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OCTOBER 4, 1941

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Vol. 53. No. 40

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BAND leaders and their managers devote a greatdeal of time and effort to their recording ac-

tivities. They battle for the tune they want tomake; take pains to get a good arrangement of thetune: rehearse till the boys are blue in the face;cut and recut masters, etc., ad infinitum.

But too few recording artists or managers knowanything about "follow-through."

MOE GALE, of Gale, Inc., does. He makes it apoint to follow through on every good record-

ing made by the Four Ink Spots. Ella Fitzgeraldand her orchestra and Erskine Hawkins and hisorchestra. He's stirred up a veritable cyclone ofinterest in every one of their recent tunes. How?Like this:

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music machine operator-as well as bythousands of record retailer::. by one-nighter dance promoters. ballroom ownersand managers, theater owners and man-agers. bandbuyors in all branches of theshow business. indoor and outdoor.

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THAT'S all record promotion (via trade papers)amounts to. Select the right medium, spend

enough time on your advertising in that mediumto make each of your ads distinctive, appealing tothe eye and the buy -instinct of your audience.

If this was on* of those correspondence school ads.we'd say: You too can sell more records!

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PRIORITIES PINCH FELT1 DITOR1.11,

"Keep 'EmTurning!"

Action as to priorities on amuse-ment equipment does not call forsnap judgmeut. The subject isvastly deeper than may be generallyrealized. It is to be hoped thatthe powers -that -be In Washingtonwill give it the full and carefulthought that It deserves. Defense isbound to limit use of many ma-terials, of course. That is to be ex-pected and Is as it should be. RealAmericans approve.

But industries supplying thesinews foe attractions that the pub-lic enjoys in the great outdoorsshould not be throttled. There mustbe some part -way mark that canand should be arrived at. There isa strong background of experiencefrom the lust war which can beprofitably used. Materials for con-struction or repair of riding devicesand other equipment can continueto flow into those channels to someextent, with the assurance that theyare heavily contributing to preserva-tion and upbuilding of the nation'smorale.

The thought that amusementparke-, piers, pools and tented showsshould, along with fairs and exposi-tions and allied events, be main-tained in time of war or nationalstress is not new. Official Wash-ington okayed and encouraged themthru the last war and during thelater depression. They were justlycalled morale builders. They morethan did their part in keeping thebalance in a naturally exuberantAmerica.

England now, with the wisdom ofIts ancient people. urges its amuse.anent caterers to carry on. Its pur-veyors of fun are as active as theycan be under attack conditions.Parks. zoos and many travelingshows arc granted the wherewithalto operate. Canada, like the mothercountry. refuses to flirt with anyeventualities that deprivation ofloved amusements might bring.

It would, it seems, be far-fetchedto put into the "luxury clam"amusement parks and their alliedpleasure spots and equipment neededby them. The park has aptly beencalled "the 5 -and -10 -cent store" ofthe amusement world. Surely, themillions who flock to the ridingdevices, pools. dansants and eateriesduring the sununer would also indi-cate that those things are a hugeportion of the poor man's play-ground.

Co-operation of the National Asso-ciation of Amusement Parks, Pools"and Beaches in the early codifyingdays of the NIRA more than provedIts patriotism and intelligence. Theleadsrs in the American RecreationalEquipment Association worked andlearned with those In charge ofpriorities during the last war. Sowhy not, in all justice, add anotherslogan to "Keep 'Em Flying" and"Keep 'Em Na/ling?" Uncle Sam'sscions are seldom too young or tooold to pass up the life and laughterof the whirling rides.

s Let's "Keep 'Em Turning!"

But No Serious Shortages Yet;Big Firms Buy Reserves; TeleWorried; Theaters Unaffected

By PAUL DENIS

sourees. had earneta check on possiblescarcities. and then peornpur stocked up.ICIAMpl% are the larger theaters Almequipment concerns, mape recordingcompanies and Attu produeere But awnsof the crueller ooneena and inelleiduels,secluding performers, lime had to paymen for essential good: or hold Up

Old -Timers' Discharge From San Since notody knows how long the wars ark waning far order. to be ailed.

atuetion sill exist. most theatricalDischarge Fromfirma bare had to gums

Leaves Them Destitute, Is Claim bans much stud to hoard The begfirma admit they hare stocked up 'Terhor three yenta' on raw seatenela

claim. raked fa a each stlowanco foe that now appear on defense prionUeethem. but Was teethed by 11.94ther. Who Ilstis Aluminum...n*1,1=MS, idik.. no -Pointed out that the policy Of the 9411 tione tops and Pax used foe recordirnesIs to provide manta care foe eonsuimi- are some of the imamate that are hardWee end not to MU care of aged to get or that have bernme probautzrepatients. In coat

Once of the four. Linden, tried to get The momenta; Industry Is faced withrelief from the Actors' rand of Aineriva a shortage of pm:plane. a form Of lig-but was turned down because he was nits found In Saxony-Thunngla Oor-not a Menem %The YUnd pawed a rule nutty. and which yid& a hard max.In 1095 limiting aid to aliens to a total monism used In Teeming records. RCAof 526.) Loudest left for New Yoe! beet Vtctora engineering &paternal an -week to look for work. ant Miss Newell nouncod recently that it Is deellOpingMs genie to Philadelphia to Join aria- en equally good alternate nattiest totlets, substitute for moisten wax when caw cu -

rent supply runs out. The *hostage vielumtnum is tough on the recording In-dustry because the metal I. used In wa-ter records. Victor'. manners are atseexperimenting with a eutalltute foraltunIsnim. Columbia reronla earn re-cently that It had enough raw materielson hand to keep going without a.nedifil-

E ty To Vote on Subversives;qui to foe some time. Tlie sane rppessato appty to DOOM.

dotter-okatIng arts arc already corn -planting that It la &Mess!' to OVUMaluminum roller. neeemary to Fannie(See PRIORITITS PINCH on pets it)

N. J. Fair TopsPrevious Marks

TRILNTON, N. J., Sept. 29,-Nter See.my State Pair Owed a brilliant runyesterday with a record -breaking attend -since of 300500 and gate receipts of00,421. Attendance Ira year was 225. -COO, with 4/marinated crowds totaling73,500 SI OilittptalX1 with 60,000 Wit year.Weather was Ideal all week. Monday weethe bourne day with Alt attendance of00.030, mostly children. a

Typical farm exhibit, attracted aitan-tbm grajtems, and the products of

(See N. .I."PAIR TOPS on porn 59)

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. dept. 27.-Your of the oldest patients at the WillRogers Memorial 94311141U112 tire hatsbeen notified by Dr. Oeorg E. Wawathat they will be discharged October Ibut as an alletUALIA*, may accept xxig-Ingo In basement moons of the ann, butwill lose medical attention pets sieges.The patients calm the basement roomswill not be comfortable In the wintersad that lose of medical privileges willbe 1.11jUtIOOi. IA they lack fonds.

The patlenta am Richard J. /400(0.John C. LOUtgOrt, ]hen WW1! er and Mar-garet Newell, all over Id and all formerlyIn etude. legit and burlesque.

According to a epolopman for the four,the same situation area, In 1932 whenittiroill Rosner. NVA Fund Minna Incharge of the tam asked Dr. Karl P14-rhell, then superintendent of the ran.to disc/tare, them. Dr. PiseheLL they

LNYT Plea Falls on Deaf EarsNEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Refusing to

accept [Tatty council's defeat of a pro -vs.] constitutional amendment to hernorn office or paid penitents In the unionitroone with Conanniniel. Nan or Patentleanings or "sympathies; membershipmeeting of Actor** Equity yesterdaytoted to submit the mammon to a mem-ber -1411p referendum. At the same timeIt passed a revolution supporting Prod -dent liocarrelta foreign paltry. whichInclude* aid to Communist amen.

The meeting. width was attended by600 member., bend a pies from theleague of New York Theaters to with-draw the membership oppneduon to theofd exclusive. airetre clause in the Mend -en] contract. but It felt on deaf can.Ironed of a League representative ad-dressing the meeting. wench Wm re-quested by the profanes' orgaMeationiieveral waist axe letter was sent 1wJame* Redly, exec secretary of theLeague, asking the membership to re-consider. They wouldn't. This le the

NEW YORK. dept. 27s-Show buainewehas not been hampered much by de-fense prior:nee as yet, but already acornfirms and performers hare felt the pinchand many other. are atothing up onmaterial . Just in erne. Larger W107,humane fines, with the capital and re -

NEW YORE, Sept. 27.-Ruold RO011er.when queried about the comptainu ofthe ken patients who Isms been at thecan since It opined years ago refusedto comment.

only point In the bade agreement DtlIC..thins:ins where there la arty disagree -Meat,

Stem Center of the meeting, 150WtTOT.was the resolution to prohibit Com-munists, Noel.. Pauline end then "tom-painless's" from holding other In Equity.which was defected In *sorted last weekafter being kicked around from onecommittee to another for the past year.Council', reason. foe &leant* theamendment were highlighted by an un-willingness on cosincira part to mumany embarrassment to the national gov-ernment because of its policy Of aid toRussia.

Argument was finally narrowed downto a proposal by Robert Ross to inbuiltthe queetIcen to a referendum. which wascarried by a vote of 02 to 53. PresidentBert Lynn patallely expressed Ids dle-isatialaction with the council's intim.,eying- "I find myself In an unbearablepoetton and In complete disagreementwith the conned:*

For Club Performers MulledNEW YORK. Sept. 27.-More and more

performers who apply to the State Un-employment Insurance office here arediscovering that their employers harefelled to pay the tax.

Many night club owners. called to taskby the U. S. Internal Rerenue Rurtauhere. claim performer* are -independentcontractors" and that, therefore, theyOn not have to poy the tax. Many cafeowners admitted refuainx to take downthe Social security numbers offered byperformers

77namas P O'Brien Jr.. deputy col-lector in charge of employment tax in-eesttgetiona In this area. tats week lookedinto the complaint filed by Murray harm.

of the Actors' Betterment Committee,concerning the floorthow at the PandaRestaurant on 47th Street. The abowat the Panda, which closed Saturday.Included Lola Werner, Rareness theism,.Eddie Chester. Diane Lawrence. JoyWilliam, Louise Bilden and PaulaBianca.

Loris pointed out to the bureau thatnight clubs pay tax for miners. musi-cians and other help. and there III noreason Why performers should be ex-cluded from the benefits of the law.

Lane say, the American Oullel ofVariety ArUsts rhould be doing thispollting for performers. claiming the(See tharmplmvien1 Tar on ixge 2$)

In This IssuePrne

lisciaden feet ',seSaleseaseCanseei 30-36CtiO41 and Coma ... 39-40ClassifrnI Adartrnmenh .. 51.53Coe Machees . 62-92Crosiniads 46Cionmisew News 27feesCemeltices 41.44Final fastens 29Carnet News 2-5Carnal Outdoor ... 59-61legitenate .. . 15-16late. Liss .. 41.50Mock 23Meethenciesefees . 54.56Music ... . ...... . 9.14Mask Metthsedisine ... CA -71Nigh, Cab. Reviews ... 15.20141#it Clubi-Vaudirelle .

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Problem of Unemployment TLX t,MOrne

ParksPeek 4S-46eti10

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Record Rusirg COld1 CS red 63Repatose-Teeth Sews. 27Rinke-Skates ..... . 4751,441 Move leaden . I1

Pane eensily Anue .. 52Songs With Most Rata "Vt. IISOLtOlk.,4d tWott 37Telesatin 6Vardolilrn GOSS144 ... . ... .. ...... 21Veda-eine Reviews 22-23

ROUTES: °tua. tree 14 ACMUn.1 a *Id Atteittiont :4

Ceserniand and Fern Attraction 60 do-rmant and Mirada, 24. be Shows. 24.Caravel. 61 Cocoa Gi. Mernineroos. 60Read., Not Chesil...0. 61 frosts fee TwoWeeks. st

4 The Billboard GENERAL NEWS October 4, 1941

LIVING COSTS UP SCALES

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--YonovrLog thelead of the local mustetans' union. whichhas ordered a 15 par cent wage Increaseto cover increased Ming costa. Actors'Equity Aasdeletion, In its Mete agreementnegottatea with the League of NewTork Theetere, has obtained for tbo HestUrn, In Its history o "protective" clausewhereby actors' wages will be imireseedU living caste reach a new high. Ter -outage* haven't been determined yet.but will be ironed out before the signingof the now bane agreement. terms ofwhich hove been agreed upon on every-thing except the ellminatton of the ex-clusive re rice clause.

Other untolu are picking up the eue

Equity Follows Musicians' LeadWith New Contract Clause; SomeEmployers Give Voluntary Raise

on the increased cost of living, whichbat dun 7i,e per cent in the peat year,according to the Bureau of Labor Sta.tittle* of the tr. S. Department of Labor.American Federation of Radio Artistewise the flint union to recognise thisconditton and obtained a contract withthe networks and tridreandent 'tattoosthat enewtelea for reopening of negotia-tions for litereaxed minimum, in theevent that living costs rise 10 points ac-cording to the Labor Department Index.This was effected last year with thesigning of the commercial and suetaintingagreement with the networks.

Situation has become so acute In the(See /Arnie Casts Up Sca:rs err pacer ZS)

Actor Unions Again Ban CelebNights; Positively This Time

NEW YORK. Sept. 27,-Board of theAWoefated Actors and Artiethe of Aman-ita *minded the death knell on "celebritynights" at a meeting Monday MI after!fury Rid:dean appeared before theboard to Inform them of American Outletof Variety genets' adoption oe a revolu-tion to this effect and urging them toutak* It mandatory for the 12 AAAAUt1101111. This marks the umpteenth tem,the klecele Ilse been put on celebritynight*, but both Richman. a member ofthe AOVA boned. and Gerald Griffin.executive secretary, said that the newest

Billy de Wolfe(This Week's Corer Subject)

NO Pinar/tier fee paysyStabic words IC-1 spires the dracriptaan ot "satirical am.peessiminl" when albeirad le Nay de Wolfe.Hes humorous member, M minoring other pee.pit and thee genera behaskor tilt. was skewthe anerage has of Inspononetion, The in.dlukhealism and Illness* whkh be dhplays InIds work wake N necessary to grab al thehIgh.sourreling words of deurieslea

The daffy press hAs acclaimed Dilly de Wahlas one of the greatest tarrediset find. of Oneyes, He recently concluded a wade tour elthe country's leadong thestere, finishing upwith a thete,week engagement at the Strand.New Tech. He proved to ba a consistent sheer -'teepee fee Strand audience. settle his ocean/Hedancing and satirical Impressiens. On October$ Ise gagers a Worn engagement at Now York'st akihow Rome in Roekefeber Center.

HI, life has brew s, unites a his perform.anon. His parent, had their barna In NorthWall.. but bills' was bun in oresee, wherelois father bud tome for a business trseemlion.Nye weeks later the increased larrety went bad,to Polio'', North Wales. where, the youngWehltrno meet las *rely childhood. At theage of II IM family again returned to theU. S.. Hide lime is coulee While dill In wheelhe petered a Hi a. an setter In a theater leQuInty, Maas. freers this am.11 tt.ealet he renttearing as a dancer .11 Jimmy Connors andHI. Refee Band-an act that µeyed Quincywe'd. Billy wet 11.11 ushering there.

He Ines became a hit in London when Neetwo lemma partners In he act of Oa Wolfe.Metcalf tad fed. loft for other Needs andBilly started doing singN with the Im-pression. and a dens er Ivro mined le He'thorned to the U. S. In 1040 aka eight yearson she other side. and lett made his NewYork debut in the Reaelgts Room et the War.wick Hotel, New Tort_

attempt has teeth.Richman. deadthing the 0:edition as

"degrading and deplorable." said thatthis will take actors off the spot. espe-cially from columnIste who put the plugon performers for free pevformeeem.From now on, Richnsen said, performersnest be paid $10 tech for "celebritynight' appearances (club date scale) or.If the performer's salary Ii. over COO aweek. 1/7 of his weekly salary. A uniondelegate will collect the money.

Rule will take effect Monday (30).which will allow Leon & Eddie'' one morecelebrity night, according to Richman.Richman said that L lit N's Offered topay the Stage Relied Fund 80.002 a yearfor an open sesame on (ebb nights, butAOVA would rather aro the actor+ getthe dough. Any actor found guilty ofviolating the rule will toe subject to a5.500 fine or Si, months' suspension orboth.

Netherland, Cincy,Gets Another Icer

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-Stat-Sponfrbedere Revue, Vrorloricke Bros: unit featur-ing Dot Franey. moves out of the HotelNetheriand Plaza's Restaurant Contineu.tale Monday to be replaced by anotherleer whie.h Miss Franey Mu been Maulining up this week. Headliners of thenew unit, which will operate withoutthe usual four -girl line, will includeDouglas Duffy. comedy skater, and AnneHerabon.

The new Ices will carry on here untilthe opening of the hotel's PavillonCaprice October 24 with the Jose Weave!ark and a floocaleow. The hotel manage-ment wanted to hold the Star-Seenoredlayout until the 75th, but a preemuabooking for the Clerdlge Hotel. Memphis,opening October 10 prevented.

Wirtz Plans New Henie leerNEW YOWL Sept. 27,-Artlitm Wide

and Robeil Linden, of &nut Productions,producers of It Happen., on lee, Currentlyat the Center 'Theater here, have left forHollywood to start casting for a newSonja Bente ice revue.

Restarted/ will begin October 1 at theChicago Stadium. and It Is planned toopen the !thew in Omaha the second weekof November. Followtng. It will play In-dianapolis. St. Lamle, Detroit. Buffalo andChien% ending up the let week In Jan-uary at Madison Square Garden. NewYork.

dIN THE build-up that preceded the September 22 World's Pert program onn...FWJZ and the NBC -Blue the narrator said the stones couldn't be credited toany particular source or author because they were folk tetra. But the yarn thatmode up the woad half of the program was taken &Teeny from a short story byTolstot called Too Dear! Except that the Biustan novelut's original was auperiOeeven In the matter of locale, which was Monaco In his veraton. The adaptationchafed it to a mythical Monrovia-don't ask why. . . . Mme. Niconne. Rumbasinger who was a Palace Theater termite In the old days. 'DA caught In theInsssion of Holland, and es still then.... Maurice Bolotow. Broadway p. a.. ishitting the big time as a magazine writer. lie had two articles In a row in TheSaturday leveeing Post, ono on Broadway Rose and the other on Site Gale, and haastill another coming up coon In Confer's. . . Mug Coat, which was originallyknown as Brother Cern, drew just severs paid admtevions one niglit. but despite MetIt thee -stems to keep running Indefinitely. Michael Kalienenco-mithor, and producerbehind the billing of the Asnerthan Civic Theater, Ls telling backers at daily meet -this that Atne's Irish Rose brat the maim. and Cafe -Cool can. too.... An unusualpleoe of doutetng is being done by Lucia Seger, who plays the mildly kleptomaniacgrandmother Ur The More the Merrier end, at the same time, serves ea understudyfor Josephine Hull end Jean Adair In Arsenio and Old Lace, The Areenic menage -mime said it was all right for her to take tat emend rola.... They're circulatinga legend three days concerning lucky customers at a drugstore near the gacingeA burly stripper was having lunch there ono day. says the tale, when someoneput a nickel into the Coln phonograph --and ale automatically went into her act.

AN AOLTY tells of the time lie went 00 mike out on Long Island to catch 111emu:o who had been there for 45 weeks, during which time not a single *gene

had caught him. So on the night he came the room was flooded with agents.. Ankl, who was a top actrus In Athens before she came hey.. It probably the

only film star In existence who begs people not to see her pleture. The picturein question IA Ancro. a spent that wear the first inn ever made In Greece: It wasshot year' ago-In 20 days and on a 81.002 budget It's now playing the Miami onMeth Avenue, and Alikl Is trying to keep friends from catching It.... Alan BrockIs writing a Broadway column for The nonperson Radio Revs. The reel of thepaper is In Hungarian. but the column's In . From the ads for theHurricane In the dallies: "Barry, Prince and Clerk-the most -talked -about trioto come out of Baltimore since Wally Simpeon." So now the Duchess of Windsor'sa trio.... PAM!: On the Tate It or Learn It quit program last Sunday. The BraeDanube was pierce! and more* was asked to identify it. He couldn't, and theenlace prodded him with, "Come on now, what's the moat famous waltz In theworld?" Whereat the quince gulped and answered, "A Wayne King waiter'

VIRGINIA FORTIES manager of the Where To Dine Bureau for The Noe YorkV gull, will do the Sun', annual Where To Moe booklet this year. Malcolm

Johnson did It last year.... Nicholas Nemo:ff. r. a. for Ruse Morgan. has takenover the publicity past at the McMinn Hotel. Hell continue to handle prou forMorgan NBC's Phil Kirby, one of the more credit° gentlemen In the rade:,Industry. speaks five languegeo-but eaya his mandarin Is now a trifle runty.Incidentally. it.. getting up a brochure on IS Tears of music on NBC.... FruitC. Barber and Bernard Maxwell are a new local publicity combo.. .. Bell HindleOates Broadway columnist, 1« L. Stevenson. has bad several eye operation, andUm Stevenson says she's appointed herself his &elms Eye dog In making therounds with him... Kato Smith has allied with Watkins Syndicate to do a dailyhurnan-Lntereet column_ . . . Speeklog of columns, i'd,for and Publisher reportstext there are 30 syndicated deny Broadway pillars. Who says that gossipa inejor indtutry?

British Vaude Grosses Huge;Many Houses Break Records

LONDON. Aug. 30. - By and largo,buelness In vaude house* thruout thecountry has been rich slink) the start ofthe lull In sir mid activity. Duringweek of August 4 (C:01:14 ACSBS30 ofdouble summez-time) more records werebroken then at any similar period Inthe history of the stage. Such e resultwas In part achieved dim government'sexhortation that people should spendvacation In their borne districts.

Some idea of the budness done duringthat week may be gained from thiscross-seetton of result* reported. In theLondon area Stoll's tube Empties atChlawiek smashed alt returns In the longname), of die house. with Syd Seymour%Medhatter Band rcadshow. IncludingConstance Evans. A new high for theMoss Empire at Sunderland was set upby crazy ahow, To See Such Fun(Naughton and Gold starrtne), whichdrew a net of $5,473. Big Bill Campbell'sRocky Mountain Rhythm gave Chelten-ham Opera Melee Its beet ever with a

net of 43,440. At the- King's. Grans -borough, playing once nightly. Bertini%mods:sow, Its AR fn PUB, made a newtop with 1070. A new record was hetup at the City Vedette*. Leeds, by thenet of 03,370 pulled In by reeve. listiotNew Fart. Luton °rand soared to113.354 with Harry Dennis's NociadflipVonittcs.

Legitimate fare. On Approval. withRetry IL Barnes, Call:ikon Nesbitt, DenaChurchill and Roland Culver. Knee Dees -bury Eremite a (nom of 84,000 from atenight and three day &nowt.

A typical example of sustelnoil bUtheeseto the provtucee 1s afforded by the LAO(formerly a plc house) at Holton, whereMarch 24 week Vle Oliver and residetook $4.102; Mr end My Girl (LupinesLane) April 7, 48.820; Land of Stenos(Tauber', May 28, $8.238: Joe Loss arkand exude, July 28. 810.181.

July 28 week West Hertleppol Empiretook a net of WINO with Africpse.; Oar-ing August 4 week, 03,028 with Orer.night Suceeis

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October -I, 19.11 GENER AL NEWS The Billboard 5

NBC Urges Affiliates' ApprovalOf ASCAP-Network Blanket Deal;Local Program Contract Optional

NUM YORK. Sept. 27. - NationalP e DIDOSSESSEIDEE Company StiateTdayt4111 to

It. affillates copses of the eontraot formscovering teems for nettawk or Cearance-at.the-sollme uthele and coping Of theAna different types of txnuranta com-ing wee of ARCM canoe locally. Thesefour types Include the per program com-mercial horns* and per program suatatn-log licence. In addition, affiliates aLsotecelred n stAternent by Nike Trammel,XUC proxy. wherein la outlined "Why W.Desire Tb Complete the ArrangementWith AMA's." and rollout:other literatureindlcaUng that the whole proposition hasbeen a lawyer, Odd day.

Trammel. etatIng why he Lo In faroeC comp:Minx the ASCAP deal, bringsout the following point/ (I) ASCAP tausoffered emoonable terms; (3) advertiserswent the MCAT catalog: (3) the govern -Cant consent degree KM effected In(tram Mot broadouters might deal withASCAP on a fair and economical hauls;(4) a competitive network (Mutual) nowhas ASCAP musse and many MRS eta-nem here AfiCAP agreements coveringlocal programing. Trammel went onto any that NBC would bear a largermode burden than It seer did. and that.conridering its payments to ASCAP and5311. the aunt would total g230,000 an-nually. ASCAP always claimed in thepall, 210110etil, that the chains reserhone any port of the music burden.Transinelk estimate of 130.000 to miredat "even after deducting the refund of2% per cent from affiliates on networkcompensation." Figure. says Trammel.la based on a blanket arrangement, tinderwhtch the Society would tet0:110 g3.100. -(SO as eorepsred to 02.100,000 ft receivedIn 1040, the tut year of the old contract.

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M the opinion that there it a pos.41b11-ity that. unites an atrangrruent l, madewith ASCAP, the Society may owns*.(See NBC Sept. Al)lilafee On pope 1)

Rolm' Leaving GACOver Budget Tangle

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--Sererence ofHarry Itoerm from the theater depart-ment of General Amusement Oidepanywill be effective as Of February I. 1042.date of the expiration of tioninVe con-tract with CIAO. Meanwhile, Rommand OAC ore attempt:as to arrive at aaettlement which would enable him toleave earlier. Leonard Romm. who henbeen working under his brothee, latentatively slated to succeed him.

Crux of the parting It a dispute overthe budget with which Romm was tooperate the department. Reiman felt thecoin was insufficient. Ire mid that hecould up Ms own percentage by cuttingdoen hi* own personnel, but he refusesto do this.

Romm will take along propettleawhich are under Ma own personal man-agement, including Ciro 111n:ac. WillOsborne, Dick Rogers, Three Stooges andthe Three Senora

OAC tine week added Joe Schribman.nephew of Cy. to Ito location department.and Neal Long to work In the radiodeportment.

Grief for 1$1orriseyIn Newest Venture

NEW TORE, Sept. 21-unit Idorriseyhas become the ."test hero and villainof his own comedy of errors. Tb hIm-elf and to local papers, which halebeen glorifying Morraers ahoestelr,gexploit. In thew bur:Item, he's a hero,definitely. But to the mat, which hohas been relwarking for live weeks with-out pay, to the American Guild ofVariety Artists. the musicians' andstagehands' unions, and to the lessee ofthe Ambusador Theatre, which lie has

dung, he la refolded RS a lonesomeshoelace looking for the shore, and theyare not pule to works* them.

Latest exploit of MorriSey Is a revueNewcomer of MIL which wail 20 haloopened last mod. nava sbustos a 'Ice Circus' $32,800 in Buff0040 bond to corer opening Welt's Pet- BUFFALO, Sept_ 27 --Circle on lee. firsttremance, and the mullets -eta and stage- ice show of the season been, SeptemberSandi wanted mats on the stn.. He and 16-31, went over mal. but was hurt wenthie east were Misted from the Anthem by hot spoil and omapsting enterprises.odor Theater, eo he mhearrcd In the curly as name hands, 'telt stpatab, etc.i.treet (Incidentally he wet to star played Memorial Auditorium meetsIn the show). He was arrested and re- ratttu had on. cmitman under localleased. and the chow didn't open. aponaeribip of Jack )iemnan. Attend-

Tbe uniona hay he won't open. Mor- ante of 41.000 was tonal:1mM fair, andMeanwhile. instate he'll find it the- grow of 112.800 made for okay profits.

Ater and open anyway. Entente 'sold for 53 tents to 41.03.

GLEANED BY MEMBERSOF THE BILLBOARD

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Ci.ef.0so of ths depannvent is tobeset., ceedueva, tocsin, agents arcmemo ccht.ornotl with me exer.tatien oftalent a. sty mai., indoor fel& tot Thebilitosnrs (overage of owe/ !Hied, ofme 41,1w tio,eisa

SHOWMEN INTERESTED IN SPECIFIC"POSSIBILITIES" WAY ADDRESS THEM INCARE OP THE NEW TOXIC OIVICE OFTHE IllttlIOARD, 15.4 BROADWAY,

For FILMSKASSA 01MA7.KWSKA -Polish ac-

tress. a veteran of more than 200productions In Folteh stock. who lenow appearing In her second English -sneaking Broadway role, that of themother In iliac Coal (formerlyProther Calm) at the Golden Theater.New York. She takes a trite rote ina poor play and realms It a fullyrounded bunion being, playing withauthority, great moorrtty and olden -dui effect. She was equally effectiveIn Mc Met Broadway roar. that of neolith mother In The World WeH dke. 111gbly rrcoemzended furdialoeinial character roles In Mina

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AKITA ALVAREZ - pertspacuart dancer now mecum; a

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ta Martinique. New York night eposWorks in millendish. brightly token,costumes and fedora hats, barefootedmoat of the time, and Wets mumsnn ElDantsh dances. A modern dailieswho IA also commercial. Me is 11th.,,his a nice figure and charming pre- onaltty. and sell, her Mud effec-tively. Strong novelty value for aIttOI revue. particulerly In view of thecurrent Latin vogue.

RICHARD DYER-BMIET -stagerand lutist now at Le ResibanNew York night dub. He is a Filingman who Maga Ritrabothats balladsand American folk eongs In a pleoaantlyric tenor whiter accompanying him-self on a lute. An odd act fora nightclub. be should make an Interestingnecalty foe an Intimate revue. Hedelivers wail, and some of the songscontain earthy hurt= of a type eel -man heard In clubs or theaters.

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* Frances Boardman, ST. PAWL DISPATCH:"Peril wilts 'The tetCsaMes' . . lintotellwith skill, boort/. ,peed. coke. Ceresedyrecisaane and test about everything oho yenceold toptet as slaps Inm(et Theeeteesine is of;olossI end lore . . thewaste sMw Is owed es only tee Itteet etd intotlea tin Nat It."

* John K. Sherman, MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL:"AS DIC AS A CIRCUS-AS CAT AND COLORFOE AS ANY MUSICAL-AS GRACEFUL ASA latEll-SUPERD ENTERTAINMENT."

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NOW-DALLAS ICE ARENAAND STARTING OCTOBER 21, KANSAS CITY

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EASIER TO SELL SINGERSAgents Say Programs Arc PayingBetter for Singers; But Too ManyAdAgenciesWant Own Discoveries

NEW YOHIC. Sept_ 27.-Tbo the mar-ket for radio singers has shown adroit.'this 11400011-.1. Compared to a year ago,when talent Agent* complaMed that ra-dio warbien were beroottng inertaringtydifficult to ,ell-ad agencies producingvarlet). shows still upset over the lackof -fresh- names and Wets. ewe inpoint la J. Walter Thompson agency.whirl, had been trying to get DinahShore for the Chase & Sanborn pregrvm,and wan reportedly offering her 11.:50

Weekly. According to ACT,. fresh sing-ing talent b very scarce. A Music Cor-poration of America executive, however.counters this chary,e with the claim thatthere are Witty of good radio warbler*On the loose-auch as Jane Protean ar.dJens Pickens-and the reason for thecalmed shortage la that agencies, insteadof building rod shows, ham a yen tobe revealed '4"db...stirrers" abase the ra-dio potter oome around. This point lagiven added weight by Young de Rubl-cam's acquisition of Jimmy Cash. end -Sidle grocery clerk. for the singing ea -alignment on the forthcoming burns &Allen ptogram.

Salaries commanded by radio warblers,however, ahoy, that many et the singersare making plenty of money; but Inmany Other ream the radio singing aw-e:gement ran be regarded only as build-up which will enable the warblerIn get real money In other nelde-nota-bly records and theaters.

Acv-i,rding to a cheek -up, Linger sal-mos are about ae follows:

Lanny Rosa 61.500 weekly on his floe-es-a,ek co:opt:etre Soup program; KennyBaker.Prank Parker, *LOX on The GoldenTreasury o/ Soap on CBS; GladysSwarthout. 61.600 on the PrudentialHour; James Melton and Planets White.*1,000 and 4800 respectlyely on the Tele-phone now; Denis Day, 3400-11.500 onJack Benny pontraini Barry Wood. 11.000on lilt Peradc: Lomb., King. $300 on liltParade: Lucille Mennen,. $800 on CitiesService: John Marta Thomas, $2.000 onPirestooe program when he la on: Mar-garet Spoke $750 on Firestone: PrankMunn and Jean Dickinson on Attar's ofAiwa:4e Mune. $730 and 6400 respOC-tlrely; $750 for Prank Munn no WeltsTime: Lucy Monme and Conrad Thibault.11300 each on Manhattan Aferry-Oo-Round: Connie Braswell. $800 on the DingCrosby program; Trette, $300 on Fent-ftmetr Party: Prank newt. *200 onDoable or Nothing: Bob Itatinan, open -big n on the Prank Pay -Turns show.

Ann Siemer, *1:10 on theCollege show: Unlace Shaw(Vivian on The Hour of Chem), MO:Mary Small. $1.10 no the Mutual-Twenty-Orend show: Oinny Sams reported get-ting $750 for her Kleenex program.

Variations In prima of well.known popsingers are terrine. Trance" Longford.now on the Bob Hope show, Is under-stood to get four -figure weekly take.Dinah Shore, reported earlier In the sea-son at 6230 for the Cantor show. le get -nog moos. according to her agent. Shecame to the Cantor show last year withmall name value. malting bey quick riseon the elbow. She commands henrylooney for theater appearance* and ree-tea.

Chancel singers are dill getting farmore than the pop warblers, with CroceMoore. Illy Pons and other. of etenljarcaliber dragging down 115.000 far ruedabut: Rose Hampton gets about $2.500guest theta.

Radio prices foe younger members ofthe Metropolitan Opera. such IA Won-t:eel Walt, hover around the MO Maar.aueoctalre Klee categories for opera sing-ers are 11.000, 41.230. 112,030, and Dorn63.000 to 14.000. When Lanny Rags, popalTiffer, appeared on tb. root summerelbow recently. he overfed $1150,

Yews; b Robleeen's ThomAMOnling to Toting & Rubleant valise

of name tinter on variety allow can heplenty, but on comedy programs singeris only Incidental What is more im

art I. whether the warbler ran speakYllat palette to Its expend:toe with

Denis Ray and Kenny Baker as a matIn point. Baker on the Denny showgot about MAO and wanted 4730 whenthe parting of the way, occurred. Allelic/picked up Denies Day and. while it admitsDay la not the anger Baker is, It nevelt-thelesa tents Day Is perfect for the typeof character horded on the JP I 1.0 ahoy..Dig mused program., with high-pricedwarblers and orchestras, are claim.]suitable for institutional adroit:dograther than a product.aellIng job.

Expand illeCoe-Molly Net;Sponsor Drops "Hazard"

NEW YORK. Sept. 27 -5. C. Johnson& Son, sponsors of Abner Med.* andMolly, have added 30 stations to theshow's hook -tip on the NBC -Red network.Program returns September 30 with anetwork totaling 129 stations.

Spoons', lisp Homed proaram. whichwas to have remained on the air as anadditional show. has been canceled inties of the expanded netsroek.

Needham. Leda & Droeby. Chicago.handled the deal,

They May Still Waste Gas-But Not Gasoline

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Tn aidIn the conaarrallan of gasoline. WDAShas ordered two smotent for Its en-gineering department. Scooters willbe wed for maintenance on remotebrodicoote and for covering specialevents. Are similar to those beingused by the keel p -dice to patrolcertain aurae In the cars subwaysystem, and In addition to raving ongseoline will facilitate parkingtroubles for the staff in reachingthe broadcast point without diffi-culty.

Frisco AFRA NominatingCommittee Selects Slate

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27 -AMAnominating committee has drawn up adate to be voted at the membershipmeeting October 10. Included are PrankBarton, NBC, president: John B. Hughes,free lento, first vice-president: Via Paul-sen, ICYRC, nocond nee -president; Jose -pima Martin, ICPRC. recording eecretary:Lou Tobin. free lance. treasurer. Beardmember*: Dick Wytin. K570: NHl Me.llityr*. KM. Jerk Amen. KSAN:Clarence tenure, RYA, and ED MacDon-ald, free lance.

Advertisers, Agencies, StationsNEW YORK:J011N B. WOOKES, WOR-Mutuall West

Coast analyst, In town. Will returnto Coast Monday . Ben hardenha* alined a new contract with WADCexpanding his schedule to Include atattoo -weekly quarter hour with Rua%!fright& starting Saturday (27). J. R.ICupdck handled.... Columbia Pictureshas Mewed the first of a series of shortstitled NItctuns Oar. hosed on TA Itast'sradio show sad starring RobertHutton Jr. be, been appointed promo-tion manager of WRAP sod WI?.....Dick Krollk has replaced tol Pickle asassistant to Lester Gottlieb at MBh pressdepartment.. . . Jack Cowden has re -

CBS to work In station relations... John C. Schramm. production man-

ager of MITS. bas resigned. . . . PetSales Mlik Corporation has renewed MaryLeo Taylor for the ninth year and Satur-day Night Serenade for the Math yearon Columbia. Both handled by theGardner Advertising Company.... PourNew York More., Ronwlt Teller, Charlesof the Rite. W. de J. Sloane and Hem-tescher-Schlernmer. will part1ripate to shopping guide series on WQXR, beginnine Monday 1201. Monday lieu Friday,from 9:45.10 . . . John WalkerHandley Moe been named aoaletiont di-rector of Columbla's short -ware pro-grams, tinder William n. Pliteshrlber....State Senator Phelps Phelps boa joinedthe staff of Copideek, WINS daily newsprogram. Will do a commentary on theweek's news each Friday.

CHICAGO:wIlt8T Meal spnasorship or The World

Poise. CBS Sundny round -up of newscorreepandente, lugs been signed by JohnA. Colby & Sons, furniture dealer*. for13 weeks, starting this week.. . . 'DamWallace. enrollee rice-presidentcd theRussell If Seeds Company. advertiaing.will relinouten his es«uttee duties Oc-tober 15 to devote all of Ms time to theproduction and exploitation of chideWalter's Dog House, Brown & William-son show. Wallace end the ahoy'. castare going to make a teotton picture andbare tentatively set a six-Menth metesof personal appearances. Jack RichardsonJr.. who has been associated with theSeeds agency as moisten% to the treed -dent, becomes vice-prealdent. with earl -(porters In Chtesgo, and George Beyer&for the put ate years an account executetit* for CBS. has been made vice-presi-dent In charge of the New York office.

Beatrice Ferbend. formerly ecceetaryto Jim Kane. head Of pithlht yetaeleatoe CBS, takes over the W13113.1 publicityjob vacated by Chuck Logan. who movedto Special Event*.... Chicago advertia-

log men will bold a Gridiron Dinner Oc-tober 15 at the Stevens Hotel. at whichskits and blackouts of high explealsecontent will be staged, lampooning vari-ous well-known". George Speyer. of theChicago Federated Advertising Club. willdirect the Meow.... One of the largestlocal contracts made tido fall Is spun-sorship of W.1JD'e Night Wateh, byIsbeira, noted restaurant. Contract. start -Mg Wednesday (IL is for 26 hours aweek for $2 weeks, Show le an the airfrom midnight to 4 a.m. nightly exceptMondays, shoo the broadcast in but twohours. Claude Kirschner Is special an.nounoer and snow. . . . Olean Snyder.WLS general manager. road* a hurriedtoulness trip to New York and Waablngton over the week -end. . . . Harry C.Kopf. NBC Central Division g. to. backfrom a business trip to New York.. .

LIntan Gordon! celebrated her 11th anni-versary as radio Impresario by addinganother studio and two new teachers.Orate Ingram for singing and LucilleLewis as dramatic coach. . . Our CityCoruna,. which had a 13 -week test Cam-paign over WLS, will conttnue to ceigt-oat* front that station. It ta sponsoredby Quaker Oats. Agency Is Sherman -Marquette.

LOS ANGELES:CAVALCADS Or AMSSICA motes to

the Went Coast for the October 19and 20 broadcasts. Key Prance appearson the Drat show hero, and Eslwnrd Ar-nold and Walter Huston will appear Inthe second. which will be based or, AltThat S.ner Con Buy. formerly The Pet 11and Daniel Webster. K. Wayne Ortfrin.of BEID&O. making arrangelnenta hemfor the shows. . . . Deed set by theNBC-Blun network sales In San Pram.risco calla foe tootpiete coverage of Pa-cific Coast Confereoce genies foe the 1941football sco.son In play -byplay broad -cams over Pacific NBC -Blue. TidewaterAssociated Oil Company sponsors, withLord & Thleruse handling the account

. . Thrifty Drug Stores has renewedIts Contract with JUII foe 313 quarter-hour programs inside the News, withMilton Weinberg Advertising Agencyhandling. Two commentators Jose Rod-rtguea and thud Sullimiar.d, will do theale -a -week assignments from September

to September 29. 1942, from 10.10 to10.45 p.m. . . . Carlton K Moronstore a Jfeerery series returns to theNBC -Blue Monday, October 0, at 810p.m.. PST. rm. marks third )rar forthe program. under the opuuwarship ofPlebehmann's Yeast. Kenyon & Trek -hermit handled. . . )fetntx-PtekerIngCompany, Ltd.. its:wiled the Oral betweenOmar. ar /anal 6M1party. Ltd.. to plug

(See ADVERTISSS on pare 8)

Fly ResignationTalk Seen asWishful Thinking

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-1teporia ctn.Ciliated within radio circle. to the effectthat James Larrenee Ply. chairman ofthe Pastoral Commlinioations Commie:pion. a:0%1W he leaving tits post soon werebranded as irelsotry plants this week bypersona within the PVC. Itumoraspecufated that Ply might take a highergovernment position to leave the chairfodothip or the roc open for a newappointment.

Hoarser Fly recently told a friendthat he has not been offered any "highergovernment prat" and that lie has noplans to leave the PCC either now or inthe future. it la understood Fly hasadopted the attitude that under no circuinatance will he leave Iota Job whilethere la the slightest aumention the Induatry big shot.. "got rid of him' Inrim of this position It la belteted thatnothing snort of Presidential removalwould mot hint. and observers herethink that Preddentisi removal la veilremote.

The chairman saw resident Rooseveltfor 15 minute. Wednoday 1210 at hisown request, but It is understood thatthe talk concerned Well with dela]. otthe Defense Corturtunicettons Ward.which la working In close touch with theFlit and military agencies.

Coca-Cola Air ShowSet for N. Y. House

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Mutuara boardof directors' meeting In Chicago ha,approved rental of a theater In New York.probably the Menne Elliott, to houseCoeds -Cases program. Marling on MutualNovember 30. Program will toss namebands and pick the bands on the badeof phonograph record sales, the top -salt-ing bead broadcasting 1035-45 pm.Saturday nights. Banda In moond,fourth and filth toots on records saleswill be aired In the order of their poster_don. Monday tbru Friday, 10:1540 pm.

For a start, record sake for Octoberwill be used.

Marine Elliott Theater will be teed tohouse most of the network's audienceshove. In addition to the Coca-Cola alsow.

Mutual board and stockholders. at,their Chicago meeting, started workingout a plan to enlarge nod equalise stockmembership of Mutual among Its mown%seven stockholders and an additionalfour. Melt:ding WEAR. Baltimore: W1P,Philadelphia: WCAE, /*Manumit, sadWOR. Buffalo. Upon OompletIon planwill be presented to station memo foeokay.

Prevent MSS stockholders are. WOR,New York: WON, Chicago: Don Is.°Netsork; Colon.al Network: WKRC.Cincinnati: CKLW, Detroit-Wineran, and

11PPA-TranscriptionLicenses Expiring

NEW YORK. Sept. 37. --contract be-tween MIMIC Publishers' Prato:Mite AaresXtation and tramertptiou librariestutus music clearing Dom Harry Pot. ofNPPA, expire, October 1. 1st. this weekwax ewes. stated that no move had beenmade in the din -tenon of a or. contrail.execs believing that IIPPA would grantan extension on the otel one.

Mechatural music situation has beenIn a tangled state Cuing to failure ofASCAP and radio industry to get teegetistr. Some of the transcription Contepsalm with subscriber stations that regalASCAP Itedassa hare continued to waxASCAP music thruout the tight. Other**series have switched to Ma:pieta bob-ASCAP repertoire.

Steel's Contot'l F,xtendedNEW YORK. Sept. 27. Monareh

Winn has extended it. poiumship ofJohann.. Steel mu WAICA, beatimmMonday 1221, Program, orignselly eon -enacted to run three. limos a week, willbe aired dolly. Monday. that Fridays

Deal to tor 21 weeks and was set byJ. R. gapes* Agency.

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Radio Talent'new crtiz HY

nOTD CRAWFORD. who played the role-LP of Edward Leighton on Amends ofli.'ielnisoon Nal. felt thla week. con-uacted to MGM.. , TED SLADE, one ofNBC's ace round men, has tun returnedfrom his boneymoon. He married LOISMORE. of San Francisco..., . 81171117ANCHASE. formerly known on Broadway asAlden Chase, is bock from eight yearsin Hollywood, ready tot stage and radio.. . . MARY WIGGINS, known 'In ratioan BETTY BAXTER. tai found herbrother. who bad been teetered legallydead. Ho left hone 21 yearn ago. Ona tip BETTY went to trio Saratogarace track and met the man who turnedout to be her long -lost brother. Hedenied It for a white, but when Bettynaked to tee hts left leg ho gave In andconfessed that the noir was stIll there.SETTY and her brother are now in NewYork and will probably appear on We. MgPeople. . . . It has been erroneously re -

Led that MANDELL KRAMER col.lapsed on a recent broadcast,. No suchthing. MANDELL merely bleed ht. portso rigorously thom it brought biotic spotsbefore ha oyes cawing him to Meageraround a bit before collecting hisequillbrtum.. . . TOM DILLON. of MySister Men, boa written a one -act Dishplay oohed The Doctor Prom Dunmore.watch the Abbey Mayers may do this

711 .

eras KORN HORMEL% on conclusion1 of their engagement at the Manship.

a Jersey spot, were each presented witha Hamilton wrist watch by CHARLESITTZE. owner of Um lingehip. Tho KOS-

eltic

JERRY LESSER

Ittaais novo punt !Minted half of their2:I0 transcriptions (commercial) and havetotem to the road for a one-night tour.

.. nand leader JOHNNY LONO will beavert commentator on the Lower 13aiftaStreet program October 1. . . . TEDSTEELE auditioned a brand-new 13-pleceband for throe prospective *porno?* tutFriday at the carnival following the pre-miere of Yank in the

SIDNEY ItEZNICE. 22 -year -old ex-BP2fliERNIT: and BENNY YOUNOMAN

sertpter, has been sent his 1-A clout -Duration and leaves in stout a month.(And SID wag just starting work on hasnew comedy show caned Louth,. for De-fense.) . . . AL Itilf-TORM Spats Mooton WOR has been renewed for another13 week* . . .ItO LATIMER plays his90th and final performance as Joe Meade,lead of Rome of the Sc..',, this week.. . . PETER DONALD has born given acontract ticket by NBC on the serialinto the Ltght. . . . It la rumored thatthe reason EnaTerrr SLOAN turneddoom the ORSON WELLES picture an.atgornent la bceatase Mr income fromthe Went Coast cannot compare with baEastern radio Radio amensto be getting more and more women di-rector* and if some smart agency itlooking for a femme producer. WINNIELAW. of NBC. Is a good bet. . . ThatSwell tune. The 014 Looking Oran. playedon the Titeh Srsmmer Strodwapon re-cently by Don Pablo's orchestra. wagwritten by Ocorge Dunning and BIUHampton. two of the bola In the KayKyser band.

Ry HAT COHN

FERN PERSONS will be leemang lady inthe weekly 30 -minute newspoper

drama which debuts Saturday (4) underthe title of lint Copy. Show la writtenby JACK LA FAANDRE. . . Wit 7PABNER. who came In to guest cm theNatrona! Barn Dance Saturday (Septem-her 27). also do their regular PacificCoact show from Clot thts week. .

EVELYN LYNNE. of the NBC BreakfastClub and Club Mathew. will become Mrs.Eddie Coonte. wife of the program di-rector of KVOO. Tialaa, Okla., October2.5 end will bow off the air warm tobecome a housewife. Her plece In thetwo shows sill be taken by MARIONMANN. . , . VIRGINIA PAYNE Ii beingwritten out of the script of this week'sXa Perkins to enable her to take a abortrotation In her home town. CInclnentl.

eARAJANE WELLS. of CBS's Rightto Happfness, loft last week to make herIonic in El Paso, Tex. . . . Worth andmusic to air new ballad. icon to bepub:idled have been written by MINETTAALLEN. who I. Mother Barbour In NBC'sOne Men's . . . RUTH BAILEY.new sidditlaa CO Arnold Ortm.a.s Death.ter, M. sporting a deep tart collected at Northport. bitch. ironer colony.

rrONY WONS, back from hit atimaterborne at Lake of the Woods Minn.. la

all act for his new Scrapbook orrice forHell &others, Matting Sunday (3). Hewill commute from Kenosha. Wis. for hisIhriee.awkly program.... JOE KELLY.National Earn Donee mule*, back from a

Canadian fishing mg. . . That newearLY.morntng show sponsored by GroveLai:grater:we (Brom° Quintile) and fea-turing Lonna Massey and the Westernerswill be known as gerrais Round -Up. Itrill be heard over 5$ NBC stations, Mea-dow, 97ednoidays and Fridays, startingMonday (di New In Road of MP areCORNY PEEPLES. ROLLAND arrrnot-FLEA and DOROTHY MEAD. . . .LORETTA POYNTON La a new memberOf the Mat of the leek Armstrong *how,succeeding SARAJANE WY11.$, Othersthe shoe, whieh returned to the air thisweek. are CHARLES FLYNN. JAMESCIOSS and JOHN GANNON. EDWINMORSE disable from action written byMAJOR FARCILAL STRONG. U. 8. Army.and FRANKLYN MDCORMACK Ii theannouncer.... DON OORCION. who willhandle the announcing donee on the newTom Mix Straight Shooters, and Mrs.00e0012 have'planed to Mexico City fora short vacation. . . EDGAR BERGENwill appear In Chicago October 4, 3 and6 and will make hts regular broadcastSunday (5) from the local NBC studios.

JOHN WALSH. of Oct.- Mom, backfrom New York where he was calleddue to the death of his father.CAROLYN MONTGOMERY la the newMel °Mania at WJJD JOHN FOS-TER, returned awn n wagon of lumberstork. is back on Wings of Destiny. Juke -ter MIA armee on Lyon & Heairs 1042Radio Show. featuring PM dernonttra-lions, laud week, and be and Lou Krug -men Introduced n new tong. Dear Mom,written by Will Barris

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/NINNY SWABS fleet sinagennent at/NINNYRICO under her new edtitraet will

Inc Stater Comte. Durham Baker bandit.production.. . . FRANK BULL. EMUaportoaater. will be minus one of binrat "'Juvenile Sport* Wirarda.- BillEinitth. 12, was hit by an auto NIS he wattreturning from school, aniataIntng a Imo.lured leg and Interna Injuries. Duringhis absence Peter Savona irS) take hisPlate. . . DURWAFtD KIRBY. NBCChicago announcer. In Hollywood foe avaceithan . . OFOROS FISHER, inDot/wood Whispers, returns to IOU ona mfornerCINI Malt far Mar -o-011 sham-Pos. . . SAM NAYIns, NBC tommentaron the Sperry Iktaktent News patentee.

Sy SAM ABBOTT

itn't (Intend InWagner's forthooraing The Man WhoCome to !Milner.. . MARTHA TU.TON.NBC *lager, saill become foettired vocaliston ltarnorn Sheraton's NBC -Red showtinder the aponsenahip of 6. C. Johtuon aSons Inc.. starting mon-. FIBBER Mc.068 Is bock from vacation with tales 04his hunting end Ming mowers. The re -cult. De bane mounted for poaterity....immerse LANGFORD may hare theleading femme role In The Saint Out-board providing ahe kr strong enoughto snort the physical requirinnenta of thepart. which nuns for omakierable rah -butte ability.. . CHARLES TAZEWP21.,has been signed to do the radto rerIpte

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FM Stations' Growing ImportanceIn Midwest; Applications Mount

CHICAGO. Sept. 27-FM elation stnbeginning to man= a Sane of Ini-P-Vfamen in the MietweeL Appticattonsfor new stalliona are mounting in num-ber, and the nest few months Ina ace abig Increase In both eontmereial andexperimental Mations With the Incep-tion last. Sunday 1211 of regular pro-grams by WMC. new PM station of WON.Inc. the Midwest Ina five cornmerclaland four expenrcental stations In opera-tion, and some half dozen more havebeen authorized for Dtlnoia by the POC.WPM, woe opened with a flourish. Itsdebut being saluted by Wale. only other

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tomidnight. presenting news and mune_The station has Its own staff. includingMao mugletline. Because of the restrictedterritory covered by PM. the male formud:Mona will be lower than for thoseemployed on AM stations. Inutelte Bann*forraerly program director at WAN,. willdirect the PM programs. and CharlesMeyers, chid engineer of WON, will holda similar position with W690.

()Orr P14 mations authorized for 7111 -note Mantle Ve47C, to WJJD. operating

Y&R's Heavy Sked:8 Shows in 11 Days

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Young re Rubl-e -am. faced with so en:einem-thy heavyex:Iodide of programs roods!; on the elfbetaeen September 2B nod October 9,figures the agency Ia now Its own com-petition and le wandering how to bouthandle the situation to emirs to garageas many press breaks am pow11:4e. Withdebut of Eddie Cantor and Henry Aldrichshows out of the way, agency has plentyof opening -day connentent coming.

Tomorrow !MI) Gulf's Screen °wildnosier return.. and October 3 sees re-turn of Kate Smith show. Scheduleon October 3 call. for return of SnoreTheater, Jack Brainy and Helen Noyesprograms, and the debut of Bill Shirefusaunt for Santa on 058. On October 7'turns and Allen program debuts, andtwo days later. October 0, Mae MarchesOur starts marching.

KYW Originating 21Shows for NBC -Red

PHILADISPHTA, Sept. 27.-KYW, PxolNBC -Red outlet, la feeding Its Muratschedule of the shows to the networkthis season. Now ortgleratine 21 show aweal to the web. representing the Menaibreak In weds for local talent. practi-cally all musical.

Latost total sustainer getting a oat -wort puropIng. bringing the total to 2t,to Night Song, serous the board at 1230a.m.. (Utilizing mailings by Alwyn Bach,the Royal Harmony Blame and DieWilkinson's organ Interlude., fitatianprogram department bendable up onseveral other musical mastalraw and21:111 to !tea the network feeding. up totwo dozen shows.

for the Sunday pull Screen Chaild Thea-ter program, for third oornevuttre war,. . The Mack Knights of Matti la thetitle of a radio drama now being pre -noted for K.NX Junior Workshop pew-entation by Roams Willard. Colored Jani-tor at Columbia Squint and author ofseveral radius playa produced in the pastby Junior Sian members. . . . OmerLAUCK and NORRIS GOFT. NBC's Lum'a* Abner. haw Just received word of theelittetenIng of a new Linn and Abner LnLebeutoo, Ny. Namesakes are Luca andgotta introit?. twin 110411 of two loyaltang.

On a frequenCy of 44 7 megacycles: R'estC.to Manorial Becadotettng Company. 40.3megacycle* W67C. to Columbia Broad-carang System. 40.7 itoiloe)Vim:to bloody Bible Institute, 47.3 mega-cycle* WIMP, to Rockford Recadeartens,Inc., 47.1 megetOrdea, and WBIq, to Chi-cago Board at elluestion. 42.3megarynim.The Unirmatty of thinour. ist Urbana. isbraiding a non-commercial and Mints -Mid station to be known as wit/C.which will be ready for operation aboutJanuary I.

Commercial stations tow operating Inthe Midwest Include. M addltion to themalready mentioned. W431), Detroit toe-nIng Nesse: WOOD. Joao Lord Boot!). De-troit and WS334, The ittlamuloot Jotouol.Midwest eapermuntal nation. MaudeW6XVIL owned by WRNS, Inc., Datum.but, gt: Init%Yht. Creole; Radio corpora -Una. Clnciunatt: WelfElt, MidlandBroadcasting Company. Xmases CIty. Mo-and WOXYH, Hear of the /Ake* Broad-castiog Company, Superior. WM. A 0001-Onefetal station, WISC-31. will soon reptaceexperimental etatioa VOIXVH at Constr.ban. 0. Two YM stations hare been&inhuming] for St. Loral* Sward monthsago the FCC approved cons ruction of arA t$011 by St. Laws Unfrinsity. Lastreek a permit was granted CBS for &sta-tion to be known as K39L.

WDRC Biz at Record PeakMODOEPORT. Conn. Sept. Y7.-Ac-

cording to commercial Marmot WuhanP. Mato of WDRO. September Manamaher hit the greatest peak In the sitattonas19 -year history. Ile Mated that actualCram of Hie Ittervam amid not beavelloble until October 1. but prelimi-nary content.* stow that business shitmonth hat achleved an all-time Ingbrecord,

Lefton's Coast OfficePHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27-A1 Paul

Lefton ad agency here branches out onthe West Coot with the opening of anMhos in Ifullyastoel. with Dorothy M.Stewart as manager. Agency Dia takenover the pererni-41 of Anderson. Dadaat Piatto wricy, which dissolved ItsHollywood of float Arrangements weremade with Robert L. Penne Jr.. exec oftlx dIstoired ageiwy.

Bess Johnson RenewedNEW YORK, Sept. 27.--Colgate-Patel-

olive-Peet ht. rewired Ile. Johnsan for52 weekm Mondays thru Fridate. 10.10.13pm. on the NBC -Red. in Use Intereer. ofSuper Suds. Sherman & Marquette arethe agency.

WFIL's FM DebutPHILADELPHIA. Sept 27,-.WPIL Ilg-

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NIB To Form New011,1 CommitteeMeets November 15

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-The two-day =el.venison of the National IndeprodeetBroadcasters Monday and Tues4ay (22.SeII resulted In a Mention to form a neworganimitton that will better reeve theInterests of the Independent, and glvethem greater membership strength. Only*bout 26 per cent of the 200 delegatesIn attendance were settle members. Anonantrational committee misstating ofArthur Westland, of KRA. Berkeley.Calif., cluurmen: C. J. Lanphier. Wr311P,Milwaukee: E. B. Craney, KRIM. Sore -man, Mont.: IL J. Brennen. KQV, Pttu-burgh: Rayburn Rose. WLBJ. BowlingOrson. Ky.: A. J. Pletcher, WRAL. Ra-leigh, N. C., and Hope H. Barron. WIMR.Baltimore, was appointed by PresidentHarold A. formatt and on Tuesday pre -milted a set of resolutions oontstiroutthe following recommendatlone: thatmembership be ilintted to independentlyOWned-and.operated stations, and notle be oantingent upon memberahlp Inany other mganlicatioin that each stationshall have but one vote. and that fullpower to act shall nut In the hands ritthe membership: that a inasuiglits dime.toe be 'elected to manage the affair* ofthe orgaedmition: that the present bastsof dues. Shen remain In fore` until thereargentratIon plan is In operation. and001 the present offiems make this planoffeeUsni and serve until a meeting ofthe representettros can be convened. It.alto was resolved that the committee ofrepresentatives meet not later than No-vember lb next.

Prosment Carmen estimated that 05per cent of the country's 800 radio OA -lions would be enrols for membershipIn the new organitation. "We will controut to co-operate with the SAD andother similar egeurore on Importantproblems affecting the entire radio ln.dty." he sa3d.

Jumes L. Ply chatirmitn of tile POO.told the as.ernbtago That weeding out ofmonopolistic tendencies is a prime re -roulette it the ownership and operationof Anterlean broadmettng stations Ia toremain undisturbed. No branch of thegovernment be said. has any thoughtof taking brossilmating privatehands. cern in torte of war, and he saidbe would oppose any such move If Itmere enceeted. Among other problemsOf the industry, he tinctured the short-age of station Impolite and suggestedthe establishment of some sort of poolof necesaary equipment so that station*might have a common source from whichall might obtain equipment. ess needed.

There was a emend dlactuselon of theSOCAP-BILI situation by John M. Payne.repreVenting ASCAP: Cart Myelin andEltdney Kaye of BIM, Leonard Cellehrinof BENAC, and Robert S. Keller of AMP.Victor 0. Waters. special amiLatent at-torney general. presented an exhaustivedlinuAlen of Use copyright and licensingeltUation.

Other radio -mud° development* arecarried to the Murder Department.

Clarification ofCopyright ControlSeen by Late Fall

NEW YORK, Sept.. 27-In a decisionwhich premiers to be far-reaching. Su -proms Court Justice Aaron 8teuer onThursday Mt denied a motion byASCAP to have BM ellenteeted as aplaintiff to n cult agelnat ASCAP to de-termine whether the publisher err °ernpoutt centred. music performance rights.Deettion by !ileum fellows the Ming ofa suit in Jure by MIT and Marks MusicsCeeporatleo asking for a declaratoryJudgment In respect to the performancerights In tome compositions publishedby Marks.

Because some of the composers ofthese compositions were ASCAP meet -bets, BIM did not license the entireMarks catalog for lido performance. be -Cathie the question of copyright controlheel not been adequately alucUrsted andthe throat of en Infringement stilt hungover eerie:melee of such compotitions.

ASCAP. It La believed. win file an an-swer to the Metier decision within theweek. Ralf bellows the entire issue maybe clarified tote this fall.

Rosenberg. Coldreork & Conn repre-sent BSI and Marks, and Schwerin 8:Frohlich are acting to ASCAP.

Program Uevie itsEDST Unless Otherwise Indicated

Bob HopeReviewed Tuesday, 10-10:30 p.m.

Style --Comedy. Sconsce-Ptptedent.Agency-Lord fi Thomas. Station-WLAF (New York. NBC -Red network).

Rope Caine back 'Tuesday In very goodform for the new season. Thla is hisfourth year for Pepeodent, and ertiii himere Jerry Coionna. nutty as ever, endband leader 81tInney Ennis. Brenda andCobtna are missing. but a now and Ion.n iderable asset Is Prances Langford.ch.:thrum,

Hope did not waste time, but startedthrowing gees Immediately-feet, cleverrtinderial that will carry the show inden.

Colonns, rounding as lunatic ashe looks, makes a perfect duo with Hope.One of the top comedy efforts was a bittitled My TOO gditton, with Hope thetonna% Colorana the publisher and NnnisIn on the. talk. Nonsensitsl, but hittinga high comedy level.

Langford did only one tune. EasyStreet. She is one of the best warblersFit the business, her votes havingwerenth, color and technical ability, andthe producers would do well to give her

secor.d tuns on future programs. Onfilet program she had the backing of choir.

Commercials are okay. with Ben Gagehandling the Wang ataignenent

Peel Ackerman.

"Duffy's Tavern"Reviewed Thursday. 8:30.8:55 p.m.

Style-Vviety. Sponsor-Schick In-fector Razor, Agency-I. M. Mathes.Station-WABC (New York, CBS net-work/.

Terms, caught for the second week ofits new series, erns not very Impressiveaid Gardner. playing harassed Archie.the manager of absentee Duffy's cafe. isMill funny. Shirley Booth has plentyof potential sock as Duffy's deughter.and Eddie Green sounds as tho he Coulddevelop into a good comely character.But this program In Its entirety felledto deliver the laughs, and the troubleseemed to to with the script. Not menthe guest appearance of Hollywood's JoeZ. Drown helped very much.

Much of the alleged Comedy Centeredaround Brown, the habitues of the Tav-ern being warned not to mention Joe'smouth, insernuth na he might be remi-tter,. All very unhappy chatter, smack.Ins of the gage that helped the downfallof vaudeville end will do the name formany radio shows. Brown's presencealso called for a -Joe E. Brown Contest."Iii which Tavernen tried to imitate Joe'smanner of yelling. Result scarcely funny.

Program last year had a sparkUngbrand of humor. plus Atmosphere. Gard-ner can protehly recapture It.

John Kirby band aUll much to thegroove, and announcer John Reed Kingokeh on cummerclala. Paul Ackertnee.

Orson WellesReviewed Monday, 10-10:30 p.m,

Style-Orama, variety, Sponsce-LadyEsther. Agency --Pedlar & Ryan, Sta.tien-WABC (New Yolk, CBS net-work).

Orson Wellcens new series bowed InSeptember IR with a program that wasuncertain, confused and *thy of any out-standing entertatnment value. &mendprescreen of the eerier was much better.Welles apparently being more certain ofhtmaetl end the thole of material prov-ing more interesting. Keynote of theernes Is something of a new departureIn radio, Welles presenting three or fourcomplete pieces within the half hour.These may be mintatun dramas. &deple-tion* front short dories etc., and arepresented Inforscielly-with abbreviatedcaste-end with Went* soneetterzet tak-ing a lead and sometimes cOntrIbutingnarration.

One ce Weltee's Monte on 11111 pro -Mans to the use of an "alter ego,"Jimmy Cricket Jlenlny. a Walt Disneychsrecter. harrassew Welles. tells him hiscommercials are too tong. etc. The stuntadds some unexpectedness no the pro.eroding& Another Interesting touch lethe program'a presentation of &Intensefacts --rheas Reins being given duringthe brief Intervals between the acts.

Outstanding on the second week wasdrematinatlan of a short piece. The RightSide. with John Caller. Ray Collins and

23110tt Lewis. Myra Side is somewhat onthe theme or sauce, but with a resets.twist. The character who is about to sellhis soul to the devil tette a look at thenether world and decides Its n. g. AnotherInteresting Item was an adaptation ofRing Lardner's. Golden Honeymoon, withRuth Gordon playing the mother. BettyIn,r2b appeared In an adaptation of aDorothy Parker st0Ty, which was not aseffective as the others.

Plugs okay. Paul Ackerman.

"Talk of the Town"Reviewed Tuesday, 1:30-2 p.m.

CST. Style-Talk. musk. Station-Sustaining on WLOL Ihtioneagrelh).

After an absent.* from the atrwaves ofmany months. ?Toronto Lehman returnsto continue her afternoon women'sbroad -twat which the did so much topopularize for years over another sta-tion. Former newspaper mob -Cater here,Mrs+ Lehman INtra. (kern J, Remington)knows Minneapolis and Its perionalitleswelt.

Rhe s dotng n aeries of program Inter-view, that cover every phase of interest.When caught interriceau Included onewith a typical Brooklyn Dodger fait sla-tting In the city, two little theater tiltro-tora and a male fruition designer.

Newspaper training cornet In handy,Ca she brings out many details that theordinary Interrogator might overlook.With the Dodger fan. for example, shewanted to know...Just exectly what it wasthat made "dem burro- the heroes ofPlatbush. Prom the theater director%the learned of the future of the littletheater movement. Prom the fashiondesigner come opinions of present -stay!unions and advice for milady.

Interspersed between earls interviewIs a musket number by Vern Rooney'smin Program het no aponent, but shouldbe a 011ie bet to get ono before the fell.winter season Is many weeks old. Theaunt te done daily Monday thru Friday.

Weinberg.

Chitty Si lllll tsReviewed crldry, 9:55-10 p.m. Style

-Singing. S9XilOr-International Cel-lunette,' Products Company. Agency-Lord & Thomas. Station-WABC (NewYork. Columbia network).

Olney Simms. Kay itysertt vocalist. Iaon her own selling teethes on a five-minute program Friday night. over 00-lurobia-but Ws pretty hard to rate theshow according to her ability, The lam*imply hasnt a chums In Me time al-lotted, fine introduces hymen' with afew bars. the announcer breaks In. shesings one number, there's a long com-mercial from the annouccer. and thenshe singe a few more bars to sign off.And that's all.

No matter how great her ability. itteImposaible for her to make a lastingprredon In the allotted time. Seen pm -sold &mina fans can hardly he expectedto tune In regularly, since all they getIs a single number. She rotas IS min-utes. at anat.

'Ire tong emnoterelal on the first showhit new highs. Clioloott tidbit was."Soft as music, strong as lose-that'sKleenner

And as absorbent as radio audit:Kwwilling to suck In stuff like that.

Eugene Burn

"lInghesreel"Reviewed Wednesday, 8.8:30 am

Style-New-suit. Sponsor-Ben Mar -den's Riviera. Agency -1. R. KunslCkAgency. Station--1ArkdCA INew Yak),

A welcome relief from the uenal run -newscasts that deal atroret

exclusively with war lieu, this novelprogram ts Mnducted dally. Monday thruFriday. hy oath Inighrsa, in the form of newsreel. Broadcast emphastres Men -tiro In the news, described as write ofpictures In words." rather than the tentelcurrent events that tan be found In thedaily newspapers.

Among the *toeless related by flushesat this listening wen one about 10 -pound beefsteak that built a hospital InAlaska during the gold nub- and an-other about "The Hurricane Huistemrdealing with the operation of the Wife&ear.. squad of the Weather Boron&CUes with a preview of the hieblightof the following night's broadcast.

News topics and commercials me han-

lied vary capably by !thane& However,tel mucks time is spent on tile plugs.

has a good *pot- Should be,isle to hold listeners &Orebro to loutby Johannes Steel. news analyst, whoi.revvdes him on the min cruet! cotter.

Betty SmileyReviewed Thursday, 6-6:15 p.m.

Style-Songs. Sustaining over WCAE[Pittsburgh).'he girl's geed. Het style Is the oozy

plena:op with words specializing In popSLUM. She'll never draw a crows! toCarnegie Rail, but as the feminine beltof a boy -and -girt duo with dialog andsinging she might be e oommereial bet.Voice not. et:national but estlsfying.informal tong title Introductions help.

Norton

ADVERTISERS/Continued from me ft)

food over KPI by means of 3D quarter-hour programs, Johnny Murray Telkt ItOver, Monday. Weeinewday and Priday.6-8:15 arn.. October 1 to December 29.

. Lucien Delatuth luta bean Ruledto the Radio Booerdir.g Didslon at NBC.replacing Jamas Lyman, who radioed toaccept a position In San PrenatecO.MOON, Clarke has been switched to Mu*network Wee es limn-tory to TracyMoore, replacing Helen Aldrich. Who re-signed to accept it position at MotherYield In Barramento.. . . Andrew mast:MG itailyamd heed of literary eight.,began his annual night CUOMO in radiowriting at the extension division of theUniversity of California last week.

NBC URGES AFFILIATES(Cosellsruelf rove :oft

grate and that broadcasters will thenbe In a position of having to deal in.dIrldually with publishers and composertThis would be an untenable position,not only from an economic standpolitt,hut would malt in innumeroble Law.suite on Infringement"

NBC+ Man to affiliates also tnehideea comparison of differences between oldand new contract farms. On networkdell for elearence-at.theemuree music,salient difference.. are that gantletse neednot take A9CAP Ikanste In order torereire network programs, commercial orsustaining: the net pays clearance coatson sustaining programs; the net dearscommercial programs at the source, butAffiliates are asked to reimburse thenette 25t per cent on the network Met.penults:in the affiltatcs weird WM.Is required to Indemnify the dationagainst any liability under network in-fringement suite; according to NBC, underClearance at the enures. the ASCAP clubis nullified because a elation is rotrequired to take an ASCAP contract:term of contract Is for a period of eightand a fraction years, with an antemotiorenewal for nine years it ASCAP doesnot ea Increased fees.

Tramtnel alas analyse, the bianketresew per program arrangement, olaim-ing that the coat of is network per pro.gram 1:01211WIT:111 license would be .yrositt per prescreen rranceseent. dunn-ing that the cod of a blanket liana,'end, of course, affiliates would be askedto contribute."

Other points In the analysis In favorof a blanket license are: Industry hastaken a blanket lieensc with HMI IfNBC took n per program Menet adver-tisers using no music would demand reduction In rates: per program Is tin.tenabie bemuse NBC cannot tall aclient whether to use BAH ce ASCAP.There would be danger of being chargedwith disertmlitstlon Ins favor of BMI. Inwhich NBC holds stock.

Regarding stations' local use of music,station is free to take either is local perprogram or blanket limner with MCAT.,or a combination of these. or neither.Station for local programing can alsoshift from or.* form Of local limner toanother up to the end of the bontractyear. December 31. stria.

NBC's letter clotes strongly, urging theaffiliates to approve the prepowd network as-emelt:1g deal, the agreement withASCAP being contingent upon affIlletesnetting to reltithruse NBC to the extentof 2t per cent of their network Compen-sation.

Data sent to affiliates also Includes proposed covenant to be entered intoby NBC and MCAT.. end soother 10.rolling NBC. DM and NAB on one handand ASCAP on the other. ruling eatinfringement snits. There is also a pro.peeked letter to Neville Antler relative tothe method of amounting. and a pro-posed letter from ASCAP to Miller re-garding clearance of performing rights atthe source on eirearteel transertptioas.

Or:ohrr 1947 NI -UMWConducted by HAROLD HUMPHREY-Communications to 1564 Ilreadwee, New York City

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ASCAP STILL LAYING EGGSChi's PalladiumOpens,ButWeak

ClfICA00, Sept. 27.-Dreptte the badbreak due to the hut -minute de ley Insecuring amutement licenw, which postpooel the opening of the Palladium herefrom Prtday slHei to Tuesday (231, thepopularity of Charlie Spivak's band, cur-rent attraction. can put thin liquorthospot OD the local dance mop. TheLicense mess coal operator Bill Stearnsen mornated 0.400 In the lone of week-end trade end the *outermost of theDinah Shoes contract. which celled forher eervices during the three-day week-end.

Spot reopened to a handful of peopleToothy 123). but nothing more wan ot-ter:tot slake management had little timeto prepare a new advising campaign.Advantage was taken of the nightly CIAair time. which boosted receipts duringthe letter part of the week.

Spivak 'should hive co trouble pines -log the litterbugs, the tmtle desired bythe Palladium ope. Ina brand of swingIs mode to order for the teen -are tensand trolvaka own mellow trumpeting lecram personified. He fronts all Otitritcoasteting of tax bras (In addition tohis own trumpet). five as. end fourrhythm. His wool cops includes ClaryStevens. who handles ballads well, andthe Star Duette*, a group of three eweend a girl. who take care of the rhythmand novelty departmenta In topnotchharmony friehion.

Floor can acteentnodate 1.500 damns.An addlUonal 1.200 patrons can endmain at Nye table. Admission la 0Meier week nights end 51.10 week -ends.Pond and soft drinks, ere reaworablypriced. Ifonfobery.

Twin Cities BookNames; Look forBig Ballroom Biz

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 27.-Ballroomopt:restore In Twin Cities look forwardto one of the teat tall and winter *memoIn several Will. With defers* coin be-coming far more ilbeeel Id these parte.the ballroom* expect a good *hare of thatmoney from dement. and na a vault areplanning woo 0! the firma: tells Inever+.

Cart J. ?be. bend of the Prone Ball-room. the Twin Mho' newest dimmer.Opened his fall season naturday (20)with Orrin Tucker and Bonnie Baker.Johnny "Brat- Davis 1,1 booked In forOctober 1, while a tentative bookingcalls for the appearance of Artie Shawand hia oek October 20.

Box *MO the summer throon ham beengood and for the coming season he orexpecting to dwell even bootee on namebeech Wan to the peat. The Prom nunsevery Wednesday. Feeley, Saturday andSunday. with territortel teaseling bend.oin the stand when the namers aren'tbooked In. Price schedule cells for 30Cent, plus tax for women and SO centerInez tax for men. nun* band priceseasy from 75 mots to el plus tax.

Mort than 116.000 Is bong spent bythe Methigeld Ballroom In letruhspelis,10.5.000 to remodel the lounge, aeconi-ing to Jack Richards. maroon% NewIRMA are bring metalled and filtorostanselighta are being widest. The new fallware is already under way. with "Cec"Hurst nod his 12 -piece combination play-ing every Wednesday and Sturdsy andDOA Onager every Pride, and Sunday.Ortand opening of the salmon le slatedfor rs little tater on, with Al Menke andhie 13-pleste oek.

The third denten% swentosublle. la thePrierdehip Club In Minneapolis. operatedby Freak (amines Debi Kenny. who. Inaddlteen to the manseertal duties frontshis Own ork on a 52-week-a-prer harsh,.playing nano nights weekly. 71ntreday.

%minty and Sunday.Kenny raid the fall and winter semen

looks. brighter then In yeers-oe muchus that he s giving serious thought toerecting a new building on hie prevailalte. Should he undertake the prO)ett.It will be done 10 the spring of 1952.It not. a new front will be put up.

Nell, Trend-Or What?NEW YORK, Sept. 27.- Denny

Modest= didn't use a drummer onony of the four bides he cut forColumbia Thunaday 121). SeemsBenny decided that II he movedairing too nearer the mike and al -:owed Memo freer play. records *noneemerge with neemeary strung rhythmicdrive end leo hoemobosein.

Ooodreon doesn't Intend to do awaywith the drums. 1101 doers he guaran-tee that he has thrown a bombahellInto the band bushiest. It's Just thathe cut four ',Mee without skim. Theyare Rose Atep Is the Ocean, The geo.That's the Way It Goes and 'Ti.Autumn.

T. D. Spreads Out;Break for Sinatra

NEW YORK, Sept. 37.-Personat Man.114p1M*111. Inc. tweet offshoot of UseTommy Dorsey -Son Music - gentowiTMeole-Mohawk aluak-Soneas Mune com-bine, terve off this took with a rosterincluding Harry Jayne*. ?Sulk Sinatra.Connie Haines, Dean nucleon. MarthaTilton. Alex Wirth.. /tarots:1 Atone ood.of omens, T. D. himself. Sinatra ladue to leave the Dozer bond shortlyIn ceder to accept is commercial rattlessinging 'pot.

New ore is beveled by Leonard Vannes,son. with Phil Soot es vice-pecealentand tIVilintrtf. It is Visoneraon's Meth -non to furnish cruets with "personal -bed" matusgement. pelting sttlet eaten -non io teupernetug of bookings, No at-tempt 14111 be. made. however, to takeover booking duties already attended toby large offices stern as MCA and OAC.

Atones has a mall nawalien band.Mesterei ork well be went they Ohio ter-ritory before coming real.

Shaw Smashes Ottawa AndRecord With Socko $3,745

OTTAWA. Sept. 27.-Alt records fordance receipts at the Auditorium fellby the beards Wednesday (24) whenATM, Shea'. bend groaned 010 On aone -right stand. Thera were 3.477dancers at St and 51.2$ per person.

Preview. high record was set in 1035by Our Lomberdo, who groaned an even*3.000.

One-night donee &lea by name bandsare eocombeg very pointer In this war-time capital. Clare Brunton. Auditoriummanager, said receipts for Shaw were bet-ter then "fondest expectations."

Arcadia Has Face LiftedNEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Tne Arcadia

Itilkoarn here Se undergo) ng a facelifting operation. When the job la men.preyed Arcadia will boast one of Broad-way's fancieet marquees an enlargedlobby. glare entrance doors and a 14 -toot box office. Total cost will approach323,000.

AFM Skeels CliiMull Ork, Tax

NEW YORK. Sept. 2'1,-Despite thefact that the American Federation ofMuuieicne' September 16 deadline onoutside hand nnancing hat cools andgone, Union has still not taken anydirect action to enforce the ruling. AnAF74 aperkosman raid thls week, however,that the matter smell be taken up atthe nee board meeting which PresidentJames C. Pruillo has set for next Tues-day 130) to Chicago.

Union pointed out that It had moreor lose Intentlecolly left the leadersalone to give them a genre period Inwhich to elealehten out their multipledranctal problems. Ruttier forbids anerk to hive one or more (molde canebeekere er Pereentets. Ito ATM execboard will decide at it. coming ~ionBoa what 13.11131111111 to take to see thatthe rule Is carried out,

&Yore Other iraperetrant qUestiona are

Affiliates Play Hard To Get;ASCAP May Change Leadership

NEW YORK. Sept. 27. -Meeting of theNailiessal Independent Eineedcestera InOrients then week gave added poet torep',, rho. covered In hot week's !sue ofThe Bel:board, that the sadloonualcS ituation le not only at status quo buttends to go farther up In the air thanever. Latest eatimetes for the return ofASCAP to the chains now place the date

faraway December t. In the mean-time. rumblings In the ASCAP camp,Welch have Increased In intensity duringthe lest two months, have now hit thepoint where a change of leadership esbeing predicted shortly after final con-ch:lion of the ASCAP-network accord.Mentioned as likely to get the top spot1. Otto M. Ilarbach. now a member ofthe board.

The change. It la said, will be In linewith a moiernmet. mentioned In previoustones of The fitilbood, to cut down theSociety's op eratieg expenses. Accordingto current talk, the new presidency willbe an honorary post--econothing desiredby lemling ASCAP puts, who point outthat If exponent are cut them will homore gravy for ASCAP members whenthe abbreviated melons are cut.

Negotiations toward settlement of con-tract dernmaltios with the chains lovenow reacted the point where the Con-tract forms are being maned out. DISCIs winding them to affiliates tonight.CRS expect to have them In the malls"within the next two days."

Hut the temper of the affiliates lalikely to canto trouble. *emoting toindications at the NIS meeting in Chi-cago thus week.

Convention, during Re closing minutes.passed a resolution condemning the pro-posed ASCAP-cheln wahines, Claim beingthat the affiliates thould not be requiredto rebate part of the innate burden tothe POLL According to Henna at the,NIB, forcing the affiliates to rebatemoney paying foe clearance at the source,scold be tenternount to evasion of thetrue mows of the Department rd Juatkeeconsent decree. Affelletee feel that thedecree's proviston calling for clearance atthe source means penmen by the chainsfor chills mune. It la claimed that, Uthe chains are aumeatful In persuadingaffelatea to adopt the MCA]. contract.the nets themselves wol,td Item to payonly about 1230.000 yearly as their shamof the music burden.

Sews Of the affiliates, claiming theywent "no kickback on great recerate."demand a per -program ASCAP plan ornothing.

In addition to affiliate.' squawk atSharing the entseic harden on chainmole, NIB connentlen tie:earthed plentyof evidence that the affiliates are stillplenty sore at ASCAP and are In nomood to testae except on a per-programAir Show for Jackson T.horns. Trowe two points are expectedto stymy a swift 111410.M1U110 pees. NEW YORK. Sept. f.1...-Jack Tenter-Qterotton uPPerinc'et th the trsd" dema Blues Ciwb preens. root Tuesdayla or/other the chains, who themselves (301 owe the NBC Blue network fromhave approved the ASCAP contract. can Teaganien's location said at the Syra-

cuse IN. Y.) Hotel. Network is airing the

"pentode their at (elates to approve tiroduel. At the NIB some 100 affiliateswens repeownted, and presented theirviews en sneak. An NBC epokeemart.queried as to what the chain would doIn the event NEC could not secureapproval front all affiliates [which 11O0Dues churned s neoemary), elated the netwould use "prosatire." How muchpremiere, and how teat. will determinethe date when MCA!' gets back On thechains, baring a special deed whichwould return the musts before the ehalnehave obtained full affiliate appoint.Such a special deal has been repottedIn the wind. owing to the feet that pub-11thers are so samosa to get their musioone the chains. ASCAP, howevw, hastaken the position that no special dealis rovereary-that the mita can put Itback any time they wish.

802 Prexy's Hat inCity Council Ring

nrv. / YORK. Sept. 27-Jack Ream -berg, peresident of Local 502, ArnetteinFederation of Musk -One and parentallypolitical seperent, will be a candidatefor New Terra City Council In the No-vember mays rally election, on theAmerican Labor Party ticket. Rosen-berg le 06 first show-burtoesa coodedatefor a local office Since the now prepoe-tonal representation system of totingfor councilmen Went Into effect touryear. ago.

Officiate of theater creft unions areswinging into action to corral Icceenberevoles ',twee their members. Vincent Ja-cobi' Rod Sully Pernik, of the atsgrioneleunion; Dated Siegel. of Me resteurantworkers' union. and Bob atilke, sang-pliVteent' union, have formed commit-ter. to got a cooncilmares chair forRosenberg.

According to Roaesibere. "I warsdrafted."

Shaw's $3,000 in Norfoll.NORFOLK. V.. Sept. 77.-Artie Shaw

drew 3,100 dancer, and spectators to anoutdoor concert and dance at Pb anonYleid, athletic Medium, here last week.Portable floor and public-address eyetemwere utilized.

With achnistona at 41 and sweetener:isgetthig half -prim break, 611 esouneted0.000 von realized. Pour hundredsoldiers and tailors were In the crowd.Show was xposored by Norfolk JuniOrChamber of Commerce.

Exec Confab ToDisk Problems

on the docket for this meeting. too, Itone said. Board will again oanaider theresolutions% shuttled lie way atter thelast convention In Smith. Amongthew are propoola to meet more rev.*nor from disk reassurarturres. Beakerswere suppernd to have been called Intothis sru board comfit:, but these planehave been changed. and Petrillo redrawnto discuss lust what action may be takenDOW.

The social security mix-up will egob-ably he another topic of dlicuseion.alnceIt has been the AYH which hae foughtto bring the matter of the employer -employee %fetus be a head. Veubingtonofeetala have still not put down a MudInterpretation- but the tioion is eningAllred and tredating that all band-bispereuse the org'a standard form Job con-tract. which lays the SS tax on the egotemploying the band.

MfA OYM One of Teagroderie r.1.10t0broadcasts in the hope of peddling theshow to a eponsor.

Program. scripted by X. K Ilarame. lea history of the bluest

Cherio Opens in HollywoodNEW YORK. Sept. 27.-oherto abode.

publbeer of f Don't Want To Set timeWorld on Flee, has opened a Hollywoodnohow under the management of IrvingMassey.

'randy's !holdover: In BollLOS ANOEL123, Sept. 27-Woody

Herman band was the first to be heldover at the Hollywood Palladium.Ift:ItI111 evidently v.a not satIstHdwith thus h000r. for hey ggoeb a hold-over et the Cedars of line -petal. Mrs. Herman and the new(Ought*? 1.6.01106 o f00112 In the hos-pital one day and the matte, movedin the next day toe an operation.

10 The 1301boand MUSIC Orldwr 4, VIII

PHILAD12.PHIA. Sept. V.-Local dancebalk.. In a stale of doldrums for a doomyears or aei, are coming Into their ownoneo again this Demon. Stimulus hasbeen provided by the national detaiv.°boom III this arts. and the roungsternfor the nut tine hare six bits In theirJeans to pus terp palace turnstile.Another Influencing factor has been theantlebility of neme Male In recantgr New York booking offices have

8 down dues I.T publicdances time to protect BunnybrookBallroom at Potietown. Pa, PIA otherela0140 dance stands in the up -StateMex. Curfew on guano end keen corn-petitson for locations among the per-amilm is opening town for travelingMOters. boirever.

For the nrat time In this decade thedowntown sector will boast of ball-room honing !WPM Bobby /Wont;and Mac Lcetf, formerly amodated withriflery operations. have taken cue theold Hollywood Restaurant. one-timechow-enelnerle, lighting It up as theAragon POI110001. Toe offOctober S withWeekly changes of names, Bobby Byrnecoming in Ont. with Dick Subtle takingcoat October IS. Bunny Bergen October22 end Jack Tolgarden October 20.

Similar policy of weekly bandstandchanges will characterise the operationof the Bandwagon. in the Writ Phillysector. mar the U. of P. campus. Spotwas formerly the Village Barn, a jitter-bug parlor. and under the managementof Henry Moon. Umnuttere on Wednes-day (II with Tommy Reynolds foe thefoie week.

Ralph Vogel's Bombay Carden,, here-toroie yang Iota combos exceeds:ay. willbrie; In name. for one-egthien, teeingoil the Tbursday night policy October 2with :thee Yields. Jimmy Martin's Brook-line Ceentry Club hiss been clicking withThursday night dance peomotenw, ArtieShaw Introdurng the policy. and asteady pantie of names le assured forthe «aeon.

Other ballroom, In the city. in viewof the new eompetitlan. are upping bandbudget., to bring In top territorial fares.The Oatra Ballroom brings Horeten and the tn. Vega. Band, StudioBalroom. where only "airtight dancing"prevalbt bee been completely relentedand Fill Vincent gets the bandstandtal. Wagner Dancing Academy willbring In territorial names for one nighta week to supplement the loose band.Herby Wood gather the nod to Initiatethe policy. Local fever will get the callmob Friday at the Grand FraternityBallroom. dances promoted by JackKelly.

At the town's other terp temples.Lyon's Ballroom will bring In the local.for Tuesday. Friday and Saturday nights:Cereal Ballroom ears off with JimmyValentine foe the Monday and Thursdaydonee: and Mammoth Barroom cat sub-urkan South Langhorne gets Clyde Wei -ten fee the gellirdny night «miens. Inaddition, Chib Morocco, giant litterbugparlor. le bringing In live rnusletaterSaturday MVOs. with Doe Bagby teeing

set for the Initial honors after alterationaare completed. DuPree has returnedfrom Ide summa tour down South.where he promoted race proms forJirenee Lunteford, Count Basle and Plata

Sunday Shows OpenIn Two More Towns

NEW YORK. Sept. V.-Jimmy Evans.who inaugurated the Sunday "Show -oftheoltalc" idea at arenas In New listen,Washington. Worenster, Mass., and Whit.Plains. N. Y. has added the TrentonArena, Trenton. N. J_ and the Webster(Maw y Atolitorlum to hie Ming.

Pint thole In Trenton will be October5, with Tommy Dorsey as headline at-traction. barked by amen ranee setaThree shows will be given. 230. 520and 8:50. Rest two Wt.ws well havehouse scaled 46 cent, to 75 cents, witherening show et 66 cents to 11.10.

Webster Auditorium will open Ottober12 with Jack 'Progarden oeke the "FiveLittle Tough Guys" of films and nudeacts.

NEW YORK, Sept. V-Fred F1-11147.head of Puttee Music, wee in Mountfora Hospital here for two weeks withan int.-atria ailment. Is recuperatingnow end will be beck In action Inanotber couple of wake.

PAULA HELY. forme AI Donahueand Glenn Miler canary. hes joined tooArtie Shay band.

MITCHELL AYRES fakers Now YorkParamount engagement with Oroo the-ater dates and a run at Hotel Syranee,nyreeine. . . TOMMY 'MCI= andColonial Inn, Fog.% N, J.. htlf, "ttiodware difilcultlea and Tucker opens, WooOctober 10.... LOUIS PRIMA on the-ater tour which will bring him to Brook-lyn Strand October 10. . . . KNOCHLIGHT ork ticketed for 10 days atYankee Lake, Youngstown, 0., followedby three weeks at Hotel Schroeder. Mile**takes.... DICK SHELTON nukes NewYork bow October 7 at Blue Garden,Armonk, N. Y.... P7tANK1E MAnTleinbooked for a month at Hotel Peabody.Memphis, opening November 31....JACK COFFEY goes into William PennHord, Pittsburgh, October 28, for fourweeks, .. BOB ASTOR uric getting tourMOB slats weekly during stay at AmgenBallroom. Cleveland.... JOHNNY LONGlooking forward to opening at Meadow.brook, Cedar Grove. N. J.. December 11.

PRANK MON= Benny Goolmarisroad manager for fire years, la now withHarry James in similar capacity. .blIORTY CHEROCK, trumpeter withRaymond Scott. has left band to senileIn Chicago. . CAILMILN CAVALLA1C0opens at Rainbow Room, New York.around first of year. . . . GLEN GRAYono. nt Thema Po:e. Moan.

Selling the BandExploitation, Promotion and Showmanship Ideas

By M. H. ORODENKER

UM -Moiler CampaignJACK WILLIAMS, RCA -Victor sales pro-

motion chili, joining him& with 20thCenturyVox, has worked out a moth -bang melee campaign for Glenn Miller'srecordings, tying in with the maestro'sscreen debut In Sun {Wier. Seemed,.Platter merchants rule being swamped witha wealth of promotional peelers. sheets.window banners, ads and stickers. Top-ping the Victor end is the Glenn MillerMusical 31W -fowls Album. five -pocketattar foe "toeing the band's beet wants.

The hlm company le carrying co-op adswith the wax factory. making pointedreference to the 7,500 retard dealers they -out the country acting In the promotion.the tallier album., the giant eta, andwindow dieplays, promotion sticker- 300.-000 program cards available In the musicmachine network, and the 20th Century -Pox three -color window banner availableto all music merchants. The screen tan-ner, a aphab-color ,Sale. features Glenn,hie film, four Bluebird records he mutedfrom the score and the Retreats albumto gore them in,

oft RCA Victor hos prepared multitudeReese DuPree, vet we dance pcornoter, of display material for co-operating deal -

writ again be in action this ea -awn. Dist ors calling for Hinter Ile-les bereft.during and after the film's local run.Mired of hiring town halls for the septa

names, be Is renovating hie own ?Arend Glenn Nana new pitched In, dintributIngMiltroom to home steady parade of the screen song. On records In all spot,name.. for oneonighters. Aul Hines is he ha. played, plugging the tunes on his Key to the City

Olt khOWa. QE111IOUR MORRIS. ma bogs: of Scbine's Midwest MelangeL., Palace Theater. Lockport. N. Y. mode"

ltd Onlotes Heber publlehts In New awls oror arrival of Vincent lope's DE, COURTNNY I. hock on the standYork mods prelentoesas tie r« Suer for a personal appearance climaxing hie at the EtsWeng. Chicago, now trust his

Is out of the rat MCA takesCOOtiffOst with bletaddeos Nadi..., campaign with luncheon at which the ;22, at thelobo' Meer, sir omaeolo walk ah merle of the town prevented the en:metroore 0«, in tr. Sent the with the ley to the city. Alto

Octeber 17. when Joe Sander, open. .two-week date. LAWRENCS WELK

PubIlskslag haeo made st. mince» song4e- was the Chamber of COMM.., secretary will pull stunt et the Trianon,NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Disk oompontre 'Weeds wen &shit... door I* deee by chant.' association. With such person- containing six e000 rde each will be

Sent out notices this week to all record Me liberty mega.« ureters. ages In attendance at the luncheon It given away in a drawing. . . . DIREdealers, explaining that all shipments became an Important civic event and COURTIEWAY now managing Adaafter October I win bear a cost increase Mr. Ti. Pet called for press photographers and inter- Leonard eori Her elnetto nend,Of 10 per cent to rover the new manMx id,pewed h.j. seem. bee of the fo., COLUMBIA waxworks worked out an en- tiI'a ,fa &nee the Rader In Knalllerl. KICtittitWAY °Melt Chime*. sent BLII

renal Revenue Act of 1041. Decen's no- geeing Ue-In for Horace Heldt's plat- a 'Poona committee from that °Months- Darks Into the Lowry. St. Paul. for three

Hee. mailed out today. recommended tering de I'm Male Teapot With the (Ion was ahOhintt° to welcome weeks, opening October 10. He We...that the dotter* peas the tax on to the Lipton tes company. A special oonablna- in advance. Marne plugged the Lives Blois Norris. PIERSON HALL drew

mesearners. lion offer was tendered to buyer, of the engagement with music box playing holatover at the Washir,gton Hotel. In -

Recording nem had hopes that mooning and users of the tea Each the band's recordings. Personal appear, th`i.ettiotinthe go,oreent would pals up tatMg waxing Included a coupon calling for a emcee were lined up at Moan stores,platter' on the grounds of their being Hacent piece to corer the melting coda. where Lopez autographed his disks. AllImportant morale builders,. This was the a box top of the tea product to be added the atone Were tied In with announce -rare In England. However, et meter cons. to the entekeure, and bringing to the month the hotel where Lopez was slayingpewee hod egd preeinetoy that if they sender a photograph of Rent and Ronnie took a co-operative till In the newspapers.Couldn't, Oink the tax they would pass ft Kemper. who is featured In the singing and the local musicians' union M-on. It means that ask* retelling at OS of the song, along with copy of Your operated by meet -one a block of meta forcent will be hiked 114 ants: 50 -cent Future In the rowan. an amusing and the opening performance. High wheelplatters, 3i cents; 75 center*. 3% tents', instructlee book representing p complete students were covered In the campaignandel setters. 4% cents_ study of the ancient art of tea -leaf read- thru an offer of a special discount to

Ten per cent tax also will be Imposed the. Students attending the 4 o'clock perform -Oil ail PhOnegrafths Relit'. Columbia waxing of The head- anoe.

until tool of Noremeer......101topens et the Chenneleer. Baltimore. Oc-tober 20, . . . ARTEg SHAW'S theatertour win bring blm to Providence andHartford in December.. , RUDY 1101TIn filth month at Piccadilly Club. Pen-sacola, Fa. . . JEAN JANUS back ather chirping Job with Layton Battey wk.now Springburst Country Club. Lex-ington. Ky. . . . BOBBY DAY still atereoue finlircont. New Tork. . . .ADRIAN ROLLIN! trio alternating withIre Carroll ork at Jack Derepees'a NemYork,

Disks Hiked 10%By Excise Taxes

Dance Biz in Philly Gets Fall Crchcstra NotesHypo; Competish Brings Names Of Maestri rad Men

T,tcrn Polka was adopted a., the themesong for the national tap and tavern'Timothy In connection with "FriendlyTavern Week." bonneted this month bythe National Tavern lussOCIAtto0. Windowgroomers end beet -her signs were madeup to plug the recording. In addition,amoceation menthara were urged to usethe recording as theme In whateverradio advert they me. ruiner songplugs resulted from mentions on specialmenu cards and beer coaster.. The tap -TOMS and tavern* also featured el tpeetal"Friendly Totem" cocktail far that week.

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ColosnbLa ate nude an utensbre Ha-re with the makers of Wheal.. for Letbrawn's rraseding of -Wein' lee D.Mag.

With Ito possenration Do OastMk off the presses Iv Itos king atY41,1,0 Podium In Ni', York by Crown,IM tons sec... the rormalltSed endasewont at the hard -kitting Yank. tear biro -WIC Slott Ike song erns tho Itot, atDiMaggla's hitless( Weak and eInts In It.tag I.e. "It's a caw Cl Wheatley,- whichMe redo «wools«, at et.* a hon. runIs Mt. eok veil be used es the tpeolag and closing thew* on hoe yasiews boa -toll broadcasts throe. lie 'merry itenWed by Wboall..

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AtfanHe WhisperiatipMILT HEATH TRIO going to the Weal

Coast for a Universal picture *wen-ment. . . , PAUL NEWF. Ptelledelphiafiddler. round. up the ace sidemen Intown for a scatty lifalnoet combo, open-ing Thursday (21 al Paul Young's Rendesenso Washington.... RAY OANDKYgets the all at lernmes Theern. Trenton,N. J. . . . DORSET ANDERSON Isn'tletting his berth se sergeant at PatMeade kill hie vocal corner. Every week-end that TONY PASTOR La within reach-ing Menne*, ho appears with the bandand continues to carry the vocal chore.for the record dam . . . BOBBY LEE.closing at Atlentte City's T -K-0 Club.moves Into Philedelphie WO Club. ...GEORGE ttnncitern the new male -maker at Neil Delehan's Airport Circle.Pennsauken, N. J. . . . SID LE.Avtrr.tenor Amor. Me shelved the HENRYKIWI crew to join the JOEY KEARNStootles et WCAU, Philartenthia.ROY COMFORT return to noireweelington. Philadelphia.. . . AL MAH-LER ushers In the new dance moon atifiehlatown IN. J.) Country Club Ball-room.. . PFDRO BLANCO., at Wetlythe Burn's, and CHICIOROS CONTI-NENTALte at Club Entherey. are newrumba crows for Philadelphia . . . .10EMARTIN for the moan -making at St.Mary's Hall. Trenton. N. J. . . . HANKDALTON, coming to from New York,takes over the bandstand at Phildel-phla'a Club Tn. . . WHTTEY NleKEEgets the call tit Thin Cu -tar Inn. Clemen-ton, N. J. . . STELLA !WOLK and girlgang at Minstrel Tavern, ithiladelphla.

.. JACK TURNER takes over for mafall season at Jordan's Cale, Wildwood.N. J.... CARIHE DeLUDO. NUM Pbila-dclphla of 11541, makes her bow as bandcanary with JOK PRASE' in thatcity . NANO RODRIGO, at Philadel-phla' Welton Hotel Root. signed to cut

series of transcriptions for WorldBroadcasting.

Coast CacophonyPAUL WHITEMAN moron Into the

PaLsee. than Francisco. October 2. move-ing from the Elhowbox, Seattle. . . .omit KRUPA Mu been signed re-turn to the Hollywood Palladium In1042. Thus la the Met band to be re-eogned by It. M. Daher', proaldent andoonerol manager. . . DARYL HARPAend Ma °rehears have moved Into thenew Wilehtre Bowl from the CoparthenaIn Ifelloamd. . . . MILT BRXTION lecoin:doing picture work.... MARI LEKiternibitee young lancing star. returnedto the etude. recently atter p. a. toutwith Ted orehmtni.

.heft ektestars plugging tho rod. prop.. and the pre. -dent of the town's mar- October 18 when 24 albums

PHOTOS, /8 x 1 0, ,26ir.,.. 0... 11 Pei., ot limaileg RUM

100 - - - $4.50 I 30,140 - - SI.7550 - - 5.00 40.60 - - 1.50

Caney 1.10 stew -Ups

P.. SW Ono goblon Illow4ad ass Yereournada.. semi ester, It TM Sa,, no ...WI.. ..1[At need noe. eue onto-Woo. I' 0 I.FREE-L,I,,,,,..."7:: 47.7 i"... aithn,aak.VANDOWIR MINOS, 422 W. ISIA, 11.1. C.

October 4, 1941 MUSIC The, Billboard 11

TRADESERVICEFEATURE

13111h0Nd

SONGS WITH MOST RADIO PLUGSSFollOrted ea. the 13 rocs rth the tr.eo: phi* oo YDS ard

is MAC and CUB. Due to the 3.1112.-ASCAP rot/iota. Moir..14,14

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12 The Billboard MUSIC -REVIEWS October 4, 1941

On the Records On the StandA rrlllul analyili If Ms latest record Menet, canting both the muelcal avNI

commercial Angie. MI each dirk reviewed, aerie,. et &twits length are elven torecording. That smolual se to . solution, os both.

Perepaphe In hews two ane deigned for erwesfon at automatic pheesogreollisas a grids to the petantlil velrre a/ reconimp 1. .soda machlwe.

Kew CT-too Tel; W-Walts: VC-Vocal CS-sres: V-Vocal ftworeNg.By M. H. OROOEMICER

KAY KYSER (Columbia 36365)After Tornenntio--PT, VC. t nom You More, More Every Day-FT; VO.

K113E11 centimes to pace with the musical stet by Ms platters of recent dateand tbis newest of las doubling' should nod wtelle appeal to song cUclos. Both

bite hold much pronthe In making a bid for hit parade popularity, with Keor'streatment for the boned on the A aide charting the rhythmic lilt of Its companionvine. A Omni Autry tune with a sentimental net of lyrics to match the melodicegitent, Kiser cells upon his vocal ce,nttegent for the solunaelltog. Set In amedium tempo. Oliony Sinams's background humming with the band seta the stateIA the Introduction. with Harry Babbitt erring voice to the words for the openingchortm. backed by the Waft vetoes of puny, Jett and Max. The bend pGeks Itup tor a hell aorta, Babbitt brought beck to sing It out. with Use trio of velemblending in with the instrumental sections of the band tee make for colorful her-monlea. Miss ammo takes the spotlight for the Love You Mort mune. the bandtaking the filet chwau and then girtng way for the vocal. giving the lyrics one ofthose curidleserne Irodenio lilts.

It weeid tee a lost of the coin he Mine. which of Me sides will tem', the coin, toePM melt bears. loth tang, areMeaty commented and designed for hit pore., carepsaT.Kyoto elves /he "Aker Tomorrow" side a nears colerful mewl treatment, and with a simPiereasy flowing melody that's contusions, the batted I, all drowed up and toady f g

GLENN MILLER (Bluebird 273541Prom Oar, Lore In Annlher-FT: VC. 7'm Teethed-FT: VC.

CHALET upanother dandy for Miller tn his mating for this' Mak. The A tide I.the En;bah version of the Italian lullaby recorded earlier by Artie Shaw and

Boric bradtiguere as Deem Lumen 'The B aide is not to be confused with the3104 tune of the manse name, but is virtually as good. Most colorful treatment Ismottled for the A aide. Rend opens toe hall a chorus. highlighting Bobby Hackett'strumpet backed by the charaetertstle voninte of the node Ray Eberle gives thetyrScs lush treatment, hit &redacting a eine% to make the gals swoon. and the bandrepeats the opening strain. to carry It out. The Thrilled tune so oleo token as AMow ballad. opening with the sex -clarinet blend and the tenant esie Impeorlung tocomplete half a chortle. Eberle again manipulates the heartstrings for the vocalto complete the Molt. the band boys weaving a beautiful and haranolle fettle behindthe Yoke

Mask Operaten nide In garble With thh Weer only. Beth battens Mee big seed MOWSmask mailer; with Pay Nartres's romantic song mood for broth sides. rotes long int ON thePhew* retroottes. Nothing Ins Nun both Odes writ suffice, with a strong Instigation listMake will P.. the title foe Abniall with the "Iron One Low Te Anther' site. In seeing,newalers Monte Weikel. Ns original MN, "Om. Leveret." It's a beinettlef Italian melodyIM/ shield catch an lasesenly.

GUY LOMBARDO (Dacca 3985)Hp the Light of the Afoon-er; VC. Cuddle Up a Little Closer, Lorry swo-

rn VC.INITIIEST In these standerde that cite bock to the bicycle -bunt -for -two era isit heightened by the onl-time song cycle that Is ahowriond In The 'firth of theBlues. Bing Crosbra new screen show to be releued mon. The sugary aynece ofLombardo brighten up agaln the bouncy balleds without noes of their originalflavor, reeetniog the teat chorale on each side for Kenny Oerdner end the LombardoTrio to glee there that orlinnal moat) hall touch In song. For Silvery Mcon theLombardo eares make the operatic mute, Gardner gives light to tree lyrics. thetrumpet and trombone elute another chorus add the momma don celluloid colletsto carry It out. Also taken at a slow temp°, muted trumpet opens the Cradle-Cto,e, chant. Oirdner adds voice for the chortle. the band doubles the tempo foranother chorus giving way to the twin titaness for the bridge, and the yokes bringIt Intek to the original tempo, approximating barbershop harmony for n 23.akidoo

Agile IN neonn will haw le double up en this 64. Both ballad. were Awryfavorlits wean pand0s4 won * gar blade. and IsmAreg grewn mellow over the earn houseof fading. IN rob*. et tine erseer's new pl trod Math find,na few, en overLelorbiello adds a nottelaN twit. Iry his treatmeni lot bath Odes which awns Not II well511th* tesponsh chord meth the ioNsten as wen es IN younger clement.

DUKE ELLINGTON Whim 27587)Just ASettIn' gnat A-Rocklan-Fr, Moen,Once Cuba-VT.

The title describes the A aide to is"IV' Scored by Duke and Billy Strayhorn. It's a retaxcel and rocklin rhythmwith may nonfat solo links mottled byBern Webiter on tenor sex, Rex Stewarttooting the hot cored and Barney Bl-end riding lit, clarinet. Yor the B side,for which Duke collaborated with tillnice trombonist. Juan Tirol. the bendaltps Into a rumba rhythm. 'trot Intro.dumb the exotic melodic Terrain and thebind boys butte it up to make for Lannimusical intoxtratlon In a meanermodems, 'flrona valve trombone returnsto play the melody for a fatte-out finish.Both sides are purely nutrimental.

While red sides Peet Irwin Weft', feemuaium ad the INaglas fans. merle opera-tors will find the .ASeiths' and ARwhire.tide nsryIng fever at the ilterbug inutleoss.

