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he World's Foremost Amusement WeeklyDECEMBER 7 1
TEDDY POWELLAnd His Famous Orchestra
BLUEBIRD RECORDSPersonal Management: Milton E. PickmanDirection: General Amusement Corporation
Vol. 52. N
The smart way to say "Merry Christmas anda Happy New Year" to all your friends inthe show business is through a GreetingsMessage in
the 46THANNIVERSARYAND
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
NUMBER
THE BILLBOARD
HERE ARE ;UST A FEW OF THEHUNDREDS OF ADVERTISERSWHO SAID 'MERRY CHRIST-MAS AND A HAPPY NEWYEAR" TO THEIR FRIENDS INTHE SHOW BUSINESS LASTYEAR IN THE BILLBOARD'S45th ANNIVERSARY ANDHOLIDAYGREETINGS NUMBERAbbott 8 C.8010.2Fred A.I.The SolabonMorsGeary. SmootCeun4aback -a BaumConerode BorgMaps demos [Moe -
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b., The Billboard is the only show business trade paper which coversI all branches of the show business.
The Billboard has the largest circulation of any show businesstrade paper . . and this circulation is not based on the pub-
-1- fishers' "statement" but is checked and guaranteed by theAudit Bureau of Circulations.
A The Anniversary and Holiday Greetings Number of The Billboardalways has a sale of from 10,000 to 30.000 copies more thanthe regular weekly issues. But the advertising rate remains thesame as for regular weekly issues. This means wider coverageat no extra cost.
Name and semi -name artists in music, radio, night clubs, hotels.vaudeville, legit and other show business fields have alreadyreserved space for their greetings messages in this year's bignumber.
RESERVE YOUR SPACE TODAY
Vol. 52No. 49 The World's Foremost Amusement Weekly
December 7,1940
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PETRILLO ON ET WARPATHBook Says He Got 2112 MillionsBut Vaude Vet Says 'Tain't So
ST, JOHN. N. B,. Nov, 30. --After 10mom the oecret of M. Franklin. lamode pioneer, ham leaked out. But themost etttpelatel of theist all in WM1e 1.tt develop* hum a statement in the neWbook, American Errurterdre, that In 1924Stills-Albte bought from Prengnis andthe lobe Mike She& foe a Csaid 65,000.000.ate Canadian vaude theaters located Ili
Taranto (21, RanaItort, Ottawa,Montreal.and ValMentor,
The dLsolasuro bar; canted memlictliof his family to wonder. They arguethat the 52.500.000 should be at leastdouble that Ey now. altho he paint* outLott 192O was a reverts year. He has beenunable to appease the allapiclanu ofMitchell. hie eon, and Mrs. Mike Foster.his daughter, whose husband la a Newreek radio publicity sum Mrs. Franklin,too. la eying ammo expensive wearalikvo.
As for Franklin himself. he oontendathe book contfina inany Faisecuraoles,and blot bait Of the 4140930500 Ia Com Of
"Ice Fo 1013IG in Wash.WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.-Gate for the
ahipetad and Johnson Ice PolZfer eV SSW,*bleb played here at the Riveodda Sta-dium November II to 9:1 hit a record61.00.020. Pour solid days or rain andcold weather tended to keep donut cit-pnetty shoeing. but despite these We-e Ades the tromp obtained the beat bogaince It ever bad hero,
them. Ha has been placed on all tbasucker lists already.
Franklin was Canadian general Man-ager for 14tb-Albee nod RICO for manyyears, am well ea operating 21111 own madebounce In Ottawa, Montreal, and thensarIttnie provisoes.
Pratiklia Wont to know where DouglasGilbert, author of Arnethion Vivderslte,got hie Into.
Milwaukee CountyChanges OutdoorLicense Ordinance
3.1ICWAUXFX. Nov. 30.-The Mittrau-left Comity board of superilsors thisweek amended the ordinance regulatingveer -Ms -nth, street fan& alarms. etreuetts,exhibitions, vaudeville, and other likeeiniummenta under tent or In open forgain" in the county. The changes be-come effective January 1, 1041.
The minimum ilormac fee for candrab,street lair". nod other atmilar shows andexhibits to triclude not more than fourshoats or riding drilms. or both, and inCOOLCC.440M4 w113 be 676 a work. For motethan four nhOW21 or riding devices andnet tO exceed 10, the fee will be *125:for more than 10 and not to exceed 20show& 4100, and tor more than 20 alawa.6250. to each ellusoncetion the numberof commaioro le held to 15 with an ad -(See MIZAVADICES CHANCES on pace 33)
AEM Prez Preparing ConventionResolution Against tx elusiveRadio Station Use of Records
NEW YORK. Nor. 3Q. --Jamie C.Perstito, president of the American Y4:4-eVallOt% of Muetelaila. is preparing a rem-lution to be presented to the AFM con-vention In Seattle. Wash.. newt -10,-ewidth SOMA aim a death blow at radlOstations making attentive use of record-lags-both popular band Make andtratisCreptions-which replace Um talent.
Mille this ban been a pressingproblem for ILI1V1i4Intit, tranocriptisocompanies, and the radio alattorla for anumber of years, it was learned thinweek that Petrilba to taking the initia-tive. Petrillo's Idea Is to put. bond* Inthe studios --or else-
Idea is well formulated In the mindOf Petrillo and Other guiding lights ofthe AMC, but actual Ideas Mid devel-opments arc atilt m the 'pabulum, stagebeniono of the policing proposition thatwould be entailed If the resolUtton wereparsed and the stations balked at theidea-which Is expected_
Rankand Ole brecielCaudera my theymust have records, and cannot Alfordto employ many nnaNcliana_
Union Ina clamed that traisiciesLa arebeing discriminated against because ofLIMA practice, with ati.Uom In many In-stances intimating that name bands arein the studio, and then playing 15 M10-lite* or a half-hour of recordings. Ifthey must do this. Petrillo wants eachstation to hire a studio band. and iswilling to talk terms an to the else ofsuch coke in ratio to the station's bunt -
Vanguard Big for Chi MeetsHeavy arrivals indicate agreat turnout-illness tohold _Herring in Beaumont
CHICAGO, Nov, 30-A heavy Mengof show people several days earlier thanMasi Indicates that this more outdoorconvatition will be Oweeptlonally large-8ince last Sunday there hits been *steady flow of Incoming conventioneraand by Thoraday the lobby of the Hotel/Merman vnui crowded with elmaloncs,Today posters and banners Or shrive&boating offices. attraction., and equip-ment dents matte their appearance Ingreat numbers. Instead or the usualmethod of hanging haom from themerhsitihe mihtkila.- an announcementslire hung from a steel cable runningW ind the four aides of the merammtne.Tonna-row the Showmen's League ofAmerica will open a regieration boothlh the bobby, with members In attend -mace at all times.
At the Le fiatle hotel the advanceguard of the Seettonel Aocielation ofAmusement Parks, Pools, and Ficanhoswas in evidence. Fiverrthing Ls inrises for the !Mart Of the convention onMertday when the American /Immo.honed Farutpenesit Association will holdIts annual meeting. Dthibttion hall willOpen Tuesday morning_ and emotion. ofthe NAAPPEI. will start on Wednreday.Secrete*. A. R, Badge hail brought tanMiter a large number of rxhilsitora and"ales that practically all available space711i Oecupled. Most of the park menire eapected to arrive over the week -end.
A note of disappointment wes *twistedOn Friday when a wire woe receined
front 7... It. Herring Jr.. president of theInternational Association of Palm andExpositions, Besurnont, Tex., informingthat he would be unable to attend theconvention because of Miami. 1k le In
Ilemarnont hospital.As there had been no °MGM reghtra-
lion when thin was written. tt la IrripOs-mine list alt Of the early 4.111,1144, butamong those noticed in the lobby of theHotel Sherman fin addition to manypreviously mentioned) were C. B, Amu.,
seCratary. LOS Angeles °MintyFair. POrnana, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs.Charles Yule (be Is manager of the Cal -gamy Exhibition; B. S. Geratii Mr. andatm Harold (Buddy) Paddock: Mr. andMrs. C. F. zoloT, of the Wont Coast;Oscar Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Noble C.Palely, Sant and EILII aooraan. John, M.Shot -slay. A. It. Schism Max and JaeGoodman. Mr. and Mrs_ Abner Kline.B. Ward Beam, Jimmie Lynch, JohnCourtney,. Floyd Newell. Moho SChrodier,Flash Williams. A. C. Bradley, Sdr. and
Mrs. Rubin Einaberg, and Jimmy VanCase- SoeMea Of others arrived beforethe day was ewer.
Marcus Unit ToReturn to U. S.
FiALCITA.00 DS CUBA, Nov, 21.-TheA. 11. Marcus unit. owing 10 the Iron thatseveral in the company ham bean Un-able to Obtain peosporta for a CentralAmerican country, will return to theUnited States Manly.
The unit. While playing hers, Ill intolegal direteultith on ommintrit of a the-ater Inspector, who charged an intreC-elan of the law forbidding shows to goon later that the ativertinG1 time. Mar-cus claimed that the abow was 15 mtn-tilos late because ar the breaking of aeurtatn shortly before the start of the'bow, The rag was quickly repaired.
24 Dufour & Rogers UnitsGross $626,697 at NYWF
16F,'W YORK. NOV. 30.-Twenty-fourunits of Dufour 8z Regent operation atthe World's Pats grossed 64126,6197 in1940. Ltnemp embraced 6 realm.age -guessing stands, 4 shows. 3 games.and a restaurant. In 1030 thirty unitsof operation took in 80411.7112 from 15walno, 5 guess -your -age. 6 Shows, 2gamete. 1 ride. and a restaurant.males were not operated by DR in
1909, deducting that gross yields a takelast year of *575.310. giving till. year'stotal reverting an edge of mere thati*MOM.
Suprrlority Of .*send edition's takefor the combo Is amounted for by an upIn Remanent> Cafe revenue at nearlyainete). A atom interesting comparisonla the fast that last year 15 wale unite(Sec _DUFOUR & 11005123 On page 3.1,1
mess. It would the nature or aIS. -.700:1 fee: but then the ;nu-tielerus' Uhimi thought+, are_ the stationwouldn't have to buy a many memory -thrice.
Penang of this ranee. it the remitters:inmeats with success at the convention.wlu have to depend on the vigilanceof local trittalcians' union!' thrucrot thecountry, with the locals putting a manIn every studio and. if tbo elation re-fuses, baling leaders Stop matingtranscriptions altogether. and num-rats-Ing recorded shows.
Only Meal in the country that hatssuch a rule in order no. in the Chicagomimic -inns' union, Petrtlio's homegrounds,. Where nine Ooraidelana ire em-ployed hi the trariam iradio elation. as"pancake turnery:- a musicians' unionmember Putting each masted op the tinn-table_ This now move annild force thevreplelment of many musicians as diskchefs. in addition to employment ofstudio bends.
There are many point. still at lame Inthe Petrillo move: First, the legality ofsuch a move, and secondly, the LttlgatiOnwhich has bona. going on in the courtsfor many years between the NationalAtmonatton of Performing Artiste sadthe stations using conned music. It adecision ever 004114a about. AVM feelsthat it wfll erase many of the osmium -It -ration problems_ Meantime. the topbands and agenetta nYe 5111100 tack.afraid is tinker with the problem lest
(See APM VS. RADIO on pave 10)
In This IssueP40.4
13c6saway !cat, TheSurresoor 26Carnival 30-39Circus and Corral 40-42Citasdicd Ad.:ohm-rents 31-53COo Machion 62-104Endurance Peon 27Fois.Eaccalticen 43.47Fast Curtain 29Conlon brans 34General Outdoor 61Harttnaltrig Bnaadena 64Leallirnate 16-17Letter List 34-35 and 60Magic 26formic 10.156.4..nie klantivadhang e4-7 ii4iiiht Club Reviews 19.20Night Clubs-Vs.:MosNerellicatdcal Flhes 28Nene, Frain rho Crcaarnadt . 61Orchestra Notes - itOut In the Omni dlParks -Peels 49-49Flues 59-64PossibilaSt SRugo 7-9Radio faked 0Record Buying Gede 71Recertoire-Vent Slimes 27Ranka.-Skaten. SOShed* Musk Leaders 19/row family A*.tork , 52Song,. With Mott Rails Mgt 12Sponsored Crams 39TAlowilian 7Venderate Rena -l. ^3 24Voadaillm Crone, 25Admienale aterdancrne-Pies ..... , 56-60
ROUTES: °'"""-m taco 15 AC"'Unita, sod Attracncan. 21and 34. Ornnatia and Munn" at. 21. lex Shaw%21. eurladoun. 21. Cannissi, 14. OM., 34,tedcolfiscon. ye. Moines. ficestived Teo Late,54. Events Inc Iwo Weeks, 60.
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WAltilINGTON. Nov. 30,--Elletiettca re-leased by the Depathoent of JUAtteg toThe Barboard indicate that, refugeeactors arid anusicleam in thin contraryhave made no heavy inroads upon em-ployment of American mina. A tableshowing refugee admission. on this pagereseals that only SAO giving their oceu-pation as netors and 1,245 Si musletenshare been admitted to the tinned State&"Mee 1933.
The, bulk at the expatriates hare comefrom Oerateny, Oast Britain. Canada.end Mexico. itdenttalons from the latterthree rountrtea, while theatenly Maud-ing a pereentage Of natives of thawland& Lathed* Mao many who estab-11.2wii permanent residence. them otterfleeing from Germany.
Figures obtained from other lemmasthew thee until the lather part of 1938etragrotoon from the United States bedenvened Immigration. After ten Managein 1098 and 11139. Immigration once morebecame o ertekte. duo to the outbreakof the war and the subsequent wareityof alter The year DOR wee the first inebtolL teninigration quotas began to beexceeded.The European total ante the latterpart of 1039 is 512 actors aid OPE eau-niciens, of shish tarrmeny sent teeactors and 44.5 musiciona. while GreatBritain contributed 204 nators and 94muiticlans, Canadian figures are 194wows and 186 music:ens. Meteloa sent110 portorrnera end 67 isnOrielace, ThepOpularlty of Latin American talent isalso renpanalbee for en Increased numberof arrivals front thane:eta south of theborder.European entertainers who fled po-Utica' and renglotis pererration etre-cadhave se far made Hale progress onihnsedweY, generally emothIng. Thus farthey lase* made most headway to CoreaOrtth foreign patron-age, such ee the Broadway enure. CafeOM Europe. and the Vienna Grill.which hate a decided tether., patronage.Mang nroadamy Legit seem.s to be the
Along Beeresenoty legit merlin to be thetell In which refugees have receloed thegreatest "tn.- Poe of the most *etc -mated of the newcomers to Dr. Otto Lod -wig Prernineer. who hoe not only hit thewards Si an never (ifergfra /Or Error)Out Tae directed end produced.
Refugees. attempting to crack legitbare had two opportualties to show their
TEDDY POWELL(This Week's Cover Subjcct)
TEDDY POWELL, still in his tatty 30s, hasA been aullgels!, soodorolier, and bandloader_ end tuts still asovitter nkbe In s.a.e.,business by winding nay as the wan. Of Hewferk.a cradle of swing_ the Fi.1101/1 Clots. sicker*
"be .roubated his band Sow than a year and ahalf ago,
Wbon he look we the baler., alto, a morels.Sul eletit seen OP waging some et tie nation.*
PO, snag., be ...wet green to the band business.lonot P.4 Jo tire with the ittylihne gestica, ofaft. Lotman'. wilt. Lawan discovered Min plac-ate with a wean band in his native Oakland,
CAM.Penwell flailed to write weep while playing
with 1.111111 *sight cyan ago, and tweed ourrah htla at "Been nd ladolaw," -howildiored."'I Cieeldes't teller. My Erne' "An I Proud."
And "Sena* Charsion,7 to *peak of Pew.When Ted.tes band can *Manned Its not
4111e 1/11 11 114 Fa11101.11 01111. 1/11111ch horned outA be tacky wet. It won oplinaboted foriteolltable finales and oe....1.110 Astor, WhenIlse spot folded len womb, ago, he and hisPersonal 'innate*. MICA. Plehenan, took netIre Oaf,
H. Weeded his ninety organised bard Into-he rsit.ir end within lure months played a two-week nn mains/ Broadway's Strand Mean.K. le no er en tour ot NeeBeason Cies-silt,ohleh to So followed by sonless et one-nighlites, He also started to record on Mc Shit -bled tabat last week.
NOT MANY REFUGEE JOBSPerformers Fleeing From EuropeClick in Isolated Cases, ButNot En Masse; Legit, PLY Lead
stuff en macs!, From Vthaea, producedIn Jim*, 1339, and Reunion Its New York,to February, 1040, contained only ex-pstriates. Critically. bah were liked.
The American Vetereneee Groans. Inc..produons of these musicale. oontainedLatta Octalar. Paul Lindemberg, PledLorenz, Henry Peever. Katharine Mat -Mtn, Matte Pichler. Welly erenok. NeelIlyrt. Klowi Dan, Vilma KUM?, ElisabethNeumann. Lothar Meant, Leo Weith. Tier.beet lambed, Leis! Paul, lawmen Waiter,Annie Demon Bert Salving, Finery Gon-dar, Marla Temple. Peter Koch, IliaRoden, Lothar Remelt. Henry WerbeitKari Inatiller. and /Pritit Doers. amongOthers.
All gave en excellent account of them -whoa. with Ills Roden,* nellerina. draw -ens raves. But none of them seemn tonano gone fat sine* then. and even MissRoden eppoare to be lost In the 'shuffleat the moment.
Another refugee, Edmund Zayerods.Mueleal comedy player from Poland. laworking regularly. having ettnblionedhemmer as n mug -teal comedy favorite in
Yiddlob Theater on the lower Emitlide.Others le Legit
Others who have tried with varyingdegrees of suttees In legit Include Marian(See Not Arena. Jtcfueee Join on page el)
Selective ServiceMail
In the Carnival Department M thisLathe appear the acmes of Game hav-ing Selective Service mail In theembalm *Mee. of The Eitelboard. Tinanet IS published In addltion to thenesenea which are set In capital letter*In the muter Letter List.
Also In the Comical Defertetinitt isgiven a net of registrarna who Cr,'cotundered delinquent&
Stuck in Italy,Hopes To Return
NEW YORK, Nov. 50, -Word Tee beenreceived that the Regan:Ho Bodthers andAimee Enacts.. * allude act caught inItaly at the outbreak of the war, willloll from Lisbon for this country aboutthe middle of December.
The set_ current et Lyons, Prance, Issenectuted to go Into a show with MauriceChevalier. It a boat to available, theyWill probably drop all date,. to nail,
Dyne Smith will manage the act Whentt anneal. Item.
KentuekY Tax RidePRA T. Hy_ Nov. 30.-Enter-
taharnenta conducted by Tit -County Con-cert Associations are not subjen to the(seine tax on the Wet of admlastons.Aestatant Attorney-Oenerat Guy Herd -man has ruled.
BROADWAYn43_ FAT.,11,4-
COTT SLICKERS, SIGHTS -2,7' SNICKEP.61: .41 the Strand Barberinop--Irlingto Berlin wilts In a ohntr and ho burets out into teens again as he Wedges to barber -friend Bill the touching tribute the Satnts and Sinners' Club just paid to him --a Fail Guy who fell ea high up he touched the heavens; said race venue.... At DOT &Gee, 130.--BLII Heurdey and Harry Learner, of the Pork Central, discuss an unperpu-ler society plop:eat who la adding to his tinpOptlitirity by frequently st=ing as tenet -master despite an Impediment In his Impediment. -The trouble with him." Iterdeysnipes, 'le thet lie ems born With a. silver spoon in lets mouth --brit ho forgot teetake it out!"
T JOS'S Ile EtROOKEYN-Hat Conned point= out a three-sheeter advertising theli now defunct Majestic Theater -With the acts bliled In any type, but the namesof the producers fairly ebouting noose is booked exclusively by Evans da Let."... At Lenfeeteniquen °penny -It took e couple of Creaks to break up a war 'WhenBetty Hutton refused to follow Elara Rico -the Condos Brothers eettlIng mattersamicably by breaking their act into two one.ra and eandwtrating the senorita to be-tween. ... At the Iftlemore Testimonial to NM Abrameero-Jerry Danaig wonder.wheth5t we're noticed the fact that NBC. anxious to avoid the use of the words"beer- and "bartender' In song lyrtea and title,., switched ann. ?terser Polka to RoilOut the enamel. To make people think maybe the barrens sometblag to wear???A T TOOTS SUOIES TAVERN -'TM Huang grins si he thaws us o. letter from Cart
Echo revealing that the Innehley store In Palm Beach wilt feature a 83 -foot bar,n group of Arthur Murray dancers. and movie shorts. -Maybe," maybes Erne,can convince Jack and Benny Cleines to retollete by petting a line of clothing intothe Dempsey -Vanderbilt . . . At Seredrs-A drahntah enters tells Renee Cereallone> Checks coats with subscription tans to Stage magazine) that there's relativetrouble In Leonard Silleriann An in Fun, end It ain't All In Fun either, . . At StanShow's Milicsarra's Matinee -one -mice Judas tense* entituniastae about hex bean 111.1 -ton Blow Seems Blow spent weeks preparing plans and elide* W prewint to theAmt. -Scan Trucking Amoeintloaa meeting In Lon Angeles -only to have hie pianogrounded In Chicago on eta way out. So Pa transmitted the 63 slide* beer Inter-national News Photo Berl -lee at 3 In the yawning, broader.: the speech to aocompoesythe pictures from Windy City studio direct to the eneettrot M Los Angeles. andnot only got hta menage to Garcia but conquered the conventioneers by remotecentre/!!)
MADISON SQUARE OARDEN-Thiegoet Walker, Boh Eirumby and It0hChrintenberry alt brag that their home -town meter. are the be:drab-nil they
find out all three migrated from within a few mites of each other... , At Lean &Eddie'. Party to Conner Ressaell-Red Skelton say* the reason MOM didn't removethe peolephore they erected on Broadway for the World's Pan is to they can paintit black end deb it with ee big EIGHT when his new picture Ls released.... Outs -u aOf Linden (which to exactly where Reuben* would like to we nit of Llnely's mowtoruere!)-.1*ek Brown, of Eddie, Jack, and Betty., shown us the mingle wand he `Weedwhen refusing to do a police brneflt-tea a receipt for a 51230 One he paid threeyears ego In Manly on hIs way home from eloLnn a police benefitIll.4 T' 1115 ESSEX ROUSE -.Larry Clinton reports the rforlorou In Erie, Pa., ii wellA represented by the enuelalana. union. The last time he was nitre the president
of the local played the trombone, the seeretery the drums; the treasurer. trumpet,and the other three bore It the hand were eons of the first three Ill At the Potat'slthensurant-eloengwortter Charles grimy shows Hank Henry (the next burienleard togo tegit) =plan with button holes permitting the wearer to stand up withoutlosing tt. Sort of an adult diaper.. , Its the Hawatlan Room of the Lesinerlon-Tnenative greeter introduce* herself m Amin Inaelhornatootekoetakselole, and, Lf youlook at her Itke Eddie Cantor. Who adds: -Pronounced K-s-n-1-h-o-molog-o-i-e-k-a-o-h-o-k-a-1-o-1-elli" (God bless you, toot)
SS Tax ClaimsVs. Billy RoseHeard by State
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-HeatIngs norm.ligattng cOntreethol relation. betweenBelly Rose and members of the mete oflila Aquanthe and hts Diamond Horse -o boe night club are being conducted bythe Unemployment Irieu.ranot. Dlivislem at!hit State. Next ?leering will be kelpDecember 9. at Wrath time Henry Jan*,attorney for the Amcreran Guild of Vert-ety Artists, will appear on behalf of theperformene, Performers. both chorus,and principals, bath sla0 been mob:owned.
Investigation grew out of claims filedby performers who *ought benenta dui. -Ina unemployment Upon receipt Ofsuch appileialons. State always cheeksempioyers' reports, eluding that em-ployer payments have not been mane forthem claninnte. State begin bearing,Qltention involved Ls reduced to the cantheta of whether or not there perform-ers are employees or Sentreondent con-tractor*.
Legal department of the State nonceTale pointed out In other cases thatmerely Injecting In written oontracteclause charging the performer With beingnil independent contrnetor doe* eweneocwmtlty make him one. Meet of therulings of the (State. and for that matterthe federal offIcen of the Soctel SecurityBoard, have been In favor or performer&in that they hate held that most ofthen' ore employees. subject to the pro-tection of Sonnet Security and re.employ.meat incartence.
Administrative referees of the SkateUnemployment traturance office hero re -nand to rincuss the case any furtherthan to admit its eastenoe. explainingthat CAPES pending cannot be reported tothe press before cinnoontion hros beenmade.
Night Spots AwaitOpen New Year's;Many Bookings
DEIBOIT, Nov. 30. -Night spots thew.out the 3.111thest are Making toward tiroMeson New Year's Ere In contrail yearn.because of Use fact that It will be theMat time In tome years that either theeve or New Year'. Day has not fallen ona Sunday -which hen meant matins loon.of liminess tram rigid liquor sate re-e ntetthele on aunt:eyes in thee State.
With the plans for a wide-open eve-ning plus the paallbtilty that many of-nein., may wink at note rein:WM:no, openbeyond the legal 2 a.m. curfew. Inenagereare loOking forward to plenty Of busi-ness,
More *Ms will be treed with just Mannevery kind Of drink spot planning oil show for the one night In many omenhownee salaries are low -in fact book-ers report that very few spots will payany more than ilia normal salary forone raghtls work, and are hoping to gotnets at S banyan rate tern early bock -togs.Usual number of theater.. are settingact* for their midnight chow, Theatersgenerally are paying good rate.,
Minty Rink for Alempliis?MEOLPITIS, Tenn., Nov. 30. --City ofa-
clan have appointed n committee ei twoantennae. to study municipal iskmentrinks In cleats of the South and Malwith Intenttan Of Metalling necerwery ireequipment Ln the Ctty Auditorium byJanuary L. Mayor Chandler anuottheedthe. week. Prom a report by the con -anther the city and county commons -alone alit make a prompt alnelekain on thematter, In order to hole. an Ice cornet:0on New Year). Day.
City Cconnutoisaioner Boyle and MarianPope, executive secretary to the mayor,left for New York Monday, where Madi-son &MOW* equipment for lee skeanewill be inspected. They will enninitht
Mate at Infladelpliss. Atlantic CM.land Port Worth. Recent newnsaverde.Hon, to the morstalaston far Inotalletionat portable equipment was made. by theShelby County Auditorium Comm/neon*a one way "to intake the *2.000.000tOrittra a profitable Investment."
December 7, I940 G W%REALM EaEllihla NEWS Pear .12/IL .214.15 1,211642V124
Canada Spot OffersRoller Skating andDance Floor Combo
BT. JOHN. N. IL, Nov. 30. -The lenriew.noun Club le the Net nLtery to in dellroller dieting in Bantern Cenral*. Thenew skating aurfeevi wortourida the doneeDow- end the tonne mimic la mailablefru. both. The music varies from ma,done mush anhplifted to playing by or-throrsit group.
Palatine Of lints stub may either skateor denim. or alternate at tooth. The skint -Ire surface la 2,000 feet rind eircnico.Doung la evadable Monday.. Tuendays,weir...days. and Saturday.. and dant-Mg on the mime daya ea well es onThunders and ?riders.
the 12erlereourt, of which W. E. Eeriealwepeinter, wm the fleet nitery to pro-vide tatilltiea for tenon In the entrimirand bedrninton In the Winter. Addedit. well es the roller skating hare been.arts and ping.pong,
rspeelal attention ta being given to de-er:op:on= of patronage horn soldiersnail.s, and air form men.
Mot, C. W. lrmrd Inns become man-ager of the roller skating.
Shubert BookingsBig in Phil AfterErlanger Switch
Pli1LADR:10T111.4. Nor. O. - Causingtree excitement than at pre-aeneon time.a bumper crop of legit bookungs for theto :teat and Locust Street theater*, enoughto keep the brown lighted writ pastrehruary, wee announced this week byLawrence Shubert. manager of the twoLouisa. Following the current week ofDuBerry Ware Lads, Forrest has Pal Joeyeicrang in December 11 for two weeks.hylowect tin the 26th by the new DennisEng mustont no yet untitled. ForrestixokIrtipv for January include C1=2 Withrine Heat for a single January 13 week. andThe Man' Who Comes to Dinner followingon January 20. Forrest tow inked inIfeltropopyin for en indefinite engage-rovrit tharting February 19.
feetist Street, following the current runof tidier in Retirement, has a steadystream. Off the Reeved taken two weeksstarting December 9: Dante return+ hisdro Sala Rim angle above December 33:Separate Rooms takers parr January 9. inertThe rtiad -01 your Life Ii marked downice in January 27 opening.
Fleshings believed CO be the result ofWaltam Oticlowas taking over the opera -can of the Erlanger Theater with thewowed Intent to "fight- the Shubert..who control the Forrest and Lactase Streetlouses. Goldman, who rent the house forthe Mask 1 Wig Jitph ea a Kite show. lainung up shows booking under Independ-ent weoptere, end promises to announce ahalf donen bookings for the rienott. withLf,q With Pother assured to head the het
Alvin, Pitt, RoofFalls; Four Hurt
FTITSBEFROH, Nov. 30. -Rebuilding ofarreicOal Moth. Milli Theater mill borrorstlon to be seamed by property -Owning Harvard Ilniversity. OeneratManager John H. Barrio informed, eawon) agent S U. finenuol announcedti -at dry rot recently caused mot col-ittee of 61 -year -old pearl:to-the in whichhd appeared many of worldit foremostlours, singers, and dantora. BMW-rensand city safety department inspectorsan examining wreckage to try to tents-
reiponelbliity for the disaster, thatnliactdouely Injured only four people -
When the ceiling fell more than 200ievitatoes. who Vane watching a news.reel at 02:0 pan., rushed toward thePM*. while a picture operator focusedlight en the AUilltarlunt with his pro-lecuon machine, from width he had;typed the 11101. When they found theWe cana blocked by falling debits, theytint It to back. Deepite relattrely goodceder for panicky crowd that Died out.at rear as ceiling fell In front of house,tour peaking wen Injured. Only one ofthe four, an twiner. WM- hint by thesash. The other three were Injured bythe mob's rirsh.
Pictures booked for the Alvin.. *Welthas occandonally played *teens:tows raneeInn reopening spa years age. Will lie shown.It the Senator, the other Harris down-town, house. which has likewise sporadic -+Mr presented viluidevUle.
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JOE CIAICIE-othoge in Jack Haley'sact, caught recently at the Strand,New Tack, where be grabbed manybelly -Laugh* deapite hie bigot appear -:into. 1114 deed -pen delivery is bilesr-laisa-sisbirlolently strong to hold upthe comedy ermines of any musicalrevue. In ad3initon, hie tremoitilitywould prone a tremendous wet, liecan sing. dory a satirical take -oft ofAl Jolson, rind le a clever eccentricdonne.
CITNIA GRAY -blond singing came.Menne, whose ad lib amore work andsteady How of comedy teak betweenernes aro adding dLitincticm to thefloorshow at the Pogo Pogo, New Yorknight spot. A good bet. toe mutton'sin herd of in natural comedienne aton Tike Chase eharecteriratton. Weekswith a gaily indifferent sense ofhumor that is ea nerd as It la enter -minting,
"Love" Weak at 36GFor Philly Fortnight;"Ladies"Gets OK HG
PHILADRLPHLA_ Nov. 30. - Night ofLore, cloning n pre-Fintedvsey fortnighttonight (30) at the Farrmt Theater.totaled an unsetialastery 634.00O for harum playing eat a 41330 top, Pint slamsInt poor .16:1,30. and the istOldid weekwith 619.300 wasn't considered muchbetter. Chute It had the advantage of Penn-sylvania's Thanksgiving on the 20th andthe Array -Nosy football week -end. Pinthad the PIM Thanlovitiving sod the Penn -Cornell football holiday crowd. totalmetes enjoyed the ahow-a singing, butthat's all.
Morn Roberta In Ladies, to Rettrementfared much better for PO that week atthe Locust Street Theater ended tonight1301. At a 112-50 top, the blemlugin of theelitlea, American 'Theater Society nub-mription °On. and the holtdeps. helpedt hew to grab art a nest $11.600 for thehouse* beet gene this season.
Condurat In April. after a poor 010.1300for a Locust for night ended November23. was taken out of circulation for Te-ri/dos,
Ducatmen MustPay City Fees
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. -Theater itbrokers will have to apply for Homan.with License Commissioner Paul Mossbefore January 1 if they expect to oper-ate next year. lino commissioner en-nouneell this week. explaining that theMaker." Stout licensee expired, techna-eatly, when the Itaisleture transferredthe Barnette -non to loud ad.ncintetritlott.but that he did not vomit to preelu forthe now licenses and tax the 'brokersfor the added fete at that tame, Mom,lialtafol, allowed the Sten licenses to runtheir full course. New city Litease callsfor a 3200 fee plus bond.
Judge Bernstein of the Appellate Courtthis week upheld the ticket regtilantione,in reply to the brokers' appeal.
Gus Sun hi Rot SpringsHOT SPRINOS. Ark.. Nov_ AO. -Dee
Skin errivedl here fieturdny (331 for his36th omega stage- 114 was accompaniedby his ean, Hobert A.
See Pub Drive Against Radio's"Murdering the Classics";
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-12vo ASCAP hasremained reticent regarding what am-munition it is likely to unloose againstuse brOiniCasten otter January 1. It isdefinitely known that some of the lead-ing publisher members have determinedto launch a campaign attacking hostileradio intermits on the ground that theseinterests are "murdering the clessica'Felt that much Might be Made of the*Hannon_ what with arrangements ofold classics become increasingly evidentin the music libraries of name band.
Swinging the climates ban reached sucha base that It le *fretting traeocriptionMlles. Ono leading wax mom riprentlyauditioned a band and rejected PaineIICCALLSO the maestro's library containedtoo many swing Versions of nosoter-pieces.
ASCAP (*peen that outcry against"murdering the classics. will go headin hand with promotion of sheet musicand newel sales by department andmusic stores --angle being that theseoutlets wilt plug the music "as it wastntendett CO be played." ASCAP ale*be-Heves sheet and wooed hypo will fol-low naturally because hit runes will rn-Ibe available on the radio.
ASCAP la not letting go with its fullammunstion at premet because of factthat until December 31 broadcasters are
-nail the Society -1i beat customers- Butheavy barrage on restraint cd erode.mone0012, and other charge. againstnets la expected_
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NEW TORE, Nov. 30.--PrImelp3e thatthe networks maul bear a Major portionof the music bill must be establishednow. 2.2comeltikg to ASCAP, aortas to in-creasing growth of chain breadentlIngsystem. Society spokesmen point outthat the major chains now control ;about$00 otecons, and if chain growth eon-
BilICTIOrille Kick -But LuteWICHITA. Ken., Nov, 30.-Thei Tobacco
Dodd played Dere twice before thra book-ings by WIlihusi Ploto, obyectalins to inthird performance here Wednesday (ithave been entered by n commmitsalms ofCatholic organisations. Conference be-tween Moto end Emmett A- Mims, at-torney representing the Catholic Icyflortfor Decency, resulted In an agreementwhereby the play will be previewed thenight before lie public perfornavasee-Moto agreed. alto. to submit, the scriptof the piny to the objector..
Catholic group had petitioned the citycommission for relief, but CommitalenerRobert Israel moved that the matter beleft up to Whatever decirion the protein -ors end Photo reached between. r -o
Karns Directs SarasotaEADASCrEA, Phu- Nor. 34.-hna Herne
will direct The Players of 15.11.30Sa intheir 11th et-UW[3. which will open De-cember 11 with Three Melt On a If r&Ac.Other productions on the little thrster'sschedule are Siege Door, The Prerteedrated. The Rope{ ?amity, and an untie -tided reyetery or comedy. Idemborahlplad- year totaled PIC
lesOmura without the networke eonAan01e. the compose; may be edout entirely at some future date.
To support Its contention. Societypoint* out that In the recent monepalyprobe of the networks the report cites"the necessity and adviimbility of niduhring networks to be licensed by H. ePCC.-
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season. Barba site continue with theMired policy. But with name bandselerles eo high. It I expected the Earlewill be room partied to variety names.Home feels the auditricers Lesley whatmore than pat a bend concert.
Eiviplustas em vartety hoosiesi wilt con-tinue to go to those with a scream bock -ground. And with the town so name-conectotas, the first eight seeks modeproved that a name Is practically a boutfoe each week's show. Pions,. biz atootreturning to ssittli) was tegletered by enout -end -out statute bill November 8 week.peached by Ken Murray, supported byriazie Dunne, Wynn Murray. Park andClifford. Betty Mtn:Leon, and the Mititerth Trio. when the house hit bottom*17.000.
Biggest business wits registered Octo-ber 4 week. with Olen Orars Cam Lome.Band and the Andre -we Sheets. and onlyRuck and Bubble. added, which broughtto 1126.000. Other band drawing.: GeneKrupa. with Ray Stager, October 25week. *24.000: Jimmy Dorsey. withBuddy and 'Vilma Moen and Roy Davie.October 18 week_ 633.000. 'The ',mooeaters Le expected feign Cab Callowaywith the Naga Anathers esarrent week -
George Jeasetb untt with Hollywoodname. eperilne the house September 27week, did a nice 12I1126. and Lou -alePeraeren 3150etelhall unit Not -cipherweek. hurt by the eleetion slump, did1120,700. George Whits', Sconelair, star-ring Ben Blue. October 11 week. did aneat 125.700.
Henie Skaters BeefOn $S; Strike BringsConflicting Stories
NEW YORK. Not. 30.-A strike ofprincipal. and chortle skaters in theHoffsieseet The Reeve, starring Sonja°rate, MS come and gone. to the 'ac-companiment of ornattIcting audits.Arthur Whir, producer of the chow.flew here after esettIttig" Use entice luHollywood, where the show wen rehear -s-hag. but was ettio bury- to girt outstatement He returned to Houston.Sr*. for the opening of the show theretonight.
Hoyt Haddock, eneentive secretary Ofthe American Guild of Variety Artists.Mach V .upposed to 121V0 n contractwith Wirtz and which has Jurisdictionover the skaters. says strike was calledby skaters who were hired will:mutwritten terairects. Ifpars Tatum] of Wirtzto sign on the dotted line. aketere walkedout. said Haddock, who admitted thatacme principals are Ratting only 560.whereas the untong agreement rapedfor 575 for tonna He. explained. however,that contract required that the $75 bepaid all those wino had been receivingthat eatery In previous engagements withWirtz. Union's contract caits for 150 forchorus.
Skater* them's...rens told e. siliffeterntMerry, They els:reed they were Mechlinonly $30 and StiO. the In previous yearnshow had paid $50 and 575 Strike seasnot with Mien sanction, skaters havingcommented that the union "le doingnothing for us,- according to Coast re-
ports. which add that strike had drawnthe wrath Of the union's home'. officeand that Haddock bad threatened Oilstriking members with maspezusloweunless they returned to work at Wirtz.figure& Haddock neither clouted not af-firmed this.
P1001 source C10.11 to the marmite -merit comes the report that the *mikeended, bill the aksmers received no in-creases. This despite the fact that new. -papers carried Pena. slating that eighttine girls had their SOO upped to *73 be-cause they step out for specialty bits.end that others merited adjustmentrehearsal salaries.
When lionyterroel fter.ve W.00.6rat touredseveral years ago, high -salaried figure of476 Way obtained thru the efforts ofScreen Actors' Guild. to which most ofthe out belonged. The union had noactual paisdtetion over the tour. Weak-ness of the AGVA and its inability toenforce better terms are maid to areannt.for the lowered aalerles premallog onthe show.
Soniemet Concerts SetSOMERSET. Ky.. Nov. 30.-33erniarr-
ship drive of the Somerset Co -OperativeConcert Association. which appeared forn time to be doomed to failure. wasoversubscribed berme the deadline passedand for the second winter the orgainion-tiers will bring well-known talent here.
Artlats to appear are Ida Krehm,pianist: Anatol Kaminsky. POliblet. andRobert Marshall, tenor.
Atlanta Tent ElectsAll-ANTA, Nov. 30.-Officers of the
Atlanta Tent No. 21 of the Variety Chanof America elected the following :liliesfor the conaIng year: William K. Jetikirse,chief barker: Harry G. Kallanee. first REVeastant chief barker: C. E. Iressinieb. see.end assistant chief barker: R. B.dough May, rand ft, E. Whitaker. propertymart Directors nee Willie J. Darla, JohnKern, T. P. Kirby, R. L. ble(Xsy. DarePremee. and Paul 8, Wagon.
NOT MANY REFUGEE JOBS(Continued from yew 4)
Mitt (Urn. Otto PremLngerl. talonklehernseks% Hans Jeray, Prltz Kertner,Theodore Horniaarjevalcy. John Banner,Otto Homotkes, and others Clawed astangent only because of political andmilitary events In their Marie countries.Throe would Include Ingrid Bergman andFrancesca Chiral. among others_
Voleska Clerk a mimic. made her debuthero tin a mote recital M the Cherry LandTheater.
In Hollywood the Screen Actors' GuildIssued a statement that only 15 of thefilm Industry's 19.511 emPlo/vce wererefugees. This Pram has subeeqUentlybeen attacked as a grows undermtima-Hon. It was claimed that It foaled totake In many day and free-lance workerswho do not appear on permanent payMal.. A recheck is currently being Made.
Recent lropottations Hated In manyfeatured roles haeludne Albert Datasermart.Siegfried Arno, Kurt Bois, Frits Peld,Felix Beeman*. Conrad Veldt.. OHM Alper,C. Ptak:ail, and names includtmg pro-ducere and dirretors like Jan Kepleure.Marta largart. Liner Heiner. Josef Paper-back. Henry Koster, Ernst Lubitsch. andMax Reinhardt, who. pith* they havebeen In title country for several years.could be considered refugees, Wove Itessay be 11.111.-R[1.0416 for them to go back totheir homelands. A Hollywood group
from Holland Includes Philip Darn, WillyOcatetio. and Raising Vanua
Conant nateconcert Held hue coral -Muted pieta
numee se Werner O. bass, former conduc-tor of the Slats Opera. Berlin. and Jam.nutWeinberger, noted canneloni a -empower,who wrote the opera. Sortreando, padahem cosnposhion was given a premiereMang by John Barblrolli. of the NewYork Philluirrnente Orchestra. HataVenom Steinberg conducted a fioncert atthe NBC Symphony Ork.
Others to the riltimilool Geld aro HelenAlt0Tft, former ballet mistress of thektetropet Theater. Berlin: Rut Ansetra,premier lselleelea of the DenteebteOpernhatin, Berlin: Welter catalty, opts -stir ranger: Gertrude Godwyn. baileemistress of the Voikteepera. Vsinna, andRuth Llbenbcrg. of the KoenigsbergOperrahem. Arturo ToscanInial could al.so be listed a. an expatriate, sine: hislast visit to Italy earned him Offaerator. Dieting that trip the maestrorefined to conduct an ark thru the. PUS -Obit natiesetal anthem, and be wain forcedto get out of the country in a hurry.
Otto letemperer, conducted Of the Het.lywood Symphony, formerly eanedlictedin Brehm
Penmarich Kalman. comapeem of Sari.Countess Karam. and others in the op-eretta field. la currently in Hollywood.working on the film version of CatottetiMae -lire. Other composers Include RalphBensitaki. who to mmte for WillieHerat hot: the late 'Neither Grows. In. aLift Daft! Garden: Matte Meier. KurtWent of Three Penny Opera, and StefanWeiss and Pasta Mann, who made thetilt parade with Thep 50y.
Irving PUCCI-tar 11 ,maiming charge edthe Theater Worloshop of the New Schoolof Social Research. This InstitutionOva founding an Opera Workahop. Whichwill Millis waist, refugee Latent.
No* Much en Air°maw* of language difficulties radio
offer, no wide employment opportunitiesfor refugees. Pew are associated withday -time dramas, which offer most em-ployment to performers.
Except In the night Oaths catering to
foreign clientele, there are few refugeeperformers who bare found employmentin care. Baron Von Oppenhelna.Viennese musical comedy performer. hatseason we. associated with the ChezHarry management. Greta Keller Is themolt notable emcees in that line. Shehas been featured at the AlgonquinHotel and the Cage Lamaze. Hollywood
The vesuele stage has fennel that foreignperformer. are net as well taken as thenative' performer. The European senseOf Comedy and timing is far differentfrom that here. Acting In general 1.broader, being along the lines sill wenIn the Tiddlers Theater, and comedy iioften mere grimacing, Bookers find Itdifficult to place them on a bill.
Leo Fuld. a anger originally broughtover by Clifford PlaChtu for the. Interna-tional Heetaumrit revue, was forced toreturn to Inalland because his Ilse
After awaiting ale turn and wi-ring on the boat the day before Germanyinvaded Ilealand, Ise returned here sad1115 had some suervers in night elutes_
Meet of the refuge. performers. otterspending some time in New York, havegone on to Hollywood. where many ofthem depend on compatriot acquaint-nocas to got work in films. The recentSave of anti -Nell picture. has givenTouch enrysloyrnent to refugees, lance theyare true to required type,
Seven -Year Record of Actor and Musician ImmigrantsACTORS
Laat Permanent Residency 1924 KOS 1036 1937 1938All C043litries 79 BO 39 99 163°mope 40 45 37 57 92Ilelgiurn I - - - 1
Crectusidevakin - 1 I - -Primes 6 2 4 0 8Germany 13 11 II 12 29Great Britain IC 24 IS 28 36Hungary 6 3 -. - 3Italy ... I 1 1 1 4Netherlands - 1 1
Poland I S 1 2 3Saiiirt lItuasta 1 1 - 1 t - --Switzerland 1 - - - 1 5 2
Other Europe I 2 4 II 5 6 4
Asia 2 - - -- 2 1
COMICS 13 13 ill 0 21 22 30Mexico 10 13 21 22 27 12 8Cuba - 2 6 8 17 6 11
Onsu Went Inelas 2 - - - 1 1
Central Anteries I - - - - 1 1
South America 1 - 2 - - 1 3 2 3 4 2Other Countries 1 3 4 3 8 6 - - 2 1 3 1
Tiers 1,0, ...a fj.13F.I[Ve.sgla. 4,4 IMO. 81.11.? hare. row lama n`-.2une, late. aell. >at ewstrissi. rums Mier orr44, 01 attcel andI II rc...,-..... em -r.. si..ilry.1, . A .4.4411. Ow MA rural Seat .4 11 1 wassna 273 whim -um,
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CBS COPYRIGHT CAUTIONSIndic Jitters HitNew High as MusicDeadline Closes In
NEW YORE. Nov. 30.-Radio-musicMutatIon among the local Indle atattonaIs expected to break momentarily, withone or a few entering Into contract.arith ASCAP. Alt are Jittery_ Rerb Petty,W1111 Mee, Rated tits *tenon.* policywould be dependent upon policy of theparent organization, which le Locaas.Inc. "Thc-up with Metro catalog,. hereprobably meoste that WIIN will SOASCAP as loon as Metro catalog, signwith ABCAP-altho Potty would notspeak on the point, Some Retireesfn ABCAP feel It la quite likely that WHINwill be the (Mat of the incite' to eign.
Other Indio elation* admitted thataiming of one In the motropolitrut areawould foam them Into ASCAP camp oncompetIthe angle. it is known. foeRanee. that any WMCA move will becondittoned by move of WNlaW. If lattergoes *SCAM it is dolt ilaty Kneen thatWT./CA will. Sources within WHEW haveaulticated the Ration would MuiIly goASCAP, but atation chief. Bernina Judie,ha, thue far maintained very cautiouslatitude.
NBC Execs ConfabOn Tele, LiveliestCorpse in Showbiz
?MVP YORK_ Nov. 30. - TelteteChow busittema Ihetlast corpse. war sub-ject of a confab attended by NBC reatat-Was at a seasion this week. Prankkhanen, N110 viet-prealdent and generalmeager. and Dr. Alfred II. Morton. vice -pendent. In charge or telesenton. said
would emending muchmoney on testa, rate of expendittire nowbeing e600,000 yearly despite large cut inproduction staff.
NBC execs stated that when FCC akehon laidlissta-y standards finally Bosco thru.relays hooking up Washington, Pb1lade].phis. and Mew York Rations will bethe Drat move toward a teletialon met -week. Frank Mullen stated televisionw ould get nowhere unteata syndicated Inthia manner. Claimed that televiaLarlveould ultimately be network televialon,awing to high program met. Extolwarned against expecting a terrific 'im-petus In the next ale Or eight month..awing to certain Impoitalerabite entre-tagthe picture-ea the "specter of nationalemerganey." Granting no Mich caner -grimy, execs felt that tete could allowstrong advertising appeal., particularly todepartment Mares, which have been waryOf radio.
Dr. Merton eattmated that tele Sethnow nirmater some 4,600, conservatively,
Confab and met -rated report., carriedetallaalvelY month. ago In The fiditmord,that NBC wo.ild aoan e,cperlinent withLarge-serteil tele In the New Yorker
It's "WGN Players" NowCHICAGO. NOV. Bacher, pro-
gram peaha of WON, has le -UM orders10 the amemileing and continuity de-partments to refer to supporting theapaan station's container ats The WONPlayers. Idea Lt 15 Mutat that the actorson WON showy form a attack Manealayand One gain prestige value for the cast.Polley went Into effect On last Thur.-dire In Chrome Tonight tweeticaM,alien Ruth Chattel.= wan balled withthe WON Mayen,
Jewish Radio StationALBANY, N. Y.. Dee. 30.-The Jewish
Radio Market, Its., of Manhattan, wasbatted a charter of itemperation todayby the ateretatry of slats. Company tea.o intaitailrattoto of 423,000, and will en-v.age In general radio bared...eating, Pro -motet, and at ekheariere are Frederick
Arthur If. Mile, and Margaret 2LFarrell, of New York City.
Hays, St John. Abramson, as Schul-man. 120 lIrcanlway. New York Ctty, arethe attarneys.
Why Not Try It?PHILADVIsPIIIA. Nov. 30. --Joe
didn't think anybody would takelitre terteelsay during Ms ad libbery onhie Mph; CDR. el (i.e Air on WPCSwhen he cooked up a make-believefootball game between a tom com-posed of the statical artnOttnocto andII of the hat -dose venders at FranklinField. University of PennsylvaniaptayLng field. Tickets, 1..14 Jos.. wereSO cents or a pair of old socks. Nextawarning's man brought 200 Seacentpieces and three pairs of soots
NAPA Files onWPEN Disk Case
PHILADNILPHIA. Nov. 30.-Arguntentaen an application filed by Herbert A.Speller, attorney for the National ilanoelation of PerforrnIng Arnett, to haveits cult against WPF:N returned to theState court% will be beard on January
date not by Judge Guy R. Bard in theMalted Staten District Court hero thikWeek. Suit. seeking on injunction toreatratrt WPSN from playing phonographrecord., USIA originally filed bet JannatryIn Corm:on Fiesta Court to Philadelphia.where the NAPA met with Ica tint legaltietory In 11.1 Mat tun agaliont WDASHowever. since the RUC kiss fined PhilipWeiner Antrarn. attorney for WPM toquattkellog whether station 143011110n)were properly jellied as determinate inthe :tenon. had the case moved over tothe federal court...
NAPA. In Its suit. joined tour localrepteettaters sponsoring recorded shows onthe station as ea -defendant.. AdvesteersInclude P. B. White Thiloring OM/party.Kelthat Tailors. Royal Shoe Stotts. andBallatre Furniture Siena On Monday(251 the applleatban was made In JudgeBard's chambers., but only tasttnaany onthe history of the case and backgroundon the operations of a radio Marlon andits relation with advartisent and adver-nuns agencies was entered. Hearing onJanuary e w1.11 take testimony onwhether to keep the ease' within hisjurlsealettere or permit it to be re -mar -sledto the State courat.
Set Fitch, Skelly, QuakerOLLICAGO. Nov, 30. Three tuitional
necounta were renewed that week at NBCCentral Dielabon. The P. W. Fitch Com-pany. Des Molnar. Is.. renewed FitchBeradeaRion for one year. beginning Jan-uary IL 11141. over 11 station., on NBC -Red (L. W. Doornsey Company. Ltd_ Dav-enport- Ia.). The Quaker Oste Companyseaward Gal Alone for 13 weeks. edffC-tive December :M. tusiafg. It Red networkeaier. Iltattiseauff As Ryan. inc.. Cal-magot. The Skelly Oil Company renewedIts aertee of ucue innertnno, CaptainHerne Speaking. for one year, effectiveDecember la. over 15 atationn on NBC -Red (Henri. Nunn lk 144001madi. Alltierce program originate In the ChIcagoatinnee..
Fineshriber CBS Music IlliquidNEW YORK. Nov. 30. -William Fine -
thither has been appointed head of Co-lumbia Broadcasting Syatesn'a musicdepartment. with Ben Hyaena succeed/asFineabriber no write: on nation* lottladein the AcrIpt
J. Davidson Taylor. who had impor-t -galosh has become araistant to W. B.Lewis, CBS vice-preoldent 10 cheese ofbreadeustaig
New Home for WSOCCHARLOTTE. N. C.. Nay. 30,-Con-
tract* tratainig 421.0011 far a Ile11 homeand 406 -foot field tower for BlancaWSOC were let here title week by barbJ. Chu*. lateen president. Construc-tion. to begin immediately. will be com-pleted In sax 11100t1121. Building will con-tain three stadia... Off lets, and trasianalt-ter plant. Power of the station will belacreamed from 100 watt* At MOM to 230watts. the preateit dsyttuse power. at*. -don is now homed In ligmatenitaingRota.
Net Completes Elaborate MusicCheck System; Detailed AnalysisOf Clearance; Live, Wax Angles
NEW YORK. 3(1.-0.1.571sht Do.pseltment of Columbia Ilecodweating Sy.-tem has Bent to all CBS -owned -and -operated Retinae a detelled piece of re-.Warel Riveting Mations on the multipleproblems of innate eleumnee beginningJanuary 1, an which date ASCAP licensesexpire. Copyright situation I. of suchcomplexity that 11 has born agitatingnot only radio statiOne, but tratetrip-
oompaidea and bend leader*. Endthis Information La Ant concrete move toClarify situation with Raped to whatand what le not, an Infringement ofASCAP mualc. Minimum penalty for In-frIngersamt is 4250, with rrinniraturi actat *3,000. for performance of a "moos -nimble portion of a song."
Stating that "we must ben over back -weed So avoiding any clatm. of Infringe -went. even In 016111 ethane melt claim,would be of doubtful anthentletty andcould probably be defeated In court."CDS lets the folio-atm( mutIona to be"strictly followed'a -
A SONG IS ASCAP WHEN;III The .,.Poser is a member of ASCAP.is The lyric volt. Is a seieelier .1 ASCAI.
III The publisher h a member of ASCAP, mewif nellker writer nor compote, hi.
14) The competer, writes, er publisher Is amember et a foreign haeltely atIlliatedwill, ASCAP.
1St compasste or welter in a weenie. MIASCAP, cam the the publishes Is eel .*member. Thaw however. dews not mole incame where nether composer ea weltee wasnot a member al the wine of signing theeentrect for frolltaamellon with a wan-ASCAP publlzher.
in conactiten with 001*111"1. CCC...lc. MOASCAP membership context presides lbst elfpest. /alma.). and future works et a snood:norwe pant of AltAe repertory unlesc theyIkeele4 al iser..aetwIty beetwo the author,a.millowt. or Pebahhor became am ASCA,member. Ere. smenstdiefeed or centelstromelwade tall. in ebeVe Roue as ASCAP.
GRAND RIGHTSPointing our that ASCAP ...Mole only
°small.' rights, CBS claims Chat, If "proper con-tractual artmernments have bete., mad., withaches] copirl.ht ownen, a greed eights perfearrionce may be Moe/asst. men Ike eyrie writere. pobksher Is an ASCAP mesebvr. Such peerferment.. would hetkedttlit A make rinwohonk week In Its entirety.42.1, A *mama comedy, epee., eremite revue.
or bon. tiht evaikal p,rtsre. in its ezMinerty,or a substantial part thereof.
It la added the lino of ehentematioes betweensnug, and try. -41 manta Is eaten fire, wed Steamfee. path take must be considered camdadly.
USE OF WAXWhg music, say CBS experts, In subject
to same copyright protrelinn 1.11 musicof a am broadcast. In addition 14 Minna
3,000 at Chi AFRA BullCHICAGO, Nov, 00.-Tlar third annual
benefit ball of Chi radio artiste. titledANS-Aeries. was held last night at theGrand Ballroom of the Saiernian Hotel,with an tettaratnd attendance of 3.000gue.u. 'loll wet SI per head, wallagoing to AFRA'a Sick anal larralit Fund.
Intertelhount was enlaced by MarvinMueller and Willie Shore. Show IncludedLillian Girth, Put Cr/ea/icy. the William'sBrother*. and Me acts from Merl IkePeople. The large fan attendance temconciliated by an autograpb room dear -netted ea the Hall of Fine
WISN Ups WattageMILWAUKEE, NOT. 30.-Station
which has been operating et 230 watts.Mahn; and 1.000 watt,. daytime, We beengranted permissicen by the PCC to oper-ate at 3.000 watt% both day and night.Gaston W_ Gagnon. manager of the au. -teem bas announcer] that four tower*comprising a threat/mod antenna systemwin be built on a 40 -nary site In Mil-waukee Oiftnty.
domain mule and waxes of mete non-ASCAP music as zany be neqUirad, thecurrent List of aTholanne material foruse after January 1 la an bantams:
lonawortit Feature Rama arm, thatStandard Program Library. C. la Mac-Gregor. Assomateri Recorded ProgramStealer. World Broadcatting Syatena andThesaurus_
Above naivete of traitantptlette 0:91 -trail much non-ASCAP material. butscene of the sources also contain ASCAPtunes. Previous Issue of The Biellearitiquoted percentage of ASCAP as agalniamart -ABC -AP in the Vibrance. When awas contain four Or Mx theca per side.broadmatera must determine which areuseable and which liable to Infringementsuite.
WAX P. D. ARRANGEMENTSIn broadcasting a wax of a public
domain eon-moat/an, CBS point* outprecautions mint be taken to determinethe exact edition or the music used bythe performers. An adaptation. melte-Con, or arrangement made or publishedby an ASCAP member 11 atill subject tocopyright laws.
DOUBLE-CHECK SYSTEMBy Sunday (If. Mel clearance of all
mule material, wax or live, on tornnaer-<Int or saireginita. will be cleared bycopyright department's Mr. eleadenele InNew York. and no turtle Is to be pee -fanned /mime ao etrarecl. Lent -minutechanges wilt be Imre...able. In order tocarry then, CRS Mune Department willmaintain an 1B -hour daily aervloe, fa-r:haling week -ends_
Before aubeattttrtg final gattelc sheet toCBS Copyright Department In Neer York,the following precautions are advised!411 Clerk telirtla)s date a. prirsterd, pub -
'hiked copy of an P. O. anaioners.121 caeca ea eetaieher, cowsWeeme...4 ether
of all meraaar erotic aimed Riese elthe linterrso,
111 Cheek an arenetemsen N works fieclearance amino Interpolations of musk1/n4mM...eyed fee MosdesmIng_
14k In caw of original maremeleterm, checketheWitowe awd author agawrif the ASCAPmembership Ikt, Thee. check tune farmilfnadity. fl week k not emetrelled by alareasor. preteen wee Ikease mass tie Ob.talned- Them rules apple re all creiglnalmusk, including Midges and mere.
Abate talk., also apply to records andtranacelptiona.
PRODUCTION MUSTSAfter CBS's New 'York office npreeves
station', music, a ramie alaret-withwhich station are being suppled-mulrtbe certified by tattona music cement*department and dialetivated to all (*D-eemed en the Metier= Caplets will befiled at station and In New York. Mestato be observed an production andpeagrarning folarm:II) Peewee ea direct., muat deck all muds
a. e.11111efeee trend 1101.0 his maltasemink Steel. No other ....do may bebeads -et 11st&tent al/6 ps/11,11(/1ty cramflared ebbed elweefelog muck em local re.
12.) Prodereer or cbiecros mu., keep en ac-curate leg of tWorrom
13) Producer's two cer11111I-0 music ibeel; 1110be sigma/ by preductron man and emu.eammeerathe. It any,
141 Preelgeer 11 Any. right to ;Ail 111.3 plugcan 41y tandelow from a certified maskadroduas.
ill N. wesicat letlemlesatima ee ad tOe,fill All met Red, eau dearsn senora Of
musk mflikkree to meat emetelligaleSeill to schegullaseg on -the -wag event, tIlOtif re
as football same, Name nestbe Meted at advance II If Is to be /likedup. CIL; bore tttttt k Is likely "Me WOAare to lotego time* mentlam of the ,pedalevent during which the band Is phying."-
ellt 11 %tette. rtes last mweestaties,tee the music has bee cleared.
Coleman. in ad:Maori. has furnishedatattan. with a mayhem net of avail-able music for live and wax programer
8 The. Bilibantrd RADIO Arednsber 7, 9-$9
"Who's Loony Nowr-Philly'sBurning Question; KY14 s Beef
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90.-What orig-Malty started ore ail battle betweenWCAU end WELL, stations hurlingcharge. and cettnietecharges owe theeutberatielty at a listener servey an',Meth poreiterrey lea turned Into afreieforeel. Now KYW In picket; abone with WPM, which threw the firatpunch when It demanded a recounton a WCAU survey. lists time KYWhas a thing or two to my, and not Inthe pollees terms. arm- a WY11. threw_
The smoke isedel cleared on theWCAU-WP7L name-celling when WPILsenteout as Monday (25) a Rost redoneMarealdeseet survey taken on electionntght (November 5) between *r30 and10 pm. The mosey showed WIOL with304 per cent of the Itseeriere. WCAUwith 40.7 per cent. end 141.6 per Cent forWIP. It all Milled to ICO per cent. butthe next morning. from the Westing-stathe came a biting Madewet:ince to know what happened toKYW. While WPM bad charged WCAUtaMireey, made by the Reuben H. Don-nelley Corponitlen, to spite of admittedterms, ass Mel erbecky,- KYW claimedthat if there's anyone whacky. ite WEIL.
A. it happened, KYW had modesurvey of Its own en the same electtennight, from Seib to It p.m. And ac-e:riding to the KYW ealculetlene. assummarized to the letter 'met out bythe station. WFIle Local NBO-011ie endMutual outlet. iildne look so good.
The week previcrue. Well. tore, WCAU'.The Peoplee Chatee survey apart. nalengbow come that, of the 0.46e erotea" coat,only 2,493 listener. were tabulated insneerer to a question. Moreover. wroteWPU.. In a letter to the nerveyeagDent !Ley oserreera, -leer say dead mentell no talon. but then perhaps youbeet mom other explanation for DieWHAT 'rote Under Question No. 2.WKAT does not broadcast between 7and 9 O'clock In the marninge
WCAU admitted errors in tabulationsand took a cue front Cornell by meeting
Davis Quits CoastET Co.; Aronson In
HOLLYWOOD. Nov, SO.- After tworears es 'secretary-ire:muter of Davia-Selregter. Kenneth C. Davis has an-nounced hie resignation Sete that peateffective this week- Helm of the tax-freemade outlie writ be taken over by Her -beet Ammon, an officer its the companytame Ito Ineeptene
Dave declined to Mate his reason forhi. reelitnettert. It hi bettered be willbrad a group at Nortbwest bronelerusterrela a Heal battle tigaitime the telephoneoompany. Claimed that Davie will act as00eneet end will charge the phone mon-piney with alleged monopoly due CO lark -called "unbearable Mee ebargea" leviedagainst thoriticaders.
TIM is the mete group at station cpathat Deets nipped during the radio-ASCAP battle, In the North -wrist.
Keystone nreredetsting system, a tran-Kern:eel oetwork, which hes threetened totea Off irarn month to month. to reportedbeing re -bankrolled. Wax web will re-teln Ito affiliation with Dells-Schwegler.it Ws% teemed
APRA, WLS Ink PactotiroAceo. Nov, 210,-Contract for ac -
tam, singers, announeero and soundnum was negotiated Tuesday (261 be-tween the American Federation of RadioArtiste and WLS. Agreement. which laeffective as of Dement:4e 1, was signedby Rey Jones, execute.. secretarT of theChl APRA loose and Glenn Snyder,president of VMS. and preeldise Ice thesame rointinum smiles and conditionsas were agreed upon by Other local sta.eons teener the year. Contract Ls niab-Jece to rat/Heath:a by the National Boardof APRA..
WGN's "Sports" to WBBMCHICAGO. Nov. SO-WON has lost Its
AMU of Sports program to WREN- Show.sponsored by the Liestge Dealers of on.»Me will drop it. Wednesday nighteche-elute on the Mutual esielet December4 and resume the following week an the?rider (Id) 610 pm treat qn Columbeeekey atatlan. Salleta was made by Ruth -re"? t RC Rye= Agency., eetaining the char-acter of the thew to Its entirety.
out the corrections as a "More OrerCornell" promotion piece. Bpi thatwasn't enough to eattsfy WPIL. whichcountered with a eltiono" which signedoff with: "We take our hate off leiWCAU the No_ 1 statical in thismarket_ net their comments on WPMare whacky, all right --
Moreover, the squabble With withoutIts mud -slinging. KY Wes totter "hinting"that A part-time salesmen on the WPILeaten staff allegedly fill. In the otherhalf of the time for the nurser/is RomFederal Research Corporation. The boyshave a mean mad on. and =eke nobones about It.
Plan New BuildingFor FCC Offices
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-A new build-ing for the exelmixo use of the FederalCommunications Coenealmion Is beingplanned by a few private propertyowners In this city. They are proposingthat the Reeceentrueeen Finance Corpo-ration loan them nearly all the moneynecessary to build and to supply ag overnment telient who would pay offthe debt thee yearly rental.. Identity ofthe tiesvdteteva la wthiseleiseel.
Location of the proposed building labeing described as near the White House.to the near of the U. S. Court of Claims.
Polley at the RFC is to keep mum onall Pending deals, and °Mete to learndetails were rewarded with neither eon-fiernalion not dental. According to awareversions., ..teee.t, Jones- fedeea1 loan ail-ealnistrator and secretary of commerce.la natively Interested In study of theplan. Jones could not be contacted for
etrllent.Preepeet Of moving Into its own betid-
ing bas been dangled before the ?CC.and 1G can be reed that the commissionwould like nothing better to solo: aproblem of office space. Since crea-tion 1e04 the FCC hoe been erprieedout and mattered over three Seers ofthe pole office building, and at no timehas the scatimbelon colored A eontpeel.meinellineteel group of morns.
Yeast Foam Talent HuntCHICAGO, Nov. 30.-With the heeling
Of the green light on a new networkthew for Yeast Poem Tablets, featuringOrrin Tucker's ark and Bonnie Deicer.Consolidated Royce Chemical Corpora-tion, until recently known an Consoli-dated Drug Trade Products, switched edagtheles from Ltemon Sc to Sleek -Oahe.
New show. tagged IfIdden Starr. willMr on en NBC -Blue network at over .e0matioes. beginning Dthenther 16. BasicIdea of new etaria le a *meth for proem -Maned radio talent. Liatener-buyers willvole for potential undeorrered seers bymerino of box -tops, ernellmissed cartonscounting ono YOU,. large -deed boxesthree. Aoeteteis mode of biggest vote -patient will be Judged. and the winners(selected brought to the Chicago atudies.where they wilt have their chance to dis-play their talent an a network thaw.
New Business on WMCANEW YORK, Nov. 30,-New business
oh WMCA dieing the last two weak.includes Modern Industrial Bank on a62 -week othtreet for 24 quarter-hourprogram weekly tiponsartne JohannesSeed: fiachn Quality Furniture meetingto present schedule: hawed'. Kre.ditJ ewelers an a 62 -week coutract for 60announeernenes weekly. Otber men -serainking *entracte were National Schemeso f Los Angeles. Unity Center PrettiedChristianity. Morels Plan Industrie]Rank: Stenbeth CO., Ltd/ NeessperierPM, P. W_ Woolworth, and HudsonDealera of New Jersey.
Medals for the StaffSPIONOPrF.LD, 96. -Serv-
ice medal. were presented to three Long-term natenbeee of the eteff of WBZA byWilmer C. Sweeties.. manager of theWeellegiaoure station WBZA and WBZ.Harold E. Itandoe plant manager. wanpresented the 15 -year service medal andhas been with the etatton for 16 years.Ellis E. Cram -men and Ewe S. Woods. staffmen, each received the t0 -year seteleemedaL
radio Talcniticrtli Sy MARY LESSER
IVItC celebrated 20 year. of ;mho broad -4 casting last week with a apeetel pro-gram, The Spectacular Spinkie, writtenby I1ANALD MeeDOUGAL, Cast In-cite -led DON MecteleN11111.124, CARLEMORY. EDWARD LAIlletee GILIELPSeeMACK WINSTON O'KEEFE. IAN MAR-TIN, 44.d. RICHARD JANEVER. keerclatmuse wan written by TOM REN.NETT,and the orchestra was conducted byJOSEPH MONTE, _ . A grand themlast week was Uniontown, U.S. A.. withSir CELCIL NARDWICES as narrator.Elbow was written by MITCHELL CIRAY-SON end adapted for radio by EDWARDCIOLDULOiOlele. . JAMES CHURCH,NBC CRILCtOr, I. recovering from hie see -beck and will leave the hospital thisweek. . . EPA FRANKLIN find TACK11012RNARDL wbo knew each other askids in Boston, recently met in New Yorkand learned that they both were writingtune*. They formed a Combine and theirfirst effort, to be pubalebed by Bell. le
Pledge Allegiance ro Your Heart_ . . .
ALICE RFAISIGN, who bee a now *et ofchildren'. records eat out with VictorBluebird, Is finding It tough to bat outreverse new cum* each week, as shenine use any of the hundred. she wrotedue to the A.I.AP Situation. . .
MAURICE ROFFMAN and J. P. FOXhare * now tune published called theConscript ion Wane. . The REVUERSmeat they know a men of letters. Infeet. throe letterer R -A -T. . . Seutp-trets-ectrean lfplllR1I7PTM KAM onceORSON WELLES13 lending lady. Ls work-ine on a bead of her ex -bogeyman bon.in ft peculiar ahnde of atone known tothe art world tie -natural terietee berme
.LDDIC CANTOR. and 7-11024Ate e.DLWEY will teen the youreestene of
CHAMBERLAIN BROWN'S Talent Clubhow to click with at:Menthe It La oddthat CANTOR will clap his heeds andImitate a duck: the District Attorneywilt probably advise the tandem to geea field Jury --I moth aiedinnee_ NextWeak's Instrueed will be FM= ALLEN,
ettica9Ola doing her broadcast. from
YVtf172E113C Chi studlos while warblingat Drake Retire* new Cametila Haase.
. We've been tipped to the Hkellheodthat BUDDY CLARKE, Wayne Kingsinger, will guest on a Porgy arid Reeloperetta with PRANCES LANGFORDthis month... /IT JONES. gental execsecretary of APRA, had a blister -raisingacetexe watching the Ram Renee forfive tering/et berme preparatory toeetabilthing new theta fee Will talent -
._BOB STRONG, W maestro. hasliten playing eollese settee between re-cent broaecasts.... MARVIN Mt:SLUMTownley bad a men published by HMI:lee tagged Name the Word. ELOISKKUMMER bas been assigned to ArnoldGrimme betigester.... Teel eicMURRAYhas been cutting a new audition recordbelied upon a 30-yeareold character ofthe famed humariat LIEN HUBBARD.Abe Martin le the name, and the aeriptused was almost aired several year agowhen, a great Oomedtan deeded to sueit as hie vehicle. But death stole thepart from that. comedian. And new TedIs looking for ammo 'neap bag enoughto 114.1 boots that Once belonged toCHIC SALE.
who will go back to his burlesque darnwhen he walked the boards with itbroom, a shovel. and a andfott,Aft41 ofgags, . Tee new orgionot on theJOAN MAIMS Valiant Laxly thriller asEUGENE PERAZZO_ of WLW. Cincture:itThis is hie first New York Job, replacingTEO WICKS. who is joining the pireehic-eon State of an advertising agency.vor-towtso an ninon of three weeks.A. CHARLES O'CONNOR returns toJohnny Preeertre progrere as announcernext Tuesday. CARL FRANK otesti-tilted. . . HARRY CAREY vele do itMint on Cavalcade of America. . _ .
