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Vol. 53 May 3,No. 18 The World's Foremost Amusement Weekly 1941

Pubtubed weekly at Cinetnnsti 0.. U. 5. A. rrItered da ect Ond.dss matter, June 4, 1607, at Post Office. Cincinneti. under Act Cd March. 1807.1m pare. noteeription. 1.5 per year. Copyriebt Intl by Tin Billboard Publishing Company.

COLLEGES' TOP CHIRPERSPark Central HitBy IA-AFM MoveTo Get Spot Jobs

NEW YORK. April 26.- InternationalAlliance of Theatrical State Employees,Local I, decided this week to bring addedpressure behind its drive to get u.5 spot-light men Into the hotels here. with theresult that Local 802 of the AmericanFederation M Muensiorts gum the PerkCentral lintel o two-week nonce TuesdayMD on Buddy Chuicen band and theLatin relief orb now In the hotel.

Acts In the Comanut Orono room ofthe hostelry are also on notice. TheyInclude Jack Waldron, Elmore Wood,Onnier Dulo: 1111nbert. Bird. and LaRue,end Winton and Diane. Dancing lino oftine and it show girls ennid also bethrown out or work. AVM le Decking upIATBS In an effort to get the hotels toinecind their agreements with the HotelTricks Council, AFL. which has member*of the international Brotherhood of /lee-n:MI Winker. operating the spots now.

if park Centred shutters entertainmentit will be the second hotel in two weeksto close Its room. New Yorker catehtngit Mit when APM canceled Bobby Byrnesode opening. nyrne was handed $1500by the mtuiker union to ease ht. Ma.linnnore Hotel bits the Clyde Lures ark(See PARK CreTRAL I(IT Ott pare 25)

Gainesville CircusOpens to Big Biz

GAINESVILLE. Tex April 26, - The°Connate Community Circus embarkedupon its 12th season hue WednesdayMat with a rousing oration from ana...Menne that filled the big top three-nurtes capacity despite clouds whichthreatened rain all day. Pour hundredremixes of 13 bands perticipating In theponde that Inaugurated the circus round-up nn the afternoon were guests of themreagentent at the performance.

71thrsday night the show bed thelannist crowd mu assembled In lea 2.200.teat big top. Gentemille business mensere hone to 2.800 children from entryprintery school to the county. In seditionW some 000 reamed seat purchasers. Theyoungsters occupied fiery conceivablewaling and standing space.

The act -up has bean enhanced by theaddition of new combination ring -stone and dressing tent, s 60 with twohi -foot saddles, now spotlIghta with colorwheels used on feature ails. and &Mi-en:oat elaborate wardrobe for the MexicanOpining spec. The Onstunalmg in manyarts crates out a patriotic Enloe scheme.The ebrne carries 9 horse, 14 ponies, and4 trained (106s -

Jam" Smith 'mitered broken anklewhen ht. hone fell with him last week,tenting him out of his footallde. wire. aridmenage numbers. T. D. Stephan mufirma to go to Boynton. Okla., Wednes-617 night after the performance becauseof the eritletat Illness of Ins mother, andwas out of the show Thursday and Fri-day. Dr. H. H. Tun saffered a brokenarm In a fall In the big top, and ifrinTiny went to Woco, Tex.. after the arrowWednesday night to attend funeral ofInt grandmother. Sint Emtnett Curtis,wife of the legal adjuster. suffered a gashto her left lee, tetithling 13 enterer.elm a horse ran away with a buggy Inwhich the was riding In the pond°Wedateder, densoltshIng the vehicle. Shenaa out of the cast of The Miffed Litzafter -chow night club, Wednesday night,but resumed her singing role Thursday.

The program and *fad wilt be given Intea week's Mut.

Cheated!NEW YORK. April 26.-When Cone

With the Wind played toot circuitnab, houses It ran 2 hours and 40minutes.

tint patrons. accustomed to doublefentures, cemplatned. "Where'. theother feature?"

Calif. Bill WouldCancel Poster Tax

13ACUAMIDnr0. Calif., April 36 -Cir-cues and billposters are 'Italy Interestedin AB 1079. pending in the judiciary gen-eral commlinte of the Legislature, whichwould eliminate the 23 -cent tax imposedon potters and cards in unincorporatedCalifornia towns. Under the present lawa circus, eanuval. or road show must pay23 cents for every poster or card ft putsup in an unincorporined town. Minamon of these towns are tannin argumentson the bill revealed that scene canes withpopulations es large as 100,000 are unin-corporated, and tiro law speak' to them.

TeestlfyIng before the committee. HarryPinks, Sacramento ropresentahre of theInternational Alliance of Bilipreters andButlers. said that the present 4w nuts aemus like the Marling *hen. between612.000 and $15.000 In license feu aloneto poster the State. Opyodtlon et nestannounced by Prank W, Clark, State di-rector of nubile works, and by CanoeistsRoadside Count has been Withdrawn.according to Finks.

Frank Sinatra and Ginny SiminsCapture Campus Croon Crowns

Hay Eberle and Bob Eberly not far behind among mensingers-Helcn O'Connell close runner-up to Kyoervocalist-Helen Forrest third fern choice

NEW YORK. April 20.-Since vccelnun, of both gender,. In many eases areas rital to the success of the dance maleness with which they sing SA the Feedersor the bands then:delete, the editor, of publnationa of the 171 collect. and Ord-er:11Mo panic:poling In The BIUDOOrd's Fourth Annual Cullen* Mimic &irveywere asked to reveal their commute' tastes. In the matter of favorite tangelo andeoitintreseee. in addition to their atiectien of temente hoods Out of the renterof nearitentions *tend the WA:111 personalties of Prank Sinatra, 'Maim Dorsey'sfeatured mate I ocal 1st, and Oiling

the Kay Kph,: song stylist. eachselected owe their °lomat oompeptornby subatantlal margins. and each arriv-ing at the pinnacle of collegiate efcc-Mtn for different remota&

Slnatra's attiring of the maeculthecrooning crown. pulling an impreravo183 panne (on a banal of three Mende forfirst choice, two for second, arse one for

the points spilt proportionatelysaute the choice was Mauled betweentan singers). is perhaps the more C.:t-otting clecurnsUinee In this nues topselecUottt, In The Billboard's collegemusic survey of last year Sinatra man-aged 10 eke out only One Ora -placenomination, giving him a scant thanepoints, and mann him a poor 224 outof 40 names listed. Prank was utileDonny at that time. but that was beforethe now Immortal MI Pierer Szede Again,winch burst upon a highly menthe

Cole Bros.' Circus, BreathingSpirit of Patriotism, Gets BigSendoff at Louisville Inaugural

Lornsons,c, Ky., April 20. - ColeBros.' Canna after spending a healthywinter In LOULionle opened 115 sesuonhere yesterday afternoon preceded bydress rehearsal Thursday night. Presi-dent Zack Terrell had as his gnome atthe rehearsal nternbent of the press andradio. and judging by the manage InWhich thou present received the per-frinsuance be will not play to a MOO, ap-preciative audience this year,

The new big top with red, white, andblue effects glees a warm feeling ofpatriotism to the performers and audi-ence as well.

Terrell put himself on the spot In pre-paring this penes show In "Old Ken -lucky^ from which the public will nat-urally aspect tiumatartil berms and beau-tiful women. Well, he earns thou withboth and howl So this State of good-looking gals and thorobreda will get

plenty of publicity as the circus corersthe country this lumina.. and all con-cerned here ere mighty glad that theshow la coming back to Its now homeat the foinnouncla next winter....The performance hyena with a gor-pnoua pageant; Pan Americana, out/ -merged with song, followed by 32 Mr-pians-e program proving itself worthyof the promisee made by Ora O. Parks,press reprountatIve. The show clueswith a epectecanar display, Your Lendand My Lend, with electrical effect. andcostume magnIfiecntly displayed.

If the weather man glens Cole anykind of a Great this years show abould"bring home the bacon." Time will notpermit tie a general review of the pro -grain now but this and complete pm -simnel will appear in The Etloard ofMay 10.

Opera -on -Tour Decision IsReversed; AFM To Appeal

NEW YORK. April 23.-OPart of Ap-peals. the third body 10 hear the cue ofOpera -on -Tour. Inc.. mt. the AmericanPennant= of Sinnletane and the Interna-tional Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Em-ploye». on Thursday reversed the Ap-pellate Court's decision, and caused wide-spread (Intimation of the possibility' ofroad theatricals with canned musk. TheCourt of Appeals In Albany ruled thattitthing Mecum of mechanical musicsupplanting lire multiunit la Illegal, TheAppellate division had previously de-cided In favor of the union. crematingan thyllnet...:41 which OpianOh-lnur se-

cured against the ATM and the IAIBIS.after the latter closed the snow.

The opinion of the court. written byAssociate Justine Edward IL ninth_ wasthat the AIPM and IATRE were not"promoting a lawful labor obnectIvenCourt held that the Arm "Induced thestagehands' union to jolty in a fOinbl-n11050 to destroy an enterprise battybecause of the use of machinery In theproduction of mule In place at the see-pktmrsent of lire munching " JudgePinch. honweer, said that this ruling didnot deny tr.einters of the ATM and(Roe Opera-m.1%w Case on page 25)

me:a-burins public a couple of monthsalter 1940n college poll.

It can sagely be aald that Sinstreswork on Seine Acetyl was the thing thatstarted his upwind climb In youngAmerica's 0010100. to the point where80 &Monte out of 171, taking In territorycovering 46 States. mired hint as altberfirst, mond, or thUd dunce among 35mint nand voralleta. What cementedSinstran No. 1 seamen: as was Mates01 fine recordings %nib Dorsey attar theRuth Lowe musah rat, end persica:11mradio and In person appearance*.

Miss SImmon capturing cd the top nix*among the baud canaries ham been a610Wer proems. but one Matthaei* ParaLest aver Ginny landed in second puce.and the year before abe ant. rattineeda No. 3 selection. Now abe Come* IMObee own. with 03 campuara giving her total of 1445 points. Her recordingactivities on the Okeh label. on whichshe In inured as a bolo artist. ma well altben singing theme on Knwes regular(See Simms sad Sinatra Win on pin -ell)

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4 The Billboard GENERAL NEWS ibry 3. 19,11

AGVA AFTER TWO YEARSSurvey Is Made of Promises toMembers, How They Were Kept

NEW YORK. April 26.-More than twoyear. ago, on March 3. IPS, the Mao -elated Acton and Artistes of Americastarted an inveattgation which chal-lenged the nuteas of the American Fed-eration of Actors to germ vaude, nightdub, end outdoor performers. SixMonths later, September 3. 1920. theAPA had been completely dismembered,a new American Guild of VarietyArtiste had been crested. and FrankOLlimort. preeldent of the your A's. saidthat the actors had Iron a "clean-cutaffirmation of the right to govern them-eelvea" During the heat of the battlewhich finally sew the overthrow ofRalph Whitehead the Pour A's mademany premiere to do for the performerswhat the APA had failed to do.

In order to give performers a newptrapecthe on the act:Milos of AGVA.The Billboard has analysed puttedmatter, nets -mow Males. and docu-ment* dating back to the revocation ofthe APA charter. A doer study revealsthat the Pour A's his not kept Itspromises to the performer; and manywore mad*.

The check-up revealed that It centnor,-AGVA performer.. thru their uniontreasuries. more than 470070 to keepAOVA In tautness. and AGVA hae notreached the development the APA en -eyed when It vas scuttled. In fact, thenight club -vats& performer union situa-Ron appears to be in a worse mesa thanIt sea two years ago.

Oft of moat important promisee madeby the POSH. A's in its attempts to weanthe actor over to AOVA was the promiseof "ono big union." At the drat orgini-reticent] meeting of AGVA, held at theHotel Astor, September 13. me. HenryJaffe promised that the "one big union"Idea would be accomplished "In twoweeks,"

This promise Implied lowered duesand initiation payments for performersInterchanging jobs between pictured.radio. sonde, etc. Something true doneon this eituation. but never madepublle-the Reis report. Performers arestill asking the Pour Als to let them seethe report., which suggests "two big=tons." one on the West Cokst run bythe Screen Actors' Guild and one testrun by Actors' Equity. It also revealsperformer unions cost it3e.01100 tooperate.

Cleteit Con/ratesAGVA also promised to negotiate and

WHITSON BROTHERS(This Week's Corer Subject)

erect Whitson Draftier, (Lester. Reddy. Artle, swat Date) hays been heralded byth press sod puelie et the World's [rules,111.47 Act. Their se.. bells.,steeled under the big lop. SInf Mtn theyhave played fairs. theaters, e-gh/ stubs, andbetels. They were orienally krown at theSi. itchy bees but eaudensed their sitwhen they realised that the large't demandtee entertainment wr. In the night eluehelelkeel.

Tht be,, hart bed a troth pelf I. irtflnpto the tee. Out knelt? fl.p.leopped then,sotres atop Radio City. where they ptwaredfor seven so tat weeks In the swank Rain-bew Stow. This was the lint eel II its kindto be hotbed kilo tee Reons end [ohm key.111 managing dittrtor. ace. Fronds./ thenereturn toga/genera. They Fero els, Sod sw-gektul runs In the Roosevelt Motet Hew&kens: Straw/ Thee?... New Yore. end the[ark Theater. Washinctew Res.ntly theyWM featured In Life nirearler and hinthat renpitted a conwnwetal titan tar GenteelMahn. entitled -Mot ties thx"

The Whitson, we currently featured at lasPalmer Meuse. asked*, ads will uil len. JOlee an riegagernent at the Casks* de Urea,kb de tenths,

Ter Whitson kers Cr. wake. et Petelessa.Cake. but their present N... It In Kendall.WIC IM. Mesh of their lite belore enter -log thew byline.° was arrant In an orPhrsref.whkh explains their orteenghns kr On bene-fit perterwanets ter orphanages and ass.retak.

Obtain contracts with the etude circuithouses. AGVA signed nve-year contraCtabut they were editorially attacked byThe Billboard IA not being a victory forperformer. at all. Regardlow, It woe promire kept.

Another Important promise made.which was the keynote for the settlementof what might have been disastrousstrike, was point No. I of the agreementwhich ended the meas. This provided for

pact between the Pour A's. the IATSE.and the American Federation of Mu-sician's Altho the IA has an agreementwith the Ana neither the Pour AY norAGVA was able to stork out a nationalagreement with the muslclans* and thegage/lands' unions.

The Pour A's attacked the alleged lackof democracy In the APA. Its uncuitablemethods of union government, andrubber-etamp council meetings. Whetheror not this situation ha. been swelledIn AGVA is open to debate. The fact lathat AOVA members have not really eon -trolled AOVA because of the Pourgrip. The AGVA constitution voxhanded to performers by the Pour A's.and the national admintetrat Ion ofAOVA has been appointed by the YourA'e-not elected by the imenthenthip. Onthis question. however, AOVA Is upagainst the tame tough eltuatien thatAPA faced-apathy of Its membership.

This lack of interest of members' ob-

For Posterity!NEW YORK. April 26.-The Pour A's

has been pretty esutious shoot whewhands the Rau report fell into. TheNew York Public Library wrote askingfora copy but was told because of theaccretive nature of the report the FourA's would be unable to give ono forthe Library records.

Library countered with the provost -lion Gist the report would be lockedIn a safe. along with other valuabledocuments, for 100 yeors before it wasmade public. Pour A's still refused.

The first port of the report, salariesof Pour A's °Metals. I. printed on thisPage.

stoutly makes tt necessary for AOVA todo a lot of things without cotiontattonand approval of the membership. ThePour A's denounced the APA for thesame thirly,s.

Gas LeaderAnother claim against the Ara Ina

that it only developed ore Importantleader-Whitehead. Altho AGVA has hadfloe executive were:sides In lie rhortlifetime, not one outstanding leader hasbeen developed. Po'.ir A's board alsoclaimed that too much of Its Um* wastaken up with APA matter's In whichthe AYA was tutsally at fault. For thepast year and a half little else has beentaken up by the Pour A's except theaerritniatratton of AOVA-only In thisInstance it's more expensive. $70000so far.

Pour A's abes used as one of Its chief

Salaries of Four A OfficialsNEW YORK. April 20.-The Billboerd herewith presents for the first time

In print glimpse Into the salaries of the top executives of the Associated Actorsand Artiste* of America. Three figurea, accurate to the penny, were taken fromthe Reis report on the consolidation of the your A's Into "one big union" Thisreport was submitted to the Fell: A's on May 20, 1940. but has remained Inthe ea:Waite officials

The salary list. printed below. may be one of the reasons that the reportnever reached the critnibmthip of 11 union. affiliated by the Pour A'.. It re-veals that the 20 people who run the actor unions draw $133,680 annually.

Here are the annual salaries and who gets them:I. B. KORNBLVII:

AOVA representative in Los Angeles MAP,APRA executive secretary in boa Angeles 5.200APRA attorney In toe Angeles' 603AEA repreeentatire In LAW Angeles 3.003- $11,520

FRANK OILLSIORE:Tour A's president emeritus 13,000

KENNETH THOMOON:SAO executive secretary 12.060

MURRAY IftNNELL:SAO assistant treasurer 3010 OSSAG agency diets:on (Not paid by SAO) 6,44.1.02- 10,320

JOHN DALES JR.:SAO find seal. executive secretary 3.200SAG agency division (Not paid by S.A0I 3.000- 7,600

MILT HOLT:APRA exeouttre secretary 7,500

RAYMOND JONES:ABTA executive secretary in Chicago 0200

PAUL DULIZELL:AtiA eseetiiiee secretary 6,503

flF.ORGE as LLER:APRA treasurer 1.300APRA executive meretary-N. Y. Inc.' 5,200- 5.300

noRPNCIt B. )L4usrOtt:BAU Eastern representative 15.:08

BLANCHE wrrilERSPOON:*AOMA executive secretary '5.200

HOYT 5. HatiDOCX:AOVA executive secretary 5.200

ALAN cOREY2.1:Theater Authority 0.1100

PAT SOMERSET:SAG second assistant executive secretary 4.400

RUTH RICHMOND:CEA executive secretary 4.405

FRANK R. DARE:AEA Cakes° representative 4.235

VIC CONNORS:AM1A executive secretary In San Pranelmo 2.400AGVA representetive In San Pratthisco 1,300AOMA representative In San Francisco 520

ALFAS, HARDINO:AEA special movicro 2.400AEA Equity enagarbic 1.200-

T1IEODORE HALE:APRA retinae? for San Praneiseo Local 1.200AEA retainer for San Francisco office 2,400- 3,600

TED CARR.ALMA assiatent secretary 3.030

"In addition. Blanche Witherspoon le to melee a bonus of $1.300 tf con-ditions justify. and an additional 01.000 to be raised by certain members."

Strice discharged. Since resigned from AOVA job and now national organizer for APRA Equity preen agent.

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arguments the APA's alleged failure toadminister the effairs of as Weat Coastbranches' properly. Right now the SanFrancisco local la In dutch with AOVAbecause of it. alleged failure to turn overfunds belonging to the national ofttoe.

Concerning the economic circum-stances which face the performer, AOVAspokesmen made a lot of hopefulpromises. The alx-day week was prom-ised to performers in night clubs, but todate the only performers working In NewYork on a six -day work are Moat who geta night off when the club closes bemuseof the maidens' day off.

Along three lines. Alan Corellt ad-dressing en AOVA meeting at the HotelAstor last year, told performers that clubdata booker, were going to crawl on theirknees by the time AGVA got thru withthen. Corelti said they were going toget contracts front all of them. callingfor fair waged end no free auditions.There are as yet no signed contracts,and there are Mill free audition.

In retrospect. many performers havebeen asking themselves end others In.eluding some Billboard reporter., "WasIt worth Rr Some answer the questionby swearing they'll never get stuckagain paying dues.. This attitude Is verywidespread.

The Real PictureHow that the nue. A-AFA battle Is in

the background, an examination Into thedealings between the AEA end theIATSE and the strategic maneuvers be-tween the Screen Actors' Guild and theIATSE reveal the truth of whet was go-ing on behind the scenes,

Performers had the general Impresalcmthat the battle WWI a struggle betweenthe IA and the rota A's. Picture. how-ever, Is quite different. APA played intothe hands of the IA, which used theAPA to Nueva an agreement out ofScreen Actors' Guild that protected theIA jurisdiction In film mudloes. IA knewthat the SAG waa supporting the UnitedStudio Technician** Guild, which wasmaking headway In the Mucha' at a ?Orelto the IA. IA took the AP* Under itswing to scare the Pour A's. which Is didsuccessfully. Aa SOOT as the IA made anagreement with SAG (behind elateddooes, of course) to desert the StudioTechnicians. the IA dropped the AEA.whkli subsequently folded.

Haddock Goes toMaritime Union

NEW YORK. April 26.-Hoyt S. Had-dock. former executive secretary of theAmerican 01111d of Variety Artois. hasbeen appointed logtslative representativeOf the National Maritime Union. C/O.Haddock It.. been at work on his newjob for some time. but this week movedfront his henna in Jamaica, L. I. toWathIcalon.

Haddock said that his removal fromthe field doe* not end his interest laperformer uniontern. He told thst eventf he were drafted he would not resumehis former petition with AOVA. He In -slots he would be happy to &stelae pet,tamers, but reiterated that hie Interestwould be passive rather than active.

"Ire Follies" Ends LongTour With 73G in Boston

BOSTON, April 26.-The longest 10etour ever staged. the five month trekOf the Ice Follies of 1941, grossed approxi-mately 1173.302 In a final return engage-ment at the Boston Garden.

Capacity Irteliter marked the drat ap-per.Tanca or the allow In Boston a fewMonths ago. Attendance was off Ott thereturn engagement due mainly to HolyWeek. Garden. cepable of seating 15.000at earl, performance of the ice show,held 61.030 for the four -day. atx-showstand. Tickets woe scaled from M cienteto 0.20.

Show returned to Minneapolis, whereIt dISITerldell for month. Bees Erhardtremained in ficsiton for a routine hospitalcheck-up.

Camp Attracts ShowMACON. 01., April 26.-Ptrat theatri-

cal event attracted to Macon primarilybecause of location of Camp Wheeler.Infantry replacement center with 12.00)men now in training, was The Seer -Spangled Renner Revue. bIlled SO Playunder canvas' at Central City Park *mil24.20. Show features Johnny Harorses -theatre and Wally Wenger Outs.

May 3, 1941 GENERAL NEWS The RIMooed 5

CLEANED BY MUMSOF THE BILLBOARD

STAFF

The 1,,,,COLO of II.. depart:vent Is tobenefit producers, boOkira. *v. -4k andethers renowned with the tied labor" oftriter el &door fields thou Thegateard's reverie, of every brands ofone show boueets.

SNOWMIN INTIIHSTIO IN SPICIrIC"FOSSISILITIET. MAY aDoilitS DMA INCARL Of Tilt NLOY YOLK OFFICL OfTat OILLDOARo, tint BROADWAY.

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EARL NORLAND-young barttonenew singing With the Savoy OperaGuild. Which to presenting Gilbertand Sullivan repertory at the CherryLane Theater. Kerr York, on Tuesdayand Thuraday nights: Has a tinevoles now -and it will become evenbetter with further training. In addt-Mc. he Ia personable and rood took.irtg, and handle, bia Ithea brautttully.gee an excellent stage manner, andahoUld prove Invaluable to a Broad-way onialcal. either a book show or aterm

DOROTHY ICELIZR-tap dancerwho to dialling out a number 01ewcilrnl. anemia. and sparkling:entitles at the 606 Club. Chicagonight spot. Has a cute. co-edish per-.onallty which, added to her talent..con brtgbten a couple of spots In anymodest revue. Scored heavily whencaught.

YOU'D expect that an audience composed almost entirely of erase people, mostof them actor" and actreraos who have had to put up with Impolite auditor...a

themeelvea, would be the Dint-nsannerect Isousinful of speetators obtalnable. Butat the Exixrirnentel Theater showings of now plays alt the bunt In the audiencecompete In trying to be seen and heard. The people on the gage ere generallyIgnored until the curtain has been up at leant tire minutes, rind at one 02 theshowings the tummy attache. had to do everything but retort to PliTalcal [Oro,to get the apectatces In off the sidewalk 16 minutes after the curtain call hodsounded.... if you want Artie Shaw to do a burn. make lake an Indian In frontof hint. It stems from the time last grummet when CBS Drat a representative outto Cherokee reservation to sign a awing octet. . Dissolved Mysteries of theStem: Leon 1. Eddies last emir sent out to each local night club edible a pairof cradle pins. gold-plated and rnat-proof-but with no explanation. Maybs itha subtle forrn of erittclam.. . indications of so early ASCAPredlo peace wereseen In the large Innate crowd turnout for Onset Krupa'.' opening at the lintelPennsylvania lust Monday (21). When the teems began, the pubs cut down ontheir large table.' at band openings. In order to conserve Income -but Krupaattracted almost as many of the boy. as turned out In boom attys.. One Minna:Wewife sine. "This 1.1 the first time I've been out since the ergs of the year!" . , .

You -Wouldn't -Want -to -Pool -Ds -Dept.: Hilt Doll Mat out a press release for Miltonetilefelk Ivoryton (Conn) Ptitylionae. anwariticing tee lath year and oaring, "Amongthe Hollywood slid Broadway player" who received their first stage training inIredyton are: Kathryn Hepburn. Louise Campbell. Betty Piet& Isabel Jewell. Dico-thy Wenn, Singleton). and Halle Stoddard" Mae Hephurn's menialtrainers ought to know that she doesn't spell hen first name, -Kathryn"; bettylivid received her orlethel training at the Amertcan Academy of Dramatic Arta(where she nos picked by The Beliticeed ea a "Posaibilitr): and Dorothy McNultystarted In Broader.), cousiceta Lit 1025 -or four years before the 'Torsion Play -hones began operations.

TT MAY have been Intentional or merely an orentight. but In recent pressA rvienreunleitst from Glenn Btu era pre .a agent. George Heart.. the maestro'snest name was omitted thrlidut and he was referred to merely as Miller. La It anattempt to put him In the same class as Narimova. Oartio, flaelabova. end theopera Mara? . . Radio City Music Hall had it tee/tibia, with the *tiater Week'how's stage finale, April Showers. Jura before the curtain rem; down, a rainscene was manufactured by overhead pipes, with the company stepping back totot the rivulet. hit a MIMI duet and drain per the stage. Rain was cut a coupleof days the newt week, because of the Inconvenience Involved, but scone 200 Irateeitstomers demanded their coin back beret's* there seen It advertised -6o Itstarted raining again. Then the other Wising, When the Lanus tame for the aqua,everybody stepped bark, looked up, and nothing happened. Someone had for-gotten to turn on the main tap. , , . The eel Green Rowe Club. which to in the

Frederick Bros. leers throes of reonnenleatton, held Hit nest revel Monday (26) tit the Polish Restaurant,with Charter Withers of Mao:mop:An as Jest of Honor. Supper was followed by

For Vatide, Hotels ° snow Under the direction of cordon Wh"e.CHICACK). Apeti 26. -hill Parent, of VMMA P. LAFILKVIERE. wetter of Doghouse Perko. oompoeed the tune as a gag

Frederick brothers Hiatt Corporation ICA In honor of Maestro Ternmy Tucker's recent marriage. with the write kiddingWhen Timmy heard It. trio, more than hishere 11111/0,1lXe that by Saturday (26) Tt"era new-founddm""eltY'sense of humor was Unpresseet: he thought the song had something, and Intro-br will have two ice shows winking duced It on one of his pro -r, erne -end the rest is history... . A minor Broadway

In hotels sad a third, to eMetoy 36 entila occurred last work when Daisy D'Artesta had to be rushed to the heapttal-Osten. in the course of preparation, Miller's Dog and Cat Hoepitai to be specific. Datay, a pup Of undeterminedYll Invaded the toe production field when ancestry,etrr* had gone on a chewing orgy. Among the arttclei dredged out at the

hospital were the remains of a writer color set and a DeLeon with a whistle.Parent joined the Once. Parent non had Everything's all right gotta. now: D'Artega got hen back from the Infirmary thisexperience in the Ice Deld In this area rek.. , . Barney Josepheon. owner of the two Cafe Society elute, M looking forfor yens. a third site somewhere on the chat Side. He my. he hat ternflc white show

Wen. . . Spring -D -Really -Here Dept.: The softball semen among the band boys17, according to parent, is planning has opened. with the drat game being played between the Johnny Wagner and

to build a Poftehle ke rink for use D3 Johnny Long manta. And the Influence of the Cal:eking I. already being felt onkey city theaters. A 66 -people ahow In the Stern: Sloppy Joe* drink stand Ls now featuring a conceetton Called, believebeing lined up to play them mode dates. It or not -Borecht-a-Cola."The rink will be built In ouch es way .that It will split In two, to be mod aseeparete units for &malice hotel room AFTER. a 10-rnontb run at the local St. Batts, planlet Danny Yuma with the

tea' dayVilma hand, opened at the Providence Biltreme acted --and the tint

dey he went golfing In the country he collapsed. The abeenee of New York not..Ono of the two Parent Unite in hereto*, was ovidenUy too much for Mill. . George Lottman was In town from MiamiIS opening the 11°,,,,W,.l.Wald,,,°71;,,,I,n,,""'°° 11.1 week to visit his tether, who's been critically at the Royal Hospital in

City --`-'`"" run- the Burns. Clutrley Drew. Intimate pianist at the Taft Tap Room. has demi-.t will be known as the Sfer-Spanpicd ice aped an enviable finale foe Replay Btriltday to Yon when he plays tt for femaleand will feature company Of celebrants. After finishing the tune on the plane. he Mabee to the young lady'seight, inratielng Dorothy )honey. former table and gives her a birthday kiss. No easualtIni yet, . . Kurt Jschossolan of

WC411" champion and "vice_r_'n IMMO keep" a home to the country all year round, Prat pa he Min ride hiesOlympic skating Team winner, Dn.,/ week -ends. Comedy denote Marlon Vtn.y. who "Meted out as a concert viowas limintht by George Alducin. manager Ithist and now uses the fiddle meetly for remedy offset& went bade to 'nett herof the hotel, and i. the fleet one on lee to echoed. Curtis institute of Musical Arts -and had tough time explalnIng ton13). Mexico. A native band will furnish her concertonnecious teachers how she manages to mix comedy and dancing withtheDddling., Richard Decker. who ran the Fiesta Daneeterla. Is back in town

&cocci hotel show la the Lamb -Yon= looking for a new spot. . Ship Ahoy Restaurant on upper Broadway.TeVile. which played the rood and Iasi which Is being picketed. now feature., a sign reading, "Dr" not patronise MidSaturday (19) moved into the Schroeder restaurant nniees you want to put the pickets Out rid work."... What with the

mitanakeo, for six week.. Line-up circuit In town and all, one of the hones that weal but week at Jamaica washet eight peeforinms, Including Rube named Trepere Artist. A long shot. Mo. . The Ofilre hay of a booking office,Yu. -am, 04,0)1 iamb. Buddy Lewis, and a bitten by the promotion-anth-no-extradough epidemic around the place, nowfour.glit Line. refers to nitrate!! as "tire-pros:dent In Charge of Waste 13..uketa."

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LEGIT ACTORS FLOOD RADIO"Can't Stem Tide"-Equity Exec;Producers, Directors DisagreeOn Legit Versus Radio Actors

NEW YORK. April 28,-"The tide cannot be stemmed.- That la the opinionof Walter Demos. Acton' Equity eaccutlie. In reference to the ever-increasingflood of legit actor. entering radio drama, particularly the daytime serial Meld.Job 'Motion in radio drama has lately taken such a complexion that some ofthe moo read like Who. Who o/ the Theater. with the result that some of theolder radio actor. have been norwrig a grolualle mounting resentment_ One radioactress Yoked the feelings of the ether Tampa by stating the Infiltration of hgitpeople had not only created on acuteeconomic problem but had killed foreverthe idea of creating "aid:* sneteerary."

Trade opinions vary as to whether the cent of Equity membership worts insituation is good or bad. Some of themore Intereaung opinions follow:

RI Brown. producer and director. ails."'Ina horrible dome." BrownMetethat legit actors are pushing out of Job.radio ammo who have been In thebusi-ness and 10 years. "It's wonderful forbuyers. pen:Metro and dieectoro but Un-fair to the old actors. The AmericanPee:ration of Radio Artists should defi-nitely do onnething about finding Jobsfor the old -Ureters."

Brown pointed Out that In radio theperformers' minimum scale is a "terriflomaximum." and that prices are so Juicythat the field attract. not only legit peo-ple but film actors. An actor playingtwo half-hour shows weekly makee be-tween $100 and 1130. "The rest of thetime he can play [rants." On noon.week trial plus repeatA. scale will amountto about $140. Brown points out this ubig

money tempered with legit mate,where an actor done eight performancesa week and get* WA scale.

Wolters Down Cars"The listener," ase brown, "do -evil

give a boot, and therefore legit names getpreference over good radio actor. with-out name value."a.

Jay Hanna. one Of the pioneer radiodirector.and a man with exterior°show Women background, says she scompletely

In favor of the Infiltration ofkelt actors into &Mo. "Eighty per centof radio *Moro- be ease. -are comparableto actors In first, second, and third readcompanies. A haixtful can be termedproduction actors." Henn. believes act -lag is essentially the same in the differentmedal but, that stage scum hare a betterbackground and are "more thoroly ac-tors."

Chuck Vincent, director, claims thereare -too mAny" legit actors rotatingradio.

Ile say. they feel `superior."Bernard L. Schubert, pre:doom, rays.

"Actors are actor., and I don't believe indiscriminating between the radio andlegit varieties." Schubert point.outthat. despite the claim that there IA moremoney for a radio actor. every radio actorL nevertheless eager to get a legit job-even at It.. money titan radio will pay.Reams are prestige. possible bide frommotion picture,, and change-the latterangle being that a voice continually Onthe air becomes too asell knoan. A raelletactor who plays only radio Is "bar.;"olds Schubert. and the radio actors of the-so-called aristocracy" are motive thosewho mold not make the grade on Broad -

Harry Mfr, producer, tray'. a good Mateactor is not neresaartly a good Indio actor:but U he Is good in legit he can be goodIn radio If his 'attitude" la correct andIf he romembres the obvious differences1r.the media. "A high school kid couldmark the difference In technique.- Iloffalso pointa out that "they hare Imlayactors on the stage. tom and there areactor. who could be good anywhere."

EcemeniceWhile mod of the radio dramas using

legit actors still hare a preponderanceof radio performers, the use of stage peo-ple hoe shown trimendom Ineter.e.According to Walter [Imam of Equity.the Increase has taken place within twoyears and le a case OS mkt economics.Lealt people are finding it tinpecesible toearn living In one entertainment fieldalone,

APRA some hare on figures immedi-ately available snowing the (Meer oflegit InftltratIOn: but Ores.., in answer

Practical J ker-I'll i lade: ph to Style'

ran..tomman. April 20.-The boaoutaido the °Moe of Harold Davis,WDA8 program director, has been re -Mined. It wee placed there to metreprogram Ideas from members of thestaff. The other day Davis rippedit from the *all and sulked for theremainder of the day. The box con-tained the program schedule of oneof the Weal stations-a competitor.

RCA Equip't Readyto a question as to whether 04 or V, per For Theater Tele;radio. stated It'll figure 1°Ight very well Estimate Cost 30Gbe true, but that he could not homed agum. in addition to legit attani switch- NEW YORK. April 23.-RCA Untwist:.leg to radiok Greene pointed oth several Hiring Company Is prepared to supplyother factors bearing on the situation. the -Meng with large -screen televisionThese ate the transfer Into radio of an equipment, according to Thomas P.ever-inmeming number of state director. Joyce. RCA race -president In charge ofand pro luotes-a condition which wouldgive added Impetus to the Increased useof legit performers.

Directors Stapntratk?Cream staten he ham also come up

airsinet a feeling of resentment on thepart of older radio performers, wme ofwhom claim that they are at an additionaldisadvantage because radio directors be-come 'Onsonstruck" when they come Incontact with legit actors.

-However," adds Create. -the olderradio actors who are capable are so Mintyentrenched that nothing will dislodgethem. The others oho cannot stand thegaff will have to go. But they cannotstem the tide."

WOR's LeglteersOne of the more recent programs giving

the olds: radio actors a rub la WOR'sWe Are Moseys Insane. Cut iroltudeaWilliam Janney, itorwaso 011lmore, UudaWatkins. Jewle Royce Land M. HaremBrahma, George 00U1OUYLA Martha Sleep-er. William Harrigan. Veil Kelton. andJoe Laurie Jr. Practically every one asolid legit player, altho IAUrte MS played'nude and only one dramatic legit, andPert Kelton has played musical comedyand flIma

Another WOR show. ftwndog Drum-mond, has Geer. Couloorls, AgnmMoorehead, Roy Collins. Paul Stewart.and Everett Sloan, Last three mentionedare currently In the legit Notate Sonand all were In the film CHLeess None.

In the caw of We Are Always Toting.WOR figures this is the first Uno, daytime serial has had a complete !coltcoat. Of coarse. not all the players aroIn the orfipt every week. Prceluctloncoot. despite the legit nom.. nice aboutaverage for a daytime wiled-between$1,400 and 12.000.

Check-up of some of the advertisingagencans handlir-g soap operas liwitcatelarge use of legit actors Compton Ad-vertising. Inc.. checking Sinn its castsfor a &Asp% of tears. lists our. 45 hoitmime Weed on Oa programs. Programa,some of which are comparatively recent,are Hilde Hope, X, D.: Wheaten° Play -home, Against the Stoma. Life Coe NoDer:urged. The O'Neill,. and This SnailToon. Some of the performers whoappeared were Selena Rolle, Vera Allen,House Jamison, Arline Crane:1s. UspethMc, Wesley Addy. George Coulourts,Arnold IV., Jill Emend. Sidney Lumet,Montle Morgan. Cheater Stratton, HuthMention. Rex Ingram, Leslie Ilingham,Ralph Locke, Richard Kealleasr. HelenClaire. and Josephine Hull.

Other legit otters-by no means acomplete list-who have been playingaerials Include nromond Brantley.Harold Verntilyea. Alan Boom. MorganFarley. Erin CYarten-Moore, WilliamPost Jr.. Stella Adler, Zile Johann.Arthur Vinton, Ned Wetor, Nancy Sheri-dan. and Boyd Crawford.

Lang -Worth Signs NashNEW YORK. April SO.-Lang-Worth

Temicription Company hoe Kleinert JoelNub, tenor seJotet, end a combinationIncluding Urrt lingers. violin: JohnnyGarth, novochord. and Abe CI Oinsau. or-ganot, fee a &rho of waxes. Cuttingstarts next Thursday.

advertlitng and sales promotion, whoaddressed gathering of trade paper re.porters )estentay.

Cart of this equipment would be about$30.000 for each theater under presentConditIone. but In the event many orderswere received the coat might drop to$10.000, according to Joyce. He pointedout. however, that. tbo RCA could sup-ply the equipment, the matter of pro -greening would be entirely problemfor the theater industry-RCA Itantifee-Living having no Idea of going Into thenutter et program met -rice. Point wasraised in discueelon aa to whether tileequipment Multi mean anything in viewof no programing service, but it was&Olmsted that some five events per dayin Now Teak are available for toteittion.

Theaters, It was estimated. could fig-ure an expenditure of $200 weekly fortelephone Lines.

WPAT Inks Milton FlammNEW YORK, April 20. - Milton J.

Flamm. brother of Damld linemen, for-merly owner of WOICA. la beck in radio.A pioneer In program sales and merechandlaing_ he has become national salesdirector of WPAT, New Jersey. 1,000wetter Mated to operate on a frequencyof free kilocycles May 3. It to elate:Oiledas a regional Motion and will omen& fromsunrise to ',onset.

Mellon will have is policy of recordedpmgrems and news and will give newsevery half hour on tile half hour. MajorColersge area will be the metropolitanNow York area.

WSPT Adds SpielersSALISBURY, N. C., April 20-WEPT.

SalinIntry. haa added two new an-nouncers. They are Intelie Carloe andWoody Loafer. The additions were, madefollowing the recent meignation of bobVan Camp, program director, and pro-motion of George Brantley to that pool.Lion.

In addition to announcing Carlos willIn'esent programs of Aniertoin and Mexi-can songs.

War Hits AgenciesNEW YORK. April 26 -AdverusIng

agencies here ere be -gunning to takemeasures to replace rodlo personnelcaught by the draft. One of the indus-try's top agencies Mu past osingaelestsurvey of Its penionttel, and finds thatapproximately 28 per cent to eligible forservice In the army. A few key position.,have already been filled by woolen.

Del. Corp. Files CharterDOVIR. Del.. April 20.-A charter to

deal to radio tamennorting hae been filedwith the corporation department M thesecretary of staten office here for theAffiliated Broadcasting Corporation.

The new company is capttalitied at6100.000.

The principal office is listed an theCorporation Trust Company, and theI rice noon tore n re R. V tees.IAf it Herman. and W. T. Cunningham.riusainstaa.

ASCAP, MBS PactSigning Imminent

NEW YORK. April 20 -.negotiation. be-teeen Mutual BroodmaUng System andthe, American Society of Clompoors,Authors, and Publishers hare reached thestage where Imminent Inking of a lisetis expected-with ASCAP music return-ing to MBS very soon, possibly May I. Asthis is going to pre., Mutual stockholders,directors, and board members are In thew ood day of a huddle over the musicproblem.

While Mutual refused to divulge In-formation until Monday 1211. report isthat Pod Weber, 11188 general manager.will speak to the affiliates, over MBS wiretormeow and explain the intriraciee ofthe two possible Horner forms. per pro-gram and blanket. The affiliates. bySunday, will have already received printedversions of the two licenm forme. Weber,In his talk, will also tell the elfin/des ofthe recommendations of /Outlier* copy-right committee and will probably askthat the affiliates semi him their frelInge on the matter Immediately, pm-Umiltrly in relation to whether perprogram or blanket license is more Cle-&treble.

ASCAP exem, while admitting that afew wrinkles might delay the pact withMRS. are confident that the network willcoon sign up. NBC is expected to be thenext in line, with CBS likely to bold out.MIth has never betel is anti-ASCAP asthe other

Once RES Is In the fold. A/SCAT be-lieves the radio Industry will graduallyhoe nn "nwakening- and begin to figurethe coat of it. venture in the music Moi-nes*. including the Orgatinatien ofBrondraet Meiele. Inc.. and music coot forthere etetions which will have both B311

and ASCAP licensee.Sore spot to be worked out by CBS

and NBC be clearance at the source,which will probably nemsaitate rev anis-tng of chains' contracts with affiliates.II le thru clearance at the source pro -vi :ens of the consent decree& that AISCAPhopes to tap torn* 465.000.053 that al-Iteedly was never tapped before.

C,ataden's WCMA Asks MoreTime; 2d Station Likely

CAMDEN, N. J., April 26-While thecity la trying to get an income of 22hours weekly for the municipally ownedWCAM. stitch now gets a hearing of,only 2D hours a week. Indiestions arethat the town La going to get a secondatatton. Newly organired CamdenBreireleasting Company ha. started con-e truction of a building.

Aaron Heine, president of the Com-pany, said plans call only for a one-story structure for storm but the powAbility of adding second floor for of-fices. presumably foe a radio station. irebeing conaldereel. Company his already* potted to the FCC for permission tostart new station here.

Coppers Like FMPHILADRI.PHTA, April 241.-PM will be

put to tent for crime -chasers here. Po-lice department has ordered 15 two-wayrat receiving and sending Pete for in -intonation in HA bandit -chasing ears, end.It the experiment proms eteceessfel. YMwill be used on all can. Cope haft beend issatisfied for a long time with theregular radio system used today bemuseof static and the largo number of deadspots around town.

WELI's Businem SplurgeBRTDOEPORT, Conn., April 26.-

Thirty-five new oantrecto totaling sirand a half hours of program timeweekly, and 206 spot announcement[ perweek were signed by WIZI. New Haven.during the pot month. Jimmy Milnela manager of the station

AFRA Signs VirC.FL. ChicagoCHICAGO, April 20. --American Prd-

eratltn ofRadio Artist. lure aignrdWCOL, covering staff announcer.. allegro,and actors_ Announcers' erase has beenwised from $45 to 450 a week.

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WFIL WINSREGIONAL NETWORK RITE RIBBON

WFIL Itcores again:

Becaur.e. WFIL performed the moatoutstanding job of promotion and pub-lic service in the fields of talent. O&M'.Lion and merchandising BILLBOARDtuljudged WEIL top winner in it.FOURTH ANNUAL EXPLOITATIONSURVEY.

THIS AWARD IS ESPECIALLYSIGNIFICANT TO TIME BUYERS.It mean,. that WFIL has become a bet.ter advertising buy than ever. Morelistener, are being attracted throughbetter progr. g and promotion .auk. of W advertised product. areincrenaing throutdi more extensivetrierchandiAng and cooperation.

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Advertisers, Agencies, StationsNEW YORK:Rcansiz B. BROWN. aunt/int Moe -Al preatdent of Belitot-Myera appointeda member of governing cammlttce ofthe CoOporattee Analysis of Becadcast-log . . Robert A. Schmid, director ofaleerthung and promotion foe MutualBetudeastIng System, preoeuted the"Award of the Rake" Thursday (141 bythe New York Advertising Club. . . .R. J ReyncAds Tobacco Company hasrenewed Xavier Cugat's orcheatra oretNIJC"a Abort -seam audlona, WRCA andWHBI. . . J. A. McFadden. radiodirector for McKee lc Albright. to the,Coast to work on Rudy Vallee's summeraeries . . J. Walter Tbompacin's A. K.Spencer back from Hollywood after twoweek", of work on the Old Gold andChase to Sanborn programs... . JohnChrist, JWT producer. liar been drafted.

. . Stephen Fuld. of CBS StaticalRelations, matt. to Chattanooga to at-tend dectleaUon of WOOZY* news studiosMonday 1210. . . William Crawfordadded to the WOR promotion depart-ment. . . Prowott Robinson. news.caster formerly with CYCF. Montreal.has >Mord WOR., . J. Harrisonhat jotted the Astern eaten Mall ofMISS Tom Harker has been ahtftedfrom &Anil MOOS to the Chicago off ice.succeeding toward Keefe. . . LennenA Mitchell. Ire., elected to membershipin the Amen:an Association of Adrm-tattyg ASVDCIOa.

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PHILADELPHIA:ORT ROVINS resagm as radio diem -

0A for of the Julian G. Pollock agencyto become general manager of the John

Blue Noteuas Axoopcs. April 21-tJese

fiLLE1.7 band leader Jack Tragardenam being into:Carrot by Al JamsGUI Station KKHIL an ASCAP eta-tim.

Jaren asked Wagon:tea If he wmildlint his et.thento sing, Ice Got aMO( to Slap the Brier.

. not knowing It was anAJC=Iftirtlort. sold. "Sorry, but Ihaven't sot a right toeing the blur'

!Breit chain of department stereo up.State. Jolter, 0. PoLlock. agency mercy.takes over the radio . . . EddieFelblu former relief announcer at WIP.doing a almUar tarn at WPF.N. . . .Dave Berk. former WDAB salesman, hasturned private detective. . . . ClementsCompany planning a radio campaign foethe Mom Bros' Nu; Company account.atarttng mtdIlay. . . . ThaodotoSteer, formerly with N. W. Ayer. hasJoined the rdaff of the Jam Handy.. .

amnia of WELL mown left town teeMenhattan. Honey Mackenzie begging arole in the Bela Johnson net wiles andJane Ring atuntiouing In the serial stu-dlcs. . . . Mitzi Unmet', and her Jackand Jilts inaugurate a new ninety serieson WHAT.. . . John Irvine. formerly ofRCA -Victor. jetne the WIP eistinterengstart. . . Kerby Cuabent, KYW sport.meter, again ericeted toottrioter forGermantown Bone Club minuet aportisdinner. . . Cast aluminum W1130plates put out for station employee. canto publicize tbo out letters.

FROM ALL AROUND:;TIKE FLANNERY. of KOH. Omaha.al. Neb.. where he's .15,,rtifas.tr boabeen toked to came before his draft Mordfor that physical exam preparatory tobeing dratted.. . . Larry Lansing. for-merly with KFIML Lincoln, Neb. to nowwith KVEO, Ban Lula Obupo. Calif..an announcer.. , . Loot big departmentstore hold -Oat Infalfut radio. Miller .1/4

Paine', In Lirsooln, Neb. tinnily aCceptedKVOR lad Jane Tiwkee as an aAnvaittra. . . Chuck Miller. PCFAII.K1V11.program director. Lincoln. has been tak-ing the new,. Whitt Harvey Swenson.regular headliner. is vacationing.

Staff ChangesWINN:PEO. April VS....Recently CJne

auk!t changes, since AllCanada RadioFacilities took over Last September. In-clude appointment of Bill WiLson. for.merty maxim, director. OA program di-rector. former program director EddieHouston 1s now no salves. Jack Kemp,formerly mina, le VOW in mini promotion.and Jack Dennett, ancOutiorr. is nownight icuptmrvhea.

Special awardfor nearly causing

a riotMAYBE we should any a series of near riots. For that's whyKGO.KPO jointly won Billboard Magazine's Fourth AnnualAward for the nation's outstanding radio exploitation job of theyear land for the second consecutive time).

How? With a gigantic civic promotion idea that literallybecame a parade of events. A parade that took the San Francisco

Bay Area by storm and act a Dew high in radio station promo-lion, and radionewspaper cooperation.

Along the way the spectators were treated to many brilliantevents; The KGOKPO San Francisco Chronicle election party;the KGO.KPO San Francisco News promotion of the GoldenGate International Exposition; the KCO.KPO San FranciscoCallBulletin Christmas party; the gigantic KCOKPOSan Fran.citco atronicle Diamond Jubilee celebration which januned000 people into Civic Auditorium, and many more.

So now, more than ever before, EGO and KPO are ins portentto Northern Californians. Important enough to give advertisers aremarkable personal relationship between listeners and thesestations. That's the kind of relationship that gets action - actionthat brings out crowds - action that moves nterchandise.

It took a series of near riots to prove it.

KGO-KPORepresented Nationally by NBC Spot Sales Offices:

New York, C.ltieago San Francisco, Boston, Denver.

0.eteland, Washington, Hollywood.

8 The Billboard R:11110 flue' 3. 1911

MORE STATION P.A. SHOWSThe Billboard Exploitation SurveyReveals Growth of Station UnitsPlaying Vaudc, Fairs, Conventions

KKW YORK.. April 26.-One of themoat striking aspect" of radio stationexplottatton. as indicated in The Bill-board's Fourth Annual Radio Exploita-tion Surrey. was the entendre use ofstation talent for personal appearancesdUrtng 1040. Stetsons thruout the coon.try did this, their talent playing thea-ters. fairs. oonventlons, all with the chiefIdea of personalizing the relattonahip be-tween the artist and his audtenes Justa few of the stations who hit the roadso that the audiences could see the per-formers In the flesh are WLW.

WLS. Chicago: WOWO. Port Wayne,Ind.; WlefL, Philadelphia: WIIRV. To-peka, Kan: lasia-K00, San Francisco:WRC-WSIAL. Washington, and ROA.Denser. All presented ecidence thatliterally hundreds of thousands saw theMations' talent.

At WLW for instance, the BooneCounty /morrow, which Includes 45hillbilly ranriclans and comics, during1040 played in six States to 423.354 peo-ple who paid adinhaton. This Is an ever.age crowd of 2.458 per engagement. OneOf the unit's beat graves was obtainedat the Lyric Theater. Indianapolis,where 67,673 people paid 416,76840 dur-ing an eight -day raised. According to%MY.% more people attended the !Mowat the Lyric than attended the 44E40theater the week predlOtta to eta GuyLOmbardob band.

In addition to above engagements. igni-tion presented the Jamboree cast In CM-Cinnati's Emery Auditorium, where 33.-006 people crowded in on Hi 0.aturday

ngthts to see the etageshow and tnettthe east,

sVI,. (Chicago) presented its NattenetBarn Dance unit in the Eighth StreetTheater on 50 Saturday' during 1940 to total attendance of 120,000. StationMures that the Barn Donee, since 1032.bee Nand to 923C00 people --or, as thestation figure* --one out of every four inthe Vatted States. In addition to thea-ter dates. Rem Dance was also presentedas the principal feature at the Wiaconelnand Indiana State tetra. At the IndianaPair more than 12,000 Jammed the Coli-seum August 31. paying 81 each to acethe five -hour 'Mew. Tina was the firsttime the Coliseum had been filled com-pletely despite suds previous show* asSonja Herale's fee Corniest, firm con-gresses, etc. At the Wisconsin Pair InMilwaukee scene '1.000 paid TS tent. eachto tee the show. Station's acts wore alsofeatured at the Illinois State Pair InSpringfield.

in addition. a Rodeo and Thrill Show,produced by the station's Artiste* Bureau.drew 180,000 people And a gross of 800,-000 at Soldiers yield, Chicago, Septem-ber 1 and 2. 1940.

Hound -up of the station's actlyttleaIn the way of p.a.'s included appearancest 45 county fain, unite varying fromsingle acts to stageattows, and 600 p. a'aat theaters. fairs. and miscellaneous cele-brations. Another crowd -drawing activitywas settee of county senate. held usnine towns and pulling an estimated107.600 people.

WIBW. 'Topeka. Kan_ tarried 60 brood -mats of atageshowa done by 3.5 to 40performers in a different Kansas or

Missouri city each Saturday night. Pro-gram, titled Saturday Night Round -Up.alto played at Kansas State Mr. thisappearance being sponsored by Gude!'Peat -Mangan. Adnuraion was 36 omitsfoe adults and 15 cent* foe childreri.When 'Topeka dedicated its municipalauditorium the Round -Up packed to8.000, turning away additional thousands.

WFIL. Philadelphia. with its weltBern Dane*, played to between 2,C00 and3.000 weekly In titles adjacent to Phila-delphia durtng HMO.

EPO-K430. San Franc:se*, pimento:1its City of St. Frances pageant. an (piepromotion tying In with The San Fran-c'ieco Chroesselers 75th anniversary. topacked houses In the Ciele Auditorium.Pleat of the shows played to 12.000. Inaddition, station emits. made 365 per-sonal appearance* at the 'Golden GateExposition and attended conventions.food dimes, etc_

Artiste of WOW. Weatingholue stationin Fort Wayne. Ind., kept contact withaudiences thru 250 personal appearancesat dances, theaters. conventions. andfairs. The engagements were often 100mike away.

ROA. DelIver, that an affiliation withthe Pox -Intermountain Theaters. is Ina favored position with respect to per-sonal appearances. in that 12 houses tothe city. with capacities of 650 to 3.200,are available for broadcasts. Kaltennora.

f. Q., and other NBC show" hambroadcast from these theaters Interest-ing angle of this affiliathin is 1114t theMallon has first option on services ofall stage and screen stars Cooked fortheater p. These names thereforebecome available for station sliest shots.

WRC-WMAL. Washington, Ural, fairlyactive during the year In spotting itsstation talent IWO night clubs. Fx-amplea were Lynn Allison. Gene Archer.Jean Cathon, and Linda Carroll. Snotsplayed were the Mayflower and Carltonhotel,. La Salle Versailles, and the Step -tune Room.

Examples of citations' activity in theway of personal appearmocee, presented

WPENForeignShowsFolding by July 1

PHILADELPHIA, April 211.-WP= Leagain being looked upon 44 new avenueof employment for the local talent withthe announcement by Arthur Simon.general manager, that station will junkall its foreign language programs by JulyI. At the 'mos thee station steps up itspower to 6.000 watts. By May 10 aU theforeign -language stuff will be off theevening boars pushed down to the early -morning periods before going finally off.

De-emphasts of foreign -language pro-grams has been going on at VITEN foralmost a year. station cutting down theprogram from 14 hours daily a year agoto 7 hours now. Apart from the factthat listener interest in foreign languagela decreasing and the foreign situationrestrict!' many types of foreign -language1101IS, regular advertiser* have squawkedabout following foreign -language Perieds-

Cen'l Mills Test Show

CHICAGO. April 20.-04/nrral Minawill launch a new strip show 'shortly ona number of stations for a 13 -week testperiod on wax. Show, a five -a -week dra-matic under the cuperviden of MaxWiley, will be titled Treasure island.?rite Block) will direct. and the cast willInclude Arnold Rotorrtaom. Eddie Fire-stone. Patti Willie. Lou Kingman. EarlGeorge. Carl Kronake. Ray Silber. Nor-man Gottschalk. and Trod Howard.

Script will be written by Dvtrig Crump.editor et Boy's Life. BLIekett-Saniple-HUMniert Is the agency. Starting dateand atationa have not been announeed

above, are sport from the impart:mereby non -theatrical station personnet-mach as attendance at farm mectIngsagricultural experts, eta.

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Dear BILLBOARD:

Winning your special award for the 'QUIZ KIDS' radio show promotion is a great

honor, but honestly, it puts us in a tough spot. We've been wracking our brains to

find some expression of appreciation comparable to this outstanding distinction.

Believe us, it's much easier turning out publicity and promotion for our office

accounts -- the Stevens Hotel, Riverview Park, Esquire Theatre, Mc Vickers Theatre

and the rest -- because THAT'S OUR BUSINESS: Even writing and producing radio nhowe

is a oinoh compared to the task of adequately expressing our feeling on winning this

special award.

So, we are writing you this note to tell you in simple and direct statements --

Thanks very much. We are proud of the honor and distinction.

LOUIS G. COWAN COMPANY

Special award for outstanding exploitatio on a single program' - QUIZ RIDS sponsoredby Alka-Seltzer - NBO Blue Network - Wednesdays, 8:00 P.U. EDST. Through the WadeAdvertising Agency.

May 3, 1941. RAMO The Ilillbnard 9

Radio Talent72ew Ccik ay IERRY LESSER.

JEMMY FLYNN'S Spin and Win showreplaces HARRY SALTER'S Soap of

your Life over NBC.... BETTY GOULD,fermerly organist at Radio City CenterTheister and on the staff of WMCA. willIsom be beard over a major network... ,SIDNIre PAUL. formerly of %MR, Vont-mere. and director of Baltimore -a Coium.Me Workshop Afo. 1, is now a newscasterorer WOV. New York.... This column'sfarentte air ahoy. Sweet rand of LasertY.

PRANK LUTHER, ZORA LAY-HAN. and the Luther -Layman einem,faded from the ate warm last week.TRASK Is now head of Doors's children'sprograms and *amen muter; depormetn.lie will devote his apart time to therompletlon of bid book on Amerlranmuate trom 1620 to 1900. ROSA Havesfor Texas, Mr horn*. We sincerely hope:nu aeries istakea its appearance this fallunder 'someone** apensorthip, as arc viii-r:101 too much those orrangegnenta ofIRV1XO WEILL. the yokes of JAMESBAtLX$TEIt. TRAVIS JOHNSON. CAR -RICK DOUGLAS. and GENE HOOD, plusthe terrific direction of WYNN ORR. ,

QYLVIA CARR. WINS rhythm singer..7 WAS ',heeled foe the WHIM Relief Ballt the Henry Hudson Hotel Saturday,Nay 10. SYLVIA will tens her check

her servitea over to the War RelictSiclety. . . . Bid for Happiness. scriptwraten by THERESE LEWIS for the111,LEN HATTO smith. will be reprintedin NORMAN WEISER'S book, /hulloTheater of :Of. Manz published byRoper's.. . RALPH EDWARDS' Truhisrr Conpequerson program will continue

the ate an summer. . BENGRAUER, la now announcing PRANK

aica9OWON talent will be featured at tbo

coronation donee which will climaxthe annual Michigan Moment lestival atBenton Harbor May 10. HAROLDSTOKER. in addition to his orchestra,mil have with Min the Three Orates(PATTI CLAYTON. ANNETTE TRVCD-1.171. and ADA BETH PEAKEFtl, EDNAO'DELL; JACK HAMILL, of the North-western Graitralty Was Mu show, andJACKIE LYNN. 15-yeer-old girl *AnticMatt GLEN. ?MO pipe organist, is cur-rently supplytng theme and mood mwdoice :he Road of Life show. Tice musicformerly Cause from Now York... .J01D7 svmom. last Week mamma the

entree rote on the. Notify Pox onWLXD, replacing HAROLD ISBELL .

New additions to Chicago NBC showsInclude SHERLEY MTDDHELL on OirlMace: HTLDA GRAHAM, JOAN TIOEIL.and LOUISE PITCH on Borkria.peJOHN HODIAX on Roca.,:or's Children:CLARE BAUM. STANLEY GORDON. and

BLACK -8 symphonic program heard fromCOS to 7 p.m. Sundays on the 1(100Blue.

LIELLO to -RED" WALDEN. MIMS.ER Dallas, Tex.. the ^High SocietyGentleman." Had a funny experiencethe other week when my radio set wasbeing blanketed by a -ham" in theneighborhood. Molly traced the troubleto W2EB6r, who is BILL DALLIN andlists Alt two stories above me. All thatwas squired was grounding my set, butit made a couple of now friends. . . .MARY PARKER le formatting radio to be-come the bride of DR. ROBERT RIX, ofthe U. S.N... BRAD BARKER, thatanimal Imitating man. really outstaredthe ware: when be sneaked up behindBORIS KARLOYW the other night atrehearsal and gave out with one of hisft:octal. Non roars. . . . HENRY /WR-EN°. known for his comedy fairly taleson the air. ts CBS's newest addition toIts produetton staff.

ZIt/TiltICK JAOEL, Metropolitan OperaUwe. appeared on HARRY SALTER'S

Song of Your Life recently. Told how hemet his Scotch wife. NANCY WEIR,SALTER presented three eopica td Om re-cording to JA0EL and on the other aideof the record was a greeting tenonJACIELV two children to their grand-parents. The recordings are being emitto Glasgow, where the WEIRS reside.This to the first tents' Minor the outbreakof the war that the JAGELS hare beenable to oonamtultrate with their family.

BETH HARRIS, singing comediennewho has been touring the South. Is re-turning to New York for radio work.

By NAT GREEN

DcWTTT )feBRIDE on Ma Perkins. andand ART HERNE on Jack Armstrong....TONY WONS. Mettle etoeed hie RadioScrap Book :Or the summer. Is taking Mafamily to the wilds of Wisconsin for thevacation months.

BRUCE KAM:MAN (Professor Haute,.meyer) ern In town last "seek froth NewYork and drove his family back eastWILLIAM A. BACHER, chief of programaand production at WON, is back from anArloona vecatton.. , VIRGINIA CLARKbeck at the lathe In Romance of MienTreat after an IS -day vacation In theSouth.... MARION CLAIRE. WON as -maim. has returned from an extensivetour of the South and is back on theair.. . . LESLIE WOODS. of Woman beWhite *rid Rood to Life, teases radio soonfor a 1.4411011 In summer stook in NewEngland.... Actress KATHERINE AVERYwrites those dramatic, bits on CBE'S TreatTime show.

MY THANKS ...TO THE BILLBOARD'S

AWARDS COMMITTEE

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WINNER 2nd PLACEINDEPENDENT PRESS AGENTS DIVISION

BILLBOARD'S 4th ANNUAL EXPLOITATION SURVEY

DEEPLY CRATEFUL TO THE NBC. CBS and NABSPUBLICITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THEIR CO-OPERA-TION, AND TO MY CLIENTS FOR THEIR QUALITY.

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THE BILLBOARD Awards?

WESTERNERS picking upthe annual Radio Exploitationedition of Tint BILLBOAND lastmonth thought they had stum-bled on last year's issue by mis-take. Headlined as 1941 awardswinners in the yearly competitionsponsored by the veteran show -business weekly were these handl-Lir name's:

I. NBC Wettern Divitiott, lintouerd for the ow:gentling iterework CV Pl.:414160N job of the

2. KGOKPO, NBC Sae Promeheoowlets, first rinsed for the out.;tending merlon exploitationlafto of the nation

Reading on, Westerners pride.fully discovered that the case wasone not of circulation departmenterror but of NBC consistency. Forboth these national honors go toboth these NBC Western OF.cesfor the teeonti Ditratiive year.

Added factor in regional chest -

swelling this rime is the specialBILLBOARD award to KOA, NBCDenver outlet, for the most con-sistent exploitation by any net-work owned -and -operated stationin the country.

While space is being cleared inalready crowded NBC trophymoms at Hollywood. San Fran-cisco and Denver, thoughtfulWest= (and national) advet-risers who use NBC Westernstations-and thoughtful retailerswho distribute their products-ate realizing that actual dollari-andcents value to them is indi-cated by these awards. For everypiece of the exploitation so con-stantly perpetrated by aggressiveNBC network and station SUNmeant added listenership, addedimpact, and in the long run addedsales for NBC Network and sta-tion clients.

They. in the final analysis, wonTHE BILLBOARD awaRIS.

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10 The 'Unheard It %MO -REVIEWS May 3, 1941

Al a Clancy

NEW YORK

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In recognition of otitstanbing achievementin rabic publicity nub exploitation. accorbingto selections mm5e by the Ebitorial. Staffof hhc Billboarb nub rabio ebitors of brillnewspapers in the 9.11146 States nub Cnnabn.

Presenteb to

Davib Albcrfor

First Placein

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Program UV1CUJSEST Unless Otherwise Indicated

"The Man of the House"Reviewed Monday. 6:15-6:30 p.m.

Style --cult. Sponsor-Penn TobaccoCompany. Agency --Lynn-FielChcote.Station-W8RE (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.).

This le a milt progretts with an un-UM11.1 filet. Preeented by Ile ortgliustor,Franklin D. Coalett. MIRE progrem di-rector. It offers human -interest appealIn a aireple quiz of men anawaring suiThe Men of the ffouse when a telephoneeall Is placed to a residence from thesittidio. Numbers are chueen by giantetketor In the studio.

Questions generally cOnerni occupationof man called and his Ideas on currentMerida Other questions are simple. de-signed to keep the person Interviewed atONO. M the Man of the Home usuallyIs married. queetions often concern do -matte problems.

Duo to communication lawn. answersof persons interviewed are relayed toaudience by Cosine elite +ensuing to hurtprogram slightly. These Interviewed.ltausiliy three on each program. aremailed gifts of one Of the *potatoes to -bare* products. "Melt Miller.

EL btvrk Denver'sFiner

StationRepresented by BLAIR

"Open llouse"Reviewed Tuesday, 4.30-5 pm. Stale

-Musical, Static's-Sustaining onWMCA (New Yorkl.

Its a heir -how of musical varietyDune around Joe nines and his stunt*ork. Shot is aired five times a weekand different WMCA &Mita arc spottedon it from time to time. Show caughtbad Cunt* and Colby, a.ptano duo. andJean FllIngton. who singe on the showTuesday and Thursdays, There Is reallynothing sensational about the proceed-ings. but it is a very pleasantly spent30 minutes for the Witmer.

Opening his Altus vocalising thetheme. Open Then., and the band givingIt a rippy barking. Orb Is good andsolid and pours forth topnotch /wingtirraneensenU. Played Changeable, Finno'Cleck WNW". Do You glum Think ofMc?. and other awing number*. Withinthe band there le a manlier group taggedKelly'. Killers, which kicks out on thekiller stuff,

Meta Rillnitionei Fong work is good,Did / Undeerrand and Yea. My DarlingDaupeter. She sines in a clear pitchand with rum enough of the torchtouch to hired in with the ork.

Curtis and Colby beat the &Whineighty -eights with an amazement ofBeseirehed. Bothered. end Belethleredfrom the musical atom of Pal Joey.Sounded good.

The continuity has Mons 'ton ere andMating amend Stilt announcer JoeO'Brien to hold It together, but they&sit go overboard. Humphrey,

Winners of The Billboard's RadioPublicity & Exploitation Survey

Publicity WinnersColumbia Broadcasting System-First place In network publicity.J Walter Thompson-Pura place in advertising agency publicity.Young ek Rubicani-Second plate in ilatemttaing agency publicity.Benton fi Bowlee-Third place in advertising stoney publicity.Tom Pledale. Inc.-First place In prase agent.' publicity division,Zaele Ferrie-Eleceeld place In press agents' publicity division.David 0. Albert-Third place in press agents' publicity division.

Exploitation WinnersWestern Division of NBC-Pirst place In network exploitation.WLW. Cencinruili --elm piece In clear channel station exploitation_WES, Chic-ego-Second place In clear channel stetson exploitation.WON. New York-Third piece In clear channel station exploitation.wen,. Phliedeiphia-First place in region:0 station exploitationWNAN. Yankton. S. D.-Esmond place to regional nation exploitation.WHIG. Greensboro, N. C-Third place in regional station expioltationWJL8. Beckley. W. Va. --First place In Local station expLoltetion.Young Jr Ruble-am-leen place In advertising agency expleitatioa.David 0. Alber-Plret place In press agents' exploitation.Dan Black-Second place In mews agents' exploitation.BM Davis and i.e. Liebeb-Third place to press agents' exploitation.

Special AwardsKPO-KCIO-Por the Ontetandlng exploitation Idea by a radio station.Don Lee Broadcasting System-Por televielon exploitation and publicity,Central Div talon of National Broadcasting Company-Par outstanding exp.10tII.

DOD under adeerte ctretimetances.WNEW-Por outstanding use of newspaper advertlying.KOA--itir most consistent exploitation by network -owned and operated

station.Lotiis 0. Cowen Company-Rat outstanding exploitation on single program.Toni Ferdale. Inc.-Yee the outstanding exploitatsou'iclea carried out by a pee

agent.

Dick GilbertReviewed Saturday. 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Style - Recoedings. Sponsor -PaiterieCoffee. Station WOV INew Yeekl.

Dick Gilbert has a new idea herealierit he Jelin admirably. Gilbert playsrtwonlings by name bands and pondervocal accompaniment for &nein num-ber). Also chats with recording artistsby inserting hie romments just beforeor Just after a particular phrasing onthe reeeed.

Proemial la well set up and capablymild by Gilbert. who has a pleasingbaritone voice. Handiest the weals cap-ably and displays a keen sense of humorIn his "chats" with the records.

Fastire pregetun la packed with show-rnenehip and easily namable. Has ade.inite advantage over straight roccedpeograme. and the angle le played to thehilt. °Oben manages to keep his vocalefforts at junt the right point, doingneither too many nor too few.

Gilbert also handles commercial.. anddoes a swell yob. petite program la de-serving of attentionn. Mile Kaplan.

Irma SerraReviewed SetutdaY, 6:30.6:45 p.m.

Style-Popular songs. Sustaining ten

WSPR (Springfield. Mass.).Irma. Serra. song stylist. gave an all-

round good performance. She hadcapable cane:ann.* from Cookie Batt, atthe piano. Dates Min doing en excellentJob with his solo numbee, l owe You MyWord.

Mies &era ipeciallme in romantic bal-lads and SOT at her bast in The NlphtWe Met. The program moves smoothly.with little time given to announcing.

Zack.

"it Takes a Woman"Reviewed Friday. 8:25.8:30 m.

Style -- Talk. Sponsor -West Own -letting Company. Agency-MoserKoons. Int. Station--WABC (CBSNetv-sx1c).

It Takes a Winners features PrancesStott. who eneleanses to prove the truthIn the name, of the program by tellingsuccess stories of sellout women. Onthe mortises naught her talk was abouta sob allItOt Mired Rite Saunders whomade good by &cooping the town on amurder and by tracking down tine raw -dente.

Mina Scott Tea a !Anteing voice anddote her best to mate the dories inter -eating and attention-oonspeUtng.

At the end of her talk else gave a 'Mortcommercial on the merits of CN and Ifoueentines in the home, where 'It mkt*a Woman.' Turner.

"The Munros"Reviewed Tuesday. 10:15.10:30 ant

Style ---Dramatic serval, Sustaining onWJZ (New York, N8C Blue network).

Supposedly this is one of those "Niceof real life- dramas with a humorousvein ridded. As it come, out of the10thilaPeakce, We a stupid. .lily storyabout a young married couple =lungtheir way In New York. 'Me IS minutescaught had the husband just gettinghome from his night shift on a news-paper. The phone rings. and It'a thecity editor to tell him that hob to goback on the day tap. Husband andwife get into a silly conversation onwhen they Abated go to sleep. Phonerings agate. and editor wants to knowif young Munro will toter the cirrusat the Garden that night and also 0,1117down to.' the office right away. WileyInsists that -sneaky-pocky' (that'swhat she calls hubby, should tell editorwhere to head in with that stuff ofworking tight' around the clock. Thephone again. and editor say, he justremembered Munro worked twit night,but he would appreciate It It Munrowould come right down anyway. Wileygives hubby a scolding for being 611tDa mouse.

If real people set this way we'd allbetter pray for another flood.

Homspiteey.

"Songs of Ireland"Reviewed Tuesday, 10:45-11 p.m.

Sryie--Soging. Sustaining on WOR.New Ycek.

Walter Scanlon. who In his 30 yearsIn the show buss :was has been In min -styli shows, vaudeville, and practitallYevery other amusement field, omen apleasant quarter-hour sustainer on WON.singing old melodies Of Ireland. He actsas hie own announcer, and. tins therehave beers better Irish tenors, sells thesongs with a sure knowledge of prac-tically every trick In the trade. Programcaught Included, among others. Kett -teen Marourrireo, Kitty, and By Kilter -net, Lakes and Yalta. Only auggodlonwould be to include tome of the morestirring Irlh.h ballads, such es NrriesBerry: as things shine!, the tunes arepretty but consistently saccharine, andthere'll no suggestion of the many brave.splendid songs that stemmed out of Ire-land's hundreds of years of brutal op -premiers at the hands of the British.

On May 1 program change* from 1043to 8111, a better time. Scanlon iota hislistener* for request*. Xerin Retry endWrap the Green Flat Round Me. :tow.ounorg others of their ilk, are hereby re-quested. purr.

!Nay 3, 1041 MUSIC The Billboard 11Conducted by DANIEL RICHMAN-Coe...unseat:ens re 1564 Oreadway. New York City

SIM1VIS AND SINATRA WIN1940's Toppers, Baker and RayEberle, 7th and 2d This Year

Kay Kyeer vocal department well represented-HarryBabbitt and Sully Mason antong collegian's favoritevoic,es-Kenny Sargent higher this year

(Ceenthorod from pope 3)Columbia disks undoubtedly have donemuch to build her even more strooglythan In previous years with the collegebids.

The Runners -UpTee the word year to a row Ray

Ebert. finlahed strongly, carried alongthis time to the No. 2 position by thenonorlackening odd wave of popularitytrot for the second thne swept his bole.Glenn Miller. Into the top dot *mom/dance orebestrae. (Miller's point score.As well ea those of the 48 other favoriteMks of milliliters's. was pubtlebed Inlast week's Issue of The Billboard.)Altbo Ray felled to cop the mown this!year, has 176 point, compare well withwinner Sinatra', 1123. And while on the&object of Miller. extremely InterestingIs the fact that Marton tlutton, whoretired from Olevin'e band formalmonth. ago. *bows up this year betterthan she did the year before despitethe fact that she Is no longer singingproleasionalle. Marton in 1941 woundup In fourth place among the chlrpere.gathering 57.8 points. as Against herseventh Yam end 30 points In 2040.

Stipulated In the questionnaire pentto the college editors was the notationthat only angora appearing excluairelywith dance or/beaten.. ce those abateTrpettAtIOns bane been made with bands

A YEAR AGO TODAYFor comparative purposes the

followin$ table lists collegiatechOlors an male and female bondvocalists selected by school edi-tors in The Billboard collegemusic survey for 1940:

Male FemaleRay Eberle Bonnie BakerJack Leonard Ginny SimmsBob Eberly Ella Filtgera/dHarry Babbitt Helen O'ConnellBon Bon Mildred BaileyEddy Howard Boa WainKenny Sargent Marion HuttonSully 5r5eson Helen ForrestPerry Como Nan WynnTommy Ryan Martha Tilton

and who Only recently have stepped oaret singles on their own, were to beLonAnnleel. Those rote tee warblerdeftrOtely °toeless of the band field weretabulated as no choler. Inasmuch asthe selection of a picture star or aMetropoltteo Opera coloratura Mere noservice to band -booking offices oe bandleaders desirous Of knowing Just When.their particular Tees, butters standwith the yawn -trotter*. In the cane ofaltos HuttOn. Oe other Arleen who haverecently left ssniss for one reason oranother, the welectiorn were noted be-cause the names theolsed are notedmoos tor their work with Orchestras than

tengArs on Sher own. and a MUMto the oilgitud band, or am:Wier one. tonet beyond the realm of ponsIbIlity.

Reket O'Connell. winding up in secondMare among the gala. takes a niceuneasd jump of two madam and a bait -point short of 100 odelitiemal points.The latter is particularly Imposing.. andshould ann. Jimmy Dorsey to pointwith even greater mid* to ill" roostdeportment. Hob Zoirly. Roth brother(despite the etholmiler &walnut). Con.Wine, 03 one of the J. Dorsey band'.print attmetbmie. ntaintalning his thirdlontion slot of last year, gArnering71 more points Us the bargain. IPsfen.thcilcallY It must be noted that thePoint Increase Is alio doe to the Inclu-*Ion of 03 collegersrep...welted In last yearn, 'mewl, whenwh 108 Wheal Voted.)

Down the LineKay Kyser ha another maestro who

can tars extremely gratified at hating awarbling oaraincent that hex found amid

The Singing 3InestriNEW YORK. April 26,-Nine Vocal-

ist Be:tenons. nominated by the cam-pus editors of the 171 lithooia takingpert in The Billboard'a Youth An-nual College Music Surrey. are notosily band singers but the loader. ofthe bands with which they ring.Berth of the mite are men, while theother two carry the rriatatro-warblerstandard for the distaff side.

Woody Herman. Vaughn Monroe,Jack Tessicardeo, Oran Tucker. Skin -nay Ennis. Bob Crosby, and kit Orr -

the latter a local Oak. ouch gota smatterthie of rote, for their vocal-Iring chores with the band, theyfront. Ella Fitzgerald snared themost binpfesalte point total (36) Ofthe Ringing leaden.. with Ins RaeHutton, her only chirping oompeil-Van, among the gal wand wavers,

In last year's collese surety eon -ducted by The Billboard Ii hatomeerawire nominated as favorite word-/eller*.

fever with Americans youthful doneelaltiale followers. In addition to Miss

excellent showing, }tarry Rabbitstele an the fourth position he occupiedin *40, while Sully Mason gets liftmenpieced 10M in the affections of thecollese crowd. ghat's a drop of twoplecos for him. but it's still an ennoblenitro to wind up In. Canny Sargentrosin's two steps to riniah fifth. whileBon Bon, former Kola seat-Nivea' withJan Sevin, drops dean a notch, to fin -Lab behind Olen Onsets ballad oarbler.

Helen Forrest so:Inflow her posittonwith the Benny (badman rick by mak-ing hermit popular over and abovellenny's clarinet and the band to thetuoe of third place In the tem Morton.a eonskierable bettering of her 1040standing. when the brat alio could dowas to dip Into eighth position. Sur-prithig, and also indicative of A certainloyalty on the part of Joe and JaneCollege. le the Choice of Martha Tilton.Goodrean's yocalist of a couple of pan,ago. as the fifth most popular chirpieron the elletaff side. Mira Tilton hessung with no band of national prom!.nylon aline reeving Goodman. and thefact that she still retains. her hold onthe Nine of the malaria campuses sttesta to her ability and the way dmentrenched herself with the kid.. whenthe was with Benny.

Ella Pitratrald slipped a bit sea faras the colleguam are concerned tideyear. eettluse Into the Meth slot. after

Photo FinishNEW YORK, April 28.-The number

M male vocalists and their eAllaryIngSisters who enkyr varying degrees ofpopularity among the rustIona hey-coVerod educational halls tenths toad even '70, and the distributtan orthat ileum into the boys and thegals comes to an even evener 35apiece.

Whereas in tomer year. the selec-tions of the compunre participeUng letThe Bliebnenre college music puivel.1have sheen a decided advantage forthe masculine warners-etteh as lestyear's nominations for 40 trouarttasingers, as sgslItat 30 fern chimers(again. oddly enough. totaling 701--thie year the MO. have ineems-.4their dandles* to ins Mint whets)their number equals the men.

her No. 3 position of 111411 year. The'sliding ain't serious, Inasmuch as It In-volves only seven points lose than Inlath far Ella. The blued dip amongthe girls this year II wee Donnie Defter.whose metece that rarom the country'scolleges last year, as a result of her ion-sittlonnt Oh, Johnny recording. to theextent of netting her first place and apoint total of 160. There has been noOlt, Johnny follow -tap, either for DonnieOr the het planate*. Orrin Thacker. andthe result is seventh place this year,with only 38.8 point., 124.8 lees thanlast year.

Connie Halms, of the mammy Dorseytong department. and Dorothy Claire,Bobby Byrne's cluanteiale. era two nameswhich didn't appear on the list IMOyear. but a pair of <Mayers who thisyear Mee mad, their mark to the extentof eighth and ninth places respectively.reversely good considering they wereunknown a year ago. Mho Claire 'startedwith the Byrne Mind last summer, loser.Ins It for Olean Miller's several niontheage but returr.hag to Bayne recently.

Leonard PuzzleThe loyalty exhielted In regard to

Mertlia Tilton for mum curfoin reranIstled to tarry over to Jack Leonard.Tommy Dorsry'e lomat .lager. Forthat matter, loyalty or no loyalty. Leon-

ard's showing-or rather. lack of show-ing-this year is as pursithe es it Issurprising, Let year Jack son secondpleot. In spite of the fact that be bedbeen singing as a single artist on hisown for some tune previous, to thepublication of The Billboard's 1040 Col-lege Surrey.

In negotiating second place he wasa mere three pante behind winner Ray

amassing 06.8 points to Melte*BLS. This year. however, he failed toregister even s single tote. Perhapsthe ettputetion that bend singer& onlywere desired In the voting had muchto do with It, ;litho, so noted shore.there were included those soca/bits 110longer with bands, but thee. .1200Diktats and reputation. are more Onless Inextricably linked with certainorchestras.

Leon*rd'e Moe Is more of a mysteryin the tam of Mina 'Mom* shearing.Whereas Um latter has done no record-nig and no network breadmating onany large scale of late. Jack has beenmaking solo records tor the Okehand has had his own radio show. IOWability has not leesened. and. if any-thing. it has Unproved. Perhaps theanswer it that the oollegians considerhim no longer in the light of a bandYOtoltet.

(Continued Next Meek)

COLLEGIATE CHOICE OF MALEVOCALISTS

The college editors listed. In the same preferential order as in melee/tin/orebentraa the mate band meallsta most popular with the student body s'their wheels'. Vote* were tabulated for only tbola: singers connoted escluLively with dance orchestra, or tot those otiose roputatiorsa hese been builtes band coratista.

Tsbutsuon follows that of the Oretteates-three points, Inc the fret choicetwo for second, one tor thud. and proportionate division at youths where us'Oleic', was di-leind between two vocalists.

Identilleatton of thin vocalist La Indicated In parentheses.Pinta roe

V451in r1.4 Cl :ssCRANK SINATRA Ill

ileneney Donny IRAY Until 70

IGgra Mike,SOS (SI R EY . 14

Iknrnr DerAry,HARRY OASSITT

ICI, "(runtKENNY SARGENT

Or. Cray/E.044 SON

I Ittilsn &mitt /Tommy Ryan

IS,., 10,70Gob Allen

Ile -Hal kenneltwee Cot ten 1

(Saar< HaNSIIfully Mason .

IKsy KylrylHoward OuLgny

lero Kress,Dick Hsrove.

114-stry 14..40Perry earns

i Teetaint Howard

Ifs-Okit Jurgen.'Rim Cartkie

I Blue Berton IRay McKinley

iGoleelwre4 wilt, W.I st tdie,Lab Gordy

i Rand LearferlEd Cryloeb

Illand User,.Harry Coal

(Dirk Jurgen,,AM, AutreyPhil Rile .

I Al OuemhutCO4e, 55144

ky morni Stott.Ck11,14 Mkt*

Barron,Pee War Strainthy. T

'Ted WC(1111. IWOO*, Slrernan

.Bead LtAtI,Yrughn Menem

, Bumf Leader,leek Teuggrtkn

!Beat seedierOriln tacker

1 rime seededTerry Alien

I Will Bradley Ibland Chutekill

I (red Waling,!Ned tlitiSkim., Innis

IPsnal test/erlPen Wee Hunt .

ICS,. Gray)Larry Taylor .

',Marna tarsal,NO CHOICE

Points forStoma Csnaly

42

64

So

14

14

4

2

4

4

4

P011. tvTined Crone

IS

22

14

10.5

4

3.5

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54 acme's 56 wheels 64 stheth

Vorat

176

145

59.5

21

9

7

7

4

4

4

4

4

4

22

2

2

22

2

2

2

2

12 The IMIlhaard MUSIC May 3. 1941

COLLEGIATE CHOICE OF FEMALEVOCALISTS

The conege editor* listed, in the AMMO preferential order as In atlectingarzistalres, the female band vocalists moat popular with the student body attheir schools. Votes were tabulated for only those 'Meer. connected exclu-sively with dance orchestras. or for those who reputations bare been builtas band vocal st&

Tabulation follows that of the oecbestra-three points for the Sinn choice.two for second. ono toe third, and proportIonate citation of points where UseChoke was divided between two vccallots.

Identification of the vocalist is indlceted in parentheses.Deem. 86.

Vecehm IMO eft..tor

Amend awe.Palmt

Third Chaim TOTAL

GINNT SIMMSiKaa Piphol

80.5 44 12 144.5

HELEN O'CONNELL 05 32 3.4 1321(Jimmy Derma/

HELEN fORRIST ..illcany Goodman>

SS It 9 60

MARION HUTTON 42 10 3.5 S7.5Ito-Ckno Matte/

MARTHA TILTON 27 II 8 530 ImBesa, Gooder...)

ILIA fITZOIRALO 9 14 11 36(Bond 1.414411

444414 11444,tONIn TiNket1

lad 16 4 S£5

Connk Hahn 15 12 8 35.Tosaar tieneyi

Dorothy Claire 9 10 4 23(Robby IITI48'

Paula KO, . . . , 6 2 - a,..'Chinn Milk.,

NA.. Doehad Waring)

A 4 1 I

Dolores O'Neil 3 2 2 7

1.c-flob Cheat...Dolly OASIS .. 4 I S

I Cease Hatt iKay 1.1014 - 4 - 4

III -Lobby Ilpsna IDottk Dvismi 3 -

-33

Arsl Royer . - 3

'Artie ShawlIran* Daye _ I

I Is.C.em 109041Amy Arnell . . 2 -

170PallS TI/(4411Harriet Halutd 2 -

10/ale Nelson.In. Ray Mutts. ...... 2 -

18and LeadaoSeines King 2 -

Itc.11ob Closter.King Sisters .

- -Alvim Rey,

Pegra MOM, 2 -Larry Clinton I

Maxine 2

1Phil SPItalnY'Mary Ana McCall

frf$1.0,11 4IIV 4440_ 2

Anita O'Day'Cent Krupkal

Reno Anne Stevens .2

IOW* Nclson,Oath Day

Its -tee Ihrown$DoroMr AM.

SAM, IneWoLou Settit.,.. D'Atts

lIallany Mir stowPalsy CarrellMary Ann M

,P.O.trasell Ayres,Mastro* MoonsHeko Young

I lahnny Long'NO CHOtC1

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34 "awls 44 stMols 88 schools

Findings of FactsTo Be Heard in AFMSS Case in Chicago

CHICACIO, April M.-Further proceed -Una and a stectalocil. if any. on the OrliTWilliam. test case Involving payments

COMING UP . . .

COMING UP In next week'sIssue are the dance orchestrasthat collegiate America thinks arothe most UP AND - COMING-.those among the newer crop ofbands which aro the most prom -Laing, the most likely to reach thetop-She maestri who may be theMILLERS. DORSEYS. SHAWS.and GOODMANS of TOMOR-ROW-in the important opinionof the college kids from Mainefo California. who help create thebig names of the band .

Not only do the nation's camputes nominate an holt presump-tive to the bend crown, but theytoll WHY they hold tho opinionsthey do hold. Be sure to learnwho is the MOST PROMISINGNEW ORCHESTRA. according tothose who know, in next week'snate Of THE BILLBOARD....

of the Social Security taxes were post -ported by Federal Judge Male. E. Wood-rw' from yesterday to Monday (M.due to a crowded ocean echedule. Thecare win he heard in Federal DistrictCourt here. where the origtnal evidencewas taken the weeks ago.

Acting on eruscgortion.s made by JudgeWoodward, attorneys for both the Ameri-can rodent/on of Musicians, which en

backing Williams's cam. and for the goy-ernment, the defendant. wall presentfinding* of facia Monday. Whether ornot a decision will follow will depend onthe understanding of the case by thejudge.

The government contemn that the bandleader Is the solo employer ad his adomen and la therefore Napo:table forSocial Security 14%45. The AFMthat the leader is only a contractor andthat these lane. should be paid by theeataldlehment engaging the band.

General Samuel T. Ansel'. Arlre gen-eral counsel Ito Washington. Is In townconferring with Chutes 0. Rumba,. theplaintiff's attorney. Attorney* Pell/2111/14 and Out &tarotd tepreaent thegoYetriment.

Williams ts seeking a refund of 553601land Interest) he paid in 1038 under theSocial Security Act.

OMAHA, Neb. April 20.-Eddy Duna.mew la now in California. third VicSchroeder agency band to make the WestCoast area entice last November. GenePieper and Jirrinty Harriett rare precededlam Duntmoor. In turn. will be fol-lowed by ;mother VSA band. Larry Her-man. who will spend an weeks on theCoast In June and July.

Orchestra NotesBy DANIEL

Of Maestri and MenTACK 1:0AN *were* hi% CODDOctlealA

with Tommy Dorsey thts weak. andtakes over the pentoisel management ofALVDIO REY and the KING SISTERS

. . Eons handled TD'a publicity thepast three year*.. . MARION HUTTONwill not go tuck with Otenn Miner afterthe has her baby in July, despite printedrumors to that effect. . . . PAULwinTratax will be In Mickey Rooney'sMOM nicker, Wrap/ado in Red. WON,and Blue. with Rooney playing a wing -writer and I'W hta adviser.. . . White -man's All-American Rand meanwhile Istouring one-nightere In the South. andthen goo; into the Cher Paw. Chicago.May 16, for an weeks . Hollywoodafter that.. . . BOBBY BYRNE is out ofthe hospital . . STUART WADE. rawabler with the crew, which return* toPrank Dallers Meedowbrook. CedarDrove N. J.. May 27.June 22. !mated Iton three ons-nighters during Bobby'shospitalization. . . FRANCES DEVA,former Joe Prasetto ork) vocallat.now chirping the ditties with 801103James's band, Tbo McGinnis restau-rant interests have taken over Ville -fugue's at Sheepshead Bay, Long Tann&and hope to turn tt into another OlenWand Casino In the matter of buildingbonds . . a network wire will be In-stalled and an outfit is being sought 10open about May IS . . IdtTCHELI.AYRES Into the West End (N. J.) CasinoJune 28 Hint Labor Day. . . motnzatrug plays a dance at White Sulphur:Wino. W. Va.. May 24, for the NationalA;ecciation of Druggitta' Convention. andpick. up *2.000 for the date.. . . ConeyWood. Cincinneti, opens its gate. May24 with GEORGE HALL and DOLLYDAWN for the first nine days... . nzv.faux TWIN'S ork Mart* a three-monthtour to Ohio territory for MCA this;week. . . JERRY WALD leave. Childs'Spenieh Gardens, New York. MondayI2I1 for a month of New England one-nighting_ then goes Into the Mansion.Youc.gstown. 0.. May W. for six weeks

. . . Wald snarl another six-weekerJuly 12 at the Pier. Buckeye Lake. 0....band has been hiked up to 10 pieces,

Coast Cacophony(*.URN MILLER recently plrrettased a1-1 ranch near Pasadena . ){IMIAN(TRIGGER) ALPERT. bass player withMiller, goes to the army June I. . .

BEN POLLACK morns st Sherman's CafeIn San Diego April 30. . . . CHUCKPOST= ham been held on, at the Hilt -Mate Bowl. Hollywood, unttl September1. . TRYING AARONSON and flitCommanders will play nose-nighters withthe ANDREW aurrnts DALWritil pictures

. . . they open Punt° Brach. Calif.. May7. following the Andrews trio'* engage-ment at the hoe Angetew Orpheum. whichend. May 8 . tour ends the 12th.when the Andrew's go to work on theirfourth tintrenal picture.. . . nrettanziHIMBER plays Pacific Square. San Diego.May e-10, and moves Into the los An -rein Paramount May IS for a two-week

*

RICHMAN

erMaipsirieOL . . 11110 LO tho Univeraiilot for a flicker.

Atlantic SeaboardB.Y GOODMAN cheeks Out of his

Memorial Day week -end stand atSteel Pier, Atlantic City. switch bringingin GUY LOMBARDO for any 30; JIMMYDORSET. 3let. end 110I) CRCSBY, Juno1 . SAMMY KATE gets the July 4atand, originally set for J. Dorsey. . . .

JILL BARD. aeketed as Mina Opportunityby CLYDE LUCAS during his stay at theBenjamin nankin Hotel. Philodelphta,pine the band for the singing thorn atNew York's Biltrnore Hotel.. EDDIEMCBRIDE brings Till band to 13o:tenni%Cafe, Trenton, N. J. . . . TOMMY DOR,SET finally gets the bid for the Uni-versity of Pennsylvania !moue Ivy BallMay la atter much dickering and Tommyholding to hie asking price of, ;12.000 foethe night.

Proser's Garden ToOpenWith Goodman,Clinton, and Barnet

NEW YORK. April 28.-Monte ProversMadieon Square Garden dasee-feat wtliopen with Benny Goodman, Larry ClIn-ton, and Charlie Barnet May 30. accord-ing to the latest info from ?TOW head.quarter'.

The Goodman ork Is delinttely aimed.and Clinton and Bernet were scheduledto sign today rich le for a two-weekperiod. Or plan was to have oneof the three opening ork. rumba out-fit, but Oita will probably be held upuntil later on. when Chavez will fill thatspot.

Music. Corporation of America setGoodman and Barnet. (fennel Amuse-ment Corporation has Clinton. but MII-ton Plekrnan. general manager of theProse: Mterprtas. is Clinton'* personalmanager. so current deal May be of Pic -k -man% own making due to his FederUe-up. Present plans fee the GardenCall for at least two name bands everytwo weeks thrilOUt the rummer.

WANTEDFEATURED

MALE VOCALISTPrefer Doubling onInstrument.Send Photo and LetterWith Full Detail,.

LAWRENCE WELKTRIANON BAUROOM-CHICAGO, Ia,

3 NEW

A ROMANTIC GUY, I(Smash Rhythm Tune)

FIATURID aY-

LUCKY STRIKE HIT PARADEBEN BERNIE

GUY LOMBARDOFRANKIE MASTERS

THE MARTINSFRED WARING. AND OTHERS

IIITS!

THE NIGHT WE MET IN

HONOMU(Hawaiian Love Song)

IIATIIRIO By-

RAY KINNEYGUY LOMBARDO

LANNY ROSSKATE SMITH

LARRY CLINTONKENNY BAKER, AND OTHERS

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLANDI New Song Hit From Britain)

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Hay 3, 1941 MUSIC' The Billboard 13

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WEEK ENDINGAPRIL 25. 1941

LEADING MUSIC MACHINE RECORDSRreontteds Mint below me e0nonlly the birgert ere:el-reek,.

In autectalle philbIgtapha 5e11111711.1 toe the cce...treet rt.Tortaialtstesd each *0.0 by repniefliollYes Of The 1110110md for 1.EINOed 1107.1 0016e :Weft tb...1 agleam to Wm.:. 341ehierc &C-ups. Repeats are grab..ed from at ken four Inman. phorrogiatOtoperator, ha nth of Its. 19 soot lasponant phOnograph operatingtenter& In the matmlay.

N-maber of weeks recording. tom appeared In .041. Steonris Indicated In neatens...es following titles la IOU Amnon.

GOING STRONG

THIRE'LL RE 30141 CHANGES NADI 1611. Wield Acne, Good-man. V/og1.4 Monroe. Ted Weems.

IT ALL COMES BACK TO MI NOW. 15th Weeks Co., 1(111,Hal Kemp, Ted Weems.

ALIAPCIA. '410 Vette+ I .omy Dorsey. Sammy Ksys. Carlatoswall.

OH. LOOK AT Mt NOW, flit Week. Tomwy Dorsey.

THE WISE 01.D OWL. 0110 Weeks AI Don.hue, lot RoLehumes,OlgA Robertson. Toddy Powell.

COMING UP

DOLORES. Tommy Dorsey. gag Crelbr.

THE RAND PLAYID ON. Goy Lembsedo

tRIENOLY TAVIRN POLKA_ Norma MOM,

1100G11 WOOGIL BUGLE 00Y. Andrew, Sisters. Woody Mum....

COODNYI NOW. Horace Heidi.

I UND1RSTAND. Itremy bormy.

I, Yl. VI. YI. VI. Andrews Sister..

DO I WORRY? Tommy Dorsey. Ink Spot..

UNTIL TOMORROW. S.111111 Kaye.

I'll St WITH YOU IN ADM 01.013001 THAL Andrinn SUM?,

1 1. AMAPOLA-JIMMY DORSEY

2 2. 014. LOOK AT MI NOW-TOMMY DORM

10 1. DOLORES-BING CROSBY

- 4. COODIYI NOW-HORAGI NEIDT

- 5. APPLI BLOSSOM T11.41

-GUY LOMBARDO

3 G. ALEXANDERSWOOSE

-KAY KYSER

- 7. INTERMI220-WAYNI KING

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- 8. TONIGHT-XAVIER CUGAT

- 9. EVERYTHING HAPPENSTO Mt

-TOMMY DORStY

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I 1. Amopola-Jimmy Dorsey

2 2. Oh. Look at Mt New-femme Oorley

3. AppLa Rion.. Tram-Andrews inters- 4. Dolmen

Caenrey- 5. GeoCay. New-Hamm Hold?- 6. Intermeaso

KkillS 7. I Und.rstand

Dorsey- 8. Tonig- ht-Xavier C.eget- 9. UV. Cot Away hoe* IIAll

-Tammy Deesey- 10. The tang Pined On

-Guy LombardoMIDWEST

I. Amerolt-jimmy Done,

10 2. Goodbye Now-Messed Noidt- I. CIO I Worn/-Tommy Denney

2 4. Oh, Look at Mo Now.-Tommy Dorsey

4 5. The Sand Pined On-Carr Lombard,

6 6. AI/It/oder too Swoom---Koy Kase.- 7. Into.. leo-11.e.y Comintern

7 8. lelermearo-Way. IC awg- 9. Everything 11/191,

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3 10. Tonight-Clean Millar

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I I. Ammo!"-jimmy Donley- 2. New Sew Antonio Rom-Nine Crosby

2 3. Oh, Look at Me Neer-Ton.my Donley

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I 1. AMAPOLA

2 2. WISE OLO OWL

3 3. WALKING ST THE RIVER

13 4. NO. 10 LULLABY LAN!

S. 00 I WORRY?

- a. MY SISTER ANO 1

4 7, te t W SAN ANTONIOROM

a a. 014, LOOK AT Mt NOW

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710. THERE'LL Rt SOMECHANGIS MAO!

11 11. DOLORIS

- 12. MARIA MINA

6 13. COODDYE NOW

14 14. I'LL RE WITH YOU INAPPLE BLOSSOM TIM!

IS. INTERMIZZO

re/LIMON1 TAOKa. Wk.

1 I. Arnopelo3 2. Wim Old Owl4 3. Wan..m by the River1 4. No. 10 LIALby Lone

15 5. Do I Worm?5 6. Ob. LPN. at Mo Now7 Se With You In Ap.

pit Inamos. Time11 8. My Slater le4 I

6 9. DON..0 10. 040te1a en My Mmd

I2 11. Goodbye New10 13, Intoowizo14 13. Metall to 201.0 CtuotI1

Made- 14. The Mingo I Love- IS. Irlandly Tem, Polka

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I. Arnapolo2 2. WIN Old 0.44 3. Do I Worry/

11 4. Mule Elena7 5, Wan/. by the River

6. New Si'. Aehento Rose3 7. Theven Be Some Change,

14449 0. Ho. 10 Lullaby Lans.- 9. My Wee and I

11 10. Ce0.111 A My MInd15 11. Oh. Look et Mt Now14 11. 'rig Art My Sunshl...- 13. Doberm- 14. 1.14,11/110- IS. Goodbye Now

1 I. Anuipela2 2. Wlso OM Owl4 3. Now Son *Mont. Rom

10 4. My Sister end I- 5. Ott. Look at Ms Now8 6. Walksnf by the River9 7. Georgia on My 1.11.1

11 S. Until T0.0100W- 9. Delores7 10. There're Be Sae Charges

14.6.I 11. Goodbye Nose

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ple 510.,0,, Tires14. Int-tropes.- 15. Marie IN.

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10 6. Georgia on ltv Mind1 7. draw Son Antonio Rem- 8. The..91 Po Some Caangel

Mode- 9. I Do Do Toott 10. Walking by tag Raver

I1 11. Who,. the MountainsMolt 104 Moon

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large.. member of network plume 41YJZ, wur. WAP.Ct bel0e011o.-1 . m. weekda70 and II era .1 orn. Sondem. for the week

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5 5. TWO HZIAHTSTTHAT PASS INC W. Moak, II 4

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7 6. THINGS I LOVE Campbell 17 3- 6. TIM! AND TIM! AGAIN -Lonrho 117 -- 7. IT ALL CONIES SACK TO MtNOW NMI 16 4- It. NUM11112 10 LLILLADYLANE NMI 15 4

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- 10. SOUTH OF NORTH CAROSHOO Portia 13 2

10 II. I HEAR A. RHAPSODY SW 11 11

- II. TONIGHT Southern 12 5

- 12. SO YOU'RE THE ONI NMI 11 I

11 13. YOU WALK NY NMI 10 5

- 11. MENEM Soutoorm 10 5

14 The Billboard MUSIC -REVIEWS hail' 3, 19-4

On the RecordsA setteel metre. est the latest record mien.. srressing their cerneneerial 1141.1 ra

greens retailers and naiad machine operaton. Reviews of greirer length are 6.*n lbrocerdlnes that pm., 1 .Arrest as so wrist. selettien, or bells,

Key, PT-for Trot: W-Walla. VC-Vecall chem.: le-Vetal retarding.tly DANIII. RICHMAN

DEAN HUDSON 10keh 6 I 4S1Red Rhos Yeller-M.. Can't You Teil?-PT: VC.

. le'hosse versatile crew is laminar to dancers up and down the AtlanticFLout. and particularly thruout the Southern territory. here ruts his firm sidesfor Oksb. and comes up with a pair of jump tunes that don't 'Mow off the bend'sflexibility to lea best advantage, but that do impress very favorably within theirown ilienations, It is cautalis that no record company has picked up Hudsonbefore this. Insomuch as his 14.suern seebeard popularity has been condittened notonly by his location and one-114bl appearances, but also by a limited networkradio commercial that Was carried the ork's music Into number of bonica over thepast year.

Toon has group that could be described as miniature Peed Waring set-up,with versatility the aginewstion's main stock-ln-trade. Them aides don't demon-strate that. and It would hare been slier to restrict the regulation rhythm aloftdelivered here to one aide, allowing something different to occupy the reverse.Huth tempos are aimiter, and the only large difference betacen the sides is RuthYale's coral on the second one: companion piece Is inatromental thrucen.

But If Been so far hasn't had a chance to spread bin:self on wax. he at leastdoes what he has to here extremely well. The band shows a fine drive and beat,and the seett011al work is (Iran and preclee Saxes in partieuler rate a celeste ofbows. The +coring maker *very bar Ustenable. and the rhythmic lift engenders ahigh degree of daricsrabinty, thus answering two major demands trade of anyrecord.

These Odes, as well as future Hudson pressings. should sell. If not in a min -piney national war. certainly ire the Seri:tortes that know Dean end his otittit.and that have always liked his clean, capable. end Uitereating approach to variedtypes of dance music.

JOE MARSALA Mecca 3715)Bull's rye-PT, Slow Down-PT.

ANOTHER debut occurs on the Deem Label this Week, with Joe Marsala's floatrecord release. Mantels la one of the figures in jeer who here helped to prove

that there le much more to It than just a lot of noise. and his virtuosity is welldiapleyed on this Initial wax starter. The Commercial gamete of this disk (feelmatch the artistic angles, for the simple session that Marsala's name value i.e nilanions the general run of record buyers. There will be. of course. a crud numberor people who will want the, end subsequent Marsala relessea, but they are the japeIntellectuals she comprise a smell minority of the main bed). of average disk fans.

One thing makes this stand out as being different from the cumoinsrf excellentjam pressings rearmed In saying quantities each week. That 4 Adele Gerard(ides Natasha) and her splendid and supremely efteetire harp work. Just the merepremiere of harp plucking on a pop record le unusual enough In Itself to attractattention. but, when the Instrument of the angels, is used ler the delineation ofIntricate jazz petterne-end used superbly-It will be a matter for amazement tothose who rosy never hare and hie talented wife. If Joe can getore: the handicaps of not being widely known among average platter fanciers,and of playing non-commercial awing things. Mies Clerard'a harp will be the thingthat will establish this crew on wax. Which Is not to take away from the generalexcellence of Marsala's clarinet work. and the fine solo stints Liken by MA sidemen.or the good lift and scoring of those Odes, but no other recording's can bout offeatured harp playing. and LI Interest la to be generated hero. that's what willdo it.

Bult's eye. with its fiat tempo and its Intern:Inns theme.. is one of the betternttmbers In the Marsala repertoire. and Slow Down Rinsed., effeettve contrast withits medium brat and reflective rather than forceful mood, And over and aboveHall is idea Cierardes performance, which. ranter than being an Insult to elasalcalIngruniental. lends new meaning and life to it.

HERBIE HOLMES (Oheh 6133)Leer Me a Little Little-Pr: VC. Ma, Sweet eta Apple Cider-Fr. VC.

erne TIMID wax premiere Of the week comes Men this Midwest band. whichA shows premise es a recording outflt. The accent Is on the vocal department

here. especially on the second side, which displays the talents of the CromwellStater., as well as the rota qualifications of the maestro bimielf. What goes onmi both sides is as commercial AA Joe Marsala's first effort Is not, but by the AMMOtoken what It offers real student of jest and dance musto la very little.

Holmes enjoys a pretty fah amount of popularity In his Midwest bailiwick.and It's In that melon that this and other of his recordings will sell. Beaides thereadymade audience fee these eldest there Is about them a alight aura of corn-not always, present, but unmistakable at tents-that also presents geed sales poen.blinks Piddles lend smoothness. and there Is a fair enough beat and Ingenuityof arranging In spots. On B side the tempo Is bouncy without too much solidrhythmic lift, but it's lively and danceable enough. and one passage offers a nicelyIlatenable sax ensemble.

On the A aide. Leonine of the Cromwelle has a lengthy vocal to herself, takingIt In an intimate style that Isn't bad. Reverse showcases the three ringing sisters.with Holmes for an added vocal melee and the whose Is pleasant and, In one spurt,humorous. In tete. these tilde. are not too exciting, but they probably won't be

too hard to mil.MEREDITH WILLSON (Deems Album

Sat No. 2191

An Album Modern AMeetrell Mach' --Two 10 -Inch and three 12.inch records.

Another Deets grouping takes advan-tage of the r.atioiud defense effort andthe Atnerirenlem It has engendered byIncorporating an Interesting conglom-eration of musical styles. all preseed bythe word American (Arernnyi Wert,American Arabesdlie, AincriCan Minuet,American Nocturne. and so one and byAmerean writers such as Peter de now.Morton Gould. Harold Attell. DanaBursae. Riede Mote. and several others.Willson's orchestra use long since provedIts capabilities on numerous radio aboveand here It dons an admirable job Oncomposition* of vetted degrees of merit.Completetempo excellence. tho. is be-side the point In an album that la lint -ally attractive, titularly interesting, andMussIcally effecter.

(See ON 5115 ACCORDS on peter 77)

Mike RileyItour Gram, Newark. N. J., Mutual Net-

work, Tuesday (de.), 1-1.30 a.m.)ST/HOTLY a eve aeadon makes tip this

half hour. Riley and Ms slx-piececombo jam owe some suing elmelos.current pose, and ballade Voce!. artsworked Into nearly every tune by (OberRiley himself or Marianne Miller or both.Gal's singing is along scat linen, and laright down the grouse eel up by theorb. Riley'. localizing slips cogevery two or three bars. The meeetroshould Mick feel! to his trniebone, onwhich he does a rely good job

Poe a email Quint, stuff produced le

On the StandRCtimwl el or°. ..... prating hotel, night club and ballroom lecithins end enenighters.Comment Is based epen the present at potential (*eseserelal valve et the bad. as

will as ell /TIUMSIquilily.

Little Jack LittleOterletted at &Wives.' 0/ States, neolidll

Maltion-Dollar Pier, A:14mM Clip)Tra still a Cheerful little earful that1 Little dishes out for the dancing de-light. Combo Is closely knit, the com-ponent units blending among tbegnselisisand with each other to make thorolyenjoyable beep juke. Carries the torchfor no distinct style, not even lettinghis own planokery dominate the doings.Retbet, emphasis 4 on the rhythmicdance beat, me -mating the melodic con-tent of the current pop fare offered.

Rqually adaptable 10: hotel or ball-mem, stand holds four same. threehrs., and 'piano, base and drums,Little derides his attention between thebaton out front and the wand pianofor the featuring of the flowery arpeggiosthat lease long characterised his brandof attiewaying. In addition gives"whispering- Pelee to the song lyrics.Piano and song apeclalties mostly Littleoriginate.

War the more orthodox song yelling.and selling It a* wee as else looke. leblond and beauteous Katherine Quinn.

Oro:Zenker.

Dick Shelton(Aeries:0d at the Tursoilke Colin.

Lincoln, Neb.)EMONS the University of Moots. by1- way of the Pitch Bandwagon KUM-mer orchestra hunt In 1010, Shelton hasan organization which has penciled quitea moderato name for limit in so shorta time.

Youth abounds en over the dale andthe freihnews that goes with the young-ish persaties. Set-up Includes threerhythm, three saves, two breams. andtwo fiddles, with Mona Gilbert and Skip

adjuncts.Not present in the crew. Johnny Pad-

dock hes stocked the library with allmanor: of tune treatments. Re gets agreat degree of the listenable and thedanceable, ranging frown rumbas towaltzes, and Incidental cortocropping forcomedy weal trioem.

Miss Gilbert hest a forceful, strongvoice. whirls Mee surround. by nice pee -tonal anatomy and trickery with theeyes. Farrell is equally powerful In thetonsil region. They onto mostly. baitteam up one. In a while, with Sheltonfor Ousting.

Paul Paddock. a staining clartnetleeend Dick Iflitott, quite tome hide -pounder, are the orchestral wonctermen.kd Brody is a good pianist, too.

Oicliteld.

Bob McGrew(Reviewed at Montle. Cite Club, Kama,

City, 310,)rSIPLOYINO solid phrasing whichRe brings out the fullest effects pea/ablewith his limited lostrurneattAtIOO. Mc-Grew offers brand of dance musicsuperior to most outfits of its type to heheard In this area. Crew measures upfour saxes. trumpet, piano, bees, anddrums, with McGrew playing an ocsa-Menai 1141110 solo. Outfit aim carets.

On the AirCOMM/en/ es ttsosS rimers pre's," lees tee armee:der at stowesesele. meseeststies.

and Resod ieleelee +Overt, rather then the mieskal eba.fy of the bands reviewed.

By HAROLD HUMPHREYsend arid unorthodox enough musicallyW mike It tnteteeting to the averagelistener. ()elections toed on this &hotmole up a tatted 0111 of fare, whichhelped, too.

Blue Ration(Mitres lintel, New York. NBC Blue Net-

work. Tuesday OM 11.30 yenet2)REMOTE was exceptionally easy On the

ears. but the section of the libraryplayed was top-heavy with Mt -paradenumbers, Latter angle didn't fit In verewell With Bernina tea of "Onside ofy tertlay and today." Orb'. work mud.rally, the. Is Sweet, smooth, and brim -

two vocalista, which bootie total person-nel to II. Neat appearance and be -bailee on the stand melees for perfectdecor for swank locations. However,the boys possess an ability to cut caperson several novelty tunes and numberswhich meek up as good entertainment.