SEND IN YOUR ROUTESRoutes of bonds, acts, allude tits.

ice shows, repertoire -tent ahcorn, WeeMatte and musical allows. circuses.and carnivala ere carried In The Bill -boded free of cheese. Get Into thehabit of *ending us your routepromptly. Send It to Itoute Uttar.The Billboard. 25-77 Opera Place,Cincinnati. 0. Routes! reaching On-einnati not tater than Friday wall ap-pear In following week's noun.

Bands and acts plating indefiniteengagements should let ut know assoon a. they leave a spot so float thelistings can be kept up to date.

The WI* Hu lea fancy of the ye.. totem. endwhew they lie theta noble Sot and at theMaher llementaturce, the side thould thawtome elrength.(See On TItil RECOB.DS on page 611

IterNon of writ Neyhre hetet, night eine end hellroonv location* and en.rnleheersgonmeant It bared upon th present or soteroliel commercial value of the bond. as

will as Ile oraa.fral pueb.ry.

Clyde McCoy(Revfetted at Trianon Ballroom, South

°Wt. Oalif.)(HYDE McCOY 12110 been identified with4 bands for the post 20 year, andknows what the public wants. Ile doesnot go in for anything sensational, butcontent:awe on good intenable anddanceable music. The outftt sconesheavily on consinercial music. featuringthe -Sugar Blues" trumpet of thetenentro.

Bate instrumentation to four braes,four reed and four rhythm. McCoy han-dle! the trumpet to augment the brasses.While the band Is known for Its SugarBlom tempo. and ristillian It dotsrumbas and sweet tunes Its good amen

Freddie Stewart, a lad who tiptoes toroach the mike. handle.' the ballad recede,and the Pour Bennett Sister. handlenovelties and ening numbers. Stewarthas a smooth voice and sells well. TheBennetts go over big. McCoy also doesa bit of vocal:Jong. While the marotronforte le Isla trumpet. hi, vocal nob Iscommendable. The outfit goes to townon blues numbers, and an evening's pro-gram offers a goodly number of these.Since they are exceptionally well done.no one, either dateless or liatentnan ob-jects.

Arrangements are by Bob Nelson. plat -ten. Dub Waller playa an outatnnelingtrumpet and Art Dunham clicks on Woe,Gene Oilfutd is tau arranging for theband. Abbott.

Jay Metilsann(RgIrtereett at Toiryland Park Ballroom,

Kaneda City, No.)AREP/A Jump outfit witha deep,

earthy rhythm &action. the Jay Me -SWUM band ploy, more authentecolored lens to thin rearintecat earn thanany number of big -name Negro °ethers.,MIN white music has been -reftned" tothe point of sounding white. The creworiginated In Kansas CIty but Wu beenefalling ettention to !Well In be:Memosthruout the Middle West and has re-cently Tenoned font aides di DeccanSepia Settee

Band la paced by pianist -leader Mc-Shann whose ivory style prunes likeMary Lou Williain, on a Hines kick. Me-,Shann's Memo in more choppy and on the'beat than when he ncganized the band.having weeded out acme of hie ownflowery filigree. and as a teetilt he turnscut some deep, solid, satisfying WI roles.Ile is backed up by superbnhythm fromtub man Ous Jobnion and bola pluckerClem Ramey. this rhythm section !testingremained Intact now foe over threeyears.

A bases section of three trumpet, andone online:en play. 'creaming and eorne-times purvey ehorda on all the Jumptunes. horns alternating with cup andat mutes. Sex section ts niore teMr,rel.

On the Airgentwvent an dare remote programs Item IM ttendpoet of thtwmanthlp, pretteI1I,

and general Intoning appeal. rarnir Ms, the otetkal &hint/ at the ht^c13 reelowel.

By HAROLD HUMPHREY

Count Ratio!Cafe Society Uptown, Nero York. CBSNei "reek, Monday (22), 17:00!!:30 p.m.)

THZ net did everything It could totarn up this remote. but Baele and

Ins ark still came out on top. Two longtattoo Intake, with ninny of theelapsing secerde even ann. thnotince-meats, were cut Into the half hour tobring other outlets. and the wholething woe -Ultrehearletr by the engineerand spieler. Bate tried to bridge thegape with some of his expert piano tinMing. but couldn't get the proper cum.from the way It *minded.

Bate and his boys rippled off eightnun:bent pope and ortginals, In it dia.tinnier. swinge:woo style. Arrangementswere executed In an easy but precisemanner, and the Count', piano soloingadded R further highlight, JimmyRushing and Dirt Warren, grout cutout with lame nice vocal Monied andleutanunental tides dominated Lome of

the other numbers. All right up "rant;',nor to: the Inv listener*.

Cad Hoff(Blue Gordon,. nremnin N. V., CBS Net-work, Wednesday (70), 11.05.12:20 cLes )

ContainedPfts::K mixture airtfixture of andbut throe were poem" rough spots Itsexecution. Henn .1tarenordes by Hod'were okay In torne at the numbers tickedoff, but others were sadly lacking Indrive and pattern. Orb bends towardthe eying style in most of the arrange -Menu

Murphy Sisters (throe) and 'ReifMunn do the vocal:zing. (151,' told, ereall right. Nit their delivery Womenforced in sorra, of the jive ditties eung.Ituwelin pipings are puny ern! ()key onthe ballads fiend hoe a fiddle displaywhich Is used to adenntage on them. too.Smoother co-operation among the In-atrumental reetions would have done alot for remote caught.

lender up of two, altos and two tenors,but outs bitingly Into the melody line.phrasing beta; sharp and tangy. Ooes-eMnal hot alto and tenor isolos Weekup the ensemble pattern and numbersalso are punctuated often by pungentcoke -offs by trumpeters Orville Minortend Harald Bruce. The band ts reallya strange earnbinstiog of 11211ingtonlareed. and Mum and Tiat-like rhythm.

The whole band gets blueay and gut-buckety when blues shouter WalterBrown taker user the mike for lyttes torace Mitten Ballads are *monod bybaritone Bill Nolan, Leek*.

Harold Nagele Reviewed at the Nclel Artor'i Columbia

Rooms, New York)NAO.{ Is a sweet tiddler who apparently

kr.oaa the Luigire for leading a sweetishhotel combo. Ile Is a dignified. line ap-pearing musician whet* violin givesmice to his flee -man backing.

He le backed by tenor sax doubling onflute to rumbas and by drumn piano,string be.. and accoedion. The an Malltakes the tocain wee -tint a ptemanttenor voice. When Nigel drops hie bowthe band rounds thin gad list little per-sonality, but when his fiddle leads, thebend is okay and just right for this room.The arrangements are supple. end Mrlistening and also okay to dancerhythm. Rumba.' are brightened upwith the rot man doubling on flute andNagel picking up the mouton Wallowof course have the fiddling derninntleg,and the fox troth get a nice, cosy -goingrhythm.

An in all. a Net -right matt unit foreueb a room. Donis.

Charlie AgnewOteritued at the !rainbow Ballroom.

Bearer(OPECINO the season for the town's

top danceiT. Agnew's danceabletemrxis In anienath manner have caughton nicely and he le doing a laighlY com-mendable Job In this. his fleet *pow-wow/ In Denver mince 1933. Using a fourmed, four braes (two trumpet*. twotrombones) three rhythm combination.the outfit worts full most all the time.Combo never teens seriously to any di-reetton, keeping mostly to is semneweetCommerelat style.

Vocals are apltt three ways. MOO Rua.sell Tending the Temente ballads, OmBaumgart takes time off from hla Dorymining for totalling and Jean Carrolltaken care of the bounce tunes. All turnIn &told* work. 041. who looks Lamour-Ish and sings to the lower range*. mildprobably score as nicely on Weeny a-rming, an on the bouncers by capitaltzingon nor eye appeal.

Agnew ha& an may -going personality.dropping a Mt of Chatter hOW and then.Dote a hit of hand waving and Ms Inoften at trumpeter vibes, Harold Caertenor lead. gets off some fat licks.Bauragart handles arranging. Althr, theoutfit isn't sensational on any soon.It hat enough to offer to sante a nicereception for most any naval tett

Trackman.

Waikiki Aloha,Dayton Hello!

°ASTON. 0. Sept. 21.-This weeka little Hawaiian girl. weaning herfleet pair of shoes, arrived to Daytonand saw her father for the !netlime In 15 years Girl le RoseMrIntre, daughter of AI McIntire.appearing hews with the Loni McIntirebend. Seam that 18 -year -old Roweweorted of Honolulu and longed foea visit with her daddy: so. a coupleof week, ago ,he marched herselfaboard the Manonla in Itonolulte.sat herself down du the deck andawaited developments. When boat of-ficials found het It was too Isle toput her off the ship. Uncle DickMcIntire met her at the Los Angelesper. potd her pasnage. bought hersome shoes and put her on the trainfor Dayton. She Ireland hero ambitbays ego and amen, to like It.

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October 4, 1911 MUSIC The Billboard 13

Music ItemsPatsInhere and People

000:01... Minor has published Pate Waller's itanacita. sords by Buddy Kayo.

Xetton-Romm. Inc.. Is concentratingea My Poetise Wert and 1, balled whichISM entady been waxed by Woody MT -Man. Sonny Dunham end Dick Rogers.

Handy Brae Music reports action onKum number., impetus given by succorsof W. O. Handy) autobiography. Bothof fate Blum plc and rteent record Al-bums,

Buck Real writing a symphony to beIntroduced by Artie ShIVe.

Leonard Keller, who wrote Alexanderthe SISOOSe. has Conte Urns with anotherataltruil mot -city. The Latta Guppy. Winbe published by Schumann, who boloBut -Sal.

Poe bombs. publisher of ortno.tesUp." med. tenembons with the briltsh.It11446 Arab.,lolie CM", watch hesa4Ople4 the lane as 1+...., $011C. Aw-W4'see, is be essence with reeves,err. Sarin, -ley -Swett had pubiahed11014. own "Dnnnbs Up" with s MinchWa. Relief tisoup. whoa outeard 00-..**, who elskas his "Thoes Up" wn= motto nor. Se. he loured Ash.,lame Cotes and the bort. It ors.

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$onp and SuckIfrit You! is to be pubLihrd by Cherlo.

Ditty penned by Irving ROW, ork ewes -lox

The Marriage Brokee'e Daughter. byRed Singer. ins Introduced over CBSOW week by Carl Hoff.

The more of Warner plc, Mars fn -theSight is being waxed by ouch leaders aaArtie Mute. Ouy Lombardo, Woody /kr-Irian, Cab Calloway. Paotor andDick Jurgen. Rerritet la publiahlag.

Mute Much f Lot* The is a promisingtorch!. written by A. Rey De Vita, pub-Itsber of Standard Dance Music Outdc.

letter loaes armsece, felts Mute*.had ..1111ta a catchy ninths. but wit sra bra fa a 111k. Can. /he resent 11.1.1bluets..? an theca lquare. New rsek.Mutate,' wes present when the hash wentout. Ink.halasn prate. Tirk 1.1 sootier;"A link ell .1 Oka"

Philly PickingsAtittentio thrusinsin et Jaek I.rnehs

Walton Roll. gees Meredith Willson togive her Farewell a radio "hello."

Jimmy Litthided, who deserted localOtt circles to !ketone a gentlemenfanner. Is the latest tontine to anentthe attention of Sammy Mayo, the maes-tro taking Ms lettrfer a Afro! foe the Re-public Music Company catalog.

A Mothers Lullaby (A Song fhe WorldWat Loot). publtthed by Dick Penn. ofDextrine. Va.. Is catchtog on. Song isdedicated to little George Rucker Penn II,

.1011. Lyrtee by Mr.. Penn.Beery Day at Mehl, by Matt Pentonem

and Henry Jamey published by Closter. Moe Muter. Charlie Agnew bond fea-

turing ditty.

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...110A 10 sites 0..0 ,.!hats seeesistml IMmac ten, hat 11.1 not aimsd any Is.hitter in connettion with acme.

-Ye Gotta Set theWorld on Fire"

NEW YORK. Sept. 2T. --Leader ofa =mil mualcal combo, with gotta aname on melt* transcription, droppedInto one of the larger booking officesthis week and asked an exec If hecouldn't be Deed up with some hotellocation dates. "But what're padone?" screamed the exec. -My ET*ore played on 145 radio statlow."hot back the leader. "Awash? Whatdo alum -Options, means" piped thebooker. Leader was completely non-plused, but as he put one ka outof the %endow he shouted, "Andwhat does Koala' Sam meant'

Pic Exhibs Join inLegal War on ASCAP

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 27.- At them

closing beaten of the annual conventionof the Allied States Association of MotionPicture Exhibitors hue. Thursday (18) atthe Bealealla Franklin Hotel It wenunanimously =Weed "that the board ofdirectors of the Notional AosoctatIon beempowered to follow thin on ductasumustit the ASCAP situation and take Imme-diate action on whatever ntenoures maybe legal and effective to !wing about re-lict tO athretors."

Abram P. Moere, genteel counsel Of themoselatiori. Odd that the beat legaltalent areilable would be enlisted tonage the Sight spinet &ICAO, for a con-tent dem= which would call foe themusic tax to be applied at Its sourceonly--ln liollysOod.

Name Craze HittingMich. Night Spots

DETROIT. Sept. 27.-Increawsrl we ofname bemdstallire a coming trend Inup -State snots, according to reports fromlocal booking Mikes to this territory.Trpteal IA the abut of a settee of one-toghtere slated for Saturday by the frodustrial Mutual Aniklealthall, a soeLM or-ipantsatien of Oeneral Motor* employee*cat Mint.

This 'mot has the largest auditoriumIn the State outside of Detroit. and willuse names on a weekly basis for Satur-day night dances. Dates booked In sofar thru the Mike Pal office are TbaonyReynolds, October az Anson Weeks. Oc-tober II: Charles Spank, October 1$.and Frame Hawkins, October 25.

Another up -State spot. the Ore= Minat Saginow. which .carted a few Kasen*ago es a beer garden and to now oneof the foremoot up -Stars night club..switched crer to a rum. bandAl Kavelln opened September ID,

Korn Kobblers Killers inOne -Niters: Net 81.019.60

BUCKLEY, W. Va. Sept. 31. --The KornKobblens played the first theater dateof their career nod pulled 2,047 paid 11110the Beckley Thee -ter here Wedrioaday(ll). Elea hurdled -teat house wasscaled 20 cents to 60 cents and gross wasKOWA. Kobblers walked out with*He AO.

Night before. boys played for a doneeat the WC1113 Audltheium. Charketoo.W. Va., and turned 'cm stymy with1.108 customers. Total take wee *1,008.with Kohl:dere cutting in for $004.80.

lontharcio's Sweet 82,900At Tantilla, Richmond, Va,

RICHMOND, Va.. Sept. 27 --Guy Lom-bardo and Ins Royal Canadians attractedanent 1,800 patrons to Tontine Garden%hire :sat Prolay night At 4166per head grate mounted to better then02,200 for dote.

Buddy Taber and his orchestra, withthrush Gypsy 10:alleela, opened this weekto shohtly better them earerege bit.

Next none. Tommy Mosey. Monday 20.Howe will go strictly ballroom at $1.10per capita, with tabtee being dtacon-Unveil for the one-night engagement.

BRIDGEPORT. C,onn,, Sept. 27.-tetghMonate, feerwely tructipettet 511th GlennMiller, who has WO his band at theSeven Gables Inn, Milford, Coon., thepast six menthe. turned over his MO=to his warbler, Ben ho Haley. and booednut last week to HOZ Clairton Hipinek.

AFM-Theater Chain SituationReaches Crisis; Union Sets aDeadline; Chains on the Spot

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--Ptglit betweenthe American Pederetlea of &Nektonsend the Paramount and Warner chainsover the otteatkoa of tasking tbei chainsliable foe the payment of social 'securityand unemployment Insurance taxes lareaching a crisis which should showgreater signs of clarity by next week.Union btu pet a deadline of °some timenext week" for the choirs to beginConing ATM contracts (containing thesocial security clause) co no heads playthe Paramount and Strout theaters andother eaudefilmere operated by the=sine esewhore thruout the country.

Warners, 7100.11.Ske. W *Inging a differenttune to the Arai then it did lad week.Werner &Menem got Into a huddlewith the Arm Thursday (221 and lookedfor two week.' grace before the ATMtakes any action. Union hasn't given

Father Hines Bucks Cold:Grosses 8850 in Spokane

SPOKANE, Sept. 27,-Earl (Father)!floe. Crew an $KO gate at NatatoriumAmuseeneot Park Saturday (201, Onethousand dancers paid 43 cents each.Uncial/11y cold weather probably keptmany away. Night was coldest of thefall so far, the mercury dropping to 3.3degrees-

Owner louts Vogel has booked TedPio Rite as the 12th and final big-nomeband of the onion for the perk pavilion,The date Is October IS.

An ImportantNew Record Feature

PICTURE TIE-UP

POSSIBILITIES FOR

MUSIC MACHINE

OPERATORS

Sas the full page annOurKeIrt.ent in the

Music Aloshl. section d thla laws

them the go sign on the two wears'leeway, but It to believed that It wilt,

Comment from U111011 off teals Is thatthe chains would aign the new con.tracts In a minute If they had an &sour -auto from the government that thechains wouldn't be held liable for backMM. since 1087. which, with flees,would rismoutt to 8200,000 or more.Paramount. meantime. has Ix= rela-tively quiet. Jack Rosenbevg, presidentof Local KO. who will hare w Wale the

*orders to Local K2 band leadni to theevent of a stoppage of work, sed he wassure that the chains wbltd sign.

Meantime, It was learned thee Wernerettonseye were buttelled m Wasitthgtonwith officials of the Scent SecurityBoard to obtain a even bin of healthon past taxes, It's pun:like that theymay nuke a deal with the governmentbecause of the terrtfic oonfusion thatthe board line been In on Om collectionof taxes for trarelltig musk:arse andperformers.

In spite of the ruckus this week GlennMiller opened at the Stanley, PitUburgh;Jan haUtt at the Dale Philadelphia(both Warner Moose, and lbely PAM*,at the RICO Palen. corrsiand. ?WHIMthan that. booktor agencies wore toldby the union not to make any bookinguntil a ruling cornea thru.

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THE STORK CLUBNew York

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lie has made for us during thepast four years, anti for thefine work he is doing for uscurrently at the ParamountStudios, Hollywood, for -Th.Fleet's In".

JIMMY DORSEY. 1.h.

14 The Billboard MUSIC Ociober 4, 1941

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CHARLIE SPIVAK: Purdue tills'., LaMayotte. Incl., Oct. 24: Collaeum. St- LouLa.26: Auditorium, Junction City, Kan. 27:POTtran. Wklillt Kan.. 28: Tower Mail-room. PttiabUrg, Kan.. 20: PlaYmor, Kan-sas City, Mo.. 30.

ARTIE BICAW: Palace. Cleveland. Oct.3 (week): Trianon. Toledo, 10; heathyPerm. Chatiniseti. 11: RInk, Waukegan.111. 12: Park Ballroom, CollinarIlle, 111.13: AudIttorluen. JoplIrs, Mo,. 16: Coli-seum, Tula, Okla.. 17: AudItorlutn, Ok.Cahoon& City. 18: Auditorium, Tbpeka,Kan- 21: Shrine Mosque. Springfield.3.10. 22; Ptaynkor, Kamws City. ZS; Turn -;Wm Casino, Ltittolik Neb. 24: Party,011141111, 25; Trouser ItalhOons, Des Ifelnee.26: Surf. Clear Lake.. 7... 28.

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WI011140. San. Oct. 16: Turnp:kc Casino.Lincoln. Net). 17: Calltecen, Moue City.la . Ballroom. Slunk Palle, S. D.. 20'.Tarp Ballroom, Matta. Minn., 21: YJet-Ltte Park. Waterloo. la- 22: Theater,Mantteuroe. Wleo, 33; Sharman 11001,Chicago, 24.

SAMMY KAYE: Inglaterra Balirooto,Peoria, Kt., Oct. 5; Armory. Decatur, Ill.,0; Coliseum. Crane:villa. Ind.. 7; BuieTheater, Philadelphla, 11) Cares).

flIIPY 8181,08: Strand Theater. Brook-lyn. Oct 3-6; R14011 Theater, Toledo. 10(week).

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FriRco Hotel Strike 31ovesHolmes Banal 'To Walk Out

SAN FRANCISCO. swim 27. - Band!coder Ilerbte Holmes. Whose °Miltopened at the Mark Illopkins Hotel this%Month. was the firsi combo to feel ef-fects Of the current hotel strIke. Saghotels Were being pkketed this week.the Mark bring tlie only one of thisgroup wing a Wuxi.

Mawr/lane niacin announced It wouldpay tad) mueltian In lfoltnea' otit111 $50a week benefits (for a Tex weeks atleast). Bands of BM Clifford at the 83rFrancis Drake, WIll Oshome at the Pal-ate and Paul Dendarvls et the LW Prishisare aa yet unaffected. but In ill prob-ability Will respect picket lanes When andIt they are throan around these hotel.

Scranton Good to TuckerSCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 27, -Tommy

Tucker drew 2.000 to Masonic TempleWedneaday night (24) foe the opening offile fall reason of the Nudely Club.Recelpta totaled 81,700. Tariff was 77cents per pereem up to 81.0 o'clock and88 cents thereafter. The crowd wallconsidered exceptIonal, considering thefad Oust Ornee Plelde appeared litanother prat of the building Ina BrttlehWar Relief show

October 4. 19.11 LEGITIMATE The Billboard 13Geneva...I by IlUCENe SlIkR -Commeniestesei to 1564 Broadway. New York COI

REP FOR SCHOOL TRADEJooss BalletReturns; FineOpening Program

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-7be JoonBallet back in New Fmk for the oraltow In three yeas. after being strandedin South America by the sear and play -leg lie way out thru a barnetorming tourof the continent, opened hers at theMaxine Elliott Titeester Monday nightwith a dtverelnees and eltogotber expel-lent program. of Rmu pieces, ell of wrathhave been seen hero before. The lackcf novelty. howesee, wen an sannntage,earyteg as It did to blzhAlght the almostunique combination of beauty end dra-matic power that the company displaY,and also the tremendous versatility ofthe Jams choregraphy. included wereThe Seren Heroes, The Sip City, A BallOn Old Vienna mid that mod female ofall Joann works. The Green Table, whichhas been played almote 2,009 timesMom It was created 10 }ram ago, andst111 remaires the ultimate In power andemotion and content created by move -meat done.

Mama clear In purpose and myrm-idon. avoiding all self-consciously antsttoflubelubbery and phonily "abstract" con -<option... the Joe** choregraphy coca -term often breath -taking beauty ortooventent with a full realtration of thepower of drama that ts eeldom foundIn the dance. And this dramitle powerla expremed In humor and fantasy aswell as In the tremendous Import of incha ongtittleent dance -document as TheGreen Tetate As A result- the directappeal to the average audience is eleerand liecedslIble. witheat any leas whet -

(See JOOSS BALLET on page 37)

Shuberts FightAnti -Critic -BanBill in Test Case

IIIID6ON FALLS. N. Y, Sept.Constitutkutiality of the Doemdan Bel.which probegts refusal of admterOon toanyone purchasing a theater ticket. willbe determined In a test Ma to be trice InState Supreme Court here before Su.maw Court Justice Leon M. Leyden.

The SeUien la brought by Robert W.Chrldie. Nietayurte. rigalitat the 44thStreet Corporattoo. New 'rock City.and the )Acct Operating Company(Shubert.). Chriette claims he was re-fit...en admittance to a performance ofPanama ltatHe May 27 *lino he had aticket. Re seeks. to recover a $600 penaltyfor breach of contract. Argurrenta werepresented September US and Junto>Leyden directed Wine Of Weft not late'than October in.

Solicitor ()emend Henze' Epstein. ofAltany, appeared for the /Rate and(Ste SHUBERT'S FIGHT on pogo 37)

Jolson $5,500 inProse. 1-Niahter

PROVIDF.NCE. Sept. 27,-Legit masonhere got off to healthy start Monday 123)with Al Johiong Hold On 10 You, Hatsfilling one-night nerd at Metropolitanand groreing around *5.300. Star gaveliberally and kept show going till 1133.Audience eeponee great thrums.

Gecege French, meaner of RKG-Albee,eept the advance sale of seats for LifeWith Father, due at that house October0-10, didn't go on sale until today, mallo niers here been coming la fee pest twoseeks and Mg -Office Interest augurs8110.

"lIellza 90G in S. F.SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.- ltellsa-

Pippin proves bed Curren attractionthe& season, grossing $90,0:0 during threeweeks- MM. Show woo extended oneweek to aecomenodate crowds whichwere capacity at all perforen,anees.

Other Comm bookings are Gem toGreen. Watch on the Rhine and Ciated&s,w ith dates todettnue. Next Orrery at-troetien le Mamba's Douphfere with121m1 Watery.

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Buff Takes $17,700On `Theater,' Lace'

BW'FAI.O. Sept 27.-In Ito Int weekof opeeatloo under ownerehp of Nikita*Dimon, Andrew Gibson and RichardKemper, the latter oho house maneger,use enteneeer Tbeater, only local legitnOWO, greeted mildly. Fleet Al% dogs,Jettering two productions., tool: $17.700.

Opener was Cornelia Otia Skinner inTheater, neigh garnered a nice $1.200b. o. In four performances, September18.20. Scale nue from $1.10 to $3.70.

Second attraction of semen. followingImmediately. September 22-14. ea Orstof Theater Guild settee WA% road min -pony of Anemic and Old Loon. it tomeover terrine, with earldom the last twonights. Oros of *10.500 la excellent,

Next show hero wet probably beSeparate Rooms.

Equity Gets Bd. of Education OKOn Theater for High School Kids

Subsidy may come thru-pro company would play sixshows six weeks each-Arthur Hopkins would produce-low adruission-s-National Theater eventually, maybe

FEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Holding that todspa high school students are tensor-rown theatre atallence. Actors' *equity Anoctatioo alter months of conferring withthe Boned of Illueetlent Is..., obtained the boud'e permnalon to mentalists a pro-feedonel repertory -0[0M company for the exclusive attendance of high school Mile.In the hope that It will become the basis for the creation of (1) on Immedlatesourer of employment to actors, (2) an epprematton foe the theater In the Toor-vTrgenorat1011. and (3) a permanent National Theater oprratIng on a governmenteubstely. fatuity nepanited with theBoard of Eche:salon for to approval and0110 with a foundation fund fee Mull -Mal bowling of the project. became ofthe Inearomibility of haring such an ex-penditure Included In the school boardbudget. News leaked out het week be-fore a auvmary of Kate could Ise nib -mined to the tune. which is IntenatedIn backing the. project became of Itseducetienal value.

idea is the brain child of Alfred Hard -log, editor of equity AfAcatime, who hasAlso been the Equity Batson mon Inplanning the project. If the, Idea machosfruition. Arthur Hoptine. Producer-nisiteger. will take over management re-spcosibillty. Hopkins. at ate moment,is preparing a minimum budget Ofoperation& for subentedon Mat week.Hopkins will be pal a "Medea fee" forhis arrives If the plan I. &emoted.

According to Herding, six plays will horun in ft nn310 ton,On, Olen, with a Mx -week rue. preferably In a regular Broad-way thr-atee. The Shubeeta are trying toline one up. Only hitch in the use of a

FROM OUT FRONTOdds and Ends

BY EUGENE BURRyOUNG as the sea .= Ls. ono thing already amens painfully apparent-that the

reviewers on the dahiles 43.0 Bette to Muse more than ever, upon present-daysubject -matter In the playa they "review." Increrolugly, they seem prone to judgeI. drama not upon Its etasture as a ploy, but merely according to Its rotation withcurrent events. For example, two murder -farces opened last week. One of then(,The More the Merrier, provided a hilarious owning of low comedy, but made themistake of Ignoring today's headlines: It VOA slowed emanleaceoly panned. TheOther, Cuckoos on the Hearth. was a propane -mud). Inept piece but Included a trioof roles out of 19th.nentilry melodrama who. In deference to what to quaintlyknown as defense, were called NUM It was treated with comparative gentionees.Mee tote there le the max. of The Wookey, admittedly a Jerry -Malt play aboutcardboard characters. a heck -work of the most primitive kind. it hid Its sceneto bomb-alisttered London, ar.d ea a result it was generally peaked, even whiledammed ad a drama. 710. corner may be old-fashicenerL but It cent help feelingthat that sort of thing ts downetedridlehoneet catlears The lengths to whichmine of the Does were forced in trite), ceorta to justify their poetUon on The Meteywould be Isidicroils If they weren't, in another arm, cad. The depths were prob-ably plumbed by Richard Lock:ridge. In hie week -end colurnel in ror Soo. whereinhe Indicated that comments on faulty technique were impertinent and Mem-portant In view of the baekground which The trootey attempts to detcribe. Com-ment le dieneed before a "critical" dictum such as that. All one con do la aug-ers* that by the.. standards the greaten artistle achievement of all time la thefront page of pier daily newspaper. , On the other bend. the boys' embernmainghemming and hawing wee neatly punctured by the comments of wiktia Waldorf.newly appointed crItte Of The Poet and ter years, as The Pares drama editor. theablest theatrical writer in town. MM. Meteor! suggested. In ono way or another.shat the very Importance of the (roads bAelOGr011nd it an additional repAnn for Te.Renting the author's cheap and Incompetent handling of it. Miss Waldorf, Mel -&Wally, has started her tern -tine reviewing taint AA WA corner erns sure thewould: she Ilea brought an InneemstIng and badly needed breath Of homely andclear Intelligence Into the mushroom -teeters of (etagere, where the pale, bloatedgrowths of phoniness and faddism have hitherto been summed to preposterous

rretRENT Insistent(' upon "inne)" theme. tun Always been herd to understacelke In lists corner. where It le axiomatic that tienelesenem. not timeliness, is themark of all trio art. But Jew, Branch Ceiba, to tsta preface to The CceterfnHove written more than 20 years ago, hit. on a probable reason for the boys'twastence upon currently "vital" themes-themes that win be as dead as OA&nencnin play renews In another month cc year or decade. "The 'vita' theme."ones Mr. Calvet quo two itteetimeble edrantsges.... Pint, It sperms ue a prelired-nazy celentatim. and thereby mitigates our mentel exertkule and secondly, Itappeals to our prejudices. which we naturally prefer to excrete,. rattle: than ourmental or Idealistic facet:than it's a highly plausible explanation.... White onthe ...object of newsprint. its nice to note that the Savoy Opera Guild, the anew -inlay One group of Gilbert and Sullivan players at the Cherry Lane Theater InOreenwlen elltate, recentd Its first big-time publicity break with a four -columnstory on the Ono page of the deem reetton of bet Sunders Tinee It's to behoped that It merely herald. a long line of them. The eenennin & anneelathelvgood. and what Arthur Lief and Leeds Denison. musical end stage dtrectors re -electively, have done with reelected mace niece and a "oleo piano ea the entire

(See FROM OUT FRONT on page 14)

theater. which Equny would gee at mini-mum rates, Is the blab tax. Equity, how-ever, feels that the theater should botax exempt, nice any other public educe -timid institunon. otherwise, showswould hors to be played In wheal audi-toriums. which Utility would rather notdo.

A basic ccanpany of about 30 actorscould be enapeoyed, along with a beck -stage and burin crew, at prevailingunion minimums. One or two nameswould be hired with each production,preferably a name cameo...et With thepast Mottos of the plays the wheal Menwound produce. Equity Satires that nameante* will give a six -week hitch to theplan at minimum sahees.

Plan at present, whtch will by placedIn operation by the end of the year ifevert-tit:mg works out as antiClpatid, Isto present Mocbthe, /utile Caesar. AMidsummer Night's °seem. Justke, TAeSneer Bog, The Aclintrable Celehton.Emperor 'One.. Repond the IlimIzOn. SheSloops To Conquer. Ass Enemy Of thgPeople, Elisabeth the Quotes and Circe.)de Reverse. These seimUonsOn what the leoglith dames are teachin tbp Mich whoote. However. Board Oldnelueatton hos given Equity Meteblanche on senction of the plans Tema..tits Dame for the company I. the SchoolRoperuicy Theater.

AcItnnaten price la to be decided bythe board, bawd on what It Venice theschool children can aCord. However. acentattve price of 23 to 33 mate hasteen at School wyeitern will also herecharge of the sale and dIstributlonWets.

It Is Equity's hope that If tble eepertmint, an °Cahoot of Use 6 to 16 -centhigh ethool frAtintos that Broadway pro-duction,. have been giving- Is ellemeMul.the Mate and poTbnpa this federal gov-ernment will make permanent grant. tocontinue its exiettnee.

Richmond Stock OK;Moves to Carolina

RICHMOND. Va.. Sept 27.-The Shot.tonAmns Playere closed here recenttyOtte a euccentul II -week manatee docknenACT at Otesem Ilall Theater in West-hampton. Grosses wpre up 35 per tent overthe 1040 take for the /Arm eorepany at thlshouse. Heil Shelton. manager. tiontedt-etely slimed for the 1042 summer semenwith &delete of 8t Catherine'. School.Owner of the home, which will mete min-panre fourth MIA= In Richmond.

Company Played to a 44 -cent top Inhouse which meta 600. Itietuncniel. hun-gry for atapahows, thronged to the littlehouse (shout two mike out) and tare thecompany capeety Manner most of thetime. Friday matinees felled to draw andwill probably be Mee -estimate; next year.

Plane were announced Immediately tomembers of the company for a semen 04stook to open September '10 at the Thaleart.Wilmington, N. C. Mod members ofprownt nrv. including Ruth Amos. Hellsh.ttart. Harmed Hughes John Malcolm.Dorothea Pr,vo,10o.1 Billet Dine Searola-Sid Pear. Macerever Olbb. Ruth armory.Seth Eaton. Generlere Townsend andAnn Selby. will form the koala for Wil-mington company, with W. M. Cullencorelnulng to1 Munn.* manager.

16 The Billboard LEGITIMATE October 4. Mil

Neu u Play onUrcadtuay

Reviewed by EUGENE BURR

LONGACREBeginning Mender Ivenion Sweeney 22 1941

THE DISTANT CITY

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fay by (done B. Staged to Edwardron. Settings delayed by Sail Low.

°tonnes devensel by Hews Pont. Pre-

ialsented essow. Tuot.

Mom *env Gisdrs George

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ft Gertrude FlynnDavid Market eared Voir,Reamed )seas West to taker

Iteanne Urania* West -Mote Maddenstest., Prerdies tereard PennMrt. Lass Prentiss . toone SemlerSeemed MeKiernen Ler. DoylePolaerniei Caned Moganbooms moron FarleyWeed en Oudot GiuliaGuard tarty Hugo

ACT 1 -The kitchen in tee Hone of Maeand ems Quiery. A toy In Sommer. ACT II--Genes Pods in the nkow of *eased Weir,ACT 111 -The Wanton's Offen tam fen.Time -The Foment. Ince-A Big City In theMiddle West.

Procrastination. as comoone sterna onceto have remarked. Is the thief Of Ume-and now. as It turn. out, it Is also thetine of theatenrolog. Fan this reporter.figuring that The Durant Ceti,. enamel bytlo lea a star than Oladya George. au

(See NEW PLAYS on page 37)

St. Joe And PrecinFlops; Poor Show

ST. JCBEPIL Mo &pt. 27 -GrandOpening of Municipal Auditorium. re-cently acquired by the city (torn theme/lenge hoiden and redecorated et acost of 120.000. was the worst flop thisetty hes had In 20 yearn

Billed as Fun-a-Poppin, the predOe-lion tamed out to be eight performer -InIngludIng the mantel of ceremonlein nodsome amateur talent recruited locally.The Hollywood orchestra torlied out tohe ormeresed of local musician*. At-tend...nee of 000 al 60 moil was leasthan montotirth of tip-off men-the when 'Tree pass' coupons with 25 -tent service charge were carried in a

shoppers weekly. Only a half dozen ofthese turned up.

The future of the big building Is Indoubt, with no further attraction.booked. Otto Stmekaberg. manager ofHotel Uniontown I. operating thetorlurn for a city coning...Ion named to

egIC:tee It.atiow wax smutty, and mons

Walken out before it ended.Producer was billed u Clyde V. Shu-

bert. No connection with the Eihubettintermits In New York. co-produters olMellsaPoPPin-

"Mamba" Readies TourLOS ANGELES. Sept. 27. -Ethel Waters

HI Menthe. Gough Mrs will Co on lour fol-lowing three and one-half week. at theBiltmore Theater. where the showopened September 10. Was Waters m-eanly dom., three weeks at the Pere -meant Theater. Daughters will play one-nIghtm between hare and San Prone:deo.

John Tonto Is poreenting the show byMmingernebt with Outhrle McCliritienJack Pierre la handling the presa.

Big Milwaukee SkedWILWAVICITX. Sept. 27. - Prospects Are

wood for an active leetrmeto 141.10nIxoet My Stetee liken Inaugurate* thesaw= at the Davidson Starting Septem-ber 20 for a week'. run. Other produc-tions scheduled to mace the boards ofthe Denthon and Pabst theaters includeCandle Os tilt Wind. Slope for ?!arrest,The Cons le Green, Watch on the Rhine.Clradta and Araenk and Old Lace.

Birmingham Sked SetIHRISINOHAld. Sept 77. - The fell

legit season epee. here. thth bookingof the WIlby Intermits, Ora 1 Notember 4With Blossom Time with Swornntarattall. Following this one -righter are:Nereember 15. Ibe Uinta; November 273-20. Endre* Priem December 12.13. LifeWith Pother: December 25-e8, )frig'.popptn; January 28. Al -totem In MadOs to Your Nets: February 23-24. Zwg.neld Follies, and Much Id, Arsenio end6id Lase.

RerietoPercentages

(Listed below are tie dectstons ofdramatic critics on the nine generametropoliten dairies concerning theBroadway shows of the week. In figuringpercentages. "no Winton" *Wee aremounted one-heff "yeti" and one-half"non rather than tele, thrown out al-together. Thir would gist a show withnine "no opinion" totes SO per centrather than zero. At the end of eachmonth of the season the shows and Metepercentages will be listed. together witha resume of how they fared at the boxo//tee. In an effort to deters:One howmuch the critical reception affects thefinancial returns and how ctosety thecritic, ogres the decision of theirreaders.)

"The Distant City" -OSYES: None.NO: Atkinson (Times). Barnes filer-

ald-Tnieurien Mamie (Nessu). Brown(Wend -Telegram I, Waldorf (Poet).Kronenberger (PM), Coleman (Mirror),Anderson (Journal -American), Lockringo(Sun).

NO OPINION: None.

Full Mimic SkedMTNNEAPOLIn, Sept. 27.-Altho settle-

ment al Ite nusq.ine dilfereores withthe city has not teen made, the LyceumTheater, legit home. has gone ahead witha tentative schedule of dates for IIattractions during the forthcoming sea-son, according to Leo Murray. manager.

The differentee with the city admin-istration revolve around a *SOO expendi-ture on rebuilding the marquee to con-form with regulations now nut the cityla widening the street on which theLyceum is located. Management opine*rebuilding Ls not necoseary: cityotherwise.

As scheduled now too awn will openNovember 7.8 with Ballet Rtrme, to befollowed November 14-15 by KatharineCornell In Doctor's Dilemma. Ed WynnIn lions and Otrts Together le booked forNovember 20-22; Veleta and Voianda andtroupe. November 27.28: AI Ashen In((ofd On to Your ?fun December 7.10:My Sitter Eileen, DeCember It -17;the Linda In return engagement ofThere Shall Be No Night, December 31 -January II Arsenio and Old Loot, Jan.uary 21-24: Life With Father. February16.21: Ethel Danymore In The Corn IsGreen, March 19-21: Maurice Evan. laMesebeth. April 2-1.

Other attractions may he added.

Garment Trade PlayGets Fair Tryout

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-A t. -)nut of anew play by Paul K. Paley wan pole*enter] this week at the uptown Play-house dee Artiste. by Joseph Ornato.Bated on the garment Ueda the play.labeled 5)10 L. 0. M., a tag accompany.Ing land -up dress Iota. ran like a piebaldpony, requiring much grooming to ac-quire full -mown status. Not that allthe principals contributed to the toot -tied ccheir.e. Sloan Anthony, as a dressB M owner. for example. was ereellent,as was Fred Overman In the part a! anadvertising alinker who uses affectionto reeePre payment toe Invisible work.And Mete Darlene Dexter wes no hap -pity east In the role of a model thatbent quite literally. became a model per-forenarme. These three did a great Jobof pulling up the lines that other min-O (als, Including Philip Millman, laudsgolden and My Ross, let lag.

But the author la to be blamed Icea M'adde'r Story of one firm's trial. andtributationa In the garment world. Some-times horning on riatiren edev, othertimes relying palely on local mint. and.1111 other times (Upping into maudlinntraires d'amour. the play rat down cowalked when It should have pranced.This was partimanuly evident In thecharacter bit. The Allred Montan andHerbert Graham strove mightily to keepthe piny consistent and funny. others.like Merlin Busch, were only as good astheir linos. which were riot so good.

A small audience gave an ordinary. re-action to an ordinary trmunent of enordinary subject. This reviewer was leftwith the feeling, 110740Yer, that n grew]working -over of the dialog might pro-duce some Broodwity fare. J. R. C.

Dayton Sets 3 LegitsDAYTON. 0.. Sept. 27. -Ed Wynn In

Rot's and Girls Together will open thekeel legit season at the Victory Tinniermatinee and night October 30. Twoother attraction. also hare definite book -toga. My Sister Eileen, Chicago One-psny, matinee and night November 0,and Lffe With Nether November 24, 23and 26 for four performances.

Youngstown Sets LegitYouxotrowx. 0. Sept. 27. - First

Mint announced for the new seasonhere Is Life With rather November 11-12at the State Theater, according to. Man-ager Joseph Shaetn. The State hae nothad a stage:show policy for years/nose:yinhopes to bring in Other shone during thewinter.

FROM OUT FRONT(Continued from page IS)

orchestra Is literally astounding. Prayers for neat -line, permanent AmericanOhl company have finally been heard....Corner would like to stray out ofits renervation for a moment to mention a book tailed :fleck Valley, written) someIS years ago by Raymond Once. familiarly known ite Buck) Weaver, who was thenen Inatructor in English at Columbia (the university. not the picture firm or theradio net). Re -reed after more titan a decade, It turns out to be one of the mostwaving and btaGIIIRilly written books of our generation, stylisticsIty siprrb andprofound In thoininitrul content. It ran. loeldentally, to one small edition whenoubliette< sod even that eventilany was unloaded In the cut-rate *hops. But then,week Valley was concerned with no really theme -merely love, death. sonthe relations of men with Clod-

TZQUTIT council this past week neatly sidestepped a question that threatenedLL lo grow embarrassing -the proposal that all adherents of or sympethieers withFascism. Nazism or Commits:Awn be barred from Equity oaten The council decided.!IMMgly enoush, that present rulings gars It the power to deal with any °MOMwho.* Milan,* or attitude was detrimental to the best Interests of the anoclatioa.The proposal was, of course. the work of the group In Equity that last erillnitmasked Its own viciously pro-clittatortal leanings under an attack on foreigndictatorships. Disposal of the matte? was facilitated when. In June. Germany at-tacked Roula-becatue then the question arose as to whether violently pro -warand pro -Brinell members might not be considered, under the loose wording ofthe proposal. Communist nisympatInxers"-and that would have Winded almostall of those who_proposon the ruling in the ant place. .. In muntection withhyped -up "V for vintOrr MINIM'''. plans are Wog laid here sod there for "VictoryBalls` by yellow theatrical groupe. Which brings up the atutoreetioo that each"Victory Rall" feature the playing of Schelling's magnificent orchestral interlude.also corned Victory Ball It begins with gay and pompous celebrationand then. cutting across the gaiety. conies the faint and dismal snarl of a snaredrum pluton a dead march. The victory music goes awry and loses focus as thoeirinn STOWS louder: and then another drum join. in. and another and another -until 24 drums are beating out the dead march, Cutting like swelling river ofdarkness across the Hint of the ball. Then the drums fade and the victory musicresumes -but It sounds only jangling and tuneless and dissonant to ears thathave listened to the tramping of the deed... , Greve Moore, It .omna. was beesedwhen with astounding patnotinn she eoridescended to display her artistry beforethe peon. of South America as a contribution to this "Good Neighbor" policy -and now Miss 'those blames trip boning on small group., of Serie and Prectaa Intin. audience. /fang and Puente are, them days. convenient thtega on which toblame almost anything. Including hay fever, innoeurate smother reports and thebad Moines. done by plans like Brother Cain. Perhaps Ml's Moore'' nasty boomsreally were Nene and Fa.etste-but if you listen to Miss Moore attenkIng tooperatic arta you may find yourself sue:porting that maybe they were just plainant -Axis South American natisacedomes.

"Candle" 53G inHub; "Big" 45G

130eITON. Sept. 27. -Throe 'normbowed out thin week on the crest GC abilUding legit season, taking with theta Mee chunk of dough, Indleattre ofgreat season for the Hub. One new showopened Thursday 125) white two othersarc scheduled to open Monday (2)).

Corning In Monday are Anemia andOld Lam and Student Prince, the fennel,at the Plymouth, the latter at the OperaHouse. Dec!.,,'.' Dilemma le due at WeShubert October 6. Ler* Face le. Vinton?reedier's new musical. Cornea to Chu Co -

October 9. Noel Coward's BlitheSpirit Is skedded to preem at the Wilburon the 13th. and Sone o' Fun, the newOteen-Jahrson show, comes to the Shu-bert the Slat The last nett of OctoberAnn Comb se expected to open her toadtour of While Cara,' here.

Thin week's emote* were:Candle It. the Wind (Colonial, 1.043

Seals: 43.30 top). Buppleneteltary sub-seripUOna this week oontsitinted to a ter-rine 427,000. even plater than lent Weak.Teo -wren nand netted 253,000.

Mr. Mg (Plymouth. 1.400 seats: $2,73).Doctoring helped title one immedialern.and It Lett town with a sweet third -weekgross of 416,5Ce. Three-week total wan445.e00.

Native Son (Majestic, 1.007 matt: 82.20topl. Ruin slightly over last week. butstill not Aso hot. Lea town with a totalof *27,500 for two weeks, $13.003 and$14.500.

Ilteo O'Brien (fibubert. 1,500 moats:O M top). Opened Thurnilay (25). IrWI-termite are toe a *10.500 gross the threedays Of this week.

Montgomery LegitSchedule Heavy

MONTGOMERY. Ala.: Sept. 2f. -Wil-liam Witifoon. manager. has anticancedthe sesuirl'ii ttglt echedtlie. highlightedby Alfred Lunt and Lynn Phantoms inRobert E Siornecodn 7erer Shall B. NoNight. elated for Itheettiber 17. Mot Ofthe metes will be atOseetee Time, loot forOctober 29, atoning Everett ManhalLA second edition of Nethapoppen Willcame to town December 27. the day ofthe Blue end Omy intruicctional .foot-ball classic. Wolfson has predicted asellout.

Dorothy 0101 and Louis Calbern willcome In December 29 in Life With Father.This show was booked here bust seasonbut was held up by a 85 -week run InChicago. Al Janson in Reid On to YourPlata Mil be on the docket for JanuaryIn. On February 23 the now edition ofZiegfeld Fortier will be presented. Ar.lento and Old Una will be preaenteelMeech 9,

Wolfson states that ho hopes to be ;MUto secure Katharine Cornell In The Doc-tor's Ditertmea and Ed Wynn In flops andGirls Together.

All the play. well be presented at theLanier High Bchoot

Skowhegan Grosses UpDespite Lack of Names

PORTLAND. Me.. Sept. 27. -With btu!.Deis nearly 20 per cent ahead of histyear. Herbert I.. Swett, general managerOf Lakewood Players at Sitotthegan. AP -pears to ham proved his the is thatanon stars are not needed in slimmertheaters* The Lakewood Players did nothare a Angie guest mar all mason, butSi. company was of sound caliber.Ogunenalt. the nearest thing to competi-non, operates entirely on the guest -starprinciple.

"Prince" Opens SpringfieldSPRINOFIELD, Mau, Sept 27. - The

BOTIngffeld Playgoer** League season Is duoto open October 15 with the Shubert.'revive! of The Student Mom ExemilleeSecretary Darnel J. Maloney Sinnrailltedtbla week. Early plans had brae lOr encruller opening, but contract &MountieWith E. M. tom keen" of the CourtSerum Theater. where the League's Ploysare shown. hold up opening plan., The<outrun (Melly aimed Is mach the gamea, lent yearns. the League's Met seasonof operating. during which they Mouth*lire Mays here for otieolay stands to afetid gran of same *20.000.

Only other. date the Lemma kiss at thiswriting I. for Arsenic and Old Uwe. pan -Mal In for November 12,

October .1, 1941MM. /victim' CLUBS-VAISEIEVILLE

Conducted by PAUL DENIS - Commiseicarioeu to 1564 Itrositsray, New York City-SAMThe Billboard 17

He:MICMAC Amex see

Kaycee's 1$ & VineA Center for NegroTalent With Promise

KANSAS CITY. elm Sept. 37.-BrokenIn and around thle area always keep aneye on &molten Little Haste= as en originof top-notch sepia oda. The ntegbbee-bead around lath and Vine Street prob-able pememem more entertalnera andPotentlelle meat rands tatted per blockthan any other like metion In the MiddleWort,

femme', enlaced intellect le enjoying aboom in night clubs and mud., Whenthe Culla 'Theater dropped Ina rwerithStreet Serve. a stage prewntation. theBoone Theater, which had been closed forsevere] mare Immediately opened up withan ell -Negro rents, teeing O. MeleesSiotenlkin Moder& featuring Eshp."Queen of We Shake." The Cattle mayrevere Its Twelfth Street Revue soon. TheLincoln Theater also Mei revive VineStreet Void tea, prefeadensl bow pre-sented Saturday Mattnens over local radioatatton WHS.

Shoot's Mu* Room, operated by MimeoBirch, uses floor sow, spotlighting JayMcfnumn anel Ins .terra Recording Or-chestra. lake Cockteut Lounge, managedIvy Q. J. Oilmore. hes aimed to pick upproductions from the Club De Lim endDame Smug:end In Chicago. The Mks.'Iminge has a newly remodeled betiroornwhich emits 750.

Other sepia clubs reporting good hieInclude Paseo Tap Room. featuring Her -nun Walden' oteetretreeerel Lincoln HallSaleroom, preeenting the )(intent RhythmOrchestra and JceeM Price, oreboatra.

Negro peraonalltbm from Kontos CItyInclude Count Mete, Cab Calloway. Har-lan Leonard. Pete Johnsen, Jot Turner.Makin, Hawkins, Andy Kirk, Mary LouWilliams, June Richmond and WrayPeace.

GAC 8 -Month CafeDep't Makes Dough

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Permation of ado department at General AmusementCompany ben been reap:inside for anadditional 01.500 monthly In the OADtreasury. The cafe department Tee*tamed to Febmary. when Harry KlItiywas beougbt in.

GAG Marled the cafe department be -mime at difficulty en getting a sufficientsupply of suitable talent In eervieingAcme of the hotels biked exclusivelyby tt.

Sleet the formation of the departmentmew: of the talent has been obtainedfront CAC's Own lime

KlIby was recently given a 25 per centmaim increme.

AGVA SpreadsTo San Diego

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 27.-Imalte Litenly,local excreter* ateretary of AOVA. beesigned Hollywood Cafe and elm in -termed minimum. at other mote Healto rmeeled that Mead Sheer, bushaeurep. Is sperelang three item took inthe San Diego area. AGVA la meting for040 minimum end round-trlp tare forperformers playing ears Diego spots,.

Hollywood CM* dersature to the AOVAContract boosted minimum from 1125 to035. Minimum at Ace Caine hoe benraved to CM end at Pirates' Den to MO.I.Stoiny said. Ho also said that a contracthad been signed with era Joe Pennerfor unite on the bast, of 660 for princi-pals and MO for teener. Peet guaran-tors embeout of ten weOka' playing time.Play or prty. A 01,600 bond will atm boposted,

Lorain, 0., Club OpensLORAIN, 0., Sepe 27. -Eddie SIndelarei

Caste on the Lake, neer here, neeopened. metalled In tee old relmoratedSiren Cutle, Went includes the ThreeDuke*, band, and bill Lorlimaregultanat,

Luke Charlie Club OpensLAKE CHARLES, La, Sept. 27. -Club

ettemito opened Aummt 10 on Ilia reefof the Hotel Charleston, with Mee AnnMcClain tn charge. Policy le a alitallcorer charge and Melee bend.

Front -Page 3letas!DANVILLE. 111., Sept. 27e-Montoy.

the lady cat Mutat at Padget; JungleClub here, experienced considerableinterruption recently while tryingfind n secluded spot to the club fora bit of bleatted-menting. Chased re-peatedly from behind the bar and oftthe bandstand. 1torray mute her wayMee a dreeethig room, hopped up cm aclub and pretty soon she wen themama of ex brand-new kittens-andit all happened right smack dab outhe front cover of a copy Of Thesinbomd.

Try To Build HotelMidwest Unit Route

CHICAGO, Sept_ 27. --MCA bete be toy.ing with a Unit idea for hotels. whech. IfaucressfuL will result In ionsecutiroWork tor sett zist:ng two to threemonths. Office stewed en eight -weekcontract from H. Puller Stevens, man-aging director of the Adolphe:, Hetet,realism to produce four two -work rerunsin that scot. using three acts and a lineof girls,

Eddie Helmet. of MCA, who es handlingthe plan, says the line of girls will bopermanent In each spot: the seen willtour. The Dallis, date Mute October9. First layout will iintintle the DorothyBytom Dancers, featuring Steeper Chris-tian. and ante Including Oregon Ray-mond and Cherie, Northwest Mountie*and Bobby Bement. Nick Stuart on thelauldatend. Seemed bell wtu feature !be-foul Weidmen); band.

Hotels In Cincinnati, S. Laub. KarvereClip, Houston and 140, Antonio. emongothers, are melelled to fell In line forthin unit Idea.

Copacabana Opens;5 Acts and 2 Orks

HIM YORK. Sept. 27.-Monte PromesCopecabtria Club will open October 1with Mertes Miranda, Setralita, Lopersued Barvett, Frederica Rey nod a six -girlline being produced by M White Jr.Cherie* Baum and Prank Mane bandswall occupy the podium.

Initial ahow wa.. booked by IrvingLame of the William Morris Agency.

Names for BaltoBALTIMORT., Sept. 27.--InItiel show

for the 21 Club, which will open with aname policy, has been set, with JutWaldron to emcee, Three Wylee LindeLee and a ase-girl line. A local ;irkwtll be used.

Charlie Yates Is booking the spot fromNew York.

Priorities Pinch Some ShowFields, But Not Seriously Yet;Small Firms, Individuals Hit

(Conffereed from Peed 3)alotial skirting. There are substituteModem but aluminum rollers are im-portant to morose -local stunt akatere.

neaten Not WorriedTheaters claim they nit not weeded

*bout doteries priorities, pointing outthat equipment compantea hare enuredthem that everything is okay. altbo or -den foe machine replacement pares maynot be filled as quickly a before. Thea-ter men claim they don't expect troublean carbons or Mom gas sisal for re-frigeration, In* that they anticipate WI-neulty In getting proper supplies ofnickel end aluminum replacements onmachines. steel parts for projeceon ma.chines, notions and stud Wed In produceeon Magesboyee ouch as buttons. {lanai,silk stocking., Coruna fabrics and Meet

Willeri"ing Lever, manner of the BoxyTheater. rands be spent 111,000 recentlyfor notions end small metals wee instagethowe and theater operation.Neither the Reny nor the Radio City Mu -Me Hall is worrying about the riemg meltof talk atocka41 WO mutt. bemuse theirchorus girla veer Makings rarely. ele-procItag on ligbUng to mate the legslook okay.

The Musty Hall bee a warehouse Lullof draper. curtains. propo arid costume%Ar.d feels It can refurbish. redeem endrepelnt mete of them If necemery. Dittowith the Ron, but on a sensller mete.The etuate Hall put In a new Incitenwool carpet bat leer, and since the MatIndian weal carpet bated OA% years,this Weber Isn't worrying about roampettrig inobleme.

Theaters, night clue... hotels and otheramusement emote inatelling elrecondl-Mentor Uning Or repairing them will fIndtheir orders delayed four to debt weeks.Fret-rine :Num. umxt fn sir contlitlonlum,Is hard to get. too,

Telineskie ProblemTeberbston ts worried about priority

ratings, tele executlres claiming essen-tial parts and new reenters me rotavailable unless parts already treenuf me-twed are used. The problem of replace-ment parts, In event of a breektlewn ofpresent tele broadcaming fecettles, Isworrying mime tele executive* On theother hand, one tele-natal leader deleteLICA ['mime Camden J factoryhas 3.000 tele receiving arts now on theassembly line and parts for smother1.500. but thet marketing of thie equip-ment es bein bald up on account ofexperiment* with a facsimile attach-ment for the sere,

Dewiest Ineleureent otanutecturens arebehind order,. but deny Mils trs doe to

Detroit AGVA Pact With NiteryAss'n. Includes Cost -of -LivingRise Protection, Arbitration

DeTROIT. Sept. 27,-00nd *hop wasespied Mateday between the AOVA andthe row Metropolitan Cabaret Owners'Amottation, covering some 60 of the eau -mated 90 local spots using talent, ac-cording to Lea Golden, AOVA executivesecretary. Contract was examined foethe MCOA by Rdwerd N. Hammed.attorney. and autetantlat agreementreached alter two weeks of negotiation.

With Inc -ream In membership reportedtry Ike Thorne., MCOA president. It leclaimed that all _spots In town will beunder the Mooed -shop agreement byNovember 1.

Penespal features of the contract areexplained by Golden:

I.-Minimum seem le SO a day and teea weak for either ex or street -day meek,depending on club policy. This protect,'the act laid off One day wok, usuallyMonday.

3.--Perfamutoree beyond two -a -dayto be paid for pro cola at the baste oflid a day for two thows. or 43 erilninsumfor each metre them

3. -All contract will nuke agent.manager and set,reeporusibla for theirrospeetive obegalMar Managers will bebound Milder the play -or -pay Chinn,. anwell as watt who ere bound by SUM

Mw In Aftelegao. (During negottettonsMonday. Nora Ford. aracationIng In CM-Menne and slated to open at Mickey'sBar here Monday night, wee colleted byMedan to fly here at her own expenseIn order to open on time.)

4.-theputee will be referred to anerbttratton committee ooreletleig of twomembers appointed by oath patty And fifth selected by the arbitrators Milesof the American Arbitration Mem:aeonwill be observed.

S. --Strikes end picketing are outlaweddining arbitrations, which mint beconcluded mutest 30 days.

6.-Contraet rune front October. 1041,to May 31. INS, renewable each May 31,unless notice of intent to nreonatenew contemn la filed by rather party 30days before expiration.

7,-A demo provide' for negotiationsforfora mielenurn wage, baud on antici-pated rise to the cost ed. tieing TIM tatied In with the Cost of Linn Indexof the Federal Bureau of Leber Stalls.ttem bated ere oast* In large cities. endthe demo provide. fee reopening wee-tiatiene If this Index (writs -It uses theHemmer average. 1010-101e. as le31rise* 10 points or more from Octiabee 1

so Daramber 31.

aimmtty of materials. They blame It ona Mont In busing. One Men admits Itls behind fire to et4ht week.. on Maimtree/.

Canvas and rope. Used exteneeter USarmy and navy tile, ls becoming tougheeto buy for non-defesue purposes letexample, the Slotting of the AlexanderHerds flint, Jungle Book. in Hollywoodwee held up lent week because 500 Setaof menu* rope tweeted by the script wasnot avertable. Cirtusta end enables andall tent Abowa hare been. Winn troublebelying canna, rope end rest*.

Extenetre use of wood In acatstruclionof &Mom projects has made It harderfor night clube ballrooms and theatersto get prompt delivery of material forfixes, waits, rte.

MIMon the tine thaw Murexes 1.betinning to um seitatitutes for onething or another. Pot example, a Minled week teed gait met shellac Mattedof gold for uniforms In either se-yytatncte. In production effects lot aline.

and Marabou% there will nodoubt be more and irons cheap substi-tutes for matertale that are either un-available or toe torpensaye.

In other words, with* Um defense pawteembees Dot appreclebly hurt thaw

bus/mesa, It is Weedy Modem It.

Quebec Law Tough;Night Clubs Suffer

OITAWA. Sept. 27. -Maelwee newliquor lava, which prohibit beer andliquor after midnight daily end whichben Sunday dancing, have forced teadatthereu Country Club. popular otter'''.to drop Siterikenara Club had been pre -tenting nowthows for eight years.

Ben Roabefort. club meaner. wen re -meets had dropped to such an extent tthad been found necessary to atop nen-tug In shown booked that Roy Cooptr. 01Paramount Entertainment Bureau. Mont-real.

Harry Tteempione ark Is at the club,

Ex -Ballroom OpensOkay as Night Club

DETROIT. Sept. 27.-Cady total themtet-type night epee the Grand Terrace,opened last week A& a night club to fairbemire& Spa tie in the former Oriel.Tviracn. which waa gutted by fire somemonths ago. It wen operated for thepeat few masons as a ballroom.

repot le manned by Prank M. Stelten-kansp and Fred Menem, who ;speedo theOnsystone Rellemen hem, with ArteyFleming In charge of produmem andpliblielty. Booted by Vol Campbell. ofthe Dryden booking (Knee

Spot teat. 1,300. with protedey thelargret night dub Mince floor In town.Mintenon charge la 47 cents.

Policy is live acts, (-banged weekly.opining Ttmsdaye, after beteg dark Mumday nights. Lyle Ceerlytes seven-pleceband was booked the fleet tour weeks.Acta on the opening 4111 are Earl Patch.man. *motor: kindred Perim acre dearer:Dean Seders, knockabout comedy, SentNagle and Ceingemy. feline comedy:Oregem, Raymond and Chide. Mune*novelty, and Davie; and Boyer. ,Unooteam.

On Way to Benefit,Acts in Auto Crash

BALTfMORR. Sept.27.-An army rilemousiest/me ear onntaining MUM andItustec Burnell, Senator Murphy andPrank Retann was Upset In its tolltaintinear here. Injuring mast of the *lemmata.Muter Burnell, diner:. required Mat -bent at the army hospital et Pert Mommouth. N J. The other. escaped withcuts and brunt*.

Joe Magee. emletant to WilItaue Mor-ris hoed of the Morris Amon, who ea-oompanted the group in "miaow ear,gem Burnett Met aid. Ttai HOMO alliceis paying the nerndie fee daMitclottit:Kirin(' snit far a dsI$ Okay WINto rauoq al Ilia EldITVC41 55.05g. HewYork.

The petty wee on Its way to a boa.ne at butt ssAirnouts.

18 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBS.VAILTDEVILLE October 19.11

Hotel Lincoln, Blue Room,New York

Trilent paltry: Dance band. Manage.meet: Marla Kramer, president: JoinsL. Melton, manager; Robin Kerrie pressagent. Prices: Dinner' from 91.50; sup-per come 75 rents.

Ham Jere..es. alio enjoyed an 11 -weekrun here last apeng returned September38 and should remain until aroundCeirlstrias. The tertian band hem Im-proved treirendouely and la playingdance tousle that's really melting.

James's pulse -Jumping trumpet domi-bates the bend, with Jamo the hardeatWorking band leader we're seen in a longtime. During In. half-hour Cifil remoteMonde, (22) he pared every number,including Ave choruses that had beenineened fa: baritone Dick /arms, whowas sway getting lunnelf merriest Dur-ing the dance aces Jima stayed on thebandstand to highlight every numberwith his esiperb trumpeting that 'metaimam meet, low tones to the brilliantIntiti Uinta. He Am with him twoVAST:Meta. an additional trumpet dou-Ming from sax. and three trombone forMa exultant beam eameon. Ala. Illstrings that lenlude a concert airingquartet, three sexes doubling on clarinetsend Bute*. and alio piano and dram.It's a full. aoltd IlistreMontanan capableOf bringing to sharp Ilfe the colorful er-reagementa of Dare litatthLas and tenorsag man Dare Mathews.

The bared is pleasing the younger ele.Meet being attreciell here and bar themon the floor in drones. both for sestet -Ongheeled the bandstand and for danctog,The bend often sue violins foe barmen,Matted of lead. preferring to tee brassfor enekely and Inman trumpet forWintecular effects. The band has definite rhythm. while), makes dancinga nelight, and is especially effeetire onreingeroos. boogie woogle rhythms anddew heads.

Karnes, baritone, and Lynn Mebane.handle the ...met.. Wm Richards isokay. altho comparatively new with theband. Band brossdeale 10 hair -hourshot* a week over MRS and CAA, a verybelay schedele. end I. also cutting toneone record, for Columbia_

Bensinee has been okay here. ferrets:es

end liquor okay, tee NO Dente

Casino Urea, Rio de Janeiroeaten' policy: Show and dance band:

two shows rlpritty. Meneyement: Sr.Joinsual Rota, wariaylner director: LuisPetrol°. arthtte director; Cato da Freitag.thief of publicity.

ensnarement continua Its combopolicy of lee end floorshow talent. Newshow -.which opened Aug'oet Zs, la appeal -tag to the eye and ear. with two of theoutstanding numbers from the previousShow being blended into the current.

AMA added for the new show are TodMeta. comedy skater; Kenneth and gor-tic acre duo from the States. and W-ein* Helo. limnlien monologs: endCharacter Impreesioolat Tinge Telma-Ilona Were exhausted god many turnedaway.

Kew attn.-tarn ere usually spotted Inshe late sbow 412:10), the tarty showtemelsting of boklorees from the previousshow. The late thaw opened with SeineWhile and Me Sereh Dwarfs, carried

Night Club PCVICLUSover from she feat thew, with SnowWhite exalt:see oar ties p.... sertent.which brings on the bean deride foe aMort dance. The rising orchestra pitbrings up the other narrater., a Malesoloist warble. God Bless Americo, withalt male solos at the other mike. andthe dance band wining the Detrain:1and American flags for fiendPlenty of applauee.

Alearenga and lambent*. two Brazil-ian boys held over from the last show.have played here so often that the Cu-dience Kilns In the set with them. Theygagged ern tang two Ilrazilian numberssod bowed Of to splendid herA.

Ted Atrza, comedy Mater. makes hisentrance tram the mereantre stela teed.lug down to the Mane. Once on the Ice.writing In ails. laza works feat, hiscomely. shadow boxing bit and areatents bringing good results. Wind.. upwith deocIng-skating routine. with theknee drops outstendlog. Drew generousapplame.

Silvan Neto. front Radio nationPRO -3, dished out plenty of laughs. Ladhas tine personalty. vary manner of de-livery. Hie 12 minute' of stones andgaga lett them wenting more.

Kenneth lend Morrie. U. It male duo.on double bar, go tarn expellent tricks,comedy pulling pier.ty of belly Laughs.Does fintshed to elincet a etiowntop.Cartoons liked their lake and sightcomedy.

In closing spot I. the Carnival num-ber, carried over from last thow. Open.With male varmint at mike. Inca gun1181 on In carousal attire six malesincere at other mikes, Tee de Ouro,gel and two male eager., taking overcenter mike, with dance band boy, gle-lee plenty of Chun'Iho. tembouttue andmaraca shaking end drum beattng,white the chow bond peels off all teepop numbers from last aemon's earnIs-al.For grand clImisx. waiters par outeensentlege to customers for towing.beingIng show to colorful caging.Plenty of applause at finish_

CarlaMachadoas band does a niceJob playing the show, and Aintree=Coleman's bend ftatilenra the dancemusic. Leo Albano does enasee. StraightIntros. with no attempt at cornely.

In the early snow are Duval. Merleand Lee, melody dancer.: Mena andTaylor, adagio on ice, and girl line (71.skaters. U. S. acts. all held over fromprevious show. James MacLean.

Hi Hat, ChicagoTalent policy: Floonnoirs at 9. 12 end

2: dance and show bend, Maneeement:Louts Potkenrfein, manager. Pricee:Dinner from $1.50; drinks frogs SO cent..

Taikenstein reopens this 'pot for the14th season, and there I record In thenight club business. The rust showhas NM* merit but it Is far from VXK1The trouble le due to the poor comedymaterial. which should be ausidered be-fore exposing It further. The seancesare that changes will have been tradeby the time this machos print.

When elected the line-up condoled ofRely Only. entree and chief comic Marie171utch) Austin, linger: Nee and

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dynne. dime team: Al Verdi. comicDolly Arden. dancer, and the Winnieleveler lion of girle (0).

Billy'. new material Is off the cleanpath and before be returned to his oldeland -bye he atruggted for laughs. liecon be a good cornedien. as he beeproved before, and abould never rely onsmut. lie depeoda on gags and Storiesfor lima laugh. and when the materiel

punka the seta fella flat.An,Aher mistake In comedy Is the

booking of Al Verdi, for years In exude.wane act La entirely out of line forcafes. The bulky comic looks funny Ina Boy Scout cult but mice the customer.get eccustonied to the sight ho gets lit-tle attention. lenlowing eons Tenn.'s /aywith Oren he goes In for musical bitson a viola.

Merle Austin tencentrates on double -meaning tongs and, white some of thelines are funny. boy Unpolluted andforced delivery produces the wrong effect.Doily Arden did well watts a couple ofelee.sy acro routines despite the handl-cep of working on a email Awe. Nilsand Nadynne do less dancing and moretrice., which ere ditlicult and firohylooking In these narrow confines". ActIs well suited for smell Boers, moat ofthe feats beteg aerial.

The Wlante Hondo Ohne did well, asWeal, with two routines that are :lbw.*average. Included an Indian tentsae. Inwhich the girls exemite acme nice cen-tral and adagio trick.., and a flashy

Anale.Eddie Pens Is tack on the eland to

lend frean the piano a ex -piece bandfor show end dance music.

Soto Hoeigbery.

Florentine Cardenx,Hollywood

Teens Folk": Dance bond with floor.shone of 9.15 and If p.m. end 11:15Management: frank R. Brune publicityby Rose Jason; maitre (Motel. RichardHubert. Pricer. ()Inner from $1.50: od-mis_hort without dinner, 75 cents; drinks/roe 40 cents.

The new revue. Matta' of 1942. pro-duced by Nils Thor Ormilund and stagedby Dave Gould. follows the pattern ofother NBC productions. It la het hourpacking plenty of solid entertainment.

Xebec Is furnished by Jimmy Drierand orchestra, which includes four UMthree bras and three rhythm.

Meow opens with Buyer (Wee. thatstand-by of STO show*, coming on togot Hetto, Stomper. the opening tune.Pour oboe -girls come on bedecked Inballoons and are followed by eight. alsoIn newly nothing. Sugar turn! over theturd duties Cr) SIP> Whitney and JoyMarlow, who carry on In good faehion.PiTO keeps. up the usual banter and in.troduces "goesseemee" from about 50Sates. Aa etch State Is called the girlsgather around the table to sing hello,Stranger, putting In the name of theperticuler State represented.

Lee norm, "the Texas cowboy Ater."clicked solidly on vocals of WithosstSong and encored with Polite). Serenade.A nice -looking chap. Has peresonelity inaddition 10 a rich and well-roundedbaritone.

Tito Valdese. In gaucho 000tume. dida 8p111.1113 dance Mae woad heavily.

Oaten:nue Ross. billed ass 'The BigHome ram Chicago," took the floor Instrides that led eseryone to believe thewanted to wrestle. Abe welch, plentyand her looks betray her dancing bIlitna,8210 inane Oft by elnaimg I Wag Talkingto My Street, clowning and going Into herdance and handsprings and cartwheels.Pleased.

The Gay Nineties le a typical InTOprodileteni number with plenty of colorand flesh. rd Morley and Jan Taylorclicked on weals of Put ow Your OldGrey Beene. a cue for the Gay NinetiesParade to begin. Junk pay gives theeerie introdinuon for Gay Nfilettli CanCan. Tito Valdez L. On for the can -cannumber, put noose In fine DehlostMcne:t7 Ants Golden Weddlnp Welts andTito and Connie Walden provide thedance teterpeetatton. Reviving the Taro -Aces Sextet are Joy Bartow. But Whitney.Marlon Rogers. Betty Davis and EileenMemo. Men from the audience are onfor the latter port of the Mon:dors andthe Lompa-e-rksisy. They are givenhandlebar mustache. and derbies foratmosphere. Royce scorn again withthe vocal. of After the Rail and. :MannThe Sand Prayed On:

Orier's bend dew. a sweet Job of ac-companying the show. Stun Abbott.

Jii aaaaa y iRrink% 1.11okotatilottee, Cot intAton. Ky.

Talent policy' nano and 'Wit bond:ftooeshotiv at 9.30 and 17.10. Manage.rant: Jimmy Brink. Oweer; frowardSmith, manager: George Rehr Jr., pl4b.Hefty. Priers: Dinners frees 81.30; drinksfrom 40 cents: minimums 9140; Solar -der. 82.50.

Alter two weeks of only fair businesswith the show beaded by Joe E. Levle.which had Its draw hampered somewhatby the Jewish holidays. Sally Randmoved In Theeday 123) for a week,backed by two stream ',importing acts.The Lookout Lamest (51 cavort in theirusual effective matinee In four numbere,the three emoted by Mao Reed beingthe standouts. Opening night's biz good.

The Singing Temns. flea lads endJane Wood, ell In Western &tare. followthe neat line number with lusty MimingOf cowboy ditties. Oood pipes and sellaggressively. Douglas Sylvan leads thefour other males In geed rendition ofOld Man Alive alter sbich all change tocollege toga to warble a medley of Reneeedge box tuna. Encore with a entrustarrangement On God's Country that tentthem away to aelaah hand. Milked'cm dry with a second encore on Lira.Ale &bd.

Lionel Kay and Kathleen pease that amule turn can be 'muting sus well entertaining. Kay glees 'em the 'stand-ard cane-tonelk, the steel rod then theglass. out end restored hankie end thebill in a cigarette. all well done. but Wehie loamy 'style and comely Interludeswith Ms red-headed stooge that put theturn above the average clam Well re -cashed.

Sally rand a as effective en usualwith her ten dune. shalt bas her pared -Ina behind the fans first In a whitegown and later In the altogether forsome high -temperature epidermal Rolex.Crowd ant her away to an okay heedand was dleappolnted 'when Sally tore n*an may encore. She returned alto thefinal alti number for a thank -you speechand to Unload few (similar gags.

Wally Johnson and ork played theMow and dance music In their usualeffictent manner. Phil Pavers instru-mental Ha oupplles good lull ntn,d0.and Mae Meek continues to win fumewith her piano and vocal week in thececIttall Iceinee. Bill Sachs.

Coeur trUntle Hotel, Bute!'Mill, Spokane

Talent penny: Contain:me nailedtraterld1/1/4411t.

Apparently running on the theory thatbeer and ballads jell hest, tel. :narygoo all-out for misdeal entmainnernt.

And it tan% such a bed Idea. consider -Ind all the boinealek soldier boys andlovesick Wide+ at the tables. Tuneerange from old sentimental numbers,.such a Jfersiontes, to classics. The Utter.including smelt light ditties as Tensed-konekyn Concerto No. f and Beethoven'sMotoilfght donate, are dished up byVerne Reynolds, widely traveled localconcert player, and he gets' the biggestharsh. In fact, he Is practically thewhole snow. demon...tenting plenty oftalent amid technique on piano and Hennmond 6010VON.

Lucille Thurenen is one* wertger.hut goad accordionist She endReynolds hit it off well with accordion.piano duets. Walt Hunt. emote. adds

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humans with awn uplifting weenie. anThe Man Who Come. Around. LuelltePouottee, brunet bloom auger. la Ummoat tenoned mogatrems bunny Hart-ford to a peoratiatig cotoratuta. Rita Cate

allarforie Otani ore other canine*who take turns at tho nallot,

Watford Conrad.

Club Bali, PhiladelphiaTalent pollay: View and dance band.

rumba band. flayer.lotre at 4.10 and12:30, Saturday wafture* seta) thou at210. Management: Si. Joe and MayRattner, proprfefore.. St Kellner, men -epee; Ado/pat 00filman, assistant ',un-even; Herman roar, maitre da Anne,Sim% headwaiter: Melt Shapiro, petitagent: Tony Phillip. and Mame Corpo-ration o,i Ararrioa, bookers, prime:Dinners from $1; Jinni:, front 45 cent.;inhibitors $1.50 weekday,. $2 week -ends;no Corer.

Fora Ink Sporn are the flot to unbarIn the new reason. They lust created furor Inttodming thaw If 1 Datn'tOut at the next-door !Atte itaths/teller,operated by the eanar management. POI -!mica a three-week ...nada they willmiry on at the adjoining Rathskeller.

No (natation that. In spite or the to-turnashInp, Magma eacitatsient In theNub la In the Ink lasiota. Room wascrowded foe theta opening Friday 110).Altrangeti between) the )tae mad battedditties for wren want:one. all recordwee.. and then wan Mill on aping theacrd enough, Opening with Jetafoursome, flashed with Do I Worry?. ratStall Weihoest a Sweethearts Keep Coot.Foal: I Don't Went To Set the Worldon Pam Who. nod their Market lullaby.If f Didn't Carr.

tree Wayne gave the show a rock stareA byrety blood looker. gal conitime tincanny arrotasttea with tap mastery. Hertwo tuna, In one are Manor delight.

Lotto ballroom cuatilies of Francoe nd Beryl masted a ntroos Impression.Wbirheind ot overhead spin) opens reelmew:went. Open with a Malayan...o n mteeprotative Samolaii dance withoutbenefit of ofahmtost accompantmentuntil the ntth Minh. and then clinchthe insprooton with a rumba.

Peed Roma nicight-cl-toowl avast,malcos artistry of pkkpocketing. much

the delight of the patrons and to theanaidammit of has oubletta.

Emboillaiting the production are theItem of Gerardo nimbi dancers. Mx galsand three make, foaturtug Helen Barak.coot:tome three turns.. opealut "nthMacao, a tango turn at the mead -auk.and conga toe the Rowe.

Allah FleklIng, who provides the Mosesnod thew outdo wilts A crew of retro,Mao handles the Introductlema. RumbaMeltesnant In dilemma nowfoilly by JamsMorale. (0). Mounts Onxterskee.

!Iota LaSalle. Crown Thea-ter Lounge, Kansas City, Mo.

naror ;matey: Continuoua enter:al,merit DOOMS to 014 p.m and 2 p.m. to

am.: no &wino. Menapetecut: AtS triebaum. manager: AnyMend Joharon,antstaist manaper. Pricer: Drtaks frontIS orate.

ICSOSUss City's only oorktall loungeallb stage bar. the new Crown TheaterLounge of the Hotel Leleolle be. entoyed excellent bustnem ainee It openedJuly 21.

Entertainment la fumlabed by Renat>Aatfruoke and Jeri Farrar. talented girlteem that has worked tegetbm omenyearn.

HUe Dstahmoks pLays the piano andmiasma on:amine etweiest sarong"manta. pop bailed. and Maria mamas ofboogie woggle. Amoco; lino moat popu-lar original NOM, Art Thr ilivrlar andThe Coos Life ea an Canter. Sine aho<bents a partJOUlatiy effective In Chi-Cni Castenerge. seta Pastor is a Co-gdo flinger of torch sonar. Rho order*beast -throbbing reandona of 1 Wend Outof aly Way, Soonethooft I Dreamed LostMeat and :Can't Ott Starred With You.

The tau work stela have a varied

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lain room la demented by Oone Wood*,formerly of New York. Sot -up U modernand very aMosettve, natures beteg ofbloodirood neuumed In platinum blond.Surfaces of tables and bar are of fortnim.The stairway leading to the hotel lobbyto carpeted with a flumescent-trent(drug which glows whets exposed to blacklight from the centres. Rob Locke.

Hotel Astor, ColumbiaRoom, New York

Talent paltry: Dance bend. Manage.nom:: Robert S. Chrlttenberry, generalswimmer: Ny Gardner. press agent.

Dinners from 15: drinka from 40meta.

Thiel la the former Orangtrie Room.but redecorated In the current pat:lottofeenton-red, white and Ohio. Gluebrick. have replaced the room'. formermusaire mahogany walla, and the ceilingIn now a marine green-aitho we woretold It Is Dag -blue but that the lightsdidn't bring out the blue.

Anyway. It Is a bright place with apleasant air ot Informality. and the en.tertalotnevit Is In the hand. of fiddlerHarold Nagel's aix-man band, Reynafiddling la sweet *rd his the nausleimusback him with competent piano. drums.tenor sax. necOadloa and atrIng bane.Sax man doubles on tenor vocals Mealy.and the band AA & *hole fits the roomPi14 right. Their mune Is oleo for lis-tening and okay for <Mating.

Semite, food. liquor arc eseateuePaul Dealt.

Ambassador lintel. CocoanutGrose. Lop. Angeles

Talent penny: Donee band with floor-s/taw a! 11:11 p.m. Management: Am-bassador Hotel Cmporation: OulaWereby Nasarisend Real: headwaiter, MichaelChorea. Prices: Dinner from LT; covereharye otter 10 p.m_ weekdays, St. Satur-day. $130; debeLt from SO cants,

!Michell Lotion. who produced Mu ItStar Happened to You?, the current showhere, has, a knack for bringing out sOcrimthing Unuaual. Motel directed andhanetel the cbotegraphy.

homey Brterty rotate the Introductorylyrics that bring out the first DM It SeerHappen to You? Carmen Salley andDetails* Dean are In this; idiot Reit theMarken deuce .11111 Mammies and the netgoes ovor

The next "predicament" concerns,girl who mutts, to volt" and a boy whoimam to awing it. Rita :Amami to theorsetret nod Oran the awing maniac,DOSE know his dances but doesn't puttoa much personality foto them. DoodlesWeaver provides a few laughs.

Part roue concerns Elleabeth Dow,Diane Meredith. Orne Way end DamThe RtrtA bare the dog out far a walkbut yank Um poor thing from pillar topost. Idea I. done In ouch a way thatIt gets a big hand.

Mierly Ii well known to Drove midi.yew A newcomer here, Doodles WC,AVethas spotty cantonal. but what is good lavery good, Title work. the other waySmug. too.

The Walt: Line On Is A link10:er nun.-ber that provides fitting Male toshow. While ft la one of Ramo emend°things, la semen heavily nereathelosa.

The real feature of the evening to thework or Freddy Martin nod Orehodro.with Clyde Rogers) and Eddie btoosbeing. The audience tete out plenty ofAppian.° when Martin glee, out onPiano ConeeotO and Why Don't We DoThu More Often?. with oxide by Roamand Storm reapoeticely. SAM Abbott.

?,perry-Go-Rotmil, Dayton, 0.Toket policy: Dance bend OM 4gOor-

Myers at 11:30 and 1:10. Nanette/neat:fiat,rye W. UM:- owner. Pri-cr: Dinner4/25 up; drinka from 25 orals: no mini-mum or corm; edwurion, 24 Oenta week-day,. 40 only week -end,.

Thin conUnue as the only titian clubIn [Yoram or wiling) a notate of 60 milma ith A flOaraln,I. :tutee tIOSICLA aiw engaged for varying runs, and flocasbowsat four or the meta are changed weekly.Lent McIntire and ths, Aloha Wenders.In the titled week of totir-week engage-ment, furulah the bulk of the also*.there bring one toternolated act.

Moffitt/it la playing a return engage-ment. HInuelf the author of tal Bony.he helps In the somas thruout the eve-ning ma well as directing Ike hand.

Itta blether. Al McIntire. rolos on thebase fiddle and Sans Kaki. who hambe tided Blatt Croaby pictures withItL gasping. stoke on the *kettle spatula.

Until tuaag nwntwte no roinio.....1self.

Nulls, dancing ta (manned by threechsurring and iscoarepllabod Wend anisIn huh, costumes, 1Ltaal, 1.11301A andMo H, Kat Among their best ensemblenumber. are Newaitan War Chant andSloe Oleo, the latter being largely handrotunda:ate and gourd thuropitiA.

Wane u outstanding In comedy num-been. -Antal and Mo Mr Kul dance sofanumber.. the termer using Nona Re Spocud the Marley Rata, and the latter MoMt Kai and I Found a Milk Grass Sktetfor My Little Gram Shack fa

The Interpolated eat la Dart Flak*who playa the xylophone eapority. onenumber being mualcol trip aroundNow York," using Illuminated hammers.COO also taps while the plays.

TIte orchestra atm over WLW andWI3At fire nights each week. with RalphDonahoe as announcer. Ralph team toems" for the doorshole, a task hr hasbeen handling auccendully or nearlythree year Rob Adam:.

Russian Kreteluna, New YorkTalent policy: Dance end show bond;

pearlier at Sae, 10. 11 and 2. Man-cierment: Aefer Werner'''. operator: Roes& Jacoby, publicity. Priem: Demme from11.30.

After running his Maori La Club InAmityville, L. I_ all Kummer, NemeroLreopened hie Kretchma last wee% for thetall and winter.

Caught on a .15atuiday night. the snowway short. casual and diumpotettue.Without take. the maim failed to allthe large. nobly place.

Adln Koutaroance, basso Natick veteranand more recently dolma picture work InHollywood. reamed. Ito bas pone sea pleasing resonant Won and returned ata later show to sing a few ituratanLunio Nestor. last acsaort at the uptownCanino Ituove. does toe darieliag In Im-perial ballot Wile.

Roger Manisa SWAM. a typical lhtentnnbeauty with long braided hair and ahealthy gement look. *any a few folkwings In soprano volt*. Winning enoneca.Mischa itazdanoff my, torn with the el -mum stirring knife throwing from thelap, white looking wry tough In Cososickcostume.

Nicholas Itathey, tionntat. lead. hieveteran combo for good elm., and goodenough dance rouge. Ho la Peeked by(fano. string basn, guitar, cymballon_ ItoI. best fit gypsy tuna and poorest atdance mattes

A gypsy chorus In alto on hand. buttilt not perform at this allow raibtlit,

Paul Drub,

Melody Lane. Kansas City,Missouri

Talent peaky: Donne band. Manny.,nest: Mae Manzetai. proprietor: MikeMannelte and Ginger Shoe. hosta. Priem:Delon* front 25 mote; dam" /In it.No corm or minimum.

First no -called 'rustle cocktail lounge"far MD area. Its apdalanut breere-'s-dIed in the country. but furnishedand decorated In isoplatatiogedLiquor laws forbid sale of hard liquorto an trilobite/overt of Ulla sort.

11111 of tam is meeptIonally good. chefbring Charles Damnntl. Menu is con-taderably more elaborate than at anyother Imo! night club. Mansell° for-merly see manager of the, Casa }logoClub bete. He h araisted by his wile.the former (Unger She, tap dancer.

Muelo and entertainment are turnialiedby Meld mama and hia omeicatte,8PiDa als-piece (day combo. lhatureIs orternity Room for wham partim,the wails of %%Rh are lined with auto-graphed photo* of perforrocrs of the pantand precepts Rob Locke.

El °deo, New YorkTalent policy: Dance and show bond;

floors/ow at 010. 11 10 and 2 a.m. Ma n-*gement: Benito Collede, olarroi,y; Ror-r4, nranoyer; Dorothy Kay, press 0001.

DIAAL? from $t.A flee -people floorshow that gives the

tnipresiton of a much bigger show. duoto Its speed. nosh- changing of costumeand Mato.

aNnatlart D Antonio de Cordoba,Walcott young flamenco dancer makingIns Anweiran debut and already gettinga publicity butid.up from. Dorothy KayIA a con of "male Carmen Amara."It. Is a lithe. anal youth when* healchoking. linger snapping scat turn* togypey mule are a true delight. HA*rooternernte. are precise and anteater. andhe don wet. with a solo and hie team-work with Motorta tiartsda gypsy angerand dancer, who Luta worked Ult. dub

befoce. Teamed by Collada, they portermvery well together.

Tenon* assts la mete and gitta-satethem: tee a Latin Artlat--and her claralcsalaparstah dancing In arresting. SomeOutman and heel technique la good,and atom makee floe use of coquettish eyesto sell her number*. The Pular& BlanirtiA,in wide Mexican mammas. Ong mocha°tunes and also so:moony theauselrea Oetthe guitar. Votes are nice. but that/telling LI weak.

Duo Alberto masse tacely and :mulehis nix -rasa band for Mop; acesempantwait. doing :emelt to sell the allow. Msdance rhythms are okay. too. Ht, fid-dling Is backed by accordion, piano, go-tta. string nava. drums and sax.

A ptaitut. also rung the Solosea. han-dles the band tulle laically. Peal Dente.

Shorn Hotel, PantherRoom, Chicago

Talent polity: Swing band: Amer et4:30 and 13. Management: Smut Dyfieldand Frank Verlag, oPanttaaa: trawodMayer, pUbtraly. Pore,: Mialensim DSOexcept gaunter, 11140).

Thin jitterbug temple u back to full-length noontime. derlyned to draw moreMr from the older Yarns In the walyere:slog haunt In addition to severalspecialties from Will Briseneyn band,latest bandstand tenant, snow hoe Ilseof Dorothy Byton girls (6) and theMonocled Ambassador,, acre team.

The giels were toonenehat onociranierelopening night, but they should mine toorder by the time this reaches print MissBytom has had lines bete Defoe* nod sheIs fully aware of the room's needs. Thekid* are good looking and not bad on leg-work. They open with a reugeol comedymining to Ira Undoadood. winding upwith amoral acres tricks. Midway theypresent a clever radium novelty andclose the show with an ottl.ttrae WoltgIn which the customers porticIpate.

Too Monocled Ambassador* (tem metalore ray &Mgt In dr.). and inaninTIBInt.and their *Wet of latiantinx best, areemanated with equal poll.h. A mirroredorgy of preonntlig an Acrobatic turn andIt e.t.a more than posong attention.

Wal Bradley mama the show naturallyand smoothly. Ray McKinley, ace Mum-mer, tops the specialty boners with ases.don that lifts 14101 J-TiAg into *Wingheaven )he. la *to on hand with theBoogie-Woogie Trio amity Muted. MownFellx Olobbe, base) woo dish out wanehot arrangement,. of Dolan. the Road aPiece and Lady Re Good.

The ACCAIA are In the capable bats& orTerry Mien fformeny with Lorry Clin-ton), who Wrath his affeetito LarltnM tosuch ballads ow Blue Champagne, amongothers, and Lynn Oardner. cute madclean -looking songatress. who did all

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right won Daddy and a novelty co.frit-turtini McKtnley.

The band Is .wing-CterraClotta from be.ginning to end. The ban are down afterthe dinner hour and the the ktda onthe dance floor renny Rosen up the:Irgeurk to match the torrid rhythms ofthe Bradiey.McKintcy faintly.

Carl Marx is still clowning around theroom. Corning bands include Jack Tea-garden and Woody Rennin.

Sam Nonloberg,

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

Latin 'cite/ band: ffoorneons at I, 12 and2 a.m. Managernenl, Jack Herrn, owner:Miffon Rubin, press agent. Prices: Dinnerfrom d125,12 minimum.

Georgia Price Ls back. Coming out ofan on -arid -off all -year retirement, PriceLa doubleng between his *eat on the NewYork Stock Exchange and La Conga,which reopened concurrent Mai Prior'sengagement. September 124). He's get-ting guarantee and percentage.

La Conga la now being feinted by JackHanna. band leader at the spot. who tookover after the plate folded last summer.Mliton Rubin, formerly the owner. Ls nowthe prises/tent. Hanle Is still waving hisbaton In front of the band.

It', rather hatemgrumia to think ofPrice. performer of the Broadwayschool, working In this predominantlyLatin Jittery. But estranger thing, havehappened. and bers here, and he fit..Price has excellent nutertal and sockdenser', but Ls tufty on that Moue thatbinds a routine together. The houseliked his old school ahowminship.

Price did Aurora with dialect& amongOther things, and broke out into his

Rye, Bye Blackbird. mate smite -Motu, of Rithenan. Jolson. Cantor endshawl In their coo.: familiar routines.

The revue Includes a dance team, 131.Ostanos, of which the blond girl partnerIs amazingly lithe. has beautiful balletmovements and completely ootahartowatier partner. She's lovely to took at. DonRichards, emote anti self-coneelous bast.tone. has a nice enough voice but is veryaloof. A Itne of six looker. work verynicety ln three production numbers_

Harris's band provides the snow back-log and the mayor portion of Neelyrhythrnto dance canc. Don Marie'srumba crew glees out with the hotLatin rhythms. Sal Sall.

The Patio, CinciututtiToren! policy: Dance band and floor.

&Rots at 7:30 and If. 3fenegement Pant Penny, general manatee. Prime:Lanciteon trove 40 cents; dinners fromSS cents: drink from 3S cants. No coverar ethatmun, weekdays: SI entniestortSaturdays. No Sunday operation.

With Its opening postponed 'revelweek*, due to the delay In obtainingequipment, the Patio (formerly OldVienna) finally got under way Thursday

to a near -rapacity creed that mar.Feted id the changes that bad beenwrought In this basement bistro.

Gaily decorated in a Spanish =AU.with the manta of the staircase thatformerly rodly chopped up the oldMina contour. and with everythingbright and spanking new. tritilaiding anattractire nerving and patron bar and anow dance floor tend bnr.ristand, the newchamber Athens up as the ducklest pop-ular -Pelted night haunt in the downtownarea. In edditton, the room's seatingcapacity het been Increawd r.ritne 20 per

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Thl. spot has eNoted vastly 1r-rree.Ardblivineve the Nat *eland pure satire theeniplotment of better emtercaltimentfare. and the new layout bids fair toattract an even Mauer play, some ofehuh come from the Netherland Plaza'sswank roans upstate"

The current floor layout fits in withthe Latin etyltng but smocks too muchof ramer.oes, what with two dance palmcnvorting on the same bill. Hasty last.minute preparations to open may baseaccounted for the any.

The opener la fitting Spanish dancerevion prevented by four gala and twolads The Gaylord*, attractive andgrerert11 dance pair, show off well In fourroll:Inca. Including the rumba and conga.Have good styling and originality andbell their stuff excellently.

Lola and Andre. a good-looking Latinpair, register equally as well with theirSpanish taping. arid for a finale bringback the lad and three Vide, who en-companiel them In the opening. foe anall-out omen In which they partner withvolunteer from the nudirnce It madefoe a lively and crony session.

Ott the etalid are Don Juan Rodrigoand ht. Latin combo I0), who nutlet.plated In the Dhow with pleasing songand muaic. The toys have a good senseof Latin rhythm. their efforts along that.lino exceeding their tries on the modernditties Bill Sacks.

Havann.31adrid, New YorkTalent policy: Donee and show band:

Ilnoesherni at 8, 12 and 2, produced byJulio Richards; mire nees by Ette2oReinenfoL Management: Angel Lopez andRaymond Ferrer, operators; Ed Wiener.publicity; John Morelli, maitre d'holei.PtIcet Weekday minimum, V; Saturday.and holidays, 4240.

jtillo Richards make, bat debut asfloOrthow producer with a colorful andtut -moving display, tagged Cord Neon.bar Fiesta and Including several songHama out of the Latin world. The Span.

routines remain authentic. The talentIs okay and smartly presented.

Richards, ealde from his duties as pro-ducer, teems with sexy redheadeddancer, Mkt He to graceful and a compe-tent dancer. The pelf week well theirfirst number, a torchy r.anign whichbrought them big hand. They altoparticipate in the conga finale.

Another pair of newcomer* here at.Carla and Fernando, previonaly wen atthe Hotel St. Welts. They continue todo eireepttortel flamenco work. They pro.vicled two numbers and an encore andbad to take several bows.

Male soloist to Marco Dr Carlo. Mierhas an expreseive rote, altbo lacking Inpower. Did two effective Latin number*and South of the Border foe a good band.

Mon Ortega, a holdover, continuerto please with her songs. She hat addedconaiderahty to her stage presence sinceher bow here. Her voice Is smooth, butmakes a mistake when trying to getvolume. Warbled Tempo In D, by Albania;Marto Elena and Glentrui Mei. Got a bigresponse.

CUTnen Montoya Contributes so ef-fective flamenco dance Mille workingwith aunsucts and Anita Rabid Oloaarlasnicely In a brief OM

The line routines are colorful andcapably done. Their three tries registeredapplause.

Hoene was packed opening night.Proltan Maya doer the rhow.baektng

with the and of CnIquilleo and Everl.Sta.Cuban bongo pounders, while DOA Oil.berth Is relief band. Joe Cohen.

Flagship 29, Union, N. J.Talent parley: Dance band, Nenape-,ent. Charles .4. lake. proprietor.

relies: Dinner from SI: 73 cents mint -mum, except Saturday (0/20).

After a year of the Korn /Cobbler,comedy band. thls big, flashy Jerseyto.adhowe brought In Mel Marvin'. bandSeptenibcr 23 for an Indeftrtite run.

Marvin's Tall. It hay Mune la lustright for ell. Mg spot. catering toyoungsters and family groups Marvinis big -smite maestro, good at bend -S haking and who also takes an occa-e lonal vocal. ills boy. (band averageage is 23) are youths who play good. thenot exceptional. Instrumente_ Theydoable on other. Instruments and formduns, trice and ensembles for straightvocal and comedy effect.. A lot of Metrfunny hat and munIng buttinese Isdefinitely corny. but the patrons love Ithere, and that's what counts.

Band Ls composed of three sax, twotrumpets, trombone. guitar, drum&piano. strIng bass, Billy hree la mul-let, revealing a spotty tenor votot that

Club !akin'New York:

THE JANSLISTS tan Monday 120) onthe Uruguay for the Urco. Rio de Janeiro.

PRANK PAY succeeds Joe Priam ascense. et La Martinique October 1. . . .SHEILA IIARMLIT goes Into the Wal-dorf-Astoria October I. . . ESTELLEAND LrAtcrY and /tureen Swann IntoPete'. Monte Carlo October 7.. . . KINGCOLE TRIO reopen. at Kenya StablesOctober 17, . . . NINA KORDA arrivinghere In about week, following her/South American stand. . THREE PO.TATO DUOS, comedy ocarina turn. areplaying this area. /managed by LesterLaden. Act la a year and a half old..

Chicago:Sall:ROL%) 8157155 go Into the (Mer-

man Hotel October 7. . M.EANORleft)NCli has returned to the Cement*Rouse.. . . HELM RIORDAN is out ofimmediate danger following an abdom-inal operation at the Henrotin Hospital,according to Dr. tiharnbaugh, whoperformed the operation.

BILLIE HOLIDAY has left for Holly-wood following her run at the SturmanHotel. She opened at the Cafe Societythere Weetrareday (1). . . . °LIMN ANDSHIRLEY. Coehlo. Pranklyn D'Arnoresold Alice Kaman are on the Chez Permbill with Joe E Lewd& opening Friday (31.

THE STARLETS moved Muriel Xret-low's line at Harry. Now Yorker OctoberO. Darlene Ottum, of the line, will befeatured In an acro specialty.

Philadelphia:COOK AND BROWN head for the Wein

Coast to fill a picture contract on com-pleting their run at Jack Lynch'. WaltonRoof.. . . SUSAN LANGE tzensfere fromtinthansy Club to Esergreen Casino.. . .

CII1CK MULLERY to entree the openingallow at Prank Pnlilinb01 when the re-built nitery reopens In mid -October....FRANC= PAYE figured for Club Daltfollow-up late In October If deal foeDinah Shore falls the.... JACK MOSScelebrating the seventh unit this week tOMt at otemoby- amt

ranges from dull tnotnents to InterestIng,holding -that -note effect& Band arrange -menu are by Marvin and his pianistand Met aax man.

Band has four Mutual wires a weak.Ithedhothe Is *pp -edition to the Chan-ticleer. the Brook and the Chatterbox.which draw from the wanes area.

Pawl Dente,

Follow Up NightClub Review

TRIA.NON, SMITH GATE. CALIF.-Since this spot benne Ito Moreno,/around Its dance band, the shows varywith each new band. This time it isClyde McCoy and Ma Sugar Blues Or-chestra, plus the Ouffins.

McCoy 'mecca and the on -beaus is onfor an nil -out Tear It Doton. McCoyvocalizes and realty goes to town ontrumpet, Freddie Stone, vocalist, han-dles tambourine, and the Pottr BennettMiters beat out the rhythm with manat-ee,,

1 New a Rkeprody brings on the Ma-nna a nnooth-working tram that clickedfrom the very outset. Atha DuStn is ahigh kicksr and got biz hand for beeweek. They encored with a knockaboutact highlighted by spires and floor elides.

Stewart singe in the Mesh of theNight. Dore a sweet Lob on ballads.Sells well. The four pretty Bennetta do rhythm tap well. However, Unclog Lstheir forte.

The next act was what the people hadbeen waiting all evening to hear. McCoyand hits rendition of Surat Blues.Trumpet work really wowed ben.

The Dunham were back for the bonDente. The Bennetts and filmier%brought the show to a fast finals withvocals on Daddy. Larry Powell. trumpet.took the part of the "baby" and got abig hand for his work. Sam Abbott.

Al 'Whittle Now P. A.ATLANTA. Sept. 27. -- Al %%nth, for.

mer vaudevIllian and more recently op-erator for neighborhood theater., hasbeen named publicity manager of theRialto Theater here.

Trentk.n. N. J. . . . NAY V011tstAN AWN'banquet manager at Club Bali, coiningin from Prank Palumbo& with Al Zim-mer leaving Hotel Adelptitla for similarany,. it Jack Lynch', Walton Roof....MARIAN YOUNO. fens member ot 'the°duds:nen at Italinere' little Bathe-keller, gels bid for spot In new musical,Maid In America.

Holly1r0OrifTHE DUPPLNIS bare moved Into the

Tr/e11011 in South Gate. . . . DELVALEW, Dolores Clam Carolyn Masonand Manny throng recently opened atthe Zamboanga... . JANE LEWIS andSterna and Dean WO current at tilcDon-mire Party Room. . STUMP ANDSTUMPY ere in the new show at theRhumboostr. . . LSOBEL, °MARCO.currently at VAlitton. Chicago. to =-posted on the Coast early In October.

Arras and There:CHEENA DE SIMONE holds over an

additional three weeks at the Beath -comber. Providence. Show IncludesMaine Jordan. Luct114 and Caine Ve-nom. . . PAUL REOAN currently at,the Dempsey Vanderbilt, Miami. withthe Water YURies. . . . KJDN ICINGcurrently at the Spat Hotel. Bishop.Calif, after a run at the Tin Pan Alley.Hollywood. . PRA1112.2.9 go Intof,elhitre. Lawrence, UAW. . BERTHANLEY has opened at Inc Savoy. Mont-real, . . fulmar AND BRADLEY setIce the George Wsthington Hotel. Jut-noncale Fla. . . PAUL CARLEY newvocalist for Dick Roger* ark. . . &D-IANNE AND CHRIBTINE are on a 12 -week date at the Taber& 1.1.31ettess Mies.. . . NORMA BROWNE, formerly withthe /forma Americo Ream, now conduct-ing a dance studio et Ottawa, la.

MARJORIE GARREMON, pliustart-singer, la in her 17th week at the MelodyLounge of the Comethut Grove, Boaton.

VAL DEL AND PEGOY, current atPittabnigh's Yacht Club, bead back COPlortda nittehe in two week,.. . . BAIL-NEY AND LONMA leave *ft Weber. Hof -Mau, Camden. N. J., to begin s three.weeder at the 00th Street Rathskeller.Prilladelphis. . . . JOHNNY ICAAHRIESUnwilling open October 0 at the Deets.ler-Wesillek Hotel, Columbus. 0. .CAPPY DAMN BOYS. who opened withthe Abe Lyman show at the Chese HotelSt_ Louis. September 13, are doubling Inthe hoteln Zodiac Room and doing tirophoto a week for Alprobrau Bow overKMOX. They are set there three weeks.Phil Tyrrell. Chicago. made the bookings.

VALLEY AND LYNNE have been heldo second week at the Chen Amt. Buffalo.

MARINO AND DE V01.1., after aleweeks at Hotel Mayflower. Jackromville.Fla. are current at the Henry GradyHotel. Atlanta. . . . KLARE KENNEY,"baritone prima donne.- Is at( on .songrecitals and innate eluba In the Pa -elite Northeast until hoorentant 1, sifterwhich he returns to Eastern nitwits.

THE TIM= Cress wt eand tip amonth at Chew Maurice, Montreal Sep-tember 27, their third engagement Inthe town within a year.. . TIP 'TOPDANCERS, after lb werks on the Steen&bee on the Oreet taken, are eurtent atSiminghuret Country Club, Lexington,Icy. art by Mary Armstrong. of MCA..

.. OITA °HALOS'S AND PATE BLAMEbare opened at Club Edgewood. Spring-field. M.. alter 14 weeks at the Play -boos& Akron.... PAUL. AND FLORRIECUSNINORAM are at Jack At Bob'.,Trenton, N. J., which last week cele-brates It. seventh anntrertary. . . .DANNY RICHARDS, meet. Ii In sixthweek at River Fleet Inn. PhilatielphtsJIMMIE REYNARD, male trnperwernitcet.now In her 10th week at Cafe Interna-tionale. Hollywood. has been contractedto remain 12 More liana.

THE ateverrrni ant -girl line, aroPt -trine at Ito not. Artea Theater. Mex-ico City, and tripling into the en Pealeend Waikiki Clubs, . . , JOAN COMMnow at the Club Parer. AttantIc Cty.. . . MIS WAYNE is current at the ClubRail Philadelphia.. THE PRABELLSappearing at the Hofbrau. Lawrence,Mule.. . . RON NOVV3-LE on a returnengagement at the Park Rest, Newark.

. . DON AND CASSANDRA In theirthird week at the Club Cacanom. Detroit.

. MURRY PICKTORD has opened atthe Sbowixat. South Beni. . . DONRAND, along with Bally Richards. Peppylane slid Jose Del lUo. at, the WonderClub, New Orleans

Of -lobar 4, 1941

Henie-Miller PieHeads for 39G inChi; Hampton 19G

NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 21

CHICA00.-The Chleago Theater(4.000 Waal *22000 how* gel has* good combinatton In the new SonjaHonk picture, Sun Fattest Serenade. withOlenn bend and Milton Ik114.and a presentation show featuring Dr."Think-a-Drtnk- Hoffman, Everett West.Orli* Crow., Stump Rtcc and Omega CM-tello. The week aterted well September26 and should hare no trouble garnering$39.000. Pine, considering tack of nameson the ewe

Week ended September 2$. the Chicagoslipped to a. bad 831.000, with a DorothyLemur sarong pie, Atoina of the SouthSeer. and a stare bUI featuring theSmoothies, Mecum disappointed.

State -lake 13.700 seats. 1115.0f0 hoteseaverage) has a good combo this weekWaning September 241 to second MOof Marx Mothers in Big Stole and LionelItempton% hand unit. 'Wooten Justetheed a four -week run at the ShermanHotel here and has detvioped a goodfollowing among the jtreertnkth Rousele emblem In 00 the publicity of hishotel nut and should gamer a neat819.000 gross. Week of September 19,!Meuse reaped a terrUie *22.000, withGypsy Rose Lee and Rosette Atm head-lining a etude bill. Screen had a filler.Ewes for Break/alt.

Wash. Capitol Tops24G in Anni Week;$18,500 for Earle

WASIHNOTON.-Terrifie attraction ofAndrews Sisters. Is proving a problemfor Weiner'. F.arle for week ending Oc-tober 2, dote gala enter for the first6110w and stay thru the day. Pam workby the singing trio gave It bigger to.caption than evrr earned been before-actually stopping the Saturday 127) pro-gram. The slow turnover may cut the$20,000 expected grows from bill thowtogTema on screen. with Lowe, Hite endStanley plus the Billy Rapers and Rosy -rum on stage. Week ended September23 with Natty Blues pulled IS healthy818,3d0. Lome% Capitol. having let-down from Its 14th birthday last week.ended September 24. anticipates only415.000 front current attraction of Mar-ried Bachelor on screen and JaeltioHoller. Duval. Bryant Raines and Young.UM Three Fbiarad Boys and Rockets onsiege. Altho full week ends October I.the Capitol got a lift from the one-night stand, SittUrdey (271 by Hob Hopefor lest etegethow. Birthday bwlnrtaamounted to huge $44,000 resulting fromequal pull of pie and stage_ Lady ReGeed aim plus stage tabloid of Choco-late Soldier and Shelia Barrett, Hal LeRoy, Cornea end Minor.