L.1.071) MORSE, CBS mined effects TitanPh My P-011 and I, was roan -Wog at themouth during a recent bromleast. TheScript called for the sound effect ofman brushing lea teeth. Demmer wasn'tnanseed with Use *Wand of a dry brushamenet the teeth,. He wasn't KIS Veineduntil be got the McCoy-toothbrualicomieete with toothpaste and alllathered up. The toothbrettsteg epleocle,didn't come until late in the peel -remso Meese had to remain -lathered upall during the broadcast-for 10 isteeneeof Inentreeemage. . . BUDDY BREEZE.Waging melee, has a new melee overWOV. thrice weekly. HELM CROAT,of Ry Kathleen Waren. OlICer reeled aMOM In a hotel to have privacy whilelearning how to scream for a part litft play. She felt confidant of wiening thepare wises the menage -meld politelyasked her to leave_ . . VIRGINIAI/ERR/e.t.a November 20 birthdaybrought her cord. and gifts from everyone of the 40 Slates. , . DEN GRAVER
Joining the Society of 'Amateur Chet'.Look for a eurriebeek vie the net-
works foe DONALD Nows,CHARLES STARK has been invited byRICHARA MAXWELL. Vie Gospel Sanger,to appear oat tale program and explainabout the PHIL COOK BOOK DRIVEThis drive was started four years egomid to an appeal to listeners for usedbooks be be distributed at Clutstemetime.
By NORMAN MODELL
GGILLROY. CIA character 'petrol& laow now one of the FRED ALLEN
Workshop Flamm in the absence OS
wrong PIOUS, , , JUNE TRAVIIIdoing a guest shot on Man in the World
MARY JANE DAIMLER, pop singerfrom W54/114. Poothe Ile, Is Mt to gueston the Al.. PEARCE program December0. . . Last month was lather's day atWere, station manager MAYNARDMARQUARDT beveig acquired a daugh-ter November 9, and program direetterMILES REED a son November 10. . .
Vielliees publicity writer son umwr-MAN has flowered eget= en a scriptwriter. having sold A Lady Dorn to FeelNefeteer toe the December 10 breeds:eat- PAUL KRIL0713014 has replace!JOHN HAREMKGTON on the Man anthe Street broadcast of WHEW. With aseven -a -week sebedule teemed of theregular three, ... JOE AINLEY strappedhis script schedule on KnickerbockerPereliOwit in order to bring back 'PCBSTULLY. who La playing In Time of Yee,1.1/c, for a ante that fits his parttmearlittle especially well.... JOHN KODIAK.better known ne L1't Abner, has bentgiven Ciroa RADELL'El lead InWirege of Drafter!.
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1LIAXINE GRAY. who hen the featuredSTS spot In Californta Needles, ha.signed with Universal to do a fashionthort. . - PAT PRIDAY net to marry.DAVID VINSON, senior at UCLA, wherethe b attending riebeel. en December28, . JIMMIE FIDDLER is about tobe Inked by sponsor fee new air ahow.Benton & Bowlers are homier:a the dime. , . ALLEN STORR. of TOMMY DOR-:WY'S band, peeved out the cigar* thisweek, when he became the poppa ofgirl, . . JOE STRAND, who handlesthe accordion on the CRS' Remote Ctrele0. doubles at Earl Correles an Wettest.Jeer brother, Manny, lends the ochre-tra %bare. - . . Jean, Harshen plane to
De DEAN OWEN
ripen/ Chelan:nes hole:late In New Yorkand will tease Hollywood In mel-Deeerrobee Dr. ChrOilart will originate in theEwe during bin stay thern . RUDYVALLEE'S father, CHARLES VALLEE. isin town from. Maine. . . . FRANK NEL-SON, ef the Maxwell Home abase an-nounced the arevel of bonnie MARYNELSON this week. _ . . Al. PEARCZend KEN calms, off au cap of thesishunting expediiions. Claim they bagged24 quail. six prienrecnes, six geete. and711 ducks- . . EDGAR BERGEN Leafinally gotten that private pilot's. license
NAN GREY leaving fag. Yrile0 thisweek to watch her husband., JACKWESTROPE. ride at Bay Meadows.
err on r r 7. 1940 RADIO -REVIEWS Th e Rillbaarti 9
"Incompetent" Directors CauseOf Job Cliques, Claim Actors
NEW. YORK_ Nov. 30.-Recurring howlnon) radio ;Pieter* over oanstentrwileal oCnbis In the heads of a 'clique" onereturned this week with tirades agaInstthe directors. who. It hi theme& aremostly to biome for the Inequality ofdiartbutIon od employment. Lam ma-imed of diuftwks *boot Jobs was kmMan six months ago, when radio per -Mimesis took NBC's 'atnassat the ...Airplan behind the eromethed. Interim*tiered no elution to the situation_ but:Weed to hIgItlight One of the causes.sec -en -Wog to the beef eradiate.
Squawks. !particularly among the nOn-nildie groups and the newer talent re-cruit*, bled directors with acentattemoof incompetence. with being glorifiedineekeepers minus abUtto to cast orgroom a allow. Clelened that ran cliquesof favorites identified with many direr-tefa no noose nor less than face-saving devices to which the directors:ore resorted because they are unsureof lammenaft, and unsminng to risktheir Jobe. Actors Feat that dome arecad with old stand -bye who had turnedsin seeeptable alas for diseeleatal pante-tenant.
Olst of criticism from entailer talentenarter-former legitern-le that radioea:Va.:as should be %return Ina longappeantlashipa under real snowmen andyeeducera and not at rocs Eton desks Inadoerttelng agencies. Charged that di -:muses are unwilling to try neWthineratemUee they know next to nethIng abouttelent; that they cat among a trusted
kliNii"l'akes NAPA LicenseNEW PORK, Nov. 30.-Nallortal Roo -
elation of Performing Artiste snitsolid; KYW has born settled out ofcoml. with elation accepting a NAPAtheme, letation, which is owned byWeninghoune Metric & aLenufeeturIngCompany. had been meld for Illegal usecf remenings
WJJD To Air "Bears"cmortoo. Sion. 30.-Deal hoe been set
between It L. Minos and George Balm,o wner -coach of the Chicago Bears, forWalal to kit LNe CaanirdedWdit play -Offgame for the national feotball title.which will take place on. Deeentbm Brfootably between the Ohl lam end theWashington Redskins. Agreement Iscontingent upon the Chi teen's portionpdion in the pay-off
mm the.mptoruntp eontest will airosintstraliy the Ottlette Reis Companyover kIEIS. WIND was granted compett-tire air rights. locally Mende of its ex-dealve eon tract with the Chicago Ikea,to broadcast the regular season ofgams. Play-off will be soteeteteed by OWGold Cigarettes flattinert tallathelltteeney). Jack Cereal. WJJD eportecaster.inn Journey to Wastiltinton. D. C., toOnline the mike.
Wilson's Wayne King PostCHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Hey Wthott. Ohl
artier and producer. boa taken over thepeedveuters amoUnenent au the Wayneten broadcast, CBS Saturday nightalter. In ddition, be Ls also et -HittingOm new WBBM renetty Shows, Yoe SellMe, On Atlidathhig. and Gatebetty Cfeele.tor Dutch MITI Candy Shops,
Agency Ups McFaddenPILILADELPHIA. Nov. 30.-McKee As
&Wight, Inc.. Meat sel agency. promotedA. taclendnen. of the local staff. to
eterprealdent in charge of radio. EarlBaldwin. Thoistae. formerly N. W. Ayeramount executive. Joined the agency andwas named vice-president in charge ofthe New Yak office.
Drama rag Taken LiterallyCHICAGO, Nov. 30,--WON's pub-
licity department. which Operetea, InGoan co-operation with The ChicagoTribune, milked the cow dry in pm -mating the in Cetera:so Fantle/1C Ha-mm Thursday (28). Ruth Chattertonwaa playing the lead in a newspaperPlea entitled Page Fire, Coieinn Tun.Area Dennis, WON publicity diretonb.szoosi J. L. Mama. managingeditor of The Tribisne, and the resultints a seven-lina-a-hats-Inelt advancestory on page 3. with n eras referencetO the story on the radio page,
leo,, and learn directing and acting troutthe perforeales-a.
Influx of former teethes's. however, inradio jobs has stirred the rte of someof Um de pioneers. Blade are that legithams Who couldn't get tornned an ently-mason flop are mapping up via doublingon the radio, particularly In the dranatiasari -ale.
Additional complaints contend thatthe new APRA male vas worked to thediadvacitege Of the middle -dam ratanwhose salaries are now kept at the newunion nalidneurri, so that the minimumhas bernme the mairatent.
Philo° Shedding WinterSporis Over Television
PHILADELPHIA- Nor. 30. - Havingcompleted the televising of the Uni-versity M Penneylvante football games.WINE, Plitleo Corporation's experimentalteltalalon Station here, has completedarrangements for a fell Wittier scheduleof tetertalon shows from the Arene, localsports Center. Mans will televise all theice -hockey games: the Ice Follies of 1941.Ice revue scheduled to show at the Arenain January. and 4 Make -skating dein,.an Arena activity set for rebraarr.
IA addition. Philo° Ls dickering withoutside promoters to televise aU the boo-ing and wrestling bout. held at theArena Arens, thaws will supplement thelive Woiparrui from the Moselle. averag-ing three boors daily, with other outlinepick-ups planned to round out the sched-ule. Theme are Only about ZOO lati,lanknreceiving eels In the city. dad most ofthem are experimental plecra Used byPilitho engineer,
1 iprocram Reviews
LOST athlete Otherwise Indicated
"Rowdy Revue"Roc -Sewed Tueldre. 8:30.8:40 e-rn.
Style-Variety. Sustaining over WEE',
Anything can happen when you givea showmen like Carl Moore lea matt witha La -minute program.
Moore surrounds Warmer with a einaU,,.Nest elode of person, each one asIthertoualy wary a he is and each onecapable of handling the spotlight byhimself. Bundle.; from that. withmimic to give breathing apace, recrania ills 13 -minute show with hilarityfrom Mart to Unielt.
Not thetent with the will varietyaltar. Moore bee added a song story IdeaWhich pays off to the ronaleai lateral.Baba plans one number and title isheld. Contestants tint. Otte. with titles*:four or fire other song., to make a /ben.eltde song story- your dumte to theMettopolltari. local theater. are given tothe winner.
Moore ungulate:manly ls one of the4:trowcat Milo showmen In the Unb-e nd any guy who can turn out a tiretalent program eft spiraling as this oneat such an tinearebly hour at the morn-ing deserves a lot of credit. Kaplan.
"Sports -Time"Reviewed Monday, 11-I 1:15 p.m.
Style-Talks. Sustaining on WABCMew Veda CBS network),
Tilts program. is designed to give anational ;summary el sports. Its deliveryIs a mat lmerrovement over the general
Advertisers, Agencies, StationsNEW YORK
Menthe on NBC -Blue net, to bebankrolled by Adost-Fisher starting Jan-uary 3. het for one year. with JimmyDorsey orchestra coming on the show.. . Al Peer.ce them renewed /cc en -other 28 weekst. third Williston May agency,- . . Dick Ptehella Mghtty spans re-stline on VMS now sponsored by OldGold Cigarettes.... Stan Shaw, CVNEWO.Milkman. rartebre.the a fifth wedding on -mien -eery title week. , . Bioticon WHEW has added another apemanmaking 21 in all for hies Make RetteseRrendroots of 1939-'40. published byWhittlemy House, on sale Ulla week. . .Dorothy Theriot:non to mainline her 1th-teal airings for another 13 weeks, effec-tive Sunday . fefeematiort Plessueundo 23 NBC -Red stations, 20 of whichJoin the nook -up January 3.. . QuakerOats hsa remened Girl Alone on NBCfor 13 Week, beginning Decerobet 23.. . . Continental Baking. thou Benton& Bowan. has renewed Marriage Clubover 47 CBe Moreton*. . NeumanWeiner, radio sleuth. and Alen Courtney,who begins an all-night progrem overWMCA Sunday, have written a thememond/ for the those. Ditty, titled AUNegilt Leaf. has been into, ded by RemalyKaye for Victor. . nail now hoe atotal of 4.28 dation,.
PHILADELPHIA:E ROY MILER 01441P two Avg parttel-
la pants to his ICI -V7 Madden Clark allow,Morton Jewelers and Olreed lortotnientCompany... . Jahn Movement filling Lafor Lee Vines, WTP announcer, who goesto Flortdis for the first three Decemberweeks. , . Jule to. who need to chirpon the network Matinee Valetta. ailinghere et St. Joe's Hospital after an ap-penda bob.... Grit, & Rogers get theWilbur -Suchard Cbecolde Company ac-count- ... Charles Krampf end MarjoriePaul join Ward Whedoelea New Yako ffice. . Fred Temple restored fromthe WVIL nittiouricing staff because OfIll health and goes to Florida for therecuploin proem, . . Charlie Berrettawho beads his own radio ad agency, toeditor of the new Holum Chamber ofC.cnrameree Monthly Salem. making. Itsbow this month. , . , Johnny Kolbmanreosene his sporta stole to WHAT eatera month on the aide lines, a victim ofle grippe, , . Alston giCaVen% WPIL an..natant-cr. elected tabor relations rep forthe station's announcers who no ACAmentor, a replacing Seek elate, who de -
dined to serve for a second year. Standard VitamIn Corporate:to signs forRuth Welles' name economy thews onNNW. with Vogt menu renewing BettyJosdana chow on the aerie station.
HOLLYWOOD:(NENE TWOMBLY promoted to the
ICIX-CBS sound effects department.Runiestuff & Ryan have signed a
renewal with Pranoo-Ansinican Spaghettifor Lanny Roes. . Na Perkins showwill originate front here for fire weeksbeginning January 3. TWA marks thefent vaeash In six years for many ineln-bera of the cast. . . Rita/feta fleporfertakes bow this week. Show hit theentente In VIOL mid has We 3,000 broad -caste since that time. Xt. is eaternatedthat over 9.000.000 words of copy haveborn written for It. . . Marvin Young.who Wm -eta the Woodbury Playhouse andJohn Neatett's Passing Parade, promotedfrom captain to ma/or in the U. 8. ArmyReam, _ Jack Sayers. head ofYoung & Ruble:am publicity hem, wasthe nation of a "ante:- Seen; thatSayers and Bob Owned were golfingwhen Oe.rred let go with a hooky amine,the tip of the club connecting with.&hyenas prebacia
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FROM ALL AROUND:NEW announcer at C)CCIS. Regina,
Saito la Howard Thompson, formerlywltls CP9C. flathenman. He replacesGeorge Lawrence. who has eon* to CJAT.
. At CJFINL Regina, CligoedMelon ha.. been added to the controlroom atan. replacing Harry Dane, whomoves up to position of treble manager.
Several staff changes were annonatcedat KYA. gum Prenctseo, tens week..Reliend Quinn dicsoreds Richard Oilersna program director. Kam going to KQWin the production end. Lillian Holmes.format, associated with J. Walter"Thompson Company of Chleago, beelathed the corning -reed del. France.Pike, teen< manger. and Lou -taenight receptionlat, have retuned. . .
Elwin They. former chief announcer atWSPIto Springfield. Mae, has left thestation. Spot has beret fined by ',MiensHervey. formerly of WPRO to Proolderiee.R. I. . . 7219$71..1 V. Sale, of engineeringMatt of WCAX. Burlington. Vt., Puss re-signed to Join the daft of WOAN, Portolend. Me.
DttleVER NOTIOS: Dared Valle, recentlyproduction manager and chief announcerat BROD. Fa Paso, Tex.. jeans KOA
jnnouncing etser. . Id Ore amoins Max Goldberg Advertising Sgetlea-
methoo of Lsbulpling 19COTta and results.Thla night the *erica, which lad Itan-ylottaly been limited to the laid outlet,took on extended network range fee Iud aily string.
Instead of Jamming In the dare thornSportiorthie eoleete highlightsand add* a forecast or two and Limey
!matins.. Comenentatom vary !rem thetatee time. as do guest inmate:an HereonMel Alien and Warren Sweeney disposedof booing and lasketball nableeta re-spectively. Then Arthur Mania presented
thumbnail sketch. typical fan adore -non diet. of ramp, Henie, the ice skater.Topic was timely and wet! spoken, buta bit thick. From the radars paint ofview, however, It was better than buyinga couple GC thousands dollars' worth Pfradio advertiring, ceentag as It did onthe ewe at her tour.
Program bucks general newscasts oneampettnit network,. Othearben Ithard an easy time getting and holdingclrartOnterli.
45Lucky Shoe Box"Reviewed Wednesday, 5:30-5:45
p.m. Styfe.Giveaway. Sponsor-DormSuper Shoe Marken, Philadelphia.Agency - Direct. Station - WREN
Phs lacks !phis).TIM daily giveaway. shoes Instead of
dollar bills, Cilia a Pot o' GoId. pattern.Closed this variation comes to HoraceHeleltia embellishing mode Is a piano -graph record.. But there's not even anytime for that. A quarter-hour stint. it'sell Joe Dillon can do to give away threepalm of shoes and get In a hefty hunkof ocammercid palaver. And Mon,q uick at repeater, does It welt.
No telephone calls to those up the pro-erteltions. Names Called mat go to anyOf the sponsor -a done, identify them-selves, and get any pair of those on thehouse_ However, the "lucky" must callfor the prim by 10 pm_ the neltowingevening. which gives neighbor listenersplenty of time to pass the word alongIn cam they weren't intents's. IntentLO get them Into the eaten. Dollarenetellattati gete to thawe not ceinthe forthe shoe,
Fern assistant. tagged "ascots." uses"shoehorn" to take the numbered dislikeout of the -'shop box," In Met. Ideathree boxes. one with numbers cor-responding to the page numbers In thecity directory, the other with the columnnumber. and the third esentrantng Makenumbered according to the order ofmanes on the column.
Station thing Leaser newspaper ads: todraw attention to the giveaway. AndDillon it... an easy time ot It keeping'the attention rcpt while number., arecalled. Comparthrely thine cost of thegiveaway more than made up by theAmount of cernmerelaa copy squeezedInto the quarter hour. Oroderthcr.
Pipe -Smoking TimeReviewed Monday. B:30-8:55 p.m.
Style-Sang And shutter. Agent -y --Arthur Kudrna. Spernee-larlite-d StatesTobacco Company. Staikel-WABC(Now York, CBS network).
Tills revesod 2S -minute program de-n:viol to Intereat listeners. In ModelTobacco is homey, easy-going fare. It isnot always entertaining- puellculerly fortnorle who *lint their pregenno, afaartend modern. And, too, Ii ban too muchaleigthst for Its own good.
Featured enteetatneen are the veteransang and piano team of Pried IC*11 andArthur Plelels, who dig Up the old onusend deliver them In a slow the affablymanner_ Fields, who doos the stagingend most of the talking_ tam comas Pitfor a couple at commercids. The high-light of theta Wind effort Ball-*take -off Of an Old Meter
Edward !tacker. baritone. also roman-trete& on the oldies. Hes good voiceand reglateta well Oa the air. alts tomeIncluded Caroline and Why Do 1 beesToll?
Woottio Ontbrle, hillbilly vocalist andannalist iterampanted himself twice.concentrating on comedy lyrthe mold Inthe Otte cawbay Inffle-
Frriesk McMahen. produeet. did only afair Job. The pane of the entire thawshould be teeter, even tho the pocn ofthe individual apreilatlas Is not.
flenferbery.
10 Thr !MUSICConducted by DAN1I1. lliCHMAN-Coomounicatems te IS64 [roadway. New York Ceti
Derrrnbrr 7. 1940
AFM VS. RADIO DISKINGPetrillo Determined To PlaceMusikers in Radio Studios NowUsing Recordings Exclusively
(Continued teen page .Y)they get Into something meth whichthey eau% cope.
AS -rodeo are divided into two differentschools of thought on the subject. carebeing that a band leader's records arebiz getreleat cempeUtlon for !selling elmin the commercial radio field. And, as otirediery to that_ they Mel that veilingIs amen keener among bands which getexclualer 15 -minute arh half-hour re -Corded spots.
On the other hand. the agencies don'tWhat to touch the proteam becauserecords and remote ernes hypo the pop.enmity of the bend to the point whereit can nuke more money In the non -radio fields. ouch et ballneerna. thrivessettee and record sales. which hare be-tter.° Increatinely important as an stem
a bend's menthe power.While everybody le ebytng away from
the prohlene the a -Cations are dillscreaming the loudest that Merl] haveto go out of lituincee I/ they employlive snuele. Union on the other handcanines they won't go out of linemenmerely because they may hare to putnaustatans to work. and that anywherefrom 4.000 to 5.000 mumictithe can beglean employment by the move.
More to farm additional eariploycnetitof rausielens upon station., Is likely tobe mot by sarong oppoeltlon. perecularlyin view of etattene eveminercesingmime. troubles. Whether many smell
ASCAP Adds 44 NewMembers to Roster
KINI YORK. Nov_ 30.-In the midst ofIts fight with the broadcasting ClsAmerican Society of Chrepeser& Authors,and Pot.leasers admitted 11 new mem-bers Into the Society. bringing the yesesnew membership total to 134-moremembera than it hes ever admitted inany single year since its ittception.
Trade interprets the reeve as retestingthe bars end making ASCAP tees exelu-Mee than heretofore because of thecriticism leveled agninst it on the dlifi-Welty of gaining admittance to member-ship. At the came Lime (lane Buck.ASCAP pride, weld that "the unprece-dented ',umber of application* for mem-bership . reflects the feeling on theport of allele catettom that ASCAP isbest equipped to protect their rights endacme the intemete of music."
Now members include Jimmy Esteem.,Benny Meroff, Walter O'Keefe. BiddyKaye_ Richard 6 Kuhn. Eugene Or -windy. Aron °Detente ensate Moore Wide,Ida Bcelesimann. Carl John Bowieemeriti.Clarence Kohemanri. Karl Plaster. Ran -deli Thetepeon, Cornelius C. Lawrence./fort Greene. Bide Dedley, John H. Dens-more. -George Ronald Brown. Maned(Nark. William A. Schroeder, Beim Ilex.and Oliver Wallace.
Hints -to -Maestri Dept.PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90.-Being
caught in the middle of the ASCAP.Safi feud like teller maestri, JooPresetto loan defied a simple meansof keeping hie library In peareldtemps for his duties as WIP tenixicaldirector, where men-ASCAP music isthe thing. end for ht. outage danceand etub dates, where anything in thebooks ;Mee.
Ino eliminate confusion landworthy hint for other maestri In thesame situattone Framito has arrangedtwo separate weft of beaks far hismode. One conteican only ASCAPmush and the other only SIM pluspublic domain compos. Two -booksystem makes for no hardship., aineepractically every band earriesi a dem-bit Pe. OA* for the current tune.and another for the oldie* anddaedstede.
slot:tan can Mend e boost In employ-ment of mule -clues without going outof business le doubtful, and la cblrfreado for stations' excessive use ofwas, Such a move by *Pet Ls aloe like -leto be met by permute from trar.acripteseternipanies. wheat customers the editionsconatittitA.
Currently. static:ad are already facedwith name:01w of additional music coat*in field of anted* clearance.
Herbeck Draws 2,000 inFirst Scranton Appearance
SCRANTON. PA., NOV..-Rey Her -beck, making his first appearance here.drew 2.000 to MasserIle Temple November16 despite cold weatber and snow. At50 cents mege the take was *1.000. TheBuddy Club was the sponsor.
The club also brought Jan Barite hereWednesday (131, when the take v.,0e03. with 1.700 attending at 64 elect,each pees tar_
BRIDGEPORT, Conn_ Igor_ 30.-BayHerbeck. In hie flint appear -ewe of themaeon at the Rite Ballroom here lastSunday bight (211, drew 1.230 cash cne-tomer. titer the turnstiles, which wasn'tbad. Aehintsh was again Ahmed to 63cent& resulting in a grou of $704-50.
Blue Barron mimes In for a mee-fighter December I. with VaughanMonroe in for his sceend ripperisencethe semen on the 8th. Pop Beneon'sCornbusktes ere makteg weekly appear-einem to good results with their old-time dances.
Stabile, Drummer InjuredMARION, 0_ Nor_ 30.-1%1er...ere Dick
Stabile aed Iola drummer. ley Zito.were treated in City Deepleti here for In-juries received Thursday (21) when theircar overturned in a ditch nee mike ko111'hof here. They were en route from Chi-cago to Parkersburg. After being dB -Charged they were able to ocentheie theirtour of oricenightere
Oakland Ballroom BurnsOAKLAND, Calif_ Nor. 30.-Reset
/enhoom here was badly damagedWednesday (201 in a 540.000 fire. Blascostared in * mew storeroom and quicklyspread thrueut the two-Mery eneeturc.
CISAFtleni SOLOMON, max teeter withJoe Premien'. Mask and Wig ark. Mine-dellible. who has been making the mostof his epere momenta by etudying law.strop. out of the musket toniw to jointhe P. 13, 1. Yaklint arse seat Win bocovered by Ray Hyman, who handed Inhie moire to Alan Fleellog'a Clan Belt.sew.
lUanted by Buffalo Cops-BarronBox Office Figures, Dead or Alim
BUFFALO. Nov. 30.-Blue Serroo's one-night state at the annual Buffalo PoliceBall November 20 WAA .0.10OrAALIM so farse attendance went. The grow. however,Is still an latesolved mystery. since thecoppenr can't figure out who was paidend who was eufferoo.
The 51.1 ball ante attended by about20.000 persons, and was held at the newMemorial Auditorium. Tickets; +old fair112 per *Maple and te for patrons_ Theconfusion ensiled when 100=0 limedwere sent oat no a muting list. becalm.,
was nearly impotelble to tell beforethe dance who had returned the tickets.wbo had paid, end who had just hungart to them without remittance *nd goneanyway to hear Barron.
lb date, over 50.000 tickets have beenaccounted for. with strenuous, researchgoing on to cheek the remainder. Lentsmears at the cops' Golden Jubilee Ball.
Philly Spot Ogling,Cwrat Other Namese,
PHIT.ADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Citsb Ball,width opened mailer In the year with
traveling band. forum.. on returningto the name tootles with the now year,with Mister Cup.' feet in, booking theband parade out of Miele Corporationof America. Deal blame on union stumpof approval. Bali, clam nitegy, *Vettedwith Nat Brandwynne, but union threat-ened to raise the *point wage eiresalfene,lion unless call was given to localities.Allen Plotding, current, has been mill-ing on eltice larandeynne bowed out.
Only two other epee, In meets aro giv-ing the nod to the outside ocenboe, Ben-jamin Pranktirs Hotel ban Clyde Lucascoming in Wednesday (a) to replace BatMcCune,. and Warwick Hotel, usingsmeller combos, has Bay Morton to fol-low the Three Suns, Both spots buyMCA product.
Hotel Philadelphian opened the seasonwith an MCA out-of-town bend, butsnatched to the herneteement ParkCasino. new nitery, also Neared In anMCA parade. but opened with 10014.1tlesled month_
$2,100 for Ben BernieBARRISBUTIO. Pe... Nov. 30.- Ben
Bernie drew 2.100 at acImett of II. sundersponsonthip of the Firemen's Relief A.-sociation, at Zerabo Mosque here No-w -cubes' 20.
HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. so.-cet Lin-coln orehmtra chalked up 650 gate counts;at it student Wince at Club Madrid hereMonday (25). Adirnish was 35 envie.Cate was below average, aceording toPromoter Gone Otte.
Verbal Blasts Delivered in 802Election, But No Platforms Yet
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Mud Marled tobe slung in full force thin week as theilnity Ticket." oppceition ;arty to Localate, APSIL adminiatratione Blue Ticket,girded its Mere. In an attempt to defeatthe incumbents, Modest by proxy JackRosenberg, in the local's electiCerie to heheld neat
Chief acteissithet this, week of theUnity candidates was that two years agothe local held a secret Hoard meetingand erased the 3 pet cent relief tax weit applied to tbeseueless, thereby departs -mg the treasury, of 1110.070 annually.
At the same time the opposition pros:n-eed that It would decree., the cost ofhandllng each member. which le now 436per year for tech vileinMr. And eliminatea heavy pay roil.
Rowdier); claimed that the only thing"they are united on is gettleg back inthe contracting field be holding office.'Quick to answer the "secret meeting -charge. Howniwrg elated that n minty -Hon wan introduce.: by teem Tabak, then
a member of the 602 beard, but now oneof the Leading nitrite heisted the Op-p:attendt that erased the restionalbtlityof officials baring to pay the 9 per centtax_
"All the thirds they are .stampingabout," said Rosenberg. "are things thatthey were responsible for when theywere powers in the local. if they dohave these idealistic ideas shout reeueingthe per capita. cost of members. whydidn't they bring them to the floor ofthe unton?"
While there has bed a great deal ofverbal mud teased around, the leek ofcampaign litereture and actual cern-;signing baa surprised observer* of thefleet:QM Both ado. Mid The Billboardthat no penernelitite would be injectedIn the 'male, which woe IternectietelY fol-lowed by a storm of vituyerretion shiesteach officer or offtereseeeer by all ofthe warring candidates.
As Yet neither tilde lam rielleetedprinted platform to Its adherents.
Cray Oretlon broke oil records. and aspecial promotion agency handled all de -mile. In trying to meneen firma:gementtheneelves the poltoernen wit have toAgar' things out the herd way. Leo Mc-Dade was chairman of the affair, andRay 5. Kneeland, Buffalo. booked theband,
Gov't Again MullsFederal Anti -TrustSuit Against ASCAP
WASKINCITON, Nov. 30,-.1ridicatemasthat the Department of Justice in con-templating action agairiet the America:Society of Composers, Authors. and Pub-lireere on charges of violating the Sher-man Anti -Trust Aet were ineressang rap-idly this week as the government lawenforcement agency put the finishingtotiebes on lte ASCAP investigation.
Store the first of the year governmentnem have been Andy -lug the bushatesactivities' of the nausea society to deter-mine whether the department should re-vive a civil suit pending sgeinat ASCAPin New York Federal Dtatriot Court orinstitute new action. A more sweepingbarcatigetion into methods of licensingthe use of music then tiny heretofore batbeen conducted by two D. of J, lawyers.Victor O. Weltri and Warren P. CutenImgham Jr. This has teen consumed byobeemere to mean that new action laiceenteig.
It Is undeelehed that tiro Departmentof Justice, was about to Institute suitetrust action last October, hut a finspoint of law was discovered by anASCAP attorney at the lain minute.which allegedly etareett oft the litigationIt Is alto believed that the Departmentof Juaticee resort to the Orend Jury inorder to obtain needed evidence fromthe Society is another indication of ells -favor_
Case, If it comes before the neirte willcenter emend redlo's Use of =hie andthe history of ASCAP1s dealings withbroncleasthig stattene will be reviewedto acquaint the Federal Court with theperiodic battle between rade, and themusic intereele.
Spokesmen at the Department of Jul.Clots renoe its diembe the ewe. except COadmit that they have been checking ma.need obtained from ASCAP buttnese of.fleet Itowever. Attorney General Hob-ert Jackson and 'Thurman Arnold. as.eletant attorney. genteel In change Ofanti-trust cult& here not revealed theiropinions on steer recentreendatlene.
CARIKINCIALE, Pa. Nov_ e0.-Temesty'Sticker drew 2.000 et Si each to theCarboni:tele Policerneces Ball Worl needay(211. PrOetedt went to the peteden Mad.
Sotto VocePileLADELPiliA, Nov_ 30.- WPCS_
latest of the local independent eta-tient to bleat emit ASCAP settee en-tirely. edict affective December L. bantreated the ASCAP-BMI fetid 'in anovel manlier. It Ignored rotate men-tion of the music clifforcifods eat file.Station. which is a heavy user of nee -cede gave no pities to VMS music_ theusual procedure at the other lacedstations. making it a gradual trace1-11001 In smite/ago) front ASCAP toDM1,
Purtheeittere, etre-Ion rule; outmention of bangle name making therecording, merely announcing thetong title. In that way, station figuresthat, duce no distinguishing markhas been given to the mne.10 broad -cant. listeners will tote: know thatthey're missing the ASCAP music.
However, station Le permitting theforeign !animate programa to use 20per cent ASCAP music for the De.comber Month, then blacking out
December 7, 1918 MUSIC T he Billbeer el 11
Seeing thmble-in BradUruttOR., Wi.. Nor. ae.--rwtm.
Ruatell and William Whelan. 20-year-eZd local musicians Mire sagmal upwelt en all -twin blew York dance or-crostra 104 by TIMM Den and 0.11.neeetty, Rumen plays saxophone.erombene, clarinet. and ;miner, whileWilliam performs me the piano andtrumpet.
Tootler EmploymentIncrease in Denver;Due to Better Orks
VENOM, Nov. 30.-A eredual lacceaeto the employment of loran vraueleleriesince Um middle of aeptcer.ber. ta re-ported by ambito: Muni. president andla.thrwas manager of Local 20. Better we-beareed groups. mime wdephable fee therentout 1401410:115 are cited by Mun, eathe main mown for the increase, withall employees estate:eel ea to wages, etc.
The outfits working loll sessions nowinclude Willie Harteeles five -pence comboet the Albany Hotel: 1.111auan Kock. sixpieces at Eddie Otea. hroadmeor: Vto&tithing. amen men at the Aeroplane:Bert Ilardeastle, air piece. at the Chin.Pare*. Art Reynolds la working four to
combos out or the Bert Pittmancanoe. while George Yedona outfits thruJack Blue uavally run around nine Mtn,Ronnie Weber is In the promos 01 fa -gen-ie -Mg it nine -man otarlt_
Satafection with the manner to whichbusineas of Local 20 in handfed wea cal-cine:N.4 by the enemberahlpreoently whenno nominations were preeented for new&Beers. Same officer* and boardcontinue, incite:Ong Wen Charles C.Eals, recording ea -crater.", and N. W.Coleman, financial eceretary-temollate.
Ellis-Pciper Band BattleAttracts 1,800 in Denver
net:vea. Nov. a0.-.11. bathe of bandsbetween Seger Ellis and Gene PeSper atthe Rainbow Bailment here New -mien17 drew 1,800 enetomeno at 40 cents formen, 20 cent. for ethins Attendence ranalmat 200 over the yam' Sunday Metafigure: however. the usual 'lime-the-clock- free admirelort for Isslins was off.
Pelper *topped In for the one-ntahterea the way bee k from the Coast. 1211...Is fronting the outfit current at theRainbow, and &Ong a nice 30b at theb. o. Acme -ding to Os K, Paer, the Hato -bow ha. lied a gradual Increase of bun-t:ea, wince October, following a sornewlsneslew start, and la now ahead of hot year.Eddie Pliapatetek opened the semen. BB -lowed by Jimmy Welah. Ends to due tararoma! weeks more.
Jimmy Joy Not So Good inLincoln With $150 Take
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. so.. ---Jimmy Joyfellml to make the sande on A &le-niglater Item at KIng-a Ballroom 421when. at 05 cents pee, be got but $150at the gate.
Leery Herman. two nIghte (23.20 atPia -Mot, got 0325 at 23 mete stesight.which It good.
Doe Lawson made it a three-day standat the Turnpike Casino. when he drewseen for the tete 122441. Charge forhim was 14 cent. per penean top. withtwo bargain nights La which he wentlos 45 cents.
Lr. S. Army Warns JiveArtiste-Vitpoid Advt.
CAMDEN, N. J.. Nor. 20.-The UnitedState* Army took iiegnimme this. weekor the shady Infiltretton of ate eats.Ill Its ranks. It put out an appeal for,among other thtnA:A, ea dozen akin beat-ers, four *lush pumpers and men who.can gem oat on the licorice stick. Therela nothing, it seems, like a tittle pee toWarm up the long winter night, at thebeers lie,
The appeal was made tiara the Realrecruiting offloe. where ColonelItagetots-.., Second Crepe Area recruit-ing mad the army needs a WWIof 28 musician* able to play awing andlive stiff as welt we martial arias. Themassacre will he recruited for servicewith the 28th Infantry Regiment. inPlattaburg. The fen hat Calle for fourtrombones. Lire clarinet -1.1a 12 noiredrummer*, two French horn players, andthee* trtbalpte 1.00410M.
Crchestra Nctesity DANIEL
Mesa 'reek NeehreneCOMINGS and goinge on the nand:axed`Le arena ...new vocalist with the John -any Long band la BOB HUSTON, given thetoiled tune chorea , . . LOU MtICCImake.. new third trumpet chair Oc-cupant In the Bob Cheater CrawCI -rectal- u1.0 take: an RILL DARNELL.laud with Al Kavelteas enameling thanesfor the word -selling which makesa. clean sweep In the vont! departmentfor this band, BETTY BRADLEY havingtome In a couple of weeks ago to replacePelerea ortr*ui.. . can Leelneese takeehid drums tut 01 the Chetah. Ilardet ag-gregation, with WALLY GORDON for thereptemenent- (,tiny Oordees makes achange In lire biases ;section. bringing fel32 -year -old GENE FERRARO on trumpet.
Charlie SpLvalt Telma Ms vocal bat-tery by ere. augmenting balladeer POou-kHoward with PHYLLIS IRRIER, who willundergo a name change- _ . EUGENEBIRD, trembone, get. hieneelf added tothe sUphorn section of the Will Osbornecontingent, lath =WARD KOLYER.likewise a trombone arttat, replacingJohn P. Smith - . . RUDDY BRENNAN.pianist for Bob Chester. was operated onlam week CM appenellettla , . be'a re-cuperating at the Murray HUI Ihoptiat,New York . the Cheater bunch makesa short for Paramount at the Astoria:Radice in Long Plana this week. .TED MI:METER_ current at Pereas MonteCarlo, sign* hirnerlf, hla piano, and hieband to a William Monte managementpoet. . Back to the Beene of a highlyancemsful engagement teat season coinerMITCHELL AYREa when he returns,. Inaleaehlorie In Music to the Hotel Si,otecyo. B.rranide Terrier to Brooklyn.
JONNY rattaIn . will double betweenthe Cafe Sutton of the Hotel Sutton andthe Mary Murray Room of the HotelSheraton, fewineria the Meet Wrathha goes Into the letter spot December 3
the wane night. floM LEO REIB-MAN alerting n .tint at. La Martinique,-sheen make. n policy change for linoatX21. and glom It large bands In thehigher priced brackets hie the Brat ttines.
EMTRY CARTER zeta a one-yearpeel from Victor platter.. . _ JACKTRAGARD1124 tote the Arcadia Ballroomfoe two weeks, startling December IL
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MIdwast MalaiegaRALPH BLANK. paean for Ted Weems
has been notified by hit local draftboard to clear up hie bovines. anfairswithin five day* . . the Weems bandget. Itself a mire string or theater times.running thru the Palace houses InAkron, 0., and Youngstown. 0.. the Lyric,Indianapotts. and the Oriental. Clairestd,a week amens beginning December 8,- J. HALL eve-rott. working out OfChicago, le now the Midwest represents -Dee of Ishielmate. (Records, Inc., of NewYork, premers of Masterpasee Cr-Booleanand Tempo (dance) mooed.. _ . Neth-erlerall Plana DOW, Cincinnati, Is eelwith XAVIER CUGAT, Who leettan a two-week term Feeley (291. the McPARLANDTWINS for there W.vital following. andthen HENRY KING. BUDDYYISHER takes* a three-weeker at theLowry Hotel. St. Patti, at of Demenbee 18.
RED NICHOLS, with a re-oriasnieedband that 15 currently rehearsing in NewYork, and which inched.* a Member ofhis former boys, has been sat for a week.Marling December IT. at the TuneeownBallroom, Bt. Louis, . CAILTWRICIIITDROTRERAI ore la being held over In-definitely After four week* at the lameMarquette Hotel, !sort., III- . . Otos-Mg at the PAYLOSI Hotel, Ormba, Neil .Tux -allay (261. BENNY sTao.wo operaSaturday (301 for a monther at thePant Hetet. Rocklead, . JOELEIGHTON band. OcfothiMed Only eightmamba ago, takes n eland at the HotelJohn Marehall, Richmond. Va., that willcarry It over a 20 -week &retch.PEN GRIDLEY, manager of the Buddylather (wk. Is critically ell in Demon .later he wilt be moved to Plorida fOr asix-nualith riot. . . CARL IDEJLCON1MOORE is being held unth the first ofthe year at Paul Penny's Old Vienna.Cincinnati
Fenn-Isrsey PatterDOSS RAPHAEL locate. foe the winterAA at f>.dti-,. Ballroom, PhiltadelphetFRANK STERLINO for the ureiltuttertneof Bill Betters_ Atlantan City. .ROLAND EARNEST firm in at Hotel lanedebreelth Trenton. N. J.. With the re-opening of the CUM Room- . EDDIE
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RING at DIPInteas Cafe, Philadelphia.. . JOHN BLAIEEMLRE holds over atYardslin Hotel, Trenton, N. J. _
PRANK1E DELVIN seta the dance tallat Ceder & Walnut Cafe. Resting, Pa.
JOHNNY PETERS brings hisIthlOhm.ltee to Hazel & Peens NoveltyWender Bar. Atlantic City. ALrrars Imperial Col -emblem get the milat Columba.. Hotel, Cheame. Pa. . .
CHICK WOODWARD comps. at TheClamp, Trenton. N. J. . . DON erotscretakes owe. the eland at Murray Inn nearIladdanneld. N. J. _ . Al. ZAHLER reeVarna to Dig Cabin lint, WashingtonCreasing. N. J. . . STEVE MEN &Ingehie band to Washington Home, Bechtels-ville. Pa_ . . OSCAR PETERS gets thecall at Hotel Bent -tot. Atlantic City.DAVE 1112, -MAN holds over at Al Weber-.White kaa-an. Rothaville. Pa. . . JOEMARTIN for the music making at ClubMorocco. PIutla.detpbla. . . DOT La -MAINE return bee gal. to Spread EagleInn.. having filled a summer seaman atthe Allentte City .pot.
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Of Maestri and Men
D" c.ft waist into the New Keit-mem Hotel, Albany, N. Y,, Friday
(291 for a week. with a 10 -week Mad -steed tenure et the. Belvedere Hotel,Baltimore. Md.. to Contra.
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Its towweek& for BOO CHESTER at the RoycnorBallroom. Beaton, starting December 20.. . BUNNY BIDUOAN stopped Off ntthe Hetet Rome -a -eh. New Orleans. Thum -day (281 for a run that will keep Manthere till niter the Ana. of theRuby Newman placed enother one of hieoutfits at the Casa Menem in Boston.the bond fronted by JOHN CARROLL.trumpeter. . unit gees In Decemher 1.replacing Sob Hardy - another New-man aggregation, GEORGE MeePAR-LANE few the balm -ins astai . four -weekholdover at the Studio Chan Providence,R. 1. . . CHARLIE MARLOW. betterknown as. chortle Margulie when lie waswan Paul Whiteman and other (whs.signed to a personal management poetby Joe CLORNSLETTS on the West Coast. Almelo*. it Cureelit et Victor thanesin Los Angels.. . . . JACK WARDLAWbrings his hems section up to four withthe addition Or 83)13re DAVIE. trorniame
, Warcitaw also .lend eongetreseJOANNE LEAVE to a personal manage.went pact_ .... EMERY ozwracn Make*it the metalk Reney-Plera Hetet, MiamiBeach. PM._ around the 18th of Decem-ber. . . The Dempsey-Vanderhata an-other moms adortela eteeneheld. get*RODDY PARES on December 12.
Wash. Music DealersExpect Sales Dip a-.ASCAP 'War Re,00it
WASHINGTON_ Nov. 30.- a 1..here expect radical. chime. - .
sheet and amen] mist nun tta, G atthe year, urns. ASCAP emit the ratitestation. make some met or peace. Town-,nifeteet muste outlet. le P. Droop de Som.begets that exile from reale will notonly *fleet ASCAP itself but also everymusic distributor In the country. Volumeof ratude isles 1. expeected to drop be-cause MST, radices watatItute *mum oftunes, le not peodtteing &insight material
hater up the probable bare .poetthe muldo counter.
Tunes employed Le movie eeodttettatsare not big *ellen today, muffle mer-chants here my, tmtesia they receivefurther plugging over the airwaves.Without bencilt of tens procreation Itte &tiered that the customer will haveto discover tmses to hie Liking by him-self.
Pisa said dime atoms which featuremade counters have no Riot for thenature of then music department*. Re-duced prices, according to their %beery.govern the Sate of every Item In thestore, and they believe that music le noexceptton. Of course, OM type of storedoes very little pioneering in the meg-chandise geld- and practIcally every ItemIn the store has proven its premise ap-peal before it goes on the shelf.
0. C. Murphy Company. bluest modeoutlet in the variety More CUM, mapsthat tubes which are plugged by radiocan be expected to be the soles leaders.but that other tunes will rind a goodmarket. asserting that mange which nolonger get played over the radio still areooneletetat bonen,.
One Vocal merchant expressed beliefthat failure to effect peace &twerp theconspassers and the breademieve. wiltbring about a "wildcat" type of music
This he believed would hurtall music sales, bemuse a Deed of nib -standard ixernmaitletta would underminepubtio eaundence.
License Needed for WeddingDunces in Wis. Township
WAUSAU_ Whs., Nor. 30.-ManabonCounty board of isupeeriaors has retorted
rraollItledi Winch obliged holders Ofwedding denote to which the public laMelted to &nets dance licermo.
Deatelet Attorney E. K Holunan ad -'need the board that some dance hall op-erator. are conducing public elenom um.der the palm of wedding danees to orderto avoid the SS licence fee, farCatimc un-licensed dance. are without supervisionthey often "run wild,. he explained.
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A GOLD STAR TO YOUR BLUEBIRD RECORDINGOF "NORFOLK FERRY ". IT'S ANOTHER "TUXEDOJUNCTION" IN MY BOOK.
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WEEK ENDINGNOVEMBER 29, 1940
MUSIC POPULARITY CHARTimaramememersaware
LEADING MUSIC MACHINE RECORDSRycoMlLga hauel Wpw ntri cuerantly the blurted reou7-maltank
1n autouatle phenegesurbs. IleSeethoom are Ine tenurau or repeals0.13ared each weak by ref...Mathes of The nitlboard for theRuud Buying Grade Mature that anpera In Nome azaettlear
RePena Ale gathered teem at Nut Carer leading Phonographoperator. In mmet or tha 30 moat Important Phoned/MD oix.,41=a-tensors ta the mantel.
11.4-er.bn et weeks recordings hue ppeared In "Going Strani"I. Indicated in parentherra telleung Mies In Out NetIon.
GOING STRONGTRADE WINDS. 110.1, Week, Bow Gnash,.
MAYBE. 191ri Wookl Ink Spat,.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT_ 17th Wuk. lab Chute.
ONLY FOREVER_ 161h Week' Sling Crosby.
FERRYBOAT SERENADE. 4411a Weak/ Anaheim Helen. Kay KT.*.Cray ConSere.
N91 Matt, (Seh Nuke Ink Spots_ Tanimr Dertme.
MAT ME DADDy,.EIGHT TO A BAR. 43d Week! Andrews Sham..Glenn Miner. Wall Bradley.
COMING UrDOWN ARGENTINE. WAY. Moo INIda, lets [unary, Gum Krum.
Los Rottman.
THERE 1 CO. Tommy Tucker, W.H Bradt.", Vaughn Monroe.
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TWO DREAMS MET. MIN NIE Awes, Tertamy Dorsey.
FALLING LEAVES, Venn Weer-
RHUMBOOGIL An4fruunt Shier.
DREAM VALLEY. Sammy K.
A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE. REF IOW leekLtonin). Cuy Lombardo. Demi Krona,
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et Lii put wear_ New York Orly. Center1A Nuns Bleu: BloomVela l usts Stra; Liberty Mule &Dep. TonyMom; Mope Danny muse Sheds. klutem: Heald. Stimde CO.: The Melody M.P.; NOON. Mos. OP. lnc, DuILLN:Whiteman Pont gino9; Ilsoadwar Muck Emote; Aunue Renard Bleop. Hans.. Inc,deObbla; Teel Due.. Sans; Nairn.. Co.; Co -Operative Mute Co. Washington: es Radio Co, Ine. Denies:Welts htu.a.le Trulghl.Campbell Meek Co; The 41.94471 94c9; Thal. .44 Ca. 1441i 1.419 0119:E. C. (Word Dept rikelland. Oct.: melee and Pram* co., J. R. OILS co, Loa Angeles: EiStkel-illtehardseo; Routhaere Crelthernla Mule Co.; ite?-}rwoad Noose oh Mums. Dab Puma:lam Bechiratmeher-Prey:NOUN listic Co. Cbdcado: Bears. Retina AI Co_: Marshall Plaid; Wulltscea: Lyon and WAIT: Gauls*Mule bison; atildablilt Bred. Bong blots; %MEIN Mute Co.: Rudolph N.M..* One slew -1.111. L44- Sillwankmel iletniNeeal Record Library I= Drem".1. ISrentitray Moue of MUM; J, EL EINNlord Yuma Co. Du No4mea; Doi MOIne. Mosta Rowe; Damdun Co, Delman; Wurtharr's; OrUindl Brea.Kau. City, Mo.; 31MM Dag. at. Leralat Aeolian Co. et Wu.; INianniae ga Barr. Bt. W. J. plegand Bacra.; Mullower 19anelty Co. OlOrets-Y4: Hallo Bro.. C. rnrmIngtiam; Nolan's ils410 Service Swop:B. B. Potato & Beam Monacch Bales Co; Louts Plaits Dry Oaed. Co. Atlanta: Cos Prestalptalon Bleep.Baledsh, N. O.: Manua L Ilmant; C. B. Sterdienuace Mule Co. Mann: Richard.. Stec Co.; HordInea,New Orleeema: Luis Gramma)/ Co., Zee, 0. lutectmor, Inc. Poet Worth. Tea, sc.-Cheers: Rearkie Bros:Inraltura Co_ San Anualo: Thomas Amnia; Alen,. Plano Co-; iSitn Au only Mute Co
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SONGS WITH MOST RADIO PLUGSThe following/ are the 30 leadtor onus as the bails of Die
largrat Melodic of I:ft.:WS. plug. I W213, WRAP. WAIICI lurtsracep go.. weekdays nd I .m -I a.m. flinerelsys lot the week
ending Petday, November 19. Indepeadene RCN. are Item.-rear.srd an WPM WHEW, WMCA. WM& Film tones are 4 .11 -mated sa mukal productien Hashers As "14.1'
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On the RecordsA callIcal .nation of the toted record .al atmoono thare coornmetctd value to
mead aetallect and mune operator,- et .roarer Ieegsh on gleew t5receedinda that pesetas rfnorI intereat as to artist. selection. ha both,
Key: FT-test Tom W-Wairat VC-vho v-Vmot rocereleg.By DANIEL RICHMAN
TED COTT !Mailer/AnSo Teo Think You Kneen Morio-Thromrecord Album.
ILOTOBICIRAPT has ono of the tikeltest looking tom/asexual items of the seasonIY to this recorded parlor game. The phrase Mot the season- Ls usedand la meant to Imply Nay particular mason or the year, when the Christmas*MC make. home parliel more prong:cad. for this album a clellerOgi elormatmimics -1y Me party entertainment rather than for individual Interline enjoyment.Packaging la the recorded very on of the radio program conducted by Ted Cott, andgreasily titled- Idea has Cott *eking quastioas to test people's alualcal I. Q's. withthe qumles snooped In *Melonrts dealgoated 5* Wound 1, Round it etc., with one ortoo rounds to a aide. Included with the album I. a quantity of printed blanksfor answers. plus, of course, one set at correct answers to determine participents'time some. Blanks are earteRfelli gotten up, so la the entire record package.and the questlom show careful thought In selection. They're not too difficult,and yet they're not elementary. Oott'a running commentary le effective In patterand delivery. and the piano that plays the themes which must be named correctly
adequate. Obvioutly, the album holds rzo tnterest for the strtctly dance -minded.e nd eon hearing aufricas as regards tiatening pleasure. But as so enlargementen the party game principle Vont employe pencil end paper-and particularly mobecause of Its linkage with the tremendous Intereeta In reco 1.-it's a smart bitor merchandising, and ought to pay nth Ovto-the-counter divtdende with thegiver extslottation.
THE AIRPORT BOYS (Bluebird)YOU are My Sunalsinc-to, fled 01,1-V.
ANew vocal combination la introduced on the Bluebird label with this trio.but despite the post label Hating the moult I. very much in the hillbilly Min.
The trio's mark la fair enough harmonically. hut there's a nasal quality thrteoutthat tan't too liaterable, The songs are pretty bad also and the entire recordinghocks any distinction except possibly the ill-advised attempt to ring In a Choruse. la the ink Spots Attie a side and a half of mons or leas straight trio blending.the Milted baritone Paolage, with Ise definite Bpota overtones, Ia a little eyebrow -lifting.. This diet may haves fair career to Masan tavern mualo machine }mationsbut that's about all.
GRAY CORDON (BlueSsInDThe Yankee Doane Porto-PT: VC. The Kerry Donee-PT: V17.
CORDON, who has gotten the Non) On the field with some carrent andPortlrularlY Paid numtiors of late. now follows ale last release of Oh, They're
ffstattp Me All Over In the. Army with another timely item a patriotic Jinglethat combines flag-waving with the tempo that proved ao popular on the nowimmortal Beer Barrel Polka. Oddly enough. the unsophisticated tune and lyricme the work of Vernon (April In Paris) Duke and John (Ballad for Amen:kerne)LateuChe, and altho It's a little out of !rinir sphere the most Is a lively effortthat Won coin phonograph possibilities written all over It. Gordon althea themost of lt, coupling the polka tempo and the Yankee doodling nicely. with MeredithHake and the band boys gislog the right aolnity lift to the wordage. Reverse nothe third Irish number from thin band. with Art Perry doing aa wen by tn. Oldgory Of the Kerry dancer* at he did recently by Molly arena and Kathleen.Both sides am plenty ii tenable, arid another feather in Goo:Ions recording Cap.SIDNEY BICH ffTOne O'Clook Jump-PT. Blues in MOO
afore grist for the venue halo. Addietaof the power and drive lnherent in theprincipal riff Of the Count Mote swing -goo will be smarted to find it totallyabsent In this verecion, with only a touchof the choice/Ole theme to give paintto the tate on the label here. Rut itIt isn't On* O'Crock Jump exactly. It'sgenuinely excellent hot jam by one ofthe Mantling fathers backed by otherexperts. Reverse Is blues, a doublemelody in a parallel line a musical third* part_ Good. but not MartmenciaLAL GOODMAN 4Colonsbia/Shoo Tuner of Jerome Itern-POOr-alma Album.
The third packaged thin of the workthat illustrates cogent monchandlaingactursen. this time front the Columbiaertadlon Kern is one of the few Amert-can composers whim names am as wellMown as the undying melodies, theyLave penned, nod litho there have bornKern albums before this one. Goodatanamelte treatment and the shrewd selec-tion Of the numbers (eight of the mostpopular the composer ever wrote) addtop to a potentially strong *Mier overa lor4 period of time.looctr-woocir MUSIC Maces)Six -reword Album.
Another of Deceit's astute prockagIngsthat la bound to bring grettlytr.g mienrethink booglommogie having finallyachieved Its place in the Cum, withpublic Interest nartnIned dub VS currentclicks like Rear Me Ilizeidy. end Rhorm-boogie. Here La an eight -to -the -Der(hada Ides of Paradise, with names MeeMeade (1.1551 Lewis Pete Johnson, MaryLou William., Bob Outten. and. Joe Sulli-van (the latter two with the Bob Crosbyark) to deilver thei curiously excitingtringeosMITCHELL AYRES IRlwehirdlIf14.43, It Another Old TbertiOned, Please-PT; VC. Welt Meet Again-TT: VC.
Bringing a rumba rhythm to bear onthe nron no.e.n. Irmo. from PseasmeRattle. on the A Wm Ayrca- pieta Out.
another good record that 15 spoiled byonly one misguided tOn-rh. That corneaIn the Moon of an unfunny and lanneede-wary gag at the end, after Mary AnnMercer has spent a chorus setting sophisticated torch song Yeeall mood.Both song and intar)retation here areanything but corny. which is why thegrritatinag.straight Moen the rob. ts twice atig. Reverse is distinguished toc-cata of the Ayres alto sax style and thegeneral musical aplomb of this crew.
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Cu the StandLeighton Noble
(Reoleved at Wrilloni Penn HotelChatterboz, Pittaburph)
DANSAPATION describes the output oSNoble's outfit one of most popular
in recent yeah at ebb Iowan. biggest Inn.Lees flash than some of as predecessorshere, fewer show numbers, but moreRap tempo than most oaks le the policyof this band that Is fronted by themode -worth. immure who double* eabrass and piano. Ship, too, solo andwith trio.
Shy of identifying characteristics 54peonage:iced as Cilmut Miller or ShopMelds or other bands. troblea crow isrecognisable on airwaves by Notochordbackground acid moot
Vocals that fit peessantly into endow,We without stealing the spotlight fromtonal are handled by guitarist Bob Wil-liam. and saxophonist Eddie Metcalfe.
Other saxes are Bill Sperling. MartyEpstein. and But lanford. TruntImb arePaul Mated and Murray Bond. Trom-bone is Oil Norman, with Novachord art-ist and arranger being Chick Floyd. Ondrums to Johnny Maurer; bass, Sam Hit -atom. and other pinno, howard Anderson.
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Blue Barron(irconirve at Convention Heft,
Camden, N. J.)RAIMON is dill bennerlog the some
benaid 10 mud, And rightly eo.cowlick -ring the enthusiasm of the danc-ers here. where the jivers am accustomedto hop eight to the bar. In spite Of tielitterbug clement prootontiorattng at lb*demo cauent, the smooth styllsed too-tling of Barron went Just as big. Theymay dill want it erology. too In this clayand age they also want to bear the mel-ody. And with Barron they can not onlydasios to the band but sing along am well,and not haso to tear into a hot lick whenthey start whistling the wordage.
White farhiunnol along the sweeterlinos, band boasts a bright rhythm. Andwhen necessary the boys pack that anap-mumflngers punch to a fast rhythmicsetting. Oise out as well on the Latinlullabies, corialtiering that the J -bugshere can break into a conga chain for-mation we fast as they can do the rimloop and Lindy.
Instrumentation takes In four sadatwo trumpets, two trombonas, and fourrhythm, with Blue mustering the down -tests out front Bend Is Mat ea big atthe agog selling. with the absence of remdecor hardly noticed Ruse Carlyle. whocouples the none title with an amoclatodoldie. handles the romancy setup, with
On the AirComment as dance riemee v-mer... trow Rho attntrt,tt, of ti....nattle, rnemetatton
and general tiladoeno appeal. renter than The musical ata,nty at the band. reviewed.
By SOL ZATT
Barn Caller(Edgewater Beach Motel, Chicago, NBC
Red Network. Wednesday(27), 12130-1 p.m.)
BEN CUTLER.. who has been playingthe class spots around the country
for several year.. la also an exponent Ofclassy rhythms over the air waves-easyto take and pleasant to listen to. Pro-gram is straight and on tan dreamyrather than the noisy dde.
He never-the:km Indulges In a widelyvagegeted tuna selection that liteitsclespops In the ballad and rhythm depart-ments. smarm, and Latta *tuff, anddrop. the baton every now and then forvocal solos. supplementing the efforts ofVie -girth Hamm who pollatice off a nicesong.
. . .Tommy Dorsey
(Palladiums Retina...4, IloLt}ncood, NBCRed Network, Afalidep (25).11,t0 -I port)
'DOBSEV'S midnight shoe InPt 'WM has a virtually unmatched
smoothness in radio band ma -nation.samomativ for a remote sustaining_Saddenitt-'i-sUally kicked -together at best. T.
D.'s dr effort has a commercht qualityrunning thru the entire loaf hour.
Beauty of. the 30 minutes thru whichDorsey trombonos hi* way to the netion'sears and lot 1 the quiet dignity, yetforceful mueldanship and showmanship.that the maestro misplays Minot...ammenta are very few, and then abort andconcise. It Is unmistakably a musicalprogram without My attempt at win-ning public favor thin tricks. And. 1133 amasted program.. It IS completely a Mtn -
Song 'election, all beautifully ar-ranged. range. In the pop line and Dar-
speciels, with Frank Sinatra, ConnieReines, end the Pied Pima.. all doing alovely, up to par job.
4.3.11-41 or lb., bailed Into going to AlanHolmes, stepping out of the ass /Mellon.Charlie Platter handles the marerhythmic ditties, with electric guitaristRonnie Snyder making the throat ba-iling and leadtag the novelty mispettons,Carlyle, Holmes, and Planer rurther blendvoter. in harmony as the Three Btu*Note..
Band b one-nighting In tile Easternterritory, and returns to New York'sHotel Edison after the fird of the year.
Owzdeftlorr.
Don Coleburn(Reviewed et Rica'. Bathroom.
Lincoln. Neb.)CIOLE13117RN attempta nut the gamut.
from Pretty good music to lowdowncorn. The dance crowd has but to ask.end his library is built to provide. Poeexample, when caught he did a ballad,a rumba, a rag, a swinger, and ancompete ceerimerchl-all M two ads.That lactioataa be goes out of his wayto please, and he does a pretty Ind*Job of pleasing as tar ss the lowerpriced balhooma go.
Not the lead of his properties isMiceli Intone. who make* her singingstand by itself without going Into thelitter* Ohm:tally. OM singers who canget along en their pipes. and stay in tunemale% so many, but Miss Ingalls Is one.Pat Beeman. a fairly handsome lad,COMICS forward for the rude vocals, andhis abode is all right, too.
/restrurnethally, the kick heCtion lethe reeds. ker regular, and tivr whenColebum loins. He plays is good diet.too. IV* rolas> from the 42X443 that hedraws his arrardemonta, which are byPaul Leak. Sectionally. the band silo.rates four chairs to reeds, two to beam,and three to rhythm.
Caleborita mike delivery la good Inthis -up Newth" territory. He luta ashawl which would here done MMUSto a speaking part In Gone With theMind_ Oltylad.
Wally Stoefler(Redicamd ri Oin-Mor Both000m
Kansas City, Mo.)
banda to play here, this crew beof the mod. plemsantly entertain -
L1 ingono of Mom outfits floating around thecountry lust waiting to be dlecortereet 10Its. the dull' to ode% on arid moor COthe height*.
Outfit measurot three brass threeatom, and four rhythm. ILO a tenorband, but definitely different, both inits arrangements slid delivery. 'Thirdcrumpet man Dick Rotords double. on Mickey Meade fiddle and mellow tine. -bone, but this strictly sugar phrasing laokeb with dancers, bringing out balladsand sweet tunes to full flavor.
Mamie Denning. band's vocallet, chirp.in a style somewhere in between NanWynn and Dinah Shore, starring moue-ularly on belled*. Site .1,0 does Monon epee.ls for the hop-cate.
A sod quartet (of Miss Denning andthroe cd the boya, all from the brace ice-tlOn) Stacks up well on novelty ditties,as does nappy forms, sax player. needsurprise of the errs, the, Is ginning.Eddie Sieger, who plays In a style likeFred Wartng's Lea Paul and who canreally get off on a number. His. solosfeatured GIULIA, often, gathered the catsaround the stand.
Moeller is good looking and males agenial, capable stick waver, Lock,
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McConnell, Local 77 Candidate,Advances Unique Co -Op PurchasePlan To Up Musician Employment
PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 30. --Charles J.MoCouswil, musk contractor for theWarner Itrotlionn thootons here and can-didate tar the prodooncy of the PhIlls-delphio enuncians' union. has turned kdoplatform Into a plan whereby the pur-chnalng poner of the moodelana wouldbe consolidated into a. co-operation boy -trig unit In coder to Meremo employ-ment- Pointing to the fact that lowthan One out of five local moan -torn aroenspeoyoti. AMCMIVell med.'-It is a knownlace that tyre maintop rostlag for a moreequitable share In tbo profit. of Indio-
Onnmonly called wages, la not witha great deal Of boatnity, and In ..antetome, force."
Ifewereo he lidded that's Memo. theninsigetne Le not boaluess man andIn a highly competitive world he hassteadily loot ground, Ma standard of itv-ing stainking until. In Omperotton, he Isbreed to abandon his lifetime protosolorogut," says MeContoolL "that mine mu -
When abort to buy es is ownManua% with money to spend, La emotedand woloomod. Ln any market, It. La atmstemieneent that AO mower bow much the11211.011100 may produce, one eltal week -neat of that machine le that 1t dependsulster the monomer to atoorb fa pro-ds:14=mi, or It becomes wens."
He points out that. with 2.700 mom -bare In the local union, with that, f000l-ilea repro:sone-Mg a purchming paver ofabout 10.000 people. "If this power woreto be directly inthioneo9 to buy fromCertain firma or boatinon home:n it wouldaboorb quit. a lot at machine proem -thaw" It Would then be poentlett. lieadded, to oppeoach manufacturers owlt duo with oornrarolttlee to roll with tosound sod tosiod 201.011 to deal with themusician.
Than, ohm McConnell. "We could offerto stiontotee the purchme of arty net.amount of their eomanorltraes. nerd withthe discount* Mon acquired we woolddivide wtth local members on. a basisthat would suaranote the whoplerableses Into commodity a outestonttaltikcount from the regular selling riarko..Ind Mao guarantee the moistenn seekingitasploymorti the work he node, that.enotwy coming from the other port ofills fame discount."
The following la a concrete exampleOf bow the ektexaneil co-opernthe buy-ing plan to create 10040 onthloYmentleollitt work: "Representattvoo of our or-ganizanoo (Loco.] 771 would apnoea:ehany of the otrlom Wollner. houaeo withthe proomal that we. the members ofLocal 7, (or a isubstantlat portion ofthem), were willing to buy exontsivaly11010 them if they 'Mead give us it WO -Wont fur quantity porthesias. and apple'hall of that dlecount for a p$nying aMt number of 1111.03eloumo to wirertle0their product on a regular ecennumeclel
Tbue such concerns. wouldCori the Montt Of normal radio acIve.r-tants at no extra coot to them for mu -
with the added feature trust weeould gum -wino to such common a blab, -factory quantity of Dm -charm before theprogram Is even played, In exchange fortheir sporuombles of an air program,Where the mualgtorse engaged would se -Ogle. the regular prevailing union male
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JOHNNY MESSNERAND HIS ORCHESTRA
Shirked forPARAMOUNT PICTURES
Dir.: Musk Corp. of Amenca
for commercial mein broodeaming. Theother halt of the dtwount would bepamod eat to the individual purchaserfor hie on -operation, onalanng him tobuy the sumo ocronint of moreboorinefor much low money than the retailpeke.
"StatiatIcs show the tremendous noon-ctal appeal thin method .4 approachwould have tar any Large vendor. 13uP-Poled we take moil as an exempla. Polio-delpbla has many hone coal operator.who at one time or onottor have deemedit advisable to advertise their broth ontee air thru the medium of orehostras.The prim of °oat average. about 510 aton. Local 77 hoo 2.700 romnbers, rep -remelting about 2.000 hymn using coal(allowing for family dopticotion ofMune, the foot that some Live in *pert-mont houses, or toe oth etc. Supposeeach home oonaumos about 10 hem ofCOM annually.
'Translated into waits of purchanngpower, Local 77 thou it. me bear wouldthus be consuming at ]Oast .209.000worth of coat annually. Diem -Storey onoahows n vendor of coal, to get this Mad-ness, would pay 20 per soot commis-sion- Mut would amount to 140.000 016-count: -
Under the McConnell plan. MO00%route be passed on to the membershipby a saving of it per ton to ovary pur-e/toter. Moreover. the Local benefit. Inemployment became, by agreement, thebalance of the demount, 120.000. wouldbe .pent by the vendor in entP/efingrotes:clone to advertiae his product. How-ever. McConnell <septa:no& the agreerneutwith time vendor can be tailed eo that,Mote -rot of using the Mammal attainableof radio broad:Ode, "Local "r7 'CAD di-rect the use Of ltdo discount to coot*Its man erobsedy for basrds and poodblea symphony orobortra to perform inparks and concert
At least 12.000/0:0 Ls spent annually bythe Imat musicians In corninOditiot op.pitcolde to this co-operative buying plan,seconding to 34CConvoll. And, flooredOft a 20 per cent average 002111111.300.that would mean the musicians couldowe 11200,000 in ellemointa he midIttooto emoting a like Mr-olleit of employmentat union wage scales. It Os figured that.once. the plan would require a large ad-rotabstrotive Mos, the raider mullet.**could be gainfully eMineerni in thisscheme as Linesmen.
141,007121711 Peas already gone Mei thelegal inspects of the plan, reputedly withseveral judges of the United States DO-Mot- Court, elnui principal lepol <Dif-ficulty Involved to nigh a plan: he said,"so the poteibtlity that such en a...ela-tion might be a combination in restraintof trade. either at common law or by*Mute." Howe *Y. he mid, since theproportion of the industry or boatmenaffected by such a co-operatteo buyingcombination would ho small, Local wi-nes,* COSUIlder It only as an "Incidental"restraint of trade, which i not illegalat common Imo only "undue" re-trainOf trod* being oomatieled Illegal today.
"The most that can be *gni." McCon-nell added. "La that ouch an agreomentshould be carerully drawn no that thecourts caanot seine upon some technicaldefect as an excuse for friostrattn,o thepurpose of the plan." In pprrem aantlng 'neeplan to the membership. MrConnell sold:"If a plea named that could being anAtlantic Refining radio account andother accounts of that nature to Minn-delphta, and If it could open *few moretheatens. and If it could creel* a arm -phony arched -no and, lit addition, tone-nt tilinetly the Mince MildieldiTY and deltnitely raise our standard of thing. wouldyou any texts plan woo worth Weimar'
711Tackley Music PublishingRouse Formed in Detroit
DETVOIT. No,. 9Q-A TIVW music pub-lotang home has been formed hero, theliforeney Music Publishing Company,Partners are Junto Ashley. croakier, andO. P. Womack., roOrtionotremOren Mb -ley as president of the United ItudoOperators.' Amociation. ,onid BuckleyEndo= distributor for Michigan, while,,.meek, a songwriter, was formerlypoblieher undo Ian own mind,.
First two rename win be Old Path -toned Doom Hell and Jost a rear. Dore,latter dIrdwated to the tolledlip for it no-rVICO. Orcheethstionsare by Paul Weiticlo
Billy for BeadyTT WAfl only a two-day stand for Hotly
Doody At the Indiana Theater, Wean-Lngtort. Lad- bill the spotlight wasplanted on the norearo for many day'before and after the redo because ofthe doings of explonation-mir.ded RolHolboror, manager of the home. Inadvance. the theater tied In with thelocal newspaper for * contest, Ion -titslocal girls to audition few single -performance appomonees with the or-chestra during the eonagotnent. Youngworoon were requested to register at. thenewspaper for the auditions to take placethe night bettor* bundy's opening. Morethe rnmatra selected the four beet eat -tries for his four shows at the Indiana_Additionalwines foe the gala were lea -w et puree. to the house.
Rather, Kalberer meek a tromp witha local diary to pay for photos of thebond leader in exchange 107 copy men -Mon on the photo backs_ winch ono in-cluded the tine -up of a local high-orlicenfootball *Mae taking place the Saturdaybefore the bond's engagement. Tho fOot-baU plug brought permission for(moving out the photos at the schoolstadium. An Imprint on the photo In-vited the holders to here them auto-ar-oplord by the bandsman on the open-ing night of the date.
Publicity In and out of Ow city wasconsprehithelee and topped with a *Wryplant by the ingenious theater manageron finding that moot of the orchestrawas of draft non Thlo was sold M. thelocal dailies by Toying the boys la theMad regieter locally. landing a front-page mention. and a beck -pogo three-ciOthnon cut and story- Advertising forthe show wan started throe week. Inadvance, with day -ahead ramble. fea-tured by a personal endorsement by Irnal-borer on the drop/4th of the entire show.