McGrew plays fine nolo fiddle whichcontrasts ear-careaseingly with the solidreed ketIon, which, Incidentally, Is lin-commosily sharp The lone horn. playedby Arney 11dde11, la kept open a lot, butwhen muted Is Dot clipped. Reeds alsodouble clarinets, fourth /tick being abase, which produces a mellow pleasingeffect. Additional doubles on cello andceleste also add 'sweaty to the band'sdance musk.

For novelties McGrew offers Calypsotunes as well as comic routine/. similarto those of Dick Jurgen. Bonnie Blue,cute fern 'omelet, handles both rhythmtunes and ballads, while moaner DickHyde's pleasing capable voice is con.Geed to the slower ditties. Liddell singscomedy songs. Locke,

Chuck Foster(Reviewed of flUrrnore Bowl, LOS Anyetes)

RE.-nut:IMO here after a years ab-sence. orehmtnt is neon a

favorite of this Southern Cattluculaclientele. Last time he pealed hers Itwoe is semen niontlie engagement. and Itlooks ea tho It may be that lung orlonger ties time.

Prouting the set in a suave manner,Poster is the kind of leader who can getthe Mat out of a band. He tees threeInstroments per section. Sometime" heaugments the reed *tenon by taking up clarInet or asx. Featuring sweetbe aims his stuff at the dancers,

While Poster does bit of nice vocal.assign-

ments are carried out by Jimmy Castleand the Three D's. including DorothyBrandon. femme singer. Dick Ararat. slidDon Crawford. Harold Pruden, pianist,gets A solo now and then and doe, swell job of. It. Castle handles novelties,

Abbott.

jimmy James(Retire...ea Si trete-le that Country Chub,

Newport, Re)

AlUo8reof thYstdelikellineetaPd andpearancathsishow

combos to Come out 07 the Chitin:sailmusicians' local ranks In soma time.It measures up well with moat of thename bands that Usually hiliebit thisswank nItery.

St's a sweet, smooth -working outfitmade up of three rhythm, five brass. andfour reed. the rhythm and brass showingexceptionally well. Arreumernenta areapart from the cut and dried. and severalIntuit around rsoyd1.1.1ea and hits of by-gone days are real attention -getters.While the sweeter ditties hare the edg.James puts the boys team the paces. on°omelettel sertimeroos and the Latin -typostuff to make for greater variety. Ladsbeat out a catchy dance tempo andmaintain good balance and tone onall their stuff. Their work on the showstints Is above par.

Handsome James alleys tip well outfront and bolds down the male warbleend In good aisle. Betty Bonney, Ode ofthe Manny Prager crew. is a firunetlooker with a good voice and a knackfor song selling. Sees's

mine atoll conmeactelism. The arrange.Jaunts Are nut WI different, but thisheed gets much more out of them thanwould be the mac with meet. Barrowtime the singing song title gag foe thepops, which. *Item lacking In rolfeeelity,is nevertheless enipteyed very well here.

Much vnratsnoe In a part of the *hot.Jimmy Bream, Charlie 'ether. and RuesCarlyle handle It Inenvidually end col-lectively. All do Okeh job. Ea bandlyric peddler.. Barron door a. good lotof lee announcinx Minute and doesa better job thee moo of the radio clan.Nine numbers were played by the orkon *tint catught, which la a couple slimethe average on most half-hour remotes.It's good mimic, and this particular air-ing was well done frures a continuityMandpaint.

they 3. 19-11 1111'SIC The. Billboard 15

7,436,000 ASCAP SHEETSASCAP Releases First FiguresOn Song Sheet Sales -26 Times

NEM YORK. April 311.-Per the drattime In It. history ASCAP this week re.hued paid -up royalty Nimes on volumeof sheet musts mica of nine of Ito pub-lisher member., List Included 24 romp.and number of pee place sales given for[nth Comoro:34a to the number of 'het:.coils on which ASCAP has collected theroyalty coin. Reason for Diu re,elattonat present In to cdfnet intinitu figures re-leased a couple of irctaus ago by BMX.ASCAP claims that the tong *We total.that It has now made public *how dan-wiely that ASCAP la still the heftiestmedium for the sheet MOIL

Comparative examples taken fromBath orS3 ha. Clean show a wide breachbetween rank but many extenuetiogcircumstances, such as time elementsand selecUrIty, tend to close this gapsomewhat. For instance. Shapiro. Bern.

report that South of the Borderhas to date sold 730,020 sheet copies.EMI% 1 Scar et Rhapsody shows a saletotal of 200,040 copies, but has onlybeen on the counters a little over foursoothe. On the other hand. Miller Mu.

ate* ASCAPer. Down Argentin. Way,whieh ewer envoi). approximates 7 neara Rhapsody In age, in. to date shoats atotal of only 130,509 &t et laths.

Two outside Anglo% Influence thesecompel sons. however, and cite &swap better *Moment in one and SMI Inthe other. In the cue of ASCAP's Southof Hue Border, the punka/ter had notonly the advantage of air plug* but alsothe "cream" months for sales Mostpublishers drum that the bulk of sheetsale* for any one acing come In a four -month period. However. Ma may not.and often Is not the first four monthsthat eons U off,,the pease. Some dit-ties, have been known to hit those cru-cial four month* a year after they havebeen published. Thus, it can be con-ceded that south of the Roeder had hadIts peak 1n sheet saiM, but In the Maeof Ball% f Near a Rhapsody It can beargued that the song Is *till In a peakstage as far as COWICOD 41.14:41. tales areconcerned,

BM/ points, too, to the fact that In

Spivak Big in Bridgeport With$2,023; Other One -Night Grosses

SFUDOXPORT. Cram.. April U. -Charlie Spivak. In his nest Bridgetxetappearance lam Sunday (20) et the RitzBallroom. anew swell crowd of 2680persona, the third largest drew at anyband here this mason, aurpassed only byJimmy Dorsey. 2.750 persons. SeMenthes15, and the McFarland Twins, 2,150, No.umber 28. AM:Mph for Spivak was lippedto as cents. making a gnus of 112.023.

Spivak drew particularly atoms corn.Renton front the local hear-Bolt-LyeteTheater. where Smut Rehat held teethfor Mx performances. At the nearbyArens In New Haven Tommy Dorsey wastaralung records.

PORT WORTH. Tex. April 28.-KayXs.wr drew 6100 persons on two appear-ances here last Saturday (I0). One of thelugeat turnout* ever Oren a singleattraction. Kyscr gave a concert Inc MU.alrips1 Auditorium mint to a dance atCodno Path on Lake Worth.

Adertiosions ranged from .75 rents perfrr the ornorrt to $1.50 per for thedance.

AUBURNDALK. Mom., April 26.-Yth.cent Lopes drew 3.830 persons to the'Rime Pole Ballroom last week withtinceta at *133 per couple.

dosr 2.850 on Prldsy (181 fol-

Harry Moss HandlingBunny Berigan Band

NEW YORK. April 20.-Ifarry Mom.Music Corporation of America exec. hastimporartly taken over the Bunny Bert -Pm ark, putting the trumpet -tootingmaestro on a weekly allowance and usingthe mat of the moneys earned on datesto pay off Berigan* creditors. Includingthe Anartlean Federation of /Asuncion,.and the U. 8 Orietentrient on taxes due.holster) negned the agreement with Wasthis smelt after some of Pelican*. sidemen threatened to quit because of alip* of a salary pay-off.

it's the second time In the past fewSous that Berigan has found himeNt111 Itnithchil hot water. Arise duckingwan In Chicago. when James C. Petrillo.then army of Chi Local 10. took oteTthrigars'y purse titling. to pay off the

to the band and other creditors.Petrillo even appropriated the entirePrice gtten the bond on a New Trektheater cructrornt at that time. Sincethen Berigan hat, been able to whittledown Moot at that debt. but now andshiesestf with a few more. Ades saysthat the band his been doing a gond/oh Ice MICA theists. end he frets thatsate this arrangement between him andScrIgan the latter w1.11 bei out of the0010 in amebae year.

13WIng night ballroom was land eta Isiah3.9841 perroia Orom for two lights un-a juicy 03.940,

It WWI tho second largest week -end ofthe WM011. and mimed by only Niue therewind set by Larry CUnton a few weeksago.

LINCOLN. Neb., April 20.-SterlingYoung propped up It H. Paulera Turn-pike Casino bank balance last weekwhen at 66 cents top per person heMuffed 1823 In the till on his the days(18-29). Young was making Ina metappearance here and the take was abovethe average of the more regular re-peater.

Rank Winder's new hand, at 25 emoteper And with a Sunday "sweetheartnight" (gala free If accompanied). had itgood crowd. and not bad money, 0925It was a two-day stand at the Plo-Moe(10-13). ?bra. Matt Kobaltera spot.

MOTOR. April 28.-Ited Nichols artup hOlrA. NOM grows during a weeZnvisit to this section. Monday flat heplayed the Reprice Ballroom, first timeIn mars spot has been open on Monday,and MO persons responded at 63 centsfor gents and 65 cent. for ladles. OmenMu, neat *300. Tneadity end WerthradsyNichols was winded wills the BeverlyTana at the RayinerPlaymor. Fivehundred and fifty persona Tuesday and600 Wednesday combined for a fur takeof IMO,

Yviday (181 Nichols played Boston Col -leer Junior Prom at the Hotel Stotler.With Ucketa at 118/10. he drew 980 couplesfar a 080. Saturday at the }thy*tree 2.220 persons paid the 0543 figureto bring ho tetra od

DIE MOINES, La., April 213.-Burineueery &potty at TrOrnar Ballroom here.with Winn Kay crowing 4075 Tuesday1221. with 1.100 Customers, despite rainyweather.

Bobby Ortega jut Saturday (19) pulledIn 003 dancers for a 1106 gross, andSterale Sternberg neat day (20) had1.200 cuatomme on "beat -the -clock"night.

Lew Gray's Musical BeesStarter at Rustic Cabin

NEW YORK. April 28. -Now tit LowOrav and His attions1 Bees weeks) Itsfirst engagement starting Sunday ta)at Rustic Cabin In Englewood Cliffs,R. 3. Outfit will do an 18 -day stretchat the wit. while Alvin° Ref* bandducks out over that period.

May's band La only six months, old andha. no office arfillatton yet. It* a le.pierce Leone: at one time worked potband* for Rail CSITOU Rev returns fes repeat run after Gray's 18 days.

recent weeks It has spread the radioplum over a groats; r.urabot of soaps,to rid Itself Of the minna of being tooicpetitlOtta On any one song. For thatreason, EMI sank egret sales have floors-nully dropped somewhat on individualtuna,

the compartnan Of ARCAP's DownArpcniine it'ay. with 130.208 Falco, toBall* 200.000 for I Dear a Rhapsody, thesame outaide form. are at work. TheASCAP tune his not had the adrantageof air ohms. aline Bfirs Kos. Secondly,the gamut yet to be run by each oncounter sake In still anybody' gums.

Pact remains that ASCAP'. big pointle that It can run up totals like 000.000

on a tune such as God Blau America,labile SW In still only able to roil up a2(0.000 marker while holding the 01flanes almost mon ism:4y. lb what de-gree the youthfulness of Ban temperathts itillAt100 I. still in the realm ofconjecture.

Other figures culled from the ASCAPreleased drat to The Etillbowd, In-

clude Gold Mote fra the Sky, over 400,000: My Proses., 100.000. Chapel in theMooch phi, 000.013; Rear Barrel PoDas.600.000: Deep Puente. 401000: Scatter,brain, 440.000: Little Sir reho. 4005001In an Old Dutch Darden, 218000. TheAsserts Soso. 330,e00. and WoodpeckerSony. =ST& Total number of Meetslisted for the 20 songs eases to 7.430.000.

HEY, LOOKMUSIC MAKERS MAKE MERRY

JIMMY DORSEY - GUY LOMBARDOVINCENT LOPEZ - HARRY JAM ES

GENE KRUPA - BLUE BARRONFRANKIE MASTERS

FLETCHER II EN DER SON - CH IQUITOWith Their Bands and Vocalists Arc Swinging

for the Music Guys at Their

7TH ANNUAL GALA AFFAIRSUNDAY NIGHT AT MANHATTAN (ENTER

For the Time of Your Life, Bring Your Girl orYour Wife.

Make Merry With the Music Makers. Lotsof Surprises. It Is Only a Dollar.

Proceeds for Rcliof Fund.

MANHATTAN CENTER34TH STREET AND 8TH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y.

SUNDAY. MAY 4, 1941. FROM 8:30 P.M. UNTIL I?)

Held over 3rd MonthPianist Composer Arranger

PAULBARON

and hit ORCHESTRA

at the ESSEX HOUSENEW YORK

Also Conducting theILKA CHASE "LUNCHEON at the WALDORF"

Programfor CAMEL CIGARETTES

SATURDAYS I:30-.2:00 P.M. OVER WJZBLUE NETWORK - COAST TO COAST

DIR.: WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY

16 The Billboard MUSIC May 3, 1941

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2. ne-tsthelas. Our: ;Clay White Way) NYC, no.

tarker. Art: (Warman NYC. h.Natter, Ralph: etNeithere Mansion, Santa"Csfy. 313. at.

tercet, Charles: (illomyrap) Chi, IL'.rant. Ara: Cclany's New Toclear) CM. as.woo. Paul: (Soma Haulm NYC. h.sortaa. Blue: Malmo) NYC. h.task. Count: (Apollo' 01TO 23-Msy L t;

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sect, Ded:&b( Dear r'greir Ind., 1L

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2.3. (Ccronseo) Rockford,Stan n.

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)AM. Mae. rLa Rum NYC ha.Nola Miltros: tRaleclerar Items) Witsbrna,

Inn, la, C., no.300. noddy: !Merry Gardens, CM. it.lay, Rabbi: Fiume/al NYC, 0.key, Hoary: Crop Ifni! Palen Cey. N. J.. he-arted!. Doe: oil Mer04031 NYC. no.NkratnsTei, Intl Central., NYC, h.MU Jose: rCoban Village) Chl, no.tonight". Al: indowerrItl New Orleans., h.30003164, 4.,. (Coral °Was) Lanitag.Mlob. b.

Immy. Praay: 181,1401 NYC. t,Nadi. tOto. Wasluogtral JatluenoMIN. P4. h.

lraytt, Roland: (Smote' Oakland. Cant. b.314700. Lin: .Pleerat NYC, h.317re. NIIt Vanden: 101'Oesusae1 flerkg Haunt.N. C.. ?toy L.

lacly. Johnny: iBlsekotone,aunhain Bonny: (RaInbow Treadcgrobst SaltLake City. h.

Miles. CUES*: (Rainbow Roo=i Long BrachCalif.. 0

gnats. Skinnay: (W)lshlre Down too An-els& nt.

Dowel. Jask: (1110) Starlaged14. Mo., tsaF

r111e h., Teddy: !het Ittertation Ferrer! ILPant In.

Pena, !(ill: ill Hall Chl. nwPk) HU. Ted: tIllscInsockt Chi, re.Pleblt P10607; (Blau Pala Oardrn1

minima be.MU-

r1Mk OUCH: rIclack & Gad tow Colasodsla.

At Vick. 10107.satathon1Houslon, Tem.. no.2;1.144%rall: trarsella) Chi. b.

. Boozy: Itgaltea) Parla, ILNOW. Chuck: 1113140r/1 coro Angeles. h.Freeman. Dud: (Dram 11.111 Chl.Malmo Camenee: Iltollerne Stratford)

Plena. L b: (Deaver MEW; Jontantown 3.

earbor, Jan: framer Rowel Cid. b.2141. Mann. 40 Henry? Clot O.Damara. Doak: Maui NYC. ftiDolly. Cecil: 403arlfiget Streophu.. Tenn.: h.Cktdifiall. Benny: 4Panur.ounto NYC 14.30:

iltholorto Plowlacket. R. 1. Way 2: !Man-Centett NYC 3. t.

004dois Dom (Obis Cedar lam Brookhaven.

Ofordon. Paul: 171I31t Athletic Clubs POOLMats

Dordoa. Grey. (Log cabin. Armonk. N. Y.. re.QieKal Jimmy: !Cob lembasayi Ma, be.Om*evnJ Caen: igtehroederi 1411.-aubee n.Oraffoller, Preachy. (Club 100, Ma 'Motu*.

De.Otani, Bob: reisvoy Plats) NYC, to.OHM Tau: 4.114) Tabarta) NYO,

Orchestra RoutesTRA.Dr

SERIlerFEATURE

03Thodril

lotlosoing wet Items *gooses a symbol. Pin 144 84114 -Raison eservespoouting to the symbol when eddeersolg deport-il.41(04.9 or Orteitceduals /Wed.

ABBREVIATIONS: et---audirefiuni; b -ballroom; c-ce2a:eb--cabiret: cc -country club; h-lootti; rah -MUSIC hall:ore -eight club: p-arnwsarnent park; re --road boost; r --restaurant; is --showboat: t-thsatttr.

(Secy. Jeety: reerdinando) Sart:ord. Conn.,LC.

0,11010L Art: 111141.1e34 Soo! Dayton. 0, 00-

Inouvit. Mal; (N, Y. Vole.) NYC 1; iMerro-misonr Nfortsmoun. W. Vs.. 3: Olean/wain:mato. Pa.. 7. !Park) Mesaville I.

Hamilires Bob: Ilda3te110 1006 10040.Cant. b.

floimmun, Llona: (Grand Terrace) C31. 34.Karns. Jaek, 44 Coagm NYC. ae.Iturimo, Teta: 31.11111 NYC, Is.Ham Joe: f.t..Nleseryl alltrineaytdis, e.Myra, Joey: l eaner Fleet Inn" to.Myra. elhensom: (Cae4 Liens, St- taulo, b.fl SIC. Andy: (llatch's Cate) Warelocion, DN.,

Rorer": Mark) PECK; Manley) Pitts(%oath I.

rim: PIM., b.Urroon. 'may: (Turnpike Coups( Lthoste.

Neb., 311. b: !bath Clear Lake, f3. May 2.0; Dick: >tines...pone 34.

N AL Dick: Oti.Dr-103) e.Hal, PM: /Penn) 'Demon. N. J.. h.1113. Tiny: 4Rainbowl Denree. b.Heft, Bente: MI Morocco) NYC, ac.

3,1111. Marty: iChurelilll Tavern! Pittenurth.re.

Jacks. Asa .0 Ifis Masks! Watts: (Orlando)Dams:. Ill.. h.

344074. Homy: Matins Moderns) MI. b.Jamie. Harry: ridemini NYC. IsJarrett', Tea: (Waetfiddi Westgate. Mau. b..0.1esnit, Distrie: IVan CRrei Dayton. 0. b.Aron*. frenzy: !Child's Para/300M, NYC. re.SeaCalOO, C. P.: iltrouraiskoziel 1.oe Angel.; Oh& AMOR Jortaay, illibitrot NYC. h.Johnson. Wally: (roaloui House) Como:ton.

na.Jura. lehass: Matey Oradyi Atlanta, On.. h.Jones, John Pall: 1400 Clunl Ft. Worth.

Tea. no.Jordan. Paul: !!!!3713.1 be.J oy, limey: 4041watee 111schl Chi 3, h.

7

Huhn. Met: A.1.101, NYC, to.Ryser, Rep: (Mb cbarleo Iseiti-nare. no.

Lake. SR: 10:4 CII, no.Lam, Lad's: ritopserl) 1.,,.1k170. haLaos. Lao: (11hrrato, IsYC. h.Laporte, Joe: 4014 Ilnornaniant NYC ro.Larnie. Raymond: !Little ltarlensi 244 An

Veen sc.Latin !Mrs: Manche Orionde) Chl,lama Boca.: !Calm, PIED_ b.Le flares. Wale. illeserli NCH) Newport. NY,

e.1.41e00100, 20e: tabs Marshalli Suchertoat

Vs., h.LeRoy. Howard: 10Mo) Younesion, 0.. IsIdaht, Zoom: (Collogei New 1tortir4e, 1.1. Y.. 2.Lombardo, 001: 4244orerett, NYC. Islent, 4intinle.. 101. Janos) Reading. Pa.. IsLone. Johnny. Illmeland) NYC. h.Lopes. %lo(4at: Mats Armory) WestRald.

Mass-. 7,Lomat, lochael: Machos:ram) NYC. no.Lou. Jimmy: (Adairat BOOLS1e>) Mobile. Ala..

b.Lucas, Clyda: 11311evarei NYC. h.Lunreford. Jimmie' (Retail Chi 234311 1:

iOrandi Evansville. lad. 3.3. LIclisro. Sammy: (110010 rthellse) Dallas,

ucccoL Bill: iiStatleci likeffrclo. 1.}Utast,. Connie: 1312 4' NYC, no.atrlartlacd. Jimmy: (Nitro. NYC. no.Maclak Pete: (Lbangt, 111riee11 Wuningtall,

D.0.. no.Madden. Bill: (Trammel AUsatie City. h.idalers. Titre*: allamond Moon P.10.10.

N. J., ne,allarnett. Malty: 'Rainbow Nom; NYC. no.Marla, Don: 112, Ctecot POILLuf Ch. o0.Marlowe, Terse: Recall/Wei Clarraor. N. Y..

Lit.Menton Jar 14.1!Capito Earl Clot a

Mary: t Reir)ers) Savannah,CO.

lank: tCopaeatana, NYC'. m.Itarldn, Bobby: (The MVO Nye. r,!.wales, Dave: 181. olleorte) Rrooki/h. ILMartin. Joe: (Club Mocarrol Phila. DC.

Orchestra Routes must be received at the Cincinnati offices notlater than Friday to insure publication.

"luau, Tenney: !Mew Beat, M. Louie. Inc martin. tom (Leon 4. ledcliors) NYC. rte.3u/taco. Delt: reenttNni Racine. Wio 11, 1; 241,114 Sod: ilersak's Casa Norm eartila, no.

(1.171 Oren Bey Nt4y I. 1. .Rooker /4111 Masters, Female. (Taut NYC. ILBooth Decd. Tod. 3: Icrraud Psisrei Co. Maya. Frahm: (Haviret4gadridi NYC, no.Irma, ancn., 3: wauk,taco. In.. 4. b; Meaner. Jobany: iMtAlpeni NYC, T.rOrpheurn) M0411023. 1fi. t: teasel. Dore, (Gaucho NYC. nr.Itsanowoe 7, L 11:13.Nr. Ol:moanliallIunal Los Angers, nr.

Miller, He (Abraluun Llacolai mamas,

Mort, Ted: (Hardy) Greenville. 11)01,.. h.Miller. Welber: (Caviller) Virttnia Desch.

Vs.. b.Miranda, Joao: (Pago Psgo Noon, DuneZen.

N. J.. ne.lionthita: !Colony) CM. be.Mann*, Vaughn ifittiler, Boston. h.Mooney, Art: 413orgestrt'oo Tut:oboe. N.

ro.Mocrebrad. Bum: 'Clan Alabaml Loo An-

tele., noMorales. Niro: (Ids Conga) NYC. no.Maeda poseur 4Arman4o1 NYC, ne3010001, Nay: (Warwick( isMoody. Bill: (201.233.mi Youngstown, 0., b.

Kesel Predate: Mel Mar CUM Basta Monlca,Calif , no.

NOD. Ray: tOrplwarn1 Davemort. le.. 16-ttin1r. of Nee , Lbscein 13; iOrpheum)

Onsha May 24, t.

slain, Push Mohan Washington_ D. C.. no.Helper. °melon: ream Mirror. rioDlcorr, It.Hay. 11erb3e: (Trocaclonci Heassruso. Ky.. OhKay. 804: rewind) Rut..: NYC. 00./ee. Sammy; ilegadosbrook) Ceder Orme.

NRents.,Sonar: Oftorkl NYC, Oh

Erni. Past: iNme Tabor, NYC, b.Xing Roger: ,The 1Cetantyl Brooklyn, re.Xng. Eddla: Ptitlei. 0.Rem Wayne: tOrramirer Minneapolis 1.Hone /Men; irkrown Dectoyi ckd, cc.Honey. Ray: Ocoangtoni NYC, 11.1Dery. Jahn: (Cate Ifiemoty Uptown) NYC. 150.Myth% Name,. et -lama' Cif, b.Role, Shelley: reieltiee's Tel Ream NYC. no.Harker Bros: ,PkC.dliy. WAIOCiacga. roc.Item Kabblera: irassitio Musa City. N. J.,

roe.Hrtotal. Cell: (Oakdale, Mame.. Oa_ be.Krupa, Oche: ,Patittayliaolal NYC. h.

Bands on Tour -.Ad vd n ce DatesDILLY DAM Coronado 'Theater. Rock.

ford. III.. April 29.30: Palace Theater.South Bend. Ind.. May I: Rialto Theater.Joliet. 711.. 4: CephetIM Theater. blacllson.Wis.. 1344: Capita, Theater. Davenport.Ia. 10.19; Paramount Thmter, CedarRapids, In.. RS.

BOBBY DYRNE: Trianon BallrconaToledo. 0.. May 1; Oeneral MotorsBuliding, Detroit. 2. hissonte Temple,Drum, 3: Trianon Ballroom. Cleveland,4: Mao University. Durham, N. C. 20:Totem Pole Ballroom. Auburndale. Maas,20 (week': Meyers lake Park, CantOds0.. July 20; Eastwood Gardens. Detroit,25 (week).

I.OUIS ARMSTRONO: New Bratife.-dToaster. IlradfOrd. Ph.. May S.

CAB GALLOWAY: Jayhnwk Theater,Topeka. Kan.. May 1.1; Frog Hop Ball-room. fit Armeph. Mo., 3: Tractor Ball-room:. Des Wines. Ia., 4: Parr Park, Dal-las. '1; City Auditorium. Houston. Tex.8: Clty Audtterium. San Antonio. Tex9; Munielpal Auditorium, MagOlt. On..Cloy Auditorium. Atlanta. 33: Roanoke

Auditorium, Roanoke. Va., 20: MarketAuditorium, Wheeling, W. Va.. 2$.

ANSON W RENS: Forty -and -RightA.:Mclean Les:Ori Armory. Monmouth. Ili.,May 1: Memorial HAIL Racine. Wes.. 2:Back Of the Yards Council, 108thEngineers' Armory. Chteace. 3: QueensBall Strawberry Peet] val. Humboldt,Tenn. 8: National Ourintl. Turner Hall.Belleville. DI.. 24.

AMITE LUNOEFORD: Labor TempleBailment, Louisville. Ky., May 0: PaintsRoyal*. South Bend, Ind 7; ItalahowElatlroores Denver. 13; University ofColorado. Boulder, 13; Wanclermere Ball.Morn. Idaho ram, Idaho. 10.

BOB STRONG: Northwestern Uhl-vandty, Itruiaten, 111.. May 3. De PaulUniversity. Chicago. 16.

CLYDE ISeCOY: Kemp Theater CtreultIn North and youth Cart:Atha, achy 1110:Haverty Hills Country Club, Newport,Ky.. 13 -June 3; bluehlobach Hotel. Kan-san City, Mo. 1-19; Meadowbrook COt112..try Club, St. tooth, 2 -July 3.

Norris Roan: 'Royale) Detroit. re.$0170. Rol: ICsatIe Yartall Clclunnall, 20. hL

0Over, BU): ilawroncer RM. P.., is.Olmen. V.1- iArresenador 04411 C.I. to-o:son, Htni: itICL7rto..1 Beath, Itollyneed.

Oneeko. Baby": iCommotomi $70. b.Orlando. Ma (Chaa. perm) Chic ete.OM as Fields: itruclaenci trahrogda. Ind., h.

Pate. Paul; abildelberal Jac/um. allea. it.PaLchlio Verrsainiu) NYC. no.

ineadicomberi NYC, ne.perrony, Joe: (Belmont Plaral NYC, b.reword. Welbar: ILO Montnamsassi NYC. no,Parrish, C --411x: 11001031 0318 Mulcark.

Ma.. ne-Persooa Lorin: illeok-Caalltaoi MOOS h.pram. Tam: Marotta Univ.) Norwich. N.

H., 3; iSuanybitook Part, Folistash M.2: (Lyrloi liridteport. Oknz, 4, t; Mate -wood Park) 14410noy City, Pis. 0.

Pearl. Ray: 'Annum. NYC, IsPenes. Chutes: "?..tcesmorga'a Hungarlso

NTO. of.Pete.. Iftbo: 'Palmer Rome) Clot 0.Peters.. Omar: igumetrei Atlanta City. b.pv4tt. elgarny.Plamal NYC. h.Pops, lobby: oilier/aim Halms City. no.Powell. Walter: (Oro:more, Mansasicl 0 , or.?main, ead: (010.0314 117moboo) NYC. on.

Quarteil. ?Vault: (0Nost8s'si Cl)). na.

Ramos, Ramon: oDraket Cbt h.Raid, Arthur: (Hormone POssa) NYC, b.Recut Kemp: 111.410 geta MOIR, New Bet.

lord. Mau.ReStusien, Jos: (Netherland Alarm Calera-dil, IL

Raley. 113ke: altar, Oradyl Atlanta. 0.Mao, Ifoorent IW.ItomP Pitira, h.Reborn'. Red! iWaygode Into West 87er10

Ltd. Mu.. re.Hoek, River Ramblers: (errantry Ritrten,

Careentood. N. Y.. 10.Rogers. ,Kok: (Censer, Tech) PIttaburth 3:

(Comanat Grave) Totedo, 0-,_ 4.Roesello. 144: talanta Carlo) NYC. De.Roll's TAMA: "Alstami Chi. ne.Rutsia, Mahe: 1111clor7 !towel NYC. na.

Babies Paul: can't -roan(' Debi& h.g anaiets. Jamie*: (1torneael.teslookli NYC. at.&spirals. George: tesalenner 84.111114. Oa.. lcEa.:Mere. NAL 481. Regis) NYC. it.gameen. Red: (Clob DeLisa) Ch1. mt.Bananas, POW: (Ototidatai Syracase. IL Y..

h.Maws Hawker tChatesni atedemei NYC, Da!bawd. Saga: (Park osseam H.da ne.BIliosiettes. rage: (DeWitt OUniont Almon

K. Y.. b.Sun Larry: Nisaluauden NYC. b.Dalai., Nobel: 'Dimmed Iloeseshosi RTC, sm.01104, APIs: tRialoassy C340, Albany. N.Y., MS.etedclis Joe: illa Rue) NYC. na.811717E Start 4/11117 Stables) NYC. Oh

2404: Kate Scelety Uptown, NYC. inc.Iltaerer, Hared& (Park Lanai NYC. ILOptrus et Rhythm Pear: tRegteatIon Canto'

Itolnywood. Calif.. ix.ittirteat. iDavideon Collet", Clue.

MCC N. C., 34; (Cmplrel Allemown, Pa.7. b: 41.47,411 ColLetel lasternefe

Stabile. Del; (Tlevasuicki Emma, h.Steaorie, ammo: 1L'Idalear Cm. re.Merung. Straub: i/dposs Tavern) Allass00

Clip no.Btetncy, Ocerge: 4Cod Route) NYC. 01.

Welly. 410,11M4rer Ralinnore,Gory. law ,dirsonere) cka, 0.S umter, Ted: MOM* Carlol NYC. no.Moon. (Mallasser, *Ems O.. IsIsahlvset. Itiekey: iLleld; Words0loir. Masa. 0.folieeter. Bob: illogywoot) Katad.tron. 34ealL.

no.Bylvlo. Don: (Bertolottru NYC. at.

Tao. Jimmie: Otsuerroarie/ lituttiOs. ne.Teistardes. Jack:(Caea Manaisaans Angeas. b.Terry Prank (mcvro) Bsilsio.TbOropsees, Nen: 4V111s, Medeenel Cl)), r.Tram. Al, itmahoel C311. Le.Vaster, -raPPP': (Disekluok Or1131 Ohl. aTrial. Anthony: (Oresosich 011460 Inn) NYO.

seTacker. Orrin: (Ataalca) Chl, 0.

Dull. Dm: (A.Istaro) CM. 113.V

Valero Satan!: (Rainbow Naomi NYC. ore.Parrot. Tanrop (C303 Rani Brooklyn, no.Va114.. Male: )ftrovidreee 111lmYAl Ponot

Mom, R. 2., h.%WYO. 411=.74. iSebociNouse IDol Plass Dr.

Wald. Jerry: (Child's Opamot Cludenu NYC.re.

Wenn., Ted. otalaeoi Cleveland, t.We0Ae..1. Coank: Lake Charlre, La..

Wesley, Loon: 1044td1 Glob) 144 Angela.. no.Whneman. Paul: (011s' Pub) On B. Pa.. 3.971113ens. Sande: (A.dee) NYC, h.Madan. Sir Reginald Ouy. (Toppers Cal°

Merabooritetne, 10 .7. ne.Winton. Batty:Relators 011111 NYC. ore.Whole.

lute: ri(p Me, trekei etty, 11. 3.. OnWoods. Ilerir IChesisat 111'.1 comet) Oesnia

Pe._. 1: *rotary Academy, V.I.Vy Torte 3:!DIANA, airlInslexton, Del, h h.

Tong, Eddie; iCirerrerrel rotted. h-

PW Attracts 600 in MaconMACON. Oa., April 20 -Apo:can:rustily

600 Oaken' were sold for the concert anddance of Paul Whiteman at the ShrineMosque hare lut week. Tickets brought$1211 each advance and $1.50 at the aaocEvent was held In the Mosque ballroomlathe usually concerts are held In MuMerits! Auditorium. and It was 1nnature 07 an experiment. Sponsors werethe degree Learn ot AI Sanoth Tbmple.which mad* L small profit.

Hay 3, 1941 LEGITIMATECendocted by EUGENE BURR -Coraniumeatices to 1564 Broadway. New Ye, City

Thn ItIllhoard 17

Local 802 ColdOn Equity PlanFor Stude Shows

NEW YORK, April 20.-Loosi 810 et theArm:Kam ?Memnon of Musiciens willnot be represented at the first meetingFriday (2) of the Central Control Bairdgoverning epeeist matinees of Sent showsto be gran for high 'an ool atudeets, withthe OdroUndon price ac at 25 Gents.

Add: The New GenerationBOSTON. April 28.-F -rat night pa-

trons at the Shubert, where Rote .Vaneopened teat week, were treated to real harsh after the Anal curtain.

U the crowds etreamed thru thelobby a sweet young thing clingingto the arm of her hero remarked ina very loud voice. "Oh. I'm w disap-pointed I They didn't follow the movieat ant"

04,11,elurkiff,TVItingn.tltrzo'i Wynn Show FoldsIn Chi; "A&OL,"

Equity Napartrae. hare okebed the planwith the exception of the musicians:

The Central Contra] Board coodsta ofa repreeentatIve from each of the or. "Eileen" Do Wellgthirattons involved, end It to. probablethat at Priday's meeting some action willbe taken to put on at least one specie)Tontines. this seawas. However, the planwill not be put Into effect officially untilthe opening of the fall steam.

A ppekeaman for Local 802 indicated aresentment against Actors' Equity initiat-ing the plan to esineate the school chlt.dren toward an aggirecintian of the legittheater, and haling other unions in thebadness foot the bill,

While this attitude was Indicated. therpokosoun also that that Local 802 viewedtoe plan merely as a benent, and thorn.her would not deviate from Its bin onplaying free for benefits, or. as In thiscase, playing for a percentage of thehouse.

Spokesman admitted. henvena. that Ifthe nunielone union didn't participateIn the plan (hero would be little If anyIII effect. beeline atalght dramas do notrequire the use of musicians.

The mind -Ion of the suM Involved, safar se the retialelans are concerned. Umall. us -online to the apokesman, butthe principle of maintIning the unionstandards le what local 802 la concernedwith, he said. If Equity k hopped upabout eporsocIng the project be hinted,Enmity shOutd pay for the cost of music.

CHICAGO. Aprtl 213.-Surprtae Mean.pointment of the reason Is Ed Wynn'a00.0 and Girls Together.. at the Selwyn.which ends Its local run tonight (261,giving It four seeks. Receipte were offfront the start, no week topping 1113.000.far below expeetetsonia blow foldedfor the summer and may tete to theroad again in September. Veteran* herefeel tbst Wynn has been away from theLoop toa long (about eight years) andthe new generation doesn't know him.

The two current leaders are Argent,and Old Late, at the Orend opera House,stetting Its fourth week Monday (28) and

gr:."1,:.ez,i1 01:ii'iitt:'lr: =wit:between $13,000 and *14.000 per week,plenty good.

Life With Father, In Its 034 week atthe Biaensione, Ia stilt weaning $13.000a Petit but Is scheduled to close at theend of Its 60th term. Two-week run ofThe Mon Who Carte to Dinner ended atthe Erlanger lost Saturday was mild atthe b. o. House relights May 5 withTwelfth Night, coming to for four wake.

Cabin In Mc Sty will pick up a monthat the Selwyn starting May 4. ThelIelizapoppfn road show opens at theAuditorium May 11 for en Indent:1lbrun, Wilt stay at tenet three weeks andMay Wing on all summer if taninevaiholds* up. Loop houses went beggingfor thin one, but producers etteideet onthis larger too less oonveniently locatedWarner Pic Houses theater.

Lest production

Play Swore "Road" folded bat Saturday (101 after a week program. epooa red by a long lineal, Is

Dramatist -Manager Accord Seen;League May Withdraw Its Suit

NEW YORK. April 26,-Aa a result Ofthe meeting of the League of New TothTheaters Monday tall. negotiations onthe bade author -manager agreementWill be reopened between the Dee:mallets'Ou)]d and the League at the League'sremiest. tL is Indicated that the Leaguewill drop its monopoly stilt agathat theGuild. regardless a the decision on theOundas motion to dismiss.

However, telor. the Guild will enterInto new negraletIona It want, to know"speeifically what producing managerswill be represented by the League's pro.poised committee and aim (awl want tobare the assurance that any agreementarrived at between the League's commit-tee and the ChitItlin committee will beModusg upon the managers representedby the League's committee," The owealso wants "a detailed Ming et theepecillc changes which the League basin mind for consideration and whichmight form a proper aub)ect for recon-sideration."

The Dm:stellate' Ouiid Is doing noth-ing further on the writ brought aguieseIt by the League except to await the do -

NEW HAVFN. Conn., April 28,-Tnelegitimate production of the reed-thoer-inr Totem, Rood alai play at leant threeWarner movie theaters in Connectthutanti maybe more. 0. C. Renett, dint:let'.+:-mer at the New Haven orate of the

Warner circuit, announced this week,hyrthern hillbilly dramas ran eerily

be played In motion picture bootee.Barrett said. due to the one scene usedthruout. Already dated are the follow-tng Werner houses: Poises, Norwich. Nosy12: Garde, New London. May 13.14:Snand, Wateebury, May 15-17. Thanetatted have not for Tears played

and heavy turnout Le expected bythe mode chain. Barrett ustel arrange -menu are now being made for placingTono-co Road In other Warner houses Inthe State.

(Leafed below are the dreittons of&emetic crates on the Mae muralair:moonrise dailies concerning thet000dway shone of the week, in figuringroan raper, "no opinion" man areMu -red one-half "yes^ and one -hay"ti" rather than being thrown oat at-:op.:her. Tile shoeld glee a Mow truthTine "no opinion" ('Ore, SO per cent,tan then tern, At the end of eachmonth of the season the Mono and theirinorentages war be listed, together with

remote of host they fared at the beeOffice, ho en effort to deterierne how..51:h the critical receprton effects thefinatetal return/ and hole closely thecr'il,r ere* with the &eaten or theirreaders.)

"The beautiful PeaPla"-61%rns, Winchell Uhrorn, Watt" Herald -

71,o -ion. Brown (Post). Athlone:7ir:te 1,

NO- PnItrIp3e (World -Telegram). Kroh.rriberger (PM).

NO OPINION: Mantle /Newel, Lock-cMine Mush Anderson fJournalnAmenl.on),

and half at the Selwyn and two weeksat the !Studebaker. Milked tun all' theway.

"Rl i "Ile."Corn"Win Crix Prizes

NEW YORK. April 20.-The New YorkDrama Critics.' Circle Mannts for the1040-'41 sown go to Which on theRhine, Voted the beet American play,and The Corn Is Green, voted the beatplay by a foreign author.

Watch on the Rhine was written byLtnInn Rellennn and Mans newt Lutes.The Corn Is Ogees was written by&elm Williams and stars gthet Derry -rites. Both playa were produced byfierman Shorans, and both aro cur-rently running on Broadway.

William Saroyann The RrauffralPeople, which opened on BroadwayffonelaY (21), received second /ace, withthird place going CO /ratite dots.

While The Core It Green man the!oaten award thumbs down. 'even bal.Rats had to be tither, before a dassloncould be made as to the best Americanplay. 'reeler VOttgy were finally given toWelch on the Rhine, six to The !Mutat.Jul People, and one to Notice Son.

The awards will be presented Sundayevening (271 at a dinner to be held atthe Algorimitn Hotel.

I.unts ZIG in Phil; 'Life' 15GPHILADICLPHLt. April 20. - With

$13 000 In the URA In advance. ThereShoff BC No Night closed Its fortnightNick tonight (261 at the Forrest Theaterwith a big $52.000 at a $3 top, GrossOf 024.00 aria $4,000 under the firstweek, tho both wrote were of eennutprOpertionn. Philadelphia Forum takingover the house for the first two nightsof the second week held down the gross.a. did AT'S aubeertption ooln the first*tante_ CritIcs not as enthusiastic overthe play.

Life With Father onntinuei on itsmercy wow of the Walnut Street Theater.At a 02.60 top. e.tlti plenty good with615,000 for It, chased week ended to -Wrist. after $17.000 Studer holidayweek. Looka like a cloth to hold outduring the entire month of May.

Wash. House CallsRadio Reviewer "NotFavorable Enough"

WASHINOTON, April 20.-Criticlarn ofplaya featioari at the National Theateris not wonted, according to Jack Creamer,WINK renewer. who airs it theater pro-gram entry Monday West at midnight-BCC11/90 he took the liberty of analyzingsome sheens appearing at the National.Creamer was told by Edmund Monis.manager of the theater. that na longerwould free tickets be supplied WINX.

Creamer denies that he penned any ofthe road shows at the National, end saidthat Ins attempts to Ignore some of themore gluing faults brought complaintfrom its/mars to effect he was leaningover backward to give the theater a lift

called Two Damn Front. and features areport of every first night at the Netionalor other thcatens.

When program Ides was being :nappedPtohn was reported as unwilling to en-v...age birth of new attic*. but Cramere lated at the time that he didn't feelau la, scantly confident Os "eri UcIze" showsand it was his plan to make a factual"report." On this bouts Maus mattedtwo ducats each week for Creamer, butafter a few weeks Mona complained thatthe broadcasts weren't frivorablo enough.

State, Federal AidFor "Lost Colony"

'SALISBURY. N. C., April 28.-Both the1.011.111 0010(11I(ItA1 and the State areCo-operating In the production of TheLori Coloity, Paid Green's symphonicdrama which will open Its fifth seasonon Roanoke Island July 3. Reccgaltionby the State came with ratIfication ofan act of the Legislature undenaltingthe production to the extent of $10,000 ayear If necessary. In the discretion ofthe governor. "to nerve es es year-to-yearguarantee of the continued prep:mho:SOPof this hintorical and patriotic drama."

The federal government, In formallydesignating as a national historic, nitsthe 10 kW, on whlcb the fort bunt byBtr Waiter Thaleighn colonists stood. of-fered the to -operation of the nationalpark service to "Make R. pout ble forThe Lest Colony to roach an ever -in -creaming number of the American

Hedgerow N. Y. Season SetTHUM/MP/M. Amil 26.-Ste plays

In New York neat season are set for theHedgerow Theater. repertory group atsuburban Moyian-Roee Valley. A groupof Philadelphia and New York emirate*will back the venture. Mat of the 425,-000 needed to guarantee the move hasbeen subscribed already. 'powers tn.eluding Lee ehubert. Mow nice. andWarren P. Monsen.

Gotham season win Include works ofShakesprna, thaw, O'Neill. Susan Oteropelt, and two new gore Claire Leonardto Use theater's New York repreatastatire.

cLaion Of the Supreme Court on Use mo.Lion to have the case dinnisaed. It lathe Oultdh opinion that ulna the law-suit was stoned by the Lamle. It N impto the League, and the League atone.to take further action on the cult.

James Ir. Reilly. executive secretary ofthe Lague. could not be reached for astatement. nor would the League giveout any Information on action-lf any-taken as a result of the petition drawnup by Herman Shumlin and signed bymany of the other managers for thediscontinuance of the suit against theGuild.

"Arsenic" Clicks inChi; Cast Excellent

CHICAGO. April 28.--Anrote and OldLace. which Howard Uneasy and Musedthous.° brought tnto the Orsat4 OperaHouse with a strong OM heeded beLaura Hope Crews, Bile Shannon, ErichVon throneless. and Clinton Sandberg,should be here fee many weeks, Judgingby the opening week's business (oar$13.000) and the heavy Adelina sale.There Is little doubt now that the as-aredged Lino -up Is moat capable in ex-tracting every bit of enterumnunt outof this hilarious Joseph Keeselring mur-der play.

Moen Crews and Shannon portray withenateblue knowtedge the nutty BrewsterSlaters, who do away with elderly gentle.men In pinnies* !whims. Von Strobrunacts the role of their mad nephew withselmtreble conviction.

Ciskei 60114bere. ea Ono of the fewSADO parole In the group, handles a diffi-cult role with paisabie ease. and appearsoverbuntened only tn the minor. las interracing spot,. Angie Adams made acute, winsome ingenue (she subbed forthe ailing Men Twelrettece on Metacaualit Others In the cast who got bynicely Include Henry Sharp (an Dr. 1,2n.*UM). Herbert Corthell (who nee manystolid laugh aa Teddy "Roosevelt- Urew-ater), Henry Buckler. Chartes Jordan. Ott,ribertetan. Harold Gray. Riche:el ft. Bishop.and Harry Irvine. non ignerg.

Operetta 33C in Springfieldarantorret.o. Maas.. Awl! Oa-Daniel

J. Maloney. meows.* secretary of theSpringfield Playgoers' League. said tbatthe Shut:ens' production of BlossomTime at the Court Square Theisen herothe lad groused "1331:0-and that% aoonservative figure.'

The matinee played to about 60 morepeople than saw Flora Robe= to en.atefx Rettremene end the show was almost

complete sellout In the evening. withthe family circle and balcony sold cutalmost a week In advance of pleadiste.

Maloney also noted that the advancesale foe Alexander Woolicou In TheNan Who Came to Dinner le tremendous.with the ditto, May 7. almost two weeksaway and not a line of advertising ap-pearing In the paper' to date. -

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Slot play on 113roaduuayReviewed by tugene Burr

LYCEUMDeterring Monday femme. Apra 21.1941

THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE

Aay, by war men Sateema. Coacted

aromas Soled deacon, byLem antearmorsd by Saloom timuweaPm agent, Lao freedman. Slept mansger.Pete, 'Metro. Penenred by Orman WOgem

Owen Wiesner. a Poet and Scientist

kareway Bluctiosseer, a Lisstetly inLorna

the Soumenurno Fredric." SimonsApses Wetater, a Savo betty SiesrJonah Weester. a Respoos Man

e.:;t-s1.63::;),.teyWilliam Pron. Vice-Prosidost

L tieltantmesDan Hillevi. Cold Co/maroon .M.0 Noyfather Hogan, a Cm hehe Edward NamelyHarold Webster. a Son a -d StettinDon femmeA Heaven You"g Mon Pelee >Cameo

The Play Tana Pima M the tham Roma asthe front Perch. and In tie Yard of en OldHouse on Red Rock Mot Nam Quintana weedsN the &meet Oman of San Francisco.

Terse --Afternoon And twang 04 a SununuDay TM Year.

The Play I. ll'aded M Yee, Act* of TwoSeams IBM

WUham Saroyana 771s BeavetridPeople. presented by William Saroyan atthe Lyceum Theater Monday Might utsderWitham Saroyana direction, could bedleentased In paragraph if It weren'tthat number of people prtalotisly sc-ented of Intelligence have balled Mr.Bunyan as the great original genius ofthis century's dream. That makes Itnecessary. I suppose. to go into detailnone( :ling play that ist so stupid.minima and Incompetent that the taskof reneerte-g n is almost an Insult toan adult mind.

On the bads of The Beautiful Peopleand the three previous, etaterfaxt °Muttons,It memo clear that San:mane, irsavderousoriginality consists In taking mumealInstrument (preterably a trumpet), hat.Inc It. ploy an old. lanneer tune, andthen filling the interatlem between themusic with diskette novenae that con-taina enough treacly bathos to convinceman a dnsmatto cattle that Mr. &troy=looks kindly upon the human race. That.at heat, is the formula again repeatedIn The Reetitqat People, artach. met -&neatly, IA very needy identical withthe nest Saroyan nightmare. My !(turf'sIn the Ittphiands. Writing the samething over and ever again Is evidentlythe dentagulehing mark of groat. orig-inality.

The Webster.. :ether. daughter, andinn. live in a house en bill overlookingSan Francesco. using for money pen-sion cheek that arrives monthly for aman who lam been dead foe sewn year*.The father makes speeches on straincorners and use expletive* suchas 'Pole nar and pyramid?": the son.doenibeel u s poet and Wannest. does=thing eseept write books that are eachcomposed of a Mete word (Trees" lathe erthpleto text of Ma masterpiece):and the daughter la saintly lass whogoes around punching the merry menwho puma* her and who protects thethalami:it Woe who lire In the haute.thereby beconang kr-own as Saint AgnesW the Mire for Saint for assort). She In-heres the mice bring her flowers arrangedto spell her !mine. but her brother Owen1* fealty responsible. (The father feelsthat all Illusions should be protected.)There is also an eider brother who playathe trumpet and who is to New 'rock:but they can hear him playing all theway scams the continent.

An old lady who once loved the tethercornea to visit. When the Mame. a com-pany ace -president comes to toy thatthe pension trend Ina been dacorered.and te an charmed by the family that hespends the evening and not only con-tinues the penann but raises It 610. Adrunk and a Catholic priest also cometIn. and the father tolls them that thehuman heart Is connected with the polestar mid with the pyramid and thattherefore he lea very religious man. Thedaughter. meanwhile. bag fallen In lamwith someone named John, and the sonhas gone to church to bring bark a run-

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nom, rodent but returns with the wrongMame. Then. when everyone is re-assembled. the horn of the other soncomes nearer and nearer, and tileprodigal returns with a homeless lad Intow. As he plays Woederna One (whichhe has been playing behind the scene*alt Hun the "play- and which was evi-dently written In by the. playwright serenade to himself) the curtain fellaand you can wake up and go home.

That's all, brother.But. no aynopas can passably' convey

a Mat of the fumbline, pecteratous.stupidly bonny dialog. $a cyan Is en-dently trying to say that you Would livethe way you want to line (a good trickIf it work.). that Illusions should be pro-tected, that people are beautiful troode.and that *indite:a is wonderful. If. onthe other hand. you Insist that thewhole thing la an allegory lewd on the'hird Crusade or the *citrate* of theNLRB. I can't argue with you. Men Ifhe means what I think be means. he tsonly taring something that has been saidminnow times before-end, In everyrase except the three in which he we-t -Musty said It himself. Inienitely betterthan he says It In The Beatirifial People.No one who attempts to work In au artform without at least tralr,g to masterthat form deferent libellous bearing.And certainly no ono can be called awriter who is Unable to meralisl wordseren Into a emblemoo of elementarycoherence.

Ptinoting his preamagont Melina&troyan tried out the play before freeaudiences, ins -iodine one houseful ofpeople who had never before Nail a play.Uncovering new audiences is an excellentthing-but It warns certain that thosewho saw The Reeuriltd People wIn care-fully avoid peeing another name play forthe rent et their natural Inew ft maybe that Earoyan. all Slam this, Is merelyenjoying a hence -laugh et the expenseof his Ittoletons (It seems hard to believethat an adult mad write The DeautifutPeople without hie tongue In Mr cheek):but. whether he la or not. those who nodin his stuff all aorta of entrveloua insit.cation!, of genitut were to belong leas Ino theater than In a psychopathic ward.Preferably In the eel! next to them who.20 years ago. blabbered at the someecstatic way over Gertrude Steen.

With Mr. Barman directing as well eaproducing and wroing. you Can Irnagtne(It you have strong lensgtosttorn theshambles on the Lyceum stage. The Primfemional actors In the cast offerprodigies of Valor. with Curtis Cookacyactually fretting a number of effeetafrom the tether's, astoundingly ridicu-lous epochs., and with & Sellanttne'spantomime as the Moe -president amaaterpleoe of send humor. Three rola;hoarier. aren't even played by actors.Eugene Loring. a aplendiel dancer aaxlellotegrapber, plays the son withcartoon effects that go over excellently.but fall to itadiente what he might doIn more nearly rational play. DonFreeman, the cartoonist and *ram, ap.pears briefly as the trumpet player; andBetsy Blair, whom Mr. Beroyan puller!out of the chortm of Paean., nettle, at-tempts the loading rote of Saint Agnes.Tales Blair hat a .empathetic pastelquality about her. but that's all. As yetshe entirety lacks tome, projection, and.for that matter, any real acting ability.

It mightn't be a bad Idea for SaroTanto take a tip Wan his .own characterand. In the future. write only one -weedPlata: at any rate It would cut downthe boredom conrideralay. For thatmatter. a one -word review of The Beas-t-4/ot People mieht be a good Mai. YOUrein guess the 'word.

Theater -Brokerage TiesBOSTON, April 26.-State lees:Mire

committee on inereantiie affairs has re-ported favorably on a bill prohibitingany connection between theater* andticket brokerage companies.

Shuberts control the Herrick agencyhere, and bill la bettered to be out-growth of beefs. Other ageocica havecomplained they cannot get tette ticketsdirect. hot are forced to procure themthnl Iferriclea

Proposed manure would make It Illegalfor any theater to be connected in anyway with any agency selling tickets at apremium. Also proriden that no theater

shall mil any ticket at any other prismtitan that nitatinthed as the box oak.per.,

Nonleborg.

Experimental Theater OffersSuccessful Tryout Slowing

NEW YORK. April 28.-The Experi-mental Theater. which offered Sturm:desas Its Mat production and the tryout ofa badly written MOT play as Its secondyesterday afternoon finally came Into Itsown won the tryout showing of Coorce)1. Corey's Not to Oar Slam at the Bat -mine Theater. The Corey play, as Itstands. is far from perfect, but It dis-plays a gat for rich and human waitingand with Intelligent reworking shouldturn out to be a welt above average com-mercial entrant. And it inelcatea thatMr. Corey. as playwr ght. la a gentle.man to be watched.

The tale is of the Monitions. a vigor-ously lath family who Inhibit the jan-itor's riparteneet of a tenement. Pibby.the father. majeatically guided a trolleyfor many yeses and. tho the busses haveput him out of work and Into penury,refines to abate a Jot or tittle of hispeculiarly limb pride. Kelvin. the eon.was forced to Meal because of povertyand his father's refusal to accept relief:ha Is out of Jail on parole. arid will haveto go back unless he can prove theposes -Woe of Job or his father's abilityto support him. Rose, the daughter,work.. as a waitress and want., to manya young man pained Tommy, who isas penniless as her own family. Mollie,,the mother, otrtros valiantly to hold thefamily together.

The Intrtrattes of the plot-rangingfront the beatMus to the patisette andfrom realism to two -penny farce-areIlterarly tweond drieription. It wouldtake a clearer heed than mane to tellyou In coherent detail how Plbby, InOrder to fool the parole board. starteda mythical rand and gravel busineaa on.motley he. tout not yet borrowed from

Equity SlateIs Named

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NEW YORK. April 24.-The regularticket of norninem fee the laolintlea inthe Council of Actor.' Crotty Meade -lion. prepared by the nominating com-mittee. was relented yesterday by Floe -taco Reed. chatrrnan of the nominatingcominntee.

Seventeen names are listed en theticket on which the members will voterat the annual meeting Arno 6: 15 havebeen nominated for the full term offive years and two for a term of threeyear*. Prom this list 10 will be electedfor Ove years to the council and ono forthree years.

The 15 Lamm nominated for the five-year terms are John Alexander. E. J.Milliken. Makin header Bevetly Bayne.CRS tin Tlionta.a, ..eynolde Dennioton.Robert T. Halm., Richard Taber.Margaret Webster, Arthur Pierson. Comnein, Otis Manner, Louts Celbera,Vitienne Segal. Ethel Waters., andLillian Otah. The two name* nominatedfor the three-year term are JohnKennedy and hate Titer.

"Ilan's" Loop Return OkehIn Cain, Bin NSG at B. O.

ClitCADO, April 26.--eace H. Hordetook a gambling chance by beingsrmback The Mists Who Came to fanner fortwo meta,. this time et the ":anger.The new mat, headed by AlexanderWoollcott, Is as capable as the Met line.up. ankh featured Clifton Webb, Cer-Minty Woolloott can took and act moreIlke Woolicott than Webb nut, and hesurprised with a performance Markedwith COOP and assurance,

The Orat connianY at the Ranh, In1940 took In meaty groom for month..For the fortnight (which Included HolyWeek) She reeducate dropped mallbank roll. Wooticotta draw at the h. o,was nil. Show will tour thru June.when It will vend up Sn Boston.

Brilliant week le contributed by EdithAtwater, who makes an attractive andappealing secretary: Doris Nolan. as theMay actress who stops at nothing to geta rote: Silk Rttodes, as an un-lenallahNoel Coward: Teddy Hart, as buries!,enah Ranee: Joe Z. Marks, as Protease.;Men: Walter Coy, as the handsome news.paper man: Arthur OrIffin. as the doctor.Janet Fox. as the nurse, and MinnieDupree. aa the host's aged and peculiarsister. Lea Penman. James Tram,Oreichen Davidson. sod Clyde elllmorecomp*** the Stanley family.

Montaat skinflint cousin, how he prom.Lacal Jobs to MI and sundry: how analderman In search of re-election prom -Red to get hose's young man on thepollee force: bow Plbby took rent moietyMorn the tenants to buy office furniture'with which to Imprem the parole board:and how. atter wildly alternating opaaniaof near -sweeten and utter failure thathad the swore...10nel audience tostitches. Plbby finally got the mateyfrom the skinflint by pretending mettle-and' then Immediately eat down anddecided that, now that his nOt-yet-tatablishod Maine% was runniest nicely.be would probably run for alderman.

The plot really doesn't matter toocouch anyhow, so far as Its detail* ereconcerned. It goes overboard occasion-ally, and Its wildfire alterations In thelast act are much too close to )(wry -built fano for comfort: but it serveschiefly as a emote:Maly kAleidokopicframework for Mr. Cony's, knowing.kindly, and satirical !Miriam lampoon-ing of Male character. for his richhumanity and warm underatanding andfor the jeweled garment of his dialog.Mr. Corey Indulges In Do self-consoietaaHigbee of purple prose: but he 'puedeout all the salty. ImaginatIre wealth ofIrish verbal embroidery at lie brat, anddare in a dialogic way for triab-Anserl-cans what Synge and Yeats and Lady°revery did for the home folks,. Insverbal tapestry ta made of rirh trash lazeeorered with tempting stains Of cornedbeef and cabbage.

If the too -pat last act hail bad aeynthetteally tragic ending Instead of aemithrtically comic one. and If Mr.corers name were °Maxey. Not fu OurSCors would probably be belled IA therichest and boa play of Ireaancea mootslobbered over modern playwright.

The lesperimental Theater did a work-manlike Job of the production. too. Thedirection (it Is untredtted. but WinifredImelfhen la said to have had a hand Init). who It falls to tone down some ofMr. Corey's rougher spots. Is easily ade-quate: and the cast In manething morethan that, with Harold Vermilyea. thelacking emu of Pibby's grandiloquentforce, doing fine Job as that darlingfour-flusher, with Ruth Thane ettlerelttoffering constatently fine work as Molly.with Menem leceworth doing a hilariousjob in the skinflint relatire, and withminor insiertMenta excellently filled bytoning Smith. Loo Needham. John Ire-land, and 0. Mrayne Cordon Best ofall. tho. Is Walter Burke as the hammedKelvin. Ile gives sa unobtrusively scaldand effective a performance as this re-porter boa sewn all season.

Not fa Our Stars, with a btt of re-working, should definitely rate a com-mercial production next masson-If onlythey don't ruin It by allowing BarryFitzgerald to overplay Ptiaby.

Ramose Burr.

Revivals Clean Up in Hub;"3Inrie" 18G; "Road" FIG

aosrom. April 20. --The two Hubboliata open this week enjoyed nearlycapacity buatnem. Rose Mara: and To-bacco Road, both of which have been areabare before, kept the elastomers comingInto the Shubert and the Plymouth Insteady Moms. Rose Matte has been heldover for another week and May be heldfor a fourth If business continues, Witha 112T5 top, opus has been doing mil,

dill) another revisal on the Shuberthit parade Las been penciled In for themonth of May. Gay &come, with Luella°err, Ben Blue. and Collins and Stow.bane ekotdol for Its revival poem no26. May be held back If Host' Marie owl -noun at Its present pace. Under prowntplans. Modeler PfiltlY will open May 11tintem current vehicle la head over farmore than four weeks,

Thle week's gamma were as follows:Rome Mane (Shubert, 1,590 sesta: *2'15

top). Worked on a bit made morepreventable. this one le cleaning up. Cur-rent meek wits very juicy 610.000.

rehdree Road (Plymoutb, 1.400 Matoel 65 top). Fined Manta due to previous,bookergs. Could eisally stay longer.Sweet *14.000 for total of e24,000 In two

,Iloy 3, 1941 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 19ondected hy PAUL DENIS Coremseseatons to 1564 Ileaseiway. New York C.le-SAM NONICSIRC, Assuiate

BIGGEST CAFE MAKES MONEYClub Talent

New York:YVICITE opens at the Copacebana May

& TUC ASIIIWRNS are vet for theReuther: Grill Mey 0 thee Al go..

, . GRACE DRYSDALE railed for aeopanstana opening In Rio de JrootroAwn 18, Nut Drape: to on the sameboat and will open at the sauna spot. HalSeeds set Use dales.

SOB REINHART, magician, began anIndefinite run at the Rainbow 0011. ,. ,

MARJORIE JANE AND BOSSY MUMago denotes, are In thole eighth weekat Zirnmermeria

NANSTTE PABARDS replaces' Adrienneat the Pierre May L. . PAPPY BELOWY back est the Wisp Barn.. , 3111.11AgeLAZAIe after 'several years In tiouth&merle& wth return here after a CubanVacation.. . . THE leILLINGIONS, letby esek Lenny. open at Leon At Eddie%May

MARIO AND PLORIA but In townalter a holdover run at the Brook.Stud. . HILLY VINE returned from10 menthe and two weeks at the Airliner,Wont, a record, and then hopped to theTx Ite, Montreal. *Pelting April 18 forfour woke . . GUIDO AND OREME.ballroom team. player's the Wesley Hoe -beau hero.. . . Eitisitrrr, formerly ofEverett and Evelyn dance team, now aempunt at Fort Bragg. N. C.. JACKYIELDS, magician. recently ran up areseed eteV -week engagement at theReeked Resteurmit, where he alsoexeseed.

Chicago:WHITSON BROTIERRS selling for Rlo

aloe their current run at the PalmerWine ending June 18. . . . Tie.° ANDART MILLER staying on at the Tara-menet Clube La Sallee DI. Set by TommyBeem. . . . WILLIE ElltORK einem, andVoile °libelee former vocalist with Dtck

. Jerre": band. are topping an an -keelE cast oe the in Chicago Tonight pros -rem

ores WON Thursday (1). . . . SOPHIETECEPt wee In town on her way to theBap labiate. San Pranchco, where altoOpened Monday (28),

JACK COLE DANCERS, now at theMira Pares, wilt be held over for the nowanemerek *how opening Ma) Id.J. J. blritheeRT woe In teen last weekthdttioning night club meta for hisfeethrecritng Broadway show. CramStare.. . . LLOYD AND WILLIS havebeen heeded two additional week. at theEletlat Club.

MILLS BROTHERS have opened at theCeplice Cocktail Lounge. . . MIENMORGAN goer Into the 111 Hat May 1 fortee week. at 113.200 per.

MAXINE TURNER, tern dancer. picksuD dales at the Claridge Hotel, Memphle.Teem; Otbeen. Ctnelnrote and Royale.Doren, following her current run at theRI Hat. . . . JACK MARSHALL, at thetame dub. Is dickering with a hat manu-teeter. who seem possibilities In the betbrim the comic is unite In the act. .EVE.Yte PA1UCEY gut Into the ChezNee May 18. . . . MAVIUCE ANDMARTRA held at the Hkunarek Bowl.

art by Dark! O'Malley.RICIIARDS ADRIENNE TRIO win bo-

cce.. a foursome In two weeks --two menslid two women. . . GILLET= ANDRICHARDS and Lewis Slaters go Into thePeerenter Beach lintel May 23 for twoarks. Walter Donahoe (return date).ffseen Esters, acid Morton's bendopen the bottle' heath Walk sensor June13 The Martella and Mignon followJune 27.

Philadelphia:RADIO ACM, opening originally at theUiile Rateuekeller, clotiblin.e at the next -

tom ChM Ball for the rest of their loceltun . VOITA NEWTON. atm-01nd atJack Leech's Walton Roof, te in MountSena Bowline . . . THE I_AVEE Tamo3anti Jean Busied added to the new PrankRhumba revue. . PAT PURCId.Lalialleg comeback Si. Yacht Club. . .

JACK MOSS, Senior partner of Joek andneh's, Trenton. N..L. In a eeTiOttelion at the Naval Hospital here. .

ADAM DI CITTANO, of the Di Oltanoa

terp trine taking time out fed an Op-eratIOn.

JUANITA JUAREZ maker her Localbow at Club Ball. . CLIFF HALLAND SUSAN LANG, bock from Florida.now at Ernbaasy Club. . . . AL STONEnow mice et lealluret Little Roane-kener. . . . SIIIMMAN DROTIIEItH ANDTEeSEK take over the Red at Wilson'sCele. . . IlAnicgrr AND BARCLAYadded to new show at Palumbob Cafe

Boston:SALLY RAND optat Monday (6) at the

Lathe Quitter. , . . PAT ROONEY nowat /Penman in Lawrence. Me a. . . .

LARRY THORNTON Is now beet atDresareedel HMI. formerly the pelletalborne of the late Trianas W. Lawton_

Atlantic City:ANNEITE ROSS returns to Club No -

node' revue, which Include* PeggyHeavens, Jean Rochelle. Charlotte Carl-ton. VIMa etaritnee, and Zola Oray.GRACE GORDON at /esquire Bar. .

JUNE DAWN AND MEL BISHOP addedat Gables Inn. with NAN DelfAR theperennial holdover. . . . MARIE. K113-Beffe with Weir Cox. Viola South. andefirlem Pointe. share the spotlight atPaddock Intereetionel.

Loa Angeles:A group or nine girls directed by and

Including Bernice Locke will entre hereto play an indefinite oneuement at Mrs.Kelly's Rite In Panama. Others arePheillit Maltby. Snookle Bishop. JeanMcClure, Jositne Roirnee, Belie Brown,Madeline Drueler, Virginia Perkine, andDertene Berger.

Here and There:DUDE KIMItALL. after film work

In Hollywood. h. Teniracci work en led-weettern theaters and niterles.... NINAHERMAN, of the Cheerio de Simonedancing troupe, has taken leave of eh-onsee for a none Nutty surgery hob.. . . ANN PELL. aniger. has tweedauthor. with her fine book, Leidy. Lade.bang published by the House of Field.

GEORGE NIES=. them new In Illssixth week at the Airport Inn. Plagere-town. Md. . . . SKATE -A -MANIACSare At Mt, Royal lintel. Montreal,for two weeks. .

'. OCT °IRBY. Roe

Marls. and Bob Stanley compels, thefleece/um at the Seem. SlIpperfollieville. Ky.. . VTRODHA VAUGHN.tap and xylophone dancer. has openedat the Sperm sn Hotel. Chicago.

JERRY BERGEN cloud at WIt's EndClub. Miami Beseb. Ma_ April 16. andcpened two days later at the Yacht Club.Pittsburgh. . . 111CK LUCAS openedPrfelay (18) at Chez Ann, Buffalo, for aweek. .. WOODS AND BRAY began afour -week. mooch April 15 at NorthwoodInn. Royal Oak. Melt.

TRIeNT PATITJLION is at tha ParkLame Buffet°. for four weeks, CON -SUFI° PLOWERTON is In the scone+Mow. . . . VICTORIA CORDOVA willbe at the Ritz Carlton, Boston, May 15.

MVO LA ItUle of !fibbed. Byrd.and La Rote Is out of the Peek egotistshow temporarily due to a bed arm..DAVE HACKER Is current at the 105CAM. San Prantisco, atone with Cone*nolo and Melba. Ruth Coition. and Dee-othr Rynton Dancers.. . . ANDROOT are holdovers at the Club Ball.Mlaml.. , . MATA AND HARI are cur-rent at the Walton ltocst. Philedelphia.

. JEAN HAMILTON has begun hisseventh month et Shadowlend. MeV-land lu sry.. . . DALE HALL. after enentezded stay at Owego Arnatob ClubCate. Astoria, Om., has begun an 3ndert-nite stand at Bon Vela Club, Idaho Polls,Idaho.

THRU THE COMBINED efforts of The -Mee Authority and Cinclnr.aU local,AGVA Art and Dolly Lime uteri per-formers, will be admitted to the JewishConatimption Relief Society Horne InDenser for treldrunt. Dolly Is ne presentIn Bethesda Hospital. Clneinnetf

DOROTHY BLAINE. singer. opened atthe Dempsey-Vandtrbilt Hotel. MiamiBeach. Aprll 17.

The Actor's AttwkeningNEW YORK, April 28. - Marty

erne e. Coalmen that "la.night I dreamed that my name wasmentioned In Walter Winch/11's col-umn: and because of that mentionI was booted to headline. LOCA.%State (and why not?). Tonighthope to dream of getting my salary.But, and now I'm being Cynical.when I wake up in the morning. IIIneat likely get a Call learn my agentto play a benefit:'

Chi Cocktail SpotsUsing More NamesAnd Full Floorshows

CHICAGO, April 20.-Al Greenneld andMilton Schwartz, the talent-Moe:ledoperators at three cocktail lounges in theLoop, are opening then Rumba CasinoMay 20 with two bands (Eldio Le BaronAnd Don Pedro) and a Latin floorehow.Sammy Rose. formerly of the Bon AirCountry Club, is producing.

Oreonfleid and Schwarz are successfu/opo of the tiepins). Biwa Rae, and Yan-kee Doodle taveroa. Strong musical Out-fits' Tense. the Capitol and Illt. 54'31.1Brothers reeved Into the Capitol Wertz:re.day (211 fur lour weeks at $8.50 per. Thospot tan °nix atcommodete about 85 to100 people'. operators MUM that thopeople turned away will prom big boost-er* for the Merry. Opening night warbig.

Drake Hotel's Ceimollla House will tryto remain open all sunemer, Gold CoastDullness ho ding up nicely, RamonIternosee bane remains, while John Her-mit clones May 5. Sid Hertinann,booker, In negotiating for a return ofHilderarde, but Is not ready to pay thefour -figure salary demanded by AnnaSounkes, her manager.

Dismsrck *heel Its show to one sotand a line of girls (8) yesterday (15).due to felling receipts. Leonard Keller'sband will remelt, thru 'spring.

Proser's Mad. Sq.Dansant Colossal,And Here's Proof

NEW YORK. April 26.-When MontePeewees ranee Carnival starts Its 100 -day run at Madeson Square Garden May90. It win accommodate 4,000 1n epeeth.tor seats (44th and 50th Ames Wee).6.000 deneere on the 15,000 -square footdente floor, and 1,500 at bars and cedes.

The dance Deer will be spotted witheight 77 -foot palm trees and a bandetandat each end. The Ninth Avenue end willhave a beer garden backed by a 110.foot.waterfall. and the Eighth Avenue end willhere Pan-American patio (=Auntietropical fruit drinks. Clark Roble -eonhas designed the spot, which will tiao76 -yard blue sulk canopy as telling.

Minlosion will be ltd ante evenings.with Saturday and Sunday medium andeeettings 89 tent. Alooholee drinks willnot be served.

/leek Dimond Le heading the pressG aff, aided by Dorothy Kay, HarryDating. and Curley Harris.

Neliecrit wires are brine arranged.terry Clinton and Chaotic Barnet bands Ireticty vet for the opening Mow, withBenny Goodman penciled In.

Ching Must PayWaikiki Performers

NEW YORK April 20.-Robert Ching.opeeator of the defunct Club Walkikl.h.been ordered to make salary rmtilutIonto the acs who worked at the spot at thetime of Its closing.

Ching was originally scheduled to beerntenred leweelay 1221. but omoteredsettle the offer to pay ottt 840 monthlyto tete core of a total of approsimetely11420, of which *330 wan due Ruth Sato.Ictou TOM and Malls Itella, lie wasconvicted at a precious heeding.

The American Geed of Variety Artistepraised the dalma.

Todd 3,200 -SeaterDrew 220,000 1st12 Weeks; 17G Nut

CHICAGO, April 20.-An Analyses ofMike Teettet 3,'x70 -seat Theater-Cefe, 17weeks *Her It opening (December 11).tedlcatos that the spot, la still turningIn a profit. They club, Largest Indoorsore In the country. played to 2201100customers during Its first 12 weeks-thelength of the fleet show. Gay Neu. Or -teems, featuring °new Root bee. SleceMarch 14. the opening ret the currentcircus production, Meet nit Way, bust -Deis deaPped teat attendance west eightsStill hen. around 1.200 to 1.1(0 people,with 3.800 to 5.000 Fridays to Sundays.

ToddIs peeving to the col. businessthat a club for the ensues can makemoney. provided It hee the capacity andthe attractions. Club has an operatingnut of *18,000 to 317.500 a week, withsome 67.600 of that figure paid to thetwo bands and &bow's. Big week -endMoine. can dear that nut, and owe.*can mann) a profit during the remainingfour Melva of the week.

To. 50 coot. sclatisaken (plus 5 centstax) is paying for a good there of neeprime. Checks have been averagIngaround 111.00 week nights and about. $1week -tads,

It es interesteng to note that theITnalitr, the crowd the larger the averagetab 11111 be, due to the fact that thewafter* (85 to HO) can terve more speed-ily and the kiteben and bar can furnishbetter service. Pm that mum a -Ileneittel attendance' policy was institutedlast month. On hlg nights. Oiler elltables aro occupied, only as many peopleSr. admitted as leave lit, place.

Attend...co high fee one night wasreached on a Saturday last month when7,200 people turned up, The blegestweek (Menu the Gypsy Rom Los run at-tracted 50.000.

With an eye on family trade. spot bansell sorts of gambling device, endNone of the line guts are permitted teealt with the customers or wander aboutthe plum 'lb encourage kid trade Toddhes an extra late Sunday afternoon show.TO draw late Saturday trade, there fa athird show at 2 am.,*thereto, the two-s-M.2M policy remains Intact.

Ilia Theater -Cafe is proving a toughcompetitor to the near -by Animon Belleroom. which extern only one nameband at higher wanneelon pricee, 00 centsfor ladies and 00 cores for men. Motshave net bun dengeroas for the Aragonitem Miter Sunday. due to the currentrota of Orrin Turker and Ronnie Raker,but management Is wondeving WhetherBernie Cummins and band. who fellowlu middle of May, will be obit to with-stand the cOmptilth of the near -by club.

Current Todd show will run II) weeks.ending May 22. He In now larking feenames to top the next NIL limb theJoe Sanders and Les Brown bands willdepart when a new show arrive". Presentbet feature& Petal Remo* and tee ToyDoe*. !Adage. Linen Tr53. Ray Wilbert.Lamberte Muriel Page. Yoh% White(Word' (5). and a line of 16 globe

MOE GALE has sIgned Slitter RosettaTharp* to a limniseeMent contraceTsp. Agency Gill retelln es partied II:ter-cet in her. She loins the Lucky Mil -Under ode at the Senn Ballroom NewYork, May 30.

SEND IN YOUR ROUTESRoutes of bands, acts. 'mode units,

Ice shows. repertoire -tent shows dra-matic end musical shows, ciecusrs,and carnivals are carried in The SW.board Dee of charge. Get into thehabit of sending us your routepromptly. Send It to Route Editor.The fiarboard. 35-27 Opera Place,Cincinnati, 0. Mutes reachingcermett not later than Friday wall ap-pear In following week's lathe.

Hands end seta playing Indefiniteermagementa should let us know seBoom as they thole o spot so that theRatings van he kept tip to data.

20 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBSVAIUDEVILLE May 3, 1941Lexington Hotel, Hawaiian

Room, New YorkTalent policy: HoweIlan bend ond

$00rokoua at if and midnight. Manage.Nest: Charles Rochester,massaging di-rector; George W. Sutton Jr.. peensspent. Priers. Dinner from $1.75, corercharge 75 cents,

Charlea Rocheeter switched this roomto Hawaiian decor nee years ago and.altro other Hawaiian apnea have comeand gone, this room continues to fillup olantly.

Ray Kinney was the oPerilllit attra'e-tion, and hen back with his taut rea-son here. III, triune Is langoroun Di:nin-ths, and easy on the ears, And alp con-temn enough rhythm bane to makedancing plererurabie. Altbo authenticIlewaltan mule le not rosily good Amer.lean dance mutt. KInney's dance ar-rangementa contain enough variationand color to make daneeng and listeningenjoyable thruout. Kinney singe tenorpleasantly. aided by Orocne lealoppannwide -range meals, and front. an It -nuncombo that Includes a conga drummer.two brass. and three reeds.

The floorshow rune only 25 minutes.and that's just right. It lien the threeAlerts Maids in Revere! undulating num-bers. Therm a race looking bunch whosway gently white Kinney warbles Sloga Hula Song and later while Alfred andAnis Auld slop the big drums. Kinneyand Keinapau duet Street Lei!amt. withthe natters falsetto *tiding that typicalInman= touch.

Agile Auld is spotted for three mint -bens, In which her long black tressesand weaving plumb body hold Interest.'She only comedy relict le provided byNunes doing the Cockeyed Mayor andHilo IlettSr numbers. both attractive.The Aloha Monts ore Lehtin Paulson,who *Mon nicely. and Lethal Inca andNan! Tcd.1.

Nolte Sneer. singer. and -Imo BertansOrchestra handle Monday nights. whenBanner. band Is off. Butane comboalso plays luncheon music.

Paul Dents,

Rogers Corner, New YorkTalent policy: Stage band alternating

nonttainnuly utra orgenUe. and singingand piano enteetaramecni. Management:Joe Rogers. owner; fly Gardner, pressseppetnqt. Priers. Lunch from 35 cents InCoyne Shop; dinner from 195 cents HsRoeder°, Room: a fa eerie In RumbaRoom; drinks from JO cents (beer) atthe bar.

Dave &hooter end his all -gal band arethe main attraction lit the RomleveesBoom of this eatery emporium, and odeIs enough of a novelty and talented win&featly to nil the entertained/int billrequired In spot where Menne no Mute.tog. &hooter and the Orin come on tothe elevated stage every halt hour, anternating with Anon Sweet, who tapsout Ustenable fare on the electric organ.Martin at IS o'clock. Ecidle Furmantake, over the hand intertnnatens with

NOW IN 19TH WEEKGEORGE WHITE'S

"GAY WHITE WAY"New inn,

.nrat;WM. Kent, 1776 Broadway, Mew York

Night Club Reviewshis eingtng and piano playing of old -Unto faro:nos and requests.

Finn rhythm. three beam, four sax,and three strings make up the Marinrunt/snob. Onla double with a baseborn sad harp, and Scheeler lures thebaton to play the piano oecanionally.Burns forte to Ivry versatile librarycovering awing, semen classical. pop. etc.

During the evening each gal le fees -tined on at least one solo, and each hasa nifty repertoire to display. Vocalchoruses are done by the regular feintvocalist. Ph llls Arnold. Scheeler. drum-mer Jean Phillip.. and a ttio of bandgala (Three Little Mice). Atha Arnoldhas pleasant pipes and an okeb delivery.

On week -ends. band goes into theRumba Room. where hoofers can cut anit If so disposed.

nod, service, and atmosphere are ex-cellent thrunut. Harold Humphrey.

L'Aiglon Restaurant, ChicagoTalent pellet: Dance band: continuous

entertainment. Management: TeddyMaferur, owner: Alphonse Marerns.-s'a'ger: Fred Joyce. publicity. Prices:Dinner from Stri; drinks from 40 cents;no corer or minimum.

Well-known Trench restaurant oper-ated by Teddy Majertis Once 1521. It Islocated on the site of two former man -atom. and has several dining rooms anda unique cocktail !mince.

Intimate entertainment on tap bare.and thorn Is seldom a length limn onengagements. provided the specialties Stthe club's stmoephere.

Dancing starts at 6 p.m. and enter-tainment Le continuous. Dance ems arePined by spume Memo's and ills °yin),Orchestra (5). Leader playa a violin InContinental style and singe Americandint.. with an accent. Musa la okeb foran intimate dining room.

Two singers take turns at the mike.Fin de Monte works with the band andconcentrates on the pop stuff. Omni-dolyn Veausell, soprano, conies on at tboMien of each dance set with a pair ofaernnelasnieal selections (Italian StreetSong among them). Both are passableparlor entertainer..

Cote plays the novachordtween dance mete, and Otto, of the band.also lilts In with classical solos.

To the cocktail lounge, young and at-treetive Debt, De Marco entertains withpop wings and accordion and pianomusic.

Spot eaten In good food and liquors.Se es Homigbery.

Evergreen Casino,Philadelphia

Talent policy: Donee and shore band,piano relief. floceshows at I and II 20.Management: Tenny Nrune)d. propel -Oar; Harry Board. manager: ArmandDeFelipixi. headwaiter: Son Bushman,press agent: Tony Phillips Agency.booker. Prices: Dinners from 81.25,drinks from SO cents: 81 eitnismosweekdays. $1 SO Friday end Saturdaynights. no corer.

Situated on the outektrte of the city.with country-etubnh environs to makeIt desirable to auto trade, EvergreenCasino gets Its biggest play with the:nailing of /ring. Te lush atmos-phere Inside makes it one of the fewepee.; In town that can boast of atmos-pheric dentists. Betting le entirely onclus levels. and bootlace Tenni New -told Is a bons fide blue bleeder. HarryBeard, well known In atter-dark circles,la the gracious greeter.

Moorehow her all the nrecenary at-tributes, front the righteous to the

"THE NUTMOST IN DANCING!"P.111. N'D P,111.ETTF:

* BLANCHARD *Cortrnenirto

2 SENSATIONAL WEEKS(ncoirii Eafinflement)

with MAXIE ROSENBLOOM

at LEON & EDDIE'S, N. Y.On. SOL itelle-Can V into Awe, Jo Iteraelellee Mais. H. Y. C.

risque. Madeline White, a blondle, teeson with eniart heel and toe tapping.Weata high beets for a rhythm routine.and also to the more clualcal Patenteemusic.

Helene Standish Le tall, and tarifa°locker. Pipes hare a restrnined aridsoothing quality used to excellent ad -ventage on show tunes, I'll Take Ito -'nonce and Here's My Heart. with aet:ow-stopper In her spine -tingling MollyMalone folk classic.

For the clans climax, Nitre and Ttavellclick handsomely with Spaniel' dances.Plenty smart and polished on the foot-work and outinet click& Eocke finishis a flirtation. Spanish folk damns.

net's Challis, emote, is n rem Mete,with smart wordage and delivery for hersong stories. On the recall, bite UseniATIC with Red Flannel Goan thee MireBlue Gown) and Seery:nine f Like Is!!legal, Immoral, or Fattening.

Pat ShesItn. with smart -styled crewof seven that Includes a harpast, mate.the show and dance setting. with em.pinata on show acorns. Mugge DonaElliott makes testy Steinway decom-lion to MI In the lulls, likewise adorn -Dig the mina -piano In the adjoiningcocktallerle. M. H. Orodenker.

Forbidden City, New YorkTalent policy: Donee band and finer -

shows at 8, 10, and 12. Management:Mike Leeson and Danny Doyle, opera -fors; Silt Poy Lee, manager: Pete Han.se.. metro, d; Donstny Ross and SeamanJoeob3, press agent.. Pricer: Itreeireaymratniniess 93, Saturdays and holiday,.$240.

This Oriental night mot, on the siteof the Queen Mary Restaurant. bowedWednesday (23). A press preen° washeld the previous night. Innen endDoyle. operators of the Iceland Club andcanna...news of nutters cenratial, arebonifacing.

Opening show has re usurping of talent.running overtime and not china inntalent a chance to show off properly.Ruth Sato emceed, but could not offerher own act because of Unto limitations.Layout of the .pot la not conducive tothe brat nslhlbty, either.

Opener Is Stays Kens. Javanese jiver.dote Interpretative dances, iming anexpressive set of hands to augment thebody nuneementa. Her two numberswent over. OntunnIng aced appearanceokeh.

Dal Yen, underneath Isle Chinesefalsefrice. Is DM Vernon of the Westernworld, who dote a magic act. Ills trickswith cards, Irandkerentent. :Inns, andcoins hit tbeir mark. filth° he was ham-pcned by ips001

Knmf Toye. looker, client with aduo of song. and returns later to do ischarming hull. Lotus Ann, anotheror:Initial pretty. while not strong vocally,han a selling personality.

Sen Lee. nude., den two denote, andRoo inlet. with strung rodeo and gooddelivery. closest the show.

Mina Sato did the Intros charmingly.Sal Catmint ork backs the entertain

era and provide. the dance mune.Joe Cohen.

606 Club, ChicagoTalent policy: Shows at 10:30, 12:30,

2 20, and 4:30 a.m.; show and danceband; Intermission trio. Management:Mr. and Mrs. LOU Nathan. miners; MartyWhyte. manager; Sammy Clark, booker.Perces: Drinks from 50 cents: minimum$1 except ringside tables (12).

No let-up In bin lieno-the home ofMade talent and plenty of R. While strongspecialties art Interspersed betweenstrips (end they certainly furnish thestronger portion of Una IC -act 15-mtn-ute show), patrons are primarily inter-ested In dwelling and double-entendreroutines.

Seven nudes Include Olive Shisrron,Terry King. Andre Starr, Andre Andra,Dion Retsland. Honey Bee Keller, andJune March. Their parading varies onlyIn the coatilince they wear. Most ofthem ere young and pretty enough towarrant the brief smote given them.

In the naughty talk group fall CuriePinner). buxom Monde, whose controlwork hu been a feature here for monthsand menthe. end Mildred (Wacky)Wayne, stinger of blue songs that addanother shade of the same color whenInterpreted physically. Both not lumenfrom tate-hour crowds.

Five acts do straight specialties. JoanHope. on early. tangs sweet and awingtunes in fair manner. Dorothy Keller lo

very strong with her ecintIllating ta)routines. Young and winning flemon.

Jimmy Ray, eccentric soft shoedancer, 'cored watt a couple of originalnumber. and a dancing inintsmilon 01Joe PASCO. Don and Bede Lynne. cutetap dancing team, interpreted Wean withengaging, peppery steps and mannerism.Do clean work. Alyse Cerf Is a sock tum-bler. Her head spina and isomereaulta cmthis small floor are strong sights.

Billy CUr tarries on se emu*. dif-ficult job which he accomplishes withcommunity° ease. Lends his Al Jolsonvocalizing to the finale, which featuresMargaret Paber'a Line 141 In Southernplantation scene. Olris open the showwith a gay. creative spring number.

Sol Laken band (4) on for shone anddance sets. Tripoli Trio strolls diningtnterrineinotin Sent Honlybrry,

Colony Club, ChicagoTalent Prositecton aeon/hoes

et 5. In, and 2; allots, end dance band,Latin relief band. Management:. NickDean end Sonny OoMatone. manapers,Fred Joyce, publicity: centerline byLariquay. Prices: Dinner from 82.511:drink* from SO cent,: minimum gnioexcept Satnedayr and Sundays ($240).

Since shows returned to thin classyLatin spot Nome *even weeks ego, bus:.nesse hoe almost doubled. They keep the*genders for longer periods and break upthe monotony of continuous dance music

Current bill had three colorful linenumbers produced by Dorothy RIK andtiro tient, Including Pierce and Roland.Yea Ibtren. Mane Austin, Lorraine DeWood. and ChIqulta. With the exeepeRmof Illas Austin, all specialties ate Inkeeping with the quality of the mom.

Mins Austin, dIrninnuee eongetrna ofthe Benny Darla school. la better off tois more Informal environment with hermite, double-entendre delivery of stunpope as Down by the. 0.1(1.0 and Thar,For Me. Jerry Breeder conducts for her

The Mild line II) spaces the Oda Machwith untie Olinda and samba urnstriking Bra/Then and genetic dantetastefully costumed and suitably rancuted.

Pierce and Roland are the 'iron-net on the bill with three beautiful bete. Including bolero. and A '

rumba. The stet is a good-lookingwho plenty of attentionher graceful wort and both make anadmirably youthful appearance. SpirIn nod out of tricks with little &postern.effort

Yea acres, new hers, Is a goodnookineSpanish dancer whoa* work tn both com-mercial end artistic. Chiming La Latindancer Who, In n may rcolurne, execute,a good rape routine. Lorraine Do Wood.soft -toned singer, concentrate* oofamiliar mouth-of-theoborder tunes.among them Tonight and I Want My'Mamma.

Mitele, a 'cry Important feature here, itsmost capably supplied by Benny Thorneand Monclatto. Remo* double* as singerand entree ancempliebing both tastewith pleasing results. Sam fronigbon.

Palladium, HollywoodTalent poetry; Dance band and aer,

ShOial at 10.20 and 1710. MareciaenireiMaurice Cottrn, manager -director; Rani-Volmar. manager; Barney MCDerit rpublicity. Prim: Arlestirion, $.0 and 7:cents: Saturday, 75 rents and $1; clInnr-from 00 cent,: drinks from 30 cents.

While the flooranow lute only a fr..minutes. it is one of the best end I.

Judd to have opened a new Odd no'only far the Merry Macs but for otherharmony tram. There is so much tntertathment offend that It I. etlitictilt totell where the floorthow begins sadends. Meteor. It la definitely themerfMacs.

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sobs. this quartet draws listeners DeemWeeny and terrace to the bandstsuntto watch and hear them perform. A,eyytea1 prtgren !elude dawairon WarChant. fan Fowler Mowing Dabbler.Get the Shwa When It Rehm, RagtimeCcrboy Joe, Jam !lee. sod Down by the04 Milt Stream. They do these tuneop Mown. PornIthing the accompani.neat are Dube Hatch, vibes: Jun De-rain, bass: Eddie Stone, piano. and&cam Prinz, drums. They alio do awadi lob.

When eight, the beet here weInched Mother. Wilts Ilimbee fronting,crentration makes a swell appearance.giattnunentatiori IncMAW fire betas.four reeds. throe rhythm. and throe Ild-dim Stone is festered at the piano.Arthur Rollin] on sax, Clyde Hurley.tonmpet, and Dick Judge vocals. nandCW'S esedient work tot lacks showman -amp. Bend waa all there except /limber,ills appearance on the stand aro fewand far between.

JO.* Pablo and Hu Musical Matadorsfissure the Conthiental tunes, withfranc Boyer on wets. Kirby and&Owe direct the congas. With Hankvernier or emirs. Dithers liked Mils tu-no cement.

Palladium II a good place to spend aricht. Never a dun moment.

Sam Abbott.

Week -End VaudeFor Little Rock

LIMB ROCK. Ark.. April 36. --Oren*. CentMonet *male, heads road.h'r, Rho and Arne, which openedvine at the. Robinson AuditoriumSaturday (12). Sattirdsy and Sunday1.`,33 will be continued thru the sum-mer. with three thews Saturday andWar Stanley.

And has 2.000 antra at 30 event andI1100 downstairs at DO cents. withchildren 10 cents all over. In additionto Peptte, initial inn Include Sugar -fen and Retina Olive nines and °en-emy. 'DIM. Payne Slate,. Muriel Trto,SThanY Dean. snd theRobot Bell'. RimeBans play on etage.

Springfield Club StartsSPRIVOnIELD. 111., April ad.-Dirg-

e-am eardrne. local rale. has startedusing floorthows. changing two -setfortnightly. Current line-up has JoeComes band (ii. Drake and Marche.tel Prank Promo. Reneger la JasperThompson. looking by Ray Lyte, of DareO'Malirl's °Mee in Oaken".

Reviews of Units"Crazy With the Heat"

(Reviewed Friday Ereninp, Aped 21, atLamer State, New York)

Thls emeler-sed vernon of the Broad-way musical. Craay With the Heat, marksthe find Ulna thls house hes played such unit. TI business 14 streng, a second -Week option will be taken up, which willalso be unusual.

Au of the principals. except LuellaChar and Don Cuirantent aro in thecompressed show. A couple ot the orig-inal Crazy With the t/cet blackouts aremethod. and some dated oldies of WillieHoward's are thrown In. Oracle Barrie.Betty Keen. Mao Rite and Nadi, DiceCastello. Wilma Romer. and Mathewtenth make up the rest of the featuredIlnr-up. The unit la smooth. feet, andentertaln. and should do okoh at theb. o. away from Broadway. too.

Rene opera with Oracle Bards sing -hog With Twist of the Wrtirt, backed bythe chorus boys and girls In a dance.Most scene bas Mlle Nomad and WilmaHorner In the old burlesque bit wherethe gal wee the invisible ptano, Intnider,etc. Steil good, and goes ever.')-r Itaye and Nalcil turn In it coupleof their top toilIfeOtn numbers from theshow. Backed by the chorus In a Parl-Alan atmosphere production. Mira Hoe -nets Mettler Smith, and Ifenird followwith the cafe scene. In which Howard isa strolling anger. Hilercous comedy.

Next number. all from the tett pro-duction, her Mize Barrie and eccentrictap dancer Betty Kean in the Marine aWonderful Time mutts.. with six neindoing article lifts with each gal. MaeKen's I. a Mire on the other'. number.

Profaner Howard's "mxtd.will emit"Is the next blackout, buricoatie withHorned pumping question. to the die-tillinonnt Mint Romer, &meth, and twoothers are need As line -givers for Hov-erer. weedy. Went big.

Vas Keen and Miss Barrie are each onagate. former doing her leowolointeddance work, and latter panning Yes, MyDarting Dergarer. Horned follow* againwith his eld but good bit on the tintemfiquare roan -boxer telling the stooge thatbell hare to eat strawberries when therevolution come.

Finale Is the chorus and Moe Costelloin a Latin costa number. Mew Costello'hake* everything but the lease. Pereof her dance should be toned down

Short Follow -Up Club ReviewsORMIWICH VILLAOE INN. NEW

TORK -Prank McCormick continuedhere an an ebullient, thoroty likablemew teeth fine gift for handling tin-nily audiences. Caught wren* time*here freontty, be Impenitent each timestab hie devernese wansuint up audi-ences. handling heeklare. ad llbbing. andversatility. He sings *they tunes nicety.three, with Ruth Kati (the minis)nimbi,, and amuses %natty with broadhumor. The perfect emcee for this spot.

Mira Redd Is a /Interning blonde whoinns sweet tune with an engaging atm-pinny mid then cute up d nimble danceror two. She abo handles comedy Ileswen. brunet Dolly Rrekless Isbut and doing Height -of -hand tricksnichted cigarettes, dike, rawer blades,and threcoll while going thru an seradance. A plawAing novelty. Blond VelAyneHague is on for lively toe. acro. andmetro; routine and a snappy toe -tap toJazzy tempo. Did obeli.

email brunette, Roberta Welch.charmed her way then Donley Serenade,I Coaid Witte a Doak Chteht0astenengo,

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r.!:t! Night end Day. She has s bright-eyed personality, a deftly -handed wide -range mace. and plenty of personality.Looks like a real comer.

The six eltheine, In neat. pretty Poniescostumer. do three ;iterating routines ar-ranged by Jack Blain They're thealandereat lot we've seen here In yearn.Grace Patterson. vivid brunet comtralto.tangs with the Anthony Taint hand andelm does a few anted from the floor. Shebee Improved much.

'rilni's hands eke% with the leader'sfiddle giving the teed number* addedattraction. The DcSalro Trio handlesrelief mimeo nicety enough.

Jim Riley Is always on hand. alongwith JIm Pettis for the liendshakmg.

Pawl Deets.

HOWL WESTMINSTER BLUE ROOM.BOSTON. --Harry Drake. booker. hentaken charge of thta spat and la produc-ing compact little Mow. on A limitedbudget Show tonight boosted only threeacta, but all three Were good.

Line of six gide epee and appearsWoe later. One number has dote golIngamong patrons ranging Who Tied YourTte. Gag lyrics and tying ribbon aroundguest', neck contribute to the generalhilarity. Emily Adrian; RCM &menclicks with a sprightly routine. Returnslater with a neat novelty In which shemaintains s shrill whante while goingthru the acre mantle.

De Sylvan. Lawn -appearing dance team.c.lek With a fast cones and a pats eltobleLater present a standard bathe -en and atango. Attractively gowned. this couplehas looks, talent, and abowmanablp.

Judy Lavricm. NBC canary, warblesnicely In the lowdown manner, liedtrouble with hoe throat and bad to begoft after a few numbers. Made arradefinite Impression, anyway. Stops snow.regularly. Sep lan.

vonnennt for the not -so -sophisticatedcuntomers.

Koine was peeked for nut *bow secondday. Pie was NUM's Andy Reidy' Per-cale Secretary. (John Bob. and SandPuppets are the next booking: So End,Our Mph% next Went

Barad Humphrey.

"We're in the Army Now"(Scrionsed Friday, April 11, at the State -

Lake Theater, Chicago)Army poet unit, were tare:table soon

after the draft low was pawed and dueIs probably the Mat etc its kind carryingthe camp theme thruosit Ira tength (CorainUteo). It leas produced by HarryRogers and Jack Fine both veterans, titthe Unit Add, who keep abreast Withthe times.

It la Weil cyst and auflleOently eater.raining but lack of names and compass -tinily weak singing and dancing Onset -Mee may keep It `rem praying the traphome.

The nag-antring seen aro fertUnatelydown to a minimum and the Unit isconcerned only with entertainment Ithits mixed group of 12 Mil Hunt We-er* and a similar group of 12 Cecil Ver-dun dancer,' who, as private andMethuen dress up the production num-been. The aro pueblo but tall behindin comparison to the standard vocal en-semble and traveling lines.

The cusernisie open the show march-ing down the aislell singing we're to theArmy Now. Good MAIL

Ted and tin Valiett change the scenewith an acrobatic novelty which Includesa redirty of tricke, among them batontwirling and wheel spinning. rut.youthful net.

Joe Beene. who share* comedy bonniewith Johnny Woke, mates the drat of*meal Appearance with his strithdit-man. Jimmy Little In a (nett officewenn Denser' port of his regular act.adapted to tit this partleular environ-ment. Nets good laugh& with his shy.screwy mattes.

The slinging group returns. spottingthe Udell Triplet.* In a cute version ofthe Martins and the Coin. They allwind up with a good arrangement ofMy Heart Steed Still.

A barrack blackout with Beater andhis straight falls fiat

The Ttiree Troams. In khaki tmlferrna,wore with rock tumbling teeeletl. Theboys get down to bus1neae with the firedtrick and build the turn with n snore -don of thowreanly nate.

The drill wen, with Reeser Is his fun-niest work in the shine. Perninar etas(recently seen on the wren in flue*Priests), It as nevertheless very funny-mid dean.

A production number ernteed aroundI Ain cot Anteaican }matures DorothyKeller. a teen age Shirley Teeple per-emoting. In a twinkling tap turn. Pin -Pile on a large drum held 3133TO thefloor by levers! of the line boys.

Johnny Iturke la Reel to closing withhie cession of the war In 1911. Clots big118 ever.

An back for a retinae, finale. featuringBob Hart In a funny enrich dance andfour of the dance couples In a pleatingMerano the producers call Doing theDraft -Away. A nobly bit.

Sans Ifonigherg.

"Red Hot and Beautiful"(Sentenced at the Ortentat Theater.

Chicago)This Harry Howled unit, which was

tented Gold /Anna of 1941 before corn.log into the Oriental. le an elaborate.larithly coeturned produetion, mainlyghlesque and welting the patriotic anglefor all it's worth. Running now is longand -could be rut to advantage. Vateleportion is made up of meta that haveplayed the circuits for years

Aping the burly houses. the Orientalhe Installed runways around the oldie -

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era pit and on both aide of the home,on which the line Orb parade, end theproduction numbers are remindful ofburly. In opening number the girlsstep from behind the curtain, singingWe Arc the Coid Dippers o/ rain as cur-tain rises on stairway setting withWO/Core glib In various Drage of ger-goous unclean parading down the stairsand onto the runways, bringing on theOordon Trio, two men and girl, whopresent a fast and entertaining adagioroutine Hoffmen, comedy judiner, fol-low. Hear An old-Umer, very good 10his line, and garners lot of laughswith his ball.Juggling and manipulationof silk hats, etgar boxes, and the oldarse hat, and cigar stunt,

Omit:ern Mackisyere, alaMbert oldelude stand.by. is a deer dog act towhich the pooches go thru amusingrout:nos %Unpin 'table ettrett1013. Sure-flro In any not

The girls are next with a colorfulcan -can number in which the &tanteKosloff Minters Interpolate some sonarspecialties. Reynolds and White, com-edy unteical act, are standard Laugh-

. getters. After some rousing foolery.which Includes an exploding violin., oneOf Ono duo remove male make-up andtearable hertielLas s comely blonde adeptat playing the moles. 'lime girls on againfee an elaborate Meilen number featur-ing a near -nude chorus. with BetteNorth doing the eels. Its finale re.reale a setting of huge equine withLady Godless astride two of them. andIn center three nude posed on a pedes-tal. Thus would make a fitting finalsfor the 'bow, but it Is followed by theDart Individual act on the bill, SybilBowan, comedienne. With the exceptionof her Carmen Mends bit, which wasonly fair, Nitta Bowan Wee superb Inher imprearOans. Which Included a bur-lesque of an English bathing beauty,Mrs. Malt, and Beatrice Dille. Receivedthe blespeet hand of the show.

Inmate te ark eLaborate paten:nit num-ber, senehat overdone. Include, aroll -call of the minutia, with the eelsby Leo Nelson (who also appeared inter-mit:dans. In earlier numbers). end George Webington stet Abe Lincoln bitfrom the haus. Th11 let bit could wellbe eliminated with benefit to the show.sa It b Ineffective.

Show oar the whole la thorny enter-taining and 'noted do well.

Nat Greets.

"Maid 'n America"(Reviewed if the Orptrum.

Des Mohler, Aped 9)A Iwnah Chow, with fire spectacle

numbers end nine sets, opened Ill tourhire. thillt around =Nary onetime.,Ottntacdtaarg settings, and above -peracts, the show mote at let clip.

tt feature a stately cheer of 16 andeight parade girls wham routines click.(See RSVIXIV OF UNITS on page 25)

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Name Bands NotEnough. So PhillyAdds Film Names

PHILADELPHIA. AprIt 26. - Nametanda falling to lilt the anticipatedpeaty gromrs, the Earle. Warner do fuserbrie. Ia now giving preference to ple-na", mimes,

Anita Louise has been added to theRaymond Scott band May 2 week. withJohn Boles added for macre Truth OrCowwWisenees show May 23 week, OypeyRow Lon beading the Gay New, Or:..enacan opens Devoration Day. Patsy Kellyanti Z.aU plus open June 6. A.s' o testa -Mel), set are Dorothy ]amour and agagged -horror" show With Peter Lena)and Bela Lugose.

Pickman Leaves LyonsNEW YORK, April 23. Milton Peck -

man. recently appointed general managerMonte Prowee Dance Carnival at

Modiacn equere Garden. rosined hte po-rttion with the A & & Lyons Metteryesterday (25) to devote fun tune to theSneer enterprise.

lackman weird with the Lyons Agencyea a booker end office manager. Istek-Duo took on the Dance Carnival job twoweeks age as chief Moon aide to Power.Garden dimmer geta under way May 30.

New Frank Taylor UnitSALISBURY. N. C.. April 2&-Frank

'farce end his young wife are prodOcloga new =talent 524 Street Jamb,wee.Da the biggest chow of Its kind overproduced In the Carolinas.

Rehesrsala have been going On forfour weeks. Will tour theater* of theSnub and then awing into the North.

Natchez Club To Be RebuiltNATCHEZ. Mtn.. April 28,-Rae April

1 destroyed the Sycamore Inn. southet Ferriday. Building was owned byGeorge Dante and had been leased toDan Ortenillion. who had sub -leered Itto It Bruce Sway7e Jr. Fixture.. Includ-ing coin machines, were rated. Clubsill be rebuilt.

Comedian Goes StraightNEAP 2011K. April 90.-Vor 18 years

Bobby Pincus. has been doing rough-house comedy.

And now hell going straight-he;?toed Bert Cordon, oemedlan. at theAdams. Newark. last week. as Weightman,

Radio Quiz ShowVaude Date Flop

MILWAUKEE. April 2.11.--.Trina or Con..fftjliCTRVP, one of the mufti:Mr top quizshows, heard over NBC Saturday nights,did it brothe at the Whiconstu Theaterunit wee pulled out Monday (21). Theshow. cowed by P.alph Edwards, wasbooked to foe a week. starting Friday(181 on a 13.600 guarantee.

Buuneos was poor from the start. andafter Monday night's show the housemenagereent canceled the balance of theengagement. An ad)iatenent on theguarantee was made.

Risme for the flop was placed on anurn:us:rectory picture and lack Of ex-ploit:ram. Picture also WWI pulled. andRead to Rio was msbatitineet Tuesday(22) fOr balance of the week.

Flesh for Camp Wheeler

Griffin Accuses Wells, Who SeeksAiring of Tiff Before Membership

NEW YORK, April 26.-Pnor to hear- beard spokesman said that Wells' letterlog charnel of Gerald Orlfiln against merle no charge*, but merely called at.Peter Wen; !tenter president Of the New motion to a situation.Yock local of the American Outlet Of Jack Innis. Chicago executive store.Variety Artists, by the Four Ks. the bat. wry, In ter nett, reported that theHe between the pair la still very much In Balkh= & Kate !beater contract hadthe vocal stage. bean signed arid prospects for the sigh -

Wells charged Oriffln with being elle. Ins of Mike Todd's Oriental Theaterhi:octal In his attitude, with Griffin is- and the Bartice-Cetrruthees agency wereplying that he'll brook no innammatory snot.or 11.11JUM criticism. Orifftn also addthat any puma With a nod complaint CHICAGO, Apra 20-AGVA local Isereall be heard. ''Constructlso unlearn ellbennted air nanalnanots for the na-le alwaya Welcome." Honed board etOrtions, ratting the ortgl-

Meanwhile Griffin le redrafting his nil quota of two due to the large mem-charges to Include conduct prejudlcial berablp in the Chicago area. norriinemto AOVA. an attempt to discredit an Include new King. Lucille Career, TonyAOVA meanly*. publication of Wells' Dernay. Ray Cortina Sr. Brent Welborn.letter OS accusation with Intent to be- and Gle.gr:'mirth Cirlffins character built up trimmore than 06 years In the chow busi-ness and intent to creole feeling of un-eiwness among AGVA members.

The Four A's board Is expected to hearthe charges shortly. Wells laid lie willfight to bring the chants to a meal-bership meeting.

The charges are the result of a com-plaint by Wale to the Peale A's, callingattention to Oriffin'a being night clubeditor and ether:tang *Welter for TheNew York lenqufrer. Wells eteLate Chaffinwould morally he tumble to fight fOr

MACON. Ch'., April 2d.-Rag attrot. AOVA Moo he took an ed from a nightlion. '421 t4. user w'mikmallY at Camp club owner. Wells charged that OriffinWheeler, about six mites from here. It soft., to to tbe Booto.mto ./ht.crn

because the management owed The En-quirer $30.

Charges were dtsinleard try the AGVAexec board when Griffin called JackMiller and Arthur SIstelds, AOVA organ -:rem. In to Ratify that the meson foehis refuml to go to the Boulevard wasthat he did not wain the managementto think ho wee using hie AOVA officeto high pressure fee the money.

(births maid that up to now neitherthe Boulevard Tavern nor the FrenchMonte Carlo (mentioned In subsequentcharges) has completed AGVA agree-ment*. Ho said that organ:rem havebeen visiting thc spots.

The AOVA exec board cliamiseed WtSIVcoin/deint n, having no juitification. A

hoe been announced.Lieut.. Col. Carter Collins.. morale en-

ter, has designated Major Carlo. A, Roesto serve as theater odleer. Throe thea-ters have been opened. One Ilea a Magawhich can accommodate Crags attract.I lone

All etageshowa will he booked on apercentage hada. Lieutenant OalonelCollins, raid

Iluey to RKO StudiosSAN FRANCISCO. April 28.-Charlie

Huey, prow agent of the °Olden Oatosvouch: how. has been hirtel by IMOfar Ite attune In )tollywood. CirehamX....1:si7tninv takes over his yob.

SAX FRANCISCO. Apt!: 26.-171m0Silk, AGVA organiser, has been appointedexecutive secretary of the local. Ifsantecede Vie Concur, recently namednational representative of the AmericanPoderatloo of Radio Arthts.

While Connors held the posts of sfC13..tary of nsth AGVA and APRA. talk takersOver 0/215' the AOVA Job. Adele West,who has been Connors' secretary. wasnamed office manager of APRA. MaxWest wee appoutted part-Uine APRArepresentative and business agent.

Fay's, Prov., Vaude OutPROVIDENCE. April 26.-Payk

'Theater (1,938 seats) dropped eau*, pet-terdny for a summer policy of double -features. mostly Westerns and actionmelon.

Metropolitan (3,e00 mete) motionalto UM clageshoso. with bands as head-liners, week -ends.

Vancouver Club StoppedVANCOUVIGL B. C.. April 24.--Oppo

anion from churchmen and temperanceworkers melted in city council Teruo -Mg to grant a cabaret license for a$15X0 night club which Cleave Club.Ltd.. planned to build 25 feet booth atthe ell -night liquor store.

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°el)Inuen, LOS Angeles(Revieued Wednesday Everting, Apra V)

This seek'n rhow In full of action. ttMarta and ends with a sock, but theAct. are spotty, elowine down the show.

Mime -ins the opening muale by AlLyons pit melts...tea, the Noble Trio, twotorn and a girl nye:mama moves fastand hold. attention the few amulet It's00 the stage. One of the mars doescontedy. Trio !mulles when the menhold a rope with theft melte while thegirl dangles In a beck -of -the -nook holdand spins in mid-air, Pisses.

With Lyons as mem, the whines ofthe week's Hollywood Sho.-case programOver XXX, Jimmy O'Brien. singe RowsOf Pleardp and Did Your Mother ComeFrom Ireland in mod strong Trishtenor. Doesn't do much to mil. butMs voted Is of sufficient quality tocarry Min thru. BUM Emereon. -Cane-the Jumping Jack." does a few hand -opine and backward somersault.. Alsodoes Soft shoe and emend mid-airsOmenaulte.

B ritt Wood, of Repairing Caesidie. Playsthe harmonics on neentoun StruttersBali and Double Eagle. His monologis fair. With dead -pan expression belints The Corned Wagon Rolled Along.

Don and 'levelly, personable and'Smooth -working dance team, rider aMexican dente and Impromptu dinerswith the audience ceiling out what ftwants. Three included rumba, tango,conga. jitterbug, and Viennese watts.teat part of this set is very good.

Prank Osby and Company, which in-clude* Little Billy and a dummy, offera ventriloquist act. Material not sogood, but °eery Mows that he can do Agood Job when Dilly leaven the mike tolet ashy finish the song.

As a fitting finale. Lyme and orehm-cdfer a "OoocMight. Medley.'" ThW

Included Tll See You In My Dreams withEddie Beene featuring his electric organ.Steep, and Jimmy O'Brten's return tosing Goodnight Sweetheart. Boor came*when braes trio otters chorus of Song0/ the /elands with soprano sax coiningin tar solo. On stage are Lyons. Re"cordion, and two don of nice.

PM, Face Behtnd the. Mark and TheDena Commands. Sam Abbott.

Oriental, Chicago(Reviareed Friday April ts)

It's a corny program, but fairly enter-taining. Screen tare, revivs1 of Vire-Mous Lady. with flinger lingers andJ1117514 Stewart.

Stamen telling, "Dick Todd and Or-cheotra." to a bit mildeadecat, as onlythe house orchestra to used. ibdel doinghis usual vecalizing. Yddle Peabody,"banlo king." enlace. the show. bounc-ing to and out and handling the Intro -duel. Ione in a 'detains)). Informalmanner.

