMoore and hie Ork grossed 744 adnelabsat 35 cents here Monday (101 for theweekly dam* at Club Madrid Ballroom.Promoter [erne Otto has booked the PennState Campos Owls for a return engage-ment February 24,

Job contract !cent and will replace thestandard forms now Issued by soma musiciane locals. It will provide thatsalaries be union scale or more, thatonly musicians in good standing withthe union be used, that pay merit meetbe made In curt within a certain periodafter the last performance, and otheratepulateene that hare become commonin local union contract forms. TheseAFSI forma will be given to the variouslocale, which will make their use com-pulsory on all jobs within their terri-tory. It is probable that each local willdamned that a copy of each ountrattbe put on file at the local -

The ANN hiss tot yet decided whetherto demand management contracts befiled with the union also: but if It doesdeceit the Ming will be done with thenational onkee and not the locale.

The AIM executive board, meenwhikeMet returned from Miami, where Ithandled a multitude of problems. It.carefully continued to stay out a thoASCAP-BMI war, chaining it has notbeen approached olticially by eitherASCAP or BIM for help. One AIM exec-utive points out that 70 per cent ofASCAP composers play Instruments andare muteciann' union members, and thatmost of the MI cornixsers are youngdance band union musicians who aremaking aide inotiey selling songs. Withmembers In both comps. the AYM wouldrather stay out of the fight.

A delegation of Local 802 *Meer' ap-peared before the national board fur ad-vice on their radio negotiations, and wasprepared to mower the Middletown,

Y.,N. charges against 802 President JackRosenberg. an old issue; but the boarddid not bring up the tense.

The board also Toted to donate a fullyequipped ambulance to Britain and anequipped ambulance trailer to the Anter-Wan Artists' Association of London.

The Billy Roar -Abe Lyman disputearising from Roses alleged firing of Ly-

The BringDotenNEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Joe Rach-

man. like all other mecetsi. has heelto listen to and put up with 'turner.ces bon mots of taxying demoto ofInsult and praise from people dancingby the bandetend, but ho otters thefolios:rig re the cruelest crack ofthem all.

An alleged gentleman danced overto Reichnieles piano on the podiumat the Zoete House here, where JoeIs currently holding forth. and in-quired of the leader whether heplayed piano like Eddy Machin.Rachman area:red in the negative,whereupon the patron entered, "Well,shy dOIi't you practice!"

Ex -Barnet MusicianHeads New Sepia Ork

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Sobby Burnet,erstwhile hot trumpet star of the CharlieBarnet band, es the latest 'adman tostep out as a leader, and In a unique fash-ion that has him fronting an ell-ooloredoutfit, understood to be the first Hatefor a white maestro -sepia bandsmenset-up. Ork complies sex pieces, andtakes its first stand at the uptown CafeSociety here Monday (171 for a twe-e/esker. replacing Toddy Wilson's beget.

In addition to Burnet. who left Barneta couple of weeks ago, line -Up IncludesSalami Benekin on piano: AlbertNicholas, clarinet: Charlie Holmes, altosax: Hayes Allis, boas, and MannaJohnson on drums. Henderson. Fletcherabrother, has been recording at the headof a small Combo for Okoh disks. whileNicholas and Holmes come to Burnetfrom Louts Armstrong's crew. LeonardFeather helped Burnet get the band to-gether. and will continue to week withthe outfit. which Its. affiliationea yet, having booked Itself Into CafeSociety direct.

man from bts World's Fur night Clublast summer in violation of contract wasreferred to AIM President JamesPetrillo for adjustment.

B311 and Canadian SocietyAsk More Radio Royalties

By M. A. APPEL

OTTAWA. February 15.-Applientionsby the Canadian Performing Mettle Bee -clay, an affiliate of the American So-ciety of Composer,. Authors, and Pub-lisher*, for an increase In radio muse,royalty rates from 8 cents to 14 centsper radio set rind by Broadcast Modeof Canada. Inc,. to obtan half of thepresent 8 -cent rate collected by CPRB.were heard Thursday (13) by the Copy-right Appeals Board.

COI. O. es. Bigger, representing theSociety, told the board that the Increasein royalties was being sought because"since 1935 the eltuatten in relation toradio broadcasting throut the world hasgreatly changed" At the unto time.Joseph Sedgewick. evert -routing BMX ofCanada. said. "If the present rate stands,then we consider we are entitled to 4Calla on the basin of our rued and tumblerepertoire."

ELM attempted to enter, the royaltyfield In Canada when it appeared beforethe beard In December. and asked per-t:gas:Ion to collect royalties at the rateof 1 cent per set. In Canada, the entireperforming rights royalties are tinned Onthe number of seta In Canada, unlike Inthe United States. where ASCAP Colletteon mdto time isles.

CPAS received 1150.181 from 40 radioNations In Canada last year. and ColonelIllgeer told the bearing that the pro-posed Increase would bring the Societyabout $1001003 additional revenue thisyear. Pour thousand authors and composers shared the royalties,

Samuel Rogers. Toronto attorney. rep.resenting the Canadian Association Of

Broadens -tent said that because ASCAPfilmic had been driven off the air inthe U. 8., Canadian radio stations havebeen -swamped with HMI music piped infrom the Stater."

-EMI music In being piped In. and wecan't help hut use it," Rogers said."Therefore we consider that EMI and theSociety together are giving us the ace -ricewhich we once got from the Society.

Milder the circumstances we feel that therate should not be looms:ed." Rogersalso stated that his association had tofinancial connection with Belt

Musical Protective Society of Cetera.represented by A. J, Thomson, aim In-tervened, and mid that theater's and"other commercial yam of music" mightlater become involved In royaltiesCalmed by HMI. He expressed the fearthat they would have to pay BM! a feenext year.

Col.nel Rimer, opposing the RNLI appli-cation, also submitted that Bell had notcomplied with the technicalities Of Minga list of Ile songs with the copyright ef-fects and was not entitled to share InCanadten broadcast royalties. HMI's13edgewlek said that a list had been Meet.but wax being submitted In anotherfain.

Since 1035. Biggar said. "Comparablerates to other countries have greatly increased, and the badness or radio broad-casting in Canada has been revolution-ized and hes acquired enormously com-mercial Importence."

Hearing presided over by Justice Mac-Lean, will continue.

802 Yanks ByrneBroadcast Out ofFlatbush Theater

NEW YORK. tee. 16,--Brariding BobbyByre a commercial broadcasts fromtheater stages where ha and hie orchestrahave born making personal appearancesas a "violation of ethics of the proles -Atom" Local 802, American Federate:4td Muslrla Rs, rehash to allow Byrne tobroadcast life ender commercial from thestage of the Plateush Theater last night.

Byrne, broadcasting for Raleigh -Kaicigarettes tor the pat six weeks whileon a theater tour. was suddenly chippedwhen he got into New York this week,Union explained that It's a lluiatiaal todo a commercial breach:est before a paidaudience. When asked about other band.which have been doing the same thingfor ;eters! years. outside of New York.however, union professed Ignorance ofthe situation, and claimed the band!cadent "didn't know what It was allabout.- Ruling Is suppoeedly a rationalone.

Confusion of the situation. where out.of -town lane! allow the broadcasts andNew reek stops them. may bring about

reemmping of the rules, but incidencesof this mote caught everybody with neerbreeches unauspendcred. Batten. Barton_DurstIne. and Osberns, agency handlingthe program, was taken unawares. Car.roll Newton, assistant account executiveon the Brown 6. Williamson accouus(Releigh-Kool). said they "dtein't Mum,what It was all about." but wouldn't.schedule any more theater broadcasts.

Brandt theater chain, meantime. hiebeen advertising the radio appearanceof Byrne on the screens or 82 theatersWhich they operate in the New York area.Broadcast instruct was held In the h'DOstudios. NBC. which didn't have Octetsprinted tip for the broadcasts, steeredout-of-towners taking the NBC Ruldedtour Into the studio to provide an atidleonce for the show.

Harry Silber, treasurer of !Axed 802.said that sponsored broadcasts beforepaid theater audience* would lead to theellselnisteen of studio house bands, andthat all such requests would be tumtddown. lie said that "Byrne should ha?*known better himule"

Universal Cuts OutSound -on -Film Plugs

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Holding thatoven tho recordings of misdeal film se-lections are plugs for picture:a and themusic, Universal lectures refused to ellerMine Novelty Company to place twocound-onOim songs which MitchellArm recorded from the picture BackPrirofee into the Mills-Booserelt Sound.lea machines.

Universal claimed that this would becompetition to the film, which was nisireleased nationally. Lase week Ayres.111m -recorded Vetere a Lucky Mole, Mr.Smtth and B0091e4V0091e Bu9tc Boleamong two others, for which the bandreceived $5,000.

Picture company, however, contendedthat the Ayres' eel -alone would be coca -petition to the picture at this stage ofthe run.

Chi Country Clubs Gloss ACHIDA00, Feb. 15.-Local 10, Amen -

can rederatton of Musicians, hen adopteda rating that commencing April IS en-eltereMente at all golf and country diesIn Chicago end vicinity are Class A en-gagements. and must be booked In areoredencir with perm, hours. and otherconditions governing Masa A spate -

The Truth ,ilay OutLINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 15.-All the

band leaders And eta singers withphony stage names may have to demore than just be booked to Nebrasktsto play there, If one or the tallith tileLegislature here geta peered

It demands that all people who dobuelneas in other than thar awnheroes ether register them with thesecretary of state before dotes thatbusltiste or use their own moniker;

Fehr:wry 22, 1911 311 'SIC They Billboard 11

ScIlinclfh12andExploitation, Promoton, and Showmanship Ideas

By M. H. ORODINKER

School/rig Record Sellers bales of hi. tint Victor reams., sheorthng forth Nut ..Thwora he a stampedeCA -VICTOR lo Orgenliltig "acb"°°16" fa, eoie woe gassy Weedcony motion of the country for Ile ....eh a. the &merles." Tle-ms

recorda-",tmdlniT to W. W. 14*slY Wood with the wooden coin n tent onlyVictor record sales manager, Finn toto otter a course boned on record dealers'Deeds as exp000ei by themeelies. Inmerthariduteg, market =Myna, Moen-tory Control. advorlinIng end promotion.and minted nufijerut School will beheld In Wei Mettle, by the record Ms.eritiotons. a lull day required for themosenttion of the h011roe.

J. L. Hallarcon, oasis:ant record salesManage?. and Tack M. WUtiame. recordadwettoltsg manager. will conduct the.geoviese" course. and oho present tothe distribueor aelestrorn topic* of the-1Mder's guide." to which complete in-structions for adrninlistering the wheelcosine has been given. Both men willparticipate in a number of dealer schoolsin key MOM an wen.

Heart of the coupe In a 125 -page sell-ing and menthandlaing manual. wring

a textbook to every dealer attendingclass. Manual. Vector Record Merchan.et:rmg fentlture Manual, cover, In detailvery subject of Interest to the recorddealer. from *tore Layout to the effectivetoe of local tteta.t. An appendix Cen-time a wealth of information on theredacting art and how records are made.Also information on the various musicalforma and composers. from old maatersto contemporary tune...snit/oh Oloaaaryand pronUnclation guide of asmicaltoms. composers, competence:la, andartinte Is included. se Is it chronologicalLot of *imposers, Manual COnelhdeawith pietitogriplis and deteriptiona ofhondreds of sales aids and duplay

-We want to tell the dealer how hemay Marano his businera and hispolite.' Early explained. "and so theann] 'how' beeomee the threes of theschool." RCA -Victor ellatributor saternen.also will conduct the achcols. will "pre-view" the onuse thin month us *eclatinectinge at company plant' In Carotids.14, J.; Hoilywrics2. and Indianapolis,

leaf OrrioLes Lithe, putdehts le theInterests of Barry Wood. are promotingthe Ongtr's rettedings for muskcomumption with Ow &swoon*. ofwoodws nickel,. Shipping out a .garryWood Wooden Nickel." with the butfatomaking, the Wood ..re wicket to attothadto Ind carrying the 'Mateo Mom.,

PhilaSurveyShotrsPopulace FavoringRadio,Anti-ASCAPPHILADIMPHIA, Feb. 10.-Pert aol

metric survey oo the ASCAP.B511 'auc-tion here, conducted by Don E. Clark II,Corder of the Pront Door Ballot tlog,sponsored by the Phdarteliabla trentnyCoffer, showed Met public sympathybete Ina been definitely on the side ofwho.

POUlng a typical mom -section of the'ann. surrey brought out that pracci-early one-third of the ear fs tutawarethat any dtsputo la even going on.Second. that white a majority think the:sale programs here nufferod becauseof the WAY ban. they are, neerrthe100. opposed to ASCAP end would liketo ace radio wen out 124 per cent forASCAP. 02 per cent for radiol. Chiefcomment of those who favored the net-work& wen that the dim:nation of ASCAPbad enabled the radio etattona to givemore lime to eikeakal :nude.

Women were more regretful on thedltinite then loon: 'mini/eters (63 pernoel were disappointed OTer 1004 ofASCAP music: while those over 50 year*Of age were divided, half thinking pro-grams better. half worse,

WINDOW CARDStout OW*. $4.04 ow 100.Wmarnliten't ItUtartoo. CLPorde& and Vawure OM.Pestpa 6,, alomoralma Mall ea 250.

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Peril ManualtgairriaiWILLIAang °owe offers a newAl note in prose mammals. This one laIn ie interest. of Doke Ellington, andL a certainty to find prominent andnt.ellataunit place on a band buyers.Ws a block balbered memo took. ringedto be used fOr any type of ottlee or per -zonal service. Cover Imprint, In goldletters. carats the name et the recipientand of the orehostra.

Not only does It allow foe re-flUs onmemo sheers. but alio for further ex-plonntion sheets on Ellington. Contentsinclude a photo of the maestro. a fore-word extolling Ellington and hie mote:personnel of the bend: news &tortes andreviews of the band'. triumphs In popu-larity polls: European tours and concerts.compositions of the maestro: recordings:theater triumph.: motion picture, hotel.and dub easIgernenta. It's a graphic

and evil-ors:oared presentation thatcan't help ceiling Pdlington to a moo.

pectim buyer.

fddie Heller, ,.acrd promotion aspender Raymond gown. hoe., PidadttphiaVittor..alurturd rhstelbotee, gobbler, oft

Odeon of attenttom In taking Inking Naurloins to (54.4 Hart's Pat/m.P1 RetoolShop im Philsdelobb eusies the moostreoreel,, theater connate. In not 401' aethe (ado_ A twee fire asnewg Won thetaw& shop *or -rooted. ntrokine ItosokawIt Coming," And It was a resat caking.tittering loos in the 14 MIMS section oftern the street leadtag to the Owe.where Hawkins aotoaredned has dnhe..hawed he. leseceet. 0.4 dialtIbutedphoto, and postal. pushing IM faallen

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faster EggsLAtYrEft is WU many weeks away (April

13), but Ira not too early for thebond boy% to start planning holiday pro-motions. elpectally these set to open loca-tions around that date. Attention lecalled to a stunt Met faster by OrlffWilliams for his holiday morning at the/Ravens House. Chicago. Williams sentout large Rester baskets filled with minand chocolates, with the retelver'e nameneatly Insolbed scrods the top of the!mem% erg, Minket was tagged with arani inviting the receiver to turn out atthe Steven. to "celebrate Ranter with theband that ming* at It swinge.- A recordturn -out and loads ed good win resulted.

College Timesmith SellsDitties Penned as !lobby

PHILADELPMA. Feb, 15.-Bob Troup,Univeraity of Pennsylvania 'student whohas been writing word. and mote as alark. breaks foto prodadlona/ ranks withmeratro Sammy Kaye buying hi. Paddyand Fin Hop to FM Rep, Both tuneswill wind up on wax In the Kayo version.

Kaye, herr hat week for an Earle The-ater date, Weenie engrossed In theDaddy ditty while 'tatting the Ices! Em.barmy Club one ittght_ lettery bend wasbeating It out. haring Its bensks loadedwith Troop's tempos, all of which smackOf smart wordage.

New Kind of RaiseNEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Iry Carroire

band at Jack Dempsey'* Broadwaytitter, wan baring balance rriseersoleprior to Its first remote broaden.%over WMCA.

During one of these, Buddy Hon.vocalist with the band, completive%about the high reseal keel. and r. -

minded the loader that ho was a ban.torte.

'Tin giving you a retie..' Carroll ',-plied. 'Trout new on you Ong tenor.-

4Whicla Minim to mind the storyabout the saing.plitoger who wet!over to hie boas and asked for monmono', or wino respect.)

Repatriated American Musicians,Back After Years in Europe, Find

The Band Biz Bit More Hectic Here'NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Sedlelos offering There la mempetaters in rngland, bit

sanctuary to ecteastista, author., and no- of a cliZerent. *off,- ha saps there arebatty. tbo U. S. today to doing a big probably no more than sun outetanoingManama In repatnatiog Au erstan enter- band* there. and they have nothing totainment talent. Dsrly [sat year Britain worry about. bccauee once the Engrahloot two Yankee band leaders who, until public Ian placed Its stamp of approvalthe war spread, were perennial names on itei 0151111 It can grime whiskers in aon the Engilah band scene. 'They are epot. Ilarrki Ins on one attend for eveJack limit. now at La Conga here, and year,. Breaking Into tole select circleItoy Phil, who is currently leading his L. the tough task,new band at La Martinique. On the tune side. neither leader had

After 15 yearn In London for Wombs any troubles. The =Van like AnOtIrlOartand 10 for Fox In Britain and on the tuesea. and they are played almost toConttnent of ]irOpe, both ray they are the .tendon of anything eke. Britonsfloding It difficult to wollmate tnem- inotinctleely shy away from anythingrehee to the U. S. woe Amin. England, new And are not good dancers., .o mingthey say. ha. ao moth SUYAVS. more and other novelette are frowned upon.methodical a way of life, that the Krieg The clulopatrontaing elite then, toand swift tempo time are hard on their formal attire every night. and Mb stick-"Reitliett" nersea, In England. the hale Mg tO convention ealenda Into all hotitareport, a dance band usually works a of behavior. There arc Da/dish _LIMP.10 -to -2 am, start. Laws prevent a idiot bugs. but their antics are as restrainedwith a IlqUor license from selling the as an Arthur Treat -her senile.Muff after midnight. so vary few places Band booker are a rarity In (]:gland.operate ]ate. and the trader Ocala direct with the

dub operators. The money la plentifulwhen the band lo La. Salary range IIfrom 300 to 1.100 a pound. a week, orabout 01.500 to 17.503, peat rate of ex.change. Fox lad a 2t -piece band, con-centrating hie nark on theaters, Vaude.

Songs and Such vine there le attll confined namely to theGLAMS h]IhLLLY and Ruth Cleary two -a -day. and the mew and routines

obtained permission from Mite change very Tittle,Shoos to use Its trade mark, Now Vol. Besides leading a band, Hurts alsoCan Be Talk',' Than She Is, as the title tumid ent"Pmneux. °Pencting CIWeof a song. Mills Munn publething. Club and the 00 Club In London, '%

MU Waiter. and Howard Steamed innu". I. "9'. c3c." for"1"irs.long, Tumbledown in Arlrone, but the 400 Chib Is eliU operating. Whenhas been sold on the Wont Coast for a Hants tea London last May the EnglishRange Butters 35.wc

of bitswould allow him only Is2n0

publishlag that and som. other tun.i. _by c.bialh,,money.th. Cecrhuntiryea.sricLuEngir eaxn:lhanZthe same writera. On You LOoke Coed. du.

Mind Hunt was arromouely listed VAbeat.; leader of Four Clef,, Middle West. Both leaden, were disapeointed at 10O.ern utualcal halt lie merely gave them In"- "Mit R/181" P6661X"8* Ina 54y ""Y&erne times to record, and has a ninthar would like to bare stayed for the blitagroup of his own.

. .brine Oortin's two Fewest tongs.

"Wises That Man Is Deed and Gene" and"A Litre Old Caned. In (netted." In-Itortott4 kw! two weeks ego over*KAP'. erstwhile Saturday night clo-ture, heve peobably caw"' MI.,' corn.went In tea manr Induttly tkon anyonset 1011({ with,. with a wet bottle.

The Berlin rooks were &restated to thepublic with triode of showmanship andpeWkity. Soke of sheet mink hambeen soarInf,

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Publishers and PeopleIIARRY LINK. rier.tral manager of

Feat, CM his way home from tboCoast atter arranging campaign on mu -Mail wore of 5.1033's Zfest)e1r1 COL

Rocca Pomo la In Miami catching Winoof the milt ray. and some plugs.

Lnu Levy Ia expanclica the quarters ofhis Leeds Mimic Company.

Roy Mimic 4 publidsing Ifonahau IsColling rind Tirentoothet Latter waseritten by Timmy thiton and E. P. LW-Prenl.ere.

Chart Music, Chicago, has mesquite:I themilitia:dim right. to Pardon Me ForFelling in LOve. by Chia Witham& andToo Higdon.

Harm* lo getting out a new !Urn ca-tion Of the 4.5-yeae-old-tune. The BandPissed On. In conjunction with Warner'sfilm, Strawberry Blonde.

Johnny White's professionnl Waft atRemick's hoe gone to work on local perand retarding plugs on Unlverass13.Deantm Durbin film. Nice COL acme*titelude Thank You Amoebas and TheLights o/ Nome.

Phil!, PickingsITS vacation time for the local song

plugger. affiliated with ASCAP Drma-ordera Men the home °Mee, whether theywant a holiday or not.

s:ittaane Clalnos.'thsreon'e Cafe maestro.and Ellsworth Blake, tdo WIX tooter, havenagged a new ditty Low en Sptdt, whichamines believe. will be hotter then hisS Cot Anil in My rents,

den Greenblatt, the plane rambler. pen -Mal Straws wen amsrommonts toe *UL. . . Frank Copan*, the Philly COWIN.tett leek Leah to tenets...* his "Mary.the Prairie, and I" en a been disk....Paul CuomMehron. composer of "1 Anten AM11111.1..." making a cettonst appearonee at lack and lob's, &hay at Trenton,N. 1.

duration.That French Scene

OD the Pretten Aide of the pictUre.the greet enlr,rattoo of Amerletut mu -Will= to Party and the favorite Frenchwatering rpota In the halcyon Herbs hasdone en about-face back to the UnitedStates, out not before the Yankee*cowed a definite errs In jam, mainlycontributed by Negroes.

Warren Stoke.. American Negro plan%who sae part of the musical gold nubto Franco in 1030, returned to this coign.toy two weeks ago, claiming that withthe fall of Part canoe the antathing OEa molest generation that embraced theAmerican oviedclon. Interpretation, and

The pickings were pretty, too, accord.Mg to Stara. Unlike Americo. mu.Medan; afro paid off by the day, andSpurn IOU to 1432 they were earningapproximately 400 Smoot a day. (Thefranc was worth 25 cents In the early,20,o Oolitirar earnings, however fento 250 francs a day, with a total valueof about $10.

Salaries. of couple., raid Stokes, ramrodAccording to the smote. of which therewere about 15 of the elate variety, beltthe mu:Melon. were always ante of meek.Ing more money In spolo width werepatronixed by older people and toortate.Places that drew the French ego's -Mehlof jitterbugs were enema slow pay-offspots.

Willie the troastelemo union In Parts.the Syndicate des MUNIC10112u, controlledthe work to the extent that all bandshad to employ 70 pet cent French mu.skims, they didn't lame workingI& is the practice here. Mislead, the gov-ernment handed out a work permit.which cost the American musician 400francs for three year. American mil.Melva we scarce now, because of manyobvious reasens. Including the (art thatbands which formerly ranged around PSmen err now obeying with Oro.

That American musk wielded an tin.°Mimed infisienee In the life of theFrenchman le manifest In StokeVe oli-nervation' that clostoment wanted mallid7Amerlean maw, that Benny Goodmanand 000111 Bale were the moat favoredhand emotes the miles talus, and thatcoln-opereted proosegraph. yore Imo be.ginning to make their appearatate Worethe war broke exit

WILICFR-11ARRE. Pa . Feb, IS. -S'hard'e, on the tare of the termer ClubMayfair here. but renewed the contract.of Lenny Matter and his band for an.other eight weeks.

12 Tito Billboard MUSIC februnry 22, 1941

TROPESERVICEFEATURE

Naiad

manwoor! _

WEEK ENDINGFEBRUARY 14, 1941

MUSIC PCPUIARITY CHARTLEADING MUSIC MACHINE RECORDS

Retordlaga dated below are corhootly the Marmot moc.4pOsakers117 Automat/C. pkonogrOphs. ElrlecnOna aro Um ronnen.us of reptotstethered each weer by reprotentalwea of The Rillaerd for rhoRetard Marne 0Zte.4 feature that appears In Male Sfeesine Bee -Hem. Roporia are gatheirm1 from at lead foot leading PbonOttorOtaopereacca to rath of the so won Important zz000v+Ph oPeraWneCenteno In the coontly.

Number of works recordings bare appeared In "Molar litrong'la 1443esiod In somenthrsoo Wooing Mks In that settlon.

GOING STRONG

THERE I CO. Illth Work. Youth. Monroe. Will &adios% TimmyT Woody H. 'man,

DREAM VALLEY. 171). Wool.. Sammy Kaye. Woody Homan, hankieMast,.

MKS!. 1601. Week. Artie Shoo, Woody Hoomen-

I HEAR A RHAPSODY. (4th Wsoki Chaolie garret, Jimmy 0aT47.AI Donohue.

STARDUST. rid Week) Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey.

ALONG THE SANTA It TRAIL (3d Weeks Sling Crosby. Dicklumens. Sammy Kay..

I GIVE YOU MY WORD. flat Wook) Mtlebeal Aprta, 1847 COAchino

COMING UP

SO YOURS THE ONL Nat Kemp, Iddy Dochlo

Yll. MY DARLING DAUCHTIR. Glenn Miller, Dinah Shout. DennyGoodman.

THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS. Kilo Smith.

YOU WALK WY. Blom Barron. Tommy Taker.

HIGH ON A WINDY HILL. Browny °mom, Cant Krupa, VaotheManaot

SCRUB MT MAMA. WITH A 800G1t BEAT. Andrew) Sisters.

SAN ANTONIO AM Sins Cdoilm.1144 WOls.

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL BEST SELLING RETAIL RECORDSThis coMptlAtIon Ls based upon reports Item the 1011owing Teton Wore. of thole tt t.,- mitIng recOeda

of the put sock Nor York City, Ceram Music Wore; IllownlieR1 M 81109: 1.1.botl7 Stasto Kemp; VowelMosW Bar?: 011017 340110 swop. Salon: Moons Munn Co.; TOO Milady SPAR: AtIWify Muff Co.. tnO.:13..011s: Whtleman Bong Shop: broadly MOO. Wrap. Avenue Record Stoop, Ptitaborglo VOlkwein Bra,.loc. POUldelphra. Ted Shute, Inc.; WayM1.1 CO.: C.0.4)prratlyo Mule Co. Washington: Osongo'. Rad%Co.. fon Denver: The May Co.; TT.; Rowed Shoo: Csarles B, Wolla Moog Co. Salt LW City: Z. a M. I.Amore! Door. Portland. Ore.: Meier A neAk Co.: J. K. 0111 Co Loco Arestafts DUkolrtleltordoan;Boothern Colgate.% Musk CO.: Holfywood of 34,1414. Bon PrantIMO: Behwaibsebel-Focy; QuartKink Co. CtitOagesi Mears. Rookoek & Co ; Wombat! Pled: WurUlotra; Lyon it Maly: Olerkk Weldibbco; Ochatiott Bros. Clnelonati; 8011* ISrep. WILD IsOlatc Co.; At total% WorlItior Co.; Bielnberet,Chow 1Cosle 6610.. Mliwoullost eoluntesh; Record Ltbray Dram'..; Beewdesy Itense of )4pnlc: 2, D.Bradford. olAno Co. Dm Moinea; P.m Moines Male Mose: Mold/ on Co. Lktret.: Worlitoros; OrInnoll TWOS.Karim! Imly, Wo.: Moak BOX. Bt. Loon: Aeolian Co. of Wahl Forams A Baty. St. Pral, W, 3, 14A ABred.: 2343flower Notekty Co. Cleveland: Nolte Bros, CO. BlarEngfietd, )4°.: L. K. Lire. Monk co. mewing..him: Nolen'. Radhs 1..111e4 Ithon; K E. neon A Stria: Itoiriarth Bales Co: Loot. PUNT Dry floods Co.

Cox Prowelgolon Mop. Italeltb. N. C.: JonMs Thlimo: C. H. lltepkenson Motto Co. Mlarol.SlIthAtis Awe Co; Burtllort'h Inc. Now Cottons Look Oruntwarl Co. Too.; 0. Schirmer. MO fort%WO% 'We, McCrory's; Ketroble Fornitore Co. Son Antonio; ThApaa Aroma; Alm:. PtoOl Co.: SooAntonio Mule CO.

NATIONAL

POSITTONfoe TtnrISO WA

1 I. FRINTSI-ARTIE SHAW

2 2. I HEAR A RHAPSODY-CHARLIE BARNET

5 I. HIGH OH A WINDY HILL-CENT KRUPA

4 4. ANVIL CHORUS-GLENN MILLER

3 5. I MAR A RHAPSODY-IIMMY DORSEY

7 6. YOU WALE BY-TODY DUCHIN

- 7. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL-IIMMY DORSEY

- E. IT ALL COMES BACK TOME NOW

- 9. SONG OF THE VOLGA110ATMEN-GLENN MILLER

10 10. CONCERTO FOR CLAR1.NET-ARM SHAW

EASTanaMCINLoaWIL. Nk

1 1. From,.-Arlie Shaw

2 2. I How a R1,0404Do.my

I 3. Anvil Chorus-Glenn Mahe

4 4. I Ho" a Rhapsody-Charlie tismst- S. Song of Ike Veto Blot.men-Cienn Manor- 6. Conc.'. for CiarInOt-Arlie Show- 7. You Walk By-Kens, Oak.,

8 S. Yes. My Doohno Dough,.-Dinah Short- 9, Thor* I Ca-Will Bradley

- 10. Theron Bo Some CoangeoMa4e-Tod Woo.,..MIDWEST

1. F.enmi-Art* Shaw

2. You W00% By-Eddy Oochln

3 3. I Hear a Rhapsody-Chmile Barret

6 4. II NA.11.-,...KeepsConotesflaekle Mr- 3. 1 1 4t h

-SitroyOnsWOO*47rmy Hill

2 6. WO On . Windy Hill-Como Krupa- 7. II All Come. lack to MeNow -Hal Kemp

7 8. Tonight-Xavier Coca,- 9. Song of the Voltz Boat-

men-Goon Meier

- ID. Nlth On o,W1,71y HIII

-.tree NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SHEET MUSIC BEST SELLERS SONGS WITH MOST RADIO PLUGS

..s.iiss.n 14 bawd Blom. tePTorts Mowed Item Us and dealer. 01now 11. best Mak./ foots of Stie pan Irma. New York 0117; 74.0:c lIthome tict-..-TT. Foe./ A.KacT MHOSupply Co. Pitlanfisb: ,tauten Drothera. Ban Peanclacto Paoltle Colin% SWOM Jobbens: SherrwaHLClay A. Co. Lot !melts, MOTs* M. Pecontan: TIM Stall1r: Capitol Moak Co, Totrelsearl, Silage MateOa Mow*: Lyon & HiRly Carl P1W1irr, Oixebrot KinCed ma.i. CO,: A. C. McClurg. St. LORIS; St.

1.46411 Motto 809917 Co. Kansa. City, Mo.: JtokIns Musk CO. DiCrOtt- Orionail Ambers. Pan Anlonfo:BOULAtto Molslc Co. Poor Worth. Tex.: Ault Marta Co. NOW Otleonit 0. &Sae st of LoulOona. Minato:rraldo 91100 Co. Moonlit. AIWA Dawson Menlo CO.

WEST COASTPOSITIONLaw Tort

3 I. Moil Chong-.-Cknn Millar

2 2. I Hoar a Rhapsody-Jimmy Dorsey

I 3. Fmnesi-Arno Shaw

4 4. High On a Windy Hill-Germ Koopa- S. Starda.1-Attic Shaw- 6. Rico Os. a Wady

Dowry- 7. Sin Aftionlo Rosa-Bing C.o.by- 8. 11 All Comes Beck to Mi

Now-Cu.. Krupa

0 9. lowest-Gloss. MOW

- 10. Cenftgalt for Clara...0-Artie Shaw

SOUTH1 I. hermit

-Arita Way,2 2. I Hear a Rkaotoody

-Charlie BotnofI I. Summit FIlehro Cooke

-Arils Shaw- 4. High On a Windy Hill- Knorm- S. I Give Yee My Word-Eddy Dnwhin- 6. Ye. Walk By-Eddy Duchin- 7. Only roomer-Wog Crosby- 8. Tontiehl-Xavier Cog..- 9. So Yoy're the One-Varogbo Maoeco

- 10. Yew Walk By-Vaughn Monroe

rorirtime100i ThuWh. Wt.

I I. I HEAR A RHAPSODY

2 2- MIMI

3 3. YOU WALK BY

6 4. IT ALL ALL COMES BACKTO ME NOW

5 5. I GIVE YOU MY WORD

8 6. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL

10 7. TONIGHT

14 8. SAN ANTONIO ROSE

4 9. THERE I CO

7 10. SO YOU'RE THE ONE

11 11. MAY 1 NEV(* LOVEAGAIN

- 12. THERE'LL BE SOMECHANCES MAN

II 11. DOWN ARGENTINE WAY

12 14. A NIGHTINGALI SANGIN BERKELEY SQUARE

IS. THE LAST TIME I SAWPARIS

NATIONAL towniesSoo Thiswk..

I 1. I Near a Rkapsody2 2. /moos5 3. 11 All Co.,.,, Back to

hat Now4 4, You Walk By3 5. Moral! Be Some

Changes 14.447 6. To.orolIt6 7. High IA a Windy Hill

12 8. Thera I Co9 9. I Cave You My Word8 10. So Your. the Ono

11 11. Let% Dmaws This OnoOut

_10 17. May 1 Norm Love Ago..13. A Hightingsle Sang ,A

Ilorkeky Saran/- 14. Down Aelataderts Way- IS. Sao Antonio Root

MIDWESTI. I Nora Rhapsody

2 2. irewellS 3. II All Comes Bask to Ma

Now4 4. row I Co3 5. You Walk By7 6. 1 Gins You My Word

-8 7. TA"ttgfitingalo San[ 7.Borkoley Soloart

10 9. Doan Argenilne Way9 10. So You're Om Ono

12 11. May I Newt Lorne AtollIS 12. The Last Thom I Saw

14 11. StA Antionta Rom11 14. Fewyboat Smonade11 IS. Thom'll B. Scone

Chios°. Mad.

EAST WEST COASTrttirtioN1.44Wk. WI.

I. I Hoot a RAttriorly2 2. IF renota5 3. You W sR By

4. Toolgt.t4 5, I Cho To.. My Wood

10 6. High ea a Wiody min13 7. San Antonio Rem14 B. It All Comes lick I. Me

Now7 9. Thus I Co

- 10. TIM Lau Time I SawPooh

9 11. Mar I Hone, Lom Aral.- 13. Gad Ti.., Arnerica_ 13. Down Argentine Way

3 14. So You're the Ctow- IS. Yes, My pilog

1

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1

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12

SOUTH1. I Hew a Rkap.ody2. Fooneal

5 3. APfrif/. I Loos You8 4. San Antonio Rose9 5. It All Cone, Omit to Ma

Now4 6. Yeti Walk By6 7. AAA an a Windy NIB7 8. I Gine Woo My Word

9. Door. Argentine Wee10. A Nighting.le Sang In

loekIlep mimeo11, Se Too'. the On.12. May I Never tom Agaln13. The Lint Time I Saw

Park14. I Cao't Remember To

lentoIS. Thorall B4 Soong CAangee

Made

The :ollterInc 17. rho :0 Iid!nr :11^ bolls II OsI 44444 t number of nolloork plop IWJZ. WRAF, WABCI batsmenS -1. m welders ond 8 ara4 rAtri. goodly. for tits weekontIltig PrIeloy. Prboury 14 71gepeogeo4 plops are 11.440ricordtel on WOR. WRVS?. aaccA. WOW. Mm tooes are Rests -mated as -PO mnticaf pla.latt1a0 nanWein *a '14."

Tht. complIallots Is baud UpOtt data aupoLftd by Aces:Tate M-ooning flerrIce.

PeWllon

St o_

Pulinflw

I. I WAR A RHAPSODY BIM2. YOU WALK BY3. SO YOU'RE THE ONE 11413. FREN151 Sawlkarn4. THERE'LL BE SOME CHANCES

mok0( ..... IV Marks4. HIGH ON A WINDY HILL5. TONIGHT Southeon6. IT ALL COMES TACK 70 Mt NOW EMIT. AMAPOLA IIMI8. I GIVE YOU MY WORD . ... SMI

rho.

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26 774 S21 4

21 7

20 520 5II IIS 413 212 4

Despite the abnormality Of MI nat..* tong situation resultIns from 11.4 ASCAPwadio woo uherton radio's tooOppmeotty based upon oarredioncy rattier than upon tOtleorn .w.oo

bosh of onmstoieled otteetlylty, many nada', of Tbe &Wow°ham requested tho renomptIon of the list of Soma With MowRa6k. Pluot, omitted born this spme In wont weeks.

Althe The BORN:mod Nal. that Ws tornollation don not oweIke toms purport It did pola to Om banning of ASCA musk fromnohow% pootoonw, it 1.e. Moen rt14,14{1 .wt of dolerence to thewishes of the mass of modem who are Infect -Hod, for ether prad,cal or 11.1.Mtlal .ea30111, In noting radio's roost played mop.regardless of the Poston Involtrod In moktog them mach.

9. LET'S DREAM THIS ON, OUT Skil 11

9. GEORGIA ON MY MIND Soot -hem 11

9. WISE OLD OWL WI II9. IDA. SWIET Al APPLE CIDER . DWI 11

10. 1 DO. DO YOU/ 8141 10II. KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR HEART 014111. MAY 1 NOM 1.0Vt AGAIN . BM!It, I CLOSE MY EYES BAHII. I CAN'T FISMINIBER TO FORGET 8141 9

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February 22, 19-11 M1TSIC The Billboard 13

Orchestra NotesBy DANIEL

Broadway BandstandfiZlikely that the follow -tipper to

OODY HERMAN on the stand ofthe Terrace Room of the Ifotet NewYorker will be BOBBY BYRNE . .

Ilermun Ls In until April 10. with a!

tossIbalt7 of staying longer. . . YIN-CRNT LOPEZ go into the HurrtcenoFebruary :5.... JOE REICHMAN windsop his engagement at the Essex HousesCedimon.Die-Park the 40th. followed00 the podium by PAUL BARON, whosecrew Is currently heard on Saturdays oniSa Chase's Camel radio show, Lotteheon

ei the Waldorf.... BILL BARD° comes.sato Now York fora date at View's Statethe February V week. . . . JOAN MER-RILL is the latest thrash to land InIfolirteod . . the Bluebird chanteuseeft Tinstaday (131 for the Coast to marta three-year poet with Columbia Picture.,her met job being skidded for the Olendray.ltudy Vallee flicker. Show Aturfezete.

STUART SEYMOUR, former roadravager

for 1.041/ Armstrong, joined JoeOnmes office In New Vick. . . . REDNICHOLS is tot foe a string of one-nighten In Southern territory thruHuth 15.... REGGIE MLA" stein oftthe General Amusement Corporalionrole. end moles over to FrederickBrothers,' Music Corporation. . . Thedraft got WALLY GORDON. drummer inthe Johnny Long outfit, with HAL SER.MAN coming In for the replacernent.

.DAVE MARTIN. sepia Maniat, Is currentsith his band at the Hotel St. Ge,rgersBermuda Terrace. across the river InBroalrlyn.Club. Newport. Ky., has been banded aholdover ticket good for a couple ofadditional wrens . . following thatstint. 1b1.1 moves rites to St. LOU% and

Western Manning/NA RAY IfirriON. originelly art fax1 a two-vreeker at Beverly Hills Count. -ythe Tunctown Ballroom for a week....VAL OLMAN Marta this Welt at the

RICHMAN

Detroit Athletic Club In that Michigancity.... HILLY HICKS sod Ina -Nirez:IngMx" began a run et Slate's Palm GreatenIn Milwaukee Monday (171. . . . TheTrianon and Aragon ballrooms In Chi -taro. alter long sessions anti LAWRENCEWF.LIC and DICK JURGEN'S. bare to -turned to the open market for bands.... OENE KRUPA M at the Trianonfee a single date tomorrow (MD. doubtingwith Welk. white the 22d finds TINYHILL doing the same ... OUS ARN11E1Uplays the dansant for three days Febru-ary 25-28 . beginning March 1 Welkwill be replaced at the Trienon by ORIPPWILLIAMS, who closed at the StevensHotel in CM yesterday (14) . . . RAYHEATHYJtTON follows at the Steven..with D1N. COURTNEY ekedded for asimmer's rim darting April 12 . . .

ORIUN TUCKER If due In at the Aragonfor a limited engagement alto Jurgen'.starting Easter Sunday.

. . .

Atlantic Seaboard'HERBY WOODS art for the CLYDE

LUCAS follow at PhiLwielphia'a Ben-jamin Franklin Hotel March 3, going onthe MCA roster at the same time. . . .MIKE PEDICIN ts at Martin's. Easton.Pa. . . . HERMAN WEINER Wet in forthe rennin making at Bier's Cafe, Tren-ton, N. J.... GRACIE RAY Kele the nodfor her Rhythmalres at Forest HillTavern near Princeton, N. . . . TuxavaNcirrrn. all -gal gang, at Guerinnmr Allentown, Pa. . . ROL PARKERports at Roman Grille. ..SAXEE SHOLLENDERGER Moos atHirers:err Inn. Reading, Pa. . . LEONt.kONAltD and Ms Cavallo' are at St.Meryl, HMI. Trenton, N. J. . BUMand SLAM trio retires for a date at lied11111 her, Pennsauken. N. J....LILLIANCI AIRE. former JON VENDTI ronsturma.:Uncle's at Philadelphia's EvergreenC.I10.... DOROTHY JOHNSON, styleda. -the feminine Benny Goodman." at60th Street Rathekellen Upper Darby,

Pa. . . EDDIE HILL at Hotel PettreeMirror Room, Trenton, N. J.. .CATS AND THE FIDDLE in the lime-light at Philadelphle's LidoBOBBY BLUE brings his band to

Schlenker'. Ballroom. ShArtkIrell10.. . . =Ras JARVIS'S brand of lain atNew Colonnade Ciub, Cheater. Pa. . .BILL VAN mores his Kings to Wok'sCare, Atlantic City. . . . DON SNYDER.up from Balticonee's Hotel Arlington.locates. at Murphy's Grill, Trenton. N. J.. . . DOT KING brings her Notre. toMinstrel Tavern, Plalladephia.... JACKDONALDSON toe the dancing at (MoraleCurtin's Inn at Gropp's Lake near Tren-ton. N. J. . . PESO WAGNER waninghis wand at Carlisle Grine, Allentown,Pa. . . MARIE NANETTE takes herHawaiian bead to Blanche's Cafe, Cam-den, N. J.

Of Maestri and MenraUICE ELLINGTON. dosing at the Casa

Mani.,. in Culver City. Calif, onthe 201b. then tour* up and down theWest Coast until lie plays the Los AngelesParamount ha AprIl. . . EARL ItINF21la en route to Florida on a dance tour,getting back to New York and the ApolloTheater April lg.... TED LEWIS makesit the Bat Tabarth, San FtAnctno. forfour week* beginning the 18th. . .

SAZIE Dowrih on the same day, goesInfo the George Worthington SOUL Peek-s:mein& FM_ for a pair of works witha possible two more If he dick.. afterwhich hell be followed by ENOCHLIGHT for a fortnight. . CY MANESIs now handling personal managementduties for the CHARLIE SPIVAK band. . . Manes was lest amostatrd withHarms. Inc, and before that with Oth-ers! Amusement Corporation.. . . BUNNYSHAWKER taker over the drumming as.afgarnent with Spivak. coming to thefetterk current Glen Wand Casino. NewRochelle, N. Y.. stand via Arsine Refliband. . . . COUNT BASIS La bookedsilkily on ont-nlighters In the. .Southand Midwest until Apell 13, when heplays the Savoy Wilco= to Chicago.... Hotel Chao% St. Louis, gets HENRYDynE the 28th.... DICK KUHN opensa return date at the Matter In BuffaloMay 15, for four months.

Dozen Work SteadyPitt Bookings forLocal Bands Weak;

P1IT8SI7ROH, I'rb. 15.-Total boot-legs for home -town bands aro welt thusfar this year. according to SecreteryCharles Graff elder of Local SO AFM.Otto° six to e'ght traveling orchestrasweekly bring contracts to the unlonoffice hero.

With a Hated membership of 88 bandsIn the local, the district offers a steadyemployment to about a damn outfits.Benny Burton doubles as ballroom oreand staff crew fee Station WJAS: KartTrtmell doe. the same for WCAE, andBernie Armatrong Meads, at KDKA.Required by contract with the APat tohint a Mart band only 20 weeks duringthe year. WWSW has PAU Aston's bar.,port time. Kell. !dater station to WJAS,Wrest no staff unite.

N4ht clubs use a few more aggrega-Hone, Edit Canto plans at the ClubMadrid. which ho partly owns: WadHunt recently opened at the Merry-Oo-Round: Clyde Knight last week got hisono class A break at 8111 Orten'a Casino:AI Marsden has been at the Nixon Restau-rant for more than two yearn. andOergorlo Scale° tor.ger then that at the.Oliver Building Restaurant.

As the Mat local orchestral at thespot for many months. Baron Elliottbowed last week in the William PennHotel Chatterbox, and Ted Blake beganan engagement at the Roosevelt boringsOde. Billy Hinds liar4lca the Hotel*chantey ballroom amignment on week-ends, Traveling Wen In the area's Mk-ber spots that thane online frequentlyare usually filled by Al Frontons. JoeySims Maurice Sp:Way, Nelson Maples,Marty Gregor. Herman Middleman,Danny Media, Lem Mom MOM Watts.Joe Schafer, and others.

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RECORDING

IIMR MISS BROWN"DECCA RECORD No. 3626

BACKED BY "RING TELEPHONE RING"

14 The" Biinward MIUSIC-REVIEWS Frhrttar 22, 1911

On the RecordsA grIbes1 at:a:7th et 1M taint Need atanaina, stressing their eonswertlal value to

ireeord Waiters and motif motle.ne ope . el greater length ate Veen toWeeding, that /to I Intent at to artnt, sateen«, or both.

Key; 5T-tori Trot, W-Watts; VC-Vocal chorus: V-Vogl retorting.By DANIEL RICHMAN

JOE REICHMAN iVkter 2732511 liter a Rhecynody-YI. VC. I Could 1Vrttc a Book -1,3% VC.

Reknit:an, the "Pfillacei of the piano." Victor acquires a strong contendertoeithe Montane recording loaners currently (and for some time past) held by

the Columbia label's Eddy Duchin. Olven proper handling in the matter of songselection. promotion, and explottatkn. Reichman has the opportunity to cut in onthe wax poptilartty enjoyed by Poulain among those disk buyers who favor smooth.Wave dance musk paced by scinulleting keyboard technic. Joe's style differs tramthat of Duchan in that he foregoes any imitation of the !otter's melody -In -the -batspattern. but his piano work In general is just ha bright. gull. and rippling asDechtn.* le Ira the upper registers. For his debut on this label, he has been allowedfree rein In the mate: of thoweating his own Ivory performance.. his hotel -styledbond movie* pretty mind In the background while he takes choruses, and weave*tn. around, and behind Marion Shows tocala and such instrumental passageswhere be himself Isn't In the full spotlight. Emphadring its now acquieltiOn as apotential threat to the Duchtn throne by mixing nine parts Reichman with one portanything elle on this initial starter is a Rood move by Victor, for It tete this newrecord nante In ellakophilee minds as a 'purse band" rather than just another brandWith nothing particular to make It stood out. Reieliinen's work may leek the subtledletinettorta of Duchtia's. but his rich and leneginistive fingering, strewn lavishlytorte both tides here, ought to win him a Quick following on this tabeL Rhapsodyunfortunately has been worn threadbare by this time, and It was a mistake toburden a debuting band with a tong that everyone la tick of at this Isle date, butthe so far unplugged brightness and newness of the Rodgers and Hart Pat Joeytune on the reverse do much to correct the error. Mies Shaw's vocals are hard.brittle, and a detriment to an otherwise highly creditable job.

HARRY JAMES (Columbia 35932)Music Makers-PT. Monteridco-FIO VC.

APIs a switch last summer from the Columbia rolla to the Varsity label of thenow practically defunct United Stntea Record Company. James returns to his

waxing dune* at ha old stand and celebrates his second debut on the label with onoriginal on the A side that has about It that Intangible aura that often spells, musicmachine and home phonograph *week. Zn the OW of Moire Makers the pc,tentiIUUes stem from an Intercepting, effective theme. scored provocatively and withan lerealatible freahnow and simplicity. Played slimily and In the relaxed swingtempo that has done so much for past coin phoitogrsph hits-notably Glenn ailtler'sIn the Mood and Tuxedo Junet6on-eta "walking " rhythm. two -beat style combinedwith the unhurried blandness of the melody makes listening (or dancing) proc.Many compulsory. Where the sheer virtuosity of James' unforgettable Vann), ver-sion of Flight of the Bumble Bee, or lilt Columbia disk of tut year, Concerto forTruest...re w.v. last upon the majority of record addicts. who apparently were toofrightened by the uncommercial classielon of these pressings to stipport them tothe extent they dotteved, the eimple, rhythmic appeal of Mimic !takers may giveHarry his first taste of real musk machine popularity. The stereotyped etitogy ofMoroevidnan charms that supplies the barking prevents James from carrying outperfect scorn here, annrs the band does wisest tt can with the lackluster tune at Hadisposal, while Dick Bayne* make the best of a poor lyric.

WILL BRADLEY IColumbia 35922)This Latte lay Went to Tows-FT. Streak It to Ate Gently-FT: VC.

WThia dearth of really good ooin phonograph material at the Current moment,er side here Is capable of doing Ile part to fay the cold. Break it to Me

Gently has the edge In popular appeal because of Ray McKinley.* personality packedvccalliOng of an exceptionally Hever little lyric. Voicing a plea to a hypotheticalbond leader to "break It Up" gently-a pies silently voiced undoubtedly by a goodmany people to is good ninny notoso-hypothetiod leadent-McKinley sea a the tidefrom the start with his humor -filled Arent after which the band taken over for apotently danceable. Intenable couple of choruses. Tempo ta on the boogie-woogteOde. something this crew doe. particularly well --a fact appreciatod by the generalpublic. as attested to by the «MCP« of the Bradley Vest Mr Daddy. gloat to a Bar-and the light beat. ore ported over to the reresse, which has no vocal, but makesup for that lack with some fine. Mist= swine and n Freddie Stack piano bit at thebeginning that Is almost startling In tbo tochtocel prolictenoy with which Its af-t:cult eight -bent intriesoles ere dapatchod. With both e.d.v. styled In a groove thathats proven popular of Late, this latest Headley disk offers much. especially to musicmachine operators.

DUKE ELLINGTON (Victor 273261The Girl ne My Provos Tries To LookLae You-PT; VC. Flamingo-VI: VC.

Following In at least the songwrltingfootsteps of hie esteemed father. MercerSlltngtoa. Duke's eon. is responsible forthe A aide ballad. The tune and lyric.however, aro only fair. altars Ellingtonpere gives them ha cualoinary mustrellyadult troarment. Ptetternuste containssome beautiful work by Vie berm 0:1 atine, senntive arrangement of floe ofthe Duke's better originateBENNY GOODMAN .Coliarnliia 550021Superman-FT. Mare Than Yates Known --PT, VC.

thoodmitda second 1.7.-toch jam mat -Rework on this label mid with his newband follows closely the same :Minutethat marked Benny Rates Again and TheMen ! Loot. NO.1 in the terlea Meat aidegives the band bop a field day, permit-ting Cootie Williams to particular toshine In a virtuoso trumpet ortrfannancethat deservedly receive. featured labelbUUng. Ina laza original lac effort isexpended on doesn't atwaya measure upto the excellence with' which it iseacCuted. Flip -over, as In Mao forr,lets Helen Forrest bare pretty much herown way with the Vincent Youmansstandard, and again this ermpor exhIbitao style and voice that few hand vooltstacan touch. The format of all-out howon one aide and meal balladry on a wen -known song oa the reverse is good, and

the general excellence of the Goodman -lies makes, the contrast that much bet-ter and more effective.(see ON Till RECORDS on pope TS)

On the StandOpe.a.. of &echoer., olaysne hotel. might fhb and ballroom local:ens and ene-niCowan«? .s based wpm the present or potential commercial value .t the bend. a;

well as Its Issormal quality.

Roy Fox(Reviewed at La MarttnIque, New York)AFTER 10 pare in England and on 010

Continent, Pox has again token Upa {stand In America. The result to good.and especially so when It is consideredthat his present aggregation la but ale:seeks old. ite has had tom:Iglu enoughnot to try to compete with the Millers.Shows, and Coodmang, but has strivenfor versatility and unlquerase.

Ms formula for this goal Is workedup with 10 men (three rhythm, fourreed, one brass, one fiddle, and a harp-ist), all adept canniest:us, and a pop-end-olil-faeonto library which alreadyidioms diatinctircoma In arrangements.Fox features the reeds sod harp in thosearrangements, with on occasional dou-bling of two of the Radiate 043 viols, Onthe Instrument stands are also an rag-lish horn and a be dory. Result of alltide is u band with a good, full soundand weal -paced rhythm. Once tn a whileFax throws a hot groover into one of theacts to tickle the Worst but Tito mainsuit Is In the easy, rhythmical tunes andsend -classical stuff, all very poliehed.

Kay Klmber, originally a London gal,le different with the vocals, chiefly be-cause of a wide range (three octaves).She sings pleasantly. and graces thestand with her Woke. Fox doesn't splitthe reams In his full -dross with his di-recting. but lend. a distinguished Mr tothe podium with his teat appearance.

flu mph nay.

l.ee Shelley(Recieired at Ceres Amt, Bu)falo)

ll-piece snuffle rhythm band=en out a etymnierelailsed brand ofmusic. with on unusual amount ofveraatility Its biggest asset, nitho must -Monthly Isn't &aortae-ed. Variety of In-strumentation and vocal offerings Is de-signed to keep Interest centered aroundthe bandstand at all times. while danceappeal Isn't lacking in the least.

Unit tags NEIC singer Paul Carroll m'sIts outstanding feature. Singer displaysfine baritone pipes. aided by on In-grotleting personality, and he sells him-self and the ark sondly. Re hatuilestromantic belle& to bolt advantage andalso works in a meg trio with Shelleyand George Stephan. who sports a nicetenor tole*. Happy Hord:gen (sax) givesthe swingcroos a comedy touch andKorn, with Iota clowning. OW club styleis employed occasionally and sounds°ken.

Shelley is a competent stick waver, butforaskes the Wien moot of the time forfeatured violin, accordion. and clarinetofferings when he's riot chtyping in apleasant style. winch adapt. itself wellto rhythm weeniest Inatrumental set-upIncludes three taxes, three limas. andfour rhythm. Muted braes carries. offmost of the instrumental honors, withStephan la recent Importation from

Cu the AirCOntrnewt n d.an« reeno,e r.oareent teem the st.ndaeOnt OF atetsentakahna. peoutilblfte

and genteel listening apptal, rattier than the n111,1<11 ability of the heads roirkwed.

By SOL ZATT

Henry Bussef Neu liCOOldf C 1(01r1. Albany, V, V., cuSNetwork, Thursday 1131.12:03-13 :30 a.m.)

Duasrs Astut rhythm mar.-tains. s good rhythmic ortandsrd on

It., network remote with a ball hour ofdiversified tune *Mention in the pop aradlight clakinal rein. The Not Lip*maestro gives Ina mellow trumpet enoughof a workout to be outstanding in hisown right, and provides enough Inal114-mental variety in hie arrangements tomake foe Interesting and Itosmablemacs.

Pronoun is definitely mile:cal, andwithout any production effects to nut-Ito6otos nevertheless- Plenty of vocalchoruses to offset a full musical halfhour, and enough chatter to oprainwhat goo on fn the cloaks departmentto keep the lietener Interested

Decidedly a pleasing SO minutes. anis-out boisterous effect and too much hiss:.

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Leo Rahman(PsI4c4 Hotel, Sept .V13C Red.Verwork, Vastreclay (131. .1::10-1 aan.)

LEO IlLISMAN'S band, an ace tunepeddling outfit. ditpenom sweet.

:mule with a rhythmic lilt, but his In-troCluctIon of a San Francisco debutanteas a toonlist is a good argument whyamintiota socialites should keep theirweilowniered Maw away from themicrophone.

Pdrisouuth halt hour of music, for pres-entation and song variety, was withoutfault until mid deb Inflicted her heavy.untrained voice on some otherteles goodtongs. Dispensing with her (the namewas slightly garbled in the sinnoUnee-Mentos/, the maestro cells personality andmusic with regal defines, Latin songsAnd the like star more emohaalred thanthe pops, bill 'II the end the remote hadst balanced 71.11.4CO: mixture.

Alvin° Rey'D band) getting off some finetiomberne tootling. Hal Kane eolos winsa torrid ride trumpet, while Dave Mul.Itado (a Henry King graduate) Martasolid straight horn work. Jean Ronny tospotlighted on gutter and doublesMagnet and fiddle.

A string choir of eight nouns Is wellreceived and bee the sax and bonaasthma doubling_ In adelltton to Hennaand Shelley. Books include sweet-sIngarray, with a generous sprinkling ofruinbaa and congas:. tranvia, and a fewhotchas. Arrangers are Joe latere(piano) and Kane. Woracr,

Laurence Keyes(Reviewed at cam recite. Ktle140-1. Ctty,

MU sou si)BACK In the Kayceo muck limelight

with an almost completely revampedcrew, Kerte bills his sepia crew the"Twelve Repot Rhythm- band measur-ing three boas, four saxes. four rhythm.and vocalist Ernie Henderson. It's a neatoutfit, built along Andy Kirk lines, play.Ina soft awing and featuring novelties.Lack of allphoms falls to handicap theband, good Negro ttornbottlata being sorare In tills aren that most colored bandshave learned to get along without these.

Keyes Is a very serious musician Midworks long and hard over his band toget the rCsui.rat he Wants. He plays aaatiafying piano, composed mostly ofBeale -like riffs on his solos and TeddyWillson ruin. on the filigree. Concentra-tion Is on the right hand. He also playsnovel choruses that please the iciclecrowds.

Moat Instruments] solve are kept toa minimum. Keyes attempting to accentthe band's ensemble work. Hugh Joao'trumpet and the lead tenor of Ike Don-nelly etand out, particularly on theJump arrengernetta Of Prank Vaughn.Vocals of Itendenon are mostly on bal-lads and click eattsfactorily. The bandIt one which with hard work shouldbecome a good show or entertainingoutfit- Locke.

Eugene JeletknikRecietred di lite Deshice-Wallick nom.

Columbus, 0.)NEV.' to this territory. JekainlY and his

capable crew of 1111.153C111.1111 are wak-ing their bow In Columbus. Under theleaders/11p of the Jelrongt Moths, the orkplays a Varied repertoire of muse, rang.Mg from smal-concert Style to riff atoll,and hondles all rarletios In satiatingfashion.

One of the few bond to use celloin its make-up, the outfit bend. atroligitto string. and woodysimis, a feature thatmakes It extremely accept:0%e to dinershero. During donee numbers It wonout a number of flexible oonsbanatimieOf Inetrument. foe Tomb's. *wing, sweet.and routine. The rumba departmentknees Its Moines. in a big way.

Phillla Myies la an attractive VOCOILs:who scores 'slit, tile <made, and Dickbliete, trumpet, and nevoid thetagoiter, step to the mike on erosionJelesnik also Wel a trio --Dennis Cairns.Ted Rhodes, owl Jack Kronen whichhe ctealgnatea as the Promenader,

McConnell.

'lerritorial Bands889.1. in 2 1,otul011 Stark&

IxscOLN, Neb.. Pah. 26.-Doc Lawsonthe Turnpike. Casino's Wady perennial.took a three-day count of itrati lagweek -end (7-91. which was fairly good

nippy Anderson (8.91 at Pia -Moe gat

Mae, which Is nice. Lawson went for.3.5 cent* per person and Armenian forcents.

Time Marches OnNEW YORK. Feb. IS. - Parson

Moon Locke Wrong, circa 1776, wasthe biographer of George Washingtonand 'mentor of the then)" tree .tor)and its Warmer, -II cannot tell a tie. -

In 1941 his great. meat. greetgnat, great grandsona. Arthur MasonWeems and Robert Locke Womna. artbaud peraormel mongers..

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Orchestra Routes must be sCCCiYerl at the Cincinnati offices notlatcr than Friday to infuse publication.

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COUNT BASTE: Worland State Pan.teem. Boston, Feb. 21: Community Ctn.ter. WhIte Penns. N. If.. 23; LincolnColnnede. Waste:iron, 25: Celiac=Salirocun. Cleveland. 26: Frog Hap 13.11 -room, St Jamph. Ito. March 8: ChMRogge, Baton Muer. IA_ 21: Blue MoonClub. Buntie La. 27; Tur..now-n Ball-room. St LOUIS, April 1-6: Savoy Ball -men. Cblcago. 13.

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16 The Billboard LEGITIMATEConducted by EUGENE BURR -Communications to 1564 Broadway. New York Cite

February 22, 1941

Roadshow, Tryout,Stock Plan MulledFor Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. 10-Legit has agood thence of being revived at this Aunt.flier mon under es program now beforelocal Inters -1%m Prolimal Bent MomsGreen, of New York. for an Atlantle CityCivic Theater was permeated this week tothe Atlantic Ctty Hotel Men's Association,which bee designated Adrian Philips esbead of a minim:Hee to investigate poen-blinks. Calls for an original Invents:nen(Of 020.000, to come largely thou sub-sertpUons.

Plan asks for organisation and opera.lion of a first -clam stock company usingprettesalonel talent, plum frequent book-ing' of road attraction. It would alsobring the retort bark a. a tryout town.Pop peters would prevail. slightly higherfor muskets: subscribers would be giventenants in the tholes of stets and spec:al-paced tickets.

System of financing Includes sale towirbacellwre of 24 plays a wane with theaim of averng11143 $4.100 weekly. Subswould be piddled on a cub -down pay-ment and the balance on_weekly tnsrall-mq.ttls. The organizing monsoraldp stoupwould underwrite the project, gettingdrat money when fa -educe., ace divided.Sponsors would also be represented onthe board of directors end management.ProSta would bo divided 50.50 betweenmanagement and a rescrre fund *mootedto any contingent lama or extra meta.When a feartired star or production comesabove the euetommy price. it is propieedto meet this difference on a percentilesMani nom the groat receipts above 44.003for the week.

Management would work in co -Opera.than with Broadway producers for try-Mit performances. As a means of furtherbooming attendance, It Is enervated thatthe railroads and boa linen might co-operate with tire hotels by inchidinc thea-ter tickets In the prloo of thorn Malt

ReviewPercentages

(7.tered beton. are the deettions 0dramatio entice on the nine generametropolitan defiles oaricerning theBroadway shows of the week. tis prtiringpercentages. "no opinion- rotor arecounted one -hey -pre and one-half"no" rather than being thrown Out at.tete-Met. This would titre a Mow withnen* -no opinion" votes 50 per centrather than tyro. At the end of each,oath of the season the shows and theirpiety-Maga rte be listed, together witha Minn. of how they fared at the boaoffice. In on effort to determine howemelt rho cement reception affects thefinancial ninon, and how closely therealm agree with the decision of theirMacre)

Popsy" -m 7%YES: Coleman (Minor).NO: Kronenberger (PM). Waldorf

(Peda), Lockridge (Sun), Whipple(World -Telegram). Atkinson (Times),Watt* (Nevoid-Tabunt9, Mantle (News).

NO OPINION: (No signature) (Jour-nal-Amerioan.

"Owl of At Frying Pas". --50':YES: Whipple (World-Tereenme), L. IL

(Journal-Arnertcon). Waldorf (Pole).NO: Leek/Ulm (Run), Atkinnon

(Timed, Kronenbergrr (PM).NO OPINION: Coleman (lifirror). Man-

tle (Ness), Waits (Nereid -Tribune),

"Claudia" -72YES: Atkinson (rinses), Mantle

(News). Coleman (Mirror), Whipple(Wald-Telrgraml. Lockrtdge (Sun).Watts, (Urrald-Trthune).

NO: Kronenberter (PM). Waldorf(Post).

NO OPINION: H. A. S. (Journal...Amer.ken).

Bowdeb"-111%YPS: None.NO: itrontrnbereer (PM). Wrsidort

(Post). Mantle (Newt, Watt* (Herald -Tribune), Atkinson enmesh Cotentin(Mieree). LMOoldge (Sun).

NO OPINION: le It. (JOurrialArrierf-eall), Iflorkins (Worbf..Teleynsm).

SEND 1N YOUR ROUTESRoutes of bands, acts. vaude unite.

foe Mows. repertoire -tent 'shows, Ora-imat.to and musical shows. circuses.andcorniest* ace carried in The Bitl.board tree of charge. Oet into thehabit of sending us your routepromptly. bend It to Route editor.The Villboard, 13-27 Opera Place,Cincinnati. 0. Routes ruching Cin-cinnati not later than Friday will ap.pear in following neck's issue.

Bands and acts playing indefinitemu:memento alsould let us know assoon as they leave a spot so that thelistings am be kept up to date.

"Story" Takes 25G inThird Philly Return;"Animal" Big $10,300

PHILADELPHIA. rob, 15,-Cash reels -tees rang merrily at both Melt housestine week, with the lauded noise at theForreet Theater, where Philadelphia Storytook a top-beaVy $23.000 at a 1112.50 top.capacity for the week's mend. Marked thesecond return for the Kate Hepburn epicthis meson and the third time In theran two Weans. Last run, with a ter-rific advance sale and In face of thefact that the screen story was currentlyplaying Its fourth week, bettered theSeptember 30 take by almost $800,

Lomat Street Theater, following thesmash fortnight of The Time of Your Life,Ends ble plenty brisk the The Mate Anneuit.For Ito Mot week ended tonight (1.5). et$340 top, and with the blessings of theIncel entice. the tote Wrts much on the!avocet:4e aide with $10.300.

Two list -minute bookings enable theForrest to keep lighted. Opening Mon-day (175 fora weeks B. W. Bohemian.*The Mechanical Heart,. with Ina Claireand Philip Idertvele. On February 25Maurice Schwartz brings In Yiddish ArtCompany for two weeks in repertory.

Two More for AkronAKRON, 0.. Feb. 15.-Tbe record-

ists -siting interest displayed here in To-bacco Rood ILO the anticipated results.

*I. Q." Looks AmusingIn Provinectown Tryout

N5'.V YORK. Pen, 15, - 1. Q., writtenand directed by Ben Levinson and pre-isented at the ProvIncetown Playhouse.prosed amusing. Chance* are it wouldhave seemed a much better play It thesurroundings had been more pleasant.

It is the story of a punch-drunk prizetighter who has a mental wizard for ason, and his trials rind tribulations withhis In-lawo his divorced wife, and hisbrother-ln-law, who is also his formermanager and a phony. The family aretrying to marry off hie former wife (theirdaughter) to is wealthy Mend sib= theyfeel can do big things for the child. Thefighter attempts many cornebricks in the,ring, but somehow ho can't win a tight.The family's wealthy friend. after te-em:sang engaged to the daughter. schemesto have the child adopted by a professorfriend. but Ineptness are lolled before thecurtain falls. All ends happily with themine -fighter and his lady reconciled.which is what the child wanted all thetime, and her family on friendly lemmawith their son-in-law. The brother -In -taw Ithally consents to go to work, muchto the surprise Of all.

The night the show wee caught twoof the actor. were out III-Jackin Ante.who was to have played the part of thechild prodigy. and William Went, thepunch-drunk prize fighter. Their portswere taken over by Yarnanuel Duval andLien bertrusen (the author) reaptetively.The weasthy Mend, originally scheduledto be played by LevIneon, was played byBerry Outten. who tare a good perform-ance. Ed Price, as the brother -In-law.turned In a very good job and Mouldbe given more chance. Levis:eon didvery well as the prize lighter. and Lean.and A. Black scored as the father-in-law.Others In the cart were Nina Nader,Irene Daily, Ed Burney. and Rolf Bayer,all Of whom were adequate. LerineonMuttered now and then. which was nodoubt due to his being theoreticallypunch-drunk. C. R. T.

Two more chows have teen booked farthe Colonial. The Mate Animal will ar-rive Much 13. and Lynn Pontenne andAlfred Lunt In There Shalt Bo No Nightwill March 23.

The addition of the two productionswill make it the biggest mason In morethan a decode.

FROM OUT FRONTThe Renascence of the Song -and -Donee

BY EUGENE BURR/MIRE! years ago If someone had sold that during the semen of lei0-'41 only

ale musicals would be produced on Broadway, three of them intimate andmired. and that of the six only two would bo even Intermediate httet this cornerwinad have figured him a probably canny prognostleator. Thruout the depressionperiod. musicals-which hit their gilt -and -plush (or gelt-and-lush) high duringthe twittering twenties -ovule steadily downward. They gave emery indication ofgoing down still further until they were practically non -content. except In theform of smart, sophisticated, and teptcal revues. The day of the linden book show,the sex-and-amokIng-roots revue, the bare -flesh bacchantic, or the gushing oper-etta seemed gone forever-s phenomenon at which them of Us who love the morenearly legitimiste theater were, hardly cuspated to worm. Cite -revues were springingup In a luxuriance and abandon hitherto unmatched rove In the sondem of Ilabylonor the pipe -dreams of BIlly Row: and endocrine'. with only a certain amount ofmoney to mend. were prone to take their dinner and their show for the price ofa single admission.

Now all that fa changed. It seems to this corner that the lavtelt cafe -revueshave. generally speaking, shown a tendency to evaporate into clouds of credltorn.except In certain opeciflc Instances In key cities-tho that Is something that canOnly be verified by the oath:relent Mr. Dente and his bevy Of midnight patrolmenIn any ease, musical stows --legitimate musicals, for want of a tees euphemisticname-have definitely Increased. They have come to town in nurnbery unparalleledsince the yacht -and -bootleg ore: and, the a number of them have died speedy andunreourned deaths. musicale have contributed the session's most resounding hits.Ever since September they have been leading In the rating of the ticket brokers-that mystic Dun A; Bradstreet of itioadwsy. Hold On to Yoe. Hata, Boys and Girt,Together, Cable In the Sky, Panama Hattie. PM Joey, Meet the People, Lady Inthe Dark, and others have been among the more esteemed financial contributorsto the success of the semen. 'They Include all varieties and all grades of excellent.*-but the public is flocking to than, and the producers are putting on more and

rrilITAR rcnaxence, IinweVer, la not entirely due to the whims of producers or aI soddenly depraved public taste. It was caused In a far greater measure by

events over which neither the theater nor musicals themselves had any particularcontrol_ We all expected a rash of girt -and -gag Mow* with the start of the nestyear of the Worleea Fide. since everyone quaintly Minted that visitors to the Pairwould want the same sort of midway entertainment on Broadway. The Fair didetre musicale an Impetus, but it quickly died away when showmen dimwitted totheir horror that there we're actually a few people In the United States who wantedto stay at home during the summer of um). Then, just se the *Widen ming° wasdying away. came the latest European war.

Columns and column* written both before and after the start of hostilitiesIn the current chapter of Europe's unending blood -bath, have dealt with theescaylat theory end the desire of the public for light entertainment to neutralize

(bleu FROM OUT FRONT on *pp. Page)

`Hellza' Breaks 15-YrCincinnati Record;Great Legit Season

CINCINNATI. Feb. 15.-Nell.ospoppin.with Eddie Garr and Billy House, hungup n lb -year notOrd for a week -Maulroeddiow attraction in Cincinnati whenIt pulled nearly 440.000. Inch/Mug taxes,at 43.30 top for nine performances at theTaft Theater, ending hut Saurday night(Ii). Show enSoyed a 820,000 advancesale. Cox Theater Is the town's regularteat Ionise, but the money shom amgenerally shunted to the more capaciousTaft (2,200 seats).

Nelson 0. 'Trowbeldge, Cox menage:and local legit impresario, report. thattop business for a legit attraction in an-on:mitt this season and for se far back asho can remember was done by The Phila-delphia Story, with Katharine Hepburn,which played the Tan In Norember to aterrific $20,000 in three night perform.*nem and a matinee at $330 top. Mati-nee prime for Philadelphia Story wereNightly higher then for ileiloapoppin.

Second beet business of the mama todate belongs to Lunt and Fontanno In

There Such Be No Night, a rousing 424..COO In four days at the 'reit.

Trowbridge reports the current legitseason the beat In many years, and terahead of last season. which was con.Metered fairly good.

American Academy StudentsOffer Barry, Coward Plays

NEW YORK. Feb. lb.-Thin week's peer-ing) of the American Academy of Dm.matte Ante at the Elmira Theater In-cluded Noel Coward's flay Fever and theOral act tit Mmialitgitstn and blecDonald'sThe Lake, both presented on Friday (7),and The Animal Kingdom by Philip Derry,given On Tuesday ( ). Coward's comedyfared somewhat better than the otherplays at the hands of the young, pieta*.The direction of It was better than usual,and the fast pace was kept up beautifullyby Jane lIturrigh In the part of Borel andKenneth Pother in the part of Simon: bothturned In excellent performances. Ooodwork was alto dem try Richard Casteineas David and attractive Dorothea Marlonas Myra. Joyce Connor had it new andvery amusing twist to the rote of Jackie,end Verne Armstrong was a most accept -Able Creethem. Jo Ellen Stevens. asJudith, tell into the obvious and ovec-accentuated posing that seems elinoatescapable for the non-profeealonal In therole, and Samuel ilea was Incompre-hocuibly allowed to act like a nitwit inthe part of Sandy, His interpretation wasthe one dirtoborial flaw. Althea Claytonwas Clans.

The performance of The Lake Wa4 nett -worthy for the grand work done by Bar-baro March us Lenn and for a most amaz-ing bit of staging that permitted a girlto greet the sweetiae visit of her newlyacquired fiance sod carry on a conversa-tion of about fox lines without ever tee-ing him. which eosins like appalling rude.nom. Betide% /Alas March. the cast In-cluded Terue Hayden, who. tho obrioualynervous. did better In tilts than In betprevious appearance: Terry Lynn. HerbertTank. Orem Johnson. Intren lelooll, Wil-liam Van Sleet. and Jack Sherri.

Donna Munson. an extremely attractiveyoung yady. did outstanding work as thewife. Cecelia. In The Animal Ktninfoo,Her voice le lowly said her :recline aridpoint leave little coons for erlUelaM. Herposture and walk could he Improved. butthere are merely entente mutters that caneasily. be remedied: she Is definitely a girlto be watched. Helen Maxwell was a bet-ter Orate than hoe been seen recently etthe Academy, and Eleanor Mindy showedpawn:Mines as Rine. blencalo FrancisWarm had no Idea whensoever of whatDaley was all about and gave an unsym-pathetic and ineffeetive rending. Thepart of Regan Mn away with Paul WilsonIn no uncertain tonne and left Mr. Wilsonlooking very foolish. William Treecegave a strange. mincing pertoemonm as

Tom, unbelievable and unfits:mincingLouis Karr did nothing for Joe except toahow that his diction needs work, antBert O'Dell cave little to the part ofOwen. William Van ' Sleet's excellentnotte-up was the only Indication he gavethat he was playing the part of the father.

M. A. B.

February 22. 1941 LEGITIMATE The Billboard 17

BOOTHNzinorig Wednesday Ironic feti. 12. 1941

CLAUDIAA Is,.% try Rosa Drtg ,g by RC,o

buirf by Sn,do Ailiaree. and partedby Trianrenic Shallo. Pressgonaed Sup manager. SufordImedele Pfewsted by lobo Colliers

n rereel StarrpondNaughton001310CookCtiarsla gnome Country McGee.bolt* Add we Ownerloin Ffirek Tsorddellnen Sentrourit Willteree

Ossisichas ea axle -ova.41 Arestrey fr=1.The Acton Takes Place lei the Living

el the Naughterer Haase es the Country.Seeety kr.r.ea Out oil New York.

ACT 1-0. Friday Ormirg In Early FA ACT11 -The POlooies Allerrooe. ACTeine of the Same Dey.

There Is little doubt that Rose Prank -oil new play. Clasatio. winch JohnGebeen presented at the Booth Theaterwednewley night, will be a renounotngtotootftee mete*, just 0.3 Wad her onlymy:oils dramatic effort. Another Lan -pope, which went presented almoatdecade ago. Milo reporter was the guywho didn't like Another Lonsnospe, and.sod ay It is to report, he's the guy whodoter.1 like Claudio. for Claudia sharesmuse 01 the defects that marred, to 0114mind at least. Miss ?Tanken's presiouesoy. It la split sharply. Into two omen-uelly unrelated erections: It offers com-edy without humor and tragedy without

despite long sections of obviousand !Weed gallantry that fall to ringtrue: Its wriellig Is lush end pretentlima.and It matte A great show of occeotor.alp-ofundlty that to, when bolted down,bawd and unconvincing.

Claudia, In the play at leant It amtold that she differs from the ClaudiaSias Pranken hoe made ternoun in moo-dee atoriest, W the child -Wife of DavidNaughton -a chied.wde with a deep andperreme mother -fixation and a *ratter -trained nnusensteallty that is supposedto be endearing. Her long.auftering hue -bend Wm with Age thru a widelydoreritted melee of mixed annoyancesand tragedies: the finally and wry sud-denly emerges aa a woman atendIng eaher own feet; end that, in coence, la theNAT,

The scattered Incidents. almost en -:Orly unrelated In either wooed or sub-stance., include the hiring of a coupleOf caretakers for the Naughton farm, de-spite the fact that the man has acriminal record; Claudia's stupid flirts -tun with a neighboring Erigthlunan inceder to prove to DarA that she reallykw aex appeal: her oats of the term,which David dearly tows, to an operaticWociato. surely Owner Claudia wantsto get back to town and her mother, theCoo:eery that she le enceinte and hereventual decision to keep the farm andtake motherhood serlOwly: and theWSW discotery that her mother is incurably ft. and Claudia'. sudden lossof her mother-flwatton and assumptionet womanhood because of It.

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seemed an umongrumw sod unhealthyattitude and ono that made the un-doubtedly numerous laughs ring hollowArul Insincere. And, too, the comedy andtragedy alternate closely enough to CAD -cc/ each other out moat of the time.Laughter 13 triply Uncomfortable withthe mother's tragedy hanging like a pailabase It: and the tragedy Wulf seemsmachine -used* coming OM the heels ofnut woody.

As foe Claudia herself, her pastels°.gethSc aberrations defeat the author'soliTtous Intannott of melting her a de-laglitful little nitwit. Before the endet the first eat alto stoma merely ariotously twisted young egomaniac livingwith a man she doesn't really love: andyou devoutly hope that her husband willposte her one on the nose and walk outon her. As for her sudden turnover inthe loot act, It is about as cogent andeouvtnettut as an unsuccessful emit trick,

There are many highly annuilng linesin the light -comedy sections of the play.but the more ferlotas urItIng is thinkand pretentious and seldom managesto ring true. As for the stuffily presentedcomment., on life, love, birth. merriage.and death, they sound as tbo they shouldmoan a lot more than they do. Actually.the' mom very little Indeed.

Mott of the detects. however. amgtossed over at the Booth by a super-latively fine teat and by Mies Franken'saplendidly effective dtrecUon, which lainfinitely better than her play -writing.An Claudia herself, Dorothy McGuiredoes an excellent job, making a realattempt to bring understanding slidsympathy to the Mile baggage and.eniatiriBlY enough, Often stierreding. Sheshoes an occasional tenclerAy to dropher linen, but that', a anther. defect Ina performance whose adrantogee aremayor. And the proves herself an ex-tremely pretty lass In the one chanceshe is given to appear with her hair up.Donald Cook does one of his typicallyexcellent lobs as Weld, reading withhis travel perfection and making thecharacter a three-dIrr.enafonal person.And Proneos Starr does beautiful work -restrained, perfectly modulated, andtremendously effectire - as Claudia's'mother. Adrienne (Meaner again scoreshandily. this time as the molt; OlgaBaclanova contributes an amusing Inter-lude as the opens singer, and John Wil-liams is adequately bewildered as theamorous itrAllahman.

[but despite the excellence of motive-

tusene I3urrthat and curd, the piece as a whole lefta dart browntaste In the mouth of atWait one spectator -and not only one, Ifalter-curtaln comments are to he trusted,

WINDSORBeginning fonder dearer. rerotory 11, 1941

OUT OF THE FRYING PANA ouresde try Freded Sao., Slated by Alex-

ander Kirkland. Sating designed and peeledby Cilia Cr Robbins and corainxtedWilliam Kelm Press agents. Prowl O.Proctor ad Peggy Phitlios. Stne mirage,.Neykei Hauls. Press:rued by Wm.", Deer-ing end Alexander Kirkland.

George Bedell Waitarn Yr. TerryMrs. CarnetNorman Reese /Weed Drat:Muriel fester -Florence SeleclenshwiKate Aug NantyDO.131-assMarge Pinson Lou. SeliberTony Devvire Sellvon./.=

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One of the most beart-warming andhilarious plays about the show Madnessever to (state Manua on both aides of Shefootlights came quietly Into town Tamenday night and nettled down at theWindsor. The quint. however, wasn't oflong dinette*: a few scomels after bitsrise of the curtain time laughs start, andthey're pesehically cootinuous until theOnal curtain fella. Prancla Swann didthe writing from what seems prettyohrloculy to be a wealth of peewee) ex.pertence, and William Deering and Alex-ander Kirkland produced, with Mr.Kirkland contributing Uproarioualyagtostive dIreetton. And a OHM! Ofyoung players does outstanding workthruout- The title. by the way, is Outof the Frying Perk but that doesn't seemto matter vary much.

Mr. Sarann has taken as his theme thehilarious tribulations and even morehilarious expedients Of 15% young tees whoare trying to gat on the stage and whoShare an apartment while they're doingIt. There are three boys and three Kul.,hut the menage Is etrietly realms except(See Out of the frying Pan ors papa di)

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the weight of heavy days, Producers met that theoretical desire with a tined ofcomedies, both with music and without. -and hare continued the flood thruout thesecond summer of the World's Pate and the edCOOd UtUmn and winter Of thecurrent war. Various cornmentatwa, shocked that so powerful propagandamedium ea the stage should confine Mel/ to relatively unimportant thing's likebeauty and mirth and Imagination and P011g, have howled that we went less escapeand more hystencal and wildly blazed discuss/on of current events: ont the publiccalmly continues togo to the musicals and the other -eseaplet" shows.

Whereat more and mote inneteela arid Other "escapist" shows are beluo putOn. Producer*, unfortunately, Sr. business men: and, while they Orsply respectall opinione of the solemn mental eptleptlea who write of the tlteelrr, It Is thepublic which deposits akekth in the till. And the MIMI* hes shown a distresslnglylow -brow tendency to eschew hysterical propaganda In rotor Of each Cheap enter-tautmeot as mey be gathered front Jollity end terainthe loveliness, !Min tneo-dramatic exettement. from laughter and beauty and song.

gusicAr.s thite hate enjoyed a newpopularity, unmatched In more than decode, not entirely dependent on their own excelknee but skimmed few the

cauldrob et outer events. Almost all kinds of musicals have felt the effects ofthe trend, !Mtn Wet the People. a tiro example of the thUraste and witty revueof the Crernrk Gcfctiet type. to Panama MaMale, a fine example of the large. meth,and

not too prudish hook thew. A now sort of Inimical has even threatened todevelop -a musical with a greater reliance upon plot.

The plots of book-musicels, except in the brief and golden Victorian days whenSir Valliant Schwrock Gilbert was imIttng them. hew Wren ,thInge mentioned Inwhisper., like erientnal record. As a result the tendency hes born to do awaywiththem altogether or. If they are used, to minimize their Import:mem tothe M-oire!. A typical example Is HoldOn to Your nets. *n excellent muslcal In every espect. which had sense enough to forget about its story completely before It weehalfway thru Its second halt.

Now, on the other heed, a new type menu growing, In which the story not ontyplays an integral part -as it didIn the dens of operettas like The Three Itmakerteraor The Vagabond tang or (may Schubert !moire the Shubertal) 510,3i0D1 rime -hut 15 Which Wiry and musical sections are Integrally united to form a reasonedwhole.

Cody In the Omsk with Its musical erections the dreams and thoughts of rteheroine. is a eels in point ad le Pal Joey, in which the music and derma arobrought to naturally enough because at the night flub milieu. So too la LibertyJ ones, In which rho La vital part of rim fantasy -tar mote stud. It lomatthan the extremely 11/1k1hpp7 plot.

In none of thee* three Matinees, so ter as thismenet Is coneerned, is the plotmuch inter than the old libretti et which we Used to entail, but the attempt isinterestingall the wale. Some day a really good story may be Integrated withmuds And dancing.with glittering production and eve mew glittering girls. andthen the theater wIll have developed an eatentially new form

Kew, that is. It yell forgot (In different field) the musical dramas of Wagner.This Corner Is habitually Wire to Motet them.

PLAYHOUSEMonday Evervrig, February 10, 1941

POPSYA comedy by Fred Henn:ken. Directed by

no./.and G tiasseds. Senn( designed OTTom Adrian Curran. built by TomeScreme Cenafrueler, Studio. and plehed by.Lode Kennel Scene Sts ion. Press stare.(Narks Washburn and Nark Gredre..m.Stop tangs:, leek trals. Assistant ayemayor. Debbe Late. Presented by Treo-dont )Oarrementeln and Denis Du -foe, Inmaocurticn With Hugh Skelly.

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YOH bleat'.ThoossaanNom feed MaeHatch Herbert Evert

Dr, Thomas Lore' Robert Han honneeenor T,bbe Beeson Svivo FieldMarie Ante:nem hernon ....lone Van PattenHenry Weltmorlh Denson, .1.achtsrel CanteredRuth Tried Brew, teas y%Vetere Unix, Medarede Judson PriesThaddeus T. Buena poor Heltond, Mae Jahn McKeeWiltarn Drown Retort Allen

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Mornbig. ACT 111 -The Sane Evening,

The stage of the Playhouse Is current-ly oecupwil at present writing, any-how) by plaster bust of an Dollar. -and also by another bust this one calledPopsy, written by Fred Hareodeen andpresented on Monday night by Theodor*HOrrimerstelri and Dents Du -Poe. in asses.cullers with Hugh Shelly. Of the twothe Indian, depeesaIng and ugly am hia. is by long odds the Lefler evil. Hostands on a mete, stiff end cheap, withred. while. and blue feathers quoit:on-ably aderning his plaster halt, sod With

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GOLDENnoionning Friday Evering, February 7, 1941

BOUDOIRA ytss try POWs Cede Olmsted by Dosses

owd. steam ceogned be Rienethd Sousebunt by Via Cown.ction ConMeny. areaorinfed by bersman Srudos. Press anent&Cheri. Washtubs and Howard Mammas.Presented by ItitOues °writhe._Deed WOarnsIds Ante

C0fa Amortise Hesse Twe'velrenCoster Richard Ingest

Csmis CoakelyPhoebe PArearter boor -tiro StantonEthel 'Homo. WAS.* hoteakEnrico Vallde Mercy Brd-deesEdgar Mareisker Inn, HolmesCdylord Staab Cole.0011Cuero Eho Arml

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ratty Afternoon Sewn Days tater. twee 2.Lire Affeenten Me Same Day. ACT 111-11 P.M. The Same Der.

There is an uneuthenttented rumor thatargues Devitt wrote Boudoir os a seriousplay. nes, however. is toed to bellese.For Vor,deer, with its scene laid Its theplush-end-aidebuen ma and its eventsrunning the gamut tram murder to ta-ttooed eofdletead. seems ter more like ahilarious burlesque of what the legateewas supposed to be like in the old, oldclans. Ws true that Its motors plat 11mricanly. but that out at playingalwaysmakes Koh AUX seem own funnier. Atsoy rate. Boudoir wa.s presented last Fri,day night at the (Mitten Theater byJacques Chuenbrum it will dote Saturday115): and 3 seems Ilke the result ofcollet:matters between Bit Arthur Pangl'Inens and Dion Boucicault. These seen)to be the only dettn1th things About It.

It tells all about Cots AmbenneLl, aCyprtan of Modlzon Avenue. who Ilwe lu house prodded by rich old Edgar Ulu -other In name that sound, like a Marrocharacter with a beach), and who Is 0charming that sloe gets primed all herenemies to dreadfully triton -Emulousway. (The charm, however. is sontetratagIola than sett -evident In the playing etHelen Twelettreea) Anyhow. she hire.a couple to take core of the home anddiscovers that Use butler Is her own In -h usband with a new wife, Ile was a mu -sleuth who took to artist and his newwee saved 111m-tert 11 he ever again

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18 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE February 22, 1941Conductei by PAUL DENIS CO atm ani ahem to 1564 Brearheray, New York City -SAM HON I CB ERC, Associate

Pennsy May ChangeLaw on Young GalsWorking Niteries

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 15.-A check-upon the age of porta-noes and employee.at all local night club. la being made byagents of the State Departs:nut of Laborand Induatry.

State liquor control board bans em-ployment of female.. where liquor la sold.and enforcement would displace morethen Leif of local performer*. On thebrass of evidence to be gathered. a singleMr -tight law fixing le for :mates maybe the result.

Pitts NiteriesEye Better Acts

PITIOIBUROU, Yob. 15,-4:Unger JackieHeller. with brother Sol, has bought NickAndoline'a interest In Yacht Club Andwill Import bigger names than previouslybooked.

Villa Madrid few weeks ago beganbringing In names, Steens Petchlt wasflrat attraction and Nick Loma came InMonday.

Both aixna are fighting Nixon Rattan -rant, which presented city's biggest andmast expensive shows until Ill Mk°opened September with Latin Ilne-upthat In toil and islet has rivaled Nixon.

Detroit Agents FormAnother Association

orraorr, Feb. 15.-Detroit agent,banded this, week to form a new organ].cation, Theatrical Arcata and (Lookers'Association. membership compciaing li-censed bookers In the ores.

The group atioccede the old InchltpanTheatrical Agent.. and Produerne Moo -Mellon, established In len but longdormant. No austenwnt of specie° alimsIs available. amending 10 $071 'RCM*, west -dent, other than the general alms ct atrade wooelation In providingforum.

°Memo In addition to Berne arcCoring Muer. riot -prealdent; Betty Dry-den. secretary: Del Delbridge. trcessurer:Peter J. Totem, Henry Lueders, and KenConroy, directors.

JL&S Lose Oriental;Todd Will Operate

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Jonco, Lima. &&heeler chop the Oriental Theater theend of current week. at which time themanagement of the house reverts to theMelding owners. Mike Todd, promoterand nitcry operator. will take Use helm,operating the house for the bultditus°where. William Marta <aloe will bookthe first show. Martins !Nattier; 21.

Disagreement between Jones. lonick.& Schaefer and bundle* °woo.* her beenIn the air for sevmel months. Lameamee rest over the fact that the theaterchain was In arrears In neat. and we-ratiolly over rental differences 10 dressingup the now terse. The former weeklyrental Is zeld to hare been 63.000. a Woeregarded co too steep by JLOS, who madean offer of 11104.000 a rear plus a percent-age. Trustees for the. Minding. repre-rented by Robert 0. Parra. refused theOffer and decided to take a gamble onrunning the hotter, Use:metre*.

Atlanta Grads' ChangingATLANTA, Feb. 13.-Manager Juddie

Mina.= of Um Henry Grady }POMOSpanish Room say. the MOT will br m-dse.:auto! tit March and name changedto Berms Room.

Band and floorthow policy OM con -

Selective ServiceMail

In the Carnittil Department of thisteem appear the names of those hav-ing Selective Service mall in thevarious calicos of The Billboard. mt.irt La S011hitlhell In addillen to therunes which stoat. In capital lettersla the regular Letter List.

nanny the Beim ,Ilse(PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 18,-Con-

sidering bow New York nilery roper -store have met with continued successIn milts agelnet local oxen tieingtheir trade names, one local op lefiguring on paying back the legaldebt,

Benny Pogelmmi, better known Inthe trade ea Benny the Burn, Isthreatening action ;melon oolumnlatWestbrook Pester-for referring toBenito Museolini aa "Benny the Burn."

Curtis, PickmanJoin Lyons Agency

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S: -Jack Curtis.formerly of Curtis & Allen. and MiltonPick:nen Joined the A. & & LyonsAgency Monday 001. It la believed thatAllen. a vet artist reprosentative. willrepresent Lyona acts In mud* and alsodo work In rutin and igloo.

Pickett:10 pemoual manager of TeddyPowell and other bane... will probablyhandle the band department.

Joan Merrill Signs3-Yr. Columbia Pact

NEW YORK Feb. 15.-Joan Merrill.ranger who woe recently recommendedIn The Billboard's "PuesItelitint" column.+signed a three-year COlumbla Picturescontract this week, calling for two pte-term year.

She left for Hollywood Tleareday 031to lump February 20 on Show Business,which will also feature Rudy Vallee. Olenpray and bend. Ann Miller, and theThree Stooge.. If she In a click In hernrat Ohio. Columbia will co-star her withPeed Astatre In He's My Uncle.

atlas Ifemilris contract permits her tofroolance among other *Audios betweenCotumbla pictures and to work dubs andtheaters,.

Bill Would Set UpNight Club "Zones"

HARRISBURG. Po. Feb. 15,-A bill toectableth night club zones in Pennsyl-vania elites where spots could remainopen an hour longer than present clueingtime, 2 8.2tis has been Introduced In theHouse by Auemblyman John la Poem.

"Gaston" in VaudcNEW YORK.Peb.15.-Irvine Kaufman.

the Gaston of the Chateau Merlin Winetranscriptions. who loves the "coo Das A"so avidly, wilt do a series of exude date&lie opens at the Melodic Theater, Pat-erson. N. J. February IS. Charlet Allen°Mee le handling him.

Miaini Night Clubs Attack "PM"Articles Alleging Dirty Shows

(The Neu York daily "PM" recentlyran a series of articles by Denten kik-man on conditioes In Miami. Night chtheeons* tis for a special roasting. Altmanelatreibig Miami Its, a tot of Minate Im-personators. that she Club If, Ha hasrien in Ors' clothes who dance teeth malepatron and ship dirty &Weds: and thatthe polarise crab has girls mho unziptheir sarongs for a tip of 10 cents ormore.

Miami night clubs pullers are up Inarras over the ellepattons and hese asked-The Friltbeord" to answer Alkman. Thefollowing open later sighed by ourMiami correspondent. Fred J. Goballe.)To Mr. Aikman:

You don't get around, Mr. Aikrann.Where did you spend your time whileyou were In "greater pinytorn; as youso aptly refer to this "escape" moorAccording to your article In PM. don'tyou think Babylon on Peosamo Baywould be a better title?

Three weeks isn't much ume. Mr. Alk-man, to tooter. a city like Oneself. Youcovered a lot of ground, laPParently butyour picture of MIAm1 night life man-aged to get a 11We distorted either Inthe telling or In researching. There aroa lot of night clubs In this arm. andMa Billboard manages to get around tomeat of them to the course of the win-ter wooer. There are to loony that I'mafraid we'll not ban time nor space todevote much effort to Otiverlise the threeto which you gave 60 much Spate In yourarticle.

No. Mr. Alkman. U you spent °tie eve-ning attending one Moist club each ofyour 21 days here, you'd not have beenable to get to them all. Did you knowthat Miami Beach has 16 licensed nightclub., that acattered around Miami thereare as ninny more? 'They make it lot ofjobs for entertainers, enualelerts waivers,and so on-sod they handle a of Ofmotley. Surprtstng ae It may seem toYou. Mr. Altman. very few of them snifferfrom hunger and you'd have to bunt fordays to find a it:ripper. a Gestring per -fernier. or a girl.boy Actor among theentertaltiers.

You know thls isn't a convention city.Most of the Miami visitant come as flan-Illee-man. wife. and children, nodgrandparents, too. Mitten Beebe* motherhe here with him. you know --end Wth-cbelt's children are here with hire. Peo-ple do come here to relax, to got achange, w orange, U you will. They comeas a family unit, not ads to a conventionwith Its :timetable all-night poker gameand the perennial strip show. They cometo be entertaiined. And they come tothe right place.

Law Meteur ProtestsLew Mercer runs a night club here.

They call him "Kernel" because his la

Hazy Is Taking Vocal Lessons onThe Sly But Maisie Not WorryingDow Past Denis;T JEST picked up a copy of The Billboard In Joe Pursent's office and was 1 aur-a pileed to read Fred Frazer's letter. Hee right about our act not getting Any-where. Why only last week I accidentally disccosood that Hal, my partner, ha

been tailing weal lemons on the sly.No wonder he doesn't seem interested In ballroom dancing any morel Mid

here I've been loaning him oecaatonAl 10 -sputa to promote our ballroom act . . .

bee probably born payinc for his vocal lemons. Well. I started to check on Mrsproem* as a Omen. and I was glad to know that hob not too good. 15orroorsotold me that his vocal toselier cant figure out Hare voice. After a heavy meal Itsounds like a boy soprano. It haan't rat yet, Safe UM teacher.