Hone l s simple Idea that lack Ward-le., ropeef he Is wooing soot* much w
Coincidence?PlItLADE2JOHA, Nov, J0. --,Alter an
announcement calling otter:Won to anew zones of WM programa titled/ Want a Dfooree, announcer BemiredJobs would hare you bonne thatIt was purely otenCidooM when hefollowed up by playing Hal Xempe.recoollng of / Just Couldn't Yoke If,Baby.
And It was onlinitkerce of osio rot07 another when Joey Emma, bring-ing hit. WCAU bona down to the sta-tion this week to serenade the anddrake, going off to camp, hit up theCoto Porter tune that answer* to thetitle of Get Out of roam.
Tulsa Pit MusicianSquabble Is Settled
TULSA, Oklo. Nov. 30.-Mrst Rotor tBoise Croton, Tutor impresario, and thelocal mu aletens 0111011 witted theircontroversy to mutual satiefaellom overa orinforomo table but refund w revealthe forme, according to both Mrs. Car-son and O. J. Pox, union secretary.Mrs. Carden, who has beaked read show*hero for the peat 25 yours, refuted tonon a union contract requiring her toemploy Mancloby arks of 10 rnerobors forher productions. Union gore her peo-Miree0:0 40 doge Skylark without the useof a bond to the pLt.
Both parties agreed that terms of thesettlement would not be rorttollOol, butwhen asked if the would employ must-sten, this season for her show's, Mr.Carson said no. "Zwrythiatz Irlogsettled to the mutual satiofetion ofboth parties," War said, "and the !o-leo:rational union hos been notified toremove elm. Carson's !Moue from the'do not patronize' list"
Diefenderfer Re -ElectedRnADING, Pa., Nov. 90,-P: auk L.
Deviendertm. %Motor pit emestro andhead of ale WPA natialexe1 projects InSoutheastern Pennsylvania counties, w.1re-elected last week es preddont -of thePool moolciama" orient for his 21sttrocceeelve term Ln that office.
Music ItemsPublishers and People
ART SCrilWARTZ, former general now.alter of MUM,. Walloon. and Remick
in Hollywood. now heeding his Woopulglshisig firm on the Coma, onundersPublictations, welted New York loot weekto option a few tunes. but won't publinithem until the ASCAP-SMI stionalotssettled,
Itobbins Mink bought the 0017:17tglitto Somebody Stoic My Get, originallypubliohool in 10111, Worn Denton & Has-kins, and plans a numbor one reinedfor the nano.
Fred Ponstores Chicago outfit is work -In on its. siowon tulle. What'. Comerw,theaddeir
Raise Pradkln. ex -song plugger for Bo -elusive, to now working for EquitableLife AsollOalloge Company.
rood to planning a campaign for Ibtlatest trick Kenny song. Rose of thoROCkt7.2, K11[100 In collaboration withbrother Charlet rind Mite Wrubel.
band Loader CAN William% and his saxman. Joe Porette. bow written two nomdonee runes, -Look" and -Se Carttlisok.'
. , amid, Anotd, lack Could, andloving Skye .1.7.7 vorirhen a new hero."Nom a bob Polorntot.- BAP publish -Ins. . Lols BerumFut, ei the Paull -Pioneer office, <mtended her labels andoulisereel -11ogavIng In Yea." . gillCallan, of Cotten, had hi. room -.Yhal`sHow It Coes... featured cm MI6's "Sameamcf tortoise. P., gs&rn, width earns himan N.anee varsity of 3100 and the pub-lication al the tune,
Songs and SuchB?a BUNS two comport from the peat
of Flom Weston. tap dancer andher spouse, Cordon Andrew>, PhiladenWars band Warier. 7ltiva re Bugle14'oopte amid .focln, Slop Your Ann',
Eickley Retthuor. the Meek & WigInnen', Guy Wood. Many tonesmitil.have foonloned the title eons Coe WarnerBrothers' The Lan. WICh the Red liMe.
Ronnie flounce and Ellwood Khoury,ono won neat prize. in Radio atm.:4National Song Search CiOntost, hawcollaborated on a new tone. floss GreenWe.. Mg Voting, turned alter the novelby Richard Llewellyn.
Selling the Bandneplonation, Promotion, and Showmanship Icloas
Sy M, H. ORODENKERto Increase 6101071s at Caron.. Club,P aroles, C_ Calling upon goodly Dunn,comedian and emperor:mute< wilt. thebmsd; banns loom songstress, and YOHCr,, tea -lured in Om okof- floor show,be look the flormsemor ..p re a local radiostark. M oroak a catchy iirecuminutostransolorno in 014 loon of an interskow.No platter sued several times weakly onOm radii PlatliMs.
.Premiere
isrzurom mints-rami. to introduce hisnew band down at Bireninglaam.
Ala.. rented the National Guard Arnonefor the night and Invited all the Ira -throttles and sororities at the torrent!colleges In the terntroy to come outand harm a dance on Man. They over-flowed the armory. with acme 4.000school Inds turning out to MVO the newmaestro and his band n listen.
litunt not only made for sonorousapace in the college newspapers but onopaved the way for more cash -on -the -line donor dates at the campuses
A stunt along similar Ithee was pro-moted isevema Ammons nook by Van Levi,.Philadelphia eocLety maestro, to intro -dune his new band. Aiming to baghotel Location. Lens rented the diningMOM of a locnt hotel and threw a par-miere party for bold Managers fromnear and far,
Fan GabeDAYID G. AlAlgei. Wane *gent for
Sammy Kays. again calla attentionto tie growing Importance of fosteringtan clubs to keep Intorno lo the bandalive on 01.07 the country restardlooe Mwhere the band Moen may be tootedThere's no undereatimattag Its valuer tothe eared_ considening that Kapea club*boost a membership of 10.000, for whomAlper edits o morintly Sioinp and swaypaper for puffs about the band and timedoing, of the t ar104.14 fan group..
December 7, 1940 MUSIC The BarbOard 15
AWN.* ere efes *weever asset mane he germate giros,'
AAAA Vic ilatuysesonli HoSalo b.Aitolah._Kant ilsollersO Colorado tiorli.ds.
oAmato. Don; cal loot NYC, ne.aieraintew. Yon, /Mow) NYC, t.Aire.. Niro*, latoet:. legate Sta'Ittye NYC. ne.MINN. Messy: cOotdanut (RATA) Keaton. ne-alearade, Eno: 'La Ylentai Wan Yrooptsce,Aregohl: ehriolohral NYC, op.Apetto11. Al; IIMILnored Atitnote, h.adossorato 94 Rhythm. oPretorl Ben) Ind,
ump011e. no.Ormatedo. rogoP1401 NYC. ne.Maar, Deal. iftecyl NYC. C.arniands, Ons: iPlantaticol lloostoo.Minor. iKeni elontott,Ashman. DION: iraosnanion, NYC, no.mocha rime: tilt. Pauli 8L PAUL h.
BBach. Rtersard: (20th Centecy Yawn) MM.
se.naks..7. .0...11..: !Nihon -Jo girds,, haNt.h.t. 11..01.71 tCrosetene Totem) Treenion.If. J. no.
Melon. Re1phi vDellooOdi DP11.10. b.lanwit, Mb. 4Karry's New Yorke-, Chi. ne.Barrett- HueiheirtItlea CateRniAilanalle Csw,h.yas ry, Welt: 1.1egkerosial NL Lean, IsBasile. Am.; Jmiracnenne, Ina_ 244.:AscaL Charlie: itglaeiest Bwhity. h.techer. Howarth ;DeLocale DoCato b.hereby. ihridendisi eAdelphane Darla,ra-PNordird, Bent tato/antral ow tale Csly,[b.Brewed, Ray: (Norwich!. NYC, h.Renter*. belsowdlion, I Yersiallen I NYC. no.goers, DA; 04111 Ctibi Oteen, Utah, no....WC, Den: Mewed.) NYC, b.recta. AWL: Iletattine Ulm, N. Y.. h.Nknor. ghee: ,Club Conado) Twolen, N. J,
hc.wono, Kiehard, 183etlerl Cierelabd. nTorr.
Itiordm: 1Woldor1.ltatortae NYC. h.Inset. Priddy (CND Neunade ACAIRio CRY.
no_Bowman. Charters: Metall NYC. re.mod& Keay: arearado) Atian(le City, IL.orapiley, With edultinera)1 NYC. h.Wendt, addlt: (George WeaningMO Jackson-
villa, P11. h.aranderynne. Nat: 1Woldort-eistools.1 NYC, b.anomie. Ace; tthrter4 Thneteri tronsillbs.
end.. 44; Magoon Clobi Carnal, Ile. 10:Moyle! Palace neltrowne CaaLsna It: =I-ns& ebb.!.' c..c.co. .7seluociellle I7;legice
Clubo Champagne 14.ArOwer,_ Jai, rthe Lido) Elm Fraortmo, tee -Yemen. Rover: eChth (aortal Cormarea or. zee-inteno. Anthony: (Latin Croorteel Iloctoft, On.Harsh Howard: ra,reodhee Zeldystanr. 1'., Ia.nun. Kddle: Ilharrtaree) NYC, rte.Byrne. Sobers: titordecche New agleam, h.
CCaballero, Carmen: 41a erel NYC. no.Canadian. Nome: tafaduvrea Demesne, Ham.
need, Ind_ h.Cainer011, Mott; 10106-denee Casper. Wyo_, h.Cameron. Coot tatar.wee,ei hdosonion.
Alta. b.Ceolpo, Earle (Fm eway Yacht Club) NYC. onCorey, Fernando.; 1Pagoeheol NYC. 1".Carihitba, lee:. 'Latinoartere Bconni, tie.candle, Joe: OJIminy
_QNeUrst NYC, or.
['Arisen, Bill: l031 Rengyl WIC.. tintinta.. b.
Clanton. Ihdck, (Wm. m.o.) CM, b.Corroll. Ire; iiinapery's 1100adway Bari NYC.
C.Cartoon, Ceuta: thiecheoenter) Bar..... no.Coto dr the Fiddle: eFite11111 lone Ihronagoken.
N. J_ mi.Connally, Fenno; 1Copeoekethei NYC, ne.Candle.. Tta: (Cleiragoaral Chi. AChspenari.J.Wk; iWashLogerneo In &moped* h.Chains, Day: Melody Milli 01,1. te,Mark. Lowey, 111.4.0a41111aci Detroit, ri.Clone, Buddy: 'Park Central) NYC, A.Coe, Jay: Illloaratmeel CM. b.Colemsn. Brea; eChns Yoneel Chi, no.CAMEL& Joe: erdwardel Atileeetesetaten. N. Y., ILConned, Lew- itetroben'at glad o& ye.Veritrerea. Manual: ,Comancera Cannel CM.
rm.Cordoba. Lola.: (re.muta blend) NYC. no.Coaselika Charles: tTunes hoomet NYC. h.Cromerell, Chauncey: Crwheilsr) Ntreringban.
Aki., b.ev , Bob: (Mark Hooklbei Sao Tronelseo2LCro . Ted; ITTe Twee Mame, ne.Ca Herbert: (La Martinique' NYC, Be.Dune, tt: (hdgewater 11.aeht Cial, b.
Desoto% Nick:D(fete Bruns', NYC. De.Nome d. onagee ecebornol Urn) Slogan N. J..
re.Din4n46. eau Mar Dart 1=1 Fleatiancalne.
N..L. no.Darlea Mlle: 41... ;these NYC, Pe.Dada Jihenoy:1Lahe etierrnitOsifarce. Ceitf.;h.Dern. albak 0.1 IcereenteD CM. C.Dome gtoteadgn theashbadt heat& eaDeer. heeds: Merry Gardens; Chi. b.Damon, hill: /Cal 11 Fiddle, Ctocinnettl, or.Day. Bobby: rAreardtel NYC, b..De La Rom. Oscar: 1 Havam-Maeriat nneCot.DeLanna, Eddie: CEI Renclbol Chinese, I'S.. ne_Dage. 30111y
11:ttran Clan.) Darien. 0.. Is
hreleln_ ./. IL'Atirtlentberme. Taal: WWII Lake; Bat
itleCreek. 56Th.
Maim. Inerneye Wadden* Imentationel) At-lantic CRY no-
Damen. Dom 119 Memseest NYC. no.Darla., Met: chnek0T110je I N.tteheirgh_ no.DOnlbsee, Al: eteneadero, Henderson. Ky. let.Dorsey, Jimmy: ekreadmbneokt Ceder Orme.
N. J- Lie.bannetond, Jack: ItOrkeet'al Plelerellar, Conn
re.Deatin. Eddy: Orraletort-Ashearat NYC, K.Deka. hies- ITetwiteel sirinirighatee, h.Dirt_has, horaty Mamba, Neudesermat Balt
Lake city, h.hears tor. DUD: hlehnelberg I Joskome.
Her, .405; ramed Palm. M me, ne.MUI_ti.on. Dam: (Windaore Broca, N. Y..17 Lt, Nomn: Mlanon) Chi_ b.1111,. Jar:lQueen Utatyt NYC. r,.cgel, Credit: terra.Howls Albany. N. Y/note, Val: 'Cop Rowel NYC. nonote & oils NorteNnen: tOmehnohni NYC. M.Mwutrrt The: rBook-Cagellee, Darren, h.
2.3. hobby: 'Cotton club, ne.
Orchestra routesTRADE
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PolGotrinp tech KNOW appears a symbol. Fell to the deing-roottow cetreorpondinp to /hr 1peithen1 eaten add resting orgon[cartons or 1nd it klinlie heed_A BOR EVI ATIOHS r a-musliterken; 11-11 a Woo c -safe;eb-cabaret; cc -country club; It -hotel; ed.-music hall;Pc -night <Ink: p-atrtusrment park; re -road house; re -restaurant; e-shoushoti 1.--eitether.
Panne, Teddy: 01011W JoYal bantarapolla. no.Familant. tOarened Wagon, Eariet-
rani Pa, re.hsaler. reed: er earned. Yacht 01041 NYC, no.ray, Pen: hosnageoneyt tipper Darby, Po., eh.Yew. IRIAN: Hat) Chl, a.Peoverie, Prod: 4Brosenelli Chester. Pa_ C.heson. Charlet: eLyetet Noserectraet, Conn_ C.gedler, Lew; Malabo Rayner -1 New Orleans, PP.risen... An: itioh beledeeti Chi, no.Plahm. Mork: .1100) Cbt,oaFultea, Predate: alglats Pelm Careens) SDI.
woubm. naFisk, ;Mollie; 'Mack le 42.51.1 lane CoPosi-
ble. Md., or -Flare. Doislar televoy Plant NYC, b.711040, Xmll: tParmiteet Chi. b.Fontana, holios: ,Ves/lon1 Phas. h.Yorker, Alice: threapnits5 Trrotom N. J.. 0.
Chuck; imam -m.0 Las nada.. 11.Freed. Clerk iTa.rici. fn. Pmal asPrime_ Mrokey: eremite:op, Newport, Hy.. co.Pullm. Welter iOrtend Terrace, CM. sae.Funk, Larry: (Mink. Bole Omaha, r.o.
Oro,_Prank: hanniewicies) Tuokahne.
Y ro.Dailleted, latorop'st Praia- 0,Oran.. Chrlsre tesairgton costae, Phila. no.rnalsev. Jam; ,Crf.hourn, cow.. 1.Omparre Pierhtat h.+mom, atillon: /Pm & Ifamal.51 nostoo.01.4110. Harry Wenn.) Triton. N. J.. re-atestoeh, Chef: 1Joyleadt Lealoateen, XY, P.0111. Brearearc Won. 141111 naginat!, Web.,ghee- HL NYC. me.glarefan.1. Pon; ton& Cedar law Brookhaven.cord... Way: Merle) Phila. C.
CrayJohnny. dEttntotti NYC. K., hob: eaaroy Resat NYC. b.aitn: 1Paramoutere ire,. LOran. Hy Maroons, llm&-.116e. N. Y. e,
Orem. LAO: Work Chainao Phila. rtGriffin, .7041K; (Old Palls TaverolGuy, %-ernera tCortgot Philo,
Rate, [legtg0; rPomoos Doorl NYC. no.haltnt. .12enson1 NYC. h.
Jcos. Fred; Iambs., 010111 Army, N. Y.. DeJordan, ITiornai NYC, no.Jaaepti. Jog: 41-Wo VentoeilLtNsee-
LOW'S. no.Juneau. Tenney: inter
Joho07; 4011hen) Clesinnati. h_iratnese. Noel: 0.1ne0ligni Osiclettsi Saginaw.Kane, hie,: 01501elan41 NYC. b.K aroon,
a,Moen. c1=dttendetli Cu-
lanhu vs, h.Konarl, An: 011tentareki Carl. h.Nay Kris: eCei-Oni) liassei NYQ BeRom. Don: tCheremoott Floraeser. cant., h.No7e. Sateeray: (Coerainodonee NYC, h.Keating, Jae; (Apo at Clubs, Reading, Pe., DC.Kelley, WIWI ellrewci Seaton. h.Ktorilk Sowell etleesk Club) NYC. no.Real. Neter: ,New Dobassiri reepielyn,N om, Peter: INew Yorker. NYC. h_Heaney. Roy: 14mM/tont NYC. 11.Kirby. John: lithroC-pernberi NYC,NlYne. Nervey7 4Chateent CM, b.Xinght, !Sob: a/berm NYC. IA.Room. Johnny: 'Clearly CM, e.wobble.. Nana ellagoland tholoeville,nerseb, Jobehoy: eDove Meyer's, ParclaN.J..no.Kemal, Call; INassena =warwater,
plc. no.Krupa. Ceow: 4Zio2a1e1 0.0.10.11.7.0. Deck. tAslori NYC, ILKnave, Jock; .Nrhetlek. hatband Troy,
N. Y., h.
LeBow. Paddy tChtle Royale., Demolt,Lake Study: (Maytorre Laming. shah. no.Lamb, Dread: Mainland Inn) Juckaah, Web.,
pp.Lan, Eddie: illoneret nrordelyte, h.Lamy.. Lou- /White, NYC. te,La hie. Nally: il[ayo' Show Plate, Phil., no.!snort., Jon (Cid Rosemount NYC, re.Laura Zinn, ;Sandia) Phi) b.1.amion 1001.: (Contineolai Antacideny,
IX.Leer. &reel- 'Heidelberg,/ Prate, he.
Nemo, Edda: ,Ratabore Ireton' NYC. De.Leckie. Are' eltudy-s Catel Trenton. N. J., na.[re, Rohm. tante et Reeteskelleet Phila, M.Laniard. thene: !Youth DexPen) Inxbreter,
N. Y b.
Orchestra Routes must be received at the Cincinnatilater than Friday to insure publication.
offices not
'Alpine Boom) CU!, ne.Itaibouri_ einacepe Casino), Nouth Lang-
horne Pa_ b.Hardy. nob; 1Cm0 Manateal Boston, no.Fiaeprr. Den; fanny, Orange. Tex.. ne.liayrs, Joe: .fltreeta of fr.'!" Phll.. nnay., 111114 'Oren Door Cater raw, no.Neat, Nam. tante.' Tremors.P.HelmlIng. %Pity: 114.14140iaani ariddistern.biesgricks. George; fehiblic Inn) Weise,
0500. "0.Nemen, laytean: 'Bartley) Phil,., IL11111, normye erMsol Philo. e.
relek: 11.1.0e-Na) 701511 0.10111, Tiny: iDenalresero) Mouneetn Yaw, N. J.
De.Noontime:I_ leverett; Mahal Denten. ILHolmes. 31Rl.01 layeet Unrefraty, %Cm. b.Roo, Hal; wane lame, NYC, h.Nom, Menle: (Parrakiat BetteolDe. N. J., xNorton
Clot.: 401101 Tavern -I nehemetarly.N. Y., ha
Nelsen, Dean: Mem Cordanal Mnotek, N. Y..Noge, Vklor- Matto Rettesketter) lale, nnlinitobsrl Ono: tOrt'al rotten. e.1Ineedyel,Ray: iltepitanton Wheel) MorPhrs-
bore. no.Bottom, IP* Iltyreettn, 87.8441 -Mt.
bif..strV..ouneno.ntoMea. Thee eittneVo) Caner et.
Irwin Andy: (wasted) NYC. be.I Shrty: 1CherehLt Torero) Patemergle,Drop Vetedic (Parodleal Phda, 0.
Jamie. Nervy easete-takei Cad. C.Janis. Ray (Belre's Inn) Trenton. N. J., ne.Saran. Z.Idle: (DI Pirelti'ar Mae .
Johnson, Buddy 1709 NYC. heManion. sang: tOonarteer Cinneet NYC. ILJohnson, Johnny. allorMost NYC. hJobnacin. Wally: deoltoca. Bowe) Coeinchers.
Ky.. no,Jobtiont, Duke: 077.0'1 Lob Co -042,1 Pument-
ride to. ,t4 no.Jones, tsha..! NYC. J.
(wowordi ihrlawit Cloyien. O., h.tester Earle: (COlonlot, giriftegeoet, 1.1. h.Lorani.Vri: ihnsoedere ItlMeta Mine Tavern) Trenton. N.
Jerzy: ;Monett:leer) IfiTinera.ea.
Lonsteirdo. Om: 4Romerrl(a NYC, It_Loodlonl, Rey ilfighstowne theitterme. N. 3..Lap., rInceste olteer_oeti Albany. Is,. Y.. b.Lucas., Clyde: /1Ien Fran/darn Mlle. h.Lyman- Abe: Weer Yorke. NYC b.L Sam: 11Comb S elotiast no.Lyyra%nn. Remm lei Conga) twiteHollyel wood, an
EleCcer..otigh, Jo/In: 11101 -No Tavern) ADany.N. Y. et.
McGee. hammy: (61. Dempe) rewahlso, h.141 -01 -one. Doan Ireerabler-Waltinki Columbia.
_ 11,3.k0AJr.th. ralome Club) Pale, eraMc7fa3 .Amboy; riveueinstesi Boston, Is-Matendles: /ChM Cube) NYC. no..Medritts. ITraymeme Atlantio CRY. fa-ato&tguera, Enrig: ratatler) Detroit. h.Mallory, An: iNeelamtel Edda LAJA Cite. h.blairreck. Malty- landesAusetor het Chi. h.ItandeIla. Yrantr tarreandeol NYC. ne-Item 3011100: hlee's Caoloot
nal . naManor, Nancy: itteer Rows 1L.131 Chi. re.Marnel. Den: 1011 CATJeatier Peoria. Ili.. no-Iraphanarea Jobe: elce Centetil Carr, be.Marlowe Tone: eletentmen's Cate Madrid]
Ilatteles,lttarsobe_ Joe: elliclenew 'Mani NYC. no.Harm. Low; Neon Q E6 30'1) NYC, no.Martin, itichin, Mania's) NYC. e.Monte. needed: hlernetnel Atlantic City. as
midi Minh likegramoil Annoy. IL Y..adseteri, Mastic OWN Century Taetin)
rhui, a.Maolers. Freak*, M.11) NYC, 11-Msthey, inentam tRuatten Kreethreal NYC.
re.11..eer.. Jerk: Ill.v.r.redMoe) Decreet, A,140nra. eleattoem liolato Praha h.1.11110r, Oran: heardetyleenia) NYC, h.
Bands en Tour1.=Advance Dates
13013 CHibi. Mirhig.us Thratiir.Deorntber 6 week.
JAN NAYYTTi HIppottoorne ,utter,Beltimore ThWerelber 12 week:afe-Lrespolltan 'Theater, Providenta.25 errok_
JIMMIE LUNC171.041D- Keith Thantor.Waren. Ilroantrer 3245; MetrolociltoUTheater, Providence, P.- I., 243-22: Rerwio-
donee Coalno, New York. 24.LAWNICNC-Ir Wf2-IC: Modernistic EMU -
roans. Clinton. 1... Dec 16: Huh Boll -room Estrintelm, P1.. 17: AnditortIon,Mehl/met. 111. 16; /teatime Ballroom. LaCreme. W14.. 10: Mnmeinto Temple, Free-port, 111.. 20: Rink Ballroom_ Watikeictri,
ss: Trianon Fintitoons, Chicago_ 2.3.rlldrtuLte-
1410152-, L Isch-s) Tremor,, ICJ -hr.
MINN, Ha104111 !Abrahams, Lincoln) Reading.*1; New Yorker) ChL
74101, Ma: tense Gambol NYC. no,Moratt. Delve: 101beamt Clnelnnota. b.re/aconite: (Colony, Chl, no.rdonevo. Vaughn: erlritnewir_hl Lagers h.Heard. Como, !Albany .Arms) &thin. City,e.Nome, Out -Deacon'. 404d VItonai CLa-
anneal. re.Martel.. Norm: tr.ot Deng.) NYC. em -Morgan, Raw; OK_ Yronenet ran Irrantiseee, b.?dueler-. limey: Man, NYC, h.Munro, Bal,. Mawr laser. Itinneepolitt.o.Murphy..sy. red. [ibisti 1 teolItterray, Cltastlin (Moe Parts) NYC. ne.
NNottette, man*: latetrY Hubbard Inn) ass,rn.K. J., to.Nava, Mary: ilteteln Club) 111111 no.Netoon. e: NYC. 1-Neweresn, Robyaferonat: 'Rae Caen:ono efactort, h.Iceboat. Midi*: icasitee Modernai tea. le.Noelsen, Paul. (ore Nana, Manernld. O., 111.Noble. Leighton: iWallera Penes, Plaaburgh.h.Noble. Rey; /Painter 1104111 chi, h.1014004 Doke: J Massent mr) nraeing. Pa..
h.Norwrekl. Viladynlaw; (A.1.211 NYC, 10.
0Ogee. hillieresO Toledo. b.Comes, Phil. eTiceaderrei Nellywood. CUM.
he,aleran, Vol" hia, 14astiolviei NYC. no.011,00, Ted: I.Carroll'al. rusk no.Opp.. Harman; tliMona.0 raw Albany. N. Y.,Chtto. CwOrge: emery Hesston, Tel. h.04.00. Hon: !Gnat Clabbasi Coral OelaWa.
Fla.. or.&Amy: 10eq. nOtigSI NYC. no.
Orlohdo, Lem Mgr. Poen. Che. he_Ostererne, Tanf risntosel Newport. Ky.. .00.Osborne. Welli elald MI4.1, Flint. Mien,. 12
ration/mot lam Arbor 4-0. t.Orendo. Menuel; tIvutorm Ptirobarget,
Foto. MIlebaell (Poem Broth) Detroit. e.,Polo*, Penna.; ebleOato Club 101 Phil., De.Palerm0. Witham: .Le blorcuier NYC. re.Palm/whet. Sado: Crlocadevo) Wietate. Nat.
no.ronottiter tVemegttes, NYC. ne...clot a.-ainaban.) NYC, ne.Parker, Path: luaneera rwei Anomay, 1..
zee.Parka. natal.; crunore Bern) NYC. no.Parlor, Tony (1..tnottoi NYC. h,Patrick. leeozy: Calera ClUbe 11., ne.Taltrisark he: I lioleersity Dine Albany.
N. Y., no_Pas& Toasty: 101mon'olt CIA re.Pedro. Don: (4651 Chit not.Poi!. Rerbie; teltaleat Roane New Cambs. ne.Maws Milo; Warner Noma) Chi, S.rata, Kunio: .the,oy-Y0A41Prager, ed.. Mushy: [eta -Mori Nom. Cny,
Ma., hePreston, Jimmie: ibroongivol Chaster, h..Peale,. Came: Wow Nentranse Albany, N.Y.. h.
(wane]. heck. tOalosiernYee Chi. Pr.Clointano. Don; tia Ch100) 11.10%
irla. Mc.
lianos. Ramon:m?
h.&lauderuars, (Chalr.o c se&ad. gable: -Dante! alhae0, N. Y.,
no.11,47.rrea. Cast: rtaeoiles, Minmayolls,Rasa_ Anhor: thelroom. Plena) NYC. h.Rearlsk, [Image: 4lloo(n4 Clean Poen Spring%n. op.Reienn.an. Jog,. Mayas Non.) NYC, h.Itensedo, Jammer: inereaolles) Nonoti, 150.Keen, Serail aloes .tl-y) Dell041. 1.Reynolds. Howayeet 4Pabambo"411 Palle, eb.Itirardel, Joe: (Peso Plo FTC. IX.RIch. llotny- (Marty Dueett New Crirensehe.RIO/ area Jimmie: infreery Cleadyt Ashman. h.Rico, 11,401,5:Mork ceniod, arro, h_Albano. ng. ;Catered Nage. Sart NYC. C.Mire, Vincent: (Widussi Phil., h.lime-nis, ,Oland.. Oel.oite. b.,Roberts_ Chick: Mally.110-Tavern)
N. Y., as.Nen-ats. told; Onagleatoreee Wadwood, N.J......Rodrigo, Nem; 'Yemen. lis,4411 NYC.nGMoans, 'eddy: telehrmenvi. ithweakee, h.Rohde, %art: tildInstrutta Hostas. Mklteenaorn ,Cate Benno) NYC. r.c.Nam heintair tielck.s.Nooke Trenton, N.A..ne,Roth. &MN "Menem. Cm, or.Rowley. Illanwpoei Nan heencheo. h.RAW, Warner 101110-s1 Rooneele, Minh., le_
Bacha, Oblernarr. thekole3: Chalet ninninglehea,MC.
(ttasanaMadriell NYC, ne.!Lamer., nee: 'Crab belhat COL ra.nattedero, Itol; ten_ Rap, NYC. InSounder* Chaste.: tChab Protico)
N. Y.. eaBehabon, racomen ('lb* Yeah Ch1,Elehroedev. Cone; (TM Pirate. nrn NYC, w-hoa& Raymond; 011arkhawk. 47.3, ec.Beam Wan: inas.oloo) tcaohitagioo. D. C..
1-11.Neeraz, Henry,acerryi ei. Paul, henamed. Terry: itarar Kellum -et Many.rammal. Lea: elemen Park Cert.), Yolene.Mbar Jerk: illexuandLe New Cerritos: b.dineerin. Pot: rbeergreto Canteen rads. ne.Ittimmen. Itagene dims Lamed eat Lake
City as,.Miry. Lorry:: ,Andralcoadoel NYC. h.eensie, Noted: /Dammed Norsotheet NYC. no,B r. Wilson: initiated Tavern) Albany.
N. Y., no.&MM. Joe: "Ds ROO NYC. he-Smit4 hart; ttolnelcor *saute Illmemoy
ro.Son ath Wes.: nireeT, N801.011. warmed rose elate ingenopeol.
O pMy.ntaUrNe.: 4110111en Lane Latrobe, Pa..8,41.11, enema: warn bland Casino) NOW
froefeelle. N. Y.. re,Earor. Pout- New orthere) Y brio b,Statdey.
'Mabee.Chirp .eat De-
tre,: ye_letrarter Ted: latent* Carlo) NYC. ha.Settee, On,: (The Ihrtseiri Sortinelt. Pb.
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16 The ifilibemcd LEGITLMATE December 7, 1940Ceritheefed by EUGENE BURR - Commersicassons to 1564 Broadway. Now Yeek Cory
First Sunday Shows BetterMonday Receipts, Look OK
In addition, grosses of shows playing on Monday riseon an average of 10 per rent because of lowered corn-petition-"Horse Fever" tries Sunday matineesNEW Yott15, Nov. 30.--81ndaY shown opentied on tanner eystent whereby
seine of the productions hold Sabbath perrerineeens and sneers continue Withweekday schedule*, offered encouraging evidence that the innovation will helplegit Inedritero. reports James P Reilly. executive secretary of the League of NewYork Theaters, after tallying ettendence at yirtnIticttoins whiOli mn-ttripated in thefirst experiment Lust Sundny and Monday i'24 and 231. Eight shown are scheduledfee the Iniessie totrwerrow /ft, with one ea erimenttinc with a late matinee curteinas well 114 an evening Pertertrtsence. andreduced box -omen genTD.
Ten periercriance of legit shims enSunday at weekday juices became areality on Broadway far the first newsisben the tiwtriberablp or Actors' EquityAlsisOclatiOn nailer this month agreedto remove the datible-smy apeollIcatienfee a yearn experiment. tip to thispoint the picture houses and IS hap-pened on tOe had the Sunday market tothemathrn. Neither the -films nor thelee ballet at the Center Theater repottedless or bustiviel to the legit newcomer..
Par the Wet nineorted experiment onSunday three.. eight (nut of 191 produc-Deem pins two with theatrical baleencanneclierm joined In. Box-effice top was63.30, because none of the *4.40 inuelattapartitipated. Latter group said thin ad.'niece sale. for Monday and 'Tuesdaynights were too great to warrant ',Melt-ing. The musical tine find little da-rk-tate attineting Cur/tomer. for MondayMOM, end m ere net lnelined to changetheir mindule.
Yellowing bueltices re rulte for Sundaynight hare been reported: HelIzapopptlit,a ernout, with gromes hitting *4.000,tehleh represents an increase of *595ever the werlens Mothemy; Georpe Weth-Inotort Wept litre. with benefit of atheater party, drew 111.370, selneh ex-ceeded nkeiday or Tuesday /Warm ManWho COMM Co Mane, drew 41,360. bada Weeny sellout, and groteed about *100more than Its Monday 'figure: TobeeenRoad, which sea the tint to Jump on theSunday bandwagon and gave a perform.ante es anon all permitted November 10.sold out at 111,10 top to gthea *843: Sena-refe Roomy greased 4000. winch weeabseil $400 better than last Moiellaylebiathlon: Johnny Belinda enjoyed -bet-ter than a usual Monday'- Matthew Bev-erly UiTh. bad a alleht Improvement,Both kele4 Lady and Charnen Avant heldbenefit periespriancee tar the Actor.'Prinal of Amedea and Static. Relief Fund,reepectively. All noted quick seliceatain theoper mats.
Then on Monday night. With sevenlaying on. tentnne sunong the 12 re-it/mining shows revealed en average In -creme el 10 per cent in attendance. Theteswienes1 aingualition enabled borne pre.ductians to enjoy na high as and per centIncrease- Among five ,bode PanamaKettle, Lettisfeee Purcellese, Charlie'sAunt. )told On To Tour Hats, and Bensmad Mae Toorfacr-oromoi tousled 417.-000. Average Monday night jzroas for thegroup bad been $10,000. Small variationto attributed to the musical hits, whichare mons or terra constant milloute.
Listed ter tomorrow are Mind Alley,Charlie's Aunt, firlitepoppirt. Johnny Re -Mule, Tobacco Read. Separate Room*,elefeling, and horse Amer. ?Torte Federwill had 3 pm. matinee et St top. witha *2 top for the menthe performance.
Reacttan Tenni Ix:edema of local presen-tation housee indicated that even theco:Mena/non house. wenn/mot the Sun-day legit preposttion, Berry Kalebeim,elf Pariontemt, declared. "The more pea -pile downtown, the more people Will tarn*to atiowe.- Jeaste Kayo. Ot the Roxy,explained that presentations may evengain by the new set-up. Legi1 thews onnendlay may glue Broadway another BM-uthey night, be opened, adding that Com.Die -aeon houres may get the overflew ofLegit ontetterue as ..Con is the lowerpriced main are rend out. Pointed outthat Sunday shows in Chicago hare ex-isted tre wars with no -visible dihadven-tage to the ether forren of entertainment,
"Pygmalion" in ChiCHICAGO, Nov, 30.-Pyinnelfan, second
of the Theater Otilld and AmericanTheater Society aeries, opened at theSelwyn Tneater Monday for a two-weekengagement. Third of the melee, RuthGordon to Here Today, opt= Dredialber O.
Louisville GrossesWell in Black
LOUISVILLE, Eye Nov_ 30.-WilliamKoko Camp, inenager of the lilresonalAuditorium. Is well plemed with Martensthis felt So far it is around 15 per centover this same time in 1939. end. withthe December bookings, the onneekpeinte for a grand Simian for 1040.
Gertrude Le-e-renee In Skylark pleyedmatthre and night November 13 tolargo and well -pleased audiences. Rath -artful Hepburn in The PhiladelphiaStory stayed two nigher' and linemenwith top at $3.30 and excellent businesa
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at alt performances.Booked for December 3 are Alfred
Lout and Lynn Ponta/um In There Shallac ."Co Night. On Innernthw4 8. Burs*present. Ballet Marne de hones Cerro,Om -ember 13 and 14 have The Man WhoCome to thinner with Cliftese Webb.December leghas The Time of Tour Lite.
The Conambla Theater has booked veryfew attraction this mason. BeginningNovember 21. for three nights andmatinee, the hogs* offered Mornings etSeem with Erne Shannon.. Donald /Wien.end ether Merin Advance mIce tentesteda sellout.
FROM OUT FRONT
The Downfall of DirectionSy EUGENE BURR
AMONG the wells and bleats and gutty signs that Isere greeted the centeirveof the current orison almost all angles at production have been
musicale and revivals;anthem have been blamed he the appalling tenrelty of prodecesible new vinyl;actors, as. usu.!, have been blamed not only for their own mistake's but for thoseof everynne else nortnerioll with the production; box.osnec men ban, been blamedfar not making theatergoing a mom enticing occupation.
But in ten general jeremiad. one Important factor has been °recipe:kW- Nobrie. as tar an I knew. has yet blamed the Wrectoes. This is an menston thathereby rectified.
pure dens lot yams now. have been practiaany taken for granted by criticsend public dike. Their general standard of cereprience has In MI truth been ex-cellent; occasional spectacular croppers were recorded On when Max Reinhardt*Caged The tteonOl Rued and turned a gentle. moving.. atmpla Mory at n race intoa mammoth apringbeand for hi. own ten or when Mieheet throken brought titsStudio Theater to town and demonstreted rimming in -rattans of unfortunate nee-phytte.). But far the moat part a high prottenional level was maintained. 'studdedby oceselonal peaks and topped by the mainetnce-nt height4 of Margaret WebeteraShakespearean etegings_
Veen when on eniestenal dirOelur did go wrong-as toot example In the pro-duction of Stanley Toning's finely poetic Robin Lonelier-the critics blithely blamedeverything upon the playwright. They nezer even. thought of the director.
BT this aeasen. what there ha of it, all that has eaddenly changed. What thereet-on can be tens corner has no Wee. But the unfortunate fact remains that
a large percentage of our painfully few inediactleits have received singing that WWIoften Unto than adequate and scoreetlenes downright brutal. And the blame redsnot only Upon the Inn exprlienood stagers but tune upon some Of the hithertofinest directorial talent on the Stem.
An usual. Of Kan -Mt. the revieweel have blamed Orel -Sour' else for the directors'mietakte-the long-eutlering actor., the ataketes, the produltOts, and even tee acts.But that doesn't change the facts.
It began et the very Mart of the season, when Reginald Prithern. known ea aplaywright rather than a director, staged Jupiter Loughs and made A. J, Croninnpuppet's a. usilwilembie es was humanly possible.. It continued with varieue opaland dawn, and reached another peak when Eimer Rion staged Mexnell Anderson'sJourney to Jerusalem. Mr. litre is another -who Is better known f' -setter" In bothmeow of the enrol) as A playwright-whieb may powsibly Indicate that the troublewith direction le that our dramatists won't May put in their proper Meld.
It. goes. beyond that, however, with conoedles bearing the brunt. The stagingOf the recent rusts of thowasussmers fidens-One, was about summer theaters and1411 or so were about treneratiatittlly ttetdred1.1Se. And the offendingdIJOCIAta nedlUdItel a couple of Broadway's beat,
The sodden brink le extremely difeetnt to tmderatand. It naturally doesn'tindicate the downfall of direction in general; it has been made up of a mans ofunfortunate coine.dencta that have been pretty painful to actors and curtomeraalike. The customers only Paid nut their money; the netorn In meet eases tookthe blame.
ONTHE Other head, there have been name outstanding eaaaliples eawellerit/armJim during the brief spatter of play production that we oupbereiritcelly
cell the current fiCt.5011. flowerer. we're. ungratefully grown used to that. Tenhardly headline news any mare when Margaret Webster. ;or example. does bril-liant PO* like Me ono she has nintritnned to Teeeffth Right. Nor does it seemworld-riaggertne when so astute and aerisittee a 'director Ns Joaliva iI.$au catchestine very essence of a tlicw-worn farce like Charley". Aunt nod so tunes It with thetrenilern Splint that the insult le trent, atsurteng, and trainee/lonely entertaining.Nor are we particularly aurpristed when Worthington Miner take. the winterededvantagess of meth a script es Suzanne and the Sfd-ers and so molds them thatthe final Impression is given by the bent in the play. Teethes than by the worst.
Thru years of generally competent direction we've come to expect such things.unusually fine the they may be. Ina when Antoinette Perry and Otto L. Prelnittfretand such as %boy fell down that we begin to take notion of what's happening.
Maybe nothing's happening rafter an. Perhaps the next 20 shewa producedwill all Mast superlathro tinging; quite possibly they will. Anyhow. let's hope ea.
Montreal BizStarts Boom
MONT-ORAL. Nov. 30.-After a *tum-bling start. with its first abow floppingto a meager grow of szsoo forfora week'sstay. identreana legit 'season ronwareduntil It 1 now predicted this wilt bkone at the best in yearn
Only one legit twine Ills Maim:Lyn(1.000 siesta), Is operating, as has bethtion cane for etveral years. PLY< Of fOrettgebane been presented since Opening night.September 9. It Is telt the box officewould do better if the house were notlett in d.arkness so freceierotty. Thetown mum get used to plitygoing again_end more frequent booking la Wale tom.side:red.
The weak gateway was The SChool forScandal, Ethel Berrymore a t a r r 1 n g,&mind feint 50 tents to 111-30- °colnotices didn't help, Beat returns todate came when ifelthrpoppirs stayed aweek to do 1413-000. Septa tor this weresealed from 75 cents to 4.3.
Other grosses toe the season so tofollow: Antemsn Crocus (50 terns to enFrancis Lederer and good notices couldnot bang the second offering of theseason to better than $ten> ter /Me Week.
Tonight at 8,10 450 tenni to *LSO.Three from NOM Cowersin erietnel group,Fumed Oak, Red Peppers, and handsAcross the Sea. Grew $5,000 In a week,
Pin, and fierdlea (SO crate to 111.3411.The ILOW1I, which le large here, es thelawn Is the totietry'a etorinng center.nought out the house the first nightand swelled the weriea total Apartfrom this break, the 'eaten began to picktip anyway. mud gross for do seven dayswas e0.500.
Equity Points to SS TaxNEW YORK. Nov. 30.-As an additional
protection for lta members. Actene PalelyA...elation will hereafter Inner: In 1.1.Atnedone eantreeta Clauses atten-tion of manager* to their respenstlelnyfor payment of the &mid Security midllosecisployment Insure/see taxes. Legaldepartment called to managers-the advantage of paying State abligatleitsIn preference to paying the federal tax,the nIternetIve, Heretofore many man -moms pied the federal tax end thenwere subject to pressmen for State VARV1.-Mende when actors ',applied for benefits-
15APIDIVIrrTWATORE
ReviewPercentages
(Wired below arc the deririons ofdreenitic critics on the nine- Awaeraimetropontee ddeles concerning theBroadtrag Moire of the week, In figuringpercentages, "'To opinion" teeter arecounted one-half -yes" and ant -half"no" rather than bring thrown our antoe/ether. TAO uwent glee a show Wilenine "'She opinion- rotes SO per centrather Clan zoo. At the end Of eachmonth of the !KNOn the aliens and theirpereentapes milt be listed, toprrher witha reaunto of hot* they fared at the hereffien in an effort to determine 110101154,01 the entice) reeeption affects thefinancial return. and how CIOIery thecattle* agree trith the daemon of Met,readers.)
"Norse Fesee"-6%YES: None.NO: Anderson (Journal -American),
Proven Lenkridge (Sun), Whipple(World -Telegram). Watts (Herald -Trip -WA.), mantis (Neit). Atkinson (rlincir).Kinnenbereer (TM).
NO OPINION: Coleman (Mirror).
"The Corn Is Green" -100%Brown (Post), Lockridge (Sun).
Whipple ( World -Telegre ni) , Anderson(Joao rnornA mericers), Mantle (Nowt).Wlrtehetl (Mirror). Atkinson (Times),Watts finersild-lernemrsen KronenbereirTP.14)_
NO: Nene.NO OPINION: None.
" Rodgers g"-1 VT.YES: Brown (Pori).NO: Athismen !Then). Wane (Herald,
rrIltoroc). Coleman (Minto), Kronen.bargee (PAIL Anderson (Jourrial-Amen-eon), Whipple inVerienTetegromj, Loch -ridge (Sun).
NO 0E112110N: Mantle (Neuss).
peernibr.r 7, 19,11) LEGITLMATE The HiInward 17
NATION ALi.vrating Tuesday evening. Nomeloar 36. 1440
THE CORN IS GREENenv by Endyn WOrrarrn. storing HMI assv-rare. Directed tray Herman Starnbri Settingdesigned by Howard gm. built W WatiemKellen and minted by Center Studios. Cos-ta:nes designed by tome Stheinga, andexecuted by Eaves Costume Co. aed WaimeaLighting by WU Wednee. Press. agents.Ronan Mosey and Ted Goldsmith. napereameo, Estnetd heeHugh. Assistant mawmanage.. Marna Psesersed by HomesSimeon,
ld`o Ontranuy pre.%sem Reeterryinset Morris.
GroomTna SuireMq. Wetlytens Wet ty
Mottatgebbert ReebetchHorgan fvwnOrin 'ThomasIsla Owenwtt Hoare.
Rhys WilliamsMildred iheemicGrades S. PuedeCenoseth HughesGeom. Ilissidale
Edmond greenReadied Iwo
shims. SeleneEthel genneeme
Thema LyonsRichard WaringKeene), Cie+.Maeltt O'Duel
Towage, Manta,Save Crawley
BOYS. GIRLS. AND PARENTS: lulu gene.Amelia Romero, betty Corribear. Rosalind Car.to, Hann Hermann. lessee Meinese*Y. Mendps, Gaels', Wiliness, Tammy Dix,
ACT I --Scone 1: An Afternoon In lies.Some 2: A Night in Aurae Six Weeks Larry.ACT 11 --Scene 1: An Eery Everett In August,Tee Vara Later. Scene 2i A Mornmg S, ele-yrober. Three Manta La, ACT III-AnAlserreon In Fury. Seven Monrsd% Laeo.
The Action of the Ploy Takes P.C. in the1.n.ng Mons of a 'acme In Clermore. a Smallicing* Ina Remote Welsh Ctrantrylrele. Therna h the Latter Parr of the Last Century.and *ten a Period of These Yearn
Somewhere In en adjoineng conemnwell Had (heaven and the make-upnen willing) a plaint Meneerolng thestate of Memnon In the Broadway thea-ter this mouton. Margaret it, Sincethe thee It was written Only In theweek lt hew been canceled out, by Her.min glnindlnn productlon (Tuesday atthe National) Cif The Corn la Orrin, theEmini William play that had ss sue-rs -dui London rim In them bygone daysw hen London theaters were 'still open.The producer directed it himself-andthe Job he did more than makes up Iceall the directorla ilubdublarry eutteredAt other hand.. Fee Mr. !Thiamin:, oneof the greatest of thing directors amy-ncw, has till. time done one of his finestjam-a piece of istagIng that brluescontinuity and effect to A sprawlingplay, Unit takes a long series at difficult.welles and bathes them Its the whit*Debt -of truth and human um:Meet/4nd.Mg, that brings out many outstandingprrforenences, and Is packed not onlywith, tenderness and miraculous Insightbut alto with magnIfleent thearnaleffect.
Mid Mr. Shurnitnn superlative direc-tion It by no nseana all that the pro -elution boasts-tar it also marks theHammed retina of the PITS% Lady ofthe /Stage, otherwlee known as gthelBartyroom. Ws hardly news any moreto say that Mts. Harryeneee I. superb.Litt thecae no other way of putting it,Nor untenatehed mastery Is so great thatosch time you see her It comes as afresh and breath -Caching surpeler_were all howling bravos at her egain/sit night, but that seems only it meagerreeempeaue for her performance.
And there were other perforinaneee tomatch, from Rlehard Waring, ThelmaSchnee, and many of the others-Iasimore of that later.
As for the -play Itself. made toHem a great deal better than it reallyIs. even tho It has definite assets of la.own. Its maenad. plot 15 a stereotype.dealing with an energetic splatter ofIB90 who starts a free school for thechildren of Welsh miners, meets diffi-culties from the local Pooh -Balls and,T.h1Tes the tinge to continue only whenthe TIM* astute an unit -malty brilliantlad who has already been warped Intothe patent of the mines_ She takeshim been einterraneen darkness andteethes hire --so anceeerrully that shefeat the tan enter him In comment:anex an Oxford Scholarship. In followingher elm the win. ever the local asstlireand prat -Many dedicatee her Me_
But, Inevitably. there I. the growingend ruttleh daughter of her house-keeper, and when the lad revolts at eon -Bunt scholastic drudgery arid god offOn a bender the adolescent Delilah so -duns him. Also snallably, she succumb.CO en acute cam of coming Child.Whereat the school mistrem bundleshe. oft, pays her bills, and develops anew human Interest In her own maleSalsas's. real/glee that hitherto her In-terest in him has been primarily selfish.He wine the scholarship and simul-taneously Herne about Ms child-and:eels be has to ruin his chances by
New Plays on ProadwayReviewed by Eugene Eurr
marrying the slut who Li Its. molar:,But in a magnificent acne the &cheatmistrat convioceet him that hie reelduty la to the world. She adepts thechild herself and says good.by to thebay forever, feeling it will be better Ifho never seen the youngster,
It's all old hat. as you can ere, andIt Wan sided by Mr, Williams' tentativeand unsteady telling. which switches thepoint ot Interest oonsianHy, vacillate.wildly in Intellectual viewpoint. l an-noyingly careless orer ouch nuchsonealdetails as turning on expected letterinto a received tartrate and mons:royallyanthem Intelligence to stage effect, a.in the Madness of the school nthals-easnever teeing her protege again, an anglethat Ls Mermen -13 but, logically, rathersilly.
On the other hand. Mr. Williams doesmenage to throw a cloak of sparklingand sometime* lin-alone humor over theplace; he presides rich end intercedingWelsh background; he Arcata the moreobvious cliches of his stereotyped plot,end from time to time he goes off onintellectual and psycholosted Tangentsthat are brilliant, illumlinMer. and Cencalamity profound. 'This corner iswilling to forgive all hie mIstekee be-cause of his final five minutes-a splen-did attack on .doing the night' thingwhich peceess has ruIned so many nate-Ilona or young hives-a splendid enuncta-lion of the true "light," which Ls to putaccidental repo:enact ton In its properplace and protest the life that 15 mostvaluable to the world at large. Thereetc economics 1n moral. as well es Incommerce, feet that le cerefullyIgnored by moat of the vtorld's-moraliele."
In any ease, whatever elsortoomingsthe play has are finely concealed st theKatona.] by ellse Harrymere, Mr. Mann-lin, and the supporting cast. Aa thelittle hussy. Thelma Schnee whets anarnaning performance. carrying the girlfrom thileihned thru adoloseenee to dis-reputable womenheod. showing snaringindieht Into all the phanea and con-stantly achieving powerful stage ertenIt is a part loaded with diffccult andunbelievable scenes, but ?Lire Be.bneemiraculously modem them nil ring withunderstanding and truth. And RichardWaring is similarly excellent as the boy.Oone are his grart-spotlight attitudesof The Man Who EtRed llnedle. his tubsome self-cenietieuthem of Brfght Reba.Instead. he offer. a tight, right. fInelysubdued, and brilliantly motivated per-formance In another extraerennarily def.ficult role. And the miner parts allthine with acting Inglilance, :halls to'Shyer William:Us Eden:MA Bevan. RosalindIran., Mildred Dththook. thirensin Hughes,Ellyn. Crawley. and almoat everyone elseInvolved.
HUDSONBeemning Weensereday Evening. Nov. 27, 1940
FLEDGLINGA eta by Eleanor Carrell Chilton and Philip
Lewla edamerf friar "nohow the Fories. enovel by Demo Carron Chirten. Directed byhielnrich Schninfor. Setting deemed byRfehard Whorl. costrucied by Martin Ternes,and painted by Entree B. beaks PressWet. Hsi Dairrecre. Stage retinsem.Crudes Haden. Presented by Deis Chatlleel.
Gave lectors Norm ChastenAndrea Linton fredenek Bradlee!Whoa Lioness ShdeLra WeldHugh Linton Ranch. Mergeslain Ferbes Winer GoySteno Snack Leta MeterKenneth Breda trim loysrd,Ilartheitimew Kure kmMho Harwils Margaret agreedRichard Tom Powers
The Living Room es ihe lontm House w Con.neonate
ACT I --Scene I: December 24: Afternoon.Scene 2: The Frye -rigJune. ACT it-LateAfternoon. Four Days Later. ACT 11t-TheFen:awing Septereimr, Late Berms.
Fledgling, the drama that Otis Chat-fleld-Taybar brought to the Hudson The-ater Wednesday night. le a play aboutliberated thinker. that seems to have beenwritten by an author firmly enmeshedIn the bonds of no -called mile:ion, Thewriter in question me gitertee Carroll Chil-ton. who put her *they fires In the form ofa novel salted Felinity the Fateitre, end thenSneed forces with Mnhp Lewis to treaderIt to Use stage Where it Mill remains Anovel). Site ltaa eactently read enough
tarta. tnaze.t. tree thought to presentInlay the outward 'wording of its Inner13gion but her free -thinking characters,whenever they face a enses. react In a waypmethile only to thaw fundamentallywarped by training in the murk -Mapped"onerals- of formalised religion. As aresult, her play. which 11 ma:titian,: ensof thought rather than mnon, sevens afantastic and ridicule:ea affair. par-ticularly In Ite last .Cl.
Tile tale ls of Hugh Lantern a writerwho ha. devoted his life to tette-ging lightto the dark places created by the mufflingbonds of rellificue codes. and who Maststhat each man must Ism feces squarelyand guide his own We: and of his ettlitgli-ter, Berbera, who *dorm him and hesbeen brought up on his thertha Thereis also a eon, ill-defined In the play. andthe irate rind mother. Oren,. who att.-tadpa At Catholic but has supported Hugh%Idea. thru all the years of their manage.
Tragedy corms Man Grace falls victimto en Inntrabie parelyels that will growprogressively worse. panniers affecting hetbran before it puts merciful Anger* uponher heart. Berbera Is appalled, but man-age. to look fact. In the tote-and eau. -Wines to do so when ate nada that herfather has bees carrying an an affair withhis feminine publisher. Hugh himself.tho he sincerely lama his wire. !Koren* otTto see the publisher when Orate mks fora priest and It la remand that she has re-tapotheed her old faith the year before,going back on all the Intellectual tenets(the only Impeetant tenets) of their lifetogether. Barbara. famed Insanity foe hermother, fearing her heartbreak thruHughb action, pute meretrul poison lntnlGrace'. medicine,
Mod then Barbara, the straightsereelng,honest girl. In made by the malice to suc-cumb to terrible remorse. end to feel !hetsince she knows that she bee done rightand still Is tormented by It there mud bea. tense of sin and a Clod who, inflicts Itupon mankind. And when she takes herauthor -made problem to her father. thatposelonate Intellectual Ls actually hotel -nod. and mineral to glee her comfort.Barbera Ls also horrtfled at the relettonabetween her father and the publisher.even rho she learns that they constitutean abiding. IS -year -old affection that hasnever touched the bOnd between Graceand Rath All of the reactione. of bothfather and daughter, ate grotesque andridiculous. The people the author ha.built wouldn't-and couldn't-hare re-acted ln such ways. The reactiane couldbe only the outcome of the muddy flowof self -betraying and intellect -denyingfaith.. -
In the end Bertram cOnarelts lencide.no leis: but by that time the hum hasbeen done and It doesn't much matter.The play, remaintng Insietently a novelon the stage. haa elected to stand or fallby Hahne of thought nether than Its lineOf tenon; and the line of thought Mebecome a series of tangled spirals leadingto complete bandity.
With such. badly WU:grated characters,the players maturely hays a very difficulttime of It: and they are seldom aided byHethrich ffehnitelers workaday. unimagi-native, and roma/nee inadequate dine-Mom- Ilawever. Ralph Moreno returningfrom flints. does do a generally fine lob eaHugh-quiet, human, and penateelve, thesometime* lacking the necessary force andobelesuly at sea when the author beginschanging the fundamemtels of the Char-acter, ?need with an wren tougher ea -*tenement Sylvia Weld, an Barba --a, Martawith a bit of sett-oressedueriesa butbuckles down to do beautiful weak in themiddle sections: then, in the last act. sheis forced by the anther to share Mr. Mar-gate* confusion, Tho AM Is allowed bythe directrw to read so deliberately thatshe at= becomes monotorione, her Anehimertty still doer its hest to straightenthe character -tangle inherited from theauthor.
lcom Powers contributes outelemilttgwork es an Incidental priest. his bent yobof recent essaans: Lora Baxter bringe lineand Sincere effect to the publisher, andyoung Frederick Bradlee I. excellent In
the badly Maned role of Habana. Mother.Mehra Chambers and Walter Coy are atbest adequate as Orate and a suitor ofBarbara: Min* the burlesqued char-atterlisatema offer:eel by John Moyeradtand Margaret Clifford in a couple of M-omenta. rare are obviously The fault ofthe threctoe rather than of the players.
MAisiSFI ELDBe:ginned Saturday Everm, Noverreter 23, 1940
HORSE FEVERA farce by Eugene Conrad. Lec_sod ReehiCerbe
Lapp?. by. Milton there. Settings newellet by Lora Ku,nel and car...fractal
by Moen Timm Press aremt. S. jay Karat -man. trap manager, Sekke &wave As -Sean tine MarlatIttt. Cacege V- Doll. Pre-sented by Ales Vega].
Mra Oran Zenner Curse'dr a Lady
Frank DrumMil Peso Sae& Seem,Ioe Harimel MadsenIanei ludy ParrishHoratro Dnen Arthur /Weil
Ens StoneClancy CoderMr".Vton Neil Mame
Labor Day Green SabbyHowie
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Monte Feuer, whiten Alex Yokel broughtto the Mansfield Theater last Saturdayright (complete with bora), te one ofthose madcap, :any farces that have teH ick like a flint camera abutter frees thefirst curtain, or else slither along on U.Sw eary read to The warehouse. EugeneConrad and Esc and Ruby Gabel. theauthor* did their part pretty well, de-spite a need for greater plot co-ordinationand stronger punch lines: but Horse Pam,amine tits leas, doesn't seem much like Afilm camera shutter. And that, for thenum part, is dun to the work of Its fea-tured player, inns Stone.
Young Mr. Stone (he'll probably becalled young until lie's at least Ml 1K oilyfeatured In the men but It veer Broad -anyhes wen a determinedly .tarring perform-ance, Mile la it. Whet the play needs le.of Count, prectleally Porten ell-wmh14playing: but young Mr, Stone Stare. withboth a Capital -13- and a vengeance Inthe natural course of things he 15 oldernew-and a good drat atouter too-end hehas lost the disarming naivete that Megarile earlier performances ouch delights._Instead. he hes antenna a slow. dead.heavy readings that kill the effect of bothtines and situations and seem away*about to throw tea other members of thecad, out of etride. It's a dun and arnoy-
job--partimsisrly In view of the pee-stlitlithre of the eartpt.
Ith all about Orville, who disrupts hisuncle's household by his inventions andends by sending the aid man to All. Theele became Orville forgot to take out aliquor license for the vodka he put Intothe hamburgers that uncle melte. At al-most this same Lime uncle I. wilted a nicehorse, and Cecelia decides to retrieve thefamily fortunes by vet:mine the BelmontStates with In Tills I. a bat difnesilt be-came the horse. Mao flaw. etas always re-fused to break at the barrier.
So Or -Ills deckles to give It psyche-legtera treatments, which he don, ni betel room to which he and Id* uncialshorse-erary isce-in-lew have takers theanimal to *veld a prams server whowant* to confiscate It_ The home use.
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Atlanta Looks GoodATLANTA, Nov. 20.-Manager W. P.
Winceoff of the Sktanger Theater hotsoxprowa confidence that the Stage emsseen In Atlanta this winter and optingwilt be the beet In leveret gessoes, pro-vided the shows now booked to take therind continue on schedule.
Ile made the statement followint theopening road show engagement 04 theseason. Skylark with Oertrude 'Acetone*.The theater was not sold out, but thebooks were In the black.
Last aemeath :me big mantel. Lose*St fo Me. was not enecereful, but lielizic-poppin ha. been booked In for thisepilog and already people are asking fortickets.
Wineeaff has eight Althea tentativelybooked and la negotiating for einem
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Two Spots FeldTwo recent elating. aro Thlawure Ia-
lend and Brown Derby. Walter Waltl.who managed Tresture lathed, tiled avoluntary pennon in bankruptcy lastweek. Both bends (Nana Rodrigo andleat.ta Cordoba) and all aces have notbeen paid for the last three daps Wahlpthiptned n 15 per cent wttleenerst. Thetererwn Derby was tensed by the Depert-orient or Internal Revenue for failureto pay amusement them totaling 111.-20690, The turnislehigs will be auctionedOtt Wednesday (4) to meet that sum.Operators Al Peistire and Jerry Brooks.Who once had the Famous DOW and theold Yacht Club, are new seed to be InFlee
The competition among the Eant SideWee la now keener than ever. All aortao f aiWths are being used to bang inthe cream at society. 'The most estrinvenOne to to employ society boys, who arepaid 10 per cent of ail Check.s spent bytheir friends.
Monte Peewee COpeneeratia. brings Ina name act (Rage and Heidi) Dundee{31. even Cho spot has been doing wellsince its opening a month ego, ThePero Page, also on the East Side. Isnegotiating wtth Dave Apalton to fol-low Yvonne nourter An feature of Itsshow. Apotlon It featured in Ed Wynn'aBoys and Gleam Tot/ether. Doubling nom show hag been auceetstul at the ClubCuba, where Nick Long Jr. and EuniceMealy have been doubling from Lomat-axe Purchase end NOM On to Your Hats,reappetively. (Mess Healy dropped outWit week due to Ill health.) It Ls alsoworking at the Plus. which employethe Dealamos following their nightly
thirance In the Wynn ontethel. The?Imo. incidentally. dropped the girlshow when the Delfareoe and PaulHeakcat came In.
I-1, Methintease Seeks Nameslei Martinique, which hoe been strtag-
(Meg the, semen. la trying out a name- ti paltry. starting Wednesday 441.
SEND IN YOUR ROUTESRoutes of bands, acts. etude units.
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25-27 Opera PIt to Route Editor.
The lane,Cincinnati. 0. Routes reaching CM-climan not Inter then Peelay will bp -peer In following week's leaue.
Banda and acts playing IndefiniteengegeMents should let us know us40011 N they leave a spot ao that thelelinge can by gaps up to dote.
Society Spots Gain in N. Y.;Pop Price Clubs Seek Names;George White Clul) Opens Dec. 26
NEW YORK. Nev. Ye-Society epees Leo Reisman band comes In for an te-ars for more dominant on the Meal definite eitregeinent. Spot luxe been Ts.-..ene this leason titan cafes catering to decorated and the fernlehinge revampedMamma. Most or the nessonaneen with to slink* It snore suited for a large band.pop -price poLicies have either folded Show will bath Omen Pegg% end Igoror **alma, In a t'ry (remarioue petition. and a return run ed Carlos Itereiren Die-PtLacapal reasons appear to be that the appointing to the spot this seaeon weremoney clew la spending more money the engagements of performers whothan It has in ewers: that etecesedul turned this room into a truccese hetBroadway musicals fferesawa Nome, Bold year. Betty Hutton and Yvette playedOn to Your Hate, Louisiana Pwrehate, return emeriti:talents recently but Mut-BOW and phis Topeatee ffelimpoppine new ire* off.Cabin in the Sky) are rendeng their The Waldorf-Astorite Rote! moved Eddywell-to-do patrons co the fancier hang- Duchin into the intorinel empire Roanout., and that no mealy clever bargain tart week to succeed Kay Kyser. Thelittery (+nth the exception of Billy Rowe formal Sart Room will henceforth beDtec nand Floraeshoe) has invaded the open far dinner only (Mich. Mar con -Midtown area. ttnuing to Nottleh dinner music). A
Most prominent new entry of the year formal poltey for the late erome ded tintdesemed for the middle claw will be turn out ao wen_Otsego White's Gay White Way. opening In the =menthe° all Vote LSI theoil the site of the Iota Cotton Club De. iteighhOthced of (Nene White's OaYcomber W. Bargain prices are promised, White Way are on the alert fee strongwee the epee wee be under management talent to compete with the reel, entrant.of White, whose name le atilt of tense- Leen and Eddie'. will change them%eitionee cm Times Semler_ It will eater Thecentletr 00 and Is current -19 scentingto the typo of patron who bee been for a name ant. The Huivicane is beteg-dropping Into Ilcee's Ifersethoe and Lean III Neat ftetne Vincent December 10e nd metee. seep Fields; band will ee... for another long rim. He was a big suc-e upy the bendelend and the show will be Ca.; hence. and Mario. Hilriletthe man -topped by a name. White did not want tiger, INItiree lie should be again_ Theto reveal the Sinn,es of all the acts, pre. Itninlisew Room has strong tateet ert un-feeling to break the news Peet before hie ill apting, The Beneheornbor has bookedopening date. However. his line of dame- Anclina. La Conga Ls dickering with Titolug and sheweerle Ie all Act. Amor4 arta °Meer. The Hataina-Medrid in buildingawed are Geraldine and ere, who hes, up Rtta Sioniener Into alt attraction.a Contract toe two week, with an option And even the smaller ApACA along 62dfor four. Street are looking over their budgets
to me If something cane be done toettengthen the holiday shows.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Joe Fernandes,owner of the Mon Paris. La leaving forHaven. Thursday (5) to open a Cubanspot eimilar to Me Kew York room. Itv.111 be located on the site or the formerAlmenderee Yacht Club, and as soon asthe ,.,neon in Cuba gets, tinder wayant will be rotated between the twoclubs.
More Split -WeekTours for Bands;Divvy From 1st $
NEW YORK. Nor. t0.-Merry Kalelteloo.Paramount booker, bee routed the GeneTempe end Cab Calloway arks on a aertsiset split -week entrees thru the Midwest.Many of thew lueueth play unit nod Druidattractions when svalteble tithe this ter-ritory.
Krupa II set for SpringlIeld. Ill.. De-cember 15 and 16; Decatur, III. Decem-ber 18; Aurora. It.. December 19, andPearls. It., December 20 and 21. Hefollows at the Lyric. Indlanepolle, for afull week, starting December 24.
Calloway ,term at the Newman. Ken-itra City. Mo.. Decernber 23, foe fourdare. The list ahow which played hereerne the Bob Hope unit toe one day. Afull week at the Orpheum, Omaha. Neb..follows, Deertether 27. Next atop .111 beWaterloo. la, Januery 5. for three dam:Detweepert, Ia., four dere torting how-ary 7, The elide -tee trek will Wind upat the State -Lake, Chicago. January 24,a full week.
Most of these dates. ae la the customIn one-night theeter nand., earl for weper cent from the first dollar. Week-end Maes call for a enervate* around11-750.
Push New Calif. LawsSAN PNANCTSCO. Nee. 92.-Ameribly-
man Nrrient 0. height says he will timea measure that would ethos all hem Inthe State from 2 lam. to 1 pm.
Ile add he eases planned an amend-ment which would permit night elutatto remain open until e rem- providedthey obtained en additional lleamese at020 a year.
31entplils Spot ReopensMEMPHIS. Tenn_ Nov. 30.-The Meth
Century Room of the Chit-1step. remodeledand to be reemined. reepeeted Feeley 1221,La./melee Levy Is hotel reanathr Thespot has hem clotted since September.Will open with Eddy Rogers and ork.with Irene Jana as mallet.
Blue!LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 30.-Blue-
nose censorship hes come to the Hew -geese Room Of the Brown Hotel in theinuegnas Slate. Too blue toe themanagement was Strypele Roselle,censored from the current Matthewalter her opening pertormance.
eltrypele Is a teniefoot puppet peeler,:ear of Walton and O'Rourke's So-pliaticated Marionettes, now pleyingthe moot. 'The puppeteer** offer tocut her bump string- corer herwooden anatomy with a net brassiere,and ploy her in btu* light still metmeth thumb, down from CheaterLarch. booker of the spot.
3 Bands for NewSingapore Sadie,In Hollywood, Fla -
HOLLYWOOD. Isla- Nov. 30.-Anothernight Club will be *readied around De-cember 24 with the opening of Singa-pore Sadlee. Spot la designed to leeklike a blegopeee ode street.
Operators plan to have three bond's.Johnny Pineapple. Original DixtelandFlee. and etamen Carasnea rumba band,Spot will bare a line of eight And a fea-tured burly stripper. Billy Holbrook willdo the Mince direction.
Bedford Davie and John Leonard willoperate the spot. Henri. Ole will bookfrom New York.
Cost Is claimed to be around 8125.000.The site alone is raid to have nett 1177,500.
More Miami SpotsOpen for Season
MIAMI. Nov. 90,-It is expected thatthe middle of Dean-ober vIll fled theMiami and Miami Beach night ctube Inlull retug,
The Paddock is set to reopen December15. The Cerrenteel opened Narembee 27.
The Esquire ha. onion -eel Ks cepeettyend is dickering for the cowgirls In theBieck Benny Hideo Aeons plc.
The Rhumba Casino will Cho openDecember IS. Reutieles well open a res-taurant on the site of the ClubContinental.
3 lifiand Beaelt AgentsMIAMI BEACH, Pia., Nor. 20.-Plrest
agent to operate here with full-fledgedMUM and oval' was Bid White, heed 01'the Southern Theatrical agency. Whitewan advised at the time thu,t lege° wasno Mild for loced booking here. illsagency recently expanded and to doingexpellent business. Two more now havebeen added. Florida Theatrical agency.headed by Aileen Mercedes, teenier en-tertainer. and Beverly CarrX we:Wt.Me.. Carr wee formerly producer forMineky leer shows.
DenserSpot Does WellDENVER. Nov. 50.-Businera at the
Casanova Room of the Palace Inettl.which reopened October 19 atter haringbeen dark there bat December, le aheadOf last year. ateording to Henry Nelson..maitre de of the hotel" Howard Mc -enemy and orchestra are featured Thurs-day to Saturday. end double in theMayfair Room for luncheon daily and fordinner on 'Tuesday and Wednesday. TheCasanova mats 225.
Band for Madrid. DetroitDETROIT. Nov. 20. --Cale elledriti. for-
merly the Old Merirtd. opened Thursday(71 with a bend policy, Spot ass toe-riserly a better clam reetatuant. but usedno imago except an orteutenel plated.New policy bring' In Art llannere 10 -piece °rehears. booked thru the MikePalk office. Jean Shatlee Is eththiLet.No 11001thow planned at present.
Abe and Pappy in HoustonHOUSTON. Tex.. Nov. 30.-Alie and
Poppy have Invaded the local night clubfield after eeleceeeful Club at Dallas.Opening was 'Thursday (71 with an en -Negro rerun of nw acv. White floor -shows hive been the vogue here mildnow, Man Purcell and hie 13 -pieceswing band provide Ireton tuirrelealon la80 emu, except Saturday (44 cents).
Todd To LaunchClii Club Christmas;Plans N. Y. Shows
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Mike Todd. Old.r000 -Now York producer, wilt opennew club hero on Chet -stmt.*. night. Thenew nitery, Michael Todd's Theater Canewill try to magnetise) the low and meddleIncome groups.
Located on the site od the old Rain.bow Gardens. TUdUI Club will hate aBeating capacity of 3.600 and will clumee,a gets of SO emu, with low-priced dettikeand dinners freers six btts to et. WatsonBarrett. designer of Todd's New Orleansspectacle at the New York Worth'. Pelf,is In Cell preparing to go to work on thenew elle.
Two arks will be 'Med. along with antour and a halt show twice nighty,Neeotistlem are under way to sign BenBernie for the nest show. Set for thetint bill Is the Saterse Show, whichplayed to profitabte loudness at Todd'sClay New Orleans at the fair. Productionwill be remained and new prinelpaisadded, among them °Limey Roes Lee. A.Robin*, the Three Pitch -men, and Willis,West. end McOttity. Sammy Lambert.the club's producer. Is lining up Meleetied chow girls.