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In the deuce spot Ada Brown, heftysepta songstress, scored solidly with herJong members and clowning. fine wiselysticks to maga Admirably suited to herpereoraelity. Jerteo, /Aster: atel inTown, and Hattetufah brought aprause,skid she encored with RhursboogM foe

ag=usii.

Brothers and Big Boy are aetandard set that Ms played the Mid-west, far years. Dig hop is a bear, andthe entice of the animal. he trainer, Andthree Atones garner many laughs.

The Scarlet& on again, this time for atap conga. The sextet. in abbreviatedekirta, louts off with a novel Conganumber, then otters several tap routinesizitempered with neat specialties by theindividual :umbers,

Dick Todd. record artist, led of withthe number one song hit. Arnepoki, to

warm reeeptlen. and followed withBerkeley Square. Some of There Days.and Stardust. Todd bee voice andshy perronality especially appealing tothe women. Sells his stuff needy.

Rom and La teen. gars the cuetontersa hearty taunt) erasion. Prank Roes didexcellent intliations of Henry Busse andClyde mecor. did funny latilbilly im-preasion and a Popeye and Barnacle BMeramedy bit, then Walt comedy Imita-tions and alarms with Anita Pierre thatput them over neatly. Bulb Peabodycloses the show with a strong banjoplaying enston. Nal Crean.

Loew's Capitol,Washington

(Reviewed Thursday Stewing. April :4)Headline stet, Lew Parker, pretty much

dominates the stage offering the week.Just as soon as orchestra and organ se-ktt$0113 conclude. Parker is on centerstage ripping off n string of good. cleangags. His material te fresh and rite Tim.Ing promotes chuckles.

Opener in given over to the theater's.Rhythm Rocket+, who go thru a simpleroutine and win some applause. Parker'snext chore is introduction of PeggyBernier. end he Kicks On stage duringher entire appearance. Site hen a con-fident manner of putting over comicantics. supported with a good voice forpop tunes. Tennessee Pis.h Fry plusquips with Parker and another vocalnumber brought rounds of applause.

Rocket& return for a lethargic dance.with red boxes *Imulating travel lug-gage. Olds jump up and down on theboxes and get off a brief tap routine.clearing the nay for Alphonse Berge andhis well-known ant of flash frocks,.Serge's models come out In foundationtemente. and from there on Bergedresses them up by quick twirls of yardCOM.. Wills a few pins and cleverdrapes the women leave the stage look-ing like pages from Vogue or Harpersheal r, Act ends' with Parker arid Berategoing thru a challenge. Parker makesthe most of his oppeitunity, tugging at

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the C:ath as tho he were 41.035:T11;g atrunk: coding mates the girl exposed Inmoat vulnerable portion.. Woos plentylaughs.

Parker then Wee a spot to his stooge.Sid Cloth. whore appearance le all tooshort. His mugging and *mind effectscall for much snore. Parker's ado im-pressions of public table manners aregreet. Show closet with Rockets outfor a stair rotate" with a set of woodensteps for each pair of girls. ?(umber isr.ot complicated and betel. When Reek -eta drop back. the Your Co-Eda coone outwith a aer:es, of cartwheels. QUA$1.4idoes a flashy acrobatic tap and eluteswith cartwheels and backflips.

Ple ta That Merit In Rio. Home prim-e:telly fitted at show caught.

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Olympia, Miami, Fla.(Reviewed Salts day Sterling, aped 19)

Opener was Virginia Austen with her"Doll Doings." line makes her puppetsseem very reel and very likable rapecially good were the done doing arumba, and the act in which One bigpuppet weeks a smaller puppet whoworks a tiny puppet.

Carroll and Gorman. who have op -peered in seterel night clubs down herethis winter. sang the wenl ditties, in-cluding Carolina 01 the Mercerise. Fla-peelaliy was their arrangement ofSince the War He's Not the Bo's AnyMore.

Hal Sheeran, doubling An mew. diddead -pan comic dance Met the audIeneecouldn't get enough of. Ile was caretbeck about 10 Wore and each timecircled the stage in a Mild of roller-skating walk that drew howls.

When they finally let Hal atone. he In-troduced Mart Omen. doubling from theBall Ctvb. She mon and imitatedTucker. Richman, Ted Lewis. Wan par-ticularly effective with Brat Me Daddysung as Hepburn. Garbo, and Bricewould sing it.

Closer was "Thinkei-Drink" Hoffman,who pours any drink called from whatappears to be an empty skater. Hewest even stopped by corfeo (with aeln..)shnutl. milk, Champagne, or aramble, Everyone seemed to *spy thedrinks. even the ISAI2 who got la Beano -Seltzer.

Pie. The Devil and Mixt Jones.FredJ. GAMIC

Palace, Akron, 0.(Reviewed Monday Trenina, April 2/)

The Ritz Brothers who et )Dyed sue -cow while the movies were explcettrixwacky comedic.. headline a variety billthat proved excellent entertainment. Aversatile trio In maniacal riVorn744/y, theRita boys sing. dance, arid swap patter.

They are thoroly at home on theboards and being without tlie nwkward-nets of strtelly screen trained enter-tainers. get the titronet from theirmaterial. Audience reaction was tope-the laughs were loud and king.

Pesti:red number of their act is Atravesty of Snow White end the SevenDwarfs, a ludicrous bit, but most amus-ing is their Dark Eyes tong.

CVO Rineac and bla rumba -congaband, a Smith American group. ereadept at both Latin rhythm and awing.Rime doubles as a dancer, a pleasingsurprise. ADM Conargo ainns Argentineand BrazillAn numbera with the same,peppery delivery and warm hip -swayingthat haa made South American enter-tainer, wick attractions this season.Charley Boy Is band's hot stepper.BetreIllia. Pena and Chinta offer maga.rumba and comedy dances.

On the Screen. The Lone Wolf Takesa Vulva (CM ). Rex McConnell,

Orpheum, Minneapolis(Rerlemed Friday Evening, April 25)Wayne King and he orchestra present

onto: the finest bille ever men on a localstage. King hes learned a great dealabout personal appearance ahmernatunipIn a few short years. One of the bigsecrets of King's antetaa this trip is thevery effective ligbling arrangement usedto Ming hie ork and Ms mug() to thefore.

The King signature. The Waltz YouSated for Me opened, only to has* atrumpet player start the revolution andMini on faster music. Between SleepyTime Oat. I Lore You Truly, Twelfthsore Ray, and Mae Danube the ^wee"14 fought In good humor. with the audi-ence reacting excellently to It.

The Monocled Ambassadors. two malt

acechnta from England. ate clever withtheir patter and =axing with their feat*.'The way their Damocles remnfnre to placeduring all the turning arA twisting hadthe audience applauding for an encore.

The ork next swung into the Mexicanraced with Escapade which, with the helpof the spots, went over well. The RandallSitters (trio) brought rotor fine harmonywith Per/idle, Merander's Ragtime Band,and Sadie Matektris Day. Znmeed.

Perhaps the moat spectacular WayneKung prfeen1st1031, greatly aided by lightsagain, followed with King on the pax.the clarinetLet and trumpeter Joining inplaying Will You era Think of Mel"Star Dust. and Mar pie.

The first of two abow-stoppers tookover next. with Tem and Betty Wonder,brother -slater dance team, going oververy big with their Jitterbug and acro-bathe. Betty's Minnie the Moocher num-ber is first rate, white Tom's dance with dummy resembling Betty had the aullonce nilutg for more,

The King Oct takes over again withJosephine. followed by Wayne's' vocals ofI Wonder Who's Hosing Her Note andOnly a Day. The audience Insisted onmore, arid Hine came up with third.

Don Cumming. gob and rope set, wasthe second '11w -stopper. lila pikes hadthe audience roaring and his roping weeexcellent. Don came back again andagain.

Wayne King orchestra tiara Into The'Walt: You Sated for Me for the finalehand. Here again it was the lightingthat did the trick.

PM, The Trial of Mary Dupre.Jack Weinberg).

Loew-Poli-Globe, Bridge-port, Conn.

(Retie -red Saturday Afternoon. Aped to)With a night club atmosphere. this is

one of the beet 'mule layouts to thewhere In many a moon, Benny Fields andhis Maywood Supper Cbsb Revue pro-vide 60 nrsinUte of solid entertainment.Otte Meyers Jr. arA bin house orchestraof 10 men on stage got show off to afast tempo with an original ermagementof Old Folks at Home. Melds ceme on toa big reception and after a Sew Met -cracks brought on the Jades. a mixedteam with a fast acre dance novelty andsome sock handsprtngs, also a differentversion of an apache routine. with thefemme cloths the throwing around.

Yvette, a pretty gal In a juggling tuay-city, followed. Nothing eensetionolStrictly routine stuff and snowed showUp considerably.

The Flee Dario La Congo Dancers. fea-turing Patricia, provide the Latin etrnot-phere And get over solidly with theirnimble interpretations of the rimed.Sarnba. and Conga, with the usual shak-ing of maraecee, claim. end conga drums.The Three Heat Warm, all boys. aresbownstoppers with their blend of nutcomedy. harrnooleing. ementrie dericine.and musle, with ors of the boys showingbeat tapptng around these parts in sometime. Had to beg oft.

Fields had the audience eating out ofhis hand with his swell warbling andbubbling pecsonnlity. Did On Fifth Ave-nue. Berkeley Square. You're a Lucky

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;diem and is medley of late Donn. Innatehad entire unit doing a hot conga.

Midler was Styn of the Woll, 110Iwe.A 2,800 Pester. plays four a day and ismanaged by Harry Rine, united by TonyNatasha oral Harold 1Mgie. booking bytoo Cone, of WRIt Artuus' Moreau. Mati-nee adrenals to two bite, with a dime moreat night. Samuel A. LelkoIduz-

House ManagersCheck Auto CampsFor Vaude Talent

/MANTA, April 20.-Vaude If boom-ing beet. POUlteen local theater* areMaytag earn° Nan of stage attractaan assupport to Alma.

Wan of these etaireerimm are being<Cored In the neighborhood theaters,them being great competition amongdr luxe neaghborbood homers.

&, necessary do tome house managnamint the stage ant:firth:M. and no awardsste good units. that they have been pick -mg up anyone who appears to have anykind a wont. or mum, thla weakensme lure of etagethowe generally. butthin Managua feel the public want+ towe flesh acts and. when they aro .carve,anntilliff will do.

Rome manager* keep In claw contactnth tourist and auto camp.. where theyhave Wind traveling urine 'taming thrihand hare put them on the stage.

Only downtown theater playing amideoreatantty is the Capitol 12,100 emu),wore the showa nave been so mediocrethat the management bee retorted toplacates Ita action pictures rather thenthe Magni/mom

Paul Whiteman played the. Paramount(Yale watts) for lour days beginningSorer Sunday.

in near -by Port Denning (Columbulnth askIlern are demanding Groh anew,.Autusta. awls -Annals, Albany. Macon.Thseneanite, and Teeny other ettles Inthe State are thing state attractions.

Just ea It's Everywhere:Vaude Out, Floortihow In

GRAND FORKS. N. D, April 2.8.-Vautimine le back after an Abeelled ofnom than 10 years.

Sal this time. Instead of showingin theaters, the acts are heed at nightdub.

Alex Lieberman now picks up flee orill acts weekly on a circuit that operates'Ira Canada and Slinticapolie and St.Paul. Orand Peeks to a convenient atopbetween Winnipeg and the 'Twin Citim,and the acts till chow a full week MLitbormanl One Mitten Club.

Lieberman came here several yens 47,0and took over a run-down but readoutpool hall. He added bar, a dancefoot. and a howling alloy Admitatondingo it 26 cons.

REVIEWS OF UNITS(Crestintied from pope .1.0

The guts open to nifty pilot toothinessand parade gals In airline heaters suite.

Katherine Parry, vibrant eyeful. °Miraa pleasing atTO deuce which gets theW.4 under way. The Three MarkBev here Pore clover nerd act.

The Conrad -4 do a bolero and rumbabet. alttso the dark-bautel girl is Ashur.lag. the act WAS nothing terrific.

Charm and parade girls return forbarren were. with build-up for Mauricearm Betty Whelen's adagio dames., Tramappear, wry youthful end vereattle withVA getting heavy Wind with gracefulout.

Den Popikoff Terme* dove a knockoutIturalan laugh art end flotalsess withOrorre Anita dub that cots over well.Rennin Thubers arid Judy Kelly follow

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NEW YORK. April 26.-f. Robertibc-der. attorney who was feverishlyPreparing for the Me of a countrysquint with the purchase of a farmIn Putnam County. may brave to PM:t-roth hie plane temporarily.

Has corribtnatton chauffeur-fnot-men.cook-blider-ithanabormalti uppedand leaded moot of Reoderl effectsInto hI, Whitton wagon and ht, tua-tara...wed. Stealer ocUrnatos the valueM the loot at 41.500.

The matter Ignored Itroder'sbooks, inelskilng many rare theatricalUna. Maybe the guy can't read.

Bird Bites ,Ilan!Crash! Bang! Plop!

CHICAGO. April VS.-When a birdbites a man. that's news' But li a n.,laughing matter --at least Rasputinmanager for Yvette Dare. pane,dancer. doesn't think co.

Just prior to Was Duel State-Lakcengagement heir, "Rut" was Minnsfrom Detroit to Chicago with the act',props, including the parrot. The boausually peaceful, auddenty hippedupon Pauspisimat shoulder and rawLila ear a snlbtia nip. Taken by sur-prise, be loot control of the car.which embed. banging him up.

"Sao" Is hobbling around de:cruteriet. but 'Poll)" is olteh;oven a teethe/ ruffled.

with fast chatter and dance routines.Judy has ability and pereonallty.

Chorus. again parades for build-up en-trance for Dot. Dash, end Dusk. whopow:neatly atop show with clever dancestem winding up with Duck derseingon drum with pop bottle caps on bottomof Ins bare feet_ Click better than vet -mane In show.

Show etW011 with Spanish pelting.Staples. and Orme, singing and entiretroupe returning. Otto Weber.

"Gay New Orleans"(Reviewed of °create) Theater, Chtealo)

This was Michael Todd's Met snow Inhis Theater Cafe (Chicago) which retainsa couple of production number.' of hisSaws& cunt to Ills Maga at the NewYork Wanda Pair, A couple of castchanges Include Ruth Dennen. who re-placed Ruby Mercer, and the Oadmion ofMuriel Page. who is Mill tit hsadas emeryThe original Sarerae plantation set andmethane are used throout

It is a pretty show and strong enoughfor the average vaude house. OypeyRose Leal featured billing brought Inthe men, and should do the same toother cities.

A line of Id girls end 10 show gutsgrace the production numbers. withmeal support by Joe Pretty:kb, baritone;Alias Norm. and a harmony trio, thelatter weak on meal delicary. Pmeterickhu youthful personality and strongpipers but fano bock on shoumanahtp.?(tea Demme's, atilking brunette. deliversof Cecil rely.

The girls thews up the stage In a cheerysong and sole -shoo tap opening, andwith parade tampon from the show galaappear stioottedrely In a Sertrae epee:tatty.romantic aped:ache In which the singersdo It Wouldn't Be Lore, Nor a Star toStott, and the Seartett O'Hara finale.pulling In by the teeth a patriotic wind-up labeled 1 liter Amon* Staging.

A. Robins follows the opening with hisOrntletrig novelty In which he produces101 props from ins pockets.. Kerma hisaudience fascinated as he loads up fourtrunks. links them In train fashion. andtoot-toota out. One art of the oldschool that holds up.

Rota ROW, taltmelng acrobat, tombsCan In One to execute daring trick* on aroller -supported we -saw perched atop narrow platform. lie also maniptilstessa girl to Centro! feats while to this pee.carnatie position. Good eight act.

Willie. West, and ale0Inty still cutup building a how* and get healthylaugh* They don't work In (rout oftheir own drop, removing the logical rea-son for some of their motions. but turnhas enough entertainment value to standon Its own teas.

Gypsy Rosie Lee. next to Hoeing. has aclever variation of the clip. Equippedwith good talk material, a catchy nuaticalbackground, and a strong senate of humor,her peel act nets one reaponw. Return.to the finale fix. a Mt with the singer(Frederick). Sam Honietterg.

PARK CENTRAL HIT(Continued from page 3)

and no chow, to feels It will not be af-fected by the dispute. St Regis will closetlus room for theism's:4r in another week.to Is not affected either.

Rumors were rife fora time this week.that the hotel, would appeal to either theNow York attorney central or wantlias-tors rue a bans that the APL untoro hadentered tenet:doter against them. Burtno such snore is contemplated now. It wasCalmed. Pact Is hotels Are probablyadopting the attitude that as tong eathey are soon to be all In the same beatthere Ls not much point In thtbilna tokeep open rooms with chows costingmoney to oaatate. The tompeUtion

RETURN TO BROADWAYof the

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Following

Their Sensational Triumphs in California

18 weeks Gate Exposition, 2 weeks Alcaxar Theater,

and 3 weeks Golden Gate Theater, all inSan Francisco, within 8 -month period

1 week El Capita,' Theater, Hollywood1 week Orpheum Theater, Los Angeles

Opening Loew's State Theater, New York, week ofMay 1st or 8th. Loew's Capitol Theater,

Washington, D. C., week of May 15th

Thanks for these Press Continents:"PUOrehy is a tow eet whet, beehyreottby the Salida" . , . ADA StANAfite,San franefeco Lasthiner.

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removed. so now they can rave money,they figure.

OPERA -ON -TOUR CASE'continued (eon page 3)

IATSE the right to strike breathe ofthe machinery, In title rise, phOtocraphewere used as aorompaniment.

Said Judge Pinch: "What is hem en-)01.ned la the Inducement by the mu -Octant' union to enter Into concbtna-Don to destroy the Nashua" of theplaintiff (opera) aolely bonnie/ ethelitorrymonad of live munclato le Used"

Open-On-lbor anus originally yankedoft the boards in Dartningham, No-vember 16, 1631, when the ritageboata

walked out on alnico past beta* aecticenth4 performance of fault.

This alto brought to mind the paalblerevision of the pions for IL A. Rolfe'Voile -Visions. which Wee pm out of Mud-noss the same way by the musicians'holm. Onion three years ego. VockeVisione, however. hat. been stwalling de-cagon of the Opera -on -hour action be-fore making Mute plane.

It was indicated that the AVM wouldappeal the cane to the Supreme Court -

TOMMY SACCO, Chicago, net Tod andArt Miller Into the Paramount Club, isSidle. DI fca two weeks with optbnallstarting April 12

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Capitol Follies Theatre

Vaucicfilm GrosscsBG and J. Dorsey Continue Strong;Roxy, State Down; Mil May Go 5 Weeks

NEW YORK-Three out of the fiveBroadway vaudMum hooves-Music Hall,Paramount, mid Strand-kept the paceof Pamir holiday bananas with a con-tinued rase In grows at the box (eke

Paramount (3.004 reale, 037.000 houseaverage) clinched the 'second week ofBenny Ooodman's personal appearanceand the Copecabana Remo on the stagewith a hot 433.000. Film Is the Crosby-Hope-La:now flicker. Road to Zeiteibar.Opening week of tills show caught*68,000. Pic is sot for a four -week run,but Goodman clean out at the end ofthe third, which should take &rowed*43.000.

Strand (2.758 ftAA. 832.500 !ousel aver-age) stored nicely with 840,000 Inc It&second week of Jimmy Dorsey on theS tage Roil Bette Derby in The Great Lieon the tereen. Show', let for a tour-ers* run, massed 442.00p the lint week.'third week estimate is era at about1134400.

/Attic Hell MAIM seats. 484.000 houseaverage) la eentinuing Its unmet box-office pace with a third -week take of697,000 for That laasegton Woman andlb. annual Faster pageant on sta.re. Bothattractions may run into a fifth week.With the fourth week eat to take inaround $65.000. lent three weeks haveg rossed a total of $301 800.

Loew's State (3327 seas, $22.500 hawseaverage) opened strong Thursday 124)with a amide versa= of the leaner.Craay With the Host (Willie Howard.Haar and Nobel, Gracie Bente, BettyKean, and Diem Costello) and should

CIaround 428E00. Film Is AndyO Planate Secretary. Leer. week's

bill with Clyde McCoy's band. Sims andBailey. Dean, Murphy on stage andLady Pre on the maven, tell below housepar with a pone $13000.

Rory (5.835 seat., 838.000 home aver-se) skimmed Mound the house par. ac.

Philly' Earle TakePoor $15,200; Fay'sChalks Fair $6,400

PHILADELPHIA.-- Heat bitting theonetime week -end didn't rave the Alm-ifinslwee chance to meke any son ofShowing 1114, p.14 week. Earle TheaterNesting capacity. 4.000-. house averagefor wale)! picture booking. 4114,000).for week ended Thursday 124) sunk toRe lowest level of the season, with $15.-200. Unseaectua warm weather was loomuch for Abe Lyman's% band and movie -land's Alen Mowbray combat and plc -(See P1111,Ly GROSSYS era pear 23)

Springfield GoodSPRINGFIELD. Maese-An Rester Pa-

rade Al Starr, vesicle at the Court aquereTberstee (1.360 testa) three days endingSaturday (19). was mainly responsiblefor the good crowds. The plc was /BundleGoes Latin.

On the stage were Sabre beam.Georgia and Melds. Monter& and Dorothy,Jolla Cummings. Rothe Sisters. andChaster Doherty gab

WANTEDAgee Teams. Singlet. Chi Damen, Strolling

Few to .104 weeks in WertPalen Death and Salami,

TAYLOR TROUT

CHORUS GIRLS

counting tot $35,000 the first week etLady From Cheyenne on the screen endstage bell including the Three Fltehmen,Johnny Howard. and Tatelle and !alloy.Running Into second week with enexpected 630.000. from week -endcations.

Carlisle, Bracken,Okeh 18G; "Nude"Unit Average Biz

DETROIT.--reeturn to tool weatherfor several days helped local theatersplaying stagealtows. With business; gen-erally down in picture theater,. the twodowntown &wee playing gosh Indicatedpatronage holding up.

At the Michigan (4.000 seats, hoursaverage 417E001 Kncy cartua,, and /kiddieBracken headlined the istOrgishos., doinga slightly belier than aetrage business.estimated at 418,000. Film woe a worldpremiere, billed locally as F. O. B. Detroit(elsewhere as Reaching for the Sun)based on a local theme. and MU un-doubtedly helped attendance oonthler.ably.

At Raymond Schrelbed& ColontalTheater (1.600 Metz, house average$5,500) the Nude Ranch Reese cane in!or very clone to the boiler average of63.600. In dew of local condltione. thiswas a good drew for a show without stardrawing power. according to Schreiber.

The closing of Jack Bemires TownTheater. which had played sieges/icon)for two months. apparently threw onlya little extra trade to the Colonial, indi-cating that the two &Uwe tailed tooverlap seriously In sources of patronage.

Boles Helps BuildDayton, 0., to 71/2G

DAYTON, 0. - John Botta addedstrength to last week's stageshow at theColonial. but only enough to up the gem's37.600.

This week the house Is preparing tohandle excepttortal crowds with the WLWBoone County Jamboree, More cur.toner, came for the opening show thansince Lum 11' Abner appeared here. Toaccommodate patrons ores the woe -a -madfive allows were scheduled few Saturdayand six for Sunday.

WLW Billies Big$13,800 in Ind'p's

INDIAN APOLTIS-WLW's BooneCounty Jamboree, topped by Lulu Belleand Scotty, put the Lyric (1882 teats)in the clover for week ended April 24with a they satisfactory 613,800, Houseaverage %, 1141,300

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War Benefit $3,100-And Acts Get Paid

BUFFALO, April 26.-A one-niehterTaude thew sponsored by employees ofthe Curtiss Wright airplane factory heroApril 19 for the benefit of Brittah WarRelied made a good profit. altbo thopromoters paid every act, contrary tousual benefit praelicei. Budget ranaround $2,000.

Held at the Sateaa Buffalo 'Theaterat midnight, the ahoy- headlined Clement.Jeseel and Homo Vincent, who were pro-cured thru the William 110:1111 Agency.and show grOssiel 43.100, with a totalattendance of 2,603 persona. Ducatsranged from 61 to 3160. About 18 othertweeting net* were hired. Helen Hearkencanceled in bet minute, the advernitadbossily.

"Vanities" Fine 16GBOSTON,-Peat Carroll' Vanities wilt

drew it juicy 816n00 for full -weekstand at the RICO -Boston Theater here,ending Wednesday 123). Tickets were33, 44. 35, and 85 cents at the 3,Z:00 -seathouse.

Plc was Rafe Vaquero (20th Century -Pox).

Tucker $2,860 BigSOUTH BMW, and.-Onto Tucker

bend and Bonnie Baker graved a record62.860 at the Palace Theater 11.010Rental here Monday (21). beating theprevious one -day high held by HoraceHeide by $280.

Howe rein, one -day flesh on anoverage of two days a month.

Chi Off; Red 10G for Pic Revival andTodd -Peabody Revue; Army Unit OK 16G

CHICA00.-Ideal outdoor weather endlack of Intend In the current altractine.anee holding down grosser at the oontbotemples here this week.

Oriental (3203 eras, 413,000 houseaverage) la slipping badly, and the weekof April 25, with a arrival of VtivelousLady and a (-Wm stagmbow topped byDick Todd and Eddie Peabody. ts bring-ing a red -dipped $10.000. There le talkof pulling raegethows after the May 9week. and Charles Stone. ode leader, laalready on notice. House did better wtthgirt shows, but could not produce sockleg attractions week In bad week out.The departure from that policy this weekIs an unpopuler one with the mile

and BURLESQUE People t element. And the ruernmpanying pictureWANTED. Write I, SKOLAK., has beta milked dry around town. Last

how& thoe ranee unit came in on aweek, ending April 24. Harry Howard'sante Red. Hot, lied frosatiful and Refery

SAN FRANCISCO 1 Queen's Penthouse Mystery on screendM good 616,600; Ittlee profit Par

$5,500 guarantee.Chimp, (4.000 seats, 6.37.000 house

average) IA nuYling along at a Glow pacethis week (April 2s -may 11 with a re.make of The Sea Wolf, starring EdwardG. Robthsem. and a stage revue featuringMorton Downey, Jack Marshall, HoneyFamily, and Lynn. Royce. and Vanya.Semen fare is not sarong and flesh 0,111boa no box office. Maybe 430.000. WeekOf April 18, second anal filial steam ofthe Rob Hope -Bing Crosby flicker Readto 7.analber and etamahow with EddyHoward. wound up with an okeh 430.000.making grand total of 678,000 for thefor

Elite -Lake (3.700 Meta. 815,000 bouseaverage! Am an entertaining unit InWe're in the Army Nees but la not a realboa -office drew. On screcet, second runof The Penalty. layout Is fair enoughto bring In a better than average $16.001tart week. ended April 24, combinationne Deemed Ceraran, horse owl*, andShen Yields' band unit slipped to teal $16,000.

Buffalo Biz OkehDespite Competish;Flesh Coining Back

BUFFALO,-A spell of colder weatherplus the Easter school vacations helpedbeing good nsuelefilen trade downtownthe pact week, and strong celluloid Mllehelped keep the customers coating dur-ing latter part of the week. Compett-Use amusement rectums were Dleoey'sFantasia In second week at lea)aregerand several nettle band one-ntgnten.. in.CladIng Sammy Kaye. Jlmmle Lurks -feed.and Bub Chester. Bands *peepers -el forver.oua benefit purposes and garneredgreat attendance_ Vaudeflimers are tak-ing advantage of the trend. with BobCrosby and Horace Heide on the earlyMay calendar. Current week looks Meth,only flesh being Palace burly -rondoshow, headlining Amy Piing, Chinesedancer.

The 20th Century (seating capacity,3200; house average, 30.500 for pis only)ts biding Its time with double-feattuesuntil May 2 when Deternattearal OutgoRecite opens forfora week. Bob Croeby'sork and acts are set to follow May 18week. Layout, which ended a nine -daystand April 23. warn comedy plc The NMIand Miss Jones, which grossed around89.000. PPM week did a fatrieh 117.000.Co -feature during that Um. was Shad.own on the Stairs. The Villain Stilt

Her was substituted for hut twodays. Wittig gap till haternarional glriteunit arrives are 1:10l1b10 plx, athadfad tipBaby and first -run Rookies on Parade.

The Outlet (seating capacity. 3400:nous Mrriage. 1111.600 for straight films)Is tingly returning to concrete mu&bookings, with Homo. Heldt bend andacts tho first Deb attraction on tap foesome time. BM opens May 9 and In the(Pee Ilf.frFAGO BIZ °XVI on page els

Spokane Gross DownISPOKANK Wash.-Poor Easter Sunday

attendance resulted In Joe Denten Mr -cult made going $200 under averageApril 11.13 at the Poet Street (1320seats.) It wise perfect day for Hesterhouneta, after nearly a week of domesand showers.

Bill, good one, had Barbarina andHer Pomeranians, PrIneme Chlye, Vine -ton and Loretta, Sauce Patterson. andJInt and June Cielingher Ow Streetof Memories and Ride. Melly, Ride anthe screen.

lleidt Big $3,700BRIDGEPORT. Conn,-Hears Hilda

In his Oat appearance to this neck Mthe email (hie season, went over greatat the Loew-Poll-Lyrk 13.046 seats) bun -day (20). House Monster Elate Maddenhad to put on a sixth show to take canof crowds. grossing a nice $3.700.

Frantic Cute. former local lad, had tomake curtain speech at every perform-ance.

Only bond this season to pull largercrowds was Tommy Dorsey.

Vaudeville NotesCHANDRA-KALY DM:CMS booked

for the Capitol. WasbIngtort. May 9. . .

COUNT BASIS Is get for the Palace.Yourgstown. 0. June 14, and the Regal.Chicago, August 15. . =3 LEWISgoes to the. Lyric. Indianspohe. June 13. . . HOLLYWOOD BLONDES open atthe State, BaJtImore. MO., May I. . .

ARTIER AND nRounticx inked in Incthe Shubert. Cincinnati. May 18, andthe Stanley. Pittabuntb, May 23. . . .

ABE LYMAN betons at. the Shubert,Cincinnati, May 16. . . . OLF2374 MIL-LER opens at the Chicago. Chicate.Jon* 13 . . . DANNY KAYE goes backto the Paramount. New Yolk. latterpact of June or early JulyOLMPIA THEATER, Maud, le net to runthrUoUt May end longer.. VINCENTLOPIZ is penciled in foe the Pa.nuesonnt.New York. the latter part Of May. .

PHIL HARRIS will be at the Chimps.Chicago. July 4. . . . EDDIE BRACK.M.Jack Leonard. Chi:* and !AC. sod the

.Dunine comprise the talent at theParamount. May 7. THE SPUR -OATS. whose test appeorance here vaswith the 11.11 Mecum. are playing doneIn Mesita, Hamburg. and DuesseldorfHone to re-enter this country aftertheir Copenhagen datee.

0132(20 MILLER hand is let for theChicago. Cbicago. June 13. . . . BTUROBINSON will tow on mine MU with(See VAUDEV1L2.5 Narss on pope 38)

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j en the new Huth Herbert comedy.own. Ssrekerl. now In production onthe Uninereal lot tn Hollywood. JerryAsh. Urevemal earner/man and memberet Los Magicoe. Hollywood miner club.es filming the picture, whirls deals withthe adventures of a meg:elate WithJ ut and Jerry on the Job there'll bev' exposing. . . THE TWO NlYerrtcsleFe.teq the patrols* at Reiman Catoand Restaurant. Philadelphia. . . . DR.EARLAN TARBISLL. In Cincinnati be -Mien trains Last Tuesday 122), our dayelf. phoned the howw to my he droppeden to emit for a few beurs with Mar-.:nal and Louise, In at the Sentinel.Clime. bet week with the Ted Weemsark unit. Tarberi, who never metres toend a dearth of private money dates.me a atrtng of eturszernents in the, Mid-dle Weal and Erat before beading backto the TOW country. where be faredso isendlly a few wales tack... MAR-DONI a salter et the =CM desk lastWedneaday (23) to talk Us Into a bitof tilght flying. only to scare ui Offby Menne that Unduly on a darkVent is pretty much a nutter of guesswork. Slerdoed and Louise barn beenen tour with the Ted Weems; band MIX*len December. with no end of the trotyet ht aright, Theylit slicking to magicfor the theater deem leaving Cretemental routine for the chine . J. 8.RAsweir has cloyed his Remodel Mere,e.bew, which be Red one In theotere and*climes In Arkanhai all winter. to }Nuthe Remelt Bros' Circus se secretary.Br repeets. the Maroc) NO, ended wasthe beet for the Fternests attrectlon Melee11.29 CHARLES A. NICOL, formerry years busInem manager on theOriental tours of her brother, the GreetMoen, and himself a mama of no meansteely. is resting In San Treader° froma Motet violent attack and hold-up InHollywood. Moore pm name was AlVets Are H. A. MacKNIGHT, hypo*no, winding up eight Weeks for theinterane of Poreign Wars In Washingtonand Oregon. has signed again with theNational Carbon Company for the sum -nee and fall to play key towns lit Mon-tana, Idaho, Washington. and Oregon.H. yeas with the latter company Idweek. hot waxen. . . BER-KEK THEMAGICIAN pulled a full house for thePTA at Etat Pleasant, lid.. April 18.

THE OREAT VIRGIL clones his seventhtour under the manegernent cf the

milkteren magle Steinman*. HenryAudios Carte In Colorado elm. 6. tem...l-ing l8d.000 mike and giving 600 night,Ind 200 matinee performances In thethrreyear period. Virgil plans 60 -daytour of itimka thla Rummer, with tource the Deep Smith slated for the tate ten.

. . StIEPTIELD THE MAGICIAN. afterwinding up at Avalon Club, Het Speirms.Mk.. moved to the Chez Pane, Denver,April 18. At Charleston. W. Va.. recently.he had as a nano, Dr. Coady. whomSheffield soya Is a wow with the nude -beards. At C.ohunlita. Mo. he was anom at the home, of Dr. Overtielm fora midnight magic and food session. . . .

JOIIX MeGUIRK returned no his almamater, the McKinley Htgh School. Mica,0. for perfornianee April 18, lust 21years attar be used to foot the kith andteachers there 11s a tricky sophomore.

.. CARRYTNGS ON at the recent anHurt magic party of the ttenienni Clubet Minnesota were pictured In a full pageIn the art gravure motion of The Herne-aletie Sunday Telbene April 20, Picturedhermit their warm were the club'. seen,

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Combo Policy ofOriental in ChiHaving Troubles

CHICAGO. April 26o -scarcity 01 sun.able attractions which can compete withthe StateLake &bows U endangering thefuture of the Oriental combo policy.Beth theaters have a 40 -Dent top andCater to the roam trade.

Mks Todd now mansgleg the Orbentelice the landlord. poissta out that the girlangle Is a gcod come -cm. but. meted itears be backed up with strong entertain-ment the customers will nay away. Timshow winch cloud Thursday (24). BerryHoward's Red. Bet and Beaufleul, didbetter than average hennas ($161100)but Its price (around 41.600) reduced thechances for a big profit, Cheaper billsdraw film. And the Or-ten:are pictureproblem is still as route its ever.

State -Lake. on Om Other hand. has abetter selection of pictures and paysmore for Its shows. Operated by RelationAt Kate, It has a weekly flesh budget of$6.1:00 to 411.600. and for that reason getsfirst call, generally, en unite available Inthis area. gimes following the currentunit. We're fn the Army Now, IncludeMeld to America. which will be toppedwith a amen name (May 2 week). DaveApnllon and Willie Shore unit (lisp 9).Ada Leonard -Helen Morgan all -girl unitIMay 16). Motor Rowe% unit and screenname (May 23). and (SeendfetheenUM unit (May 20).

Oriente' has only two weak act:break-in dote of Bela lemmet-lreye Lukeshow. May 2. and teafedel Nights unit.May 0. Type of einem to follow andfemmer realty will depend on the bud-nem garnered for the next ceuple ofweeks.

Queen of UnmentionablesPRILADXLIIITA, April 26. - Waned.

H awn stripper, current at Carroll'', localninny, hen decided to thrive her HiveSt. Louis Men Instead she wilt 4111

herself as -Queen of the Undies Woad...

Another Burly Floor ShowPIIILADXLPHIA, April 36.-11eraum ce

the click of the burlesque florenhowpolity nt Carroll'. here, Wayne SleVfigh,operator of the Twin Ceder Inn at near-by Clementon. FL J. has trulltuted enallburly policy.

Spot hae elven' used strippers, butnow It's burlesque nil the way. IntelJune Ranee in top spot.

Bridgeport Out May 10MULKle.TORT. Coon., Arch 24i -Man -

ricer Melte Madden of the Ince&-Poil.Lyric Theater. Blest hou.e, says bur -townie will close here Saturday. May 10

Hindu Neogene local gel, Is matingher third appearance here this Jenson,with great sincere.

Al Banat, manager at the Lyric lestseason, is new ten Peyettoseilte. N, C. tomanage hritree for the Menem Amuse-ment Compeny of New York.

C.orio Show for Philly?PHILADELPIHA. Anti! 20.-Deal to on

to reopen the Shubert. ethten returnedto burly only to shutter again, fee asingle week for a legit, featuring AnnOrono. With Ulm Cenci set to summer

Tondeinyo in White Carom plan is tobreak In the show hero before openingat the. Whitney Theater. Bronx, and theleetbuile. Week:yea

originator of hie own version of the one -Mon levitation: Arthur Johnson: JudgeP W Carter, of Engle Riser. Wise AlGuatateors. and Arthur Johnson. . .

RAYMOND SCHEM end Comeau!. browIn the Rlo Grande Valley, will snore soonscreen Tema into the Panhantite, theninto New Mexico. Their present tourunder the direction of Southern Schoolstemenielles, clams the Weed week In July.. . . TERRY LYNN la currently showinglite warm at the Halloween Hotel. Cleve-land . , JULES J. nREELEY la work-ing malt nIterins In the Hollywood area.doubling his mace, with mew duties.IfIs former partner. Prince Haase. Uswerkene the same meter. . . PAULSTADCLUANOS woodenbeaded pat, WindyIngetne. who made the popers when hotried to enter the Kenttrcky nitheriestortalMOO a few yearn ago. cranked TheCOInfria-47041,4411. Laittottilly, We, April 25 with atiro-coWartn photo wnen he tend to en-list In the shiny

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NEW YORK:MARGLE HART departed hurriedly via

chartered plane April 13 from the Hub -sea. Union City, for her Lathrop. MM.Dome. on word of her dad's weenie M-mes. Ho died April 21. . . . JERYLDEAN replaced Margie Dort the balanceof Union City week. and itereitene durtngPhiladelphia week following. . . . LOUAPPLEBY. manager of the oteino.Toronto, turned over a third donation ofBritish Mind money railed by the chorusunder direction of producer Lester Mont-gomery to the local mayor.. . VALDA.dancer, opened at the Star. Brooklyn.April It. . . MILT BRONSON. stagemenages.. double celebrated a birthdayand bla 140th week et the Gaiety April20. . . . HELEN HARRY wit terthday-partied Apnl 23 becketnee of the letinge.Thu time Ise Brewster. co -arrow -eel, wasthe cake baker. . . . MARLANX andRine LaRcse double -featured the new billat the Republic April 20, Other newprincipals, some returned. were lutes De-wey, billow Sisters. Stinky and Snotty.Bert Seuteerra. Dorothy Malayan. endDorothy Lawrence. James Colteldin,merle, came In the week before. PhenylsPerry an4 Julie Bryan were the featuresApril 2? week.. . . ED DX VELDX endBilly Mifflin. straight man and made. re-opectirely, are a new elude team,

CHARM.' ICEMP/21, mune, played hostone day last week le two petty °Sierraof the Deglish warship 8. S. Malaya, hereUndergotng repels's, Met them at the!Ambit' Ctub and Melted them to theHirst slow he la heeding over at theModem. Union City. . . DICK RICH-ARDS, mune. on a lent wheeler. ties anew piano skit for which he wrote the

Amteting him are 3ms Mack andBeth Cateert. . . IRENE BLANEY sandMarkey Woody, former burtesquees. seenow at the Chez Pore*. Chicago. . . .

PAT PARER came to the Ening* April20. Max Ferman and Alma Melbenbooked for Illy 16.. . . RITA DEVXRXdancer, sprained her right finkleset thetkonier. Newark. April 13 week, but with

docter's bondage did not tree a Weekpmformence. . . . ART OARDNER andNut Ryan ore a new ceinic-straightteam in soldier theatera near by.

ANN COMO outfitted In untforma ofmeet taw the (islet)' llerater bewballnine that' played Its first 1041 game inCentral Park April 211 against a teamcomposed of actors of the Parana Hartleend Loutresna Purchase compunee.Beek of the uniform lettered -Ann Corteand Her ()linty 'Theater Boyne . . .

MARJORIE ROVE to undergo an peeweeremoval to the left ear. . . . DAGMAR,dancer. opened at learn Phil:dolphin.April 24. following a week at the Mee

GEOROX TUTTLS. olnger.bock at the Ennio April 18. teeteringDanny Tucker. . . Jinn MACK andJean Lee. with the Kemper show on theHirst wheel, celebrated a 11th wedeltreranniversary recently with n stilt to Pan.sera Werffe.. . . THE MILLFJ:11, Herbertand Lloyd. of the Clerelge, were genet -our hoes to many burlenquera invitedto attend the opening of the hotel's newglum cocktail bar April 30, Amotag thoseparticipating were Maxine Dutinon. Bub. -here Yvonne. Ann Mitchell. boo TeVon.eterende Roe,e, Rita Deemer. MurrayLeonard, Dave Cohn. Lunt)' PAVIA. Allen011eml. Jewel Mode. Irving Engel, DaveMeek, Jacks Davis, Zonta Duna. Bar -hers Bond, Murray Austin, and DeloresDown_ . . . JEISICA ROGIeRS now be-ing publicized by Mello Jades:. Ditto.Charmaine and Ann Corte. . . . JACKDIAMOND and ;Abel Denoe opened atthe OMety April 18.... Ein'ERRY BRIT -TON opened at Leon et Eldien MerryMar 2. Makes, the spot's third try withburly stnpters, pereous two beingIteeine DuShon and Pet Joyce.

MARION MILLER. after bee week(April 13.10) et the Eltinge. moved toBaltimore and Wathington. Back here tothe Gayety May 0....LEON VANGELDIR, Mk leader at the Hudson.Union City, together with brother Rudyat tbo drums and four other musician..sill oftlelete another summer on theS. S. Mayflowerneunning between NewYolk and Bridgeport. Conn.... STELLAHILLS pictured bed storied anent "coy -reel way to undrape eta snap* or zipperIn July Jest ,nag, which ale* 111.11 -

tinted !Melee Stewart.... REMIT Snaprent haul Marion Miller photoed in aObey Celled /8 wegoung To Be the New

Now York Office)Pad) Same loot30 had poses of PetiteCarroll, Marion Wakefield. and PaineLind.... BUBBLES YVONNE was birth.day -greeted April 9 at the Clarldwee newMesa bar by Boo Laren, Murray Leonean.Gretchen, Ben 'motion). Ruth &momand Itowstrd Maloney. . DIMPLE;DKLITZ opened at Payee Philacielphte,Apet 17, following tee weeks. at the Star,Brooklyn. and two previously at theGelety. . . . RAMON AND CHIQUITA,dancer from niter -lee were arts -timersIn burly at the Elting° April 11 week.

. . GAIETY. alerting work of AprilIL gave enmities costumes job to Pottieschop.. JOE 31tEfle, *tame. followingtwo weeks at the Reptiblla, opened April18 et the Nationsi. Detroit, for the twotweek of the usual Manner Hock. . .

MURRAY LEONARD AND JOE PAYEhave ermined for raude. . . . LYNNLAURI= former re.edel. la reeking hernest appearance in burly at the Gaietyamong Billy Enudes show KIrL.. . . .Ambitious to become sculptress seeRsday. USD.

PHILADELPHIA:JO ANN TAYLOR made her load bow

at the Tree week ended Saturday (26)esith a new Hirst unit headed by Rox-anne area Rank Henry. . HtleDAWASSAU made her last appearance thisseason at Orpheum. Reading. Pa April23, with Billy Hagan on the bill, alongwith Sammy entitle Patriclaand Rom and Rom. . . BILLY(SCRATCH) WALLACE'S snapshot Iscrone the exhibits of Martin Hyrnan1photography at the Academy of Pine Artahere. . . . MILL? LaVON is at Hollo-way'. Inn near Marlton. N. J. lathMarna et trio near -by Smart spot atHaddonfield.

Minn. Burly Housejam on Taxes

ST, PAUL. Minn.. April 26.-Ore thou.nand dollor tondo were posted here byHarry Hirsch and Harry Kate, proprietorsof Alvin. burly honer, mowed by theU. S. Government of falling to pityticket taxes.

Ilitio11 and Katz had been IndictedTuesday 122). Government charredWoe OPPKiannittntt 61100 SOT Septem-ber 13 to Seemlier 21, 1040, had notbeen paid.

LLOYD C. RUDY, *ranting the High.land Park Conerreatery. Detroit, has re-entered raude booking fled, taking outall agency lbeerue.

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Lynchburg DandyFor Hayworth Unit

WASHINGTON, April 2d. -"SeeBeeHereeirth's Pepper Box Revue opens to-morrow at the Atlas Theater here for sfour -day nand, to be followed by theAcademy. Lynchburg, Va.. May 2-3. theunit's fourth engagement at the latterhome Ude warms J. F. Palle. Academymanager, reveals that the Haywortheimpany established a house record fara unit show at popular paces during itslast nand at the Academy April 4-5.being topped only by

ringnnette.who got In an extra abow dis en-gagernent there.

Serend members of the Hayworth showhare left toe summer yolx prey:oval,signed for. New faces have been addedand personnel now includes "Oconee"Hayworth, Marton Andrews. HarryCornish. Gene Vaughn, Jennte Ve one,Alit* Wendell, Grace Mete. Helen Boyce.Mabel Deviancy. the Wyatt Steens, andLie DoVentil Troupe. In the ork aroRoland light, Patel Wayne, Iforeard&bona Prod Myer.. and Tiny Kona

Manager Hayworth reports that NorthCarolina and Virginia are overrun withoar:11Mb. and South Carolina and Vir-ginia are crammed with amen visudw-pitaute tent shows. Hsy-worth unit toan In Virginia /mums until May 10.

Cotton BlossomBows in May 1

PADUCAH, Ky., April 26-New CottonMoue= Showboat, under the direction01 Capt. James Donnell!, hoe, and manage. launches Its season here Kay Iwith a three-day engagement under theauspices of the Illinois Central IL It.ServIce Club. whteli has a membershipof 3.603 The boat he already virtuallysold out for the three nights.

Capt. Hannonn la this setae= stream-lining his offering, discarding the dramaain home of the revue -type entertainment,including various quiz stunts, fee prima.saunter to the allows prevented On theradio. Each performance will blow offwith a patriotic finale.

Gordon Piloting Moore RepNEW YORK. April ZS-Edward (Teal

Gordon, who recently closed hie vioadeunit. IA reeking preponitiona to handle"Cappy" Also alooff's Showboat Mayersthis summer. while Moore dote his stintin the army. Company open% Its. thardaraeon at atersebtarter. Coon_ In June,with Mlle, Meson doing femme leads.

Texas Good for Barty UnitPALACIOR. Tea_ April 24.-Horner Kirk.

now piloting the Dilly Bart, Company.reports he le finding extelltions exception-ally good In this section foe the unit.with present bookings carrying It smutMay 10. with a eceatbtlIty of theater date*In Monica to follow. Lidy Dawn joinedthe unit recently In New Or cans as.penalty dancer and chorus producer.Bob Dencoll. .how'. ormee. doubled thisweek nt the 10 Campo Club here whilethe unit played the local Grenade The-ater.

TwcOlaii Tenter for N. E.BOSTON. April 24.-Albert Mayo, Bos-

ton magician. and !terry Doucette. vet-eran sleek -wire performer and juggler.herr teamed to launch a two-nuin tentshow to mole the made resort towns inNew Hampshire and Maine this enflame:.Tent and all paraphernalia will be totedon one large truck_ Arthur Kineley. wholast summer toured Maine coastal townswith a partner. presenting waide and Mx.0120 is =Mete plans to launch a .silltent ',IOC In that section trite season.

ERNIE BERNARDrasa. Costae.

SID COHENOoditokon, Betide. N. Y.

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Selective ServiceMail

In the Carnival Department al thutome appear the names of those hay-ing Selective Service mall in thevarious office* of The Mitboard. TM..list la published in adention to ther -since Wrath are net in capital letteaaIn the regular Letter last.

Rep RipplesT A. BROWN. balm with van-

oF utTrentera In the past, to fit as afiddle after a recent illness and Is slatedto hit the road again soon. . . . It. E.(DOC) ROBERTSON has closed withPrank H. Young's Clyde It. Pierce MightyMinstrels to Mtn (Rome D. Floyd'. Cot-ton Blossom Minstrel* as Melee*, nun -tiger. Latter cog open.' under canvas atNorfolk. Va. May 12. . . . ARTHUR(DOC) PLE2dING. now playing CherokeeCounty. Texas. with Ma small raude-pletrick, plans to move it Wider O+.11734soon. . . CONNM.LY AND RAD-CLIPPE, after a brief mat in De* Moinee,1.. will again Jean the Robertson -Gif-ford Players for the summer. LolaRetteltf to la mourning the yawing of herOnly slaters. Mete. who died Muter Sun-day In Chtertgo. Lola and Mate formerlyappeared together In vaude and rep asthe Radcliffe Sisters. . . CHIEF' BUF-FALO, tent chow operator. Is playingsemi* date* In the Batton area .

)C1/NWT SWATS in now In her fiftheesion with the Harley Sadler Show.which last week Maim Its 41st tent tourat Santa Anna. Tex_ to a full how4.Show', big top Strata 1,500 with 44/40trurks hailing the outfit. Sadler isconcentrating on ono and twothloht*tan& . te W. KENNEDY has Suetfinished a marectalui seaman in NewHampshire and Maine. presenting veudeand plcturea under church aware,. Hewill show films at Maine resort town*this summer. . . . BYRON GOSH TentShow moved indoors at the JeffersonTheater? Hooker, for the week ofApril 31. Show featured pictures. Gash'scountry atom, the Novelty 00t1OtTkS.

totaa Puppets. Doualea juggler. Heily-wood Punch rind Judy show, with KarlSapp at the Mato.

"QLIM- VT21MONT la still confined int7 Ward 9, Potatoes' Home Hcapital,

Dayton. 0.. under his tight none, Dal V.Badger. He says the Is mending nicely.but still has to put considerably roombeef on his lanky frame. He hat learnedto manipulate Ms new store teeth. andexpects to be out of the .nursing homeby the time summer seta In. in themeantime he'd appreciate a line from oldfriends. . . . MORLET TRIO, with vari-ous rau4o teeters in the past, are keep-ing busy on eatery Mace In the Troy. N. Y..sector. . . DAN DENTIN. after a see -son with the Joe Sauline Pities In theCarolinas. bas sinned as Jove teed withthe Balfour Stock Players of Aterinette.Wit . . . BOB DRISCOLL. emcee withthe Billy Marty unit playing Team thea-ter., recently spent a pleasant week InNew Orleans with Mao Perguson. ex-repeter, now with the stock burly at theLafayette Theater in the efferent Cite.. . . MR. ASO MRS. HARRY ENOPORD,now at their home In Stevens Point, Wis..preparing for the opening of their tentshow aeawai. recently had as YURI:re PearlPeen and Company, working Wisconsintowns with a Mondani 011 show.

Gifford Moving Into Va.,31d.WINSTON-ULM N. C.. April 24.-

°Mord', Vatarte-Ple Show. wench hasbeen playing to good returns in NorthCarolina. will take to tensile soon Andmove Into Vtratula and Maryland forthe summer. Show will continue fee -Wring rellrous fine and drarroateaketanw under mimed church auspices.Benjamin J. Oltford la maragee.

PIIILLY GROSSES(Contented from par 26)

lure strength in the eucena. .4 OW. etGuy, and a Gob went for naught. 'TommyGleason'. Royal Ousel. Henry Klux andArlene. Rose Slane. and harm endBroderick rounded out the bill. New billopened lartday 125) hold higher hope,.sand If weather condition/ continueWomble a eatinfac'tory 00.000 le leakedfor. Horace Healta, band holds full

Endurance Shows4Communications ro BILL

Fox and Ross in CombineTo Promote Series of Shows

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 26-11. M. iroxand Hal J. Roes have combined to forma company known AA Sam Carroll & Matoclaim to operate derbythows. n awn -tortures In larger cites. It to the planOf Pox and Rom to keep two allows goingat all time.

Pat's content, presently under way InKaman City. Mo.. la reported enjoying ahealthy play. A second volt. with Rotsat the helm, Is elated to get going hereearly to May. According to Pox. arrange-ments are being made to take care of 18couples between show., with the content -ante matured of aponeonatip from the firstday.

GEORGE HOGAN. still holding forth atnava. Grill. Trenton. N. J. pastel. In toInquire what's become of Johnny Mor-gan. Tex Palk. and Sam Gore. all formerlywith _Pop Weldon's walkies. "They postmeant to here pinned out of existence...Ince1033." Mogan pens.

TOM DAY AND JIMMY BURKE Infothat tbeyll have the conotealon rights atthe forthcoming San Diego, Calif.. con-test. They report Nettie. that CharlieLouts and Jackte Leonard aro workingclub In the San Dana. sector.

JOE VAN RAAM JR. la oompetliag InPox's Speed Derby in Renato City. Mo.Joe wants to know what's become offillly Costa.

060ROIS WALKER. who Ap:11 12 be-gan his second year as muse at OlenPark Casino. Williemerille, N. T. postalethat he was learned two months ago.and very happily, too. Re falls. how-ever, to name the lucky girt Revivinga recent diseueslon In this column,Walker nays he bellows Phil Murphyhas been in the biz longer than anyother endurante ahoy mow. Georgie Ii

SACHS, Cincinnati CoHke)wondering what has become of "Bozo"Lem._ He clones hL. communk-atton with:"Heard about Eddie Begley. Hope herecovers soon."

ROBERT DES ROCKFS, now soloorn-Mg in New Orleans. is ancous to knowIt Gladys Maddox and Dan Donnisonare still active in the Mid.

OTHER INQUIRIES have been re-ceived the past week on Misty Dowdell.Jackie Pleials, Denver Timbetmsn. ArtWolf. Pee Wee Cornea Nellie Tucker.Barn and Nan McDonald. Val !Welk MikeKelly, Sonny Kinsey, Denny liecknee.Mary (tatty) Home, Clara /Corbel. TonyMandell Babe Perry, Pio Kramer. BudRelict Lots Iteoby, Betty Sue Long.Mr*. Jack Kennedy, Pauline Boyd, andDuff Davison. Shoot In a Ilne, kids, andlet your friends know where you areand what you're ddir4,

JACK MURRAY Is back In the WindyCity OW a Kelt to Harass City.where be took tn the show going oarthere. "It's a beautiful atollt," scabbiestMurray. "They had several thousandIn attendance and a fleetly set of con-testant.* on the floor. But I don't knowwhat the endurance field ha coming to.2 walked Into a night club and saw oneof the beat judges In the Wattles*, LouJarvis, tending bar. I beltere the pro-moters ought to get together and dosomething about It. As for myself. Ihave received my questionnaire. I sup -pea. rolneOspe has to represent the en-durance Rohl. en It may ea well be me.rd like to any 'hello' to all the dear littlekiddies."

TEDDY HAYEEt la now bead trainer forthe KIng Brady National Speed Derbyat Legion Stadium. Pine Muff. Ark.Hayes has been with Brady a year andsays he got In some flee alsows duringthat time. the last being the Alexandria.La. contest, Yawl Clark. r.Oor Jusdp,also has been with Brady a year, Teddyadvises.

away on Hite stretch. with billing terLarry Cotton, ?rankle Carte. PledLowery. Burton Mace. Red Farrington.011X0Taale, Donna and Her Don Juana.Ronnie Kemper, Jerry Down,. adtmlCebanne. Bernie Matti/man, Buddy Sat-ter, Baez Adiam. and Fink De Vol.Screen supports With frlondie Ce0C.1

Para Theater treating capacity 2,200bouae arealte. 08000) fared a Mt betterwith $6.400 for the week ended Wednes-day (23), having stronger support inLois Depot and Dimples Dente foe theDrab flealuse. Act Interpol -Won+ IncludedJoe and Jane McKenna. Cappy BarraHarmonica Swing Enterneete. AnnPritchard and Jack Ler& Willie Solar,Jimmy Lonr.ergan house line and BillyPrIctsa's house ark. The. Saint In PalmSprings was on the screen. Now DUI_opening Thursday (241, with Dimmerand Prmaln Parker In the burly !mediagot away nicely and pointa to a 14.700week_ Jack Hotta and Mildey, JrdDooley and Audrey Evans. and Denny.Moore and Martin complete the bill withScotland Yard on tilt screen.

BUFFALO BIZ OKER(Continued from pope ad)

meantime theater Ls doing eke!" withintone celluloid fare. Pair week openingApril 25 Buffalo offers Bette Davis' TheGent! Lir. which la expected to gar=a nett *14.000. Seoond film la TheRoundUp, with Poetry Pirate extra.Week ended Mull 24 Buffalo plied upthe beat take In several weeks, with Roadto Zanzibar on screen, which pulled1114.900. Free end Easy and audio/Ito*Notetty were the added features.

The Hippodrome Imattng capacity,2.000: house average for Glom only.64,700) 16 returning to flab booking%with Maier Dotty.' show May 2 week.

The Erlanger grossed neatly for thefirst week (ended April 101 of WaltMaier/. Panteria, Cocker; $12,002School vacation helped. as did 10 per-formances in seven days. Price scale is80 cents to $1.50. Second week, endedApril 24, dropped oft °Madden:it'll,. withonly 10 performancea girth and b. et.

results MUM; around $7.000.

VAUDEVILLE NOTES(Continued from page 26)

the Dick Rogers band. . . ANITALOUISE forced out of the Michigan, De -thou, by Ilthees. ar.d Kitty Carlislesubbed.... BILLY BIZIEDICT has joinedthe crust of the Paramount Mtn, Obituary.Other:mu& people In that pto includeHenry Johnson, Alice Ernst and ClaireMay. George McKay. and Tom Dugan....ROSITA ROYCE Se mounrang the loss ofton now car, stolen recently during herChicago May.... =RE WALLACE willreotganixa the male octet. the Guards-men. at the completion of the Currentcollege eernester.... EDDIE EDWARDS.formerly of Rosa and Edwards. hasteamed with Madellne Killeen_

OIL AND BERME MACRON ate bookedfor the Earle. Phtladelphia. May 2. ..DUKE ELLINOTON to the Palace, ArtWayne. Ind., throe days starting May 9Same home gets Vincent Lopes for threedays Starting May 30. Homo will bootspot orb; . . MAJOR ROMPS unit goesInto the Hippodrome. Doento. May 2.. . PATS WALKER booked for theHoward. Washington, May 2. . . DONCUMMINGS opened at the Olympia.Miami, April 20.

HARRY CLARK saps hie unit. Red.Not. end Lonely. is at Inns May 24 andall tour the West and Welt Coast allbummer Nixon 'and Sands. Row Sisters,Perry Tartne, Starr and Lee. Milt Hen -kin's band. and a Hoe of 10 stela com-prise the Itne.up.inanya memo SR. 13 out of theMAW 'et Aineriew unit. . . . LOU HOPP-MAN, juggler. doubles as ammo WashIngton In the patriotic finale of TutuHoward's Red, 1101, and Thraatlful.

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Non -Theatrical FilmsCordLeted by THE ROADSHOV/MAN

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ANTA Elects New Officers;Sets Plans at Annual Meet

Fair trade practice resolution endorsed unanimously -bright future for non -theatrical film industry foreseen -Bertram Willoughby elected honorary president.

NEW YORE, April 28. -Allied Non-Te.eatrical Film Amociation held its thirdannual convention and banquet April 18-10 at Hotel Astor Here. Meetings wereevil attended by members representing all phases of the Industry. including dig.trieutora. producers, reselthownsen. and tepreseritativer of nice librettos. Mallow -n; the adorcas of wean:one by President Bertram Willoughby the oaken andmending comaittnee repartee on the activities of the past year. Plane for thecoming year were outlined, with ;articular emphasis on the getting up and main.mining of fate trade practices and

untrUatne standards.expenalve and beyond the reach of themajority of Arner1C4r13. The early nickel.oilcan... opened a new, wide entertain-ment field within the retch Of ail. Non-tMatricil Moue are now doing the earnojob for email theaterina town., withMaw eirlitbited In aeltoNe. Churches. orhalls, Albright said.

Member* Of the awirelatlen unani-mously enelorard A neolution to place -use And pubttetzs all rental rates main-tained by them. Whoneier neenpapers.prtedicels. °Modems. or other media are

mention will be made of ell itched-ulw of daily. weekly, and other rates,Thin procedure rim been agreed upon forthe exprest purpeee of avoiding creatingthe Mope -Won OM all flume of Resort*.um member* belong in any one specitiorents] eroup, Quotation of rental ratessill begin May IS and a copy of "lochmtrx will be on d10 with the Allied Noe -Theatrical Film Ateociathin.

During the afternoon of the secondday's xenon the following new eelornswere etectel: W. K. Midwife. president;Teceise J, Urandon and Harry A. Stapleri,N,petet1011tt.A: 8 a TO1141 Gokistein.treasurer: H. T. Edward*. secretary;Oeiter IL Cole. Ben V. ariannags, Hor-net Jena and Rumen C. Amnon. dl-reetore. Bertram Willoughby, presidentfir the pest two years. was elected hen -gamy president by acelernation.

On the evening of April 10 the an.nest dinner dance was held with mornthan 100 members and their Aleuts Inattendance. Short epetchen were 11.540by Joseph Sullivan. of the Departmentof Seoindary Muestion: Roger Altirtebt,of Teaching MM.' Ciutediany. and Capt.John D. Craig. author and world traveler.

OVeusalne the future of the non.thestrical QM business. Albrightpointed a rosy picture. Ho pointed outmet provers at present is comparableto the stage reached by the Molina fieldat the turn of the century. In another

to 28 Team. Albright predieted. theHums. elm business will be equally Int.feeteret as 0 national entertainmentmedium.

In the days before the marten were afactor In the entertainment picture, Al-bright pointed out that only a smellpecentage of the people ooritcl affordto spend money foe entertainment. Theopen_ stage yeatuctions. Mo.. were too

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Captain Craig talked about 'some ofhis Interesting adventures In takingunderwater fltme. He stressed thatphotographers spectelirtne In adventurefilms had a wide market, since thisproduct Y needed to round out a bal-anced glen program. Speaking for otherprof. ducer. and photcorsphere likesel Captain feels that the tenon.Mad holds menthe for wide distributionand prase&

Panel discussions during the conven-tion covered the following eiibpete:"Libraries and Their Problems." "Jests. -lotion and the Non -Theatrical"Maehtne and Equipment Sales," -Prob-lems of Use Disteltniticn and PrOpethanBertielelfr of Indust:tan." "Problem!' ofthe DIstributere," "Idernbemblp, Finances,*and

Welfare Seeskea." and Making theMoat of Your Product"

Astor Heralds NewDistribution Plan

NEW YORK. April 26. -After * six-month mirror of major problems facingthe temm. Minimise. Robert ht. Sadist.president of Astor Meturee. announcesan attempt, to etabinee distribution ofnew reignite and avoid com-petition" crested by untestrIcted sellingand renting of sublects.

Pint application of the flew methodsIi la emenectioh with the offering of theWilliam S, Hart feature. Inizableireeds.Indiscriminate smiling of the picture toall libraries. will be eliminated, and alibrary operator to one Beckon of thecountry will be unable tO book the sub-ject thruout the V. 3,

Roadthownien will be assured book-ing* at fair prices, eavica says. Pothermere, the exhibitor will not need 10rush a picture solo for feat someonerise will play the film before Intro. Thenew plan will do away with the practiceof hurried bookings in rut endeavor tobrat a oompetttor In a territory. it leCalmed_

Basically. the plan Utilizes the Cainedi/tram...Sou methods in the Idiom. fieldthat bare been found succeesful laregular theatrical diatrihistion etAltneEs.TI/WWWOC4.1 will be based to responsi-ble lernm. library operators for a three-yte.r period. A flat price will bo charged,and film rentals will be restricted to aspecified territory. The rental Li solelyup to the operator,

A library owner who sequins theGreater New York territory. for example,will operate solely lR the five horoughaof New York City, No other library canship or leAo prints In the territory. Allinquiries as to Wettings, horn any'source. wall be tunxcl OTOS' to 1110 1004franchise holder,

Large wale tuitional advertising toaid distributor, will be possible. offeringcountry -wide coverage at one time. Atthe same time a lining of the soutromwhere the picture may be booked con bebroadcast simultaneously to Me entiretrade.

PritUre release* of box-office /atm-meg not, yet arallable In lemin.truc.h se

if elf's A meets, SAYLfa..te, and Sky Dents,+mote:died by Astor, depend on the'Intl:nate tUCCOA Of the current dUtri-btftion experiment. Navin' claims tha:the whole fulovre of the Muni. incluetrrests on the enticome.

Unquerrionably it the plan can hemade to work. rorideboirmen will be t.A.principal beneficiaries. Stabliastion ofdi:Unbutton will eliminate at least bootyof the troubles of securing acceptablereleases At reLe0Bablo Bdttes. 411 Impor-tant factor for romithoinnen.

Exhibitors PlanMemorial Shows

0111CA00. April le, - P.oadshownienare lining up Memorial Day shows endPlanning patriatie features and weenews films to round out their program..

New releases of the war to Europe.the Greek war. and the campaign InAfrica are expected to form the basis ofmany peoersnis. Other raschthowmonreportedly will use truth features asAbraham Li:groin and Glory

American legion pane are conductingeerviera, and aurora are being

mpsny lined up se eatitutors concen-trate their activities on the corningdates.

With all the anehaela on patriOthialand the Arnertcanine courses enikh theLegion le seonsoring. showmen are ex-pected to find plenty of dates in ansmtlons of the country. It is expectedthat more 0:1)0001 .111 had special cele-brations this year than before, and road-ylwrmters expect to derive soma benefittrain these sutures. too.

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ACELLT Prank. 07. comedian andowner -manager of detinatle show inTema for IS years. In H Paw. Tea. April20 after five -week Mews. He retiredfrom allow Istiensteis four years ago. OurStied by his widow. Ors. and a stater, ofEl Palo.

BOCrITI-Inee /deciliter. former concerteintnr. in Corry. Pa.. reCently after anfleas of several year*. She toured fouracetone with John Philip Soura's bandand later was artier in special concertwork for many year.. touring ten countrywith her own company.

IMIGHT-11, Golding, London rimer -pretense of the Richard J. Madden PlayCompany and formerly associated withElisabeth Mercury, In London April ILLBright was London agent for EugeneOlrflII, W. Somerset Matachana, PaulVincent Carroll, and Predertek Lansdale,and bad represented Arthur W. Pinrro.Henry Arthur Jones. and lenses M.Barrie, He Mao handled plays of CharlesPredawn. Burial to London April 19.

IIRIZENDINE -lin. Dorothy, wife ofHerbert DrIventitrar. noon manager ofMile HI Roller Rink. Denver. recently.Sursived by a son.

BROWND-Ertna. veteran misdeal com-edy and vaudeville singer. April 18 at herhome In Phitedelphia. She retired twoyears ego.

BRYAN -Alfred. 72, ecterso stock andrand(' performer, at the home of hisdaughter in Port Worth. Tex, Aprtl 10after a month's Illness Bryan nativeof Itilrmtemham. England. began his careerat the Theater Royal. Toronto. He latertoured England in stock and rep. return-ing to the tinned States about 30 yearsago. where he continued In atoek. In re-cent mans he was active In Little Thea-ter work In Mart Worth. Survived bytwo daughtere, three slaters. a brother. anda ion. Services April 17, with burial InGreenwood Cemetery. Port Worth.

CHAT/IL/RN Thomas W., 53, farmertheater manager. April 21 et the Rich-mond lintel. North Adams, Mesa, of heart attack after an Mears. of severalmonths. At one time he mu managerof the Hippodrome Theater, New York,and more recently had been manager ofthe Richmond Theater. North Adams, Heleaves his wife.

CHAUDE - Marius. 61. profesdonellyknown as Silent Maumee. April 19 In Mul-ford. Conn., of a heart Wart. He hadbeen 111 the past few months and teemedto be on the rood to recovery. Scent In NewYork In 1577. he graduated from StemmaCollege an electrical engineer and aa anengineer woo an Asexiate of Houdint andtoured the country with him. Hs becamea magician 20 years ago and 113 recentyearn operated the Preis Club. Waterbury.Conn. He was past president of the HarryHaudinl Assembly of the Society of Mar-iana Marrlelturs- Survived by ht. wife, twodaughter.. and a non. all of Unfold, Conn.Burial in Milford.

CCISIBER-Arthur. 24, of Carlson Stn.dica. Deleon theatrical sign and neves-nay plant. Aprtl 8 in Receiving Hospital

Theodore A. I.ieblerTheodor. A Liebler. 90, framer the-

atrical producer. April 23 at his homeIn Old Greenwich. Conn.. atter a long

Mettler Is credited with basingbrought 240 plays to Broadway. manyof them suoreasem He IntroduredGeorge Arise. Idionorti Duse, Mr. Pat-rick Campbell, the french musicalcomedy scums. Milano, and the InstilPlayets to the American Msgr.

Larder lumen his covert as a pro-ducer In the 90a with Gouge C. Tyler.They formed the theatrical producingAnn of Mehler As Company and pro-duced tomb hits as The Cliff -Man. TheChildren of the Ghetto. Sag Ilarbor,A Genf/mama of F7fInee. The EternalCU,. Raffles, Merely Mary Ann. In theBishop's Ceertept Mrs. Wiggo of theCabbage Parch. The Squaw Men. TheMan Prom Home, The Melting Pot,The Matte Sister. Cameo Kirby, Thepeep Purple, Regent -rattan, AliasJimmy Valentine. Dtwarlt, POortaisiferWalk, Grumpy. and many others.

Mohler directed the Mtn of many ofthe leading players of the day, Inclint-log Eleanor Robeon. William Paver -sheen. Arnold Daly. rind MargaretAngina,

lie retired to 1912.Ile leaves his wife, and three none

one of whom. The:dere A. Jr.. Isplaywright and scenarist.

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e final Curtain rotor of the Majestic Theater. Wausau.

there ed burns received when the plantburned March 20.

CONNOR - Tom ITbonoss ClarenceO'Connor), actor, April 13 In New York.Among the production. In which lie ap-peared were Student Prince, Desert Song.Fanny Pace, and Good Morning, DearW.He leaven ble wife, Burial In EvergreenCemetery. Brooklyn. by the Actors' Mindof America.

CONQUEST -Fred. 70, pentomlnitatand animal Impersar.ator. March 19 onthe Isle of Wight. England. Ile had *p-enned the old Drury Lane Theater inSurrey, making hie neat stage appearancethere. Ire oleo appeared In Canada andSouth Africa.

COWAN-Milian John. 47. IlevretilTY.Manager of Yorkton. Bast.. Agriculturaland Industrial Exhibition Association.April 35 nt Pert Sen. Suk alter a longIllness. Ile had been meretary.reetingersince 1027 and In 1928 was preeldent ofWestern Canada Taira Astoctation Sur-vived by hie widow and five children,Burial In Yorkton April

DELARG--Hattle tiara R. D. Barnes),SO. former actress and opera sinter, April18 In a New York hospital of complica-tions. She appeared with 13111an Russelland Richard idaneneld and had appearedIn the original New York production ofGilbert and 811 1010 I Iofonfhe. Amningother production. In which she appearedwere Bobbles, Lore in Itamiest,Conlawon.The Mikado. Dorothy, Mam'selle 'Awkino.Around the World In alphtp Minutes, TheMan In the Moon. and A Tailor -Made Man

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IreneECRTMT-Edward Jr.. 19. member of

the Three Maturate (110011 Station WCI.O,April 18 In Husttaford, Win.. hoepltatafter an Meese of several week. Our-s/tred by hl. parents and four sister,.

Etter-Clensentre D.. ID, one-time super-intendent of Hatches City Perk and Dun-can Memorial Park, cafe operator andlately connected with hte ann. William L.Eidt. In operating the Windmill nightclub In Natchez. Mils.. In that City April4 after several weeks' Mime. Survived byfour sons. William L.., Clem .1.. John P..and Prank .1.. all of Muncher: daughter.hire William MeRenney. Natetaer three' Mere. Mrs. Robert L. Brice. Maggie Veit,and Mr*. Katherine Moor, Callas: fivebrothers. W illiam C.. Sam G., and DuncanJ. Notches, and Robert T. end Henry.Mlles Services at itt. Marrs Catholic)Cathedral In Matches April 3. with in-terment in Hatches City Cemetery.

FABIAN-Jacob. '73. former film execu-tive and theater operator. April 24 InRoosevelt Hospital. New York. of a heartattack. He was, one of the pioneers inthe nionon picture industry and TM aformer vice-president of Pine NationalPictures, Inc At one time he beaded theMantey-Msislan Theater Corporation. Herented several years ago and since thattime the Tighten enterprises have beendirected by his non. Simon IL Fabian.w ho operate. about 40 thrusters. Besideshs eon be leans. his wife, a detaghter, anda elder.

MITMORE--Pord Illottl, former actorand sande peeler:net April 20 at SellersSanitarium. El Paso. Tet, lie appearedwith meek companies in Philadelphia andCincinnati from MOO to 1006. and was amember of the old Pb. Stock Company.fill last engagement was, In 1022 InBehind the Mein. He loaves him wife.Wrathy Armstrong, former actress, andtwo brothers

YIELDS -Stanley. 57. Veteran actor.April 23 In Hollywood of a heart attack.Meld., whose real mono war Walter Agnew,began hts career as a chortle boy -with()cora* ML Goblin, later appearing Invend. with Prank Pay, He went to Holly-wood 15 years ago.

FREE) -Joseph D, It.. 43, president ofthe nerd Radio Corporetion, April 18 athis home in New York after a brief Mimes.Ile had been emaciated with Warner Bros.'Pictures WI radio executive In chargeof tins Brunswick Radio Corporation. andlater became elce-preeldent std generalmanager of the ?funk Corporation. In1921 he orcantreel and directed the Preell-Msemann Radio Corporatton. He leaveshis wife. lathe?, a son, end four brothers,

PULTON-Mrs Mina F., al. wife ofPitch B Fulton. SebarIck Alm Stradloartier at her home in Glendale,

April 6. Diarist In Forest Lawn NtemOrrielPerk. Suretved by her husband. a son.a daughter, and three sisters.

OATEIt-Mra. Jane. 60. mother of AlOaten inner. April 19 at her home InTrenton. N. J., after a long nine.. Twoother sons, her husband. and two slaterssurvive,

IMODERG-Kenneth. 33. projectionistat the Waite Theater, Kenosha, WI...April 0 In Milaunkee County EmergencyHospital from Injuries eustatned In anauto accident. Ilembent was formerlystem manager at the Orpheum. Kenosha -Survived by his widow, a daughter, brother. end Risher.

HARRINGTON-Pred, 68, radio actor,recently on the Weat Coat, ltr had ap-peared on Irene Rich's program and inCalling All Cars. Cremated at the LuaAngeles Crematory.

HART -William. 68. son of LouiseKline. former well-known actress, mai-denly at his home In Sante Wm le, 1.1.recently from high blood pressure. enr-rived by his endow and son.

liASITNGS-Guy. 03. actor: recently InMelbourne. Australia. Some of the playsIn which be appeared In Australia wereThe Ringer, with the Late Menace Masco -'Itch; On Our Seteetion..Robbery traderArm., The Terror, and The Outsider,

HEARTY --William. 56. stage carpenterfor the Lyceum Theater. New York. AprilNI of a heart attack. At one time he was,In charge of the carpentry departmentfor Cohen and Harris.

rnoom--Jaek John, 46. formerly withthe Rangling-Barnum end Cole Bros.' W-enn., ea well as various carnivals, atMercy Iterspuel, Chicago. April IS, liewar working A bartender In Chicago atthe time of his death, Survised Ivy hiswidow and a 10 -year -old daughter.

HIM -Arthur It, SI, elm and stageactor and one OS the drat radio artists.suddenly In Less Angehe April 17. Hewent to the West Coast 30 years ago,ERvVires April ID at Pierce Bros' Holly-wood Chapel Cremation at the Holly-wood Memorial Perk Crematory. Our -rived by hi. widow. Mrs. Louise 1611,anti a brother. Harold, Winton, Tex.

HILL -Raymond, 30. radio actor. April10 In Hollywood. He recently had ap-peared In several Mena He leaves lin

witIle1MIS-Charless IL 64, former muncianslits &it...rum' Ciretia. In Denser Gen-eral Hospital recently. Tor the Litt fewyears he played with small orchestrasIn Denver night club,. Hine laid beenMind for 30 years and at the time ofhis death was a member of the board ofthe United Workers of the Blind ofColorado.

HUBBELL -Curtis (Curt). 47, owner ofHubbell Display tc liquironent Company.In a Wichita. Ken., hospital April 9 fol-lowing en emergency appendectomy.Since 1028 Hubbell has booked talent forconvention. and commercial shows In andaround Wichita. Survived by ht. widow.Edith: scot. Stuart. and two linters. Mrs.A. P. Rogers. Detroit, and Mrs. Kirk Shinn.Grantee. Via.

HYMAN-Arthur P., 59, former stagemummer. April 12 in Toledo, 0., after along illnem. At one time he was stagemanager for the late David Belaeco.later he was one of the founders of theRepertoire Little Theater. Toledo, and was

prodUetion manager for 540 year's.When the WPA Peden's! Theater Proyeetwas organized In Toledo he Ina* Marie themanaging director. Recently he Irma as-sociated with Dramaturgy, Inc.. Clevelandproducer.. He leaves a son, a daughter,*brother, and two sisters.

JENCICEn--Edward Nathaniel Jr.. 06.for 33 years member of the staff of TheBilotallifeld (Maser) Republican and dra-matte critic foe that paper for many year..In Springfield Hospital April 9. Survivedby hill widow and (Laughter.

LACHMANN -Mere. 44. publicity di-rector for Universal Pictures, In NationalMilitary Home Sawtelle, Calif April 23after a short illness. Lachmann wassasoclatrct with C. B. Dillingham In theearly ON and was also connected withWilt Roger.. Lew Fields. and Ethel Her-man. He did the publicity for Hit theBeek, Great Dag. DuRarry War a Lady,and others, Survived by his widow,Melva. and a daughter.

LAMAR--Leona Gam Walter Shannon).elk former elude performer. April 22 ather henna In Englewood. N. J. of a heartattack. Elbe was known as The Old Withn Thousand Eves In a mental act with herhe-daistel here rind abroad. tier Madme',duel In 1031 and the retired from thestage. She learnt a son and a daughter.

Wis. April 10 in a Wausau hcapital aftera mild Illness. nurvived by Ms widow.three sons, two brothers, and a miner.

LIONIS-Atha !Aimee Bere.er. 63. flutist,April 18 at Bt. Luke. Hospital. New York.alter a long Mmes. She was an organizerof the Women'. Symphony Orchestra ofPhtladelphla. Her husband, George P.:a daughter, a slater, end three brotherssurvise. Servicee In Philedelphlo April 21.with burial In Northwood Cemetery there.

I.EWiB-Thurston musician endband leader. In a Watertown. N. Y. hos-pital of pneumonia which developed afterhe had cot lint .mats April 23. Lewis or-genteed the Clayton Pt.terasiOnal Bandand later jotted the B. A. Rolfe muelcalact. At one time he was assistant leaderof the Barnum es Bailey Circus band In1431 Lewis wan musical director and re -an-swer of C. B. Maddock's musical act* invaudeville, burtlred by his widow. GrateH. Simmons Leeis, and a daughter. Elisa-beth Anne, of Jamaica, L. L

LIMPUS-Alban B., 61. London theat-rical manager and producer. March 24 athome in London. Among tbe show. hrmanaged were Tony Drapes a linear, TheFirst Mrs. Frame, The Peale:. and ItemFever,

ldassKTKNON -Glow C. 43, song-writer and newspaper columnist. April 17In the Medical Arta Center Hospital. NewYork. after an operation for gallstones.Among the songs he wrote were You SetMe on Fire, Ire Dark In My Mart, andUncle Seim Here 1 Am, which he recentlywrote In collaboration with Ray Perkins.He also appeared on the stage as einemwith Boston units which he helped pro-duce. MacKinnon was a member of theAmerican Society of Composers. Authors,and PUbilahers, He leaves his wife.

MacLEAN-John W-, 70, vocalist withthe Caledonia Male Chorus for a numberof year,. recently In New Olaagow. N. B.

McBURNET - Mrs. Nome. 31, formerrodeo cowgirl. April 23, victim of an as.salient at her home to Tire Lane, nodMaekwood. N. J. She and her husband, trick rider, were known on the Weaternrodeo circuit* as Mann and Bob McDurney.Besides her husband she leaves de chil-dren,

IdeC1.231T-Cithette Remo. daughter of011e Tierce. of the old Reese Hem Attics:ri-der'. colored Mow, April 11 In Ina Angelcs.

,She loaves her father and daughter.Swan, 7.

MeLAIN-Albert P., 64. leader of anorchestra that played for barn dericee Inthe Berkshires for 40 years, at the NorthAdams. Maw. hospital April IS, Heleaves fettle daughters and nee nine.

MAGEE-Mrs. George. 70. wife of theowner of the Magee Theater, Evanvellie.Wis., in that city April 17, Alm Burr -111dby a daughter and son..

MAHARAM - IOW/. 66, founder aidpreeddent of the Mahanun Fabric Corpora-tion. dealer in thratneal display goods.April 4 In Miami Beach, Ple , of a heartailment He leases his wife. a daughter.and tour sons.

MASON -James Redfern, former musiccritic for The San Peanetwo Xramintr andThe Boston Tranterfpf, April 16 at YubaCity, Calif. lie was the author of OONV:111books on mimic. Survived by his widow.Patuttrui.

MINOR -Albert P. 48 owner and c.;,rotor of four motion picture hootBurbank. Calif.. and one InCalif., recently In Burbank.

MITCH1G.L -William, veteran outran,showman. In Oklahoma City March M ofheart disease.

MOREAU-Armand .1-. 45, diatlict moltroger for the Mullins lc Pinansky picturetheater chain of New England, In Pen-land. Me, April 22 after several months'illness. He began his theatrical career asusher at the old Jefferson 'Theater, Port-land, under Manager Michael J. GerrityAfter being mustered out of senior inthe last World War, Moreau became man-ager of the Suffolk Theater. HolyokeKam_ and from there went to the BOO.In Springfield. Mum lie joined thePrimou. Players company In 1921 and/served that concern in Rhode TattledUnrachtusetta. and Maine. Hs first im-portant poalibin Canoe when he was madepersonal repotserstattre to William P.

Gray. who was associated with lliramAbrams. a Leader In the Pernosts-Players-1.051re combination. When Pubtla took

(See FINAL CURTAIN on page .111

Births will be found on page 54.Marriages on pages 54 and 67. snitCorning Marriages and Divorces onpage 67.

Way 3. 1941Coodocred by CLAUDE R. II.LIS, ROBERT DOLPKER, Associate. Corrinsenicatiant to 7.5 Opera Place. Ciecianati 0

CARNI%',tLS The Billboard 31

NEAR -BOOM TAKES COME INDates in DixieGive Big Gains

General hiereases reportedat old spots and Itacati011e

ill array -Camp territory

c:NcianArt April 2e.-Helped tre-nondesisly by good weather brealo toexcel Inetanees and strong spendingmom poseible by the preparedness pro-gram canine!' opening their treal.011s inthe South in the Mat several weeks haveroistered bow -1n btuaneee reminiscentof top Marc Increased revenue over thelast several year": opening& stcoordlnit toreports hitting this city. bi also at-tritalltd In part to arkiltemel patronageetitaleXd from amusement -hungry mem.Mors of numeral& army camps In theEOM. motor.

DpectaIty nutetandinit Were 0,',..11*over weekend when large andsmall show, alike reported Increase" ofIrma 33 to 30 per mot over tam worelakes in the same towm or territory.An ereepuonally strong .1,,,WItIg WWInude by John II. Marks 8hosee at theopening to Richmond. Va. when theMain gate averaged 6.000 paid adrnis-Meea nWitt,. while an esti:natal 9300the dual tioturetay flight set a mordto the show.

Conan & Wastes &Iowa got col to onoof the best Marta In their history InPetersburg. Vs., while Cryistal etemallionla Camden. S. C.: Art Levis In Norfolk.ye: Blue Ribbon to Cblinnbus. Oa.:Lawrence Orrater In Charlotte. N. C..and nunielonu others shored off to bigturtreses and attendance increases. JoeGallery Sticker° State Shows wound upa tour of Miasiesippl livestock allows tosatisfactory grease& altbo hampered atmatt sands by cold and Min Moaned&!or news, IlhOya, and comma/mu was allto the good. IOUs° a few op -retort ofMee Unita reported takes *lightly underMO getaway mutts, but not enoughto died. their optimistic view* for theseason,

West's FredoniaDebut Beats ParDespite Weather

FREDONIA. Kan., April 26.-Altbobaztlxired by rain. W. S. West Motortred&raw bristrass at then opening hereUntie: Metro Club auspices. eclipsed theexpectations of all with It. Orealiira-tam present* an attractive appearanceand debotted with plenty of new tops.Panel feints, banners. end a new lightingW arm. In the line-up were 6 tides, 0Hume and 20 earemelone. H. 0. Candle,fay BR/board sal!, agent, added anotherSaddle Ride and recently took delivery ona flew track and house trailer.

Staff includes Mr. and Mrs. W. E. West.Mame Mrs. Went, weretary-treasurer.James White, advance agent: EdgarMeeks. special agent. round truck, andbanner man: at, J. Clevenger. electricianand lot sopertntendent. Ride, and theftforemen are. Merry-Oo-Round. Joe Kip -Newer. Perris Wlwel, Willie Debts; Loop-c-Plarst. C. R. i Atalanta) alcArty: Chen -(See WEST'S HEATS PAR me pope 66)

"Rvil !lot and Blue" TitleOf New liennies Girl Show

CRICA00, April 26.-Elleaa Land. boatknown ex Esse will be producer andmaneger at a new Biel extravacatua onWonted Brea.' Shows this season MissLena tiro had wide experience In pro-docingthowe Ut Chicago and ttse MiddleWait, and ehe anise that In her stowfor the Rennie; or-miratton the In-tends to frame a different type Of. Pro -faience than has bean men hletitOthreIn the cute/coy show field.

She his. teen beer the past few weeks'MTh designee" dance directors. (96-04.25/M, and musicians. Shia Mil be herfirst Incoraten Into the outdoor field.Shur will be tatted lied Rot and Niue.

Buck Expo GetawayIn Trenton, N. J.,Proves Successful

TRKTTONi, N. Jima 26.-Featuringan attractive and well -lighted midwayand new color thruout, 0. C. Suck EX -potation Shows bowed In their SliverJubilee season on Platen Meld here tooutstanding business and near -capacityattendance. ashler Chambersburre Re.pubriena Club auspices. Weather wasMeal and the 14 rides and 12 thaws wereexceptionslly well patroothed by themidway crowds, which spent freely. A10.cent gate prevailed

Shows were well Wiled hettl, and thethree total paper. gave good co-operation.Espedalty noticeable were the tramper -tenon facilities. Painted a deep red. thetrucks stood out with dignity end nter-nee,. Mmma; blue top. graced themidway. and new cookhouse was Inoperetta° here. All rides opened on tins*.and Clementine Coffers Varieties of 1941ltd 1710WA. with Ike Wilsou eluding theHippodrome Into second place. Tale ofBall opened welt It °oldie Pitts lebuilding another show, which he willoperate In addition to his Ike and Mikeattraction. Five Pitons, feet attraction.clicked.

Staff has 0. C. Buck. owner: JamesQuinn. general agent: William Oormen.Minnow manner: Richard Tillman. sec -Ware: Lon Ramsdell. press represents -tire: William Owelel, special and Inver -thing agent: Thin Heffernan. lot super.(Sr. BUCK'S 'TRENTON POW on pope 001

Motor City ChalksCreditable StartAt Springfield, 0.

SPRINGFIELD. 0.. AprUcresols and good weather greeted theIforwItini Motor City Shows at theirofficial, opening here on April 12. At-tendance at the getaway totaled 5.200and crowds and bontionve were goodthruout opening week. All rider, althea,rind exacemnona reported utlafactory re_suite. A number of eitStore from theV. B. Gooding Amusement Company.beaded by It D. Demme& were on hand.

General Fterementauve Bob Bremsonreturned to the shows for a conferencewith Owner Horwlex sind rerxnted thePf:MTVO route shOuld be a tanner one.with todustriew In the territory' to beplayed working on Pall schedule. Ceps.Billy Sells'. ilghting Ilona !tee act. areproving popular. Ma ragernent compli-mented by patron, and visiting show.folk on the well-illumbieted midway'.at raetl re appearance. New ent raneefront also proved an atter.tion-getter.

PLISSA LAND. better known as"Wee:. veto will be producer andrtancfpre of a new girt extravaganzaea Homier Bros.' Snows. Artho sheis credited earl. Mid. rode...Mienexperience in the Middle Wed, thiswilt be her Arse In the oretricce Arid.A new type /or show Of midwaysI. Wagged.

Marks' Debut TakeAt Richmond Hiked35% Over Last Year

RICHMOND. Vs April 2C-With themain gate averaging 0.000 nightly andan estimated 0.500 on Saturday night*rating a record for the orgentration,John IL. Marks Shove wound up Meopening week', stand of their 16th an-nual tour to business which sea re-perted to be 35 per cent better than lastyear. Aided by Ideal weather and lo-cated at the CCA Baseball Park. allMein and rider obtained good play fromthe free -spending crowds.

Show& mored tun Sunday night totheir Petersburg Pike and Maury Streetlactation, South Rittuncrid. where theMidway was hatipatented by several addl.tiottel attrectiona The Greet Wel-rendes. directed by Kart Wallenda. peeledCOPUlar as the free attraction. Visitorsnietuded Dare lendy and Cleo Hoffman.Karty Bros.' Shown Dr. Bud Cowan. FeldleMack. Dan Reed: Peed Kiltare. managerfor Bob iteuktdo) Haien Sans Peva, andMax Linderman.

exeeUtave staff has John It Mark'.president -general manager; James M.Reiter,. Mutineers 111.1..g.r: Charles A.Abbott. emend agent: Willie tests. halal(See PARRS GAME 35% On page CS)

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By STARR DE BELLE

Budget. Pa.Week ended April 26, 1041.

Dear KilterWith the show In ILA fourth wen of

the wawa. the management decided tocheck up on each department as tostock on hand. whether humeri. animal,or inechenterat After hearing patron"beef about not getting their money%worth. It gave the Domes an Inkling thatperts.ape they. too, were not getting whatthey were paying for.

The first department to be probed111. our eiretssetyle cookhouse. Stockon band totaled two barrels of VHS. 10dummy hams, 13 coffee cane filled withoatmeal, and 50 pounds of ready -mixedhamburger foe the daily baited meat loaf,while the grocery receipts already turnedInto the office came to $23264. Duringtheir conversation with the haver thedithwasher came In with a Mindful ofcash register Tema is that lie had pickedup troth the store floor. Sectrg the bower..

he Melted out before banding them tothe Meward.

The girl show came next. Here theyfound avow belle girls drawing chorus -girl Warted than the dame lied chorine'.This was remedied by hiring a Womanmanager. The berth and stateecomcheck-up proved that 20 could sleep sacheap as cne. This threw the headporter out of work, arid he retired toIda 615.000 hotel whielf be purchasedlast SHAM

itelitnint that the tholes mailmenwas making too moth renney, his bookswere checked and thawed him 110 shaltof making living, due to too manyletters for the office coming in marked"Portage bur." Seeing that they hadchecked a bad one. the staff hooted tothe PosIng.elbove to check the wardrobeexpenditure. This department was sofar out of line that they never did getIt straightimed out. The, manager of

(Set BALLYHOO BROS. on pipe 01)

Grosses in EastTallest in Years

Fat payrolls and favorableweather tilt play at rides,concessions, and shows

NEW YORK, April 30.-Spurred byflawless. *miner ants biz pay tills du-trlbuted screing a record employe.' pap-er:alto°. carnivals appearing in the East-ern rector played to great throngt durtngEaster week. Such outs,. ea managedto get open promptly lICIrirang Mondayreaped the proVerbtal halved. Currantweek also figures to be a box-office Cittk.what with the midsummer weather stillprevailing and industry getting betterday by day.

Every show beard from, no matter howman. reported Oman, rwernb1Ing theMons years before 1929, Rides did espe-cially well followed by games and ahoyattmettone.

At the 0. C. Back Ofwiling Maul.TreriUm, N. J., upward of 7.200 *Mant-on:ins were repotted lee the paat Satin,day alone. The Bea Williams, MonaGerard. Phil Trey. Harry Make andother outfita in the metropolitan &atriaand neer by nutted sarong.

Kern Intereat attaches to the midwaydelimit of Clyde Beatty's wild animal unitwith Johnny J. Jones Exporation laWaehlturton on May 3. tho show Reefmakes the D. C. stand beginning April20. Many visitors are expected there.

Gold Medal WinnerAt Jackson Stand;Line -Up Announced

JACESON, Tenn., April 211.-°014Medal labors played to good businessand fair weather at their week's stand.which ended here last Sannelay. Muthof the work cull to be done on taufronts Its expected to be completed In few weeke, and placing of much of thelong line of twain an the main entranceis almost Finished. reported Harry B.Wilma, who assumed has peen reprown.tante and promotional dlrectoia dutieshere. Shows' staff and roster Maude*Oscar Inesom, owner -general manager.Larry Johnston, general agent: J. T.Richards. rienhetarT. Mr.. Oscar Ilteenatreasurer; Harry K Wilson. peon repre-eentative nod proatotional director:0. It Vitererda, advance publicity car:lot superintendent. George Dean: elec-trkinn, Clinard Medi Miller: assistants.Oeorge Murphy end Prank Walsh; mas-ter mechanic. Paul Wearing: satleitant,Frank Duncan: sound truck. ma Tar -(S, GOLD AIEDAL WINNER on pthe

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NEWLYWEDS La Witt and Doro-thy Dodson Posed for :Au /Owl*Atwell, offer tkep maerfed enWit -ape on April S. They are sowwith the Mains & Menu IScpeatHoe. ohne lama Aare Their Hair.enod Monkey altraetton.

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81112TIELD. Al.. April 26,-rf'alurtnEan &Mime new organization thruout. In-cluding several now show fronts and twoadditional Heim Al Wagner Clrertl.

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their season with successful IS -daystand here. Ceremonns marked theopening. Marquee was draped with flagsand large ribbon. stretching across thefront entrance waa cut by Mayor Law-less. algnifying opening of the 1941 trek.Event was well publicized and attracted good opening -del crowd.

Midway now presents 11 Mos. Gen-eral Manager Wagner was kept bossy en-tertaining friends who complimentedhim on alio.' appearance. All eldersand show errinpment received A rieWdream and midway Is well illuminated.Six new towers. built In quarter., wereset tip at -opening. Phur new tractorse nd trailers were delivered here and fourmare will lotto in two Weeks.

General Representative Bob Kline re-porta he han lined up a good route. Hewas on hand for the opening. as wasSpecial ReprosentatIve Ben Brown. whoreceived good 0o -operation from localpaper* and Station WMAD. MuncieShoots. The Five Plying Mien. treeact was well received.

Business in Macon ContinuesGood for Franks; Roster Set

MASON. CIL, April Pd. -Franke GreaterShaw; which opened (her mason to Aleluny. Oa.. lent month to cold and rein.hale reglatered three good weeks hereand aro now ending highly prodtablefourth week. Another ride has beenadded. Reneger Pranks plans to con-tinue to play neighboring lots for set -Mal more works. Shown' teeter inclUdea

WEST'S WORLD'S WONDER SHOWSW AN T

Grind Shows And Free Acts for Side Show. Want Ride Foreman and Talkerfor Minstrel Show. Want High Free Act. Wire lowest salary. WantScenery Painter. Want Billposter with truck. Want Midgets. also FrancoSisters, wire. Nashville. Tenn., for two weeks. FRANK WEST. Manager.

LAST CALL LAST CALL

W. G. WADE SHOWSOpens Saturday, May 3, Dearborn. Mich. - Michigan Avenue at WyomingOn scion.) 44 IllapoolstOwn1 ran piano logo, )lily Oriental )now with ern mlulPwrAt.Can at" pl.. Seams. Rides and Cwatsetwo That do not conflict. MO 11,111 wants 0111.0Plano Footman Hot can Mina truth.. Salary i/S. Ne tickets. Elm Gibbs. wee. Address:

W. G. WADI, 289 ELMHURST. DETROIT. MICHIGAN

JONES GREATER SHOWS WANTCO. Chirletron, Weal Verilula. W..k May Sth sad Wane, et 1.0040

ACCOUNT DISAPPOINTMENTCook House. CI Gantry. Cualarit. PRch.T41-Win or ealor Sleek COntwilons. WillNW or bur Penny Arcade. Cl.. loll 4.014. in 100 I Shaw, otth or wOhvet own*Wits. Wilt Reek Put RIO, with owe transporlallw. Roas4AWN pc. coot. bits, wanesHoopla Agent. eon. an. Harry wit Colton Ro4gars. GimpKotalas. sob Mahan, torn. on. Ad4

PETE :ONES, GRANT NO111 CHANLISTON, WEST VIRGINIA

WANT --MIGHTY MONARCH SHOWS --WANTOcre...., I ,11 100. Place Or... Illetkorlen or coy PI. MM. K1NO Ribs. Ow ClowS M.. Girls ler R.., MosItto. fee 141.1.1 64.4. W4 'wooly pray wart 'No re L4441441 Fn.114441. 4114 timed, Vol Mawr and ram a Vi lame, kner or Ilteookoo. Clanailoobana, Probaluffr,Va.{ NIA Loris PON 16114.404, SWIO 444 Orate, flee.. Ho. 50% 4IA ate) ISO In con

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SCOTT EXPOSITION SHOWS WANT ed sierroilr, Ran., otor nip 0. 11,4 aid P.eit ger 44.1Cl.. Want 11/.43wTIlt...WWel IOW Woo No. fie C414444 N 44.1 glen. Wart S 44 Naos and on.1 4,44 intUerWant sot to two,. a as. Olen. Len* Heelle Ornery. Clow.. elellorr.

moo as Want S1 C111. A.m. CAN one Wotan tar PH 144444.0. D. SCOTT. SWEETWATSR. TENN.. THIS WEEK

.1. W. McCall, general director: W. E.Pranks. general manager: O.orge W. Wit-ham,. business waster: Samuel Iteld,special agent; Charles Amersort concos-soon truperhatendent Arthur Pettit. elec-trical euperintendent; Dad Bennett. con-struction aupetintendent; T. D. RICb07.lidos superintendent

Rides-Merry-Oo-Round. Peed Moms.foreman: Charles Wilson, clutch: BobJenne: Perris Wheel. Sixes 8a/tere,clutch; George Harmony: Chaleplane.Boll Cason. clutch: David VannvettintKiddie Rides, Wetter Jones, foreman:Loop-o-Piene. George %Moon. operatorOser the Palix. NU. and Mrs. W. 8. Smith.operators.

Shows: Animal. Dotty McClain. opera -tar: Midget Village. De. and Mrs. South-land. operators: Paler* of Oddities. Mr.sr.d Mrs. Billy Finnigan. operators; GirlRevue, Itabo Richey. operates.: EthelSmith and With Vomit, deneens: NudistColony. George Wilkerson, operator:Penny Arcade, Bob (Boyd. operator.

Cancerelone: Cookhouse. Mrs. W. E.Franks. owner -operator, Bern Willis,griddle; Bob (hillte Eye) Benson andRabbit Jones. waiters; W. 8. Bennett.chef: corn game. Sam A. Moore: ArthurPettit. popcorn and peanuts; Mrs. ArthurPettit. snowballs: Herb Xre'ger and PetePintith,pahporld; Helen Oloyd. bell game:Ouy OWyd. bit-or-rnau: George Everett,cigar stand; Mee. Tom Hale. hoop -la:Ides George Everett, penny pitch; Mr.and Mrs. George Winzeler, cork gallery:Trim Powers. eehpond: Charles AT0001/010.under and over; Joe Hurley, bowlingalley; W. & Allen and Bob 111th. pea pool:Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. swim. oiler game:Whitey Hardiman. glass ceenesalan: MrsWhitey 111.10117NTI. palmistry bcoth.

Frank Lee to Texas ExpoWALE6TM%. Otto., April 20 -Frank J.

Lee has been signed as general agent ofthe Texan Exposition Shows. It wao an-nounced here today by Owner -ManagerA. (Booby) °bidet Lee Mao will directall publicity tle-ups with them asenstants:Doe Wilson. radio and public ..eddinvs.Roy Brown. advance mural truck andmere/inn: tickets. end Jim Patterson. ad-vertleing.

HENRY FINNERAL'S

MERIT SHOWSOpening Fall River, Mast., May 8.

Wont experienced Ride Help forMerry -Co -Round, Ferris Wheel andChairplane. Few legitimate Con-cessions. HENRY FINNIRAL 215Lincoln Street, Lowell. Massachusetts.Tel.. 27981.

EARL D. BACKER

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n.Clnitarnew. Tete,. Mit £55.01,.c,

KING REID SHOWS

Opening May 19. Those contracted

communicate at once. Ctatoot. Vt.

WANTEDLOPS STAR STATE SNOWS

1110114p tar Noo46410164. Trytta WNW. Leapt 4 Lou% Cualytuar. Auto la0444way. SUL OdOwa.All tAiktWOINO Woo; Mom rlitc; tree ao. WantTwaia4Nr. Pal Obi NI NW, SuPo or woo:14. 1,1c Ice own.

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BEN WILLIAMS

WANTSMonkey Circus (Sevier Woods,answer). Legitimate Concessionopen. Want Ride Help and

Truck Dr ices. Address

BEN WILLIAMS. 50.25 71st St..Woodside. L 1.. New York.

WANTED GIRLS 1

u 111160. lie.r kern trio

THOMAS J. COLEMAN

WORLD OF FUN SHOWSx\.1\1'

Ault. Ill 611.. 11,:'.-1':..., to lopoloolCowen., riot.* COO Now. ho Com. Cowrant 1.1uPw. VIM antk Arcar1e, lassos111,0,11L'Illi

crook. To tnEit.r. 130.9.44Ebro t0a100 Ton AU wall WI 411W1

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CENTRAL STATE SHOWSLAST CALL

QwW44 Ma, ler. Woes. IleotaWool ill blot CooI . tetc. neer. (kWhCaret, Liu] glalleti, 14.o ckelp.erci Pinarcepa; britOon rtaaosille. Galt. IShoorjr.1.9 all Ills.. tow re. Wart Awn stub can.

flit row+ 41.1 unaU *on r..wen, Wu! esperoored Ilnediell O.thorolor W. W. was, wok, ecuo...oIke e .L. .444 44.4 1444..orl4to ()orator.CENTRAL STATE SHOWS. Nraltan, owls.

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DIXIE BELLE SHOWSWeal (11N0LO1I0e91

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WANT BANNER MANice Cora Pash.E.

CIRCUS PARADENunn, Oblo

wANTEDL. I. THOMAS

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1WAN TEDTor liatedIto ituu Ttrnit. Tioilc Art dolus Tutw row. Iloopon. WorkIr4 Urn In all deparl

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RIDE HELP WANTED1*.na.44. .! 7.14 T.o-, r -Poo Iw Claxatr.c.1.1.4. It .wool we, -Pricy PlI4t h.!! nave 15.1p. Nutoc4 nOaLlt. Ateloo.

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Pow as 'Nola0. J VAN ILLIARD. Wein Week Pont,.

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WANT

LOOKler THE WHOLESALE

MERCHANDISE SECTIONfer the

LATEST NOVELTIES. PRIZESPREMIUMS ANO SPECIALTIES

;fay 3, 1911 CARNIVALS The Billboard 33

FRANCIS KELLY

AMUSEMENTOprnn Hutto., M.' 2nd to scot..Emlotl

Zinn CMorak. Onanloon.i/Oliqufir Commit.. wonted. No RM.anted.wo own our own. No mche

14, mint nes. oh, alto your lard.y,m.my walks. Now Navin, SPIImIIINIM,a...fropert to follow. a. the Amer of NW

dnIrk/s. MOMNISII

NIw Dora MIN. Haolferd. Cann.

DEE LANG'S

FAMOUS SHOWSCAN PLACE ON COLOREO MINSTRELSNOW -MUSICIANS, ALL INSTRUMENTS.SoUt 5000 awry walk **I of ofitte. Allstdrna: DEE LANG FAMOUS SNOWS.C,.11* City , III.. frrek Apll MA; Alton.

eak ef May St h.

SIDE SHOW PEOPLEWANTED

rat al. ot u.e 0040.11 Mts. 001.10 Pleao.OYta 142 201. Co. n or erne RIM to

.sal hartallat awl Nserms Oa ranLerma. Ward to Mr bee Prakom Otttl.Ram W. IlIce4.13.1t. Mater. Pdo. AUrtlItaN A.Mars. rw. ta be.. Wife MAMAWILLIAM, 13/00 Norm Anew. Osheat.m.OAR. tall/ 0M1 3*1 Mon Pagoo

PENN STATE SHOWSLAST CALL

All rm./al/Al atm/ Prom., Ct., raga% Wm2W- Clod (M. T.M.. emus Itta, teas./Scanm. 21%:tritipniatergrat Ireltoma;

f,f.'IV'"41tkbesdearilos how ti.V CAW.er wire toe ot ow, /ImoPod loalf="1.00Us-W OTIWART WACHTER.Pr. 111.0a thee Osnalla. Nora&

SUNSET AMUSEMENT CO.

WANTSRem Abele mal final Elmo Jabs (140 wMaAI. Sbao. Retard 0AX1, rapildo flakFara& [hitter 'mote Lamm, Oparlat for 01114

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thrld POPMe OINere Pontiac, WO.

thairplane Foreman WantedIfrf NAM. Rode TO Wis. 11e4.2../me 50 804.1 Dante M04450e 0en.07, CouMlyFob w1.0. Mos samba cd comma w/ ast !Alduse st 0e40501 Ramat, 014'. ry arWee TICOLCR, Natal Nano% PN5W430111, Pa.

WANTEDPM ISOMOneo. FrorMa on Nat* /tikes. Mean

SAM LOWRYMONTT *51512.10 MIDWAY

earamsem.

SIDE SHOW ACTSAdr and V.atoa Fr..1. for Dods Duralhinter Wo0. M.O. *MN 00. Al.. 0,104, AD/4

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WANTraPetle (31,0. MM New Mao to brimA... .ra (WM Cesare u.s.

ALTON PIERSONaoLD MEDAL 0505/1 DANVILLE. ILL.

RIDE HELP WANTEDHal be w.f.; am..ti- ,

I. L GOOON6 AMUSEMENT COMPANY13t5 Art,.

COOK HOUSE WANTED,

OZARK SHOWSCm tesn. An.

Jones' Location Curbs BizAt Savannah Paper Festival

SAVANNAH. Oa. April 26.- Mosinee,w rnewhat below that of lest year Wasrecta -nod by Johnny J. Jones Expositionat the shad annual COCIALI2 inspire PaperPongee! here on April 16-10, attributedby wane to the fact that Dann Park.location of the midway. waitsfar removednom rim center of the Retreat actieltlet..Aiding the midway were good weatherand LIKEUaltrr. Mttttary, aavonnaa. Andatardl Gras dlr. arranged by J. A. Den -:sett festival carnival manna.

Festival ottinala Indicated that the netwould be considerably higher than the41.100 cleared In 1940. An tuttinated50.000 witnessed the cloaing night paradewhich had 22 floats depleting popularbooks and Masa, military units. and alitbands. Adding to spectacular effect werenine 800,000 candle -power atarchlightsspaced about the city. Xing and queenand 29 princemee. representing m manymantes In Georgia and South Carolina.made up the court. Opening day featuredexhibits. wantons, mummer parade.street dancing, and a ball in the HotelDelloto. played by Charlie Ftandell'a or.cheatra. There were sport*, militarydances. AM ChIldren's Doat parade onThursday and Friday. Highlight oreThursday was the coronation tall to CityAuditorium.

FINAL CURTAINCoettritte4 from page IC)

over the Penton; Playas Lmky theatersMoreau was bent to New York and taboo telChicago, Upon the death of William P.Gray In 1039 be returned to New England.becoming eupervisor or 26 (beaten. InMaine, New Hampthlre. and VermontSt:roved by Me widow, Allot: two wins,Armand Jr. and John Norris, MI LWOdater*. all of Portland.

MORI/MON-Mr.. Fannie le. 84. April20 at her home In Pareelens. Calif. Marcontributed generously to the PasadenaCommunity Playhouse. Elhe also soon -noted the Morrison Plague. annual awardmade to the Playhouse artUt whn con-tributed meet to the entertaloment

MITNRO-John Entry. 22. fernier etagemanager, In an Ottawa hedonist recently.Ho wait a graduate of Ottawa'. LittleTheater group. stage manager for twoyear. foe Pride and Prejudice In New Yorkand oo the road. and was connected withsummer theaters In Stockbridge. EOM:Westport, Conn. and Lomat Valley. L. I

NEWMAN--Jomph, father of orchestraleader Ruby Newman. In Boston April14. Another son. Sidney. was formerlyCOdnatted with U. 8. Records.

OKADA -Mn.Feints Moore, wife ofGeorge Okada and daughter of the lateCopt. JInt Moore. In Pittsburgh April 14.Surrived by bee husband. Thula inUniondale Cemetery. Plash...en/b, April IS.

POWIR.L-ThorIce. 23, carnlvall trouper.at her home In Norfolk. Va. April 10 ofheart trouble. She hod been with thePrank West World of Mirth. and James F.Strati* thaws. Survived by bee mother.Mrs Annie Bouldi. and a stater. SallyWelton. of New lecok. Services and burialIn Norfolk Apra 20.

SAUND-afra. Margaret. mot or ofRob Rounder'. orchestra loader, April 10in Oakland. Calif

SAWYER -Henry 8,, 'PS. rotate editerof Itan Theodore Power guile Publish-ing Company, Philadelphia. AudetenlyMarch 29 at his home. there. Ste com-posed far the piano and had seared op -menus published. He also helped othercomposers, among team bring CarrieJacobs Bond When die VT010 A PerfectDay. / Love You Truly, and Justre-Wearang for TOIL Sur...Prot by twodaughters., Mrs. Ruth Attain, Philadel-Mita. and Mrs. Dorothy Colley. 1PrewpoctHeights. 111. Puneral 10214M21 In Mxdetphla.

111.14140:01-1farolet. 29. doges and Re.tor, recently In New York after a briefillness He appeared on Broadway inLady In :he Dark. with Gertrude. Low -reline

SIMPSON - James. pltehroan. at hishome In Meson. Tenn.. AprIl 18 follow-ing a heart attack. In ha younger daredimmen worked peelers with GeorgeOwen and be and Covell once made atrip around the world working the liniree.In later yeas and Until One death heand Mew Mermen worked patentee, on.broalery needle at Ocean My. N. J. HUwidow starlets.

ItTUART- Matilda. CO. mother ofRant Stuart general manager of Midwest Theaters Circuit, Detroit. andCharts& Sttaart. formerly with Universal

Pictures in Detroit. April 6 at Petrulls.Ont, Meer two months' illneas.

TILLSIANNS-Robert K, 25. newa com-mentator 010 Station WOOD. GrandRateele. Mich.. and formerly on W6XWJ.Detroit. April 17 after a long Mama. Les-terrnent at Port Huron. Inch.

VAN POSSEN-Harry. 00, veteran min-aret and IM MO pwtorracr. April 21 at St.Joseph. Mo, Van rosary was a headlineron the °robe= and Parmaee ctrculta.

with theyearn,Al too

seasons with Honey Boy ET0229. and a MA-dosoning:thal:we'fam2:4staelYer. Be 1240 ap-peered In mu teal oamody. having thePrank Timmy role in Watch Your Seep.Burial to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Chicago.Etta endow survives him.