T LEARNED *tam more about Mare airyins yesterday. EIC goes to the Yen DuetI school. where they turn out those male moor' uoupeo, 11210 was turned downbecause lie didn't look romantic tan a military untform. Not only that, but whenthey toted him out in one of these mantling soingsi he could only puff his chestone-half Inch-whereas all Butt singers puff their cheats at tenet three inches. Ofmune. lfal Is taking deep breathing lintereisee and deep knee bending-brat It won'tdo hen any good. Even If be got up eufficknt cheat exponsson, and emon If he

eo-ked his way down to a tenor voice. he eoutd never learn to sing while lookingnod. And you've got to look mad in three male shying acte-capecielly when the

seer is waning an Imaginary sword and thouttry "Down with Burgundy!"/ don't think MI would make a pood utterer because he doesn't look well with

hi/ 10013th open. He Woke okeh When he's dancer:K. and oven then Pre got tocover up his splita and lifts because lila lumbago luta been ;Milne worse.

NYWAY. I'm thinking serteurty of breaking up the act and maybe doing a angleeoe.n. I would love to do my high -claw tort number amen. Or maybe I could

chenge my style And do Eleanor Powell routines-yeti know. leaping, tapping.Waning, atoppIng while the music goes on. and dancing while the music breaks.Yost know the: Anybody who dances without 111,083C ha 0004/40r0d great myiradaya-so why shouldn't I do it. too?

Lot ma kDow what you mob or the Idea.

the Nut Club, Ile doesn't remember you.Mr. Alkman: doesn't recall that you eta.tied his club. The "Kernel" feelsslighted. wants, you to drop tn. hare Adrink with him, and talk this thing over,He puts it like this. "Look. the threeclubs Alkmen mentions brave a top *cal-lus capacity of 000 --two of them ale'way out of town. RIglit here in Miamiand Attomi Beach are clubs with a totalcapacity of over 10,000. Why there's Alk.man bait some of theme? The one clubDe mentioned that is in town is Nat abur: It Isn't even Ileensed as a nightclub and can't get a license. What pot.teased Alkman to volt those clubs?"

Tom Cs.ssara, night club and hotelowner, attegods that you drop its to acehim at the Rumba 0/41110. But teem narrow-minded roan. Mr. Allman; hewon't allow any smut In his club. TheRumba Casino aptChilUeS In Latin at.nicephere and entertainment, relay:noRaoul and Nsa Reyes at the moment.They're nice people, the kind yourwouldn't mewl In the places you visited.Incidentally, they're man and ette sonhaw, a youngster. The Nut Club haunta girl In the show. Just 41% men-andnot one is a pervert. Odd, rh?

Paul McCoustland, of D Chico. sondebe happy to have you stilt his Miamilimes club as his guest. He 0/1/10042the fear that !oil may need 1.0411e cheer.log up after your terrible three weeks In"greater playtown," and promtws thatRalph Cook and Company will help youenjoy a lighter. Inns lewd side of Miami_

And there aro many more, with anytype of decent entertainment you'd like.Keeler Cugat and orchestra arc at theBeachcomber: Paul White:num Sophie'ocker. and Harry Richman at Den Mar-den'a Colonial Inn: Frances Paye andLouts Prima at the Paddock. YOst anykind of entertainment, decent entertain.merit. Mr. Alkmmt. that won't being ablush to your IratiaitiVr cheek.

$25 Cower Charge ChallengedWhere did you get that story about the

*25 cover ehtreeel Wingy Grolier. of theBall-It'a In Miami proper, remember-would like you to point out the clubcharging that. "If this Alkman canshow me a public club. whether theyhave gambling or not, that charges acover of 1125, or even half that, elmSIPCO to any charity he Will name Yea,and for every 1110 he Mace. I'll give 0300mare." Them'a no public club like theone you suggest. Mr. Niemen, EOM. NotIn Miami,

Arthur Childere, operator of the RoyalPalma Club, babe's your story "rldlcu-tow,' Be suggests that every city in thecountry has Its Share of questionable en-tertainment apple, gambling easthas. etcBut U they're In Miami, they're glare'celeed, hence wicked. And, by the way.Mr. Childers la happy to repent for yourbenefit that the first wren days of Feb-ruary. 1941. are ahead of the same peeledlast year by a large margin. There maybe a "season" after aU.

You'd better come beck to Miami an.other time, Mr. Altman. The Billboardrepresentative will bo happy to act esgulde. Introduce you to some of theworld's thirst characters-the peoplewho are here In Ottamt to entertain otherpeople to Delp them 'escape," as youprose IL

Maybe If Is EscapeBy the 'my. where Are the hundreds of

gamblers, flunkies, night club opersoonto whom you tomcat The Billboard rep-mom:at:to Mu queried dooms of peopleabout your article and falls to find OWwho talked with you. Well, we'll keeptrying. Or perhaps there really is sotto -thing to iihs "escape" business, this re-line away from the fucta.

Molly, you con elan any night clubhere with not a 1110 bill-have an ex-pellent dinner. enjoy a flue show. and,X,1114 out a happier man, with change inyour pocket. Better try it -it's muchbetter than apendine in dime to watcha chorus girl wolfs her sarong.

Fred I. Cobelte,

Williamsville Club ContinuesWILLIAMSVILLE, N. Y.. Feb 15.. -

Olen Wintersorden le continuity Itsoutcry policy despite severe eetd spell.Harry Allmon usually (dome opal atthla One until warm weather.

Bernie Sandler. boom bond here sinceng. him left for New York's Masai

Ballroom.

February 22, 1941 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 19

Follow -Up Short Reviews of SpotsIn Buffalo, Union City, New York

Ca= AIM Buffo:a-With Mummadown since the Rest of the ye r% PhilAntigone and Jack Greed have curt thebudget somewhat, but manage non Ira

ng the entertainment oci the wandnigh plane. Tommy Flynn and his veryrrreth, seralonroot Rand are back. re-placing Lao Shelter's oak. Flynn Inathe sophistleated, eye -Catching atroos-pert 114TO and dishes out thorn/5u anus-fyir.g dance and show mune. Showfeatures three nice act& none of which.ncturever, Is really urratationat Newthe Betty Co -Lacs, hal replaced DenArdeo'a Artists' Models. and does okeh,"lino Arden -e production ideas can'teasily be duplicated,

The Burnettes a emooth ballroomtam which Wants plenty versatility. putOrin four offerImm, A soft oboe, anSIentaider's Aepitme Vend dance errsOon,a rani -sow turn with shins and spina.and a pantomime number sold well.

A girt rhythm trto. Three Mood, soundpretty good with Madame La touspa endreigns and Day, and make a nice ap-pearance.

Bagman and Sardine. a couple of hors.do comedy knockabout with aerobaticsttat are laugh -getters, On the 'whole.tho, eet tent too well adapted to ChezAmin higbbrow requirement&

The sis Betty Co -Ed. corn. thru withtome pleating routines. Including *tonna.o sett?. and a rhythm tep. Veen Hinesand Flynn sham the band vocals. Audi -met wan rather Mae and chill daringshow csautlat Warner.

TOP HAT, UNION CITY. N. .1,-Tritebig right club lust across the river DomTunes Sagunto going along nicely witha pleasing floorshow built around ilia16 -girl Mildred Ray line and the popu-larity of Mara Bather*. who Mau becomethia elith's biggeet favorite. The linele co for three nice numbers. the openera red heart Valentine affair, the middlea minuet with perasols, aunt the closera tap in white furlike ocatumes. Theformations are pleasing. the girls displayVerde of leg, and the costumes areattractive.

Ballero emend nicely and then heldrest-to-elosing with lila ehlrp, quicktrperronationa. Ills best were EdItoblneota Lionel Barryracre Jack Bennyand Rochester, and Joe E. Brown. Hlateal mimicry La really foOd. and he(dun to es a hat or gleam to achievea geed enough physical resemblance. Foran encore he asks for requests and thendon Roe or ilk of them. It'. a riskyprocedure, and hen the Pint nitrate weInn ever seen who done ell requeeta,and well,

The girlie numbers are highlighted bythe tap aolca of six.foot-tall Chelatine

Her bright. of course, nadaattenUelt and her dancing is etch with-out being spectacular. Gent applause.Small, blight, brunet Evelyn Spearsa deep commit° who dons ballads. bothlarch, and steetrugy. With a leas Marrywake-up and. an she gain, In deliveryMeta alto ought to really hit. Did welltrue.

Ralph Olsen and Lyn fthlrley, a noveltyscrotatin team only live months old.already took good enough for a Broad.ray revue. Olsen is a veteran eccentricdames and acrobat. and the girl Is acaptivating little brunette who doer trulyuntanel acrobatics. Their presentation.hothernmee. G wire/Minx,

Julio Win!? fronts the nine -man dancee nd bow band and doubles an managerOf the club, Hs bond Iv good. and Winnela tlioroly likable pereonaItty. Alter-nate band is Henry Dare (electric guitar,Mannet, and *ex) and gultar-eocalist,accordion. drums. And axing bans. Alio good combo. Dents.

ROGERS' COR:4121.-Walter Powellbcomedy hand (seven men and a girl)%estd here Tuesday (4). replacing BenTostIr Varsity Eight. atich cloud thewarm night, giving the spot (RondevooEcem1 the neat road band since JoeEtgen reopened this pretentious set-upIfteraerly Jack Deenmera Eighth AvenuetttlAurent), PC IA not an easy room totrek in the place sprawling with boothsand tables.

The pop prim policy is attracting verylord trade. partintiarty during lattlitawhen the serteutbe-street MadisonSquire Garden teas attractions.

Powell is eomewtat load here, but someCit his screwy numbere get attennon andDane tautly, All his fare la eeskrnad10 entertain either the table sitters ortor patrons, atom no mom is provided

fig. The boys Olt up Ill

Halespoppin manner. and the gal war -bier. Joan Maylen, tacitly pine the gangwith Imbecilic manornows and odd vocalcontortionist of the Martha Rare achooLHighlight of Powell'. various session, Ishis goofy newsreel bit to which anythingand ererythtng can happen. Powell'sneon trombone specialty it a goodnovelty.

Augmenting the tonttotamas entertain-ment policy presented on a high, Arnettstage are bombeolle singers and pietiesworkers, bantering Eddie Putman, JoanRiley. Otte Spencer, Eddie Gold, and BobTither.

The adyotritng deocurstren Rumba Roomle open wok -ends, Robert Norris fur-nishes the dance music. tionfeberp.

HAVANA -MADAM, NEW YORK.-rt,ialte Ortega staged this new flashyLatin floonhow featuring herrett withbaritone Arturo Cortes agate -lug. Sheappears twice. Drat in her energeticCarmen dance and then In her matadorcape dance Encored both times and.as usual, punelard aernot her flashy, at-tention -compelling dancing.

Cortes enlaces straight and then calmat the mike. tinging pop Latin tunes inmashy. applitise-gettrnst tatyte Peelleand Latta, young, cute angora fromGuatemala, harmonize native folk tongsnicety and got the euttornena clappingfor the Cissperecet numbers. CarlosUnladen, young dancer, is on fee a coupleof lively, thlthy-styte novelty dance*, onewith a cup of flame balanced on hishead. Strong novelty turn.

Don and Felice, subbing for Elmo?and Mignon, who were nil When thisshow was caught, Impreseed with a fineimpotence (the girl La a sweat looker).mitts° their ballroom numbers were nottoo original and the opening number wastoo long. Dance nicely.

The eight ensemble girls are wench),looking and their clinging. flashy cos.tunics enhance their chnrms. Do meetlyparading, easy wiggling, and simpledancing.

Main end ttLi PansmetRans playedthe show well and also did okeb withrumbas. congas, tangos, and LattnttedAnieriesn pope. Juanita Sariehrla's bandalternated, also doing Its usual com-petent Job with Latin dance rhythm*.

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Small Units DoWell iii W. Pa.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 15.-Derpne amitd flu epidemic thruout WesternPennsylvania, suburban and hinterlandtheaters are Looking atagmhows andname bands again.

Studio Scandals Is breaking record* onone-night eland& according to bookerSW Marks. The Joe Canon show willplay the Warner. New Kensington; theMaryland, Cumberland, and other bowel'during the next couple of weeks. Theatilt will then go to the Midwest for somedates and return here after that. With east of 24, Amadei* plays on per.otaltage, Average 'Wollaston In the house*It plays la 40 omits.

Miuice has also set bookings for EdClerdnet's Sometimes of 1941 and JunoCELT'S Parisian Creations. ns well as thebands of Phil Levant, Jack Tao warden,Emerson 0111. John Mearner, and DickStabile.

He mantel: is there are ale weeks Inthis territory. rand that good shows canbe sold.

Joe Hiller has lined up dates forSister'* Midgets. Blackstone. John Kirby.Bobby Byrne, Paul PendarvLs, andAttune* SpItalny.

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CHICAGO, Feb. IS. -Colony Club,owned by Sonny Goldstone. win returnto Its former penny of itoorshowa Clubhew been MT the talent nag= for aeonnal months and. according to reports,found no therein In net take during theperiod It adored only dews innate.

Al Horde will book the new than, fleetof which tors oil March 14. Club willine four DI 1170 acts retaining currentorchestras, Bobby Ramos and MonchtUa.Only bated thus far le the Hem

Club TalentNeu: York:

JACKIE GLEASON. who clouted Thurs.day (11) at Leon and TActies, New York.goes to the Club Royale to Detroit, thento Hollywood to fill a Warner contract.. . . CLAIRE AND ARENA went intothe St. Monte Hotel, New York. Sat-urday 1221.

LYDA SUE I' back from eolith America.elle worked at the Atialstico. Rio deJaneiro. toe 13 weeks. . . . ELAINEARDEN is doing a new act with MurrayWhite singer.

ELENORZ WOOD will bo held errr forthe new Park Central chow. . . . PAS-TIMES AND PANCHON close a ate -monthrun there alertly.... MAGOl McNBLUSopens at the Rainbow Room FebruaryIt. Kevin and Man and Jacrna Ooppalso on the tell. . . . ROMO VLSICICiTcloses at the Hurricane rebrarrry 19 and:norm to the Canonici, Miami Steep.Pia.. the following day.

Chicago:RUBY MERCIlt has been eueoreded

by Ruth Dennen, 1e30 prize winner ofthe Cialcaeciand Music Festival. In thelend singing rote at alike Todd's Then -ter -CM a.

ANITA JAKOB!. who toured with HeldOn 10 Your Mate, Joined the thew atthe 006 Club Monday (10).

BOB EVANS. currently at the PalmerHouse. le booked for a return at theParamount, New York. In Juno. EtKronen set the date,

FLOYD CHRIBTY hat replaced theIllenehards end Peohler and Shadow atHarry's New Yorker.

Cincinnati:SYLVIA PRODS and Prank Payne head

the show which opened Prtdey (14) atBeverly lints Country Club. Newport.Ky. Others are Earl and Josephine Leathand Plorthee and Andy Mayo (Pansy theRome), with Gene Kerwin and HisSwinging Strings the interrnitelon offer-ing. Ina Ray Hutton and her band herebeen held an additional two weeks. . . .

DICK BAUER Ls In his 40th weekcraw at the New Bar Club, ... linLYNLP: CLAIRE. dancer, is new at Kelly's onthe Barbary Coast . . PETE ANDGLENN SCII/JIDT, former Beverly been -Meta have returned from a Timid.% vaca-tion. Plan to revive their former GlennRenderroua In Newport, Ky. . . . JEANBISHOP. Hotel Netherland Plans p. a..alto has taken on title of advertisingmanager. . BEVERLY HILLS CountryClub chucks Ks 10 Lovely Ladle* stockensemble. in favor of traveling lines, be-ginntrig February 26 with the BernardBrothers' line of six girls and three lads.. . . MANAGER MAX SCHULMAN. ofthe Netherland Plata, la sojourning InMiami.... IRENE HART and Margueriteflattery are now at Kitty Davis's Airliner.taunt

Philadelphia:VAL IRVING new emcee at Ctub Etan,

flu musing Alan (ale to drop out.. .GERARDO brings hie (nags Dee to thelame spot.... . CHICK MULLERY headsthe new chow at Palumbo'. Cate. whichbrings In Kathleen Stay, Toni Bradley.Wade end Wade, and the Cocktail Girls.. . . )LARRY ROTH adds enternalrunentat his P. M. Restaurant. . . CABOT.RHOADPE and Dorothy Withal sandedat Etunbasay Chub.... VESTA VICTORIAmooting at McGee's Club 15. . . .FOUR OCTAVES (Paul Kane, AllenWood. Billy Bailey, and Billy Hughes)open at the Open Door Cafe.

Here and There:GENE AUSTIN is at Don Leaning's

Tavern. Mtaml, ... BARNEY AND Lent-JIE, after winding up at the VarietyKill. Portland, Ore., canal this week atMaude Hall. Soapy, Waeh. . . . EARLAND JOSEPHINE LEACH hare completed10 weeks at the Washington Hotel, In-dianapolis. and opened Ittittay 114) atBeverly 1111.15 Country Club, New-port, JOEY RARDIN

ChicagoTheater. Chicago. and opened Friday atthe Chase Hata St. Lout.. . . . DOR.=TY BLADDI opens at the Club Ronde.Detroit, February el after a two -wetterat Hotel Clinton Rathskeller. Cfrienntiati.. . . VALDtE AND PEGGY, In Florida

since last October. are current at aWest Palm Beath club. . JEANDARLING. crow, has left .the RedDragon. St LouIs. to join Bob AileenScrap Book Revue at the Playhouse.

Akron, 0. Show. under direction ofWane% Lane, feature* Iacono Mehraand Pat Lyons, ... DANNY RICHARDS,emcee, opened at Mule Hall. Portland.Ore.. February 10.

DOROTHY DAY baa concluded aswim of night Club and hotel eugagermacts In New ISurIand. , NEISSLICYAND NORMAN. after fizilsbine at theGeorge Washington Hotel, Jacksonville.Fla. go to the IAA Lake, MIAMI.THE VANRONES (Carton and Dolores)have mond from the *orate York Hotel.Toronto. to the Washington You/ea Ho-tel. Shreveport. La.. booked by PhilTyrreu, Chicago

.. JULIO AND JEAN TUDELL aro newadd:tone to the Benny Davis show atthe Mayfair Club, Miami. . . .

KOt,IE'ITE AND DEANE win remainat the Culno, Rio de Janeiro, for anIndefinite RATE PRINCK ANDCLARK open at the Swan Club. Phila.-delphia, February 19, after their on.alinement at the Park Central, New York.. . . KENNY VINCENT LI 111 his sixthweek at McBritien C15.1110,

. . JACKIE GROSS Sa a holdover atthe Brass Rat Southwick. atm, . .

DORN AND YOSEY haw been brill Oyerat the Beachoomber. Barton.

DORSAY AND DIANE, who recentlyfinished three months In Canada, are ap-peertr.g nightly at Old Europe, Broadereyat lath. New York, . 1.1.010 ANDWILLIS axe being held*four more weeksat the 606 Club, Chicago, booked by Ed.die Smith, . GUY CHIMNEY, enure.who was to have concluded a two -weakerat Arabian Supper Club. Columbus. 0.February 0. remains over thru tha 24th_

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VerKailles, New YorkTalent parley: Two bands; floor -Moto at

10. 12. end 2. Management: Nick /noun!:and Arnold Roasfirld. owners; LeonardMeeRain, press anent. Priers: Corer01.50 weekdays: $2 Saturdays; drinksfrom 7.5 cents.

Like the other East Side spots tieingnames, the Versailles has had Its prob-lems Hilton its two-week bills withSarong personallelea. Competition formimeo Sc very keen, and the better namesare being repeated.

ft le °below that Prounia and Rom -field have Touched the bottom of thesame sell. Not one of the three actsIn this sheen -Dixie Donny., MiltonWatson, Collette Lyozw-tun any above-Inettal following among society people.In favor of these acts, however. Is their

ranee. at one time or enotber. ina iattiray show. and that is an onsetfor East Side spots, 'The emsen (bend'sstaging go:Larne) makes no wine Ofthe feet that Mies Dunbar Is recentlyroom Yokel Roy, Watson from Streets ofParts, and Miss Lyons from a recentCone Whiten Scondals.

Watson_ warm -voiced tenor, opens thebtlt with standard and pop tunes. Hemakes sincere effort to please and.While be has little luck competing withthe club's excellent fond dtthes, his act isquite suitable for, the better night club.Ilte set Incladed The World Is MineTonfght. a Spanish tune. Nightingale.and Lair TI C 1 Saw Paris,

Miss DUnbar tap dances with four tall,good-looking boys and germ out with awinning personality. Dancing la weak.particularly for a cafe that has playedsome of the top dance acts In the busi-ness. After a fair opening, the boysItem Dixie to do some lively alepping10 Come Lore and return to cloth witha nicety designed conga and rumba.

Collette Lyons, comedienne, Closes.$tuft La a little broad for society spat,but they seemed to go for It. Her forteIs a drunk character with appropriate

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talking comedy songs, embellished withfacial mennarisma

Nicholas D'Amloo and band pinypointed dance and show music. QoedContinental Panchito rumbaband is strong on Latin fore.

Miss Dolts, palmist, work table!,Sam Horitgberg.

Hotel Sherman, PantherRoom, Chicago

Talent policy: Show and dance band;/Too:shows 0 p.m. and 12 midniyht. Mon-apentent: Ernest Byfiettl and Frank Ser-ino. managers; 'toward Mayer. pub:tatty.Prices: Dinner from. $2; drinks from Mrcents; minimum, $1 weekdays arid $2Saturdays.

After an interlude with names (GarryAdler and Bob 'Lurks) the room has re-verted to renatlbudget talent coupledwith a name band. The Dann share ofthe entertainment reale upon the SixDorothy Byton dancers. They do verygood Dance of the Jitterbugs nitAnother number, ROOM aY4 baapienty of rock. The girls Minh thisroutine with patrons, results provinghighly amusing.

Stump and Stumpy. whacky sepiaclowns, get off some funny tomfoolery.and at times become hilarious. Theirdancing in far better then their singingand much more comprehensible. Im-pression., of The Lone Ranger. MuddDuck. and Ted Lewis are great.

Dolly Belt two dancer. wee a cane tomike roll, and somersaults more clifticult.fins two or three acro tricks that clickbut, on the whole, act lacks punch.

Larry Clintonn orchestra providesmud° which makes up for Mist the show

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falls to offer. Band has two side menwho add eatelat Butch Steno, sax. whoseacute sense of comedy mil* A beterombleand My Feat's Too Sip, and Jimmy Curry,who does middlinnwell on several tunes.Clinton's, canary. Peggy Mann. has thekind of mellow pipes that we could listento for bourn Norman Modell.

La Martinique, New YorkTalent policy: Dance and show bond:

Latin band; floorshotos at 9, 12:30, and2. Management: Dario and Jimmy Ver-non. owners; Ed Dukoff, press genet.

$2 ndelesuet weirelara Old $3minteium Saturdays and holidays.

Something similar to a honwateademrLand rush seems to be In progress atthis club, judging from the mid -weekcrush jamming the tables from about11 p.m. on.

A short And small show designed fordiscrtminattng 'eaten The repatriated(from England) Roy Fox has in a fewweeks shaped up a dente and show bandwhich is excelleot and fits the roomperfectly. Denny Knye beads the billIn the second and third &bows afterdoing the of the lead* to the currentlegit, Lady in the Dark. Ruth Mate andEugene Hari. dente LOAM, and Fox's girlvocalist. Kay Klinber, round things out.

Mats and Hart perform two very neatand novel routines, a setirleal apache anda tintype pantomime titled The CircusAcrobats. Maeir week is clever and amus-ing anti their werctrobe Is parttoulariyfitting.

Kay Klaiber sings The Lost Time 1 5410Paris and Someday. Her voice doesn'ttake to the mike. Rower:. she ballversatile range. very good a pOCaTtaCO.and a pleasant, restrained dello:17.

Kaye closes the show with hie comedy.which wits more then well received. Hedid three satires. The first Is Rhythm,a combination of scat singing anden:Memo chatter with lots of mugging.His second, "a gilmpse Into the life ofa bnllet dimmer,- done In Melon. helpedby Mm. Kaye's piano and bits from thebead, was cleverly done and is smoothcomedy. Finuncd with a take -off onan English male concert -hall singer,with the crowd pleading foe more.

Herbert Corbel° atilt holds forth withhis Latin rhythms as the alternate bind.

Harold Humphrey.

Hotel Netherland Plaza,Pavillon Caprice,

CincinnatiTalent policy: Dance and Mow band;

floonsow at midnight. Management:Max Schulman, hotel matroper; PeterMeurice, room manager; Richard A.Elms.., catering manager; Tont Lehfare.sommelier; Jean Bishop, ocireettelng endpublicity. Priors: Dinner from $2.50:drinks from SO cents; 7r:hilt:aunt week-days, Men: Saturday, $2.50.

Elute Madriguern and his 'two bandsIn 00e.- which began a founmeeker herelast Wednesday 112). bide fair to emu-late the successful run here last Decem-ber of Xavier Cugat and his orchestra.who holds the high mark for Mathisonhere so far Otis Demon. Mixing therumba -conga rhythms with the month -Lionel street and awing. teadrigulea.boasts solid and 'sensibly styled mu.steel ancregetion. with his accompanyingflocrahow a choice morsel for this typeroom.

Labeled Midetitht Moods, the Doer Bay-ou t opens with eerie maniacal criesfrom the drummer, following which THORodriguez. the bend tenor end bongobeater, nukes the rounds of the Winnwarbling Peanut Vender while tossinggoobers to the payees. Barite Herron.voluptuous Latin influence, picks upwith a rousing Spanish vocal of a congaditty that sestinas. A change In ward-robe from her reguiar stand attire wouldadd to the effectiveness.

The Rovallianea, from a standpoint oftalent and grace ono of the soundestdente paint to shOw here in months,offer a waltz to Deep Purple and followwith a Scarab novelty, both decidedlydifferent and original, Their daring spinaand twirls In the former won them fre-quent applause during the mining, andthey stepped off to a :trend hand.

Earle Mndrtguern stopped things coldwith his sensational work on the violin.despite much none from customers whowere whooping It up at the bar, OfferedBret his own arrangement of Stardust,followed with intermezzo, and before

they'd leave bins go was forced to fiddlea tango,

Pair;cla allmore, w stunning blondewith a sweet voice and a good choice ofsongs, found the going extremely easy,and gernerth well reception with GineMe Time and Pre Got To act Hot. Forced,out for an encore to do her best winkon The Last Time I Saw Parte.

The Resia/taitos return In Polishpeasant attire for a colorful =Mirkaand polka, Wind up with their melonof a Polish conga, with all out for the112111:a. chain conga around the floor.

The hotel's new pollen of decoratingthe bandstand background and thesunken panels around the room in ac-cordance with the band's motif lendswarmth stud color to the proceedings.

Mil Sachs.

La Conga, New YorkTalent policy: /noontime. at 8, et

and 7; donne and shot° bard: Lattn re-lief band. Management: Mitt Rubin andDoing Zummen. owners and press agents,henry Gine. booker; Chartes itickie, host.Prices: Dinner frees $1.25; minimumafter 40 p.m. $2 weekdays except Satur-days (32.20).

no new show hoe five Des, One aholdover (Delta Norella). The layout isan economical one, reflected primarily inthe caliber of Went. But the averageout-of-town visitor will not complain,getting a good diluter at reasonable priersand plenty of Latin anneepbere in boththe ens-Iron:nett and floor bill.

Deena. exone brunette recently at theBelmont Plaza Hotel. Is mistress of am-nion:as. A good idea. She introduces theacts in a charming Mennen Par herturn she offers a rumba arse conga, witha song Introduction. Suitable here.

Oreco and Iiitestta (the roan was for-merly known as Ramon Canino) doSpanish and gypsy work. ClUPLOTtietcastanets and exuberant facial manner -lama for erect. Femme is weak, AppearIn two spots and in the same costumes.

Conthita and Larry Wirth double fromPanama Hatter. Tie, girl Is Mitebrunette and, the the dots not lot goas much as the should, her Laths dancesart appealing. Wirth aceompentes heron a Latin Instrument while sale war -bless I Want My Mama, and joins he:for the dance numbers.

Delis (formerly Adelle) Manna, at-tractive. offers Spentish songs. deliveredIn a Lively, fairly lenprinalve way. Has asweet soprano voice that lends Itselfnicely to pop Latin tunes.

Towne and Knott, American !man an-nounced as recent animal from SouthAmerica, clew the bill. Woman is astriking blonde where personality esa-WI:idiot the Brazilian routines the;feature. During one of their numbersthey work to weird and heighteningbeats on conga drums. Do lifts and'boulder thins.

Jack Hams and band (0) remain toplay the early thewe and dance mud:They do an excellent Job on waltzenNino Morales' band alternates, and Iiiversions of rumble, tangos, and cons..draw moat of the table occupants on tinfloor. Sam HOIllperg.

Fefe's Monte Carlo,New York

Talent policy: Show and donee Deed;relief bend; snows at I a.m. Mame...-event: Felts Ferry, moneger. Mess: $3cotes trek nights; $2.50 sa:antayt;drinks from SS cents.

One of the top society spots in townand crerything about It-Including theluxurious Continental enlivenment, hos.pewe service, and distinctive niusie-lives up to Its advance publicity, it nnot for the rename, of course (note pekesabove). but there are no restriction*.

Duo to the competition among MenSide cafes and the word-of-mouth andprinted publicity resulting from personalappearances of name performers, Fete.veteran manager of smart natal*, de-cided to add a short but strong floorsnonfor the after -theater trade. No Don'entertainment had been seen here atomlast July. when the Herten/ins and Chewtea Lind appeared briefly.

Current plan makes. way for top perthualitkw thruout the season. opfmn:attraction la Ethel Waters and a Nei,'"choir of 10, who turn up nightly !open-ing Their appearance In Cain MeSky at the Martin Beek 'Meaner, AliasWaters Is the second Negro personalitybooked In a classy spot within the letmitten (Dill Robinson recently closed atthe Versalllee).

Nita, W.% tent Is clicking very nicelyWillie not as strong on voice as In formeryears, she stupasees herself on showman-

February 22, 1941 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 21ship and dellrery. She Wens to make aneste* effort to please this cafe mob tenda nightly mob It Is) and works with hermope a good SS minute!.

The staging Is effective. The choir Ukept In the background on a step, be.hind the band*tand and kinds impressivevocal support to about halt of MiesWaters' *elections. Three femme' In thechoir appear briefly with the ate In aspiritual medley. Mlas Waters' numbersinclude the tunes Conn her show. Dinah;Irving Berlin's newest. rtr Be Glad WhenThat Mon fa Dead and Gone; Hall of Me.lloagy Ounticlueln Brett: and Gravy.NW OW Regrets, St. Louis Bluer: onedouble entendre piece. Stormy Weather,and. finally, Amt slue.

Tod titmice (a Monte Carlo fixture)leads capable dance and snow bend.The boys play smart, Interesting nnuae.The Freshmen. another bright combine.Li alternate with Streeter on thedance sets.

Fife Is on the yob nightly greeting thethle. A charming bier.

Sam llonlyberg.

Blau Palm Garden,Milwaukee

Talent ;olio": flours orchestra end *r-eenter. Prices: Dinners. $1 up; liquor, :5soles WV corer, 15 ciente per person.Management: Joe Schweitzer.

A complete show In itself is FreddieForme and his no -piece BehniekeirrttsBond, which her been packing them In'mot November 10. The latest extenslonbolds over the world's corniest andMabee band at the Ellatx until Pen -scary II at Mast.

Every member of this screwy aggroga-Moo Is Teal entertainer. and audiencesconsist of persona who have heard talentOlten before. judging from requests forsuch noteworthy rendition as The ThreeTrees Th4 Chatr, Aunt Anntes Fannie,and othera

The toes have plenty of xlp and clownabout In great style. The townsfolk eatup their musical nonsense.

Between bend appearances Is JohnnyDotty, organist, n personable fellow whoentertains with requests and Inveigle,

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listeners to Join in the meals_The Sehnlickelfrito Band is generous

in Its seleetions arid has a nightly airingat 90 over WEMP, with Colonel Cornas the opening and non:open number.

The outfit is a typical *bow band andno preens:on is nude for daneing duringIts engagement herr. H. C. Brunner.

El Chico, Pittsburghrah -0 policy: Laths American stagers.

dancers, orchestra; floorshows at 4:30and 11.30. Management: Joe Sob; pub.licit,. Joe Anton's; booker. Joe 1111ter.Prices: Dinners 81.50 up, drinks 30 -rentacreage.

Six months ago. when Ioniser Nixonrestaurant barman Joe Sala plunged areported 05.000 into first local Pan.American niters., modonarre walked offfloor when band switched from Tex -trotsto rumba or conga. Now many of themask for tropical tunas.

Family trade, Industrial moguls, and"this mirklie class that makes up snorethan half our trade" are now all ellb-scalblng to the Good Neighbor policy,Transient* seeking a spicy evening ap-prove, too: but they comprise only 2Sper cent of the cub master.

Z1 Chico's show is full of sauce andone of the cleanest locally.

Otto moat head. the bill. co -featuring,Attire °emerge, whom he Imported saxmouths ago from Warn. and his son.Chortle Boy. They're both sake.

Mile Camargo de.esn't speak muchEnglish. are advises when introducingher Humbert. atm needn't. Her tan.Wiring eyes. swaying hips, and gaysmile speak for her. /then pretty, andshe can sing. Her six numbers. Mtn' ofthen solos and the Other two frontingthe troop., thaw even the die -herds_Most fetching turn was her circulatingaround the ringside while torching come.With careful training the gal shouldname, up the ladder.

Charlie Boy denten three numbers.spotted then the layout, end scores Ineoth. He rumbas with Minna. one ofthe three girls in the troupe blazes thina "Brazilian litterbug' with pop. endteams with rstrelitta to a Marlean hatdancer. 'The lad tosses In acrobatickn antekts. and umpteen other steps.

Black -haired Estrellita, who suggests a'moldering volcano reedy to erupt,dashes then a Samba with Ct.-a Mouseand clicks castanets.

Minna writhes aunt -stride thin avoodoo *AM In sefelltton to pairingoith DiUellita In a Conte.

flimsies wrien.plece musterow, support.:re the show with °manorial chants andbackground choruses, also plays for din-ner and supper dancing. They go beeryinn Pan.Anwrican rhythm, MUM also in -...sting foe bob.

One Improvement to bill might beflash floor number Involving wholetroupe. perhaps an enlargement of thefinale,

The mitt. hooked here omen the and orStarch, changes routines every two woke

El Chico's comfortable capacit' Is 200,shim 450 can be accoancrunlated. Thedommtlee motif. Cuban . . . and twoham The pay Mal inctudes 40 people atPeCO weekly, besides the show.

to Me first four months Seta mademoney. In a January that was brute!ill over town, be about broke even,nusinees has pleked up the past severalweeks. Merton Frank.

Lookout House, Covington,Kentucky

Talent policy: Donee and show band:floontsoces at 9:10 and 12:30. Manage-ment: Jimmy Brink, ostner; /tweedSmith, manager: °tarp Rohe Jr.. pub.runty. Pricer Dinners from 9150: drinksfrom 40 cents; minimum $1.50; Satur-days. t?. SO.

lllghtlrfillhg George' Gletd. Greekdialectietan. with the hallimonums Arturoand Evelyn on the hnicloverh this IAMBmakes for suitable flow fare, tithe noth-ing out of the ordinary. &how Is one act

stronger than recent. offerings.Noel Sherman Girls 131. new line here,

open with March of Rhythm, a good rou-tine done a Me raggedly. Girls oontrtbutistwo other routtnee In fair style. lark thelooks and wardrobe of the spot's previousline. Judy Coin. shapely blonde, boltsone of the line moutons with solid andgraceful toe dance.

Clark and Bailey. comedy aria, lads,mix the areack-in.the-kbaer and kick -In -the -pants etuff with some soundstrong-arm stiff to fair !mune. Drewmerited applause at Interealm with their<lonely falls and afro work and a measureat laughs with their ,tap-itrck antics.They should trim running Urn* to ellml.=to doll spots.

Betty Betthey, canary with the Manny

Prager cek, warbles south of the borderditties. *he's a looker with a goodeirosseli Vole. and a knack for .51310g.

Arturo end nvelyn are the soundestballroom pair here In months. Withtheir appearance end wardrobe an easel,they registered solidly with their Ahoy -red!, In Blue, a corking routine markedwith numerous daring twirls and spina.Highlight Is the finish, with Arturopocketing him mitts while whirling herfuriously ou his shoulders. They Eliocontribute a conga that's dulling anddifferent. Took the soundest ranting ofthe show.

George Clivot, the "Greek ambassa-dor; blow hot and cold. He masters a

dialect, and Into opening act -to.wheregi be takes Musson:II and theItalian army foe a ride, drew some loudmamma but moth of the material that/often has been bandied about bit.Also needs something stronger than hisparody on freyin the Regutne to get him-self off. Bowed to a UM hand.

Col. Manny Prager and his entertain -Inn band. on a return here, Continue toplease with their solid brand of dancerhythms. They do a good }ob, too, onthe show scooes. Bill Sochi.

Club Minna, New YorkTalent policy: Donee end relief bands,

goorshoos al I: and l a.m. Management:Bin Robinson, Mal Freres. and AnthonyMorrissey; Gomm afacifurray. and DMSnerirood, press agents. Prises: Drinksfrom 40 cents; MIRIVIVI. St Fridays,Saturdays, and Sundays.

This recent addition to Harbin nightlife looks like Wong bed to capture thewandering paleface trade. Bill Robinsonas the boat will no doubt attract mothpatronage. When caught ho did notperform because of possible booker'sbeef., now Uust he la appearing at thePlatt:ub. Brooklyn,

R,00,11 to tastefully decorated with goldleaf murals and contains none of theblnarre decors sasoclated with Harlemhot spas. Patronage When caught waspredominantly of ay. Spot may developinto another Cotton Club, which alsohad a Harlem genesis before owning toDroadway.

A book show, with Porter Grainger do-ing and Clarenceproducing, is current,

Opener la Charlie Bristol, fast endsmooth tapper, with trial that drawapplause. tall two numbers. one aaipp.aa. preceded by a imolai Lyric.

GYatidu McNeal has a rich, deep, andthroaty Metre/to mice. The gal is tenand makes nice appearance. Appearsas the she will go pima when the get.a little mote experience. Her two num-ber., Roney and Na and J Can't Get Yon

Out of My Mind, went over nicety,lknory Deana, erneee, Is Ingrettating.

Alas contributes a soft-shoe number.Dewey Brown and Ulna Taylor appear tobe Use only istiperduous contributions toUse allow. Did a corny number with blue tinge.

libefeloine Jackson, creamy-cokesdccocher. to briefs and bre, dots a singleaunt which went over nicely. inter-sperses some arro work with her wiggling.Walked off to a nice heed. Her dance lapreceded by a lawn number by CarolynWent &lime loOkee with an okeb voice.

Candy and Pepper do tut tape In malegarb. Went over big. altho their Kepiwere neither too intricate nor original.

A good-looking lingo: eight does threenumbers, the best of which is the congaamid. CoetumIng and routines are good.

Connie McLean's oak (10) la the ant.steal mainstay, anise tile relief band ofSidney Ruble, (4) tills the floor equallywell. Joe Cotten.

Swan Club, Philailvlidtiurelent Dance and Muir band,

flooeshoeni at 11:30 and 1:15. Manage.merit: Jot Tolfe, owner-manayer; JoltyJoyce. booker. Prior: Food a te outs;drink, from 1$ cents; It seIntinairs Sat-urdays and ho:Idayr.

1/0Willg to legal edict won by NewTak's Stork Club, Philadelphia's Storkspot now becomes the Swan Club. ButMs still the standout for the gadder -about. peeking divertissement In teaNorth Phil)), sector.

Etriptoule is on the Individual acts andan enure. And that Freddy Bernarddoes expertly. For his awn inning, Ber-nard glees good seem and Interpretationof Richman, Jewel, and Joloon.

Show gets oft to nice tempo withthe thytheitio tapping of Jack and JudyManners, youthful duo. Gal return. fora mks click with song Mimicry. Afterwarming up In hooky -throated mannerwith pops, has a nice bit of material inI'm Just a Muskat Pirate, nthalickIng nr.lint !Imbue% and Mrs. F. D. R. In wand.Gets off nteity with Bonnie Dither car-bon on stop, It's Wonderful.

More stellar song selling from MargieDrummond Ih the modem manner onCarnleat In Cottontown, Arguelles Way,and Ferryboat Serenade.

Vet veutle team 01 Wilson, Morgan,and Demo, two males and mil. make forthe dance flub with an adagio turn. Gosatirical, mates tearing each other'sclothes off for the flash. A taill.runsato dance by carrot -topped Penny Ray-mond completes the roger.

Henry Patrick (0) &tin on for topdanzapation and snow support. Propri-e tor Joe TOW aver the gracious, greeter.

N. If. Orodenker.

My Heartfelt Thanks to-

LEON & EDDIEFOR 10 WONDERFUL WEEKS

I'll never forget your kindness and cocsocrationI'M NOT KIDDING.

The great opportunity you gave me resulted in a WarnerBros. picture contract. I report in Hollywood April I.

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TRADESERVICEFrAFRF

Acts -Units -AttractionsRoutes

Following each Ilaing appear; a symbol. Fill in rho designation cone.sponding to the symbol when addressing oreanixitions or inthviduals listed.

EXPLANATIONS OF SYMBOLSa -auditorium: b-ballrcom; cb--csba,et: cc -country club;

h -hotel; mls--music hall; nc-night club; P -amusement Palk: ra--reldkosuer. rs-eastaurant; s --showboat; t-thester.

NYC --Haw York City; Phila--Philadelphla; Chl--Chicagm.

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Story of Acrobats WhoStick Together in Draft

FORT DEVWS, Mass., Nob. 15. -There. re proteas.lonel reasons why Adolph .1ocooreinial and Ltoyd O. CrofOot fromnellan Orchard. Mum_ who volunteeredor the draft. do not wont to be sepa-

rated They me 11 team of acrobat".When one dlacdreord hLt daft numb...

woo Went to IN called. they both de-ckled to volunteer.

At the recruit recepttori center. how.ever. no record wax mode of who wasthe other's partner. One morning re.Contly Croloot heard hl. name read offa shIpptrig order foe Port Dank". Mast -and once again they derided to take Cateinto their own hand. by erring the corn -ray commander.

Copt. It. O. Ilawkee minced theft- pee-dkannnt. neull they were tranaferted 11130week to rat !Merits Tire team will nowbe able to keep up practice In ordor tobe able to On the act when they returnto civilian life

Negro Shows MaybeFIFILAIMLFH1A. Fhb. 16. -Return Ot

sopis Mogahows to the long -dark Lin-coln Theater to believed to be a atopcloser. with Morris Wax. operating Negroneighborhood house] here. purchasingthe house. A nominal cash sum figuredIII the tratIstiCtitnn end the Wax motel)anima a martgnwo o2 6167.000 Wsahart a hose on the Lincoln for the pantthrr yeArs, but kept honk- doric Ilemay Inaugurate scpin burlmtle.

Names for ColumbusCOLUMBUS. 0.. Feb. 16. -Falser

Theater. the that time in 10 years haslined up stageshotra Oonsecutively for month. 'The busineaa a these ahowiwill determine future policy of thePalace, C. Harry gehrether es14.

Unita will 7U,T Inte alb month, withClifford Piecheee ironer Brurre, OrrinTucker's band. oienn orenrotrs,and Funroffre unit in ammonite worka

Pat O'Brien Set for P.A.'sH11W YORK Pen, 19. -Mat Cablen le

set to make perecom1 appearltnew start-ing February 22 at the Plvetelde. Mil-waukee. followed by the Chicago, Chl-tato. March 7.

William Morris Agency a arrangtng tartOttr.

February 22, 1941 NIGHT CLUBSAAUDEVILLE The Billboard 23

Vauddilm GrossesSo -So Biz, But State 26G and Roxy40G Good; Para, Strand Only Fair

Seat YORK-Broadway box-eface tem-perature ointlinied fair end warnwr,tilt nO oUtatancling menus beteg rem. -(trod, 1111110 Roxy and Paransootit getccatiortable take,.

The Paramount (SAM meat*: *27.000hvaao averwyell continuos 14411 with010311 Millet band se stage attraction.jeltu. Virginis, fs credited with littlemaw. The third week of tats layout,wakti rude Wednesday 419), will prob-ably sled up with $95.0:0. The eceondseek. ended Tuesday (W. got a wryWet $42..000. ?lest week did 822.000. EllsFitzgerald and Alm You're the One, Innext,

The Strand (2.758 seats: $33.$00 /valueswinge) le Mao suelertng betauee of film.Ileecreona for Three la on screen. OnOf1.0t are Ray Noble band. Yvette. andOnege Toppi. tiet to pull a poor $18,003fG eecond week of the bill Poet Meek.er.derl Thursday (131, scored a small430200. Raymond Scott. plus StrateberrySaude, will be next attraction.

The Roxy (3.833 swat; *36.000 housesnug*) is set to do an okeh 440.000 torreeled week of Western Union and siege.dew with Bob DuPont. Smeoehless MarieBella and the TeIndus. Poet week.ended Wednesday (12). brought In anifty 147.000. Booker Jesse Kaye le !M-ing up, an ced-Unie show as the heat at -mutton with Tobacco Sold. Joe B.Inward and 'Three Salter have beensigned.

the Music Hall (6,200 mote: $84.000house averagel opened Muted (19)with This Thing Called Lore and usual>III stage production. Will probably col-lect around $80,000 for 1U opening week.The one -week run of Artrossa endedWeinceday (12) with a mall $65.003.

Lore's faille (9,327 seats: 422".300 house

Buffalo Takes DiveWith Straight Pix;Century Juicy 10G

817VTAI.0.-WIth a return to mildweather, the vourlefiliners are lookingReward to a big week. alUto competitiveattraction*. math as Term the Wine Bel&Cal at the Palace, burly house. and Mytaster Ritter, the legit comedy at theErlanger Theater. will undoubtedly, cutM. The Bistfalo (seating capacity. 3.500:Maw average, 012,500) opened well forreek of February 14 despite a pouringmin, Cab Calloway-* Cotton Club Or -thrum and mews dominate the stage.Caring hernia with the Four MileBrothers- Callowoy features Avis An.cruse, Look and Brown, Antic and Aland.

ChuBarry. Crecy Cole, the Cab Jivers. and

tee Six Cotton Club Boys. Cross Is ex -petted to reach at least $17400. Tit IsRoad/hew. ?Or week ruled February 19Ow Buffalo took n nose diva with &straightPre p04Icy, tallying only $10.000. Pinwere So tads Our Night and Maisie Wasa Lady,

The Century (stating capacity. 1200:Douse menage. 46.)00 for strsight rantIsiekMao) Is stinking to It broken -workrude policy and until &ogee, Midget.mot flesh Moths. arrive February 20for three days. bowie In biding its timewith double pax. Tar week Of February

Anita of Suez and Remedy for Rickelate being screened. According to open -

day (llauratey), grow will not ex -

avenue) U expected to Pull around020.003 with the first run of Suck Pei-tures mid !stage bill with, Belle Bake -Hal Leroy. ar,d Berne Kay's ork. Forweek ended Wednieday (121, Johnny Mc.Deels band. Eunice Reedy. Joan Merrill.and Diamond Brothers and the film.Flight Coniniand, pulled a good 420,000.

Kaye Ork Socko$30,000 in Philly;Fay's Beats Average

THILADTI.PHLe-garie Theater, seat.tog capacity. 4,000: home average forstraight picture booking, $14.0001 hitone of the, heaviest grosses of the masonfor the week ended Thursday )13) with$30,500 In the tlile It was Sammy Kaye'sorchestra all the way for the money.making. overcoming a rainy opening desand building terrifically on the weekdaY*to holiday proportions with hie "SO Yenwent to Lead A Band' contest. No helpfrom the screen'., Sir lessons FromModest* La goner. Kaye neat ft-atm:redTunnel Ryan, Charlie Wilson, JimmyBrown, Arthur Wright. Three /Cadets,Stotler Twine: Cries. Croce. and Louis.end the Tame Nonchalance. Matatioapersonal appearances all over townhelped Paula end gross eweeeded houseexpectatiors.

New bill opened Friday (I4) figuredon a much lighter 1118.0:0 consideringanother relay opening, with the ecreanairioneomosee for Vitae expected to helpthe -.32hilnY (Scat) Deets orchestra onthe stages along with Julie Sherwin,Johnny Downs, Sue Ryan. end the Die-men! Brothers.

Tay's Theater (orating capacity. 2200:house average. $8.000) enjoyed a profit-able week ended Wednesday (12), holt.day helping. with $7.300 for MaxineMahon 0110 Irma Vegeta, ID the striploads, Vaucle lintoup Included DonArms. Memos and Allen. Bobby Tinkusand Ruth Totter, and Smith, Revers. andEddy. with house hind and Dilly lUalse'house ore. Ride, Kelly, Ride on thescreen.

New bill Opened Thursday (13) potntsblew to $7.300. Burly's Eleanor Sheri-dan and Annette Ross share billing withIaxaJa Dadie White, along with the 10Roxyettea for the dense Urn and Maleyand Clayton, the Del Rios, and aforinmarid Pope rounding out the tYU, Viers"Queen, Mester Delectfee on tha screen.

Wash. Biz Weak;Pay Day May Help

WAS111NOTON.-bIldoncoth pay dayon the 13th Ls the only optimistic DoteIn parent thew biz even then moder-ate toke L Indicated Warmers' Earle,showing Arizona for week endlcs Feb-ruary 20, expecte a good 117.300. Otagotests the Pitchman. Loper and narrate.Calgary Brothers. Oche Archer. and theRoxyettee. Last week Ming Called Lovebettered estimates with a good $182100.

LOWS Capitol. with Solt of MewedCristo. Metres to reach a weak 414,000for week ending February la. Stage givenover to Benny MerefTes Funzaffre unit.Picture. Road Show, last seek dippedlower than expected. with a lousy 312,300.

fwd"4°0' 7"t ark ended February Palomar Gross Down12 the Century leaved atth the pie Mr,

Ind Mrs. Smith and The Saint at Men*Peke. Take wee a yule' $10500.

Indianapolis LyricTops House Average

INDIANAPOLIS.-Arlo on d'OsIng daytiebn.iszy 13) kept the Lyric (1.822

groos for week'a engagement of1%,os Orer Hollywood down to 49.500,ablch atilt 454 above the 68300 average.

eaow headlined 13Insone Simms edelte?re/ Jr. Roy Rowe,. Dorothea Kent, and

Deane. with severel esippolthig

Pix was Ifoneyrnoon for Three.

StiArrtig. Wnsib,-With 11 74100C 550Wheaded by Rube Denureet. the Palomar'Theater (1.430 sear) fell a little belowthe 0.5.7e0 meet* last week. grossing8.5.200.

Included In the show were the Four KitHats, thee Tone Wong Troupe, Joan Spald-ing, and Art Doke.

On the sensor were laden' On a Rain-bow and Remedy for Riches.

Ada Leonard 64CDAYTON. 0.-The Colonlat didn't do

so welt with Ada Leo0ard and Her AXI-OM Band plus the perudo-strip teaseshe gave while wielding the baton. Oroesreceipts wove down to 65,400.

Hour of Charm,"Virginia" Big 40G at Chi;S -L Hollywood Unit 17112G; Oriental Good

CHICAGO. Feb. 1a.-Chicago Theatercease thru with the expected 400yr:mm.4 on the appeal of the Andrew'sLinters and °CDC Krupe, with indliferent&Wittman front the picture Poor Mothers.State -take bad a good work wfth AIBeriberi unit, Screwballs or 2942, grossingemend 170. Piz wan South of Sere.Oriental Tlavattr hit a neat 360 with tbo

9,000 See "Red"Unit in 3 Days

HARRISBURG, lee-In a three-day runat State Throne* here Tehruary 3 to 3 theRod, Not, and Lonely Resew, girl showwith Mlle Hinkle and Ills Red Hoe Ork.drew 0,000 at 28 cents for ir.sttneter and44 cents and 28 cent* at night. Moviewas Gtrf In SAC Nests, starring MargaretLockwood.

Johnny Downs OkehBPRIKOPIELD, Mee.-The three-day

vauderilm hill that cloned at the CourtSquare Theater Saturday (8) drew p0011crowds at all shows. Johnny Downs wasfeatured In Bombay Nights end the pittens Meater Drreccere.

Unit (locally tagged) Deets Merril Way.On the road *how le known st. AelefiCennedelir5 on Parade. Picture wee UlfParade of fete

Current week shoos the Chicago The-ater keeping Up Its strong pace. Phil0Pitelivra Hour of Charm girl band unitcombined alth sock picture, Virginia.should being in $40300. State -take The-ater,. with a Western nicker and StarsOver Hollywood unit, featuring 857.03114Simon, Ls horded for a good $17.00). OeI-ental. 5101 Louis Arnutrong and a septaunit, wilt equal its last week's figure.$10,030. Picture is San Trancime Docks,

Revue Okch in KCKANSAS CITY. Mo.-Reeve tagged

Nee:refry Parade grossed better -mar,par $7,200 here for the work ended Ten.ruary 6 at S. Bernard (Barney) Jolfeee'Rawer Theater: Acta 1r.einded De.Iday.Moore and Martin, Emily Darnell, theThree Cards, Glamour Otris. and LesterHarding Plc was W. C. Fields' TheRank Deck

Tor week ended January 80'b. o. wasaverage 46,000 wttb stripper TIrrastarring In above Wasted Neptune Fre-tire. Acts included Jack Major, Pedroand Rafael, Kirk and Clayton. and Turm.Pie, Sir Lessons from Madame La Zona.

Reviews Of Units`International Casino Revue'tRattrued Saturday Etwainp, February 8,

at Palace Theater, Akron,Dominated by girls, tote of than and

gOod leokors, too. this Is one of the More.lest units to appear here In a Ione time.

Onit Is made of sateen) standard %tunaand onto. about 80 Orbs In line, oneof the beat lame thorium seen here Inmessy meow, Dancing precision le goodand cornumlng is colorful. They ap-pear Mien and stay on long, even usinga Runway for close-up Inspection.

Acts range from a tricky trained patchturn to ballroom dancing. Gorton'sRacketeer% dog turn, *Down considerableIngenuity In routintng. it. serves wallthe cause of laughter.

The Del Oros present Spanish demon.backed by the chorus. Operating with-out erwee, program Includes Cho andLee. Bobby Morris, Leo Keleon, BarberaVernon, and the Hartasit Muon dancers.'Trio audience le left to Ulentify thetalent: no essay task. Trom those as-sorted entertainers coulee an unusualexhilaition of physical control. nutcomedy routine that provides several guf-faw*. some Moos and some more danc-ing. The lack of crediting the Sets Isdoubtless due to the show's convictiontest girls and 121000 girt are what thecustomr-,n are Interested in-and thecustomers probably are.

Screen. Behind the News (Rep.).Res McConnell.

"Stars Over Ifollywood"(Rerhereet at the. Chimp° Theater, Chf-oasro, Friday Afternates, February la)

Unit has a more or lees knocked -to -Reiner appearance. falling to we to theultimate the Went of which It Is com-posed. Opening Is conabitent with title.depleting a scene at a Hollywood pre-view, but subsequent Mu not only showpow production belt also fall to followthru on theme.

Show has an ezoellent line, vlach add,a lot to the glamor content. The Holly -wool talent veneer, as visual. omatrIbuteethe lean to the show. Shirley Dente ismore active than the wan detrg a songand a dance and a little comedy. but notwith the necessary polish to tank as aprofeasiocuil vaudevillian. Dorothea, Kentdoer practically nothing at alt, and de.Ferree little mention. The star, Melon*Simon, has Improved her stage technique*Mee her appearance to the III -fatedmuetcal. Three After Three, and does aselling job on The Lest Time I Saw Peril.not by virtu* of her voice. but becausethe lyric Is a natural for a Pernoby.

The comedy quote is more than welltaken tare of by Mlle Toy Jr.. RoyRoger, the Mercer Brothers, end ClydeHager. Tors take -Ott on Nelson Eddy.worse false teeth, la hilarious. his eecentrie done -rig Intrattable, his tropes:anon ofthe oriental Eddie Toy delightful. lunyRoger ts a plenty funny guy. His self-sionfirknt idyl' and comical pan reflects

Well In the audience thru an Immediateand hearty response. Despite the factthat Ids trop -eating bit is also done byChar Clinic and his burly aka withDorothea Kent is hoary, his acrobatic.,rind miseellaneoua nonsense make him adiaUcat meet to the show. The fiercerBrothers, provtde seseral anit)elng danraroutines. Dmeolally good ts Ilene btu -Imagist, of ballroom dance teams. ClydeHagar, the pitchman. goes tbru Ms po-tato peeler sake spiel, followed by hisstccgoanthettng businers, with no dimly -Mien In tiw audience )owls that his actregularly precipitates,.

Selby end Wiens o relatively new wantafford the dance s.pecialty numbers anddo a pretty good Bob. 110104y Men Qui:-tot sing one bong and accompany pro-duct ton numbers. Welter Davidson.house band leader, conducts a com-munity zing.

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JOB KIRK Mopped off In Chi fee aweek on his way to the Cosset to appearIn a picture for Liniversal.

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24 The nil?board NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE February 22, 1941

Locw'8 State, New York(Re-a-cacd Friday Srenino, February If)

Good, standard nett and Universal'sDuck Prioater, with Abbott and Castello.Made eseryibing lovely at the box °Meehere the week. The army missed a betby not having a recruiting booth in thefoyer,

Alt W. Loyal and hie dogs open thestage tare, and the canines' trick', pleasedthe crowd. A hind -stead on a tightwire by one of the matte and some nestententos of the ate end of some wooden-bac:idled uteri blades by another are out-standing.

Hal LeRoy taps off four nice routines.He la a good technician, work,, sincotaty.and wee well received. Ws nonchalanttap bit while sitting In a chair is a cleverClown

Belle Bake: took oven' the customers,running the gamut of songs. old andnew, from Down Argentine Way to DelMir Bat du Schoen. Her dialect andballade are wild solidly. A drama-tized version or The Last Time 1 SawParte airsick an especially receptive note.With the Mistime* wanting mom.

Walter Dare Wahl and his rubber-Ilimbea partner, John Trams, performedtheir tangled acro work to weird laughs.Closed with stralaht and extremely dif-ficult hand-to-hand work. Big reception.

Hattie Kay and hts 12 -piece hand dida good tight job on arrangements.Swung out on 'Beat Me Daddy. Firetrelark Whistle, and a medley fromDying Berlin tunes. Vera Fern. OCTO".batlo dancer, and Men Comma fern vo-calla, aro featured In apecialtim. KenHealy, pianiat, also vocalises and squeezesthe accordion. A mei renclinon of RoseOf WashIngton Sahara Is the finale.

Ruby Zwerling's pit ork handkd therest of the shoe. Harold Humphrey.

RICO Palace, Cleveland(Revfrwed Friday Afternoon. February 14)

David Dims show this week ranksamong the bed of the mamma Sur-rounding Joe Ventars band, en ordlenuyone with the exception or a top-notchdrummer. Barrett Deans, with the An-drew Staters. Buster West and LucitePaige, and Meth!. Barnes. ho gal etc -high manila. The fatr-stred openingshow crowd canto to tea and hear theAndrew /listen and were not Map -pointed as they bang The Ferryboat Sere-nade. Mean fo Me, Rhumboogia ScrubMe Magma. With a Boogie Brat: ROGIVOWongle Bugle Roy. and The herr IMMOMAO- Thok well -deserted encores.

Before show ended. however. patronsrealized they hut enjoyed and applaudedas tray for Buster West and Mae Paigeand Muhl° Barnes an they had for theAndrew Utter& West has played Cleve-land on tunneroua oceasione, with WU*change In his dance routine, but he stillrtmattUi on top. His stuff la afferent,than any other on the board.. and tee -and to his pleasing personality and man-ner of presentation. Tim solo acrobaticdance number by Ltaellie Paige and herOatortly dance duet with Buster puts theproper finithlne touch to the set.

Mae Banton N n nifty cOmblisation ofKeener Powell end 11111 Robinson, andher fast tapping and tinkling tent won

Vaudevillethe hearts of the customer,. who calledbet beak foe three maga, Her bestnumber wow done without orchatra.Venuti band's ounaanding number wasA Cocktail Novelty, an unusual arrange -meat of about in longs. each one playedby a different trairurnena With all in-Atrumonts being played at the same time.number ends up in good melody, witheach song molly diatingutahable. Vocal -fits with the band are Kay Starr. whooffers a pleasing deep blurt race, andDon Darcy. a tatr baritone.

Picture la Hudson's Roy.Oscar A. Bergman.

Music Hall, New York(Kreletool Thursday Evening, Feb. 13)

The producnon staff was not preparedto present an entire new show when Itass decided to pull AHDOTtA after a week'srun. As a rerun. throe of the five cur-rent scene, are repeats of the last show.It is explained that they are repeatedduo to aired. telephoned, and writtenrequests of patron..

Show Is still Bench in theme, employ-Ing only one outside act (the Juveleal.The opening (new) features the expeattytrained ballot gala Oa) in a delightfulInterpretation of Degas'. painting At theOpera.

The Jurclys, mixed team balancingwith bails. have a swell novelty act. Theman dales DM* of nature by balancinghts blond partner on rubber Dana (one.two, and finally four) placed perearionalyon lets head. During a couple of thandaring feats ho alto balances himself ona teetering contraption. Goad enter-tainment.

Ito rest of the bill wee seen last week,It Includes the Parade of the Provinces,In which mixed Oleo Club groups read'out In peasant Ceetumes, featuring HenryCalvin In a spirited vocal nolo. Anotherbrightly Staged parade number aces theChoral ensemble marching In front ofthe Arc d Triomphe. The !lockable re-peat their predators dance they performedat the Dance Trativel In Parts In 1037and, to the finale, the choral =amble.fronted by Hart Llppy. singe The kartTime I Sofe. Paris. The ending ts ratherdisjointed. since It rightfully belongedIn the continuity of loot week's abort -lived bill.

The symphony orchestra, directed byErn* nape*, phys erlectIona from Carmenfor lie overture.

On screen. Columbian, Vat ThingCaned In-.'. T,oks like a two-week plc-ture. Business off last show opening day.

Sam Hontgberg.

Colonial, Dayton, O.(Reddred Friday Altentoon, Feb. 14)

The Colonial stage looks like an Af3CAPcome/Won this week, with five "Sorra-=Man on Parade' In the persons ofCharles Tobias. Peter De Rose, J. FredCoots. Jack Lawrence, and the veteranJean Schwartz. Between them the boy;have written many htto now barred fromthe air, but such reference as L madeto this part of the game Is done dis-creetly. with Tablas expreesIng the hope

LOUISE SHANNON"MERRY-

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appearing with F U N Z A FIREWeek of FEBRUARY 20-Fl3tbush Theatre. BrooklynWeek of FEBRUARY 27-Windsor Theatre, Bronx

ZERBY p WIERE (dancers)On Tour With "Stars Over Hollywood"

currently - STATE -LAKE THEATER, CHICAGO(return engagement)

BIG TIME CRIPStill on Tour With LOUIS ARMSTRONG

Currently-ORIENTAL THEATER, CHICAGOPcfsOna Manses, lot CLAM

Reviewsthat everything will be straightened out

raeept for Ibblas. who acts as createIn addition to singing hie men tongs snithelping out elm other boy. occasionally.the Composers remain at the Irorlea offotir pianos rar.ged along the rear of thewage, Preliminarla consist Of Tobtasinging That's a Popular Song to Wux-i:ate "how" to write a Boum Introductionof the players; Willie's Jong he wrotefor Bridle Cantor, are, Rut You're Suet!,and a medley of Victor Herbert melodieswhich are unnecessary and nearly,drowned out by the house orchestra.

Then the boys get down to real bag -WW1, playing end angIng in Siansnatches of their most popular huts. erAl -Mg in each case with full renditionof a nurnber. The audience me.* eachfamiliar tune with heavy applause. Theboys have a swell act and go o'er Mg.

Stubby Prank (Panay) Sanborn, whosepantomimic work has been a joy onnand. bine and In tonic. these manyyears, repeat, with /as familiar routine,opening with sane prince with a ataagein which ho outwits him In magic. Thenho sane Into his Xylophone playing. firstIn a nonsensical interlude and endingwith some beautiful legitimate playing.

Allen and Kent do well enough withmodern taps end then bring on Maudand Jim Kennedy, a couple of oldsterswho reap the bulk of applattao with theiretepping, which goes so far as includingthe jitterbug.

The rive Canteteellye open the bill withE lmo dining work on high ladders, work-ing by twos and threes In hazardousStunts, finally with two of the numberon a trapeze suspended on is pole heldby a pair standing on a high unrup-punted ladder.

Corny but apparently what the cm -tamers want is the net of Ginger Man -nest. who Urinates but dons not approachIn effectiveness Martha Itnye and PantileBrim pliaw a few snatcher on the piano,singe a bit. dances, and finally lands Inthe footlight gutter. Rob Adams.

RKO-Boston, Boston(atedetiat Thursday Earning, Feb. 1J)

Theo a double pix bill usually denoteaecoompinving mediocre vaude, on thisbill only the Mins locked bad. 'This wasone of the beet balanced five acts cornhere.

Atter o moan home ork fikapsofy med-ley overture baton -c1 by Larry Clint, whoeta" niece or lust etrisrest the show, cameTom and Betty WomPr, terp comb0.Did a burlesqued litterbug bit, followedby Tom's atrut complete with topper endcane. Bringing down the house was thegaps vocal of Minnie the Moocher, pcoompanied by wacktroo dancing. Tonicame back with clever but old dancingwith a dummy. Strong net, very wellreceived

Prank Parts, unlike most puppeteers.tine no ehielda or platform& First was rumba dancer, then the canal balletdancer, A jitterbugging rriannegan.etc -may conceived Sonia lleale, and aluminous skeleton that had the audiencetaring.

Tim billing went to the third act, theICidoodiera four boys, who did a bang-up job singing and playing in claw har-mony stampeded by toy whistles,horns, pianos. and other toy shop knick-knacks. With only a single guitar andtheir 'mica to keep the audience fromswearing they were watching a Dana'Silly Symphony. did four numbers andencored with a novelty arrangement orBig Rad Wolf.

Next was ROM= Timber& assisted byJudy Kelly. The billing rivould havebeen visa versa. She did some terrificeccentric tapping and gagging, whileTimbers offered- clever and well likedsort -shoe taping. Ilia fiddle playing tothe gala warbling was strong. Patterand pace very good and they came backfor several bone.

An exceptionally floc balancing act, theThree Arnold,, two guys and a gal.closed. Did exoeltent and breath -takingtatlanclng and climb:log. with the onlytour note being their corny gagging.

The pix were Dead Man's Shots andRiling on a Rainbow. Coming In foetour days next week is Den Bernie.

Fred Gottesman.

Irving, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.IRevrearret Thursday Afternoon, Feb. Ill

A well -Maenad show with Tots of ap-peal for the patron. Opener la Don Co,-telko and the Californians. three well -modeled glib In attractive granulates go-ing thru a colorful dine ratitme to the

accompaniment of Don's tinging ofSouth Amerioan Way. Tra gale militarytap and Costelloa tap specialty Were areamatted, with their crowning nutria::being the Latin American scene, whenCo Elio banging out tbe rhythm on hisbongs.

Kathlynn Berne. NBC star, clickedwith her ressillilan of Dream Valley sineDonkey Serenade, but when she ICOMCIIwith bet ma and pa on OW Man Mose IsDead the applause became louder. Ittofurther ',cored In a battle of buck andwing with the jitterbug style, with tarolder couple finally going into the swingmate& Miss Byrne clic:eased with achorus or In the Arms 0,1 f are U. 5. A

A take -off on the draft by Owego Nitalo and Coeval featured by comicalentice of two alleged earners, straightestby a neatly attired captain. brought coo.linnet laughter as the hater put tbo pairthen drill paces.

Raynor Lena creme, was at Ms bratwith his gags when playing opposite hisgirl stooge and Willie. his slick mimedancer, who caught the audience's favor.Lehr did well himself by doing thedances called out by patron.. Ills weof an overate cigarette lighter. broughtup by orchestra kegler Don McLuskie, andtwo newspapers foe the fan dance evokedmany chuckles.

Roberto'', Society Circus, featuringponies, dogs. a monkey, and a aeratormule, went well with the children art:Adults alike. Don Ite_Lunktet pit or-chestra overawed with Cod Bless Arneaice. Jai Ytterberg agency booked theahow.

Pia Is Always a Rade. Milt Miller.

Fay's, Providence(Roeteued Friday Vetting, February It)

With Louis Prima's ork playing op -paration fat the Metropolitan). DamSchoolera SwInghearts, tart band, andsurrounding bill held their own beteBand not only given a good acoount ntWelt in its own Mints but dote sootjob with the show music, leaving Jo-SpREIIISIO'A 110121C band only a pop malto overture to perform, Opening withNight Ride. the 20.pleee girl unit follow)with an early Amer/ran medley In mod-ern tempo. In this the vocal trio alaian effective job on I Lone You relay.

Thompoon Brothers and Hama aro In-troduced by &border, wbo 003006 to Ildditton to doing the baton weenie. Open -Mg with a brief vocal, 1 near Musk', triogod Into It ahag-tap routine. Girl thingives a clever triple -tap ado followed bymale duo Inn good Paul Draper-teringroutine. Three close with a tap climax,:by a Mat one -foot spin.

Rhumb:eerie by girl band gets jamaddicts warmed up. Pretty Jean *molthandled the vocal, on Maybe and VW.My Darling Daughter. Demand. for en-core wont Unheeded by &MOW, whotook the !spotlight to display his talentIn a piano rendition of Linda Serenanungeelan Rhapsody. Oats then deserttheir tnatrumenta for a glee club menentatlon of Yours 1. MV Heart Mon,.straight and In swing, In which vealtrio-Dolcal Cale, Citrinsi Manley, antPeggy Weber-and soprano solobt JeannePhillips do good work st the Mika.my Evans. with flashy paraphernalia antunequaled foot -juggling talent, clickswith his familiar routine.

A eansphonle medley by band givesviolin trio, Dine Juana Jean Phillips.and Peggy Cacao; Jan Baker, _phonetwo trumpets at the game time: MeadNelson, with the Fax, and Greta Gera" -Cot (a Providence Irma. with trumpet, achance to Men out In Raises PerpetimlMotion. Dancing Tambearrine, and Flightof Bumblebee. Banat Ming group. tiefareetteples (Juno Oliver. guitar: MargieSpeed, piano: Shirley Harass, tax:masaBetty Sloan, clarinet: Dolores Galadrums, and Jan Baker, xylophone), tarsgo to town.

Bert Howell and Walter Battle. Villatheir derisie !Minor. had things their ownway tromout. Howell's tenor voice antuko playing In mandolin manner .1Nearness of You and. later. Ms alone'bowtng of Indian Lore Call score. as doesBattles dancing. Tor finish, band giroVictor Herbert's March of the Toys. withfront IMO taring toy instruments at colpoint. Pic, Ride, Kelly. Ride.

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February 22. 19.11 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 25

Committee To Run AGVA 60 Days;Haddock Tossed Out; Barto Quits

Claims FischerOwes $270 in Fare

NNW YORK, Feb. M. -Byrne ntenonand C.oroptiny, adagio tourscene withClifford P. Plte.her's Palter Orrforr unit.lodged a complaint with the AmericanOulid Of Variety Artists here againstthe producer. claiming an unbind toetaof signore 4370 for tranapoeintion, Unitvu ginned by AOVA collier thie season.

A heeling was limed Gib week. andpitcher denied the charge. The matter isbeing 00tieldeted by the union's nattonalhoard.

Vaude Replaces BurlAt Tivoli, Brooklyn

NEW YORK. Pet. IL -The Tivoil The-ater, Brooklyn. has switched from a burlyto nude policy. Switch wee canted bya wareny of burly talent. Howe openedabout two months ago with talent comemg in from the Midwest Circuit

First vandal bill opened yesterday (14).Raw eonsiete of ttnertek and Cook.Peon Robbing, Three Comae*, JerryLed', Stuart and Taylor. end nen Yost'sNew Yorkers.

House will co:intone to one double -na-tures. There wilt be three shows daily.Eddie Sherman Ixoks.

Vaude Maybe for2 Minnie Houses

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 15. -The pewit.witty that %nude may be added to thePi -melee and Meth theaters bete may putthe Local nude satiation Into the tattletend NAP. Currently the Orpheime andthe Minneetna are battling it out withname altreotions.

The Alvin is oesstempteting full -weekmerle end the Princes, a gent week.

Holyoke Mad at "Dirt"In Golden Gate Revue

HOLYORE, MA., Feb. 15-A promisethat more dametion will be therm inOne perfOrmanoes was given to MayorHenry J. Teepeert tan week by theHolyoke Theater after a visit by theponce had disclosed alleged clique Mates Tie Golden Oefe RA4-140, which endedlie engagement Saturdey (81.

"PositSeely filthy" wea the report sub-mitted by the rice squad to the mayor,ibo threatened to revoke the license ofthe theater.

Chattanooga Drops VaudeCHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb. 15. -The

Cap:tot Theater dropped nude lase week.h was Mktg' our by Independent Mea-nie, Inc. and reopened an a multetrirnerThanlunation Day. 1040, FOr severalnub it literally packed 'ens In. Andthen a tong alump that cooled the man-sgeromit to drop nude and to featuretwo bank night* each week. Polley weetour tots. [one-m.40y. full week. "RigSure Vodvtl" was featured In the news-paper Ada. but no "big time acts wereRelight In. Adenish wee 20 cents. 25Cents, and 30 cents.

CAI Sets "Truth" DatesNEW TORR. Feb. 15. -Larry Puck, of

C: :.mina Artiste. Inc., has lined up some454:itionel dater for Ralph Edwards' airt hose. Truth end Coneopiencei.

The unit, which played at the Pos. St.Louie. last week, will open At the Or-pheum. Minreapoila. March 28, and theWnematn Tbeater. Milwaukee. April 4.The show Is set to play the major cube.Oilier dates are being lined Up.

Rapp.* Drum, Cindy, ReopensFeb. 16. -Barney Rapp's

8411 Of the Drum. dark the Last twoMonths. reopened lad nigbt ea nn 'wryneeee." with the Aulger Woe' conmenyPrerenUng the old melte:, Adrift le NewTrek or Her Tim Fehe Step, het for anindefinite athy, Troupe will de one showi Mot.

Happet own band will 1/7.6y.

Max Turner Widow AgentsCHICAGO. Feb. 15. - Era Turner.

six.ew of %Lex Thyme. late booker forBalaban At Mite has gone Into HieMenet Abbott oreetnization as an agent.She is picking Up old teattecte mode byher husband when he was an artletze rep.

3 Big NiteriesVie for HavanaCarnival Trade

HAVANA. Feb. 15.-Preperatory toa tarting Havana's colorful canandIA'attueday (10) when the lid is oft, theminers. of local night dub, sod Ninel-bonus are putting on new shows.

The National Casino opened a new*how Tuesday Olt cementing of BobbyMay. Mettler: Diana Denise, musical tom.edy: Pierce and Roland. dancers: andthe Chroter Hale Girls. The two Cubanortheetrea. Mothers Le Belied and thePalan Mothers. have charge of the music.

A new roedhouse attracting a kit ofattention IA Teo s. located on thetrounces of the Villa Mena estate, whichformerly we. the residence of the Ameri-can ambassador. Sbow features Liraand Lai* Monza. Mawr*: GrentellnUnice. Cuban soprano:. Violl. dancer;Rlcexdito; the Three Meek Dtamondieand a girl Charge. Ortheastme are AlfredoBrno and thenventelo Leen. 'The Ham-mond ittectrle organ is played by MermenKohn.

The old stand-by, San Souct. still boldsIts own. Snow conenting of the Stadlers,dancers: Monte* Moore. Magni MinnaAddison. dancer; Flpidto and edam.rtiroba dancers and the Can Sendorcheetra.

Three Package Shows SetCHICAGO. Feb. 15. -Weems, Inc., is

producing complete package snows fornight clung. The first of them openedlad night at Hotel theollet. Minneapolis,with Lathrop Brother* and Virginia Lee.Rica Martine. Allan Carney. Thelma Har-land, and Billy Ilser's ark. Another willopen nest Tuesday 118) at the LookoutHouse, Corinetnn. Kr., with the Menne-minus of Mayfair, Jaek and Jill Warier.the Three teethirten. Ouy Cherney. andHenry Sennett ark. Third .hOW opensMarch El at the Netherland Mom lintel.Cincinnati. with the Pittlate Demers,duetted by Itertlett Smith. and Colletteand Barry,

Buying Better ActsCHICAGO. Pub. 15. -With change of

ownership, the Allb1 Club. North Sideniter,. her effected s new talent policy.which cells for higher priced acts. Fleetshow under tier new program open* Feb-ruary 21 with Sid Torrack and the RasMothers, Bernette and Parkes, a lino of12 girls. and several other scut as yetunsigned. Johnny King booked the tendShow. Oernershtp changed recently fromArt Peterson to Chanty Conrad. LouPine Le the manner.

New BernI Vici UnitCHICAGO. Feb. IL -Count Bend Viet

and Billy Diamond ham collaborated ona new unit Pan American Follies, whichopens In Des Moines. la February 20,followed by Sioux City. Davenport, andCedar Rapids.

Unit carries the Three /Timm TitoVaiden, Buddy Howe and Jean Cerro%Al Samuels, and Company. Helen O'Hara,Hector and Pale, a 13.piece band, endline of 12 gifts.

Vaudeville NotesANTON SCIIIILIA Is lining up acts for

a revival of hu Wakakal Nights. Unit tsalready set toe 10 weeks, with the Open -toe slated for the middle of April.. .

OWEN mamrrr, wyio closed his Conti-nental Hest Wen. unit two weeks ago toJump to Atlanta to attend the funeralof ha Meter, la Ill at the borne of hisbrothereln-law there 'LICK Loessopens ?Tidal (21) at the Colonial. DO -ton. 0.. jumping In from VIII, Madrid.Pittsburgh.... 8OLLIE CIM.DS has re-joined hts Femme.. as' Pun unit aftera several weeks' rest at hte home inPine Pfeifle La., to mend front Injuriesmatalned in A recent auto Math.

PAUL AND GRACE HARTMAN havestarted that routines for the pie Sunny.which stare Anna Neagh) and EdwardEverett Horton. . . All.AN JON/Hwinds up en Eastern seaboard concerttour and Pridey (21) bits the air on theMate Smith Hour,

ELLA LOGAN got, into the Para-mount, New York, February 26.

JOE CARSON'S Studio Scandal, unit.led Oardinern Sensation. of 5041. andJune Csrr'e Parisian Creations are cur -(See VAUDEVILLE NOTES on page 34)

(Conthstred front pops 4)dinnierral follows: 'This action was In -aerated by and thru deciding vote ofone man. This one man, Dewey Rum,for the pact ale months has been comas:-ently acting eanteut the Intervals ofvariety performers. Thee action la thelilt attempt to continuo hie policywhich the Chicago, Detroit. Cleveland.Pittsburgh. and Cincinnati Merle re-pudiated at a conference only two weeksago. These %Cala pane me a completevote of coondents."

When a vote on Haddock's dientissalwas taken, a ems to Mx %be restated.Barb, is preektent. cart the deektingtote against Haddock.

Marto on previous *cc/atone statedthat he bra an4 wilt work In the in-terest& of the performer and *aid thereason for Ma rengnstien Is to Arvidany thought. or dictatorship do theMIr.ds of performers. No felt that whenmembers began to look at him ma one.MAO union It was time to get Oklt andgive the inden a better chance to prosper.

AOVA's turmoil la a year and a halfold, Miring which time not one of thefour executive secretaries (Manta Made.Dorothy Bryant, Joan Mule, and Hod -

Five in Year mid HalfThree posers, one stzike-out le the

earls so far for AOYA's exec secre-taries In the year and wren monthsine union has been to existence. Allwere appointed. The were:

Maids Meade -4,11y 27, 1030, to Sep-tember 25. 103e (tosegned).

Docothy Dryunt--October 2, 1039, toDecember 20. 1039 (resigned).

Jean Muir-Decinster 20. 1930, toMemel Pt. 1040 (resigned),

Hoyt Haddock-Tebniery 8. 1040. torehreary 10. 1041 (dieenteseel).

Ocrald thitten-February 14. 1041to t

deck) were able to bring unity orprogress. The own:rotten Is now Indebt to ether ?bur A unions to the tuneof over 1100500.

Interested members of AOVA heresearripalening for Monday's meeting wedthat they will tight for local autonomyand representation on ACIVA's natlineelboard. They feel that bowie of AOVA(Seer Cora. to Run AGVA on papa 35)

Talent AgenciesSEROR ABA001T. former dancer, baa

Opened a talent agency In Now York.. ,LOOTS MeKENNA will do production forthe Columbia Entertainment Bureau,New York.

HERMAN FIALKOFP, New York book-er. any, there It A scarcity of talent forthe South American marke4.

CON8C4.111ATIth °schoenen 8 Produc-none. comonsu, his added to Its booksthe Neon and Chateau dubs. Louleallle,Ky.: Sterne's C0111. Poeta:00Mb. 0.; Win-ton Hotel. Hamilton, 0. and the Museof Muck and New Wender Der. Cincin-nati. Al Daum handles the olliec'e clubbookings; Alb Dahlman. the cocktailunite. and Wally Johnson. bones.

EDWARD 8110181180N. former man-ager of the Nernerion County Club. Fall..marg. N. Y. le new beet ht the rennin -ennui of the Motel Breslin, New York.

ALLAN RUPEFtT Its.. returned to hisNew York office after trip to the South.

TONY eana.ms adds Evergreencsmoo. prowmptlis. to ht. books. . . .

0. D. MACK. Philadelphia agent, beddedby a heart attack, bas Mee. Mack carry-ing on the affairs of the offko.

WALTER .1, OLUCK. of Buffalo. addedPrank Perron to 'staff. . . . PRANK J.MUCK Buffalo, la taking another oneof his frequent tripe to California, aridstarted by car about February 1.

DONA1.D RYAN Is out of the Fifth Ai*.nue Ilowaltal, New York, after ta siege ofthe nu. and has gone dean to Floridato convalesce.... HARRY KALCHF2/411staff, New York. Is decimated by theboth Harry Levine and Paula Seligmanbeing bedded.

xuctrArt. C. serer 1S', proprietor ofthe lignite agency of Pittsfield. Mame,has Opened a branch office to Albany.N. Y. H. le. Hickman ts in charge.

WILLIAM MORR/nt AOTNCY takes theThree Pepper, under Its managementwith Jolly Joyce. Philadelphia booker.continuing as personal manager. Joycespots the Three Peppers at Goon Club,Baltimore. nitre Ann Howard at JereClub, Miami; Buddy LewIs at McGee'15 Club. Philadelphia. and Ruth Warrenat Cadillac Tavern, Inalledelphita.

N. 8. FELDMAN. Now York agent isconquering the final stages of a two-mita Innen In Mount Sinai Honaltal,

JACK EDWARDS. formerly of Lane.Tree, and Fanned*, be now connectedwith the Arthur Grossman office. NewYork. .. . MAY SHMISIAN has reveredaffiliation with Hotel Attar entertains -meat department in New York,

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 15. -Letting lia-bilities of 115,486 end Akvatel of 562350.Nader* Derkowite. operator of the NewMill Cafe, luta need a voluntary petition'n hanktuptcy. Liabilities cornice ehtenrof debts foe liquor.

Scott, Bernie,Spivak, J. DorseySet for Strand

FEW YORK. Feb. IL -Strand Theaterhse placed band cattnicttotus up to thebeginning of May. Pollowing the cur-rent run of flay Noble, Raymond :ScottHarts in eel:Innen= with MeearbetryBlonde.

ben Bernie edit follow March 14. Pot.dbl. Men then le roouttsw 03 the Dark.

Charlie Spleak with The Sara Wolf willBernie',be eueoream. with Jimmy Dorsey

Opening April It for three weeks.

KID CONTRACTSroononuxt from page .11

problem, In Ito munitions there la 4clause which horde that If minorenters Infancy as an auntie to Meek afar and equttable contract the per.former can be sinpended or barred Crainworking.

Leo Shapiro, theatrical attorney. Metethe need of legislative settees to mikeminces' contraeta legal after the court'.approval la obtained 'Ilv approval ofthe eurrOgeter, while Indurating honor-able Intenteent, will not bind the minerIn a court este

In other then theatrical nettle therehare been et titar caw* In one, A minor,

(Sec KU) CONTRACTS on pipe 31)

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MID -WEST ATTRACTIONSGland Theatre Wt., Celuinbut, Ohio

STANDARD MD 110VEllY ACTS WAVED

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640 lei.6147:467" 1""I" eerall. H. V.

WANTEDAbele Peagie, Cm U and Bees Rape Spinnsn, Cl e1 sod Man Mums fivielirs, and Men*mission Whip Crockets, Hill Lay Artist. Staten. 00.006, any geed Weston Ada,Comedy M. C., WoHlrobo lodles. Addicts all .-_.111 Sr

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Conic), Hart 1.2In Top 10 VotingIn Hirst, "Gazette"

NEW YORK. PeteIla taken Inlb burly houses by the Hirst Circuit andThe Police Gazette have given Ann Conethe title of Queen of Butissque. Thea-ters where the be/toting took place wereIn Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Utica, Bat-ten. St. Louie. Detroit. Dayton. Reading.Washington. Daltinewe. and Norfolk.The Police Gaulle poll was taken leenreader bending In their votes.

First 19 strippers and number of votesIn the Hirst voting were: 11) Ann Corks,0.703; (2) Margie Hart and Harlan MillerBed. 4.142: (3) Maas Wareau. 3,026; (4)Georgia Sot ern. 3,600; (8) Neel Outer.2.088; (8) Amy Fong, 2.010; 47) DianeRowland. 2,002; (8) Scarlett Kelly. 2.001:(0) Pee. 1,859: 110) Rate La Rote.1,803; (11) Zone*. LW: (12) MarlaIle,665.

Upeet In the Hirst poll wax MarianMiller's tie ice second. Margie Hart is aStrong draw in New York Wien, uo the-ater balloting took place.

First 10 In The Police Gazette poll tal-lied up Ann Corea: (2) Mangle Hart;43) Hindu Wemsu: (4) Untie 45) AmyFong: 10) Dian Rowland: (7) Lola DeFor. (8) Gower: Sotherni MartonMiller. (10) Vicki, W011b,

Ihtlft Circuit will pull off a crowningceremony for Mew Corte in Chicago laterOn.

Midwest Mgrs. Okch CircuitCHICAGO, Fob. le -Midwest Man -

agent' Association held a meeting at theBarium llotel. Detroit. Sunday (0). AUmeager attended with the receptionof George Young. of Cleveland. who wasvariously Ill at the time and toted byproxy, All managers expressed a dealreto remain with the Midwest Circuit, andCrane] Opera House. St. Louis. currentlyshuttered. Indicated that It would reopenon the circuit. Several new houses ramieapplication to Join the co-operative burlywheel this fall, and applications weretaken under cor.eideration. Anothermeeting will he held in four weeks.

Youngstown Burly OutYOUNGISTOWN, 0, Feb. 15. -Poe the

third tine ranee stock burlesque weeinaugurated at the Grand last fall, thehouse Is dark. Laat effort lasted MOweeks. MAIM had been maintaining agrind policy, changing principals Fri-days. No announcement on reopening,Jack Kano hal been sponsoring bur-lesque here the past three romans.

MONKEY 1011KLAND, conea brokehis arm In a fall on stage at the JacquesTheater. Waterbury. Conn., recently andL now batting out tee lough a with hlaarm In a ring.

The New work City HomeFor All Show -Folk

HOTEL CLARIDGEBROADWAY AND 44TH STREET

In ff..* n.a,t of Times Sous.anon[ IRyent 9.010

Seecisl Rates to the Profession

S8 Sink,. $10 Double. Without Bath$10.50 Single, 512.50 Double, With Bath

CHORD( Guam MUNITION:SIT. 00 per Week for 5 In One Reeak

tower - lath - end 8.4)..le.peeslt.le To Deft Mt.. Plat..

Lorroaf Boon* In Clearer New Yak.

NEW YORK:VALERIE PARKS returned to the Mel -

Weal Circuit February 7 at the Casmo.Toronto. following her big week at theStar. Brooklyn. . . . 1.1,2'1'ER MONT-GOMERY. producer. says the Casino,Toronto. will probably continue withMidwest Circuit ehows until the close ofthe season about four months hertee.. . . PAT BERNARD is producing chorusnumbers at the Jacque*. Waterbury.Conn., a Midwest wheel spoke. . . .

DONNA DARNELL. a Date Cohn booking.Is set for the local Gaiety. opening Feb-ruary 28. Iteemered from injuries sue-tair.ed in train wreck coming fromChicago Sc. St. Louts with a Hint Circuitshow January 17. . . . STAR. BROOK-LYN. celebrated its 27th mintversaryJanuary 31 week with a big ewe Induct-ing Valerie Parka. Petite Carroll. JuneTaylor. Leone Thuratoes, Dorothy Remy.Morgan Suter.. Tommy Raft, Sten Mille.Danny Tucker. and Tangier:et. plus newand otsborsto Polling costumer,. Febru-ary 7 week had Mimi Lynne featured.. . . VALDA. dancer, held over throewebs at the Republic. Originallybooked for one.

MARGIE HARTS =tinge week (Janu-ary 31 -February 0) no:crenated two extrashows, 000 each on Saturday and Sun-day. . . . E. P. (000 000) PAITLIW.22 pears with the Division of Police toNorfolk. Va., and over a period or 25year. before In *how business, wee guest of Max Rudnick hero last week.. . . VIRGINIA CURTIS recovering froma recent spinal operation In Bt. Luke'sa recent spinal operation in St. Luke'sReveal. Hurt when she fell a few yearsago while riding a horse In a rodeo out-fit. . . . JEAN ROCFIELLE and EddieKaplan opened at the Star. Brooklyn,February 7, . . . PAULINE BRYANT.now Warnba, dancer. was a burly first -timer at the Shiner last two weeks.. . . MOTHER HARMS' right arm se -emcee hurt Al the result of a fall OD theri..o.enrnt an 42c1 Street recently. . . -

MAO DENNISON. cemle. deeptte offers

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WHEN TRAVELING -EASE THE ANXIETIESOF THOSE AT HOME BY SENDING DAILYLOW RATE WESTERN UNION TOURATETELEGRAMS -ONLY 35c FOR THE FIRSTFIFTEEN WORDS.

Buffalo Burly Biz DownDespite Factory Boom

BUFFALO. rtb. 15. -The Palace Thea-ter's burly bur:Mesa La to far off thatDewey Michaels. operator. doesn't knowJust what to offer patrons next.

Acoording to 341chaela. business isabout 20 per cent below that of 1940.which in Itself wasn't nub a goodyear. He blames the current lack of in-terest In burly on a general lack ofspending, which Is also evident at vatide.film hinges and interim Altho talons%ere busy and employment conditionsexcellent, folks appear to be hanging onto their coin.

The Palace Is part of the Midwesternburly circuit booked by Milton Schuster,Chicago. We -bath saes manager of the10 theaters In the circuit got togethermonthly at the Barium Hoed, Detroit.where Idea, to promote business arodi:culled and recasting and new bookInge are docidecl

Michaels now offers one or even twoheadliner, plus an added attraction.several vaude sets, and the 14-01 houseline. Freddie O'Brien is producer here.

latent *edition to the Midwestern cir-cuit Is 'Dna. the Wine Seth Girl. whoopened at the Palace yeeterday. CleorgissSouthern and the Bob Carney ahoy areelated February 21.

Gets $30 Raise- Despite.Contract; But the Agent . . .

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15.- ChriaCOOAA, ventriloquist, currently on tourwith the Sammy Kaye tond, deapttethe fact that a emirate ta in effect.was voluntarily given a $30 weekly in -cream by Kayo.

However, while he's happy to getthe coin, hea tempted to relinquishthe rase. since Part of the eathelle-Limo he pays Ifuele Corporation ofAmerica which booked him. will goto Charlie Allen, who bolds a repre-sentation contract on the strength ofa 60 -day assignment Crow signed ayear and a half ago.

The altuation was recently rule-tristed by a Joint oemmlitee of Amer -teen Guild of Variety Artists and the/atlas' Representatives' Association.Cites yelled foul when Mien was up-held.

Clamage Continues MidwestCHICAGO, Feb. 15. -It was incorrectly

stated In last week's hour that ArthurClassmate. Detroit burly operator, saidibrre Is uo truth to reports that be willcontinue to use Midwest Circuit Shows.

Statement had been Intended to read:'Three is no truth to repeats that hewill not continue to use Midwest Circuitthews."

19trlusque Notes(Communication: to New York Office)

lrom bah circuits, opened at the Tit-bit* February 7. Other new principalsaro Madge Ciutnyle and Diane Logan.

TeDDY UNDERWOOD repeats theGayety. Baltimore, is experiencing It.best season in 20 years. and that AnnCori° broke a 15 -year record there... .TOM PHILLIPS, BAA president, was theSunday Oelebeity Night feature at HaroldMinsky'a -51" Club February 2. . . .MARY WIeL511. dancer, and the SheldonTrio. Aces ace are newcomers to burlyvia the limo. Circuit,

RZNEES. Jerry, and Louie*, modern-istic dareers. closed at the 'Moll, Brook-lyn, Petarthry 13. Beck tee night clubs.

VALDA. who completed three weeks'holdover at the Republic February 8.opened February 17 at Pat and Don'snutty. Newark, N. J., with Leon andEddie', to fellow. . . . ROStTA ROYCEopens cm feature at the Republic Febru-ary 23, following Scarlet Kelfy's week.Marlene return,. March 2. All Phil Reason -berg's bookies:a.... DAVE COHN bookedManny King. Phil Stone, Ernie Harmon.MIDI Charles McNally for the Grand.Canton, 0., which reopened February 21,under Frank Bryana operation. . . .MARCILLITA shifted from the Tivoli.Brooklyn. to the Ptonoer Nut Club lastweek.... MORRIS TRAUB decided sevenweeks' trial of Follies abows at hisTivoli, Brooklyn. was auffliclimt. Re-placed with vuude and chorus February13.... HOWARD MONTOOMPAY, pro-ducer, Is doubling at the Triboro andtaking care or a line of net girls, his ownquintet. at the Torch Club. Also:supplying routines for Pit Joyce at Leonand FAIDIC'ef. F01111:6 costumes atcarstothe Torcblee.

PRINCFSS WHITE WINO, late of theEltinge, le now at Vnlea. GreenwichVillage, where there Is also Tangara,another burly ex with her AfricanJungle routine.... SALLY KEITH. pic-tured and iteried in The PhiladelphiaRecord recently. admitted being -thehighest priced teasel tosser in the bug-:wes and the originator of her own par-ticular stele of tante dance." ... JUNETAYLOR was the feature at the Tri-bute) week of February 7, . , BRENDAWILLIAMS, strip principal with N. 8 -Barger show that played Mexico City,rends word from Monterey, N. shewee merried to Alphonse Salto. theMexican partner of Barter In the show.and will remain In that country. . . .

SAM COHN, manager of the RedeemUnion City, N. J.. vacationing in lidelmlrace February 6. . . . CAROL LORD,after her Patinae week. opened February21 for a fortnight at the Empress, 7111-wauktes. ONO.

CHICAGO:N. S. HARDER'S Mexican unit returned

.0 CM Friday. A new unit. to be pro -

MackBy BILL SACHS

rea01,11:1Y ruomeoN, pa. for theBlackstone show, breezed Into Cln-

cinneti last Thursday ill) to lay theradio. newspaper, end personal appear-ance groundwork for the muter rabbithider also arrives In CMcy Wednesday(19) end opens Friday at the ShubertTheater there foe a week's stand. Thegenial Tommy. who took up hie pressagent duties with Blackstone In Cin-cinnati In 1037, b planning not leavingthe Illickstene troupe at the concheskinof the Cincinnati engagement to go tohie home to idenaphie, Tenn, to enlistIn the army. He Ogurm on stealing amarch on Uncle Ham and the draft boardby joining up for a hitch In the serviceon his. own. thug giatnis him the oppor.tunity to pick the branch of the servicehe prefers.... OERBER THE MAGICIANhas just concluded a week'. Mend at theNow Wonder Bar. Cinelainatl.... RAY-MOND is tinder coelas,ct with Interna-tional Harvester Company Until late InMarch. preasentine hie silent, comedyand spook magic turns:. Re had as retentvisitors Boone the Magician, John LippyJr., and the Great Rome. . . DUKEMONTAGUE opened We 1941 totfr at theStrand Theater. Cranston, Wyo.. Feb-ruary 8. Featured Is Myrnella, the 'girlwith the pboteophsyetc mind." Montaguerecently sold his marionette show, Holly.word Doilies. to Antes the Ilagacian. ofDust St. Louie. Ill MAL B. LIPPIN-COTF typewrites from Columbia. S. C.,Under date of February 0: -Regardingthe 'who Is this Marquis guy' meleewhich appeared In your column In theFebruney I issue, allow tux to say--tboI haven't talked with Marque, recently -your readers will remember that dtlrincthe pre -vile of his rope trick at the NeeYork World's Pair last fall. the DotIndian lad who Mr. Marquis Imported towork In the repe trick reeled to reappearafter vanishing. Tito a eorp of NewYork's finest searched for days and Mr.Marquis even reeerted to Habari (feemeaning of this word. please see Stre-doica, now running in The SaturdayXcenine Peat), no trace of thewas ever found. In view of th7::.U'rfteee!that Mr. Marque: will hesitate In re-cepting Mr. Dente's *10,000 eh:Ole:age atthis time. With show b.:mine:es beingwhat It Is. especially for magical produc-tions- I would &diem Mr. Dante to putthat 10 grand Or his grouch. !tut inease Mr. Marquis doesn't have 415,0001113rway.-DltARTHUR MARCUS. the "inns

magtelan" and double-talk artist. Itat the Latin Quarter in Mtaml. .SOME 300 TEXAS maireclans are due tomeet in Dallas. February 20.22. when theDallas Ftneherloosi of Magicians sporeeon Is annual session. Harry MacDanielLa president of the Dania group. Themeeting will honor John Snyder Jr., aNorweed. O.. president of the Inter.national Brotherhood of Magicians, whoIs on tour of the Southwest.MAGICIANS end magic fan, are ineited

(See MAGIC on pope 32)

dueed by Fred Clarke will open inafeetee City's largest theater April 15.Clerk* and his asainant. Id.. float. w12accompany the show to Mexico. . .