Bill Doll will handle the publicity InNew York, while Howard Mayer Millshoulder the local end.
Foe Broadway consumption, Todd We*metal productions In mind. Peet in meder cone, a revival of Me Man FreestCeintl, which flopped some three imamego, and a awing see -Monet The Drunkard.
Ingalls Is StillBeverly Hills Agent;Niggemeyer Staging
NEWPORT. Ky.. Nov. 30.-Mlies, In-galls win continue to book the BeverlyHilts Country Club In conjunction withPrank Seance. Cleveland booker. Thespot elm sold trot week to the syndicateowning the Ohio Villa. Cleveland. for asuns reported to be around 4200030.benne* le booker for the Ohio Ville.
Peter Schmidt and his eon. Glenntomes owners of the spot. Will Onntinneto manage.
New thew boogied them to go in De-cember 6 for two weeks ham Hal Lerer.Jacks* Bailee Toy and Wing, and JoeArena. Ted Florae, will follow De-cember 20.
Mr. and Mr* Charley thegenaerta, for-merly with Panchen ex Marco and Befa-llen ee Kate, will produce the themet the Beverly Hine. replacing TrudyMcGee. who has gone to Pternie.
Name talent Mull narree band* will becontinued there.
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The Beachcomber, New Yorkree.1 Panel: Dance end show bead;
Latin band: f Martha:re at $. 12, cad 2.J10,11nrelnellt Monte Pinner. operator:Mr. and Mrs. Chino, hart,: Jack Dia.woad, pubaltiry. Priem: Dinner promet.50: drink* from 50 cents.
Spot II back to regular floorahowa ottera brief sprit with John Kirby's hind andsong fete from the bandstand by Meatne,Sullivan (Mrs. Jambs).
Current layout has three acts. Amide,nextean ringer. is coming In tine weekto feriae* one of the two minters on theMIL
Shrew is Infilmnal and antes -Mile. An -retie, chanteum. open* with a couple ofapenash numbers, delivered to Mawtempo and low voice_ Impressive aridtitling for thrall room..
l'iainc end Peed Berry, Iwo very you'dpeople and exceedingly good dancer,.execute their routines ante, ease endimam, Surprising that the team in notbetter known than it Is, for their workcan otatranly compete with nowt of theleading daneera around here They meadA refreshing eppearatice and do besutituldam. Ma, and tallith all whippedsmoothly into marely balanced routtriere.
Glaris Sankt. yOung coloratura, closes.The kid Ls very talented totally and asman at she Mm. up to par In dress gadshowmanship will be capable of hittingthe top. Offers both acme-apersate andmericiard soimbere_
Ernie Hold, society band leader,enamer the *bow but in a very perfume.tory manner. HIS imbue is soottarm i in.etrumentatton Includes lour sae, threerbythen, and the nasestroa MalletCharon Is Ain *romid for the rumbamauler. and the Inter the hotir themote Weald hie seta become.
Si,., Howlyberg.
Lookout House, Covington,Kentucky
T ame paliew Same and deem band;yroorshowe et 0:30 and I a.m. elanagt-numt; Jimmy Brink. manager; GeorgeRehr. patanatle Priem: filmier fromflan; drinks /rows 40 mitts: mitnnmene,1140 Ioorkddlo, 12.50 Saturdays andhead-aW.
Following a week of good businesswith Betio Sakti', Intruder Brink con-tinues his -Parade of Mere" with NickLoma, guitar -strUrecning troubadour.chit hen already been banded a week'sholdover.
Carreat layout Is wrapped in a neatpiakeee by Donn Arden's bestiteials Am-ite -0i Models 45) who, despite two newmembers and a mthigneen of rthemeal.scored In their nom' wank fashion tri1110 of nove1 routines In attractive mead.Labe.
PoLlowing the Arden Lookers in theopening were Milt:thee and Maurice,youthful and handsomely garbed Wai-mea:Imo who reguitered handily withpale of original reentlitee with opine andtwine They returned later for a scurfdance. sr, interpretive number with aseek :Miele.
Del Became, handling armee In ableautilem. takes this spat for hit rturgimattn-n, Fantasy in Coe -keens. In which hola monied by a shapely brunet looker.Confining his Menem to eight Matt. he'Opens with a Mick card motion, follow.with a chasten*. routine, and wattle uphF producing drinks from the air, In-.:furl/ad A beetle of beer fee hla rnareh-eft, Then In brief, but ernoottay pre-sented and highly entertaining.
Nick Lucas. long a tam In these mule,teed the bell with his solid warbling andguitar work. Starting with FerryboatSorearide, lie follows with Trod,, Windt,Dip -Toe nom the Tanpa, and afeirbe.Caned back, ha offered Street& in theRate; That Great Artnestears Mime, apetriotie ditty without the corn, s.nd%naiad up with Thanks for fit, Memories,Liam worked In him Mead ehownianlyfethion, despite the Alen off -night crowd.
Welly 3ohneen and hie ork. kneelcombo. gave out melt on the dancemetaellee. and played the Show maresMinimally well. Sill &Who
ilarry's New Yorker,Chicago
Talent pilaw Shaw and dance Londerelief band: froorthoca at 9, 11'35, and3 am, Management: Charlie Rapp, man -apse; Dave Braisnerce prodatore; PetalJayne, publicity_ Prices: Dinner Pe,11.25; drinks/ /rein SO ciente; rinitanam.$1,10_
Now shear to headed by Wetly Rey.Jena a local favorite. and Ls one of the
be Many months. Two holdeveraM this reviewer did not care for
Nicht Club 11Pcvictuswham first caught scene 51% weeks agelit was one of those nest Mabee whenMattyeno was narnYUS), ere now doinga wheat Jobs.
Ise Pepper emseee the allow matelyneat Mei. In a solo spot. reseal. neatdancing ability, WILina, Timone andliar Dancing Darlings present two Livelyand entereeMing reettInes., a colorfulcoo-crin and a neatly done militaryDumber.
HMI* Maychell, tali and shapely red-head. pets cave a relek tom dthendroutine with some novelty touches thatget a !many response. Patio Dell. heldover. sells her sephisalcsted songs to theeallefaction of the euetomont, bscDotsasiend Ross, imeklog *ben first local ap-pearance in several days. are it refresh --Maly °ratified tap denting team venomgraceful routines. enlivened with a bitOf comedy. put them over big.
Rose Oorreara and Myra Smiler. new toChicago, are about es clever a comedy,song and dance team as has been seenin these parts. Their burnee i, hilart-+lusty funny. Miss Cordon's Two -GunCatams le wuperb Onmedy, and theFantirsond the Butt mamber and thetambourine dance brought gales atlaughter.Dolly Hey Is making a triumpldiatreturn to night life after a retirementof nearly a year. and does a Job of snow-s -topping proportion.. Aa a teeth singershe ie tinting, She has a varied reper-toire. atieltated whim taught werefiteldsita, Stepping Out With a Memory.DOM of the Inittl. Mme. La Emma. and,by demand. A Sheath" in end ShantyTown. Stepped the flame and Turd tobeg oft,Arne Barnett mid his orchestra playdanceable tunes. and Al Milton and blaboys otter peaming rumba tunes duringintermissions. with Linda Preston doingthe vocals nicely. eat Green,
Bolton Hotel, TropicalRoom, Harrisburg, Pa.
Talent Policy: Dance and show hand:flootratiota al 11 .30 and E leariagenterat:Rom Gregor. manager. Prices. Drinkfrom la matt*: dinners from 90 emits:no carer; rid matinee..
Show opens loath continental derimiproieritatiotut, seasoned with an Blainreel, by the Dentinee, Couple puts on agood act. but hold in reserve fee theiremend appearance of the program TheDance of the naming Daggers, which lafaivelaraing and drew :mole appleuse.
Vocalist Salle Roberta le Mousing withAin't It a Shame About Mame? and aspecial arrangement at Looking for Yes-terdny. As an telecom she dAYA .1"ApteLfalyWell With Poi Stepping Out Willi aMemory Tornigh
Magleinn Harry Shilling gam over well,with his Pet slavered by a continentalcent, /Nation:kg production.. he conjureda gleam full of wino and lighted Mom.rental. A, few rope-eureing tricks andsome mai raminittletloos rotund out hisact,
an,, * Bill Steele baritones macre!Range, which en over caret% IncludingPoitat AnIreattee Way, Tire Dreme* Meteand Night and Day.
Bus Sehriverns oak furnishes music fordancing and thew, EMAY., change weekly.Inenere and ark are permanent.
John Deter.
Kanner -it' Little Rathskeller,Philadelphia
Talent palteef Dame and .0:01c bend;aaorshowe at I1:10 and 3. and Saturdaymatinee at Z. Management: Si, Joe,and Mao proprietors: Joe and MaxEtatleier. marreapear Mark Gray, matt,.d': lamer Peare siege manager; TratyPliflifpo, honker; MtIt Shapiro. itemsagent. Prices: Feed. a la carts; drinksfrom IS center; I'S Geste ivain.4.3ne stork -days. St Fridays; 41.90 Saturdays andhetirtaits: no careen
This basement bane still pecks Omniin. Any eatery op around town 'standtherleh a Saturday night crowd as foundhere on a Monday Mahe.
Show is down to earth-but wny down.thine the Beam; from the fancy belt.mama:airy of Inn Mal Claire Ttanteao tothe tassel dancing of Rally Keith.
Ann Howard Is the comedy enietreas ofceremiacties with An itheerranent of math.weaned In parlor curia Tfait's whatthe throngs demand lime. Moreover, shecan tell am to match the best burly
- menita, Warks hard raid rover tie a lulleat In. also gam nelri A seam of hilart-
sits. lianatestataattatia sand wine Ceara -Matap hooting.
Linda Lief, Meant= looker, tees offwith a neat carioca tap, paving lb. sayfoe Rade Simmons.i farmer coca let WithJeek Tregamlittla band. Cmi adds goodLatins looks to her swingy tingled, pipingto her own awingy pinnailogy ina Old MenDirer, Dark Eyre, Some , of Thine Da,"Girl Man Mom, and 1 Runs: It Mast IleLora bete* they would let her oft.
Ilhe Treenoree fallow with Rrftt ball-room routines. Meaning with lasitai andenat.tint. /dopy -1215p%
Sinclair and. Leroy. two sepia lads,can't melee up heir Mind whetherthey're tap Manama cornice, impersecaMona or musicians. being a habordaeliof everything that made up to verylittle. Only reel lageligitt is the trumpetplaying of Sancltatv (Ideate -ILL Lad playa
potent horn In the style of Borden endthe inevitable Armstrong.
Sally Ranh. burly standard, ainda ItUp. aor exterter and pastern), musclecontrol. making tlie, Metal sipperadatassgo clock and vaunter -clock %nee. Bermthe uppers In a last Rasa for the finish.Staff at seek.
Victor taiga Of) Stall besting out aAtelier brand of rote le for ithow aridds.noe_ M. Orederislosa
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Covonnut Grove, BostonTalent poufce Dance and show bind;
relief band: froortallows at 7.20 end 11:30.Management: Angelo Ltppt, ftemitearterand haaLf Cao,ros Rand. Price.: Dinnerfrom 41.50: drink, /met 40 cants; mini-mum $1.50 weekdays, 52.5.1 Saturdays.
One of the spelgeotheat revues In sometime la presented this weak. Mickey Al-pert's orchestra, DOW In ate 'lath Con.sectitere week. Centirnate to attract thenight club throngs, Alpert, who handler;neon et the booking himself, has puttogether a smart, *many paced showbeaded by Emile Bare*.
Ilatiapared *lightly by laryngitis, Bort*proms_ however, he Is still extremelyCapable. He het a few new number* Inhis repertoire, including a French vet -Man of Oh, Johmag and an imitation ofChevalier doing Floreen own Pont. Vat.*Mine. There 1* little that can be saidabout Boma that bait mot already beensaid. He iOU holds h,a nudiente en-thralled and never fell* to bring chasmthe house with his Wooden Soldiers_
A clever young tap team. Billy andAnne St. OeorgO. *Ines On AW:et withsparkling routines, swiftly Sod beauti-fully executed. One of the most engag-ing teem' seen bete In a long timeThey hero youth, appearance. staiwinsiri-ship, and ability.
lielyee and Elliott Dwight glee outwail a neat device. Clem with a clothes-drepted number. Delve] dancing thefinale in the gown her mother he* builtaround tier. it excites continent.
ZOIATA, capable daneer. Closes the billwith an eetertaining single. One mon-bar. In dytaty OcatUitle and with appro-priate background ma.M. IS outstanding.
Alpert present. the Leigbton Mattis/recto and Meryl. beweetners to his
band. who are unameattonataty the beatslitter town the Hub ban ever developed.Equipped with really giant voices endbarked be grand amazement/a the Oatsdo two tine numbers in the chow.
Alpert's crew tine Nine been a favoritein Borten. and he tont:num to beat methis smooth "Whisperimg Rhythm^ Illsnew singer. Mane; Gay, alt. -std ga far.liar voice. soft end enpenling, is peMle-tilarly well Stilted to the Alpertleasrhythm_
George Rand does a great lob with poe-thictiorte. Mike lInplan,
Hollywood Restaurant,Bridgeport, Conn.
must pinker: Dance end show bond.floorshenta et e, M. and t am. Management: Dilly, rimy,. and Frank riteanalta:Dillyy Feactrierta, manager, estate -ay. nailboo . Priem: lac carw or ntrannarn.eseept Sundays (51); drinks from 25Oast+,
This epee- In Ile fourth year. dime thebale batitieas of any Mast Weary.
Billy Parattella Is on hand to greetall customers malty_ Newby deco-rated. Its subdued ldhleng effects arereally superb.
Stage is taitenaly set with fresh flow-er., Upon which rachestrn IS TrInnnted-AMU. dance floor Is rattier limited, ca-pacity Id spilt Is OM permit*.
The Senator.. a four -piece cembo. doa awi'll Jots, both for dancing and for the
flarethew they put on. Lade workemoothly and aro equally at tame play.ing sweet or Latta tempos, and all doubleon enteral Lustrunienes. Just openedMee atter playing 31 wecka at FarsCabin, West Oranges E. J.
Bob Roberts pilots versatile combo,Which Ltieiadiy Leo aalemetbrene, Rillliertington. and Larry Lloyd. soya arenattily attired and display plentinganima both Inalvidusaly and in quartetmambas*. 'They tang in /mean languidBetween dance numbers they ,troll.playing and ainging requests, Includingpop. chortles& and risque tunes.
anklet Biltierneld, Pepin planieteirein-poser. dors several number. 113
style, hie Cho -notate and Beat lie,Daddy both going over von_
Jarrow rapper Is chef and Mackie Fee -anent. In charge of the large bar. Foodts par exeellenee and ACYVIert very good.
Samuel A. t.eysmoaca
365 Club, San FranciscoTalent polka.: Roof for Mime and
floorshores nt P. 31:30. and 2.Management: .Sumba" GuInfolt; DonSteele, publicity. Priem: Dinner 31:75;drink* from 15 Cents. Show booked bySam Roscy.
Show surfer* a bit thru absence Dt itstermite, Jack Marshall. who is hospital -feed with an eye tines -hob. 'envoy badJettrle Gln. singer, pines -sitting forMaralusil as enseee: the tn.:swots+, CteneGory end P,oberta, and the Six ClaireDemee.,
Opens with the nee Girls, nicely ma -teamed end well remind. Second *potbe taken over by Gill, who does threenurribme, opening with Remember- Vi-enna mid timing with a medial of Wog -ern &MEM. styte is pleoeing. but eilortwar. a bit sertoua.
Wally and Verdyn Stapleton. a good.loosing pas-, eat next Lit a wow. at musi-cal comedy tap Mutatea that staredheavily. ear and away the hit of the
Orchestra gave them capable inapaPhollowed by Oen* Gory in a :melange atlent Britton -Oh viol comedy boarenee,with !Male ferleAln fiddling_ A bit outof place far tutee type of act la itabsets'astepping Out tri a semi-nude dance.liowerer, pair got off to a mad hand.
Show Mores with the Ray DemmeEn a Gat tap number, Joe Mercellinoand oak of rite are in their third yearand handle show and amass tousle 111a satletaatory manner.
Business at capacity when shonecaught. Ea ward Merephy.
Pago Pago Club, New YorkTalent poifese Dance and came band.
rumba retie/ baud; shows at 5:30, 11:30,end 1:30. Ownership manage -me -At: RobMoran and adamant Drake; and At.Maatif end Jack ?Oman, publierity.Price,: $2 tailnanum Saturdays may:dinner from $1.50.
One of the enalvat spots on the EastStile, conforming to the nth degree withthe atmosphere of the South tame itis dimly lighted, email, and eaMteetable.annt puta patrons In a relaxing mned.Part of the main room Ls taken up bya novae Sadie Thompson liar, from whichthe ahoy can be, seen late Melonbecitbere are veteran New York publicitymen, while lantlea Is a forma; ea -Ownerat the Monte Carlo, off Timm Square.They remodeled the old Chia Pemba,
Since 113 opening in :September. Man-na. Iva been mostly good and an im-provement Is Soled weekly. Reston., are
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20 rtlit, Bill&aura NIGHT CLITBS-VAUDEVILLE Derrnalter 7, 1940
toilmthably different floordierws, contin-ued dance mune played softly andcapably, reasonable rakes and an ex-cellent Preach cuisine.
The spot hd been getting Rood societyornwela and Out talent aalected is thetype that ha. lied eeprrieoce entertain-ing upper bracket patrons. 75oeletybends do oleo employed and rumbamatinees de reatures Saturday and Sun-day duarricons. Par those oondlona.Maya and ins Cube= Boys. the reliefband at El Morocco, furnish the music,and Ralph C. DeVIIle, Latin dance In -indictor. le on band for rumba andconga lemons.
One of tiro most pleasant features herele the floorshow. It l. daringly differentand thordy entertaining. A blond lassGyula Gray. with a. talent for oontinuousand amusing chatter, emsees and ono-trkeitea a thee*ly pleasing job. Elbe inIndifferent about the stock methods 011working on * floor and therein Ike hersecret. la a gifted entertainer foe In-formal cafes Billed as a singer. MoO ladaily better em a corneeltenne.
Artred and Conan lo, a pair of charm-ing looking people. dance amootbly andcapably. They diem. to enjoy doing theroutines as much as custearears enjoywittennag them. Their numbers are
commerdal, and, above all. enter -talents. The woman is a winsomebrunette.
Yvonne Bouvier, French meinstredrecently tit Street* 01 /?arts, works in agay, captivating manner. Ellie Is abeautiful girl with a. winning voice andPITIormiltY. Sing' In Preach and Eng-lish, and her entire offering la admirablyContinental.
Johnny Hamer. singer, appears brieflyMiring rite .bow with a couple o/ poptunes. Did Night and :raisin good voles_
JO* Rteddel and his orchestra cameto Wednesday (27! doplecing Miranda.datflt) to play the American dance betsend show made. Fernando Caney andhis rumba board dials out the Latinrhythms. Ssrn Monloberg.
Frankie's Cafe, Springfield,hfassachut.etts
Teed porky: email dance bond andjtocranose. Afanapementr Prenkfe'sFrank Leone, president. Booking: MerrellLoewe. Priori: Mane/ /roes JO oared.drinks from 25 woks; no cover.
ml. s Springfield's latent night spotand pattime keep mining_ heck mainlyfor the excellent fend. The chef laSante Mart, well known locelly, andthe reputabon of the spot neems to bebuilt up around him.
The musk by PaIvey's Orchestra Isbolter than usual for a email nightdub. The floosalsone, changing Merlw eek and scaniscoed of kcal talent,Mona quickly and sadly and pleasesthe it la by no means tops- Manny Nestersneat little tap routine was warmlygreeted. Rm. Welch, it dr.ger of aboutaverage quality, also was liked.
Food le tops; drinks *nil service aboutusuaL Albert J. Zack.
Reviews of Units"Oomph in Springtime"
(Ref:resod Tuesday Evening. NovemberIt, at the Conembia Theater, AtRanee. O.)
Lau than a month old. Ode new unitIs strong on talent. In fact much betterthan the Local house to ancuotonsed to.Unit carrien no lime. which possibly madeIt passable to employ talent a bit abovethe average seen In the movie honed& Inthin Verritory. Staging In nothing pre-InstiOna. but good enough.
Mks D'Orany is on about 15 minutesFrench ditties. Her Mg Man Is
pro bably her beat effort, aitho the au-dience was enthusleette to her Oh. John-ny, CM. She has Met none of her papand 1. dill a good name for may -hungrypatrons
Lee Dixon. from films. la stage elk,Is a most capable enure end does a fasttap that wine union applause_ Has per-sonality plus and his never ceding lineOf jibe tette well with the audience.
Ann Dupont end her Men of Muskare r good enough band and aetee theseVeral twos rend acceptably. Tlie bandmonopolize. about hall the encore run-ning time. but the audience doesn't seemto mind. Ann work. much Ilk. Ina RaeHtittene, is a awell showman, and bellsfrom her first appearance oat. Musles.11y.Ire a good combo_ Ten men In the bandphi. bar own wailing clarinet. It stackssap well end dick,* dowry to sweet muskwith air orensional outburst of hot tunesBand takes over foe the opening. playingtie theme. then n swell arrangement ofSepta Ott neydne. Al Carbonell plane ajot of trumpet and .Me deed pleasing
wadding. Ms beat Heat Me, Daddy. Yachtto a Her. A standout is Cherokee, towhich the driarnmer es epotlighted for thetmlab NW. Mr uncle, well clone, Is usedfor a finals with Mid Dupont'. Red moonoffend toe the fade-out.
Marie Hark& the -Blond Manikin,"and William Brothers almost dog thealcove with their kronen -about acrobatics.The trio works bard doing some retry dif--limit routine crazed with hokum.
Jack Horner makes his puppets dance.play piano. roller skate. and swing onton flying trapeze_ It's an excellent nov-elty arid adds much variety to the MIL
Thp admish. 40 cents.Plc. Money and Ma Woman (WS).
Rex McConnell.
"Hollywood on the Loose"(Reviewed Stamfay Evening, Now:thee 24
at the Palace Theater, Akrow, 0.)Only a fair flesh layout, first bore In
several weeks. lies frequent dull tepeesthat could be plugged up by a coupleof more variety turns. Company Includestacos seen less promtn#htly In the modeswith Toro Brown and Arleen Wbelan'snames up on the marquee moat promi-enlINT- Opening was a bit shaky. butafter a day or two milt was rammingokeh.
Emjinenls is on the comedy and allcast members are given a chance witha had late or 's* turn at stooging. Actionramble", thrti the orchestra boron andback to the shine, *sometimes losing it -:self and the anticipated laugh as well.
Brown domes and his bed reform areone brief skit from a picture be playedwith Mica Whelan and another micro-n/ine turn with Shaw and Lee. Thelatter team carry the burden of therevue's comedy. offering blackened. pat-ter. and eccentric Mincing.
Ginger Manners brings a comedy songand dance number that is sure-fire andgenerally funny. Darn* atandout of thebill is the Iraprecsionistic voodoo Can-tina of Judith Mien and Carlyle. Mew -ender GArcy shares the spotlight withMina Whelan in a double telephone talkblackout.
A skating turn by the Throe Piddleend a &Mesh le well executed andgathered mush applause. Others on thebill were Jo* Morris George King,Sammy Wolfe. and Lea Cersene.
Business good when caught.Sneers fare, Dancing on a Jaime (Para).
Rex McConnell
.VloreNew SpotsFor Deep South
HOUSTON, Tex.. Nov. 30.-OM OpryRouth. variety amusement spot sodnitcry combo, opened Thursday night(21) with floarshow. sheens line, danceMiele, and pdformante of Yen Weldsto a narroom,
Opening night found house jammed.eltbo spot I* din in process of com-pletion. Located In downtown Houston,ispOt Is In barn opera house motif, withmllos of sande Lerman In foyer. A Gay90'n Dutch lunch is served from a barwith snow at 9-2.0 pm_ and midnightrepent -
Bert Sloan Is manager, a musicianmaking his first venture as a. cluboperator.
Earthier' cast la headed by VirginiaKing. with Margie Sloan a. director.Acts include Two Flames end Spark.skate trio, and tine of six- RichardSherman heads house ork.
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SHREVEPORT. Ls, Nov. 30.-T7fe PalmClub opened Friday 1201 on fork ofMinden Highway. Fleorthows at 10:39and pm.. with Sunday elosod_Minimum le et per person week night.and SI phis cover Saturdays and holi-day eves
eloorthow includes Art Jarrett andark; Florence and Aimed, dance tenonEddie Sloan. solo dance:, and CarolinaClark, Ringer.
Broadcasts nightly over KWIC& Shreve-port.
JACKSON, ADsa, Nor. 10.-NewRotisserie Club opened November 21 onU. S. Highway 49. with Ralph Howardand ork and floceihow of five acts. ht -eluding Anne Bird and Limner* David -eon. edotate.
BATON ROUGE, Le... Nov. 30.-VinesHarris, opm-nior of the New Blue MoonClub at Hankie, opened his secondnitery riontraber 2S. the Club Rouge.
TEDLOTON, N. J.. Nov, 30.-Haring set-tled Its hotel and restaurant employees'union strike. Howl Hildebrecbt hes re-direcd floorshowa to Its Grill Room.Lead-off revile Include. Helene andDonaldson and Sporn and Dukdf. andRoland &nett brawl_
It le also expected that Hotel Stacy -Trent will return thorn lit time forthe holiday.. Hotel has been picketedby restaurant and kitchen employed&since July 0. Lewd musicians' unionFran black -listed the hotel In sympathy.
AGVAThreatens2 "Vaude Bookers
NEW YORK. Nev. 30.-Durlinei 11*eneetten /fonder 42) the ettreditiTe Men.mittee of the Ansairtesin Guild of VarietyArtists will Instalret Hoyt Herldock_ ex-ecutive secretary, to file civil and [rite-
netiona egainat Beane & Lee.bookers of the Malest10. Brooklyn. whichfolded after nine dam of opentilon. Civilaction will be taken where Tin cheeks areInvolved. end entreinI charge will bemade in cadet Involving acts holdingrubber cheeks.
New York Club ReviewsCLUB GAUCHO. NEW YORK.-Pedro
Valitra Li:Um-ate club has a phonemefloorshow ands aurpetaingly good four -piece band led by violinist Don Miguel.
The floors -how has Cerrito and Carol.holdovers who perform doeilent exoticMoorish and Spanish routines withCastanets, finger cymbals, and heelcite:king. Doriva Intends In a vividbrunette who singe Spanish. Cuban. andWeaken folk tangs interspersed withcomedy asides. Her Sprints!" and Englishverdoei of manta Oguero le amusing.Manta. Lien -midi character dancer, stags abit and then steps lively thru Searilehand Portuguese number.. Don Eduardo,accordionist, omen Off the handstandfor a solo, 0 CM Morello. Good, Tidal*Fontana, young. shapely brunette, is
Crto look at and t bad at singingnoLatin tunes Trio Tropical*, (two guitarsand mann:dad are Latin. singing re-quest. and also supplying relief *danceMusk. They're OW*. Dears..
DAL TAR.A.11174, NEW YORK.-JohnnyHourGek cozy French tatmoigilieele spotto Ttnam. Square is back to two bandsend a. full flooraboW foe the fall season.Fete: Raddell Is emkeIng engaginglyenough and doing bill own act. He sing,'straight pops nicely and specials withskill, including a very clever one aboutNick the Greek Went to Porto late. Helias good material and an -sating delivery.
Young and good looking Carla* Crowlends his tenor veto° and own guitarsocorapaniment to Latin Hines. Pashystyle. Oast the girl. In particular likedhim. Had to encore. The Bernays.slick blonde and tall boy, maks a goodballroom combo, Work last, doing lift.tight up to the low ceiling, along withfancy seneris end tricks.. Folk Mont-martre Girl.. young and dun On looks.proorkle three dance numbers, giving theshow body and extra flash. Toni Grey'sband does the LIMO Yitidt, and nicely.Louis Harold (violin and see) and tourmien compose tire resin band, which alsodote the above Good, dencealale rhythms.
Den fa.
CAFE SOCIETY, NEW YOriK. - Newall -colored show opened Tuesday (201and feature* Henry (Red) Allen's awingband- Allen le trumpet and Hen Kerdyla at the piano: Jimmy Hoeklna. drunk:
Billy Taylor, emu; Gene Simon. pinch-hitting until Deverramr S for Jay C. Rig-Ronbotham, at trombone. and EdmundHall. clesinet. The band playa swellswing-the kind that makes you keeptime lastinctively and yet domain bleatyour ear* out.
Buddy Dowser. a friendly sort of orioneewho also does a bit or dancing and sing-ing, is subbing far Willie Bryant. wholeopening has been postponed for twoweeks.
Alien's band does * tow numbers Intho three-timos-sortight Morahan% endClair Ida Cox, tell and stately. sings, ramnumbers in ktailrely blues style thatreally la worth bearing. Was effeetkewith three numbers, Including OneStreet Lefler From Von. Mende "LunnLode site his plump body at Doe pianoend boogie-woogie*, such fancy numbersen Yancey Spedel and Ifonky MaltTrain. Re sure can play. Then JoshuaWhite (guitar) and His Carelinam (foursingers) combine to harmonise spliind.laand race songs. Their voices blend welle nd the land is changed often to provideInteresting Held clone insthreat.
Art Tatum Closed the thew veklo hisnuperia Ught. deft piano technimer. HieBeysti-ne u something to rave about.
Denis.
CAPE CONTINSCNTAL, NEW YORK.-A 'elm:ming little show is on Mow inthis may Kurt Side spot. Amuting arethe Nordstrom Sisters. with Mende atthe piano and both harmonizing meg-talk special ditties on tno saucy side.Their I'd Lore to He a Hones* in aMilitary 'Camp Li particularly entart. Afine smart spot type of act,
Then there's tall and handsome YaltaDekko. who tiddler. brilliantly thrugypsy, Rusanus, and waltz number* liarplenty of almvernanehip and beide closeattention all the time. Patricia Whigis n comely blonde who Ong, torch and*special dittlee nicely enough, being betteron the straight ballads. Oleander:makorka plays the piano well and down -paints Detako and Miss Wing,
Conteasa Margarita makes the roundsof the bible. for "psychic readings"Harry Scarbogna and Peter Gat -lord arethe operators,. sad Bill Sherwood thep a. Mid there's no mike, Dent*.
located on Florida Extension. Openingbill includes ork of Dick Morton 111pieces), with Dotty TIonoma vocalist.Cover charge of 25 cent:. week Yentaand $1.10 couple on nnturdays. No Min -day shows.
Sherman SpotsAcademy Shows
NEW YORK, Nov. 30. --Eddie Shermanhas taken over the booking of theAcademy of Music. His Initial two-dayshow will go In 'Tiseaday (3). Show hasJsck Tensorden'a ark, Ftlineall Paye. andJoe Termini.
Hour, which opened them weeks ago Among acts holding Cheeks whichfor Tuesday and Wednesday mike. was bounced arc Henry Youngman (1.35e)previously booked by A. At B. Dow. and the Three Sailors 02501. Acts ChetSpokesman for the Skouras office, Opera- were Mt raid Of In any tray Includetors of the Ameleray. did that the The Them Stooges (12.000). Dinah Shorehouse is not tied down to any *Dies i60501. And Ai and Freddie. colored teembut will book thru anyone offering Rubber check" are signed by Williamsetts/notary shown Levine. president. and ;leery Schwartz.
treasurer. representing the Dell Ozanne-ment Corporation. Arthur Lee, of Evans
Trenton Hotel Resumes & Lee, signed the ostlers' cockade.Spencer Hare, p. a. foe the Majestic,
is trying to get some value .otit of his4150 check, whteh bounced. A courthearing was held Thursday. but It wanadjourned to December 12. the houseoperators failing to show up.
Nitery Tries PhoneStunt To Hypo Biz
ReGINA. Sauk- Can, Nov. 30.-Aded-tiling taunt used by the Sliver Dell. newTillery hest'- le to thumb thru phone andcity direetorten, picking narnea at ran -
Ocean Grove House Closes deed and announce a name on itsn ightly radio 'pots.
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.. Nos. 30.--airand Person whose name la announced isTheater here has arontered for the sea- entitled to bring a friend along on ason. House is operated by the Hugh- Wednesday or &nisi m guests of therelic Ainwemeht Company. of Which Fred menagement.Palmer Is president and T. A. leughaen Al, force MOO stationed In Bennissecretary and Manager. account for nearly 50 pee cent of the
The house ran spot manila and la ex- club'. business. onoordtos to Mannaported to resume In Apr% Dave Yee.
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liarleY 0-op.:awho Dancer. (NeantuarinbollIt_ L. no.
orrerdipcnert, shin rOolostmeedi a1._DaYkNoila
Ken. de Hugh (Parloi Wash -Hewes U. 17.. t.
Tlsra. Piddle 'Leon 8Ealdleel NYC. ne.DonkDuo, myJ oMrer endOrp Nm ) 4O maha, S.DC Cermet:. Mains rtittabassr Club) Phila_ne.noClen. MaiDeloo: Walde. 0_ 5; MINNA Aar3.1
Creettlne 41; Ma(ysville 140.nellyaCee. potothy Chl, ne.
Donate Mean & Eddle'e) NYC. no,CeMorgo. Lobel Chl. re.net anon. 744 anon' hrte Milo *4 Moro Menge Oardenat Locum..
O. no,11, Rao lose Prowlernart Deimit ne-beislesnly dearietre 1141oromo) Sealtablutf. Neb.,
no.ton. Piny Mateyo New Yoehert C1.1.
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'Mon, Moon,. elKon C4.1 ncnetol, Merle. & Toe ode) Ittlemaker.
.a.tsiand Bros.. CIL 4.
(For Orchestra Routes, Turn to Music Department)
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EXPLANATIONS OF SYMBOLSa -auditorium; b -ballroom: e -cafe: el.---esbarot: Cc -van -Wiry 01051
b-hetat: rith--ruusic halt; nc-night club: p-amunenent park.;, to -roadhouse; t-tentavrant; 3 -showboat; t-thrstar.
NYO-Nore York City; Phila-Philattellahlai Chi-ChiCage.
Dist & Oahu. +El Pella/ lerift.ore,1)1(1.411 tilocia 411* 'LOCI isosion, en.Dilionos. The (Tram Club) Mlle. ne.Dionne & Lau -Min NYC. ne.Dixon. (1.1] I Vaenlat'0.1 Ph21a noDon At Cowman. telobaseUlniral Cireelimant.Lantana. Walser (Leona lidellehei NYC. ne.Dore. 1=be !Cuban CAKE.) NYC. no.
Dud. (American Orlin Montreal.1444en ..Mann hint Phila, no.Drake, Mae inertolotorm NYC. noDern.. Louie, ii=1 Mary) NYC. re..,
Orywiese, Once harm Washington. S.lharos., Herb Mahon) Phila. h.Tnaggedi Zs D'R*y iWeat 81oor City. La... h..Dolma Tartns (Doot.Cadillom Detroit, 5.Donont. Marie /Cue's. NYC. no.ratingion. Judy aeon 8 EiddlifY) NYC. no.Xhinge, Jellan fiNis&ahit troesaisher I NYC. no.Drina do noon". r.L.Prks Nomad. Ablanik cur,Dr-erold Pastern (ray. Ph.la 1.11. t.
Igargarri idlerene, Chl, ILMateo de Noreflo atenJamto. Franklin)
Philo. 4.11.t444. de rain Marano atadreal NYC, ne.Taw. 1241 448811(ne-Enna eked. Chili /Chet Panel Cell, EN.Krona Bob (Chleago. Chi. 1.Evan., (Vertaillest. Bo.too, no.
F?aeon!, Norbert efirevoort) NYC. S.Parney, Evelyn Math) Washington. D. C.. 1,learrell, leek ithroalion Paradise Club) Pelee.FS. Cs de Jordan /Tavern. Reno, DC.Pm. 010115 ass OWL I.Pore. 1158013 (Pomona Dow) NYC. nc.Payne & rosier (relledelohMel Phite. b.rannord. Lou .014 Korner italem lamina 1.0reretanon de raid. !Philadelphian) Pena. 5-rtmarli, Crane .400 Cad, n*.YSetelta ea Doyens Mc& 21, Onood Molds,
Mich- ne.Told., Lew .Ray -0411 NM,.,. Italia at.Ford. Dan Jr Jane 4CfChit=icer, Chi. NC.
11,11L., Marie iOrichtrili Chi. he.Henry Nactilly eLatin Dower' Roston, n(.lionlirre. Johnny MRS, Ctn. rec.Bonier. Wthes. lort,.tell Chi, I.He 1108. Scisrphirie ilea./ NYC.mutton. mut niutobou 110001) NYC. no,Hoarier. Winn*. 8.1811.1 Darling. our.rrsNow Yorker, Chi. se.Howard, maninerva invergreetol Phils.Hughes. bind. & ran tOrAssuint Combo. t.urns. int inorour Newport, ce.Krems, Prank*. tClub 18. NYC. no,
nteren /Keynes, NYC. b.Irinegoed de Alan i-WhStel NYC. b.
Jae"... 8 Paden Mk. CM, no.Joliet, Int. 'Batton) NYC. 11.lento Edna NYC, L
mule,* Cull. !Wane. 11110rovi Phila. no.
POLLY JENKINS.1,1 Her etOwe60T0
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lftnunaes. 701 insma sew. New Yeetie "r.
Jean, Giotto 4PaLi Cforelond. t..biliassn, Peter .0130 Snowy' NYC. c.Johneon. Paw Cob Nem.d) AtlanticJoSneon. Darned, (MCI a 'saes) Thattein.
N.Jordan Trio Di -Bar -NI Chl. no.Joyce. Brenda ifloankr Plitsbwrilta Latoms It surs,nts 41t1 Chltai NYC, St.38aris, JISAAlla 4C01311ta5ann1 NYC. scJulian. non 8 KAMM Obainbow Or1111
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Nab, Chandra, Denten 4CI1 Tanga 0122. no,Koneanf. 3.01108 alAkslant Inteh=maiNYC. no.
Ky. Pohl Marry. New Meeker) Chk leaKey nay bark Cfis451 MICA. ric
Night Club and Vaudc Routes must be received at the Cincinnatioffices not later than friday to insure publication.
Posher, Om, 0;.1:, ir.a4-1.1 wathing,Ion. L
Pranbreltek Mike illnartbert rittsburgh, 1.Precierleka Chester. at Weil. Lane thistee
Lakei Chi. t.Pronosii, Jana iVenaillea. NYC. no.
CColl 0.11 Leonardo Orlin NYC. ne.G alante Be Leonardo Mallet, Detrodi,h.
D. Diemen Crionyi NYC. t.0.10_ *3.8 fake* Vsetil MOIL, De.norst. Proper, 4T01311 clobt et.Dooton 4 Cie. Month 88011.1) Dallas. 00.Cleathart Liiiltriptern igrarocrti NYC. hfleece. & Anse ,Part Moat 84, Loola. S.Cnorged lo Jana iCononnt Grovel Log An -saes. M.Oerelie, Paul (1010(114) Thnitalo. 1.011bert. 1Kily iCirpheumi Omaha, S.Dither!. Ethel 14:10y NYC. noenrol. Canny Marlys, ktinnearesild, 0.Doldra Cate gmattet iCate desetety uptount
NYC, at,Ce&ite.. Vtoenta (Rainbow Room) NYC. nr.Cordon la flawycoinarneo New Yedrellani.ne.Cordon. Stan MINNA NYC. It.Cordon. Otrace Pinto. leeCaney, Credit .8.80 Pagol NYC. ne-arby. Min (Diamond linewshoet NYC, nt.Crayon 4 Grimm. (Commonmed :LTC, 11..Cleiry. Jim And sruursom unnutroa, Que_ ne-rtrsrve. Andrew Merle Itall1 NYC. 1.Clues*. hymns. ICM. de PIddlel Cineennail.
usstoo. Pout frImai NYC, h.Folk Jon. & Pronom Langfoed iCiattogol
Chi. tMAL tart.hode 100,31o5 Waal...Amnon. D. C.. 4,Karam. 7.elmei (CM As lebretie) Moon:mak no
Angelnia eDoelereesai Chi. h-irers -N. CUP*, 8 Shernuirs /La C011trat NYC_ nolgorr,a nouns riVirolean !Mann) West
neenoesead. L. L no.Marna Katernee ildnele. Halls NYC. 1.Rants 8 !hole ininedi NYC. 1.nuns sr Rums trOuntatit Square. Chian.
eat.. Is.Itertmane The intent arra. 1.Hanes Moon Dorman 1041e0eoll Cht, S.HatleeT., Johnny. Mori repro) NYC, co.RavIllend. Dick 8a7-011.1 Meg.. rankN. Y.. re.K a Prier LInd (Csialtdi Washimmen.
Itaiworie, neaRes, arm inroadasylreltmille. N. C.. 4: murcsanst Wilton 5:104,-1 Ka 6; (Caroller. *Macro1; iCaredinal D.M.shore P. t
Mealy. Eunice romp Cubs) NM ne.Hem Wane_ Three egtamrem trnr.. 0.211112ard. Harriet 41044451 NYC. t.Floilraeowareh, 11sanilana (014-17. NewTanen Chl.
hair, loin !W.I. neKeno,. (LA U. Itase.akengr. Philo. he.
Oreta iAlgemowto NYC. b.Keller &men 115.12 Club) Ph118, no.Kel1trmon, Mimi rt....km 0.0048,1.0,. ril-Kekon. Lee 1041111681 1 CILL 1.Kennedy. Neal mons Neill NYC. L.Kennedy. DUI (Ct.oiceit "Salient.) Malanio.
Quo- h.Kent. Hosed (OnentollKing. Den J. (Chh krodarnes Toomna. Wa.h.,Knight. elstera Intranount) NYC. I-
LLa 01148111. iCsanchot NYC, no.Lore Ergo_ .Earnond tioneshoe. NYC. hhLone. wsons Marsh Mono.- 0.. 0.Lathrop 1444 8 Vinginla Los .Palmer Kemal
Chi, h.Lemeenee. Doane iraddock, Atlentlo City. nuLee. eon vernal NYC. re.Leonaed. Eddie nmeanand Norwahool NYC. 00.Les & Poppy f6000 Sbriteri Dallas, cie.Lewis. Jar K. Khoo Parr! , 0.81, no.1.11, Smile !Mine Dollar Sapper Clain BM.
[Immo. no.Liitle Joe irons, Reach, Detroit, no.
1.111. AreNe ,.dell al Canctornitil. be.1..2874 * Wllltr Minn-. ear' Meenterak qua. no.Iona, Nick !club Cub." NYC! ex.Lootelle, Kline 1.41 NYC. neLard at Janet (Primrose. Newport. Ky. cc.Lorrolne 8 nognen 'Pal.) Cletelann, t.Lowe. Edmond. & *on Dvorak fLyriol fn.
ellenneidealaLuoia la Peptic in carnet rttesuurcb, or.Lynn'''. Dan di nen. Visa Teel Mihnoter. 80.Lyons, Cotlett. /Chet Idaturniej "Sonineol.
Coe, no.
istesno. Sara Ann intrealy MUM NOwnrer.Ky., to.
/McDonald & Ikea ilLorrya New Yorkeelno.
kreleay. I7rLo70 14744 Path ne.Mock_ Iganie /1.611teee Nut Club. NYC. no.mock. Leiter tOtruntsto out. 0.Mack. Moe (Lookout rfactsel Covington, 1C7.,11.103 a Tben Le Yentas ITN Tocilleateacb,
&le*. co !Minaret TaTatak Phila. no.atagle(. Pearl 01,15 /Kelly's) Cieuunnati. DO.Mariehleso-s. The allele ItathakelleziMangne Troupe 40%Y...tato'. Cdr, neMoto. Adel eNriberland Masai Cincinnoti. IL.Mae*, 8 Kan inunrretto sorsoutus.utresco ienennsist CM. no.Motto...v. MO 1/2[11.141 Boat IN0.I7a004.Mardsta Morkian (Away Merardes, Two. 4:
rAtt0.1 MOM:1m Mime' Theaters Dona a:106115 Theater, Rio Dronde City 7:!Arno) Ingle ram 5; lewd.. Canino!luring. 10; .17. A. Army Pots 'Mean!!! rt.Mart 11; (Pancees Theater,. DU RIO )5-M.
Morns NOD.orlonno.lsoriels Mig gidgmrater Ramb) Corm.Irssich, Tommy Dennis,
Manua, cladys (ChM Candee) 8yriLtaire. NILMsettneh Herr 'Denote.. PhDs,. neMartini. Rickey 'The Teri Chi. tie.11.7. Calf egnierenshe Clik h.Medan Tiros. /Chew Aeon noffsbo. De.
111..941 !Southland. Roston. G./Wane* & Cordoba iNuermanel NYC.. ne.May. Marty /Club Ilan) Moro, to_Harchelta. 81151 tHarrra New 'Yorker) Chaim.Merthalt 1461. innnoort, NYC. S.litsyne, mama fltaeht. Ctub) PIII1s. no_Maressoe.Abboto Troupe IPolumboY) Posla ne.
JoanIdeMakesine. brannealle ileaskb Irani NYC,talt, "Pierre' NYC_Mealy Main 11131.1 Cknriand.Mtdragbd. In Mend Revue iclaremal Nora. -
town, Pa., 4; Inartsbung 1-1. 1.Moestaner, Rita sHavona.1004114.10 NYC. no.Mean Linda & Roy Benson (Walden)mu:. 5,Metenl. Nenilet 41C=1rra10 Lodge) StoetioCON_ noMorley. Virgle.la inemearell NYC, h.Morton_ Alslra lisanuett 081. Ili.Hogs. tairta uttocatenhotri NYC. ca.Ham Twine litenry Clerolyi Allonto.sitollsoy. china Cale. PhDs. no.Ulna Yuninle (Tremolo() Chl. no.
Nteener, Bob Wannut-Astotial NYC. b.Nand. Vicki (Pe. Mahal Totolo. flNinon & Andre nitiver Lake Rani PS11s, ra.Notas Bros. & Tray iOpen Dom, Milo, a-gony Kay Mete:How Newport, Ky- co_Nordstrom Ightme 1Contineenall NYC. a.Kagyi 'club Trani/mar' Denolt. =-Norris. Bobby .00clostall Col, L.Northam; Mu omen Pour (044011 Cleem-nttt h.:Merton. Johnny alienoon'a) Atlantic City. as.Note.Ableo. Niesen .A.Mbaansene Well MIL 5.Nunn. 01.11, 190- Prametal Sao name... 5.
. 0O'nolen, Virginia (8*anley) rututuritn.Oceanian*, The e8e5714e1 Milan& City. h.(Nth. Sergio !Norana.111adrirli NYC, anOrtega, ICVA Mound.' menland. u.Chinn. Rmdta iittrons-msonol NYC. co.
Page. vsnailla (Tin Tool noston ob.Pole* An... 1. Ira Mated Mario. City, DO.1.4.Lne, 'Cocoanut Grovel N.M... tiesPepe to edetblt (Versailles! Bolton. no.Port"b. Deone ,Verieulleet Boston. no1.14711f. Towns /34nlayl r+ttaborrb.
(Soo ROUTRS on pogo 34)
BURLESQUE(Hirst Circuit Shows)
Hurl 0e russor: !Empire' Newark, N.J.,P.4*
ranoles: 103100) rtuosottnrun, a nom Open 1.4Pollin of Plemore: 10:211H0fer0l: Roston 3.1.Ruses Belles: iNationoll DeDOR. 24.000. 3.Kean. Breaker,: iTeocadero) PhIlsIlea& Cy.: 1.0ayety) NorroLk, 4a. 1-1.UN Worn. of 1011; anybews.) Stendlag. Ma.
4; 114,41 alkoJorro 4-1.Night fLiolennoll Vika, N. Y.. 6.0.tesitrdy Iflanov; 41certe) 14044*PieL 0.2410-.Peek a View: Madmen Union City. J 141.Sheol as Apostle: iClayeryi Baltimore WI.
net 1.1141: losretoti et. Loon 30.11w.SereamIlners: ,Coyety Woshlr4tors. D. C., 14.Strip. MKT; 114.-yfitit) Dorton. 0.. la -
Dec. S.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL(Rosin are tar rrrrr nl. week ahem nodone are sten.
After Tomorrow. with Prink Cenral.: fearran)Stan Prang -nos.
.111 In Pun: ,ithatert. haste,inanahrad, Tailsdaln !Liberty,. Helms, Mont.,
1; Ionian, Mosionla 4: (Peal Spokane.Wasik
-15: /Cannon Yakima II; Illatithool,
Slant Oil 1.Chant -Non Ruth: !Selwyn; ChlDalliarry Wm a Lady: irorrinit re -114taus John. RIR Van Winalo: Playlet CbdeMpi
lebools.OWere. Ctiortn, (Ammicani ati. Louts.11441eopopoin- Manny) %Moo. N. 2. (Mei
Scheentoeir 4-a-nent:berg Igashatteim (Auditorium) !IL PAM
3 -et It.yeemin bilionespens 5.1.My. Cieneirment eCalaniall Roston.Loeser In. Relleenienei Monist 154.1 Philo_Lone At Yonmane: Aufl,t 1.0staYOU
21; inautossolla 4-7: ((:444)Ile !FMMole Animal; (Cunt Dersedt.Mon Who Crum CO Ofeener: !Lyceum)
Minis-. 1-4; .14401.1 Orsnd P.m. N. D.,1: /Parcel romps 4
Man ,91., Came be Entlenef IRMO VIrginlatCeampaign, le_ 5; 'Palace. Booth Rend,Ind.. 4; !Avant Nalarnereo. Mich. L;
onBaum Creek 0: Michigon.
*011 1.Meet the People: bOrandoNight of Lan: Morris' ChlOff the Rebind, iNgelonan Weahington. D C.Old AnlOntrItanne, +Mb Jane CoKt:
feta Heeen, Caen,, 11-5.Out West Ws Clamant: (McCarter) Pelage.
ton, N. J., 1.Pins a Needles: relsomal Cleveland.1110a0a L Verne. Theetee Wettabra Harris-
burg, TM. Charleston.314.. 4; radoitab.X. Sikeeten. Mo. 4.Thee of Tray Life: treast41 1411meglose.Whin* Road- Joplin, Mo.. 1: arichen. Nan-.
4: Tnliso, Okla- II; ttalabst taut. Nock, Ark..
ICE SHOWS ON TOURMesas'.. astats.. it,ni-stoso Tee Rem. of 13411
(Ookseirum) Noonan, Yes.. M.D.. 1; St-LOals, 440., 1D-11
Tee-Clipeffles of ISO !Produced by ArenaManagerie Amootellan. (Bolton Gorden]Batten 48: Illerekey. Po.. 11-11.
lee /YIN, !Produced by 441Ment 'Oman.)atiallson Sq. Meden) Now Tart_ Deo 7.111eArenett Clnetne: City, 1704.. Can.. 11044:Worsts) Montreal 12-13.
22 The Billboard NIGHT CIA 7113S -V AUDEVILLE
Vaudeville NotesRUTZ DAVIS nag espied * too -jeer
cantrset with RepubLia PROMO, Harevano to Hollywood alter his MarrenValeta toes In Clio East,
EVELYN VARNEY. Mier playlo,g the limit. Warathigtan. Week 01 November,28. ware to the Grand, KnourrIllo. Ird_tor toor days. Dien intro the ititate-ladte.Chiang°, week ot December 13.
BEN BEYER, trick bike rider. wbo hasbeen Irving Ln Buisuespo, Rhodesia SouthMeet mantel October 2 for New York,
. . THE MVO JANSLEVB, sera ace.have reduced to four.
ALICE MACK. of Meek and Fay, Opel -Mkt on for a tumor at Montelore Hot.pare. Pittsburgh. November 13. is doingnicely and expects to resume work In Its11004-70, In the meantime Bob Fay Is do-latii a. stogie In Merrier,
GUS VAN has amid Me kit of 80.000square feet in Elinhurist. Long distinct,N. Y. . _ HARRY afeWILLIA6121, for -away with Major B0.11. %171114 asmisname moo. Is now doing els:title' workkw the karvitice Cada radio .bow. whichIs being staged in theaters on Mae road.
Martina CircuitUsing More Units
serrsto, Nov. 30.:- Wilda date. In*Omit -town ?Mestere In Western New Yorkare still increasing. recent new hooklaraincluding 12 Mouses of the Martha croon,Meer !itchiest homero rn that territory foundmade nuecessful
OraredM)Ppy nod Ins Mae Rides nat.vow.. a unit of eight acv, here RIMbeen set for 18 additional days by nay 8.Kneeland. whet hefulted Many Schism andIndia dates for them in recent troika.New One-up of one and two-day stemdsLit New York State Include, Arcade The-ater, Arcade: Clyde. Clythin Mello, Meese:Star. Denevilta Nurulay, Mulder; Star.Middlapott: New Fatally. Wont Morita:Plasma. Canonic...Igoe Majestic, Napless:Avon. Avon: Pranklinville.Samuel It Pogleman owns theunLL
Another Night Club FireIIDEL13711. Coro., Nov. 30 -Damage
settioated at ea.000 revolted 11,713 a tireThursday (14) at the Cent= Perk nightclub,
Paper ceiling dee:am-ions were Maimedtot the quiet spread of the flemea,
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More Units SetFor Kemp Tours
CHARLOTTE, N. C_ Nov. 30.--T D.Kemp Jr. nietegot of Southern 41,74740ttona bee signed several bands paid unitefor Southeaateret circuits the next twoweeks. Tear LeS0IS and baud 438 PeoPleiswill open at Albany, Ga., December 8 for10 OMys of one-ssightete In Georgia,Alabama. Tensweee. and Florida. Lewisthan will go on to Mare for Mae.
Ina Rey Hutton will open fee asimilar period In Greenvale. 6- C..liketemlier IS. hitting Mimed for theholiday 00.40077
Ted PM Rite and band opened for twoserves Of dates in the area November 4in Augusta. GI,.
Karst:ern Vieth) Scandal* unit opened10 weeka' Woking thrstotit the territoryNovember 211, and is drawing strobe.Juun Carras Parisian Creation, unit willopen December 4 im Logan, W. Va.. for10 works thru the circuit.
theta already pla.ylog MOM of from@ to 10 weeks lb the Vertitory MeiselDan Pitch's Weald of Pteasure Revue.Owen 171004701L.S C04010.0404 Neat W.11.07.Harry Clerk's Prrii-Ameriemi Reran. B.Catbeyas Top of the Wisest Revise.
Friend Award Contra. SetNEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Mo...re:id Manila,
-chairman of the city council. tow beenitanted thairotera of the committee todetermine the conetancling personalityIn Local night Me. under tuatairce of Tod?Mond and The Mirror- The named willbe based on public eppeal_ nbUlly. andpereonallty.
Previous winners Include 17101077 Berle,Rill Robinson, Sophia 'Fucker, and Ilanand Grey Flastmen.
Would Aid Calif. ClubsSACRAMENTO. CaLf , Nov_ 3D -A bill
permitting night clubs to forearm openuntil $ am. Instead of Motifs; at 2 willbe to troduted et the January siresaan ofthe California Legislature. NtYl. stoevably-man Ernest 0. Votgt, of Los Angeles..
Selective ServiceMail
In. the Carvarval Department Of thistaus appose ciao names of tiptoe hav-ing e.017741,0 301,100 ranll In thevarious Mikes of The Oillboarel. ThinLtaC ta published in addition to theHamra which are. set In capital lettersIn the regular Letter List.
AIM to the Carnival Department Iselven a hat of reciatrents who aroconsidered delinquaots.
N. Y. Strand, ParaChange Film, VaudeAdvance Bookings
NEW -roux. Nov. 30.-A pfledap ofDime In the Strand and Paramount hasembed another change of schediet.
At the Strand, The Letter will stayfour weeks AS originally scheduled. Afterthe film bed been booked. It was decidedto run It for two weals only, but tblaplan was again changed to elserrottothat sun. Corvle Neilson will staythe full four week* on that bill. butsurrounding acts w11.1 exit it the endat it fortnight In faster of a line-up head-lined by Humphrey Bogart and MayoMe, hot.
Santa Fe will follow The Letter, insteadof Dispenteh front Reuters, which hasbeen bed off inclefinnoty, Abe Lyman'slouiti wilt go In with the former film.
The Weans over of North &rest MountedPonce for fifth week at the Pitrosnanitthas Met muted a jam at that house.The stage bill will be changed for theStith week of the film, Ray llerbeckalband, Ink Spc'14. and Rosemary LaneMeting in. This talent line-up
neeentbre 7. 7910
comber 1. Geraldine and Jet will jumpinto New York to join the opening Maw01 George White's Gay White Way De-cember
THE CANSLI006 ((labile and Car-melo) have split. Gabriel ist now 0 am -Lag with It new partner and Cermet. istaking 017417101107 711721dirlz 17.17LICLI0411to assese. ischout in Loa Angelo..TONI LANK linger. has signed with theCharles Yates canoe. New York.
LEW FOLDS has been Mad over at theTenet Square Slipper Club. ItotriestmN. T. . . JUNE AND JERRY RICH arein their second weak at Aniclosy Club,Minneapolis. after two weeks at JittersCats. Sc. BALL.MSD AND RAE,currant at C010,11111010 Chlrngo, tae weekwere In an auto crash which Left AbairCadalaa badly damaged.
JENNY HEROIN opened at the OleToe, Montreal, November 18 and. at theconclusion of Ms engagement, will re-turn to Hew York.
MOOSE MAID& former kid stager. ismalting a return at the Ill -Way Charm.Pittsfleld, Misa starting November 21,for four week*. Bet thru Dello swath.... GALANTE AND L)NARDAS movedto the Hate Stealer, Detroit. after a runat the Club BOIL Philedephia... . ROOsnotay La Clio cutest At Jerre. attend.Others on the bill are Harriet Went,Weida Lee, and Jerry DeltrinVe femmeark.. EL CHICO. Miami, has the LI-tell Deitreit. . _ BOB AND cartACR CON-RAD 0470 opened at the Five o'ClockClub, Miami. with a conga unit.DARIO'S COPACARANA DANC ER5opened at the beachcomber, Providence..R.. I., after a session at the Bevehearaber.
. . PRINCESS OftELJA AsoPETE are the 4147401470 nt the Atm andPeppy Club. Dallas.
GEORGE BERNARD- DANCERS. n. PetllTyrrell property. have had their (al -tract exttrobed Until March I. 1941, atthe Club RoTtle. Detroit,
FREDDIE P11511ER'S SCHNICHEL-FRITZ/MO returned to the Palm Oar -
stayOn. at Urn . .
smother week. with the SONS OP/THE PURPLE. SAGE Opened atrun of Moors Ores Borvee, whlut Oelgt- Club Chalice, Baltimore. November 19.!flatly wee mbeduled for two weeks.
Tommy Elarsey't band. scheduled forDecember 25, Ima been motel up toDecember 18 to pair with the JackTimmy -Peed Allan Dim. Lore Thylie bar.
Club YakutNew York:
BOB NELLER wilt open at the Wal-derf-Aateria Christmas; night.PRANK PARKER and Kitty Carlisle willlie On the next show et the Versailles.
. MARJORIE CIAINO3W0elelli as actfor the 7400, York Caelo-o December 5....ROSE MARIE. former kid singer, batsighed a management °entreat with Ed-die Smith_ . . PRELIEFIICO AND RAN -KIN are current nt the 4ath Seed MonteCarlo. . . CON COLI,EANO has been+gelled to open at the Casino Urea. Riodo Janeiro_
1101=1 1101312218, formerly of the RadioRamblers. N wive In its ilifth week M. theWrvel Restaurant, doing character im-pressions.
OnACE AND ORAHAM. the Com-modore Hotel, have Inaitgiitoted audiencepertIcipation contests every Thursday.
Chicago:TONI DARNA.Y, of the Wirinie Homier
Dancer* at lierryre New Yorker, la ap-pearIng 1n Marc Of !Wetland at the CivicTheater. During the summer Mita playedin eierstner stock. . . mitres .ANDCLAIRE, bearcionm dancer., are currentlyst Harry Omer. 6100 Club.
LARRY CLIN'TUN is act for a returndata at Van Sherman Hotel, beginningIn F047017.77. for four weeks.
CREW CROSS was booked nu* tirolaterkhawk November 29.
CHASE HOTEL_ St. Louts. bast taken tipIts meond option on Gower and Joanne,boiclierg them over for floc weeks, afterwhich they open at the Coconut Grove,lot Angeles BECAUSE or previouscommitment., opening of Lola and Vanha bean set back at the Pointer Homo.Chicago. to January I.
Philadelphia:ANN RUSH returns to Met Rehouses's
Latimer Club. . , ZARO OITANYAmake. her lone bow at Misdate Tavern
, KELLER SISTILFLS soul LorraineCheoaller addel st Evergreen Casino....THE ROCKWF2IS open at DilitisteaCute I'VONNO aro, CARL tenon tothe Yecht Club, with. Prank Patel new
mosee.... LARRY WELK the new emceear the Stork Chib. With Jeanine LaNeerand Bartlett and Gardner alto iseerunies.
. . JOE COMP° cocoas to Schoolhouse,Inn.. . ANDREWS SISTERS, dancer.,
and Val Eddy added Mance at HotelPhiladielphltin. . . ANN ILOWAR1> tackat Kanner...A 1.1t1n, . C06-810 AND ANITA join the t -how at Hop-
RatbakelLet. . rive CP.ACKPJa-JACK% added et Palumboat Ode,11ELI2( JACKSON joins the new show atLexington Casino.
Here oriel There:DOROTHY FRANEY le headlining and
presenting the second edltiou of her-Western fee Rodeo at the SUM* ROARota Tumors, Arta. She features, also,Red Bennett and Csetie Ratchet. Four.girl lime include* Harriett Arran. 07400Hervey. Roth Cavanaugh. and Coro -tradeGruber. . itszn., FRANKLIN hasjoined Dotothy Lewis and eve HeasleyTwin* 111 the 100 thaw at the Hotel St.Regis, Now York, replatilag Billy andBatty Wade.
BOSTIM. AND RTT,T-LE BURNELL can-chadeti n two-weeker at Club Royale. De,treat. November 38 and opened the nextday at Brown Hotel, Laniimille, Ky.PEDRO AND RAFAEL. who recently Ith-lelied term weeks with Ralph 4CoOkbe)Cook at the Club, Milwaukee, arecurrant at ihe Hollywood Club, 7(21A-ITIA700, Mich. . MORTON DOWNEYopen. at Jimmy Brink's Lookout HelmetCovington. JCY., Lateersbor 8 for a week.
. ZORITA and her mato. opened Pri-day (231 at Bonny Rafeloli Cat and VICI-die ChM, Cinclitliald.
THE DUANOS opened a two-oveg en-casement at the Ohlo Hotel, Youngs-town. 0, November 20.
FRANCE!) FAYE Is act to appear at theMarket, Miami. next month. OtIa'reachedUled for Mites there Include Rogersand Monta and Leon Prima.
CHARIKS P CUSICK hat opened abooking offke In Meant . . GAY MEL-TON, formerly of lam A7401108. 1170 alitopened n talent office there.
oinuanuot AND .70E, Lee SuLlivan_and Yvere tiara open a two -Week runat the Club Charles,. Baltimore, Md., De -
Vera NW% is on the setae bill.'VIVITO DARE and Lee SWUM= followthere December 3.
fillERMAN BROTH'S/LS and Tealle areplaying the Capri. Levert-rico, Mesa . .
MONTROSE AND PEARL are on a restorecla,c at the Glen Park Casino, Williams.elle. N. Y. - . THE DE MAYO& arealtheir date at. the Henry GradyAtlanta, fallow with the Roosevelthotel. Jiektopelit. Fla
Ills CARROLL. start= are feeGucci wttb Jimmie Richards- ork Ut theSpenith Moon of Henry Grady Hotel, At -Matta
CHEYNRY AND FOX return adonalay42) to the Walton Roof,. . LE PAUL la on the cams bill, . . .
oowtat AND JOANNE Open nt tote Ant-bareador Hotel, Loa Angela, December 17for seven weeks. MCA booked. CalicoMCA. Waking* 'Maul. the new show etthe Roolevelt Hotel. New Osican.. whithbe. the Nonchalanta Keene and Lefler,COMM* and Vera Fen.PLORRNCE AND ALAKRKG operie at thePerna rampart La., Sunday . . .
RUMEN MORTON has recovered from herileum emit has returned to tax, flenrhoSan Pablo. Cerrito, . . . CAL-GARY BROTHERS go to the CocoanutGive. Lot Augeles, December 17.SYLVICs AND atia.ea open at Singapore
Hollavecol, Pta Decarebra 38.RUDY "VALI= clurent at the Vetter
Hugo. Beverly Hills. Celt, will misty amonth, Toro Rarty le on the same show_. . JACK SPOT, now et the HolleocionHotel, Cleveland, will follow with theMayflower Komi. Akron, 0, November 25.for two weeks.. NERD LEWIS In atthe Peter Stuyvosont Hotel. Buffalo. forex weeks, DON MARLOWS Ma hold-over et the 17 Club, Boterty Halo Calif.
DIOSAY, MOORS, AND MARTIN. cubrent nt the Casa Manna, Culver testy.Calif.. with tat Henry Besse band. willbe bold over when Den Polinck's bandcome tn.... DORBAY AND DIANE, cur.tent at Clara ready. Montreal. openMonday 42) at the m Mornoact in thesame city.
MAINE AND FRED BARRY go Intothe Miami Hillmore. Coral GAMOW. YU,.for Raw week., starting New Year's Ear
WALTON AND 011OURICR were agentheld over at the Brown Hotel.Ky. SOUTHERN SISTERS, now In Cabfoestla, wilt make a ',Trott toe Ulliverwalaround Chrlattnan time.
Philly Club ResumingPHILADELPHIA, Nov_ 30. -Morneharta
Cafe. a West Philedelphisi tuba:mak, re -mimes next month. Earl Phillips boa101.01 otter operation and Will reopen
spot as the Variety' Cafe.
December 7, 2940
State, New York(Reatereed Thursday ermany.
November 28)One of the more plea/ant mulattos on
the bin this week is the appearance of anew band personality who broke Ince aeink from beginning to end. Yen Alex-ander tos hi* name. Its la a lively youth,names with acieninible spirit, bong* out'Ace piano mosaic. and leads the bandwith plenty of ahem-mm.1nm.
The baallithere are Cross and Dunnend the efastrnana. bait to *ay that theystop shown which they did. end thatthey ere etroog stage peraonalitles, Whichthey me. I. no longer news to the trade.
Alexander tronta tits men during theentire en-minitte aline. the regular housenand being off this week. The bays playgood =um and their only wean Inningfrom the standpoint of enterialmnerit Is
draggy sneaky which sounded morelike a dance bet than an offering for coated audience. reettaied In this melt-ny is a youthful Bing Crosby -fah tenor.nob Preston, who glom oat with Oa1srfarmer add Alexander. Latest time,Clare My Ken, (1004 ballads.
The band open the bill featuring thedrininmer. Iry Cutter, in One o'Ciorkamp, 'which is real jitterbug fate. ThenEdna Jetta*, ba-se tapper, comas oat fora couple of numbers. not nangswel alongseek liner Slant Steward, colored tamfiddler. next vanes to Hap out WhatcaaKnow Joe and Fiat 70ofOgre (Whichhe wrote) with plenty of rhythm.
The Three anonym, collegiate amobats,ranee with a brief but brisk Mallon ofthrerteeder tricka. Newt weak.
The Hartmann, talk and deism elCurtia,tied thing* in e knot with Individualspreinittee that ere leaded with enter-tainment- Paul Is funny. Orate Ls mate.Monetber they make e sinning combine. -bon. They impersonate a cafe teem forthe that time on theater stage (per-formed to piano rotate only). and dosane offs on rotten Instructora and a 1,0-lero team. Encore with a burlesque Ottit handkerchief trick. Penny and =at-taining In intuited,Allan Cross and Henry Dunn ownwith Meet the San Neff Way and thenbold came attention with McCarthy. anelaborate skit built areonut The Lastrime I Sole Perna, a satire on Alter BlueGown, and go down memory lane Withgrandame Merryntionenund. A greatsong team,The braid winds up with breezyturn. On scream, mensid Manhattanshowing of Sant Oroldwyda The Wed -/min, atistbras tats- Sant Ifontybory,
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Chicago, Chicago(Retlensed Friday Afternoon. Nov. 29)
Current bill provides name Isatigha thanMt:aided_ Unexpected source of amuse-ment la Jon Hall. of the memos. Whotrench all hla mien and turns to hispartner, Pranewe Tangoed tor the tap-oil He nevertheless sans the sympathyof the Audience by Tannest admission ofhis blonders and an Implied kick In theerreciace-seer adonitlatered. kllas Lang-ford elicits with her warbling of II pintailen South American Way. Night and Day.So Lk, I. and Ill Were: Snide Again. WithRes Hell riding en, last charun far duet, and doing not half bad,
Ventrilorpulat Bob Evans, beck in thisburg after a brut absence. shone(atomise of riding high_ His beet efforth Oneeted when he has tae dummy 5111g,especially when he alternates lines andpoem that he bilinself has an excellentmem.
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LOEW'S STATE, New YorkPeemeol laimetke
HERMAN FIALKOVFlack teeny, A54.14104,
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DORSAY and DIANEEL moweaCiii=illaivrair.AL
esnaelibi Tub*arts to Mr, rtotPI* Matta Abb.. SA W. *WA ea, Y, V.
Vaudeville Reviewselm punch with comm.: Imperionations.Including Clem McCarthy. WelterWinehein We tabaneo auctioneer. andHenri Annetta. Opening end closingbits are tope, the Ibet being their tin-prose:ion of hillbilly entertainers) on the4 ant. spot on a hick Malian. the tutof transatleacte lansmicant in a foreignlanguage that might be anything. but=neatly is funny. Hanover, boys =mildtry to retrain from laughing at their ownemir.
A silent dance team are Convenes andMelba, who deserve the remotion giventheir performance. Melba adds tnianeas-urnbly to the street by Mir geatUrca and=Wee
Show teas Mt with novelty feature,Carl Spits and Ills Six Itoilawnod DogStars, =owing bow they reaps:eel to hisorders on the movie Ma
Paransountn Arise My Lore,Norman Madan.
Academy of Music,New York
(tiordeured riresetey Afternoon. Noe. 20.)This link of the Skotirm chain, Which
Maned Tuesiday and Wednesday sandethree weeks nee, presents a generousname bend show for a law adrenal=prioe. addl41011double-feature.but neither Dim Caning AU Husbandssod Doomed To Die, can be called adraw. Management would do better ifone of theme Low quality pica wasdropped.
Elba Intzverald's ork La capable of socknrsterthirimerit. Oak was especiallyRutted to Academy patrons. mostly *hop-per. and kids -of jitterbug age Band*rhythms are Infectious, and the audi-ence youngsters responded with rhythmicappleinw With Rabe Wallace fronting.ork did King Pn,eter Stomp, A ChickenAber Nothfrii But a Bird, WalLace doingthe vocal. and Nausea Clip Moon. TaftRoden, trumpeter, did Krardtatt and en-cored with LAMM Ont.
Ells Pltmelead canny walked away aiththe show with a trio of numbers_ En-cored with her memorable Ttoket aZanier and had to return for two morenumbers, Cot benne hands for eacheffort,
liont Calm is an excellent tap dancer.Thia ecplan has an easy style and tankswith great fluidity. Opened with song.which could easily be dientimed withMalec hie offertng sounded as If he wereafifCad with stenefrtgbt. [rot a goodhand for his notwork.
Other *et with unit Is Three Clamo-enerEette screwball dancer.. Axe
good fee many Magna and walk off to anice hand. Returned to parthapate tothe finale.
Management is apparently nest yet <W-elded an stageahoaa as a permanent pol-icy. The stage mike, Mote= of comingup from under the pit ha* to be metedby hand. This detracts from the smonth-nem of the show.
BM light when Caught.Jee COheri.