Vaude Return toSpokane Only Fair

SPOKANE.-Return of circuit etude tothe Post Street September 5 to 7 Miesa summer's thapendon was anythingbut euthielows. Menem Milani L.Evans collecting *1.000 for the threedays, just enough to pay expenses. if,blames everything but the nude.

Friday Opening was good. Saturdaywax hurt by opening of Playfair horse -racing season. arA Sunday by nastyweather.

Show had Felix Morales Duo. EddyLee, Gently Trio, Stewart Taylor Trio.Hector rind Pale behtnel the lights andThe 01 parr and the Lady nod CountyPair on the screen.

T. Dorsey Hefty$23,200 in Buffalo

BUFFALO-Prosperity at the QueenCity vaudefilmers continuos AlIlioweather was too pleasant lent week toaid theater attendance and with corn-petttlee amueemente at the Ertanser andAudit/alum, both the Buffalo and Cen-taur hung up top takes. Current weekMOM, above average also. espectally withcooler weather.

The Buffalo feentine capnelty. 3300.how* average, 411.300 for straight -tiered scored homily week ended Sep-tember 2$ with Tommy Domere orches-tra and strong Interpotattng acts. gar -(See BUFFALO GROSSES on pope 16)

Vauckfilm GrossesPara Okay; Duchin-"Blues" Strong,Roxy Opens With Big Exploitation

NEW YORK.-Clear weather and goodallow. are Continuing to pull to theBroadway box offices. grosses being wayCorer average. Roxy with the opening ofA Yank In the RAF September 24 look*like It will do the biggest Wetness/ litmontha.

The Peramount (3,014 meta: *37.000benne mango is In the second week ofatagethow with Mitchell Ayres. JudyMama and Ken Murray. Take loomsfee 428.000. witch rhtle not In the superbrackets still gives the house a margin ofprofit considering that budget on thisshOW has been lowest in a long time.nett week of thte MU pulled 1137.000.Plc Is Onr Wife, Moder Ougat startsWednesday (I).

The Strand (2,758 oath 03.500 houseavenge) In e second week with /21elyDuchln% band and Mtn Nary Blue labenefiting from the excellent explotta-

"Draft" CreditedFor 3G Detroit Take

DrOROIT.-Busineas at the Vog tieTheater' (1,400 *ester h oil cc average*3.000) In lie that week es the onlyfun -week ciente stand in town. wasaround average $3,000 sta..; about 9,000admissions.

Bill headlined the Down Shiers andthe Three Mementos Kids. with thoSlim Caught In the Drag getting alarge there of credit for the good week.

Howard Unit 19GIn Boston Is Fair

DAYTON.-Tbe first girtie show of thebenison, Refry Howard's flemacomber, of1942. starring Willie Masud, pulled afair 419.000 at the RECI-Doeton weekended September 23. Tickets were atregular price, at the 3,212 -seat bathe.Pie, Parachute Bottc/tott,

John Bole., Three Stooges and MitreMnylair headlining for a full week, end-ing October 2.

Howard% unit was called internationalCasino Rerve when it played FliSeldenCetwo weeks ago.

Palomar UpSEATTLE-Booked by the Bert Levy

office, the flee acts at the Palomar 11.430seem) grossed 1600 over the weeklysnoop> of 64,500 hat week. Acts wereDwight Darla Ted and Susie Weidman.Clif teed and =an Pearl, and Miller andBartow.

On screen. Mountain Moonlight andRaider of thr Or.ert.

Vande Return toSpringfield Okay

SiTtINGPLELD, Mess-Vaude returnedafter a slimmer vacation to be greetedby enthusiastic auchernow at the CourtSquare Theater here. The three -thymode:Um blIt that closed Saturday (201wars handicapped by the week-long Mgt -(7n States EatalnittOn, rhtch gatheredthe largest crowd* In its 2$ -your history.Nevertheless, the bathes were well filled.

On the stage were Louts and Dellte.Johnny Galvin. George Watts, Lamle intoCarol. the Three Micro Maniacs and Eight.Broadway Starlets,

On the Klein. Sweetheart of theCampus.

Brenda. Cohina Top10G in Dayton, 0.

DAYTON. 0. - The season's fledstraight etude bill. heeded by Brendaand Cobina. won with such approvalthat the box-office upped to more than010.000 for week ended September 25.

Average for house bat season wooaround ISSCCO. but three out of !meweeks so far thla irettOti hate gone OWthe *10.000 math. while the fourth hasexceeded last year's average.

tion Job done on the bill, Second ses-sion Is heeding for 1134.000. First weekgot a big 144.000.

The Roxy (2033 math $38,000 houseaverage) with its terrine publicity Jobon the film A Yank to the RAP labundlers up to a super 359.000 or betterfor its first week. Stsge bill has ArchieBobbin*, Don Arne, Nicholas Brothersand Miss America. Let week bill withAyres and Robbins. Crackerjacks andAdele Oirard Moe Sun Valley Serenadesurprised for Its third and final week bytopping the woad mouton for a grree of*45.600. &coed dui $42,000. while thefirst, 1410.000 BIII would have held a(Sea NEW TORK GROSSES on page 25)

Film Name Trio 7GIn Detroit Is Fine

OSTROIT.-Firet week of elude down-town since last sprint drew above aver-age at the Colonial (1.500 taste: houseaverage. 08.000).

Atte:schen use a bill headed by thefilm player. Lye Lys. Michael Whalenand label) Jewell. and did 47.000 on theweek. drawing an estimated 30,000pattocia.

Berry Unit FineIn Manchester

MANCHESTER, N. FL-Return ofamide to Palace Theater September 19and 20 resulted in setictit crowds bothnights. Itsuager Al Foley rays be mayextend vaude third day this season.starting Thursday Instead of Friday.

Opening bill. Harry Berry's SunklatVanities, was patronized chiefly by keelpeople. Trade from the 2.000 soldier§stationed here was negligible became,their pay day to the nest of the month.

Palace has 1.030 Feats, priced rat 44cents nights. and 31 cents matinees, Five.piece oft in under duce:ton of AlfredBuffet

Pave In opening show was Willie Dec.magtelen.

flee RICO acts. heeded by Paul Kirk-land. juggler. opened last night.

Spokane VaudeBuilding Slowly

SPOKANE-Third week of worth atPoet Street was the brat so ter, lout stillnot up 10 a year ago, rheas for thethree days, September 10 to 21. was11,200. up 4200 hem previous bill.

Opening night saw competition fromOonrega Untsemity-Artrons State foot-ball game, which drew 0.000. and Sat-urday and Sunday matinees buckedhome racing There were standee -a Sat-urday night, however, for nest time. BobWilliams and Red Dust, headlined. gotabove steerage newspaper mention. Menawere Met t Batton Freckle and BarnyardPorlies.

`Vanities' Lukewarm88C in Dayton, 0.

DAYTON. 0.,--00nalderteg that the.tags ettraction, keel dorrMi's Vendtem,as 4 *WA% was far below expectations.box office of IN8800 at the RICO Capitolweek ended September 18 may be me -frittered good. tho several thousand letsthan the two preeeding weaker

tack of re..r inetertel by the men,-diens, no unusual footwork by thechorus and generally half-hearted pro-duction thruoirt didn't help mattersmuch.

Rochester,Stabile7GPROVTDENCE-Eddie (Rechesterl An-

derson and Deck Stabile and his orchestra.sharing headline position on Metro-politan% week -end MIL gave that housea gross of 114.900 for three-day standi19-211. Supporting acts. Oratte Dante.Walton and O'Rourke. Ruby Meg. Pie:Let's Go Collegiate.

3 Weeks of Vaude inWorcester a Click;Calloway's 12G Best

WORCFATER. Stem-Orowee for thefind three weeks of vaudefilots at thePlymouth Theater 13.900 seats) exceededall eXpeetstiona the figures betteringthose for the top three attractions of ladseame. Cab Calloway and HI. CottonClub Orchestra, completing three daysSeptember 24. heeded Din het with a$100e grow. turning away crowds. Fieratagewhows deny. Pilot was Etas theBays Goodbye.

Eddie Anderson. with Dick :Rohl,* or-chestra, appeared opening week for threedays. ending September 10, and drewheathy. UndeoprOured on screen. Grossestimated at 8111.000. The second weekhad Willie Howard with The interna-tional Cann° Revue and, but foe twoday. of hot weather. would hate out -grossed the opening week Indeed of fall-ing off *nanny. Screen fare xis TheUncertain Peering.

Despite the juicy grasses the Plymouthwill discontinue yawl* until the middleof October.

L. A. Houses BeatStrong Competish

LOB ANORIX15,--Deepite competitionfrom tad themes. the Los AntherCounty Fair. Pomona. and night base-ball games and fights the Paramountand Othbewn did above par bualneaaheat week.

Paramount, which seats 3,555 andcharge.. Win and 75 cents. did a good816.500 with Matty Melneek% orchestraand the Copecebena Revue. On thescreen MN Badtanda of Dakota. A num-ber of screen players who appeared Inthe him made personal appearancesThursday night.

Orpheurn, with 2.200 saw and 30. 40and 35 cents attinish. went strong withCharlie Barnet% embalm and turned Inan $11.300 gram

Howard Unit $6,500,3 Days, Providence

PROVIDENCE-Merry Howard% Inter.national Casino !Terve. with Willie How-ard featured. breaking In at Metropoli-tan here Friday to Sunday, September12 to 14, got 48,500. This eras a pick-upover previous week, when businessslumped, following pollee Ott3BOT banbarring Oypsy Rosa Lee front simmer-ing. Management expecte further buntl-ine in grow week -end. September 10 to21. with Eddie (Rochester) Anderson

redlining bill.Plc, Gentteenen Prom Dirk.

3 Stooges Show$1,875, Great Biz

READING. Pit-ibintiner Demon OfSunday yawl* outdoors at HinintelatetehGrove at suburban Wolmsdorf closedSeptember 7 with record crowd of7.800 for three pericemancee. BM wasbeaded by the Three Stooges, with sixateradard acts aupyorting. At 25 cents.gross of $1,875 was considered sensa-tional. especially deice Sunday markedthe opening day of the Reeding Fair,Part stand was booked all sewn by theJolly Joyce Agency of Philadelphle.

"Beauty" StrongSEATTLE-On the four -day holdover

at the ItIvoil (900 seats) the rude ahoy.Beauty and the Drain. with Lombard,and WIlliarne and a Myer hitcher revue.took In 4900 or well over half their week-ly average of e1.e00.

Starting last week, Use Rircill 1. chime -lag Thursdays rather than the customarySunder. Scrota changes throe thee.weekly.

Palomar 1G OverSEATTLE-With is strong film bill, the

Palomar Theater went over work ago last,grossing *3.500. or 111A00 over the aver-age. Venda had Spee Watkins, Jacksonand Blackweel. Johnson erd Diehl. theMusical Bentleys and Hector and hisdog

screen wee Republish lee-Copodes.

22 The Billboard NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE October 4, 1941

State, New YorkflIterincest Thursdey diming. Sept. TSI

Wan paced test.morIng .roc.. here Lseireerly luelt together by droll he xLevis doing a sharp Job of emceeing,and an erne more now -edged routineof Impolite banter, ceased, Marine andmere] !deleting with all of the othereste Show. ten, could there 10 minutesand Ike nothing.

Lewis. au ace ede attraction. hangsUse audience high ilt1.13 1 style, deaneryand material that draw, balea of laughsNot mune 01 tt le new, but We darnedgood. IN eerie. cooly, In punchy andduet wale of en, and drives borne withhis percdies From 16 to le Were MaSweetest Years of My Life, Sit LemonsFro", Medan Woofs. and us standard.Sew, Ton Mesa the Plaits Too Limy,which a now bring loon by nearly era,.body. Loose hae titemty of blue WWI.but dine. It Wendy.

Owe. In Billy Wells and the PourPays going In foe pnefuslon of acne.deeming, coaled)'. patter end mu.. eon -UM, Fire performers go Hum plenty ofcontortion work to em midterm band.

Yellow. le Boyd Heathen. Chace.Indian baritone, who used to be an m-ow and bouncer et the Pepper Tot enOreeenneh Village. Now that he. upton,ha dowe't do much with himself. *oresIn itild. moUonleee any. Rang f Feela Song Coming Ow. medley of threepope. and Versa the Remitter. Dennistile statute and apparent aterorth, hswere oceeptnely weakened In the lastnumber.

Fetal tiered and KU Thy Bow perfeceuWen their wins! showmanship. Remoraremelt work with the midget. MI. Thereidgete do then usual With pole act ofone balancing and the other Wooingthe xylophone way up there. Added innew rang. bit, hoverer. winch Is anti.ellutaetio.

Another lop act on the bill a theInters Astor ell. tameable coloredW itiona tipping the wales at about1,010 pounds and selling pinny ofrhythm In their KOS sesslons. ISA AChlekee Ain't htsthire Rat a flied,Beibtichee and fn.: Moo,., which wasno UnC1114(0111411 Ons ono by Vv.eines Peters. StsibrentabM Ton, wastalker. Gel boa a beautiful voice andsena like a million. They abed pantyof prentbality and muWe-

Plc Life Repass for Andy Hardy.Item., tale. Sal Zan.

Vaudeville ReviewsIt KO -Boston, Roston

(Renewed Friday garseney, Sept.Be.olliss bent matinue to bristle with

name.. long familiar to moviegoer. andthe Idea Is paying off nicely. Currenthall feeture* John holm Three Stoegenand Maxi Mayfair. lorry nine housebond leader maw* and alt., a enuelealintroducticee beings on the Helen Steno.cede Onle, Octet le a local feriutte,haring alienated at elute to geed inter..dun mune. Their feet roller elutingroutine is bit with the crowd, whileepirelalty nitrite create considerable M-itten, to make fora anomie opener.

In the deuce spat are Fanny and KittyWatson. Miter term. They here a neatsong and patter routine that Imilldasteadily, Gage are good and the diparmed at the corpulent Penny got manylaughs They grabbed a big bend forthen Line. American Plow and Mallybeamed cd. ellen Innate alike solidlywith her dance ne.illnes. A new num-ber. a combitesUon a hegidne. waltz andrumba. be well Wolin*. Sees clickwith the crowd from the word go and herdancing and routine. leave nothing tobe desired.

John Doke, etnema dogleg star, boldsdown next -to -honing and is well re -coned. Bolen le popular hero and r.akep demoting kw more at ahem *Went.faHet began with ?Wowing Ma 01nAround and My Sister and I and thenwent Into Ree Rue, One Alone and Wait-ing at fee Oat. foe Katie. The ant toOwere slightly out of place. but be scoredheavily with nee others. Called beck..be encored with a repeat on Katie andthe tread pined In en the chores. Hebegged oil to a tremendone bend.

The Three Stooges <low with theirnon funultar routine of enwatebblog andheadekreockIng There lat no let.up Inthe oat and they score Kan and againwith clear gage Frequent *Mocks oneach other add to the henna and theyneede a rent closer for the wrens bill.

Ou the screen. Mmliars Spitfire's Baby.Mite Roptax.

Roxy, New York(ltarteirra 'ratty greeting. Sept. 26)Smart widoeunson of the dim, A Yank

In the RAP. athlete Included a streetcarnival In the parking lot *deigning thetheater. brought forth the large. crowds

Cc Ill urocclul tai. Ic>occ In nMILO ran roll- with good bit of theaudleuce corning In by Inntellon-

There war ea much activity outsideOf the howl an there woe testae. Ex-terior activity produced a gay carnivaland dancing-MAI...tenet annoletere.stage how. unfortunately, produced noouch exultation. deepen Jams Keyestenet lineup end the nimbi productioncare invested In Boxy therm.

Weir fault to In the pacing, and moatof the fault the with Archie normal,re... CUs matured la atsrting to drycut, becau.e of his long run here, andthe verblege he toed row from left tend.Ilia opening warm-up allot idled to wa-rompll.h it. purpose. Ciao Fester -etas' dam, circus annumo precisionroutine got e tine hand.

The Orme tone gave Sharkey the Seal geed setting. This future Cur oweham remarkable Intelligence, trainer Ilan.In; him go thou with balancing stuntsvocal descriptions of an airplane, agarrulous femme and a bullfrog. Wittennep playing a tune on a set of belle. Wentover big.

Den Arr.. another longetermer here.wee In One vole, end gave out withGenesee SI.,0,02( and a pop medleymlalle the hoe.0 femmee, pranced aroundhim to )sonde dmosplune,

Rosemary La Manche idles America)ea a personable lady with mild degreeof talent. Carr.. her lInne well in an xchempe with Itobbitie, end winds upwith an unspectacular tap.

The Michela. Dr011Iell. Pcipta danceduo, display the talent of the eveedue.with a ILatey sot of routines Interspersedwith smart ono work. One ol themdoe vocal. Mee. To Quern. They en-cored with roan aottehose with nob -binschiming In.

In the Ude, the Itexyettea declarewar with a amp military drill withnib* and bayonets which went over well.Some patrons got excited and aboundorders to the gage. ton were promptlydisregarded. The gals slay on deg, topuede during the screen credits.

Lobed aoUvity, during the evening- tn.eluded a nu pop Woodcut, while out-side the Worm army rearchltehta Itt upthe [heroine. Mara pollee squads wererequired to handle the crowds. Thenosy publicity safe headed by HemelDamon. was atiiintented by the HalRome orynntratlon to Arndt up Internet.Then 'Corte were effective. Joe Celan.

State -Lake, Chicago(Arranged Friday Afternoon. Sept. bS)

Tho In its tenancy. Lionel Ittelleoten proved to a prontable githertteg heretoday that he has band that la elmost0.s good on the dago as It le on a hotelto eight club floor. True, eon. of hisnumbers am too tong foe stage outw101p-nom but that poInt Is sensor and an berutty remedied Lionel I. ea much ofn awirmen now as he host horn duringhla days wilb Denny Ooodoien. Inaemtle in sincere and his work on theyttentharp. &tna end piano to tope.

133 W. 509 SI. New YolkTwo Zephyrs and Onedon and Romeonot of one beat caliber. The tuna of the

Teo bed the aocompanylng wets are

click, but they omillet. and the otherpicialtlea are norfully week. State -take audtences hare born Owned to ex-pect nothing but the best In reboredeneortainntent and anything fall:leg be-low that mot won% get pkeema men-ticte

tot's go over the bead's assignmentneat. The brow open with wild awingnumber. Sonny Prevent. first tecantion-tat and mesas of the instrument.solos with Meateneouth, a clever &Noveltyto which he displays some routed tram -bens week tent In bard to best. RubelInsley handles the Wade in nice.peen rake. Did f Don't Want to Set MtWorld On Pt. and You end I and couldhave done more. udtleig by the r,con.e.Other numbers treated In Jitterbug style

* by the ortheetne with Lionel as a few.lure, include Flying Homo (written bytile 1014CO. boogie ero.Als Item Noon-tidew and clammy the Cheer, the finale.

The 'P.O &plan 02* an early and re.pat the act wen for the last !OW weeksat the Sherman Hotel here. Feat, a mu.aloe' hodgepodge on wassh boards. thethe gamy of craps In Otos motion, andnnally a raat rhythm dance. Den aregood °entree dancers and capable pan.tOtoluttla

Cordon nod dogma, next to theme.work In lourboolored suns They sing.armee. talk -all on the needy side n tietheir ono teener work by far the brat.

/Crean Iteio, labor. thee tap num-ber. Janie Scott, blonde. opens stna chorus of Daddy (hod) and idiot,*

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Direction: ROGER I. MURREL 137 W. 41tti Si., New York City.

with pow. unorthodox tap routine.On acrern. Marx Mother. In dig Stare.

ninon> to order for thia asultence. Btagood second ahoy opening day.

Sam Honietneg.

I'aramotunt, Los Angeles(devirered TA...day ireenirty, Sept 2i)

sautair Tine, bob Cratere radiotheme song. wend to introduce thenwentro as the restore of the Pare.Mountie bill here. Crosby uses sex brewsOre sax and nee rhythm. int-Iodizes twoguitars. and open. with helicon Rose,with Malty Mattock's clarinet and Usetrumpet coming to for top wee porta.Tame Wes followed with the manateehandling the weals well. The tenor saxand guitarist were on toe the Vocals. with1)1101 changed to a Los Angeles Wade OnChattaitoogo Chen Choo. Tamura Sket-hingtoce, a now goltanst. recanted onAll the Talon, rots Are for Mg band.Debby Hackett. WWII 6ddle wadded andplayed Whielleves Mothewin-Lem ThewhittlIng a a gag but clicked. Band haa number of sad gags and audiencegets big kick wit of the horseplay.Crosby doe, a moil lob we enwee.

LIZ Tilton. mu, Woody deign. han-dled Einy Street. I Want My Mama andDaddy In top !Whine, with Crosby col-Lthceatieg on the last named tune. DoeRandall used a einenetne, a sort ofhunie.tute, to innate Hairy BusedWayne King sod Steep ?HSU. He moreland Cr...by clicked vette Tots Are MySurmisene.

The Deanna, dance than offered aVienne. welts and Inter rag doll Magerto solid moans. Bob Cate then armedon March of the Bob Care with Roy}Undue welting the irmelleht for drumw.k. On the semen, Itnkl Reek theDmen Sore Abbott.

Chicago, Chicago(RomonLvdni.d.v Afternoon. Sept.:;)A RePPY'Oembleatlern that should keep

the bowellece gins bun all week: SueFret. y Serenade. with Sonia Heinle. GlennMiller and band and Milton Note, onWORM and a presentation euiewhowfeaturing Dr. -Thinge-Drtnk- Koffman.Everett 'Wont, Sonny Rice, George Core.tette. Cries Crow and the Dorothy HidBenet.

The line number, are femiltar butrood enough to giant! repention. TheEtna (16) open with Highland swing.followed by Sunny Rice. goodlookIngand dory tap dancer. who ocettettiuteacouple of elates,. rmittnes climaxed withsmoothly executed scents and tuna.

Omega Coruna salesmen par mewl-lence, Whops out hie educated an

-one by one and clam with deaf anneal -fully. The dogs are dentired to lentiar.soma. Heillystot conies and each die.tInguisbee Weisel( with mene differentfeat. Hece' tondo veteran who hasbrought his act up tee date and tt le rodenough to play anywhere.

Everett Weet la a forceful Order of ad-tentinotis and romantic mop, employ-ing both a high tenor and baritone %etreto good result.. Has looeseed up in do.livery Considerately Once his laat appear -ante here. The merlon wee warm andocindetent.

Reidy Wagner, pianist with the petband. le entitled 1 n at Wormin the next production number. playingTachalkowelab Concerto en 13..FastMinn., white the girls Interpret It with morass Menet routine.

Cram Crow sent Mg with mfr enter-taining ventrelocritlem. using cowboychummy. blatkface toy and clownpuppet. The cowboy up -wildly ir thebeat. and CreoVe high Mee employedto Interpret wines and teekoeff of ClydeMcCoy's theme song earns him samehoary applause.

Dr. Regimen prownia hi. magic Cock-tail bar novelty In the nude. His ape -catty la flathily framed with a rhythmiccocktail shaking number by the lire.Heitman. too. Ia a Rood. areotte sake -none Prodneen nertous chink, from onepitcher of water wall lightning speed.bite the thetcree. are Men figuring

out hew It'. done. Ooxl, nowt enter-tainment.

Hownalatr wee full opening Qum.,cam )tontybery.

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Golden Gate,San Francisco

(Bettered Week...idea. Arieresx,e.September 14)

Stow la nut especially strong. In-c:this% net acts, the Peggy O'Neill lineand Collate Haley's home bend.

The Claudanith Brothers are the head.linen) and they do a splendid bit of se-robatle work with throe French poodles.Porsches display some novel Wets. Theelesdrig. in lithich one of the caninesstands one -legged on top of the head ofone of the Oeveduniths, who le sup.ported on the shoulders of his brothers.gets a astbdactary result. The brothers'Isett) *tuff is okay. too.

Whether Or not. the Brown Sisters to.tend to Imitate the Andrews Sisters, theInference le there plat the mote. 05leare a erpla versien of Patty, Maxine andLaVerne, and their altudiste Is good. Didthree numbers and an tricot* In theAndreas style. *ma got u good band.111Ilene. "Bleck Mustic." le meaningless.unless It refers to tnetr color.

Some felt to middling sombrero jug-gling Li turned In by te," Hoffman, billedas the "High Hat Maniac," who spinssilk hats derbies and whatnots; In aroutine mixed with horsplay and subtlepatter.

Smits and Deno, ballroom dancerswho have been wen hentheute In nightelubr, do some opecteltles that we're onthe good aide. Have doe and dletin-Rebel sweep In their work.

A pair of local lasses. Sylvia andChoices*. got some laughs as, knoekii-bout comediennes. Material la not fresh,altho they're In there all the time Moth-itif.tretierrirleeaChm.ilielst tr?;lifilLrtei

doeshis usual eapabk job of conductingthe Rouse bend.

Sty L(/e With Cryan, is the melee.Sdeemet Murphy.

Orplieuni, Los Angelestyke:lewd rhunutay Attervee,v. Sept.

House Hite week merguted Its double -feature program but a strong nudeshow prensna. filth° there are no nameson the bill that would melte the public'sfancy. Bill pecks vartety and clicks frombeelunIng to end. Screen attre.ttions ireTime Out /or RhpfAm and The IttestveWan in Town.

ehow opens with Al !domes OrpheismOrchestra doing an overture which In-cludes light opera numbers and

laoff with Lover Come Peek to lle.fg:&tremens, a laserrite frem the )forge andShowesree, singe a couple of nmebers In-cluding Yours. He clicked n5 solidly thistime an on other visits here. The Holly.wood Coals, Paula and Jane. are cmnext for a rap number that ends with aawe of sere datiang. Olds are prettyand do a good Job.

Pique and Fester. who get music fromanything. offered Sly Blue lteatea oncocktail glamor In sweet and swingtempos, and came back for Plairmateo,with purse:litho dolts fur:eel-ling thetune. Featuring belie. they scored heavily(Sets VAUDIN112.11 IRATI8V7S ob pope 59)

Galvin New WB ManagerWILKIE-BARRA. Pa., Sept. 27.--Sobn

Olivia, Sweatt numeger of the PennTheater hese. has been Darned mannerOf the Irving Theater. esseceodusg thelate Fred Hermann. Paul Tutees, assist -ens menages.. succeeds Galvin. TileIrving holm throe -day vaude.

Holyoke Settles With Union'HOLYOKE, Mass. Sept. 27.-A settle-

ment reached between the Holyoke mu -Mehra' milers and the Holyoke TheaterSisturdAy caused the removal of apacket line. Manager Bernerd Levy ofthe picture arid merle helm grantingthe demanded Increase In wages endother OlinditIttris

SCENERY

Success Storyisn,wsuxes. Sept. 27.-Doan Mur-

phy, Meal boy who toad. good, has re-turned to his home town to makehimself 43.2,50 for three weeks' work.He operas tonight (27) at the Audi-torium as a feature of AfthroukceSentinel's Feminine Fair for a weekat $1.240 and followe Saturdny (4)into the 7tc Toc Club for two weeksat 41.000 per.

Miami Clubs WinIn Curfew Dispute

MIAMI. Sept. 37. - The Supreme Courtheld that the act restricting the closingof Greeter Miami night club, to 4 n mweekdays and ft am_ listUrdnyti WAS soldon the ground that It was passed as ageneral law afferUng counties of Of.5.000.

Moe Aft.4M/ CLUBS WIN 29)

More U. S. Arts in RioRIO DE SANTORO, Sept. 20.--110b Du-

pont, comedy juggler. bas opened InGrande Hotel Casino °mauls'. Santa,Brazil atter tax seeks at Casino Atlantioo.Rio. . . . Seeley asters. U. 5. sere duo,opened at Caairm Atlantis.* September 12.. . . Leeks 311Ikr, concert artist. Is play -lug the Novoebotd In Casino Lima. . .

Athol Smith is In the same capacity tothe Golden Room At the Copan:as:me

. . Johnnie Berens, U. S. tapster. re -liaised to Coslibia Atlentiro following en.eneernent at Santos . . Bing Crosbywas on the Argentina bound for BuenosAires,

F.tiglish Unit Does BigLONDON, Sept. 20.-Phenomenal bust-

nem§ continues tlineout the country. Northe first fire smoke of It tour Anglo-American Stage, Production revue. 111-Dteldle-Dfddle, ahem without any bigname, took 62.200 at Lincoln TheaterRoyal: 6.Y. W3 at Norwich Hippodrome:113280 at Rriatol Ere's:re: 64.234 at getter.trig emery. and 0,340 at Grimsby leech.

blitz on the city, Is particularly int-premien.

Celoron CafeDancery Sats.CELORON. K. Y.. Sept. 27.-The Pier

Marine Room, nitery-ballroom combina-tion, het cloud for the wine*: exceptfor Setunlays. when weal flambee,and dance policy will be In order. Namehalide may be booked by management.Pier featured several names during thesummer for one-nig/dere

Ray S. Kneelenci, Buffalo. continues estalent booker and also Inanities occasionedbands.

WilkesBarre Clubs OpenWILKITIS-BARRE, Pa., Sept. 27. -

Pciparlys, a new night elut, located onthe Lisserne Highway. *peeled September11. Talent Include§ Chauncey Roth a'the solorox. Vorn1Lits Father Penny Pryerand Tom Pcgarty Sc,, father of the pee-p:later.

Lennie Matter and his band op.: ,.ISOOP.:i'lt Bar and OrIU in nearbySeptember 17. haley WWI OMANI.

Ken Maynard 1.NightersNEW YORK. Sept 37.-Ken Monerd

Is being routed thru one-nlebtere In Rimhouses to Peneeelvania. Maryland andSouthern States. Initial date ta theMate Theater, POderalsburg, Pao SitioUmber 29.

Martin Wagner, of the William MorrieMew". is handling the tour.

Slatkoa Sell Miami ClubPHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27 -Harry and

Saes Simko, who had been operating Jefft,,s 11.1 Mob. Organ., C-srisias. Cafe In Miami. Mire sold their rrcort spot

open -e rotirrti. to the orisenel owner. Sod Lanier.

SCRIM SCENIC STUDIO, ColutalIK e.a2R,X0Drtotedbutyha,:letanier palt the Slatk,

ACTS. SKITS. GAGSMINSTRELS Detroit Ballroom Opens

iiero ,A5r5i's iNi1/1.1.1.1t; nieerutt snow,Ste co tiro riOr reverent. tie: 130 Gatthsot 3155:9. SI. CI rw', tillITATIONS 11,

eons ea ItLeeitorTe t) I re:CNY,I,V.11 nolo at to ht.s. TAI.X1Nn atftra.E. L. GAHM, East limp* O.

DETROTT. Sept_ 77.-Venity Betlrome,Southeastern Detroit *pot Is slated 1,,reopen for the fall season. with CleoeKnight's bared, formerly at the ChicagoTrianon. in for an Indefinite run.

Review of UnitDan Fitch's 'Dixiana Revue'

(Reviewed at the National Theater.Richneoral. Vs.. September ii)

Unit la well above per end excellent forisemon'e opener, which part it Li playingin several Kemp -booked houses_ Wellcostumed, thole had few dull momentswhen ceught.

Opens with number built around oldmmetrel Idea. featuring Weldon Model.and Royal American Singers. Lattergroup, !catered in Yokel Sot', was ex-ceedingly well teceised. particularly Ingroup of college songs. Muelosi comedynumbers went okay but closing song.Uncle Sam's Lutleby, which theypremiered In Theiretwey show, toll. duoto patrons' unfamiliarity with It.

Pude and Dull tried everything In thetook front soft-shoe to niggling. Pr$e'sversatility leglItorOd. and Was Dell,canna pltesIng to look at. provided littletalent except as stooge.

Bob Harrison's Imitations of Bolger.Powell, Davis, Robinson and Astaire weregood. Joan, of the Harrisona, promisesmuch, but le given little opportunityto prose her worth In this double.

Veterans Data Fitch and Col MoonMill get by with old minims In btaek-face. Wallet Weltos Jr, ventrtioronat.know; the book and the fans go for-Ritttorta** and "Josephine" In a big way.Walters. however, bas evidently been sobusy perfecting the speech of Isisdummies that he forgets to more hislips prominently when tieing lido ownvoice_

Production number, featuring theWelaton Models, beings each girl on tothe time of a State song.

Itustnees better than opening weeklast season. Picture, flying Deed.

San F.ddlneton.

Little Rock Club Reopenst.rrma ROCK. Ark.. Sept. 27. - The

Westwood Club, reopening for Its falland winter season Monday 115). willbook only name coke during the 1041-'42run. says K. Clarnay Lelia°. manager.Corer charge Is 50 cents weekdays and7!) cents Saturdays.

Palumbo BitiaestClub Advertiser

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27. --In madmanto being the largest buyer of talent among

. niter, opt, operating a circuit of a balldozen nlierlea stringing from Poet DMN..1, to Miami. Fla. !rankle Palumbonow steps out as the biggest night clubadvertiaer,

Ile ordinarily spends 2 per cent of hisgross oil advents:12g. For teat purposeshe Ineremed his budget to 3 per centUsed lenge dieplay apace. 100 lines bycolumns, In as flee local paper, and thepapers to Camden. Witelwoort and AtlanticCity, end In addition car cards and her.aide to Wildwood and an airplane Weer.thing kite In Mantic City, Expendituresfor advertising test hit 41,100 for theWeek, but added business made It prof-itable experiment.

Aa a result, ad Midget In this area alonefor four of his ease eateries Is being set at41.100 a week. ar,d he may increases lt.

Vaudeville NotesBoth units of Two Arnaut Famine.Vir beets Ontalstned CO form Powder

and Merrick, to play Kemp Tame then -out Soutb,

ROSCOE IOMIS will be featured In Elam Roberta-Ntek Bella fChicastol unit.On Dress Parade. which will take to theroad trite moon.

M. D IDOCI HOWE. formerly withRHO Its the Northwest, has pined theItel Borne Orgnilltatton In New Yorkas field co-ordlastor.... tO.LA LOGANhas been east In the fortheontires Breed -sexy TiltlAiii61. Crazy nOlute. . . . MILTONWATSON. Ruth Clayton and the ThreeDiamonds hate been cast Ili VirgO'Brien. new misdeal planned foe Broad-way. . . . }MOM THMI- RIFN. shiver etKitty Davie Club Miami Beath. until Sq.(See VAUDEVILLE NOTES on pope 5$)

Joins Ranch, HoustonClub Reopens

HOUSTON, Sept. 21.--Bobbr OrahamWIIEMLINO. W. Va.. Sept 27: - Club hoe returned here, atter IfilLt:ii nu b

Diarnoed, shuttered for some time. re. mown.. Brothers and Dave Aposiose toopened September II with a bend and einem:, and host for the Ranch night club.talent. Opening bill included Doreen, P. H. Itnee to Orottit-t. Vlrgll Lemke andMask.* Comedy; Cr.ni3Y1 Sisters, sorts ark Korth* cave mutate. 'Meer are ttoor-and Mince,. sad Woody Saunders and Rh shows st, 11 p.m., t am end 3 a Ad -Music. mission la 40 cent. per person weeps

Saturday and Sunday (55 cent.).

Talent AgenciesR133 MARSHALL. Agency has taken

elm. the Woking of Club Fortune, Rene.with Jose and Paquita, dancers. andBuddy Green. enisee. as stArtera.

SAM SHAYON out to the Coast to mapout the tour of the ethipsted-JolinsonIce Polite,. Also to take to the openingof his air chew, the AI Pearce Claux.tam= KURNIICER. former dameteacher. has evince the William Muria(See TALENT AGISNCIES oat page 59)

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RUMBA RHAPSODYon C01115INIA RICORD

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VALDESGreatest Exponent of Afro-Cuban

Songsfeat.ted with

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G.Ashees. Carmen iChea Pane. COI or.Morning Moore tree.). nrssice4.m. t.Amb°17. MC. A IC0.14. .14one NYC.A4411415y. yeas ()devil.. Routel NYC, ne-n:dm, Dolly 1111.11.10 COL ne.Arun gat IC;)Armtek Ifinsme, Itte.cana, NYC, re.MAI:turns. The Roinbow Clesn NYC. u.Aushn. Marie .111 11,01 OIL 0e.Ataloct ineacon. Tabooter. D. 0.. Can.

34. tAvila( Chico ITntheuse Club) NYC. b.

Raley, Layton ifonthur elo Loongton. oc.Laker. yen, IClub Cinderella) NYC. rot,11434eta * Renal 114.Y0n'0 Ballo.* 00.iltaBena Mare Merriam) NYC. ne-Saalianno A °i ter .P.Mka Beetee01

144, t.=Caul Boy* rftectr's Ceebr1 NYC.. he.

Martin tOcOanniO4.. C0). K.110/00. Nu) (Ontualrerol. Di.Buy, Rath ?Vann). NYC. C.BanolL Rep .1tanntl.Motton Clrecol Boston;

iMasildMreton Oran? Philo, 441.Inaelon, illaretly, 11111st berreott. K7, oc.baster. Debby Way. 1111.11.& 1.

BRCS HAWAW NUSOIL arMINA

TEXAS IITATI PAIR. BALLAD. TeX.Tiosks. boo Hub141C.1.

OlenDarn.Mooed hoot 110 No, neon.*boas Abonte 1.117.

Didling. Mira iNatIonaN Otonlabor0. N. C..1. t; 413r1nb71 Matta. V... 24. t.

Renton Torin. ithe Toe? Idnwasue, ne.Sere. Alphonse Co. 1111341 Italtunore,ramie Al Rumba CennOI Chl. Do.Ram Bros. (7ralscor Cleveland, 1.11111oki0it. Carlyle Mumma ilormahm. NYC,

et.>t e:chard. rira de Paulette 184. Moittel

NYC. b.Beim lohn .1:NO-Xelthi !boon. LRam o. & /extra[Aextraa WhInkpes.

MAIL. Con . TiOct. I.Now Mahar ./lemboomben. RaNtoiore. a.Rountr. r+ohnt IStoalni Ronde) NYC, no.ifteran. 81byt 0114,1UNT1.

Mayor. Mos iCorslani mita LMends le 00004 tins/berm C1num0.11., IBrown * Nelson olP.100.1 11 NonondeheM.

Pa. loll. I.thorks. NOVIny iTayi Phtla.1.Carte. VnilloM Heap(, NYC. h.Byrd. bluriot INcor Yorke,. NYC. h.Bresszt. Rine. & Young iCapOlol> Xaanmiton. I

CC.Mbiban Karen iCoroornit Orme) 6.41.04

ID -Ott IL netCalearlo & rece.ho 1C -A0 Combo) SVC. on.°mom Judy ,Pariunsvo.,Cappello & Beatrice ilarsallles1 NYC/. ne.Carey. Itrtt7 MGM Ottleah. NYC. It04& IrotttanCo tlearanaMadrldt NYC, be.

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(14100l01, JO0se10011. 041. t.Clate. Itameino iCora & Menem NYC, Ie.Cloodct, Ido1porell4 170o00ient1 Mamas City,

Mo. 0.Cede. Swag ors* stectire *UAW NYC. ne.ON, teaser A Deta bbelnnell.0314410 & Bury iltlotl Itoston. Tu.. b.Cho. Jobe tarsus -0o at itta.Cox:eat Vaughn r)ilsay tily's1 NYC. .

Cook_ ROSA. Illarry'. Nelew

YorkerM

) CM. ne.Cotteltrie Conaloa IChicap) ChS 111-0O. I. t.Co00a410. Dom (Rumba ?Papa) Clot, anCorm.), Deo .101 Team., NYC. ne.CaOss 6 Meal t.e. Pao.) Chi. GC.

D17seritt (Rainbow Rom) NYC. me.04111444 any Lana a Batis) Treston. 7. a-Doro A C& tOtbaos) Ctnelnnoll.?Meta, 3041.dean A BMWs) NYC. ee-l:lama. RP/ t8temagl NYC, 1.IMCorta. Mara. Oravana41.4.1.1.1) NYC. nc-11seaeMetes bate* 1R1 Care NYC. re.Deems. Nod& 'Whirs, 114600, tenDare a(. Amine litatsbes 66Ast NYC, to.DOI. 'atria (Club Ill NYC. ne.IMMIlo A Mitt 0:31111:043 Taterni IOUs-

Debreanx. lean). WOW Webtrate 70-0e/ 1,I: Mate l*ato Callas 440.

Day, Steve Wm& Mamma) Culver City, eau.et.

DeseineD, !tarry 10117 'Met NYC. ne.taran Damon, Dawn, iDeotasi.r Reach.

Chi. b.Doyle. 112414.14 Amy iTown gob) Jammtewn.

oe Y.. nc, Odom. Chia) Johnaton, N.,no.

VIDy. 111.1 16ortnoname LesiageaeWm. Coma, iTaftr NYC. h.Mabee, The iS33) rob

p. ;Commodore) NYC. h.meat Marie ictristai NYC. he.

Lama Dome rlialatare Ram! NYC.Duval 40.45441) Washingtatt. 1.D76. leek 10amhavo. rh)real. 04-1771a.Nennet, Illentard ?Puma Meal NYC. ea

Pamir. Sean& Mettron t-rtaut NYC. nMara 11e1 tau alloweil Chi. nt.Incase 1100 11ro.rain0ento NYC. tIIrgertt A Otineray 1)4(41 la idanall.W. 0., no.

For Orchestra Routes, Turn to Music De(rrtmettt)

TRAITSER V/ CT(4 E

tialt;o4:d

Acts -Units -AttractionsRoutes

Following each listing appears a Symbol. Fill in the designation corre-sponding to the ismbol when addrowing organisations Or individuals Infos',

EXPLANATIONS OF SYMBOLSa -auditorium: b -ballroom; c -c 144: eb--eabsret: ee--eounery club;

h --hotel; ah-rnosic hill; no -night chils: p--ammoment pack; To -tea -d-hows.: le -restaurant: i-sh.ewbost; t -theater.

NYC -Now York City: Phils--Philadolphist Chi -Chicago.

Pura.. Mmisnze Droto:b1Yri NYC. *1rs.reN. Jimmy 1 Leon A Maim NYC, se.toy.. rzeo.too (ban eiszdth's Ilt(Mts/ fort

law. N J, nt.erritemees. Jere Iltalobre Room. NYC. neMama Cent* ?Ronan nay) NYC. OEP07.1400. Orbits (1)1a110nd Horaeshor) NYC.

Ponta. aro.. 1Cay4101. Wash.intton. t

PAnts tan) BerlOketrel NYC. M.

Prtris, 21te teapot's. Lawronre. aft., E.1.7114411 A 0117 ',C0k0I.1410 I) C.J DC.

Tomo. Joe IL* atorimitue) NYC, ne.C

eel*Enters (Caoancoal Detroit. tic.Carrick a Dam !Dan Park norm Yrilltam.

MU*. N. Y.. ne,Coxy, Margaret (04610, Iteusa NYC. ne.0*1100 frresch Monte Cerloi NYC. cc.Oaybrde. TEA tT11a Patio, Ctocinnati. DC.Clearmo * ADD ilbethvoce, Din, Detroit

141: 1Mas0thetb1t Ituna.10Potte 1.27. 1l,

Clemges A Jain. ?Rambo Caviar° CM. ne.rteroldiu A Joe .111991 ItidUrnoro. 1.Dettty. Jolla ittoret's 07111441 NYC. be.Oraltret, Mel 007 be. NYC. 0,.Oilmen it Clair. 119th6604.

tO. oo.0014. rue ?ROM. NYC. L4W418 Otte Quartet 'Cafe bociely thotounl

NYC. ne.tforbea, Rout..? ICIDoem Timm? Woods:de.

L. 1. II. 1r..came .& Jeszats Masa) NYC. ILOrono% Deets. ?clay 'OM) NYC. ne.Croy, Naly 1141 Roll CM. De(May, Cary Manstkld. 0., ne-arer. 41114. elharolat Nacaeratemt NYC. no.Drier WM& (Oasts. TallInsere. 04.01.44,5 'Rooks Cauai COL ten

Paul !Most, HMI )151W, 1.Hebb ed Demon rata& Tavern) Droonsallt.

ea.. et.

POLLY JENKINSAND HER MUSICAL PLOWBOYS

Oct 4.7-a. 14144 te.tir,,. pa4, ono. 4...d 44.as NU.. Poe., ....cot A

Nee 01,010l PleaOlos. 1 14.111 at. rl-

Jon.; /or teat, Brainy Uptown) NYC. Ge.Jones, 0.11 (Leone.) NYC. to

SMILEY DINETTE AND TIME .41 ft04e0;4: oraytable ter

7 11,11 leeearear 17.

We.W roreat.We.rot 441? 774.44 0119.Worn. 0401 en.laseter,s. 4,n A.

JOLLY JOYCE

X.01/14144 Flavallans 17.000441111 Pliishargh. ILMaly. Ceandra. Lama. Mona W......mosott.

Kanazawa Dalt 14030er0 Ctocaratl. 1.

Ie.,. Dolly marry* to.. Woken Cbt nt.Kent. Atte ilkeyout OIL It.KeraIrot Dole. Dancer. 100illeallt Roebtatet.

N. Y. noKin(. Cha.loa .0tome0el 11940a03e) NYC, re.?Lin( Carol 11111 Marers'a 10)41410) Fort Lee.

14. 1...Mad Mary Ion areland. NYC, K.Kretisar Motors iltsny's New Tolima Chi.

neRatko. Keyboard iitarclutt TIDNI NYC, DE

Sa Rost Stasio )lack A tioh's it .1.,

OE.

Night Club and Vaude Routes must be received at the Cincinnati

officers not later than Friday to insure publication.

11.61.7 Dancers .01a01m(S) Chi. b.11.11e. Clyde .Dlanroad luvamsor, Kyr. cc.11U. Henry trt.oth abode Cseot NYC.Itstany, 0tH tClsa 111071 10.44:0.1. ne.Mittman, OI,.n 111b0e1ni NYC. h.13.011011. Hobe dley 'Wei NYC. or.Um., 11104 1701441( Ramo. Cxy. Mo.. 1.Ilan. Ton. 18114mme) NYC, h.Hailland. 01442 iCocktoyn Taar401 Detre/1,

no.Hare. Theta* ifieuerit liereeklyn. b.ltenther. Nord 104441 NYC. I.fierier, Astie Washutet&a.11110 Hanel .011144teoMena& Dr. .11.1nl.aDrutr tChelcaga

ca.- 1.Net:Main Whim Mama NYC. c.Holiday. Wray (Retire IlLable) NYC. 01.HOldenteet, Dr,. & Co. ,111.1.111 Lino Tavern)

1C4ail. City, Ma., II -Ott. 1.Itehnts. Manse ,IMisnatelci CM. h.Horne, Helena Mare belay Dcantoont NYC.

et,14us400, Bob (New Yorker. NYC. h.Ilmelet. 010. on 11.11 cm. be.!Phut Ann (RV.. Club) A.larilk 011y, De-flower* nanny 1Prera Cesare)) NYC. hReward. Jae Z. iDtassccatlimmalso.) NYC, DO.teumj. _Winne tHoyatet DelroiLlloyaradt. }MO iiaroy.P1sem NYC. h.1174.). Vie ,RX0.14etino baton, t.mvrn. hank& (Club DI. X40. De.

ova, Dtaern 1111,7110) NYC. G.Inge. Adste ON, Yeatieei NYC. IL

/octant., Caltin 1C410 betel) Ifintomil NYC.u.

.1.04111ae0, A Ms.e.ehar Corinne: iCiiaamowil

L.:31,. 6110:1.Ja 1e7e0vro Corden../ Marino. Da.

z.e".ny A Mettle :Cmsnma. 0/11011.

Latntot 11ertolOtt:01 NYC. DO.Lam, Barry iRosyl NYC. I-lan.. .1010 .anent 144ro11 Idosmeal. I).lane. Larry 'roc% de TIolilt Tremolo_ le J.. no.I...4 Boum Minima, ChaimLorlanthe, RoteMory NYC. I -Lague. NNW. iStmunicat 11,117.004 CCU..

1aorant. Reboot iMoartn View'[( NYC. ca.LalTelL 00101tra iCion O...Aol NYC. nc.Imarla. Jack .Club Pecillca NYC. De.LAW Loh itstener Rome? clu. h.Lams, Jrny lArCarlio Onill Comoro 0. no.Lula Dbrosity . ite01.11 NYC. h.Luna. Joe Z. lOb.. Pomo) Cht. no.Lewis. Ralph ?Marko IMItimore, no.Leuven.. Clarence Moused. DriddePOrt.

Oce-n,LtOd. Dello 1010tne41 itoese.hoel NYC. M.Lot Cootraik Manic tfIltaWs Den) 151:11m0ra.

Lolare, & Andre erne Patio) CD:elan...I. atLou.. Mary 1Y0101 Gob) PBC.. Et.lows. 11114 le Sheeler tlaidei Wallington.Loop, Dames IC1116 %mho> NYC. anLyat0. Molly t.Inninile Inn. Harnr11. N.Y., 110.LYnn & Mananne Ift41. leertolottest NYC. 04.Lynn. Rosa A Iranya .110an41 NYC, t.

Nktortkaland. Prank /1.11n17 Oallanr.) IfY0.

FA .MaKenna. Joe A Jaw /Pasta Cleveland. L114:1411 Condi. ritellys Mailm NYC. ne.37a001e.014. Ifetue irnspeam) Miloamee. 1.Mote, rente 1 KM Club. NYC. noMorn & Pay 1/R000n1 Vase:mow. 11. C. Can..

t.Matt, ronmny afoul Conformism 7.0100,

CAW- M.Modero. Nears iChn. Chortle) NYC. he.liatItson,. Ruby 40.7 lb) NYC. M.Matron. OD, 40 Co. Mean/ Cleveland. I.Mika Trio IIA0, & ZO0le11 NYC, u.Mum &HA intimated rioesostesei NYC, tee.

Advance Etchings3.11/1111H. KRETLOW LINE (Club Rey-

alol Detroit. Oct 10. indefinite.orAx MURPHY. Tanr.or Shiers end

Waxy. (Rumba Cailit0) 07114660. 04%-17. tour weeks

16131111 HA1.2. (Palmer 14tUee): Chi-cago, Nov. 13. 10 week,.

I111.1.14 11610:11, ?how Box. Seattle,Oct. 3.

LOr HOLTZ, Pla1bush, Brooklyn. Ott.lth Windsor, BMX. New York. 0(1. 14.

01110LI1AN. Capita WashInglouOct 14.

DON YAR17/11. Steyflovrer, Akton. Ott.8: Beverly Hens Country Club. Newport.Ky. Oct.34.

POLIES BERCIEBE UNIT. RHO. Hea-ton. Oct. 17: State. itart(oni, Conn.. Oct.24: Shubert. ancInnittl. Oct. 31: CoiCtimist. Dorton. 0. Nor. T; MoroiIsrael, Nov. 14..

/tanbark Sister. 400mied Plximbas, XYC.eA

Marro & neinoto ...nany Xeilys. NYC. nc.Marino & 001011 itlnary 0;6371 AlIante.

Oa. h.Matot41. 071.7 Mello waninctoo. co.atarlme. Don Noma Coloicam 0, h.

m."). Q -sr .1.4""z4) "CC "")(1.1.hall de 8 lads tetararceD Cll. b.Dora. Itkleard eillitaaesa floOrrnet NYC. ne.11.°11.11 30m7ea Ildtseasecitt Cht, h.atayetoD, Eddie tapir"... Fuer) 41-yo.LI.

501.1 ar.KO-Keolbe Beaton. 1.Madam 18eing ONO) NYC. De.001illorin.liorwe Wasp& !Wheel ad. h.MCI. (LIMO 0000) Detront. De. d

Akron. O., h.Winnow. *WON ILa )4001tracum NYC. no.Monroe 6 Grant 1111,01 nantarter, LItontitetthety. Itcarud 100,0 Tattoo atlanal

Ctty.ltala. Orme Ma (Morale Atryorli Lout

Wiest N. Y.. eaMrotts. tree?.. I Arrossodo'st NYC. ac.'Candy, Dat .1KItal Itetta140. Yea. L.1010.7. Ken riestrineardi NYC. I.scurray, 6144 4)1.16rs Mow Pea.. NYC. be.Nyeek Ttlawle IMAM direst BOJO Detroit.

Na rue obeyInstocit NYC. toNadi. Nita bout Itorimbea NYC. be.Nary Was &out *attend, NYC. t.meter. nob tRumba anneal CM. De.7444104. Loots tRumlan Keetcb...1 NYC. no.Newmitt. Memo) .Ko. 114:4 NYC, ne-octant. Ate ilesertav N117. d.Kedielta Neon rftoitri NYC. 1./NM& DRY Nark * SKY& Vaasa. N. J.NiZI (Club ameba. NYC( ne.KID es Nseritee 161.1161 Cm, se.Kohl., An .60100 Peas. 101117ec4d. ncNorden BMus .Petraan. Heath Inn? Mead-

e -Miner <Manly. N. V., to.Memo., MOM MOM!, ne,Novelle, Boa ePark Kati Nevant. N. J. as

0O'Connell, Allot ilLinaaa NYC. 11,orantes 7tore ammo Kilns& city. Me.. t.Ceitee. Soler illavanaitsdrid, NYC. se.net.. Toratt 1116 Cdetooi NYC, co.over.u., Weeny tin Conga) MM. Ps.. DO:

iCaxade. 626 S. Iv: 110e00e0400. VOWYoungnown. 0., S.11. re.

PadAlta /Nam tal Chleol NYC. Dr.Meter, Loy IMMO balLtusre. LN ark Irw.b 130147y1 ?Clam. Oa.. ILPelage. Rolf iRaIn -how Room NTC, h.Psmnrrn. brbes iLexinalant NYC. h.Pane. Howard, Cancan ?Calmness) Alltoree.0, I. eiltdelon Shama. P.. t:

'UMW, Oleredientl 0. t; I11a1(41.14) Johns -loan 1.11. t.

roam 4. luta& etereco Tavern Peril Water-loo. U taOce. 4.

Tappola mobe 11.160 11an1441 111114. CO.Peters Nader. intatel NYC. I.9.017. Rath tChase. Cu h.Meter( & Hoes (11111.1000.) NYC. b.PeNabova. Nana Mumma Nrctehmai NYC.

tenNaula . no eCuenoval Dena. onPrice, omega. IL. 048E11 NYC. W-right, Eleamy Kale Soczety Decentoime NYC.

e.P rin pet& Rol Rode INnossametti Prod.

&riot laPrincess a WInie ilavana-ft. Illurloni

(say, If. Y., h.

1441104 & Crelyn 411.1a0.1cc1 Meat/eel ne.Rana. Reny IDeatpac)'ai NYC, re%WOO & Roam ildanma Lislitobee. 110.Raze Naldl IP/Jerre Nobel CM. h.fitiercrt.lroul Zen1.14.1111 )11.1411,1*)IA_. 114.Reenco, Pant Maui. NYC...Renaud, Rita .Cash LandentIo) NYC. A.140000de

Road .114111Reyes, 47404. Wu.Dmeton L

Mad. 4.Remade * Annerta iToser. Kenna, Clty,

Mo,Revs:614 H.leq h Co. MICO.Kettlel Beam, t.ithithes Inecketa Wat.701titOn. 1.Mee. Bunny IChleedoo CTL t.ileatmeb A Kits ilLaeseta-1tAIrldo NYC. Deeltichards. Lynne anacolai NYC. to.Richmond. Maw ,MateraIl 00011 NT77. no.71.147e7, Jean 24 -Cot. I. CO.

(Sc. KONTES on page 60)

DRAMATIC AND MUSICALMute. are ter twee.' reek atom no

date, *04 (Iron/

Anorak amt 02.1 Lace trlynaci)1. fletatu.101114 game 1111. 144:e40re/ 28e0tres1Dobson. Time iirisstowayi J1430.11014 71. Ps 11

IOW/Ur) Altoona 2. 100r3104) 0=herlaad. WI., 7. &twirling. W. V.., 4.

gnat& illabr17114lill1at11141. 10 Tbe Occurre te.'ocesa

Oletrolohtan Provo:team N. L. 1:l31100rE1 N.. haven. mon. 3.4.

COIL 267..n. Kip Van W114/. CO I1ey704teltebs In InInt, GraLd Oct. O.

Hayes. IDIrn.. in Cuero In the Wtta ePtede3,1111091..

1107..nateeripin itattrayolttan 14.11(0. WatsJohnny Rentida accost :Greet. 44100.Jolson.

N. In 11016 Ott0111aritats iNatistial)Wahltioton.

!amnia,. eyelets& (Twat) Plata.Meat hest idasm1Cani loci..My 66ree nese Mas))0611 alliwoutor.Nettle Mum) PIttelawnin.separate lemma itVainuti11.1huset. Ootnella 0110. is Thmter Manta/

ht.EloCatIll Priam 1044e0 Nottael Nebo&Yettabo Road 'Curtain Mao reanameo.Vire O'Brien ilthtlierti nastoo.Mount Ethel in Moshe'. Doughlors 11101. -

name) Leae4xWynn. Ed. CU Goya and Ottle Togetbar

tlIannat CIerrlnd.

ICE SHOWS ON TOURleo MU. itran.Pacttle Audi:blow. tat All

coder. lista Oct IIce Parade Of 1141. Art Vkt011 tHotet

Abolphall Da110a. Tos.. until Oct P. Hamm on Ha teamed YtitMerl NYC.

October 4, 1941 NIGHT CLUBSVAUDEVILLE The Billboard 25

MackBy BILL, SACHS

AL. BAAL, stelfibt-of.band expert. ofIbledo, comes theta with a com-

munique after a long silence to relatethat be has been extremely busy theteat several weeke on topnotch clubdates In the Mtchnan country. Seal isabowing a new turn in wrath be hastonwporrited a 150101 finish, with watebos,ringing alarm ctheite sae a giant clockpopping up at the finish, and which heSays is selling very well.. . . FREDRORER la making his Heat Philadelphiaappearance as magician of ceremoniesat Club Ball...IfINO, Chinem tea. -Gee. Is met al the Mayflower Hotel. Akron.September 22 [Mu October 4. . . . Al.PAGE and Company. alter fInterang upon the etlett4an Mira booked by HenryH. LUsclets, begin a two -seeker atMickey's Bar. Detroit. October 0. . , .MARQUIS THE MAGICIAN'S appearatecat the Salem (0.1 Memorial Bulb:Mtg.September 29, under sponiewebip of thetotal Justice Chamber of Commerce, ac-cording to Will Ross. local magus. Due -trig the performance Marques IntroducedRom from the Maze. who in turn Intro-duced the Orest Pagninted and Mrs.Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Marshall.Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Hoefert and Xing acidRyan. . . . WEBER Tint WIZARD'Smystery mew. Mann Room, playa theWaldorf Theater. Waldorf. Md_ October5. and the next day shows at theHeckacher. Theater, New York. The.Waldorf and three other Meretame the:t-ier dates were arranged for Weber byTheodor Megearden Jr.. former advantamen for magic shows end now managerof the Waldorf.. , HERMAN srNarn,mastelm with the lynch Show.. tcurlug the Canadian maniere preterites,bit his equipment recently when a thief

Another LatinRoom for Chi

CHICAGO. tient, --rbe Song -darkBlue Fountain Room of the Le SalleHotel will reopen this eceeon as a Latin.pot. Avery Brumbige, manager of thebetel, will take oharge.

Reopening Of COnkri.iti Hotel's Casinois Modd'. the roost ha3:tet booked priestsForties for the remainder of the year.

Chex Pare. baa upped Ha weekdayminimum from 12.1.0 to le. and severalother *pots are expected to follow.

Grand Terrace opening has been setWet to Friday tie Part Hine. end beretand a °stored *how will be on top.

Flint Adds ActsTopped by a Name

FLINT, Mitt. Sept. 27.-Gypey RoseLee started the vaude season at theMatto Theater hero Yesterday.

Alex Schreibee, fweettient of AlsiXdatalTheaters chain. booked her then theWilliam Morris Agency. Howe ham beenon film policy sine* Amil.

Pim %etude act* booked by Sol Berns.of Detrile. support ARM Lee the firstweek. Two mom make of reside hambeen act as a trial. S. °rein:nine homemanager. says Maine. toss been geednod crime -tattoo: ore faro for %wettest:maThis theater was Mint on the basis orfazeary worker uwde, open from 10 a.m.to 6 am, Tire savor periormenom anddouble -feature will be given, tneleidInga fleet -rum Matinees will be XS rentsand evening dins% 40 cent..

Sally Rand did very well hero laseDecember.

liestma with kcal army and nese' re-cruiting einem. the Buick plant here

entered ye. tent on the show lot. . and Backstage and Rotary dubs hereRAIL nArasowpg. alsolast aeons been arranged. Maxie Older. formerly

at the Colonial Theater. Detroit. 23 entreeditched tat magle for poppets. beginshis ached memo then the South with andtelltdee 01 the eight-Wee pit or-lon wooden senors next week. He is as. '-"e-sirl-slated by his wife. The Salforites herelu" (*Iwilided a "'Men with the 0010 Troc Rivals BoweryMedal Shows. where they bad the ereattraction_ Bolfonte was a elator at theante tat Friday 1341 While in ith Name BookingsEtna). On buma

DETROIT, Sept. 27.-Name milky re-PRINCRSS YVONNE. One of the coon- cently adopted by the leccatieree teceth-

tryet lmding mentalist.. alter ton- wes, mlEbt "Pot: to be oordirdied.eluding a summer rein at Harned's Mit- eedeldg to Jack Davis, of the Betty Dry-

den OMm, who boobs the Mot Elbow.Donee Mee. Atlantic City, began her which isseluded Micneel Whalen, Lys Lysfall swoon at the Tenteer Theater . tatindin. N J.. September 26_28. THE and Isabel Jewell, cloyed Thursday,MYSTERIOUS PAY and alfe, Lady Ellen. 11<eo°0 AUts and company followedbave Just completed is WM of Northern yesterday, and Mildred Raley Or6 ()e-nemy camps and mow are On a return toter 3: JackieOctober0. Spotengagement at the Replacement Center. Wrvidentlf art to 0" .)M° eedflPtintielPoet Eustis. Vs.. where they are set for em attracttone to the Itheney,a aeries of 14 Mune& They hero a stringof other camp show to follow. . . .

TAE GREAT JAKOB. veranloqutet. Aftera week at Palm Garden, Cincinnatt, fofthe Middleton-Jonesi once. opened Mon-day (20) at Uptown Gardena. Morton,lad foe the MOW office.. . WE DE-RIVED a great deal of pleasure Tuescisynight of last week (29) wetehtng Janne)Kay. assisted by Kathleen, meant hismagic turn at JIrturnY Brink". lamecartHouse. Covington. Ky, Preontlog fourMock magic item" Kay again prows thatIts not always the meek but how it'sdone that counts. He his an effectivestyle punctuated by toured comedy thatmakes for a highly pleasing turn. KayIs set to remain at Lookout Home severalweeks . , PLATO AND JEWEL ate ap-pealing in the Empire Room of the RitaHotel. Honeton.

EVELYN PARNEV. closing at the raleTheater, Philadelphia, signs for the newOlsen -Johnson Crecy 1101116 TOTt10.

1,11TISTS. ATTE1TTION!

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SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 27. - The JoyFeinberg Agency. wrath book, the Cooney.ford Circuit basses. We opened an Gheeha the ramify Theater, Abe Feinberg tallbe the Pennsylvenis represen Mine.

An tesplonewat agency licettlet has beenlensed by the Pennolvanta Departmentof Lebec and tnduslry. In Accordance withthe new law remilve September 1 moult: -Mg agencies to be Ikeresed.

Roscoe Ails Opens ClubPORTSefOUTR. 0.. Sept. 27.- Roscoe

Alla, corned:en, is opening a night clubhere, the Chew Perm. Opening snow to-night hal Roy Rogers. com.edlien: BertNagel, novelty act: Mertan Vino, co.inedleruie. and a the-plem bed andSinger.

Dick Jackson. dancer now with theFrank Rennes Agency of Cleteland. 1

booking.

Tiro -Minute EditorARAM!, Sept. 27,.-Hal Pratt. Daily

News amusement editor. show Afirehours are a round of conferences trithp. sea and other time tiller.. lute swipedthe hour -altos that JUT.Tr1/4. UCLOMIradio editor received from the IlanOf Charm program.

He place; the miniature, glare, welchcompletely empties In two minute.rut. in a rompletous position on hisdesk and tell. all peen hell gem thesnexactly two tninutee

They eall him Two -Minute Pearl.

All Syracuse CafesShut by ABC Board;Hotel Spot Sellout

SYRACUSE. N. V.. Sept. M.-Withevery keel night spot Gosed by the ABCboard fee 10 days because of allegedlymeaning open beyond legal house, theParisian Room of Hotel tryraciae con-ttotem with shows. Jack Teagarden andhis new band see current.

Sliding In and out of several number*during the evening, 'Teagareten fakeers.,teal solos during the lona bow:Least owe

Follow iret this the band comasout with March of the Toys. Crowd cocafor this tune and Kitty Kellen *Rh herTexas stuff gives with an trttis; Berittimedley that sells the crowd. 200 coupesaat 81 minimum. Walt Raker report..that he feels his name -bend policy willcontinue thruout the *mon. and as aresult he boa booked, Gott MCA, MitchellAyrea to follow Tea ram.

After Kitty's number *mom David Al-len, Kitty and J. Teagarden on Ruth ofthe Nivea, and the audience Gres them big hand, which b tornethIng In Syra-cuse. whkb is noted for ante* on Itshands. Paul Collins sings eomerehere eVoice to Calling, drawing heavy applause.

"Bozo, the etinetteedIng Dog." broughthere by The Syracuse Porl-freenderd. isthe onty otnalde act. The crowd gets akick out of him. Reams IL Taber.

Looks Bad forWilmington Vaude

WIL)17NGTOle. Del. Sept, 27. - 110p0for the return of local taUde appearedeliminated when the Melding Suipectornt°Moe Wind permit to the Stanley Com-pany Of America foe ateermoses to theAldine Theater. amine over of the M.chasten pit will be Included In the, week.

Leer Lakes Over the Aldine on a 10 -year team. and Stanley -Werner tonere.Liseaea Parkway for the mine period. Theeleaves Warner's Queen the only MarketStreet house equipped for etageshosa.(Except the Playhouse. legit only.)

The Ace, Independent neighborhoodhonor, hall a small stage and We beakedunits such as Bell', linceniern Peaky, aswall as beauty contests and opportunity

Lou Nova at $5,000(If He Wins Title)

NSW YORK, Sept. 27.-Lou Nova.challenger to the heavyweight title, labeing submitted for et mode tour at6.5.000 net contingent upon his winningthe title next Monday. Slimed Loutsremain the Gump. all bete are off.

According to Charlie Yates. who I.submitting Nova, Nova doesn't went totour notes* he sins the battle. ohne hewould still be a good draw if be putsup any hind of fight

Act Derneney also toured raudeboo.% *Mr besting Jeas Willard, at$7.100 a week.

Two Band LeadersBack Warwick Club

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 27,-Redecoratedand rams-eh:led under direttion of Wit.Men Rhemen (New York). the old SleekClub (more recently the Studio Club)in Werwick. R. I. reopened Thursday wethe Celmnie

Backers of the venture intend* SammyEisen. orch leader this season at theDunes Club. Narragansett PM *meterrendezvous: Ruby Newman. New 'Yorkorchestra linporearke and Prank Plin-borne, manager of the Magnolia Casino.Bottom.

Mien wIll direct bond at spot and71thtmene will manage. Policy will beSeorthow, ming not --54.: MIL. KenLater, of New York, bo031r.g.

Akron, YoungstownTo Try Full Weeks

NEW YORE. Sept. 27.-Palace thesteteIn Akron and Yet:node:au will experi-ment with full -mode work atoning Oc-tober 24. Sbep Melds has been bookedfor the early part of the week, with JanGarber following Immediately.

The houses hare teat:toted a spiltweek

Eddie Sherman office books.

More Vaude SeenFor Boston AreaAs Met PreparesBOSTON, Sept. 27.-Inereand oppoc

tunnies tel elude acts were aeon hereas the aletrOpOlitith Theater, de Micehome of the MAP chafe prepared toresume attractions next month atteran *Mane of almost three weft.

MAP Seeing Theater may be thenext to add stage attractions. Loewe'Orphieum has gentleman's agreementwith the Rodeo that one will renamevaude if the other dons

Lew Orth. local booker, musouneee thereanimation of Magmhowa et the Vie -torte. Oreenneld. MAW., bands and uniteThurigny to Saturday: the Getter, Lowell,Nam. lust half, and the Pack, Woon-socket, R. I.. last half and Sundays.

Sole raude house now In Boston is theRKO-Boeton. full week. The 1.30e.mat Gayety. of the E. M. Leow chain.replaced Met -half ?nide with films thisweek.

NEW YORK CROSSES(Continued from page 70)

feiartle week, but advance explonaticmleaned foe the opening of new layoutSeptember 20,

The Music IIMI (6.200 seats: 184.000honer al:tenet is to one term in its am-end week of Lydia and stags bill withPaul Baskets grid Anthony, Allyn andHodge,. Telco wilt epproximate a big542.000. Opening Manna accounted foe805.000.

Lorres Slate (3.327 mats: 422.E00) tocontinuing at an even keel, current billOpened Thursday (20) with Joe E Lewis.Wells and Pour Pays, Paid Mere.** andPeters Sister. with MO Life Serena forAndy Hardy. Ioake Okay fee 426.000.Lost week bill with Larry Clinton, Amenend Broderick, Rea Sherman. and KWthe Boys enwitiye. produced 0141.000.

BUFFALO CROSSES(COntOno111 /reap page 20)

nertng a Juicy 1123.200. It was one of thebeet take& In the house's history. althobrother Jimmy recently trebled a seekUT 000 here. Accompanying picture. Dr.Illtdarea Wedding Day, didn't help. Actawere Paul Winched and Condos Brotheraand Dorsey'? own Prank Sinatra. ConnieRonne Buddy Rich. Zlggy Inman andthe Pied Pipers.

Week of September 26 opened nicelyat the Butfisto, with double Mk. NarySlues and Man al Large. This leyout.despite absence 01 ii re talent. is supposedto no good the at least 514.000.

-no, 20th Century Meeting rapacity,3.100: home average. 38200 foe pictureemile) acceed It.0 biggest great In home'shistory for etraight film offerings weekended September 24. Celluloid fare wasBetty Deels's The Latta roses, and lay-out PAS good for 1113600 first week. BinIs being carried over fee a weresel weekending October 1 and te sure to elltk tothe tune of 03.600. Adentets fm this ritetraction wee raised to 33 -3.3 -cent reale.Anne house has been minus flesh for afew weeks, p'_ans are under way to returnto booking name bands and units seen.

IRVING YAWS' Crary Show unit re-opened at the /Merman Theater. Chilli-cothe. O.. September le Line-up in-cludes Prance. Wilt., Jackson and Nedraend the St. John Tense

Poor Snakie!CINCINNATI, Sept. 27. - Bob Ed-

wards, aXecnnY4, secretary of theAGVA Mee, burned to the House of}brick here one ought recently Upona phone call from the managementcoenediantng that tbe make dancerengaged for the 'pot refused to dotwo shows a night with the snake.

Cornet: Mg the snake Wpm. W-eird& demanded to know why atewouldn't do two shows with the rep-tile. "My snake'. all tired out." camethe reply. "We did two snows a nightat the Mat spot, and It knocked theeturrthts out the snake. He was sotired out after ON, alt,:n1 that hewasn't worth a nickel in the secondshow and refused to met "

When, after much ramonent thedancer atilt refused to do two Mowswith the snake, the was canceled andfined 445, week's salary. But Edannelt is still nOndtrIng W1111 wet ofpuniehment to lery upon the reptile.

26 The Billboard IUD E VILLE-B CR LESQ1UE October .1. I941

N. Y. Houses To Be 1 -Week Stands 13urIcsquel NotcsAs BAA Gains Chorus, RehearsalConcessions; Booking War Rages

fea'W YORK. Sept, 27. -The tong -standing cute that principal. playing localFollies house ate, a minimum of twoweeks will be ecrapped In favor of a one.week minimum, If en morement betweenthe burly house operator. here and the!bother Artiste. Amer.:et:on foes thru.

The BAA. In return for scrapping thetwo-week guarantee, i.e getting clause, InIts contract with the operators providingthat all performer. playing the New Yorkhaulm be union members, limiting re.bowsaw to one general reheamal, andcompelling theaters to notify the unionwhich nets it has booked.

&Mutts:dowdy. the union haa beennble to force thru a et weekly Increasefor chorus members, [slang their salaryto $24. with 43 for every extra perform-ance. The wage hike went Into effectIlidey (261 at the Gaiety, with the otherlocal hours. darting Monday.

Meanwhile. the merging of the play-ing tune between the Hirst and alleweatcircuits canning virtual booking mo-nopoly. with the Dainty now the onlynadir borne here le causing considerablebackneng upon both operators and per.formers. Most recent eituallon Is theforced enneellaUtin of the booking of[Sherry Britton at the Star. Brooklyn.Ulm Britton. current at the Oalety, whobed a commitment to open at the Star.We. later canceled alleged!! because of

Starpreaalire sold tofrom theater Raymond.ay

tat Ihe playe her he would be unable to getother *Benetton..

him Britton. them preasure brought byThis Phllllys, BAA heed. collected $213for one week'. ralery and Incidental travelespenwe betemae of etisoded week atlay's Philadelphia. a etude hawse whinlisets burly heolitnent. Mem Britton. whowas to open September 12 at Farb. .11.1booked by Dave Cohn thou the EddieOberman office. Then the was told thather contract wee cenceled. However, uponPh1111pd advice. she reported for an earlyrehearsal a. ettpulated In the contract,and the following day filed it formal com-plaint. The complaint sae settled shortlythereafter.

Pars was originally eet to hate stripesupplied by Cohn ,ten Hint termed tohave Phil Resent:erg eupply the hove*with attraction. which. he laid, woulddraw away from hie Mind) Pettily house.the Trot. Cehn had already Itned upattmetiotth but apparently had not yethad tram dent& except for the Brettonpact.

A euhsequent trine eau effected be-tween Barn Biotite!, Pay's operator. and

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NEW YORK:MONKEY KIRKLAND. eveue, first

tune east after lour years on the Mid-Mex. The move Is wen u an effort to west Client at the Eituage the laat twokill off competition from Carroll's, a weeks. Dad I. Ben Kirkland, tomerPhiladelphia rotary which has been tea- operator of California Krupire on theluring hearty nntsue. aplegelberg tab Circuit and now in the

Another Troc rival in Molly. the Stan. Bible Moaned In Norfolk. Va. . .bet Theater, hao filed complaint with MANDY KAY. when he le not on *lege.the BAA egainet Marian Miller. alleging made leather senile& for friends . . .

breach contract. wee mur eau to JOHNNY MATTESON, dance teacher.hale darted there September 13 but wired writing hoot on improved tap dancingshe could hot carry out her contract. The technique. . DERNICISILLICK stulftr.I. doubling ustage manager to replacertheater. in Its complaint, added $40 foe Al tera Forth at the Eitinge.. . .and publicity. Until the Men-beet claim la settled Mite c backstage employees again In mown -t on ."log, this time o'er the passing of Joethe BAA Unfair Let and tea Dot able Schoenfeld. smother old.unter. Orli)to open at the Eltinge. couple of weeks before tt was Philip

Brenner.

Hirst Sets WeekOf One-Nighters;Many Cast Changes

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-111rd Cir-cuit has .et a week of one-nlitieters for Its=Its Starting with the Sunday mid-night show tomorrow 120). one-Dightseheelule to be followed Includes theMaryland Theater. Cumberland. Md..Sunday midnight: Penn. Altoona.Monday; training Tueedey: Ch'phettlet,Reading, Pa . Wedneaday: layoff Thursday:Lyric. Allentown, Pm. Tetley and &due.day.

Circuit loot also lined up Unit No. 29,With Harry Ryan. Irving Benton. EddloLloyd. Charter Levine, Doris Iran andLouise lasinarr. Unit opened Lot Pttday1101 at the Rory. Cleveland. Prinetpatefor Unit No. 24 include Lou DeVtne.Margie Dole. Carroll King, Stephanie andCraig arid the Natenane Brothers_ UnitNo. 24 Ls set with (loll Stevenson. Erotic.Sudan Shaw. 'Vicki Vlgal and OconeeWiltehlre. Utiles' No. 13, which openedyesterday III Hondo. N. Y. ha. Harty J.Conley. Lou Mick. Johnny Cook. JohnHead. Ann Preset) and Francin Morgan.

Change. for Hirst unite already out in.chide: Unit 1. Beverly Lane and leeTrent added: Unit 3, Denny Lyons. JoyceWardle arid Ward and King added. withWorts Dahl closing October 4 ih NewYork: Unit 4. Berry Hickey LeVen, LottleRohm and Regina added. with Le Vim andMine Bole. for one -slighter. only: Unit 5.Ruth Mown. Oallo-Leuts and King. andJews. added, with George and LeoneLeads replaced It, Boob McManus.

Unit IL Mae Brown added: Unit 7. TwoVerity Bucks added: Unit 11 Mary Brownand Myrna Dean added. with Mary Louie*replacing Miss Brown for the Canton. 0.week: Unit 0, Nadine Marsh added; Unit

AlIi. Blanc replaces Jimmy Leeds afterRepublic. New York: Unit 12. Harry Rol-lins. and Perry King added: Unit 14. FranLewis added and Susan Brown replacerLora Mem.: Unit 15, Beal °mat. JackieLeal. Elea Greenwell Hided.

Unit 10. Ounes and Anita added. withOyeray Nina Joining In Baton. Unit 17. DoJenkliia ekes.; Unit IV, Jack Greenmanand Harr Lou Loewy closed In Boston.with Oconee and Leona Lewis replacingthem Thursday 1261 in Utica. N. Y.. alsoMal11300 and Galt* and Walter Greenadded.

Unit IO, Irene Selig. Kay Rerelie andStanley Brothers added: Unit 20. Savoyand Regina and Mary Red Billy 11111

added: Unit 31, Eddie Innis, Pied Hall.Phyllis Vaughn. Dion Pdge and Winikand Mae added: Unit 22. Harry Cleat andMarie Yoe pined in Chteago. with Dor-othy Lyman afro added: Unit 23. June Bt.ChM added.

Remodeling SF KearnySAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27. - Owner

Charlie Mewls Is spending 45.003 re.modeling the Kearny. Houle le °been -mg its 13th anniversary Under Michaels'management this week. Joe McBween isthe new COMIC.

From Burly to FilmsBRIDGEPORT. Conn.. Sept, 27. -Bur.

:wine allows which hare played at theLoew-Lyric here many years. will be outthle season. H011it had been operatedby Max Itudn'ek and Estelle Madden.Will reopen nest week with double -features

.VIRGINIA WARE, former burly ace,

le now at the Mreside Tavern, Denville.N. J. operated by Prankle Hunter andMae Percival. comic and soubrette re -+natively of former Columbia Wheeldays. . . . MRS. JACK (TEX) HAMIL-TON ls handling publicity for the clockabate at the Litany, Dusenport. la.. . . PADDY CLIFF, at the Dowelnitery In Detroit, received a rave fromJack Pickering to a local daily. .

CAROL LORD he.. left Mend to rent uptil Ilavaoa end Panama for n few weeks

. . . BERT GRANT out of the call atthe Empire. Newark, September 16 and17 clue to Moms. Franklin HopkinsmibbeeL . . . JIIANtTA ROWE. showgirlat the Eltinge,ie an eaprt plentet.

EITINGE switched from stock to road.altos' units September 12. Civet heededby Mane Card rentable le dein. Newor:need s. changing every two weeks.corny In Sunday., atoning September 214Other principals for the Brat chow In=eluded Palate (Nutel Kaplan. 'Monkey"Kirkland. Wait Collins George Kaye. BooLaVoo. Alice Jewel and Jennie. Monatee, tetra stepper. wee replkeee by PatParr'e September 16.... CHARMAINE ro-placed Margie Hart ea featured strip atthe Gaiety. September 12. . . . RUTHMASON. of the Gaiety, se a aura batheroa the Cleric:1gs mot. and Lola Derte. ofthe Republic. iss baby adopter. receivedmentions In Winchell's caiunta septetn-bee II, and Sally Keith September 15.

TEDDY UNDERHILL. .1111 with Jacob.coneesetonatres bow has charge

of novelty gadgets at the National Air.port. Washington, where Rah AllaUnderhill has charge of the ceabletsIn town tact week with Teddy wereUnite* Shuinway, daughter of Echo andVirginia Shurnway. of Beckmannferrety caroled. and Mr. and Mr.. J. H.Swaing.... ELAINE 017.310RE and JeanDoris. show girls moved from the ID -tinge to the City September 14. . . .

MABEL BART and brother Carl Eriekeonwere among the fleet 'ethers to the StateExposition In tw)ne:SO& MM.- OPCIIth'Sday September 14.

RITA DEVFIIE hew shifted from Fun.entree nude unit back to burly. not eatthe Matto, Chicago. and next to theAvenue. Detroit. During Chi week oc-curred the Amelia of Chuck Straus.

Nast York Office)boon eon.. One of her yarns has beenaccepted by .V0,1<rn1 Morita. . . MARIECORD the extra -added headliner to theEddie (Nut) Kaplan unit at the Tone.with Loss De no, headlining October 0week. . . LESTER SCHWARTZ takesover publinty at the Follies Theater. . .

WAUNETA DAM. recovered from her re-cent auto mishap, returns this week toCarroll'. Cafe . PRINCES LUANAthieves In the fall season at Eddie Mar -'caveat's 340 Club. Camden. N. J.

MIDWEST:PRINCIPALS at the Avenue. Detroit:

On awl. Youngstown: Empress. MIllteau-kee. and Gayety, Akron. de being site:.tatted weekly Instead of *my two weeksa. originally planned. . . . VALERIEPARKS haa eloped In California andOpening 4000 on the Hind. and MidwestCircuits. . . LOU PINE and "Happy"Blatt are heading a new avow ,Akio *proson the Htnt and thrived circuits Sunday

. . . HARRY CLERK and MarieVoe opened on the Midwest Crean at theRhino. emettgo. September 19. ... AMYFOND was unable to open at Bunter lastwork beeause of Iltnews. . OLORGETOGO opened on the Midwest October 3.. . . DOROTHY WAHL is retiring tem-perately from show tile. an Ole expee new dancer some time this month. Ikehusband. Al Rio. la playing the Hint andMidwest circuit.. . . . JOHNNY COOKIs closing on the Midwest because Of

. . . 'TED LEWIS. operetinx theftartatase Bar. Detroit. gene a bonen' hurtweek for the widow of Cheek. Country.. . . DU= CYDAItEOperaing on the lildwed Sundt). (5). . . DICK BERNIEhas been released frorn the army end Isresuming his contract on the MidwestCircuit.

FROM ALL AROUND:1.11.ANK MACK Lae been named man-

ager of the capatot.rolecto.... BETTIEMACDONALD Is current St the Empress.Milwaukee.

B'klyn Star OpensTo Packed Houses

BROOKLYN. Sept. 27. -Star reopenedfor the season September 21 to packedhouses, with a cast Including Roxanne.atarotillta, Bob nod Itsbette. MarianWakefield, Isabelle Brown. Mom Leese.Hank Henry. Bob Aida. Ube Denniaoinand Denny 'nicker.

Mock chorus. produced by Ida Roes,theludes Ann. Albert. captain; Lots Ben.son. Marie Stubbs Dottie Peareon.Brenda Day, Lillian Verger. Raylle Wire.Velma Faye, Marian Reopen. Ruth Andre.Leona Hood. Berlta Boson. RohbioPreeton, Honey Alden. Pam Barrett andRuth Jeceoisni. George Fteynolde Icadage monster anti Murray Austin orkleader. lame stage crew, headed by BillConnors ea Ida season.

stage manager, and Charlie Country. CAPELLA AND 11Y.A77tICE ham beencomic. In Detroit. Scurvy stiller doubled held fourth week et the Versatile.. Newas stage manager In place of Leon DeVoe, York. Go Into the 'holies. Washington.away on a vacation. Rita reopened "nth October 13.the volt at the Shubert. Pittsburgh.ducer, on Ids first appears:Kau chorusSeptember 6. . .. EDDIE LYNCH. pro- 1101 1.1\11\2\111\\\111101.1101\V

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-Appiocheek Eddle."... LIOTOMULLER, rd' ekes *lease snide to ets menthe 0

end In Atlantic Ctly, was entertained 0 S3 *It, $10 Doak WNW! Bithof the Hotel Claridge. on a mown week.

Meyer; Rube Bernstein, Sally Keith, MAXKra"' jrU SI030 SW,. $12.50 kale, With #by Jackie Whalen, Rep

Coleman, Dixie Sulltean, George Murray,# 14Th #Murray ilf.11..OP. Pat Payee. JO* Brooks0Deemer, Helen Colby and a host of 0 CHORUS GIRLS, ATTENTION

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JEANNE headed opening but at Polite!Theater, stock troupe directed by (ironerFranke luelasding Mann) KW/. Red But.ham. Happy Arnold, Lew NHL Jack La- Amoat., Jean Carter. Evelyn Cutheray.Helen Carey and Jimmy Lewis....Lewis,... WIL-LARD JOHNSON heeds an "Intimate 0burlesque" unit bowing at Twin CedarInn. Cienurnton. N. J. cast !Minding AKitty Pante. Welt end Bill Ow.

JESSICA ROOM/3 beads the newchew ; BROADWAY AND 44TH STREET #at the PaUte., 57th Johnny Cahill corning the 11..1 of TI,C1 SquareIn from niter:es tow as a burly comic. 2

EUNICE JABON. featured at Cue- eIV. Tort ere

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Harry Hugo TenterWinds Up This Week

PAWN6Z. Neb. Sept. 27 --Harry HugoPlayere will conclude a to -week seasonunder canvas here this week ending Sun-day (51. Show confined Itself entirelyto Nelmults with the extent:on of oneweek in Wyoming. All week stand. weremade. K3C,Cept:ons. wore North Platte andScottabluff. Nth., where the show re-trained over a secencl week.

Manager Hugo operated on a thee.thane* 10 -cent ticket at the front dons,With a dime extra for reserves. Horanand May Talbert handle the advance.Them were 19 people In the troupe anda working are of three. Show movedby trucks and ears.

Jim Heffner GoesOn His Own Again

HARRODSBURO. Ky.. Sept 21. --JimHeffner, who for many years operatedthe Heffner -Vinson Tent Show and thisnesson comedian with Billrore Commit-ans. levered relations with the Latterorganization at Dyerabong, Tenn.. Mon-day (221 to Launch his Own show toplay his eatable had Kentucky territory.Heffner fa reported to have been In.tereated with Hilly Wehle In the opera.tloo of Wirers Oonnedisna tht. season.

Rehearnsts on the new Heffner tenterbegin here tomorrow. with the openingalso set for this city October 2

Among those engaged for the ahem Sc,Bill Armond, btarigend Lasenenee. andDick, Midge and Peggy Lanhein,

Bisbee's ComediansFind Business Okay

DYERSBURG, Teen.. Sept. 27.-4. C.Disneen Carritellans. flashy and attractiveoutfit. is finding business. to Is likingIn Its established Kentucky end Tennes-see territory, with Cliff Malcolm handlingthe advance.

In the roster are Mr. end Hrs. J. C.Mane.. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brasfield, Mr.and Men. Ozzie Johnson. Thayer Roberts'.Leon Black. Lloyd Gilbert Timmy andBarbera Brooks and Billy Choate.

Manager Bisbee is mending nicely fromerreoul injuries midsized to an intoaccident tut spring.

Weatlierbyli for InstitutionsnATONSCILLE. Md., Sept 21 -Wroth-

erhy Players will open their new enamelIn hospitals and natant:one In thts W-rithe,. at Spring Grove Hospital here Sep.tember 30. Group will open with LillianMoetinnees No-Aorount med. In theOut ate Harry S. Weatherby. Dinh Van-ger. Howard Hunter. Muriel Weatberby.WlUlam Iltbersnaa, Ruth Wcnblatt, JuneRosen. Angus Peron. Ida Zittoll andJoseph Room Jr. Other bills scheduledfee presentation during the eemon areRedheaded Stepeltild. The Hilt of theCods and Connie

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Rep RipplesBERT DANK.,of the New Cotton

Blossom Showlmat.ectibbless that thematt, housing a 28.people colored troupe.played Itonswend. led, September 21. andwent over well to a far bone. Thefloating theater, now headed down theOhio to the MIsautppl River. PlayedEvenaville. Ind., Mat Saturday and Sun-day i27-28).. . . WARREN EiVICYJS lagetting a healthy play In AroostookCounty. Maine. with hie vaude.plc combo.wb:ch La now working halls and schoolsafter a fling at the fairs. He's givingnen Western pica and a flesh bill, What'sNest? . . . CAROL PLA110th. coloredtroupe, are readying to play under ant-Mem of colored organisations In theMobile. Ana., section. They featurereligions Mom and this lesson will high-light The Golden Key, by R. E. Hannan.. . . A TWO -PAGE SPRAAD. captioned'The Showboat Cornea to Town" anddeenbing &curtness of Capt. T. J.Reyna:de Mejeetio Showboat. currentlyIn stork In Zanesville, 0. appeared inthe Sunday. September 20, none of TheColeys/sus (O.) nee. tabloid. Fightabots of aria of the boat and member.of the east were Included In the layout.Story and photos were credited to JulianHutt, of The Star start . . . ORVILLE(SHANTY) srrro has closed with theNell Slieffrxr Players to join the Fred-erick Nowity Tent Show.... HATCHER.PLAYEftS, Margaret Hatcher. manager.wind up their season at Lennox. le.October 11. Mee. Hatcher will resumeher radio work ever Station KWPC, HotSprings, this winter.... THE McCORDS.Donna and Glenn. are operating a rotaryoutfit out of Springfield, III. .

CLARMCE AUSKINfaS, agent for AlCooper', Mete Queen Showboat, postal.from Pselocan, Ky., to say business IIgood for the boat, which Is now playingaround Quince. HI, en route down theMississippi River.

TACK EZATTSO. ot the team of Jackand Ran. Heating. entered CV's%

Hospital. Cincinnati, last week tot anoperation on hns leg which has beengiving him trouble for some time. Hewilt be confined there toe some time andafter Ma dismtosal will be unable to workfor several months, In the meantime.Rene Is working In the chorus at theGayety. Oltelanatt Prlenda are urgedto drop Jack a line. He's In Room 103.

13..XER CURRIER will base a smellpie-rthele trick In Maine this semen_H. mede the fairs In that State duringAugust and September and reportsgood mason.... CLARENCE BALLERASMenthbus Minarets are touring the eolithUnder Bob Deattee outfit. with Bob Incharge, . . BILT.R0r8 AND BLSBEEStent shown day and dated at Dyereteug.Tenn.. September 22. with both outfitsbanging up a naldoetory gross, LloydGilbert and Toni and Barbara Beware, ofthe ItiOne opry, and Al Pitealthley, 01

Bilinora. engaged In a fanning tem torehash their experiences with the NellSebettnee troupe yeers ago. . BeefAND LILLIR HkTYY8R, thla season withKetrowli Kay floe? Chew, were recentnation on Bilimans Comediens, alongwith Instals Kerte, who had just closedwith the Schaffner Playera lit Iowa. ...KINO AND HAZEL FELTON, of the Al-len Bros.' Stork Company. recently en-joyed a tint with Al Pitealtberf. of theBinroy thew, LN TIlE CAST of Val&drown Mountaineem, who hare Isleteutopletottl year on Station WMAM.Marinette. WW.. are Val and Ann Bal.tOUr. Ken and Ruhr Lang, Panicle Kaye.Cody Thorns.. Harry Van Nets, TonsLa Pierre, lull Raygo and Art Mend....ItARI EY SADLER wires from Texas thatbusiness for his mammoth tenter con -thrum turnaway when weather pernalta.

Pepple, Thostspson Answerl'itcaithloy on Old -Timers

Topeka Kan.Miter* The mirrored:

In reply to Al S Pltealthloy. whoasked for information reguding certainold-time repertoire penforrnera. I ailspleased to adrlao regarding Baby Donsand Julia Bennett

During the season of 1001.'02 or1002-113 Wes Bennett we. leading ladyof the Hoyt Comedy Cornpony, tuichethe ananagetrunt or Harry Alien, touringthe South, Rah the rcaripany weeJulia's sheer. Molly, character woman.and Julian bueband. Lou invotbertandgenteel bitainess nun and stage direrter

During the same *wen. Baby Doris.who came tram Galles, also via withthe company. At. that 1110...0 Doris eaaabout seven years old. The fonownnemeson a young man by the name ofPoster Ball Joined the company and be-came Interested In Duch and troru thenon they accepted eassinternente togetheronly up until the Vane Dons seta oldenough to become Mrs. Ball, when Sheretired from the stage. roan' Joinedup Pith a man by the noise of West,and the mune team Ball and West wasa standard nee playing the leading ch-ews foe several rent

Mr. Pitcalthley mentions that thephotographs which he ancured formerlybelonged to aonta:ant, In New Harmony.Ind. It is toy better that they belongedto either Molly Bennett or Julia's busbawl, es they ell came from New liarnicely, and the fact that Baby Dorts waswith the tame company would lean oneto believe tnia. However. at that timemany prokeelonal people came from NewHarmony.

If Mr. Pitealthley will write to thenewspaper at New Harmony he mightsecure the Information he dais hs re-gard to the Bennetts.

T. DWIOHT PEPPLE

Aurora,Edna.* The natboardr

Al S. Pitcaahley asks about borne Okitimers of rep days of the gay Inn and

Derbyshouu NCUJSCo.monications to BILL SACHS. C.et,ensti °Hirai

JERRY OREM. In his 121h week withthe Brooklyn, Md., molest end at presentbusy toadying another to open soon In enEastern defense town. reports that anextra 12.50 has been added to the original

prise money at the Brooklyn show.Green says that the contedante thembase been working to the biggest floormoney be has MVO on ally ahoy in severalDam

=WY °ROWELL portals that he leback In Alhambra. Calif. and workingInco the resent San Diego, Calf., /4101f,but that he %slabes he were with iotafriends on some reed ahew.'1110 tomake a good one soon." scribbles ny."I mho the kids a lot."

WE HAVE HAD SEVFRAL Intintrieetun peat week on the Clete% DI. con-tent. Won't unmano please shoot tatthe dope on that show?

A urrrro received last week fromIR. 1010.1 fam would indicate that theMound City la ready and ripe for ea goodahoy. The letter. Opted by a /dm. Jones,Mrs. Lang. Mercella. Mom and RomanCare who describe thetoselvet as rabidsatkte lens. reads Ca felkestess 1.0111suselustholl tam went another show.What's 'wrong with St. Lou'.? Give usa show like the good old ono at West-

lake and we will ahoy them that St.Louis le 100 per cent for 11 Just Riveus the on* and only enlace. MoonMullin*, and we know It will be a reelshow. Don't ferret thew are Shldsoldier, at Jefferson Barracks and stoat13.000 people at small sterna plants here-about& This is the center of defensejoin; deeme yobs rnoar.. money, moneymeans sponsored teems and sponsoredtessera mean a exec.:sit thow."

EDDIE fiLeSSING, formerly of teatswalkie grid and now manegtna theCapital Tower, Pharmacy in Washing -tort postai that hen lake to read is linehere on Tex Swan. Freddy Cohen. JohnnyMaker and any of the other ordAtocasIse trouped with a few years back.

EARL HARRINOTO.N and Phil Arnoldare doing on act together In Mirage,Phil doing the warblIn; and Farl blend.Ing on the 'Ulnae

RAY (POP) DUNLAP'S contest InBrooklyn. Md.. Is nearing the wlnd'up.with four teams and two coke mingoing at prow time. Thee' are DaleThorpe and Elizabeth Lander. Nimblelinidrizeon and Helen Cantwell. JohnnyBowmen end Opal Perdig. Phil Raineyand Joann Leslie, and Billy Willa andJoe Rock. solos.

later of New Harmony, Ind. If ntatosoryserves me tight New Mammy Started alot of rep people on the road. The Ben-nett family originated there and were allIn the Mx, later nettling In Winslow, Ill..where moat Of thorn West

Ws, Atetrann, of bleVInn and Vetter.of the Two Merry Tramps company. whetsI last heard. was lisinc In Rockford. IllShe was one of the Bennett Staters. Kale!Clifford, of Rotenon de 01.11oed Company.now en route in Moon, could enlightenyens more on thew pantos Owl Bennettdied serest veers ago, shortly after Limnlog my show.

By the way. whet has become of Moe800 Ahl, who had a company on the roadIn the Middle Wen for years, and beforethat was featured with the Prank R. Longet vie Company for aver.?

PRANK IL THOMPSON.

Gagnon -Pollock QuitOREM BAY. WI,.. Sept. 27.-ThIa

season marked the last for the Oageton-Pollock teut show troupe, with Its cannatheater having been sold to the GillettPan Association. OrganIzed to 1917 byBert Gagnon end Ms IOUs. EdIth Pollock,pioneer troupers, the show has confinedits trends to Northeastern Wisconsinand Upper Michigan since 1922. Paasing

Gagnon -Pollock Leaves only two tenthow tompanlea operating In Wisconsin.

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Non -Theatrical FilmsConducted by THE ROADSHOWNIAN

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School Show Boom Is Seen;Pix and Vaude Good Combo

BOSTON. Sept. 17.-The oonalag am-mo will see the biggest boom In schoolshow business since It Jumped Into ac-tion a few years ego. according to E. P.Hannan, of thin city. Schools are offer.Mg operators tocremed opportunities. forthe showings of films. sod operator+ arereporting incresued bookines. There Le tendency to combine vaudeville enterstainment with the IMMO. lames foradult audiences. Hannan mid_

"One ',etude plc triek f know has POabowthp booked strendy." Hannan re-ports. "sod a soIo entertather deism AntrepeeeonatIon act has been promised40 of Ma lilt searsen's date*. He should

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RENTED $10.00 A WEUC mirth:inn mark. a moenentoue forwardswan, esai Ant* ..l vet.e helot... dose. step In the lOmm. eleAman :lee et A.m.'s*. hoorah annals, A Set of tour CArtsXMt In color are now"sew, ..1.4,e'es kVA: avalleble. They are rock Frost. whichMom. estintelsg eu V realea Wes Nei eves it* ewe shows how the good-hearted punt'r of

easily pick up se many more beforeawing. A trouper who Went a combinedMeilen and pie show reports good re.sponse to advance McInnis -J.

-Several °wanton, of vaude end pic-ture eornblnaMons say that It to getting01111.37 to place 141mm. films that 1111170historical, educational or blographiesiseine There 1. she a fair demand forfiled dealing with travel end the Meet -ern types, Operators have a wide varietyof pictures with real merit from whichto make their *elections.

-/s 10 the past. clean antertiOnntent,dramatic artietry, production quality andinforrnsitlre values are determining fro -tore for the reboot shown The wide...solely lb subject miter. both features:Iand shone. Wet Operated.* many oppor-tunities for the sale ticei of programsPer all purposes.

"The small schcol these are goingplaces, end operators who come Intotheaterless communities and put ontheir entertaltunent to the school areperforming a worth -while 'orrice.

"The audlence. In thermal] communtties have shown time end again (hetthey farm vaudeville. Operators who areversatile la Um connection hare beenable to get many repeat bookings 5041th112 added to their pmett.. Where anoperator hasn't any entertaining stelaea tie -In with a perimeter usually worksout In a eatirfaetory manner.

'Since the shore are prevented tofamily groups, *meters are advisedagainst showing of fame of strictly adultInterest. Ono experienced operator say.that It pay. to her* comedy of *ernekind, whether It's In films or In the liretalent, People like to laugh and getaway front reality omen It foe only alittle while In these troubled times. Andoperators would do well to cater to thisdemand for escape etitertanunent.

"Mystery !Urns are also popular withaudience* who rotrerara the rantedchows. The whodunit. being calmed areall entertaining films with goodand plenty of 'unmet... illyatertee havealways been poiratar with moviegoers,and they serve to round out a well-balanced program. Horror films siloinert with favorable andtence reaction.

"Operators Who have epectaltred Inthee Reid look forward to an attire aridTorntrnetAtIVP aelitettl. They bate broughttheir program up to dates added newfilms, treed out new rouunen for theraude vortical, of the bill and are altset for bootstrap during the fall andEnter."

Color Films BowIn 16mm. Field

16MM SOUND PROGRAMS

NM YORK. Sept. 27.-The tint Pre-fmaional movie films to be offered loodor in lemur. width are being releasedby Castle !idea. Inc. The proctiteingUnit claims that as a result of protfeetedco-operatlon between trabolenois In thefirmes offices and those In color etteiteeon the West Coast arid in reductionleboretraies In the Rasa It finallysurmounted obstedea that heretoforehalt prevented the Lira of color In lemma.

Title, *deed bans to group showingswill be of particular Interest to read -showmen, Ita OM, they will 1* abIe tooffer many of the color name that willerentuelly be made evAnabie to the10nern. field. The Hest film. releeseel tocolor are In the form of seriesof orrettnal color cartoons, Hollywoodcrested and roipcodeced LI sharp detailfaithful to every graduation of shading:a.It Ia stated. In conception end exerts.tem, the work of U, I), lwetha now withthe Disney Waft of artista the Castle

*trim of the past. which seem designed

learns and ertnetoer panes fells to atop thecub beer from running away front theneed of hibernating at home: a tea andlaugh -provoking ter31011 of efoldfn'sLamp, in which such cootrivancosas X-141* and blow torches arelboceporated: a streamlined comic IstrolOrtOf the fanither rhyme. Old Mother Hub-bard. In which the starred dog 14.1etak

a alek king. and The Plemeshron Nan,a story about a fenuotic aggreeam vetoinvaders a country eller* all thesea andpeople are balloons.

Mail Order I6inni. TheatersSAN YRAHCISCO. Pepe 27,- William

Alexemier, welt-kricessn eivoirruin for-merly conbrated with Pox au SouthAmerican exchange agent. has an.nounciel a new Idea to the lemm. fine.Alexander Is planning mall -order 15mm.theaters which will be shipped completeto any part of the country erect ariestee down payment has been made.Alexander claim(' to hare circlet plansell reedy and 1.4 Awaiting !teaming toput his plan into effect.

The Wall is the outgrowth of the sten,cow achieved by Ratan and Here Isfrealtd, 10mm feetorea which we're din.tributed by Alexander. The them herohad auereethal shoeing* in mere than 20/mums which were ordiassily equippedfoe only 33tniti.

New and Recent Releases(n411111 T1,C1 Art Airprorimarr)

NOT SO DUMB, released by PostCorr,:7Atton. A one.reel ALSIP.

ject depicting the strange endertirneshipe of dumb animate. Showsa mother bear fishing for salmon, acat mothering a numbs of bright-eyed squire/le with her own brood.a smart dog In a context with a losod-chuck. arid Other anoteng teem &Running time, 2 minutes.

ALGIERS, televised by CommonwealthPictures Corporation. A 10 -reel melo-drama presenting the exetting .tart'of fugitive, who lore as they lira. Anexciting plot with the suspense StIsst441001 mate the final scone. Cherie"Royer and Hedy Lalderr play the marroles. Running time. 80 minutes.

SONG BIRDS OF THE NORTH WOODS.released by Pose Metures CorpcoPetien. A onromel Informative andatitheutic record of the wings andcries of American birds, made Inthe Adirondack Mountains. withsounds recorded on location. Come%Wintery is by Dr. Arthur A_ Allen,of Cornell UnleertIty. The loon.white -throated sparrow. hermitthrush and woodpecker are ranee ofthe bees heard. Running time,nine and a half Minute*.

THE CHIMP'S ADVENTURL releasedby Castle Films. Inc A one -reel.letrim. *mend subject showing aebimpancee who leaves his nativehaunts to explore the strange man-made world. Ins experiences andadventures offer good entertainment,with many comic situations handledcareer:v. Running tin*. 20 minutes.

MINSTREL DAYS, released by IdealPictures Corporation. A one -reeler insound. festering Nina Mae McKin-ney, Notro singer. An olentime min-strel singer end en old -ilexsteel show are shown first awl, sea follow up, a modern version lapresented. An orchestra of 20 piecesand bIg seta were used In makingof the nine Running time, 10rithautea.

GIRLS OF THE UNDERWORLD.released by Astor Pictures Corpo-nstion. Thus Ls a melodrama bluedon the Law of the Tong. JasonRohaede. Phyllts Barrington. DorothyValley, Mary Carr ar.d Prank Lec-tern are in the east. Running time.be minutes

YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, released byCommonwealth Meares Corporation.A plausible love story of a men whofought against the forces of terrorwith the lore of a woman as hisonly weapon. allapOlta0 IA kept upand the settee Is realatatned at areMd pace. Nine reds. Running tune.80 minutes,

UNEMPLOYMENT TAX(Continued from pope 3)

rends performers were never contactedby AOVA.

SAN FRANCISCO -Sept. 27.--CallfortileState Theatrical Federation. et Its con-ventloo here Sunday at Musicians' mu.

endorsed an AOVA resolution exiting foepayment of State unemployment inset -Awe for unto!' members working (semis

Roratutton was submitted with the Ideaof protecting a sr -ember working In anight club one week and defined as anemployee, and then the following tookperforming the saw set with the atonewardrobe on & WADIl club date end beingconeldeted an Independent contrector.

AOVA representenve Vinee Silk. whOsubmitted the resolution, said the Meet.lion Created an Unfair hardship totAQUA members working casuals. Hedeclared that they slimed be entitled towawa' unemployment benefits, whichthey are denied bemuse of Intrapretateens of the words "Independent con-tractors." Slit said that musicians andbiltpoaters are affected by eorr.ewhetsimilar circumstance...

Reratution, bowery, was not deer asto who would be responsible as employersof AOVA membera. 811k geld It was Msopinion that the agent thould be dreig-meted as such, and that he In turnah001.1 collect from employers Who en-gaged him as agent.

A copy of the resolution was sent tothe committee On resolution of theCalifornia Stets Pietetatioa of Labor,which Is Melling Its convention hemthis week.

LIVING COSTS UP SCALES(Continued from pep, t)

peat few months, which have wan a riseof 3 to 4 per cent on the coat of "sena:-tire items," that other performer unionsere adding a 'cost of living" Omura Innew contracts. American Guild ofVariety Artists In the past few week.atynes3 contracte with cafe owners InDetroit wliteh provide for contract nego-ttations being reopened at the end ofthe calendar year. when comperlionto !lying orals can be made.

Wiener/ lacreesesSame employers have come thru with

voluntary Increases because of the hikeIn foodstuffs. clothing and other amen-tials. Interstate Circuit of Teasa Is theflee. Important operating company tocome tbru voluntarily, math a 10 percent tworese for employees making *100a month or Nee And 7% per tint fee

making more than 11100 a month.APRA cannot make any protests to

melee stetions, sponsors or traneeriptioncernpaIllets1 until December. 1043, ea proseldest for In the contract which wassigned last year. APIIA's contractualclause reads:

If the cost of living for a three-monthpetted ending Deeranber lb. 1042 aslamed by the Ruses. of Udine Statistic*of the U. S. Department of Labor (while'it based upon composite figures forlarge cities using the bore of 100 for tboyears 1033 to 10301 shall be 10 or merepoints higher than said index foe clinementhe ended December 15, 1040. APRA.within 30 Moo after the publication ofsaid Index for the three-month periodending Dreember 15, 1042, may ginwritten notice to you (stations) request-ing that the minimum rake 01 payprovided In the code be wilizated. andspecify adjustment. Within fire daysafter your receipt Of such notice youshall either grant the adjustment requestor enter Into orgotiotions with APRAwith respect to such requested adjust-ments. Lf within flee days after partieshave entered Into such negotiations theyfall to reach an *trot& the question ofthe rate of Adjustment shall be sub-mitted to arbitration in accordance wellthe provialoos of the code. The arbiters -Ilan shall be solely limited to the ad.justment of the minimum rates of payand the award Oustl be effective on thedate when issued, but In no event priorto PebruarT 13. ME. and shall continuoIn effect until Noreenber 1. 1944."