ALVIN. Minneapolis, will open with two -a -day burly February 28. Ann Corio willbe the lead-off attrection. BURYGRANT closed the Midwest CircuitThursday (13). . . MADELINE CARD-NER opened at ill, Fat. Indianapolis.Friday (14). . . LILL/S CAIRNS willopen at Toronto February 21. . .

MARION MORGAN and Buster Lorenzoare spending a wetke: vacation with Meand Mrs. Jack Cadden. Mrs. Caddenthe former Nadje, burlesque feature....CHARLES (RED) MARSHALL and Do-h:otter Dawn will reopen on the ledwestCircuit soon. . . . CARL FRIneCila bandclosed at Chicago. There is a porattalitythat it may be Included with Bargeesnew Mexican unit.

FROM ALL. AROUND:SCARLKIT KELLY, with Hank Henry

and Harry (Hello, Jake) Fields, headsnew Hirst unit breaking In Pebruary 22

at the OrPheurn. Reading. Pa.. . . JOANRYDELL new dancer at Cs:reeler.eklphta nitery, with deal on fire farCarrie Pitmen to follow. . PATRICIAPERRY featured In new Meat uraiwhich opened February 17 at the Tree.Phaadelpilta.

February 22, 1911 REPERTOIRE -TENT SHOWSConducted by BILL SACHS Commussicatioes to 25 Opera Fiscal, ClecleasH. 0.

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Brownwood StandOkeh for Sadler;Soldier Biz 18%

BROWNWOOD, Tex.. Febna.-IlarleySidier's Own *Mow, which opened hereender Conran January 6 to Rood true:non,continua" to enjoy a isatinfactory bao,play. with Manuel. Sadler oertan It willpan gut a aucecadul eland. *Mow Lacanted to remain hero for atmeral moreseek* M Item.

no Sinner orgenisation Itu an at-tractive set-up bore, ant the .ems.permanent neon front =neuritis 70 feetsloe and 24 feet NO. at -snakes Sadlerto gone to considerable expense to erodethe tot. pieced gravel on the parking tornand lay gas lines for heat.ng. Fourteenpa storm are used to heat the big top.Muer is located between the Brownwoodcity halite end the army comp. whichetentualty le slated to house acme 30.000are. Bun setstoo Tee been establishedto mid from the show lot.

The Sadler company bee been pullingYost of It* lanaineee from the denimpopulation of Brownwood and sur.collecting tenattory buanews from thescience anunniting to only around 18 percent of the total geom. Ehow hae beenadaretheng homily for 60 mile' In manyoreetion, and the results have been *alto,factory despite much Inclement weather.*snag*, Sadler looks foe redly ImprovedOintment:wee the weather break..

Tbo 4.3.prople show I. nixing 'cm mu.gal preeentatione, with repenial eceranyird costumes. and voude specialttes be.eaten Cie nett,

jay Wall Plans Tent CorkerALIQUIPPA, Pit, Pub. 15. --Jay Wall,

weeniated with varknia tern reps to thepsst to reported to lame troarel showproperty In New York State to launch hiseon white minstrel show under cantosna spring. Ife plane to leave here aeonfor heedquartens In New York State tobegin work on paintingrhe outfit for the road trek. A hot into -inn band will bt one Of the feature* oftie show, he mos.

Norma Giunivau ReadyingoAl-ix's. 0.. Feb. 13, --Norma, Clin-

oon. of the °Mclean Hematitic Dam-p.nr, who put to the winter at her home"are h leaving March 1 Par her *how'sqturtent fn Peyote. 0, to get the outfit:nay for the opening early in May. The(Octane company is one of the oldesttelt repo In the busine, and hes nevera_ved a season In Its miny years on theread.

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101Itt OINNITAN, rho het spentail of hit 90 pears In shots business,and oho we:embers well "tamp of theold reps of the 10.20-30 days whichhare been mentioned on this page re-cently. /Its parenia were In showbashes,' before hies. and his sons enddone/leer, Frank and Norma Ofnril-ean, here foe Teeny veers enentS1/341,Oji,,nteel there oust tent theater owes.genial. Ile makes his home with hiedeaphter In Dayton, 0., In the Waterand trends telth her tent shout eachru 03 flle r, The ob.'s., photo teessnapped two weeks ago.

Pierce MinstrelsLose Top in Fire

AUOOSTA. On. /kb. 16. - Clyde ItPierce Mighty Minarets Ma then top Ina Are whirls Worth the show on tlic tothere February 1. No one wa. injured.and all aarenobe, treats. and 1024 were

Thru the quick action of the ahow'sstall and A. T. Dine. of the Dire Tent d;Awning Company. new miens ram on thelot within 72 hours. and the show re-

sumed Its trek on Saturday (8). Showwill continue on IN rogulax route.

Show his been going along steadilysince March 4, NAO. and Meetly con-cluded a fair swing thru nortda. HoneyLe Le.rss. Ocorgo Weill:Linton areback on the show after a aeverat weeks'

Kinney To LaunchVan Amain Tenter

CINCINNATI. Feb. 16,-Prom his head.quarters in Syracuse, N. Y.. John S. VanArnim. rattan entruitrel and tent showimprenarlo, this work :Malted that hehas closed a deal with Prank J. Kinneywhereby the litter will take out VRO VonAmain onenfght tent show this esh1.1443.opening In Virginia May 1. A We:tornmovie personage will be featured, withthis person, *nem name is not men -looted. ended to bring an entonaningRanee of 10 from the D>ast. One of theWestern *tar's pictures alio will Iseshown, Van Arnim announces.

If Van Arnim Is *We, he will handlethe advance with two assistants. Ho hatborn laid up since June with a scrims*leg Injury. A. H. Spalding has been en-raged to build now truck bodies andtrathra for the new chow, Yen Arnimreports. There will also be new trucks.new mama and a contplete line of ad.vertlair.e, he says.

Kinney, who hut been out of the tentshow business since the days of Paulfniallan was elated to lease testa weekfor lenniquarters near hit home townof Lyrabbing, Va. Ho woe with the oldVan Amain Minstrels 3.3 a 'musician 20years ago.

Mardi Family Sot for LeutBALTIMORE. Md., Feb. 13. - March

Funny Pinaers. who make Batton:ire theirheadquarters. hare booked 20 dates be-tween hero and Knoxville. Tenn- forLenten showing* of their reilitiona pic-tures and dramatic offering. They hareother dates to follow In Northern FloridaThe March unit played more than 30 douseIn New England and New York State be-fore the bonder&

'Mandy Green' Opens in MayNASHVILLE Tenn_ Feb. 76. - IL A.

Thomas's Needy Green From New Or-leans. all -colored tent thew, begins It'sfourth annual tour early In May, accord-ing to W. It. Arnold. preen agent. A newtent setting 1,300 will be used this season.Manager Themes Serb this' mason's otter -log will be all new. The show will num-ber some 20 people. Inelnding a Ilvaplecewk.

aloence. Stuck Kasen *till boa chargeof the show's band and ark. R. E. Robert-son is general agent,

Endurance Shots(Coneeneakiations to BILL SACHS, Cintinnati Office)

Team,! in Chi WalkieCHICAGO, Feb. 15,-After 88 days, 14

tea= remain of the et, couplca wheopened the Coliseum Derbyshow here No -ember 20. Those left are Phil Arnoldand Jo Jo Sperach, Jock Dunal and liar.net Murton, Dilly and Ruthle Walla.Pete Carillo and Patsy Paterron, BornGilardi and Ilitle Don:neon, Phil Raneyand Edwina Trshan. George Bernsteinand Leona Bruton, Johnny Hughes andMillie Clint. Fred Lawrence and SallySmith, Ewa Ilneel0Rtell and HeraInatriels: Rockle Nno.dea and JeanTrokoP. Auddy and Doris Jetterite, RedMunro and Ploy Merin, and Jack (DeedPen) Kelly and Pin Young. Stan rernetrusIntact, with Artie Starka bend on Usestand.

/IDDIE ALBERT Mine from Peoria. MLthat Seremy Lee Is bartender at Chuck'sTap Room them. Kettle would like to reedsome notes in the column on Sue DarlaSteve Roberta. Jackie Ritharde and thePalo** brothers_

CAPT. PHIL C. MATHIEU is located InPort Arthur, Tex., with has Indoor skeetand target range, and doing okrh by him-self. Nail anye he Ism all new equipmentand is organizing shooting 'game amongthe Home 01.400., a home defense or.ganheetion of the State of Texan. -Visitedthe Ross and Dunlap show, attach playedat the old oar barn location, and hadmany visitors train the shove at my

Mail adds. "Among there wereArt Wolf, Lennie Page. Ur. and Mrs.Monte Hall, Clyde and Angle Hamby,Jimmie nab. Charts Wears. John /40 -

Nulty (who won the aborting event Ofthe mating). Marvin liobaugh, TeXSmith. and Red Long and his peg -win -rang Dalmatian."

THE BILLBOARD'S Letter List Depart-ment is rimIntetinat for your Convenience.When you went to get In touch withfriends walto them a letter in tare of TheBillboard, 25 Opera Place. Cincinnati.The wrilee is tree. Alen get Into thehabit of looking thru the Letter Listevery week. Mem may be mail for you.

RE INQUI RIM on Bobby Burns Jr., thelast the column beard nom him he wasIn Chicago.

INQUIRIES WEIR RECEIVED recentlyon Johnny Hughes. Mickey Britten, ChadMateo, Gordon Hering. Roy Myers, ChuckPayne. Margie Shone. Hurley Loe, BennyLeonard. Chortle Eknalley, Sian West,Eddie Tonapkine. Enable Carroll. &lathMerritt Phil Arnold. Joe Natty. JohnnyBowman, Chick Antler. George Earring.ten. Art Woods. Jean °akin. Skippy Skid-more. Olen West. the Hilt Bill Stele. andJudy Ellin Where are you and whet areyou detng. kidaa

CHARLES THOUASSON - Shoot youraddress to the conur.n. We hare sOcnnInfo that may be of interest to you.

GENE DE Itfaltilael.EN, writing fromCorona. H. Y., doesn't egree with B. Ber-nard on the matter of the longest en-durance show, The content mentioned hrRoman! ran 3.300 hours. Kerguelen hasthe following to say In rebuttal: "If ma'(Set SHDIIBANCS SHOWS on papa 34)

Selective ServiceMail

In the Carnival Department of OneIrate appear the ruirnea of those bay.tag Selective Barrios null in theTalons aVICICS of The Bit/board. Thislist is publithed In addition to thenames whim, ore del In capital letterein the regular Letter List,

Rep Ripples%Vasa NOftD (E. A. Norelsethi is mend.I Mg nicely In Ward 10 of Veterans'

Hospital. alawnsIte, Calf, end expects tobe out In May or June. Ite Iced ea re-cent ratios Terns Taylor. HerbertThayer, Dick Lackey.. Prank Ward, andRenard Mary.. . . THOMAS It OAL-LAGHER, who has a vaude-picture out -tit In the Finger Lakes section of NewYork State, reports fair Ms and says he'llhave a tent show to play the munmerresorts In that State the corning mason.lie te using the denoroafter.theothowIdes In roost of his spots.... FORRESTA. BROWN, for ninny years chief Wierahead of Billy Werdeit Dittreys Come-dians. closed recently with N. S. Worl.coll'a Rabbit Peot Shosr at BeaumontTex., end returned to his home InDelphos. 0.. to await the bluebird's roma

. JACK W. BURKE, well known In remcircles and who for many yearn had hisOwn Late on the Run and Spiegelbergdetaintti is planning a return to thetheater field after two seasons with thePrank Buck /interprirea at the JungleCamp on Long Wand. N. Y.. and theNew York Worldas Par. He bee beensticking close to New York In recentyeara to Do near his wife. Bebe, who hasbeen to 111 health. . . . JOHN J. ANDCAStUE ROBINSON. who foe yearstoured 1111/11, and Nora Scotia regularly.recently ham been working envie*dates In the Cape Cod section of Mama -calumets with short sketchy. andeducational lerana. tilts.. . . CHETWILnON, voteren rep, tab. and minstrelperformer. le doing hit black actwith the International Harvester Coca.peaty show In the Dona, area_ . . .BERNICE CANTER is proosoUng amateurgroups under ampices In tbo Lowtston.Idaho, neaten- TATES SHOW, three.people trick showing the pie /Ream theAortic* and vaude, using the dance-afterthethOW Wm. Is playing halls andechoers In Arizona. . . . JACK ADAM%Is out of the Dunmore and settled withhis wife and two kindle* In Psalm, wherebe le holding down a good job.

UUZIER BROTHERS opened Friday1 (le) at Barney Rapp's Sign of theDrum entry, Cincinnati with their tear-jerker. Adeft to New York or Her ltrlaFalse Step, for an indefinite stand. . . .ROLAND MLDONEN la playing churchesrind schools under atopices In EwenCennty. Msuieschusette. with tin vivant-plx trick. . .LOON HARVEY, formerrep and tab performer who until eternityoperated a smoke shop in the Perk Hotel.Columbus, 0.. has joined Midwest Attrac-tions In SUS oily as manager of the cluband theater booking department. . . .BILLY BRYANT. of the Bryant Show -bout. seribbles that his troupe Is definitelyset to play New net next fall. and noSpain'. The Bryant craft whom in Its

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A check on the films to bo used show,several faeoritee. Among them are ComeBack To Ireland. a one -reeler depictinga jaunt Oleo the finwrald Isle: The NishMe, another one -reel subject dealingSeel 71.71.311.1 scenes about Dublin: frithrenlatY, the awry of the shamrock astold by a grandfather to his grandson:Bits of Ireland, recounting the tour ofthe late Will Roger* thzu legend: &g-land, a oomprehenatee tour of the eosin -try. Father O'Flyan, a erren-reel feature;Kathleen. feature-length. all-lrieth sing-ing end dancing Mitt and Men of No-land. a anvil -reeler mounting deeds ofIreland's rugged men.

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In Cummins' opinion, many roadshow.men do not reap the harvest they Omutafrom the church Sold lamellae they donot use the right 'spinosa:1. "Nine time*out Of 10 It ts better not tea contact thepastor about a show but to seek out thepresident of one Of the church societiesand sell him on the idea of hi. societysponsOrtng a show. Let him get the Nee-r...sou percaselon front the pastor."

Moat every church has at 'east severalneeletter. Cummins observes, and each Isa hot prospect for shorts. 'Once you'rebroken the toe with one organization, It'san easy job to sell the rent, for everymg can use gum whether It bo fora fund-raising purpose. to boost attend-ance at meetings- or for any tine of adorm other rename.' says Comptes. Bymeeting the local newspatient. It La Lousilypossible fur the etc.:prising readthownwalW And out the heads of the variouschurch organizations. he point. art,"There people are the one's to Contoet.The muster knows them and has en,orl-omen In their judgment: and if theywant to epornor your show, they hare amuch better chance of getting the pea-tor's okeh than YOU have."

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Mr. and Mrs, D. Utile Laden are busywith Wane for their tent show next sew-sem Attar two months of battling bedweather and woe.. mode, they clessoiltheir anuon January In MieWant.They've just purchased a 40x00 tent andcomfortable folding chairs. 120111 plansto use ROA Rolling bound !Screen, Witha low Intensity aro at the projection endnest season. TO boost attendance hooh* plans to add several high-class nor -City mita to his troupe. JIM outfit willroll on two trucks and a trailer. and heplans to play three to six -night standsIn Nebraska, South DakOta, NOM Da-kota. Minnesota and Sown.

Berney Sarah's hobby is fart becomloy,hie nieation. A musietan by profession,ho began giving trumpet lemon"' to agroup of unclorprivlleged childron In NewYork's Greenwich Village. To make theclamen moire interesting and entertain.leg, he began ahowing eour.d shorts tohis group. 153 well did this plan clickthat hen now on his way to becoming afull-dedged romishosernan. lie le puttingon weekly shows for the Greenwich Set-tlement House and won will be *testingprograms for the Bora Athletic helve --two other Oreenwith Village childrengroups --In addition to hie own. Pro-grams that click best for him are abortcomedy. sports, and edtscational pls.

Pat Stanton. Philadelphia rnedahew-mare where nese Is Ireland, 10 -mm, colortalkie filmed In Ireland. is now showingIn aLx cities. has been commissioned byNon -Theatrical Films. Inc.. New York, toproduce a sequel to the picture. Pend-ing permission from the State Depart -remit and creole In Drops, Stantonhopes to go to Ireland thin atimrrier tomnke the picture, which will also be aid -mm, color -talkie product. Stantondireimod that his Herr It Ireland featurehas been booked to play engagements Inso cities this year. a* well as Canada.Mexico, and Central America.

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February 22, 1941 The Billboard 29BALLARD-Henry T. 10. oil operator

and one of the Owners of the 400 Club,Port Worth. Tex.. In an auto accidentroar librt Worth February 0. But -morninduct. bit endow, a daughter. rivebrothers. and two nutters. &erica) In/us Worth February IL

BANKS -David W.. 63, president of theTheoerore Presser Company. Philadelphiaramie pubtaber. February 4 at the homeOf her son in Woburn, Nara Ho hadbeen III since nut October. Ile alsoeared at a member of the board of di-rectors of the company end of thepresser Foundation. Another eon sur-vival. Burial in Arlington Cemetery.Pelladelphie, February 8.

DARDEN-Herbert (Reedt. 22. radioannouncer. February 5 in Buffalo of aheart attack. He was on the annotinc-les staff of WOR-eVielner in tbat cityand was st member of the RoadsidePlayer. a stock company. Ito leaves hisparents and a MACS.

BARNES -Charlie. musician. and for-reer circus performer. December 21 Ininowntrocel. Tex. Of a heart ailment. Atelo time he was n member of the S. C.:ors Peery of the Circus company.lie

also been with the Lune. Meyers.BARON -Albert 0.. 50. general stage

!Tanager for led Wynn. February 10 attia bona In Now York after a brierOita Harem had been stawlated withthe late Plorene 2,3eafeld and bad ap-peared in several musical comedies. Atthe time Of his death be had a minorrole In Wynne those goys and GPIs To-gether. He leaps his wife.

BEVDER-Charles. FM. loftier acrobatwith arsons Grauer& at his home InTon Worth. Tex, February 7 after a two.

' year litre's. Ikoder left the circus tooperate a bakery at Arlington. near FortWorth, rowing from but:mews about 10years ago. Survived by two eons inpiturnirsh. Funeral in Fort Worth Feb-ruary 6. The body was sent to Kokomo.MC, for burial.

BROAIYWELL-Oeonte P.. 40, theaterexecutive. February 11 at hiss home InOberlin. 0.. of a heart attAek. Shortlyalter he graduated from Oberlin Aced-emy In 1012 he was named manager ofthe Family Theater. Oberlin's first mo.teed picture house, and before the WorldWar be operated the Apollo Theaterthere. After the war ho opened the RexTheater In Oberlin and vented it ayear. In recent years he bad been woo.dated with an oil company. His widow.Lucinda, end a non. George. martin.teentees in Oberlin with burial in West -wool Cemetery there. MIlltary earetoeswere held at the grave.

R. L AtterburyRobert Lee Atterbury. 76, veteran

circus op:miter and owner of the At -whitey Bro..' Citrus. which has beenoperated by his eon. R. Atterbury, thepat mania yearn, died In Sioux City.to., February 15 from a kidney andbladder ailment. Born In Pans, Ho..lebruary 10. 1866, Atterbury bad beento thaw Mennen inter then 50 Imamentering It 10 1883 with Burr RobbinsCarte, & Menagerie. From 11144 tbru1010, he appeared wtth nt-oth organtrn. ,tions as Dr. James L. Theyere. Rail -reed Ctretse. 0. W. Dertaldsares, ThreeCombined Shows, P. IL Rich's NewRailroad Ctreus, Orenier Bros' Rail.road Circus, French & Company. Fore -laugh Circus. Mitre Orton. Belk &Renthow. W. B. Reynolds, DanSeethe, George lekbeld *rest LakesCircus, WInterrnute Bros.. lIntabituon

Company. Cullen Bro.- 881111. Mc-Donald_ Younger & &muss Wild Wentabove. Ktrkhart re Reithold Circen,W. P. Hall, Barnum & Balky. BuffaloOtt. Rite Bros. end LAMOnt Brea

Late In 1910 be organtred the At.tabury Bros.' Wagon OnOW,, whichhe managed Mint the fell of 1024.when he mold them. In 1023 he bouttotthe Colonel Itcosatvorinio Cum* 000animals and continued to operate un-der that title until 1027. when becleansed the nano to Cook Broe. In1930 he sold the ergentaation andMined ilarringtonis Circus In 1031,where he provided the five sets pre.WIltftl by the Atterbury Troupe.atrielleta. Trout 1933. until severalyearn before his death, he owned andmanaged the Atterbury Bros' throwlie was a member of the Knishes ofPythias.

Survivor. Include bs wife. RaseHein Atterbury. active In Outdoorshoe circles: two data/asters. Leonaend Catherine. from a previous mar-riage anti right other chilaren, In-cluding Robert. who will axittinue toontrate the show. Interment toPetersburg, III.

The Final CurtainBROUNINO -Ivan 11, former pltcn-

man and novelty salesman, who recentlyhad taken care of the concauben past-lege at Duke University, DwItam. N. C.In that city February 8. Browning wastire a sheet writer for many years. lett.roma in Durham from the hems of hIsbretberdn-Law, Wallace Lee, a magician.

BVC1411F3M-Iferenan, de. director. ofMs own band for many years. Februaryat hie borne in Sheboygan. Wis. Ouch -helm played Bret vtolin in the elleeboyeanSymphony Cremate for runny years and

organized and led the Knights of Pythiasorchestra for several peace. Survived byhis widow, two brothers. and three Lit-tera

BUSH -Harry (Senstorl, 06. song plug-ger, February 5 In North Hollywood.Calif He was proton:onel contact formusic bouses thruout the country formany years.

CANfORATO-Ralpb. 41, operator ofthe Oamorato Inn, night club near Ham.monton. N. J.. February 7 In Penneyi.vents Iteepital. Philadelphia. after ashort 'lineal. Two brother and two des.ttr. surviee,

Marge (Mrs. Peter Fick)Margo. of the radio team known as

Myrt and Marge. died February 15 inthe nagtewood (N. .1.1 ltosr^ital aftergeeing birth to An eight -pound boy.She was TS years old. The child sur-sIt d.

Born Donna Demerol. Marge ap-peared In vaudeville as & child withher parents. In 1931, she and hermother. Myrtle Vail Dameral. C.MIvetted the characters hlyrt and Mergeand went on the radio to Chicago.Since that time they had boon reg-ular broadcasters. Currently they hadbeen broadeneting twice Maly. Mon-day rhea Friday, over WABC.

She leaves two other Children traintwo previous marriages her Ituebandher mother. Anti a brother, GeorgeDames!. bend leader.

caetOcce - nt tore (Hector). 74.trunaptt and Preach horn player, whotraveled with chauteuquaa and concertbands and for many years emaciatedwith Louis DeColan concert band aridvarious carnivals. Intruding the Keboe& Davis, T. 0. Masa D. D. Murphy. andGene Deltreco shows, February I in Mil-eage. Services in Chicago February 8.with burial In Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

DALTON-Lee. 72. tonne: showmen.recently In U. 8. Veterans' Hospital,Memphis. Tenn. Dalton had been ad -canto roan for varlotut earn:rain and atOne time had bit own show. He retired10 yaws ago, eureired by two daughters.Mrs. Evelyn !leach and Mrs. Reyn-olds. Burial in rtmerOod Cemetery.Memphis.

DAVIDSOle--Es.thatine. former active/,pecdrealonally known as Katherine Large.February 5 at the home of Mete, Mrs.Fraok Winters. Newark. 0, She playedleading roles In such old-time favoritesas trade,. the Gas Lights. Marble HeartLady Andley's Cafe*. and Aunt Ophellain Uncle Tom's Cabin. Her fires husbandwas Charles Large, elottroet. now de-ceased. She later mantel W. IL Daeld-eon. an actor. He died in 1909. Sere' -tees In St. Francis de Sales Church. New-ark; with burial in the church cemetery.

FARRNLee-John J.. 00, fanner thea-ter owner In Rochester, N. Y.. In thatcity January 26 after two years' Illness.He had managed the old HippodromeTheater, and had been part owner ofthe Victoria Theater, Rochester. until hisretirement In 1020. Survived by hiswidow, Mary. Burial In Holy SepulchreCemetery. Rocbester. January 29.

FLETCHER - !Naughton .7. (Stun.playwright and actor. eurldenty In LonAOReIH February 10.

FRANCIS -J. 8. 77. for many ramawe -elated with his brotberIn-law'sshow. the Tent abbe& doing male andPunch and Judy, at his home In Norfolk.Va. February 8. Survived by hie widow,Alice. Brutal In Norfolk February 0.

067Th -Charter L.. 63. eterpeletor ofthe Terrace Cara Philadelphia nightclub. suddenly February 10 at b)e homeIn that city. Ms widow. Helen. and twoPOW survive.

GILBFRT-Water A. for 23 yearscity editor of The Rratileboro (Vt.) DoilyReformer. In that env February 2.

GOLDSTISTS-Isreal. of New Haven.Oath. beother of Nathan and SamuelGoldstein owners of Western Mama.Chlasettil Theaters. Ian. of figatrigflead.

Mao, floitywoon, Pia.. Peoretery 8.Survived by his wiame, two daughter,three brothers, and three &Mere. Burialin New Haven.

000UMAN-Willtana Br.. 74. lather ofKenneth Ocednum. Plalanaphie pianistand organist. FebrUary 9 at his home InPhiladelphia atter on Inntwa ed sixmonths. His wtdow. Lucy, and am otherchildren atlielle

GOODMAN- Sophie, 87. mother of MaxGoodman, owner of the Geolenan Won-der &Awe. February 4 to Bsooklyn. Bo-o ze. Mix, the !tame three daughterand another eon. Burled in Mt. CarmelCemetery. Brooklyn, February 4.

GORE-nRosa (Mrs. Minnie Lyon), 74.actress and former rauclovitie performer.February 4 at her hooey In Los AngeleeShe and bet husband toured the UnitedS tates and Europe billed as Crimminsand Gore. She leave* her husband.Alezender, and a eon. Andrew.

GRANVILLE--Terry. 21. singer knowuNaomi n11120130. of Baltimore, Mat.

February 4 in Miami a toluene sustainedwhen she fell from a yacht.

HARTMANN-Lotas. 64, assistant di-rector of sound operation and nnnte-wane* at the Radio City Music Hall. NewYork. February 9 at the Roosevelt Hoe.pita. that city, of n Cerebral hemorrhage.Hartmann began his career an a propboy at Hammerstein'. Old Harkin OperaHouse. New York. Later he Joined thelate David Belaseo as chief electrician.remaining with /dm about 30 years. Heconceired many of the stage nettlingdevirea in genera me today. Surneedby his widow end 0 Mother,

IthIl5LEY-nitse II. 84. retired must.clan and ranker. February 13 at theHazard Medians*. Long Branch, N. J. Heleaves hie wife, two daughters, end a EQ0.

HOOK -Mrs. Amelia. 83. Detroit m-eander.. February 9 at her home there.Five children surveve. Interment InWoo:Mere Centecory, Detcoit.

JACOBSON-John F. 88. (ornerier,composer, sad band director. Februaryto at tilt home in Fermata 0. of a heartAttack. He bad directed bands at Han.cock, Ashtabula, and ConneaUl,

and at the time of his death wasdirector of the Diamond Alkali Companyband at Inanearille. 0. In 1226 and 1931he toured Finland with the Suomi bandof Fairport lie recently weak FarewellPerch. His widow, a daughter, and a /On.Arse. of Brooklyn. who is settee inmusic In that city, survive. Services andburial at Pal:port.

JOYCB-Teddy (Edmond John Curb-bertsona 38. wen -known Britlth dance:slid band leader, recently In Glasgow,Scotland, of spins] fever. Joyce wasthinned as concert violinist and hadappeared In the larger outs In thiscountry before going to Ragland.

JUNGIN0121 - Mrs. Fredericka, 83,mother of George Marlow. to:Aorta:mkt,February 8 at her home In Canton, 0.Four daughters also aurilve. &nieceand burial In Calton.

KANT-Stns. Anna, 83, of Gary. Incl.mother of Wetter Kant (Walter Adanaof Adele and Adair, who has also beenouseocieted with the Three Walter.. HaasD702.. Sparks Circus. Barnum & Bailey.sad the Walter (Juke Troupes, February19 In Gary.

KE00AN-Ramona. actrees. February6 In Minneapolis of leukemia. She badappeared with Tyrone Power Sr. and Inthe road company of Ross Marie.

KRAFT -Art. 44, blind pianist andformer radio performer. February 6 athome in Buffalo of a heart attack_ Heleaves a stepmother, a stepbrother, and

atemiater.LAIRD -Mrs. Minnie. 68. mother of

Marvin (Moon) Laird. secretary on sari.our carnivals end "guava your setght"scale ooncesatonaire the poet 20 yews,February 4 at her home In St. Louie.She rearm another eon. Chance: abrother. and two deter. Burial In St.ramie February 7.

LANDER - Prank. BO, retired actor.February 10 at has home In Woodelde,L. I.. N. Y. 1k had been on the stagefrom 1878 until 1900. having appearedwith such old-time famines aa Ito..Ceghlan, Robert Mantell, John Drew.Maurice Barrymore, Richard Mansfield.and Olga Nethersole. Among the NewYork prochfetictee In which he appearedwere Reekless Temple, A Parisian RO-mance, Seen Mims one& Nero, and Sapyho.Lander played the part oe the villain inthe fin; New York preduction of Ira,Down nat. fie leaves a daughter. BuriedIn Keintice, °attain?. Ketuleo. N Y.

LUST -Aria. 47. fernier burlesque endvaudeville performer. February 9 at hometo New Yock of heat &seam Her last

burimmist appearanot, was with BarneyOmani a Girls De Lure in 1923, Later enawas panbenat with °emit White tovaudevtlk. She hems her husband andher mother. Burka In Cypress HanCemetery. Qace.ak N. Y.

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LYONS -John 6. (Jack). 81, formerWest Oahu showman and one of theOldest members or the Piscine OcesstSbcomeen's hesocration. February 6 athas home In Lea Angelo; after severalyears' lanes. He had been the clubchaprein foe many year.. Survived byhie widow, Marie. Services February 10.with burial In Showmen's Rost. Reef -green Cemetery. Lai Angels.

MeCARTHY-W. Harry (Mac). 'M. needpitelunen for many years, suddenly athis borne In Toledo, 0. Verbena:7 3.Burial In Format Cemetery there.

MATITMORE-Jarreve. el, rather ofMclean: Arlen, 111m actor. In BethesdaHospital. St. Paul. February 13. Stuvivedby lila widow, a daughter, and an.other son.

MILLER -lire. Musk A. 71, who re.tired as a circus performer 12 years ago,at her bone to Widens. KM.. February7 after two months' Idiseas. Mrs. Makeand her husband wars formerly with theRingling Ores' Ctrcua end liner withthe Parley Bros! Wild West dhows. Sheass a native of 1111nolie. Bakke her hits -bend, a aster. Mrs, Alice Scott, of Wood.ward, Okla_ and a brother, John Latter.of Streator. Ill. wurvere. Bursa In MapleGrove Cemetery, Wichita.

MURRAY-Anna 0.48. femur actress.February 8 at an Atlantic thay templedafter a long lamas. She was aasoclatedwith the Catholic Actors' Guild.

NEXUS -Frank E. 78, superintendentof the Audubon Park Zoo. New Orleans,for 16 pure In that city February 13 ofa heart Week. Surrived by hie widow.two sone, a brother, and three their*&nettle in New Orleans. with IntermentIn Hammond. LA.

NEWCOMBZ-Itope (Mrs. John ILJanuary 2e in New York

of a heart attack. She formerly managedthe Westport Country PlaynCotise, West -part, 0E2104 wars affiliated with theNorth Sheer Players. Marblehead. Momand at the time of her doath was reinlletear of the Dramatic Workshop cif the

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George lburtzdlGeorge Hartzell. 71. 'the millionaire

clown." dial at lila home in Phan.delpbta February 6 atter A ware III -

Born In Philadelphia In 1864, Hart-zell began his circiu career with JahnO'Brien In 1882. Prom 1888 to 18e3he was with the Clark Bros' WagonShow. Spark. & Allen Show. laterknown as the Sparks Sh ow. and theSertboor & Scat. % Wagon Show. Merl1898 to 1107 be woo with leunt-Mel.Hazaltton. & Sells. The fell of tenhe tent with the 81$ Suttee* WestonMow. and in 1808 was with the JohnRobineon Show, under RisOina man.sgernent. hem 1892 to 1225 be waswith the Itinglintifictrnum arras'crying part of that time as produc-ing clown.

Upon Ilia retirement from the cir-cus In 1925 be went to work to thecity tax offlo, In PhIladtephis- Hemaned his sobelquet, seoriedlng to ar-ms legend, *bon doing a wall -aroundwith the Ringling circus In a whitesatin dress suit and top bat, withpaste elLanond Hap sad leads to ac-cent his eleglinee.

Hartzell was aim an equeetrian.trapme performer. and lion tamer.Surviving are a son, George HansenJr. acid two Metes'. Mrs. Nora Toedand Mrs_ Laura Warm. all of Ptala-delehla Funeral February 10 In that:sty, with burial in North Cedar 11111Cemetery there.

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Talent array nets dub$500 --Conklin, Sedhuayr,Hennies head committee

TAMPA. Feb. 15.-Midnight benefitWrote:since for the Shmarrigna Leagueof America In the Victory TheaterWednesday proved one of the outetand-lag events for shoarnen during theViol(la State Yana which ended here to-night. With President Frank It. Conklinand Vice-Presidenta Carl J. SedIrnair andHarry W, Ilenineelweding the coenratttee.the event netted the clubs hospitel andcharity funds 3503 from straight ticketWant with no meatus or moot courta.Taeksits were priced at ell with all serv-iette, except union stagebande. con-tHbeited. lent L. Clark donated the umsof the theater.

Campanile Carnival ball, bold the tomeMen. offered some competition. FrankMathis Salute to Freedom company.night show attraction et the fate, pre-sented the 2'.:-bour ahow, which fere-NM the Prank Small Cborinea, lienYost Varsity ROIL the OludemithBrothers. Dobas Troupe. Ernst, Carl andPanetta Randall, [addle Lamont, andBill Cope. seecedionlat from Tampa'sChesterfield Bar.

Renee Randall Introduced Frank D.foal Skean, who in turn preeented allSLA executives on hand and called at-tention to the Leanness benefit to beheld In Miami. fiedician, when intro-duced. explained to the non-profeuthndsin the audience what use would be readsof the money accrued from the benefitchow. Prealdent Conklin thanked allIn attendance for their patronage.

A coinedy touch was added when theSatiate to Freedom choeinea cornedPrank Wirth to the stage In responseto a demand for a speech and emettunedhim with knee.. Incident drew is soundband. At or:volution, President Conklinhighly complimented Um committeebeaded by Sedimayr for making a sitc-oms of the short-nottet promotIon. Com-mittees Included: Arrangements. Carl .1.

fladhamyr. chairman: Bill Carsky. ClifVaDion. Duddy Paddock. E. LawrencePhilips. Publicity. Jimmy Malone.Chairman: Pat Purcell. Jerry Harriman.Nat Oreen. Leonetti Traube. Entertain-ment, Frank Wirth. chairman; OcorgePOIL Carl Randall. Day Corson, Ihecu.Use. Sectimayr, Jimmie Malone. PrankConklin, Frank Wirth, and Frank Sheen.

Calif. State FairMidway Contract toFoley & Burk Again

SACRA/00:TO, Calif.. Feb. 15.-Con-Vett to provide the midway at the 19410,Monne State Fair, sought by severalMIOlet. Was awarded to the abbey & BurkShow* at a meeting of the State Pairboard here on Thursday. Tbla will bethe 27th coniiecutive year for the Organ.Dutton at the fair. Letting of the leftdrink coneestion contract the secondMeet Important on the grounds, was re -leered to the nononssitess committee foraction at the March meeting.

Poor climate conditions on the WestCoast hare become a *source of concernRR local showmen. Mott Of the showIOU have become Inundated from thecontinuous rains which have hit this sec.tion.

Texas Kidd Defeated byWeather at Hondo. Tex.

RONDO. Tex. Feb, 15.-Hampered byfills and muddy lot. Team Kidd Showswound up their week's stand here with blank, If B. Rowe reported. A newbees., and cattle tent. purchased recently,to expected to maim on the shows won.Chortle Shultz*. Rodeo Company le withIt and doing well. Slim Cantrell, of theLone Star Shows, playing nett by. MattedWith Ted Custer and Terse Ktdd. Perthe flint time In years rnaitneeinent willplay a route out of Tema the corningenlace.

Equipment Ls in good chap* and show*are trensported on 45 trucks' and tns anOrgardration carries 5 Mina 2 allows. 15conemaiens. and free act. A specialround truck is being used.

ROBERT DOEPKER, Associate. Communications to

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Coast Club, MembersAre Kortes' GuestsAt Pasadena Opener

HERE'S A PORTION OF THE $00 showmen. foremen. and their Mends whoattended the Lone Star Show Women's Club's initial dance at the Roof GardenBallroom of the Adolphus Hotel, Dallas. on January 31. Held during theannual meeting of Teresa Association of Fairs the event prone an outstandingfinanclal and rocket IlleCt31 and added a handsome sum to club's treasury.Club otdala reported the party will be an annual allele ff present plans work

Jones Expo IsContracted forMilwaukee Fete

51MWAUICRE. Feb. 15.-The Midsum-mer Festival Coconslation hat announcedcontrmling the Johnny J. Joule Yatpo-'Mon for the 1941 Milwaukee Midsum-mer Festival on the lakefront. Carnivalreceipt last year produced 1113,02 fnrevenue for the lentival. It was reported.

The conunlmlon has again contractedLarry L. Hall to operate Prod and borer-ege concessions At the 1940 festival theHall conceselons netted the comniVelonMAL

An opproprieUon of $2.500 has been ap-proved by the commission for latainneeof a tabloid paper to advertise, the ken-saL The tab will be sent to newspapersMasotti the State and to 7.400 out -of.town visitors who registered last mummer.

Hughey & Gentsch 10 -WeekWinter Tour Satisfactory

oamov000. Mkt, Fob. 15.-Hughey& Deutsch's Shows come Into quarterstune this week from Vidalia. Lao wherethey eloped a suecoseut 10 -week wintertour on February 1. Shows were placedIn local quarters with other equipmentused on the regular 1940 30 -week tour.Combined tour of 40 weeks proved prof-itable, the management reported. cicalaea poor early -mason stmt.

Some of the personnel plan to returnto their homes or visit friend', whileothers will remain at local quarters.Mr. and Mrs. Dentsch plan to commute

Ouellette FramesNew Organization;Staff Is Lined Up

LONO BEACIL Calif.. Fob. 15,-PierreOuellette, sot Went Coast general agentand alunernan, who operand the Tip TopShows In 1940. will launch a new organi-sation this mason. it was learned heretrots week. New combo, wrath will beknown Ouellette's Mighty Midway &Ore ter Animal Circus, plans to carry5 major tidos. 2 kiddie rides. 5 shows. 23coneemions a complete circus, and band. Beeldea Ouellette. malt IncludesLeo Haggerty, secretary Faye Ouellette.treasurer-, (kerne L. Moaned generalagent: Morris Kaplan. &peeled agent, andOuy Smith, billposter.

Show, will carry their own light plant.Rides are streamlined and shows arofeaturing the latest la lighting effect*.A crew has been working In local quar-ters foe the past month and everythingts expected to be ready for opening inLoa Angeles about March 1.

Recent visitors Included Frank Canceland ton, V. Chnetenon. Johnnie Card-well. CloOtle and Ruby Morgan. Mr. andMrs. Herb Usher and daughter. Mr. andMrs. Floyd Robiton, Buddie Robison.Ralph and Margaret &steam. Mr. andMrs. Victor LOAM. Virgil Orem. SamBrown. Joe Obey, Cal Line*, and Besatenewt. wbo will ham the Skie Shoe'.

from their borne In Winona, Miss. andMr. and Mrs. Robert Hughey will visittheir folks In Chicago for two weeks,.Quarters will open on February 24, whenwork to make shows ready for theiropening late In March gets under way.

Ted Club Host at Open HouseParty at Florida State Fair

TAMPA, Phu, Feb. 15.-A highliebt ofthe Florida Butte Fair here was the sue -easeful Open -House Party staged on Cam-panile Day by the Ted Ctub, which com-prises worr.en members Of the RoyalAmerican Shown, on the midway at thefair. A buffet lunch was served to morethan 75 venting women members of vari-ous carntrato Derry (Vaughn and HanelKatz were Ithatavant Members mid thesixth RAM of The Midway Breere. , pub -tuned by the club, *old like lot (akeaBilly B. Mack reported.

Among visitors who registered In theChiba scrapbook were Moen bramermen.Ruth Sikorsky. Bertha (Gyp) MoDankis.Mrs, Promote Lockett, Mtn W. W. tenets,Mrs. Lee Cuddy, Mrs. Jam Deflation:,Mrs. B. Blakely, Mamie and Mary JanaHyatt, and airs, Louie Andreano, JohnnyJ. Jones laxpbsition: Deity Barninel, BettyCarmen, and Mickey Arne,. Royal Amen -can Shove: Peggy Planer. land Repast -Lion Shows; Mauler Barfield, Worth of

Mirth Shown Mrs. J. C. Simpson.Birmingham. Ala : Grace Malone andCleo iloarnan. Mtaml. Frarsera Lauther,Luther's Oddities on Parade, Norfolk-Va.: Faith Coiner, Chicago: IdabelHumphrey Kiltely. Eisend Beath Park.Cleveland: pea Richurde, Akron. O.. andPrances .1. Schmecic. Phil:101;4sta To -boron Company.

Margery Ceti's,. Centel & WltuaBStows: Peanuts Campbell and Mrs. R.Vogel. Beckmann da array Shows: Mrs.L. Z. Roth. Blue Ribbon Shows: Mrs.Prank D. Sheen. Ethel Grow Mrs.George A. Hamad. Mtn. Emma Fink. andMrs. Edna LMUeAlt Auxiliary.National Showmen's Arspoetation: JackieDendlinger: Mrs. Winn= C. Fisher. For-est Hills L L, N. Y: Alm Ed Lowe, aridMrs. Charles Knitter, Punta CordsBeach, Englewood. Fla: Mrs. Bob Ed-Warda and Aimee B. Williams, Tampa:Mrs. F. Saikson. Art Lewis Shown Mrs.Al Wallace and Mrs. Harry Copping.Benny), All-Atnericen Shows. and Mrs.Johnny Claillgan and Mrs. Tent Duffy.Knoxville, Tenn.

PAILADEOA. Calif., Feb. 15.-Cher 103members of the NOMA Coast Showmen'sAssciation, Las Angeles. were gneete ofPete Kones and Roy D. Jones at themove:out preview showing of Keeton'Worlds, our Museum here On FebruaryO. Alto on the guest nal were a numberof monalnant local ottletate. Showfolkcomplimented management on the at.tinen,enets of Use unit, which is believedto have been the first of Its type to playa downtown location here in about 20aeons. and credited Jones with doing anoulataiwittig publicity Job.

Local papers gave the preview chattingplenty of space and abow used numerousradio spot announcements Arsuum elbow.kilt visitors were Mr. and lake. Da P.Walsh, two Haggerty. Rom R. Darr. Mr.and Mrs. Archie S. Clark, Ben Dobbert,Lou Johnson, Ben Deno. Charles }inky.Johnny genera, Mickey Oradta HarryD. Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pepen. Moeand Harry B. Levine, Pat Armstrong.Joe Olney, Harold (Pop) Ludwig. CalLelpea, Mora Dopy, Nina Rogers. LucilleZimmerman, Sammy Coornas. Al M. andBabe Miller. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Krug,ant Mrs. Oeorge Morgan. Mr. and MrsPierre Chivellette. Frank Babcock. NateMiller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forest, HunterFanner, Jim Ogilvie. Ted and Mario LePon, William D. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Horowitz. Doe ft:agnate, TomCrIblen. Al and Florence Webber. Wil-liam ifetbing. A. J. Budd, Charley Sedan..berg. M. K Arthur, Hal Compton. SamHouston, Bert Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs.Harry Saber,

Bill Nelson, Capt. W. D. Anotnt, BuckRester, Hugh Wier. Mr and Mrs. Witham

lioladay. Reny Callan. A. Rabin. FredHaynes. Bert Chipman. Ionia Bactgalupl.Milt Runkle. Dr..Fthiph R. Smith, HarryStrickland, Mark and Theo xaktockw.John A. Pollitt. Art La Rue. DoaneMcCarthy. Ciente Ball, W. E. Malkin!),Mr. Ind Mm. Ted Levitt, Sam Brown.Griclk Stewart. Jimmie JAnflAon. NlaCannon!. W. C. Initerbeck, DukeRohe and Phyllis Collins. and Bill Mid110th McMahon.

Pioneer To EnlargeFor '41; Stan ReedIs Aid to Percell

WAVERLY. N. V. Feb. 15.-Manage-ment or the Pioneer Shown this weekCompleted plane for an enlarged midwayfor the 1911 tour. and under the urnsat -up organlretion will carry 7 rides.10 shows 35 concessions, 2 free attrae-Pena and 2 sound trucks, Special paperhas been ordered and a wren -piece baudalso will be a feature.

Manager Mickey Percell announmdthat be hour ogned Stan Reed to mewWm in the operation of the shows. Bothare away attending meetings In WesternNew Toth and Pennsylvania. Quarterswork gob under way on March 1, whena crew Of 10 begins overhauling and re-painting equipment. Manager Percell re-cently took delivery on a new bineand several other tops.

RAM Sedan has booked his new cook-house and wilt arrive here about April 1.Joe Rice* will be back again with hisAtIotello and two grind shows, andTommy Patton will have five shows andMrerAt eanCesslons with IL Other con-etralonainee signed include P. L. Sweeney.Charles Whitehead. and Tbny Martin.Management also announced that anumber of firemen's convention havebeen booked.

Eli Bridge Is HonoredJACKSONVILLE. 111., Feb. 15.-1 he

Production Prem. Ine., of this city, hasJust leaned the ninth of a same offolders, each of which Ina taken itstheme an event or Institution that hasoontsibuted to the historical beekgrourAof Morgan County and the elty of Jack-sonville. The current folder Rise* a bredresume of the life of the late W. E. (MidiSullivan. and the Ell Bridge Company.which be founded. feels highly honoredthat he was Intillided In the eerie&

Pobraary 22, 1941 CARNIVALS The Billboard 31

WiththelAttliesHotel, but stopped to to tell to rite fleasof the Ladies' AuntlWy of the NationalErhowman's Asa0MoUou- Eddie Coo mimedthe nun is lac waa forced to undergo a

dy VIRGINIA KLINE minor operation at s local hospital. Mr.and Mrs, Rona Morten. accompanied usors matt to the local trailer crimp. Mr.

TAMPA. Feb. 15.-Ite Ftwida Peir end Mrs Nosl Coleman Droaolnntsl FebinarY 4 arid there Math the Shows. earns In for a drat and presentedmoat number of abow people were ort Abner with some trick nlinit-abot plc -.:sad. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Batt, of tune of the rides he operates.Ponchartruin &mein New Orleans: Batt'.. .soother. Mrs. John Batt. And hu aunt, Mrs. A. Andersen, Mr. and Itra. FrankMts. Dino Carrano. attended the fain Curley, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waterstook in Jimmie Lynch.. Thrill Show and cnn,n ny for non stay and Ut. 500100the night grendanthe anew. as well ae were wearing gorgeous fur coatis Theylee Royal American Oboes' midway, end reported that weather In Connecticut latbsu kit for HOUywoa4 Fia., sae,. Nil% not much worse than thin year's Floridaand Mrs. limns eon tam nolitary school.art. and Mrs. Jimmie Bullock and daugh-ter, Virglnla Hants, spent three may. atthe fair, but were forced to leave fortheir shown gUarters to take delisery onsome new trucks and see >Ira ClaireBullock thru on tentatton In the Easternour. Mr. and lira. Bud Cram sad theirtwo child's°. Dot and Daniel. are com-fortable on the alicorgrounds In a newtrailer. Cleo Bedroom. (ashler of her bus-tend's (Poesy Honman1) cookhouse attbe fele. proudly remembers when therode relay races on horses laminated byBort Campbell.

Billie and Folly Wasserman celebratedNair 16th wedding ennteersary andSollyn birthday on February 0. OeneDelstote gets out to the TAIT to work.but Is alwaya ready to help entertaltstnitors at the Lafayette Hotel. Jack andJackie Dondlinger came in from New Or-frau. and Jackie has a new stock ofstories for the crowd at the. Turf each21211t. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Porter were til,the crowd one night and Mrs. Parker andI tried to drown a told, but lied littleSoik. Bob tells me they wed to troupeMin Herold Mook on the John W. MooreBowe. Loins and Bill Kemp are 'Laying

sample. Mrs. Harry Rubin, now resi-dent of Evansville. end., came In forbreakfast at the hotel and asked aboutlire old friends. the. Lehman.. Sheused to have scone ors the Lachman -Carson Shows and Is still Interested Inher old friends. Mr. and Mrs. FreddiePhillips visited with the Travers at StPetersburg and then came over herewith Mr. Murphy to see us. Preddle beone of the most enthuslaatte NBAboosters Inv talked to. Mr. and MtnJohn Wendler. of North Tonawanda.N. Y.. woe to to pee the parade with INsod greeted Joe Redding. Dick Lusse.Camene and the Harry Batt family.Bird and Art Eltranierd and Grace midRaymond Elder also arrived In time forthe parade sad, while they enyoned It.Ornee says If she neer gets took to Kan-san the wilt never leave again In thewinter tullest abet looking far coldweather.

Delay Itennits arrived for a short staywith her son. Everett_ Mr. and Mr*.Prank Bureau mopped long enough to tenus how worm It Le In Miami. Mr. andMrs. Alt and Me. and Mrs. RonnySprague, of Lar_sing. Mach.. and'earasota.Pia.. moored In and are planning a loos

al MATNele and Welter EetrillAll home on boat trip. Bernie Mendelsohn looked veryPails Island. Ifsrlorie looks well, but lonesome without his pal. Ned Toed, whobas not recovered from her occident of sac detained to nniwaustae by too adventkw year. Lee and Mildred Cuddy are on of a new heir. Raymond Lome Is hereband for the fair with their dog. 100. and shoeing pictures of his four -week -but they are buying the 21111thl papers old ton. CUt and Prods Wilson are cut-e, see who Is Catching the big fith while ring up Mckpots on the old PrittereoneDrp Ithe gone. Shows days with Art Brainerd. Mee

Oratherg M showing pfeturm of hisJerry Kohn entertnined two candela daughter. who la engaged to be married

ef the Fulton Bag & Cotton Mille at Mrs. Johnny J. Jones and Mrs. Boo,We TIN!. Ruby Venire, as busy as usual. Porldock are trying to keep up with tinbat as gracious as ever In the °Moe of churning *scattier. Mr.. Carl lauthes .

the Royal American ftheows, tails me her wearing a clever spring outflt that lo,tMem. Greco Goff trey. of Ssilna. Han.. Ilke summer but feels warm enough forwin plane In foe the fair. My old friend even the roldtst nights.Beam the Chimp looks a little olderbut still holds the crowds for bin matter. 'The newly organized Ted Club madeLarry Banton. Raynell Imo a new show all TISItetee welcome and entertained allthat M an eyeful and carries on despite day on Onaparilla Day. Luanbeen weet heavy cont. Mr. and Mrs. At Ce.relty *erred from 2 until 9 p.m., with Haneltad Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cereal are sport- Katz, Nellie Corbett. and Oerry Oftughntog a becoming tan that will be envied acting as hostesses. The table wits °t-in their native Chicago. Mrs. George A. tractIvely decorated and the food cape -

and Mrs. Emma Fink and party daily good. All denote were asked tosaw the Omparilla Parade from Cleo sign the Gnat tont and it reads likeInflauth's 0111001r1 at the Lafayette the 400 of outdoor show business.

MuseumsAddress Communications to Cincinnati Office

Oddities Business ContinuesGood at Columbus Stand

COLUMBUS. 0. Feb 15. -Now in itsthird wort at 911 South High Street here,tee International Congress of 06/Inesmellow., to pock them In from openingal 10 a.m. until closing at 11 pen. CityIn date has glum the Oddities thetartest mom Of the winter tour, evensurnmaing the exceptional grossee realesterm In Kamer Ctty. Igo.. and Toledo. 0.PunnOty was unlinthed during the localtnragentent. Ronne nations WILE°.BoOL, and WOES carried spot an-bennorments daily, and two station.Sired IS -minute reenote-eontrol brood.oasis from the building Maw dolly.Acre 17,000 of the show's four -pageAmuument Journal covered the rural(linnet mall boxes. and street cars ear-ned the thorn. billing during the eti-ntlermiat

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The Ohio State Journal. ColumbusCM:en. Columbus Dispatch, and weeklypapers urns liberal with epees. Specialwriters and columnists gate the clillbitmany additional plugs. with JohnnyJones. writer of Now La Me Tell Youcolumn in The Dimas*. giving especiallygond cooperation. Heavy baling onboard; and snipe locattons was handledby Dick Caranattghn plant.

Among visitors were Den Howland.Dick Cavanaugh. Itesbert ftherter: IL W.Benson, Cole Bra.' Mew: nt7s410 andMrs. Courtney; Mr. and Mr.. fleet Perry.Gooding Greater Sturm William Leemiy.Rubin Jr Cherry Ingle...Mon; °mem Wat-son: 0. V. Mph*: James EL Dewey. MotorCity Shown: John Rogers. Johnny J.Jones Exposition: P. E. 0o:ding.GoodingGreeter Shows: Robert Eknith. Cole Bros'Circus: Bob Homily. Monies Bros'Shown Buck Saunders: Chester Barnett:T. C. Holt, Beckmann & ficrety Shows:Mr, and Mrs. Robin, Moorman: JohnnyJones. anurrinni. Cononbur nterattek:Mra, Jessie Shirty: Hilt Hassimn. Walt'ones. Mr. acid Mr.. Renaldo, Lester Lake,Cioorge Streeter. Walter Kennedy.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moe) Ogden. Mr.,rd WITA. Rattan 18utebl IMithert andarty Dean. Cole lawn' Mous: Roger Mar-

Co/umbua near: Nick Albany. Mr.Mrs. J L. Herrin:in. Mr. and Mrs.

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Agar of Enity Roos.' OWNS for the pasttwo yearn. is been engaged In thatcapacity nolo for 1041, David IL EDO%president of the octet:Ionian. said heretoday. Blows which provided the miclway at South Miami Fair and Expositionbete this week, also Inked the CrestWane, free attraction. for the fourthmanectlitive semen -

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tony's Orange State Shows have beencontracted to provide the Endear' forthe West Florida Pair Circuit, It was An-noUrtheel here on Tuesday. Les tuctudoatetra in Jay. Milton, Crestview, Mir:Anna,Pensm. City, Illountotown. and Port St.Joseph.

Los Angeles Stand StartsWell for Martin's United

LOU ANGELES. Yob. In. -MartianUnited Shows moved In here from Bald -von Park, Calif., on JAI:MAU 29 and sue.et...dully opened a week'.. stand at NewYork and McDonnell avenue's. Two new:idea were added. giving the shows a totalof seven. UT. and Mrs. Harry Nultenminer purchased a new kiddie AirplaneBide, and Mr. and Mm. Larry FerretJoined with their noitget Auto racing cora.

Mr. and Mtn Blakeslee, who hare beenwith the shown all winter, left last weekfor Septa Ana, Calif., where he will re-build his new photo gallery. Earl Steitzbee his two ball gamer on the shows. andDutch Webber Is doing a good lob assuperintendent. Visitor' here IncludedTerrible Turk, Mr. and Mrs. J. it Krug.and Mr. and Mee. Maier Hansoms

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By MAX COHEN

ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Feb. l6 -ThereWOO ladkatIons that the New Yak fairsmeeting In Albany on February za wouldtake considerable of our time in co:thee-Ron with lents/retire Matters of Inheoeatto the industry.

It appears that this year there to apassibility that actlob may bo taken bythe New York Legislature regarding conetrot of Milhaud* along highways. Pourbills bare been intrOdueed on this sub-ject The brat would license biltheardMeripantes with a levy of 2Se cents perequate toot of elan space and licenseswild be refuted for beards at dance:muintersections or at places where they ob-retire vision of Menne Two of the bthewould outhoriee municipalItioa andcomities to restrict use of billboardsWithin their MMus thru ironing regalia -U01111. The fourth bill le Intended toregulate tocoilon or billboards in in-lArrente Of tratho safety.

There Is no preterit Indication which,It any, of those bills may prevail. Nextwork we will give a report of our se -Wines at the Albany meeting.

1.05 01/5efee5LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-Crafte 20 Die

Shows brave quarters on Februnry 17for their opening stand In SouthernColitornea. Ben Dobbere manager Crofts("olden State Shows. to corarouttng be-tween hero and Noah Hollywood, Calif,getting the show. ready for opening.George Coe. of the Oory Bros.' Showy.COMO in from Phoenix. Ann, but leftagain on a prospecting tour, Al Fine inat the shows' quarters.

laidlo Brewer: left toe quarters of theClark Greater Shows. where he saes bewill have the Circus Sada Show end taoMiley Thome 0. H. HUderbrand moo Infrom Jan Pedro, Calif, and stated hisnight spot thus clothe aattefeetary bwe-new. Ben Martin Shows did well InSouthern California,

Lobby of the Hotel Meted Is a busyplace and genteel agents and oarniveltroupers are touch In C4Sfiellee. Mr. andIdni. J. E. Pepen are vecatlaning here,and Roy Woe) Jones nod Pete Corticame over from Pereeltna. Celle. for abrief stop. Mr. sad Mrs. Eddie Hayescarne In for n short alsit. Prank W. Bab.cock Is getting his shows ready. BertFisher and the chimps are working ona movie Job.

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PALMF/t-Osoree C.. 65. owner -man-ager of the Palmer Opera RAW, Cuba,N. Y.. there February 5 after a longIlinewr. Ito leaves his wife.

PICKARD-S. D., eaten manager Of Sla-ttern WPID, Petersburg. Va., February111 that city of a heart Watt.

REYNOLDS -Mute. 00, former showgUi, suddenly February 13 at her hornsin New York of naturni causes. Ethe badbeen an ceiglred member of the Ina:O-dom Sextet and at ono time was in theZiegfeld Follies.

RHOADES-Kltile tatra.LOW13 Herder -son). many year', ago one of the Immi-nent repertoire act:teem of the country.February 9 at leer home In Newburgh.N. Y. She had her own company andwas seen In Pygmalion and The Planter'sWife, end played many years In the oldHurtle Opera House, Auburn, N. Y.Burial In Motet Pleasant Cemetery, PortByron, N. Y., February II.

RUBACK-Mother of Jack Rubeek,owner of Alarm Exposer:on InKansas City. Mo.. February 3. Denial Inthat city February 8.

RYAN -John J.. 02, former manager ofthe old Hogan Opera HALM, now theTown Theater, Ouxquelamuu., Pa.. Feb-ruary. 5 at the Barnes Memorial 39011011,that city. after an Illness of two months,He Imre* lets wire. a son. three brother,,and a Mater. Buried in Laurel Hill Come.Wry. Suaquehanna.

SCHULTZ - RAMP, 65. night cluboperator for uniny yearn in Wildwood.N. J. February 1 in literal of pneumonia.Hie widow. two daughters. and a 0013survive.

SETTER -Joseph Carl. 07, concertpianist, composes, and music Instructor.February 8 at his borne In Denver after ashort illnew. Salter studied in Viennaand Berlin and made tereral extensiveconcert tours to this country and En -rope. He was profeseor of Men° atSy -recline (N. Y.) University 25 years -

SPAIN -WSW= E. 52. elephant trainerat the Owanrildo Zoo, Long 'eland,N. Y.. there recently Of seat -Inflicted gun-

toe wife, Ruth.SWEET-Yrank S., We bandisten. of

Greenfield. Masa_ in that city February8 after a Icing illness. He leaves a nonand two datighters.

THORNS --Plank D., 68. who assistedIn establishing Stateon CFA°, St. John.N. B., in 1028, and engineer and an -Demote at the elation for seven years,recently In that city after a year's ei-nem. Therm also established Station1031/1 in 1928. Survived by bin widow.a eon. and a brother.

TRAIL - Edward. 53, former theaterMenefee:. February 12 at his home 121Brooklyn. 110 nerved as manager andthesusurer or several of Brooklyn's old-time theater* end wee well known Intheotrical elreles. He 'ewers a diewaiter.

VALLASTER-Meta Rattle. 62, formersinger. February 7 at the home of herdaughter to Absecon. N. J., niter n longIlinem. From 1000 to 1907 she 'sang withthe Metropolitan Opera Company. NewYork, Her husband, Martin; *Motherdaughter. a sees, and a brother survive.

WALBROOK -Henry AL. pleywrightand critic. February 13 In London. Wel-brook joined the staff of The LOU MallGazette in 1001 and was It., drama tattlefrom 1008 to 1015. He bed written anumber of books, Including J. M. Benteand the Theater and A Playgoers tea.-derhger. In 1033 he was eleven president

Won Fltv.et. in rood condition: site Penny of the Critics'/wade, comploto onth or righted top. WATSON /aokalle. former dancer.

Addreut 00% 422. OCALA. ILA. February 11 at Roelleater. N. Y. She was

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Ws rasa? art 114404. Owes. 10.000 .N11M1pne, M14 95.000 14144es. ifo4.55 spots No thrownsoma altaill 18 eats. All 4;05.0 co M. to../4 N4, an. Pkrac aM Ockhravn.1111.04111 at11 111110$14. 11.go .net aide Farax fa M RN.r. Died talvs fordim ase0.111110r Otra ...ley. Ow OYI, ele er wee V.. WIll tisthtsh owhto mem..Om Om ow Olam Paws that nave own avtOta. Want 00wotarorta um slit met toe .trot 406 eel015110 0/0la, M aothtsg nose a el..* wit So 10711104. Want rhottoosan, clowns,. end ynntinencooIn an diewlenentd. Jact (Re4) to, ear- "-- P.m, arm 5 Meamemics routNow impart tmed .111 WOO umv tor man,. OOMMerTIM1 for Pk". if, 204 0011.01,10:es. Can NMI"ft I le 06 11100. al.. 60.. ano net Atl., reot MA/111.AAD MOTAL, ST. LOON, MO.

BARNEY TASSELL UNIT SHOWWants for Lake Worth, Fla.. Fair. Week of Feb. 24, in theHeart of Town: Shows and Concessions. Write Lake Worth.

a denser on the RHO Circuit and latera member of the Children's Theatre InNew York.

WILDING -Harry, 01, veteran Britishpoppet worker, at Media:tow, Englend,Jneuary 5, Wlldlog nest served appren-ticeship In the circus, then pined liltWhere puppet show, later traveling withmany others tbruout Europe before re -aiming with his own traveling theater.Poe the lest two man lie was CI vice -tercet -dent of the MORI PuppetryOuild.lnter-

meat at Cannock Cemetery. Staefordahlre.WII.LTNCIS-Clearge 0. 62. former red.10

and newspaper executive in FloridainNew York. February 8 at his home in

Poneecola. Fla A native of Liverpool.leteeiareti. Williams had nueressively beena railroad clerk: railroad Melo managerIn Mobile., Kin. and Florida: publisherof The 1,,,i,acola News Journal, andexecutive Mee -president of the Perrynetespeper and radio Interests In Florida.Ho had also been connected with theOlean. Bradford. As Selemeace. Railway InMoneta. Survived by his widow, CesareanL.; a daughter, Prance*: two brothers,and three /astern. Service* In PetiateolaFebruary 10, wIth burial In St. John'sCemetery there,

W teCHEXTER - Edger Clinton, 03.known to many theatrieal people. havenitbeen secretary -treasurer of the OresvoldHotel. New London, Conn., the past 37Leans. January 31 In Now London afterA brief Illness.

WINTER-Walea. 78, founder andpreeedebt of the Wales Winter Dramaticagency. February 8 Its Olon Cove. L. I..N. Y.. after a month', Ilincea. He alertedhis carter as an actor after greduetingloom the American Academy of DramaticArts. Atter several years on the roadWinter gave up acting and formed theagency that bare hie name. Ho retiredabout four years are. Survived by hiswidow, a daughter. and a sister.

YOUNG --Thomas E, 81. hither ofRobert Young, 11Im actor. February 11 inIfetlywoml of Initulea sustained a wokbefore when het by on auto while horat-tuck riding. He wee a former captainIn the United States Army.

finattia9eSBARB ZDSBARDI -Johnny Barb, of

Youngstown, 0.,proftwaloraally known as =drat Moore,dancer -comedienne, also of Youngstown.February 8 In St. Patrick's Chinch, thatcity.

COOKE-PICRES - Henry Cooke. NBCChicago announcer, and Mary !:ekes. ofSt. Louie. February 10 In Se. Louts..

OARROWAY-DWYER - Dave Clare°.way, NBC Chicago announcer, and AdeleDwyer. of 81. Louie, February 15 In 8t.Louis.

ECKERT-HOAGLAND - Harold C.Eckert, dramatic editor of The Ohio StareJournal, Columbus. 0_. and Mrs. ThornHoagland In Columbus January 20.

FREEMAN - Mani - Royal Freeman,member of the Mario and LeFors highatelel act. and Ruby Sem. late of theStebnand Circus, in Loa Angeles Janu-ary 30.

If 1L135LtN -1TMINFrr- Alf Hildinen,auditor of the Archer Ballroom Com-pany, Den Moine& and tenor° Bennett.Of Des Motors, February 0.

HUTCriTI;aoN -NEWBOLD - SydneyEmden Hutchinson, nonpro. end Mrs.Trenebard Benito Newbold, mother OfTrenchard Newbold, operator of Ever-green C:0$00. Philadelphia night club.February 6 In that city.

KELL000-MANNERS--J. Stewart Eel -tog& nonpro, and Jayne Manners, chow

in West Palm Beach, Fla-. January27.

KRASNER-CAPLAN-Benjamin Kras-ner, general meaner of Lakeside Park,Denver. and Miriam Captor]. Kansas City,Mo., February 0.

MANN - MeOFX- Benny Mann. exec -Wire of Beverly Mita Country Club,Newport. Ky.. and Truly McOce. doneedirector. In Newport February 13-

PANNWITTLE-Fred J. Penn -welt. nonpro. and Barbara Sheik Semple,former arm; agent for the Hotel St.Regis. New York. In that city February 12.

SIMPSON-PRANKLIN-R. M. Sampson.with the Al O. Barnes. Rengling-Barnum.and Reuel' Rms.' OVUMsi over e periodof 12 years OW horse trainer and menagerider, but now In the restaurant ManamaIn Port Worth and Mineral Wells, Tex..and Hearin° Franklin, nonpro, of attn.erll Wells. 'nee In Dense recently.

eonnny 712(2v1agesJoseph Abate, noopro. and Carolyn

Fiore. daughter of Prank Flare, operatesof the Penn -Atlantic Moe Room. At -

lasts City. and Cher Renault, elated. InAt:Antic City soon.

Patsy Johnson, burlesque deneer. andLoo Candino, bons !Meer of tho TonyLane Trio, in Philadelphia Von.

Ralph E. Provost and Winifred Rose -Diary Clime. of the dramatic matt ofStation WOlFF. Platteburg. N. Y., to ChMcity soon.

Wintam Opatney and Dorothy Kolb,prottc415nal rkaters. nt Mineola (L. L)Roller Rink, aeon.

Durwood Kirby. NBC Chicago an-nouncer, and Mary Paxton. radio waterand announcer sumelated with the Chi -cage Mao, of the Stack -Goble Advertis-ing Agency, In sloe fall.

Jerome Dody. son of Dan body, thewproducer, and patio Watson, daughter. ofJoseph K. Watson, of tbo former teamof Wateezt end Cohen. to New YorkMarch 30.

Bruno Enceinte', of the Zacelaird can-non act, and Orereene Lona barebackrider of the LOyal-Repenakt riding tronpa,g00:1.

RadaA daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn

at Fltzerrald-rdercy teapitel, Philadel-phia. February 5. Father is district man-ager for Warner Bros.' theater circuitin Philadelphia.

A son to Mr. and Mee. Jack lteNeliiat Temple University Hospital. Plantadeletes. February I. loather was a forme:publicity man for Warner lime HeatonIn that city.

A son to Mr. and Mrs_ Lester Brownat Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia.February 3. rather in pianist with theWellington Hotel orchestra in that City.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs JohnnyHackett At MIsertcordia Hospital. Phila.delpnia, February 5. Father Is tromboo-let with Joe lenuettoe studio ureboitasat Station WIP.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. P.Booth) at Harris Memorial Hospital. FortWorth. Tex., January 31. Father femme-ly operated the Show Boat night club inVert Worth.

A daughter, Winifred Katherine. to Mr.end Mrs. Harold Betts February' 11 atHIghland (111.1 Park FatherIs a Chicago radio performer. heath onthe DOppy Don prognern.

A son. Bobby Joe. to Judy and FredLytell In Tema February It

1)00tceSRita Lowe, costume designer, tretm Ed-

mund LOW.. film actor, In HollywoodFebruary 19.

Virginia Lee. Mum:, from FrankQuartell, hand leader. In Chicago Febru-ary 10.

MAGIC(Coaf(nued from pope 20)

to attend the second annual magle coo -clam sponsored by the La Salta County.Ho:glans of the Ebony Wand to be heldat Starved Rock Lodge In Starved RootState Park, near Utica. 111.. Match 8.Frances Ireland, of Chicago. will craw.and pertormera will Include Dr. ManuelSmith. the Mentors. the Crest Milky.Mike Deltas. Watling Bea, Doe Lewis.Jim Marshal), Laurie Irleand. Jerry Anederma. and Billy Doty. . . HARRYCWIL, "worid's wend. magician," put ona hsif.hour show for the DetroitVariety Club lest Saturday. . . . EDDIEDECOMA, after winding up on schools loFort Wayne and Richmond, Ind.. hoppedinto the leranavIlle. Ind., ocelot for a fewdates before moving into 1111nots. Ho re-port* that Indiana has been splendidsince the holidays. He will discard kidabove In theaters In Illinois. but willtry to average four schools a day. De -Coma says prevent bookInge carry htmup to April 17. Jim Admire contleteeon reliance. . . STUART P. CRA.M12e.Cleveland ratieleti. was Imechtel off bythe **ft board last week, forcing hireto cancel a tong list of engagements setfor hint by the. Riddle Bamberg Lecturethireeu. Drafter at the same time weehis brother and assistant. Al Cramer.

THE ORRAT Fitton, and hla wife,Julie. ptioted by Henry Hudson Mete, artheaded Towards New York utter a setterOf severance* on the West Coast. ..HOWARD HUNTINOTON la showing hiewere* thru Eantern Nebraska and South-eastern Iowa for the International Han.crater Compene on a program streeetnepewee fartelee. . C. THOMASMA0111211 write, from St. Leads: "I big.Marquis thong soon and lets Deleteknow that the Hindu Rope Treek can bedone. / believe Merge le Melons thistitan."

February 22, 1941 Thr Billboard 33

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February 20, 1926)

e_With more than 300 on hand. Wailspea Valley Snowmen's Association's

Banquet and Ball In the Amer -.can MinerHotel. St. Louts, wee au outatariethogmama. . . . Jerry P. Jacobs. formerlyof Zeiclman k Pottle Shows, taloned asgeneral agent of the Campbell Shovefee 19x6.. . About GO outdoor show-men. including visitors from Chicagoand Team. braved a anowsteren to at-tend the nest suinual Beefsteak DefinerW the Outdoor Showenan's Azosociallonat Vertsteak Charlie' On West 00thStreet, New Teak. . D. D. Murphy.bows booked Earl D. StrOut'a HussarBand for the tenaon Krause GreaterShow. which had been towing PuertoMoo. northern part of South America.and Cuba for tome time, Opened a week'sstand in Miami.

Umbers of the Heart of AmericaShowmen's Club and Lattice' Auxiliary,Kersas City, Mo.. were busy with planttcr a tacky petty. . Mr. and 314.Victor D. leatt entertained about 30mrmbera of the Leritt43town..Huggicut,howit' personnel at a party in honor ofthe fifth birthday of their ion. Berney.. . . Clarke B. Folmar wee contracted aspress representative of the Roil) Ameri-can Shows for IYGR. . . Capt. ChristSommers algned Ma liltldoti Shove with

ErpositIon &hove.. . . Johnny J.owOcaNnanager of the Johnny J.

Jahn &emit -ion. purchased 10 new steelPlea and three new stock care fromWarren Tank Car Company.. . . HarryDail signed to manage leo Lippa's No. 2Ebow.

Elmore Yates Wan In Zanevallte. 0..working oa a promotion for Milton Hot -Lind. . A. Sawyer formed a partner.thip with M Pluseltal, formerly with theMiner Serowe. to operate eight newly:tamed concemions on two shows_ . .

Jack Oliver feigned as'emend agent ofMaterna Ansuannent Company. . .

Mends of Ed and Cliff Karns gave thema farewell party In Newark. N. J.. beforetheir departure for quarter, of the D. D.Murphy Shows. . . Harry latiektoy.;tooter outdoor showman and butt ofthe well-known Buckley family, diedFebruary el at the home of W. O. Mph)Gellman at Wand. . . Neal 1WialtellAUxUn booked hie Circus Side Show withthe Not Rehm Shoal.

Patent Office AgainstRipley on Vegetable.,

The 13. B. Patent Moe has ruled tbacopyrights, held by Robert L. (Bob) Rip.wr and Believe It or Nat'. Inc.. are hotWaned by a vegetable dealer who ad-wrthea:

'Bellew It or Not Ripley's pro alsansQuality."

Ripley Vegetable Company. of Mer-coke. Telt. operated by C. A. Alptcy. hasbeen granted registnition over the obyee-time of the Ring Ventures syndicate car-toonist of odd atter UnUaunt facts, wholegate:oil "Believe It or Noll" to 102S.

to 1930 the corporation to handle com-aertfal activitica having to do with Rip.lay Cilliteatan one forrned.

lacenries for two of the name and;414'00 haw been granted for soft drinks.brhatfnat comet. fruit, and frah vege-tabka

The Patent Office has ruled that thecartoonist's protection under the copy-right extensile to cartoon,. mite talks.lectures and Cooke. but done not coverthe orannedttlea of Isle hemmers_

There La no similarity between freshsegriabtes and the precluels covered In

rtglatratIon. the Patent Officeruling printed out --STEPHEN J MON-CHAN In Editor dr Publisher. February13. 1041.

C031. TO RUN AGVA(Continard from rode 25)

locale thrunut the country Mould berepreaentatIves of the national boardand ohould attend rill meetings celledbmo.

Supportera of Hoyt EL Haddock. oustedexecutive secretary, eAnt they will fightfor hie reinstatement.

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ding non -performer AOt'A employe."from attending macs membership swot.loge. Action taken H a setback to Had-dock. dismissed catenate secretary. andMs followers, who expected him to makea full report of his expectance. withAOVA at this afternoon's meeting of theNew York local.

Orrald Orton. temporary bead cd theunion acting under Instructions of therill-powernil executive committee, statedthat Haddock, as a result Of the resolu-tion. will not gain entrance to the meet.mg hall end If force in used by any ofbin friends "proper action will be takenatintnat such methods." Ortinn addedthat Ms will have charge of the meeting.

Haddock. prior to hit Mandead. sub -mated a report h> the rational boardbut It was looked upon only as a -reportof a dismiseed employee." Orttnit ex-plained.

OrIffin termed his yob as administra-tire chairman or mom combirang thelobs of executive secretary and president.He will hold the position under the na-ticarti election. (Math maid that he re-ceives no salary for his work.

Haddock's report, witch he preparedfoe today's meeting, La compomd of Junotypewritten (.lisle -raced) pas,. titledAOVA Aleck-Oalf to It Haddock givestito sieve on a strong performer unionand his reason, for AOVA'a turbulentand Wireleaoseful career.

He Atwell attacks Barth. claimingeverything he (Barto) did sans againstthe performer. "On AttStatt 6. 1010."Haddock's report reads.. 'Dewey Bartowan appointed preadult of AOVA byonly eight other national board members.This appointment wee toSd, after CCM-altitasbler delay- delay which be ban -self requests& no he could determine.as he put it. how people within the In-dustry wasidd feel toward lite brim peer).dent. And what reaMIOne did be Woktor? Did he go to performerel By his

own arinWestorl-he comulted various em-ployers and agent. to the variety UM.Yet we wore sucked In by this adMigelan.

rinse and grain. when prioncernamoss. he enema to agenta and einpleletafor seethe inatrod of to the mernbership."

Haddock points out that during notesshame* from baneful board meetingsmuch more was woompltsbed em AOVAproblems_ If. lists 18 scams taken InOre meetings while Barto was presentand 42 acetone in only two meetingsduring Barto's &Menet% Same hotels true.he potnts out, of executive committeemeetings attended by Barba Carryingon his attack en Balla he points to hisparticipation in tba New York theaterscotesem and the deals with lean andOldie's and other contract matters, allcoccludea In favor of the employer. ac-cording to Haddock.

Haddock says succesdul union musteccomplLah at leant the following sevenmajor pointa (possible only "then co-operative action"): Ill Enforeed postingof tondo to mere salaries: Ill estantuta-mcnt of a stx-day week: (3) eltrafnattemof mixing; (4) resonation of agents: (51eilminatIon of public AudIttonatabolition of eaumailatIODS: (7) Strict 0011 -trot or bonents.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13, --The *Men -Me board of AOVA local an. scheduledto &PM y for strike sanetkan from thelocal Libor Council last night In Ms dis-pute for a new contract with agents andnight clubs. Negotiation, were brokenoff leveret week., ago when the union re-fused to recognise the Northern Call -fertile Entertainment Manag,c.ret Associa.tlon as a bargaining group for agents.

CHICAGO. Feb- 15.-A0VA bore signedan agreement with BalAbsti As Kate. cov-eang the Cbimgo and State -Lake the-aters- lakif will henceforth use onlyAOVA talent and will be governed bythe same rultr.ga as these .fleeting theNew York houses recently algend tn.AOVA.

The union ltho.resched an agreementwith Merritt Abbott. producer of girlline..

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LOS ANOISLEB, Yeb. 18, --From percentindications. !Southern California willhow Ito abate of thowa tots Meson...Success of the ?Yaffe COW NbrovratetalAssoclauon'a Spring Ywttml la still thetalk of the town and President Joe Macywee heartily congratulated by Pleats onthe sUeetto4 of lice Mat of a series of fes-tivities planned during his regime. . .

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owner of the Great 1.akes EspoottioaElbows arnsouoced heir today that itshad compacted a deal with It. E. Haney.?Comm City, Mo.. whereby the letterwill hAve his Skeeter ride and PennyArcade with the those,. Owner Wagnermiso told he would buy four additionalunite to haul the Skooter.

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34 The ninbOarri CARNIVALS February 22, 1911

'40 NYWF Concession Revenue$3,479,383; $461,000 Under '39

NLM' YORK. Feb. 15,-The New YorkWorlds Fair Corporation of IMO re-ceived a grow income of $3.479.383 fromtencesseons In all claws, according to atabulation furnished exclusively to TheBillboard by Harter D. Cinema chatrinenof the board. Revenue to the expo fromthe second edition was approximately8461,000 behind the 1939 grogram, whichamounted to $3.040,353.

Fair's parttelpatton from mateurenutand rafreahment stands was again No.

1. with 61,703.640. bettering the maidenedition in tbis bracket by about 4-316,000./to elm greater ratio wore was madeby 1940 game. and rending machines,which brought close to 11197JX0 to theexpo, compared with about 697.000 in1939. Inese were the only two comes-anin cheers which- outran the DrataN0011.

Detworn MO and 900 conceasion con-tracts are involved In the tabu/anonwhich

1040Reateurante and refreshment stands 41.703640Rides. amusements. show -specs. and village. 416,627lisismas, trains, chain, and other transportation 414,180ILisceltancout Mends and stores 960.300Frecign. State. and exbibltoni sire privileges.- 331.601Osantb and landing machlues 196.453Miscellaneous 04.660

Hent41.320,274

6512124 39.917352.133870,31e98.529

187

Totals 03,470.370' 43.940,333'Actual figure Le 48,479,383.53 when carried out to dollar, and cents,

IND. PRO-FILII BILL(Continued from page 3)

exeunt:Wm. ISpatopre, Who ore spear -beaded by the ittaomated TheaterOwners of Indiana. expect to gain aup-port of American Legion and rebootgroups by eyed:loony exempting any oftheir entertainment. uncle:reeking..

A ntrerialent promoter," dinned a onewho &en rot Intend to conduct Msarntbetnent enterprtee on the santeptemiam for at least eclat months eon-seculleely," would lave to be the ownerof the premises on which enterprise lato be eteged, would hare to own deed topremises for 10 days prior to date of auchenterprise. or be obligated by a leasefor one year with Intention of tieing Itat least eight COnataitIte months.

The new bell still provides for rein -nation with secretary of stele of arecord of transfer of deed, with affidavitthat promoter la owner of premises. Anew wrinkle ill a section empoirerine eV -cult and superior Mote, on request bycitizens or by any bona fide navarietion ofpromoters. to bone temporary or perma-Dent inJUISCIMItil against anyone thoughtto be MolatIng provisions of the law.Preenoters also do not comply are subjectto 8100 to $1.000 tine or prima term ofone year or both. Drab day of violationwould constitute a separate offense.

As now worded, bill would seem to bedirected principally at circuses, comical..tau& tent abow, traveling movie showy.hockey games. and drive -In theatets.

has been committed to the jucueurycommittee for prellmitiery action.

Neb. Solon's Tax BillLINCOtle, Neb., Feb. 12. --The only two

stabs at the amusement trainees takenthus tar by Nebraska's Legislature areaimed at the movie Industry And offeredby Ben E. IL ritubeuer. of Orieena Neb.10 one he alms prtnelpally at woes,theater tickets. but Includes all otherpasteboards as well. He wants to chargeI Cant tax for each 10 cents' worth ofticket. The other Is purely oelluloldal.making 41,000 annual Itemise fee fordlatelbutora, phis 81 a reel tax for eachspool undergoing rental In the State.

Kill 1loinana 'fax BillHELENA. Mont.. Feb. 15,-The Mon-

tane House of 1tIringssentatires todaykilled a bill which, among other things.Mauna have placed a 2 per cent tax onall billboards and poster diaplays In theState. The tax on edeertising dteplayswas Included In a 2 per rent taloa togwhich would beer included all amuse-ment, as well as retail sales except MapleVocarws.

aleseetire was killed by adoption of anadverse committee report. RepreventiatveOliver. of Carter County. author of thebill, attempted to have It printed and

on general orders, but the effort,roles rota.

LOOKIN THE WHOLESALE

MERCHANDISt SECTIONfse tee

LATEST NOVELTIES PRIFISPREMIUMS AND SPECIALTIES

Portland CensorsStart Cliunping Down

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 15.-A threatto burly houses is seen In the views ea-preesod at o meeting of the reateanizedcensor board and °matte mem hero, Ted

owner -manner of the Capitol.muds, hotter. and member of the Dom&404 the board intend, to eelebilsh prac-tically the same rules for etageehows thatIt has for movies,

The board now Operate* tinder enlargedpowers which give It control over movies.atagethowo. Doorsbowe, all other enter-tainment, and advertising of shower.'liar cnmpalgn comes under the leader-ship of Mayor But Riley. who took officeJanuary I.

Gamble said Operates. would have notrouble with the board If they cla theirown emountsg, but added that there havebeen many compialnte about some thews.Local burly homes are Oalety, Star, and

Avenue [beaten.The new ordinance its, created the job

of mover at $135 monthly. The viewerand non -paid asetstants, cbosen by theboard, must view all stageshowa, pleturee,ndvertning. billboards, and anything per-tainine to theatrical attractietra Tiescity council is the final board of appeal.

Ark. Anti -Blue Law Bill1.1177,E ROCK. Ark.. Feb. La -arsenate

bill Introduced :tit week Hato StateLegislature. now In artesian, would repealblue Iowa by empowering city councilsof Arkansas mum:SO*11nm to retina'slabor and other oacliViCes on Sundays.The bill has been referred to the Citiesand Towns Committee for amending.

The bill would end forced early clos-ing by night mote around larger eitteaof the State and also permit Sundayalienations under total option.

Buffalo Aud Concession LetBUFFALO, Feb. Amigone,

owner of Chez Amt niter, here, rindPeter Oust Economy. manager of thePark Lane nttery. lest out on the barend restaurant nincesalon for the newMemorial Auditorium. Lew learrectiel

got the bid_ Counsel for Antigone. StattWeimar. suggested a taxpayers' protestaction, 1.4 did Bob Bove:erg. counsel forEconomu. Action will most likely bewaived by Antigone. Erie ConcessionCorporation, consorting of Hoerschel.Marvin Jacola. and Fred Seams, holdsall civic concombozu to Buffalo.

ENDURANCE SHOWS(Continued from pope 27)

memory doesn't fall. I had to correctBernard once before bark in 120.6 or '37.It items that Bernard Isn't up-to-date onwhale, other than the ones ho was, lit.The world's record was established InRevere Beach. Mass. It was a Pop Dunlapohm.. which started June 14, 1933, andclosed December 19, 1PM. gong 180 days.Or 4,638 hour., I was In that one, andsome of the other demons, many of themstill In the game, were Charlie and VivianBranch. Hughte Headrixeon, Dilly Willis.Eddie Leonard. Jack (Dead Pan) Kelly.Sian West, and Joe and Mary Rock. Prebeen Working for the American Airlineshere In the Big City, and on my lastyear's vacation took a trip around thecountry to visit some of the contests. AtChicago I met Billy Willis and PanayPaterson. In St. Louis 1 saw the RyanBrothers working a theater. Nest boppedto Kaisers Ctiy. 510. and the Piton=Ballroom to visit my old partner, Jo JoHitt. and Holm and Jean llobough.Vivian Branch, Lou Meredith. and Mickeyand Eileen Thayer. Inspect to mike asunder tour thin year. This year at theWorld's Fair I met Dick Edwards. whobad the frozen alive exhibit. I still havea yen for tbe tralktee. but I have such aswell ;rib with the car line that I thinkI'm pot fora long time.

REP RIPPLES(Cositirawed from page 27)

new season at Loon. W. Va. March 24,with else turkey. A Midnight in China-town. . . DONALD H. MeNALLY, ofthe McNally Variety Show. who recentlytareaerwent an emergency operation forappendicitis at Paul Kimball Hospital,Lakewood. N. J., Is back with the showand doing Otte. . . . CECIL J. MILLERlam a ramie -picture layout operating Inthe Colitis. section. . . . LOWERY'S8110W Is reported enjoying thrombi*business in schools In Malice County,Nevada. They have it Idnun. picture out-fit. and for flesh entertainment are oiler -tog the three -people. 4$ -minute sketch.Soar Grapes, by E. F. Hannan,

KID CONTRACTS(Ceg:blued /Tom page is)

after dualpating money obtained fromthe sale of land, sued to recover theproperty. The court upheld Itim and hedid not hare to refund the coin. Jnanother cane a minor sued foe hieoriginal Investment when a broker withwhom be bought stock on margin goldhim out after a drop In price. This tadaim got his money.

There has been only one adverse NewYork decision affecting a minor. but thatInvolved property damage. In subse-quent cases courta have ruled this Cainto be no precedent.

The contract with Yvette was enteredInto then Surrogate's Court here. inwhich her mother Imo appointed legalguardian. Yvette la a minor. being 18years old.

Yvette said yesterday (141 that. shouldthe Masa go to court. the, will not enterInfancy as her &Orme, bin will have thecase argued on Its merit.. It is generally

The Cincinnati of-fices of The Billboardhave on file thousand.of biographic* of mem.bent of the amusementprofession and alliedfields. Not a week passebiographical file is not drawn uponfor data of people who have pannedon. If you are not represented Intha ale please send to The BiliteordBiographical Editor, 26-21 Opera

Platy. Cintinnatl. Ca. the followingdata about yourself:

Name: are: piece and date of birth;home addrees: number of rears inemu...front buoreas. or If In allied

Alta/Alecthat this

field so state; date ofentering It and firstMinueetton and capac-

ity: other connectionsand capacities and

length of each con-

nection to date Intention years Ifpas/able); married or nitrite; if Mar-ried. give wite's name arid state) Ifaloe Is active In amusement business:If married previotsaly, give name&dates, etc.; names and ages of chil-dren If any: names and addressee.' ofparents: names of fraternal and

business cagentrittiona you belong to:date of furnishing data and yourafenatere.

conceded by local attorneys quelled thatshould Infancy be entered as it defensethe equity of the contract will not comeInto the discuselon.

Duke and Lee signed Yvette a littlemore than a year ago to a managementcontract calling for 30 per cent. of whichNBC was to get 10 per cent. Duke claimsthat by coaching and developing orher present personality they built herup from a $40 -a -week singer at Butler'sTap Rom here who ocensionally got a$b club date to the point where Matweek slur got more then 111O00 HerStrand eatery is 000, with 6260 fromthe Camel program and a similar stunfrom the Waldorf-Astoria_ In addition,she gets 0.100 monthly. excluelre ofmythic:. front Victor Records.

Duke claims he was truarturientot Ingetting Yvette Into top hotel spots andgot her an NBC audition. In addition,be cinema he cultivated her present per-sonality to get her around her di:Muerwith r&

Ho sere that while vacationing InFlorida about tour weeks ago he re-ceived a registered letter in which Yvettenotified him Gist he and Lee would nolonger be empowered to act as her Man -&gem

Hs coenmtaslona. hr said, Included thecoat of coaching and half of the preenagent's fm Yvette toys she paid for allof her press agentry.

Yvette, on the other hand, says thatDuke was not Instrumental In gettingher all her dines, and that, at the timeof her Misfile with him, she alreadyhad a contritet with NBC. She furthersays that Duke could no longer helpher, 111.1LOS was barred" In severalof the piame In which the worked Inaddition, the claims none of her topOates were the result of the Duke -Leenutbagement She also chains losing adate at the Roney -Plaza In Miami be-cause of Duke's approach to EdwardJouffret, tri.slanging director of that spot.

In addition to her oommosions. shealso paid Lou Ifindling, Music Corp*.ration of Americo. for her booking at theWaldorf.

Duke denied a report that a 4.000settlement hnd been offered him andthat he was holding out foe 612.000. He"aye all he will sock in the courts isthe continuation of the contract.

VAUDEVILLE NOTES/Confine& fro. N' 231

mealy touring Western Pezuvrylraneiarea In Warner and todependeet theater&

DINAH SHORE signed for the Para-mount, New York, for May or Jute.Booked for two cretin; with options, . . .

OKAY GORDON is set for the Orpheum,Minneapolis, March 7. . . . ANDREWSPESTERS honked for the Paramount, New'York. Mereh 26. Charlie Barnet bandand Jack Leonard on the tame hull. .

EARL CARROLL'S unit goes to the Mich -/gum Detroit. }iamb '7.... JOE YENIITIIs signed for the Mete -Lake. Chicogo.March 28.. . . JOHN BOLES will be atthe Adams. Newark. February 21. .

JOEY RARDON penciled In for the Chi-cago. Chicago, February 27.

TIRZA sod her wine bath sot likedso well at the Two', ICaneas City. Ma.Oust she will head a unit, Bile and Shimsbooked for 10 weeks over the Kemp Tawin the South. . . . SALLY MOTHS 17weeks, her second engagement this sea-son, at the Crawford Howe. Beaton. ter-minate, May 3. when another returnbooking, starting May 5, this time forengnt weeks, brinp her to the LittleRathekelke. PbiladHphls. . . LeAlINSISTRItS replaced the Toll Staters withthe Ted Lewis unit, opening at the BelTahtrtn Club. Ban Francisco. February DI

ELLA LOOAN la act for the Paramount.New York. February 26. . . . surziMAYPAIR. forced out of that noise byinnate recently, fills out her connectthe ethos week. Tien Blue completes thebill. . . . A. B. MARCUS thow *pan, atthe Strand. Syracuse. N. T.. February78. . CONNIE 1106WM.L 1, *toed forseveral numbers In Paramounra KW theSolt DoCethire,

BOB HOPKINS. mimic), has landed astring of the Comerford /muses inPennsylvanta then the Joe Feinberg M-ice. New York.

SHARON DeVRIES. comedienne, sailedfrom New York Friday 471 on theBrazil for Rio Or Janeiro to open a Ms -week run nt the Caalno AtInntico Yeb-ruary 26. Set thru Ilal Sends

tzturtntorr ti doing a pan. tour In theNorthwest. He it, currently et SolentOre., the Meth week of his tour.

JOHNNY READING, formerly of rant/loading. and Bryce. Is appearing witha new knockabout act known a, Danand Johnny Rending, welch opened to:Dort Levey In Vimociumr. B. C. Febru-ary 14.

February 22, 1941 CARNIVALS The Billboard S5

gatitittco A05:Citeutatit45 Expo.a c.d.., at Nit slow

By STARR DE BELLE

Di Route North.Engagement: Pending.

Week ended Peb. la. 1041.Dear &Moe:

During the dark hour of midnight theGreasectien train of Ballyhoo Bros., com-pletely chromium plated and gold.leared.sneaked off the winter quarters' aidingto make Ha Grat run of thaw:aura 'Suchsecrecy was attached to our leaving, notbecame of our competitom but theoases never bid any ccansitittee or land-lords goed-by. Thu. they dodged an-swering many quoaUena which mighthave been boromene to our staff.

If any ill feeling arises from our mid -den departure. It 'UR be quickly °ra-ceme with a holiday card next December.lf our port landlord did not live InFlorida, hr would even get a box Oforanges from the show at stout fair-boiking Ural next winter. As Pato Bally-hoo put It. "Ho may even have to cometo me for a favor some time and thenI will Do the Drat to Manua the metierwith my brothers." furthermore. Buy,Ming a friend of the per.. departmentand heal to having his cookhouse ballet,can take it.

When we owl a grocer load the print-lege car with two cases of eggs, threetains, a gunny mick of meat rinds, andOmen load two staterooms full with hot -cake flour, we realized that the run wouldbe a long one. We figure a rills by theamount of cake flour. The entire runwas made Over the (trent Southern AtNorthern Depository Road. used by many

beading north.The rim war closely a:attracted eal a

Junction -to -Junction move, the first:unction being Jacksonville, wherehinge operator Joined whit hi. depositmid then we continued on to Raleigh.Rem we met our snowcone, tardy apple.orel cotton candy operators. Who boardedC: train with their mason's deposits,1E4 the train left for Baltimore andin -action No, 4, A wtre from our spots -ear, Intuiting Rod. hit the show hero,asking for her delimit. The boxes wiredtheir grablotnt operator Instructing himto Jump from ChicAgo to our declinationand to pay Jai deposit to the committee.

At Baltimore we were Joined with pop -am, on the line; penny pitch. out of therick. and mouse games. from the hip.These d. paa put the train Into Philmbel-able. In tinily the train was stalled fora day while they unloaded two of ourbaggage ears that had canted vegetablesAGO grapefruit north for a product com-pany. The freight charges miketed. weproceeded on to Newark, le, J. wherewe again stopped for 11 hours. This time

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moott TRUCKS 0 eASSINCHt CallsAvailable ler Irnedlet Delivery.

OrleIntore of eh. Showmen's/inn. non,

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NOW -1941

CONCESSION

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Midway Finishes

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we were hold up by the unloading of ourstock ear that had been tilled withboucehold furniture, a hay rake, twoNowa. 24 balm td hay, four horse.. threetows, six bceL4, and cream separator.Perhaps Chia was the brat time that afarmer ma dared hi, equipment on ashow train. Thee freight collection putthe show on Its way.

We had teaseled only 30 miles whenthe train stopped again. Here the airam filled with quacks, cackles, squeaks,and squawks. To our aurprise, welearned that they were unloading thebemire' private car In which they hadfreighted north a load of chickens. ducks.and gees* for n poultry house. Saw nierscash change halide that abould put theShow in town Woo Sunday night,

MAJOR PRIVILIEIR

Hartmann's

UroadcastCINCINNATI

SINCE commenting on Indiana Housebolt No. 114 In Ude pillar last week

and giving evidence to show that theTheater Owners of Iberians. a picturetheater group, were supporting themeasure, we learned that the opponente*eked for a public bearing and weregranted It. ID further auhatentlate ourointment that the theater men werebacking the bill, let us my that at thispublic bearing a reprenentatire of themoving picture Intermits appeared andspoke In favor of It.