Lyric, Indianapolis(Renewed Friday Afternoon. Noe. 22)Thin critical hat le doffed to Ann
Morn* and Pnrissand Lenge of themovies, and to Lawrence {ChampagneMaxie) Welt and orchestra for stirringas tempting a dish of stage and mnalcatententainenent as the Lyric has ever bad.Mint Dvorak and Laws apparently realisethe futility of a. movie star trying to getby on a personal appearance with a grinand a "mane from my last pretense*" andhare worked out an Mentaing aka It'san illustrated lecture on Ilona to MakeLove and trentrenee Women, with Lowegiving the demonstration. When theproposition is reversed 2.113* Dvorak leisfell a few practical lamb for the dislattaide.
E'en. In grand style. offer, a Lane.=Interrupted stretch of melody that ishighlighted by an excellent concert ar-rangement of Blue Danube Kann_ Otherstannonts are Jiantoren Blum: gorarbodeStole My Oat with some ante piano workby Prank elberidein Dancing Taranotc-risen featuring bolo electric organ weakby Jerry Burke. Anna bands =late lesophietleated and Whey. the players cande tog, rid do It well as its Use riotouscapernites to the music of Ragtime Cow-boy Joe, which Left tint audienceel...miming too more,
program is rather heave on theorchestra aide. but has several goodstotalletA comic and etrainnt. Jane
tun. Mtn a. voice that malclIns her phis. -Ins personality. and Bob Freeman, whomriCh voice ler Slarpmase his dowdy stagepremiss*. come under the latter cate-gory. In the comedy vela Ea Pee WeeLouts. whose sense of natenor matches b3*many strange and unorthodox 'conesthat range front Raby Snooks to BonnieBaker, Louis's many =Mos scored
Show stacked np as high grads en-tertattinent, Mx Belt of the RI' ne7.Homo light for first thaw.
W. Kenney Jr.
State -Lake, Chicago(liecenred Saturday Afternoon. Nob. 3(1)
Harry 2atneie eats are billed on, thisOne. end rated both musically and by theresponse from out front, they do a bang-up job. Swing orgera are climaxed byark's well-known Concerto /Or Trumpets.ILrnati section predominates with threetrorniarmee and three trairepet, thythers,four, and reed_ four. Band should becommanded foe its appearance and mu-sical abownatruthip. which includes theavoidance of corny novelty taunts. whichother bands. often pawn oft an stage ea-tertninment.
Dick Anus. baud Tee-alba cone* thruwith Reversal pop tunas, beat of which isOnly Forams,. and proem himself a ballad=sem with a Grade -A Mace
Only three sonde acta are used, buteach to seek. Poe a novelty nem natantfew nets have better eight and combappeal than Adria= and Charley withtheir bedspring prop. Charley tops tinsnet with has double menereault and full
Tile comedy dance team, ChasterFredericks and Otorta Lane, do some verynimble work. Per stem dancing ability'and flashy performing, a* well as forcomic trainee that are an Integral partof hie work. Frederick* tinwares honor-able mention. As is team. Fredericks andLane marlins with the mine and life thatconstitutes the basic appeal of reside -vine_
natant Woecta. ampere:inane, runethru an =taring- tenet -tone of ninetyesilminett celebritlea at the fastest clipthis reviewer has ear heard. Pare himthe speed that taken away the usualdullansa of take-effa and material elfelmbemuses It Is not only funny trot rola-titely unused.
rte. a rattly geed Whodunit. HauntedHcma-yrinion. Merman Modell.
Loew's Capitol,Washington
(Reviewed Friday Afteraoon, Woo. 29)It nocan't Mean right to hold back
praise when Local talent is attempting toproduce a nwk (now. but neverthelessthe second edition of Mr, Kaufman andMr. Brown does hat succeed. There oreplenty Of 'Minns and geed material, butKaufman earl Brown do not provoke,math mirth as they loth each other be-fele the mike. leaufamn is the tat can -doctor and Brown Is a local character.playing tireakfast Made each morningover Station WOL and weerkitig the Cap-ital Wurlitior before, essols mageshow.Brown's Heim In spantennanin corn slidhe means out of his element as thecenter of renearsed entertattiment,
As a <Orrice hone bawl occupies etagoand after a few emends of X, and B.
1:IL.:1 the Krum -ant inng-snnstuff to better-thann.verege style. Pairanon% some retie( Want their male own -pythons and their work fa as clean as UMbeat.
Katherine Wevuteld and pappeta Sheearn, a good hand, with her DonaldDuet on thatee registering heavily.
Show Unproven with appearance OfWilbur Pala a Stan Laurel type, wisewears trick beard. on his altos* and playsmusical inatruanenta 1n norm.). style.Blow motion and ballet effects are ob-tained from his footwear, and the made-enee thinks it terrine Jack Seymour andKay Picture follow in tap routinegwhtehreveal originality And prove the most re-fresatthe act of fts kind seen here for'01150 Inn.. Edwin Aterfee. local pmeltiet.grabbed good hand. His voice to engin-Maus. more hem titan baritone. but hestand% at the mike too anft and formaLA better exit would help. too.
Highlight combs when rnualchans walkCU the atand when Kaufman trim tocoax tunes out of Mani. Myer Rather,sax player. explains in 'i'lmtdish dialect.that the boys are revolting because au-dience minimisers damns only, Thisleaves Brawn at the itarnmeonli. KalGatfo
the piano, and Ralph Pox at drum* tosupply the only music for Rhythm Poet -eta. When etrie Wilde into singe the arktransom on stage wearing pink balletaktme over their working chalice. Therest la Net burly.
lie/Minter Peter Lind Hayes dregs outhi, net with too many impersonations.The best lampooned Charles LeughtonIn the faseilitar Capteth BlIgh role, Realmimicry, however. should follow manepattern Instead of =my bits, Other -Mae It =sands Otte of n precociouschild. Finale came. with Rockets play-ing drums, trumpeta, harmonicas, toypanne and banjos to atateetalen Marrais patriotic and made tairtain down onthis note. Picture La Beeper* of PectIntor.
Edgar Janet -
Jewish Vaucle for FlintyPHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2A. --Town gins
It. neat Jewish muds to more then adecade and at the ram* time marks theDrat Dane this season for Wreaths to tenlight one of its main homwes. Circuit in-stalled an all -Jewish stagesbow at It,Park 'fleeter, mane remitter radio namesfrom WPM and VTDAS, local stationsfeaturing Heel= language broadcasts.
Initial show headed by Louts ChaimSheludele and Yelvele. Moe Lewis andhis Bays, including lefties* Malan= andhis accordion. the -Night Wanderer." andthe nYleidishe Zietatheirid" (Jewish &YAWLTeta Oarodeteky and ills Gypsy Ensembleprovide the musical melting. There areno Jewish tern shwas In town.
Club UnCe Pass PhisLonni ANGELES, Nov. 90.-Cass Me inns
Es continuing te. Increase banners withthe passing out of passim. entitling thebearer one salmi...lion. but with A sereneabargo or 25 orate
The snot has a name -band
Warwick Club in Troubleruovremice, R. I., Nev. 30.-T hi
Parra, Warwick night club opened shotsa near ago, hat been placed to temperer;remitveralats Oiliest/tag squabble In manegement. John L. Curran end 30h11MeKiertaan have been named temporarrecelvtea.
GIL GALVAN(TheLatin Ileretsh)
and hit "SANS SOUCI" DANCERSI.. a satire of lalln cto.aregv.sphiv intetprotatiens
Held Over ROXY THEATER, New York-0,4ca-tag D..,4 Drreople,r-Vandelbial. mum, ru.
Personal Direction: CIL GALVAN, Orlsinalorand Producer.
Pens...et Address! Teel eiLLIKteata IselW YORK
CONSOLO MELBANOW DANCING
CHICAGO THEATRE, CHICAGOOPENING DECEMBER II
PARK PLAZA HOTEL, ST. LOUISDirection: WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY
24 The Blithoa,d Ili 'GUT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE Drscenalter 7, 1940
AGAIA. Hits "Czar" Petrillo (ItHearings of Jurisdiction War
KEW YORK. NOT, NO-Kidney E. c.ato of 1noorporatiOn itself recOgratzedCOhen, representing the American Ound the prior rights of AVM juriedletioto andet Muth Artists. called James Petreto that en trojenetion venni* Interfere wisha "Mee" and Itelned the interielsou' its (AlreD abeolutel right to atrike.colon president of "moving In and tak- The Court [tegument was a continue -tug over" the ALMA luriselletion, La thou of the tree** caused by Petrillo'aApellate Division of Supreme Court demand Mat August that concert stars.yesterday {20). Cohen and other AOMA :Mega from /LONA and oth Alohe onetteeeneyx also quoted from Petellites threat that /WM members would refuseletter to Lawrence Tibbett, AOMA Meg. to play with them If they did not.that American Federation of Music:ems During the pours. Of Pie argument.312 40 years had not soneht to *remits* farmer Judge Frederick E. Crane. et-solelate and that these roloisla were not terney Der AGMA. accused Petrillo ofIn ecenpettnon with Me AFM. Using -blitthrtte tacilea"
?Omer Judge Somme treeleare, Oo be- AOMA rem given until Tnemete tobell of the APM, took the position that 'submit further briefs, to whirl,' APIA Isonly the raturleLans' right to strike wee to reply by next Friday.litheived. that AiPM had not orgaotaedtnstrumental soloists as long as they didTrot joln 'mother labor union, but that,'when AOMA invoked the closed shoppeiriciple on behalf of its members whoptayed nuitical emir umeeita. it thenthreatened the APbt juriedtation and Nseaeseise of the closed shop Alibi.
A114's position is that ACIOthe Mean -
Springfield May Add DaySPRINCIPIEleD. Kesel, Nov. 311-Vreilde-
Mlle has proved so Reveler at the E. 3f.Loewe. Court Square Theater that plansare under way to add a day to the three -Oily hid.
The present three-day vaudelllen billttanidly sail, out the house at eveningpertorrnarieor, nut would stand InipeOvc-resent In the neternocem, Nanette BertJackSon said.
Plane call for the new set-up NewTenses work, starting the hilt at NewYear's midnight ahowing end Continu-ing It Utru Saturday,
Minneapolis Vaude LowMINNEAPOLIS, Noy. 30,--Vaude took
a none -dire this 1141,10311. the Melts fold -lug niter a six -week battle with a combo
Clley and the Palace, former 'Mud.ue, switching M. burlesque New
Yeues.Barry Illrab. who managed the Albin.
well Operate the Palace.
Bowery, Miami, ExpandsMIAMI, Nov. 30.-Eireetth Bowery bee
enlarged the rapacity or the spot by tak-nig over the nest doer Melding and add -tog a roam tabbed the Ihek AvenueRoom-
Tttishe are named after relebrIttco.
Bradford, Boston, New SpotBOSTON, Noe. 30.-Hotel ihadtord has
opened a new, Informal Ctreue Room.Deeoraord with etreux motif. some of thetables ore stieroendect by MVO.
Entertainment careen -la of U. plainstand a few acts. Last year hotel's roofwas open for winter with °Wee Haute'sband end acts,
Springfield Hotel Changes$DRINOPIELO, Uwe.. Nov. 10.-Hotel
Weetky, recently taken over by the Lieberhotel chain. will eltatign the policy of itsSilver Rome.. The change.* will be grad-ual, J. Gotclionsch. hotel manager, said.
Oseile Jacque* and bend are In theSilver Roam. Hetet:elm remote:ding isplanned. Goldkarsch plans to add aBoorehow
3 A. C. Clubs OpenATLANTIC COTT. Nov. 30-Savoy Bar
light up ardor the new management of&Lorene Bishop, who wan berrnerleseMtated with the beachtront hotels.
Jiro nnteld. has recPcwed hi. SocialCafe and Bill Halley his Bill Bailers Bar.
El Dorado Club BurnsEL Dor4ADo. Ark. Nov. 30. --Fire No-
vember 11 destroyed the Forest Club.lobate,' en Jnnetion City Highway. E. C.King was operator.
No plan. are made to mimed_
New Orleans Club OpensNEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30. -casino
lhomite terraerly the Nut Club. reopenedFriday (161 with Lou Feridtees orkend four floor acts. George PlettingerI. manager. Plana to use Rattle balsas.
Old -Timers Draw BusinessWILLTAIABVILLN, N. Y., Nov-E0.-Glen
Orintergarden Casino. whleh feature. aearninuous entertainment policy plusdente =Male by Bernie Sandler. has justembarked on a libeettedid looney ofnames_ Joe Hemard, of the CRS GayNinon:* radio show. went over so wellthat lets original one week was doubtedby Manager -Owner Harry Altman, Des -trice Kay, also of the Gay Nineties Unc-ial% opened Saturday (23) for a week'sengagement at the Olen.
A record crowd of 1,000 turned out forthe singer'e opening There Is an ed.miedon chaste Of only 10 centre Presentallow Includes 'George Walker, Allen endParker Scott and Douglas, Elaine NaEnt.,Margie Winters, George Quite, Art West.,end the Olen Players. heeded by CharlieHeed) HMI and Dick Ilarirend.
Another Boila-Roberts UnitCHICAGO. Nov. 30.-BoiLa and Roberta
who have had two Units In min' thislalL added. ahOihiSt teat. WOek. Arpert-tine MOM with Arnold Hirsch as mimeave.
Bring On the Girls, which °Pelted re-cently and played for five nights, re -leveed to Chicago Ice revamping endcoop erred November 15. Frank PonhammsLa manager. any Nrrterfes, which seat outfor nine weeks under management ofWalter Rechtin, laid Off a week and re-opened November 20.
"Drunkard" Show ClicksMADISON. WU.. Nov, 30, -The Drunk-
ard, presented Friday to Sunday nightsat the Marine Club here by the GeeNineties Club_ is doing a brisk butt -Mel. The cast includes Ingrid Sorree,Tip Ilumplinoy, Ray StochmeirM, ArdenAbbott, 3Ers. Harrold Hal!, Ralph Rat -field. Harem= Abbott, Otto Inobritsien,Vincent Genoa. Don Melded:tn. BeverlyAmundson. and Lola Harping.
Between acts. before and after thepreeentetloce old -Gene tongs are offered.
Admission Li SO cent.' per person. plustax. With 25 cents being redeemable intrade -
Chi AGVA ElectsCIITCADO. Neve 30.-At the annual
eleettots of officers of AGVA held recent-ly, Jack Irving was re -etched presidentof the Chicago Weal. Other Orrteere.theme were: Fiert vice-president, BoosBrae: sec -cud vivo -president, Brent Ace-Welt:re:rag third rice -president. BernieGreen: !Muth vice-preeldent, JohnnyB. Logan; fifth vice-preeldent, RubleBlakey; re.nardloff secretary, 15111 ]laird:treasurer, Lew Hung.
'rake Over Dog HouseNEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-Dog Boyne
Night Club. Inc., with capital stock Listedet 120,000, has been granted chatter hereto take over operation of the local DogHouse Club. Imierpersitere includeCharles J. Creel'', president, and JewessK. Bagley. eterelary-treeeUren
14 -People Acro Act SetCAMDEN- N. J., Nov. 30-Webers Hof -
'irate which /tea been partial to thestandard milady and circus *Me. is bring-ing in tho Arabian Nights. an sierohatieentemble of 14.
FLOBIBOTO AND AIDTTA, Latin Mein,were inadvertently omitted In the re- iew or Leon and Eddie's, New York.lest week, They perform a 'drone rueribtroutine in the allow and mike a strikingappearance,
Just To See New YorkNEW YORK. Nov. 30.-The cast of
the Gleam of 2541 Unit had 'Reishankering for a New York date atomits inception, arid Dilly Arne., man.ager of the unit, had more or RasMeets prozetaIng it a sight of theBroadway skyline.
At. Lod he's keeping lets premier.alteo the unit Piret exactly gettinga New York date. The Mitt tool<four -day cut-ssiory dale at the Ma-jestic. Paterson. N. J., and [AMoff tile other three days io Sake Inthe Now York eights.
Chico Marx SettingUp Dance Orchestra
NEW YORK. Nov, 30 --Crisco Marx,stage and screen comedian and one-thirdof the noted Mere Brother., .truck up
deal with the band department of theWilliam Mania Agency to front lido owndonee cek- Present set-up cane for anentertaining band. Winch will work tothe music field eight months out of theyear, end work On the Came in a MarxBrothers' picture the other four.
Mart, a plaresio is only netive In thepicture colony four months a year. out-side of the radio program Indulged inbe the brothers Meerrinittently. lie willuse his radio and pie name. Resell]. e5a LS line for the bend, calling iL ChicoMarx and 10. Rsvellle.
Plana for the other brothers call forHarp* going on a concert tour withCacar Levant, end Grouebei taking hieleisure ln Hollywood -
New Club in Mobile, Ala.MOBILE, Ala., Nov. 30.-The new Air-
port night club, with inward V. Murrayan proprietor end enanagez, has openedto bie business. The opening featuredthe Maurice Rose bawd and floOraborte byMarco and Honk., novelty dampers.Thenew fixtures reprkeent 550.000. Ergrete-aunt of Rose La for Indefinite period.Theme song for the spat Is On Mo-bile Bey.
In addition. Murray has developed thebeach tract and will this summer op-erate an outdoor garden cafe with en-tertelnweest. Mr.. Yvonne Murray is Op-erating a riding school on tie beach.using high -wheel hone..
Singer's Midgets BackNEW YORK. Nor. 30. - The Slinger
Midget troupe, which dithentied aboutAve years ago, is being reargainized formads_ Troupe will cor..ist of 33, underdireetien of Lea femme and will peonstart 1..n the Midwest and work cost. TheHollywood office of Cberiee V. Yates ishandling the oroup.
Yates will also ptit Bon Bon. sepiasinger formerly with Ja.n nerict, at theheed of a unit consisting of Eddie Pm-hnm's 'Irk and two Othee Opensat the Royal, Baltimore, December 0.
Hot Springs Club ResumesHOT SPRINGS. Ark- Nov. 30,-Ctub
Belvedere opened It. fall season herewith Its And Asemeleivi since March.
Loe and Roulet, musical teenede %earn:Paul and Pettit, txpillbrista: Anna Lentoacrobatic Minter. and Herold Arden andMa II -piece ancheatra coupes* the en-tertainment.
TWO nestershow* melt evening are atp.m_ and 1 ere_
Show will remain two weeks rind OthoPhillips, manager, Artie such acts asBorne and White. Don and Sally Jen-nings, mid Plato end Jewel Will bo pm -Stinted during the winter.
The club Is bettig booked by Phil Ty -yell, Chicago.
Coast AGVA ElectsHOLLYWOOD, Nov. 30. -Results of re-
cent Amer:tan Guild of Variety ArtisteeLeetIon here are Cliff Nazarro. pmM-dent: Prineassa Wytmetrialt, recording sec-retary: Helene Heiler. %mestere. saidJoaquin Garay. Frank Mitchell, FratikRome, Mead Sigler, Eddie Davis, andCharles Irwin_ eter-prelldente Execu-tive board member. are Iferpo Ware.Noreen' Imhof. Lucile Gleason, ashesBurke, Jack Frost. Gomm] etewert, Ed-en(' Andereon, Lyle nertees, Fred Scott,Jade iihodera. Lynn Mayberry. SugarGene, Cantu. Saretts Rey., PeggyNolen.. and Phil Arnold. Ken lie- andis the executive secretary.
AGVA Pact WithB'way HousesIn Final Stage
NOW YORE. Dec. 2_ - Signed rime:shop agreements between the AineeteanGuild of Variety Artiste end the IndividualTimes Square Combo policy houses leNew. York are thud to reach the Ar3VAoelee telly thin week after long drawn.out negotiation. Bob Weitmen, manag-ing director of the Pernrnount, slated thatno will sign his contract and turn it overto Hoyt S. Haddock, AGVAOS executivesecretary, today 13).
Std Plerrnost, booker of the Loss'sState. admitted test the theater's con-tract has reached the signing stageStrand and Rosy have already signedtheir 'tenement* eltho they here not torenforwarded to the AOVA fence last week,awaiting %Veltman's action.
AGVA says at has not yet etarted mega -notion* moth the Music
Atlanta SingingLive -Show Blues
ATLATerA. Nov. 30 --Local night ellenare doing. poorly and the eity's only'elude theater lousy close, Kisco bandsare ratline to draw the desired receipt.
The Rosy. raudefilento Inas been boughtby Lucas Ar Jenkine. who threaten toclose tits. theater.
Charlie Phillip.. teenier theater opera-tor Item. Ls back working en a deal toopen a pop priced night spot for theworking class.
Most popular night spat is the Rain-bow Mom or the Ansley Hotel, whichgets en admission tee of 81.50. Hal Kemp(Sea ATLANTA SINGINC on page 30,1
Miami Anti -GainingCrusade Hits Snag
MIAMI, Nov. 30.-The annual !Intl -gambling crtisede COMiliCteel at season'sopening In Miami has, this octet, pro-duced nothing more than a few arrestsand o few mw' words.
Most obvious indication thee the Ma-ude was under way was a series of threereeds direeted at the Club Balt, BiscayneEloialentni spot- In three matches withthe law the Boll °tweet -ore have lost twofella Mon recent Included rine* andthe destruction of seized gamblingequipment. Stilt undecided wile theeventual fate or the flail. High filmed
(Se* ADAM] CRUSADE Ott pave z-t,i
W -B, Scranton, ResumingSCRANTON. Pee Nov. 23. - Capitol
theaters In Wilkes-Barre and &MOW.may realigns', exude in time for NewYear's Eve. Shown routed there willplay a full week, three days oathhouse. Names 6734 Hama babas will bebooked.
Eddie Sherman will continuo to bookthe bonam from New Toth -
Grace Bradley for Vaude1.03 ANGELES, Nov. SO.-Grace Bead.
try. Mon player, Is set to heed a unit.Hollywood etheertion Bait, mental -ninen limn of eight, will play Midwest datesand then go into Chicago in time todrum tip Reda for her forthoonsingTiteries Meek ins Shade, In wheel theappease,
New Sally Rand UnitEAST LIVIertP001.. 0 Nov. 30. --Sally
Rand U heading a new volt. playingtheaters and night elutes Ul liteeterla Ohioand Western Pennsylvania. SupportingMita nand are Barone and Maye. dance
Rosa end Stone. eennorly duo:Valyn ValentInoff, dancer; MerInele.singer; Mabel Nelson and the HighlandSeattle*. canine act.
Unit, recently Winched- La preyingmovie houses at 545 cents top, from oneto three days at each stand.
Tivoli, Brooklyn, MaybeNEW YORK, Nov. 110.-Tivoli 'Theater.
Brooklyn. Is contempineing neer to Motbefore altrietrnitil, according to MorrisTteub. operator of the hotter.. Tete pule.ageinent Is debating Whether the Limsenteteinreent will be entail* and Illaas-or burly.
Rouse has 1.000 seat*.
December 7, 1940 NIGHT CLUBS -VAUDEVILLE The Billboard 25
Vaudcfilm GrossesB'way Booms; Nelson, "Letter" 50G;
90G; Roxy 60G; Para Still OKTarte YORK. -Boom times continue on
levedway. A strong reeter of attraction.respansible for A. prosperity wave at
dee bee*. The Roxy pulled He Mot bufd-rese forfern seueleal fere since Alexander'skegtemc Pend. Other hoinsee are still Inthe %Moor&
The Paramount 43.664 Beau. 1137.000house averagel did o hefty *44.000 formeet ended Thewhey 4281. the third ',rockof Mil with Red Skelton -.Cosa Leann bend.,Oennee Remelt, end film. NorducestRN:mated Pollee. Flint will slay a Ilfthw eek. but element sedge talent 90** outet the end of the fourth tastes. Pee-r:ens weeks of Layout greased 41.72070 and448000. Fourth week looks eke *3-5000.
The Strand (2.758 wets: 8391400 hourse rerege1 La packing them in with Theletter 444(1 mega bill with 08ele Nelsentend. Harriet Hilliard. and 'Berrie and
Laurel & Hardy OffAt Phillv's Earle;Fay's Hits Big 85C
PERLADELPHIA.-Ahem the seaveresi/sigh mark made by Cab Ceihnierer with127.500. Earle Theater (ending capacity4000: Imam average fee straight Gembeektrig 1114 000i dipped to 5201'00 forThe week ended 'Thiaredity (M, withStan Laurel and ()User nerdy bendingthe stage bill. Coneldeeing tenet thePeen -Cornell football game made 11 If
IIMIday week -end for the opening days.w ith a Slate Thenkegiving timing day.end the feet that this was the !Rutpersonal here for the movie OMAR& putthe greet figure on the unsatiefeetery-nee as tar as the beet. Managementsea concerned. Screen duo augmentedby Lew Parker. Cass -Owen and Tepey.elssIne C,onerid, Darlene Garner. RedSigel the effeelerleme James Cimorton,Ind Danny Dare,. Dented& with Cherie,Pg. on *meth.
New bill. opening big Friday (ffe). endthe week -end bringing an Army -Nary'leetbeelt game to make it another
should fare much better. With(hay Clordemes Tie Tee Oftereedre head.hie the MIL show points to a neat 422.-Peed (Pitney) &inborn. Art Perry. Isere-
dohCW),
Br.°1"erL She Fields SolidBlake, Babe Freak, Jack Pay, and
Mired Lee support. with the screenthawing One ktryht in the Tropics.
Fry's Theater (Keating -tawny 2.200: MTLWAHRIele--Ellerp Fields and Idahouse Revenge $8,111811 tee the week orchemtne turned In on tuttatated *13.500ended Wednesday (271 bit n high 40.500. ern. at the rieweelde Theater for thewith Jean Mode the burly feature. with week ended November Oft. deepite Thethe Amide line -Up miring Welly Brown Mitieeirkee ,Sentriteke Feminine Pair stRd Annette Aerie, The. Dennis &Wier, the Auditorium. whirl' featured suchMenne Burke, Berry. and are. Pearl eereonslities as Lucille Ball. Gloria Jean,Robbins. line of HI Roirrettes. liesyy teen Murphy, Feely Baer's...chewers. andKeene bonne ark. with the Steven *how- tree prime. Including 9.11 WACO home.togyeetterbegin Riverelde anew also included Veneer
lees bill. opining on Thenkegiving Washburn. Dorothy Allen. Emery Nel.(OW le running ahead of the prevlotte Charley Moore and Susie, Wilfred Du -55k and points to a figure close to Bois. and Robert Nell..ROAM% Offeene Chertneine for the sexy Screen, The Leather Pincerssewn. along with Prenk Ontivelte end Weather was We...Lately fair. stormySonny Dale, Three Hacks, the DolorAt with snow, end near zero.Cetwere. ,tune Lorraine. Linde Moody,ted the Rewyeittet- Screen bee. Mariam,SlArere Out Well,
Shore, Pint seek. ended Thursday nal,drew a eeek 850,000. Not Medi OC a dropIs Indicated for the next week which .esexpeeted to gross argued 111411.000, Filmwill heed fee tout weeks. Nelson also Infor the tali run. but surrounding etagetalent will be changed at end et next week.
The Rory 13,935 seats: *38.003 him.averege I had a tremendous 11010.000 weekwith Tin Pan Allele on the screen andetege bill featuring Des! Amex, tailedWednesday (271. Holdover week will drewaround *55.000.
Idevete State (3,827 eentei 1122.507 lithe*average} pulled *28.000 for week endedWedneidey 1271. Bill coratsted of Preece'Pam Jac* Treiganiene ark. and fee,Arise My Lore. New bill In Thursday(281 with the Hertheans. Craw and Dunn.end Van Alexander's band. The West-erner Is on the screen, Layout looks tike
$44,000 grape.The etude Hal 48200 seats: 4e404
hour, average) with Site. St err andelege Preseetriden. grossed a Ong *90.000far week ended Wednesday (27). Hold-over week will do around 1100.000.
D'Orsay Opens BigAt Colonial, Detroit
DEPROPP-Flit DeCWeey opened at theColonial Theater (1,500 acute: ***mg.:,grew, *0.001 Sunday to the beet Duel-edse lei recent months, Deapite handicapof several bathes of snow Thesteley. Whichhurt Mg, geese for the week would beAround a good *7,700. athordIng to themanagement, The leeOnley diem, In-tel...11.11y, was the only ',Mild° show play-ing downtown currently.
The Colonial hoe hod better -than -aver-age buietteee the pest couple of weeks,Monk Webeen, who wile one Of the Gentemseeb to play a Detroit theater a deemyears ago. retiirmed to gross a she Hi.faXtwith A straight veudietelle bill. Lime weekPetra Meismifene unit played for four days.end Written returned tot the, feet threedays with a made show -the first timethe Coioniel bee used a split week policythis maeon-end did 1141.1100 for the week.bettering the gest weak'; record_
Hawaiian Follies,Hillbilly Units Okeh
$13,800 in Mirkee
"Scandals" Off atColonial, Dayton
DAIMON, 0. -George Whiten Secedersdidn't please Colonial patrons much Ratweek. show garnering $11.803. n poor take
COWARD& N. -Hollywood 'These-. for a show of ouch purported size.payed °ThealeePPY end Rie Pine Ridge Petrie *bow* Indicate that Sally Rend.Filluellles November 18 and 19 to over. with the best end clasele-t *how of thecepacity beep., Vaude le apparently arc -teen- likely vita up the till tale week.Ending a good market here, a recent ehow-erig of Bell's fisfecaffern FOIrter unit haringbeen big at the boa office, and regularStheley night made drawing conelstentlysell.
GRIM for two evening shelve for thePier Ridge gang amounted tO a fine 117211.stitch compares favorably to the averagemeht takes of theta *160, Around 2340trammed the piece paying 30 cent., whilekids' ticked* went to about. 200 yenengeterese 10 melte. House eepaelty be 1,200. andFlays Eastwood ie manager. Ray 8, Knee-Lumtl. Buffalo. books.
amour" Unit OkeSAVARNAII, Oa- -Vaud* still mecca
with popularity here. Lest week OfeemerGel Revue played three days before eapae-Hy crowds at Bleed Theater_
Ray Martell, emcee: Hank 8411121011 andstooge. Archie: the Three Carda endeight Chorg girls composed the show.Prices weep: Matinee. 43 cent*: nights. 51Cents.
Frank elamegen I. house meamget,
Cugat, Bolger Big 41G; Oriental Weak;Garber 17G; Current Week Looks Okeh
CHICAGO. - Healthy geomes wererelied up by two of the vaudefflmerelent week: the third home made a poorshowing. as wee expected_ ChIcage The-neer had a sure -Are bill wills the sockpie, The Mark of germ end on the stageXavier Caged and Ray Bolger. Bin con-elettently good all week, bringing thehouse a big 410. Beate-Lake. with Jar,Garber and Es fotlefethery picture, AngelGeer Reeerbeeir, al. won In the moneyfar n Kick *141.1100. Oriented, with a weakpie and only fair stegetedete droppedto around *10.500.
Web severed large eenventemescheduled ter this week and all of thehouse. offering reeethent bale, prospectsfor satlefeetery grasses are geed. ChicagoTheater, with Prances Langford. .108Ball, end Conwee and Melba on stageand a fair Claudette. Colbert plc. Arsedig Love, Ahmed do 5871. A fair ptc.
Buffalo Above AveDespite CompetishAnd Cold Weather
SOPPAL0.-Despite cold wt.:Atter andhenry competetwe from the Erlangerlegit Meilen whith parented Pine andNeedisa end fientelpeppin at impederprior& vandtheenem managed to stayabove average lent week.
The fruffelo (*eating capacity 3,500:beuse average 812.5001 opened to bigbusiness for fleet day 4November Ws of[lone Roma meegerehtr, either a blimarelraged Nl der. Indications point to it *ekeOf at least $113.000 for the week. Krupeenband feature" Irene Detre and HowledDuLaney, who dime timers with Paul
-Gerrit& Am. end Arno, end Allen andKent Strong screen fare Is Are. my
For week ended November 28. the no -(ate went ahoss' anticipation* with thesock celluloid attraction. TM P.tvs Alley,letthind feature was Clatterer Scum Boxoffice clocked 824,100. a 811:91%914t1.1 sum
the absence of named. Nextrierne bet cornea here December 13. withClyde McCoy's cecluretre-
The 20th Century (seating capacity9.200; house average 07.01)01 Is bidingIts Rene vetch semen bills until December8. when Woody Herman's hand and sieveare on tap. Laurel and Reedy unit fol-lows December 13, with more vedelepromised for the Deadeye Layout forthereat week le film. Hit Parade of 1941,III the mainstay, and Girl Priem God's0:919 fry the th-feature, Take le expectedto hit house average. Per eight days ofMedal. dime ended November 28, theCentury box office Milted a esetsfeetory*SADO. Ray Ryser pie. You It Pled Ore,was coupled with Dr, Clerediew Meetsthe Women. a fair enough drew.
Sp'f'd Vaude DownSPRINGFIELD. Mara --A return. M
Ammer weather kept the emwds downet the E. M. Loaves Court Square The -filer here when the three-day vaudeillmbin ending Saturday (231 drew about*8.000. Manager Bert Jackson said thiswen ea little off." Another drawback totop-notch business. Jackson thought.might have been the large crowds thatjammed the Paramount twee for .11 per-toe-mimees of eVerth West Mounted Po -hoe.
On the Court Square 'stage were Me-Meetee and Adelaide, Ming and Ling --Birk and Lawrence, Foley and White,Break. and Hitralita, and RobinsBrother. and Mare:Ale.
On the semen, AelPrls Over Bremilleiene
Carbondale DrawsCARBONDALE. Pa. -After a lapse of a
year. vaude returned to the riving The.Ater lost week and attracted near -empathycowls, The Frew Bobolinks heeded thebill.
Two-day a week showy ere planned forthe winter.
Spokane AverageSPOKANE. Wean -Gilbert Brothers,
Arebetee. Ray Conlin Jr., Pour Dreamers,and Jed Dooley and Mies Nude.. pia.W4ld-Cer Rua *rid Marked Men, drewaverage business of Steed at Poet Streetweek -end of November 22 to 24,
Itesmtad Honeymoon. and Harry James'ark Ott ateire at the Stave -Lake, will let asatisfactory 614.000. At the OrientalItonywood Hotel Revue should be goodhex-cdflee but pie, to book. bitty hitfee" 140,
Krupa -Andrews TopProv. Attractions
PROVIDENCE, R. L -Week -endfilm policy at Metropolitan, using namebands. has been building nastily sinceInaugurated in early September by Asso-Mated Theeters, Ina.. lemee or hotter.
Beigezt betimes; to date chalked upby Gene Krupa's arch and Andrews Sie-te= November 8 to IC, with en Ames -tree eve midnight performance on Sun-day swelltrig The grass,
Indianapolis Under;Weather Hurts Biz
INDIANAPOLIS.. --Peer a Deemed eleelehtweek the Lyric .1.002 seats) got naveevideneer that ttaUttecino, at tenet thesort it presented far week ended Nevem.Imr 28, le still In a dormant stage. Takeice the bill heidlinieg the AdrianRollire The, and including Tlmmie andFreddy. the Six Grays. Adelene endCherly. sad the Etrtitlyotout. wee Neeunder the bowie average, Me100.
DieePleeineling teem, which 8111 or*theater email edge In the black. was dueIn part to the inclement weather,
Pte. which heaped draw. was A DU -peat*. From griefeer.
D. C. Grosses Off;Murray Socko 21G
WASHINOTON.-Only fair badnessexpected by Love'. Capitol rind WarteereKerte far week ended December 4.Warner's, showing Lady With Red Beer,anticipates 013.500. Stage feathers KenDavidson attd Hugh Ponta. the El-TIrtnla,Jean Tracers, Evelyn Perney. and theReicyettee, Lest Week. The Letter. withKen Murray on stage, pulled In a big821.009.
Oaptbol. showing Kemper. of Fort use,Anticipates only *12.000. Stage include.Peter Lind Hayes. Wilbur Rail and teleffee,the Firnerfsid Meters. Seymour and Picture.Katherine Westfield. and the RhythmBeckett, Lest week's Redwing of BitterSietwe registered *21,500.
Talent AgenciesAR 1 tie K oROStadAtt, booker and
brother of Paul Smell, Is critically ill atJewish Hospital. Brooklyn. . .BILLMILLER hew 440tied the Fradey Dulcet;to exclusive management. WILLIAMMORRIS OPTICS may bring Clifford C.Pieehere emit east for some date,. . .MILES INCIALLS booked the now GO. -show et Ewe Carrier, HoLlyeroeci. Mart-Ine December 8. Meet. Shaver endPrank Coevale are already set. . .
C. BOTTTLE. Piltailetd_has formed a unit to toter night clubsIn that fires, - WON Talent DivisionDee been licensed by AOVA.
Three spots now being booked by PHILTYRRELL, Mimeo, are the Cleetdier Ho-tel, Memphis. Tenn.: Belvidere Club HotSpring& Ark. and Moonlight Gardena.Saginaw..Mien
The Claridge, managed by LawrenceR. Levy, opened Its new Balinese RoomWednesday (111 with Daily Arden. Kur-th, Marionettes, and Buena/ and White.Lee and Menke Paul and Pettit end -
Anita Lane opened. Friday (221 et theBelvidere, which es managed by 0, Pell -(See TALENT AGENCIES Ott page 2.)
Standard and Novelty Acts.1..-soco of lemeolatee Feetien erten Pastierawash tweet, Ma
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larger Sets Mexico's First Burly;how; 50 People; No Talk ComedyCHIC -100. Nov. 50.-The first burlesques
show ever to play Mexico opens today atthe Lydon Theater, Mexico City_ lip013-wired by N. S. Dantean operator of Chlocigo'aRialto Theater. One new .trip parade con-note wholly of Atomic In nets booked bythe Midwest Circuit's Milt Sehuoter.
The show carries, around 50 people aswell as two carloads of scenery and elec-trical equipment_ Production is handledby Bobble Pegrlm, who has a 1100 of 16dancers arid eight stow
In order to Tooke the greatest appealto die Monroe public), Etargerit burlesquels .tipped of all talk comedy. Show Mid*a string or sande meta. Including PaulKirkland. Three Drakes. Dawn nIsters,Three Gordon, and Whitey Striker's, not -city electrical The Cfri With the Bonito.itartppers are Dine Brown, Jeanne Winhorns. Sunny Lovett, Beverly Lane. andFrancine. lone O'Donnell is the primedonna. and Joyre Itrenralle the dancer.
Late Rosenberg BookingsNEW YORK, Nor. 110.-Ph11 limenbeons
beentings indudo lentants, Eltinge here:Marie Cord, Golety hens, and Zorn*, Day-ton, O. opening yesterday_ Opening to-morrow are- Rose (ethos, In Norfolk. VanMarlene Miller. Union City. N. PatriciaPerri. Pntsburgh: Vicki Welles, Said -more; Lola Dennis, El tinge here; Amy Pong.Newark, and Binder end Rosen- Hilly(Scratch) Wallace. James X, Prithein BillyCrooks. Pat Paige. Don Donnie, Elton andRita. and Noel Carter In a new Inert Cie -run norm Dazzling Curies; at the Troc,Priltadetplina.
Alto. Starlet Kelly. litrIdgeport. Conn.:Margie Hart, Washington. and encomiaSothern. Boston. Demi-abet 2, and ROOMRoyce, one-nIghters, and Honda Warman,Dayton. 0_ December 6. Aiwa. Jolla Bryan.one-nigitters, December 4: Boston, B, andBridgeport. 15. and Modena Millet. Re-public hero, December 8.
Youngstown Gets UnitsYOUNGSTOWN. o.. Nov. 30.-Grand
here, stock bunesolue. awitelie4 Inicitay422) to road shows changed weekly. Firstunit in, Artiste Modelt, nthindied JoycekilLitray. Carvell Price. Cynthia Clark.Will Rayon and Prances White.
House will continue Its grind policyat 20 cents milliners. 20 and 30 teatsWOOL plus tax. according to ManagerJACK Nene.
On the theory that onposite-a attreCt,show girls, inno, and atrippers are one-dominniatty blonde. with a good aprinklin9of redheads. Prima -pent will change everyfour week.. Performers are to be pollIn Anurinnon money.
Opening show Is coincident with theInnuguratizio of the new Mexican penal -dent, General Manuel Avila Carnstehin
Wheeling BurlyStarts StrongWHEELING. W. Va., Nov. 30.-Mid-
won Circuit burlesque opened at theColonial 'Theater here 'Thursday 1211 totexcellent business as first burlesque Inthe upper Oh=o Valley la novena yens.._Ventura le being sponsored by WarrenIrons And Jimmy Walters, who are op -crating the Grand 10 Canton. also usingMidwest units_ Joe Do Rita headed thecompany opening neon which includedMarcia. Elinor Sheridan. Marie Cord,Mow Lenin, and Paul West.
The l0 -girt line, which has beers 'dockat the Grand in Canton. woz here forthe Opening week and will alternate be-tween the two honnes. Betty K0e114. Lsdirecting both groups.
'Alden/it burlesque to In Its 11th weekat the Grand to Canton, with thisweek's week -end business reported nth-stantiany tip.
Irons will continue In charge et thelocal honor. with Walters aceornponyingthe new unit to 'Thursdays for the Fri -dap Operile4a.
Ann Corio Repeat DateBRIEN1EPCYRT. Conn., Nov. 30. --House
ninnoger Eddie Meriden,. of the Lowe-Poll-Lyrle Theater, says Ann Collo, whoopened the 3...021 here several monthsago, will be back again In a coupe ofweeks. Lint season she held the houseattendance mord. but. this Amnon prob-ably duo to her opening the 4.41300, herenengoinent did not come op to Nat5011111.011.
Parka Show Breaks RecordCHICAGO, Nov. 30. - Valerie Parks
broke trowels at the Palace. fluent°. won*of Nonember 5. The all-time high was46.500. whichnocconints to Milt &hastenMidwest Ciscutt booker. Is about 0500short of the new Park. record.
Burlesque Notes4Cermatirticalions
NEW YORK:BOB ROPERS. straight snap. pinked by
Phil Bloom, of MCA. for the Laurel andHardy oracle unit. . . RAY SYRACUSEtionolerred from spotlight position tonee* carpenter at the Triboro. whichmore producer Howard Montgomery saidhelped materially in setting the show.
. . JOY 01131DONS In chorus captain ofthe Oren& Canton. 0, chorus, and templeDavis of the Colonial, Wheeling. W. Va..both thews being prod -mod hv BettyeKean. . HONEY BEE KELLER, atthe Star, Brooklyn. Initiating nil coostrippers in txralittg between shows, . . .
CRARMAINE opened st the Gen lo No-vember 20. . . Ewalt ummot.t, towcomle. ran -ditty Of the Sinn Circuit. heldover at the Republic. . . MCAT CARR.comic on the Hirst wheel. celebrated abirthday November 10 at the Allan Hotel.Philadelphia. Gifted with a trunk byHarry J. Conley. comic, are with manyOther articles by others Of the cant-.
AIXNE PAYNE, who doubled last sea -MD on the Hirst Circuit In strips and asa showgirl. has teen elevated to principalwith the Carr -Conley show. featuring NeelGarter. . . let. OHS HALPION. formerrandy coneenientsire al the Casino. Pitts -bunts. IA now a booth operator at theInternational Barone hem on the Ripley'.Cofidltornino, . . . FRED DOLS. eiontridghthum of the old Colcinthia wheel, is nowfield man for the Bernardi DanceStudio. . . CAROL& who meted fromthe Eltirage to the Republic_ le a new(lane= here from engasomenta at the
Haw York Office)Grand. St. Lmils, end RealtA Chicago.. . MANIA DUVAL knitting socks andsending there abroad for the nar be-tween slips at the Fat -Inge- . . TERRYKM° shifted from the TrIbecno here tOthe Palsies, Bufforo, on the Midwest CSr-cult Noreenber 22.
MARLANK of tine Republic, and Mar-lene buried their moniker differences atan Impromptu meeting in the ClubCaravan. Greenwich Village. the othertaunt and decided for the former to bebilied rind booked an Madame, the Texanenamour CHO, and the latter as the GoldenClodira minute the Marlene. . . . DORISWENIXIN. Faith ArlinSt(rn. and Pout Ryanjoined they Trilsoro stork November 22,and Leman Thurston, Cindy. Fen. and ArtGardner -tome In week later.STELLA MILIS, following her two weeksat the elan Brooklyn. went1.0 the Mid-west Circuit. opening NOvember 8 at theCanino. Toronto. ABE WE/BMAN,cousin of Sam lantakrnan. theater operatorwho helped ntrias,* Bradurenn housee,left for Port Dix. N. J.. November 25 asone of the first of the draft Abe, istensenumber was 121, la to be a squad captain,, . MARIME KELLY celebrated a birth-day November 21, Ourstn. were PeggyReynolds and Pat Prawn Gifted with adiamond ring. . . . nAMInt X. FRANCIS,In a scone at the Republic during theevening show November 23. had PeteLello. lighter. Conn on stage to sing. Petetenored two ballads, My Prayer and May-be. . C'ErL DeVINE retwenved but did(Sae IJUNLESQUE NOTES on mom 2S)
Revieuu"Wine, Women, anti Song"
tuntsr)(Nark -toad at Trot.- Philedetphie, areaday
evening, Nos:Ombra 25)Burly Impress...ram who feel you bora to
give potions a mesa -pot of smut thenticitake a peek at this show Real gunInwsgreet the antics of Charlie Kemper. (tholenew to Istirlesquo anti for years associatedwith the house minstrel ehows at SnotPier In Atlantic City. Hera the kewinetype. neerated by his bulky ProPortinneand off -sot by a lisp that gels nun More-over. he brings along with him materialthatn fresh for this field and funny. with-out resorting to docp blue that cher-*Marino most burly skits. lilt, beet tiltsare Number 1St 4ciroft number). andArany Life.
Also brings along °cone Haggerty,who Rive* straight and theft Supped..Kemper -Haggerty combo bears plentywatching.
Beth Calvert and Jack Curtis, nuke, foranother newcomer team. coming overfrom radio and nttertra. A song duo, bothdelight with their song specie:ties. MissCalvert. a fetching looker, antra It, solemnfor AtesanSeee Ragtime Bend and MyRoo iirOrea, while 02/11141 Ada* a din -mane loath to his *nothing bars, Momfor it martial medley built around I Lovea Parade_ Miss COvert further wandsout Li, her support foe the comics. withCurtiss still In the break-in stage as astraight man.
nlititifflen" LeVan Is the alternate funnyman. and while be gene the laughs withhie triamierients, It's Kemper all the wity.
Strip parade is also ovezahodnwed bythe flame and finery of Ann Corte.Civets their, her rm a Hit i,o Lr9ft songstory, before showing how it's passible todisrobe with refinement.
Ann Smith, first strip on. Ls compara-tively is tiny mite but goes big on themonde flexes. Dolly Dowson sheds morealong the subdued lines.
Chords takes in nine pronorra, withfive added for 'trotting. GSA show tobest advantage In the My Hone foe- rotsballot. makIng formation. on the darkstage with Illuminated hearts. Bit got.plenty of gloss In the- bag -time acrobaticMatra of Kay Austin and the duet sIngineof Curtiss and Calvert for Why Del LoreYou. MIAs Austin further adds it neathigh kick routine for the Street* of Portsballet.
Jack Montgomery takes productioncredits. Merrick Vatinote the cousiraldirector, flint nem only fan when caught
Hoot Carter with ?red Moder and JackRosen head the next unit In.
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81.150 Nut for1Iitiwest Principals
CHICAGO. Nov.. 30.-The new beldam -atCircuit roadnitow, featuring JUDO S. Clair,which closed Thursday (25) at -the GrandOpera House,. 13t. lend*. wan declared byMilt Schuster. circuit booker, to bn themost expensive burly show of recent year..Pay roll la sent to be 41.150 per week forprincipals alone.
Juno St. Clair bad a special skit writtenfor this ahow by Jimmy Bannon, entitledWhat noon Bride Should Know. Othernet* era Carl Prete. Harmonica Band.Mervyn Harmon. Melanie LeDeau x. JohnnyD'Aren, Connie Pallaatt. and Levan 'Waite,
Sally Keith SuesCasino in Boston
Dcwrom Nov. On-Salty Keith hasbrought suit against the Casino 'rhea -UV heft. *thing that the hens* removeher pictures from thn lobby display.
MIAs Keith- in filing her suit in theSuperior Court here. and that the plc -tune were befog used trandulently, withthe purpose Of misleading the generalpublic Into thinking she Is performingIn that Immo. Min Keith etaints thatthe picture. were displayed without herconsent and claims that she never playedthe boon_
S. F. Rouse ReopensSAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30. --rho Llls-
ertt'ty. North Beach burly house.this week for a fling at the lideytrade- TERM ranee rettlritS as Mandrel',
th Billy Ron. comic, and Kitty Ellieon the opening
MackBy BILL SACHS
riANTE returns to the Locust StreetTheater, Philadelphia, with his mina.
Lcat extravaganza. sins Safe Rim, the workof December 23. He enjoyed n natisfactoryrun there week of November 4. ,S EILER J. FREELEY has begun his snailconesorilre ChnattIlaa seat011, at the MA)Company department Wife, Baltimore.Md. . GRAVITY0 pencils from BaitLake City that ben set on a long stringof theater and ni troy dates thru the Were. . . EVERGREEN CASINO, Philadelphianiter'', is still partrat to the femme monist"thin time benignity in Miss PatriciaMinoan , , CHARLES Omaglento and World War veteran, whospent a considerable time In governmenthospitals in an ellort to rennin his health.writhe that he's trying to assemble enoughmagic to frame an act so that he nosynitain earn n using. Hon anxious td hearfrom tingle friends who may have a trtekor so to spire. Hen now making his homewith a .aster. Mew Ida Tuip, at 11114 N.Albany Avenue. Chicago- . AL MUN-ROE, weeatent or the Society of DetroitMagitiono, recently played Watt to theMotor City magic gang with a shindig atIns Amor Among those who 'thined theirwarm were Al Cnroselll, Bob Ungewttter,WIllinnt Heinen William Smith_ Arthur .1,Nehelpley. 9e Stebbins!, and Munroe.HOUDIN/ SOCIETY of Philadelphia stagesits 113321,011 Snow December 7 lit the NewCentury Club. A trophy donated by Mrs.Beatrice Nowlin! will be awarded to thewinner of is morn° contest. . . . ARTBROWN, Minneapolis magic dealer. nocently lienitIned the e -nude bill at Ch.Alvin Theater to Ws hAtrIe town.. .SPENCER. Minneapolis vent artist. hisjust concluded several emingetientoIowa for the itataltatt.aesal harvester Com-pany. . . . EDDIE DECOMA. presentingmagic, vent. and puppetry, has InvadedIndiana setnxda, piloted by Jim Adendre,after winding up in IThaola where heplayed a string of 170 schools and Moratheaters. averaging four senoola a day.No theaters will be played by Demeca Inthe Hoosier State.
J'WANE THURSTON is entertaining theidea of launching a night club than
to pray the time towns in which ha -famous dal Meeid so eensntionally onlya few years back.... DELMA nUCHARDS,who has been presenting her 'mottle innicoriet in Chicago, Peoria.. Muske-gon, Mich: Beloit. Wkt: Streator, RL.and Burlington, Ia.. the last two month*,dosed Sunday Cl) at 11111 Top Casino,Font Cnienepte, In_ and returned to theWindy City..., JACK DIAMOND tweezedinto Cincinnati lent Friday In search ofClub dates. He played Saturday ISM atthe Plantation. Cold Sprionn lea. non
, , . DEL BRtntOR, after two weeksat Jimmy Brink's Lookout HOMe. Cov-ington. Ky., jumped into Cleveland forseveral banquet dates. Hes set from De-erraher 9 to 23 at the Hold COnunadorePerry, TcnIedo. 0. - mums THE MA-GICIAN. formerly lalde Altman, Is work-ing club dotes In the New York new . .
LA 772drinn. *Ger n two-wother at theNew Ear, Cincinnati. opened Mondayoh for a week's stand at another Madnlieey, the Waldoaf... , HARRY BLACK.
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December 7, 1940 REPERTOIRE -TENT SIIOWS The niinrehorrl 27Conducted by BILL SACHS- Comeneneestens to 25 Coen Plan. Cincinnati 0
Maritime PlayersEnd Circle Dec. 13
ST. JOHN, N. H., Can., Nor. W.-Mari-time Theater Players, Canadian meek,.rock group under the direction of W. E.Dan Roes will wind up their mason De-mme:ea 13 sifter revert months of opera -eon. 150,191neA wen emend thru the sum -nee. Rose *deism, but inclement weathertad cut In on attendance the pestzoomed.
Feature play of the mason was SeeingNellie novae. a costume comedy of theearly days of metortng. The company.repertoire atm included Ors, Johnnie:hametment re Lore. Soft Soap, andYou'd Re Serener&
The east this season Mended EmerySewell. T.A.111* A. Rosie Charlotte MrC,x-m ark. Conti.. and W. S. Dan ReesWalter Butler. farmer heathy with thegroup. Is now sewing with the CeseadtenImam in England. The Marttitne Thea-ter Meyer* teetered the dance -nits -the.thaw idea thruout the amnion to goodresults, with approximately belt of thedates being Wind under auspices inmeetieslly every type heti and theater.
An intereited visitor during the sum-mer was George N. Price, Broadway sac-ter- who Wore ago appeared In rep IrsNew England.
The Maritime Theater Players are thefliet rep retraction to play a full seasonhi !hie territory since the days at theShe Edward", Arlie Marks Price Webber.mei P. James Carroll pnyens.
Stout Unit OpensIn Illinois Dec. 3
PRICE, Utah. Nov. 30.-1, Verne Moutand his Thestee Workshop. after com-pleting nine weeks of dates in the RockynkrUntaille area. take a long /than fromSalt Lake City to Cater.. Ili, their firstMinns date, where they open De-cember 8.
The cast remain. the same ea at theopening, Stout being slipper -led by OraAckley and Richard Breuer. The unitwin play IUtnos. Kereraeky. and MLA -Merl tares until the Christmas lan-cet, opening after the holiday. In OhioDrat then working eastward as ter asNew England.
erout and his company recently set aprecedent when they were booked as thereAle attraction for a football pap rally.preceding an tntersechonal champion-ship game.
DPCOPP117 Racks Up Whetters,Citing 3 -Centers in Indiana
lectientspolls.altos The Rattaerd:
I read with interest Fred WhettemaSete in the Christmas number of TheStaboord. Mr, Whetten M right. andthen some_ ho many bad acts havesnaked the erhooles that many of thelatter ere fee Monne their doors toentertainment_
?ter example. here in Indiana, where Iham bean working the p.a.! two weekstel rotten auspices. bad conditions aredue to the fact that too many poor out -ate have come, burnt up the Fermate, andeirammed
In Indiana now are two small acts.and good Onto, working at a SI-oent ad-mission price. Think of It. 3 cents!Alsciet three schools is 511 they can workIna day. end It they got It alt it wouldbe impassible for them to make morethan oak.. That Isn't etiene business
I have met two magicians the pastmonth, Murdock and Megrim. who arenot going around geeing ethows away. Theonly ones I admit free to my show areorphans. When the time comes for meto take 3 cents, I will ho mot begging.nal showing. Ent)1/2 De0032A.
Don Taylor Disbands TroupPORTLAND, Ore.. Noe. 0,3.-After them
tuusemeastul attempts to launch a cir-cle in Oregon with the Columbia Mien.Don Taylor has disbanded the troupe,Taylev formerly had out the RMA CityPlayers for four seam during which timebe piloted the group the+ 12 States.
Selective ServiceMail
In the earthed Department of thisbens appear the names of those liar -Mg Settee -1m eervlee mall In thevarious °Mora of rho Rtilfamsd. Thislist la published in addition to ther.rairea which are met In capital lettersIn the regular Letter List.
Also In the Carnival Department iselsen a het of registrants who areconsidered delinquent..
B on n elli ShowboatWinds Up Season
CINCINNATI. Nov. 30-Bert Banks,engineer of the Steamer Marge. -et Hall.which towed Jim Bonnellne Cotton Dim-eom &hos-boat tide seamen, reports thatthe floating theater recently closed atPaducah, Ky.. and reveal. that Duenesswile Hood, cortstelerIng the fact that tiesshowboat got oft to a. late start.
Raster at the Mote included Cash andMadge Tremilson, producer,: Treed andLouie Kramer, !nether and Waddington,13121 QUernee, Charlie Whirs, and a crewof nine.
According t0 Banks. whoa showboatexperience slime 1010 Mendes engage -nanny with the Golden Rod. Wonder-laii4-111ppodreurie. Sunny South, NewColumbia. Prenetelt New Sensation. Hol-lywood. and Bryruita boats. Bennettexpecte to resume with the Cotton Blos-som early in March.
Winston PlayersEnd 61st Week
INDEPENDENCE. Ken.. Nov. 30.-JackEm men Player., isigeettow and arches -tee peeing one-night stessda. have Justcompleted their 41st corneecuthe weekin the Middle West under the aponaor-ship or tarlOtts Meal organizations.
Company is heeded by Jnck Winston.the
trumpet.Ray Lenhert LI contracting agent. with
a new of three_ Show career specialscenery sod so,nt a two-hcur perform-ance. Plans are to remain out ail win-ter.
Rep ripplesDON KIM:41E, stabschaing with the
McNally Show. has been making fain,and celebrations in the South with 1,1found ear. While visiting with friendsIn Vakloste. Ga., lee week, he hadMO -watt. 110 AC generator built for hround equipment. . _ . KNAPP ?AMII.YSHOW, thowIng vaude sketches and theIslesm. mot. The Trend So the Woe, isreported enjoying good beeriness inschools and hells In the vicinity of Dint.end. Oslo. During the holiday. the allowwill meant reilgiosa films end the play,The King Still Re -ter-,. toe church groups.
JAMES GATES JR. is booking theplay. Thee Rime Slit! Reigns. In smellNew Ensiond towns for a. Boston con-cern, using local talent. . . . MenriBISteeor the filermae-Mack Show. playing hallsIn Missouri, recently lied as a visitor2-20 Daniels, magician.. . DON MAR-LOWE, recently of the Stein -tie Show-boat. has beep hold over for the thirdweek at the IT Club. Haverty Huts, Calif.
COSTA PLAYER -13, four -Maple trickpreminting abort -cast rep belle and ISnrm.Mins, are reported easJoying mellefactorybusiness fn Northwestern Ontario. de-spite exceptionally cold weather. . .
Tag Lrert.ra booked on school elatesin Northern Plorteht. have beers propeal-tinned on a trip to Cuba by a Ilannetourist agency. They have a combine -eon musical. erode. and sketch shoe.feeturing ltriperrenettons. . . . HARRYC. WILLIAMS. who recently-wound up the mason with the alit Tol-bert Show, jumped to his horn* In De-catur, Ale., last week to upend Thanks-giving. He ham since returned to All.glairta. On.. to spar around for a winterengagement . . _ DOWN SHOW. %tude-Wham combination. reported doing wellIn the territory ensured Terscitheentwill continue thru the winter in Mainecenettel towns. They work the dattee-after-thealsow Idea.
Thompson Bros. Pix ShowWinds Up Canvas Season
1.011T SMITH, Ark. Nor. 3.0.-'Threrap-son Bros' insow, tent picture snow.closed themes -on November 18 In PasternOklahoma end moved into quarts,* withthe Prank C. Keith Show on Highway 11three milts. from here. Manager LeoThompson reports a satisfactory mason.
Mrs. Thompson played henna to agroup of friends at a Thanksgiving theydinner (211. with the table set under the
lEndurance ShowsiCrearineweintions to BILL
One Year AgoCHARLES WALPERT15 amend Mum in
as many months was playing to okeh bitIn Lot Angeles ... JOHNNY GUILF011LEbed been contrecied foe a !tee -week re-turn engagement at the Log Cabin lienXenophile, WI. , CURLY LINDER wasconvalesclrig In ';General Hospital, Den-ver. from it fractured skull, brain cent-cursice. and broken nose suelained In anaccident. . . . BILLIE PARKER win do -log the ice act in Charhaton, S. C. . . .
ELSIE JA1201P2t bad resumd to herhome in Bossier City. Ia., to undergo amajor operation. . TWELVE TEAMSand four mates were left in Sid Cohen'sAll-Aosertinsm Championehip Walkathenin the Coliseum Chicago. . , EDDIELEONARD rind Vitsgtee Royce were play-ing their third week at the Merry-Oo-Round, Tern* Haute. Ind. , HIE HILL.was In Voteruns' Hospital, Keeoughton.Vie with Ulcers of the stomach. . .
WELLS 8LONIOER. former floor judge.held an exeetttlia position with thefalter Roller Derhy.
PRANKIE LITIT-E. endurance showmidget. Is appearing with the Jack Tar-te% holiday show at 0101db-hates StateStreet department store, Chicago, whereha will remain until Christmas.
MAKE Tr A HABIT to watch the Let-ter List each week. If you see your namethere, reboot tn your address on a pennypoet card and your mail will he for-warded imenedietely. Tins Is Mee the
Capt. Menke Eyeing Steamer anent method of nintecting your :Honda_ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30. Cent. J. W. INQUIRIES HAVE 13.EM received on
Menke. whose Golden Rod Showboat I, Jack Glenn, Hill Parker. Clyde Wood.now in Its third year on thr Misalevielpi Bob Telmer. Harry Sleyera. likdie Miller.Riser front here aft recently for New Fran% Per, Theme Conk, Jerre Marton..Orleans to leak m.r n ..egmboan to 1syer 1,0,171. Meredith, InhIttII nlrehon 00,12Mthe Golden Rod the coming anion. Inman. Lou Devine. Chad Mena. Hurl
SACHS. Cincinnati Office)Ilarengton, Pen Rainey. Bail Rosen.Helen Clark. Jack Glenn, Chariot lecbaelter. Brune Odle, Bobby Alien. BernieSharmrt, Mario Alleasandro. Jean 110-batrah, Wylie RAIL Chuck Payton, Mar-vin Ellison. Kenny Cirneeell, Gooey* andJuno McDermott. Edna ietIrelle. andPrank end lethet Jensen.
A MILWAVE.J102 PAN, Catherine Stark.Ink* an inquiry on Lou Meredith. ChadAitirso. Jean X-11430. Gordon Haring. PeggyODeorinel, Jos Hoek, Angle Offer andClede. Cat ertne says that Ma thanksLou end Chad are just about the bestteam in the fled.
CHARLIE RICHARDS, after a two-yearabsence Rum the ficki,during which timehe managed a mei:mend on the WestCeeet, is back in Chicago. planning onmaking the Coliseum mutest there.Charlie would like to reed motes hereon Jackie Itichandebippy Skidmore, JoeItanalles, and feekine Tate.
LILLIAN THORNE cable an inquiry onAdele nallia. Judy Thorpe, and Sktppyinehimere. How about a Wm to thecolumn, kid°
'111713BER-LKO8" MARTIN arid BonnyncUtoll recently Mond with the Chest-nut Berea at the Texas Theater, BayCity, Tex.. where Martin ermined. Theteam Le now visiting friends in Port Ar-thur. rex.
PRANKIE AND ALICE DONATO areworking In the Jive Tteelln in 34-acal,where Pritekle censees the Bootahow, withAlice asestLng.
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sky. 'Mom present were Mr. and Mei,Prank C. Keith. Capt. Trunk Hollaway.George Ite.tbey. Doe itteorge A. and DinahWord Lome Tundereeek. Claude andAimee; Ifolleiway. Art end Ruth Hollaway,Max and enure* Holloway. Besse MaeDawson John and Jessie Et1111011- DocTem Barth. Era and Bill Antos, Doe MalItlithAwly. end Daniel A. Thompson andDeny Thernpmen. father and Mater oflea Thompson, who Jumped In fromAurora. in.
Mrs. Leo Thompson tr1U lessee soon fatan extended visit with her pedants inlows.
Holiday ShowsBy E. F. HANNAN
VARIOUS entail shows which lay odfV during the handers are finding it
preheat* to- contact department stoneand other mercantile estabLishmentsbeg elem. as it bas become the regularthing to put on Stele shows for one -Welters. i In an trading centers
Piss large Bowton stores wet otter en-tertainment for kiddies end grown-upstrite year, end there is hardly a cityace 50 .000 but what will go after busi-ness with some sari of Meow
A singer, whom the writer know.. wingive six mike preformation daily duringthe 10 daye preceding Cheetahs at aamore In re, city of 80.000, and an met thehas been working In the snake all sum -mar blot Docked fleet -into a city elatefor few daily shows, This act does acembleation of knockabout amonstlesand juggling and this Is the secondholiday appearance for them et thisLame establishment
Thee 11 a fled for this amenablework that small shows laying off Mimedrent Oinirtook. no It In extra money easilyearned and at time when it coma inhandy,
B & M Players Open BigHOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Nov. 10.-Clete of
Hot Springs' largest crowd. atennilevi theopening engagement Of the B Se M Play-ers herr Sunday night at the AthillesimisTheater. Having Mimed a 40 -week ekedIn the Midwest. the ohne will play thewinter hem It a the lint thew lit Hot.Springs since March- The company,which will change billings men twonights. features Toby Kenny alefteen.comedian.
28 The Billboard December 7, 1940
Nen-Thcatrical FilmsConducted by THE ROADSHOWMAN
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Hotel Room Increases BusinessWith Movies; Plan Under Way ToShow Feature Films in Parts
BRIDGEPORT. Conn- Non Wit-BustsWV* IN the Pine Room In the EltratneldMotel here has been Increased lay theaddition of non-tbeetrieat movies to theregular entertainment program. Bothspent and sound shewe are used.
Speaking of the ninerte policy. Tiny'Day, Hotelman! orgaraut and director ofthe BLIONII. says that durtuE the pacerept weeks the name Mire been showntoner during the nigitt. The Peaty showI-minden two sound shorts, and' the lateshow two silent thortz. Dining the host* lumbar. mualc and round eaten, areimnlehed by htm at the vegan, It hasbeen found that Charlie Chaplin leadsIn reputes -14y. with Lined and Hardyall lots cunning second piece. Localn ewsreels, which Day *hoot., are also
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stitronal elastomers to the Pine Room,Day Is planning other angles to build in-terest In the films. Recently he ghats:I--emplacd the annual Pereteetas Ball incolor. 'Ibis film will be shown On 4special night to be exploited ea Plremexieblithe. In aelditletri to the local MetaDay will show Chaplin In The eireman.Another stunt that will he 1.1Atit AbOCLIT
LO show VOW* Punctured Romanceat three showing. in a night. Day be -Ileum this method will create euntielentinterest to allow him to abow feature -beech inevtes. A third stunt, write'sproved a stemma in Panama. la to havesome person well known for his basevoice pretend to be singing the lyricsto a popular song while being photo-graphed. Linda Mason, Data vocalist.wilt make a record of the song whichwill be played dyeing the snowing of theMies The contrast in voles. Day says.will provide many lataghs.
Moetee in the Pine Room are projectedon a table model beaded screen 52X72Inches. Throw Ls approximately .30 featwith a two -tech lens- Programs are an -trounced Over the hotel's public-addressaestem and plans are under way to uselobby dleplitya Spot. Male 120 people.
Day claims the diettnotton of beingone of the biggest men In the non-theetriefil fibre busintst, 140 Ix a feet4 Inches tall and weighs 300 lbs.
License Bill ShelvederressuEnti. Nov. ea.-Proposed
erdinatiee to license ail lemon, overrated.charge fee. and require six motthe'. op-prenttee4-tilp, has been shelved by city-council following =awe protests fromechicatlonal. recreational. medical, civic,obi philaintheigele erganizatioeut,
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Whitneld O'Neill, New York reedthow-men. has resumed his winter allows tothe Bible Truth Church of God. Aithothe congregation M small, the showsare well paironizecL He pions to featureThe Passion Ploy at the staging of theannual Christouus needn't, O'Neil II ISyears old and has been actively engagedIn the nen-theatrical Alm field for overtwo years.
Prank D. Cannon. tent showman, lemapping plans for his 1041 allows. Lestseason he tired a tent 30 by 100 fret.meting COO_ The show played West Vtr-genie. Maryland. and Penney-1mM'*. Ellpolicy Ls to use a different six -red. Ms -tut* theh night. Cannon memitly leftNewburgh, N. Y., to join his allow.
Prank Mitt owner of the WindmillClub. Hatches, Mime. write* that soundshorts aro enticing wttb his patrons. De-cember program. will feature footballpictures, be maid.
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At Reny Baraileteris 46th Street 510510Hall, New York. current program in-cludes Brorehectrt, with Rod lel:toque.Robert Ecknon. T.eives Power Sr, andLillian Rich. Comedy le C127.0111 In TheCum. Brood* 13 of the PeCTI Whiteserial.Phandar, la also On the Mil. BidLubin, pianist. is featuring his home-made organ Of heir bottles -
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NEW YORK, Nov. BP.-While road-,hoventen who play schools end churcheswilt have their asenettibie somewhat in-ten-upted by Car:steam. holiday*. De-cember and January offer opportunitiesfor lecreasei Coke.. Many operators willavail themselves at this to map programsfor the year. white others will be busyputting an mosles as peat of holidaypageants and similar events. Withechoed heada 316011 to plan for lata thesemonths ere conaidered ripe for submit-ting catalogs and prices on both educe. -%loyal and entertaineturt
In the.echool Betel work is mapped bysemesters, with the changeover comingo pen after the first Of the year, Sinceschool- routine. wilt be interrupted byexaminetions, ninny operators' have se.Mired addluonel bookings by submittingtheir catalogs before plane for the turn-ing seawater are made. A t. king PointIn this connection is that such an ar-rangement afford, the movie schedule togo On without Internaptiert
An Iowa roadenewman reports thathe has found that the film The Caningof Den Matthew% a Harold Bell Wrightstory featuring Rlchnrd Arlen and Char-tette Wynne's, is bringing goo(' pre -Christmas businene Abraham Leaped,generrilly clamed by roadebawnnen as aFebruary feature. LA 4110 pulling strongat this time. The operator attributesthe drawing power of the latter film tothe fret that It is a story of a man Whobecame one of America. great men,Walter Ruston Is starred In the meets_
While readebownien are looking aheadto a big year. December Is seen AP 11£0.114144 ANOLNONAL boating& Libreria* re-port that ri number of special ChristmasGins have been reserved for Dime
While librarians are le -meting allpossible co-operation to Insure operator.getting the alma they want, MILAPPV114.11W01
must be medic. now for these films Onefirm declared thee It wan securing addl.ticetel prints to take Out of this typeof Orrice.
BURLESQUE NOTES(Continued from peer al)
not open at the Star. Brooklyn, November22_ Leona Thurston, due to open elveswhere, was rushed quickly to help out Inthe emergent'''.
IOYE ASTRID'S peke. Chine. Cele-brated a birthday November 10 at thePaddock Cafe, with Manager Harryamain entertaining pleats that includedthe entire Hermitage Hotel kenneL1301t0111Y DORR, at. the Eltlege-doubled as show girl and In n song anddance specialty week of November le.
JOE PREED tioetetaal Al Pharr No-vember 22 as tuente at the Triboro, whereDorothy Lawrence tank suddenly 111 NO -mintier 14, forcing Betty DtiVal. TerreXing, and Buddy Leonard, new tenor, tostonhte thruota the show. . . ELSAORKENIVELL, dancee, Is debuting toburly via the 411114 Wht41. COMA& fromlegit musicale and ntterlea . . . wrenTODD has elt.ithiel from burly OS WiterimsNow at the Caravan Club, GreenwichVIlteeo. DIANE BURTON opened atthe Elting* Not entber 22, ZINO.
CHICAGO:MARY MARVA Is reelellee at Lake
Hiawatha. N. J.. . Tneoncins Openedat the Gayety, Cincinnati. Priday (29).. . JP:AN CARTER WWI oompelteel toclose on the Manny King show at Can-ton. 0. In order to go to Rochester.Minn- where her mother is recoreringfront a serious operattan. Scan wilt re-buts to the hitilvease. Circuit in twoweeks_ . _ . MONROE KIRKLAND wiltbe switched from the Pinky Lee show tothe Valerie Paiks unit when it opt -etc etSt, Lents Des -ember g , yetimmeWHITE will be the added Mt-reel:on atthe Capital, Toledo, O., Dreeetber el
DEWSY MICHAELS has heeked AnnCorlo Into Buffalo week beginning De-cember 8.