WARNLY4-Itenry E. 03, composer andformer press agent. April 11 at the Annap-olis Frnageney Hospital, Baltimore. Md.He was the author of the dolt song. SecGot a Pan Oa Sty Sawdust. When SarahBernhardt made her farewell tour of thecountry Warner was her prow reproonta.tire. Later be held the same poet withthe 2thubert Theatrical Enterpnies.

WEIM.EY - EdanCel, former circus

Mk...II and 000110 performer. at Ms homeIn Havre do Ore.-v.14d.. of a heart attackApril 17. Werney and Ma wife workedIn venders* the Palmer.. Suretred by Idswidow, Mary E.. and three *au.

WORTHINGTON -William J.. OP, for-mer *tape and screen actor. producer. di-rector. and founder of the Multicolor FilmCompany. In Beverly Still.. Calif, *mil 9.Worthington went to Hollywood in 1913and founded for Ha worth Company.Later teeming the Multicolor firm

WUNT-Etele. former member ce theRadcliffe Slater. and suiter of Iola Rad-Cliffs of the learn of Connelly and Rad-cliffe, in St. Mary'. Itospital, Chicago.April I4 alter a brief Illness folio...Mg anoperation. Other 111.1141000, are her hus-band and a brother. Interment in Chi-cago.

ZAIIKO-Jobn William Sr_ 61. Yotmge-town, 0., music:an. April .5 in a Venom -town hospital. Born In the Ukraine.Munk° went to Youngstown 40 years ago.He bad his own orchestra there for manyyearn. Pour daughters and four miss &w-ave. ServIons at the home of a ann.Michael. with burial In Youngstown,

"The Biggest Little Show in America"ALL NEW --CONVENTION SHOWS --ALL MODERN

SPRING INAUGURAL -Dunkirk, N. Y.. Saturday, May 3. to May 10.Can 51111 *UMW Poe. Arvada. Nonlera and lepealat. Warn eos Mine awes. Scalr,..= Raw,NNW,. Mc. Can Wan *nib niece RIM. New Mlwww04.1...W. V/I.M. CM Mewl, TS MonNano. Connor Orf and 0144. RIM. Wall Pa. 1061. Leo 00 RellMme. re any edemarnleirnsRide Mom 01 tooled 00 Ream Irmo *Mum Elsetnem. Mons emln Poo me adese Peashresfoe Ow Tmdmeata am 110m am Wm Met tar 0.! Samna Wont Tram. 10 tamint to105414 1115Mer Deana Mors en et 011n. 011* orm am OW. Tam. Cm pro Camas elretaln W IWWwW *504 Mramw. *WWI* emel VIM* MM, W. N WI* Pump of Omar 04.PM* oe4 ineMnortia.Alzaas 01 domplamanla.0 wm.mwg eman, N. Y.; Nome& M. V.: 7000.5.6.. R. V.: 0.000.IIoe. M. V.:alieseer N. 0.1 ClassalamMr. 0.1 WONOM. 111, T. tOmerestmr; Weinrao. N. E. Jar 411f:won Jay 710.. Pralaah FrooldIMN... N. 0.1 bannuta et To worax.. O.; Walohoo, It Y.11101 ; 1100M. R. V. (PM/.Wet VIrpna 'IMMO* sne koMocey aim pen AnnOtko Oaf. [ere wei lamahat 0.0emloo. OM Wm WM or Coanellon. and mot try[ nalrene re ran In. lea errfL An pa..

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AN lowww,:al,wt a ells Mn . t2e Pee 111114. tem, a N. Y.

WANTED---SlIOWS, CONCESSIONSTwee mse teen*, MI tw 11.* Mai. ONO.. MM. met attune smarm 011m Morl Imna M felMotWWI low *Os 4 Pt* Inlibmall. siontollo.). 1.4. May 2832 r 31,1. mm SUM Slow. w.1141 euK/5**N Rod Me.. 1I11 Orkarrrorke hold or Joavermo he wan. aro. BM. Jono ere to lin, femme,Ameal CM:MOM an tat Mas Strasta. All 11140en erne SWIM. Moo a0 Ur Moo Maim.. Nsall. pot of AMAMI. NW troo 00.0 Mel. se *Mormon M Mo Moo Rem wed 014. Lem OmMOM 00 MOV wee M Moat of monL 84,500, 114., eln 140.. Muth loft WormsWWI 11.0.41![059 Ivelissa. Woo food tam megor **1 MI as /Mee loid Taw. 101 POL.&1. MR/Wwl*W. 1104.11 Mon ter shas visa Wm DM my. 11.501 RIM* Asnonese LaMar/leerml Mies rnasa as4 VIM lot, Indianapolis. h., 40440 11111 4. 2150. tem NOM 50"am OINla LAWN LIM* sM rate MWO Mode MM. 55.0 M 00120.000 WM& NM?. M /pm N lorne '.58. AO OMis *014 on e011 arloortiord. NOM, Metsmonms emommat ae mat. 1005,1en. Ir4., 1100..0 en *WWI. .Paw 2101 00 0410, NIWINOWII.14. 4IA orf MN MI WI .wt.. Ear M4 Oeserweeie Monstmloa. asse a Mr 4081 More am 410 lie aemeet 1104011 m Infamodoot RIM. Om mos mad, Mae 41a. Isao. All Atom am Owaralemoat. CLIFF 11101/1111. TIromma C.150110. 2447 R. Warnenstan Rt.. Inallenamer.

KEYSTONE MODERN SHOWS WANT1011 RADFORD, VA.. MAY 5 TO 10. BIG GOVERNMENT DEFENSE PROJECTWent $24olal Apra and Bann. Man, GNI Remo. Soong Slaw, Monad and Clad Slaw,.Sono ISE1110.11* MIN otase- CM plate Seeeed MIWI WM Wive Tnackt for 0,4.1.aloe 1114o lis18. AN orkirraf: Clatatlawatnne. Va.. the week.

LAST CAI.[, LAST CALL

PIONEER SHOWSMaio, Alm 100,' Ps.. 20 mole naves of optelanam 010malms. ImanDre allenenaten Chn oram red Wenaon VeWs opmart AO. Julf. flan Moro Mom. nonfarmMens. Corml. Lam and 111.0 Ram I:Mom Nei Omer, r Alf 10f AMA ermanreora Ron

n000 Of..1 sV aln.. WM *owl. 140. fro etem Mem. Wm TN.... No allaigotEnt.. Coanmaron W 0.444.n. 1m Oooldava. Fre4 two mnsm.

felellET PIRCELL. 110% 104. W 551W YORE

MOTOR CITY SHOWSWool WW1 lot WI, Wen Doarr .04 linesOr 104,1. foam Noon offm. 0000 041211110 FOR 44444 ARCADE. Oessevese-aiwe

Morn, CM 0111m. Meng Glom m Wt. 101 Comment We PM motMum en. and Mon the Opmensel. It menceo moat 0 IM mem. We Maw* 13 am tallytheme emar Man Merraell MM.

manarieto 01111), 711111 WEEK: LIMA, 01110, NEAT WTEE.

FRANK'S GREATER SHOWS WANTV. Mar. COVWCWIs .001 111,M* os4 PAX. R.% 111.1. Ater. no SAN (WM11 ONor PItcO.t RIM $11.100 Aput Ir ." ant 11 hawV far ants mromewelt% MMw11M,, 0**nmt WwWfwo, 00 d 1. MILL PPPPPP . rem 504 1110bont IN,Orr ,.NO. Met ero Famder rot mat

00.mt. MACON LOTS REST 15 20

1,501.1,91 Ilmaltaw.. fowl/wog M.Wantaw Out M0,0.51.MI M. see Come40001.11 111.4m.

JOHN R. WARD SHOWS WANTANOWIt Wont .1006.0 Mow Warm. neat 7.01.2k, 0l.. wasato «tint tOt AMMOItters. 11.4 so 1111...4 414.. Roo., Ofo or 1111491.00 Valero me Pm Nemo, Mts. WObeet em own MR. RM. Won Ormermra. °MUM.. items He 10.4 jom. ems. me mom,*sal tapaM 11116. 11M Mr Moo awe Want Ifandal dam. 84.5.02 w led Marlomadost.WM Mem. Movertent 501150, 1100514a. Tens. mat Mn 4: Um 44 1021 eery. MIRmom/ CP1**00. CI Drando. AM. Mis

34 The Billboard CARNIVALS May 3, 1941

An Example for SponsorsExtensive Advertising Seen as KeyTo Success -Rose Bowl Show l'roof

By WM. A. HAAS

110W the annual Premen's Cl:c,u andfirew:rta 011-.13lay t Priamlenria

lOallf.) renowned Woe Bowl Is held enehyear most succomfully 1. shown herewithfor the benefit of The 1111t0coni reader.who sponsor annual showa foe the gen-e ral public.

Pasadena, while In the 100,000 popula-tIon data, brings patron* to lea rni.i-auMmer drew of four rings twithippodrome track from points *Main amenue of 100 mare tat Pawdena, and this.Is done then the effort. of one- Inca!fireman. who brie been at the throttleof the oriole for le years. with a profitof goodly proportions realized eachistunnier.

Tble man is Joy Itohate, who hasWrap. been elem. mlnded end believeshis efforts make old and young patron.ctreus-minded. too.

Holm* la a bellevet In extensive ad-verttstng. using a display thertive-rnelit In every newapaper In 101*and btllborada of the 4, S. and 21-alliertsires. even Menotti Las Angeles WithIts Milton inhabitanU. Thowainds OfOne. quarter. and bait -sheet posters areput out, at.° window cards. square andcircular to sire. for local and iniburbenwindows Ronk of this Work La doneby the loco! (Verner,. but Um 24 -sheet111a210.3 are engaged from the PeAter.Telefon Company. .# Ice Angeles. Onlythe beat and most prominent tocatlowsare used,

'The Rose Bowl yenta 110020 on NewTeen, Day for the garners, butonly 20.000 peat, are wed for theflremen's droll, and flemmrke display.Ow south end of the bowl being usedfor the aggptsy of Korea of manamothfirework* net piece.. which are seen afterthe drew program. with the bowldarkened.

FAIRMONT CITY, 111.1.a Swam of Lan IL LoutsHOME COWING

gaMy 4.1.; insness 111.,It Coale*. .,.k

1ith.. teen lissOcers. PT.... Fin, .........i.mum. Voromm toe UnTY0s-00,00. N144

KassIsan, Ifeital116m. AO,Istic sea..-ssas. HAROLD maltLOW, iiir. tapeIt.

11.0 111. leas I.

6E0. T. SCOTT SNOWSLamas en May 0--411outin Meth sad Wes.

Ts awl 1+010 , .111.r. Can or LTA Opostor. Rasgm, tar Tim. Geer Veen thaw. All nam wasscogeasanis r-mh are es 1...... Altdsie *lir se..Mama. al 0 . No donuts. Purresefon. that est+MR be tee mete. onto es. Opiand kir analCklid 6---. ciao. 1. 04,01T. W.ve. Oms.

II,VNTED FORBELL BROS.' CIRCUS

..renews 11,11 Ian .1: Ire ss..ss1.1

rs.at1111kr, 14.1cr.rms .011, ..st. 111. 1...2rig,s1 11,..1,ssis.. Ad be..'MILL OROS.. P. 0. Ms via. elkot Ilsrole. Me.

Wanted For AdvanceLEWIS BROS.' CIRCUS

. I.Iftli1.111.1,11/11.11taso o1 am ro Van0. C. PailanOat. Chmerai dime. gm... 1oi1se.

WANTEDPas llost.oc s`s,- INet 11/111. Lcoms

eat Csesssly Ada tas and ow Moss Men(0.. 8.0, Frisky. Ilsy 9.

WILLIAM MReese le Mr /vulvae. 0.

SPACE TO RENTTO CONCESSIONAIRE

SOL GOODMANaid C. P.11 wen Cl. Clesness. ML

LOOKIN THE WHOLISALE

MERCHANDISE FICTIONCo. the

LATEST NOVELTIES. ramsrat.i.giums AND SPICIALTIES

A, for the circus bill. the bcc.knagestt,t off lit February end March ofeach year and ate generally avoardelLea Angeke agents,. Since the bowl Islarge and ltghud with dozens of arcens search Ighta, the range can beseen frcen every er:.t. A grand entryopens the whew. bringing out all of themeta. aninials. and floats. melded bya full-fledged circus band and towscheol bands, with ammo! hundred gor-geously °tutu:nod bandsmen tn the line-up. Aerial acts are engaged lady endlate. filling out trer0t2810teS program.A Ilthogrephed program and refresh-ments are bold prior to the at -arcinggun. all corarmalona being said to localfirms.

The pref.. publicity for many 'stelewas handled by the late %Lubin Hall, awecapaper man of Poaaclena. Muth Ofthe Outileor Advertising vas handled bythe welter for the last *even year.. Nonutter how greet the acts and flreplays, the annual eenroe, Monte Blue. le&Pony. accorded claa1001118 and prolongedtereptiona. He es a former circus manand stage rind screen star, who la belovedthruOut the West Coast.

Priem of wirnissien are 20 cent. to It,The r011001130th puking spacea on thelawn around the bowl begin to till upas early as 1 o'clock In the afternoon.Families from distant points bring theirlunches ho epeaul the day In hear -byBrookside perk, In the same area as WeWee Bowl. Wind mach.thei from Holly -'moire roollori ;Helme studios are wedto waft away the mote of the fireworksea se not to obscure the ttston.the Rose Bowl's New Teach Day *time -Ilan, the firemen's show la absolutelyhandled and directed by this one localnumber of the tire department, JoyHolmes. I Hilt* It to one of the mootremerkable accomplIshments I haveknown In my .33 year. of ehOw life.What Holmes !Iota for the publio andthe crack fire departnieint of the L'nitodStaten to worth noting by The StIlbeardand Its readers -

The oanIng etent will be the 17111annual one and haa already got a goodstart In sem and Enework.e sot pieces.Mad 00.000 paid addilsalOna are saucedat Ow early date.

My arle3ce to toelettee that atacallsMbIg events for this attcnenrr IA to putplenty of money Into ogintneo adVertislog, also give them a real iinnram and)nu will bring In the shekele for yourC811/41.

Lunn's Ride AreaMT YORK, April 20. -Luna Park awl

corwentratIng week on readying fe-vaniped ride Sence with veteran superin-tendent John Ouelfl supervbing the lay-out. Park I. .cluei Med to open on May 29.

Boston Toane Reported KilledCINCINNATI. April VI -Boston .Toil

Tuwne. side.show talker and operatorwith Wallace Bros' Cuomo And Widelyknown In outdraw show envies, In anews broadcast heard over Station WLWhere today. wan reported to Imre beenkilled early this nournIng when histruck odlided with another truck northof Delaware, 0.

ROUTFS-(Cent/need from page 2$)

Wawa A Vane .Part Ceeirali NYC. h.Velthse. Ml Mowery I NTC. Gt.Wor-tot. 'um es Potty ;Orphetall MInseap-

g.Wood. Eleanore 'Park digest' trnet h,Worth. Coley ,Cory WW1*, way; rpm, ne

Ter. gee% (Caans Rasee. NYC no.Tom'. whit* Guards ;Todd'. Tbmite Caren

Ch. eTou'retMc Army Now unit lEttate.l.alaCht. IL

Zang A Todd (Primessei leregoct, Ky., co

CARNIVAL(Realm a. for tersest wort wheal so dal.

stern Iw sae. Ismarees smallermanias asInts are Sued.)

Al..,. PTO.: son Areek, Pa.turm-rJaa haksensville. Arid Russell 1-,10A1slsr165.8r444, Sao.. Ken.: Pratt 1.10,Arehro' /Amble Assericars: Sacramento, Cain..

95-Iday ,IiMeeov needing 6-11.Atlas' NIs*lres11., Ala& & V.: tlarnetd, H. Jw 140.

1.101.. 0.1: =mire, X. Y. 5.10.1.4a117's AllMositaaa; Du Dols. Ps; lib. -

wee 6.14.narkare Mos., Toledo. 0.liarly4cr. At. aprinrfind Mo.; troleJaa CityPAW* Oed giusbettgovva. Ky.;

feet 3-10,Mee lataten. antaisonnne. Ky.

nsol*.tatol. Pannolil, Ia.; AM:mho1918.

Wiest Lighls Int96: Msrthan.Wet O. 0.. imninaten. N. J.; Carom. N. V..

Sockeye Mate: Ideeldlaw 141u.nonsek Am. Co... thatiorda, X. C.Duna, Ilan) Independence. U.C. At, Maitartata OrOva. am.Cetetration Auto. gdrocip Kan_ 340.Cceltanal Oreater: lived* N. J., 10 -May W.Central Ale CM.: teray.he. 8. CCetnn As Wastes: 12311,ds Kirk assn Ilslslmore,

Md.Chenea Mena*: Portland. Ind.

Onsaloe. Napa Calif- 2$ -MayClandiet Am.: Medium. Wu.,Clyde') Ularled: Doneenville. Pa.Coe.sn brat: Kew PrIcaln, Conn.Csasy, J. .7.. Sapulpa. Okla.Con1.110: Hamnton. Ont. CIA IPPlay IdConeennss: Osistirk. Sr Y.. 3.10.01.1(40 Rate,: Prey.Crafta 20 This; giateramm. gen.Crystal Lay., Nannopo:-.... N. C.: 331. Airy

Ounfeighain lespe._, !Annette, 0.1.10.Carl. W. 5.: Mahon. Ma, 3.10.Miley hr..: El Rene. OM..Deka Paramount. ram Hartford. Conn.Ilt114 belle: Mount Vernon. 104,TleilaCca'S Werfora rear: Chaelestem. ri. C.. 30.

May 10.Doutaa Orteen: Well. Walls. Wan*14.4:ey, D. S.: Veneta. Ter. 1-4; 011iktoom

6-10.DysES Omahas Henna, Ark.Mite: 2120411.1, C.V. Kati: Sanaa folCi.Elk Valley: Brucemn. Tenn&-splfe Am. Co.' !Mann., Ten.Duly Bros,: WInitraltoa, Del.; huts A Erie)

PhIlisdelphLs, Pa., 6-10.Prardisline: hankie. fm.Pair al Korn.. nucriamL M. 4.: 11.77.211. 6-10.MM. C.1148. 4303 tristielo Si. Louie, Mo.Plicons, Mad Cod: 4344umtres. OsTom Star Expo: North Little Rock. Ark.Rants Ortstet, Maeda. Os, 2t -MayPrig OresIer: Ottustra, Stmon Oily 3-10.Pullet Orel.: Jesrarsless. Pa_ 3-30.Fulgoni: AvewOly de Dosing alai 0360subta.

& C. 38 -May W.Power, Washington. 320; Loalmar.6 6-14.Ointaa, W. A.: Iola. Kass.Odd Metal' Duane& 111.Golden derma. Oleftwesed. Aft.: Norms. 6.12,(1010.0 belt: Jeffersem City. W.; Ee.stsr 1-10.0010c0 State: 01.41M9 Ca Ilellitoser 3-

11.Gooding. A. W.: lierbertera 0. I-Ia.Giodinan Weadet: Iran Park) Lill. Rock.

ArtOre. Retie: Pnesia.Oland

mInnen, ceneyath Ter-

All.Ores. tales expo.: W1ro.111.: Centralia 3-10.Octet switon: mutton 11 -May 3.(treat. tape.: 104ani3 A Plaresmaii 81.

Loula. Me.Orr let 1:111.1.1: Drourretiod. Yes.Cie's, Orestes': ilCulasta & .14s./t0 Fist St.

Louie, Mo.Octet. World Pawn, Salem. N. J.Happy Mtn, Casbocion. O.; Most Versionnee -noes Bros.. Weredosts. 111., 3-10.atri:cy'S Assns. &milt River, N..2[(rake: Miltaukte. WIr.Henn!. Bess Oadatta, AL.Rent 1. J. Cattaatoe0. Ky.Thstslind Modal: Mohnen* Wash.: Centrals

toteIt.»ibey mouth: Orford. attie.an.Priet Netlington. In..3.01..00 Am. Cu: hie at Palms barb.

Charleston, S. C.4. -em Dresser: 8. Chartestan. W. V..: Charles-

ton 1-10.Jon., lehray J.. Zito.- Washington D. CKau Rano.: Peterastre. Va.18111.11. W. C.: Surrent V..: Moffett li-31gestlent Vedarns Chrlallassimm. Ye..; Rad-

ford 3.10.Krberst A Deeker. Meactimare, N. It.Len,. C. Z.: NOss40. Ark. Mena.. 1.10tent, Dee Orems City, Ill ; Aiwa 640.Lake Siam: Memo ltarbor. Pongee. RUA..

3-11.

tVlP'Ttisr*Ifrn.41'trone; OreV015.Mate.. kV!Itnatsst. W. a.

tosris, atatielk, VI.Lawny raw a Aft. Co.: Jersey Oily, N. J.30 er O. An Co: 0.. Oa.M. Is Polnkluaspete. N. T.Mega Coneran. Cal s. Mo.; Neuharth 3-10.Rule Empire, Minimseshe Mo.Itarta John K : Meat Stood 11. Pe Mt Liu

131mortnanndo tuchroond. Va.Motels'. Culled: Wellsrallit. 310; 310.11.11

01.011 6.10,3011.00 Mats Soltiroore. 133.letekir Monuch: Aterfders N. C.Mil.. Ralph R.. Haninard, adMotor City Idananeht. 0.; Lima 3.10Mull, 0. W.: Crossett, Ark-, 1-10.ore. BM. Oweestero, KY.. 3.1e.Oliver Am. Oa: 145008. Ilsoadeoyi P. Louie.

Omit Yon Marco Ark.. 1.10.hue. .1. J.. nepo: &Mame Clty. Tran.: Jet'

tenon City 1-10.8s111,Anlislcaa Andrea:,, Ind.Panda: Peualk Kan.Pteaclast: Pniek*SY7111*. 711.

Paielera 1Coortlwate Mu Soots.,Math.: La Oratote. Ore.. 4-10.

Panel» Peru. M.: CallIngille 840,Pears Petal.' tut 8thaadaburg. Pa.: 111.1114-

tua 1.10.Pena Meta. Ditnelthr. Pa., 3-10.Peru Cbmter, 8. C.Ilse Am.: braze.01e0.1 World's Pan: Baltimore 3141.Pesters AllIbste: Cheimadeake. 0, 3-112Reysalda & Wells: Janctioe City Kan.Rotes Oftetlee: Mount Carmel, 111113.:011 le POMO: Wet. Talky. MIAsRoyal Ainstkan CC Lasts, Mo.Rota es Cheery Joplin, 110.Saabs Pe: ILtslis. Te2.

8C4/14 Cs00, elaretweter, 7.0n.: humaneaft=ltiduars Chattanooga, Tema.; /trot-fikkets Cased: Naruetne. Yens.; Lalayetto

3-10.Siehrand: Stalmo. Callt.Rita. areal.: Weviss4Oni , erasNis. J. Ram: Losanitie. Icy_ 3-1.0.000,10 nom: WIlbanon. 001..891:10'a Osten; CIVISOre, N. C.Snapp Osruter: Kensaa City. Mo., 26.1day 10.fors Li betty: !Cantatas OILSouth Tsule Am. Cl: Trinity, Tet.Dieuthern mince. Parimulia. Okla.; Augusta.

Kan_ 1.108.118bens: Wile/ Valley. fins.egark.a. J. P.: 88:41480ro. AU.Par Am. Co.: /lam& Art-; McRae 3-10.S teffens fermerieu: Pants COL. li.Uly 4Stmt., Jame, /Ls Wiladustes.Monet Am. Co.: Sedalia Mo.: aschroond 3-10Tex.. Duo.: MeAleaur. Oa*.Teal. 8141w.: Del RIO, Vt. 14,

Chswealinv. Ul.: Fail 010,1. $.10.TIT 8%90.: Port Scat. Ittn.Toter AM, °artist., S. C.Wade. W. 0.: fitancon. 3.1l.WASIK* bra::.:ettedente. Iltrelore 5.10Want Jots R Eldicado. Ark.; Itumb.U.h.

Teas, fold.Wedarley Mtn, twat WaahintiOn belt

men am treinorkpolls, Ind.Well Deans Marifida, Mo.Wes.A.Oomi Oneem MIMI: ghost spill. Marne

Mahn 1.00. C111/1,. 24. am! IPS. le,Malts April 30 -May 4: Pletalang

Weak W. IL. Motoelaells Osancli Cows Kat,Weini' World's Woneer3 Nashville, Yens- =-

Way W.Ifez: Pe. Reda= N. J.wilted, hunt:dug 131., 3.10.Wolf Otrealtr. Vt. Paul. Phut, 3-10.Wolfs Am. 0014001.8. C.World or Pan' Vain. M. 0.World of Mirth, Phdiadarobta. Ps_World of Pleasure: Peashar. Shen I-Il.World Of Today: 81011111. Okta.Yanr Am. Co.: Si. P.M. Mina . 3-10.Triarestone: Alisoweerse. N. M., 1-10.Zaserani Brea: Wia-esert, Vs.

CIRCUSAndersen. Sod E: taimaria. Kan., 1.3.Cole Bras: EranselDt. Its.. 31 Vincennes to

Tatra Halm may 1; 1.a Valetta 1; IndialielioIlls 3-4: Reohnest4 3: 80eleatTela. 0. 4.Colombo. 7. Dayton 31WCalosin V; Di.-cIoneU 10-1-

Do er Oren: Lthlebeld. Tel., I; Sudan 3.Warier, 1.00. 311 Bench Home: Marasco

rsheureh P1., 304ta3 10.Pore & Ruth. Matta Mtn.. 14,oalrlarmaCosassasaty. Caution. Tea. 1.3.Halidst.11aortas: garb. City. Csm- 34 -May 1:

deornmi Melltreal 3.10.3032a Mist.: Dm., O.. 19.10: 8111anCe May

1.3; barbells* 3: North Callte. 0:011184.111; /Mee 7: 04eard 5; Morin*. . gut

Paleatine 10,Pottok firos iimoseitird Ault ascraimnio,

0.121., 74 -May 3, ittonicimal Awl SuTranc3edo 1143.

Rtneint bros. and Damns & illadl.sen sq. intrekn. New York, Aped 7.14ay,b4.496a Cladderm Roston 440.

R.:en Dees. Roll. 36c.. I; (Camp teacartWoodi Waysorts:Xle

Wallace /trots Bandutlit. O. !Moira. M.warless -Owe -on Danroa, va 16.34.130Yaskae-Patterson: Antra.. Calif., 3.

MISCELLANEOUSMyth, itsOtlan Georgetown, Ky.. 15: lento

mad M: Berea Stay 1: Marrorset 1; bar -burring PliwellSo 0; Manta I): Jenkins

Inearketelfg 5: PlantedCampbell. terms: Wiatesaure. Arts . 30.Cetripbell-Scennsors Cletus Para& Matta.

mem Teen. 3; imberfile. N. C., 20.Iseult II. Kay. de Hi4lissed Verletlos: In.

&Ammons. Ind.. 3040; Wlaeloster May I-39

Lary. 7110S. rimers- 111nassycdts 20.P): Kan-t AA City Ray 1; Wheaton. Ken.. 2: &Kam -140.. 3-10.

ADDITIONAL ROUTESClashes Te Isla for Clamilleallon)

Arden Matera: 41010 Colt nettle Crory, then,M-elay 3.

Chord., Thee: )Lawrence Belltraso Laarrnee.640.

COlintlans, Lou,: ,Caen Sargsmet nprinsfletet.Moss. 1.3.

Ourellers Hollywood Canker tilettee: (CoptcahWs/Janata.. D. 0.. 1-7.

Ditntel. 14salcun, enrcts.111., 0.. 1.3.onions mem: Hot 80nnr,. N.o. 11-10.1 3ocean. rieente. & Hoar: iShtp Club) Oiyeiute

Wash__ 111.61ay 3.Horton OM.' .Club Manatee! Sienna Pall.

N. V.. SILItay 3.1..71st's show: Ashlar.d. Cl 35.301.Nolan?. Verlety Oboe 81 Remy, N. T., 21.

MayMiner, Al II.. Mime Surgeon. Oa,. ni-MATPane tour, & Soo, Prad.CtIOnr. Twee

sa.. 1: a.ss Kners 3: Walnut RM. 1Patahontim 1.4- Coma's T

SEND IN YOUR ROUTESRouts of bands. acts. vaude unite.

tee shows, repertoire.tent shows, dra-matist and musical abowa, circuwv.and congeals are canted In The Din.board Inv of charge. (let Into thehabit of aentiniag us your routepromptly. Fetid It to Route Mum-.The Billboard. 25.27 Opera PitaCtnehillatt. 0. Routes reaching Cin-cinnati not later than Prislay will sp.pear In following week's Mime.

Bands end wet* playing Indefiniteen-.a.gtmenta shoadd let no knees/ assoon as they have a .pat so that thylistings can be kept up to data

ifr 3, 1911 CARNIVALS Th.' 11111board

asstetican eatnivaisassociation, gnc.

13v MAX COHEN

14007/>2Tgle, N. Y. April 2d. -The AL-..xiatiata be. recoPred from the WiltedPrates Department of Ofinutierce Copyof its Weekly billlatin. OomaflO cove-a-mt, to which appears a write -Up on* Centro of thin assoolatiOn. a *my ofamok rccenUy nppeared In !tarlatansVo9nAKIchat In Taco driP'uord However.so members clearing a copy cum have

by applying to thla °Bic&TwO Column. ago we diacumed In

general the nes. motor ChrTIM Wet,.*go:slim* loosed by the interstateL'OulzotIce CoolnlInalOri. a copy of slushLa On ill, in Ude MIRY. Prom **-respondence end Atectissoun so havepad once. It Is owleent that there *gene initundenstaladiug as to ripplicabiltly 01 these regulaUona To clear upany maaunclenitandIng. we cell .1100.floe to tike feet that where Tehkites anddna.* are used In transportation.wholly within a municipality, gaterelly'peaking, only Part S of the safety TOM-:at/mu ripply relating to hours of aertionof &Mem Whin* vehicle sod driver ateDid In transportation outside of anuidolpailty. SE to mat likely Ill Themat of motorised carnival equipment,in addition to Pert 3, Paris 1. 2, 3. and4 0100 apply. These refer reepectieely

qUellboatIona of driven. drtvlitg or=Mrlideies, parts and ace Odesnecermary for safe operation. end Inspec.ton and malotenenee-

Parts 4 And T misting roapectiiriy torepining AMIdenta and traniportat1011

expi001%-to Rad otAM dang110110 tull-e. aft Dot applicable to any privateearner of property. We caution rnotrat-Irtal membership not to accept the gen-era/ aiatemente herein as determinative

wlinUter re not they come under thethie derision can only be made

determining Um Meta In Mali clue.If Mere sre any (nether inquiries fromudmitsrs. we &hail be piemed to furritata

OrMatIOSI.

1941COLORS

FREE

BULLETIN

1118111112TIRIN619142,1ea 2, 0.4,10&0810

WANTED 11 %NEED

0. J. BACH SHOWSO.. Nan eat rtro

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4 .AQI. 11/4011/11. glAAAIN N.Y.

RIDE HELP WANTEDrob Let Reeransteadera

Dann-, want Carla,ocafta 11#

0. C. BUCK SHOWS11,d,roldr. 744.. Mr duo, Cd. dd.. N.Y., tilt 0440.

** WANTED **PI.A!..7 AHOY.' AND RUM 11K1M Imut Perraeuen ..a.and0,- ant Mon. rAsA, WO) a f..no

..1:.4jh cwt. ."( rfrIC. no ransom C.! atlOdrd.dreurd, W. ltd. rail drddd.

Selective Service Mail for TheseMen at The Billboard's Offices

CINCIRNATi. AprU 30.-2130 following inen Mot *elective iforvIco null tatPal Billboard's ...AMU.* office, In some Madmen the mall cons** of tilled-100-raIrea and In mho. order number cards. The order bit In paten -these., whore known., AU of three men requested to send fortrerdllag ad -dream Immediately:

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Carter ADonna., Law. Mara,

Albert WInarattl. BedfordBEAR. Harm Jos.Arlin, Willard Carat,*Oriel. Jan,. !Lute],Atirn. Monaco

Pnin0 0.Wm. Cecil

turTak%astenJOarphAl 01471111.1141A gal00.0011. John

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Rows Chma 1131Roger.. our MarianIhteraerl. lied Hades

J acksoa 91..101 taltiartis. Jahn We.Roger nwynned £711,.?Jackson, roma

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ST. LOWS OFFICE. 190 ARCADE BLDG.

Wean*. Jr, TrelacerWatts 310,0.0 Hartwell

1,111cht11, aye Dick Weaver. Carl 0.11514C0,1445a, Janus T. Webb, Atria ConyMoore, Tama Wm:mason. C.o.LarrtaceMortan. Ftiahara Jaa- WrOar, OorS00 A.M4E47, Oncald V. WAct. Allon. AortaWarns, llama Alan Writtla. Wintam FranklinMerriam. Robert P. wherlir. Cut FretMzetchak. CitOrpd ./troall ymti..10, We.. sum.Rands 10chae1 Aney White. Wet.Mann. Cats flank Whiuset. Omega 8Rolm, Elmer Whyte. ClItImd MarkBates. !Wish Jamas trim. liOrtisrd tie081110.151. Pat Wilke. Thos. Jame,semen. attsbul Willlanu. Leas BoxyOakier. hams lemy was, Alfred hane.Mao. Jana e A. WneM, sines J.osm. George 40a twgron. Clark DonnasPainter, Roll. 11.0117 Wilson. harry Jae. awer, Janos W1040. Merrill o.

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BAT CITY. Mich. April --CharlesLet, owner-inarteger Lake State Shows.this seek sashed Capt. Blil Calimider'sWild Animal Circus to present the freeattraction with the arsetee Oita season.Portnerly with me John Robineon Circus,Callender wan the Runall Broca' ClrotiaIn 1939 and 1939, and the Lewis BroS:Clrom last year. Shows are slated toupels the 5e0,011 on MAY Sat Keep., Hat -bar, suburb of Po011eo, 841.10.

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WARM -WEATHER two didn't Met/

VISITING Mr. end Mrs Carl J. Lautheron Cetlin WILsots dhows. In Etaltintore.Mel.. woro Mr. and Mrs. Al Fisher.

FORMERLY with Sore Liberty Shears.Mary and floppy Moore are now withRepro Trailer Ranch. Rantoul, Ill.

OWNER of string of bingo games11111 Jones flatled rib unit on LawrenceGreater Snows lo Danville. Vs_

IFIRST easels el weeks fattened corm flatDoke.

JERRY CHAMPION was estiod 104nispertittendent of Laurence Greaterbilowe during tho dates in Raleigh, N. C.

OPERATLl0 hb 'Pen-lu-One Show onZacchint Bros' Rhona la Charlie Wil-

FORMER Athletic Min: operator1.11/s Truk Greater Show, Worth V.Lunde% fabotvo tom Inducted intothe army recently and LI 'tattooedwith Company t, lout Infantry,3510 DieOlori, Camp Rotoruon. Lit-tle Rock. Art. with the rank of cor-poral. Clore Mod. foe the laet threeyens an employee of the Sternerooneeastonr, ta another of the shows'omit recent additions to the army.hating left for outuotfon during theHand rn Joneeboro. Ark.

LIT SHOWMAN Art Convenes 4$ man-aging a 011.6 side show with 130.Iootnonner line or. I nrac:Ic* Greats? Stowe

A PLACE where you don't "whittle whiteroe work" -any dressing room.

THOMAS J. MOONEY. formerly withFoley tt Burk Mows, Is analattng Prot.E T. Taylor. astrologlat, at 1114 stand

Mon Street Le* Astaele..

FJ3DIE GILLESPIE basked 1115 OlrlDhow 01:11 another *maroon with HillRoyston end will open his Wagon inthine:* on May 10.

LUCT DONZELLI was appointed TheBlUboord antes agent on Arthur's SUghtyAmerican Shows during the stand InWatsonville. Caltf.

101.46 GUYS see lathe about gleElltew ph.--404 1114. all best ntres1

ROOKINO his popcorn stand and fish-pond on Zacchtni Brea' Shows recently...as Clyde Warbritton. C.11 0. Bartelsreport

RECENT adrittloo to George D12001Bobo Show on Anhui* Mighty Amer-ican Shows Is Della Love, Welton de Pet -Leon reports.

JACK HALL/DAT has closed his used -car business In Leesville. La,. to returnW the road with Mike Rosen on MotorCity Shown. be Infos.

THIS modern penInuchew ward/ob. sum445 bahreoed up rho load. On oil/'.mm

FORMERLY with Btfieldb cocsn-

Ocera Place, Cincinnati. 0.1

politan Shows, LII Whit* has the GirlRent, end Posing Snow etthBros.' Shows.

CAPT. JAMOS .1. PEREZ alerted to pre-sent his high act on Weat Eros' Shoss.11e11 1130 operate his 01,1 Show attrac-tion-

JACKIE (COWBOY) ARMSTRONG.who hos worked with a number of WWI.Coast carnivals. signed to return toBrowning Bow.' Amusement Company.

ALL Rio knwker weds to make goodPe as bailees( wade Ith of knocker.

HAYING signed with Caroline Holt'spalmistry on Clold Medal Shows, William.1 (Doe) Knapp will Kin on May 1. hoinfo" from Red Oak,

JOININO Lawrence theater Shona*with his attractive Penny Arcade re-cently was C L. Nagle. Bill bnyder AO,014.16 from Danville. Va.

L'ET 17tOUPER Tommy IA Incharge or the nneln Ucket boo oil Lau-rence Greater Stows and Mrs White 10salating In operation of ball Karnes

If real., knock. for Ns eldriner Sow.num--a probably wouldn't have iradaisa you,tithe..

VET TROLPER Hotly 8. Noyes In atthe Pnrks1110. K014112110, Ill.. TOtor-

ITS CORPORAL JACK Wrirritnon. ,4 photo palmy opeeator orea number of canstisals. IncludingJohnny J. loner ErposItion andHeckmann A Gerety Short. beforeenlbting. loch hold that rank erethCompany D. LIrtre infantle. CampRobinson, Carte Rock. Ark.

Ming from illnes which Is& kept himthere since January.

CONCESSIONAIRES with 0. J. BachShoes for the lest four 5t4114 MT. AndMrs. Daild HOLM arc en route front/Mimi to Detroit to join W. O. WadeShow&

AFTER they conclude their engage-ment at the Police arms. 84. LOUISJack and Ruby Nelson. midgets. will JoinJame° K. Strata. Shows on Msy 5, theyreport front the Mound City.

THE were apencIre star (wait are, thethew. apt ..... amen me to steep ern .41/0.-00111 Par

.PINKY PEPPER *Duty Logsdon) was

not Inducted into the anny. 45 was pre-flosoly reported. having been rejected byNatheltle, Tenn.. phyRola.na on Apra 21.He returned to I:tickets' tJnIted

CARLSON 8113TER8 and W. D. Paul.with the midgets. Gus Wayne and PrinceLeon. have sicoed their store show andare making plans to open on atutly'sAll-American Shove.

'GRP are some wile new. cone the thethew% egal *Coster lc until the het waterIs up to thole eara.--Clatel Patch.

JACK I TEXt HAMILTON. former Op-erator of Oirl labows and Meek bur -

league. wIll not return to the road this',Aeon, but will continue L11 defeat*work t Rork Island Olt) Aherne.

AMONG visitors to Arthur's MightyAmerican Shouts in Wataonville. ChIiLwere Mr. and Mrs. Leo Selwyn. MT. andMrs. Las Hart. Rod O'Farrell. and DasidShannon_

PRANK T (MONTANA) tXWIS.electittlmayor of Shelby. Mont., and who willtake offece on May 5. is well lusownIn carnival End circus fields. See ClictiaDepartment for further detente.

.101NINO International Congests ofOddities In St. Louie 43 4013340 was RexHedgeoock. Other recent additions in-cluded Frieda Posies:11th. andLeo atarunla) Flommersohlef.

ESING frank b eorenolatite. Inveldheltyew deal Nis tee much of the oftke's timeRhea about roe troubles

. ."WHILE. MN ROUTE to pin Snapp

Greater Snows r stopped off to snitJean Mercer. who lisA the tilde Showon Espnaltion Shows." 111111e

Baiter cards horn Webb City, Mo.

A. H. LINDSAY, decorator. circle fromMilledgeville. Oa. "Had a swell week atthn Pageant or Progress here and fotinelDirector P. Patailey Darla a good fellowto work with. We had over 40 merchanta'booths and special despite's."

YOUNG ZSYSZKO adshes from hisNorth Little Rook. Ark.. home that hewill not return to the road this seseon.but will ovnttrole as manager of a nightclub on Memphis Highway. near NorthLittle Rock

CRIAT wane spool In 441/orlal roamerTeeing to suns how lone a thaw pint arc.wia Lane et an tektites ettek,-IolinClosers,

MRS zga.t.A. JACKSON eh operatinga photo gallery at Midwest NoveltyCompany's branch More in Little Rock.Ark.. which is managed by Slim Johnson. Arstettng her is Mrs. Roy (OldFolks) Coons.

AFTER a successful winter In thevegetable dettriet of Florida. Hill For-kunt U taking an AthlrUc Show out. forEfts Winton cm Cumberland TallerShown. Bill had the Ath Show 521 LJ. Meth Show* the Sat two reasons

HAYING Opted their cookhouse withPeens (Rester Shows Mr. and Mrs. CarlF. Wheeler purchased a photo gallery.which they will operate as a Rimiest°unit. The (Wehrle& will present the freeact on this .howl

TIP to eteewl agonh. Coop op 501conespoWente with yor. Ir4ndly wen -tan. of you will nap a crop of .'llormerfriends.**

WHILE Arthur's Mighty AtnericaoShows were In Waisonvtlte. Callf.and Mr* John Stephenson and Mr. andMrs. L. Itistirk entertained of a dinnerfor the personnel. Walton do Pellatonreport.

RECENT sddittons to Lawrence GreaterSisowe are Mr. and Mrs. earl Meyer. whoJoined One show. after a aucetsafUl win-ter In Mbecol. Earl la handling thePlantation Show. while Mrs. Meyer laSelling ticket* at the No. 2 gate.

OWNIGL of the attractions bearing ht..name. J. Harry Six IA recovering froma recent attack Of flu and heart all-Ment. HS Illness has delayed openingof his those. but they are expected 10

Good GateA SMALL SHOW opened lo the

town In which tt had wintered. Al!during the long chill Menthe themanager had stalled the butcher. thebaker. and the candlestick maker.to say nothing of lumber. loon. painland elm -Meal dealers. with. "I'll payyou when we open hem." Collectorsbegan to worry the office IMO Mon-day on. At each appearance theywere told to Cram book tomorrow.When Ma secretary asked hint wilyhe did not pay off. as there wasmoney In the office. the bows come-back WAS, "I'm ening *ern for aidsthou the front gate. The neighboesthink mete dravetng a hell of scrowd."

May 3, 1941 CARNIVALS The Billboard 37

get under way on May 5 inEY. . .

Will looking torward to the tine whenttu ',trent goo. behind the tech tool bo asthan as the enithvey In !rent of fleeing-SishPew MI.

SIR AND 14118. 1D EICKELFS arrivedausttatell Of J. Harry 15Ix Attracuora.

Stiochel, Ky., with two rides and 10W7141sca...tsdntik Pletteg leRoys. with twoconcrwootoi. and O. A, Undley. withthree, see CD route to (Natters from the,South. Manager bix reports.

PAVING booked their popcorn andtattoo candy concessions wills J. Harryent Attraction.. Mr. and Sirs WilliamStarkey and daughter. Atin.v.bel. will joinst the opentng in LoukolUe. Ky.. ouMay 5 from their Memo in Cleveland.It win Mark the Slaakeys 10th masontale tt.

MEMBERS of Arthur's Mighty Angell.ran .Tows who made set rsi deep -henfitting tripe white the troupe was inWatsonville, Calif.. Included Sir, and)ha. Ralph ItoMona, Jerry Pox. Mr. andUm Vie Demo. Jos White. Harry Hill -eau. Mr. and Mrs. George !aeon. BloCkyFwd. and Thnothy SICACIne.

LATE arrirals at BentIT'', All-AmericanWOW quarters In Reynotrimille, Pa, in.ended Mr. and Mrs. Al Wallace. Mr. andyin. Paul Lane. Bud prewar and hismother. W.I.Fuller. George Ooodman.Downy Eli. Mr. and :do Tummy Allen.Mollie While. SAID Maallasters, endpuck Stank°.

TMt tat Mat .Thana ere Meek Meta toplaa4 en gam touts.' 6.1*V mean Nat

a ustoned stwaral .vat doenn't know somaof thew.

MANY ex-eantlyal Itinerate., solCenc Asairon,. to new that the ferrets thstrehellMonett player of the read hrty o0 whitevoOold. but hat to sat iso lone !Meet theOben to New that both,

SIRS. CLARA COCITE14.0 writes fromISM Victor Avenue. Omaha. Nob.. askingthat anyone knowing whereabolato ofEdward James Costello. who was MittsHans: Empire Slower when last hoardfrog taro him contact her trnmedistely.She reports that Costeno's father.Stephen D. Castello. Is sett:Maly in.

`CHARLES PHILIONS Cafe la centerct all jackpot. on the intewsy here."Ray Slurps, World of Fun Elbows. acrib.Wm from Port Mina. S. C. -Harry Wil.haus joined with hie photo conemerion.o hne Mr. end Mr, Neal Idrosaro canoeon with foor tonne arena Mr. and MrsEddie O'Shea were recent additions."

a SIDE-SHOW *deny was readied an oldsou that a land.4epatted moaner had elvenMa pane ago. Asked why De did net twrn IfOp it kis tamer esasHoset Hal dead. aaOnt.-MN 1. rev Slaws. hon. the Sahel ofGinned Experaence.--Oseas the Ms...

SAM L. MAIN cards from Winston -Bohm N. C.: "quo opened suotensfullywith our Serpentine Straw mid !hammedan Boothe Greater Shows in Sumter.O. C. but become of my wIfe's bov101were famed to WOK. We will be readyto go out soon. honever. Mode theEagle Hill lincidbItYin Jinn nu DialerMonday to good Narita".

0803C11015813 tortes net Dermot HinYttnfront Minneapolls by Jack Galtirpro:OPentd here to good Olutireas and theAlittC !WA completed his 40 -foot cook -borne docile, Unit oleo hex 'stool a newlisle light stringer which snakes for agrid flash. Cookhouse Mun en nthielnm(rust end Is hanied on n large wail-s:alley. Mre. Bustle ,letitlin in bead chefawn.

OUR Oa. Test Depaitinenti Trying totook a Coe, a show moose, said roe Mirw e, "Wits in, otallt ane seconder,. Weat a great deal et sethltelSen In mews aair arm sad

:MGM epos:Slag moat of loot Sesnull111 Jackson Hospital. Miami, Msj. JniT8T'host, Scottish berth/cr. has DNIOWTHOend IS Ls, ulth Starr De Elel:en Sole

3light ilakeTHE MAN who min Mt In tbe

cookhouse et night after checkingin at the Milos and refrain from ly-Me *bout hi. grosses leas a prettyNU' chance of flipping they thePberlY oates.-onst; JAM so111ts.os7

11210%, on Johnny J. Jones, kayo:Moo.Lod. WAS011 Wen the no,t tie SO yearstlikt the major woe wiebte to troops.He said ho received Mtmeroua lettersand cards of cheer from friends duringMe lengthy Illness.

OWN1.1t of the Carey All-Canadlantibowa. E. .1. Casey letters from Winni-peg. Stan., quarters: "A Claw 01 sit leAcing painting and building work andall motors bare boon olorhauted and areready opening In 'Transmits. Man_May 15. Among thoto working underAuslanuit Manager Percy Labelle are JoeLesbos', Ernie Winta Jack amnia. ArtCurtis. and Bob Kerslake. &Iowa willtour the earns territory eA last masonand a tow new spots will be added.

MOST roadway thew manteen ere le Ironet being level to their aweieseet, but towsreline It le "tee and toy wile, opt sonWilliams and Ws wit,. and ear dorsal," jailsAnd her tootand..ve sia,....ard the tett nix.-Mile McGee*.

aOPERATOR of gnsocry store inGrit:lune. Tex.. M. Nimbrou,th else busbeen active In amusement business anumber of years at Hunt County Pairand Greenville's Parade of Program, aswell as haring two rides and a I:UmberOf COneersakires. His store leas bean amecca for traveling showfolk for the lastIS years and In the laat several weekshell hod a number of snits from show.Nth, who stopped oa while en route tojinn their Mures.

TRAINUASTER Art Courtney. Weat'aWorld's Wonder Shows, snicking with a

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LELAND GARLAND. forme, con-cession Owner teeth C. P. zeigerUntied show, is now a ;Trieste inCompany F. 255(11 Irifoatry, 45thOf:Aston, at Fort Bake:co. Ter.Nu. Pouf Sturm, AP mother, Cr

operating concesrieru with MeEGO, MOW,

green crew, broke all Irma -tootling Ire -olds of the shown when slakes werepulled at Dothan. Ala., Bob Buckler re-port. With all e,SAIIV Minna, none ofwhom had worked with a cornimi be -teen. be had the train loaded and readyto roll in lean than tour hours. AttiringIn Montgomery. Ale.. In a Wilkey ram. Art(Bennett ht. crew and bad every rule snitallow ready tio go at noon on is Wired lot -

YEARS ego a radioed shear had wreakthat downtetiwd the weeklayrnea's steam.feetIng witty lot the boys. the waned., RI20 Jo and eleiYhont driven sleep en thefloor el Mt private ear. The theists he got?The Others cahoot that they got emsellied inshe IL-Whiter Cooks.

NOTES from toodeon's World... PairShow" by Jack 0. PDMOD from Jackson-ville Pls.: Everything sae ni readinemfor thaw.' opening In Charleston. R. C.under auspice* of the lire departmentOrganiratIon I. carrillat 15 rides. ITMums. 2 free acne, sod 3 bends hicludlog Checks Clark's Air.trInen LesnotsPost coc:frt. band. Mr. and MIS. J. C.Weer well have a new Rocket and Rollo -plaice, and A. B. rural. Milwaukee. Of.rived uetti hie Penny Arcade,

PUNLAND SHOWS Dal in from Colum-bia, 8. C.. by Ted C. Taylor: CourtraiAgent Herbert L. Wigenta is doing goodwork In Vitgluts. Maryland. and NewJersey, Moe Jackson. amend agent. lasporting a new motel truck, and Moe -;Wien Clyde and Mrs. IlldenOur oreliving In their new trailer. A new train.former wagon wag pureluwed from Miller

DECTY MOORE, ride nod Penny Ar-cade owner. la elated over business his,Scooter and arcade have been doing sinceCiahreeton (Tent Beach offktrilly openedon April 12. Ho will operate the uliltathem all season. where Ito to mid tohare one of the largest and most elab-orate Aresdea In oprostkui. There are813 machines sod about 3.200 fret ofneon In aid averted 11,0 arcade. ekooterh deer:ebbed with about 2..500 feat ofn oon. Staff Inoludeer Moore: J. 61 Mc-Cordy, asstatant manager. Bob Liggettand Freedom Lansford. mechanlog 831mMenaffe. stock keeper. and Sam, Dint',Moore, tresuarer. Monne also has anelaborate Arcade on Rill Homes Show.It is managed by rimier DAVW

Lewiston Freaks in FinalIndoor Sunni tit Akron. 0.

AKRON. 0_ April 26.-Harry LewLsr.on'sWorld's Pair Preeika opened Its limit In-door stand of the season at 324 SouthSlain Street here on Aprtl 21, Show labelieved to bet the fins! of Its typo toplay locally In two years. Unit will ro.main here for two weeks.

Lowlaton aald that 01110 territory hasbeen prolitable roc the win, paritcutartyin cities where national ttetreme projectsore under any. Lewiston added thatbe soon will make a decision ou plansfor the nuns:ult.

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Bro.' tiboan, and four semi° hare betaadded. Mrs. Al and L. Meth harenew trailers. J. J. Marten's MUM Show

clicking, and Charice Sutton. legaladjuster. la working with Ushers! AgentWeggIna.

A SHOWMAN, wed always paid elf withquarters and elan bet who fog his 1.44In hie own sendoww. trod sea el his twoplayers squawk stout being tad ow OK-rata yeas!' wiled N. mesas.. "se 44.nto ow cooker:wee You cos buy rise mealdawn Mete ter SO center

JOE !MOWN 'S RADIO OANO, ifAtIonWRVA. Rialunond. Va.. held Ito annualspring outing on John H. Marks 1thows'nildray on April 22. Gene ThelmaMarks. 7 -year -old daughter of thelolly'.' circa. susalated by her :nether.Mrs Elizabeth Marks. acted as Toelessand welcomed the 145 members Of thegang at the main entrance. The chil-dren. tonally under 16 rare old, took Inthe shows and rides and reported anenjoyable afternoon. L. W. (Duke) Joan-nette staged a special performance In IotaCircus Side Show and refreshments woremeted at conclusion of activities. Browngame the Cloiva nutriment advance plugsover his Saturday morning program.

NOM from Zacchint Brew' Shows byCarl 0. Sancta secretary: Cookhousetine year is offIco-owned. with Mr.. ViWinters ae manager: Charles Lather.griddle: Sallee Herbert. cher, and JoePinder. kitchen. Mra Bartel' lett theshows In Florence. 8. C.. to visit herdaughter lend grandchildren In Jackson.Mich. She will rejoin In Wiricheater.Va. Arnold Raybuelc hes his UnbornShow and What Ls Itr booked with theorganisatton. Prod Smith, with two con-s -moots, joined in Charleston. S. C. Mr.Paul booked lens fronton custard stand,cord C. W. Parker came on with meleeCloy Juhien booked him Ms pool, andWhin Wilson pan game. Adolph Voz-bent and Mrs Knead ham their to.,kiddie rides signed.

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Winter -Quarters News mid GossipAs Reported by Representatives for the Shows

t:omlnian WontlerLITTLE ROCK- Ark.. April 24 -Last

In quarters found everything reedyrro shows' opening Ilene under aurpeces-.0 the City Park Zoe,. All theirs andrids, will be decorated with neon (1116season. The Tacchint cannon act r-00"4 and wee photographed in front ofThe Arkansas Democrat. while theVogue Studios swiled ftniehing touches.On Easter a local bread company spon-sored an Castor t^at Hunt on the Zoogrounds and It Mlle a huge crowd.Quarter. were the main attraction. MaxGoodman'e prItate car IS ready.

V. W. FRANKLIN.

134totly's All-AmericanHEYNOLDSVILLX. Pa.. April

10 quarters have been hustling the pastweek. Several rides hare been set up ID

natant lot Ice repatrs. Progress wasslowed ccaulderalsty when Harry Faith.mechanic. was severely burned when thePerris Wheel motor which he was re.pairing exploded. Kiddie auto tale alsocaught fire, and the tap. sidewall, Nat-ion's', and cars were destroyed. Originof title fire was undetermined. Loss wasestimated at 1111,000. Brune was partiallycovered by Insurance. Robert Free fellIrons trick and mutalued fracturedskull. 114.1a 1r. a 10441 hospital. Estherand Al Wallace arrived with their newcookhouse. Alter stopping for a nightthey proceeded to Meadville. Pa.. to visitMrs. Wallace'. parents. The SemattonalKays are here.

WILLIAM B. WHITMORE.

Art B. ThomasLENNOX, B. D., April 24-Pterity of

activity prevails mound quarters hem.After 10 days of rain crew Is doingplenty of painting and remodeling. Inaddition to ride. piitchaaed from Milder-Imind Shown In Los Angeles tut fall.Ownet. Thorns, added more rides fromthe Landes Shows Sere s1 trucks hatebeen added to transport the three 122111A

operated by 'rhotius. Each unit will carryan all-etre% ;sortable stage the whichspecial scenery has been built. A newlighting system will prevail. No. I unttinethries the Marten Troupe, Bill Mo.Bol Alcot. the Barron Elrothere. theDarnellas, and the Lames. Line-up forthe No. 2 milt Is headed by ToyamaTroupe and Includes Gordeen. the FlyingBuddies. Gordon's Pets, Wade and Wade,and cordon Smith. Oenend A.genta areJack Morton. 011 Ture. and Frank Mc-Gee. Manager. for the three units are

'Mamas Vern 711,1111914 9I91 011.1. tar-rot1. Reported by an ealcUtIve of theshown.

Lake StateBAY CITY. 1111601., April 70. - With

opening only two weeks away, rapidprogress is being made at rocs] quarters.Crew has been augmented and to paint-ing rides and truck. under attprmisionof Artist Shorty McKendMe Billte Bar-low came In and Is placing neon on hisPersian StiON IfOOLS. OWISC13 CharlesLee sod Jot O'Brien returned Irons itstrecestful tacsoting trip In douth Michi-gan and Indiana_ Mrs. CYDrien hasbooked her popcorn and bingo MAWh atseveral indoor doing,. Two new trucksarrived Dote week from Detroit. Showswill tarry 4 Helm, 3 'bows, and TOcOnceeelona, Recent .kilos Ir.eludedJack Darla and Harry Whittaker. Thewriter will be The Billboard sales agent.mailman, and watchman.

TED BREYER.

Hartsock Brob.BRA:3HEAR, Mo., April hi -With all

quarters' departmenta clicking undersupervision of Billy Bacon. shows, willbe ready to open May 3 as planned.Nutmeat hail been painted and re-decorated and new canvas preralls.Transportation tuilta hare been over-hauled. and a new trailer was addedlast week. Shows plan to carry 3 rides.

shows, and 23 concessions. Remainand Betty Hartsock left for 211171011. to1143 her mother. Betty Is recorenngfrom her recent operation_ Rornaln pur-chased new truck for his concessions.Roy Hartsock is working 011 a new light-ing system for his Chau-plane. ManagerWalter Harteock was away on week'.booking trip, Recent arrivala IncludedY. Garnett, with corn game, melting hisfifth year wttli It. Mr. and Mr.. GeorgeDrew arrived to take charge of theMerryGo-Round. Mrs. Dilly Itarteockand the writer hare been house cleaningthe Hartsock home. Yea. Hartoock ad-viser that her daughters, Gertrude andBillie. will troupe this year, Gertrudewith popcorn and Billy In charge of thehoop -la. Mr. litglow. scenic Tartlet, did agood lob on show fronts 1.11.1 ride..New banners have been added. MidHilly Flacon built three illusions. Anew batty platform has been built forthe girl show. Piseon's People Who AreHeadliners attraction is ready. Mem-bers were sorry to learn that GeorgeDarts. ball game operator with the showshut season, died at a hospital In Quincy.III , recently, MRS, JEAN BACON.

CONCESSIONTENTS

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26th and Reed Mt,PhIl.. Pa.

.t' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE

SHOWMEN'S LEAGUE OF AMERICABeginning September I, 1941. mu initiation fee will b. Increased

from $10 to $25.loin Now While Initiation Fee Is Only $10.00

Contact your 0(40041 LeepUr ^It," avIre direct to Merii>M2l1fis CommitteeSHOWMEN'S LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Sherman Hotel. Chicago.

SNOW CONES POPCORNCANDY APPLES CANDI' FLOSSA emapiele lima al Supplies. Inchfieg Taultnomf seri Machines. Nagtres1 41611.11, low

Woes and Coat .4,041..Mar Iron' anntarNmimlie s Metarmirlers Phis ram, Will. I. cake I hi foram.

GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS CO.111 6. Met ST CINCINNATI 0

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(HAS. T. BUELL & CO.NEWARK, OHIO

* HELP WANTEDEaperigmed foram.. fo handle Nansch11-S0illma. Merry.C.o.Round. Also%MOM Man.Wanl a 91.4 tpable el handling And!Wog full charge of me of VtmlienSwings.

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WANTEDConcessions of All Kinds

rte &dufee Bigger and BettorFOREST PARK. ILL.

AJOIUAl SPRING TESTIVAL MAY 17 TO 74

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CARNIVAL BOOTHS, RIDES1011 01,1 11.1,414 111196,.enure -Plena. Rides R.,' 11 Swan. .

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May 3, 1941 CA R NIV A IS The Billboard 39

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CHICAGO, April 26. - Vice -Presidentgamy W. Henries, In town foe few days,pies:del at the. April 18 racenng. Withhim at the table were Secretary JoeSi:rib:eh and Past remittent J. C. Me-notery. Application of Vernon L. Me-nem and reinstatement of Nato Eaglesere ptmented. Judd Goldman is atMs home and ?awning marked Improve.mrut. A IMter from Jack 1.2 -Mirk pelvisesbe will leave Veterans' Hospital, Day.tee. 0., on April 27. 'Pont Rankine andJames Murphy are Mitt confined at theirhomes. Al Roasenan has a fluorescentdesk lamp. presented by Vice -PresidentBeentes. as an award for the Individualobtaining the most dating, for theAmusement World Directory. Jain J.O'Connell and James O. Lamont wereenvied to inemberehlp. limbers weregoesta of the Cbicogo Stadium and theBarnes-CiarruMbera office at the OtynMesCircus.

Brother Jack Weiner, after attendingtini first meeting. kit to join the Hen -Meg Brew.' Show*. Jot Archer was backin town, as WOO Harry Paul after a longetsmem Committee nursed to workmth the members of the National Arm-dation Of Amusement Parka Pools, andBeaches in alaging the trade exhibit inIkeember includes M. J. Melon. chair-man: Charles T. Goss. 8. T. Jewell.Morrie A. Raft, L. C. Kelley, Ned E. Toni.Lew ltrtlrv, John Varies, and Albert J.Sweeney. Action was taken to revue thebylaws, and coennalttee appointed hasIwo Keller. J. C. ifeCaffer.y. Morris A.Rift. S. T. Jeasop. and A. L. Montan.Pat Purcell visited the 1.00m3,

Jobe L. Lotman left for St. Louts andthe Royal American Shows. AndyMerkern and John Courtney salted, asMO Edgar Schooley. inn Carsky. AI Roes -man, M. Ohren. Ray Cate.. Vince Mc-Cabe. Jack Benjamin, Nate and MAXMech. Leo Herrington, Rudy Singer.Petry Plane. John O'Shea. Bob Revolt.Elam Byrnes, Edward Murphy, GastonGt:ddruth, Heim Mentz, Nate Paste.Prank Entenx, Max Brantmen, Mel Smith.John A. Point, James Campbell, °toneW. Johnson, Bernie afenelelonn. SunnyBernet Sam Bloom. Plash Williams. andLes Hefter. Jock Haulhont left to jointhe Tilley Knows,

Ladies' AuxiliaryAustRium held Ito regular biweekly

meeting April 11 at the Shermanwith them officers presiding: UfaJoseph 1.. Strelblcb, president: Mrs. Wi1-Itam first eke -president; Mrs.Bert Clinton. third vier-preeldent; Mn..Jenrette Wall. secretary, and Mrs. LowRenee. treasurer.

in attendenee were MM. PrancesBarth. Roo Page. Nan Rankine. L.Lawrence.. Leah M. Bruroleve, Mrs.Nate Hirsch. Mrs. nay Crakes, AnneYonne. >ha. Edna OltbrA. Mane Bromo,Mrs. Henry Belden. Mr.. Anne Donlan,Mra. Kelley. Swede Simon. Mrs. Al Latto,end Elsie Miller, !neonatal! Strelbtthsno Introduced a new member, Mrs.Kelley. A letter from acre CharlesDriver thanking members for flowerssent to her during her convelemeneewee received. Myrtle Hutt aim thankedclub for Demme sent during her recentberemmatnt. Mrs. Nate Himen etasthanked members for flowers and cardscent during her

A standing rote of thanks was givenMeter Prances Barth for the silk AmensCan Nos she presented to the club. OnMay 9 the Auxiliary will hold a MatinifParty and dinner at the Sherman Hotel.CIO pm. AU members are Invited toattend, At Use April 11 meeting the regu-lar al mire was awarded to First Vim -Predated Mrs. William Cismky.

Ancillary held a &octal cm April HI atthe Sherman Hotel, with Mrs. HenryBrides WI hastens. ScautifUl pities wereawarded and a large crowd was on band.

KILONIS & DECKER SHOWSramoenn. N. H.. Ansi 250s to Ma itm

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Club Activities(4?.,:":.'

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New YorkNEW YORK, April 24.-Final meeting

Of the season was presided over by Sec-retary Sam Rothstein. President MaxLinderman scut hie regrets at being un-able to attend from Philadelphia, wherehe Is preparing his World of Mirth Showsfor opening. Members are pleased withthe blows manacleal plaque installed inthe roams. and lirotber Jack Lichter re-ceived & standing vote of thanks for hiseffort" In securing It. Brother D. D.Simmons reported that the PalisadesAmusement Park Night April 19 wassuccessful with a crowd of over KO at-tending. Brother Eddie Berr,er is aconstant visitor after Ina long Illness.brother Nobel: White Jr. Ss out or thehospital and will be able to remise worksoon.

Vice -President Oscar C. Buck's Expo -anion Shows were visited In Trenten,N. J.. by Brothers Monts Levi. SamWalker, Sam Cohen. Elam Finkel. andRom Manning. Brother Dare tidy wasIn town for a few day., as was BrotherClunks Lewis. Assistant TreasurerJoseph Hughes advisee that from ob-we-nations made on his trips, the masonshould be a good one. Brothers SamLager and Harry Sandler left for Pin s-delpblo_ and Brother Al Kamen wontto Salem, N. J. Brother. Ralph Deckerwill have his GUI Show on Brother Prvd

Pair-atellOrne Shows, andMother James Davenport will have tattedshwas with the B. & V. Shows.

Birthday Congratulations, to Adolph J.3{410, Prank C. Pops. Archie Parr, April30; Harry DeMattteo. Virgil Derr. May 1:Harry Rosen. David 80111. Rom Manning.2: Thomas Fallon, 3: Marlin Latin -11o,Dan Cristio, 4: Pad LaReirt0 John Nyon,6; George D, Watson. 6.

Ladies' AuxiliaryWednesday night's moans; drew a

large crowd, altho many members aroDOW on MO toed. Slater Ruth Robbinskeret slain with her husband to joinPeril's Woctars Pair Shown while StaterAnna Lager goers to World of MirthShows. Barter Helen Hoy joined SingersMidgets and Stater Jane McKee wentto Chicago, where she will work In apark this summer. Vice -President DinaLaauros opera with Prudent's Shown, andMeter Stolle Feldberg and htutband willKM the D. A. V. Shows. Sisters Madgeloch and Dina Riley also will open

with n show momInner Irene Greene returned. after

vt.stt with her mother. who was ill. OnMay 1 the Annual Strawberry ?retire!will bo held in the room'. and memberssire again reminded that winner of thecrocheted tad...prow will be determinedthen. On May 7 club will hold the regu-lar card party at the rooms.

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DETROIT. April 28. - Since manyMembers are rrprktng at parks and show.near by. meetings, are being held at mid-night. April 21 enceUng wart presidedover by President limey Robs, who isabout, but slowly to.....ering from a re-cant operation. Brother Den Morrtson'sfinance coanmittte report allowed theclub's financial status Is in an excep-tionally good condition. Ifarry Wnn.entertainment committee enolrr:mode ills final report ost the club's In.cent spring party and at Its conclusionmembers gave his committee a risingtote of thanks. Muth credit for theevent'a voters. belongs to the operatorof the Club Trocro. In addition toproviding its regular floorahow. featur-ing Cecil Lec's orchestra, with LarryHenn enlace: Bee Swine, singer: DoloresLamont°, the Itexlean Bosubslsell: bothTerrell, acrobatic denote, and Bancroftand Canbutm Ouliardy dance team. TWOS-

dero management also ably assisted WishIn obtaining these guest artists: JackCempbell. Roger Muer*. Cliff /doom. BobWhite. and Om Moldevirs.

At the ammeetion of Mother AbsVale members expressed the orgenize-Honk appreciation and thanks to thenight club's Manager and Ma gueststars for their generous efforts. Amongrecent visitor: were Jock Oollagner, AlKaufman. Charles Bolen. Maw Brown,William Moons. and W. Ten. Ryan*

'Stone sod Joe Mime are completingtheir string of concessione and expect tohave seem. Sammy Ooldstein also ex-perts to open soon. Sammy Wilma andArt Frayne were in an auto oecident hererecently and altho Sam's ear was bullydamaged, no ono was Injured.

ileatt aneticaitowntot'sReid HotelKansas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 26.-April 18meeting was crilloi to order by PastVicePresklent Chester 1. Levin, withSecretary 0. 0, lifc<linnit read TreasurerHarry Altaltulti also present. Afterroutine Malmo& an early miletornmentwas in order. Acting entertainmentconuntame, composed of Brothers Harold(Whitey) Elliott and Harry Altahuler.served lunch and refreshments, andmembers of the Ladies' Auxiliary wereguests. Next meeting Is the final oneof the season. Brother Elmer P.Houston will be Nan to members.. andluncheon Will to served after the meet-ing. Doe Parietle Malted while en routeto St. Louis to join the Royal AmericanShove. Mr. and Mra. Prank Ke`trootvisited while en route to Springfield,III. Mrs Bud Anderaon aceompaniedJackie Wilcox here on a business trip.and Brother Jim 1.m4hIln came In fromSt Joseph. Mo., owl bitsinne.

Brothers George Houk and Harry Dun-can vatted Des Lang'. Parrums Showsat Springfield. Mo. Brother William Malone, concessionaire. left with hie mu -cessions to join the Al Barringer Stem.Brother Dave Stevens is back at Re-search Hospital for otworratien. BrotherD. W. Welnbrer.ner will leave noon onan extended Eastern trip. Brother J.Bennett Murphy returned last week aftervisiting aeveral shows In the Midwest.Brother and Mrs. P. a Jones were tothe city on businrsa Banquet and BallCommittee has completed plans for theMIAMI ,:went. which will be held onNow Tear* Eve at the Hotel Cosittntuital.

Ladies' AuxiliaryRuth Marione.. president, called the

April 18 meeting to order and appointedBird Brainerd warder. Twenty membersresponded to mil call. Harry AltachulenrepresenUng the men's club, Invitedmombera to join the men at a bulletsupper idler the meeting. Bird Brainerd,finance committee cdtairman. In the ab-sence of Treasurer Midis Smith, read thefinancial statement, which *bowed asubstantial Increase over the same peeledfor 1040. Nell Weber, entertainmentcommittee chairman, thanked her man -

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LOS ANOELYS, April 20.-Club In 6e6.OKI 00 its summer achedulc, which lafrom noon to 6 pin. excepting meetingnights. which aro held the second andfourth Mondays of the month. Samsroles prevail for the Ladles' Auxiliary.Charlie Westport ens in town bud weekon buantoes end returned to the WenCoast CITCW1 Sboesa at San Jose. Calif.Ray Johnson bee the part of a Negroporter In RKOns Tool, Dick, and Harryplc. Clyde and Topsy illocding andRehn landed In Salem. Ore., and

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Cal and Betty Mom 'expect to heednorth soon. They have anoned with theOmen* Ziegler elbows. hi -n Berm hasjust completed a year ns club custodian.Fid J, Prankford visited the rooms thanweek. 0. L. (Mike) Wright is a regularstetter. Bert and George Cblpman tookSan prize in The floripeoott Cairnspatchwork baseball pitnele contest. Larant and ketwents, mentallea. visited.They are playing Independent dates,Charlie Neisen is confined to Ina homeswith an Inquired foot. Joe Utetter

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Myrtle Duncan and Hattie Hawk re-turned trim a visit to Dee Larniii Po-mona Shows at Sparolftetd. Mo. andbrought greetinne front Viola Fairly, Mee.Dee lArkge, and Marie Josses. Secantsmany them are whoduled to appear in

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retolawrg. Ha. Week ended Apefs 19.Location, Mork Orange Dal: grounds.Auspices, VFW Pcss: and Central LaborUnion. Business, eserttent. Weather.clear and warm.

Simms' deed here set an opening"reek record for the onotniantion froman sae/Aimee and Manners standpOInt,with big crowds on hand even for thepreview opening on April 12. OuterMehday resulted in a good outline°.while the record opening crowd wu reg-istered Monday night. Runnels headvp thruout the week. Charles Cohen'sMoon Rocket topped rides. with Scooter.Octopus, Rollopiane. and Tarts Wheelsalto duets well. Paradise long andDance. Revue, with Princess MUM andPrincess Cogs. clicked. ea did lautherSide Show. Paul Andre is a Unger andtalker on the Paradise Show. ratherWaters joined recently. Johnny Mc -Nellie. formerly with O'Rearli popcornand candled apples% rtalted from Aber.Veen, Wadi_ where ho la a seddier.INImara Lion Act, with Capt. Dilly Reld:n the arena, was popular, as were PapYees's Oho Queens of the Sky. Visitontincluded Mr. Max LindeTmars. Wend ofMinh Shows: Mrs. Frank Bergen. Mee.Frank Campbell. Bob Hallock. Mr. andMrs. Jack Wright, Peary Roffman. 'r. O.Woodward, Dark! B. Endy, WilliamGlick. Remit() Arnold. Eric Lund. sir.niod Mn.Ray ItankIna. Hain LAW/Mee,sod Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Connor*. Tnny

Lewis entertained his stater and niece.Mts. L. blittetdorfer and Fiore Mittel -deafer. at dinner In Mike Roman's cook.both*. RAYMOND D. uunw.

Wallace Bros.Mastiffs., Tom. Week ended April

19th. Location. ball pork. Auspteer.American Lepton Pont. nusineu.Weather, ret-ble with Mph winds. Pay:bate. 10 costa.

Shows were located hero on a highknoll, which mut swept by wInds ofhigh velocity every day. Workingmenwere kept busy driving staked to keeptenta In the Mr. with* Saturday's mat-inee was It was toodungcmus to operate several of the rides.Attendance, which was slow early in theweek, picked up ?massy and Saturdaynights and stand was chalked up onright side. Newsboys Trent The Leal-Chronkle and The Nathrille Tenneateanwere rends of the management Tues-day and Wednesday nights and weregiven special shown at Mabel MirkaMute Circus and Mary Webb's Side Show.several of the personnel made shoppingUlm to Nashville, Tenn. General AgentA. S. (11111/0) Wadley. who had been Illwith a bad cold. Telt Sunday night toassume his duties ahead of the show.tenlela litrdin celebrated bet birthdayand recetred weenie! gifts. Manager E.Si ?arrow and the writer made a hur-ried bustneas trip to Seems -01e. 'inn.Visitors Included Mr. and Una Hatch,Miss Cook. L b Roth. and WilliamDollar. WALTER S. PDX.

Dee LangSprints/ft:41. Mo. Week ended April 19.

American Legion Post. Bust -nest, poor. Weather, re&

The 0:0mite run here was made Ingood time and everything opened onUrns Rains. which continued with butslight abatement thruout, knifed t-tendance and business, however. Twonight" were good, as was ifiettirdayazr.-,tie re. Frank Follows 11:111t.i at the

BEE'S OLD RELIABLE SHOWS, INC., WANTSOINIMK 0111m1I 1010 tee Mrone to PI Na1. pros 0.4 ep.1 rroniant 000rons. Mall 1,5.. towerPIAMIen aro be mew el en tow.. To arorro 0 %aro a propporoe tom pee Kin ro11. Weldr41M MOO Of W. den% wIM 0.5.1414.4-4, OTrowcw. Mock.111240 PK weell uroll hen 004.110 5011 Wero. nil M, In.- un. Wee 110.-5.1...tIn Neer. INowes, leme own seolmnewl web smerowelasler. AV: Hero 10.1.1 Pr., Pr,* 0.4T.P. R00% .all Awe.. to sena. wits, 44...wee5 tor

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ZACCHINI BROS.' SHOWS WANTOM* 00t.0140. NMI alma. WIll sell 54. On Wooer.. CooIn Help. dr, own OepeMeInew Prole* for Otero Stan". P11 1011... Li...9 *1100: Owen. PO141, .04 "tIr 5,11. 1Meas.All aelaneelrow ottlos. Osease ROM Kelp WI. WI. ems. DeltroProse. Yerrto W,044 004110.1441 14e15.Plioleg Apple IlMeeron PerUett. WrolleriMt, Ya.oppot Aprll 554 wItA Oa broa floe rolotarelro/1 In row Mteem. ProtITelp m111- Crorierotes. MN wise a Owe MK Vele Pro tele11-Ta/011mtetarece. WM teas awes red NOT taro. All gm l Uwe. TOO 11155111111 2,40054101, Own..Ma P. 114.....floaa VIEWS. Irtila 00.14 PPIIMMUen 11,,,1 Anal.

office wagon. an did Gene and Red Ham-monds and Leonard Allen_ Noble C.Fairly left on a IO-day buninese trip.

Fort Smith. Ark. Week ended April12. Location. 15th and 0 Streets. Aut.

VIWp10.0. Post. Business, excellent.Weather, good

Trek front Texarkana. Ark.. wee un-eventful and thane opened early Mon-day night to large crowd, which stayedlate. Each night's attendance incrementand Saturdey's matinee resembledChildren'. Day at a fair. The midway.was packed with thousands of children.merle possible thru a Usoup with allschool superintendents within a radiusIf SO mum. Huainan on the day wascruintanding. 0. R. Llttle, VFW Pontcommander. gave good 00 -Operation.and Mrs. George Hoak and Mr. andMrs. Harry Duncan were guests of theDes Lange and tho Noble 0. !antraJenny Lourthon and Ray Hitebrookwere married and received a substantialrum of money as a wedding presentfrom members of the shows. ClaudeMorris. of Cole Rms.' Circus, and JimmyWatts vtilted. and Lew Gordon Joinedwith his photo gallery.

DAN J. MEGG8

.101ibt LORMAN, who start be rpe-ctal agent with Royal AssterteassShows this seams, Is a cetera, ofelf earrUral ford. He started withVcatook & Fowl Site.. more thana quartet century ago. For years heoperated his ours 0,17011101t0511. 1.0r.rum & Robinson Shows. Photo by

Bee's Old ReliableGlasgow, Xy. Week er-ded April 19.

Burins:as, good. Weather, sennble. Paygate, 10 cents.

Opening here Monday night WAS fat/after a good run In from Dickson. Tenn.Tueedayn business topped opening night.and Vi'odnasday. Thursday. and 2711111y

were fair denfrite rain. Saturday nightWM the best for the shows here In overthree years. Willard Davenport's Mtnetre! Show did well. as did M. H. Camp-bell's Girl Show and Billy Stinaon'e Ath-letic Show. All concesaions reported good week. L. Si fEddiel Roth. ownerBlue Ribbon Shows visited with themanagement Friday night. Sheriff Doyleand hls chief deputy. Garnett Smith,give good co-operation. Virginia Mc-Ltmore. daughter of the manager. who isattending school In Jackson. Tenn.. spenther 12th birthday with her parents boreand then returned to Jeckeatt

IL FELTON ROBERTSON.

Lawrence GreaterCharlotte, N. C. Week ceded April 12.

Location. ItOtkinson Venatocr4 shot,vonrula. Auspice,. Central Labor Union.Rusin era ml I:foolery, despite calnights. Weather. Jaw. Pay pate 10cents.

Shows arrived from enlist -tens on sched-ule. but encountered difficulty Locatingon the proper location because of wroy

which Tenoned from a weeklongruin prior to opening. An efficient tow -truck crew overcame the difficulty. how-ever, and generous application of raw -dust put the lot in good condition.Shows were well publicized. General

Manager gam Lawrence melted manycongratulatory messages on openingnight. Including one from John Liddy,esaton3se secretary National ShowmenAssociation. Numennia city and Stateofficials Muted at the Inaugural to finda well-Mtuninated midway. New officewagon, a three -compartment custom-built trailer, attracted much attention.Good co-operation wee received fromThe Observer and The New., as well asStation W1900. where show talent wasfeatured enteral times on le-intriutsbroadcasts. Visitors Included It. C. Leo,Lee AcausernenUn Curtis llockus. Dod-son's World's Pair Shows: Toney''Thomas and Louts Rosenberg. JohnnyJ. Jones 14poe3tton, and Bernie Shapiro.

BILL SNYDER.

Mighty MonarchMond., Corner, S. 0. Week ended

April 19. Rustricsa, good. Weather, lairend norm.

Ml reported good business. Line-upInclude* Fart Pounds' attraction. featur-ing Pat, the wonder horse. and has beenClicking. Mt. and Ws. MI:inter andtheir two sons hare the cookhouse; Mr.and Mrs. M. E. Johnson, bingo: DocSwan, Million -Delta? Show: SunshineMinetrets; Den Cleves Side Show.Ten -in -One, reed Thomas% Riddle Ride.Mr. and Mrs. Dilly Clark conceaninna.Mr. and Mrs. Penn. Lawn custard, andMr. and Mrs. D. Creme, popcorn andcandy apples. Fred Thomas had to re-turn to Ms home In Jacksonville. Fla_because of ill health, but Ma Kiddie RideL still with IL Joe Potoma is in churn.of shows and trucks: Mrs. Nina Scott.banners: Charles Mass, front. and canvas. and Ray Lester, sound truckCharlie Tay Mined with htn 01,1 Rehm

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Golden BeltPompom:4, Ark. Week ended Apra 7.

Loearton, Labor Park. Aurpfeet. Aseerti.can Lepton Post. Boerne., eery good.Weather. 'rood.

Menet' third week out proved a redme. and Saturday night Mew near -opacity crowds. Saturday afternoonalso wee a winner, Amencen LegionPeat co-operated. as d1d thy and oountyorlicers. local paper was liberal withapace. All COndt-M1.18 reported a bigweek. Mamie °antlers Cookbotssep:fitles. Miller brother, joined withtwo concessions. Members exchangednets with Palk Create: Shows per.tonne'. Sire. Then Wells visited whileen route from Omaha, bleb.. to see herlkotlier. Lee Monk who Et soriowly Illin Newport, Ark., hospital, Amongsailors were Mr. and him. Plank Slat -ton. Xt. and Mrs. 1101 Norwood. Mr. andMr.. Bob ender, Mr. and Mrs. Doyt, andN. A. Cory. Harry Lamont. general agent.ietirmed. R. Miller, spoctal agent, isening good billing and banner job.

W. IL KELLY.

Crystal ExpoCamden. S. C. Week ended Aprti 19.

Aursieca American Lepton Poet. Buil-ter.. fate. Weather, Ideal.

Aided by geed weather. open-"rg stand here was a winner. EverY-2.nng was ready at opening and the=idles, was well Tel -erect by patrons,Contrary to reports, the labor situationwent beyond show calculations. InaddlUtin to all old ride and general help.the now applitente not only drtitededshows' demand., but prated to be top-notch/ea Chinatown, Repose, numbedby Mestre. Montague and Crown ledthe above, with the Minstrel a dosewand. All rides did well, wills Octopunand ITHa-tintarl near the top. Mr. and24!.- Herr/ Benjamin. conecasUmalrea.(.6..1 here. Cap:. Speddy 1.11centx and

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HARRY HAVISCR4147 DICKINSON AVE. CHICAGO. iti.

Art Carrera TUN)0/denten, tree acts.proved popular. The writer returnedhero from a trip Into 'Weat Virg'-nta.

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Lfndala Pike. Aarpicer. Spantsh-Miter's's, War Vednina Post. Navnesr.pond. Weather. fat,.

More from. CerroUMn. Gs.. we. madeIn good Mina and L. H. Hardin did goodjob 01 laying out the lot. Shows. :hies.and concessions reported good business.Friday and Saturday were the beet days.The OirMake Revue clicked, as did SeedCiarka Motordrome and Capt. Harry&Idler's Showboat. boomerang led Hiles.with Rldre.0 and Perris Wheels meat inline. Babe Laflarlair WO Show la nullprinAllg popular. aa 1* Art Alexander'sPennoacid. Visits were exchanged withthe personnel of Mighty SlicesMy Midwayand Scott Bros.' Shows. Howard Chasehas added two more concession., andD. D. stale joined with two. la:otter'sClub is mowing popular. with Wedneteitynight eneeditigs featuring a KangarooCourt. Me PADEN.

Frisk GreaterCepa Cirrardears, Mo. Week ended

April 19. Location, fairgrounds. Mat-inee,. fair. Weather, variable.

Pete weather the first part at theweek held down attendance, hilt thetart half misulted In fair husincas andThither. New front for the Mustard He-rne ta about completed. Memberschanged %Nits with personnel of theDarker Shows Among rattori hero wereLeo BOrtS. L. B. Amusement Company.and gums Cook. The writer renceedocquatntanoce with members of JakeMiller'. Paradise Show*. Al Wilson, withbig snake show. joined here, Lee Momdigger and amide operator, ts slowlyrecovering froth a recent appendectomy.Clare Hurd. for the punt three seasonsan employee of the Sterner enndnardons.tart here to be Inducted Into the army.

Jonetboth, Ark. AP11 74i. Locution,Code ettoteirrohnds Auepents, AmericanlaVIOn Poet. Business, pow. Weather./am

Lot here wan a arnalt one, but shows(See Direct From the Lots on pogo 5?1

HAPPYLAND SHOWS, INC.VIANTS

To hear from showmen with or without outfits, for thews of .11 kinds.Want especially to hear from A-1 SIDE SHOW. RO-LO Fun Howie forsale or will place Manager for tame. Tilia thew is booked solid for she 1941reason. All still dates are in thriving industrial center. and this. arefollowed by eight of the best fairs in the State of Michigan,

Address: HAPPYLAND SHOWS, INC., DEARBORN, MICHIGAN.

DUE TO DISAPPOINTMENT (AN PLACE SIDESHOWWILL FUNMIDI4 COlildnATC OUTFIT. win sAss. Vass.. ne..non. ml t LiwneeL 0101. an/ CHeelesal. Ps. leetedae WM* weiftwiteet one 1.41 M le ranimown 0 Henetwony D.I. Oen oleos Weetwooen in Onweinvels Ten Mind.* Oil.. enwe'He. Win wit tee, werwItialp tevefitel 1141 Came end tow& os Wane. Went leglikrate Ckweiniett.Viet wart. tor Hae. one,

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WP Launches TourWith AuspiciousDearborn Preview

DEARBORN. 11K2se April 26-World ofPleaeure Stoma. under Manager JohnQuinn. launched their tour with anauspicious preview sand at the new lotat West Wanes Avenue and WyomingRoad here on April 11. Location wengood one es traffic is especially heavy atthat point end the surrounding terrt-Wry seemed thickly populated with out.door aintmenwet welters. Lee J. Youngreported. Weather for the first four daysless Meal and huge crowds turned outon Easter Sunday, with rides. shows, andennetwaon* signer: me one of their besteyeing geese' in a number of years.

Lot amonnaodated only 5 rides 5[bows, 12 concessions. but the layoutWee a good one and the midway pre-sented an attractive appearance. En-gagement la sponsored by Amer -icon Le-gion Post. and the oorninittee. headed byAdjutant Robert lienett. mire good ere.operation. Thorium' Midway Cafe openedIts Arm enamel on the shows to splendidpatronage. hlownrd'e Penny Arcade. alsomaking lie Initial stand with ManagerQuinn. Is neatly froetwd and has beendelete well. Guy VanZile, vet cannel cornand candy conceasionalre, has two MellyMores at the entrance to the midway.

Nrotrons showmen end park/nen fromDOJOt and vicinity visited. They in -eluded Tiny Shelly. Pontiac. Mich.. for-mate, of Shelly Woe: Amusement Com-pany whose brother. Frank. Is expectedto join the shows In a special promo-tional capacity aoon.

al9etecLOS ANGELES. April 20. - Somme

Sheridan, former office clerk for J. DIBrown at the Golden Gate internationaleepontIon. Ban Francisco, Is now withthe Scooter ride at the beech here. RudyMiens. brother of Harry, is In charge ofthe Venice and Ocean Park Pe -western.Nate Miller has recovered from a meiosesthrums. Law Peyser is here for theseason. Harry Moon, of the Berl FrancisAt Sons Show., was a recent defter. Itola playing schools and hells In thin sec-tor with hie leanest history and reptileexhibit, He says that bwrinms In theNorthwest is good.

'nee Hughes, ride operator, returnedfor a brief visit alter a fear -week stayIn Florida. He reports his rides haveOpened In the Midwest and South begood business. Valet A. Bele former rideforemen for Hughte. is In governmenteentoe In Honolulu. Frenk TN% KM -*enter, well known in carnival choke.has his Star 0/ Afeelsa showboat In flanFrancesco near Phhenneres Wharf. Ho laoreitemplating adding eldest to his equip-ment- It in reported hero that CharlesC. Puller. Sacramento. will menage theAlton Shows, playing desert hyena. andnot take out hIs own chow as planned.

Mrs, Clarence Alton Is operating aMerry-0°4;mnd to Sunland. Calif. Benhero. misted:an of the Pee:fie CoastEamennen'a Aseoclation, has had to re-place his 14.potind steel brace that hehas been wearing since 1030. He re-moved the brace for a time but had toreplace it and is now experimenting withhaving it off every few days.

Sponsored EventsVeternn, Lodge and Other Organizatinn Festivities

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STREATOR, Ill. April 26.--Prellounaryplans for et:emcee ninth anuall hide -pendency Dey Celebration were COCOAparted this week with annual election of°Mara and appointment of corrimitteca.E. J. berrett was elected general cheirman. succeeding William J. Lowls. whoheld the orrice the post six year,. Lest..who was not a candidate for re-eleceSon,am. rescuers chairman of the beard ofdirectors.

Barrett, chairmen of the midway tem-miller for the pant six seam pickedAndy Bakelite. circus performer. aschairmen of the entortaltueent commit-tee. Al Diettnan esteemed* Barrett onthe midway. le J. Hart was re-elootodspenetuyormaurer.

Jerry Cotes was named chairman ofthe provievr committee which plans aErn/sour program. Unarm, will he cen-tered In the city park and will extendtO adjacent streets recently repaved.MMus cell for the !meeting of 40.000people, based 011 an average tatimato ofthe peat five Wan. Only the higheattype entertatnntent will be booked. Inaccordance with programs of previouseallebraiJona. Relater coed,

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Minn. Show Draws 165,1100;Big Act Program Featured

kfINNEAPOLIS. April 26.-Eglith annual Northwest Sperm:omen Show closedSunday to near-espwity crowd.. In theMinneapolis Auditorium as attendancofoe the nine -day exposition retiehod the163,000 mirk.

ihhibitere and visitors pronouncedthe entertainment bill which featuredMark Hulingls trained seal the bonpresented Moo by the director. CameralShows, Inc. It Included Tom Whited.ecerlany; Prank Hanalei LabnedorWe've's; Anders Hatigen's ski jumpers;Shootings. Menstlelde; Wilhelm ftrato.ro.archers, and Chiefs Evergreen Tore, Chi.Inaboox. and Stexilabbele. Program wasemceed by Needebeh and Ray Dean, as-sisted by Rollie Johnson. WCCO *poemannouncer. Publicity was handled byStrong er. Hind.. who wported newsspare and radio time wee timely doublethat of preview years.

Midway. for Dayton Ceuten;19 Counties To Take Part

DAYTON, O. April 26.-Dayton willMuerte the 100th annivoreuy of thesigning of Its charter with a four -dayDayton Centennial -Miami Valley Cele-bration. with 10 Counties, participating.Features will be a Mtge pageant. fron-tiers of Freedom, to be staged nightly onthe feirgrounds; a midway. and Indust.teal exhibits.

Contest la under way to select throequeens thru newspaper coupons. Capt.Elliott Rooeemet, stationed at WrightField, is chairmen of a committee seek-ing theater parttelpation. Other for -

WEST TENNESSEE PAGEANT OF PROGRESS

AND ANNUM TOMATO FESTIVALMILAN. TENN., JUNE 28 THRU IULY 5, 1941

Milan la IAA Mew et Ono SI. 554.000.000 Clenwerrent Nam Leeson, FeteelL 15.000 via$084.010.40 enroll .144%14. PrilYcl ..0104.1 ma OK4,61.1.: I* 4444 KIM noWn. of worm"Ww1-1-1014441 We. W AtweL Ilen.a0AnAl row arta. lisnonsost Centawlna all Om.CuJutiter CO... P.10010., 1 1:17.en, Pl.11.4w, Caw 601 Dena Sr III 1110141. 1114nli14W4N1,1.1.4 THIS WILL tIC TUC LAROCIIT IOUATH Of .JULY TON IN (101.1111111V.Want 11.540at

Wilt TENN. PAO( ANT OF 050055411. WOW as, MILAN. TINA.sort-Cs. va 100.. awl an.. Man. 20 Tr. -a. a C4.0.0., le now.

?Aiwa plenrod are corona:inn saidballs. parades, and a musk fratival.

One day will be Mt aside foe GovernorPerleker and hie staff.

Big Bill for Ill. Homo ShowMOUNT VERNON. 111., April 26. -

Better lionsea Show in the Armor; heroon April 2-6 under auepices of IntroisReerve Militia had 10 display boothsand a variety of attracteora, reported E.It Gray, o/ American Decorator, whoPi:neared booth*. decorations, and freeare. Robert Hobacker was genexal mali-n ger. Entertainment bill included HerdDrothen. acto tap dancers: IterterterBrother*. of Pioneers of the Sunset Trail.WEBQ performers, mustiest turn; JakeJacobs. lightning cert.:ones% Bcrt and°ulnae Destro, slack wire, and JanineMeters. who furntabe-d musical accom-paniment.

Attractions for Pa. JubileeEMPORIA:IS. Pa.. April 26.-Three or-

ganization*. fire department, AmericanLegion Poet. and band amociateort, plana variety of attractPues for the six -dayDiamond Jubilee here comnarmoratIngthe namtng of Eatsperiurn. Midway Willbo located on one of the resent streetsand there will be free acts and specialevent.. Dyeing the work there will beconvent:cum of /01107$01.11 Legion andfiremen's grouper end a Boy Scout Day.each of which will stage large parades forprime, Prank Egan and I.X.-Ard D.White will inert the event.

Mists. Fete Budget DoubledCLARKSDALE. Min. April he -

Thidiret for the 13th =meal four -dayCotton leetivel litre hat been needydoubled by the eporeneing Delta StapleCotton Festival Aersociallen. reportedRumen L Rowland, managing director.It will be held In the spring this yearMorsel of the fall so heretofore. aridthe event's theme will be Be tioto's shi-fter:A. of the Mississippi River. JohnB. Rogers prodneing Company has beensigned to stage a nightly hietotioal spec-tacle with cad of 800, and there will beTheerte-Dufltred fireworks and tree actsand ;Riot Al ngtke .pertAcle di:team%

PottsMERLE A. BEAM. clireotor Of six -day

Confluence (Pa .I Old Home Week andseven-day liateoppte (Pa.) Street Pair,both ureter auspice* of community fire-men groups, reported parades will fecmPar, Of the pro at both enentaHoLeopple draws large crowds from near-by Johnstown annually..

FOR the fret time the CumbertendCounty Motor Show, Amherst, N. B., willfeature a ceentral. P..7. Elliott who willagain menege the show. staged underauspice* of Me Canadian Legion Poetand North None Scotia Highlander, Renerve, reporting the P. J. Elliott Showxwould play the date. It will be heldMethuen. fre one day. Heretofore it ranthree to are days.

RAY STOECKER. Sennett! manager ofGreat Western Amtwoment Company andhalf-brother of the late Verne New-combe. epeeist lemma promoter. reportedhe recently hod charge of n show inYuma. Arts, and Is now working ot.Web:anon 1n Ontario. Calif., under air.pima of the Lions' Club.

DAILY presentation of two free eelsand a retriever wilt highlight the fourday annual Waterford IPA.) CommunityOde, mpoetedR. J. Salmon, secretary.

J. R. EDWARDS reported his showswill be midway attractions at the six -dry annual Navarre (0.1 Volunteer Pim-n ien's Celebration, Item will also benightly merchaniEse awards. free sets.and ecotone

IHHAVAUXER city council voted 63.000td support the 1941 Midsummer Poetical.

TRENTON IN. lie American LegionPost sponsored a than Show April 27 onthe feirgrostrla, presenting llowerd Out -ten's air show.

SHAVNAVON (Seek.) will here s rea-der feir in July, sponsored by theShawnee Club.

THOUSANDS turned out for the SilverSmelt Canthal on April 18-20 at Mari-nette. WI.., and Menominee. Minh. len-tertairmieut included French Flyers.

roller skaters; Savage and Ware. wen, -bate., Mira Jeanette, tap dancer, andTommy Iticherth. FM100.

FOURTH annual St. Louis Home ShowIn Municipal Auditorium on April 12-20featured eiretrioe J. Prancill, operator ofradlewontrolled auttenobtIns and otherdericeo.

ROOM LUDY, teneral chairman ofthe third annual Portland Unde HideDay and manager of the elinos Theaterthere, reported the program would in-clude a fm thaw in the Hines, reshotfree acts, and a parade.

FIREMEN'S STREET FAIRHOLLSOPPLE, PA., MAY 8-14

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flathead Pell A7, Anwaltan Legionelitoo II, Montana

WANTED(ARNIVAl OR RIDfS AND SHOWS

Annual 4th of July Celebration

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FIREMEN'S CELEBRATIONAUGUST 6-7-8.9

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KNOX VOL. FIRE CO.. Koss. Pa.

CARNIVAL WANTEDW441 Iona 2.1 to 27,,,law.15445W. Oleo. whatertalwt../0 ...1A4n1ral ClwalinAIA. G1 -I Waren%112:7.050.000 1110thl Acesawat1.2 eta. Ant.54.300.000 .bingeraw.WA 41/44 wnswoy. r..giros "os'ArA14.`74:174.1.4."°"°

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16TH ANNUM PICNIC MEBRATION

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Waterford Community FairSept. 10. It. la II

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ifay 3, 1941 CIRCUSESConducted by CHARLES WIRTH Commveicarloes le 25 Opera Place, CierSneati 0

The. Ifilltrourei 13

Running Time ofChi Stadium ShowCut; Crowds Good

CHICAGO. April 2e. - The throwOlympia threw. now entering its scentedwork, has been trimmed down to a res.goober running tune and La going alongSEe Clockwork. The Chicago Scsdlumend Barnes -Carruthers. eo-peodueernwee pot together a thew packed withenterlainruent and it le ettracUng sle-et& crowd* attendance sso far haringbeen ahead of last year. Immediatelyafter the opening performance Barn J.Levy began cutting the show to bring Itdown to two and hall hours, Runningtime of a number of seta via cut threeto me minutes. The remit Ls a fatter,uneother, and more entectattntel per-Reconoce. Ito public's reaction hasbeen good, and It is expected that word-., ennith .dvrrtising will Largely increaseattendance during the recond and cos.tmg week.

Thu ProgramThe program a (*tight the Opening

antht, April le. Included 31 displays:1. Orand Entry. in which the entire

ecomany participated. Filthily cos -turned. tine feature set. the stow off toa pleasing start.

2. Comedy at -robed.. The Bell 'Into.Omelette Broths -on Three Aeon and Nel-son and Nelsen. &Mit the regulationcifeos ground acrobattee and comedy.

2. Capt. Terrell Jacobs. Preerntingthe beet bet of ht. career. CaptainJacobi &thirty* excellent shownitinehth

the handling of hie well -trained groupof bons end Donn putting them thrutheir peon with finished precision andspeed. Frittered are his roil -over andteartng tiger. rope -walking lion, saidbon on the rolling glebe of flee. ActIt nicely dressed and gets a tinetotoption.

4. Clown capers on the tract Seand-ard bite that reeve to break the netermaryman between aria.

L. Lorenzo and Vicki. Paul loronxobas revamped Ina high act. making 14none epeetacular with a pole breekaexydone by Vicki that brings gawps from thosudienes

IL Oilman, acrobatic ensemble. TheIrene Wong Troupe. the Jim WongTroupe. and the Wen Hee Troupe Inowing round acrobatic. Contortion.Ws...Juggling, single bar, and otheraunts.

7, 12ephanta, 007co pachyderm. In-cluding Will linen Adele Nelson',,Kneen and Roger(', no welt -done rou-tines, Oroup In Center ring Is wakedby Ditty Jacoba.

8. Clown Mont. A Trip to Mere InIttnh a clown in a rocket ship la Oolatedto top of the auditorium. where ronlietopens and clown cask. elide to trackhisetkny by one foot.

9. Balancing arts. Stsge 1. the Cane-etrellie. unsupported tesedera: center nog.Joart Wane and Contheny. toot Juggling,atA Eitere 2, the 7,arattas. unsupportediseden. Three top-notch acts thatfurnish excellent entertsenteent.

lb. Riding set- The Waiter OutceTroupe, graceful and eitterfAMIng bare-back Mding rcnitibes.

IL Coop of Death. The Nitta. manMt ONE STADIUM SHOW on page 491

Frank Lewis-, Ex Showman,Nen- Mayor of Shelby. Mont.

SHELBY, Mont,. April 26.-Prank T.Neatens) been, former 01,0" 1r4Ownlyal mete wen the °mayor:hip of8betby In one of the hottest ,melonsto the history of this city. He tikesofbet May 5.

When Lee& came to Shelby In 1304the city government wet barring alleerntrabo and other thew, from thetonn It Is laid that one of the eastthings he will do will be to rid the cityof all the ciceeeI-town ordinances andOmni Ricer law, sehlrh hare been Ineffect for erected anent

Leen was in Mow buthires for more?Ion 20 Tenni with carnivals and CU. -',want. Curlews he was with are ChristyBMW!. Malley Bros.', Ftegenbeek.Wallace,Bad Anderson. and Seal Elms.' The lastseason he ware on the road wan 1935,enrich he spent with Robber. Brow'Circus.

tpen ,canine here he bought an tn.taint In the Dodge and PlymouthaktiXT. /OMIT In 1028 Lee& beoke thaneck and wan leld up for a year. Illowile. Marlon, owna and entrains theUerteh Leant Style Shop, of Shelley.

SHANK T. LEWIS, former exitsand cantina Man, oho our recentlyelected mayor of Shelby, Most,'there he doe tired sires 193$. Notall take office Moy S.

Providence ShrineAgain at Track

PROVIDF240E. R. 1.. April 313.-FainC Whelden. director of the annualShrine Ctro-n, here. announced this weekthat the 1941 &bow would again bestaged at Narraganeett Park race track.About 40 Leto will be booked. Threealready lined up Include Willie. West.And Metlinty: the Oftudenalth Brothers.Harry Lallane flying act, Four Queens.Mickey King, and Ira Millette.

J. 0. Ifertarber Is produeng the show,and Al Martin, Innton agent, IA <1.1:0(gthe booking. Nightly prize giveaways!will Include autos and $500 in resinalong with smaller pricce. A bellyatuot this year involves floating a bar-rel down the Bleckatooe River 32 mineto Prondenon with ticket purchasersasked to gums the time remitted forthe barrel to make the trip. Correctrime net. winner an atztoenottile prize.

Heavy publicity campaign this yearwill include press, radio, billboard..window mute and action window dee-Ways A accootOwn ttenst Witco wasopened last week. A Wleteelling com-petition has 5.5 girl. taking part, with41.000 as top prier.

Show will give daffy matinees, withthe Tuesday afternoon performanceespecially for crippled Meta and jueentlehospital patient., who will be given freetransportation. lee cream. and permute.

Fan 'Japers HomeWith Circus Lithos

NATCIII7., Miss., April 26. --Hart-man Monte, Natchez broker, former-ly with Singling Dote. and HareUtn

de Bailey anus. Is 01111 0 Greenfan alter an at/Renee of several Werefrom the trawling troupes.

Morita recently remodeled his homehen, and In making over the down-state, he Caine, upon the Idea of plus,-tering lithos all over the walla ofthe roomy. As a result. Mende whohave been guests In Montan homerecently and at hie edition were Wearer:at the CHOW posters and lithos. Allimaginable divan vetoes are on theporter' land the circus ittrnCopbercprevails at his horn* std at hi.brokerage office.

HW Interests FileSuit Against SamHoward, Leo Singer

LO6 ANOTODS. April 20.-Stitt for thereturn of two elephants. Jencks andTrilby. raid by the Hagentarek.Wallaceshow to here been abandoned in theDLit durtng Moue tour. was filed InSupertoe Court brit April le. Deiced -ants In the ease are Sam Howard andLeo Singer. whom It ts claimed rentedthe elephants last December 0 for interof the United States with Singers Mut..gets.

Pletntiff, represented hero by PaulEagles. claim, that when the troupereached Deetem. the eRphants wereabandoned by Howard and eer.ger.men were left in charge 01 an attend-ant, the charge Mane.

Approximately 42.000 In ovate I. antedby the plaintiff.

Owensboro DayAt Cole Quarters

LOUISVILLE. Ky.. April 24.-LastSunday was Oweneboro Day 64 ColeBros.' Circus quarters on tile butte fair -Wounds here. Manager Zack TerrellIrurteed that more than 300 wrens nowUrine In LoulasiLle were formerly resi-dent,' of hie hoots town. Owensboro.Ky. He Pent each of them a specialinvitation to visit the quarters, end 300of them took advantage of it androamed about the grounds, visited theroo. and inspected the new tents.Photographers from The Cowles -Jour-nal, Loterrilla and the Owen:atompapers were on hand, and ea rein& ofthe great succor. of the day the 001schow hae landed much additional art Inthe paper* of both cities. Manager 'Int-ent nen on hand In the arc& canoe togreet Ins many friends.

Ora 0. Parks fended half -page elorteeand Art to the Inciter:110 papers theweek before the opening. white HarryThomas continuos to click with thoradio etattene.

The Menet:earl Dairy, from unites thechow has been purebealng milk, printed10.000 Oren' etoulare at It. Own ex-pense and wrapped them Around milkbottles hat week. The Teed plant dis-tributes! Dennis to all of It. employerIn the pay envelopes April 18. Twodowntown ticket males were owned oneweek prior to the shown premiere.Since the tents went up hundreds ofpeople have chatted the lot daily.

DAYTON. 0.. April On-Dayton's firstcircus will to Cole Broo, showinghere at the telegram& May 8. Advancecar unit first posters was In town yes-terday.

Mingling -Barnum has Dayton *died-uled for June IL but has been adneedthat it cannot threw here then. inasmuchas Dayton la da.eing a centennial cele-bration and will have cue of the fair-grounds. And, there well be a earnienton the aroma:VI, and City ordinance%forbid a circus sod carnival here at thesame Um.,

Colo groan NO. 1 attrettlatog earbaled Terre Haute, had, April Id forIts showing there May I, when It wilthave aa opposition the Gooding Greeterabove. Both shows nil be on the Dean.le.g °bourgeon& an 28th and Wabash.

Big Show Passes "Famous '40";Looks Like an All -Time Record

NEW YORK. April 28.-BLegest newsIn circus Maritime today is the Bing-lIng-BunUni take at the Garden. Snowact some new marks turnout lad week'sEaster van with jammed hotter% andwas expectheg a breather this week de-cpite a heavy advance sale. The breatherdidn't come. morn afternoons and eve -:linen bringtng near-espeetty crowds Andthe future tale still gain's etrong.

While no figure. hare been announced.It la known that the gross la ahead of1940, which broke records. Report. inoath matters tbloic the take will gopert 117130,000. which is considered an all-time mark. The 1040 take %'s. overCOO de Run will end on May 4 with 28days 157 performoncest pocketed. trailtheft loading to Benton fee flue dens

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__JLOWS CHE'llrxow, who has

butchered on a number of snow. In-cluding the Seal Sloe.', RussellProf.'. Ranuty fleas'. Cone neon',and Atterbury Pros. et:rules. is withthe Jefla Berebeng Squadron atNinth Field. CoNf. Ire is ytctreredhero en the cockpit of an cropplate, Alp Le also *none's 01 ChickJot neon and hes been wan a ImoMenthols.

St. L. Police ShowExpecting RecordDue to 4 More Days

ST. LOUIS, April B0.-The annual St.Louis Police Circus. which opened April17 to run thin April 30. bids! fair tobe -oak en previous records front both anattendance 114 pront standpoint.

ta the first time Once the *howhas been held at the Artlia that It Lsrunning. for 14 days. In 1930 and 1040.the only two previous thrice that it hasbeen held at the Arena. the show ran10 days, The Additional four days arocertain to Increase the gross and attend-ance thin you, AlA In previous yamsDimly were turned away.

Ms Be Louts Pence Relief Aesoelattett.Which is handling the event this year,reports that the annual progrAnt hasgrossed seem' thousand dollars roomthan any previous program.

Panchen Si Alamo Mee booked andproduced the show for the third moms-aire year% and Chauncey Henson Li maneaging the show, with nerto Elt14.1000.0the equestrian director. sets are heededby Bee Kyte. Clyde Beatty. PecIay(See Sr. L POLIOS SHOW on pogo 62)

YP Plays to 4.100Under Pasadena PTA

PASADENA. Calif dpnl 24 TheYankee-Putterron Circus played beteApril 10 tunner attaplora of the Pervert -Teacher Awe:clatters to 4,100 admirsilem.acoording to Jimmy Wood. of Weed-Thearnan Productions. Matinee buainemwan the largest this show has heel onthe West Coast. Weed reported.

Acts appearing In the two ring. tn.cleaned Moore Veterde, Ora Lerner&swinging ladders: Bill Dodrtek'a Y -Ppenile: Senor Manuel, Raoul Vetarde,hewn*: Irene McAfee and her Hollywoodmovie star done Hugh WthatOn and THsealk Babe Warden Meek rope: Ova and7dInerea. bar stet: Otte Lind and Pin.Treupe, foot Willing: Givers Duo, heedbalancing: Cheerful Gardner and hiselephant act: Olvens Trio, perch act: DaleDue. trapeze: trine Dole, upside-downact: Art LaRue. George Perkins LorryValle Jack McAfee, Bernie Griggs.clowns, and Charles E. Post's band.

Two Shows Within 8 Days(opening Tuesday) and the canvas debut. in Prospect for Canton. 0.In Bedtime° on May 12 for a three-day CANTON. O., April 28-Two eirettlettenemy. within eight day. aro In prospect for

Canton this spring.William ShLel, secretary to Mayor Ed

S. Folk, has granted a permit to MaherRyon' throes to exhibit here etAy 7. wedCcne Bice.' Chew. according to Stelaasked that May 15 be reserved for tt.altho no reproyentatlee of the thou W./been here as )et to obtain a permit.

Dutton Folk* Due SoonCINCINNATI, April 25 , --Nellie Duttnn

and William McK. BRUSONAti. of the Dut-ton Ctretta Attractions, are due In NowTort the middle of May from Arne*.where they have two with Pagel', CH -cu. fox ',ferret pars.

An RCA sea-ktier telegram sent bythem from the SE. Robin Gray to Mefrillboord, received at Chatham. Masa_April 20 and forwarded by matt to Cin-cinnati. terns: "Arrive New York middleMay with animals and equipment Mtn'Au years' abarnee. Plow publisb."

Springer RB AnnouncerNEW YORK, April 2f1.-Thru over-

night the hone of Arthur L. SwingesIntl omitted from the Rinelthe-BerraintHa of personnel published roeently. 7blaLs Speinves theist season as 0,11110U0OW

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ROCHM.LE. TH., April St -Mr. sndMrs. Burt L. Wilson. of Greene. attendedTerrell Jambs' Rodeo et Peru. Ind.. April13. Three thousand were on hand to saygoodbye to Pont, only showmen thispest. before he left for Chicago whorehis lion set Le featured In the Stadiumcircus. Wilson blew his whsle for thetitan of the DAM

Pans front all sections of Connecticutsod near -by Status Fathered at the StateAnnecy In Hartford to attend CPA nightat the 12th annual Shrine Circus. Atone point durfng the perfoemante BobMorton. co -producer of the show. madean antionneement weloomIne the Fares11150 paying the CPA a fine tribute.

Following the performance the muchLandoll Tent. of Hartford, wag bait tothe visiting Puns and a creep of per-former', at an informal party at theSea Food Restaurant. Following theserving of a buffet nipper. GI: Corillno.president of the local tent, spoke brteflY,welcoming the gathering and then Intro-duced Father Ed. chaplet'', who ex-pressed his appreciation of hie recentappointment to that offlee. He wasMowed by Karl Wallende, who expressedhie pinuntre at being present. The finalspeaker was Bob &Lefton, who gam aatirrtng talk on the circus and the CFA.Following the talks two reels of movieswere shown. one showing the Rico -Davidson Trio and the other the PlyingWards In slow motion. Both of thesetroupes were OD the Shrine Circusprogram

Dorla Reed. notelet with the show'sband. sang several numbers. closing withthe Iodide Lave Cole and received big hand. Present were the AntAlekS,Joe Bartle. Jimmy Davidson. Mr. andMrs, George Hanneford and troupe. BobMorton. Captain Preeke slid manager,Dilly Itler, Rube Symonds, Herb Taylor.Herb Taylor Jr.: Helene. Karl. and Mar-tha Wallenda: the Plying Wants. theGreat Peters and Mrs. Peters. A. Sanford,Madelyn Salle. Bob Dario, GeraldineO'Leary. Witham II. BrIntey, Charles E.Darla. Mr. and Mrs. Oil ConlInte Mrs.Sam Stratton. Mrs. Edna J. Holden,Natalie Hoiden, Zena Alkelleh, John R.Tarrant. Ed Smith. When Rosette. Mr.and ellne W. M. Buckingham, Joe Beech.Wally Beach. Charles A. Dante. B. P.