Because of the opposition, no mullpart of which came from church peopleand American Legion poste, the Mil waawithdrawn and a substitute introduordIn the Legislature that exempts from ItsPrevisions churches. Legion prima, andother organisations staging emote

Selective Service Mail for TheseMen at The Billboard's Offices

CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.-The tolloaing men have Selective Seraph mail atThe Blaboorer's various, olficee. In Lorne instances the mail corselets of question-naires and in others order number cords. The order numbers art given In parer.-theam ahem known. All of there men are reepseatrd to rand forwarding addrawee lmmedlately:

CINCINNATI OFFICE. 25-27 OPERA PLACEAdams, Waiter WoodrowAllen, Clauor WiodrOwA-Ytions,, JamesAndress, (2150rd T.arum?. Cheater AllenPamela. 110e1 311.3011Hank,.,Harold Cheaternaelber. Otis 0, free,

Stanley JoaorYIT.W, Doveborn" AroWoor

Ctsolne C.Meek J. Joann*Mann, newer Maroon?UMW.y Heinlemake, Deltikes GamGlioolteell149, WattleEledinsta. Chaste, C.WM. Yana."liorerold. Arlene LavaMuerte,. Mtnbrats. Jews:. RemGreen, Claytoo (Horale114)6Cre1r, Jotept1 Peeveliernelittlerf. Les'tort:Rae Charles Zednorms. Carl 0./Inhere Rd..arm. Tay AlbertCaralt Jea.Cain. 111111ma PalmedClam. Robert 1411Colcleense, Cue. TrumanCole, Creston Z. ',MtConley, Iteetert DanielComa Whom, itaisteaora, John Williamtercet Farman L.Daalehl,Darrow, =Stahel:KaDarts. Raney S.Dans. VAAL laneDense% WallyDaiwa. one, McKaynemea, Mr. JudgeDoe*. telyrie A.Damara torn CastenMarta. RemyItekhart, Harry A. dialraimues. Freak &tweedF4

wards. AltonAy Mike J. +MtEarliceitts Jimmie itForkno. Peal F.Farmer, Lana ft, rot.

Lena Jacob1.111. John 1.nick Ihward Level.rolls. Chastoe HowardFarce. 1141010 in(141 4:41Plos 'Dunn.g

Dal'Osaaaa Sten J. 1121)ocremastrer. Para A.Mosier. onboard J.eked, Jaw. Danieldemenn. %Mum P. Jr.omen. Front catau°mho.. P. W.(tram, Harry LeeOmen, Wm. r2S/Inews. ham. ILOrion. BinrItelbrie. Cants AHon. ArOserItordrnsime. CAM J.Raman. Wir:hue HunterMarne, toast Lie.Molten. Riotliensila AlbertHelms. Cl,... itHersans. Wilmer Kenneth

Helton. Herman)teeJT. eltappslitetnit. Goys:coolritidorn, Crotente =AlitMimes, NormHooter. Harry Jame.Item John T.Keeton Jr., Wrentartis M.Hider, Leonard it.Weasprune, AareRaga.Raga William Oscarliirdhel. WM. Howard 11111Jackson. HoweJackson, RatonJackson. Robert (121Jackson. Edward FreakJitleOn. ?red RanclellJambs, WetirlJahelek. aletsnenJew... Ralph Palmertiter. Zan LeeJava, Frank S.Johuon. Mae F. 1134sJohnson. Jim. H.Jarmo, Jared nenJohann. Mao .1Jona*, Freddie WilliamJones. Janes 0.lents, R.O,r LetXarponsal. Stanley Ircee!Coyne, DotiHealey, Meta MichaelKama 101.11 H.Rem, Jahn LlsbenKenny. Henry P.Keaslier. Rydenicuirbrrs. itannoted 011tKin/. WM HebertKektist, lulls, 0.)Cnecht. JADIS/1 FAIDO/Krim., Walter LinwoodLee, teemedlee, Arthur We,,Lee. Mm r..41Lento. AetboeyUwe, Mettles Jowl*lens, LaVerze PanLitty, /tenon V.

Stiltence. Jan WesMeconalek. leas Aranstechonald. Rind LowyMerits. ItlitaumdNICCentre, Zelleard TeeAttileueddln. Wm.Wank, James HawnUlo'key. Leosteady. Reics hard 05111arseka. tt an

aster von. Robertu P.3.1.04

Sleeeb. Be. It,Frederick taw.

sillue ReneeA.Miller, Jean L.ILLIht, FrankSolite Reamed It.Millet. HAtty K.kWh. stlalnaa ]brieryMurrell Freak Jaenananas, lime. T.Write, Juan WUHortleass. Robert F,Marrow. JamesNulles\aulvre drtlNettle. Ittihadnhael And1Newnan, lastanteeias. arere Jobe&k en. anther:Olulte. Cozad

Wane Ralph MarcelWen. mama.

Donald V.wirk Patrick Jan

tiler. Jason ClaytonO tiorberz Was. Haro34Own. George tealPatetill. Ron. /HankyPar LawrencePatty, CheaterPelee, Jaa. Joe.Penile Jr- Char.Pettus. email.Fettle, LeoFolk. =ton L.Peamteen, Art D.P eeler, lead 0.Price. Wee. J.Ragland. Minns Theme.Reamer. George B.grew. =ion C.RON,. Janes Jos.Reynold. elen2o GordenRtstiek. Lietts774elreOn. Devid ZanyKahan a (wereReatasocs, Ralph J5-est.

Ropes. 0107Retell, Cleat 1111

0,R4thenetril. Meuse Rohl:Rm. Jonah P.eiascredesa. Chinn Siteaternald.

Thawed )4 t12/11illbeenwer. Harald ZarlO 11141. Wails.. A-

, Robert FeroTen/.Deroont Jame,

Saimbeed. naadyfibervicce. Eltbar4Shoemaker. Rear_ P.

reset Paidills C.

Iliss.W.h. Jimmy LeroyS latta Jr. Cleo. DilwandSheep. abeam! J. inn)Manny. trent (1301manner. Storeatorling. John W.flionn, Slate, W.IFernett, Theodor, Sloosoctittillrlelee. Wm, 11diroder. Jas W.IStulta. Oltry L.Sesanate.. Relent*Tenor. RetoT C.Taylor, wester AllenThelma ArleneTherma_ WSarmal RackTOM,. OLLiner. Wen. Thema..4 an rIttarthor J.

YredWard. Wm, P.Washbora Jr., NelsonWest. AVON 150.1.Western William rewasklInWIRe. Risked LaoWilk*. Thos. J.Wiliam, Lewis Hear/Winn Alfred J.Wilson, Harry Jr.,,Winter., In. noon.Witt Norman mu,Willard. Robert LaeWeer, veWeer, John }ParaToot Arthur Al .130.Zabel. Akuader

ST. LOUIS OFFICE, 390 ARCADE BLOC.Hare. Lee Jaellstre Frederick Mond Ray, Rau P.

Ostrom, lamas SL

NEW YORK OFFICE. 1564 BROADWAYneeeenrasrl. averael Kremer. Fenn: William deeent, hoer. M.xelter, Fred mahout teen Oran Vane, Mile Penn

CHICAGO OFFICE. 155 NORTH CLARK STREETNem. Fred tee

whew, all pronto ant foe charitable pur-port',. The old bill limited them to Aresuch Overall in a calendar year.

The second bill, known as House BM No.4511. has the same teeth In It as retardscaralvels and other fans of trawlingentertainment as the Ant one. It wouldeliminate all such neausementa thatwould compete with Hs, moving pictureImmerse. The bill wan Introduced byClaude L. Baylor ED/. or Speed, who Islisted as a safety engineer. and Peed n-Ocodard (11). of Rushville, who is listedAt a fanner.

As In the cam of the first Intl, themotion picture Interests are backing thesecond one. Evidence' of this is con-tained In an Item whirls appeared InTlko tnellendpoin Star of rohruary NJ.In which It was said that -Herold Meealter, mocuUse secretary of the Mood -meat Theater Owners of Indiana. toldmember, of Judiciary it committee 01the Indiana House yesterday that mo-tion picture theater operators In theSlate feel they are toUtket to protectionon their Investment. Mr. Readter,"the Item continued. nipoke in behalf of bill which would require the toilette.tion and bonding of transient promoteinand amusement operators. The bill hasbeen described as an effort to curb theoperations of 'fly-bymight' operator*.George Morph. of Peru. oprostar of port.able outdoor motion picture shown. toldthe committee the cage had been mis-represented to the theater WOW. Hapointed out that many mall committal -ties without theorem would be depalektllof motion picture* by the bill. The comamIttee deetclod to dtior action On theDM.'"

Ae we mid anon% the general make -Upof the bill la about the mine se 111.3 Anetmestere. with the exception or elinil-noting churches. religious bodies, vettesuiorganisations, etc.. as coming under it,The part of the bill covering the 'tamp.Ilona reads that the act shall not applyto 'political /teethe or the tolling ormeeting, of any political party. fetes.educational InetIMUorui. borne allows,organized churellea, or penal, benevolent.or correctional Inatituttona "

Item If of Section 1 mods. In part:-gormptIon applies only to such

promoters to whom and to much enter -prism sad serelora when housed in a(See hiCielmanIt's firoadcart on poPi elf)

DEFENSEMACHINE TOOLfor Shows and Parks Threatened

with War by Competition

A SMART NEW 1941

WtURL

The Time To D. is SNOW NOW

Seliner Mfg. (o., Inc.FARIBAULT. MINN.

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WINTER nos/lows I.

BOOKING his concesslona with Synth'sGreater Shows recently was Bill Penny.

CARNIVALITE Wanda Lee la mendingthe winter working at the South &anight club, Pensacola, Fla

ERNFST TCCK12t has leised theCOokholuse on the Parade. Shows, Ito re.pore from Chicago..

worrnia hie Ten.tn-One Show withZuchint Brea.' Shows for 1041 recentlywars Charles Williams.

SIMILE: Platter Man a lebneary poachbag.

WILLIAM BRADLEY SMTTII (Aloe, theAllistor Boy) recently signed with theidscc-bini limo.' Shows for 1941.

CLYDE WARBRITION has booked hisllahpond and popcorn stand with Zac-chini Bros: Mows,

810NING their ball game and horn andbacon stand with Smith's Greater Shownrecently were Mr. and Mr*. Fred Barrett,

lifit3dAN HEN. DERSON, Omaha, boaContracted his two red of diggers with

Angelo' that be has booked his candyStand with MarUn'a United Shows forthe second season.

BOOKING hie cuetard machine withZucchini Woe.' Shows for the corningwawa recently was A. Paul. Carl 0.Barth% accrete:1. reports.

MANAGER of Zacchlnl Bros: Shows.Bruno Zacthint *chime from Tampathat ho has booked Joe Bruno'. Dog andMonkey Show for the season.

SAW a NW. IM Otbor det- assn 110all loon be noting Boo an ttoCovito POrg.

MRS. LYNN BARKER, North Tona-wanda. N. Y., has Contracted with theSunburat Dtpoattion Shows for exclualrepopcorn and peanutprle1Iege for 1941.

LEE MOSS reports that his two newdiggers and enlarged Penr.y Arcade aroabout ready to take to the road withthe Frisk Greater Show. for the fourthoontecutive season..

AFTER a complete nut !.tanager K. P.Smith will open hie Smith's GreaterShows In Sumter, S. C. about the middleof March. Peck Wilson repeal, 17007 Pax.Ville, S. C.

THE OXYGEN MASK in Mt, photo doeml httte enough of This /WOW,lectures to make It difficult to recognize. him. It's none other than the poputer1.. S. (&ny) Hogan. general agent for the Amucement Corporation of America.aa he appeared et intern:1a darter, At. recent clay fa Merlon Brothers' 110elritel,Chimp°. HEX raOre roeity located In San Antonio. Tc:. where he plan.: to reelfo., two or three months.

the Panda Shows. which open the IC4901.1In Caney, Kan., In April.

DON'T essat yew ION Solent they'reenatehtd.

MRS. KEITH BUCKINGRAM to re-covering !tom her goitre OpEr311011. &leand her husband are ,pending the winterIn tErolra. N. Y.

MAILMAN and TM Billboard salesagent on Foxrell's United F. W.Pratt has rebooked his popcorn andpeanut stands with the errant:anon.

HERBERT ENGELKENO, Miami. willhave the lead gallery on the J. H.Edwards Shows again title wmon. OwnerJ. It. Edwards reports.

.FLOYD (SLIM) ARNOLD. the Musical

Rube. has rejoined Joe Boma on PranksGreater Shows for the coming WA/ALArnold wee with Joe two yews ago.

THAT "bad penny" Out ternot Soak ileri sopoly often Ire took and ha weds a for..

WALTI21 LANKFORD'S All-AmericanConcert Band opened the awn withMighty Monarch Shows In Frostproof.Ft,.. on Pebnury E.

OA= E. CLARKE report, from Los

MR. AND MRS. LEO Tarbach barebooked their popcorn, candy apple, andpenny pitch elands sod paimiitry boothwith Smith's (treater Shows for the corn-ing season.

SENDING new backs home to nsothodurl.g sunono maker it canter 10e a towelsder.; *toter.

ALBERT WINKS cants from Wret}Yankton. (14. that lie has Ogned 1111electrician and mechanic on the Para&se Shows. He has alive booked hiswales and 1004 gallery.

WEST COAST TROUPER Buck RitcheyCohan from Georgetown. Wash.. that beIs In the King County Tuberculosis Roe-pttal at 0000 Carson Avenue there andwould enjoy reading letters from frienda.

FROM ALL REPORTS Craft* 20 DigShows will take the road this Demontoasting a number of modern featuresInnovations In neon -animated Agure.awilt be standouts on special fronts.

WELL-KNOWN outdoor show designersnd inventor, Carlisle Juneau. who hasbeen signed by Dodson's World', FarEthows, prantista aorne tnnovationa Inshow designs next SCAa0II.

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.,,d yelps 111. pease at tour .Lee.. 1.010$4.1I sow is 111th."

HAVING dowel his atom thew In Au-plata. Go.. James H. Drew Jr. Is rebtalld.log and repainting hie cone:unions JokeBeflong is In charge of all equipmentand quarters work.

H. 0. NIXON. who la In Ventura' Hoe -Mud, Atlanta, awaiting a new brace forhis neck. which was broken recently. ad.els/re that heal like to read letter, fromfriends

WINTERLY0 In Washington are RedWebster and Slim Harris. who are oper-ating a shooting gallery. M. Beal reports.Joe Rosen, of Keystone Shows, is ambit -Mg them.

MYERSCONCESSION COMP ANYworked Its frozen mustard and soft-drink.tend to good results at the recent To -!We (0.) Spoetraneria Show. P. 4. Kubapencils from Dupont, 0.

A 0000 taker can crest. a new Nee ofPatter add dIttereat Iron the .hat of Outpantos bear at every holly ;tarot

WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS has booked hisPenny Arcade with the Sunset Amuse-ment Couipany. He Is getting the ma-chines in shove and reports the *Mao.lion will go out under new canvass.

sox/ova of the Athletic Arena onthe Golden West Shows Mat season. Steve(81.111) Smith has been spending the win-ter In Minneapolis wrestling and promot-ing wreatlIng matches.

FORMERLY WITH the W. 0. Wad,*Shows, Happy Atwood reports from Jack-son, Moth. that he will not return tothe road thla wawa. but will continueto oprate Isle restaurant and trailerpark near Jackson.

OPERATOR of the penny pitch on theT. J. 'Tidwell Shows tut reason, AbeneMcCoy to in St. Maryl Hospital. PortArthur, Tex.. reeovering from an aPPendectomy. Sloe wcu:d like to read lettersfrom friends.

WANT wen nem sew coo got O M the'Mom Otto who wo pole venom as and oftSion PrOttebte,-.Gabe Cr gnome Shows.

FORMER West Coast showman andno* operator of a rink In Columbus. 0Dick Wayne Barlow and Ins bride of afew weeks end other relatives slatted hiemany frienda In Southern Californiateens recently.

ROSE WVITLAXE letters from LoaAn0rIeo that she is SUB making arrange-ments to book with an outdoor attrac-tion end la not with M. K Arthur'sMighty American Shown as was recentlyreported.

MARIE LE DC is spending the:sinter In Alexandria. La, getting up anew wardrobe for her aide show, whtchhas been booked with the United Amer -Scan Shows again. maktr.g bet aorandsearon there.

RAYMOND LEE FRANKLIN. who Is InLansing, Mich., with Georgie Spot:A.10..pens that he will present his Stella MoeAdam.. three -armed -girl attraction. OnJim Hodges' Ten.in-One Show for thefourth consecutive wsron..

IrrodroppIng: "Ye.. I DID boom50010 014.41 tiara Um bat that wet &MEIbe got behind wit% hit

K 0. GARMAN, tr.anager of the Sun -met Amusement Company, reports fromDanvlite. Ill. that beeause of erdsun-derstanding hie shows will not play the

RehearsalARRIVING on the grounda of a

pumpkin fair at 4 a.m.. a brokentalker. who wise looking for a )ob.decided to walk A/1%1nd and give theshows A gander. In front of a typical40 -mile framsup, competent: apyramid army tent that had bornput In the ate on longer poles andwith a home -painted sign danglingon the front. waited a native son.mumbling to hinswlf. 'A trainedwild goose and a big black bear --buy Hetet. here And go In there!"Oyer rind over be repeated the wordsand the talker finally mid. "Ooodmorning, partner. What put you outhere .o early?' Came the 40 -miler'sreply. "I got up early to practice MY

February 22, 1911 CARNIVALS The Billboard 37

His Nose KnowsTWO RIDE DONS who had been

making the highways all winter sr -ivied OD the lot fur an early springopening. "Look:" exclaimed one."Mann the Purl.. Wheel look goodturning oval The old Merry -Go.Round Is all painted up. Isn't It ameal Manta And the new tido-showbanners! Ain% they some :leant"Then turning to Ins pal. who hadboon Intening with an apparentlydeaf em, be demanded, 'What's thematter with you? Can't you enjoy thesights wo have waited fire menthefor?' Sights, heilr was the reply."Ws the smell of onion. trying inthe ccokhouae that Interests me."

1941 Penner Clty (iii Pair as he re-ported In Ian week's Mlle.

WEEIT COAST girl show operator ofIvan Carl (Red) Lindsey /ma been re-leased from Providence Hospital. Seattle.Wroh., where he recently underwent anoperation. Ho says he plans to take out

girl allow again the meson.

CONCESSIONAIRE William MackeyItas signed his two Mends with theBright Light* Expoerition Shows for thef(08011. Manager John Oh -041M reportsfarm Pittaburgh. Mackey is inntering inBridgeport, O.

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THE eaanacer who norm spends a dins. Inels own show's cookhouse h s 111 the and. h* aver tan understand why It can't paythe eshitege.

PAUL AND BLANCH?. KEARNS. withnaval concettiona recenity joined H. L.wrightas United Shows at quartern InWrunsborsia S. C.. and are now readyingtheir Mends for shows' opening war Co-lumbia. S. C. .

MOTORDROME rider with Johnny .1.ones Exposition and Dodsonts World'sYen Shows, at. Stewart a Kindling thehonking of Frank 7,orda'n anise -um_ fibe!as agned as a feature rider with OhioRoger's Motordmme on Dedsonn World'sPair Shows for the coming seeeon.

MARY ANN, the late William Ran-6iiph Hearst's elephant. will be used InKkidieland on Crane 20 Big Shone. Gen-eral Manager Roy In Ludington opine*the elephant ride should be a snap, withno tear -down or set-up money requiredand the ride will walk on and off the lot.

PROF' Wn.tax J. BERNARD, SouthLiberty, Me. has tossed lit. freak animalshow for the coming Masai. he reportsBmaard. who Ilea been buying and WI -Mg animals this winter to good rmults,predlets a good 24:04011 for OUD0007 abowbusiness

"PAY yore whet; I pay wino. No eeriere at tidal, advanced," This Is the remit ofIto .tack of those whe have ridden Oddlanes to dieath...-Colonel Pad.

11 1. MILLER pew frocn JeffersonBarracks, Mo.. that he bra been confinedin the "Manna' hospital there all winten,tan expects to Ix reined by April 1.Be sere beh recovering from several °p-ennons and would like to road utterstram friend...

CONCESSIONAIRES who hare signedMain with Nurgeil's United Snows forthe Claming tam, include Al and MargieCetiley. Slim and Ere Logan, Bob Harshly.Mn and Jimmie Stepins. Slim Sadler.Prank and Bill Nona, R. B. trader, Mtn.Kunie Kahn. and Mr. and Mr. Rdrnend.

LAST SEASON with Miller Braeabeam, Max lilLt.t.tke Great MeCion-We/ letters from Jacksonnlle. rta."Nave been doing Fiends this winterand tinted the Royal American ShowsM Wiener Raven during their standthere. Spent a plantain visit with Honorvalve:'

WELL-KNOWN ceokbouse °pennon.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kenyon were turningRant showfolk vielters in San Franciscoend OakInnel. Celt. They will have thecookhouse with the. Foley hi Burk Shownand Kenyon will return to Oakland earlyh March and will remain there untilMena open In April.

LVD PREMIER SNOWS,

Sil'EP/IEN DECKERIt( Atycon Warifont. 00.0.

GIVING the allsce a Ow. a 413410and then lot41.nt to (amide/ site,nce a NOM,n eeetcr proves that 14.44o tentill.n3:1. tans,1144 hint wlithoot a kick.-Oscar tar Plow.

MEMBERS of the (laid Medal Showsdented at the Florida State Pair. Tampa.Intluded Owritte-Manager Oscar and Mrs.Moom and baby. Mr. and airs. Ray Duffy.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farris, and Alton Pier-son. All plan to spend few days inMerida for some tinning before retuni-ng; to quarters In Columbiu, Man

OZOROE HILL. of F. & P. Attractions.reports from Charleston. 8. 0. that hehes kneed his trucka with the StricklandConstructKi* Company there and has ilecepted a position with the company ratcont/acting agent. Ile naps HerbertEames will be in charge of tne trucks.

AMONO thewfoilt with Barticlers Cr..roopalltan Sbows who spent a success-ful two wake Key West, Pia., andland ed a good catch of baracnda andktr.g norickari were Billie Clark. C. E.(Duo) Barfield. Mrs. Pearl liartleiti. Bill.1100741. and Mrs. Tow:nand.

MRS. TEX CHAMBERS is at bee homeIn Dallas, when she is recovering froma recent Operation and being Crested foediabetter. She end husband have signedtheir bingo and other ooneanons withMel Vaught'/ State Pair Slows. Mrs.Clambers says she received many flowersand cards While at the Spanks MinionDalian

A TALKER who hed Mowed a 31.41V, withoutthing stelae three times In OM mason rt.loaned in the amine and asked the Mow%marelaty. "I woody.. dots the bow tool bittertooted met"

HARRY A. ROSE, ref generalageott lath C. H. Tonkin's Attrac-tions, Ma bona re-engaged to Violcapacity for 1941, mokino his third00sisocuttre meson Kith the show.lie rrcentty returned to Apulia'LOCkpOrt, N. Y., quarters from atuentraful bconing trip.

0. C. IHSAVYI MCCLAIN pens fromFrostproof. "Mighty Monarch Showsopened with a bang bare on February 3and attendance was highly sattsfectory.Shows ptirchneed a new seml-traller andmart*: and two new house trailers. JoePotorna a still doing want work onfronts. Ray Highsmith. w230 has theconkbelease, recently added a bingo stand."

NOTFB PROM J. J. Coliers Shows:quarters In Hugo. Okla.. by H. B. Dick-son: Work In under way and all rides andequipment are being ovalisuled and re -pointed. The writes. who has his twoKiddie Odra ands new Punbousa booked.la startle -4s Ms third sealant with the m-eant:Allan. Opening hiss been sot forMarch 29.

JPES WILLARD, former world' heenT-wernht cbanipiOn, spent a few nightswith Roy Z. Ludington, general managerof Crafts 20 Big Shown. at the HotelClunie in Sacramento. Calif. recently.The big fellow, rays Roy, Inns to talkabow bunnrat and may accept a penmenthou to manage the Athletic Stadium onthe Crafts Show. later in the season.

"111ST neraved a preMINICa craw the Mtshow," remarked a talker who was eeedirieen mat "Whet did they 'Ayr asked his1.441. The talker replied, "They said theyteal NO. nw."

CARNIVAL trouper Johnny CYHana leftColumba. 0. to return to Toronto, Ont,.

to enlist In the Cansdien Army and hela now stationed wins the OttawaPerces, Queens Park. Toronto. Johnnywas with the United Mates Array andparticipated In Ilse major battles In thelast conflict.

MRS. 1.1:0NE WHEELOCK was guest ofhonor at it theater party and *unpin InNorth Little Rock. Ark., tendered her byfriend/ In celebration of her birthdayon January DI. She recetved a numberof gifts from friends and relatives. At-tending the party were Mr. and Mrs. ItoCron. Babe Water& Sam Gelantn. Mr.and Mns. Ray Wheelock. mho guest ofhonor and her husband, Rey Whet:ock.

MANY a *haw owner and inseam, hetMen lauded to the skies for Me good

eerscrosity. and charmihe dkinnition 9fto have 41. Ilbalan eoloded DV his Man F.-day.-Walton de Piellaton

"HAVE 111:Ini working for the pastMang: contracting fairs In Alabama andTenneasee." Bill Dollar, general agent ofFreaks Cleaner Snows. writes from Al-bany, OR "Among attractions nepledfor 1041 Include the Milo Twine, ofradio note, and Donnta. While la Cen-ter. Ala., recently I was the giant of Mr.and Ens. One Clienos, former cookhouseoperator with the J. P. Sparks Shows,Owner Franks has been bury the pastfew weeks directing poliiiing and build-ing activities at quarters. Shone con-template using plenty of radio adver-tising this Reason."

QUARTERS NOTES from 7...sechirdBros: Shows by Carl 0. Bartel': Withmoat of the spring dates booked, BrunoEacchnal is looking !reward to one ofthe best tours In several years. Rebuild -hag and painting work Ls [nosing alongsmoothly In quarters at Tampa. rte.under direction of Alt l-ang. Everything

expected to be In shape at opening.Recent rotten' included Charles A. LenaAbner K. Kline, Albert C. Bartels.Captain Schultz, leery Nathan_ Ken-tucky (Archer) McCown. G. Wente. Mr.and Mina Albert Inemdorta: Ur. andMrs. Joe Winter, and daughter, AlesJane: Jelin B. Doves, and Jack Bell.

TEACHER ITti Wert 0015 of carnival sweets--"Mh../, what are the darks of astitiantmanager/. 1011nrrt-.HIs dunes Art to corerup the beau wislekos and tell all calleat thatthe boa is owl of taws:.

NOTTS FROM St. John, N. II.: Work onthe BM Lynch Greeter /Moan it underway and rides, front., and other equip -merit being reminded. Edon Wliseet.COOCCW011atre with the sheen, Is play.nog rinks to Nora Scotia rinks in acomedy skating cop. . . . WiltinniMichaels. carnival ooneeseionalre, la win-tering in Charlottetown. P. E. L. wherehe is in the retail grocery butineas withhis father and two brothers. . . LenMidi Dryden, also a calensatonsins. isdividing his time between Halifax andSt. John.... 81. John, Stamen. Moncton,Fredericton, Woodstock. Zdniuntbdon.Chatham. CtiatiOttennins EtiMainside.

Amherst, Truro. New 01ms-ow. Kelltvillstlialtfax. Dartmouth. Luna:Mune. Yar-mouth. Sydney, sae Port Hawkothuryshould be von tee carnivals, since unitsof Um army and navy are Motional atthem apols.

AMONG REC&Wr visitors to Arthur'sMighty American Shows* quarters In LosAngeles were lane Make& Prank Fan-non. 'red Levitt, Ted Lenore, Doc Clan-riiiinham, Ben Wallace, Mr. and Mrs_Runkle Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Parker. VieDarn, Jerry Jackson, Mr. and ans. JinniDorman and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. II.Ahem, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowan.

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CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Vice-PresidenSHarry W. Ilennits wee In the chair atWe list meeting, after which he left ona tong business trip. Seated with rainat the table were Secretary Joe Streit)kb.Peat Prouderits Edw. A. Hock. Sans J.Lent'. C. R. Fisher, J. C. Merietiory, andFrank P. Duffle:Id. and R. L. (Bob) Lob..mar. weeded. heart of der.tricak Show.men's Club. Chaplain Charles G. Drivergave the Invocation. and routine matterswere handled with procition. Member -Ship committee presented the applicationof Sam Tamale. winch was t.nbkd untilthe next meeting. Tina Is credited toBrother Lee It. Moan. Relief committeereported that Past President Ernie A.Young in confined to Ms room. and thatBrother. Torn Rankine, Judd Goldman.Jena" Murphy. and Tom Vollmer arostill at their hotness. There wee no nestsfrom Jack Lpiiek, Joseph A. Rowan. Ar-thur Hopper, oe John Seim:tin.

Brother Lee Sloan reports the peewee -Mons for the Spring Party, to be heldOn March 10 in the Panther Room ofthe hotel Sherman. lire coming In nicely.Proc.-ens go to the Charity Mend. BainBloom Li etui subbing for BIll Caraky onthe house committee. but AM mime howill be back soon. Al ItoSemen andRudy Singer atilt doing their stuff downFlorida way. President Prank Conklinswivel the day after the meeting, andtinted while en route from a hurriedtrip to Tampa. Ma. Brother It. W. Hoodand W. A. Tratarh visited toed had DareOottlieb as thee guest. Denny Pugharrived and stayed over tora few days.Stun Gluekin is Mill working In and outof Chicago. Vice -Precedent Harry 33.n -Eke and Peat President J. 0. McOalleryleft for Tampa. Don Elliott and WilliamRankin Melted. and Limy Brodsky is stillaround town. Maurice Heiman has beenwintering In Chicago.

afemberahlp drive Mending to date isKeel Webb, 19; Lee R. *leen. 10: BernieMendelson. 10: 0. L. Wright. 3; Orval W.Hanle. 3: I.. B. Barney tomb. 1: SamApplebaum. 11; Elmer W. Weaver. 1:Rube Liebman. 1: Jack Stubeek, 2: andTRIM H. Krosarnann. I. Drive Is runningahead of Wet )ear and it looks. ae thoChairman Buddy Paddock U wetting goodco-operation from the boys. Recent Mel-ton' included B. L. (Bab) Lamar andion, Nat Meets J. Q. McCaffrey. BerryW. Henales, Denny Pugh, Zebble Fisher,Jedt Temkin. Lou Leonard, Sam Bloom,Denny Howard. William YOunge JackPritchard. Charles H. Hall, Peed H. Kress-inatin. M. J. Doolon, Julius. Wagner,Matirlee Itenatter, John O'Shea. leer 'Kel-ler, Bob Revolt, Jack Denyazialn JackHawthorne. John Lorrain, Ray Oakes,Oliver Ronne Fred Donnelly. MaxBruntman. Walter F. Delver. Petry Near.Dave Tennyson, MVO Picard. ?Max Wroth,Leo Beenneton, and trey Brodsky.

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Palace Threter BuildingNow York

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Wednesday'sMeeting was presided Ms: by SecretarySam Rothstein in the absence of Prowl -dent Max Linderman and Vice -PresidentsArt Lost.,, Owar 8. Buck. and Jack Ros-enthal. Sue new applies:ate were acceptedde !OLIO'S,' K. K Cooper. propmed byCharles Lest'; Louis D. King. by Harr,Kaplan; Jerome 8. Gottlteb. by Julestames; Jack Harris, by Ike Weinberg.and Michael Varta and Charles Padrone.by Jatnee Davenport. The annual Atlan-tic City Speing Festival Is isetieduled forMarch 22 and 23. This two-day week-end at 05 per person has become one ofthe favorite events of the social season.A barn &nee win be held on Saturdayevening, March au. Price Ls 50 cents anddeneteg and entertainment will be thetheme of the evening. Priem for con-tumes will be awarded and many comedyeurprisee ere being pianned.

It has been decided to heed Saturdayevening jemberees in the club:cornsev-ery Saturday owning beginning Feb-ruary 15. 'They slil be open -house af-fairs with nn orchestra for dancing andentertainment. Members are urged toattend and bring their friends withthere Arimteelou will be free. BrotherRobert Stumm, of Atlantic City. epokeof a trip he took thru many *Hates andreported that he believes the comingIwsoon will be a banner year foe show-men. Dr. Jacob Cohen reported a satis-factory return to health by many mem-ber* from nu and grippe attacks but ad.vired that Couruclor Max nehmen wasbedded. Member. are requested to no -eery the *Mee whenever they know of anynumber indeeted Into the army thruselective, service.

Standings to date Ill the handicappocket Willard tourtuunent am se fol-lows:

Leo PeservinHarry SandlerHarry Agne

1.012Tottl arrived In time for the meet. D. D. Simmonsmg, and Don T. Elliott genie In for a few Prank Sleety

ace SLA on nape 54) (See NSA on page 63)

W. L.Ralph Corey 4 0Doe Morris Jr. 2Arthur GoldbergEa m Goldbergurray

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Whitey Pettey 6John Liddy 3Jett Carr 4

Den Menton 2Al Hatton

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LOS ANOFLES, Feb. 15.-The regularmeeting February 10 was called to orderby President Joe Olney. with Vice -Presi-dent Patrick A. Armatrong, SecretaryHAMM Ludwig, end Treasurer Rose R.Caves also on the rostrum. Attendancewas 214. Allegiance to the flag openedthe mooting. The minutes of the Janu-ary 27 meeting were reed and bills wereordered yoid. A pulpit hes been erectedat the mid of the rostrum, from whichSecretary and Chaplain Harold Ludwigdelivered an Impressive mernorele.1 seek*etemen, honoring the late Brother John15. Lyons. Various committees reportedpro -,rose In their week end Brother: EdWalsh spoke on the recently InstalledInnovations, including a telephone Webin the math reception room, from whichrnembera may conduct business in pil-e:soy; new asaembly room, doors, andspecial lighting effects for the rostrum.

Communications were read fromBrothers Edwin Telt, from the Orient,who reverted that amusement operatorshave been hindered somewhat by mai-lers operations: Brother Dan Mew,Brother Pierre Ouellette Dee Lang. andJ. W. (Patty) Conklin. Preedent toeOlacy congratulated Brother MotileMiller on his untiring efforts to makethe Spring Festival an outstanding sue -etas. and Miller In turn gave the creditto his eormulttee members. A etAndlugvote of thanks wait given Brother PatAT2111112202lge WholYarebasiod a 5100 Weekof tickets.

Brother John Miller then captained theream for setting up the Lion Head. Herelated how Brother J. W. (Patty)Conklin presented It to the club andhow each Christmas the organization henfed several hundred thowrolke from themoney accrued from Lion Head dons -Done At conch:non. club member*, tostrains of eattele emanating from therecently Installed sound system. marcheddown the aisles and past the Lion Madto dePeeit won't*, nickels, and dimes.After recess President Olney requestedthat Peet President Harry IL Hargravewas asked to turn over to all showowners, repreoentattves Of shows, parks.and beaches. elan bad opened the season02 were planning to do so soon, theclub's new 1941 banners. They wereasked to hang the banners either In their*Mei Oe at the math entrance so thatdowfolk as well as laymen could feasttheir eyes upon it. In impresslee man-ner Brother Hargrave did the honorswhile President °lacy told of how thecuetom originated. This year's bannerts believed to be the most attractive yetcemeelved by the club. Altho many show-er:ran members were unahle to be pres-ent their banners will be delivered tothem. 'Those receiving the banners atthe mooting were Brother* EL E. Arthur,Arthur's Mighty Amertean Shows: 111th.and Felber, Sneer Spray Pier; John Ward.Long Beech Pike; Asher, Ocean ParkPier: Herold (Pop) Ludwig, VIrRinla BeachPast: Clarence A. Alton. Alton SheeRCherie., H. Stepphens. Strophens (teeterShow.: Amble Clerk, Clark's GreaterShows; Ted Le Pens, Bowen's Joylamt&bevy; Eel Welsh, Ibeatol Hotel, and ReesR. Davis. ride operator at Lincoln Park.Club also aeked that any member who hoebeen mined Into the tinny under the selec-tive service please advise the secretoryTheir names will be inscribed on anhonor roll. which will be placed uponthe well of the assembly room.

Brother Pete Kant% 5'5, given a coteof thanks for plaelog host to 150 mem-ber* of the club and Ladles' Auxiliaryat his World's Pair Museum, BrotherLouts 0, Bessinger, who was absent formany months. wee Introduced and re-sponded with a brief talk. Lunch andrefresher:tale were served by BrothersBen Deno, Jimmie DUnta and NickWagner.

Laren' AuxiliaryFebruary 10 meeting was Called to

order by President Antrim. Potter. Allother officiate were In their chairs, andattendance nes toed. Bond of directors

(See PCSA on page 63)

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aez 'Rowans is out,Reid HotelKaneas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Peb. 15.-A abortbusiness meeting wee called to order byFirst Vice-Preaklent Neal Walters, withSecretary G. C. McGinnis also lumen:.Minutes of the last meeting were readend approved, Meeting adjourned earlyto permit members to Accept an Invi-tation from the Ladles' Auxilary to par-take of a delightful luncheon, afterwhich bridge games held the spotlight,

Brother B. E. Spencer seised from theteem Coast to take charge of the RogerHaney Oda, again tine LNIZOIL. BrotherChester T. Levin. of Midwest MC24111111000Company. IA on a business trip In theSouth. Members were sorry to learn ofthe death of Jack 12121504WO mother, whopassed away on February 3. Brother*Neal Welters, George Du Vail. and Mr.and Mrs. Herold Mott have returnedfrom the fair meeting in Dallas. IntektoWilson Meted while en route to Omaha.Brother Harry Duncan state; that at-tendance at club's President's Ball weeeatirfacterty.

Brother Denny Pugh 'dated hot weekwhile en route to Chicago. Steelier SlimJohnson of endweet. Merchandise Com-pany, him returned from an Easternbusiness trip. Location for the club'sOnnuet banquet and ball on New Year'sEre has not been nested out, tie yet.Brother .11m Pennington. veteran bal.poster, tit a daily suitor et the club.

Ladiut AuxiliarySince the night. of Fehrtiery 7 wan red

Made for the regular social meeting. nobun:nese was transacted. After an inter-esting evening of games. converts:item',end cards. homemade cake, sandwiches.and coffee were served by the entertain-ment committee. Members of the 11A150were Invited to join the ladlea for lunch.Night's award, a beautiful Prench dolldonated by Ruth Ann 1.101.11. was givenLetty White. A surprise birthday gift,a black purse, was tendered GertrudeAllen Parker.

Mrs. Bud Anderson has born releasedfrom the hospital and In reported hippm:dog. Mn. Nathan's mother la re-covering front pneumonia. EtzebetliYearoot was absent because of illness.Roes Lee Elliott end Martha Waitershave returned from the fate meeting InDenim Both reported a men time atthe meeting and feetirittee of the LorisStar Show Women's Club. VirginiaLaughlin lettered she in getting alongfine and looking forward to a visit tothe city coon. Sally Stereos la recover-ing from a recent Illness*, and BirdBrainerd and Mr. Brainerd are vemtlonIng In.

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Dallas

DALLAS. Feb. 13.-President MargaretPugh piestcled at the February 3 incet-log. Myrtle Potter. secretary. reportedthat the ball given by the club in theifotti Adolphus proved a social andfinancial eueceec. Homer 811061A /Minded!Senator and Mr.. Westerfelt, Pollee ChiefCharles and Mrs. Raider: W. H. Mulvor.secretary of the Mier Club. and Mra.Milroy and Harry Smith. of the Mks'Club. Orand March vraa led by MargaretPugh and Pollee Chief Rower. Amongcongratulatory soma was one from theLedtea' Auxiliary of the Heart of Anlinownsen's Club. Kansas thly, Mo. 14r.and Mn. Whitey Elliott represented theMASC. while Mr. and Mix Charles T.Orono acted as representatives of theInternational Aaseetation of Showmen.

Bottle Ms* McFarland, of the Laden*Mulway Attractions. has pledged toleing in a ualnlmurn of 23 new members.74na Chambers 16 rapidly reoevertng:rom a recent major operation andespecu to Join her huaband later In the

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meson on the State Pair Shows. wherethey will hare several concessions. Vice -President Sylets He it attending theHouston Alt Stock Show and itsposittanand expecte to Man a number of newmembers. A birthday party tionecingSal Murphy mat held on February 10.Mrs, Louise Hickman entertained mem-betn at a licidge party at her horn, onFebruary 7. Mary Mien and JimmieLathers:um are succeasfully operating arestaurant In downtown Dallas.

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St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13-Club's regularmeeting woe preedded over by VIM Viet-PreEdent Mrs. Neil Allen, Mina Ober.mark served as secretary In the Milano°of Secretary Grace Goes, wbo te vacation-ing In Corpus Christi. Tex., as the swatof Mrs. Dee Lang. Several members wensImuonsry pallbearers at the funeral ofMrs. Millicent Navarro. who died onJanuary 30.

PeRgV Smith wan the attendance pritt.with the weekly awards going to EthelHesse and Imogene Leonard. FrenchDeane was hostess. Galena, Mahar wonthe blind award. Past President AnnaJAM/ Pearson Invited personnet of theclub and members of the InternationalAssociation of Showmen to be her guestsat a dinner tit her home on February23. Ticket Chairman Irene Burke re-ports Dust durata for the St. Patrick'sdance In the De Soto Hotel on Worth 16,s-161ch ts sponsored by the club endIAS. are going well.

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156 Temple StreetDetroit

DI:MOTT. rib. 'S.-Attila attendancewas down to 43 members because or re-

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ver w areeeeds. Oree ow wee Toodert Meseeoroo, irWorree LAW Cianrey. All CrIewerioneaa strlahrtat, imisiwAw. /So 'watt. teln.._Areeu'AS 0110000 AMA Owe titan -watt Pe.. eie, 0,./.m. 001*50. Alters T111 Yw WI^. rierefreed. *hie0004 ?H.R. wont Old. 14o14 Wt eaves 4.11.. Our froothow Fors will be rasellese tKM,Wen, 0...eurs, 0001 curtain Mot, Twos., Me. BRUNO IA0011101. am.aar.

WANTED ---O. J. BACH SHOWS, INC.---WANTEDOPENING APRIL 24

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oent Southern departures. the regularmeeting packed plenty of activity. Itdeveloped that the standing committeetried to outdo each other In veering goodreports. Brother Joe Bums, public rela-tions committee. reported that Hon.Murray D. Van Wagoner, E0.1rInDr OfMichigan. and Hon. Prank Murphy, lieu-tenant tinrern07. And Hon_ William Cody,Cltcult Court MC1101:41,50M7. were ac-cepted as honorary members.

Harry Wish. entertainment committeechairman. melded plena for club's see-ond annual spring party. Affair proveda tremendous hit hat year and ChairmanWish has originated a plan whereby thesole tape:we of the party Is the prinUngof tickets, and the net revenue tons Intoeurpriaing Hones Hyrose Sobel. housecocricatttee chairman, mated that revenuefrom the clubecom ha. been Incretudngsteadily and the prat &morel twin. havebeen considerably above operating expalate. Lout. Menlo. of the same Com-mittee, reports the spring cleaning is offto an early Inert. All card tables arebeing recovered, a new radio Is wise:l-ute:1 for the room*. and the fists, dra-peries, and curtains are et the cleaners.

Brother Robert Cohn we, inductedInto the arms' this week and to POW &ta-Honed at Camp Custer. A number ofother renrabere are eligible 0= the draftand likely will Join Bob soon.

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;OL'S LIBERTY SHOWSNOW BOOKING SHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS

FOR 1941 SEASONArltwo P. 0. 110X 223, OrtisiterewIllis Me.

Winter -Quarters News and Gossipits Reported by Representatives for the Shows

James E. StridesSAVANNAH, Os. Feb. 16.-Geners1

Manager James E. Strides returned tolocal quarters for a brief May and re-ported Met shown .had been re -Maned toprovide the midways at the Erie CountyFair. Hamburg, N. Y.. sod Gastonia(N. C.) Fair. smiting a OW of 12 bookedthus far. Orton Brother' booked theirride for the 6171.11311. and work on thethroe new light planta Is progressing.Since quarters were a bit congested, Man-ager Strotel obtained another warehouseescrows the street from the mate Mold-ings. Fbartess Egbert Mica from Mcdlii0,O.. that be will arrive soon to beginreconditioning tho Lion Motordrome. L.D. Powers has hooked his shootIng galleryand will arrive aeon, as Will Slim andBertha Curtly to rebuild their attrec-!ions- Recent visitors included MelDodson. lisrold English. Vif Summons.Pete Andres.. Ooorge Dorliug, Mr. andMn.. Will Trerni. Curl Anderson. Charles0:ffeed, W. 0. Burke. W. L. Donahue.Dick Lockwood. Everett Myra. and liomAustte. DICK 0-BRIEN.

Wallace Bros.JACKSON, rem.. Feb. 15. -Work 111

quarters* Is pr.:remains and almost allof the heavy work has been completed.Shows have been overhauled and re-paleted. Manager ff. E. Verrow andGeneral Agent A. R. Wadley have theshows boOked for the reason and Haveobtained a number of Northern fain lerearly fall. Ernest E. Farrow le attendingMurray 'Fronting School. Murray. Ky. Herecently entered a golden gloves tourna-ment in landuieb. Ky., where he won theflyweight title. MAROARET MILLER.

Fuzzell's UnitedNORTH LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 13.-

A lull crow begun work on quarters onFebruary I. Harry Failec bas charge Ofthe electrical and tight towers'. EdwardFlans. mechanical work: Joe Kahn. rides;P. M. Sterns. scenic work and showfronts: Joe Stanley, barns. Itch depart -meat borate a crew of three. sod showsore laning enlarged thruceit. Concess-sten ?reneger Roy Goldstone adviece fromHot Springs. Ark., that he sill beginre -panto& and painting the cOncessionson mirth I. Frank Stone again will hetu charge at the work. Mr. and Mrs. 1'.Neale have Mimed their sating of comm-ensals. making their seventh 0.045001 herr.Mn.. he. Allen, mother of Mrs. T. A. An-te% and Are. Margle Kahn are recover -tug from recent gltass es. General non-age/ Turret returned from the Northernlair :meetings and entertained a party offriend* at Ills Iakoaido borne SD HotSprings Ark. General Agent 0, S. Noellremained In the North and reports a sue.cruful booking tour. Leonard 1121X1 washoot at a eupper and donor honoring htspartner. W. J. 01111110. on his 62d birth -(toy., Shute wan provided by Curly Hooks.white Chef Bert ?foss sUperetted the sup.per. Furxellk winter quarters sod bowieadjoin Camp Robinson. and many sot -diem. a number of them being ex-cern1-val and circus employees. visit daily. Thewriter and wife- who returned recentlyfrom s 'lilt to Iowa and Nebraoka. willtake a course of baths at ltot Springs,Mk. F. W. PRATT.

J. J. PageJOHNSON CITY. Tenn., Feb. 15. -Work

In quarters la steadily going forward.with Roy Penn again in charge. He hastire assistants and crew will be aug-mented March 1. Shows will be re-painted 0154.1 ref urbistwel, in will allfronts, and rolling stock. A new trockfor the trensforreer wagon has been pur-chased. is ham a new addition In a newcircular RAW equtpment, and a band saw.All ride motors will be sent to the fac-tory for recotviltionIng. The Mont-gcsneere will leave, Pronaylrania soon andhead for quarters Insidentalty TrevorMontgomery hisids I low number In theacIectlito serelre. Duster and HelenHayes, of the Side Show, pen that theyare working schools and auditoriums Inthe South. Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Dona-hue. of the Ls:cad:acne, are 'vacationingIn Upper New York. but report they willleave soon for quarters. Owner Pagecontemplotot buying another lion forthe droroc. Tex Thorpe. of the AthlettoStadium. is working at One of the do -

tense projecea. but Is expected back totime for opening. The Minstrel Sbow IsIntact and Rasura Jones wilt go Into re-hearsal soon. J. l.... Johns booked one ofhis Punhouent and Bob Coleman la ex -peered won to go over his co:won:ens-Roy Corey Is building new frame° forhis concesalons. J. J. Page, Chris Jernt.gam W. R. Mod) 'treks, and the writerattended severe! felt met -Uinta and thefair route VS about booked. Shows willopen here on a downtown location onApril 10. R. E. SAVAGE.

L. J. BethNORTH BIRMSGESA61, Ala.. Feb. 13. -

Shows under director of Joe J. Fontana,le making many change*. A now trans-former wagon has been built and twomore trar.storment bate been Installed.twinging the capacity up to 150 k. -w.About TOO feet of now table has beenpurchased. and Clyde Derrick, electrician.and Kenny Brown. his rontstint. herethe electrical department In good shape.73111 Roseman's crow is replacing old rideports with new, and all sides here beenrepainted. Charles Strickler will againbe ride superintendent. making Ma 2I01consecutive wagon with the show. An-other old-timer In Oconee Holloway. whosoon starts his kid mason under thenetts banner. New canvas has been or-dered for everything except the Motor -(Item.. which purchased new causes lastyear. Opening is set for March 1. Showwill 5.1110.11 locally for three weeks andthen head North. 1...7. Heth, who bailbeen in Hot Springs, Mk.. for orveralWerke, is expected back 101 quay ten soon.S. W. Lake, of Penny Arcade note, tr ex-pected seen and many ahowfolk havebeen visiting. Mr. and Mrs. HaroldLucas and Howard. Daisy, nod OnagerRome visited this week. The Writer re-cently returned from Plymouth. Wta.where he conducted the Kettle MoraliseSki Tournament again. H. 11. WIVE.

Burdick's All -TexasYOAKUM. Tex. Feb. 15. --Quarters'

work has been started by the aketeloncrew which has been litre all Winter.Crew will be augmented won 6.114 thole.will feature n DOW 2111162100 Arch thisyear. New tope hove been ordered forthe girt and colored shows, sod severalnew neon -lighted fronts are to be con-ntruettd. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Burdick endfamily attended the recent fair meetingIn Dallas and stopped en mite at 110A11 -ton to 01010 the Bill Homes Shows. Uponreturning here Burette): WIIA guest ofhonor at a party to celebration of hisbirthday. Ali In quarter'. and someftlends from Houston and San Antonio'lox.. participated. Mr. and Mrs. &trackthen left for the annual fair meeting Inloutatarm and a visit with friends. CurlyPrttchett will have the Ten to -One Showand cookhouse with It this worn°. Mrand Mrs. Ire Burdick Jr. purchasednew ride which they will operate on theshows in addition to their conortsslonn

PAULINE BURDICK.

Shafer Expo.sesrnx, wash.. rob, 1.5. -Roy Harris

hoe taken over supers:non of the paintdepartment in quarters bore. replacingChet Sanders. who was rafted away sud-denly. Among visithro last week wereAl miser. T. J. (Senstor) Rockwell:Mr. and Mrs. Art Henn. who Nem, withthe shows for 10411 Eddie King, MontyMontgomery. and 0. D. Newcomb, whohas been elgned as transportation super-Intendent. The Writer pans to lesseefor P5orida soon. FRANK= st:Arin.

H. I'. LargePITTSBURGH. Feb. 10.. -Owner 11. P.

Large hoe returned from a business tripto Jacksonville. Ill., where he purchaseda new Yenta Wheel. Ito reported thatfactories and wanes are working tocapacity and that business In generalIs good. Mr. and Mrs. large opent thewinter in Tennessee. -where he did loosehunting and flailing Largo will returnto East St. Louis. where he will openquorters about February 20 Shows oreMated to open theta on April 1.

SAM COLLINS-

Crystal ExpoCAMDEN, S. C. Feb. 15. -Quarters ere

humming with activity. altho there 14only a small twos on hand. ureter direc-tion Of Hem Petrellet Much palatine andrepotting has been accomplished. isigltrucke have been overhauled. At Q')10.4111.11117. PIA. home of Owner W. J. Buntsand fondly. soother crew Is coothinIngloudness with pleasure. .71m Craven isbuilding a new front, .wage, and seta forrho Colored Show. which will sport newcanvas. New canvas olio boa beenordered for too Illusion Show and thetrent gate marl uee will be delivered atthe some Unit. Office reports that theparthemtdp botstern Johnny Runts rindH. Benjamin, concessionaire% has beendissolved. Bunts will continue to oper-ate Ins conoeeslona, including a coongame. on the orgentratton. Herold 011-parrtek Ma been re-engaged an billposterand bannermam bill second consecutiveseason with ft. The writer soon willmenet on a tour thou North Carolina,Virginia. Ohio, and Kentucky.

IL LEWIS.

Scott Bros.A17.ANTA. Feb. IS -The etather has

been good here and shoes hoist had nu-merous visitors. Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Kewmoved Into quarters with their trollerand Mr. and Mrs. George King. of side-show note. visited this week. Bob NoshIs a freqoent visitor, a. are several troup-ers, who are wintortng here. Agent BobStewart returned to mantes after a suc-cessful booktrig tour. Manager Scott hasreturned from HOt Springs. Mk. Fourmen have been added to the work crew.Tie electrielan to working on the frontsand rides. All clans have boon repainted.Charted D:111 came to to overhaul andpaint hiss Loop-the.Loop. Moat of thecrew Is working on the fronts.

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liWOAR CREEK Mo., Teb. 15.-Plermfora large show and new Unita are aboutcompleted And quartzes work ta progrem.lag. All motors and rides are being over-hauled and repaired, and much repairingand building are being done on ahows Midfronts. Kew front arch will feature In-direct lighting. scenic panels. and soundaretrat. Manager and Owner Louis R.WNW° and Oct eras Agent Jack Dealerreturned recently from a successful took.Ins tour. Mimetic and Mrs. Hoot wt.>are visiting Mrs. Hood's father in SouthDakota. report WicT are bringing In somemote pilaw equipment. Mrs. Rabe DeWitt'has her cookhouse ready for opening.end Wayne Evans, mechanic:, la tuningup the trucks and tractors. Mr. andMrs. Whitey Emerson advise they areframing two new showy, white StemKirkman, scenic artist, promises to haveeverything painted and decorated In timefor opening. Ilanagernetire purchase ofa new Merrs.00-Itound brought the ridetotal up to six. Shown will alto carryle aoncessloas and five shows.

MRS. MAE MeNECCIC

Frisk GreaterNORTH LITTLE ROCK, Mk., Feb. 13. -

Work In quartern I. progressing and P.E Waughan, in charge of show front andtruck body building. reports the neworrice truck and serend new alwiw front.heed been completed. He also Informsthat all fronts will be ready for opening.Several now tractors end traders hovebeen purchased from Charles T. fk-sasFarmer ?lecher, elite essochuitc, has the:canna stock ready. Recent visitors In-cluded Nelson Welts and Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Blair, eoncersionalron Thomas Fur -:tell. menet Punrelra United Shows: 1.1Campbell. Campbell Tent & AvvitugCompany: Mr. Brewer. West Bros' tinenveiHarry Smith and Jay Tyree, 801's Lib-erty Shows. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Maleyreturned here from Ohlo for opening.

BETTY ANN PARKS.

0. N. CraftsNORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Feb. 15.

-Plnislolng touches have been made onall paraphernalia of Crafts 20 Big Shows

unit, which opens in Bewley.Pabruary IS for a 10 -day run be-

fore moving to Imperial. Calif.. foe 10DAM ORICIAi Wing opening will be heldat the National Orange Show, San Her -

CELEBRATIONS -SPECIAL EVENTS =ditto. Calif. Engraved InviteUons.nowIn the print shop, Will be mailed to

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various COMMI41,00 heads, fair men, andMate °Metals to attend the formal open-ing. Crafts Enterprises own 36 rides, andselection of a sane or more of modernones will be made front these. Pour newcut& will be added, and the KaddlelandRides, with Mary Ann. elephant, will taxthe midway. Kart Lohmueller reports IliaOlzinvoUr Oirt Show end Lilliputian Vil-lage are ready, as Mies JaS OriSin, whobesides the Side Show will operate theTortures of Borneo ar.d Thou Shall Notsin attractions. Capt. Curtis Prover'sSiotoectrcate it ready. and a new noonfront has been completed for Mrs. Crets'new Penny Arcane. Jimmy Lynch hasfinished the cookhouse. Now storage gastanks hare been Installed In the load -In gwagnn and no gasoline sill be used(See WINTSR QUARTERS on pope Sr)

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SCOTT BROS.' SHOWSopera, ours. ernon.....v4, tarty erd Pinirred. Atiart 130.1 :so for row. CrlertedTar ore ler riorel at arm burl ranorni. Nan et. Mr and WIMLIefe forWier Mon. Man te um Stair 14anal donssfally mapennow feeding and enlaidiPie sir Ponta WII tenor tor sod par rintoIr 004111..s. All Nor an ridded air optu. We w as reeteirad, wa are r M "two.AMY kw. It awn awe swoon tires me WA tea R I 47. Ord P.M.Orrn Y Pr erre Mid

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Con plate Ike following Contew.wws: 1411 Canon /HP Pond. Lead WBery, Betring AIMyPhoto. Palmistry, ,,,,, Crory. kart. Pep Con. From. Custard sw any 100 CmcosaleryyprIsnyett mos Femme" and Aldo illees. erne. Seen Poor* 0s all Mos. /wet 5.4soya for Darmom for CM Slow, Serra and Wreatlan. Teddy Sri. Silly Welt.teMs. hialetila. and Ps -dormers foe M. Show. Ca. pine two House. hlechowitilCity. Myy Snake, rotor Darr. Octopm, gell-e-Ptme, Kiddie Aare. Hole for Cook Moose.Agowls for Sall Came, and Hoek Costesuons, verde.

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42 Thr Billboard CARNIVALS February 22, 1941

New Employee Injury LawAt various time., ideable centre -

Verne* have been written In these pone*restive to avoidance of !lability for In-juries sustained by patrons of circuses,car -Mesh, and other Denning shows.However, little has been said about thelaw pertalning to Injuries sustained byemployees of amusement placer. It Istrue that the maims law on this subjectIs both Interesting and Watling whencompared with similar laws a few yearsago. Tberefoee, to order that reader.may comprehend the presently estate -tithed law on this subject. we shall re-liew late and leading higher court caseswhich Must -ate various phases of threelegal controversies.

When Employee Is NegligentThe circumeteetcre ere numerous un-

der which amusement employees nusyrecover payment for Injuries under StateWeekmen'a Vornmensation laws and. also,under federal laws. Aied, again. in manyInetancto employee* may sue and recoverdamages, from the employer hutted ofaccepting cm:norms:Won payment underMete or federal lawn

Mint. it is Imp/it-tent to know thatIrrespective of when or bow an em-plrove woman* an balmy, he s notentitled to recover damages from hisemployer if the testimony shows thatthe accident could have been avoidedhad the employee used -ordinary care"to protect himself against the injury.TM' is known an the law of "contribu-tory negligence." This term meansthat the employee sustained an injuryea direct result of his own careless:was.

For ILImitation, In Outline v. P. R.Company. 51 Neb. 740. the court said:"Mminbutory negligence Is conduct forwhich one le responohle. Amounting toa breach of the duty to which the IreImposes upon persons to protect Um:n-or:ens Mons Injury."

See lestoo T. Merritt, 281 N. W. 620, Inwhich the court weld: "Want of ordivarycare Is the teat of contributory neg-ligence."

And in Welsh v. South, 152 N. W. 302,the court said: "A duty rests Upon is permson to ellerCliO ordinary care for hie ownsafety."

In view of our modern higher courtdtrelo101ia no amusement company em-ployee is entitled to EVO:tett damage& foren injury sustained a. a result of hisown otrelemnime Therefore, an tm-portant oonalderation of the court, ineulta vied against employers by em-nloyect for Injuries, is: Did the employeeexercise care to protect himself *mansethe injury? If the answer le negative.then the amumenent corporation againstwhich the suit wee flied is not liable.

Howerer, the law relates exclusivelyto suits fled by employees against theiremployers. In other words, the law ofcontributory negligence Is not applicablewhere an Injured employee Ned a claimfor compeneatIon under State or federallaws. This Is so bemuse compensationlams are designed and Intended to pro-vide adequate money payments to all

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1,1 ! ot`. avt...11N....lottst Seaterlan,ltal or/ I.:y ems.- I 1o11.1.0.--lOoS.vaaItr.i. atIMIOR ONAINOIR OF 00111111CROC.lattsett Lases Jahn losome. My.

13y 110 I. PARKER, Attorney at lawpersona who are Injured while perform -

their regular duties. whereas damagecaltroacter against employers cannot begranted unless the testicaorry proses thntsome degree of negligence on the portof tile employer resulted In the injury.But, before we begin db.:melon of highercourt case, of particular Interest Wrote.Ing damage auto, reader. should realizethat while an employee who sustains anInjury as a direct result of his own careleanness or negligence may not recoverdamage* yet be may recover corn -palmation under State or federal laws.BUT nen:theta& such employee cats -not recover damages from his em-ployer nor can he recover compensationunder State or federal laws If the testi-mony shows that the Injury was sus-tained while the employee was perform.lag *Me "outalde the scope of employ-ment." Pm example, In a late ease thehigher court refuted to allow damagesor compensation to an employee whomduty was to tiniest 10 ereettng tent.seats. etc. where the atiderice showedthat the employee was struck by anautomobile while he was crowing a streetto purchase a soft drink. On Um otherhand. In another case the court allowedcompensation to an employee who wasInjured while going from hta regularwork to a toilet on the grounds. Inthis case the court explained that whenan employee hater Ma work to performan act naturally and apparently neces-sary, he remains "within the scope ofthe employment." but If Ise leaves hisregular employment or working placefor his own pleasure. or unneceasarydesire., he is 'Quintet- the scope of hisemployment and, in event of Injury. hecannot recover damages front his ens -

Ocoee nor compensation ur.der Stets orfederal laws

Concurrent NegligenceIn many litigations ineolvIng con-

tributory negligence the testimony mayindicate that negligence of both the=Norm and another pnesen, as hie em-ployer. restated In the Injury. Underthese circumstances the one whose neg-ligence was greater Is the party at faultand, therefore, liable for the conse-quences. For Illurtration, In Mundt v.Chicago, 280 N. W. 661, It woe said: -Ifplaintiff (employee) Is guilty of neg-ligence directly contributing to the In-jury. ha cannot recover, even the de.fendant (employer, Was negligent. can.fiats the contributory negligence of plain-tiff (employee) was alight, and the neg-ligence of employer was gross to contNelson therewith."

Also. are Joseph v. Hedge. 44 Nob 448,In which the court said: "Two acts ofIndependent source are not concurrentIn causing an Injury If one of themmerely furrashes n condition by whichmeth Injury Is made possible, and latersuch Injury occurs thru the enteral..self-acting. and Independent operation oftbe other. In such case the letter andnot the former Le the proximate causeof such 'Injury."

Now, to verify explanations of thelaw, we aball briefly review leadinghigher court caste Involving contreatitorynegligence. and In which the ithnindemployee was Dot entitled to recoverdamages.

In Winterson V. Bantal Realty Com-pany. zta N. W. 393. the empir/Le eon_tended that the Injury resented frompoor Illumtnateop at a place of danger.

Sponsored EventsVeteran, Lodge and Other Organization FeztieitieJ

Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELLISWesenenunicarions to 25 Opera Place. Cincinnati, 0.1

Penni.y Fircnicu Set MidwayOtITHANT, Pa., Peb. 15.-Ploneer

Shows have been awarded midway con-tract for an eight -day engagement herodune's the threw -day 11th mutual con-vention of Northeastern PennsylvaniaVolunteer Plonmenn Federation Underauspices of Olyphant Fire Department.reported Willie Mullbotland. PlowerorgerneatIon is to furnish five free acts.There will be special eV0111A daily. In-cluding parades and fireworks. About5.000 sheets wil be used In billing theconvention. which will hosts delegatesfrom 15 cOuntiee. Pioneer Sheers wererepresented during negotiations by ChsmerId. (Mickey) Purcell and Stan Reed.

Acts for Macon 4-H ShowMACON. Oa- Feb. 15.-Program of

profs nional acts. with deity matinees forchildren. will be offered In connectionwith the four -day Middle Georgia Farmand Home Show here In Municipal Amintorium. reports! D. F. Bruce. countyagricultural agent. who with Frances C.Lowe, home demonstration agent Isdirecting the show, It vAll be sponsoredby 4 -If Clubs. There will be dernonetra-Uons of products of benefit to farm andcity homes.

WANTED FOR

SPORTSMAN'S SHOWAt Dayton, Ohio, April 12 to 19

Any spottacoLar ttttttt natl. MO fit In taro of tb.s Lec Rottlevaos Dep.Pistol AAA Rifle fancy Shooter:. Can place a tee °tenon tttttt II. also Photos, halos, GismoYews Age. ItwOry. Skoo-Balt. AitpLan. Cum Space to ivarfird. Depaie soOolnalt Wo01asses. Mon Tem coed rh004 Mon. Oars tote and 4.4,1..1 milllen dell, wort?, payroall.Clkk Scattorday, writ.

DAYTON SPORTS AND OUTDOORS SHOW331 Mutual Name Bldg. Dayton. Ohm

H. C. SWIS/tent75 Pareda above havebeen booked for Metro -Etna Work.Neodesha. Kau.. reported Harold Green.Metro Club president. There will befree acts and special meats daily,

MELVIN A. SOBER. Pennsylvaniapromoter. expects to miss a season ortwo In that field, as hell new a corporaland IMO drummer with the 100th MeldArtillery Band, of Northumberland, Pa..at Camp Shelby. Miss.

SIX mode acne will be booked for thefleet notional home show to be stagedsix days In Columbus. Oa_ under direc-tion of Edwin N. Williams. of FederalProduction Company. reported JohnSearbourgb. secretary of the specimen:1gReal Ditate Board. There will be 50diepley booths and a model home willbe erected In the building.

THIRD annual flee -slay home -comingsponsored by Nannette (0.) VolunteerFire Department will feature a midwayand parade in which fire departmentsand drum corps will take part. M. L.ClendennIng le general clubman.

MERLE A. BEAM. sponsored evens di-rector. reported be has numerous datesbooked and that he will open the seasonat a street fair sponsored by Honsopple(Pa.) Fire Department.

EXECIJTIVE committee of Weever(Wis.) Dana Centennial voted for amidway at the 1041 celebration.

JOHN SAROM-T. Menominee. Mich_hasbeen elected Rimerst enalrnum of the1041 Smelt Cement Wannette. VIOLdates for isthich will be sot as mon AI'rein C1ty fishermen predict the smeltrun In the Menominee River.

lioem, r. the higher court refined tohold the employer liable because theemployee failed to prose that the leekof Invite was the mereirhate cause of anaccident.

In Sodomka v. Mac. 163 N. W. 803,an employee who backed Into a shaftwithout looking was held not entitledto recover damages because hie negil.melee was AO gross that a recovery wasbarred.

In Schabel v. Onseygs, 251 N. Y. S.260. an employee fell down at a darkand dangeruus place. This court saidthat "danger lurks In strange piece Indarkness" and that a greater duty restsupon the employee under those Mecum-star.cee to exercise care than on theemployer to make the place perfectlysale.

In Benton v. Nebo% 331 Maas. 582,the court held that "one wbo walks Inthe total darkness la likely to encounterobstructions to his passage and pit-falls."

In Weller v. Consolidated, 108 N. InOa. the employee proceeded Into a dark-ened tent mid atutalmod an Injury. Themeat held that he did no at his ownrisk and that since bo failed to exercisean ordinary degree of care be was notentitled to recover damages.

Also, for other CAVA upholding thelaw that an employee Is MC entitled tomower damages If his own negligencewee the proximate muse of the Injury.see Murphy v. Cohen, 223 Maas 64:Bedell v. Berkey. 26 Web. 43S; Moderatev. Exchange, 211 Cal. 404: Massey v.Seller. 45 Or. 267: Johnson v. Waahing-ton Route. 121 Wash. COL

Federal LAW ApplicableConsiderable disci:salon has, arses

from time to time when and under whatOlacintleLOISCC-S circus, carnival, and othertraveling show employees are legallydawned as Interstate employma. Whendeciding this question the particular oc-

or services employee Isan Important comideretion. Moreover.when determining thin question, tbofact that the amusement companytravels interstate le not cone -halve thatthe employee Is an Interstate worker.

Pro <sample, In inaltekt v. Pormsyl.vanes. 15 AU. f2ds 501, the legal ques-tion mom: When and under what cir-cumstances is an employee of a corn -piny which travels Interstate controlledby Into:auto commerce regulations?

In this mac an employee wbo repairedvehicles, used to transport equipment v

Intr./elute was injured. It was contendedthat the employee was under Interstateoammeree regulations and laws becausea part of the equipment being trims -ported was destined to be shipped Inter-state.

The higher court held the employerto be an intrastate worker. and sold:"Emplomment follows Interstate trans-portation and begins whets the work-man. on a carrier's /cannon makes aforward move to serve in that traffic oremployment, and ends only after hu hascompletely dtuiraoclated himself there -front. Interstate employment followsauch character of commerce If the In.strumentallty Is wholly or partly en-gegen therein."

According to a decision rendered bya recent higher court any and all em-ployees who perform transportation sere -Ice on equipment destined for Interstatedin:me-at aro Interstate workers. TbtsIs so because the essential character ofthe commerce determines whether It isInterstate In Its character.

In this late caw. Herb v. Pltoalrit. 29N. E. (24) 643. the question presentedthe court was whether an employee whoworks on equipment, as tents. microns.and other Items, primarily Intended foeInterstate ahlpment is entitle.] to re-storer compensation under State lawsor federal laws. This court Meetly heldthat an employee la an Interstate workerIf he Is employed In such capacity thatInterstate trine: in contemplated. These-fem. In TIM of this decsion, an em-ployee of a carnival, for instance. whichmay Incidentally be mooed from oneState Into another Is an Intrastate wokeand. thereon,. within prOtection of In-trastate or State compensation lows- Om

the other hand. ant employee of a circuswhich la Intended to be mowed fromOne State Into another Is en Interstete(See Mao Employment Lava on page SI/

February 22, 1911 CIRCLSESConducted by CHARLES WIRTH Cemenuniestioas to

The Billboard25 Opera Nee. Cinemas i 0

Arrival of Gargantua's "Bride"In $20,000 Cage of Wide Interest

SARASOTA. Plan Feb. 15.,-'Tbe Barth -coming &Meal of Into. female gorilla,from Havana to be the bride of Careen -too, the Singling gorilla. Me everybodyell excited at winter quarters of theItinOing arena hero,

A new air-oondltimed cage, raid byRoland Butter. pees aunt. to have coot1.20.000. left here Pebrusry 11 for Havanato accent delivery of lino from Mrs. E.Kenneth Hoyt. The mite wan due tohereto, Feb:miry 14 and if everythinggore wen Oargentua elsiuld get the Metglimpse of his bride here sometime nextseek.

Clarganthees cage also has been rebuiltIn preparation for the weird of MA girlfriend. The two easel are 'constructedto that they can be, plated end to end.!detail:it the Waste to Mole at etch otherend tot acquainted before they actuallyAZ0 Flame' together.

Joe Bryan III. magazine writer. Is Innernsota to cater the gorilla situation.mid Maxwell Copeland. Nor York pho-tographer, I. on hand to photoereph theevent for the PM newspaper. The newscentres have Indicated they will sendrepresentative% to be on hand for thearrival of the female.

Other ActivitiesA new grey I'vbra. palrehluo0 from

Frank Boa, hae arrived at circus quer-tent and will be used for stud purposes.officials raid.

Chem (Mende report tuntautaly largeattendemen at the quarters during thehut few weeks. 0o-operattrig with thelocal post of the American Letten, the

Reunion of LondonCircus Folk Off;2 Shows May Tour

LeInDON, Jan. 22.-Por the mooredenneseire year the London reunion ofcircus folk nth not be held because ofwar oondltiona, and resumption after thewar will depend upon new oninninegblood coating forward, the old committeeof Captain Woodward, one-time pea 'Iontrainer: James Sanger. present head ofthe Lord John Sanger Cfreue. and JohnnySordtow. former proprietor of Broncts,Bill's Cetus, equestrian director of theAnoteulturst Mil Circa.. and timely fa-icalatocl with Mrs. Iamb on the rood.baling decided to retire. A email sumof money lett In band from perilous re-unione hart been handed over to theBriniworth Home for indigent vaude sodmem performers.

Spectilation continuea rife as to whowill venture out tenting Ode aummerIf tramp get no worse than net year atleast two clrensee which did well In teensill be out on the rood. one bcir.g thebunny effort of Mrs. Paulo. In 'vomit.man with Johnny Swallow. In Into earany shortage on the male nide can wellbe made up for by the daughters, whoare both vemetile and schooled to hardwork. Judging by almost whispered to-t:vireo for tents. ooe or two new pronto.none may be seen. end them Ss talk ofthe Jean 14U1 venture going out for asecond try.

Sparton Bros.' CircusTo Open About 11Iay 1

PIITIIBUR011. Feb. 115.-Finuton Woe Cantu, which to housed In four differentnutlet/kg. In the Noettotde here. In pre-paring for its opening, which will beabout May I. and Orlo H. Wren, man-ager. Is reported sparing no rapier inmaking the whew new of the bast lookingof It sire on the road. The show willflay eastern temtory, then go IOC)Tema where It will whiter. socarding to;resent plena

The performance will be presented Inan 00.foot big top. with three 40 -footmiddles. and the Aldo show will be undera 40x 100 -foot top. There tire eightseta belonging to the show. inettidlisittealoect horses, done ponies, a mule, and000 elepbant. An eight-ptece band sillfurnish the triva e. and the show willoperate MOM Of trio CSolenSaC0111. It willtrove on eight trucks, loth two lighttrucks in advance and a fennel truckMeek with the 21101r. Many of the truckshail) been overhauled. Two 25 -kilowattlot plants win be eittried.

elfelle x111 stage Ita second annual LA -glen Day February 23. with is port of theproceeds going to the veterenn pet foetea underprivileged craildrenn work. Aspecial thew will be put on by the cfreuaperformers.

?reek Snidest, of the pros depart-ment. Is hack arid will seinat in thegorilla publicity.

Jack Raum BooksSeveral New Acts

TIPTON. Ind_ Feb. 13, --Jack Baum,09mt7 end manager of Ratl:ria Circus. fnunties quarters here. reports that he hascotitranted a number of new Acts for thecoming season. Including Capt. JimmyCan. with his alit* 01.17.1nc..., to add to theRed Devil Drivers, owned by Reuel endoinking one of the largest auto thrillshow* on the road: the Riding Stree-t:carte of Ardmore. Okla under manage-ment of Ftnnk Rinehart, and DiamondDewey. with Ina Male red. according toRaton, the only trained bunk. InA101.110%.

The Itiothart riding troupe baa eightpersons. nine bead of stick, and its actseonnat of five IlienAge or huh schoolboons. Bye trick riders tiehleh make& Atotal of 14 trick Aden on the thew),three trick ropers (making a total offive), Australian whip act and rope

Added to Ramon net of fair dates areContwater. Mich. and Tuscaloosa. Ala.

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Detroit BillersClashing WithPacker Adv. Corp.

DETROIT. Peb. line -Delve against theJackeon and Ann Arbor. litch. Pinnte ofthe Packer Advertising Commotion wasInterolt1.0 this 'work by Local 94, Sill -postern Union. with International Prestdent Leo Abernathy taking the matterup on a national mete, according toMicheal Nash, burhoes agent.

The company mid the units, have beenriegollatIng for cereal months with littleresult. and the union has decided on amore vigorous. eamPenco. Both Amid thatat Hasa three isecounta bad been hst tothe plants became of the drive andpointed out that the union's attack lastrictly outlined to three two plants andthat other Pecker plant* loses not beersconeldered unfair.

Four Steel Towers SupportNew Poleless Circus Tent

Deponstng with Inside tent pats. ropes. and brame, a new elms tent beingbuilt for Rangling Bros.-/3arnum & Bailey Circus will be supported entirety fromthe outaide on cables strung between four huge, metal meets net on flat bases andsteadied by guy wires, The principal advantage of the modernized big top willbe the removal of the many Inner °linnet -Seas that now out down the epectatcem'soonlity. In eddition. tit.. At:Ortooll 1000VACIollt win permit the tent to betoned In half the Unao now required. Anniondltioning units mounted on trunks

will force 10 tented air to add to thebk spectators' comfort In warm weather.

In the ctSAIALSIS toClOw. stunt depl.cla hew York Weighing Billthe gigantic eigearhIt" tent as It sea To Regulate Billboardsconceived by Norman Bel Oeddes. noted -Ar00710:10 deelgzer. wito has also beenccennittetoned to restyle much of Use ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. 13.-A bin forether equipment Of the show, the regulation of billboard* to New York

was intseenuced recently by Senator 0,Prank Wallace of Syracuse and Antembly-man Robert P, Wagner Jr. of Hew Yale.

The bin would prohibit billboard'which are within the boundaries of areibile highway. which ere not sent:emery,which helm blinking tights. which em-phanize the words 'stop" or "Mennen -:mil which resemble of tietal sigma, inditelighte, or signals, or block the video ofeppeoachlreg treffic. It also would Rannen' within 303 feet of a State park.Parkin). or tentreation.

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Milwaukee ShrineAdvance Sale Up;Another Day Added

MILWAUKEZ. PM. 1.5.--Repects tronathe Harniel-Mortanellipoll Teropte ShrineCactus, booked for renewer 24 to March2 At the Milwaukee Auditorium hers.reveal that the entrance ticket mule larunning considerably ahead of ten year.TnIs year another day hie been added,making seven matinees and seven eight*.

Omer J. Kenyon. again In charge ofthe advance officer, bus with hint JohnTippett of Philadelpiala. C. U. torte. 104C. A. Pinson of Loulevitle, John P. Burkeof Cleveland, James Mansell and N. A.Horn of Milwalikee. and Jeanette Ma-KUlop, secretary. William II. Naylor Isstela In charge of the prem. WilliamStevens and William Tumbler are onbanners.

Bob Morton, who hea Just completeda 12 -week booking arrangement Es athis home to Miami Beach. Plan for asnort midwintee mention, but Ss expectedIn Milwaukee ins shoat time, after mak-ing a tour of hie future route. Onus I.Kenyon will go directly to Otte's, Can.,following the Milwaukee engagernent.

Advance Sale forDetroit ShrineTwice Last Year's

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THE ABOVE arautee sad story are reproduced /nom the March issue of PopularSeien,e by specie/ permission. tt WO-. al first Intended to intrcdece the nen-tyPetent the coultng sector,. but more time Noe articipated is required to pet U reedyand Use Introduction therefore will not be made uritti 2942,

DKTROIT, Feb. 15-Final report ofthe advance Mb) on Um annual ShrineCirrus here shows, money received airnoetdoubter that of loot Seer four days aheadof the clooltng. according to ManagerTunis (Sidle) Stinson. The total re -mints to date are 030.000. compared to1115.000 a year ago. Inertial...id Inumeena direct reflecticri of the fact that thereIA more .pending money available foramusement tin the Motor City ti113 year,&neon said.

Ono Mabee confirmation of the norhigh la the :ale of so puts of adverts. -

this year. compared to only 40 lastyear, for the program, always an tineportant source of the total revenue.

Binghamton Big for ColeA. Splendid Biz Continues

BINGHAMTON. N. Y.. Feb. 13.-The/ernes M. Colo Indoor Circus played theThomas Jefferson Public School heftFebruary 7 to a good matinee and a fullnight house. unini the big elephantJumbo as the !mister. with the :mendJumbo truck parked to front of theschools for ballyhoo Performance ispresented to a 30 -foot ring painted inwhite and red.

Cote says now that his show I. knownto established territory it is doing spins.did Malvern. Bookings take the *howinto Penney -1m la and Use South. Prop,are all freshly painted.

Girl Animal KeepersProve Unsuccessful

CINCINNATI. Feb. 25. -OM =thudkeviocrt sae not a succor.. At the Chum'Zoo. Chester. England. According toWorieln Fair of ineelham. Inielencl. AUbut one of the war -time gin keeper.hare either quit or been dluntared. butthe Me la thinnest and has a larger stockOf animals than ever before.

One change at the zoo because of thewar is In the animals' diet. Leopards arebeing fed chicken heads Instead Of theUsual boinefleatt

44 The Billboard CIRCUSES February 22, 1941

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noon, LI IIII.. Feb. 15.-All but twoof the members of the Bluth LaodolfTent No. 24. Hartford, Conn., attendedthe monthly meeting February 4 at in.Sea Food.Restaurant m that city. It wasIn the rotors of a wart/else farewell totheir popular hietorlan. Pint SergeantElmer C. Lindquist of the f 18th Observe.Son Squadron, 48d AviationGennectimit National Guard. who will beinducted into seretes with Ma unit Wh-iners 24. At the start of the dinner.CU Coulina preaident of the tent. an-nounced to Muer the gathering war farewell to him. after winch PresidentW. H. Judd. who is a tent meant:a-4 pre-sented him with pigskin utility beg,a gift from the members. Following thedinner, the Moines* session was held.after which Elmer talked informally ofhis amiss experiences, which cover 34years in the Veiled States Army andNational Guard. timer hoe long bornan ardent threw ran. with clowning aahn particular angle. which he has tot.lowed for a greet many Tears. havingdowned from Maine to New York withall the leading circuses. Ile prob-ably artabltsbed a record during the pantsituate by downing three conseCUliteclays In three different Mita on throedifferent *holm. Cole Brea: the Big Ono.and the Shrine Circus at Pawtucket.B. f. He has a boat of friends amongthe profess:0nel clowns who know hint113 "Metoo..'

Frank Maeln. CPA of Detroit. slottedlb toe Angette where he hem a branchfactory. and had as Ma dinner guess.Erna Fowler. Bernice Brown. and GeorgeHenries. former Borneo and ninglIngperformer,: Connie Cantara, owner ofshow twses. and Mildred and StanRogers. CPA.

George II. Barlow III, of Binglisinton.N. Y. write* that Circus Fans there arelooking forward with much Interest tothe coming Rotary Club Circus that lvscheduled there for March. ItOrrest:011Hippodrome will be general beedquarterstfor the &Vide The recular nalthertntermeeting of the Pet Veld* 'tent will be

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BRYDON'S BEAUTIFUL BASS BEACH

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held at the Marlow burnt the latter pa. tof thie month.

CFA Carlos S. Holoomb. of Hartford.Coon., recently showed lila colored envierstones at a meeting of the 111-Y ClubOf the High School of Co.:rune:iv InSpringfield. Comm.. with the NIssmalis,Girls' Club, of that achool. as specialgussets. Others present were Fan*Charley Matte and Joe Beach, HarryIda3mard and Kilmer Litch, all of Spring-fletd. The meeting wax held In theSynnefictil YMCA and the large crowdpresent thoroly enjoyed the picture, andseveral records of circus music furnishedby CFA Joe Beech Pollownig the en-tertainment nen-vaunt:its were versed,with the circus motif to mind. WellyBeach, grandson of CPA Joe Beach. waschairman of the affair.

fog al5ete5LOS ANGELES. Feb. IS. - Hickey

Greens, of the Illogling-Barnum circushikes department. who has been vaca-tioning on the West Coast, left for NewYork and will again be with the BigShow.

R. I., (Yellow) Burnett, after a recentWest Coast visit. returned gut. JackMcAfee left for the 121st for a visit withhome folks.

Marylin and Betty Rich, local aerial.Vita, announce baring contracted withCole Bros.' Circus for the Cooling season.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brock will stay athome next season, after many years aseircta

Arthur Cre'lla is chatting a sister inSan Antonio, Tex.

Frank Oilmen& will here a combine -11011 circus and carnival ou tour sextonof 104

Doc Cunningham is recuperating fronta recent illness.

Louie Roth, solid animal trainer. le theauthor of a new book, Forty Years WithJungle Killers, dedicated to his formerassoctIte and the Circus leans

Jinarrtle Woods and Bob Thornton arehandling the acts for the circus androdeo at Wrigley Meld. Among Con-treCted acts am Paul klagleia Pro ele-phants worked by Cheeriest Gardner.Mrs. Droste Gardner has ereMpleted newOriental costumes for Cheerful and help-er*.

George rerklrul, clown, of Santa Mon-ks, Calif., had hie car demolished andsuffered alight injuries to a recent autoaccident,

Sidle Trees left for the Kest and wt11deli, a new ear back to the Coast.

Mrs. Elisabeth Hanturford. mother ofthe famous Ilennefard family, canto tothe Carat on a visit to Mrs. KizabetetIlanneford Clarke.

Carl Traynor, clown and make-up man,la among the Brat of the circus folk tobe called for military aerate.

IY.ck Lewis CPA, returned alter threemonths In Imperial Valley. where he wasemployed by Use Southern Pacific Rail-way.

Walter Matthaei. circus model bonderof tong Beech. Calif.. Ss building miniature circus on one -quarter inchscale. Stan Roger,. CFA, and on At -

them Tho Billboard DriedFebruary 20, 1926>

Equeetrion Director John Wessman, nthe Al G. Barnes Circus. had a Limeforce in the wardrobe department In[(Carters at Palms. Calif, preparing forthe ahow'a opening In March. . . .

George Tipton had bon re-onaged assteward. Advance contracting Agents J.C. 'Dusty Rhodes and P. W. Owen. wereIn the NM. . . Maio Dowllog. whohad been with the Hactsabork-WallacoCircus as !wide ticket superintendent,was engaged by Manager Sam B. Dill, ofthe John Robinson Circus, to take chargeof the advertising banners and reservedlest& . . . Jerome '1'. Harriman signedcontracts with Andrew Doerole to becomegerinal agent for the Downie Bros' Cir-cus.. . . 'The Roy Alexander Troupe hadjust played the Detroit Shrine Circus.

. . . Vernon Williams was promoted tomanager of the No. 1 adventaing ear ofthe Sella -Pluto Circus George Audettowas again OCT ail boss billposter.

Joe Wilke. formerly of the Haimnixsck.Wallace Circus, had nested to managethe No. 2 Side Show with Heritage Bros,'Circus. . . Mal paper° were sinnedFebruary II making the King brotherssole owners of the Gentry Bros' Circuswith the acquisition of the half Interestheld by John Pluto. . . . Sylverster(Buster) Cronin had tesigned from theAmerican Circus Ceepocation. . . Ed-ward M. Bailard's eon was In Europe withthe Ballard family, recovering front anappendeetoeny. . . . Jack Ccoake hadOwned to bo superintendent of insideRants and purchasing agent withDowel* Woo: Circus. . . Robbers BraeCircus bought the hurt baby hippo ofthe municipal roo at Overton Perk.Memphis. Tenn.. for $3.250. It wee thethird hippo bona to Venue and Meta%the only breeding tOppopotami to *mer-lon. . , J. S. AIL1414, was engaged assteward for Heritage Bros' Meta andPrank P. Meister OW set ea band leader.. . . Bruce Cheeterman was contractedwith Sparks Circus as preen agent, oneweek ahead.

rector, of Metro -Caches -II -Mayer atoesoa,is aralatine James T Cloven of (Benumb.Calif. in compiling catalog of Circusmodels.

Chester Pelky report* he is doing veryntecty with the night spot on RamonaBoulevard.

Murray Pennock ts business managerof the new Hollywood stage successStanding Room Only.

Another dress movie, as yet untitled.la readtirm for prodeetion on TolucaLake lob.

Mrs. Tine Burrows, aunt of the teteLilian Leitrei. te arriourty ill at GeneralHospital here and would like to bearfrom friends.

POLACK BROS.' CIRCUS stood 'ern up at the second twat Minnie.* in Itstit:ferry In the north wing of Musto Hall. Cirsetlaatt. Saturday. February I. the:On day of the mote's engagement there under atatiaCea of the Syrian TelnYttoShrew. The attendance mos about 4.500.

Circus SaintsAND

Sinners' ClubBy Fred P. Parer

(National Secretary,NM' TORN. Feb. Frodint,

noted artist at the Christopher Morleyluncheon drew a Civil War epic. It wasthe picture of a woman who had mar.fled a Confederate soldier IMP, monthsago. According to the title. she was

--Looking for the First Orey Heir." Al -moat 600 attended this luneheon andwe have bad almost 000 ref/taste forcopy of Mu picture.

PM', In Its tssue of February 2 LOCJO,*hosts fall guys John Ragbag North andRoemer' Me Geddes working over modetafor the new streamlined circus. It ,bowsa picture of the monkey mountain. thenew style of cages. Gerganttsa's bridalrune, and elephant runs At first blush,one thinks be is looking Into the worldof tomorrow. We Understand thatCiaddesb streamlining will extend ovento the circus posters.

To avoid conflict with the annualStaunton (Va 1 fair, Lbo annual con-etntion. which la to be held under theauspices of the Hugh B. Sproul 'Ant.has been fixed for the early part of Oc-tober tnatead of the middle of September.

Billy Waite, of the Australian Waite,.Is new In the Pilgrim Hospital. Brent-wood. L. I. if you get a minute drophim a line. BMW part In the circus weeto thrill us with boomerang throwingand whip work.

The W. W. Workman Tent his gottenout a monthly bulletin which a. finelygotten up. particularly the color workon the lead page. which shows a paradeled by a clown band wagon, followed byfour elephants We want to thank notonly the Workman tent but PresidentThostrese A. Scott and Editor Raymond O.Hell. 'The first Issue Is a swell number.

Gainesville RehearsalsBegun; Jimmy Odell Joins

GAINESVILLK Tex., Feb. 15.-Re-hearsals are In full awing for the 1941lemon Of the Clainnsollie CommunityCircus. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry andMr. and Mrs Jimmy Conner, have some26 performers working out nightly inPair Park Auditorium.

Jimmy Odell has been added to thestaff of horse trainers and Is workingOn specialty numbers. Verne Brewer isbreakir.g an eight -horse liberty act, andPortia Slim Ls breaking three new highschool hones and a dog and pony ridingact.

Work In the shops la progressing rap-lelty, all new rigging having been turnedout, a ring curb built, and state repaired.Painting will get under way shortly.

Secretary 0. D. Bell. A. torten Smith.Cecil It. Tinsley. and C. B. Stringer at-tended the Texas Fair Association con-vention in Deltas January 31.

Recent visitors included Frank Ketrowand Al Clarkson, of Kay BrOtnent Curets.and SkInny DaWordl. former perm agentfor Parker Er Watts Circus,

Opening dates of the show are Abut23.25 In biiIlrsvtlle, with four otherwring dates to follow,

Circus Historical SocietyWICHITA. Kan., Feb. 15.-The CUB

received a card from Mrs. Zack Terrell.thanking the Society for flowers and ex-pression* of sympathy upon the deathof her father. Arthur Nehoo.

Walter W. Tyson. CRS of Guelph. Oat.hes over 600 lithos from 60 differeot.Utica of circuses.

Dr. R. N. Olrendant. CRS of Manches-ter. N, H. enjoyed a visit from CheaterA Wright. of Bradford. N. It Wright hasa troupe of trained dogs he Is Ixakingin near -by towns.

Collector* of etrciattrina who are Inter -toted in the CHS should write to WelterMetschman. secretary and Vertether.at T337 Third Avenue. Detroit.

No Indoor Show for Dayton,But Sports Show in Spring

DAYTON. 0, Feb. 15,--Dnyton will nothave an Indoor circus this winter. hat

hero an etcbt-day sports chow atthe Fairground Coliseum In Apr11, underthe direction of Frank and Bill O'NeU.former effete+ men. and Jackie Amenhelm. termer MMus =Near.

February 22, 1941 CIRCUSES The Billboard 45

Under the Marquee(Cerernunicenons to 25-27 Opera place,

THE OREM:nth will play the Mtn-nmpone Stelae Cams next month.

ELDON 170R10. xy)opbonist enddrummer. is playing nigh% elute out ofe Chicago cake. He alit be with 6 rail-road circus next areacee

JOE BROWN. who wee with tile Al 0.&seem Clem) for 18 years. la one of rev-ered trouper* at the County Form soHondo, Calif.

!CARL CARTWRIOIrr will be with SemLneke Bell Bros.' Circus next season. pre -renting magic and ventriloquism In theside snow, alao a turn In the Wooten.Ho woe wen Deck to 1925.

HARRY HAMMOND, for the Mat acv.Crib onions with Me et11 tiros.' Cucuthas purchased the Wells Lunch estab-lishment in Menge and report* goodbusiness.

IIAROIX1 LEe015. formerly pine rep-resentative with the Barnett Bros.' andWallace Bros.' circuses, Is now police re.porter on rho Akron (0,) deaconJounsal..

JCSITHINE COFIELD. performer ofCole Ilene Circus. spent a week In WestPalm Bench, Ilan recently and le nowet her mother's horde to Cleveland forthe rernasrAler of the winter. She will bewith the Cole thew again next isneon.

HOWARD Y. ntARY. former mannerOf the Hagenbeck-Wallace Mews andcow wtth the income A. Hamlet often.I. In Kamm City. ato, doing eepicetationemit en the Pollee Indoor Circus to beheld In efuntetpai Auditorium there.

ROBERT 13. 00013 has completed hiseer.inch scale mole] of the old Barnumand Bailey Two Ileintepheres band wagon,sheet wee tinder construction sine* MetAugust. The color scheme is red with;mane gold leaf catnaps and figures.

THE HERB TAYLOR TRIO (Herb Tay-lor. Rube ettennits. and Zeke Taylor)wit open In Milensukces February 7f withthe Iterntentforton Circus. with 12 weeksto follow, A set of rocking tables lessbeen added to the comedy act-

leDDIE ROOMS ileited the :ShrineCircus in Cleveland leebruery II and metmerry Old-timers, !midden; Eddie Cradle,of Cole Leos! Circus: Billie and WaiterRAM. of Wallace Brae.' show: Rey Goody.and the Mills inother.. of Mills Bros.'Circus.

ROBERT AND LOTS STANLEY havebeen working clubs Hire Michigan andhare raddled 15 weeks for the Pete YOdieeoiled, of Detroit. They bare added 0110more dog to their dog net rend W121 RANIadd another. They are traveling in theirnew trailer,

RARYL DeMOTTE. ImpOrsOnator andaerie to playing lodges and night clubsIn %nevem Perentylrania, es are CarlSmith and Mitch Teeter, comedy &no-b:tic team: Ernie Stewart, contottinelet,and the Sloven Troupe. clown and dancenumbees.

MR. AND MRS. JACK MALLOY. EdytheEnnio. Buck Maugbrazan. and Ted Dop-pler,. all of Canteen. 0.. were VORA OfMr. and Mere Orrin Davenport at the Feb..nary a enelnx performance of the Albest Grotto Circus in Cleveland. rot -teeing the circuit they were entertainedby Mt, and Mrs. Davenport at their hotel.

"smarm- ZORSKY. Juggler, whotoured in vaudeville and with manyleading [MUNRO. Is opening the CactusTerrace, touririte home. at Key Went, Ma.

Selective ServiceMail

In the Carnival Department of thistrent, appear the namee of those hay-ing Selective Service mail in theeszlous orate' of the flititeesed. Thinlist is publtthed In addition to therarneatertech are set In capital lettersin the neuter Utter Ult.

Cincinnati. 0.1Recently he took out hie paraphernaliathat he used In show business ADMstarred In Key Writ's Leona' Cub rain -siren Itelee' Rhythm.

MR. AND MRS. P. 0. LOWERY wereguests Of Onto Davenport said Vlc Rob-bins at the Grotto Circus In Clevelandarid they met many friends. TheLowe:ye enteeteined Robbins. AmosThompson, Tommy Comstock, and Al-bert Yoder at their home In Cleveland.Robbins and Lowery will nolo have thebands with Cole Brow' Circus,

.RD 111LER, who with Flee yd Xing ball

the Robbins Circus feat season en a treemerchants' circus on the downtowncant. of Texarkana. Ark. le winteringIn Texarkana and will operate by him-self the coming season. A good manydates have already been contracted andthe opening will be the tut of Meech, be053-5.

CLOWNS et the Shrine Circus In Cleve-land were Earl Sbipley, Micky MeDoneld.Kenneth Wait, Cheater Sherman. JackKennedy. Everett Here Paul Kerby. Joeleant Joe Short. hulls Segaret.. ThadTinsley, Bleck brother.. Jack /tippet PinkyRollin Otto OrtenlIng, Ern: nett Kelly.Preddle Freeman, Horse* Laird. LaSalleTrio. Limy Wilson, and Meson brother'.

EIGHT lads of Manitowoc. Wls, whowill troupe with the Minding Brew. andBarnum & Bailey Circles this season, loftlaat week for Sareaota. FM. Seven ofthe group make up an acrobnee Octknown a. Les Onuthess. They areClarence Albrecht, Herrn and DagemeRoektnaky. Richard Jogoransky. Ray Au-gustine. Ray Thielen. and Dery rd Arm-etreng. The other youth. Bobby Maurer.Jobs the 'estop! Troupe.

JACK AND JAKE niff.L8 ere back attheir winter quarters In Berea, 0., afterworking the Al Sint Grotto Cirrus InCiente/ed. sponearing tickets. Severalpentium with the Clothe show were re-cent visitors at Mlle Rms.' quarters, ALSOMrs. Parker, her brother, and several ofher students with Parkeses Ranch. BeteHolmes has been contracted ea generalagent for Mills Breen Circus. reportsJack.

SLIVERS JOIllennON and wife left theSouth February 10 for Ohio. They basebeen visiting relative:, there, and theirdeparture WWI a week Owed of schedule,ea Slivers lead a call to work the Indoorshow at New Castle. Pa., week of leebru-ray 17. Sneers will inee the allow Fri-day (21) to order to make the date atMilwaukee for the Hamill -Morton Circus.After that ho wilt play Eames City, Me:Topeka. Ran., and dates to the East forHannel-Morton. lie was set thee HermanBlur:nen/tie. of the Harald office.