FROM AU. AROUND:WALLY IPOT HEAD) EiretZtAll. Cornier
hoofing pave with Fred Hurter,' burlyend other tab and burlesque units, isnow a *Ireton operator with a Can -thandivision somewhere In England. Weltywrites that he'd like to bear from oldburly and tab friend'. Ills addr0as 1.SIC. Bresnan, W. P_ E Sect_ Second Diet-ed= 2 Coy. R. C. C. El., Base Post Office.
Canada (Somewhere In England).JACKIE GORDON has gamed the itne atthe Pox. Indianapolis, after a fling atclubs in the Toledo, 0., area.... 130110.THY MERCY and Dot Lane opened withthe stock unit at the foxy, Knomine.Tenn- November 29.
BETH CALVERT and Jack Curtis madeit a hone -coming In spearing 1n Phila-delphia alth Are. Corials new unit fixthe Hint wheel, both having been W1Psingers tor SALLY KEITH waseh eat -re -added for the angle openingshow of the new winter revue at ClubNomad. Atlantic City, lest Sunday,Mess Keith returnee to Boaton'a CrawleadHome for 10 more weeks, starting Janu-ary 13, having put In 20 with et thespot either In the year, . :HD STAN-LEY, manager of Pars Theater, Pella-delphIn. now using only a single strip toembellish the vetege altos... . MAROS'SHART heading a new Milt for the Rifestwheel opening at the Troo Theater, Phil.ailetphia. December 0,
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STONE drew peeked honors during hieengagement at the 14144.31* Theater. PallRiver. Masa, November 2020. Appear -*note before local Uric club* and at hos-pital. and orphanages brought himmuch favorable newepoper oorr.natert....THEanEArc BALLANTINig (Carl Inharpe)Menge nut of hiding to relate that hohas finally themes:10d in huldirtg a date,and that he's current at the Bowery.DeteoLt. He U Looking forward to agood winter In clubs, . . . AL MUNROE,praddent. of the Society of DetroitMagni/ins, was called to MaasachUsettathaste week by the PPP -1411P Moms of Msmother, ... DR. HARLAN TARBELL, fol-lowing his oppearamoe at the Detroit In-stitute of Art last !Burnley i24). semAntall Of honor of the Motor Citra Wand.Wavers, Informal magic group. Nearlyhundred attended the pattering. . .CALVEWF THE MAGICIAN and hisEgyptian Foiled lacked gate Melling 260per cent above average on a two-day on -statement at the Century Theater, Jack -eon, Sties., Lest week, according to N. 3J_Jecates, halloo manager. PrIMe were ad-vanced slightly over unifier Palr111111401114-
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tip*. Ili* Moonlight Gardena le man-aged by Art Noel.
The Musical Eitennarda. Itamilten andCarroll. Prefessor Brilliant, and McGarryrind Dawn hem Just completed clubdates for the JIMMY DALEY *Moe,Albany, N. Y.
TOMMY SACCO Theatrten1 Martbooked Joe Sanders and hid orchestrainto the Rosy Theater. Ottawa, In.. forDecember I. . . NORMAN STOCKERwilt cover the New England territoryfor the James Dairy Office, Albany.011ie Stacey will handle night clubs forthat off ice. . . . SAM HOWARD, of theHollywood °Mice of Charles V. Yetle.
In New York foe a visit. . ALWILSON, white racatiotaing in Plecide,will Moment Eddie Smith's *CUL In thatterritory. . . HARRY MIST. of Now'Nat, is expected back from Florida nextweek_ . . LEW WEISS is also act toreturn to New York from Fterlda within10 day', 11P3LMAN BERNIE, NewYork, has signed Rico De Sierra to *nettnasgere.ent so:attract.
A AA,/ booking Office, PALACE THEA-TER BOOKING AMERCE'. Buffalo.opened recently, making up the gapleft some menthe when Prank R.Murphy's offiee Sid Rogers' Lsto charge. and is now supplying addi-Comet acts used with the MidwesternClretilt shows. One of his accounts Ls
Whitey Schmidt's ChM, where he wa-di:eta lbect rev-uss. Rogers wee for-merly with Enirelos Entertainment Sere -tee. Buffalo. now in the hands of Prank
Dubick.MARTIN JUROW. of Musk Conger*,
glen of Aratrien, ha. offered a manage-ment contract to ELAINE MILLER.io:gamma at Embassy Club. Philadelphia.
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ec:item and announcer. Noverriber 25 InTeuro Indlinnery, New Orleans. nett: en.poratiosi. A mum of Pawhinica Okla..Alexander had also been a band must -den. At cue tune he was see ntatelmeerfar etathleist WODX end WALA, Mobtle,AM.. and later worked in the runecapacity for Steteetz EV00. Tulsa. °kis.6:waved by Ms widow. a daughter. a.mother, end two team. Interment Anreserelska.
APPEL--Mia Augusta. 65. mother ofLee Lae, actress. audelenly November 13at helm* In New York_ She lessee alsoMother daughter., litertel In Elyria, 0.
BARER. --Thomas Arthur, 70. bookingmeat and termer vesidevillien. Novemberle to Port Oreduate Hospital. New York.Burled Under the ampler. of the NewYork ELM in Cedar Croce Ctenelelly.Lotigblamer. lie leaven hie wife.
13ARNHART-Ovikey. 40, widely knownamong elr cue forks as et tattooed man.to St. Plena. Hospital, Celutebto, 0..errembee 20. Posies said ho drankreeelte He wee with Sells -Wrote Circusserums 1950e31.
BENTILM-Harry. 48, trettran ctn.:Mos'thoww.an and talker. and manager ofBench likerterien Hering Sematione Show,Sovember 211 to Amertc-an Hospital. Chl-rem. Ilentume showman cermet. began40 years ago In Hamburg. Clermany. whenas program boy and usher In the CircusBeech. he met George Haticenselamidt,meatier known ea the filissinet Lton. Notling afterwards, when touring the Unitedelates with thts oompane.11entum becameseveral agent with the Mot:meth Show*,made friend end tutoe of Victor D.Levitt, one Of the crab reeding Gentledmelte. matriculated to the lifeyerrhelfeLevitt -Teeter Shows, went ents his own tot
*MI* as independent pnernette- In NowJersey, New York, and Caneda, end thenreturned to the Monarch Sham- Stab-seeiletrely he was Mattlemed with the obiNat Reim Show. Klieg Edward WildAnimal Arena. skied parttelpated In thetesliellng of the Mat Rutherford theatershown for Iry P. Perack_ end later wasmanager or the Mighty Dorris Slaws -Later he beearne manager of Bench Ben-tsen. welleimomeheth direr, who In pet-s -ale life was his wife. and the net playedfrom Coast-to.Coart at perk.. fare. andedebesseterte. They Mee hod appeared Inemelt years with the Comten, Onek,Rudy, Cettin re Written. Rtesin sU Cherry,end Johnny J. Janes *hews. Survived byhes widow. Burial in Allicramenls Peet.Chicago.
BOCieriT-Mrs. Maude Humphrey. 76.Meet mid mother of friettaphrey Bogart.film actor, in Hollywood November 22.Her cheater* were often used on else-ti-e:me cover.. She Moo leave; a daughter.Ifes. Pelmet. Roan of New York_
SOHN-John W._ 52. manager of Radio
Billy JonesBilly Jones, 51, of the Menem radio
ringing and patter teem et Billy:rm *a and &ente Hare. died Novemberel of a heart *Meek while walking471 Broadway near Station WMCA.=here he had been appearing the pastntveral years.
Jones had been amocLated withtanking mining, and cemuntintmetime before he entered show business_Fla stage career less:red when LewNettle signed hint up for effelefselfSanta, motions comedy which ran 30weeks_ He appeared In vaudeville.and litter mede recordlmes for teeter -It was to a phonograph recordingstudio that he fret nee Emit Hare.they teamed up for recordings, andremelbed kitstgareele for 20 yeare,emit Hares death last year.
The pair was reportedly the feetreeshirtatIon to have been sponsoredon radio. The tle-Op was with theSappiness Candy Storm of New Yorkon WRAP. The dent was said to haveresulted from their guest appearanceat the opening of stations "MAP andWM. 'legged as the Hatnefnen Roye.the team earned an extension oftheir original five -week contract to
thesand-a.harr year term. from1123 to MO. They also beam:Least asPet Soldier's for Standard Oil of NewJersey. Prom 1930 to 1033.. they wereboard as the Interwoven Patr roe thehosiery manufeeturere. At the time71 his death, Jones was Weaning withMarilyn Hama, daughter of lila deeemmel partner, the Sachs learnt.lure broadcast Of the Three LittleSores program on SVNICA.
Jones leases tile wife and a sister -le -taw, Ho was Milled at WoodlawnCemetery. New York.
The Final CurtainSates, Inc., truteldlare of the ColumbiaBroadcasting System, In .13t. Laths, No-ethlber 32.
CHANION-Clark, fareleely with fete -teat W.11{, Detroit, Insitaistly in Clete -land November 111 when struck by anautomobile. He was with various De-troit peewee a numeer of years and re-eently hacl been with the General Broad -ratting end Motion Picture Company.cornireeMel nlm and radio oeganlesalret.One Child eurvivea. Interment An De-troit.
BUCK -Mrs. Mary, wile of OseseBuck. owner Of the 0. C. Burk Show..November 20. She wen a neentbstr at theMelia' Auxiliary of ibis National Show -teener Asses -Matto. Burled from St.Theresa's Church. Richmond Hill. L. LtiN. Y.
HURNWIDE-Mrs.. Nathrythe 31., 50, wifeof Robert It. Lterialcie. stage director endproducer. November 22 at home in Ridge-wood. N. J. She leaves also two daughtersand a aster.
COLLINEI-Corinne. 4, daughter ofCharles Collins. vaudeville and emetic**show producer and Min diaribtuter, No-vember 10 in Detroit of pneumonle-
COOKE--Chartea R. (Coolciel, 07, meltareertedly a broths, of the late Louis B.Cooke. circus exeCutive. November 21 atGeneral Hospital. Lon Angeles, after alingering Mimeo. He had been with Mr-VIM!u and carat rata. Service. in Lee An.Roles November 27. with Interment inShommree Reit. Evergreen Cemeterythem,
LlOVr-Samuel C., 46. mitateSan andband feeder, at his home In leubUcitio.Ia. November 20 after a brief Meese.
PLICK-Sylvester N. to. father of errs.Data Peck Flood- plantar and earaposer,NortmbeT 24 at hie home In Cleveland.Ho Is else survived by his brother.George. et Psenemeite.. 0. Services aceburial In Cleveland November 27.
FOWLER -Lloyd Leo, known as theeerog Vey," at tubereutous at Norton,Ken_ September 11. Servived by kitsMetier. Mrs- Lerma Jerrie, or Peabody.Kene two brothers, re, D., of Newton,Kane and 51- A.. former stock prayer, ofLos Angeles. Mutat Peabody.
1,0W71 --Ma). Atom° W., 7'7, knownto many eirettspeoplo, round dead athas home In Lee, N. H.. November 17.He VMS a graduate of the Art School ofBoston and e major in the army. Heleaves a brother. Albert Lowe, of Lynn.Mess. Interment in the family lot InLynn.
PRY --Chester A.. 72. foresee clientstrouper. September T of a heart ailmentet the wheel of his tar in stristora,while no route to his borne in MasourePry left home when a youth and Nettedtrio Barnum Cirrus which was en routeto.Englend. and for mare than 50 yewswas with the bower circuses. Survivedby his wellew. Burial In leigtowood PerkCemetery, Ingiewood., Calif.
GORE -Rona je 44. operator of CialstenInn. Ceselyse, N. J., November 12 at hiehome in Audubon, N. .7- of It stroke. Hiewidow. Sarah fe. end ± stepson survive.
OUSTAPSON-earneet.O., 70. cornettstand organist. at hie home In RuellinglonsVt . November 17. Survived by al% chil-dren.HILBERT-Rey. former aerialist andtrainee, November 21 at Houston, Tex..its a train :cadent. He leaves a wen.Paul, end its widow, also en aerialist.who is to General Hospital, Salt LakeCity.
JOLLY TRENT -(des. Amanda Siebert)60, performer, November 27 at Mee, InConey hand_ N. Y.. of a heart attack.Jolly Irons was are of the fattest womenIn the world. In the last 25 pars sheappeared In preelleally an of the sideshows in reseney Island, In cheeses. endIn vaudeville thruout the New York area.She leaves her hustateed. who performed asher talker during the Animator: side showsemen In Corey Inland. and a daughter.
RELLY-.3, Pelee, 37, essoclated Mtbfen- exhieSta. November 19 at AtiantleCity Hospital of a fractured satin ma -trained In a fall. Rally wan formerly Incharge of e cluPent exhibit at the GoldenGate Expeeetienre Son PranelaCO, and CMyear eniumeed a Aimee& exhibit at theNew York World's Pete Survived by hiewidow. Gladys. and preterite. of Smyrna.Del. Barad November 91 at Smyrna.
NOPP-Witham. '75, trumpet playerwith the first Cincinnati SymphonyOiximetra and later itextentatt conductorunder Peitz Reiner. recently in Miami.of pneudisorde resulting frees injuriessustained In an auto accident in Norkeslast March. In 1805 Kropp beestnemember or the systerhony. which pierceits stud concerts at the old Peke Opera
House, CLuelnaat. Lute. Kemp tourerthe country wee ieverel opens compa-nies. He also played with Webers bandand organism:I UM Wiest Regiment HealdIn tenelmati. Deceased moved to Miami14 years ago, where lie organised anddirected the ehresene band, Survivedby his widow. three Mechem, themslams, and a daughter. ServIews lasMiami. November 30.
KRAUSY.--Peenk .1, 57. former carmanages and biller with Sena -Meta andCole Bros_ etreuacei, at his home In EriePb.. Neverneer 6. Krause. who had alsobeen employed at Werner Theater formany years. had been an operatorat the Strand in Este and me memisay-thauleer of Local No. 03 of the Inter-national Association or Theatrical StagePlexpeayeet and of local 821 or the Me -teen Picture Operators' Unten. Ileurvivedby his widow, VII -Inn. and daughter, Mrs.Clyde Beam, of Buffele. Interment asErie Cemetery_
LEONARD --Monsignor Edward le, pmttor or St Malachy's Roman CatholicChurch. New York. November 27 in theWrench Hcepitel, New York. of heartdisease after a year's illness, In 1007. ata teettmontal dinner for MonsignorLeonard, George M. Creme and OrateBeek. among others. praised him for thefine work he had done for the welfare ofthe theatrical profession. Per mine year')Monsignor Leonard ma the chaplain ofthe Catholic Actors' Guild. which meth-laheel itA off Ice to the Muse -meat of Se.Ideliseltre during his proem -ate.
LOCIAN-Virginia Knight. 91. termeropera anger and aerometer. In Cakeinosa,Ia., November 2'7. She was the enceber ofthe leas Frederic Knight Logan, whocomposed the Missouri Mate
MicRRAVY-John E. 70. father of Ver-non L. hicReavy, with Polack Hem' Cir-cus. in Neetbwenern Reepital. Min-neapolis. Nerreiber 14, bemused woeoperator and co.founder of the McHenryBros."Thansfer Company. MAretreepoles,and was keenest to outdoor contractingagents thru moving the various showsthat exhibited Is. Ellatiteapinia. Survivedby Me widow and cm, Vernon. Service.In Minneapolis November 18, with inter-ment in Hillside Cemetery there.
MITCHELL -Fred P. 63, termer sec.retail 01 North Iowa Pleb- November 23at his home In Mmon City. la Artrra long illness, Serviced by his widow.two sorts, and a daughter. Se:veers andburial Ln Maori City November 27.
MURPHY - Prank (Rags). 54, weLl-knowa Buretio talent booker time farmerwenteenn and burlesque cemedien. No-vember 20 at J. N. Adam Memorial Hee-pltal, Perrysburg. N. Ye after a sixeseonthIllness. At 14 Murphy beeeme an neer-Mites dancer and soon entered burlesque.He played the Mutual and Columbiawheels. A Buffer* reeldreit for the pest 13years, be bad retired from the stage [ADOyears heel to operate a theatried agencyin Rueethe Survived by his widow. Vivian,professionally known as Betsy tee. a nightclub dancer; a step -ten. and a daughter,ReMile. of Chicago. Services in Butter°November 25. with butler to Ridge LawnCemetery three.
O'CONNOR-Anne Plareme, In privateLite Mrs, Amu Florence O'Hara, eldestof the Sax Singing O'Connor StAtele Orexude days 23 year. ago. recently inToronto, Out. The eater* played theatre*from Coast to Coast. Survived by herhusband, two acne a daughter.. sevensister., and A brother.
RAND -Mignon De Velem.. retired m-ama. November 13 in Pelee Beast Brigham.Hospital, Seaton. of n cerebral hereeretage,Mrs, Rand had been In show business 86seem She *its a member of the leelb 6.DUt (tempeoy to San Pearielems for sixyears. end toured the United States. CAM
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Prank Tinsley. 53. reared Co:Media%died November 27 In Veterans' /ree-l:440, Northport, L. L. train rs lungailment.
Ttnney began ha stage emcee ItsPlailacielphla es a bleckface comedianIn vaudeville. His first New Yorkappearance wee In the Fonfre of1210. Later he went to London. wherehe wee ameureful. During the WorldWar he aearYea La the army 41-1
captain In the geartewthee ern Carps.After the war he resumed his sagecareer and wee one Or the plain et-armiesn.s et the Music Bee. New York,In 1939, in 1030 he had a hemkdesee.after which he retired from the stage.
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sde, said Mexico well Joe Levy'. Carrieof ,471Oh. Sale also toured the Keith Cie
Sursived by her husband. Billy 3Hand. stair member of Station WILTDBeaten.
SEILIKOVITCH-Dr. Solomon, 75, *T14of the founders of the Phlindelphla liea-thoYCn orchestra and chorus, November37 et his bome in that city. lite widow.Fannie;d..1e; two daughters, and n son me
eTRVENS-Ann elorends), mentallat.for mealy years at Dreamland, every la -land. N. Y., and at false slid resseria, litIsar home In Albany, N. Y., November 11after a tong Ulnae. Survived by beehusband. Harry.
STOWELL--Chwente W...0*. who playedthe role of Congressman John 140WtOrt 15the picture. The honsports We Watch. No-vember 20 In Paterson (N. J.1 CensersHospital afters short Illness. Stowell we-n Spanish -Acne -dean war veteran led ElliOuttrsant-oolsmel In the Weald War,Serrvired by rile widow. Helena; a daugh-ter, and five eon..
TAPPAN-William T. 72, who Was hi etrumental in the bending of RebobothBeech, Del., and a former oreMal of theresort, November 23 at his home in Re-hoboth Beach after a lengthy illness.Stu -steed by has widow. Minnik a son.and a daughter.
WETS:JAN-Berney IL builder of sev-eral theaters In Detroit, November 25 ofa heart Week_ lie wee n member of De -troll Variety Club. eurvivee by Islebrother. Frank A. Whiteman. of Warm AlsWeareen Theaters, largest Detrottmemasdcircuit.
'Thattla9e5ATWOOD-WILLIAM/3-Jack S. Ate -00
meneere of Station Wre170. Augusta, anSod formerly with wr...nz. Banger, anand Barbara I,. Williams. of Lynn, Messat Oeuvres. MA/14,, htecrenther la. Briegmern le it member or the Tavern Pisem of Lyon.
BaarcRoyr-Ros:InERs- Rey rcilateettl Bancroft, former inside lecturerIn Monkerlown with Royal American,Shows, and Rethe (Peggy) Rodgwe. mateperformer of Charles -ton. W, Vs- No -Mabee 23 at Macon, On.
BARNET -CLARK --Charter Barnet, or-theetre leader, and Itarriet Clark. singerwith Barn5va orehestre. Novereme 20 anHavana.
HARRY-WAYNE - Dare Harry, per-former, and Pinny Wesel. singer, No-vember 20 In Superior, WM.
BRAY-SHAOKEY-Richerd Brny, radiosports announcer, and Patricia Sharkey.In 51. Mentos Cethetod, Cinceittett. No-vember 30. The past three yearn BrayW1.
been on the start of Wr.W.WeAl.caseate
CANOTOSTO-SMATHERS - Al e o a tCepa:ono, program director at StatenNvaAn., Atisntre City. and Sayer Srn-ath-era, nenpro, at treatooe. N. J., November24.
CARPINITER-MITCRELL - Ken Ce -miller. orchestra Reeler. and HelenMarie Mitchell, both of Des Moines, Lat Adel, Is.. November 24.
COLIS-LIUNN-Jerry Cote, nompro. andDorothy Dunn, former dancm with theMayfair Girt, professionally known seDerettry Dodd. In Philedelpiale Severn-ber 24.
DIBBLE -COX -Arnold R. C. Dibble. ofthe Texas State Network bureau of theUnited Press, and Louise Cox. formerlpublicist foe the Ttreas State Networkto Fort Worth, Tex., In Port Worth N -se -rester 23_
OARDINER-DLINN - Aerseld Gerr1131 C.nonpro, and Loretta Dunn, singer, Noeeereber a In Binghamton. N. Y. -
frA.MIL. TO N -SCCSTT-Viedirrilre E.Hamilton, ye:desalt:many Wiesen es lack/The) limmilten, Of Corpus Chrtal. To ..end Loa Marlon resole performer of NewYork. on the Liberty Theater Melee-Daeenport. 16. November 29. They warewith the D. 8. Dudley Shows the pastsummer,
11RANK-PETROVITCH - Reidy finaleformer publicity director for Homes
oreheetre and Pg.' In eberge ofpublicity at the State 1'heaterr. Harr -Red.Colin_. and Elie* Sadie Petrovithei, inBridgeport. Creme November 20.
IlltEiSTON.FTLTUS- Robert Prechen.actor, and Catherine Peltier, actress anddaughter of Roy Pettus. retired outdoor
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Roy R. refeerreOr Mount Plemsr.t. Toeand Wilda Iesespeem at Lemmeeeseeti.Team. Man.
30 Tlar Billboard CAIINLV ALS Der embr r 1910Cenelmisd by CLAUDE R. ELLIS. ROBERT DOEPKER, Associate. Commensrations to 25 Opera PFacm Cincinnati. 0.
NSA FETE TOPS WITH 900O
Dais Brilliant;Setting Circusy
Eastern shoWitiout's thirdannual turns hi tidy netfrom tickets and program
NEW YORIC. Nov. 30.-If star meansanything_ the National flhoweeenaweention meathed a record by a widetnergin at its third annual banquet.bale and entertainmetat, staged in theStand haUrcem of the Astor HMO,break-in acenevy after two peals at. theMaTtInnatotre.. on Wednesday orentrig, Arepresentative throng of 900 turned nutfoe the supreme meet of Emmen Moe" -items Immune Met years crowd by mornthen IC*. If alisti Ia Rut routine andtheroly expected of a young and 4.21.thttelardie orennization, than there wereother departments winth theme belt-llantly, thee The table of honor wasresplendent, the atogeshow an unquail-fled cocker, and the crowd gay and re-ceptive. Plituret heee not been Mined,tegt upward of 41900 net sill peoltaidebe resitred f Mei the weft of tickets, plusaxone lesn 12,000 al a ilestiOn anuvendrplrogreen. the MOM attractive yet pub-Ilehed.
Even Max Linderman. presedent. 1010IA heed of World of Mirth Shows endby his own frank ierIntiselort far frombeing an Edmund Burke or a William7enntries Bryan when it cornea to theslivery tongue, wee to Umpired as to!Mice brief but etrIkingly elleeterespeech of welcome Physcally, boo. the:vent marked v. new high- Matmentedo:orations, eamplete with big topticket wagone, aitimated prop anlinaleplemehil banners. and sinelier outdoortrientnInga. a honed hold's:sec from theMenu. saints and Sterner teancnonLel toIrving Ferrite' that afternoon, contriteutsd(See SLA PLANS Inure on page 3e)
Initiation Fee IsUpped by League
CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-At a reordermeeting of the Showaresea League Oferneetea Thum:deg night the heeded ofgovernors pawed an amendment to theenealltution raising the Lamellae feefor inettaberattip from 110 to 11.26. lee -muse of another rewshatton passed at.the mean meeting. the Increases does notbecome effeeteee until September 1, met.Bement resolution ant to start re.em-beiship drive which will eantinue Until11.0"at September. Thin I. Mined to givelieentbern who me delinquent or whohare dropped mit entirely an oppor-tunity to come In tinder She 110 fee. andMoe members will be accepted at thesame Linea white the drive le on. An-nual dues for membraship rennin at 110.
Action also was taken to provide fora mate representative nominating com-mittee. Ender the new ruling the nonf-Ibetiny monmittee meet be appoletednot later than 28 days before dote ofthe annual election. and mutt mane ate:Meer of non-Lir:ma 22 dayx before dateof election. This' will give ample tameFor members to nominate en indlepend-Ent threat 11 they see MOM
Beard of treetem of the hem!' Rindmid Ma final meeting today, Its member!'being automotilcally diechateed fromtheir duties Oaf December 1. Rcerdreeonamended that the original pion ofMeting e100,000 for a house be adheredto. Mennwhile piece hem been forme-latevl to nersinge toe care of enelbhashowmen who may nerd the Leaguesenciststene_ A. full report of the treisteeeWill be presented at the neat remitarmeeting on December 6- ft IA probablethat the l000ming president will at thattime name a new hoard Of trustees farthe home fund_
PlICITOCUMPH of the third month:banquet of the National ettiossettenbAmeelatiOn tat the Astor Hetel, NewYork. on November 27 Appears onPage 49 In LIEU Irene.
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rile ANNA, At -loot seatiotne leaned, perchased by the Adranor Memo. -threw Company, St. Loists, 'radioed during a summer outing, has steeled all1A00 -mete empire to Altheint, inhere it tell be enitetmod leis winter. At Sermeehmany emiprOyOn. of the grnt eat spend their tonic, raceefone on board, mute -Mg near Fierade, Bahama hisours. and tit the Gulf of Meriee. EfelllP11 byPectident J. R. Butt* /Or recn-oettom of rompany empereme, the craft wilt re-lic,. In Si. Loin* en miring to drone On the Aldrishiptic Mac, a-nd larger tribe -three. and the lake ereetect by the Afton Dam. The Anna fe a JO -ton mese/rflA .11:!y -foot beam and 5 -font draft. fr anti necvranaodaft f0 pateenpers oaextended nokures and as many as 25 on limited ensfers.
Retiring Prez Frank Duf fieldHonored at Gala League Party;200 Attend Memorial Services
CMCA00, Dec. 2.-rse Louis XVIRoom of the llotei Sherman wan the arenaOf a gala 'Merit Saturday night when aeapamty crowd of Showmen's leas... ofAmeMea members and gueria gatheredfor the annual Preeldentee Party to dobonne to Retiring President Frank P.DuMeld. Chairman nude Young andTria co-workers did ail excellent lob ofrerointitg the party, and the gueala weretreated to an evening of keen entoyment.
A tasty buffet dinner ems femme, andan entertaining allow of 18 acts was pre -rented. President Duffield wort gisva eneloquent introduction hy Peet PreddentEarn .1_ Levy, and .1011011nattee, on the*tad* was the signal gm a leraste Ova-tion. Levy preldred4d1 the president, onbehalf of the League. with a beautifuldesk MI. President Duffield reepandedfeelingly. 110 expremed plowmen en iriswork for the League and said that any-thing he may hare accomplished waswade posetielo by the unswerving loyaltyand etreprratelea of offices, end mem-bers. em sum" he mid. "Mat the or-rant/11110n is In capable hands, and. 1twill he my pleasure to give the fulteet11UPINerl to incoming officers."
While partaking of their dinner thegismo were regaled with a fire allowthat inChtded the fallowing act.: TarnSwift. rope einnlondneino: Datotky rdan,tap dauber; Clark and Baited'. hand -bal-ancing nod remedy: Ray 4a.ke. Jr- v0-eallt; May Wong. Ortental dance: Rapnamed, novelty Juggling and belanctrigact; Bob liarrell. Mincer: the PackardTrio. vocalists; Moore and Seale, comedydeneerve 'Mitred Eitalksts. fuggier: Rayand Ran:team comedy; Kay Ann Ceforth.Mt -year -old ginger and denote; PoneClovers, erferdy acrobatics: Boa Smell,vonteltoqtlat: Lillian Sloan. Unger. andWillie Shrone. esrneddrul. Lillian Coleprovided excellent music on- the Ham-mond (Wean And offered several enter -tattling rot-ni Mirnbers. and Al Martnitorthoestre played for the chow. JackKline did a splendid WI, of emaeoing.
CIIICA00, Dec. 2--PollowIng les usualcustom. the elbcormenb League of Amer-ica bald annual memorial nervIce edin-day afternoon in the led Tabmin of theHotel Sherman In honor of showmenburied In Shownsenle Rest- More than200 were present end the eservite 'ma Ina -premise and beautiful. The replies ofShowmen's Red- with flags of the UnitedState and Casella flanking the figure
of a large elephant in back center. andFour Ansericen Legionnaire:sat Mtenteme,made en eppropriate anteing_
etereloe opened with an organ foie byLillian Cole and the invocation by Rev.W. Alfred Disnartel, pastor of Second Roo-tlet Church. After epeetel musts by thePackard Trio, Rev. Dimon delivered alteloquent *delete* end gave a short his-tory of the Lenge& The andlente then*toad for a minute In alicen prayer In.cannery Of deported ahownsen_ Afterepeelnl vocal renege by the Packard Trio.Dept Was Rounded, and Rev. Dimon de: -lieu -tad the bersteliellon. PellowIng theaervnes, many of three prevent promotedeel elbowntenet Rem. 10 WoedInven Ceme-tery. where a short eareice wee. held.
Vaught EnlargesFor 1941; AddsCrowley's Rides
ST. 1.011.118, Nov. 30-Mel IL Vanght,owner of State Pair Show, Vole weekourapitted a Mat with CI. C. (Doc] Cow-ley. owner of Crowley', Unlace Shows,whereby the letters rides will be edgedto the 411411.4. Fete Show* in 1941. Addi-tion will give the !Mom a thud of Itrides, all of which, according to Vaught,will be put In up -top 'shape during thewinter at (Menem In Peabody_ Nan.
Vaught said he plans to maudderablyenlarge his *hum next Anaann. Underthe new arrarevernent encode). Will beeXemessMen manager.
Glacy NomineeFor PCSA Head
LOS ANCIEEB. Nov. 30.-Peet Vice-Pres-Montt Jot, Olney. of the Pacille CoastShownsenA. Club, wax nee:Owned forpresident of the Oreetneellan far 1941,nervy Pink. nominating CORURltiPe chair-man. arimuncent Monday followingeletex replier weekly meeting_
Other. on the etket for next year'me Mike ICrekas, lust vice-president; RoyE. liblinglen. second vneepreeldentiDougins. third eloe-pretident; Pat. Arm-strong, (mirth Moteprealderitt Rom R.Dar's. treasurer. and Hanalei ( Pop) Laid -wig, secretary.
Cresswell PilotOf ITASC Ball
Succeeds Elyuiiet Sebrieber,resigned - Tacky Partyplans are being mapped
KANSAS CITY. Mc,, Nov, 911.-01TteLthnt the illeart of America Showmen's' Clubanturuneed that Nome' B. Crerowell hadbeen earned chairman of the club's sus -Want liallontrt and 10.1111 to be brill 463tlEttal on New Year's km in the IlonaRoom at Hotel Phillipe here. He auc-moat Byente eel:sleben who thalgmed hot'meek became of contenued absents Mornthe city. and he suggested Creeewclt benamed En hie place. New pilot held aspecial thearettece meeting on NOTernb.,J4 to launch an exploitation cainpOdgit,
Mimic for the ball will be providedby pert Torred orchestra, a holdover fromlast years rn.revaedial party. Pwenr.t*1eselota committee wilt entertain at theHole! Reid during the week wean:1111gthe banquet and preeetses a manta pro -seem to thowmen. ematufacturere, andfair se,-setanica who attend.. Entertain-ment nicateritme will be In Charge or tiltannual 'flveky Party on Pecenaber as,rusilstod by a committee from the Ladies'Auxiliary.
Assieting Cromwell on the Beaquet andSall committee are /Leery MintersE. Johnson, James bforrlaary. and JackEsendlinger. Other committeemen En -elude: temoisteen. Art Rennterd. chair-men: Paul Parker, erraletant chnirroar-pnd Coe Den MacOugin. Decoration.C. 1. Levin, chairman: Italia White, R. E.Haney. Neel Walters. and Freak Mile.FTCss and publicity. Al Wilma, their -
Prenk B. Joerting. Program, HarryAltehnier, Congo Howls. end Cl, C. Mc-Ginnis. Ticket. Harry Attenttler. chair-man; Ellie White R. E. Haney. NealWetter*. and Prank Ellis.
Fuzzell Ends OkehIn N. Little Rock;Tour Satisfactory
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Nov. all.-Despite one of the severest mid winesto Mt tfiLv City in many years. FlinvelesUnited Shows' wind-up engagement cethe seamy' proved *ettelartery anti illequipment him been stored at. MaumeeT. A. Pumelet farm hide% T. W. Prattnanibinen and The Billboard agent, re-ported thin week. J. C. Scotty and P. afStarnes, scenic cutlets, and Joe Kahnand Jean cram, rattrttnas, ref:mho:0here and will start rebuilding and en-larging the sham fee Late A craw ,te10 111 begin work soon otter JanuaryI. Penwell and CCJII,N,SLOR Manager forCleldrione pleased with the 'recces. ofthla semen, reported they planned aMember of improvement -a for meet year.
Pneseele General ARCM. C. 8- Steil, andOaldidone vent attend the Midwesternand Southern Mir meeUnge. Mr. andMrs. Farrell end a party of erecede. lilthere for Peleiwil'a recently pureharedlodge on Lake Hamilton. near- RolSpfutaa. Ark., for several weeks of fettl-ing, Mr, anti Sex. Lean. Allen, parent.of Mrs. Pnerell. were hosts to membersOf the shows *t a home -earning partyIn their home here. There member'gave the following deatinatiann for thewinter: Mr. and etra. Rey Clcdentono,Springs, Ark.: Mr. and Mee- HamelBrowning. anekteell City. le It,Creeler, Mattoon. Pax M. and Mrs.Whitey lhete. San Antonio; Mr. And Mr.George Helinan, Little Reck: W. J-Dt.lattpr and Leonseed Rend, Rot Spring,Mr. and Mrs. Kent.. Lon Angeles.
Mr. and Nes. Oreroaltaw, Mr, and ArmFT5flit Stone. Mr. and Mra. JimmieStoplisa. anti Bob Sanely. ..ails Rock:Mr. and ATV, tf. Soft, itot epringe; Mr.anti No= N. b.,gran_ Little Rock: PowderPuff Beard, New en -Jenne_ P. e7. Plattagain sit mimed tits ooneesalona If1941, snaking tits sixth year with it
Docember 7, lV.WO CARNIVALS The. Bilihererrrd 31
With the Ladiesin ChicagoBy VIRGINIA KLINE
CHICAGO. Nov. 31:1,-Pre often handa the thrill of canting your flower leita the water upon leaving Hawaii to an -One one's return to the latende. and I'veneand of a catrin thrill In drinking the
of interment rivera It inn want tota Certain to return, but none couldcompare with that thrill I get upon re-narenng to the .Sturman Hotel here forthe convention. When I arrive In thePantry and hem the *do a -salon -folk plan_connive, make excuses. or just dosome plain lying, and nee them hymn,:and drift Into grouper, We a thrill thatcannot ever be craned. The long triphero from Salem. Ors.. Immediately isforgotten and I settled down to enjoyevery minute of my stay.
Edythe Conklin was tie frost to greetetc and on n gat -together trip to theserge Bar we were joined by ClaraDnner and Mane Broughton. Tlan iiOman neat trip ta the name -Mien In10 years. so the was getting her bearingsnil aver again. 'The Zeiger Show* winterin Albuquerque, N. but Clare hasbeen going west each year to the LanAngeles, doings. which always are eo noteto the Chicago meetings that Ina hardto attend both. Marie (*me in MOMSan Antonio to visit relatives to Chicago.but will attend the nenneentron, MannBeekman visited briefly with us, tippingen off on how to obtain a good chairIn the lobby'. She neva you gine a boya tip and he pen.gos some weroknownmum_ Then when several people get upto answer the call you can take yourpick.
intended the Thursday night meet-ing of the Lanka' Auxiliary of the Show-men's Lague at America and. whilecould not help feeling a few wadmoment* when I wog salted to Lill theentrant chair of the first vice.presielent,the late Mary Prancla. I enjoyed themeeting and the many plane for enter-tainment of the 0M -81 -town wennent.Pmerident Ids Chloe handled the nate,-he like a veteran and was ably aidedby her esincern. Secretory Matte Clintonbeeps evert:throe In order, and PhoebeCanny dews a good nth as treasurer-$rw. annals will be metalled during thenext week and will altars In the enter.Linemen- After the meeting a theta]Welt with coffee and cake, brought outthe new Atones and many reminteenncet.
Rene Sentinel and *avian Miner are Inand out and Caroline Rent watt. Im-patiently for her mother end brother toJain her. Viola Fairly arrived late Prtdey,hue made up foe her tarelintran by supply -Mt all with nail from SL Louis andKamen City. Mo. Viola writer% Denier*end can keep In touch with numerousasters, but then Viola min always bedepended upon for good awn.. RubyVetere and niece, Mrs, Jeffrey, of Senna,ann. eat with us Friday night and madeplena to spend Christmas together. IdaChan has a birthdny on Christmas Anyand last year received I1b birthday tele-Caren That *man an odd rountarr end3 think It would be grand to make itan even 100 this year.
Fleming Shows Break EvenAt Two Stands in Georgia
ALMA, Ga. Nov. an -Hampered bymid weather. hind Cody Plemlnir iniewshad poor results at. their eneannthnntat the Armistice Celebration, whichdined ben. on Novembers 16. underAmerican Legion That empires. Pored/Creneandttee Chalrynan White and Chair-man Andrew Tutee end Aide gave goodon -operation. but weather held Imaincesto a minimum. Among vialtors were Mr_and Me*, C. E. IDoo) Barfield. ownersBarfield's Ceatnepoltean throws, and MarlBuller. manager, Greene County Pats.Onmonborm Ga.
Week'. Monkey Circus and BadmannOrnery closed here, um did the Monismsills their Pens Wheel. Before leering,bfancein Billy Morgan booked Ida FernsWheel end Tilt -a -Whin for the 1941nate- blenacter Dente Dann: -eon has beendoing a good job Of hying out the tot.Conceedormiree with It include LuisPeeler Billy Duggan. learnen. Penner,Earsrty. Clark, Men Davidson. Can ntinannJerk and Mrs Whitney. Ben and CroldieDew, Pearl Morrie, Florence Wells:ernOrme Meek Ben Chappell. Clyde Dow -de,CD* Williams. Staff Include* MadColn Flegatmg. owner: Live Dearancet.Inutintee manager: Ceeil RUC generalanent; Jack McCarty_ electrician Wil-liam Porter, transportation cuperinlend-
ent: Pearl Monte. publicity and The Biltaward auto. agent.
Stand at Dublin, Oa., wee good despitecold member the early part Of the 7mek-A 16 -cent gate prevailed and Friday,Children's Day, and Saturday were thebent days. Merry-Go-Rourro obtained itsbest week's play on the ;sermon. CaptainAndrew* lett with his beers to playperviously contraeted school dater. CoalRice purchased a new ear and housenailer, AMA Orson llackn photo Dannydid well here, as did Clyde Doenlyis dig-gers.
Weather Sends Mac's CaravanTo Quarters; Trek Satisfies
ummotta. Ark,. Nov. 30. - ColdWeather thrriont the Local stand forcedOwner Toen nfe-Neese*. of Moen CameralSerowe. to *angel orraniarattoria remain-nig dates cud send thorns to quarter. InSugar Creek, Mo., for the winter. S. C.Bengtson reported. Management. how-ever. announced that above obtained fileresults on rho tour, with sto serious me -entente occurring to personnel or equip-ment.
Owner Me:Niece directed the placingof equipment in quarters and then hoand Mr.. 3.10.4ceca want to Miami.triune they will remain until January I.,Others heading for theme winter bottleswere Wayne Evans. maater mechanic.
Harry Rennin' PassesCHICAGO, Nov. S0.-Hurry Betatron
u-einknown *union thounnen. died Fri-day at American Hospital. Rennin:1. whowas with the Iry J. Polack natbser Caren,.had been antenna from a kidney ail -Merit and COntraeltel pneumonia a towdays ago. He was taken trwin Gary, Ind..where the whew Wax playing, to theAmerican Hospital base and died soonenter entering. He is survived by Wewife,. Bench Ltenturts, high diver. Fu-neral prevarea nal be held in Oary Man-del'. and burial will be in Showmen'sReal here.
Clinton, I..: Mr. and Mr., 3rouls Osarne.r,Chaffee, Me.: Mr, sod Mrs. licod. Yank-ton. S. 1i.. Mr end Mrs. Taylor. Waco.Tux.: Dad Laughter. DIgglitin Mo.: ArtAnderson, Deriver: Don Friend and tan-gy. Millington. Teem.; Jack and nab*Delman, New Orienian Barn Wells. HotSpring.. Ark t Linckle and Billie Work-man. Eldorado Springs, Mo.
DLit:cement announced It plans toadd two more rides. far Inn end to ten -largo the 0/gemination thirtnext. Mr. andMrs, S. C, Emerson wall take a three -work trip before rerunning to their term.where they will remain until March.
MuseumsAdducts Communication* to Cincinnati Office
Oddities -Arc SuccessfulAt St. Joseph (Mo.) Date
DES MOINES, In,, Nor 30,-Inter-national Cengrem of Oddities opened atwo-week stand at 412 Warout Streethere on Monday. coming In from St.Joaeph. Mo.. where It aucceadully con-cluded it weeku engagernent last Satur-day, Starr DeBelle, publicity repnearnL-tire, acid tartan. Heavy newspaper ad-tertlatig and radio spot ennouncennent.,with deity program. broadcast Dorn themuseum floor by remote control overStation KM:4. paid heavy patronage re-turn,. Arthur Hoffman, manager. han-dled the programs in good stye.
Friday the annual Santa Clain parade,sport -Jared by the city and local mer-chants. drew en estimated 20.000, andafter It was crrer emends packed the mu-seum_ Bunined hold up "until 11 p.m _cloning time. Saturday germ snows ettenr,play from opening until way alter thescheduled eroding_
Shown. Main lexical:1g Rev Manna Re,don, general repnineritidlne: 3. J. Stevens,owner -operator; Cash Wiltale, contract-ing agent: Willard lanckenanne. legal ad-juster; Artroir Mailman, manager, andDonate. will attend the Chicago meet -Mae', The Kluge mentalists. also willbe on hand.
Selteitiler's ContingentIn Prosperity, S. C., Bow
PROSPERITY. 0. C-. Nov. 3O-SamuelJ. tDoel liebeldleras World's Assembly ofStrange Pcopbe opened a week's/ sierra ata dermineven location this week to Man-nem which far exceeded expectation., H.M 17'0111,12y I 'Thumps*. reported.Sebeither has Inatituted a number ofradical changes in presentation and goodbusiness has manned.
Realtor Includes Bile. Fielder, awake galenigma: Prince tyke. master of earour-o_nee; Lady Helene. weeeediontin ScottyMcNeil. lecturer and ventriloquist: Mar-ro, sword swallower; Texas Sinn Duncan.human pin cushion: Frisian. burled -M-ice net. Miss LeVer la the annex attrac-Mom
!Cortes Unit's First WeekIn Ft. Worth Proves Fair
FORT W.:3RWL Tex.- Nov. 30 --Firs'week at 704 Hotiatc,n Street here for PeteRonne Warldas Pair Museum wan notpredtleteve of any big bodiless, it wealmild this week by Soy D. Jones. Severewends and briny nuns which prevaileden Am darn kept attendant* down afterFriday- Thursday iThankantring May)marnetina drew even crowds from open-ing until closing.
Publicity department al luting bothlocal papers as well as two radio elation.
to herald the show, and Manes LeRoyand 1UU7 HU. are handling the none Incapable manner. Carlasan Marra joinedand opened Thanksgiving Day. PeltiCeDennis aDd Lady Fallen midget enter-tainers, also were added. Elio and On.aheep-Iteanneil men. were the subject. ofA feature story upon their return hereafter a leen] visit a number or years ew'.Owner Hann lett on a hurried trip tohle home to San Antonio,
All doormen are outfitted In new uni-forms. Mrs Ora Hiakle. Wire of Sinn*Hinkle, midget clown, to here for an ex-tended 'Pit. Visitor. opening week L-anded Dick Scetterday, Cole Bran' Cir-Cm. and Bin Herren. of Ounce bearinglit. mine.
Howard's Hollyw'd MuseumStarts Okeh in Muncie, Ind.
ZANESVILLE, 0., Nov. in-JohnnieReward* Hollywood Museum. whichopened the season satialactartly In Mumetc, Ind., and obtained feu rennin, atweek -stands In Logansport and Newcas-tle, Opened hero this week alter a site-
nen-neek engagement In Cohn,bna, O. at 2i3 South High Street. Unitcoteries a full line of lather and he mingnewspaper and radio heavily to good re.lento
John R. Lampton joined as agent.Harold V Newton Is minngiarog .elicitor.rind Junk Laster. billposter and son ofW. 3. Laster. contracting Agent ColeBros' Circus. joined here_ In ettendrinceat Columbus were Willard Reckesurtee.who visited daily and did mnet, to makethe engagement a nee eta; E. W. Weaver.'egent Gooding Greater Shane: Duke Hell,Hal Critter. Leon Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.Benny Began, 0. Friend. Don Stewart,and Wacky Margolin.
Texas Kidd RegistersAt Texas Engagements
COLORADO CITY. Tex., Nov. an.-Teem Kind Shows oarrelted winnerat the Armistice Week celebration hemwhich ended on November 10, laudwaaa.H. B. Rome reported, was above all ex-peetattana, Arid ride. and concearionahad a good ploy. New sound truck madetta Initial appearance here. JamesHamilton le now In advance. TertonaleTatman of shows bearing Ma name, atted here. as did Min. Bob P. itherford,Mr. and Mm. Claude Heckler lett onvocation_ and RS= K3,14Z will be incharge of Heckler's interests.
Jimmy Weber Ls in charge of theKiddie Ride, and Andy !Omani) GunnerIs operating Grafton Nuckona hall game.Jara4e Minuend° be appearing In the Re-production of Frontier Days attraction.The Alvarado boys presented their trickand fancy rope -spinning act at the healpublic aeltool. and John. IncEipaciden hishis Speedway ride running smoothly.
At Snyden. Tilt. .howl chalked goodbullion -as 'under American Legion Postauspices. Menniteecient added a new truckthere, and boo Isaac left far Denalitar the winter. Shows' Winer route willt ake them as tar west as El Paso. Tenn.end then they will double back to playthe winter crops Warta after January 1.
Tom's Amusement to Ga.Barn; Season Is Successful
BAINBRIDGE. On,. Nov. SO.-TenantAtonisenuent Company crowd what 0-im-ernatanager Tom B. Rich termed noneof the brat season of my career" inGrollinan. Gun on November 9. and alequipment ban been placed to local (themtars for the winter. °resin:Fatima earned313 cone alone, S *haws. S Velem and 3free acts at the finale, and show owner.and conceratonalres reported the seasonno s whole wan IWITLOIA41411.
tare. Rush plat. to remelts In quartersfor the winter, while Rich will head toeMonde, alter a rerelion MM. Manage-ment plaits to moo out early in HMIwith soma new renting wont and lakeAlt Nutriment Is to be overhauled andrepeinted. Remaining In quarter* areHem- Flamm, Ray Smith, and Dill Omanwho will begin work soon.
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SLA PLANS DRIVE(Confirm= from =tie 30)
an atmosphere that ass definitely ./to,et/erecter..
Speaker. aNd SewersThe date, arranged by !Mather 'Tem%
Brady. lecture bureau teepreserio. hadformer Governor Steroid G. Koffman. ofNew Jersey, as toastmaster playing a"return engrfernent.- lerlecipal speakersMare Omega' A. Hamlet, NSA presidentemeritus, or atone A. Kann& Inc.: PeelA. Mew,. timer* eumniteaSener; Brig -Gan.Pram= IL Venby. chief of daft, Fern
.II. S. A.: Copt. J. Y. 0. Stapler.ebb of staff, Third Naval District,II. S. N.; Judge Remise! 8, Lelbowlia.King County Court; Harry lierahfleld.wit. columnist, cartoonist. and metaatainnieritatari "Senator' Educed Rentbueneetet; ' Dr, Nicholas Amtoroff.- neePttegeralcl. bogus ambassador - phitesse-pher. who elmoet canniel n Mt whenhis deliberately unindrlatic remarks weretaken weleusly. ea intended- for a AWL:Prank H. /einem.% Brockten !Mass.)Pair. erpreeenting the International As-sociation of Fairs and Eapentinne as sac -needy. and Irving Rosenthal, PalisadesAmusement Park, chairman baireuetMee= ne.
Sawa were taken by Col- Elmer G.Lind:rat,* atee-de-carop to General WIlbanSleet, George De Metropolis. aide-de-camp to Captain Stapler: Pie -n Vice -President Art Leeds. Art Lewis Shows;C. V. Starkweather. president AmericanRecreational Equipment alleocietton: Maxheir. inn_ oilmen NSA: Dr_ Jacob Cohen,phealctan NSA; Second Vice -PresidentDam! G. Buck, 0, C, Buck Sheers: ThirdVice-Predelent Jack Rosenthal, Paned=Park; Treasurer Jack Oreenapeoll andSeen:dm/ Sam Rothetein. The Invocationwas delivered by the Rer. Joseph A.MeGaterey. Chaplain of the New YorkPolice Department.
Awards for StrokeJilted prior to the engem-how awards
were made by Prestriene Linderman fordiethiguished &Wyk* to the organizationduring the year. 0018 life menabmhipcards went to 'Tema* Ready. PlankBergen (Weald of Mirth). and CharlesLewin, Art Lewis. Shows_ Ben Williams,Ben Williams Show.. and Ralph lady,Endy Bros' Exposition Snows. receivedflutingsabesen Iternee Pterym. Honorablemeritlens for ernalltnat 10 or more mem-ber.: George A. Harald. Irving Rosenthal,Oscar Bruck, Ike Weinberg: Rosa Man-
nutg, M. 4e al. Shows: Matthew J, reity.nen Wiltlama Shows: B. Lawrence Phil-lips. Johnny .1. Jones Exposition Shows.end Dave Endy Brae.' =Iowa
On the Laden' Ausdliary aide gold car=were earned by Julia O'Donnell. ArtLewis Shows: Fancy Linderman andEdna Lames. World of Mirth Shaw.. andLoretta Raab. Midge Genes, oils peen-Ont. received Menne. These and thefeminine side of NSA 15 general name tofor long end replatted applause. Specialmention ass made of those who hadcontributed snooty or aerettee or both eafollow.: Max Lindeman, Oscar Buck. B.Lawrence Phinipe, Art Lewis, Bets W11-itants. Jimmy Streten. busy Dellte andJack Wilson. P. S. McLaughlin,. Drivelhody. Ralph Endy, Richard O1Iedorf(Dick'. Pmendeint Skew*); the fair all..scciations of Pennsylvania. New York,and North Carolina: Max Penman% DaveSpat in.. and The dillbeerd.
Dr. DM= a SurpriseA surprise addition to the dale was
that miracle country doctor. Alan Dater.or qui= fame, His presence furnishedthe opportunity far the seemendlera todeliver a check to him for 5500 for theCanadian Red Cross, but formal cere-monies will be held In Clatos nextweek, with Elwood A. Hughes -of Torontorat* acting for Canada.
Show' was tinder direction of Georgeifecent. with Jesse Kaye, of Panchen &Marco. elealrenae or entertainenerit com-mittee, sanieded by Sam Rauch, the lasttwo being taken up with the huge NightOf Stare benefit at Madison Square Gar-den the same evening. Benny cogentdelivered anaPPY enweerhip. LayOut In-cluded Martinet and Crow, Doris Reef:-Balsaanowa. Prank cakey. Welter DoreWahl: Tyler. 'Thorne. and Port: DiannLune_ Three Peter Sisters, Werren Bede%Amend Brother., Dents and Dare. andthe Midshipmen. Dance and show musicwas by (Marge Heir* Orehreatria. featttrIngDolly Dawn. and the dinner sextons byJoe 11,:tane* =ed. Dave Solt* Leo Greed,Andre Dumont, and Joe Rom were thesinge managers.
Jon McKee, Palisades Park, and earnRothstele again lisitdied the =MO=ticket committee assigenent, with formerad chairman, and ereened with thesmoothest job of the three years.
A cheek -up on registrations she= ahighly checkered audience from everyphase of reirlesn' *hew btedrieits eateries-tiervtce-snpply firms, etc.
Banquet RegistrationsA. Thames Brady. Speekera' Bureau: Agnes
Sam Abbott, The Zeiribeerd; Louts E. BI.C11, John Moran Co.: Me and Mrs.Abrer,,,,, Herbert M.. Jeeso, and Phyllis Leo 13=4Talier. Pair at Nemo Sheen: PrankL. Adler. Adler Etc/niter Shoe.; Evelyn E- Bridgetta, U. S. Army; Ruth Bright,Ahern. James ninon Co.: John Ahern. Mint cosuci. it,t_Iii..uranCel CO.! HarryClocks, Inc.; J. M. Alax; R A. Akeburat. ?Mann ree. and Cotton Mill; SAI-L. M. Arbmi, Stahl -Moyer. trio,: Baeaaeft 11.3 Brooks: Alex Brow% Ben WIEleximAlden, Neer Tuck Subways Advertising Show: Leas Etude- New Dr.] Cleellere:Corp.: Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. D. Brugeoloth, B.A.H. OrganRobert's Museum: Sol Alexander. Rinke.- Peter and Retell BuocerooL Palisadessorb see-elerw, leoekawiyleserb. L. Perk, Palisade, N. J.: Bowie Burkhardt.Mrs. Dade Allen, Lee Andrea Glft Shop; C,Mr, and Mrs, Walltam L, mut MertonLadle rausadea Park. Pidissele.esell, C"Femrrig"r',..CartArt/r.,.11, Mra. SueN. J.: Dr. Samuel Alper. World of Mirth M. Campbell, Catlin dt Wlla[.n Shona;Shows: R. L. Arnold; Cast P. Axelrod. A. 8 eseeepargel. neeee_LeeeseeaRuth Priedelang Cosmetica, Myrtle Sore= Campfleld: Harald re..
B. Cauflted, Palisades Perk, Palisade N. J.:Korn/ens A. Baker, Licheblan, Marken./ Mr. and IL', Cann., 'Ific.rici Of
ds Co.: - nevand Park. Mirth Shows: Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Can-N.. ir-4c...0008. Houtz- for Max Batelle/In Co.; Helene Caplan;
5554ee....e.0000 co.: ()atrial, Cappy. FescleatIen: Wnliern J. Carer.Berets: Mary Beck, Palisade; Park, Pall- 8.142WilliamsShows Janx're' Cmlex4.lade, N. O.: Ernest Cl. Heckert Kiel New North /ImUtThrd TransportationYork Fine Department: Mres, Z. Becker* I. J. C'*"/A' C -4.41A '84
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Park, Palisade. N. 3., Kate Henry Clausen, The Elm.; Nancy Clyde.Benet: P. Dart= Ilealhant; R. H. Bennett. Ruth Fnedv'b*rtg CC"t"1"': W.'111" A.FL, et Home she..., L. Bergen Jr.. wore, and Mrs. Viola Cobb, World of MirthOf Mirth Shown Cornelia Benngen, Ahd'ex; Mr. and Mr.- Harry M. Cohen.Ilium Hamilton Producing Co.; Irving Initn'e"°°3 Ngur.A.4*T4 14'4 Co.. Id"end at, Reek. Beek Bros. ceaeftemara Mrs. Berman Cohen: Mr. and Mrs. lay-Co:Ocon'ge Berman, George Berman, man Cohen, Delight Sweets: Dr. and Mrs,Inc.; Sol N. Berman, Internetional afedoc Jacob Cohen; Mr' and 24". I" Cohen,..ermres, George Ramer, ebe,..wer, metes World of Mirth Shows: Manny Cohen.RepostUers. Springfield. MEWL: Augur* Retail Lacher Clothier.' Association;and ma. Teresa Ban,. Penny Arcade; Max Cohen, American -Carotene ='a -Marton Berry, Ben William. ebrere, HMSO% Int.: Miteie Cohen: Robert Sten-emerge J. Berton, Joseph Berton, WilioW Icy Cotner., Barney PabvicS WIOUam Co -Grove Park. Philadelphia; Caleb Jahn hen. North Roul4vard 7rasspori.atk.nBlom Navy: mire. Blake...nee IRS: -Co,: Mike Connolly. Willow Grove Park.Ion Co.: Mr. and Mr.. and Jen,. Philadelphic Phil Conk, Reel Operatingaree.0. a verri. mr,ren, 0174 Nall R, Cooke. Colgate & Co.:Park de Beach Supply Co.: Jack Bloom, '1'4"*. Florence. and Levey C°redrArl,P' ankc-i As Mss. at" alure.. and Petrick Craig, Palisades Perk. Peil-ft7tl 'Plop . Irene aenrther.g.; ede. N. J.: Ca/omens Crawley, Tice Elm,:Murray H. M.D., of wria A. K. Crowell: Norma Cuny, Helen BrenShown A. noire, North Bulerard Trans- nor CuATpartatene Co:. Mr. and Mrs. V. A, Be- D.mom& itormetto Prescorn and They CO.: Dr. A. R. Defoe. Dionne Quintuplet.;Mr.. and Mrs. Prank P Boren* Creamer Minna D'Agestlno, PeLlaaelen Park, Pell-et Dyer; Thames Basenaly. Palisade; Perk. eerie. N. J.; Ruth Dannff, Delight Sweets;Palisade, N. .3 II. Bowe, world of James 0. Dane. Palisade* Park. Palisade,Mirth Show.: Gene Bono. Gene's Grill N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker, innsRayne: J. A-. Bradley. Pernelln Cemetery: Reid Shwas; Great J. and Edith Devany,
Devanya Auction noertut Prank A, Der-ereatia. 00ca-Cola Rattling Co.: Tony nilVelment; Philip and Leallotte Dodson.Decisatra Hellyeerict Monkeys: SamuelDerr, Ben We= Coores.slan Co.: Alex.under B. Douglas Armour & Co.: BobDrew, Palisades Park. Prillsede, J.: LewDufour; Jeans Dugan. Miele Corp. ofAmerica: John Duke: Herne Dunkel, CM-lin & Wilson Shaw* W. P. Dunn Jr.,and Herbert Duval. lainglteg-BarnumMeaux; A_ Dyer. Palisades Park, Patuacle.N. J.; Henry W. Dyer, Creamer do Etym..
E.Mantle reweeteln; Doris and Ralph
linsen. Metropolitan Opera House; HenryG. and Florence E. Eiseman% EdwardElkin, Westchester Shows; Pred Eller-nuan, North Boulevard TreeepeettrittenCO.: Mr. rind Mr.. A. 8. Saleisrlia. Inter.national inutoscape Reel Co., Inc.: JoeEnd. Jerry C3ottlieb, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs.Earl W. Ihurelliarde and Mr. and Mee C.Ertekaon. Port Morris Machlne Cai WaryW. Everett, Cross, Austin & Ireland Co.
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Mc and Mee Edward 0. lenbian, Pall-sante Park, Palisade, N. J.; MattyA. B. C. Motors; WI-111 mm Faller. PalleadessPark, Palisade. N. J.; Irene Philon; JaissesM. Mike* William Ittineltens ProducinnCo.: James J. Fanning, North BoulevardTransportation Co.; Otto and Jet:sap/bineFeeney. Adolf Gabel* Inc: Joe Par-Wke.Armour As Co.: Mr. and Mrs. 1. Petnatein,World of Mirth Shaw.; Plan, Fanny, Leo.end Lone Feldman. Novelty BonnieStudio: Cherie. A. Pettuarrn. Peltronn Ma-chine Guns; Helen Ferro. Palisade. Park.Palisade, N. J..; Rana Finkel; J. PomeroyPlitkeistent Mee Ho/Mem Co.: Morrisrliskaletein. Berk Bro.: Concession Co,Arthur Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pt/MenCetlin de Watered Shows; Joe Etches, MllesInge= Co.: W. C. Firming_ James MentesShow.; Eimer E. Foeld, Willow GrovePeek, Philadelphia: Mildred Fiord; Mrs,Prime= Perelch end Mr. and ti s. FredPerrilet, James B. Strafes Shown JohnFarnato, Cross. Austin & Ireland CO-:H. E. A- Feratheff, Flrat National Bank.Pert Lee. N. J. =hired Fraley. ClubMilestone. Englewoed Cliff., N. J.; PeggyPrance. Palisades Park. Pelitele, N. J.:Julie Prank: Kerry Prerikel, Palisade.Perk, Pallmele. N. J.; Samuel Prankfrter,Max Hofenenn Co.; AI Freedmen. MetroMatrix Co,: William Freeman, HarlemCash Register Co, Inc.: Adolph and RuthPrIedebene Ruth Prierleberg Cosmetics:Reward end Mildred Yuen* A. B. C.heaters. Inc.
G.M. Gebnile and Joseph B. Gaines. Pell -
series. Peek, Palisade. tit. J.: Mr. and Mrs,Moils J. Gallagher, Gene's Grill Revue:Hose tamp.; Mr. and Mrs. T. pante>.Pellaades Park, Pelnado, N. J.: 3. Arthurand Lloyd Gauger. Bird in Hand: Mr.and Mrs. Henry 11 Gaudy, Ben WillinensShows; Paul. A. Orman. Golden CrustBakers. A. Joseph Octet, Rockaway Play -lend. Rockaway Meath. N. Y.: Mr. andMrs. Jack Glibert, World of Mirth Shoe.:W. le Gillenwriter. Arens -Simplex TicketCo- Mr, laud Mrs.. Charles; J. Oilsdorl Sr.,and Clustini Jr.. Dick'. ParamountSheen; Peed C. Olesur, Cagney BroseDavid A. end Mrs_ June ['Mk. Intema-[Mani ttereelesng Cetwe, Mee Goldberg,William Jameson &Co, Inc.: /Abe Grad -Matt. Arvin/43=We Ticket CO: AnitaGotelte: 14r. mad Mrs, Louie Or/Meta%II. J. salt M. H. Bebe/men Co.; Robert D.Good, Good's Drug Slam Allentown, Pa.;Sid Goadwalt; Jack Cliardort, HawaiianSociety: Jerry end Ruth K. Gottlieb,Jerry Gotene-b, Inc: Preen Gottacholls./Penmen Machine Outs: 11_ 0. OVUM,American Carnivals emmellatkon, Inc.;Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Oaten, Creamer ASDyer: John Grady. International Alli-ance of lailiposters; George Grethwahl,0. C. Bun Shows: Cherlen Greenbatun:Irene Greene: Jerry end Ruth Greenwald,Babe Jr.; Clara and Helen artefel. JacobOften Co.; Miriam GrIffel, World ofMirth Shows: Kay fIrlean, Palisades Park,Palisade, N. 5.; Irving M. OrialiMan. NewPreens. Pregram Cern: Ethel OM's: MaxOrsibere, Gruberge World Fs moueShown; Robert A. Guenther. CeirmidePark, Irvington, N. J.: F. IL Guff:P. eitelmes and fenelfy. Palisades Park,Palisede, N. J.: P Oundiki: lot, Curette,Phoelele candy co.
U.H. Habits, F. Co.; Edna Belt;
Prances Min; Mr. end Mew Meyer Hal-pern: Mr. and Mee, George A. and Mae -none leande, George A, Hamel, Inc.: Mr.and Mns. A. P, Hancock Jr.; Joan Har-mon, Ben WU:1am* Shone: Ida Barrie:Mr. nen Mr*. eke Herrin C. F. Hatmakeer,American On Co.; Rey and MayGenies & WIIMn Shawn Mr. end bentRoy Heckler. lieberth Museum; Harry
Heilerh Acme Shows; Blanche it.Henderson, Metropolitan Contractor.'afsebittery CC; William R. hicks, Johnny
J. Janes Seepealtion: Arthur L. 31111;Dend end Knee lillsenradt. Union Light-ing Co= George Mimi:erode Circle StageLighting Co.: Harold Hirechaut, Billposters' Union: Ann Moran liarseriatit;Their= Hine Glenn Hodems: Hats andMrs Harold O. Holfmati; Mr. and Min C,Haterearin Jr., Palisades Park. Pealsade,N. J.; Max and Walter V. Hofmann: Wil-liam J. Ifcgan Jr.. Pelloadea Perk. Pali-sade. N. 3;:. Peggy Dona: Slim lionigberg,The Etintioard; Peggy Haventien; Mr. antMrs, M, B. Howard and ?dr. and Mix. JoeHughes, George A. liernid, Inc.
LNet J. Ismel, J. Israel ds Co. Mr. end
Mr.. Philip. Rachene, Anita, and Eileenhove World of Mirth Shows.
J.Sal Teeme111. Jam -Sac CM. Co., leue:
MOUT= P. JeneWitz, New Deal Cleaner*:Sot Jochnewitt, Timm Amusement Crirp.:Mr. and Mr.. H. W. Jones. Jonah; BingoGame.; Johnny' J. Jones Jr., Johnny J.Jones lexparttlon; Ken. Jeep, CanadaDry; Mao and Sara. V.01.0=tdo Jordan. I all.metre Park, Palisade. N. J. Mrs. Dorothy
K.yd Kahn. Peseloatlem. Abraham ICs-
ker; Mr. and Site. sea Kelton; Mr. andMrs, Phil Kaplan* Kaplan & Bloom; Mr,and airs. Muck Karesew, Prank Wirth of-fice; Kalman Matz, Butchers. Inc.: Mr.and Mer. Marc= Katz, Max PionnatutCo,: Chance K. Keller Jr., Park At ReachSupply Co.: James P. Kelly. PalisadesPark. Palleade, N. J.; John J. Kelly;Hand Kempf. World of Mirth ShawnNiacin Kenney. Cross, Aladin & DelandLumber Co.; Mr. end Mr.. Sidney Bern.Paliaedes Park. Pelisado, N. J.: A. J.Keener. Novelty Seer= Studios: SemenKander. Resler Trucking Co.: Chutes B.K..14.410C end Mrs. Mabelte Kidder, Worldor Mirth Shawn Mr. end Mts. Frank lirKingman, Brockton F a 1 r_ Brockton.Mss..; A. J. King, rimeltd Cemetery;
O. King: Mr. and Mrs. Mickey }Mg.lenectruttlon; B. Kirsch. Mem= CandyCo.; Emanuel and Mildred L. Klein,Wend of Mirth Shows; David andJohnny J. Kline, Greater Show World;William and Rents Klumarkg: Mr. an4sets. 844111 Koenig, Ward Baking Co,:G. Z. Kohn. ?eaten Beg & Cotton MillsHerbert lenehar. J. Israel & Co.: Dr. L, B.Brett; Sgt. Las Kramer; Irwin H. Knees,bierth Bottleverci TrimityeetettonMrs. Lillian Krause: Sieben Krause.Krause Attraetlettie 'Nees Kraume.
L.H. B. and Vera Lauiroque. Neer Jersea
Siete Pei:, Trenton: John La linden, In.terborough Lumber Co,; Mr. and Mrs.Joe, Alice, Franca,, and Lester Laudy,Delight Sweet*, Inc_, A, C. and Meath.,J. Lange: Manor; Larsen: ca. H. Lesser,Rockaway Planned, Far Rneleasmy, N. Y.:M. -J. and Mee. R Insurer, World of MirthSheen: Ur. and Mrs. C. J. Laugher,
& Wilson Show.: Leo Lederman. J. C.Margot. Co.; Judge and 1/11a. Samilel S.lArabowitee laenjetritn Letter; Mr. AnaMrs. Murray 1,5111oll13. IsitCrilOtitOI*1 Muto-mope Reel Co.. Inc.: John L. LeadenBrutes Levine. Btabdt Theaters; MaedaLevy. 0. C. Buck Abuse: Ram 8. Levy.Herman & Levy Conceselons: Mur Lew-inekt, M.D.: Art, Carl. Charles. Claire,Jack. and Sylvia Leal., Art Lewis she..a:Law Lewis; William de Letorbe Jr.. Illsen-Nee= teeing Shooter,; Reenter I.Leber-mem, J. C. Margolis Co.: Mr. and Mrs.N. L. Lieberman: Dr. Bilrallel Unseat/8d:Max. Dere. and Jack Linderman, Wartaof Mirth Shows: Mr.. 1. Lintletmae.
/reOen Printers: Mr. and Mee. E. Cl,Lin&elh: William G. Leib; Mr. and Mrs.Isaac Little Mr. and Mr.. Ralph 0.Lancets. Johnny J. Jones Exposition:Chatles A. Lames. The Ilifibeard,/ ClanLowenstein: James Lucas. Knight Roof-ing Co.. Slizabeth Ludlow. Pali -radio Park, Palisade, N. -it walter I.Lunt. Crean Austin & Ireland Co.: W. PLymele Mr. and Mr.. Jae Lynne, QuayleElectric Supply Co.
M.Barnmenne Mackey. Palteadea Park.
Palisade, N. J.; Alan C. Madden. OrangeCounty Pair, allibltstows* N. A. mat.bourn, Playland, Rye. N_ Y.: William J.Malang; Mr. and Mrs. Thames M. Maloof;Mlle Mandel; &Must L. Mane., BenWets, Concessions: Murree Mann. Poll-s/Om Perk. Palisade, N. J.: Eid Marine.
Moieties: lien J. Markowe.Lightbient Marko= & Co: Molly Mar-knere: ROM] ehumeet, Eric B. HydeShawn Per. end idret, Johnny Ittetliek:Herman M_ Mamie Westinghouse LocalsCo.: Mr, and Mn..se Louis W, Mayer. MaxHofmann Co: B. Jompb R., and MesCeterrna Vlawatechl, Penny Arcade:Robert Si McCarthy. Corn-Cela nettlingCo.: William McCarthy, IfillponeeeTinton Mr. and Mra. Reinert ideCcialeglIRJohn and Dolly MCCerratek, George A-
December 7, 1940 CARNIVALS The Billboard 33Inc.: Prank M. McCurdy, Rang_
ling Brea.; Jim Melina:3, World of Mirthonsowsi Mr, and Mra. Joseph A_ Aseihath,and Jinn McKee, Palisades Park Pall -*ode N. J.: Paul P. and lintraneth J.McLaughlin, George A Harald. Inc.:Raymond P. McNulty: Mae S_ Mednicle,Max Hofmann Co.; Mr. and Mn'. WilliamC. Mehr; Mr. and Mt., Lona Meant.Ragland. Rockaway Beach, N. 1(.: Josephand Dorothy Merlin WUllam HarrantanProducing Co.; Ben Beulah, and hireRuth atereen. Kiddy Park Long Beach,N. Y.: Charle. biers: George de Metropo-lis: mu. Mileinag Leon and BeatriceMIlhauser; Frank C. and PathMiller Woe. Concession Co.: Lillian Mits.ear; Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. John C.,and Doe Morrie. Palisade* Pack. Palisade.N. .14 Charles (Does Morris Jr.; MenR. L. Mortimer: John J. Mulcahy; Her-bert Muller; Been Miller. Schack a Sobel -fen Mrs. William Modica, Palisades Park,Palisade, N. .1.; Beatrice ?gooney, Delightsweets. Lac: Mr. *ad Mrs. Prank Mindy.al adiaon 13q tiara Garden ItOdesa:A. Moran; John Moran. 13111postanaUnion; R. L. Mortimer, Americas COMLock Co.. inc.: William Patrick Mullin,World of Mirth Snows; T. Murphy,Osaidesit Cron Bekerai Feed C. Murray,lationsational adreworks: Paul A. blur -My. Mira. Casualty In -sumac* Co.