Others Follow Suitft la understood that other unions In

show bustnews are petting up disusesstealer to that of APRA for trusertio0In new contracts_

AGVA contract In Detroit Is with theMetropolitan Cate Owners' Asecalatton.which provides for new nraoleations Ifthe price Index elm 10 points between°dolor and December of next year.Taking the only interodiately decisiveoption, however. la the lood imusUianeOmen,, which hilted the wale 13 per cent,eferkitve nest week. Locals of the MeetIn Cleveland and Philadelphia also hikedwages recently.

Stagehands' union in Detroit. in renew-ing contracts recently with theater op -craters. received an overtime Increaseof 13 cents ti dour In straight picturehouses and $10 per week per Man invaudefilm houses. Legit stag Bands werenavel 50 cents per snow.

October 4, 1941 The Billboard 29

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BAROE-Benjamin, Negro musician.September Id in Mercer Hoopttal. Tren-ton. N. J. It was at one time leaderof hb. own orchestra. the Harlem &re-ale:Inc Suroving are Ma widow. Meta:a non. a daughter. his mother, a enterand four brothers. Services &Member18 to Trenton, N. J. with burial InEwing Cemetery there.

BELL-J. 0. (Jack), rep and storkperformer, In Scribner. Neb. SeptemberID of a heart ailment. )le wan formerlystele E'wtn %terry. J. Waist Morgan.0eint Boyers, Harley Seinen Justin.Remain and Hut Meows. and the pactAuttmer was with the combined Justus-Roreans & Mart Players. Survered byMa widow, Orem, arid es brother. Marion,

BRAND-Mrs. Ar.na Couctron. 61, Me-tre? wife of Peut Goudrots, at one tient.Woking agent In Mileage for MeremeLome and Bert Levy circuit, In ChristlimpItal. Clocinnate Seletocabor 20 of asorest Illness and eompileationa boneghton by fall. en* was a Meow triapriit)performer. appearing at l'Arlocla Weedwith the John Robinson. Seib Bees, andItagenbeek and Wallace Meuse*. She re-tired from show berme** thorny afterher brat marriage, feudal m Columbies,O. /September 22. B'ert'hed by her Mie-r -rot ?reek

IN FOND REMEMBRANCE CI MY WIFE

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BROWN-afro. Paul, Ogirre skater. InOnly. Wyo. September 21. [Ate appearedIn thin country end Canaria.

COHN-Morrts, 72, one of the foundersof the Hollywood Bowl and sponsor of thePhilharmonic Opera Arab:140XL Septem-ber 22 in Loh Angeles, Burial September24. Ma widow, a daughter and two eonsauTane.

CORTEZ--Mrs. Christine Conniff. as,former eons of Ricardo Corte:. film sate?.In Santa Ana, Calif., September 21 fromburnt suffered shun she fell Weep whitealtinalng. tsureived by her parents andtwo brother.. Serviced In rieserty 11111..Calif, September 24,

DANA-,Lynn B. Sr.. 07, president ofDansia lifimeal Institute and well-knownNantic, September 21 in City Hospital.Winton. O.. after a brief Memo. He wasa composer and for many years directedchoir. at Cbatitauqua, 0., during themummer. Ms widow. Rita. and a son,Lynn B. Jr._ survive_ Burial in Warren.

DMZ-Roman. 71, farmer sir -use -recut park operator. September IS InBrooklyn_ At one time he was emaciatedwith the lam Frederic W, 'f'bonipaon andElmer S. Fundy to operating Luna. Park.

bleed.D ARAMS-Mrs. Victoria Dalgnault.

43, former dancer. September 22 at theWoonsocket ifeepltal, Woonsocket, R. T.the bad teen a member of the ArminStaters. Thiebeault and Cody troupe

Robert CrawfordRobert Crawford, 64 thestrioal pro.

diner, former nitric publisher andblueness manager of Al Joleanb tour-ing =Meal comedy, Had On to YourHats, died September 20 In Boston ofa heart attack.

Crawford. a former Jockey and songplugger, turned muss* put:atelier alterthe Weed War, Ho pined ErringBeeltna musk hoarse and later be-ohne general manner, He AnerweedOct up hie own nistaithing firm enpartite:slap with 'DeSsiva. Brown JrBerldracel. Crawford become Weal-dela ad the binineta, whieb eventuallyroil out to Warner Wm, for 66.000.-000.

When the stock market erethed In1029 ho hat a crowarlemble fortune,There followed a long peeled of get-ting beck on hie fore which cul-minated with Ms preduetton of Sera -rare Room., now on the road after

Broadway run of more than a year.It was Croyfrieda suggestion that

predeced the remota, Sonny Roy stingfor Al tleilihon

lie tearer his wife and son by aformer Marlin e-

BUtteil In OUIC40.

The Final Curtainwhich (011,<E1 the United States endEurope in the early '20i.

DUBOIS - James Walter flimenteamember of Al G. Kelly -Miller Bro.: Cl-cue. August 22,

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CHARLES FR ANKLYNPa.K41 OM 7. 1095.

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001.062*-Nat (Benin). 62, advance andpublicity man for burlesque /Mows on theformer Columbia wheel. September 23 toGouverneur Hospital. New York. follow-ing an Operation. He was member ofthe Burlesque Club from Its Inception.Berta] September 23 from the RiveraldoMonona' Chapel. New York.

0080020-Alfred 0.. en, RICO Canterstechnician. September 22 In he. Angeles.Brought Meinema Colour" from Englandand also reeved as cameraman fax PineArts. Lubin, Unit :rat and Blograph,/'sliced at the Little Church of theMowers. ?mem Lawn. Hollywood, &totem -be; 2S. Surnsed by tour daughters anda an.

GRAMM-John M., 23, musician, Sep-tember 14 at hometal pear Port Del-eon. Vs.. utter being Quicken with ap-prodicitia eklille on ohanchtme. Servicedet Ms home In Philedelphia, with buntthere.

ORAHM-Atra. Jennie, wife of WilliamGraben. president of the Penner l'MkTheater Company. Detroit. suddenly Sep-tember 23 following a amok.. Summedby leer husband and five children.

HENDCP.S0N-10LAND-Robert, actor.recently In London. He appeared withSir Herbert Tree In molly of his MaManselys 'Theater productions. lit alsoappeared with Mrs. James Brown Potterand Lily Langtry.

IMIRLEY--Leate (Dock) 60 veteranoutdoor showman_ In Stigler, Okla. July20. Burial at Stigler.

111.111LEY-Nellee. widow of LewisfDoek) Hurley. September 16 In Stigler,Otis, Btariel In Stigler.

DeTROPIDI,Nabs. 76. actress. Septem-ber 19 In New York. She appeared Inmusical Comedy and light opera. Atthe age of 14 the made her debut atTony Plurlerca on the Bowery. She touredwith OUbert and Sullivan cooltrarimeand appeared for many yeses en Broad-way In much above as HOoffilOill Lane:Sell., Irene tied Nary: Betty Re Goodend 0 Erenleg Sere she twee aday eh ter.

NORTON-James 0.. 414. retired actor.September 25 in Kings County Hospital.Brooklyn. Ile made Ms first appearanceon the stage In The Stranger In lilt. Ilelater stied In 'import of Marjorie Rana-beatt In dyes of Youth at the MaxineElliott Theater. New York. He was also:n the east of Poiyeerny amoral years ago.Morton's last engagement was trills Uproes the Meet Buried in the Actor.'Fund plot in Konen* Cemetery. Valhalla,N. Y.

MURT--Jon. head of the theater signdepartment foe Warner Biol.' theatercircuit in Philadelphia. September 21 atJewah Hospital. that city, of an ab-dorennal ailment.

OWENS-Jesate V. 76, father of HarryOwens,. orchestra leader, in Los Ann.:leiSeptember 24. Funeral from Holy TrinityChurch. with burial in Calvary nen:entrySeptember 25. Resides Mir soon /tarry, hiswidow, a eon In Hawaii and a daughteraunty..

PHILLIPS-James E. (Made). brotherod E. Lawrence Phillips. owner of JohnnyJ. JOBea Exposition. Bepternbet 27 at thefaintly heaps in Washington, Intermentto Mount Olivet Cemetery, Oust city,September 90. Teo other brothint endthree sisters entrelte,

ROnE81171RY - Dale, 28, radio per-former, killed In an auto accident atGrundy. Va., Septembre 13. He con-ducted a hillbilly program on StationWHIS. Mallard, W. Va.

SHOAT - Jots M. veteran minstrelshow maneger. In Houston Sepeembet24 after a short Mixes. Shoat was withthe C. W. Parker. Rumen Brae, HortonB. Campbell and Beckmann GeretyMoue, and for the past two years wasmanager of the Minstrel Slow with theBill 11. Hamm Stamm. He was a memberof rho Snowmen's League of America.Surrired by Ms widow, Nora, and a son.W. IL (Meter). Strittee at the PoetaWest Company. Houston. with burialthere,

1311/1414-Rudolph. 53, care owner,September 16 at Ma home In Camden.N. J. atter a abort Ilionnoi. He operateddubs in Camden. N. J. and at the MuthJersey seashore resorts the peat 44 yenta.(tureens) am ht widow, Augusta: twodaughtem. a !deter and three brother,.Berincen September in In Ceneden. N. J..Stirs burte1 to Ilezleigb Cemetery there.

THAPP-Ceartes A., retired actor, at hishome In St. Interabune Pta, September26. He and his wife formerly operatedstock company under her maiden Dame.Meese Lemur. Services in St. PetersburgSeptember 99.

WALT®[ - Wpm". 64. rearm plateJ°1Tho tetnmenet,,on weight. September 26 In AB boat apart-

, Bcptemt 29 to Losment In Holl&rem pure by her tnclude Third Alarm ywood. Best known amongFuneralMls plans were Paid In Volt. The realest

wrMtaa !'r ins Mgcle. September 24. Way, The lOttfe, The Wolf and The Trailwith cremation following. A ann. Emory et rue 14.9e""le Pine. HIS Is" Ll'°Ads7-Women. and four irrendebildrem Ella hit was Jealousy In 10211. He was mar -Hall. In OnituryPox actress: =leo. Tied twice,pratto Charlotte Walker. en

actress, and later to Mary lateen, knownJoan and Lanory /Mimeo Jr., survive.LrB8ON-Abraham, 63. theater mead- on the stair/ mi Mary Horn.

Ore. to CtnelcutaU September 21 of limnattack. He was seerotary.treameete ofleanem Theaters, Inc Okeh AtniherartentCompany, and Rico Theaters. Inc. allIlidweetern (trine Survieed by his widow, FASTWOOD-MORD AN-Ralph Nine.Helen: a brother, beam, general manager wood, vorallat with Leo Zone's orehretrn,of the RICO -Midwest Corporation. Milan- and Marton Morgan, non.

pro, In Pralseleiphia Se .Member 17.naIl, and tore/ alders.IXCC-Edna, former fern rate of The 000020N-WANOMM Frallete C.

of co,yme. September 20 at Model& ndripro. end Jean Wengenn,naabler for Warner Bros.' Tbeatere, 10the horn* et her mother in Now York

after long Illness. Sereloes September Sheboygan. Wiee September 20.HAYMEBMARSHALL - Dick Homes,23 In Bellaire, 0.

MentAIFION-Oregon. founder of the Meallet with the Harry James orchestra,Repertory =Mater In New South wales and Jo Ann Marshall. darner. Septemberand Victoria, Atietzslien recently In Mel- 21 In Now York.Itoitene. Ault/Idle Mt -Mahon eatablithect HORD-BUNCH-Nell Hord, trumpethis own unit in 10'30 and presented over man with Joe C. Suliteana band, and350 plays. Recently ho bad made ar. Betty Bunch, vocalist with that (irk, Inrengemente to present a new scrim of :Salt Lake City September 10.repertory plays at the Princess Theater. KELLY-RLAM-Oen* Kelly. dance di -Melbourne. The Banish Government rector of Reel roof !inward, and Bete),awarded him the order of Commander of Blair. appearing In New York to Thethe &Beth Empire fee Ida work In pro. Beasteut People, in Philsdelphla Sep-

tember 22,Monne Intone( In the theater.efenge_nus (annum H. attrww,e). LIVXMLEV-BRADLEY Ror Lewetlen.

veteran cennedian and dancer, September animal trainer, and Mre. Peggy Bradley.23 at &nevus. Hospital, New York. of a daughter of the late Goverreor Fred W.cerebral hemorrhage. bLackb last role firma of >Stehle-an. secretly In July, tt waswas that of the 13th old stiff of rho disclosed Ms week.-13 old stiffen In the finale Of Amore:, MELINO-DO1JOHERTY - Prank Me -end Old Lore at Um Fulton Theater. 1100, metro, and nary Dougherty,New 'York. He leaves a daughter. sestetant booker At the Republic Picture*

MARCONNIER-Byrne It. Nov Tart exchange. Ph:lade:phis. In that cityplaywright, September 11 In San Fran Umber 20risco. AIII-BROWN-touls Pettinere

1411t0Le, - Madame Rom, one-time Might manager of the cookbouse onopera star and roman- mete of Osman' Crafts 20 Big Shows, and Matte Brown,Merola, director of the Min Pesneima of Puente. Calif.. to San Diego, Call.,Opera Company. September IS In Ban reneneyPrate:03M READCSAGEle-Waltex 84$4. Jr.. ter-

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tier general manager of Walter ReadsTheatrical er.terprises end American Corn-EnUblei Theaters Corporation of New 'forksaid New Jersey, and Harriet Sager, nonreo. September 21 et the Beene of thebodies parent.' in Now York

SONTA0.8ULLIVAN-George Sommepianat with Orrin Tucker's bar.d. andJerre Sullivan. singer. 10 Omaha Sep.tembm I&

!STAPLES-MORIARTY-Lloyd Staples.announcer at Sutton, WHYN, Holyoke.Ham. end Mary M. Mortsety, Holyoke. toNew York Oepternber 20.

WALKER-GOREY-Byron Walker. pm-Nctiornst at the Metro and RAILYnt then -tens, Milwaukee. area Kerne (token Itep-tember IS in Prune du CbLen, Wis.

WALKICit - LAMM - Arthur Walker,ccokhoum manager on Buckeye StateSnow*, and Petty Lemon, with tr.* WinocggniatatLon, September 16 on shows'midway at Winston County Fair. Lean -vale. Miss,

WEILL-PHTLLMS-Artitur Well.. as-ctstnt chiiniti Wier of Station W104, NewYork. and Rita Milli:Da nOrtpiti, tem.timber It In Brooklyn,

COEittitg 7nattfagCS

Lieut. Willlem H. McClure, Dolmen andSally Oibba, former misdeal comedyactress and ballet dancer, In Rosemont.Ps, In November.

Lieut. Jack Harmowits, II. 8. Army. andRoberta Barrett, daughter of MaurteeBarrett, production menager of Station

New York. In Met city soon.Debby Grant colored stage, red!o end

screen performer recently with MatineeBelesoon Melee' Xonsdele Revue, andKoine Labatt. chortlee with the sameehow, In Chimp next December.

Hamlet Hendricksoo, nonpro. end !aptlyEverett, reeeptiontet at Station WLOL,Atinneapoes-St. Paul. noon,

Mattes B. Kamer, Wethereneld. Conn.announcer on Menem wMAS,Eiretilinteld.Mass. and iceman:* Latent'. Wetbm.Betel. In that city noon.

Robert W. Troup Jr. rongwriter, andCynthia Hare, night club Amer, scenetime next year.

Leonard Lertn, Arnim. and Mona Wil-son, steeled with Leo Zolloa orchestra InPhiladelphts. In that city scorn

Tony Wation, nonpro. anti Roth Wat-son, of the Watson Ells -tern ntter) per-formers. In Plinsdelpbla soon.

James A. Toner. nonpro. and AlmaRoemer. daughter of Walt Wee:1M or -raiment leader. In San Francisco soon.

Corp. Palmer T. Beatidette, U. S. Army.and Cotene Wrtcht Jr., film actress, No-vember 14 In Hollywood or Nes York.

&tiltsA daughter, Darlene Edith, to Mr. and

Mrs. Art Mathew" In the Fullerton(Calif,) flospnal September 6. FatherIA prone:loran at Pf1001.51 Theater,Santa Ana. Calif.. and mother is daughterof Tat 0. Brown, termer circus ntan.

A daughter to Mr. and Mee JohnWright at Hollywood Hospital September24. rattan' Is 'with thelvoreal publicitystaff.

A daughter to Mr. and elm WalterSande at Orden of Inbar:on hospital, LoaAngeles. September 23. Father is an actor.

A datmhter to Mr. and Mee. Hal RoachJr.. at flood Sarr.aritan Hospital, Les An.gels.. September 21, rather Is eon of HalRoach, film producer.

DioafteesMerlon* Plnocchlo from Joseph Plane-

cbto, owner ce ritmecheo. San Primate*Merry. In that city 3cpteraber IS.

Berle Oardner, working in Honoiniuwith a, unit chow playing mow camps.from Cheerful Gardner, ereinarsoem ele-phant trainer, now worlisig In pictures ItHollywood.

Marian Curtis from George Olvet to LOSAngeles September 24.

MIAMI CLUBS WIN(Ccerfeseed from pope 27)

and es Dade County is the only countyIn the State over 936.000 the law was Inreality local legislation and should hambeen passed as such.

There is no local legislation regulatingbourn of Germans and mfrs. Dodo Countyliquor Man, loelionag naleser term=where phones supply the bast part of theentertanurant, will for the nett IWOyears operate without roOlattatton ex-cept for those spots located melee citylimits.

30 The Billboard CARNIVALS October 1. 1911Conducted by CLAUDE R. [WS ROBERT DOIPKIR, Asseesare. Cwwweemermas to 25 Opera Place. Cosemaadi O.

GATES CONTINUE TO SURGEJones ScoresAt Nashville

Grosses only 5 per centunder '.10 despite polio-attendance in dip

SNASIDILLG. Sept. ?T. -Providing the

midway et Tenneseee Stan' Per here.September 1540. for the nest time Ilioboe ysare. Johnny J. Jones Repositiongreased only about S per cent underRoyal American Meows' figureof teatyear, aline attendance was off more than17 per met Total title year wee *43.-21983 as compared with RA's 143;734.20In HMO.

Weather was perfect ad week, butchadren under 0 yews old were barredfrom the fairmounde because OS In-fantile pereyals In this area. The onlyday the Jones Repoettton fell under legitmr mark was Pride?, Chlkirenn Day.when attendance totaled 19.1e3 a, corn -peed with 289.237 Mat year. Orem"damped nearly $3,000 on the day. Haw.ever, on Saturday, the biggest day of theweek. loons topped the mark foe thesame day Hat year by nearly 83.000,

Clyde Beettya Ctrcua was the top at-traction of the snows on the midway andPlayed to near.eriPaelty crowds at everypreformence. Ride* also did exceptionaliSee JONES AT NASHVILLE On pace dl)

Spencer SuccessfulFor Lang; MemphisDate Is Below Par

likKINIINY, Tex. Sept. 27. -Dee Jung'sPacnotis Elbows opened here Mondaynight for a wean tand, coming to fromMemphis. Mo, where they exhibited forfour days to below -par bueinesa afterauocesefully concluding MeV tare teethe North Central Circuit of Cates at

=la.. September 13. Despite eh rainfall In Spencer. ellone

apnoea to an estimated 3e.000 on Men-detaCharrrecin Day.

KW Day Saturday rave ex -MOW results despite rain. An all-time111144aWlanoe mond wee set for the de -dayWent and midway Moment 'ass goodIIMeat Alden organizanon wa homeSend by Inntement weather on nearly(ma date on the circuit, whieh includedstaldla at Cedar Rapids. Jai Albert Lea.Mine,; Term N. D.. and !Muth DakotaState Pala Huron, Ow -err Dee Lang saidthe tour peened a financial peewee.

Drifleg the stand In Memplita manyMilberg of the personnel ratted Elva -11th Anderson. who was connected withONO= anow Dueness for many yearsand who hold open borne for the show -folk. et bey boom there. Noble C.Perth Mutates manager. re3Otried after trip Into Seutbern Texas on Madness.WILDE* Lang celebrated a birthday hereand received many gilts.

Bement visitant Minded Mr. and Mrs.Chadds T. dom. Andrew Mariann Mr. andMn.. Call Hamm It. A. Derenthal, PeedMregentann. Nate Gellman, Bill Grund.Mina Obeemark, Charlie *AIM Ben 0.Rocelbottae. Jimmy Mommy. moueUtley and John White.

Golden Belt Is DamagedBy Storm in Gideon, Mo.

GIDZON Mo., Sept. 27,--A strongwind. accompanied toy a light ten. a h::13hit this town about 8 pin. Wednesdae,did conalderable damage to Golden BeltsSnows. With CTVIrit reported. Torsi onthe Merry-Go-Ititind Minaret -1. Girl andSide Show were badly damaged. Twosnow fronts were bowled over, and Mr.and Sine Otrardte men game top wee&mace&

Shows were In operation when theblow struck, but no one wee Injured.Crews started to repair the derange Ire -Mediates, and - put a 71:1M,T ofMira toe' Into wevice. Blew rid rotkeep *bows from opening the followingB ight

NOBLE C. FAIRLY. Peewee showowner and for the part senses bast -nets manager of Dee Lang's FomoaJShove, hat been re-engaged In thatcapacity by Dee Lang for 1941. latelyreports a phases, and /enceintewomen He and Lang coneludentyeAtations for the 1012 contract dar-n'', the shores' stand its Spencer. 14

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Ban tly's Registers$32,000 Gross HikeAt Blackstone Fair

BLACKATONR. Va., Sept. 77.-Offklesof Bantlyn All-Amertaira Meows said thatthe grass on shows ar.d rides at Black-stone Pair here. September 15-20, wasover 42.000 above Let years. White showsod ride grce.see showed thts tncresae.there wee a englit decline In conceesionreceipts. Concession Manager Joe Paynereported. 'Ilia fact was not easily un-dereandable. tine:ideate et the fairtotaled 50.000. an Increase Of 12,000over 1240.

Wednesday and Saturday nights werethe tag onm. hut little day play pre-

Ove7 12.0:0 patrons were onthe rounds on Saturday. a WO a over5.000 Over the previous yea:. Shows werewell lighted and newly panted. Attrao-Um midway was led out on the 00 -acrefairgrounds end it Included 0 rides. 10shows and 38 0,11C1WiCell.

Minstrel Stew was the top money -getter among shows, with the Side Showsecond. Rides were topped by Twin Per-ris Wheels. followed by the lildeet0 and0-Mptia. Roltoptene loot Saturday nightwhen a met of bearings burned out

BG Gate Up 22%At Hutchinson;Okla. City Big

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 27.-Bitic-mann di Cilezety :Mows came In here lestSaturday night to tarnish the calSikk7at Oklahoma State Per and 'top:et/enafter recording a 32 per cent Increase Ingrow* over previous record, chalked upat Kamen State Tele, Ituteninaon, Sep-tember 14.12. A Cloudburst on theamend night there canceled the grand -*tend show. but. the thousands of mid-way patron. waded thru water to takeIn allows and rides. Witham R. Nayttereported.

'Dm knows were Zorirrus. Royal losPeace and the Midget. Village, but allreported a good week. Of the tidos. the(Spitfire and Ply-o-Plarie were the morepopular. During tesedonn operationalClarence Smiley, mic.so. conmanon rowcaretaker, dropped drag from a boat at-tack. Shows nano a feat run 1n bete.arriving at 6 p.m. Saturday. Almosteverything soul ready Sunday noon alienthe gates opened. The Sunday crowdwas much larger than last year and&heal end rill.n did good taterneen andup to Wednesday night atiendatire wasfar ahead of 1040. with the midwayreeepta well on the asy to a raved.Ralph T. Hemphill, ter manager. said.

Ione mere gem ahows much apeoeand art, wen Zonal* getting a featureCory. Wrdiverday The City Tinter de.(Sot DO Al' HUTCHINSON On Mt 37)

Louisville, Miss., FairGood for Buckeye State

Lainsvwx. lima. Sept. 27.-BuckeyeState Shows closed Da midway attractionat Winston County Pair hero last near -day to good business and weather. Mannmode a 400 -mile jump here from Wm*Plains. Mo. and Opened on sohedute onTuesday. Mrs. twine Finley's too kid-die rides continue to clink, and Mrs. Liteelite Btarbucins two content/one are pap.ulna Mrs. Rumen Cooper. wile of theshows' chief electrtclen, returned fromTeem with their baby son.

J. at. Dean, MItionsippi Anne:anon ofPers. Ina an early visitor. and Mrs.Joeephine Geier and Done Lowry ar-rived from Itot Springs. Ark., and are Ingoad health again. Owner Joe Ostler wasaway fur a few days on bintriesa. Tree.top Buchanan join -ti with photo gallery.and Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1Coppelman addedanother photo layout. Doe Angel endBay Steer, who operate the Office conceal -Minna are doing well.

gativitoo &Los.' eitcutatifty Expo.Q Cathay 4 Piolit gow

By STARS OE BELLE

Stratagem, LA.Week ended Sept, 27, 1041.

Dear Mika:Tails show bas always been on the de-

fensive and not on the oderware. Weere wow of the tact that with us warPala' are old Mein. We hare morenettle-arearred veterans and winners Ofe rgatnenta, webs' and physical. than anyallow en Wu. Mametow these facto tobe true, Manager Pete Ballyhoo decidedto book as dose sa possible to the warrenew. Our admredie general agentLein Tomatoes.. woe Instructed to book closed town down thlit way and tomake It an tarsal= spot. The Idea ofthe whale thiug was to make It appearsea Mar genre, mom Or tem.

Stratagem. tae Ine Song been dosedto any Mod Of traveling above. Themislay, who ts also the operator of thepicture theater, felt am sure of himselfthat it. readily druid an invasion con-tract with the show. Illa Boom wantedto we bow safely be bad entrenchedhimself with his Home Guard'. Truck -low had convinced the mayor that ourshow wag more or teat an entettenbeg

Lewis FairBiz Soars

Trek well ahead of hintyear --increases offset pa.ralysis ban at Pa. spots

LYNCHBURG, Va.. Sept, 27,-Altho Illfamine paralyses bens at Dedford andEbftlabUrg. Pa-. fain held attendanceand grow receipts down from formerevent Art Leath Meows' current fair tourle veil &brad Cd previous ream. Roy B.Jones reported at tontine:on of thestand at Areirricen Legion Poet Arricul-tarel hair here teat Saturday. Chinnedunder 10 mum old were banned fromgrounds at Bedford and Ebensburg.Plourtown (Pr .I Free Firemen's PUtr,winch drew esceptIonally Dego crowds.gave the chow* the largest date In theirhistory and has born contracted foe next

Sutler (Pa.) Fair was about 40 peromit ahead of last year, despite two days01 rain. Lehighton. Pa.. with * record-

brealatig crowd. produced a 27 per emitmidway lioness over any other year Inthe late. 11.1....)17, and Staunton IVs.)Pair, with Chutles Ralston at the helm.went over the top to the 111tI, of a 60per cent hike.

Ingleenspornoted fair here drew hugecrowds and proluord two outstandingChildren's Days, which increased gramreoripta Mann 00 per cent over lastyears angers -mint Midway here was

by tack ot *pace, oven alteraddltional ground ems secured by AbeCohen end Caster Class Jr. of the faircommittee. Proddent Art Lewis andHoward Levels left hero on a trip SOabove quarters In Norfolk., Ve.

military unit on maneuvers. Nemponermoving, prated to hint that we havetu.:ht our any from Corot to Cued

The show train was unloaded undercover of darkeners some miles out offount The wagons were silently pulledto locations on four aides of the town.Our tractors atood by. wanting for therota hour to arrive. The Home Guardstook up poolItuas on every road leadingto the city proper. At dawn Col. JakeBallyhoo tired an aerial bomb that hadbete promoted from a grandstand tlre-Sonka display and the illY105013 1146 on.As an army trmels on tles istomaeh, sev-eral country erteekehousee and yam ce-tera were Wailed to the good of thealine. At the *mind of the bomb Ourmechanized unit. teeth -pillar tractor),pulling wagons bladed with 00110,11:012merchandise, crept toward the cars'main gees. Ahead walked the shownsik store armed with releases. TheMITA. Guards lay In wait for our blensequipment to arrive: they were armedwith write of all kinds. A large algareedlike. "No 'Trotters With Lime Per -

(See BALLYHOO BROS. on pap SI)

Midway Layout at N. Y.British Amb Corps Date

NEW YORK, Sept. 2/.-A dance andcarnival held Mat night in bti open fieldadjoining Rosy 'Theater, benefit of Brit-ten American Ambulance Conn. had anumber of local toncesslonatrea at week.Lou Perry headed the led with about20 gamea end a bingo. Others were AlMyers and Al Ogne, pitching toy Instru-mental midgets and an faunae, underWorld Cams hide Show billing, handledby Jimmy Hurd: Paul Lovett, novelties:donut dunking. Jack Ream of firm eeWinkler ec. Kamen, which had the oon-cesolon Cootroet for the date; IL Marvin,essay floss, and Pend Sparrow, palmistrybooth.

Affair also screed to build up preenOf Tyrone Power tam reek Is the RAF atHosp. with near -by dents donating upto 10 pee cent of Ones receipts thatnight. Admission to lot two hits.

Gold Medal Starts OkayIn Attalla: Kentland Good

ATTALLA, Ala., Sept. 27.-Attu a seekof remocklirig and repair work whiteaumunst opening of the local fen. CloldMedal Shows got under way to n goodatart Monday. opening to big crowds andnairfactory Mumma. Ilmanu lot abides'weeks layoff here was that the sched-uled date in Athena Ala., was eammtedwhen the fair there .as called off be -Genie of polio ban.

Shows move to here after a succenefulweek at KentLend Ilnd.) Pate tannage-'tient amounted that ornantratiou Msbroken words for pewee at cods fourplayed so far and that the atill-dete seaslion wan tope.

Jovland Plays Detroit LotsDETROIT, Sept. 27.--Wited-up of the

central season hem found the JoetanclShows. operated by Roscoe Wade andPriunt Miller. returning to play smalllocal lots. They are new at MichiganAvenue and Fifth Street. half milefromCity Het Lot was broken In torthe Prat time by the shows twat *ileaand business is a hit off from reeeimaehale-it las et in -I ties Shawn tenetto liatehlitan AMMO and Minn Streetmkt week.

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UNITED STATES TENT AWNING (0.1C1 11,1.4. V.... ,0

The Treasury Department 04 the Fed-eral Reserve Banks will hold your De -free of charge.

RA Sets New MarksAt Knoxville Fair

KNOXVILLS, Sept. 21.--WIth the Ivor.,totaling 140.808. an Increase Cl 35 percent over lam year's norm. RoyalAmertean spools closed their stand asroadway attractkut at Trannssoe ValleyA. & Tale here tonight.

UMW,: Strom' C. Velar° said that thegross Mures Wert the highest oat reccodat the tale.

Seek Dave RalgleyNEW YORK, Sept. 27..-tirtro &dairy.

known In the trade at 'The Iatrak.-tintype conetwor-stre. la being soughtby Ms Jitter. Dora Dalgtey, cue of Mr..Cohen. Ertd West 10th Street. ConeyIsland. N. Y. Sister Is reported gravely.1: so result of Appal. not 0114appearatterher brother. last beszd front at NewYork Weald's Fatr of 1040. Enlisted std

3.11.anng Persons Bureau and Otherixenclos VilthOut tUeorarl.

WANTEDFOR DALLAS

OPENS OCTOBER 4Side Show Acts of all kinds.

Following person,. can place you for16 drys at Dallas and then all

winter in Houston and San AntonioMuseum: Julius Shuster, Blystone,Grace McDaniel,. McLeod Family.Ross and Ross: Olga. Bearded Lady:TwoMasith Boy. Real Musical Act.Any other nil freak or NoveltyAct. All reply to

E. RICHARDSONRoom 1002, Hotel Scott,

DAL'S, Tosat

HARRY W. LAMON WANTSa'...t WA, ,IIIIN rti,..,111,,,.: 11,,,,0.44pts tar. ton Or, Oily Mho

.1111 :Soso 0511 oll .

Own latera Thaw,Not0=1"....=. Petriarlatt. Poo ono..s.ttlett to TAI. .onen at no Mk mit is...numbs ra0. AN. Sao*. IORIwiVAIOat. rm. All Casosamos ram. MR .MOW_ m11th 0.1.4. in: het Um. nilIM MO. Laneby Cr, ,,w,,,-, ....,. .0.

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sales Imo Oct your arlerMamAtalLIVer sots (Mum. SlIm Cala sob; Slob C. Ns ..rPor.t. MI. so. Oct 111A410111 W.%AMON. SOUTHERN EXPO. SNOW.P.O.: ralr briolasio. ; 111 l.... o./.1.1 I,

COUNTER MANFOR BINGO WANTED.

Must Kayo expericn40. Good pay.

PHIL ISSERCare of World el Mirth Shows,

Shelby. N. C.

FOR SALEsi ttn.ne ... I t I.11,t7 Fret. swats. In.ab A.C. 1 -mat Pmn rdorloo raool, .r.3.1s1 Sib, rastaisd rot sULd .4 Si., I,. It az.:1.e...11r4 AArollo 1.4.

..4 14.4444. fie SY Aaor.C.,Crool rostor User.... sm. 19 ay?,'robot awl 1:1Ntrl

ttrot,t.is. :I.

r.,1%11.r....3-. 1150. W

FILED ALIEN107 011 Stratum, N. 0.

PEARSON SHOWS11 -not Game Concessions

stt5isit:t. us. 0401'ss.o00 soo b. L.* 1.1.1 11,,

.51.K11 41.11.4. ANNI;AL CORN Shullter, AIL

WANTEDIdromara. WM..., OCK114.4.1.1. rI11 ati

If InIsr.1.1 Is MMA.1.4WrIM CHAS. T. COSS t..WO VAN

STANDARD CNILVIICLET COMPANY(NI Sr. Lc.% I.r.Paw." Oat - Tool. .. San Tra Ara

0,A; Nob Cos.. Ire. 04444104. ea. wad001oils, OA. omb WARM SOWN *Nola ob AOrtrsars. CA, ob. 01Mss St..; 1,014*0.44, Prw. tam., 0. mab resparaw. $.1;

OmOir Soo, LMONO OA. Was ISSN..

It's Hard To Say NO .. to A Customer!

The tin* has come when we are forced to make a seriousannouncement to our friends in the outdoor amusement world.

The manufacturer has over the past sixty days felt thegradual tithluoing uo of his ability to Secure raw Materials dueto the increased demands of the Defense Program. Our IrtdAntty

particularlyit allotted by these demands due to practically All ofcue materiels being 4442040d in the Defense Program.

This condition now reltects on the COnSurrier.

Effective intenei5atety we writ erciar.sor to take gore of the,mmediate rechr1rernents of our regular customers. art order,*AI be accepted only while ow primal limited supply of

materials insists. This Announcement will be in effect for theduration of the National Cmergency or until suds time as con-eSteons permit us to buy init.:14h for use,

However, Vett still KW* a limited stock of Used TIMIS whichwe eve offering. Tell OS the sixes you need and we raril sendyou sketches and prices of Tents we have that will meet yourre.SsIternentS. Do not delay . . , our stock of Used Tentsis limited sod cannot be replaced.

It is hard to say NO to a customer, lag our inabilrty to

',count further supplies makes thit necessary and we do notwant to take orders for ciiiarnerit and make promises for

deliweies when II is irnpiniAdc to live up to them.

To ear regular customers only. contact us immediately forWur reoulrernro New Co Used Tents.

BAKER-LOCKWOOD MFG. COMPANYPhone Norclay 3636

14th Avenue at Clay Street, Kansas City. MissouriEastern Rtpreientative.: A. E. CAMPFIELD.

152 W. 42nd St., New York City. N. Y.

WESTERNUNION

TRAVELING' . . THEN KEEP IN TOUCH BYTELEGRAPH. USE LOW-COST TOURATETELEGRAMS ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR

TRAVELERS. COST ONLY 35c FOR THE FIRST15 WORDS.

6-IIONA En,F, COI FA01 Promotion.*

bet Cdoorr Y.. sew. nacre awn.. Nee ens Ralf eq.

easeLif LINawn Shy. AN Orel Rm. Ws

1)". P."." C"'"1 'Iodractlocoalate... sow.. or moon omo Re+et cow oi or Mc eve OYlf.ta

CONOCSAIONS: Soma 0..rd. Oro*/ APO..Csor/a flora. Lool .400,1.

We 104 ',V ...41 N. *Mir . Woes.. POlaa. Moor *MN et MI etAs0.- ens nese won, to 1441 4,4.44 Cauvoleo. "cepl 14,./AoIon

LUE RIBBON SHOWS*Moro: L. SD ROT/I. AIMS. Now. Mons, Cla.

CALI PIN ro rm. rsrostromt Fr. AM. hi atto Fur, h.e. W.. to remeearot. 41'.011k Nranl.treil. t./.41.1,, 01.0.0

WANT TO LEASEFOR XMAS PARADE. OPENING NOV. 29 AND CLOSING DEC. 20.

8 SHETLAND PONIES WITH HARNESS AND I CAMEL.

WANT TO BE VDEAC.AN UNAPHONE, PAPIER MACHE COMEDY BIG HEADS. ALSO

WARDROBE FOR XMAS PARADE.Antwer Vier

DONOVAN FIREWORKS AND DECORATION CO.,Don M. lival!..c,r, NKr BOX 1039. ABILENE, TEXAS

HARRISONBURG, VA., TURKEY FESTIVALA..., 1,41.: Sq.er Iltr444.4 All Nett Woe.

Writ04111* sod Otealmallp. ror ell 1110114. '100.000 MM'-lfl . aAMNIM sell

Car semi .101. S4 44444 err dm. Then 04 turim. WO. or

John Geromn, Mgr., Bright Lights Exposition Showstut loom N. C. TAM WISP(

32 The. Billboard CARNIVALS October 4, 1941

44. 43,1,

PENNYPITCHGAMESIn% 44.41-.pries Its 00,lit. ChM".VIS. 1 J.PO. 40000.

Jwa Pow. 1140 00.

PARK SPECIAL WHEELS10. la 01www, Swat/011p Palww. Wegawp as now 11.11-2044.444 SO oaroaPoor.. Poo Sit OS

BINGO GAMES11.01

4:11= 00=41:4. 7.04

SSR0 P011 CATALOCUS.11 117051:. OWN. Lawn.

SLACK MPG. CO.124.111 W tts It. China.. la.

ASTRO FORECASTSAND ANALYSES

1941 ASTRO WIRINGS All. COMPLITSNINO Ilherle.11S .14, Tspeeell.Ws. Per tit .5.00Amore. So.. 13 ON.. Owes. Cosh .01Aeselvs. SD, etv. WK.ms Owns*. awn .. .15PosseseN sod AeOpies, AD., rue/ Owen IA .011

edservIes eI Dar 4 1144.w. 44., N. NW.FM. I. 14.Pa., Clala 1111117 Orr... teas .00Wa11 Dem., Nees/ Ww. . Sue 1.00SIMS,01 bssles. 0...170 bawds, P NNW. .Ss.

NEW DREAM BOOK120 Pecans 2 NO elvselee. Ow". a.4 PV -49.

.200 Deseens. Neon, as Kw./ Wee PeNseC4*, er44 Yltr Pew1. IwrOM. 1114.

NOW TO Poe AT ANT KIND 01 IDIOULATION- 24.3Par Camp. Ilseannsaeawe*. 201.

PACK OF 71 NOTPTIAN F. T. CARD/. AnoolnAn Pseelsese, Lea y Ilsnews, Me-, 354.

200110 I. Y. 0A110111. Pre 1115/C.8116.1.17. Soo. Or. or 4000 le 00

SPAM. 21 P. .

WTI AT le W11.127111 IN Tilt /MONOSwab..

II P.. 0.5 OwlaIns all 1/I AlWleee.Wet WeSI %WNW. Pr Doe. sal twee. III.

egr";'.!,zt '6"177.11V.A.Z..7lea new et eta ee Upset 10 sae soreambas.

SIMMONS & CO.VII West laellseee Blvd. CHICAGO

I:',7.1 DaZases Ses I Ise I'ners

POPCORNpi-

- awl reww law wow*. ,.-:: nl1'33!..i envies Anse ter eta. I. a

MOSS BRBS. NUT Co.: Dow. r nears.

HUBERT'S MUSEUMlot."or

121W. 41423..3. N1W YORK CITY.WANT IRIAXI AND NOVELTY ACTS Of

MIRIT AT ALL TIMISHole seleer aw6 01 detoilr lw lint lelles

Dew. All Year RoandSCHDRK 0 SCHArf IR

IS N I ED TO BUY ..Ww.

ii., 7.- ,..tier 1 Mired ta ton.

LLTER LANKFORDW . .2.40or91 140 I. Wain $1.. D.M.P.

LAGRANGE STREET FAIRLAGRANGE. IND.. OCTOBER 7-11Can place Indaventtent taawa and Come,,loot escort Caen Caw.. Nadia.% Mick.e Locatran Michigan Avenue asWylaw.rig. lattfrws,

W. G. WADE SHOWS10.1.1. 1.4.3.e.s. this week

FOR SALEOno twelew Shootee RM.; swe newPanne, Anea.M, thiftv bY *WV. stwISAIIIrt5n91904 with Owensiet ,..bons hawsduly aale Torero. twewtstor ewe14.101430140. Trailer. At eon h wen merrateon MN week ow C4451 lakesthaws. hawlery. Ala.

R. E. HANEY

AGENTSCs, . 1.11111, 4 Paa 01a, 7 I,

Calts sts1 (net CM Near Ise10s...3,1.4s Duets Yes ...la at

YIneata. II". 001479, ewes.., @bows. Fo 0.00.42, Mown, Kann0071 woes. eawreeleet. mesh Cononaa.

Midway Confab1Gonwes.rocahoni to 2.7..27

ANTICLIMAX: Little 0031 JIla bed owes.

It. 3. (RAKEY) RAKEBTRAW. for-merly of Corry Oresster Shore. la manag-ing Bonita Quirt, Bonita SprIngs, nk

11. DOWDY clonal with World of TinShom in Suffolk. VA.. to play previossircontractod fair dates with his cookhouse.

THE TRACTS ink from Piston Rapids.Mich., that they are ot...:ku.g up one oftheir beet seasons in 1a " sir. of Cr:inning.

110.INIC odernkt smoirs'e 6:thee aweof Hr. Hu.

SAILOR HARRIS returned to Kent-wood. La-. after successful newon onColleen McCorrnark's Underworld Showon World M Nese:ire Shoes.

inamir BARLOW. Merry -Go -Roundforeman. ctcorel with Wortd of Pun1100013 In flooding Preen. Va and re-turned to his home for the winter,

MINNIE SIMMONDEI letters that thereturned to Vingstota. Cent,. alter. Sue.

FORMERLY with Malay sheeeierMidway and Dodson's World's FarrShores. Jlennie SC Parker posed forlilts photo seith AU Meter.. Mrs. N. S.Shoemaker, tritons he slotted on theM. & X. Shows settle On ftielowhfrom troq Jackson, S. C. .....4k4,11 Ra tlstationed,

reserul two-week stand at Canadian Na-tional Ehhtbition, Toronto.

PARADOX: Attf, a trearwee warm 1.0 werywent b (meting Om brewer all wieder.

CAPTATN ITTZTRY and trainer, Jimatom t000ther with Fiti, educatedchimp. Mislead Hunt Bros.' Ctrolis clueingthe Lusd to Chester. Va.

WHEN Wallace Bros.' Shows playedJerks:xi. Tenn., Mrs. Walter B. Pox on-screen a birthday And :Melted greetingsand gifts from old friends and relaurm.

HAVING disposed of his emilmnent.Walter Cnieldge. Savidge AtonementCompany. advises from Wayne. Neb.. thathe Le retiring from outdoor show bust -new for a unite at lest*.

FAMOUS tast Weeds: Ho buried his mewsloes Y tl, but csayettry..

FOLLOWING a successful swoon atLuna Park. Coney /land. N. Y SuSeldeMike Pilot. dream rider. has pined)Cemp's Motordrome on Royal AlitINIDLISNunes, Hy Prank reports;

roman carnival trouper esnel wheywith Mecums, Robert Coburn ts askingat a Masco radio 'tattoo. lie hopes toreturn to the road next soseon. howover,Itsy EYans reports.

WHILB T. J. Tidwell Moat were InVerm:o. Tea_ Mr. and Mrs. Scott lambmotored to HourdOn to take delivery on

m CM' and house trailer. reports JoeMeyer..

TIS werieloweel that mach goat business hasheew awaked eat In IM lobe«. bolt.

IDVICEi HYATT. set trouper.advises from Columbia, ft C., that be has

Opera Place, Gsecinost., 0.1

rented from outdoor above bunions andIs making Ms home there. lin adds enstbee been doing well .7th bia writing andon tho lecture platform.

MRS. VIROIICIA MACAMPTIELL andMrs. Elizabeth Rocco were hosts at baby shower for Mrs, Mori larrenee and birthday party for Mrs. Kathleen Sosttwhile Scott Shpositton Shows were play -Mg Cartersville. Oa.

Mt& B. TURNER SCOTT, Scott Rep0-ellon Shows. was ratted to Now York re-cently to be at the bedside or hot .lass,Mrs. Bertha Burke. who underwent ..riots operation. Latest reports indi-cate Mrs. Burke ta recovering.

LOOK ler es espwiaste heave Ice dIspleyat the Chl eneetin4s.--Nrs.1/enhew.

ED AND MAROC DErnuu., wham Bidshow has bean reckIng to bbelnaro thosepreaSout runt On World of Mirth Shows.took delivery on new traitor t Rutland(Vt Tote. SOrthr. Olroud advisee fromAvon. Conn.

JAMES L. 11.7310. Minstrel Shaw man-n er with Wallaoe Rms.' Shows cardsRom 1300:10e1110. that LeonardMurray. saxophone player, and DittyboHill, trap drummer. recently Joined ineattraction.

THE CRAWPORDS. free attraction.here been signed by 'Tom's Amusement

W. ( DU1CP 15.45.VETTrar.4 Maa-rfe. Marion, Circus Side Show Op-erators on John N. Marks Shores forthe taat tiro rears, are erpaiatrig irsi good attendonee and grossfigures on the orerannation. K10V11CA3 one of the belt aACenteleo In Ittiline, franneitees earner dates bock tothe days of Frank C. Rostock andCol. Frown and Joe Avast Hr afroAar trouped forth Robin Ay CherryZspneflion, Cerfin h Witaon and Isu-merits:a office tented alfraatons.

Company for eight seeks of fairs. theyraport from Cordele. Ga. At Ccnrlb...iiof the tour members of the act Isla nroporm in Roanoke, Ya , while on route toBuffalo to Tint relettme.

LOTTA sileameltes perrbMy will hays wwwwet hank Nils bag woos% to allow thew tlealholg in whirler treapIne,..-464:we pito,

Y07t7t11t rid. boy on Dick's Para-mount Shows, Pet. Thomas Welch t inWard 1Cd. Camp Edward itrapital. CampEdwards Marnachusatts, recovering fromInjuries matesineel in on accident on thetarget Mtge at the camp. He says he'dlike to read letters from showfolk friends

FORMER Girt Revue and AthleticShow operator with Poerleas Paps:anionand Al C. Jiansen Shows. L. D. (Wildest5.077) Pease IA DOW private with Use144th Pleid Artillery. Regimental II, Q.Battery. Port (.00ts, Wash. 1740.4 enlistedon April 1 In Los Angeles,

!LAVING concluded 10 asionewful weekspla)3r4 Capodian eng.sgernenta. includ-ing Canadian National thhibition. To-ronto, William Plumhoft. lisiresen pin-cushion. is now with Madan Arta

Studies, Cnicego. Ile says ho It have the"ircu, at the Boston store Uwe for AUWeeks

THIR11 weals( vise en wide samethews that a 74.935 at stowed W thls yowlawre..--Cennin rated.

"WHILE pinyin Knoxville with ScottFApositton Shows. 1. purchased houseuniter from A. C. Scott." pens DavidLocation ILIndes Lopes) from Cartersville.Ga. -Hare my own equipment on myHarlem Snow and ham hewn makingOeorgia 00170 to good results."

PORMISRLY with Royal American andBlue Ribbon .hour and ILscenbeck-Wal-lam Circus, Corn Remington Is partowner -manses, of the S. R. Ranch InMuskogee. Mich. its says he and hispartner. Ben Scholl, plan to open a Boatsand Saddle Club And ballroom then Ilitoan As A 7135 barn is erected.

WALTER LANKFORD. director OflanktorePs hand, which closed sw-coartul seamen playing fairs In the Ines.warner. lie plans to hit the road costmason with largo animal show Ilea.dele lost he will refire 119311 the bondManama for time at least berates bothIca sons tiara been drafted by the army.

IF MN Imps ter is that a one thatdeal poll a I00000 Well b les the punklcleis1.w4htek Woodaelr.

JAMES (WilrTEV) FULSIER, an exec-utive of Dick's Paramount Snows re.ported banner season for the organim.Hon during call at Mein:Ian oftlemsof The fr=M4 on thepunnber 19. Haleft Clary for parts °outer alter a. indli11th his son. William Fulmer. and fam-ily in Newport. Ky.

FORMERLY with J. J. Page and JamesE. Strata Shoes, Moo- Ruby kLaritaMackie has rttidned Co ealiOnilii. Gk.from Havana. Cuba, where Abe made herhome for the laat 30 months. She eam.be plans to snit Peg.. litratos endNom: American show. during their fairdates.

"JLTIST tweed another succoissful WS -0041 at Revere Roach. Mass..* Marta H.Decoy cards from Miami. "Tilts yearmarked the end of my 34th es an alldaysiOndar nod the season was the bestwe're btri In a nuinter of years I'mnova seen so much Rah money."

SPILLS 'we as ho tem 'um A Herrapeidwit writes el Noting played laded*

RETURIDNO to theft home In ChM -lend after a good season with thenCC:11 and peanut stands on the J. HairySix Shows wore Bill and Gram Starkey.Bill also was Meows' electrician. Theirdaughter. Annabelle. entered DeWitt'College thine. while their son, Ifti net.his been inducted Into the army andis stationed at Comp Polk, Loutainna.

FORMER annex &Mutton with someof mho larger mrishals, Val Russell (h -leeks) haa returned tO DIvemon,where he la visiting Mt mother. Mr*.Olive Monroe. at her country hinny attaran extensive tour of the brarthwest. Rowsell advises ho did not troops thta year,but plans to return to Um rood next

WI 0111 Are hew straw bats, rued1.17 hats and eat or two high hats ow thesterw.-Owar the Hint.

-STOPPED here overnight at C. GUTDodson's Tourist Court while on routeto Munn." Albert K. Jenkins 90111 fromflavannalt. Gs_ -C. Ouy, former part-ner in operation of Dodson'. Wasill'sPair Shoes, bee An attreellve IeTout andL tontemplatIng adding h number of

BUILT For

PROFITSTb XLIbta. abaka atlinL WelOW 'we 11

Rr.e1gte44::et 1[11101 .atNot

Yr.UNIT forasthma when n Yew IraesDsse

ELI BRIDGE COMPANYbolero 03 Onrawlant Pr/4040

It WIN Iltnnt. Watson.* Miaow

October 4, 1941 CARNIVALS The Billboard 33

cabins and enlarging iii. restaurant 110avms to be enjoying the bost of health."

MARJORIE leXalli rode the wan totie: Thrill Annie on Royal AmericanShows for uveral above daily at Ton-neasee Valley A. dz I. Pair. Kisomint. Sep-tember 72.17. TOT the Out time sloe*inn sustained serious Injuries ID a rollOyer year ago. Hee attraction, whichIts* been with RAS eight years. ass re.pxted one of the Mann rnoneygotteraon the midway.

ROSS sea It doesn't mat mhos% 114wawa whereat a barrage M pea .--SideSbh. Sat

CLARENCE GU:We:D. who had his auc-tion coraceeafion and *booting gallery einDotnon's World% Pair &lows Until startof his regunar tour of Vermont and NewHampshire fairs, reports that the mann.bu been exceptionally good. Mondtook delivery on a new car In Rutland.Vt.. and lie and Sonia entrond will playtwo more fairs In that *rotor beforebeading south for a winter of flatting.

JOHN A. McCARTHY tells from River-Mdo. R. I.: "Pair at Brockton. Mau. was* red one for all. Grounds were packedday and night and World of Mirth Snowswere on the midway. Arco. Jealo Mc-Carthy operated her Chicken Coop Cafeto exceptionally good resolve. She Maochalked up a banner week at Lowell(Mass) Pair. I worked Great Etorniantonfateas., Pair, where Early Bros' Snowshad the midway."

ONE way a club taleh sanding wouldbe to pat a roams on area el area bapsload Pat by a +A.-Whitey Casks.

LLKE.VP Of A. J. nuelena 51.10 Show onS wotIra AllArnerleso Shows McInneslifedueu Van Allan: Etroba. plobeadtJ ohn Dunning. sward awatiowar CondoMaxie.. (centre act: Hazel Hoffman.lunar= Lorraine Mtllrr, sword bet:Skyscraper Waite Camper, giant boy. andMary Morris. sex choir Rudd say. thisIs his fine hip east In 10 you& but thatbe will return to Qinfornia at the Moreof Bantly's reason

PISTE RICARDO pens front Ifuntorille.Ala, that Bubblos and William Ricardoare recovering from ro)urtes sustainedwhile presenting their iambi act thererecently. Sbo oars that the George Rh'''.

THE NEW SC011AND COUNTY FAIRN. C . 20th 1. kith

MARION COUNTY FAIRMT .% A. 0...+a October 17,

71.-Nsserls C PAIN,. .

ITobs.1-Anwslborl bio. .1...:...try. pos 1Nra.... ProNt

WORLD'S FAIR SHOWSOn Woo., versa or br OVNANn 13.1011.CRAM. A. anaoTT, Ky.. Oren, PAWAro. MAAS...9. LAW &.11S. M. 42. POOP. 441,

WANTEDFUNNY MIRRORS FOR FUN HOUSE

C. are two dean er more. NOW.; booend wen be eembleerl. Addres;

THE F. E. GOODING AMUSEMENT CO.1300 Haan Arena Co/rennet, Ohio

HEDY JO STAR WANTSr.Ar , all .,foe. WW1, Poem.

,crol Nosr.prre. %Ivan. au% CNA. MOIN3'.it ors. Prat, rano rn loam moo in.4,41 to* [...1 ,trot Me_

OOP, . SHOWPair. fiNease...e, is. ..*:

lat. ?Pei,

WANTED AT ONCETry Polon, A< i

AL. TOMAINIGee Jo,. C. Yon.

PARTNER WANTEDteatime Aeeat at., Imam MST

trek al )(wan. DeFIATI.. pet. testa. la 11.7NNW a 4 wank. ant att. aela1 theAstar 4db, so_ No clan seal style.metense .e eat Reed, t two NeerTet:Wawa r.* .u.st.s... *Wrest

010. 111/111CHAWIIle Mandl 11~ Ileatatis. N. Y.

neford Family. Plying Insbars, MightyShoroloy MUlway aborfolle: PrniktentPinney and Was Dixon, aometAIT. litantabVille Tar, Mad Huntallle dOeteCa havebeen very thoughtful and generous dur-ing the Ricardo,' convalescence.

wiarte a Ow.. le not roiled IM rablkattensaura bee ere men get tke billet that It kasbeen gated by seematialera.

bru..IAL AGF.n..-T of World of PleasureMono, Col. Argyle Poindexterfrom Manistee, Mich.: "I closed a nut -maul NIOPOS1 with the shows and apheasant relations/11p with It. (Coe)Alien, shows' general representative. whoalso closed here and is headed for De-troit. I will leant soon for the East tobegin my Indoor advertising and pub-licity work. Shows hove chalked up *prosperous season. with mom, of thestands ending up far *heed of: last year.Organination will winter In Detroit."

"TEXAS ETDD SHOWS chalked upgood attendance and grorsmi at theBurkliumett (Tex.) Pain" H. B. Roweletters from Got«. Tex. "Don BrouhearVisited Teti Cuater. and Mayor Leo Moore.of Electra. Tex.. sae guest of Texas Kiddfor a day. Jim Hamilton is on book-ing trip. lining up West Texas tosens forebows fall tour. A. Obadal, manager.Texas Expo.ltion Shark etched withTexan Kidd. George PrIcharda Cook-house la doing well. Texas Kidd Jr. btureturned from his tour of rodeOS."

SOW Marian or54 expect Is retain Haire rrant Math fa eat sea. onleat held apbrete (enterersee rellb the ball and ch.siabe/ert It, tee lase Syllable Weala.

MIDWAY note* from James E. StriatesShows from Biceentnurg. Pa., by MarkBryan: Special Agent Berth BUOklhas recovered from the flu. WhiteyROMS. Of innytown Ramie, added twomode midgets to his attractkm What*, ubuilt around the throe member* of theFtojrala nosily. Nancy :Altera Oat Ha.wettest Revue continues to top midwayattraction* Johnny °Menem,* Animaand Models Is dose by. bettered. Slimand Bertha Curtains Tat and Slim Showdoubled last year's receipts at tins standth Nennookc. Pa. ?narrow Egbat's Mo.tordrome Is clicking. Tex Chlnalman.W olk artist. Mu [robbed work on anattractive set for Joe Senn:MobVanities auge, ar.d Chief Stott:Man Ed-die Seaman added some good lightingoffeout Eacchinra Cannon Act riOnnnuallpopular.

'TUT IN a year at Port Arthur. Tex..but cry feet brroarno to Itchy that Icouldn't reedit the tenaptatton of offers

boOk a few apols. NO here I am. againBooking Central Matte (Mew* whieh areowned by Cecil Crorec.' curbs W. M.113111y1 Gem from Amarillo, Tee. "Hamnine weeks booked to far and shows Wereranialalred In Borger, Tee., for the TeXAStrek. Natters Trivet that Cotten eroptLn West Texas are beet in 20 years. Pea-nut Titans can roe the ornantratIon toclose In Fl Pam. Tex.. In December. Mtn.Gear is harXling banners. ss usual."

COOKNOUSt General *tenni Why eelCarol Out al the Intehse eat eel behind tlec<sonars el year eeneessienn) flick /smellseen be Sere!-Aaae Fay.

NOTI23 from Petnek ()roster Shows byThorns* IL Battey from Oregon C1ty,Ore.: &Milne hare../ere Henry and EtbelJatnes,,,forenerly with North Coast Snows.031001341030b U Mating Ida winter tot=and line-up hicludea Paelnara 01,1 Revue,Tom Bailey, operator and talker: WallyAsbnell, Marto Hanka, and Ellnl Jamesdaneetw She Pan Elbow. Henry /aisle*,Trent; Ply Bailey. farm OM In Pleb.bowl. Leine Ropaland. tr.nr. TrancisPante, Ir.alito, and Ronald Lee Johnson.coon:amen. Plenty Cd paint is beingspread and much renal: work lam beandoor.

ASTIR aba.rat In the cal Halts lea galsON the aterlsIs and Model. Shaw haft laid Inbeery bares err VW". Wit In Nos SmartySONIA-r-.4.1131n. MHA/no Mack.

MIDWAY notes from Zsceninl Brew!Shows by Witham Pordon (rote Knaltan.N. C,: Shows game the new colored bollpark bent In goer Inuineta. Markets aregetting big pieta and Tamers baremoney to elated. J-1 %inners La be.rigtreated fir Wen* Ortralred at the cook.house. Mr+. Carl Bartels celebrated abirthday and received tnicntr011a Oatsfrom her moor frtands. Mr. Inn en!: hthe new Roeloplone internam BennyCohen wont to New York on a nett. andRick Dermaco. 014 Show operator. re-jotriod atm. beemiten there. Bob Andrew,sins his new 11yen11. arrived fromMeld& Clyde Nat added another

etaiA. sod Mr. and Mr.,. Mugs., Cards,,returned brie from a lentthy trap. Jack/MVOS. Lew Munson arni Jack Omni arereltb

DISPITT IM Maras ea medkal science.ray attle has been become:Asked teeeedallerlarsa the sellable eased by tbs IroPorCO WA ON NOR 11.1.1.

AFTER lengthy string of dates withAlarms Espootton Myrna. ,catch tasulteriIn fair burl:in. for the attraction, J. THutchens Modern Museum joined SnappGreater Show. slid plated a ntnnbcy offans, whirl, Owner Haleness,' rewiredwere far ribose overage. Elbows thenJumped to Pine Bluff. Ark., where thefired three rirsyll resulted toi good txattoraxfor Hutch/Ilea attraction. Crslt has beetsreorganized and line-up now include*the Red Rangers. aturpsheoling andknife throwing: Pled West's HawaiianTroupe: Levi,w-d. leopard -akin boy: My's-tic Oddl, mentalist: Chief Rain in race.human ostrich and fire eater Linlatenle.annex: Marts Sherri. electric chair andwooed ladder: Jack Pods, annex ticketfeller; Jule Pod*, Minions,: John Murry.assistant to Odd!: Ted Ward, envie* aridpress West: Ma. Ted Ward. four -leggedgirl Musical: J. T. ShIltbena owner -man-ager, and Mrs. Huteber.a. aroratary-treasurer. John and Marts Sherry andJ ack and Jule Pala joined after closingwith L. B. (Barney) Lamb on HerunesBros.' Show*. Also on the ataff areChIckle Dote, nurse, and Boole Ra.-neatt,talker for Lu-LtheNter.

AFTER wearing a May felt shiners,, allsmarm Giotto, °SAN. tor/ tkrt.tran. hasbiesesentd bet In a 'lei shrew telly, stiOrttlYfortAtiatte4 of the boss's tOOtt,t,o lotWti,.-1.1.10

EVANS"* LONG RANCE

SHOOTING GALLERIES

PERFECT FOR TRAINING!1ONI 1re aorwArt.rs PN1s..P.A1APore-PootIns. etc. Cot 50 Ng VP.Mad .neon !Oro of OrNorlaa Inap-olpr. also ON Ina Patti ter allSAN. of Shwas, Clallalra. RP, *I.1,. ee lope woorlow a.4 CAWWool on warull

FREE CATALOG r,:7;11`.1.1. Oallog e-.. .40 Whooleon so, tree. No. l..O'O'.I for IA.any. Wt.. roan:

H. C. EVANS Cr CO.1520-1530 W. Adams St.

Chicago

PLYING

1 LeeprorPlane - OctopiesRollo.o-Plane and NowNEW FOR 1941

THE FLYOPLANETre own u4s on Mugs 30 ISas,tRUP.W. Wvo Mastro op.

11.04AP grog, ITOPIT

DULY AIRCRAFT N. PatAnnan C. 111.1/11. Saler MT.

(NW.- To.," linpobs RIONA110 P.1.1.1111C. CousPl. Mogul OftrAp,SI.

CorogoranLUSIIC laR01-.

RIDES - - WANTED - RIDES5 MORI

SOUTH CAROLINAFAIRS TO FOLLOW

COLDSEPORD.N. C.. FAIR.OCT. 6-11

CAMDEN,S C. FAIR,OCT. 13-18

Co.p.s. AEON,. WANT TALK CNA far Pbrt. CPA one HM Mw. WAIT GIRLSit Pr.., oel 01 soPoz. Off te oPO. WAIT es...oral Roo Hop. Mtn. Coon

Pot all Plife013.41SO COM:411. <94,. No a, aer.. P,.lr ro*sr. 1n raw.

LAWRENCE GREATER SHOWSRCIDIVILLC. N. CAR.. PAIR TRIO WEEK

GALION, 0., FALL FESTIVALOCTOBER 13-1S. INCL. MAIN STREETS

CONCfSSIONS WANTED: Same must be legitimate. This merit sponsoredby merchant' and junior Chamber of Commerce. Not a prensetlen-a bona -file celebration. Address imneirics:

THE F. E. GOODING AMUSEMENT (01300 NORTON AVE..

COLUMBUS, OHIO

BARKOOT BROS.' SHOWSWANT RANT WANTSNAKE SNOW, TIN-iteOret. WALK MOW, AND ANY OTHER SNOWS THAT DO NOTCONFLICT WITH WHAT We Have. CAN PLACE ElCITIMATE CONCESSIONS OF AllKINDS THAT WORK for MERCHANDISE FOR WHISER'erltt, MICH.. HOMECOMING ONTHE STRUTS, MOLT. lIICH. OCTOSIR 24-41 JUAIRISAN LEGION CALL FESTIVAL ONTHE STREETS, OCTOtalt 6 10 I1. AND OTHER CSIAORATION1 TO FOLLOW.

ADOSIESS, PARKOOT EROS.' SHOWS AS PER ROUTE.

CENTRAL AMUSEMENT COMPANY WANTSRIM Ma, basso'. 00111.1. Ivo.. IAA., own art, .n can tos poop, Won Alosioors

tot PeTtrbows. Prgonlso Salary 110m 01Mo. Otrrarosiorrls MoresPerN 1Aatw on tee MI WOW 10 CARL. Ours Pord. Nowt. We a.m. Moto, AIWA. a. 141, Pan. P..Prot PP., PUNA, ItroNloa AINIA Sr* ANL 1.4011 tbaliaw. Mealss. Amory. Oise s Asa MaNa.Plsolo, aPo Wood 004%0111k.n. N pow moil ell 10.41/Ps wog lo 011.11144 0511 NR. We no.,. tine 44444 labaTIO. MOs.. Comet Anuamont On. SoPlarot Mora. N. 0. Ihtl meat 114P1...N. 0.. itt, Ott. Oil, frotoo... R. C.. IA, O,1. II -12, Raab., N. Q. Val, 10-321: Oolorb:O.Is C., our, Out. rtNer. 1. P.O.: Aso Rom. sera.. Cl In 05 001 W.., (Arrsaol.

CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA, FAIR0600ert InCLUVVe

Koos Exposition Shown, Inc., on the midway14(1, .44 00.01Dlenl Or a, NV 0.140. *Net AMP. C.N. aft Aronson ow..

0..11 tar 1:111. sees, Top .50501. (pail. 0.o an Eli. Mao with 44.,,.a. d. Rave. alnearh vas. bermansai... R. C.. rat; nut al.A. Cast One,

34 The [Nahanni CARNIVALS Ortaher 1, 191.1

SitOWIfte2s5 fCa9Lle

Ot attetiCaSherman Hotel

Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 27o -riot fall meetingwill be held October 2. with agoraemeeting. being held oath week there-after. Many impotent natter. will beup foe Mecum:ion and hoer, attendrineela expected. Regular nronoriating cora-naftlin will not be named until aboutOctober 24. Brothers Willem 0. Dumasand John P. Reid. of Happyland Shows.bettered and enclosed a check for gratiASfor club'. charity fundr. Thte was theresult of weekly bingos held on theshown during the summer. L. E. Roth.Blue Ribbon and World of Today showshate held their benefit show. RoyalAmerican and lienntra Bros will haretheirs during the week at Bireningtommid Atlanta. Rubin & Morn held theirsat Pomona, Calif , and Beckmann & Oer-ety Strows.et thratepent. La.

John Miller, of the Pacific Omit Show -meta Araoctsilon. to mill a Chicagotor. Peat President J. C. McCaffeey roeturned front an commie] West Coaatbuttons trip. Member. were sorry toMara of the death Cl Brother Jesse M.&Mat. Pelt President Edts.ard A. HockCileeed hla Imperial Shows and to In Chi -gaga. Andy Marktwan Mattel Isefore leav-ing for the State Pair of Texas. DollenAl Sweeney. In town for a short spell.rioted and reported the mason woe okay.Jack Duffield I. active as ehatrmon ofthe 1241 Banquet and Ball. Al Rosemanto receiving rood return. on lilting. forthe Annual Outdoor Amusement WorldDtrectory. He aaya a number of mem-bers% brava protnired sonic real support.Loeb mall ands mane brother gentling Inhte due. Better give attention to yours.

Club Activities72ational

gtOLVIStelt 5 05SnePalace Th Building

New YakNEW YORK. Sept. 27. -Pint meeting

of the norm (Wednoaday) was well at-tended &Oho rr.oet members are sun onthe road_ V/07-Prestdellt Jack Roma-thal chelrmaro arid seated with himwere Secretary Barn Rothstein. De. JacobCohen and Counselor Mee Hofmann.Over ISO new menibila have Joined t.nrethe tent meeting, thew roman old Icon -son bring road off, with about 75 ofthese from Coney Island as result ofBerry Rosen'a endeavors, capably aidedby Brothers Sam Wagner and Bard Tana.Wino were read from President MaxLtneberman, Vin -President Art Leona andPeat President Omega A. Mimi& regret-ting their inability to be preaent andUrging the membership to work togetherto put over the banquet to be held No-vember 2t1 at the Hotel Astor. A letterfrom Secretary Mirth A. Dodds Of theGouverneur (N. Y.) YOU was reedacknowledging receipt of his member -Mop curd sod slating that he won happyto be with us and that he was tooOlngforward to rasitine the club upon his an.Meal In New York. Board of governorsapproved Brother Phil Olmer no etweerdto nerve IWO lunches end refreshment..Brother Dave Epstein gave &Mlle of aJamboree to be staged In ancierationwtlh gody Broom' Mown on night of 0:-

01U.ON, S. C., COUNTY FAIR. WEEK OCTOBER 6.CONWAY JR. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FAIR. WEEK OCTOBER 13.

IN THE HEART OF TOWNHALIFAX COUNTY FAIR. Welders, N. C.. WEEK OCTOBER 20.

Want kellhosolo Centessioni of M kisses Will 0.11 nekithe for Novelflos red &cots. WantUNA Troupe. Iree earuplet outfit: Menhirs Strew. Win not 1St...WM.1o, Oehrioua.Yams -mice. N. C. this week Woe OM NUCOR or ROCCO MMUCCI.

VIRGINIA GREATER SHOWS

BULLOCK AMUSEMENT CO. WANTSFotlow,ng Concessions: Fish Pond. Bowling Allen. Pinch -Till -You -Win. BallCamel. Novelties. Custard with own Powrr. Mir, Camp, Popcorn. CottonCandy or ray other strictly legitimate Concessions. No racket. no gale Jrstill sport.Thu weak, Summerton. S. C.: week of October 6. Orangebven S. C.Colored Falr: week October 13. Bamberg. S. C.

J. S. BULLOCK.

WAISTED FORST COURTS VAIN. NORTH CAROLINA, LICS011111 KO TO OCTLI1N11TH: UNION COONTY PAIN. ISOIVROZ. NORTH CAROLINA. OCSOSSIO ISSN TO 0.010s left: *COT...MOS COUNTY PAIN. LAIIIIINNUAO. ROOTH OAINOLISA. LICT01111111001$ TO OCTOIRN ISTH....4 Item Mann Os .Ales: SNOWS -PS Sturm PM Anew are MOWWr or err eerie Swum Moe AS not eem41014. Ore ratable AI, as Amor* 1110.0010 SrAr Athallefiramy4 tool Pc., mwon. Wet Illokoon. riot In mater ..1111 itson...veri MobOatR.MOP.

nt.Mot o-adshow,. orer, R., or.ip ell germelsoralli. TMm

list .An Art IMMO RN inalaires inatOorrit 001401111.1.10N.11 -..AS 11nak. Pulp: Pei Orrnil Nom 5.4Ind. 0101e110

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PRELL'S WORLD'S FAIR SHOWSS. a. , sues...tArimiiter LIFO NISSANS. 11.10,11. Manage.Sitele0110.

$1.10 ConO,a thJt area: Atroesotht. *ells Cowin; own oreeti.

ALACHUA COUNTY FAIRGAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, OCTOBER 6 TO 11.

Followed by EleviretCounty Southeast Georgia Foie, Warren, Georgia.Want Penny Arcade, Motor Drame. also Shows of all kind, Concession.:All Concessions except Bingo. Want Cook House. Mosiciarn for Plant Band.Office Pay. Acts For Side Show. Want Octopus. All Fairs to December, thanall Florida opening in January. All addrens

MIGHTY MONARCH SHOWSHineswile. Georgia, This Week.

FAIRS ----HARRY BURKE SHOWS ----FAIRSWill heal Corsesseart N all lifnee Nat me. ter 111M.. Ilefluilso sore Poly on Corn Cerro. DIOS,..1.11 Powys. Dan we Rom ort all sods U.. No worth MO*. Went IlletrpOR.Rosind and whip.O de Help MK will Ilan maw. Peernt goo/ mix.. Martnilk. Orooe&urs. CAMP, IrRoorodooto

CeMenrillo Para to IA& sal. Own Wed sun Spat So 1.111*. ArmoursHARRY AURAS. 110110111112A. LA.

tuber 0 At the lintel Green. Danbury.Goon. which is the week of the fairthere. ThIcsia will be rallabie at eloath in Danbury. se well a. at the room...A sellout to anticipated. with dancinguntil the see hours end a crackeresekHondo,/

Art Leorafi telegram revealed that heis staging another Jamboree for theCemetery Pond to take place at theOreensboao (N. C.) Pair. reecutive Sec-rete/7 John )4. Liddy vtalted PreetclontMax Linderman nod World of MirthShows In Allentown with gratifying re.suits. President Linderman enrolledthen new members: E W. Tuthill, Irving&Malmo Minato Sermon. Jobb F. Byron.Dempenin Snapp, Albert Yclelno and Wil-flam trigniaost. lit addition to collectingdues from members on the show heteamed over 4300 to Brother Leidy theadreetraementa in the Bereifit BanquetYear Book. Among thew tnaklug ad-eerttelng donations are Amearlom Legionposte of Booth Portland. Me.: Stratford.Como: Hawthorne. N. J:. Elletabetb. N. J..and Veterans of "Mello) Wars poste InWaterellbe Me: Bangor. Me.: Bath, Me..and the fire departments of South lover.N. J.: Dunellen. N. J.. and Waterford.Coco.

Brother Phil law to striving for a lifemembership this year. Neat meeting 15aebeduled for October 8. eve of the Dan-bury dance and entertainment. Mem-ban appeeeleted the serving of camand cake by the Ladies' Auditory at eon-eltutoro of Wrictanday's meeting. A dell.FC.11011 Bolt for Now Jersey State Pair.Trenton. Tburedoy to attend JambonenPut on by Past President Grow A.Haentd In naocratton with Use Cetliii& Wilson Shows. Visibility CommitteeReproved appilOatlen of Nicholas r.Dyniff, proposed by Jack Rosenthal.

Birthday congratulations to M07714Borrow. Herman Horror. October 2:Prone Matauach. a: Jack Lichterr, 4: TrueO. Pedia, Bernard Allen. ash -PI Rymer.2: Son Mete!, Richard J. Coleman.John P limos, 7, and Thomas J.Sanders, 8.

Pacific Coast

gitowliten. s assn6781!)South Grand Ave., at Wdthiro

Ins Angeles

1.06 ANGELES. dept. 27. -Mondaysitesit meeting marked the end of thetoinourronth gotherinea and in the su-ture club will meet each Monday night.Attendance warn a bit off, but meetinggot untleu way with a memorial eerdoetor lbs late VI `e -President John It,Ward. The meant chair held a wreathas Chaplain Ludo& &literal the eulogyon the mutt:tidy poosing of a friend andbrother. Membership committed con-tinuos active with Arthur'. MightyAmerican Shows contributing 12 out of31 members, Including Tommy M. Red.Allen H. Moe, George and Glenn Henry.Lloyd H. Corraors, Maurice Lennington.Henry Brown. Walter L. Ocesellne.Gedege()rankling. Charles Pod. Everitt MatUsonDUtler and 'Timothy Retto They weresponsored by M. A. Arthur and Waltonde Pellston.

Prank Forest and other brothers onWait Coot Arnuaernent Company sentIn appiteatione of Jack Cloonan. Wil-!tarn H. Clancy, William L Wood, JamieL. frottgoa and John Di Brannon. SamDolman and Ed Brown rponaoted Web -sad IL Ford, and with Joe Gelb wroteup William H. Scott and Benny /Spencer.Prank Redmond seconded Sam on the&mitigation of Prank W. Wore. RoyMoyer and Joe Gluey got Marvin 1:7',r1

Batley slid UN Shepard on the dottedHue. and Doc Edger and Vance La Junesponsored C M. Malt and Joseph B.Caulk. Jimmy Lynch and Morse Parentsuggested ?toed Ltloic and Pat RaymondO'Brien. Sam IL Maier was sponsored byJoe Horwitz sold Ralph Loewy, and BenLkothert and Roger Warren were

with bringing in D. 6. CIpperly,SAM Mom and 1. Miller wrote up GuyT. Marston. while Charlie Nelson andEden ?rock rent In the application ofLeo 0. felt/hart. ROJOSCACCOSOOta wereM. M. Buckley. Pickles Pickard and BallsZantinelty.

Club honored Brother Clarence 11.

IPai I Anton. Three personal Appetit-amen of members on special nights areproving popular. TO be honored at the

next meeting are Harry Leldack. JimmyDunes and Ray Johnson. Past Preeklant.1 Ed Brown announced &stage of theforthcoming benefit and Midnight Frolicto be held on Rubin & Cherry toped -um at Log Angeles October 22. He also(aid the neat three weeks will erenumber a Western theme in 'gentler gm-tuom Chairman Ralph Lowy, of the20th Annirerrary Edition, U making ex-cellent program. Dues hare been com-ing In well.

Sick Committee reports that BrothersMet Warren and Bradley Shalom areImproving. Attendance price went toBrother Itort Campbell. The LionTamers' Parade. led in John Miller's ab-sence by Harry Haremve. brought in agoodly rum for the Cheratensa droner.Eddie Brown reported stelae Co-opere-Um of club's cu mution committer withChalrman ('oilman, 04 the Western Pura'Araoclation. Chairman Harry Harmonpointed out details of the forthcomingMinuet alertly lianemet and Sall In theBaltmore BowL 'Eckel, mononstionee arecoming In at an encouraging poor Afteradjoernment Chairman Di Walsh'sHouse Committee served bugot lunchand refreshment..

Ladies' AuxiliaryPresident Alterita Rolm presided at

the September 22 meeting and all officersand 25 members were preamt. A mo-ment of silent prayer waa held for theLate John R. Ward. Letters front Mar*&swop. Virginia Kline and Berta Herneas was a card Rem Olga Celeste, who ad-rieed she NO returned to Tralverselstudio after a raceme revere lirana, EdithWelpert went to her home In ternitheffie.Tex_. for medical treatment. Nut meet-ing will be held October S and there -otter meeting. wilt be held every Mon-day night then the winter.

Bank night sward went to KeelsonsBennett. end Lillian Nicholas Will thedoe prize. donated by Ithermary LcomiaAustralian basket award went to LucilleXing. Most of the text written by pastpresidents for the meenortel book are in.Babe Herman Introduced a new mem-ber. Milan Stencil:a. Violette Igskerrungee. an raterosting account of her tripto New York.

Other members who Attended Afterlong abwocee were Lolls Pepin, EstherCarley, Ethel Iloughtanng and EitherLuthey. Hostesses for the next meetingwill be Mottle Levine. Stella Linton. IntoWalsh and tholette 131ekernan. LuncheonWWI served after the meeting, with Peed -dent Poster sod Esther LutheT as

!loaned& A huge °eke ma docketed byMaybelle Bennett and Rose Roeard. Dumera caning in frost Have you sent yours,

II' %WED FOR

DE QUEEN, ARK., FAIROCT. 4-11

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CENTRAL STATE SHOWSWANT

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ROGERS GREATER SHOWS

October 1, 19.11 CARNIVALS The Hinottrel 3S

Direct FromColin & Wilson

Chester. Pa. Four daps ended Septem-ber 20. Auspeces. Mope wing limeCompany. Suriners, excellent. Weather.good.

Aided by good weather, shown chalkedup a banner four -day stand here. Snowsend rides turned In senarietorY groupnightly. and Carl Lsuthee'a Sole Showand the Paradise Rene topped ehows.with Ruth Roya Circus; Arena runningsecond. The polio ban was on In thecity, but the lot was well filled withchtleasn each night. Bud Crone neviSpitfire again exceeded .11 expectations.and the Moon Rocket, owned by CharlesCohen. bad a click week. Caterpillarhelped the nightly greases. u dtd theSpider. The Chester Times was !Mendwith speed. The radio station at Wilming-ton gave daily plugs with a 15 -minuteprogrson. featuring Billy Vest. encaliat.Visitors ineluded Rubin °ruling, Mrs.Prank Campbell and daughter, ClerkQueer and Elmer 011oo. Everybody wasbusy Until opening time refredaine Meadand retouching the rides A numberof ahowork exchenged delta betweenthis show and World of Mirth Shown.I. W. Cetilu was away on 5. Southernoutinese trip far a few days. Daily re-beenala are being keel In the ParadiseRevue. MARY B. IdeLANE.

World of MirthAllentown. Pa. Week ended September

20. AnsWees, Groot Allentown Pate.Business, good. Weather, good.

Olssoes here were on a pat with therecord Mt the precious year. oitho chil-dren under id yeats old ware not ad-mitted because of the polio widembeIn this sector. Tueedays opening. al -anal a KIA*4 Day, fell off more than AOper cent. Adult business the retnelnder.of the week picked up In such propor-tions that It offset the loss. An Inter -Whig sidelight °muffed when Ingoached students cent on etriket crashedthe gates and flooded the grounds foran boor Or more on Wednesday beforebeing rounded Up by police and fairotholida. Kiddie :Odra, pontes and sev-eral other USIMA. mostly riles, were leftdown hem became of leek of prospectivePatronage. Colonel twins end not ex-hibit because of the Ilkellhood of aquarantine. The National Showmen's

Hon bingo party WIN held Fridaynight and netted emend hundred dol-lars. John IL 'Addy. executive secretaryof organnation, visited for several days(olletting duce, Welting new membersand laying plans for to.r.ento ocheduledfor the South. Clore proximity to NewYork and Philadelphte remitted in nannyvisitors Among them were Leonard'haute. of The Billboard: Mee Paid saidD orothy necktie:an. Oeccge A. Ilcield of-fice. and Arthur MIL. JIM MCHLIOEL

Wallace Bros.Jackson, Tenn. Week ended Septem-

ber 10. Atuplea, Madison County Cot-ored Fear. Frailness obote expect,' 'fate.Weather. hot and dry, except Blamer*Wednesday.

With a free gate Monday night. showsgot off to a flying start with about 3.000on the midway. Tuesday was Light. butWednesday saw the midway crowdedfrom curly morning until late at nightThursday was another light day, but ',ri-der night and Saturday produced morethan saurafectory bastions. Sides hadthe bland week of the demon so far.with shows holding thole own, while allCOcreaulons did well. Reedit MindedShow was far ahead of the other shows.with Roy Cowan's Colored HawaiianShow a close second. In the 00044704011

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department. Mrs. Tillie Sits headlinedall other. Mr. and Mt. Art Price werecalled to Atlantis because of the seriousInjuries sustained by Stra. Mori sisterto an automobile oceldent. Ernest 15.

Farrar Jr. now in retool et Murray. Ky..spent the week -end with his parents. endBob Parker. Ovid manner for BartlettD iggers, apent the week here Othersuitors Included Walter Penult. formertrouper and now In the army at FortJackson. S. Oz Will T. Hatch, HatchShow Print; Leonard and Blackte Mc-Lenmore. tice's Old Reliable Shame

Potter. agent for Sheryl Come-dian& and Mr. and Mrs. Heinle Frit*,United American Shows.

WALTER H. FOX.

Mighty MonarchDungannen, Va. Week ended Septem-

ber 20. °winos, good. Weather, good,

Shows arrived Sunday and openedTuesday night on schedule. Matineeswas slow the nest of the. week. butcrowd, Inctemed from Wednesday nighton. Rides did big busies... All abase.Including &Rostra Oul Revue andTen -in -One, were wen pleased with theirbusIneeti. Mr. Stephens joined with strung of oonemedord. Mato as 41111 do-ing good business, and Mr. and lira. H. O.Edgar, managers of the gmew purchaseda new house trailer. N. P. Roland 104turned to the ahnera 'merlin; new car.but hit to complete details for hisSouthern tour. Mrs. It. N. Roland IsMill with the shows. Whitey Miranoarilcookhouse La doing weal.

Morton, Va. Week ended Septetnher11. Awytoes.Formen end American Le-gion Poor. 8441471, good.

Altho the work start rd out "low, bud.ness increased gradually. Jens It N.Itolaind. N. P. Roland's mother. animelhere to epund a few weeks with her son.Mr. and Um. A Creme booked that.. pop-corn stand !Or the fair tour. Prank Jo-seph leaned with his Rollo -Asian Showsand rides are dotes well, and Mr. andMrs. Smith }Caned with photo galleryand rat game. beplayed to Virginia before shows alerttheir Southern tour. Km N. P. Rolandass tendered a surprise party on herbirthday, when the received many at -intense gifts. MIDGE KEITH.

Dick's ParamountRteerhead. L. f. !C, Y. Week ended

September Q. Aurplosa. Serene CountyFate. EitufriC71. AO. Weather, Mfr.

Shows mere a good most from An-lente, Cona., to Huntington. L I., N. Y..to break the jump to the local fair.Huntington proved one of the beat voteo f the season rio tar. Leo Cars. AmericanLCRI001 Post (hafnium co -aerated.Elbows arrived In tlmo for Monday night'sopening. which reintted In good bust -now The rest of the week was fallwith Friday and Saturday nights givingthe beet busineet Ridge did well. butmen:Wm business WWI only tale. OwnerDick 011adort and his elites drew anumber of tameable press comments. S.Kerr, general agent, Le planning a longnuat(on. Whitey Palmer, businessmanager. went to Florida.

HAPPY RAY WARE.

Crystal ExpoMolifenele, Vs. Week ended September

13. Ateeters, Kneen*. Club end Amen -can Legion Pod. Magnets. rood.Weather, Min

Despite bad roods and two breakdownson the trek here, showa were up andready on time. Spot was honked at the lastminute by Special Agent C. C. Leisureto till In the stand at Darien Moe.)Pair, width was canceled beguiler of thepolio eptilarale there. All show* sodrides did well. Junior Moore's Hinges ofHell Show continua to top shows- ArtCareer's Minstrel Show also la dansgood Madness. Concessionaires Joininghere were NO. and ern. W. H. Brownies.Mr. and Mn,. Jimmie Migninere, B. W.Parente* and Mr. and Mrs- ClarenceSorge*. Billy Banta purchased a newtruck here. DOG It, 0. TELMST.

Golden BeltCharter:on. Mo. Week ended Septros.

ber C. auspices. intsourt county Pairand Matting. Bustnes I. excellent.Weather. geed.

TWA spot wee a winner, and all rc-

Ihe Lots uu'4:az; 1: ; '.; .::: 11.t.,%C..,{7.-.. ::I w "'i ize-4,'IS ark,

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100 W. 1000; 108 W48 55.0111 500 eas5.lilt tee Nees titres 301 near, 51.1.1.11.144440.144 mr4e. $11.00 mr 100.as /00 -. Enlo 111.1. 0.. hr 8144.1.

180 1100.ported doing plenty of business. Fridayand Saturday were the big days Nativesbad plenty of money and spent freelywith cotton pirkera getting big money.Fair board co-operated. W. It, Rally.who was nth the abases for a numberof years as lot man and The. SISIbeard'isles agent, visited. He and Mra. Kellyare with Decreer Tri-State Show% J,4IOand Crawford Francis, Friends Woe'Shows, also visited. Joe Lawrence cameIn with a wt of diggers. but left foranother miaow.

Ittdperory, In. Week ended September13. Lecatton. streets. Auspices, Ameri-can Lepton Poet Itonse-ComIng. fluid-ness. fate. Mother, good.

Shows made the stieet Jump In hereokay and opened to little business unMonday. R picked up during the week.however. altho there was no afternoonplay. Sponeons gave good oo-operation.Ace Martin, of the shwas, was India adeputy sheriff for the week. Mary Mar-tin was kept busy nxtog up her houseoar. Vide. were exchanged with PourStar Exposition Shove only few milesdistant. Among visiters awe Mr. andIts, Curley Vernon. Mr. and AL-% Reny(liberty) Brown. Mr. ADM Mrs. CurleyAdams, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen and fam-ily and 1,1r. and atra. Hilly Allen. Mr.and Mrs. George Hall joined with pop-corn and ball tame. EDITH CROWE.

Alamo ExpoDodge City, Kan. Week ended Sep-

tember 8. Anti:deer, Xenia, Tree Pew.Dustiest, good. Weather, het.

After a two-year nbeenew, &Ivrea weregreeted with a flee -day badness, thatexceeded expectations. Labor Day sowbig Crowds on the lot despite a heatream. A hotly advents, billing cam-paign WAS WO ClOwil via radio and prow.Jeerer. trained chimp, took 1411.1r of theexhibit but:dings widle But Williams weeerecting the show% After an extendedmarch. Jerry ants found contently fon-dling a prue porky. Brent was heavilypubliened by a local daily, Red Cartaand nine -year -old °Awn, Juvenile Motor.drone rider. hare been doing good busi-ness since 1014)114 the Orono. Johnny°mere' Midway Cafe did well twee, as didcencesulonaires Bill Aldrich, 'typo Den-ceke, Tony Kittertnan. Deck Hewn.Meal Mcfsele rind Cheeter Arthur.B rownie Mara Is handling midway Mud -errs In his usual capible style. LouisRigel visited. Herman Reynolds iskeeping equipment rolling despite longjump.. Red }Inches. Jack Oliver, H.Smith. Petry Ihuntersern and Sin Dug-gan, ride foremen, are dolt* good workwith fast teardoerne and act -ups. VW -tom Included Bill Warshaw, local mer-chant and 0110Vrinen'a friend. JoeMurphy. Lomiltse Sew Dutch Cantrelland Eddie boothnaisii chalked up roodbusiness with their attraction% PlyingMillers, free ace were hall re refireBenny Kyrnessee two bingos are clicking.Bernice Bateman and Martha Bootsare getting their share of butanes% JackRubsek and Brownie Miller were {nestspeakers at the business men's Iunttroi.Art HMV, is doing a 4401 job In ad-vance. LARRY

0. C. MuckWaraeir, Va. Week ended September

20. Anaptece, Northern Neck Fair. 8W11.nese, peed. weather, good.

Managed by Laurence AltaCer. this fairlooted highly successful. After a tire-some more In here from Willincespert.Pa., the Ord truck arrived at midnight15,,,,d.r. parade of trudge lasted until7 am. ifeeryllitrue opened on time ex-cepting the &leer Streak and the Mem-

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ClosRound. At 7 pot. Monday the truck 0.4. 11-14, Hessen, O.ion..s.carrying the rablee anted. with Hippy ars atra C.0.0710/4/8. Awl CrAllaw wanJack Lambert scurrying about to get the g<dcrezieng..y..show lighted In time. Lferre-Oodeeemil D.

followed the cable truck In. with the esult that the Me did not got darteduntil Tuesday night. Ooidle Pitts openeda new show here. It Mauro* The /kn.niettaborg Midget% Five Sky Scraper,under direction of Al ICOmen, accernheostlyr.

WtIttasseport. Pe. Work ended &Wern-her 13. toeatton. Serum Pork Insister,.Old Laramie,/ Tenosettp Volunteer preDepartment. Rimincia, good. Weather,fate. Pay gate.

Chows were the that to play this lo-cation three blocks from the 1.144nrilintMotor Company, which Is working threeshifts and paying high wager. Ono shift

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36 The Billboard CARNIVALSOctober .1, 1941

quits work at II pal. with the resultthat an average of 100 tickets wet* soldnightly atter that hour. A petition fromworkmen asked that the Oirl Show re-main open later than %nun. with theresult that sold -out houaea operateduntil early morning. A new organ hatbeen Metalled to the Venetia' of 1041,with Freddie Carlton at the keys. Man-ager 0. C. Buck left On Tuesday for atour of nearby faint, returning onTrines(ley. General Agent Quinn returnedafter being released from hospital.where he ur.derwent a cheek -up.

LON RA343DELta

Four -Star ExpoRotietare. 111. Week ended September

11. Surfnera, good. Weather, excellent.Shows moved In from blank at Vin-

cennes, tad. to a good week here. Com=Btu co-operated and, altho there badbeen a 30 -day strike at two of the MumSpar manes, business was good and allmade exponent end a little more. Courtlyand city officials also co-operated. Afterthe night's work many of the ahowfolltwent fishing In the Ohio River, withBob Ritchie making the largest catch.Golden Belt Shows, owned by Harry H.=radars. played close to shows and manyMalts were exchanged. The wilier tookdelivery on a new house trailer.

N. L. DIXON.

Great SuttonMaiden, Mo. Week ended September

20. Autpleet, American LCV101. P0,1elartmus, good. Weather, ideal.

Rhona arrived here without delay rindOpened to record crowd Monday night,with remipta greater than any still dateor the 6414001 so far. High prices derivedfrom the cotton crop resulted in plentyOf spending money. Midway has beenaugmented with additional rides andsnows. A number of Independent con-ceadonatres Joined here. Manager Sut-ton, daughter. Lucilte, and eon. Pete.spent the week at their country homenear Ososota, Ark. While In Osceola Sut-ton meek arrangements to build addl.tionel cabins at the tourist court oper-ated by Mrs. Sutton_ Vlsiters tneltidedOut W. Dyers. Byer. How.' Shone; MinkHill, Ellis )oole. Mackie and MargaretSullivan, Mr. and tire. Jake Moms andeon. Harvey. and Telegram Slim andppaarrttyy. Arthur O'Neal. manager Barker

also tinted. R. R. Mickey. con-entele41/111P, Lo building a trailer to re-

place the one damaged In highway acci-dent on a recent mare,

JEWFS.L DELLS RICHARDSON.

Bee's Old ReliableAlamo, Tenn. Week ended September

20. Locative. street.. Auspices, AmericanLegion Fort flusinear, good. Weather,Mir.

After a quick move from Centerville.Tenn., all shows. ride* and conceesionawere reedy for Monelers Opening. whichproduced a good crowd. Attendance In -ceased nightly until all wow dome near.capacity business Saturday afternoonand night. Pminkie Bland. advance agent.visited several nights. Mr. and Um. A.S. Brewer Coo stinted, Virginia Mc-Letnore, who is attending actexa tr. Jack-son. Tenn spent part of the Week withher parents.. Heckle MrLemoron con.cessions again clicked. BM Hopper madea business trip to Memphis. Tenn., andall city, county and Legion officials co-operated. R. FELTON ROIIM1TBON.

Virginia GreaterLawrenceville, Ta. Week ended Sep-

tember 20. eureka -4, bructun club.Rosiness. good. Weather. good. Paygate, JO tents.

Lot wow four blocks from the 011110tautness district and week started offNOW, but picked up each night with2)704 paid admissions being registeredSaturday night. Tuesday the tobaccoauctions started and business Increased.On Thursday night Mrs. Sarah Memelentertelned lb ahowfolk at a spaghettidinner. Rocco Manim returned froma booking trip. Oenerat Agent Murrayleft for Dillon, S. C. where he will hen -die this riell fair. On set-up day afreak wind carried Sol Rugger's bingotop about 10 feet. No damage wee done,however, and all awe ready for opening.Dick Adams punt:sand a new ear. TeddyBaker reported a good week. as did Mr.McMurdo with maw and popcorn.Charles Keown Joined with is ball game.Raleigh Gibson is overhauling the motorson the swtngs and Merry-Oo-Round. JoeCatlike le the new front gate tickettaker,

South NUL Va. Week ended Septem-ber 13. Locetton. Salt Perk. Auspices,firemen. llonneia, good. Weather, good.Pay gate, 10 cents.

Shoe. were laid out by Mama Rosenand Murray and presented en Attractive(See Direct From the Lots on page 33)

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BEE'S OLD RELIABLE SHOWS, INC.1. MettlitONII, NOR.

A.J.BUDD WANTS FOR MUSEUMFREAKS -FREAKS -FREAKS.

Working Acts, Mind Reader. Magician with

Pitch. Useful People. Dolly Mations, wire. Out all winter. state salary.

Address: Ssetord, North Carolina.

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POPCORNTeo, we Is... a tog Hock 04 lode beset AIlle04Fl klgls popping ratio popcorn. 2Mg.

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Gold Medal Products Company131 E. PEARL STRUT. CINCINNATI. 01110

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Sy MAX COHENROClitsia at. N. If., Sept. ST -We son -

eluded our visitation program with aCelt to World of Mirth Elbows at Allen-town (Pa.) Fair On September 10 end 20.This visit gave us opportunity to clIscusematters of interest with General Man -Neu Max Linderman, Aradatant ManagerFrank Bergen, Treasurer Ralph Smith,Office Ocerstary Mrs. Murphy and others,Including George A. Hamid. Lucky 'Teter.W. J. Powell, Bill Jonas. Ben Weiss, T. W.(Slim) Kelley and Joe Carper. 'Twenty-five members were added to the asso-ciation, with prospects of additionalmembers later.

We hem received data from Wash-ington relating to a change in the gaso-line tax In the District of Columbia. Anymember tntmoded can obtain this lit -formation by writing uw

We are still awaiting full text of the1041 Federal Revenue Act and as soonas It Is received will detail the !raceme-tion In It el importance to the carnivalIndustry to thta column. In the mean-time any member who may be InterestedIn the general features of It can obtainInformation by writing us, aitho at pres-ent the data available la in outline form.

Personnelmembuship race in the aa.se/elation continuos, with the spotlightswinging between the Strata Shows with203 members end the Gooding Showswith 140 members.

We recently mentioned the subject ofinterstate trade barriers. and the com-plete report has recently been filed bythe interstate Commerce Commission. Asummary him been made available by theDotted States Department of Commeroe.and any members who may be Interestedcan obtain this Information by wiltingto us. Summary le much too tong to netforth to apace available, but it wouldsuffice to point out that It deals Ingreat measure with the weight and sireof motor vehicks, load limits and otherproblems which Ann) in motorisedthanapirtatIon of commodiUes in Inter-state commerce.

fns OnyelesLOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.-1..ccal altou -

:nen were saddened by the sudden deathSeptember 18 of John It. Ward. vicepresident Pacific Gout 8009.10.1.1mention. Ile was one of the most pop-ular showmen in this area. Actinty ofthe went shifted to Pomona. Calif.. wherethe 20th annual Los Angeles CountyTsar la under way. Event opened Sep-tember 12, with 33480 passing thou theturnstile,. lien Gabriel Valley schoolchildren were sr:tinned free. Peelle Stec-tne trains front this otty and other poirs-aannounced special round trip rates, andoars were crowded.

Also playing there tart week waxPolack Bros.' Circus =dm AI MalailuthShrine simplest*. Opening night saw afull heists. Shriner* worked hard forthe lut taw weeks getting reedy far theevent, and the advance ticket wiles weregood. Proceeds will go to underprivilegedcbildren and to finance temple solvates.Irving Polack and Louis Stern are man-aging the event, with Carl H. Bonitadirecting. At Pomona novelty conceal.'loners reported that Intsinem got offto o Mow Cut but that It wee pickingup. Joe Deraey, Motels Sneer, Sr Perkins,Bob Robbins. Leonard wake:log. Red Balland Spencer Roberts here stands for PatTreanor. Jimmy Smith. Sammy Dolmanand bob Olson are doing okay with Adart genie, using blankets, stuffed dogeand candy for premium*.

Charlie Prank is back at Pomona forhis 1Sth year. Harry Phillips L operatings cigarette stand for Bob Olson. ItoyBrooks and Jack Capps have the guess -your -age nand. and Ben Stone. formerlywith Conklin Snows. to doing a goodbusiness with souvenirs. Harry SullivanIs clicking .10% turtles. Prank Wil-liams la going strong with methanicaltoys. Independent ooneensionalree In-clude Glenn Whittakelt novelty dolls:Prenk Whittaken, pneumatic machineRune: Phil Terry. *often store:Moffett bail game. Tommy Rhodes. canwheel; Harry Takla 14 &Mete; Mr. andMrs. Harry Golden, popcorn and softdrink*. and Billy Stone. doll store. PatkfcKee was around renewing acquaint -00010.

%dotter* to the Rubin az Cherry les-pmitIon midway included Mr. end MrtR. L Crown and J 111 Brown, ltunHughea pens from Wtuaton. Aria, that

be la on his way to altaameippl to Maltsnows On which he has mien. A showislinin a 'how with the midnight frolicgrosses going to fraternal o.-miribrattotuwill be given by Rubin & Cherry Ex-position when It playa law AngrierOctober 22. J. C. McCetfety mud theweek, J. Eddie Drown is committeechairman.

Truck an(l TrailerLegislationTruck Feel Reduced

SPARTANBURG, & C. Sept ST -Oor-error Burnet Meybenk lest week &Mudhis signature to a legislative act redueingthe license fees on trucks above flee -toncapacity. The act would also glee .nWrite:dual the right to decreue Me leadcapacity at the beginning of the follow-ing license year end thereby qualify foea cheaper license.

fatiSRT. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-J. C. Mccoaerr.

general manager A:lineament Corporationof American visited The aliboard ottleeWednesday while en route to Chleage.atter an extended tour of the West andSaint:mein. IIe reported splendid bud -peas for the taut ACA shows and wascutdially jubilant over the reception ofthe Rubin R Cherry lespontion In thePar West. E. K. Pernanden Hawaiianshowmen. also vented on Wednesday.He was here In crouch of talent for thenew snow he piano to take to the Islandsnext month. Ernie Young, agrees -Car-ruthers office, pawed Dust Mondry enroute to the Sontb. where he hes grand-stand thews booked at unto of the Statefairy. Pat Purcell. of Jimmie Lynch'sDeath Dedgetre. alto visited Monday. stop-ping over en route to Oklahoma City,where he has 0 Thrill Show scheduled atOklahoma State rnir. Sidney Belmontreports a good treason at lairs In theMiddle West

A. D. Minutiae. carnival general agent.was hero foe several days, necking talent0110 attractions roe the celebration ha

(See LOS ANGELES on gate 421

JOHNNY 1, DENTON SHOWS

WANTliWe Bete ter Perris Wheel, Meny.e.eIlettend .4 Chair MD, TM. ChM delvetracks preferred. Ram complete outfit sa,Athletic Shaw. Want 1.010.4.11 SAaM.111 own eterIliet. 20: le elf... AllteglHonslo Co.ete.ns ape.. UM X OnPoo Corn. Long tea/011 ...red tome on.

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October 4. 1941 The Billboard 37

Sponsored EventsVeteran, Lodge and Other Organisation Featirinea

Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELLIS

(Cesernunications to 25 Opera Mem, Cincinnati. O.)

"Nuts" Is the Word atNational Peanut Expo

SUEnOLK, tea 27.-We practically"nuts to you^ ses Mogan for second an-nual National Peanut Kepoiltlon, plan-ning for which La under way by a com-ments* headed by John B. Pinner Jr.,workum In oo-operetton with JuniorChamber of Commerce. Event, held Inthe ecceedited peanut capital of theworld. was Incepted tart January duringNatlestan Peanut Week and la expected10 produce a permanent annual festivalof national proportion,*

Lead attraction la a formative PeanutPalace, en exhibit spot dmigiird "to putrho peanut lodwgey on display." Apeanut parade. to be held the /emendday. will hlghlight other fare Lucia ealocal bands. floats and a professionalMara clown act. covering a mune severalranee long. A peanut wereheder beingprepared for a "Peanut Petty" will fea-ture dancing In honor of the Peanut,Queen. Name band ts being mulled.Several events will take piece irimultancousiy In Tidewater.

SPONSORED by the Junior Chamberof Cornmro.re and Merchant.' Asseseintion.six -day Clinton (0.) Pall Molina wiltfeature Mardi Ores, midway and freeacts.

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Grotto Show in SteubenvilleHas Fair Draw; Program Big

STKUBENVILLE. 0. Sept. V.-Throe-day outdo -ea. spectacle, Onward Amence,sponsored by TtOrta Grotto here onNePtenthet 20.22. grototxl only fair deepiteperfect weather, the cosnmittee reported.Promotion Le expected to pay all oblige -none when final cheek -up of member-ship Ueket sates la completed.

Program waa orfered at Butte Fieldend !needed pageantry with a historicbackground. paulotto tableaux etreselog defense theme, elreue acts and arodeo. Ic wu enthusiastically memeed.but Grotto members were unable topollee the huge field effloiently andhundreds got Inaide without paying.

C. A. Illetab Attractions handled thecircus program. It Included Pat Kelley'strained ponies and dogs; Conner Troupe;Jo* ended, unneyeir. Aortal Orton"; Din-mond X Rodeo: Phil and Bonn,, highperch. and Dorothy Sloop's band. Pro-duction was directed by Klein's. Fero-works display. Bomber/ of Besot,Climaxed performances.

TIIIRD annual Crawford County CornShow at Bucyrus, 0., 00 September 18.20attracted largest crowds In Its history.Ideal weather ptatelled, There wereQueen and husking contests, M''.°dance, colt end atom show. baking ex-hibits and Friday night parade withfen musical units and conumerclal andfarm organensteen none. &multi= Parkrides end conotwalons were on the rind -way.

ANNUAL Lodi (0.1 Tall Pair on Sep-tember 18.20 under ettniCrOta of the C.001..eternal Club entitled large crowdsntghtly. Mole were pitched on the'aware and housed farm produce. flowers.school displays and civic exhibits.Premiums totaled soma! hundred Mit-ers. P, E. Gooding Imam:sent Com-pany had several rides there, and theresere about 20 cononnens.

PALL FESTIVAL at Ettnck. Win. onSeptember 10 and 20 under auspice, etthe Commercial Club drew an ostimeted1.50). Entertainers were Jack Martenand his WKBII munelans.

SOME 5.0e9 attended Mx performancesof the Selby -McKinley Rodeo on Sep -

19 -21 at Merril. WJ.. under cue -pine of elvM clubs* Admission was 40and 20 cents. .

TeRPMDA AND COBINA will make theirfirst Minveukee appearance In connec-tion with the ale -day food ahoy In theAuditorium there under auspices cl theRetail °metre' Associsnon. They willappear twice daily.

VOLUN72221 firemen of Waynesburg,0, will revise their three.dxy Inert,Mir after a epee ell several years. Mrs.R IL Wee* rides have been booked,along with Larry Etslion'i and Von Black'scontusions.

FRED DROWN, PlitieoUrgh. handledpromotional detail, of the nremene, fairet Bethel. Pa., Allegheny County. onSeptember 15-20. (men night* butt come.but attendance held up welt with ajammed midway Friday and Saturdaynightie Chink Jones heel on ememtridoe and eoncessions. Mrs. Jones hadpopcor Johnand Tommy Bedell had eendyIlene Daley set six arts, includingharry the clown.

BG AT HITPCIIINSON(amileteed from liege 20)

voted a full page tO peewee and sceneson the midway. Moe thbenteln whohas the Oettlet. of Eve Show. added anew attraction here In the form of abullet ridden bank bandit mar. Annie-WM proved popular. [kneed Stoner?J. C. ideCettegy 'tatted at !laterite...itwhile en route (mot the Pulite Corot.Mee. McCrory accompanied him.

NEW PLAYS(Continued loom paps 28)

.:000 fora week at any rate, put off his'<emitted vent to oreer to cateh the.inota Bellet, and arranged to new theFlay on Wednesday night Instead. SinceThe &Wee. City opened on Monday. that.toned cafe enough. But it wasn't OnTuesday The Distant City doted.