WIN CLARKE former trouper, tater aproftesierni ballplayer, and now eaten./See UNDER THE MARQUEE cm page 62)

F&M Sets ActsFor St. L. Show

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Fanehen &Marco will stage the Bt. LouisCircus for the third auteresive year.hem Kaye. booking talent, hiss alreadycombed moot of the agencies and hassigned Eno tee Great, Mile. Bernie.. Leoennuis. the entails. Pear Albania. ParoffTrio, Bob Eisen° Troupe. WilliamPlaine Arbon. Christensen'. LibertyHoran, Conley Troupe. Aerial tenet -Clyde Beatty. Pour Sidpeys. VictoriaTroupe. Harold Demos, and Bert Moan.More acts ate to be signed.

'Me show is echodukel to start at theSt. Louis Munfelpal Andlteetune April17 and 'winds tip April 30 Jock Parting -ton is supervising the production.

Elmer Myers With MillsCOLVItlatA. Pa. Feb. 15.-Emer Myers,

formerly of the tleket department withthe Barnes. Sags-FlotO. Itegenbeck-Wal.lace. Christy MOW. and Stun B. Dill otr-cum*. and the teat two araons bannersolicitor and ticket department workerwith Bud E. Anderson's Circus. be..signed contracts for 1541 as easpertntenel-ent of ticket& with MUM Bros' Cleves.

GEORGE HARTZELL. "the sett -Malaita cfoirs." who died February6 at his hone On Pattedelyfita aftera year's Ginn._ lla had been toMote bylines, for more than 40peers when he retired from featwork in ta26. Funeral and Weedwere in Pheadelphfa February JO.

The Corral(Communications to 2)-27 Opera Place,

Cleseinnats, 0.)

COL,. W. T. (RACK) MILLER ban bonaBinned to direct trio rodeo to be held Inconnection with the annual Charm DamCelebration In Brownsyille, Tee. Amongcontest:eel performers will be o croupof Meeker] trick ropers. is performingtroupe of Cherokee Indiana. and SidneyFranklin, American -born bulInghter.

1301eTil AMERICAN guschn will beInvited to pit their skin opened Arnett -can cowboys, at. the 1041 edition of theCheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Dews. RobertHanetworth, committee' rocentery. fieldthe Inveatton will be sent an the resultof A PVA-Crattoll made by the XenonRockefeller CenemIttee on South Ameri-can relations.

MAYOR T. E. ACIOMI, of Jacksonville.Tex.. recently wee informed by Washing-ton ordeal* that the WPA has spe.....edplans on construction of it Livestock androdeo building. The prone: to cost411.245, Includes the buttering of the to-deo and exhilettleri (seinen, delsee. Mine-walka, fence,, and water and rower lines.Work will get under way Immediately.Acker sold.

CONTRACT WHICH Tarry inanbrocksigned with the Cuban government noFebruary 7 to pare. -ant is combination cir-cus, rodeo, and thrill there In TropicalMedium, Reverie. Cuba. the week be-ginning February 24. calla for the gov-ernment to provide facilities. Includetsuse of stadium. radio plum. and otherexploitation, tax (roe. Pact else callsfor the gorernreent to provide the ca-lif= and ticket personnel, plus co-op-eration In the Magni; of a sumt show.

JACK STORY, special p4rotootions di-rector for Montgomery Ward As Company.hen completed arrangements for thesecond annual 4-H Club Rodeo at WIllResew Memorial Coliseum. Fort Worth.Tex. Event will be held on 4.If ClubDay at the Southwestern Exposition andPat Stock Show and le free to 4.1f Clubmembers and closed to the general pub-lic. It is given In the morning. withMontgomery Ward awarding prizes tovintners In the Tanen, creole. Storywill also be the announcer

T. a agmmnersoN. rodeo producer ofMountato Home. Ark., returned to FortWorth. Tex., February '1 tor the Baalhearing of the gun rued by the PortWorth mueicien's unkm against the All-Amaritan Rodeo. and Robertson, as headOf the rodeo. Robertson reported heformed a new company and wilt bo bockIn the rodeo field in mid -Much. whenhe will produce a rodeo In mezanatta.La.. with another a week toter in LakeChariot LS He also his signed as pro-ducer of &bent six Other rodeos In theSoutbsest.

"RODIX/01 giro nrach-norded ootr.phto the budding lie took buainess ed tn.South." W. M. Baran. Louisiana StateUnivenity's exteneien scent, said In anadebeets before the Asoriamon of South-ern Agrictiltural Mockers. in counted:onat Atlanta. Tex, on February 11. "Andby oomph," Baran rotated out. "I don'tmean tics sound made by a colder,thrown by a elect or brook. but highlysuoonsful advertialag for livestock nos-ing." Rabin aloe told dolmen thatgaily clad cowboys and mean stem Mire-Inate Interest In liveMeck shows and

help to demeop more energetle"Rodeos and livestock shows r.a=fr;ere boon compenions, end the rodeo ideahas proved highly successful in Lout*.ADA." lie coneueled,. . .

Houston Show Draws 'ErnANNUAL BOOM), held ID connecelate

with the Houston (Tex.) Pat Stock Showand Livestock Kepi:anion. drew capacityCrowds to the 0,184 -seat Sam HamdenColiseum at the eight night and givemodeles perfermenen with the OW*.Urn of the final day. Almost ell stall -able ants were taken for the last per-formenee and only a few we -uncle" werenoted it the matinee show, however. liptMeetacken, with tt mark of 5.3 seconds inthe Sten wrestling event, came withinOne-tlfth of a *weed of tytog theworld's chaminenthip record. WisthetsIn the finals were: Bareback Brock Rid.ine-Breokey Snyder. Kid Pletcher. CecilHenley. Mew Wrestling-inekee Me -Crony. Rusty McGinty. George Wilde, -spin Bull Riding-Dick Ortfath, IhnolceySnyder. Charley Colbert. Call Reding --Tony Seines. Fronk Holley. Clyde busk,caddie Brock Riding-Vie Behrens. MethGordon. Fritz Traun. Pnerett tbliennaproduced and directed the show, withDan Hines se arena director; Fred M-end. arena accrelery: John Jordan, an.r.outeeer. Leo Murray and Clinton Booth,Judges; Mete Bates, Tad Lucas. andJudge Ben Davidson, Innen.

Day Money Wined&Calf Roping-Pint day (Wednesday

=time and night and Thiszeday night).Tony Senna*. Beek Ikkoi., DelA Truitt.Everett Shaw. Second day (Friday mati-nee end Saturday matinee and Minn).Jos Goodspeed, Sonny Hancock, HomerPettigrew. Frank Hostey. Third day(Sunday matinee end slight and Mondayay

ROY Matthews, BoyersBuck Mob, T. J. Brannan. Fourth day(blonde? and Tueaday nWhta. andWednesday matinee and nIgbtl. JuanSalinas and Clyde Burk spilt nest andsecond: Tony Spline*. Henry Savage.

Steer Wrealltue-First day (Wednesdaymatinee and night and Thursday night),Bill Meefeekiet, Norman Person. !dickeyMcCrorey, Dub Menet neemed day(Friday night and fiesterday matinee andnight). George Rieke,. Gene RCAF. Nor-man Perron: Dick Truitt and UrrachellRoss split fourth. Third tiny (Sundaymatinee end night and Monday night.and Tuesday matinee). Rusty 3.teClinty.Gene Row. Howard McCeorer BO*Jonas and Dick Truitt spilt fourth.Fourth day Mosley night and Weelneenday mistime and neat). Herachell RomeMike Faber, Rusty McGinty: Bowan*McCeorcy and Tom Hogan split fourth.

Wild Cow Milking-Wroinesslay matt.nee. Doug Page tweett Maw, HonerPettigrew. Wednesday night. ClydeBurk, Sonny Hancock. Plank HoleyThursday night Clyde Burk, Bonny Han-cock. Prank Bosley. Friday might. ErmaShaw. Homer Pettigrew. Doug Pate.Saturday matinee. Everett Shaw. HomerPettigrew. Doug Page. Saturday night,L. N. Stkee, Frank Bosley. Bob Crosby.Sunday matinee, Bob Crosby, FrankHosiery. Clyde Burt. Sunday night,Escrett Straw. flog Pagen Royce Steele.Monday night, George Wudereten. H marPettigrew. Valets Shaw. Tundrynee, Clyde Burk, Sonny lesocen. nousPage. Ttneday night, Rob Cronin. CorryHancock. Frank Honey. Woinneday.matinee, Bob Crosby', Everett SteenRoyce fkwelt. P1asb. Drarott anew.Sonny Hancock. Doug Pege.

Wild Hawse RaceWild Horse Race-Weineenay matinee,

Whin Herpes'. Bud Dee Flits Becker:Wild nude, Elmo Walls weirseeeyeight. Melvin Harper. Hurl DM. Peitz

(See CORRAL on pnt 62)

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46 The Billboard PARKS -RESORTS -POOLSCormkacted by CLAUD( R. ELLIS-Commas Kar.ons to 25 Opera Place. Csnc,nnati 0

February 22. 1941

DEFENSE OPENS DUCAT BIDRosenthal HasCut -Rate PlansTo Aid Workers

Committee of ops to meetgovernment officials inco-op move suggested

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-With the eteafense program playing a leading part tonational life toner. amusement parksthruout the country can co.oponde byWending suitable recreant:mei outletsfor army boys and defence workers. de -e tared Irving

Rosenthal. w h owith his bruther.Jack. opPalisades (N. J.)Amusement, Park.Plana are tinderway by nowatbetto have a commit-tee of representa-tive park operatorsformed to meetwith governmenteitielabs to discussthe co-operationthat can be given.

It has beenproved many thusthat the strengthof an army nu InIll morale. rindthat bolds true

With any group Of workers operat-ing at a terashrts." he said. -Tim problemOf an armyn morale Is much snore dif-ficult to noire than the actual trainingof military fighting mechined. Duringthe World War amusement perks thru-out lb* country played a greet pert Insustaining the emotional lesel of bothour fighting and civilian forces and(See DEFENSE DIZ PLAN On pope 48)

/rang Rosenthal

Gravatt DeniesSteel Pier Deal

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb, 15.-Steel Pierto not for tale and there are no negotia-tions pending with °tont A. Harold noranpalie else for Its purchase, declaredPrank P. Omvatt. president and generalmarmicer. regardlng reports that new In-troit* would tate over the pier.

^It to trite." be raid, "that various pu-ttee bare bought to purchase the pierwithin the loot year. OA well as previonaly,but thee puttee lacked ability to performrepresentations made by them

"Steel Pier wUl be operated ass MUM%Mall Its present ownership and manage-ment In 1041 for Its 44th season.`

AC "Entrance Fcc" PlanProposed by Chamber Board

ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. IS. - ResortOottuntudoners this week received n teen.Sutton from the board of directors of theChamber of Commerce calling for care-ful study of proposals to tax out-of-townmotorists and nonnneddent bathers vis-iting the city.

The di:yen:ea recommended n lo-ontnentrente fee' for all automobiles com-ing Into the retort and the charging of atee. probably 25 cents. for use of thebeach by excursionleia woo come duringthe summer on week -ends and hondayswithout spending money for lodging orfood.

ORME BAY, Wt. -Sylvester (Cooney)&k -r. Appleton. VAIL was retained bythe park board en February 10 as man-ager of Bay Beach here In 1091. He willmanage the pavilion. bathhouse, andconcesakma under the beard's &methyl.se he has done for the tut two enuons.Be guarantees to return 13.100 to theboard, the same amount na In the 1540contract. NO bids were =do for theVON.

Projected PiersIn Texas Pushed

OALVTSTON, Tax., Feb. 15. --Galvestonpleasure pier MU, Introduced to allot2.000 feet of Gulf of Mule* water bottomto meet legal requirements. ham receivedon unanimously favorable report by theSenate committee on public lands. and Isnow before the Mouse oomarnittee forco -approval. Bill wren. granting to thecity a 710 -foot strip on Onlyestcm Benchand extending the required 2,000 feetInto the water.

Sponsor. of the bill explain:4d that theRFC has granted Galveston a 81,100000loan and that the city has voted 000.000In municipal revenue bonds toward costof the project, loans to be repaid outof merino* from amusement omicassaloneto be constructed on the pier.

Galveston Benoit Association hasdented W, D. McMillan, pendent: FdLeech, TIM -president: James Towledge,secretary-teraatirer. Plena for laying outStewart Beach. municipal pleasnre area.wore dinnused by the rosorisation and13. J. Ctimrsilna, Galveston engineer. thiseek.

The pier, to Include an atatiltorlurn.theater. donee hall, ricks, COMCOSS:0113.fishing stand, and other feature*, wouldbn at the foot of 25th Street.

Fort Arthur Up to RFCPORT ARTHUR. Tex. Feb. 15.-With-

In the neat two weeks the Reconetruc-(Sec PIE ES Fag TAXES cm page 52)

0. Spot Prepares for Boom;3,000.000 Attendance Seen

RUSSELLa POINT, 0., Feb. 15.-Thethe !Ole season at Indian Lake here antsa banner one, increased incluatrial ac-tivity In surrounding areas la expectedto boost the number of 1041 tuationistato 3,001000. a substential gain over the1040 total, mid Preach 1. Wilgus. man-aging director of Sandy /teach Park.

Manager Wilgus Is preparing for theanticipated boom by renurnping his perk.He Is adding rides. concesesona. endboardwalk._ Attraction* will open onApril II and will operate on Saturdaysand Sundays Wain May 24. when dailyoperation will bo Inaugurated. Over5.000 cottages are on the lake end manysnore, now under construction, are ex-pected to be completed by wring.

$4,0,000 BlazeVisits VirginiaBeach Seaside

VMOINIA BEACH. Vi.. Feb. 13.-Overcoming severe handicaps, firemenearly on February 8 extinerunited a two-hour lire at Seaside Pork hem whichdestroyed the dance hall and anothersection of the amusement pavilion andfar a time threatened the entire park.lartirnated classmate woe 840.000. Farecompany officials who made an laves.tbretion the fe3lautcqg day said the Mitrewas caused by a defective chimney.

The Ore broke out about 2,1.5 and cutIn two the dance hall, which had beenthe seen of a dance a few hours before.It spread to nn adjoining section. de-stroying equipment valued at $10.000.Bathbouses bewide the swimming poolwere also rued. Firemen fought theblare In extremely cold weather,formed on their equipment and clothing.and live wires lending to the parkcaught fire. creating an additionalhomed before the current was cut off.Aiding firemen was a company frownnear -by Fort Story.

Co -Manager David G. Shelburne raidlose of building and contents was coy -erect by inaunance. He said macerationof the structure will be considered at anearly meeting of Pea Pine. ImprovementCorporation. operator. Thomas P.Thompeon, Albert Hofheinser. C. M.Woodhouse. and Sbelbume are prin-cipal stockholders. The building waserected originally by the Norfolk South-ern Railroad Company about 30 yearsago and brie changed hands leveret timessince. Por the past eta years It has beenoperated by the Sea Pinnt Onn. Elab-orate plans had been made to mcdernteethe park and add attractions this year.

Krasner Married in DenverDENYFR, Feb. 15.-Following the mar-

riage of Benjamin Krasner. general man-ager of Denver's Lakeside Park, andMiriam Caplan. ICenana City. Mo., thenight of February 0 in B. M. H. Syne.segue here by Rabbi C. E. Hine! Kalmana wedding dinr.er was given In theBrown Palace Hotel by Kraar.ers deter,Mee. Marty Rattner. After the banquetthe couple left foe a trip to California.

Roster of NAAPPB Committee

Crew Starts ExpandingBass Lake (hid.) Beach

BASS LAKE Ind. Feb. 16.--Develop-meat work has been started at WasLake Death here. which ilia been pur-chased by gems Lake Beach ImprovementCompany. a healing company compstungRay Marsh Dryden: Ins wife. Theresa&Ulu Brytion, and J. J. Stevens. allassociated with the International Con-gress of Oddities now on tour.

Johnnie ROSY.. Jr., with an office Inthe park, has Marled an advertising cam-paign In the prom, having *treacly con-tracted space With papers for 00 milesaround. He apent several days In Chi-cago arranging for special no mate andpictorial cuts. Papers are now carryingaortae relative to the May 2$ openingand proposed augmented attractiOna.

Brydon has contracted In Cincinnatifor special paper from half -sheet to 16 -sheet lithographs. Cards, fence signs,and novelty advertanne, including book*,gum, blotters, and pencils, bare beenordered. Maki promotion ham beenstarted. A crew of five men le clenningground* and preparing buildnant foralterations.

George Blehoffe, park and expos:tomtechnician end architect, has been en-gaged to build a now 185 -foot entrancearch and to revamp and modernize club.tavern. beanie:1u. bathhouse. and dancepavilion. Modern ligbting and entetawill be Metalled, Additional apace hasbeen leveed fora free parkIng woe. tobe well lighted and with diroctionel100t1 arrOiVI.

Lake Worth CasinoLease Given Smith

FORT WORTH. Tex.. Feb. 15.--C1tycouncil this week authorized a lute ofLake Worth Casino to George T. Smith.Its present manager, for flee years.Agrees:sent calls for rental ranging from81.210 the first four years to $1.500the last year plus 3 per cent of growlreceipts above 166.000 annually.

In addition Manager Smith will payrent on the bingo building, only a4rIt0.tyre left standing when the CasinoBoardwalk was removed recently. Renton the bingo building will be 675 amonth for the fleet two years. 400 amonth for the nett year. and 5100 aMath foe the last two year's.

New leas* agreement had to be madewith city council for the ballroom andbingo building after the other structureswere rued. City owns the land on which .

the buildings are situated.

River Park in 'WinnipegWorkers for 1941 Is Announced TG Contest Royalty Suit

C/HCA00, Feb. in-Committees of theNational Association of AmusementParks, Pools, and Beaches for 1041, sp-petnted following the election last De-cember of Artrtan W. Ketchum. FinestPark Highland/a St. Lewin as president.have been announced from the *dicesof StecuUre Secretary A. R. Hodge hereas renews:

American Recreational Equipment As-eoctetion awards. L. K. Chriamen, chair-man: L. C. Addison, vice-chairman:Charles P. Keller Jr.. Joseph Melee:banquet. Roy Sutton. general rholfinttllMrs. P. Ike Killnly. general vice-charemen:Cleerne A. Flemid, entertainment entstr-man; Mrs. R. le Lime, cuisine chnirmi.n:Mee. FT. P. Schmeck, ticket tales chair-man: Harry A. Ackley. M. H. Barnes.B. W. Frederick. John IL Gurtlenfinanee, Herbert P O'Malley. etialrrnan:N. S. Alexander, vice-chairman: ArnoldB. Ourtler: hittorlans. W. P. Mengel.,R. S. Unwell; legialatire. Fred L. Markey.Chairman; Leonard B. Schlawa. mice -chairman; Peen S Weenelmann.

Location and exhibits areargementa.Herbert P. O'Malley. chairman: N. S.Alexander. vies -chairman: A. R. Hodge,Edward 4 Schoen membership, P. W. A.Moeller, chairman: Richard P. Lune.vbeenebeirman: John Logan Campbell,

K Chambers, Prod ranshee. °rewire,A Mond Paul H. Ituedenchl. Abner K.

Raymond Lurie. It R. Mallard,Jack Rosenthal, n, P. Schrineck, 0. V.

Starkweather. R. 8. trinic11: musicroyalty. A. Brady* Mcdwlgon, chairman:Herbert P. O'Malley. vicecheircrutn:Joseph Malec: nominating. Edward L.Schott. chairman: H. P. Schmeck, vice-chitemen: Dontel E. Bauer. Arch KHarold D. 011more, Leonard B. Schloss.

Proem:a-general. Peed I,. Markey,Chairman; Edward L. &holt. vier -chairman; Starry A. Ackley, A. R, Hodge.Paul H. Itundenonl: Pregrarn-beach andpool (personnel to bo announced laterl:public liability and fire insurance. N. S.Alexander. chairman: Leonard B.Schloss. vice-cheirinaus: Richard P-LUM.% R. P. Schmeek, Edward L. Schott:publicity, A. C. Hartmann. chairman:Johnny J. Kline. vier -chairman; Ifer.man Illuntertfetd. Earl K. Collins. PaulH. Hosedepohl. Bert Nestra. R. S. Venial:reception end social. Roy Staten. gen-eral chairman: Mrs. George J. Baker,general vice-chairmen: George J. Baker.penthouse activities chairman: Mrs. H. P.Schmeeln ticket sales chairman: JohnLogan Campbell, L. K. Chrinman, IdaE. Cohen, Mee. R. W. Frederick, C. M.Curtin, Arnold B. (turner Jr., C. K.Henninger, Doris Humphrey. Mrs. A. W.Ketchum, Mrs. P. M. )(Maly, GeorgeLauerman, Florence Lune. Mrs. RaymondLiner...Richard P. Lucre, Mra. Herbert F.(Malley, Mrs lesnsterd L Schott,

Resolutions. R. S. LtrAtIl. chairman:Senn 4 Coleman. ricechatrmen: Ray-mond Luxe. L. K. Chrisraan: safety code.(See ROSTER OF NAAFI'S on papa 52)

WINNIPEO. Feb. 15.- River ParkAmusement Company here will contesta suit for ISS.00 royalties chimed byNoreitlee. Ltd. against the perk's Race -Fan ride. It was said by David Slater,comPetne agent. and Nicholas Shuman?,manager of rides, who were nameddefendants in an Injunction and In-fringement. stilt tiled In the Conn ofKing's Bench. Ride Is a circular railraceway with electrically driven horse*fat patrons. Ruh horse has a controllerby which Re arced may be increased.

A desire, said to be similar, waspatented by Red W. Williams. Head-Ingly, Man_ In August, 104, and thePatent maigned to Novelties, Ltd., in1036. The model WAS about 18 feetlong and playas sat at controllers at theside attempting to increase their horse(mined on the track. The River Park ridssera promoted by R B. Reynolds. Win-nipeg. In 10i8 under license. claim theplaintiff*. Reynolds le said to have builta similar device for afichignn Race -Ern -Make. Inc_ Dianna the following sew -iii.Novelties. Ltd., clefts it terminated thelicense with Reynolds a year ngo andthat tt la entitled to damages' for lenMincemeat for last season's operationby the River Park company.

Carmel for River Park Interning announced Intention to contest the claimon the ground that their model on allactual rtde scale Is not covered by theWilliams patent'. Patents bare beentaken out on their model which Saoclaim protest Its principles.

Prbrstary 22. 1941 PARKS -RESORTS -POOLS The Billboard 47

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CONCESSIONAIRESWe offer oneroubtedly Ike bootand rnott pleb/able 4040 ion401 P4,4 In the emitted We.t.Our opening durem OmmattonDI. Week will being theurandsto ebb old park in a Peet deem.

Heiken; of an off -toast whomIII 0. powortted and Only onof a hind will be looked on aflat rate. toot not at boom war.tante roe. bet at a firma*, enyto par Wend), -mod nelphlese-

We inntt toweisondent Nomare omatatot who Can limns and.took the comatee commie*.ow or tnaretrallt. or Individualswith tho newest it,,.. and moonatItartim stoem. Opmatort itpinball or eon machines of allInds wanted. We want thennett aoiormak ramts otevery desorption.

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PARADISE OF PLAY"POLICY-To work diligently wth both WM. andMaw toke linden's 4M,4M, Swat the WWImodem. beaumatihal. eLtbresto and WWI.. . -To carry on An suiLmAted Adeerttang t.entpaleenthat will Invoho an espondame of thousands ofden,,, . Waco hes already teem eerdrattedwanthe daily and weakly papaws Of Stwth Send,1.1w11011 City. Car,. PIMOVIIA. Rerhestee, Win..mw. L pole ff. Wayne Ilyd.l, Kankakeelilt/, and wariounilng swim -Palms. Timehas bow tootreeted with 11.41. Steflens WTRC.Elkhatt: WCIL. WOWO, ff. Wayne: WINO. Carp:WEEK, Imieseapalcs: WIAM. tenth Fend, andWLS, Chimes.PURPOSE-Ye maim Barden's tam Fascia theN theat 010Wd chming mem-stk. tweet, vr.10. thy1.00 earning power and molt shatterreg recordMother. . . To omit It the talk of anwittnrn1ietken In thy halbeac Wont.PROGRAM-To hal keener then any liko MUNINal ever dared to &Nome& . The Entree,Job Minting Con. of Cretlryfl. Ohio. has 4149 444,comir 041.4 to make sandal pewee 1.0w r. Meeyards to 20 %heart lithagthatha of filly diftetontstyks.. . To offer can., bonds and ellteclions,as lohamy Skat" Darts, Andy Devine. Oead EndK ids. Imo acts and fire wrieht daily, feat eing Nth"lake of fleo."

TO SI1011i1E1It row here mnothrie ortsPand-iny . II4 war of an Altmelten,..w hid modem to the ofnmetdecree. we ham mown: onan pmetwitage Tom Cannatford to pest op. Simms MOmtre fe hildma and 1440,14trade ...Jr wanted. MeterO m., Monkey Clime. WildAnneal Exhibiteent, UnbornShow m any clean moneyWeft wanted.fon Norm Othoratws, Crest**Mate. Walk Thlh Shows, ToesOne Shows, MANN Carpet. etc.RIDE OPERATORS, weame weh em elrlwalty dead (000rIttswith I. 1. Condon/ lot a -Cardenof Ram," we 4,0 agreeable tobeef ing one er two welm of aommt.enal adore.

WANT TO HEAR FROM An AIothenot.mmi nth eager. one whohat park promotion Wk.*. ono with every knew!.edge of P.Aria, Chmell.and Chic ChM gatherings. Mudknow mploitetion horn everyangIC. YEAR AROUND WORK.

Make An Peel.. m agyoOtegagAttherUf. align RE A ON./Area. Ine44.1. M 0IneAl412 C. Out it" OritIctlaw,

W. will plan. to pm to week tow. . (tort or : I We mote ternmenemenrenatratlion tapArl SIVA m New ore mug. Wen tettibmws. Pail011./ Irealca lad ...Avowal Ilk.. A tank' PlAnAln, Cpre.evna andNUN. emir.. we pIlar PA NAN now. /APIA,..... meemerno Stan mesed I. Genratian of 11 AM PAW Reuartonl WO- r-1

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The Pool WhirlBy NAT A. TOR

All Communications to Nat A. Tor.Care New York Office, The Billboard)

Postman Rings OftenAlan Notes. Miami, Wittea: 'Sec whereyou called the turn to your recent.

column from Miami Beach. Ronson;Itruout the country that prima are highdown hero and that Loud, haven't anyracanofen hive hurt business. Mooed-mtly, as you suggested, HamiltonWright's office, is starting ft big ad cam-Wyn to counteract that false limner -goo. Ads will he published thruout rhocountry to lot the nation know thatthere's plenty of room. You certainlytaro the ftrat to mention It. and thewsmhiminals from daily paper. maciittotillfghere bopped on the band wagon."

Fro Paul H. Efuedepoial, Jantron&-ach Park. Portland. Oro.: "Pro ou mytoy to Sugene. Ore., to help put overmy idea of n oleo municipal pool In thatcity. Money La available and Pm to ar-range layout. collaborate with archi-tect, and act as consultant. Hope to hama nice 426,000 tank -60 by 110 feet. Bytee way, this sire pool is what I recom-mend foe rood lurn4dre communiUm Thisrbe is 48 laps to P mile, 24 taps to ah..if mile, 12 laps to the quarter. 8 lapsto oteuighth and 3 laps for 110 pada'distance. I doubt whether 100 rude

be used often any more In racing.Tee 110. 230. 440, M. and the rally orethe brackote most likely to be used Inoutdoor compotillon, ao an 32';,1 fOOLEY, ame -Crozet, or 186 -foot pool aro eon-ilderni thy beat Ire."

.Another tante In from Harry Thorns or

twin Cascades outdoor tanks New YorkCity. with whom Ehn writer spent n011epimunt doya-and expendve nights, -In Mend tut month. He writes thathe has gone into a new DM with WallyWalbrret sod Larry Solomon, *Stellatea repeat and remodeling 1100100 foe op-'(rotor. of reeding trachlont. Aquaticswill certainly lose a swell poal man if heMakes 100 great a racer.. With LIM DOWMoped,

My recent trip south brings still an -

Other letter !Mtn Miami, title one fromdarn Howard. ace fancy diver loot seen

t head porta In Bitty Rose's Aquacade,who pone: "Seaton bete for um an theboater Una isn't what everyone bankedon. Our realty swell thew at macfaddenDeauville pool closed on the night ofFoinuary 3.1earing more than a surplusof talent Jobless. However. It Is aim ofFloyd Zimmerman to continue with athaw each Sunday If he can keep theeast together. Most of his grater ballotare from Now York, so that may be dd.teult. Hare been giving a lot of thought

to a show of my awn. ustrig high Meeand cast of about 10 with a tank of mt.fletent elm to stage a woll-rottndedrninuto chow for gratulatatuls at fain.and calehrstlona."

.A .toady contributor t0 this column

lo Capt Speedy Phoenix, who hao thecuriosity of a nino-life oat. Speedy, whodoes high net dives at fairs and parka.arrived In New York Day tart week andattempted to hind out real Identity ofNat A. Tbr, writing that he thinks beknows who It U. Well, Speedy. rut nota-tcthin'.

Coral Oriblers. Pl... is the postmark ona letter from Wolandt high -giro pm -former, irhO types land no noatty too):"A few Innocent, weft -meant Rom toyour column and presto! changot you'reon top of a powder keg! Referring toyour write-up on the NtImml Dittmar*water ahow In Width you called the 4Ram' act a Wallenda giarrenthth. thesimilarity to our name. Is a pure oo.Incidence."

A release from Its Omen. Miami Beach.PIA.. Informs that lie is doing publicityfor Morton Kirwelio Sands outdoor pooland also beats the drum for those Silo -day Diltmore shows_ According to hisnote. Pete DeaDirdins and blsrehallWayne. runner Olytople divas, both ofwhom started the lemon working in2Inimermiurs allow* at Mat/oddest Dean -vale. arc now appea.-ing In weekly waterearnInds mounted at Sands plunge Hrcontinue.. "In addition to acrobaticdivers. Manager Kirsch to presenting awater ballet to hie new aubmarine lightedpool. composed of girls from the Nisti.Franeisco axpOdttlon. Kitten has InvitedAAD °Metals of Florida to hold theState championships at Sands tank."

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AN ImPonTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

SHOWMEN'S LEAGUE OF AMERICABeginning September 1. 1941, Our initiation fee will be increased

from $10 to $25.You aro urged to loin now for only

$10.00Cratitert pOur r...rarat League number or, 1.7r//r direct /0 Eferbarthia Committee.

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Rogers Wilson. Phoenlx, Arta. Nebo -rata on a recent communication of lots:"I deeply apprectate the interest Snitham given my question concerning mythree-way Mee. Question woo bo4tegbt upwhen a bun eh Of tin perfolmen weretalking about natinus trick. of otre typeand then, as we APO all bleb WIWI* wewondered *bother DUI particular trickof mine had ever been duplicated? AsI paid borate. I performed the fest froma TO -foot height, using gosottne. standardpolice cuffs and a double-thlok towelfor a blindfold."

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worked like magic In getting substantial

EifliitCat Ossaccat 014 rose li.p.inenclyel arm. the pork connot ellei manniuntte. With Inert:teed earnings In

fly R. S. UZZELL The Met amusement park Ore of thatNo park la year

oet Februaryithat et Virgt:Iceiielle=1 a.. V.

woealaaaing more Cain/. eau mid et,- heated for a donee. Defective flue was thethusium than Riverside, !auk. Spring- cause. A large autetanttal dance hall.nail, Meas. A New York City group hall bathhouses, and building known ea thekitchen 'were MM. 113/AITA1602. coverage lataken alt games and refrealtments. They muqume. ,..e ar. toed. Rex 1) DiflIoge Jr.have money and eXperlence anti Invest:- takes a philosophical attitude on thegated well before making Um commit- are Mod wilt proceed to All In the area

and cover It with other attraetions. Themeat. The meta of teatime atrong out- large dance hail had a substantial bade -aide support for this zee -oration is very grunt for storage purpoaes and overheadsimple. Eduard J. Carroll put In Ma were it number of rooms meet as Wringown money hat year to a oanaldersbleamount, which not only 4,054 his faith quarters for etaipioyees who cannot make

trio long trip to Merfolk after closingbut also demonstrated that, It could bemade a great comeback. Thls. 57th Ma boors at night`further eapendit urea fee this year. Value of inventories

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RIVERSIDE AMUSE1491T PARK1401A4APOLI0.

Here is a tip to all amummont parkmen and emcee -atomises. Was the me -tonal armed In the buement, the beds.Maros, etc., and the equipment on themain floor Inventoried? Usually this isnot done unless some expealeneed manhas the matter In charge. The man ormen responsible for this tack should alsobe responsible for reraemitag as far as pm-aibie all lire hazards.

The Martinelli brothers were In NewYork from Springfleid looking up sometww attnettord for Mountain Park atHolyoke. where they have a number ofconcessions. In common with all of teathey expect a betty year barring thean:lea of the Weather man.

In faraway Winnipeg. Harry Gault ex-pects a better year for the report he man-atee. HO says nothing about the coldweather up there because they hens somuch weather they take no notice of It,50 degrees below being not unusual towinter. Someone mid they had ninemonths of wtritea and three menthe ofbad sledding. Harry dots not under -Mend our language when we talk aboutwinter weather, It le needles to raythat their bathing season Ls abort. Theyalso Urn the auto climbing chamber tocompete with their bathhouse and can-not fence the lake.

Rex D. Battings Sr. hue hurt air -mailedus from Miami that he is lotring forNorthern Ohio to attend the Pilverttl ofan uncle. A sad trip and they nevercome at a convenient time. Sympathyof friends la a great conmiation at ouchtimes. He will be away from Florida fora week, then soon he will make the trekto Montreal, ahem his men are stillecoopIng snow from roofs to prevent acollapse of the structures. From Miamispies to Montreal tee in Pebruary isworse than the proverbial dip on Septem-ber morn. Most Florida visitors keep thesand to their thou until April.

NE Men PreparingFred W. Pearce must be all set for the

New Orleans. Mardi Gras. Tell to aboutIt. Fred. and what you have been rumi-nating about the museum.

New Yavgland park men are fOrtilidat-fag a program of constructive work wellworth the time and expense of attend -tog the meeting on earth 11 In theManger Hotel. Doston. Their tandemsecretary, Fred Markey, began on thismeeting arrangements soon after the Motof the year and accelerates his (Merle 00meeting time approaches. The detailwhMls makes for comfort and welcomeof equate Is never neglected by Prot

Another Flortela dash just came Infrom Peed neither. His father andmother would have oteettratod their 57thwedding anniversary on February hodthe father survived a few dam longer.A most remarkable record to ante Inthem days of rapid-fire dtvorce-a peke -leas heritage for Fred, his children, andhis children)) children. Your author pre-dicts a similar Teemed for Fred and hisgood wife H their thread of life Ls spunout to that length. Fred and family Sr.<Weenie the abundance of notch withtheir riotous broom, even if they weanspeak eo gracIously of the weather,

('an Place for 1941 Sen4on in

CELORON PARKJamestown, N. Y.

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OPPIXAT SHOWS-Oen pine not. 0.1 P.+a in flee Plot. for 2.W.a Hanle, OIT,o eau 10melts' anat. 'i.e etstrto /4.4 40 NW.. N.a 6044 nen*. PAOT0411 OROA1(-416. e0 Seoes..-t0 :.S-664 Oicotrs Mw11 sboot snot 00HOCSSIONIII: If Ye. MOTO Mee., etelerent let's...sr Per" / .ease awl Maim the siorut Lone 4441404o, WI errs to...no for0044,4 Noon.. HetroeTensest AM Gaon Otereltes. Ws 44 these C66444.116s.

Further Iniprovelnents SetFor &nitwit Beach, Akron

AKRON, 0,. Feb. 15.-Porming it pol-icy of constant improsenical on SummitBeach Park here, inaugurated In 1017when Summtt Beach. Item became op.enstOr, further modenalrallona will bemade this spring, oencials sold.

Changes will Mende at toast two newAlec, adrAMOTint Merge facilities. new.paint rehmtle, and improvementa In thedance pavilion and to the baliroonfaceitdom garden. Maeda of the programare expected to be divulged soon follow-ing a directors' meeting. Declaim Maowill Ix merle at that time on a mutestrand other executive gaff appointment&

Since acquired four yeses ago by theoperator, the spot 1ms been completelyrehabilitated, end each 0111.600 greatbusiness boa alom-n substantial pin.P10010 bookings have shown a big pick-up. It Is underetood that the palmyadopted two yearn ago of consistent freeact program will be continued. Rollerrink has been operating without Inter-ruption since It was rebuilt two mareago. Frank Marti] hal been managingdirector under the new regime, with LewPlatt handling band bookings and di-recting the ballroom.

AC Expects Holiday InfluxATLANTIC CITY. Feb. 18.-Indtm of

visitors le expected to give the TOWS tealancet crowd in the past decade for theWashington Birthday week -end. Bterd-%talk parade of winter fineries is expectedto rival Faster Sunday promotions. About14,000 teachers and school ad:Midst:a-TOPA Will attend convention on February18-28. Every beachfront hotel report,heavy reservations for the week -end andall will put on special ehowe and par-ties. as aro night clubs and theaters.

DEFENSE BIZ PLAN(Continued from page 40

there te every reason to believe thathuman nature changes little."

Rosenthal paints out that he has al-ready been in touch with government*genteel.. discitsoing with them the pos-sibilities of ening out rut -rate teeketesto the boys in army camps near PalisadesAmusement park, as well as factory de -tense waters in the vicinity, and thathis suggestion have met otrong sp-ins:ra

"All over the country farina es arohumming, seeking day and night ghtftaon defense work." he continued_ "Hun-dreds of thousands of boys will Rovetheir homes for training camps beforethe amunernent park mums opens. WeIn the outdoor amusement buinesse Cando our part for the government by dolegthe work which we know best, that ofkeeping up the morale of thine menwho arc so Important to the future ofAmerica. On the Other band. they formfor us a now body of moneyed Wrens -I believe dust, thru the formation of acommittee of amusement people thru-Out the country, we can and shouldformulate plans to the best advantage ofour government and ourselves.

"Factory workers who are at high ten -Mon either night or day Will certainlyturn tO *onto branch of tile AIDUA1111,21/field In their off houra. and whet couldbe more likely than the outdoor amuse-ment bittenera? Men who work on nightshifts are expected to be perfect prom -poets foe perks with pools and beeches,As for draftees. men between 21 and 35have always been among the best pee-Utak CUltOMOTS for all parka and thanIs every muan to believe that this segre-gation of them will rattle them to turnmore and MOM to the country's amuse-ment Imola."

Rosenthal feeds that such a committeeCould evolve a project to provide cut-rate tickets to army men and defenseworkers which not only would beep thegovernment but would be of great aidto amusement park badness. Parks inTilden, of camps. will naturally benefitmore but It ie pointed out that In near-ly every Orimmunity factories are busilyengaged In defense work, which Menuthere are thousand, of additional pros -peels for parka this sumer:.

Palisades Is PreparingWith the plan fee co-operation with

the government detente program. It wasAnnounced that many changes and muchromirmlnation win take place In Pal-isades Amusement Park this reason. AsIn previous years during the Rosenthalregime. everything In the park has beenrepainted and new frossta have been con-etructed for many buildings. The largeCandytand at the Junction of two of themin midways bas been rebuilt Into one

of the moat modern COPODISIODA of itskind.

New lighting effeets purchased by theRosenthal brothers from the New YorkWorld', FAIT have been installed. OtherWorld's Pair purcheses have gone intorefundatilng and rebuilding the big grad -way restaurant. Another change will bocrasstrUetton of in sekninieinitiora build-ing with all executive offices in the onebuilding and the old odnaluistnitlonbudding will be mod only for Intonate -bon headquarters and tale of Menbloa-den darts.

Prom Florida. where he Is wintering.Jack Rootothel reports he hos armngedfor II:deflation of three new rides seenby him at the Tamp.. Pair. Preemotpolicy will continue, with use of namebands. augmented by an aerial act.weekly. White hut year only a ColumbiaBrudeasting Smterri sire wee used, theplan is now totem Columbia anal MammaBroadcasting Company with several spotsen the air dolly.

Advertising Stepped UpPot the **Tenth consecutive year pub-

licity and advecUsIng will bo under M-acedon of Bert Nevins. It la plannedto use as additional amount of news-paper space as well as Increased radiospot announcement& Radio spots willbe Wed to plug season lockers bcceneeof the addition of 1,000 steel lockersmaking a greater 404.6,X131 membenthipsale feasible. There will be an IncreaseIn the number of outdoor boasts usedand choice locations are being selected.A new 24 -sheet is being designed to takethe place of the bathing girl that hasbeen used for the par; few years. Again*meal smote on Times Square will leused. Palisades bring the only outdooramusement spot to make Use of down-town Broadway boards.

Menlo deoutment. under direction ofCharles (Doi) Morris, bag stetted workand to running about 80 per cent aheadof last year. Bmieles big picnics signedby Morns, concentration wilt be placedon small church and ocher organizationpicnics and a special department will beset up for the letter work.

"We look forward to our biggest sea -non," said Being Rosenthal: "Altho inthe past two years we bare done remnicely in spite of the World's Pair, seebehove that toll year. with the !alt'sclose and the thstemande of people thatIt hat helped to make otit-aintire-ment-coesectous, we are In a perfcet Me-altime for a termer semen."

PORT WORTH. Tel. - I/Menne:Mrsand Zookeepti" Munition Intmon arepuzzled over the sudden blindneav ofAlex, five -year -old Arabian barscon InForme Park Zoo. He H being giveninjectiona and a special diet.

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tio helave has been the 'advance alethat It became n certainty that all whowished to ate the 'Mew would be unableto can admittance and resulted to thesr.nouncement by General ManagerFreeman that the thew would be pre-sented again on February 10. Last yearthe arrow wee staged on only one attestend many regrets were expressed by pea.pie who were unable to wltnees the revue.

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being made In Mammoth Garden RollerRink here for present/aeon of MammothGarden Sonde Skating Frolics on Febru-ary 18-23. said to be the fuel snow ofIt. type over staged In Denver. Coat of60 Mammoth Ogaden skaters under thedirection of John Mason, rink protoseracaud. will present 4 choreal numbers. 12speetaltios, and skate -dance exhibitionsIn costume. Manager Irving Jecobt saidnewspepers end radio atatlone will beused to exploit the show. lie repelledbustneae holding up Well at the Kok -

ABOUT 88 members of the TravelingRollers Club. Norwood (0.) Roller Rink.were reported to bete been affected bysus fun-el/while vtaleibig D. H. Truernares10y1 Wytd Roller Rink. Marlon. Ind. onFebruary 8. Of the group seven wereforced to remain In Marion for treatmentIn a hespitat according to reports. andthe re/nAinder after receiving treatment,returned to Norwood in their charteredbum fere hours fete. It ha believed thatthe occident wee the result of genhumeri,. used to heat the link. goitre out.Norwood Rink Manager Edward Von -begets avid Dint 20 Marton residents werealso affected by the Nines.

SINCE January 1 Owner George Kinghoe reverfaced the floor of Serer LeafRoller Rink. Springfield. Ill., and addeda new orgeniel. Carl Pethrnan. reportedAlvin N. Ryder. Itonday night &lumpsIn atter:deem have been eelminated byspeed centests for men. Weekly winnersare sleeve to compete In finals on March3. Daneciand Roller Club. Decatur, 111..elelted on Jsituary 21. Mtn Islandhockey team played the Silver Leaf Clubteam on February 7. the letter winning6 to 3. Spread Eagle Walla contest is tobe held soon. Clubs spring hallo isscheduled for March 1.

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EARL VAN HORN, general manager oflitnec2o IL. T.1 Roller Miele has sched-Wel rink champlonahips for March 9.State ehunpionsbese will be held InFordbam Rink. Bronx. on March 18 and10. Wtillam Opetrny and Dorothy Kolb.1040 United States amateur pair skatingebiamplons. who recently turned profes-atonel and joined the Mineola staff. haveannounced their engagement and plansfor an early marriage. They will leaveMineola for a honeymoon of severalweeks that will take them to a numberof cities, inoluding Washington endPittaleargh. and will give eineenteenri.

ROLLER Skating Rink Operator.' As-tionation of the United States hasawarded Fred A. Martin's Ansa OseleasRink, Detroit. sanction' for °Metal 1941Michigan amateur skating chomplotathIpson March 12-14. Meet will include carry

MARCIARST WILLIAMS, U..year-Old meviber of D51104, Figure SkatingClub and 1540 renieer-up to theMichigan Nolo, Orb' Mum skatingcherngtonshIps, whose ability eshighly regarded by Prod A. Aferfln.general 034,14(reT of Arena GOrdirO2'Roller Rink. She took part Cl. theclub's 19(1 mistral, "Ponon January 28, appearing In.a freeskating exhiblOon and In 0 story-book fanteuy presented by Signiorclub members.

class of competition Open to amateursand will be judged by RaROA commit-teemen and Several ice Judges. Arena'sRSROA night. proceeds of which areturned over to the 4/00CIRT100 for exten-sion of skating *online*, was scheduledfor February I& Organist Russell Moeprepared a special *election of *Mee forthe program. Valentine party was heldFebruary 14, with candy being awardedwieners of conteete.

HAPPY JACK DARLING. clown skater.who sa, In charge of novelty feat:urea atMr. and Mre. Melon's Southland RotheRink. Donna, Tex., and closed a four-week envier:none there on February 16,reported them, are many good skatersIn the Rio Grande %eines,. On February0 Johnnie Wise. pianist end arganlat, andGene Patton and Johnnie Rollins, trickekaters, were special attractiorue Thelatter hew, been booked for a returndate, Darling reported novelty and pricecontests populm at .Donne.

WITH the Vermont Lefesiature con-sidering further Ilberelization of Sundayblue laws. the Senate general corneal:LW°has held two bearings on the guedienof permitting Sunday roller skating. Ites expected that an amendment coverliagthe sport will be approved. .

ARMORY ROLLER RINK. Chicago, winbe closed to skaters on March and 9.when tt will be used for army lnductionpurposes, reported Bill Henning. skate -room manager. Old -Inners' Club of C111 -cage scheduled a bus trip to Waukegan.III_ for rebraery lb. root Menager ViePreseh's free Sunday afternoon danceelms has over 200 members. Henning Lsaraisting him. After a two -month ob-scene!, Joe Leurey has returned to CM -cage.. Riverview Roller Rink to lakecharge of the beginners' floor.

R. D. MARTLet. Detroit, chairman ofthe figure -skating committee of thePallor Skating Rink Operators* Memo.-

ot the Ohne< States end amieUmtsecretary to charge of Teets. reported thatIn 1940 038 proficiency testa were takentbruout the essoCirstion. Of that num-ber skate dancing had the highestonstage. with figure cantingsecond. Speed -Owing Judges were actup In several clUos for the purpose Ofopening that phase of roller Skatingtrete While a number of epeed twitswere passed, the late Start did not permitthe number to be Inge. Goal of the0.001a:ion Is to hendle 2,000 teats In100, Teets for judges became morestringent In 1940. time closing the MAIVIAof error and Cleating a demand for betterOrating.

PLAZA ROLLER RINK. WIlderoXl. N..7.. has Inaugutsted 11 SUMS/ Wel%program of dancing and flowalwws Infollow regular skating soesiOns. MoeMcOutre. WIINJ announce. mimes theshoe, featuring Bozo and Rube, 0)010.Mims. Hill 11.-adwara Hawaltartaireaplay for dancing.

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tap rhythms on skates at the Swan Club,and Italy Iron, Nolo skater at SImm's.are featured at both Philadelphia spots.

THO the roller-skating business le stillmuch In Its Infancy In the Southwest,Mort people are becoming skate -mindedand the spurn la catching on rapidly. re-potted Ortega )terdin. generalof Olympiad Rollerdrotne, Roilstione=At a =Hate on February 9 he bad 41:0skaters on the floor of his recently re-modeled rink. It has a 120 by 100-tedtarched root over a newly laid cabin -cotenered ample floor which Is free fromposts. Races. featured once a Week. arebeginning to sttraot es many spectatorsse Outer*. Dance skating. heretoteresomewhat In the background, fa rapidlybecoming popular and the average poreson doses not realize how much young.eters have developed their proficiencyuntil they wane.sv the exhibitions on DMrink floor, said Manger Hardin. FloorIs maneged by Joe Nu ms* end Tom Scott.Teddy LoO2 Is stateroom manager.

RSROA night, when precede areturned over to the Holier Skating RinkOperators' Amociateen of the UnitedState° for the advancement of amateurekotielt. wet Meted foe February 18 atWoolley.* Rink, Salt Lake City. ManagerGordon R. Woellee said some other rinksto the State Indicated they would par-tecipate tn the program. Mete danceand Nene skating champlowhIps willbe conducted In the rink in mid -Martiand 'Omura will be taken to Clevelandto April tor participation In slatterns!contest*. Photographer from Ws re-cently took picture* at rho rink.

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Canadian SecsChary of FutureTariffs by Bill

TORONTO, relx. 15.-The function offen.. during wartime is just AS 1ee.portant to Cancidu as In peacetime. de-clared Dr. E. S. Arclisbalst, director ofExpernalentel Farms, Ottawa, to delegatcant the 17th seminal meeting of CariadhinAte, aviation of Bahl/Menu here on Feb -:vary 7 and B In the Royal York Hotel,

Onlecte elected are: Precision. SydneyC. afeLennen, eeiteral manager of CanadaPacing 7hIbittott. Vont:Queer, B. C.: vice.president. T. Cl. Dnisdish, Canadian Na-tional Exhibition. Toronto; secretary -treasurer. Waiter D. Jackpot'. WesternFair. London. Ont.- Pant Preanient FrankE. Lordly, general manager of ProrinclulExhibition. Halifax, N. S.. was unable tobe prenent. Wiring been detained InHalifax to complete eats', of the exhibt-lion's% property and buildings to the Drpertinent of Defense. Sale pace Rid art-nertleCNI at 0250.000.

Date Hits AttendanceAttendance at the meeting lower: In

yearn, with only macs delegate from West-ern Caneda. Changing of the date fromNorember to February ova told to be themune. ,Eksadon opened with discussionon the entry of a recond licensing bodyfor the performance of music. known aa.Broadcast Musk,. Ino.. Canadian Divi-sion, and affiliated with the CanadianPerforming Rights Society. alembent areviewing thts now body with concern.white the tariff at present applies only

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Somma Is NamedHead of GR GroupBy 'ATE Directors

TAMPA. Feb, 15,-Charite A. Seam:asecretary -manager of Virginia State Palarite.tlerlerld, wit named chairman of thegovernment relattoris committee of theInternational Association of Pairs andE:epositama at a meeting of TAIT slime -tots here last Sunday. He miecceds MiltonBelanger. assistant general malinger ofEistern Steles Exposition. Springfield.Mama who resigned After many years ofservice.

Conference ens Attended 47 CharlesW. Omen. Sedalia, Mo., president of the/APE: IAPR Sceretary Frank U. Einem:in,enerctary.manager of Brockton (Mani.)Pair. and P. T, Strteder, araitittorterndirector of the TAPE and general man -patrol' the Tampa fair.

The siosetatkaz to throwing Its sareegthaOltdly behind the mato:lel defense pro-gram, It wan announced,

Houston Cate Is 300.000:Coliseum Rodeo Biz Large

HOUSTON. Tex, Feb. 15.-With oneday of bad weather. Houston Fat StockShaw mut Livestock Repos-Mon, span -cored ne n civic venture, drew =LOCOat, tight night and live rr.atinet perform -anent on Februory 5-12. !lest attendancewas on Saturday, when B,C00 FutureFarmers, of America anti 4.000 4 -It Clubmembers Intended.

Capacity Matinees wee done by therodeo, directed and pm -ductal by EvereanC.olburn, in the 0.104 -sent Cottle= at. allabove.' except on closing tiny. Saturdaywe; capretilly big, with hundreds turnedsassy nt mistimm slid ritCht 010101 111:11intro than 81.000 being refunded to per -tons who purchased tickets In adveneebut were unable to get bells. Bill Hamraetus.r.. on a lot adjacent to the Coliseum,add fair busineas with 10 rides. nyeshove, anti concestieits.

Show °Metals were J. W. Sartwelle,president, aunt Julian A. Wealow. vice-prtaident and liveatock envision superb'.tendent.

Ft. Worth Signs AttractionsFORT WORTH. Tex.. Feb. 15.-Scnith-

western reposition end Fist Stock Showhers his signed Music Corporation ofAmerten to modem- the floorshow in irnnight club_ the Sliver Spur, during theannual's% nine -Jai' run. Jock Arniung'sorchestra will play for the floorshowand siesietng. making the band's secondyear here. 'CUrf Catering Company intorigain been Mimed for Use Spur. Adints-clone will be 50 Cents matinees, 71) maneweek nigh% and *I Saturday nights.

JOHN W. ROBINSON, who seaseketed prmedent of North CarotinaAs:ea:iota:in of Agricutturol Fair., atthe 1941 annual meeting Dr Raleigh.Oa veteran hair worker and secretaryof Cotairbe County Asir araeolation.litekory. The association Is seekingJegisfaloe by chtch a committeeumild meek with the. State commis.stoner of agritulture to classify /airsby erect Jentothirilt.

Vickers Returns to S. Lit.DONALDSONVILLE La.. Feb. 13-

R. S. Vickers to i.ghlu necorlar7-menagerof South L011:3L1011 State Fair herr afterhaving resigned three Vara ago from thepost ho hod held 2.5 resin. SecretaryVickers agreed to the comeback for the1041 onicual after his nucceasor, SidneyHarp. Announced ho would be unable tocontinue. linrp has been named saecuthe 'du -president to nadat Vickers.

Group Dickering Forecast BrightAt Davenport May At Idaho's Meetma Fate of MIT

DAVENPORT, Ia., Feb. 1.5,-A groupof "otteside Isixeatons" apparently controlthe fate of Mitslealeml Valley Fair here.It was raid at the annual meeting ofatockhoistara. The outside group IF said toInclude a auppiter of entertninment etthe fair In the past and Maurice W.Jencks, manner of Kaunas Free Pair.Topeka, It t, undersloorl that IS thegroup completer, Sts plans the fair willbarer a free gate.

One of the stockholders said that Ifthe groUp "does not coma thru" the fairprobably will not be continued. The fairplunt went under the shrift', hammerin 1038 and the Liquidation Corpornslontook It over In defeult of a 8112,000Judgment against the property. A prope-altion to cell the property to StottCounty for 850.0a00 was pieced before thevoters lard November and defeated.

Reword W. Power. receiver and fairsecretary. said the Interented group hadproposed purchasing the property for150.000 and levithe It to the fair ema-ciation 1.0 as to keep up lentil Interest.He raid tine plan wan felt by gook -hoidens to be the brat for all Interests.77te 1040 fair had 50,401 paid :Antis -Aloneand, besot by bad weather, finished witha deficit of 02,2:17. Receipts were $30,777and expellant 630,714.

Utah Session on Mardi 20SALT LAKE CITY, Pets. 15.-Annual

meeting of the Asaociattora of Utah Fairswtli be held in the Newhouse Hotel hereon March 20. the call being signed byPo-aide:it A. E. Smith, Neplil. and Sec-retary Martha E. Gibbs, State Capitolhere.

Probe Asked To Learn If Mich.State Lapse Means Loss of Land

DETHOIT, Feb. 15.-A canon:rent reser-Intim) for a legislative Inquiry into sell-ing Michigan State Fair Grounds here.to be followed by,abolition of the StateFalr an such, was introduced In the Leg-Ulatum to Lensing on Wednesday byttepresentatitea Audicy Ranyon end Ar-thur U. Odell.

Rawson broke into print a week agoat author of n plan to otabliqt an agri-cultural fair at Nitchigna State College.formerly Agricultural College. and toeither drop the State Fair or sups -rattleit by an Indust:oil and auto show InDrirott, plus umunernenta.

Report.% were started this week thatthe deed ;icing the fairgrounds zo theState required the property to be Wed

for a fair. no that fell:ire to continue theState Fair would result In reversion toUwe estate of the late J. L. Hudson,founder of Benoit'. laramt department.More.

According to reliable sources to watchThe 1301boord hair had access, an attor-ney checked this angle a fete waisetes agoand concluded that the property mouldrevert to the donor's. However. this RASdented by A. C. Carton, of the Depart-ment of Agriculture, who has been incharge of fair ritibunernenta for manyyears. indirating n clear difference of in.terve:anon.

Rewson'a proposed rognmistion wouldInvestigate this situation before takingany flan% action on the fate of the fair.

ACTIVE AT THE 17T1I ANNUAL MEETING of. Canadian Airociatton ofErhlhitimir In the Rol,a1 Volk Hotel. Toronto. on Fehr:cosy 7 slid S were inert -beet of this group. Front rota felt to right: Wolter D. Jae:aloe. secretary -treasurer of the association end secretary es Western Tab. I,ondon, Ont.: FrankR. Conklin. Conklin Shows; 7". Cordon Bolgrith, Hee-peen/fent of the associatem ,and reeretery-freasurcr of fire Canedten Nations! Erhtbition. Toronto.Standley, left to riyht: Norrey 14'. Prior, ler:Teary Of. Rfer SOrrera Exhibition.57nerbroake, Paco and Emery Boucher; iccertary of Quebec EXpeottton Pro-eincsale, Quebec City. Photo by Len than:Arial.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Feb. !S.-Fore-cast that 1041 would be an extender:slilygood year for folio highlighten the recenttwo-day Idaho State Fairs Aseoclationmeeting In the Rogerson Hotel here. Of-ficers elected ere. William Hendrix. Men-dian. president. ',vomiting Thomas Parks.Flier, Charles Latereneen. Caldwell. vice-president. and Wendell Palmer. Burley,*tertiary.

Melton diseuraed Included claaalnea-lion of dairy herds and of other live -'snack exhibited at faint, Ivan II. Lotigb-ray. extension dairymen. end E. F. Rine-hart, extension huthendinan, 7111 de-relop a uniform ayttent of classificationwinch will be obcerved nt all Idaho faint.Other changes were made relative to ex-hibiting of livestock end were adoptedto that all exisligia would be Uniformlycls.ssified In pteielunt beaks. CommtneaMade up of Ikle Sundquist, Blackfoot:Wendell Painter. Canna County oaten:.and Thomas Parka was named to lures-tigete possibilities of purchase of a dyna-mometer. 8.0,54 scan miected a, elle ofthe spring meeting on June '7 and Poen-telto wilt be hoot to the annual meetingIn innuery, 1042. Albert Jagels, vice-president of the Idaho State Wiry Mao -clarion, tinctured posaibilittea of betterdairy exhibits in Idaho. atreaalitg needfor open 'competition In all nettle.

Atiracttoidate intending included Sun-ny Bernet. More Poster Corporatten: C.P. :Geiger. Yelger'a United Shows: WilliamCoe. Cor Brae Shown: Monte Young.Monte Young Shows: P. W. Siebrand.Elebrand Brea.' Shows: Fred H. Koss -mono. Barnea-Cartuthers Fair BookingAssocintion: George Ball. George Ball At-tractions.: eleorre Nelson Attractions, and101die Durke. Eddie Burke Alt:oedema

W. Va. Aid Given.Horse Shows SoughtFor Smaller Fairs

CHARLESTON, W. Va.. Pala 10.-Reeommenelatione W nit small tenni aroto be made to J. B. MeLetighlin. Slatecomralsoloner of agriculture, by WestVirginin Amocietion of Pair,. mu, de-cision was made when the :association,convening hero thin week. 7v -elected of-ficers. act tome fair shore, and urged byreasslution that no State did las pad toroclety horns shows Out rather that thefunds be diverted to smell asocciatiorosLast year more than 18,000 was used toold. Charleston end Huntington honechows..

Jour data were set for PocalfontaraVeen VIreinta Free Fair, Tucker County,Ginner County. Tri-County. Clay County.

Jnekroris. Mill, Barbour StreetV.Ah. Jlekton County. GreenbrierBraxton County, Clay platelet, and Acti-nism County.

President J. B. Sydoustrieker. Leois-blue, wa. me:mice! with Vice -PresidentFred C. Allen. Munition, and Ser:retaryJ, 0. Knepp. Morgantown.

"Everyhotly Pays" OrderPiles lip Big 111. Surplus

MORRISON, Feb. 1.5.-"Everybodypays" policy wag Credited with firumelatStreter...1 Of 1040 Whitteldo County Pairhere. which turned In the boat profit Inhistory. It wen reported at the niidwinter meeting. Harold T. atnthews,trenaurer, taid reevipts had enabled c4 -Merit to pay all outstanding hilts, makea payment on the real eatate mortgagey red interert. And that there was a bet -sore of $1,687. Included In bills paidwere bark bale of over 43,540.

Success of the fair woe the result ofplant laid at the 1030 midwinter 'teeth -eawhen °Mecca were Diced velth..a seriousdeficti, despite the fact that large crested.%had attended the fair, At that time itwas reported that pawn% and semenexhtbitor and concesstati tickets hallbeen badly misused;

To Study Pa. 3lutuels Billat:Arnxor. Pa.. Feb. lea -Heading thlr

officials do not rarer part-inutuel honerace betting at the fair. but may try itIf T bill legalizing' It is panel by theLegislature, Secretory Clarks W, Swayereatd. Appointed on u committee of threela study the bill rchoduled tel he pee -rented In tii!. Legislature dna week, hesaid It was We opinion that such racingWould slat to a paying prefxasttlon :ccP.cacillng Pair.

February 22, I91l

Trenton illutuelsStill a Possibility

TREXTON, N. J., Pee. !S.-Presidentfleorge A. Hernid has plaid for the 1041Tire Jersey Stele Fate here the weekcorresponding with that of 1040. to openon Sunday with special auto Meet Theweek last year had only on. rainy day.

Uncertainty Of pert-mutuel racine nnthe fair track has is-meg/het held Mckennouncernent of plaza Peed...dent Namidwas among tint to apply for a raetniepersist, plenums to build a milt trackAnd Improve the mounds. Derhands ofthe State Racing Comm:salon were raidto be *itch that be later withdrew hieapplication. Hevener, the rehictance ofthese who received permit to proceedwith plans for a Monmouth Countytrack has Induced Itamid to considermaking *nether application.

He has bit the racing commission Witha brolCotde, declaring that It le -tooainta Anita cerselotist.- The eommts-Con secretary. Fred RTOIL replied thatU Hamid wanted to recondeber lilt sp-lit:ration the e091111talleA will again takeup the matter. A. It now &Sande NewJeremy has had is racing Lew two yearnand not a apade has been turned by anycork peornoter, and dreams of east reve-nue for the Stele appear to be fastebbing. Wpm are held, however, by thecemontastion that Nee Jrtrcy will haverv.ting and pari-mutuel betting tine year.

N. Y. Moves for New AnnualCM1AJOHARIS, N. Y. Feb. Ia.-Leal.-

Igloo will be introduced oouo in theState Senate and Assembly es seeptoward etabilshment of a regional fairto supplant the present Ponda IN. Y.)Pair and movtde an odequate annual forMontownery, rotten. and Herkimercouniter, according to C. Eeerett Otter.0/ef. Cazajohariet, who la behind therewe. Clocenon tO start legtalattvesheets turning was reached recentlywhen reprsentatives of the three coun-ties met with Commiestoner Holton V.Noyes cd the Deportment of Agricultureand Markets at Albany. Attending thetottferetwe were Assemblymen John P.Bernitletrn, Pert Plain. and Senator WalterW. Stoker. Cooperstown, who will presenta bill In their respective branches of thetsethatature which will make possibleccgattleation of the proposed society.

DONALDSONVILLE. lee.-L A, Borneen, re-elected president of SouthLoeildane State Pair Association. Othersnamed are L. 3. Angles. Sidney Harp.rire.preeldentei Norbert Delette. trem-wet; B. S. Vickers. secreturytrieneger:L. J. Derben. audttee. Joseph Foirrlor.sn:.erintendent of greunde.

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LATEST NOVELTIES. PRIERPREMIUMS AND , SPECIALTIES

FAIRS. EXPOSITIONSNew -I-Year Beaumont LeaseIs Proposed to City Council

BEAUMONT. Tex., Feb. 1.5.-City Man-ager Raymond Edistood het Introducedan ordinance In city council on a pro-posed new contract wills South TamsEltato Fete Aesociatlen tinder which mittPresent fair group would be elven a font.year lease, with a 8100.000 bood-tootepayment to be shonklered by the fair Atrembew cd city council *mild be namedto the fates Medea committee to seethat operating expensed are reduced toinsure such laments on liens Edmondnatal. Mayor George W. Morgan recentlyobjected to the aveactstion'emanlier of *pending money while notpaying oft its bond Rau* m promised.Fair officials point out that the cityhaa gained rota much money spent anrecent remota on iinprovernenta to thefair plant.

New III., Ind. Horse OrgPARIS. RL, Feb. 16. --At a clInr.er

meeting In the Hotel France Isere onPenman* 13, attended by 110 horsemenfrom Billions and InelLatie, organizationof the 111.1noLe and !octane Horse ShowAasociatson was completed, reportedChagos It. Clement, secreteey-thesainerPurpose of the assoctation it to OM,.IntOrOa in hormalanship and her.,shows In the'areas represented by mem-ber*. Plana call for a hone show, withmembers competing. All profits will beplaced lit the ass/elation fund. Directors'will meet on February 10 and the nextareociatmo meeting will he held hereon March 0. Raymond Xtmr. showmanand announcer, wee elected temporarychairmen.

qtanNfakti) gownPENNINOTON COnInty Pate. Thy r

RIVOr Ya.110, Minn., has shined Chu.Acree'a quire program and en Ti.t:Young revue to night encore. Bar,&OA: Rodeo will be afternoon attstetk..

HANCOCK County Agricultural Sect, Blue ROI, Me.. has signed with Amer,Firework. Company and Beacon Enc.-todirment Vechange for acts at the 3..t.annual. reported Seereta.ey R O. Willie,.

Fair electionsPORTACIE. Wie.-Jobn Mena was re-

elected modern% of Columbia CountyPate Aswelation. Others ranted are A.J. Van Leine, etes-preeident: D.rl peter.son. trouts= W. U. Jetsam°, secretary.

JEFFERSON, Wis. - Jerfe'reon CountyPutt Association re-elected Witham Tele-toff, president; Robert Simian. vice- resIdent: Art Yaw secretary: ClarenceFrohmader. treasurer.

PITTSBUItO. Tex.-J. A. Guest waselected president of tiortherat Toll* PairAvsochitten: W. R. Spearman. etre-presi-dent: Elton Acker. hecretarytmartner.

BROOKHAVMe, P Parkir.eonwas re-elected president of LincolnCounty Free Pair Aucctstion. Othersnamed are Martin Holton. vice -pivot -den% 0. D. Witham.. secretary -manager.

NEW ROADS.-Ea. -A. a Cotton wasre-elected preradent of Pointe Cooper/Parish Fair Artectetatton. Others namedare Henry A. Renege. Mania Olind,Joseph Bernd. ette-president,: J. 41411/Lebeau, wcretary-moneger; Mra. HazelBondy. andetani: A. B. COTS. &deface.

ORE FIELD. Msua.-Fnutichn CountyAgricultural Society elected Fred S. Dole.preeldent; Greece Faller, 3. B. Kennedy.etee-presidents: Whitinen B. Wells. sec-retary: William C. cormot. trosseurefiReser B. Ladd. race aecretory,

WATEFtL00. N. Y.-Seneca CountyAgricultural Society elected George F.Collins. prnatdont: Raymond L. Schaffer.vice-president; Mrs. Nellie Donate s% me -rotary: Ctorsege L. Marehall, treasurer.

CIERMANTOWN. Ky.-T. P. Black waselected president td Oermontown FairAssociation.

MORRISON. Pt.-trritteelde Countyraw aweelatIoni,..etereet r.litam Boyd.preeident. and ;semen Ml'.', Itennle. etc..pleasant% and Vernon Dartoger. secre-tary.

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FAITHOnce again FAITH in the objectives, business principles. andENTERTAINMENT VALUE has been rewarded . . . as FAITHalways is . with a crowning achievement . a contract forJ. W. (Patty) Conklin and Associates to present a new FROLICLAND et

Western Canada-(lass "A" Canadian Fairs

1941. . plug the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition.

FAITH ..... has once again proved invincible in the choice of this organi.

ration for the most sought after and easily the most distinctiveaward within the gift of the Managers and Directors of the respec.tiro Exhibitions.Here is unchallenged proof that these officials of great publicevents are keenly aware of the public pulse ... proof that thoseofficials, charged with responsibility for the dissemination of joyand pleasure among their constituents. especially needed in anation fighting wills the Mother Country to preserve their ideals,way of life, and manner of living, have expressed the publicappetite most characteristically.J. W. (Patty) Conklin and Associates aro grateful and proud tobo afforded the opportunity and honour to contribute our share ofamusement to the pleasure loving people along the "A" Circuit ...and we hereby re -dedicate ourselves to greater efforts. firm in thebelief that the FAITH and confidence imposed in us will not findus lacking in PERFORMANCE ... PERFORMANCE to which thename CONKLIN dedicatee itself In building... .

"Better Midways for Better Fairs"-Individualized Midways for Individualistic Fairs"

"Resourceful Midways for Resourceful Fairs -

THE 11.011 III'S FINEST ATTILICTIONSI. W. CONKLIN F. R. CONKLIN

President Vice -President

Permanent Address:P. 0. Box 31, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

"Me Plefa ?our asEatt'tOtalOtab244 4r Teen! Witte

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lint returned to the Votes lion. Honolulu where we were theFeetvreel Attroct;on with lerseedee Orces

FOUR AERIAL APOLLOSlath Brat, Up. - The Mitt, Art That Is Different - 110 Ff.

I rha Ointinsl and Only Deserle Swaying Cam-Gess Peechet.NOW POOKING FOR 1941. CHAS. ZIMATIR. Per. Rep., 14 W. MA1101011 II., Chkate.

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1941 FAIR DATES -- AUGUST 23 TO SEPTEMBER 1 - TEN DAYS1111100,10 A. LAC ArtMerf. 114. P44.1

Court Opens S. C. Recordssi-iitTANBITRO. B. O.: Ash.

COWL audio P. H. Stoll signed onorder directing D. C. Todd, director andmanager In charge of records of Spartan-burg County Fair Avocation, to allowInepeetion of records and minutes ofWard meetings by F- W. Johnsen. ed.minttwtrator of the loll of Thad C. Dean.decemod. who OAR owner of Stock In theassectation. Order directed that anrecord* be made Open to Johnson forhis Mamma° nit all reasonable times."

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52 The Billboard FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS February 22, 1941

Amusement Contingent Is OutHeavily To Look -See at Tampa

TAMPA. Feb. I5. -Relied as the "ba-rometer of the 1041 mason,* Ronda StatePair here on February 4-15 was the me-ting of n get-together of fair effaced/and outdoor thoweelk front all over theMotion. and them regietertng at the con -Psalm of the Waseermens were D. B.Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bullock anddaughter. R. H. Nook. Mr. and Mrs. LeeCuddy. Um. Nettie greckson. Abner andW enn& =De, Mr. and Mr. Harold Pad-dock. Mrs. Ralph Lockett. Mr. and Mos.Rubin Oraberg. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ed -Verde. Bobby Dean, Josephine Haywood,Johnny J. Kline, /Mackie Jambs:at. LloydThomas.

Jack Yaxnac. Eddie Coto Joe End. SamGlickman, Date Bloom. Prattitio Costello,Marta Lipsky, Ralph Reynolds, Paul andVedyn Kneeler, Jackie Dondlurger.

Peezy atid Cleo Hoffmen,Torn -

Ch arlie Ray. Carl Blair. Pat Gavin. JackMush. Ray (Urea Lucille Lamktn,James Chlckn I. Clyde Choulet, GladysHenry. Lloyd Jeffordo

Jack and Betty Winston, Eddie andPat Stretan. Harry M. Harris. Skeeterand Kitty Adams. Larry DM1.. P. II. andMae Campbell, Joe Redding. Joe L. Ferny -Wen, William C. Dimas, Sol Weintraub:T. 0.. E. L., end Prank Mom: Tom H.Allen. Mo. Barry Copping. Mee HermanRarely. Mr. and afro Al Wallace. Mr. endMrs.. Sill Coyly, Harry Polish }ether.Bertha (Gyp) alcDanlels. Mr. and Mra.J. C. Simpson. Frank and Shirley Allen.Remy and June Wylie, Bert Honor,Mary fitly, L. O. Kelley, Art Lewis'.

Charles Leiria. Mr. and Mrs. H. neck-tie,. Ted Levey. Harry Elliott. Mr. andMts. Gene O'Donnell. Mrs. E. J. Madigan.Jame. W. Anderson. Whine 'Thompson.C. B. (Red) Sent: Robert T. Alice, andDorothy Wicks: P. J. Break. John It.Marks. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wuslet Jr.,Jack Gilbert. Mr. and afre. II. T. Wilson.Edward J. McDonnell. William Conlon,Whitey and !Nappy Hinckley. MaxOrtiberg.

Joseph Stly: afro Barmy Wilson anddaughter, Merle: Mr. end Mrs. NedCrtsUndir. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Lauther.Mr. and Mrs. I. Celan. William T. Me -Rally: Nat Green. Leonard Trainee. SantAbbott, 7/to Billboard; Barney Williams,Charles T. (kW. Flontile Barfield. Mr.

CANADIAN SECS(continuos Irons page SO)

to broadmatera. It la feared it will ulti-mately try to colloot feet from fair*.

Since early In the '301 annual /rareand exiling:one have been subject tofeet Mapcood by the Canadian Perform -leg Wean* Society for perfoemance ofMuth: on grounds. On sevensl oceaseoneMtn refused to pay tho tartar and court,decisions were to favor of the CPR/. TheTatra. It was stated, sought streanplionbared on an amendment to the OamedianCopyright Act which says that the *pee-formence of any musical week, withoutMeese of gain. at any agricultural oregoeultural-industriel fair which re.mhos a grant from or is held under fed -era]. prosmeed, or municipal authority'then be exempt from paying foot to theCPRS.

To Minh astsA highlight was discussion of the effect

that the new customs tat Unposed bythe dominion government late In Janu-ary woukl ham on cornivebs and Gn-omes entering Canada. (Ste Page Kt.The Billboard. dated reb,-uery 15.1 Asnot sit Lane had been notified of thepassing of the new reguletiote, It wasdecided to request the dominion govern -meat In future to notify alt fair boardsof coutemplated ebangta of thts nature.A resolution was adopted to alter theconsent:1nm of the sersocintloin to admitmembers of Class It fetter eo that com-mon problems mu be ellseuesed In onogroup.

Among those In attendance were Nor -try W. 1R1re. Great Enstem Exhibition.Etherbrooke. QUO.: Enemy Benehav, Que-bec ProvInelal RthibIllon, Quebec: Mr.and Mrs. Stembee, Leamthgton. Ont.: Dr.H. S. Arcialbalti. Ottawa (Oral,! WinterPali: Senator 31. 8. tittle. Ouolob (Oat)Winter TWO: D. G. !Meth/4 Merles Rose.Peed Wilson, Canadian Nation:a TOMO.Wit, Toronto: Sydney C. McLennan,Canada Patine ExhibetIon. Vancouver.B. C.: C. T. Miley, Mannino Winter PeltAmbetot. N. B. Could th Shows were rep-reeented by Frank R. Conklin and NellWebb: George Hamad. Inc.. Jo* MotionCarden Brae* Attractions. Toronto,

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and Mrs. Cleo Johnson. Mr. and Alia.Milton Morels.

Frank C. Miller. Eph Cionnurn. PaulPtalter, Doe Hell. Ed E. Cooper. BarryCooper, !toward R. Mintz, L. W. SU-OMI. Mrs. Johnny .1. Jones. Mr. and Mra.Del Larupkin. Mr. and Mee. Jerry B. Ott.Feloeto Lovenro. Mr. and Mrs. RolandButler and daughter. John RinglingNorth. Pat Valdo, Mrs. Inez Seth andfamily. Merle Evan*. Win K. Kannen,Doug Baldwin. Lee Warner.

William R. Hirsch. Bruce and CharlesSaidman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Correll.Mr. and afro Carl Pleckennme. Mr. andMrs. Charles W. Stoner. Charles Sing -master. Patti V. Moore. D. B. Witmer:,Henry ;Weller. Charles A. Somme.cheek. B. nalaton. J. le Powell. FrankH. Magnum. Chutes W. Green, Maxie C.Stokes. Matt L. Danger. Mr. and Mr. NatD. Roger., Denny Pugh. Frank R. Conk-

. Itn. Mr. and Mrs. Prank D. Ethean, 13)11Fisher. Mr. and Mee. Sam Runs. Mr.end Mr.. Charles 0. Burke, HerbertW. ByO.

Aroundthe

GroundsAMARILLO. Tex. -At a recent direr

tone meeting of Tri-Stato Pair hereManager 0, L. (Ted) Taylor reported theasnoetatton has about $3,000 lu the bank,and lue than $20 In aceounts payablea. of December 31. Report ,.!towed 1040goer revenue increased $10.128.50 overthe prevloto year. and expense. were$3,65408 under them of 1030.

SIIIIEVToPORT. La.-George Postman.many years president of Loetelona StateFair Association here and who realiseda few yeers ago, was elected thainaum ora newly created State Weiner, conlintt-tee of the WPA. Pair Secretary -ManagerW. R. Hirsch la a member of the com-mittee, appointed to etudy communityneeds In relation to national defense andseek to extend WPA old to public, andprivate groups.

ORISTXPIELD. Mario-PreleIng at rec-ord pre -fair lIcket ono. *Treasurer Wil-liam C. Conant, Franklin County Agri-cultural Society. In his Meant annualreport said the 1910 annual was able topay off 51.100 on a mortgage despite un-farcestge weather tutting gate receipts.Pcolety Mule. Into 1941 working balanceof $037, according to auditor's relent,which shows 1940 lament as $15.19e1compered with 516,108 18 In ION. *robed -log 1603 on bend a year ago. Diebainse.menu were tinted so 513.758. Midwayrottipte of 43.834 were $242 under the1930 figure, but race recelpte showed aONO man.

BLUE HILL. Me.-Ben Willlicoit Showshave been sten--d for 1941 HancockCounty Fair here, said Secretary L 0.

JETTIMSON, Ms.-Receipts Of 1940'efferent County Fair bees were$12,71/380. Including cash on band. Ins-bureemente were 4112.134 58. tearing abalance of 11635.78. Cash on hand lestyear was $761.67.

SMITHFIELD. N. C. - Officials ofJohnstown County par Society plan todouble tho 1941 premium list and en-large the fairgrotinde, reported SecretaryJ. W. Whtteboul. Penn Premier Showshave bean booked for the midway.

FRANKPORT. Ke. - Taylor CountyFair Association, Campb011arale, withcapital stock of 51.200. It.. been organ -teed. Incorporators are given es IraVaughn. Mitt Holt. J. II. Peon. AlbertCaulk. It. L. Kerr, Winfrey Beard. IraMerin, Brack &adore. PlIfliP Hetranaand Jack Holt.

MIAIIL-D. R. Van Attn. secretary of%maim County Fair. CInctunetl. ae-rated here several weeks ego fora vac',lion. Ho hos been connected with thefair In a =material capacity 20 years,and his trip here marked the first timebe has missed attending the Ohio Fair

Managers' Amoolation meeting at Colum-bus. Mace program at the 1011 annualwill offer 51.100 in stakes.

COLUMBIA. S. CL-D. D. Wileover.prosident of South Carolina State FeeAmoolailon for a number of yearo hasbeen reappointed a board member ofSouth Carolina Public Servioe Authorityby Goy. Burnet R. Meybank.

AUGUSTA. ILL-Augusta CommunityLivestock Aarottation here had a oleo:sa-ng Tali with a tree gate In BOO, reportedL A. Tobin.

PIERS FOR TEXAS(continued from pipe 44)

Oen ?thence Corporation may act onan amended application for $200,000 inRPC support of the $4000:0 dmetopmentOf Pleasure Pier lore Cbnmber of Com-merce Manager Robert Blourton reportedupon his recent return from Washington.

The original application, which weenot approved because of the nature ofthe project and the large number of de-fense projects for winch aid Is bought,asked the ItPC for $400,000 to go with a$300,000 city bond Issue.

Under the present plan the RFC andcity would each supply $200.000. Men-age: Blanton. who spent three clays eon -.erring with Washington andel., soldthe grant may be reduced an additional23.000 or 450.000.

ROSTER OF NAAPPB(Continued from page 46)

Ineohard P. Luse, chairman: George P.Smith Jr. George J. Maker: terrier)awards, Harvey J. Humphrey. chairman:Fred W. Pearce. rice-ebnirmate JohnJ. Caren. Thorns,. C. Poky. BenjaminKnumer, W. E. Kooker.

Mad rosier Includes PrceldentKetchum: Roy Staten. first sice-prea-ident: Fred L. Markey. emend rice-proaldent: P. W. A. Moeller, third vice-president; A. R. Hedge. secretary -'manner; A. L. Pleven:a°. matstanttemeafer, board of directors. N. S. Alex-ander, Merry .1, Batt. John L. Coleman.Arnold B. Gurnee. Georg* A. Itamid.Paul H. Ifuedepohl, A. R. Hedge. A. W.Ketchum. J E. Iambic Jr.. Incline P.twee. Fred L Markey. A. B. Mcelertgan,T. W. A. Moeller, Herbert P. 074alleY,Fred W. Pearce. Leonard B. &Mom, If. P.Schnirele, Edward L. Schott. Roy Staten:executive committee. A. R. Bodge, A. W.Ketchum. Peel L. Markey. P. W. A.Moeller. Roy Staten.

With the ZoosFORT LAUDertDALE. ann.-Blocky

and Mrs. Illeeky, black weans, at ClydeBestty's Jungle Zoo here, are parent,'of a brood of cygnets. After 43 daysthere were hatched from the light blueeggs four grayish -white bebles that dailyare becoming darker. Blocky and hismate take the youngsters swimming onthe lagoons. Visitors lately were EdwinC. 11111. Mr. and Mrs, Prank Barnes.: Mr.and Mrs. Alain Baumeart, Oak Pork. IlloMrs. J. H. Powell. Myron and Normy Or-ton: Prank Cipriani. of The chioagoTribune. and family. and Ira Carrier. De-troit. On February 7 Capt. B. S. Cook.Lieutenant Kelly, and 75 members ofthe 8th rugonnstratrue Troop from PartJecIrsen, S. C. that spent five dayscarnjelig on the north beach hero, visitedthe zoo.

PHILADELPHIA. - Philadelphia Zoo.logical Modena celebrated the AIM an-nlvereary Of ice Let's Vita the Zoo weeklyprogram on KYW on Feeruary 15. attireswere taken to the monkey house for aspecial Mat hour. Burma. the goo's petelephant, cut the cakes.

MIDWAY CONFAB(Continued from page 31)

Cheeks. Dodtworth, Witham Hann. Mr.and Mee. John White. Clyde Gooding, Mr.and Mrs. Harry Sucker. Mr. and Mr..Charles Steffens, Mr. and Mrs. GlennHenry. Bud Henry. J. Jacoby. 0. C.Oankltne, Walter Goeline, Mr. and MooRalph Balton,. Charles Marshall. WendellPoss. Chris Olaon. John Poster, ChetBarker. Sam Brown, Archie Clark, Joeand Anna Metcalfe. J. C. Atkin/on. Mr.and Mrs. John Barrett, William Groff.Lonny and Cons Grieves, Itenanteand Jack De Salvo.

FAMOUS Pinhead Saws pelted a melee Inwinter quarters that the St blfs would aeoneirty to but all opposition to the ham. butmining was said *set Me visible shortage of

fat sore and bleak -eyed $.sits.-WhlteyCooks.

JOHNNIE W. IIEATON'S &pose -teaquarters note,. from Greenville. d. C., byJames, Kay: A. B. Roper has signed hisRoyal allagete Shaw, and Leo Leduc hashad his cigarette gallery neonlzed. BruceHeaton, precedent: John Guest, Madnessmanager, and H. 0. Wetbs, general agent,left for Chicago and New York on Dula-ney'. Mr. and Mrs. Ran Halite left forKey Wear, Fla.. but will return 10 Meefor shorn' opening. Monte Wozniak wentto New York to purchase costumed andscenery for hie musical comedy revue.Among three attending the recent birth-day party for Marie }Lessard were DonnaCruvle, Jerry Bennett. La Ranee. Bettyand Reddy Loner, Dixie Henry. BeimCarron, Bobby Miller, Happy Rogers. OlgaKlein. Ruby Heaton. Paul Norris. H. 0.Wells. Mrs. Joe Calliton. and Mr. andktro. flan Halite. Thick Foreman HowardSmith has all trunk* and trailers In goodshape, and Joe Celltton hae added neon.end new et:route= on all rids endfour show fronts. Bud Guatto and creware building new fronts for the MidnightIn Paris and South American Night,chow.. Ur. and Mrs. Dan McCoy, orJohnny J. Jones Eeposition: WilliamJackson. Artburlt Mighty American&bowl. and Ed Curl, Craft* 20 Big Shows,visited recently. Dick Donates left forCubs and South America.

PhLeCIOS, Tex., notes by Al :Onion:Showrolk who have been wintering hereare beginning to leave for their vartousshow connectiono Mr. and Mrs. Craw-ford sold their Interest In the Black CatCafe to Virgil Salle, arid Jack Stanley hasbeen pieced In charge of the spot.. RayBrewer sold re hear Interest In his PennyArcade and will put another one In ataffront! Wells. lax. Don Cotton hot his,.looting gallery here and also la operat-ing a cafe at Hitchcock. Vex., antlerarmy camp. Rumen Grant Is atilt check-ing material for the government. and PatO'Day and family are getting ready toleave soon. Bob Hammond Is 11111 work-ing no eleetrtetau as the army camp.Chuck Mom and Sammy Allen swat toHouston. Tex., and Johnnie and RuthWalsh have their welt -flashed trollstand clicking here. Its Nation aspainting her cafe. end Cy Perkin, Is do-ing fen with lila news stand. FumyHughes 01115e in from the West Coastrecently. and other venter' IncludedLouts Ringgold. Alamo Exposition Sham;Jack F.dwarde, J. Ooo'cge lima," Greatertinned Shows, and Bob Morntlock, DeeLang ntlf101111 Shows. Mr. and Mee. BallSpear') left for Houston. 6I did JohnnieQuinn.

TWO ealerell gals woes tenrenIng Ines thelot. One el Mere, who went to Nu Ownbroke and returned the aims wry, was knock-ing the ,04,1ty to the other. "Dew olaawfsdodon't glee .*body notooee sommorked Ike

Snooker. "I donne. I donna.'" said her pal.tr... a Mee kaanket." -too nail, the m0.

ye' won a Istankre,. admitted the knocker."tut where, but store is re' S cents?"

NOTES on the Pacific Coast Show-men's harientattona recent etiloceratul an-nual tyrant party In Its clubrOoner Inlos Angeles, by Harry Chipman: Chair-man Meal° Miller and committee werestern much credit In presenting what isbelieved to be the beet party ever stagedby the club. The Ladles' Auxiliary ale,did a grand job, inuottling the check-room and lunch prielleges. Brother MetWormer orneloted et the ticket Ofnce.with Brothera Ed Walsh, Monroe Eisen -men. and Leo Haggerty en the doors.Brother Charlie Gammon announced theevents_

Brother Harry 0. Sew arrived fromSan Francisco and Ls getting Ina attest-tiona ready for the road. Brother ArthteS. end Mrs. Louise Morrell attended theepring party. Brother Harry IL Hargrave.past president, Is recovering from abeery cold, end Brother De. Ralph KSmith, pan president. has been la withthe flu. Mrs. Sophia Malvern came tipfrom SSA Ditto for the party and whitehere will visit her sin for a few days.Brother Will Z. Smith la busy with elkstoma on Oilers Street. as Is hie partner,Brother John T. Backman. Brother AbeLefton spent last WOOF enterlaintog hisbrother and family ham San Francisco?emitter fem. seen around ten club dUZ-Ing the party were Brothers Dan DLLCharles A. Fermer. Lee McDonald. CheeksHaley, and Mark T. IGrkendal. BrotherCharlie Alton attended the party, as didB. -other Mike Krekos. Other he wee burlat his ahowie quarters. and Brother Sys,reeler L. Cronin. who drove in from hehors at flan Marino, Calif. Brother IMORoger. who is vitatering here. will Imesaeon for the Lewis Wm.' Circus.

February 22, 1941 LISTS Thr Billboard 53

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W000 War. Juno 41-0. Wasne H. Cale.Ian 0. Masao. at.. 1.w Asgelfa.

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7. 106 4. Oardizer. 1013 LovelatoMaCcift-

f.an Pmeseluo-KO1B14. Terdplat. April 73.-33. Taari. A. Darks, Masonic 7.1001..

13.0.80 Ilarbors-Tetorarts -of Portion Watt.lax 73-24. M. C. Iftmanat, Voinaos Bldg..

PranAmounto Cruz -char of Odd Pram, May 12-

I7 Mat D. Macbeth, 26 71St Ban PTO,010/.

Colorado130ais-Plewok Onowere B Pecan' Juan.

New 11-21. B. Y. Mna, 1441 IPoot Deans.corstaa Sprtnsm-arnior Order. May 1.

1, l'ennar, 721 CDon423 Bldg., Dmer.Dot 148OMS-X41gh4 of Coksashos. Lae 3107.

Winum J. *Comet 113 W. M. Leadvia.Connecticut

Ihnigeport-Oathelso War Vetrrarts, Inc. June15-31. Minos P. Owilly, 330 31141 an , NewTalc.

Itairford-rnere /DA Mtn. Um 10. WIuIYRnumarts. 71 Wnedude sea.. Wa4e00,0.

Brliain-Loyal Ordrr of Woos.. Juno 13-15. 1Tromos Donlan.

DelawareEsrantoo-Juntor Order. Aped 15, J. D.

Uneaten. 727 Tatnall it . Wilmington. Doi..District of Columbia

solnistab-8adety a! Merman Florists.loll 3223.

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atuott 24-34. 1.0111 0. Flatter. Box 411.cannon,. a. 0.Nalaria-Oritcr el Odd Picanot April 14-

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Jaclataillo-Rilas of Colon Verna_ April

4s-c-Da2411the-='110rtstCMn1,101.02, 36-31.O. Ladle Whims, box 121.

En Won-Arsinicau laMon April 24.20. Al11010, 7.01134 Rotel. K47 WI4S-

Ocels-Molor Order. May 13 John R. MAW,MS Cass so, Tampa.

Colsoilo--KotrlDs ot Pythias. Agal 27-14. 1...Is Sparkman. 3411 Tolliderro st,

P. Palo vratiririi-,Tri. A A nItsatorn,41.prj11.,13..1::

stile.R. Prttrab30:-.001ted awash War Ye:41am.

N M 141. 11 0. Itels. 247% Loin AL76ops-Iln Coo Tooth° cd the World. Pr b.

1.124. O. R. Meaty, 114 Ormeolawn are.,H. Wayne. 1011

GeorgiaAcanto-IMproted Ora/ _Am 19.

c. C. 0411e14. 1M Control ave.. a. w-Attkas-Xfsaat loteenaiNcoll. Juno 1641.aorta W. IticalallRatan.R ek 8. Mama April IA W. .7.Non Jr.. $41 Ibinserry at.

Vanstm-Orand Leder KnIghla of Pythlm.102 31. too 7. Terrell N111 Bldg. Atlanta.

IllinoisPcorka-aate Tarim. Grain DalorX

PM. 11-12.Idaho

Idalw 11112s-Kri11h10 Templar. May 11-14.7, Banks. Boa 7367 Bete..

Leristcm-Xnights of 114100 Jot,y 1344Buret X Parley. Boa Iteatr-

Illinois Meats - Preas4MO Aavolalog Am. of

naiades. Inc April 25.3411 3 Howard W.0001. 720 5t2' arc. New York.

047.40-33.1II

13D1slon War Vela ,JuneJohn Plattner. Hotel 3gorlibst

16.71.

Meago- Dalkon! Coefeelloner: Al.,.Pane61 Mal 7, aeza. 234 8. 121chiga6 Woe.

Ct0,a1210-TracIar Dealen' Naltorial AtNI TM.St.

IndianaIloorniation-13° 30171 14-01. 0. L.&Mar. ND Warmth. Term 71.010.

lunsiiscolimatand b,d.o P. & A. M. Of 10414.7 21.100 WIlhorn IL tiv1.011.

Boinapollt--Aneent Arable Orar Robin ofthr myea 0111200 for North Angla. June2/.1 2, JaCKS0 10 Pit°. Sou Mk lahrhond.

Ile-sungOlts-Ifnights et%omen MI K. P. bldg.

Damon-Coltot Spanish Was Vete. June follr.Trawl C. Ono. 821.0err dr 8alion. Itotommeat tedlutspolla.

Irksome my -Tuna. 01 Paolo War..ha May DICE MIMS% 1410 Z. load -his Ng.

,433r1.-0. A R. June 11.10 Mrs. 1r000QmPlairt. 21b eats 0100... lodlanahplls.

I1croto-044 Fellows, 14110 15.17.Ificrieo-conn or Nano. Juno 13.14 Br,

tart A. Ppith. Ill W North tt.Iowa

aasx...R. A Pc s h It Mown April -.Ocoras E. matins Canoes& I.

Coln 10004.--)Saistrantetr Anti rste 14.Alooso -30440411lanseh Local. Dos Monel.Coin Rapids- Osat of )02i.1.1.1a1.401 7041 Ciao& X Mote°, 121 Jetre°st Dr 3totbas.

ClhAnn-sDrear Wstb., Jun 0117.'"Hum.Ceased MoZo-Orand Ina* A. 7. la A M.

11612. O. C. Stool. S0% 311. Cedar

tIu"1aphistaRomp--ei. A. 3, 11-11. T. J. BOIL$ Da

TRADESEI4r1FirtFEATURE CONVENTIONS

Dr. Molnem-Dational rano Institute. Yea31-17. John O. &Mom

Port Dodge-lialted elorah War Terra:71-rue* 27.11. W. It. Dud Dia 110th artMoth.

Martalltown-Vcconna of ForrIsn WassJane -.Kansas

Abileno-Oons UO30o Ten of Clni War. May011. 0 C. MOMS% 13 Musa.

ltelloottoo-Ittagn° of Columbus. Dar -.Raymond WhItchale, Abarso.

Neo4rs-RnXat4 Templar. May 1344, Mar7. eiru*. Toro+.WIrluta--Maie 1.1110400*' Assn Much 1-7.

WIll J. Mier, 81.10 Moro Tom°,Kentucky

kluareges-Velorans of Forego Wars. 7nns1041. lase -,h P. 500raw, 514 Texas st.LosarCk.

Loaln111e-0. A. lc. of Xy. Last work InANIL M. llosIdson. 635 O. 3541 at_

1.onislanasex-viz.-am/so of Coluentos. May 11-11.

J. C. Mee -overt New Roads.Croaky -Kash° of Pytaas. May AA W. 11.

Adolph. 520 Comextelol Mat, New Orleans.Maine

Oath --Elks. Juos Ywniard R. Tommy.Ion 211. Pols a2. M.

trwistou-Ortare DOMALT 00 W.410 r. Itay 71.1taR010 X 304 I 0:03/T0at IL. Portland.

Skaith Paettant1-11331441 Ilpantall War Vrtertans. !WW1. =word J. Mar, M Chase II.

Marylandtnottsate--onin of Odd 3w110rs. laprt1 20-

22. J. P. Mat L 0. 0 Y. Temple.Balthoorm-.Nour Order. April 11.14. IL

Menansk, 100 114 lOscaMassachusetts

Baton -80m Of Union Teta_ of 41,11 War..Aprn 69 Leon It. Palmer, At Tremont at.

Boas -CS. A IL of Mato 1-P. Ufafl A- Mono', Mots Room. 80.1.50.Baton- Yuman 01 Amulet. 0407 17.11151114m J. Mattell. 241 Boylston 41.

Chiremor--104131 14. 8, Infantry VeutarnAnnApril 21.26 lament* A. Wagner.

Mutant -ragas. June - Wrenn L.ray. SO Z. 11001.4110 st-, PIttar-e14.

MichiganCoatius-Dtsotded Amofk.tb Veterans Of

World War. Ram 32.23. 0. I. %Soho -mom. 017 Psarl

Dtira6--4108)ca Order. May 610. W. 8. Ico.stark*. 14117 Marraeont Drise.

Eirtrori-tnalltirle of same Xngineen. 704.Jsrno 26.34. Ifarold P. %Truman. 1.70 W.424 04.. New Twk.

DeIrolt--31.DainrepangOren. May 11). W, 8. Scarlet14117 Drive.

3310710n Plalmo-4211 F. A. VelersneJune 11. Loosord J. Lynch, 1247 30.40.onet.. Oraad 3145440

POrd-Order of Elks. Juno 16-21. M. W.Ryan, Box 114 apes.

711 Jorepb--131.: Am_ Tom 1613. J. M.Loonard. Son 762. !Saginaw.

Minnesota.Croabron-Velereno of Yorrtan Wow .Ma,

76.7J Olr BageItancom-.Odel rollowa. June 1716. Dan

Haymaker Vox 23, MOS110..Ro/rdalr0.-Xntishla 771101711. Ju^e 11t P.

Jahn IL Anderson. 30.62477. Traria, SUPout

Nm Pout-Arnertcan Looloa_ 3L1.0 7. P.m Y.Morgass. 1402 Court Boum.

132.,,M1 -4E 8. Juno IA. Marlon 0,2231, Date CaNtot

MississippiOulffo0t-1213111 Banish Way Vstorano Jmn

13, J. W. Kerr. Box 112, Long Teach.Missouri

Chttlkollos-Unflod Piptalth War Turmas.Nsas Dal, Harry D. Snyder.