N.fate Naha and Bins. Lan R Nat. Pell -
*adios Park, Palisade. N, J; Edward FANancy, Coma. Attain Jc Ireland /LamNapp, International Fireworks Co.; Mr.and Mrs. Beet Nevins, Palisade* Park,Paned*. N. J.: Newman, Cann:* Trim -ter. Jamey City; lirmle and Rea -trice NI.-resonsein, Palisades Perk. Palisades, N. J.;Thermos and Tend.* Novella. hem= Hard-ware a Supply CO.
0.Gone and O'Donnell. Art 1..6.13
filaaa-a; 'red Ogden. Ogden Meows; R, S.Oviatt. Plailand, Rye, N, Y.
P.Dorothy PerJaman, George A_ Hamill.
Inc.: Mn. and Mre. Aettate Peer. Ben WeissComeniedon Co.; Mr. and Mrs. SidneyPanzer, The Nero York Dena( Mirror;Morris and Elsie Parket: Mr. and Mra.J. A. Paninareill: Mr. and Mrs. B. ILPatrick, The INIanant; Mr, and MTS.Morrie A. Fathel, Palisades Park. PallassanN. J.; A. Petersen: Stanley Phillips:Maurice Plena; Mr. and Mn,. Mee Pits -en's,. Den Wein, Coraccesdan Co.: Mr. andMrs, J. W. Pipee. Pepsi -Cole Co.; RobertA. Pisani. Within Haraltan ProducingCo.: Philip M. Plant, Plant Enterprises.Inc.: Thomas J. Plunkett, Palisades Park.Palisade N. J.; Mr. and Mm. A, Polo's.,Ptayland. Rothe -thy Beath. N, Y.; DenMurray and Charles Port; Andy Poneras;Mr. and. afre. 5.1, I,. Panel, Wessilnabenthet. sup CO.: Ann Pecan: Mr. end Mn'. M.Posner: William Powell, World en MirthEaosth John E. Prattoritss, PalisadesPark, Pallawle. N. J.: Richard E. Prise -torus, North Boulevard TransportationCo.; Carly rhos, 'ehe Elms.
Horne E. Crane -xi.R.
A. and Loretta Rath. George A. Itanald,Inc.; Mr. and Mee. Rablelst. In-tc-national Milton -Op° fleet Co.. Inc:Eh. Prank E. Hann, World of Mirth0homs: Mr. and Mrs P. Rath, .L J. Dis-tributing Co.: Jeanette liattltier; Sam.Rauch, Function As Marco; Mildred Ray-mond- Palisades Park. Palisade. N. J.;Darla Reed. George A.. Hamid, Inc: John
Reeko. Acme Hardware a Supply Co;31nyearo Router. The fi(Hboord; Louie.Rice. Den Weals Caticesalon Co.; EdnaC. Rielly; Matthew J. Riley, lien Will-hamt Wham Joseph. John, and EleanorElloadt; Palisades Park, Palisade. N. J.:Williams It and Ann Darns linter, John-ston Paint CO.: M, 8, 111.0binaa. Amos -Simplex Ttcket Co.; Sylvia R06.121, Pall -*mica park. Palisade. N. J.: tutor). a.
Roster's Amplifying Service;Helen anal Catherine Regal, PalisadedPark, Pal:nide. N, 3.: Herr), Ron. endCain.] liceen; Louie IL and Eva Rosen-berg. International Wrecking Corp.;8 -)Ins, Remit:Watt. Max Iformann Co: Mr.and Mrs. Irving and Jack Rosenthal.Failladat Park, Palleattc. N. J.: Dr. Benihneltheaser: Mr. and Mn'. Max Rosoff:Mildred Roes: Jack Roth. Golden CruetRakers-. Jutish Roth, Ye Trinity Bar' Mr.are: Mrs. Sam, Jack end Mime. C. and P.Rathatein; Cherie* Rubel:attar): EdwardP. Ryan, Palisade* Park, Painted*. N. J.
S.ThonMe J. and Mn. Mary Samdem.
Wend of Mirth Shows: Estate! Saxon.Saxon Bag Co.: J 8, and Grace Staylea.Codaittc alotor Ca: Max tithe -Inv , echos*
SehraTer: Mr. and Mrs. Max S. in:nether.intethattonet Mutes:cope hest TarMr. and Mrs. J t Santis -v. Standard Oil('O Prank Setailtml, World of Mirth
Clem FiChearts: Samuel andaalvta Schneebenm: Marie A_ beheld.:May C. Sehremeather; Prank T. lifeboat,at1111211C. Deng:tory la Iluthon; George*Mt Mrs, Anne Schur.. Palisade* Park.Palisade, N. J.; T. R. Schwarz, ClintonTiuet Co.; Prod Fichaeltzer; Mr- andMrs. John and Anbrie M, Serpiee. In-tensailonal Fireworks Co; Al ethapho.Shantz° Novelty Co.; Harry Shepard,Palisade* Park. Palisade, N. J.: JakeShapiro, Triangle Printing Ca.: nomShapiro. Rosy Bar end Grill; Mr. andMrs. Ilaintse1 :Munro; Bnmttat Sheer. Pon.ny Arcade: nobles. Dicky. and Harry T.Slaverman, Avon Products Co.: Lou Sl-neeic E, if. and Alice W. Simon, MAXHofmann Co.: Mr. and Mrs. James Si-monson. World of Mirth Showa: Normanand Maim, Single, Palisades Park, Pan -rude. N. J. Mrs. A. Sthekind it.: DickSlone, internatidnal Firework* Co.; HelenSlade; George P. Smith, Stahl -Meyer.the.; Paul Smith. New York State pair,Syracuse: Mr. end Mrs. Russell 0. Smith,Arena -Simplex Ticket Co.; O. Einellent,World of Mirth Shows; Dote and MM.Elitheeth Sent. George A. liainld. PnesChaim A. Somme, Virginia State PAirRichmond; E. lagellentin, Part Morris Ma.einem Co: T. E. Spleknell. Gempe Rerd-aet Corp.; Maurice Spitkcne, World ofMirth Shows; Samuel aad Mollie Spitz:John T. 0. Stapler: J. J. Stse.10tea, Thegams; Dr. J. W. 51 -ark: C. V. (Chick) andMary J. Starkweather, Alien HerethellCo.: Marian ateaten Sam fitinmen: BruceR. Stone: Anne Sloven Palisades F.:LTA.Palisade, N. 3: Margaret R. Stayder; Mr,and Mrs. James E. Straits. James E.Striates Shows: D. B. Strong. Chang*County Pair. Ciathen, N. 37.: Harry Such -:ram. Icon mate Park. Palisade, N. J.: A, J.Kan. Golden Cruet laskliag Oa: Mr, andMTS. Harry Summon, Worth of Mirthabeam
T.Ada, Edith. and Julia -TIMM: &Mosel
arid Ma. commie Tadet. Taffet Brom:Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Mementos, Pall -cedes Park Pallsado. N. J.; E. A. Thom-son. Thornath Rearsdarant and FaandavainMarion Tibbiti, A. B. C. Motors; LillianTobias: Mildred Todd, Baker -LockwoodCo: Leona el and Matimie Trasthe. 71.4Bitiboard.; Mr. end Mrs. George W. andMinerva E. Traver, Fair at Home Shows;Mr. and Mn'. Bill TrIada-ell. Ben Wil-liams Shows; Rader and Anzio Treblth,L T. EalOten, Irse: Max Tuba; MattBilimearre Unload.; Den Turner. CurneeGrill Revue; Dr. and Mra_ 11. W. Turner.Doylestown (Pa.) Fah; A. E. Tenpin..
u.Irving and Mrs_ Doily Udowits. World
PAh'eAte 2.110201g. Mr. and Ilea. Joe ClinicWorld of Mirth Shona: Mr. Dad Mrs. R. B.Caen. R. S_ Uzzelt Corp.
V.
?Mese, D. Vora and M. Van Dine. Pali-sades. Park, PALMELde, N. Y.; Leonia VanDyke. The 8121boartI,
W.Mtn, Joan Walker. World of Mirth
Shows; Sam Walker: Rudolph E. Wane.Harlem Cash Register Co.; SeymourWeak. Keith Brenner Cuny P. A. P.; Mr.and Mrs. George D. Watson, PaliandtraPerk, Palisade, N. J.; E. W. Weaver. P. IS.Osneiling Arnioratent CO.: Mr. and Mrs_Ike Weinberg: Mr_ and atm. Nate Wein-berg: Charlotte Weintraub, Greeter SaoneWorld.; Robert Welsenbarg. Metro steno -Meted Services: Ben end Martha. Weise,Ben Weise Conomstan Co.; Jaseph Weiss-man Mid Mrs. L. Wearhanaeli, Palisade,Park, Palisade, N, J.: William A. Wry.heusen: Cleve White: William (Happy)White, Prierionta Shemin Brigiolladr Gen-era and Mn'. P. B. Witten U. S. Army;ataryam Vnitaden; Samna CI, and Ei2abeth01111stc. New Jeremy State Pelt. Trenton:Ben and Mildred Williams. Ben Williams-Shown Jerk Wasean Cealin .ik WilsonShows; Chine Wittensar: Peter Winthrop,
Ruth Feltailang Cosmetics: Reins Wolf,P1111 Weal, Philip Wolf Advertising,
Y.Charlie* Yates: Madeline Young.
Z.Minns 'Lace, Delight 13Weete: Jack ZR.
pan,
MARRIAGES(Continued from page 29)
showman of Bloomington, Ind, in LaaVegan Nev., November la.
WILLIAMEI-ORLINS -Robert WkIlinm,norapro, and Kay Calais. those girl atJack Lynch's Hotel Walton Roof Garden,Philadelphia, at Hancock- N. Y.. Novato -.041T 24.
A daughter to Mr. end Mrs. PaulKleinman November 20 In Phiblatelpentrather le manager of the Pearl Theaterthat !city,
A daughter to Mr. end Mre. PercyFriedman November 20 la PraloolelphiePather is managed of the Yetdon It0A-AM, YEAd02, Pe.
A ems, Ronald, to Mr. and Mrs. GeraldMahoney November 11 at Ota-MentOwnHospital. Philadelphia. anther is MAIMter oontrol engineer at Station WIP.Philarletphia,
A (laughter. Dania Lynn. to Mr. and MenOliver Z. laces in Israel Zion Hospital.,neesoklyra recently. Father is Cenusectedwith Mou Photo Serviee.
A daughter. Rom, Ann_ to Mr. and Mew.Ise Schneider at Docuera' Hospital. tie.York, November 23. bare. Set:acidic' I.the slaughter of Berry Raman of GeneralAmueerneest Corporation.
A daughter. Maya, to Mr. and Mn,,Maynard Marquardt In Chant Flospltal,Cinnaginlievereaser 9. Father ta menages.of Station WCPL.
A son, Mhos Royer to Mr. and Mre.Miles Reed in Lying -In HaaPItat! Chide o,November 10. rather le program directorof Station WCPL_
A son. Kenneth Gang*. to Don D. andMyrtle Kimmel. in Loa Angeles OctoberIS. The parents are well known in tentrepertoire Cache.
A 6010. Wayne K, to Mr. end Mrs. BillDyer November 14 in Salem. Mn. Fatherwas wrestler tine sitburoe !Mow managerwith the Great Sutton thaws the peatseason, and the mother, Canis RAMOIn,was settle the Betty John Peoptentabo-Make-the-Nen. Show.
A daughter. Beverly Ann, to Mr. andMn'. Mae* St211110, of Bridgeport, Conn.,November 15. Father is on orchestraleaden
A. son, William Edward, to Mr. andMrs. Freda:air Theme, of Trumbull.
in Bridgeport, Conn_ November22_ Father 1* radio editor Of The fidifpe-part Times Star.
A son to Mr, and Mrs, Frankle Pay ina Stnert, Pta., homAtal recently.
D(015teeS
Elaine Brame from John Barrymore.actor. In Hollywood November lit.
Julio Mimic. singer, from Jimmy Orter.band leader. recently in Loa Angeles.
DUFOLTR it- ROGERS(Continued from pave 3)
grossed 114JLO0 less than a of than luredthis ynsisr, TO make COmparlson of twoyearn complete the take on RiplersCidelitocium, tranaterrid from DR-Strunge as It Seems by Frank Zaredneno,would have to be Included. but. thislizisre is not available, altho for the DratS7 days' run. allghtly more them hellthe 1040 dayage, the revenue was betterthan 450.000.
Plgures1030 1040
427a272 Rocuilevao Cafe $171,578111.887...........e8) Cheat Tenn- Age (St 43.00055.405 i I)) ficaies (151 71,404.MASS ........ Nature's Mistakes 75.50e40.564 We 011.50131.721 Palace of Wonders Nat operatedmaul Crimson Tower-timig Busters 2395319.0.45 Spill the Milk 17.14914,184 Rail Out the Barrel Not Operated11,525 Spill the Milk Not operated
.Silver Streak 10.927Readiesa Olga 114.033Strange ea it Sterna 71.830Seminole Village (gate) 34.252
(Inside) 15.001Village Toast 40.233
Not operated Came 0.574
Not operatedNot operated
.1110t. operatedNot operated
11.57.3.6rf seian53Operated by Pap Dunlap, 1030,
Operated 1040 by Prank Zambreao Rapley's Oridttarlura but gross notavalialite
MILWAUKEE CHANGES(Contniumf from RUM 3)tattooed a5 foe for each one a-icr that
number,AU other oho m. exhibit-30ns, vaudeville.
and Hite amusements are !subject to a*60 weekly fee, while circuses are re -mitred to pay 0250 for the ant day and3100 for the around and each thoceedingday.
In every MAIVAXIA0 the License feel atepayable In nivernin
°pennant of these amonements era re-quired to poet 4500 with the city clerkaa a bond to haute **male, and aPPIteaslions must be died at least three daysprier to the opening date.
AN cities. towns, or village* which havetheir own ordinances! covering suchIlAill.MeAPAb are exempt from the countyordinance,. - Viotatoes are subject to flawsof from $50 to 4300 or trout 10 day. tosix month. in lath
The county ordinance prohibits, inthalcaging liquor on the &Maw glannide andrequire* that entertainment feature.must dose on or before 12 midnight andremain closed until 0 ern- The rrinhatefurther provides that the sheriff linpectthe allow premien! and Me a report anthe conduct of the anew.
MIAMI CRUSADE(cr....p.m from page 24)
at the battle witnessed a request byMiami Safety Director Daniel G. Reyn-olds that Mate pas:Macke decorate theSail's °MAU betake)* doors.
State Attorney George A, Worleyrowed tree situation heels into the lapof the pollee deportment with theseword*: to an edmlastaia of completeMilani!e a: divcipline and eilletency Inthe pollee department."
Apparently the situation boil, downto the fact that within the ponce de-partment atrelf them U. argument as tosaloon is the )ob of enforatment.expressed opinion of operators Ls that irthe "heat" is to be put on gamblingoperation* many of their ambitious en-tertainment verairina for tine amsionmien go by the board. Game -roomoperations are expected to pay the tarifffor entertainment budgets,
Shaw at the Ball is Mill In operation.and It 1 underatood that "Wingy" Grab -P TA plans for the seasons thaws are atiltambit ioun
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Aw.m.r.m.m,.. A. C. CAMPPI11.0.26.1W. 444 I.- Mine Ymi. car, N.Y.
SECOND -Han SHOW PIZOORTY TOR SALE50.00 Pro FI.ld Pee, P.m anon,w ee OenA.....mant ar.2 %WM Gomm. .0.3 11.10.C...*0....Tom mon 01101
WEIL'S CURIOSITY SHOP20 P. 2,4 M.. 9610.600024. Ps
34 The Billboard December 7, 1940
Purcell Will StickWith Lynch Thriller
CHICAGO., Dee. 3. -The Mora: corntilbat ne of atrium& LYnCh. oral Pet PttreeliWM continue foe the coining sermon.
The two got together et a meeting InHMS Sherman here Stitsday anti It wasannounced that Purcell would not leaveCAP oryoniest!,,n of Jimmie Lynch andHI. Death Dodgers. end that Fran& R.Winkle: end Irish Horan will Mao betutor the Lynch banner.
ROUTES(CUseitriated from pegs 21)
ewelrusa do rancho. onset: Can:trait NYC, h.Pedro de Rosati crothowd ciao, ..Ealmnar.MII=Perho,N reter-itemeg Clubl P131b, 310.PeOYi Ruth HI ilia LTA no.Phan*, The &Dotty tOeldes Castel San Patna
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Clettland.W.3.7. de Orace La Mardramel NYC. he.
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GM DIESELLIGHT PLANTS
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LEWIS SUPPLY. CO.477 S. Main, Memphis, Timm.
',bents S-2732
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!teranat]bats nemImrom: III= PM -
tea fika4 eatmt frmtady. =nolo mire natl.ite for =War eat daub.
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that nd Poe
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in. :Laren wet &elm. NM, to folios.man ., litter. Adders::
MANAGER RED CROSS CIRCUSMaCelm.., Redd. Mke0MIL
JIMMIE HAMITER'S CIRCUSIndoors
Sinteralm coot Warm tare= den or all bade.JIMMIE HAWSER'S- CIRCUS
P. 0. lain, lair. Deno, Texan
rereett, Java 'Mask tion,, Nye,'Meat- work Central, 17TO, 11.Preset, June unwary Putotrerth. t.
Mir, Robby r.tae.Y & 15:12.a, Trenton, N. J.. no.has. le, clay h ]Lisa tCLattsta Malertlel
M*I.rUt, laam., b.BarnOICO & Loretta ICet & Pleseel Clneinna,
Rt.Ralson, Morgan its Bans ,Palumtersonomrsor. Caries dia Martin:1mM NYC. rte.litattragoNFlatt:Iitt, I Ilara.re...-5fm5r:41.1
Rend, Ealljr, Den (Coronialrrloyson,, e.Nandall, Prier Mai Totermt NYC, no,Ronras.. Dort:tall= iPustobi NYC, ne.Rome di It Ran 1014. Q Plddlel Chashmetl. no,3thonlreao, Catt CinrianattRaueri & Tonna* dew Cacao) solly-(1, sus.naIteenT4 Marto illnindy Roney Istorenolas,
ne.Ray & Sten! ,Strand) MVO. LRale 0 iCopaesaarial NYC. no-Rasirdon. Cam" tauten Bleu) NYC, or.Reyes. Rooml & Sra ,Netheriane Piauiennatl. h.Rhythm Rnekela (04015011 Venablostees11.14herdt. Canny illdta Clubs Pet Moises, la.
no.Richardson, Prank* tLexieeton Cannot
ne.Stioney, Jean eGiblal TOUnlietabete 0.. R.
Joie iPersarosot Newport_ My. ee.Rios Ran= Met Conlin) NYC. or.R4041,11U (Park Central', NYC. laRobinson Twin. Mho, Parsee CM, no..Rocha Trio taw. Now) CM. 00.Rock. Will frowor) Kane** City. Mo., tReeser/1 Chocteo IdlUetra lliPth Morel
ItethekeLlor) PItLY,Reerees. Rad Medi NY0. re.irauockers, Tres ilLonenek Ruedoni Troy,
N. Y., b.Rooey. Pad 104amone Horseshoes NYC. ne.Room'. & antorde (1741410er-A1001 NYC, Its.Roassane 4400 Ceti. Dd.Ransil Cnstede 1Pnrattanathtl NVO,ReineTenrd & OW. (Mon Parley NYC, ne.Runs, Three (Centalteneati C1-4. no.
Rehm 184n0)09 PtIlahurelt, L.ttanott brrs Me Ronal, Bleu, NYC, no.sarell0 Prioress iMoCieets Club lit Pride. no,ras"d. UM I (WOW daily Lawrence, May., ne.
MI. CM, noBehnbsrt,achabort. irteetora thaanheet Chl.Seem Itsed .00M /bents Lentobnl NYC. no.Beets folly OW Pledo.m, rhea. a.Serrora Tbdor Lome Marne " Door) OW. mu.Soalty, Roy iralumbeew leula, no.&Maned". The tWtvedi NYC, re_shame. Beaty tanii CM, no.Sheller. Csoute 'Cher lawaviesit Mobiltral.
Ow., no.nacrmsn Male: eCOcoanut Groom Booton,ee_rinirtm davadoot Trial, NYC. tie.minor wills* Olt NMI MI. lx.
/weer 4Criantemt 5dar5ltlel0. Stye.. a,oilman, Jun. Inereowt1 NYC. h.&nos stye.. teleheineal RTC., ate.pielion. Sad ernramOttlet/N' -,:an. 13M...Se 1101t nt.Smith. MARL= erdt41,111e Tevere, Philo, loosBuilth, Manny (OuwArictrat NYC, se,Speoldisab Matte iThirway Ciab, NYC.
no.&sear, Many iLatin Quarteri Beate., re.Manduaters, The ilornort. Inn! Lnettailler,feetandess. Clreagra rrri, Tor; Cal. no.&Mee, Sd Washington, P. C. 1.&worm
t_P.tenr trropitosi Ww&Inglon
Roth Carl, ftwmr el Made& FRU" Deb*(Chicago' Cal, L.
atlritne & Ruble iWeber's 210earetel Men, ne.&O)., June "Ambassador Wed, Chi, ti_gatiert, Gene .11.1dol Camden, N. J. mm.Stylist*. The iltIttyhaark Lowriget NYC. tor.Sommer. Belem avarihoe) Chi. re.
TTamara tChor Parcel Cal. Mi.Te.rvitile tyardre, 7tos(044 MauryThous Swirl (Rerwalele., Millwankee. t.Tennis skoser Pram} NYC. Is. -Thane Meet, 44110. cc.Tiuttoe_ tcomie elocbiy1 NYC, no.Mamas Seto. & Deming Debutantes IStPhret
Ile. Paul, to.Thoroe.
Itsn. Carl iCestosu MalatrumQ..TropicaH Tres (Clue 0anebot NYC, ne.
Towne, &Matt LAIdottosInt NYC, h.TOY & NI011 IPal.l Ckvelnnl. LTratere. Jets Iltarlet WmhIdayloo, D. C., L.Tient, Kethlya Cleolnnalt. me.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!ELKS' CIRCUS & BAZAAR
DECEMBER 16 TO 24, COLUMBIA. S. C.PIM, thatnaand woven. Tan thootand emelt. Metro, 5.14. WanI Vines. Perthernlen *.tell,*Nre,
0140. 01.11./ mints &ma ma Rearrramants Var. or ....ament In the moth. TM. Shp Ory. 1.4,11,..,
fa gall- Yltpat 1.,6tte
TOM MASON, C.11.1.0 14ea00.1O-Ser2, Like Gob. C.01,rrob11, IL 0.
LIONS' CLUB CIRCUSBenefit Doll Cr Toy Xfo04 Food
HATTIESBURC. MISS.. December 16 to 21 InciusiveIdelleCTILOt Carew Arta ar MI devalettern- Freese Otis In =It terrItore, sad =lams mitt ha Inbonne *Its Mr laIn. V,14,04etatiow =harm= to =Tema ntand 9104 PIO-tool .011,4Mal 4.11-54- suo.1 not and Pont Act. mat mil Lem ihtebant Ass ir els& et, rooseedisto. 01.10101 aNeSee Fisher. vette, 0044.0101. 00ert. An same. Mid GaLtKrt. natal Ste. Onsrama.ben Owe. 6th: then Om 1440. laidendoert, MM. Re ohne; arms
WANT CIIICIrS ACTSTOWN TALK DOLL AND TOY FUND INDOOR CIRCUS
VrItgiRLY PAYROLL, P6044078Alto dose toe ea mods Can me Aele et MI ends. Int=t ,vs.cl 04: Mint, We., 0.1 *tan nn Peeped,.nd Tbeeta. MUM m meet and menher. No eel Met Mom rocemaL Rime= in.. In mom thin tinny.
an dieleow TOWN TOME DOLL AND TOT 134=10 OIROUS, tOdt Leo fe. Anaandals. La.nicein wow Rose Ohms, baMatram Tett Mmitan, eat, &aline =ache 23500.. 014n 1. bootee=MI winter. halstreen Vaaneenne. 1041 I.= Ilbearberla, La.
MURTITI1 JARRE.11U. Ataterserla Onan, MM. Tem Toy
Troleno. Three (Sweet NYC. I.Teeth or Cae)assentee IPal , Ceyesland,ruckopr, Al iCruovingyt, NYC. re.
htmer. Jack (Dolly Moored Chi_ no.V
traltry & Lynne Bolton) ItarrIstiorg, ra., K.vanor. Jews toms 011L no.:Teethe. Mace iliireseerti NYC, Is,Yrtat Vera. iwiths-.1,1i, rtatiaburg, N. Y... b.Vocal Atm 71= trItteaddlt, NYC, It:ensue, Charlotte Mee& Or lblelletal NYC. ne.000 D/411, (4004 100$) CM, ne.
Wahl. Waiter Dare (19001 NYC L.WatdrOn. hack (Perk feared, NYC' K.Ward. Bill & &stets Trento., N. J._ no.Warren, Ruth elltenurdi Philo, 0Wrath. Roberta (Queen Mary/ NYC, re.werteeld. Bathe:nee otbrcietl Wmailentoe.
D,Whalen, rookie Crory?, Ctelsi NYC, ne.Whets" mourreir R newy illoocatwoks
se.White. Maeallibe olOg Pohl CM no.White, Xrry 4/dew Yorker I NYC. h.Sown. Jack fit Club, NYC. tictcturro. temple rWerlie) NYC, Ismum, Patricia 1ContInent411 NYC. 0Weed. Meaner Mark control) NYC, h.Weem, Jelet11.7 taLste-Late, Chi, I.Wanda & 21r1.1 thilsem PIttakrereth1571.41M Will I/dte tiOn0 Dayton.
Tate. 110.07. CAUClegel NYC. b.Yost, lam, IDlitmonal Iteroiabeei NYC.
ne-Yeses, Ben. Gazebo. iitoxy) NYC. R.VVIPOT111, Hem, (Hurricane' NYC. no.Witte (Drake) COIL am.
radto (Cat & Phials) Cincinnati. no&plot. Bob diRtermsn, roc.
MISCELLANEOUSBrea* Ikea.* Mow: lieustersees Tex., 1-11
ogeseter) 1.14.Lucy. Thos. dome: Jackson. Mo.. 4; Poplar
011,8 4; eiprIngfleM ILMelventra Variety nava, Entilloblowo, N. J.,.
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are Etym. In =oar innaner posaltdymann= pale= aer.Listed.)
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vino 1-14Poen ,y, Camden 8. C.Hughey it fitinscht Water Prod. La.Mhehey Steuart.: beet &wk.. Flo.Myer, Ralph R.. Ara.: Anton Ineede. La.Shags", Dot; Boesta. Tex.1301711.1411 Sormeo. Ga.BOtIttlent the1le4; Bokohlto. 021a.: &Basch
0-14_Texas Caddo iliatinornea, Tex.
CIRCUSDailey Brea: Them invert, Tex_ 5.
ADDITIONAL ROUTES(Et:eta:rd. Too Late for Clamiltealleet
AraraaGa .ft Lite: .Tero)s, Los Anodes, 1.7.Itrearn, nous iriperiatectunt Club) Maw 2.r.Cortez, 12a000: (nomialt Smelt LI0142110.0.
Pa., 2-7.Daalra Stateltials, PaLtaltt, Mo.. 4.7.Della, The: 111t -mote Hotels Provklence, R. 1..roru, Vora: (Roosevelt Swett New Crimes 2-7.aktors Loaf". iBma)amirs Franklin Nolo',
Phi& 2.1.O. Bobby: Crop Rot CMS) imerow.a.La., 2-7_
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baKrY5o. Chortle: <Nem Asnrcleon Roetll Lesorn.
Maw.. 1.5'Leolher8 World.* Pair Culditleiti NesfediS Vi..Loy. Thidos ralsitirbal Teetahe 130w1) Oak -14.41. ThAtaltalete3 Fine2r1124.Si. fanny de Mole Abner: iPow 8. Theater',W
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ATLANTA SINCLNGfcoreilriseet from pace ld )
opened the roof title tall end did <repellentInuenam. He war followed by Jan G0,1111..who bold rip for two weens but boggeddown the lost two. Larry ClInton. current,
thc repittntlest hero yet, but theguarantee goes on leant the Jame.
The RelIMOW Roam may change from cover to a minimum hilrge-jUst as shedorm hot winter -arid D ffoorelbow mightthen keroked In Wttlt a elteepmband.
At the Henry Orady Hotel, 2danatter.111.delle SOhnraft'a Spentah ROe sII. appearsto have a oozier reputation, and thereare three floorthows nightly. Bands neenot name. litit *kat, for the mean rontri-
SUR exclustve It the Empire Roomof the inttmero Rotel. At Apollo= Mcurrent and plesaing. Wistetle Gardenala still ptuntne atone with 'tonne
Reeen51 band, the only era ever to ptaythere_
Slowly Atlanta le awakening from theCollimate of the prohibition era, whichdidn't orid here ULU] ildwo yt-irs ego.
"Scandals" Acts in CrashZAHRSVILL15, 0.. Nov. 30. -Throe
members of S(auffrt, Stanulard unit oar."Way mem-3).M death Monday Ill) neerhere when their autorntohile, en tonicfrom Richmond. Ind,. to Butler, Per, hur-tled Into a ditch.
Injured were Sydney mid Jae& Pile.man, of this Yournail linotisorte Trio. and/Oldie Crockett, of the Bert SonsattonalCardo7ne, teeterhonrel act. T'llAy wereCorefinod W Clead Borneriton Hospitalhews for two Cloys and were able' to 10,5014the company at Sharon. Po. Truer attivtomoblie was demollahod.
Springfield Club ShowsSPELINCIPTELD Uwe,. Nur_ 30. -The
Woitiderber hes maimed two floornhavednightly. The shows are "tweed byJimmie Roberta, And feature Rubble dePay, Margie Dote, Rimy Stuart. and JotZucotve ombeetra.
Musk for Wausau ClubWALISA1.5, Win., Nov. 30. -Now Terrage
Gardena hoe opened, offering denteMe every night earopt Mondays rtnd fee -haring Ralph Raymond trio; Mickey Etc.pan. Jimmy Seems. arid Roger 071theireilortheetins.
Colosimo's Dry One DayCHICAGO. NOV. 30.-Colootems, Mile*
Potoon's nnery, was drier than a dorertTile day when police cleosed the lair onthe 1171Pand tent POloen WWI owed semfor beck acnrieement licenses_ Spot alsoWas Unable to ahoy; liquor tleencr.!tithe Poteon Sourish"' check tm 4400,price of the liquor lIcente, police heldtheir ground. Next day POOkto equeredhInteelf. end drinks) barn re.mened.
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CHICA(10. Nov. 30,---A lull eabiatinoffice -re and good attendance greetedtiesIdent Frank P. Duffield at the No-.sember 2* eneettris. banal at the Mine...ere President Fra.nlc P. Duffield, Pintvice-Predetent Frank It. Conklin, SecondVice -President Carl J. lkidlcilaor. ThirdVIcePresident Harry W. Remotest Trees -m' Peed IL Krosammet, and 3m -retortJOE to Streiblcb_ Peet Prostitute Ed-ward J. Hoek. Sara J. Levy, C. R. Pteher.Ernie A. Yoinis. and J. C. MoCatfery alsowere present. C. B. Arnertmugn. LO.Angetto County Foie. Potionla. Calif.. wasthe prealdent's guest for the night. Mem-berethip marenittee presented application.*of Charted A. Savage. Chinless Hersey.tloresnel Delaney.. Prank Perry. Leo Over -'arid. Toby Wen*. Frank Dowries C. B.Afflerbaugh. and Gaston tloldman, brims -log the total for the year to 362. Financecommittee had the auditor going overthe books and a full report win be readyfoe the next eneettng. Cerro ery findand hospital drive were reported aheadof last year by Chairmen It L. (Bob)Lehrman Sam .L Levy and committeeshave everything set for the banquet nodbail COD Deromber 4.
Ernie A. Young, persident'si party:L. C. Seiler and Waiter P. Driver. me -monk/ service, and S. T. Jeasop, registra-tions. report then moraollteme ore reedy.Relief committee report revealed thatBrothers Wlnlam Comky and Jack Rea -
have recovered and are out of thehospital. Brothers Tent Itankine, JamesIdlerphy. Jack Penchant and Tem Von -our are still on the nick list at theirhomes. Brother Jack Lydick *doped heMon will have to undergo his fourth op -coiner, He lots been confined for 17months. Marlboro received teiritationeto be guests at the rodeo opening inthe Coliseum on DeemOber 8.
Brother Lou Leonard was voted a goldlife ratonberthip anti for obtaining toomembora ho the 1940 drive. A new rulingsho put into elleet wilt sot the date ofwlecting the reatthir nominating com-mittee 28 days prior to the election eathat dub may have a more representa-tive gathering at the time the com.mit-lee is elected. Committee will returnIts repent to the board of governors 22days before election, thus goring thebrothers time to relect an independenttaint should they desire to do so. Sadnew* of the death Of Little irony !Scu-tum reached members and showmen asthey gathered for the annual meetings.
(Soo SLA on pope 49)
ortztriMtV4114,41.01Ettr.C.21ST ANNUAL BANQUETBALL AND CONVENTION
ri HEART OF AMERICA SHOWMEN'S CLUBtof
AND LADIES' AUXILIARYKANSAS CITY. MO.
CHRISTMAS TO NEW YEAR'S ki
Showmen's & Fair Secretaries' Convention All Week
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN GIFTS $(Donated by Manufocturets and Supply Hemet/GIVEN AWAY DURING WEEK
Club ActivitiesPacific CoastgeowmestS alssi
623 Soon. Grand Ave., at WilshireLOS Angeles
LOS ANGELES. Calif_ Nov. 30. --Mon-day night's. regular 'element; was coiledto order by President Dr. Ralph E. Smith,with First tike -President Joe Glacy,Third vice-Fresliderat Everett W. Coe. andSecretary Al X. Weber on the rostrum.Brother Hurry Rawlings led members inpledging ailoolatiee to the frog. The regu-lar order of tnosineas followed and com-munications were read arid blue Ordered3,414. Brother Bill Itoloarm reported onthe memberthip committee and statedthe rrterriberelitp drive. which OffidieltyMooed today, netted 188 ora- membersand rednotatements. Ile thanked alt whoessalotha In making the drive a success.Brother Pat Armstrong, sick and reliefcommittee chslthean, reported the death*of Brothers Charles C. Cook and MaxieBroom.
President Dr. Ralph IS_ Smith thenappointed the following nominatingcommittee to draft a ticket of 1941 rd.ficers: Brother Harry Pink. chairman;Harry Ha..11.1444, Milt B. Runkle. LeoHaggerty. Harry MUM.. Ed Wallet JohnR. Ward. Berry Taylor. and Roy Barnett.Brother Taylor was appointed a com-mittee of one to repot -Ong the changeon giving Ma adlogimsee to the flog.Brother Norman (Dutchl Schue askedthat an ester ionline to the lea -Xi -Speaker be triode available for BrotherPat Armstrong to making his sick andrelief committee report.
Brother Al Fisher 'poke on club'sannual Chriatutee dinner and modemotion that a committee be appointed.Brother Norman Selene agreed to boodlethe dinner, with house arounittee com-posed of Brother. Leo Hogoesty, MittB. Runkle. Ted Le Fero. P.4 Wohle. andNick Wagner, omitting- Brothers HarryH. Hargrove. W. T. amemp, and Minele%tiller subscribed to a fund to furnishtrimmings for the gala Chriotritss Dayevent in the eitthroorro. Brother Har-grave. who recently returned from theNew 'York Wolters Fair, spoke briefie,eroprcasing pleasure In finding club mat-ters In apiendtel shape. Meny resertra- the wiener Mull the clubrooms have beenhone were mode ler the forthcoming the mecca of vine -lag ...bowmen.banquet and hall in the Hotel lintracerith Sick totretrOttee reported that Brothers0014 ROOM on December 17. Before the John Francis and Leo Lang are about
recovered from their recent ilinassee.Brother George Davis auggested that allmember. inething the jaunt to the Chi-cago meetings pledge themselves to re-turn with at least mot new notontser.Dave] entered appltrations for 10 newmembers at the meeting, while PresidentDee Lang drew a MAIMS of simians.iwhen he turned In 24 new ones. If thefirst rotating is tut indleattoo. Organiso-ttcn It in for at banner year.
Agee of the meeting a report Ocf BrotherMark T. Kirkendall -a accident was made.Ho la In a lareak nospltol suffering froma fractured droll. Meeting adjourned
luncheon and refreshments wereper ad by Brothers Ben Been, Jack liege -low, and rack Wagner,
Ladles" AinalkaryMeeting VIOL OalItcl to order by Pretty
dent Nina Rodgers, with First Vice -President Babe Sallier, Second Vito -President Edith Waipert, and Secretary -Treasurer Vivian Gorman in their re-spective chairs_ Alter a talon businessmeeting President Rodger* called for thenomination of officers foe 3043. Theyfallow: Edith Bullock and Alberta Pos-ter. Gorman, first. vice.president, no opposition; 1..fUlsn $eheteoral Rote Reward. seeXold sloe-prealdent.and Vision Horton. secretary' -treasurer.no opposition. Election to to be held InDecember. Meeting also marked theawarding of runes. directed by BrotherPat Armstrong. Pleat award of SIC* or adiamond wrist watch went to Waiter]rower, chef Of the Schee* cookhouse enFoley 8s Burk Shows; second prize,Charley Johnson., cookhooro Crofts 20Big Shows-it we. a luggage set donatedby Mary Taylor; third prime. also a lug-gage set. C. L. (Swede) Venom. mastermechanic Clark's (Inviter Shows. Noticeswent out to the winners who were netpresent,
A cote of thanks woe extended BrotherArmstrong for Ina molatance. A commit -toe was appointed by President Rodgersto officiate et Menet, annual ma -
(See PCS.4 on page 49,1
gatetptatiatialt 0w e asociation
MARYLAND HOTELST. LOCOS, Nov. 30...-Post regular
winter boonoto meeting was held De-cember 28, with President Doe Langpresiding. Charters T. Cleith. earretory.reported that duee were coming in nicetyand Praucis I. Deane. treasurer, read afavorable financial report which revealeda snob". amount In treasury. Vorlonaparties and get-MO.4MM are. planned for
77Ziciti5a ft S11011)eitell.15
a5SOCiati011DETROLT, Nos. 38.-Acting President
TACKY PARTY DANCE, DECEMBER 30TH Hymto stone Mind Moionsymeeting to order. Roll can allowed the
AT REID HOTEL follow -log present: Harry Stahl, StormyBANQUET AND BALL, NEW YEAR'S EVE Wegner, George aarrie_ 0. A, (Pop)
WilsOM lelchir and Ilymle (Sable. Prank
FIESTA ROOM, HOTEL PHILLIPS Dither, Bat Monte:M. Secretary Robbins.and Treasurer Rosenthal. Leo LippeMAKE !RI:NERVATIONS Non. TICKETS s3.3 0 and Delta, Croy are On the sick list.Elaborate preparation. are going forwardfor the New Veers party, an4 BrothersStahl and Elwell gave lengthy talks atm-coming the event.
Several other talks were made bymember. anent the club's membemtalpdrive. Chairmen Margolis tabled smolt-cotione of Al Sttmeion and Mike Paull
gif new members. Rowe Chalrmon Meleentao has had the chlbrootos beauti-fully dee/meted. Several members leftfor the Chimp, use tinge.The C ort.-NreinCiti Ox-s_ wilt. ere
c i cfbil 14..c-i irks.HEART OF AMERICA SHOWMEN'S CLUB'Reid Hotel Kansas Cil- Mo.
EDDIE HACKETTKt. With -Mo' McNally
Plen.n9 IPtew 19[4,1e.Southland Chevrolet
Mame. FLA.
lieGtf at4 a VFLetiCG
P-31 orstaWnEen S ClUtReed Hotel
Kamm Cit.', MO-ISANIMB CITY. Mo., Nov. 30.-Retralat
weekly meeting was allied to order inThird Viro-President Cheater t. Let -hiTreasurer Harry Altahuler and ammeter)G. C. McGinnis also were at the uniteMinutes of the previous meeting wereapproved atilt Rex Cole tram electron Itsoomberetelp. A communication hoe/Lew Ayres was read end membroi totedto hold a luncheon at the nett Poona]meeting,
Denny Howard, of the Showmen',League of America, Chicago, aid. St wee.Como voiles. Mopping oft en resits 4Ethe- Windy City. Ile came In from theIferiutlos Bros: Shows. Brother Doe antMrs. Brown operated contestiOrto to theAmerican Royal Stook Show. 'whits0e'orge A. Dean worked ruby glass; JaenSeheon was on ribbons. and George Hon,nen, pennant matloce. filpeetal EventCommittee report. that several mono,forstiatere and Jobbers have already madecontribletione to Use gifts wheels win
(see ((Asc. on peso tio)
TILT* U) EVILOWNERS
Thanks . . for sendingus new friends
We are grtelloi for new friendsand customers you continually sendus ltereog% your recommendations.At all time. we shall do our best todestroy your confidence snd supper..
inc.FAIFBAU LT. MINK,
NOW -1941
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CONCESSION TENT'1FULTON BAC & COTTON MILLS
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36 The Billboard CARNIVALS Deovirsbyr 7, 1940
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00001 ROOPER In winterandI inihrt Salith. Ask ohm closing with theA. & A. Ainumment Company.
AMONG Morotolle taking things easyin Atlanta le Frank Sonia. of aide-ttimow2.060.
PROP. WILLIE J. BERNARD, freakanima thew owner, to wintering In SouthLiberty. Mo. .
NOW ye. .bar it and nom you don't -Ho*delve contomt.
JOTNTNO Mad Cody Plemtng Shoves atAlma. Oa.. with We country store conces-sion," 'X., Dick Wyatt. Pearl Morrie re-port..
FOLLOWING n aucCeendll1 aession withSamuel t3olden on West Bros' ShowsRArriront Fr./ghat went to Cedar City.
to winter.
YOLLOWINO thectsaul senora onMighty Stores:el Mations., W. H. Rare let-ters that he pinata to emend tn., sonnet'In the .bows' Anniston. Ala- qunrtern.
.WHEAT pit of .at Ruble. Mew Ms --the Masts Corsa.
SINCE (NAMING with /deal ElirpealthatShoals on November T. le (Mulcts 1
PENNYPITCHGAMES
LW, 4.444.15"..Pm. 520.00
IWIW 41"48;:iP.O. 53000.
Ses 40.4g... ...In 5 Jar.* Pets. 540.00.
PARK SPECIAL WHEELSSO. a DItmoW. fOlootu.lcr Nimes Permmy In Witch 12.15-20.24- env SO maimsW.1415. Pricit *12.00
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ASTRO FORECASTSAND ANALYSES
1441 ASTRO READINGS ALL COMPLETE1944.4 *Mau, valid14. Typerrel.m M.. 5.00&Walvis, 21..p.,1111/4 Cow, Each -03a_221702 tu.. ono. Wow deer. gam f102112.1a7 and *raga, 11-4,- /rut Ow** 'Es. .08momo ow 4 fam4Doe. Pom SoFC.N51. 34.Pior. 44141.4 MOM 010,72. 2001 .a0Wad Ch.M. Wm, Vapor, 111154 8115-.14. Each 1.00CL5n*II N44.44. Onant*K144.
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TICS, 24.1.OW 15541141, NewUroll, Own&}4, 401ACK 71. TsEOVPT1AN P. T. CAROL Anniart it Owal4n* Curly Numbers at,. Mr,.TODPAO I'. ella D.. Seri i154504444044, 01.0012- 0.117.. awe- 12.0 1000 *4.00MENTAL, virtasitirmiy, acemoc, It P. U.'11101AT 141WONTTIlli IR TNIE
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IR moo. .4.1, Sofro 3s. 3.4y Vt r.t. $ rum,tow or Buenas. I ow asa. Ht:rarn'..., ".W!'1'.7c"trift itmr..nt=-tt.:.. 11.3. 4. In . coo ran tiro F, 1 44 A swA., 1,-. Ion-, All eovesoi 'onus vrto to
CAPTAIN DAVID ILATI.1102200 El. Miasma, cm en tellatOsi. W. WI,
GREAT SUTTONSHOWS
Now craft LS took erne.. RNA. mat Outanniatomtor ate =awn r4 15+7. West ilist is Inch poshW*a.l.Wbolad. Itoilmtlarm 041Nrin, WIAr.XIS AMU NAN Hat ism own inmoperialmn. 1541
sum resannalro 1 CLINIMW is elm at Smut7175
fain atal cricbuitfUmtaboZol Mont. eoi 77111.2 t.7 ser_geolgnsuna boo ...Thu is so limaile. wanemix rear lIntana. Muir. 55n. IIN1 BPS1444,
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Midway Confab(Communications Orton% Pima, Cincinnati, 0.1
Davis ha. bens wintering In Oolanbeen.It. C. .
J. LEE (BUCK) SMILES, of litariern. toDixte Revue, and wife, Cane Mae. writefrom VillmIngton, N. C. that they will'Pinto!. there.
HERB MOONEY. or the Johnny J.Soma Incpultlan, cards from Macon, On.thnt he played the Shane Circus thererecently to good result..
re 104 *$.so.. '112 10721 oppoaltkm.`. mimicsyam, Mk HMO g. IC* abayt rat. Ascend son.
CLYDE R. LEGOPTTE card, from NewDunk La thrit lila grange:1u Showsare in winter qua. -teed there and themason sa * whale us fair.
JACK L. OLIVER advises from Jackets's.Tenn, that he timed with Rogers SsPowell Shows In Poems/WM% Mies., andin bock In quarters of WallaceShows
LAUGH AT LIFE SHOW, with LocoLonette) in the annex *under manage-ment of Buddy Lou Davis. le, playing'Teem territory to fair husLness, Davinreports -
AFTER succraaN1 jotaste with BenWilliams and Southern States Shows,Mr. mut Mrs. In J. Gordon are headedfor Sulphur Springs. 110- for the winter.They purchased a new town acclaim
.Talt Postman Roo -cis BM Onco,*- bad 19001minictont mrthoull portfolio knock alt tarlievier-Osla the Hen.
MRS. JERRY PRIM who has been ftlat her home in Battle Creek. Mich.. forthe past 17 months wasps -mental withnew est inceettly. aloe reports. SILO addsthat abed ilk. to rend tenors fromfriends.
MARTIN AND EVICI,YN WIRT11 cardf rom Charleston, S, C.,' that they are stillplaying the crossroads with their photogallery to fair butsituda and plan to ra-mein in that tervithey tenth atter theClorlistmna
OUR beg Hewes he saved 42.000 by mepainicaN fee Hoe, but he hasn't sot the twog rand. So much. ammenty is 3144Fay.
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HAVING closed with Dodson'* World'sPen Mlows as painter, Altars Bryant willspend the winter In hteksonville.
FREFICIN MINIM
tzEters Rot ern broossflelert moderttirsfe fromf 0+; rzte Snatch Callon ann.-ilea with the Jones Z. Strafes Mows. Photo of Mr fron(, Wok* iteartererneon and Indirect tIghatng. and personnel of the attraction toms snapped 1.0.11tiothe serails ;tow nee playing Nor York Siete Fein Speactite. in Sao tine -up,tilt to Melt, are Diann Sorritioss, Sooner Dosed, Ann ZoteltOnr, Mossaffad,Lncl!Jc Myers. Helots Whit& Agasd ZOOS. and Jaen Marroletri. lit ticket boxesare PlOpit POrter and rosy Senn -nor, /a center foreground te Panes, skein's'named.
?SHOW. Lit omoinc Wo can't pay youa %Mary this winter bur will see that you'retaken tare of."
REFORE opening witha MUIPV-Ita forthe winter. Bertha Bort Is visiting herfamily in Ihratingliem. She says she'llreturn to Fruit's World's Pair Shows in1941.
"AFTER touring Keen States we'veDully got It together and have a doublestand here," penal Mr, and Mrs. W. C.Burn+ from Sitar City. Ark. ,Conditionsare Ian..
"'WE recently concluded a aniceeasettlamid nt Lawton. Okla..- writes Capt.Jack 0"Dlantonde. of Death's HolletnyThrill Show, from Oklahoma City. "Datewas a/sumo:di by the Lout Fled Cross."'
WHAT orril-knesmi manager once tent bittprt Nth mbnr. "You at. wanted tonsmtoorwarm you left your 5484 Hilred.y?'
MR. AND MILS. WOODWARDare headin,g for Jacksonville, Flo_ forwinter after closthe thectuful souomawith Orem Lakes litcputtlon Shows Slidat Sandy Beach Pack, ELIAPP113 Point, 0.
HAVING closed as wheel foreman onSouthland Amusement Company andC. D. Scott Shows. Jimmie Tabor In inquarters In Smiths Grown Ky. He plansto tilt the road earty next spring.
and then will retain to the Dodson polotingent Ln 1941. He will be mutated byPeed Cotton, he reports.
GENERAL Acm,n'T And well-knownapeclal events promoter, W. K. Make)Brownell, who has been off the, readfOr the lent two years. reports from Miami.that Mt win return to the carnival fieldSn 1942.
DOLLY DIMPLFG GEYER. fat girl:her husband, Frank. and Ruddy Ruhhave returned to theta [atrial eansp 151Odutio. Inn- for the winter after clog.ing a good season with CumberlandValley Shows.
ANYONE knowing a -hereabout. of E. B./Everett Sedate) Turner. who also isknown as Bud Turner, is *eked to haveMin *Urea lila Meter- Mrs. Ethel [Ire.hie heat Finn Street, Bartlesville. Mts.,immediately. Mrs, Car report; theirmother reeriouly III.
OUR egret Fs dotting back Into AN OPgrairbm form. Yesterday h scat 14410 mininguP ens MI them moving sterorairs.--Gat RackMAN.
AGAIN WE MUST remind you thatyou must sign your communication. Ifyoti dentre to are them In print. Lastweek no fewer than 10 totters, to themidway desk were ratgated to the mute -paper basket beessine they tore reesignatures.
FORMER special neat on WallaceBrea.' Shown, M. Y. Titietwan Infos troutGleaner, MU_ that he and Mrs Tillot-son have Jollied the little colony ofshowmen-fishernams tit that elty and thatMr. and Mr, Abe Frank also are mem.hers of the group.
.MOTORDROME Mere at the Great
Lakes ExpemItten. Cleve:end. and manyother shows, Fred Tiltinnia and TommyYoung card that they were sorry to learnthat 0- C. (Jack) Lydick rtlf hue tospend the next six months In U. It.Veterans' Heap/ tat. Dayton. 0_, after hisnext operation.
If. hie whom WA/020 hesk andwink Ms Oquipown1 le deplosNile condition."What lbappomtd/- Hwy mired. He needed"I gem a /Now rumple *tory aid short e.4
VISITING hero with John Ge.CUM. manager of Rright Light* I:spot:-Goa Shows, with wheat I booked mybingo and five other atoms for 1941-B, P. -lectern souls ROM Cbritlettert. S.C. "We'll open In Maryland In the springand I plan to :nave for my Icr* IaWhoolIng. W, In a few .days."
LAMP SISTERS, Ginger, Roliellna.and Mactilne. daughters of Captain Let.Lip, owner of the thews bearing. hi.name, are commuting between Canter,.0.. end Wheeltug, W. Va.. ea members orA stork chorus in Midwest circuit bur-lesque. Trio L1 doing an acrobat:0 ape-ehoty to ndditiou to antral; routine.
WHILE playing Dennldsonvalle, Ga.,Clyde /Spooka) ItIrckett visited OsLankford Band, Walter LankfOrd. man.nem. reports. Ihrckat In wintering InJeck.aonville, Fla. Wale the Lankfordmattingent will heed for Floricin. whereit has been booked for zentomder of thewhiter.
THE Old Man sure 854114 comp tunny Mullat time. It.. blood ler ant Hasa. a Setman who nor' comics cara.--Markin.Machine Made.
BARRY GRAY.. talker of note, andMrs. city are wintering in Lem Angeles.after Caro 21400022Z al yaltra at the GoldenGate International Exposition, San Fran-
The reportWaiter R. Sibley also are vacationingthere and that they have had manypleasant Rue, trips and tints with them.
AFTER wrocceo VP their tour withArt Lewts Shows In Norfolk. Va.. Mortisstokes, special Agent, end Mrs. Stokenwere called to Danville, 111- because ofon accident to Mrs. Stoke*" mother, whoLs 70 yenta old. She is reported to betinproang and the &totems will go tonor:di noon for a visit bane* returningte, Norfolk. . .
SIDSWAtt EaymAtopping: "No wader Fhebear lircd Hat pram adenti InFMad ef hariedOb. Hoe 'enotarixad. on 4bs paper for 14.last run, he bad 11 smaroalsani.'
RAF; TERRILL cards from St. Joseph,1.70.1 "Ray Marsh Brydoul. InternationalCongress of Ciddttlen garnered one of atebiggest wet*. of the current told hire.PriedeoPreci Van. A D1152 attraction',clicked. I renewed steopennitences witha number of friends, and organisationII OMO of the best Darned I've over seen.Friedn-Fral Von stored her trailer hoe".
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wtdow of the, bile Ben Parks, in scrIODMIIll at General Hospital, Los Angeles. Ed-uard Saint, Honolal nrchist.t. report+.The Duchess trouped for many yearswith the Johnny J, Janes Espantent and
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HAMMOND. L.A.. Deal stand of theteal.= for Arriorican United Dhows.merkna the end of Ray Wheelock's, 230le45001 as an Athletic Show manager andoperator. On Whedockls daft this ma-w.= were Ray Ceram boxer: Jackie Demp-my, amateur boxer. and Young iaarapronand Young Zybysico. wrestlers. WheelockCandled the tickets-
APTIOTC fli'MdDING the early part ofthe season with. Catlin do Wolical Shows.Ore laffong writes that he 13 back inCharleroi. Pa_ where he is collaboratingwith. Alden Craig, toeat netelie designer.in serond prOductlom there and In sue-munenng towns_ While working In Vir-ginia and North Coroline. Dee visited
Novorro's new Paradise Revuewhich, he aye. presented plenty of dash.
VIACOM ire bashr son of-"Johnny. wan hacepens widen Oweswlnem In sheer, temItoryt" lobeerp-..111Mw/el RMe an agent who knows that ltreleoryto lake the thew not"
CIEORGIS DROWN, owner -operator ofBrown's Family Rides, who hau beenvoiding bIs daughter in Hamilton_lir.0110losIng the WIL1041. m Lunotaici. On.,tutted the midway dealt teat week whileen route to JackilonvItle. Fla_ where how W enter the fruit hoehocas for the win-ter. He said the swan vr--a good 41915,1Mcold and Inclement weather In the earlypart of the to ur.
GOORCIE FLOURNOY writes Porn Mo-bilo. Ads, that the city to lull of troupersfrom United Ameriron and other showsand *Oda that Ralph Williams, formerpress agent of Rubin 83 Cherry Exposi-tion 1 on the editorial stare of 79sc
Frew. 110 allele the Fella Diet 1301,0WIZ Mobile his home and that WaiterB. Pore and Cheater Taylor can be seencm the streets dolly.
Artlit doubling In firms all Harm andreefing yore heart and soul into yew week,It It Indeed discouraging to hr. the AnilOmma ',adenoid. your hard weak at theeleventh Cent.
X410 1PAT1 JULIEN, girl -chow oper-ator, is eUil in Toomey Hospital. Sumter,6. C.. where be 14 recovering from bulletwounds austained on Lee County Fair-grounda In Bialtopellte. 8. O.. on Moven',teir S. He underwent an operation onNovember 115 and hr doing a. welt era canbe expected. Phyolciana report he willbe In the hospital for three weeks moreat least and he'd like to read lettersfrom friends.
NED TORTS, Wiaconain De Luxe COT-port,tkm, of Milianiukro, returned to Mahome there November ri after bogginga 200 -pound eight-pient buck deer ona week's hunting expedition in North-ern Wlsoonan. Ills brother. Louts.who left with him. la MOD an thatlion looking for his elusive buck. whichbe hadn't begged up until November 20.Both will bo on hand for the Chtear>meetings.
MAHACIR ofCleat Wheel sorrow Mewslie his averetaryi-"Co dawn to the log sodthe all tab mow.. changed Into one -yardnotes to Mil be task. ter my wil to tearyle her trowel. bag."
NOTES from Foulard Shows by TedC. Taylor: Stand in COlumbia. S. C.. ton-al:. auspices of Elks' Charity Carnival.proved soccoroful. Good support wasforthooknitog from 'Tam liesson andit err. llarth anti Spain. Due:Incas Man-ner Thorese Buchanan spent much timeentertaining otal Triendia here. Mr. andlire. Tommie Cook, photo gallery opera-tors this season until September. re.gamed In Taller City, N, C., to rebuildthin new trensferraler wagon that rotawrecked In August. The Fighting Liona,tree toot, continue to please.
COOXISCHISE CentLym "Heat to 11. kit'dittoed shows we had the beret clacult of*moronic% preineeloos In rho mangey. Mao n everybody banned she g. a. become hisWit sod diain was matelots Pew deltara.
MABET. WYATT ATTRACTIONS' notesthan Plaine. Oa.. by Mickey Pickett:3iinwa opened to bold weather hero tbofirst week and manneoment decided COlailtioveir for another week_ Attendancepeso 49 the week prognoses'. p..rscaute:as -lodes Mabel Wyatt_ manager -owner;%Vattern Fart, boning agent: W. W.Vatightn Bob 11111. Wren spindle: Andy%%novel. photo gallery: Henry Ellenbatrg,cunt rack. and the writer, ball game. BillCannes ride foreman, has the rides in
good condition for the wintr trek dintGeorgia. 611n3 Vaughn plena to add an-other comemalem. ea does Bob Hill.
WHAT genera gent 1.1 1w. weeks orgoof 1.11.1.9s, and maintained ilioetlem momPotion of many years by refusing to enter
Southern city wirer., a winter unitof his ow. straw end email.. meolinalloo werebattling taste other tot amallenst
"HAVD{O CLOSED a 40 -week tour withTestae tsposIttein Ohowt. my family andI are at 0117 home here for the WiXtirS,..ittliara Dixon from Aransas Pats,Tex. "abeam traveled 802.119 0.000 mitesAnd played Texas, Arkename. Louisiana,Missouri, 111.1nola. Dattlatua. Michigan. andIowa. and I bed a fairly successful me-son. arna. totoon; who was The Bellboardsates agent and handled the front gate,purchased a neer troller. I hendled!shows' legal affairs. Among sladwthikhere are Mr. arid eft*. Ray DrInklaw, Mr.arid Mrs. Ike Wolfenborger. Mr. and Mrs.Luther (Pall Hervey. Mr. and Mra.Cooper ineenden. Mr. and Mr. J. L.Crimean*, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. '7cm-Maga Recent visitors included Art Hen -on. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hackman. OdaMill end C. 0... and IL P. Mil"
OOVfH yoodar. Scene I. Mooday mooning.Midway Of I large motorised Wow. StthAsa' Centred Manager Ito everybody.-..Tian town has a population of Over 10.000avid iw one ol the largest fleet renten In themaintry ipso 2. Same midway Saturdaynight Ater aloe has played a P. b. Drumoperator all a. a, g. What becameof that Map rev carte showing everybodylateweekr.
KNJOYING their error ton endseen here On the patch Of their cot-tage to Hot Springs, Ark., after asterns:out atmon on the Blue RibbtraShows are Mrs- Art Ate_rmider, con-cessionaire (ef1). end Mrs. L. B.Roth. treesurer of flee shows. Aftertheir stay there the Rothe plan toact to work Inurveclaatidy on prona foran enlarged orpintitenon In 1941.
RICItMOND (VA_) NOTE'S by WallerD. Ncalandi John Marks, owner ofthe thews bearing hie name. has con-tracted with government officials toplace four restaurants at Fort Lee, a.few miles from Petersburg, Va. Asso-ciated with Marks lo the new venturela William T. Stone, a former partnerIn the operation of the Marla contingent_Carl J. t.autber. owner-menager of theSide Show on Caitlin do Wilson Shows.opened las winter show In Norfolk. Ea_where he has leased a dowidoweelooadon.He plans to remain ell winter. DillLewis, local wrestling linperessulo. Itwell known in carnival circles. L. C.(Ted) Miner, general agent of Bantly'sAlt -American Show... area a recent visitor.Two new bulletin?s are being erected atWoad of Mirth Shams' quarters here toherita0 carpenter and paint show and anew spur track has bean laid for theshows' railroad cars. C Jack Shafer,Penny Arcade operator. left far Augusta,Me.. where he will spend the holidays.L. B_ (Duke) and airs Jeannette leftfor New Orleans anti will visit Miamibrforo returning to New York. William74. (Bill) Brevet and family plan towinter here. ea will Leon (Reis} Deere..
Merry -Go -RoundMAall towily Manta, rattle swingeMake tOwity mirth and 'oneIt la Om tads. my pretty thing,That I have everted ye'. 'long.Rowe en: Ara do not elve a taro,Are don's mks a honey:YOU'it Own be ready fee the barn-A toed none tinny,
anctican eatniodsassociation. `lrow.
By MAX COHEN
KOCHI:Sr/IR, N. Y., Nov. 00.-Thus isbeint=tten put before our departurefor KO to attend the serenth an-nual meeting of the association. Whilett is naturally too early to anticipatethe outcome, it is evident that we shallhare a large attendanoe, m indicatedby the sizable Correspondence reeditedfrom the membership, indleating Its in-termit and odvisiog of pions to be pres-ent. We feel certain that with goodattendance agonized the association willmelee Important progress arid that themeeting will further Indicate the teteb-lNbcd of the ismoolation in theindustry.
We renew the invitation. partroUlarlyto owners. aineragera, agents. personnel.and other* interested In the carnival in-ow.try, to attend the erosiosui at 11 pm.In Room Iltg, Hotel Sherman. nightlyuntil Minnow, Of the meeting is com-pleted. High spots will include a reviewof aaaceiation activities for the year sandformulation of a 1041 legislative pro-gram_ At Use second mission 'Tuesday
Dorornber 3. Ralph Whitehted.President of Circus. Carnival. Fella, andRodeo International Union, will addreesthroe present. We have &Lao had a re-quest from William H. Stepriera. of theAmerican Federation of Mustrimos. to ant.demo the 4111,1131l meeting. and time hasalio boon aliened to him at the somasession.
A recent visitor at ACA offices wasLouie Sowenbent, of the Johnny J, JonesDeposition. We have been Infeemed thatin the corning year **acrid ahowa intendea sae the personnel membership cardsLowed by the association for the purposeof Identification by attaching to the kookof each a plootogrepin of the hatOar. Aseach Of them cants 1. serially numberedand regintered_ Uhin is a simple methodof providlog telentolcatron in an effective.Inr.speneitro manner.
g raid;ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.--Ilvery day of
the last 10 saw OkICOOOS 4110M-Yfieit visit-ing here for * day or more before mak-ing the journey to the big doings InChicago. White hero the IntersuitionalAssociation of Showmen's clubrooms inthe fairyland Hotel have been theirmeeting pima. Among thowfolk spend-ing soma lime here were F1111 G. Little,owner World Of Today Shows. who *bayedover In Sedalia, ado. en route from flat-let,: Mr. and Mee. Noble 0. Paddy whowill be With Goodman Wander Shows in1911: Mr. and Mrs. Des Lang end JahnSweeney. Doe Longa Ammo. Shows;James W. Laughlin. Went 81,0w.:Sam Sidles, railer United arrows, whohat stored bin rides and shows In newlocal quarters: Charles Oliver. ownerOliver Amusement Company. who againhas his parophernalla hooted in hi.permanent quangos; Mr. end Mrs. HarryW. Hennles, Hinnies linos.' Shown:Hynole Heltredlate. IL de N. Sales Company:Joie G. Scholikon: Mr. and Md. Harry L.Beath, conceasionatres. and Mr. and Mrs.Sant Solomon. who spent the peat sev-eral weeks in Hot 9girtio3o. Ark.
Mr. and SIM Fred Beckmann passedthou the city Monday en route from SanAntonio to Chicago. George Davis, FloydHaase. and Morrie Lipsky. all of theJokomy J. Joni.* Pathos -Mon and localroan/data, arrived tart week. They willjourney to Chirogo with other MottnelCUT regulars. including 'Torn W. Allen:Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. puss, StandardChevrolet Company; Matt Dawson, AcmePeen:alum Supply Company: Francis 1...Doane. Pardon Rag do Cotton Mille; AlecWilson. PrielaroPaust Point Ifanufectur-
tag Jameo Gordon. CordaroRadio Company: John and Crawfordirrenets. Greater Expcottion Shows. andMr. and Mrs. Sidney Belmont end theBeverly Sided, of Belmont ArrettweriallitService.
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Dean, ofdecia isthe International Association of Show-men and the aitamotri Show Women'sClub. twee hosts on Thanksgiving Dayat their home to John Pranda. Sir. andMrs. J. Crawford Posnels, Mr. and Mn.Noble C. Fairly. Mr. and MY., Charles T.Goss, and Mr_ and Mao. Torn W. Allen,atm Anna Jane Pearson. owner Pearsonallows. paued thou Wednesday after sev-ered weeks In Hot Sinstiga. en route 40Chicago. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Make.of Johnny J. Jones Exposition, arrivedlast week and will winter here. J. W.4Diesely Clements visited with friendshere 'Wedetodey while en routs to Chi-cago. Joseph Darpel returned to lilthome hers last work. where lie Will nt-main, for the next two months. He re-cently dosed a. sumeastul season withthe Bill Iterate Shown.
Bernie Smuckler and eon, George,Visited The ilinbrown office. Mondaywhile in town on burnoose. SorucklerItaie h13 rides operating in Alabama andPlane CO remain out all winter. Mr.Crawford Francis has recovered from arecent Illness and plena to leave for?Melia Mon to spend the holiday. withrelatives- Mrs- Peggy Smith. Greater lex-pontion Shown loth winter hero. while98r* Idthibeth Teerout tell Last weekfor Karnes City. Mo. Jim Taytor arrivedthis week atter dosing wtth Fairly &Little Shows. Harry G. Coulson andMr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Franklin. ofBarker Shows, came in Last woek and willwinter here. Ray Wrath Dryden. ed tn.ternadariat Congrem of Oddities, visitedThe adtboard Monday while here onbusiness.
Jack Balthe visited The Bilthoerd of-fice Wodneadey. lie area en route toOetwetn, la. where he will dolt his airedmother for several days before going toChicago fOr the meeting. Another annumwas Robert (Bob> nionotiolci, who wanvisiting his baby son. who Is reaminghere with Iola mother. Bob mid he hada good smarm with the James E. StridesShows. where ho operated the girl show,
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CL.NCINNATI, Nov. 30.-Oraft BeardNo. 7. located In 11.0oat 201. Hotel Reyna
announces that the fontvaingtroupers are conaidered delinquents, her,
=4,alled to respond at the proper nine:en, George C. Lento, Tony
Ihrafteld, Carl C. Marko, PrankBowman, Charles P.61L11s, Madison. E.Breese. Dale V. MaHery, Richardbrown. Jim J. Miller. JohnChandler, Ray Nicholas. Green J,CMS. Duyo Own. OeorgeDana, Arthur Polltta, LtoDciratitio. Tom nee:lager. (Norge B.Eekhart. Harry A. Reilly, Jame, .1.Eralloott. Roy Richarda, John W.irlakabAt. Paul E. Roberta. StatePord. John W. Satterfield,Gibson. Henrard C.Gotitlio. Prank C.Grant. Harry L.Harper. ALlasball
TheodoreHooper. Harry J.Omer, Van L.Johnson, Mike P.Kelly. Jahn L.Selpart. Charles E.King. Henry
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Greater Shows Mooed profitable twoweek. at 80.71 Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.Archly S. Clark. after platting ahowa Inquarters, are at the Henri Brutal. Theyplan a vacation trip for several weeks -Oreille N. Craft. and Roy E. Ludingtonream -meal Mona a plane trip to. Ariseonand southern Colifornba. Roy le at theChristmas elbow In charge of errataequipment- Jimmie Lynch. of the CraneSamoa, crone In from San Francisco for abrief stay. Mr. and Mrs. George Cot erawintering In Santa Monica. Calif. Mr.and lira Johnnie Winter. this weekopened et the Robinsora DepartmentStore downtown for the holidays. GeorgeHearne arid Bozo and Johnny Pin* haveformed a Lilltivotrast Trio and will playnight clubs_
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Al Repelled by Representatives ofillais Shows
Wallace Bros.JACKSON. Tema_ Nor. 80.-ErtanthIng
IF moving along nicely In local quarter*alter o week ed lee and snow. and workSa under way again on a light scale_EINYLVA will present a near color aelvemesleet mamma and paint work is under wayunder direction of E. Malone. All lumberIs stored and R. S. Edison hi directing,building activities. Late arrivals herewere Mr. road Mrs. Flank Sparks withtheir cookhouse and other contra...lona,Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawks's, end Mr, andMrs, Teddy Betts ere wintering here, seore Olen Motley, Charlie Allen. and Jam
A. R. (RUBE) WADLEY.
Franks' GreaterALBANY, Ga.. Nov. 30. -Mr. and Mr.,
W. la Pranks were hods to quarters crewand personnel at a Thardcagavang dinnerIsere at the cookhouse. Mr. and Sins.Gus Stanley have soined with palmistrystand. All rides are being painted aridtits relation -ea are being constructed Inthe mew .-etiteleap. Work crew nits&eight_ Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Sirup-eOri and Billy Boswell. Art Prtitt weeCelled to Chigra on buster,. but M. ex -:re -elect to return rom.
ROBERT L. MeCARREL.
taurairera at the Cbreatesin. Show. Mr..Rudy Jacobi is doing Punch a.ncl Judyat the Christmas Show. where Mr. andMrs. BLit Hobday have horoneopen SaboCollins_ photo strips: AI Mann, galena.your.nge: George Carmody, novella,:Inn leurmedster. candy floe. end candyapples. Tax and Nona Cooper left theshow and are worklag In a picture_ JerryFitzgerald le handling the May Companyholiday act.. On the program are MT.Coles:tam:1mM acts; Rayner. Punch andJudy; Altera, magician.
B. M. (floc) Cunnlaghnm la doingSanta Claue et Broadway DepartmentStore, At the J. W. Robinson More forthe tioildnye aro hark McAfee. Oman:Forester, magic and Hose Ogilvie, Lilli-putian. LAW -71110e Buck pined the Vie.for Wetter Lilliputian Revue a. Pe.miel
!erne McAfee'. does lett the ChristmasShow and were replaord by Dixie DILIDedrielt Another Chrtstmas Show fea-ture Is Bert Plahrea chlmpa. Mr. andMrs- Marry De Garr° completed buildinga new home on their recently purchasedranch. John Daggett, mow with a loadmato station. Le doing featur(a at tbeChrirtmas Slow. where Fred Darts ta theWAR -gale attendant. Louie Wald re-turned from Phoenix_ Arne, and reportedthe fair there woe not a very profitableapot for hire cosiceardeme.
Tom Onnery. Is assorlirted with Ord*Doyle Las Sport. Promotions. With almostall of the Wort Coast shows In quartet's.there Are deny gather -Inge et the HotelBristol. with the forum betas presidedover by Al Pteher. Ben and Millie Data -beet, of Golden State Sbenve. are 'matedhere for the winter- George McCarthyU in town with plena for a promotion.Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. /Insley weresighted downtown around osowtancehaunts. Nato Miller came tip from LongBeach. Calif., where he operated ride..Mr. and Mrs. Ted Metz nod Mr. end Mrs_(Marge iturtees came In from Compton.Calif.. for a tenet stay, John 'P. Back-man and WIII Z. Smith are doing wellwith the glare *tore on the Plaza MereLeona Berle is coriraleactng from a 11,cant Illoene. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Web-ber. of Clark's. Greater Shows, are at theBristol Hotel for the winter.
Dee Lang Gets ResultsAt Cuero, Tex.., Date
Cl7F3IO. TeX.. Nov, 30.--Altho rain onthe neat three days marred buelars.,Turkey Trot Celebration here gave DecLeman, Panora, Shames good business.Clear and warm weather the rtratelnderof the work aided In bringing out thecrowds and Bacurelity, Sunday, maArmistice Coy were ereeptional A tnan-bee Of civic and military parades Werestated during the werk,
Dusity and Mr.. Rhoades joined withtheir Working Weald. fas old tome 20connerolone for the oral tlAtAt onlyAmong tastier, were Her -re Ince) Lewis.Jank Rnback.Alben. A. Oradea, and LarryWoods.