AA a remit. this notice must necessarilydepend upon the reports of those whowere quick enough to catch it while Itwas still around. And from those reports.about the only intone to be coneiwnvelygathered are that The Distant City weewritten by Edwin D. Self, that it waspresented Monday at the toucan, byJohn Tunic. that It tied Min Conga andvarlets others In it. Cast. that It wasdirected (allegedly, at any rate) by Ed-ward Byron. end that it was preposterouslybed. On this last point I'd still like toLee for myself, but the unanimity isdepromtng.

So far as can be gathered. The DistantCity concerns a salty but appealtret adgirl of 70 whose past was no better than.Se the varies vote. It should nave been,and whom present Is bounded by a 40-yeer-old eon who Is both a 'ethane -col-lector and an illegitimate. She la. Inother verde. that old (Mullane stencil,the tart of gold, only this Urne withthrove of sneer. lier son Is to marry

wortrag wench wbo aborts Morals pen-chant for unconsecrated repoduetion.but he balks ethers he discovers her con(Minn and only acres. to go that withthe ceremony when Mom reveals his ownpaternal ramernms. It also appears thatthe most likely candidate among thosesuspected of fathering him to the verypresence whose step -eon Is nespoiniablefor the maid'. Indelleete comfit:on,

In the second set the timid la mur-dered by her evil seducer (alui, also seemsto have a rem for torturing goldfish) andthe blame I. pieced on the honed gar-begernan In the last act. while Morn anda eleeplent and the condemned are has,lbg a may mune of cards In the whroee'soffice, Mom bethinks her of the distantcity called leaven. and of the protectionthat Ood extends even to sparrows andper/rights. She therefore creeks downOn her rutty old knees and bee one ofthose heart -to -been talks with Deitythat must be one of the major annoyancesof omnipotence. And God, bearing andneeding, seeds In the mother of the reelmurderer to change her perjured testi-mony and me the noble alopfmatbererfree.

All this le said to 1w told with a liberalsprInklIne of nominee and sermons thatare, rePortedly extremely hard to take.It can also be gathered, however, thatMr. Self. In his earlier Amnon,* sketchedIn his two chief Character, with pith andsalty strength. and that only the tn-el uelon of the plot. with entltuicamar-era melodrama and 'sloppy sentimentalitytripped him up,

Mira George. who has hitherto playedblond babes with en Intriguing flair andconsiderable eclet, was variously receivedupon her excursion Into semi -senility.Scene spoke of a performance only grease-paint -deep: others of a finely sincerecharacterization worthy of a bettor play.Ben Smith was gesienoualy praised for hiework as the unforennate rival of the In-n/or:atm'. while omit of the others werepitied rather than damned. Lee Bakerand Leonard Penn, however, receivedmrnewhat toss pity than the met. Theexistence of Mr. Hymn's direction wasadmitted thou authority rather thanevidence, and Samuel Leve's Fete were, Inseveral quarters. considered unfortunate.

SIMBER'TS FIGHT(Continued from pay, IS)

Attorney Charles Hughes. of Schenectady,rep:merited the pleintiff, while attorneysMilton Weinbeiger, George S. Smith endWilliam Klein represented the defendant

In arguing spinet the new law. de-signed to make the theater Mae forcritic.," Mein contended that unfavor-able renews Muse large Mama to thea-ter*, that OS per cent of readers Of eritlcal reviews are influenced by millet:ma.Defendant maintains the taw te uneon-stitutional because It permits "unehle,unwarranted and tinneutonsble Influencewith the defendant's properly.' No eel.

donee was offered to chow that Christiewas disorderly or abusive or why he wasdenied admittance. The plaint!!! wasnot called to the entrirea stand.

Attorney Klein brig associated withthe Shubert*. told the court no personawere denied *dirtiest= to the theetersunless for disorderly conduct. Re latersaid. hemmer, there might have been afew isolated eases.

Attorney Weinberger told the mustthat the poles power of the State can-not be operated by the legistattee branchof the government and that a need mustbe shown why such a law aboniel be Inforce.

JOOSS BALLET(Continued /roes page 13)

emcee in either techniced !attentivenessor &nett* subtlety. And the Jollateehnsque is immensely ended by a smallbraise math as the Elliott. where the ex.pressions of the dancers and the deli-cate shadings of the patterns may be(many observed.

Versatility, as remarked, Is the key-note of the opening program. The genesHeron. a gay transcription of the Grimmfairy tale, is richly humorous and con.Inanity musing. The The City. prob.ably the hart effect!ve of the four, is abrief denee-plcture of duets and endue -non. A AO In Old Verrone lovely ariacharentine relit" more than the *thenon sheer beauty of movement and Well-tionatly Mamma edema. As for TheCUM Table. It mannincent-and thecourage of the loom troupe In keepingft In the repertory now, when the dogsof war are being turned Into sacrieltoss for the deception of the people. Isat adrairehe as their ability In perform.Ing It. Starting with the Inter, blokes.mg conferences of diplomats. little menIn black about green table. It movesMIMS' to depict the horrors Of war --all war-and the suomeding sails 1110dominated by the dreadful figure ofDeath. Not only the horrors of thebeftioneed are shown, bet those *wetmore poignant tragedies of cell popu-lation,* ultras.. so deep that evenDeath's dreadful figure comes as a de-liverer. And then. with the war overand Death standing triumphant *midthe encircling corpses, the scene shinsswiftly back to the green table, whereall the bickering begins again, leadingto yet swum war-vereocabn and end-ue:v.

In smell troupe of Ruch uniformexcellence. extremely difficult to pickindividual' foe enrolee mention. 80m0named pester, however. must go to thechannIngle humorote work of limyDelman In Wrote. to the bowatthil tech-nintle of Jerk Gam len thruaut, to thebreath -catching portrayals of N1.4 Kahland Pee Leekatroera in The Green robe-and, for that matter, to all the rote

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Sellouts for RBhi Phoenix; SkipsEl Centro Date

PHOENIX. Arm.. Sept. 27.--Se:touts at.both eftermou and evening Perform -Room marked the 'bowing here Septem-ber 20 of Riveting Bros. and Barnum& Halley Cirs-as. which skipped ascheduled pellet -mane* at El Centro,Calif.. the prev10,11 day in order not tobe Tate for the Phoenix stand.

Shaw enjoyed nee weather. Total at-tedance for siterncon and bight was ea.Unialled by oViriale at 34,0M. AudiencesWere exceptionally entlisithotie, andparkemanotes went off without bitcheser odentara. &de Show his ass heavy.

E Centro was Use fleet scheduled per-formance Past this season. Arriving In61 Others late toe the atheduiect oneperformance. executives deckled to ellen-oath main tent performers** but did

art up menagerte. cookhouse, dining andcommiwary department. and served twomeals.

Mt hundred advance tale ticketsoars refunded. but many hundreds ofspectators saw tho menagerie. theprocess of unloading and loading. settingOpel tents and elephants st work. Whichtoot the edge off their disappointment.

All four trains lett El Centro runningmeth awe together than usual andteethed hens at rimed the some time.enabling show to start the Mat perform -ewer on Ume.

Show departed on schedule for Tucson.where It art to halt for one per-

formance only September 21.

TUCSON. Ant, Sept. al.-MagnetIthat and Barnum & Bailey Circusplayed to a rapidly crowd here SundaySt a matinee porn:rename only. It ewethe first Sunday stand wit:teased toTeam for Retinal yearn. Canvas wasveerd around the entire arena track toaotogranodate patrons.

White the animal acts drew Mistornaryapplause, aerial numbers brought en -Muntenia response, particularly In theMee of ally Ardeity balancing hermiton her head while on a flying trapeze.and the clownitne from the high divingplatforms on to a net over the centerring.

The show was tiousoally wen rerouted,as the Met circus to make a SundayStand here drew a 'pCOe crowd.

tilde Show and conceah his were poor.

Show Heading lastLOS ANCI32.103. Sept 27 -rtingling-

Darnum circus headed out but weekalter running Into problems brought onby the national defer.. work.

At San Diego the allow was scheduledto settee at Man. but the train wassidetracked while important freight withnational defense priority over everythingrise rolled by. Thin arrived thee. fromtong Dosch at noon. and matineestarted at 6:16.

Wien big top was bring put up. Itwas found that the anther:m.1c stakedriver would not work to hardpan.Slakes crumbled and Iron slalom werebrought into uw. The stake driver bent.Usent and finally the stakes were drivenby hand. Elbow Is Alton oat metal ranks,and Daaty Rhodes nude a feverish at-tainOt while here to obtain 'opensarrest members of the Andrew RoweTent areue Fbns of America, aided

=nimetal skta, end °MIMI PC:.inclown. arotete4 Rhodes by making

triquitits. No great potence of metalstakes was obtained

Suit Against RussellNets Plaintiff 81,000

RICHMOND. Va. Sept 27.-A jury inLaw and Equity Court here this weekswerded tors. Nellie lengelking 41.000demesne for Injuring suffered when apole fell on bee bead at the time Mil -

Bros: Circus big top blew downMee August it This le the first after-math of the blowelown.

The verdict was rendered Against C.W. Webb. manager of the anew. Thedefendant made no appearance to courtand a Jury wee Impanekd to macredamages In the suit width was broughtIn the amount of a6ne0. Mr*. EngelklagBeatified that she was ettlIng on a tenchwithin the tent during the Afternoonpretest:ranee when the Canvas cotlereed.a falling pole striking Der on the heedand shoulder.

LJSUT. JOHN C. STUADT, who iswell known to drew/ folk, being thepownpest son of Frank (Doe) Stuart.former Mersa trouper and nog anoutdoor adtertlineg man of Oak.home City. Young Stuart is He.boned at ran finis. Okra. with theSib Canary. He has been lictretolas one of 1,400 umpires on maneu.err Is Loather -a floes August 5 toOctober 5.

Sparton Reopening;To Run All Winter

TILTONSVILLE. 0. Sept. 27.-BputonMoe' Circus, whirn closed It seasonhere prematurely August 0, has beenreorganized as a one -ring show and soilgo out again moon. reports Ode It. teach.manager.

'Due show will toe a 60 -foot round topWith a 30 -foot rmddle and will move onate truelca Including one advance. Each

timing,the show has purchased house trailere nd a sleeper trailer. Only long jorneuswill be made until the show reacheswarmer climate. and It expects to remainout all winter In Cosine/0M and possiblyIn Old Mexico.

No band will be carried. Instead, apub:le-address system. with ell circusrecordings. will furnish musk. Programwill oonalist of doge, ponies, mules. mon-keys sod aerial and ground Acta. Ad-mission will be 20 and 40 cents. tax paid.

Manager Wach has eold Curly Millerseveral trained horses and Mg hoodran. Curly has been working the show'swhite mare et fairs and celebrations.

Show has had number of visitorson the lot here, Including L. E. Coleman.Harry LeRoy; Polly Jenkins and UncleDan, whoa* show Wach caught at aYorkville. 0. theater: Mr. Jones, ofJ ones Greater Shows, and John Cun-ialligham.

Wirth Shrine ShowA Wilmington Hit;Business Is Good

WILMINGTON. Del.. Sept. 27. - Anoutdoor veude layout of high merit wasPrank Wirth's Circus and Revue, pre-sented during the past week at theWthrinigton Ball Park.

When caught Tuesday night the crowdwas thin but enthusiast:4 about thecatlber of the entertainment presented:business, however. packed up after thefirat two nights. The advances ticket salewas big.

Show used a metes of spots on StationsWDEL and WrIM and two t6 -minuteperiods on WILK on which Byron Mil -lemon. station ad num. Interviewed anumber of the shorn pmfecinere. mewl -Mg Wally Cook. Great Arturo. EmeraldMeters: [Wit "Tenger, meson Anna Lee.captain of line of girth end Prank ilmalLhar.ti leader.

Here's bow It lined up Tuesday night:Plying Meteors, trapeze troupe; GreatArturo. high wire: overture. Salute torree4om and national anthem; HappyLanding, featuring Salute to FreedomOlrls. Novel Troupe, a sensational perchact: Harry litttley. tong -time RB clown.dimming with his famed table routine:rnenba-thriga. Salute to Freedom GirthDon Trenitor. *Mee. Clarinet numter,two trumpets elmteltaneentely-alternet.Mg In harmony, throe trumpets; finalssinaultancously playing clarinet and maxand tap dancing: Alt Loyars Dogs: LaMarof the Evening. Salute to Freedom Oldsin brilliant p.unde ensemble; Dorms?lustily. novelty tortorboard featuringIltldtseard Dimas: the 011iesone, a Eu-ropean Importation. The Plight of aXnlfe; Indian Phantasy. Salute to Free-dom Gish Ins novelty climaxing on tonerstates; Webby Cook and his wonder pony;Emerald Sisters. rough sets of gym.nettle.: March Menefee. Salute to Free-dom Girls. and grand Omit. entire com-pany.

Every act was a good one, and theSalute to Posthorn Oirlit an exceptionallygood-looking tine. &Jetted. Prank Wirthhas splendid attraction.

Turner Circus Biz Good;Set for Indoor Dates

SHEBOYOAN. Wis.. Sept. 27.-TheSbeboygan Turner Circus. under the di-rection of tire Lange. entree and booker,OW a successful outdoor season at oneand two-day eianda Iii Wisconsin underauspices of church... fire departments.labor unions and other organization,. isplanning to play several Indoor datesunder auspices.

program includes Was Helga. web:Three Bumpe comedy acrobats: WmOtga, swinging leader. Stardust Duo.adagio: Shia La Verne. chair balancingtrap; Petty, Clown. locking tables: MicaErika. human butterfly-. Three Dares.band bet/axing: Plying Thrills. doubletrap, slid tres Troup*. eight -poopsteetertiond act.

1.CAS presented by Richard Talmadge and Me Perth* Coastenos,ncen esanegelion to Via fireethe at the opening of tinseling Bros andHeine." & Dailey Cleves in Loa Angelo, September 15... At the lie ft is Fred Itradea.Mina husband.

The Sawdust Rini],FRANK (MCI STUART

OICLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 27.-GcorceWashington Smith. general manager ofitingling Ike.. and Barnum Ss altarCtrtS1.. will tint ilk.. this piece, neitherwill that financial wizard and comp -trotter of the ItIngling treasury. PuddleDeWoif. who for 40 or more yearn hasgilerded ihn filthy lucre. The reasonIs some sample: They want all publicityto go to the Big Show end they tellone so In few abort Menke1y words.But they cannot tell me as to whom andabet I choose to wetter about. Both aroclose personal friends of mine, so theyWill get Over It.

The hint outburst. naturally. iisa to doWith the general manager of the *how.Sot Mr. and Mr*. loader, permit me toIntroduce George Washington Smith.ants war. so christened because at hisbirth he had the eannerke of remark-able leader, and ranee entering the circusMalone nearly 40 years ago he hasCrossed and recroused the Delaware eamany limo that his Illustrious name -*aka would go gaga Were lie aura today.&booted by that great Circus maneger.the late Carl Hathaway, who was bredby every poems who knew him Smithbecame an exact counterpart of histeacher when it came to sheer ability.

it Is In the pinches when man'sability comae to the fore and last monthIn Chicago. and on the very opening day.It appeared that. the Dig Show might not.open for the tnatinere. I was there. 1

saw it. The Moms lot was the pavedperking ground on the lake front, anddriving stakes then pavement was so.tUurceIIyy too much tee the toter big triplemechanical Hoke drivers. They wereweenie titan isroken-they were bioted-and the gigantic big top Lay Ilse on thepaving, a pitiful eight.

At 1010 am. George WashingtonSmith appeared on the lot amid the ex-citement Like Ckorge Washington.Smith mowed the paved area and re-crossed It right bath. A them orderbarked out, Whistles blew and dozensof boosce appeared like magic. "Doorsopen at. 110. Get this RIMS up off theground. Get the hammers and breakthe workingmen up Into sledge Range.Croon. get busy. DOOM open at IA lull of a facteld followed and eudelenlya greet shudder seemed to para. Orderswere lurked and tine Mona lot came tolife. The rat -a -tat -tat of sledge gangsechoed and re-echoed Like the bark ofmachine gurus and above an whines andmore orders. Side poles were quicktyshoved under the big tent's eavek mereshouts for the elephants, rattling ofhoary chains os the mighty bulls werehitched to centerosole block and falls.Another command. "Let's got- and thelarge arena tent began climbing therueratre 60 -foot center poles.

Irma the doom did open at 1:10. Ittook rt greet executive to do the trick and,from Above, Carl Hathaway was proud.

(See SAWDUST RINO on page 9$)

Mobile's Circus LotSite of Housing Project

monatr. Ala. dept. V.-Thin oily beegrown ao Mat this year. dun to nationaldefense, that a big housing project hassprung up :lent over the Mobile circustot at Monroe Park and as a result ColeBros.' Circus will hare to show aboutfour miles front the city when It playabare October 8. The new circus groUOdaon Mohawk Street near Government willtake Care Ot this show, Efforts were modeto obtaln tote tairgrenitade. but the U. S.0. recreational center LI occupying mostM It. The circus ground's at MorainePark had been In eddetence for 40 years,

The town Is ripe for amusements dueto the large pay rolls at the two giantabipbuilding plants, at the largestaluminum ore reducing plant In theworld, at largest airport in the O. 8. A.DOW under conetructIon and at twopaper mills, beeldes other Industrie^ andthe mammoth Ingalls shipbuilding plantat Paeagenta. 4: miles away.

Ernie Young Gets ContractFor St. Louis Police Show

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-At a meeting ofthe St. Lout Police Relief AasociationCommittee to handle the 1942 PoliceChem, contract for the show wasawarded to Erne Young, ot the Barnes. -Carruthers Agency. The vote was uneni-mous for Young Thom asMolloy Issecretary of the committee.

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ROCHELLE, Hl., Sept. 27.-The JosephAndrew Rowe Tent No. 0 bad Its bigGay September 14, when the RIng11:18show was In Los Angeles. Stan Rogeriatent's hustling ludo. won new laurels,for himself when he sfrotit barbecuedspore -ribs and Limb chops with all thelemmings at his home In Beverly Hillsaround the barbecue pit In Ms back yard.Stan officiated at the pit, droned in thewittorrn of a chef. Mrs. Rogers assistedhim. Hugh McGill and Stan Avery acted00 swatters. Ilob Downie, of the DownieBros.' Tent and Awning Company, fur -Malted chairs for the. occasion.

Those In attendance were Walteralatthie. Douglas Ittiodra, Bob Downie,Felix Mahoney. William Lange, IvanChristy. P. A. Bingham, Mary Lou andStan Avery. Kenny and EMU Hull. Ken-neth Audibert, Paul Dodge, Bert andHarry Chipman, Harold Nev. Mr. andMrs. Morroon, Dick Leyden Mervin LeRoy.motion picture director: Miss Connors.nod the following performers from theavow: Nanny Shyrotto. Mr. and Mrs.Albert Poiret! and Blush Landoll/h.Bluth presented each one present witho card with his name carved on It. awonderful Mote of work. done with onlya penkalte. Afterward Fans and per -!muse?. departed for the chem. TheRowe tent set what is bettered to bea new cirOlaa ticket purchasing recordfor a Circus Para' oresuslratton by layingon the line 121423. enough for IIItiekets which were datributed to therune and their friend*.

September 17 Claude Met, Statechairman of the Pans. and Rawhenboch.recruiting officer of the nary. Journeyedto Hamilton. where they appeared beforethe American Association of UniverrityWomen. The former talked on Montanacircus histoey and the purpose of theWans winethig up with a side -alms spielbefore the Edna Moselle banner from hiscircus room at Nwsoula. Itaushentochtold of his expertencee a, performer.heath* been born in the dreestrig room ofa circus at Amarillo. Tex.. 41 years ago.Circus lemonade was served prior todinner. Place cards were animal cut-outs, and walla were decorated withlithos. President of the group usedLIder's elephant hook foe a goon. Retardsor Men. Evans's band were played,

Ralph Colt, of Oreeruasoro, N. C. aridRalph Hat. of Burlington members ofthe CPA, were bode to a party of Cole

performers at the Merchants andManufacturers' Club when the Colo showplayed Greensboro September 18. Coltand our natiocal secretary were boy, to-gether In Norwich. Conn.. and a f04000Of MC party was the signing of a RoundRobin massage to Mr. and Mrs. WalterM Buckingham.

William H. Judd, of New Britain.C01111. opened Ala tall season September1$ when he appeared at the YoungPeople's Night of the Pint LutheranChurch of that city. In hta honor theycoiled It Chew Night. He showed hisGreats movies, supplemented by his Usualcircus talk. Zile recent route also In-cluded appearances before the North andJudd TA Year Club. of New &Hato, Sep-tember 24 and the Exchange Chita OfMiddletown, September 23.

Gordon M. Potter, CPA of St. Joseph,Mich.. and hie parent. recently took aGreat Lino cruise. On the way backthey .topped at Detroit two days endvisited with Don Smith. Walter Pietwh-sciann. Jean LeRoy' and Herbert Head.aced saw the model circuses of the lasttwo.

CPA P. E. Le:salty. of Cranston. II I..taught the Eastern Steles Exposition atSpringfield, Mass. September 20. withthe GOOrge A_ Harald circus aria and theJ. E. Ranch Rodeo, with Hoot °those.

Circus Historical SocietyWICHITA. Kan. Sept. 27.-Mr. and

Idea Clarence leached. of Wrinewatee.Wi.., bars seen the circuses this wagonand also caught Clyde Beattra show onthe Johnny J Jones show at Beloit Woe

Prod and Bite L0004/0 Wet toMitchinson. Wan. to the State lair.Barnes Carruthees' Farr Renee of

1041 In front or We grandstand woo ariot of doawling color.

Members of the ow, please send yourrotes for election of Officers to W. W.Green Jr 313 North C Street, Washing-ton, Ken.. Deadline for receipt of TOlteeIs October le.

P. M. Farrell. of Ithaca, N. Y.. ruttedCole Bros. at Elmira. Russell Woe atIthaca, Lewis Bros. at Genera. WallaceBrea. at Auburn and Ettnellog at Syra-cuae. At the Ithaca fair, among thegrandstand sets was Arthur La Fleur.4030 was on the (Wilmer Bros. Circus In1016

Eddie Jackson. Clitt. expects to leasefor the Wad Coast as 34 -hour man for14 whale show. Thu to coke place at thecreme of Benson's animal farm at Manua.N. IL

Bert L. Wilson. of Chicago. his te-n ned from a vacation at fate Royale InLake Superior. He reports be had a fineVial{ *Ws folks of the /Kg Shaw WhenIt played Chicago.

The Detroit members of CRS enter-tained Gordon Potter September 8 and0. Don Smith, C118 president, has pur-chased an eight -hone team, completeWith harness and &Orem, from Potterto add to his model circus. Most of theDetroit and Pottier, members plan onWaiting Walter W. Tyros at Guelph. Onto.

=bet 28.K. Leotard wilt drive his tandem

Arabian team. hitched to a recently pur-chased Imported gig from Ire' -and, at theNational 4-11 Cob lost Stock Show inWichita October 6.10.

Circus SaintsAND

Sinners' ClubBy Fred P. Pitzee

(National Secretary)

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-One humorousIncident that occurred during the recent=OA oonrefulon merits recording.As Preddent Ifoffsuai was preparing topresent Mr. Darden, the governor -elect,he referred to him as the next governorof Virginia. At Ode point a protestingvoice said: "How about the Repub-Wane", The woke wee strunhed MOmen-lathy by a gentleman with a pronouncedSouthern ement, but the owner of Usevoice woe not to be shushed. The querywas repented and Oovrrnor Hoffman re-plied. 'There are no Republicans in Vir-ginia." The votes Came tack. "Bute rn a Republicen." The statement wasfollowed by a seers of shots, which ap-parently come from the guns of IrateSoothed Dena:wren. The RemiblMart.Ross Hertit of the Lambs. fell to thefloor. The shusher next to him. notrealizing It wee a hoax. was Unrifled. and°overflew Rodman matins's/It "As I wassaying. there are no RepublkatheVirginia."

Many prominent persona were presentat the convention, among them beingRepresentative Winder P.- Harris andNorfolk's city manager COI. owe* B.Reiland. Dan Gautier, Bruce Mao%Don Tbenpkine and Rom Hertx kept thecrowd In stitches during the two deer.This quartet might go Into the newOlsen and Jobnoon Neffrapoppen show.Bob afolLeeten also made a hit by hisportrayal of a Civil War *Mien

The next Onnliantlein, it was voted.w ill be held In Richmond during thelatter part of September or early partof October. Thts one. Infos CharleySamna, of fair tame. will out-coltvention all previous ones, Commit-tees bars already born appointed Cosiestmaking preparations.

f05 Oft9efeSLOS ANCIELE3, Sept. 27.-Kenny and

Edris hill moved Into a recently Com-pleted home In Burbank. Calif. Whilethe Mingling glow was in Los Angelesseveral of their friend. took advantageof the opportunity to visit the newdontlele.

Mervin LeRoy motion picture director,waswelcomedinto the Circus Yana of

America In Los Angeles Sentember 13.Pans attended the flingling show In agroOp.

Mabel Stark is expected to Derive onthe Coast soon. She leaves Benson',Wild Animal Term. Nesbit*, N. II, Sep-tember 28.

Ernestine Clarke to marled bark inSouthern California early in November.

airs. John White fell ant Inland herleg while working In her bus -bead's dogact et the Al lidalatkalt Seethe Circushere September N. Mn. White and hertimaghter. stn. Junes wpm hare taken

an apartment to Loa Angeles until Mrs.White ter able to make the trip east.

Noble Hamster, of the Polack .how.hoe had the 23 stitches removed fromills arm, which was clawed by a liouH. reports that the trinity Is cooth4along

Among those who visited Dekko:agowhile Polack Brea. was playing to theShrine Temple In Lea Angeles woreBerths Matlock. Jimmy and Ruby Wood.Mr. and airs. Bob Thornton. PrankChtesuella, David Stump. Hugh McGill,Charles Post. George Perkins. Bill HOU-man. Dick Lewis and Mane White.

Merle Evan,. of the Meeting show, endCharles Post, Yankee -Patterson Cocos.renewed acquaintances when Evans washere.

George Perkins and sevenst or theAlfred Court trainers visited the GoebelLion Pains in Thousand Oaks. Calif..Sunday during the flee -clay stay a theMingling show in Los Angeles

Visitors to the Maslen lot there wet.Dirk Lewis, Stan Rogers. Mashie Mo(Jiil.Doug Rhodos. James Brattier'. WalteratethIct. Harold New. Spud RedrieleOconee Emerson. Bernice Brown, BerthaMatlock. Mr. and tam S. L. Cronin.Mark Kirkendall, Philip H. Batley. IranChristy. Jake Posey. Dad FiAlee. RalphLacey. 13111 Hortmen, Cal Owens, EddieComfort, Cheerful Gardner, Chesterleatuarn. Homer Roboon Sr.. Bob Leiria,Doug Miller, Roy Chrontiter, CurleyPhillip% Charlie Past, VelardeFrank Chicarella. George Perkins, BallMulligan. Pete }tiller. David Stunipp,Bob Thompson. Everett Hart. CharlesRielly, Fred I>einsonte. Hurley Wocelson.Eddie Trice, Eddie Brown, Lee McDonaldand Phyllis Johnson.

Olga Celeste Is back at work In WhiteScrape on the Universal tot after beingconfined to the Glendale (Calif.) hoapt-tel with flu.

Dtessiity Rout gossipCOLE BR06.-A trip down memory

lane: Do you remember when JackDempsey. a000 after he won the titlefrom Jose Willard, joined the Sells -Pintoallow under the sane mansageinent ealanai-Zack Terrell? When Emmett Kellydui a swell double trap act with his wife?When Otto Griebling worked as a girlIn the riding act? When Wends Wrotewas In the ballet? When Adotph Dritiosqdid the comedy In the Loyal.Reprothyriding act and how he wed to shakothat prop tummy? When yours trulyMat came to this grand country and gotlost In the ,ericeagerio for two days.thinking It was the big top on the Motoshow? When Jerry Mugivan used to callJohn Scotia Inter Bank Smith? WhenHarold Volse and Eileen Lary used towork for Eddie Ward? Now Haroid hastwo bar Oaf and 11. big flying act overhero end good. ton .

When Homo? laird used to do a finering Ike/ I would Mee to see him InUghla now. Worn Prod Seymour wassteward on Use Moto show anti our pres-ent steward Milt Carl owe his able se-statant? When In Watts, our manager.TIN treasurer of the World Breve show?When Zack Terthille Moto show playedday and date with Dig Bertha and weboth did business at Plesenla, Err; In1022? When the Heti:enrich family firstcame to this country and that Wig*/horse carrying act. MIDI and Rose. didorenething to remember? When KatieLucky did a very fine Iron -pew act?When Jack Mippel and hie Mother tookout their own show? When Ernie andTda White did a perch set? When HarryMePertan red a riding act with JollaAshton? When Bert Demo. aerial (en-tente:shit ran away from his farm hometo join a wages show? He has been withU.4 tea Once.

When Palmate Nelson (Mrs. Zack Ten-re:I) did spot nth flaps cell the table sotart and so many you couldn't see Orcount them. and her Chain:due slater.'Moot, did flip nape down that longRifigling thow track? When George fan-stleton was boa eanvaleman with CharleySpsrloi for many years? When Laughing°more Dade was chef with the Al 0Barnes show? When Clary Bruce !Mit,came to los native corantry and showedus all how to redo, Inehading Charlet'timeliest? I threw my supportee sway.Jo Jo Codelelb Met year In show bud -real? When Monte Dunn was a men -Dar of the famous Black Watch IWO-relent In India and overseas? I wouldlike to back down that lame put oncesnore.

Visitor' this week were Ken andBertha Mallard. Joe Bayern Nee Allen.

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G4 Ownas' OssociatoinBy RUSS T. WARNER

lEarectee of Publicity, 1414 MulberryStreet, Reading, Pa.)

READING, Pa., Sept 27.--Altho meet-ings on the circus iota have cotr.e to setend for this season for the model build-ers Ming to the eastern part of thecountry. they are still going strong Inthe Went anti Southern Staten Mane theshoos are still holding teeth. Wordcoulee that such a meeting was held atLos Angeles on the Ithsehog-bannun lotSeptember 12. Among the model Wild -era present were Iran Christy and KennyHull, of Las Angeles: Real Audtherra BanDown and Walt Mattble, Long Beach.and Chet Shiner, cd Porterrilk, Calif.Thee* fellows, together with a numberof their friends, had a wonderful Um*on the lot rooming old sequaintanorieand taking In the performance.

Most Shouer has purchased a newt.1Iikh wale baigoge wagon from>emirate and Is fbalening one of his °WUcookhouse wagons. Chet has also addedsome more circus recordings to his col-lection

thittotd Schmitt, natter/id at CampCroft. S. C.. says even tho he Is In thearmy he lust can't mire the ctrctu. CURcaught the Cote show et Spartanburgatul says that he. together with manyother army men, enjoyed the porfornt-ance Immensely.

John Shepard la adding tax new tentsto his lisle Been' amis. These wiltInclude a Otellaterla, annex, a bide -snowtop with banner. pad room_ deeming teal,cookhouse and dining top. John paida stilt to Gordon Potter and CharlieBefilmta

°union Potter vialted Otto Scheimanat South Bend. Ind.. and looked our hiscircus. Otto is working on a new %doer.tableau wagon and has the lion andmirror band wagon nearly no:Med.

Charlie Campbell la planning a tripwhich win Include delta to many of hisettcus Mende. He caplets to look overArt Sternimura models and also pay nail to the home 6f Ed and Viege Camp.bell. Ile will also visit the old Hallfarm In Lancaster, Mo.

Prank Upetemove Is busy carving bag-g age stock for quite a few model build-ers. He less just tholahed a 14 -Inchscale six -horse birth, fully harrowed.and le working on six -home bitch.%Snob stole for Charlie Millard. Coates.line, Pa, Prank has rigged up a minia-ture 100-foce, roller coaster foe his dia-dem to rtde on and says thin wilt keepthem busy re they won't disturb losewhile working on his emu.

ED RAYMOND. producing dawn whoClosed recently with Wallace Moe' Circus,la working .10200 Eastern Ohio countytetra and Otiebrattone for C A. Klein.of Kletnb Attractions. Barney andJimmy Amami. comedy acrobats andelOwna who recently completed the sea-son with Lewis Bros.' Onnia, have ahorejoined C. A. maws circus unit for amonth of Ohio county fair engagements.

Dave, Beanie and Edith Costello, andEdith', husband, Beton% Jo Ann and Jots'Owlet; Walter 8 Hohensdet eon of theeilltor of Waite Thos: Red Hutetsington,Herman Joseph. formerly with the MgS how, and Mrs, Al St. Cleir, self* of OWaselatant rammed.

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BOB MORTON, partner in the Harold -Morton circus. and lets sotto have adopteda six-yearnold child..

ELDON J. WORKS. xylophonist anddrummer formerly with Waimea Is play -tug vaudeville and night spots In Detroit.

AFJUAL ORTON'8 haves completed sev-eral Ohto fairs and celebrations for C A.Klein and aro currently with the HUMES-Merton unit praying Indoor dense

MR. AND MRS. DLIIIERT GRAHAMand their trained chimp hare finisheda good season of fairs for the Barnes.Carruthers office.

HARRY CHIPMAN had an enjoyableMalt around the 11la Show In Los Angeles.He spent revved days with Ms friendBanns Head.

MR. AND MRS. FRED TIMON. Owego.N. Y.. visited the Benson Wild AnimalPares, Nashua. N. It. and met JimmieHeron and other circus persons at theDann.

Opera Place, Cincsnristl, 0.1

John Brice. (Norge Smith and Charley(Cap) Carroll.

SLIVERS JOHNSON and wife. Myrtle,Melted friends In Canton end New Water-ford. 0.. recently while en route toBoston to work the indoor drone thecafor Itamid.Morton- He hex other indoordates, including several in Canada forH -M following the Boston engagement.

WILLIAM H. LANGE saw the RIngtIngshow September 13 in Loa Angeles andsays much Interest was shown by patronsIn the pigmy hippo. one -year -ofd giraffeand the gnus In tile menagerie. Langealso caught Polack IWO,. In the ShrumAuditorium there September 18..

HARRY DAUM. of Durham. N. 0, hasjust been released front a hospital aftera two-week may, suffering from a nerv-ous breakdown. He will be confined toIds room for a week or two. Cole Rms.played Durham September 17. and Harrywas told buaincss was not so big.

EDDIE DECKER, better known anSquare Deal Docker. formerly of theAnteing allow. from 1917 to 1040. laworking for defense in a Brooklyn dryBOB STANLEY And company are being dock as a ship titter. Ina pal. Dixie.held o'er for a second week at the also of the RinglIng show, uln the

Rainbow Room, Ororge Washington U.6. Nava tenoned at JaekaonvIlle. PIA.Hotel. Jacksonville. ra , with their wire and dog aria. JOHNNIE R061ELLI writes from Loa

Angeles that Felix Adler made a big hitCHARLES BRANDLES mother la very with the folks of L. A. when the Ring -

lark. according to word from Sergeant of ling show played the city. Roacill andPollee Joseph Richards. of Atlantic City. Frank Deno made Felix feet at hornsAnyone knowing Brand:es whereabouts and saw to It that be met many Inter -please Inform him of his mother'. con- eating people while in tha West Coastdltion. city.

MR. AND MRS. OIL OltAY and son. CAPT. limos has added a new songwith Gil's mother and her Mater and to the repertoire or rat veined mendson, motored to ChlilIcethe. Ill., for a seals appearing with the hand -Mortonvisit with the (treat Knoll and his wife. circus. In addition to The star -SpangledMerced* Cray to readying Ills Circe* Ranarr, 'Reba AAA taught the *ale toto: a winter tour. play Any /Ands Today?, new Irving Bar-

lin song adopted for the defense bondERNEST TABOR. trombone player, who campaign.

has trouped for the teat 80 yea* withleading circus*, and cernivals. Is con. WHEN the Dig Show played Oakland.Brad to the St. Joseph Hospital, Marsh- Calif., September 8, Capt. William If.field, Wia. auffering with cancer. He Curtis had the following visitors at theWould be glad to hear Isom friends stake and chain wagon No. 30: Jam* V.

Cbtoupek: )(mime WIlatekope. retiredtrouper: Professor John Fe. JOOkson.

HARRY PAYNE' circus anti tb""ICai San r-artelaco. Jackson Melted withpress spent. has ontike to Ms e. ,..theid. member or the Curtisbed at the Wesahoe Hospital. Reno. Nev., N.

since July 6. suffering from a brokenhip and leg fractures. He nays he expectsto be out with a circus net season.

JAKE MUNRO, general manager,'Triangle Poster Printing Company. wasPrank Wirth's guest at his Shrine ClubCircus In Wilmington, Del.. rest week.BM Mcfabanc, p. a., did ccostacte forWirth.

BARRY GRAY visited the Ringlingthew at its opening in Los Angeles andspent the day meeting old friends. Hesaw the Mors at night and talked withFeed Drodna. Merle Evans, John Carson.

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Cinc.nnati, 0.1MILDRED MIX HORNER. well-known

cowgirl. la In tilt 'flogs Hospital. Warmly,N Y. undergoing treatment for an In -!acted tonsil.

KEN HOEN, with his cloarra hate. andCol. Cy Compton. big horse roper, willbe among the features at the ChkegoStadium Rodeo.

NEW ARENA has been started atWynne. Ark., for Cross County Pair AiryoclaUonk annual rodeo. Mend willseat 4.000.

LIONS' CLUB of Shenr.an, Tex, spon-sored the Dick Pinar Rodeo at the RedRiser Valley Fair Amoriation. 0. B.Davidson announced.

BILL HOGAN. Besurnont. 'fax.. hasbeen atgned to promote the rodeo atthe annual National Rica reatkal.Cylinder, La. Three performances willbe held.

WEST MONROE (La.) Rodeo Mrocia-%on Is joined this year by the GiachitaParish Cattlemen's Association In ex-pansion of the rodeo and liesstook showret for that community. Joint groupU beaded by Robert IlATI11012. chairman.

HAL RAMSEY well imamate a rodeoat Batesville, Ark., under IndependenceCounty Fair and District Livestock ShowAssociation atignota. Louts brooks. re-cent winner of the Memphis. Rodeo. willI* among contestants.

THE BRAHMA TWINS. Snake andBrahma ROCOTA, base been added toMadison Square Garden Rodeo's pub:leftystaff. With the McLaughlin kiddies.juvenile ropers. and Curley Pletcher'sCowboy Singed, they will play public

schook in metropolitan New York. Schooltour la under direction of Fog HornClancy.

At.? ELL13.1forner Todd Rodeo Com-pany has been signed for the rodeo atthe Fourth Annual Arkansas LivestockShow, North Little Rock. State SenatorClyde K. Byrd. socretary-manager,nounce..

BACKERS of first annual Ruck County(Taxa Rodeo and Horse Show whichawed recently have been returned fullamount Invested In rant thni under -arming of the celcbrstion. In addition,associetion has IMMO on hand for futureevents. Over 0,070 attended the threeperformances.

FRANK MOORE, manager of NewYork's Madison Square (Arden Rodeoand riot -president -manager of the BellRodeo Producing Corporation. will stagea flea -day Rodeo Association of Americapurse event In the new Municipal Lund-Ing, Buffalo. Col. Jim Kik*, will pro-vide the stock and features.

DUBLIN RODEO held at Rowell Ranch,Hayward, Calif.. September 14 underAlamode auspices. played to faircrowds despite cold weather. Clay Carrwas adjudged the all-round championand awarded the Bears -Roebuck slivermounted saddle. Carr was entered Inthree events and won the calf ropingand wild 00w milking contests. He wasrunner-up In the bulldogging event.Jackie Cooper was first In Monk riding.having ridden Rolling Pin. adjudged thebeat bucking home of the meet.

A number of contestants, IncludingAehstry Schell, Gordon Darts AndyJauregut. Clay Carr. Vern Castro. WardWatkins and Jim Waster. drove 810 milesovernight from Pendleton, Ore, to makethe show. Harry Rowell was =nettingdirator of the event, with AI Ceffodksas secretary. Jack Daigle sassed andElmer Holcomb clowned. Alameda Eke'Joy Band, with Lou Schroeder di:toting.provided the outdo. Resnik: Calf Rop-ing. -Clay Carr. Andy Jauregul, LeonardBlock. Bareback Brunk Riding-Ray-mond Ivory, Dusty Henkel. John BartTAM.Professional Brook Riding - JackieCooper, Cecil Jones. Chuck Sheppard.

Steer Wrestling-Joe Mandan. ClayCan. Hugh Clingrrian.Riding-Cecil Jon*: Jack Spurltng andJohn Bertram spilt second. Wild CowMilking, Clay Can, Vern Castro: AndyJsuregui and Gordon Darla split third.Amateur Drank Riding-Wimpy EldmDooms Marchals and Slim Flagg splitsecond.

Kama. City, Kaa.. Routh()mime J. MALLOY was president

and H. A. Lucas secretary of the highlysuccessful rodeo in Kansas City. Kan..September 11-14. under Police Relief M-noctetion auspices. Other oRicials In-cluded A. W. Gray, general chAirman:Fred Alvoed, arena director; Leo Murrayand Via fichwisrta, judges: Pete Adams.announcer; Everett Johnson, mualcal di-rector: Capt. HI Dahlin, Jack Wilt andJ. B. Jenkins, rodeo committee, and J.C. Howe. co-ordlnAtor. Rodeo A a RodeoAssociation of American and SouthwestRodeo Association member.

Day money and Goal results were:Bareback Brunk Riding-Plot day, LouisBrook.s, Iloytt Hefner, Grant Marshall.Polies Marshall. Second day, Frank

lloytt Hefner, Jack Williams, LouisBrooks. Third any. Louis Brooks: PaulGould and Hoytt Heuer split second andthird; Carl Wilitorme. Fourth Clay. BobHurtows, Ben Panama Louis Brooke:Grant Marshall and Hoytt Hefner splitfourth. Finals. Hoytt Hen*. LontaBrooks, Grant Marshall. Prank Finley.

Call Roping-Flrat day. Jess Good-speed. Junior Turner, Henry Satiety, ItPardee. Second day, Herb Meyers. if. D.Bina.. BMW/ May. Amy.' (Ambito. Thirdday. .11m Bitterly. Slim Whaley. BrownTodd, Clyde Brown. Pourtn day. JeasGoodspeed. Jim SniValy. Amp Oernblin:Hub Whiteman and Herb Meyers splitfourth. Finals, Jim Snively. SlimWitubia. Arnye Gambitn. Buddy May.

Saddle Drank Riding-1,1rd day, CecilHenley, Milt Moe. (Norge Yardley; LoutsBrooks and Paul Gould split fourth.Second day. Milt Moe. Turk Orecnotiah.George Yardley. Ben Fer.cher. Thirdday. Milt Mae and Jack Wade split lintand second: Bob Burrows* and TurkGreenough Wit third and fourth.Fourth day. Cecil Henley. Turk Green-ough, Ben Tancloar. Jack Wade. Fifthday. Louis Brooks: Petal Gould and IVnrancher split second and third: TurkGreene/Ugh. Sixth day. Louis Mocks,Prink Finley. Bob Burrows. 'Dirk Gran.°alb. Seventh day. Jim RObillard LouisBrooks, Deo rancher. Psnl Gadd,

Ebkew Rodeo Big HitAt Springfield Fair

SPRINOPIELD, Moss., Sept. 27.-Ite-Mints.= rodeo, staged by JE Ranch Ro-deo for six of the seven-day Mate=Matte Mrreellion here, September 15-20.wee one of the 711.7er auceesstul ever pre-sented In this Lector. Altbo billed We acontest event, allow was In fanny rueexhibition rodeo, Herbert S. Mirddy, gcneral representative, Mid. Every otheryear a horse show has been promoted inthe Coliseum. but action by the StateLegislature. prohibiting the Ahowing ofhorses with docked and ate -up talls.kilted that show. Substitution of therodeo proved popular with crowds andthe 5,600.scat house was sold out atevery performance. Rests were 80, 78canta and el, with no charge for stand.nag room. Batsman 3.000 and 8.000jammed the Mending area, and onThum:1AT night more than 6,000 standeesplus a notd-out house turned 0011.

Show was produced sod directed byCol. Jim gams, with Jim EAkew Jr.. as -instant arena director; Herbert 8. Mandy.general repTraccitatire; Fog Ilorn Clancy.public relation, director: Mary Lout*Randolph, executhre **actuary: BobMatthews, arena secretary; Lou Ran-dolph. ammo: Dill Parka, superintendentof chutes: Duck Dowell, wild stock su.parintendent. and George Ward andCharm* Aldredges, arena judges.

Shows line-up Included Cot. Cy Comp-ton, Chart* Aldridge, Dolly Esker,, Mil-dred Mix Mother, Mary Park, Beryl Jack-son. Mildred Smith, Doria Dorn, TheisMint*. WAY Roger, OtOr$11 Sweet.Mary Loin* Randolph, Ruby Roberta.Minerva Mitchell, Dorothy Dunstan. JackJeokson. Bill Parks, }Mackie Korman.Rex and Mark WAAL Tommy Horner.Curley and Rodeo McCall, Bobby Smith.Brahma and Snake Horse Rogers. Prtn-caws While Fawn. Red Lund, Jim Kenny.Charlie Smith, Jack Kennedy. BuckDowell, Pad Faulkner, George Ward.ovary Hateheal. Larry Cullen, JackLloyd. Smoky North. Junior Wear, 'Thenkilk pilaw. Buddy Mefferd. Oren Gilliam.Ken noon. low Quark, Bob Matthews.Lou Eudora). Lucky Boy WILUanta. RoyWyatt. Spencer Jordan. Cactus Pete.Drew Hopkins, Freddie Lorenz, GeorgeAdorns. Lillian Compton. Calgary Kid.Pee Wee Miller. Marvin Hoover, EddieWilliams, Happy Jonea, Fred Miller. 811.ver Harris, Jtouny Kinky. nut Smith.Dominick Dombrado. James Pearson.Hop Peterson, Ralph SatinCerse, Bob Ran-kin. Don Games. Jimmy Knox and RedDougherty.

Hoot Gibson was the guest star withJunior Stow dotr.gg the trick and fancyroping. 11111 Parisi . chutes gunman-tendent, hod his back seriously najirrodIn an Occident with one tat the innate atthe last stop. Herb Mutely said, but re-fused to clay In the hooptral more thana few days and joined the troupe herewith his hack still Ina Vat

Entertainment FeaturesFor Cid Stadium Rodeo

CHICAGO. Sept. 27-Plena for theChicago Stadium Rodeo are developingapace and In addition to the conthats,for which lanes cash places are beingoffered. there will be a number of purelyentertainment features. Ken Maynardheads the UM and others so far an-nounced by Sant J. Levy. Samar -Car-ruthers office. are Ted Allen, horseshoepitching: Keel Bowen. comedy horse act:the Wyoming Duo and Bud Carlisle andMesa, whip cracking and rope spinning.

Top hands from several leadingWestern rodeos will be entered.Jerk Burnett Is handling the publicity.

Eighth day. Paul Gould, Louis Brooks.Ben Panther. irseun Morris. Finals.Louts Brooke, Den rancher, Turk Green-ough. Jack Wade.

Star Wrestling-First day. Bruce Rosa,Truman Kelly. George Yardley, PrankTapley. Second day. Gene Rom HubWhiteman: Torn Hogan and Milt Moosplit third and fourth. Third day, OrnoRms. Hub Whiteman. Herschel l Roos.Torn Hogan. Fourth day. Mike Fisher,Hub Whiteman. Tom Ronan, Jack Wade.Mists Gone Rosa, Hub Whiteman. Tru-man Kelly. Tun Hogan.

Bull Maine -First. day, Jim Whiteman.Dela Mama Hoytt Hefner. Otani Mar-s -hall. &vend day, Holt Hefner. JIMWhiteman, Grant Marshall. 11111 Her.Third day. Jock Knight: Pool Gould andHoytt Hence spilt arsoond and third:David Shenenberger. Fourth day, DavidShellenberger, C. J. abeklenbcrga. JimWhiteman, Freddie Hall. Plonk, JIM

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()et, la.r 1, 19 FAIRSEXPOSITIONS The Billboard 41Conducred by CLAUDE E. ELLIS -Comm...memo to 25 Opera Piste, Cincinnati. 0.

TOP STILES IN EAST, WESTKansas State DePue To Pilot

Is Up 95,000 Grand National

Huteltinton gate and likebest in years-graudslandbiz is 30% over 1940

KANSAS STATE FAIR, Hutchinson,September 1440. S. H. Mitchell, secre-tary and attraction seperintendent. E.Hutton. concession superintendent. Gateadmit/stone: Adults, day. 50 cents; night.35 cants; children, day and night, IScents; autos. 25 mate Grandstand:Adults, genteel adntission, day and night.60 mite; chflelren. day and night, 25cents. Grandstand booker: Barnes -Car -natters Pair Booking AINXialiOil. Mid-way: Beckmann & Orrery Shows. noneToeing. Teo days. Auto many. big Can:Two days.

HUTCH -MOM Knit. Sept. T7.-Withattendance enrol-eve:Awls, estimated at320,000, compered to 225.000 repelled aStar ego, Kansas State Pair here onSeptember 1449 wan .4, of the most(See KANSAS OP 95.000 on page 44)

Allentown HasCapacity Stands

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept. 27.-Attend-mace at, Allentown Pa:r on September15.20 was ea:treated at about. 90,020 andthere wet Capacity grandstand attend-ance afternoon and night. Weather wasexcellent. Buildings were tilled withftne display., Mock and cattle exhibitsbring tip to the usual high atantlard sotIsere for many yam.

Infent410 paralysis enured calling offof Children's Day and none were allowedOn the grounds ur.der 13 years of age.On Wednesday bIgh school student*went on a "%mike: formed a parade toIle grounds and tried to crash the gates,but without much summit.

Trotting. pacing and running racewere held Tuesdsy. Wednesday andThursday afternoons. On Friday LuckyTelere Hell Drivers showed to capacityUs front of tbe grandstand. Autd-rioteleraces under dsrectiou of lianklmonSoto -Away, Saturday afternoon drewrecord buelzent,

Orandatand attraction,, furnished byGeorge A. Harald, Inc., Included SelvtoeDe:s. Inie Cersastrellea. unsupportedimiders; Tarzan, educated chimp; Benet(See Jug Allentoten Stands on page 44)

Lynchburg Cate Is 50,000;Midway Gross in 50% Gain

LYNCHBURG, Va. Sept 27.-With per-fect weather and over :5.00 In GttenthCUM Lynchburg Agricultural Pair on6!ember 16-9e wee the roost eticerns-tul Mace the monsoring American Le -Von Poet took over reigns of the de:-isnot fair association. aald AdjutantCharles Stay, Pair was held on the 10 -sew Textile Yield and was Under super-vision of Abe Cohen. Carter Glue Jr.,Harry Boil and Dr. Quiets,

Art Lewis Shows, midway attraction,registered a 60 per cent therm,* tosnob over that of 1940 and have beenre-aigneel foe 1042. Led radio per-formers appeared as free acts In the ex-hibit hall and four acts, Including theWeir Sears. aerialists, were used on theMidway. It was rumouery to secure ad-ditional grounds to aceommo3ate allowssad sides. At close et the fail It wasannounced that the 1042 annual willbo held on 20 scree of she 24 -Sere PitaOr the pmposed Legion home. Osandstan4and exhibit balls will be erected.

Poultry. aplcultural. conuturretal andflower exhibit% wero housed In 00 by1e0 -foot tent. Children's Hey on Wednea.cloy 'VOW about 10000. while another oneon Saturday also drew big crowds. Licut.Owe. William TUek Menden on Tut/day.Veterans' Dee. Other feature* were faith:Ion /Mow, MLI/Una1t1 contact and juvenileHeidi OM parade.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Word hag beenreceived, from Great Exile. Mont., thatHarold P. Delete. who Me been mere-tary-mnonget of recant Montana StateYear them for a number of year*. hasbeen made general manager of the emend

Livestock zanootton et donFrenel000.

Drente la widely known In the fate fieldand has been very successful at GreatFans. Ho is vIcelnmlOcnt of the Inter-natlernal Ala0Clitlen of Petra and Expos:,U0111. Ste and his rte were badly tr.-pared in an auto accident early In thesummer and lie was tumble to handlehis duties at the, fair thla year. Theyhave recovered from their Injuries andDePue and bee family lett recently forSen Francisco.

Army Moves KnockOut Annuals in La.;Switch Some Dates

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 27. --ManeuversMedi/ins over 500.020 aoldlees of thesecond and third army In mock warmoue over two -Miner of Louisiana haveresulted in cancellation of posalbly adamn or ranee parish and dtatrlert fairsscheduled for fhb fell. In some trunnionfair dates have been set back until later.when the sob:Item will have evacuestedand the minuet autumn round of feltswill then begin with as much enthusturnas ever. lioreedtng to Harry D. Wilson. TroySlate commis:stoner of agriculture. Manyfairs will have demonatraVona on de-fense and patriotism.

Among events definttely called off areOuachita Volley Mr. West Monroe: RodRefer Parish Yale Coushatta; Neteht-toches Parish Fair, Netchitocheri St.Tammany Parish Pair. Covington. andJeff Deets Pariah Pair% Jennings. Inmeet Instance, grounds are bring leased(Sea War MIMICS Affect I,a. on pave 42)

ERNEST W. RAKER. newly ap-pointed ttereMry.maGaper of Mis-souri State rat,. ruceeeding CharlesW. Green, her tong been a prominentel:Albite." at the fair. He was chosenfor the post by the Republican gov-ernor who Gemmed office this oar.Retiring Seetetery-Manager Green ispresident of the Internatfonal &la-ctation of Foils and Expositions andexpects to preside at the annualmeeting In the Hotel Sherman, Cili-ary*, in December.

New Annual Set in FloridaHOLLYWOOD, Ma., Sept. 37. - An

eight -day fele to be known aa SouthMow: ad County Areaultiand Pair andto become an anneal. will be hold herounder auspices of the Vetarenii of For-eign Wan Post, reported Adjutant RobertN. Newton. who hes been named mere -eery, along with A. M. Hail, president andgeneral manager; B. Rolland!, treasurer:P. 8, Meld/a, vice-pnraident. use C. R.Plakerenan. superintendent of amuse-ments end director of publicity. Pair willbe held on 'Taunt:la large enough to ao-cornenseefele a big midway, house exhibitsand hernIsh peeking space for 10,000automobiles. apemen plans to be host tovarious Marches of military pemonr.elon successive days and over 10.000 menof the armed forces will be Invited toattend.

Hills, N. J., ScoresTROY HILLS, N. J., Sept. 7f. --Morrie

County Fair reported successful re-newal with all deperttnenta ahead, in -eluding midway and conceasloba. Freeattractions were played and a queen COntest held. A testers wits a Gower show.Bert !blouson, veteran operator, hadseveral cOnoteGkass. Event is contuetedby a beard of 17 from various parts ofcounty. and °Meets are Stewart F. Sei-bold, president: Marcus A. leartnup, sloe-proof:anti Harry W. Wambold, secretary:Itatotl J. Morsels. treasurer, and KennethNentonbader. general Manager. AlsoAeries are Ahnr L. Clerk. past president:Rudolph *Sandberg. parking director. andJohn J. Kennedy, director 4 -hi Club.

N. H. Annual Sets RecordsROCHESTER, N. H. Sept. 27.-Aided

by excellent weather and ir.eseasedspending because of defense tun:Item Inthe area. Great Rocheater Pais on Sep-tember 13-20 was Most inateessfUl In 69year. of operation, said President J. 11-15terase. Cady Bros.' Stows, with IStided and 14 'Mows on the midway.registered a 5) per cent increase ingross over previous years. Pari-mutuelstake for horse mem pawed preriouamarks. and entrlea !WNW* and horseshow dela:one were of record quality.

Pomona Passes Half -Million TipIn First 10; BC Revue Bow Big

POMONA, Calif., Sept. 27.-With dailyattendances Increasing steadily over IMOfigure*, clue 20th annual Loa AngelesCounty env here. September 12.2e, an-nounced total of 020920 for the10 days. elate for the tune period In1040 was 478.583. Exhibitors ratlineproducia and conotraionaires reportedbusiness strong. Grandstand revue.Hued on Vilna, Appel by zanierCarruthers. opened to a capacity Saincteynight foe en eight -day run. Top dayIna Sunday Web 113177.

florid ruing la 1140 14 day', withtomer melne On Sunday. There Is neewaterless on Sunday. flehirday parlonu-tutu donne was soloStsb. a new all-timehigh for a day. Uri tem total handlefor the opening eons to 111.931,124.Needle for *ague period last sear wase1.4711,003. With the ISV4, on Saturdayscheduled for 103 p.m.. doom were

cloard at 1210 when 18.000 bud tilledthe grandstand. Admlealon la ZO centsand Cl for home.

Rubin di Olasly zeposttban on themidway reported business good. OnSunday the three Perris Wheels wet*flied t eepacity from early morningUntil late that Maim Manager Robert

toinnar meld tales were azosedini aUexperninens.

On Saturday Bulwark Mt a new recordfor a clue and a in/Aeolus Over a bolt -mile combo of 1:46 3-8. two -Webs of aimooest faster than the repent estab-lished by St. Stephens In 1037 here.World record on tracks of a mile or snoreIn eiretinderence to Top ftewes 1:42. Tilttook ontrdeance of the new record andpublicized nue fact that a better chase Ofhomes than ever before rued here Meflea Pomona Ow 600.600 as page 42)

ESE JubileeHigh 352,51.6

Springfield, Mars., alsohas all-time daily mark -defense theme is puller

EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION,Spring,teld, Mars, September 54.20,Charles .4. Nash. genera! massager. OeerfreBerner t, concession seperintendent.R. S. Redfield, attraction superintendent.Gate admusfons: Adults. Sunday, 50cents; deity 5t: evening*. SO cents: chil-dren owe S and under 11, Sunday andMonday. Ree; Tuesday to Saturday. 25cents: nehictes, SO cents; soldiers, sailors.marines (In wafer -es ). free Or all timer.Orandetand, afternoons, Sunday, WW2Show. 54 end 75 Dents; Monday tutu?Montag, Meet Mow and ossideeeile.motorcycle mem, one date 50 oenta ltend $1.21; Friday and Saturday, autorace*, 75 cents, 21.25 and $1.10. Chet.Mee, {mural admission only. 25 cent.all days. Cotimuise. Sunday, GoserroorelDay program. 50 cents. Monday to tot -astray. rodeo, 50, 75 cents and et. Grand-stand booker: ()forge A. Hamill. MO.Motorevle raring, one day; Auto raring,two days; thrill Moue, Sire Soya.

SPRINGFIELD, Kass.. Sept. 21.-Seat-ern Staten Ibposetton hero, September14.20, celebrated Its silver jubilee bybreaking Its all-time attendance recordby 39037. Highest gate in its history,353.616. wee Unease 48,000 ahead of teatyear's and topped its 313.470 total of1e22. keeept for a one -day heat

(Sea JUBILEE OF SSE on page 44)

Kid Ban HitsNashville, ButBiz Holds Up

rcoresszt sr.trx FAIR, linahrille.seprirober 11-20. Trill C. Verde, prneralmanager and 41IIr0drion ruperdnfendent.Gate aderimionri Adults. day and rifesht,50 emits; children, day and night 25cents: suit, IS crisis. Grandstand" Freeexcept at auto ream; then 60 meta.Amusement budget: 44,500 (acts, band*,fireworks,. Midtrey.. Johnny J. Jonas Ns.poriiion. Horse raring: Dive dap. AutoMang, big oars: One day.

Sept. 27.-In spite ofperfect weether. attendance at Tonnes.see'. 30th annual State Fair Wert onSeptember 13-20 fen more than 17 parcent under last gases mark. Tine wasdeclared to be due to the barring ofchildren under 8 mere of age becauseof priereleseee of infantile paralries.Total ow adnilaslona were 04,078, GAconspired with tut year's 119,014. At-tendance by days:

1040 1041Monday 8.920 3406Tuesday 10.110 5.263Wednesdly 18.0316 12.704Thursday 21.580 15.210Friday 28.767 19,103Saturday 34,040 33.601

Intel 110,014 04.007in the taco of the decline In ate

tended" Johnny .7. Jones isaynaition onthe midway grossed $43,219 65, as corn -wad with the Royal Antutean Shoe.'

1940 FigureAAttendance, 110414. Spans and

privilege rennin' that Including ettrMeal): 110,420. Counerel email 00..764.29. riles shore: 1111.4211.67. Torevenue: Pair week, Fee.761/0; leanrent., eta Owing yea6 stunt totaisao.sau.so. Tow expense! About6.11,000,

grow of 845154.= In 1040. Phil 0,Travis, general manager of the fair, saidIan SAN IN liallIV1141 On Me. 44)

42 Tho Billboard FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS October 4, 1941

Grandstand AttractionsBy LEONARD TRAUBE

For and About Bookers. Buyers. Ps:afore:WM Producers. Promoters

Unokmaikan Pedometerstime to time this column gets

Ete:olarts of bock -stage centooreveleamining from mixed nstionalitlee andadded sympathies. No reporter worthyof the name likes to give the Mantle ofprint to arnsatIonal and therefore highlyreedable. Juky Items that are not, bow -ever. socompaniol by concha:re proof ofguilt. The word gvtlt is not used In thecriminal seam bemuse It La not erkneto Mr one's vlews. Nevertheless, freedomof /speech has Ito limits. even In ademocracy lute owe.

Tbis flatten has gone on record In tory &Toth° way aa favoring. with 'monsthan mere words." England and the alikeIn their atruggle with the Ails powers,The great country called the UnitedShales la. by Its mtlean. If not technically.at war antis the Ads on the Ode ofBritian and bee supporters. That weare not In bloody or shooting ono torenURI the navy Is by Prestdentlal deoreella =argument We have Jun passed thehighest tax legidathao tat our history.We all know what this satronoonlealmoney Ii for. Any performer, sinn ornaturalised, who 1,1ka or seta In a man -nor dui Is Inimical to the Memel,' ofthe United States does not dowse toget employment on our soil and Ma Sc.grittier should be reported to the properauthorities.

It la up to bookers to ace that workto inch "stiogocious elsaredtera" la nothanded out. /lookers know well enoughranch ot their ',Teats Ore to this cate-gory. As a flutter of Met. employersowe It to them/elves and their countryto letwatigate anyoue about whom thejam suspicion revolves. Buyers train.eie.) can help by boycotting perfonr-eraiin4 troops. Theo sod U reports aboutthew prove founded_

TWA dam not meals that anyone andeveryone torn abroad is to be Imam-(ately put down in the books a.a asuboevelve isternent. Itothmeas are re-netrided *het many of our foreign bornhappen to be among the best Americana.

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Jack McAfee and teen, ham concludeda /14C0hrilla sosaon lave rile barest -Carruthers! fair cocotte. freer presentedfire Hollywood Recd! Star Dept and Mc-Afee worked the ooese-in, frequentlydoubling as massy, Th4 Sena the firstwar the acct played around the loop. Clteen, and 0111104401 hale been buoy tothe menu foe number of year,.

You don't her much about the Ma-rt. County Pair. 'Itoy Nina, N. J., but Ith appens to be one of the cleanest littleevents In the Exit Pbr Ito »rent annualtrot layout included Dank atalikora,wire: Jumbo, elephant: Vigllanteo Revue:Cited Punter, spiral tower net.; Dean -Jersey all-glei baud and Uncle DWI ofthe ainanets. A free attraction on the"fairway" was Del Roo Brothers. rotatingdouble pmts. Promptly et 8 each eveningo'l work was Mopped and the nationalaothern placed.

Cap. Ain Ward and Itoirrwtal Otredeollssun inotrorireil to sees. at the teen tom..renal (cp./then, Maarten, C Path Tit was.aging &rester 11411 Una. I4 .01 emir Weed'snor atorienranca In It.. tnnihern Mitt.

tortIno nes& a Simi et Itrego SewnCo. three Arra of ante ruing.tura v45 be San* rehnonn's It. Pones .1tIo5.0 Ceei, a draftee at near.by Innelan Maid.M Ca 544e4 atorrgrIan tea Army bay an0,1.0.. 25. Nap:drat:yin IN orndea way feea meo tom, elite,, boot.

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RIta and Donn. high sire. playedNorth Judean and Markm.lod.

Looters' Broadway Verktios, alth 12acts soot girt band, appeared at Onekerna.

/tarry Orecn. who handles Three So.phlatteated Ladles. got them all weekstiled Prank Wirth off toe.

Buddy lanoisr mei All-Armoteen DeathDodgers cikked foe two performances atPittsfield. N. /1.

C. A. Klein', Anne-tont booked toeCarrollton. Carlin Ottawa and Cabochon. seasona wind-up.

Sothis Looldans Mate Patr,Dorraidson.vine, had Alter Slaty, Doesatella Brother*and Carmen, Three Mike. Willie Necker,Dunbar Troup*, Aunt Matilda and UncleWeave Mischedens, SCUM and Rao andDewey Camp stage ale

Merchants' Pale Warrenetathe Mo., hartMiller tom: Ctriv arta, incluritnx Wil-liam Miller. toot Juggler. Oklahoma Jack.rope spinner; Bunton Frog and Jews°.clown.

Beloit. Kart. preaented the !Unisons.bleyelletal C.ornedy Carnet !Atom andMaude. Rill Irwin and Two Balt for ItsaOt layout- Wild West Show, presentedby Paul Lam. featured 12 -par -0dDarlene Long with educated Plraluna

Captain WIllender and troupe of aril.mats played West Milne Mo. GeorgeWebb. diver. Unable to appear due towrecking of his equipment in tow.. Otherarta hem were Use Semite s. Lewis WO..Proforma litueblessimickaand Boulovar.dter Orthertra and Jimmie and CeciliaO'Neill.

At Maryville. Ma, the hill Included CaHiggins. Les Mews 'DM, Corlell Troupeand Zara and Teen Corlett. Uncle Ikea=Matsu* circus. Bradford+ end ClaraJaen Bradford. frnia Plower. and Boys,Ainerteatuttee line of fans. 8ymnsek Duoand masa VIO

ALL-STAR Jamboree. a two-hour showhooked managed and mooed by GeorgePelotas, played to a packed grendstandend 1104 thena on the rare track at rim.met County Pair. Petakey, Mich.. Sep.terober 1740. reported George 13Ink. whodid a dent wire torn. Scenery wasreported emeedaLly noteworthy. Othersappearing there were Musical Maniacs:Rota juggler: VerDon Sisters, roller,ester,: /Onto. trApeet.:. Wan Pulite,:Graft sod Winkle, dancers, and LeoDemers. acrobat.

Warsaw Is Dark One Night,But Gate, Midway Increase

WARSAW. V... Sept. 27.-Depue museing Mooday Mara eve to midway lighttrouble, Northern Nett Pak here onSeptember 111.20 dtew over 3000 mutethis year than In 1040. Atterldniten of34.106 was reported by General ManagerL. Y. Altaffea. against enotty law than33,000 In IIMO. Weather was lair and

sitendanor would preoably hate gone to0,003 had the nothsey both haloes:Mee,day. Threke of 0. C. Duck Inmostearning light cables were late in ar-riving-

Bony grandstand mown. were not upto par, but after the first two nfghtafree enlaces were held atter the aboveand attend/mice was better tot the re-nottreler of the week. Joel Palmeriemirates played the show and for Mute.lug. Acts Included EtenastIonal Intonewith Al Ifrenan: Flying Being hobbyWheian, clown eyelet. and Whirling DUO.roller slater.. Pienfluirryo totaled 41.100.0. C. Ruck Shows exceeded lad year'smark.

20,000 Advance Sale HelpsVa. Annual to 50,000 Gate

IILACKMNS. Va. Sept. 27.--Ftse.county Trading Area Fdr and Expoei-1n Ante on September 15.20, In Its. nth year under apotatershlp of TheCounierRmord, drew attendance Of50205, an Increase of 12.004 paid *rimie-st's:se. winch officials yelled pheoomee.d.increase was attributed to an mirmseesale. over 20.000 ticket* bed= sold at 10cents. Regular peke was 20 oval.. W.C. Coleburn la 'secretary.

Poe the sixth year them wee no min.Lack of rain store July 1 made for adusty but well -populated teadwity, oe-cupled by tunny's An-Anterican Shortwhich also appeared here In 1040 and '41.They had 9 rides and 10 *flows whichgreased more than 0400 =cm hatyear*. figures. COneegiliOna. accordingConberisiOn Manager Joe Payne, wererightly off. Midway free ma were lay.for toothy», eeriallata and Dalai. highdiving dog. Sensattonal Kayo. WO treeact, were offmed nightly In another me-tton of the fairground.. increased Whiteend colored premium luau toured 31.025.bellesed to be imponalble for the gainIts number of exhibits.

'41 Waterford Annual BestWATERFORD. Pa.- Sept. 27.-Dospit0

cold nights fifth annual Waterford Pair,Septettaba, 10-13, exceeded expo:4.40oneand was beet in history. said SecretaryRay J. Salmon. On the midway were 30tonceasiona Including Al Bowan& bingo,and Ma of Carl Penis. C. A. KleinAttract:Ow furnished free acts. LillianSteak. aerialist. and Rotorua, AnimalCircus. gatireated attendance on Salts?.day, when pulling contest wars featured,awe 12.000. Amateur program broughtout a good opening -day crowd. Coleman'sband forestalled musk on Thursday anda rube band entertained on Friday andSaturday. Coennametal And cattle exhibitswere housed In tent+ and the wheelauditorium was packed with displaya.Many people from near -by Me tidied.Advertising was caroled In eight news-papers and there were daily announce.'neon over WLEU, supplemented by 10,-000 cords. 100 alma. 2P10 premiumbooks and a street batman

WAR GAMES AEFEC1' 1.A.(Continued from page II)

or given free to use of army men, Andall anoclation officiate bare announcediglus for resumption of the fern to1012.

Announced alteration* In dates IncludeMorehouse Parties Pak, Bastrop: St. Mel,Pariah Fele Centerville; WathingtasParish lestr, Pranielinton; Jackson -WinnParish Pate, ioneaboro; Pointe CooperPariah MI. New Roads: Concordia PariahPale Monterey: West Carroll Parish Parr,Oak Grove. and Louisiana Delta Pair,Talltdah.

With cancellation of Otachlta ValleyPau. West Monroe Rodeo Association,lie., and Ouachita Parfait Cattlemen'sMood/Mon annoutmed plans for a rodeoand larestock show satbailtOnen in WestMonroe. with Robert Marmon thatrman.Commlotomer Wilson annottoord newdates for Louisa= Stock allalw andRodeo ai LoUtalAns State Unirerolty.Baton Rouge, to he held almultaneoUslyWith the /hot Baton Royce Pair Assn!clationa expaltIon at WU Arens. W. B.Sabin, chairman: Greater Cinema Poul-try Snow and Agricultural Pair (Initialcamp. New Orleans; Leonean& SuterCane Pestles!, New Iberia: Satirical RicePeatiesi, Crowley: South Louisiana Mid-winter Pale Lafayette, and 1.0111ILAZAStale Pair for Negroes. Orambitne. Octo-ber 10-18. The coninnsatoner saki otherlast-minute ehangea may be necessarydue to the army maneuvers' but thathe looka for !successful fair sewndespite =certainties bemuse of recordmina of 'tenter* and agriculture.

Fork Anima ObleettThey Thought It II

YORK. Pe., Sept. 27.-Belat or mem-bers of York Comity Agricultural Societythat the nod York Our wax held In 1512.year of the pneresit fair's incorporation.114.1 been refuted by an article which ap-peared In The York Dispatch of Septem-ber 20, said Pendelent and Oeneral Man-ager Samuel S. Lewis.

The story mimes that the lint Ilk w,aheld in IWO. a chatter having beets=toted cameos of York by ThomasPenn, 400 or William Penn, to operate afate twice n year. It ta recorded that thefairs become increasingly popular. andthat finally objeettonable people attend-ing crated such bedlam that citizensregistered protests and on January1818, the Legislature withdrew the tool.leak Of operation.

Not until 1831 was Um idea agatestalked about and In 1453, according tothe article, a revival seas held. Promthat time on, with the creepiest:a Of18.5$ and 1)10. on annual has been beillbyre.

POMONA OVER 500.000(COntimeert pore page 411

contesting turf program.. Daily atetendAnce figures are as follows:

1040 1041Priday 29.770 33,4(0Saturday 01.110 31.023Sunday 04.702 08.303Mor.OuT 22.01t 22520rtuaday 31-146 28.047Wednesday 21a1111 MOWThursday 29505 12.325Oriday 40,719. 50,723SaturdaySunday 100.193 113,877

478a1t3 620.020Ray Driscoll. publicity director. bad in-

timated the second Sunday crowd to ex-ceed 110.000. When Si. fame clot. to hisgueso, he further predicted that eke rawwould come close to the 1,000,000 markat which it has aimed.

Some conamionalree sepasaked thataatess were not up to last somata. butmost of the gain cantoroolai mein seemwelt satiefied. A conceals:inane who hasa number of nousoulr and uoreltystands said he was off the nut Saturdaymorning at 10 o'clock and that he haddone a goad budnewi Sunday.

BC Revue Draws Bignurse on waga played to good crowds

during the week. On opening rapt'1.ara were opened at 710 and grand.stand was =out tilled six =mom law.People were CUM.' In slate, and grand-stand peace were busy during the en-tire performance keeping walkways open.

Show U well staged and got a big ?r-eponse opening night. Opening withMuriel DwronpOrt and the White Quaid.totalizing, IS pia 1i1 red tired disunitewith black fur multi, are ou foe a dance.Mutts unfurl to produce "mum' andWas Doenport and Use girl. do Oft,Joisemp to get a big hand. Glenn Datehandles emarelng =Ilea well and bring*on the Ambrose Trio foe a balancingact that gum over big. Latimer soulHudson. trick biryellate. were solid andhad dl orbit time hawing oft. Pollen -berg's beery won big rounds of applause.

Per/dam title of the wand part,presented Harold and Lola In a ,stakedame that man applause, onet the 1497enPredyeons, teeterboord. scored heavily.?allowing their eomerrault to four meethigh the ref:ponce was thunderous. BenYnotb group, the While Guards, weretopflight with the harmony on Loom,Cane Reek to Mc and encored with acolDtgtate group that *haw -stepped.lame after they bad done Mandalay theyfound It difficult to leave the sage.Kanto Troupe. were Gnaw, went over b*with their foot -to -feet forward and backseenersatate. Mass Davenport was on fortame Cowbird as a problde to Praksbentiterfly dance Guards yang Make Inc.!Wee Wend. me Wring atatvet Istiralca.Ulm Davenport and the Guertin phrasedno end. Lighting was raper:ally goodon this numbed.

While Milt Britton and hie group wereaelitolit rad,. NBA MeWee did a swellMb at the Organ. Sensational Martonawon a top spot for their aerial oak.Britton', Musical Manteca kept the au.dtenoe laughing at their anima. Maestrohandled eireseelng admirably. Mooningof Tammy Rafferty. Tito, Joe Brittonand Chubby Silvers was tope. MiteDavenport, aa MIAs Columbia, and the'feat group held the vocal spotlight forRed, White and Blue, a swell production=mbar that brot4ht on the MM RayDula for A ANIMUS SOMO. DIM= Aliahandles lilt toad.

October 4, 1941 FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS The Billboard 43

Lisbon Annual Is Winner;Stand Pulls Night Crowds

uszioN. 0.. Sept. 27. --Operant to fairpatronage, with rain hurting Wednesdaynight's stead, attendance meted up thelest two days to make Cotumble CountyFair bore on September 9.12 a winner.An extra day'a extendon with free ad-mittance and a speclal program forchildren helped the gate and concession-aires. said Secretary J. H. &notate, Rae -lag program on Wedneaday afternoonwas cut abort by rain. SahibLis werebetter, with entries in an departmentsat an all-Ume high. Paid attendanceteas reported at 20,003.

Orandstand show was presented byMoines Attraettorts. Rhythm Revue of!NZ being offered nightly on a specialstage under direction of Mrs. MargaretKlein. with Jack Klein as mace. At-nactlon drew good crowds nightly.Llern.up included Bob Wanes bend.eightMr1 Line. VerdeIns acrobatic nov-elty; Dick Newell, roping and Juggling:Tom and Betty Wetter, perch and tightwire, and Finns Aces, roller neaten.Midway tnetuded Mrs. R. H. Wed*** older.Larry FaIlona 10 conefaniona HoweedPeter's ?reek Anion' Snow. Ted Miteh.ell.taffy: Akrima pennants: Won Black. doss;Lester Rodger. peanuts: Weidicia pop-corn: cookr.otiers of Merles Martin.Barney Fleeter, A. J. Mowerly and A. L.Wilson; Bauer's Arcade, Wagner's gala.Peter'a high striker: T. D. Berry. leadgallery. and Tonara photon and matte,

New Wooster Peak 50,000;Attractions Draw Heavily

WOOSTER. 0.. Sept. 27.-W mynaCounty Fair. September 0-13. extended day this year. eertabllahed recants forattendance, grandstand grosser, entriesand ride and conceadon enceinte. saidSecretary Walter J. Buss. Total attend-ance wan P)000, about 15.003 Weerthan In 1040. Rein on Wednerdsytensed a drop of 1013 in companionwith the move day In 1440. Tuenley,Children'. Day, proved a good one foroancessionalres.

On TX:to:ley there were pony races anddrew aces before the mandstand, witha pageant and parade that night. Har-row races. were daily afternoon feature,.Interspereed with Carl Ctarka, trainedanimate and acts provided by Jack Rama.Wednesday and Thursday nights fea-tured a stock parade and horse showand Dreworka. C. 6: R. Rodeo. set byJack Baum, provided entertainmentFriday night and Saturday aftenntion.Siametsful Itineration Saturday nightWas the WL8 Earls Dance. over 8.000 see-ing two performances at 25 and 50 cents.Vivo J. R. Edward* rtdOs Ind big grosses.Other conemaimur were Andrew's grabstand. Dick and !Wen John's Pia acid.Wagner's guns. Pattemon'a Pony Track.Col D. Snydera lead gallery and photos.

WANTED (LEAN CARNIVALfor

RIARTINT COI-NTVCOLORED FAIR

()the? Week of October 13 or 20.

Mint running day and night and woarc drawing from all East Tennessee.

P. A. WATERS. Secretary,Maryville. Tenn.

IDIRECT TO YOUNo nadotrneres vont steer.steer.No

handling. The Setteard eon "Directto You on sates onion. Sienesemid $1 for 10.week TRIAL sub-wrtetion toCrirealatien [kept, The witbeard,IT Opera PLro. Careinstall, 044

Mucktera cider. Jim 011ehrisre photosMite Weekaere grab nand. MammaSmith's oodkbonse, Maurice W. Myer'sptneapple whip, Sporaellara beeketball,Speedy rabbi' Motordromeand Good -Inge Monkey Speedway.

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(roundsMEDINA. O. -Fire on September 16

destroyed the Ingest horse barn onMedina County Fairgrotulds. Six honesIn the horn were eared.

OLD WASHINGTON, 0-The 66th an-nual Otee.nny County Fair here on Sep-tember 17-10 had attendance be:ow ex-pectations,with the most, tameableweather In reoent years. Rams raceswore featured Tnuriday and Friday anda paddle show was held, S. P. Dickson.Quaker City, 0., hod the rides. shows andooriceaslow. WLW Boone County Jam-boree presented grandstand entertain-ment. . . .

LEBANON, O.-The Odd Warren CountyPair here on September 16.10 was awinner. with Ideal weather, Night ses-sions were again held with a home show,Errs Busmington's Rune* Rem:enWednesday and Thursday and BooneCounty Jamboree Friday night. Therewere record night grandee/inns. Midwayhad a unit of P. E. Goodicg ArninernentCompany charge of John P. Enright.

MOLINE. 11L-E. J. Floyd. now doingdefence work hen, reported he alsoworking some coneeneons In the area.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and their daughterwere at the retain Maxon (Ill.) Pale. AJimmie Lynch unit played there one dayand the LOOM* Troupe also appeared.While playing the date the letter hold aI amity reunion. Troupe appeared in

IlurAttigban, W. Va., on September 4-7arid in Seeman, O., on September 11 and12. returning lure to visit the Floyd*.

WINDSOR. N. S.-Tor the Ant yeardeice 10:3a. Windsor Fein, one set theoldest In the world, wax held ea Sep-tember 16-10. the l'Mtb edition of thefall exhibition. retabileted 176e. The1930-'40 tale. were cariceded bemuse orwar condition, but Windsor AgriculturaltioMety decided the beat way to surnu.late farm production during the war waxto reAtirce the fair, In charge were PealLaareace. president; M. C. Hansen man-ager, and R. Si Clark. secretary-treartner.

MADISON, WIL-All effiCerS of Wis-consto State Pate Janine boast were re-eleeted as follows: Wakelin MeNeel.Madison, automat State leader of bon'and gine' clubs, Chairman; L. Si. timman,Madloson, agricultural super:Urn of theState board of vocational and adultectunatIon. vire-ehaneect and MarthaBuneek, Madison, teaeher-trainer to ruralweal/mud horntenekir.g.

BIRMINOKA34.-The new federal taxbill mil coot Alabama Stan Fair Anocia-Don more then 11800 for tree admentonsof school children to the 1041 fair. Plattedent J. Warren Loath told members ofBirmingham Real Stabs Beard atmeeting September 19. Tax on an rid.missions during the teat four days of thefair would have to be paid Once the netwas to become effective October 1. hesaid, pointing out that In previous year.there we. no tax on free child admin.alone. Alabama State Pair hat no Stateor other outside aid.

ASHLAND, 0.-With 17.0e0 on openingday, a new high, Ashland County Pair.September 17.19, hod beat attendanceand highest grosses In several ram midJ. a. Atterhollt, secretary, Race purr'sand penriturne totaled 89.000. Idealweather prevailed. Rodeo before thegrandstand was replaced tills year byKletn's Rhythm Emote of 1941 onWednesday and Thursday. On FridayKlein'.Clectia unit was grandstand as..traction. Midway had Meyers FamilyGlen Show. Goading's PILLZOLZIO. P. E.(See Around the Growths ca page

A oncultural SituationCondensed Data From September Suerenary by U. 5. Department of

Agriculture, Washington, O. C.

3,IANY' former. are baring the unurealroper., nee this year of being able

to market larger quantities of food Ms:d-ucts at higher price. --notably the pro-ducers§ of cetne. Iambs, milk, errant andeggs. These prodecia are In tharanngdemand by cm:omens eupplemenced tothe can of dairy and poultry productsby hammed government purchases.Prices of commoditire formerly exportedin large volume-wheat, cotton and to-bacco-no being supported RIX/ by tn-creased government commodity loans.

Costretner buying power eantlnuar torise as induttrial production for defenseezrar.da and Incres.ung quentatte offarm commodities are bang bought bythe government. Present outlook le that

continuing high level of coniumer de-mand and gone:orient purchases andloans will yield farmers a larger income

1942 than in 1041. Unpredictable,however, Is the extent to width increas-ing wain of farm production will coun-terbalance this gain. The ratio of priCtereceived to prima paid by farmers weeUM in August-highost since January.1937.

DIZIAND: RISC OM RAPIDOver -ail demand for farm largelneLl.

which had a marked expansion to 613.dhsand catty suranter. le likely to rite teesrapidly during the next few months.

One reason for the rentarkette Improm-ment In &mend In recent months wasthe tremendous incemas In Industrialactivity and C011itlInta ItICOMeS Butmore and more bottlenecks are develop -trig In industry, and further Ineremies tothe output ed &ecru* goods may belargely at the experiee of civilian good.production. IhneriOyment and pay rolls.howeeer, will continue tO riao became,of more labor required In producinghighly specialized defense equipment.rine In average wage rataand expansionin aereire Intitintriee.

A considerable part of the increasen Inova -a9 demand for farm precincts it, re -ant months luta arisen directly or Ind'.mealy from government progrema. TheInman, In the loan rates cat 1Oil er,,h3

he%AAmarkets for the effected oomuieditkr.

reflected In both futures el elan

The food -for -defence program not onlyrun resnosed considerable gnaw:Gee ofproducts from regular commercial eters.vela, but also has stimuLatod brIOVUlatIVOarid storage demand for comanolitleasuch as butter. Thus, the effect* or theseprograms already have been discountedto a oaralderable extent in the raped in-t-masa In demand and pets -ea of recentmonths.

Another demand factor split had anImportant irdluence ID recent monthswas the general 9uying movement Of Im-ported eonunodltlra threatened by toter -national development,. Prtoes Of fateand oils, foe example, rote rapidly frontFebruary to JIM*. Ma remained fairlyMateo for about two months as the tradecased oft buying operations after a con-siderable Inventory accumulation.

Speculattve denutral in general busbeen a ninth more important factor Iii

aocultural markets In 1011 than inmany ?went years. As In the stockmarkets. It tend to more by Ma andetarts, gad the cocatenestion of Mecum -Mauve. mentioned above rerulted in ageneral strong upward reaction from latewinter to summer. Various tancertalatiosnow overhang the speculative markets,end the general feeling of optimism hasbeen toned down to tome extent, althoa new wave may hit the market, at anytime.

Despite these derelopmenta err anytmnporary stensehe which might occur

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ANNOUNCIPAINT IN ANEARLY ISSUE

WANTEDMotor NOM:: Mining, Show with Band, whit* oe eoloredi legitimate Con-cession, not conflicting, Lead Gallery, ere. Other Shows, Sate Shows, etc.

THE FAIU. October 6-11. 1911Schuylkill County Fair Grounds, Cressona, Pa.

W \TED FORCHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR, VA.

October 9-10-11LatellaatOesatedero of a alas.. CaPPP.R.o. Os,. re's. !ma, let Pa heft trees Pee. ea 0 Winos

Oporra Oasis. WO base a et cats. Noel show,. Wesel NOM RIO Sows, ants or ramCen plus. TarsirsOnp Yost en ear." In col .p Orneseeeen Pleetri Or, Far WU. sm.Oro awl Ms paws, ashy M sure AS cm I.ew oere H Owls*. Tale h er,e Og IM lint carom Prosla Venue,. Wnt or VP. r, L. FAWST. CrerpePre 9 M ,

WANTED FOR TIIEGREAT ROWAN COUNTY FAIR

nerner. Mow. a...a. Oars old WOW, 00atas SetsPtelsonne *skip%

sleetThosear, eaten Coast resin Moo Geboreas

Om Mem Orawasslaas et ell k laskrOne Waves, Orme Sews, Cats fesab. Peellors.Curb..., Pap Ogee. Paeosrs, Pons% Oases Flow. Ss, Goad Masa Ooncetoen tarsal, 11DemegoeVeriPer. POW el" Sass Wm ...MOP* owe Is daMell MeatO16. Pies ete ewe, wet50.000 seartbet ent4 r en awes.. %Otte sr Win

PICOOTARV. Posen *aisle FP.. IS WOar a,.lotlta liphesop. Rosa Ossassa.

44 The Billboard FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS

Riverhead Triples 'r"a"'"C'"Tto "'" day cram: 'to-day then Pitdey. visited as guests of thefelt and Hutchinson Chamber tit Com-merce. 'This figure compares with 32bands *lath appeared in 1132. A new

Register 400% Gain grams was a theep-sherinng content, lourfeature of afternoon grandstand pro-

RIVNRITEAD. I.. I. Sept. 27.-At- preliminaries being held from MondayRegister 400%

Thursday. Finals were held ontendsncy cif 19.400 at 90th annual Suf- Friday on the tronact platform. A greatfolk County Pair here on September 1.0 deal of favorable waa expressedrepresented a lute over three times that by thou who witnessed the Innovation.of 1940 and the first increase in eight Cottle both in beef are dated diet -yearn said Con It- Hinegen. in hia fret stone was the largest me recorded and,years.

sA sectetary- fr. to accommodate alt entries. It was mow -

'40 Gate; Receipts

Preliminary report Treasurer EllinT. Terry stored a revenue kW:ULM of 400per cent Expensan were higher beeauenOf the manage:morn* determination torestore the fate to public favor by w-elding more and better attraction andbecause it was necessary to upend micro!thousand dollars In renorating buildingsand equipment.

Biggest day was Labor Day, when 72.54all's auto tacos put on by Walter Steb-bins. In three hours that day moneytaken hi was more than double the ate -day receipts of 1040. Admissions totaled0.095 on Saturday, when Suicide BobHayes end filo troupe performed.Tickets ordered for that day were allsold and some ununued ones front otherdays till to be utilized. Orandatandhow. supplied by Frank Wirth. n fairdirector and Meth of the Frank Wirthoffice. was caned outstanding. BM In -chided Gray Family. singers and dancers;Great Arturo; Mucliere elephant acidcamel net: Happy Sitter, comedy mule.Wad IS* Rose, dancing and Meeting.Sergi. Joe Scandur. well known to LongIslanders. arrived from Fort Dix to 'fruit*the now. Plying Allem, balloon -cannonBee could not appear became of highwind Richard E. 011selorra Dtcle'sParamount Shows gave the fair thelargest nudway In recent year.. Newnessraces were no drawing card. wording toSecretary Mneken. Three days of racingcoot the board 95.5(0, Including $1.100for purses. With excellent weather onWeetneiday. Mat day of racing, only $09was received In grandstand adcalmtons.

Secretary Hi:Ickes) said business armshaling displays; In the exhibit hall werepleased with patronage and that almostwithout exception they agreed to takeossoe next year. Rain hurt the gate onThursday. when Thames E Ovary vis-ited the fair and gain en Informal talk.Chuck Cleo, member of the HayesThinge. sustained fractured hip andother injuries while performing. HaWas taken to Southampton IkupliaL

KANSAS UP 95.000(Continued from pegs 4f)

seloceetful at to gate and recelpta. saidSecretary S. H. Mitchell.

Largest day was on Thursday with 10.000 gate. Biggest grandstand was theN itro night, when spectators in the standand seated between stand and ram trackwere estimated by M. H. Barnes. Berms -Carruthers.. at It 000. Grandstand ad-missions were up $0 per cent over 1940and total receipts from all sources were per cent greater then In 1040. Seem-larir Mitchell said.

Banne-Carruthers Pair Booking Mao -elation had the contract for night stage

FWhom Stale Fair Revue of 1941.ier with all of the acts, Including

Troupe. Melvin Dancers, Yvonne andItalltori. Calgary Brothers, Mown/.Troupe. Greet Peters, Ann Morrison. PaulMarkey. Irene Vermillion and Harpists,the New Yorkers and Graham's WesternRiders.

Autotnobtle hew by Batton Corpora -thin of Amadei under IMCA sanctionwere condueted no Tuesday and Friday.Harness and running mars were finedOn Wednesday and Thursday.

Oar Chlidlene Day Monday. the secondlargest attendance was regiatered. butgrare receipts fell off because childrenwere admitted free at outside gates andgrandstand thruout the day. At 5:45Money evening a terrific tantatorm putpert Of the midway under right IncisesOf water for abort time. This causedcancellation of the.nteht show and theairing out of rein cheeks and refundsitia thaw/ who had already entered thegrandstand.

Polio Hurt in 1940-Tide part:ally accounts for the Jetz-

t:rely poor showing or grandstand re -Delphi in companion with Outside gatereestpts, said the secretary. "Beckmann& Gerety Shows on the midway estab-lished a gross far exceeding that donean the. fair midway for 12 years, TheIncrease was 110 per cent one the momIn 1940. TIM comparison Is a trifle mis-leading because of the fact that duringthe 1940 fair a wave of Infantile paralmiaRept roost of the young people awaytram the fish."

A total of 33 high school bands or an

sari to use five large tents. A "Courtof Dairy Queen." was a feature of thedairy show, comprising the four out-standing cows of each of the six dairybreeds recognised to the premium list.Another feature was the fat Iamb carcassdemonstration. After the lambs werejudged oo foot, the prim winning lambswere slaughtered and hung for displayIn the refrigerated meat coder In thegrandstand bundling. In 1940 this ear -cam demonatration Man was nailed Inthe market barrow classifloattoo and Itproved so popular that thin was con-tinued In 1041 snit In addition. the Iambcameo detrionaratIon.

BAN IN NASHVILLE(Cceitinrod from Pape ti)

that the only day on which the Jonesshow tell under the Royal American**mark was Friday, Children's Day, whenattendance nose-dtted because of polio.Orme on that day was about $3,000 off.Top drawing card on the midway wasthe Clyde Beetty Moue

Grandstand seta, booked by George A.Inc., were well received and In -

eluded Christy Bros.' Cletus. PlyingHelices. International Rollos, Porches'Sky Revue and Everett Jeinson'a elndl-Fon Square Carden Orrnestra. Fireworkswere by Ohio Display Fireworks Com-pany. Itornese racing was heed live daysand auto racing on Saturday. In Setup.day's auto time trials Jimmy Wilburnbroke Cue Schrader' till record. Thenew record was tied later. however, bySchrader. Aut Swenson was "tartan

All space sot taken by exhibinors, wbosaid they were well pleased with bud-nem. A food bow spine:Ord by MiddleTennessee Independent Merchants' Asso-elation, Inc.. was reported a big success.Thursday. timothy Plinners Day. wantranaformod into Sergeant York Day.when the World War here appeared. BisIn the to:luny Min concession on theMidway was upped considerably afterthe ex -doughboy and a rneuntoincer palstaged a friendly thootin* match.

Manager Thin, estinuthel contormionbusiness to be up about 7 per cent overlast year's In spite of the attendance.decline. Indic concessions includedDm -planter Brothers, novelties; MattesGolding, pineapple whip; Donnie IA-rOuth. cookhouse: Tom Been cookhouseand Juice: Jack /hors Jewelry; AveryChristie. two cookhouses; Walter Long.three cookhouses: National Food Insti-tute. kitchen gadgets: Nan Rankine,palmistry: George Reinhardt, cookhouseand grab. Mx !economy: J. C. Simpson,photos: Iwo Tucker. two cookhouse:0. If. Timken cookhouse; W. J. Winslow,males, guess -your -age and pbotos.

JUBILEE OF ESE(Continued from page Sri

wire, the fair had the best weather InIts history.

General Manager Charles A. Noah saidit was impossible to announce receipt.of gates. gratelnand and Coliseum) untilauditors bad reported. He said the takeprobably would be higher than in otheryears. Observers noted that never in theMena 04 the Coliseum had it berm tojammed, and grandatand shows drewbetter than they have In the Ind flue toeight yearn Attendance by daps, In -dieting all free *timbale=

1040 58,41

Sunday 97.3t3 81.290Monday 73,0117 77.764Tuesday 31.011 23.740Wednesday genie 41329Thursday 39,271 41.720Friday 39.711 31,643Saturday 21,205 42.810

TOTALS . 204.524 332.519 All-time daily record. Previous hieb.Friday. 1933, wilts 70.804.On each day carept Friday and Satur-

day attendance was record -breaking orranked with top two or three conmersbledays In the fates htetnrY. Opening daybrought the worn traffic Jams In thememory of traffic offfetalt. Roads witbln 55 -mile radius were Jammed from thetime the gates opened at 1 p m. untilearly evening home Closing day alsobrought to troubles when parking apace

October 4, 1941

ExpansionSPRINGFIELD. Ma, Sept. 27-

Mg suma of Eastern States Exposi-tion here on September 14.20 broughtout at least one story. An employeeof the ESE for 25 yens. walking clownthe Avenue of States and exclaimingOver the crowds that Jammed it, saidthe best comparison with the fair ofearlier years that he could think Ofwan the tale about the mother fly andthe baby fly walking On a man's baldhead_ The man. fly turned to needaughter and said. "My, Slyi nowtime* have chewed! When mama wasa girl this war wily footpath I"

was all used up and for the net timeIn fair history parking attendant. wereforced to park ram diagonally along theAvenue of State. end around other roadsnear the Coliseum.

President Canes Chargerte Ises took on different atmos-

phere this year. Far from the accentbeing on amtculture, It was on defense.Grounds bristled with gur.s and teemedwith soldiers and every exhibit echoedthis keynote. Fans had all been madefor this year and the Jubilee theme hadbeen Melded upon when on July Ii *SSPresident Joshua I.. Brooke received letter from President Roosevelt urgingthat "the various defense industriesmake extensive use of Eastern Matsu Se-xtillion to that vital purpose." Immo-Metal? exposition Ornftaai discardedoriginal plans and swung Into action onthlr new theme. The War Deparunrontordered the lath Coast Artillmy !Ann -/Wendt) to the grounds for Me week,and the 2.000 men and oelleen were un-der orders to do everything In tbelrpower to explain the workings of theirguns. They arrived In 900 truck.. withall cher equipment, guns, etairehlightiklistening aids, Mitibthe guns and trucks,After the grandstand show every after-noon the regiment named retreat paradein the MUM of the race track andafter wary night show In the Coliseum demonstration of the workings of theunit was put on. The problem set lipfor the men we. defending the capon -non area from enemy action from theair. and every night their 0.000,000.candlepower lights stabbed thru thedarkness. meting out the planes oastfrom Westover air hue. simunto North-east airfield. to "bomb" the expo :non.An It was Imp:suable to obtain blankammunition for the demonstration.Manager Nash arranged for ttreworks tobe tit off to simulate tiring of guns.

Army officers told repoiters that since11 was against sir corps regulations forthe planes to engage in maneuvers ofthis kind. It was merely ^coincidental^that they few over at that time. The"coincidence." however. occurred eachevening at the same time. much to theamusement of the crowds. All of thearmed aernces had display's at the In -duettist Ann building, whore they set thekeynote for other exhibitors. All indus-tries engaged In defense work had ex-hibits. and crowds came away with a bet-ter idea of where their tax money Isgig. Many voiced appreciation of theopportunity the Est had afforded themto see how national defense Operated.and many others paid tribute to theoutdoor entertainment world, remarkingthat no other medium of entertainmentCould have portrayed the subject In soapt a Winner. An all-time low Inmoney spent for farm equipment wasreported end, tho a variety of reasonswere given, the consensus veined to hethat the crowd was not agrtcriltural.minded this yea.

Governors of the Menem States andtheir repreaentatisee, who gathered enBentley and Monetay, expressed appre-ciation of the way In stifle the expo -'Ilion had Implemented the Pre--eictiraidea and they sent the President anopen letter applauding "the foresightand civil eptrtt which gives the nationaldefense program such an effective visualdisplay to the citizens of tats section ofthe United State.." State buildings, oneowned by each of the New noilandStates except Rhode Island, also stuckto the defence motif. and tong -time at-tendant, noted that the crowds weremore interested than In other years.

Attractions Get Heavy PlayGrandstand those Merged to bigger

crowds than long-time employees couldrecall seeing slow 1020. Only afternoonshows were held, so the night rodeo Inthe Cones= heel no sertaise Coreprntion.Lucky Teter*. lien Drivers appeared everyafternoon. Sunday thru Thursday. De-rma the show rive seu were put on infront of the grandstand. The Sage setaWere repeated during intenniuslon in the

night rodeo, and the aerie! ants weregiven before the anti-aircraft exhibi-tion at night. Muni ache Were LtteCalifornia *Amite: end Delman Sena non. The other" were the Jim LoongTroupe. Dthanati Troupe and SIx Anta-leks. These act, went over better in theColiseum then on the outdoor &Inge,Motorcycle recto Monday afternoon werean added attraction tat the IOU Anyone

Automobile racing Friday and Satur-day afternoons proved as popular no ever.Crandon -A ard bleachers heed 0,000 mutan equal number mu be accommodateelstanding, and grandstand attendantsestimated that between 7,000 and 11000were present at every *hew, high dalebeing /Saturday and low Tuesday.

blandly rides were again in Pleyland,and one ride was omitted bemuse oflabor shortage. Owner McNally reportedthat business on the nine rides wasbatter than lest year's but nothing likeit should have been with ouch a hirerattendance, lie tutenrcled the gums thatthere was plenty of new Money aboutbut that defense markets; were so tiredafter a day in the factory that theydid not or could not go out for suchrelaxation.

The JE Ranch Rodeo gave en exhibi-tion rodeo nightly in the Coliseum, with;exception of Sunday seining, marktrinthe nest year that the Colisetim was sloegirth Over to a horse ahow. Action bythe Leginatilre tact spring. pawing a bprohibiting showing of horses withdocked and sot -up teas killed the baredshow. The 5,000 unto were filed nightlyand people were turned away. Nocturnewas nude for Sanding room and everymat was marred. An animated 0.000stood Thursday night. largest crowd tdever nun the Coliseum.

Dr. Edwin Prenko Goldman'. bendgave concerts Sunday afternoon andnight and people were turned away. Itwas Goldnun'e ninth year at the fair.Biggest exploitation stunt wasconcernby 4.500 members of New EnglandOrange amnia_ They had been auxin)by winter -long competitions and pangaver a Ooast-toCDast CBS hook-up Sat-urday afternoon and gave an hour's pub-.Ite concert at end of the Wilt -hourbroadcast. Homer Rodebeserr led thee ngine. and the chorun filled more thanthree-quarters of the seas In the Colt -MUM

President Brooke almost missed the26th edition of the expo he founded. Ilehad contracted an Mmes. reported tohare been brought about nun overwork,Until Wednesday It looked as the hewould miss the show. but Wednesdaynight he was driven to the grounds.Where he mis taken for a complete tourof exhibits In he car.

Cot. 3. It. Kirkpatrick. president ofMadison Square Cfarden, New York. whowas a visitor on Saturday, Sow fromNew York. moompaitled by bar publicitydirector, William K. Dm:0y They werelooking for ideas for a country fair tObo staged In the Garden In 1043.

Major change In polity. other thanchangtoo over to the defenut theme, wrierthe unprecedented action of admittingsoldiers. sailors and caannei In uniformto grounds without change.

Pitchmen reported a much betterspending crowd this year. Conces-sionaires also reported excellent bun-nem.

BIG ALLENT()WN STANDS(Confiners; from pope 41)

and English Brothers, comedy acrobats;Perolf Tito, high ladders; Fresulien Peet -boll Doga: La Twee. boundint rope:Welkin* arctic Peutaidy*, teeterboardiPour Sidneys, ineyellide Dotty and LennyPox. sky Mincing At night &hoc. ofBroadway, revue in five parts with beau-tiful costuming and scenery, was stagedin front of the grandstand. HenryCogent was emote and company manager.Music woe by the Allentown Band withJoe Bathe as guest conductor. DeWittC. Sternly was stage manager for thefair Association. it being his 20Us yearIn this topcoats.

World of Mirth Shows on the midwayreported good bivitnnt., but mimed thechildren on Tursdisy. Arnong limiterswere Ernest Rsughley. S. MHarrington, Del.: Cart ?Notre -stone. ILB. Correll. Harry Cillmore. Deuce Sydmatt.XL J. Grimes Blosmsburg, Pa.; SamuelS. Lewis, J. If. Rutter, Twin Ps.: O. W.Swoysr. Reading, Pa.

AU concessien space Was void and mostof the coucessinnalree reported satis-factory business. Bingo games weremore numerons than

FRANIC)'ORT. Ky.-Calloway CountyFair Anoeintion. Murray. with seven di-rectors conanimet to conduct on annualfair, has been chartered here by thesecretary of nista

roct,,hpr 1, 1941 PARKS.RESORTS.POOLS The iiiiibodrd 45Conducted by CLAUDE R. ELL1S-Cornmueicatans to 25 Opera pi 3,".

Buffalo Area Gain Is 30-40 °/0General Rise,Report of Ops

Gravatt ShuttersSteel Pier After

Great '41 SeasonATLANTIC CITY. Sept. Tr-Prank P

Gravatt shuttered Steel Pier last Suneleyafter one of the greatest mesons in Its44 -year history.

°toeing bit1 featured Cardin,. CookieBowere, Jim Wong and Company, PourSamuel* and Four Sidney* In the UniteBell: Olga Petrol/ heading the outdoorwater and thrill show; Alex Berths'.aroheatra In the Merino Ballroom andtwo feature photoplAys along with ex-hibits and feinhouace.

On the final day the resort expertencola heavy crowd that jammed the Board -Walk. Week -end was as brask aa during* summer Saturday and Sunday. MOdweather. the IthrInera. Telephone Pio-neers and other conventions hod Jewishand Greek holiday -a, pith soldiers on leavefrom training camps, brought a heavyinflux of visitors, over Eaturclay andSunday. Welting Ilhee lira front ofrestaurant,. familiar nigh to duringheight of the summer &main. again werein *lido M,

Extended LongBeach Biz Seen

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.-fluelotes OnLong Beach Pike the paid week wasnothing to get excited about. Mks' con-tralti -on was In emaion and ataged a bigparade that took crowds from theanniseinent area Friday night. Otherevents, that were part of the State con-vention Included free dances that at-tracted those who would have otherwiseban It the amusement zone. TheBlasting show was here Wednesdaynight and pulled big crowde.

Conceanonetros are attains slangnicety now with mod of them off thenut foe several Welke. Coot night* Tamsomewhat hampered bttaloess, but oper-ator* are opticastle over the outlook ofmany more good weeks, and some linoweek -end tsthiness.

Merchandise la MovingOtis hippo. connected with Dam here.

fa returning to the road to do his elicitfee MC Plana to bock out of Chicaeo.:Annummite Ingram report& that hisballoon game in going strong and thatmerchandise pride are bringing in theissue, Josephine Clark Lt in her 20thNear as operator of shooting milleriestAreemleted with her are Lorna McBride.Mane Walter, Ethel Rey. Virginia nay,ellattya Capita. Marton Sawyer and VernHawkins_ W. A. Merneet has had aneating place on the pike for 20 years.Dr. Lace. guns-your-weight-anenage. isalso talking at the grunt derby. m-aimed by Pete Suderno. Bert ?unfreetide ahowa are clicking solidly. K M.Pusher is handling Urketa at theIthodlan show with Aaron Strickland do -big lasturte.

Among II.. CescasioasIn the LtInputtan Nudist Colony

Johnny Bunt. midget. has the nettlewith Lorraine Moron. Catherine Ragedand Betty Prom. lecturer. working Inside.LeMoyort Ingram la operating a ball gametot P. IL Mama= Photo galley Is do-ing load business. with Into Moosehead.Petty llawktns. Marie Collins Billy Mc-MIIMMIIMItki and Mitt Boa In the spot.W. IL Zanier la popular cathier at theArcade operated by Ajax Amutement

(See LONG BEACH 018 on page 46)

Tippetts Flout Orphans AgainST. JOHN. N. B. Sept 27.-Mr. and

Jim B. 8 Tlppett, co -owners and man-agers of Decathlon Park at a St. JohnSurer Wet:on nom here, closed all publicbuctriam for one day and turned overtrade faellitim Including beach- dancehall and dining room. to about dso or-phans and their guardians. 'Trala Is thethird year In sutenrafon that the Trip -pets have closed their resort to thepubtle In favor of the Detvate outing feeorphana. Both worked on the corrinth-tee to charge of the picnic.

FICRISTCdr.-kens. Berths Mrietlit andMate Miller had booked shwa attrac-tions at New Reiland Park here for thewheal months atter a succeseful mannat Disytona. Pia. and Virginia Bath. Vs.Sera idelettle has plans far a Californiavacation beta* mating hers

Chi ConclaveWill ConsiderVital Problems

By R. S. UZZELLKEW 1058. Sept. 27-Next order of

burinesa will be the annual conclave atthe Rotel Sherman In Chicago and sea -storm of the National Aasoctation ofAmusement Parks. Pools and Beachesand American Recreational EquipmentAssociation. Never in the existence ofthe NAAPPB and AREA. se asacciatiOnshas It been so Important that all menIn the outdoor field assemble for arooting of ;dm counsel and exchange 01experience*.

There are veterans In the business nowwho hare navigated rough Water. andpiloted their emits Into We harbor..They ham the firm determination bornOf experience. They entertain no ideasexcept those of carrying on but in apraelleal way. Their own Wiry of pro-cedure now Ls the strongest argumentfor their courage. Sine* we ate con-fronted with fact and not [homy. It isthe pert of wisdom to haters to !hoedalso bate been over the course before.