Inceluor fratoca-Orar of Odd Fearrs. MayM.D. Ems W.I4k. 5113 7An4.11. lb Iwo°

Hermann -Orrin et Leos May 7344- Al

30015-0. A R. Mop 34 Dorothy lama.4454 114.010. An 2.041..

Kama 0177 R, N 8. 100M,o 01 Mo. ApIll71. Ray V- Maslow llor 329. Trento:\ MP

-86 Louts-WU° 000100 of isrusatern. 34170048. Clara Bannon, 1341 Congrina 'L.Mum.

Wsurngton--81ate Mks' Ault Stay 5-4.Drat W. 900,1. 'Docker.

MontanaDfllings-Odd PeCosn. Jude 1610. W. H.

Johns. 71 W. Tremont Boit,Nebraska

Alliance -Kash° Tetimlar. ADO 17.11 loX arab. llaSente Temple. Omaha.

Bestrtro-0. A. 14 Alin 11077- Lana 57ow°5-!nue Irma Liana).Lincorn--onato Am. et tsar 010s00171. JUL

21.11 Choi 0 Waro0t2. Atharto.o. NM.Norfolk -7301 Aran. Juno IDS). It. P. Tom

jinx 234. Orand 13343141.

Omaha-Para., Edutallmal aaaCVast Mb, 11-11, E. L. Blosomanr,V211

a8+11/raattorest.t. sta.Aleada

Winnomma-ZogNa. Jon, 1.611. PrankXrenkel.

New Hampshirem...v.sts.-0,4,1. of Odd Drava. May 1.Erma Mller, 0o140141.Comond--Fons of Ulan Varna of civilWar, April 11611. Jackum C. Can. 1100523, Ildlikom.Muirtoorre-Yatket Digaloyn Vtlersne

J uoe 68. Sorra Ducal, 72 Mu si_rieschemer-Teterans of roretra Wart. am

33.13.Frank Ymnaht 21 Ina 01.New Jersey

MUDD Ctty-Vaety Chst0 of Anus. April-. C. R. Runes, 1171 Knox it., 311nLea7

Aalit1111C1410'0.t7-11.0su cd Union Velorans of CiallWar. Ma 13.21. John L. aut, 172newt an_ 72teton.Nov auraak Orme Ilossomment 1007.

May 6. )10111 Kopf, COO tatesac4TLinde,Watwoud-Unind Pnanish Vrterans-Ma 10.21. lim-ry 000084.0% 210 Linton

Iningioo.Wildom.3.-Tranas of YorMgrr Wort. June

76.210. Lintlasona P. Thouses, hog 014TrentomNew Mexico

Allsoposanur-Velerans of YoreIgn Wan. Moo4.41 9. °lam C £240.04,.Cromo--Kolghts

Templar. May I). AlMaarBox MA AlPmurroor.Ilisidoso-Amorkah largion. lam D.

B. Plums.New York

Aintf-Bike Aran. June 7-7. William T.ips. 19 W. 27th st. Now York.

Ilioghasmoo-)Loose Am. June XI.= RO7R. Rimer. 441 East aye., Rocroofar.

Lake Pl0110-4tons of 170121 Totem, of CivilWar. Moe 10.11. Mina lama. 3321 far-olcipal 11044., Now Tort -

New York --Grand todce P. le A. M. May6.5 Casa. R. Johmon, 11 W. 224 at. NewTook.

rola Plemant-Vol Inconiurs Am. AprilM. Donn It. 810.144., DU 12. 10691111,

Poughkeepa-Vol. Innistera A.ro Jane D-31. arief ChM W. Noll.

Bart -toga B9tta...4.46W Count° KnightsColumtna Mal 2321. insocia J. Niles, 10.4K Met

llyraosso-MarrIcail Pear Society. Jaw 2021. W. P. Chrlstraan. Northbrook.

Eska -nlaio C2.1,10' Man. May 1.1-31.ABMW. NAIL PourA2041.424.

North CarolinaCl4ilott-7m0147nd Ord,' Red Mrs. May 12-

14. W. R. Cloodoln, box KM. =Meth Cite.Ralents-Bon, of Aron. RenstutIce. A0.11

Cart 0. Willard. Box 400.WInstomfraleco-Xntolits of Polishes. Jam 10-

I. Wan° Parcae, Chmlon.North Dakota

Blamarch-Veterans of POrldis Wan. Juno610. John Itaraoleotes

(Baru iron-./CSe Alan. Num 1.3. PrankV. Kent, Rox 200.

(Rand Poeks-A. P. M A. X. Jas, 11.10.Manpr!o0-0541 Pram- June 2 7. C.

Koeselo 822 105. Llabon.ViTillaino-inremerre Amts. Juno 4-2. 10 IL

Haroftroaon. 1121 gloventh PamOhio

ClowInnal.-11.1ernalOsnal lkotarhoc4 of atmCfans. 0.74ina 11.30. Knob] R. Rio.. 23

Cohnehom-NW. Society Boor of Aron:camReutoSion Pay 11-31. Prank 8. Steel.,1227 1Ph u.. W0histoo, D. C.

Croalline--VoL Ptrommrs'a Au.. Sena la J.W. Molar. 30 Lothar, MaudLancaster -Rainbow Dhalots 'Vendors. Am,

.0010 1344. Juk Hrsrr, 111 N. Malts 65.Maryrinflo.

Portamoulh -Odd 0-010.0,. Juno 1749.Chants T. dots. flitrInsa$1.

Toledo -Male Tam en Gam Deplore Aura.Week of 746. MI. C. 8_ i.sau..r. Box 133.Poston*. 0.

Yoonoromm-Krughts of Columbre May LI-74. Junes P 1.00,Yry. 1101 17 /Alan

TwarnIlle-Onited Baran Wm alarms,Alms 11-14. flame Itokettear, 110) Wy-Ai/4one 11144.. Cohimbus.

Oklahoma23,04-OrareS Comonnary 3t3ishta Tensniar.

May 0-7. Jan., A. 1,1101108. Dor =7,ACut4424.k,

01:42...4m4 Ctly-Wasoirom M tho Wor/d. April-. IL L. roman. laasirtOregon

ttskor-Order nf Odd Dart, May 21./1.Winlarn A. Monad. 1$19 8. W. 11th st..Pett0arad.

11,741nrollte-Ametsied Drip367ers ot Or.March 30-31. Das Hay, 102$32 Hotel Balm

Io lb. Cartondloo 11,1 400t4r 0331 M. dolts 5/ 11.44. 444,1444 alsich as tool anof bonen to the araas......1 Industry. In fah °damn via Men, kmliks tin .rally

2.4 800.0 ersmahralfroa. I1a 141144.044 imempsAentritan letkn. Velonos of @DIVIVI Wen. Disable4 *Ai ether Vastlww. Odd Knigtin of Pythias. 1411,, Kole.° 'M.N.°. later 0,64.

United A.erk.f. km, Eaglet. Drian, Mod 144a. Sas of Anneirsn Ilevolutton,Woodmen of 400 Weald, 1401. 1.44ore. KolgUis 41 C4444.24., HertInituref.nes sal 14rn ortanIzattows LiveDork Assmistias, Poultry Itreeslen, Ilona 031Agr:s.thsr., flori,t groom, Patrons rit Nosamtry. DM Granger, 111,0.. and OutdoorAdvt./W.4 AS.Bliallses.

Newpott-Ore. St an Orange. M 34.Bream 3, 13.110 114 8. Z. almost Portland.rortlanil-A. P. se A. M. JI1I4 11.11 D.ham Cattry. Mama Tam91e.

POrtlase3-Xst.10its Tra.7010. A0011 11. 1). R.Canny, 30.un111 Temple

Fort1IM-.R. 2 B. Masons. A70 13. J. K.1010.00280. 8. E. Pelaabrk lane.

PennsylvaniaAltoona-oca, Xmas. Mae 22.34. A. J.

Dosigherty, 333 Parkonn me Pulabrirth.0.t1714101^-0. uner1,5-11,lanastor-Asata Fire Oats, Jane 13-14.

Mann Z. Olark. 7301 217. 0.07Lt.rm.saut 0.8and S,Omil054t 6.01.0111fir. W. Laird.Maaram T ridudapcu.Reading -Odd . Jest12. Samuel

Koller, 4011 Lammater am saannoss.11cra0tco-4e4rIuls Porefga Wan. June 24-Ai C. A. OtAu, Mt Dauphin. Bldg_ nut*.Sttr.olaslItirg-frour Co. Inrasetra AMA. As*

30-71. J. A. tonest. 512 Lindbergh aa..Willtamspon-R. 8. 10.1010. 0.07 13. X.

C. Wolfe, 316 DA MU. Bank BIM.Rhode Island

North altuatm-Orar of Odd Naos. My5. alert X nee, 40 onytossu 11., Porn.demo.

Preadrneo-floclety of Amenan Pasfolans.?lay 21 -Jane 1 1.4110 P. COMM. 70Roman ate., Jeram CPT N. J.

Provtanot-Soro of Mats VeMpusa, C°11War. April If. H. 3 Om,, Nouse. R. 3.

Prveldrom-Faisent of 1713.101. 302 11. A.P. Dostala. 49 Woruninsim at.

Proyultnor-tioned War Veteran.J une 30 Wallm Me SAker, M Nonnod ions.Inhtwort.

South Carolina...01.0.esto18- A. Y. Mama or B. C March 12.77, 0. Pramolims, 503 Vulcan,' &Ma 14101140. 00946101a. 8. C.

Chartoeum-Natsonal Sileusynars. ino May21.34. Georg* r. ilarcaoht. 133 OleabrookRad. Itellsaa, 544.

OcCurnbia--Ordee or Odd Prillows, May 14.n P. KtIlingnoterh. 1104 Ifampun aso

Colatnata-Junior Order. April 22_ C. ILHolsonbork. Box 70. 8pananburi, N. 0.

Columtdo- Much° Teedar IL Al. MosonoAptil la4. 0. Yvnub liart 002 Palm mat,LIN w

Caway-Innoneers AN1L Nine H.n1 XWilburn, Boa 274, allots.

Orangrburg-tritted Bpanoth War Vetaalts.June 11.17. Walter Hutto, Box 71,

South DakotasenessTas-xs101. a Pythias Mow 3221.

IL X Own, Box DJ Blom Fats.Dirter-Onital 6(001010 War 1104rans. 10101 II 0. 8. Harps, 110.. Satan.Duron--A 7. As A Lt. Jun. 10.11. W. D.

Sweat Moo, PallsIfgroa-Cied 7e310wa Juin 1620. William

12. lareassettMinall.-Ealghia et Colombo. gay 22.24.

Jcbs Dame& Doodle.T4.11111.4,ff

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.07,111.;- ,',,,ttt

run 51.1 15e 14.17. R.M. Marts. Bet, am Moline, -Ala

ignon1112-413127or Order. Mop 13.14. ClannraX Mont Mos 66. 11.1.1@@i4T.

Memphis -United Boman War 11,500504. June14. Wage-Com. War 14(00401 3

tradwfae.trashrinb-Slate ltsuietyreen's Man. 7eb, 10-

20. Prof. 0. W. Senlisy. CAW. of Tana.Knoxville.

NrailloWood.moss .0 tin 0.004. hLuch24-76 It. V. Farrell 010 34,100.0 at.

TexasDoesurooda-Woodnurs of tba World. Id0r41

24-34 Paul 0. 241001, 1101 Dann VAALBank 11147, 0411.0.

Pagroonr--Orsal Lodge XnIghtaMay 3214. 50.4.8401e Yastera010. 100 314.WoottArt.ed

Cormrosh 7.Chris14.

tl-Laral Order of Tralltras.Ma

Dallas-Order of 044 Fellow. MAIN 111.1$.Anna DWI@ 4241 Trarts rt

Dallao-.1101144.0f1 @ istarsulsolurora GOON.tloa. phMarch 4.7. Alan 0. flora, 11440Adolus.

Pt. Worth-Katt Orrin Engirt )01 70.W. T. OmanPool Wattis-Kalghla Te=its. April -. T.

14. Bariltl,. Mmorde Tatra. Wu TestFort Wort!--Vgensa 44 Poulin Wars. Jabs

7143. Walter J. Omer. 1114 @WSW 0.

Oalsestoo-Itaights of Coarenbus. Mar 11.16OW 8110106.

*go Anloolo-Te244 anthwenorn Cattlembar .A040. Starch 3610. Mon /MILOettwow 111dIg.. Tort Wren

Wichita PaDantited Spaaira War Tattiest.Jame 0-10. C. 0. 114424.42.2. 11arn7 &WMBM &

Utahhalt Lat. Citr-Ordrr. of 044 Psnews Ma,

20.11. 1. A. 014417., 41 P. 0. MatoVermont

Barro-Pfolgbla of Pythas. May 24. Prank Itshloaon. Box 444.

$01111P11117-801801 01 08/70 11s105/1.0 Ate131Dra4por1-Order or OM Pram. May 16

Donald E. Ctorarr.118, ilex 0, ilmIlnstort.Virginia

rnterabbert-Woodstm of Ur Waal. April,PAL W. Onstry. 3134 Cann WIC. RUM

nsg.Lynburo-Order of Odd Ineorm May 27-21 T. War Dale Jr., TOO E. WoadRichnoml.

heletatur0 - Grand Cocrummlory 'wpm,7r50110. Ms) AA C. Ilnewn Eddy, boo111.. Winebsont.

StatinDn-Veterans of P.Offlf11 WAVE Moo1243. W. Woodall. 71ov 000.

WashingtonAberdron - 1304 Mtn. least 11.20 Masi

Mutt 1133o' Temp,fleitnAilalx-Vrtsrans 01 Poregn Wan. MOO

II. . E. I. /Diana,. 124 Clouoly-CityMa.. Bata.

Rollinetain-ftato Cammil Itrafhts of OmlymbY.1 /AO say. Al 0. B(` -oil Sot 111.Weals Walla.

51 The Billboard LISTS February 22. 1911

Iheerit-DIsabiest MarlIram .101tIlISS of 11'0711Wax. June 11-14. IIRebell J. Audeniqh.3016 Oakes.

I0er014-063 redowe. June 23-30. game 11.Chamberlin OW "MIMS, TACOMIS.

NeadNP-Porthe Storkmotat neg. ball Sou oSArai -Iran Mout. March 3146. Dr, I-

11101PrevialiPeerf Winter Fairs

AdreallT1=-Ato 1:,5stskts. nItsVarirros,re 11.Xsteck

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Californiatapsriel-tasproal Cu. Pak. Warm 14. D.

V. Marron.fm173-4tIterattle Co. Pall & Data ?Matra/

Pee. 3042 Omni* at Amiss.Ban nernardloo - Na1.1.7.11 Prune elbow.

Mahn 17.22 Wnitaro swats.Florida

IgUstrIS-1.0.20 Co. 1..1r. mama 20-11. KarlLelama.

Pert Myers-bootbserat ma. het Yoh. Feb.It -72. C. P. lkock.

HOurtotted-Redleted Dist Veva Peathel ofDs& Co. March 14. R R. Oataw.

Melbesper.- Ilaward Co. Pan Ass. March3-W C. 0. MeNutly,

Ortando-Cegaral MISSO, PM. 24 -Marsh I. Crawford T. DIttford.

FILM alp-Plorlda Strawberry Froths!. 1tratweek no March. It U. Hull

Rerskle-Inbrida Tomato Pestles!. April 2441OeOrto D. Dottownse.

Sarsaot--itareasha Co. Asa. Pan Assn- &Prawatti of &We do Soto_ Week 01 Mooch 3.John Dean&

8ebrint-Beestas Pkinnen's Co. Pak Ass.Week of March 3 7; R. Wtnon.

TIMMSLI Poso-Senthwestern Lleeetoc; Mow, Much

2141. W O. P0.100.TOM Worth-slooshusssarn hoe. & rat swat

Odor. March 740. John S. Dadsltoustem-Pas Block Show & Livestock Lope.

PM. I-11. W. 0. Col.

rhtaComingEvents

Those dales are fora Owe -weak period

.hrbonnTutem s I u Ceti to

Zips fen. 71.23. O. 115.kor Dow:h.California

Clrowdole--Clirm Pak. rta. 71-13. U. A.Aron.

ConnecticutItgettorel--40wItte Clem. 11.4e12 31 -April 0.

Rabb W. ThompsonFlorida

Men Pork-tlIsterket Pageant, Pee. 13-12.neaameor.-thetioto Pogrom. Web 71-22,7fterven -Arbor Day Cakbeetima. Fob, 23.Daytona 1700th-lialifrot DistrItt )3cto. March

11-n. W. V. Alleopp.1106b.- Wimenkton's 71221h4ey Odsbration-hit XL1071.11wood-.40sta Troolcale. Telt St. Ca

J. Sto(lberw. 110% 121)skakeessnle-ttnits4 Pemba Mobs of 26:013

Ottetastron, March 140,=taboo -toternotional Rodeo rm. 11-13.Lake Weles-8emmale Mann Testiest Much

le.Sarawe-Floaer Show. Mach 10.11.8arsasna...71krarena Pair .4e Sam he 410:6

Pageant. Peen 35.144nth 1.Turtpo-Ctwar reath-a2 March 5-1lesePa-Itone Wow. rm. 21.5]. Mn J.

Webb. 014 Roomer* Road.Tempe- hews Mew. Fob. 27 -Mirth 2. Mrs.

II. Keened Webb, 110 Rowesere Road.tinke-Fkirer &hew. Much 1-2..

GeorgiaAlbany --Psi Stock Show Feb. 73. A. Z.

Runnels.Make, -rot Cattle Show & 8010. )4.1011 10-

71. Lee IL TstraMeMeuhro-Pat Cattle Mow, March 4-3. Oscar

00ote.Illinois

ablOWe-3041. ntsos. rob. 22 -March 1. P. W. Katter.

Chleabe-Habrusl,Trailer Show. Feb, 32-Muth 2.

IndianaReameriiN. -Imam row. Wino WM. refry

P Marten.Isalostlle-radoor Chew Ig Carnival. Fele.

30 -March 1 Mrs ens CIstesats.Kentucky

Leva,tnt-noso Stew, laugh 7-13. InvokeDates

LesbiansKew Ortesne-GOvitherr. Spostarrorra Show.

Much a -le. F. W. saws:, as Le natio. Mm

lee'..*Ileleend/ Cass. FM. 1041.New Orlearts-Spetzue Festival. Mann 1640.

Kohlount.Massutehousetta

7eetle75-0111 81.421,., Match I6-14. Oros, 7.Lane 210 Ftflh are., New ywrg.

bectoo-N.. mndene norm, Mover foe*.Mitch 17-22 K. I. Perna/tett

MichiganDettolt-Karin Gems rob. IT -March 2 's-

alt Wean.Detion-laineebe weer. Fob. 14-33. Xen.oson

D. MeOreper.0,,17124 Reaidt-Rnme A 7676 &o.. Mown

2440. Herman Haim.

Usresetta-WInter Santo Carnhat 2str. 30-71. Clamps T. Itunock,

SaIlnew--Sprodlest A PussnMe Clem.. March2142. Itemise M. Our.

Minnesota$12nnompolls-Ifeene ilasestMel Zoo. MAIM

15-72 31. IL Cory.MISMISMippi

Cabo-Itactams Openly Pat Mock 61301.Starch 16-32. It 0, Lane.

Hbowarltlt. Louta-Ail-Amerlcon nowt X Oarden Ita

ma. Mach 22.30. Low T. Kelb.New York

New Toot-enn estwer. lea. 24-24. George P.Utile. 230 3111 020.

Nis Tort-0611.MM SperkorAn't Show. Fen.1343. Albert O. Rau.

Rev Yak-Inishmtkoasi newer nlwsr, aneeh17-12. A. Iforrtsseen.

Reehessee-.4111l0t Clecrau 11.a1eh 10-11. W.T. Peke.

North CarolinaKoons Zwo. Item& IV71, -

North DakotaValley CIty-WIntar Mae,. 210,42 10-14

T. Banker.Ohio

Chardon -Onus -a Ocresay /kph Pestles/March 27-30. Foal r Dratort.

Cleselbud-Food h Houle Snow. March 6-11.Walser W. Knight

Cehmeme-lketc Show. March 11-29.Vouscamer.--7tonw Remy. 1/arch 1-14. At -

scour R. Attaran,Okinisoma

Atolo-tfortne Peaterat %teach 0-I, I.- C.liatehtled.

Zoid-tadusulal kteneolike/ Mahn 1.11- 0,X. Vat.Dull- I.Jr. thessock &oz. March12-15. J. R. floral

CWIeterna Clry-Lhisstock Show. March 17-M. 0. W, Viler.

Petuasylvoularali.attpala - out Whew. Mown 7.443.

Morro P. Lntla. 220 11ttb arc. Ste, Yore.lellarkk.Ata-slotorbeat A Spernsuou' 82)41.

21.1./012 1-I. Itonklin it. Sat...Fnuadebehe-Flower Mew. Match 34-23. A.

It Bosky.South Carolina

Coltuabla-lifeson-Eita Otlebrotten. Ifarch D.South Dakota

DeadwoO6--.111020 Iiin, 11,434.Thir A 1tewtesslShow Merers 35-58. Neff Perry -our.

Shoos Pahe--13k7 Charity Chew. Pots 111-22.V. 0. Mem=

TPXASIleaumont--0xne Show. March 11-73. Ed It.

Wnllano.negsrksille-Charro Day/ PM. 3143. Joe

LIndatwry.Foot 0:or:A-Southwest Ihrponnen Sr ray

Steck Moor. North 114.Oanestots -Taws Own Mardi Oran. PM. 21-

n.. Om A. Amonsion Jr. 144 Salm tilde,Itoureho-416ork & lbreossoma ingot. Watt,

6-11. M 110401.lorr4o-nesh1rstem'0 Intrthday CePheotton.

FM. 30-17. Chocks beam.Stoke:tot -Rio Wendt Valley Livestock Show.

March 20.12. Carl A. Blasts.Mitered Wells -3820 Plato County theareck

Snow & Rake. Muth 2145 Pant Ord.San AOSM:0-..P.1 Stark Stow & Rodeo, Yob.

23 -porch 3. J. C. 13.1.Wilit6itIg1011

Smith -Western Oat -llama and lterkewaroShow. Ka!, 2144. Kay Lehr,.

tiesttle--Netiond Mom k OgrOonMarch 33-30. Reich If. Rehad.

Wed VirginiaWheellog-Setter Ifornest A Wet:WO Show.

March 4-7.Wisconsin

Itertford-Ikons Below. Mahn 13-2*3.11neoukso-(tamed-11ceton drool. Fels 24 -

March 3.

PoultryShows

Tarsi Dates Are kr FtveWeek

ConnecticutNew Raven -Feb. 3727. W. It. Dantbarg, 450

Mate at.K. Jones. Wash. Mate College. Pullman.Woh.

msteir-Amerleon fedora:ton of Monchns.Jule 9-14. rota W. Iltrahath, 3) PIMOuelat New 1.4. J.

419o5a3e June 1342, A. J. Pen, nes30 WIto Wales.

..Ko1475is Templar. atay 13.11 Wes-ley Me as. 441 lifer n144.. 3100733e.

WPM VirginiaBlemfuld - brunt Commanthry Xr.7.2hts

Temolsr. May 1417. henry P. smith, Pon-

CnerleatOrs-Getted WAWA War Telehme.Jane 5-10. 11-orria Mow, Ptelesont.

1tantratmet-CcStOtse Ordre not Men, May30.71. Witham Carson, 1701 Mattes,Huntlatton.

701.120 Battnetz Brolnir.-GiStorriphrre Na-tional arm. May 2740. W nod ata-s-lrefl. 7985 atadhon GM, New York.

WisteutudeMartbart-Arnehma Dasslausiro: Msn.

71Moreh 3. Mersa C. 11.11.3e¢ rtst Han.74. D. Pranaton M.

Wattsten--006 Tenows. Juno 34. John Bur -moister.

WyomingSheritIon--Orthr h Poe. Juno 1244. 17.. A.

c*Ww.thao. 130 Y. Mom at.

CanadaLAthtortelge, Alta -Oran of Odd Fencers.

Ahern 73. Alw. IL nalleutum. 201 I. 0. 0. Y.Lenten, Oat, --K. A. Magma. /dirt! 23-34. r-

flaatn,Dtaffertn avc.Reeks., 4.2..-Ordsr Oda Pabose. Joao 21.

12, P. D. Oral, 2 Mout Macthasksecatn. tIosk.-Orand ChMer. 7407

Prams, a. Its114, 312 Wiegman Chambers.

Toronto, Ont.--Oatarto Dort. Aso. PM. 71.21

Toronto. Oar. -Order W Poecater. June 17.11A. P. Varosoneren, Box 040. Br 222(014. Oat,

WImOnag, Man.- A. P. & A. 14. Juno 4-3.J. IL O. Itikedt 311ssocCe Temple.

PielpVit Dog Shows

CaliforniaLeo Angeen-stareh 11. Mr.. kw< OantlAtee.

14744 Valuta. Van Nara.Ossktond-liarch 11-/ Helen ttoseroshl. 20

Sycamore at. can 2ranctsce.Banta Antio-?larch 22-23. Jack Itteettbaw.

1414 71 Chanel ow Los Angeles.

Cestrat.5-44b, 3.7. Tomegaz Moore. 164 74.

Steereett

Mans Dates Are for a Elva -Wed Period

ArizonaPhoents-Marels 12-12. 8. Z. WoKoll. Dos

Illssun-).1Sch. 15-11. Ilea II. C. Mum. 172Z. fitmseway.

MassachusettsItoston-FM. 1243. retey, Inc, 2810 Neu.

...tect at.. FIMatelenla.Michigan

Detelits-Ifarch 14. A. Wilton now, 710613th st.

211n1 -4Y0. 37. A. 5711143 7304 13th W.,Detroit,

Mlxkoori84. Lteat-March 53-23- Paley, Ins.. 2010

RanstesdNew Inexieta

AL!,'NFt.P."--Ntaech 0-0. SW. Otorts Otake.11712 7. not 137.

New YorkWhite Fiatto-Ifarch II. Foley, Inc.. 3080

1141.1 04 at. lelladelphla.Ohio

Dayton -PM. 227]. A Wilson Bow. 2306 13113.1., Detroit.

Cleolnnall-Feb. U. W. L. IfarSenbert 11116Lathrop F510.

Cincineeil -Mare. rnicy, toe-. 100R.Instssd Pruhewienia.

Cermatana-March a-3. Pony. 7401 Ron-a:red Ptiladelphla.

Tosnystown-Mirth 3341. W. 0. I.aner, 143Tot3 are.

Rhode tabulaclocistaft-March P. T. L Kemp, /1.1.0 -

stater. Mara.Tenarlaaer

IGersrart.-March 25-26. Mr.. Carrie M.Paw. Box 631. Johnson City.

Koos-silk Newels 21.49. Mrs Prank Lem -hare. 2rs1 MUM:400 at.

Texaiii73 Paro-March 19-20 Tony B. PALL'Ins, 7120

Wilson N.

NEW EMPLOYMENT LAW/Continued from pope 42)

employee end therefore protected byfederal comperoation laws.

Lags! Rights of EmployesGenerally open1c1718. If an em-

ployee apptirsi for eonmexuatton UnderState or federal laws ho cannot alb.reqUently sue and herder damage* loomNs erne:oyez'. In other words, =kliegan application for COMpensstion insur-ance la the 1ege1 entilealent of abandon-ing rights to sue and mover damagestrain the employer. In fact. the onlygood rein.= employers pay compensationMCLICMICS prennums IS avoidance ofdamage mitts by Injured employee,.Neverthelme, Circumstance's any exist. aswhine an employer fall. to provide safe-ty devices regulred by lea. under whichthe employee lam the privilege of elect-ing to sue the employer trusteed of ac-cepting State or federal compensation al-lowances. Actually. the competuattoists certain and the arnottnta usually aresatisfactory, but ocesalonally an em-ployee deeldni to into Fab employer IOTdemurer. rather than accept the Stateor federal compensation payments. Rut,53 shove tuentioned, he must file therun, as a general legal nil,. before Itoepithet for State OP federal compensation.Otherwise be forfeits /de legal right tosue hie employer. And. of count.. U anomployoe Mute hie employer and tomsthe suit be moot at a later date apply101 8tAte oe federal romperuwitton. Allmodtwn blither courts are In teemed withthe* legal rule, altho the older COtlrtegbead to the contrary. So. theretere, tt lefar more advantageoua for injured em-ployee. to accept compensation under*tate or federal Iowa than nak Gaol

adjudication In fever of the emliayera &imago soli..

Variations of LawIt Is important to know that the

higher courts in different localities haveheld that the receipt of wages* salary,compenaation. or danungor by 1011 1njUredomPlOyee from employer dont notpreeent hint from cuIng and recoludindsmaRos from auotber who u remannelleefor the Injury. Therefore. tul Injuredemployee who lout received either wen.peesation, damages, or hie brattier wareduring the tune Ion white recoveringfrom on Injury negligently effected by xp:114043 01110e21 or other firm does nutforfeit arty of his usual nests to file suitand Memel damages from the one Wheys:negligeoce actually caused the Injury.This law le generally effec1.1ve. eltho amajority of readers may !save beltendthe oontrary.

Reader., who drone l.0 11484 at brinerecord of leading ears 101/011 uphor.el

nits law may refer to the following mum:Connecticut Hayes v. Morns. 98 Comm,23; Delaware. Campbell v. Ilnuidrobver-ger. 162 A. 352; Georgia. Wachtel v,Lronard. 163 S. R. 312; llhnot, IfeoblorT. Voelpal, 246 111. App. 69: Louisiana.Ferrous I. Murray, 0 la. App. 180; 14.0.eachusetts. Donoghue Y. Holyoke Street.246 MIAs. 483; New Jersey, Rusk v. Jef-fries. 210 N. J. L. 307: Wisconsin. Camp-bell v. Sutliff. 193 Wis. 376.

Also, see the leading case In whichatilt wan filed by an employee to mow:damages for personal injUrloa rewelttnefrom negligence of a private entree.The court in thin cue, Harm v. Morn.in Company, 08 Dann. 003. held thatthe payment of the employee.. eateryby Ida employer during the Gam tatbecause of the Injury dud not 'educethe amount of damages to whleh theemployee was entitled to receive teeth theprivate Milton whose nesligenco causedthe Inktry.

Also, In Campbell v. Brandeaburger.02 A. 354. It was shown that an em-ploye*. waa Injured not by negligenceof his employer but them the negligence,of officials of another corporetton. Thiacourt held that ultho the 031191.1704 re-ceived wages from his employer duringthe time he was recoverins from theInjury. the corporation was fully liable'

And, in *WI snottier ciao, SUtIllf. 214N. W. 371. the 1e8it1 question arosew hether the ordlnary amount of damage.altowatne to au Injured employee couldbe reduced Its now of teattrr.ony Oust theemployee had during the entire pertoclor elteabIllty twotral hie regular salaryfrom his employer.

In bolding that the amount at damages to which the employee wax ordloor-Ily entitled could not he reduced. *Rhothe employee had received by' regularit02017. Use higher court aald: -We AVno meson why one whose acts laaxerowed injury to Another should reapthe entire btaseflt that come. from thepayment of wases rnade by an employer. . . if Otthet he 10 pront by the palsmeats made by the employer, It shouldbe the !lemon who has been Injured.not the one whOse wrongful neta cawedthe Injury. The. extent of the liabilityof the wrongdoer Is dependent upon thetalent of the Injuries inflleted try hisWrOngful act. not upon the queen.=whether the employee reveller. wagesduring chsabillty from ht employee."

SL'leConttnued few= pope 38)

days. Past Prealdent &Ps. A. Hex/ mewtack and Is bridging It With theHarry and Dare /towel) are etIll in roc -Ida, Frank D. iDoei Eamon and 11.31

?idler are alto wintering In Florida.Ladles' Auxiliary

Chiles .octal on ',broom. 7 at thySherman Hotel hod Past President MaiRankine ett beaten.. She selected beautifulpenes. for the °coulees. Mrs. Nate iftbchwon WM., and Mrs. ode Chime won wanepeter. A large crowd attended. ato.Rose rage. Mrs. Ailee Hill, Mr.. WWInekton. Mrs. Al Miller. and Myrtle Huttare *till oath& ekk Ilst.

Club will hold a benefit bunt° andcard party for the American HroplialLinen Fund en March 8 In the 0107Room or the 8/7erman Rotel. Mel.. AnneDootan U chalrolan. and tickets are 50<veto. Members were sorry to learn thatFart Fre,litent Mee Leah M lirualleteSmother la III. Itink William Comity. tre*J-ther, b atIll In Ultann. and ?Abel .1. CWeer In enjoying a ancersalnl 1002291 laFlorida. Preeldent Mrs Jserph L. SUM'bleb urged all member+ to attend Memeeting on March 21 In the Micro:titHotel.

February 22. VIII

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PENT, DIALOGUES. AIONCLOCUES. CROSS -E... Shares SPorchor. thanwovs Emhart..

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BIC MONEY TAKING ORDERS - SHIRTS.Tics, Sessrory. Underwear. Pants, Jackals.

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COLD MINE AT ALL ARMY CAMPS -PERFUMEbrads otrwational sell.. Swell tine Par-

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M..d of Nakao. Cods below 2e: sell; for25c. C. E. LOCKE. 7 Itio St.. Mesita. NewEledco.

SALESMEN DISTRIBUTORS - MARVELOUSMagnog Bruer expth vacourn cleanse. Alto

205 Crudars. mops. chemicals Hiesesi ow-ursken NEWAY BRUSH WORKS. Hartford.Cscn

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WANTED - PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVElot Hoover Under.", Smocks. Agnes. Frocks,

hkoses*. Doerr:es', We...tresses' Uniforms. Smart-est %Wire. 401441 Clsality. ExtrOtsrWS commis..use. Luxe free. HC0vER..251 W. 19th St,Dept. PK-4C, New York 0.22.

ANIMALS, BIRDS & PETS/EMIR TRAINED DOVES - CLIMBING LADOER,

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FOR SALE IN CALIFORNIA - OLD (STABBelled fteuie of 12g Plemograohr. 150 Re-

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WANTED FOR CASH. -ROTARIES, HOCKEYSDegters. Blow Batik Demballs Rifles, Metal-

typers, Arcade MaWnm, Cigarette. LegalC44.1001, illecoogricin Scales BOX 213. catg album. 1564 Broadway. New York thE

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GLAMOURIZE YOUR STYLE - MOVIE STARS'Snowy Used Clothed, Coons, Dresue.

Stub, PUrnasits, Costumes largo }Axed Bundles.$500 and $1000. MOSS. 6115 Fountain Ave..Imlfrwood. CAW

NEW SPORT SUIT -NINETEEN Hl1NORID 01I-1 tn.! Poem, Vanity roam make Latest Eye,tedltee drape Pcture on segued. MUEERY-

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FORMULAS

MAXI BIG MONEY IN THE SOAP BUSINESS -Every bon:* user sous envoy die 1 Leeds 'vs

tcw to make Solo Powder. Bar Soap. an/ CanStan Na machnerry .0010304, You nuke SI

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Every 12 DO youmewl yo will prt 59.0 Norr 1E Madfeu milking notay) Send0 $203 fee forroulin toHAROLD ENCLEHART. Copal. 0.

PITCHIAINS NEW 924 PAGE MONEY MAKINGBEtrle-Crantarro 10000 Nern./.. ReteNei.

SeKenhe, lr Frauly lostc tn. last salters and tine.Complete Nook. 51.30 cosrptid, or

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MAXEY FORMULAS FOR SUCCESSFUL PROD.utle-Accurate Arataen Awned. Pedal -

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FOR SALESECOND-HAND GOODS

AU. KINDS POPCORN MACHINES-BURCH.Long Eakins. Darbar. Stet. Winter peaces.

Atuminum Ow F`Cowed opping Kettles 57.titat.1101 CO.. Indianola, Uwe ren.22X

CHEVROLET TRUCK. EZEWAY CUSTARD MA -chins ion). In good order. Cash 5375.00.

NOM R. L. HOWE, 3103 Map-eha. St. Louis. Mo.

COVERED WAGON MASTER - ELECTRICbreSse. Shenrimile steel body, late modet,

verY clem Only 5395 0). Trims to oat. 35Innn 575.00 uP. SILLHORNI, Sarasota, Fla.and B. Lanvin( Mach. Phone 7O 24 collect. xFIVE USED RUNNING POCKET AND WRIST

Watches-Anerrican end Swiss. our assortmord. $7.50. B. LONE, Box 525. Chicago. 111.

FOR SALE - LONG RANGE SHOOTING GAL -/ores ono Kit ogle 6x17. Lcerlmg Tubes.

EOc dozen poirpald. H. B. SHERBAHN, Wayne,Neb.

FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINES -.CLEAN-UPsilo of wed Brine Flachnos Prism wry

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Mary. good condition. ins/ eight Mvtoscope213Pckereft. b

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Worceetw, MauYTh-r"ifEWACCUMULATION OF STONES RE -

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FOR SALE -,SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY

COMPLETE ROLLER RINK EQUIPMENT -Skates two bend Organs. litrowc Rolls este:-

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gin too buck sale. Cost 1400CV to build.idwd a,two Hums $25000 cask BOX 43.Angot ledFirritN K W. LICHT PLANT - ARTHUR

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FIFTEEN FT. ST. 10E MERRY-GO-ROUND. TOP.,Wail. Organ Mona: eElst sort adult fern

Wheat Lenoi Motor, all 31,000. RAY YARHAM,Nvertm. to.FOR SALE -SIXTEEN AND TWENTY -FOUR -

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Koren Skeet Ball several good used AnodePAKAnn A. I. HEWETT, 13.2 High St.. New.bun/port. Mau.MIARY-GO-ROUffo- IN EXCELLENT CONES

than. Stored M Maryland. Reason for selling.Ail lumen. Spillman make. BOX 253. Del Ale,MtONE 45 KW LICHT FLANT WANTED ON '37

Chenotat Truck: Or way/4 book on podCs:, EVERETTE SINGLETON, Aransas Pass.

TRACTOR -TRAILER -SPECIAL BUILT FRUE-Not to sentnfour fool Van. Chevrolet Tractor.

P hSeelltice.

h.ono thousand dollars. F. 0. GREGG

omus 9As.SKEE CALL ALLEYS -6 LARGE SIZE, IN FINE

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400I100 KHAKI TENT, FT. WALL: 41M80Whoa Tent. 8 U. Wall. Priced right. WM.

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HELP WANTED

A.I ROM MANAGER FOR TENNESSEE SKAT-wag Ronl-Mint know sk otos prorrole panes

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FRED THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES, 17Shaft. Aso New Hawn. CormAT ONCE - slOvELTtes, SPECIALTIES. STRIP

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iscARLs WHO SING ANO DANC-

Thfa la HIM* weds for &is who v.4al woE rk.Musk and 'wardrobe fun -tithed. WrIto PRO.MEER_ 1430 saltbox% Dernit. MschbuoutieNao maTORPROME RID(R- ND

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PERFORMERS with the Vitt Amberg Shows. managed by ferryMugivan and But Bowers, both deceased, season of 1505. Loft to rightIn the top row arc "Pewee" Vandee, deceased: Ben Bono. now custodianof the Pacific Coast Showmen's Association. Lot Angeles: the late EdMalone: John Hines, deceased. and Ion and Charles Bell. Second row,left fo right: A Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. Ed MrIlette, Kato Dooley: Into Senna.former wile of the lilt 1cts Adkins. who was co-owner of Cole Bros.'Circus; Mrs. John Hines. Walter ionic?, and the late Mn. looter. Left toright in the third row ore Annie Carrot, deceased: Hots), fenny Rooney:Mamie Ward, now Mn. Mel Smith; Ira Millet°. Roy karst, and CuyKimble. Leff to right sealed: A Mr. Kelly, Hatty Mick, and a Mr. Burke.

The BUtboard Owlet,' Its readers to submit ystiotos !chew. /raw /3 1020 goers ago. It to *aerially requested that pictures be CLFAR and thatthey bo cecompanind with complete delerfptIne data. Group photos arepreferred, but pictures of fildiciduato who are STILL LIVING trill besteciorned. They di!) be returned II so desired, rtddreas Show FaintlyAlbum. =nor, The DtlIbOard, 25-27 Opera place, Cloclonatt. 0.

HAMMONO ORGANIST WANTED -HAVE OURmin organ. mode., 0 -DX 20 speaker and

Soowac Ptrmanont noption fa Owned partyve ea...Veto rettgoricio, Must be A.1 and

sober. ROD. 114 re St.. S. I.. Cedar Rapers.la lisz2

MALE OR FEMALE ENTERTAINER - 0:00;amid, lost on the keyboard. Coed voice

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MAGICAL' APPARATUSA LATEST 216 -PAGE ILLUSTRATED PROFES.

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NOTICEHowe and display adrettittinontt of in

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A BARGAIN SPEC1AL - NEW OPYSTALMkrootrowes. Satostadmrs guaranteed or

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ACTION JUNGLE FEATURES. SER1A-LS-LARGEselection of 35MM. PeWams Merle, 57.30.

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hicago nettree. MOVIE SUPPLY CO., 1318

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FOR SALE OR TRADE -5 FEATURE PICTURES.35,01M., ell talkie, sound on him ELMER

GILMDRE, 21 W. Porphyry, Butte. LIMP. x

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MUSICAL INSTRumEsis,ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-CONN ALTO SAXOPHONE,triple gold plated. hke maw. with CAW. $95X;

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TENOR MX -CLARINET, TROMDOHE -CUTstocks and specials. on oet. TVS, OVete,

take off. Abookiletr role /. Write waken&maelilnitinsWtrits.

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TRU%ERLT - 20 OR SD. WELL EXPERIENCED,at easentuils. Onfy tta.able agemiratIona.

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FOR FREE ACTS - BOBFISHER'S FEARLESS FLYERS. ecx 31. St.

Perratxmc Fla 1,22

HIGH POLE AND TRA-pete Aet. DE POLO, 1810 Pokiomen, Reel-

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A SPECIAL KID DAY FEATURE aehl,A,ef Loraat feet, puke °was:Titan/Drat Kidd/Cleani=, s cormae:clal he* oct sty2e.

Hon echaordnary fneo.p.0.4icity advantotes formeat swam,. For comPlete details writ*EDP, C.27. Billboard, Cintinnern. 0.JAMES COGSWELL-MU WALKER. UNCLE

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11ass.210VI et COMP9M. Erie

PIANIST - CAN IOIN FEBRUARY 24. READ.tranapaue. otrn0 orranchic Consider all oe.

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reliablo and saber. label with rattlers., style.Ploy all Mem Pkese Has* ell In find lotlot tRwire PEC COPENHAVER. ttichrlde. Pa_RHYTHM PIANIST - EXPERIENCED, MODERN

dance Hate, road ter go, delbsas,Prefer Reek". no panics ED OCHSNER, 14)5Math D. Fteeresest, Neb.

WINTER QUARTERS(Continued from pope 41)

for cooking this OSU011. he reports. honkStone, post Ore you% In charge of WMRoy R. LudIngtone, brag°, hie that oceooseadon ready. Ragiand-Korro CateringCompany. operator of all group game*.reports 114 string Ul In &hope and twonow cOncosolorsa will be added thisatom. Louts Cecettlial and JohnnyLareggl, operators of the lead altooUngfaller, and duck and goldfish ponds. leftfor the opening spot. Other **no/melon-alto, include Johnny 011Illand. wetchlaand cork gallery; Sante Renew. hnospda:Maurice Sax. engraving: Babe COLlins,photocc Indio DIU& ball game: PrankWarren, petny patch. The office. es Informer your. will operate all eat and0121111 0212,100601211. They will be In chargeof Jimmy Lynch. Reports from the ad -levee staff are good, and Ben Dobbart.manager of Crafts Golden State Shows.reports lie Pear signed a number of Clam

fain In the State. Roy R. !Mileage:M.who /put been out with Iko Firrindon,general agent, stool January 1. la back Inquarters and rowdy to direct the shows'spring tour. TRU Myers will retrain heroto amenable the remaining light borers.Harvey Quaakenbilsb. neon mon. AndH. C. Lcontlaker, front di:Miner, will alsoremain forfora while.

CLAUDE 11008I08.

Arthur's Mighty AmericanLOS ANCIFZES, Feb. 15.-Tne onistruo..

Mon of a seeond oM-oe to entmtaln aun-mlttees end runes etilling quarters Labeing rushed by Owner Martin E. Arthurfor the opening In Hakereteld.on February 22. A peerless of the newmarque* was Ilaed and teCOITOdprelate of n11 the ahowfoUt hero. TaotrUCkas ere used In Its erection. Asurelectric stanchions will be featured on themidway. The Hollywood Meng lights willbe otattOned before the marquee withthe *mind system: while the calliope willbe a circus feature. Clyde and TopsyGooding signed thear midget aids ahoyand have equipped It with new bannersand lighting effete/. The truck to otrryAribtere performing elephants is rota -Plated. Ralph 114.100112 has built MEMnew ootareeolons, with the asatotarbon OETtrn Rearm VII 122911. atarthall Brown.and Jerry Jacksth. William °roe hascompleted painting his string of comes -steno and inalaiied several ImprovementsOn his cookbOttee Ur. and Mrs. P. Ike -gluon bought a new how car 4116aka*completed coratructIon on a new °on-ceitton. Onierril Agent Hort Campben,accompained by Dillpeator Dale Petrone,firalsbad their Oalltomia bookings andleft for Oregon. PH OmitMxt..peclelagent, loft for Bakenaleid to arrange forNum, opening there. Manfred Stewarthis his Illtuinzu Show ready. HD wife,mair, will operate It. Show will Leavequartiles on February 10.

WALTON DE PELLATON.

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Demand for Spring PromotionMerchandise Being Hypoed byGovernment Defense Spending

NEW YORK. Feb. lb.-With spring ascant month away and with the threebiggest days of the otason-ortt, Patr.ck'eEdlf. April Ponta' Day, and Easter-aiming up at two-week Inteevate, mho -beard and bingo operators, as well aspltehreen. streettnen. direct alters, andether Uses of pure and premium rate-ensiodta, are concentrating on making1941 sales top any In the past decade.Men feel especially optimistic as moreand more of the $17,000.000.000 thegovornmeat has allocated for defensecontract, goes Into Orval-Anat. Oro-onteent Menet:clans have estimatedthat between 40 and 70 per cent of allcontracts will be paid out In +ram.Mond out In terms of what this meanson such project& et the 0100,000000munition plant being erected In Charlot-tes). Ind.. wbere some 140OO men areemployed. or Chickasaw, Also whereMine 1.20.003.000 ere being spent to builddestroyets; or In aroma additional Jabsemploying mUltons at good aataria work-ing either on government projeeta Ouch asbarracks at army client or on defenseorders placed with private Indattry,Makes It may to see why all tnernbensof the merchandise fraternity ere sureUde spnr.g will be a banner one.

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WHAT'S new In bingo equipment?=QIN° by reports from miuluf settle -

era of ar.g0 supplies. they've been doingnothing eiee all winter but thlnking tipWays and means of making bingo easterand more interesting to play. Just toMention a few of the Improterneata newsOf which 1504 room our way:

MORRIS MANDELL reports he has ahoney of a promotional Idea for bingopromotes. It is a remote -control devicethat enebtee members of the audletteeto per:ideate In the spinning of the dial.Unit euelgeo the operator to circulateamong players and give each one thechance to spin the dial. Ho maintainsthe device will do a lot to stimulateplayer batereet In tbs game.

THIS Is one of the many MonteMandell has thought up for bingo opera-tors. Illa Five Star Arm Bingo Bloweris atilt going great guns. he toys. Infact the pace at which he has beengoing finally took Its toll, and he Andto knock off work for a while to mat.

METRO MANUFAATISMINCICOMPA.VYaim in developing some new equipment.The !not reports It is putthig the fin-lahlog touches on a new blower whichIt expects to announce In a few weeks.

PROM Chicago the E -Z OinRo Salveaeon' ua a new players' hood thateliminated need for any counters andmaker It plotable for players to playWane standing. The board La made withgilding panda for numbers. If number16, for Instance, coma up, a touch ofthe finger pudica the 16 out of sightand automatically brings up in Its placea small black spot When bingo la made,a few mart taps on the bottom of theand causes the black *note to disappearand the number,' reappear, and the cordis ready foe the next game. Firm reportsthat operator and players alike are tak-ing to the new corn like ducks to water.

Os* DINO° BUSINESS on page $3)

et. Patocra Day already are placingorders for Muunrocks. Erin go broth, but-tons, Eno flags green snaked, bows. Wa-hl:MD, day plias. and paper carnettorsa.3ifeh who annually work St. Patrick's Dayparades will be using petriotic jewelryItems io rupplemoot Paddy Day numbers.

Two wake later is April 1, and withIt come* the untel largo demand fortrick end joke Items. such as skunkperfume, mystic smoke, salt thicleta.(coming sugar, exploding matchm, dicta -water beer. pepper gum, shooting cigarsand cigarettes, and rubber windy.

?hater falls on April 13 this year,Demand for bunnies, Easter dolls. cuddledolls. chicks. egg dye.. and baskets willsupplement the usual linos workers willall. Hero. too, the patriotic motif isexpected to eased Itself. Miss ArriertesBunny, with flashing electric eyes andred, whit*, and blue dose, Is clitskingbig. It Ss reported. Growing demandfor much patriotic novelties as the navygoat and army mule is expected to beatepped up still more.

In between working items for themspecific dates, the annual drive by pitch -men and direct sellers on the housewivesof the noUon with ouch houte-clestangaids as poi tshee. scratch removecs, no:Wi-ttig eitelts, and moth preventatives, willbe launched In full force.

Belesbeard operators already axe ono-centratleg on Motet deals, with spetiolemphasis on candy and stuffed animals.Candy deals always click at this time.whether they be In the form of a giantmot or a fancy bat. A twist more op-erators aro wing is candy put up in afancy mirrored not. Miniature cedarchests are also going well. Eye-eatchtngboxes suitable for use on jewelry andcottnette boxes are being offered in awide variety of styles grail piatton:ut.

The stuff animal trend, which period-ically goes and comes, U once more onthe comeback trail. In fact, those num-bers showed remarkable life lad yearand have been growing steadtly in de-mand under the stimulus of eome cork-ing good new Items tor the post sixmonths. Newcomers. la addition to thestandard line of testae rabbits anddons, reported clIckleg are the MitaAmerica Bunny and the nary goat andarmy mule.

Moo operators, too, aro planning togito their prize displays a spring touch.Bunnies& and other Easter items aro sureto appear on stands during the next fewweeks. Orente.t activity. however. Stamong operators who aro lining up pleasfor outdoor comm. dome already have

New hewNEW YORK. Feb. lb-Phil Gold -

f orb. member of Goldfarb NoveltyCompany. le en sallies these days. Hejust got back from the winter racingseason In Florida In time Last week totee his wile. Helen, bring In a newwinner at the Doctors' lioapItal. Neweon is doing fine. Mollitr, ditto.

Bingo AttendanceUp in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Feb. 15.-Bingo enthu-siasts here turned out In greater num-bers during January than for any monthIn 1939 and the early months of 1940.a report of Pollee age! Eugene T.Weatherly disclosed.

During the month OM games werestaged, drawing total attendance of301.042 and grata receipts of 1218.181SO.Average net met per person was 54.2cents.

Those figures compared with 200 ;panesattended by 223,700 In January, 1040.and 180 games with 107,719 attendant*in 1039.

Chi Premitun ShowDates Announced

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-The 11th annualNational Premium fOrnoutton has beenwit for the week of April 28 -May 2 in thePalmer Room here. With 80 per centof the display space told the first 10days after dates were officially an-nounced, the Premium Advertising As-soctaUon. sponsor of the chow. expect Itto top ell others In buyer attendance andexhibits.

As usual. the sponsoring organizationwill hold It, convention eoneurmntlywith the exposition. Howard W. Dunk.sonotary. ennouneed. Exhibit space labeing aseigned by A. it. Coffman. exposi-tion manager.

Many bingo and raletimard operatorsand others whose but:moss It Is to micame:tilted:se Items for distribution titprim and gift channels arc expected totake In the show to look over the largenumber of prize and premium Sterns thatare motion,' displayed.

contrected to take over the bingo Mb-Celogort on carnivals. while others Arelining up with churches end other or-swain:atom for outdoor games. Theyare not overlooking the temporal demistto making their present games success.however, and are featuring varioushouse-cleaning Items In addition toEater merchoOdiae and their regularItne-up ox pus numbers.

Atlantic City Set for BiggestConvention Year in

ATLANTIC ern% Feb. 16. - ThisSouthern Now Jersey overt will enjoythe best convention butanes' to a decadethis year. Numerous conanticms al -reedy have signed for 1041. Going backour the years to 1930, no 12 months onrecord show anything near conventionexpectations for this year. With Oc-tober the month to which the conven-tion* actually start, the resort never -thetas began 'haring in the profits asearly as last week. On February 0 theAmerican Association of School Adminis-trators. meeting for Mee days. brought14.000 people to the resort. Eight othercontentions will fill this month'sschedule.

March is fairly well fined with COO.VOI1t1011 groups from widely scatteredpoints. and Mini looms large, with theAmerican Amailattail for Health, Phys.:-

a Decadecal Education, and ReCreatlon 'endingthe procession, arriving April 27, withat least 5,000, and remaining until May 3.

May Is prectlealir a day-by-day book-ing, with Eastern Musha Educators' Con -/cornets with 2.500 people: Federation ofWomen`s Clubs bringing 7.000. and theNational Variety Clubs with over MO.among the bigger ones. June. as It ap-pears On the convention list for 1941.to another record -breaker, the Americanosteopathic Association with 7.300 Inattendance. among the larger gatherings.

Even July. heretofore strictly a sum-mer vacation month with few if anyconvoutkares hso serval big ono; bookedfor Converttkei Ilan the New York Hard-ware Manufacturers' Association. with4.000 people, one of the largest. Someof the biggeet cementtons of the yearare booked for September, fact, fromLabor Day until December 15 the retortwill be entirely filled up.

A Column for OPERATORS D/STRISUTORS of SALE -S-WARDS. SALESCARDS and

TRADE STIMULATORS.

By 9EN SMITH

We've told this one before, but Itsworth repeating. Have you ever heardthe story about the captain who ran aboat along the allsaneippl. Ho had awhittle on the boat to warn others ofhi. approach in foggy Weather. but neverused It. A friend 'inked Min why. "Weil."he odd. "whoa I start the +thistle thisold tub of mine stops." The enginecouldn't move the boat and toot thewhistle at the same time.

Some operators are like that. Theydon't seem to be able to work a dealand plan &head at the mine time. Theygo along all right while the deal It click -Mg, but when It turns sour call a haltuntil a new one comm13I along. Why theseboys watt until the test minute to Marttheir math for another deal we wouldn'tknow, However, we do know they canavoid Cooly Interlude. to meet momby looking around while the old dealIs stIlt going on all four. Right nowoperator+ should be preparing for thespring season. It is only a month or soaway and It's none too early to beginwindow shopping.

Operators are always Interested In get-ting advance Information on new Items.Manufacturers should be Just as anxiousto get the advance Informetton to them.for the ealestmard operator, when holikes an Itera. Can gala for It quick pub.1:0 acceptance and widespread dut.elbo.(ton. Manufacturer* have been able tobreak rests outlets with the tolescaneshelp that they could not crack In anyother way and manufacturers who hamhad that experience wtll work with op-erators at mosey opportunity. Not onlydo they got a good volume of Madamsfrom the operator directly, but thruefforts develop large orders In otherChannels.

We are willing to do our about tospeesduig the word on new melthindueIf the manufacturer will co-operate bydropping tas a line when he has Mow -thing new to offer. Each item Illustratedon a rolescard receive* auto of thefinest publicity obtainable. Arad U.

doesn't coat the manufacturer A sent.

'How otters have you raid to yourselfdidn't I get on to that teem when

It was Wet introduced?" referring to anumber which went over big but whichyou did not pick up until most of thecream had already been token by others.Check back and you may find that heroIs the answer to why you did not muleas much money last year as you hadanticipated.

This Is a fast busload. The aseraPilife of a deal La comparatively short aidmore often that not money must ha madequickly If at all. Operators know thatbut sometinwa many of them fail soapor go ultra -conservative. They'll see anew deal, a new Item. but instead ettakir.g a little flyer to teat its pawn:Ci-ties they'll say. "We're from Miaow:we want to be shown" By the time Ustiarc shown It Is often too late to rakeIn their share of the long green.

We believe that every new deal Pworth a teat U nothing more. micro 15no great game*, Involved In placing afew cards Jun to sea how they'll mote -Maybe the operator who does this willlose a couple of bucks occasionally andhis time. But In testing all possibilitiesthe thanots of iodising out on the MIdeal will be for all practical purposesEdo.

HAPPY LARDING.

February 22, 1911 WHOLESALE MERCHANDISE The 81116oarri 61

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CORRAL(Continued from pope 45)

!Warr: Wild (tide, nrna Welts. Tram -day night. Fritz Becker. Red Doeigherty:Wild Rids, Bud DIX. Friday night, liedDougherty. Elmo Walls, Bud Dix: WildHide, Fritz Becker. Raturday matinee.Bud DIx, Frttr Becker Melvin Harper:Wild Hide. Bud Dix. Saturday night.Elmo Walls, Bob Dumas, Melvin Har-per: Wild Ride. Bud Dlx. buralay Dlatl-rrc, Peitz Becker. Bob Burrows. BedDougherty: atald Ride. Fritz Booker andBud Dix. Sunday night, Fritz Beeler.Bud Dix. Bob Burrow,: Wild Hide, MelvinHarper. Monday nigh:. Elmo Walls,Fritz Booker. Bud Dix: Wild Ride. BobBurrows. Tuesday matinee, Fritz Becker.Rob Burrows: Wild Ride, Bob Burrowsand Melvin Harper. 'Meader night, ElmoWalls, Bob urrows. Bud Wild Ride.Bob Burros*. Wednesday incliner. FimoWalts, Bob Burrow... Bud DIE WildJude, Peitz Becker. Wednesday night.Elmo Walls. Bob Burrows. Bud Dlx: WildRide, Fritz Decker, Finals. Fritz Becker.Kmo Walla, Bud Dix.

Stem Riding-First day (Wednesdaymatinee and night and ThursdAy night).Hank MID& Dtek Griffith, KId Pletcher:Fritz Becker and Gerald Roberta splitfourth. Second day (Friday night andSaturday matinee and night). Dick Grit -nth. Smoke) Snyder. Bob Dies and Tack.Bolton split third and fourth. Tatraday (Sunday matinee slid night andMonday night. and Tuesday matinee).Charlie Colbert, Dick 04/111:11. JimWhiteman, Ken Ifsr)ds, Fourth day(Tuerclay night and Wednesday matineeand night), Jimmie 'Imre: Frank ninonand Smoky Snyder spilt second andthird: Dick Orillith. Hid Fletcher, )]idleCameron split fourth.

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(Wednesday matinee and night andThursday and Prtday nights), HughteLong. Bob Estee; Flue McDaniel and KidFletcher split third and fourth. Secondday (Saturday matinee and night andSunday matinee and night). Smokytkryder. George Palls: Iodic Booth. BobBurrows. and Fritz Truan split third andfourth. Third day (Monday night, Tues.day matinee and night a.nd Wednesdaynight). Smoky Snyder. Casrl DosserDodge Mills and Fritz Truan split thirdand fourth.

Saddle Monk Riding -PUSS day(Wednesday matinee and tight, andThursday and Friday nights). VWSchwarz. Stub Bartlemay, Fritz Truett.and Milt Moe split amend, third. andfourth. Second day (Saturday matineeand night. and Sunday matinee). EddieCurtis, Alvin Gordon: (Norge Yardleyand Bob Walden spilt third and fourth.'rime day (Sunday matinee and night,and Monday night and Tuesday matinee),BM Mean:sato: Jack Wade and GeraldRoberta spilt second and third. Fourthday (Tuesday night and Wednesdaymatinee and night!, Vie Schwarz, 'PommyWilson: Fritz Tenon and Alvin Gordonsmile, third and fourth.

UNDER THE MARQUEE(Contfaucd from page 45)

tiro secretary of the Association of Pro-fessional Ballplayers of Amerini. awehost to members of that cergartinaUonet a big affair In the Blue Room of HotelHayward, Loa Artgelea. Saturday night.February 8. Among sbowfoik attendingwere Bud Avorill and isle orchestra, ThinHawn. Jack Myers, Joe E. Brown, HarryStrtcklar.d. Don Pm:armory, Ivy Over-liolror, Torn O'Brien, Leo Haggerty, StoveHenry, and Mickey Grafts.

CIAPTIONFM 'Orrin Davenport. Ps.mous Man of the Carcus." a half -pagelayout of pictures appeared In the rowsection of The Cleveland Plabs Dealerrettru.ari 9. Group of pilots* IncludedMr. and Mro. Davenport and other mem-bers of hie comedy riding sot as it ap-peared the oeroon of I632 with the Hag-entsackWallece Circus, a photo of himto comedy get-up, when he was with theMagnus -Barnum circuit In 1910, and an-other ahowing him talking with a groupof lady serialists appearing In this year'sAI Meat Grotto Circus.

BOUDOIR(Corstaitord from pope

takes liquor or playa the piano in hismad. triad way, he'll go permanently In-sane. Cora forces hint to remain aa herbutter so that he won't bo aide to blababout her pad.

ateanwhtle. Cora falls madly In lorewith Dr. Enrico Pained . a bogus medicowho In his awe Ume goes around CZ:KA-HL; loving samien to death and abscond-ing with their jewels. Core's ex-husband.butler. Gaylord (but with no !Lrene! at -Lathed) recOgntsta hint and tells Ortanehis new wife. Ho also tells Orate aboutCora. and they decide to leave. But Cora,who's just about to conclude a frightfulacherne to get herself adopted by MAI-cubcra senile old millionaire deter, wantsto hold them In her bitten power. seshe sonde Mane on an errand. and Rend -!Ably presents Gaylord with a piano and abottle of schnapps. The Inevitable hap-pens: et the second act curtain Gaylordis guzzling liquor In tremendous quan-

tities and banging away on an onstagepiano loudly enough to wake the dead-or men the membere of the audience.

In the Duni act (milord la P. astlafac-lardy driveling maniac, and poor Ottancla heart -broken. But when she discover.that Clay:cad's little lapse into perms.mint imbecility was malevolently 5n-enet:1M by Cora. she decides not to warnCora about Faith:D. !neared, Ate helpthe doomed Delilah to rewire a midnightvisit froze the doubtful doctor, and leaveJust before his grasping angers beginencircle Corals swanlike throat. It. Ismuch too late. however. to enable her tocatch up with most of the cuatotnera

You can sae now why reports that M.Deval was serious have to be taken withcaution. His gift for mitre nomenclatureatone should prove that he Ines only kid-ding-tbo1 after seeing Use ;mi.:temente,which he himself directed after the Mea-ner of his own writing. a disturbing bus -ninon massing that maybe the report Istitre.

Mho Twelvetrees playa La Ambershel(there's. it name for you!) with strokesalmost as broad 2. the character. Hervoice Ls coarse and unpleasuit, and_ sincethe play la often almost a monolog byLa Amberthell, the distriSa frequentlybecomes acute. The others are far morelatoned against than sinning, tho amendoffer plot; almost bad enough to matchtheir surroundings. Stoat* COtaworth, asGaylord. on the other hand, is amazinglybet:enable until his thud -act mad acingplows hint under, and Else Argal 1f ced-e:gently pleestult as Coterie. A lass namedJane Donner shows promise in a bit.

As a modern play. Boudoir la pretty rodstun: on Die other hand. It's brilliantly titto take Its place on a double bill with theold-time Mats at the 48th etrgat MuskHall.

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BINGO BUSINESS(Continued from paps 00)

Cast of cards la moderate. firm aisys, andsturdy eonstnaction assures tons life.

A STRONO Increment Is afoot to re.turn bingo to Amesbury, N. J. In spiteef the county ban. elaborates grantedBs:master Joseph Cone and 0ouncileasnltenzy Tenney pen:Melton for a gamefor the national paralysis drive. Townwas literally a hotbed of games untilthe beginning of this year when ChiefJurtace Case. Wing on a presentmentItem grand Puy. banned the games.Churchea In this vicinity, conducting astraw rote on the subject of returr.ingthe gamma. re -port an oserishelming seri-=cut Its tenor of the more.

THE CLEVELAND police and the Stet*Tax Diviseon of Ohio are reported to belaunehing a drive to collect amusementtens from churches and welfare organ -nations who employ promoters to operatetense genies. Under State law, bingoeartfts are entsamted from payment ofamusement tax only when they are op -crated by their sponsors or when thepromoter Is hired on a eatery Inatcuci ofa percentage bests.

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PCSA(Continued /toes page Se)

held He regular meeting at 2 pan., whenall by-law changes were made and sub -:silted foe approval. Body approved thecrouton to Woke duos become payableSeptember I. with the deadline NovemberIS, Board also ottabllabol etetenteetenets foe future eloctIona. Dula renninthe same, and when new by -taw booksreturn from the preen they win bemailed to all members. Meeting broughtin a few members who have been absent:a stteeah weeks Deeauae of k scutI.V.ere. Among them were Edith Bullock.'Terve (Mediae, Mateo Stephan, RubyEneendall. Lee Strum, end rerunscnaord.

Mora Bagby reported that Leone Baresla recovering end that Clara Zeiger hasbeen ill since returning to New Mexicoquarters. Letters were nod nom theLadles' Auxiliary. 81mo/den's. League ofAmerica: Beath Walpert. and Hazel Red -Mind. Amelia Reds wee on band for

sod Well Kenmore. Edith Bullock is recruit to the pinochle game. BabeMuse. Dinh Bullock. Allerlta Poster, andkale Loomis spent the week -end In themountains ae grunts Of Peggy Foretell.

Secretary Vivian Horton continues toGI a good job In that office. Amongthou' wbo reported the meeting would beiaeir last until fall were Marto LermaRow Clark. Nina Rodger* Babe Miller.°mein Kanthe, Marge Stephens. FernCheney. Lillian Etsman. Yehel Krug.EOM linnmom. and Lucille King. Afteradjournment games and card, werere,vd.

NSA(Continued Irmo poet 33)

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Other conteetante who hare not playedLay gatme es yet are Ben Welts*. Milton!offer. James Dayenport Cottle Faber,Cone Hamill, Matthew Riley. Harry Kap-lan. Sant Millen Merit TOW% Art Lewis,acrd Mee Linderman. Member* micas Mil-ton $04Sr, who has newel it contractwith Markepp Company of Cincinnati ascar.aaer of the office there.

Stet bde,y congratulations to Jock Pearl,Yes Priedmen. Chariot Johnson, Feb -h=?' 11): Byron Goth, 20: Hugh Mo.Kenna. 21: Jack Oxen, G. W. Christy,Iktert While Jr.. 12: Prank Sullivan.Hip Rays56,66, Orwreld Lenrech, WilitamHarvey Hester. 24: William Burke, ZS.

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fora few days and that she will extendher Southern visit a few weeks. MaterPearl Meyers Is leaning for Miami, whereher sister is dangerously ill. Stater AgnesBurke writers from Richmond. Calif.. thatthe la enjoying the mild winter out therewith the exception of a cage of influenza,from which she has recovered. She addsthat the will not return until the WWIpart of Month. With ro many of themembers enewbere. the clubroom is allbut deserted. However, many will re-turn in time AO attend our next meetingon )bruary 26. which will be a sortedwith a abort business mason. SistaIrene Greene, chairman of the erstertalnment committee. with her asacclate1 willbe the hosteeme of the evening. Belatedcongratulecions were extended by mem-bers to Meter Hilda Vincent on the ad.vent of e -Bundle Prom Holten- recently.

POPSY(Continued feces pope 17)

nose as red u an ispopkeitte larecracker.Dismal as he may be, however, he doeserne to detract attention from the play,and In the Fang aeons that stretch from8S0 to 10:50 you begin to like him andeven to sympaththe with him. After all,he has to stay thru Popay every night

The play -.4n AinfraleAll comedy. Mr.lierendeen calla tt-1 the sort of thingay used to suffer in the days When shoe-strings and two.for-ones very otter, ledto Menne sales, and pieces like Tommyand Skidding sometimos ran for months.The theater may be on the Verge offinancial canape*, but there's comfortin the thought that now an opus likeReply te pretty sure to disappear almostlantantaneoualy. It has nothing torecommend It. le/myth:rig about It isflimsy, drab, anti cheep.

It tells of Peofessor Henry Tibbs. aboutto realize a lifelong dream and go withhis wife to a South Bee, eland. now thathis youngest daughter to about to marry.But he is prevented when his other two(taught= descend on biro Just beforethe wedding and his youngest breakswith her young man. One marrieddaughter has left her husband becausehe conducts smelly chemical expert.aunts In the cellar: the wend has lefther husband because they want a babyand ohs doesn't seem able to provideone. end the youngest has broken Withher lad bemuse they want differentcolors of wallpaper In the bedroom.

I om that point It's easy to see thatthe youngest will make up again easilyenough, that the eldest will moles wire from her husband saying that hisexperiments, have landed him a lovelyyob to South America. and that tbo otherwill be suddenly afflicted with an acutecase of coming child, In titles latter re-spect, the utter Innocence of Mr. Remo -then and its characters berme astound-ing; the little stranger's fluttering wing&are discovered only when Its incipientmother fait to and s doctor examines her-offstage. I hasten to add.

The only point of Interest, really, liesIn Mr. Iterendeen'a frantic efforta to keepon writing until he has enough copy tofill a last act, despite the fact that hisptay has already long since ended. Thielhe doer by such devices as having tbocoming father arrive with an armful ofMeehan bats and football helmets forthe baby. and by the quaint process ofputting lila exposition In his third asWell no his first act. For loot minute*the characters sit around telling eachother about things the audience hasalready seem happen. In this way thecustomers can make no possible mistakeas to bow ridiculous theses things reallyare.

Everything hi obvious. hackneyed. anddull, with no hinny lines whs....swim. nowit or even competence lo the writing,and no altuatIons that roach above thelevel of the aetventuna In en unsuoceas-hit comic strip. Rowland O. Edwardshas directed In A way that cannot becalled stork only became, tf tt were,stock direction wmati have mean forlibel charges. And the cast (With theexception of Edith Kling, who does a gal-lant end excellent work SA the mother)divides Its effort. sharply Into two Cate-erortte-vaucleville performing and per-forming that Is even wore,. In the for-mer eine Is At Sheen. who la still a de-lightful personality, but wbo enacts aProfessor by Wigging. pimping around.appearing in long underwear, and takingthe whole thing as the It were a bur -toque Alt (which It very wen Wentbet. The othera tinder Mr. Moraedn'ministering bend, are pretty much Of aplops-Um some mention should be madeof the *mom scored by Herbert Evers.the pivenlle Hi. blue shoos MIURA' thsonly ripple of audience 110.42t5t duringthe evening.

OUT OF 'IIIE FRYING PAN(Continued from pope 17)

in the ease of a couple of the kids WildIsaac gotten themselves secretly maracaand now expect a baby, They an livechiefly on the allowance of Dottie, whosefather Is a Boston politician, sad they've

their apartment because the onebeneath Is *coupled by Me. Kenny. thegreat producer.

Trouble enters In the form of Muriel. aprurient Boston babe of Watch and WardSociety Ilk_ who contra to roe Dottie andleaves to toll Bottle's father about theawful crmanzont In the home of Theems.The Banter efforts of the other kids tokeep Dottie with tam-bottle Is almostas weak-minded as her father, but in amuch nicer way-and their even morefrantic efforts IA get Mr. Kenny to listento a run -thew of Ms latest Broadway tut,which they're rehearsed in private, makeup the body of the play, They eventuallyget Mr. Kenny to Pee their show by fixingit ao that the local gendarmes bold himhe the room, and Dottie florally defier. herfather and 1.154QUOCOn that sten going tomarry Medan. who le leader of the groupdespite his Minn.:stoned advocacy of thetitanidaraley Method. As for Mr. Kenny.be gets into a right with Bottle's father,who mauls that belt going to blacklistthe play In Boabati-and the resultantpublicity Justifies sending out a roadcompany. peopled by the six embattledkids. The coming child, In case you'rewondering. has just started on It. Journeyfrom Never-Neverband.

That', just the bare outline. You'llhave to take a trip to the Windsor (youwon't regret al to get the horrendousdetails of bow Muriel, the Dorian babe.Impersonates an unwilling corpse; of howMrs. Garnet, the landlady, acts es ex-tempore mitto of the play: of bow theStanialaraky Method gets the yOungatersout of tient places (It's nice to knowthat it's gcod for somettang): and Of anmanner of other blood -curdling and be-guiling InCtelentS. The piece la warm andrichly human-and It's a enema frombeginning to end.

Of course there ere detects, but they'reImportant only because the MC Of thepiece Is so good that you want It to beperfect. The wend act, for !menace. tohated almost entirely on the run-thrufor Mr. Kenny, and keeps repeating It-self with rarlationa until It almostthreatens to become Wring; and the cur-tain lines aren't nearly effeethe enoughto hold up the hilarity of the play as awhole. But those are things that areoverlooked In the general enloyment.

It may be argued that the play Is toomuch of and for show business to reachthe general public, but this corner doubtsit. The full flavor of the sidasyripes atthe bianislavaky (or afthe-Lake-a-Tea-cup) Method may be lost on the public,at large; so may such magnincent Cracksas the one In answer to "Theme' nothingwrong with the Group Theater"-the an -ewer being, 'Nothing that Abbott couldn'tfix." But In general, 'suspect. the publicwill like the -Inside' pieture sirnost asmuch isis It snit like the prevailing hilar-ity. That Is, tf Out of the ',ping po,,can hold on !mar enough to cash in onIts word-of.moutti praioe.

Alfred Drake, previously known as thebest Toting Unger on Broadway, play,Norman. leader of the group, and peeves

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that his acting I. ea One as his singing,It's a beautiful performance. cashing toon eeerything offered by the author andcreating countless' nualmenta of ite own.Similarly excellent are the other lire ens -battled yOtangsten--Seilwyn Myers. auextremely promising Juvenile, NancyDouglass, William W. Terry. Louise Snyderfen extraordinerily pretty lanai. DadBarbara Bel Oedsice, daughter of Nor.men. Young Miss Geddes' babyecoordInterpretation la pretty hard to take atDrat. but you end by liking tier im-mensely. Alto scoring heavily are MabelPaige, as the merteloualy Innocent bit.dame of a landlady, And Reyneld Evans,as Mr. Kenny. And walking off with aterrific hunk of personal acclaim IsFlorence atacMichael. who plays MulletMiss Macallehael does one of the funniestbarle.squea I can remember seeing.

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ItRitY TN1 ',SHAM SZE: Iterodom anddcatressions we tested ht' aped iwnessias."

HARRY MAIMS . . .

Is in the blontenore Hospital, Bronx,N. 'T,. and says he may have to undergoan 0Poration for cancer of the stomach.He advises all who are inclined to over.eat to he careful. lest they wind up ashe has.

HARRY WORTHYIs working hones and blade* In Atlantato fair business. and anis he worksnelghbOehoOd theatere on week ends.

RCM LORD ...while In Cincinnati recently. met Do.'Mlick with herb. in NelsnerS dime store.Pied Loi now In Hollywood. 71s.

IT WON'T RI less row earn let pitchnes.Mi. the blueish/I. 'Au we. two 11.41.x.

. .PROF. RILL KAYEwinds a resume of his recent dolors:-A:ter playing to bloomers eith world'sFoie NIghlrghte In Cleveland and Detroit,I decided to stay in these 1201t11 for awhsle. January 11-19I played the PoilthWar Relief Show at Convention mot,Detroit. Shure then I have been doingmuch better. Prom January 30 thruFebruary I I worked nandwrtung analy-

Selec(ive ServiceMail

In the Carnival Department of GU.latand appear the namta of thou hatlog Selective Service mall to theCanova offices of The Stilboord. ThLohat to publiahed In addition to thename. which are set In smelts! MItentIn the regular Letter List

.1. In Helton'', department store. Sag -thaw. Welt. Currently t am appeanngnightly at Counies Cafe, Detroit. I amscheduled to play my first thuter InDrtrott at the Majestic. If the Itatf laokeb. other theaters In the State willfollow. I would Ilk* to are pipe. fromDoo Friedman. Starry LtrUssella and EdReicker."

SEYSIORE JACOBS .

recently blew into Philadelphia fromNorfolk. Va. Ito say, to stay out of theSouth.

WHO OF YOU hare brew workIng theanew tamps stattetted therout the nether

K. R. . .

en route to nit Lauderdale. Pia.. scribesfrom Hollywood. Y1a., that he will worketa shell breeches at the tate in PortLauderdale, He bays he has been work-Ing that Item around Mends to goodtakes. Ito recently saw Monis Kahntrodleaving for parts unknown.

JACKIE ANDREWSand his boys were spotted workitig theGrotto Mena in Cleveland hut week.Doc Florrester's pitch 'tore Ls pockingthem In on Prospect Street. Cleveland.according to 131 Radeley.

TIN WAY re tenter the task divides& Isto go tut and make It happen. not WI tell110und waltlnl for mtnettetnet to Moots,

PITCH EXPONENTS .

George Watson and 0. V. Pilch° are re-ported to be doing better than averagebusiness In Columbus. O.

SONE or THE BOYS . . .

would like to know If Smiley Porker.vet glass cutter and peeler worker. isstill getting the geedus In San Antonio.Tex.: if D. Harry Bell to etill out Minne-apolis way with embus Cleaner: IfDoug anti Lola Cowden are playingSouthern Georgia title whiter with theirwonder can If Wanda Rosman Is stilldemonstrating cleaner, and If GeorgeMeeks Is selling the Gyro corn medicine?

TRIPOD OPINING): "Many a ItIlow whotantInually walls 0011 Ike sun shines on bathOdes of Ike fent. °Mimes find. hImiellcrowded under the terra"

EDDIE JENSENafter a ouccessful stand In Palactoe. Texwith his Jewelry layout, left recently forthe Houston Pat 13100k Show and Ix-poottion,

WHATEVER BECAMEof Eddie (Shifty)4Awla, Charlie Halligan,Lou Slegman, Grace Onilogsr. J. A.llother. Larry Clark. Leo Itutin. JackHeller. W. K. Knox. Hell McBride, HarryLogan. Tate McAlister. Jack Murray. DoePerry. L. P. West. Jack Roach. Dr. JoeSteel, Charles Blankenship, E. 0 Peter*.and Ham Jones? What are they doingand where are they working?.

ACCORDING to sae trewbet of tommunka.lions teethed from drmanshatees, there mintge very taw 1 thou working Indoor thiswinter.

HERB DEMONSTRATOR.Jack Ryon continue. to work to all0Ce33-tn1 turns a/ Nrwberry'a. Cincinnati.

STILL 00INO filltONOwith tilt name-on-a-respelsell broochesIn Selena's, CincinnatiLs Prank A. Whyte.

SIR EDWARDS .astrologer. pipes that ho has had fournice weeks with the Neither chain storesIn Chicago and La booked for five moreweeks with another choir..

THIRIS 101.41 cemsolation In the fact thatictbnury Is a short month. Wasik, sestralttine, the boys and Oh will bo out andratting If mod.

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BABE SHERWIN PLAYERS ..ore building bigger and better outfitat their winter quarter. in Cushing.Okla., and will open early next spring.tells Harry II. Kincheloe. Ha report*

that money Is ptentUtil in the SouthwestAnd boys say ules are picking up. TomMcNeely Inalted In Oklahoma On hie wayhome to Pueblo, and was lookingproeperotia. according to Kincheloe.

HURL WEBSTER ...has been having Dome good paasont.,,working drug store window, in ModernTessa. He went Into Muskogee, Okla,recently to work window, with Mar.oVol.

140W MANY of the Pan. P4110. bull Mhospecially sratkirs arts smiting the smell) In-door Petals fhb 'Matta Why not tell OraAM about It?

.DOCVICTOR L. LUND

and L. Chapman are wintering in Joplin,nuking hoick days out of there.

JACK ZIMMERMAN ...on pcolcra. and Gene Maynard. polish.are in StrewbrIdgen In Philadelphia.

BIN °ARDEN....and Red Noble have been In the H. I.Green store, Philadelphia. with oil atefoot ease. reports Jack Roll, who la work.Lug rad in W. T. Grant's More there to

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trod takes. Bell says Noble as tharingtoe a three-week vacation In Florida.

Ls the beat in years, bays Dell. PeltKraft and George Thurman aro asked topipe tn.

WHO WAS IT w4c.' one* midi "I've turnell many mom rake time 1 twit

twang about tge other ma ea bruins. andmr sand is my ewa.-

WOND77t HOW MANY0; the hays and girls will come out with,..t old-time pep when the winter haspaaol.

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MERCIFIANDISE.PIPES.GEIVERAL OUTDOOR Thr Billboard 65

Tel Worths just arrived In Houston,yes., where he met Doc Bell. Little DocBoonton. and Pat Dana. . . Bob Nodand Ina show were In Nocatee, Wls. Rooter7:eluded Bob. juggling; Mrs. Noel. car-tooning and asting In acts: A. P.whitey Johnson. oil.. . . Oils Loctboysod Nick Hay were with the D. D. Lock -boy med opry in the sticks of loweryouth Carolina. getting fair biz. DoeKg Kerr visited the show at Hampton.

Clay and Georg* Petereon had beenpre Duluth. Minn,. two weeks with oos.genes They had with them Helenfind and Prances Andricen. Biz wasgood.... Earl Bryan and wife had juststrived In Tifton. Oa. from a vacationin Florida. They saw Davey Jones.onettles. at Clearwater Bosch. Pta. AllSkalds towns were open and there were;Only of rod ones....Stookey Barrierand wife were hibentattrig In Omaha.Feb. after many months behind the corkda the King David Mho elbow. . . .Sot -Shot Austin was back In TexasStec two weeks In Louisiana. . .Arthur Engel was demonstrating tugdeicer In a Pensacola. Pia store to goodbarinme. The town wad closed. antrasty store work permitted. . . . Docgwerge M. Peed end Henry La Vette and*if. wore %seeking A erialn store InWileding, W. Va. Henry was workingTi stones and rings, and his wife,=ending paste.... old Bill Mlle found&awned. Okla very bad, with IndiatA1,D3 on workers comprising OD per centrif the tips . .. D. P. (Hoot) alcParlendits yelling liarne..a at auctton sales InWaterloo. Ia. to good bla. Weather hadion below ner.o for a month ThingsWrit tough in West Texas. anti Doe 14.Y. rate was doing reedy In Waco.Dec D. A. Swan and wife were Iii Leland,

. Still working blade. and*Itches in Birmingham. Ala. was H. L,Cnumpton. Ho had just returned froma jaunt Shell Tennessee. South Carolina.and Correia. Torre was a small readerb Chattanooga. Tenn: Knoxville wandosed, and Deleted. Va.. and Freintrilt an. were free on your o. m. .that's all.

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WILLIAM A. V/OODBURY, Inc.220 5TH AVENUE NEW YORK. N. Y.Not Connected With Iohn H. Woodbury, Inc.. Nor the Farmer FerganaCompany. Makers of "Woodbury Facial Soap" and Other To.fot Prepara-Nona Sold Under the Name "Woodbury's" co "Woodbury."

n ents at quarter. in Provo. Utah. . .

r. nod Mrs. Monroe Eisszasuus havesigned with White City Shows again....

fair mertIngs In Montana. Idaho. Wash- Mr. - end Mrs Arley Risiner. owners ofmitten, and Oregon. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Rienm Ornate: Shown, are nun tn_ Qum.Harry Sucker left for visit In Texas tem ot Meal. AM. The :drift Nelaisnabefore rejoining Monte Young Show'. has* Aignrd with Ciseit's Ores": abc.".

Mr. and Mrs Leon Whitney will have - Anna Paul Is doing well with hertheir eonecoalons with Bowen's Joyland modiste slop In the South BroadwayShow. again. . . . Secretary Leo Leos of district.

Framer, 17.27 the Weet Coast Amusement Ckonpany Ls Mr. and Mr,. Frank Caateel, afterMlit.-Tucson. Livestock Shea. fridusuld back in quarters preparing for shows' brief visit. returnee to their borne InPair es Zama M.D. Paul &rumen is slowly re- Chandler. Ariz- . . . Mrs. Hort Campbellearn-cleverdaie, CW11.4 Fate. 2143- oPening. 00xtr.-.ie.m Hates. 31.23, covering from a lengthy thrifts at Ms has taken an apartment on BerandoMA -Area pork. shier:cal pAz.,AL. 1g-77. home In Phoenix. Aril....Mx. and Mrs. Street and will not troupe this Ad0B011.

6tedfaot. Dc dots PWA.41, is.n. Monte Young. °smile of shows beating . . . Delbert 0, McCarty le with a radioPashatn. Arbor Day 0.4.1nAt500. 22 them name. it snaking many improve. organicatIon Tn Marahnold. BettyBow. Washinatesa a Binhdey Cerebra.Deo. 21,

hekserana. Staudt bras .t Jamboree, T2.nosuree. Lolernallonal Rodeo. 11-23sneer Path. Ronne Conese Founder..

DAT. 31.Taeltm. Ilene Snow, 2143.Tempi. Nat banal 121312 Slum, Ibt2.11.

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were Mabel° Crafts, Mario LeFors, Mar-jo:ye Steffens. Fhtello Hanscom. RaeClark. Betty Coe, Nina Rodgers. MorinArthur. rem Cheney, Mary Taylor, max,Miller. Edith LenrYter, $10 Dyer, Char-lotte and Katherine Warren, Vielan Gor-man; Nell giv. Ethel King. thew Walsh.Mapgaret PATID47. Betty Witrein. JennieHairlines, Florence Webber. Nellie Bowen.Ines Alton, Alice Wrighternan. MinnieFisher. Lucille Ring, Illeasom Tipton.Ruby Morgan, Martha Levine, Rre Rock-well. and Cora OTSCITCO. Margaret Soder-berg le still auClerlag from a long Mesonand also under the weather are LeoneBasle. Margaret Balcorn. and Betty Oce.

.. Doc Cunningham is preparing his cir-rus acts for the road, as are Mr. andmre. Jack Schaller.... Mr. and Mn. BenWallace hare signed their Animal Showwith Arthur* Mighty American Shows.

. Swett W. Coo returned from the

The Cincinnati ol-ives of The Billboardhere on Me thousandaof biographies of mem-bers of the amusementprofession arid anted

fields. Not a week parses that thisbiographical file is not drawn uponfor data of people who hare passedon. If you are not represented inthis ale please send to The BillboredBiographical Meer. 23.27 Opera

Piece. Cincinnati. 0. the followingdata about yourself;

Name; age, plate and date of birth:home address: number of years Inamusement Mainers, or If

Ric9ftaptties

field so stets; date ofer.trring It and Heel

.--.1,:..101.1 and eapaC-

itr ether connectionsand capacities and

length of each con-nection to date (mention ream ifPoestblet: married or single: tt mar-ried, give wife's name said state Ifthe la active Ire amusement busthete,If married provioualy, ova name*.data, etc.: names and ages of chil-dren If any; names and addresses ofparents: names of fraternal andbusiness orgatimations you belong to:date of furnishing data and yoursignature.

Corey. daughter of Mt. and Mrs. TedCorey. awns of the White City Shows,is attending school in Prescott. Ariz....Max Kaplan has Ala comes/dons at WhiteCity Shows' quarters In Phoenix. . .Mr. and Mrs. Red Cerarrell are residingIn Sacramento. Calif.. _ Para Rockwellhas her string of oonmosions at her homeIn Compton. Calif arid will be with Star.fan's Superior Shows again.

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66 The Billboard GENERAL OUTDOOR February 22, 19.81

Leonard Traube's Hartmann's

Out in the OpenNEW YORK

Florida State Fair(Continued)

FICYCZO up on the run . . . We leftTampa wondering why Do one has

macked that It should be called theTam -Pa Mender Pair.... Probably be-cause It's a bad pun on the remise P. T(Pa) Striedee. . . . Whtch brings us towondering about those Initials P. T. , .

U they don't stand for Mutes Taylor,they :should. . . . Because this mons asbowmen. . . And anyone who hasboard "Let's Make a Deal" Serie(ler talkknows why. . . . Everyone who know*Max Goodman wail saddened over thedeath of his mother. She lived to theproverbial ripe age of 87. long enough tosee lire son rise from nowhere to becomeode of the leading carnival owners In thecountry, and with a reputation for hon.tat Meilen that will be his greenest Merit.age. anottrnan was one of hundred*of showrolk who Malted the greatesteconvention" fair of them

o malt area we could single out JohnMaxim. Oscar Buck. Lawrence Phillips.Omar Bloom. Prank Conklin, RalphLockett, John Windier. Berths (Gyp)IdeDaniels. Jimmy Strome. and IteddtePhillips. . . . If you looked furtherr youcould find awn cutters up of jackpotsas Art and Charles Lewis, Max Linder.man. Jack 011bert, T. W. (Slim) Kelly.Bob Edwards. Jerry Kohn. Bernie Men-delson. Howard Ramsey. Ruben andAnnie Oruberg, Carl Inuther. Marge Cne-

fiue Campbell. Joe Redding. and SanePron.

They came from the amusement parks,too... . Harry Batt. the "pontch" boyfrom New Ornstein with the wife. . .

Jack Rosenthal, of Pallsaden whopeened In from Miami And announcedthat a deal had been made which bringsthe new Sky -Rider to the New Jerseyspot on a percentage bans. Rosenthal washeavy Ira confab with Curtis Velar*, ofRoyal American Snows, who is proud ofthe double revolving Ferris Wheel typeOf ride. . . . And he should be becauseIt's one of the pastels% sights on anymidway.. . . That was Bob Parker, Ofthe Watereade featuring Tonle Mayer sdisappearing ballet, explaining that themum of bubbles employed In the bubbledance is honest-to-Modnefa genuine.But it's funny that It Cooke phony. Well,many real things have a way of lookingartificial.

Ralph Ilenklimen arrived from busOrange City Hotel with the announce -Mont that he had played host to a flockOf fair °Metals. . . . Including DaveWItoover. Paul Moore, it. Wiliam., andDr. It C. Hoene of South CIO:dine MotePair. Columbia. . . . Harry Carrell. CarlMorkeentite. Bruce enneciman. andCheerio Senedman. of Mcomeburg (Pa IPair.. . Mayor E. D. Allen. Plonliagton

.1.) Mtn. . . . Howard Mr.groseter.Ed &bon, and Charles Yocum. of Allen-town (Pa.) Pair. . . And CharlesSsoyer and E. M. Raider, of Reading(Pie) Pan. Meet of them came in foeTampa's Gaspe:Ma Day, the land andwater fete, which compares with the beet.

Other delegations from the fair Or -Milt% Mansard Lee Warner and DougBaldwin, Minnesota State Pair. . . .

Baldwin being the man who doubles atthe Alabama Fazio Pan as secretary.. .

Also mark down Charlie Soennia., VirginiaState Pan. . . . DIII Heroes, LouisianaSlate lair, . . . Charlie Green. MissouriState Pair.. . . And someone had theynew Doe Dorton. of Raleigh. Shelby. andCharlotte. N. C.. . . Also on hand wasKin Hinman. Bangor (Mel Pair.. . . Inone group we noted Herb Schmeck. thePhIlly toborra. niet. . . Charlie Paige.the ride builder. . Ray Lune. ofLiaise devices. . . . There go Max ant -berg Bob Lee Sony Solomon. Mrs.George Harold. Ethel Grope Demme Pink.Midge Cohen. (brie Haentel. Edna Lamers,and Mee Roland nutter with Evelyn. thebashful pal from Vassar.. . . The Mee-ty-go-roUnelery watileine lama been com-plete ',Whom the familiar and ever wel-come figure* of Musette (Cbewvrt Goseand Sam (EOM Liberty Shorn) Solomon.

At Sarasota. winter quarters Of Ring-ling-Darroure We got a gorgeous clone'tip of Clargantua, hotbed beyond thereenel of etbaothera to one of the bigtheft. The "we" omens Pat Purcell. ofLynch's Death Dodgers, and Chuck

Burke. the Detroit radio specialist . .Press Agent Prank Snider, took us intee a Moe inspection nod the gorillaseems to have put on a lot of weight,which metro it look more forbiddingthan ever. Deck Kraemer. the trainer.was asked lf Gamy recomines him at allMena "Yen but It doesn't mean any-thing." he mid. Kremer showed a heav-ily bandaged ledt arm to prove it. A newelate -enclosed cage has been built totake care of a new occupant. OergeW-bride." and all hernia were readying toethe trip to Cuba to bring the lucky (7)"girl" to the States.

Publicity Director Roland Butler wasin a huddle with Arthur Hopper on plansfor the coming mason. We found RuddyNorth In a emelt mood to talk shop. Ifesaid that Al Butler. *unreeling agentfor many mare has been replaced by EdKelly. A little later John Singling Northcame In with At Waldo and, altho some-one said they spotted George W. Smith.he must here come In and out of theoffice in a hurry as wo didn't get to Deehim to my hello. A day or two laterJohn North and Waldo came to Tempe tosee Prank Wirth's Solute to Freedomand renew acquaintances with Prankand May Wirth and other troupers.. .

Mom what we saw of Alfred Court'swild animals In training. better be pee -pared for one of the greatest exhibitionsto Oda line that bra ever been presentedin this or any other country.

Back In Tampa we ran into Ed (Pop)Dailey. Merle Evans. Dew Stwen. and 11131

Pther and their losing ones... . JuliusCahn. of Luxemburg, Wise who permit-ted us the rare privilege of ea:opting letslimburger cheese with punmerntekel....Mrs. Herman Danny, of B.sntly'a Shows.accoenpanted by her mother, Mrs. SereCopplitg, widow of !terry. and MilnerCedric (lkd) Miner, general agent- JImline and Minnie Lynch. who took usfor a ride In their Death Dodgers boatfoe the Gasparini' invasion, a esterJourney pleasant In every tingle parse.uhr. followed by the traditional paradeof floats before the grandstand . . . Oh,yea. Marie Stoker and her daughter,Leone, were there. We don't suppose thefair would be the same without Marieand Leone. of Davenport, la.

12roadcast(Continued from page 35)

engaged in at motion picture theatere.vaudeville or legitimate stage theater*.opera houeres. and amusement make forwhich the appropriate permit has beenpreviously leaved by the State flre momthee" etc.

Section 2 says: "That the operationsand ante:prime of fly-by-night and othertransient providers. or promoters of so.called amusement and entertainmententerprises or services In many Instanceshave caused injuries, &image*, and lamesto the peopto of tills State and to theseveral communities thereof without thepoesibility of peeper recourse to a re-sponsible peeson, firm, corporation, orInsurance canner foe the correction ofsuch injuries or the recovery of suchlooses or darmines, and, often. such mi-te:prime or services are conducted with-out payment of requiette license fees.and Steen transient amusement and en-tertainment providers very often designto, and do. avoid the payment of taxeswhich by law are required to be paid onproperty and income."

1'Section 3 hits all kinds of transient

shows In those words: "When entertain-ment or amusement enterprises or serv-ices are not actually and with bona fideIntention to be conducted for at leasteight motile consecutively. and. In addi-tion, the person, firm, or corporationwho or which Is to engage In or ooseeneetor operate or service or supply the woreor any of these or any part of any ofthem la not the owner in fee of thepremises in or at which such enterpriseor service will be staged or houses,. andhas not been the actual and bans tideowner of the fee simple title of suchpre:Meta foe at 10/31 10 days prior tothe date on which such enterprise orservice la to cerninenem or alternativelyto the osnerehlp to fee, when such per.son., firm, or corporatist is not actuallyobligated by a bona fide written leaseto the prenthea actually requiring thepayment of rent foe at least one year ofat least 385 consecutive days for thepremises in or at which (with bolts fineIntention for at least eight months' cob-sectstive operation) such enterprise or

Nat Green's

The CrossroadsCHICAGO

A TATTLE: A chilling wiled blewPAMPATemps nay lest Moeda,' (10)

n.s the glamorous pirate ship Jose Gaspar,flying the then and crossbeam andloaded to the gunwales with blood-thirsty buccaneers, sailed Into the city toMake" tt without resistance. But thehearties aboard with admirable foresightbed forth:ed. themselves with the tradi-tional bottlefs) of rum. and neither windnor weather bothered them In the least.All outdoor obowdom was on hand toact the °minutia Day festerliten

As a meeting plate for lamed= andtandem there's no place like the TampaPan. Every afternoon the entrance toPerm' Hoffrnan'a emokhouer looked likethe Magic Carpet of the Hetet ShermanIn CM diming oonvention week. Andeverywhere one turned In the TampaInrraeo lobby there were showmen.Ferny posted a sign outside his eatingplace: "Wolcorne. Convention Kibitzers."

Manager P. T. Meitner and JimMalone. his efSeleot publicity director,conducted a oribanuous reception foevtlitces. especially during the secondweek of the fair. An idea of the cosmo-politan gathering may be gleaned fromthose mentioned by met Out In the Openconfrere. Len Traube, who beat us tothe fair by 'emeriti days. S. T. Jessup,Of 0. EL Tent A: Awning Company. wasOn hand and making good 1160 of theswell movie canters presented to bins bythe National Canine Geode Associationaa a token of appreciation of hishandling of the oreautration'a meet-dency. . . . Bill Comity, who had spentseven weeks In Mame Mopped off forthe big dam before imving for CM....Nate Eagle still toying with Hie amble

non to be the best deemed man In out-door allow but and confident hell win.. . With Charlie Cie u around every-one was well supplied with teenier,. .

We were honored to be able to providen place for SLA pees Prank R. Conklinto park for a day until hank Winchellused Me magic and grabbed a room forhim out of nowhere. Winebell is nowIn Ins With year with the Corner hotelsAnd Is a real friend of ahowfolks.