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Selective ServiceMail

In the Carnival Deperenent of thie11.1441 appear the names of those har-ing Selective Service mall in thevenous oences of The Billboard. IleaInt is published In addition to the

which are set to capital lettersIn tbo regular Letter List.

Perkins. John Sees. Robert Preston. Mr.end Mrs. Emil Palle:sten, Joe MtnehrnAdam Hartmann. Rev. It, 8. Sullivan.Henry C. liellowell, Alex P. Clark, BMMontague, Norman E. Bigelow. H. W.lintaing. William J. Noble. James H.Curtln, Jelerta B. Hoye. and William H.Day.

Ed M. Hillesry. CFA, of Orlando. Its..represented the associatien at the dedi-cation of the monument to L1nerd Jones.tee "Little Colonel." In Glendale Ceme-tery at Umatilla. Pia.. April 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark. of Jolteeand Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ho/remold wereIn Chicago April 19. 'They spent twohour* In plesant company at the AtwellLuncheon Club and attended the nightperformance of the Stadium circus, alsohad nice visit with Mr. and elm.Terrell Jacobs, Earl ShIpley. HappyKellems. end other Blends on the show.

A card from Burt L. Wilson Mates thatwhile in St. Louie he and Mrs. Wilsoncaught the Pollee Circus.

CFA Spencer M. Jewell and Mrs. Jewell,of Hartford. Conn recently returnedfrom a trip to remelt. Mr.. Jewell wasInjured by a ware while bathing at PalmBeech but Is now on the road to "-cor-er?. Due to her Injury they were unableto continue their tour of Monte, whichwas to hate Included Sarasota.

P. E. Lotley. CPA of Crenstort. IL lecaught the Hamlet -Morton Circue atProsidenee. H. I, evening of April 14.

Mrs. John H. Yost, wife of our honor.ray member. of Rockville. Conn., recentlyleft St. Prances Hospital In Hartford.where the was (*nettled for severalmonths. Altho greatly Improved Inhealth, the is staying In Bristol forfurther convalescence.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. letiektnghamOrder Ferry. Conn, were in New YorkApril 26 and caught the Blg Show.

Circus Historical SocietyWICHITA. Kane April 26` --Rohs and

Seek Harrison. of Dalhart, Tex.. Moppedover here for a net whsle en route toKansas City, thence to the Ozarks forfit ing.

L. It. OrIffeth. of Buff ate. Okla.. for-merly with the Yankee Robinson ctrewa,was also recent visitor. May 7 he w111take 3'7 members of the Buffalo high'school band to Lincoln Park In Okla-homa City. Okla., to appear on LeoIllonelinet radio program Over Ration%my,. Kenneth Smith b the band ell-reetor.

Mr. McFarland, CPA of Lodi, WU. vis-ited Mr.. Melia Hall. of Wlinewater. Wu.,former owner of the Van Amber; Circus.

Dr. E. N. Otrene.ant, CPA and CRS. ofMancheeter. N. 11. recently acquiredsome rare old hereide. one of the W. C.Coup New United Shows. reason of teal:else of the Adam Forepaugh atom ratt-rap of 111113. mid one of the Ringlingchow. seawin of 1007.

Ralph and ?dyke Noble passed thenMelina and called on Charlie DrydenThey were returning from Derma Bros'Circus, whteb closed recently In Texas.

King Bailey, formerly of the &MI -SR -fling Ctress. Is In Terre Haut*. Ind..Reperted by Bette Leonard.

Youngstown Show -menPostpone Reunion Date

vomosrowar. o. April 26.-The an-nual spring reunion of the Youngstownellicormen's Club. tentatively scheduledfor May 4 at the Ohio Hotel here, willbe held t In the month, C. A. Klein.president of the club. hes announced.

Ate :meeting' here April 20 It was de-cided to make this year's event thelured gathering of ehowfolks ever heldIn Eastern Ohio and to accomplish thismeetings will be held to further theplans et Warren. 0.. end Sharon. Pa..00 as to give all members in the districtan opportunity to participate in the ar-r engernenta

Is to expected that more than 100Inesetue of the Chub.* Stegrot Show-men's Club, of Canton, 0.. Will attendthe affair,

eutcu6 71Wel Canton Showmen'sFrolic Draws 400

am) Owneits' associatiotBy RUSS T. WARNER

iD.roctor of Publicity, 1418 MulberryStreet. Readnif, P3.1

RFAINNO, Pa, April 26.-Russ Wag -tier, of Harrisburg, Pa., had hie menagerieset up in the eusquehanna Credo Schoolfor the benefit of the pupils. The tontand cages were on display for three days.Wagner's Meow' began a tour April 20.playing the capitol city Model RailroadClub'. open house In Camp 11111, a etrer-Haien suburb, from the 20th to 27thInclusive. Wagner will also have an ex-blbit at the annual YMCA Indoor Circusand Hobby Show April 23 and Be Severalof the other Harrisburg Model Buildersare planning to place their circuses atthe YMCA show.

Alex Clark, of Stamford, Conn.. hasgohe In for eireies Newry and le nowpreparing an article on circus mud*and calliope recordings. Alex le also pre -peeing a lengthy :theory on old steamcalliopes, being the proud owner of anold Stoddard calliope himself.

Mr, and Mrs. Charts Lockler, of Au-burn, N. Y. 'motored to Louisville. Keeand looked one the Colo quarters. Ontheir way home the Locklers stopped offIn Reading, Pa., to visit Run Warnerand also at Allentawn to visit RobertOcoee

Charles Millard, of Coatesville, Pa.. isbuilding a se -inch flatcar to placeamong 131s cirrus collection.

Verne Fussell. of Cedar Rapids. Ia..writes that actIvitles have practicallystopped due to enlarging of his dentequarters.

Morton Leach. owner and manager ofthe miniature Yankee Curve le makir.gmore baggage Mock for his show. Mrs.Leach le secretary of the same.

Del Wentworth. of Boise. Ids., hasset side one night every week to beknown u street night. On that nighthe works on his wagons end has lustfinished 10 new cages.

W. Fulton White. of Portland, Me.. hasadded a Ubangi and a Wane -neckwoman to his Congress or LivingWonders.

William Love state* that he has pur-chased the complete aide :show tent fromXenny Hull as well as Rule seats.

M/tferd Schmitt writes that hies circusbuilding has been slowed up quite a lettlately due to ancestry repairs aroundthe boom, but now that they are fin-ished. be Is already to go shoed againturning out wagons for hies circus.

Marks Honorary SaintRICHMOND. Va. April 28.-At a meet.

In the W. W. Workman Tent of theCircus Mentes and Sinners' Club heldhere April Pk John W. Meeks, localcarnival owner, was elected an honorarySaint of the local tent. There are butfive Saints lid the Workman tent. onoof whom Is Oorernor James H. Price.

Maths will act as host to the mem-bers of the Workman tent. and tholevelem on the evening of May 1 at a"mitt:ens dinner," served etreue styleIn a modal tent, complete with a /modelshow staged In a circuit ring with saw -duet and tanbark. A. D. i MUM) Watsonwill be the ringmaster of the event andmany celebrities will be present.

Big Show Band RecordingsSoon To Be Available

PlITLADELPHIA, April 26. - Circusmusic will won be available on record -Mee It was revealed by Mande Sacks, aPhiladelphian. who Is recording :run-ner of Columbia Recording Corratton.Sack. disclosed that a special al m willbe designed to package the recordingsmade last week by Merle Mane and hisRingling-Bermisn band.

The recordings were made In New Yorkduring the show'. engagement at Mon-son Square ()Auden. The music is thatused by the band In the show and fol-lows program from the ineuguralmaneuvers to the grand trade. The fullband was used for the recording merlon..

JACK KLIPPEL, clown, has joined ColeBrea' Cireus Klippe1 ptayel all of theOrrin Davenport Shrine dates the psi...Inter end reso played the OmahaMarine Circus.

CANTON. O. spot 20,-The Herd an-nual spring frolle of the Canton Show -melee Club. held ThUreclay night. April17. at the Swiss Country Chub here.was attended by more than 400 clubmembers and their guests. A Meek din-ner au served at 7 o'clock. Then clubmembers entertained with an It -setvariety Mu sa. from the stage. At 1030dancinx commented and contInued un-til 2:30 a rn. Roe Wilde orchestraplayed for the denotes.

At the opening of the show the club'stheme eong. Wince Eambeely Smitea,was sung by the audience. The tingingwas led by the club president, SewardSterling, who wrote the song for the&crest act on the Barnum 4.; Yardleyshow over 20 years ago. These takingpart in the show were: Leone Day.singer: Willie Bender. Pete Menlo. Velma.Metzler: Don Ham. magic: AdelaideChem. comedy sketch: the. Mast Young.stens. Menem slut Slaterhen. and ArtHIll. comedy Menet. George le -Comte1330 MOW.

Clonunntee In charge emended ofGeorge thnhart. chairman: George Mar.low, Edythe Benoist. Art H111. and OrretelTench. Plans for several summer out-ings am now being mune by the club.

Peru Pick -UpsPEIIU, Ind. April and Mrs.

Puy etarth Repion. Mr. and etre IL J.Meltarland. and Mr. and Mrs. Chaste* J.Luckey, while on route to Cole Bros.Circus, Louisville. stopped here afterrenewing acquaintances with Mrs. Del.bert Ewing, Rochester, lad.

Charles C. (Haywire) Ciente. vet endminstrel man, and later a dater ofhorses. wilt not troupe the year. He isa truster expert with Miami CountyWelfare Horne, 1,100 acres.

Johnny Lowery, during the winter Incharge of the heating imam Of theMiami County Welfare Horne here, leftfor the Cole 'hew, with which he Is core.trotted.

Lyman Keyea, junior member of Keyes'Called indoor Orcus, heeds an inter-

agency here. Keyesbrothers and associates will catch theCole show In Indlesispoile, where thegroup well be guess ce Zack Terrell andRee de Roselle

A Melt to the Korth Peru RinglIngraltroad shop and yards reveals the:nothing haw been changed In the lastserene years. Twelve ears that movedRai beano Mock under dIrecUon ofboss heelers Tam Lynch and Steve Planstand rotting on storage duke.

Jack Mortis. last 20 years purchaser Ofblooded Woos for leading circus I andEuropean governments, was painfullyInjured when kinked In the Mad by anequine. He is In a Rochester lode hoe -fatal In serious condition.

Mr, end errs. Fred Barth. Dorothy Bet-ter. Joan Width. and Walter Heuer -holder caught the opersthe of the aerate:Olympia Mem. Chicago. as guests ofMe and Mts. Rudy Rudyncief and son.Rudy Jr. Barth states Rudyncef willvisit Pent after the Chicago date.

The Terrell Jaunts zoo here waa in -Created by the birth of four leopard.far week. The mammoth build:rimhereon the Jacobs' quarter.. love 'againbeen contracted for breaking in neewild animal units that are arririnedilly.

Mrs. Inez Mein. has remelt from hercountry eaten) to West Mani Mime.

Fans Oppose Hike in FeeFor RB Washington Lot

WASHINGTON, April 26-The drewlot here at 21rit and C Streets. N. K.which is owned by the U. 8. Cotenant/M.probably will cost more In rental thanIn former years. A controversy betweenofficial* of the Public Parks Admit:there-teon and the !tingling show has become three -cornered affair. with local emitsfans attempting to mediate the mettle

Charge formerly made for thla Meeof land was $130 per 'day. but officlalihave recently asked as high ea 11700 hemday and only thru interoreelon of Mel.Yin Hildreth and other Washington Me-nu fans hes there been any cut In thisfigure. The Ringling ahem already Itobilling all over city, Informing publicthat It will appear on the lot May 16-17.

Secretary fade of the Interior Depart-ment. Is to be the final smite In thedeelallon.

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BABE THONIAAON, who abandonedher aerial act last roar when her babysu born. is teen to emu= training.

0E01406 BALL presented a floccabowat the Henn ose Hintrore Hotel. lierenoesBrach. Celli.. Saturday night (10).

JAMIOEI hicKSOI NA attended the Itanod-Morton Circus at Providence. R. 1., Atoll14.

OSCAR O'DAY, of the O'Day Brothers.socked the Omaha (Nth.) Shrine Cocoawith the Kenneth Waite Troupe.

BVRDYE OOLAIMI. who trouped withit. Al 0. Armies Circus with PrinceOtionalt la living in Los Angeles.

HARRY EARL. of Corry. Pa. sayspunt them are working day and nightcat war order. and that the town laa good One for Citruses,.

DICK GERALD has abandoned histrolling act for the present and lawelting On the national dererse pro-

A SMITZ worker in a certain densetide show wood have his public beitelet o a sleiglat-of.band peefonner. whichlat't fate to the hotter.

AERIAL LaZELIJI.S. who hare beenplarlog night opera in Tette. are fillingditto In end around CincinnaU, wherethey expect to he for several weeks

H 0. 8PROSS, former poopecty man.bro nocoeretat from injurer:a which laidhim up In a hospital for Nana time andanent a few daye In Obtosoo last Workbriery loth:rants to Ms job In Detroit.

BARNEY AND JIMMY ARNHEM/Z. com-edy acrobats end cloona, are workingMOO clubs out of Canton. 0- untilthey }On Gaeta Bros' Circus at Jack -sot Mich.. May 10..

1,-1011 TON BROTHERS, of Buttonleilicrw. Calif.. are pressottho theirtrained dew act at Mahe spats aroundlea Angeles. and also pleytng armytamps.

WAYNE COFFIN and wife (Wile !teet-hed), lobo were with the Bells -noteCircus. are living in Los Angeles, wherebe to the leader of the Loa Angelo' MallCortere band.

CIRCUSES playing Sandusky. 0 newtanon up the mounda when they leaveor (VO of a 11100 deposit will be retainedbr the City. Robert 1.. J. Wager. city man-ager. has announced.

.70$11115 EDWARIke. prow anent ofNobel' Bros,' Circus contracted the lo-fted of the fairgrounds at Portland.Toy. April 22 for the show's date there

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THE PLYTNG PISHIMS, free pet withthe (bust Lakes NITeeition &Iowa. ;mootDoter Theta/ with Bob letabono Year.less Men. who stopped over in Hunt*.vole Ala., addle en route to Tullahoma.Tenn.

EAR1. SHIPLEY boo moored a releaseIrmo MA fate booking contract, and

rotors to the Pat Purcell unit ofJimmie Lynch's Death Dodoent for histhird Mason. Shipley will Jahn Imola-elated:, fallowing the Chicago StadiumComo

CAREY C. E2JRIE, et -trouper. leftOntinnati April 24 on one of his usualetoth-thiting tripe. His Ernst stop wasto be InulevIlle. Ky. fee the opening

Cole Erna. Prom theer he was to goto St. fouls cool then to Rolls. Mo., forthe opening Of Russell Brom.

VVITTORR to Iterrnoss Brach, Calif.,ter:nee Mrs. Rowlend. who wee the mootof ter daughter and soroln.law. the KenMaynard,. The Maynerds ere making

tee thru the South. They recentlyM^:htsed a Yaw automobile In PartWroth, Tex.

IRE DeRIZIKE scrobatie troupe.blied as the "Sweetheart,. of the ChoirsWeed." and featuring Pranothe. 12:Loco Y, and Gayle. 2. headlined theraudeValo show sponsored try thos

Under the Marquee1Communicatitatt to 25-27 Opera Place, CoCooltl. 0.1

OENE CLARK. acrobat, is in the army Stir% and Leather Club in Tretoon. N. J,at Camp Calton. San Diego, Calif. April 23.

VERNON L. arcREAVY is to BanFrancisco, Coll. hendltng promotionter the Polack showo date there. Thedates in Cuomo. Ore, and Sacramento,Calif. were handled by Cart &sults andcurt Metiotigat. Harry Payne. prowagent. says everything point* to a boa.ner date In San Pranclaco.

MATT SAUNDERS. who trouped manypears ago with the old Buffalo BillShow to the pow department and whola now city manager of the Loew CircuitIn Bridgeport, Conn. back In town thereafter visiting the Ringing; show at theOardeo In New York. He says that thinyear's show is the best ever.

ETOI1TT TUOUSAND DOLLARS' worthOf now canvas was the subject of a fea-ture story on Cole Bros' Circus In TheCowrie...Journal. Loutastlit. Ko. April 21.The story accompanied more than ahalf page of art, picturing the Ws top;Babe, 70-year-rad elephant: stake driv-ers at work, and workers at manitIme.

WIGWAM HARMON and Clarence Wal-ter are In New York helping to organizethe new Walter L. Main Circus. *Motowill open the middle of May. says Bar.mon. Welter* and Harmon will hareall the codicesolons, Casey Whitaker.who will also be with the Show. lahoneymooning in the Caroline.

FIRST MRCVS for North Centarro. O.In several years will be Mills Bros.'.contracted to Show there May 6 underauspices of the !loaners' Club. a grotiped eitirena monitor the high school soh.tette teenms and band. The Boosters'Club la Marino to the advance ticketsale being conducted by school studentsand members of the club.

LION TWINER of note, Peed Delmarhas sold his Hon act and joined TerrellJacobs, with whom he will be associatedthis season. Delmar recently left RHO-mond. Va., where he wintered, end willwork a mixed group of four male hemsand two female Bengal tigers for Jacobi,who IA booked with the Jay Gould M11 -boo -Dollar Cirrus.

HARRY WINSLOW. last season of theexecutive staff of Loots Bros' Cloveand prior to that With tbo advance ofeeveral other elreuses, is in Mataillon.0.. preparing to ambit J. W Redraw.=fleeing director of the Ma' RendsiiAeglfl earlyiC.

tobe

hnlet to New Ttuta-ln June. Winslow wall

direct the advance exploitation andticket salt.

SIAMESE TWINS, Mary and MargaretOHM. Mopped In Cincinnati April 74while en route to Louisville. /Cy, to join

.03!1` Bros.' Circus. 'They were abrori-ponied by their parents. Mr. and Hrs.John R. Olbb. The IS-yorr-otd twins.whose home lc In Ifolyeke. Mau., harebeen In ahaar buoinewr 14 years. havingforto.rely trouped with the (tinglingchow.

It. T. TROUTMAN. of Page. W.caught Wallace Brno' Circus In

Beckley. W. Va.. April 21 and ens shownelver courtesy by Ray Rogers. manager:Ralph Crofton. the Tao Amite, IteteneHartsell. and Norma Power*. Troutmansays Rogers hot his beat program thispear and displays metier shoomarehipIn prteenttog Baron Nowak. ItU.UneemIn Berkley sea big despite a coal strikethere.

TOIRRR-BARNES SHOW, whirl% WASscheduled to open April 28 at Clarkiton.N. C.. under emote*. of the Boy Scouts.has much mew wardrobe and a new fea-ture sot. the 1450110 Rend Trio. reportsElmer C. Myers, general agent. Thetrig truck no in charge of A. If Grant.who left the shows' quarter. at White -vine. N. C. Aprtl 10, Owners George R-and Charles W. Boers and R. A. Bernetand their farathea recently returned toquarters after wintering at iltamt Bench.71n. Walt Deets end his Wyoming Ram-blers a cowboy band, will be featured Inthe concert. It. IL Hatt ls aide chowManager.

FRANK ROIRNISON. of Owen Sound.Ont.. bought part of the animals andequipment of the Schulte Ciente. whichhad been held as alien property by the

RB Honors UnusedPass 50 Years Old

NEW YORK. April Z5.-An unileadcircus pass will admit FrancisPalkenbury. of Harudale. N. Y.. tothe Big Show at Madison SquareGareth]. he was Informed in a letterfrom the chew people.

Palkenbury found the unused parsamong eneeta of hie late uncle. Ed-win Leroy html,r who was given thepeas for altos Lug the tiros. to poetbilis on hl fer.ce. Upon winos tothe show to horn It the pa" waycull mod, ho was Dent a new past.

Canadian government. The animals In-cluded two limo, several monkeys, ahalf doyen dogs, ponies. and a Mtge.The animals were taken to Owen Soundby Coosurk. Flores, who had been 00.trainer with Capt William Schmitz. ofthe Schulte menagerie. Schulte Is In-ltrned for the duration of the war ata camp near Ottawa.

CltAittiet 811CORIST Showmen's Clubmembers who listened to the Pitchband wagon Woodcut of the Ringhng-Barnum emus baud under the directionof Merle tooth with deamiption of CoaMau Mg dhow program !natures by P.Bererly Kelley, woad the two executivescoomatulatione after the Sunday night(April 201 broadcast from Now York.theorist Showmen's Club members fromCanton. Akron. Tounostovm, Dover, andWooster. 0.. heard the broadcast. whichwas arranged several weeks ago byHenry. who b lo charge of redonplanation for the Big /thaw.

CHARLEY POST and his band, whohave ben playing dates with theTankeePatterwo <Immo were to spiltup April 26 to play for the YP showin Lea An -elm and for the Newhall-flauxua Rodeo at Saugus. Calif, Theband he. aloe been engaged to ploy atthe Firemen'. Circus at the Rose Bowlin Pasadena. Calif. for the mooed year.Poet will split his band for this datealso to order to play an engagement at:tante. Ant Calif, for the Bert Levy of-fice. Post says he has Jilt pent threenew marches to the PtIlmorn MusicPublishing Company. They are TheIlehminehe The Los Andete. Petite BeadMarch, and The Long Beath Rand Notch.Two of the men who Were with Pont',band in 10E5 on Cot Tim WOW,. WildWest Show are now with Merle Evanson the RinglIng idiom They arq R. LSherbondy, beat drum, end Plan Rtigg,flute and plic,!o.

P. M. ?AMMO.. of Ithaca. N. Y.,writes: "In the April Ift bate o/ Thefahtlboaed Arthur C. 5111114r told thatwhile booktng a thow In small loanshe cane Strome a fanner who had anoil cage wagon aimed under some hayIn the barn near WeltavOle, N. Y. Thatwagon might have Wormed to Stade,Moe. Ciretle. a wagon show that wentout of Welloailte the sewn, of 1805 endTift. I was In my teehm et that timeand I played alto Ri the big thow band.We had a tuba player In the bendnatant Fred leopard, He tram from.Wenseille end he used to tell um about.E. 0. Rogers' Cron% a wagon show, thathe was with a year or two before. 1

moderato:4 him to say that the Itoefeeshow went out of Welberille or winterednear there. so the cage might hare beenof the Rogers show. Miller oho men.tiOnad acetate a show irtOtail In it tobaccolobed in New Yea State. That thaw Isstored to ro shed to Big rata. N. T..and I remember mooing the show WhIlegoing thru Watkins. N. Y.. to Big Plata few rears ago. Miller also said thatthe nattovi to Canton. Pa.. mid It vinoSO years SW* the Charles Lee LondonCircus last toured. It is 4S years this110111,11tt since the Lee show last toured.I saw the show In Cionethie. N. V., InAugust, Bret A few week, later theMow closed'

C. A. Klein To HaveTwo Circus Units

NEW WATERFORD. 0. April 20,-0.A. Klein. managing director of Ktetn'aAttmettons, has announced that he willhare two etrom units ptsying Ohio. WestVirginia, and Penneryinthia fairs this sea-son Ite also said that two notelet' re-run, would be organthed for the fair*due to the Increased number of fain.booked for 7941.

Recently returned Coon a booking tripthru ONO. Klein reports haring optedcontracts for hie attract-dna at 26 fairs.

The Corral1Communications to 25.27 Opera Ptaco,

Cincinnati. 0.1DONN LI:00. owneronnnager of the

Litchfield tlll.1 Rodeo, soya the show bpermanent one and will be held eiery

Sunday this oununcr.

THE ItINEDART TROUPE has addedMarto iVolf Baker, knows M retrievesMarte, who will work the Dirminehem(Ate.) Rodeo. Marie has been with ColoBros' Circus the loot three seawall..

SON BAIN. Antelope, Ore., has branaligned to provide the bucking hnrwofor the rodeo at the annual Trgh Valley(Ore.) Palo Orme Neloon will b. Incharge of Calf rolog.

WAYNE tole011.L. Kitatort, 'tea., whoIs 9 years o:d and weigh, 02 loruados,

the only outsider ever to appear inthe Hunt ripe iTex.i Poem) Rodeo.Wayne has been riding atom ho was O.

ANNUAL MOIR nom) at Bt. Paul.Ore, will be held three dap, this year,with one of the three perfunnerio-4 be-ing a daylight affair. Officers recentlyre-elected were Ray Marogre. prsident:John McMinn. vice-preetrient, and CutSmith. amretarfonemsrer.

THE RODEO at Cedar Rapota. /a-.which has been held since 102a. win re.tit= Una year under the eraonsocsbtpOf the All -Iowa Weir Entergaboo %On afour -day show. Closets Moore, manager,sad he expected about 100 conthstanta.Several (soloed,. of steers have been da-lirtred and are ready.

PREVIISW OP THE Claresho)in (Alta.)Stampede attracted SOO Stampede it-aelf is held to June. Feature of thepreview warn a Brahma Bull ruling con-test, with a porno of t50 foe the riderwho could ride foe 10 seconds. RoyBaird. of Orono= stayed on twit mayone. The bull is one of two Brahtnasin Canada. Both are owned by Burtonand Streeter ranchos

aGOWN '119ers Draws WO

TUC Wer CELEBRATION at Out helotOkta., April 20-22, drew an estimated1500:0, and the rodeo In counectionwith the celebration was well attended.A rodeo parade thru the downtown dla-trim preceded the Monday night thaw.Mortal rodeo perforritusee saw DorothyRuth Carey, Outbrie. crowned queen_More than 100 performers connoted forprise =nee exceeding 51.500. Contrwct-<4 performers Included Chet and JuanitaIlmodi, Nick udders and ropers: Wayne&ROM. 9 -year -old calf roper; AlbertSena. clown. and Monte Mixer anddaughters. trick rider* and repass.

TO MAKE It meter foe owners ofbucking horses to win the special cashprim for the best fusee at the 1041Calgary (Alla.) ExhIbttlon mid eutritp041,the stampede committee has reused therules pertaining to the aloud. In thefuture the 0150 peke will go to thehone which comes out twine during theweek and performs at a 01 per oent orbetter weenie Loot year the averagewas 02.5 or better for Mow Ilmrsa dur-ing the week. Under the new rule* thetop stampede horse will be awarded 4100If the whining home average, 91 pertent oe better twice during the week. enextra $00 will be ended. Second beesboom will be awarded en: thled, $50.and fourth to eighth 535 each.

MONT= DAY Celebration at Oka.truth. Okla, attracted 50.000 with Itsnoted program, Including n rodeo. pa-nicle*, [bawl. Indian shows. and appear-ances of Keet Maynard, Western filmstar, and Don Wiles. nano announcer.Other guests Included law Preston andMs Circle C Ranch hands. Velem servedas curet announcer at the rodeo per-forme:we*. and Maynard put on a spe-cialty act with his horse. Toroth. Therodeo took place In tho Pecan Bowl.Abbot 3.500 attended the donde! ahow.with good emote also reported for the

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Eastwood biz 50% over'40-bigger revenues areindicated for Edgewater

=TROTT. April 23-At opening ofthe mason last week -end Illaatwood Parkreported a 60 per cent increase In Mut-nab over 1040, and DIgeweter Park re-ported the boot bow drier lis22. Despiteshowers and wind, weather was conald-eyed excellent for getting out the trade.In comparison with Jina weather thathas plagued openers in former wave,

Susan:era !Demme applied to tides, non.cessions, and Punhouse In Lartssvood, ac -needing to Manager Henry Wagner. Amodernistic restaurant building has beenerected and the old structure rated.Center of remodeling la the BubbleBounce. popular In tte. debut. Three newcircular stands with multicolor nesting(See BETTER IN DETROIT on page ST)

Beaches Near LosHelped by Weather

1,08 ANCIF2.813. April 20.-Advent offair and warm weather Is increasingattendance at Ocean Park, Sante Monica.Venice, and Lang Beach piers. Next -pawn estimated crowds comerrativety,but takes proved the figure, to be con-siderably off. Water to reported a little0001 for bathing.

At Long beach are Dora r..ber Cor-nell and her son. Aaron. She will beremembered /A embus:n/1g in repertoireyears ago, as doe was trading lady

Nweepty Damply.Mark Kirkendall has recovered from

Meade. sustained In an auto accidentearly last winter.

Pets:tete at the beach of Ote Baldwinreport ho is now at Immo In KokOmo,Ind. He la almost as well known Inthia field as in that of minstrelsy, Itowas with Haverty and Beech & Bower*.

With the long rainy period evidentlyover, busineas at Pet. Mottoes Museumto Long Beach t. good. Austin King andProfessor Leroy capably handling thebald..

Report la that a friend of beech con-emalocialme Derry Gray who recentlyobeereed his 80th birthday, will soonmake swing areur.d to renew oldsequeintainere.

Walled Luke Take -Off OkchWALLED LAKE. Mmh., April 20.-At

Walled lake Park. 25 mitre northwestof Detroit, reopening on gasser itundey,Mumma wse excellent, mkt Peed W.Pearce. operator, who predicted a seasoneanenierably above that of 1040, Busi-ness lad week -end was on considerablybecame of smellier. On Saturday a near -tornado bit the district not far from thepork A Sportland has been insultedon the midway. A Spertiand, ItWepend-eritly operated across the road from thepark, proved popular several season. ago.Other improvements Include pier:Oleg of175 trees. Robert Templeton. fornierlyof ihierblor altnn.1 Part, Is lotning aspromotion menage?, perk managementremaining In hands of J. E. Pearce.brother of the owner.

New Feature for Pa. SpotHERSHEY, Pa_ April 28.-WIth an

Atrial noire:le from the World's Pair asits es:Intending piece of rarw equipment.Hershey Pork will open on May 18. Newpavilions and beings and a revampednhooneg gallery are announced. Man-ager .1 b. Soltenberger said that treeact* will be booked et Interval. andorchestras also will be used as free fea-tures Mideet auto races will motto beheld in itenhey Stadium. etarttng nnMay 30 and continuing on weekly sched-ule all summer. They are held at night,except on massays, and run until II orIt 30, so that little extra park Inesineasresults from the attractlon.

OPENERS CHEER OPS

REAR VIEW OF VIE STREAMLINED FRONT of the $25,000 widget metoapeoduap being ruched fo completion 'it Riverside Park, Agaussm, 8prinyffeid.Nam, for opening on May 2. Said CO be one of only four of Its star In thecountry, It was bud: under direr: Vin of !aleph Dramboue redo conatructed thenew Roller Coaster. A match rare &queen mayors of Springfield and flart/oedwill be one of the opening mph! stunts. Dedication ceremonies trill be airedover Station WSPR. First shipment o/ 14 cars hare been Oren a test nosover the spreduay.

Richwine Puts Out30G for Pa. Grove

MECHANICSBURG. Pa.., April 28. Royilichseine. owner -manager of Williams

Chore Park here. advanced opening fromMay 3 to April 27 became of favorablescattier. About $30,000 was event testsspring for new 'Wes and Improvements.he said.

Among new attractions h Inft-trt-the-Dark, ride by the It. It. Chambers Com-pany. Installed In a building occupyingover 6.000 square feet. Otis of biggestattraction's la the Zipper Coaster with2,630 feet of track. Animated lights havebeen Installed on the midway and wadyaL neon bas been replated with Indirectlighting Stoller to that at the Wortd'ePair en4 most of the wiring Is under -pound. Park has nine other rides. SOconcessions and the Mount Vernon Thea-ter for vaude and pictures.

Dullt up by Owner Richwine duringthe pest few years from a local amuse-ment spot to center of recreationcovering much wIder territory the parkhad erre 200 outlnp last year, and ptc-nie booking. so far are bner:rat rah lite-tory. Spot .doen not handle wine, liquor.or beer After Decoration Day It will beopen nightly.

Jeff Beach Sale Is TalkedDETROIT. April 26.-Reopening of

Jefferson Beach Park here has been setfor May 16. Negotiations which havebeen tinder way several wroka for saleof the property to undisclosed interealeby R. C. Mahon and areOciates. whohare operated it about five year. Open-ing date wee decided upon., lioeever. addLOWS Wagner, park manager, and workha. been atarted ao that It will openthen, regardless of whoa* hand's It la In.

Big Mass. ProjectReported for BeachArea Hit by Fire

MARSHFIELD, Maas.. April 28.-Planefor what it is said will be the mostmodern retort In the State wee beingdrawn today, flee days inter a fire thatswept than this beach resin town, withestimated damage of S1.260.000. Hun-dreds of hem's, atoms, churches. andthe famed Casino were destroyed. RastaInclude provielon for a wider histbwayalong the beachfrone

it I. moderato:el a group of Boltonfinancier's Is interested in conatructinga new amusement tenter at the resort.It was said a large Casino would bebuilt and that an amusement parkmould be opened :tear It. Oaatno wouldbe used Inc dancing, roller skating, andall an Arcade. Perk would have anotherAreado, Wee and concessions, andwould be largest in this area.

Several presentment Masachusettswere said to be tritereated. It

was reported that a Boston architect endbeen commiestotted to plan the amuse-ment center in van as pC11,11.9):1.1. 110 thatthe spot would be ready for the 1042season.

Douglass N. 0. Zoo HeadNEW ORLEANS. April 26,-Audubon

Park Consmnsion this week namedGeorge Dough's.. Jr. to succeed Meanie E,Neelts as superintendent el the park andto direct the big too. New eno headhas dtrecte4 and organized festivals andpageants In city Perk for the plat 10yetis and Is 34 years old. Neelta diedon Yobruary 13.

Briefs From All Around the FieldVENTNOR, N. J.-Council finally voted

to aide WM' for construction of an oceanpier to replace the emitter:um destroyedby fire en August I. Proposed structurewill be built armording to plans alreadyapproved at an estimated cost of 4135.000.It will be stinitar to the former structurebut eonelderably smaller.

ATLANTIC MY-Y.-Encouraged by eud-ems of the annual good -will trip lastmonth to New Peseland. business andamusement Interests have dartedcustom on having the Chamber od Corn-:risme sponsor a emend trip before startof summer. Trip would take the re -Mena ambansdon deep Mtnthe South. Teratatim plans Call for litalr-

big here on June 8 and returning onJune It. Adrian Phillip. to committeechairmen.

SEAST MAUCH CHUNK. Pn.-Pat

Gallagher was granted a yearns haze onMemorial Park by the park conualseton,ham providing for operation Of Use pu-Ilinct and refreshment stand,

ATLANTIC CITY.-Mayor Theme D.Templet Jr atueninced dart of construc-tion of is Philip Morrie exhibit on Hamees

Pter, cost being estimatedat 11:4,000. Phial arraogement. ware madeby George A. Harold. pier operator. andAlf Lyon. executive vice-president of

(See PARK LitilEPS on page ST)

Splash DoingsJam Galveston

Oily on beach is declaredbest since early '20s -mainland tunnel started

OALe'ESTON. Tex., April 26-Between35,000 and 40,000 at Galveston Bolensaw a big Nilsen Day on April 20 andthe tint known contest for most et.Itctent. carhop. Petite worked hour. be-fore to open a way for 42 contestants,hem a seems ricar-by MUM. with Jannett/fall, Hints:on Minute, whining *100 eachand a week as guest of the beach mawelation. Coocessionatres here toe 20years or :care declared the Jam was big -grit since the International Pageant atthe beach In postwar day. of the '20e.W. D. Menfinate president of GalvestonBench Aseoclation, said.

In eddition to the carhop contest.opening day was featured by night fire-Werke and the Great (Ryden. free set.Chico, trained chimp of Bourdon Zoo,performed and lister eat with judges tothe carhop contest. Ralf, fell early Inthe morning and then held off untilmidnight but n strong norther nude surfbathing unpopular. A better day drewsmaller patronage on Monday, State-wide holiday in home of Ban Jacinto.

Beach will hold the ninth annualOleander Pratival on June '1 and 8 withW. D. 8OndorUp an general cheirmantMoe Cialreeton will be selected on open-ing day and Mies Vitae on the recondday. Preliminary steps toward construc-tion of a tuunci between Galseston Island and the mainland, to cost 43.3410.003.have been announced.

Sarin Rock's EarlyPlay Best in Years

KRW HAWN. Conn., April 38.-Pre-Season business at Sevin Rock Thulescant the mile. from this city', hem-ming munitions factories, Is reportedbeat In years, and operators predict bidmason. Cone:m.40n. and rides whichopened with advent of warn weatherreport that not only are week-ettel takesheavy but that nightly business ha ex -°client. Stanch and Mks are brineslicked up with much paint, and workmen are daily freshening up the resort.

Besides the employment boom tobenedt It. perk will have numerous' ape-clal events. Already set Is West HerrenDay on May 24 Other *rents will beState Firemen's Association conventionIts August, expected to draw 6.000, andState Drum Corps eompetlUon figuredfor &COO, neck for the season are DaveEdward's, operates of genus. including(Sec SAVIN ROCK'S 81K on pop; Si)

New Building for Plan!, ZooPHILADELPHIA, April 26,-Philadole

plies Zoo observed moving day on April lewhen it was closed all day while keepersmoved elephants, hIppopotarnitees atapir, and rhinoceros to new quarters.Eight animals, largest In the too. weremoved from a dilaptdated building to anew. ultramodern, fireproof alms -turnBarlow cages, Indoors and out, will per-mit the snit:sat. to be plainly seenWets prevent them from soaping. Thenew Pachyderm Howse will be °pettedto the public on May 4 with dedirstionrarreLani nsarking the first major build-ing to be erected In 26 year. at tire coo.

Enlarging at Gary, Ind.GARY. ItA.. April 26.-Point Amuse -

merit Park. at junction of mutes 12 and20. will open It. lemon on May 24 un-der management of Roy Maypole andHarry Mitten. The spot, which wesoperated part of hut season. La beingconsiderably expanded. Among ridesend other attractions are Ming tkooter.Hey -Dry. Octopus, Mechanical MEN,Merry-00-11011MJ. minteture railway.and Dclden's 'shooting gallery. ?bee-Dation* are on for tte-up with RahutaeOareletts, dance hall at the Point.

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American Museum of Public Recre-ation Is headed fors tone life oh noviceto the Industry. The life of the tem.pearl charter la expiring but theousters and officers have In preparation

applleatbon for a permanent charterunder the educetionel laws of the Stateof Nor York. which will make theeircerthy Institution sex exempt. not onlyander the State but also under federalhors. Its oduestlonal value and thefurther fact that its officers end trusteeseerie without salary retire tel exemptiron for all time.

The streugiti and elver of Oita Insti-tution la attested by its derriral Ousttwee etrototoue Umos since Its InceptionIn 1927. Our first president. the lateD. 8. Humphrey. weird It faithfully Unrell his death, while his AUCCOWA. }TedW. Pearce. has taken an equally vitalInterest and has personally procuredsome more new nurenbees whit make an-nual pen:events of dues for its auppst.A fine and comprehensive pamphlet It-hatrating our museum la ardirceen onlyfor the asking. And we are a raelnoaa toeontione to broaden our membership andres esersices to the Industry.

Kelke In es RiseCharles F Keller la making 'Mop

happen et Ray Shores Hr hit It on theTv, when Industry le having a go downthere such no it has not knower *Met thelast boom V7bIle the location Le IS mikeshem Baltimore, N has as its stellar at-triction the salt water bathing ID Mesa.make Bay. It is rare to merit by havingetthin easy reach two of the wry largetrdinerlal plants of that area. and FortHoawtd be a neighbor. ea It were.Charley works while some people deepand knows not the meaning of a snortday during the operating Konen.

Leonard Schloss has It pieced In hiebp. Washington, D. O.. goes ahead ofPletaberroh In population with a cityWed with people who have short hour*and good pay. He will surely enjoy oneof his beet seasons. If not the very best. Itois reedy. Prudently, he has Selected goodreliable concessionaires and has keptthem for rr.eny years. No throe -yearturnover for him. He likes to ace Maecrenwiorsalsee make money. Some ofterm have fine winter homes In Floridaacd &blots envies them not.

Leonard Termer has eurely mule is

study of Bayonet. His article notingthe 60th year of the paving of America's!oldest showman is well worth readingsod maceration. You: author wouldlike to guess that Leonard hoe read atIced three books on the circus man.

Denny Bauer feels a new surge foreking :hens* at his park. That tropicalcerm flattened the park but not Danny.

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Ito reeuilt Ms big eating place in '30end hos been corning along Once. Nostegnation for this man and tile hard-working family at New Bedford. Moe.

Women Maaagen GettablePaul Heinoe. the late deported. Is car.

rytng oo at Edgewater. Detroit, thru hisdaughter, Mrs Eder lekNab. She shouldmeet Anna Ingersoll. of Lake Contrary.St. Joseph, Mo.. and Mrs. Minette Dixon.Lake Winnepcsaiatab. Roseville. Os.. andChattanooga, 'Plitt. These two womenhave mode things happet and haveshown that It can be done by women.They ore sticklers for cleanliness. mor-ally, and plipecally, and will testify thatIt pep abundantly as a goodovill pro -dunce. On ptentess where women andchildren hate role*, they bat a highaverage. All real men are reedy to gineeuggesUcer to our women managers withno thought Of conspenasticol. Mrs. Mc -Nab has the one advantage of havinggrown up In the bovines. which Is Ina messeire second nature to lire. Paulafriends will wish her well.

Henry Publicity Ia GivenOpening at Agawam May 2

81RINOP122.D, Math, April 26.-Re-opening of Riverside Peek. Agawam. on)fey 2, as announced by Owner -ManagerEduard J. Carroll, will be nearly a monthearlier then Sat year. It has beenwell obeyed up In newspapers and onbillboards In Western Massachusetts andConnecticut by Harry Steen). publicityand solve:using else

Promotional work Is bringing moult&Advertising Chub of Springneld Toted tolord Its 33d annual souvenir banquetand "circus jamboree" to the pork onMay 16. A ble top will be put up fordencing and circurs sets, and more than500 priers will be given out. On thefollowing day Indian Motorsiebe Com-pany will hold its annual party. DuringMay the perk will be open nighie vie!Saturdays and Sundays. After Decora-tion Day It will be operated daily. Toavoid the traffic Jams of last wry nonelard hoe been cleared to accommodate3,500 additional ears.

New attractions Meru& CycloneCoaster. Auto Speedway. tall-in-thcDark, Mirror Woo, Miniature Bailmentand Riverside Restaurant. These remainIrons last year: Wild Animal arenaWhip, Merry-GoRound, Dodgem. ShowBoat. Funleoure. Airplanes shooting gal-lery. Motor Scoot. Hobbyland. archery.bowling "AMC Loop.the-Loop. photo gal-lery. speedboats on nem, drereIn thea-ter, Riverside Ballroom roller Avraw,s.and many games.

Riverview in Deg MoinesStudying '41 Gate Policy

DX73 MOTN73. Ia.. April 20.--RivrosiewPark. with several new tides will reopenon Decoration Day. sold Manager RobertReithardt. who is startle -4 hi* first fullseason. Re succeeded Irving R. Ormanman In trildwavon but year. It Is stillundecided whether or not to have a freegate. Lad year an experimental 10 -centgale charge was nude. coo -canna Meaty.trig coupons to be exchanged anywherein the park. This turned out fairly well.

A new Plying Scooter will replete anAirplane Swing and a Roll-o-Ptaite willtake the plans of Lindy Loop. A PerrisWheel may be Installed. as the perk hasbeen without one for two years Bail-ment will hate right weeks of localbands with some ane-nighters and week.end stands by traveling orks. Park hasan agreement to wee remote control onlocal bends If 11 desire* to broadened.Jimmy Luncefoni will pbay an AmericanLegion dance on May 9.

H G. Ryan will andel head the mono -Bon department, with It, Mato Deets asgame menages., and It D. Murphy ussuperintendent. Harry Cople will oper-ate the roller rink.

With the ZoosMOOSE JAW. teask.-Ilection of 23

directona report from Treavane es. S.deitosenroll on Improved ilnenceet enden intimation by the president. Dr. W.W Irwin. that learn on the park sitefor five years from April I had been ob-tained from the owner marked the an-nual meeting of Moose Jaw Wild AnimalPark Society. Additional pens will bebuilt thee year.

HOUSTON. Tex.-Nellie. an elephantIn hermann Park Zoo here died on April

alter too-eaar lllnrow. Brought tothe roo In 1924 by porches. from IlseSingling circus she was Wren company

In Mrs. but her mato ems never eeryfriendly. Lobo PM 48 rare old, beenIn Hamburg, Germany. and wield to acircus at the age of 4, according to HarnNagel, zoo eupeetnendent. First pigtailmonkey to he born in Texas !arrived onApril 3. The zoo recently bought theparents Jim and Sally.

HERSHEY. Pso-Born to female ballpython at Hershey Estates Zoo. were IIlively and v. -fluting infanta This is anUpset of a longthelet zoological doctrine.atoll printed in the hooks. that allpythons are egg -Laying snakes said WardWalker, director at lierdul Zoo.

PHILADELPHIA.-Jo-Jo. Annie. andSnooks. chimpanmea that deice 5038hive saluted young patrons in Phila-delphia Zoo, having reecho:1 the age of6. Lase been split out. Annie is beingkept foe exhibit purport, but Jo -Jo andSnooks have been sold and the moneyused to bey a younger team. KeeperJohn Regan has started teaching riftMee arrival of the new teem, which willmake Its debut at roispening of the BabyZoo on May 4. The three new animaswere obtained from Wrenn Buck's coo,Camden, N. J. Without minks since 1010,the sop now hen four, presented Cur-

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NEW ORLEANS. - Individuate andemu, donated 234 new animals toAudubon Perk Vic hero the past yeardonelte the fact that the oily appropeisetien to the gardens Is called "whollyinadequiete" by coo MMUS. Acting Sueperiuterulent J. A. Hayes saki at therecent meeting that the 9500.000 zoo nowMu 144 mem:eats. 178 tetras, end from1,203 to 1,400 Rah. Pour sea Items, cites ofa cleiren, aro en route from Crdifornlato boost the colony to wren It was the2241 annual meeting of the sponsoringgroup. Prank Neelts, for meaty you*superintender.t, died last fall.

MILWACKEE.--About 35 animals InWathington Park Zoo here were movedOtitd0Ors on April II. omitted In yOtathat they have left winter quarters,Monkeys and lions will remain Inside

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Coney Gets lady StartAbOve.average mercury rredings up

and clown the Attentst seaboard were aboon to resort coriceselonalres who wereon their toes and ready for but. Returnnt ammement men from Inotida hadhardly begun when the weather man

a har.depring and brought Julyweather. Naturally. John Q. Pubtletook advantage td balmy afternoon andevenings to rush to favorite MOM).

Your repeater took a hasty trip arounda number of Eastern playgrounds to notethe early otArt of the sown. Cceneyballad fared bettor than the teat andif the week -end of April 20 Is anycriterion, but should be terrific thismummer. In name spots *long SurfAvenue new neon front* dress up thePlace and If other ormecesionairm willfollow stilt a rejuvenation may mettleSteeplechase end Rarenduili pools arealready plugging SAY.100 lockers. alwaysa good ergo. The earlier that the bigistato push swimming. the bettor theinduotry In general will be to thoseenvirons. Was eurprtied by the lack of*Ina around Luna Park. which lied an-nounced big doings 1.111 the local press.Thla play center Is dated to open be-fore Decoration Day. but there's nary amen to that effect on the orateide, whichcould hare been effective the Saturdaynight that we paasod there. for thereroiled bare been 23.000' pond* on StartAmmo at that time.

Jot Dare Manhattan Beach, a fewminutes away from Coney and whichhas been open all winter, .114 lend -office busharea during the unusualweather. We saw no fewer than SOO-oddperson. animating off Manhattan beachnet April 20. That oertatnly rue/lingthe seven!.

State -operated Jones Beach on LongInland and Rile Park. Brooklyn, N. T..

played boons to thousands duringthe warm spelt. Naturally, swim tanksat not all Iccaticma were open. but theMunn hardy souls tiled the surf. Mateo-e.tnot and other mnoteaketa that wereready reaped a harvest..

Pool operators look upon the "earlyKumar" tie o ad omen. White feteweather helped many to get prelim workdone and put them tar ahead of ached -We. the majority feel that It is notgood to get hot day. In April. for theyare sure to be followed by A cold Mayor June. Mebbe on. but many hare gonenuts trying to Ileum weather. Rut theearly hot spell MA come and those whowere minty benefited. If a second torridmetre should cOme In the middle ofMay ere you prepared to open early tocapitalize on It? Now Is the time tofind mit and make plans.

Penny Arcades Or TeaksLast week we discussed pCsUfhil!tled of

portable ride. as oldfline revenue.getters for outdoor pools. Anothermesa of converting extra space Intodollars at tanks le by addition of PennyArcades. Many beaches have a number.and few parka and playgrounds are with.out them. Peril operators who have thespace. and very little apace Is needed,ore urged to cocolder this extra activity.Ono need not worry much about op-eration of such a corona:on. an notmuch la necessary *aide from an at-tendant to make change. One thingthat must be taken Into considerationIs tile proximity of men a concession toSeeker rooms. Remember that at apool few patron"; take change with themwhen the lease the locker rooms to goon deck or beach. If they do, It's justenough to buy some food. So If youplan to try an arcade. be sure It Iselm* enough to locker room. no thatswimmers can get tensity from theirclothes for the dIrersum.

Dave Green. former prate* agent ofFloridian pool, Miami Beach, Pie.. andHollywood IN. 3.1 Cabana Club. Is sing-ing praises of Lldo Beach, le d., In hissecond year as drum beater for thatamt.

Never knew there was en Indoor minipool In Lenox 11111 limpleal, New YorkCity. until Eleanor Molm. bedded there,slatted the tank as honored guest at anurses' relm meet, Wonder how manyother no:imitate have swim pools andwhether nuettfecturers know of them.

Lew Handley. mach of the women'sOlympic team and aquatic expert torThe A'esr York Herald Tribetne. broughta group of his weA. mermaids to LondonTerrace enclosed natatorium, NOW York

City, hut week, resulting to that plungeInvoking out In a rash of publicity.

Passing thought: Hare they ever hoda Ingh direr or water act with the}tingliog-Barnum circus/ Reims like alogieel spot for a disappearing waterballet.

Play:end pool. Rockaway Park, L L.will feature new lighting this hummer.tranaported from the New York World'sPair.

fast,. geadt,By SAM ABBOTT

Easter Sunday crowd. failed to surpassthose of the trotetoM bunday. Business.as compared with the same period in1040. is out In front.

Giant Crane brought to Virginia Porkto Rotting a good OAT. as is the SkyFighter, new ride Insulted late last Hum-mer.

Free acts In front of the betblionaedrew. Pm: Aerial Apoilee closed thereon April 13.

Partial line-up here Includes %Ireful*Park. If. A. 'Pop) Ludwig, manager. L.B. Nay. treasurer: John S. Pallier. main-tenance; food and refreshments CasinoCocktail Lounge, Frank Planagen. tnan-eget; Billy Farmer, Oahe Pinot. bar-tenders: Betty Oardner. cook: UlanNolan, Pauline Albert. wattresses Vir-ginia Recreation Center, Pted Hembree.president; Cecil Martin. manager; GeneGegininet. 14n1 TIcover, Lynn Wakeman,Chadds Saes. Sid Doelittle, house staff.Relshment ecister. Howard Nichol*,owner. ?ranch Dana. J. P. Llpe. M. ILShotwell, George Past. Art Lowder, Estherflans.r.M. Mien Thumb Cafe. J. C. RitchieJr.. owner; Robert MacCammon, man-ager: Beulah Cook, head waitress. BroilerCafe. Anthony Acampora, manager -owner. Phillys Aeampora. head altswasiAnn Acampora. Row Acampora, wait -noes. Shtimpy Joel, 0, Joe Cutter.owner-Operreat: litaitehe Custer. aseist-ant: Pauline Stockers, manna. Icecream stand. Leopold AtumpOre. owner.manager; Ctellt Acampora. AbBletratrt:

Acampora. attendant. Popcornoutside. Anita M. Ludwig. owner: MaryNelson. Kay MaseCatuton, Donna Ackley,Witbet Ackley. operators. Cotton randyand alio cone. .1, C. Ritchie Sr" owner-oliemtori Mrs. J. C. Ritchie tir., aselstantoperator.

Rides and GaonRide's: Sky Ride. Frans Esiirrietnen.

Switzerland, owner: Charles Heerelt.marieger-operatoe. from ftwttserland:Kenneth Ald:lek. gate. Sky Fighter,Charles }befell. owner; Jerome Dyer. op-erator: W. R. Miller. attendant. FlyingScooter, David Ulm, owner: Harry DealtTurner. manager.operetor: Harold Hat-berta, Jtm Humplarlea ralatants. MidgetAuto Ride. Joe )41hojevick, corner -opera-tor: Dolly Mihojerick, ashler. OlenWells. mechanic: Jack Orundy. Bill Cam-eron, asalatants. T.cop-o-Piatie. H. P.Stark, owner; Wesley Walker. operator.Aeroplane. Smoot Five. owner: Ed Pox.operator. Kiddie Autos, Anthony Trees,owner-operetor. Virginia Downs. me-chanical home ride. H. P. Stark. owner -operator: Mr*. Shirk. ashler: P. T.Awareflte. aselsiant operator.

Penny Arcade. Frank Unbolt, owner.Alas Amusement Company. Welter Jill -1u5, manager; Ruth 111111g, cormicr. CarlMarshall. assistant operator; VincentBridger, servicemen. Auto park. JohnS. Puller. operator: Bill Duffy. assistant.

°WM"; Archery range. Dale Williams.owner-operstar: Myrtle WIlliame, armlet -ant; Jake Reel, attendant. Penny pitch,Lucy Ritchie, operator, Rill Smith. La -&Latent. RA05 horse game, Harold R.fOalteglatra Redeltard, operator: median.Ica) baseball. William Johansen.tor: Bob Irish. assistant. Photo gallery.*L. Y. Battler. Operator: Joe Morgan. DaveSnyder. asaialaints. Moto WAIL L. P.Haulier. operator: Oa Bautier, tintingend cashier: Edward Morgan, DaveSnyder. assistant photographer*: EvelynSnider, tinting. Engraving and jewelryeland. T. II. Lout* Operator. Pete andFerretti Personality Pia wood Carvednoveltke. Mee and Walter Walker. op-eratora: Deistic Boyce. emutene Adth.rr.etle rake, J. I., O'Connor. operator:Mre O'Connor. <susier. Horoscope. Mil-dred and Sid Hirsch, Class blower,Toohlro Tanaka, operator. Orapho:ogiat.Vera hinter. Otiese-your-weight. Nor-man Orernstein.

On Silver Spray Pierparer Sliver Phaaure Pier: H. Ii. Cole,

manager. Stratoship. P. D. McNutt.owner; Norman Cbointere, operator. Sil-ver Street. If. IL Cole. J. H. Holmes, op-erators; A. IL Ray. manager. Picture

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Full Security AidsNAAPPB's LiabilitySet -Up, Says Hodge

CHICA00. April 211, -The ortenalvestability of the Associated IndemnityCorporation, as evidenced by Its Oran.clad statement and Its high rating byBest, WO helping en ever-Inereasingtrend toward universe) adoption of thepublic liability insurance pion sma-rmed by the National Arsociatton ofAmusement Parke. Pools and Beeches.Its record Ice unstopeaseel inapeottonand claim service, resulting In a mini-mum of low and speedy adjustment..Ls reflected in the aubetanital creditallowances being nude reliable opera-tor,* These features. when combined.spell the roastmuns security to mostoperators at a time when aecurtty seemsto be the chief thought of most people. -rind leseentive Secretary A. R. Hodge tothe KAAPPS °Mora here.

'The truly dernormUe plan employedby the Aesoclated Indemnity CorpoTs.tlon of allowing rees-reentatlica e'Industry to sit down with It. or:and pa.** on the rates of all polio)era is winning enemy friends for the phut,as well as great conddeixse In the In-tegrity and efficiency of the company.The public liability inaumnceonnunIttee.er. es. Attainder. chairman: I.. B. Schleee,vice.chairosen; Richard P. Lass. H. P.S chmeck, and ?Alward L. Schott, withthe oRicial Insurance consultant. JohnLogan Campbell. Baltimore. are littleWen an opportunity of seeing the Innerworkings of a great Lawrence carrierand a drat -hand knowledge of methods,of operation of a majority of the oper-'store of the country. With math tact,before them they are better able to Co-operate with the Industry and the flitner In booting about a constant, im-provement In OPerettnif mtelicd andthus. &needy, a redukt:Orri In Sumnerrate*. It ta groUtying to know that.became, of the tremendous premiumvolume enjoyed by the NAAPPB plan.adequate coverage es now &Tellable to altoperators at a cowl within everyone'steach.

-The season will icon be In full moir.*:and It Is the hope of the Inoirancecommittee that all !Stroup of obtelnir4protectton for the forthcoming periodedit mail In their otstionnstres Isonee-diately to the office or the secretary,Suite 1130, 201 North WealsChicago, who will see that full detailsof the plan are sent promptly."

studio, le Itorelle, operator. Prenine Ito -retie. attendant, Psizettown, Long BeachPleasure Pier Company. operator: HarryCosby, manager. Prank Glover. attendant.Balloon game. L. le 'Pop) Stowe. Shoot-ing gallery. M. J. Coxey. }Laurie Winslow,Nate Miller. Scooter Ride. Long DeschScooter Company: Elmer Hilderbrand,Louie Parser. Sam Sheridan. Roy Hadar -brand. J. W. &Mixon. N. A. Hardy.Archery. M. J. Casey. Anna Malty. Trap -*hooting, M. J. Casey. Girt show. J. CAnther: Mrs. Archer, tickets: VioletMon. Beetle Wutans. Bottle game. V.D. McNutt. Irons Wynne Jeanne Morrow.Wester Adams. 'Tumble Bug. Long BeachPleasure Pier Company: Irma Skillman.tickets. Automatic baseball mime. J. alGordian. Penny guts. P. J. Henerahn.Motordrome, Rose Millir.ars, MentorsRom, 011e W. bleInvoy. Pony ride, O. B.Orittith, Rem J. Orittlth. Apache TrailP Renton. P. J. Wyant. Aeroplanes, Oc.tOpus, Flying Scooter. Erie J. end RuinKelky. Harry Thooms. /Laois, JohnCosby. Mermaid Show. J. C. ArcherCurly Van Dyke. ticketa. Loop-o-ptaneP. D. McNutt, Wayne Middleton. KiddieAdm. W. P. Adams, Paul Bete.. Htghstriker. H. R. Cosby. Pop Oren!. Novel-ties', M. A. Roselle. Sea lion. J. C. Archer.Claud L Cumming*; ride. Lean Cawairly.Charles O'Laughlin. Joe Bradley. CycloneRacer. Long Beech Racing Coaster Com-pany; P. I. Harris. Charles V. Huck, J.J. Cartlilon, Norman Wolf. Prank Jame.operators

At the World's Palr Museum are PeteKerte:, the Oreat Leroy. rrmicloan: CaPl.Laurie Johnson. sword [mellower: rk-,end Elm: Albino Twinsi.DOrla and ThelotsPatent: Edema: Athena. monkery 6011.IOUs bkorer. Mary Cein: liquid airBlanche and Clarenoe Rivera: armlessman. Barney Helton: mule -face %menu!Grace McDaniel': upside-down manWrier Matinee: Auatin King. inside kt-turen Don Haffner. door: Eddie Ravetickets: Silly Ellis, assistant telker. sonAllen Oreerwircet. rice welter and no,cities_

Albert Merin hes a girem-Proz-welgh'stand on ono of the pikes.

Iloy 3, 1941 The Billboard 49

Rinks and SLatcrsBy CLAUDE R. ELLIS iCincinnati 044kol

Ops and EntriesTurn Out Big atCleveland Meet

CLEVEIAND. April 20 -Pourth anoval Convention o the Roller SkatingRink Operators' Amociation of thetinned States and national amateurrate thaung chempeenahthe opened aSoto -day run Tuesday night with acocktail party and dinner ta the Cleve -lend Bola

Reporters from the three Clevelanduesepapere and 'porta announce» fromthe tow radio stations, with about 30rink Opereton& offtclabs. and more then20 guests. attended. Fred A. Martin.Deuelt. everetary and trfasurec of theReIROA, eaa tomnamter, introducingFrei Si. Freeman, Boston. preoldent Ofthe RSROA. oho welcomed members and

k-its, and Perry 11 &terms. Deal. N. J..nown as the "father of roller sleeting

tharaplorwhips and roller dancing" inthis country,

The program events were starteda...anew:Lay morning with novice Won%and wonarn'a school Mum. In theMinnow) there were junior Claud. Mine -meow and at night novice men' Acedwomen"' free skating and Junior dancenettle.

More than 500 contestants registeredtut) for the charsurionehipe and nearlyon operetors regtatered before dcea-s ofthe PUNK Auditorititn opened %Vecinowiriementhe. At tendence on Weeltuesdey, theemy, was sem 5,000, which. accordingto Secretory Marten, was the largestcerenlng day the enfant/4'0*n hen overhod and even larger than that of theenrol night last year to Cleveland.

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516,000 ht. Spot Under WayHARLAN. la_ Apr11 30.-R. D. Gtheon

enenneer of the Gibson Company. an.neurliced at April 23 that work hadstarted here on a roller rink to met410.000, Including 64.000 for the loca-tion. le la expected to be ready foroperation by June 10. Tentative planscall for dancing Thursday nights, withskating scheduled for remainder of theweek: It will be a 00 try its -font fetmobuilding. equipped with 75.watt soundwrens. colored indirect lighting effects.and 900 tote of Chicago skates. Intonerwill be finished in knotty pin*. Therewill be a 10 -foot open-cellinged entrancein rustle tte4gn. At the door will bemt. check, and onnomion MOM&

WITH closing of one of the meet sue-owaful seasons in history of Whiter Gar-den Rollerway. Dorchester. Uwe. Stan -weer Peed H. Freerr.an nmeninced ChestVous Rolkresy. Mao to Dorchester, wouldbegin nightly opens/eons and Saturdayand Swaney matinee& It will continueon this eche:lute until late June, whenIt will operate four nights weekly got re-mainder of summer. Nentaaket Roller -way In Paragon Park, Nanteuket Beath.Mee*- also under Winter Garden man-agement, will open on May 10. Its skat-ing area and preatenscies see being reeve -faced with maple.

TECH ROLLER WAY, Carnbeletire. ate -se.managed by Joe and Ed Pithdarirrions. hasbeen operating to good btialnoe despiteunseasonably warm weather in »wentweeks. Situated *train tint street fromMassachusetts' Institute of Technology.It is heavily patronired by MIT and Har-vard students. Groups from Bostonschools Mao frequent the apot. Pnceserr 30 °rota for men and 40 cents forwomen. Thursday Is women's night andPriday la race night- Midnight skatesare featured on Saturdays.

ROLLER rink In Rule Park. Hseletort.Pa.. opened recently.

EASTWOOD PARK RINK. Detroit,which line been open an winter underthe management cd Prank Key, la aboutto chimp, to a summer policy, ',morningto Henry Wagner, park manager. WinterMutineea was excellent and showed non*intprorement over 1039-'40. Jock lentos.who operated a rink in Ithiamanoo. Mich_for two years, la new promotion managerfor the park.

D. J. KELLY. operator of the MitaV,:111 Roller Rink. Phitadelphia. la open-ing a spot In Spring Lane. N. J. Minedat retching summer resort best:man

RAY HADLEY. who has played rinks inthe Wed for the prat three 'vans, re-ported be merit the winter In Nashville.Tenn.. giving private lemons to figureand dance skating. He also has Saturdayafternoon Mama In Old hickory (Tenn.)Roller Rink, operated by Mr. and Mrs.Cherite lietney. He plane to returns tothe West Una smuttier.

O. SHEPHERD reopened Ma 60 by 122 -foot portable rink in Natchez, Sli e., onApril 10 to good business. Associatedwith hint la lilt brother, L. Shepherd.They plan a two menthe' stand In Nat-chez.

DIXON'S Roller Rink lees opened inthe Reline Building. Oconomowoc. Wig.offertng skating on Tumidity, Wednesday.Friday. &stun:lay, and Oundsy nights.and Saturday and Sunday afternoons,

NILES AND JO -ANN. roller akaters,contest e etrenit of Philadelphienight Melba. MMUS recently opened anIndefinite engagement at Wilson's Catoin that City.

CHICAOO'S Riverview Roller Marawaltz contest comMuded April 20 wrathawarding of prime Tim awarde elle-mond-gold medals, were presented toEleanor M1ticr and Clarence Magerl.Second prize. Meer medals. to MaryBragg end Welter Kiefer. and thirdprim. Monne certirds. to Delores Thom.and Prank Mange= Contest was begun

at Broadway Armory Rink but becauseof defense intonuros the rink sae closedm Miters and contest wet Continuedet Riverview. Judges were Betty Lee,Illinois senior figure skating champ:Louis Bergman, Illinott State novicetire stating champ, end Carl Maley.also a champion figure [hater,

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JAMIM H. JAM -123 plans operation orroller rink in Junrnon City, Ken._ Its -cation at an army post, boning recentlytaken delivery on a en by 110 -foot sell -locking sectional Trarallt portable floor.reported Charles Tramin, of TramillPortable Stating Rink Company.

OTTO MICR% owner Of lag SkatingPalace. Rockford, III., Is featuring mine-bthation dancing and eluting eaLlionafor one Woe. His recent thltial trialbrought 1.000 patrons. He operatesnightly except Sundays.

SUNSET Pork Roller Rink. WIlliame-port. Pa.. staged its fifth anniversarycelebration on April 26. when souvenirswere distributed.

am= J. fillerf, manlier of CasinoRollerwey on Nutting. Lake, IhIleelm.iato.., who recently returned from Florida vacation, repotted be will »Openthe belly decorated spot on May 10It will be open to the public nightly ex-empt ',Meader, and Thursday*, reservedfor private parties Roller (lame classes.a popular feature lest year. will mainbe held an Wedrieeday nights after reen-ter esessione. During a recent trip toAlbany. N. Y.. Manager Riley flattedFicles now Rollatorium that openedearly lest winter. It Nu an electric or-gan, and roller dancing te caught.

CM STADIUM SHOWMemnon...4 from pogo el)

and woman. preforming rantortyctestunts Inside an Immense globe, onecreo-croseing the wells of the globe Inall dtrectiotts while the other mends ina perilous paeltton abottOen of globe.

12. Wire walking. enterutning wiretact. by Don PritriCiaCO. Roy Oaady. andMaximo. Goody Is featured In a back-ward ac,mereault, feet to feet.

13. The Oftudanalth Brothers. Thisistandard comedy reticle act, In which theOandronitha and three poodles clown.gernmed many lenges. On openingnight much of the aces effect wee lostin the large audatorturn, but mikes, havenew been Installed around the mull-tortuns.

14. Motel ballet Swinging ladder,.

Flo

etc, with the Thr BEWIBROO.Flo Mayo. Ethel Hamilton, Jeeque Tee-ter Joan Spaulding. end the lifteseaShare' n. Malloy, 0'1311. Ciliation, ?Toth-ette, Veatlende. Jacyna. Roger. Read.Pettez. Riddle. Wentz, Roberts. Vendismir.end Collar participating, The Ererthgesfeatured a pectettlar triple assive3, litidfor as Male Joan Spaulding was featuredIn her one -arm planets.. done Ludt Inthe Mr. Mies Spaulding showed remark-able endtumee, doing mars than 11)0

planets.le. The Weldon., A flash high act.

Two motorcycles propelled around cir-cular track atop a high pole while man and woman perform scrobaUCstunts on traps at end of circling arms.

17. Waiters' Aerial Nes and Roberta'Metal Bare. Standard bar sobs thatprovide thrills and entertainment withtheir socomadilting. pirouetting. andleap

1Sng..Liittle Pred'e Dogs. Clever comedy

set In ...Mich a troupe of bulldogs providemany Willis with their chasing of rub-ber balloons. Very good but should beconsiderably shortened.

It. Clown bend ettints, with the oldbucket of water gag so the finale.

20. Bounding rope. La Tosco (Cane -Wen) preludes her act with a gracefultoe number on top of is huge drum. thengees Into her bounding ripe routine, firs -letting with a double beck somersault enthe rope. A flashy act, will received.

21. Rafe Blomberg'. and Webers peeMee and doge in ring and on etetee.Clever retain» that pleaw the kids.

22 Yogo and Rayn0 In rope elides:

Jean and Bobble 012r. teeth slides. andthe Great Peters doing hie upside-downloop walk. (rep se leaps, and his semis-tional rope leap in which he :sees Intospace with a now around his ruck_ Areal thriller that get. plenty of applause

23. bums. Tbe Zerbenz Troupe (Cita-tion's) In old-thres leaps twee elephants,

U. Riding act, The Elia Troupe (umRepentkle) have new and sensationallyspectacular act-a venation of the oldtallyho set. Troupe of II In tesnyhOdrawn by four llerseli makes a greet Raabin its red and white wardrobe. and as.illstallyho circlets the ring the troupe doesseitnereaults. shoulder catchei. and Othersituate usually done only on the groundor on hors». finish with triple somer-sault from the moving vehicle. A re-markably fine act from a flash and en-tertabenent narcipoint. and easily theMt Of the show.

26. Clowns In auto. This gag. handlednicely by Whitey Hanle, In whack solosIS cloves emerge from en auto. still getsthe laughs.

20. The ithetrel Troupe, Wee -peopleMitts -wire act. Nicely onstunsed andusing chromium balance poles, they pre-sent a diverting routine of thralls_

27, Rudy Rudy not/ end Company.Rudy, ht. wife, and son, to center nogend on track, present it pleasing routinewish their well.trained high-schoolberate -

JO. Armlet!». On the platforms (beRepenskis and the Crietiants in epretadenear torterboard routtnee. and In centerMg the Morellos. deter Risley artiste.

29. grnie Wtrovell and Company pre-sent the Penny Md,

30. Plying meta. The Flying Dinersand the Plying LeFornus present n ex -anent exhibltionion the Hying trapeze.

31. Innate. A spectacular high dive byElla Carter. hunted Of her Usual firedive, a radium fighting effect Ix wed.The ladder and slugs Career. ramIllititlighted Ina darkened hour*. stand outvividly and Mk. Carver node.", a bosun.ful swats dive Into a smell tank.

A satisfying show, which will bn moresatnfetiut when the neve:eery cuts harebeen reads. ?Or a first night It ranwith remarkable {peed and Encetlinete.

'he Joey' In Clown Alley inchide DuiShipley. Everett Hart. Joe Coyle. ReyBarrett. Chester Barnett, Dorothy Bar-nett, Smiley Daly. Oscar lowande, nappyHelium, Whitey mans. Nelsen Brothers(John and Harry). Red Carter. RoyThomas, Della Themes, Eugene Marteell,Angle Auguathd. George -Ho Brother,Shorty Sylveter.Pmy Sylvester, Al Mee.Tad 'Risky. 'Matey" Rapp. Plonk Little,Iteb Sperry. Pattie Wit -welt Verna TIMM%and the Three Aces.

CORRAL(CO:Netted /rest we 45)

other performance., Results: Calf Rop-ing-Jack Sklmorth, Jess Goodspeed.Rid Moe heed. /Mel Moore. Brook Rid-tng-faul Watford, Junior Martin. TackBolton. Andy Curtis. BuildoggIng-HallWorked. Pants Martha% Hobert Mowers.Glen Harp. Bull Riding-Dale AdmitMutt Hogan. Charlie Colbert, Tack 1301 -ten.

TWO-DAY RODEO at Clinton. Okla..held in conneettou with a plower jubi-lee April 10-10, drew 1= the Rest day,hilt coot weather the second cut, attend-ance to 700. Seventy cowboys reeds -tercel, 40 of them In calf -roping canted.Rodeo committee members% were P. O.Heutirk, a^orlte, Boyles. Harold Hutton."Push" Iferehon. and Carl Walton. An-nouncer VOA Monde Roger. Reunite:Pent Day-Calf Repine. Itoy Morris, P.D. Jones, J. W. Kromer. Monk Riding,Ate Pluv,re, Stub ateLeran. Jim Needle.BulinteMleing. Bill Wolfgeenutri. Bob Neff.Merlon Sew. Steer Retinal. Merton Row.John Storni!. Pre Reynold*, Second Die-Cal( Roping, Mel Askew, Charles Mont-gomery. Frank Eltursonms. Break Riding.John Stovall. Pete Glade. Arr.el Trey.Bulldoeging. Bob Neff. Chuck Dent, AceElmore Steer Riding, Morns peas, Chu:):Dent. Pea Reynold&

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50 The BillboardIlliSsEXPOSMONS May 3, 1941Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELLIS - Communiestieme to 25 Osiers Plate. Cincinnati. 0.733.

Badgers Pull 765,464 at 76Superior CopsFirst for Gate

MarJhfield tops grandstandin '40 figures for districtand county fairs

MADISON, Wis., April 36.---Ths 1010Tri-State Pale Superior, placed Gut insate admheione and Central WtscenstitBeate Pair, Marsh! tetd. w84 tops In grand -eland attendance among county and dt.e.trtet fairs. according to the Pairman'aHandbook, a State department of agri-culture bulletin. Gate In Superior was60.332 and grandstand In alarahnelddrew 17.758.

Oate attendance leaders followed Su-perior aa follows: Marshfield, 33.361: Elk-horn. 81.203: Chippewa Pans, 49.630:Beaver Dam, 34.437: Oshkoeh. 33.067;Manitowoc, 20.437; La Crosse. 23,817;Mentroe, 37.623: Plymouth, 21,930: Wett-est; 19.811; Do Pere. 19.672.

In grandstand admissions Elkhornranted areond. with 163341. leaver Damthird. 16.327, and Chippewa Pella fourth,14.88$.

Total gate luicntadotize of 70.464 wereeverted for last year by 76 county anddistrict tales and total grandstand at-tendance of 304.440. Oats reedista Hav-ant the State were down 1113.0t4 In 1940ea compared with 1939. and grandstandreatiela were down Watt due to the"meet unfavorable weather In many

Ilankinson DesertsAAA To Join CSRA;26,732 at Reading

READINO, Pa.. April 2s1 --Opening ofthe laatern auto -racing reason on Read-ing Palrgrounda here lad Sunday at-tracted 26.732 to ace events% conductedby Ralph A. Bentham!). He haa brokenwith the contest board of the Arne:leanAlatornobile Aaaoctatbon and, with ap-proval of Reading fair °Metals, racedunder rules of Consolidated States Rac-ing Association. He will continue underthe CSRA. It was declared. after 14 yearntinder the AAA board, with which he bashad difference* that evidently will not bepatched up.

Rey S. Rlobwine. proprtetor of Wil-liam Orove Park and Speedway. Me-chelnksburg. Pa.. anoonneed that ha'MUM continue auto races this seasonWader AAA /sanction. Title wee an-nounced after word had been receivedthat Hankinson bad gone under the0611.A banner.

Central NewY orkersElect and Talk Shop

DESPITE the addition of a mus-tache. friends will recognise theabove gentleman as Fred 11. Phillips.lance corporal with the Reds! Ca-nadian Active Service Force. sta-tioned "somewhere in England."

celltor of The DerpatehRuler. Ids unita daily, is a tern -known Canadian circus writer andpros-agent.on-leave of PandrietortIN. D.) Fair. At the Na, YorkWorld's Fair of 1939 he representedthe New Brunswick tourist bureau.(P. S.; The ttp deronstion U an se -reedited mark of regimented dreelno.Gen.)

Bills in Neb. MayDie in Legislature

LINCOLN. Feb. April 28.-Degree ofquiet which has surrounded the twoState Fair reorganization measurea Inthe Leehisture leads to belief that bothwill fade Into obUsion with the .anion.Both are Attu:ante to cut down thethence. of the Slate board of agrlcul-tutth -self-perpetuation- In pence.

The county fair manta orssstrationat Ito annual meeting In January re-moved Perry Reed. many years on theboard OA State Pair secretary, replacinghim with Di J. Millie. This 'dep. countyfair men declare, was In the right dl-tettion and. even Inc the bills do notget by. they feel that progress boa beenmade In the mere for State Pair re-organization.

Blackfoot UpsOutlay for Acts

East. Idaho puts 890,000into plant-BC grandstandshow will he presented

BLACK:P.00T, Idaho. AprilIMprovernenta made In the past threeyears by expenditure of about 4.90.000.Eaetern Idaho State Fair herr will beheld thin per with a considerable In -crow In appropriations for entertain-ment and premiums. add Secretary -Manager Eric Sundquist.

Revue and acts for grandstand showhave been booked thru Ilernes-CarrutbstraPale Booking Association. and there willalso be a horse diem, horse -pulling con-tra* bone menu, end h4thasehoce bandcontest.. Two years ago a petite pick-ing contest between the governor ofMaine and the governor of Idaho createdea much publicity and favorable com-ment that a 1941 contest will be triedon a larger sea* governors of fleeStaten having been invited to partici-pate on opening day.

Administretion buildings and entrantiecost 825.000; new grandstand. $20.(03;large commercial building, $30,000. Otherstructures have born remodeled, aridmuch landscaptitg hm been done. TIMlair la supported by 12 countlee.

National Speedways SignFourth Track in Minnesota

PRESTON. alinn_ April 24.- At them0.1114 meting of dim. EOM (.1 FallerioreCounty Pair last week. the board con-tracted with National Speedways. headed

White and Sweeney, toturnish the first auto raring programlove under sametton of the CentralMates ilacirli AAndciallon-

'Me Preston track la the fourth InMinnesota to pin the rapid expariatanplan ur.dertaken by National Sp eedwaleIn the Northwest.

Ark. Aid Bill To Be DefinedRUSarf.1.VILLE, Ark.. AprO 26.-

Senator Clyde E. Byrd. /3 Dorado, presi-dent of Arkaneas Livestock Show Moo-cletion, told mare than 200 county fairofficials end booeters here for the West-ern Arkansan Pair Mile thin week thathe wa preparing a synopala of the 1941art of the Lettstature providing an ap-propriation for county fain. Purpose.he add, to tO "show bore county tetramay qualify for participation in the1133.030 eperropriatfon set up for dis-tribution.- He came to represent Col.T H. Barton, oil magnate. past presi-dent of fair associetion. J. W. Hull. headof Arkansas' Tech, presided at the ante.

CORTLAND. N. Y. April 26.-B. R.Bacon. Brookfield. wan elected prestdentiof Content New York Association of Agri.=Hurd Societles at its annual meetingIn the Hotel Cortland here. The sessionon April '1 Included dtecussicau on TheEffect of Pari..Mutnei Race MeetingsVpian County Pairs. Standardising OfParking Refrutaftens for House Can onOnnspide, and itoiding of Sunday Per-fOrleiatieel. Roger lattlefele Norwich.wen Heeled vice-president: J. VictorfttlOceta Bath. *wade. and EdwardHantatnan. Elmira, treasurer. 1Inrda-matt succeeded himself and rsucect due-eeded .1, Inzl WHIM:neon, YAmirn, uhohaa given up fair work licestee of a ye-eitton with the War Depattruent

Attractiontsta and aupply men &Hand -l:4: were Joe Hugners. George A. Hamad,Inc: Roy harsh. E. 0. Stant* Company,and Metropolitan Show Print: Tony An -tortoni. Antemeill P.reworkit Company.Prang Stanley. Stanley's Actn and (cares,and Pete Smith, Smith Tent A; Awn-ing Company.

Joe Hughes explained workless of thedefense tax affecung taws that book at-traction* on percentage rather than flatrate. rt rare decided to boas a bookletVeltia race adore of ara0Glat400 Member*.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS AND ENTRANCE to Eastern Idaho StateFair, Mack/oat. Mown here, hate been erected at a dot of y25,000. Twinemantles contribute toward ropporl of the annual. About siv.ond tn Onprotr-meats hare been made in the past farce pole,, reported Secretary-ManaeceEric Sundquist. A new grandstand ha r.been built at a Oat 0/ 873,000, a teacommereiat bulb:Mg mot 170.000, Other Wadding: have been reMOdc101, andtheta has been much tandscoping.

Budget Boss QueriesDetroit's Profit Claim,

LAN8INO. Mich. April 25-Profit.chortled by management of Michigantitate Pair are questioned by Leo J. No.vied, State budee: (Wetter, who add auThursday that unpaid bills for the 1040fair, totaling more ,than 424000. havereached him. noard of managers had re-ported a profit of 0114 salter auditor. hadcompleted a surrey of receipts and dlr.-bursements.

Nowicki declared he had been informedGut the fair had an actual deficit of050.063. which had been partially madeup by rental.. for the Coliseum atter thefair bad been held.

"Since these unpaid bills are mostlyfee utility wetter. and printing Ocketa."he raid. cannot uuderatand shy themanagement would not have knownabout them and considered themIll Ste final statement of profit and lows?'

Dr. Linwood W. Snow, Northville. for-mer fair manager. eubmitted a supple-mental claim for experuns. Neale's' said.Dr. Snow, who resigned last month, col-lected 01.500 In took expense money aftera reported dispute with the budget cit.rector.

Auto Racing PilotsPlentiful, Says Sloan

CHICAGO. April MI.-Returning fronta three-week trip thru the Southwestend Pantile Coast Staten, John A_ Sloan,preenient of Racing Corporation ofAmerica, reported that more nano:allyknown auto racing pltota will competeunder RCA colors than at any time tothe past.

"Despite the fact that many ofAmerica's crack auto pilot. are now as.ambling bombers. all of theae men havearranged for trusts durtng the 1941 fairraring amain, and with increased bankrolls the mutt of winter end spring em-ployment, their racing =whine. will beIn better shape that at the opening ofpast racing et -aeons."

Sloan completed negotiation's for ad-dition of two Offellhamenk two Millers.and an aviation -motored racing creathX1while In California. These machines willaugment the regular line-up of cars al-ready signed to run pier RCA -handled134CA-sauctaanid fair elreuitto.

Wellington, 0., IndependentAnnual May Get Old Charter

WPJ.LTNOTON. 0.. April ha-About4100 member* of Wellington AgriculturalSociety, stitch for it5 yeers has won -sexed Wellington Independent Fab, willmeet here Donn to co:adder asewnitag thecharter and name of 1500111 County 11,0.Win If. Hannan. Ohio State Fair manager.and Byron Sandler.. Junior State Pairmanaaer, will attend and eastst to draw.Ing up new Wawa. Secretary William B.Murray. of the Wellington society. add.

The debt -ridden Lorain County Paleattar years of ?cremes. wan not held batyear and no dates were requeated thinyear. Deadline for aenignment of dateswas In Pebruary. A county fair, failingto operate for two svcocuilre years. leseethe right to State and county aid.

White Lorain County Pair. held atElyria In the Industrial north and of thecounty, wan operated at a Inra for anumber of years. Wellington Pair, heldin the agricultural section. has set newrecords for entries and waver fatted tomeet obligations.

'framer Resigns in MichiganDETROIT. April 26.-Inmer A. Werner.

State connaltalorier of agriculture andIn charge or all fairs In the State. re-signed this week. Gov. Murray D. VanWagoner hen appOlnled Leo V. Card tothy poet, but the appothunent has, notbeen confirmed by the State Senate, andthe office nar.aina vu -.ant.

N. M. State ill New Set -UpALBUQUERQUE. N. 15.. April 26-A

law passed by the Legislature and signedby Gov. Jelin E Miles and calculated toaid New Mexico titans Pith here author -bee an annual eppmprtation of 420.000foe the fau and incredea the entetnila-don member. front three to Are. to II: -elude representatives of sheep and cattleIndttalltes.

May 3, 1941 FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS The Bitlboard

Aroundthe

CroundsLA PORTE Ind.-Johnny J. Jones Es

petition his been gamed fox La PorteCounty Pair. Secretary J. A. Terry re -peeled. He expects the 1941 edition tobe highly etteceseful. Factories in thecity are operattng nt capacity and thereare few unemployed. It Is expectedOM a federal ordnance plant now underconstruction will be In operation byfair time. It will employ about 12.000.

YCSTIS, Fla. --Off Klatt. of Lake County?sir Association reported that all op-erating expenee-ti and part of permanentcosta were paid out of 1941 operatiorui.Orer 61.000 was paid for labor, includingconstruction and ir_aintenance costa.

CALGARY. Alta. - Orendstand andteat, en Calgary RxtahlUera grounds willbe repainted before fair time. Otherimprovementa will Include banking orall turns on tbr half -mile track andOw:idiom to bit:where

TIPTON. la -A oew grandstand unitwill be constrected on Cedar Countypeagrounds here this summer and thepreens structure will be torn down. The041 fair will be held about a monthWm than usual. Under a new policyautos will be admitted free.

ALBANY, N. Ye -Da promote andfinance hemline raring are among pur-pose* of Saratoga Hernias Racing

Inc.. earatoga Springs. N. Y..which bra been granted charter of In-corporation by the secretary of statehere. Promoters and aubeertbers namedare W. Ellis 011enour, Grace W. GU.romr. Saratoga Springs. and Everett W.Stephentom Schenectady, N. Y.

ReDFORD. Pa -Premiums for the 1041Bedford Fair have been Increased innumerous departments, said PresidentWilliam Brice Jr. Of fiend and directorspan extensions In several branchesSpeed femme here been Increased. ArtLees Shows will be on the midway.

SHELBY. 0.-By a vote of 61 to 31Hen St/eel merchant. here approvedcicalas the Stret for the 1041 ShelbyStreet Pair in poll taken by city offi-cial.. City council will act on an ordi-nance to close the street for the four -day fair.

COLUMBUS, a-Payment of A pursefor bone rem run three years ago isproposed In the sundry Ch11,116 bill pend-tag Wore the House finance melami-ne bare. A horse named Jackie Spahrwon a race et Ohio State Pale here onAugust 20. Ira& but of Relate paid offin the wrong men. The bill proposes14 pay the horse/ owner. Henry E.Warwick, Cleveland. the stun of e1:4.10.

qaKMaKa gtowsLARGEST program ever booked for

Bedford (Pa.) Pair will be presentedthis year. reported President Williambrace Ir.. acts having been booked thruSege A. Mni&Wednesday. ThrillDay. will have Lucky Teter anrl Hee NellDeems. and there will bo Hankinsoowee tams on Saturday.

AMR two-inonth vacation In WestPaint Beach. Pie. Mr. and Mrs. PaulSteiner returned to their home id De-limit He reports that the Steiner Trio,

bars, has 14 week, of faceLod to open about the middle ofJute In Imre

C. A. KLEIN Attractenn tiered con -!nets for the 1911 Ashland (O.) Pair.Kean said his Circus unit would playOne day and his musical revue wouldbe featured on closing day.

MOST PRETENTIOUS free act pro-Dern ever presented at La Porte (Did.)Comte' Parr has been signed for 1041this Barnes -Carruthers, wild SecretaryJ. A, Terry, It will Include Clerk andbaler. seven Predysone. AtlanticIlembere. Phil Lopes. LIttle)ohne.rebores seals, and leellywood Aerial Halelet For the Saturday night programstone WLS acts hate horn braked. lit-Cisme( Orate Wilted, Mac and Bob.

WLS barn Dance Band. Swedish BeeRingers; Verne, Lee. and Mary: JurassicJenne. and a novelty dancing act.

MRS. D. M WAI.DO, of DeWaletor* At-tractions. cycliata, who was Injured sera-oualy about 16 month. see and had toundergo spinal treatment& is recoveringand plans to play fairs Una year. re-ported D. E. Waldo.

LA CROSSZ (Willi Interstate Pate As-acclation has booked Barker Bros,' Ca-nts and the WL8 quiz ahow.

LUCKY TETER'S Hell Drivers openedIn Birmingham. Ala on April 20 beforea large and enthusiastic crewel. reportedArt Wright, publicity director. HarryWoolman. driver. ausiained a minor beadInjury during the show,

Fair !ElectionsKNOSAUQL7A. I. --L. It Vardaman

was elected chairmen of the executiveboard of Van Buren-Jeffersent CountyPair hers and Peed Faulkner was namedaccrete:I,

. .WALLA WALLA, Wrate-Preeldent if.

It. Laney. Vier-leresident J. I.. Geyer.Secretory Lewsite Stewart. and TreasurerH. W. Burgess were re-elected by South-eratern Weshington Pair Association.

VEVAY. Imo. - Switzerland CountyFair Amoclatkin named Walter Lee,president; 1.411 Balm. vice-president:Lavelle Vendever. secretary; RollandCampbell. treasurer.

County Pair As-soclatten re-elected L. L. Polk. president:0. W. Pringle. vice-president: K. W.Menke, treasurer: Kea! Lehrman. secre-tery-matiager.

DANVILLE, Ark-Yell County PairAssociation re-elected Judge J K.Chambers, president, and named F. A.Smith. Ray Carter, rice.predeleutecLenore Abboud. secretary: Dal Oetan.treasurer: H. A. Hansen. general man-ager.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. - HuntingtonCounty 4.11 Pair Beard re-elected 11.0.KUL chairman. and maned Charles ILClaim vireeehatrenati, and Peed A. Loew,eraretary-theraurer.

ORAND FORKS, N. D.-Directors ofGreater Grated Marks State. Pair namedOscar Luneeth. president: George Bray.vice-president: T. B. Well& secretary:Prank C. frenitb, treasurer. and re-elected Ralph Lynch. manager.

BETTER IN DETROIT(Ceseffnued from page 44)

and open Mate have been erected forcigarettes, with*, and me/registry. Shoot-ing gallery, made realistic a year ago.Is potting strong focal Interest In marks-manthip. A full -aide unloaded torpedo.Installed In front of the booth. le astrong belly.

Ballroom. open dtuine winter for oc-era:oriel special dance+, will again beused for pantos and parties, In someCAS. Its use will be clor..ted and Inothers a nominal charge will be made.Picnics are to be promoted moreheastly than ever, the hew picnic moreharing been completed at coat of $12.-030. It has a band alma. milk bar, 73 -foot refreshment bar, braetell diernend,rare track, eight barbecue pas, td trera.and tables and benchee for 1.100.

Jack La Rue, well known to endursnccshow promotion and publicity, and whorecently bad re skating rink In Kalama-zoo. Mteb.. hes been named promotionmanager. George MeAllleter, with theperk bat year. Is new superintendentof rides, succeeding Harry Duaalgan. whodied hot fall.

In ledgevrater Park B. P. Mc$sb. pro-motion manager la.t year, was namedgeneral manager. follorang the death ofthe mimeo. Paul Mingo. Mrs. B. P.(Edna) MeNeb. a daughter of the de-ceased owner, hem been actively aretcrel-steel with the perk office a number ofyear& Ownership of Heine: tnteresthex passed to hie edelow, who resides onthe Remand.. Charles 8 11.410. the otherpartner. wee Item a week giving atten-tion to the situation created by thechanges- At the opening the volume ofspending Indicated that revenue willbe Inermacd. Two slew ride* are en Oc-tal/WI and Plying Scooter. iNtensive re-modeling of the Arcade baa been own -pitted. Special attention win be givento boaking outings, with William H Mo-Nab, father or the new nustra,ser, tern-ports:11y handling the work.

PARK BRIEFS(Conrestrad from page 44)

Philip Morris Company, for the exhibit.on the downtown side of the pier, nextto Collier's exhibit. Among features railbe two elecuterd mane. 13 by 30 feet and2A by 10 feet

NEW ORLEANS.-With regular open-ing set foe May 4. Manager Harry J. BatePontchartrain Death, announced signingthe Plying lichees as opening free act fortwo weeks. He plans the Mimed fire-works display in halm of the beechand will arrange epeeist pcogrant.s forarmy and navy men encamped on LakePontohartrain and en -carding the beach.Opening day will see dedication of ibenew bathhouse with rapiteity of 4.100.and a Purdrause. Reach was open onSundays In April end patronage weisgooldespite coot weather. Carr Moore willagain handle publ:rlty.

SAVIN ROCK'S BIZ(Cceslineed from page 44)

a new basketball toes; Al Relf. refresh-ments.: John Knecird. concesmoneuteSeen Strong. sour/nu.: Mr. MargaretHtIrlitcrt: Bill Rogers, managing kiddiepark and Perris Wheel; Joseph Juliano.operattng two Seceders, two Carrouswas,and Water Ride: Witham Savage. PloryMacCarthy, shooting galleries. and Jo-aeph Sheffield. m.sgarine stand and tar-get practice.

The Thunderbolt, heavy draw forCoaster faits, lies teen rejuvenated un-der duscurin of Deck Gray. vet boxingpromoter. who will stage amateur andpro bouts In White City Stadium. SamApplebaum Is oath:thug hie Purshousecompletely In neon. and Prank Tragarkiehen made changes In Trta Old Mill. Otherattneethma will Include renewal ofmidget auto mem muteday nightieState Latrine semi -pro ball on Sundays.and special etenta by numerous civicrecurs from all ports of the State.

WITH THE ZOOS(Continued from papa 47)

until warmer weather. Acting upon aauggestioo from 24 first and second -grade school pupils, directors of Wash-ington Park reeseogleal Society agreedto came San Dtvo QUeenlob seventhlion cub Janus. It haring been born onJanuary 16, 1941.

JACKSON. hiss. --Largest crowd everIn Livingston Park Zoo raw the openingon April 13 of the new monkey Island.Laster eggs were hidden on the Olandand !tune was Magid by the 40 monks.Island is pert or complete modernint-lion at cost of $30.000. New moats havebeen completed for deer, camels, zebras.and birds, with other spectre to havenew outdoir quarter* In hot weather.I. H. Bennett, superintooderoL hopes ailwork will be finished In the summerof 1242. Mower beds, rock gardens, andpools are being added. Work is a WPAproject thru city sponsorship.

PORT WORTH, Tex.-Additions toPoreat Perk TAO here Include 2 3 -year -old chimpanzee*. 10 Outlive baboons. 4Capuchtn monkeys, 10 Africaa greenmeeker., 7 spider monkeys. 4 ringtallmonkeys.. 2 agouti monkeys. 2 pairs oftoucanette tropical birds, el South Amer-ican trouped.% and new mikes for thepit operated each rummer by Harry Jack-son. flipminiene were purchased In NewYork by oacIteoper Hamilton HIttvan andJackson. money being fernithed by coofriends and the park board. New ani-mals brought OM a reamed marlin crowdof neatly 20,000 on April 20.

MADISON. W..-Tentative diagnosisIndicates two six -month -Ind tiger cubeIn Henry Vitt, Park Zoo here are suffer-ing from mtuele dystrophy. While It Isbelieved nod -leer oil may be the muse.Director Pled Winkelman Is unable toundermenel why two lion cubs. almnetthe same age. fed on the same food,.and raised In the 41/110 =ARM arehealthy. Wheat -grim oil arA cod-liveroil have been retterod from the diet ofthe tiger cube and some lmprommenthas been noted, It IA said.

PHOENIX. Artz.-P. E Tema, pre -Al.dent of 'nevem Packing Cornisen7 hemhas begun establishment of a coocent to hi. plant. Twenty acne havebeen set aside and ranstruction of pens.shetters, venter trough& and wire fencingla In prorreaa. Timm Is undertekleg theproject is a 1211.:Verial to his late tether.H A. Torre*. It will be weasel the M ATotem Memorial Zoo and will be free. Itwill be confined to animals native toA.ThOXiA Already on hand are elk. but -fain, anterape. and tank -tilted deer.Others will be brought In when pens are

completed. A dam Ls being constructedaeries a mine! end the Like It will Inv-poted will form a sanctuary for wateraehrtaic. 1.a.ustacaptng toxle Is beingdoom

DENVER.-71re war wa, blamed foefailure of George A. Collins. assistantmanager of lawmen -menus and parka thethe city and county, to purchase a demispider monkeys foe Denver Zoo. Re-cently returned f:ont a tour of manycoos arra parka he said prices were toohigh and available enimsla were unde-niable. The coo, which annually ettractamare than 1,000.003 matters, ha. no0110ga of Its own, and Its espouses%which are leas than 420.000 yearly. camefront the perk department budget. Col -Mu Is to confer with Mayor Stapletonand George K CrAurner, manager of MI-peovenienta ADA parka On TOO IIIID0Yeeemetro. the need for which has been thesubject of much talk and publicity andsome parable animal purchases. Mar-garet, big brown bear, give birth to throeCubs on April S. They will aoon beplaced on exhibition on Monkey Nand.A Denver couple bit presented Si) gaytropical birds, many of them of eweSpecies.

HASC(Continued from page 32)

the Vicinity. It wit decided to keep theroom* open this summer. Tb. nighty...Ards, a collar and cuff pet donated illMyrtle Duncan. went to Martha Walters.Set of writer tumblers, donated by TootsRiley. was won by Jess Nathan. RosaLee Mutt pawed the penny box. Meal -dent efartorse thanked the member,. forthee co-operation during the last fewmonths.

Members were pleased to hare Mrs.Bud Andorran In attendence after herration* Wiese. Site thanked all for theflowers and cards rent her. This was thefinal meeting of the 11110teher. JackieWilcox.. Billie Willis. and Ruth Spathe leftfor their respective aummer enesecernenb.and Hattie Hoak will more to her rare -nee borne at Poireler.d Park. MargaretHenry returned Irons Alabama

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52 The Billboard 3Iny 3, 1941

Leonard Traube's Hartmann's

Out in the OpenNEW YORK

Reviewing the AdsIs THERE a labor shortage? Let's Look

over some of last week's ride and usewhet the shown want In the way of man-power. Earehtnt Rms.' midway needsride help that can drive wads. HausExpealUon asks for ride worker*. Bul-lock Amusement Company seeks a PerrisWheel foreman that can handle a ergot-

Gruberg World Famous. Shownwant general help hr* ail department*and Lerengeline Shoes AAA for ride help.Fussell's United. capable mechanic withOwn tools and ride men in all lines.. . . Thompson Brea.. Perils Wheel andChalresPinne man ar.d ether workers.. . . J. E. Kane. Mennen for Merry -Go -Round. Sweeper. Dodgem, Whip. PerrisWheels. and kiddie donors.. . . CharlesGerard. Whip foremen. around man onPerna. and woad man oe .

Mike. Nester. foreman for PW and Chair-. . . Hughey R (tentacle tide help.

. Rogers Greater. ditto.. . . mightySheetley. help to all departments.. . .

Pan-Arreettan, capable ride help. . . .

Happy Attreettone. men for Clustrplane.. . Penn Premier. electritlen. . . .

'''yotal Exposition. freeman for Loopee-

ST. L. POLICE SHOW(Cantu:tied from pope 43)

Rtimens, Lea Kerne% and the Albents.with high :seta predominating. Bee Kylereceived much newspaper publicity. cape. -Melly alone the Is oleo a St. Louie girl.The show moves feat and with precisionto 21 reiterate "dtaplayie interspersed withmany funny clown numbers- OttoCleteleilng la the producing Clown. BillyPinkie (Cherhe Chaplin) and Sleets

J. Conine work the come-int and getmany lauehe. Paul Ash and band fur-nish the mists.

The ProgramDisfeey No. 1-Introduction of Paul

Ash en() his mow. 2-Grand parade onespectacle. 3... -The Hodglal Matey (Inthe north and south ringei: keteda'eprude* and monkeys: Jorgeasen'y GreatDanes 4-Mrs Clyde Beatty In the eteeltoga with a lion. a tiger, and an elepherie0-Mile Bernice end Erie the Greet onthe high "fringing poles, one at eachend of the arena. ti-Clyde Beatty Inthe steel cage with Ills mammoth groupof Bore, end Ugene '7 ---Clown Walk -mounds. 8-Aerial ballet with mix &ero-ded's to fiarardous acrobatics. headedby Johnnie Gihaon and John Silvers. 0-The Four Sidneys and the VictoriaTroupe. four anti nix In each group ye-spectively. in bicecle riding and belanc-tag. 10 --Uncle Iltraces Funny Ford. II-The Bob Lemont Troupe. flying gymnastson the aerial quieter -1e bars. 12-Box-log match by the <Menu. l3--Tbe Con.ley Troupe. Joe Hicletiri Troupe, equineriding, 14-The Albants (41. motor-cycling on a narrow track '70 feet In theair. 16-Three rings of ponderouspachyderms: Parker's elephants. Beatty'sdepluutte. and Robinson's elephants.18 --Bongs by the St_ Louis Pollee

t7-Otto Orlebitne and 18 clownsComing out of one eattell coupe. 18-Equine training Jksrgen Christlarern.Cape William Ifeyer, and Mbia Tenure.

20-111gb.wire acts. HaroldMenlo. Bert Moan, and Con Colloano hrUm meter ring. 21-1-Iterty homen umbers. Joseph Greets horses andChrietianamee Brezillen stalliteue 22 -Lee Kermla, agile acrobatic* suspendedfrom a shining direr plane. 2:1-Cept.John Tiebor and hie trained seals. 24-The Peroff Trio. balancing on Menne atthe lop of a huh polo. 224-$111e BerniceIt- her slide for life. 24. -Clowns. 27-The Plying Meteors. the Plying Beemes.

, and the Maria Troupe, all muting acts.28-Clowns. 20-Peejay Itingeris andhe ride of death. riding a bicycle on anarrow treek high In the air, concludingby riding off Into awe and diving Intoa tank of water 60 feet away. 30 --BeeKyle. plunging Into a tank of fire froma height of 110 feet. 31--Cirand lhttele-faturing Paul Ash rind hie music and&media In a patriotic number.

The Corn roster: Otto OrtebIlag.Producing clown: Billy Pinkie. PrankPrevost. Alfredo Moron& Kinkel, BillBei:diem. Hat Origin. George Meyer*.dinon D. J. Conine Pinky Mite, LeRoyTherterson Trice Jack and Ruby Nelson.Sandia} WItaori. Clint Barnes, BertTurner. Frank Bowed. and Nemo andMane, European delftia.

IlDroadcastPlane, who can drive truck. . . . C. L.Shows. sober rick, help. . . . Myrtlestool. ride help. Ist-O-It man. FredAllen Shows. mom to handle Stogie Loop.atm tide help drivers. . . . Art LouieShows, FW foreman. ride help, and Whipforeman. . . . C. W. Neill Shows, rideworkers who drive weir. also a Whipman. . . . McMahon Shows. ride men.who can handle wail.

Lawrenee Greater Shows, Chaim:armforeman and ride workers Miring amnia.Emly Bros., ride help. semi drivers. Wheelanti Tilt -a -Whirl foreman. . W. H.Weal, ride men. . Conn Amusement.34 -0 -It foreman. . . Hendon(' Modernsecond men who can drive trucks for TwinWheels. Octopus. Roll -it -Plane earl LeOp-o.Plane. , . . Curl Greater, ride and otherhelp In all departments. . . . Prate atHome, ride help. end ditto Bantly'a Shows.Pryor's. eta

In abort, there appears to be a definiteshortage of men wits are capable of han-dling device*, not to mention technt-Ohne. And here as are In May already.This could heroine a sertous situation.tuperanily when the defense plants atertto go at full ',teem. Are owner sodmanagers preparing to grapple with thisever inertaling problem?

FBEVERLY EXLLEY, radio director of the Ringling circus, covered hire -

self with glory on the Pitch Bandwagonradio program which featured MerItEvans and his mualekers. Not that Merlemune terrine. too. but title was hit sec-ond appearance. hence old atuif. Kelleytang a couple of songs, makes* his worlddebut as a profoutonal mediae Heshould be ecouted. . . . Madison SquareGarden's Cesinty Pete next Septemtge.which Is being sponsored by the Ameri-can In.stieuto of the City of New York.Is having it. trouble.. The Paylitonstresof the World's Pule of 1040. an exhib mg.is trying to administer a hypo. with apep luncheon scheduled. Chief troubleto semen peep sale of exhibits. Anotheris tack Of a definite show program. Acouple of showmen will be called In tofurnish Ideas. It'. about thee. . . .Ernest Anderson Is constructing a newwnlkthru called Screwball for AtlanticClty's Steel Pier.. . . Dorothy ROUland,ex.eircus performer. Is hating a smellyseason with Skating Lock...dia. Anothereserawduster. John H. Thiele Jr.. is nowkeeper of the Leon House In Bronx Zoo.

In the air these dem la Ed Cer-roll. bosa Mee:raids Park. Birawaln,Mass. Carroll recently purchased a largetract of land oppoalte his park. loca-te:in being on a direct line betweenNreethritat Air Base In Maaaachusetts, andthe new Windsor Locks field, Cont. Itopromptly called to the sign painters andset them to work on the roof of one ofthe large budding', Here, In letter*about 16 feet high. hang' the name ofthe park, complete with large directionalarrows. It's one of the more oonspiettouaad Mena in New linglend--azottier coupd'Ctat for showmen Cenote

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about the fleet drew to be transportedby tail direuesed In Our bine of AlienB. writes that the Barnum *how. man-aged by Coup, we. the find circus totravel by roll in Its own ease the criticsatazon. This was In 1872.

-The Spaulding &Rogers Cincita." Stur.[event conelnitme "Old sae the railroadas well as eteenitioate first in Usee. butthe use of the former was for only partsof reflAC,LIA to get Into special new terri-tory at a distance. Loading was On thestandard TaltrOadOWned can. Otherahowe which Intermittently used rail-read.owned equipment before 1872 wereBelicht R Chnietra in 1803, Den Ciu-tell° In 1006 and HIV. and Maidniey tbCompany ln 1867. the last named mak-ing some MOWS In three box and Mxflat ems. J. M. Nixon, Albert Howes.and Dan Caudell* teed a circus thatshipped some by rail in 1848 end thefavoring year went to the Coast, L B.Lent, who spent at tenet eight or Moomonths in New York City tech year.used to ablp by rail during the summerto various stands In New York State,In all of these railroad roovensents therewas no attempt at Oat -night stands.and it wee Coup who originated therapid Loading and unloading systemwhich permitted this in 1872. All Of thobig Mom by Iftlel were on nits In thelrown trains except Van Areburgb, whostuck to wagum. My remark IA that (0the chart by Rapers, the Spaulding fi

Roger* show that made long Jumpe byrail nude Its route principally bywagon..'

T M. SIIEENLEY, owner of the Mightyf Shrealey Midway. had a good lauelt,era so did we, over a "thank -you" letter%shirts he received from a manures -tunesconcern after be bought a new motorfrom one of Its dealer, for the doubleOctopus on his show. The letter read,In part:

"You are to be congratulated on pin-ing the other modem farmers whe arecutting costa and adding to the pleasureof farm life."

The new motor was neededtile chow did not here fa -elates forhandling the three -face motor thatcome with the dories.

15 fANIlF1, KING, poling trainer of 110118ifl and rort et W, A. (Snake) Xing. hasbeen doing double duty lately-lexpleghis lion act and *chest studies In A -Icondition. The youngster made the ^A"honor roll for the past term in &owes-vele (Tex.) High ,1. ool end hopes tofinish the final semester with flyingcoterie He will again go dretiettig thismummer and says he will divulge thename of the show shortly.

Young King a few dam ago carried&trey first prize In a national essaycontest apentioned by Current Scleaser.a weekly paper published during theschool year. except two weeks At Chetah.man time, by the American EducationPete, ins, of Columbus., O., 0114 New

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P WE here In Chl can't have en hones:-Ito-geodneas white -fop show In town

ha the ageing when thew ta In the dewe at late* can take comfort in a "boom -made" organiratioo that is a darned goodsimulation of the real thing. Add we'dlike to lay right here that the Chi-cago Stadium Corporation and Dames -Carruthers have done a corking good yobIn putting the Greeter Olympia Circustogether. There le entirely too muchthose. but. it. good all the way. Doubtlessa still better show could be producedwith fewer sets, and the sullen* wouldgo away better satisfied U they could getsway not Inter than 11 o'clock. That'sJust a ringsider's opinion and perhapsIt's all wet. At any rate, a lot of setsthat otherwise would be !riling off are%orients. so probably it's bee: as lb.

It's been a grand week for visiting oldfriends. even the the "little woman"beefs about our spending so mutts timeat the circus. One of the moat pleasant

surprises was the new act of rimRept-nate nuaquereding under thename of Eris 'Troupe, It's a sensationalflash and If It doesn't teed on the !ting-ling show next aescon John MailingNorth la missing a good bet. We got abig kick out et the -pep*" of the troupezieltng the wheel of the tallyho, and astill bigger kick out of the futile at-tempts of Justine Loyal end youngermembers of the troupe trying to dupli-cate It. But they're perdstene andchances are they soon will have It MM.tend. A finished performer and grandtrouper is Ella Carver, Wars foe yearsperfornard with a diving horse and wonplaudits hero and abroad. One of herprimed possession' tea bronze horse pre -!tented to her by the mayor of Triyarne.Japan. where her set was a sensation.She Is an all-round performer and In1020 was with the ItInglIng allow. Slimethen she has played the ont'llt severalthree and has appeared In many above

York City. 1111 e:lort. as one wouldexpect, wee entitled Lion Training, andIt was published In is special student -written IOW Of Cermet Selene slatedApril 14-18. HU pelts was $10,

What caused hint to deride to learnlion training and new hie charges Leeput [lieu their paces wore teed In thesissy.

WEYER was Dtic Waddell prouder andhappier Ihe said so himself) than

lie is today. And It's all becattee hshas been made manager of a dry dean -lag concern In Columbus. 0.

Two years ago, at the age of 70, ale-Cilmetaxgee OVer which he hart no controlforced Doc into the Obto MAUSIlk, Hoeneat Springfield. In a twinkling he wastaken from the road where he had spentover CO yearn. Ills weds had been todie In show harness, but indeed helanded to the Masonle Home.

The offer of the position which hen ow holds followed the sermon whichthe preached at the funeral of the se-ta:WI circus owner. Dodo Mak, In Odumbus several months ago. It wart thenthat W. E. Plains, the "big notes" ofthe dry cleaning concern and a formerAlaimo:en, heard of Doe's etecurentenceeand started plane that resulted In thee ngagement of "The Chou* Psrson."

in the States. After cloning here diegoes to Philadelphia foe a number ofWeld dates, then to Pone/whale Park,New Chlorins, for two weeks. and laterinto fair date*. Mesa Corerea radiumswan dive IA a thing of beauty.

It's a keett pleasure to elan with Ter-rell nod Dolly Jacobs, real folkis anddyeel -In - the .vecol troupera, Judy, thefeminine half of the Jaeobs twins, lawith therm Shea a Cute, lively tyke cif2% years and hes won the besets ofStadium employees. At their home justoutside of Peru. Ind.. Terrell and Doilyhave accumulated n *liable menageriethat would atake a eptendld nue:sue fee aahoy and when the time is ripe ItWouldn't be surprising to set themlaunch a circus-filth° they contemplateno such plane at the present time.

0CHEATER Olympia notes: Howard

Lewrenee, president of Ionia (Miele)Pale, was a guest of IL It. Barnes at thetheme ... Chita Cristieni was on heedall week but was not working In eitherof the Cr etient acs.... E. K. Ferman-desz. Island showman, was a frequent?Salter and on the lookout for materialfor his next meson's thow. . Amongtimes tons nottood at *metal perform -ante, were Dr. and Mn,. Tom Tormey,Madison. Wtte Mr. and Mrs. Walterliohenedel. Rochelle: Mr. and Mrs BobClark, and Mr. and Mee. C. A_ Morris, ofPeru, Ind. , , Even Um ineonverderrilyspotted at the extreme end of the el:A:-Corium. tem Cerrone and his boys did atint -rite Job of playing the show oncethey got started.... The clown contin-gent did an excellent Job, conneferinetheir limited opportunities duo to cut -ling the running time of the show,

fatIRTTEI I/MARE Was In on a Dratle Durance* stet. but by michoreek theentire ACA contingent had left town fortrio opening of the *tows, ell of whichare now under way.... Justus Edwards.linseed Brae publicity men, *topped inbefore departing for the show's Openingat Rolla, Me. Ile reported that the drafthad played hob with a couple of theMoves acts.. . Sam Stratton, formerBungling and Harem publicity men, eifor probably a lone stay. paving the wayfor the coming of /fellespopMe, . BortWilma pootterded from Tulsa that boforegathered with Jiramle Simpson, SamWard. Reescal Davi*, and Paul Van Poolat Joplin, Mo. Burt caught lialeapoppleIn St. Louis and sem It's Just like a Mr.cue except you don't get your fort dirty.