Longer Exhibit PeeledFred I. Markey program chairman. is

doing a tine fob In he determinationto pack each sesaion of the conventionwith subjects or the keened Interest.TM* will be the tint joint exhibit or out -deco Intereite and Ls to extend over alonger period than ever before. Therewill be ample time sad opportunity forcarnival and fair men to me the exhibitbefore the amusement park men wontheir meeting. but all are welcome atany time the exhibit ball la open. Therewill be no resintratton fee requested andprecUtelly no formality in gaining ad-mission to the exhibits.

Alt manufacturers are anxious to keepIn tench with their customers anti allmen twenty Mould keep In touch withan new development, that are changingrapidly. To Wee touch now is to beat.Better learn In advance just what newconditions are to be met. There aresane to be mon tram Canada who cantell how they have carried on tbo at war.

Infantile paralyals has hurt someSouthern amusement parks and deferredthe opening of schools. It ass riot feltas en adverse factor in the NortheasternAtlantic seaboard. We became anxiousbut not alarmed.

The reported shortage of gm was notA shortage but a mare. it was riot feltat all In park attendance. By next yearwe shell have more tanker% and pipe-line coppices,

A tropical storm warning bad South-ern Tem and Louisiana anxious for somedad. All who hare soot thru themknow how completely they can killamusement park business for the re-malnder of a ninon. Getreaton. Tex.,har, had experiences that would deterate CONCLAVE fa, CHI on page 46)

NAT D. RODGERS. former circusend expatriate eriveutine and direc-tor of fair and moviel ePellt adraneesorts sod now planning commis-sioner for the new Mount PlaylendPark. Houston, report' contracts letfor numerous rides and other equip-ment. They welt augment the 3,009 -foot Roller Ccetster, recently openedto turnamay budness. Open-airdance pavilion for 1,000 Couples.poet to accommodate 3,000 and aXtddtrtetnet are on the construed fonprogram.

Native Coney OldiesAssemble for Party

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Ooney Blendold-timers. mostly natives, gathered atthe Halt Moon fuel on September 18and cut it up before a throng of about1,200. Many showmen -co:soma-mane*were In ettendaitec at a combinationparty and barn dance. with proceeds toGuardian Angel R. 0, Church and apon-aorshlp of Coney Island Old-TImeris.Mary Dillon, had of Brooklyn Born ariaCoirthilly and long a resort booster. wasco-chairman with the Rev. John A. She*,muter of the church.

Std. MUM Kuntz* lengtersonetsvi EvaTanguay, her husband wan an old -Unacop. Jack Walton led a mixed chorus,J ohn Droge had the tintypes end actedas entree, Abe /Calker bad webbingscale, and dance mode was by ArthurDavy and lita Tappan'. Orchestra. Aprim for an original costume went toPaul Berg:fold, veteran distributor ofThe Ditlhocint

Among guests were Mr. end Md.George C. Illyou. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesKean. Mr. and Mrs. James Matttinore. Mr.mud Mrs. Edward J. Whalen, SupremeCourt Justice Philip M Kleinfold, Dr.Philip L Nub. Democratic leaders Ken-neth P. Sutherland and Joseph D.waing, Frederick Kopf:, Mr. end Um.(Sc. Coney Oldlea' Party on page 46)

Notes From the ZoosC1NCINNATL-A 00 -pound offrpring

wet ban September 23 at the goo here toMaude, 32 -year -old hippapotamtm, andBerko ft. Sex W as yet undetermined.The birth was fifth for Mande and thetint lame in tour years, New antralbring@ the total of hipped at the too toAve. Two hare been loot us the het10 , their deaths. being caused byhalt,ed Into pens by epectstote- Onhand at the birth were Dr. /torten Mat,not vetertruulam Bupertntendent JosephA. Stephen, and Dr. Cool Striker and Dr.Ouster Eckstein, dello»..

UTILE DOCK.-Curator William R.Sprott at liunktpal Zoo has bad fend-ing trouble above a earnItal gave thepart two fed rattlers and two diamond-back rattlers that have refuted to set.With birth of two Dons early to Septem-ber. goo now has four youngstaa.

1crowds here appeared to me 1501erifilturkeys on dilates% 'They will be dis-tributed then the one to imerlay Anse.

tuartee after beir.g raised nn a Missoorifarm. Sprott ha& found Wm bull elktroublesome of late, since many visitorshave been Inclined to tease him and thesituation may mean cutting adr of daoge:oua antlers.

MEMPHIS.-in budget plane beforethe city commission, SuperintendentM. J. MI:rimy, Overton Perk Pout mksfar Mucha*. of new animate and re-plaormenta of seed Inmate+ Among the1.20 animal,, reptile,* and birds Wraymid some bad teethed retirement ageand WM. species had died during thefloral year. neceasitattng replecementa ofsuch animals se male polar bear. mileand female carnet*, female red kaneratoo,bonds. 20 -foot regal python, spottedcobra, pair of black leopards and pair ofJaguars.

PIRLAnziPotot.-Pritholelptila Zoo'sold elephant house, opened in ISIS whenthe moo was year old, has bean arena:-

Crosses on holidays heavy,with absence of haul weath-er that marred 40 season

BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-The park semento thin section was one of the brat inMany punt Altiso percentage 01 In-t:ram Varied somewhat 0011404 largerand *author oshibllshinente. Winelonceshowed that a universal Macaw Inpicnic bookings. attendance and percapita Keels:ling prevailed.

Withalu exception parksn 113W11013heavily on the Fourth of Ju

agaily,Labor

Day and week -end*. Weather In tinWestern New York melee was fevorebte.and except for about two and et halfweeks in Attend. heat and salmi:One wasthe rule. Ownem report team 30 to 40per cent Increase over the precedingsummer, which wee burs by min andwar Wares.

Celmon Park. near iMINI(0111. en LakeCheutintems, was alneill 40 per combahead of 1040 In *Between/s and tecelpeaPier ballroom was *bout on a par wtththe semon Mat year. ants* it featuredconaldrranty tower name bands Lista*simmer. Night Nub policy during theweek with floorthows by Bay S. Knee-land. BuOaio, and muse by LyleCarlyle band went over okay. SkatetandRink. under Oscar Eitnraer's maned -merit, was one of the best pullers. andmade a neat profit. J. O. Carnptx41 Ispark sonnet manager. Pier will remainopen Saturday night,* thruout thewinter,

Mott Beach and New Rialto Amuse,ment Perk, latter under user:stemma ofPhil Morcott, ended shout 20 to En percent ahead Of lent year. with esaticaloalone and rides all on the black stele

Fort Niagara Odell, Arthur mown.owner, had an excellent summer andprofited by soldier trade front PortMegan. Attendance was tar ahead Oflast mummer's and spending ran close to30 per cent higher Gum last mama.

Midway Amusement Park, near MapleSpeinge on lake Chautntunm. ownedand operated by 'Tom Can, did *endMe and ottenchince was estimated abouth0 per cent higher than In 1940. antireceipt& far ahead. Reiter rink didrecord business.

Palace Amusement Park, Loon Lake,flobactan. hod a RKel Porreenn, about not -third bettor than 1040, M. Cl. Wall toproprietor.

Garden Pier BillsPlanned by Endicott

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 27.--WIth adeed pending for Tons Endicott, vet out-door 14101112UUS here. to take over opera-tion of Garden Pier next summer forWatteau shows, the proposed pulley hasbeen diseteand. Dthkent, who operetewthe Dude Bands night Mull here, oddthat he alms to brtng In Gime AirtrYand other Western Wee to pafortn Inthe canter of the pine with eboontsg setafeatured at the end of the Mot,

He Mine to have a ballroom, atuirgInga fa* for each WIC*. Pad a tasiourtfalling for is separate sidmision fee_Theses, would feature colittwilatis vaude-ville and Wester i seta ettplikenentattwith riewworte Pier would clam el1030 pun. and ode double at has DudeRooth In the tater night hours.

Endicott fa mottling final andleinentof the moment deed nontrenday. dekaIng to restrict isle of commodities on thepier. Woes Miming Oarelen Pier,

laheed. A 20a000 Amelia* now reglad*Ur old Minding. Mid to have tmen thelimit der tweeted In the Vines,' Maimfoe elephants, One or the meat litnelAhooted In the old building wee lanitelsr.a Irnge Indian elephant, with eiru'lM55tot many yeanbefes: beli:g met lams

ligILWAUWILII.--ffetiry M. Mention. rowdirector ref Washington Pall Was had.was officially welcomed al a 'onus=Madam le at the Milwatilme ACub.

46 The Billboard PAR ti 44 -It ESORTS-POOLS October 1, 19.81

The Pool WhirlBy NAT A. TOR

(All Comoueicargeni to Nst A. TonCare New York Office, Tho Billboard)

Pools Needed'IRONTON. N. J.--Eer; tone be tuna

Linaminde.i.aiatal your correspondent leof the lack of aster, facilities

luel. Many continuant* bare anatrikidence of squatty snubs. Some evenhave tco many. with the result that noneof them are wfterasful. But ht Trentonthere's cool a tank cc. municipal loath.

Sow, more than ever. with defensefeetonee hither and non. divorce of thisMeg bare the do.reme. 'Men. 143.litigated as It is Met a etorne's throwfrom Camp DM, thousands of doughboystiseeted upon Una spot daily. Bull therega notinng here to "Wry their tetradeigns. And In 'warner when it le hotthe beat tbirg the populace can flo 11efriee to the snore.

Thta department lets pointed out moretban once that lewd rata for an out -don plunge Is New Jersey State fair-

, oprnsted by Cloorge A. Henna.rVtagyMbLallreque. fair manager for HartiktIs In farce of We plan and even troasthat a blg-tune amusement park. Satin,trig a natatortum. will go. tiornetiOngshould be done about supplying balmDeanne& to entnetts of thee. environs.

Come to think of It there must behundreds of towns tbruout the countryIlk* Trenton which for some unknownreason are detain of this type of recree-tional Ineintlegs. Twoukl be a good ideafor pool operators or prospective poolmen to learn about such lorallUen Iteertalnily could be wine to open plunge in a city like this than In oneethers there always are a number of pools.1.1 you are planning to open a pool andate socking a nod !xenon. 131 be gladto rend you, at no cat, of amune, namesof cities which can tine a tank somas -luny. Let's eilminme this mitthnextoompettalt of building one teak righton top of another. The country La toobig for that mat of thing. root b:r laMill in lU Infancy and can stand widederelopMent.

Lewder, PleasIn this day and ate It le eurpriong to

me hoer many Indoor tank. *WI toocardboard megaphones Woad of publico edema systems. Mat open-air pittancehave po& equipment snstallftt or useparable desices. snit Indoor men seelepprat Uttte behind tlie limes tortweak when this writer rioted few en -

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closed natatorturns while they were Mad -try apelial myna itcerteliiity Looked funnyto see lifeguards and cool fltSISCCTO.a'eaming at the top of sheer voice inceder to announce the order of tomtitIt war like wring pool swimmers wruringknee-length awim suit& Don't be old-fmhioned and announce tiu-u mrylaphones. In getting a public saunassystem crake VerT111 you obtain the rightkind, for don't forget that aoreattos at.Indoor inunge are cottony differentthan those in theaters or public bons.Mat induce tanks curry a terrific ethosas, take that Into coondenition.

Mite and MenthesColman Jacoby will soot publicity

man Coal Dix In Miami. Pla. bothmaking the trek long before snow Ilia.Stare Ilennagenn men ProdaY. JoeKopps. bat already gone down to Martrte pubdleity ball rolling. Ham WrightJr. hee again been given the contractto ballyhoo the city of Mama It's Maumptletti year.

Minn Cooper. pretty blonde. who wasOsabler at Park Central indoor pool, NewYork city. for ever SO many years. IT nowmarried to Clot Smith and I. active Inthe eseueent district as a mannequin.

Arm Howard b doing Weil with MaAquanide Hope hr make. Flornia thiswittier. Ife's about tops to water per.f."ftr.Ing and it's too Wei that the Intia1l0doesn't know more atatt 1,101.

CONCT.1 VI' IN liltall but the from trying attain.They come past often enough to keepWe natives on the alert.

1942 Planning in OrderVacations regent to bare taken the

usual number of park men away for atleast a betel rest before taking updenntte plane for 1012, AU of the liveones are going to do something for nextyear and will make all plans this fall.

There is one fine old park availableon long tease. Under geed manegementit Just cannot fail to dick. There Laanother ate coming to life which hasbeen silent fa a few yearn. 'That ex-pertence at intern& Perk, apringfteld.Mao , has been a good tonic foe thetimid.

renting aternel Is now underway. Many conceeslon contacts m-ewed at the olose of the moon. Somerenewal. hate already been /1100 andDonne new conceseliongsfres bat* alreadyappeared. The contemplated new parkabare plenty of open:ana for spece.

The war tax no agimhannas le goingto be on amusement parks conoemion-siren and fates front October I.We hate paid it before. but not ontop of the tea burden we now bear. InCanada they got It this year from July1. Burr efficteney la going to be reanima. so all of the best methods shouldbe gartered by interning the Chicagoroosting

LONG BEACH BIZ(Coetenung from pore 43)

Company. Al.'., here are Oraille Picnic,Kenneth Cobb end Roy Petrie. O. II.Proctor is entering hie ban year as anpvelty and resift:11r deal,: on the pike.He also handles True sitib04,i Chift-along X -Ray Poker are G. S. Ray, C. O.111111gres. Res Cooley, Joe Ifillierose andJoe Panona. Denten SAW NIB a bellWon "Oleg Ammo melated by ItuyJackaan and Pete Beenno beetle boy.Own Ingram is running the pneumatictaxn', gun concession for P. B. Woomorn. Joe Oster be. had the photogallery coceessalon on the pike wrenrears. Aharnwana Scharr is cannier andArt .class WTT141.11.31 at the Minoan

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McDonald Penny Arcade. Johnte night menages.

J. L. Me/Ginnie la back on We Pikeafter a year oe two at Balboa- He m-anna bualneea eaturat tory. VincentBridge* ants had the punching bo3 atVirginia Park, le in the army, stationedat Camp Wallace. Too Herman trerett.who was maintenance man at VirginiasPut, is also in the army. Mistimed atFort Lewis, Was&

CONEY OLDIES' PARTY(Continued prim page 431

Charlie Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesVeltman. Mrs. Joseph Bairerint, John J.No man. Um. HOLM S Steen, Thema, It,Murphy. Mr. and Mrs engorge nedinger.Sirs. Klbabeth Spite? and Mn.LetitiaClark.

AROUND THE GROUNDS(comm.ed from page 1.1)

Gooding Amusement Companra ride, Incharge of A. D. Smith. Dick and ItelonJohn's Playiend. Wagner'. guna. Jones'staffy, Bob Keenan pbotot Millers leadgallery, Otterbaeker'a flee boll gamesand mode. Mee. Otterbackena cannedcorn and PettersonO pony track.

WASHENOTOX, Pa -With intendment)up and gains registered In every depart-ment Washington County Pair here onSeptember 17-30 still show the beet profitIn :went 7sors aatd orficials. Idealweather and the best harness racing larecent years bcougbt out Increased dailyattendance. Mut night fair provedhighly aucometul. Midway yes moreextensive this year. with much spacegiven to Howard Braga ride* and many410:1CCS*N111.. Profenalonal entertainmentwas used for the first time, Klein'. Circusunit appearing before the grandstandafternoon and night.

SMITHFIELD. 0. -Jefferson CountyPal: here on September 17 -ID was onoof the most profttabte In recent years,elf trial. said. Weather wee beat Inyear.. Entries topped former year. andabout 50 CIIIIteLSXIISIMS were turnedaway beaux, of lack of *poet, KleineAttractions provided the grandstand bill.circus unit pitying Wednesday andThursday Including Roberta's 'nriningdAnimals; Barney and Jimmy Arrogantcomedy acrobats: Ed Raymond, Coon:Dick Newell, rope manipulating andjoggling, and Tom and Betty Waiters,tight wire. On Friday Klein's RhythmRevue of 1941 Included Hob lineage'sbend, an eight -girt line: Paul Roesler.xylophonlat: the Vaedelle. adagio: JanaSide.. vides-de: June taunts and BobAnderson. dancer., Unit was In charge)of Mrs. C. A. Klein. Jack Klein beingmace. Mrs. FL It. Weans rides were onthe midway. ComonalmisIncloded LesterRodgers, peanuts; A lo Defoe,. nob;Weldinis popcorn. Akrinne pennants andLarry Pallonli 12 storm.

SEIRIOIJLA. Mont -Leen of a framegenneetand, 4 -It Club building and stockbarn. ravel by fire during Western Mon.tons Pair and Rodeo litre on August20-23. was entered by ineurrince amount-ing to ninny 130.000. reported ClaudeElder. Orenditand will be replaced by concrete and steel structure. Work ofdeanng deals boron immedtately afterthe fire. and temporary bloodline wereerected in time for the rodeo the fol-lowing night

MACON, Gao-Oriantration has beencorith1eted for a 1541 Middle OmegaSiete Pair for Colored here. new venturebeing ape:oared by the itronceniabianClub. which Includes many Negro beldamC. W. Kellen, is president; .1. S. Ithif ULUvice-preddent: P. J. Hutchings, mere -taro: It. IL Bartley, treasurer. W. P.Dottbli111s clunnum of entertainment:Prot. J. A. Colaten. prtnelpal of Bol-lard High School, chairman of exacuttveCommittee. 8. II. LTD. Negro county farmagent, and Menne Wesley. bonny demon.etratten agent, bead farm Ilvestock andwomen's dlitsbane.

NORTHAMPTON, Pa. - Favored byweather, seventh annual Tetn-CountyPair here on September 11 attnseted record crowd of unman 20.000, said fiee-eetary Robert S. Prable. Tex Ryan andhis hone and the Variety Boys, radioer.tertalnere. headlined the entertain-ment program

RANDOLPH. 0o-Finr weather duringit.nddph Pale on September 12 and 11brought out the largeot crowds in amoand gam enneesenottairee a good BRIM -day. There were pulling contents. ama-teur entertainment, band concerns and football gains, IMMO hail& were filledand Warta, In all department* set rea

cads. On the midway were Tom Hughes.grab Muni; Welelin'a popcorn and pea -mite: T. D. Derry, strIkar; A- L Eleanoreand Ruth Archer. now Mrs. Mary Zenoentente* paltry and bail game: Tour enpennant Akninn pennant. and Larryration's three stoma.

PHOENDf, Ann-Anson' State PateCommusdon contracted with MadeJunior Commerce for use ce tete MaioFairgrounds bore for the annual chain-plonahip rodeo. ChaMber will pay 11.000for the four days. Commtsaton an -flounced provisional acceptance of anotter from Charles Ford, operator ofItaetnerne Track. Chanson to conduct ahorse race meet on the grounds duringthe /fell State Pair and during a M.day period Martini on January 22. Agoorptance of the ?Ord Met howswer. Isrontingent upon the outcome of litigation now pending in Superior Court byankh the communion seeks to Invalidatea contract awarded by a former cons-mianon last year to J. IC. Hateseels. LaoVegas, Nev., to stage winter race mateOM the grounds ores a flee -year period.

OATS MILLS, Wta.-Crawford Countyrtes here on September 4-7 set a new[toed for gate receipts, said County'Danner Anon* Button. there being 10,-413 land edmiselona. as compared toOM last year.

NA81fUA, l&-Atlho Bit Pnur Mr Aaemotion here spent more thin usual forfree attractions and nel,qi:fing. reportby Neaten Mom, secretary. showed a netM 111.02.147, the 1941 fair being ono Ofthe most prootablo in years.

EDMONTON. Altene-City comptrollerOoffive rent to Fohnototon Rehlbltion Aiwa-etatiOn the Met, Ilan00 payment kinderthe agreement between city and Do-minion (Internment for wartime use ofabiblvion graining Payment representstomptntatIon agreed upon to be paidR. James Sperm Winnipeg. by the Do-minion for cartailatIon of the fall racingmeat usually held ion el,11,1411. AmoclaoVon sent the money to naves. Stillosing la $2.000 frown Ottawa t0 thr ea-itocienon for aka/Monte( Its litatockshow at the 1541 mummer fair. fieginring to 1142. the Dominion le to pry thecity ne400 a year. to be turned ono tothe far board to help It carry on in. con.nections with the lisemock Industry.

OTAVALO. Ecuador.-I. M. Sheppard,director of the nannitmertern Society ofTropical Reenrch, Quito. Ecundor, a re.cent natter at the weekly OlariOn Pair,reported it Is largely pat/navel byQuichua Indiens. On the day be attendedan 'indent MerryOcoRomod did capacitybusinese and he estimated the crowd at12.000. of which 10430 were holism.Other Andean Mountain towns also hareweekly faire, Indiana end Cbolcia bunginghand -keened fabews. livestock and angerand woodwork for barter. Tho lacking Inamusement device*, the tales are canr-fat. at the Oilidinais favor bright deem.

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Alabama farm -seas Veterans' State Pair Association willsponsor a alxcley fair between Childers.burg and Sylacauga. Ala.. to be knownse VPW County POT. said Ekeretary-Treasurer P. H. Litman. Plans call for amidway.

CIEOROETOWN, Tex.-Charter tomhem granted et the State ogovtos toWilliamson °aunty Fla and Rodeo As-soclattent Inc., to hold an amend fairand rodeo in thIs city. 01031parators'no given as Calvin S. Sanders. MarvinBehrens and Philip Posberg,

BEST SERVICEyou earn tool he.,se Tew Allbeard

.j delretred 10 vow dope on Wooevery week on obsenotion Sim",wall It to 10Arett TRIAL sub-Zrj:4Crier 0.0 ebe17 Oases Place. Cleeinnen. Oen

October 4, 19.11 The Billboard 47

New Detroiter,Major Spot, IsGodfreyVenture

DETROIT. Sept. 27r-Arcadia, a [nearDetroit ballroom for 25 years. opened thepest week -end under management cCOrville W. Godfrey as a roller skatingrink for the first time. Spot has a newmaple floor. 178 by SO feet. making ItOne of the largest rinks In town. Policywill be to °perste m a big -there rink.and an amicable agreement Is said tobare been made with Red A. Manta. ofArena Gardens Rink, to divide the figueeand opted skating oonteats slated forDetroit between the two rinks., tendersanction of the Roller Skating RineOperators' Asoodateen of the UnitedSeethe

Two etnaltev entice will be operated Inthe same building, one exclusively forfigure akatera and the other for been -ben. Two special lounges here WanInstalled for aide owners, marking anow seep In catering to this class ofskaters. Dust probiern has been elimi-nated by inatallanon of powerful air-coedit:opal.

Spot, will be Only rink here operatingmatinees and nights wrest days a week.Adettulon la 50 cents, with a 10 -centperking charge In an adjoining lot for500 can. Opening was well attendedand among thew present were LarryCientne. of Station CKLW; Beatrice Kaye.Wier of the Bowery and Gag Meals-,thaw; and Peed A. Martin. of ArenaGardena.

Orville W. Godfrey will take personalcharge, with his wife. Mr.. Esther Cad -trey. manegiret Madison Gardena halfa mile up Woodweed Avenue, and ArthurHolland. former rentant, promoted tomanagement of Edgewater Park Rink.Joan L. formerly of Madison Gamlen.,le °retinae with John Hammond. of theorgan family. engaged for the Novecbccd.Both tnetrumenta reey be pitned Inunison Stage has been glaw-encteeedso that It tonturntes a broadcasting

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Roller Follies SetFor Denver Garden;Biz in Steady Gain

DENVER, Sept. Ye-Afternoon andnight rehearsals for the new edition oCBoner Skating Follies. LO bo staged inMammoth Garden Riot here to late Oc-tober. are under way ender the Oltectionof John Mann, not profensionnl. Penaedition. staged In NbeueeT. proved Irosuccemful that Manager Teeing Jacobsdecided on an early presentation of thenew allow in which 60 skaters will tote

Rink his returned to Its full-time op -crating echedule, with skating six nightand reburies,* on Saturday and Suncley.BusIneee, according to Manager Jseobe.bee been on a dowdy Increase Since inertof the new reason. Cleans for womenon Wednesday. Thursday and Fridaymoral/re ere in charge of 24021 andare proving highly popular. Figureskating club semiens, held each SundayV.,ornIfig. are drawing an PaCTras.114number of sketera-proof of growing In -serest in rendied skating here. !Norm -cent lighting was recently beatified atthe rerreallinent stand...

National DefenseTalk for RSL Meet

Sr. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Roller skatingbusiness and 14 relation to nationaldefense to the major topic elated fordissuasion at a meeting of the RollerSafety League In Arena Rink bete onOctober 0. aid Rufus XL !peter. Leaguegeneral manager. Anyone Interested Inthe rink business U invited to attend themeeting. which will also were as an openforum at which operators may ails elute -tans or talk on any subject related COrink operation.

Primer) objective of the OetrenleetIonto Mamie estate of accidents to

skaters mod to recommend practical Ideas,within contre4 of the operator, whichmight prevent injuries. Seek of thisobjective Is the purport, of the Leagoeto eventually be aide to purchase liabilityInsurance at a coat eonaiderably lade thanat praemt.

Memberthip In the League, a compact.steely new orgariesatioe. is open to ailaffiliated with the rnik business. a.:eon. nothing. It maintains beadquartere

Rockford. Dl, On the advisory boardace Otto A. nicht. chairman. Ing Skat-ing Rink, Rockfoed; Fred Letter. Meet/Rink, Cblestgo: Selby Proud; Ed 0. Hol-brook. Donis Rink, Dixon. Ill. and GeoreeR. King. Sliver Leaf Rink. Springfield,

ARMORY Roller Rink, Berwick, Ps.opened September 20. with resselargscheduled for Wednesday. Thursday. Pr*.day and Sattuday nights. Opening at-traction was Mildred flunseelccr, whogave an exhibition. .

&KAMM RINK at Burns Resort,Tens Lakes. Rockwell City, is.. was de -stewed by fire on September 22. Maewas dleonwedby Paul Mama. operator.

EARLY opening of two new tonerrinaa 10 Bpoimne will glee the city aoast of fem. Sem Cook, who operoann outdoor ice rink. panned to open aratter rink on September 27. Sinks }Ne-vin.. former theater man, pions to reap ec

are* rink with i.000 -cot porter,Boor In about three writ

19P=0, a game reported togained popularity at midget auto rowee Listed to roller staters for the t.war at ma opening of MemoKontraitoo Comm stramodai by 41 cap- -

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lasitheosai Mealon Monday. and Friday.. White Plains(N. Y.I Rink Introduced the game onSeptember 17, Anne litt0t3:03311.3 bytome @liftmen because of its newness.reaction to the gams wee Audi that therink maneeenurnt has decided to featureIt tech Wisanceday. according to Prenco.Intrednonon of the game was rat for theopening of Statclarai. New York. onOctober 4.

JOYLAND Roller Rinks. Inc.. staged IL(trend opening September 19 at Omen -vine. WIA

NEWLY remodeled and enlarged Neills-elUe (WU.) Roller Rink staged ILI greedopening September 21, with one of thelargest skating Goons In Central WU-menthe

ROLLERDP.03A N. B. re-opened rosernily for the :all Newand enlarged Mistime floor nes been laid.Enrollment Is being made for [hue de-siring inatnictiona end for private clampsen Saturday afternoons.

ROLLER nnk In Midway AmusementPark. near Maple Springs. N. Y., on LoireChautauqua, owned and operated byTaus Cart, proved an outetainling at -[section dsinne the big 1041 canon endrecord budnera was reported

PAIR PARK Rink. Gonne hers startedtts racing siemens. Races were heelSeptember 14 and September 21, whenabout 800 paid admission for each ofthe Sunday night seerriona. dome favor-ites of 1540 were winners. Several etasof taut mason aro now In the army ornary. Sue 3f ,C orgthiet. stn h.

done earl -lea aPaa101. for the rink. Is nowfult-thee performer on the HammondrrxlOZO. Tor the two sect. of the StateYen of Texas here the Mee racingProem:a will be suspended. races 10 te-atime regular fill schedule on October 20.

ORANTI7IO of a permit by the SanFrecanco Beard of Permit Appeal,. toMrs. Ethel Jean Kibbe to allow bar toremodel the old Market Street Railwaycarbern Into a roller rink, to be namedBan Intheisco Geld beet. marked theend of a three-year campaign to end elocation large enough, she sold. Altera-tions will represent an inesettnent of W-ee -mil 1150,000 and 5280500. Boothe* Ofpriorities on building natertala an open-ing data has not been set. Two yearsego Mrs. Kibbe tailed In eeorte to lee n!part of the Palace cif Pine Arta for arink.

NEW roller rink was to be opened onCelebes. 1 in Webster City. 1s., by Mr.and Mrs, Arthur 'reenter.

WINTER Palace Realer Rink, CabotStreet. Holyoke, Mew. sea reopened forthe winter WWII on September 19.

Travel ObservationsBy Pater J. Shoe

Two outstanding rinks I visited due -frig recent trierela thru the Yam aro ledScott's Skatelend, Buffalo. end 531110.2110estableshment steer Albany, N. Y Gen-eral Manager Scott spent about 875.000In remodeling Ma rink and It It one ofthe mast modern I ha. seen. Mr. Hoff -men, a irate{ man and new ounee Inthe brusintse, has invested upwards of100.000 In his location, Both /pole anwell managed. As a result they aredrawing well and the clientele IS of thebetter element. Another energetic op-erator Is Leo Dente. Springfield.

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The Public PrintsQ/10Wilre finally made the news in

cooreetion with Forest Hills (L, L)borne owners' protest egmnst cenetruetion of apartment houses In their Immo-Mete neighborhood. Mrs. Martin Wirthand Mae and Stella %Mali picketedMayer Letitia:die at city hall on thesubject. , Bert Nevins' "Mr.. America"tournament at Pelisse:1m (N. J.) Amuae-:Dant Park draw the biggest and beetword-saMplc lure matter of title and pos-sibly any other season or many seasonscombined. Why not Mrs. America eUmt-Dattoh on a nationwtde park circuit nextrm? , Assweiated Press Feature &me-lee mugged and totted bardter.eircus fanHarper Joy, whom mainmort hobby isWhitetscing with big tom a couple ofweek. each season. Joy must here beenvexed about those other part-time Joey.sneaking down a side of the street heban enjoyed practically by Menai( for adolma years. . . . New York Weeld-Tete-rein iPeter Mhos) went heavy on yarn about former circus giant JackEarle, salesman ter the Roma Wine Com-pany. Which reminds us that the bigboy was much more articulate on a M-oen' radio program then his inter/loser,Watts IlOyt, who used to be No. ISinger. Hoyt %MA shrewd enough to letthe ex-Ringling Motets grab the goodwords.. The papers didn't menttonthe noisiest table at the postmasters'Ittnchoon given by the Broadway Asso-ciation at the Astor. Prom left to rightthe pewholden were hank V. BaldwinJr. Carlton Itub. Louts 8. Weitzel. R. T.Oepps Jr. Itiontend A. Rorke, ThomasV. Gaffney, John F. Luhra and yourcorrespondent

EXeltarT5 from The Portland (Mt.)Keening Erpreei: **Departure of the

biggest Circus from POrUand caned ohoperennial complaint: How much moneydid It take out of Portland? ThousandsOf dollars, of course. It brought armeehere In the form of a fee to the ally.food purchases, etc. But It left withprone we hope, because the chola is aneconomic function coming Wider thebeading, the service Industry, which con-tributes a big part to OUr way of living.The country (mount exist If every com-munity attempts to build a China wallaround Omit mid 'bold' all the moneyalreuinting in that area."

Nice limning. editor.

READERScrerYwhere, In and out of

show spheres. will applaud the senti-ments expressed Inc an editorial In theScripps -Hoe ard newspapers:

"Mr. Average American citizen Is cheerful. hopeful. capable chap. HeDeeds to be. He must see defame taxesCUt down his molest Income to a pantwhen he hardly recognizes It. He mustsic the purchasing power of what is leftOf his income reduced by indirect taxes.new or Increased. passed on to him Inhigher prices.

"Dot, of course, he mustn't let hisStandard of living slump, lest he lowerhis own morale and that of a host OfMemel who tire by supplying his needs.Be mustn't allow his Icauranoe to lapse.He outfit to take out still more to pro-tect his family. He mustn't atop sating.He should put by much biter pumathen ever foe rainy days shoed.

"He mustn't atop spending. If he didIt might 'shake the ministate structure.'He mUstn't starve chanties. Their nerdsIncrease With emergency. lie mural%Ignore the hundrad and one new de-mands for war tidied In all parts of Lb*globe. Humanity Conies Met.

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:het would dull his brains end reducehis efroloney. Ho mustn't borrow. That'smortgaging hia future. Above an. hemustn't worry. That's fatal.

"Tall order for Mr. A. A. O. Yet, Ifwe know him, hell smile, gird up hLloins abd pull Ulm."

Ditto.

RECDIT Calliope cacophony hero len-it pela 'Crazy Mir CheLaser, who styleshimself "Calliope King." to sound ell onthe honorable art of the saucy steam.Cholaser MOUS that Ma second tentedopera was on Hagenbeek-Walleoe Circus.a 66 -car outfit. In 1512. the late Col.Ben Wallace being described as "thegreatest pain in the neck" to IttnglingBros. and the Barnum attow. lie was17 years old and marking his third cal-liope lob, being just few years behindthe late Bud Horn. whom he calla thegreatest Strom eallioper the 'world hasever heard.

Horn had a contract whit Ben Wal-1 ira4 rota. (before it combined withHagenbeck in 1000) which listed Min.t a feature attraction entitled to 2tee cent of the concert cruse RA ralary.That kind of document is undoubtedlyA circus curiosity. Since Horn, the titleof beet eallioper goes to Harry WILL (notthe ex-nab:et, of course), according toour correspondent. Willa, retired andtiring in Huntington Park, Calif., alsoplayed the aline wagon In tbe mann-cite on the old Barnum show arid withhis wife went thru just stout (eery musteal novelty In the book. Chotaaer sayshe's a chimer himself, haring taughtthe ruellnionts to Mrs. Jack Hunt in '32when she was on the Ilagenbeck show.Ile thawed her how to play the chimeswhile on parade, which seems to be di/ -relent than playing them while theequipment Ls In stationary* position,

Harry Wills, who was on the Belle -Moto Circus, doubled as boss ticket.gent. Thom were the days when 'Pam-mens and Bonnie, of Denver, lorded overthe outfit. They must have been hecticdays. from what were road and heard.Cholasee closed with the excursionsteamer Idleend Of St. Louie and la beckat his home in PinckneyvIlle. III.

This is a sad week. We thought Chou -ace would start a rumpus over the lifeand times of his Meant. Instrument!

Nat Green's

The CrossroadsCHICAGO

NOTES on a busman's bolklay: Itstarted out as vacation, but before

the week wee over the score waa onefair, ono carnired, a need abow and ashowboat Not bad-If you like thatsort of thing. but my better half sniff.."Ho can smell 'em 60 miler away!"Down In Noraistia.nd we picked up aSunday paper and spread all over a pageM the rote were pictures of "Indiana'sNee OPers," otheretse the John Law-rence Tent Players, shoving Lawrencestroking a big cigar, Ernest JohneoUreading The :larboard and scenes fromthe abow. Lawrence Ls an Institution InIndiana. but at the moment his showwas In the other end of the State, Iwo wereluctantly passed it up. Wheelingalong the highway east Of Springnold.0.. a big sign loomed In front of a farmbonee: *Zee the two -headed calf, 10rants." "Went to atop?" the wife In-quired, with just a bit of sarcasm. Wedidn't. Into Columbus along the Olen -tangy and unexpectedly hove in sightof an amusement park. It proved to beZoo Park, opersted by Leo Ihmalein, whotined to run Olentangy Pack, now a mem-ory. With rides from thentangy, Leohas established a very nice picnic parkopposite Columbus VA, and he's doingwell with it. Remembering Columbusonly 25 miles from Delaware, we deridedto run up and say hello to a friend-P.Merely Kelley. who runs a furniturestore. writes books, bosses the fair andIn his spare time is radio man for theRiesling show. It Just "happened" thatthe (Ali was on, so one guess will tellyou where we spent the day. Bev hadJust brought Ws. Kelley home from thehospital and was stewing because hecouldn't get away immediately to rejoin!tingling. He did get away for Houtonon Saturday,

Delaware County Pair is quite an in -Dentition. Lewd to be hidden away outIn the woods. but three years agoprogressive eitleens. with Kelley as theringleader, put over a 6175,000 bond is-sue and established new grounds on theedge of town and with the aid of theWPA built a plant that would be acredit to a much larger town than Dela-ware. There's a magnIfIcent swimmingpool adjacent to the administrationbuilding. 'The exhibit buildings are sub-stantial and attractive_ There is all ex-cellent half -mile track and a grandstandthat seats around 3.700. Some of thebeat harness racing in the State, for gen-erous purses, is staged here, and It packsthe grandstand, The pari-mutuels help,of course. We contributed to the take,sans returns. Very goad night shows arealaged before a packed stand, at twoand four bite a hood, The (bodingShows were on the midway this yearand got a big play. The four -clay fairdraws better than 45.000 attendance.

Oa for Southern Ohio. and at Milfordpled B. Bartone's Ideal Comedy Com-

pany, a neat little mod thaw of 12 peo-ple. Barton'. the owner, Is an old acro-bat who practiced Ms profession foryears without mishap, then ten down

cellar stairs ce something at hie baneand has been crippled ever mince. Thesmall-town folks like him and lea 'how.He pub on a different bill every night.uong the old stand-bys such as TheDeeceted Bride, mark re, and othermetiers, sene plenty of meet and doesokay with the candy MOM. He and themimus live In Comfortable. nicety furniched trailer, and enthral other trailershouse the remainder of the company.Show makes short jumps, 10 to 20 men.playing towns of 2.000 to 5.000, and fre-quently remains in one spot two weeksor more.

Down on the banks of the Ohio wefound Bryant's Showboat tied up at thefoot of Lawrence !Street In Cincinnati.Billy Bryant and most of the companywere uptown at a picture show whenwe called. but Billy's father, the oldcaptain himself, showed us around andwe spent a pleasant half hour with him.Sorry we mimed out on Billy'. promiseto put tea in the Mow-and me broughtour fright wig along, 1001

CIRCUSES appear to be ganging upIn the Southwest. R -B, Colo Mee-

Riamell Bros. and Bud Anderson allIn that territory and a merry billing waris on. The September 5 Lame of theAlexandria. Ls. Deily Town Talk rattleda Russell Bros.' "Tomorrow" ad. storyon the Ringling show corning October14, and a "wait" ad of Cole Brew. carry-ing the One, 'The only 'railroad' circuscoming this year." Seems we remembersomeone making a terrific squawk aboutwait paper earlier in the season!

IN THE mail: Prom Allegan, With. PatPurcell wrote: "On our second annual

showing at Allegan County Fair 116) Itwas necessary for us to do an extra nightperformance. three thaws In one day. tohandle the buatnrea." That Ahmed beplenty satisfying. Pat! ?tom O. R. Lewiscomes n guest card for Western CarolinaFair, Hendraisonville, N. C. Thanks, 0. RIsorry we can't make it. "We bet threeall-time attendance records-at MarionCity, Huron and Sioux Falls," writes AlSweeney, 'and chalked up the UnmetSaturday attendance on record for Spen-cer (Iowa)." Clad to see Al and hisNational Speedways partner. CholordWhite, doing so well In their first seasonwhich. with tough opposition. his beena battle.. . . William Oliver has closedWe season on the advance of Cole Bros.'Circus and Is bock house in Decatur.niter a brief visit la Chicago . . OmerJ. Kenyon back at hie usual winter jobas gerthral repreeentattre of Bob Morton'sCircus and la busy en promotional workfor this month's &how at Maple LeafCarded. Teronto.. . . Carl J. Sedlmayrleft for Birmingham early hot week tonuke final preparations for the RAS en-gagement there this week. Larry HAILof Milwaukee, and Frank Duffield alsowere Birmingham bound. . . Wheelsdidn't work at L. A. County Mr, PO -

men.. Calif. thLa Feat. Were closed MC..ond day of the fair, Heaviest loser wasa local man who had eight beautifUlMona . . , Some et:miners say the racesAt Paella= are killing the fair. Peoplethey my. go to bet on the mom and at5:30 beat It for home. Mutual take atVernon& runs over 5200.000 a day. . . .

Jack Duffield spent several days at Okla-homa State Mar and is now in Dallasconferring with State MO of Texas ce-ficiala.

ROMS(Continued from peels 47)

At present he has four rinks which aredoing well.

!tumorous. other rinks I hare visitedbare not created a good ImPreseten. TBomanagements overlook an Importantfactor In succeanul operation in per-mitting patrons to dines shabbily. Skaterswear old treaters or enter without wear-ies ties. In some instances I bare teenthem wearing overalls. Such laxity Inmanagement tends to keep the betterclass of young people away and a newmanagement will encounter difficulty Inconvincing time public that the rink isa peaty of refinement. It rink ownersdevoted more time to the development ofmanagers. netts would be on a higherplane. One of the important !seem Inthe building Of clientele to the deretop-meet of new skaters, and the field isfolly neglected. Few rinks I see hare

instructor,. In eliike that de bare themthe instructors Sr. often without uni-forms and lack In appearance. I am Infavor Of dame skating, but think It over-emphasized. A check on all danceskaters would reveal that lees than 10 percent of total rink patronage dames.Why, than, devote so much time to theHeld?

Too much tune Is also taken up withspecial numbers, wane operators Winemore than 12 nightly. Today over 00 percent of the Mikis are catering to peoplebetween the ages of 10 and 30, In yearsprat they catered to business peopleaveraging In age from 10 to 40 and Itwas common to me from 200 to 600skaters at a matinee. OmatOra. I be-lieve, run their amnions too Ions. Therahours hare always been the standardperiod for afternoons and nights. Now,however, some Large finks keep openconsiderably longer. The period to whichthe average skater shows most InterestIn the sport is twoiyearo providing youdon't give him too much for his mom.Then., too, have you consedered thatskaters get home at a reasonable timethey are more apt to come an extra timeduring the week? Too many new opera -toes are copying the methods of succeas-ful mammas to other cities, wheroesprograms to fit the clientele of loch-viduel rinks ahoulq be developed. Originelity and eloorminthip will add to theMeese of any ensnarer.

LOS ANGELES(Continual from pope 36)

will stage in Mount Vernon, Ill. CharlesT. (kiss returned Thursday from en ex-tended trip on which he visited manyshows. Ho will remain for a week andthen take a jaunt thhi Texas and Lyn -ILIUM Fidler United Shows ere playingDiet St. Louts, Ill., after a sticonatultour of Michigan. Scotty Cox (SwingBall EleMoyl, for many years a promi-nent ranceasionalre at Loa Angeles piersand beeches, and Daniel Altman. formerconcessionaire with Eastern teeniest",both of whom are retired, Malted TheStarboard Thursday. when they passedthru the city. They are making a tourOf the country and Melting many shows.

Charles F. %Vain...ult. for many yearsgeneral agent with wine of the largercartileals. isasurned his duties La reyre-sentattre of the Optimistic interactionalthis week, attd left for Seattle, the Metstop on his new job. Oran Benet promineat Oetioniatonalre, spent 'cetera! dayswith relatives here before heading forthe South with his torn game. DeeAldrich, of aide -show note, visited whit.en route South to play some of the largerfairs. Ben (lex) Stuart. faint builderwith the Rubin $o Cherry Expoeitionuntil lest month. pawed Hum the cityen rotue to the South. Robert (Ileb)Hancock. who until his injury in Canadaslightly over a year ago, was with RoyalAmerican Shows, was advised by hie phy-Miran that his broken leg le minimthealed and that be will be able to walkwithout the aid of crutches before long.Tom W. Allen, former partner of Clar-ence A. Woetham. who is operating theFort Leonard Wood Resereatleo Arcadein WaymeavIlle, Moo was appointed coat-i:Ottee chairman foe the Horne-CocatugCelebnitt,00 therm

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25o. Any pylon or %Huston. Ssernit photoor *save*, geurned, MT ROSS, 1775boalway. Now Yore_"MANUAL OF SHOW STUNTS" GIVES CCAA-

Mal* Instruction in Juultna. Beton TwalIng,Lane, VantAleo.....n. MellstE. tray $1.00 orwed 10c for booklet et etionroug hicks onham tubiects. FLOYD BROTHER& 30 WingWit*Willta; Chlems. Itt oc4xTRAVLS4RSfo SERVE CPN PRESS AS PRESS

Cat t $.pent-funta work, good adomonay. Of robe! IN9-1.snos "Peas Cod" In yournowt and recorteaglinctomihrts for RICO. Ai.roil to MACAU

1hCHIEF, Was Rade Savieer,

1934 11, "......1.141000, C, 0,10YOU CAN -..EIEVAIN FOR ALL OCCASIOCIS

with our Trick OrowIngs and Rog inclubs.Catalog t0c. BALOA ART SERVICE. OPPfdia.

0c4X

PERSONALS

WILL COMPENSATE FOB INFORMATION OFthe present Icemen of Ron+ and Et' Baker.

Cameral comoosIen wakens La Sobs Italie,Sinai .909. Wire IntnnnatIon collet,. DARTNATIONAL BANK, Wien, Mich.

MISCELLANEOUS

CUR PRICE 15 53.00 M FOR HOUSE -704401MWe do otters. LEONARD

OUTDOOR X.OVERTISINO SERVICE, all 1.Rego. SerincliId,

PRINTING

125 TWO COLOR LETTER MAO% ENVELOPES,$1,50 postpal; 14x22 Winslow Card; colon,

$210 hundred IWakts. Dodgers HUBBARDSHOW PRINTING Rector. AA- 0.41,000 LETTERHEADS, 1210; 1,000 11.4114-

traid 0001 Circulars. $3.00; wretoirech-lea. moat yearboarnhis. Lowest prices. Willgladly estimate anTlYng. EWAN. W000.Riche

COIN -OPERATEDMACHINES, SECOND-HAND

NOTICEOnly afrottlemnante et quad 11488.101

aompted for oublionioa In this whoaMookinoo of Winn/ m...costae..and Nagwampum. ooleoefaly In Th. allloorad byoembohnon, *wreak.not 4 asesioleal as "Awl" ha

BALL GUM. 1/2" FACTORY FRESH. ScI PDXTab, SAutaeek, Midoor 011cits,_ may Ver6,ng

Cum, icm n x.f cpaiw, Mt, PionaintNewark, N.J. remcl txB ONUS. le, ICc AND 25C.145500: 0. T. Ie. So

a 10c. 12100; llayty 1200;Skyfighters. $115.60; TrackVisset SS CO:Deans Had, WOG EYBR1EN. 89St Noma% R.corr.A,PAck3. 5050' IMPS. $e.io:

Cr..,. 11 50: Is aid Ss It W. Pandora,SS OS; Robeow 2.tio-1 Vendors, $450.: StransVoackwo. 11.00 M. B, 444/(047JE Ill. pax42S. Famerrine N. C.ERIE ovcr.aas. MICKLEY TREASURE ISLAND

mutow.494., karchant.... otraws.Panama k PIANAts, WON F Own.NATIONAL. 4242 Meta. PNIadobNo, P.ESOU-Pli PRES4106 moms. s$840,,,,EACH

eget foe 8513O0.itym fee asooa. vd.r.t.z.writMe;

MO for 6s2000. Per act ecindolan.thicout. 11M101111 OROSBaintano; N. I

russetaS. $32.$0, ciaCW151131C-34103-:allsamites,C 0250 DepOsat

Wnty k. IM, COMt0411,_Cali, 4.4 Pee. MayTobem. JACK CONLON, Tbsornopobs.

FACTORY REBUILT RED HEAD TRACK01.11-1.

Clear&mktg.. of latter. Gomm{ monay makers

deport, balloon,C. 0, D. Also Wowing factory meencliteensiOS and 1-1;81 Free Kw Pe Caws at $15.00;

blast* _IS; Show. Power Hones, Rea. KgCadillac. Orion Major.. AT $30E0.

tonnation. Low UP. At $15.00. Paras, 13;Cief, Labor. CroWmo. Al $40.00: Rffeatm.At $S000: Pour Roses. Vera. At 135 00,High Dhe, Twin Six, EXPitur. Ton Spot, Sell.,.chanpattat Ow -FWD Ban UMW* Coln F.00EC, tiok Har,49000.00rkwEIC.,r,trizomCO 261 An... Chicase.

FOR SALE- KEENEY SUPER TRACK TIMESPastoin Paolo Raton, MM. Redo

Riffo, Iltsuround Saha. CHARLeareNew Bedford titan,oc: 8FOR SALE CR TRADE - 50 NORTHWESTERN

meson( Madwwi. WM* CLARENCE W.ANSLEY. Sonia fo,

FREE PLAYS - ALL IN Art CoubiTFOFF.

Ps ogigw.isecont1 37,35147;os..D$1$.34'1

iltuLtt.$7.50; Thurman. 57 50; Lanie n, v s so: OntoSatts, 11 _ °sena.. 50; Buckaroos.$3 50 Ova woo mac boo Ploys, Pay Tables,Consoles

orand C PWOmPle

ta 711,f.11. COMM 101i chtias

8from.5490 f C4: 418.0.1WW1

order. balance C, O. 0. METRO NOVELTY CO.2030 N. CPW-aflon. a

CET THEM BEFORE PRICES CO SKY HIGH.Milli 4-411s, $210001 'Lomb° Payout, Wait

}0300: Saraimo $95 OS: Wensate BON, SGSOO: Blue Feast and

t $55.00 V. P. Boll.. $28.50:s,Siclaming*

pride 1 _Play. $22 30; IonnInga coal., 54Wan $47.50; Milli C.90111 Nock, _1c Pax 510.`50;hordess Today Venda. 51 9.90. y Oopos.tfrirmi40,43: ,cvi.C.1,r COIN MACHINES.

HOLLY UNIVERSAL GRIP SCALES, USED ONEWilk 19.75 each ; ColISob Tr:0e Clip Scones,

used 5 road's; $1030 *mil, Fheo Ela SOsad.. WESTERN NOVID-TY =WANT. 400San Francisco. 0 Pao. Tex.PACES RACES. BROWN 1ACKPOT, 3114.SO:

Penny Elotlean, 517.50.: Sc ER., 'CtIFFRA x'Pad< CoPection Venda, Wool CO.?.MAN T.iSMSLTY, Rockford. II,SEND FOR BADGERS 12 -PAGE COIN MACHINI

Cin7s304. Oro, 1 000 rocahltkined Machineflorae-, Otte uple% Ports, SupPi6o. BADGERNOVELTY. 2546 N. Wrt, Milwaukee.. ViTo.

no2Bet

SLIGHTLY QUO 2Se AND SO4 IENNINGrCON-Slot,, perfect Condition. $50 OD oats

Dtpalt $5,051 cedar. I. R. KATZ, Fatown. Is.-SPECIAL"-10O POSTAGE STAMP VENDING

lieschinoo,126.50: 25 5c OuCoonlar EalaliveCandi, $17.301 10 1s Model P 110 Shot Gem.511.50; 2'S It Snack,. $7.30. Wanted -1101

44.Cu.. MseNnito. CM.V.0 VENDING. 402 Welt1 Now YorkWANTED TO WY - MILLS PUP 9110f4Ft

sanais ova 401/500. Aim, 1937 awl 193t1Keeney TaLalt Timm. BOX 92, S1okat.1114. 0,

colaWANTED FOR CASH - ARCADE MACHINES

cowrie., Ponny AMOROutfits. Sky 0 tern, Sky !.Inns, 011yernobles,

8ornben, k Bowlna Mayssi-.1 100 !Ms Slot Machnos. Nate all andSweasHerke NS, 10110o. sit.twr SALESSYSTEM, 635 D Northwest, Waainglon, 0. C.

WANTIOt MILLS. *Mt WATLING AN;Slot Machinos feo cam. Ommilia

ir lowest pea. 1014N M. SEW...4T,,a1 15

WANTED -.CASH PAID DA FIFTY GENrANDMar 11011, M7k PrOFerred. Writ. NI hof

haat KENOMATIC COMPANY. Tab. CatWILL BIN OR TAKE TRACES ON USED

phonocaphs-Wnto full Paoli 0.184411fOu14, sou ar*1 'Mut you want to bus

NATIONAL NOVELTY CO.. 183 Mani* Read,Moulds. Long Viand. N V, ITm

1:41181N01. Ltd% mul-eNAMIPS, 127.50 EACH:Q.T. and Vest IL 1122.80isochi '7 Gads

and Schwa VAnnors. II 3 OD each. GokambiaBilis. 0, 1. 5.37,50 each/ C,,oldon Whoolo Tor/

se.00 aach 10 L. PARTLCA%640 Broad Awanta. Ga.40 PENNY ANTE, stiCknix USED 1200

each; 3 Ton Seiko, 512.50 mat Igargains Pfmnowieht, Cues vel Arcade Ocuanont.TROJAN NOvILTY, In i ) W. P.m.. Loi Afteht.

FOR SSECOND -RAND GOODS

A 0 W POOT BOER STAND AND FRANCHISEfor sale, (day, Indiana. R. O. COLEY. Loyal,

ALL AVAILABLE MAKES rhsoveRs-rwevaawl homy teskome4 slat Pacer; Ranh,

114 SO. CARAMEL CORN KR/1171001T. 122 S.thileod. Okada. IIICORN POPPERS. GARAV411eCORN EQUIPMENT,

et.reieure Ranh Pisani Kayla. Ilkemas,Tanks., LenvEaR...ns. Burch, Orator. Dunbar.NORTHSIOE WO CO, 1.4ter44o. lava,

art Re

fOR SALE - LONG MAKE x0Airr 600 OSancoo $1 TT /17' tell for $20 00.

H WI CHT, South we. 44

NEW VAGABONDS AND ALMAS AVAILAKE105 bernoSaie delway. flay neat and arcs

now flOCti. Ore 24 It. Mow Tandem wills*not $1,595.00: load 17 tr. Alma Somme"3293.00-41 Ir. Vagabond 544500 5rwownsinIsall)r.PRZE. OWo derya Roz,sosw.,Lich ate;3 DIMCDel CARS. 33500 EACH; STRIKETTES.

DEUSPOO Durango,t, Offko, Cratoig

PA la.

FOR SALE -SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTYCHAIR-OrPLANE, 415 SEATS. FIRARR I MAKEI

44 fins Anonsh from Denbo" StabonamCsroucal; best offer. I. IL ALLY, Rt. R,Anacoselo. D. C.FOR SALE - 12 OAR Litior twp moos;

10:16y Pony Corm, 000.00: Swon tilde$2.00.02: Kukty Boat Ride, $20000, co 573060for The Tame Kiddy R1dm. All aro in padoporalIng eadition and noddy 10 SO. Loan*

bocMi. hero to m

aa*. Adds's; CEO. C. BMWS.

krat Dosch, V.?OR SALE - PRACTICALLY NEW PORTABli

Veit Cr Who. 8..sin for cash If Talwesat onto. H. E. WATSON, Amolds Parti, Is.FOR SUE -TIN CAR a loorriziot ANDS

form Whoa% Both two mon Oatwith motors and mayteng; chtapctvaE M WILLARD STRIPLING. R. 5, Mailed,Urn.FOR 5m I -COMPLETE CARNIVAL, T RIDES,

Twin Lye1 Kant, Imam Icahn_ MIDWESTAMUSEMENT CO_ 304 West 5th Si., KowaCity. Mo.NINE CM TILT.A.wHiRL - C400 COMM.

mem, hognly-oli8,8 Upended rah. C. A.WILLIAMS, lox 225. IacksorMite Bead. Da.

0411

TE N T S -SLIGHTLY USED 10x12 1444,20;30 20.40. nen, 3005 WOO. $16s

walland Common, Tonto. KIRI% MFG CO.,1954 Cued Ace., Chicago, 04100

MOTION PICTUREFILMS & EQUIPMENT

NOTICENowt and awlsy adoethemaish of is -

hone larobOthowansn will 14 toonil beTh wowIllm departInot. lookfor "NonTkoatrif ales" Is. tho lades

S.

A GREAT NEW 16MM. LIST NOV.? READY FORfall and venlv. Don't nen if. allans,

merit, Suave tn. Adetelier8 SWANKS!qaN Skink*. 111101., St. Lou,,. 1.40 °CUR"ME HICK- SERVIC3." RAYS mst. 10**1 C

Van Ammo Ir., 011 Spiess,. N. Y., and 141's'ut yeatal Mar tiro Non/.cao

wies : 10418M P: 0.8Wyk*rac Low; bd. Ara Ow cost,1;e0 Only $5,7SFor Canards I SIAM. Bound PtorataI *0, anentio woe; henso shifittly Withal Rand hoOct To14 RoadMown. al itiung ewethat, ZOO lama* prawns. Fa quick. ancient

railabh wow. Min tho hoary ofssrrutitam. CINEMA SERVICE INC. /S60.11klicaelowy. Now You,AMO1fiOv$f -. 04CAV TALKIE

boo conyffortlas Salrd Easpenal, WLPIograrns fonhd 'wiener*. *hod I

Pro*.10co. 4916105 ROSHOtr, Slot.Thcom &".. 1hawah.ATTRACT10191 OF MERIT AT PRICES YOU

can aff..Ipt so sir WPM. sound 09y. EAR110. STRAOARD FILM SERVICE, C110140,01W. Va. 4411

BETTER 10MM. SOUND PROCRANQinCAtroskly, If intwoistod eV cs,4My

'mem), wets 1431y. WAERLY. I S..t. Lows. ChaceBUSSA'FILMIxouwce coal's comsisrt

stock of 35ENA. Lat. Retwaso, Moeso PleatChi of Megasstsla pea New casks free.

nanckasio. act IfaiarrATMT IJY IN 3SMM. SEND roof

Ow lists. W. Mae MI bought col INftwI Sheds Of ARSO ex An panto

enthniw OPERA NMI. Milledm. Mo.

COrOrt; 17844t18 VS.°A.,14.1147"1",MOW thanand, Ot4aROADTRODWIVEH - SOVNI1 PO.

paw from Mos daily trat 11 0 GO) notalabA1,500 f :Afton to whet Iran hoywheaHoned a. sON. 101AL. IO S. Th4rd 11.,'Ma.1eFEM. Tarn. tan

PHOTO lit/PPM=DEVELOPING.PREVTINGits

ASK FOR RIG NSW mouum. DinterPotrtmcostae Carailit flo AF

aconsorht, eesoment oaf twoof

Wryred,wells OW 04i Pariah

Sy .01.10.0t _fu 1"mAAKI, AAow. Ner,_14. Y.DEAL wrrm fir a-1.41144TO

fith 1=4,11 ItD07. 10;0Mall% 1.66 P.O Oar, fda4700.11.

0.

52 Ties Billboard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSDIME PHOTO corms CI -MAP -ALL SIZES.

Better drop In and He them. AA the latestimPinmenitrCAMERA co.,its. IIIMa cl 37"Ramonaooc.to.

easx110.13 DEVELOPED - TWO PRINTS EACH

and two tree Erilareennant Cmcions. 73CReprinin. 2c oath: 100 or ronco. 16 SUMMER'SSTUDIO. Unbernlb, Mo. oc4x

4 FOR TO 50015115 TOR LESS -NEW COM.binetIon Medians making 11/2142 and IsS

bails rd hall Weft We cony ell sizes Einarman Direct Poonnee Paper. I Vix7.51Y. $4.75per rob Class frames, Foiden, Mrone-4s.Free estabs. liblAKEY'S PHOTO ANY.203 L 12th St., Kama* City. Mo.

ACTS, SONGS & PARODIESLYRIC OR MUS,C COMPOSED -5O% Of

ergetpities, Sea 31 .00 to, any them WeltnaMaa LOW1L1 /111(DLY. Veterans' Hoe-

Pittstairek Pa.

COSTUMES. UNIFORMS,WARDROBES

A-1 EVENING GOWNS. WRAPS. $200:50e uo. Furs. Costumes. Mined Bun.

sea $1.00. 3ereN Wear. CONLEY. 310 W.47th. Now Yetk.

- BRIDAL. SATIN. LACE VALLIRSC°I;OVVSGO so. 5) 00 each. QuantIthee. $200leads poututd. GOWNS, 85- Veinal Ate.IOMEWS. N. Y.

MAGICAL APPARATUSA CATALOGUE Cf MINDREADINC, MENTALtpoem, Some MINN. FAH56 NerecoNis, Fore-

ttiali%,Cargt.:tuc4 k:

Whoiewsle. largest rhsorST64.page 'Ma:MOMLecotigo 306 NELSON ENTERPRISES )315

NoeATTRACTIVE 216-PACC ILLUSTRATED PRO-

IAage Catalogue of Mkt, IlinOs.Venhiloo.aal Figures, Mc, 2Sc.

'S. 04311 Walnut. Phladeachla PALARGE ritatssioNAL htACIC CATALOGUE.

2Se. MAX HOLDEN. 230 W. 424 StVON ORE. Ft Y. oe2Sx

ANIMALS. BIRDS,REPTILES

tM,AA ANIMALS, BIRDS, SNAKES - SOUTH

American Porcupines, Pacan, CoetieuridirMonhers. Atiecd .lea of Snakes to,dims% SNARE ICING. Prownmilio, Tex ix4

ALLIGATORS. SNAKE DENS, 55.00.12,.Rating Turttm An. Cnernargen:, ,

B ar Squhrek. RaHlormake CM Catalog 10eMid ALLEN, en`W. Fla of I81

ANIMALS. WADS REPTILES - WRITE FOR

ml=PUPPIES- POMERANIANS. PIKINC.E11.

Scotties. Show hoe from imported chem.yaps meek. Tommy- bye &Elam and 19.ROCKWELL. R. I. Box 4f. Kokomo, Md.

HELP WANTED

ENERGETIC FLOOR MANAGER FOR MODERNShining Ibrik-Abo to teach demo siert

Preeeree parties_ Pieter anddla ape personB OX C-240. Billboard,PlIlLOILLIES IN ALL LINES - Cal/11.11t

/WA Vklln. SAM, AccoNFort, Segni. Morel.Iles. Slat, wages ...mown sent Moto. Steadywork BOG WHITTON. narSaindee. KN.TENOR SAX OCKRILING VOCAL - MUST BE

goal cop slaver and real on tense. PreteWiaod minNclan InIereiNd attardineUnion. good agoaawca. MATT OITTON.eell Bo

eeox

40. MaritutfainWANTED -GIRL VOCALIST: SING CMG -

Intl keys. PersonalIN and waniNtoSend oPoto, oteorgese red miser wanted.TOMMYAnadst. Go cell

ROGEN ORCHESTRA. Wisteria Gardens,

WANTED - BASS MAN DOUBLING VIOLINoe Collo; Sax Me, 6,..tling Nnolln Or col*.

Union, tOadlitt ROSEN ORCHESTRA. WrilerlaCardon. *trams Ca eel t

WANTED - USUUL PEOPLE FOR VAUDE-Mile-Pleorae Tent Show. South all whim

all particulars and lowest. HALESNYDER. Wilson, N. C

WANTED TO BUY

atm.'s sowtokc ALLEY. rtiHrovo CRStamm IMO. wills of without toan rd top.

St e% once and Neelstlen. WY SISSAWIN,Lansdowne, Penna.DAY CASH rot LONG RANGE LEAD CAL.Mei No MM. COT/ Verat wlon. O. W. CHESSER, R. 1, Frainknn. Ind.WANT COMPLETE RINK E O U I P M E N T -

Skeen. P. A. CrInde, Sander. Hoof It A.I.

IlUlbotedNO Ton. Veto best

all.cash time BOX C.2.41,

, ClesUnri

FICOuu Family Album

SOME well-known outdoor show personalities are ihOwn in thisPINE*. stunned in 1917 or '18 on the C. A. Worsham Show,. The plcturois from the collection of Roy Rupard, secretary -menace, of Texas SlateFair, 001111., Seated, Intl to right, as the late fiercely Whits. Worthwnpeen man; W. N. IShmi Hari: and Fred Beckmann, co-owner of Seek.mann Cr Getty Shows, now a unit of the Amusement Corporation ofAmerico. In the rem. left to right: Tony Thanes. Charles Kilpatrick,deceased: the late Clarence A. Wortham, owner of the Worthen. Shows:the lap. Giotto E. Robinson, a carnival executirer. and Harry HafitOtk..

Me naltbnard Int UN CU reader's to aubmIt pRnerie taken from IS to28 wort ape /I a wan -sally requeeted that virtue., be CLEAR and that11m7 ho amonepsnilect teeth cootie/No deimitptice data. Group Moto' arePritirrred. but pictures of Nut 1:44::41: who arg STILL LIP/NO Mill beweelonied Th'p wilt be retunwd Se so dented. Addresr now randyAlbum Uttar. The Ed:board. 35-27 Opera place. COW/1MM. 0.

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TROMBONE, TRUMPET -Ovalle:cations. 1021 W. Waitungton

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atir H, 321 W. 47/I. St. Now Valk.HAMMOND ORGANIST - fXr1R1-

lanced dance. heel. radio. cocktailAlso PIN Pareamhord and Selenax. JAY .1104 Menem Oarempart. lows. Val 2.3232.TENOR - 00111113 STEEL GUITAR. VIOLIN.

Reed, Men1n1, hems tram. car. Ulan.LocatIM ernmeem KENT MILLER. 2403NOON. WIdnla. KanTENOR Sts( -ARRANGER -CAN STYLE RANO.

NON Mid -West. Yea& Nerdy experionee,Kaye Minty *corm. Can coach.leadm SIMO $441y. also tor wran'sr.":74C.245. Baboard. Crier-natl.TRUMPET - TONE. RANGE. READ. CO. AGE

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October 4, 1941 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The Billboard 53

Wee cm newet. A./ten Claelearale.oal3 Mare be:. was made vetthout mishap

Parsteetja Colt lesewsi-oristatOutsted- And °".4.Eant" anaa Toddy 144. MondayettnetIcet. A,snd(G tor hratieen....10/1 TAM. Steblar did a good )ob of laying out thewe. vers summer imiteent. ad& midway on the =ell tot. Openingweek *Patinae mom W nle,ee,,te:e eeeeeee, itte pi= night's crowd was largo and attendancela rove.. GM a Amway ewe. rlinruse. easedMertl via the local radio Ma-rimard. TY, Kt conWayn Incre thrwut the week. Runts

TredAerwee Awe.% cwwe...-reran. tud his Too 1300. I.:WU/eller& Meth= drew a big<beton conies wee We .teelUe. /Wm he*/ crowd end en rides 011....40td good play.

Rall'141 Visite were exthangtel here With Mem-

E.of Zacchtni Ilroa Shows Tam

R r, Nun - Yvette Tituantlie weD, rewbeset Boswell Anauennerst COM-rinse eui net.s .we ewe wet& Tne.her Ad. ar elavon. Cretediema Rama Pahl. alto muted, RB PAnrrt Lasalle.

rd (*view reat o val at.remedy 4.woofs, 1441onsse of Damp LW, VA. J. Stebtar la re -

Loon, dude . Jas. rums ass, aria's covering fr= a recent illness. VeenAl.aren Wm.. Efts leek Ma. E.111401e, tn4b1118. lens eaduntd the duties iee

oali seen/tory. atarieger J. E. Meister edeloestmreed tel leuterosr /it- 11R will a winter unit in Clown

and Florida The writer Is its. andTel Itte BIlibeerd sake agent. J. Shame

Weevil. 0 "'"*""`" Is on the sick 'Id.Sarcitnet Green, Va. Week ended Sep -deem Omar -Dm teethe? Looetton, ball park. Attabdres,

Artiet, ir Volunteer Fire permerment. Businese.good. Weather, fate. Po41 pate. S COWS.

ada This was shows' Weird year here endTh. tilt Bud apeman gave good ca-Operatiors. ElvetY-

TVAT ryae3nalr,_ eom. Dearve. Joarnie, thing opened on time on Labor Day andachettne Irons a near -by army campAdorn well atteeulance. Dualities alsooondeo, was sided by acaditra payday. Mondaynight new a lam crowd, and all didgood bnainees. Crowds Increased Tune -day and Witchteadey nights and freespending mottled, Satunlare Chil-dren's Matinee drew a large crowd andthe highest gross of the season so far.

,nit In..., via, N '177 All shoal' and 0011CtillaCMA did well.11'er/sr t"-- De Mita free got were popular. Mr.

lisernmint eirearem Panel NE deb <V And Mrs. Joseph1 attb1L' and Mr. andwadi *vv. ten asto-ei.. Alt eroWee. yet Um. Heal Mader made =del tripe to

,rtf, Dees. IlptholL OVI4 PJahmar.d. Va. Cler.eral Agent Billieiseni. Al? Catlin* - red. nos. 1121200W, at. Memo returned from ettoconfnl book-

ICIP.'"""4 'A411' r"6"...... M. Mg trip In the Carolinas. JosephRyes

122 cad' ad na'aa'aa inonts.ea hitwo went over in a bit *city.Ous Ditabeth /Munn= has hey well.flathedflehydnd clicking. The Ferri/ Wheel took

AT LIBERTY top tide money. with Bandadi's Loop -it -Plane Ku= second. Al Bercesofre

VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS Rid ride ed. 0. D. Poiret* was electedpresident of the Jack Pot Club. Bill

eon,°emcee/donates slated friends

Ott WArcentOn. Vs- Bob Milerea GallJr!,1: don mirtnzt.41. SCR I:.rt.,. Berne is still packing them In.

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AT LIBERTYMIRES AND FAIRS

BALLOON ASCENSIONS-PerecCo.ito Iunclre MerSten cbtatment fee

fain, peaks and celebration, Ion place. env-tien. Always rettatina. Caw unit now workingle ter SOirtK CLAUDf L. SHAFRR, 1041 5Dermison St.. ind4nreorls. fed oe 11

FOR YOUR FREE ACTS -PCs FISHER'S FEARLESS FLYERS. fartmerd,

C,-elonen. ppWORLD'S HIGHEST

Aerie/ Conorion Act. High pate Uttar.Other aces foe:we for Indoor den. winterthaw condifed. C. litC.CINS, Bittboard, Cas-ein...O. 0. oc25

BURNS ATTRACTIONS --TWO Le/USUALend wit tistr are temdwe eerd eftteml

trequaled dog and Deny act and the Ns.fwmer Stens Teemed Wild Reser Rack Ns.80th sets bah* Wet** Fed weeny acts.Low ',note w4 hdt itaatty. F. W. BURNS.Con Det., rayettetatter. N. C. oc I I

FOUR HIGH-CLASS ACTS - WORLErt MSTWee Act. real Comedy. Tramp P.ierPt ActNo.neity Tram* Att. Haed.Ssisect-c end

Aerobeile Act. RINKS CIRCUS ATTRACTIONSRenee I, Cudahy. Wit ccISjAACES COCSWG.1. CL0-Lor CCP. UNCLE

Sam en Hires Mils For prides, testIvals andism 1433 Peso Sr.. v tern. Neb. oe IS

DIRECT FROM THE LOTS(Continued /rote pope 36)

appearance, IllUeltietz started stow Stem -day and Ttlesday, but arcked up ilt=the week, with a neareapecitySaturday night. The Harris fondly Coredhere. while Sun Proem and Joo MasaiJoined with tour co, ...Wm. The ate.KAY Company CAM. an with Delve -Your.self Cam end fire conceastons PIT. 551WMIMS WWII Wire Milli kg Us :Ideawhile all ride, were repainted, CentralAgent Money lett for WHOM B. C. Ileamanaelng the /AU there Una year. Addle(Credo Miller. of the Thrill Show tear -Mg bs nante. Called. WI did Len Doction,of the saw show. Sol /rugger reportedexceptional buonere for hts bingo stand.alembic* of the Tame...lite (N. C.) FairCommittee stated. John Curry receivedhie IndlsettOri papers from the army andleft for New York. =a DAVIS.

Franks' GreaterMacon. Go. Week ended September

13, Location, Foundry lot. Mathieu.food. Weather, goad.

Many joined this week with new shoesend =legations. Orceaaa for the mooredweek et this not were almost ea goodin the that week, and Manager W. g -Pranks decided to remain on the samelocation for a third wear.. Showsreluctantly leave Moons to start a W-indt of Georgia county Gnu after play-tng 18 weeks at three different tunes toAbove norir.al Minnow; here. Herb Crewe,Mined vette, too oonowatOrte. and DUIBrown CAM* Oh with PUnhouse, Penny

me...vAw AND cLeDys, NICH DOUBLE Arcade. diggers and long-range shootingTrappe Act and ewes peep, Contayr con, gallery. Cecil Rite Wed a hoop -La and

Ch.e4 Batentleg Act. Avaiiite toe fain, in. Cigarette shooting gallery. C. L. Merindoe, [Iron. Addtess 317 OA St., Columbus. booked his Monkey threw and AthleticOno. eel Arena And will Join at the first lair inSTEVE FARKAS-STliT WALKERS FOR FAIRS. °all"' di. 8. Latfur booked An.

celebration =ann. Coownittces, swim othry CH71 Show. 151114 Caney Joined theCentre Otv.,ra. sea Obi Show operated by Billy Berger.

Her husband uon the ticket boa.CRIAT CnA.VeRT - STAR NIGH -WIRE

Act or the 19,10 Neve Yak Worirrs fair.Now booking Southern, tem CAEAT CALVERT. World Of r un164 Avoid An., Roc/we:W. N. Y. netAntal Cnerdon leoend Suffolk, Va. Week ended September

kw bet*. Tense, Ce.nr reefers Teals. 13. Location, Wells lot. Strained, Mir,Fluty savenases. ewtenense.les. Inenvet Weather, Mtn Pay gate. S renta.

Is cel into* ket.4141. fr.. night's opening, LA superintendent Joe

AT LIBERTYPIANO PLAYERS

YOU CAN'T FORGETYou can't tic004 to buy The

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weak oe unnenetket Sosotyrea,1 31ter 10..werk TRIAL ache toDrogstien *eat. The Iglebeenl.27 Carr. Place. Chulensti. Ohl.

Wolfe AmusementUnion, S. C. Week ended September

13. Location, Courrhoure Square. Alle-rgen, American Legion Post. Buenasexcellent, Weather, good.

Being the rise shows to ploy an up -tent lot In medal years, organization

vitalkcct up good Matinees under Ameri-can Legion Post suipues. Shows planto day out until Decent= I and thengo into winter quartara long enough torepaint before going Into Plesrlds forfew data, 12 plrl 204112 the first Weethe unit has gone Into weds for thewinter. Now eorscoseloriattee Include Mr.and Mrs Swam, deltitond. etgatette gal-lery and bail VA*: Mart Wabblhe. acingearns ball game, candy floe* and candyapples Ned Barfield, Own; Roo ClOodman. bottle games. Other conceseloin-sires Include Mr. and Mrs. Como Harris.pitch -MI -you -win: Mr. and Mrs. Harry"Neilson. palmistry booth, ball game andpenny pitch: Dud Iludtngton, over andunder: Mr. and Mra Milton bteNtace,pen game, pettily pitch and jingle board:3.5.r. and Mrs. Clarence Hrgemala, matchbox. Mr. end Mrs. Louis Galitine ar-rived with their Octopus. Manlier BenWolfe presented Mrs. Wolfe with a sawtroller upon her antral from GreenvilleS. C., where she hat been foe ti4 puttfee wrens bonne of their daughter's Ill-ness. Rh, tits IVCOTrrect and is On theroad to health. ETJOMTE C. COOK.

Arthur's Mighty AmericanPrinerIDO, Ore. Three dap, ended Sep-

tember /3. Loodfoe, bat/ pork. Ausincea.Crook County Pair. Btu -Nest good.Weather, cold and rain. Pay pole. JOCanty.

Cold weather prevailed here and twodays were lost by a disagreement of thefete board over theme' location. Part ofthe board wanted the show* on thefairgrour.da while the rest held out fora downtown Swath:at. Shows wereerected in the fa:wounds, but thenwere forced to tear down and mere tothe ball park when it Wile discovereddose power company was unable to pro -Tide sufficient power 00 operate 1h0show,. SO they Were unable to open untilThursday Whitt. Pubtleity created by thesousiabie be -nettled the &haws. and OpePeMg night drew a record crowd despitethe weather. Attendance increasednightly. climaxed by over 43.0O3 Saturdaynight. The etretia sacked. Entered. per-forming Cepheid: Anna Velde Metcalf,Joseph Metcalf. Olsen end Ethel Henry.Tod and Mediae Henry. Joseph and DellaRyan. George and Donna Weld, ManuelMercies, Jese and Maurice Leamington,Peggy anianute. Virghtla Edwards and

Donna Iran }kitty stn. feature -.t IDFriday's parade. Merry-Go.Round andRellopithe topped rides, while GeorgeCC:rah:Lug and Walter thsralinea CirrusSide Show 004 shown Mr. and Mrs. L.loydCartoon's cookhouse had a busy week, asdid Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Massey's.Theo the Worts of Allen glee, VenturaCounty Pate contract was awarded theshows. necessitating cancellation of lee.end Northern CalitoenUt locations thatwere scheduled to be played en rotitsMr. and Mrs. Pun are In Hollywood, butwill more to Ventura, Odd., to takecharge of the bookings for this engage-ment. IL Valleau and G. A. Montgomeryopened their Mabee of India shows hereto good rosulta. 6. Pfeldes Pickard. ownerPickard Arnold Shoes visited and re-ported Mewl% Ida, sustained a pandit:*stroke and Is ret'uperating at a Bend(Ore.) hospital. violet and Phyllis Walkerleft for their home in Los Angeles. ClovenHenry's trailer woe slightly damagedan routs The Warnock Bowling ventsmeet was won by Doreen, Dike endAlice Math, while the Pactfle CoastShowrneire Amocietton award went toMrs Emma Muds. Member) of theallows Vatted Amer:can United Shaw,at Aunts Pair en route from thunbetdge,Ideho. Prineville marked shows' flatstand In OVE$023. roldt Mlle. (acmesbingo operator. who Urea In Bend, Ors,rutted. WALTON DE PELLATON.

Crafts 20 BigSan Map, Calif. TVO tOOCk1 ended

September 70. Location, Wet calrantShotepoioida. Auspices, American Le-gion Poet. Bun nor,, good. Weather,good.

atensgement decided to remain hereanother week and eloped n aucessetulstand on September 20. Oreaunsatiretloft here for Loo Angeles where It willremain several weeks. 'Ills huge air.plane factories and many somesoilplants are working night end day ondefense projects and worker* are gettingtop wages, whieh makes an abundanceof spending money. Mrs. 0. N. Craftswho bee been hospitalized for inveralweeks with a punctured leg ligament, lamuch Unproved. J. O. McCattery. J. DIBrown end Iry Pollack visited arAtoured the midway with Manager BoyV. Ludingtein Some 1(00 members of thebattleship LeTtecrophant visited themidway. GEORGE PAR MT.

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NATIONAL BUSINESS BOOMFall and Wmter Season RushAnticipated; Employment Is Up

Fair week -ends benefit resort concessionaires-dere:sheprogram htimulates business --wages are reaching newhigh peaks thruout the country

NEW YORK. tarot. 27.-Pree alienates is here to day stabile, with more Vold°"Vending more money on amusements curd recreation than ever before. Cone...man-atees. bingo and nteabund operatece. ',nehmen. direct milers and demonstrator.have had one of Um best. If neA the beet summer of all time, mirth many newrecord. oitabrithect. The extraordinarily heavy public spending tot atnumenridawas one of the features of the meanie,. The peonpecte for the tall and sinter arepattletilarry bright, and merthedieltaa men ore v. -dieting that they willmale a MMus be teeth now andChristi:me. Ckeiaumer exprodItium forgoods and union an likely to reach076,e00,000.000 this year. Thla aumwould minims not only lad mara MO,.000X00.000, but alao the preview highof $72.00101:0.000 In 1920. This snereasedspending. the direct result of atesdlly in-gevalilsg pay rolls, la wermeno news forprim and premium users, foe theirprofile ran correepondingly.

The weekly Index of The New YorkTana moved up to 1303 for the weekof neptember 13 competed with 1109 forSeptember 14. 1940. and 1019 for the/Mat period In 1930. The Realness WeekIndex for the week of September 20 wayat 1549. Them Wane mean that fie.Weis are speeding up production, soak-Ing doable and triple shifts In bornegams. The &Cellar program continues tolnallble empandltures and. as a result,

Manon. construction of plants nodtT. employment and pay roll sta.:Utica

are a/motioning to new highs.tOttee oC rennutaeturen were IncreasedWY Moos than 11.211..000e00,0e0 during thethat seven MOIT:IIS of thin year. withtotal tvaldinge. a. of the end of July.at approximately 1113e00.0:0 OM. in -Queered employment le at a recent Morawith new sorters demelne pay In de-fense plants. including aviation, Om-ens -al. eaminehlp. deal milts and thelong (tat of anted ledudrles being gearedIn the detrain effort.

The niereenrulise nerd hen already

benefited an a molt of the deicedprogram and all members of the UAW -try. from manufacturers to °penance.feet that even better Luanne* Um ahead.From ell .tenons of the country opthrils-tie report& continue to come In. In thePhiladelphia area the Frahm plant Mahired more men to speed up governmentceders. Additional workers have beet,hired In the Philedelplita Navy raid,as in TIMMS shiptrulailag plants. Mthothe Wield 'moon le Ver. Atlantic cityis enjoying record throngs during theweek -end. Oanoramonsirea continue todo good Maine. there and at OtherJereey abate remet..

With the mercury continuing to holdIn the higher 101, concoestmouree altalong the Atlantic Seaboard have re-ported heavy take.. 01111 all type. ofmerchandise bang moral In roarednumbers. Coney Inland. 'corn Beachand Playtend conUnue to draw visitorsover week -ends.

Operator. in the North are enjoyingthe fruit. of a prolonged lemon. Bingoand saleaboard operator*. dem-oust/atomand direct -sellers are. of cOuras, makingappropriate preparations for the coldetmonth., according to report& remindfrom wholesale supply houses. Heavymocks of the Marta mrzehar.dlee arebeing ordered, Merchandlee lines offeredare carted and NU:melte, and Includemany Innonaleas. In addition to theold stand -bye- So fir tee primitive pro-gram has not affected the merchendaefield and the epinion among manu-facturers le that niercharaliae mem arestocking up early to assure ample &tucksfor the Claire:nag hetiday noh.INGO

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!damn 7'. Weatherly. of CincineaU. Mowan Increase both to gnaw anal net forbingo games for the month of August.aa eomparsai with Jury figure.. The 233binee eamm for which police pernittawere obtened took In germ receive of11200.10002. and after payment of $42,-007.2$ In prime, a profit of /111.772.74ow. mallard. Average net cod per {gaperwit tents.

Weatherly noted that the Inereme inatteadaoce Indicated that bingo wascltnibing to lia ueual tall level of pope.MOW aftef dropping to a low for theyear In Jury. July attondence at anunorrealed number of earths& was 371,393.with a $300,16e34 pers.: 1149.054.01 wowawarded In pr..enk leaving a net of101.l17 .M, *semen net eat per playerIts oily was $3.7 mote While them fig-ures are only for the city of Cinoinnatt.they seem aa a beresneter of the drawingpower of bingo and the rums that can

(Sc. 11X00 PUSINESS an pegs 3d)

In the Eloutb, where comes:nomineeare active on a fern -round batts belatneMihoe Si1e0 been the beet experieneed toyea:a Prom Atlanta and litrissinghainmeno revel.. that the greatest fall andChristmas btudriess, expected to fat ex-ceed the Ina figure.. Is antielpated.The South has oleo shown widespreadgains In factory production and employ-ment as a emelt of the defense boom.and metchandtms men logically look W-aned to the beet winter season yet. NewOrleans entXesakmatrea and souvenir andnereity varlets have lied good seasonand, In addition. hare phoned es re-mit of the vast army maiteuvere WeedIn Loulalana with OM 800,CCO men par-ticipating. The hoteliers' pay beadedbodiless Unwell the area and merchan-dim men got a oonsiderable share V thecash.

The weather Ism been uniformly good,with balmy days and clear sales the rule.and all connected with the eneechandlhefield have been devoting their energies toreap the plentiful earn harvest. AllIndkatkeie point to good fortune con-tinuing to Naito during the fall andwinter. That Is why menhendlee andpremium mere here been buoy clockingUp now foe the winter. Since the pres-ent pees *hows no ego of atackerant.It begins to took aes If 1941 sill be asuper-bannef you Ica the merchanellae

"Daddy" Lyrics Aidhferchandise Unera

RPM YORK. Sept. 27. -demo C themore onterprldng moorsalonairee andbingo and eatraboard operators findthat the currently popular eor,g,Doddy, Is a binning In disguise. The-gimmie" Idea In the *one le used bypromotionally minded nxectiandiecmen to push novelty Items. lbeeledingthe ettispomear patriotic andtarry merchaaellee end Use latest Vnuteltter

Stanufecturers of novelty article%nothing end jewelry coonireps tle.inswan the song. The lyric of the tunementions furs. jewelry and novelties.Item. that merchandise ware are !ea-tun:1$ at thin time. It Is said thatcourt operators have had excellent re-mits by hooking up their offers withthe Ong.

A Column for OPERATORS CyDISTRIBUTORS of SALES -BOARDS, SALESCARDS and

TRADE STIMULATORS.

SMITH

Remember whets the fur coat was fleetOffend es a preen:urn on a deal? Itmuted funny at the time to think thatsuch an Item weld lend Melt to a pro -mama. that It could pomibly pay out.Anyway moat of the boys felt that wayand their attitude certainly gave no ItoOration that fur. would develop Intoaureate* producer. foe the fall and Win-ter months The feeling way pretty rrelOral that the take neemeary waa toohigh, that the coat wee too far removedfrom the regular run of salostamed memchianti.° and that a fur deal couldn'tpmalbly turn over fan enough to makeIt worth imyttesele white. However, Itwesn't long. In fact. before the firstlemon was out, that molly of the sleep -tics had bopped IA* bend wagon. Thefew deeds, that were placed at the begin-ning clerked so well that It was naturalfor others tet follow. Today the fur matla maguretleembly a card and boardMaple and. aith IntrodixtIon of the furMcket and chulable to the line. °Perking,.espechlly thru the Mtdweet, have some-thing to keep them to plenty of foldingmoney tight thru the semort.

The sucema of the fur Met on bigMed helped pave the way for the re-ameptazee of the big -take deal in gen-eral. for when the fur coat hit the mar-ket the treed had born toward deals antia take M leas than $20 and in manycame leas than $10. Iles battery -oper-ated radio and other Items ahem comatenor later, and which also required atereparatleely large take, got off to afeet Start txmame of this. The operatorhad been shown again that If you liveJohn Public an Item with enough °pu-

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Fall MerchandiseFeatures Staples

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Tall demandsfor premium and prim merchandise barehorn confined chiefly to Maple.. tt isreported by supply betimes A wine varietyof were. is available to merchandisethen, with many items redvagne4 instrentallned meaner.

Items ordered by butte and salosboard

Grid NumbersAre inDemand

NEW YORK, Bern. 27.-With the foot-ball semon offleially tinder way. mineand novelty workers are making moneywith new eye -coaching football fie rules.!Rope, Item that rim prayed a beat seamIn past unions. and le expected to dODuet as welt thin year. Ia the miniaturefootball which denier.* from ribbons re-producing sama mater mime Studentsare the chief buyers of this novelty.Salto:eta are Mao popular In the sta-diums and workers are expected In MAUgood pronto with thin number also.

With gridiron mbedules due to geltirekr full awing within the next fewweeks, workers have ;Meted up withoulfterent merclisncitae for the co:stmts.Toothed] crowds are etaltuSsatic andvenous spenders and the othelty Herneoffered cell like wildfire, according toone operator who bad etemeadul trPaPOCIlest year.

Canes with per-nants reproducing col-lege colors ham oleo become paperer.pertImilarly at letersextional games.Mgh elec.l students offer a mere.% foe11w suet -and -cloth numbers and fx eel -

foothill buttons. While the col.lege puma grab the epollighe the Methwheel Mated also drew their ahem orfame

Bingo and ahleaboard operatom In col-lege towns are fatalness football robes54th unleeralty letter; and cobs,. Therobes are made of Athol and In regulationalso. Operators, hating their opinion onpast Mulnue.., know the deals will appalto Collegian..

Halloween ItemsClaim Attention

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-A partkulartyheavy Halloween wawa t expected thlayear. according to reports from supplynoose °Meldse who state that pltetrinen,elrectmen and novelty worker. harestocked up on masks, confetti and mom.makers. Black end orange Items havebeen sent out to rural district* It lereported, and waken. In the urban areasare also stocking up with items.

The black cat and witch lines arepopular with workers and the ptibile,but there lux been a tendency to meWore other than the &staple black andmange for ItalSoween Reims Many newItem' are Meng Introduced, but theold stand-bys are expected to be the top-notch money-makers, with paper hateas sales leaden. Pealleular attention laformed on the large college market,with student& making elaborate plans forfall proms. The value of this market hasbeen fully realised and workers arecapirstlelog on It. in recent years resre.enandise weer. have made eompreebemire pe0Motional effort for this trade.

mermen] hole ir,r1ndrd sash tested Ii-eorttca as temps, chime clocks. eteetrle41appliances for the household. radldablankets and gadget Items for the home.Ornend Interest wes also modem for alarge group of mLscellanecass Item.. In-cluding table lighters, leather good+.frameless cigarette lighters. cigarettecame, pen and pearl! sets key care..electric Marne. key ehalne, plaques andcarving seta

The Intend In patriotic and nulitiryItems Monastic; strong, with many newnovelties, being bought In addition tothose already Introduced. V noveltiesare also proving hIghly popular withthe public.

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3Iidget BibleA novelty Item that hoe made profits

for workers. according to the tr.anidoe-Surer. I. the Midget Bible. The Biblehu over 200 pages Tito the page 1120 Isapproximetoly that of a pottage stamp.the t)po 4 legible, It is claimed. In addl.Uon to the Bible, the firm olfen. manyPaper .Covered narks on hypnot lent.AliciteU. May numbers, magic. Mine.mg, winning contests_ palmistry. von-trIkrquisin, mimicry and Imitations. Manymielittonal books are available on LO.11.11111 eub)ects for workers who are In-terested In Oita type 04 merehandlse.Product of Johnson /smith & Company.

Liberty BellsWith patriotism the order of the day.

novelty workers have been making goodmoney with the various patraotte andmilitary novelties offered by Bertrem's.One of the outstanding Items In thisfield ta the Liberty Bella. The bells comeIn three varieties. One shows a flag. an-other has the rep -reduction of an eagle.while a third reproduct:on of the bell topainted copper and bronco with blacktrim. 11010 Of the novelty Is .Sti by 8Inches.

Thumbs Up PinCme of the most timely items on the

0111.11TL Is the Thumbs Up Pin offeredtry Identlfleatton Company, It Is claimedto be put the thing for Britlah rolleraffairs. The pin .Ioowo British andAmerican flags with the ''Thumb up -align In red, state. blue and gold colorsenameled attractively on brass. The flashsplixamnce of the pin makes It a readyaeffer report workers who have handledthe item. Many repeat ceders have beenrecoiled. the manufacturer reports.

[TonesPItchmen and window workers here

boon reporting good results with theOoodrkh Bone, the manufacturer stater.It La mid that A flash demonstrationtells the bone withoirt difficulty tohOys In the armed forces and to etrillatts.The hone Is one of the best on the mar -let and will EITe NIUITICE017 *arta. Itla claimed. Each hone 1. packed In ade luxe box, adding to the attractive,new of the Item and making it imitablefor glft sake.

V Key ChainBUB ar.other Item Joining the ever-

Increardng V IntetCDAIP1540 numbers Is aV Icy chain holder. The Item Ls madeof plastic and has s beaded metal chain.Key 'Asians are always useful, and themanufacturer states thst the Item willhare particular appeal because ce the motif. The V tags attsched to thechains are reelable In redI.ou.s shapesand colors. Product of Bengce ProductiCompany.

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BINGO BUSINESS(Continued /Mr. pipe 54)

be realized for charitable purpswe aInstall of the game%

un.1.1oNe of cidiciren have returnedto school and bingo operators find thatthe attendance of mothers Is shoeing a92VpOrtiOraate In...WO, as they aro re.leased from watching over trAtt MI-NNOW& Dingo maithers aro popular endbight poem returning to Indoor Foca-UMW Once again show heavier ttend-Ithee !Murcia. Children must occupythinositives with study. glying parents MOW* for piny. Where children are veryyodels operators make provistems for a

With M ospabret norm In at.t.nee to Imo that the ecelorelvt. donot get into Wachtel. This senior, In-ertia/int only a short Urn* ago by someoPthitore, boo proved to be a popularfuture . . .

JoBsizas IUPORT thimble /ardent forbLogo timpolles from all parts of the tie -Wm. With businhss picking up In theIncluernal antis and a farm boom on thenay aa result of bumper crape, bingogames expect erre barter imminencePale fall sod slob-- Meng alert opens -tons. In anUemeticet of a particularlyprolittable "WOOL have been purchescogadditional equipment. in pert:rulermany of the time-eaving genets deemed10 add to the popularity of the guru bygiving better service to players with theleast Inconvenience.

Prtm mercharellee la being shipped Inhuge quentitWn also, It Is reported.Bingo foils have come to expect retiree -

tire worthmtille prises and operatorsare Kneeing up with Items that willappeal to the player*. They have beenmending In orders well Mused of Scheduleto make certain that they fttelYp stocksbefore the Christman shopping melt be-dlam Incidentally. operated* ire confi-dent that in the months ahead they willsurpass records trade In peeVIOUSsealOna.The game is more popular than it haswee been. *Ad interest, continues togrow aa operators dense new memo -Lionel attune to attract players.

MORRIS MANDELL Ism trued twofloors In neld.town Manhattan for themanufacture and teleplay of his tb42bingo blower. sod simplittera Previous-ly he had Ida thawroom and atorkroomUptown and hie factory downtown.How that he hee decided to combine thetoo Ina antweers will be able to seehow his equipment is being manufee.tined. When be Is Set td his new qua-ke* Mandan says he wilt have an im-portant eigdouticement to make.

DEALS(Conks: id frees pope Sif)

tamer apps!! the letter will dig downinto Ms pocket often enough to makea deal pay out regardless of the teko.And stilt the defense program looseningthe public puree owing. this is oven010112 We today.

Ever so often we mono letters fromoperation &eking slut to do about bold-ing on to good placement emu and col -lemma. Their complaint la that alterwale of throe man learn the ropes they

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break away and !tart plating Card. Ontheir own. Well there. badly a:qt./lingthat can be done to keep a man Hornstriking out for himself other than toattempt to heap the man happy while hela on the job. Treat him fairly, pay himan adequate commisnlon on completeddeath give hint a drawing accountagainst Motrelolon when he proven thathe can produce and the chances am hoerstick- A worker receiving a healthycommieslon check at the nut of theweek is lege likely to think of taking powder.

Rev. you ever tried to Offer en addi-tional premium to tbo worker of a cardto get him to complete Ma deal withina denntte tune lilmir it's an old gagbut p-nd one and many operators hivefound It valuable in obtaining festerand en Armand ooltectIon. Very Meetsthe worker wilt make up the differenceIn the neemeary take out of his ownpocket If the deal Is not cocepleted whenthe operator calla spin. Ceet of theextra Item offered to deterentned by thetake end 120 Coat of the other award*.

HAPPY LANDIDIO.

AGRICULTURAL(Continued from pope 43)

sus a result of unfavorable foreign newster domestic, Influences, the underlyingdemand factors will hantinue strong athetet ea tong as the wee u to Its presentphew. and the general trend of demandciii bo upward.

PRODUCTION DAGood weather over meet of the coun-

try except In lecdtheratern States Mufavored the food and feed crops thisyear. The average of yields per acre ofmoat of Mao crepe to higher this yearthen last: the area for honest of ell leematins crops combined Is about5.000.0:0 acres Larger than to 1910.

Mirth:ranee crop reports Indicatedlarger coops of corn, wheat, barley, rye.rice. grain sioghuina hay. sweet potatoes,cigar Cane foe sUrpi.r. apples and polo brethis year than teat: but smaller mope ofoats, buckwheat, prantite.POUtofer.avNNIbeets. hope andpears.

Acreage planted to vegetAbles for can-ning and processing was tram -Melly In-creased this year: tiniest ytetals are re-duced by drought. It is likely that theProductron of these ormatioditles will bethe breed on record. Put production ofvegetables for fresh menet shipment isexported to be slightly smaller tri, theaggravate this year than last, on accountof utitantrabi weather.

Number* of Cattle. sheep. Amps endpoultry are bring increased erunto serer -ally the country over in reeposao to thefood-forodefecno program. Vein pastures,abundant feed and good mummer do.mend. 'Real production of limes/Lek andlivestock products this year will probablybo the largeot on record.

PRICES MOILERThe farm price ratio of 100 In August

was the highest since January. 1917. Av.erege of prime rewired and Wore paidwee 13$ per cent of the pro -World Warbase. Adding taws and Intense to pricesraid. own the ratio at 97 per cent of thelisle period. The Inclusion of mama-currently about 00 per cent oho,1900-14-would etre a ratio of 95writ el pre-war.

The Index of petem reeclred by farmersmentweed of mote than 40 farm prod -

Meet During the net half of 1941 Minareceived by farmers for crop averagedatesut the same se a year nether. where*.prices of livesdock and Ilmeteek productsaveraged 21 per Cent Maher than duringthe Devi half of 1940. PrIete of crops Inmistl.Austiet were Averaging about 44 percent higher then at the sumo Irmo laidyear.

BALI.YI100 BROS.(Continued from pogo 30)

mated." was stretched Rama the street.The Beene Guards had orders not torerre a volt until they saw the Cie andquality of our merchandise.

In order to MU the "Them WithDap Portuddyn." we had to switch hew-ers and put the tugge on foot. Thenour awe -major& led the onslaught. rav-ine white flag. When the Rome Oneidamet them they were quickly straightenedout with blankets. Again ktielorf re-peated Itself when quilsitcm sold thecountry out Waring the fixers convenation. some nitwit turned In a gelelem. wrath caused our forces to rushthe town. The mayor wee captured andthe /armee were littered with dew &diens frown the A. D. C. atom.

In the Meantime our Mhos unite

bilked the town from our captive bal.Icon ride by dropping propaganda paue.areeding. -Tax Paid." Impersonating rootsof Ann Lizzle Schmidt. of the posingshow. entered the town In the nude onthe back of a white Meng-Golicundhone mounted on a truck. The enemyceased fighting and followed to the lotThe thaw opened on Tuesday to a packedlot. We later learned that our 1o...idsspeakte barrage so, whipping the Homethuarda IMO line. It waft either voltthe thaw or slay awake at home. Sat-urday night we exchanged our ir.ayer-prhoner foe ten of our men that thetiticrtft sae holding. Vrerythtret te fairIn love or war. NEAJOR VRIV11.11.01.1

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JOHNNY MALANEwrites from State. Fa.. that he enptet%to be back on the road next spring.

HOW ARC condition% ho the SNOW TellEll about 'tog.

CLARENCE OIROLT) . .

who opened 01111 Doelson's World's PawShows In Charleston, 8. C. 11.1 Aprilwith IMO Jam *Mitten isWitt, senile hisself. operated hit shooting gallery onthat ;hew. F.la left the carnival to makebIN regular Vermont and New Hampshirehare where ho yeas) every year. NO MoraAle take Data year Is record for blur.He bought a new car In Rutland. vl.COO After two more vette' work will Roto Florida for floe months of dining.Says he saw Morris Kahritroff when heplayed Washington in June. 'Torn andMary Darrow,. with horn nuts, are ever-ted Venuont and New Hampshire fairswith the °trot:4a

YOUR 01015 Fu.Y tee only one to be NINO.If you want yea' stock on time orator at early.

pens from Cohnebue. "I metThomas H. 0. Cunt:Maga here. He hasfiniabod a wonderful atat011 and had thebeat week of Ma 15 years sot the leafat the Ohio State Patr. Says he got overLOW order* on sport PaPera. Congaing*end I would like to see pipes from theHyrnie Chum end the Oimiturgs. Alter.November. Cummins and I are headingfor Oecegta for the winter."

CARL YOHNOwhite at the Milwaukee fair lest month.hat the sight of hit right eye. He 1.row In the Wills Lye licapital. Philadel-phia.

YOU CAN EASILY Immo If you're a 1440111by cot/nulling lb. tessen's e4t0t41.

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THOSIAS C. RILEY ...A. reiemml Lan month from A ht0O1111

in Chicago. after two years and threemonths in bed. Says his bladder was re-moved. He's now welling Mason in CM -cage. Riley would like M see plpes fromJack Reeve,. Mike Murphy. Prod Well.ROLit MijAh. ^Slim" Meta John Bradley.Ley Kemp. Curly Copen and Dick Wens.

E. J. FLOYD . .

pipes from Moline. EL, that he hasn'tseen a pitchman all 414400. He Infosthat Kresge'*. doerways and factory gatesIn Moll= tan be worked fors resameablereader. Hs has worked engraving Hemstette this summer to good Ma. Floydis looking for a store foe the comingwinter. He would like to foe pip. fromDob Peggy.

A PITCHMAN can get Soak on hi, pins byworking 0.0 iced opal.

DOC M. DEAN ...writes from Jan Orar.on HospiterOeemMteorn. Ky. where he le recoveringfrom a beating $11.00 TM by two meltwho 12110toOk hffil foe a railroad detective.Dean. who has been living near Oecoge.town for three months. saya he bas justlints/led writing a story on his eager!.once.

STANLEY NAT-DREITnays he has It ail to himself In GrandRapids. Mich., but that business II lousy.

PEELER WORKERS nuking 1.1, are revertedto bo olof ool with tettlIns ow that Nom

. . .iimatr (KEY CHECK) 'risco ...ta stUl at Natener. m1*4., and imea hisDualism ta holding up fairly welt andthat be expecte better take with oomingof fell. Recreational convoys 00 scerherson maneuvers In neer-by Louisiana areahave been a b.; help to.big.

ITS *ROUT TIME the steteHt1 pipe h tell-nnt lee lain have bee. hotting; them.

A 0. (RED) SANDERS . . .

N IA the So. I mon at the American LegtonConverition, Milwaukee. according toFrank btaltnty. He xat tha end to lay

it on the line for a reader and scold batonsand canes to Okay resulie, says Mack.

007THERN INDIANA FAIRS . . .

att71.0115 a ottinbt7 of ItttCtunert ohoclicked to asugactorl reernte.

MOST CONSISTENT 1SEP11 It the Meowwho i.eta a daietway load.' will trash seeMtn pent About closed towns mad theft.

WHAT HAS BECOMEOf Sam Berman, antokey Pittman. M. CShirley. Tons Pence, Fred W. Hudspeth."Mini" Pringle_ Chuck Pelota OecceeSander*. Orate Rout!, Lenilx Markey. JohnPlano, Dec Stevens, Joe C0011, Noon,Ilawkins. Ruby Small, Judge Patitrion,Joe E. Miller and Phil Dahccok7

Era Timis . .that buattite can be Km:blued withpleasure. Sucre/Mut piteltmen. however,work when they work and pray when theyplay'.

Welt SOON be reading le rho ohm, aboutthese higb.polonnod not4 base. wt.., PIPHAtt4farm hs the Smith Mtn a matfett/0 summer.Come et. kt`s hone Me..

well known to the fraternity a °KennSlint. is working with Cecil Rentle.r,tenand n(1, Scholl at their S. IL Ranch toMuskegon, Mich.

THEDOTS AND GIRLS . .

who maim Indoor shows and other winter'rents should be arranging their datesnow. From all indications a goodly num-ber of etabemtption men and demonsratom ere aehrduled for the venom' doingsand space at the events will he limited

altMORIISI Ittnle1/44, WO In 1914, '15.e4'26 *ate Glom Lend And Newman werea triple C0.110011tIen notIong doornas, ;ohand Isatorim ode were hard to heart Theywore known m the Throe Mutigotern el Path.der in Mom deo.

SOME PUMPKIN PAIRS .

on the etrosta of few smite are etillopen for the lads who are up and at 'evese.d ready to geezer the LOOM Cash.

NOW THAT . .the curtain has been rung down oil thefain in the Northam States the Con-stituents of Pitetidern ere ecturntng totheir old haunt. in Glitter), Milwaukee.Detroit. Cleveland and other dries. Onthe whole, the fair season was a luerstiveone for all the boys and girt" who workedIt.

THINGS WE NEVER HEAR: "We woke:.pi/Omen t spend Ike te1n1t0 in optbetas. nee know tare wend s vest dealet money around the spiel while they areoutatared."-Town OffkaL

THE IDEAL COMEDY COMPANY ...will at Newtown. 0., September 27. writ,.Carry C. Houle. martin trouper, whovisited the show there. The show his. anew 52080 top. with round front andsquare back. says Envie. Cast coriaSsteof Mr. and Mrs. Prank Read, Sol(Paducah) Householder and wife, HaroldLowe and the Dartonrs. Jack BennettIs boas carivansan. with Wacky Humph-rey. asalatatit. Raleigh Dexter Is ccok.

Ur, her:0On C(H1 the hcturtt. lottrahorn been twy good, Envie

REPORTS hitting the picot dock bolicatcthat tine. Op end °Wet ponrinn chatkedup a land.efloce biol.,' at the Ate.rkawLegion Cgrawentko% M lailnaukce.

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that the boys were putting In their co-dere for the Chrtstmart oumbeo. . . .

Harry Corry had a red ono at Watertown.8. D., wItere he worked the jam onHordes B.-0. Show., . . De Mills. ofhealth book fame. was goeng well withthe books. . . . Lady Leona and JackHalligan were letting a good account ofthemselves with their mental ace, mirk -tog horosomeo... . Sheet workers at the

lahlgan State Pais were Ray Boor&waisted by Harry Weary and Dr. Brodirothe CrNeils and Roy Orem ... INorkingIn and around Chicago were Slim Po-lo); Ink inkko Louts Long. onto potteryand p-SUMCa: Herbert Cooper, lam:Count Kenner, gummy and eyeglassRano . . . Al Rom wee In Clueasio.Jack Kirkland. of photo fame, had aDowd there. . . 'Me Novara. Perms,Orapon and Mon all mental acts.Woe cooing okay with horoscopes at

. . . Jack Peavey and wife were'Olio; their share of folding moneywith corn mid and astrology. . Sunni'Corecri wwa clIckiug with knife .harp -thorn . . . A. M. Johansen as inningwell lei Omaha. . . . B. (Bert> Gnome/and wIle wee* getting the dough with

land poetry at flirt. . . . Homyring

Dick Swoons had aft the parkinglot lD Detroit to make fairs with Rulebonocope. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leedswere cricking with their mental act atfairs. . . . 'Ira at John wall workingmod Vora drugstore's.... Wiliam Tbornton and Billy Lockhart were In Dayton,0.. with Dow:ties and razor blades.. ..Kenoeth Reynolds. wire worker, had anew Dun . . . afro V. Loeffler. withbait enders. had been contracted witha large chain store.... Bert Hull woogetting a landslide turnover with polosets . . Oecone Shield,. of sec bookgamy. wh, working nights at tho court -boo* rector, Port Wayne, Ind. . . .

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Health Books8, E. F, HANNAN

TlitRe fa hardly a home that dotalboast a health book. a volume that

noon the more common altreernt alongwills directions. for home. treatoosat At$10 a volume one conform sold 1100.000books a few ream ego 1113d a good manyof that Were on the pert -payment plan.A salesman the writer knows old 1.000of thou in 15 woolens at 413 cotr.mtmlon.It wee won written and swath havingaround as a health guide.