An Interested visitor At the fair wasDave Gideon, publisher of A String Ofnewspapers in Huntington, W. Va. Davelikes people. has an inquiring :Mod, andgets a tremendous kick out of life. Akiddie ride on the Maya! American mid-way Intrigued him Immensely and itwouldn't be surprising If he conned E 0.Via, of Camden Park, Into Installing oneof the rides. Dare also got at least astart on s tiberel education in comet -aloes. Accompanying Mtn on an ex-tended Mtn of Florida was his brother.Will Gideon. Baltimore banker.

With the Gideon. (reminds tie Of thehotel Bibles and we keep wanting to call'ern Deecon) we made a pleasant trip toSarasota for a brief look'tn an the Ming-ling quarters. Inund the press depart-ment, In the pereons of Roland Butlerand Prank Emden, hard at work. ArthurHopper. outdoor advertising manager.also was 0,1 the job, chipper as u.suel.and George Seattle. manager of the elsow.was a:immersing work around the quar-ters. We happened In nut as the newalmeonelitioned mite which Is to be thehome of Tato was being loaded on a Ann-ear for shipment to Havana to bringbock Garmtntua's bride. Prank Braden

CINCINNATI .0

service Is to be put on. conducted. ex.hibleed. Mogen. or housed which suchtense has been filed with and rewordedIn the office of the recorder of the re-spective county." In this section alsoappears the following clause: It shallbe unlawful, unless exempted heretoto engage In any enterprise or **-.viedwithout prior compliance with this. act,Mid term 'enterprise Or service' includeaany and every enterprise or service are]constituent thereof and the prelinthrortesthereof "Wets V designed for or winchran be deemed to be entertainment ccamusement."

The main intent Of the bill la to shutout traveling theory by nuking them fenbonds to guarantee payment of all billscontracted, eta Pines aro "not lea than$100 or mote then 63.000 for emit of.tense, or be Imprisoned for any periodnot exceeding one rear, or both. Eachday of ouch violation Is a separate of.fens*,

As In the east bill, the term "fly.by.night" is used In the new one upper -only to win It better auppoct. but Mereis no distinction made between the fly.by -night (the Irrespotuible) and the N-epenthe:0 transient show operator orpromoter. Where is there justice In this7

And. the, why Is the new Mil, thesame as the one withdrawn, thicetnaina-tory-why emos It apply only to tramlineshow* and promoters when fly-by-nightscan be found in all blew of business:sr

Mirthermore, to use the worth of theshowman whom we quoted last week"Why not the wholesale grocers get to.gether and bare a LAW passed that allwho are newcomers to A town to opmrestaurants must provide a bond thatthey pay their Mlle? Why use the Stateto force people to pay Ispr

+P. S.-Since the above wee written, we

Mooted that the new bill was referredto the committee on Judiciary B. anethat this committee reported it tack tothe Howie with the recomroenclatiosthat It be amended to exempt circuses,the subsection covering thla to mod:"Amusements which are commonlyknown as encases which have aratlannwithin the State of Indiona a substantialpart of Ita property or money for thesatisfaction of any judgment whichmight be procured against ranch circusor the operators or the mementothereof."

Here again discrimloation la shown.What about is Hoosier who may own acarnival and have plenty of real Catt.LCin the State, would he not have to memunder the law because ho does net own

circus?

went along to bring "Mrs. Omgantua tarGreet" back to Sarasota. Lunched at theMg Top mousy:ant In Sarasota. wherethe circles atmosphere la carried out lawall murals of Waft*. samba and otherantirdile, and spent an hour admiringthe wonderful art enbeUon In tbo JelinRinging Art Museum.

Pat Purcell discovered us half an hoMafter wo earned In town and with halfit dozen friends chauffeured us out to tocony home. We hereby nominate Pat andAgnes the perfect boat and been. -and Agnes must peeress a wenderfulposition to stand for Pat bringing In amnumber of guests without nonce. . .

E Lawrence Phillip, and practically xitof the Johnny J. Jones outflt were at thefen during its ekeing week. We had terfirst glimpse of the Jones winter guavaat 13o Land, and it's a bewirtiful peace.tastefully Modocaped and kept Inunsconlate. . . Among the now rides at usefair the Sky Rider wars the real flashProm our room at the Tampa 'hencemile away, the big imon-lighted wheelswere plainly etalble, topping every -tine:on the midway.. . Marie and Leon:Stoke*, who motored down from Damn.port, Is., continued their trtp to Sars-mots and the DIM Coast.... Herr/Hounded came down from all on wectm,day and J. C. McCaffrey and learnt:Cserety were duo Saturday.... Sam So".'mon is a time conaerver--flew In StrodMAnd out Toessday.... Seery we eouldntatiek around for the benefit ehnrWednesday night. bat arc happy to liarsIt was a pat emcees.

February 22. 1941 GENERAL OUTDOOR The Billboard 67

Tampa Fair Gate Is Best With607,177; RAS Goes Up $11,764

TAMPA. PC(. 15.-Tise 1041 FloridaState Fair dooed hem tonight after play.mg to over 000.000 for the II.Clay rtus.

Gate pose woe up 46,000 more thanbast year, according to P. T. JR:leder, lairmanager, while the Royal AmericanMolt. did 1111,761 more than bet year,thle dorplt Menai chilly tilittit4 and oneentire rainy day. In all however, ialr*facials were exuberant oter the excel.tent turnout mid bare already alertedplans for mild year.

Frank Wirth. producer of the ren010-Alta attraction Salute to Freedom, aaaenthtulastic over the turnout to Ma*bow, and expressed wtahre to returnDeft Mat aeaaon. He hat begun re-Inur.alt on las orates productionrhombi Up. which will be prmentolthrtooll the Kul. after ha unit playaJamalCill 10 March.

/a a grand climat to the 1041 show.>Monger et:leder gave a -double feature"in front of the grandatend for the Orallime In literary and 10,000 goggle-eyedspectators sat spellbound while JImmlaLynch and Ills Death Dodgers went thrtiel.of thrIlling poem after WIrthb super

'111,te fair had many Ihnotations,;' LaidMr. Wieder, 'and all wore more or Iasiexperimental. Showmen front all overthe patted Mates and Canada were hereto raw MO elcdte. Tbat It As a roar-ing auctere will be proven by a glanceat the attendance Apnea. The totalattendance this year reached 007.177. ancompared with 062.724 In 1040. our big.gen prerlotas year. The biggest day thleyear of course wan Omparilla Day (Mon-day. February 101 when we played to111.643 people.

'Ours 14 fan 10 the real aide Of ttiOword. Potpie come hero to aro our exMits. and the entertainment featuresare secondary. Both Cart Brorain. theproddent. and rnyvelf, apeaking for theentire organantlon, are well Neared Withthis yew'. *how. 1 think the beetIn my 32 years.' experience as a Nairmanager,"

On the midway, 14an Chattnnb coaxedeeRie Kipp Cell continued to he top

breAking every NtIttlitsMOOTS at ties 'Tampa stand. and lei theride deportment Curtis White* a OrrPerrin Wheel. Sky Ride. played to capm.ity every day.

ROUTES-(Coattnerd irons page 23)

tr-s.s. Hank (al Woo) VaneM Calif. cc.Leos Metro treat CM. Ca.tern. Ate 0. ,Colardalt pt.Una Ralph Waal Yeattrai Mauna/tem

P. C., no.tome Prank Mises Parer. OIL De.Wet, WI (Mune Rani NYC. 1.Mt, Benue a. eta Balibrdeo,lit,. At414 Cineizaati. at.1.340 a Willa rant. Chi. ne.Wags* Marco 124..740-4. Boston. ne.Lcos at beat alit ICU*. Whabington, D. C. I.Law & Ionia ,ati Motu Cal ne.meow rotate de Casio Frew:wt. lit. a.layers Neallone 1214.0. NYC. 1.eras Nia iVUia Madrid, PlUdditgb. ne.-

LtD.-re Monte Cado) NYC. noLoma. Princess 41tordathel San VrenciseoLyme. Dot & Bette ondfirranti 110. LAIL h.

SUCIennan, *duty ,00...owl. Ithed. DC.Nrartatsid. tally tresdadelanto Pane. b.stricusaa, Joe & hoe ilkiend. NYC. t.nor genie (Vinare teas ChM, NYC, 04.

erp agliteseeta, I.MNito.ta. **Mune beedreterst Teas/bee.

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yaw., RI., onInners. Cling. ,Ottornali nedth. O.. I-Xtoor a 1114000 illarena-Madrid' NYC, tie.nallo & Rona' 410130 Keibrai NYC. is.myth. June (4001 COL ne.atstra, Snooty alma Seamy, NYC. h.Pardo & Kay .annareetal anruseapolic t.Kum otern ce.Staub a Maria lOopameam, NYC. be.ionic:re. Ana .gab Ban. Pte. nrtr.nbell Saari IClak Royale) Deseoll,

Them, & Was 16habert, Cmnem.I.

ttattt...01, Dora (Lem & Eddie's! NYC. ne*arm. & Cordoba (Palmer Room. C171. nc.Nawfs. & Norm 42 O'ClOth Mato Miami. noNay, Ball (Oran Oasined Havana reMattes filthe 4ttafr4'. New Testril CbtAC.lla7'r.NfI midi. inrermerts NYC. Is.Rare 20reenee & Andy intently 111 .1 New -le,Mb,* titian 1Chu Ball, Broetirs. he.Merle & OeNse (1201) ltlased. DO.lOn77.4b. Nan athubith ObrIntisti. tlam Pact* dais di Zeldite. NYC, pcMIL Brea. (Stalr-LOnd Chi. t.I.C.4heil. Patty Alemp'.. Ph*. C.Nam. Adelaide (Wald.7.Asteetel NYC, h.nen.. Jean !Leon Se Eddies) NYC, he.11.1.0a. dawn ,La Centel NYC. at.Nowt Thew (Coloetw.Y.1 CIA rd.Neat Clang Many'. New Yea.) Ch. M.121.9 a CnN, oseimont-Plam. NYC. h.'4411., Chariolte all Muhl Cu). Mctame Nein $1.tinist, CM. be11171.740. Dean 4P.raameat1 NYC. I.*trey, Jean Village Barn) NYC. no.Ihrmakeas. Three .Chadon Modento. NYC.MIPS tenths. & Lecoold Ifitsberti Cadre

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24 ,Leitinetonl NYC. h.mire not, .110et-caecim) Detroit, h.In* 'Leon S NYC. rd.Nitro & Rend ,Inorgreed C011,01 Phila. nc.Kerman, K071 Cigb Yror,lense, Thtrolt. rd.Northeed 1404.7.1.10 (Colon...X8) CAL RD

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vrYttel. Toilet orifteen. Clistm11. N.Wed. Wry (Club annad) Chi re,

k 0.12079. Three llbt.t1 PCobtat City,

Omega, R4.1ta Mayans -Madrid) NYC. no.Oiled. Patty 40arrouacli SClunt, CC.

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Paige. Aral .Mayfair Club. Miami. roc.Paine. 11107 lOoromot Ores., Loden. nt,Mir o& Date itharmitled 714410D. Dn.Parise. Oak sOrmurr. Wrath:sie.Psulttee & Tworboa rPori Centranl, NYC. hPaid. Aar & Leslie The Pia., NYC. or.Payne, Mat Melody Hula, Nreport. KT..Pemba. (Coltelso'sa Cal. nc.Peaches Sty Revue (Pany.+ cresd.bs. Di.Pedro & ;nreel lean.* Club, Toroot, De.P.941. h Lu.a. Stathe10441en .STC, at.Perna black OlUttc*,

14)0.h.Peranduses. Three an...di ch. A

Petty Ruth rDatnitacy'al Saab& tic.Pwr. & *rand sleadonsi, )lama,.Plias... Three .14.710 Wathirston. D. C.. t.Metter*, Three ,Colourdio. Chi-7.1Tet0y. /att. Nei* .19Late-Lake. CIL t-hane). Praia .Y.eht Chat, Peri. sePatten. het 411fredade. isteterauDre. t.MK*. Jade iColoneso'h Chi, se-

RaMe41. Natoli tCreenwell. 1.114.1 h.Releeth, & INIedentti0 of 111.7thm

(Calms) beaddeste. With.. b.Itan40. Barbarlsa ,Prateert NYC nrRankin. Chailea & Dorothy Asatdsn 0.1

Cohasims. 0.. Anate & Naldi Meth, NYC. b.Rare, Martha (Royal Pelny M1emr. nrMee. Paul Marry. Bee Yureet. till. rt0.

81117 .0rwslaare, Idlerol lama. Pla, N.Ret10. Betty dltartoom, Cal I.Mamie, PUBC.1.1 'Lotto flancbl Std..

be.Ranee & bog Sflunt 11.Rrynticla & CoIlette ,Cal a nte..511 C14.0n-

naU. ne.*sum. *Cats (Cache, *athirlyten,Nam. Des 4RdenDa. St-lirystetRichard & Carat& I tlitoon, CUtetnnall itRichards. kmturgt C!,01. tRettleMasan ifartey.Corawaltlidttedate. Tit. or.Rio.. Roma tOset2nretal Reads Cbs1001

Mimi Beath, 274_ neRIe. Tway 'Net Clow Miami. orRobbins. A, (Mike Tculd'. .Thddee CalriCM. et.tr,oalm. Dort. 'RI Kett Ohl. re.Ramie age. howl) Cortedtee, Ky.. 10-101204. & Perky il.trar Yorcell NYC. Ti*beta, Jack, tr rent. Rats (Wagon Wisantarittaburg, O., ne.Rae*. Petty & Paddy (/toorrrth) NowOrlrana h.Rea, mai rLyrioi Indianaisoda t.Rollsht Mane 40:4, CM, DAithr.leter.

Trio 41,1thlon... Ard,30. Y.. rye_Iloilo Mao Todd's Theater OLD)ao.

Kerb. iX,`Brei Cincinnati, WIRau,), Pal itur.rana., NYC. toRo.arlo 10 Antonio (Mark KOptinti flail Prth

rime. h.Nova -loom, litxterEilande lia.W010arri. 7,e,ltasillenes, (Netherland Maw Caton.

esti. b.Ryan Sue 1Larle) t.Firma '711!n iltoowthrld New Chitlins, b.

Sbtaborne. Teed leo:mild, Miters 0.,Ir.ndlb, Lily nehoben. Clnrtnb.IL 1.Ate..s. Vera de Kuban 1110,1 NYC. tic.So Ir':e. Princes. oltale.e. cab 11( Phila. ne.*outer* a Petty 411,00.e17411 Waterawn.

N. Y., h.*beet Al (Mtrytalt Club) lie.bathed, Neeroa Ilsotheel Md. re.Stet!, Maid ,Cafe flewiety Opmen, NYC. noScrewball. of 1141 17(1.006. Itliwastse. LSelina Alfredo 411.11, Num/ noSitailley, Rabat 'Moult Kan, NYC I.Shama. Nita (thrgallelos. Parte, Dl., ne.Rica. Bob ,Oay White Wny, NYC. me.1712.00. 04..0 ,Mws Itsaticel Mootreet.

Que. ra.Weriden, Nora !Le Saban Bleu. NYC. ey.Shleida itlawdon. Trail, NYC, eatShore. liet, Ch. ne.&rheas. Mee .11reroorte NYC bMason &mono Maur -Lake) CM. I.Sinclair. Tony MBA 0.044.. NYC. neSlaw& &dello (P&Neralt1 Mew elehresa.tor!')' Mama itleat.AaPit. NYC. isFirma, Betty Ram "flay WOW Way, NYC. be11,7011. W110 (Plullet) NYC, h.nourrever. M Pannee,Coassasi,Dadon. 0., Lborer, Marry 'Latin Q.1.401.r Dogleg.ittandlsb. Illeterd 11111thaw1 Ebibi cc.Stefasuen. Georges abe Tar, CM. no.

Smooths.. The oftexyi NYC, I.Sevier,Kenneth 4Cte Booty Up.tatralNYC. DC.

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Per.Mgt,lnklenty.Hermar.Fielkolf Agency

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Tomas dunnage) ProNamm. K. 1.. ATanned. now (Mowery, boded. t,t.'repo. Oqttele ,®read) NYC, L.Tempo.. Three dawn:can. Ibbatutba., Hid,. 1.1lretrIC10 barGfc, Thc,C1161 Iliettore tura,C: t toThaler. a Maeda. (vitelleu Minmeselia.

HENRI THERRIENThe "Palate, el Senile'

Now in P., 1.11% Waal Mr MahlOtrattosatiabalbUlna Ova*. Oho Mina &Da

17..orn,-.a, Oct (210 Club, Wand rd.Yip Top Olds 'Canna Roy01 mAtearnd0. C., 04.Tisdale Trio 1 Wootpatnave NYC. e.Tommie.is, Sid. & Rd. Odd- ILyale) Indian-

apolTrhabe. TeSi 'Park 120,17.11 NYC, h.TrlOseA Angela .00.4 Iledelbectl CM, e.Tripoli Trio I ON Club. Cl.,. or.Than, Oahe & !bra (Leon & WOW.)

NYC, no.Talker, both... (Coloolall t4Dtud.le, nu_. De.Yo.7.41. Julio a Jean Wawa. Pc.Tudor. Revran 1177ergrao. PAN,Mtn., Joe (Cafe Salety) NYC. at.

Ulra.r. .1.4k (DirAy 1050teI, Cud, no.Vrah*. at Parr an Jutre Mmu).& Ws* ilbleadet,ttlat, rvills. b.tally. Ylrgosta (Casa a addies. NYC BC.Yen Deuqqtr. Bert to Arro4 INotor liar, W.Palm Bath Pte.. cc.

Minute.. Tar iWathiadian .rwarro, Sharescod. Le., B.

Vaughn, Nay thiltancwatai Idinneapons.Vrta/co t*.ra moutiert. N. Y.. hvictoria, nut. (nub Its PLOa. De.Mney. Marlon ../)34ge Barn) NYC. at.Wye INily olluilmo /Cared no.

Wahl. Walt. Dare agnstel NYC, I.Valorem Sark 'vatic Centrala NYc, Is.WA.] & Rant .P.Innott, Promisee. h.wan. Nouns. 'Yacht Chib. MID. noward. 11.11 * Bob'., Trento.-- )1, J.. ne.Wendt. Sack & ./121 (Lookout Noma) Cotllag

tan. NY, zo.Naito*. ItCless 10111 Cl NYC. ne.warm. 'murky ,10111 Ch. noWean.. Breen 'swath Cmclanall. t.Weal. Realer. & Mtf&e Pete 117.1.e. Cie..-

land,hrtn.t. Jerks* r liestber'ql NYC. ne.Whhe. .1.07 New YOZler 1 NYC. b.

White. Jacc. III 0.410 NYC. atWhelsey Obeid (Haller Kellyo Waaml DCWhirsim Ilans. 4Reeterth) New Orleans, I.wsmagy joy oamermt. Devon. aWily., West. di ift0intr ,Mike Toler. The.

seer Carol CM. be.Tibtc1 Eleanor Marx Central' NYC1,70,11. Coley 1(76r Whitt Way; NYC, ear.Wray. John NYC, h.Wynn, Merry .Cite Ittannto Cht. M.W'ynters Antellar (Chase) &. Loan. A

Yam, loam (Sutton, NYC. h.Yost Ben, Qwertre Mtanded larsethoti NYC.

Yes '. Waite Gouda 'Pia Nasal ft. LW*, 11Yvene ,Strar.41, NYC. I.

Zettry & Witte ithateLet(s Chi. 1.

CARNIVALliereim ere ter .arreoi week whew we dale.

Me turn. lb seen, Intaanst paaathlyratline babtla Ne Meet)

Alava, lexpa Brownyrille Ter.Andre. Cleo. (Nary Yards) Chula...

C.Arta era ItIghty American: Batenned. CaW

2.1.Marel, 1.Ts in Meliturra. 6 C.Luensto4 COLDONDIAD: drain NITALIL

lame..Chwernt Ara Fort flyers. Poet

24-22.Plealltsa. /lad Cody: Woodbine,. Oa.Plartgasa glemm '..alarbase. Pia.ease. Dee: Corps. Christ Vidleas 34 -

breech 1.M. & O. Ara.' Ifyreneale.'0.1,Ideirirrit MOOS' Jthelion City Lo

tf Ice..: Mulch, Pia,21114m Am.: Mama. MI LaMina, No. Plain, La.

Sub Ye Knot Oalreston, Ter., 17 -)Larch I.Shugart Doe: Wright City. Oda.Teams Mem: Amin. TOOcones' Aatenime: Leeson,. LaMWright. Vaned: Wirindscro, 0. 0, 22-22.

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21.12.

MISCELLANEOUSbum, llantism it: nutere. B. C., 2.1. Yohit; Pores City, ti C., 22; Woodadt. IL C.

23. Spartanburg 14: Oaffews 21: Chedet 3*.CeopaeL Loamy Kansas Ct,y. Kea. If;its.4.1ptil 10; Ct:7 71. Hay, 21:hymen 31: Raven to; Menu* 21. OremHerd 16.

Daniel. b. A.: 11.derwat. 0) ._ 10.20;vine Ind.. 2142. 111D(414A 22: Monroo City

Crethima 20,DeChie, Wattriaer Warmth. O. 1741./Cada blagbelan: WIWI% Wash 24: DRIB.

mond, SS; Oral Pails Xt. Ammo 27.Lay. Leon Myles* Derck

ran. 13:13: Kry Weat, Ya. 34.14, Wert PalmBeath 27-2x.

)104.11).. Variety Cum,- Massy. N. ,11.11,Merman, Maelitan thluntripal Apt San Is..realm. Cant.. 21. iAT41 Arlisetoo 21:

oWat Dept. Theater, March Plead 74: :SavoyThaatot San Ina s 27; deralocue Theater/&soon. 2S -March I.Otte. Ban al blinou. Wit. 12.12.Now I, . Verne. & Theater Weetthop 8.0th.11,1. ID.. 19: Weenie& 2); n,a 111No41rth Center. N;; Butler N: Yosnace ttersa 31:Jobbloina, X. Y.. sir Auburn vv. slob -

%lad Miwirtary. bilIcet Ada. If: PI.* VAdezedu.,n.ylllo 11: &Inv Cii7, N. M-. 24;004.111030 34; 1000012

ADDITIONAL ROUTES(*alma Tee Late fee Clamifkallent

Darr:Ltd. S.M.: Ma* Saari, Steubenville.0 17-21.

Coaw.Y, Athatty: Meaty'. cat., e..e..tantl17.71.

Duncan, 11.4044 eret, fbansm.0,, 17.13Ilettlando & Pah: diesel Xyeisa, teandtre.

N. Y., 17-22,Core. Say: Minya Ortilo ConahcbatIttb. Pa.

17.2g.blatiasuto: Mew ',borders's colonial Ism, iirdly.

wood. Yla 17-12./Cody. 1211thells: liketty's Cate; CUMr/r1O6

1121.On. Wary J.: Mb. Canaan, Ardembote. 0..

17-22.alerting & ICItl-Aml Chateau) Moab-

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AMUSEMENT MA(IIINEfDePadmottfiz *maim, Jabal, Dilly" &dm. anti A 4 anufactuvAd._

Conducted by WALTLR W. HURD-Consmonleat10118 to Ashland Sodding. Clark and Randolph Streets. Chicago

North UJCSiuTho Northwest Coin Machino Show for 1941 has boon

announced for March 25 and 26. It may bo called tho nextbig event in tho coin machino industry because it representsall or parts of half a doson or more States and even a sectionof Canada.

The event is sponsored by the Minnesota AmusementGames Association. Inc., and tho exhibits will be at theRadisson Hotel, Minneapolis. Distributors in that areaalways havo co-operated in making the exhibits a successand they are co-operating again this year. The displays ofthe latest coin machines aro made by dia.tributors at the Northwest show. It is

always an excellent demonstration of thebusiness spirit of tho distributors in thatarea. They really have business push.

This is the third show or conventionsponsored by the Minnesota AmusomontGames Association and servos to bring thoactivities, the men. the committees. and thegeneral program of this organization intonational prominence. The fact that twoprevious shows have boon hold moans thatmuch experience already has boon gainedin conducting such oxhibits. Like thenational shows in Chicago. the Northwestshow this year will be "bigger and better

Minneapolis convention will focusattention on the Important workdone by a live trade association

to compile an interesting history of the organization whichwould bo helpful to associations in other Status.

Perhaps the association's work on the legal front shouldbe listed as of primary importanco. Tho association workedfor the passage of a license in Minnoapolis and other citiesand did secure the passage of a license for amusement gamesin Minneapolis in 1935. Tho license plan i.e considered favor-ablo for the area and tho association has demonstrated itsgreatest work in promoting the strict compliance of Minne-apolis operators to the law. Tho fact that the association has

worked so hard to secure compliance withthe license law has won tho respect of offi-

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than ever before." Tho two previous showshave been highly complimented by industry loadorsattended them.

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The success of the first Northwest show was so evidentthat is was said by many to be tho beginning of regionalshows in certain well-dofined market areas. Tho Northwestterritory is a vary definite market area, has many operatorsin the smaller cities and towns thruout the area, and manyof them feel thoy cannot attend the national conventions.So a regional convention meets a real need in the area.

Tho Pacific Coast region held a successful regional showin November. 1940. and tentative plans aro to hold the nextshow in October of this year. Apparently tho industry willthus havo two regional shows U9 a part of tho industryprogram.

The work of the Minnesota association is not limited toholding a regional show by any moans. Our files have manyinteresting news items covering a period of years which showmany problems the association has had to face. Its success

has not boon a rosy path by any moans. With the co-operation of the officials of the organization wo may bo able

cials and of the newspapers. Ono localnewspaper published an editorial (April 20,1940) which has a place in our bulletin ontho outstanding newspaper editorials of thecountry favorable to pinball games.

Tho Minneapolis local association is apart of the Stata organization and also thelargest group in the State. The Minne-apolis license plan. like the liconso plans ofmany other cities, has had to face morethan ono attempt to secure its repeal. Thecity and State organizations have in ovorycase conducted a wise and successful do.fens°. Tho license has oven boon madea campaign issue. It has stood up under

the crusading charge that students used pinball games togamble. About overy attack that can be made has beenleveled against the license plan. but it still works to the sat-isfaction of tho city revenue dopartment and the operators.

Tho association has also carried on a successful publicrelations and publicity program. Some of this material andthe ideas followed by this association will be used in a bul-lotin on publicity plans which wo will publish at an earlydate. In fact, wo havo reproductions of some of the publicityready for distribution now.

While the association has been carrying on publicity andpublic relations work. also legal defense. it has been at thesame limo educating its members how to carry on like busi-

ness men. Its officers havo also boon gaining valuableexperience in loadership and the total result has boonbeneficial to operators thruout the region.

The industry as a whole will naturally tako groat inter-est in the forthcoming Northwest show. March 25 and 26. Thovarious kinds of work done by tho association will oncour-ago other associations all over the country.

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It's no wonder more and more Operators are investing inROCK-OLA Dial -A -Tune Wall and Bar Boxes. Once they realizethat their attractive, easily -installed units increase profits as muchas 300%, they want them for every good location in their route.Constructed with usual ROCK-OLA simplicity, Dial -A -Tune WallBoxes open on smooth hinges for rapid servicing. Gorgeously illu-minated with warm, glowing colors. Fascinating telephone -type

choosing selections.ROCK-OLA. Playmaster unit is the record -changing mecha-

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Fitz PlanningDisplay Rooms

NEW YORK, Feb. 15. --John A. Pit.r.-gibbons. Eastern regional diatributor forDaily Manufacturing Company. to Man-ning to remodel the Bally Building hereand make the eocond firer into what heclaim. will be "the beet looking displayrooms In the oountry."

"Architect. have already been calledIn and are now working out the playa,'Pita retool.,. ''It will be a dtsplay room!nada a roocn. The downstalro floor willremain as Is and the boys there willhandle all jobbing and oaks,

"The =coed -Goer off tem will be de-voted to display of Bally products_ Iwill be here at all times to advise op-eratere on their purchases,"

Other plans Lit conjunction with thinmew permanent Bally dlaplay wlp be re-leased by Jack Fitzgibbons In the nearfuture.

1940 Sales Rose 8%For Lillie Retailers

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-6a1es of In-dependent retailers were 0 per centliegher in 1040 than In 1030 and In De-cember the Increase OW December,1030, wits 6 per cent. the CommerceDepartment report. on the beak of In-formation front 23,103 firms.

'Tale to the 26th consecutive month,'the report said. 'ln which retail vicereported by this serteo have exceededthose In the corresponding month or theyear earike. The gain In December salesis Ira than that oilcan for the year as

GROUP OF OPERATORS and troll of the flook-Ola Leader:Asp Girls et theRoot -Ole Manufacturing Corporation plant display room during the recent°monition.

a whole and for November when talcswere 11 per cent over the mine monthof 1e38. This Indicates a fall In the rateof Increased retail sales activity. The34 per cent Increase from Nosember toDecember Is lees than the Kesel:oil ad -senor exhibited between Gime mentheIn three of Use previous tour yearn ofthe surrey."

99.9999977 PER CENT PERFECT!Of 41.541 Imps sell Merino the past fourteen monthsonly IS have Peen rel to 04 tattory foewechanieal reason,. He other machine can MOO thisflawless performance record. Heather ors any other

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Groetchen KlixInto Production

CHICAGO. Feb. Grootchen'anewest five-oiel black -Jack game Intro-duced at the 1041 show, rill be placedon production lines next week. accordingto led Hansom Orootchen *Wee manager.

"Deliveries at quantity order* placedfor Rile at the show are expected to re-quire the first month's production, butthis will place heavy stocks In distribu-tor showrooms for prompt delivery toone:Vora." Hanson said,

"KM employs a unique ahutter releasesystem. fully patented by GroetchenToot Company. Its adaptation to thefrochuung fun of black -jack was ..loooriginated by the firm.

"Other outstanding features of KMlItChttl.0 giant cashbox capacity (up to616 in primiceL Improved coin dividers.separate location enahbox, and excellenceor mechanical design wad appearance,"

At the same time officials revealedthat Imp continued In unabated produc-tion despite * eoritable r.anapede forPikes Peak.

"nabs little model Is evidently captur-ing DCW players and holding the regularfan; end Many operator, are buying Inlarger quantities today than ever before."mkt Haman.

counter gains production recordshave been broken months ago, yet noestimate of final figures could be made.It should reach 75,000 Nally."

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IIERBERT WALKER,offletal0/ IkeSuccess Manarecturneg COrporattots.ha4 announced the Inateparaffon of bonus plan for Met emploiters."To 111.Ture liner ireskantnehtp, har-mony of purpww. and thereby obinenbetter products we butieure ShiaPlan." acid Walker. 'We feel thatWilk full employee cooprawiton weeon oo las in the cam smeehtnetads, try."

Seven Up Steps UpCollections-Genco

CHICAGO, Feb. 15,-lerona every city,town, and village In the country comethe gratifying reports that Genoci'a bigbit, Seven Up. Is stepping up collection;official, Of the firm report.

"It's poacher great Genoa game," Op-erators tin tie. "hip. hte$er Gensburr,Genoa emotive, "and that seems or.corer the situation. Rarely has any firmbeen responsible for such conalatentlyhigh collettledia foe operators' as MU&

"South Up. our present neneation, isdoing one of the most spectacular JobsIn the country tight now, DUO to Itsunique combination of thritl and skillfeature.. Seven Up makes fair locations,good, and good locations terrine. Siwthis Important rearOn we are still beingdeluged with orders on tht game."

Nyssco Lamps Click,Manufacturers Say

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-According toLoon Berman. Phil Begin, anal BraveRosenberg, heads of New York Spectate;Bul7PlY Company, their Nynko Lampsare clicking with the trade everywhere.

"When we ftrat Introduced NyaroMiniature Lampe," they Mate, "wesought to give the trade a finer, Imagerburning, better lamp at a lower prior.It took us a long time to develop Whatwe wanted. But -the proof of the pudcling Is In the fact that today we arewelling more lamps to distributors. Job.bees. and operators everywhere.

"Our line of lamps is complete. Re-gardless of the machine for width alamp is needed, we have It In stock andwo can assure the trade that our priceis not only lower. but that they VDget a far better lamp all around."'

DallasDALLAS, Feb. 13.-M 0. IMMO Ham.

nterstren. general eaten manager furRudolph Wuriltzer Company. Accom-panied by Mrs. Hanunergron, were Vol -tors in Dallas recently. Mr. wad MrsHammergren planed to Dallas, wherethey 'stopped over from an extensivevacatton trip which corrkd them to ariurnber of South Arnertmu eotnatriesThey were on their return gamey toNorth Tonawanda. N. Y.

D. R. Rice, of Green St Rio°. Italy.Tex., was seen buying new music andother coin equipment in the Dalian mar.lett. Green es Rica are making extensiveadditions to their music and coin ma-chine operations In Italy and surround-ing territory.

Members of the local coin roachitirIndustry regretted to learn of the maddendeath of W. B. Sides est his home inWaxahachie, Tex. Sides was one of thewen -known min machine men of theNorth Texas section and bed manyfriends among the local trade.

Tommy Lott, Dallas operator, la mak-ng additions to hie local music buslue.,

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February 22, 19.11 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 71

Soul h 'vest CoinmenAll Smiles as BizComes Their Way

rota' WORTH. Tex., Vela IL-Coin-men of the gout/welt are all smiles.lintht promisee of better business feethem loom brightly midst the hustleand bustle of renewed business activi-ties. Smoke Is toneuring upwards fromevery facthey. the builders' hammers areclanging on conetruetlon and stores atecrowded with customers. Soldiers by theIt.Kusalada move into various camps be-ing set up by the government all overits Southwest. ?loving in with theselegions of uniform -clad men are clerka.tockkerper. atenogMphern. and account -

Milton. of dollars are beginning tonow thins business channels and thou-earnls of new atoms tovern.s, cafes, fillingflallene. and tactortea are openingweakly.

To add to all this renewed minersartivItiee come airplane Manta Into thegreet Southwest. One of the largest

bomber amenably plants will he lo-cated on Lake Worth near Yort Worth.In Louisiana great army camps arerearming with ruddier& At New Orleansboats coming In are loaded to capacity-Costa that meth boom days for theCresemt City. The old Mississippi la'blur with renewed Site-busIneas lifethat means heat ler cash boxes for opera-tes.. Then up north and northeastthni the Dolts country !tools urea ofUtter Wens, More Jobe and mare nienwl.

Soldiers' Heavy SpendingOltithemm comes In for tar share of

the prosperity being created by govern -writ spending and the general renewalof better bualnoss. Tramping over everyroad artily Is the clank of hobnails andcc come the soitliera-khnkl-clad youngmen who *end their inn.nthly eatartea.

New ell fields are springing up InTexas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas Ono ofthe largest government Inland forts willbe muthlUdied in Arkeasah Alreadytheraunds of famillos are 'meeting theland bought by the government for set -ling up thia huge army center. BusinessM Little Rock, Vert Smith. Pine Bluff.Ind other leading Mies Is inwralingdaily.

New Mexico slumbers no Longer. Thedine of OansiructIon. building activities.and flurry of prepuedness programs Inthe State hiss awakened rem citizen.Operstora are alert. Increasing locationswe bring eared for and the magic coinchute Is busy.

Tease in Boom TurmoilTexas Wien up mtcht a boom of Von -

h as It snuck. Every Texas city U valve sSuccess Story ofthat la elmoist baffling-so midden

with people buying, working, and seek -the amusement, service, and tnereitan-the. Every coin chute le receiving lieportion of the flow of nuns. Parking DENVER, Peb. 15.-Pour yeata Mio ath-deter revenue has sinmat. doubled Mar- son Bradthew, owner of the 1>ecit et Dis-

KATI: SMITH RICORDS JIM MANGAN'S PATRIOTIC SONG, 'We're AllAmericans." Left to Kehl see Meek. Seek,. manage, of recording arusul endrepertoire; Ted Collins. Kate Smith's teenager; fare Smith, and Jim Mangan,well-known (obi machine man.

the the past 30 days and more parkingMeters are needed. Every type of fac-tory and phut is running full force.Garment factories Ave 31000(11 1.13.33 or-ders for their dealers.

Real estate prices are climbing. Nausea.apartments, and hotels are filling up.Railroads are running longer trainsheavily loaded with people and goods.The highways are crowded with auto.mobilo:1. trucks, and busses. Pennyvenders. scales, candy bar vender*. cig-arette vender), amusement devices.. pho-nographs, all are receiving their shareof the Increased circulation of coins.Night and day the Opentions' coin chutesare ending. coins are Jingling Into thecash berm. service trucks are rolling.keeping equipment going. Old equip.moot is being housed. traded, or de-stroyed. and new equipment Is movingin. The new reign of penmerity de-mands It. The alothful operator is be-ing crowded from the scene. Its an ageof alertness.. business foresight, andquick action.

Prom present truncations the operator'sdream will rester:Mite during 1041 inthe Southwest. sure, he's oralling-emn-log because he has a resists to

Mans of these Southwest operatorsattended the 1941 coin machine show.looking over all the new models. BuyingIs heavy-holey because the denumit Inin evidence, a demand that must be met.

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MAASTRO CHNSTSR FLINGS A WRING DING ON A WURLITZth. Theabie Hodes' end Mr bang recently recorded a number rfth the eyptle name.`ilingfieg A Wining Ding." Above he Deferte to Ate new disk On the If lithe:srWelOey Modal ISO.

Correction!In the Hercules Machine Embarsee

ad in the Vehmiary 1 bout Of TheBillboard the price of Rotation winIncorrectly listed as 621.50 instead of131.50.

trIbuting Company, came to Denver fromRoanoke, Ala. where he had operatedfor six years. He can* with a brief case.order Wang, pencil, and 610 Inpocket as factory representithes forRock -era.

Today Brad distributer Rock-Olaproducts in Colorado. Wyoming, NewMexico. Western Kansas. Western Ne-braska, and Wall. He also has dlatritru-Hon on coin -Operated machines of theOrceetchen Tool Company. 0. D. JenningsCompany. itstubit supply Company, andInternahonal 3tutmeope Reel COmpan7.

The Arm was originally Bradshew(MEM. Late In IOW Bradshaw boughtout the interest of Malin, rite brother-

thparsion of bualness hasnecesaltated moving Into larger quartersthree Mote since the company Wasformed, and mil, now Bradshaw Is MAR-3ng plans fix another expansion.

When Bradshaw cense to Denver therewas not a Rock -Oh muctilne In the ter-ritory. Today Rock-Olas are to be foundto even auch secluded places as therestaurant adjacent to tbo Grand Canyon.Recently ho opened hie own arcade, thethat of its typo In this region. All Indlecations are that It will prove anothersuccessful Bradshaw Venture.

One of the beat kr.own figure* hi thecorn machine IIeld. Braddaaw has gainedthe friendship of operators to the extentthat when something new U broughtout by the Industry Brad is consultedas to Its mutt. Nettled and the fatherof two children, Briadallaw recently pur-chased a new home In Denver, and labsposition In the Matinees world recentlybrought him an appointive memberablplb the Chamber of Conuneroe.

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/ 11 l w Yurehato Price Refundedlik 5 t -t' S K I I. L and amusement ha--:.....s, tures of Pikes Peak will standany legal test anywhere. Earn won-

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Hollywood Signing, FeaturingTop Recording Stars To Cash InOn Their Music Box Popularity -

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 15.-More record-ing anima than ever before are currentlymaking trepOttarst pkturos here. Pro -Owens, realizing the nanoowide followingsome recording stars bare built up asa remit of thMr popularity on mos10monaliste and In horns phones, are buryworks services of theft top names stillunsigned. finding proper vehicles for%bow wIKerts inked omusets, and stsper.mono production Of films to whichrecording stars already are at week.Seseral plx featuring big record namesalready bum been releaied, mut the box-ed/toe grates they are banging up arereported making producers ail the Monaeager to follow suit.

Moot of the mice Studios are currentlywing both bands' and zingers In one ormore big budget picture* now Inprodnttioa

Nay Kiser, on a comparative brats. Isa leading recording artist in pictorea.haying a long-term agreement with ItKO.Not only do the producer's work 'mod inblood with hint In the preparation OfMoen*, but hts ideas on bow ho shouldbe presented and bow the picturethoukt be exploited aro often carried outin full.

Bob Come, dld ao well In RICO's Ler!Make Millie that be has been sigord fora leading roll by Republic In Sts Nopkine.It le Republic's Intention tO develop BobInto standard picture name.

Paramount has signed Connie Boswellfor Xis/ the Boys Goodbye, in which MarlMartin will be featured. and also con-tracted for hum Morgan and his bandto appear In a forthoanneg r.lusteal.Other recording etars On Peremoont'sMeter Wind* Orrin 'Porker and Bonnie

Columnist NotesPhono Popularity

SPRINOFTELD, Al.. Feb. IL-Popularsubject with columnists sr autometlaphonographs. Moot recent report of sucha comment comes from The Mir n StetsJournal published to Springfield. Thephonographs were featured In n cottonneondiseseal by J. Emil Smith called"Making Conversation."

Says Smith In his column: "A mandining alone at the Roma Cate the otherCraning called the walkers as ho wasMppIng his coffee.

"Talcs this quarter. please. and &electEve of the liveliest tunas listed on tirojuke box. I'm In the mood for musts."he e.t.d.

The Juke box may prove to be a pass-ing fad but right now the big Stash,'automatic phonographs you see every-where are very popular. The pike box Isfound In Meal tobbleet restaurant.dance liana beauty priors. filling ILI-lion& bus depots, eons fountains-wherever Americium atop long enoughto boar three -minute mooed.

In undertaking estsbilabolenta hiddenbehind palm., It plays Rock of Apes andOther appropriate music. Rented out forweddings It plays the wedding march.I Lore You ?may. and loud polkas forthe dancing.

Many thousande of nickels go Into theautomatics phonographs Keeled in publicplate* throout the nation. it takesOAKUM traced* to nn them and. withturnover, explains the enormous sale ofMorns last year.

Six hundred thoutands copies of Oh.Johnny, Oh. mode by Onin Tucker's or-chestra watt Bonnie Baker einatng inher coy voice, have pulled millions ofnickels Into the hems. Eddy Ducitinarecord of CO Man Mose with the lyricsung by Patricia lineman was anotherbonanza.

Singers and orchostras nod the pikebeg a new road to fame and fortune.Along with royalties from mooed,, an or-chestra leader can Introduce hiroself to vast audience without appearing onMassa radio, or amen. There aro thosewho predict that the Juke box is theferenuener of a super -super Juke taxlath television.

Baker. who recently completed You'rethe One; Tommy Dora% in Las VepsaNights; the Merry Maas, who appearedwith Jae& Benny and Fred Alien in LoreThy Neighbor; and Artie Shaw and hisband. who played in Second Chorus. BinCrosby. veteranParamount contractplayer, M currently working with BobHope In Ceupht In the Draft.

thinseraal has re-signed the AndrowaStaters to start on third picture inApril. titled Kate 'dm Cowboy, and willfeature Carol Bruce In a Mg -budgetmusical scheduled to start ht June.

Twentieth Century-Yox is looking forramrod name recording bands and arttateto be spotted In several musicals cur-rently In the writing stoges. Alreadysigned are the Ink Spots for The GreatAs:aeries:In Droadosst. In which a numberof music machine favorites will appear,and Otenn antler arid has orehestrs, whowill co-star with Sonja Mate In SunValley.

COlumble Is well aware of the currenttrend In talent. Already on no rooterare Orb Nelson and baud, with Harriet

who %tit be grated in BettyCord, end Olen Oray and band forShow Business. The company signedJoan Merrill In Now York this week toappose lit the Mat -named picture.

Republic employed Prances Langfordand Kenny Baker toe Hit Parade of 1911,and also need Mae Langford In DreerungOut Loud. Warner brothers recentlynamed Nan Wynn to a term contract,United Artists Is now using Horace Healtand his organimtion In the widely ex -plotted Pot or Gold.

In addition. the Paramount and War-ner MOS. short Mibtrats departments orekeeping many recording artists btay Intheir band aborts. Paramount recentlyused Johnny Wearier. Larry Clinton,among others, and Wil is nooseing two -reeler, starring Molly atalneek. JoeItelehremn. Jan Garber. likinnoy Ennis.and Henry Bowe.

Set Up Telephone MusicREADINO. Pa.. Feb. 15. -Poirrnoro

artiste Company has rat up a c.w.o.,'studio foe the tranamtaton of tolephaie

Who's the Operator?NEW YORK, Feb. 1L-A drunk

sneaked into the display rooms ofMolern Vondtrag Company and atterogling the neer pbonos on displayconceal over to maltase Rubel andexclianged a dollar bill for 20 nickels.He rubber -logged his way book to thephoto and Inserted nickel after nickelto listen to the music. Attu, insertingoath ooln the drunk would Mt downand stare at the machine. Mee Fein-stein and IBM (Eknoenity) Schoen-berger soon began arguing as to whoowned the location. Nat Coin, whOappeared at the moments rattledeverything. HO cielraml he Wan theoperttor and made the collectionhimself atter the drunk was bun-dled out.

Southern Music ShowingsNEW ORLEANS. Feb. 15.-Mutio Op-

erators of the Crescent City arm gottheir Mat taste of tbirelarlimenalonaltone when the Louisiana AmusementOonspeny. Mete distributor for Rock -Ma phonographs, wax host to a steadystream of callers In the Oold Room of theIto -craven Hotel. It was one of the mostelaborate premieres. ever held here.

TO be sure that the merits of thenew phonographs were well conveyed tothese attending, Ben Bolalt. Rock-Olaadvertising and sale* promotion Manager.brought with lam Pull Kutseb, serriceengineer. Hans Von Heyde. regionalcalms manager. Mao made the trip downto the Deep Booth to help In the Intro-duction. The Rock-Ota Leadership Girlwax also there.

Receiving et the exhibition for Lou:ri-ms nos afelvin Mallory. general man-ager. arid Harold H. Iketoo and TomWilliams. periods In Stella & Horton.Houston.

On rebruary 9 the United NoveltyCompany, niloxl, MOM- sponsored aWOCsr showing at the Admiral BecomesHotel, Maine. J. J. Bertucct head ofthe United company. preelded over theevent. Boldt and Kutscb also directedthe thawing at Mobilo.

music, lootallations set for more than 50locations in this Eastern Pennsylvaniaterritory. including Lebanon, Pottstown,Pottsville. Ilitntrevllie. and Port Carbon.In addition to Raiding.

FROM SUNNY FLORIDA COMES .4 REPORT of the warm reception ten-dered Wurllf.ws 1941 model phonographs. They were .shoteh by the SimplesDIstributtng Compost!, of Jacksonrilk. Above, the Vitiation phonograph pratesa center of fitterest foe musks merchants. Left to Meat are 8. Morris. NaohetlfetOa.: Hen. R. L. Perks Jr., St. Augustine. Fla: R. L. Parks Jr.: Harold Hunt(Jesserlino). Warlike? district service stanoger: Clyde Taylor Jr_ Bruatielek,Ga.: John Monlettl, Simplex Datrittuting Company, arid H. K. Starling. Chance -Mlle, Pia.

Ork 'Leader HailsCleveland Assn.'sHit -of -Month Plan

CLEVELAND. Feb 15.-The ClerelandPbocogrepb Merchants' Association heldla February meeting at Hotel Carter re -cc nay with a large attendance. Jur be-fore the bootees's session Cab tadlaway,widely known band leader, playing thePalace Theater here, came over foe aMatt and was introduced by LiosmalMeckley.

ate Congratulated ratoclation memberson their "Int of the Month- record cam.palgn and said he thought It an excel-lent Idea and that It would do a lot topopularize records and create bonne..Ho stated that It is bit Intention to coo -central* on making Instrumental rooted'from now on. as he has many requestsfor such.

The association dirathieed the "Hit ofthe Month" campaign and gam voteof corindence to the advertising programheaded by Jerk Cohen. It was alsovoted to continue the campaign. Re-ports of members were to the Offset thatI Mae a Rhapsody, the current featuredrecord, la played on an average of hem40 to 73 times weekly on each phono-graph and Is Increasing in popularity.Harry Leff, chairman of the educationalcommittee. reported a regular wave OfmodernCring of equipment being dosewith wall and bar boxes, and remotecontrol being Instilled aroma the cityand [entity. This more Is stepping byrecelpus subataralnUy.

Phono DedicationsBring Humorous Note

ATLANTIC CITY, /kb. IL-Int:oda.,Men of the mechankal hostesses at tineseashore react had Bra Jay, BoardwatisBrevities columnist, making the fouoe-Sng In his pillar last Bum -day. Under the heading of Mob%Hostess." he stated:

"Night life of the city has been cm -ranged on by two of those new ineeltan.teal musk makers to which the patrondepcalts nickel. and a sweet voice from central broadcasting unit requests-'whet number would you like played?

.. The nickel dropper tame* bin Mick*and the record Is played. . . . But theapparatus le affording a type of rawer.ours entertainment nerve planned by themakers.

Tim tt trams, belongs to a realyoung women. so some of the ribber' arorequesting era -Sons announcement* wIththeir numbers_ . . For Instance. a localdraftee, soon to leave foe camp, waspried to hoar the *aloe Say, "we arodedloating this number to' so and so.Then someone was board singlag I iVs"iMy Manta.. . . A young wife called upa downtown taproom. knowing hex !un-bind was hanging over the bar, arAasked that they dedicate the number.A Good Mart la Herd To Phut to him eaa reminder to come home. . . . And adisgruntled husband, Seated In one ofthe booths with his quarrelsome wife.dropped a rikkel In the slot and oskolfor Seven Years With the Wrong Wotrwq

.. Frequently. when some argurnentivaImbiber gets too Dots?. the machineblasts out: 'We're dedicating the to thegentleman at the end of the bar,' thenumber bents The Red Rumor Man... This recording Is Usually on the WOW

Prock & Robbins ShowingDALLAS. Feb. 15.-Pmck & nobbtrA

Luc, la the new Orin name of the ncomers to °tome Pluck & OccuptroTexas and Oklahoma distributorsRock-Ola phonographs and music cern:-ment. The flan te composed of Co.Frock and Itel RobbtnS, both numb:,Of the old firm of Prock ea Complus'

The new firm held a grand .twat':of Rack -Ole equipment today at inOklahoma City headquarter*. The thatwhich woe originally rabeduped to:*

February 10 was moved up.In addition to the showing, the firm

was host to the Melting music and coin.Merl at a buffet luncheon which pre -rented the Leadership Ohl to perseal.

Prtbruetry 22. 1911 AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) The Billboard 73

DIIIS IS A -J00X" rush as described In the accompanying artiefc Noirthe electric light meter on the left next to the chimney irhieh net installedfor the opetateori of the "piccolo.- Also roots the peg -upped man who pethapaOffen a Dying from operating the Sock.

The "Jeer'By J. M. DALZIEL

Operator. Lake On% S. C.

IN A Southern village not on tong. agoa Negro was being tried In court foe

&vault and battery.'What I, your oceupatton. Bubber?"

acted the magistrate."You mean. tibia does I do?" replied

big Bobber. "Well. soh. I runs a 'oak.""A what?' demanded the puzzled

lodge."A look. ann. Date place where ail

IIbe colOged folks gets together and Jukesthe piccolo

Ater much questioning. the Judge wasfinally educated on the subject of the}oak. juke. }auk, oc however It happensto be 'paled In various parte of thecountry.

Which, of cows& brings us to thesubject of the piccolo or ooln-operatedphonograph, which La the backbone ofthe Molt. The one -room shanty contain-ing the piccolo may not be worth OAtoe *crap. but at is common thing tofled one of the latest light -up model*worth revere! hundred dollars In sucha location and rolling In the nickels.Repeae the squalor of the surroundings,reccolos in looks have been known totare grossed aurPriarns amount*. And tofurther puzzle the observes. there maybe a many as tO or lb piccolos and poketo the square mile.

The jock operator Heals the Broadwaytibia club operotoe In his ability toWitte for new Mildness. This Is th0st<Itt of hla success: the personality todraw the customer* and to get themto spend OM* they are there.

How about the records wed on suchkronen"? Well, the wtoe operator willist the foot Operator select the recordsto be placed on the machine, This willare Urne and money. since the Negro'sOinks Of record. is very hard to cha-mfer. 500191N1011 he wilt listen to asore of blues records that all soundalike to the Wane noon and finally an -wince his selection of ono or two.

Three or four new records a monthare enough to keep the nickels flowing.The loot roan seems to prefer the 12 -record model, AN/CP t larger number ofrecords stems to corituse everybody andHow tip the works. The average jockPim)to will contain four or five HitParade tones. three or four swingeroos,and the rest blues or nice records andoecasknially a hillbilly tune. A recordMot make*. hit with the darkles, suchSi did Bing Om.bra Blue Dowell, to rodIce g or SO month.' and Ia sure to beVaYed continuously to the exclualon ofalmost all others.

Long lira the look." and personally IPrefer One good foot to locations suchU cues,

772(sstsstiltNATCHM. 141m., Feb.ll boxes

are becoming more end mere ImportantM this area. Op(1910111 Installing boxes

booths, cafes. hotels, and other spotsreport hinnies' bas been better.

Sermae owners, Sen1Cabe and Sam&ties report their machine butthess ha*

greatly Increased following Installationof wall boxes for locations.

With 2 marks opening cd annualPIIP'5,060 OQ PiherImage Oardeo Club.Operates anticipate a big volume ofbusiness from thousands of tourist* ex-pected here. Coinmen owning machine.In hotels and cafes are installtrag newmachines on the strength of an expectedinflux of tourists.

Beverage machines at the new Mu-nicipal Auditorium did a big businewwhen the world champion basket -ballteam, New York Celtics, played an exhi-bition game with enviers of the NatchezCity League.

.Despite the fact ho has a low draft

number. Conner livens, Natchez'. young-est and newest operator, Is still doingbusiness and aaya he has tnade arrange -merits foe An faintly and business sago -elates to carry on Pis btuMess. Connerhas bought oeveral new machine andhas Ideal locations.

Return of bingo and other games incity and county her been a boon to ma-chine men. New coin machines andphones have been Installed In manybingo palate.

Private Hugh C. Bowie. former opera -tee, was home recently on a furloughfrom Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg. btimHugh rays be Ilka army life and adds:"I expect to profit greatly by my yearof selective military training.-

Operator Charles Smith. of Rielly Is-land, La.. who also operates Charlie'snight club In Louisiana City, to rerup-troth's from a ',Timm Innow. lie hasbeen removed front a local hospital tohis home In Sicily Wand.

0. R. (Pinky) VennIllton, operator.who recently sustained a broken leg Ina fall at ono of tits location.. la stillpatient at Natchez Sanatorium. His

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SESDURG GIRI, LORISTTA RODD watcher a ountjursion Illuatrefe the etreuith uhtele phorsoproph se:sorrow can be made on the Rein Seebarp De LaseSelect-o4natte, remote -selector unit festered In Sorbian", SOU line, Musicopt -retort; kilt moped: Seel:turn equipment during Socbarg.National Atinartetra-tian Week at all dtAtribuf0re &spine room. from Match I to S.

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Talent and TunesI On Music Machines

A COLUMN FOR PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS_ ECy SAM HONICBERC

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loan Mr..II landed a pi ttttt goonrith Cofumble en He streogeh of hoeWest Bloc Wed meow:Lew which inctvdt4 bortversion of "New DM H. leek?" She

felt for Itekaywood Thursday 'til andbegins week en her loot nielenr. 'latenttwAttess," febtuary 10. Pleture alsofeatwes Rudy Valk,. and Ck Cray andband. Men Mer,frl Is also set toe snifterItkestsird recording date In I. A mod wigdo Abate SiIser's new tuns "I'm AIIrsld offdy-self," among others.

In keeping with the Nitta policy ofendive, Ito Wading Mike with standard.SoodOle numben, OW( Crosby recotslod"Whew Day Is Dow- early thh month.

, Cehimbia toss signed Danny Kayestage comedian Is a ontsess !eon.Kett Is current footer. in the CestradeLawterke thew. "Lade In the Dark," andIn Ihe La MeetInky. Club, bell, i NewYork. Vktor has renewed RhinoRey% tentraet ter a year. H. will eon.fines to neon/ en the IWebIrd Label

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Len ley. Vittort reseeding rnoeatet. wastei Chkaro Last with to west& ore, Lori,IluIrloners'. first dale.

Teentny Reynolds has a new neatly InPally Konen. . . Cary Stevens is thenew tewer with Owls. Splyak's bond,reetwIng Freak Howard. . . . Dive Kapp.et Dicta. h happy tO report that WoodyHeernsn's kewdletg of "There 1 Co" Issecond 6, Sales only I. ihe maestro'.

rimed." . . lob Mansion is Johnnytong's new singer.

Hal Iteactee screen ptoduclion of "Read11.01.e. Wahine Nosey Carranhaers M. tit. "I th41,14 Hare Know. You YearsAge." . . . Viet., will Launch a big ea-;A:Wallow orropalpo atraog opeeators feeArtle Shaw's recording of ''Citoptig Ma theDark," to be releawd filday

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News From BuffaloFtrty Befiztt,ti. of Royal Mitt...mien:It

Company. Buffalo. take. time out toreport on the current music machinefront In his men. lately. Bergman says,he ban been getting requests for mend-ing. coBing nttaistion to the musicalnumber only, with no mention of theartist. Iles feels that Mb Ls duo to toomany week tunes which have been flood-ing the recording field lately, and eventho tome of them have been mode byname iutista the genteel quality of thesong Is below par.

-Best bets currently.- says Bergman."are leeriest and / Bear a Rhapsody.The former platter la Arne Shaw's with-out much oompetition, and the lattertuts been popularized by Charlie Barnetand Jimmy Dorsey. Dinah Shore's MyMart Is creating quite a nth and le amongthe aurest Weigel nabbere. While designedfor tavern takes in particular, "fir.yThe Guy at the end of the Pal is catch-ing on extremely well. Aitho not In theNeer Barrel Polka claw. the tune loOkapromising and :should get the beer auk -elms' coin for the corning weeks withouttrouble. Bing Croabra new neolon ofFt Makes No Difference Note in givingBeta number a big Chance fora comeback.Others gettinr nice playa Include BennyGoodman's There Things You Leff Maand It All Conies Back to Me Note madeby Gene Krupa."

Colddust in "Stardust"Divine, the lark of promotion on the

nir, dot to the current ASOANDMbattle, Itcagy Connie/1ml'. II -year -oldStardust In Reesnatke many music nuchinos extremely busy In both key Citiesand gnat! thyme The tune awe OHO

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THE EYES HAVE /T-and there's a happy gleam In every pea as GeorgeYoung. left. Rock -Old regkmat Manager. colts Warren rods. Reek -Ole randsdistributor. and tam visitors together for a picture. ft was a red-letter day tnirkeh's territory when operators from miles annind attended the gala RockOtarsvforsal shone at the George Washington hotel In Jarkronellte, Fla. The rea-son for the =Bet, U psaid. Is that they have furl Inspected Rock -010'e 1941Offerings.

natty published in 1(30 by Mllia TitUal0Company and has the distinction ofbeing recorded on one disk by two namekande. Tommy Ducey recorded It onone stele, backed up by Benny Goodman'sversion. Its revived popularity to re-sponsible for a number of new recordedversions prepared by Victor. Columbia.end Deem. Tommy Gomel ham recordedIt for the Wend time. anti others haunt-ing popular Stardust disks include WillBradley. Attie Shaw. Glenn Miller, DingCrosby. and Fxkly Howard Fkitly madeII m the first number on his now Colum-bia contract, Mitchell Parrish wrote thetune's lyric&

Territorial FavoritesFollowtng is a lilt of reports front op-

erators in various sections of the countrywho have mentioned satede and meadsas local favorites, in addition to thenational leaders noted in the Record Buy-ing Outdo:

BURLINGTON, VT.:

Don't Ask Me Why. Leo Reitman,A surnriao hit here, duo to the com-

paratively strange name of Reisman onmusic MAC11111d. White hie band hasbeen a standard organization In theatersAnd Wee the records have had poor to-mtit* on locations. Mid the rise of thisnumber haft been sudden. too.

DETROIT:

I'm Getting Sentimental Over You.

jack Lamsatel.A leader in the nuto manutecturing

town. it is the best number made, byLeonard. former vocal:it for Tommy Mt -my. who orlinnally populartmet the tune.!conned. on his own, has been doing wellfor operators, his particular style alwaysa insorlte with dancing couples.

WILKIESBARRE. PA.:

Slue Danube. Mink W..,.An old recording that Is finding tame

topical Intelsat here. Weber we. a namebend leader In Continental Europe beforethe war and during the last four year.has developed some following among thesmart -pet Mehl dubber. In and aroundChicago. Ile hew recorded with rt NILmelodic band.

CINCINNATI:

Toter Rag. Alvin° Rey.This V the tint indlestIon at Rey;

popularity an records. it Is Bated herees a "coming up- tone an music rnschinos. and operator. liked the way theboys play It. Rey only recently signed acontract with Victor. featuring his bandand the Mile 1{l1111 Sinters. TbU Ls oneof the drat tunes ha ever rSCagdod underhis name.

OES MOINES. IA.:Memory of a Rose. Sammy Kaye.

Kayo I. showing up well In WO balletOperators always boosted Keye's ,Cock.for It Is paying off handeomely on lots.tiona. The current campaign Ls tied 10with bit vitudertlie tour, which will talchint Into the Itidsrmt next month.

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This column is designed to aid music machine operators la the7- 'election of records for their machines. It rivet a descoprive appraisal= of the latest releases and en evaluation of their potential comnorcial value == to phonograph operators.

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LAWRENCE WELK (01ith 6000)or irate P-1,1". VC. Yoo're the croonea My Cellos-FT.

The 'Champagne Mualc of LawrenceWelk" bubbles thou both aide* hero, end

add* up to a generally negative. per -romance. Jayne Walton's vocal on thenisi stele belled to nice, and the band'streatment an't bad, but the familiarD OSTITS-BSOWnIlenderM11 allow tune onthe reeerse ismutilated by plethora ofg rind tri and poor scoring thatdon't elm what hap (awls been a finesong the remOttet chance to rourid ae ltMould, Thls particular Coffee le moretoe a champegne 'dickey.

UNA MAE CARLISLE(1314mbird 5-11033)

Wdiln' fly the Rtrer-V. I Met YouThen, I Know Yon Nose --V.

The sepia Was Certain has an Intimatesoneoelting style that ht definitely Car.sweetest. and if her strictly honky-tonkTr -trainee,. heard on the second aide here.are something less than that, she hasmooch vocal attributes to make thindisk has well as most of the other num-hem she has recorded) a nice slice ofhoming ottani». As co -writer of theseditties. her conception of them la evenmom assured. A half -chorus of BennyCarter's trumpet on Oda A adds to therecord's enjoyment.BARRY WOOD Wide( 27327)Bee Norte (Good Ilight)-V. I, Yf, YI,

Yi-V.Wood goes Latin American With two

synthetic south -of -the -border numboreby Hick Ocedon and Muer Warren fromthe new 20th Century -Fox picture. That"Ache in Rio, and does an excepttonsilyemit yob on the pair. With good tuneses work with. Barry applies an intimatelooming trick to the first side and lendshot,* to the Pan-Arnertcan 00I1,10 ofthe stuttering If -K -K -Katy on the re -moo Wood ha* the weal versotillty todo equally well with either romanticor smelly duties, an admirable qualityact always apparent In roost elegem.

CHUCK FOSTER (Oftell 6003)All 1 Desire --.Fr: VC. Spring Fehr-TV.

The Poster band Is miles removedfrom the ability to generate daraelogce listening pleasure, and this doublesites two more mininiges of that lack.Just another ballad. played tuelrectletly,manatee from the Met side, white theWend displays much piano work thatIs neither good nor is It bad, with theact corning In emery now iind then. ThisMeg win mere its purpose ntrety withthe adherents that Rioter has attractedOn the Meet Oman but the general:wed buying public will pay little orno attention to it.

EDDY DUCHIN (Columbia 359241Thinking-Fl; VC. 11010 Did He

Looke-VT; VC.Diorite'* ballad parade cootie:us thin

wok, but thts time he at loot has bet-ter materiel to work with than he hasLod lately. Both songs ate better-than-arensge examples of picture 486 popt=ie seribbling, and the smooth. meMdloDohin arrangement*, pared by hit M-OO:able keyboard Malehrs, embellishthem in an era -appealing way. "Chap-*" Chapman debuts as a vocalist onibis bend'. recorded product with the Afde number and contributes a Moe bit

warbling. Juno Robbins carries the*Ira of the companion piece In heracceptable style.

SERE KRUPA (Mel. 5997)S pokoady-PT, Jungle Madness-PT.

After all the twiny relousee Krupa hoehad on this label, he !Melly tax gottentend to putting On woe his =sourlybasted thinno a (the first five lettereit the title spell Krupa in reverse). Gene§,T a wide following, aU of whom arelantlar with his Sdentitylng signature,Ind that elonenuetit to guarantee prettyake mite far this disk. The arrangementItself Is subdued, with One **sled rhythm14'1'4 the place of the noisy tnstru-Mnatkui eanatimes Indulged in by thisbed. The net moult la very moth onlit credit sift. More solid playing backed

good beat ta dlsoluntble an the II

sortngerco. with the tom -tome indicatedby the number's title naturally premed -CHARLIE BARNET Bluebird 13.110371Good for Nothin' Joe-FT: VC. Chester-ton Alley-FT.

The Met auto of ibis latest Barnet diskverses to introduce to Hag enthurhustathe band's new girl singer. Lena Horne,Tile three minutes are mostly all vocal.In slow torch tempo, with Miss Horneturning in a performance Mat for themeat part la gone, 'Who she getslotto too teary In oriel Mot trying toomany vocal tricks that don't always comeoff u Intended. Flip -over is 'sootherawing epic, not one Volt different thana hundred of the 'ante genre. Only theBarnet sax outpourings !stoke it standout. bolt for the rest It's the same blatantboon, etc_ that le always present onentes like this.TEDDY POWELL (Bluebird B -I10391Al Night Lung-FT. VC. Slap-Happy-Lassto-FT: VC.

The cute nos city ditty on the secondaide heat Ito poraltallittes for scan phono-graph consumption, for We a awing!.

that differ widely from the rhythms Inwhich they were originally written.Orchids has always been a tango. but.Temptation sound* new all over again inthe colorful garb In which it's &motelbrie. The Victor disk. tho, presentsnothing that calls tor a second hearing.ORRIN TUCKER 1Columbis 359251I Know, I flnore-PT. VC. Autumn onthe Compile-Pr. VC.

When Oray Gordon recorded the Baide number, end when It au re:tetteby Bluebird, it really was autumn on atot of campsisew, but the sang mai didn'tmean very much to collegians or anyoneelm. Its bard to see how It can Mariany snore now, with the added hatuilcapof titular untimeliness to overcome.Tucker's Bodyguards vocal group doesa Mee Job on the lyric. *biting an ar-rangement that lag plenty of listetablepoints and Lunging tt veil, and then May-tag around for a second backgroundchorus behind a muted trumpet that hasmuch to moor -Fund It. The reverse Is astupid bit of tuneonithing that doesn'tdeserve wax Immortalizataars. BonnieBaker is the months..

FRANKIE MASTERS (Okc41 5998)Late Dream This One Out-PM VC. /Should Hare Known You You, Spo-rt VC.

The Bwingnmeters. this brand's vocalaggregation, take the trace of the firstaide in a performance that la exception-ally good. while Markin Francis acid,to the high weal level of this disk witha B side oat of word. In pleatant. rosystyle. With the bend itself tilling income nice quality dance music aroundand behind the vocal passage,. the whoa

INSTALLATION OF PACKARD KQUIPMCNT in the Reintrow, florebtug,Ore. Says Mrs. Minn Padelford, owner: -My place being small did not prom !a phonograph or Large counter boxes. I ,band the Packard Pia-Mor a dcOneeraid to ow Marie problem. Mrs. Prided/on/ is third fro, the left. WfUt her areV. V. Hei beg, operator, and Packard District Manager C. Ballard.

bouncing Intl. number that boat'sparticularly amusing set of words, sungby Ruth (Saylor In the best style shehas eahlinted thus far on Powell mooed-tillga The band backs her up niertY.aril In into unqututIonably the mostlatenable thing Teddy has turned outto date on platte-. The flat side *horsUtters of a bit of copying of the OleanIdtIlto reed style (for the Otis lime). andwhile Powell dom't borrow the clarinetlead in wholesale fashion. =Herb stylela so distinctive that even touches of Ithere and there ih smother band'. sr-rangernenta stand out like a beacon light.Mae Osyler has the words ors this aidealso. but doesn't tneaeure up to the meritof her B side Job,

XAVIER CUGAT (Columbia 35923and Victor 27329)

Ore./tags to the Moonlight-Tango. 7,,HP-Conan-Tango. La Beutte-Tango, Tiara-Tango.

(WHY enough. Cugat's latest C,olumbin tetrase sod the newest disk lamedby Victor of the wastes left behind byCuget when he switched over to Colum-ba lest fall contain tangos on every side.And 11111 more oddly. the two Columbianumbers are rschly, beautifully played.while the Victor double% otters veryquiet. very ordinary arrangements thathardly moot aa it they could have beendone by the rune bond responsible forthe lovely tango rhythms on the newerrecord_ The Columbia platter OatmealXsyLer's recently instituted pattern ofoccaOonally recording familiar &andanteor semi-olasalcs In Latin American cameo*

adds up to ono of Masters' best pattersIn recent week,.

MICHAEL LORING (Columbia 359271We Could Make Such Beautiful Music-V. Oh. You Gypsy-V.

Per the first time since he undertookrecording for tha label Loring dos anmen pleasant, and ',Inoue Ma of songselling. The material he has bestowedupon him hero tool the most admirablethat could have bean 'found, with theB side tend:tax to lean toward theheariness oppozenS In previous disksfrom this singer. But on the whole It'shis best perfcrenance to date.BOB CHESTER 11111robind 0-110341Waterloo Bridge --VP. VC. Blau tehoea-PT; VC.

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Sam Stern. Keystone head. playedhost, while Jack Nelson and Cliff Bailey.Of the phonograph manufacturing eon -00711, were on band to make the showingboth a butaness and metal success. Theparties started in the aftrntoon and,with plenty of refreshments at hand.ran each night Into the morning hours.

ON THE RECORDS(Continued from pope 73)

Bradley doesn't let down the generallycreditable work with her vocal chorus,which le probably the beet, she bee done

SO tar since Joining this band. Bill Dar-nall Meats° turns in a good Job onthe ballad wordage of Waterloo Bridge,which la made potent dance fare via atine toe -tapping beat.MART HEALY tOkele 6002/lit See You Aman--V. What /a Thereto Stir -V.

Mine 'kelp's voice and delivery are notup to the exacting requirements de-manded by these wen -known and su-perior allow songs. She does ales:gutsilynothing for the Noel Coward epos onthe Wet aids, chalking tip pethape themost uninteresting T00.11 performancewithin recent memory. Its herd to ruincompletely lento with the baste melodloand lyrical merit of thaw two, end It'stheir Inherent mutest quality that Lassathe young laity from registering a totalfleece. But she adds nothing whateverto thein, and the rntL-e six minute, area waste of even the most amiable Us -toner's time.

MUSIC MAKERS AND MILLS PHONOGRAPHS make up Otte allotar pic-ture. Left to riyht arc Buddy Moreno and Harry Coot. oxaltris of the DickJurgen, bend: W. R. fled& owner of the Northuestern Hutto Commit., Peoria,lit: Dirk /uremia, bond leader playing at the Aragon Ballroom. Chtcaco;Geraldine Dettne, SW Jensen. Bob Amer. and Dick Mitchell. alt members ofthe band.

`Kate,'You'reGreatiBy JAMES T. MANGAN

Hato Smith recently recorded Mangan pet-iolle tune. Mangan, adterfts-trio manager of the Afflts Novelty Cornpiny, WPM 103.1 prtient et the recordingsetsion. tees impressed to the extent thehe wrote the following.

KATE SMITH is one of the greatest.grandest, line.: women that ever

lived. She la rich in spirit, overflowingin energy, even more appealing person-ally than the is on the air-end on thealt She's the best.

Don't take my word-Just ask the fel-lows who were with me to see and hearWe're All Americans put on wax. Therewas Nat Cohn. of Modern. VendingCompany, the man who has sold morephonographs than may dietrIbutor aliverind who plane to sell 1,000,000 recordsM. year. There was Jack &Millet, gen-eral manager of George Ponser * Com-pany, a rein mama veteran who dis-tribute* Mills phonographs and musicalmerchandise up and down the EallernArtabrArd. There was Charlie Engeltnan,president of the Now York Operators'ityoctatton, representing thatuands ofmusic operators who operate over 30,000pieces. There was Prank Dandle-theoldest phonograph operator In Now YorkCity-end Prank Is still a young 61011.Incas sugars= and Maynard Reuter, ofThe Billboard, Mao came along, andntany other potent personalities repre-senting SW and Columbia were also onhand. Dutch Alborg, of the BrooklynAmassment Company, Started over butwas sidetracked on the tray. Undaunted.Dutch got there In spirit by phoning ittan order for the first 200 records ofthe song released.

The whole bunch of ooltunett lovedHate at first sight, thrilled like school-boys when they had individual picturestaken with her, and stuck around fortwo bourn while Columbia made one ofthe most elaborate records It has pro-duced in years. It WSJ a mighty stageproduction, comprising Jack MI lees 24 -piece band and Ted Straeter's 14 -mem-ber chorus. Kate Wide. as cuttings ofWe're AU Amerloaru in order to be sureshe had It Just right: there were count-less reVIedona and experimental singingsbefore she got to the master record. suet,patience. craftsmanship, and love of art,calling for such an expenditure of atten-tion. concentraticm, and energy, expininswhy she ties reached the top of Lance'sladder.

Of course, there's another explanation,too, and his name Is Ted Collins. Ted isKate's manager -producer. the man whodiscovered plata Katherine Smith phiringcomic part. In musical shows and trans-formed bet into the lovely oaten ofradio. Ted Collins is a quiet hanclactheman who prefers to remain in the back-ground, doing that ell -Important back-ground work. the only thing On Whichlasting fame stands.

Marne Sacks, manager of artists andrepertoire for Coiumbia, and Joe Higginswere on hand to meet all the phono-graph nutn end to help stage the partyIt was great to see these two top-flightmusk -tar.* particlpate in the affair.

Kate recorded the song with extremabrilliant mu.detanahlp. and enun-

ciation that would make any authorglad. especially myself who hates to hearpeople talk as trio they hate mush intheir mouths. Kate's voice is an deer atsunlight laming from tubers of platinum.Her whole personality goo into the vole,and this personality plus maim:ow-thinand art of the performance combine to

make perfection. Jack Miller % band gateher brilliant accompaniment. and thework of Ted Streeter's boy and girlchorus was marrelotas.

This Is going to be one of the mostexceptional recorde ever made. Katetold me that herself, and that she wasdoing It not only because of the song, butbecause of her appreciation of all thephonograph operators have don. foe hermany other records- She was thrilled byher audience on title day-a perfectrepresentation of the coin machine in.duetry.

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.In Analysis of Current Songs and Record-ings From the Standpoint of Their Valueto Phonograph Operators

GOING STRONGReterdinge toted below are currently the biggest money -oaken, In autentalle Isonsossas. Seketiass fee the convenors el reirerts gathered each WA by repprionte= tires of The 0Mb:ere Iron at Nast few loading erhonwsph aptteton in each .5 the 30 E= octet loportent atianogreph operating In tee . Peron:Una. bard wither, == n eHanation .0 Ileum Hut hate appealed under sal, healing fee one walk ow. F.= sa4 hate thous became lock estobliskett eleteetees that they mono no farther eplanatien. =E I Give You My Weed. Thn amount of radio plugs/tug afoorded this MOsong (as well Ao quite a fear other, in this Cotlienn) 117.1 resulted In a =speedy rise to the top for It. IdITC/IIILL *711W this week parsecEDDY MORN. In the. contest oath record teas been *lading for the =most favor amens phone patron* Too song cannot be considered n =Weeklebtlator. but Its advent in this blue-ribbon section 1. accompinted =by enough stamina to indicate Its staying around up here fora corn- =sormble numbec of week.. now.= fleas I Co, (11th week) VAUOIlle MONROE*, WILL BRADLEY.. TOMMY =

E-: TiSCKER. WOODY HERMAN'.= Dreamt Val , (7th week) SAMMY KAYE.. WOODY HERMAN.. PRANKIE

=Fr L week) AR TIE BYLAW. WOODY HERMAN.F. I Hear a Rhapsody, (4111 week) CHARLIE DARNKI.JIMMY DORSEY'.

AL Dominus..= Starch/tr. (3d week) ARTIE SHAW, TOMMY DORSEY*.= Along the Soots SS Teal, (III week, DINO CltrYSIIY, DION 8. E- &4MYY KAYE..

COMING UP- Reeordletp Wed below see Mese re. ck operator, report ere not yet tep-noleti == mosey...ken tut whleti an growing In pone: ern). 00 agettrenalk phonograph,. SO" liens == tensenson as et -ports gathered each week by representatives of The Billboard == Item at beet four /4.4.3 Ntonoereph *referee. In nth of No 10 most Important =EE phrnegrapte operetInd centers In the ternhy.= So You're the One. Tho jingly, bouncy rhythms of tote 13Ill.er hive iip- =

patently caught the public fancy, for thus week It steps out Ina big way =along the phone, network. registering the most progress of MI the Broad- =auk fdlsaSc. Inc. tunes In thole tartans sections. The ItAL KEMP' Erecord take* the ploy away from EDDY DUOIIIN and bmontea the most =farored disk In the hose*. -

= Yes Me Daeling Dausittee. Donald pretty well, but larking the help from- radio plugging to male It ea itunIllar as It should. and probably would. =be If tho ASCAP-network* battle weren't standing in Its way, this Werth- == while novelty swing number is being spoiled to numerous nickel droP == pees to the OL.rtie KILLER*. DINAH SHORE. and IMNY GOODMAN. =

= 05115001.E The Last Time I Saw Paris. Another ASCAP sentsentthat hasguttered badly i

becstrao of the current radio freest Thin department Is eettelnotd trial. =

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II Dila song had had the advantegot of normal network plugRIng It= would have been one of the biggest tuntohos In popular music Alston. =KATE SMITH has been carrying It practically eingle-handed to the =ohotioa. Operators report that Ws good, but it's far from the SUCCOR It =ought to be.

--= You Walk ey. Thle BIM number. as well 01 the One betCrie it. Is creeping =qowly but pretty surely up the ladder to n point Where It may clialltmge =

= the leaders for phone supremaey tn a couple of weeks. BLUE BARRON* == 1510 the most popular disk at the moment. with TOMMY Tut:twit corns =

mg along behind him,== High on Windy Ylill. A cuttous switch In the record Attrettone of 'male == machine clientele thLa week fletde A couple 01 disks that had started with == this number dropping out of the picture. at leant temporarily, while two =

other names have taken over the conquest of the boxes on It. .TIMMY_ DORSET. and GENE KRUPA* are the new atanclardbearers here. with =VAIM:HEI IIONROV. remaining around to bring up the rear.

= knob Me Manta. Wifib Boogie Beat. Not diatIngulshing Itself In anyE. particular way, thin follow-up to Beet Me Daddy, 159001 to a Re, le ea- =

pertenclag the difficulties of overcoming the sequel bugaboo that Usually =Brel'enta the second of a merles front being as mimeo:sand as the first. The == ANDIIIMA SISTERS are the only odor here. =

= - San Menotti gem A "PossIbillty" for mortal weeks past, thIn liltIne hill- E= billy 11.7101 number is boatioungt to catch on, both to the 111Nri CROSBY =E version maid alto In that of BOB WILLS, Its pretty perfect phono :ode =F.: der. and It's *tatting to prove It nicely. == Siewirotelriewsr insa .h17.eeiaa ,.Cowlng Up.1of fovrtels i.hiib.im...t..1.,.zi.;.t.o.... l,h..L= In Ow Cold, teen the they moil pretattge rail parer <hob Into `Genre Sttong.i. == yo,,,., GA Me This Way. (7th work) Still hanging on. KAY KYSER°. E....

OLS.,,lhi MILLDR°, JIMMY D01181 -Y. _-_ POSSIBILITIES =

Retooling% lured Wkr have not at oaf sheen any ;Hengelo In anlenutk pkea.,.. == gayly, but ale the most Meth/ petropeete for ,love etxhils. 10«ets arurig new record == release, These seiggesliens are baud even ra Wfecntreet. Meet oral, Ilk,. == .9,11 from motto 111416MIIM is to the teets . lopertanee of eorealn 'oar, in Ho. == catalog, at wsh n on The Itulgoent of The flintoany.....l. o..9,,,,,,..t.

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E Tonight. Also titled Per/Win. this beautiful Pan-Arnertenn number Is rapidly =attracting photo attention so /Solent, 11 it continuos for another week == In the same proportion, to merit It a niche In the section shove thu. == OE fE KRUPA. and XAVIER CUOAT are getting the jump on their wax -_ competitors.-

E Thresh 1. Soo. Changes Hide, An oldie that date* back a OA many iyens, situ has suddenly bleAlOgted foeth becetwe It IA part of a mussy=entelog that is licensed by Bail for nets -cat broadcasting. A number of =band leader* here been featuring the song. and the music 01101110. ,pot-= light la begliardrig to be turned on It.

= mink makan. In thls relaxed, may. twobeat irwIng number, with Itsprovotatlee melody and "walking" rhythm tempo, BARRY JAMES maypouabily have a future sizable phono hit. There Ls about this number thefonts attractive features that mesa kite out of In the Mood and TuxedoJuiuitton.

= It All Cootie Back To Me Now. Still another 8111 opus. and in the HAI.KE3SP amuntment on aux It has been garnering scattered attention =from nickel droppers In various locations. It might tie Inge to keep aneye on It.

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YKW YORK, Feb. 15,-Burnhart (BlplGlaasgold, vice-preaident In charge ofsales for Arthur R. DuCireriter. Inc.. an-nounced this week the appointment oftwo more distributors foe DuGrenierproducts, the Rankin Music dr CigaretteService. of Atlanta, and Richard A. Patina,of San Francisco. Rankin firm, headedby Monte Rankin, well.known Southerncoltunan, wilt COWT the State of Georgiafor DuOrenter. Farina Ix an bpostorof long atariding and haa distributedvending machines on the West Coast formany years,. His firm will corer Cali-fornia and five surrounding States.

-Both of the firms are reliable, withyears of experience In this bualnera.-Glasagold observed. "They have the fa -editing, the ability, and the organiza-tion to give operator' In their territoriesthe best of service and the closest of co.operation. Both will handle the completeDuGrenier line, consisting of the Cham-pion cigarette merchandiser and the5 -cent candy bar vender -two great ma-chines which have won the &pluvial Ofoperators everywhere. -

Inventor OffersNew Vending DeviceTi, the Editor:

I am Indebted to a business friend foryour address, and tau taking tlso libertyof calling to your attention a morel in-s cotton whirls I barn reason to believewill probably Interest you.

I am ready to submit to you. free Ofcharge and without any obligation onyour part. drawings and completedescription of the Invention. The titleof the twenties/2 is: Butter Pat Vendingor Dispensing Machine.

In my opinion the artielo pronounsponetbillara of a large and profitablesale.

Will you please let me know whetheryou would be interested and would wishfurther detailed Information about theInvention? If *0 I will gladly send youfurther particular' promptly upon re-ceipt of your letter. -C. 8.

Thom who desire to reach 'C. 8.^ maydo on by writing The Billboard. Coln )4a.chine Departnient. 155 N. Clark Street,Chicago. Kindly indicate that you washthis address by mentioning the Minato'C,

Carolina Bill WouldKeep Candy Levy

RALEIGH, N. C-. Feb. 15. -House Bill14. Introduced by Representative Vogler,attempts to remove the 9 per cent salestax from all food bold for home con-sumption except candies and confectionery.

The bill hits been referred to the fi-nance committee.

Writer OffersVender InventionTo the Editor:

It has been fruggested to me that Iwrite to you concerning a patented news-paper vending apparatus that I wtats tosell.

I should like to obtain the name. ofmanufacturers who might be InterestedIn the typo of device whith I hare per-fecto:I.-P. A. C.

(Anyone Interested in the abort-incn-ttoned dettee nay obtain the Inectifor'snesse by welling The Billboard. Coin No -eh Ise Department. 155 North ClarkStreet, Chicago. Kindly mention the In-itials "P..4. C." when writing Joe OWlufonnatioss.)

Clevelatv)CLEVELAND, Peb. 15.-R. P. EAwardn.

head of Use rive Star Amusement C'om-pony, Youngstown, has been elected rep-resentative from the Youngstown -War-ren chapter to the board of the OhioState Automatic Eloetrto PhonographOwners' Aasociation. He succeeds JosephBaker.

John Guenther. of Berea, 0.. has put -chased the route of D. R. Whitman, whohas retired to devote his full Unto to hisautomobile agency.

Arno. Wapperer, emaistant rectolary.treasurer of the Phonograph Merchants'Association of Clereland and the OhioState organication. Ls the proud poseessorof en autographed photograph of KayRyser, presented to her on his recentvolt and meeting with aseociationmembers.

Leroy Robinson. operator and partnerIn the firm of Meckley & Robinson. Ltexpected back from a Southern vacationwithin a few days.

Jerry hotel, president of the Phono-graph Merchants' Association of Cleve-land. represented thn association at theanimal luncheon meeting of the Cleve-land Convention and Vinton"' BIltrAU ofthe Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Stot-ler here.

Hy Ooiden. of Ace Cigarette scran.Company. haa departed for a Florida va-cation. His brother Lou. head of thecompany, expects to go to Florida uponIffs return.

Harry Golden. president of the GoldenCigarette Service Company. is back onthe job following several 'seeks' Illnesswith a throat infeetIon. He expects tospend little time soon at Not Springs.Ark., to recuperate. Two of hie ten-ployeev. Henry Dothan end Albert Cats,lecusa have joined the army. Me book-keeper. Mire Markman. la In Florida fora couple of weeks' vaeatloa.

LOUIS STEINER. prenblent of U-Need-a-Fak: Warren Green, of Norman be;Geddes' office: Murray Weiner, tf-Ifecd-a-Pak tales manager: Dave Simon. OfSirens Sates. New York distelbutee. and Lao Wafers, vice-pretkfcrof of U -Need -a -Pak, Metered left to right Picture was Mates et the [intern showing of fileU-Need-a-Fak Model .600 held February l at the II-Needa-Pak petal, InBrOOlayft.

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NEW YORK. Feb. IS.-Sammy Good -men and Herbert Scheer. rocalientes Inprone POnatarn New York beadquarters,me off fora year. stretch to Uncle Seen 'samt. . Dad weather of the last fewweeks bas had its *Sect on coUectione.teat the trade prediCia they'll be limpingback up aspen wry anon. . . HarryBolen has left for a few weeks In Wenn.gist Cohn. as result. le butler than everMeng care of music operators droppingla to ere the Seeburg line et the ModernVeosting einem . . . Charley Armuson,ed Brooklyn Amur -meat, also le bankingm the Florida satuthine orate Bill Alborgdemon atrates his ecotone to the trade ontears' Timmy Gun. . . Tony Om -moo has returned from Me trek to Ari-

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"'Dm 114. aniPPed OS In Chicago on Auway back, Ben Becker wee glad to wehim return. m Ben hat been a buoy ladtaking care of the aerosol for EahlbitaStars at Tony's Weston *Mem the pastfor weeks.

COINSHOTS .Charley Pleitchroann. of Baltimore

&Rebook. N expecting to txmine peppymost any day. and ta erre proud. .Joe Fishman declares he has a stack oforders to snow se a result of the recentabasing of Rock-Oln equipment at hisNew York eleararcoms. . Dot Eaton.Eastern regional director for BuckleyMusic System. really gets around. Ilewax la Boston. Albany. Trenton, andPhiladelptlie last week. He reported thatHenry W. Semen ot &tarn DestnbuungCompany. Albany, has been appointedMattes for the non. . . Eli Miller midRay Know'. of Xitilmay Vending, are try-ing to find Cline for a Florida vacationbut business II so ruthing they say Itlooks as trio they'll never rot Henan . . .

Jack Devlin. Ball McDonald, Jimmy Clol-roy. end the other boy. over at Jack Pita-gt Weans' onkel. were given a real workoutthis week while Jack dulled upstate totell the bola all about Bally's Molter.. . Over at Bort Lane'. Seaboard Sales.nanford Warner le burning the midnightoil supplying the demand for Genoagames and taking care of the hundredand one detail* that are Constantly corn-ing up aline Bert and hie wife are inFlorida.

FAST FLAnlilne . .

Onlcea of the Mike atunvea Corpora -non continue to be crowded all dAy tong.Mike reports ho and bla sten are doingall they can to catch up on orders. HisMother, Joe, is also going at top speedputting the Meshing touches% on a com-plete display of arcade equipment. -Justgot a big order from Alaska,- Joe revealed -"And I was nearly fleeced to learn thatup there many of the operate s% make therounds by airplane." . . . Henry Zwickwas. busy telling some of the boys why becarrlea so many tinge In hie pocket* sadre,. of dishes In ha car. . . . JIM TIMM,ths) new Buckley Music Syaterst girl Intown, with Dec Eaten showing heraratind. . . Dave Simon report. henswamped with demands for Keener* newVelvet mime. -I've been plaguing Chi-cago three and four eines a day to In-come° my orders." . . Hynes Dude%le all sparked up Over Strewn Sperky.Ile believes this la the game of the yearfor all operator's in thie tenttery. .Dare Firestone, of Cont-a-Mint, returnedto town this week after a Western tripon behalf of his Mason Mint Vender.Hell ...on be leaving to tell operators inthe South all °boot the device. . .Tri-Way Products, nether of niumitoneand Ulttatoue speaker -baffles. reports big

with mote orders coming in everyork.

AROUND THE TOWN . . .

Bill Hainan. of Internet:or:al Muth -scope. hardly has time to sit at his dtsethane dare Steen he's always hoppingIntim the factory to a phoue. "Betweentrying to atep up production on DrIresMobile and Ace Bomber and witty allwho have orders on hand for them twowinners, Pro butter than the proverbialone-armed paper hanger.- BM mentains.. . . Letters in praise of his credit plancontinue to arrive at Earl Backe', desk.'One arrived from Aibequerque. N. BA..this past week." he reports, "Daily moreoperators are taking advantage of out

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REFRIGERATED APPLES ererehired in thtt machine developedby Mel. N. Miller Company, YalcInteWean, center of the Northweersapple grouseg district. ^Appies eretended as they should be." raidMiler, 'cord, hem, }lacy, andera pay."

credit plan to acquire Notional Novelty'soutstanding reconditioned games." . . .Jack Sense! and Murray Simon haven'tmuch Unto to relax, what with AI alnienOn his honeymoon. "Dement! for Chi-cago Coin's Sport Parade keeps us con-ateintly on the Jump." they Mate. "Retrytime we ask an operator how many he%ante the usual answer !e'en you hare.'". . . Miss A. Se Strong. of 0. V. Corpora-tion, la preparing to tell all operators whysales of the firma DuGrenter 1 -centAdsmas Oum Vendor hare Jumped eaarena Abe 'aye. . . . The gang at theGeorge Ponwr offices continue to get areal workout daily taking care Of all theoperators who cone in to look over themany lines the firm tamdlea.

JERSEY JOTTINGS. . ."Doing a glean Job with Damns Cub

and Ace." declares AI S. Cohen, of Arco.. . What with handling the public

relations poet for Allied. plus the sale ofthe many Unes her Oren handles, IryMorels. of the Power Newark °Mom taone of the buriest men in Jersey. "WithGottlieb's' School Days. the Duval bits.slid other grimes we're pushing, plus thereconditioned demand, our CMly wishcould possibly be for more hours in theday." he says_ . . . Dare Stern is re-ported to have been visiting with HarryBrown In Malty the other day. . . . HarryWichansky and Barney (Sugy) Suganr.enIn a huddle over deltvery of ravers boats_. . . Eddie Corriston. of Palisades. basn'tbeen eround Lately. Boys are wonderingIf be'a In Florida. too. . . . Lou Moom.of Trenton, cornea Urns wtth elle one:"What Trenton makes, the world Was-nod that's our slogan, icon

FROM HERE AND THERE . . .Ira. Rothstein of Banner, rim changed

DU letterhead- It meats that he hasbran In trio ecalablz *Moe 1017. . . BillHolstein. of Pinny. is predicting an up-swing In business. . . . Sol Silverstein.of Chicago Coln. reported headinn. south-ward. , . . Bill Grose. of Lehigh Spe-cialty. and hie wife nro a great team.. . . Jar MAL of Active, now bee threesecretaries busy taking care of Inereasenbuneras. . . . Itoy McOlnnha. of Balti-more. say. hen telling operators to "strikeIt lucky with Lucky Strike." . . . ArtNeese. of Calvert. is reported doingmeth -Mg these days but talktax aboutBelly's latest hits. . . . According COtry Blumenfeld, of Baltimore, -the (ton -ere! ts Maier than owl with orders forreconditioned nischince."

BUFFALO. Feb. 15.--Butfalo's newAmuse -runt Machine Operstoree Astiocia-[eon Is off to a flying Mort, with allofficers working feverishly to get mat-ters In Order pa that regular meetingscan be held sad an auseciatiOn bead -quarters' office can be opened noon.

Rex AmUsernent Compel:ye Mg openhouse party a124 Rock -Ole shoving was ahuge eueeele, with proctically all the

DeItOetDE1V751, Feb. 16-Wolf Retwitz. Wolf

Sales Company, Denver and San Fran-cisco, has Ann0U0C00 the apiennimentof Intermountain Distributing Cunapone,Salt Lake City. as a sub-dennbutor forUtah and Eestern Idaho for Wurilmerproducts. M. D. Close is head of Inter-mountain Distributing Company. 'Re-alm will go to Mexico City soon to ar-range for the eetabilahment of a branchto handle used equipment for sale InMexico.

Recent Visitors at the Denver Datrib-uting Company Inc:yds:el D W. Began, ofAurora. Colo., who puree...wad hie tendremote control act -up; W. C. Johnson. ofRawlins, Wyo., also purchased both re-mote control equipment and penny ma-chines, and C. E. Diana. of (rend JUTIC-(ton, Colo., who purchased ht. 13th re -10010 control eel -up, as wall as an assort -Meat of penny MACtlIZION.

Stanley Chuo-n. son of Dare Chuven.manager of Automatic Kquipment.the fleet and youngest tolerate/. in theState for military service and Is now onduty witOklah the 1.137thInfantry at Port&U. .

Oen° &niter. Rocky Moon to inInatindies Company. ham annoutterd thatall except five counties in Wyoming hambeen frantbleed. John Branney, Wyom-ing Novelty Company. Casper. has thecouriers of Nations, fibs -radon, Albany.and Laramie. I. L. Quirk. Ba-ok Sarin"has half of Use State from Casper west.New relemes of film have arrived InDenver, from where they are diatributedthru the oompa.ny's own exchange-

. . .Lawrence Stone Jr. Automatic *Nip-

ment. announced that patents here beenapplied for end Sr. now pending on awall box for phone line operated musiclanes. The bozos, to be assembled InDenver. will feature Wrath.. talking withnon -Interference.

Otheon Bradshaw. Denver DistributingCompany. is remattag elaborate plane forthe Rook-Cita regional Mowing to beheld March 7 and IL In addition to theLeadership Ofrl. Rock-Ola eflIclate willbe in attendance. Bnidahaw IF now re-modeling his quarters, featuring newlighting, carpeting, and complete redeemorating. He Is loving new office quar-ters constructed.

leading operators In ettendance. LawWolf and his bride-of-an:mien were ex-cellent rut hose and Invitees. Rork -Oil°xi:canvas in town for the occasion M-auled Art Wensand. phonograph sanemanager: Eddie Prenktewiree. Rock -Oltaortic* manager, and Cliff Barite. UAW=territorial sales manager.

Prank Cumin. who holds the ter-ritoctal Mills Panorama franchise here.has pieced flire =Rhinos and repastsgood hattrues.

Leo Curran. Rochester Panoram fran-chise tnder, reports four machines onkinatban 50 far, all doing well.

Theo Z. Philllea. secretary of theFrontier Olgorene Machine Operate&Areociation. hats been busy with Meduties ea president of the Omsk octets-tretbane litre and as chairmen of theCreek War Relief Ball held February 19at the Hotel Stange

Ed Hartman Is the new sereSee manat Res Amusement Company, reidartearDon Heiman Bill Pitothettl. servicemanager thew, has purchased newChevrenct.

Buffalo ltectrie Company distributorof Victor and Bluebird records, hat addedBetty Wheeler to the tweed department'Koff. Charles Thorne:on also Salmi thefirm.

Den Kultek, Atlas Phonograph Com-pany. Section; deaributor, L off onbanned trip to Detroit. The Atlas openhouse party mid tau -slay special ,bow-ing of !MI Sorbing equipment la sched-uled for March 1 and 2.

J ames Disks -nee, Iroquois AniusemantComPenr, reporto the purchase ofOr0Etttletel Pike'. Peak, the new I -centgame. He la so pleased with resultsthat hell soon reorder. Blakerlee In altogetting ready with a lineup of IrianMaeda far dletalbatatin before St. Pat-rick's Day.

80 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES February 22, 1941

New Sicking BranchMecca for Coinmen

LOBIStql-LB, 8y.. Feb. 13, -Bon Gold-berg, president of &eking. Ina.: BillManner, flee -president and general man-ager. and Charles A. Tray. manager ofin. ftrm's Louisville office. were Mate*to stetting manufacturers, distributors.Jobbers, and operators February 8 and9, Whnel formal opening of the company'sIIrvs branch offfee hero was hold In thisCity. Modern In every respect, the newshowrooms and offices are mid to beamong the finest in the country.