Cliff McDougall. with Polar% BraeCircles, posicsrded front Sacramento thatbusiness looks greet and a big eight dAyala antletpated In San Menthe°.Hunter Siena% manager of The Alesen.'frt." (t4 Deify Toren Talk, is an clothe.Mantle circus fan and ;oves the showsa great break to his sheet. AprIl 14 tamecarried more Mimetic° columns of circusMortis. All of which were graciouslyCredited SO no /Onboard

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A boy recently to -Mr. and Mr.. E. W..(811m) Wells at fit, Patacra nospoaL

j,,,,"1. Lake Charlet,. La. Stella le with theMryyle ' Imperial Shows.

CLJYYntil6j..3../. A 1.0.1181118( to Mr, mod Mrs. Calrin"rust DICIIAtt Conway April 12 In AtIntice (0.1 CityWILKE, TC041j::, plik"210 cort10.619itali1.'"I'Oi'Conr Mtotri0"xl". PIAM.4

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7tta ttragesANDERSON-ROSE--Chark. AndeMon.

the Jelly Beane or the Three Loose NAPAlaud* team. and Betty Ito... on theservice start of litampli Coto, Philadel-phi... April 27 In Prinadelphla.

ARM8TRONO-OPIE -Jackie tc.o.boylArmstrong. member or the BrowningBrea' Amusement Company. and 3111.tired Op*. Maui. Ariel coagul. M. Mesarecently.

BEAUMONT-ADAMS - lharh Beau.10a01. 1111. mt.)?, mitt Kathryn Adanis.Universal extents, to Hollywood April 19.

EI-LERBROOK-LOIRTHOls - Ray -lerbrook. Ardetioit electrician on DeeLang'. ?Simons Ehowik and Jenny Lour -Mon, ball game employee on the Anal(ortatitrAtleits recently In Poet ilnuth.Ark_

HAMILTON - ROWLAND. - 17111 Hamil-ton. Ciresta manager. and Shell Rowland

(See MARRIAOCS on poet 677

,Harr 3, 1911 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The Billboard 55

CLASSIFIED RATE10c a Word

Wellman 32 Cash With Copy

Forms Closc in Cincinnati(25 Opera Platen

Thursday for FollowingWeek's Issue

NOTICEboo to the taw" *4 peifige "tawny

fa the fene.ning of eon. Maenad I-Whoa" ea, or them wrong a be. numberI, tam of Tho eilibeara instag of Pakwan. 4.4 &Nen.. ed1tenal emege23t h ancestor, Is tem. Ibis semite.

The, ttttt when hewing the rest ofpebIli)mad aver adrerteleraent kIndla eH234 fa the femme...at of maws

AGENTS at DISTRIBUTORS

MINTS - MAK( MONEY SELLING BONS,Mama", yoke., Fun Cads. etc. SamoIts

Id. 10c. Bng anatrant. $1.00. BONAGURA.Beoedway. Now Yods

SPOT EA!" FOR SLOTS. WURLITZER PHONE). I WILL TRADE SARRE!. 0 PUN. ALL ELECT..iratefis. and Counter Gases 51411 ago and . first ciao ihoor. 10e tee Eno Donator Perry

PERSONA'S fest Iota. MUSIC MACHINE CO. Artmia. Ako ceno0ce Wow top 30x43. N. 1.431 Lghth St.. &valet Gs 'We bur-... POTTS, Cos Oct. Rosen. Ads

WHEN YOU PRAY - WOULD YOU REALLYlike to roceho what vOu raralre? OAIOI0By

can help you. Campo& won't., Inapp,,,,seosPergy. torameonhp. Trachea nund hat-ing. SeM41. croblorm. Imoproof. KlINEM-00 S. State. Owego.

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MISCELLANEOUS

COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE TREES --2 YEARSad. extra Pang 25 orots.%.1 for SI CO

ROCKY MOUNTAIN EVERGREEN CO., 000'Al.. twain...Colo.CET THE PEST FOR YOUR MONEY IN PLASTER

Havellan Large sveNarnenl Pelle, and at,tractive: peort9t service. Id deposis beianceC. O 0. INDIANAPOLIS STATUARY CO.tan, INDIANAPOLIS

1540 Malian Na... on SistaRoad talurtagalis.

PRINTING

FREE - SAMPLES OF OUR NEW DESIGNSnri Nader J.Ccelor Wnciaw Cads. 1442 non.

bonding. Co.S3 handfed. TRIDUNIE PRESS. Box551-8. Fowles,. Ind. aryl fic

COPIES OR $2.00 AND $3.00 PATTERNSthiallful Penh, lens eke nor cokes S SO "SNDWY- WINDOw CARDS -14x22' WHI7E-

exh; fat hienOwaf. goat profit. Lage amort 2 -rotors /as 1E0, 5, .5; swim.2$5'2 ," 100. S1.25: AR). 1" CO. wive EN-

..., VALLEY TIES. 82 St Paul $4.. Dept. 8, Pendfineo senses. sweat. SOLLIDAYS, Knott.Poratter, N. Y. Md.

OSTRICUTOR /OR ILL/NOES BY MAN.vtacturer of con.ogeratad Trans.:goo Piet.**

Motwn per," Cie., nouns) C073, .Lill al $22.50, Inetueling Mae Clef. chattira/MAC SANDERS, 2337 W Pico, Los MeowsCant any 10x

COIN -OPERATED

W.NDQW CARDS-- 14x.7. ONE COLOR. Inc.$2.50. 509 &coat balance C. 0. D.. pros

,F,11,Png chaps. THE BELL PRESS, Winton.Peen

SLY CHECK STAMPING OUTFITS - BIGpwhys stamPing Cato, Name SR -741 IllfACIUNES. SECOND -II %ND

Secuoity Purrs THE AA{ e.uG. CO., jot re..Per se. Drookhes te, Y. ow, 3,

CET OUT OF THE RUT - SELL KOEHLER'SPlane. 'ficl I" Stoop Saw Ghargeahlet, Re-

Eare3,10n30 onneetuary. 3351Goofs St. Louis, 1.114. rny31...

WANTED - PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVEfa Hoover Uniforms. Smocks Apron.. Frocks

thews,' Doctoes', Wawa"' Uniforms Shaaalyles, Fineat DeaNly. tatavalletinal Ottfrinfh-

ar, Low Imo HOOVER. 251 W. Pith St.Cool TX -4C. New York. nor24.

SALESMEN WANTED

NEW SENSATIONAL MOE MATCH LINE --Pen bg duly comfits. 5 coke staigns 1pw

tacos. other 144 tea"' Jeanne, Alee, Aden.Ile/ -,g TeDe.Eknenerd Stalormy. (boas: Cad.,fender" unnecessay. Rea 0..11.1 WO@Noon. REGAL MATCH. 2134 VanBuren, Dew55

SOL BUSINESS CARDS, STATIONERY. ROOKMacho, Gummed Tao*. Ratanand

Salmitmoka. Adwnething SpocialtiosPcture Cads, Tags Peking Sots Lowe,/PPCea. Kra etnenw/lOrt Exonance unnrco.-say. Free bah Sale, patient, Hoe. WIL.Uhl. 2130 Gladys. Met 55. Chicago.

nusrniEss0 PPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE MODERN PENNY ARCADE -Stu tat baba. re, Del reed 0, pacentage. NO

GLAZIER. 10071 CrartOn, Delray,FOR SALE -ROLLER RINK 04.1111.111NO AND...realpmen. I. new donna a good business,

GOLDENO IR . Manton°.

NATIONAL CANDY FLOSS MACHINE CO.-an) Concession Specialty Co, to taro. Longextebewhed. Sacrifice good .11, patterns. av15450) shook to SI.100 cal' RICHARDKUSHNER, 8 Ridgeland Man t, Rye, N. Y.

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PITCH...Vet SOLK1TORS! - MAKE EXTRA,""RAele with now Staving OPM. StampI.,136.1.. Mares. Fobs Catalog 60.0 free.C HANSON, 303 W. Erie. (Me."START ELECTRIC ENGRAVING DUSINESSI

(''41 on NEr4aC7. Invent. mirrors..Dolt Avlonhhieg RE,e13303.3- SAN"innamea. tree. MOORE MANUFACTURING COMOANY. 051 5 Sudo. Chewy°. x

YOU CAN MAKE S10.00 TO $50.00 DAILYoberating Nall-Theaming Games. Outfits

Foes LAMANCE. 702A Morton,Ana.", Ca.

INSTRUCTIONSROOKS & CARTOONS

NOTICEOnto advateamoo, et and machines

ilq4C01114 for pahheatl. thl. (can";Mahe" of mead flIbt.olatIWT and bear*adlerhsed .feesevede in The Billboard bywanulseNtwo, dlateeuters lebtera mainut be advotreed at I'vaed" an Th. gattearg.

A COMPUTE STOCK OF INBUILT Sc SELECthe Candy Bar eddnenes--All kinds. Bant

guest ACIAIR COMPANY, 733 S. Euclid Ay*.Oak Pats It.A.1 BARGAINS - SEEBURC SHOOT THECMdamMk 13 itEe. $10 COatro Cold.'

535 Q7;'I,Corst

Pocket Both. 324.50, Dora' Minsk. $17.50:Mum/cope /recta Ganes $(5_01; Free Playbetties

Cr

Albany55.00.

. N Ystuolni DISTRIBUTING.(

. Broadway. x

. ARCADE MACHIN:ES SACRIFICE - $3,930.00. wath for $3,,S00.00 calk Enough machine,1 fa a entnialet0 Mobs WN tair good wad

Phorcersatica. McCE.FiR E. 1)22 Lee. Long DANKCalif. MEWBALE GUM 1.k- FACTORY FRESH, 12c BOX;

Ton, Stick. Mktg., Gores, then, VendingGan AMERICAN CHEWING, Mt. Pkasant.Ne.....14.. N I. np.my 1 Ox

BARGAINS IN FINE USED EVIPMENT-0,:ladl;75to p0 :sce. Intik

ntwlucreara&I In:

i5.100. 5.55 CO; hfiNs the Faints. 'Leal.NO.00O. 550.00. club hand" 15.10 cent Play):Rally Bail Ichromo finelhod and friraried 5.250retort, cebenot to ',nun. $fel.o0coocacto. FreePlay Gahm All makes Phaagraten Rocen'orTon Pen, 33500. Throcanohts Fres Play. 1/.mots new. $32.50; Saboeg key Gars 53000.We bay, tee. hada. '5 certified *Pak allorders THE P. K SALES COMPANY, OM end

.1111r. CoMendfae. Crew. xCASH FOR 700 AND 800 --ALSO COUNTER

oohs %Vont Jennings Barrel RoD.abe all pee Legal roma...Int Whet LoweormAssoratu.s Kitten, N. C. nw24x

CLOSE OUT -IMPS. $5 CO, ,7 Stapes $5.50., ScCoi:Preut Peanut 52 5G: Sc Cindy. ea,.

15.00; 15e Unred. Poe:.Ora/ethos 4: 00EASTERN, 850 Mulborn.., Newset, N. I.

D.C. TURNTABLE AM) POWER 1.40105 100all Rodeo,* Phonowachs win trade toy

or sell. PARAMOUNT MUSICAL CO_ 1433 N.Wrah Ss., Chicago, Eltioeh. Moho". 6656.

rata0 0(feeding Ah M EaSSnAGEa Fmn EV7TT-Y-XSand lot=0000.YY",41/1/4 E. Main. Roacthesttre: NI I° w.10

IN A.1 CONDITION -PACES RACES, MOWNCablnels. MAO: Tenforan, $17 50; 1940

Rage Meat, 5117.10: ILay's Times 525.00: RoyalDraw. 5123 0): Mak Smote ENS 165.001UW912. $65.00' 10 Ona.firm-Throit. 1934Modet, F. P,. $32.10; Oefenda, like new.$1.95.00. 1/3 ,0th pram Baba* C. 0. O.SICKING. INC.. 027 E. Droalwri.LoolentleslE,JUIvIIK) PARADES. AK GAME. 1.2.31. ILLS

FtinPon. and other games that ate 0, A.Ioendenon TARRELLY COIN MACHINE CO.

.Cuta Oh/ WeSEND roa r3.PACE COIN M.AC HIN.

YOU CAN ENTERTAIN FOR ALL OCCASIONS Catalog. Of..rrt 1,000 recendltiorad Mahn.Path ove Trick And Rag P.Charri 13areHe Accesamil Parts, and S.4v,t,s-

7-7Iofog P00. BALDA ART SERVICE. Ohlsoas. OADGER NOVELTY, 2.,46 N. 300i. Mawauhm.oty3 IVVIso 4.14.

PAL"TRADING 3001. WANTS SLOTS, COUNTER

Caine,. Volt Peel" world:en. State mice.Cats bad KING HARRY'S. 20 13th St., A.patio. GaWHITE SAILS. TRIUMPH. $17.50; COO/v:7

Oat &Boy, $22.50 Stop and Go, C.'.Rink, Trate ;Nay. Ill 50: Novelty Chuti$1000: ,i'verno. BaPy Rosana. Boal.Y. R'wars, Stoney Races, SO 50: Oualengas 577Um.* Flog i c dedemetlel. Gand Nabor

00: See thing's Ray Coo Slitter Convas$2,00. Teade for anythingII Pee" Ptehri,10 Column, wed only 1000 weeks) IColumn Royal. 1 0Cokann Royal, 2 8-CelonoiRoyals. CLIFF WILSON. 212 E. Chntra.d.Art ans. Coy, Ran..1 ROTARIES. 5:0 co, srOar sricf v.. 575.00

Davy On 1.idowasit. GEO. f. KEHLER. 26014Delerat./and, 0.3 le ERIE DIGGERS.ELOORMOOELS.A 61.1

Sc Metoscebe Crane. 549.00; EleCtileHoitts at 379.00: Smap Stater at $25-00: 4Cobras i

at 52500.Machine, at 320.00; Bally

Basfing Said onah d.alf cawith order. area C. 0. D. HARRIS. 1751Vahan Parkway. Schenectady, N. Y.O CD1.0.5.134 STAINLESS STEEL CIGARETTE

MMInInea er,Ih match columns. 57.50: Du.Cetera, Sc Cerdshae M4dine., 41 Was. $1950Cad. TURKEL, 151 Rhode Itland Etat Orange.N. II.

ART TARGET SKILLS, MOM F. SLUEeaboost, late ratites metal condloas

312.50; 1 0-alkoseas 510.00. OriwittardPout. DENSON TRYOELTY CO.. Cerneron. Ted& or-AD^i". AND 10MM. PAORC'rrn, ram. sir Lwa.. ti,ts. 3c stomp.IS CROP PICTURE MACHINES, 31000 EACH; AMERICAN SALES Cr SERVICE, 220W. 420 St..

1_15000: ". Max. Punching esp. $.3500flew VoAS.each; 741 Carnes 00. Evans' CountrySloe. Wheat, $15.00. SAMUELANDEgsa.a. CAN IJSE PORTABLE 3514M. SOLIN"O PRO.Yak Beach. M4. AslD,n 101$'01.".S.1Wasam'dah.S"dChicagmfli'k PH".W7-COLUMINS MODEL A PENNY PEANUT

CIRCUIT OPERATORS -41U. US NOW MANYetch J. L GARRAI;;A"'N. Shwortomn. PA. towns you showing and we will rent you

15 at 16 imeserater congeal. someone at aLto meet your Income. MERTZ., Vughta,

FOR SALESECOND-HAND GOODS

MOTION PICTUREFILMS it EQUIPMENT

NOTICENew. and d4ple. advretteamants N :n

rarest to reettaboern .41 be found lafloe Ililltward's en. tits thwatenine. Lateter "NenThatrate ' in the mobsen Pete 3.

A LARGE SHIPMENT OP '38 AM) '59 Rt.

omen/. Muncal. Wessam. Nome. Cangslar,Sonar. and Slantich Corned" Outrupstoohs BUSSA FILM EXCEEANGE. Friend -Ay. 0.

rerylORATTENTION, OPERATORS - MERCHANTS'

Era, Merle lingoes. thong outdoor anus"mond woad body. Talk. Poorafm, Niue?.manta fantod No. 603 Pesten bldg.. Chicago,lg.ATTENTION. ROADSHOWMEN - SAVE

money on sour ISMA1. film Ranlala. Lyratell Lou how. Write today. 1/01111.0'IONALCINEMA SERVICE. INC.. 159040 Etneudyney,New Yak,BARGAIN -SIXTEEN MM. RAT1.301 AND

Comedy; tor sale. HART'S STUDIO, Box 22.La Vanua. Tee.

ABOUT ALL DIFFERENT MAKES POE'PERS.Twelve Quart C4serd Penang Keehn. ST 50

each CARAMEL CORN EQUIPMENT. 117. S.lAshled. Chicago. III.ALL KINDS POPCORN INYCiIINE3--BURC111.

Mang Eakins Peclifiess, Wilearked. rearmstwat** gr.@ !I peered al...Weton Popping Kr 11 jesNORT/WilOE co., Iroagea, Iowa. re9JK,=RN r6ora0EARI0ra:TTLII, GAIDDLE5,

stoves. ranter& Moans tanks, tubvg. im-pact. Losses, take,. IOWA LIGHT CO..1,11 Lomat. ON MNroon. lava matoCRISVETTE W,CHINE-LARGE CORN POPPER,

Candy Cooker, Copper Kettle. 5.000 LameC,3,spe. 0$.5to. CHARLES MAX. Box

myt0FOR SALE -SHORT RANEE SHOOTING C.N.

key, template 1.12S CO: Kook,. Gums eWerentScam $75.00. Arcade Machines. Can Mahn".Scales AUTOMATIC VENDERS, II Swann.Ave., ProvLSence. Rhode Wand.POP CORN MAtellisiErPOTATO CH .P °Vries',

Dry Pepper, Wet Perna. LONG EA.W.,0131%,1016 mgt. St Seuegiale OhioPOP CORN WAGON-CR[702S. STEP -11

COtNsaw. ammo: ntairMea. 101011/10 eaPePent,

$1'5 00 KRISPY KIST KORN MACHINE122 $ Heard Cheago, III.POPCORN HOUSE - SIZE 601. wi.ed foe ea.

regetnwent. 0-te-coen hoOPee. Caramel CanCameo& walls pawpaw tank; Hem lino negrea .s' and Cab:rota complete I. E BROWN.

TEN YEAR ACCUMULATION or vows,ammo1 from jewelry. Club. Camas. erg

700 aworttgl, $2.00, a LOWE. Sot 32LC1,11,;tags II.;Cal CO PORTABLE RINK - awn urrii%

°mewed. $97500. Alm 143 cone of newChenco skates 50 hot. VONT. VA' 5 00. Canow him MILES, !oilman Hotel. (ballad. Ind

- -FOR SALE -SECOND-

HAND SHOW PROPERTY

COOKHOUSE COmPLITE READY TO1,65 90. ono 11.12 Pei, Tent $70 fi

Sad *posit. EDWIN 0( I BERT, 2730 %V. c lentDana,. Mel.FOR Setst-serrtsea AND rwthrrr.roui

Scat Owle PUnas corndle1e, Badly NeroPlane end Odle Plane. CALVIN GRUNER.theichavalllo. IK rene)

FOR SALE- 40.30 WHITE TENT. B FT -Walks 5150.00: what Pano, WM new,

99. VA.I. KETROW, Genera/ thensay,leld

FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE - E. 5 rarttr.kr. stainkes steel eabret. good working cos.

damn. $102.00. N LEWIS, Point Plowshel,N I.FIN HOUSE. KNOWN AS FUN ON THE FARM,

neaurded on. Mack Trnir Prom 500000AM(RSON TINT CO._ Fair It, Nor)Man

SIC PROFITS ISMM. ROAOSHOWS - THEA.grafts common." Comae° sound Oa, Pt

menu; rnOreraeruktng film programs *antedweakly. R>ch twritiwrolaniallatita. SOUTHERNVISUAL Soy 5404. Memphis. Tenn. ras.31..FOR SALE - I PAIR HOLMES PORTABLE

Educates 139.4.M./. 2.003 ft. Magrenee,15 Wall Aagestar. 100 ft SP41102, Cobb,room Speaker, Accestones. Film. Peeled tom&has MISS VIRGINIA BROUGHTON. 2243Peek AM?. C.nCetinati, 0.NEW ANO LIKE NEW FEATURES Arco

ShaeM--135MM.1 ES.O.F.1 mac.' modue-lions, New free 110. VICTOR FILM. Cox422, Oncinnati, 0. my.)

PHOTO SUPPLIESDEVELOPING -PRINTING

ALL 4 FOR 10e OPERATORS - CUT PRICE ONall Machinen snd $upplIM. F.rn length

CseIa. WABASH PHOTO SUPPLY, TanteHaute. Ind. nalASK loll LITERATURE ON THE paw mAttsut.

ProciPon Enlarger Reducer. Tebe, copy from11,2x2 to 3e4. &Markel up to 10.12 pates,sice d rah". to 3/3 bah, like ItOn /he market Serra fee fie* catalog MARKSCI HALER, INC.. Dept. 833. Rocheitar, N. Y.

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DIME PHOTO OUTFITS CHEAP - ALL SIZES.Data *op In and wo than. All the Mime

imoroyeersents, Bataan,. P. 0. Q. CAMERACO-. III E 35th Sr .CtOeseo, ILL my/CMDRAf TED IN ARMY - SELL MY INTEANA-

IMAM Photemalk. bought 4 months agoMef3liCe, 5650.00 cash. BEN SCHUMAN,

7111 4th. S.. Minneuvolis Mn..PHOTO OPERATORS -WHY BE SATISFIED

with halt a dere. posIthe outfit? We kenishhot with Beth double pent* most a snhalae fereand tiottng labk. Lnwdtf twttei, CL01410(MFG. CO., 205 Cass St.. Cat Peals. PE x0003 DEVELOPED - TWO PRINTS EACH

an two free Enlacement Coupons, 21e,Ro rut Sc ouch; ICON more. It SUMMER'SSTUDIO, Idetionvelle Mo. my3x

FOC DIME OUTFITS DOUBLE CAMERA(Or I :0,2 end 21.9,731i Ea Ins. only 52502:

s, x2 Carona, 31000 3 t.6 x5 Canlwa. 00;Enlocte foe 50 and 11tx5 tella/Mentnth.11000: C(Wta. Pa -al, $05.00; "Olsen" PhotoMac '-n 510000. OLSON SALES CO.. 315.9th.Oa Moines. lesI FOR 10 SUPPLIES FOR LESS --NEW COWIE

nahon mochas., making 11,202 and 34 Netssad full length. Eastman Dine Positive Popes117.430'. $4.15 per roll. We carry 10 PietOat Stashes W.den, Raekgroands. Freec.aoeog. HANLEY'S PHOTO COIX,A.NY. 295Not 171h peat. Kontos City. Mo. my lEht

COSTUMES, UNIFORMS,WARDROBES

SPECIAL SALE ON UNIFORMS --LARGE DUNI.ntY to elerile Porn rkeer and wed. nI

NEW LAMMING MIRROR'S FOR PARKS, CAR. kinds Also Dews Sods Chetah+ Wasambe.nwas rain h» harms marroms HI. elan. Foe Islo a him. No catalog.; dmempione dr

swan outlay. tog foto.", C. J. MURPHY. sample, only Won moues,. DAVID'S. QUT.leer; 0. mat FETTERS. 120 W. 46th. New Yak.

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34.51 CARNIVAL SIDE SHOW BANNERS ANDModem Pretoria/ Panels. Povivetav no a..

gpelln1/11b116. N:IMAN STUDIOS, 1236 SLidstod St., Chicago, III. srfs10

MAGICAL APPARATUS

A LATEST 21G.PAGE ILLUSTRATED PROM-acnal !Were Cstatogsse of "Fmk& Seeks.

Vanftdocarrat E.o.m.& etc., 2k.ANTERS, 0.1111 Walnut, PhiladeIgha, Pi

mv10A CATALOGUE Of MINDREADING. MENTAL.

1w,. Roe (fleets, Metre. Hoecnc.Oes. Fee..&Wink Furor* Photos, Cerrstes, Lucky

Mk Prenvury, aerology ch. 14 and Backs."Nola* Largos, stock. )64-eag dim/fated

Site30c NELSON ENTERPRISES. 616

Colurnbui. 0. my24xBARGAIN LISTS FREE - HUNDREDS TRICKS

and Illusions at NW cake, Get soon now.Ocrif

0.delay.

EXCEPTIONAL MYSTIRIES.Made" my3CHINESE STICKS, 4' x8 SQUARE, ROUTINE

Patter. Sheinktng Ward end Tube. both Pint -paid, SI CO. 11.4skt lists, stave. MAC'SMAGIC SHOP, 505-11 Meri. Fl. Worth Tat.

my)LARGO PXO.ISSIONAL MAGIC CATALOGUE.

25c. MAX 14OLDE.N, 220 W. 42d Si.. NewYak Clity. N. Y. mad..74o DEPOSIT REQUIRED! RENT LATEST

µwe. Manta Ellett& I.S.sirons. Largo de-SmicAnw 1941 hos, Marto. MAGNUSON'S Gk.Forest Ad Race,. III,VENTRILOQUIAL SPECIAL -TURNING HEAD,

movable mouth, eyes side to soil, SAY 110.moo. TURNER, 405 Emcee True. St. Joseph,

TATTOOING SUPPLIES

tr..Gfsr OPPORT UN I Y IN TATTOOINGnow' SuoPlias,

mover. inflrbcriOnt1 Included WolfeTATTOCHNC SUPPLY COMPANY. 651 SouthState, °imago.

ANIMALS, BIRDS,REPTILES

ALLIGATORS, SNAKE DENS. CHAMELEONS,our tri...41aLet..,W0dosts, ;Kroft.

ROSEail.Wals.. Flu.

Racing

NIMALS, 131505, ANO SNAKES FOR SHOWWks - Nee tentraci.na Trained Wild

Menai Acts fee cemwg season. SNAKE Krowarende. Tex mete.

RASH REPTILES - 6 DIAMOND RATTLE -snakes, 310-001 6 lisrmless Snakes. Melo&

I: one Boa. $1000; Metecan Caen% Rattle-aille*. 6', $5.00: Mcvakan Kong Cotves, SS GO;met 5', $5.00: Leopard Iva...a, 53.00:w eed Toads. 61.50 seamen. Wee WORLD'SMILE IMPORTER. Lartelo, Tex.VT ARMADILLOS. 32.5C: PAIR, S4.50-Emarantext feeders Mother and NOM%1.50. Anna:deo Baskets. Lampe NoveltiesFELT ARMADILLO FARM. Corrilort. Tax. x

ANIMALS, BIRDS, REPTILES - WRITE FORlarge trr.e all new 1941 Spine Catalog. nowMy. MEEMS OROS. 0 WARD. Cseosiverfe.

RHESUS AND JAVA MONKEYS, MACAWS,Gnus Birds of ill Ards_ Write for 11st.IRO EXCHANGE. Pox T. COL CAUL amyl lx

WE TEXAS 6O6 CAT. S1000: BLACK AMC -NM Female Monkey. 32000; MtuOCJA Do..bteMow Head Talking Parrot, S2S.00, ALAMO:1 SHOP, 132-4 Le 000. San Anion"TRAINED DOVES AND PROPS -REAL ACT:work for anstody. fifteen dollars. Sennn th Figures. Ve. Macio 'ikon in trail*

05. FINK Hoosick Falls.Se

h. N.YN

PARTNERS WANTED

PARTY WITH PORTABLE PICTURE SHOWand geed transcssetairon, ken good vaudeville

show, sasymg Weems territory. H. KAYLEWIS:Winchester. Ind.

HELP WANTED

Ail FLOOR MANAGER -THIRTY DR OVER,foe *ANN; rmIL Infermaton and lowest

lately ithinately. Permanent if satisfactory.BOX C-102, BtilNerd.EM1PERFORAIER AND TOP HAND TO HAND

gMantsevonted. Writs BOX C -I03. race OfThe 0.11bOard, Cescirmati. 0E0015 SIERstAN WANTS TALKERS fOR GIRL

and Otek thmss Grin want to wO k CO,n000, don't wee GREAT SUTTON SHOWS.Pnocticn.

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IRS TRUMPET AND DRUM RDRUMMER - OTHEMusklans wi.t.. Mat* double*. Ittuablemd, ofilta lalaor. RAY STOLZENEERG. 704

ECMS St.. Austin. Minn WANTED - TWELVE IRON CLAWS OR- OsioRus spECIALTIES. fret T--F-17-SSE. finales Etna Ogres: slate model, Atka co

SEeady work you niii.rict Send !Mato A. C oected. As rfeslras, WASHINGTON TRUCKATTE:IWO& 1428 Canal SE., New °slain& La TERMINAL, %Vas/1600am D. C -

Show family Albumat-MMS-0-0-11-11------4-4-4-

OTIS L. OLIVER'S unkissed Bride Company, upon reaching oho topof Pikes Peak, Denver, July 22. 1920. paused to have this photo snapped.Left to right are Olin I.. Oliver. now selling outdoor spectacles in tho Welt:Vale Heilman. Hollywood film actress: Chris and Fanny Erwin, in businessat Molalla, Ore.: "Rip" Hopkins, Sr. Paul: Charles Hooker and Ardis Davis.operating a dance school in Hew York, and C. L Schneider. operator of afruit ranch at Colton. Ore,

The BlIZboard Int Ifr.t Ifs feeders to aubiell WINN taken front IS to20 we'll ape. ltta specially reelturafed that pictures he CLRAR and thatthey be Orconsponled with complete descriptive data. Group photos arepreferred. but pictures of trutirilduaLs who ore STILL LIVING will beirectomed. They will be returned If so desired. Addreas Shoo PantUyAlbania Zditor, The outboard, 26.21 Opera place, Oinatitnall. 0.

ISIMEDIATELY-TENOR SAX, CLARINET MANfor band. EmistkoNd. tangle. no habit,.

WON On . Steady Seitation. fait salary. CON-NIE WI DELL, 1330 likallea St Lam Owl.,La

LADY TRUMPET. SAX, ALTO, TENOR, PIANO,other Insert... woe. leivredlata lob Humv.

Why. veil*. Wale eXilerience. aye. witmenetie0INDUCTOR, Canoed DoIhrary, hbressocalis,Minn.

MEDICINE PERFORMERS; PIANO FIAYER:nest read; serwithi emonhal; salary ave..

Write NO all. salary expected. If sou wantmower. N. DEOLACE, Princeton.

MODERN MUSICIAI4S - ALL INSTRUMENTS.Cafe location opening May 10. Doubles.

Sinews inferred. Unlon, young. State MI809 MEYER. General Osinewv. OrWm, Neb.

OPERATOR WANTED - EXPERIENCED WITHportable machines and com8tions under

canvas Week stands. saes 'wow and extraIf yas drive truck. Wed* stating all and tieprepared to loin on sore CHARLIE HUNTER.Vents S. C.PROFESSIONAL DANCER - TAP OR BALLET.

to teach es Chicago's finest serval. Goodsalary. Write tOt KEITH STUDIOS. 14 W.Eska St.. E.Picago.

THREE MAN DANCE BAND. IMMEDIATELY -Play rate club. Permanent Naiad stnemc

convey. 'Moderate salary. BOX 285. ClearLake. Iowa

WANT EXPERIENCED FERRIS WHEEL °PERA-K., for Summer Beech Akron, 0. Singe

saber and fel.f0a4, Apply A. E. KENNEDY.Cox 167, Nonfinite" W. Va.WANTED -TWO COMBINATION BILLERS FOR

COWS Ora Co drhg Must by *Me topost and lithograph. AL CLARKSON, GeneralDernmy, SgemblifItli IBWANTED- LEAPERS AND CATCHERS. PRE.

Mr mon out af draft are. Serel photo and*An raeigtlenco. FLOYD NELSON, RaleighHotel, Chicago.WANTED -VERSATILE SINGING ANO NAY -

Mg Trio or Foursome. Entire summer semenRini "Ws from Atlantic Ctfy. BAYSHORE'SCAFE. Soften Point. New !AMY.WANTED --MW PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. HILL,

bialas State as in lost fewer. Show opensMay 12. JERRY FRANTZ. SlatingIon, Pa.WANTED -MENTALIST OR MIND READING

Act, Give full parItriCam of sox act andWary wanted yew first letter. ALVIN FAY.18 N. ash St., La amen. Indiana.4 PIECE GIRLS' ORCHESTRA TO PLAY AT

Weimer resod In Adirondack,. Versatile in%PrefontaL Consider hew COWS Yntalii risaiorchestra. Write at once TAMES LAVALLEY.Pocahontas Cksb. Keeseville, N. Y.

WANTED TO BUY

COME SLOT STEEL CABINETS WANTED FORcoin; either SIM or navy Noels, woof,

Moms or Canton: trust sass all machinesWrite towel, Once and doom's:ft SKILLCOIN MACHINE, 324 S. Broadway. Dayton.Oho

WANT SHOWBOAT IN OR AROUND NEWWok City. Send descriPlion. location, He.

BOX 241, erg billboard. 1564 Broldwey. N..,York City.

WANTED -- PHOTOMATIC MACHINES.ATLAS VENDING CO., INC., 410 N. Broad

St., Elizabeth, N. I. X

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Ca Weed Irina LIN. Lars* Masi *With)As Word (Prot Lir. trial Conceal/1. WOO (Entre. Ad Amin Light Typo// roe. Taut ef Wan Is One. Rate Only

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NOTICEDer to the opt-. of peaty* norensry

ler N. Nowarartg at man addrirend toIrlind" ads. w Mew met; a bey combo,In oar of Tea Billboard inotead et MN.amm and address. an additional dram* et25. is necessary le cow. OA stroke.

Thraloto sof fen ftsxIng the tett alPablishlhe Yam saIntrIkeireent kindly add231 fin th foresseing at wallas

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Cern Artie. Conner*. PateilnIr Nemec Broke.marile mamba. Torok, wain. 1.41 10 .5.4 era.nodri1W.

park. tlinaldral. eaterseris es.Ivrea.; noon Crioirente. . blelt pinmetPrem Pisa elm: Saw em. Of seta" Robot&Ia. 160 X, Wester Ms., MA". )11116. roy.1

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GEORGE NEADERHISERand 14.1 Orchestra -I2 paces. Including

voceInts and front. Large wodens fteiry, wardrobe, sot") and teansportatIon. Average age,20 Radio., ono. club. hotel esperience. Aye,.atra Juno first. Arg, lake noNcy WriteGEORGENEADERH R, Hotel MitWay, Em.mina. Kansas

band. mostly sweet. Available to. wernsar,1.1c..hgan preferred. Quer!y of sawn romaWaal at Metriga f/00/40, blAkett. WM*PANE:SIAM, Pan C-101. care Tha 13.0board,Cincinnati, Ohio.WANTED -A SUMMER JOB FOR DANCra:i

chasten. Will consclar any MN( ContactFRANK PRONIO. Elax 314. Cecil, Pa,ktnaon. - 11.13, fore Mew eh darns. or.

tosiund popin.t. /1111,14; sup. gat....1.14. ie row. A...We May b. Win Won. nes211 Slittakk IC. Y.

0.4.ortr oor MOWS Ifni*modal's fat MUMS etims

Pelee Owr

en In. ot .cnn4

rtrnemshita=kma. suss

Roan''. rte.& Awnpal. oonUSO Ofift n47. 1=l=W

14tou.ert= wa oft

monicNs* am Ike" nogWon D1110141 I P6 Zara Mit Tombs' --

t'olon. eggsaniumi Ina: feedoninote or lima Sus Pea, /LNabs. amm Cey.ern

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HALF AND HALF -PHOTO ON REQUEST.Apply to DONALD COOK, 60 New Park,

Lynn Mts.. nsf3THREE CLOWNS --S ACTS. CO ANYWHERE

Great for zits. Address RIDICULOUS TRIO.BIINford. ChIcago. my3VAN AND HIS WONDER DOGS - TRICKS,

Posing, (Fatanong Act Akio Talking Dog ireall kind, of achertiting. Blue ribbon simmerat Mineola File. G. VAN HAYDEN. 104 NMSr., West New York. N. E.as tabor. -1114.0..tior An', letn. arcrierer. Den

ma. Will mom 1414. rafel 0. SPInsdao.Skala 1. CirdwIN. Oaks

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AVAILABLE MAY 7TH-11TTEN3VG mdctoroe. fell Catered Res., for theaters, mi.,

clubs. floor Mow and deem etioor FAA-RINGTON, P. 0. Oa. 1597 Durham. N. C.

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ENGLISHMAN -TWO WARS' TRAININGwith worthwhile Broadway amateur little

theater group. Credal:41 wags ralyfive Cubicaptxwances. V4I0.64 ChIriCtR.L1110,4 10.0 .etNNW. WhoNtwartedly seeks a break CYO.finakonally, Well received in all golf pith:rm.an No draft or fame, li.ty SAMUIL AYWEL. 214 W. 12Ih St , New Ywk. N. V.

oinn and Viola lloaro.-TS Conn] Iboalenr,arm

. Rna. Jarrw. f.'.Col Brawl11. e.1111

Marfa mid e.

it': 7. 11/44=Mal..t.a.. abittV4421..0 IS104, OIL iefff

NM ewer st Owl .panny Toon rd nrionargyal ant

IAA ctio.1 nalinnis'imenbManor, All noatisla. ta.alcoilford An_ RAIthaner. Ltd

That71^4stitrye 4%Tren ". 4.7)keelenon. rnolereb eansiorond. ono eye W1......

Yolk". W ills. not., lleakna. Elmo.11 len-- 1116 Cys/Ind

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Yi. Ske-t!liortnina. wets work Goo! Wan ro*mon .4 nrnienno es lee... Altered noon.,

Ind robrol. Will Aroblo bodikenier of CON.Prior. Anon aorthter. 111.1141 Yawns. Si hare,Jr bl., litinlary. Wan. mold

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1434111 Pnewteashi - A,. 10: 12 }ran' 'mfr. eaW6fir. CaltreTING Mart. Pr.',

bid nee. Itts ear afat tniko SW.*MB.llormorlYntl. 2Innarsa"=ion Iota .7

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ALTO. CLARINET, TENORinsintlals; dealt marrot. Nier4 mtie-

named. Address E. C. 31.05EY, 5126 SiveStreet. NavefOrl. Ohio.

GEORGE RIDER - THEA-Inv, Radio and Club Organist at homey nor

and tor the earning warmer season, O.,HAITVIVAd CTC1/1. Smooth Met". colothrhanworren All recuests No rode, rinks1522 Oak St., Coharnboi. 0.

Mey 3, 1941 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The niilbottrel 37

Adanee w seitatatiaLse. rePm -tektite Nem eq. Modern edwoment for ,i, O.

,,,,... 0.14114, trakerarions any pgace. any tene. .A'val rldlabte. CLAUOE L. Sat lase s. ...tee2:r6:114,4,10,0*--A3=01/6t,;a,...-.0 Se. locnanecol4. Led mei 0 Iletto, jeN.0.1..tt.yet=4 2 vedoetC4

Nod4104 1 de., If metro&

emummateIsarealme vOacfr

alorer to. frila. am, 8 Gnus M.. tierote Pa. trd10Ila,"thed with ono to six tN.-te drool. Ctr1

V Cent fearecOrAlt Modem ecktoment Cbarteret Man at 1.1tettr AMtIne termfttlete1-Tsmsce4 PALECON CO. Hesidna 0. KB "am .°.e toot" =41BALLOON ASCENSIONS iVe,,k°??1,r=74'.wii"."'""""

HAMMOND ORGANIST! lAxas corzwm.--wat SAM ON Her-stStan, Clowns Coo, Clones Co -natives C.o.,

...Pt or emthout men Hammond Unetec, Irmo., write alum/wx Aehlrnd Oldg.. CellA...r.lf r.0,..10. Cial.1,Cal and :sync fOQUIMS. Ugo. Ift. ,07Two.chly oxpeiiitrX(41 Wel Ca.b. redo, and,,-1( Mauna eox C.91, 6.dzerord, Cinc,n. '11ft CAR/ALIAS -MO CC0MATI ANDrut. O. my3 i &clever Kt, Ctennastd Iklamceng Noretty.

/PTO-sAx-TENcal- CLARPITT.BARTTONE- e=4 . P. 0. BOX 110, Lot Leming, Mich.ArrObetie Act. Pete AM lotteature on

tett Mader. geod tone. 1.14Ket,. 4Mger, 10000. my24plgn draft re.reSar. Man rmw. No Oaritts.Sore HARRY POST. 403 Ottawa,. st., THREE =VMS -LAUGHING SUCCESS TWODern,. CO3M C0,0;r41.011. WO,* mryvolieft. &Mitts

MDR:MOW TRIO. Billboard &Jeep:, my3ATIM3TION-HOTELS, TAVERNS, COCKTAILan.ofisis..st war sax, both atoainam Amin coml..- L040, N,4,4- 'nem mane IwoGeed entertsinment 1PCC...Illy. Could.* "ttneltit'I.TT-r.'lers;rf41 date. ZELDA AND ROY, 2.11 Club, ',Inn.,Weans. M. -A. my3 so24,

gAsOMASTER--EXPIldriNcgD. COMPETENT;ois to hear nom whosis erseskent, near

els) Node. LEONARD DOM Iron MOuntaA.Pith. my17GUITARIST-TEATURSO VOCALIST; YOUNC,

afceetance. teem lonipole deati.Sawn., Eittlde Steel. amd Spereth Three yearseste hotel yew, analieu otematra. Sedan.tocaten weiterett, MUSICiAN. 501 Corm&Macro. Ca.NOVACHORDIST WITH OWN INSTRUMENT

-Alto voice: fah weeks:se requosia.Pep On recuest. Address BOX C-100. onoa, Rood One...nett my t0si0.114o BASS - v.:ow, MODERN. SOLID.

eni.VIVIYA?"'"lnenl,146.t' 'Publ.'

MODERNa"-

111;;LEttiOtesi Aaol.nw. )4..... -'threeRne.8rre. 1.0 cern rm. or. ardl treteet.

..'1;,r,,rtZ44;.:+.4 .44''',,44',Z... Du, too, .eztrtrat teen.

ptse*. Iona,. Cann. rmas-roammItr tth.thet. Ane!dy

ttratete. re vantretes, Pardee emceezoos AMIN*. K.v.1.4.4 14 01. 4.710

CUR,. IA err& .-- Moretti Warm eal. Aretleeirf Weeder* etc MUM...0 Ace I tram ire

metnareut. vateeebe ]Pdr. weaned.* er temtitular. Mtn._ !nutters IA (Vali. 1804 K. Amadeu.loft Warw., lacChen c....-ydelo Bowles, itluc Cerade at

ned(rsalleiratelVirsiiolitea. AilaresTrealroam! Ave. L108/0, elle autome Ail, frgrelt2..eadrriv.000-4*"..45"tri

mast stss - sato, symoy. cossisr mir,.a..117. c.7,4, . Ad,, irlisa,..,.,,..,.t. Anti epee of rreruc. Can Met ;MOWS- Uld hat Aft. Vbiwitir nom, Wawa. lam

leasten. Tex. He milultite-B 11.**. emeaf Aenestia ;Or.One. R. N. CORRINCTON, 1012 tannin St..

TROMBONE -0000 READER, RA.NGE, SWIFT Act. orate m1 ItIrme. /...,Ittc ono,. er 1.44.by*, expeipwecl. cor...dicr. b.cocenc, race ira: en. tea task. Me Oaten /IL. Ire lea414

/convene*, Wept man. &snake* June 101`.WARREN W/1101. Are -woes Stele Teachaa a,,,,,,.. Aft..0,.. - yea, aot..,44. f.......,,,,C.t.3.04, Coefwee. All(IFS41. In .

NT. InitnattINUTsz.AisizInitazartp,. to, 43.I=. sod

rommative Roves One.- law. Pao. cod(memo me ,let ilmonfel, me is -

dams deeessima_slietso 51 _wt... ProwdolTRUMPET MAN AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY... rtte .. rw .r.s._is, Jag.

Three 'norm" tat Peet ,,,,14, COMITENti11, 5. 547,5, .5 . Ma,: P. ,,.., .,....731;n:we or assing_bande. Double Tenor. Clete as.MT. 31, 2300 Nicene Ave., btreeeolaii, %nem. ne. Omen.. --, Pme tneassa

eirs10 theme Tistit en4.154X1ttn/PiTter. PeaLev ttarterfle out latebt MeV'. 1.41% .4 Get

MIN VOW:KING STRING BASS - EXPERt- ludualrel ..nnea neural*. um. Tem ton.ti-eed. KW Cal. istood Doc:Amyl, Ca seN. turnesu. '0. tort T

Tatpdstr, ELECTRIC GUITAR. ARRANGE,seal toms. *refer hotel 0, rat Club

OM:mince& Plenty expenwee. µpried Notory; det's smite shoos it. RALPH GARNER.431 50. Main Decatur. my17

10 ALT911, CLARINET, FEATURED VOCALisT.Aee 20 Read, tone, tweeted*. caw*

State all. DON CONELION, 230 S. Manton,is,e se. Mids.

-Amenlinalat Won- e..mt... 4r0locaom twee Scow am. feat

eneensa MR um am man

.,,,.,,..ee

*Am.aesuatlea. ma za.re.f. Ir,,,4,Arglita.a. Se. Push* EXPERIENCED ALL AROUND PIANIST-

, Mrug wm"c1^ tea.Arrange handle shorn, cut anytIrrig Pramberi=v, Mt Stmt. Ilunanir. N. tea. ta, do Lght ciassics, tiOn FISHER, Gen. Del ,

leseame-te mn. 0.1143u. My 4,.1.04(.. 17. laciacetvilla, Fla.

1, to'"' ide:1704/I.",:teralrit,..pir i'...nr P1ANIST-READ. FAKE, ETC; ABILITY. EX-, porlerced. .04.40: A ett,nt4h. BOX C.OT.

Cleatisslere en.?'"...f on''utircros-1:;:gs. 4seettir'at'S care litzbettlect. Cmtevsati. Clue.mot ted Saw bends, 'mantes (oil. Iles788. L.18,

WIT rdetet-Jeet pot &arc ra Coke,. T.etrawnt ,0.11171.4. el, lanes NAIt., JAM. - Peen. 10.4. , ItilLhk, "147... U"'=1 .7..vr".",.. :12.....,' '...6:

4 441 lOtik..WAtein i r14e. 1-1,,,, 401 Mr% Ilt, trine Hat. Mkteed kik, Atenattet/4at 20.' MR Ciseemait

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Pat: tP=1 lemassa.,

me toot Myths. taw fair -at, 1)041 Thospt.t.mode. Alter Nu 10. Madden. 282 E. Krle, haono.

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CLOWN CONTORTIONIST 1,114,4"17taPt,

FOR FREE ACTS - BOB gm on Kmk Ave, 8:%ekerer.M".. luta I Mx-gan. Yankee Clipper foreman; DickFISHER'S FEARLESS FLYERS, Whored, Ch,- I Mnb... um...IPentnAlettri...n.,Tir Tewit Seem] t,- I, Parker, second man, end 1LA`a Phi. 1ot

"s4 7 :. ,M431 Ames *fnat Pro cawry.arri Irace7a. foreman.erns, i DANNY CONGDON.

;CIRtAs. CIRCUS ATTRACTIONS -SWINGING ."."°oam I'.6.(.141...ottt. A.t 51, 13.4A;

31....! 7- . . P.A..). dora t. sr.: ..,..., Gh!DIU. 1.1.,ar .14 ussi.n

Ate, MA moos Mae le tent 8:4;44 ed f.:um TWA Mile Act.Clog* Maack A...Orr; .w.1 IVZsrat.aotrt ne..

Near der )041 Om atd mayo.:r1rtaMe. nave cm. litet v.. *Al. AWN.. tem tre MU be to 113011061"""tr.ntaO... Oer ionmert. caesium 0.

"tMert AreiTeeiVett=eiiseCrel:Cattle, roll Art It. teirthee. ... deer.ranee., 10,,,A. MIR einem insi moat=mown... Lends maws ar 1vOktYe., tMs.., 101 1,..). A... newel& re. Y.

DIRECT FROM THE LOTS(Continued /term pope 41)

were attractively laid out and Rood burl-nem resulted. Charles T. Goss dellecteda new truck tractor. All trucks andtrances Imre been repainted and will belettered soon.

Newport. Ark. Week ended April S.Aireptrea, American Lepton Port_ Butt-ner., fah. Weather. rein and raid.

Weather hampered show, the first partOf the week, but Prttley and Saturday'sWieners was excellent. J. Gibbs.electrician, left here. and the writer su-mmed his duties and those of lot super-Inn:indent. Mrs. Lanigan is emitter onthe Oeteeptts. A new rerni-trailer anderector were portliest.] here for Liao

on the Midget Show.NY-eL LAEGGAN.

L J. BethTullahoma, Tenn. Week ended Aped IP.

Location. seteteacere, Road at city Noffd.A &WW1. American Upton Port. Butt -near, excellent, Weather. ken'. Pay 17010.10 cents.

Shows arrived late. Because of s mie-understarming on Terminate permits alltrucks stopped at the Tteinelsere Stateline until Information was tient to drivelsthat a permit had been Obtslned. Lotbad to be changed from the oeiginallocation because the city was unableto provide electrie current anti It arm&tarmac). to hove a line run In for ismite 411141 half with huge conitruc-lion coat. It wee worth the time rindexpense, however, as thla town with 40.-00a wieners sod chillers workers seemedIUOgTy for "mummers'. MInnet Joe J.Yuitane decided on Thursday night toremain smaller week. 11:141 shows andconoesalons did outstanding butaneas.Ride* did better than on an average *tilldate. Mrs. Jimmy Davidson entertained.roma:Ives during the week. this beingher home town. Slob ?titer's Minn*Inyers also came in fora la of Tinting.as the II:Mole National Guard Ls sta-tioned hermand Orr* 200 of the soldiersme from Bloomington. home town of thePullers. Good co-operetIon wee received!here and grouncia were well patrolled bynulleary 901101. EL B. EILUVE.

Ice di recsaorst IACKSONVMLE BALLOONIseliteennie. 111.

-BUCK LEAHY. Pineluckot, R. I. me)

y Per .

'Nome Heed Sittremg. teeteeboard, Tab4o0,xt.. Gowns. Yeast/Out. goof aOpearanCe.TRV LANCE Toner Han Seetaraan.

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Location. circus rounds. Bus Inc xf.VOL Weather. 00.14. Pay gate, 20

Despite cold weather. business see roodall week and excellent Saturday night.Special Saturday matinee for Boy Scoutand orphan/6 or... deucceseful_ The maingate clicked here. end the Diesel powerunit Is atUrecting much attention. talit-'ray la well Motet:tared with four 20 -foot liglat towere, and two 5,000 -wattEloOdnehtt. The Yankee Clipper, nowride wmatriteted quartern, prortngpopular. Tommy Belier Girl Revuetopped 'looses. with MidjOe John's Ten -In -One ecoetid. Mrs. W. R. Penick re-turned here from e snow:tofu] bookingNip into Idaho. Show employees In-clude Jock Hughes. transportation endelectrician: allekey McVsrey, Loop -o -Plane foreman: Danny Congdon. boracaMenenutri: Ted Oloaett, Wonder Woodforeman: Maurice Span, 44,001:41 men.Jones llarkdoll. Merry -Go -Round fore.man: Roy Peterson, record men; Blocky

Arthur's Mighty AmericanWationrille. Calle. Sir days ended

Aprit 20. LOetlf4011. Second and MobsWed,. Atrepiora. yrs/Aare. Weather, far. Pop pate, 10 cents.

Days were warm. but nights wens coldand verde Shows were locatod in theheart of the clty, but It WA* the Mettime gale Warn permeated. and it tookborne time to educate the public. Lasttwo days' business was good. Sponsor.,under taxpervIston of Commander 3 0.Beckham. oreopmated. Broacteeurta werenandeoter St300011/111013 by Ethel Henry,Anne Metcalf, Dena Ryan, Ruth Groff.

Beatrice Olt:len. and the welter. Ornate]Agent H. W. Campbell and Dale PetrelsNit Tor MarNillietd. Ore-, on business.New costume* designed by Anna Met-calf for hereelf and Ethel Henry re-ceived many compliments. Moo. ClydeIlrOalut returned after three week/ Ina San hula Obtain>, Calif., hospital andto Newly recuperating. :hese Bernardand Tommie Vontlia reNtved notice tdappear before their draft boards Mr.and Mrs. Al Pine trade a trip to San}Tarmac* on busmen% CI*Oftn Cheatadded a new conenuton. Ride imps whetsported new outfit. here Included Wil-liam Summers. 113,guel &remota JackGordon. limey Brown. Vance Hileteel.Talward Rye. Robert Irwin. ChattelsStephenaon, °tome McClure. and GeorgeCole. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greineradded Pearl Wilson and Ceonte Collinsto their Zest show. Mr. and Mrs, JoeKrug. of Corey Bros.' Circtis Tinted thelast night In Santa Marla, COIL

Rents Matta, Calif. Streit det.. endedApril 12. Locanou. West Main StreetDepot tot. Anepker, VFW Port. Snot -new, /ate. 1Veatker, ram. Pay pate, 10cent+.

Intermittent showers prevailed thru-out the stand and two days were lost tothe elements, flowerer, shows came outon the right side. Circus tilde Shoe/ hada banner week. and two more mellowof blues were de:leered from 14$Amer:ea. Despite the handicap of con-tinual rain snow sitcom opened sevenweeks 118.0 path eneagement ended with profit. Among the circa" seta are theskein Henry Duo: Empress, elephant.ur-der direction of Anna Voile and Joeifelcalf; Mantle: Maras: Senor Ord&acrobat,: Della Ryan, high school horsey,Hollywood Moran Dogs: /crepes Ryan'sPolly Drill: Citron and Mad Renrrarop-nig act. Mrs. Charles Perguson reportsslow progress With her broken wrist..

WALTON DE PELLATON.

Byers Brothersnow.. MO. Week ended Spiel Lo.

cation. Sveset City Perk. AttaPiettl.lean Lepton Poll. Pay pate, 10 ernes

Despite two night* of rain, good bud.beta prevelled for shows, ac4 eon.cessions here. Cgrenlog bight wan lostto rain end wind. Attendance was goodntglitty. Mere:ming to near-capacIty

despite cool and threat-ening weather. Everyone reported mile.factory bonnet& with Dr. Mot-Rora Clr.Cut Endo Shew proving popular. Rol:4111mAand Octopus led Ode.. New :how Dante"Detected attention. to did Bud Mame.funbow.e. Ur. end Sire. C. W. Byerswore tendered banquet by the Ameri-can Legion Post at the end of the en-gagement Bernice Bunnell. daughterof Idyl. Jewell Robinson, le %flatting Mr.slut Mrs. James W. Byers on the No.show. Bobble Jacobs, proviomdf withthe Peones* Potters. la building newcar. Mrs. Albert Wines and son pinedhere. Wines is 'bowie electrician,

MRS. JEWELL ROBINSON.

Mac's Caravanaseq.nd, Mo. Week ended Apett /2.

Location, boll park. Auspices. Are -MoltsLegion Post. Linernms, good. Weather,fair. Peet cafe.

Considering the weatlite. Imainess witsgood. aa there see many folks tn Rich-mond who ate employed at Fort LeonardWood. All shows, rides, and eoncesatonadoEng satisfactorily. Ferris Wheat drewtop money for rides, and Clem Woods'sOhl Revue topped the shows. BeteDelmar had her beet week *1121 cook-house. Tree got< policy end AerialSweets' free bet ere drawing sattafactOrycrowds. Owner -Manager MeNtece pur-chased another light pant. Showscarry 5 rides, 4 oboes, and 00 oMeesalons.

S. E. EMERSON.

Empire AmusementDeVilar, Fez. Week ended April 19,

Sunned& Mfr. Weather. anriabte.Ormunration morel In here front La-

redo. Tex. and the tides and concomitantsplayed to wail crowds but good spend.CTS. Business here and at Laredo didnot pomp up to erpectations, however.because Of inelernent weather. Robertand Anne Mow. purchased a new Wad -trailer. and Mrs. Soo Luna and daughter.Margaret. cleated here. &slim Oliphant.Mr. and Mr*. .1. R. Knights end HalSmart motored to Ran Antoci," to visitfriend,. and purchase stock. Anne Mooreit planning to purchase a new omen forher Merry-CM-Rottnel. Manager Joe Luciaand J. II Knight reterned from sue-caseinl booking totir.

MARKET MART/N.

58 The Billboard May 3, 1941

111ePRIZES NOVELTIES PREMIUMS SPECIALTIES

Conducted by EMIL ZUBRYN Communicallons to 1564 Broadway. Now York,

Specialties --Many trends combine to center increased attention on

merchandise specialties and to insure a bigger total businessin this field from year to year. The national income isclimbing and defense preparations are speeding up thecirculation of money. Reports of retail trade from all partsof the country aro very encouraging. When retail trade isincreasing that is a sign that people have money to spend.

Merchandise trends for the past several years show thatconsumers aro buying an increasing proportion of special-ties, so that when the figures show a growing total of retailsales it is a sure sign that specialties of allkinds have shown rapid increases in sales.

Tho sales of novelties, premiums. andspecialty merchandise of all kinds is alsohelped by the mood or psychology of thepeople at the present time. World news isalmost continuously discouraging, butthere is something about novelty mer-chandise that adds pep to business. Pre-miums and novelties as used in merchandising programs today aro an expressionof enthusiasm for the privileges which arestill ours and they also stimulate the in.!crests of the people in business and trade.Advertising that is enlivened by the useof premium or novelty merchandise indi-cates the spirit that is America. It giveshope to business and gives pleasure tothe purchaser.

Current trends all combine tocreate new and bigger demandsfor novelty items of all kinds

There is then a secondary big market for novelties.premiums, and specialties which is made up of the mediumand small users of such merchandise. This is the marketlargely covered by distributors and it Is an important mar-ket indeed. It is very likely to increase rapidly unless oureconomic system should be seriously upset. In other words,the prospects for distributing firms in the specialty fieldaro very encouraging.

There is a third market, the most expansive of themall, made up of the thousands of comparatively small retail

outlets that dot the length and breadthof the nation. The excellent work that

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From the manufacturing viewpoint there aro at leastthree great markets or outlets for novelties and specialtiesin the United States. Tho market most readily availableis usually regarded as the syndicates, chains. and otherlargo national users of premiums and attention -gettingitems. The methods for reaching this market aro so wellknown that it is not necessary to mention them. Ono thingnot always considered is the short life of any item used bythe big buyers. They soon turn to other items and keepdemanding newer and newer specialties.

to make plans

the federal government is now doing inkeeping a check on retail sales thru vari-ous channels and outlets shows the totalimportance of these thousands of smallstores and establishments. The Americansystem of business still resia on a chain ofthousands upon thousands of small retailestablishments. These thousands of smalloutlets still deliver the bulk of advertisedgoods and specialty merchandise to thepeople.

Manufacturers and distributors needto begin giving more attention to this mar-ket. After the first two markets havebeen covered, any merchandise item ornovelty has a still greater market in thethousands of small outlets over the nation.Distributing firms are the logical onesfor reaching this market, but in this

field more than in the other two the manufacturer needs tosupport his product and his distributors with well -plannedpromotion and advertising.

Speed Is the watchword in the merchandising of allnovelties and specialty items and in reaching all marketsa fast advertising medium is needed. The Billboard is thefastest medium to reach a largo section of this field at pres-ent and its field of service is rapidly being enlarged. Dis-

tributors and thousands of retail outlets in all parts of thecountry eagerly watch its pages for various merchandisespeclalties.

Manufacturers of novelties and premiums have alwaysbeen able to quickly adapt their products to the changingtimes. Many now novelties and games aro appearing whichreflect the patriotic and business spirit of tho nation. Manymay overlook the fact that the country is being made overby the extension of electric power thru government damsto every part of the country. creating big now markets forsmall radio sots. gadgets, and electrical specialties of allkinds. While we road the war news an electrical revolu-tion is reaching the small towns and rural sections.

Those and many other trends moan bettor business forpremiums and specialties.

Ivry, 1911 MERCHANDISE The nillboard 59

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Truly sensational is this newBINGO Board. Reclaim nocorn, grass, beans or loosemarkers. Highly recommendedfor indoors and out. whereverBingo is played. Nothing toblow away . . nothing tosweep YD.

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Government defense dough and private spending stimu-late business considerably-merchandise users reportbusiness up 20.40%-predict new records for seasonLOS ANGELES, April 26.-News that President Roosevelt had signed a bill pro-

viding for the fifth supplemental defense appropriation. giving this ochres $13.-109000 foe port facilities and an ammunition depot. wars welt received among eon-eheakinaltte slid other merchandise users. All thin activity incase oven more spend-ing with conoausionaires, who aro already reporting a 20 to 40 per cent Increase overthe same eight -week period of teat year. The trend in enar011andlae le to classItems, It is reported. With a number of soldiers and 241:443 In town for furloughsand week-encli. recent Madness. In-(MUNI by pre -Easter admissions at pieta.has been unusually good. Appearance ofnew merchandise Herne on stands alsohelped to promote grog takes. Operatorsof pitch-tili-you-srin game* at OceanPark. Santa Monica, Venice. HemmersBeach. and Long Beach report an In-creasing demand for porcelain novehtenmach as Scotties. cowboy ash tra)a. andhearts -and -diamond boudoir lamps.

71e -workers arc finding a big demandfor the new cactus weave Ilea recentlyplaced on the market. They are anal -able in latest derfgna and colors Be-cause of the weave the ties give unusualservice. The colors are fast. Firmhandling ties In this when IncludeUnion Hammy to Neckwear Company.owned and operated by J. C. Rippe. Thefirm 012210S a complete LID° deaigned toetie -workers.

At the Acme Novelty Company. Man-aged by Ben Ooldrarb. shell rionrillesare Chaining much interest. Party farem,inciurnng balloons. shakers. and =DAare also getting n big play.

Along boardwalks gum -Mir -age andguess -your -weight operator. have addedguess -your -State or Rucat-your-home-tnara to Increase taken. Maga wed bythem include canes and feathered dolls,haus. and souvenir paper weights. Inconic instance* small 'Acta of dirt bear-ing a mailing tag and labeled "TheLatest Dirt Prom Hollywood- are claim-ing Interest among the visiting firemen.Since they can bo addressed and mailedwithout actdittonal wrapping. demand LaIncreasing as the number of Waistsgroins. Another popular Item Ls a smallcrate containing tartan pellet* represent -tag oranges and bearing the caption."Mita is the Crate of Oranges I Prom-ised You Prom California." A =allbox showing an orange tree laden withfruit, with snow-oovered mountains inthe background, is *Lao popular. It bear*the legend, "A Winter Souse In SouthernCalifornia."

View cards are seen In large numbersIn boardwalk novelty stoma. It Is an-ticipated that the current reason willbring a ANAWS Influx of tourists thanever before.

Claus inembandLee la being displayedIn greater ennuttitios by carnivals. Joy -Land Shows, managed by Hugh Bowen.with Um. Nellie Boren as seeretary-tren.surer. report. business well over whatIt was for trite period lout year. Theboa u adding new Spots to Ha regular

routing.Ball games are unusually popular Oda

year. and rake have roared. Atcordingto Harold conceasionalre. demend is increasing for Chinese cata, foxlunatic ship models. docks. and Weltsborate.

Expartaion of rural eiectrifleationproject* In the State has boosted thecalla for electrical appliances. In thisline electric clocks lead, followed bypercoietors. preening Irons. weft, Irons.lamps, and toaster'. The now light-weight Iron that steams as It press"Is Matter with bower:yea playingbingo. Broilers and grille are going

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Because Californians are great net-tbariuta *pending many week -ends atthe beach or in the mountains, portableradios are clicking at the game eon-oeesion *sweated by Eddie Hanle, Cock-tail acts are popular. and lamps, "'brinetrona. blankets. fitted bags. and 0:205%net also awarded at the bubbling ballgame.

Candy Is the big number with LeonWhitney at his shooting gallery. Royaland Ruby Freeman am gteing away largeQuanutles of Chinese oat'. Eopeyes. andCharlie McCarthy* at their balloon -dartgame. At the cat game*. estnes ere citek-mg solidly. Cal &afield.. Prank 011pla.and Jack Shelton. The 8111boardtae (Ike ash trays, pillows. blankets,and Chinese eats are the drawing Itemsat the Enfield bottle game.

Pitchmen still find flying bird. andtralioor.a their loaders. John Ramona isfeaturing Mexican hats. palmate. andparasols at his stand.

Since the defense Kamm W rightIn their backyard hereon the West Coaat.and because people are airminded.stated jewelry is going wont withChester Prustek. Jooretry worker. He Lasaw Instilling *taxi rut -0:3 names.Other numbers %dinging to .gtext revenueinclude rings, Social Security plates.Scotty dog pins, and crosses

0. D. Earle has the photo gallery sadIs doing a Ole humor*" lie has A lay-out art soldiers' plottiros to bay but spot.

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Small Radios in MerchandisingWhatever developments or changes

may take place In the manufacture ofradio We, there will ahraya be bigmarket for the small sm.. There to abig market In selling the small setsdirect to the indivIduel or the home.and /INTO IS a big market :Or the useor amen radio. In merchandlatng pro-grama. Statistic., for the lard two yearsallow that both markets arc growing at rapid pace.

There to no eonflict between the *ell.mg of small radio lots and the moreexpensive refs. even In retail stores. Thouse of mail sets will 'dears be an aidto selling more re,erehatullse, whetherit be chewing guns. expensive radio alto.or automobile*. There are several pointsabout email radio seta that make themof universal and permanent appeal. ItLs well to keep these factors In mindin any plan. for selling merehuadise.

Trade estimates, based on governmentreports; and other Scent.. ludteate thatmore than 29.000.000 homes hare radiosand It is also auggiseted that more than11.000.000 bonito have mote than oneact. It La Dot only possible to sell twoaPLS for practically every home. butthere should be no need to talk of satu-ration WILL 0 Art bas been sold forpractically every room.

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The ultimete ideal for the Americanhome or apartment la to hate muwtoe.vailable In every room. and the emailradio art will do more than any otherItem to make ouch an Ideal possible.The small set nu. Into the atmosphereo f the Individual room and its else con-forms with the feeling of eoxIneas thatis so evident In the modern prevalenceof amaller rooms.

Whatever upsets may occur In worldconditions. there is a pride in individualownership which the small set con bemade to satisfy. The expenaive radiomay appeal to !molly pride, but thesnail set makes it pewsible for eachmember of the family to have an In-dividual radio. The price range and theootll'enlence of the small eets make Itpomade for both young and old toreally awn an Individual radio. Thindeep desire to own a radio has beenevident In the rapid sales of the smallsets and this demand will continue forthe desire to own I. as deep as humannature Itself.

Consumers LearnAnother deep current that insures the

pernmneoce of the consumer demandfor onall seta le that many people harenoted bow rapidly now Loveutiona andImprovements are made in radio. Theyknow that radio engineer. are alwaysbuoy on new ideas and that the mooteconomical way to have the very IntentIn radio tete Le by the frequent purchaseof small oat.. The average Americanwants the very tercet In everything andthin desire to eapectally keen when Itcombs to radio seta. The moss marketlooks to the rapid sueceaslon of Unprovedsmell arts au typical of modern prevent.Whether they get them aa premiums. asoaritmt peters. AP note's' awards. it,merehandLse dealt or by outright pur-chow. the Iltelsern of the people growmore keenly Intereated In new and air -allsets all the time.

The Wolter radio brOaeleseta arc 0

pert of our dolly Using the strongerwill be the trend for coals panto° tohale bla program preference* alsoWhich moans that esch member W. thefamily need., an Individual radio to beerILL favorite program at the close hewants to hear It. Which Means, DOI. ALM.ply two acts for the average family, but

small act for each Individual in theborne In adclitton to the larger familynet.

The various inerelvandlaing plena thathose been tried with entail act+, shearclearly that the small radios have Auniveraal appeal. The price appeal La

expected, of course, to reach the greetmaw market. Eldt rieh and poor. highand low. educated and uneducated. allfind a etrong desire to own is entail In-dividual radio. The we of the smallseta se mares in stalos contelt* allowthat Women who make thmosande ofdollars a year will work hard to winA entall act. There La a place in everylife for a mall radio ant.

Building on AppealsMete appeal. me old stuff and yet It

M by keeping such basic Ideas In mindthat new fires and new entnualasu,con be kindled into new inerchandlaingprograms. The Mate or promotion man-ager who Is planning a now drive canbe mewed that almost any Yatt bemakes of small radio seta 10 his CAM,paign will get results.

World oonditions change fast newIdena and Inventions pile upon oathother and the people themselves get.Into the wrong. Small radio seta. quicklyimproved in design and silo adaptingall improvement* trs reception. fit Intothe picture of the modern world ohnometlakilg perform: and indimencableThe merchandiser who Iota thL spirittake DOOM upon him can put pulabyappeal Into all Ma campaigns. No mat-ter what changes take place. the amen.01 fits Into the program In some way.

The very fact that the trade bee re-cently begun to ages* of "personal"radio fAqa indicates the depth Of appealthat tan be put Into a smell hamtrcunent.and that these Knoll artidm can be'used to give personal approl to mireplans and driven.

Just as the small sets are adaptableIn con.lructton and design. ao are theyadaptable to practically all types ofpromotions arid enerchendloing needs.They have a poster which lances, Al) theway from attracting attention to adver-tising oc displays to provoking the pros-pectIve customer to act.

MetchandIsin ExamplesThere aro many example. now current

Which Illustrate the wide usage to whicha small *et con be put. The ingenuityof sale, advertising. and promotion menwill develop many veriattons and anglesfor the tatended use of ',eta from monthto month. They c-annct go wrong on

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May 3, 1941 MERICIIANTDISE The Billboard 63

Ns -4.11. It is a matter of keeping faithis the potent uses that can be madeer small rodeos and of keeping up aerrearn of variation* In the advertisingLeo promotion eatriptigna

The uwa of email radio eels in mod-ern rearchandiring Is typical oC the pro.remise *Milt that prevails In all mor-eumdfidng of specialties. In callingattention to the footers which Inspirefro manufacturers and sellers of smallradios IL la In reality describing the highcaliber of all prornotion.s of specialtiestoday. The featuring of the favorableMeow back of one article helps tostimulate new ideas In the Imo of manyof 4T rpecialtles.

Ono of the Important trench! to push-tAf sets at present is a move bythe manufacturem thernaelrat to sup -met distributors. by regular advertising.jouutbuting firms bare been active topeening radio sets for premiums. primaales leaders, and for many other uses.tau many of them have felt that manu-facturers do not show a strong enoughfaith In the merchandising value of thebets and the many, uses to which theyma be put.

Distribution, are often costspellog tospreiallse even In the promotion oftree:thy marchandlet. They may have

moth= themselves to the limit. ofa definite territory, or appeal to veryspe;:s1 type of customer. But to what-ever market the distributor may direct1.n appeal. his adverttstog and promo-te= is greatly strengthened tf the mono.fulteile glees general or institutional@wort to the radio net or other product.

Double PromotionIt may seem Idealistic to say that

reanufecturer and diatrlbutor should co-rporate to the extent of carrying ona double-barreled campaign. The dis-tributer will naturally be more selectiveIn this markets and In the type of boat.Dean be pont after.

The manufacturer can support theepeclallrld markets Of hta dtstelbutocaby going Into the sante market* withbroader said more general appeals. Theblue or InatttUtIonAl approaches of theganufraturer will not only Increase theWes of the particular distributor butIt earl also toast the general sellingpower of the manufacturer's products.lintb Use manufacturer and the distribu-tes driving toward the same Objectivewith small MVOS and other specialties.It It possible to double or treble Wmteethe with minimum outlay inpromoilem. In other word*, all moneyspent in pueblos the calm will buyMabee tante when both parties are push-nd the anent merchandise at the 'tametime.

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NEW MARKETS are secured u'btedhrobstors sell spesfeates aa a re-eve brand.

Althea there will be uncertainties andtales in many linos of industry. pres-tat conditions and the Increased :WMof money' will quicken the public in.West in small rune Seta. People wantradio recelvera now more than ever 10tri news. or else to get music or otherITne of program that will take themis fir away as possible from discourag-ing news. The appearance of new mate.rah and new Ideas lit design make It.Ponibto to Inortase the appeal of thewean ette and keep alive a constantImmeat In robot is new Lit the smallradio field.

The appearance Of the personal orohs:!!TnftetYrre Of radio sets shove elm.ly

thA useful ideas In therule hats not yet beat oxbauetod bySay mean*

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DISTRIBUTORS are good boofteraol frademarked merchandise.

boa tt la indicated that the sales of allseta has Increased by about 2800.030each year for some years. The highpercentage of small arts to this annualincrease In Itself guarantees a futuremarket. Judging front all the currenttreed*, small radio sets Isar* every pros -peat of leading the inerehandialng paradefor wrens! yeara Perhaps it la betterto say that amen radio receirent, dueto the universal appeal, will rank amongthe beat specialties for putting punchInto advertising, sake centers's, merchan.Moans drives. prize contests and specialtypropellant of all kinds. Kern merchon-Mien cart put their trent In the smalltete for a multitude of uses.

Bingo BusinessPromotion Needed

NEW YOPX. April X.-Stronger titer-ehandiso valuta. a new promotional ep..proorh, and better planned parties areneeded to make 1941 an outstandingyear. according to representative bingooperators. It is well known that manyoperstces do not glee the time andthought to working out novel methodsfor atImulattng public Interest In games.Only a handful of the really big oper-ators glee bingo pre...mottos the attentionIC requires.

The little fellow, If he Is to 'tutored.must follow the lead of the big oper-ators and work out methods to fit thesaturation In his own locality. Indiffer-ence and lack of concentration on pro-motional effort means continuous dropIn attendance and loss In profits.

The Billboard will endeavor to reportfrom time to time on new wrinkles thathave proved business builders for bingooperators. For example, while It La ad-mitted that last year's bit:dorm wasrattsfactory, It might have been muchbetter hail merchandUo been varied sodheel Intermit In better merchandise betaforeseen. Flagging Intersat In 5/2010 Sec -Ilona decreased attendance thru M-ahan,' of operator* to cork out newtwists to the game.

There Is unantotny of opinion amongoperators as to what should be done Inmaking a bingo event a anomie. Aboveall, the players must be mauled worth-while prises and have a reason foe want-ing to come back to the game. Variation*on the usual methods of play wilt actMoe shot In We arm In rekLndlIng wan-ting interest,

&erne players will not return If choir..of prizes is limited or tt the merchandiseIA °refinery run-ot.the-mill. Yore co..operation on the part of operators Inproviding outstanding Items would beappreciated by the player.. So wouldearly alert Of program and prompt at-tention to any complaints.

Bingo is sell eatobllshrd en a formof public entertainment. It has gainedin plus in the American way of living,end, If It Is to continue to grow. newIdeas must be Injected Into operatingmethods. Following * dull routine. ceoffering only a alight rehash of usualprocedure, will only reatt to the Ultbnitto:tat at operators.

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64 The BIllbearrl MERCHANDISE May 3, 1941

Popular 'ternsWrite to The Billboard, Buyers' Service department. 25 Opera Place,

Cincinnati, 0., for addresses of companies in this departmentsupplying the items which in you.

Movie CameraTendert, CAttriptally is offering orators

and premium users the nationally &diet -used Unisex Thlo View Model emm.wawa earners, said to be the only prod -&ion -built movie camera in Its prim field.It Is equipped with 5A lets.. optical viewfinder, and other features usually foundonly in higher.prteed mercbandise. Cam-era is guaranteed by the manufacturerand also carries n film insurance'Meters Company reports It is beingcdfered for a limited time.

Window CatchA new Item that should be of interest

to agents. hove -to -hose worker., anddernorstrators la a satiety window catch

which emit -tunes the useof Anoka. Mc..In holdingwindows up.Churches,seboole, canna.tourist ratans,

hotels. bospitah, and hornos are prospec-tive curaorners for the Item. Sturdilybuilt It I. stamped from high-grade stooland is nickel -plated on heavily that Itresembles chromium plating. Springsare triple woond and guaranteed for Me.Rubber tips are specially molded. Prod-uct of Gueranteed Products Company.

Magic PocketbookThe magic pocketbook Is e novel Item

recently tntroduced by the Davol Manulecturing Company. It 1a a billfold with MU. nu..tory angle. The track idea tobased on the old Jacob'. ladder principle.BUY are Inserted on one loaf of thefolder and doted. When reopened theMoney transfer. to the other side. Asidefrom the novelty angle, the ballot(' La

practical and well nude. They (erne inan atemtmeiat of colon and arc availablefor men and women.

SouvenirsWits Sales Company announcer spe-

cial folder listing over 200 items of.tired to thou working military andmost station'. Items are mostly ofIts touvenir typo that servicemen cansend home to their families and Mende.legder will be furnished to anyone in-terested in this type of merchandise.

Greeting Cards°Wettest from the orennerr run of

Rooting garde le the new line belied bythe Marcy Manufacturing Company. ItIs amid to be colorful, original. and onoof the funnleat collections produced.

Foam ControllerA new valve ball foam control device

oesums a uniform collar on every el.'sof draft beer. reports the Gordonhranufacturing Company. Uniformity laachieved Um a rust -proof double -wirecomb hall contendere clay Marble

which act. an n salon ball in breelso,gup gas bubbles. The denier control,the flow 0$ the beer and reitsees *Crep-t:4 to a minimum_ A greater numberof eases, of beer per barrel Ls producedwith the device. It is claimed. Nomi-nally priced, the Item M a pressen seller,appealing to bar ownere.

Drum Lampinto the trend toward patriotic

Items is the new line of `drum- Items.Outstanding Is the drum lamp. It la10 inches high and is fintobed tit polishedbrass with red plastic. or panelled ehro.:Intim with white plastic. It uses 40 or60.watt bulb. and has a variety of uses.Merchandise suers Are reporting big de.mend for it. Other item. lit the droolline include a bank, cigarette ranee. andash tray. Products of Chase /kola &Copper Company.

New LenaA new absorptive lens which reduces

glare In ;leases and meets specificationsof the U. S. Army Air Corp* for ultra-violet and Infra -red absorption was re-cently announced. It provides Increasedprotection and eye comfort. Lenses aremade without power and art intendedfor sun -glass use exclunvely. They aremedIttm-prical and do not distort colorValues. Pillared art, of good quality.Product of American Optical Company.

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Pop Baker, game manufaeluifer. re-ports the new de luxe Beier BingoBlower one of the most popular Itemshe has ever had In his catalog, with aflood of order. coming In from readerstat romorue to recent advertising In Thelialboaed.

Oak Rubber Company's latest ballooncatalog II one of the most attractive'Monaca era publithed by the firm.It Is printed In colons on glossy stockand Illustrates wide variety of Items.Among articles pictured are patrioticAnd ornamental balloon.. Supermanline, numetouc Walt Disney charactersIn ordinary balloon and tone -up types.a bomber. &lathed and scenic printsmade by the Ity-Oto proceia, Pudgy Pig.novelty airship amortainent, noveltyheads, gold and sliver balloons. circusprints: streetmenS, de luxe, and partyamortments: sports baltoons, decorativeprints. display box outflta, children ofmany lands In toes -Up form, pennyline, holiday and lodge palette, 'squeak.era line for gar Inflation: grant, pack-aged, and advertising balloons: inflatedtoys. and repiramesne dolls.

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SUMMER CANDY VALUES -FROMSf*ck irrieelsr nail Goo,

aurae Your Weight and Age.' Shooting Gallerie,.Nast/.. tided. Colloolow Wrawel toatorm NIA two hod i Dnq le.

CASEY CONCESSION COMPANY t 1J2 S.se"V"". a*".".C as" ota. Immo.

EVERYTHING =Meson GeA.A.,..s. Froo,...on a ono..Sc.., 00,-s1an 010 F110111141.DN. IS... 00GOLE11. lees.,.Plyinsio. 011101 11004,, 1154InelOos1.011,0. IA ITAL FLAGLap t. SLITTOPII. 100 re, 081.Frt. OGG." WAIT'CHAMPION SPECIALTY CO..

KNIFE & PEN DEALSNudist. Patriotic. 1611.4411. 110118j,racemes's, IT to Debi NM% Is 40394 C444. Deal $1.10FLASNLIONT.11111CIL OZAL-12 WiltsPyxis Curl --Tarr, 114-1/c, 008 00.

4.411 110,. a-5 rouse.

814-F Central St., Kansas City, Mo.

i,..itors to N. Y. Spend$20,000,000 Yearly.

NEW YORK. April 311, --In additionto the minima of resident. here, Itshould be noted that tourist...Miteronce an addltiocad source of reve-nue to concessionaires and noveltyand aourenir workers. A survey bythe New York Convention and %Oat -tors' Bureau showed that approxi-mately 500.000 VIA11021 arrive In NewYork annually.

Them slattern, /too:tiding to O. N.Nichols. the bureau'. executive di-rector, include only these who obitthe city for pleasure. Nichols' figuresrowel that average event/mg of A per-son Is $5.9. of which 10 per cent Is forentertainment, 21 per oent for pur-crimes, and 47 per cent for living.

This class of visitor come. Ingroups of an average two and one-half and passes three days in the city.They bring *20.000.000 worth of bual-neas to the city each year

Demand Grows forHousewares Items

NEW YORK, April 20.-Housewares ereprxluctire staple items Ow bingo oper-ators. bouts -to -house canvasser,, andOther merchandise users. Demand forproducts is not seasonal and tbe

utility of tOUteWAttil appeals tohousewives. Products now on the marketInclude beauty and tuefulnea. com-bination DO woman can resist.

In addition to the old familiar stand.bra. such as toasters, elects...se clocks,waffle Irons. And ptesaing Irons, the do-nund for practical gadgets for the homeis coostant Po: example. slam kniveshare met with favor. One firm putsout rubber clothesline for people who:Ire In mall quarters. The line stretchesto 8 feet and Will support 15 pound*.Belling angle is that even the detritlestM fabrics Will not be damaged whenhung up to dry.

Statistical figures covering houatoveresales foc March shone an Increase of 22per cent over the Oorromonding monthlast year. Oates It.,. been helped alongby Improvement in enamelware. castIron, and earthenware geode. The de-fense program unity limit production ofaluminum products. but demonstratorswill find a wide variety of housewaresstill *reliable.

Several new electrical appliances havemet with salistactory demand. One. enelectric broiler that alto touts and fries,works on AC or DC current. A combina-tion skillet and griddle, described as fuoddle, la useful in frying a variety offoods. Made of beery gouge elect.chrome finished, Its flat design facili-tates cleaning.

Demonstrator, have reported consist-ent succesa with garnishing lets. safetygratee, rotary mincers, and spiral sitcomEmphuis lb on usefulness. A combina-tion vegetable peeler. shredder. and 'Peerfavored by pttehmen has natural griphandle. The item works faster, Is mutterto bold. while swiveling blade Ls

adapted to all types of leviable sur-faces.

Hot Irons may be kept out of reach ofInquisitive children by a cadmium -platedwell device for hanging the Iron untilIt SA needed. 110111801.1041 are Mao Inter-ested In cutlery. ksPfe and fork sots.sandwich troy.. and kitchen utensils. Agood demonstrator Item is a butcherknife and Cleaver ant. The knife has an.eight.inch blade and the cleaver lahousehold sire.

Merchandise tircro featuring learns forthe home can't make a mistake. for theneed for housewares* Is ever present. Tra,government housing program la expectedto materially inereme the demand. par -Ocularly In otetkoas where new protectsare under way. The modern housewife,moving into a new home. Is certain todiscard old equipment In favor of newerand time -saving devices.

Quiz SalesboardsHeld Legal in Ohio

COLUMBUS. O. April 20.- A salts-bord afloat' as "Que.lfan-Sr," basedon the question and answer game. washell legal by Judge Joseph M. ClIffordIn Common Picas Court hero April 19

Tires decision overruled that of theMunicipal Court. which held the deviceHiegel. According to the brief. flied Inthe casco the board contains !immix:

BINGOOr

IONNCAIY

A TOTAL of 282 bingo parties wereheld In Cincinnati In March. with anattendance of 240,011 persons and gmxareceipts of 4205O00. '11w attendance fig-ures are not as large an In January erlast October. However, It is sold thatmore partite were held during Marchthan during any month since councilMY required spociaors to report onparties.

THE JANUARY term of the grand juryof Union County. New Jersey. recent.mended that gambling lase of New Jer-sey be changed to permit °Iegitirneracharitable, etvic and relfgloua organiza-tions to conduct bingo and card parties"now prohibited_ A resolution west serato Governor Charles Saloon, the MatoLegislature. and Arnie Clarence E. Cartaof the Slate th1108100 Court. Tameableaction Is expected soon.

THE LAW In Natchez. Ulm. denialmind operators running genies now. al.tho they frowned on bingo cornea severe)months ago. Newest bingo location Is In31 Wart Street tearoom leolnera I.good now, for soldiers from near -by can-ton:Immo are bingo facto. The troop.smile in convoys every week -end In a'pending mood tend bingo operators getmore than their share of the money.

A local night club le still Operatingbinge gams. Wednesday and Sundaynights.. Crowds average from 200 to St.)nightly. with diversified merchaneltomires offered. Game Is operated by JackKaiser and Johnny Sangultintti foe own-ers Blu and Prank Eldt

PARTICULARLY important for bingeoperators In *mall towns and rural areaIs the fact that soltst, of general instreport lwued by the COMITYPT011 Depart-ment, March sales topped the seam 1940month by 9 per cent. Indleations secthat this summer will see new recceo.made.

Wise operators can captraltrai on in.creased demand for general merchandioby orrarthe better Sterna West Chartoperators noticed Ow demand for ells'Items and were quick to feature blanket,portable restos. fitted bags. and high -/Taft electric resectaltles. Results, a.reported In a story elsewhere em thispage. were exraptional and Interest sr,stimulated. Anticipating and tomtit,:public demand I. a prime 'mental forthe alert operator.

BINGO TAKVII its place for the nettime among the nightly divrastona of-fered euesta at the classy beachfrocthotels In Atlantic City. With the moonstarted Beater Sunday. bottle are belly-ing that nightly bingo parties wiU bestaged for the curets.

ANNUAL CARD parties in RenetInePa.. run by earlouss chic, charitable. Nedfratentel organizations. will Incorporatebingo In their programs. The new. wasballed by local bingo operators for LTAcity has been noted for the large numberof card parties held annually at this timeof the year. Some of the biggest *mod,rations &hedonist bingo parting Inclartethe Ladies' Auxiliary of the learyetorirSited and the Amity Townshipground Association. In addition to theprivate parties, there are almost 60 mi-lder bingo parities In operation 10 Mileastern earner of the State.

IDENTICAL RILLS to legalise beerare pending In both houses elf theMichigan Legislature. The measuresprovide specifically that any raffles shallnot be construed as gamblieg or In no -!Jason of State laws If sponsored tifchurch. Terraria' or fraternal gtoutafor their own benefit.

of moiled queationa. The participant -

kora any µoration and If he swornaithin a ispecifted ante le entitled intOCIY1Y0 an award.

Judge railed out another boned. boo"ever, which contained "the chance f.larger awards.-

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by BILL BAKER(Cincinnati Offico)

PRANK If. DANIELS .

pipes from Honorer. WI...: "A year ago Iwas taken Ill end I *pent moat of lootMIASMA' IA Denerel IlOopttal. Idarnkna,Wu., where I undensent three trap:operations. I returned home loot fail andhave been trying /CI rt. In shape to re-turn to the road. Thorn tare itearaltroupers at the Madtton hcopttal and wealways shared The Billboard."

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PITCHMIN are Ike elyedInithe.wal 406rade. Tbey continually look to 1k lamas

DOC G. H. PATTFM..80:1tells from Johr.son City, Tenn., that he-slit open a platform sins aeon with DoeW. V. Rowe. toe rays Madness bat beengood In the Indoor spots they haveworked together recently.

JACK SCHAREING .

lipa from Ando:am:42nd. that the Court-house lawn there Is closed 10 plichmen.SIMI are placed on the C111.011500111 at eachcorner of the lawn, reading. "Ho pitch -men or ,vendero alknetd," Jack pity. holearned that the town la closed agony,of pitchmen fighting among themselves.

ARt YOU boys and gads en your Nest ThefewMoor season's undue way, you knew.

PEED W. HUDSPETH ...writes from Cleveland In behalf of FA -die Murray. who was recently oenteritedto three years In a federal penitentiaryon'. charge of using the mods to de-fraud. Hudspeth soya Murray haschance for a parole In eight monthsif 6300 la relied, and ho oars Mr. Levy.of the La Rent Company. will put uphalf of that amount. Those who havecontributed are -Red" afcCool. FredShaffer. Harry 1147F.ALOI11. Ray Kummer."Speedy" Row. Earl David. Jack David,Al Kleiman, Doc P. P. White. DoeForrester. Jack Andrews. Mtn Sullivan.Phil Krart, Dill Cordon, and FredHurirptth.

1ST'S RAVI MORI lista of tate wawolkIng Wain ovate fat masts.

JACK ROBERTS ...orrlercl In Milan. Tenn.. April 211 for Sweek. leathaillo. Tenn_ Is open on youro. in.. he asp. Ile :wend, met StanleyNoldrett there. who ho says was doingwell with a new rum blade layout.Naldrett told POOCH* that he we defi-nitely tbru with alma and intended towork only virgin vets. Roberts ,l.o sawAl Tracey, Jamming hones. and Joe Clarkwith corn medicine. Both seemed to be

In the mosey. Roberta la looking for-ward toe big teason with hla paper deal.

Vita IF the beealis'aft tough a stall willgo each farther than a frown

STANLEYNed.ourrrWaste front Burtunghon. Al,.: "Whopopped In on me here but Walter Brit-ten 04 peeler tame. Ha la now a prisonguard with the Alabama Stat. Prison."

EDOIL READ ...pencil. Dorn Chicago that lea IA trorktngIrk sticks and doing ekes. Pitelnicon Ltwell represented In the Windy City andmost of the bop seem to be doing rattlywell, he sap,. Reed Is leaving soon forbop thou the Western country. Be lalorry to learn that &Idle Pine ta In aItamital In Tennessee_

TED TRAVISKolbes from BUraingliarn. Ala.: "Com-mit out of Texaa I oast Mr. and Um.Ralph Pierce, Mr. and Ws. Clarr000Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. Mosel K Nipkrk,

17and ton, Jimmie. to Blrmingbam t ,1Bill Button working radio gaps. also 11111Bonard. Stanley Naldectt Ls getting thetong green in Clreen'e acre there. InJockeon. Tenn. recently I met W. A. DooMilker and Willard own:). the latter ofoil and med fame. Orlin= te an twoworker. He and hi* wife work nicelytogether. He has no noel way Of work -Mg. Ile Just walks, and as long as hecan drive a '41. Cadillac and CovertsWispas troller be to not doing bad. HeIA on example of ROM work will do. 2met George Earle In St. Louie recently.Would Eke to see pipes from P11111 andRthe1 Miller. Preddle Krause, Al (P0P)Adams, Don Frdlgon, Doris Randall,Jack Bletcb. and Jimmie ifteigtrkka,"

Pitchdom Fire Yeera Ago

Chic Denton was still taking the bathsIt Mineral Wells Tel. He saw on thelot there et a Monday trade day DecKing. Red NON7A1.11. and Mule. 0311,0.

D. J. (Ikule111 Verge. and wl/e wereIn cutonnatt. working chops. They via.ited The DUlboard while there.... Eddiethcbolson had been working paper Inthe real fields of Kentucky and WeftVugLnin for six weeks. Ile lottedplenty of folks On Saturdays to Trellises,con. W. Vs. 'tarry woodruff was InDen Monies. Is., tolling pens and washeading west.... Ole Monk was In HalWad, Kan. . . 171 COS heft been It

Events for Two WeeksAeon M -Mal

OALI7.-Lodl. Legion Flexile 3-4Oakland. Cavern Shoes ao-at.y

1.1.4.--Chltop0, Orator doompla Circa, Aran1I -May 4,

Cacao. Natnnal Pf MOM ICapo. Apedfa -May 2.

DID.--Pott Wayne. Dog Show. 4.KAN.-Pialk OpaIng A.121100. 3E4104 3.MD -PalIFINEo. Dog 3Com 17.7.1188. -Como. Northsen 3110. Livestock

Kam Show, April M.say 1.Pleats. week of April 11

. ...1011n_ Da show. 2.tit. Janis Aped* Blossom Fantail.teterniddeld. Dog Show, 30.14.--Ooneord. Dog Show. 4.Mustangs Dos Show. 3.

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Son Jae. Dog Show, 10.11.CONN.-New Haven le of C. Circus 040.014.-Aelanlat. Ho.* Shoo 0.11.to.,-Ftila Yana TIme, sal&XAN.-Wichita. Dog Mow. tatMSCH -mato= ]tutor. blossom naive.

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leetanIale. Pneourra Strait Pair, Sole.Jenestelani. Phessata Juana. 0.10.

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Wanes Det Shaw. 10-1t.CAN. -Montreal, Que. &aloe Cams. 1.10.

Winnipeg. Man. fihrtne Chasm, 0.10.

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MAJZI710 NOV. 00. 307 SLR ...eta Yea, Il.Y.

Fiennan Keefer Rulpltel. Detroit. with,tubmeutans for NOVIVILI weeks . . 13. O.Carty sea Boding Malta. Mont_ ter-ritory good for sheet writers. . DOOToe Warthe wan working In and aroundTremont, Pa. . . Doc P. C. Kroh hadbeen producing amateur show. for thePWA to Scranton. Ps. Conditions Werewere poor and pitcher:en were not gettbig the Belt. except George IlugMoi.who 000.1 pitching salvo And arrivingChain to fare buorreoa. Doe Starr roeIn Scranton. Pa. looking for a partner.

George J. ((teery) Mitchell and 001

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66 Thr Billboard 1NDISF.-PIPES.GENER 111. 01 TI110011 .1hry 3. 1941

LISTEN!DO YOU REALLY WANT TO MAKE MONEY!

HERE'S A REAL OPPORTUNITY -CASH IN ON BIG PROFITS!

PLASTICKNIFEKNIFE &

JUICER!!FOR THE FIRST TIME INHISTORY, WE OFFER THISCOMBINATION OF TWOTERRIFIC SELLERS ! ! !

1 GROSS OF DuPONT PLASTIC KNIVES ' Tho cricPer C1 GROSS OF DuPONT PLASTIC JUICERS re' 24

restGET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR!!!

CONTACT

PLASTIC CREATIONSATLANTICJ.(Scotty) Soott wore holding donn a .potIn Gary. Ind.... Bill Weatfall had pestgalena:I two week,. In a Bu.ffalo cholaMore and was healed for Now England.addle Oillespie *so working with biro.Ttiey caught Jack Lang and Johnny&hemming working peelers to a DUITAIO11$01*. . . . Rictcwi had flat made a 30 -Mile Jump to Cunantliap, Os.. fromWoodstock. 0... for a three-day Maytinder auplco, of the Odd PC11071 If.Was Malted by Mr. and Mr.. Chet Mortisand son. . . . J. D. Ilineaong had come

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WORLO'S LOWEST PIKED WMOUSAWIS

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Thane all.

IF YOU ARE a pitchman you Aare bleedswtoo approcIato read:.[ .tool you. TAN col-orron Is ,ltd to receive year and wheltotyou oo a long or little that In tn. protettlonleoite wtItenla to awn thew In.

WFST'S BEATS PAR(Continued IrOUI page 31)

piano, !Buckle Doolittle; Kiddie Ridesancl 1UX-Up, H. O. Caudle_

ShrewsHa of Oddltien. DX Rodah. manager

end front tether: Oases White. RubberthrL Chief Littlewater: Leo Palmer, elec-tric chair: Wilber Pluinheff. human pin-ciabion: Madame Maxine, mentallet: DelRio Family. impalement and Australianwhip -cracking; Duke Tablo.Dennia Oalbralth, tickets. Priebe -A andTemptation. Ace Martin, manager. MaryWhite. 8pnnUh Centric.. Ace Mania,manager: Mary Munn. Lou).. Doolittle.and Opal Lindeny. JungleIand, BleekleKnox. and Athletic Arena. Prank Schel*.

Concessions: Tony Anthony. bucket.gran*: J. B. iStublefteld. duckpend: ChiefDeeko. ,winger: Londe Karr. slum epindie: Dec Grants. rolldonn: Paul Keens.Fred Hokomb. bingo: J. W. Stlios, 1141 -pond: Eddie Stone, nail More: photo gal-lery. Mrs. Joe Kipvtlnger. front: RubyScheel*, darkroom. Pooge Fry. diggers:Cape Bill ntoorthead, long-range lendgallery: M, J. Clevenger. Richard Burnett,popcorn; Mrs. Clevenger. Mrs. J. W.Slams, penny pitch: Nicholas' Harrigan.palmistry stand: conkhoine. L. D. then -die, owner and middle: DWILI311. waiterMrs. thandle. cashier.

BUCK'S TRENTON BOW(Continued from pave lir)

Intends:me Jack Wells. ell etrtclen: JoeElden. teen/Tonsils:0. and Walter lends°.&Met.

ShowsVenetia. of 1041. Clernenthw Coffey.

manager. IOU Barber. Jerry O'Day. DoesPaine. Porky /none. Percy Asher. andAnn Pearsall: Carl Barbee. Fred De -Carlton, and MOWN Bandy. mutlefuno.,Liao of Bali, Mrs. Coffey, nsanager. coat,

Prince... Lunn,. liumly Wainon. AnnLinden. Eleanor Canalho: David Watson.nahnny Kenn and Jorph Cerselho, mu-:elatin throne Linden and Curley`tartar. ticket ,ally,

Ike and Mike, Mr. and Min. It. Minnanuts, operators; Leo Inthrtir.a. sesistant.nide Si),..,. 8tato Penal. manager: Win -°me Munk. fat girl: Saito, ircus.tongue

inen: M. E. Dutton, throe -legged metePrince Dennis, and Lady Mbel: Profeasornn-estra, Litton; Markle Logsdon. inagle:lady Jannett, sword box: Oeorge te-(Ware. ventriloqulet; Ray - Itaynette.Clint.; Frank Pelona. talker: CharlesMcDonald. inside talker; Pop Kelly andJelin White. Ucket.a. Onaintern Ciretn.Joe Dangler, ninnarer: Mr. end Mrs.(kerne ItitcbLion, Mr. and Mrs. FloydDrIong. Bunter Allen, and Chants,Krasner. runiatanta.

AidesOctopus, Oscar Ralph and Otorge

Manny: Chairoplane. Charles (Tex)nomerneld. foremen: Bob Coburn; VernaWheel, Jack Rumen, foremen; Jame..Sabin and Red Lynch.

Cookhouse, Lloyd Coffey. owner -manager: I. C, C0131131). chef: JImmieReward. headwaiter; George Fulton.night man: Abbie Joner, griddle. andPrenehle. enabler. Penny Arcade. Al Lordand E C. Evans; Mingo, Jame, Ashner.DonatA Anthony. Anthony ?also. endOnuffille Thick. manager. Jame. Erma'poem: Harry and Raymond Sthwertz,endued machine- E. C. Evers and AlLord, Penny Arendt; John Minnick.inggera: It. Johnson. cigarette shootingcutlery: C. E Evans. ball (CAM.: Bob Buf-fington, net game; Joe BuffIngtoth pingame; Mrs. Al Lord and Louise Ande r-sen. penny pitch, arid Dud BuillIngten,pea pool.

MARKS GAINS 35%(Continued from page 31)

ndjunter. Joseph Wharton. recrotary;Thomas J. Nelson. auditor; Welter D.Noiland, publicity director: Dave Rosen-berg.. adrerUeing agent: Jima. Zabriwkic,tranuportation aupertistendent: Joe Son-tag. eleetrIcian: T A. (Retry echulz, mall -man, min gate. sod The Billboard salesagent: Didle Riiirger, manager cons-ult...sari department; Al Palmer, train -muter, and Cheater Reancehler, soundttelankian.

ShowsIt. Conga Oirlesque hectic. Matatile

Kidder, owner: Ray Valley. manager andtalker: La Rae Valley. RAMC!. )10.0.1ts.forth Ralnk. Margaret Dewitt. Itom Berl.Dorothy 17017, and Oypey Lee. dancer.:Lorry Kelley, emote Melvin Griffith,bind lender: LOW111 Long, nuperintentlentend ticketen Henry Wray. bone canes,man. and Harry Roberta. electrtelan.Speedy MerrIll'a Wall of Death Motor-drome. Speedy Merrill. owner-manneer:Speedy end Hanel Merrill and Ralph Jue-nice, featured ridere: Carl Deets. talker:Bob Schwartz. ticket's. and Wude Drown,starter.

Congrem of Freak Oddltlee. L. W.(Duke) Jeannette. mmer.rnenager: Mrs.L. W. Jeunnette. secretary: Duke Jean-nette. Ted Kellar. and Jamie Watson.front: Marton Jeanette, flexible Lady;Motor 0. SetardarnDre-atter; lames(Tex) Duncan. human plactunton:ClamBolin, electrical wizard; Tony and An-gelo. joined together Minn: MargaretClark, doubted -bodied woman; JosephBrown. Iron tongue act; Captain Le Roy.tattooed man: Seale, seal boy, andBobby, dog -faced girl: Ralph Davie.mIdget entertainer: Late Comer, girlwith three emu; annex- MenZle FirmOtia Berber. as More: Don Wilkins, Ice -tune; Billy Duncan. mum

Club CM:con:ate Minstrel Revue, E C.(Doe) Andenon. owner -manager: EvelynRedding Andemon producer and feature;orchestra, Dan Jnhaton, Cbarlea A. Burt.and James A. Thomas.. trumpeter Anew,Harley end Doe Anderson. trombone.:Jack Ptlittr. plaribt and mxophories;Jack Canada. drums: Walter Berry and'arena Hall, cornedlazin; Ruby Caning.ton, Mildred Walkine, Josephine Arring-ton. Viola Hartley. Mary HAIL EvelynAdorns. and Catlin U. Harris. 010rUICWink (Foote) Collins. bow canine:tun:PAL O'Connor. talker. Mita Amertca,George Brown, owner-rnaanger: 11111 King.talker: Georgia Brown. Muriel Neilson.Ann Huff, Roberta Payden. and PatriciaHarmon nennkey Speedway. Rube Nixon.owner -manager: Mrs. Rube Nixon, 'secre-tary. Penny Arcade. 0. Jack Studer.owner -manager,

AidesMoon Rocket, E L. Jenkins,. ma:inter.

Fred (Tex .l Leatherman. foreman:Jimmy Phillips and Sam R. Long, an-aistanUe Curly Wilson, clutch: 'Tassels

Blauvelt. tickene, Merry - tun Round,James Anderson. foreman: William John-son. platform: Slim Lyman. clutch: Lit -Ilan Romoahler, Uckeus. Whip. RoyHarding, fortensus; Walter Malatirekclutch. and Jessie Harenbanter. AutoSpeedway. 0. I.. (Dutch) Leoel,. fore-men; C. B.O./vb. and Virgil Len-therman.AiiiIITA111.4: Margie Cramer tickets,

ConeeMientMr. and Mrs_ ',rank Downing. bin

genie: H. In Helfer. long-range thootiringallery: Perrotias Brothene, balloon gam,ball game. and dick pond: John Hai.Jr., diggers: Max Metre, 2: Jack Mit& I

Prosten custard. Walter U., Fide linand Harold Holliday. Bryant 8dunonn°once/Mona. Pea pool. Harold thorn. JX Owenby; pan game. Mr. and Mrs. ItHooper: ball game. A. De Pottle: oatgame, Raymond Goode and Jack De-laney: nail stand.,. Currey Stanley. JohnAradrounkl. T. M. Wilson, Whitey Dam.and John Moron: milk bottle game. Mr.Seamen, Dirs. Shipman. end RussellStith.

Chet Dunn's concessions. plteh-till.you.win. Mrs. C. A. Brien, manager:Wilbur Beveredge. Ball game. Mrs C. A.Dunn, owner; Jim lendfair. °tonne P.Welch. candy apples, popcorn, and notatand. E. L. Jeukitia concessions. pennypatch, Henn Zabriskie; penny pitch. RosaLeetheernan: penny pitch. 1Larrey TairlIn;penny pitch. Mrs. Joe Zeno. Rat germs.E M. Ylethecooek. Austin J. Oates. Berne,Able. Eddie Kempinekl. end EdwardWhitehill, and Leona Able, penny pitch.Mrs. Carrie Raftery. hoop-ta. Bingo, H.W. Jones, menet: Ralph Flanagan. mootHEM: C. C. Eckert, caller: Stephen ERAJack Burke, Eleanor Eckert. and Pete O.Oonnor.

Midway Cnfeterta, Eddie Ifollbeger,manager; Jaime Jester. chef: Joe Oen-den, ananstant: Myrtle Kuhlitst. enabler.Addle Rummage, griddle: welters. CarlDavis. Robert Hoagland. Eddie Spawn.Pernik Stroud. and Sam Edwards: JohnHorde and Ben Rolling. dinhmsthers, andJohn Ibrd. yardman, Orabetand. Chuck

manager: John Lee. helper.

BALLYHOO BROS.(Continued from pine If)

the show explained that because of thewar, net. were being used to catchbombs. which made nets umemonatalyhigh.

As they went along on their check -tag tone the bower were surprised tolearn that everyone on the thole mademoney except the office. yet eerryonewound up broke except the office. 7bOur efficiency expert this didn't makenews. but lie agreed with the *howtreasurer that there 11116 nothing wrongwith the Mimi se long an tt nil mereback to the wagon.

Tho Side Show was next In line. Theglant nierstrured 3 feet lens than billed.and his salary wee reduced et the rainof $2 per font. weighedfat boy, whoseletter stated lie ig MS pounds at salary of $24 per week, WAR weigbedand found to be 300 pounds short ofcontract price. They figured his salhttat the rite of S4 per 100 on the '1. 'and cut hIm $0 per cent. with thestanding that he would be en .

weekly and paid toe tiny linerrnerheft. We are sure that the circuanstyl.cookhouse will protect the office.

The ratilsrete were the only ones stb,gave the office more than contracted fa-ille one who had come on an 2 fees n

elbowed 4, and the 3 -feet martgetetired 7. Thin was settled by the nilagreeing to tear down the ride.chocking all those leaks the beau -got to check the cost of °min..fairs the show didn't got.

MAJOR PRIVILICOE

Mitts. Livestock CircuitOkeh for Buckeye State

LAUREL. Mine. April 2d. -Joe flatten --Buckeye State Shows opened area'.stand here Monday after ending thentrek of this nfuetsaippi circuit of In:.Monk shows to rusUnfactory bintaltho rain and cold at most of thrsent Iowa results below but noun. i.o'er the same route. Local engteenienIs under alasplcos of the Veteran of PorMgr. Ware Poet. A number of change'here been !tunic Its conewelon and aimline-up thine opening. arid the manage-ment la framing Its own cookbotnr.will be In charge of Arthur Walker.

A new top hat been ordered for Itnew 0111 Reeve, and a new truck Vi'be added. Owner Clatter made severe!bualnene trips during We local elandMr. Ruth Alexander 'pent the weerwith her father and brother. Cut. coonoroloneiren. Bert Donaldson andTaylor also Malted.

hay 3, 1941

San Fernando StandGives Golden StateFair Inaugural Biz

SAN FERNANDO, Calif. Ayrll 28. --°olden Wan: Shown No. 2 unit of A N.(lofts Enterprises, closed the openingfear -day atamd of the wagon here ten,someday to fair business. Cool arewindy nlente Matted attendance on theA delft. 6 ehows. and 18 COILfeeolona.Spitfire Made its debut here to scatIA-factory result& Enema aro tieing plentyof lights and moon. Roster includes0. N. Crafts. Owner: Ben Debbert, man.ere:: Roger Warren. emreiary-treasurer:goy Shepard. tot ettperintendent: OnargeKelly. etectilcian. and William Webster,electrician.

Renee: Merry -Go -Round, J. It. Pawnee.foreman: Art Thomas, second Man:Sidle BIM:, ticket.. Perth Wheel, DeweyMale, foremen; Curly Van Dyke. Tn....Whirl, Bud Willard. foremen: JImmiepuns. second man: Mrs. Clipperty. Ode -cm Auto Scooter, Gerald Osier. fore-man: H. Moose, J. Parker. and Jeancontemn. Octopus, Archie Horton.ervnuut: Renneinane. Hamer !realm%tccfmalfil Riddle Milan Olean Hunter.foreman. and Spitfire. Andy Lahn.

8honn: Hollywood Circus Side Show,Ted Metz. owner -manager; Mn. Oracogee. anneary: William Lawmen flint(poling &MI tlekels, Otea-go Smith -re,wend opening and tickets and Tile6.IlNlord oaks agent: Billy Pilgrim.galleat and Imams wonder. Roberta

bon000mul wonder. Jolly Ise Hor-ny. fat girt: Tiny Kessler. fat boy;Deem leant., magnetic girl; Ham=Lunn- magi and emote; Rote Lee,Wra-legged girl; Sohlitre. pin head:Anne Vannes,. dancing intellect, andD:rdie Burtme. mime. Hollywood An -do, Clark Valley. mattager-opettIngs:Cart Poll. tickets; Joe Roues, camas;an= Vaughn, Rather Sentimecher, AnneKan and Velma Mindere. MownAd,RIK. Mc! Kanthe, mantsgernmen.Inge: Cynthia Kenthe. tickets. HellGone. Fiddle Miller, manager and ticket..

ConcessionsOaokhotio. 0. N. Crane. owner; Amer

Warren. manager: Jimmy Wright,itreard: Dave Claddia, chef: ArthurDuilap, griddle: Bennl is

MatalerOut Planer, pantryouni r*.gager. Warren, ratline. Popcorn, Pet -ahem; candy apples. and (sandy doaa.

Beetoli. Penny Arcade. Babe andEnna Collins, operators; Phyllis

canter; Lloyd Wood, manager: Alhorning. Jack Tiacnwood. nestatant^.Elegem, Babe Collin, operator. JoeDinette. manager. Photo gallery. DabCardiff. Babe Collins, operators: BettySanord, manager; Claudie Van Dykeand Mike Locke, amietanta. Cat reek.Lae P. Cnonlin baby duck's, Fred W.Innen; gold fish. R. A. Soars: milk bot-tles. nett Alollnen. Mike Moine: aero-Rare. Hugh Randolph, George Btrd. slidLeonard Rumen: patreotle doll.. Mannetpion: apple anent. Kul Hartwell;Onto. John Lerege and Deetglea TeeMine shooting Ranee, Hoary Wellece.Kr end Mm. Bill bknfahon bare Nonem.

VIAltOta heft IliChalfel Mr. and Mee8111 lionday. Marie Oran. Imo ,orinnon.4:4 Rare Abbott no &inboard West.Coral repre.sentatlee

rowsNI'. LOUIS. April 2d. -Royal Arneracen

Stowe open at Grand and Le/Clydemenuca hem tonight. enowtraln &f-elted Ybunelley afternoon and all Is/043n Shows will play this Mantel forH. days and probably more to anotheratie here for another 10 -day engagement.Join Lormen. special agent. has beenlb the city all week molting advent"Menarattorre. J. C. McCef (try, generalreneger Amusement CorporatIon etArrorica, ernived Thursday and will re -cram for unreal (Jaye. L. B. Greenhaw.ACA general aderelleIng meneger, Mao Lsteen City Is extenalrely bitted. wIth thebilling car In clurgeed J. M. Yates.Dr.

F. Putello, toe many years physicianenh circures, last omensl of which wereWent with Cote Bros' Circuit. is enteralenter on the RAS.

A Change In the booking by the ACAwe the Beckmann & Orrety Shows

ro from Ban Antonio, Trot.. where they'breed Una week. to Wichita. Ken.. la-nced. of opening In Last St. Louis. III.30 ea etlettralty planneeL Etchermanna Bros' Snows or Rubni & CherryhPontton will play East St. Loan. but'EH nittil about the mtddle of Mayentsty of imper, berakiltig the opening(gibe .Odmrin Wonder Shows at Kings-tillaay and Chippewa on May S. le up

GENERALIn South St. Lou'... Ionia kterger, gen-eral agent, hat been here for nee 'reekshandling arrangements.