A lecturer on foods and Meta soldMOOD bealth and diet books In sixmonths In Now York at 25 cents percopl. end a dernonthrater at one of Boa-ts/Ms Scud taint poddIrd 000 PackaCoo ofa cartel food. shoo a health book freewith each package. This worker foundthat boors wanted the book more thanthe coot In fact. women boom inmany Manion; tucked the boa Intopurse or handbag and forget to piele upthe cereal. A notional Ibiltra1100 com-pany publishes and malts free to In-quirers a Bret -std pamphlet. The com-pany hoe tent out ono 502.000.

Rod doormen and pitchman findingIt hard to plog area article would dowell to look into the health boot Kea

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a C., A'- 11,11 rte155 0151 taxa. AR atafor'o root, ar..loartat11.trow: lePOWnillieltera write Ur( itlieltaif.all la Moth et. ilehou. 0.

SHORTEST DISTANCE''A It./.0...1 1.01 la Ina sh.,:a:c.,distance between bon panila Thegolirood coos "stragot" to vanon subscript:7d Simply mail 11 .44v 10 -wok TRIAL subogionon toClootetkos beet.. Bo Illinsord,

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to stimulate sales ohne. herb Womenwill be interested to know that one ofthe b..t selling herb Oinks of the postwas built tip tht-t1 the medium of altincopetuire pamphlet called rine HerbHanoi. Worth books. lien atinarmotmake for good mooing too scene folks.

Op& 211-0d. IOatir.-Posen. DO MOW 44.COLO.-Wicauts. MI Vogl's'. 44.

Tobatise Patina 1.4.lomat aersogoau noon 2.4.380.-114tew/1114. Pal TWOnd. 24.

roolar. Octelt PeewSi. 7-4.Mont %Osseo POI Poirot 24.Roma. Deragle Maya, 24.

in-Lounille. DOOM Moo. 4-3.Parha to ink Yeetrod. 14.

1213.-1Mltirsota IgroVICalt Show. 71.434L 2.Does. liresdees Jam, 4-0.

Beg Athe.r. 5.140013.-Ou Rojea. nose-Coang. 1-1

Wt1111.teroUlt, 1=14trilag.111301.-P5fastalt. Days cd 23.041. 1.210.-43onton, Neighbor Day, 3,

Carret.:-.oa. Fell 14441.1. 34.Otata27.o. Normal Q 1dworAck Raw, 24.Cbocoodla Pall 21,41.1. 2-CLori/Atom, Ilror.o-CConteg.moo too Potosi. ao-Oet. 1.scounr. nunrata, 14.Parry. rail Yotttral. 34.

NNO -<sod:onto Pestrool. 1-2.it. O.-Mar.:mt.. no Sine. 2.

WclInon4alcas. Dog Maw. C0.-hrtwater. 1.1tuntra Crfahratfort. 20.

Oct. 4.ColotaArt. no Show. 6.Vottagton. Itarroat JublIce, 1.1Day**, Dog Show, 5.Itobroca Ilosio.02istas. 34.Johnstown, Mode ranee Cerise& 74.looses. roll Powdral. 20-0e1. 4.11121georay. Shred Pan 2-4.Palm. Ambr Peatroal. 74.thiu. Hone-Coconts

PA. -Down. De Nom, 4.C..--Cf.oft...ort. Dog Sham 1.

O. D.-14Nortego. Progre* Snow. 8-4.Rsyid Coy. ..11 Day. 2.*ma Yell,. Tepee Eby, 4.

Orrit,-nemovili Unstuck Whew. 1.3.8prtr.28.1d. Maio Pomo. 14.

Tin. -Copse Mineu. Mat 11ema Show, 23.Oct, 4.

Port Worth. rang Show. 44.Xillort. Od novo, 7a.0a.V-Ount Plest461. itodo& 3-4.Schfilantorr. Dairy As Poultry /War, 34.V110...!15 r nL Dog Rio& 1-7.

W. VA.-Ettuta. lowed realest 2.4Ott. 4-11

an7C.-ne Queen 1./rtabxk Show b Roko.5-70.

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CALIP.-reds Fondue. Peed Slew, 4.11.

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Wotan. Dig Moo. IX1122.-Wegeogfon. Dag akeor. II.ILL.-Monate. 24113 Af4,411415TY._11-11.itiD.-30 Clotho cons School Wert Oct. 0.

ationtlio*No. corn Fewest 1.11.Pnahtln 55,01., 11.

LA. --Now Deets. 111/11r Case PnUoal, 0 -II.N/14-4.ortload. Dag Woo. IL1/.0.-floononle. Pall Pr.thal. 041.

Wayneerinc llorasonseme& 5-11.N. Y. -New Yana Madison 60. Orden mono

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Pormkto stew. 711.eenr.,,contoontal. 4.11.

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Seeker. Stood day. Fritz Tron. ar.soMulch and Wag Blessing spilt second andthird; Bud Linderman. Third day. FritsTruest Cart Mosey and Bud Lindermansplit Riot *mond and aural: Wag DB*-8 Pinola. Otto mien Wag Blowing.

Dewey. Bud Linderman. Monk-Piro day. Doff Aber. Flits

Troth. Buret Mulkey. Dud Linderman.Socond day. Stub Laillentoy. GenePruett: Buret Mulkey and Ititz Truansplit third and fourth. rand day. anyCook Bin McMackro, Doff Aber, ChooPruett. Malt Doff Aber. Ftlta TrostOene Pruett, Stub Dutlmnay. MarinaBull MdIrMrat day. Peitz Becker. BobMurray. Second day. Bob Murray. AlFiricher. Third day. Al Flotcher. BobMurray. Main Bob Murray. At Pletcher,Irrits Reckon Homer Pettigrew woo ail.round cowboy honors and the R. 8. 17btrophy with total of 340 points. 201111

Truth was second with 386 points_

ALTHO the Rodeo and Labor DayCeirbratson In Moody Stadium. Gat -MOM Tat., was »trod out the lastday and wound up with a dangle, Com-mittee Cbairman Mono Stewart sus-not:need last wok that the event willbe repotted next year. Project was under-wrirton by 6$ of th4 loading business andpr.:Combo" men of the city. First fourpc:form-them were well attended con.anloing the fact that it was the firstmajor rodeo cote to be held la the city.Myna judges were Andy Curtis and VtoSchwarz: announcer. Monte Roger:thorn WORM Stewart and GeraldSpratfun oridareno oscretaro and deck.C. A. Modem Trick and fancy ridingwas presented by Dam nod DoloresNtmlno. Virginia Mae and Male LeoRoger and Marvin Ramsey. Dam Minion,Boobs Ramsey sad Virginia Mite andDUO Lee Roger did trick and fancy rop-ing. George Undo,' and Buddy Rogerclowned. ?ern Sawyer was cloned rodeoqueen, and DOW: Brothers provided thestook.

Results: Calf Roping-Fleat day, L. H.Sikes. Prank lkoley. J. IC. Harts. HarleySavage. Second day, 0. W. Hope. FrankIleolot: Orval Thomas and J. IL Harrisspirt third and fourth. Third day. ClayCampbell. G. W. Hook J. R. Tarns. L. N.&Otos. Fourth day. Orval 'Memo% ClayCampbell. J. /C. Harrta. L. N. Was. Filthday. Prank Mosley: Sam Poi/memo.Snooks Jonas and L. N. Inkos agile second.third and fourth. Finale, J. K. Hurt&Prank Maley, Coot Thomas. Cloy Camp-bell. Saddle Brook Riding -Flue day.Whine Stewart, Ace 72more, Wino CartlxTack Bolton and Joisnme Willlamo splitfourth. Second day. Eddie Curds.JOIthole Wiliame, Tuck Bolton. PosterParini. Third day. Paul Gould. TackBolton. Eddie Curia Whlibe Stewart.!Moth day. Eddie Corti* and WhltleStewart 'split Met and second: TackTamils curt* Took Bolton. BlivamerBonen, Sylvester /Mono. Fifth day.

Roane: Paul Could. Feaster Paden. AroElmore and C. C. Moeda spilt fourth

Steer Wrest/Um-71ra day. WhaleStewart. Hobart Plowere. Mason Romans.Andy Curets. Second day. Jerry SIuTack Bolton. Marco. RomatinCtCurtis, Third dry. Feed Schwan. AndyCurtin MOM Stewart. JIm Dunbar.Fourth day. Hobart Flowers. Whitt,Stewart. Tack Dolton. Eddie Curti. Fifthday. Andy Curtis, Tact Rotton, EddieCurtis, Whthe Btroatt. Bull Itletthai-Plot day. 'rack Bolton, Dud Ptsher,Byron Lisonbor Bud Fitzpatrick. Secondday. Buck Davin Clarence) Ma berry:Tack Bolton and Bud Fitzpatrick spilttided and fourth. Tined day, HobertTaylor: Bud Fisher. Byron Useribto,Cl000m Mayberry and Slick Warr loll:osorml, third and foorth. Moth dt/.Tick DR tom Byron Lisenbee and thick

ATITthiDANCH totaled 18.000 at the Davis split second and third: Itutootarrreol.12 annual L a sofa 1,0 n (1,L4110) Taylor.Round-Up.Septembor.

11-21. Showers andchilly weather hrld opening -dry crowd to4.000, belt Wotan day drew 0.000. and

dtandleord crowd Of 9.0:0i Aboutputtelesatc4. Rom to: Calf JONES AT IN,ISLIVIII.F1

(Oonttntatd irons pope 30)toretcwrInrt day. Homer litittairew.Moines& Business at one of the loamy-

Ibny Winos. Duck Itkolis. Homer Pettis Atth 006.0Maidilio akYroOksted alter Ser-vo,. Carl Shepard.- Third day. Bock Bent Altin C. York, World War Oct&molt 1.10tner Pottlgro, Tony Salinas. soloed a /booting snatch with an old patTrots Mans71141. /Iola Homer Pew. While Jones was playing to near cia-grew. Tony Mallon, rk. Meta, Buck sor. putty Saturday afternoon. Royal Amer-

Bulletoggino-Yirst Day. Homo/. ion Moos. passed thru on the Tenno-Pettlefew: Nano Hart and Dave Camp - ore Central Railway looks in fat Haw 01bell split second am third: Buck aortal*. the midway. PhIl C. Travis, generalSecond day. Dore CompbelL Bud MAIL- manager of the fair. old thia was thebury: Homo Pettigrew and ark Hanle first time two mayor shows had overspit third: Bill McGuire. Third day, been in town at the aims time. RA wasBoot sorrel.. Frank Van mate, nay en route front ItronoVelle. 1net. to mara-Mono, Steve Homo*. Pthals. Dare 01110.

CompicelL Harry Hart, Dick Herrn% Royal American played the fair roethe tau 111115 yowl and many momiroralimner Pettigrew.

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You oak abut Peed DoWolf1 A oentle-mon and truly as loyal and trostou asthey come. °Mott Ito probablycounted more 'roomy to his 40 years ofvowing than ony man wno arer tired.I meth actually handle and countmoney, It the books are out of balanceone cent nod gooey penny not az.emoted for. hen brooks loco. That Se

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Whiteman. Hoytt Hefner. Jack Knight.Dale Adam&

DAY MONEY and winners In the finaleat the rodeo hold In cennectdon withColorado State Pain Pueblo, Auoust 23-E1. Included Calf Roping -First day.Toots btanthold.. Bork ,.L..ltat Juan Oa-

Lamonce Davit, Jade Klelowoeth.Second day, Tom Coleman. Homer Petusmor. Toots Miusanold. Jack 1221paveth.'third day. Horner Pettigrew, Buck yorem.Royce Sewall Gordon Dots. Four -today. Laurence DOTI& Tbota klanetteld.Buck &Iola, Tony Sono.. Vieth day.Homer Pettigrew. Laurence Day.s, LeoBrannan. Jack Marone,. Finals, TomeMansfitkl. Horner Pettigrew, Buck Echr41,Gordon Davie. Branco Bull Melillo --ma day. Duck Killough, Smoky Snyelere.Cart Mendes, °cold Roberta, Hank Mina.Second day. Gerald Roberts. Al Pkicher.Hank Mita, Bobby laws. Cart Mende&Third day. Carl Mende& Hank MIL,, Clo-ak' Roberts. Bobby Eater. /smith day.Jim Jaekison. Hank Mills. Charles Col-bert Bobby goes. Fifth day. CarlMi-ndeo. ItclOsess, Smoky LondonHank Mina, Jim Patch. Pir-sts. CulMende& Hank Mills. Smoky Snyder, (ov-oid Roberts.

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Mc-Ceorey. Hugh Bennett, e Roo. 11111loory. SCOMod day, Steve Ile000rk. MikeMaher. Bill Lowry, Charles Colbert.Third day, Homer Mretiffeerw. Mike rubor,13111 too". Ray Stroh. Fourth day.Bruce Rots. Homer Pettigrew, Dub Phil.tip., Bill Lowry. Fifth day. Howard MC.Cooney. Intro Wow, Homer PettlgrevnDub PblitJpe. Moats, Brno Ikon HomerPettipww. DM Lowry. Dub Phillips. WildCow Milking -Pint day, Hugh Bennett,Leo Huff. latemooe Davis. Cordon DarinSecond day. Hugh Bennett. Shorty Mat-lock, Laurence Data. Frank Co. Thirdday. Royce Sevralt. Leo Hog. Gordon Da-vis- rath day. Lauronce Darla. litvutyStotteek. Prank Cos. Pinola Leo IttiS,flhorty Matlock. Royre Smolt LaterrooeDada

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Mores, Doff Ater, Stave Heacock. BartMoon. Al Pletcher. Fifth day. AltosClotelon. Alettloy Huey. Greenough.Al neither. Siren day. IMO Clem:rem,Jou Like. Doff Aber, Flill Stever&Seventh day, Bill Stereos. Port 1:101111021.Gerald Roberts. Stan Ly,11. ?Maio,Shirley Homey. (Jerald Roberts, BartCoaron. Dorf Aber.

Lewiston Roved -Up Draws 18,000

Ike Rude: Tony Salinas andBuck Laois split fourth. Second ela.

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Dodson's in ClickAt Virginia Fairs

ROANOKE. Va.. Sept. 27. --Despite twoGaya of min. Roanoke Pair here. &pion -Orr 8-13. proved on. of the best engatteciente of the orsaon ea far for DoctsoriOWorld'm Falr Shows. Showo rides andcomma:ens reported sattlafectory results.Ma). John Godwin, foie smortaey. andPresident Cherie,. Ward were weU pleasedwith midway recelpta. Robert Goodrich.prang represent:dive, mild. Many viMtoriswere on hand during the week, *rot offi-ciate of the Norfolk es Western Redheadwere gueete of the mannerism!, Thurs-day night.

Eddie Mneligan'e cookbOuse conthsteettpopular. ProsMent Met G. Codion mode two-day business trip to Burlington.N. 0. During hie abseoce the managerialduties; were bentUed by Secretory HaroldInglieh. A. O. Bradley. owtOnnt toPookleot Dolton. we, at the Port...month(Va.) Fele eupeninne details attendantto allows' appearance there.

Sionel at Portmoutb, Va under Nor-folk County Pair Association eons:colremitted in foie weather end excellentbloat:wee. Aimittant Manager Bradleysum credited with moth of the uneeseOf the ensogrenent Dote ruts one ofthe biggest teethe of the season so far.

Atelated by Corti. L Rockets and J. B.Mannhetiner, special agent. exhibit&altho limited because of defense prOdue.lion requIrenwrito were Inters -441.11g andlived up to expeetatIone of (oh Melton,.There night wee a maectal erinte nightand on Friday night the btSgtet attend-ant° of the season was recorded.

N. J. FAIR TOPS/Cooltnisof front page 31

the State wore on view. Geom. A. Hamad,fefr director. mid he woe plessol withthe thawing and promised better ox-posttion next year. A special [retorts woe floe -minute blackout Thureelsor nigh?.while the 122d AntlAircraft Sateillen ofPort DuPont. DeL, put on n thew.

Pair cops tracked down several of CIAlin & Wilson Showy Head' on the taklway Wednesday. Mudd carried protestsof concoutonalres to the chief Of ex-position pollee end. after it tour of the'tondo he was Lath/led they were okayand Mende were permitted to open atnoon Thursday In time to fetch thatday's big crowds.. One, Ctiortro VoltsonMade epeech on Thursday to whichhe preload the fair.

Manses mein wee held Monday. Tues-day. Wednesday, Thursday end ?tidily.Mid patron. were disappointed thatAmid could not obtain part-WM*1tighto Midget auto ever, were heldSaturday. and with the Mg Oar. theBurley feature. Deily program Includedtares, raudenilin and concert by JosephBadilet Madtson Square Band. Nightattente Included rettelevitle. free acts andintiolc revue. topped off with tireoceirapresented by Ohio Firework. Compute.

A wrests fire endangered the midwayFriday (371 and trucks weft moves! outOf the way white a crew atood by tostrike tonic If the fire got out of coo -trot. The blaze was finally extIngutithedafter en bout's bottle.

VAUDEVILLE NOTESfeentleued from ;gape 23)

tember 26, will to featured with Rosa Rus-mire Memorie, of Porte for eight weeks forthe Kemp Agency. alerting In Richmond.Va . . . SUNNY RICE is joining a newweedy. Double or hOthfito.

LIGE McKELVEY ltd the produc-non for Tommy Tucker's show at theStrand. Larooklyn.. . . METROPOLITANTHEATIM. Boston. arid Michigan. De-hon. ochotluied to reopen In November.will loo booked by Harry Kalcbelra, ofNew York, . TOMMY DORSEY In be-ing iret tor New Year's, 1244, at theNew York Po -amount. . . . SYLVIACLEMMOIS set tor the State. New York.October 22. . RIGOLEITO BROTH -/MS to the Olympia. Miami. Septemberor' LOU itourz at the State. NewYork. Weber 2- 17p. Tap and Too on(tie bill also, . . . BERI IntofirlInspoppte. New York, replactng Harry110,40. . . PRIM HARRIS. formerlyof lienls. Clore and Shannon. now team*lug with the Marlowe 81Mers.

AI, KNIGHT booked the out for20 -minute prolog to the film Choco-

late Sokiger at the Capitol. %%m21111134;41.week of September 18.

J. CARROL NAISH. movie characteractor. la being armed for perromate InChicago. Doling his Initial date at theSlate -Lake, Chic:age% In 1940 he got01.840 foe the week.

BILLY VINE hes been signed fee the

Jemet ;.runical. Moe Mucking. . . -

MONT YOUNOMAN hes signed withEddie Sherman for picture representa-tion. Youngman. bow with Meet thaPeople In Detroit. Is being pulled out ofthe thaw by the tibuberte In two weeksand will probably mort feta...teeing in the3htiberte Patties or Pcarino Siva',

ANDREWS sturane. who hose alreadyplayed the New York Paramount fleatunes, go to October 24 for four workswith Johnny Long's band and return foro three -weaker with Gene lfrutra's bandDecember 24. . . ROAN MARIE hesit$1:04 a management cootract withHarry Roam. of Ommeml AmusementCorporation, New York.

htILT HYSITII hoe corned with tint-er:not for it pdrt. in Helloapoppin, . . .TOMMY TUCKER goes Into the CardAeon. Pougiskeepett, October 9. . .

DINAH feHORK set for the Harry Jamesshow at the Paramount. New York.some Urne in December. . . BLACK -STONE goes Into the RKO. Spoor, De -Amber 10.... DE CORTA AND LENOREare touring on a series of Southernfate Woos for the Herold office. . . .DOUG L,EAV1TT goo. Into the Sbuberts'82011001 Time, Which opened September20 In Allentown. Pa. . . LEE POBNFRhoe a Mowing date for lilt NuAteNartrom unit at the RICO with tatreet.Theatet. New York, for one performance.Dick Haymoudes band (12 Mom).Bernice Byers. Bobby and Betty. andTape and Taps, are In the unit.

TALENT AGENCIES(Continued frees page 23)

Agency. Chicago. Incharge of the cluboath department_ . . HARRY SANT-

ee the Phil Tyrrell °Mee. Chicago.booked Alphonte Berg Into Harry's. NewYorker. Chicago. opening Ortolser 51Dean Murphy and Tonne: Solent Intothe Rumba Casino. Chicago. coenlog Oc-tober 17. and Charlie end Shirley Me -Rosen into the °lemon, Cliselnitate.opening October 17.

MILT KIMSEY. of Otoosnd Amuse.ment Company, Now York, hope off toa Morten emotion October 10 after view-ing Artie bbaer'e muds date at the Pal-ace. Cieveland. . . SOL TEPPER mo-ntane& from the Clualle Yates office.New York. to open his own arena,. . .

IRA frIZDG2t, Willie= Morris Agency.It. out nuoing a torn ligament. Itowould play Poole....HARRY IfFI.LERhoe armed connection with Broad.root Amociatos. New York, . . . PAULBPOR. TOLEDO. now booking the HotelCommodore Perry, Toledo. . MARTYMELCHIOR, former professional man-ager, now pre:e egenting end doing ad -Sluice work for We Andrews Sisters.

SAM ROBBY AGENCY, San Frandsen.line booked WHIG Tevlor Into the ClubModern October 2 end Mel Shutt&same epot. October 30. In conjunctionwith the William Monte Agency. VivianMarshall opened at the LUSO. elan Peen -thee. September 24. then Rosen..

PEPPE LANDEROS, Sluttish rioUnist,him been ',mod to a lotooterrn contractby the William Meek Agency. Hollywood.

PHIL BCRWARTZ hie joined the EddieSigh office In Chicago. He will be Incharge of nodttlotto

JIMMY RDIdUNDS121. balled at. Prete*.aor Backwards. has been signed by EddieSmith. New York. . . . BOB ARR.formerly of the mode team of MOD.Starr and Rollo. le now n000latod 11ththe Tony Phillips office, New York. . . .

HUGH A. SHORT anow operating theAllied Booking &nolo*. Portland. Ore.

PRANK DUMONT, yet agent In Phila-delphia, joint the Jetty Joyce Agency itthat city. . . , JOLLY JOYCE belugaSmiley Burnett. end tn. Troupe, Repot, -Ile Pictures °Dialed, to tbe Mestere ter-ritory for a six -week tour starting Oc-tober 7.

VAUDEVILLE REVIEWS(Contfnued from pnge 23)

with Beef (Sorrel Polka and f Lore YouTruly. Mem Lyons gave HowardNichols. jurglet. a good build-up andho !oilmen theta. Ile toes hoops anddoes a topflight job.

Pour Topiyrs, colored quartet. delTiger Rag and Do / Worry? and encoredwill. Oars WetiOno Trim //Morn WithVole. They use been addle and guttertionoropecement Act la good and Uwebed a difneuit time bowing oS. LeanOnuttevoi Conferee tot a terriac hand fortheir not. In which the dogs aerve alworking on a building. Sam Abbott.

Colo n ial, DetroitfReciewoil Friday Evening, September 131

Show tetdked for late Ray gehroo-orhouse by yet Berns merits return to amud. pokey for downtown Detroit. Itream neatly upon film -star name value

but glm. a Irtmlzo.,1-4 plenty of shyer rem..Rubyotto and Dan, In Grecian oz..

tome*. open with a well -Annulled hotel -balefully and tilmbIlug turn. wills tomegood. fast, novelty eironBeafirl work.

leconerel and Rich, ballroom team,work smoothly. Girl Mu a bad habitof holding her ankle -length rain s> Itcatches far abate one bare, detrootogfrom the grace of the number. They re-tort' Ina long and high-stepping rou-tine.

MOthaart Whalen opera with a briefdialog. then introduce' Lye Los, attrec-tior potato redhead in full orchidWaiver gown. They do **me dialog-thegaga area bit corny Cud the script needs'reeemping-and she wow the Vane withilea Aof tel the Army, a bit Its the rut1YOrmy style, otter a recitative IntnxtutoLion. Whalen dons a reatralned baritoneversion of Your, and other baited, thatthe Immune patrona liked plenty.

Loam! Jewell simile the *bow tth amrlodramaUo monolog of a roadsteadlantlX0Pa disepposoted let love, verypleromisly done. Her bit la tile moat'nettles of the triple -Mar A -formal ap-prorance. as lt a closer to hoe WCCuo-toted held-drarnaUo acting-ratherthan put a script cooked up for tblsappearance.

Ceti Treed and HI. Throe Remade, InMexican coeternea, hove a nicely °edger -tested harmonica trio. with plenty ofmusic. Freed himself contributes Vari-ety 01 010*Torm, mostly lertterant. dur-ing aod between number* Sammy Meri-den sod tits ail -piece band with a togarray of Ino1furrionta fill backstage. thru-cot Mendell and Whalen sits -mete seCI:0SM H. P. Rem&

Stoll, Kingsway, London(Reviewed Monday Afternacies, Sept. 1)

With the -Victory- Morse Man ontutrilor belle and the playing of Assenee,/ Lore You by 12 ear house ark MailerJack hem this theater the afternooninaugurated twice -daily made shows.House wan about three parts full at IMOperfonnance, a fair atart.

Given to:lathe title, yeti Shan HateMusic. opening bill features Slily Cottonand his 16-plece band. regleterIngsmash hit with a merry melange ofmusic, novel comedy Vartsh.. vase byDolly Ebele (Jack Hylton's sister) andAlan Breese and hot footwork fronttrombonist Jackie Prar-ela.

Supporting see are Randolph Sutton,breezing his way thru five tight comedynumbers: the Americans, Clifford endMerlon. ranklog next only to Cotton foeaudieteet-appeectetton. their who -cracksand twisted film star lmonstakom provedtopic Martors. Wal juggler with niftyroutine In racket, ball and stick nuiralpu.lath*: Jim Emery and audatente indomestic comedy Akeech Net In laughlines but finishing weakly; comedianDuncan Gray: trampolinista Reeding endGrant. and eioht.gtel house team.Marietta Dineen,. :nuking three appear -

Shortage of eeperienced backstagelianas was esident at Unsex durtug faitshow. wrest example being failure todrop beekcloth at start of gob,' nauticalnumber, their background foe a fewenneeents being stage More and props Upto the and wall. Such troubles willautomatically Iron thernaeleee out, and.an the only exude homm In CentralLondon. the Stoll should enjoy a goodrun. Eduard Groat.

State, Hartford(Reviewed Tuesday reentsg, Sept. 23)

This week's show ta In two parte. TheSr,* half. featuring Sam Donahue's bandand varbnis solos end duels. is up to par:Dort Ralph Edward'. Truth or Calmer -reunites, which completes the show. islittle short of aeraational. Bias -ads, adInviting all the time and peter at a loosfor an answer to rockier*, keeps be.audience is nibble all Of the time.

Donahue's tend opens the thew withcolorful mood Malik, Then Andy blottovocals I Gums ell Here To Dream ThorOut. Wont over fairly well. Rae a re -workable ?Moo lacking only Magripresent* Cloolos Center, juggler who

see 1.with rctwerv, eto.. vetted

well. Donahue's arransement ot Yes,

toleed, drew amelderebte applause.Fiancee CAM, young vocals*. aimoelMopped the show with Fleming* andYon and f, Thu gtrl, na is true of theentire Donahue organization. appears tolack stage experience but la long ontalent.

Troy and Lynn. donee team, next, artpolished but lack distinctive routleue.The band closed Ant halt of the Meowwith a long number, too long. In whichSam, who blows a mean metier, plam toomuch. The baud rot whole, the. WA Let-terset:0g. with seem puticularly good.Would probably round better for danoework than It did here.

Troth or Coneofecomee, mho radiowith elterotions !Of the stage, de -

ties a review. Edwards has het co:Ome-n/1U dancing hula hulas, kisatrig hawkblowing books on top of elephants. Infact, anything and everything for alaugh. How Edwards. meetings dinerentsituation every allow, manages to Lenasomething popping all the time. le un.comm. He ha on able crop of stemma,but most of it is accomplialted thoubothing more than quick thinking. Any-way, he scored terrifically toe 40 min -Moo

On screen was The Pittsburgh Xtd,better than average for mite &roe. Atelendance good when caught.

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Iran Now 11141% N. C-411.1.6(Zi.(:erat Iron, Durham. N. C.: Marl

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4-11.Lantlea The iltann-Cor.....sw lamssown.

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Tons: (Palo) npanantmag. S. C.. 411.

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Oct. 1; Moyne 3; Afinnbare 3: 3440Ala., 4: Pancola. 17._.Ifoglistir T.ug.

(untried, Mfrs. a, Nastiest:um Meridiantoficookharen ii: HalaaWrirt La., 13.

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Mary. D ft: Orair) Law Oak. TM.; DI -dusk 411

Dyers Oreater:DrowX..'raweler.

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(Palo, Stadia*. Os.: trims 341atAtOIX4411.

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441.Art: 4803:) Oretastore. X. C.: ('llt)

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62 The Billboard Ortithrr 1, 1911

Conducted lry WALTER

AMUSEMENT MACHINESA Dept"11/Newt.* Opetatira, lobbeta,Dahi &item. and 44 a_nufactuzad..

W. HURD-Conernunicationa to Aahland Building. Clark and Randolph Saranac. Chicago

Phone Campaign BeginsPhonograph Industry will boost sales of U. S. Defense Bonds

by placing 'Any Bonds Today?" on all machines

With great enthusiasm the national campaign tomake every commercial phonograph a booster for Defense Bonds.has been launched by the phonograph in-dustry. In order to co-ordinate all the forces of theindustry toward one supreme goal the Automatic Pho-nograph Manufacturers' Association will sponsor thecampaign and will lead the parade. The associationis already on the job, and the work will be carried for-ward with zeal for a cause that helps both the nationand the industry.

The Billboard organization is working closely withthe AMPA in enlisting the industry and will featurethe industry publicity as the campaign gains momen-tum. The manufacturers have held important meet-ings in the past few months to get all plans worked outand now the music industry is ready to go on boostingthe sales of bonds.

Everybody recognizes that the phonograph indus-try has the geeatest opportunity in its history to per-form a notable service. It is a service that will attractfavorable public attention and will help the nation intime of need. It is an opportunity that calls for thebest that the industry can give. It is widely recognizedthat the phonograph industry has facilities for boost-ing bonds to the masses of the people at favorablemoments. So great is the confidence in the industrythat every member must enlist at once in carrying outthe program to the letter.

The idea of the campaign is so worthy and so prac-tical in its applications that it calls for united and im-mediate support. It is not a job for manufacturersonly, or for any one city, or any one group within theindustry. Every member of the industry must do hisbit.

The campaign calls for a big job of enlistment.That is, getting every man in the industry to do whathe knows he should do. The plan of enlistment nowbeing put into force calls upon each phonograph manu-facturer to enlist his distributors, and each distributorwill in turn enlist his phonograph customers. By fol-lowing this plan each manufacturer and each dis-tributor will have his work mapped out for him In thebeginning. The phonograph manufacturing firms arealready at work on the enlistment job, and many dis-

tributors are getting lined up on contacting their cus-tomers. Publicity material and necessary blanks willbe made available just as soon as possible.

The many music associations in the various Statesand cities have an important job to enroll every mem-ber. The Billboard will work closely with all these as-sociations to do the job of enlistment as completely aspossible. Each association may conduct its local cam-paign in the way that best meets local situations andalso with a view to getting co-operation and favorablepublicity in the local newspapers.

The direct object of the campaign is to get the rec-ord "Any Bonds Today?" placed as the No. 1 recordon every commercial phonograph in the United States.The idea has already been tried sufficiently to showits power as a booster for U. S. Defense Bonds. Thevariety of recordings of this selection is increasing sothat operators may get quantities of records for theirmachines in ample time.

In order to provide a grand climax for the cam-paign, the week of November 9 to 15 has been desig-nated as Phonographs -for -Defense Week, at whichtime the industry hopes to show as nearly 100 per centcompletion of getting the records on every phono-graph as possible. The designation of a special weekwill also facilitate getting publicity in the newspapers.The week of November 9 to 15 will have Armistice Dayto center patriotic attention on that week, and it willbe possible for music operators in many places to getsome part or recognition on Armistice Day programs.

The campaign is already under way and an enroll-ment blank is published in this issue. The Billboardwill publish news reports. plans and inspirational ideasfrom week to week. The AMPA will be approachingall organizations and members of the industry forprompt and full co-operation in carrying out the en-listment program. Every music operator should signan enrollment card as soon as possible and also get therecord "Any Bonds Today?" in the No. 1 spot on allhis machines.

This is a job cut out for the phonograph industry,both to perform a valuable public service and at thesame time to attract favorable attention to the indus-try. Enroll today.

Cletolh. r I. I rI I I AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Hillboard 63

FEDERAL TAX DETAILSMachinery for CollectionOf Federal Coin MachineTax Nearing Completion

CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Following a week of concentrated effort to un-cover information about governmental plans for collecting the new fed-eral lax on coin machines that goes into effect October I, The Billboardlearned exclusively today that machinery for collection of coin machinetaxes is nearing completion. Federal tax forms and special revenue stamp%are now being printed by the government printing office and should beready early in October.

First tax to be paid by operators wilt cover period from October I toJune 20. 1042. so as to terminate at the end of the government's fiscalyear. From then on the tax period will run from July 1 to each succeedingJune 30. This procedure will set the payment due this October I at $7.50for amusement machines and at $37.50 for gaming devices.

Tax stamp being prepared by the government. it is understood, willhave a coupon attached to cover each month in the year. When purchased,the collector will supply only these coupons for months remaining in thetax year and collect at the sometime for only those coupons issued. Stampsare being printed only in denominations to cover individual machines andnot in amounts which could blanket several devices.

To Rule on Equipment StatusSpeculation has been rite in coin machine trade circles as to what tax

classification equipment would fall into such as various types of counterreel machines, The Billboard learned that internal revenue officials willhave to make specific rulings upon all such devices which do not classifyeasily. To obtain such a ruling it will be necessary for a complete descrip-tion of the manner in which the machine operates. together with a pictureof the machine, be forwarded to the internal revenue headquarters inWashington. Specific rulings_ to have any binding effect upon the bureau,must be obtained in writing. The only way these are obtainable, It waslearned. is in answer to written requests concerning individual and specificconditions.

Latatiar Owner ResponsibleThe person responsible for filing returns and paying the tax. in the

eyes of the Internal Revenue Department. is the location owner. Plans callfor tax receipts to be posted publicly in the location and not on each ma-chine. As matters now stand, no provision is made to allow transfer oflicenses from one location to another, and unless such proviso is made,trade leaders believe tax will either result in a tendency to keep the samemachine on location beyond the point of diminishing returns or it will re-sult in cutthroat competition amongst operators seeking to obtain competi.tors' locations thru promises of new equipment to be installed and operatedundor the incumbent operator's license. It is understood that various asso-ciation leaders are already petitioning Internal Revenue Bureau officialsto allow for transfer of licenses to obviate above -mentioned evils.

Soon To ie ReadyAs soon as stamps and report forms are off the governmental presses

they will be sent along with rules and regulations governing collection ofthe tax to regional offices of the Internal Revenue Bureau. As soon as thecoin machine tax form to be filled out by location owners is available, itwill lx reprinted in The Billboard, together with further rulings that mightbe made by the bureau governing collection of this tax.

BRIEFS OF THE WEEKDeaths

Rubin Pox. 38, In Philadelphia, Mts..September 20 Burial In BirintnitheinSeptember 24, Pox was manager of theNIlsolsatign Vending Company, Chile -dolphin. a bnutob of the NorthwesternMusic Company. Steeling, Ill.

Ben V. Rennet, of Bennet MateCompany. Phoenix. Arts... September 20.Ito warn an operator and dIstrilethwof coin -operated equipment In NewMexico and Ariona.

, -Marria es

Hy Robbins. Brooklyn operator. toPrledinan Cetober 6.

MelloA toy to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Le.

vine. The father is a 115eYeter of theAllan Music R Novelty Conspkey, Clove.Land,

A eon to Mr. end Mrs. Units Levine,aeretanct

Penoonel"Red- Crerawell to nos girth the Paul

laymen firm of Loa AngelesAl Meyer* has been moned scary

reprmentatire for B. Gottlieb n Com-pany to to. Angeles.

'Mete; Huber ham been transferrod

from the Loa Angelo, ogler to the SanFrancesco office of the E. T MopeCompany.

Betty 11.-urkman to now in cturge ofthe remott-control unite of the Bril-liant Mutie Company, Detroit.

Maly Mthiciorne. formerly of Cousin.bus. Cs, is now connected with EmpireCoin Machine Exchange. Chicago.

Louie Kantollgard, former managerof the °tale Coin Machine Company.Baltimore, who has been in militaryscream lbs past four months, is nowtact In thx operating business

he the ArrayI D. Rotkin, of Gardner Com-

pany. Chiemps hsa enlisted to the U. b.Air Corps.

New Addresses1,. N Novelty Comp -111Y and Peed

DiaPenatng Company. Inc, have movedto 1812 liiast 30th Street. Cleveland.

lake Citv Novelty Crempany, see,Payne Avenue, Cleveland_

New FhnmJohn Ittlier Jr., Marc's Vending Xt.

chine Company. 4220 Ron Avenue.Dales

Edward H. Clorntatt. Northern Par,

113c eptimistidLly JAMES A. GILMORE. SeereratyManaget.

Coin Machine Industries, Inc.

"Smile a while and while you smile another nodes and soonthere's miles and mtlos of smiles and life's worth while becauseyou smile."

"OR" as Bob Hope would say-"Laugh and the world toughs with you,Weep and you weep alone,For this good old earth has little of mirth.And troubles enough of its own."An optimist is one who sees only what good there is to be found in the

rim of the dougnul. A pessimist is one who sees how little good there is tobe found in the hole.

Ile se OptiebtNobody loves or cares for a pessimist. Confine your thinking and

talking to a hopeful view of the future instead of a defeatist view of thepresent.

Thank God every day that you live in the good old li. S. A. It Is stillthe best country in all the world. It will still provide you the opportunityfor life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness as long as you continue to %ebbfor them and continue to earn them by your own energy, skill andIngenuity.

Don't forgot-the world does not owe you is living. It provides a livingfor you but expects you to work diligently and energetically for it. Perhapsit has been coming too easily. Perhaps we are all facing a period that weare going to have to work harder for it and perhaps we are not to be re-warded so richly for our efforts.

Coin machine men, be they manufacturers. distributors, jobbers or op.erators, are ingenious, resourceful and energetic. They have faced crises lac -fore, and came thru with flying colors. No one is ever licked or down andout until he admits it.

The coin machine industry is not down and out either because of thenew taxes nor because of prospects of curtailment of production by reasonof the priorities program. Resourcefulness, energy and ingenuity coupledwith optimism will overcome all handicaps.

A very old gentleman who had seen much of life and had been thrumany business crises once expressed an attitude toward life that wouldbe well for all of us to follow. He said. "I have experienced a great manytroubles in my life and in my business. but most of them have neverhappened."

Be an Optimist-Be Cheerful-Don't Worry-Smile and Watch (haWorld Smile With You.

ram Company. 613 South ClarionStreet, Phtlsdelphla

Bud Fthy. eta summon Place, Detroit.Earl Lowenthal, Acme Automatic

Sales Company, 2186 Richton Arrant,Detroit.

Louis Xarcratalen and Truly Com-ment. Severn Coln Machine Company.100 South Howard Street. Baltimore.

Robert Brooker, 6148 Hussar Street,Detroit.

Burt furiOut Central 0ortuntuaryCompany. Inc. Ankeny. le.

Finn ChinosJohn M. Welsh bee taken over

U -Nord -e -Pak Salm, 14348 West War-ren Avenue Detroit.

In Chicago Last WeekA W. Juster. Badger Bay Company,

Groin Bay,J. W. Cosa, Cren-Sietietand Cont.

pony. Madison. WI..William (Sphinx) Cohen. Silent Sales

Company. Mthinapolt.I IL Rothstein. Bonner Specialty

Company. Philadelphia.Art Nyberg, Cahoot Nasally Com-

pany. battlincee.Sans Tann. Mayflower Notelty Com.

party, St. Paul.Gene Mlatitorne. Los Angeles.

.

In New York Last WeekPsi Buckley. We -airy Music System.

Inc., Margo.A N Clebert. Advance Machine Com-

pany, Chicago.Sam Sehneld.re. *female.

galfimoteBALTIMORE. Sept - Under the

guidance of its throe -gesserale*-ininBlumenfeld. Harry Hoffman and GeorgeOoldertar.-Oeneval Vending Service Com-pany reports it L. doing an Olitatan4LogJob with the Gottlieb and Raker games.Jennings' consoles. Mutoecope's Once -Montle and Ace Bomber and other numbens for which It ta distributor.

The demand for Itork.Ola music equip-ment. Clear°. Chicago Coln and otherLinea It handle v. reported to havegrown too math for the oft:!. the HubPmterpriaot °maple., and brain of theDim eta looking for more adequatequarter*. The Hub's buslema bas beeDrunning sill ahead of lad year.

Ace Music Company reports a sharpgain in collection.. especially since we:l-bws eqotprotolt has been added.

.Wall home lisle proved One Of the big-

gest !meta to the piton° operating PAM.statera Morris M. Slivetberg. head of Meritallude Berney.

Albert W. motel lua contracted topurchase the vending machine businessof Otto P. Hildebrandt. operating fromMOO Halcyon Avenue.

Ono hundred NAB Diners have been M-etalled In Baltimore industrial phoon. of -flee buildings. filling stations and othereatablishmant by the recently organisedArbor Vending Machine Company. etaWest Baltimore Street,

AUTOMATIC'

PHOTOGRAPHY

Ta wwastabat se1n-epefaN1 PNOTOMATICN.M., werNeende plank tavern.. 1

takes. ham., and 411vars hasIlarson41 *ewe In only 40 wowell *aminoWNW attendants: very ly In/means.PROVIN a steady tne.nry41/i, Ineeetleewitneet allivatten.INTCRNATIONAL MUTOSCOPt REM CO.. INC41141 11th H., tens 1.14.4 CAN, N. Y.

64 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) Oriober 1, 1911

PHONOS BOOST BOND SALESSign Your Enrollment Blank Now!

Help put the phonograph industry program over with ahang-quick action will show uhat music operators cando for Uncle Sam

This week marks the launching of the national campaign to get therecord "Any Bonds Today?" on every commercial phonograph in theUnited States. The campaign Is sponsored by the Automatic PhonographManufacturene Association and presents the greatest opportunity theindustry hits ever hod to perform a great public service.

Many people outside the industry, as well as within, have recognizedwhat a power the network of thousands of commercial phonographs haveIn reaching the mosses of the people. Now the industry is being calledupon to help boost the sale of U. S. Defense Bonds.

This is something definite and specific for the phonograph industryto do. It Is not just theory. It has been tried and proved to be practical.Every music operator can take port in it.

Do your part today. and then be sure to enroll your name. The in-dustry needs names as evidence to show what has been done. The wholeplan is simple and the enrollment blank is simple. Get your records andget them on your machines. Fill In the blank below and mail to Phono-graphs for Defense Campaign, The Billboard. 155 North Clark Street,Chicago.

Every name counts toward making a grand total that will make thenation sit up and take notice. Remember, also, to sign up for the specialPhonographs -for -Defense Week. November ii to 15. when the Industrywill have big plans to boost U. S. Defense Bonds.

*IYISOWIPIMPrinrrinIMMnrninnninre** MY PHONOGRAPHS BOOST DEFENSE BONDS *

stztztett nalt.P pN. Y. Drive To Put

It-.1e P

4t Phonographs for Defense Campaign.

44 Thu Billboard Publishing Company.

4C 155 North Clark Si.. Chicago.

Secy. Morgenthau PraisesAutomatic Phono Bond Drive

DETROIT, Sept. 21.-Secretary ofthe Treasury Henry Morgenthnu Jr..on an Incognito visit here last week-end to round out the reaction of theworking populace to the current De-fense Bond drive, paid public tributeto the contribution beitig made toboost bond sales by the automaticphonographs here.

As reported in The Billboard Sep-tember 6. the Detroit Music Oper-ators' Association launched the firstof this month a city-wide campaignto boost bond sales by placing theTreasury theme song, "Any BondsToday?," in the No. 1 tray on all the

Drive Gets Going!CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Details of

the nationwide campaign beingconducted by the AutomaticPhonograph Manufacturers' Asso.ciation together with The Bill-board to boost the sale of DefenseBonds are announced by WalterW. Hurd on the editorial page ofthis week's iuue.

It's a drive that can do muchto prove the value of this industryto the nation. It calls for com-plete cooperation of every opera-tor. serviceman and locationowner. Read the details on theeditorial page of this Issue.

`Any Bonds Today?'9( In Phonos Begins-1( NEW TORR. Sept 27.-Many operators

In this tenttory have bees placing theswims recordings or An/ Roads Torrey?

-T. ID the No. I spot on their music ma-chines la all location..

Sparred on by thin ertdent interest onI have already placed the record ANY BONDS the part of operator* to alit the govern -

44 aunt In the great dohs to sell bondsTODAY? on my phonographs. and savings stamps to also moneys foe

defense. Nat Cohn. Modern mom. statedtoday that he was Instituting a specialMimi to ore that every operator withwhom be dons baseness features one or

I will have the record ANY BONDS TODAY? Another word of this song._If The Modern record department. whichTA supplies the record needs. of thoussuuts of

for other approved record) on all my phono- operators has Instructions from Cohnto see that Any Roads Today, ts eve -

graphs clueing Phonographs -for -Defense Week. r.rr !I Y. DirlVX on pope 70)

November 9 to 15, 1941.

Firm name'PK

Stroot Cily

Signed by

4(... le, az ye tta a.- v- ve- we- P- p- tel PAC

*"ANY BONDS TODAY?" ON EVERY PHONOGRAPH* *

4truninnorririrmigmeenernmeir

5.000 phonographs in the GreaterDetroit area.

Effectiveness of this campaign washailed by The Detroit Free Press asone of factors which brought Mor-gentliau here to find out whyMichigan "is leading all other Statesin sales of Defense Bonds."

Upon his arrival here Morgen-thou was offered 5100 by Frank N.'obey, chairman of the Michigan drTense -savings campaign. If he couldfind a phono on which "Any BondsToday?" was not the first tune.Morgenthau took him up. and withIsbey and Giles Kavanaugh, collectorof Internal Revenue here, and sev-eral others made a tour of sandwichshops, restaurants and similar placesto talk with customers and to cheekon the music machines.

Niorgenthou told the press that hefound the record In every establish-nvent, and that he himself played itprobably a dozen times during thenight. "I found out that there are5.100 Juke boxes in this neighbor-hood with our theme song on thelist," he said "We are adopting theIdea nationally."

Detroit Music Assn.Discusses BondsDrive at Meeting

DETROIT. Sept. RT.-Deena, floridWt.. in which Detroit music operator*have done an ouestandins yob. continuedto be the focal spot of Attention at theSeptember meeting of the United WasteOperators held at the Port Wayne HotelTuesday night. with Peminent JamesAshley. of the American Novelty Oxit-peny, in the chair.

Principal speaker of the evening wasPrank N. labey, State Chairman of De-fense Bond Campaign. who talked forso hour on current developments. In-cluding the visit made by Secretary ofthe Treasury. Henry Morgenthau Jr_to chick on detente stamp and bondsales. During ht. riot Morgerithau and

toured a number of rfatallfillLfAnd other spots in the arse-ctrrwrttownarm. weenies. checking on the use ofAny Deeds Today? on phonographs.

Among speakers and guests et themeeting were Ted Gayle. editor Of Raton:/anew Slreeute. united Sound Studios:Edward P. Womscts, songwriter. and PhilSnort Economy Supply Company. NewV. rk

"Any I3onds Today?"Records available at present on the .as number "Any Bonds Torrey?"

ace listed below:

COLUMBIA 36228 Kay Kyser and his orchsrstra

VICTOR 27478 fairy Wood with the Lyn Murray O,cir

()MCA 3962 Dees Bind wok Dick Robertson andthe AM". ItAn Four. under direction cf

Kerry 5ousik

Orthber 4, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC)

Columbia To CutMusic OperatorsIn on Fitch Show

Tonany Dorsey Halls Mono Network;Says It Most Important to Bands

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-A.. far as or-chestrm today ore concerned notate mschinos are the most important outletsfor their muski. declares Tommy DorseyIn an Intarriew with Leo Mishkin pub-Itehed fn no New Toth Morning roe.ORO. twat) or September 10. Dorsey lareported to rarer the music machine net-wOrk over radio wires.

-It's the mho of the records that makesa band today and We the Juke boxesthat suss the roost records,' Dorsey toldMishkin. "You tales thew high schoolkids. They're the Ones who gO for ourkind Of stuff, aren't OW Will, there'shardly a Met school In the country that,doesn't hare a sods fountain next door.So what happen*/ Thom 1114. come outfor lunch or menu and they pack intothese soda parlors footling nlokeie intothe juke boxes."

The' renal, Dorsey report*, is thathe oltente up to a small town em-

ir 's...re in the country with iota band, theaudience to packed with high school kids.and the mine:* the band Milne to playa number the audience John lb accorn-pronylng singers and pounding out thebeat.

-It's the records that do It and nothingd.c." said DOTS0y. "Don't kid younnifabout that. The records that they playat home tn their own phonographs-stdmore than shything else. the 100,114they play one, and 01117 again in theJuke boxes. You take any bard of anyname at all today. My own band wasput on top by Put one. formed calledMerle. My Mother Slonny's band hadGreen Ryes. Denny Otodenon hadStomp*. at the &trate. Artie ithsw hadltesdn the Depth*. Otenn Miller hadIn She Mood. All of them Margo-all Ofthem Juke box numbers,"

Dorsey pointed Out that orchestraleaders are never sure whether they havea national hookup oe net on radio be -Mum member Monona may be airingother local programs. He Ands that somestations Nutt in for Just a row minute*to WI In time at the end ed local pro -grants, Ka also undo fault with the factthat peograms front top night clubs areaired when mcot kids arc supposed to beIn bed. Further comment finds thatDorary feel,. that unless the bend to ona national book -up. kids in Californiacan never tune in on the *ante programlb New York and vice versa. Dorseypoints out that the astute machines areMeer. ready to play ansitherc in thenation at any time noel that all may hearthe WOW rendition of a tune.

>Makin corrummta that the origlealIdea of the Interview was to find out

The COMETAUXILIARY SPEAKER

u*. sap 0417 015 MOM t0.1.eceekeRe4. 16freet 110.,n....O. IWO* board a0401aaw010 9,111 I. 0111.4 1441w.Ve70 1.e illuwbe4 biIer. NOW .ear Ale1....907: Ow rte. toOnOvir Mono.Nile sou. v9 to 1t" r0c0.n.0c0.n. $12.9a.

Reliable Specially (o.4700 Prospott, C.Ineland, Ohio

10 It.f3411. tat° W.331 CA. 100 09.70, I

70 pa v mo4e a lawaste moot,.

AIPiacle Powal AteedlaIL 41. It ZNP .0, en lir ..61.001.,

whether them was any [hence takingVerso in the merinof taste of the nation.Dorsey answered this but tramocitatelybranched out Into the anbtect of meal°machines.

Ilishklo ends his article by raying:-The important pent to be made today.according to Dorsey. is tbot It's the rec-ords the bond makes and sells and thepike Mate which make or Meal anydome band In the Mistretta -

Correction on Lottie Primafit Louis Prkno's announcement In last

voter* Talent and Tunes on Musk Ma-chines Supplement to The balboant thetithe of rotrou'it new tong. which he hasJust recorded for Okeb. was incorrectlyspelled Ttca-TI Tire -TI. The correcttitle of this tune la TloaTI, Tioa-Ta.

In the "Pertinent Parte and latest Re.leases" section of the Supplement thename of the above tune was Incorrectlyeimilori again. and It was efronroturystated that Prima records for Doors.Ponta formerly recorded for Dme.a, butwith his new orchestra, which he It..been building and developlog for thepast yenr and a MILL Primo records ex-clusively for Okelt.

TOra-Ti. Tlos-Ta; Jersey Bounce. I'meorry t Matte you Cry and Potent me arethe nest four redo Prtms has mode *Ionhies now 11 -piece Orchestra for the Okorblabel.

The hillboard 63

NEW YORK. Sept. 27. - ColumbiaRecords ha. made an exterstive promo-tion tle-ep with the Pitch Band Wagonair show, which solute.. to NBC October6, and the coin phottogrophs .ill comein for their share of the publicity. Withfew exception, bends recording for Co-lumbia will be Used enclualvety on theweekly Sunday night chow, and high -lint% of the program will be the PitchRand Wagon Special-a tune to be airedby the band on the show and also re-tooled on records by the same band dur-ing the same week.

Posters and other promotional matetiollfor the week's mom will be sent out byColumbia to coin ph000gniph operatorssod record distributors. Window di..ploys will be featured In null stores.Recoord WAN will have Pitch Band %Conon0, -rectal minted on the label, and opera.tors will bo furnished special title -stripsto put Into the belders.

Eddy Ducbin's band will be the raseof the new stoles and the oilmenl willbe Lore Thought of it Alt. Record willbe backed by Stars Orer the Sehoot/tease. Columbia will have an exclusiveon all of them tunes until they are In-troduced over the Pitch show.

Pat Donut, of Columbia; &Lauri° Lip -soy. of Music Cooperation of America.one K 0 Naeckel, a Ramsey AdvertisingAgeo.y, representing the Pitch Company,rot the deal. Starry Jounce, Mersa Mengeand Kay Ryser sot tentatively let to fol-low Duchtn. Columba figure° It willhero enough bands to go theta the entireIbsen.

Greatest Music YearBy JACK NELSON

Vice -President rid General Sates ManagerRock-Ola Manufacturing Corporshon

NOT Mac* the repeal of prohibitionhas the phonograph operating birch.

?WM (01107171 mich prosperous time*.lesser have three been so many !holism&of good now location developed foephonographs. Due to general conditionsthruout the country. coneotiOns havesoared to new bMghts.

Now, if operators will remota deft andnot glee their profits away during theseprosperous times Just because some otherfellow Is foolish enough to do ea. theyshould sail along on min of prosper-ity.

Preset conditions make this an Idealtime for all operator. to work in har-mony in order to make more money totake care of the constantly Increasingcon of Marble*.

Everyone knows that the coat of alit/ -mobiles, tins, gremlin°, telephoto* inevice.labor, taxes and Other overhead mats OSthe phonograph operating business areincround. The phonograph operetta'.however. is behind the eight -ball whenis comas to getting more money for braproduct, It is Imposaiblo to get morethan a nickel per play to mom locattons.

Therefore, the operators must get moremoney from each Ittetton In order toniece trieromed expenses.

Now is the Wm for operators to Ilnd

of

ways to make more money. Instead oftrying to see how much more money to3179 the location, operators should nowme to it that they get enough to Momoverhead and a good pront.

To ettgocat a standard table of cons -=Malone for operating of phonograph.In any particular. territray would be aditroult teak_ Thu to entleely a localpropoeltion that should be handled byaracelationa or groups of local operator?.Conditions tit all ten:tortes vary and,therefore. It is neemaary to here a next -his plan of corsunumnon to At the tent -ten.

Sod met sales promotion benefiting thephonograph operating business her beengreater in ISM than during any otheryear. The national acceptance Of thecolumperoted phonograph as a necessityby toostioro is more protionmeol thanat any prcoleus time. Tie-ups trim or-chestnsa bee band leaders have oleo Mena greet help to the Molesters. The workof amoclatiOns in promoting the cotn-operated phonograph burInem hes beeninspiring then Its continuous suttees. Ithie made One business more stable mod171.0 141:1170

Theater tee -ups with lobby displayduring the engsgroomt of orchestra(Yoe GreNt!at Music/ Year on pat 73)

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RECORD BUYING 61:111E -PART 1 PEOPLE WILL HEAR

Records and Songs With the GreatestMoney Making Potentialities for

Phonograph OperatorsR..41 hoed Olio' are Woad en a ****** Cl repot. Who'. eachwdk

be oproardersts el Th Rillhated low at lost law leasfing operators In aen.4 to SO ;nest enpratant are.t.rite comen is lha a entry.

GOING STRONG JIM

DINAH 314041JIMMY DOILSIT 41144 tbeety-Melee

O'CemasillFrom Coast to Coast the litckels are dropping for Jim. the lieartthrobb,:of the day. Last work the tune was In very healthy shape, bat this wee'It simply male a tidal *Ote rtght to the top. Dorsey and &bare rendi-tions both extremely popular. TM* torcher will be with us a tong Willi.

GREEN EYES JIMMY DOittfe IUSb1111h atek) OCnnell I

'TIL REVEILLE KAY Kett* :Mem Rabat,.(6th wt.kt RING CROSBY

YOU AND I1711. woks

CIAMPI NM= leo M.N.OINC CROSBYKAY KYSIR Nano llottritt.Gino

lesewfole.

YOURS JIMMY KOUT .11ehn 0Corwit.eohIberia

BLUE CHAMPAGNE JIMMY DORtlY .1Seh (twat,.I3d week'

TOmTh mY TUMOR .Amy Atoll-V.1osI DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ree.

ON FIRE HORACI HIIDT 11esy ColtonDnotII4.1 and No Den Own.

COMING UP I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO DREAM THE MANN Millie qui', tblethIodsonsaiott

RESTTOMMY 001351 I Conk Settatopwd

Plow,P1111 ehmbIng. this loyely balled hos Ule stuff needed to IOC the topAt the rate It la going, we may find It ID the top (-step)* next weekThe great vocal arrengements of Whir and T. D. hare them fat out Infront of the other tendons of the song. The coming week should to::llm ..,,r) Wrt,..1 It

GUNN MILLI* (Tic Ikeakermathro.CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO metsiAs pdntod out hat urea.. Lai uvrtly, gained pound u -:ta filtering start. In nom* 'pots It Se already the top rd.:Yet-puller, Inothers It altos. plenty of future p1010155. fancily whet ita final fate willto remains to be rem during the next couple Of weeko. Op. better pa,(10e0 heed to IL

KISS THE SOTS GOODBYE TOMMY DOISTY Itesetht NeemeitSIA WAINTOMMY TUCKII (Amy Amen'

A plight leteling off this week doesn't neeemartly mean that theirWahl nifty Magna; as far a. It pert will. The proure of the 55,05 WantIs still ID CITOUIttlettl. whIch hIlle plenty. And the wen( :night re -iv --and pack up where it left off last seek. when It aerated reedy foe sti-billing.

YES. INDEED TOMMY DORSEY (Sy Ctihnial Staefeed.c it the hop rats' prime fsuarlia The oratiteis reran to like It, too-

at lean welt coma for tt to be pressing the leaden. Whether ft soliceer go any higher I. problematical. but In the meantime It's lune:plenty of nickel,. retains Ito Indiana* after many &ye and Li a ..11111.:tern almcnt merrarl-:,

WHY DONT WE DO THIS MORE KAY KYSIR I/awry BahhitI.GinnySlablogi

OFTEN? MOOT MARTIN Ilddl ShandANDREWS

Tltle. 901,3. and music of thls catchy tune mould seem to be photonattleaLe. but the thing to not making the prOtrem It should. Oct.many mentions. is worth a fling by any op. but la still not fulfUlin -It. natural promise.

GLENN MILLI* .Ro TberieMetkoolreaELMER'S TUNE DICK JURCANS IN. recall

A newcomer to this Cites try, Sharer Tune +now' plenty of promise an,'mettle Haw attention) from all opt. rtbythmUL easy to willed* or huntIt Is catching on everywhere and bas enough stuff to go plates. 11111cr

and JupRn1M Teritons allay out by thetrimiera at the monwtt.

MAMA HORACE NSW ifaee ChM,The old gal picked up quite a bit this awl and Coined real ImotholdIn many sections. MaYbe Otto Is one of Woos Wpm that NM gum to:the pubtle. touttns a sold foundation foe It..if, end tinally bite the tarLa In nits* O'n beet ohlne of Me career non new.

COWBOY SERENADEKAY KTfalt (Nam SibtetWGLENN MILLER may Dodo

Not weak rixiigh t.) he mated derantlatts this pretty balled of theplatted, berwarer, le not programing. Will have to .bow ne. life chi'seek. Simla rem molt). armoring

Swags DMA blew are No.e whieh have append In .'Coanirte Ue- for lest west,ware, and whkh ere sill Wog went:awed en entail, weatts le wooed Owirladesto

Gull., eon No they gaol prehatdr will never ellteb MO "Cowl Strewn.-

GLENN MILLER IT. lienellaModern-eoocul WOOCLIE PIGGY AntTime la still eissign life In the Pt9gy to it --1 It plenty of whirl,.

Cat. la taratthwo lathed* *Kabala 0 ..S.wwwwwwiri Prevost, dww PWwWww..,- twee fn. WO tancona

PART TWO It r,. I end lb.

frICHIMEREmea..-i

EDDY DUCHININTRODUCE THE NEW

"LOVE THOUGHT

OF IT ALL"

Get on lie bondwigo3, too-yrifbMost surefiro bill for your cola

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No. 36359Tae afw ttttt dupws thattomorrow. Mott tidy Deckle area hi. hosmoot than en the Filch Bo/wagonoda thaw n Nut "Fitch Roeder...SPeetalr

What a ast.eill Twestr-ieren asecontwayle ttttt Inc in. and Ude Ducht putling these 14,1r MIrms with No hone Noramad* hint lee sonnies of boll. Atnetkas

Get ready for the. no. . it loutted.lrof hitt we beret We've sopped upschedules l get this nova la the kandeof year deafen NOW! Note Ike ntlielbal.COLUMBIA 11119. Tweed, mein WINNpeople me matte to be athlete fee thh babyl

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PICTURE TIE-UP POSSIBILITIES

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machnei ro her Me muse they want waren Ma,wane It attend neghtothond mane leantr. Very often

petwo they me features manes. of lone, whetthey mar ate her on Meads. Maine me ',mt.tune at M. 11C"001 atimutares that interest h. Duchtenet and ta.Mts Mean mete ans.das than ever toplay the record. of such retute-sores In the auto-mate PheneraPhs as chair ntaghbothood bats, ta,erna,restaurants and cafe.

Ofserafors will. of ta.dia. remember the AndrewsShin. in Amodio, Mehl% leek Pelee... he lb.Nave. and Mee/ hut Chant. and the trig. Mit MeRoad! Oh. Ka Lawn Me; them eager: Laos* Woelblegit hYa he.. Me, Nether. Welt a Seed filer -111 be Welt toe I. Apple wastes.. Titre! Tae're aLecky retkror. Mt. Selith; Cantata Seem Me, Mybleed, and Slop S15Sdc. esters They shag y. theCIKKI,C5 ar.j reordet. They ale lament:see tho balkNoseard 'rend be.t.pruts picture "Inteermazo' ardIt.. tremenderos reekof-ruitetee pewter' of the song ofMO UAW name as recorded by 19 arthts. Thywait Jemmy Cave,. in "Strawberry &bah" and MCclack Coy Scabbed* resor6ns of rtes twee of Ma sanename. They am eurKmtfY casfrne m on heathount's"Km the boss Goodbye" and the ',any reads ofthe sent. from that picture.

Space does not pstres.1 It51.150 CI It, franked%of other par seabases yfracas became accord has. "theface .5 MI5 tern et .1110 ofserahora Kam hathessodthe tremendous atiluenee of the move Indaury totheft owe re...ne trerchendning Worn Ilwa orerahor,hem increased thee petal by tyre up warn tingreats "cArydeVre {mead m Mau locate.,patrons by retwefeattorad ionr*

To ruble mete 'Seawater% so tem advantage c,taut. to MAC Ir cc.". fat

Oteratom to arrange, fa each be-eos at the mope.bassfss:o4lcal few In ',attar* Tautens. The liaboaMe catty a new latrine cased

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thediettom wheh tongs nel be featured It witfel operates. %N at tee:etre Menesanias Km meadsof With tones evadable. It Wftcover other OnCertantCheers of 'retwe-feartund read, II .tar be el

up.to.the.w.nvle and as wthanfle as al the oat.,%owes welfell twee won 7H tunx,we es* templet.,Cadfdlie of OCNI,VIC5'S antryeter Jed have thadoTh. Saboeed "9w.1" news maga:- na la al<petatots.

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MUSIC MACHINES!Millions of ck.ilars in publicityand advertising ore behindPoramount's great musical film"Birth of the Blues." featuringRing Crosby, Mory Martin,Brion Donlevy..loctr Teogardenand a host of other stars. Dvolworld premieres scheduled inMemphis and New °dews.'Radio stations everywhere areplugging its greet old and newsongs. NEW RECORDS of thesesongs ore now on the market!

"ftThese ore the records

they want to hear:

BIRTH OF THE BLUESti+g Crosby -Dean

neoy Goodmon-CatombiaEve Wein -Vidor

Teddy PowII-Shibird

MELANCHOLY BABYLep Cresey-.Doceo

01..,Teddy Wialen-COlumb.

Chk Isikeet-Ohh

ST. LOUIS BLUESAlvin° Rey -114.b4rdSate Holliday .-Okest

Art Talmo -Dome

THE WAITER, THE PORTERAND THE UPSTAIRS MAID

Mikhail Ayr.- Slusebird544. Crosby -D.0At Doneh.-01.h

BY THE LIGHT OF THESILV'RY MOONDub Todds-leaburd

Gry Lombardo -Overt

WAIT 'TILTHE SUN SHINES NELLIE

SM foissrs-Deco

WAITING AT THE CHURCHTh. heshere-D«o

CUDDLE UP A LITTLE CLOSEROs% /browns-Ob.,

Guy tomloar4o--0.co

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CASN IN ON

PARAMOUNT'S CAMPAIGN...Porornovnt invites you to coshIn on the giant publ.city andadvertising campaign given"Birth of the Styes." Write to-day for information on howyou con get Iota, theatre co-operation and lied sellinghelps! Address:

Alec MossParamount Pictures Inc1501 Broadway, N.Y.C.

POSSIBILITIES The. Itutsed and Mats eaese indketiorn et b44141;AC Fury. Nation.d Nes =

b. a.seyeysk Mow.rra0as. Sg4.01.... asc based swan Ratak Partormase.. SIt.1 Msletele, Inesemen.. town Meek PVIO,11.. ear 55. role.. Impart.. of Seep N IMI. =Carded, cad upon Mk asap.. *I Tao ailltkord's Musk OoPerrmssd

IOLTIN' JOE DI MAGGIO LES BROWN teen, Senneysfeurimbk,

This novelty awingen. is more than merely timely and topical. It has = real strive to it, the lyrini ere amusing and catchy. and the Brown =treatment M just what the doctor orders In the way of cinch piton.) =Mt. Ts.ne .,_bouast take a trffeenesenes leap upward durir.g World ifiertes =reek. Should be watched.

THE SKUNK SONG"Nobody Lovm Me on Account cd Tin Skunk' to the catels./Lise Of thi, =brand-new novelty. which h.& yet to be l'elbewels Tune to the rePer"of Vanity Dorsey. who has recorded it hut Is dlekertng with Ho lywnod. =and tang may be need In forthcoming [henry °pita. /Jambi. Moen record =Is Tr:tared. Sensattonally morel. the tong has that "Caret Rata" Quality*bout It.

CLAUDE TOIORNNILL Ida KNOWCONCERTO FOR TWO DICIC TODD

13,-., repeating hors. Freddy ktartin'a surce.fUl Luton,, COWCTSO dlakwas an adaptation of a Tathancowsky comer -to. This number le theMartin Idea plus beautiful words. Martin. by the way. is comingwith yonfpat We Lore. different were!. to aunt haunting melody, Willbe Interesting to ate bow the rival edoptettons fore. Thwubsit Is Inlead at pceeent.

DON'T LET JULIA FOOL YATINY HILL (Tiny Mitts

DICK TODDmetiallieua aerning about J1111s, who wore gal." Is tardiness"; =

to show plenty Of life. Those opt who have been orgies-1MA It will si,s mwell to elliab aboanl. because it aortas so took as if the tune is In tot =a goad run on the machines.

THE WEEK'S BEST RELEASES Tay. Rook& hey, she ferment Chase. ter Sue.. ...oak the Pest Weeh's

Rd... by the I Meier Comeenley. MEWS.. are Cited .Pen Ceno..Iat rusher =then 1.4.4 .1 Yalu.. Toe. Cie not 4o51ait medical., but nitaory the *Parton or =The dilekard's Musk Chrosationnt.

FROM ONE LOVE TO ANOTHER .... GUNN stlEEDE Ilter Ebed0The tolt:lah Tertian or a brats...NW Italian lullaby ubsels Artte Shaw Erecorded as Dense Gurus., stela number Rota excellent trostenent fromMiller and. by every token. abothild hit the Inner Miele In short Ortter. =Ti.. Miller styling ss enhanced by Bobby Hackett's trumpettog oo theopening retrain, after which Bay Eberle steps. In with his pasiby singing.CompanionCompanion piece. Fes Method, I. equally tntereettng, with another =ono Eberle vocal and typical Miller handling of the slow balled pattern.

SHEPHERD SERENADE10041.....qCE NIIDY (Lam CON* ewe reed =

This EUropeon nifty become. * smooth harmonto tidbit as treated by =the IreLdt aggregation, Tune hae been around a winte, but thla is thetint time It hie recelrtel the type of tnterpretaUCen It demand*. Taken =at a slow tempo, the theme calls fora whistler. ishleh Sends it rightdown Prim Louver* ahoy. Hte, elegant whistling la matched by the F.so rt Ming Wilms of :Any Cotton. aU bahrtti by weft, serenade.likemusical accompaniment.

BY THE LICHT OF THE SILVERY GUY LOMPARDO (*.any Gardner and =MOON Lombardo TAO

A hit famielte of the gaslight to*. Inks song I* due foe a revival because -_of laInclusion to the cycle of old-timers used In the forthcoming BingCrosby feature picture. Birth of the Mars. The Lombardo rhythmsore just nest. and noelegio note to added by the music belt stylevocalizing of Kenny Gardner and the male Seto, Equally effective lathe fliporer. Cuddle Up a Little Ctoxrr, Larry Mins. Cl,,, from the Crosbyptetorn and handled to fashlOn 11111Sar to the 51frery Moot aide.

VAUGHN MONROC 'Vaughn MOWN andONE, TWO. THREE O'LAIRY sawrivs

This juvenile Jingle. traclitionalty soszadated with Jacks and the bounc-ing rubtee ball. gel. bright end bouncy them to make the game appeal-ing all over again to the older kids. It's a hop, skip and Jumper andshould find Unmediste response, eapecially Ohm Wore* holds ouch Coappeal for the younger element. Band Sc end colorful bOysirr;twist to added by haring Marilyn Duke share toed honors with MaeltreMon toe,

ROSE O'DAY PRIDDY MARTIN addle Sereak-Osenn,Ira only a short hop from tile tkireeash balderdash which no recentlyblooemened se the llur-.Tut Song to the Irt,b gutturals contained la Du,sawitatioleity, Better known ea the Fflies0s-Ourfte song. Glut'. 1555 thinthe lyrics take when they serenade Cohorts O'Day. With the populaceschooloil In double talk After Hut-Sut, TI.P1-71* and the like. Mt. WWI.twister MuMed mat a rereptise audience. Martin's swell arrangementwhich mills upon Md. *ter,. taste voices and whistlers. makes the mostof the ditty and male. It very easy to sate.

as,. in pannil. inekm yeerdis. Desets....ns sm.. me Passe'.emitted rm. Lois too...

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REcoRD ll[yiNGGuIDE..pART

napeReleases Arc Most Likely To Be Needed

rui-see by Phonograph Operators

THEA Forecast of What New Songs and Record

TMeta

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FRANKIE

CARLE'SNEW ALBUM

Senuaesty Les..aM

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On., Tiro. Three CrLetry-FT; VC. Ile.manan Sunset-PT VC.

The cid hop-acmch Jingle that stillexcites the kindergarten kids now be-comes a righteous hop to excite the olderInds. Considering the interest createdso ninny years ago by A-71Act A-Tasketfor the nursery Jingles in Jive. our.prising that Tin Pan Alley wettedkeg before getting around to this one.Several years ago, this hatching Pf,t,caugin the Woody Hernia band In soeutiying ballroom sainting rhthteous tothe One. Two, Three O'Loiry liner. Andnow that Vaughn Monroe has put It onmord. It's a cinch that the youngsterswill be reeking In thr rhythm of theirlumping Jocks And rubber ball. In keep -the with the kteldire' game. Monroe makesthe music bouncy, and br.ght. The bandmocha out fee half chorus on openingwith Maestro Monroe and Martini Dukeplaying the game vocally for the chorusIts mitts warmed, the band returns, thepiano taking the releases, a ridingtrumpet for the bridge, and an out solidfor the finish. 'rte tempo is sloweddown fOr the Scrawl aide. saheMi to OmenOtth entirely to Monroe's buttoning forthe dreamy Billy and 8a.Many Kayotoned.

While htentees version el 04e, Two. ThroeCYLOry` Is net the tint to find Its way owmooed, his side Is unee.stioneely the tintthat dyes rho kiddie Single the mode,. ATM..front that veal suakt it< crown kids Wed thecoma all own again. In addition to net bay151 ems will.; of the muter* and Merely.,Duke, the 6,5 stoat the band an osoteenityto Menke lb. asneen to leo. skip end }amp.SKINNAY ENNIS (Victor 27586)

Don't Want ro Set the il'or;i on Fire-Fr: VC. Don't Let Jab foot Yo --Fit VC.

This doubling matte the return ofSkinnay Vanua to the Victor not. his firstwax since a four -aide teat when be firstbroke away from the Inte Hal Kempband to wore a wand of hM own. Fealuring cupped breee and the chi:meta,as well at iii own individual and breath-less style of sawing the songs, the bondand its leader roan maks a more sus.pictlous entry with the B ,id*. 1341. inslow and bouncy tempo: the clarinetswith muted tone for the figures opens.Whirling saxophones take over the esiConelstanza, giving way on the releasaces to thesolo trumpet; SICItireby Woo hi. WM..pared mu -nines about Julia for thirdchorus; end for the final refrain, theWald beat. it solid, but never 'creamy,with Boole raising his WOO! tot the TO.kateet. The World oat Fire is taken ata moderately fast tempo which tendsto dived the melodic content of thegong itself. Moreover, It's not the typeof time that lends Itself to Skinners.KISS treatment. That negative Impren.don le created at scratch with Rimssinging the nod emote. The cuppedhorns and reeds carry the second chorusand a dimly trumpet seat, it up for athird chorus, giving way to Ennis at thebridge to sang it out.

To 'lease OH lode intelest foe no meskcondors. Chemistry In the MiOwtstern andWed Cent teener'. who* Me bond's Soklev/mg It largely ...unheard. The weedmade Innis's rejoin to the recited ((((( nit!and the tam wet led this lilting loseshine-.type et here to their lettings. The "Worldon tif... side tans short. And cern withthe hone guard, Innis wilt Net defficultycatching up lefAh thr head tiert of the TommyTecier and ine.ce tecidt vcraiona that et al.ready Meaty marimba' In he machines.HORACE HEIDT (Colombia 36370/

VC, Shepherd Serenade --PE: %O.

Once again Melt rings the bell withhis taliX1rdbfl. Slid for this taworste It sthe B side that makes the reraiiiindlogtones. Aided by Fred Lowery'. whist=to supplement Larry Cotton's softceilings. with plectrum strums to thor-ns* the background [raisin. Holcit gismothat plaintive slid easy -flowing pastroalserenade the melodic treatment it com-Mande. making It real harmonic tidbit.Bet In 0:4 tempo. Colton and corn -pimp clinch the Impression with theopening chortle. The hand take* up thetheme, which altred from the other Edeof the ocean, for Wait a thecae andthen MO/ere so -self turn glee flub toset the tint Aare for Cotton and LentefeT.The tempo Is stepped up rs bit for theDelitah ditty, which Heidt also makesfor melodic dancing Sesotho. bandMama with Donna and Her Don Juanagiving vexes to ihn second chortle.Rankle Oatiets piano fingerless mini.nently eltephayeat for the background.And with the fitelnway Already in fullWing. Carle clips net half a chorus forthe third stanza. Donna rind Hor Donnreturning to complete the wtndinga.

Moshe ofeeralon can look forward to deep.sine wave of totheaslasas for Ile 'TfeidefdTerthade" with Hsema Heide* vela. sadists

AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC)VAUGHN MONROE iglaebh4 11283)

On the RecordsA critical analysis of the West tccord releases, covering both the

musical and commercial angles of tuck dok reviewed. Reviews of greater= length are gist. to recordings Shot possess unusual interest as to artist,= selection, or both.

Paragraphs in hoary type ore designed for operators of automaticE phonographs as a guide to the potential value of recordings in 1.11)4= machines.

Kcy: FT-Fos Trot; W-Waits; VC-Vocal Choral: V-Vocalfe Recording.

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est way. While there hose 3 -ten ....oral tecordage released In sass nettle. It resn't un111 licrelt cane along with the pope, blend01 voice awd veleellng that this beauntulseeraidt was ghee the type of totatesent itgalls he.RUSS MORCAN (Deets 39821Why Don't We Do rile !fore °Ilene-FT:VC. You're a Natural-Fl; VC, ,

A ameoth and lilting setting le pro.sided by Ruse Morgan for these twohighly rhythmic ditties. Maestro am-bles the wordrige for both bita with hiswale wale tronsboning and the Mashingfiddles highlighting the morrantental ut-ter/ivies, making it a (Lindy doubtingfor tripping the light fantastic. Twinpianos open the A side, splitting therefrain with the staccato brass- Mor-gan's trombone and the dolma take upthe second steam. Morgan dohs thethird Us hie character/natio whimeringstyle. end Use bared In full force forthe final refrain. The Natural eide, frontthe Nary Slum nicker. to also taken ata moderately paced tempo. Opening re-frain La taken up by the band: fluesetney the *mood atones: the twin pianosteinthide for the third stanza, the bandtaking up at the bridge end then foveaaway fite Men -gait to omit In and sing itout.

While Miestro Megan tut yrt to matereal excitement In the Owe netoreek., bothset. an worthy machine material whom theraucous bled of lies IS not dashed by theloctlion own.. torn amd are familiar onesseed fast Swore/mg Once:Its. an! the NJ,*end silky musk he the Morgan m.oee b eremoth a listening Ifkoture as It is a dancing&Med.CLAUDE THORNHILL (Col. 363711Congener for Te..se (A bate. SJno-IT,VC. Jliet--PT; VC,

The soft Cod twinkling hynnOgratiewlthat seta MT the ClaUde Thornhill brandof opareopstion, paged by the maestro'sown herniating and mood -Inspiringclaw:eat slyto of piano fingering. is dis-played to excellent advantage forTachailtowsky's newest contribution toTin Pan Alley's well of song inspiration.Taken in a Now tempo, open trombonesIntroduce the theme of the Minstrelcomposer's Pietro Catuntero takMiner, and the resolving chords are em-bellished by Ming Flucta's clarinet ca-det:ma, setting the pace foe 'Thornhill.striking out halt a thorn' et Use piano.Tout treatment is handled by Dick Hard-ing. set of love brim matching themetOdie mood. The heed picks it upwith Theenbillb piano Iristies for tilefinish. The seine tempo and pattern lafollowed for Jim with Kay Doyle gettingthe call to chant the ballad's pleadings.

Tee keening appall of Claude Thornhill'smusk.l eftme creating sine and mart in.teltlf each doe, the bond h ripe for a SangBabas ride with the "Concerto" seek. Thisplaptstim from Tschbbtawsky, already sewed,remises tee .461 the ...meal for. of 'In.tanners*" and the Thent..1 entry is a worhvOne to the ...tots who until now Iwo*Shied to retitle the cOfnreerttol portIbIlIttesof the stns.SAM DONAHUE (Bluebird 112851riel,-up the Cream-FT. VC. (,4: theBand to Ito flor-rT: 'O,

This doubting marks the move of SamDonahue Iran the Oath to the Muetardlabel. However. Internet In the Item*pots there. Band beers no Individualstamp, being devoted to the mill -runbrand of balroom blaring that charm,teams the barnstorming tootlers. TheInstrumental Mghliglit Ls In the meet-tro'a tenor sax virorchT. Pick -bp is theWaal rig -ridden stomper with MitchellPaull scatting the Jive talk to the bandboys' chord:ring. The companion piece10 a novelty ditty with Irene Doy'e tell-Ing In the song about the prof:WINK, ofthe variants instrumentalists However,the ditty to dull and the band helps itlittle

Theat's Ilnie hem to setup, the Attentkinof the remit operate.. sees Ire setts getertnegpark. where It makes Milo et no delleremeas to what mania [Owes owl eel the box aslong as It's het. In which ease. "PichUp"the tide.THE JESTERS Mecca 3984)Welt 'FM Me Sun Shinto, Netlfe-PT: V.Westin, et in, Church (My Wife Won'tLet me)-rr. v.

Two more evergreens get vrazinp, aextthese two because of rho old-Uree songrevival soon to be started with the re-lease of Bing Creabra The Birth of theRises feature flicker. The Jolters (RedLatham. Weems CaTleOn end Ow Bon-ham), backed by atentrIton and thythin.rang a mno and three choruses for eacholds'. taking time out otily tiar so ac-cordion Mame. However. there,' littleelse but the atreight singing. Both theHarr, Von Tiber Nellie chaotic and theWetting nevelty of yesteryear provideplenty Of opportunity for Individualtcruchm. bOth In modern and nod/algaenotor. but this MO of snide harmooiromfall to take the Weenies -es. An a result,It's the prosaic singing of the 110:1Ita.

OPetittill will find Met of Mreetst hentfoe neat erode bores. The lino standardsong hitt, getting a new Maw on Tef as agawk of Bing Crosby's new 'Where. will wis.deetatdly nit 20 that IV, trittraloi In the...attunes. Memover, thee steel am strictlyfor tame consumption. Wes mete suitableto, the phones are cants to follow, ntle.

MRS MILLS PAJPSEATS o QT to the boring champs 01 flausth to ploy ontheir zap horn to the Island. (MR)

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really shwa the -Melee an of emerald, isone of the highlight stoutest. of Pe totemhg -

CAB CALLOWAY (Okoh 63911St. Joint, /11,Creforp--Yr; VC. you arethe One In My Ilcart-FT: VC.

It was the A side that first attractedattention On the hl-detho exponent andCab now revive. It. licoreter, Inatead ofbang a showptecie for the characteristicCailleway thorium& We most: -' a bandnumber featuring Chu llerry'etenor saxand Jonah Jones's trumpet born. Cabcontents himself with a middle charm,the band haft chanting In noir fashionfor the bafigrostod. But the hi -de -ho'railing* are subdued and Cab gives ventro the more modern gutterals of lindens:ive. Total edeet Of the entire Mde Sa

and Ws a good thing that Cob didn'tatop out with this 'colon of the lu-minary dime rust, Companion piece isan original Math that sounds so tasti.:hlike 1 Surrender, Deer for Its bridgingbars. Cab chants the chorus too force-fully to make It count. Band bearsdown heavily for n Mitt chorus to openand a complete chorus to Mom

Since Me Harlem iilkkoplaike base retestedCab teem. Of his 6.111tisoing. ty wenn.has subdued Eh chaateltelstto '-.anti tadphill the Hanna beard of gee talk foe -In-firmary." As such. the side will held someappeal for Me ...au. of ISM, haulms,especially stem the rase itself is se des*usetieted wino the fnatnita.FREDDY MARTIN (Bluebird 112$6)Miss Toa-FT: VC. Rose afar-W, VC.

Comodering how the Hur-Sur braotd ofdouble talk riveted such a rimier sensa-tion th eon; circles, there's reason tospent the dash of old Ran In theChortle Tibias -Ai Lewis oldie serenadeto Rote O'Day will now curry similarfavor. More poymisely known isa thelida-ya-dstsha Sono, with !yarn thatring In such twisters as 'You're my MIA-gs.duelua ants-amearooshe, herds-ralds.Wie..m.tode-ay.^ Freddy Martin ceichrethe spirit of the ditty. And with P401,Stone leading the trio of scrient In eotut-gird Rote O'Day (values astute. Vorthe A wide, Martin also dips Into aCharlie Tebbe arming of an earlier year.Mikes lush music for the Slue Totetolled, making Judicious um of the vio-lins and deep -throated rods to glee Ittonal harmonica that lend Much colorto the song. Clyde IlOgere song mihr.gmakes it complete.

The pottier. shostd re** the rook bolesto marhe a now alit Ilwad In .Itadea dealeattul watts nOvetly that Is,. okoadysap tha Ileft of day. 1st with Ilse -Het-Sat"maktng it fashionable to tam a heed day milsthe syllables, to ismiroe-hvintue omeleee Inthh Irish lultaby Mould HMI -Roo Ohercoming of age.

WAYNE KING (Victor 275891Strong in tote Oahu-FT.

King Mats thru with a pairing 01striking Inatrumentals, the muslealmood varying with each ode. The Strawswent, fashioned by the maestro tn cot-laborallon with feilowomeeaue Art Km -eel. Is a highly melodic end descriptivepiece highlighting the dregs wood -amide Mel piano. Both tithe and themeare drone enough to mil for the crea-tion of wade foe the music. Oahu Ii adreamy Hasidim lullaby, penned byKing with Ted Royal. and bet In thetango tempo to enhance Its naturalmelodic charm. Plmicoto addle flour -ohm. Send exotic tooth to the or.ehestmtion, with vocal ehonta and pito-triain minims added to heighten the effeet.

for locations moaning musket tee thatmakes for rtatful lettnIng, opmetors wilt fledbath sides to the ...him likings. And whetethe machine meth le called spew M treat ternanth steneaphese. the "Oahu" Ode mega,Matt tutting needs.WILL BRADLEY (Columbia 36372)loch and Jell-rTi VC. Don't Let JahoFoot To-AI; VC.

PeillOwing In the footsteps of MieleWipe!) that attracted attention with laxgle beat, Jock end Jar jingle gets amodern seem end is set eight to the bar.But while Jack and Jill run up the DMwith a solid boat, and Jack breaks hiecrown for dancing boogle-woogte withthe farrnee's daughter. the ditty leeksthe gaiety and treiodie qualities thatcharacterleed Pity -1y. Linz Goldner andTerry Alton tell the tale. riposte. withTerry Allen osittlOcang ithoUt Jed* lataken at a dower tempo. BisealatplaraIt Iletlewaly. wing hardly the kVA ma-terial to show the hand to any Sidlregt-tage.

As a tellumem M the elemey Wirermoot,. N. "(sea end me' aide wig attestsoma Mennen to Ms ahem. lbeenrott, berththe lane and Its Iteotraf 1st bet teal armsand can Nor"' be steeled as fee MINH Oatsthat metro for l.a awl emitted' Me le Meboxes.

70 The Billboard AMITSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) Ociuber 4, 1941

NEWS FROM ENGLANDReview of Business AfterTwo Years of Battle Raids

Little manufacturing-op-crating profitable, but hoz-arilom--see growing ma-chine shortage

By EDWARD CRAVESLondon Office of The BillboardLONDON, Sept. 1.-WIth two year. of

war almost rxenpleted. the coin machineIndttetry of Britain Mune. made too bad aJob of !aping Its Hot flytng In the fenof ever-tracreasing ellIneulties and whilefultillang Its obligetioeu in the matterof national moot« cellos both militaryand civil.

In surnmarteing the etrtaingle foreleal. Individual treatment of realimpart should provtdo R cleaner pictureof the whole situation. Aa organisationmeans much to any induatry, the flatto come under Oda review ern the two

,1/mirage Erma EnglishCoinmen

LONDON.-'M twin seemed year ofwas drew, to It. close, the Britishcoin machine lodunty expressesgratitude to friend' In the Nitwit:Au)Induary for the help they ban gleesend ere glr3111 to prtiaire0 seal effort.Thanks millionr

bodies looked upon ea .11Imereata, the At Career'' m.o.eletion and the lirliPh Aittomatle Ma-chine Operators' /Society.

During the fleet months of the warboth orgentzettone held ropily commit-tee meetings. both nuagot their anneal=mem In early 1040. Bat there anyparallel cod. Altlio Its onto. sufferedtart« from air midis the Caterers' Atomelation has continued meeting. and dill.gent attention given to members'troubles.

Association ActivityIn &net cootraot one, the 3140

quel nothing ban been heard of DAMPSdespite the fact that the war providedboth manufacturer. dietztbutor end op -mat« entiona with hitherto undreerned-of opportunity to justify esiatence. Thistenure to Me to the °erosion may be*Unbelted to BAMO8 not enjoying theservices of paid full-Ume semetury.POmeralon of such an anklet has peenedOf Ineatlinable worth to the A. C. A.

&nee CapLaln McCarthy Main returned10 the army. IIIM40e4 haa not nen hadpin -time paid ottacial. and those mem-tem who endeavored to carry on as hon-orary .otlikers found wartime claim. ontheir these too mock. Thin Inactivitydoes not augur welt for any post-war re.sumption Oft mootot union with the

C. A. may coolly prove the most dell:t-able *Mutton Dom :nom so. Iron:webam Porno of the eorietya records were Icetwhen ineendiary tiondb deal. -dyed thefelliPorerY headquarters at the Bernand Auger Loaf tavern. also known atbeim of the Informal Slot Club.

No ManulsclwringOn the menuferturing tide there ham

been no great activity. The cutting offor Import. from Amortcoi at snub start

did foe a while seem to pre -lent the pro.damers here with %wonderful oppee.tunny. But little was done and thatnot thru any lack of enterprtae. LeenIn the center mouths of the war, theperiod when zuony orerseas onlookersregarded the conflict rut somethingphony, ementlal material" were difficultto get. Thou manuiseturers able to se.Cure enearects Were tUrriltis to Warequtotoent production. In the periodSeptember. IMO, to the "tart of elk airblitz year Islet British loin machineproductMn woe confined to lees thanHO Stuffier. (table skittle game) byStreets Auto:nuke: about ItO Roll Out.the Barrel (low -price payout cubineel byJ. 0. Amuse: a amen Or 10 Octopus(eight -player) cranes by MO Barrett«rho letec loot bin workshops by bombdertructionn o limited number of wall=alines by Dick Scott: 30 Hitler "hoot.Ing mothiner. by Bettina American Nov-elty Company, and a nerdy alma -weekproduction of Id play Commeretela byClemente. Settee stout of the blitzClements hae had manufacturing nod tohimself. Apart from time when weekswere bully blanket by bombe, oix-a-weekotandard has been maintained.

Poe wenn time Clements has been hop-ing to start production of new wall ma-chine but matertal Menage holds thisup, He now plans coming to biggerworts up north in assoclittion with bolecliAtxthotinft *gent for hie tnarlitnew.Oli,er Whales. Like all other post-warproblem. it la difficult to form« Belittlemanufacturing poreibilitlea, but thosemen who hare Increased plant to Leckiewar -gear production will be In posseaslonof faellltlea wturh nosy encourage them10 ger all out In a big way to meet an-ticipated demand for new machine.. Acafe In point. la that of but ors) man.before the war concerned with tellingand operating-for rea....,ne of reeurttyMs name must not be mentioned. Thisman, bltherto able to manage with avery ordinary worbthop and tools formatntettance work. now peeseseets a well.equipped worka of fair Are. He definite-ly Intends going In wholeheartedly forpcot-war proatution. But whitenerRrhish mutututurere do when war ends.present todineltions point to little If anycompetition with America In table gam**-tt, et course, alien enathitios are stillIn MOM.

London Lout (isIn the matter of loam Loodc.n, the by

no mean* a back number. la not quitethe potent force It was. Orating the firstyear of hostilltke It maintained Its rent -Dyne*, the varlets desires mod agents fornew products chenglog by force of dr-ourstante to become clearing !souses forused equipment. It was In this periodthat Chicago Automatic Idachtneplipply.this an energetic policy of kerolothe-country for machine., stepped out of theJobber clam to the pinuorte of big bon.nem. Smutty of air raids. on Loudenmode operators thy of ermine to thecapital to buy. One or two jobber.. leechen Clare Buckman, had earlier transferredtheir business to the country. WithPeter Tesler Mining the navy. BuckTaylor moved Oold.sid Novelly to Wakeafter four months of raid enretral. MostOf the others. however, stayed put andwills them the London office of The Bill.board. Hardly one omapcd damage. Totaldmeruction fell to the lot of BritlahAneerice.n Novelty. &mann Novelty.

FOR SALE2 unita 120 location? Automatic Hostess Wired Mastic. 20 location boxes -2.000 record libearo-1 0 booth bones--speakere-bar conhols. All mimic. -

ester necestary fee Immediate studio and location operation, in perfect can-did.. Must sell at encc-a real angel... Were, wile, phone. --

Automatic Equipment Co.110 14th Street Taber 7505 Denver. Colorado

inferno and Coin Amusement Muhl.Supply. Yet cub of three opened up*gala eon:tether* etre In London. noti-on -co of *pintoes to be caught 311 Lon-don raids resulted In people like Whales,of Red.ear. and Parker. of Rent. becomingbig Operators.. Will they after the warmaintain their recently won eminencecc will London again assume the lead/One thing Is at the moment certain:Dealers who have never before heldagencles for American weenie.« 'tetetheir Intention of sailing aa soon as pos."MIe for the United States in bid tomoire the plume. Agelnet this, one ofthe most reepected leadma In the In.dunry te quietly 'Wyoming formationof a distributing pool as the best meansof ensuring sound all-round recovery.'nue unity has fitter been strong pointAmong dodent here, but there are nenalready of soon support for this schemewhich. If It memos, would demand« meat cormideratIon by reason of Itsfinancial strength.

Soortlands CaleAll fee operating. Opertlarda hold a

new :numerical high When War began.OnlyIn a few places did authorttles In-clude them In the general cloture ofplaces of entertainment. There was lit-tle onto In buelnem bemuse people weretoo uneettket. But with the war decal.Opint Into a Maginot le. tRegtnreil laneaffair, a somewhat remote mu. spendingbecame «sake and the SporUands an owhole took their there of what ormgoing. The A. C. A. capped mcmtioniindividuel effort, by preeentmg an am-oulamen to the Red Cross. Then cantothe reit of Prance and the ate blitzLondon wa. for tome time thel main target and. accordingly, London oroollendesuffered. tionw were destroyed byPomba. others badly starnemed Un-happiest cow of all wan the wrecking ofa poputu spot 112 Central Lonelan. number of patrons being killed. Thoseunimobed by bombs lost trade (manycloud). the number of people remelningoutdoor' after blackout Minx negligible.With the spreading of raid activity. 'ev-ent' provincial eportlands went erestaingto the ground. but this aide of the bust-nen was fez from being dead. Pt:tre-e...bang oporstee. found site. In centerstree more or Iwo from raids and thetroslortly hare reaped ta decent reward.This rummer, WM an extra hour of day-light and a lull In nide, London h.seen alight Increase In "poniard ac-tivity.

Sand Cant Spots CkoolSeaside opreating during the east sum-

mer of the war on. both good and bad,Up to the collapse of Prance. at leant ahying wen being earned by meet. WithInvasion an imminent prospect, all thoseOn plea on the vulorreble wane Ned topack up. Thiel rummer many furrowprofitable snots hare remained shutteceetowing to their being In area" barred tovecationers. A few reopening for bene-fit of reaidenta and defense folk reportwhat In Baltuts.pstrience La known as a"fiddle,' that is. they just serape enoughfor a living. In unrestricted coastalunits fatorable rrpOrta predominate.

Varied repent/1c« bare been the letof those operating In locallorm partic-%Out, bo In London. Once buoy &tar-tars have lost thru erscuat'on and manymulti«, have been lost thru atr bomb -MO. A large nurither td London Morenotone been &mooed arA half of thesepanes carried at lease One machine,usually a marble game.

This dortruilion of machines In deal -ere' atmew eportlande art on altos hasIntenolfied one of the biggest of ellproblems. that of equipment. But mane -hoar both dealers and oorratora banmanaged to rub along-and that'a aboutthe only way to comma the situatton.Pantaatte pekes are paid for baubleunities which during ordinary UmewiPeld not be wen on top Rootionst Yetthous people not *bort of equipment andreperrattug In good soots Who are ableto maintain the ink/Ones at a moon -able standard are better oft than In nor-mal Unites. But for the wee they wouldbe burns new trochlme every two orthree menthe: u It le, that espouse le aved. The public has forgotten to lookfor novelty and the somethlog-diffetentmachine.

Mechrek smelts'But-and what big but-for bow

much 1:-nper will many of them gamesrennin In eertice. Spare. are dwindlingaway and me am the nuebanlos capableof elan a workable patching -up. The

first year of the war saw little call tatthis putieular form of labor. It manshwa registering for military service gateIgo occupetion es automatic machinemischuitc. a Walk honest einaceiption.he could not be taken. Thin (orationwith different meaning Intended, Youon the schedule of ricer -rod ocetonsO.aaBut when the country was left to fightalone, this schedule came under string-ent review and the mechanic for coin -operated machinos was no longer re-served. Aa those Orer military see arealao being called for war work. It is earlto see how acute the maintenance nuns -trod le becoming. It may well be thatbefore the war Is over operating will beconfined to those of very mature are,the unfit -for -service. or those able tounlire some of their ewe time :mennational dull.. But there Is not-andcannot be-a serious complaint or grunt.bie. Paramount tars the oesential needsof the country, and If the Industry AndaItself passing thru a very dark period itmay take pride from the feet It ham beenthe moms of providing men whose tech -:Ural skill has been developed In Itsrank.. Men too. who will return withan enhanced. wider kr.naledr,o

Few Colnenen CasualtiesCasualties from the mechine ranks

hare am far happily been few, brat onecue may be quoted as indicattre of therisks all have to face. A mechanic leftone Job to take another. both out of lon-don. Between the two there was to to itgap ot two or three days thing whichperiod he, planned spending at WA nett -London Dome. On the day that he leftthe lint job, his new employer decidedhe wanted him at once and wrote Inaentitling him to cease Immediately. liedthat letter been delivered by norm alearly peat the mechanic would havestnightsway trwreled On. Tint mine toraid. overnight, walla were delord.When the postman caned with the triterlater In the day tt could not to. delivevied.A d.yltgltt sneak raider had droppedbombe where the mechenk lived and theman had tact lute llie.

Coleman Wins DecorationLookine at the other aide of the pie.

tore--dret war decoration won by amember of the Indultry went to RR em-ployee of British American Novelty Coen -pony who received the Navel MOM.scuished Serene Medal for gallantry In a*ea action.

All an far written Oniteerra the Minnie -merit side of the Industry. Of sendingactivity Little can be old. IMMO Atotoluene Company has managed to keepup a tale flow of supplies for its rail-way station mochinew, belt otherwiserending machlnei ban been put awaywith nothing to sell. AA to future pro..pmts. Immediate and otherwise, withoutindulging In wild goes...work. It la toopossible to add anything to whet Iswritten already. Everything must beeubservient to the country's moat pee -log necete.

As title second year of war dn.% toten etc., the licloth coin machine Indus-try then The Billboard expenore gent.Cud, to friends In the Americon induetryfoe the help they have !Oren and anyWine to Britain's war effort, Thanks mIlticril

SorryThe Jimmie Lunettord ad In lost

week's Talent and Tune. on Milele Ms.chines Supplement listed not of hieforthcoming record release. se Yard !YapsMonolo. Copy 'Mould have read YardDog liferurka.

N. Y. DRIVE(Continued from page 6.0

elsIty called to operatoer attention whenthey come in to buy their record

Operator, making purchaser of newautomatic phonographs are also beingurged to feature the Bond tune on theirmuleinee.

Reports from operator. who have beenfeaturing the records of thee tune everUna its release indicate that it get atrotter-thanarerage play tau practirellyevery Imelda!). me that from the oper-ator's standpoint. It rot only glans laman opportunity to do his country sere-ne bat MOLenits for many extra plays,too.

MORE PEOPLEre 7P0 P taro .hoo

tcloro, Toke n every SlibtOlbefas three yews age. Simply hull $1ter 10 -week TRIAL mbserfotion toGeselellevi Nino The Ilintereed.27 Owe Mee, Cloonan,. MO

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Talent and TunesOn Music Machines

A COLUMN FOR PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS

By HAROLD HUMPHREY

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Ncws NotesSawmy Kart. gab Cheiter ford gait,

Wood an tune entem4 their <mincesMO Violet. Kates eM for Ms momwan at a hefty Metes. lo onh peraide. . . . Medi of new ems, .111 bePenned ortoh 2010002A new Aloe termCameo Miranda reinIcal. lWeeltIndMaraca." They "Th. Moo With 11.1LoOrpap Song." -A Weetilnd loMs....," -The Hinge- "Tropical Magic."When I Lore 1 Lome' and "Kamm*sod Rumba.- . /noon Mink n rt.teeny "My Old Mon" how elot MatWith Pumoost /dm 'hell. of the '901."Remy Goods.. is malt.. It fee Cohn. -Ma, Count Onto well cut It at hts .atOnis date. sod Victor 1. Pimeti.1 to reAwe Peke tilatarc**s outpour ecru*, elIt. . Sumo. no 11111 Mat TommyOwny k 'ming wllh the idea of coning.cure dhk, espeelatly Ow loinNM es his own label.. . . Vaughn U.,roe An made mernil oilman In Ms andreccotty. Has two new trumpeterZax sod on. drummer boy.

Ammer. Sister. ate cutting P.n.s,Amish melody Miry Mew .111 Itoamen.. -got MI. alit Haw0.4 I. 'linden Icor Violin Mimi."1.0.4. Pastes, Tomo, Cioosers sacalkt,will nos go met on en arr. WM, a mdlecommental. . Tkru,h Helm foreest,who wed Po Ong with Ank, Show'. bandbed recentlt left Seem Goodman, lo newscheduled le on1.4 Wan recoutt withSham's new band. A. a town olthno omit Mr pogo Ise Pall Mall egg.,Sammy Kam will Moen"for Victor. . Colombia Pio Isgottmg toady to shoot new aenk.t Ill..titled ..ladle Wan a Lady.' Sammy Cahnsad Saul Cyst. are welting mpg. In It..TM had. Is .1.11 tommontmg onthe "retest she Te.e on Muak Mechlin.Supplmuni" vettich appested toil week.

Record Harvest Is GoodInitial., operator. writes

Quit (h. WW1/ machine boys aroundDone am much elated these daps overthe crop of rocorde available now. RichFrays there are more Id* and potent*,hlta on the iroxml racket lb* fail thanIt has ever beets hi. experience to atbefore. Torying Um Int. he lays, IsHorace Heide's f 0 Want To Serf theWorld on /Yee, followed by a raft ofother tunes pulling almost 04 manynkkele. Rich looks for the Lothar.% tea -eon in history for the coin phonographoperators ss result of the tune prolue.Lion and general Increase In spending.

Release PrevuesThe Martina are recording the MOM

from the new George Abbott Mow denFood Fornwed for Columbia. ... MitchNI Arrea'a nest Bluebird date include.the cottlog of Nwtocacy. Arinka. EveryVow and f Worth, Do Rack Co Term.

Territorial FavoritesPOLLOWINO in a tut of reports, Iron,

Operators In various wetions of theCountry who have Mentioned myth* acidMonts ar, !oral Neuritis In ollition tothe national leaders liMed In the RecordBuying putde:CHARLOTTE. N. C.:R.11-111. Hormel Nab.

Another Heidi not -rally number. endfor the operators here It is already doingall right. The Heidi, bend has been

In for these novelty tong lots re.Cilintly, and broom of their lyric *Imp*.neas tavern petrol* find thermals,kilning In on a communitv dug. Open.Mors tn other secticoui had better girothis on. a thereNEW ORLEANS:Sleepy Serenade, Andrews Sisters.

The Asolreso gale have another Mt lethis one. as far as ebb. town to COoCenleldOperators here report that with thelarge selector snake atatIoned In thearts. Dill no, OW 111.1.1.11 machine. leIncessatitg Moodily, and tile atm..) eonsWM is One of their favorites.

MOBILE. ALA.:Gremby loo. Cab Calloway.

Negro 101atIono herd are eating thinone up. according to the moire boa op-erator*. Desk presents Calloway at Melow-down beet. and his fans are abowlog their appreelaUon at the coin slots.Operator. suit mselittim In any locution'there the patron. like thelr hot salon.should profit by putting It ma themachines.WILMINGTON. DEL.:Hirt You changed? Gene Ottawa.

0: this tune lar 11001e:,...1lens.. so naturally It.. getting pingo,by the local radio atetlons and band,Krupa's recording of It as also getting Ahurry play on the moue machln,around litre, operators may.LOS ANGELES:Rancho Pillow. Freddy Mauls.

A Weatclit )1p, -)t.11-14-71 ditty thatla now doing big things for the L. A.operators. The Martin orthestra has alot to do with H. too. beret** the maes-tro beery favorite In hte own tightaround Mom parts. Whether the Purr, -bet will more eastward. however, la some-thing that remains to be watch/Ct.

NoteTOIL a comparathe Reline of sone*

broadcast most often or, the networksduring the work ended September :17 andthe week before. ended September To wee

hnnIC Popularity Chart in the Mude..-tutrnent in this lame.

Garber, Music MenGather at Graham's

CINCRTHATL Sept. 27.-Par the sec-ond time within a month Prank Mc-Nieholn. manager of the Grisham Dia-

- Company, local WurlIther dis-tributor. Wt Tuesday 4111 played boatto music machine operators of thinterritory. with Jan Garber and his or-ehmtra lads. who Thunwlay 4161 con-cluded a two-week Mend at Beverly 1111*Country Club. Newport, Ky., AS gtifof honor. it Is estimated that nearlythree-tourtles of the music merchantsin the area, locluding many out-of-towners, took In the affair.

With Manager McNleluks entertainingtit lab usual heepitable feahiOn and withEerier and hie landsmen autographlne

SALESMENWANTED

Experienced phonograph salesmen tosell to operators the latest modelSinging Towers phonographs.

Prefer men with good record for directto operator sales plan.

New machine and new plan.

Write giving age, past experience andpreference for territory.

Automatic Instrument Co.3007 West Washington Boulevard

Chicago, Illinois

t oTdl and photo. for everybody pres-ent. the elsitiog mualc men mend theafternoon party a grand success. Ap tolographOt was on hand to record thedoings.

ISclitelmla, who reeenUy had Russ Mor-gan and hts band meetly,r as go...te tomeet the mottle men hernabouta plan.to make such puttee a regular featureduring the fall .rd runnier. bringinglit the various. name band leader, fromUK theater,. and Dilate* hereabouts.

Blellichols has a standing tee -up withthe Shubert Theater. local vaude house.placing a WutilsZer music machine tothe Incomes Whey with each appearanceof a 11111110 bend at that theater. Themachine Is loaded with the retards ofthe band appearing on the stage.

CMYKD C0i.V MAC:11111n COMPANY. M1LIVAUKte. nen been appointeddiatribe:toe foe Packard Manuloctarsol Corporstaan remote -control equipment,ON110110Kft nowt. K, CopeJtalf, Packard pr....ideal. A stock of eri Packard prod -sets oda be carried by Ike distributor, 31,1ben of the firm MOW,. eating. Nitto right Arundimp ;Morn Wk.:aced,. A Weals and John Heinle, ell of theornate deaertietent. 2.-Ced Edleadd JrykvkeaV. otrygMit camper; $41111dr.learetanir: Dona,41 orreity department. and Merry P. Jacobi Jr. reassess/and owner. (ma)

&lidoBUTFALO. Sept. Y7.-Buffalo territory

Is settling back after a record moonierand thing* have quieted doter. sonewriat

Acme Coln Mechttie Michange la doingwell and has smitt thromed Its moil.Newest MORI= le Sodas 'Armorer FronkMeek Watson. formerly mina numorcest Associated Coln lleciune Company.Detroit.

Ted Mils, Mills Amur...mean Company.Buffalo. 101000 11211.31C VpWfun011, carver agoal-eirsed am. In the Mate. reports Limabtielnees to It014I14 tip Ohs).

Dolts Meet. heed of Aeons Coin here.was In Chicago week or nopummerbuying equipment for Ma espasullog op-erations.

James Chweitville t. continuing to addnew equipment end Joel bought arms%Miltooer wallbox set-up front Nay -Dower Distributing Company. His swotmew 1110, Oreenville .ryit.vom vw/ good.

James Blakeolne Is prolonging beetsummer by 011)114 on nt by ItikehhOK9Ingnniff home late September. Hecommutes (nary day for sost(e of ma-chines.