Occupytng floor owe of more than10.000 square feet. the building Ii Ideallyarranged wills double ettsplay and Weerooms. ono directly behind the other.Ill the front room. which extends ten..the entire width of the building, withthe exception of 10 feet used for anInclosed drive-ln. will be displayedphonographs. novelty games, countermachines. and rifle machines. The sec-ond elkplby room, Immediately behindthe other, will be used pi/Manly forconsole*, bell, and other machines.

To the right ta located the privatealtos of Charles A. Treu, manager ofthe Drench, and to the lea la a torso of-fice to be used for general bookkeepingand detail work. Directly behind thesecond oisplay room la the repair shopand large stockrooms which will enableSicking, Inc.. to provide the most ef-ficient repair serrxe available anywhereand to carry on bond at all times suf.Mite; machines to take core of the

EDDIE AND MORRIE GINSBURG, extreme MN and rtght, respectively,announce that the Atlas Novelty CompassVs Chime stall to all PG to demon-strate to operators She floe of music equipment which the /inn handles. Shownleft to right are Salesmen &Averts, Freer, Finals.% Ffuk. oral OrIto.

Insertedlate needs of Opt7Atele.Per the opening celebration the front

display roam ass beautifully illuminatedand bedecked with floral tributes bear-ing the good wishes from Sacking friendsin every part of the country.

Saturday evening Messrs. harmer.Goldberg, and Trim were hoots to 40guests at a dinner at the Browne Hotel.The guests included manutecturem. their

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representative* and local and Weltingdistributors. Jobber*. and oilomstors

Many operators from Cincinnati tent-tory, where Sicking. Inc., his been estab-lished since 1893, motored here Sundayto psy respects and join In the festin-ties. Souvenirs awe given to everyoneattending end an elaborate buffet lunchwas eerved thruout Saturday andSmutty.

Among the manufacturers attending.were Vince Shay. Art Cooley, ChnelotSchick. and S. York. of Mills NoveltyCompany: George Maloney, of BallyMerodacturing Co.: Al Dough's, of BanalCompany: John Gluon. of Exhibit Sup-ply Company: Sol Gottlieb. of D. Gott..Leh As Company: Dick Hood. of H. C.L.."11", Company; Sol SaTtrOtnin. of Chl-cago Coin Machine Manufacturing Cont.pony: William J. Ryan. of J. H. Keeney& Company: Harold Baker and MarryHoppe, of Baker Novety Company CarlVottenek. of Orestelielo Tool Company:Harold Wood. of Telotone bianutectur-tug Conipany. and Lew Waskin, of Su-perior Products. Inc.

Among visiting distributcm, jobbers,groups from Ken-

torky, Southern Indiana. and SouthernOhio.

Blatt AppointedDistrict Manager

BROOKLYN, Feb. 15,-WIllie (LittleNapoleon) Blatt. of Supremo VendingCompany, this city and Bellmore. L. I.has just been appointed district managerfoe the metroponum Now York area forBuckley Music System. roe- reports De-Witt (Doc) lbston, Eastern regional di-rector for Buckley.

"Willie has done ettch a tremendoussated Job In this arcs that we More de-cided to appoint him our titular mon-

Alberg BecomingExpert Marksman

DROOKLYN, Feb. 13.-B111 Allocor,Brooklyn Amusement Machine Comp hlis shooting Evan's latest 'l'Ommy Gunday long. according to reports at cosployers of the organization.

"Bill has a bet that be will be thrgreatest creek -shot In the world on Toir-VGun." they say. "He's Melted all corneato challenge him for the chanspionahnon It and believes) no one oars shoot thigun as well as be tan.

"This has started something bete. IS.ono wants to work anymore. &cry op,crater Or Jobber that comes in is 1.11MILI1:11pound Into the contest. Inn to going tttr.vka a lot of money -one way or itsother. Hea tither going to sell abc10.000 for Dick Hood or he's going to sirthat much stoney outshoothog the la -4%who come In here."

13111 himself In so void on this deticsthat he has Wood a communiqUe to atthe trod, here stating. -Tommy Gun uthe &TIMM for bloodroot pronto out of us,toughest locations. We have made soussevere testa already and have found IIono of the wry best monnyomakem ere'tiever bad."

Ponser To FeteN. Y. Music Men

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Ocorge ?onsetnod hie staff are making plats to enter.lain rouge =chino operators In tiltterritory at a showing of the line ctPackard rotzsie equipment February 23and 28 In the East 80010 of the BoutNew Yorker. George says he. Jack Ma-nia. and Iry Morns are spending envyspare minute making planate( the will -

"We promise that the party will DPthe talk of the town foe days afterward."Poorer stated. "Homer Capehart 111.1

be here to meet MI his old friends, aswill Rudy Clrombourn and other :acres,offielnia More important. however. Unathe social aspect of this affair will bethe opportunity all operators will heseto Inspect the remote -control boars -adapters. and console speakers Fisaltardmanufactures. Well be releasing nosedetails later on." be concluded.

eger." field £111.012. "T le IA not only areward for his Roe work, but prove* theconfidence that we hare In him. He rocshas the authority to appolat oil d:1-tetbutors in !Me section and will harecomplete Jurisdiction over sales here."

Blatt will retain tos othcea at MiRogers Avenue. Brooklyn. and will speeda great deal of time from now on coo,tatting those mune men whom he be.Iterea should become distrIbutons totBuckley Music System.

KEENEY DISTRIBUTOR BEN ROBINSON, head bele. Cospang, Darner, took this pholognaph of a battery of Keeney Atr fielders toat the IOdett !birth Fesiteel In Detroti. "Poor Ale Reuters grossed more matt;Chao the total of Mt other nmoninea operated at the forth:al." Robinson dostared..

February 22, 1911. AMUSEMENT MACHINEs Thr Billboard 8i

SMASH!. . . GOES ANOTHER RECORD

THE BILLBOARD HAS JUST ESTABLISHED THEBIGGEST JANUARY COIN MACHINE LINEAGE

RECORD IN ITS HISTORY

The Billboard is today stronger and more

widely accepted by the coin machine trade

than ever before. New advertisers, one

after the other, are falling in line with

scores of old advertisers and advertising

in The Billboard every week ---proof The

Billboard always makes 'money for its

advertisers.

THE BILLBOARD PUBLISHING CO.5 OPERA PLACE CINCINNATI, OHIO

82 The Bil(Leered AMUSEMENT MACHLNES February 22, 19.41

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WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS, Inc.3120 Ellleet A.n. St ATTLE.

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The Last "Word" In Your Letter to Advertisers, "Billboard".

AJAX NOVELTY COMPANY OFFICIALS N. Y. Alum (rtght) and V. Chit:.topher (armlet) agree ales Joan Carat, Ephibit Supply Company safesse -onager, that Stars is one of ItirhiblEs greaten ensnaes WW1 011* ant Is doingnet* on 1000t1014. Ajax Is located in Detroit.

Bond Buckley PartyBoston's Biggest

BOSTON, Feb. Bond's Buck-ley Mutic Syatona Victory Party. heldhere et Botet Brunswick yesterday. witschalked up as Breton's blarst coin nu -chine party. Opt from WI over New Eng-land were present. Not only the ops. buttheir wives and Children. too. Ella Mtn-gerald, who orals her ark to playing thebrunsulck Hotel, is proving herself oneof the hest boosters of the automata;phemos 1n the country. according soBoston cos.

A tasty buffet luncheon was screed.and the bet proved ono of the moot pop -War spots of the party. A photog waspresent to commemorate the event withViz. Mae Bond sae aroUnd to greetall Olalters. Da Wit D) Eaton, Fwd.ern rew1eos1 manager for Buckley Music]Syateta. was also present to meet UmNew Englenct ootrimen.

Among tboso prerAmt At the gala partyWere Tiny Meltzer. Lucas TevIns. Mr.end Mrs. De Witt (DEC) Eaton. Bill°crab. Pete Scherene. Mr. and Afro.Treminier. Mr. and Mra. Fallon. Mr. andMrs. Shan:It:it Mr. and Mrs. Rosen°. Mr.and Mra Sarubl, Renatl Palm. ArthlirPalm Joe Ca:ter, Ray Mitchell. /ModSisersand. Daniel Euion. A. lelpprr.Rene/ Riley. Murray Rosenthal. FredPitt. Simon Conrad Jr.. Ray Shea. Mr.and Mrs. James Jfellto. Joe Comm.Prank Comm. Charley Foote. HaroldHarwich. Sam Laridemi. Jim Ifelito. ArtPtarletetn. Nick Ruse*. Ed Trapeniar,UOery Abelson. Best Freiberg, Tony DI -Carlo. John Picot. Tom tabby Jr.

Sam 8hanfirld, Ray Shea, Bert Klep-per. Sol Cowan. Bernard Cohen. AlDOW, Sam Ocgdstetn. Louis LATIDO. LeoMetter, Frank Mulretely. D. O'Bray, DanRobinson. L Spector. A. Sturgia, Walter

INTSBNATIONAL 311.11r0SCOPE'SPhotos:natio plays a star role to Ma;notate 'The Gobs' Goodbyes."'

AT WOW. Jim Balboni. Pole Chemins. AiBektr. W. Dalton. Den Dillon. Me Die.Iris. Charley Ford. John Mallon, PetsPernal. Pete 0011126, Sam Oarnick. 0. P.Gagnon. Norman Only. Ed Joalin. 11.2Langan, kflka Miller, E. McCaffrey, JohnMaticks. (Row Marx. Andy Nichols.,Tony Petrna, Jack O'Day, and manyothers.

Dunes PreparesArcade Display

NEW YORK. Feb. 25 741ko Itunvcs."the arcade king." bra completedrangernents for a complete display ofarcade equipment.

Acomding to Joe Munson. who Is Incharge or the Almelo depertiotint for tinsitrrn, "the arcade reason la getting uniteway earlier this year than Last. AlreinfArcade men are coming in to look oirtthe machines and place orders so lb11there will be no hitch In dellvertes.

'There Is no doubt that tho popularityof artadee to skyrocketed done 1017,'said Joe. 'TWA display of machines b soonvinecr In itself, Marty of tho gamesAre old standbys. but thaw aro so manynew machines that have proved to bewinners that the arcade time who (al*to see them if really missing something.'

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Mohr Puns NameTo Sell Machines

LOS ANOELFS, Feb. 16, -We Mohr, ofthe Mae Mohr Company, Pae.tic Cootse -presentative for Duval la using hls orrissome to boost *sloe of Davare Cub andAre macho:Its. In his advertising. Maca.m.:Rime: "Make Mohr Money -Buymoot Cuba and Aces.'

In talking to operators, be Is againtaxing advantage of Ma 51160 and isUsing terms mons these 1Lta., "You'llget Mohr money with Mobr machlne--like Cub, Ace. Amerkan Nagle. and Mar.rd." Another favorite expresalon bag lat-cone. "laske Mohr With Mao Mohrscounter gamma."

Met bas encrione On the Coast plan.Ding Like idcgons for him. Ho te of thebelief that Oita awls flea perfeetly Intothe palm picture and In winnliqt much{eminent from the trade with his tmtquo

Record RevenueCollection in Ark.

LITTLE HOCK. Mk.. Feb. ifs -Arkin.ate' record of 437.220.434.02special tax collections halt year mintedScum the perammel Increase of SOpersona, who *topped up collection et -:Ceti. according to State °Metals, The1010 collections were *2.0:311.41343 leasthan that collected during 1940.

Systole' Mats of Interest to the cointaschlne trade. as reported by therreenue department, are:

Sole Of cigarette tax stamps during4140 totaled S1,604.73120. as compared*Rh the 1/1,4T6.130.23 In 1930.

Ocntling =china taxist totaled 030.-747Z during 1040, ankh was approxi-cotely *6.000 lower than those collectedduring 1939.

BIG Play -BIG Profits!WESTERN'S

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COMMERCIAL MUSIC COMPANY'S party held recently a: 10rbreach into attcndett by many coin inschtsse nets. 301.14 01 000e. Ara shounIn the above pfeture.

New Buckley MusicSystem Girl Named

CLUCACIO, Feb. l& -Jana Texan, whorecently WWI a beauty contest aponsoredby national advertisers and who has forthe mat year been decorating frontooveni of national magentas% IncludingVogue and Cotraopollters, boa beenchonn oe, the Buckley Music 8tetem girlfor 1941, from:ding to advice* from Duck.lay Musk System. Inc Chicago.

She replaces the 1940 girl Jean idur.Gm According to the Buckley funs. MinsTexan won bunk down In a contest Inwhich a number, of the best knownmodels competed. Said one of the Buck.Icy judges: "Like the Buckley Musk Sys-tem. Jane TeXAD 16 MUSIC to the eyes

cam. She is sure to meet with an -meal front all as the currwa the Buck-

ley Musk System'. standard to a moottriumplisr.t troir.cm In 1041.

JANE TEXANge:tore that Jane TPSSO Is truly

/umbel:col of thn beauty of the new1941 Buckley Musk 8730061. 1/40411.40 ofthe oew and beautiful light -up. LINDA.the plank. Buckley Musk Spdons. In-troduced Oda year her new beauty. LikeJane Yoram It Is perfect from everysum:point:"

It kr reported that the 1041 Buckleyetre will make a tour of Important ern -tern meeting Buckley elixir:buten andoperator, trutiout the country. Site m-e -solely rent an autographed photo toeach distributor saying: "I hope thatyou .111 help me ore, the top ea theBuckley Music System girl by doublingand tripling your sake."

Production SetFor Night Bomber

CHICAGO. Ten. 154 -Claude R. Kirk.sales director Suoces ManufacturingCorporation. advisee that all proluctIon(*Mtn*: oil the toutpany's new NightBomber are ready to go Into full atelon.

"iduterisits for an extended run ore tothe process of delivery." and Kirk "Weare oleo addling to our factory peraonnet.Once we get rolling on asittlebnat prod:sc-um to meet the (14103t11404111 number ueorders now On band. there will be no

posalbilIty of delay In getting NightBomber out to the opeators.

"Hardly a day goes by," averred Kirk."that the postman don't dump an Otitis

load of meters on our Basks, Telegramsand phone calls are also common cc -currency., each of them requeeting de-livery of quentittee of Night Bomber,Our dlatributors all over the country aredoing a good job with is truly nereulnggame. and it Ls a foregone conclusionamong colnnum that Night Somber lagoing to do a teal yob of moneynnakingOn location. The black -out light action.the rapid -Sire machine run, the unusualplane setinn, and many other ftrireemWith *Nth Night Bomber Is endowed Arebound to let location players a.buraingwith enthusiasm."

Lieberman NewChi Distributor

CHICAGO, Pets, Lteberman.well-known *Unman. has annoturcel theopening of his new distributing quartersat MI Washington Boulevard. ChkagO.Ho reports that he has 8.000 square Betof esieco with excellent free parking fa-

Anen be reports, loading tonti-nes are unbeatable.

Lieberman will Cony a full line of newand wed nasChines representing the

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School Days RecallsBaffle Ball Days

CHICAGO. Feb. 13..-. "Maybe SchoolDAM should tense been collect Batik BallIMYs. because It soma to have broughtthose good old day. back with a bang."declares on °COMM of D. Gottlieb 1b Com-pany. "Distributors and operators con-tinue to drure in and .corm the GotUlebfactory for rusts delivery. You only Ms.to stand atoned a bit and watch thempull up With tl.eir eau trucks. can. andtratiers. and welt to grab the games asthey come OS the line*. To see it menus

the sank good old Baffle Ball Damof any bock When."

Dare Ootilieb laimettf turned Into aremintsciny mood at the sight. "It doesMan like til040 gay dam all over again."Dare said. "In Mom days operator., job-bers, and dlatributees tined up at thefactory with curs, trucks, or any convey-ance they had to get their gams hot odthe assembly liana Nobody armed fordelivery, but took the shortest route tothe factory and camped on the le dingplatform lit person, suing every ainuiatreeend device they could think of to gettaster service. Now they're doing thesame to get School Days.

-The teioon to that School Daya Nbringlag beck the good old days of realocaleetiotur." be added. "Some of theMat unman* sellers of location suesmom coma 14 us dolly. which explainswhy the demand for thla hit boa brokenall rewrite with us. 'Thanks to our newfactory and nutty tnerosaed Wattles. wocan turn them out In quantity. other-wise we wouldn't know how to keep thetrade Satisfied."

product. of all naanufacturen. 'ibis laass indisidually owned Arm and I willpersonally give my attenUon to teary%tailor. order. and Inquiry received.expect many vhitors, inwernuch ue ourheadquarters ore convenlent to the Sher -Alen and other beide," declared Lieber.man.

Lieberman le veteran of 21 years Inthe coin znachlne Industry. During thattime he hrui taken pert ID cony 1111140of the liviustry from manufacturing tooperating. He belleret because of blstxtenalse background, that he will beable to aid 411 operators with their prob.kin. "Turintywaste years U a long time."be mark "Mad In Will time I believe Iwoseen everything. That Is the reason thatI am makicke a point of girth, every de.tat my personal attention "

l'",1:04,v. ATLAS BARGAIN GUIDE

11#16"61#111 2200 N.WESTERNAVE.CHICAGO.Ill.ASSOC [ATLAS AUIOMAlIC MUSIC CO . 3139Crerel towto .0114011OMICIS ARAB NOVIRTY CO ieCti C.11/. Ass , PITISSURON

SPECIAL -DEUCES WILD COUNTER GAME $ 8.50Kerney's TRIPLE ENTRY, 1939 Console II 4 SOIltrift' SQUARE BELL. Console 67.50

Console Paytabkw-Connb. Ticket and ParmaBally* Pacemaker 509.50

Sport Popes: Oreind Notionolit Hawthorne's!And Hundreds of Lore Model hoe Ploys,

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LEGALITYASSURED

' or Purchase Price RefundedSKILL and amusement leo.

tures of Pikes Peak will standany Itcal tett anywhere. Earn won -

doff al profits from thousands of locationsnow closed to other coin games.

Ifs playing thrills are unequalled. its re -playprofits reach an all time PEAK. find out what a

,ready income your 529.50 institorrnt will buy.

CLINTON VENDING MACHINE CO.411 Sa. Stewed IL., CLINTON. IOWA

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Bally MultiplesIn Big Demand

CHICAGO. Feb. 15. - Discussing thocurrent demand for multiple grunts.George Jenkins. general asks manager ofBally Menufacturing Company, statedthat the proverb about old wine In newbottles has become a profit proverb forOporatoca. "By that." Jenkins explained."I mean that Belly's new Kentucky andBlue Grass multiples feature the mellow.gamed. and potent wine of 1MLty's famous'Multiple hits-now packaged with newflash, now brilltarster, new sparkle thatglees new life to multiple locations.

"Kentucky Is the one-shot payoutmodel, aline Blue Orass Is the rc.playmodel. Malvertibie far one or flroballpray. Ilia rich eye appeal and brand-new

of the guinea send players flockingback to their favorite pratime. And when alethey diacorer that they relay are play-ing their favorite games-sod they trytheir special snots agave-acrd cuss orCheer. as the CIAO may be. Why. Ws likebearing an old favorite melody In a newtaistrig tempo-and they lore tt I

"The result is a quick Jump In collec-tions-as peeved by hundrede of Ken.thcky and Blue Grata reams already onWelton In various territories. WithoutOtheption the games are plashing multipleMonts up to new high --which. In turn.means plenty of repeat. Sales for Ballyattributors."

Vahustles for Tripp.

ONE OF T115 MOST ARTISTIC TAVERNS In SAN Prancheo to liellwises,located on Stockton Street. Featunno a mountain resort atmosphere. it hasbeen a ft1310:1011. A recent additeon 000 a Warittscr Colonial model phono-graph. WI/railer Moore Merchanu Orel and Rona were responsible for theplacement. Today the operators, and the location owner are happy in increasedprofits from the Instrument.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15,-Prominently Olt-Good Report on

played at the grand opening of IdealNovelty Company% now headquarters hemwas a giant valentine sent by BellyManufacturing Company. The valentinewas a giant heart mipported by an easel. c.and Mending lax feet tall. Headed. ^Val-entine for Curl,' the DOWl display carriedthe following message: "We started to-gether. We've grown together. And to-day. us always. we are proud to say. laseIdeal Novelty Company. Batty% distributorIn St. Louts territory, for the beat games.the finest service.. and greatest year.roundinceey-makers.'"

Sports ParadeCHICA00, Feb. 15.-Chicago Coin &fa-

tale Company ofilciala suivier that opera-tor report:son Spore Parade performancethruout the country indimte the game tobe a favorite among locatton patrons.

According to executive Samuel Wel-l:trig, Sport Parade is elated to occupy theproduction lines long enough to act arecord for games produced. "Orders andre -orders from our distributors indicate amord rim," mid Wethere. "Sven with

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SK ILL and amusement fea-tures of Pike's Peak will stand

any legal test anywhere. Fain won-derful profits from thousands of lees -

bons now closed to other coin games.Its playing thrills are unequalled. its re Plot

profits meek an all time PEAK. Find out svhstasteady income your $29.50 invettrntnt will buy.

TRIMOUNT COIN MACHINE CO.

1292 Washington St., Holton. Mass.

our doubled production facilities we hareto attain every et fort to keep operatorssupplied with Sport Parades.

"As a money-maker Sport Parade hasno equal. It is even more powerful Inappeal and earnings than the (Omen weproduced In 1010. a fact that Is becomingmore and mote apparent to operators asthe weeks go by. The first -place rankingwhich we accorded Sport Parade amongthe money-makine games of the currentseason has bete fully justithal from Leerypoint of slew.

"Not only Is Sport Parade Mat In productless and sales, but It Is also alit Inreliability In operation and dependabilityIn profit earning."

Big Demand forBaker Big Time

CHICAGO, Feb. 15,-"In box-ance Ian.imago Baker Novelty Company's new re-play game. Dig Time, la a complete sell-out." say Males of the company.

"Big Time has won the acceptance ofoperators as a big -Unit woncy.maker al-most without en equal." said HaroldBaker. president of the company, "Justso It's, winning Its way Into the affec-tions of the playing public as 000 of themoat exciting gamer ever offered.

'Big Time Introduces for the nrst timea hest of brand-new ideas and winningfiaturea, which provide sight separateways to win and which are scoring a toptilt in locations everywhere. The gamecreated most Interest at the show, butgam then Its popularity has grown byleaps and bemoan, as evidenced by theconstant stream of era,

"The demand for this game alone taxesproduction facilities to the utmost. Addto that the Other Baker lilts that are

particulerly Lucky Strike, ournow cigarette counter game, and NMBaker's Paceni, which again ranks as theunchallenged aristocrat of console games.and you can nee what a problem It IA forits to keep up prrxhiction. We are morethan delighted with the marvelous en-dorsement of these games by the trade."

Grand National'sBuying Campaign

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-grand NationalSalmi Company. Chicago, Is oontaetIngoperators all over the country for mudequipment. according to Mac Chants.mitt manager. "The demand Is so groatfor good used equipment that our prob-lem now is one of getting merchandiserather than selling Chung& con.Mad.

"Tie brisk bustners we are now re-coilleg," said AI Sebring, head of thecompany, "Is undoubtedly due to thegreat care we take to retortentioning theequipment we receive. Our staff of ex-port mechanic" are trained to precisionwork. and no same Is left ttlititT244 tosee that every machine that leaved ourplant is ba the final condition..

February 22, 19.111

Buckley NamesNew Distributors

CHICAGO. Feb. 15. --Buckley Music Sys.tern. Inc. announced the appointment ofnew distributors In two market centers,during the 'reek--Pleariurc Mato Com-pany. New Orleans, arid Chathe Hughes.Merry Whirl An:own:en Company, La-doga. Ind. The latter is claw to In-Mammon/a

"Mae pleasure to have thaw now menJan our orgaamtion." says P. IL Perkins.sales manager. 'Tor they are both Well -established, expertenced natio Mtn Intheir respective territories,. The location*In the New Orleans *mum should be Un-limited. In getting new* about this, ap-pointment from Lea Stayers. dletrict saesmanager. ho says that we now have rep-resentation that can systematically seathat thatallations of the new Illuminatedfatale systems are mule In New Orleans.

"Charles Kees, our Indiana districtman, spent a pleasant day with ChruiloHughes, telling him all about the Buckley1041 line and Ha possibilities. Once thewdistributors get started with this newline they ore going to have the aante sane -factory results as the many Other mulemen tang this equipment."

Southern CompletesHoosier Offices

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 16.-B, I., Ithebel.official of Southern Autornathe ModeCornassil, announces the completion arebultung activity at the Indianapollaheadquarters of the dirdrIbUtIng

Barn Weinberger In In charge at theenlarged quarters. waisted by SemDieter. who alto travels the State ofIndimus to behalf of the am.

The new ahowrooms are reported tobe on a par with the beat In the coun-try. An exceptional amount of Dorespare Is to be devoted to the display ofequipment of all aorta. with special &te-nors for Individual types of gamey. Era.lured in the ditplay rooms will be Ptephonograph Moe which the arm handles.In the rear of the huge new showroom.large shops and a complete parts depart-ment hats been set up. 1111c1 service el.ficienc-y la reported greatly Increased bythe tnetallistion of the most modernNut pment

From the House of Dependebte Servicestore

a aline 01 Iwo,. a,,,,. sines,t MITI. th, Ostrn, Dt,,,t litiilb St tar, atter, Front ... 7MI what yr../ .set, 04. A 0.11 20.001 Mils an IUDs INsnl. 111.1/tesl 40,9DI IDDIII. Its. VMS. Rine. Wee. 20.412I Milt/4 Ma Inst. Ma.. Wows az2 lalltsSil Wm. reset., Chill Nun*

1 0 Nall et. 10e.1014 Wills ronn lIttnts.CIA Handtss lateinaslosall 07 29

2 ismalse War test.1 Walls' 10$ Itent Vndyr 214t weasel/le Dssatasps

*mow.. 04 Dane COD. 06I Ann.,. tat Saw Ohisf, Sasianssi 10.002 Sintos. 1ie Mk

01 CanntsOhtets MOO

C Pt :11.4.02 P.m lip Carnetsi Otnntals Is 0.2., Md. P.O., Utast sex.I crameas or D.J. LIIVN4 MOM 10.4151 CJ I lb 114 seaunmeler

I ante is Osnmrsma. 1NO:2 Shooks 54 Itsslins Moms 20.051 a n II Lame 26,0*1 ,,fre. 54 Ilsyttne Tau 22.00I ran as raw ewe itts Dynast, Va. 110.00I Wm. SI Pas Plat Wet Desalt 110.00

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WANTEDContact with party who needsequipment and C011 operate con-soles or counter games. If youhare the territory. I have rho

mathinos and will work with yos,.Write BOX No. 469, Care of

The Billboard, Chicago.

WANTEDUs I. la IOC ituntsas slows Slag ta 1"Iv 1,..,.Dsis Limy el) {60 11.

Ice r. rhi,. Wits et tt.LEE SALES CO.

1515 to. latsretts II,. rat Wnro. 1.4

February 22, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACOLNES The nilIblearti

SHOWING Flit PINBALL GAMB used by the Partpborn Corporation In tfaezhibtt at o chemical trade., contention. The baits of Ott rsarbte game ht upKoreboard directly In back of the game and the parterre on the exhibitLock wan. The taut picinte on the left. which Le Ophted, soya: "You Get apanybern Piggy Bank."-Pietwe courtesy of the Panyborn Corporation,

Industrial Firm Uses PinGame in Conclave Exhibit

Dug control manufacturer ties up amusement withbusinclus promotion to draw attention to exhibit booth--a come-on for inquiries and names

Reprinted by Pennidlon of indentrial MachiningC/I/CA00, Yeb. 15.-Altho the following article is self.eiptaristory. *nee men-tor. theuirl be made of the Met that this Is en excellent promotion foe the pinballr:.:hloci In Itself. Its 1140 by thousands of Industrie] execuUves will bettor goodfor the neat time thew oftStiale are a pinball game. they will rememberthe cater aditbIt of the Pangborn Corporation which featured a pinball fount.

NS

a

era still he obtained vs., tuecesittuitY tp;alla ge=1;Intont./letith.cull care On game wee *vacated by miter tothe &spiny and the booth woo crowdedthruout the day.

The abject of the exhibit was to havetome novel movement et light and toterto draw attention of those parsing thePangborn booth. Then to follow up thatattention, visitors Tract offered somethingto do that would get them into the boothand alga a card. The card they signedwith name. title, and address also pro-vided places for request of literature.bullepna, and a representative to cell.Itch clad carried a 'Dust nee coinwhich enabled the visitor to play themarble game.

Ae visitors awaited their Urns to playthe "0,meet the Dust !tog" markie gime.they watched colored lights race aroundthe display background only to suddenlystop at an IliumDaniel tratodito of somePangborn dust collector installation.Fisch Installation view had a value rang-ing from LOCO to 9.0170. A 10.000 valuewas large DIM Hog tree -elite. Fobplayer had four marbles to play andOtto° who built tip their More to 10.000and flcuilied the Dust nog pictureC100E1 a nicely boxed papier-mache pastybank. Those who lighted a 20.000 tram-lite were awarded a One Echatdor pencil.Eonto packages of PAIL,21/0TII cigarettes242.0 were given as auxiliary prizes, rinda daily award of 810 during the *how waxglean to the person making the highestwas.

Ilitur. In sddll4nn to beteg somethingof amusement. the exhibit diverted At-tention to Pangboen duel collector In-ataliatioes due to the enemy One photo-( -soh% of coneeting various chemicalpeccees dusts which were used to Indicatethe secChi. This also gave the operatora contlinfous opportunity to talk aboutthere Installations as they would lightup for the players.

Over 2.800 prisons signed the Pang -born etude. These included many pool -deem, vice.preaidents. sales tria.nestere.thitl chemists, purchasing agenta, andether key men from some of the largestchemical process plants In the MiddleWest district*. And from these 0IMM)Mit4220414 retreats for litenture and Bev-eml valuable requests for proposals.

Out of the 2,800 players. 423 reortvoil harQbons piggy bank, oath with suck-

HETHER amusement can be totteddemonstrated by an unusual exhibit ofaids beamed prozoOdon told

Harry Payne Is RollingBig, Steady Profits Right

Down Your Alley With..

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[H.G.Payne Co312-314 BROADWAYNASHVILLE, TENN.

IT'S100'c;LEGAL

BADGER NOVELTY'S * * ** * GRAND OPENING0$ Twit gteostlate 011ICES

FEATURING

ROCK-OLA'S SENSATIONAL MUSICAL EQUIPMENT

AND THE LATEST COIN MACHINES* * * * * * * * * * *Friday and Saturday -February 21 and 22

FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M.

TOE; AND YOUR FRIENDSARE CORDIALLY MVITED TO ATTEND

SOUVENIRS * BUFFET LUNCH * REFRESHMENTS* * * * * * * * * * *AfleMleM ..17440ONO Swan .. 67400044 45.50MA. Nod.. 47.005044heen saneOs ...en.. 2740WM* 4440 .. 24.50144.30T4 24.50SAM*, .... 12.50Gen1.602 .... 1240

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4.041 4449 2.460Ittel 14.4 ... 24.601044,A, .... 24.20ice 44 1440444404 14.00ineer.. 444 18.40

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AMUSEMENT MACHINES094 Ovoid rime

512:;!: 3500.1. Non.[neon An, Aiwa's Cuss Ilin4 .1 ireli tyte 44.50 C5,11.." 15...... 15 SO4 44.40401..0ta Ten Sirs 30.50 sale Ala., 1040 9009n sane010-0,2 10514 40144 34.50 Writ4e1, 5.10401 3440Tem: 1/3 Cods 510511% Win 0.a.t, Rm.,. C. 0, 0,

* NEW 1911 CATALOG JUST OFF THE PRESS *Oar 32.Paec Catalogs, ConrsAs Hundreds al 11«ondirsoned 443414s, Supplies,Aettes002A, and Pmts. Aloft Complete Coen Meshing Cetelet Ives Offend. 0051Fall Ti Send for Your Free Copy 10481.

BADGER NOVELTY COMPANY2546 N. 30TH STREET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

ivt"tts ciae.. PIKE'S PEAK

to IT s ti,

ktpc) AttY; 100% '

ONor.l'it" I Ot4 II' S .01ta CI . 1 - LEGALITY -VitCLCON.

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ASSURED 10 ?t-or Purchase Price Refunded

SKILL and amusement fea-tures of Pike's Peak wall stand

any legal test anywhere. Earn won-derful profits from thousands of loca-

tions now closed to other coin games.Its playing thrills are unceeelled, its replay

profits reach an all time PEAK. Find out whitesteady income your 529.50 investment will buy.

RICHARD JOHNSON AHUSCMLNT CO.28 Morris St.. Charleston. S. C.

ere on Its aide reading: 'Dust 00:strolSotto - Write Pangbcen CO2POTU021.11020Talnlme Md." Plfty-two pencils weredistributed and 101 packages of Pang-'s:on cigarettes.

Ilse Idea of 1/10 exhibit WJA conceivedby A. 1.. Oardocr. Ptusgbora advertisingnuniger. who denigcs all of the oom-pears exhibits. alio It was constructedin the Pangbern wood chop tuxter hisellrection. The marble tans mut an Oldmachine which bed been withdrawn fromsen:ce by it. operator and was purchasedfor only Intl It woe taken apart in theosospenra wood chop and titre the Ws;of 110-tOlt relays the lIghttng system waschanged from the stx-volt in the origlendcircuit to the 120 volts used on the traml-ines.

injecting a Uttle hymen interest intoexhibit* appears to be the current trend,

and thew* who have been doing It onoway or another seem to be well aattsrirdwith results obtained. The point to ob-serve. however, le that tile play 140114itself to acme manner to tle-up withthe general promotion plan and awespetato follow-up.

Operatex Film MachinesELYRIA. O., Feb. 15.-Phll White, or

the Ohio Amusetr-ent Service. Elyrin, hasdisposed of his entire phoeseeraph rout*and has taken over distributorship fora wen -known film Nomograph company.It is reported. White expects to operateand distribute the movie traiekiet. andIt ls reported that he already' he placedout on imams. which la doing well.

86 The Billboard A/111"SEMENT MACHINES February 22. 19.11

NOWDELIVERING!

EVANS'

TOMMYGUN

LOWEST PRICE $145.

COME IN AND SEE IT TODAY!BRING YOUR MONEY WITH YOU!

ortii.

BROOKLYN AMUSEMENT MACHINE CO.1660 BROADWAY, BROCHWEN, N. Y. (Tel.: EVergreen 8.473.2.)

11400110ITIONCOCOCA PLAY 004114

Stilly IIMM44C11111417LAMM& $44.0011.46111 23.100461.0 OM 1400AMON MOO110300e 10.00IWO

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ORVALours OA $16.00GNI. LIMO 12.50S ex Mors 12.500111000641 $22.60Itsw 1160011.01100 12.60List, 512140 10.50

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MAYFLOWER NOVELTY COMPANY2218 UNIVERSITY AVE. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA

ADVERTISE IN THE RILLBO 1RD YOU'LL RE.SATISFIED WITH RESULTS

SAM TARAN, lifeyperer Novelty Company. St. Paul. deep In meditatton-which 'ensiled In large order foe Roily Flicker pima, according to George Jen.Mr-% Bally Manufacturing Company ventral nets menace?.

SRO Sign OutOn Keeney Velvet

CHICA00. Feb. 15 -"From Costal toCoast Keeney dittributors ure hangingup the stanchng room only signs," corn.ment J. H. Keeney. head of J. II. Keeney& Company. "With the Introduction OfVelvet Met week our diatribUtors beganreporting now highs In mica.

"First dare of operatIon have also settweeds In eartungs, we are Informed.The powerful appeal of '41 Velvet playhas nude It noormary foe many operatorsto double up on location. placing notone. but several Velvets In many oftheir spota.

-Mho quantity shipments am beingsnack at more than a normal rate ofpeed. all the game are put than the

careful Keeney Inspection prorese."

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. ISe-Bill (Sphinx)Cotten. head of Silent Sales Company.rays that Korners '41 Velvet Is not/sangto keep quiet about. "Jack Keeney hascertainly rung the bell again with thismoney-maker, and the bells on thephones here are ringing all day longwith orders and maniere on Velvet.'stated Cobb.

ItCetT014, rob. !S. -David S. Bond.Trimount Can Machine Company clue,reports exceptional sales activity onKeeney's '41 Velvet. 'Digger than averageshipments received aro not aufficistit tomeet the tremendous demand for Velvet."he said. "It has been necessary for ua10 III.C7C34o the Quantity and frequencyof our orders to Keeney In order to keepour operators satIsfied."

Uses Slug by Mistake;Gels a Fine Anyway

WILK}Z.VARNE. Pa. rub. 15. -Chargeduith putting a slug in one of the city,.;:arktng meteor on West Linton Street.Peter Wolfe. Ilanorer poitticalleader and a Lucerne County sub -

IT'S10095LEGAL

assslaor, was fined 410 and costa whenarraigned before Pot 1 c e MaglstrateThomas Gam.

Wolfe was arrested by Patrolman PatDougherty. who tontin e! he found a 11.4In a meter none where Wolfe's car wasparked.

The townahlp tram said that he putthe bad coin In the meter accidentallysod that he Inadvertently took It fromDorn* change he had In has pockets. Ilemid the slug found In the meter rootanother ono he hod In hat peasessiei.mane trot a music box machine at anamtumnent place ho operates at SilvaaLake.

Introducing Model No. 2

4701a.' "I

1.14141y"1706

CentRolled Thru

Upright Slitin Fence

Marked5

PaysSC

MUM 1115.42 04210.1IROLL-A-cievr,

OWN Na. 1: Peel et Owe% tee ewe ow.met ewe tstwon Who. et it swot Wu ono, All .11004 1000,1.01 le Int* mars,outterUm614. 1I want 1 O.N.O. 4',2744.taolson DO of ado. Psys 1r.Wet codek. ONLY $9.95

rim no. 7. Order by MI MI /10wee1S4..1 Pull .. 167 0.001.

Oct an Out 46111n, 1.1.6

NOLO SALES & SUPPLY (0.311844 111. /mule* Al,.. CHICA 00, ILL

TO.: Argot. 1101111

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PIKE'S. PEAKTHE.' a

THRILLCAME OF 1941

' Variable playing speed,within a time -limit. giver

NOW' playing thrill, to thisgrand new S -ball counter game.

"A TWIST OF THE WRIST" controls DANand movable 3-dID*B11110131 playing field,

100 legality de...entreated In any Mt.*.tory. EARN PEAK PROFITS from you. $29.54.

investment.SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO.

tc,...v,tAr. 1Y a.m.:111A'. TV.,

11.10.4.M1APOLLI ISO Ct`ICt4,40117 C01,

February 22, 19.11 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 87

STILL MORE CONI.TNTION PICTURES. Rot this one ties in tetra thegrand opening of new quearten far the toot Novelty Company, St. Louts distelb-stors. in the above picture. /eft to right. are Jack Roan:fed. ideal route super -Woe; Harry Seemotey, phonograph operator of Central Minas; Leoderehlp OtrI;Cart F. Tel president, Idea!, and nano Von ftepdt, factory district manager.

New Model ofRoll -a -Cent

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.--Koplo ales de&apply Company Is introducing a new=del of Its successful penny countergarne. Roll -a -Cent. The game winchJAWS.'" the Idea,of rolling a penny downan Incline Into Alta on the bockixordM the playing field to developed Intoa new model which features A systemof sward* for akilUut about.

Says Al /topics bead of the firm:'here's never an out -of -order sign onBoit-a-Cent, an there to no mechanismto get out of order. It to a skill game,and practice In neorasory for the playerow would attempt to roll the piennteisI...tweets the Alto In the fence, Separatecompartments for pennies which showthe number of winning playa are afeature of the machine.

''Also selling well Is anther operator

farcelte. Seven Grand. There are thou.amide of them In operation thruout thecountry now. It la a dkas game ID whichtba dice are activated by a side lover.They arc agitated under ghats. Multi -coin play, double cashboxen, convenableplaying Gelds, and other features matoSeven Grand a favoriteaura a favoriteas it has been *Ince 1033.

Wash. Panorans PreviteSPOTCANK. Malt_ Feb. 13.-Two thou-

sand persons attended the premiereshowing hero Of the NUM Panorammole machines mid sountilea. accord-ing to local distributor W. C. Martin.

The showing was bold In the IsabellaRocco of the Davenport Hotel. Publicintrodection followed a preview toe theprm.s and civic leaders.

Inatallatton of machines In locationsla being held up pending the City noun -

approval of Marugeo applicationfor a permit.

THETHRILL

GAME OF 1941Uses entirely new playing

principle' requiring At mot tsaid and tinning. Its -Repeat-

playprofits" reach an all time PEAK-it's the profit wonder of '41.

Five bills- player controlled. double andhi-uoro feature, adjustable for percentage,

separate locked cash drawer, attractivelyfinished. At 529.50 it's a bargain. 100'. legaleverywhere.

GERBER & GLASS914 Ps user Med. CHICAGO, ILL

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--------- NI. NI. 'Sr ------THEY'RE REALLY "New"! *

NOT DRESSID-UP 01.0 StfILF DEALS

Originated and IntroducedOnly by Gain

THEY'RE RED HOT!Gam's Latest Achievement Offers

CANDYBOX STYLE TICKET GAMESWith

TERRIFIC EARNING POWER!BARS OF FUN

1040 Ykker Star-Stet 1400hl.t Svonboh-So Pi.-A,cr.soo holm :4 SC. PAsownvon Proirt 1430.

OPERATORS AND JOBBERS ONLYWide fee dotohs on OARS OF FUN and other

Cam hits of the gem Shaw.

GAM SALES COMPANYMon et actu re 8-3 Only

1319-21 SO. ADAMS ST. PEORIA. ILL

300 SHOT RAPID FIRE MACHINE GUNSUICffO

Here's something to cheer about!

PAT 111

IS TURNING IN PROFIT RECORDS EVERYWHERE

and your distributor has yours ready forimmediate delivery!

ORDER TODAY:

ar.111015,THEM PIN GAME

REALISM IN BLACKOUTS. SIARCHLITIS ANDPLANE ACTION WILL MAX( MORE MONEYoSIX FOR YOU THAN YOU EVER THOLICNIPOSSIBLE! ORDER TODAY --LINE VP YOUR

WIT" LOCATIONS AND CET SIT FOR PROFITS:

CCeSS Mfg. Corp.2626 W. WASHINGTON BLVD., CHICAGO

YOU BUY WITH CONFIDENCE-WE SELL WITH CONFI-DENCE-A COMBINATION THAT CAN'T BE BEATEN!

IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT!!R.,0 AssRetalse .....

WAG17 AO21.A0

Mon *caws at.,. woo i2*.50 AN*Oonnonogno

45 4017.0017.00An* U.Tr icon 4/40

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Diel.mams 17.4042.50M'.o..30 MP4N 14-3 10.00

2080P.....'. 00.00 OSP Mr 84.50 1/3 With Ceram SS. 0.0.0.

'1AFFILIATED WITH GEORGE PONSER

NEWARK COMO, 101 Murray SI., Newark, N. J.

A

100%LEGALITYASSURED

e- or Purchase Price Refunded

SKILI. and amusement fea-tures of Pike's Peak will stand

any legal test anywhere. Earn won-derful profits from thousands of loca-

tions now closed to other Coin games.Ito playing *heat are unequalkel.iesreplay

profits ferias an all time PEAK. Find out what&steady income your 529.50 inrestmeet will buy.

VIKING SPECIALTY CO.530 Golden Cate Ave.

San Francisco, Calif.

Hughea Skirts FinnLADOGA. Ind . Feb. 15.--Chatley W.

Hughes. wetl-knntrn elsociation officialarm coin nssehtne man of Indiana, boaeisahlished his own firm for dealing Inused coin machines. Ho mils it C. W.Hughes & Company.

Hughes reports that he will buy andsail machines and tame us an agencyfor others who have machines to sell.

Ho Moines that he will maintain a card11th of ell machtnes thus offered and willbId the sole on the* machines whenthey are called for.

Hughes reports that his declaims toenter the business was made becamebe la aura there IA a definite demandfor good wed machines. As to his loca-tion In Loring'. he points out that be Isit.4 than 43 minutes from the center of/nitlanopn1L1 and hoe all the transporta-tton facaltles arallable.

88 Thu Billboard AMVSEMENT MACHINES

Badger Showing atNew Quarters Soon

HERE'S the hit for a big-time profit clean-up! Action! Thrills! Last ball suspense!

Fetching "coma on''! Every second lam -peeked with big Replay possibilities! 3 -WayNew High Award Innovation! 5additional Ways of Scoring! In-triguing ball action . . . Appeal inevery On locations le'spiling up a tremendous recordfor play and. Profits!

DOOM your profit,Hare's roof, bio-limomorray-mohing withMf0 TIAlff Order yourstoday,

OTHER BAKER HITS!LUCKY STRIKE

C,-,BAKER'S PACERSAti.t., rat St COrt.0141

'109.50

THE BAKER NOVELTY COMPANY iNc.2621 WASHINGTON 110U1 EVARD-CHICAGO. ILL

MACHINE CLOSEOUTSowns 1411CIELLANIOU111

I a ILMI-Alrfoort I Om. Cablmil) 1.211.10 [yam Ten Omits@ 31400 A...H..40..01 ten. Oad..tl Igta, ::2.0.,:ri Nmamill 1110.14.012) ... 1:11.10

ttleMcirt Sam 41401.1 Iwo)Ilimm 11.110w Otros100.11 le e. N..., 0.00

11=4774 120usst 51,10 EI Owls Pln Alltp1 41.Ama Deem,7 name tins 106.60 11.1t Nowt 1fnI4 fo. P/foro

All 1110ntsloos THiot001/ nomoeleon44 m0 Amer T ON..)

)100ROBINSON SALES CO.

Malt Ave. tenant; Tine). 24424) GUMMI, MICH

EXTRA SPECIALS1939 free Play One -Two -Threes, Fruit or Animal Reels, $39.50. Free Playlimbo Parades, $59.50. 1937 Bengtalls and Galloping Dominoes, $39.50.Write for complete list of good used equipment at once. Distributors forthe leading pin gam. manufacturers. Write for new deal ON new games.

AUTOMATIC SALES CO.203 Second Ave., North Nashville. Tenn.

PIKE$ THE PEAKOH THRILL IT'S "14

AC1 vt 00E CAME OF 1941 10 VL41

Uses entirely now playingprinciples requiring utmost

skill and timing. Its "Repeat -play -profits' reach an all time PEAK-it's the profit wonder of '41.

Five balls, player controlled. double sndhi -score feature. adjustable for percentage,

separate locked cash drawer. artractivetyfinished. At $29.50 it's a bargain. 100- legal

everywhere.LA BEAU NOVELTY SALES CO.

1946 Univonity Ave., St. Paul, Minn.

February 22, 19.11

Tambmikmaklikiimgroklke#

II

experiencedoperators

say P,

NEW

lMPUNIVERSALYED

GRIP tSCALE

Diftn Pop#for Moll/In less 0,

0 Proven Money- aker

By.lueltyl Red CricIdo --. All 0

CHICAGO. Yet,. 15.--Vellliont It. Bairpel Jr.. owner of Badger Novelty Com-pany. Iftlereukee, announces the openingof his newly remodeled headquarters Fri-day and Saturday, February Si and kt.At the same time Koppel will show thenew Rock -014 eelutinnemt.

"Our new quarters; cleelsred Napped."corutat of an addition of 10.000 squarefeet to our old apace. A complete con -Tendon of Offices, 'ammonia. and showauuctune has been made. We now TIMIDon of the moat modern and stream-lined salesroom. It Is designed and con -omitted of special sootutically perfectedwalla. We have Insulted an additionalmusic room on the second floor whichwill be used to properly demonstrate ourIncreased supply of rorondtttoned andused phonograph', featuring Our factory- Ainsulted light -up grilles, dome*, and r'Idol for earlier model phonographs.

bOrylehere 0

"We also have installed a separate dl.- Cameo, Trent-Rotary Crip Hoo.41t - 0play room for our pennut =tenni., el,- 00 Plugrsoot atuf- HAM 320.00 In 0

merit and another for our large varietyPenni.postmen) realoortng Northwestern equip-

GET S.11PI.E NOVIof counter gamed and Dealers. We have, I IS With Odder. $12in addition Wthese new Improvements. ?,bore C. 0. GAPprovided an especially attractive apace 0 HOLLY MANUFACNRING COMPANY 0tor dem:discretion and display of our A 27f, Liels. Clowis, 0.111.00

tables of all kinds. and many other rib,MweanZsgZI&WigegmhimIxetcomplete line of pin games. console F.4. TROUT, MICHIGAN

coin -operated dertees."Our corn machines parts seetton,

which la a new venture for Badger. tomoving along well and occupies a promi-nent place In our new set-up. Becauseof this add Won to our line and generallyIncreased businew, we have had to re.organise our office staff. To do Ullawe hove formed divisional offk.m tospeed Up the work and consequently cangive quicker delivery.

We forward to entertaining ourmany friends engaged in the coin ma-citine Mildness to the Midweek and assurethem a Meet hearty welcome not only

'GRIP SCALE Approsed by I

TORR2047ALA.-SO. 68PHI.Writs b, lauttrite4 Clre., .rid Tams.

NATIONAL 01671tIel..11017

from the Badger Novelty Comp any batfrom the many manutacturem who willall have represintaUves here."

100%LEGALITYASSURED

or Purchase Price Refunded

SKILL and amusement fea-tures of Pike's Peak will stand

any legal test anywhere. Earn won-derful profits from thousands of loca-

tions now closed to other coin games.Its playing thrills are unequalled, its re -play

profits reach an all time PEAK. Find out what asteady income your 529.50 investment will bey.

EARL REYNOLDS DISTRIBUTING (O.4116 Lire Oak St., 0.11.,. TeaSI.111

SUM ATLAS' TWO er.57

'CUB'SAMNA513.0$

CASE Of 6

$7500

ATLAS NOVELTY CO.

'ACE'SAuPtt$11.95

CASE OF 6

$8000 . gni/. MI WOOLbalance 0. 0. O.

2200 N. Western Ace..Chicago,

{ ATLAS, 4.1.11CVATT MUSIC CO 1979 ODOM ahlgattit..DETROIT0IiCIS r . - - : --! r.rItt Aid P1T7511U2

Juit t rest To t» hr OwenstirA Cianaarate"Irs.:

EREDIT """'''"I"'" "57EXCIA751/649;9441Ve#ARGEaln.p.g. sHnpunt tonllt plan mml per,* went wwoh . Rewires roues womessame Tara

Looter 467.60 1 Clad SALIMOn Goa 24.76 I

/net: weft fo Cauca.M's levenstad Itmoset..11Petted silo panty tot.

Is: GOP for .01 OW. all)radar. Coall.e. ank.reeliN4 040. or ow.,prv.

NATIONAL NOVELTY CO.111 Maude Neal. MCRAIMK. LONG 141.Alit), N. Y.

bruary 22, 19-11 AIVIIJSEMEN1' MACHINES The Billboard 89

010pot"YED

RECONDITIONED

COIN MACHINES

FREE PLAY GAMES511s 1.11.4 011724DIsle ..... 4540427244 47.60

4444 W.V. 474044444C/w.w. 42.60061.14S4104 42203611s 1102.4 41.60SOS Swots 41.60

slaty 37.80

nw7 ...$24.60areas sue. 34.600.14444,1. 02.50We. 001. 2720!woe Ns.. 14.**

Wwe ;yr.Ilea* .... 1114

11017.60WRITS FOR Fttlf PLAY LIST

AUTOMATIC PAYTABLES0,264 5.21. $02.00 731114144.0 664.60Po. a111t4. 17.64 04411 254.110Grand Wand 72.50 feed P44*. 15260IlansUsee64.. 57.110 Vet4Usto... 17.60

CONSOLES7714,811.. 1030 31135050311

WI. N.W. 11.01 $1.115

5Ilewsles Trial. 11751, 1000 1127;04Osnu OW Vet 700 1440

PHONOGRAPHS.1 mix*worstretsooii, slue Proof 137.60Inv 51$,.10 *were 6420

ilWsrawsee Deane. 1035 10,50,In716. 16 Ruord 54.57

O selsom Osen 1174011 514 62.60

ir4110.$54. 1415, 111ggWwwe *Wel "O.4,20451114.w4174. 11110 10040 12740

o5415 111* Cese144111440 117401110.44. W.Adue. 11226 14044 $443

TEN STRIKES. GUNS. ETC.AniI.Aireeete Clun.

Ilessw's 11511.41104/11 (3,n, 579.3.3 0.1.1Cadess 613011.. Teo WSW 45.60

114(402. rse PAPA 40.80:fie47pcs. 14.41 V. Vektv, 12.313(beetnest 8254Terniu 1/0 Desoslt. SSW.* O. O. D.

r O. IR 0.014413.

NOVELTY COMPANY;i1.Af'i14:7:735:0 W. ;i, :.. 10A60. ILL.

Milwaukee CoinSet for Showing

Peb. 13, --.Just returnedfrom a hetet racatton In Hot Spring..Ark, Sims London, head of MilwaukeeColn linchine Company. Is bask at 1:10denk with a new supply of pep end energyrendy for the ttrm's big phOncgrePhshowing. ISLueb 1 and 2.

-It IOW NIA. II ULU° lull before theetotm-a rent before R new aotaout,"Dam Sam. referring to hin Vsea1.100..'22,sewere putting the final touches on prepa-ranona for our big event. the showing.It edit outstrip anything In the part. Iam Lure. We will display the completeline, which Included 'mei typo of flee -burg ointment. Mao, we will baresamples of other new thing*. Tilts yearnew things have been popping up so festthat operators In our teoltety are gangto and It ot Immense advantage to tbern.selves to ettend 0117 °ening. We erelooking for a big turnout from every partof the State, and mouse the vtaltorsOast tbeyll be niece than repaid by whattheTll ace and learn.'

Youngstown -WarrenPhono Men Meet

Y01.7110STOWN, 0.. Feb. 15. --TheYoungstown -Warren chapter of the OhloAutomatic Mee:1.M Phonograph CrwnitraArno -elation hold Its that employer -employee get-togother incenlatg February3 at Iternor's Restaurant here.

President Copland madded. Attend-ance teas 100 per cent. OUV5L5 from theCleveland Pbonegraph Merehante AM-0-[13WD wore Jerry Antel, Leo Ulzon.Peter Lukash. and WIlliam Rosenfeld.association attorney.

All spoke brktlly on the Clevelandof the Month" record campnixis 0.2.1 it.excellent results. also on the nerd forclose Co-operation between the em3loyererind employees, citing how Mach goodthis Wu accosnpllabing In Cleveland

Attorney Rosenfeld spoke on trio!roatsyra and leshial ion. The Inesttngpreceded by a dinner and by a party.

IS

Pree..7Wea.

*err O. O. 0,2 604 450414

It itty"300yHSUatti Mt GoOW, 0044144

Blir NTICE1.4.401.11.1 4410,.7 oOnIltaars ewe Cr.... Defender, na"ICge,6.114 Fire: Keeney's Al. Raider, mete. Cola's Spells ?weds,Centre' Seven Us. Cetrietr's School Dais. Baker Detente;Creetelsca's PA. Peak, Charnseen; Davara Ace and Cab. 1.1"Vett Pocket, June. Parade, 17g1,5e1s Sears, A.B.T.Jobbers. Isrito vs lee lour pate bete.

SLIGHTLY USED ItI,VIIIINESTM vw6.... here br.44.. as. tend 4.4 sour4 w5isc4 10cows we.

Mir SPECIALS237..14= 04 51.11s 1.1.4 4$45011.20 /401.1.24. stS:seis4 111. 0.141 ...621.60

2 4..005 Pars4w. 0.5.. 77.60P.O. PA*. Imo sne4, 25.50 a Jseree - 01.50a Mews. 0.4. . 64.00

5.4IALL VASS PUT2 0$1,47 1140400. P.P. 1160.60I ossw.ey 154244447 21.10

17.6324.11010.0310.00 1 15.0015.40 2 751744; Paw Del.* 34. 5004i16,00 seal. 13).500,...t. Gan To.. 1520 1 Pees areee. 16037. Be .. .... 760027.50 1 Pew. Rue, /54. C4.0 Pw. 70044 ... 11540

"ISZW"TOrlIt:Irt 27.011,40 t 141111 1.24. P.P.,1

SA55240

0 LL2 Sewed 71en 0740Krems Tr/04 law 4100.00 1 Sans Oram41 Newest 02.10114444 as WO Tote 05.00 / Baits Stoma Anita 11040re Mao Wig* 0. setweiw 1114swee 22. 14 . OR .0 pessw Wee*60000 e2. WM.e4 Nee ye 10 essl wo on 40e nguiire nu. If) 0017111 414041 1.910 42012, 4/we 0 0. 0.

MOSELEY VENDING MACHINE EX., INC.CO BROAD STREET RICHMOND. VA.Day Phone. 3-4511 Night Phalli,. 5-5328

1 Ilsnp 1%40 Melt Mae $176.001 Ker. P rt Tane 153I 8 11. 60,Y Law. ins.00.00s 5..4 111014. 411430. 511.111 112.501 Pw4 042114444 Sr.4 140/ Salado .5.

fleas OP. degnee

rat

T'S

DO'EGAL

THETHRILL

GAME OF 1941Coincidental control of

balls and of 26072b1c. 3 -di-mensional playing field by player

assures thrills galore on Pb.'.i Peak-the only -tirrie.lionir counter game.

It's 100.1:- legal in your territery. 5 balls,actionable H i - s c ore features. separate.

locked cash drawer to hold PEAK PROFITS.

R. & S. SALES CO.0 Solt. 01_ 1200 13:0 DI- N. W.MAR121.74. OHIO W115111110TOM. D. C.

the thrill imme of 1941-

THE PIKE'S PEAK-__HIT OF THE SHOW

Revolutionary new IdeaIncounter goal*. unlimited

play possibilities. Five balls-pee-ny or nickel ploy. Adiustable highscore feedure. 100t,;, legal in all tor.ritories.

Orootchen Tool Co.130 N. Union Chicago

$295°

JOHN KAGAN. 9781/2 So. Stearns DenoWEST COAST OFFICE: Los Angeles, California

GROETCHEN TOOL COMPANYannounces the opening of a

WEST COAST OFFICEIOnitcd at

9781/2 So. SfC3rOS Drive. Los Angeles. Calif.Under the Management of JOHN KAGAN.

DIKE'SI. OENALLYAK. 87

BUY

ORDER

TODAY!

SOLD ON* 10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL

* TIME PAYMENT PLAN

* LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON

TRADE INS

"CUB" and "ACE"SAME SMIRE

$13.95 $14.95Cll. of 6 Cast et 6

$15°' '80'', With 0.sy .C.,.Omits. Oat Veen. UsC 0 D. Nen.

KENTUCKY SPRINGLESS SCALE CO., INC514.516-518 SOUTH SECOND STREET. LOUISVILLE, KY.

9(1 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES February 22, 19,11

SMARTEST OPERATORS

ARE STILL BUYING

HUNDREDS OF

SKY FIGHTERS!

THEREBE

GOODREASON

THAT'S\NORTH

YOURA

Es -r CATION01 1

SKYFIGHTER

TRADE MARKIi. e. 16/l,l No. TAIT.INST

01., 1.1.4114 P141,1

MANUFACTURED et

INTERNATIONAL

MUTOSCOPE REEL CO., Inc.44.01 11TH STREET

LONG ISLAND CITY. N. Y.

BUY NOWFROM YOUR

NEARESTMUTOSCOPE

DISTRIBUTOR

POPULAR CHICAGO PHOTOONAPNERS' MODEL. Marian Lynn antics ap-proval at twenty of Sreburp HtTorw Siornphonoto and tor-leirl One projection.white Sechugre Mr. Ilam.ort helps her to chooie other runts on the electrical*elector. Seeburg dt.tributOrs sett dtepfsy the comptere 1941 Soeburg lineduring National &yr:rug, Densonntratron Week, March 1 to S.

Buffalo AssociationOf f to Good Start

BUFFALO, Feb. 15. - The newlyformed assoelatban of Buffalo amusementmachine operators is off to flying starkand all Indications paint to the factthat the organterstion will begin toprosper and get result* Immediately. MIctficera are giving much of their Vinoto assure oonttnued on -operation amongthe local trade.

At a meeting February 11 special own.mittees were appointed in order to expe-dite matters, such rta the establishmentor a regular office and office manager.Membership in the that week Increasedfrom 47 operators to 51. with more ap-plications pending at present,

Initiation fee foe association memberis $10. Memberehip Identification cardswill soon be ready for distribution. ripe.clay normbersblp cards and tags for ma-chines on location are bring printed.

Stoat Important Issue at the hut meet -log was a plan to interest straight malemerchant In joiritug hand. with theamusement machine men and those thatoperate both phones and games. Thu.complete co-operation would be Injured

Spretal committees are: Clarence (Bus)Allen. appointed to find an office Wa-lton for the arsoctation: harry Wiesner,who Is In ankh of the office rraneger.and Norman Steinke, Louts Clair. and.41 Bergman. to contact music machineoperators in order to Interest them InJoining the assocletton,

UnemploymentFigures Better

WASIHNOTON. Feb. 15.A total of5.110,279 Americana over le were oeek.Ing.Out were unable to And employ:swot on

MIT MO011 Fs

WANTED poocou Roam 20,1MILL* MIT POONCTS. Sews arst

orie Coblover $14.80ROTATION /MAONOVI 05.50

S & W COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE2450 Gra-4 1.1,:r Art.. Of Y ROI T. MICR

i%n,SKILL GAMES

ONLY $17.50 EACH7. N.YOcotor 0.6erriS W A t1.11

Tow 111w1 PM...W. Toon

r set. ism* lernalnswl nub cal

seas each.

plows...11 taws.. r..

&.$nil Alt4

ulpa. nowdoe s

orsame

State Dernwstmen. 'Nan!

1HOIE III ONE

D.ROBBINS &CO

1041

SPITFIRE

1141.8 01(010 AVE..11ROOKLYN, N.Y

April I. 1040. the census bureau reportedrecently.

Youth* 14 to 10 seeking work condi-toted 25 per cent of the total workers,of that age group, and matt of themhad never had a full time job lastinga month or more. POT each of the age[MPS ono 25 years the proportion ofworkers In the labor force who weresocking work woe only 7 or g per cent.

The best age to got and hotel a job. ap-parently. to between 25 and 44. 01 thisage group 917 per cent were in toelabor force. Toe percentage of women hathe !oboe force reached a maximum of45.4 per oent at 29 to 24 years.

Of the total number of 45,550.430

Americans employed. 07,1 per cant wereactually at work during the last Weekof Match, 1040. A total of 1.300.667 per.eons, or TA per cent ot the total. wonnot working because of vacation, tem.ponsey tlltua, Industrial (Booth*. badTessler or abort layoff.

The total labn Some of the nationwas composed of 47.204.000 white and5.037.000 non-white workers. Non.whites in the labor force rawest -oleo13.4 per cent of the total non.whiteaover 14, whereas the corrosixm.ding rismefor white was only 51.7 per cent. TI..differences wore duo mainly to thehigher proportion Of non.white womenworkers. The non -whits -a aim titanworking earlier and continue later Inlife than the whites.

A comparison of the 1040 with the1030 OfilfOlil ItIASICAOs )ndkatre that M.creased rottrement made possible by newsocial legislation Ls taking more intoover 68 out Of the labor force. and thatISTCgOtentiOn of schooling and the extra.J.411 of social lesdolatlan to children Iskeeping more youths out of It. On theother hand, more women between 20 and64 years now work than formerly.

ATLANTA.. Pa.-About 2.000,000 un-employed hare been put to work thrurearmament efforts Of the nation In tbtlast kw months. William Omen, presi-dent of the American Federation ofLabor. estimatea.

Demand HeavyAt Western Products

CHICAGO. Feb, 15.-"Ordera are MGT,log In so fast for our 5141.001 gamerthat It has become necessary to .trancefor Itcrewsed production lecithlm." re.ports Don Anderson, sales manager ofWestern PrOducts. Inc.

'Tot. Big Prize. and Mayor Lear.*Baseball, our current release.. arc re.

heavy demand." snit Anderson. "In Of.der to mem delivery dates we arc dtro...log a complete productton line. war.complete production AIMS, for each gorse.In the) way production will keep p.eewith ordera."

"MARVEL"

FOR CONTINUOUS PROFITSDAVAL 2043 CARROLL AVE. CHICAGO

MAC ROHR CO., 2916 W. PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

IT'S100'LEGAL

owyoLEGALITYASSURED

or Purchase Prise RefundedSKILL and amusement fea-

tures of Pike's Peak will standany legal telt anywhere. Earn won.doelul profits from thousand, of 10Cl

Hens now closed to other coin gamesIts playing thrills etc unequalled. its sec-Plo

profits reach an all time PEAK. Paid out wr.si a

steady income your $29.50 investment will IoSPARKS SPECIALTY CO.

Soperton. Georgia320-322 Ivy St., N. E.. Atlanta, Gos:S4

February 22. 1911 A111111SEIIENT mitcnints The Billboard 91

First Again With"CUB"3 REEL -3 WAY PLAY WITH

AUTOMATIC COIN DIVIDERSk. .1. *frau:ton SIM LIMN; B

rota flendore. fltas0ri44,1114.1

poele Yoeile

footPrint oF

Inflatetta.

;teat)IPA.)

SUMSAMPLE

$13950Air Or $75.00

s. I. J. It

"ACE"5 REEL POKER PLAY WITH

AUTOMATIC COIN DIVIDERS

-:. arr.I 1seo en

K ICEI'LAY

sing

$1495cAse OF e

$80.00

I ,t

AMERICAN EAGLEn I ;41

AvInnoUt7,nn Avant.

SAlf111.t

$3230

10 for 11011

Orli A...4 Nodal01.50 IfInni

OW Own lank)07.00 [Ws

BALL. GUM1:4 Per Bo.. 100 Pinto, Ca. Of

100 1101,01. 512.75.

01110110, Isla .° C. 0. D.

1401 Central Pkwy., Cincinnati, 0.917 E. Broadway, Louisville, Ky.

444 Mass. Ave,, Indianapolis, Ind.

yaws c.r.".T-.4.311NT demonetret,the one -cell: Xenon .1101.1 Jilerchan-dUer Witch Li /ant to nave etickcdwelt at the 1541 Coin Machine Mote.Dore Piro!~ and Herber Gottlieb1:000. In cho,pe of Me booth dartbothe coneiore.

Distrib ShowingsOf Pike's Peak

cinema*. Feb. Ia.-Distributor alto -s-ings of Pike's Peak are bringing tinuausitap eta to the of:Ices of Groetchen ToolCompany. It 4 reported.

"Melt Peak arrived yesterday," wiltsRol TAT from Phtladelphia, -and ourentire °Ohne and shop declared an a11 -day holklay to play the game. I bownot ray quota for the year at 10.000 andam running ahead of schedule at thistime."

Prom Louisville it is reported thatoperators at the Sicking grand openinghad to wilt More than hour to playPike's Peak while Mrs. Bill Stamperdulged Ii: a spirited marathon.

"Now that my customers have menand played Pike's Peak they cannot waitlonger for dellrertni, )dies Sara &raidnoels 'Pittsburgh. "Ruth 700 immediatelyto take care of bark orders. and as manyan possible every day."

"After mains operators and player* goadd about Pike 'a Peak we admit cc hareunderestimated this great little guar"aTitee &Me latinves from New York."Change our order from weeklyroenta to dolly ahipmembs until furthernotice."

'Peat sample* of Mee Peak on loca-tion prom It to be the greatest game forclosed tenttortre Ceti &aliened." declarerStu Olsra, of Chicago. "Operators areroaring heavy premiums for Immediatedenser; after playing Ma games thens-niece."

Them and other reports, s000rtnns toGroetchon offktele, Indicate that opera -torn and distributors are not only en-thusiastic about the profit powibilitleaof PIke's Peak, but hare found a gameao fascinating that they like to play itthamteller. jtut for the fun of It.

100%LEGALITYASSURED

01 Purchase Price RefundedSKILL and amusement fea-

tures of Pike's Peak wilt standany kgal tett anywhere. Earn won-

derful profits born thousands of locationsnow dosed to other coin games.

112 playing thrills are unequalled. its re -playprofits reach an all time PEAK. Find out who

a steady income your $29.50 invettmentin!! buy.

ROY TORR2047 5. 63th Sc. P/41(ADILPHIA, PA

STONE R'S

LEADS THEM ALL!Truly high score feature.Sporky lights out.

Two green bumpers doubleeach thousand earned with 200bumpers.

Mystery 1.6000 side rolloverlanes.

Scoring high score and Sporkyearns grand replay award.

STONER CORPORATIONAware.

°rdr $10450today

Oily

SPECIAL: TIIIS WEEK ONILAIS

LEADER $59.501, Oeootit With All Orders. Barone C. 0 0. Write for OarNew 1:41 II,) Qonkt $1.10 Moore

Mae,

BUDIN'S IHCa174 SO. PORTLAND AVE..BROOKLYN. N. Y

N.Tnrnno

Branch: 36 E. MERRICK RD.. FREEPORT. L. I. iFtceport 2.100)

11/1Willinee

eA1

..... .

TWO NEW HITS!"NEW

.COMBINATION"840 HOLDS SLOT

AND OICE TICKETS

Takes in $42.00AveragePayout.. 19.89Profit .. $22.11

A THICK BOARD

SNAPPY LOOKING

"BLACKOUT"

7110 HOLISTIP TICKi1$

Takes in $39.00AveragePayout.. .19,09Profit ... $19.91HAUMUL S.001.01

PIODUCTION10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL-MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE-TIME PAYMENTIN LOTS OF FIVE OR MORI. FIVE MONTHS TO PAY. GLOBE PRINTING CO 1023 27 RACE STREET PHILA., PA

92 Th4, Billboard NIACIIINES Frbruary 22, 1941

NOW IN PRODUCTION!

FLICKER replay -novelty sensation

BLUE GRASS de luxe replay multiple hit

KENTUCKY one-shot payout multiple

DEFENDER the Rapid -Fire gun for '41

HIGH -HAND 5 -reel replay poker console

ROYAL DRAW 5 -reel payout poker console

BIG TOP ... console bell, payout, replay or skill

BALLY BABY ... penny cigarette counter game

SEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR TODAY!

BALLY MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2640 IGMUM1

AVM(GNAGO 11.1111015

c):7-apROTI:with

JOCKEY JUNIOR

SUPERIOR'S new dle-cut thoroughbred speedsalong for big returns atthe finish ... 1000 holes

Tickets bear horse rag-tag symbols .. Total aver -ago profit Is $24.00Extra -thick board. Easels.Celluloid protector overJackpot

Write SUPERIORfor details on theJOCKEY JUNIORboard, and other die.cut money-makers.

SUPERIOR FAROUK'S

500 FREE PLAY GAMES IN A-1 CONDITIONTO BE SACRIFICED AT THESE

A" A fawn. 44840 3,111 517,50coma 5P14 22.160 10.00Rae Sit 0.00 4'444.14.5011411, IMAM 04.50 1.44... 04.00114 Onlet 53.50 Ouan Part

50 0' ,

n.5014.110

. 2.110 tn.soORM . . . 14.50 P0.0,, 1..x . . 3o 1.0041444 B0Miano . 17.50 Rod NN .

'4.50Dud Nine. 32.50 Soar

. 44.00 len. Au,,j . 41'1014.80 Sport, 21 .1..3

Ionwillen . .. 114.110 0.04 04vral _ ... . 7.1 00toonarp ., ..... 12,./10 Mo. a L,... ....... 31.50ON *We 040 500014 10.4004411 law 4140 To 5.50. of 2 ft/ ra.00INN Over .. 11.50 Toner 549

PRICESTa-na. Ice.* 12l,40Va-let, .. 040

4R4 1040Yeen.,1(1. Out. 2440

44.50

KEENEY'S MACHINEGUN, BrownCabinet .. .S59.60

CHICKEN SAM,CoapIete

with Rase... $39.50

1 /3 Onae. 1 Re44014 WU, A.I dudes, O. 0. 0., r. o. 0. Alannat. M. J.111.1401 LIST 510000 011010C.

ACE DISTRIBUTORS, 1125 BROAD ST., NEWARK, N. J.

MONARCH COIN MACHIN!: COM-PANY official,. Al Stern and RoyRaccoon declare they here 5.004reason to *mile for the camera.-Paper on the deck represents portof orders for thousands fl) plectra 0/egnIpment tehteh have been soldonce the brofnotnp of the year."they dectate.

Defense Boom UpsIlliraben Business

CHICA00. Prb. 15. -"With the In-creased demand for phonographs for useIn defense project centers, we arc gettinga real workout." declares Hen Lutake.head of the }graben Company. "Opera-tors faced with the new Wetness rollingIn because of booming industry. 8,01(101ramps. and other de/ewe-fed projectsme pecUng the demand with renovatedphonographs. hilirabenb proctors of re-juvertaUng outmoded phonographs la Al-lowing those operators to gain pronto ourof phonographis where they had :Ike,' passible lout

The beauty of altraben replacementports goer uneballerled. Now gidemountings of Ught-up plastics. newdomes of plastic. finished In highly pol-totted metal. enhance the appearance or050 male(' until they are acceptable In.all kseatSons.

"Not only La there a demand for phono-graphs. but with the increase in bust -new. operator,' are C131130.7111g for ourkits of puts and auppIles for every type.of coin machine. A new line for Mireben.this group of kite jog parts, bulbs, Imes.and springs hoe been a wavprIee. 111.ra-hen has answered de00111 need. JudgeMy from operator response."

Torr IncreasesOffice Personnel

PHILADELPHtA, Rh. 15. -"Due tounusually heavy ordering from everypoint of the compass for machines ofevery description we have been obliged totourers our °nice snare" reports Roylber, Philadelphia distributor.

-tt has tdaaya been the policy of ourcompany to enure Intrnrchata and eel-cient handling of all orders, whetherlarge or 515411," continued Torr. "Withour enlarged personnel we shall be ableto handle an shipments promptly.

-Every Indica/Jan points to a highlypronrobte year tor operators who mancher/Arleta or the many One machine.now being manufactured.- concludedTorr.

IT'S100%LEGAL

BIG PROFITS

BIG PROFITS

BIG PROFITS

BIG PROFITS

. JERItme,/ ...` --=?ArElAte

PLAYING /MAI

GREATEST COME-ON BOARDSIN THE INDUSTRY

No. 2000 BIG EMUS -101R 110e4 Rua. OM,1000 MN, 551.00

Ii Waled Runt OutOwn0444, 1

No. CdO2 11-Z SON173,--lk151.00II Iloar4 Rent Ora,

1000 1144n. 55140If awed Rant 041

Csna0414, #010.002001 BONUS PLAY -10C

11 111c3e4 RI!. 01171000 NO., 544.50

II 10,.d Ran. Oat444.00

No 2000 LUCKY 110140S -5eIf 1100.4 Runt 0.1t

1000 1444.4. 1102-20If flood Run. Out

0.000104. $411.20Trtaa 'a, 144541 044,014r/.10 0w-rpm...a aid 1.1.1 0140.1 14.04.1.woe** el an 1115* MI, r. .r1 5.404 go

Gnt1.11.1.331 new 0071/31 Ws 1/40.114 51a10,47 Wrhge lee fill cles/v,,,,,,

"GARDNER'S THE ONE FOR '41"

GARDNER &2307$ ARCM CHICAGO. I

itIATED!!PENNY ARCADE MA-CHINES OF ALL KINDSIN ANY QUANTITY. CASHR'AR'ING. SEND COM-PLETE LIST, QUOTLNGYOUR LOWEST PRICESFIRST LETTER; BD-28. CARE THE BILL-BOARD, CINCINNATI. 0.

PIKE'S- PEAKTHE

1110 S "HTHRIGAME OFLL1941

Uses entirely new pi -tyingprinciples requiring utmost

skill and timing. Its "Repeat -play -profits" reach An all Wart PEAK

-it's the profit wonder of '41.Five balls, player controlled. double led

hi -score feature, adiustablo for percentadeseparate locked cash drawer. attract -icon

finished. At $29.50 it's a bargain. 100'. legal

everywhere.BIRMINGHAM VENDING CO.

2117 Tnird A... IIIRMINGIIAM. ALA.Mo. 11,0111 RR" tfaarT10

.100111 Dun Tann.

February 22, 1911. AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 93

WuRariErt16 Rccord-MARBL-GLO

Wilts IllurnInttc4 DomcAs Illustrated

A

Complete $6930Rea dy to Operate

412 Wurlitzer $ 29.50400 Wurlitscr 29.50616 Wurlitzer 49.50616 Wurlitscr Ilium

Grill 54.5024 Wurldter Marbl-Glo

With Keyboard 119.50500 Wurlitxer Special 142-50

MISCELLANEOUSRotary Merchandiser ..$79.50Dc Luso Diggers .... $9.50Vitalisers 49.50Astrascopes 79.50Kirk Scales 99.50Chicken Sams 54.50Anti Aircraft (Brown) 79.50SkediallEtto 69.50Ten Strikes 39.50

8(.41,11141th( ClinmplonehlpEight Jackpot Cards'

-1,11fr NI,NI.NAKE/X.1,0L -IX *0X006, JUK 1.0910

!01110 NNW -Y. X0 seararn no ..n in tat Farults litlpt00 Vollm/ tort J.00..V:-,14?36t1 TAW CAIMInlapa

PliE0 SALES CO.N. 021, toe Orin Am, X. I.. Winona 4i.. Mtn,.

OPERATORS, WRITEH.G. PAYNE COMPANY

1,14111 4...y, NAiMYIIIL, 0100Itopnin 1.1A. 1111.1 CoNotelt Storkarm V. 0. Mr4.v, tro thir

Stars OutshinesOther Exhibit Hits

CHICA00. Feb. 10`-'Demand forStare our latest novelty pinball garde,continues heavy.' said a spakeaznan forthe Exhibit Supply Company thin week.'Production ha been geared up 60per cent in an even 10 make reasonablyprompt shipment or the deluge of *Mors.

-Ihilublt officials with to thank alldistributes& and jobber* for their kindpaurnco and loyal co-operation whenthe company arm hope/maly burled un-der the aurgo of Initial orders, the great-est advance demand ever booked for anew game.

-The high reale value Exhibit game*command on the used market Is it trib-ute to their canting power, sturdy con-struction, and tine mechantcal per-teetton.

PAhlbli Supply Companra policy ofthoroly Investigating and promptly act-in on all constructive criticism: in fact.enooursgIng such criticism front oper-ator* arA distributor* the country over,In an effect to constantly improve theirproducts, la in a largo measure rosporud-hie for the excellent reputation EXhIbltProducts enjoy In the field.'

BERTry LANE

":/ Says:\41

GER° GAMESMAKE MORECOST LESS *

* BECAUSE OF HIGHESTTRADE-IN VALUES OF ALLI

410 101h AN., N. Y. WIN -trot,. 744411

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MIKE MUNVES,antat 520 WEST 43rd STREET

%MOO NEW YORK (Ith Floor)

Torr Is Delivering

csi (IF 6

CU

ACE

-AND-( 4:At

SAMPLE -

$14.91CASE OF 6

8 0 I i,,jer.

BALL GUM, 53.75 CASE OF 4.250 BALLS

TIME PAYMENTS TO THE DESERYINC

TORR 2047A So. onk 51.,Phila., Pa.

NAYS FAR 10647/0NS OOP

ofirexammemars1M/f/a:/

Up Jump Awards whenJumping Jacks aro punched

YOU'RE A JUMP AHEAD WITH

JUMPING JACKNew Harlich Low Priced

Mechanical BoardProfits! Action! Player Appeal!

They're all horn in this fool -proof,tamper -proof mechanical board.Top awards aro Concen'a-i. Whenhole is punched. mystery card popsup and amount of award appearsunder celluloid.

No. 1845 5c a Play 1800 HolesTakes in $90.00 Average Payout $43.25

WRITE FOR NEW /OLDER HC2I

HARLICH MFG. CO.1413 JACKSON BLVD., CHICAGO,

or Purchase Price RefundedSKILL and amusement fea-

tures of Pike's Peak will standany legal test Anywhere. Earn won-

derful profits from thousands of locationsnow closed to other coin games.

lit playing thrills aro unequalled, ih ro-playprofits roach an all time PEAK. Find out what a

Weedy income your $29.50 investment will buy.

AMERICAN CURETTE MACHINE CO.1141 nnh , 1813 Main es,

PITTRSUROK. PA. OUFFALO. R. Y.

9d The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES February 22, 19-11

r

oesot

13

IT MUST BEGOOD!

SUPER TRACK TIME9 -Coln Selective Head Consolewith "Even" or "Odd" feature.

RIDE ON VELVET (444

KEENEY'S

rm°

'41

OPERATORS TELL US IT MAKES MORE

PROFITS THAN ANY GAME THEY'VESEEN IN A LONG, LONG TIME

...41o.414 Thai ,1/4c1: /3N.!!"

6630 SO. ASHLAND AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

NOW IN PRODUCTION

TRIPLE ENTRY{ Selective 9 -Coln Play.Top Earning Console)

AIR R AIDEFastest, Biggest Profit Maker Ever Produce(

N A V Y BOMBERNew Keeney Machine Gun with Award I stature?

NOW DELIVERING!KEENEY'S

VELVETLocation Tested Proven Winner

* EXCLUSIVE KIINEY °MUSD? ORFOR NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY

AND CONNECTICUT

151

100 4'1m pito,°Damn;

SIMON SALES437 West 42d St.

INC. New York CityTaL. Penn -6-9495

Look To The GENERAL For LEADERSHIP:161 1949 1x6.00 Plan 17754 Rtaway Gun. DWGRim Teen 14.00 levy COan 27.00 0451e7t . 445.00P44111,w 04.30 maws sup. 15.40 K.1...., 0" BroseoDula JIHAD 47.50 07.50 Cableal ......... 72.60494onvar 37.60 RamaneTWRO 3,2.1c, Catraan fami. RNA .. 47.60NW ON. 0100 TIVR, *ON .. 20.00 111441 YIN 119.0014m Rua 07.90 Va01140 ..... ..... PPM Anne A, 11540) .. .110.00Plornal 42.4* TAW OM 95,00 7.2.1 11040) .... N.50

Out .04 gleam WO 4104 In 2110601.01 old machaNtAl 00441110n. WM. Ito ...Wel. LA.I /0 *44W1 041$ MOM. 141015 0. 0. D.

ME GWYNN UMW SEM/CE OA- MO

SAVOY'S WEEKLY SPECIALS RecoNorrioNta,ou.s.RrTTEPP14450 JOLLY $15.50 510 HOT 14750

CIO karkot55 HOW001711.1.110

11.0094.00 1.101 UP

51.504250

ROXT .

ROTATION10.5026.60

DI/11MILL PIATUR1

70.5011 .00

01.1914 .

PIRDISC. 16.00

52.50SUPER AIX 17.504, 4.7.4411, a.m. 90 00.D.

SAVOY VENDING CO. 451 ATLANTICN.YAVt.BROOKLYN.

WANT PORTABLES - FREE PLAYS

TOSLOTS AND PHONOGRAPHS

BUYStet quan1.1y. condtlit, and pricy In your fiat

GRAND NATIONAL SALES COMPANY2300-03 W. ARMITACI AVENUE, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

THE c

THRILLGAME OF 1941

Uses entirely now playingprinciples requiring utmost

skill and timing. Its "Repeat -play -profits" reach an all time PEAK

-it's tho profit wonder of '41.Five balls. player controlled, double and

hi-teore feature, adjustable for percontalgiseparate locked cash drawer, attractivrla

finished. At 529,50 it's a bsrgaln. 100': lect/everywhere.

tF

H. G. PAYNE CO.312.314 Bles4re17, NASHVILLE, T1,4

February 22, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 95

3 MachinesWHERE ONLY ONE

STOOD BEFORE

And they are all in onecabinet, with three sepa-rate coin chutes and pay-outs, stemming from onecentral Mills Mystery BellMechanism. The Jack-pot is 9.00. the 10c Jackpot18.00. the 25o Jackpot 45.00.

MILLS 3 BellsPRODUCT OF MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY4100 FULLERTON AVE.. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

BARGAINSLC0/11. EQUIP/AIR/

...Pt Ton ebb. 545 00L.a.... Pee.1511.41.16 lb 00we .len liatettell 30.00wills., ISaniall, eerniMnblien Itee

P".1 W0.3135. et. PeT-001. 45.00A rtl.M. OW% 50.00c,tte ion IOUs tam 43_505 :Ltela Ilatallall 36.000:1eat OriswetVete* 1.50a Way *AOMoo 1te,y Waellny Allay 190040

etnollt lIeebb. Allay ... 24110Tame, 1,3 Otot, SAW. O. 0. 0.WC NAVE let 005

Iblent for Peke:

MILWAUKEECoin Machine Company

1045 W. r1..4 Po Lae AM.,7111.1.0.... VilSot.In

MILLS PHONOGRAPHSCONSOLES

INstributo, BELLSTABLES

KEYSTONE NOVELTY & HF6. (0.ILL PloLae.tat 11.a. P`bilbleotph., r.Its Cialtantat OMSK

CantaansI Au. 111/101aera M.

110b O W10.Waw6a ,O b5i... b2obb

yl 14.00GO Retie Weigel, bares 51.00 Ca 50 A.M..

Cabe, Dam 114.50 IA. 20 eloponeewonVralen.. MOO Ca. AO baby" et all..75

La. 54100, 1400. a Iker," 10kb Per....147.00. Meet Le boa Ilarben Gams.

40, 0Al

SliDALEBAIJEPla Owe L. Crow4. I5.

Cub and Ace SalesContinue Upward

CHICAGO, Yob. 16. --Sales of Cub sodMe taunter games are as big as ever.according to officials of the °oval Com-pany. AI Dauglia of the firm, AtAtae:"Salm of our nurigetned counter gamesare continuing big. We behove sales willcontinue big for some time to come. duoto the foot that more and store oper-ator are finding them the perfect profitproducers.

'It's Form/times pug:sling to us to notea game get started on the market andJust when we think that tales ate reach-ing 01312 inaximum they drop off. Inthe cue of Cub and Me. *aim startedout. with a boors and have conttnued 1nthis mune booming fashion without let-up. In feet. we Can say that sales arespreading all over the country covetingnor° territory than they did

"Lottery we bare eta -tired from ourdtstrtbutors advise ua that, in their esti-matson, sales will conunue in Mtgevolume far months CO come. Ono letterread: 'I firmly behove that you will beable to Net up Cub and Me is stands:almachines. There Is no doubt that thetwo little money-makers are p.),:ng toeell la my territory for a long Peilodtime and I wouldn't he aurprhedthey are aeolng last as well *Ur month,front today or. they ore now.'"

BUY 2TOT

AT $24.95UCH ANDGET ONE

FREEcle.111 010000t. 1.0110

The Calved Novelly Co.70S N. Howard St.. 1.131hmote. Md.

tops rteve"t

lititott

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PIKE'STHE

PEAKen." THRILL

Yt 00,stc CAME OF 1941WRITE-WIRE-PHONE

Wit 601

VT. S "TO PLAY

MIKE MUNVES CORP.593 TENTH AVE.. NEW YORK

An Phones: grant 04677

S1 SO CtUNTITY BUYERS

MUTE FOR PRICE!

WONDER 3 BARJACKPOT F-52801025 hol--Takaa in $51.25

Pala out $27.76-Arerage Profit $23.49

PRICE $2.73 EACH

OTHER FAST SELLERS1640 hole F-5240-3 Bar Jackpot 0.63.651200 hole F-5275-Horits at 3.92800 hole F -5270 -Pocks Dice at 1.89720 hole F-5255-Pockct jack at 1.86600 hole 11 -5305 -Royal at 2.12

CHAS. A. BREWER & SONS1.110 beard and Cad Non. In lb* World

6320 Harvard Ave.. CHICAGO. U. S. A.

'The Last "Word" in Your Letter to Advertisers, "Billboard".

WE (AN kWTHEM!

'VWSO GOOD

THEY'RESELLING

FASTERIIIIIN

at) foR4 GAMEIN IiS Sill

WEEK- - 7haes

S7cinethlity!IS S /'AVISI

1sT IN PERFORMANCE!

Pi IN APPEAL!

GET THE DOPE ON THESEtEVANSIGAMES

ET IN LOCA

* TOMMYG N* JUNGLreZipisP4°U

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"41 ""*"'".2.5e CoinChtefer loch Unit,

*BANGTA/LSNew 1941 Medef--ltercins

Sonia:Wont*GALLOPING

DOM/NOS,Hew 1941 Model-weetler

on Ives,Att e.114; EQUIPMENTTEN STRIKE-- THE-RRELSKEE-BALL-ETTEN

BArite Mrre4inesforpipped

Wilb 2e Coln Chutes

H.C. EVANS 6f CO.1520-1530 W. ADAMS ST CHICAGO

s i"toP pea4.tPVoats"

cilOS

I T'S100%LEGAL

Isr IN PROFITS,

ION ACCEPTANCE!

PIKE'S PEAKTHE

THRILLCAME OF 1941

cvs c'n4,ovo'

Uses entirely new playingprinciples requiring utmost

skill and liming. Its "Repeat -play -profits" reach an all time PEAK-it's the profit wonder of '41.

Fire balls, player controlled, double andhi-Kore feature. adjustable for percentscc.

separate locked cash drawer, attractirciffinished. At $29.50 it's a bargain. 100 legal

everywhere.AUTOMATIC COIN MACHINE CORP.

338 Chestnut Sr., Springfield. Mass

Allied NoveltyAdds to Personnel

CHICAGO, Ptb. 15.-"To still furtherImprove our service to customers.'" de-clares Sem Kiel:non. of Allied NoveltyCompany. of Chicago. -'we hate increasedour office force and the number of em-ployee* In our 1.t.4p, This addition hasbeen made neceaamy bemuse of the manyeurfomera who now continually favor uswith then largo volume orders.

"Allied approved reconditioned coinrnactstnes are meeting with the whole-hearted approval of more and more opcastors, who appreciate the fine. cleanquality of our mere htuadise. as well asour fast, efficient service and conalatentlow prima.

"Allied machine are ready for locationswhen they are shipped, which means thatoperators can icrimedistely put them outCO earn money without any further time.Investment. or trouble. Another Ming.our customers know that they will neverbe disappointed in nn Allied machine.

"This, put together, Is scram. the kindthat operators appreciate so welt thatthey continually Mama° their orders.arid as a reaUlt Our Mildness gnaws ]anger*eery day."

iioustoaHOUSTON, Tea_ Fhb. 35,-Itemoria

shoving of the complete lino of Beck -Ole operating equipment was held inHouston February 7. Stolle Host 41'$FAteitt00411 was the scene of the displaywith Harold Horton and members ed teafirm as reception committee. It F(Ben) Boldt, Rock-Ola advertising man-ager, was present.

A. D. Garza. manager of Houston et.flee of the Southwestern Made Cacao -ration. reporta that January retard askswere only slightly lower than for Decem-ber. Oarsa's opinion was that such asunusually good report for a generstlfoff month indicates that 1041 will be agreat year.

Don Bruce, Deem mho repreeratntiveIn the San Antonio territory. wasseeck.enti visitor in the city. Re reportedexcellent Manama for the month ofJanuary.

.T. V. Winton, and Harold Horton. of

Houston, attended the Roth -OCR showingby Louisiana Arm -raiment Company. NewOrleans. February 5, Malaita:la ARUM -Meat la =hated with SWIM 5, IWr-toa, of Houston.

rebroory 22, 1911 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 97

$104.50That School -Day Favorite

TREMENDOUS EARNINGS!TIC -TACK -TOE

DVERFLOWING COMPLIMENTS!Streamlined in the Modern Tempo!

Simple as a -b -cA DELUGE OF ORDERS! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

D. COTT114 0-115 0 N. KO

LIEB & CO.STNER AVE., CHICAGO

kNATIONAL'S VALUES!*5 -BALL FREE PLAY GAME BARGAINS

9.9444 ....1101600Pyle ..... 49.00

11anscrSsr 44.50sewowenne . .4.1105.011 0946 .. 37.50Yew So, .. 24.16Peel toy .. 72.1,9

1 ..... 1.60Conwellere .. 27.60tray 2210terthergsr... 1750

9 .... 16.00

91.94 SW, -$43.000ewpo4.1.4.. 486401.4.41. 46.14005 4104ony . 5344'flew ir.W.. 66.161140130 34310So Toon . $3.501,411.4 or .40. 30.00041 Vey 1211.00Wear 23.04I6600 17.50Csnwer 15.00

Olol1444044Colewo1.1441110411144.4Scow 0411Posy .skew Onderw.

140.0046.0042.00111.00311.00$3.0032.00196.0248022.0017.0014.00

Du*. Row. .152.60

54.4442 . . .

144912Ante Spol ..120 Vow .

004114 Arley804 0194 ...Scoop ......Orehroll ....1196e004 .

42.5037.601660322.07113027.5022.5010.0017.00

/An 31.19c1.010 *4Y. mneos.Pschere

PHONOGRAPHS SLOTS%taw 1640 $0104.14. RecleDlo (9)910

54Wt4.441 9104.00loy: . 19379 041.444....4o4e, 00 11942.9411 12/.0/

MITI. She 0r014.112.. AOC 04 . ... 540640IILMI Cl..,, ROIL 3.10 Pre.. Ae 00....44 601144 00.11., 0.2.1610c 04. 2840...ten.. Onus, 110 254 Pe. 20.00111.141 Owysi... All Mo. 190 PL 22000.06612 Rorer& 20.00

5.0. trip AM Plans 111001e004 145.00Pow Es*, 54 A 264 01. . .. .....WW,11 1134199. 5-10454 Pt

22.002240

MISCELLANEOUSmany 0e444.119 ...511750 Pecan, Saw . 14060 V0,. 10.0041.107.0 . 76.002,.I MIMS 74.00

!Tweets WendSow*. 39.001149, £1141 2440

19140111:np ..... ..$4.:1146.0e0 Anu.Aw.reCt . 47601.444494.41411 02.40

Leer 61010e 24.10Tow MIs 5100 20.00

PAYOUTS9.4.4 II Wow( 11111.34)0%101. Too 0.1.4 . . . 47.50

...Owal Sorrow lAseelny 10.4.1 11491. 04044 52.60

TIMMY.: 1/3 049001. Salome 0. O. 0. F. 0. S. 13414544

NATIONAL COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE 1411.13 Dfrers4y Stott,CHICAGO, ILL

QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELFPAYOUT* 7111 PLAY 8500 PLAY (MALL110 Poor 11/0/04 7.6.7

seem 4 fico, 014 5119.60Moto* 510.00

10.00Jusete 0 SPAM,0101 TWO

5973057.00Pt M0 01,00 104 30

1.4.441111

15.00rialloratz 94.0001.50

1123.N9 2/14110Pirs114

10.00,b 41.4.4.244.4 21.5024.50MIR 0004we7 CAP01..

Wen Yoe Verily Day..3411.027.40 Ohm. 10.01 Anwnrod

11.0047.601447 VW . 02-00 Ysu.oA 14.61 Arstortleolloore .7.40=1.4...4o 240062.50400.51141011411.

Os14.0014.00

...Orw Pyles

00.60(7.50.403Wee sr

11 1 f...,:rVink CP4P-4141414:1 r. 0. 0.1"m" ""... 94.60

MODERN AUTOMATIC EXCHANGE. INC.10$ CA11110111 AVENUE. CL...... D. OHIO

A ro....41/1 $00.00 .. . .. ... . ..$20.30 <NW $45.0001960 Western OoLuso Brewson 0.2-3 (11140) 606040.00 (Iwo Plosi 05.00 Owilo 27.509940 lowfosr 45.00 0.514 tin .... , ....1221.00Awes,. 604.44wn. 111141w... yrnynort, 0.4500-w Stew, t V-. 4030 RACK.

Wri to. s... 1'..00'1 .4 1/3 woont.

LEHIGH SPECIALTY CO.

THETHRILL

GAME OF 1941The Money -malting won-

der et Ike yew. Entirely newplaying principles, Fire balls,

double and hi -score lemmas, sepa-rately locked cash drawer.

50 52,,,,031,2>ozet$29. P.

OHIO SPECIALTY CO.29 W. Court St., Cincinnati, 0.

539 S. 2nd St., Lospissilk. Ky.

ip...............................................................,r GUNS -GUNS) li I LLS }110/SFOr "PARA3A0 L.11" 014

R P. CONSOLE .. ... ... $70.50 I I,1 Keeney Aa41-Abess11, Rally Its0s0 fin A.b.T. Elm 0 Sweat 7o. g

' &ern.. LlA NeW.53-7.50 I Sub...mt.. $104.$0 I g411.10041. like navrISEEE.50 90 Wulf, Clesn 31.50 C14015en Sams ... 44.50 owe. Orirs Ern.. 44.50

KIRK AIR bittEttr egr-$SALLY ALLEYS 44317.50-- ,r

GROETCHIN ZOOMS 10.00-itIrriiir Tgasnwit tra131 sc"10r .----1 .p 1.35-0MACHINE'S .-- IMEMISP 14.50 Sl$ CUARANTIED Sew Shr ... ..... 17.50 Comp, 24.50

01 AJAX NOVELTY CO. rt

0 2707 WOODWARD AVE.. 01710(7, LOCH. dAKILigealilisMILNIMMOLIWILIIMIIMEMLIILMWEILIMIIIMEEKIIMIMITI

0 LEGAL 6AMB--

OUR PRICE LIST IS FAMOUS...FOR SAVING OPERATORS BIG MONEY ON THE LATEST ANDBEST NEW AND USED MACHINES OF ALL TYPES AND MAKESIBEFORE YOU BUY ANOTHER MACHINE - GET OUR PRICE LIST!

& GREEN STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. ROY McGINNIS, 2011 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.

98 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES February 22, 1941

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