Oscar Bloom, owner -general managerGold Medal Shows, Came in Thursday.motoring, hero from Harrisburg. Ill. Ito ison a buying expedition. Joseph Danielleft on Wedenaday for Hiatt Worth, TeX,.to rejoin the Bill Hamel Kneen whenhe will operate the Crime and Birth of aBaby shows. 8111y Senior, of the ClueSun offion visited The Billboard officeTuesdee. Ho also riested the St, LouisPolice Circus. Bobby Kline, generalagent Oren Lake ltwon Shownspent several days Tern ts ert 1Colseeker.termer outdoor showman, is now engagedtn a ccanmental enterprise here. Wil-liam Pride stde owner. pasted thou St.Lenin Friday. while en route from leeAngeles. where he wintered. to Chicago.He will operate Ina rides with theCharles Miller Amusement Company

Pete Rust, of the Burrell & BurtSnows. reported his orgeniratton hasbeen alknnl to furnish the midway atthe annual Ozark Jubilee, Poplar Blue,Mo. Marlin (Moen) Laird es operatingseveral conemalona with andler UnitedShows.

N. E. Summer Outlook BrightBOSTON. April 26. -The 1041 outlook

for New inagland summer show bustimenis good. according to repotia. Severalnow amusement /*mere are preparingto open. and estandished apola are mak..Ing renOltattOna Some Moe COSicevalemawill appear. at Revere Beach, NenrkiketBeech. and Salem Willow, liaamehu.mete, resorts. With the European anent -Unit. New England U expected to drawroom Mune. than In 110010, one of thetort years In history. Vacation trade

expected to amount to unmet M0:0.-000.000. It la estimated that the sew-age take for erseanM Internees is over46e0,000,000. Defense Program moneypaid in the area for wages will con-tribute pretty to the spending foranniectnenU.

GOLD MEDAL WINNER(Continued from peer 31)

Ice, operator; Prank A. Cox. SU tIonnerr:night watchman, Mackie Burkholder;front gate ticket sellers, Shirley Jamisonand Mee. Pout Women; Capt.Jimmy Jamison: Cheek. Sullivan, goadand the Billboard tales agent..

Canceling/eaOriokhowe, Mabel Pierson. manager -

emitter; Pant Vanuungo. chef; Scooptiger, griddle: Jack May and WeedyBann. kitchen: 1. M. WorthIngton, DaveNixon, Nell Krtley, Prencia Wright.Eleanor Dunn, waiters. Bingo. AftonPierson. manager. Dora 1Plerulm.Victor &oilcn seller. Harold L Scott,

Bond.. Prank Williams. EdwardHardy. George Sharkey, and Edward 0.MuTPb1". vintner. Paula cone tens,Paul M. Perris. owner; bottle game. JeffCorey and Bob Finley. agent*: aky flat -era, Jac! Rowe, agent; baaketball. LukeAdkins. agent; scaten Walter Flatter.agent; penny pitch. Mra. Jack Row* andEnnene Pierce. agents: penny rt. Mn.and Mee. Date Lenience, amine. t game,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morocco. ownersand agents: ball germ and penny pitch.Ain., Dick Baylor. owuernmanegen DeetsBeebe min Helen Wtison, agents, Pnrett-olagy. Caroline Holt, Prof. L. Levitch.and Protestor Knapp.

Piterentinyou-inn, J. B. Seitr: overand under. Jame' Pearce. popcorn andcandy dote, Mr. and Mrs. Haunt J. Paler:ciwsiting gallery. Mm. Fe. H. Duff; patch -MI -you -win, Mr. and %fee 0. C. MR:pea ball, Bob Ifeth: hoop-te. Mrs. Bob)Roth; tigerette gallery. Andy Ras/Magian,owner; Harem' Langur°, agent. Photogallery. S. FL Dun, Barney Plillbtlirk.and Margaret Davis: (Jigger*. A. V. A7K.ley. Owner. Oita!" ifcbeirnek. agent. Ballgame, Pent Duffy: string game. DalInman end W. E. ftshpand, Al-fred Anwes and Roy Duff: ball game.Alma Richard.: photo galtern. Mr. andMrs. R. J. fichnelder and Mee. MarieRasmussen; frozen custard. &bolds.Cerro.: Brute Seltx. agent. Pitch -MI -you -win. Caroline Holt, owner; Tiny LeeGibson. agent.

Slowsfitamann Thrill Show. Stanley Sten.

man, meneremeraner and trick rider:Olga Steelman. Betty Plwnref, aridGeorge (Sneed") Walton. rider.. M. K(rennet Rennet. talker: Chuck Misr-beL ticketx. Monkey Circus and CootRodeo. Dick Taylor, oUner.illattafrr:Capt. OesOn Lebert Herds. nattier;Donne Decker. down: Doc Cox, fronttalker: John Allen, ticket.: Menroen Wlu-Ain., bola Callenentalt Snake. Dick Tay-lor. owner; Frog Tatnien. Byron Welker.operators; Look at Life, Predawn

OUTDOORHO'S nod, .1 Murray. magician:Madame lIon. untried teintsc Henry, boyartist; Prof. C. T. CU:Marini. mentellat:Mrs. C. T. Clandenin. mystery of Bag-dad; Kay'. jungle manatee; Betty 5(0.ban. electric**. !bane bear boy. FrenchCanino. Clarence Clayton. manager -tinker; Betty White, Bobby Gibson, Con-ine Clinton. Bettie Donn Ramona Al-t -ern, Omelet Wilson, Nora Blerins.Eleanor White, and Cons Finley, danc-ers; Jame. Jones, Rants; George Lenicon. cannumen.

Milken Battlefaeld, Mr. Miller, owner -Operator. Carden of Eden. Roy Reeler,owner-ineneger: Gene 'Olson. talker:Jessie tine tickets. Intonational CrimeShow, Roy Reeler, owner. Ray Picard,operator: Francis Lebrun.. lecturer: RoseFranklin. Mete Darn and Grace We -genet, gatinaters morn,. Tareauke,Clarence Clayton. owner, Fred Myer..operator; George Afedetet, Uniner.lee-timer. Spot -nand, A. Clayton Holt.owner. Clarence Edward. and MackieSharp, operators. Sex, Paul 13Mfonte,Manager; Roth Balfonte, Ada Picard,Melva Remy& Doris Wickman, MyrtleMoore, and Helen Whipple, models;Prank lac:acne. tickets.

RidesPark Wheels. Clyde BlHa. foremen:

leeetet Lledke. tieconst man: slob Locke.MIN man. Riddle Mitre, Dennis flute,foreman. Merry -CM -Round. Al Green.forenoon: John Martin tickets.Whirl, Jack Oasis, foreman: James S.Atertrtde, &mutant: Mze. Prances [Arni-m°, tickers.. Rolloplane, Herold Lucas,twner: Floyd Faulkner and (311ford. ae-alstannt. Speedway. Jack tketternekl.foreman; BM 'Daley arid Willard Harper.anastantm Mrs. Bell Kelly. tickrts. Oc-topt.m. Cnarlee Sullivan. foreman: Rotor.Vint, asalstant: Mrs. Clyde Biles. tickets.

Rldeet-0. G e Veentant, foreman:Elmer Dutton. Winch, NormanWenn, Oacteratita; Mrs. Pearl Gorden.Octets. Dengler. Austin Welch, fore-man: Billy Nevins. amietant: Ditherinaltrault. Baena. Drive-Your:sett-CannEdward P. Shirley. foreman: Al Wanaen.and Den Mitchell, amulanta; Mrs. lienMitchell. tickets.

MARRIAGES(Continued from page SI)

recently. They are re -aiding 411 LongBeach. Calif.

t...tuoritx -ANDREWS- Gerald La-motbe, AldeovIlle, Moss., bond leader.and FUN.- Andrews. Aidenville. In Chiempty, Mann April IS.

ODONNF1L-HECK-FlIward J. Oben.nett. Werner TIn s. booker lit Pniladel-phis. and Kathryn le, Heck. nonpco.April 20 in Philadelphia.

PAUL-DURBIN-Vaughn Print 26, as-sociate film producer. and Dooms Dur-bin. mimes and elneer, In HollywoodApril le.

PFet KZ CANTWINK - Capt. -leant! J.Perm, high -net performer and girt 000Woperator with West Broa.' Show., andDorothy Cantwinc. Lee Angeles. girl showMarker, In Recess City, Mo.. April IS.

KAIUNOPP-PALWER-ellenne IlAhtneel.',Scandal, and Janet Palmer, show girlat Collegiate Church, New York. April12.

ROLAND-BEeNETT-Gilbert Roland.&Clot. And ColuitaMe Bennett, as:Likes.In Yuma. Are., recently.

SHEnHAN-AlleKnf .-Robert Sheehan.imams). and Ruth Allen, operatic singer.In Betelgeport. Conn. April le.

SHEDD-JOHANN- Bernard R. Shedd.nonpro, and kite Johann. actress, toWest Nyack. N. Y.. April 16.

fill=c2t0-PRETO - Mike Stlenzio,linger and on the 'service .tall of theEmbassy Cafe. Philadelphla, end RomePrete, nor.pro, April 30

Coming inattiayesLeRoy W. Miller. annonneer-ernwe at

Station KYW, Philadelphia. known asthe KY,/ Muskat (docker, and HopeAleseandront In Philadelphia soon.

Bob Troup, InUfbetan and aragsvIter,and Cynthia Hare, night club dancer,In Ptilladelphla aeon.

Bob NierrilL aluger. and Deets Rilbett.pinitetninger. In Philsulelphie next fall.

Dra RachLtn, amiatant music directorof ino Philadelphia Opera Company andbustructot to piano at the Curies In-antute of Iguana, Phlisdelphie, and Can.

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non Allandery, Donne). to FUo dOJennie*, next month.

Jack )'fetcher, night club <Innenknown as "Happy -Feet" Fletcher, andKitty Smith. nonpro, 11a natant:plataWon.

Marin Roselle. Catch film aCtrme andDr. A. P. war.huota In New York won.

I.JIOOLCESAllec:10 (ltnyl Philsdelpitia

sports promoter and former vaninnit,from Helene Day )'oblani, former showOn and night club dancer. In Marano'.ph.la April 18.

Walter ntaanenen from Innity NettleSlattilarnm In Chtengo April 6.

Betty Jane Wallin-gton, dancer, fromJames Wallington. radio announcer. InReno, Nev. April 22.

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AMUSEMENT MACHINESA Depathnortfi Opnathz2 , Jobita, butaa and Manufactwzila.

Conducted by WALTER W. HURD-Cononunitationt to Ashland Building, Clark and Randolph Ste -eta. Chicago

SupportIn many ways the coin machine industry has expressed

its hearty support of national defense. Some of the Stateend city associations havo concrete plans for supporting thecause. In order to crystallizo the sentiment of tho industryon this subject. the following plan is outlined for immedi-ate enactment by all organizations within the industry.

A Committee on Defonso Support roprosonting the CoinMachine Industry, this committoo to speak for the industryand to suggest policies. Ideas, and plans by which tho indus-try as a whole. or organizations within the Industry. maygive to the general program of national&fans°. Homer E. Capehart. of Indian-apolis. has agreed to act as general chair-man of the committoo, and his experiencein public speaking will be an adjunct inthis office.

An executive board composed of thepresidents of the three coin machineorganizations that aro national in scopeis named to perform thoso duties andfunctions that ordinarily belong to anexecutive committoo. Those officials areGeorge Moloney. prosidont of CoinMachine, Industries. Inc.: J. E. Broyles,president of Automatic Phonograph Man-ufacturers' Association, and NathanielLovorono, president of National AutomaticAssociation.

A plan for uniting the industry and it.,organizations in strong moral supportof national defense

Thoro aro certain well-known methods by which theIndustry can givo moral support to defense. At an earlydate Harvoy Carr will outline a plan for a speakers' bureaucomposed of members of tho coin machine industry. Hosuggests that the industry has a number of qualifiedpublic spoakors, including James T. Mangan. Nat Lovorono,and Homer E. Capahart. These men are qualified toexpress the patriotic sentiments of the trade at moot-ings of its own organizations and also to represent theindustry at civic and business meetings. It will bo an

advantage to the industry to have quali-fied members of the irado speak at civicand patriotic meetings, and to list thesespeakers will be an important atopforward.

Delerise cartoon by Temple in ThsNet: &team Trtner-Pforynne.

Morchandising

James A. Gilmore, secretary of Coin Machine Indus-tries. Inc.. will act as socrotary to the gonoral committee.maintaining hoadquartors at the Sherman HotoL Chicago.

The membership of the general committee will be madeup of the presidents of tho State and city associations thru-out tho country. There aro more than 40 activo coinmachine associations in the nation at present, and the frame.work for probably SO additional organizations is in exist-ence. A lot of experience in organization work has boongained by many members of the trade and all those monwill be able to contribute ideas and suggestions for a strongmoral support of the nation In carrying out its dofonsoprogram.

Tho editors of the coin machine trade papers aro namedto form a publicity sub -committee. and the publications willgive regular and appropriate mention of the national de-fense program and of various activities and expressionsof the coin machine industry in support of that program.

groups of

Somo organizations within tho indus-try have been following a policy of co-operating in ovary possible way with vari-ous civic and patriotic organizations andclubs. This typo of work can be increasedover a wide field once some concrete ex-amples and plans aro placed before thecoin machine groups. Plans have boontriod for co-operation with the AmericanLegion. contributions to the Rod Cross andto other charities and to patriotic

all kinds.

Tho music division of the industry has boon able tomake a real contribution in support of patriotism anddefonso by placing patriotic rocords on the thousands ofmusic boxes in all parts of the country. Thus* recordshave not boon money-makers for the operators andhence it cannot bo said that the machines carry thoserecords simply for profit. Tho patriotic tunes help toboost national morale, an important factor in any timeof crisis.

Tho principal work of tho Committee on DefenseSupport will be to stimelato and enlist the industry andits many organizations in active support of all those idealsand policies that mean so much to national safety now andin the future. By articles and speeches and suggestionstho industry can be united in support of the nation and itsidoals.

History has shown that the coin machine industryfaros bust in democratic nations and when travel andall peaceful pursuits aro encouraged. For that reason theindustry can heartily support national dofonso.

tray 3, 1941

Southern AutomaticPreps for Big Biz

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. April 26 0Y-stribU-see release).-With one of the largestwens Of equipment to company historynow on band. Soothe:a Automatic Musiccompany officials state that they aredoing ready for the biggest mason Inkat coin machine history.

"Not only have we a tremendous stockofpbo0Ograpla and used garnes of everygocription ready to go to work for ourcest

att.xerre. but we have added an (deep-

*cy ealitabto wilco which is ex-pected tO make our offerings moth moreWomble," union Leo Weinberger,&wheels Anton:mete, Official.

-We have created a new. enlargeddeportment- for Tennis:am phonographsapt we bare placed It unapt the man-erment of a highly experienced cabinetmos who has learned and followed hisbeer In the !Meat furniture factories.ge tomes to Us from one of the largestrot -lies In the country. Under hisgrecnon our used phonograph Noho-w.: will be ref tnlahed In Marbl-Citoes walnut and WIC reach operators with

Iticsti a* gleaming and now in appear -arse as when the machines first. Left thepeering eases,

outdo this eat -up and with theScutnern Automatic method of checkingsad recondition/rig phonograph meths-r.lma. se Intend to nerve a much Pragerfl e...1 than over before." Weinberger dc -eased. "In addition to thin service weme remodeling our ahowroom to allow=re room for display. Coatrectom ato

proaelst busy putting a new front onoar quarters, and When It la completed,(pastors will find more equipment thanever before Co display for their inspoti.Ued!'

Majors of '41Makes Debut

AMVSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 69

CHICAGO. April 26 (Manufacturer'smi.-tel.-Scheduled for Its debut nextstet, the now Chicago Coin repley game,Stators of '41. has production linos hunt.mint at the enlarged plants of the com-pany according to officials.

-Built In the tradition of all ChicagoCoo meta, Majors of '41 has alreadyse1oeved a popular acceptance amongdistributors and jobbers. Its receptionby operators is amulet" declares SamOcerberg, company executive.

"Milers of '41, the first game producedby the new and Improved facilities ofour plant; is truly ladieettve of the newado In game design which Is plannedfee future release.. New features, backedby construction end matertale whichbate no equal for quality, make thispine sbeolutely dependable to Operationas atli as In emoting power.

-Amens the play -making features buntinto Mahan of '41 are pennant taremuds. four home -run bumpers withCe.: respective awards, and a specialward lane and high rearing. More thanthe usual amount of Hamby, colorfulsago takes phew on both the play.feed glad the backboard. The ability ofIL, new Chicago Coln stneetion tomote arid hold play has been provedbercd a desUbt In the many testa madeto date."

Allied ReportsPlan for Savings

CHICAGO, April 26 (Dutributco's re-leami.--/be sure way to provide bar-my, III reconditioned equipment isfor to to boy for cash. sell for chat_ andget our cuatomere the benefit of theeletTP. Mid Sam Kleiman, official ofhefted Moretti Company. Chicago,

-That polley was adopted by us When" found DOW tenth money it actuallysand operators, usually coneiderablyrxIe than they maned. Everyone knownlint when we buy for cash we can getteeter equipment for teed money. Modemett)ttent methods In our reconditioninga -manning* again Ituraree dependableTerkzaanshlp at leas cost.

"Then selling for cash and °bele:nag=eh bookkeeping. cotketton, Doerme.end ether work makes still more say.Ittga Powable. It all adds tip to quitea bit In dotter* and cent,, which can bepatted on to operators In the form ofkwer gama. We urge operators to testOtt the truth of this ce their next pur-eats and note the di:femme In cost."

R. Jr. SMITH AND W. F. YOUNG. 0. D. Jennings & Compony represen.MUMS, discussing the famous Jenntngs Chief mechanism. (Manufacturers'release.)

Roadside StandsFeature Cub, Ace

CHICAGO, April 20 (Jentdectureeerehmse),-"Roadaitte stands are dottingAmerica more than ever before and theyate reputed featuring two of the entgliti.Olt midget onStier-makere. Cub and Ake,'report Gavel °Girlish',

"Aeoordnig to a %isnot* to the Devilplant" they continued "who has jutetraveled over 17.000 milot touring thouthe country, a large number of roadsidestands and other rothalete spot. arefeaturing four and flee of the Cub andAce machines.

mile tells about one place. midway be-tween Seattle and Spokane, where hafound seek of the machines. 'They werelocated on the tables in the dining halland it was interesting to note couplessitting about and playing them and altointeresting to note how. when some ofthe tables stopped playing. the waitress%would remove the machine to anothertable where It was wanted. The propri-etor reported that due to the email alsoof the Machines they made It Interestingfor his guests to alt at his table. tenger,and helped to stimulate hta business,while at the ssme time entertaining thefolks and bringing profit to both himand the operator.

"This Idea Is probably one of the moatnovel that has ever been Used is thecoin machine lamina -a"

Baker FactorySwamped With Biz

ORICA00, April 26 (Manufacturer'srelease). ----A beehive has nothing on theBaker Novelty Company, Chicago, foractivity.' reports a Bakr companyspokesman. "Production is going on ata terrific tate In an C MU% VOT to keep upwith the business pedfring In for LuckyStrike. counter cigarette game.

**The trade was quick to grab thiswinner, and the location nuomas of thegerms has calmed a continuous deluge ofreorders.. Lucky Milker Is a radical de-parture from the usual three reels ordice of counter machines. Lucky Strikepack, ing-game appeal and profits Intothe continea of a counter game and Isproving a tremendous favorite."

The Baker factory further reportsbrisk activity on Salute and on 1941Baker's Pacers. her,4 race coneo/e.

Cleveland Coin ToOpen in Columbus

CLEVELAND. April 26 (Ditesibutothrelease).-Dius to the ever-tommultagmks and the demand for prompter env-ied Monts S. Gamer, of the ClevelandCann Machine latehange. Cleveland, andWoolf Solomon. held repreaentatlye ofthe same company. are operator a elle-tetbuUng and Jobbing Mlles In Colum-bus, 0. Shout May 1. The new oak*will be known ae the Central Ohio CoinMachine Exchange. Inc. and will be lo-cates it EH South High Street.

All the rename of Game Manufactur-

Mg. J. IL /Looney es Company, ExhibitSupply Company*. Sclentino &lantana.tuniag Compinty, as well as Other loud.Mg manufacturer*, will ye distributedCiro the Columbus ofa.m. In witlitionto new games. a complete stock of re.oonrintened games and Parts will beavailable to the trade at all times.

"limo Central Ohio Coln Machine FatChange. Inc.. will not. operate any equip.marsh but will concentrate on cateringto the needs of the operators thruoutthe territory." tt wad stated. Woolf Solo --moo will be general mansger of theColumbia 06300.

Operators coming int0 the CentralOhio Coin Excb.arge attn.' will feel wel-come and at bone, as Hennette ROAM -stein. Warelary to Morns 016OM atCleve/and. will he In charge of the °Meeea well as ralearcom.

Miraben SaleMarks Progress

CHICAGO, April 26 talanufsettnerasreleamo.--"The present sale Offering ofreoondittoned and remade:0 phono-graphs marks another mile.p0at to theprogram of the ?Graben Compeny' de-clarea Ben Lutake.

"A steadily inereaalng demand for ourremodeling pods bps enabled ue to pro-duce remodeled equipment In greaterquaintnies and at tower cost. This,"raid Lutake, "allows us to offer savingsto operators.

"Leo Lutake, Just In off the road. re-ports that the taw of supply and demandla working well In the territories hocovered, He says that allraben's abilityto supply the demand for remodeledphonographs her made the companyname a byword among music men. Headvise* that the reception accorded himby operators was warm and enthunastic "

Operators HailVictor Esquire

CHICAGO, April 26 (Manufacturer',relesais),-Harold Schnee, head of theVictor Vending Corporation, reportsthat the New Emulte PASAMIA Venderhas proved to be a brilliant money-maker for operators. seordlug to thenumber of lettere received praising themachtnest for their fine per forinanoe

Scharf said: "to our knowledge theEnquire Premium Vernier to the onlynmehtne suitable for premium display.That feature IA the very thing thatdraws the trade. The attractive andpractical premium* ere always In plaitseight end right et the point of rade.

"Another advantage is that the bellgum is concealed team view, therebyeliminating say possible chance ofeheanne the machine by stinking or tip-ping." concluded Schaaf.

Automatic HostessSets New Marks

CHICAGO, April 26 (alanufaeturedertlease).--"The awing is definitely toAutomatic Hostess mutt° among top-flight music merchants." declares Her.ryT. Roberts, vice-president and generalteenager of AutoomUo InstrumentCompany, Chicago.

"Already in 67 ethos this new systemprovir.g a sixteen and providing muato

merchants with a new road to prosperityand independence. That suensa hesfostered keen interest on the part ofhundreds of other mule operators.There We enemy townie for the sena-Vona) stMeess of Automatic Igesters, butthe chief reasons may be suMiliont upIn these words: Intinitety greeter sails -faction, infinitely greeter profits.

"We all know what is meant by M.finitely greater pronto, but why is

greater sattsfaction so limper.tent to the music merchant? Dentureit means just about, everything to him.First. Automatic Hostess b so 551.1.1f5C.tory to locations that tits clinstorat spots.even such aa never before open to Ca.cooled mune. atirmet beg to get it. "Thatmeans the mute operator can take Idsown pick of the choke spot* and writehis own ticket as to teems.

"Then. oernpraivien is so mintritloolthat loss of locatiOns, unreasonable de-mands from owners, end other eau desof grief are practically non-extstent.That Is what we mean by infinitelygreater satisfaction. Chintz Into finerlocattona min giving the publto Usehuman touch in repartee, besidesmuch more in entertainment and mu -/deal variety. thia ayatemt gets mathheavier play. Mechauleally, It ta Am-pler, much of the thelitadual locationmechanism being centrally loceted, thuscervicing is greatly reduced."

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D S ACHIDESMaryland Vending MachineOperators Form State Assn.

Official title Maryland Automatic Merehandiaing Amo-ciation-first group of kind in State ---B. W. Scheuer, ofVendomat, preA.itlent-officers and board named

BALTIMORE. Md. AprIl 2.6.-Itemsuon of * vending machine &sextet:on NMthe State of Maryland issa been announced hero fed:owing a meeting at which theMaryland Automatic aderehatndistng Assoetstion wan formed. W. B. Schauer, ofVendornat Corporation of America, was amen president. Other offlceY. elected

E. It Morse. Canteen Ccenpany, vice-prosident and v....enure:: J. Galbert Stine.Serv.II.Vending Company. rice -president, and Ingham Emerson. Italtirenre, seem -Gary, Sorting on the board of directors are W. J. Borman. Ilocrena Vending Com-pany. Baltimcer; IL L. Christeneen.SortAZT-Vending Company, Bagers.own,Ingham Emerson; Joseph Garflnk, Jackd: Jill Ice Cream Company, Baltimore: E.It. Marge; John N. Trolley. Raney VendingCompany. Baltimore: B. W. Scheme: LeeE. Stine, nagerstovnt. Md.: J. GilbertStine, and Earle J. Weber. Esa/Unaore.

Ifeadquartera for the new ti5a0tlat.5011have born estabilahed at 11 Dint LeeStreet, Baltimore. This la said to be thefirst time that such en ors/an...titanIsm been formed In Maryland. Olficers=press the hope that they will be able

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to do it, -h for the industry as an or-ganized .reap.

-An interesting angle to the formationof this organitatkan." declared en *F06mama syoloraman.. "Is that It rereala thestrides that have been mule In theentoonatie vending of commodities suchas embalm. *aft drinks. ate thruout theState. It Terrain the growth of thisMidterm to the point that It has beenfound advlalble to band together to pro-mote our comment intrreat, gamelybetter automaue rnerehandieng.^

The officers of the organization aswell an the directorate occupy an irn.portant place In the field of automaticvending. AS are well atiolitled by a

backs:vim:I of wide experience to servethe elms of the group.

Beverage VenderOperations ExpandIn Washington

wAsunarroN. April 20.-A ettutyclimb In beverage sending machine In.stallations is being made in the nation'scapitol and It Is estimated that thereare ap,prostrmatey 300 soft drink dia.nevem,. in operation. This Li at leandietnilt Of the number in operationyear ago.

The largest operator of bulk or caprending machine* is Spacerb of Wash-ington. Inc., heselod by Sherman Trow.bridge. The firm started from scratcha year ago, and now operate. by far thelargest number co bulk vending units inthe city.

It is estimated that there are scene150 bulk or cup rending machines Inoperation bore.

The Coca -Cols concern is the laOgcet0pr/rater of bottle vending =chines. Itto estimated that this firm operates atlean another 150 machtnea. There aresome 30 Of the largo also Coos -Colavenders, while there must be at haatanother 100 of the anialler units rangingfrom the 24 -bottle sire up.

It Is interesting to note that the num-ber of beverage dispenser Inataltationshis aborts a sharp upeartng since theadvent ot the warm weather. and opt:a-tom hero look for the number of thesevending machines to be doubled duringthe current year.

Among the installations I. includedthe Hecht Company. prominent depart-ment atom. In which three Spacarbmachines are now In operation. Anotherprominent spot In the department aforeVeld Is the local Seam. Roebuck & Com-pany ratan store on Bladensburg Road.where Canteen beverage units aro Inoperation.

Fifty Remo Venders. See cream rend-ing rimehinea. are now In operationhere, It to reported by the Wearittigtoisbranch, Filmic* Salm Service, distribu-tors &VA operators of than machine.here. Included arming the beat spateare leading government office buildings.

More o: trie.e Reim" Venders will beuastal:rd during rho ctirrent 60)400. IL15 stated.

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3.50 Gather forMass. CMA Banquet

BOSTON. April 28. -More than 260prt-ona gathered st the C000anut Oros*night club last night foe the second an-nual banquet of the Ctgarette Merchan.Macre' Amoctatton of Massaclausette. Theemaciation bought out the bona. for thenight far the spectal patty.

The club's Atomiser". headed by MickeyAlpert and his orthestra. played for thebanquet.

Members e ttle latOeSett00. guest*.and repcfsentstlYte of the verteum c1B-arette nunUfacturtiss firms turned OUtfor Um affair. which was mid to has.been even better than the first banquettut year.

On Em-Jartfay delegates Irons CSIA% etPhiladelphia. Connectteut. Rhode island.Ohio. New York. and New Jersey wereguests of the Masesacbtuetts organizationat a luncheon. which wag followed by ameeting of the Interstate CMA.

Araleting Okla Manager Walter (lulidIn preparing for the banquet were AlShaffner. Samuel M. Goldstein. Prankrendel. Julien }Codger. and Albert M.Conner.

C;il Welton in CliiFor 'Iwo Events

OHICA00, April 20 (Manufacturer%relemel.--011 Welton, sales manager elthe Vector Vending Corporation. Clot ago.hi In Chicago for two reamine-to cele-brate his birthday and the 60 -day anni-versary of Victor's new Squire PremiumVender.

Welton declares that In over 14 yearsof experience to the vending machineMatinee he hes never handled a perm)machine "stitch has the appeal of therequire Premium deal. .It Li a machinewhich oar be located in hundreds or.spots which would Deree before conaddera penny machine." declares Welton.

Harold Sertael. president of VictorVending. rapetta that the factory le busysmiting osertime to produce enoughrequires to mate Immediate

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EfIsPAEY Woes wIds all t.Mte PnbBILnaand emits yeu_a fool -proof rnachne-.ITCANT BE BRDESEN INTO PROFITScAw-r et sre,ra_.,.. RAIN CAN'T RUINYOUR MERCHArderie I It tane be tiltedOr stolen beteira* its ANCHORED to thewant tan the sender is nude of an In-dommetesig piest.c rather Man rins; andthe `e4 peuevppriPI lock H en theBOTTOM of the remanne! Ar4 PLUS than.

comparialt% a/001Y teaturCe, the new O. VOedest ADAMS GUM Vendor Oyes you allthe farrows opastirtg advantages of thetrandaed modela . . petit? performance,effete,* eposearce. DuCRENIER metheMeet Make Phis see bigpat wing arltumour tease. with route of "OUTDOORADAMS GUM MOORS, Warm weathertan P. profitable weather wean you tell thepopular ADAMS CUM in this Veit outdoorvalor. REMEMBER!!! The D. V. Steeledmodel . "Me parrs vendor for worst.able opeta(lon on all leeetiam' 5.411 Mr -ell1,011 a Veiny Income feardlesa of the tide

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"What's Ahead'?" Theme ofConfectioners' Convention

Fift)-clglitb annual convention of National Confection -crib' Alwaociation open!, June 2 at aticagu'o Palmer Hour.°-Elaborate program planned

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CHICAGO, April Mt-Theme of the beds annual cortomtion of the NationalConfectioners' Association. opening hero At the Palmer Howse for a went slayJune 2. will be "What's Ahead for CoofectionersT". acoording to announcementthis week DY Prat W. Amend. genital codentrou chairman. filx committer* met.ousting candy manufacturers from all parte of the country are reported foliatingthe program Into shape. Already scheduled by the program committee is a pm.motion on the IntertutUonal situation end the onacctiouery industry for theopening melon Monday noon. TAW willbe followed by au.snalyals of the rawmaterial situaMn by speakers represent -:mg different affIlltilLa of the raw IIIAtenet Industry A:10 on the program willbe discusnoto of new merchandisingproblems and Use afoot. of the defenseprogram on production and employment.A report will also be given 011 the :WYlairs situation, 55 It *Huta the confrottontry Industry.

Mapco:Om committee reports thatpractically all the booth space has beentaken. New machinery. new product+.and new teclualquea will be Mown. Thincommittee will also have charge of thoforum sardon to which all productionmen have been Mated.

Invitations have been extended to theAssociated Retail Confectioner. of theMilted States and to all trumulacturingconfrotioners who ere not already mem-bers of the astociation

DallasDALLAS. April 26.-Ptaormeut of now

beverage vending equipment Is In fullawing in this nectar. With the adience.nunt of wanner weather. enemy of Illsold location. are, now bctiig servicedwith are equipment. and many newspits opening for tho enamor trade areturulng to autos:nolo iendera.

Charier' KIIIIAIYIT ties placed a newphono 121 the recently opened PandlsoRestaurant here

Recent elation st the Prock A Robinshook -Ohs ithowrootion flare worn operatorsC. E. Whitney and Ike Lronard. of Chi:t-olls, and George Waldo. Tuns. loon -.rd Me Just recovered from s siege ofths flu. Also on the sick Int last wcokwas Boo nutetam. of Lawton.

Jack London. of the London MusicCompany, beta aumuncod purchase offour new Vissi-a-ticope /WTI! utechlneaIrons Prod le Robins. The rnacliinos arerho first movie rc.achlues Introduced InMit territory. Londou sold.

D. H. WIllismi. malinger of the Com-mercial Music Company. elated Dallaslast week.

The mad faciala of John ThschuissiP PP glad to eve Min hack am Us, streettooth. John has r000vend from $ tripto UM lirepltah where he went targenera check -tip afters amens dines.

Row & Harvey. aggrusive young Colninachthe operator.. are adding num-ber of hew mochilles to their large as-sortment.

.Tim read Odors W lead coin ma-

chine row wire Nathan tioWleb. of 00tilleb Company. Chicago. andGlint Ray. who heeds the supply and:statute& department& of the Chicagoritanufacturing arm. Oottliob stoppedC.tfr to P4,7 his brother Murry. Rayetas visited his brother Joe. loos/ coinmachine non The two coln nughthecretonne continued their rocotton trip

anoat. Mine. After several days ofming In the Out port (Oda they ra-

-anatt to Chicago.

II W 4C1okl Dmellsya uOw a f011fledged oolu machtue operator on lilaown. After several years sa operator foeother lima firma. Dick a In Iniallialw for=omit. He is °pasting an attlatsitv

Proposed TaxesInclude ItemsUsed in Venders

WASHINOTOlf, April 26.-Now defensetea proposals now before the Congresswould affect 0111-10145 products now widelydistributed Ulm vending machines. Mostof the new tams are revivals of WorldWU I tax levies, ottlooted to bring overa 111.020.000.000 to the Treasury Depart-ment.

Sono of the Items which would betaxed under the proposed loam and theestimated return are:

Candy and Clum-Now 5 per cent tax.1.2.00.000.

Cigars sod Tobioco-o10 tax noIsexceding to grade) doubled. (:00!700.coo (including cigarettes).

CLirarettee-Ineteau from igLio to 114per thousand,

ttatcheo: New Lax would be it per centof retail price per thousand. Presenttax ta 3t cents per thousand 00 Planroaches with colored stem.. (7.100,000.

Bon Drinks-New tax of I coot perbottle CR equivalent, 1133.800,000.

Various lutes are alto proposed ooautomatic parts and SeCrfl.fle,, 11.11VILt.mutt adrololors tickets. bowling antra.tillharda hail, caliarete. cablegrams.chocks. clocks, watcher.. Club dues. andInitiation teat furs. gasoline. Jewelry.liquor. luggage, musical Manmade.photiograptu and moods. phOtograpblc

playing Cards. radio 'eta andparts, refrigerators. safe deposit boxes*porting goods, telegrams telephone.tire, and tuba. and p.,..enigee trans-portation.

'the Math section of the proposed taxbill, designed to ratse the remainder oftlpe $13.000.000.000 which must be takenfrom the American taxpayer next year.would Increase the basic Individual in-come tax rate front 4 to 6 per mit andwould begin Use Imposition or drumsbeginning at (2,000 net townie hotrodof 54.000 ea sit present It was Maoproposed that the 4 per cent rate beretained, but with the imposititor of anIt per cent surtax on the first dollarof taxable Monate. 11) the present 24per cent commotion tax a 6 per centminas would be added. It was alsoiv:mooed, In other quarter,. that themount 10 par cent earned incomecoedit aloud oil !dome taxes hodropped.

chant of marble tablet. COUlder 071)",and phonographs.

Arthur Mae reports that Bally's 8t+ref Skates la In excellent demand byoperators of the Southend. Also regis-tering good tales arc Gottlieb'. Were

Hawk and Gooey's Tear Spot. Ale)climbing up to top rank ill nate* withthe Arthur Make Destrlbuting Company

Itorowopc. new marble table prothictor Gottlieb.

In to city recently for Inspection andpurchase of um eq,i_stprosvit were Wil-hol White, Ralph Claybrook. and LeeMoon. of Fun Worth: Vounle Hale.Texarkana. and BM Drown. of Wakens.

Maxine Wardle. sttractive aud catcleat pante euretary for Arthur Flake.has recently been adrauced to AD Ooocu-the position with the Arthur (take Dts-tributtug Company. Miss WICUDIC Inone of the two charming lain daugbterdof C. E. Womble. who it moo :toted wtththe watt.= rata Company.

Comma EventsApril 28 fo Mey 2-Premium

Show sat Cho Palmer House. Chi-cago. Moe The Billboard alBooth 13.1

April 30-Installation o! offi-cers. Coin Machine Industrial.Inc., Sherman Bob].e Chicago.

May II to 17-Bottled Carbon.clod Bever? Week.

?day I8-Amusement Board ofTrade of New Jersey. Inc. "Ban-quet of 1911." colobritting "I Aman American" Day al 7:30 p.m.in the Continental Ballroom,Newark, N. J.

May IS to 17-Be1a11 TobaccoDealers of America. Inc.. annualconvention at Hotel Penney,.vania. New York.

Mey 21-Meeting of Ohio StateAutomatic Electric PhonographOwners' Association. Hotel Stel-ler. Cleveland. "

June 9-American Federationof Musicians' Convention. Seattle.Wash.

July 10-Ohio Cigarette Venders' Association annual meetingat Cedar Point. O.

Nov. 10 to 14-1911 Meeting ofAmerican Bottlers of CarbonatedBeverages. Philadelphia.

Los OktgetesLOS AY:012 . April 20 -Tbui Well

sad Joe Orchid. of Callfortilahave returned from a two-week stayat Stun Valley. Torn says they bothcame beak well. hearty, and withoutbroken bones dresItto the fact that theydad a lot of skiing. TOM and Joe makeIt a point to go to Suit Volley at Iranolwe a year.

Herb 14otnelinn. Cl Herb Met:HU%Company. had plenty of fun title sortwith two of those electric handeliskersHe pulled It twice within 30 mmuteeon Otto McCarter. who ems from SaoJacinto. Callf., to see some of the raw0111:4,1 on display. Toni Wall told Tarferitboard- "Tell them MO61011111 IA 151114a Joke tliat'a flea years old and still ars-Una a kick out It."

Cot Brown. of Mills bolas. says bust.nem Is good. It was slow foe a coupleor months but this week It skyrocketedHe says be believes the money thnminted la *pending for defense is Justbeginning to get Into circulation endthat the bon sari expect big thlisofrom uoiv on. Drowli to back front r.

brief visit to Les Vegas, Nu. PrankPlies mrriettinan. has been Inducted tarotime army.

At itouthweatern Vending Congssal.II. A. Kapial has rettmoed from Clit-cage. where be recently went on bud-nese. JilUtl. P. Junto. Rodger. is pia,nlim a koodwill tour then spa Utile*

MI Biotin. manager of Californiabousidex Diartbuting Company. has re-turned from the ban Praucheo branchWhile he wwr sway kid Laftorgue. saleseepiesentative. was kept busy dottingMoine:et rriachlnes

Freak NITWIT,. OtIn of the leadingoperators In Southern Cantoriola, I. beckafter it flying trip to Mello, City. wherelie ban a branch Ile reports RockUtaagoing stroug both north and soilth ofthe border. .

Jean J. alinthorite. IlcckOls cilatethtt-tor. tom tri for ded gadgets. He hasa miniature wheelbarrow to hold hiscigarette° and catches. His poodle oreheld by a sooden cut-out of a Manaustaking a siesta. alluthorne suppliedMachines for Ilene OW flue Ithilft^Dohimbia picture Witt: Amt Miller as!Rudy %%Ma acid Lady Be God, withMickey Rooney. The latter aim auMOM production. will show a cavalcadeM ItockOla machines from the cornettto the latest ToneCblumns. A IICelt.-Olsto In Mr. Markt Attorney. a Repute°flicker with Mace Darnel", SIMI IMAXIMOlLtiars.

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[ASTERN -NFLASHES

NM YORK. April 21.-Thee unite-sr_atte week -ends find the boys prac-tically delecting Coin Row on Saturdays.PPPa et business requires many of themto rut In an appearance. but they arecot and sway as soon as powsible.

Ai Soltlesinger. of Square Amusementcempally. Poughkeepsie. spent two daysIn the city sod reports he concludedlap! successful deals.. . . Dave Pare.'me, of Cent -a -Mint, Is back to towntill long enough to map out anotherfor made necessary by the hit histender Is making. . . . Sam Sachs. ofAcre Sales Company. had a fine 40s.us Phnetletpb:a for the constant'meting. The Quaker City boys wereeureased. and many of Mote's supermodels are expected to be on locationMoo Bill Rabkin. of Internationalmower* Peel Company. recently re-i=ned from a vacation and has the Longiduld plant bumming with activity toappease the Arcade boys calling foritcosoope equIpment

Doc Eaten. regional directorfa Buckley ltuale System, all smiles aabe reads a report front Willie BlattMalt's Brodkin headquarters for Buck.ser ire now as well known as the Belyeephone System.... Bert Lane. of Ste -teed 8e1 1. has quite a surprise to mindfir the trade.... Atelle Koirnan droveour. from the. Du Grenter !emery In

Mw.. for a few days in Newyork. At the company's local office, Solly&lemon returned to work after a Waal.,with a stubborn appendix.

PAST PLASHES(Thickolostst) Zeit:tenet Modern

frseing. has a collection of orchestraleaders' aUtographa on a page ad Modernno in The Billboard.... Al Stern, oflermisch Coin Machine Cernpany. Chl-caso. made the rounds with Bert Lane.

.. Jack Kay. of Ace. Is working on asonse clearance of used equipment....Ws Sacks. of Notional Norelty, reportsass: more sod more operators are tak-Me advantage of the Rotor Table gamesrich give them an opportunity tor.14.1 games in swanky spots UtatSnared on pin tables before.... JackDevlin, of Pitegtbbons. says b14 usedices more so fast he hardly has Cayce to list his stock. Fitz reportsthat BMWs Play Ball will make stales

Hymie Doan. caught atnolleIsc along Coln Row looking very pros-perous. comment, that Stoner's Ump isthe finest baseball game he has ban-ded. . . George Porten Ls very, verybay.... When not tied down In his ofOrr he mores thru his territory banginga; the doors of out-of-town colomen.Pecan, with the efficient help of Jackletnick and Seymour Pitch. is creatingWee weeds with Scientific's BattingMellott, Packarda Pla-ttor Doze, andMe games of Gottlieb and Elumail.

Savoy Vending Company Is Installingeatension phones thruout to showrooms.Poe Ill the boys will have to do isdemob out their hands and arterwerealia Mare &Noyes Is so bite), up-town he doesn't find much time to visitbrother Mike 011 Coin now, He didrake the, trip recently and was our -Irate to see the many changes madeh the 10th Avenue showrooms and theLid street Arcade headquarters. Brotherline was so pm -occupied he didn't no.Coe that the visitor was his brother,'You'll have to wait your Lunt Lookhound and see what you went and 111be with you In few minutes," waaliars greeting.

COIN EMOTEtkll Alberg, of Brooklyn Amish:I-

ncl. claims the demand for Evans'TeCtray Oun la getting bigger andtaper.... Herm+ Prater and EmmetKramer are Taman; a special sale littQueens Sales' new salmreorms . Overat Scientific Max Levine is busy workingrot a national attribution set-up forBatting Practice. It seems everyone Inthe indlastry wants to handle the hit.":id fart Toty 011.19a170 reports thatWeston Is being rushed with orders sinceEshibit's Do -Re -MI has appeared on !et-c -won, with operators eager to get theirCurt of collections the machine smuts.

. Irving Mitchell. wall known feeil,ilreing out only perfect reconditioned

.t4ahas reached another milestone incareer. A large distributor ordered

Eames. requesting Mitch to fill In anyVine he desired. Irving gate the mu-te:f.r7 alt the best of it,

Clutlee Lltelimann. of Mend, Is clue

MITCHtl.l.. C. DOUMANY, Du-Gee:mere West Vtrertnta repoesenta-tire. prepped this shot of prettyBlteobeth Watteau, of Berkley. W.Vo purchasing her sweet, from oneof the Candy Man 5-cene sendersoperated by X. J. Tourney, of fitaetty.

man in the industry not looking for!erste quarters. Orders for used equip-ment come in so regularly he doesn'tneed storage apace.... Murray Sandow.Of Simon Sales. announces that Ills 42dStreet ahowrooms will be the outlet forthe finest reconditioned used games ofall makes. . . . The Diunsitene speakerdisplayed at the Modern showrooms In-trigues operators visiting Nat Cohn....0. V. Corporation's new outdoor AdamsOum Vender is making a hit, and aamA. N. Strong hex started ON of lettersreceived from sausIted operators. . . .

Jack Berger, of Newark Coino, bars hadsome difficulty securing crate, to shiphie used games, but claim he has theproblem licked.

Al 8. Cohen. of ,taco, reports thatmany at his customers are Wring ad-vantage of his trade-in plan to buy newDent's "11." . . . Jack Krooberg. ofCrown. says be finds the warm weatherswelling hla bualneaa. , . . Edward Cor-riston. of Palisades, reports Isis ordersttscreaso each week.units: AND THERE . . .

Irstng Mores wonders when Jersey Op -

fritters make their collectiocu. Some ofthe boys start string their woes earlyIn the mambas and are still at It whenMorris prepares to call It day. ...Barney (Shugyl Sugerriatu. of MusicSystems of New Jersey. Inc.. says Ise Isa Buckley Music System booster becausethe boa has increased his busineas.Eddie Lanett newest, When the Lilacsgloom Again, will bo recorded by Claude1'honshUl. Abe Lyman Is also scheduledto give the number a wavingIry Ottnateln claims that, Hercules Is lo-cated In the center of the pin game bust.need In Newark. "I started Wainer allalone on this block." he said. "and nowyou can find a doyen jobbers within amile. Don't get me wrong. I'm stillgetting all the business I can handl*and all the boys here are fine neighbors.'

Dare Stern, of Royal, Elizabeth, hashigh praise for his home town. Calmingit is last becoming one of the beet townsfoe the industry.... Baltimore and out-of-towtt operators are flooding Roy Me-Oinnts with orders In connection withthe special buys he has featured.

Art Nyberg. of Calvert, Baltimore.wants the 1.011d to kt10w be's had a luckystrike with Baker', Lucky Strike.... EdResreby, of Owl Mint, reports thatPanorsm Soto:dim are making a big liltthruout New England.... Paul E. Diva.of byratuse, intends airing hta mail manA special Christmas gift. -Those out-of-town orders certainly made that fellow'sbundte much heavier these past fewweeks," he explained.... Jules Oisheits,Of Schierl Dietributtng Company. Alban% ,N. Y., has been Hutu:log ope-ball andcounter games,

Beverage VendersOn U. S. Battleship

NEW YORK. April 26 (Manufseturer'sreicasei.-Five Bally beverage venders areIn operation on the recently launchedbattleship. U. EL 8, North Carolina. ac-cording to ollicials of Standard neveregetoeporatIces. operating organisation withheadquarters, in this city.

first Bally beverage vender In-stalled on the North Carolina," th-Standard official stated. "sold more than1.200 drinks the find. day. Pour addl.nand venders were Immediately placedaboard the teasel. and all are doing a bitbusiness furnishing high quality. pr-lectly carbonated beverage to the sumcrew already manning the North CazoUna and the civilian corps winch Ii doltsthe float construction work. Bally bev-erage venders oto the newest. greatestunit In our Navy and scores of tendersin aircraft and other defense plant.demonatratc the fact that the Coln -ma-chine industry has a definite part In thedefeat/re peogrant"

Samples of Candy To Meet StiffArmy Specifications SubmittedCIIICACIO, April 26. --Candy vending

machines operators should soon be theindirect beneficiaries of the U. 8. Army'ssearch for a candy bar that "will retainlin character under the bliatertog heatof the tropics and the frigid tempera-ture of Musks. which will fortify theAmerican soldier with a vitamin Bcomplex. be edible months after It hasbeen prepared. contain all the ntinernie.proteins, and feta essential in an ade-quate retton, and lath witlify the tad-dier's sweet tooth."

Such a bar ORA long been the dreamof many candy bar vending umehltte op-erators. If it is passable for minutiae -wren, to two out coolish at rucb barsIn. the commercial markets in addition'o army requirement*. It should find aplace In moat rime/lines.

Problem was given to th NationalConfectioners' Aasociation by C. 0. Her.num. of the Bubstatence Laboratcm.Quertennastee Ocepa of the U. B. Armyhere.

New Samples ReadyAfter e search for the beat mower. the

National Confectioners' Association. serv-ing as the go-between In the experi-mental work, submitted the samples tothe quarternsaater laboratory, where re-sesrch workers began putting the candythru temperature tens ranging frontsubzero to 120 degrees above. A numberof the sample. were prepared by confec-tion manufacturers In the Chicago area.

Army offkers. said the chose -lade candy.known as fudge confection In quarter-master parlance. will go to make up part-s' the dein ration of soldier who findshimself far away from kitchen Melling

at mealtime. A tin can containing aone ounce piece of the candy, five milkbiscuit* of white and wholewhest flour.three pressed tablets, of sugar, and one-fourth ounce of soluble coffee has beentermed the "B unit" of the type of fieldration.

The vitamin 8 complex of the candywas described as combination M theVariant grades of that type of vitamin.The candy also is to contain the betterknown food etternenta--protelos, fats, andcarbohydrates.

Ones the candy samples have gonethru the temperature lefta the confec-tion to given an actual field trial whereopintons are collected from the soldiersarid army medical officers on the tette-fUlnma and quality.

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Boston Design Institute ToConductPlionoDesignContest

Barney Blatt, of Atlas CoiuMachine Company, denude%first prize of 8104.)

BOSTON, April 26.-The Instinite ofModern Art of Boston, its couninettonwith the Miss Coln Machine Company.this city. en:noun/es a competition forthe deelen of an automatic phonograph,acoordiug to an announcement from theIwUtuta

The competition to open to accredited&tads architect... end designers. newawa. WIU close Juno 1 and awards willbe announotel June 15. The main prize10 $100.

In sunounolng the design convention.the Institute specified a "denign featur-

They elaborated upon this.a that tartlets must remember thatthe onograph Inatome has reachedeast proportions and that design& mustlipped to people In all sections of thecountry.

Mee Instructlona stated: "Automaticphonograph ine.nufacturers are concernedutta mich twine as inastinuen eye andSay appeal. They are tr,tereatod In II-huninated coin entries. istresemilning foreasy Meaning, vadhle or InaneIble mordeh/awes. and e0betritetioh rectors suchas btlity to withstand and eliminateVlbretton and

"Ikotember."1"Teseinstructtona con-s:hided. -that the moot aesthetic designornmatiable might bee flop comemically.WO must achieve a balance betweensoileething that I* chaste end yet hss po-te0/Lt asks value attd Misplay appeal.'

The Oreimetttlon came about thru theexhthltkin of an automatic phonographat the Institute. it enema:mod so muchComment that the directors decided to

Trend TowardReducing PhonoFees Noticed

CHICAGO. Ap:11 2e, example sat bythe State of Washington teat month Inithrelnatine tax on 'Montane phono-graph& and Imposing just Helm on pingames seems to be baring reperCuasionSthruent the country.

Legislature esf that State made 1 chore,Impartial investiganon Of the anionstypes of cols -operated equipment andreadied the conclusion that while pingarnets have a potential canting powerenttletent to warrant a fen- tax, earningsfrom phone. are such that a tax_ nomatter how emelt, would hurt the busi-ness to the extent that operator. wouldbe forced to pull machines from smallerlocateona wheat email lushness noon de-pend on the machines to help themmake a profit.

During the peat week savmal morehiatancee of parallel reasoning on theport of Matt and city lawmakers haveooze to Ititht

In the, State of South Carolina thelatgadaturt to WI refusing to entertain bill to meresse tax on phonoa.

In Mame Governor Talmadge heifer -dared that tax officials collect only one-fourth or location tax bemuse the taxwould Sock a hardship on many mollbildnesees stew phones Sr. placed. Byso doing the governor overruled a re-cent State Court of Appeals declaimthat any location having music boxand facilities for dancing antornatimillybecame subject to the State dance hallNut. Oovernornt decree elands until theneat meeting of the Legishiture. whenthe Assembly can either ratify or re-egind GU decree.

Another example of this trend to lowerpeholio tax fees le the proposal of anOrelluarce In Wincbe ster. Kr. during thepaet, week aimed to reduce the annualfee Cei pbonegraplin by mace than third.

eponsor a competition for 111 1ieW pbotto-greph deentu. Barney Slam Wh ets! althe Allow Coin Martinis tkaupooy. be.cense Inter/eked to the project and cle-aned the prim which will reward thebest design.

liblZOWing arc the rule. for the contestas specified by the Institute of ModernDesign:

1. Magna must be eubinittol In color2. Competition is open to accredited

isrttats arehitecia, and deelenem.3. All design. are to menials the prop-

erty of the Inatiteito cV Modern Art. 210Beacon Street, Boston.

4. Canteen wilt clew Juno 1. Awardswell be &mounted June IS.

5. Alt Inquirlea should be odder...Ad tothe Autoatatic Phonograph Competition.Instant* of Modern Des1p1,

0. A knowledge of pismire .mid con-etructeou of such subteen to essentlel.

Buckley MusicSystem Everywhere

CHICAGO. April 26 Ibtanufacttireinereleate).--"fiuckary Music daateendirect touch -to -touch action te a na-tional musk. system." H. R. (Perk) Per-kin., of Buckley Muerte System. Inn, re-ports.

"Ono of the best known men In theIndustry.- Perkins sat& "just returnedfrom an extensles trip, called at my of-fice and toki on that he tale BuckleyMusic Swam equipment on Imbue Icacation.. wherever be traveled.

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Sal. Eve. Post StoryOn Fla. look joints

CHICAGO. April 26.-The currenthaute of The Saturday SPeillef PuttAVM 901 his a story on Inge 20 'in-

vited Lend of the Joe*. Authored biTheodore Pratt. ornate throw& lightou the erns of We much -disputedword "jook and how It came to tieApplied to automatic phonographs

Story Is essentially an expose orliving omelittona stneling Wiltratoryworkers employed on. the cribsvegetable farm. In the Lake Okelicho.bee region north of Paint Beach. Ittells ups robs rural by P1101104 incontributing to the social life of Maeixople sod 1114a loans' of recording'scurrently most popular 111 these spots.

to Buckley atonic System operators enddistriblitiXa ororprbero In the country.They hero proved that they can get thebeat loestions with the better tone of theBuckley Music System. They hare alsoproved to the trade that location* preferBuckley. In this trip Himont the coun-try there la no doubt that the fact theMickley Music System was so outstared.log everywhere Ls just as Impreadre toeveryone In MI Industry as It vas tothis ono man -

"We feel that this Is becoming evenmore prominent- Lettere being receiveddaily *chose us of the fact that Moreand more of the Baer Ice:atlas:a every-where to the country ere being equippedwith the Buckley Woke System. Theword seems to be traveling hone on* lo-cation to another and jumping Matslines as It goes along More and moreoperators and distributor* advise us thatBuckle r mune dystun to appearing orsmore Smitten' In astir territory thanever before.'

State Revenue Commissioner ToAddress Ark. Music Assn. Meet

unix ROCK. Ark. April 26.-Arkansas Mimic Operators' Assoclatioo IsWOMAN to bold n meeting at theMarlon Hotel here tomorrow which willbe marked by an address from JoeHardin. State revenue commis/loner.

Hardin wilt address operators on mat-ters pertaining to rate and regulations,regarding operation of equipment ownedby operatexa. Ile is also attending thenieettug for the plIspene of becomingsequin:He:1 with the operates -a.

P. E. Dag/dela president of lb.

Arksluas group, reported that It is Asopossible that E. R. Iticliardson, super-visor of the vending roachnie divisionof the State revenue baud. nut be pres-ent at the sneeUr.g.

Offices of the easocation are Minn.trailed at 910 Professional Bnildlng here.with Louise Early. accretary-treasurer.In charge. Ragedale, president, reside, InCamden. Ark. Attorney for the group isAlbert J. Delders. who maintains offloesin the Professional Bonding. Mlle Rock.

RUDOLPH wvittnzss wars Graham Distributing showroom. WithHenry Rimy and Prank MeNfehoSas (left to rlyht). Rudolph 'Warta:tr. ohm..man of Ma board of the Bsdolnit, Worthier Company. inspected the 1941Wurlasst VtotOry models at Graham Distriblifinfa Cincinnati stioierooxst.

Governor CutsLocation Tax

!lettuces fee on dance lullsand pliono locations bythree -fourths

AlleANTA. April 26. --In lit exemitreeorder handed down Aprlf 10. etoiernorTainiesige ordered that 470 of the 8100tax on dance balls anti winner loeettoonbe strapetuled until the next ineattiag ofthe General Assembly, winch limy Ulmratify or revolt* the governors. action.

'Rile order In erect COUntOninnirts thedeclaim of the Stele Cburt of Appealsbolding that any place of bugaboo hous-ing an automatic phonograph or othermusical inetrument and provident, fordancing autornetually bonnie subjectto the dance hall Hi", of 5100 per year.

Telmadge explained that Ills actionwas taken brans,* the Court of Apneasdecision had worked a hard -thin on 11U -humus small bowmen* In the Statewhere Mimeo weft installed, and forthat rearm he was suspending three -fourths of the tax. Prior tO the Court ofAppeal.' handing down Me deeistort lump.log phone coons In with large duncehalts tbo 1100 fee was collected onlyfrom the donee places.

ht providing for the execution of hieorder. thie governor directed tax enamel -new to collect only 11:4 of the tax butmade It clear this arrangement would beIn effect only until the next innettog oftbo Legtalatere.

7lew tiatkJA341:131'0WN. N, T. April 05.-Phone

and coin machine operators of theJamestown and Chautauqua moon arelaying piths forfora team upturn In sure-nue location* arid businexa Operatorshere alto service roadside places andlUntnite fenOtta along Chautauqua lake.which annually attracts about Inoc03sunimer ristiors plus dally heavy Leath:Mum the region.

fierly warm weather this spring hasalready warted pick-up In busineasbut the summer trade will not get IntoWide until Dcooration Day, with thepeak of Waimea being during July AndAugust. Bealdes the pick-up In eosins;locations, city Rota atm get a heavyplay during the simmer, with manymore coin& being shored Imo the slot.

Efils H. Atwood, assebung and Wuriiteraoperator In Chautauqua and Cattansuguecounties In New York State and WarrenCounty In Peninsylvanta. returned from 10 -day vacation thts seek end madearrangement. for hew machine. in 12

rammer locationa. Mr. .and Mrs. Atwoodconneed from New York down the At-tune: Coast and then drove beak up theaesboard.

Vincent IL Hokanson. who handlesWairlitoris end Seeburgs In this arm.left Wednesday (231 for a two stake' M-ention thru Ohio. Indiana. and SouthernIllinota. He plans to cwt some of themachine centers He was aoonnpotiolby Ills family. Hokarueon may add a fewaurnmer 1a redone. but he concentrateson ell -year !realms

Sbert, W. Sandberg. phew operator IllChautauqua and Warren counties, lie ar-rensing for a doom new rummer locaHone. Sandberg IS probably the largestIndividual operator In this area.

ProposedDefense TuxesWASHINGTON, April 26.-The PTO

posed defense taxes now before Con-gress would result In the followingtaste being levied on 1111LAIC products:

Musical hiatrumenth-new tax oftO per cent. which would bring $3..600.000 to the 1.1. S. Treaeury: phMegraphs and recorde--new tax of 10

per cent, estimated to yield 54,500,000.Varian, Other products for which

levies are proposed are listed to therending Machine eection of thishone.

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HARRY SILVERBERG, OP W. B. NOVELTY COMPANY, accept., Doteccopera check for a Jorge order of Seetturg music equipment or the NORMSCap, Mo., office of the W. B. oremintertion. Cooper to pee/dent o/ the Petrie,'Dermatitis:9 Company and ft. according Co save-elev. Ott ardent Serbwrgbooster. (Menu/adorer's release.)

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PRILADFLPHIA, April 10.--A capacitycreed of approximately 300 made It antiming never to be forgotten teat Sun-day (701 at the Club when It tweeturned over to the mimic machine In.Carry to mark the fourth annual ban -mart cd the Phonograph OperatOrle As-s:eat:on of Eaatern Pennsylvania andNew Jersey. Credit for the SUCCOM ofthe affair was earned by the banquetand entertainment committee headed byArthin Pee/tram. chairman, and Maud -Ind Sid Myers, Jack Sheppard. and PrankHammond.

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The keynote was bounded by MakesW. Wong, prealdent Of the emaciation,alio, to tendering a welcome, stated: "Iwish to extend to you members of thePhonograph Operators,' Association ofEastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.to members of other sioecistions, andto our honored guest* a cordial welcome.I am wry grateful to those manufac-turers who hare 00 loyally co-operatedwith us the past year. The co-operationO aincerely apprce.ated by our member..

"During the past year many thingshave occurred which hare caused usarsine nittioty. and At Ward merited toteriously threaten our business and live-lihrxxl. Hoverer. thru the Joint ffriendliness among our members and ourunity of purpose we hare hurdled themObstacles. This Is truly a great day forthe industry. standing Ualtod u we do

"A word to my fellow offiCers andmembers. Please accept my heartfeltthanks for your splendid 00-0prrattonduring my adminiatration. The tmpar-Hal and businesslike manner tn handlingthe many problems confronted by ourmembership him truly shown your keenjudgment and uncteratanding. / fun con-fident that a continuation of thla ex-emptlfted spirit of friendliness and ann.port will undoubtedly assure the ad-Nancement and atabIllratton of our bast-nese."

Prank Hammond. business managerfor tile association, called upon the to/ -lowing gut ta to bank lit the spotlightfor a bow: James Gilmore, iseeretaryCoin Machine Industrial; Jack Nelson,Nics-pentident, and Cliff Bailie. Staatemregional manager of Rock-Olis: Robert

Ellrabetb, N. J., &churl; distribu-tor. ?rank Engel and Mike Spoetor.Philadelphia distributors: Martin Mit-niek, president of the PheadelphLaAmusement Machine Operators' A/corns--tied Joe Ash. Active Amusement Ma -Oblate Compositors: Archie Berger, Bast -ern repreeentatIVO of Bally: Harry Pearl.Itock-Ola dattribUter: Larry LippItt,Duro-Tart Corporation. North Itergen.N. J.; F. 0. Steffens and Sherman Pate,Permo Product^ Corporation: Monte J.Spiegel. B. D. Lazar Company: Doc Eaton.lOwitern Mickley representative: HarneySugarman. Newark. N. J.. distributor;Arthur Porkraaa, Philadelphia &debt: -toe: Mourie H. Orodenker. The Billboard:Hanle Backe. Columbia recording man -aril Paul K. Southantl. Columbia adeamanager: George Prutting. Co;umbladistrict manager: Jack Williams. RCA -Victor advertiaing manager, and HeinenHendler, RCA -Victor record rurnotoits:Stewart P. xolchbottn: William VOOtea:

Gordon:Milton Mlle Helier; GengeMerman; Abe Lyman, orchestra leader;74417L13 Mannar, vice-preseident. and Dal -Ina S. Gangewee. manager and recordingsecretary of the Harrisburg. Pa, chapterof the amoclation.

Tito official guest lint Included rclaoSamuel Pinkowtta. Jock Brandt, Wirearnleoldeln. Al Rodateln. WULtaca Malt.

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Tice only solemn note was it pause Me-lee thought to easociatiosi member:, whowere present In memory. An "in me.mortum" note rounded for the late Harry(Reds) Seherdorf, Charity 0. /40ye. andPrank (Commodore) MaeldL

Following the Diet mignon, with as -Sorted ooureta from the proverbial soupto nuts. Si Kaltner, operator oh the ClubBall. presented a combined flotrnahow.

The aseactation, under the guidance ofBrasinew Manager Prank Hammond. Iscomprised of a Philadelphia chapternumbering 70 members: a Harrisburg,Pa.. chapter with 44 members, mid aeacusteraltip of 32 In the Newark. N. J.,citapler. Maintaining Milo* In theSchaff Building here. Hammond la ea -elated by Edna Ciellaghert ?laicise*Chickinaky. stenocimphrri Alfred Korn -bat:. aercioe tepresentatite. and CharlesDater and Union, Dein. field repro.sentAttres.

The annual affair. apart from pond -Mg an evening of sociability, ta in honorof the OfElteta of the sasoalation. whichInclude: Philadelphia Chapter --(plants

W. Toting, president; Jatk Sheppard.vice-president; Harry H. Elkins. mere-tary: Joseph J. atelledg, treasurer, and aboard of directors comprising DeniaalinFireman. Philip Prank, WtllumEdward Leopold. William I,Tengan, LouN Busman. and Larry Yanks. HairtsburgChapter --Marten L Marcy, president:Melvin Musmer. vice-president: 801Hoffman. secretary-treasuffer: Dana( S.flangewer. recording "temerity. and aboard of directors comprtaing Harry ILGormley, Rvliam J. Ember. M. P.Malarkey. Philip Pats, Matthew Mow.and Walter C. Yost. Newark Chapter-David Stern. president: Humbert EMU.vice-pros:dent; Robert Weller. secretary:F.dward Marks, treasurer, and a board ofdirectors otenpriaing Humbert Settt, Au.mut Ilerkett. Edward Marks DarkiStern, and Robert Welter.

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at the Stanley TWA... Knaborgh. bad/1,040 adMagestk das.Ola.0. Wit bowpros,. heeakdong the ..,aim's analyst

and the mit... .al be loaded loin.Heide record.. Ti. widespread tM-upurn made by 3.. Iklmaw, Women 8.44.pot...My durerw, wh contacted a flockOf Pithiker& otwiatwa and urged themto ...wean, 5....«.`aPaie. -01soccesseully pulled off a how month, agowhen Cory Lambe.do played Me Meg..

Papal%No. Latin Orchestra leader, go.on. to Oece IAN week for some apstbeentdhsea-no contract. first tunes wmbe owes. of Cuban hot ones."AeoeutoAlas" and ....Aran ha . . DoanHada. and ha. band made thew debuton Oke with "Rod RI., Valley" and"Can't Y. Tell?" . . . Another premore !serf...manor wan chlaed up byNat. 'API, its font mini. of I. hewsal., the awing mass. . . . Fletcher Hon -deniers and band hart .3 eel Mae'.CI with Columba. to record on th50.cent desk,. . . . Cheat it,. In IlnaWard album eat now la Cc. Autry'.Maier rarebeain.

Camp NewsPamorto from operators near Camp

Eetwarda, Mem., gay that the muelcaltastes of the new draftee seem to drifttoward old -Unto tune*. many of whicheven date back before a lot of thelade were out of knee pants_ Toff ex-ample. they way, Paul Whiteman wardsOf a decade ago are going big. As forthe current popular thing. Dokere.?nicht of the trumblebee. and BingCilaeiby'a number* are the top tavaeltos.

Bullish MarketBernard Maur, of Amplified Music,

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711(Iiimmumiumniiiiiiiminhinnumuinininnimnimiituunitiunniumf;poet few weeks is lifting litlaale.m labrisk again. end this operator lay* Itto the aptIng weather. Me three topcola -getters now are Jimmy DoneylsArnopeta, akinamy Dorecy's Oh. Lookat Me Now, and Al Donahue's beet Oldrated. 'rho tunes are Important and soare the AYLIAla, Blather says. but eventhe '.seat recede fall to citek Wet enmerit when businese la generally bad.due to Lent or whatever other cireumstance enters into the coin -catchingOrr"

Release PrevuesAl Donahue Isom pat made You're

Double Lately. Hi. These. Mr. Moors,and Ws Nothing New for Okeb's label.. . . Vaughn Monroe did a ismwron ofrecording for Bluebird Last week on thetune* Aurora. Yount, Monkey on a Siring,and What Word Is Sweeter Than Sweet-heart? . . . Art Jarrett. who brae takenover the late Rol Xemp's band. will 00hls first recording with this outfit InChicago alter Hay 14 for Vtetor. .Within the next few menthe EddyDuchtts will record Ida second albumwith all (Norge OershwIn waste. In-cluding Embraceable You, gtWonderfut.Someone To Irate.% Over Me. sroncboagLaree Mc, They Can't yoke That AssayProm Me, Lore Walked In. Man I Lore.and Summertime. All for Columbia

Dean has mode an album of na-tive Puerto Rican native tunes recordedby Juanito Aanabtu, currently playingit the Havana Madrid. New York.

This and ThatVictor hat alerted Estherl. Crays..

new singing star, to record enMato. and Rod Sisal Walters. . .

Sammy Kayo has a new vocable tamedUsury Cron. who does the singing onKm's new record of "frendfy Tani.

. Kenny C.d.,. soll ha thetint band kAer to play In I. new RI -wilt done spot to it. out Into KewYolk'. Madison Sou", Carden. It open.May 30.... Lanny Ren has reeorgled AlecTempkton's soot, "Mother'. Day Song."

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talent that the Irkutsk is musical In-strument. altar all these yean. tad Cufffdwerds, one of the thief cape...Inas ofthat Instrument, had to loin Me unionfor rho first time la 22 ytan e1 OW.ol he could shuns It In ft,* wow WatererRoos.' fiten. "light Patrol."

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Operators In various sections of thecountry who have mentioned eritelaand records as local tavotItes. in addltoft

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Reek and Rye Polka. Louis* Mauryand' %Menem

A record that's been around a while,but which to just now hitting a heavyplay In machine* here. It's money vocaland bag a prapy polka tempo. Theartiste are fairly well known, but thetitle and the tune are no doubt puttingIt over. Title especially le a natural to

the tiktIgitla Of tavern patron!.

FORT WORTH. TEX.:Sleepy Serenade. Woody Herman.

Ina already been stripped In on snarlymachine* in the came town of theLone Star State. Ws a commercialenough maim:nag ballad and the addedvest given It by HR1110.111% TAM* andplaying might push It into other nor.neva of the rasp.

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Nighty Night. AtrIno Ray.Pint tneaMon of this tune getting any

big play on records mine* from thinneck of the woods. A few other sectloweof the country have already reportedIle rise In sheet music roam no maybe Ithas it. chances. Myth° Rare electricgutter glens the ditty a nice treatmenton this recording. and Erie entertain-ment seekern are peppering It erlthnickels

MONTREAL:

Ma Ma Shwa. Carmen Mitsuda.1 Want My Mama is the translation

of ti do labberwock ditty as sung by WuBrazilian hot potato, and openatore Illinn above Canadian city report thatIt le being played almost to the exclu-Mon of everything else. There's nopunchier explainable reason for He

wave of popularity here. We not newrecord, but haw Wired out to be Not.one-or-these-tbings. Maybe C.ffrre'n'fetchne ways.BINGHAMTON. N. Y.:Bo Hama With Mo. Gene Autry.

Ica a hlntNlly number. of court... andLs pounding along the stretch with allthe current favoritne in this town.Autry'* following le mattered far andwide. and ea can be win:sowed by theterritory Involved boo. It Is not =a-imed to the wild and woolly West. Op-erator* atiotildn't forget these Items ande very once In a WWII* Mundt* put themon the magi:dna@ Past for a toter.

May 3. 1941

Radio's Leading SongsRENY. u a comparative net o: 10 loon.ga

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INDIANAPOLIS, AprIl 36 (Manufac-turer's relroao).-Homer X. Capehart non

announced the appointment of the HenMusic Company ea Pickard distrItattorfor Eastern Washington. A new ea-tribuilon canter has just been openedlay Bart at 3140 Falioet Avenue. Beattie,The firm will Mao maintain an officein Everett, Wash.

"Joe Hart, owner of the now ellatrIlmn.Ing company. in well known Among theoperators of the Northwest." said aPackard spoiteentan. "II, will be ablyanststed In the handling of the PackardPla-Moe line by Bud Kinney. Who hashad lone experience In the autornaunmusk, !rumness. Kinney will nerve asmonger of Mr Hatt Mustp Company.

"A complete mock of Packard Pio.Moe equipment will be curled at alltime*, and operates -A are veleorsvi tonett their now eatablishment at anytime."

Cspehart, on making this announce-ment. stated. "The appointment of IlyaHart MUSIC Company an a Neiman Pk -Blot dtstributor given me great persoralpleasure. It carries out our policy ofhaying Packard PLe-blor equipment hat.died by the one outstandLog distributorIn each territory. -

Poetic Disk Selection-New records art What we retninat"WO trust thatymi trill cboose the

beat-"SO got them entegis for us to play"And It will be a happy day:"I. Week-Evid Polka (Mac wants

this); 2. My Stater and 3. Every.Meg Happens to Me, by' Tommy Doe -

,e 4, Seer Barrel Pone (Martha endPeg want tills)."

Thin la the manner In which acation requested Samuel L Lerner. ofStanley music & Amusement Com-pany. Philadelphia, to place recordson Ills triune zr.achtnt. ismer :sportsThe poetic location owner opereteethe Cherry -rtoo Inn In Philadelphia.

PRESIDENT PASO MILLS, of MILL Noeelty company: Phut Shay, coin-ales manager; Marian Shaw. red-headed 'venial. and Joe Releinnan, "fLe

Practical of the piano." Mee up the Mulls Thererts, and Marlon diMorem owe

Of the Watt rwerateirs. 04cu4ufactineea radon.)"COMING UP,- sao THE BRAINARD. Order 03 -se HITS Will

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WOODY HERMAN Mecca 3712)dmo..e (SONp of the Secomp,l-PT: VC.Leta Gat Away Prom it Atl-PT: VC.

Hermon makes oOnstatently excellentmoods, and Ulla latest la no exception.

anything Ws a bit totter than someorerous efforts. because Wooly's vocalOat on the familiar Nell Motet standardeci the A side la better than it has beentat a few recent releases, and becauseMuriel Lane has her belt wax oppor-tunity ao far with the lyrics of the II

Herman Sings Chin -e with fineWirg and tacked by cogent scoringsod a slow. compelling tempo. It's amod bet far Coln phone... Reverse hie].loots enediUln. danceable tempo, theleader's clarinet, and Una Lane's highly

warbling.

COUNT SAME (Demo Album Set No.2)11)

air *Clock Jump-inx 10 -Inch records.Deem offers here a meltable fled day

between two cosere for lovers of thelost In colored )bra and. of ammo forBasle addicts. The duke are not newores. all haring been released at some;colons time, but packaged to the titre -Vie Rod physically attraothe mannerDove habitually brings to its albums,they make pretty complete thesaurusof the sort of music that has made thecount one of the immortals of jam.

KATE SMITH (Colombia Album Sat0.501

ger Smith U. S. A.-Pour 10 -lochWords,

The American nvorif U alms carriedthrn on thin Columbia Kite !Smith al-bum. altbo not to the mime degree. Themites Included In It are eight of MOORollie favorite tunes, no one of whichIs a flag-waver, but the timely angle Isadvanced In the album', title and covermogn, and Implied, apparently, byEve's Arneriguthin netnithers and char-ity work, and, of course, bar God Dieu,Inertea contribution. Sales should bebig bete. for a number of reasons. notthe hart Of which Is this larittel'a Pooleand warm clean rocel style.ART KASSEL (11brobird 8-11)2))Dog Noose Polka-PT; VC. Lullaby Land-W. VC.

A comblrotIon of a fairly amusinglyric and the awingy polka tempo On-woriellred In Deer Bartell Polka results

ars acceptable A side here. but onethat will probably mean little or nothinganon among Keessel's most loyal follow-ers. Matterrnate la not even acceptable.boacver offering as It does a drearywaits melody and quavering, enervatedsat work. Harvey Crawford tries harden the words on Otte aide.MITCHELL AYRES (Bluebird 1-11118)Minna. Prom Trinidad-FT. VC. Schee-Owe! at Sunrise-PT.

Prom the new movie, Ziegfeld CIO,am*: a novelty ditty (on the A aidehere( that win find Ito way Into num-er-ect wax Incarnations before It's thou.Ann Unfortunately, the song doom%merit It 'Moe We one of thole would -learunny lyric numhem grafted onto thetroomalnely popular Latin tempos. MaryAnn Mercer, Tommy Tapia', and theresemble strive to lend humor andmeaning to wordage Into which thosevirtue, weren't written in the first piste:

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thr ;oh Is too much for them. ReverseIs light. bouncy. lilting. and nicelyscored. Its titular pun may attract at-tention. and the band', work won't letthings down.ARTIE SHAW (Video 273851Alone Together-VT. Who'. Exottode-rr.

Sheer continues his march thru mual-roal comedy moot and other hits offormer years with the Piping Colorsnumber on aide A. Aitho It's realizedthat Artie mill evolve the meet sensa-tional arrangement In the world forevery one of thee. standards to whichbe brings his Orb, full bard. Oita, how-ever. could have been bettered In anumber of spots. It's boadoocd-aboul-den above most contemporary platters,musically &poetics& but it hasn't thesparkle and excitement of other Shawdisks along stmt lac moos, except in uolategmanatee. The setting,. and Shaw's der -Into as usual, stand Cut Remus is atwinge:co, a Shaw original that againfeatures his Intricate solo work. DO good.but (hie sort of thing con be Idt forother more ordinary orko to do.

WILL BRADLEY IColuesibba 36052)What fire Irma Prom Your Neart?--PT; VC. Talkoso to the Wind --PT: vc.

Two meant:iglus pop Worn come fromthis band on this dis.k, played aotiellyMouth, and receded well by LynneGardner and Terry Allen on Ode* A andR. respectively. but they're Just anotherpair of ditties that probably won't meantoo Much, and as ouch they're wroteof time for on ork an capable of turningout unusual things ea is this one. Pintaide Is rhythmic sod the second It slowballad, which et least supplies contrast.

TONY PASTOR (Bluebird 11-111191Broggin'-Fin VC. Copley Square-PT.

Pastor. whom 'real efforts customarilyreveal a high percentage of gravel mixedin with the words, surprises on aide Ahere With an excellently sung version ofa song In the Lazybona tradition. Tunsarid lyrics are homey rind blend nicelywith style. at least the traces ofIt that remain In this Interpretation,This to really a good singing job (withPastor at the mike most mi the way).and may do much to boost his stock withdisk fiends. Racking Is a stomp tunewith the usual riffs, solos, and einensblee,RAY KINNEY Mecca Albion Set No.

1911Paroote ftesection Songs-Phi 10 -Inchrecords.

The title of this Deem atom Is thebeet description of the songs It contains,Numbers like Xe-Lb-A and Pagan LowSong are Included, and delivered In theforthright Kinney style they make goodnate:Ong. even if one's taste doesn't run

BARRY WOODCBS 'YOUR HIT PARADE

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"THE THINGS I LOVE"The Best Vocal Record of the Week

Yours Most Sinceroly,Barry Wood

to :ono -skirt inelcdoo and rhythms.Klonessa name. p:us gool.looking albumdesigning, makes thus particularly sale-able to people who friar Ilawellan attas.JIMMY DORSEY (Dacca 3710 and

37111My Stater and 1-PT: VC. fn the Thothof Me Nfpfir-PT. VC. La Rostta--FP.Minnie Prom Trinidad-VT: VC.

First record oombinee a dramatic instrumental arrangement and a lengthyBob Drxely vocal on the A sole, both ex-cellent, with a version of Rimaky-Kor.eakott's Seheherarade that to similar inform to Denser& recent Yours platter.Ebeely leads off with a slow ballad vocal.band goes to swing for the next chorus.with Helen O'Connell for the rhythmiclast -chorus noranring. It's a highly ofrecto* pattern. Ice it offers so muchmore during Its three -minute coursethan moat alingle-tentho, stereotyped or-eheetratioruo La Borita's familiar melodyis taken at a medium lump tempo, with

solo work ountancitag. whilethe reverse here la largely Mho CrOon-nell's detailing of the rad story of ginner.A eong mum bo pretty weak If evenHelen's Individual and excellent style)can't ancomplith much with It.Tommy TUCKER (Obeh 6131)Jenny-Ftr VC. My Ship-PP. VC.

tot of rec-al on the A tide here, andell of It done by Amy Amen and theVoices Three with no appreciation of thehumor to be extracted horn the groatIra Oenthein lyric. to Tucker's typicalbouncy tempo, it grinds on and On forchorua niter chorus, each one soundingalike, with not only the singers but thebend ea welt extsibtIng nothing butroutine stuff that smuredly can't beWarned on the material. Plipover In alovely ballad tbat isn't presented withany more We or brilliance then Ile com-panion on the A side.GENE KRUPA (Melt 61301Let's Gee essee Teem ft elT-PT: VCJust a Little Bit South of North Caron.,PT: VC.

Nettling tinumial Mends out on the.,latest Krupa alder. Scoring Is orelinsoYbeast Isthe-tanning enough (which le t.sbe expected on a Krupa disk), and AnitaO'Day sings both aides in an attempt ata style that doesn't always come Off. Attimes she succeeds to being cute and ef-fective, but in other pincers the effort tobe little different fatly. not In Its pur-pose, but In ItsJIMMIE LUNCEFORD (Colombia

36054)Dtheh-P1'. Parts 1 and 1.

This can have appeal only for the mostardent Lunceford fans, or for those whoprefer tbeir musical entertainment asscreamingly loud and formless as It pos.athly can be. Outside of one or two spotson either aide, the venerable standard ismutilated beyond much recognnton, andw..trf there Is no denying the ism meritOf many of the medal, on the whole it's afast, boller-factory version In whicheverything and anytbing goes --het Ridingthe ea. -drums of anyone but the mostfanatical hers -cats -DANNY KAYE (Colombia 36042)Mg Shtp-V. The Perinea* of Ptel De -Nob

Kaye's second record, like his Brat,ronitaine two numbers from the ahem litwhich he le meeting with Ruch mime".Leidy Ire the Dark, But unlike the tintMM. one half of this one Ithe A sideIs a beautiful ballad number snore suitedto someone with a defintte singing molter,rather than to a comedian. Kayes de-linestken combines sentirriental crooning.recttetlie, and swing singing In a con-fusion arrangement (that also Includesarchond group), tehters Is neither fish.fowl, nor rod record Interning. Reverseis much better, because It offers Kayothe chancre for comic voice changessod snoring sang etra,..erihnT.UNA MAE CARLISLE Illluoirird

8.111201It'r Sad Ma True-V. Citokorg Bobo

If any prize were offered for not onlythe wont aor.g of the yew, but the one

In the poorest taste. there is no qatatlOnabout Bflte.keteg Debra ability. to iota lt.TIP Pan Alley etutemarity turtles tobring out effusions on conumpariuyhappening*. but something like this--'fhb the parenthetical subtitle nitCan't Dortb Me, and lima such as "youlook so cute dressed up in your pera-chuter"-te the absolute nadir of bad taste.to soy nothing of atupicitty. as fax asthis observer In concerned. Wm Car.hale's Weal style is always lotereettoglyedectls't. and Ws not her fault that Mkaide can't be listened to without a strop(inclination to see how It feels to breaka record. Plattermate Is not the bestsong In the weld, but It's a harmlessballad that Una Mee velem nicely in herIntimate, provocaUve style.

HORACE HEIDT (Colombia 36053)Pete the Piper-PT: VC. A Knife, a Park,and a Spoon-PT: VC.

Two more thongs from Heidt'e Pot o'Cold picture are backed up here, buteither of them Is Use aunt of tune calcu-lated to evoke much dancing In thestreets, or anywhere else, for that mat.tar. Tunes sae both noveltlos, and thomint and bouncy In the typical Helenvein, are Inanely cute and a slight Insultto even the heat captious record Intern.

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ANOTHER BUCKLEY 111S7'ALLAYION node by 11111 Music Company, Cle.defier& Leff to right: Carol Coble. bond recant!: A. L. Duke, and RobertMaloney, enatutper. (Manufacturer's release.)

er's intelligence. Donna and her DealJuana occupy the vocal spotlight on bothOdes, and deliver only pedestrtan quar-tet harr000hing. The disk will provablyfold it. blggeet market among themepeople who hero wen Borneo and theband In the film. and who want to ANrwain the nunibern coming from thescreen.LANNY ROSS (Victor 273901Anc Marie -V. 1.N.Iy Song -V.

After series of Minims recordings,meetly of hie own oecogoiltionil no oneOf which was w.'eth the effort. Roo,finally cuts it pair of aides that oughtto have n satisfactory *Seedy axle over IIlong period of time. The famotia Bach -Donned o.ing on the A aide. as well sa itsCO:IIPT11110.11. such eermitlee. under-standing treatment in Lanny'a hands,and his tenceing haa rarely soundedbetter.DICK ROBERTSON (Decca 3716/The Barthel in the DeIL-V. Mary had aLittle Lamb -V.

The children's hour arrivea with thisnewest Robertson relouie This to. to allIntents and purpoies designed exclu-sively fee the kiddies. for on both aidesDick relates the familiar childish "swigetoriesl with medlUm tempo Inetrnmen-t3 that not Only backshim up. bin 'separates the vocal startraain places. Attho 11.0 a little out of theOrdinary foe Robertson. till* presaIng willprobably pay clen dividends because ofits simple. easy Approach to a couple ofditties that good many mothers willwant for their offspring.AL DONAHUE (Okeh 61361'temple' of rho Juke Son-Pir. VC. Tabu

Mae A la a good enough ride tune.played exceptionally well by Donahue*new came hand. with ahedlng. precision.and wilted sewing out of the topdrawer. Dee Heating and the band bayswarble the lyric* effectively. 7bo pattingis A atoer. undulating version Of the Afro.Cuban Tabu, with native beat* and anexcellent hot trumpet passage sharingthe itandout honors. Arrangement thrU-out this nice ts extremely electric.KING SISTERS (Bluebird B-11122)My Slater and 1-V. I Underhand -V.

The Minos do an abourodeco on theirlatest release, foregoing for the nonetheir habitue! "stint alogLng in feverof a pair of stow -tempo ballade. both ofwhich are heading for the heights ro,

pop tunes Swept for it alight curer-otrreaing of the harmony on one parPof

My Stater and 1 oho girls do A highlyOonwriesidable Job on both tongs, *thongthem moodily and yet rhythmically.Vocal forT3TIVIRCOLA make the moat ofeach melody. with neither side confinedexclusively to foursome singing. Theseveral sok) bits strung thrlsout are welldone, and contrast nicely with tba grouphermontishig.BILLIE HOLIDAY (Okels 6134)0c,cla en my Mind -V. Leta Do 1t -V.

Selection of the Cole Porter lilt ofanother year for the B vide hacking herewas not the 'resides% thet could hembeen made, for the torch style of MonHoliday does not lend Itself too well toa song whose main attribute* are sopkila-heated, amusing rhymes and a Illtintrhythmic lift On Georgia Billie is motela her element, and she turna out oneof the beat vocal reckons of this re.Stood number. The piano Interlude be-tween her choruses on thia aide rate bow.

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GOING STRONGResold...es Int"! brier AI. currsotty the biggest rwerhre.esakert Is autourstle

= phouoursphs. Sgktlaant are 104 CAiel.lus of reports galloped inch week by momenta-= flees of The billboard Vow at least four loading phonegraph operators In mete of the 30= most lehurtant phoeed"ph operating 44444 n In rm. country. Resordioge listed wIllimat= an etelanetion are those slut hen appeared undo. Otis heading In ow week or mote= sad hos* It,.. become such establitheil utaefan that they rejoins se further viol...nation,

= Oh. Look at Ms New. Not unexpectedly. the TOMMY poltsrp recordingof this entertaining ditty has made the final leap Into the labae.rtbbOncis.** after several weeks of building nicely, A majority of operatorsreport favorable returns on It now.

= Tba Wile Ow Owl. Another song that his been climbing rapidly. and thatat Wit has. become psputar enough to land up beer. Is thlt 11)41 num-ber. M recorded parlleutarly by AL. DONAHUE'''. Re has thing., prettymuch Mc own way here. ;Litho JOE REICIIMAN, MDR ROBERTSON.and TEDDY POW! I I. are pretty lair in tome locatiOnt.

There'll Be Some Changes Mode. (0th week/ BENNY GOODMAN..VAUGHN ISIONROE. TED WEEMS*.

= It All Comes Back to Me Now. (Ith week) GENE IIAL MEP'.TED we.T11.S..

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COMING UPIteewelaw Wed below are these which operators 'spiel are eel ye? ?Oti-heteh

= montynutirers bet whkh are vowing In popularity on moment phoeograples.. Seteellons= an the consensus Cl repmts gathered meh week by representatives of The tillibowel

from at least lour keeling Monsoon el/maims la each of lb. so most Important- e- dwoogentile el:westing testers In the eennlity.= Advancing nicely to a point where It may soon threaten the phono= lenders for supremacy In thia picture song. as waxed by iratee TOMMY

DORSEY* And BIRO CROSBY. Dorsey le featured In the movie fromwhich tt comes. and 11 the MITI plays around the country. pronto on hiedick (as well as Oct Croaby's; should thereon.

= The Band Played On. OUT LOMBARDO. Is this. far unchallenged onthis recording. and here again lb a ease where a movie is helping mat.ten. Peons the Jimmy Cagney picture. grroicherry Monde, thin ld beingheated by a lot of audiences. and they in turn are going for It on themachines. Lombardo -a disk Is erastantly improving.

= friendly Tavern Polka. ADO fulfilling the promise it ghosted it couple Oftwelcs ago Pi the HORACE ItgIDT. record of this light and lilting nuin.bee. It still Ls not enjoying nationwide popularity, but It is dettnitolypointing in that dirs^ction.

= Boogies Woogle Bogle soy. Doing well enough, but thawing aloe that Itcosec e go any higher Is the ANDREWS SISTERS' Yeralon of MD '<MC

they do in their current picture. Burk Privates. WOODY HERIIANa.:o has a disk that is atMeting some nickels.

Cloys Now. Mother HORACE EIEIDT waxing that Is keeping step with hisTavern recording. An appealing little number, tote looks good, In neldt's,version, to be up among the leaders soon.

I Uadentand. Oreat Improvement over its lackadalsked performance of aweek ago was registered during the past week by the JIMMY DORSEYrecording of this ASCAP ballad. A number or additional operators have- now placed It on their machines. and It's beginning to move nicely.

Yr. Yi. Ti. Yi. Slipping a bit la thin ANDREWS SISTERS' record of aF.

tong done So That Night In Rho. Perhaps the reason Ii that operators areHipping the disk over and finding a likely lcoklag item on the reverie(sot tact hating In this section).

Do I Worry? A -Pow:biller last week, this Is making good In an ex-treinrly encouraging manner. Both TOMMY DORSET and the INKSPOTS have fam-moving disks of It. and ir.thottlona are that both rec-ords Will move considerably higher before they're thou.

Until TO11401/0W. &UV an tenproseenent last week, this SAMMY KATE*record has eettled Into a rut again. Sorge machines are tieing well with it.but In general there's not the amount of action on 1t that there shouldhave been.

I'll Be Wills You I. Appt Two. Thts Is the other Weed the AN-DREWS Shfrr0t.9' record of 1. Yf, Yi. rt. TI, and it's beginning to attractnice attention in a number of phones. It's likely to spread itself noon andclimb much farther up the ladder.Sono bated below an thou which have appeared In .Caning 1.4" fee four weeks

se wen, end .Hits are still being rnettninerd on eneeigh risperts te *vomit ahead InelusionIn the Gide, ems the they moss meltable Ms aeon amt. Into Coing Strong."

New San Antonio Rose. (1Ith week) Holding on. IMO CROSBY. BOBWILLS.

Tonight. (10th work) Still *round. Y1lf3SY DORSET., OF:SE KRUPA'.XAVIER. OUOAD.

POSSIBILITIESRetordiwin !hied below haws not yet shown any strength In sultematk Osseo-

= cwt. but an the mast 0hchy prorpeets foe maul SWUM sutttn among new recordreleoin. These issuestlore an baud upon redly Hrtorsa . sheet musk eels,

= rivets from snook publishes, re to the relative Importance of entails smege in their uHNea, at ...SI as ae the judgment of The Ilittberwel's music dmisrtmernt.

= TONY PASTOR' and JON REICIHMAN have Ter-No.10 Lullaby lase.lions 1.1 this that are meeting with some success In scattered lootUono.EDDY DUCHIN also has a fairly prom nting record of It.

= yours. The JIMMY DORSEY` recording of this Latin tune. known also SSQuiererne Metelto, la beginning to get around Ire a likely looking way. Itnttght turn Into another amapota for the =LAIC 123ualLilea.

= Welkin' by the River. An excellent Song, written and receded by UNAMAN CA111.181.& that Is netting some attention in her coral version.There's very little tO present this one from being an exceedingly profit-able Item foe the boxes.

= imaempeggo, Operators hod better watch thin Ogle. So for no particular ree-l: ord of It has come along. out of all those available on It, to make a mark

for Itself. but that in likely to happen any dot now,:72 Everything Happens To mw. A deter lyric and a Mee melody. plUs some ox -

Ecenent recordings Of It. Tailteithia song a good bet for the phone net-

- work. Operators may boon find I oat they're ollastog out on a gad thing

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PPILADELPHIA. April 26.-Sem Lerner.president of Sterile" Mune St Amuse-ment Company. looking forward to a bigresort season, has enlarged his !StanleyArcade on the Boardwelk In WIldancel.N. J. When the season gots under waythere oo Decoration Day the establish-ment will take In Mee Boardwalk stored.Place le under construction now and Isbeing designed as an armory. with anarray of target rune lining the frontOf the wooden walk_ Arcade will haysat Inset 330 =Mmes. Marvin Kesslerand Al Berger. who have managed theArcade the past two eeaa.ona for Lerner.Will be back.

Paul Zetemer, formerly with RaymondRoom Company. local Victor -Bluebirddistributor, hro been made chief recordbuyer foe the %Venn:salter departmentMena in Phitadeiphia and New York.

Butts Iblyderman. head of the Over-tircoh Annulment Company. abase greatistridoe in the music machine operationfkilld More startling several months agoprove that the Industry Is not exclusivefor the male of the speck*. also findsUnit for worthy charitable endeavors.An attire member of the Chem MaarCholera. wit -known kwal charlieble or-ganization. Miss Snydennan Is creditedWith turning In the biggest oollecttonIn the orgatarationb Aid to Britain cam-paign. Then her untiring effort. sub.atantial contributions were mede by thetown's pinball and triusta machine op-t:eaten

In the South Philadelphia section an-t:Aber pinball operation Mamma. An-thony ftlecheiti and Sohn HicchrtU hareegganlred the Duplex Amusement Cern-pony. with ofAciee at 1611 Snyder Avenue.

Al Rodntein. bead of moo Sales Com-pany, arniierv.rnt maelitr.c ellatributor.

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has leased the thren-iitory building at002 North Broad Street. In which tectionthe distributors are feat congregating.

West Oak Lane section of the city, oneof the town's newest derelopnwelta, getsanother new music machine operator.Harry Yanks hen onraniced the Playeline!duce Company end eninbnehed opera-tions. at 6142 Ogruata Avenue.

Jack Between, preeldent of Betio Vend-ing C)empany, hen been appointed an ad-ditional co-chairman of the general com-mittee making amangententa for the an-nual convention of the Variety Clubs InAtlantic, City midMay. Domain was alsoappointed as co-chairman of the ban-quet committee for the showmen's yulit-lee.

Recording artist* visiting town for per-sonal appearance' are becoming frequentcallern upon the mimic innelsine gentry.In recent weeks operators met Up withWill Bradley. Barry Wood. and Abe Ly-man, and this week finds Horace BMdipaying his respects.

Stanley Carron. who operates the cen-ter -city night spot that beats his nameand well known among the music ma-chine gentry, to entering the recordingtinniness by having Charlie Gained. bandlender at his club. record Charneb «U-lna] tune. f Naren't the Cosirape, whichhe will distribute privately for the musicmachines.

Overbrook Amusement Companygrabbed off one of the moat attractivelocations In town In netting up Packardequipment at Dick Hubeck's new Mel-rose Dines at 16th and Pawerunk Avenue.Te diner was recently embed at a mt.of 40.000.

Local Industry can look forward to theentrance of a propased I:memo Met-ohandultm Machine Corp ration here.Laurin. 8. Levy. tonal attorr.ey. has filedpetition for a chatter for the new Organiration. Its purpose* "to buy. sell.operate. lease. *orrice. diatntrute. and re-pair coln-openurd amusement and nier-chandinIng machined and parts and mer-thandine of all kinds and of a kindrednature."

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Another Philly NewspaperAdvocates Legalized Gambling

(leacanno editorial eppearrd M ThePhasticipitta Newt April 21. 1941)

THE recent developments in thewar in Europe make it appear avery definite gamble concerning

the ultimate outcome.So as we go further and further

en the side of Great Britain we arefiguratively betting 57.000,000.000,or as much more as is deemed nee-sary, that we can pick the winner.

We hope we are right.Certainly. it Is going to be a much

more complex world to live in if weare wrong.

But what we started to say is thatwe can't see where this is very muchdifferent from betting that 431 willbe tomorrow's number.

All life, for that matter, is a

Matter of ChoiceWe know of quite a lot of _people

who have made very considerablehits at church bingo parties.

We know people who have wonturkeys, automobiles, trips to sum-mer resorts, and even Irish sweep-stakes.

In each of these cases the winnersreceived several hundred times thevalue of their original investment of5 to 25 cents. Then, too, we'veknown persons who have lost iniaase same raffles or nn the num-bers or the Irish sweepstakes.

They got weeks of happy anticipa-Leh for the investment of a com-parative few cents, followed by aday or two of gloom when they dis-covered they had not won.

But all In all everyone had apretty good time of it for a verysmall outlay. As a matter of fact,none of them-winners and haters-meld get the same amount of thrillfor so little in any other way.

We might add that the writer doesan wager on the numbers. the races,or any of the other games of chance,including church bingo games. No,not because he doesn't think suchthings should be operated, but be -rime he just doesn't care about it.

In that we are different from thegreet majority of people. who willgamble no matter how many lawsare reined or how many G men,police. and reformers are sent out tostop them.

Anti we differ from the rest of theItemen race, that small group thatdoesn't gamble for this reason orthat, in that we DO NOT thinkeveryone else should have the sameRea or be forced into it

tat 0111 Private Lives AloneGambling does not ruin every-

body who gambles, any more thanliquor ruins everyone Who drinks.Weaklings are going to be ruinedby whatever vices they are sus-ceptible to, and nothing can savethem.

Prohibition did not save one con-firmed drunkard. but it did make alet of confirmed drunkards, somecorpses. and a terrific numberof racketeers, criminals, and mur-derers.

The gambling instinct merely iscow phase of the universal profit -making instinct-a desire to speedup the profit system with the aidof chance for one's own profit

What else is the stock market,we'd like to aek? Or a host of in-vettmenft that we could mention?

Well, anyway. gambling is goingto continue-and with employment

and pay rolls up-increase, no mat-ter what anyone tries to do toSTOP 1T.

So why not see to it that gam-blers, big and little, got a fair showfor their money?

And as we said the other day, whynot take some of the profits (whichnow are and have been for too longflowing merrily into the pockets ofuntaxed law breakers) and use themfor the urgently needed city, State,and federal expenditures for de-fense, instead of burdening the tax-payers with additional levies?

We could get enough to pay forthe defense prognim-well, themajor part of it-by legalizing gam-bling and slapping appropriate taxcson it.

The war itself is a huge gamble, sowhy not finance it by the samemethod?

Curbs on. Travel(PoZioicinp editorial appeared La The

New York Timm Spell 13 1911.)

The hope for abolition of travel re-etrictIone betaren the thowd stst,and Canada. recently crpreesed in Par -Bement by the Dominion ?Merge Min-ister. will be warmly echoed by ourown public. There Is lithe danger ofaubverelte elements from over the bor-der cooling down to hamper ourarmament activities, becanao Canadahes already put her poiesible ttouble-makers In safe keeping.

The Minister evidently had In mindthe Untied States requitement that via -lung Canadians must be equipped withpompoms duly visaed, It U the effectof Oita upon our own travel into Can-ada that he and other Canadians de-plore. Canada requires no passportsfrom Americans, but an hnprersion tothe contrary hen been created and Itseems bard to eradicate. It Is strength-ened by the fact that the AmericanImmigration autheritim demand mereevidence. not no:manly a passport.but documentary 11 possible, that thereturning tourtst la a United States ett-leen. A birth certificate or a tax re-ortpt will servo, In the ells:rot:on of

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the examining ollirer. but Arnerleaneevidently prefer a right to dependenceupon ellemetion.

Our own people want to go to theDominion to enjoy lta unrivaled acenrryand open boaspItallty. and they see nonecessity for providing themselves 'tubdocumentary midence to Inure theirreturn. Canadian*, who need Americandollars to pay for their huge purchasesOf war material and mechtnes. wantthem to ocean. 'They Impose no rtntrIC.(Ions upon our ton:Lets. Tide attitudeshould be two-sided, end made ro 11

posing* before the summer holidaybeeeon begins.

Canada's monetary reatrietiona uponpurely ptesauro travel In the UnitedStates by her own people fall into a

DILL. DONLON'S ARCADE at Sylvan lice.e-4. N. Y., completely equippedLy infermational Mutozoope Seel Company. Inc_ Long Island City. N. Y.

different category. They have herd ac-cepted uncompletningty by Canadianswho realize that private pleasure mustgive way to war needs. Americans alsounderstand this and appreciate theCanadian spirit. as Dr. Schuyler BaldwinTerry. of Chicago University. ably pointsOut In a litter to The Montreel Star.The money conies to the United Statesanyway, but it Is being spent hers formore serious purposes.

Cleveland Music MenSelect May Bit Tune

CLEVELAND. April W.-PhonographMerchants' AmOdallon of Cleveland hasae:reted as Its htt tune for May JettPlain Folks, by Tiny Hill, Mary Ray. andHarold Dolton.

The tune is eve:table on Bluebird rec-ords, played by Vaughn Monroe,. orches-tra. and on Okeb reoxds. by "Ilny MIL

Kirby Names Mauves DistribLOS ANGELKIL April '_8.-Appointment

r,t Mike Munveo, of New Tack. ea AsternelletslInstor for the Kiss Tester aro an-nounced by K. W. Kirby. of MoneymakerMachines, here. Kirby said that KleeTester is elickIng solidly over the [Win-try and getting good playa In arcades.

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'new GleansNEW ORLF-ANES, April 24 -The pee -

dieted opetrig cereal in pLaying of pin-ball machine/a la being malltied heymost opumutie expectations in down-town locations of the city. With 'trulyplay in the mornings and afternoon. ItIs Impouthie at beat spots to even get aRitmo* of bow players are faring atinachlrea. Ica a sod day for the klintred,a happier one for operator, but moltpleased Is the 'ovation owner. Ask anymoan/rant, bar. or drugstore ownerwhat the return of pin games, aftermany months' absence, hoa meant to tiebusmen,. The conomous of ouch repliesta that the addition of the pin gamesthe difference between profit and loseon net bulimia operations.

Owner of one of the largott btutitees-arca orolauranta says: "Return ot the pingams has helped my buelnraa and mypronto are bon. In many month'. Whenthe mew/duces first crime bark and weWere Instructed that the operators' wao-elation would not tolerate minor, play.mg or payoff to Vomit, I was ;skepticalabout popularity Of the games as emote-taltiment machine. only. At flrat, mypredictions were paste:ed, but with es,torn of warn weather mul Installation oflatest -type games. patronage has increasedsteadily. For the past week I hove nevermen at any time such a steady play. Iem glad to see the germs fuck and Iam cure our eUstomers feet the samewar about It." (TRU operator has Orotnnehines an knution. a Gottlieb Horo-scope and a Koeny Wild rtra.)

Palm id ColuniKs and Okeh recordsthus far In April are running 27 per centahead of the same period a year ago andare well In excess of any month In my -Mal Testa. Amor/ling to rent. °cell*.bead of Disk Musk Sake Company'.

The beet April bodiless to that arm ahistory in reported by Meru IllatrIbutIngCorporation. H. N. MrCormick. Ho:Mornsair mariner. lOokil for no usual aum

Rnm letdown thto year, crediting greaterhome um of choke plus the big aortaspatronage for coin phonogropha andphone systems foe 52 per cent IneresarIn mint over the first four months oflast year.

A good Tuna demand for Roll -a -Packcounter game* to reported by Peed Xing.of the C. & N. Sales Company. followingon extensive busineas trip than Louis-iana and Mlussappl.

Charles Wicker, aides manager of the.1. H. Peres Amusement Company. tour -Mier distributor In LotibLans, left earlythin week for a trip thru the ouzo/. andHoe belt. Al Mendes, district taco man-ager for R. Wm -tither Company, also leftthos avok for North Louisiana and HurtTexas.

The Vile Coln Machine Company. die-

C(')Initig EventsApril 28 to May 2 -Premium

Show at the Palmer House. Chi-cago. (See The Billboard atBooth 13.1

April 30-Inskillation of offi-cers. Coin Ms Chino Industries.Inc. Sherman Hotel, Chicago.

May 11 to 17 -Bottled Carbon-ated Beverage Weak.

May 18 -Amusement Board ofTrade of New Jersey, Inc. "Banguet of 1941." celebrating "I Amen American" Day at 7:30 p.m.in the Continental Ballroom.Nowark, N. J.

May 15 to 17-11etail TobaccoDealers of America, Inc.. annualconvention at Hotel Pennsyl-',anis, New York.

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May 21 -Meeting of Ohio StateAutomatic Clectric PhonographOwners Association. Hotel Stat-ler. Cleveland.

June 9 -American Federationof Musicians' Convention. Seattle.Wash.

July 10 -Ohio Cigarette Vend-ers' Association annual meetingat Cedar Point, 0.

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Nov. 10 to 14-1941 Meeting ofAmerican Bottlers of CarbonatedBeverages, Philadelphia.

tribute's for mveral of the leading pingame makers In thin territory. reportKind demands for Gottlieb's )loroscotwaKeeney. Wild Bally's Play toll andMystic. Stoners Imp. Itshibit's Do -Re -Ml.and in one -Call free -play elms. ti.Ily'sBlue Grass.

Md. Coln Machine Company has pur-chased the pin game route of the liqui-dated firm of Pipitone & Pace, N:ckCarbalal. Dixie company bead. AO,COU114.01.

Virgil Christopher, district tales repre-tentative of the Daily factory. return, toNew Orleans Saturday after a trip toNastdile. Tenn.

CD 11SAD, HroOklyri Dodder percher, fete, ita hand at Scitnflaet BettinaPraellee, white Don ROM aruntherballplayee. and Air datgahtrr. Veda. look OThe aantleotoo 00th the hal it oar of thaw rabid no:oklyn farts who °outdomate( afferlatl a few worth of adstce. The Velar* was taken at St. OtargeHata Phannocy, Itrooktios.

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New Aluminum SubstitutesSuggested to OPAL by Experts

WASHINGTON. April Rd.-With sub -illative for aluminum broamlru; an 1n -

:tying problem, due to need o( con-n rstag the supply for defense needs andessential civilian preclude. the Oince ofPaduction Management revealed thisvest stStrations metre(' from an ad -

getup of the National Academy ofWac000. Emphasizing the fad that alltuggee.E0310 -must be taken only aagal4LS" the report Mated:

"Swan subatitutea for aluminum are.is general, those materials that werectettrialli replaced by aluminum, ouchis brass, rine. and Chromium forCbTernium-plating and nickel for nickel -plating, which themselves are ao seam.so to be questionable present-day sub-/andel. Substitutions. %Mestere, shouldrectally COMO from materials not at

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prsaent subject to priorities:*Among the Academy* reconunenda-

Lions were that alunaLuurn foil be re-placed by oiled paper, glasethe. tinfoil.lendfoll, or cellophane: that aluminumbottle Caps be replaced by paper, plas-tics., of some form of sheet Steel prop-erly coated: that, In general, plasticsNone, cant Iron. steel. wood, paper, guns.and ceramics be substituted where It toessential that a subatitution be made.

The committee oho recornmendsd see_oral method., of aluminum conservationto those manufacturers using the metal.

Alumlawn ProductionThe OPNI and that by December the

Aluminum Company of Ammien wouldbe producing 63,003.0:0 pounds of alumi-num a month, 10,000.000 pounds morethan In March, and Usen new plants ofother companies would go on full oper-ating scheduler. late thla year.

Itio report °Wrested that 75.000,000pounds, of old metal scrap could be re-Vareted from junk dealers and said thata 6,000,000 -pound shipment orIgLnallyIntended foe France. still held in NewYork. could be returned to American de -reISO pooducttno.

Substitute or Shoat AllemImamCHICAGO, April M.-Transportation

equipment manufacturers here are re-ported to be watching with Interest ex-periments with new lightweight panelthat hiss a fiber face halt as heavy asaluminum and one -seventh as heavy asstool.

According to William Leonard. writingIn rho Chicago Journal of COmote.tht,thn panel material, known as -Pytrt-Tech,- Is made of a core of basswoodveneer with sheets of vulcanized fiberglued to each side with a mein bond. andlet by heat end prroure. Recent testsmade at the university of Witconrinshowed that. in spite of its light weight.the niatertal has a tensile strength ofnearly CO CO pounds to the Atmore Inchwith the grain of the fiber one way. andof nearly 12.000 pounds to the squareinch with the grain at right angles.

Pybr-'rheh la :sot led per cent fireproof.hut It is slow burning, the bond betweenthe fiber and the wood Is waterproof andthe fiber faces thrmathret, can be madewaterproof, Technical Ply -Woods, 228North La Salle Street, Ito makers. 010110.

The material Is being treed by GeneralMotors Corporation In piste of slurninum for luggage racks its 000 of Its rimi-est Greyhound imaste, awl other mash.forturvro of transportation equipmentare studying possibilities M using It forseat backs, Interior trim, partitionsheadlining* window trim, and other In-terior application*.

"Several large airman. companies aretenting Pybr-itch now." James R. Flit-patrtek, director of the company. sal&-with possibilities of finding placeswhere It can be used for sheet alumi-num. We think It has a definite field asa substitute for aluminum where alumi-num is now ward In short form."

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lott WadiFORT WORTH. Tea.. April 20.-Rain,

rain. and mere rain. but operated, arenot complaining. because it means goodpasture and good Nature meana fatcattle, hop. and cheep which go to helpmate tip ttits town's epersiling Money.Tile recent Mina also amusegrain crops which will be tiaridabout the last of May.

Outdoor spota are off to a good Mart.,With u much hullatng and army campactIvItim in evidence In thts acetion.the ouminer looms %cry promising.

Operator Walter ?banish is sportinga newt Ow wetter has opened a newnight club, the La Rinds. on MansfieldHighway about own mike Out fromtown.

Bob Cowan ha* been addle:: a lot ofnew end Lased Sparks to hie alreadylarge route of counter mimeo.

1. D. Hightower I. driving a nen Olds.I. D. and his brother Warren, leadingFort Worth operators, report that bunt-nese le good.

Dick Dixon. local operator, says hie aact% and proves it by pureltrung newand wed equipment for his route.

Clayton Renter is featuring countergame. In most of his exclusive epoto.He is regularly adding now counter uniteto his airing.

Operator Mt:Douse!. head of the Mc-Dougan Novelty Company. i.e back tn theoperating buttnees 100 per cent licealto operator a leading cafe to the city.

Bid Johnson. leading cotrunan of theeceutheast ward. tee adding new =chimeto Ills line weekly. Bid favors countergenies and gore In for Decal and Greet -then SICAE1110tA.

Sadie Vtriften, manager of the Port.Worth Novelty Corepeny, her been add.log now will box irsataltationa. Ito alsobar been buying new phonon.

Stafford page and Tommy Larlmonereport good business. They operatemusic and amusement. and their intro;_the showroom window carries theunique mate of rageonuttle Company.

G. V. Corp. OffersOutdoorGumVender

NEW YORK. April 26 fDtatebuterraredeseei.-0. V. Corporation is offeringan Adams Own vender built turpresalytor outdoor loesttorte. The machine wasCustom built foe a number of 0. V. (ve-toer:era operating some of the tougheriiinghtvrehoods. During the paid twopans demand ter machtrie that could/land up under all condlttores Increasedsteadily. and the Tram. nottrug bow wellale machine wet being received. decidedLO make tt available to the entire in -

'With two years of location testa toback up Ulla machine," reports W. H.Mann. 0. V. pecerdent arid deeigner ofthe marline. "there was no reason whyoperator, should not benefit from theadded pronto. Many now location pow-tibtlittea open up. Vender is foolproof.