American Cigarette Machine Companymates that summer biz was so good thatmusic routee were Increased considerably.Pla-Afor tbdtellotions hare paid big divi-dend, for comptny and ham now In-vaded Tunattaride 4N. Y.) territory aw-e...fully.

Pliny Winne:al. J. It. Wuinelel Corn.reports sutras* with sales of A.

N. 1. lAnging Tower: inToo acotpowca.

DUI Plasoltetti. Rex Amusement servIcemanager, ram home to thus nowy Sat-iirdsr to see lila mother and to siredweek -ends, with her at Itte Adtrormactsmum. Aceonli*ang to Mtn. beat pin gameI hew Wolf's tm floor at the momentI. ABC Bowler.

!Myth», Instsibuung COmpaneporta WlatIltdent mire VOLUM, ell LI.creased over August- Big ntbrIal upon -log party is Mt for salty Ociuknr Wee.

72 The Billboard

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RECONDITIONEDCIGARETTE MACHINES!guy Now-INfor Prise else01. U101.1.112 1110.00

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Compirte with stands. Allequipped to tend etpatertes for 201.t1J dep. *NIA cedes. bet. C. 0. D.

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AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MERCHANDISE) October 4. 1941

aoellon. the wanl hare painted murals

the.auLe:tirpler thetar=,tifit

Xoaa

7017V14.°Fig ;noMrs. 0. Aubrey Olbson. of the Gleam

Jean Gibbon. daughter of Mr. arid.11 Dtatrthuttng Company. was married re-

. catty to linchard he &DUMPS. 11110

lights set up the NM" I night.

MERCHAEIDISE MACHIllES...Deleted with the firm.

Plan NationalPeanut Week

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-A large group ofeandy manufacturers. peanut utters andother firms anted with the peanut tn.duatry atter/led * luncheon at the Balenoire% Hotel here September 24. givenunder the allbpiCef of the Minoan Pea.nut Connell. George P. Hartnett. ofMerwood, the., presided at the molting.Guest speaker was W. B. Jester. emeetery01 the arunctl.

The purped of the IttnehoM andenerung WAN to discuss plans for prOmot.log the fourth annual National PeanutWeek to be observed the bat week ofJanuary, 1042 Jester reported on s num-ber of publicity plans, Including windowdisplays In retail stones and a printcontest for the best displays of variouskieds.

The wpm* of the emmell Is to pro-:note ender comumpeton of peanut,. endpeanut products 44 ell kinds. JesterMeted thAt the council has nothtnei todo with the price of peanuts or otherproblem facing the Industry.

Various statistic., on the consumptionof peanuts were given to the meeting.The organisation chinned credit for In-creasing the tine of peanut productsin 1060 by about 56.000 tone.

There were two large rending machineoperating turns represented at the meet.tog. A regreeentetive of an antra:Daneenerchandtsing seediation wee also prow.not. Thie indicated that the rending me.chine trade Is vitally lateral:oft In mer-cbendising promotions intended to to-me...se the are c4 candy bars containingpeanuts end the sale of peanuts tortsbulk rendes.

The vending machine trade was notme -allowed during the meeting. but of.Minis of the orgentestion. when Inter.viewed. stand then app.reolatton of thegreat quantity of peening mid thourending machine* and .10 the salt ofposnut candy bars to Increasing.

Venders To HaveTopps Tab Gum

BROOKLYN. Sept 27 IMEL-PhillpShortie, of Tipp. Chewing Gum. Inc., ismelting evallabie the four popular Oavors01 Toppi tan -sire gum to the vendingenaehlne field. he announced.

-We have been manufecturing tea,-eire Chewing gum from natural flaconsfor some years Dose" sold Shan]. "Wefind our silos Increasing and bolter.thin Is due to the high quality we hove

SANUtt. LEVI NS. "Zeno:, (ALF Op -cram.. roomer!" stilted New Yorkto pitmen» Carl...peon Minaret» nee -chandler» to calmest AU Miff.(Ma)

put tnto the flavors. feature fourflavors. peppermint, pepsin, einnamenand spearmint. Our huge factory hexla working overtime to fill the orders.

-We are presentIne our four flavorswithout eny reduction In chick content.and glee the coin =chine Veda thecame high quality et a apectal wilvertis-Ing demount. We ere also supplyingoperators with dmaleamantaa and otherad material. We have gibed muchkr.erwledge of the trade and we fool thatthe enthusiasm shown by *pennors forour product* bide fair to make our gun.ono of the leaders In the coin machinetrade."

Firm RebuildsCig Venders

NEW YORK Sept. 27. -Vending Ma -chute lexchenge, according to a firmeeecutlee. is busy satisfying the dendr.dsof operettas who want the fine to com-pletely »build their machine's.

"We are jammed .11th week for leadingoperated.- en executive states, Ourenntatnanallip In rebuilding the B era1D -column Stewart tc McCune MidwaysIs well known to the trade. We rebuildtherm =chino with a new rnechaniemIdes% and make them weak perfectly. Op -051105 know they can buy Med rebuiltnuehlnes with ansiptete confidence.

"Mewl Important at this trine la the!deemed priors foe Used cigarette tne-chines. TWA has helped operators bygiving them a greeter capital value Intheir buelneow. After we rebuild theirold machines the eepital value Stammcull feather."

Silverman JoinsU -Need -a -Pak

NEW YORK. Sept. 27 MR). --The age.poll:amen: of Irving Silverman as EasternNew Ycek State reproseentativs foe O.Need -a -Pith Product. Corporation we* an-nounced this week by Murray Wiener.sales manager of the /1:ea.

"Sherman eorod to ua with yd.» o:»ming machine expenemcor AntedWiener. '006 we are proud CO welcomebin. into the Silverman explainedthat the Norman Del Goildes-designedModel 600 Cigarette merchandiser Dadmade great Impression on Wm whenhe first raw It. Now he la happy tobecome member Of the firm manure:-to: Wag It. he continued.

Silverman 101/1 formerly connected withStowart-McOulte and for some time wan partner of Marro Cigarette Service.New York operation with over 600 ciga-rette merchandteers.

Des ?MinesDEB MOINES. Sept. 27. -Dave Miller,

of Peanut Produete company, reports thefirm to now dunibutor in this territoryfor the Pan Confection Company ofChicago.

Central Oremensady Commas', Inc.. ar.ew firm. WAS %%Yarded the franchise foreOnedelons at the 1410,000,000 govern-ment ordnenee ptant near swum. BurlEldmie president of the company. acidhe would sub -contract for esetty andpeanut mecinnee mad other vendingequipment. fildout. formerly districtrale, manage for Pepsi -Cola BottlingCompany. has takes s leave of absencefront that company to hostile the con -masons

Teel Oldon. TOO of C. Aubrey Gilman.of the Gibson DletrIbuttrig Company. toa IAA? end On the Roosevelt High Schoolfoothall team here. Young Olbeon. whosometime, aids his rather In running thephonograph distributing company paron entering the Onlverelty of 1lLseOurifollowing his graduation..

Soo Epstein haa opened downtownarcade called SpOSVAII.4 with a nifty dis-play of borne 100 machines of all tepee.Located In the heart of the braille

Dorothy Irene Richman. of POS11110PrOdUCUS Company, Dm Moine.. wen mar.tied recently to Lotus Goodrich. ofBrooklyn, De_

Art Witham of Itawkeye Nanny Com-pany. returned from a etuinen trip toSilinneelialia and La Crosse. Wu, and re.ported oioking eoenegoodcontracta.

Joe P4tatein, general manager of Su-perior Bales company, his appointed hisbrother Julius meneger of the arced.Joe also operate* the Superior Coln Ma-chine Exchange sod has one of the !erg -eat display rooms in the State Ink.%theory Is &floc manage: and Bob Wileyrealm manager.

I. E. Hoogner. °pewter. Is In ExcelaimrSprings. Mo_ end expects to return to

duties shortly.

Built For Operating!DEPENDABLE! PROFITABLE!

p_ r`VENDINi EGUNIM011

Wm. Neer. to Memo aNntTem simamte T1s04 NMWrIM N. MINIS

Raelliegnal CORPOIIATION

I HAVE A STAMP VENDOR

TO MEET YOUR NEEDS

A half dozen different modelsto choose from prised from518.50 up to $50.00.

Deluxe

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11 P101 A Pak4.

liter% !or. 4.04C05um

11 a,510 011..1(legStb. 4051 MN3114.

teseilaMi, 5.164 rel.

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ONEIDA PAK CIGARETTE MACHINESInge.. 11,1., l'A. 11110, 1M15.01u Ile 20 No. am. 10.1a

114.41% 010.00 211 parIlear woo.Ii, 1 btatne....n D.

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October 4, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MERCHANDISE) The Billboard 73

VENDER SUPPLY 10118

'The addition of yawl to peanut but-ter has national Importance as a0oc0-nomtval source of Vitamin B. Zr. isanticipated that the addition ce thisproduct to candy bars will greany stimu-late the axle of ouch bare thou vendingnaachtnea.

Surer quotas which Peru. the Domini-ten Republic end Haiti may magkelthis country Una year were increased/September 24 by the sugar dirtaton ofthe Agr5rtiltuTel Adjuattnent Admit:tetra.Wu. The Agr:culture Department avid

the total Increase arzour.i. to (l2772 oltorttons. raw value, and represer.te the re -allotment of unfilled quotas of Pull.clutypaying countnee.

It is reported that chocolat. bars Teskeup 33 per cent of candy sales, A writerof A synetteated column, In commentingon that fact says a good way to get*4th to to think up new kind of SeentChocOlate bar, Ho named Mra. EthelV. Mare as a shining example. He alsomkt the first thing to think of Is thename for the candy bar.

Officiate and members at the head-quarters staff of the National Oonfec-Uoners' Awe:Anon met in Chicago Sep-tember V to plan a survey to reducepackaging requirements of the industryby an is:treated 28 per cent, Philip P.OCitt, president of the aucciatton, pre-sided. The group has called upon Itsmembers for migrations as to procedureand policies and lot information on thetechnical problems tnvolved to curtail.meat.

OPM suggested to the emaciation thateconomies 113 III( use Of paper and paper-board may be effected by the chitlins-tlein Of non -utilitarian uses. the adop-tion of standards as to weight, slew andnumber or volume of Kaduna par Muttof paper. Other mammies have beenevolved, it was intimated, by special In-dustry studies.

"Voluntary programs of curtailment"Cr34 stated. may avoid the oamplicationaof mandatory primitive and sh0Cattens

Growers and buyer, of almonds toCalifornia are finding It Oillirult topleat the demand. When buyers wentInto the field ae the season opened theyfound thOclafe. Field stocks weeecleaned up within a week. The pricejumps on slaloms grades of almonds aver-aged 4 cents a pound.

Mogul machine and sieve brushes Usedby confectioners are now made of nylon.A sot Of nylon bristled brvohea. In.stalled In May, IMO. by a large candymaker. has Mont no evidence of wearafter 15 nionthe of constant use. Brusbesmade of Oriental hog Watts*, the supplyof winch M now uncertain. lasted about10 months In a wooden -tack brush and15 months In a metal back brush. It lereported. Nylon bristles. it 15 said, donot fray, split or break off In the candyduring Important cleaning operations.

!

PRACTICALLY CU ceposette tend-ers In Chto hoer this DelifTUO PaN4rf le:cr. The gunge* sere affixedto machine by member.* of the OhioOro:rata Vendors' 4,1°cl:a Loh.

MOtatilte abtOrptiOn of nylon brittle laonly 20 per cent that of hog bristle.

Sales of Philip Morris eigarettes in Au-gust this year showed a gain of 27 perrent abate the total for August lastyear.

The Illinois State tax of 2 tents apact on eignrettea may cerise a revisionet the enalsibutwn of cigarette Wet be-tween the sterularel.priceel breads andthe lose expensive ranetiaa. accordingto a limited surrey made rectally.

When asked what's new. George F.Eby. of Pan Confections, said: "Accacel-

taof

thehaforittegonthWeeg herte.t theremight arcingPon. It seems that Japan Is heelingdown on some of her big talk. There Issome feeling In the Industry that therewill be a kiting tip of some of the strainnow and that we may get mune ship-ments from the East."

MARKETS IN DaumNEW YORK. Sept. V. -Peppermint 011

(dollars a pound,: Natural. ea.73 to 64.U. S. ploarensoeutical. $4 to $420.

Raw Buser: The raw wager market coo.tinues Inactive. No offerings or sales re-ported during the day.

Refined Dupe: The refined auger mar-ket woo quiet and unchanged today.

Extra largeMediums

CHICAGO SPOT MARKETPEANUT'S

Virstnia and North Quetta'Cents net

lb. In big":umbel 7.00Fancies 7.28 0 725

10.30050

RECONDITIONED VENDING MACHINESDilinall *WIT islOssitese ON ALI. VIDOitio iseissielithir. Novi -is TUE YHA( TOANTICIPATE VOW, NEEDS AND PHONE. WINE OH wan. roust Olglitn wifiLL11(107105 II 00111.11.1rre.

10 N.n.,mal lea eordoatla. OH*) 11411.00 630 111.0.,/.1 /05 Iftett 517.507 Ibt Vial risees .f..10 National DIY Vood 22.50: 15t Vend 19.10

WO 0111Hetlee-teed IIINANtea-jul CONSIreUen sine --1 Cal. ix 5450 0 obeenue.-OuN IIIta.ees-.65 CaoHeaao. Coin. -7 OIL 6E50

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LOUIS H. CANTOR CO.[Horn Repulurtal...*: Natural Vent., In.

250 WEST 54TH ST. (CIRCLE 6-32851 NEW YORK CITY

BUY

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BONDS

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1A VeaellesIo 11.531 ..... $7.110 ea6 MHO Dune . 4.7S Ea.6 *OR. Netataes ... 4.60 Ea

\-Iftsic_HINES a+ .I.ewe. Rune guru. 6.11741, 7.6IS

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gpokalteSPOKANE, Sept. 27. -Cecil Welton:oil

hen returned to /Volcano from Stever.County. where he has been operal,ngTnUbtflea 107 X10Eran Cote. WeLlsmodrejoins Crest Novelty Company all seer -iceman.

Wayne Rom. Wallace (Idaho) radioman, ham joined Welloome Music Com-pany as a mechanic. Virgil Fortuna,Wellcome serviceroan, to back from a

4morOh Y.I.C6L30I3 in Denver.

M. P. Bonney, reoocd manager for OR-lutHI Plano House, Is back on the jobafter being down with the flu.

J. H. Rhodes brok in touchwith Ms mush, machines niter a sum-mer'sabsence on other busmen nearLewiston. Idaho.

Dale (Mimes, rr_anseer of Jack 71.:.Moore CO:11irly, (MUM, spent

the past Week in Yellowstone NationalPark on a combined bunters and pleas -me trip.

7Iatcitez,NATCHEZ, Mae.. Sept. 27. - Pan la

bringing better coin machirto buntleashere. Many eperators are securing newlocations. deapite limited supply ofmachines,

A new wrinkle to remote control forphotos is the tree box recently Installedby Whatley Craig. Craig has a wall boxhooked up on the outeido to the treeoutside of a location.

Sam McCabe and Sam 8(710. of Sera -MAC Novelty Company, have plaoedPrank Perrault, former serviceman. Incharge or operationet company au man-ages. Perrault has been with the com-pany TOM.

gu11aioBUFFALO, Sept 21.-Atlea Phonograph

Company reports loatallatian of severalnew Seeburg lo:111 bc.s set-ups.

Vic Stablin to busy there days with hisduties as a...Petition president, game andmusic [Mt., a new arcade and plane forfurther 'reportable.

Priors and Noreann Van Corderhave been added to the personnel atRoyal Amthernent Company. Miss Primeworks In tescreartal capacity, desistingMildred Vistas and Van Gorder.

J . G. Maloof, Fred Van De Walks: andJimmy Greenville. muale operates*, wereguest. the other night of Harry Kelly.&sebum district Manager. and DickKuhn, band leader, at the Stetter HotelLounge, where Kuhn is completing ame -month

Ben Hulick Is etill talking arena thetine Unit he had it the wee -end partyand cruise on Lake Caytma, attendedalso by several Eleenurg (Imbibition andoperatOest.

Ray Peterson, manager of MayflowerDist:lasting Company, is p:3141lrig totake to some of the Iie llnoasota footheEames. He says glee of Warlitsin, are

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TOPPSTHE TAB SIZE CHEWINGGUM THAT HAS WON THEFLAVOR FAVOR OF THENATION!!

11.91rhilintSINROPERATOks7

TOPPS4 Famous flavors Are Tops !Of Opt!

SFr/MPS/NTPEPPERMINTCINNAMON

PEPSIN(Host quality pm ev 611 1M world! Pambilurel linen! Higbee ebiele eateteul!7etset TAIS SIZE Ice eastl.ag NuithInes!Used by IVaellat SP, I set. 1411cuet.fy every 5/yr TOPPI it 10,1 Ito big.Kt', 6.01.1. IItdref itide...-news satisfiedcaoloRNHI-67 ..... *Wen aeIHR-and It.isolese up a turf. Into a 6.1I.... payiNgbusiness! What'. MORE--701IPS ITNIGHT!!

DISTRIBUTORS!A 1gW TIRRITORITS STILL AVAILABtflWRITS for SPECIAL PROPOSITION NOM

MIA=P/i/fE NNW

TOPPS CHEWING GUM INC.60 BROADWAY. SINXINLYN, NEW Irene

"STEWART & McGUIRE"S OR 10 COLUMN "DUALWAY"

CIGARETTE MACHINESCOPoltlf ELY 110111-8117FR THAN fawn

FORMER PRICE $91.50 7,.....4.enft.the....uftwatau.....NOW $39 twalkoslon.-.w UMW.

l WONG ileges. 0s am amensONLY will Woolf w% baolp the sr..I/3 wits ow... es. O. e, D. '"'""

VENDING MACHINE EXCHANGE33 WEST 60th ST., NEW YORK CITY

7$ The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October 4, 1941

Bally Ups OutputOf New Monicker

CHICAGO, Sept. 27 faIR1.-^tra Platlike old Wow" exclaims lay Maloney.president of Bally ktanuteetwing Com.pans dliellealng the reception acoetededBally. Dew Monicker. fpm -ball ;MO.'Mum hasn't been ete much excitementaroma here bIDO. We day, of Ihrzoper.We ell feel that mire dettaltely tea thatOld Bally proare---Usentag out a panesthat will him In the annals of Ce411 Ma-chine 1.014. alo:lit with liellyhx. Bumperand all the other greet old -Unto Ballyhire.

'Repots from operators pro.° Moo -

hiker to be by far the tautens money-maker in yeas. OUT enigma! plans wereto limit production of Monicker becauseOf the mimes of mulliole mut omen('earn businem we are Mang. But, In.stead of titanic; production, we turdwe are forced to step up our output ofMonicker. Fur the next two weeks, atleast, we will be In lull production onMonicker."

RostonBONTC*1. kept. 27. -Ben Pa1...trent.

district manager for Packard. reportsthat because of the demar.d for Packard

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IMMEDIATE DELIVERYMILLS THRII 14313 -TOUR dhoti-1Met0 PalmMIS--COMISINATION lmri PLATAND PAYOUT WITH MINT silINDIat-CNaOtal GILLS AND CHROME VEST POCKETS--KEENEY 1 WM RILL-BitiLY TURF DIOBY-CINCO 1UNCLE-CHICO STAN ATTRACTION--COTTI.1111 A. S. C. BOWILI11-11AK(.3 PACI115.

s tau telt PLAYSSally See*. RA _36300Batty PIM 63 CO

C.4444SermLlp ... 60.00Came 141.14.5 35.00Elk.. 1.11./ 14.1 60.00laket big Thar. . 52.50

!MISCELLANEOUSEisgal Penes P.O. .3 500S alim Pkk.a.Pub.. 5.50'33 K SketTew. 72.50

MITI. 1 2.3 .... 42-50Nee, fast Vow. P.P. SS.Oo

CAilleagen 10.032 Wallas gig Gr...

Cass 71 -CO

SLOTS15c Mn. Chrome

tell $85.00I So Wills CAW 12341 10c 1.111. Colds 45001 214 MM. GNI.* PDC*4 31 barb Si.. hit 45.00

10. MM. Oleo Pet. 75.001 74 3g.~ CAM. 43.00

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You can ALWAYS depend on JOE ASH -ALL WAYSFINEST FREE PLAYS READY FOR SHIPMENT!

COMPARE THESE PRICES!!Chick... Sam ....$29.50 SParlirPlaybill (Bally) ... 35.00 League

Uiep 25.00 Leader 30.00Doom. tst.nce C. 0. 0 Wcitg tot Cewelgt tbi

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BEST BUY OF THE MONTH25 Seebure 20 -Button Wirclett Wallornaric Waltbeatt. in perfect con-

tidien with all the bred improvements and Marble-Gto COver. fee..$22.5010 Gottlieb Long Dam Triple Grips 10.00

FREE PLAY PIN TABLES1 lake. Cig ....5+7.50 I C.441lieb Cttitig Champ 512.501 IkhiWt Sang 50.00 1 Chicago CoinI tehailt Golden Cato 10.00 I Major, 12.50I Stoner ChabOle 10.00 1 1 Chicago Co.. foe Hunt!. 32.50

MODERN MUSIC COMPANYISIS Iles. Seam Oanma. Colorado

product.. th tioeon ante will anonmove to 'toper twoclowirtara

George Marks reports that businceawesgood at the &made which be °genteelat Brant Rock. IL** Most of the rum-mer harem In the etotnny were burneddown In IL huge Or shortly before theopentog of the arteacm. but Marks repletethere erre still enough summer maiden.to ,note a profitable butanes.

Walter Guild. Manager of the Cite-tette Iderchanchmer Amociation, report.the organization hoe decided to ?mid onemettrup a month begriming in October.The meeting will be laid the third Tues-day of the month. lamptmln E. Gordon.of Boston. letaw relations consultant andformerly enlisted with the NationalLabor Re21.1141111 Board. add:awed wort-h; of the CMA recently. amatalnIng totile clgarett non hew they CM qualityunder the mataonal wage and lawn law.

Mike Main. repruentli; Sack Fitz-gibbon. of New York. will sheeny openun °nice In Baton. It la understoodthe ethowrooms where the Bally lino ternbr featurod, SUU be ou CommonantithAvenue.

Ole Of to most welromo operators Inthe buileases is pretty Loretto Monti. be.lased to be the only woman operator InNew England. nub cot:tenets generallyare all nodes when Waite comes totown, ita albs tern attractive young ladyand well versed in the coln machinebrieforwa. She opmatee a large gameroute *round Norwich. Coon.

814 Wolbant repeals he ha dosed hasummer secede at Wollaston, Slaw. afterdoing a good buelnem for the season.

Jim Woodwud, ora of the oldest pintable °perish:cm front point of experiencein Ode *wintry and now .erring as earn-tary of the Acomement Merchant,' Mao-chstlon Is kept busy handling his route.

Phil Oche...viz. Wmaeok Vending Coen -pony. local inualo and game operator. upand around again after suffering a re-lapse recently.

Philip and Burwell Lernince..21... Bed-ford colinneri. bare closed their summerarcade at Ssybecok. Conn., after a suc-cessful 'carton.

Murray and Lenny Schulte, of AtlantisTr,arteutIng Company. are receivingmuch ferorabie comment on the gameremodeling ,lobe they have just com-pleted.

Abe Fox. Hartford. Conn.. game midmerle operator. ts busy mooting moatof his mune lecatione. Poe Is one ofthe lament operates, in Conneoticut andIlan large pin table arid mule route..

Joseph Bagel. Portland. Me. (*Inman.In loan to purchase equipirarit. Tic7...crtabtraineas good in Northern New England.

GREATEST MUSIC YEAR(Conneurd pen pope di)

Leiden have been another means of In-dittot riles promotion that lino retab-hailed M the mind of the public the

of the coin -operated priMno-graph.

Never Won has the tamineas been toversatile as it Is at present with wallboxes. bar Imam and other remote -control equipment helping the emeatorand the location owner by boorung ps-tromp and mont.

TelephOne music has new *muted newbrientIons. New and awn:lent equIprectit,developed by the manufacturer to litany type location. has alma played Repart In keeping this business popular lmthe minds of the public).

Phonograph busmen. Mu never en-joyed go much publicity of favorablenature In the daily paper and mega -tines. With of M. publicity la woundthru the co-operation of operators andtheir aasoclatIonv. Adretthing C8111psign.in local newspaper.. hare be/ped to rivetettention to the machine*.

Yee, the pbonogriph busInee teat. goneforward. Leib all work together to keepIt progressive and Maury Ita

TOO einclancy of the operator end itirorganization has been :next inspiring. Itis Indeed eeniaaragtng to see the burinevesmake "Rh ;entreat thni the effnets ofthe people Interested In the bustnees.

The operator today Is a shroud bott-om men lie has been quick to grad)the idea that lieu made hie boors.,roger. AddllIceut to his organt/ettnit,1 the condAnt study A the (illy de -

nun& of the public have farm bliolbeinatobt to serve the public well

try analystsig anonwaltd operator. It

CILI) be !rattily understood that ho mustter verestlie in every department Of Memusic magnate Madams. He must beealmenan, architect electrician, carpen-ter, good judge of mune. dtploznat withhis customers. a good mango* of men.1511 'omen:nee s nnancier. At the sametime be must be able to patlenny wortlong hours without tatIgite.

The mitten intblietem and recordmatinfeetnierts have also payed an im-portant role in the growth of the eau.operated muse buainess then foeesightIn creating and aupplying the kind of.elate that predates best results. Lot-'mums:ant In the quality of all product.that go Into the operating of phono-graph... mach as tubes, speakers andtreadles. has alias contributed to 4210

c. natant growth of our tillAboi.A.The phonograph industry should be

proud of Me sUte414.4 it has made thruIts own efforts, overcoming obalack thathave often wean It. path. All et usknow there hate been many obstaclesIn the past ate Tema. Not all of Memhave been overcome yet. but I feel Mo-ndani that Ma operator of tolls) will,then his co-operation, make the 'Putnammore prosperous and more stable for Eliesheet... of all concerned, uncle &WAtoot a good teem. "nay 'Bbl flying."fax the United Mateo Atr Corp.. Letha coin similar phrase for corn -operated phonographs: "Keep Tut Play.Mgr -

DEPTH DIE -CUT APPEAL!14.) Hole. er roe wild luring. foolbailact...! "Spec/ Neon" ....lig big news'

boectifol foo1b.11 symbollick.14 47 big w1004.1. be .1...f. 2.04 41 521.22, 00 11014 1.141.pol. and radically Malmo. "xeCup- *115 .141depth 4...ciot 01441. Out 11.151

d esign 15x1 speeds op the play!

Waled, new foe dirdulari showing',many ..ore Gardner IM boards:

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WALL BOXESAnd Ad..1414n flk 22222 <111,fd b, the ) P

Serowe Grp. for 164E1,0,1 of 24illetordWoclitier. at Me Teta ieite rem ins.

$14.50 foe lee, 24A... we Waage..329.30 for the conseant adapter.

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October 4, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHThTS Thr Billboard 75

U. S. Revenue Act of 1941Federal Excise Tax Law asApplied to Coin Machines

Approved Sept. 20. 1941Effective Oct. 1, 1941

SEC. 555. COIN - OPERATEDAMUSEMENT AND GAM-

ING DEVICESSubchapter A of Cluipter 27 of the

Internal Revenue Code is amendedby adding at the end thereof the fol-lowing new part:

'PART TX -COIN -OPERATEDAMUSEMENT AND GAM-

ING DEVICES"Sec. 3267. Tax on Coln -Operated

Amusement and Gaining Devices."(a) RATE -Every person who

maintains for use or permits the useof, on any place or premises occupiedby him. a coin -operated (amusementor gaming device shall pay a specialtax as follows:"0) $10 per year in the case of a

device defined in clause (1) ofsubsection (b):

"(2) $50 per year in the case of a de-vice defined in clause (2) of sub-section (b); and

"(3) $10 or $50 as the ease may befor each additional device somaintained or the use of whichis so permitted. If one such de-vice is replaced by another, suchother device shall not be con-sidered an additional device.

"(b) DEFINITION -As used Inthis Part, the term 'coin -operatedamusement and Ranting device,:means (1) so-called 'pin ball' andother similar amusement machines,

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CLOSE OUTS25 14.1fr roles 3.00 loon2 Cantos 5.00 fael.

22 twos iNe Meteesi 3.00 tarn1 *0. 5.0o

30 late MOON 5 Targets 700 foe2 taserty gees. is 9.00 took2 Manors 9.00 feta3 Marrets 9 Oo 1 wh

15 Pikes Peaks Mike Neer) 6.54 tun5 -21" 10111 5.00 fads

One lisle 0.14.d Oriposir. galena C. 0. 0.

W. R. BURTT308 Orpheurn Bldg.. Wichita, Kan.

(Phomo 4.54121

WILL PAY CASHel /pads liatannie Sty Figalt. tarLate Ilotiel. Free PlayPin Goole% or t'on.oles

FRED CROCKETTPrince George Vending, Co.

1*n...cc Cootic Nottl Ltiontl troth. Ile.

operated by means of the insertionof a coin, token or similar object, and(2) no -called 'slot' machines whichoperate by means of insertion of acoin, token or similar object andwhich, by application of the elementof chance, may deliver, or entitle theperson playing or operating thc ma-chine to receive cash, premiums.merchandise or tokens. The termdoes not include bona fide vendingmachines in which are not Incorpo-rated giuniag or amusement features -

"(c) APPLICABILITY OF AD-MINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS -Anoperator of a place or prtsnises whomaintains for use or permits the useof any coin -operated device shall beconsidered, for the purposes of Sub-chapter B. to be engaged in a tradeor business in respect of each suchdevice.

"(d) EFFECTIVE DATE OF TAX-With respect to the year endingJune 30, 1942. no tax shall be pay-able under this Part for any periodprior to October 1, 1941."

Sky Fighter BackInto Production

LONG ISLAND crrv. N. Y.. Sept. 77Rabkin, president of In.

ternationat Mule...cope Reel Company.Inc. announces that his firm'. hlt. SkyFighter. toe* born put Lusa into pro-duction at full sehedu:e.

"Calla for new Sky P.chters have beencorning In so persistently that we haredecided to heed the nrquests.- explainedRablitn. Sky Fighter has been One ofthe outstendir.g money-makers thruoutthe country, according to operators' re-port.. The machine was the Drat colt, -operated anti-isireastt machine gun onthe market sad It still remains on topof the heap. It la an unusual thing Intate fast -stepping ltiChtstry to go hackInto production on s game, but. then.Sky Fighter has proved DO unusual game.Our production run on the guns has al-ready begun and WI! continue at fullspeed.

"Operator. and distrIbUtora from Cowlto C,00st here expressed approval ofMistrweope's plan to re -leas Sky Fighters.The inereawd wartime stress it bringingmore attcr.tton and play to this gunthan ever before. With the new peoauction, It is highly probable that isnew nit* record on this type of equip-ment will be established."

7niftueatalis-g PaulMINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 27. -Harold N.

Lieberman. head of Twin City NoveltyCompany, has announced the reenosal Oehis operating headquarters to 2092'Iformeptts Avenue.

Max Harrison. Minneapolis operator. toaddition tO his coin mining route, 0101weratos a recatutioo center and restau-rant at Osakia, Minn. The State healthdepartnwnt InspectOr boa conferred A

certificate foe cleanliness and sanitsitIonupon his restaurant. Of 24.00) eatingplaces In MInnewatei only some 200 baserecalled ouch eertIlicetea.

Fide Madsen and John Porter, Su-perior (Wl ) operators, were In the TwinCitissa recently to stoek up on phono-graphs.

Dave Zisktn, of Slim: Wes Company.La back from a good -will trip tbru North-ern Minnesota. Be reports business good

Ny Greenstein and Jonas Hessler, ofply -O Amusement Company, bold anopen humps celebration at 111011 trifle.September 20. Horace Held% and II..Musical Knights. Vi5s0 opened week'sengagement at the Minneapolis Or

were honored guests

Busineees at LASCAU Novelty Company'Jinx been stepping along In good shapewith operators plating order* to nacres,1ng number..

William (Sphinel Cohen. of SleetSaki Company, reports many Mite"Ulttalli1100% are bring made

Mike CaDowd, tomer big.tirrse boxerand 000 in this coin machine Istiainews

SAKS SACKS. head National:Contrite Company. Maria, L. I.,points wetn pride to a adecr meek*,he moiety now fa a /414011 0011/750.moot. "tes hut as proud Of ourormliry used peones end pa.orro-Gmerss." stated Backe. (MX)

, fit. Paid, has been ateppIng along wishtOnni TWA fo0ton.2 504 buudtag t/;, hi.route In tug uny..lin report's.

A number of changes are beingpunted by Prod Gates. of the Playhmoe.lie plena the installation of a new frontand bright neon lights. New games willbe tnircdtxed.

Insitallanon or &rebore pbonos at PortSnelling officers' quirter4 ta reportedby Jonas Brasier and Slat 1.41110. of lfy-dAmusement Company.

A. IL and Ella Oberg, 0419/3tora ofOrand Forks. N. o., come to the c'tvrecently to pick Up now eiftlIpment fortheir location.

FREE PLAY BIG GAMEStoll with Animal Hood Stripe.

or Standout Fruit Reel Strip..

Alto built with Mystery Caah

Payout and Token Award Jul,Pot.

Built for Ic-5c-10c-25c PlayMade Only By

WATLING MFG. CO.4640-4660 W. Fulton St.

CHICAGO, ILL.CIL 1640-oTtc. 001.unam 2770

WU Minns -WATLINGIVE.. 0.4.140

'OLIVE'SBARGAINS IN A-1 RECONDITIONED MACHINES

1016 PLAY Ottlitti ...I .5.247 Drum Mom 4:230 5,.......1.1.7 525 00rink oi 1300 119.7.100 07.00150/I n. 15.00 Ennis 41.0000141. OM* 12.00 OPenli 1740em Lutazo 16.00

50.00 MeitOnno 12.00 lanno, 12.00St y TWO 31,4, UMW*, 20.00 lIOlWo 510 sass... 12.00

1a.00 MaNn 18.00Ifem111 0.1.1 10.00 tiorrreanneume Mee Twee 12.00Cella 0...1 . Monet 27.60 Town 1500Cogan 31:2 ... (HMO 15.00 Entomb 1000CmAnn 40.00 0440 1300 Tolnitta ..... 1500Gains .... ....... 1390 601004 0.00 UNMAN 10.00Csermaino 1600 NM Wet 17.50 Enna, 1090Cane 251.00 any 10.00 V, 1000DeviliAN 1111-00 44400 COW. WInto %Mt 15.00

Mani r. On Oman* List or All Twos of WM OWN%(My Illsthan It In Pans. Monannsil CandlUon. raweisser auswe **4 asecrws. Ilse* lePate m 10110.6. if WA 11 not otnreirtiN modloi. MA.. Us. 0.10h1f ND In v.0.11,1 10 1.1,.1 MC.. rtll &MS. /moll 1/3 050044 litiarm O. 0. 0We Have All the New Games On Hand for Immediate

Delivery. Write for Prices.

,OLIVE NOVELTY CO. "gggear

Anion 410.00

LOWEST PRICES ON TOP QUALITY GAMESPan Amintan 555.00 Stosionnt CO Om item ..71030 ssaveal

lineence ...La.16141

70.50

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14.1.0 5408 kohni .On 61. sassInfon66

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BUD LIEBERMAN 831 W. WASHINGTONCHICAGO. ILLINOIS

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ro CHECK THESE AVON BARGAINS!A.mas Use 11950 SWAM. ....1135.00 Omani.. -MU&

*an Fa... 114,0rose U6.... 56.00Tame 10.00Tnanah 10.901..44 1900use. 12.00Was...118tatio 4i5afinetn raouNorm. 44.1. 11.60

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TIMM" 13 0.00It. RASO. 0. O. 0.4 .....1111..NO. 0141VOCAVON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY'

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Amesica is in a state of emergeecy. Ivory eallen is weed 10

buying Dotonse S.7144, Bends and Stampsdo hit part by

7(r The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October 4, 194! V V V V VV V V V V V

3SENSATIONAL NEWCounter Games

Ilona Let Defense Primisim Rana YearIncome.

Our Machines Dulil Abram, ealieely etMeer Orf en. Malarial.

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I t With Oide., 5/1.1..ws C. 0. 0. <THE "V" of The Efellhoard Lei Angeles Offsce. Address: 416 W. Eighth Street

V

SEKBVEG EASTERN SALES REPRESENTATIVE nAluir L. KELLEY WOO31071 OR a boat trip Tecennis, haring as a cargo a ?member of distributors. TAsboat traveled several of the many wales channel. to Upper Neel York State.Guests were Charley Gerrit/N. 000nren Novelty Compsny Ufie.a, H, Y.: PhltGreenberg, Atiaa .YOnrlty Company, Pittsburgh; Finn Kuitch, Atlas PhonographCompany, Buffalo; "Ink Canty. Davis Salo Company. Syracuse. end BobDunlap, Steno), represent...the. (MR)

West Coast News Notes

> A New Super -Game!/mother Real /Cr In 11, Penny Come"Come IteM. Arageole to meryone'sPatriotism. totally a Came of Skill,

> and Illg Money Make.. tie the Forst InY.. Tetelloey. Cel Your Order In Nos!

PRICE $24.75> If) Welh enders Balm. C. 0. O.

JUMPER

V

By SAM ABBOTT

1.08 ANOELEB. Sept. 27. -Arcade bust-Iltel continues strong here cimPlia coalnights. Reach trade has slackened only. little and many of the operators have.et no dates for closing. In Loa Angela,*arcades continue to do good bualnem antiseveral have opened during the lastmonth.

Dud Parr, of General Ifwie Company.it on a two weeks' bunting trip inCanada.

Johnny Yates, Santa Monica musicoperator, as, in town recently lookingtiter hew equipmrot lie hoe machines toSan Pedro. where they get a big playfrom the sailors.

Roy Jones and Mra. Jana are backin the city atter a Jaunt to Washing.ton and Other points In tbo Seat

J. D. Turner. of Oatmeal Mune Ofttn.pany, Is mulling over road maps Inanticlinal= of Ma annual racattota

Jean Minthorne, local Rock-Cna rep.resentative, will spend hla vacation atthe Rock-Oia :setae,.

George P. Wheelock Amusement Com-pany la doing a swell job with a 11110810y>Wee System at Broilers "6 and 10"Sh flan Diego,

Coin machine men continue to buyDetente Bond. and support the Unitedneretot OrgardratIon. Under the direc-tion of CUtley Robinson, managing dtrector of the AOLAC, A number of =gm.rime and books have been eeleettal anddttributed to Use men In camps

Walter Huber, office manager et theit T. agape Music Company. Is beingtransferred to San Francisco. where hewill be eastslant to Vance MawGeraldine Douglas, long assoetated withtile agape Siren, will take over Hubeesduties here

< Claude Tomlinaon, Exeter mule oper-ator, was a retool visitx to the car.

WWI* here he Lespeeted hew equipmentwith the view of extending his oper-ations.

Never Before Shown! <Legal Penny Cewofre Came. Strictly lot <Arnomment. Sampler mg *herd, inDesign A %heady Money Otatee. Tar <it me Your Rmle read Soe 114 Yoursell.limb Your Order TedayiPRICE $21.50 <

1 '1 With Order. Balance C 0. O.See the Olstriaotor In Your Tarr,- <eery oe Write, Wire oe Telephone. <

BLAKE MFG. CO.HOLLY. MICHIGAN

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Jim Ally. Los Angeles operator, W-cently purchased a Ittimbra 04 SenbUrg/ILTDIMS to beptseed In We Meal *pots

Percy Shields has entered the phono-graph lyindoetas and has taken a sore onWest Pim.

?red Gaunt, of Tr03110 Novelty Com-pany, reports that he It doing a swellbuaincsa with arcade equipment antiused phonographs

F. Carter. of the Niskabob Opt:at:1wCompany. recently opened a Penny Ar-cade in Loa Angeles". Chtnatmen.

Harry Hoppea Pennyland on BashMain la laird earls day. lie recentlynderied several new gone,

E. T. Map. Company recently stageda sugeoesful service school, with moo.then 60 operators In attendance. LocalKhoo!. which seas held following the one

In Son Diego, was under the directionWalter Huber. It was an all -day re-

stion, with lunch Dena; *erred in thefirm's headquarters on West Pico.

The many friends of Karl Schott. ofYuma, A712., were saddened by the 11tW0of the death of his father, Adam Schott,well known in coin machine circle*.

AI Meyers is the new factory repre-sentative of Dare Oottlieb here. MeyersWig make Lem Angeles Lila bome, mosinghere from San ?Tsarina°.

J. A. raring. of Bakersfield. Calif.,Ls expanding operations find was In thecity looking over tare equipment

Orrtlir denier, another BakersfieldcoMman. was In town bedecked InFrontier Day resells. About this tuneevery year Bakenfieid men grow beardsand wear 10 -gallon hate..

Glenn McCarter, of nose -by Hemet. Ismaking frequent visits to coin rowsnow that the fah buying season laUnder way.

Harry Gordon and Mrs Gordon. ofBan Diego, wall spend their Vaeat$00.1 atHig Later.

Jerk Beavez, of Oxnard, repeeta thathis btriinem IA booming and that heplans to increase taa set:tit:ea

Louie Sallee. the grand old man ofthe Penny Arcade, was In the city re.certtly. Si. reports that things are goingeel In Long Beach and that beach tradeIs stilt good.

Red Creswell. formerly with CaliforniaGamin, has Joined the Paul Laymen IBMas serviceman_

11111 Ataintmei lett recently for Ilnaerlulu after enjoying a two -month 'nos. -Eon In Los Angeles.

'Smoky' Lemart, ler110:0113 for JackOutahall, and wife are on a vacation tripOWL.

BARGAINS IN A -IRECONDITIONED MACHINES

Parade iNew,Crill * 72,50Rally Royal Draw 107.50

iamb., LatmlMod.1 124.53unrOteParade arc* PlaYI

Parade I Stall Hese, . $ 07.50sc

24.50Isla Lemgelumom St. 1150 by Club 29.00p1tratings Fast Thew 57.50 AUTOMATIC TAlUSDecker C1.56 17.50 hi.., Com in« eters 1107.00

emery 1917 TraehtIrries 2959 Fairgrounds ILSOKt...! 1917 SkiN1kne 29.39 111w11/0". 51.50

C01430443

rev, Swamp t Comb. F.P.S3 Auto. Ceendatandsmatt. SlesHnedi 92.50 lookey Club

Pam* Races, 20.1, Slack 42.50 Preeknew!wee Ramo. 20.1. grown 11.4.50 Spot, Pate1.001 Square Roth 52,39 Thistledown,Warlteg Dig Came. F.S.. kiss New IlL50 M401 ill limoJumbo Parsee !Low Head i .... 77.54 Western Dead

57.50152.50

9.0039.5049.5019.50

Nese 19.50Terms: One -Third Depoot, Ilatem C. 0. 0.

Send fee Our Coreolete Pr. Lae en Any Canes Ye. Are Intereated

IDEAL NOVELTY CO.2823 Locust St. St. Louis. Mo.

HIGH GRADE RECONDITIONED GAMES AT LOW PRICES:

Ws OW WAGUSED FREE PLAY GAMESMay910.001:::::05 Tema

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24:a015,00nese100005.60

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15.0015.00

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87.5053.50

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TannerTrovrFramer 87.6Milt*S.O. OWL LIPID MEW. 5110.00.Tr:enon 10.00

CORMILtlit ate Omar H5.00: Jon* Omer, 571150- Armee Pomees, 575.0011100ELL111.5101J51 Sal Rim. 559e4 Rmr to.eati. 117040PLOOR gAirerettflo PURSUIT. 500.60: Riau WaR0s. 91110.60

They ar *tiered crbiett to prior sole. WS* one-third dapimit and mention*atond and third choke. Wrile for teariptehe lire 01 Counter Carnet, etc.

AUTOMATIC SALES CO. 203 SECOND AYE., N..NASHVILLE. TENN.

OrioIker 4, 1941 AMUSEMENT M.ICHTNES The Billboard 77

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Industry MentionsMagazines - Newspapers - Radio

Electrified Indostry. September hint. --"When a Chicago tame <en needed3.000 boon of screw wa<hlne omit to indeedtolls tor so 14.1otoee plot. the Defense Contract Snoks elteried ill fees red Mend oefta fro block. Own the prime contractor theMan Needle Compare,. wliach Nod antovutiefetes,. maihIno (apatite fellable for Noll re;2142rninee.. On 14.01.. schedoteIto mach:inn torn our parts for Maas atone.graphs. venters for <OW drlm&e and PIA0fafeA10/14 Meta:nes, vrt4th lee used In defenseplants iod In army 111 metbrist ae41Nies. 11

wig found nrtneary 10 ten, Were MO belllime of bevy machines to the oubeoMtartor."llea.And toe snick went prkftents taken fit taiiplant of the con meehine wanulastutor..

George Abbott, New 7107k producer,hoe a now .110w called Beat Foot FOTIC7,41.SeJiedtiled SO open on Broadway earlyIn October. One of the nines to befeatured In the show la Just LUttoJoint With a Juke Boy. The Wow hada pre.Broadway showing in New 20.5110the week of September 1.

The Houston Chroniate, September 3.-Vending machines used to retie fundsfor charity were palletised In a newsataxy tellIng of SOO penny gum modemoperated by a flatcar.* Club of Houston.Itach meritine has a sign explaining thatit L. operated by the club and that apercentage of the profits will be Usedfor area to crippled children.

The lateen Messenger. September kW. -This natailoo eotrashed by the Relives, fa-mes agency, Inc.. On a pliolOreeis ihoolotthe pick-up Al wornifacturer's pion, In toeAnmiel of 30 aniusetrent machines fee fer-n -ending lo Hooslulo. The shipment hese.111.1 6,000 pounds.

The Chicago Darla Thies, September10.--A dispatch from Texas tinny rompfrom a Times ataff correspondent who ismaking a survey of wom and beefs ofearner. tells of attending a night clubwith commissioned men and privates. It1134 a public club, but in one of therooms waltreetes refused to sine pri-vates. Whereupon the 51f0 of one of thebanirnisatonsx1 men observed: "Truitt, thework of come of these errant r...x..-(xgoctou Officers. They don't want to*bran the pike baX mune with a plainprivetv.-

corner's. September 27.-rhe GeneralStalled Again Is the title of the story.Poe a tong time he .notildn't stolid be-cause someone had totem Ma uppers_ Afellow heel stolen them to use Just longenough to get into the finny. (He didn'thave any uppma of has own. false orOthers -Po.) Hut the young fellow gotdrunk. hid the teeth and forgot where.The general wee expecting 'someone fromhendquartere and just bad to have histeeth. The .corms ending Ls attOlen Ina forge sketch. mar view, of the generalutancling toothlees. about to welcome hiscbttor. A young officer elands besidelino and gips hu teeth to him behind

Ma bark. The caption marls: "'We foundthem 10 the Juke box,

The Philadelphia Daily Newt, Septeen-her 19. -Jeff Kenn, In his Obarroacrons,again uses a humanInterest item item.InIng frOm a rolniciperat"3 phonographfor Paragraph: "The way Mary Barrett.the delovely blonde at the 'Antonia rm.tnurant, squelches. would-be Romeo's whotry to woo her with nelectiona on theJake box. She simply drops a nickel intothe music niftannory and playa Keep Coot,Foot:

The Phtlade:ph(a Morning Journal.September 21. -Sam Bushman, in MsNight Ferrol column, hoe coined a newword which lie uses to refer to musicmachine fans In soft drink parlor Soca none. Welding the words juke andconnoisseur. Ins calls theta JukonnouMUHL

fandonLONDON.-Ln pre-war dam the Settled

AlltOtantlt Company bad special ;sack-ings of twee:gamete* fora penny seededfront their maellittee in railway Manna&With the Moe In petrel one olgarette.'Lightly larger than Usual standard, tookthe place of the two. How the PaperController has banned further yet Ofcardboard for packing angle cigarettes -

Of the once prolific 10 and 20 packetvenders, very few anwhere In Villainare In use ea Arnett of the general Ciga-rette shortage. Cigarette.' have remainedthe principal award for bumper play Inaportlanda Not being faced with theacme distribution difficulties se tobac-conists. the Amusement Caterers' To -ham* Company irun In association withJhe Anosisonarnt Caterer.' coon's:ration)has managed to keep up a reasonablebow at supplies to operator* and theexistence of an outside ahorusge ho. Inmany Instances encouraged ploy on the1/330310.40. Thot 7[90SM/est award 1.33ter a long time been eve caprotta.Since manufactures withdrew suchpickings, the A. C. Tobago, Companyhas supplied Its curb:coma with envel-ope. past big enough t0 take the re-quire3 number of smokes..

Dick Scott. much better In health. hoeopened a new spartiand in OxfordStreit, one of fmndon's two beat knownthOpplasz theca:arm.

Coed bumper games of Immediate pro.war vintage continue to change handsat miens which would normally be C.-W.-0550[yd fantastic. the example. Airportshove beat 1010 fit epproxintately 1128apiece.1MISBuy U. S. Defense Savings Bonds and

Stamps

?MS PICTURE APPLARND as poet of on elf In Rroodeostino. The copytend: -3.0ed pap 011! don'S mean the posh* 1 pane. That takes about10,1)00 for one free ploy. We do moan the 3,000 walla you noes pet ow WDSJ.liomookis, Va."

FLORIDA OPERATORSATTENTION!!!

We can give you immediate deliveryon MILLS OWL. This is the new sen-sational foolproof mechanically perfect5 -Ball Free Play Table which complieswith new State law effective October1, 1941.

The OWL is faster than anycompetitive 5 -ball gamebuilt today, inasmuch asthe play is determined bythe first ball (one -ball earn-ings). The other four ballscan be played for highscore.

BILL FREY, Inc.MIAMI, FLA.

"ANYTHING WITH A COIN SLAT"All MAKES NEW AND USED PINGAMES, CONSOLES, S1011, COUNTER GAMES,

AMUSEMENT MACHINES, ARCADE EOUIPMENT, ETC., ETC.

MOST QUALITY PER DOLLAR1111 STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT..New MILLS Tarot leit-firmhe Parade Coolb.-Nkkee Q. T. -Cad Chrome Beift-Clob tell Coosoles-filLLLY 141141,nd--Itell.tno-.41 Dees,-Tort Kloo--kffterf Sweet 11.11-fOrtione-Tower-INNIIIT SnOrkel--C11400 7orig39-GOTTLIS3 A.E.C. ftewlse--SHiCACO COIN Slot Aiirmtran.

I Bay Potsolf-r get nee Pln.-Ifteed New. Orig.rul -...--162.8)Play CotMAN

.72.2271 1.72222. RN% 191-0a1* 1041 11.404, .

.,0717 L220 ends. Free nou..-anan weedthin .lemt. HUM.. 41,15alokhro-0re ileowir9Mile J.WS. 1.12226.,_P277.4 ..72 Cent Imonine-Usect Two YAM; 101.00Panay Ma dime, Fed Poe Owneao-artrwo Role &LEO

SALLY ONE at , YE BALL FRIE PLAY NOVELTY LAMES1121

teat' Ample Owes. Pile Pay OsonSerote 1140 ammo" llmotamaco Few lo:n 2,2 Pi e,4. IIDe

o hm Grata 011740. Renee Tio ..1140.00 Soon Semi. . .07040Ow. Noon 11460 aws eno Oaeoofo .. 10.50 aced enµ tse ewe' 31 .14slum .... 4/.69 11 . .... 14.00 amtlost, TrocaRoicra 6460

ONE BALL AUTOMATIC PAY TA/ILESmon enu Italia 0114.19 Orilir areer ChM. 1149.00 Hell i Seine real.. 11550era, Neosho..., .,. 27.1.0 11.1, Coved MOW , . 39.00 DelliDeirtolitoonon 1.1.93

pea* Wine. iisille_ Wwtsren ten Dap . 27 60"VII; 7144'1,1111.22211. 5749 WNW. .47 woo 0755 Wituro Dente Otto 1.7.00

AUTOMATIC PAYOUT CONSOLESono row 117460 awe lei.lilerie, Care Flew Iterm.10.040. 61140

TfIt.0 00Cabinet 110.00 nay Royal Maw. 144.10 6.,,,,....,. os. 4:,....6SC :14 rwellailt4 510.00 wryre *mid Phoil.._ WS* ......3. ,,,,,,,,,i4.

17aSips

t iros Lett, Star ""'' a.""".,640 S4-5° &smote FON Tier. I14.607 Cent - 1111.60 Minn& Toirtron . 37.00 w. L. aL... Mop

Pawn 71222,..2.P 14110 atiwi,ses cows Line. 4140 j.,,,,,. ia,r,, ,,,,...,:o6

Ea!Et. x titiialt 141 MI.. 530.104 Kier., art1

MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL EQUIPMENT

Pa.*. Reim Watnot Miele 616111.0 tem/ *ow Voce

''"*.' Nol,N4 Wed...... 40.60 2 Ideal Sala ..... 13.15C 30414 as,, ..... 1160

Aircraft 7,401,01 flodief Eft 0.104.1Iniory AV

Tenon 4,3 Decors Wnlh Ore, Rave* Italat OrY1 st o. 0. O.

MONARCH COIN MACHINE CO.. --1545 NI 1a111N10 CYl (1M014 .1.10111C.1 1111 (1000C.0

THERE'S ALWAYS A "HUY" AT "LEHIGH"r'rein-Ons 570.130 Whin 1-

YWw141: Dawn* 1,41.0a

O flue ta51.N awn rt. MOW 40,1,0 anifeine 11-60

Greenly. 50.50 a neON 10.60........ ' artir 1..w4114 .... gip) "^ wileto.nr-tilotteand ...... 1090 . . Act

emir, 1011 IPSO Ploy Ball 4,..., 014.5.50 ....... ... . 0,511!Woke.% ......_. . . ._540 !me 1)7.00 l'..... 1.140

iii4 1.0 tern 1,111 I /8 4011.1.A. Wm.. of.t000 o....1 toisql,hogo foe rtleryt aii,riry.LEHIGH SPECIALTY CO., 2nd di Green Stn.. Philadelphia. Pa.

Your original investment In Defense Saving. Bends, Series E. wdl (elf els. 331in 10 yeses,

Thr Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October .1. 1911

REVOLUTIONARYCOUNTER

SENSATION!

filaradar01 NCVlit100 :xicoicAIA

100 "101° NI" AlA100(, I*"

Cresting a 114,11116611

everywhere' Brilliant.original playing actionentirely under player'scentral. A knockolitfoe competitive play -loaded with "co...w-en"! Entirely me-chanical - no wires-ne batteries. Cashin gulch! Order to.day!

PENNY PLAY

29."IlkiEl 0 P111, $31.75

THE BAKER NOVELTY COMPANY INC.

1700 WASHINOTON BOULEVARD -CHICAGO. ILL.

WEST COASTFres, an.Rpwwener... MAC MOHR i.g"Arazin.

* * )f * * * *LOWEST PRICES YOU'VE EVER SEEN! *

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Dumunurop.8fill an Impartant place

in Me coin machine trittuetry. Theyhate. in fut. become more than ens.tribute's. It would be truthful to sayMel thee offer a greeter variety of *male°than the now snipes gascdlne afanottaround the menu. Wet dtatrtbutorehave large recoodttionIng shops whereused games are refu.-bished excellently.Many of them repair games for oper-atars-another big renter. Many of themhave credit arrengcninnts for operator.At all times they are standing readyto girt all service possible to coin ma-chine men.

In Milwaukee the BADGER NOVELTYCOMPANY rvporte business heavy. withoperators buying In advance of the newexcise taus beginning October 1. 'Theirstock. Recording to Owner W. H. RappelJr. was large enough to ace to IL thatall col:mown got what they wanted. They

have a numher of maehines avail-able. "but the pile Is going down fut."declares Heppe]. "An a aervke to op.eratore, we told them that price adjust-ments would come with the excise teseaAnd we serviced them by seeing to Itthat we could fill AD orders."

Sam Kleiman. of ALLEM NOVELTYCOMPANY. Chicago. declares: "Somethingo hteNul. something friendly. acenentstngthat make, you feel better bennethe world and all in It Is what you alwaysmeet at Allied. Of ovum, there*, agreet variety of coin merlins.; In oarntiovereoms to draw operators' patronage,but the thing that cements operatorsto Allied la the mentality In evidencethrisout the ocgantention. And with thatamity goes the !meet of aordee."

SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC MUSIC COM-PANY has is large number of machines.Including every type of machine manu-factured, ready for dletribution. aecord-big to Sidney Eitiebel, (Imo official.Stickel points out that the demand formachines, is greater Dow than it hasever been and that some edaarteges. mayoccur. He urges all to buy now.

"!wt's swap," sky' BUD LEEBERMAN.Chicago. announcing Inauguration ofmonch.end swap Woe "They don't haveto be even swam; he says. VII take orgive cash plus a game for anything witha coin chute. When we re<andition thegame* turned In an this novel planthey'll be for sale Along with the restof our fine equipment."

Duality Is stressed by Al Stern. of..j_ MONARCH COIN M,ACHINE COMPANY,Ar Chicago. "Those who buy with an eye to

quality gent many Dime the slight Mt -SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO. femme in price," he feet. So Important

pow, hpl pp, c.o.. a.... pap w. so. eru * hits quality become under present bun -1.00111/11.L.1. or. INDIANAPOLIS, INC. CIA101111ATI, 0. 1.11114Vill.E.1201N. net- conditions that we pay the Minoan

WRITE FOR NEW LIST! FREE PLAY GAMES LEGAL EQUIPMENT CONSOLES PAYOUT TABLES COUNTER GAMES ALLMAKES OF RECONDITIONED AND REFINISHED PHONOGRAPHS.

WW1 NOW IOR UST!

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244 /We Caret 40.001 Me 101111...orr 44 00lea MITI, Own, 511 3000I 104 MO., Relate 2000

le Sono ewe* - 001 as *60151. PlaNol

Thro 25.00I Se doneGoa a21.4

Veneer.. I.., 1111503 S. WOG MOO

WOO11.113'. Mope T.. 11.00

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CLEVLIANI1..1 PPIOLPIOT AVSIOV1.

TS mad CONSOMW. Repel Plow... 345.0011104's 1104 Neeq

ISA nO1110.. Olo Tee. 11401 1041,00 Aler WI Top, 1.p 1171.1701110% TOMO 101,311Mills /Dr 1111. *00.00O m. goon 1111. 44.00MITI. Jumbo Pond.. 0.0, 55.00111111s same Fireede.. 1.1P. 44.110

110 . 2250Amore* 6:12 45,00lea...,', .30 Trig 11.5. 75.50e wer% Dr" MenaP

leenveralow.. 50.

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Deneeleer Gor0. PO00 50115 OD

reretet Tanforoo 05.00Wiper. - 5430.00

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Sewers ruses,An. ..0114.50

Lterloory0.11. V00W.V. WWI A0

USED FitEEW.. ess-x.ssum,. al P.ID.put /waft 37.50

1.0.450 ISA*

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7.e.18 21/224.64.

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1:141.1039.54

1141007.50

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10.0010 COleoneceo ..... 101 DKr , 0. O. 0. D.

K. C. NOVELTY CO.. .119 Market Street. Philadelphia. Inn.

attention to each imagines to insurequality before It Is Mimed. Extreme at-tention to completely reconditioning aRome ndrts a little to the eon of thegame, but It also wide Indefinitely toas value. Monarch knows quality -end

Nstallmw+-

FERD PARSONS, rkv-prendrnt ofNucklo Music Sytiem. csaynos Atm-//Hi OK a Canadian Agana, trip.

It TRE. CLOISTERED CONFINESo/ the Untorreity of Kamm City.Aludimts listen to a music sarAtneInNfotied in the ochool's 00/clerin.

operators who buy at Monarch getquality.'" concluded Stern.

COINMEar ar.d their machines willplay a big part in the drtvc to buy De-fence Donets In a now plan now underway. Detail.> of activities hare appearedfrom time to time In The Billboard. Mostof three attempts have been widelyapart without cohesion of effort. The1143i e.snifiengn promisee to be a strong.co-operative delve -but much dependsupon the men who man the coin ma-chines. Their patriotism sell' show upIn the 70412115.

.

Harry Heiman, of, NATIONAL COINMACHINE. ICCCHANCIE, Chicago, weewise operator's taking advantage of pros -cut MR". "Which will not remain atprevent levels much longec," he says.Ii' a matter of wisdom to take ad-vantage of present oppertunittes7

"People who live In gLus homes makethings a lot easier for their customers."That's Us motto Of ORAND NATIONALSALES OOMPANY, Chleago, accehlIng toMac Omuta "As far asi our extensivestocks at new and Dead games are Con-cerned." Morrie sari. "we do our beatto go on Ming In *glom home. We haveconstantly enlarged our showroomties until our gin. Amok now oonolsteof four large, cnspiay rooms.filled with the latest and hottest newand recoreettionediramen."

MississippiNATCHEZ, Idles . Sept. 27. -Lee Delaney

has taken oar Interests of his formerpartner, Byron R. Modesita. who la nowa specialty saluman.

Establtshment Of an army recreationalcamp here by the Fourth Corps Area anddersignetion of Hatcher ea A Imre area forsoldiers from neighboring camp" hasaided Coin machine buelneue In thissection, ReeneatIonal camp. on which513.000 is being expended, takes care of1,1K0 aerrIcarnen.

J. B. Andrews. of Bade. Miss- is thenewest operator here. He ha. takenover machines formerly operated by It-.Deinney. ,

. .John H. I3orden, who recently mold hie

coin machine Intereste. has returnee' tohis former job On the steamer ktioolaalppl,

ATTENTION!NEW ENGLAND OPERATORS

HERMAN POLLOCK1351 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON, MASS.

HM 4.14.0.,4 45' repre.e.tho to,the New Incised Terormy. He C. .001,.11 your need. Ino.edlite11. Write forrented. c et elex el psOs end .50Arsend..'.

ECONOMY SUPPLY (0.436 W. 4511i STREET, NEW TORE(, N. T.

Oelobe,. 4,, 1941 AMUSEMENT M.1CF1INES The Billboard 79

ASSISTANT SECRETARY W. R. MILL) BELL, of the Packard Monate;org Carporedsen, rose honored at a pre-toeddleg pasty alfended by compen,reeoutietu and department head,. Bell is an ofdflneee with the murte stocsienebusiness, Niche, worked with the Schaff Bret/see+ and the Copehaet Corporationbefore horning Packard. Ilan afenda beaters the dognonte to wheals he scarbanished. (MR)

Iowa Vender Assn.Election, BanquetSlated for Nov. 15.16

DES MOINPAI. Sept. 27. -The townMerchandise Operator.' Association willhold It* annual meeting and elation ofofficers November 15-16, It hear been an-nounced by C. ff. nobleman. preatirent.

A perry will ho held on tho eveningOf November 12 and budnma ,sea oneand n banquet will take, Witco on tba fol-lowing day.

More than 80 merchandtatng openuerenand their famines ettended a pfrnle at

ie. tones tam tiracwomibla Mr* NOM.Vart^it,-,evore--tee

2.1.1 t toyrats a aniva !

Ran row mu,Ltn;Trtrt.rgs 1 9.50 2 FOR ONIYalPrit g $3750

THE MARHEPP CO3328 Cotnegie Ave . (level/ea/1.0

Wand Part near Ceder Palls. The occa-sion win a celebration for the Junior at...XLIA:0:1 which won one of the chin -house prises in the recent Dr. I. Q. radiocontent.

Dimwit:mg tetteinetto COndition. at thepicnic, the operator. reported Dunne:.ahowtng definite Inaprovernent durtlotthe Iona 30 days and with tho arrival ofcoot weather a profitable fall and winterscaeon la expected.

Pat Buckley LaudsN. Y. Music Trade

NNW YORK. Sept. 21 (MR). ---PatPlukl"Y/ Of Buckley Monte Spleen, IncChicago Malting here this week with

lttMkley,, wow Imprewed with thetrey the asatnenane emote business ismcgreening In town and ono loud to lairsprow of methods ta.tt by local modeoperators.

"I tome to compliment the New Yorkmtulo taat`3111345 operators for tba wAythey are conducting their operations."Pat stated. "I also went to say thatMere am im better Installations of ourBuckley boxes anywhere in the countrythan I found here. It was pleasing tosee the tine manner Its which Lite musetrade hos kept Its butanes.% going at topspeed.

"One of the nxtst Imprensire eighthfor me Iran the Installation in tl.e of themost beautiful einem In Anicnea InNewark, N. where there are over 28Ittaektey wail and counter Illunue.stedbertha"

Buckley hen been In coon/team withhis Esstan2 regional director, DeWitt(Doe) Eaton. end with district managersBarney (fileugy) Sugerman and WntleILIttle Napoleon) Einitt. tie Is muds Mi-stretta/4 with the Buckley bwinewa thatit being done in this territory, be stated_

WesternCelebratesDerby Winner Run

CHICAGO. Sept. n ostel.----vieto UPin trout now and we're going to naythere," maintains Weetern Product.'sale. manager. Don Anderson. "We've

amonsimamininnia had a necked run on our Derby Winnerand we have every tight to expect titleonion to to on for a long time to come.

MI Derby Winner has topped all WesternIN rune by far; in feet, we've sold more

then twice as many of there tablet as wardid Any other for the prat three yoara.

"One Welt Coot OlatrIbUtor h. sentIn a Tv -order every week now Px ttle

peat 10 weeks, and I don't mean mannIBM re.orders. Operator. were Quick to ap-

1111preelate the new mechanton and playing

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Get Western's

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/511111MMEMIIIIIIM Pinball ChiselersFINEST CLEANER Sought by PoliceON THE IIIARIgET!

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WESTERN PRODUCTS, INC.biros flooded with orders,' be Coo.

feathrea Pla)era ell went for the at-tractive sexing metterds Desert

TOR PIN OAMIL P11011011.W.I. at ....ye to ,K no.. TACT SAMPLE!

National Coln Mach. Ex.0Hoer 10.4 Crsiea00, ILL.

MfLWAILIK12.. Sept. 77.-Police areseeking a group of men who co-operatein tattling money from Cash boxes of pin-ball and Wien" men-operaWel ainutemententachinee AO tortilla here The mengather around a mschine ,title one oftheir number ptay it and Another priesthan cover from the cash receptacle, re-moves the enmity and replaces the corer.

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PRICE $99.50 F.O. B. MIAMIManufactured by Bill Frey. Inc.. Miami, Fla.

THE NEW FEDERAL AMUSEMENT TAX DOES NOT APPLYON THIS TYPE EQUIPMENT (NON -COIN OPERATEDI

You don't halm to rite a 100 or a 1.000 ;skeet. Many a fortune hisbeen made with iv et one machine in a few months, er days. No nowegoiprneet to buy periodically. Location proven last years.

Ideal for operation and not to be sold to locations.

Any number of players can play at the same time. Players place Petromoney or white money on one or mole teketiont.Opetstons earnings are naturally more or kit determined by the limitgiven player. A sure -shot proposition is a ono -dollar limit. If you wantto get in the "Big League" goo the players anywhere Irons a $5.00to a $200.00 limit.We do not sell any gaff machines or furnish loaded or crooked dice.Who ordicra collect with 11.1 &petit.

BILL FREY, INC MIAMI. FLA."ANYTHING WIT!! COIN SLOT"

80 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October 4, 1941

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NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-New York°pitmen who attended Nate OotUlebasbachelor party at to. Sherman Hotel InChl report It wets one of the meet out-standing affairs In Min htitoey.... IreMoods, of the George Pena": Company,Newark. returned from hia »cation thlsweek and found buelness on the increase.lie says that cooler weather broughtgreeter °phantom with It.... Mike Dee,of Die Cigarette Service Company, StatenIsland. al, Y. went raising with AlmOlsten. of Royal Mune Company. andscale of the other operator*, and Abeproved quite a fisherman. tho he bassett -pedaled bragging ISDN KU combinedonly caught 12 WWI.... Bill Albert. ofBrooklyn Amusement Mullin* Company,back from Chi, reports that EnnisPlay Ball demand hes grown to recordpeoportions.

Leo Berman. Staten Island operator.claims rummer business has been finebut looks forward to an wren bettor falland winter.... OsWItt (Doe) Eaton. ofBarnsley Manic System. got an Idea whileellopplog at Meer. recently with hire.Eaton and Instantly followed It to thetap of the rice:utile department. "But,"be reports. '7 Mean get what I wantedanyway." . . Jack Cohort. of DriteroaProaucte whose polish and Mem» forautomatic phones her clicked with thetrade. Lea appointed Modern VendingComeany, New York: Keptone VendingCOrrinany. New Jrzert. and XeynonoVending Company, Philadelphia, a. 616.tribute». Jack Le planning a nationaldistributor sentip.

Nat Cohn. of Modern Vending Com-pony, states there are 23 phones inCamp Dix, nest Trenton. N. J., and that21 of them are Seething& . . . Omani,Ponaer and Jack Miran.* spent a buoyweek In the General Dimon Buildingoffices, where Mill PtinOCInn te displayed,and callers rtreernetl to all day long as»nun of the newspaper campaign.. ..Jack Berger. or Newark Coln°, strollingan upper Broadway In sports attire, re-ports: -Tye been thinking *bola ournext fishing trip to South Carolina....Jack Intritibaxum released over 600 tele-grams to tell the trade about Bally's;newest game. Moniker. with the reactionso great that Jack has been long dis-tancing the factory daily foe more and:seedier dellverina -We really have a

honey of a hit In Winker." Jack »porta,"and advent* location torts prove It tobe even better than Malty'. popularBumper."

VAST PLASHESJack Mitnlek reminiscing about the

days when be was in the seleaboardbonne». And that Is far baek... NewColumbus peanut venders and new To-ledo miniature mane In the B. hi T.cutaway help to dream up the isteiSons.. . . Joe Muni» sunning himself infront of blether Mike's place on Coinnow and jingling a handful of half

. . CBI Farta AtroliIng down 10thAvenue rtght after partner Marty andtelling all about the way Metz phonelake his been tncreasing right along....Mersin L1ebowite If said to be enysylngthe races these days-and profitably.too. ... A. E. °cisme. of Advance Ma-eblne Company. in town at the firm'sNew York officio, speaks stout the olddam In the coin business.... Jerk Den-nis wife and to convinces them thattalks for an out-of-town operator andIto goes Into one of his rupee salesthey ark foe Instant dellvery--whichstumps Jack.

Art Seeger, of Asbury Park. N .1.,scooting down Broadway, waves his hand

NORRIS OINSVUltrat of AtlasNoeclly COrnpany, Chimp% mule arush rent to ZzAtOtt Supply Costs.party last week for the purpose ofhurrying deflrery on Atlas's order*for Knockout. (MR)

and yells: "SIM look. I Just got twoeat» for the goats -Nora fight and nowI'm on my way to get wets for theWorld Norte. games." ... Money Engel-man as reported to be doing a good Jobwith Parieram.... Eleanor Milano,. whooapably manages the order departmentat 0. V. Corporation. is sporting a bigdiamond sparkler an her left hand. Thelucky guy m Eddie Jenntek.... Ire Mar-na la leaving Newark. He's lust boughthimself a borne In Roselle Park, N. J.

OP =la/. AND MACHINES . .Hymn, Rosenberg outfits to the almost

clew:1W out office. of Hosernbers-MunresCorporation and says they plan extensiverenovations. Buyers will be taken totheir 14th Street spot PO they can aceHine Sport* lit action.. . . The annualbig event of the United Jewish Appeal Lsscheduled for Wednesday. October II. atthe Hotel Asian Dave Leer It chairmanof the automatic rending (aviation. P7111-(441 speaker will be Judge S. Mebowithand the dinner is spot: eyed by the CoinMoats» Duiluatrtee Joint Council ofNew York: Mammon° Musk Operators'AsacetAtion, Inc.. and the Cigarette Mer-chandisers' Amoctation, Inc.

AI Simon. of Savoy Vending Company,Brooklyn, is kept busy with ChleoliesStar Attraction and is neglecting hisKlablaAch playing, at which ha is con-sidered the Brooklyn champ. . . . JackBernet. of Savoy, came back to week thisweek after a severe tither and was en-thualastirally welcomed by opmatore....Murray Simon is snit going sarong atKlablawb, figuring that he will help Alkeep Me title In the . . . Philnelson. Lucky Skolnick. Davey Fried-man. Max Wet» and Mille Levy are barkin action again aft» a lazy summer.won.

Eddie °Heiman and Barry Mucus arereported to hare Increased their ratingIn the MAMA -soh circle. . MorrieManta end Lenny and Abe Block havejust bought out another route.... AdaGoodman, of Savoy. Is back on the joball agasrmened-4 beautiful tan. . .Helen Cohen. of audio's. Inc., haa. beengiven the name of Mutant* LoZongastoce she's trilling to teach anyone anderarycese the Conga. Aida Perlman. ofthe firm, less become quite a stilosorip.non getter for The Billboard. . . . AIBerkowitz, Sam fleirre partner, Is bear-ing those wedding bells.... A gala eve-ning seas bold at the Cadillac RestaurantIn Newark. le. J. by the men andwomen employees of New York. Now Jee.eey end Brooklyn amusement machineJobbers and distributors.

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* N. succencle.1 Panay Arc**. can be com*Sat tritnnat anti fames,alandbra a. they, 161nlennye preobacts: PNOTOSIATIC. MUTOSCOptmOVil MACNINte. mu rOnCOPC "LICNT UP TOP' CARD VILHOORSSKY riciatt, DRIVE-M0a IL,. ACC 1110mela. euNCII.Ainte,tirTO.CAAIree lOortnet tittiNC omelets:is. DICCICS. StackerCANTS, AND MANY 011tilt FAMOUS 140htfTPAAXINC MACHINES.ehu Arch.fett Jen** /0.4 CAnol Cuidanc In T....NI ArcadeOncasInn WHITE, WIRE relOng IMMIOIATILY . . .

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HERS AND THERE ...Hernia Budin is getting slimmer every

day.... lazy Lavenar la considered theluckiest ancestor at the race track....Benny (tuber is buying and buying andbuying games. . Moe Luber, at flu -promo Vending Company. Is one of thenoose cionselentlous waken. . . IreMitchell is recuperating after all theweek he bed moving Into Dave Rob-bins's off lees. Its has Increased hisstaff and made the place one of the beete nd Maned In the Industry. MildredMendel». DV. secretary, Is one of thefounders of the coin gala' group. AI nut-ter. of the Mot. winning a reputationaa one of Brooklyn's rnitmanclIng repels. -men, while Mildred lionlg has taken thefIrmn mall illnelon on ber prettyshoulders.

Jack MIttleborg Is conindend one ofthe moat settee operators In Brooklyn.

.. Herman Meta has just bought nim-self a merchandlse machine route.

Senator Al Bodkin came storming IntoBrooklyn Amusement the other day call.tog for more Mania Play Balls, Alclaiming they're the best of ell ma-chines.... Mitoaeope is giving a partyfor It. employees to celebrate one ofthe biggest stun:nee seasons In the firm'.htotory. . . . )fit Lane. of Seaboardcenunues to be orm of the busiest ofbusy men.... Earle C. Back, of NationalNovelty. 1s Master than ever getting aset-up in New York.... Max Lome, ofScientific, continuo; to find orders in -versants daily for flatting Practice, andMAX Is making prompt denten». .Ike and Mrs. Berman talking It overat Economy's office., while Phil Bogindrives off for another long road trip...,Seymour Flitch. Pother games managerIn New York. busier thou ever sendingout used gamest and taking orders forOottikbas ABC Bowler. . . . ServiceMechanics. Inc. doing nn excellent jobwith reconditioned vendera, report bud.nom on the upgrade.

Sam Schneider. of Toronto. In YewYork to visit hie mother, who has been

. . . Hy llobbitia, popular Brooklynoperntor. will hear wedding bells 0o -tab» 7. The Miste-elect b beautifulSylvia Friedman. of the Oonling Bros.'Company, noted textile firm. , TonyCrasperro, Weatern NoveltIce. is turningthe beaesnent of his showrooms Into aworkshop. Onsparron offices have be-come a meeting place foe operators and}libbers, an genial Tony has ramie manyfriend, In the many roast he has beenIn the cola machine Industry.

Jock Morden. who wan on the pre»staff at Luna Park. Coney Island. thepast season. U dung A.105 promotionwork fee Reeltone Moving Picture Ma-chine Manufacturing Company In NewYork. Jack's frimule my he has a wayof petting thing. over. . . . Al Borth -now with the U. S. Army at CampPendleton. Va., took a flue -day furloughand spent moat of the time in the of-fices of Lou Cantor helping out withthe Cif/LTO.S0 machine problems.

EARL WALKER, of Walter Distrib-uttng Company. Seranneh, Oa.. andCaro Christopher (right), BallyManufacturing Company Southerndirfriet mansion, look oven Walter'sshiny nets Daily natfon-toapari.

REAL OPPORTUNITYl'r Ygrrrulo, real Inefe+611 et I r ee emnt,.Lalla k/.. rtes dlatntnitet +nth.41 N seise snr Milt. Weal. LUSO OnaPnant Ictan.

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October 4. 1941 AMCSEMEN"T MACHINES The Billboard 81

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COCKEYED CIRCUS '

rxmlor SUPPLY COMPANY'S battery of six Cockeyed Circus machinesor* rho sfealicat penny earners in his nrorde. reports Jos Piro:, of Plomond.0. (UK)

Stopped -AnotherWave of Slugs

WILkfTNOTON, Del. Sept. 27. -Theeptileinle of fiber slugs In theater candynurthinre. music audit:if% perkingmettle and other coin derlems has beencut 76 per tient thru the effort* of Lewis8. Meek, manager of Warner free.' The-eters. who contacted fiber manufac-turing firm of this city.

J. Warren Marshall. president of theNational Vulcanised Tiber Company. andif. C. Hackett here Instituted a rule for-bidding employees from rernOrang scrapfiber Irons the plant. The fiber cern-pony previously hast regarded the scrapAi uselem and permitted employees tolake bane as much sn they wanted.°Melds of the firm were greatly rat: -prised to learn the S110 Ditty made of It

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end were quick to act when informed.Police reported that the case Of slugs

In candy tending rnaelusura reached anhigh early trite month when 613

e l liga were taken In one week from ma-chines located in the Wilmington thea-ters, but week's ooneettona showedonly a smelt fracUon Of that figure.

The Wilmington fiber slugs had beenreported Used Ili coin msrhinee In thenear -by Penneylvenla cities of Chesterand Nereus Book.

Play Inducements onSuper Bell Console

CHICAGO. Sept. 27 (EfR).-"Lern.nsare net lernor.son our Super Bell." t.te.e,Keeney's general rnanager.11111 Ryan..relythat them would be every Induce-ment for play of this console, we de-signed It so that lemons 'cored like otherrambols. No more will there be that lugdneppotritrremt when lemons C01105 upon the first reel. Now people will seathat they get a real play for their money.An an added feature. the symbols erejumbo in au*.

"Wake Increasing our production onour multitenvertibto Yortune consoletable." be oontinued. -wet!. we arestill three weeks behind on delivertee etry day trait see us caught tap a LIttiomore.

"Keeney distributors are alt doing abig Job with Towers, our rim -hall now-eity table. This game Incorpsecetes newscoring features and should prove a realmoney-maker on all locations."

Buckley Strong inOmaha --Mangano

OMAHA. Sept. 27 (Mm).--"Itlener wore,district sale* representative for BuckleyMusic System, calls on me every week.'says 'Deny Mengano. Howard Sales Cow-pony, Onushe. Mamma has born die-tribute:1g the Buckley line for overyet: and rep:eta monthly Increases onsales.

In telling about Wolfe. Tony meld:"Wolfe used to be around se often isany other tales repreuentsUre, but raneehe bought his own plane he boa beenaround every few days. Frequent calls bya factory man are a great help to a ells-tobutor. particularly In shoeing him andhis men the latest methods of installs -11011s.

"A peer ago. when I handled the dratMickley Elude System, there STEWS CIman around Omaha who knew music rys-;eine. With Miner WoHo's eceoperstiontee Introduced one operator after anotherto the new Buckley system. My caper!eves wee the war=s at other Buckley dtstribukne-that after a *Mgt man mule

start wtth one system and becameacquainted with It and Its eurnirsgs heslanted more systems and winter to covern11 of hie beet tooknons." concludedMangano.

New Youngstown ArcadeYOUNOSTOWN. 0.. Sept. 27. -Pat

Duffy is manager of riarkuld, newrantirement center opened In CentralSquare here. Many modern devices winmake the playtand one of the most mm-plrae In this section. Music boxes hmebeen Metalled along with penny andnickel devices. Fluoreiroent lighting laused turnout.

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82 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October 4, 1941

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DenOetDENVER, Sept. 27.--ebtrlay Calhoun,

of the office staff of the Wolf SalmiCompany. Denver, owe married Septem-ber 6 In Welter Christopher. Ttio couplewill make their borne In Denser.

Operator Milton Mitt& of Denver. hasOre made Mostiens at Lowry Field. vouretome 10.000 wileitere AST quartered.Mille reports excellent reoetpts on MIthe locations. Farb week Patio make*acceding of the gloo dub. dance orches-tra and military band et the Add andthen tuns these recent& on the rodeoslotatlook MI of which got good pinyMtn the soklitni.

Operable Ray Oldham. of Rocky Font.Colo. has an animal fir -In with theSectary; Heron, he has installed In theMaxwell Hotel at Least!, Colo. Lath 02ythe radio Mallon at Comm broarleaela aFroemns twang the mead. In the ma-chine tO produce the outdo. The rto,rdsarc changed frequently end not only Isthe hotel publletred but Oldham's Ker.atlonA AA Well.

.Several happenings In thls territory

are prising a reairce of rough OptiMemtar operator*. A now army cantonment1s. bang eatatallthat at Colorado Springs -which will not only bring a Wee floor ofmoney to too city during Its poratrucnun but the cothiera later Will boostoperationa. At Pueblo. 24 -hour opera-uon of the Meet mills Is putting muchsoldittonal money In circulation. In theOrand Junction area. altho the peachcrop ta v.:natter, higher prices am beingpaid for tab year** crop: !signer priceson cattle and gram thruout this entireterritory should bring an Increased flowof tra-mey. Many Wyoming oil fields arebeginning to pump Oil, which should putadditional looney In circulation In thatSLA10.

Recent nation and purchasers ofrnmipment tit trot Denver DistributingCompany were A. P. Baths and AbeCohen. or Cheyenne: !terry Cory. ofSterling; Thome Hovterfo, of O.:credoSprings; L. D. Shulman. of Denver:Harold Mtnowlbs. of Foreplay: DonMitts. of San Isabel Novelty. Pueblo:Doug Morrison. of 1:1011761, sod HaroldCannon. of Tinytown,

own name of Lora Quackenbush, to rear,ogee of the Detroit AlltOtribUO Homo.Company.

J o* Rrilllant and Mfnx Liptn. or theRalliant Muffle Company. Aare returnedtram a trip to Cloicagra

Erticktrum, trot Stallion%Minae CenOony he. born phvett Incharge of Met rtentolt 00010101 luau op.erated by the company.

Robert Brooker. a nor/armee amongDetroit mimic opmators. hat beagguattersat 0148 Hussar Street. Mrs. Walker leseriously Ill In the bospltal.

Gene Callahan. manager of Alas Nor.elty Company. reports that Bally&Moniker to condole one of the biggootnun, of Otclors itAlit<1 b1t rTel1000In er1Y02 . -.

1 -BALL BARGAINSDEAD HEAT $ 40.00

SPORT KING 100.00

WINNING TICKETS . 55.00

THISTLEDOWNS 50.00

65.00

80,00

100.00

35.00

75.00

40.00

GRAND STANDS....

GRAND NATIONALS

SANTA ANITA

BIG PRIZE

TRACK RECORD....

HAWIHORNE

I/3 Depooll and lialame C. 0. O.

AUTOMATIC COIN

MACHINE CORP.340 CHESTNUT ST.SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Olbson BrodthAw. head of the DenverDistributing Company, Is back On theLoa following a two-wak Moos whichkept him at home. Bradshaw reportsan Macs -sod number of Rock-Ola War -Column tastallauotra. with, operatorshighly pleased at the Increaaed receipts.Rose Earths has been added to the firm'sorrice Ataff, Month Rebad recentlyarwid few days vacationing at PatinCity,

Bert Vignetto. manager of the MetroCoin Machine Company. Ile/per, Utah.was recently 171arylnd to Berbera Sommer.of Richfield, Utah. at Flagstaff, Ariz.They will make their borne In Helper.

Deb.oitDEMIOTT, Sept 27. -Piet Loewenthrd

to 00047.121n% LW Acme Automatic SolesCompany at MRS Richton Ammo.

Bud Eby hes mtablished a phonographroute. with headquarters at 670 gurnoriVteos. Mfr. Eby. contInutug to use her

APDI COIN PICTURE FILM

ANY MAKE MACHINESNEW RELEASES NOWAVAILABLE FROM STUDIOSOF

SONG -O -GRAPHFEATURETTES

TECHNIPROCESSWrite ul or Ask your nearest

Distributor for DetailsC. WALTIERS AND ASSOCIATES

1100 13<yerly 50.4. Los Angeles

rot hint.. Mcwas11. Minn.

ASSOCIATED PRODUCERS OBTRISIMK6, Int1117 No. Mee idikn PI.. 14sIty mood . Call!.

October 4, 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES the =hoard 83I

^CHAMPAGNE OF MONOGRAPHS?' rap Law -renew Welk. or he fistertsto c Nate Esepyrt,. (WO

Gottlieb AppointsMeyer on Coast

amcArso. Sept. 24. -At Meyer. one ofthe beet known rein machine men cmthe Patine Coa.at. hoe been aptymntod!salary representative for D. Gottlieb &Company In ton Angeke and SouthernCs -premix 74...sees h.-.0.11.11rtersatIl be

METAL

TYPER

LIFETIME

INCOME

REASONABLY

PRICK/

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NOT SUBJECT

TO NEW FAX

1DIAl Ter. NonnIAEle Its.at... nails En istostro/4.1141 . . ans. vows Usf elatktnn base1.011 prisront Wesr.. e1...ILtsantolts

stlk0--01110.110:0013e101: troy atall4laite ll.t rresten. 04100. fe,0.0e. erg

%VW lee 00501 C0046,01 prim

6ROCCIIEN TOOL COMPANY110 N. t/.0 to. CNN* 00. ILL.

sv'c'*Nt.40 1841 grog Tad Centel. iiiheausawith toner. crated. boot. coinhead,$.019.9 140.4c1 cup. largosa,eut 659 and rrLiy. tilts Nose rasabait. Thine innttiloos were In ray.'els for IS doss onty. WAIT( OR WIRETODAY TOO PRICIS-ACT QUICK,

DIXIE COIN MACHINE CO.INC.

Olrtribulor. and Jobbersof Coln Centre/lad Garnes

912 Poydrat St. NtW ORLEANS. LA.

et SCR South Hobart Bouldnud, Los An.plea

ConunentIng en the appointment, Day.,430O,U1012, ittOalit(Nit of the company. WA:-WO hot.* for a bong Uroo felt oho needfor adeciatite representation In Ulla ter-ritory to take care of the node's remit -re.mento speed up aervice arid render 100per trot co-operation. Mercer connec-tion sill not be as la dl.trIblitor but asA full-fledged factory sake trpreolnla-Yee to his territory."

Arrnnitensents hams Wendy been clads.reports the factory. to supply the WentCoast territory with faster delivery onABO Bowler. the factory's noweat Mow.

Who's This GuyFrank Buck?

CHICAGO. Pep!. 27 tstru.--wbo4 thLeguy Prank husky' seens4 to be theouestfoo among operators who are find-ing that Greco's game Jungle la "bring.Um the profits back alive."

Bert Lane, of Seaboard Sales, NewYolk, Gences Eastern representative. re-ports that Jungle has net a sale. recordfoe the firm.

Meyer and Dave Geniburg, eremi-tical of (knee Manufacturing Company,manufacturer of Jungle, dee.ate: 'Thisgams does the Nth of pepping up loco -Qom which hare sagged toduring the rummer. This Isn't Just talk.It's a fact proved again and again byorders from distributera. They reportthat local Jobber* and *pewee* haveput their approval 011 Jungle. When wrgot action 1tke that all over the cramtry we know we've got nonsething."soythe Genaborga.

"Jungle la bared en a wild animaltheme that ghee the 'stayers more thantheir money's worm of chile sod thrills,"they mid.

Seeburg MenCruise N. Y. Waters

NEW YORK. Sept. 37 (MR) -)tarry L.Kelley. Eastern rale* representative ofSeeburg. was hoot the week -end of &P.tembor 13 and 14 to a group of dlatrib-utors In a boat MID* alerting from Syr.cure. The cruise took them trim canal,and Into lakes which abound to UpperNew York State.

There Teton 100k the trip wore. CIILIACyClortnan. 1'Is11 ($re,nberst. Bran Kultek,!Tank Gerdy and blob Dunlap. The tripwas made to Gorman's 40 -foot cabinember.

Dunlap reportn that even the it W1,0

a pleasure trip, there woe 1.116P to dlaetloosbuntoros and Inspect min inachines C.

many landing*. At gatdwitiarlUs. If, Y..the salters found au old plows- planemanufactured by &chum In 1023. Itdeveloped that it was a machine Kelleyhod purchased when ho woe in the op-erating business.

After a night on the heat, breakfastwe. takes in a restaurant. "which In-cidentally; oars Dunlap. "had . timblIrgInstallation placed by the Dom balesCompany, of itlynacuss.-

More exciting more tantalizingthan the original Chubbic. Lightsout (12). Special award for con-tacting No. 6 bumper when lit.Big Super Chubbie award for put-ting out numbered bumper whenwords Super Chubble on light -(1on bock panel ... and, of course,the ever popular high score. It'sa winner ... call your distributornow.

Stoner Corp.Aurora, Illinois

THE BEST BUYS ARE ALL -WAYS BUDIN'S BUYS!!

Z 5,01a'ow Plain

. .1-1*.....4 45.60

...04 P%.1 to? .1Want Owe. 56.00

1 /3 Doran. Ital. O 0.11.

BUDIN'Sv INC, BROOKLYN174 SO. PORA ND AVE.,

, NTL.

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STONER'SHI -STEPPERS

WIRITIL oS.ce ,- 0,e0040 t I4.4atacalowe:

An ese

3 BAR JACKPOT F-5240164 0 Holes - Takes in 582.00

Pry, Our Average 548.69 - Av. Profit $13.11

PRICE $4.86 EACH

OTHER FAST SELLERS1025 Hole, F-5280, Wonder 3 Bar lack -

pot it $3.631200 Hole. F-5275. Hone, at 5.22800 Hope. F -5L10. Pocket Dice at.... 2.52720 Hole. F-SAST. Pocket jack at 2.48600 Hole. F-5305. Royal at 232

CHAS. A. BREWER Cr SONS{abed .,4 Clog .1, 1. Weld

6320 Harvard Ave- CHICAGO. U. 5. A.

SEEBURG RAY-0-LITE GUNS-*TILL manilla WOrtitto ON LOONTIOlt

CHICKEN SAMS JAIL BIRDS SHOOT -THE -CHUTES539.50 $Co."( CM0wI Cee.4ttleo nee49.50 Met.t. Ix tow W T... .0

659.50....-VS 00 0.nenot Ewa U.N.

Automatic Amusement Co. - Seeburg Distributor919 North Bread St.. PhitadtiyAla, Pa.

M The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES Ocieber 4, 1941

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1. N. KEENEY & 6630 S. ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Mr IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "NEKEENEY'S SUPER BELL. MILLS THREE BELLS. FOUR BELLS,BROWN FRONT. CHROME BELLS AND VEST POCKETS,BALLY'S TURF KING, "41" DERBY AND ROLL 'EM,

EVANS DOMINOS AND COLUMBIA BELLS.The following machines aro offered subject to prior We:

PIPS SALL FRIT P0.00 1 Ilmly CAA Tower. 2 MITI. Po, Oa. . 0000.00I S41/PRO

0 1W *7.402.0. 11140.00 2 7..r,. Dosieook ;40

1 CV.k.mo00.4 I.rit.y. 060 1 Mills 1-24 P.P. 40.00 1110.101 157.601 CAlioes OSA TIMM 00011111011 OASES 1 K wow'. uS ramj=i66.4.6.,;a: viz T. Mill. Vast Pore.. T.w.

I Poces Awls Jr. It "*.SILOSitio A 04.4. sa 1:101e.s. Olen POW .. 1/1 A)

1 A......6 sterow4.10. 24 10 . .1"1",,,, i.1.6,1...."77,.. ' . "IL" 2 Prw11. N.O. Se. 04YOM 9111 51.69 Guano. No 1110, Pis,ricr......... 11.4.0 Lebo 0«4 169 I rover Rows. 1)001. 44.02

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04.1 241, 5.Selewellopl Ms 1 1.1.110 ro T.. 04 11100. 0.03140.60Komi, Mr PIM ... I 4.64 1 m s sp.T. 10 000.. 20.60 tarMawiambs ..... a 4.34we. Ram. .0036.*owe Mew" .... 41.99 I ...'%,"*.U. "" 81:"'. 12.00

1 O.1.0.,LIPot 11.W.W1.

11114.0.1.N. *F.001 0.9eLeAks Oileklittetli 201. arM Puy ....100.50111IPPYOSA SAW

60.00 .. ..SO CO so. /I P 6200 6..01101 VW; TIOWoP.P. . - .. . . ... 00.00SSP! Sloe Grow .111 011 90 001104.41

VAK11.0 its 11WrokSARI Kowtonile .. 11004 2 MIIIs Jumbo 111.1.14, soon of ir.o.g ow.,SAW Illonartillye. 02.00 0.0..1.1 10 49.. 0.1....Maas Oast New.. SEA* 4 mon Imo tmas 41.6.078-00........d. ca. my( LAIItaft hawse APIA. 110 Gs Vordof Ili *256Own nowSSW Awoke . Will. Swore MAI _ 40 SO

Ii 0011.Y. MI. to ..weropo.44 Ity 1 41 do....A. Woo. C. 0. 0. Writio and ow. to It IVO onSO 0011.1 110. &Sow rico. are 06.41.1ro 0100100 410. 1941.

MOSELEY VENDING MACHINE EX., INC.00 &road Street ilichroond. Va.Day Phone 3-4511 Night Phone 5-5328

jar AO TICE" Wanted-.. grrs,.:;,,,,,..0,-szj:-gic Itoo kw. ire emit cue to.. .111 3.r IL 040114 oar -al .y -We.. I1.3

o..1....110.2 to a* In 0 R Pk....

Defense Savinct Tooth con be registered In the name of children rat well as adults.Tho Trealuty Department or the Federal Reserve Tanks will hold your Defense

Savings Bonds for safekeeping free of charge.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 27.-T21e C.:ore:andEbonognsph Merchants' Aroaciation hesa tae -up on the eons hits played byOlean Miller and hie eachnstra In SunV*Ifry Serenade, now playing ttte fttppo-etrome Theater bore. The easocletton hre new phonograph In the lobby and aMga telling patrons they can bear thetunas st then favorite location.

Sanford Levine. head of the AtlasMune & Novelty Company. to gamingout cigars orlthraUrat the arrival of aboy at Mount than& hospital. Molitor andton are clang well.

Leo Olson. Triengle Munk Companyhead, and atra. Dixon aro beck from a19231100 171P. They visited Wnohlorton.where they mot Jerry Motet, formerly oSCleveland

The board of directors of the OhIOClgerette Venders' Accometion ha askedUm membership to cce.operoto In the sateof Defense Ronde end Stamps and arofurntehing decattornantaa snitch are be-ing affixed to machines trauma theState.

The drive to send cliterettee to theboys in army camps is making firm hood.way. The Arner.ean lemon posts aroacting at Si esallection agency.

Food 12:opt:sang Corapsay. Dne.. dl,.tributor of Revoo ice-cream senders, hasnnned to larger quarters et 1812 Eno.10th Street_ Louts and Nate Pearlmanare company head%

Ed 111.11abrt9llt hos returned from aCanadian vacation.

Lake Ctly Novelty Company bar 'slavedto 1008 Payne Avenue.

A eon. l2ltot Richard. has been bornto Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS Levant

Sent Samson la back on the Job attera slut to Chleago for bunion's andpleaeure.

The many frtends of Joorpb Rohn. op-erator, are hoping that be will anon re-cover from a serious illness that has kepthim confined to the hospital.

DallasDALLAS, Sept. 21.-Dallaa operator')

say the amusement Dullness is Improvingtepidly. Collections are beatisning thenreviler fall pick-up. With the tug StateFair of Tex. only a ate% off. Rho localcoin machine trade U getting net for nreal fall and winter. The Tease fele willbring 1230.000 outoftown vialtors tODallas dialog Its run, October 4 to 10.

LOcal Operators are getting ready to slot

"IS THAT GOOD! was /001 MM.rill, respoote to the pet ko. oinneOf the SteAlirgt WU120a. Weloriatte.She rfor4114 ee001rfed the song '11net Goodr

0,3.1.1 A,. 111.40..0011110 116.9 SAMOAK... TY, Stets.ROAOa Ton PlowRAYS* WWI. SMw"wale In tae Som.

S 00

tho felt suitors then ohne* of fun to behad from runtasement rnachtnos.

John Miller Jr.. formerly engaged Intho coin machine b.uttieoa In ROChOtler.N. Y.. Is a new member of the Dallascoin medals* Industry. Miller's flewfirm. Marc's) Vending Machine Company,usa Rosa Avenue. will drat In phone -graphs, pin germs and venders. atillOrltwife will be secretary.

Al Lafferty and Claude Haynes. mem-bers of Oho credit deportment of Rudolph%ants:a. Corporatlon. North Tonawanda,N. Y.. were oontactlng member, of thecoon nmehIne Industry thin week. Theyalso conferred with Raymond William..of Commercial Unita Company. on plansfor handl:rig the Increased demand forWurlltner mull! tquipmcI2t.

George 1Prock, of Frock & Robbins.has lust let 01100 from en extensive

tyrrrnew trip to polrata In North Tea.and Oklahoma.

Al! Dallas record lohlwrs report an In-creased demand for Maki..

EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE

ARCADE EQUIPMENT

W II ROPia Oh. 1110 50Noma., Ar.1 Irtreft. Sum* ... 29.50Awe./ Anil Aisne. Wahl 04.00Saotowe *STA 00* COW. 00.10N ary Doewutor 101.00

104 50

6600etroo49.5060.00

lisrna:1 Trent7.**"... 1660

1.11 Twerp Owl 8040RSV ARry 17.00We an dinellutiwo taw 10 1091. awl*Low Weir.Lo web. 1A. hnennwete Ite raw4.9 woe Mr, .0.14.4 lopripiwoL

EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE

2812 W. North Ave.. Chicrco

FALL SPECIALSPLAYS

Pew.* ....415.00MiSwyser 10.00O' .... 15.00Paratilo. 4400Prom. .. OOPill 11.0.. 10.M00Polo 2400RAW Owts- 12.501144

O 14411.0.11100.. 1185.00

110119 8160Olo TM ., 60.00Wo Town .. 10.00e ioneso ... 122.0Cw8W6o ... 10.00Croulino. . 20.00Convotemo, 12.50190.0.... 55.0001.1. L11:90 Sealy .... VP 00 Not 90 e6.7101 _ 1090row Mow. 40.00 Score Owe. 10.60

orwal.on 27.50 Too 110.. 0811011. 10.00 Tons ow, 7900I. oar 10.00 PAM -.. 49 006414 OW 00.00 Vinita Sam. re co6114 Sir 25.00 Toth. OW. 10.00

12.50 MOP 1.23.1.50* 17.00 '40

1.11.1.1.... 10.00 Min 14.1 *7"110120. .41. 46.00 1030Au Prootatleu FANS IkOWN Pow two

one 0. 0. 5. 001.111. Ina2.0..o..Cono.,1 - 0.

AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT (0.1000 r(IIN 17, 0V4n0TIttC Inn

FREE PLAY BUYSAristiot .... S 1014 PPayssIlosee 1167.50

All *molten 28.00Attention .. 7010 Mrs '41. 00.00

7014010ewe...Am . 27.000.411140 111.60 ICrowe.. .. 111.14. 16%.6,4:1

60.00DMA, 1101.0 11.00 Powiehokek. 14.10

moo 00.00 hq 1.004 Oloowob. 521/0 10.00IwYnalloro.. fOA0 Sky Po, 56.00

11/13. 2440 Ow Nowt . 41.e0100149.or .. 1:40 Sun ... MOO

Po. Sao . 00LookyoLimals. 84.11.0 1119.05 11.IM 46 00UMW*/ _ 15.00 141.9.1...r.. 214O

Iorrokto .... 1400ALL $7.30

noes 111410 1111.1, °coon POt I0e0-1.ALL 810.50

Lot -0111.w. Oarwtodwi... Dokesto Pita tow.111.94...., SW*. 304 p.a.,

143 Caw, See,. 0. 0 0VENDING EON.PANY

FEDERAL 2500 Aumor AN..I. VP TOR K

tel : 4-1531

MUST SELL!erand ono Heal Cl.., 399.%0 role.-WhIl 191 lot 0101 120 1441o. wrarfar .1.1111,

BOX 285, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

October 4. 1941 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The RIIlboarr! RS

WIJRLITZZR MUSIC MERVIANY JOHN PR1CCO. of Trfeided. Cele.. hesCriaft that trurc,Inrzre attpbyr roirlysiALreciLiation pe.r;iistie84rencd:sraert,t1LItszekta:4

Wolf Rem -Ur, Wolf 5410, Company, mar's.. General Manager Al Roberts 8b2.11d.1heisted the desk ready to congratulate Pricoo. (MR)

Star AttractionGets Attention

CHICAGO. Sept. 27 (41R). -.Thirtysecond' makes the game." declares SamWOlberg. of Chicago Coln Machine Com-pany. -Thew are the critical momentathat plmaing piayboands and bookrack&am designed for. Them are the mo-menta when the plirsiat] features of the

AMERICAN EAGLEke-Putt Rees. Wye

Mrs Awed Pr« MoeTan. Imeat. 1. M1/ Meals. 11114,..,ppm 0940Pitiiii.niol,*worrisome reenos.

SAMNA

$14:50Sail 000 Model044 SE It.tra

BALL GUMit, Pit Oct. 100Mores. Caor of 100

54111. 113.Tic.1/3 0.0_ 1144..

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SICKING, INC.1401 CENTRAL PKWY.. CINCINNATI, 0.OPT It. 11110/11111. 1.01)1SVILLI. KY.

SICKING COMPANY OF INDIANA027 17L 1.11sgno Aro- 1111310110101.10. !NO.

IN STOCKfortmmocilateShipmentMar. Now Slyle Cold Q. T. ReinMae. Carom< or Woo Cr Cole Vast

14(5.1..Mills TM. tellsHill. /ow till,Mill. Chrome. Cold se.d CoppOr 1e1111011111 201PItt$ 104noV31104

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STERLING NOVELTY CO.151471 IL Oreotorr LC 015 07001. KY.

MILLS PHONOGRAPHSBELLS TABLES

Distributer CONSOLES

KEYSTONE NOVELTY it FIF6. (0.11151. horIlr.0... Orr.. P111740134. P.

111.4.11001 Oftlemall 134.1 111111m404

game mast be appealing or the game isdcorned to ben dud. Throe 90 secondsSr. the moments when the player itmaking up It., wand sehethee or not hewants to play the game. No matter bowmagnetic the playing fceturea, a gamsmust have that certain something thatattracts and Induces the players to goto It.

"After the playing features are de-termined and relined In our engineeringdepartment.- raid Wolberg. "we spenddays hl the eirioction of designs and colorKhemea. Take our present big Int. StarAttraction. We were sure that the cox-ryover feature would be it big hit Wewere positive that ell the other playtogfoattxres were In perfect balance. How-ever, the gresteat attention was glean tocresting an attractive phydeal appearante for the game. Operators tell us.that In thousands of locations Star At-traction, are proving their ability to In-crease play not only because the gameshave the right playing features but the)have that come-ou-end-play.mo look."

Baker GamesShare Honors

CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (NMI. -"honor.are even between Sliver Spray. new !lir-bolt racing novelty, and Kicker -awl -Catcher, manikin football play countergame. as orders pour to say (Metal& elthe Baker Novelty Company. -Tire re-sult* are pm:Mellon problems for thefactory: they add.

'It's no longer a question rehash gameis the most popular with players andoperators:* mid Harold L. Baker. wed.dent. "The flood of orders shows thatboth are favorites The problem is tobuild both as hut an posed:de. SilverSprat's entirely new arrengement. newsimplified play (*atom. streamlined Op-py action and 1:4 tnntrinalrat Mal* towin are pro:twly what the pawn wants.

"Air for Kicker -wad -Catcher. the 011411.log of the football season Tina ratted the1:0100 to now heights of popularity. Thedarnand to pasaing all precedents. Then.too. Lucky Strike. cigarette countergame. and Baker's recent. de luxe raringconsole, call for comb:enable produc-elem."

Y. Cig RevenuesShow Big Increase

ALKANT. N. Y.. Sept. 27. -August eft -tunas tax collections bra New York State,,gRILLgsto 112.1e2.081. IL110W114 a gam 01141,3I3 owe receipts a year ago. MarkGrave*. commissioner of laud= andnrinswei. reported today.

Commissions paid dealers for their.erviens in aflIrlrg cigarette tag stampsamounted to ti174.259.

At, the close of two months of theflood your, colleeticm from the taxamounted to 14.40L890. an Increase ofsieth310 compared to the correspondingtwo months of last year.

Mills Jumbo Payout can operate with checks as

on entirely automatic payout machine, The

checks are good for free games. It's o new

idea in console/ operating? Mills Novelty Com-

pany, 4100 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago. Illinois.

JUMBO

PAYOUT

TAKE A PEEK ATaAi KEY HOLE

HARLICH'S NEWESTDIE -CUT SENSATION!

it's enoppy I II's flashy I It's drawingploy and boosting plats in all locations.Full color art picture deeply recessed In keybole culont creole, novel effect. Doubleslop-cp. 84 winners. Order Key Hole now.N.. 120$S Ss Pity 1200 HeinTakes in 560 .00 Average ?aye:15281:17- WRITE FOR NEW FOLDER NCEIS --HARLICH MANUFACTURING CO.1413 Witt halite fiseksarl CHICAGO, ILL

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PAYTABLES I 1 -BALL FREE PLAYSOn4101.14/s 147.50 ter. Amu* 512550 Cold Cwt 111 WI

110.7ol 111.0011 .... 114.041 10...00 For, ... . 0040 54.00rloollsonw. ........ 52.10 ThIPLoPown .... . 04.*0 Proit 100020 52.50

THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED FREE PLAYSAll Ameslune140.03 CremIlmo ...112.60 Orrd 5t.07 ..113300 ReratIono 514.I20O 0i0oor ... 40.01 11.1.1 ...... 12 00 Memo.. .... 21.60 *01.044... (,..Ile-OermeriO . 111214 [Wein , .... 14.1111 Parrry-0111.M.14.119 Lena Us. 11.2.00 smom..... 51.04 /POO, ... a 00 01, 0151.06 ... 117.50 5,10r 11111047 44,50a v 0.00. .. 42.60 Pow44:M. .. 44.10 Pr.... 2.2.15 StootolImm .. 4E40a.romure..... 40/40 res Istors

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GRAND NATIONAL SALES CO.2300 ARMITAGE AVENUE All Phones Humboldt 34201 CHICAGO. ILL* * *

$6 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES October 4. 1941

TININ ONO 24.00O.Iw 54.600.0044 OaN 54.64010064N7 11020U.N. 4260loon PAN& 4020PrmIN ... 40.60

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"CARRY OVERIDEA"

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