MORRIS GISSLR, of CteretendCold Machine Erisitartoe. JerhitelfSvppty COmpealfs Clereiarml di.r-tHiHefoe. looks meet Deviate May. Er.hIbIt's new boatman game. EzhiOlt,Sales Menefee John Carat trtgAlllook, on. (Menlitaistscera Mean.)

It can't be broten Into and merchendte,can't be mince by rain.

-Every conceivable angle to protectthe operator was taken into eonsidera.lion. Even the window, altho It lookslike glass, Is made of indetructiblepiastic. In addition to the eaftty fea-tures the machine Ina all the advan-tages of our standard models.

"Many operators art already urn,; thismachine with our stood hl induce andoutdoor model,' to cover croup:ongoinglocation In thrlr territory.-

PekotsvioamaWILICEE-BAREE Pa.. April X. -The

advent of warm weather has haater.rdthe appearance of apple rending nuschitin, here.

The WOIres-Barre Sunday tnetepende.tcontinue. Its aelatatIOna regarding pin-ball machines. citing that near -by Plym-outh Is one of the -towns tn WyorninaValley that hes not seen the =Worn cr.ealtrir-g revenue on pinball machines,'

The WIlkea-Rerre Record published acartoon. Laff-a-Day. by George Wolfeand syndicated by the King Paktum.Syndicate. Inc., sheathe a man hitting Jackpot on a bell machine and pickingup the opine which fell on the Door.There is a crack In the floor right nextto the combine and a bartender near byla quoted AS raying- "The crack Inthe floor takes care of the homepercentage!"

In the annual Korth End Minstrelsshow betel that week tn Wilkes-Barre.the pay 90s acene uses a bell machineas a prop In the barroom. with a seaterscoring a hit every time be Itverla anickel, while one of the principals getsplenty of laughs When he loses everytime lie stuerts a coin.

According to The Scranton Tribune,counterfeit coin pavers hate effected aauctwaful lnvaaion et the city hall In8CrallE00. When the cigarette vending=chine In the main corridor we,opened Melte:300W counterfeit coins,

What Every Music Machine OperatorShould Know

Weekly features in The Billboard that should be required read-Eng on the part of all automatic phonograph operable who are inter-ested in increasing their profits. For profits can bo Increased onlythru a thoro knowledge of the music business and all the componentparts that go into the playing. recording. and marketing of a song.an artist. and a record.

RECORD BUYING GUIDE-A complete, comprehensive analysis ofCurrent popular songs and recordings from the standpoint oftheir value to automatic phonograph operators. Based uponweekly reports from the leading Operators in 30 keys centers. themusic machine industry is apprised of hits, near hits, and po-tential hits in. on. and for the machines.

ON THE RECORDS-A critical analysis of the latest record releases,Stressing their commercial value and importance to phonographoperators. This column is designed to aid operators in the se -'colon of material for their machines, employing a descriptiveappraised and evaluation of every record released in which theoperator might be interested.

MUSIC POPULARITY CHART-A full page of listings showing the10 notional and the 10 regional lin the East. in the Midwest. inthe South, on the West Coast) best selling records in retail %moresthruout the country-the IS national and the 15 regional sheetmusic leaders-the songs most played on the radio, and the num.bar of performances achieved by eacb-and the records mostpopular on music machines.

TALENT AND TUNES ON MUSIC MACHINES-A column forphonograph operators of all news. suggestions. advice, and opin-ions that can possibly be of Rid to him in the most profitableconducting of his business. Nowa notes, territorial favorites,excerpts from letters from operators, promotional and exploits./ion stunts make this feature invaluable for music machinemen.

ORCHESTRA NOTES and BANDS ON TOUR-Each column tollswhere orchestras aro playing and whore they will be playing forthe next number of weeks, all of which operators should knowso that a particular band's disks may be played up when thatband is in a certain territory.

ON THE STAND-A review of every orchestra seen arid heard ininperson appearances, the critical comment based upon theband's present or potential commercial value as well as its mu-sical quality.

ON THE AIR-Critical comment on dance programs heard on theradio from the standpoint of showmanship, presentation. andgeneral listening appeal. Bands make records, and operatorswant good recordst a bend's records will resemble its work overthe air: operators should know what's right and what's wrongwith all phases of an orchestra's performance.

MUSIC ITEMS-The news and items of the music writing and pub-lishing business. encompassing the newest tunes written byknown and unknown writers and the placing of these tunes forpublication with loading music publishing houses.

GROSS STORIES-The amount of business done by an orchestra inits personal appearances is the best Indication of the public'sreaction to it. Every week The Billboard runs numerous storiesgiving attendance and gross figures on bands both largo and small, Operators need the information contained in this typo ofstory.

GENERAL NEWS-Complete. concise general coverage of the en-tire field of music, written clearly. Impartially. and accurately.

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U -Need -a -Pak NotAffected by Tax

NEW YORK. April 20 (Manufacturer'smiles/el-Murray Wiener. salsa managerof C.Necel.sPak Corporation, report* bebu received many letters sad telograntefetal operator* In connection with theixopiewel federal tax tnereause on Cgs -Woe. The tax will Increase price ofdosettes, and operators are wonderingwhat effect thin will have on their opera -Mr.&

peppered forced Ine_resere In the malelake of chrorettea will not affect theOperation of U -Need -a -Pak equipment."Ws Wiener. ^We foresaw this pout-b:atl a long time ago. The cointreer.aniama on out Norman Bel Clod<Mr-&signed Model 600 cigarette members-Quer, as Well IN the Model A and Smachine& can be really Adjusted to takesnout combinations of nickels anddimes up to 22 mute."

tutiteapoits-t. Paul).LINNEAPOLIS, April 20. -With the

I deadline for new pinball machineoce.ws in Minneapolis coming up.tetzy operators am preparing to obtaintheir modem for the units they operate.ft to ettlmated there must be some 1.100Machines In operation In the city. Lt -S ort re at go reins. payable *t theMt, MAZY May 1 and lir November I.

Spencer Otte. Seeburg field represents. -the. and John Baxter. kkeburg engineer.Meducted the Secburg service schoolIt R1,0 AttMiNfOt211 Company hereThursday and Friday. About 50 operator*attended the school cuts day. with211.teca getting under way at 010 each

Henry H. Greenstein and.01". Stealer, Hy -CI °-Beers, were In

fok their firm,

kettle LeDeau. bend of LaDeau Nor.rill Company. St. Paul. left this weekfor a btolness trip to Missouri and willbe tack at his desk early next week.ileinwhite. according to N. L. Nelson.

IsPeau, the spring and summer sea-sons look bright. providing the distrib-utw. are able to get =whines from theromuiecturers. Shortages on machinesare alreedy notHeable. Nelson said. and

may become greater. Oroctoben's newcounter game, Yankee. has be enjoi-11:2 some widespread activity, as havethe Roek-Ota HiTboo phone, accordingto Nelson.

At Mayflower Novelty Company, Mer-man Paster reports businue ha been Onthe upgrade consialently. Prater op-timietic over proapecto of the comingameson and looks forward to an in -crowd trade for the year -If =canesam available.

Leo Stern. of Mayflower Novelty Com-pany. Sc. Paul. and Dorothy Smith. ofMinnrapolla. will exchange marnegosows May 16.

Oscar f Onnts Truppman. of AcmeNovelty Company. reports Valances hasbeen gond, Wirriltrer phones are roc,nig steadily. Effort,' being made to at-tract tourist trade to Minnesota are tith-ing bold In good shape 414 pecopectesfor the opting and aurruner peasant areextellent. be raid.

Sid Levin. of Agusement Com-pany. my* his firm Le well pleased withthe manner in which Sieben Elmo-phonobus ewe being received by opts:r-etort thruout this territory. New See.burg Installations are being opened upregularly.

Recent visitor* to the Twin Mee wereRichard Grant. of Seton, Minn B. it.Couch. librdville. N. D:. Walter Jannickc.Olenteoe, Minn.: Fritz Fruit. St. Cloud:Fisher & Conklin. riralnext: H. Carey.Watertown, 8. D.: William Dody. Clark -

le., and Del Agnes. Sioux Rapids.Ia.

Ken Williams. St. Paul operator, re-ports his route /ass been Increasing'steadily with many new locations beingOpened.

Chuck Carter. of Star Sales Company.ill. Paul, hem had wurecrefol winterand looks forward to doing even betterduring the spring and atuninn. bereports.

Busineas at Silent Salta Company.aneceallog to William Y51)111132{ Cohen.

been moving upward In steadytrend. New equipment is arriving.slowly but *only. and ops are =ring

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the unita out on location almost se festla they get tn..accordingto the Sphinx.

Sam Tama. of Mayflower ?levellyCompany. Ls In Rapid City. S. D., onMumma, while Monts Nce.sner, of thatfirm. is in Chicago..

Plena & Conklin. Brainerd operators.have been having 01.10005.1 withPonorarn. Dining the put week theyplaced their 12th unit in their Mulkey.

Jackie Pleats. former welterweightboxing champion of the world. gotplenty of publicity both foe himself andthe coin tracnine business during iotashort course at Mayflower Novelty Com-pany preparatory to entering the indus-try. The 1ocal newspapers. In Inter-views with /tackle. played up the factthat he was learning the coin machineand phono Mistriess from Sant Taxan.whom It. first met In the ntig yearsago when both were welterweights.

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The 13irth of a NicholSMALL, light in weight. ever

present and ever In demand.accepted as rather commonplace.

yet without It there would be nocoin machine industry-the nickel.Did you ever stop to think whatwould happen to the industry ifsuddenly the supply of nickels weretaken away? To dispel any thoughtsabout the birth of the lowly nickelthe writer recently made a trip thruthe Denver mint, upon permissionof Mark Skinner. superintendent.And if anyone in the future tellsyou it's easy to make money, tellhim that as far ns coinage is con-cerned it's an involved process.

The life -blood of the coin machinebusiness gets its start in the make-uproom. Only pure nickel, all of whichis obtained in Canada, and electre-111k pure copper is used. A set ofscales so accurate they con weigh aone -hundredth (.01) troy is used toobtain the proper balance. Tho coinscontain one-fourth nickel and three -fourths copper, and this balancemust be exact as to weight and finc-nen,

The proper weight balance ofnickel and copper then goes to theIngot melting room, where it isPlaced In a melting furnace with atemperature range of 2,400 degrees_The resulting molten mixture isthen poured into ingots of 66 ounceseach. These ingots are washed in amixture of sulphuric acid and waterto remove grease and dirt and tobring out a brighter color. Theingots are then topped and therough edges cut off. There are 56Ingots in a melt, which will makeabout $750 in nickels.

Into the rolling room go the In-gots, where they arc put thru

breakdown, and then givenan in-termediary and finishedroll with asmuch as SO tons of pressure at atime. The original foot -long ingotfinally emerges about 6,/s feet long.Micrometer tests are made for stand -sad weight and thickness, and if acoin ix three grains over or understandard thickness of 62 -thousandthsit Is COPAerrined. Nickels arepunched three at a time and about30 minutes is required to punch out$750.

Punched blanks are then taken

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to a bleach room, where they arefirst annealed, or softened, by beingput in a furnace at a temperature of1,400 degrees, with enough atmoe-pphere admitted to prevent oxid.atioo.Following a sulphuric acid wash.coins /ire put in a cream -of -tartersolution to polish and then in it cen-trifugal extractor for drying. ThereIs a .35 ounce hots in handling. How-ever, the room has a lead floor whichdrains into subterranean tankswhere particles of metal are recov-ered thru a series of baffle tanks.

Finally, the blank coin is readyfor the press room, where It is firstput into the upsetting machine toform the border. Then a press withreverse and adverse dies stamps thecoins on both sides in one opera -

^THE SSIARTEH THE LOCATION, the more apt rt is to feature KerneyWail Boxes for remote weenosi 0, matte.- according to J. H. (Jack? Keeney,head of J. H. Kenney & Company, The oboes preface sea, token in a BattturOrorotations which features Keeney wall bocci. israitenieturrea roicant.)

Lion. Sixty tons of pressure sused in this stamping, which stamp,about 100 coins a minute. Coins pi,then placed in an automatic count-ing machine which packs thorn 550to a bag. They arc then ready furdistribution.

Despite 24 -hour seven -day -a -weekshifts, there is a definite shortageof all coins except dollars at UsDenver mint, and the mint is unab!..to meet orders for new coins. Th...increased use of coin -operated ma-chines is acknowledged- one of theimportant reasons for this shortag..So you see. Uncle Sam has the stun:trouble most of us have. he canimake enough money. And the Delitime the subject of nickels comes IT.remember what the lone, unpreten-tious coin has to go thru before itis eligible to go into a coin machineand eventually mean $$$ to you.

Interstate NamedPackard Distrib

INDIANAPOLIS, April 28 (),Innufszturerb reitarro).--17omer P« Cap enartannounced the appointment of the in -termite Novelty Company, Spokane.Wept,. as Packard distributor IbeWeel-em Washington.

"Oki Perry. owner of Interninte Norewco:stems, hai long been an outatandtatdistributor In Warta -.n wsatimatonIs well known CO Operators, not salty I"his own territory but thruout the Weddeclared Cepehart In making tat an.immurement.

Pen", on receiving the tranchlar, sawsin very happy to be able to give 0: -

operators of this area Homer Capetian^Packard Pla-kica remote -control emit:,merit. sawn I (wielder the !trivet madeit le trouble tree and well built. I erapleased to recommend Packiutl,pla-M-1equipment to all operator,. because itwill take in more money and mnke ?cr.,net profit for them than any Other Ionaof type of automatic music equipmentavailable today."

Miry 3, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES Thr Billhoorrl 87

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oreryON, April 29.-Oonttnuest warmweather brollght many otit-of-towncot:men to Boston this week to lookam equipment and make purename forthe manse,.

Joseph H. roget, formerly with thelate UP/n07 MAd0111%7. who was killedto an automobile crash. has opened hisyon operating business. Firm is knownas United Novelty Company. Portland.gjeg FOSII %las in Bolton this, Week totan new equipment,

*Moe Mint Machine Company.caninfacturers of golf boil Modem, buoypreparing foe Its season *Moll opensamity. Finn expeCte this to bo flDK You.

The fifth meeting of the AmusementW. -chants' Arno -tall= wan podpoteduntil emit April 29. In orderto molly more members of the Industryof the aeoXlation. Many out-of-town

'vieIT HAPPENED....tee g nr eLcoulload pardluse w illt.. to Otter to o., pAr., c:ist.r o..,1.4,

ranalut rate PLAY awes. .1.kaAlan .41 in Itnt...dau cotditita st

r1o11 IOW POOR

DONT DO YOU NEED?loadlat 1..ne UPC., L.,. All 5 r14.WItd. Wtto a Rico PlainSm. Fano. rookutI'LL 14..1 Record TU.Sons tatlal Ms Oncerimier Imo Rowe

Metro4,0:4 OUP era.era:, . Tilire

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Pni 11....0011 gip Show

fq-11011e, tit' Tana114, of A cy On.ose FeltWOl, .1Ittet CIIrpoo9,-. 111..4 goinleelownas .., 104 Mille 5-InilC a000

et Others. 03604444 UseN wen 111,4a, corstate% eamailtI....1. aol laT11 ogeggeorest

Writ.' Why Yap Rainallonstilla.

MONARCH

COIN MACHINE CO.1143 111. roost A,+.. Ote10500. ILL.

ROYTORR

MCCOVISF,44 tha in

51$ Monte 0.4 In

On viaton'S Ni.LW,* lateralsalsoVeo4oe.

SOMETHING KEW

MID ORiGINAl

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'12."Cornets

opetators hare been attending the nw.O.nee held thug far and It t hoped thateven greater representation from oolmmen outride the Hub will soon be forth-coming. Can Dillon la pnwident of theLLCM agar:Ostia:a

J. J. (totemic*. district manager forAMI'. Singing Tower*, hopped to Bangor.Me. Thursday to complete Ins swingaround his territory. Jerry le handlingthe entire Exettrn seencord for AMI andhas Down thousands of miles lining updistributor.. .11e conesentrattng on menwell known In the Industry," he reports"We want to be wire we have the beetdistributor net -up In the nes We wantmen who know how to handle operatorsand who can get orders out promptlyand efliclettUy."

H. Harold Harwich. Brookline gameand music operator. busy buying equip-ment to add to his fast-growing route.

Growing uae for pinball iramea Inroller skating rinks. Several have beenptared by Sid %Vonore' And Phil Per -finer of New traiglanot &Mint Company.

L K. (lingo) Harrington. widelyknown eolnnum and hockey expert, hasreturned from an 18.000 Inge )41000 withhi. team. the champion Olympics ofMelton. Now that the hockey otwon itover. lingo will devote more time to liLroute which Ia growing rapidly. lie re-cently placed an onter for many moremachines.

Charley Post, Eimumtum music opera-tor. has added a genie route and caponsa prod season. Charley slatted most ofthe diatribe during the hut few weeks.picking up more equipment,

One of the newer pinball game opera-tors, Phil Chaim, of Hudson. Maas.,clone to Boston to purchase new equip -'Dent. Phtl is optliniatto over tho pros-pects for the coining PUIIIIIKT.

George Marks, Brookline game opera-tor. he. purchased a new beochwagonio aid him In Mrs bus:news. Brother

,ek la now helping him concentrate onow locations and taking care of the

'1005 now serviced by them.

Harry Abelson. of attortowne Amuse-ment Company, Is eagerly awaiting the:eturn from college of his Ann. who willxd In the businem. lierrY reports mostor its ICCattOru. are turning mere andmore to remote instaltatlons.

Rerreby. of Owl Mint MachineCompany. reports more then 120 Pano-rama already on !written and doing goadbushings. Old has lust returned fromChicago where ho made Ilse rounds ofthe fachwita and reports there will begood news foroperlitonsmon.

Iente Blatt. of Atlas Oolo MaehlooCompany, on the road with Secburgsakensan Ire Mognellan, oorering theterritory. Brother Barney reports Louie 0

P011-011EELWith Coin Divider $18."

It's way ahead in "tasks." perk...isms* and omelet S.W.. Crisershon'sbanalltsrl now etreanslined POK-0-RILL gate ring holds the ear a.. our

S male 4..1 rsaulataan Poker Hands: ronsisSees Salk 44 /swards nom2 Pain to Straight F7,41h. Coo,OW IOW ele LARetoccult..( 1.0A. Nerds 1230 6ennich NISsiblie Corn Varmint rietstiebta. StraightPenny as nkkal play. C or .Ix -$103.50.

XBLACK JACKCAME WITH

COIN DIVIDER0. 81, r

tit hi 'main. .sare. 21 own.tarn tam .41/.1r. Ott II.,.. 01. CAn ins

N emon insituns te itistom adifilanal carts.Hoorn Rol Owen awe ono, Posit bat to ne,one comerpatspa 71: Irr °salvia 10.00aagwa,aloudenown lase. nu, acoornelt diwaist IntoL earnt opere4ore sash Ms. hotting 0290 pann44.51,504 :, rikasi

Cu. of Six - SI10.00

SEE YOUR JOBBER OR WRITE:

,recotte0e707-e ame,447130 N. UNION ST.. CHICAGO

West Caest Office: putt KAGAN. cit. 1.. Stott, Di., Los Angeles. Cal.

$19.75

e

7S PIEsends back Stowing aocounta of the way 0In wialcb operator' aro taking to the firsthree -wire de luxe *elective wall

bcrx' NOW AVAILABLE WITH11.the Mt.%y booming And Anne ts 0beehlre of activity as Ceders are rushed -.out. rummy nays,

17114"Winpd CO"atoarep1.00. 0 Ask your jobber to show you the new reward model with 011t11tIg to local newspapers similar to rcd and black stairway. It hits a now high in profits.

Meg to get together and sponsor ad -

that used to other ewes. Ifore.rnay beo fererunner of an attempt to Corns =- GROETCHEN TOOL CO.

HIGH SCORE AWARD FEATURE $

130 N. link -,Sr.other assoulation to replace the Auto- 0 CHICAGO

0050v MWIC ij'°e14 "an Of 3""m.". ItOM.030\111011Mtlia.\\ tkNilallaNialaa111.11100711-Wk111.106:41.\\.wits. whteb recently nuispendeci. Under-stood plan Calla for adverridng a par-ticular 40111r each month In 006Degt:071

Institutional advertising to bringthe coin operated phonographs crimeinto the public eye.

Nick RLIA00, local must° operator.-poneoted what la bettered to be theMat peroonal appeanuice on wired musicAIRCO the telephonic music systems werecreated. Wedneviday night (23) Ruud11141 Vataghla 5401370g. local ork leaderwho record. for Bluebird. appear at themales. Monroe coma to the centralstudio after hie regular nightly appear -snots at the Hotel Stotler and remainedfor an hour, answering requests fromrotrons In the various location. andchatting with them. SCUM was verysuccessful and It le believed Fnussorepeat It with ?lotting ork leaders.

Bklyii. Amuse. Doubts BakerBROOKLYN. April 25 IDIstaibuteet

release) -Brooklyn Amusement Machin*Company Is boosting the new TargetSkill game of Baker Novelty. with Char-ley Aronson Maintaining that the game

1/ENERMAIIWE BOTH lOSE MONEY IF YOM D0111 TRADE WIN MB

I BALL A1.1709141104/0,-4 Mel. .359.00Orard Ittan4o. 91.604011 Ikeder. 99.00even Pow .. 137.10Recond Dina . 0250Nob 14i,'40 07.10

ntinel.2.9,'20 /MAO.01 0.0 4,14

24.10Fltrp.artds.. :Catt. 93.505/...Men ... +LeoT:4144,11 . WA*

00N901.ell*torn 6.41. .300,00Kentucky pub 57.10Long Oseno. 21.10eve Dap., W. 0.0.0

FOR 0 CLIVIEAY - A It Ude 115.10ATNIt AT ofIitiONIYAIA1(1PrO 0 -GALL Fettg AY PAY11:

SEE fold FOR KEW GAMES OF ILL LUDO* MANUFUTVIERS

"Every Deal Per-sonally Handfed

by Sod."831 W. WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

JUST A STONES THROW FROM THE SHERMAN!

In one of the roost reniationA/ be hisever featured.

Leading operators report the game itsgoing over well and It le expected t)prove Haat ono of the best games of theyear, 42 It lass unuassal listing power.

"Senator Botkin cams In yesterday

with the report that a three day.' sol.!tenon on Target Skill was greater thanon any other genie ma the mum "met fora full sleek." Aronson mid. The Senatorreported he mass ready to use a trunk -load of the outehlrea when the neat enc.load szttres.

88 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES May 3, 1941

New!

Different!

Dynamic!

The

HIT

of 1941!

LUCKY STRIKECIGARETTE COUNTER GAME

WITH BALL GUM VENDORA framers:ken success! For the first time In 12 years, Counter game wdhout the usual 3 reels! Brand new idea-InrrOduees Sensational new popular.brand cigarette play. Elab-orate Fortuna Tell,ng feature provkles michricnal amusementgeore. New -type ball gum delivery. Ic play. Absolutelyunequalled for play -getting and profits!

2 01112 spin In opletslt Oket/lcsa.leg nem*. color broad 'rank 1 pxkoso,7.1,:tv:t.7,...;r1s1;Atokpot If,. 10 pAckageo

OTHER OUTSTANDING BAKER HITS:

*SALUTE*BAKER'S PACERS

Operateg'sSpoo itic

51,1.7754. O. B. COkige

Write ter NamityFrkw IR Cote 1.411

A/ 6. 14 and 94

THE BAKER NOVELTY COMPANY INC

2620 WASHINGTON BOUtIVARD-CHICAGO. ILL

LOOK AT WHAT YOU GET 101 YOUR HONEY -BILL FREY'S SPECIALS FOR TODAYWIll POOR MILLI, 3 be. 1 264 pi., 0000., tme ismoa. Li.. 512/ 3750.00

=5.00ASIA TEAT POCKET 01111, 54 Pon. Woo a 011 Calm% Owen U2411Moo TOOT P901141' MILLS, bf pin. Si... / 0241 00431.11.4. 211.21 7 Weeks 50.00Mon VI5T 0000 CT LLLLL . IN Ina. an w. Own.... o -.1st TWO Vow 15.00ACIn "10450 P004135111, belt Awls Own newel. 04 Flw. /SW 440919 117.00MOO 114.1.0LFRONT, Dnetweer Gonne.. 50f C.F. Iliew Iwo*, /712-40WM 01.1.112 SELL 13,1002201 C3.9nL 1.04 K.Y. Cl... tonpl 175.005 oho. 4U OAR 1100 13.. 10 w 251 Hae,1 110.90Weaulsw. 001.UMDIA DILLS. IS 10 en 254 P. 1. ,1O. 110095 4111.603=nrytawyel:nra.:14. ire.00 .10611.84 P:. 0.214 500 Jon. Wools 40.00

Lam APIOTS1413.14 ear. 03124. 11000 424.101 Pb.... 64 P.41 40.00Iwo LUDKV LUOIMS, Me Ow*. 700.00 14Fif ROYAL FLUSH. II P141 . 100.00

50.00 [rano LUCK? STAR. 11S2 May .... $0.00

1101 R01.. 11N00 02911.21 100.00 'WK.> De,. 232 PHI 45.09Wen. for One Polo. loot nun, Cnno2

1111.1, CHIA'. INC.. 140 N. W First Street, Ntionsi. Florida

ou can ALWAYS depend on JOE ASH - ALL WAYFINEST FREE PLAYS READY FOR SHIPMENT!!

11145.10 bn4 00.2 Ai A on Went,. $24.400$..1.1 450,4.1 . 17.09 m.4...... 29.130

F1424 SF 0 FenninAne .... 2760 0518 are 34.5044,07.i..0.4..4 40111.40 Lowly ..,.... 114.00 1-e/21111/Se 15.00 ".

01547 14.60 20.00F.111.Anncittolf 47.60 11.2501 14.6D R3,1 14.00 , ,

MNtM here.. 1,124,,Wbew Illu KO 52244 000014.10IlarbAlsWen4 1419. ilvouPro 1740 Inenle 1050

08.9 *A a14 0.01 An (In onelOna 10040.). 17.00 gars.1 /3 WO Orden, 51.0... 0, 0, D. WRITE FOR CO LLLLLL 1.1411

ACTIVE AMUSEMENT MACHINES CORP.900 Moth 110611. 11,.11. 01, P Ittis

DenOetDENVER, April 26.-Sustnoss has In-

creased 03 rapidly with W01: gales corn -paw that additional warehousing andstorage apace had to be oontracted for.Recent viattom and purchasers Of equip.went Include Oscar 1.11a4411. of Pueblo;Joo Pioxii. of Durango: W. R. HOSCIIC,

InstallationJanina A. 011niere. secretory of Coln

Macrame Induairlea Inc. calls Morn.thou to the change in the date forthe InstanatIon of officer. of theorganisation. Comes -Alone of the dotehave not IS .yet been made 112 all thetrade papal,.

The new date P. WoirterelarApril SO. 6= par, Bat Tabarin.

hotel fteritut. restate,An enjoyable program is promised

to all wise come.

of Raton. K. NI: Paul Bosch*. ofAlarnosa. and Charlie CMOs, of Alt.

Vieltons at the Mountain 8111,105 MusloDiatributors Included E. Jones, of Gun-nison: Henry Capp,. of Rock Stange:Overate Parsons, of Rawitrug Jack Shu-man, of Cheyenne; Oily rerrena, of Cm..pan 0. A. Sores. of La Junta: 0. D.SOOtt, of Pueblo; Johnny Rorke rindniarner Rom. of Stetting. and OmegaMilne. of Sante Pe, N. M.

Sake pronoolion for Tour Choice bev-erage Vender, manufactured for the Re -treatment Vending .to Mechlin. Corpora-tion by Wens-Oardner and distributed inthla territory by Dernett-Vorbeck Com-pany. to being handled by MountainStates. Music Distributoes, The macawM a selective vender offering 12 Devon.Of drinks. According tO Jim Coddle.:fountain States. which la mooing Col-orado., Wyoming. New Mexico. Kansan.Nebraska. /Southern Montana, and 801180-14eL0113 130.U1 Dakota, has 70 orders SOOmachines 911 band.

DeftoitDETROIT, April 2.9. --The perennial

r1.1% of Penny Arcades ter Dotroltpatrons us proved spin thin %seekwhen Eastwood Amusement Park openedfor the. semen. A couple of the earlymidweek nights wore cold and attend-ance was generally only fair. However.Indoor attractions were doing well. Atono steal -opera Ormorraton, however. at-tendance was several timet above the we-entge of other unalieltered attractions -the Penny Arcade. The cold weatherkept enawde Roan SetheTingatt.b0 reg-ular cOncetelone but patrons were wa-lla; to spend on the macistnoa

Floyd L. Ilueurrgarde and /Jetty Mu -Olen. who operate 13411r5 Stockade, aneighborhood slung bowl on WoodwardAvenue. have terrned a partnership ft0Great Lake. Amusements to enter theoperating field with a route of throedifferent makes Of ray gUns.

Skriphans upon coin machines toItn1151:nn111 parka was further marked bythe decision of Pied W. Pearce. veteranoperator of Weikel Lake Park here, tomake a new *acetified the only piece ofnew constr.ictsan In the park this year.Walking the importance of having atleast one Important attraction addedeach year Ili A park, Pearce 14 concert -....Mug attention Upon the Spcatland:his Drawn.

United Mulo Operates, OS strong,Neld a meeting Ttweday In the Port.Shelby Rotel. With most important op.ernt174 problems now working emoothly,the ierening wen devoted largely to hart -Ming meters of mooed sales and sem-ion and social contacta.

.111MCI Ashley, of Anserlean NoveltyCornpany. reports that (Veratoes Of mu-sic mediates around Detroit have moneyto the back for the flan Onto In threey0511.

Den Robinson. of the Robinson SaesCompany, back from a bususem trip thruNorthers. Mtehigan. Is enthuatiMUC overproapects for netting Practice.Warty In a territory as rabid ova base-ball as are Detroit and Michigan.

eutialoRUPPALO, Aprti 2d, - After -Faster

trading hero la animated. despite 5 sud-den cold spelt which put the damperon folio.' stepping out. On locauons,trade continues at a fair pace.

P. looks no tho beverage and Ice creamsending will COMO into its out this

surnmer, mad there are Indications that.areal now opera:ma may loin that aid

An old peeve is now being remediedwith the old 2S -cycle being changed re0)-cyclo current on the Lek* Shoee.where a good many of the tut aunt,'locations are attuned. Tots developmentwill help operator. In buying and cluing.tng around of equipment. but entailsmuch work until things are settled.

Pred Van Do Walker, Modern Auto.matte Miele Oompany. who TOW a gootnumber of sumo= spots on Lake Ina).is busy eh:angles metre on his 05040chines. and getting parts from the %%n-inon factory.

Jim Slakes:ea, Troquots AnturammtCompany. reports good big in the munetine.

Phil filch. American Cigarette Machin.Company. has net up a complete maw.!anon of Packard's Pts.Mor wall batsIn hie show window and is attractingnice comment.

J. R. Winneld Company Is findingTO 21115 Leaguers a good item and soilrevere! this week. Scientina bettingPractice 11 also a good teller.

At Atlas Phonograph the same oldproblem is still pressing: Orders foe thenew Sceburga come In Mater than theycoo be tilled.

Hernia Blather. Amplified afusle Com-pany. is !twang phone caah bozos prettywell filled these 0.1.1. Re hes joltbought 1140 &taint standard modelfor ono of his locations. and L mightypleased with IL

Royal Amusement Company is hugwing its Seebtarg central nation Entree.tho Income from this novelty Uhl all ttwas et ant,

DeathICOLBER - Sol. well-kuovno vending

machine operator. recently in Dallas. Ileoperated the Consolidated Aespueme-,1Company in that city.

Marriages8CALLLT - KVANOELISTA. Albert

&attn. of the Hark Vending Compeer.liarleten, Pa., to Rose EVAlloolIACII COPlaster Sunday.

Baby ProductionCIORDON-Born to Mickey snit TRIM

Gordon to Chicago April 14, a WO likon.4Alien M rather Is member of New calSala Company. Chicago.

RiagOihrinWESTERN

UNIQN....THE LAVAL OaTANI,

2045 CARRoLLAVE.,CHIcx00

IIARVELOUTEARNS,

OUTLASTS,

0510TAISAND OUTSHINES

ANY

CIGARETTE SEVERgaiBOOM

COUNTERGAO

BUTT:LI

RUSK OUR ORDERSQ.UICK;

ARE TO BE CCOLVENTEDat

TIOT BOOSTINGBRIOELI

Hill ONLY

10 FOR $275.

DAVAL, 2043 CARROLL AVE., CHICAGOAar ttk cow. MAC MOHR CO .m6 W. RICO BLVD LOS ANGELES. CALIF.

May 3, 1941 AMINE/WENT MACHINES 7'1aet Billboard 89

//WE WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW THAT

WE ARE THE MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTORS

rFot Scientigic°

BATTING PRACTICE

WE CONSIDER BATTING PRACTICE THE

MOST REMARKABLE COIN MACHINE IN

THE PAST DECADE.

IN PLAIN TALK. IT IS A 100*/0 LEGALGAME THAT TAKES IN AS MUCHMONEY WITHOUT ANY AWARDS WHAT-

SOEVER AS THE BEST PAYOUT GAME

ON AN AWARD BASIS.

YOU WILL OPERATE BATTING PRAC-TICE EVENTUALLY. WHY NOT BEAMONG THE FIRST AND CAPTURE THE

BEST LOCATIONS IN YOUR TERRITORY?

ORDER NOW!

ROBINSON SALES CO.3100 Grand River Ave., Detroit, Mich.

Monarch ExecsOn Double Shift

CHICAGO, April 26 (Dtstributor's re-leases.-Buckling down to the businessof aupplytng emincr.en from Coast toCoast with new and used equipmentare Monarch Coin Machine Companyego:Mitts. Roy Sartion. AI Bran. andClayton Necceroff,

-With Roy back at hle desk after abrief but rejuvenating rem In Mortiswe see an on our tote and doing thebiggest lob In our history,- Al sterndeclared. -The 'Meagre/A tarns ofMonarch service is making us the emptilyawilree for operators In all parts of thecountry. As our customer hat continue*to grow, the hours we spend at ourdab. on the phone. and In the shippingand reconditianing departments growmore and more extended.

"The fselitim foe 'ernee which wereInstalled when we fleet occupied our334W three-story Wipe and warehousebuilding bare since been added to inMerl department to make our servicemuch more efftctent than over. and MUimprovement process be a continual onemade necessary by the ever-tr.mtivdrigbusiness Itonarth la enjoying. OurWrier to improved, too. by the Increasedvariety and quantity of stock which wemake It a point to have on humid atall times."

TORONTO, April 24.- Merchants ofamusement equipment look forward tobig btutneee this autunite. The demandfor phonographs end other amusementmachines frccn summer matte is thebeeriest in years Jobber* and operator;.predict a thortago before summer gviunder way.

Military find air training centers havetaken up Mmt of the ourpnas equipmentthat In other years had been used Insummer locations. Prima orttutet equip-ment have skyrocketed, duo to the fon-ham.) placed on the Importation ofamusement machines last December_

larger groomsore anticipated. increams Its percentagesIs necessary to othet the sudden rise inprice& In Other years there wee Attiecompetition In the summer held, butwith the demand this year mantel. thanthe supply. keen competition will be athing of the past. The twit fee greaterpronto will be stemmed because of extrawar Wen levied on pronto.

Local members of the Ontario Amuse-ment Machine Association plan a Ithingeeptelition to their faronta spot to com-pete for the fishing rod oftered by themecciatton as a prize for the largest daiscaught In Ontario waters. "No creditfor ash stance.- nays Director BillPainter.

Steve lialpin. director of AMI ofCanada, was In town for the openingof the new shown:00u of Acme Auto -matte Bata diautbutor. The companyla featuring a new selective Walt bogwinch has been creating much Interest.

The largeit atcatte In the jraVIIICOwill be opened by Vignette Rms. andDonald Fielding & Company. at Toronto.at &uncap:de Beech. The building wasformerly used as a roller riot.

'Commeceial"-A two -11100 Item ap-pearing under a Tcconto heading lastMarch In The Billboard. announcing thetiming of contracts between flunnysideBomb and the Automatic PhonographCninPany. of Inconto, bandied In a4100 one of Penny Aresde equipment.The party of the first part read, the ItemIn Weitern Canada, Contacted the partyof the second part Tiennto-msult, a&LOCO tale.

Roma Ma,eetic Corporation. Toronto.wee recently appointed distributor ofWem iteconis for territory betweenKingston and Port Arthur.

Rumor Ina It that two AmericanManufacturer, of coin machine equip-ment are to establish branch plants Inthin province before the end of thesummer. Their Identity is being with.hale. tompororny, but uncial annotator,.went is to be made wawa.

16 -Record MARBL-GLOWith Illuminated Dome

As Illustrated

400 Wur.MARBL-61-0S39.50716 Phono. Spec. 44.50616 Wurlitzer Regular 44.50616 Mo. 111. Grill- 49.50500 Wur. Keyboard 134.50500 Wur. Keyboard,

Slug Proof 149.50600 WI/Hitter Rotary 124.50600 We,. Rotary.

Slug Proof 139.50600 Wur. Keyboard.

Slug Proof 144.50

MISCELLANEOUSAnti -Aircraft (Brown). 64.50Rotary March. 79.50De Lute Digger 69.50Wletoscopo )New)

Punching Bast .195.00Lowe Tester, (Now) 195.00IMP Sti.50LIBERTY 34.50

GERBER & GLASS914 eiveetty Bled.. Chicago

91) 7 l, Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES .$11ry 3, 1911

-NOTICE-TO THE TRADE

YOU CAN GET IMMEDIATE

DELIVERIES OF SCIENTIFIC'S

BATTINGPRACTICE

FROM THEFOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS

GEO. PONSER CO.NEW YORK & NEWARK

TRIMOUNTCOIN MACHINE CO.

BOSTON

BANNERSPECIALTY CO.

PHILADELPHIA

GENERALVENDING SERVICE CO.

BALTIMORE

ROBINSONSALE$ CO.

DETROIT

HANKINMUSIC CO.

ATLANTA

MOSELEYVENDING MACH. EXCH., INC.

RICHMOND

WI ARE APPOINTING NIW DISTRIBUTORS AS FAST AS WI CAN MAKE

°UNDOES! WATCH THIS PUBLICATION FROM MIK TO WEEK

FOR NEW DISTRIBUTOR APPOINTMINTS.

SCIENTIFIC MACHINE CORP.21 STEUBEN ST. BROOKLYN. N.Y.

BEA

MIRAOIN CABINITTH011.1.111

ANOKAI.

THE RISE INPRICES!

THE RISE IN PRICE IS INEVITABLE! TAKE ADVAN-TAGE OF THESE VERY LOW PRICES WHILE WE STILL

w1.1.12LI,TaRS..,. .. _snag.PHONOGRAPHS

HAVE THESE MACHINES IN STOCK

110074.'s DOUPL(FlefiltlitiM ..SS=NOVELTY GAMES

116004 00011 (Plobo4n0

/114471 SIR THAIK 11001IC

...;500 14.0.1, 11111TC SPOTAWN AIVAIVIL9 0.1%5.0

14045/ 416 UK. Us A ONO 02.50 51.01.1111CR Tlos00UOMMIOV61404 411111

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SUPER CHANCY.

1539 SOCKOKA

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ROLLA. 01711151

. IVIGA6COUNTER MODEL.$39.50

SEIBURC111/0141, $135.60Own 0545511104.1 A 15.9.010 Rove 1740

MILLS1011 THROPE OF 6117610 5154101040 71101001 01 MUSIC ._ 107.110

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PAYOUT GAMESCOLO 01110ALG. t1.40...,11,, VW $14.5001007 CLOCK 34S017[11Y 7110111011.11.7 10.50ONE-THIRD DIPOSIT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDIRS-IALANCI C. 0. 0.

Atir ORDER LISS THAN 4123.00, CASH IN IOU WITH ORM.

LEGAL EQUIPMENT13.4.14/4,... OCTAL ?WISP, P.S. 5117.60,63711.12.7..111 A M13111101.11.11 0054.1

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CHICAGO, April 28 (Manufacturer'sreleaw).-Restrtmed use of enessential tearmaterials for civiltan purpose. has beenone of Use determining factors In con.etruction of the new Yankee DoubleHeader game. according to Oroetchencdriciala.

"Now, more than ever, it is Importantfor e'rary operator to get the maxtinutriWe from every piece of equipment haowns or rurchnws." says Kral Klein."and this consideration prompted to to

Install both cigarette and fruit reels a:one and the same machine.what It means to an operator toable to run the Identical game on eite.-kind of symbols. without makinc:mechanical change on Yankeethan ending a *inflow niulc freside to the other and turningresemble reward card.

"Salm response from all tent.into atilt% sample Yankees haveshipped points to another Ialree.e-Reared by Ortsetchen designers. CY. atom are quiet to realize the extraWhich they are getttisz In eachand the extra operatIng opporte.,.Which its use provides:'

SOUTHERN MUSIC COMPANY EXECUTIVE. T. M. OSRTLE. report, V,:ho cvesnisation reecired a pee wrtte-up In The Nrw OrIcans yisnes-Ploavd'on lot oecarlon of opening of a new three -Nor, tnonfIng by The Ann. Abo10

Is repreatuctiOn 0/ Mc picture trAich appeared In the newspaper. (Dtstritru-tor's racore.)

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pillIADELPIIIA. April 30. -If youccarmer any type of coin -operated mn-chine be it amusement, music. vending,.'tea a telephone box. that the slugyou pat into it is a nickel you are guiltyof passing a °Wanted*it coin. Actingea Mat assumption. the United StatesGorernment has broken up a coin Mugracket enraged In by A PhltAd010011516115 that la criUmsted to have cleaneduy mem than 4500000 during the pastyes: at the expense of bissinws housesins prtnelpally the cols -operated ma-chMe tridwary.

It Ira, learned last Tr:Any (IS) thaterdence Against at lewd eight Inctivtd-n.h suspected of disteibuting the chipwill be presented to a federal grandjury. The evidence was collected Inredependent Investigations by Internalrevenue agents. it will sae.

The Sup were told to be nude of ensikry of copper, nicket. and zinc In 6, 10.awl 26 -cent ,le and to conformclearly with the weight and finish oflegal coins that no coin selector reactedto them. It was 76141 that seven me-chanical end special ejecting derivessne tried vainly on they slugs

Occege I. 0760046' and U. E. Baugh-man. secret-serrior agents attached tothe Philadelphia office, were assigned to

the slug racket severalwrath, ago after the government beganMiring nun roue complaint. fromacts busliares houses and aertauementmachine operators. Neither Drescher norBangWotan would comment on their In-vestigation. However. Il way laid thatthe individuals bettered reoponalble fortae Mstnbution of the slug bets willbe prosecuted under a federal act relat-ing to counterfeiting. bemuse thu slugsse Dearly reserribie real coins to theirMinponent make-up.

Method UsedCcntact with prospective purchaser* of

the dugs It was learned. was made tarocirculars the racketeers would print formall storekeeper, and thru adrettlae-aunts In cheap magnasmai. The slugsswe described in the printed circularsM the "super cola cheek" for use la"Agra gambling slot machines of thedug -proof type." The slugs are mode of

Philadelphia Slug Ring Broken;To Face Counterfeiting Charges

material; the admen..omen%said.

The Mums were said In Iota. The6 -cent slugs cost 36 orrice a destri, up to434 foe 3.000. The 10 -cent slugs sold forBB cent, is dozen, up to 5,06 for 3=0. andthe 26 -cent Mara want at 00 cent.dozen, up to 64.6 for 3.000. it 1194 notbeen determined, it woo said. whetherthe slugs were mode la this territory ormerely abippcd here. Ti'.. evidence athand VIII be turned over to AwastantU. S. Attorney James P. McCormick forpresentation to the federal grand juryat an early date.

Owl Mint Has Strong 4"

Factory Line -Up2106rOit April 2,1 (Diatributor's re-

leme).-Ed. Al. end Jack Barreby, OfOwl Mint Machine Company. have re-leased a new ilat of manufacturers thefirm represents. The brotbera take pridein the fact that at present they repre-sent the leading facto/lea in the coinmachine business. This Duane that op-erators dealing with them are aratired ofgetting many of the best machines built.

Owl now represents. Mills Novelty Com-pony. Genoa Manufacturing Company,the Daval Company. Victor Vending Cor-poration, Groeichen Tow company, ILC. Steams dt Conspany. Baker NoveltyCompany. Chicago Coln ManufacturingCompany. Bally Mantsfacturtng Com-pany, Paul Bennett & Company; WesternProducts, Inc: Exhibit Supply Company,D. Gottlieb & Company, and J. B. Keeney& Company.

"We believe, thin to be about the mostImpressive representation of any new din-ts -floating firm In the industry:' says thistrio of noted cameo. We are proud orthe progress we have made for titersmanufecturtra thruout the New Englandterritory,

"Operators call nround to we the newrnachines et our piece find becg.uw wemake it our Moine.* to get the newmadam's for them. The number of dailytrade -Ins make* it possible for us tocarry a One used machine stock. Promall standpoints, therefore. we are set todo business with operators on their ownbubo.'

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Ponser Back FromN. Y. State Trip

rum YORK. April 26 (Distributor's.relcarel.-George Poorer, who managed

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STERLING NOVELTY CO.ODD II Iletabbaa. LeXINOTON. KY,

to get away from his local burins* forA week on the road. returned with abatch of orders for Etatturg Practice.Pinter covered almost every Jobber anddiatributor in New York State.

"I am eonvinoed," says Penner. "thatBatting Practice la In the hit class andwill make money for operators. When Ireturned to New York wires anal phonecalls began coming to for repeat bust-nem. When the boys reorder. It's amoney-maker

ART of N. J.Changes Banquet

Date to May 18NEWARK. N. J.. April 26. Amusement

Board of Trade of New Jersey. Inc re-port* that it has changed the date of Itsexhibit and banquet to May 18 In orderto celebrate "I Am an American Day."which !au been pnicialrned by PrreldentRoosevelt,

-As soon as the exhibit and tongue:itcommittee learned that the day had beenproclaimed as a patriotic clay. the ban-quet scheduled for April 27 was lintne-diatety changed to the new date; anassociation spokesman declared.

"Consequently the tone of the ban-quet will be patriotic. Decorations andsouvenirs will be in keeping with theoccasion. Veen the door prizes will besymbolic of the day. A Itoorshow of toptalent and a name musical organizationhave been booked tars a New Yorktheatrical agency.

"A special souvenir Journal is now be-ing prepared which will include theproclamation of President Rooseveltnaming Sunday. May 18. as 3 Am anAmerican Day: as well as other featureswhich will make this program an un-usual remembrance of the °coition."

Table reservations are now being madeand from all Indications the affair willbe a sellout. Twice as many reservationshare been received over the correspond -log period before tett year'. banquet.

Among the guest* to to invited to at-tend the exhibit and banquet are manyleaders In manufacturing circles. traderuisociations, and publications.

Al Stern StartsOperator Service.

CHICAGO, April 26 (DtstribUtoeb re-traro).-A new operator service. featur-ing what is claimed to be the most com-plete supply of parts and incidentalequipment, in the country, was inaugu-rated this week with the formation ofthe Manufacturers' Supply Companyunder the direction of Al Stern. well.known coinroan.

"Our offices are located hut outsidethe loop at 833 Watt Waahington Bouie-ard.- spied Stern, "and tbo we herojust opened our doors for business, wehare already attracted a number of coin.men who were pleased and surprised atthe variety of parts and oUppiles avail-able thou our service.

"We are making a btd for the patron.age of the nation's °Women thru notonly the greet stock to be conatentlymaintained, but thru a feet efficientorder and chipping department that willgot materials that to the purchmersWithout Ion of valuable time."

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JACK R.MOORE ORGANIZATIONIN APPRECIATION

fOR THZ HOST OUTSTANDING AND AGGRESSIVEYEAR IN THE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OFSYMPHONOLAS AND ACCESSORIES FOR

THE J. P. SEEBURG CORPORATIONMARCH 28,1941

SISERURG REOIONAL MANAGER DON DONOHUE Irtahti perlrt-nit theJack R. Moore Compeer, with a bronze plartUT in Reno,. of (7:e Mare eirpont,c-fton'i 1.21CA avid sertiee errand en dirtribution or Seernarge murk pro:It:err.Jack Moore accepts honor daring Mont sales concentios held In Portland, Ore.(.1(a7sufactiereel release.)

Error!(Reprinted from Mark lieLlinger's

0015 to 0)

The bar and grin customer. *satedto the back of the saloon. called overthe bartender. He pointed away toa phonograph machine that playedmusical sedeetlo'ns when Coin wasdeposited In the box.

"See here," growled the customer.-I dropped a nickel In the machineto play record No. 4-and NO. 10got on!"

The bartender shrugged."You think that's something?" be

returned. "7 once dropped a nickel Ina pay phono to call a redhead-andher husband got oral" ...

Scientific NamesNew Distributors

BROOKLYN. April 26 (Manufacturersrelesse).--Sctentiftta Max Lavine an.flounced tats week that throe more cus.Ulbutors had been chosen to linc.G4Its highly praised new baseball game.Batting Practice,

The Rankin Music Oompany wasnamed to corer Georgia: 0one:rat Vendslog Service Company, Baltimore andWashington, and Robinson Sake Com-pany. Michigan.

-We're happy to welcome Moen/ nth -kin. General Veradtog. and RoblreonSalem Into the fold of Batting Practicedistributors." said Leiden Distributaranow Include (Rohm POW! COnmany,for New York and New Jersey: BennerSpecialty Company, for Pennsylvania,and Trimount Coln Machin* Company.for ats.uachusetts. Additional dlitribut0rehlr,4 are to be awarded and a com-plete announcement of the Batting Prof.tine dtatributor network will be mewedsoon.

The overwhelming operator,' demandfor the baseball thriller ham made Mwtributors thruout the U. S. eager to ae-quire rights for their romans,' tart.tortia. One diatributor announced beenjoys Jelling Batting Practice 'Ice t.V.Amnia reason that I know f'm doing mycustomary a favor by steering them onto this opportunity to make protonlegally and steadily."

nie games have been On location tonger.ough to prove they hare year-roundappeal. Devito the large quantitiesof Batting Practice already sold, demandfor more games Is taxing Sclentifle*plant facilities, Reports from operatorstate collections are remarkable in theme

sire with continuous growth weckafter week.

Glassgold ReportsWestern Activity

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 26 (Diatribe.,Mr's release), -Barnhart (Hip) Olaugold, sale. manager of Arthur H. tri-OlValsr, Inc., currently traveling In theWest with Joy Snow. DuOrenter ree,genteUre, reports operators are doing IIRS job with their Champion eigsretaMsratishriksers and the Candy )tail6-0Ent Candy bar machines.

Western operators are bUildIng thrioperations to &table proportions. safxOtos/mold. Prank ?alone and FarsSnorer°. of Acme Amusement Company -this city, have placed their largest oralto date for Champions and Candy ManMachines. Reileble Vending. Detroit:Ray TrInk, Pontiac: Star VendlnEToledo, and Buddies Box Lunch. Toledo_Ma. pteced additional orders foe venders.

Glasegold will corer Omaha, Neb.;Joplin. Mo.. and Pittabilrg. Kra. Wowswinging rest on the last leg of hie trip,He Is expected beck In New York the endOf next week.

Devices Mfg. SalesTo New Quarters

CHICAGO, April 26 (Distributor's re.lease). -Devour Manufacturing est:ACompany. formerly located at It'lSouth Newberry Avenue. ChIcagO,moved to 761 atilwaultee Avenue.

Anton Obochitriakl. head of the turadeclared: "Our new quarters are ceP-trally located with large space And t1.finest facIlitlee in order to give best'service to our curtorncra, who are buyingore -Increasing amount* of our new 1',used equipment In the rending 01'1

amusement line."

Iffly 3, 1941 AMUSEMENT MAI[111NES The Billboard 93

A UHTIN EARNINGSOrcopictely autecentk payout ma-chine, with Bell reels, meteredJackpot. An 8 loth eche, weighs<ely 18 lbs.; cash box holds $45 innkiels.A beautiful machine; eitherchrome plated or In hammerloldNoe and gold. Order direct fromyour distributor todayl

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Mills Novelty Company, 4100Fullerton Avenue. Chicago. III.

WANTED!!PENNY ARCADE MA-CIIINFS OF ALL KLNDSIN ANY QUANTITY. CASHWAITING. SEND COM-PLETE LIST. QUOTINGYOUR LOWEST PRICESFIRST LETTER. BOD-28. CARE THE BILL-BOARD, CINCINNATI, 0.

Coin Machine OperatorsWANTED

. We have a list of excellent&ruse -runt Parks who haveasked us to Install Penny Ar-cades. If you can Ewes; 33.000Ler (terms can be arranged) weWill turn over ono co more ofthese ksds to you. equip the e^ -tiro arcade foe you, and guideYou In its prefer Operation.for full details write or wire

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Grand NationalIs Remodeling

CHICAGO. April 26 (Instributor's re-imse).-Fitsal plans for the eld(11.1110remodeling of Grand National SalesCompany, Chicago. hare been approvedby Al Sebring. head of the company."We expect to have the contractors inhere and working by next week the veryIgen." said Sciartng.

"We need the locreased 6.000 squarefeet of apace urgently because of thetaptelly expanding volume of our by -O-nes', Upward trends for the past rev -roil months led us to expect the M-r:cafe in Mullahs, and Gin the IncreaseLs amp:using our expo6-13ri0113. NC arefully preparing for It"

An important sidelight on the re-modeling program sea given by MacChurch, salts manager at Grand Na-tional. "Operators bare found that wehare a large enough variety to satisfytheir moat varied demands" add Chnr-sla -In the future, our enlarged doorspace will permit us to give operators aneven more extensive edealon. We aregetting shipment, out as feat as ordersare received now -and our additionalfactlitire will mean that It will be prac-tically Impossible foe us to get behind.again."

New Soundies SubjectsCHICAGO. April M.- An additional

real for the Panoram movie machine hasbeen released. 12ght subjects, known asSoundless are contained on the reel. ap-proximately 1.000 feet of 10mm. film.Fach Soundle plays for about threeminute.s.

The titles and players am as follows:Gray Gordon and band In Scrub Me.Mama, With a Boogie Beat. MeredithBlake heaped the olealing and CUEPeere the dance routine: the Eton Boyspresent a new and novel version of OldMarDoNeld lied a Perm: ATOWTS fea-tures his lareiy-looting girt Moser. DorisDay. In Once Orel% Lightly: Joy Hodse,with Rudolph Prim] Jr. music to A Sonoand a Dance with Alan Baldwin: theAndre Dancers are starred In Mt Rumbawith ter.no Rodrigo muskt the tete.xvi-Lers giro an unusual presentation ofChittatemn, My Chinatown; Ellen Cori.nee cute recalled, with Herbte Ray Or-cheetra Ores out In Say St St: Analnumber la La Compeer's from the M-elina Madrid Show.

gakirnoteBALTIMORE. Md., April 28 -Rnenera

Tease Leaguer le wowing 'em here witha sellout on all that have been receivedto date, it Ls reported by the Roy Mc.Oinnss organization. The McGinnis firmalto reports a continued brick demandfor Keeney, Wild She and Exhibit's new

The Hub /ksterprlus still Ii unableto get cootie, Geneo's Tess -Spot and)took -Oka phonoa to spite of the largeshipments that have been received torecent weeka.it Is reported.

Sales of WurIltrer machines here rep-resent a anti:tont:al gain over the cor-responding period Of last year, It la re-yorted. This line is dtstributal locallyby the Penn Coln-o-Matie Caompany, ofwhich David Margolin Is manager.

Irving Len. bead of the Gloat Sdes& Vending eomploy. 2151.01 an 'repro-sive sales increase is being enjoyed InStatores 1 -cent mints. vended thru the1Jawsn's cent -a -mint machtnes, for whichthe Giant roganisation Is local distribu-tor and operator.

Michael Leffler. district Wes repro -+ rotative for Mason, Au. & :gaugers-hcirnm Company, manufacturer of theMason line of confections. spent severaldays In the Baltimore market during'he put weak contacting the candy%ending machine operators.

Ftfty Revco Venders, ire -cream rend-:e.g machines, see now in operation in:be Baltimore area, aecording to JosephGarth*, manager of the Baltimorebranch of Scott.* Sales Service, clistribu.tor and operated of the zosehlr.sta here.

"We *1111 are unable to get enoughGottlieb's new Horoscope number."'tares Irvin Blumenfeld. of GeneralVending Service." All shtpmento receivedto date," be said. "have been gobbled upin abort order. David's "21" cant:nutsto hold the spotlight in Its field, and theonly problem we have here, too, is do.livery."

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ONANCER 19.66(TOP 4 00 16.60SOON) CHAMP 22.50spoRT9 24.50SNORT STOP 20.00SPORTY ... 32.50LUMMeRTIMIC- 24.50

A Lille 10.150IIPECDWAY . 42.501117KED DEMON 4250KYLIAlt 4450

111.011012 .... 216110 07.00SPOT.. 36.62 ..... UP 0560

ANOWA0011. 11.111 sottoos. Dail nu.soato emu,- ease 6711ATOLINEN 40.50014EVPION ... 10.11 SLUOI1eR 77.10ONUIRIt .. 1064 OPORTO.

coffer 10,01 P511000 ... 77,50coier 1 API TRIPLE PLAT. 10.95DOWOOT , 10.94 TRIPLeCHAMPION stimp Tories? ... 10.0600500 15.130 TWINKLIC ... 10.95CONvECT .. , 10.740 TRIO 10.011OOMMODORIC. 20.50 TRIUMPH 15.116OADILLAO ... RANA TOPPER 15.9$oonotariois. 6145 THRILLER 13.94csionsuat .. 4M-1 TNREIC UP 1506cesaw, ... 09_50 TRAP11211 42.00O AVY stooge. 1066 TIllite IMMINE 44.10DANDY 1750 VARIETY ... 12.961)01.101120T 92.541 VICTORY ,... 20.5o0554 54.40111 2444 VAOATION .. 20.50001.151.0 VCLVCT ... 77,60FILTVIC 1141-L4 WINOS 30.50

DIXIE 44$40 TAONT CRUD. 34.50DUPLEX .. 07.19 ZIP .... .. ia.en00 RI MI 74.50 2.0140Ie 54.60

TERMS: 1.'3 DEPOSIT. BALANCE ORDER NOTIFY

FIFTH INN. .4103.11.06

roue rev, oleic 19.52FL/1011141P .. 19.5001.1.1t6 .... 27.50etaar arise'00 Herr 44.00POUR 11061112 116.50GUN CRAM. 1065GOLDEN OAT* 15.92CLAMOUR 22.00001-1:. STAR 5960

12.06HOME RIM 20.50

20.50e5111 A GALL 10.15Ine 10.143

1.11ERTY 10.05t or or TUN, 11)141.11.61tY 14.601.6216CR 22.306121E 95601 PIND61.104 42.60LEADER 64210MIAMI 10.05MASON 1$115MR. 0141P11 22.60014/1117,00.ROUND 32.60

METRO 50.50ONNIPPY 28E00

SOT 24.60OH JOHNNV 34.0.0011 DecoSHUFPLe 117.60

PICK IVA 13114PYRAMID 10.05PUNCH 24.0PI-AVOIATi $7.10O DA, 44.50"PARR 1101.114 47.00PODORe06 09.00POLITADISC 62.5011117K 10.00IFEROUN3 05.05

Southern Automatic Music Company"The House Thor Confidence Civil!"

542 3. SECOND ST. III N. CAPITAL AV., 312 W. Mt ST..tOUISviLLI. KY. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CINCINNATI, OHIO

425 DROAD GT-. NAIIIIVILLC. TENN.

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"Took in $ DOHYZ

MuchThink?

first 8 days!"Con ripest Ilse 8419 rot repealed *boa (rams of opene=r on rtquestf? Itper' ttinkine of &vane console peaks, mitt goessivg too tow -bound*Bally Consoles top ths morale In every type of Malan. A Free Trial Samplewill canine. you! Writ* for Malls today!

HIGH HANDPOKER CONSOLE

REPLAY MODEL

MO Mee pits mew appal --sod Woman -oKossiocka"Wad a DtAN Mesas Also bollI. IcOIAL MAW pyre egad.

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coriscar flask Ind bell Plion--retstrinr keg life =location and record-serashne 033o:hoes. Built In PAYOUT and REPLAY mats, deice ea CanaAnarul or EIELL4RUIT reels -a goadanine either way!

MINT VENDER

SKILLFIELD

READY SOON!ROLL -FM 2.Reel DiteConotle aftb newsmulicral -00cbleas.lictitaar buildupfeat:at Test tracheas now odeuning 311competition. Write act aoran:e interns -tan.

BALLY MFG. COMPANY-.441 BELMONT AVENUE CHICAGO

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AJAX BOARD CORP. 54-56 BLEECKER STREET NEW YORK

QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELFONRAAL1. Fait PLAY

Don Mosso 50700THICIIIALL Fare PLAY

Annoy sass.. 110.00FIVE-SALL enure PLAY

Venn SOW .......1.0.00Rotes Isms .....Soon SPRY44th 1.2-3 110401

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Look To The GENERAL For LEADERSHIP!An Awl= 107.00 En.ntly 0141110~4 Lon SW 11211.60An Chef 02 AO Won OA Rona sownMe Tan 110 90 Manton sot D. O. far Poodir Ay u:1Anna* .... re-ae 11011111171,101 11141. Wen/ a/4 II.. 00.00Oalleas ...... IT Ifs 1011AL MIT . . .

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COLONIAL CLICKS IN MURPIII"S cArr, 1111/ore, a dotentovn lama."with a 10nOestabJUhed clientele, Ataaya a good phone location, It U metthat It Alt a new 001:action Man when a Illiurtltzet Cote:midi model sou In-stalled. !lorry ltoper. owner 0/ the oak. credits the popularity of the =aching10 Its beauty.

Gottlieb ReveaedAs Letter Collector

CHICACIO, April 36 (Manufacturer'.retome).-Psychologiate gay were allcollectors of siorno sort or other, whetherIra trophies, antiques, Cotta, stamps. orjust pimply odds and ends. Coln nars-chine men are no exception. an DaveGottlieb this week revealed. lila pet lea collection Of letters, carefully tress-Ured

What kind of letters? "Unsolicitedletters limn operators thruout theUnited Mateo." ways Dare. "wherein theyOtIOPP/1 their grain:cation for the suc-cess) they've enjoyed with Oottlieb gasharid Oottileb co-operation. We receivemany such ITtters, and to the peal we'retoken them more Or tees for granted andtiled them away. Dut to me. sties fro apartieulae pride and Joy. and I've de-cided to proyacce them In special scrap-books se a permanent memento.

"'After all, there. more to badnesssum o% than letting in plenty of ordersand doing lug Milani., Of coursethat'. highly satisfactory In limit to anymanufacturer. but above and beyondtheta the streatret delight comes fromknowtng that you are helping your cus-tomers to maim more money so thatthey eon acquire more of life's advan-tages for their lamina&

"When operators take Mao and trou-ble to write On Intimate detella of theirexperiences and expresa their satiefac-lion over our products and our ettortain behalf of their mimeos, I mire theirletters and want to keep every ono whereit can be an Inspiration to us."

T,ieberman SalesReported Rising411 oncAoo. April 24 eDlatributoma ra-leeae) think you can call lino thebossiest °oilman in the industry today."declare% Bud Lieberman. "With thecontinually riling demand foe our newand used equipment keeping me on thejump, and with the constant gem ofgarnet 1111.0 our warehouse. tuperrtslonof all these activities kayos little timefor attention to outode interests.

-'Herb Besser. working In the territory,reports that his days. too. are tilled tothe brim with activity and the insultsof ht. work can be *ern In the Increas-imt number of steady Lieberman GUIs -teener'.

"Ste always, we now hove a completestock of equtpnvent of every type, nat-al:4e for ernry kind of operation any-where. nod. RA 'bray, we are Wally en-gaged In taking care of the needs of ourctutoenora, both far and near."

Release NewWestern Games

CII1CA00. April 20 Manufacturersrelease) -Release of eeversi of the newgames In the now Western Line has beenannounced by' Don Anderson. WesternProducts, inc.. sales manager.

-With productlin on a full-time.highly Mount. bests. in entaelpaUon of

an wowed operator socepterice. wr IC.lease our new games thu week." sutiAnderson. -The present releases ces---tst of Seven Pia...here end Barrage. toodifferent typo. Of game* which hesebeen Manly tnsted foe nanney-spai.ii;possIbilittes and found entirely up -a.rilInctol1000.

"As a matter of feet. Seven PLARRTTmined so prolltable on test that we to!.lowed the auggemon of numberpronimient coltimen who aided Ira 10

the tort* and have developed three (af-ferent models to meet all °pending re-quirement.. The first of the loessflasher. In a commie type. multiple paysout game. The second model is a GT

luxe is1111.4121e p3F0tIt, and the thirdmodel a 1 or 0 -ball multiple replaysame. Our distributors enthusiasticallypredict that Clime game ash be MpgIn elates althin a abort time.

"Another amazing ennui In our neeline Is Berrage, an unusuelly dinette'.type of 6 -ball novelty replay game andono that Is also destined to make adifference in operatie.g profit.. if we ateto yinsgo by tests and the Comments a01

Harry Payne Is Rolling

Big, Steady Profits Right

Down Your Alley With..

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SAMPLE 514.95CASE SCAMOF 6 0 V

H. G. Payne Co.]312-314 BROADWAYNASHVILLE. TENN.

May 3, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES Thr Billboard 95

"BALLY PLAY BALL is a Tilt with Dixie operators," Jays Nick Ceuenfal,fheie Cele Machine Company, Nest Oriceuu. Left to Scott: Melons Mallory,f,,,,tioect Amusement Company; Me* Carbefal: Chris Christopher, Southern

ttt rtertogrer. Sally Mantifectairiny Company; Herb P. Mills, veteran Louts.aria operator. (Mantefaetweers release.)

Trippe OpeningSt. Louis Arcade

ST. LOOTS, April 26 (Distributor's re.leseek,--.What may be the largest arcadein the Middle Weet in being opened et

Ideal... mint.. Streets, in St. Louts,

Ideal Amusement Company. a branchMeal Novelty Company, heeded by

CM Trim*,I Menke $ few become.. of the Mr*

rtdepartment Mom, the amuletmoteiln ISO penny and nickel

anneranit detteee of every description."r, said, "with room toe 60 refire ittrade warrant" it. Btaborate Murata

bade scenes from Bump° will coverwalls."

!settler announcement from 'Mimethe appointment of Prank

cr. who will take charge of readIn and Installations. for Ideal Nov -

y company.Schneer appointment follows closelyt el Dui Boormisn ita manager of the

ph sale* division at Ideal Nov-. All toot. and equipment of theMachine Shop. fornierly opereted

Scherer and Bowman. have beenerred to the ecccbd floor shop of

's new building.

Offers Something1

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"New and Different"BROOKLYN. April TO (DtatrIbutors re -

.toe). --To be 0 auccesqui operator you"rr...t own equipment that can be de---.fed upon for a steady income." waysDieSor.Nts. of D. itobinns Ar Company,Brooklyn.

*Ton roust also have equipment that

91ATLAS brine.

To out WOOERItor IT PRO.DUCAR In hInew

11.e. roe...a Row Iro 0547..AURA BIRIL.SreADICR.RACERPROf Mint

lastett$19.75CAM OF 4$72.50

ASSOC.OHICIS

Ls different so that merchants pick uptheir ears and take notice whey youexplain your auditor".

"We have two machines which havebeen proved to meet the qualification,of being different and also permanentmoney -roams. One,ot these machines Isour free weight scale. which rends astick of Adams gum for each penny andthou glees your weight free. The othermachine It our Double Value PhonoOperators of these machines can meetand beat any oompetittors In their terri-tory. Both machine/I are ready for im-mediate delivery."

Bally PerfectsNew Anti -Nudger

CHICAGO, April 26 (Manufacturersrelease). -A Den* atiple..4ensnle0 anti.nude device is Use newest creation ofBelly enginDern according to announce-ment by Ray Moloney. president of BainManutecturing Company.

"Outstanding feature of the device -Moira:icy said, "la the fact that. sithoInstantly responds/ to the slightestcabinet -Jiggling, It cannot be Operatedby the action of deposttliig the coin.Therefore, the desire Can be net togreater degree of isensitivity than hasbeen possible In the past. The new de -tire operates on an entirely new prin.tiple and U the result of several medal theof experimental soak by Bally engineer..The standard pendulum.typecontinue% In toe on Belly game*, eo thatthe operator now has double protection-)wt another reason why you can bankon a Bally gamer

FOR '4/ rub oft.r.100. 0. 0. D.

NOVELTY CO.2200 N. WESTERN AVE.,CHICAGO,ILL

altaiautOisatiCaeutiCCO.MiitOremilitveras .0(15051MIAS NOVI Or CO .101 fief., A,. PalSIWAGI4

.CIAL PH 7IffS..."Ii."...-.-----.-.-7R--.HIS IN IE I:A,: Annennn -140.00 1 Craw . ... . ..$60.00 1 gkprd vet ....IVO DO art.,..* ..... ii0-13.00

Ord* Rooth .. A5.00 Prink .. 0140 Mo. .... . 00.65I'w Se..... 141: I Ie.. Row, ... 11.06 49.50 Att.5.05, RT-GO...W. - ...... 10.50 lloroTdrp ..... 10.00 ITO1 ...... - 1050 STOTT, 5040%IL 11.40 , Mw Cameo . IA 00 0.15. .. 49 50 Wow 0.. . le 00,...,...i- ....64 ' if,;,.. <1040) . T;.n Rana Ray .... N.:: Tr4e41.-4... kw. 4100

Luca, !P.., . 7 7AD'Z.44;:,-.i...4. g! _1: t41

7.0., Loodk .. ..... 40.00. 7.00, 14-3 ........ 21A.00 ker., 41nn .:: : 10:34

Win flu reef wen rt. I nn 'CierrnA OdiniAIn In. 2.1. and lied thIgto tee or....di 4HTTLEHIGH SPECIALTY CO., 26 and Cress% Streets, Philadelphia, Penetylvania

Solidly Chrome Plated, with ten rich, red, diamond studs - forever bril-liant and appealing. Manufactured only by Mills Novelty Co., Chicago

ELL3 BAR JACKPOT F-5240

1640 Holes - Takes in $62.00Pays Out Average $48.69 - An. Profit 533.31

PRICE $3.65 EACH

OTHER FAST SELLERS1025 Hole. F-5280. Wonder 3 Bar seek -

pot at $2.731200 Hole. 1-5275. Horses at 3.92

800 Halo. 1-5270. Pocket Dice at 1.89720 Hole, 1-9255, Pocket Jack at 1.86600 Hole. F-5305. Royal at 2.12

CHAS. A. BREWER & SONSLott.. ISaszf and CArd Hent. in the Wo041

6320 Harvard Asc. CHICAGO, U. S. A.

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2.1.44A° Xththeo. . 84inkiA4.1Joter . $0.50

Init""'ance

oust Oars. 47.00

TerP.r 11.60 14,5Y for meet 5.1 UN ONT14, Oros.El. G. PAYNE COMPANY

se soP ew. 07.n0 sl.rn 37.60

rgd1 37.60

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ROTOR TABLE GAMESUSED BUT LIKE NEW! $1 34.5°

ONLYROTOR.TA91.1 0441111$ mans airs own Iv.yon. out Ad the madrod NotTOTIls. (oho andNW avast. . sand Usti Ain Onlanwet: OMt.o bent 5.0 Often Oleg

TVA throw.orr ce. 101 i s *(Cl Writ. for

robth . SNOW Two erOunvoes eMN. am 145U5Akirt igodratod

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96 The Billboard

JUST OUT!

DELUXrix4sE

NOW -18 BALLS Sc I IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

DIXIE SALES CO.113:1 Asc.. NtMPNIS. Tenn.

BOYLE AMUSEMENT CO.$22 N. W. 3n. K. Osit.te,na Oar. 041/

SPECIFY le. 2c or 5c PLAY

JUST OUT!

0. DELUXE11X4S

LIACERNOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

SILENT SALES CO.200 I 1 th Ave.. So.

Minneapolis. Minn.

SPECIFY lc. 2c or 5c PLAT

JUST OUT!

DELUXEIFX4S

triffiRNOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

ROY MINN'S2011 Msryla4d Ave.

Baltimore. Md.

SPECIFY lc. 20 or Si PLAY

JUST OUT!

141)14 DELUXE

LIACUIRNOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

Western Distributors, inc.1116 5 W. 169. St.. Portland. Ore.

31:6 C91otr An.. Tsetse, Wettneeren

SPECIFY lc. 2.e Or Sc PLAT

AMUSENIENT MACHINES

Seek To LicenseBookies in LargeIllinois Cities

sPRINorirtz, U1. April 36, -Amend -manta to the 31cOratb Bill *tieing tolicense bookm-skera In Illinois ellies witha populetion of more than 50.000 woresubmitted to the House license and :Ms-cellar.y. committee April A`l by Repro-senteuve R. V. Lthonatt of Chien°. tobehalf of Reproaentattre Leo D. Crowley.of Peorla.

Only 10 Illinois clues have SO.CCO ormore population. They are Chitego.Cteero, Decatur. Etta St. Louts, Evensoon,0a.k Park, Peoria, Rockford. and spring.field.

The ortglnal measure was catered Inthe House last Horeb 18 by Reputeenta.Use Emmett McGrath fa. Brookfield).The McGrath measure proposed to putcontrol of bookmakers under the Statedepartment of registration and educa-tion, while the Crowley-Liborteti arner-d-recut' would put control In the handsOf mayors.

Backed by Kelly's AssociatesThe amendments were said to have

strong Cbiengo backing. While It is notsponsored by Mayor Edward J. Kelly ofChicago. many cd hie political moor:eta,aro reported to favor it so the solutionof a local problem. Alan said to be sup-porting its peakage are wire service coin-panies erelong a legal outlet In Illinoisfor their race

In 1035 the Legiatature passed a billlegalising handbook betting under Stateregulation and Clay. Henry Hornervetoed it. Throe nom ago Mayor Kellysponsored a Chico:To orditianee for 1i.Ceasing heatless AA agents of race tracksand the Circuit Court held it was invalid.

The new regulatory plan containefluent -mu, features not possessed by theunsuccossful measures. But probablymost important, Its proponent. asserl.is the fact that in addition to providingrevenue to clue. where It fa used theplan would glee authorities power teregulate a system of grunbltne fromwhich millions of dollars are annuallyflowtng into criminal channel..

Control Civele to MayonIn giving pernansion to Chan to license

and regulate the bitainesa of bookritek-log, the bill would designate the mayorof *city Choosing to Camelot thie privi-lege as the local bookmaking controloornmissSoner. He would havo the powerto Pato and revoke lieensee, to heartestimony relative to such action, andto administer oaths mud :sive subpoenasfor witnesses, boas, and documents,

A license appeal commission would becreated. Its member* to be the dirvItorof public safety, another repreeentritireof the State designated by the governor,and a third member named by the localmayor. The commission would be em-powered to compel testimony under Oathand fore: production of books andreeprets.

Any Dee residents of a city could Iiia complaint against the possessor of abookmaking license under the proposedlaw. Such complaint would require ahearing. Roan/Nat to the dant. wouldbe provided for to Compel obedience tosubpoenas, and the courts would reviewdisputed act. of the appeal commiresson.

The 1635 handbook bill was favoredby many civic leaders, Including PrankJ. Loesch then president of the ChicagoGrim, CoMmettaloo. and Renry B. Chnra-atrlia, Operating director of the com-mission.

Census Report SaysIndependents Sell75% of Retail Goods

WASIIIHOTOIC. April 26.-Inde0lerA7-00t rots!! stoma accounted for nearlythree fourths of all retail Wee volumelm 1039, *recording to figures made publicthis week by Vomit D. Reed. acting di-rector of the mutts. Total retail tradeWAS $42,011,790.000, Or which 74.7 percent or $31,409.100,000 woo handled byIndependent merietents.

Chants, *Rho outnumbered lit to Iby lotietiondentee did 21.7 per cent orthe trade, with other type of blistness44accounting for the rertUander. Indepena-Ueda numbered 1934.663 robares, chains

May :1, 19:1

Raventie ProposalsWASHINGTON. April 26, -Tax

exports in looking for sources ofrevenue for national defensehavo suggested n federal fax of5 per cent of sale or rental priceon coinnsperated devices.

Other Items mentioned in taxproposals of interest to the coinmachine teed* are a revival offormer luxury taxes on softdrinks, candy, chewing gum, andliquor, and taxes on movie films.,light bulbs, and similar Heins.

123.105, Mud other types 22,495. ThetiVeTa20 Independent's bales volume was310233 as Compared with 673.914 for theaverage Chain outlet.

Of total 1939 nits by independeht re-lative, 15 per cent of dollar volume wasdone in grocery and combination stores,15 pm cent by motor vehicle dealers, Sper cant by filling stations, and 7 percent by department ntAtea In contrast.31 per nut of chain toluene malt demoIn grocery and combination stores end

Another 23 per cent went to 4c;stores.

Since 1033 Independent retailer,increased then -share of total retail isThe 74.7 per cent figure for 1030 cepared wttb 733 per cent In 1985 and 7.per cent in 1620. That the gain WO.the expense of chains 1. ..town byfact that chains accounted Tee onlyper cent In 1530 as compared withper emit In 1035. In 1020 the thanamine woo 203 per cent.

NYSSC MovesTo New Quarters

10KW YORK. April 26 (Distriburellaael -New Yoek Spec:deity feu;Company moved this week to newlarger quarters At 642 10th Avenue.tweets 40th and 46th streets. inheart of Coln Row.

-t run very happy that I vs. abt-secure a piece In the center of octrosaid Leon Bemoan. "The operatorslebbere will now be able to secureant eupplles with a minimum sta..:of effort."

MID -SPRING SPECIALS-MILLS 1-2-31939 free Play Model $47"

Whiter'', 0s,obrit. Wanut,UP- Payout Coresiiteriee 370.50

elveeey's Ante Aircraft. Black 51.80Keeney's Anti Aircraft, Mown ., 64.50Sabah'. Shoot.tlie-Chulet 89.50Srebserg's lailbled 60.50Ivens' Ten Strike .... ... 49.50

Rt.-20 .. 7434 009A164418Royale .... %/BO

THE CREAM OF OUR FREE PLAYS!

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nereets1 ..$14.5,0 50. 1037 ... 43.60 Osenle400.'.fte 5440

SY USURC'S WWII. ITS II'S ROCKOLA,24 .. ...... $1.4.80 Irraienal 20 514.60

Os1ona111085 214.201:1, 1130 ... 4330 -se cr. 05...15140tam. 50.00Ifteplesen Aires.

NW/V.1930 1114 .11 beeiLleftbseirel147.110 1 Rft. .. 4440Pisas, 1030. 1394), 400.141naoant 141.60 MILLS'

D ancermster, 110.60(55419.1111 ... 24-00

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Lai Mood. 53.50Clit'S0,Yr.ael ..937.60.... 42.00a tle00011BIsstio ....$42.50Cadillac 42.50eor, Oftpe.,.. 2440

C111 COIN'SIce Hunt -331960.14017 31.50Pala 44.00wary 32.60Venni Club 37.110CASSIS ITS0614on 0418.024.50Lmsteilft 3040Rob:noel IK.w

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FsaUna. 33.60

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44`.::71..41.4. 1714Parelan. 54 634bunts. 1110 1e 0.00*eel Oda_ OM11.11 lost040Hemnse. teAuto -11.0.44 24.50

Skill seas, 5a 14.50Sean. 17.07SIN neer VAr.ser 14.50

'TI'VelPTVree 1.41?)

NOVELTY CO.2200 N. WESTERN AYE..CHICAGO.Ill.

ALIAS AUIOWATIC MUSIC CO .39190nneei.r...0111011MIAS NOVILTY COMPANY, 2219 MIA Arc. PITISIWIC

TRIINOEY

ronotiAtsoma

'`.r;74 -`It-- c..9..1.! .,

YOU CAN "MAKE BOOK" ON THIS ONEI

DOUBLE SHOTBOOK BOARD

1300 HOLE; -.0i Pitt 511LCloord Take. In.. $68.00AVescese Payout $33.30

Av,. og Profit $34.70

GLOBEPRINTINGCOMPANY

1023.27 RACt ST., PHIL& , PA

MAY SPECIALS!!A11.4404 11240 3cl5lae 3 7.00 IkasAy 512.55Iftendiss 13.30 Swear. 1093 7.00 05111195 2145Bressler* 30.80 Oscar. 11.03 Demers rapLuses 0.00Ybobr 1112.50 rali.4* 1250 .....15 an* .51111. 1510 lard 0a 11.114L ....1:01 1760 00.4. 3440 14.w 10.4L... Up TA.103 Mr. CAlbe 1050 Finwit

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0914r 1003 On Dect 2743 Pemtgebiouis 1$.114Pala 19 AO Itul Net 1140 190.05,.0ROW Decal 171* 1114401e1 11.50IllisVnes 19110 iftrftelirs 1200tows Cera 1140 Mere Obsen 1543TOP Plaethet. N. .. 000reeve too 205.1 4740 YesM 04,4

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CROWN DISTRIBUTORSoar ItUt111111AY IT., NEWARK. IC J. 51afte1 2.77301

Noy 3, 1941 AMITSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 97

OUT NEXT WEEK!

IVIAJ RBETTER THAN OUR '40 MAJORS

11) 804 044 58113041 1 00.305 0011 44810 *Mae 110.10111.1t0 /10400/0.4 so.001 8454, Tract 0441 101.101 330.100.n.ne 5044 71sten. 1.2.2. 1.4U04 170$ Doh VIOL 24.5011111. 144. Foie 54/ 44.501....n1a 111.111.440 510-0, 40.00

1040-4n4 63 1.0i 40. 472.0altui 4.4400 04448.. 154 5140 $0.0014.H...0 1/84 TI.00. Pre Flay- 70.1.02044 1100.0.. 043404 Ala, Pros 00.50011,10 014....M 4m0054.4 44.310

Ram. 50 147. 1410 $0114 100.00 5.00, 040(ne Poem RW4.10 5,/,,

Pbsto 8444 07.0014.10... 114 MP. 50.4140.09. 0.5 80501055 84404 Wirer Pa4iwireirrif 170.00lah'eci RakOla 111101s Pk. isYriftell 105.00Lab '40 R0.5.04 surer Deluxe poor

larenie1AD IlL.75040.1 Wurituee 5000. 1.100

220.6ee..... pa /wee

Ma a *resey nt kinglike, 0001 late140.50

M 510. P.401 107.401018-4.44 4144. M. 40.000004 On 50 11.040/ TAM., WPIt for Pr0.4.

0/40. 000.t Prom 731. A4.00.10,4 0.0.411 - 1100000 O. O. 0.

JONES SALES CO.17032 70504 A05.. MIOKONY. N. O.

OPERATORS WANTEDTo Wa$ W113 U. On

PERCENTAGE BASISW. Mk., try. Ply 1.1.11311,

2W. COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE

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Exhibit AnnouncesGame --Double Play

CHICAGO, April 26 (Manufacturer'sreleatel.-"Now Oat the howbeit 041530n

to under lazy. operatore all over thecountry are demanding a good heetbal:2053.1. Too release of Double Play byihiblt to Umely. ae thin tut -ploy bans -tan game ultI do an excellent Job wher-ries. Operated." nay oOci*li of rho Me-bibit Supply Company.

"The word hi out that notiblo Rayreally producing on test locations and isdestined tO be another Rchibit hit, Thocelebrated new aeoring feature, used forthe first time on the per. coos Over *Mg

with player.. Double Play. with tiemany ways to score. adde.open ploy -board bumpers. and terrine 1usperia0build-up. Is sure to bon location favoritefor many" month, to Come.

"Duo to the advance demand. thereto pressure on the production depart-ment to constantly Increave the doilyoutput. Hoverer. precautionary meas.urea have already been taken which willassure our oUstomers that each DoublePlay ahliMed has been carefully in-spected and 11 ready to gtve the Bernetumble -free mentuanced PerfOnnstIoa Torwhich Mehlbit ginnes are noted."

Pere Snattb. 116blint arcade *ales man-ager. merle he is swamped with ordersranging from singl, machine purchasesto orders foe complete weeder.

"New arcade machine. much to de-mand Include new streamlined Lite-LipCard Vendor. (three) Wheels of LOA*.Merle neut. Rammer* (fortune tenni,Cockeyed Mow (peek-In-MisChfnco).now vItaltZerr. and near athletic toe-chinee, such as Bicycle Trainer. HammerlitrIker. nag Puncher. Chin Machine, andPLC Striker'," raid Smith.

Baby Production

FoccoNDrriciqvciuSAVOY'S WEEKLY SPECIALS nr4.5 °LAIR ANTEr.f)

4.43.4 027.00 j 54012All An31010.10 47.50 Peewee.,1117/44 2150 : POWCorrione 20.60 , 81.0.411648trareavrei ......... 37.00; Pperte Pine,/ amen. (41cli P.O.. 14501 ManGehl 4tar 07.00 Tn..*Loader 42.00 011440W . OW, 1450 - 1,44. White 4 510.. 5440

014.50 540/4 Ord .

27.60 TI...$10.10154.00

2240 0,0 $54. 14.504/5It BO0 SPECIAL!!84410 04014.0 egATustit 510.501450 Notoovce 1/.50117.114 kirecUr 20.50

1 /3 Do... 54. 0. 0. 0,

SAVOY VENDING CO. 651 ATLANTIC AVEBROOKLYN, N.Y.

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TATTOO RILL ... A de.Sign for cash Slotmachines srmbell 1200Re bolos...5f per sofa ..Takes In 460.00...Win.lima tickets repeat op to24 times... Each winningticket and last punch onbooed each rceiv achoice of $1.25 or onepunch in "Jackpot" notboth .. TOtal averm20 pay-out $33.75 .. Total aver.mac, profit 42625.. Adds -honed profit from rho Reairra.exametit is $3.00...mehlnp nlaclinum profit527.25.... Extra -thickboard.

SUPERIORPRODUCTS14 NO. PEORIA ST.

CHICAGO. ILL...8/4380501.0511TIS/C50W1803 051500050 010T017atc044117101/ L50511.57

ST110310.-A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.W, S. Siegel recently in Mazandeld,t'.10511

In" been An operator of nun- Adnertile In Tho Billboard -You'll Bo Satioficci With Resta%matte phOneirigilbe for many roam

98 The Billboard AMUSEMTAT MACHINES May .3. /9 I/

JUST OUT!

tslit DELUXETEM

MAGUS?NOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

J. H. WINFIELD CO.1018 Main St.Buffalo. N. Y.

SPECIFY Ic. 2c er Sc PLAY

JUST OUT!

ic0 DELUXE11145

LAGERNOW - 18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

MONARCHCOIN MACHINE CO.

1545 N. Fairfield Ave.Chicago, Illinois

SPECIFY Ic. 2c of Se PLAY

JUST OUT!NODELUXE

11145NOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

REX AMUSEMENT CO.710 S. Salina St.

Syracuse. N. Y.

SPECIFY le.2o or 5c PLAY

JUST OUT!

DELUXramE

MAGNANOW -18 BALLS Scl IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

ROBINSON SALES CO.3100 Ceand River Ave.

Detroit. Michigan

JUST OUT!

00 DELUXETEXAStaw=

NOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

FRIEDMANAMUSEMENT CO.

441 Edgc-wood Ave.. S. E.

Atlanta. Georgia

SPECIFY le.2o er Se PLAY

JUST OUT!

0. DELUXE'TAWS

IfiffiRNOW -1 8 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

SAVOY VENDING CO., Inc.651-53 Atlantic Ave.

Brooklyn. N. Y.

SPECIFY 10.20 or Sc PUT

JUST OUT!

tki. DELUX5

7114EtrierrA'NOW BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

ARCO SALES (0.802 N. Broad St.,Philadelphia. Pa.

SPECIFY IC. 2c or 5c PLAY

JUST OUT!

xkii. DELUXETIX45

I14CfIRNOW -18 BALLS 5c1 IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

MIKE MURES CORP.593 10th Ave.

New Yolk City. N. Y.

.it First Despised,The Nickel Now Is

Host Popular Coin

MILWAUKEE, Aped M.-Here's a storyof an unusual "career,- aa related InThe Milwaukee Journal, April 20, for thebenefit of Milwaukseane by John D. Voss.agent In Charge of the /Secret Hereto°olBee in the Federal Building. It la the/story of the lowly American nickel orjitney. "Born* In the Philadelphia mint75 yearn ago, It was offietally known atfirst a. the ",Meld typo" nickel. Con-gress authorized Its 'birth" May 18. 1806.despite a disapproving attitude by thepublic.

"Altho the nickel's first appearancewas frowned on by the public becauseIt was satisfied with the 1, 2. and 3 -centpiectss." said Woe, "the coin grew 1m-menrely popular as p-ans went by.

SALM and Star Circle'ills original 5 -cent piece consisted of

a allied on the obverse and a circle of13 etas and the numeral on the, re-verie. During the 17 years of that coin'sproduction a total of 124.041.14.1 WASstruck oft.

"In 1883 the first Liberty ntekel wasproduced. It had a 'liberty head' on theobverse and a 'V' on the reverse. Thisdosign. with alight moddicstiona was inrue for 30 years and was struck off802.0113,717 prom

-The first 'buffalo' nickel was producedIn 1913. 11011 111 the ensuing 25 years atotal oe 1.212010.248 wee produced bythe mints."

Last Change in 1938Vora said that the nickel's design was

lest changed In 1938. On November 16of that year 13.700.000 of the "Jeffersontype" of 5 -cent pieces were released tothe public. The total of all nickelsminted to March 10. 1941. WU 2.398.358.-412, according to Vcos.

What has made the nickel so popular?Nickel cigar, candy bars. Ice-cream

barn juke boxes. telephones, and allsorts of mechanical Gatos and gamblingderriont ant held responsible tor the greatdemand for nickels. according to Wen.He said that due to the Items mentioned.the Untied Metes mtata In 1940 Utilised358 tons of nickels In the productionof 2,59.720,159 new Jefferson 5 -cent pieced.

While a nickel is only 1 -20th of a dol-lar, counterfeiting of the lowly coin busbecome a large factor in the task of Vonoto oupproos counterfeiting of 1110 nation'scurrency In Wisconsin_

Students Made CoinsOnly a short time ago yore rounded

up 18 Madison high school etudents whoad m I t ted manufacturing counterfeitnickels In the school laboratory.

"The students.' said Voss. "confesactlthat they used the bogus coins to playpinball machines In Madison. They werereteased after being lectured on theserious penalties provided by the govern-ment for counterfeiting American coins."

(Persona convicted of counterfeiting

AT CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS OfAlfas Noretty COMpoily game re.condfressing tv as important pertof Arks oc,rice. Here Is Joe. Greg,'ctemenutrettno the ecr-brush reltn-thlny which Altos uses to ensureperfect FoInt yobs. (Dtatalbadoesfvkbasr.)

penntei or Mettle are subject to a RM.,term of three years, a fine up to MA..or both.)

Mom counterfeit nickel, appear :-.Milwaukee and Wisconalri duringsummer or reset Ortioon than at r.other time of the year. according to VePee that reason he especially urge* W.. -toroth resort operatOre to beware e:slugs from now on.

Geneo PromisesSurprise Game

CHICAGO. April 24 atentlfacherreleass).-The cat' been Let out of tbag by Came* Manufacturtng Comps_that it. new game, Hi Hat. slush is cfor release noon. is packed with stain:,features that'll "awaken even the m

rod pkayrre appetite.," sa they ter.,

not saying exactly what we'got 0t3 HI Hat, but you ran tart .something terrific," remarked Me:Cleivarurg, Genoa Ofncial. 'Cm Wine )

Het won't bo any exception In the kalto:maim of Ger= bit games -end, ,a matter of fact, our reports from t,.,loentlotu I. oonvineing evidence 1?Hi Hat will be one of the biggest b...we've ever produced."

Said a prominent Eastern opera:..1 already have a big pre-release en:.-in for /II Hat. Ire no wonder that Igot so much confidence to the Gt..line. They're been giving opotatoea e-amash hit after another, and I've c.: -nicely proved to myself that t nuxmere money, have far less operating c&wines, and always get hinter trade.:,,prices on Ciento games than on fayother. More power to Gene and Inbetting that 111 lint will be another ter.rule number."

HERE IS MOOR-

PARFICY roe 141.1.0.PLAY! Ilosoliful row aa

psyl W. In.0411/ rata..! 1600 lioiotwith 131 wiame.1 2 auoso yocapoic 1126.00 Laoasst to sane 101

Re. 1000 L101! tlnai-^A-%(34 111sr--6ort011 Mks!

111 ,.;30.00AAAAA cc PROSIT .. tics'N., 1100 Lucky Ores-.01.AVE1100t pearl, III41.31

RAND PILW! 05 01071010VAIIIITY Or POW(01.5.SITE WAITC roe AAAAAA0RONCR CIRCULARSNOW!

GARDNER,CO.SPECIFY JG. 2c at be PLA1 SPECIFY io.2a er Tao PLAY 2.301 MAUR o CkICAGQ. ILL

Vas- 3, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 99

KEEP YOUR EYE ON wir

6 -COIN

MULTIPLE

PLAY'

I OR 5BALL

FREE PLAYGAME!

BIG

BUILD-UP

JACKPOT!

,serfO/HiitStTOCtY 1°R

IERRI t4t1/41.WAS',110 ONE

stVi EST tit"torsoLABLEIS NOVI Ai- ONCV

S14.75 0.6.

HERE'S THAT TERRIFIC

LUCKYSTRIKE

CIGARETTECOUNTERRANI 115Rail ..0n. Vend..4. 11041 Has

eMY 3 461.1pputar44...T1114.

v10.11101 44410to pact. 11E4-1 444.1. Ionso -s Lanes rm.Ia.. sr ion.

The Calvert Novelty Co.70$ N. Howard St., RsIhmere, Md.

ROLL A PACKThe

"SWEETHEART"

of COUNTER

HACHIkES

SAMPLE ONLY

$12.50G AOL Or 4.

$43.03.*re $3.00.

holl.41 ROLL AP ACEwnR alll 044

Orr;5.0 111/4.

ana map.soma. 0. 0. O.

THE ATLAS SALES CO.4131E011AM Avg.. CLEVELAND. OHIO

ImPi, $7.50: Liberty. 517.50:Q. T., IC Play. 530.00; Mills Slots.

$25.00

O'BRIEN19 THAMES Sr., NEWPORT. R. I.

- et-cts._o "tsts.

`s. .7 1%,

'aVioiebWar r''

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Cab(61,

2 VGJACKPOT

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ROLL OCEISI-114

Now Features! Different Play!Amazingly Profitable! That'sWestern's now SEVENFLASHERS! Moro action onthe flashy lightup backboard-moro suspense and thrillson the lively playing field ...Seven Flashers ... the great-est froo gamo moneymakeron the market! Get yourstoday!

WESTERNMme.

146461a - vs/ \ PRODUCTS, INC.11;sus W NORTH AVE., CHICAGO

I RIR"

Coinmen SaluteTexas Leaguer

CHICAGO. April 28 (ManufaottnerkLeaguer. OM type

amusement game telex...4 by J. H.Keeney & Company. is a see-arrissesmoney-maker, according to J. IL Nock.]Keeney. head of the company.

"Check -Ups by one distributor* showthat Texas Leaguer to capturing the playwherever illatailed," said Keeney. "Thegame holds a strung faerinslion for theplayer beranao play requires a quickand accurate muscular 1E11144. Tlneed for *kill to ono of the chief Tea.,for Tex** Lcaguer'a growing popularity.It embodies the !met popular of a:Igame themes, baseball.

"MaIng 11/1101 03/11111130 to keep ourTexas Leaguer production linos goang atcep speed. A constant stream OS rat -chines goes than our shipping court.every day. beading foe all parts 04 thecountry.

'We are especially proud of the peateitUatulam which our distributors are+homing (or Tory., Leaguer," ICreque ON.elated. "Ooranee the game bi mooting aIca] operating need. their ash* enenta

:II Its behalf are strong. IN L FleacteclI, the production rate."

Garrison Gets Ariz.Music Franchise

PHOIC.N1X. Ariz_ April 2d (Distributor'.Talus, -Distribution of the tietbur,phonuaraph. In Ariren's ban been take:.over by the Garrison Bale. Compony,headed by !toy E. Garriaon. widely know',Artrona coin machine moo.

aarniion u concentrating on mu,:and smote -control equipment. Newmodel& he reports, are meeting with highly favorable reception and the saltstrend is dellnitoly Upward at. the presenttime.

The optinslatic ores present conditionsand future prespeeta. Garrison betimes'that organimiton could definitely betterthe lot of Arizona coin roachLue men.

20 SITSCODSOr

NG

ALL GLO

BOLL OVER!TATES ALL

SELECTIONS!

ANOTHER BIG REASON WHY IT PAYS YOU TO DEALWITH "OWL MINT" - DISTRIBUTORS FOR -B aker termite Co. tiMibit Seattle Co. Woo HmTiT Co.B ally Mfg. Co. Creme Mfg_ Co. Pagel Bennett Cr C..Cl.kago Coln 14.001.C... Greetchen Toed Co.Da mi Co. H. C. leans Co. Sh<ter Vending Corp -O. Gottlieb Cr Co. J. H. Keeney Cr Gee Western Peo*Hre.tae-

WR/T): NOW FOR PRIOR LINT ON MACIIINPSIED. RAVREBY .

Reidy To Servo You I 1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NT AM:WARMS

ARCADE MACHINES AND GUNSComplete Storks- N.. and Used. Ln.esr Prises

Denver Distributing Company1856-58 Arapahoe St., Denver. Colorado

DEFINITELY!! . .THE BENT PIN GAMES

Cj FOR FOUR HONEYWRIT( FOR OUR COMPUTE UST

ACHINES AND SUPPLIES 1070 Broadway, BROOK1114.11.7.

145 Ile noidd of opt -alone who ate marching to BiCC.fli andON TO SETTER med game values by consulting art retee lilt beam

ruk2P"ch4".0NroLW'CShTi4rrit na5ll'eA.:TtREDUCINGaT

VICTORY! PENNY POST CARD WILL PUT YOU ON THE ROAD!WRITE FOR OUR NOW, IRON PAIGE LIST IIOWIII

ROY NleGINNIS, 2011 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.

Paytables- FOR SALE -1 Ball Free Plays15 Sport Specials - 10 Cried Sundt - 15 Record Times

25 1939 and 1940 1-2-3's - 15 Grand NationalsGRAND NATIONAL SALES CO. 23001==c4,--

100 The Billboard AMUSIDILENT MACHINES Ilay 3, 1911

JUST OUT!

txt DMX'SELUXE

uncerRNOW -18 BALLS 5c! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

GORMAN NOVELTY CO.85 Cements St.

Utica, N. Y.

SPECIFY fah or 5e PLAY

JUST OUT!

tit DELUX17X4SE

NOW BALLS 5c! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

CLEVELAND COINMACHINE EXCH.

2021 Prospect Ave.. Cleveland. 0.

SPECIFY I c.2e et 54 PLAY

JUST OUT!

O. DELUXETIXAS

liriffi'RNOW -18 BALLS 5c! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

ADVANCE AUTO. SALES CO.1051 0 yarn Coa Arr.. tf... Front xv. Cat.

MAC SANDERSs627 W. P'eo sled.. La. An9544,

SPEW f le. le or So PUT

JUST OUT!

O. DELUXTIXASE

NOW -- 18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARD51

TRI-STATE SALES, INC.599 Tenth Avenuo

New York City. N. Y.

SPECIFY tc.2t or 5c PLAY

JUST OUT!

.0 DELUXErims

Ll'ACWIRNOW BALLS 5c! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

SICKING, INC.1401 Central Pkwy., Cineinnati.O.

927 last Broadway. Louisville, K.

SPECIFY le.2e or Sc PLAY

JUST OUT!NODELUXE

ramsNOW -18 BALLS 5c! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

TRIMOUNTCOIN MACHINE CO.

1292 Washington St.Boston, Mass.

SPECIFY le.2e or Sc PLAY

JUST OUT!

kki. DELUXETIXAS

LIACUIRNOW -18 BALLS Sc! IDEALFOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

HANKIN MUSK CO.708 Spring St., N. W.

Atlanta. Georgia

SPECIFY Ie. le or 5e PLAY

JUST OUT!

"wasDEL

TIX1146FIRNOW -18 BALLS 5c1 IDEAL

FOR HIGH SCORE AWARDS!

BANNER SPECIALTY CO.1530 Pariah St.. Philadelphia, Pa.

1508 Fifth Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pa.

SPECIFY le.24 or 5c PLAY

The Houston Post Says:

City Justly Entitled to RevenueTromOperation ofMarbleBoards

(Reprinted From AprIl 17 Issue. The Houston Post{

BECAUSEthe city needs the money may be one reason why the tax'

on marble machines should be collected, but the real, vital reason.why the tax should be collected is because there is an ordinance co.

gutting such collection.The city council, in deciding to order the tax collected. is merely or.

dosing enforcement of a law that has been on the city's books for somelimo. The ordinance should be enforced or repealed.

However, enforcement of the ordinance seems to be the sensible thingto do. The State collects a tax on the machines without raising the ques.Lion of whether or not they aro illegal. That being The case, the cityshould do likewise. If the machines axe a source of revenue for the State,the city may as well derive revenue from them also.

As to whether the machines are illegal or not, that depends entirely.of course, on the nature of the machine. If it pays off in money, mor.chandise. or tokens, it obviously is a gambling device. If operators ofsuch machines use thorn as gambling devices, there is no question thatthey aro violating the law. That is a matter for the officers who enforcethe criminal laws to look into. It is their responsibility to suppressgambling.

Not all the marble boards, by any means, aro equipped as gamblingdevices. As a matter of fact, most of them in use in Houston. it has beenascertained, are not pay-off boards. Per so, they are purely amusenwatdevices. A groat many patrons of business places where the boards areinstalled play thorn merely for pastime. In some instances, no doubt,they aro used for gambling purposes. Checker boards, domino boards.

cards, and sometimes pennies and dimes arc used for gambling purposes.Those things arc not confiscated because of that, however.

The marble machines are a considerable source of revenue to marrysmall business houses. They help many little business people to slay inbusiness. This applies to the machines that are not gambling devicesand not so used.

Being a source of profit to their operators. they should bo subjectto an occupation tax by the city. Commissioner Frank Mann is to tocommended for his successful efforts to induce the council to enforce theordinance levying the tax. Tho city is juslly entitled to the revenue,estimated at all the way from 518,000 to $30.000 per year.

leDISTRIBUTORS RECONDITIONED

FOR LEADING COIN EPMANUFACTURERS MACHINES

(.--*"."74.....0""t"-ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS!

Pert.. radically reduced In ceebeshon of this event! Puy TODAY and stye Yn.ne11Profit Gift! We limy tree Cask, We Sell for Cash. YOU Save the Oalfetence:

FREE PLAY GAMESM.M. 1.2.3. 1939 ..947.50 Om/4 Feature ...$32.50 HOMO Run j1130Polo 44.70 Ow Town 3290 Commorsaro . ,,...,. 2750Cold Cop ... ...... 44.50 tag Moo 32.50 Score Clamp 7.50

Chide troth 44.50 Roos 33.50 Ideeddp 14.50

LandrIlde ......... se.so Neural Aar/ 31.50 Luc r 24.10

Load Off 37.50 lens 31.50 Mr. Chips 2450

Speedway 77.10 Lancet 21.50 Super Sis 2150Master 32.30 (elfin of 1940 . , 29.50 Flask 19.50

AUTOMATIC PAYTABLES PHONOGRAPHS

Scott Rd,' 1 .5122.50Grand Nations*. 151.50Paco Makes 64.50Grand Steed 72.50Haeettreeno ST.S0

Sedbory Classic M434/o $169.S0World... 500. Like NewWorld.. 6004. Saapproirt 13750Worlds., 616, 16 Record 54.70Worlds.. 716. 16 accord 54500.00.5. Deluxe, 1939 119.50

Thlitlodown 56.50 Docket/ Standard. 1939 121.50Sport Page 52-50 RmroLl Imperial, 20 Record 91.50

LEGAL EQUIPMENT. TEN STRIKES.CONSOLES GUNS. ETC.

'38 Tracktkne $22.50 early Rapid Fate 004.50Ialeabo Parade Payout 97.70 ireburc jailbird 72.10Pacer Rbets 'drown Cabbed) 19.0 Smborg Chicken Sam 49.50Bob Tart Payee. 96.50 trans' Two Metro 41.10Ray'. Track 311.50 ART Target, Model F. Tallow Cab., 12.50

TERMS: V. Mo.:nit. !stance C. O. 0. PHONE: CAPITOL 4747.

acted NOVELTY CO.3520 W. FULLERTON AVE.

CHICAGO

FIVE2025.1 PM

BALI,Oentsota 210.00Googol. 12.00

FREE PLAYSadornOrAteunat 1125.00 gay 110001e ...$374

2112.00SWOON

11.. ONes .. .. Vii..ggOn Dach

onmars. si.er1604026 46.00

25.00

6111:414,

Sualarste ... 10.00115 Saba. .... 1M 0.6.02094.0.1.0D=Td4;.4" 1400Patna 12.00onsmkrna ,,,, 50.00

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610 Wit 15.00Big damn R0.00

rea Hunt .... 36.00600 0.6..... 0.1.5Pew*. Num .. 30.000.066.26 16.00

Terra 12.::3TWAIN. , ,

Gig Tames .... 50.0010014166 26.00

Ode. dolo... 16.013Heeennet 1249

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De itatDETROIT. April 26. --John DoteanIch,

of the Zees Recording 8tudlos. as bring-ing out four new reoxcl reicesca orCroatimi and iferbiAn eooga for phonograph operators.

Bud Saute, of A. P. Baum Company.reports the acquisition of eight now roan -tire for the RockCla line: Wis.:Monate.Lrinswee. Livingston. Lapeer. 8t Clair,Sontlac. Huron. and Tuwa)la In orderto handle the large comm. of bustnom,ROOT apace has been doubted in thearise 0110 311 electric elevator installed

Tho newly formed Paramount CoinNfschirst company has ustablIalscd he:W-on:tete:a in the dowlatven area. It IAthe Mat operating company to estab-lish downtown headquarters in several5/070

3401 Planin, aconuntarit for srverai:time operators. heads the company with 2904lia-rt Heiman. The company la apeolaliring in ray guns almost exelUalvely atthe prment into.

Who Makes 'Ern?We have an urgent request for

the names of manufacturers ofcup (bulk) beverage machinesthat dispense two or more differ-ent kinds of drinks (selective).

A Canadian reader inquiresabout the maker of a machinecalled the "James Roosevelt Spe-cial Television." Ho says it Is notPanoram

A reader inquires about acounter device originally mar-keted as the G. & M. MatchVender, having a dice game andon electric lighter. Records indicafe this was a very oldtimermad* in Chicago. Is anything likeIt now on the market?

Who made a counter machinecalled Marvel? Our records aroincomplete on this machine.

Also a call for the complete ad-dress of maker of a target change.over. presumably made by ExcelCompany of Boston.

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107 N. Jeffers St.North Platte. Neb.

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900 N. Franklin St..PhdiJelohia, Pa.

New Atlanta MayorTakes First StepTo Liberalize Laws

ATLANTA, April 26. --Mayor LeCrse,In office slime January, took Ma Mat stepalong the road to liberaltring local Ott'laws this week when be suggested thatIleenalng et mixed drink sates wouldprovide additional city revenue and as-a.rted that it should be glen carefulatudy.

LeCraw was elected on a liberal plat-form and mated before election that hewould not atek to toter/ere with or m-atelot the private lives of Atlanta red -dents by fostertng local laws of such anature. hunted he promised to rescindtbnae atatutea that already war* rests's.Mons on Individual Ilbertle&

At the present Umo the city pelts noafford drink hornets. altho under theBute law It is :end to sell such hover-agee If the alcoholic content is notgreater than 21 per cent.

Fifty -Six AttendMoore Sales Meet

PORTLAND. Ore, April 25 (DistrIbutoes mileami.-Plity-aix persona, Includ-ing 36 employees, attended the banquetat the fourth annual convention of JackR. Moors employees. It wee the 0mAConvention that w.. Open to all em-ployees of the company. and it I/1 re-ported that the result of that innova-non has already been noted In inereaaedInterest and uctIvity thruout the tail -ow branches.

The find day of the meet Van takenup with conference. of branch managers,talks on company policy, and pep talks.Dan Donohue, of &sebum presentedMoore with a plaque for ouudandingsales. The second day's. meations wereopen to general discussion and talks onBally products. represented by OconreW. Jenkins. Bach employee received agift. and Dud Willis watt presented awrist watch for his work with the Bar.Francisco office.

Among the guests were Jack A. Rut -sell, Chicago attorney. and Mrs. Russell:Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Layman, Bally Ms-teibutora of Loa Angeles: Mac Mohr. LeeAngeles, and Moon's mother. Ma. C. IfStorm. Portland. Included In the listof employee' attending were: Prom BanFrancisco. J. A. Rlitalero. manager:Mrs. Ruggiero, and Mrs. Juanita Caro,secretary. Prom Salt Lake City. GeorgeL. Cusick. Tr.anstRer: Mrs. Cusick. ButchNebektr, sausliant manager, and insNielsen. secretary. ?tom Spokane, PaulMiller. manager: Mr. and Mrs. Louts011vierl, Mr. and Mos. Dale (Mines. andArt Rud. Prom Scottie. Thelma Oliver,pin game unit manager: C. It. Robinson.phono manager: M211. Robinson, DorisDeLong, and Earl Reerect.

Monte Beloit local night club enter-talner. emered at the party following thebanquet, and Ruth Johnson. of the Load°Moe, entertained with dancing,

FRANK1E )(ASTERS and MartonFra.lere prrienting Nat Cohn fritheft 1311100100W record of th212.101out re -Centime. The orchestra feederand hie vocalist, guerts at ModernVititifrig, mot musfe operators Inchanded out many sourentr records.

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CHICAGO. April 20 (Manitlaoturerarelease) -"Boom Town. our new gamewith new features. is enjoying a salesboom that is unparalleled." declaresCharles Castle, SUCCOR' ManufacturingCorporation sales promotion chief.

"Several factors are reaponsible forBoom Town'a Immediate popularity andmiceesaul earning perfermanee." Castlestated. "Not the least of those la thenew play theme with the buy-backfeature. Add to that the build-up jack-pot award, awards for high score. specialbumper testes, and unlimited buy-backs and It can be readily seen whyBoom Town has become the moat do-osanded genie of the Mai0J3-

"The buy-back Is responsible fortriple the amount of play and profitsthat can be itehWirect with ordinarygames. and the results of its groat earn.lag power are beng flit here at ourfactory where, wren with Increased pro-duction line equipment. we aro strain-ing to meet the big demand."

Castle advisee that deliveries at thistime are being made on Boom Townaccording to schedule. It, alto reportsthat Night Bomber deliver:re ore beingSpeeded to take care of the increasingdemand for this gun machine.

Opens Omaha BusinessOMAHA. Neb. April 20. -Joe Haney.

former automobile dealer, has opened new coin machine company in Omaha.Braider handling gqmall games, Haneywill operate Wuriftest phonographs. bereports

Haney la operating under the earn.of American Sale* Company and is thewig owner and operator. "tt I continueto grow to the next year a I have Inthe rim month ed operation. I will heone of the lancet dealers In Omaha.'deviates !Limy.

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`Victory Aodel 850

THE ONLY SUPER -DELUXE PHONOGRAPH IN THE INDUSTRY

The V. urlitzer Victory Model 850 stands ina class by itself-the only Super -DeluxePhonograph in the industry.

The magnificence of its luxurious cabinet-the magic of its Polaroid Illumination-the appeal of its Visible Record Changer andEye -Line Push Button Electric Selector-theexcellence of its mechanical construction-the greater selectivity of its 24 records-thebeauty of its musie,all combine to make this

vivid Victory Model 8:;0. not only the great-est instrument ever to bear the Wurlitzername, but the Nation's No.1 Phonograph ingetting and holding the cream of the coun-try's locations.

See it at your Wurlitzer Distributors!The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, NorthTonawanda, New York. Canadian Factory:RCA -Victor Co., Ltd., Montreal, Quebec,Canada.

A NAME FAMOUS IN MUSIC FOR OVER TWO HUNDRED YEARS