Selective Service Mail for TheseMen at The Billboard's Offices
CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-Pollowing are the order and serial number. of roamalso have Selective Service pal! at The Billboard's various officers In someIrotteneces the mall coastal. of quevitionnairsin nod In other., order number cards.All of these men are requested to seed forwarding +dram., Lminediattly;
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IIARRtscierstnifin v.. Neer. 30. -Charles N. Andrews, conerewsonire. Is Ina critical condition in Rockingham Me-morial Hospital hero Fut ferrag from'Warne ',aerate...a exploaron. whichdemolished hid isouse trailer at rata Ma me
at 807 North Liberty Street on No-vember 9.
Blast occurred as Andrews, who hadrecently returned Dorn tour withDe Luxe Arnalerar.ent Company. was es.pernmenting with a variety of chemicalswhich he used in making *cap duringthe winter_ Besides his trailer he 100$612 10 Mali.
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Week ended November 30, 1940.Dear Reinert
To glee the shoves peraonriet a 000Von-clot; of leek awn Mille the beg Chicagograb-bag is on. the berm set Band Fie*as the Southern emisitheiren oily, Formany weeks plans were elle:weed tomake the All-Americen-Watotteencl-For-It Conventton one of the meet galesweets ever held by the Creeping fretern-ity. Knowing that moat of the tallowpeople who ate now out of work wouldke scattered to alt ports of the mealtimethe besot malted postern and tack cardsto Weeny billposting plant and hotel inthe Vatted Staten Every known troup-ene winter rendemoue Wan well admr-Clue rem eemat to Coast. These adsnot. Pity pebliclaed the doinge, but guar -tinged tramportetton to and from thecontention as Well.
Wire sad letters had been pouringinto the Melee for ,reeks. Meet of theprospective guess.. asked for trattaporte-%ton fir %homelier . and house trailers,Knowing that the gm and oil hill wouldbe terrine, the bosses decided to weedtheir that= to 441. point to MeV Up thecarts and hoe.. care, ?bray cars weresent to Pletisburgh and quickly loaded.Ferny went to the Weat Coml. said 30 toKamm City, where the loading was lightdue to many being out on a winter toursite a Jesse 'nem, company. Teo bassescepreted a big heat from the Chlitagoarea and sent a 50 -car train to theWindy City, but the load wee nil due tothe convention there telingyer being ex-Millionally good for the tab and chin'.Our agent handling that spot wee. tote_"No ahem manager call turn you demotor a bit* In front 0$ a fair eeentiery"
By Tireedey night the trains atertodto arrive end were unloaded on the con-tentiou crater liark. A Ito of $4 wet
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December 5, 1925)
Anneal ThanksegivIng Beane staged byItn. Lucian AuxLliery. Hear of AmericaShowmen's Club, In the lobby of theCoetee Notre. Kansas City, Ma., was araccoo socially and . JoeGaper wag an Charleston, W. Va., teem-teg a line-up of anowe end oraherionefor a 10211 debut ender the title of Gal-lern Faporation 'bOW1. . Max Mont-ag:mery, Vim emsoeus nitieleal directorwith Deacon's Woraln rail. Shown wasIn Beaumont, 7'ex, where be we. direr -tor Of the Public Seheee Rand. .
Numerate el:own:Mc attended flinetalsermon In Houston for W. D. (Dm)But -barb, vet showman and member ofthe Jahn Francis Slimes_
D. D. Murphy Shows were In quarterIn St. Louie after a 400-nalle move fromCreenankel. Mem . _ Jerk fiterntredme In ef. B. Veterans' Hormital, No. 00.Fzegartaler Bps -knee 34e, . . Lou Beckon -+Mee chimp. George, was prohlog an In-teresting attractions In the toy depar4-Thent of big furniture *too in tineln-natl. _ T. W. (Stint Kellera SideShow eotaed Billie Clarke, BroadwayMows after a Atemerful meta= withthe Boyd er Linderman Shasta W. J.Mali Kelm& assistant manager of ]?7d-eon's World's nee Sheer, was vacation -Mg In Corpus Chrteti. Tex. , .Morelsei Crete VI etreed the Season toBeaumont, Ten. and went to quartersIn Shreveport, La.
J- George LOO14 Shows were contractedto ftionah midway at a Seeable:4tonBirthday Celebration In Laredo. TeX. .. .Central States Show. were ptaytne 10Florida tes rineteoginai route. . E. ILMann) Hawkins. of the Nat wooShows. was In Columbia (S. C.) Hosantal.recovering from en operation. . John?mite's Shown closed a emcee -mind 14 -claystand et Gulf Corr Catered Pair, Haus-time en November 25, under Chamber ofCommerce merpiree. . libber anatilwork, vet vide clegnee maxi_ went toFlorida fee the winter. . OmittedSenthern Shama sincere:dully closed theDeleon in Etanthere, W. Va., and storedneullernent there for the Meter.
charged by the Once fee perking apacete help carer the otaivennon memo°,Those who didn't baa-a it were encored toplace their hoops, matches, radian spareurea, and what bier you on emeriti..After much haggling, the lockable mer-chandise hal oclitieted and the diner -thee In VOW. %Ma paid In viola. minus
depreetation velum Thin hes always.come under the bead of "carnival ar-rangement." Most of this stuff wouldhave been In hack before sloths, no bybaring It in the hands of reliable people.the borea coredeleeed it a bettee bet.
Wednesday moraine. with acme 15,000trailers k -v.1, Our electrician alertedcutting them In sod Collecting the usualborn per trailer. (The ehown secretaryaccompanying him and collecting-) OldSeen, who bee charge of the companytaa-trOOrua. soon had his departmentready, but be worked la sheet sleeve. toellonnate the rune. Promptly at neonthe dative= 'seater wagon artived In thecamp and dispensed the liquid at MXbits per barrel. The lot man and hissharing s% herniae followed Close behindwith 1.1100 bale], which were ritaterly*tattered around the house ears at tourbits a abet. Nothing we. too goad forour guests. Wattage wee the next retro-teen. In Order to give the conventioneersa break, all remaining ruder, electricsteste, outer beaters, dettrolie. eingtegIonia. Mestere. toasters, end light Etobenwere placed on a gat rate of al.
Thursday morning the bones left forChicago with enough of the pluneter alutboodle to cover the trip and to makedepoteng on faire, while our Southernconvention wen on is merry way.Thanksgiving wal. Celebrated 00 the nunsday that the bores departed. our meek -brume putting on a heavy feed of a bunka throw. Ile Friday morning MOM, of
It had hooked op and Mowedthe, omscrition_ some mynas. "We don'tknow just what will happen next," Thealike feel* very much put out over timeractions end their ubappreetative way ofgoing. They forgot to tip the teethpicker Mr lour bite a bathe car. With,the coast cleared, on Friday and eater -day the midway woe yarned eve to localpaten& MAJOR PRIVILISCR
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elven away during Cbriatimes cheek. ran'secretaries. shereinitri, hneaterfisetutera.and Jobbers are Molted to participateduring convention week, December =-January I.
Member...swan ere requested to advisethe agrerietare et their permanent ad -drew and to make reseevatIons for theBanquet and Ball es early 44 parable,Event will be held this year in MestaWool Of the Hotel Phtillpe. *Cocci matotem:neat has ennonitted a splendid menu.
Ladies' AuxiliaryChatin regular meeting was held No-
vember 22, with 25 attending. PenniVaught and Georgia Brown ware peeweeto the Slat time thin fall. Beard of Dl -rector suggested thet ballets be printedfor the election this year whist, will beheld en December 20. All abenntee bal-lots mast be retitled. after being notar-ized, to the club roome In time to becounted on December 20. It was alsoanger-do:3 that a nominating committeetee named to arrange a ticket. Howes -enany group of fire members may put upadditional tleketa. pin* moat be peotenta week before election so that all namescan be pinned on the ballet.
Night* award. donated by Ruth Annteen, went to Margaret Haney. SettleHowie, entertainment committee chair-man. reported the and eenebilttee areworking On fortheonlartig netentes. lentoWhite. house committer chairman, weeback on the job after being at the Amen -can noyal Sneer irk 10 dept. Many mem-bers are planning to attend the Cniragomeettngt. Among them are EllexibeUsYearallt. fl01an n, Smith. MergeeetHaney, Viola Fairly_ art, Virginia Kline.
Sponsored EventsVeteran, Lodge and Other Organization Festiriliex
Carvdocted by CLAUDE R. ELLIS(Coanneseirations to 25 Opera Place, Cleanest. 0.)
Shaffer BooksCleveland in '41
Winter fiesta it set underK. P.'s-`tWF Highlights"pulls 58,943 first week
CLEVELAND, Nor. 30.- World's Fairnideltpers. pttae-hted 113 !amen R. Sara-lee In the Public Attenteriem, November19-30, drew 58.943 in the Met Whekdespite hod weather gold °pp:ratan IndSaturday of the annual chanty footballgame. an Inter -section classic-. Atter aslow Met two days the atiow has had in.creasing daily attendance_
Manager eheltat stathounocel yesterdaythat he will co-operate with the atetptree.Mallets of Tyler& reprmented by thePythlan Exposition Committee. Inn. topresent an annual event to be knownhere as the Winter ]siesta. Dates In thefall of Mt have already been set. ftwill include midway attraction and ex-hibits showing winter activities of theWent. Southwest. Caltrornta. and Plerlda.Manager Sheffer win be snouted toCleveland. James Dunn. pen supremechancellor of the Knights Of rsaaw-arsac said that final arrangements havebeen oomplearel for the Mow mew hereto go to Detroit and from there to Mt-weekor and then to CMG -Ethan. Date&for a Chicago showing are still Undo-etsied.
in the mein atone Betty 504 'BennyPox. an the high pole. and the AmerteeziEngles. under direction OS the GreatLynch, have had big crowds tor the treeabeiwa presented every other hour, after-noon and night. Between these whom&stray Roelof( and his night club andJudge Cern-gra Night Court In the lowerballs have been popular with their freeattheetertts. Laid out to the other three
big baits In the Minding hone been thetrim concessions, midway_ end a fewIndust:1rd exhibits. Cleveland Avow:goerhare never had so many places to go orso many thing* of interest to see allender one rime
Nothing has ever been seen here beforelike anek Sherldnon levires Jaeger-leoCOIONSs, Phil Plante Frozen Mire. andJohn lerleriakra, De -Bunk -Her. Storiesabout three attractions have appeared Infeature and dramatic columns, In allthree of the Ctoseland newspapers, andMel Andorn, in bar rerht-spot radio pre -grans over Seaton WCIAIL pugged thema number of times_
Krernekses thew has Shackle Diamond.talker. arid in the Minkel Pet Math.Dawn Penner. and Mildred PowelL Hearranged yesterday with Doc Freeman.are lecturer, who Is doing the talkinghere for Wally and Silty Jackson's TloyTown Revue of Midget s, to }OM Mathe'in Detroit ea a talker. Mrs. Freeman.the former Vivian Vaughn, Mies Americaof 1933, will take ewer one of the spot-lighted bunks-
Sheridan Is not going on the tone MaiSheffer. as hp has to return tO NewTort to catch tip on some illustratedaccounts, so he has turned over menage -merit of the show 10 item T. Doren, Inatalker is Johnny Baker. and the modelsinclude Dorothy Carroll, Headers COatono-VI ten. Barbara Wayne, Leltan More. andDarr Daley.
Fort name manager of Phil Plant'sFrozen Alive Show. hen Carol Clirenleytalker: Jade keno Mande teethrer: JoeNixon, sathdant to Kelly, end Mary Fa -gem Margaret Nixon. and Helen Whaley.
Continuous ShowsFor Detroit Benefit
rarraorr. Nov. 30. -Nino -day Antedresttanl for Polish War Relief undersusplees of the National papal -AmericanCouncil in Convention Hall here willfeature a variety of attractions. =pseud
Chairman Joine Tyrka. Over 215,000square feet will be utilized in five Sco-tto= of the hall. Nebo other racialgroups will participate,
Executive Director Rolland S. Phillipshas arranged for exhibit of covers]hundred thousand dollars' worth ofPollen art Mikes was on display et theNeer York World's Pale Another at-traetlen will be the International Costaeoecupyine mane 45,000 feet. in It willbe presented oantIntretie allows, amateurclueing at anemone and radio and stageacts et night. At lean toe* flume bondsare to supplement =vile of local or-chestra. Them wilt also be a !sego barand game concession& Mother featurewin be a quests contest,
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tho building end plans call for par-ilethatiOn of police Mid fire departMAnta.army end navy tante and veteran groupsIn a parade. Nine radio Mations andnewspapers aro relating in the putelettynompinen.
Entertainment FeaturesPart of Chi Sports Show
CHICAGO, Nov. 3O-Irt addition topretentious eslitaits booking up withoutdoor sports, there will be many en-tertainment features at the IntermittentSportsmen's Show to be held in theInternarantal Amphitheater tits winks.F. W. (Nick) Keeler. director. hes ar-ranged an interest= program.
There will be an Alaskan village; theMansfield Family will do a bit of bunt -eye work with patois and tenon Kenand Walt Wilhelm will demonstrate bowand arrow shooting end blowgun hegerk,and there will be contest. in bent and flycasting, table losttle. archery, and dogretrievine, telt and fly -casting them -pions will tatilude They Accetta. CurlyMoulton. Dr. Wellman, Sin Pritenerd,Harry Oelthardt. and Eddie McMahon,
Second women national trailer showwilt be held in ceolunction_
Cleveland Party for BuckCLEVELAND, Nov. 30,-Frank buds,
bare with his antighlend show withMinor. fi. Snuffer's World's Fair 11(01a.itrit ta In the Public Auditorium. washoner pion. at A. party Viten by Mr. andMr.. Bob Miller. who bad the loop -o-rbiter at Great Lake. Exposition here,at then' South Hine reeve Marne Tuesdaynit_ Amon those prevent were Mr.andgh Mee Franke D. Inman, who left yes-terday for the meetings in titeaito,trig which Sheen will be toastmasterat the annual banquet of the Shomegenearesent, of America.
8100,000 Sustaining FundAsked for Milwaukee Fete
MILWAUKEE. Nov. SO. - MilwaukeeMteleummer Festival Contannalon itas nn -proved a proposal to estaisileh a perma-nent sustaining fund of 11001050. themoney to be raised by subscriptionamong lealleadteals mad business trine
Dri..e for funds probably veal get Maierway next spring. Heretofore the annualevent has been backed by common coun-cil and county board appropriations,
MailsMILWAUKEE' JOL'RNA.L'S Aqua Star
and Style Show, witch Gomel a five-daytun in the Audi:return on November 21,drew nearly 25.000 eat 1$ arid as cents,end el IO. Snow was prortaced by S. N.Snyder. Heaton. and directed by A. W.Spaulding. New York. Entertainment in -Chided Gertrude Nissen. -"Quiz Kids,"Ethel Shutter, Sinter Crabbe, and =talcby etcher:se of Stephen Swedish, Ray-mond Scott, and Greene Hamilton Netprmords went to The Jurcroca's Goodfel-low Fund.
GRADY le MCCARTY, general chair-man of Ltaircianin reena Mardi. Gnus Ae-mciatIon. hes appointed committee headsand sass B. Regadale has been put onthe plibileLty committee. Pageant ofthe Americas will be the Mardi Oranthan.'" with Latin Azamicen nations and00 bends participating.
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LAIEST. NOefielfe. PRIZESPREMIUMS AND SPICIAtTIES
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TERRELL CONTROLS COLEAcquires the Interest Held byMrs. Jess Adkins; Show Will BeModernized for the 1941 Season
LOVIEWILLS, Ey- Nev. M.-Announce-meet was made bore Tuesday by ZackTerrell- for the past als years one ofthe co-Otetvesa of Cole Woe: Ctrette. thatbe had purchased the interest he'd byMrs Jess /biking The transactionautomatically makes Mr. 'Terrell the saleearner of the thaw. one of the twolargest In the world. The *how is win-tering here at the Site fategthunda.
Terrell stated that when the Beasoncarne to a close at 61 Rune, Okla,November a Mr.. Adkins expressed herslestre to diapeas Of her bale interest tithe show. and, to come/gee-nee, an estee-m/not satlefectory to both was quicklyreached at Trend cooterenee held Inthalliusapolis_ The price Invehred we.net made public. atm: Adkins expect.to Clawse in business in the Dear future.Sbe and her children, Patricia andTommy, remained with the circus tallow -tug the death of Mr. Adkins who, withMr. Terrell. foasaded the Cote Bros. -ClydeBeatty Circus In 1036 and ware parte/eralarttll his death while on the Toad withthe 'bow 12.dt Jane.
Mr. Tomall also stated that the volleyof the Cole show would not be changedanti that plans were now tinder .0' fornext yearb sdluafi. which teal be mod-ernized thrtiout sad time. It will bebuilt along the lines of a *Mous metraveganna.
Te Maks Plans at Quartets .
With the idea to mind. contliteed Mr.Terrell. plans call for the service. Ofprod/soma. compewers. and designers whohave already been contacted sod willmeet at the Hama here next month toMacula and formulate plan* toe nextiseaseraz dam, Technicians and lightinge xpert. from Itelleweed also are on the
Wirth BreaksPortland Record
PORTLAND, Mr_ Nov. 30.-The talks'Annual CL.Yena, which la pro/Weed byPrank Wirth. concluded a weeha engage.meet at the Stlimailors illitleiteg lastSaturday. and It H estimated that closeto MOOD petiole trite -eased the shove Arecord was broken on modata. Oreetningthat of two mans ago by $3.000 despitethe fact that a big football game washeld adjointerg tlie building on Saturdayafternoon. Thu la the third year underthe Wirth management and arrange -meats weni Med, to repeat again neat
The program foliose; Capt. RamanProake and bin. eight Bengal Ogees; My-les eleturea; Walter Gaire, aerial WinCapt., Jobe ytabara scan and sea hone:haat. itet4041a Weplaarita: Alt LeyntaFrench poodle dogs: Jim Wong Chinesetonapet Sedate Lament and Ida ladderand Toning globe Ws: Pith Raymondand his falling tables: Hart Staau. wire;Mike Cahill. Medal airing and seiragteigtrapeze: Choy HI Cilium* bar act; Por-e -meth and Cirillbsi: Plekett andtalowareile. Prank Prevost: Clayton Lampeham end his Mama band.
Meek Marrow wee arpitatrhin directorand also in charge of the concert, pro-ducing the Arctic Girl stud Haile Band-a -tees. /stream woman.
Selective ServiceMail
TtI Ilse earaltral Department ot thisMOO appear the name. of them her-bal Selective farrake mail in theillealehe Pelee* of the ittiltuard, Thisfuel B plibilithed in addition to theMesas Which are set to capital lettersto the regular Letter List_
Also In the Carolval Departimeat isgreen a het of restesaras who siteeishigialired Ctllagoseta-
list of those who will be present et themeeting_
An opening pageant embodying natal-erniatie Ideas away from the time -seemcircus aPeri-arla I, to be ono of themany outstanding 1941 features, as weltca a new :umlaut backgroued thruoutthe performance. calealateal to ;setae aradical. departure from the coneentiOnalstrobe hood enure. yet retaining the age-
' old circus atmosphere.Ansoeg those who will attend the
Meeting win be itelsta Ainsworth, ma ofIletlywooda .foremost artist mouts andounividered a productive genius: HenryRusaelL noted arranger, ferrneela withHomo* Holdt, Fri Menke, Coatainie expertwho denoted the toetiimea for theAquacade end the Follies: and LarryOthello*. well-known director at stageand outdoor srpeetacite. The emanatedesigns have ativady been submitted toMr. Terrell for approval. They will beMade in New York.
Actual week tin the thew will beginImmediately following the meetingwhich. ameading to Mr. Terrell, will beon or about December 15.
Coed Patronage at ZooThat Mr. Terrell made no misdake when
he opened bia sou here at quarters tothe public La being detnatudeated byemitinued patronage. Tbankegiving Day(November 21) was a trifle off due torain, but crowd. almost equal to open-ing day passed tiara the gates the follow-ing Saturday and Siteday. Many eeaanli-nvrawy letters hats bee.. reeelaital byMr. Terrell teens the arsera officials andpatrons.
A bout:MINI Thanksgiving dinner wasseared in the moist/01M by J. W. Nixetc -ward. Roast turkey with, nil thetriainairre made up the menu.
J. G. Newman, general agent, wasrailed away tram quarters on a business(see Tatreell Controls Cote on gape 30)
Lewis Bros." SeasonBest in Five Years
JACNEoN, Mein.. Nov. $0.-The bestat -areal this year of any In the hut fivearm had by Lewis Brea.' Circus. even thoit opened in a enomitoren and playedthe Mat ale weak* Ln oold. rainy weatherto pow biz. Semen was 24 weeks, brig
Paul Lewis remota one bad accident.damaging a seed-trsilessr. Na one wasInjured. There also was a hie/as:Sewn atPort HUMS. Miets., In which some equip.meat tam damaged. but no workers orpatrons were Injured.
There are 10 parson at quarter. here.and Loeb nays the sheet will be stream-lined for swat season. A few Indoordetest wth be played after the holidays.Latvia reeentiy returned from the northwired. In atietilesin, whore tie shot apoint deer.
ZACK' TSRRELL. who lieu beenoororoncr rtf Carr Oral.' Cirrus to,the past sir years. fa nose aisle mowerof eh* Mom, hating bowyht the en.home herd by Mrs, Jess Adkins,
Circus -Rodeo atAkron Ends in Red
sontoK, O., Nev. circusand video thrills, the Cimarron. Peeerat-tip and Mated Aerial Cirrus, whisk rana week at Cksodyear Hall gymnasiumhere. ending November 29, sander /span.earaltip of the Akron Ledge ot rake, du-bbed In the Ma ter that organization_Lack of promotion and pulibetty wasblamed for the poor response by thepublic. also the ila.20 top admission wastoo high. Attendance at Ilene of theperforms/need titled the large mmattesqueri,which wee Onnvaread Into an arenacoat &aid to Were been about 03,000- AnOutside promote?, who bandied tho ad-rante detaila, withdrew plat before thealmday circus/rodeo opened and et localmar. took over unlit midweek, when hewas awned end the performers tookthings in their awn harata.
On Friday night the trotipera reportedtiter had been paid two.thIrds of theircontracted esiary and with one day togo hoped to reaelte full compersatum.The Goodyear gym Is reported to havecoat 51.100, while the readying of tirearena with maul. tetwa, mating. andother ineldetsmie was said to have been(See Akron Cucuta -Rodeo cm pace 601
Polack's Second YearFor Cincinnati Shrine
CINCINNATI, Nov. 30-Iry J, Polack.meaner of Polack Woe: Circus. onWednesday night earned a contract withthe Syrian Temple Shrine to oasespresent lita abuse bare. It will be heldat the North Arena !audio Hall, January21-Pebruary 1.
(Week's Oral show was staged herethis year. work of Pebrusiry 13. Rob:n-eon* emit/ante, of this atty. will be onoof the arts.
Suttbrock Has Big DetroitDraw; 102,662 at 16 Shows
DETROIT, Nor. 30-Larry Bard/rock*show closed an meta -day attes4 at theMichigan State Parr Calleeures last Sulk -day with a paid attendarsoa fonsra of102,662 far la sautes, arialeh la believed 10be 4 house recorciffor a one -week engage-ment here. On Thanksgiving Day (NO-rembee 21) the show set a rates -day boozerecord with a matinee attendance of0-000 and an sterling aiiandamoa or10.300. After the first three day, ad-ditional apace in the arena proper wastented off and 3,000 addltkelai seats pee.'tided for each show,with additienal(=cod space provided fee standee* OnlyOn Iflaateday Bleat.
Noted Helton at the thew Matilde/1Ttisele (IMMO SUnson, manager of theDetroit Shrine Circus; Barry Mack. pro -deem` Of rodeo at Michigan state Pair:
(badge V. and Minnie Adam.. rodeo pro-duces: Barry P. Kelley. Michigan Secre-tary or State: Harry B. Malay. oneretaryO f the Michigan Asesoctatbou of Antra:? clines Jacobi aux* dealer; CherokeeAdams and BIIuc Hammand. rodeo con-testants, mid Illekey King, aerialist.
The circus was hoot to &WO SafetyPetro! Nola, sponsored by the DetroitPolice Department. an atatiAssy andTutaday.
Clown,. Included. In *Mitten to thoseformerly listed. Irvin Romig, LerfeldTrio. Le Roy Duo. Ct.-Arenas Burr,Premehy Holden, and Joe Short CheaterI go Hot Barnett produced the circusnumbers and Ralph (Jelly Mani Dukethe roams 410VM numbers. Others work-ing the thew were Albert Powell end 04Milt Woodward 'Trio.
200 Attend SiegristClub's Round -Up;Show Follows Feed
CANTON, Gt. Nev. 30.-The most sue.armful aosalon of the Chaise StrealatShownwe's Club Mute Its inception twoyea* ago was the annual ran Roocal-tip,November 24, at Hotel Britten here. Morethan 300 members and guest* bonaNortheastevn Ohio attended the after.noon and evening programs, Veterantroupers. many of them still active anvarious branches at above business, werehonored. and foliowitts a tribute by C. A.Itlebt all stead for a moment in silence,out of respect to the late Jean Adkins,wh*ft% many in the club knew perminithyfor year*.
The program began at 6 o'clock witha reception for viuting Maewrnen, fol-:Owed by swedes of the litogilng-lassintrotand Cole Brae. clerusee. Dodson* Shows,and others, taken by Tod Depplali. Anew Rilegebt title, eanceived by berpleitwas *treenail for the brat time, and abanquet was enjoyed. attar which a so-cial hour toltawat
The Trotsbadora cathedra played terthe hour long nude show, which In.chided Beverly Rer.nett, whips and rope*:Bat Oreg. yodeling Onwhoyi Little JettMexican Cnerrto; Bill Noble, sharp-sbooter: Jim Marna, clown. wrangler; Ana
acalellag cowgirl; Dricle Mina.Blows Comedian: Staub &Mere. tapdancers; Bob Carney, burlesque comic.Morrie, and character specialty. MaryJoyce and the Latina Matees, who wereappearing at the Onmel Theater /acre.Were introduced. Curt ndeCtalland, clubmember, formerly with the Sparks endOther etretllRs. OfftWeel a LOndatt Plinthand Judy novelty and played a hardy-gurdy. owe of the few us be found inthis age. guile Hahn was musical di-rector.
niteett cambers of the YOurlalataellShowmen's Club. headed by Mrs. GeorgeA. Smith. publicity director. were to at-tendance. Glenn Z. Wagner headeddelegation Of 30 team New Pbitedelptdamid Dever. 0.. and Lester Rodaeris rindJim Crawford, from Bombs:wine. wereon haunt
Committee in charge of arrangementsineluarel 0. 0, Brannan. Von Black,Ralph L. Retails, Leo T. attillarse. JbheittyDrebble. P. L. Sallaglem. and C- W. Mc-Clelland. The Canton Repantorm AkronBosom Journal, and Glee/de/ha PlainPrefer emaristal reporters and photag-raphers to corer the party. all newspa-pers giving !Mond space in art andstoried.
Hamiter's CircusPlaying IndoorsOut of Dallas
DAT T 5.L. Nov. so. --The winter Wittof Jimmy Itariliter* Circus is playtegIndoor dates out of the Show's quartershervs to pond buelmeas. Unit in carrying Six -borer Liberty eel. ponies, doge.bucking football mule. three caowna,comedy bar act. and "Bingo,- preform.big elephant. Severn] large towns inSouth Terse have both °entracte/1 underamploce for torn anti three-day stands -All aerial eat will be added tee_ themspot..
The crew tn quarters la already en-gaged in activities for the 1041 canvasseason. James Ward u in charge of thebuilding. ambled by Jack Clark end SlimWeakliest but work has been st a etand-' till for the fast Several days on OCCA11,311tof heavy *sins. Al Ctarkton. generalagent. it lining up the paper and adsthrice stilt for the coming ammon, Hela with tar meteor unit, Mrano, /staffwill conaist of three blitma, merchant.'ticket agent. and pears agent. A eta -ma wagon will be tared by the Wien.
Several visitors were here last weekfrom the !earth Worth Stork Show. Inschiding Tiger BIM Hollywood cowboy.who 1. playing theaters In tea* territory.
MeCIANJD'al Royal Scotch HIghLanderafor many years. with Fide abeam Onniftier circuses, ere appearing at the BlueStar Intl. near patbetterli. 0. They havebeen playing night clubs the past severedeireeka.
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leery. CPA of BeltImore, Is now stitikleighis home In Orlando. Fla. He writes:-not couldn't leave before week of No-rember 3, as we had the Hormel-Mettonnorrett Temple Shrine Climb that week.I sold tickets to booth just oubtdo theArmory for the second tbalght year.Met many old &rater performers, 'mimeteens George and Hal Chresty. WalterOialce. George Itenneford end Company,Copt Rosman Proeke. the Waller:13as andreions Eurripsy Anthony. Emmett Kelly.Kinkel. and Random It was a great'bow. Dr. %Millin Mann and puty wereover Oat Teramitay from Washington. En-nyeel tanning beta with Howard Y. Bealewho was In charge of pubile relations.sod Hay timbre who bed concert withtee Powell end Heron Nowak es feeturee.
Zed Chepin May. who Is spending themeter in Rochelle, Ili., was a wenntrailer at the belles Of Seem 0. Ltreethenin Madison. WO.
Stan Rogers. Western vlsolopnwitlent ofthe CPA and assistant art director atBeni studios at Culver City, is reentlein-leg et Point Springs. Cent
Str. and Mra. Karl Kee Knecht wiLlRam Evanaville. Inca. on Ihreember 7fie a Mention for the remainder of the=mete, They expect to spend acme timest Hot Spriage and then go south forthe leolidays.
Kirktrndall InjuredIn Auto Accident
LOS AN012.E27, Nor. 80r-Mark T.Kirkendall. prominent in amusements formany ymars, was in an moldent night& November 25 at the corn& of Pathend 011ve streets here. Mark had takenhis brother, Theo, to Third and Othreeireete and ratter leaving there. while(hiving on the very steep decline of OliveStreet. the htavy car gee out of control.'The car sped at high speed down the in-cline and at earner of Plfth and 011vestruck * street car, knocking the fronttruths off the as,. The accident hap-pened at 540 p.m-. hews", teethe hour.A women pedestrian was instantly killed,A boy. thought fatally Injured. and Mark.Met, was inptred. were taken to the Gen-eral FloepitaL Police who were on handto conduct an inirtestigistlots elated thatKirkendall was shosatliag to people andsounding the born mid that from Sleetterestiglitton It was thought to havebeen an =avoidable accident. Kirken-dall wee not held. There Is to be anenemy on the body of the women.
Proaldent De. Ralph B Smith end soy -real members of the Pacific Coast Show -=wee Amociatteit went Ettursedietety tolend any aid possible. At. this time
whom everyone known from Inalong someteben with Al Cl. Karnes Cir-cus (in the white mien} and with theRiziglInge and other shows for manyyearn Is resting as well as can be a*.pectel.
Picked Up in WashingtonWAeRINOTtlies O. Nov. a0, --John Ring-
nr.f North 'Heated with Dr. William Si.Mann and Melvin D. Illlitireth recentlyIn this city.
Runt t;iretle. oldest centime:Maly op-t:rebel family show in the States, Is nowIn Its own Minter quarters ricer 'Menton,N. I. Charles T. Hunt recently pur-ceased n 10 -acre farm, splendidlywie1pped with blitabte building*, and forthe fleet Woe In the history of the showit roundly has a Mime of the mot,
sem Gork. former aerialist with Peer-peugh show and for mere the proprietorof his own show. now has Bell Bros. le -toted In winter quarters at Olen Humus.
Snowy Anthony. character clown, LS.TOCAII01t some time In Wethinglon. An-them, teamed with Emmett Kelly at thehighly Allem:ecru] Milne Circus In Hal-tmore.
The spiral striped perch of the An-teleke makes even more tinsienel theirdistibctive act. It Ls said to be the onlybee of decorated perch In um today.
The Cline Ice Arena_ now being cow-V1teeil Jn Washington. wits esesecielly de-signed fee Indoor Mends performance Un-der tbo direction of Harry A. Allen, well-Imem, Inn loft rho nation's owniltat.
dRNNSTINE CLARKE'S principalriding set is a Mature of the lanifieeWee Ache/ Show being held In LoaAngela. from November 20 to Decem-ber 25.
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Frank Shier, catcher with the Cheri&Oiegreet troupe of neelalleta on the Rinetang -Barnum obese. who heel been flIn a Los Angeles hospital. was greatlyimproved.... Walker Hem.' Shows eiesedat Sparta. Ga.. Nonterther 23. due tosextets. Mono In the Walker family.Snow returned to Porternouth. Vo, forthe winter. . HI Tom Long. of Saw-tette. Calif., visited the Al G. BerriesCircus at Its last eland of the mason InHoyle Height.. Los Angeles. November 22_. . Pied Leslie, keviipie clown. afterriming with the liagenbeck-WallaceMona. established a tine of noveltystreet advertleleet In Memphis. Tenn..and did good biz. He had a five -weekengagement ea a clown in a depitettorintmere three. . . Earl Shipley was en-gaged as s clown by the Rorabaugh-Brown Store In Oklahoma City... . Mr.and Mrs. Harry B. Miller entertained at
midnight dinner November hit In Mi-ngo In honor of elm, ?Mier& mother.Mrs. David Golemittle, of Cleveland.Prom:et were Mr. and Mrs. George Valen-tino. Robert Valentino. Monte Lippman.rate Lee. and William Lederer.
William J. Loiter. local oentrector ofthe John Robinson Circus. was re-engaged with that show for 1920. . . .
Pratt Weber. aertallat and Iron -Jaw per-former of the 11W climb, arrived to Chi-cago for the winter. . Henry Keenwas re-engaged as bandmaster of GentryBros.' Circus... . Len Trill.. Of RobbinsStow. Cirrus, was In Tampa, Pia., en-gnged as a golf Instructor at the CountyGolf Club, Bendeneeter 0. A_ Gibson wasthere also. conducting A band. He leadbeen re-engaged as eariritneeter for the'26 season. . Pletcher Smith. press;Went and on the front door of ChrbtyBrew' Shows, wee re-engaged for the '26tenon, . Lewis W. Hoffman, 62. wellknown as coomme of Large tent show*.oh* in 1900 had the Goodrich Show,which tater became one el the beetknown circuses in the Dist, died No-vember 2$ In DrichrePort, Omit-
RB Employee IndictedFor Death of Dallas Man
DALLAS. Nov. 30.-Wayne Kingsley.40, en employee of the Rthilltng-BarniimMeetly, was Indicted by a grand jury herebeet week for the deatri of Bill Rend.10 -year -old Deltas Negro Ile was arrestedIn the Sarasota, Ma., winter quarters ofthe cirrus on tetegraphie orders of Dallaspewee officers.
The shooting of Rand occurred fol-lowing the night performance of theEinelleg circus here bat September 25.Flocks were hurled by a crowd of localNegroes at &rem employees stud minordamage wee Mena to one of the alienscook wagons. When Dallas &Beef*sought to arrest Kingsley In Parts. Tex..he had Left the circus. Kingsley admittedto Florida *Metals that he wits mintedfor the Dallas Shooting but pleadedmatoidefamm.
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NEW Yontc, Nov.. 30.-The Novemberbane of Short 'fools combine a bee-graphteal atieteh of John J. Mulcahy,tonsweer of the Dexter Fellows Tent, alsoan OCO01111t of Messmer* & Damon. whoare so liberal in Loaning us mechanicalfreaks and animals for our lunches:cm.. Dexter Fellows Tent members oc-cupied sevent1 tables at the NationalShowmen's Ai&ociation banquet held atthe Rotel Astor. The circus paraphernaliaused at the noonday luncheon by theTeak was left standing and edited splen-did background to Sinner George A.Reenters tallest. . . A Southern dele-gate who recently withebed One of ourLeittlaMona remarked, "The bigger theyMOO the harder they play.- . . Welearn that preparations are bring madeby the Charles H. Conecdro Tent for the1911 convention. Among the featureswill be a beach eirtm party at or onW.-40Mo Beach.
We bare a beteted repeat from Charley1.1.11t00. press agent far the Hugh B.Sproul Tent. ea follows: -We have Merltwo recent meetings of the Tent. Onewas a luncheon meeting et the fel:-grounds on Sopetenber 10 while our fairwas to operation_ The other meetingo -at held on September 10. This mootingstewed in the attetitoon at Saint Curtis PHon -man', home near the city and con-tinued the evening meeting at theStonewall Jackson Hotel. We had HO'Pall Guys' for either of three Meetings.the we hare between TO and 80 men onour untrue Uet. It Is our !Mennen totiterease our patentership tenting the win-ter months to possitity about 50 members,We have taken In bet few members sincewe organised a little over a year ago.We organized with 111 members and nowbane 33- I think out booed Is actingwieely to making our club nailer ex-clusive, as It is now the moat talkedof (froronsbly) of all the luncheon andother clubs in this
.At the annual meeting of the W. W,
Workmen 'rent, held In the offices ofthe VintIrda elate Pair at Richmond. onNovember 26, the following offieers wereelected for next year: Thongs A. Scott.president: L. II. Murtenie Jr., vice -prom -dent: William A. Romberg, secre-tary: Fred Hefting. treasurer: PrancesRow, trustee. Reports were given for taupost year and a committee was appointedto arrange for the annual Christmas 'Deocelebration, which will be staged evening
J11/1113,17 4 at the Hotel John MarshallRoof Garden. Delegations from the WMRegent Tent of Petereiturit. Hugh SteroidTent of Staunton. Charles Consolvo TentOf Norfolk, and other neighboring Tentswill be present. Charles A. 8011117110. Oftine local Tent. !eft for New York andChicago to attend the showneenk meet-ing..
Former 11W Bulls in I,. A.LOS .A.170154128, Nay_ Mt.-TM former
Ragenbeek-Wallace Circus elephant. arefilling bookiitga at:tanned by Paul Eagle..with Cheerful Gardner as handler_
Tim bulls wore a feature in the bigpre -Christens petiole in downtown LosAngel& recently. and five of there werefeatured at the Orpheutn Theater heretats week with stingers Midgets, twoof the midgets acting a+ trattwa.
Party for Detroit BillersDETROIT, Nov. 30.-Local No. 94, of
the Buyers' Alliance, will hold A VictoryParty Dee -crater 7 at 17 West DavisonAvenue. Event Ls an aftermath of OWaward won by the billposters far MObeet Hoot In the tabor Day parade. TheManley well be *mown at the party.Michael Noch. business agent, he Macon-Ing an Invitation to numbers of all otherbillposters' locale to attend the event.
Malloy Packs l'hent inAt Canton Merchants' Show
CANTON. O.. Nor. 30.-Produced forthe teemed consecutive you by .3 R.tJack) Malloy. the annuli Canton RemitMerchants' Circus for the Witchespacked more than 12,000 Into the PalaceTheater here November 22 In six shows,batting at 0 atm. Prevent was evenbetter than year ago and was strictly&rem. with Poodles Henseeford andCompany howling the bill. The Frannie -ford family. appearing Mee for the thattime since it was featured several yearsego with the SOI10PlOtO Circus, wasfovea a peat ovation at *soh perform -MCC.
Other mote were /Caney Derrell!, MOM -let: Carmen and Crosby, comedy acro-bats: Tines. the human ape, on thethick wire: Beverly Harnett. rupee andwhips: Tinker Toy and We Cairene Pals,dog and pony novelty: 131/dy and BeverlyHarriett. elearpthootingi the Verde b.acrobats; Green, Hannefoexl, pabeelpe£riding: Jack and Ruth, Roman TingeMalloy directed the those end announced.Clowns liteluded Barney and JimmyAmmon, Paul Ptederieks, and Smite*Ratner.
A 15 -piece band, directed by WintonE. Seeman& and Including severalformer circus mueletens. was in the prt.Emile Hahn played the Malloy &Mopefor several of the sets. Entire companytook part in the opening *pee.
Gainesville Santa ClausParade Unit on the Road
OAINISSVILLE, TeX, Nov. 30.-TheSanta Claus parade Unit of the Galore-vette Cointznintty Circus bet this week onIts animal Itinerary In that Suite,
Verne Brewer Le manager; Dab srdCharles Brewer, trunk driverc SamBeettte, Impertionator: Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Henry. wardrobe and calliope. Theunit will play Cireenville. Terrell. lion -day. Sweetwater. Colorado City, Waco,Cletraville. New Bthuntets. and othercities and towns.
The malt carries six parade wagonsand floats, 15 ponies. 50 ontiamos, 20big heads. and other equipment-
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IRNIE WSSWISLL end tats letenny rodwere on the Elks' threw; program InAkron, O. at the Goodyear Auditorium
eJOB LEWLS. clown cop. will week Jew -
oral Independent dates before HurtingLeedom: eneweia *eon after the holidays.
DROVER NITCHMAN. clown. who nemWith Con: Drag.' c1ren1. la with theCanttare Cleaners In loilleatapolle lead.
. .Pr:re RUTH. dew's, Ls egain at Good -
man's store In Mica. N. Y., where hehas bean for eight consecutive seasons.
IL H. MeLEAN ii At hie alstees home:le Atlanta. Oa., after cloalag with CotoIncise Circe.,
CHEffTEIL elentelAte, of the KennethWrite Troupe, In clowning arid isoublingall Banta Clans at McAlpine Store in°Intents:Lt.
three fail le trier to ter Letter List evenweek. Them mss be magi fee yew.
AL PITCHER. the Floe Mere of Owego.N. Y. who hen been Ill for tome time.Is getting better meth thanks eitheimefriends for writing.
liZENNET11. POLEY worked the rodeo -Memo sponsored by the 22kn in Akron.0., week of Km:ember 10 with iste high-school horse set. Akron is Pols:yet hometeen, .
A SPECIALLY designed blethcleygreetings card. In tutors. is being omeledto number. of the Dexter Fellow, Tent,:Circus Sainte and einnera, on their =LIU-seessrlea.
EITFORLINC1 IDUKEI DPOIKENDItOD.who in handling Use promotion for theMiami Glee Shrine Circus. will returnto htis /some to Ca./atom. O., upon comple.Dan Of hie dunce there. He plans tospend the boedays with his permits,
CHIDLTER [BO ISO) HARNETT, whowaft at the Inunterock Thrill thrthas etLeon:tile wont to CsiddernIties DepeeterielleStore. Atlanta. where he will produce ecomplete show for four week!, up toChlistmea. is repent date of teeny years'Mantling for Barnett.
THOUSANDS of Los Anories cheekiesttook iterventage of closed debaole. Novem-ber lei to tea the Chrtatouot elbow forBritian. War Relief. at which a. elven*us a feetuee. Erneetine Clarke gave anexbibition of 31.trANing thru paper.cOsered hoops from es:illegalise borne.
DON PRESTINO, lest of the PlyingPreennen, formerly featured with theMeeting Eros. and Barnum 85 BatleyBell. Plate. and ilageetbeek.Wallece on-etime:, Is laving In Santa efoulea, Cane.He wee crippled In 11134 10 an silt*Iseeldotit.
-rut AFINIENS [Barney and Jimmy).veteran clowns, barn been engaged bythe John G. Moine depertneend Witt.Albany. N. Y., for three weeks. openingDecember 2.. J. D. Karen handled thedetain for the engagement, TheAelleeena are speeches the winter InCanton. 0.
ERN/ISTINE CLARKE'S father, ErnestClerks:. Is lit in Los Angeles. He bas beenconfined to his home for the pent nixweek*. During this time betParry and Charles Clarke. have beenteaching her to do a twomecheohnif Inthen flying ace Chantey Patches her byher feet.
Kent department ones are nettle usingsaes and Moons dudes Her pre-beedsy semen.
WHEN Heavy Darnell finished hertrapeux turn nt the annual Retail Mer-chants' Chew at the Paler* Dueler,Clarion. 0.. November 23 an tetherstepped to the stage and handed her esbouquet. a gesture from the Charles
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Opera Place. Cincirmati,S legriet ithowenene Club. In which she11.14 bCell Arles since Its ItleeptiOn.
CAPT. ROLAND TIEISOR [sea llonn)eeetiplettel SO weeks or :parks, fans, endIndoor circuses for the George A. Nereidoffice. His last engagement Was atChertotros (N. O.) Teed Show, November11-15. elebor la home now in Tona-wanda. N. Te and le completing is newtrick, which he bevel Over s year ago.tor his act next ISSe-50 ..
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JOE DUMETEAD. known es Jo.40. thewhiteface .fawn, who preyed fairs andright Clubs in Dreaklyn. Near Jersey, endConnevethe will be at the Sears -Roebuck stmt. Brooklyn. fee the pre -holiday semen. Will be In Toyland. Joesays that he is training s pigeon, callingIt Berney Osemte. Ituntamad will appearat night club. atter this en:enameleduntil spring. . .
MRS. GEORGE Burris, publicity di-reeter for the Youngstown Showmen'sclub. attended the annual fall roved -tipof the Charles ellegiest Elleownselea ClubNovember 24 111 Cant**, all4 extendedan Ins -Ration to member troupers tvattend the annual banquet end danceof the Youngstown group December S.lebe accompanted Beverly Harnett'. ever -boy Jamboree unit to Cancan on the'pocasten.
ON THE SAME EaAle, November 15.that Catherine Pettus, daughter of RoyNOM*, retired elohninan of Illoomenotten.Ind., beceme the wife of Robert Preston.film seer, Paramount Studios awardedher n contract. Belden father will beremembered as an executive with theRingkIng Woe' Circus for tawny yearsand who Inter with Edward Sbtppformed the Shipp &a Peltua Circus, whichtoured ecaOth America from iSeel to 1023,
GEORGE HANITEEORDS comedy livemime. featured circus attraction. =Ore.Into a night club floor at Weber's HofBrats, Camden. N. J. Al and EmmaOrel:tele tight -wire performers. also arepresented in the show. Wrath Is againspotlighting circles acts this wester. AtS liver Lake Inn. Clement:de M. J., oper-ated by the some Weber management.Tromping Aland, George Doenera RBbicycle set. opens this month for thefloor revue.
VERNON L. MeREAVY, who did pro-mottertal work fur Poleek Clretralet lie Midien Shrine performancesWlehita. Kan., says the Wichita date wasthe biggest from an attendance point ofview that the Polack show ever bad.Timel attendance was over 40.000 for theweek. with theruiway crowds every nightexcept One, the roman being coldweather and snow. McReery sees pub-neer for this. date :rem the biggest hoever saw, with entelient on-opmetienof the rhorapepers end radio Manama.
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fee another gape esseee. Repel* Sc fare ver bete very emeriarins,
.DOG WADDZI,L types: 'Larry Sun -
block's Wild Wen. Rodeo, Circus, andThrill Show Is a Windy abew and lienbeen getting wonderful crowds. Afeature with tt le Jerk Hemet= Inneriel and contortion work. MarlynWatson. of New York City popular etea globe trotter. a former circO, trouper.and holding the belt for visiting everyctrelas on tour during 1040. la visitinghis mother In Springfield, 0 Theybanqueted the 12 trouporii now residentsof the Ohio Masonic Rome. Marlyn willbe pined by his slater, the fietneinPauline Watson. violin soloist. and willthen Minn to New York.-
WALTER 0. life -CRACKER. owner ofthe McCracken Dog and Monkey CircusLed Pony Ride. which ho has bookedInto the Menet Department Store, Bur-lington, Vt.. for the holidaye La atmputting on a circus panda unit foe thatriche ter the Santa Claire parade. ete.Craeken was with the Hoc Snow In 1924-"23, werittag on ring Meek. He how hasfive ponies. a big goat with harness andwagon ter his pony tide. He ereetailybought is dog net from Lee Erdinert whohad the nentakey show on Veld, Eves.'Shows. McCracken Iso has four per-forming Rinse* monkey. sad Is buyingone of Captain Mack's performing benne.
ACM AND MRS. BURT WALLACE,who were with Letrit Eros.' Circe.the dose mason, teokoby am- theEtter shot by Pete W. Len's to thenorth woods tit. Michigan.
This sermon be played several dates withPunnets lit and around Burlington.
ENDER the caption Aertatf Artists.TOP; Dods Rohs -arse etoeally Mr errs fOreshippest Lark. Cava., Clyde Mean toldbow Nancy Month OEM Malloy) andJack Malloy trained yoteaDatels for serialwork with the eineary at winter quartersOf me due at Canton, 0., in a moltfeature story appearing in The Akron(Co) Brooms Joeirrial November 1e. AC-/seep:antes the story was a three -col-umn art layout allowing Mrs. Malloywith two of hoe protegee* peon.g on thetrapeze and another with Mr. and Mrs.Malloy with then featured dog. "Win-ans° beleiteing on a slack rope. SeeryMee wee a good plug for the annualRetail Mere:mere' free circus for the kid-eine at Glutton.
JACK S. alarm who wan on the CoteDram.' advritInIng ear for a while thisseason, has since been working In theoffice of the Malted Aircraft Productsin Dayton. 0_ and will remain thereuntil spring. Recently whale penningthey lennsrilie, Ky.. en route to Evan*.villa, Ind., he veered Cote Bros.' who: -ten) and found the piece a beehive ofactivity. with about 25 men workingthere. The quarters are keetest aboutfive miles from the center of town andcomprise 150 Berm. There let A relievedsidling Mailing Into the grounds and aline of the L. As N. Railroad runningPeek Of the falrgreWetl. The show Isusing the rebuilt poultry house forquarters for the menagerte animals endone of the large horse barns far thedraft stock.
r NIA/WU Imparts Indicate trenoreateredy In-creased fondly porchealna pomp lot 1041,11 Is the Monier wide makes ate the eke.anathemas sad It la the ramie aparemal wheal,or.akoa tam eiratm a mac.. Prim atmormonwill ampere alrong appealing programa fortwat stem. and make menace test equipmentla is keeping meth the therm,
THOMAS P. WHITIe3IDE. of theWhitmIde Troupe, arrived at his homeIn Wichita. Kano after being gene 15menthe. Re found Jack Moore there 111the Veterans' Hospital and caw CbeolesDryden. who Le stall kicking the barreL.Tummy althea:we the Shrine indoorcircus (Polack Drone Stem) and met hieOld friend, Earl Shipley and FelixMorales. Onerele Lund. Whiteside*niece. worked la Carl Larklaeact, else the ladder stet at the Shrineaeon. Marion Whit- ateo, Tommy'sdaughter. is back in school. Tommyclosed his fees at Littleton. N. C.. Octo-ber ge The Whitmele 'romps- rill playrSta CEDER THE MARQUEE on poor se)
Keller Speaks at Banquetanr09TON, Pa, Nev. SO.-Prof.
Coerce Keene of Moomeburg MeteTenerWrer College. who spend* Ws Mtn -triers and spare time performing withhis ataineel net. stroke Oa Belemd theScenes In the Circus at the father andson banquet of the Kingston Prethy-Wean Church here the other night -In eaten -eon he "awed 2.400 feet Ofcolored mottorl picture. of circus life.
Keller has received an offer frontSclentifte teems. /no., of Hollywood. tofilm him and ht. entre:at are ThePICttlr0 will tow for a Paramount abortsubject,
The Cerra!CCOMmultieatierly to 25-27 Opera
Cincinnati, O.?HAVE ANY of pan given the Letter
Los a gender lately? Look thou It. Maltfor you may be advertised therein.
NOW'S THE TIME to remember thatell In rodeo circle* Went to know whettheir eummer cronies will do the, winter.Let 'eel know what's dole' In your di:g-ain' thee this column.
5. le THOMPSON was =et:d-rams, eierrod prudent of the Perolte-ten (Ore.) Round -Up Association teatweek. succeeding Wenn= H. 1121131 Ewitz
who Waggle/4 be niem of ill. health.Seltaller was considered an nee peek -upman, having served as Filth nearly 10years dating from the Round -Then firstshow. Lowell etoekrrom, Irvaatirer forfour yearn, was elected rIceop:reasident,succeeding A. L. Powers. resigned. RoyW. Ritate ems re-Pe:end ateretary saesbusiness manager, and H. W. Dicksonwas named treasurer. J. V. bell wasmade a director. Re-eseeted to the boardwere ra J. Boylotk, John Hake. Melvin D.Felt, Allen Folsom, Dr. H. IL Ifeenean,C. Llewellyn, PUMA Kirkpatrick, HerbThompson, George Stringtor, and nonRobinson. Resealing that the hoard'spledge to keep within the budget for the1940 :thew was fulfilled, Stockman re.ported the actual coat was 528.943, earn.pored with a stipulated budget of 11130,-300, He said thee. following disburse-ments. there was ettS0 on band. A guar-antee of 50,000 subscribed by Pendletoneitemn* was refurided. Stockman ants.The financial report nbcosed gate receiptsof $23,4113.
ALL-AMERICAN RODDG IDEA, withinwards bring amide to the mitten -a topcontestants for the year's athiereintats,still will be n.orrted out despite thePremature closing of the first All. Amer-ican Show at Will Rogers MemorialCellbeern. Peet Worth. Ti'.,, after an peeformanom, T. E. Rabortson. prodLicerof the feet World's Series Rodeo. an.now:lord last week, -Plot Worth Shinewas ceased before awards could be Madewhen the Cowboys' Turtle Amociallensalted a atigke on Novenster 10. Hobe -n-eon pliant.* to continue the rodeo wIsere..it left oft, either In tort Worth or lothat leetion, sometime within the nextthree months_ Awards for 1040 treuldhave to be made before the 1041 rodeosstart Robertson mad associates lost417,000 In the first All-Aenarteen venture_He will deer up the dooms. amount:Me toabout 52.000 against the rodeo on De-cember 0 and then will decide where theevent is to be continued. Robertson, Itet reported. Is slightly irked at the Tur-tles for calling the strike after the eventhad run sex performances, especiallywince the aneocletIon did not intent thatall award money be posted before eweopened but waiter Six performances be -tore protesting- It was also said that allbut four of the cowboys were willing tocontinue with the rodeo on is day-to-11rabast tf neettatery. but the Turtlesthreatened to flit.' anemia:Ns $500 redo ifthey continued with the event. Robert-nen contended that the nesociation couldnot aessech the fine against member. leegoing ahead with the show, according tothe association rules. Rodeo was the21st perodueed by Robin -Mon. [Hoek wasfurnished by leughte Long, Tim Desmard.Red Lyons. end B. Calmed Special metaIncluded Alto! Slaty. Ceell Cornish andeducated borne. Sneaker Morena endDarlene Tindall: Bail &ermine and LoganJornagaln, trick ropers. Cleoree Mina as-sisted John lendery and Clyde Knee tothe clowning. Ofilcials Included HughteLong. ambient arena director: C. A-ettetee and Lyrrn Beerier. riatestant arenamere:Larks.: Leo Murray and LonnieRooney. Judges: II. D. Ilenns and ResConners. pickup won.: Peggy 1"ng '11.1Merit* Cooper. timer -at Pete Adams.. an-nouncer, Jack Story, assistant- rantday -money winnere: libeekobelt BrentRiding-Eden Cameron. [Arent Marshall:Rank Mille and Tore Knight Split thirdend fourth. Camellia' Drank Biding-Margie Clreersough. Alice Adams, VaughnKritv. Alice Oreemeigh. Calf Roping-Toote leatitheld. Clyde Hurls. Gotelion Di -vs. Roy Mitten:me. Saddle Eronk Riding-Gene Pruett. George Yardley, Jim yoke.Eddie Cameron, Steer Wreathes-JIM-sale Downs and Eddie lgovenkamp spinaWM and second Welt Train. Jack Wade.Citerghte Celt leaping - Peon Sawyer.leidalene Hancock. Sue Savage. Mores
84111a Tartar. Ninety Belford, andAnn Webb spilt imam end fourth. Bun
Roberts, Mitch Owen..Dan Wilder, Hoyt Hefner.
Dece.mber 7, 1910 FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS The BinhnardCenducted by CLAUDE R. ELLIS ---Cemenunicsnoin Pe 25 Opera Place. Cincinnati, 0.
A Glance at Other FairsAnd State Associations
(Crowded out 01 Ohs LIFE Golden Jubilee Suppiermenl of the ChristmasNumber of The Billboard.)
By LEONARD 'MAUDEAbout 20 events were conducted thruout Alabama during 1940.According to records at the University of Arkansas, the first
"Grand Fair of the State Agrtcultural and Mechanical Association"was held in Little Rock, 1841. A fair of "State" class was staged inPine Bluff, 180. Another was held in Hot Springs, 100e, andcontinued regularly until 1914, when a disastrous fire occurred_There is a record of an Arkansas State Fair, Little Rock, 1921 -'30 --discontinued account severe drought. First "Annual LivestockShow" was held in North Little Rock,. 1938, and continued to thepresent District fairs in the State have been held periodicallysince 1907 in various towns and cities. Some were discontinueddue to crop failures, depression, and disasters. First county fairon record was held in Camden, 18B9. Between 1914 and 1916number of events declined from 50 to 24. Annual average is closeto 40, with a low of 15 and a high of MX Livestock shows at presentare at maximum level. Attendance at the big events Is estimatedat 100,000 each; at district feint 25,000 each; county fairs, 5,500 to10,000, and community fairs, 250 to 1.000. Financial aid fromState Is given from time to time. Principal media for securingfunds arc advertising spats In catalogs and eat -drink and amuse-ment concessions. About a fourth of the fairs charge a gateadmission.
Delaware conducts but one fa ir, which is held in Harrington,Deli.
Lists received up to early November indicate 23 fairs held or tobe held in Florida during the 1940-'41 season.
Sixty-eight *events of various abeieret wee -e reported for Georgiain 1940.
Approximately $R events of all classes were held in Kentuckyduring 1939, with total attendance of 515,000. William H. May,Commissioner Of Agriculture, Labor, and Stable published anotable booklet, "A 1940 Provue of County Fairs in Kentucky,"added to which is a supplemental insert printed after the firstedition went to press. It is a complete survey of each fair in theState. with pungent questions answered, resulting in a most com-prehensive analysis. The publication of the Previte marked thefirst time that the Department of Agriculture put out a completework on county fairs in the State.
Two important questions .,re asked in the survey which TheBillboard has undertaken to break down by votes.
The question, What was the greatest single attraction offered',drew interesting answers, Horse Shows led with 16 mentions,followed by 4-11 Club -picnic -school activities. with 8: cattle shows,6; general exhibits, 4; auto award, 2, and the following with oneeach: Auto Races, Rodeo, Fireworks, Home Talent, and Pet Show.
The other query. What special features were booked that at-tracted crowds at the grounds?, lent itself to greater flexibilityin view of the plural (features) and the word "at" instead of "to."The "to" would have referred to pulling power at the outside gates,but that would haye changed the entire nature of the quiz. Therewas no outstanding lewder among 'special features," as judged bythe following mentions:
Contests, 6; exhibits. 5; Horse Show, cernival, radio talent,parades, home talent, athletic -school, 4 each; fireworks, rodeo,and free auto, 3 each; flying trapeze, 2; midget auto races, 4-H Club,farm bureau speaker, novelty races, musicians, donkey ball game,Pet Show, clown, and cannon act, one each.
J. M. Dean, of Jackson, secretary of the Mississippi Associationof Fairs, was En the midst. of compiling 1040 results at the time thisGolden Jubilee Edition went to press.
For the current biennium the State of Missouri does not haveState aid available, hence authentic annual reports from fairs havenot been turned in,
In -New Jersey the State fair and the other renewals areprivately operated.. Eleven were conducted the past season. Fivesmall ones were canceled_
In New York State there are two State-wide organizations-the State Association of County Agricultural Societies and the StateAssociation of Town Agricultural Societies, each holding Its annualconvention in Albany at the same time. For n number or yearsState aid to both groups amounted to 8250.000. As a result of thePenny-Dennigan parl-mutuel bill, however, the appropriation isnow $400,000. with a maximum allowance to any fair of $8.000.
Oklahoma listed 54 fairs for 19;0. This is one of the foremost"free -gate" States.
Rhode Island conducts but one fair, which is held in Kingston,L
Ten annuals were hold in South Dakota during the season justpost
W. C. Handlan. publicity director West Virginia Departmentof Agriculture, of whirr the eaanmlssioner is J. B. McLaughlin. sayshis States best attended fair is a -free one, but he doesn't mention itby name. Average number of annuals is 21-these receiving Slateaid. Average annual expenditure for premiums in 1940 was a20_562.
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Iowans To TalkTaxes, Finances
DER MOINE& to . NM% 30.-Dtscumbimen cashews pertinent to m-retion, th-en -Ming use.. pubdteity adverthing, andfinance. will Mature the 314 annual Paneention of Pair Managers" Associationo f lawn lucre on Deperither 9 and lei Inthe Savery Hotel. /denies will openMonday of 2 pm. with reitiatration: dis-tribution of badges: payment of 1040dues group singing led by Sam D.Robinson, end appointment by PresidentW. J. Campbell. Jpitip. of committees onresolutions. credential., banquet, andauditing.
Spa:elm on subjects will mark theopening seselon. with John W, Coll Jr -speed supbSniendent of Clay County
Spencer. talking on lava RacingCircuit.. and A- L. -Taylor. executive pm -rotary of Coder Rapids Chamber ofCommence, speaking on Reeler co-opees-tion Beta -Aria Civic Ortranizohless andFairy. Lee Roger, AnAIL.,024, president ofEastern Iowa Racing itaxeclatien, Willlent dtac-usatem eo racing circuits follow-ing Cory's tank, and C_ W. saris. Indere.will Mad diseltvtion after Tsylora ad-dress, Session will be concluded afterdiseusalem of topics repriced In a quo, -eon boat and a grotip meeting for sec-retaries. Monday night the association(See DES 61016ISS .MET on pave 49)
Profit Up for Tenn. StateNASHVILLE, Tenn., Sac_ 30-Profit
for Tennessee State Fair here in 1949win greater than that ler last leerdespite lower attendance. reported oen-rrxt Phil C. Travis followingthe annual meeting of the cormlislonereen November 213.. Clencral Itispeortractitand painting and repairing of buildingswill start In the spring. Directors willattend the ChIcigi> Oonventtoti Of theInternatamaal Aseociation ad Flan, andExpo:Maim.. For 041 Judge Littonlillckman. board chairman, was placedIn charge of harness racing and homeedienattaa*/ department; Jame, A. Cayce,auto enemy, coocesstons publicity, andamiaemenue W. C. Clark. pultlle Penfortand hospital: W. T. Jones pagans: A. E.McClanahan, agriculture, livestock. homeelninonstrationa, and poultry: John Moan,horse show, and W. J. Wallace, gates,otanuetente buildings, and grounds.
Ohio Racing Take Holds UpCOLUMBUS. O., Nor. 30..-Ohio Racing
Cotrantssion Ms repartee that in 1940the State hod Its fourth largest seasonwince race betting was legalized lit 10.13.Stem running and 2:3 trotting-pact:1gmeets gave 267 days of racing with 47.-600..267 put thru pert-nsueuet windowsHeaviest betting wan in 1037 with 4.8.-860.181. This year the cmaratstion col-lected 111109.101911 In Mies. while 016,-1009S fa collections for trainers' andjockeys' fem. and varioaa neer:sea hikedState's gross revenue to 313(-92231.Sine* betting Will legalized Ohioans harew agered 0.600416.13.2 and carnintmlon reve-ret has been 41032,460.40.
New Danville,Va., Site To Get$75,000 Outlay
DAN NW-LE, Via, Nov. 39.-Dan vele Pitt'A.4,4-1,thota 1$4.s plIfeltaacd the 66 -acretract, known in the old Cwtra dear;Irina, to be used for amine fairs ando ther emus_
ABMs A. 0. Startling, provident OC sawfair emaciation, declined to reveal thepurchase pries, be mid the organisation*Mid spend ela.000 on improvement;Including exhibit buildings and a grand -mend seating 30200.
'data will ern around a natural aniabi-theater which can be used in a sportsarid.
Better Seasons More NeedFor Fairs Seen by Abbott
EDMONTON, AIM. Nov. 30.-The 1041Edmonton 19thlbition is expected co lbrmore Important than en 1040. math ban-ning Director Percy W. Abbott. and willmark * complete return to Its basil Isir-pose, to stimulate the agriculture andlivestock Industry. as flare In mantle.hare an immediate and patriotic rote.
"Report. reaching me from fair hoardsall over North iillUrflea. Show that 3040was a universally micessitui year, due.In part at leant. to the wartime collapseOf such exhibitions Marmot IbirogsDetector Abbott said, "Mt signs indicate1041 will be en even better year. Mere
hand elsewhere."Be will cell a meeting of directers
aims to discuss plane for next anistrimeefair.
GGIE Ops To Have EateriesSAN WRANCISCO. Nov. 50.- Cieorate
Haley. Syd Wolfe. rind name Smith, whowere come -mina ape -raters et DopersOnto International Expealtion. are newIn business here. They pooled *:opt)and wilt shortly open two eateries. Haleyoperated the Scald:moo Cate at the expo.Smith had the Penny Arcade. and Wolfsa nuinbsr of AO0VpIgt *UMW- One of theeating spots, on Market Street, will beopened in about a month.
Tenn. Banquet as OpenerNASH'ViLLE, Tenn., Nov. 39.-The an -
:Mai meeting of the Association ofTennessee Fein here will Be markedby a bar -quiet on the night at the open.frig day. January 21, mid Secretary 0. D.Massa, Ccokevilte. The cm -day etalootsill be held In the Noel Hotel. PresidentWilliam L. Little, Sparta. wilt preside.Cleo -presidents are J. 11. Bennett,Brighton: Fred E. Waltham_ Athena, and0, E. McAdams. Petersburg.
1TM4RY LUEDERS, of United bookingAsaociatiori, Detroit, Is reaslying produc-tion plans for two revues and a minstrelShow to play 1041 faire in the Midwest.These unite play United time, Inaddition to e. number of straight unitsconsisting principally oe orbs.
rarsr OFFICIALS Of the Fel, Moueigera".4ameiatitia of Iowa haze cieCepled auppraltmas made at part %pitons and Included Dern tit the provesfor the animal meeting in the Note: Seemly Des Moines, an December a assto, Oat. farrarenon will to a neteilie and ecioeport en Opening merit for at.traction nth The-ec,irit1 easy one charge of eithertereny cards asyf beam,.Petite:eat IV. J. IRMA Cempbelf /teed of Vinton Couniy Fair ASPS
,loop. R.vretary C. W. i'Dook,i Weriams {leftshasbeen fit the enrage.resent and fair field since 1901 and erereterg'o) Delaware Canary Etter. Mau. -cheerer. 37 years aid of the Male association i7 peers.
44 77er Billboard FAIRS-EXPOSMONS December 7, 1940
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FAIR BOOKINGS HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY
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Derernbrr 7, 1940 FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS Th., Billboard 43
THEGIRL WHO MADE4 WORLD'S FAIRS
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CLASS "A" FAIRSIN '41
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Personal Management Mel Smith, M.C.A., Chicago
46 The DO!board FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS December 7, 7940
Heavy Entries BidFor New Records atInternational Show
CHICAGO, Nov.. 74. -With brave en.trim, Beeretary-Manager B H Heide pre -dined that the International I.lereteekilepositiael here on Norember 30-Deerin-bee 7 would rat new records in many de-pertneenta as to slat and quality andthat nearly every Stale and provincewould be represented by top heads andHooka.
As a director of the national commit-tee 00 4-11 Club work front the time themovement wws undertaken to the pres-ent, when. with 1M 3,803.010 boy and girlresentbers, it m nem the Largest /aunt or-ganization in the land, Manager Heidehas, aa have many other fair officials.taken deep Interne in the arattottal 4-HClub Cronicreas held annually Iri *animate -[Lon with the exposition. The witheringrepormaita 44 Matra. Peons lts beginningin 1900 the International has placedmajor eraphaeia on the educational aide,in which It hail had co-eperaitlon of tout-ing State agricultural cotlegea end ex -Pertinent cantina. Visited States De -pertinent of AgrittMum and allied Immo-claticsa.
The Inteenatkarreda apeetacular horseshows are held every teeming, aa min asOft Sundry. Wednesday. Friday. and tbofinal Saturday aftetnoen. Many fairmanagers and director. who will be inChkages on Friday. December 8, will beinterned in the neat nation-wide ahem, -shearing contest to the Matti arena ofthe naternetional Amphitheatre on theforenoon that day, mid Manager HeideIntro:Motel several years ago ea a contestfor State champion sheep shearers trainfarm flock State. only. or the altelynotand Paola a corepention ham teem *actedfor the 1940 show that wilt be open to all.
ESE Ponders Pro and ConOn Offer of Agawam Stand
SPRINGIPTELD, Mass., Noe_ 30-A pro-posal by railcard* of the defunct AgawamSeeing Amotalation that Scalene StelesitalposatIon here purchase the grandstandet the rare track and rensees3 it to thefritrarohode la getting eonnderatlon. saidIsar Winans, MR publicity director.Track was formerly Plowietortyawarn etr-port and the land was purchased whenMassachametta legalierel part -menace bet-ting A few years ago, to a referendumballot. Hampden County Voted Vat Tae -lag. Stab:, [hell the track has been Idleexcept for a few event..
In national &deem plena oonaRlerabtethought has been given to providingSpringfield with nuutlelpet airpars thetrack came under consideration and Heoffietala saw a chance to dispose of theLemerete and steel stand to the 2O,F!
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LATEST NOVELTIES. PRIZESeatiellaMS AND SPECIALTIES
While attinuming that a nee stand woulddo an amen Menials say the present onecan eland a few more years of usage. Tobeing the stated Iron the track to theespesition alto would email Intuit workand oeficiala cannot ere that they amendprofit much.
The ttrall.dotorld u ennsiderably deeperthan the olio on tbo fairgrounds. Winonamid, and Its eemataitIon would 0.1010 Inc,Ot %lit road between Coliseum and grand stand, leaving room only foe n walk,adding to traffic comment.= and invola -lag finding of new spate for statioa andrestaurants.
Fair ElectionsNASIMILLie, Terars,-Board of com-
missioners of Tent:imam State PAIL" herere-elected Judger Litton Ultekrease. chair-man, and Mettlineed Plan C. Itart asgeneral manager.
ClettC0. Ea.-Iloward County Agri-cultural Boriety re-elected 0, A. Hablorads,president: C. X, Farneworth. vlee-preal-dent: Paul Parneworth. treasurer_
GREtaletne. Ill.-Oreenup CumberlandCounty Fate Association re-electedRentet Seelgrolck. president: Peel Wylde.vice-president; Preston. Jenulne, mere -Cary, who alas aim bora put in chargeof permits and conetuabons. and T. A.Campbell, treemirer.
BRANDON, Man. -James. Kirkcaldywee re-etc-etcd president of ManitobaWinter Pear and Livestock Asa:orationand Vice -President C. S. Ctileurne andSecrettary-Treandrer C. C. blettregm worerenamed.
rrzrrrt.r. mom -Folk County PairAssociation elected Hammer. Feleicaon.president; Odd Fade. vied -president, end.Joseph Rereelandl. secretary.
MANITOWOC. WM-Louie 0. Rehmwes re-elected president of ManitowocCounty Fair board and George W. Kielwas renamed secretary. Other officerselected are Walla= EL Morten.. vox -president: Otto C. Iteldernarr, treasurer.
FOND 131J LAC, Wtao-Fond du Lae
County Agrreeltural Society re-electedCleaves-. ale:olden. president; W1.11ram E.Seffern. vice-president; leo Richter.treasurer; R. H. Cameron. secretary,
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.or .1a40 Ctrelevilie Pumpkin Shaw likelyto be red_ directors of Mee oporisorIngPlckway County Aviculture] Societysited to me* opinions of Rom:teed amp -porter, by mail to learn whether Itshould be continued to 1041. It ajewity teem centtninstiota it probably willbe held_ However, directors are unmet]Meets in the *Iranian that It should beconducted two weeks earlier to got abetter weather break.
HALIFAX. N.8 --City council has re-fused to approve -sale of the local fairplant for $225,000 to the Dominion De-partment of Detainee for um as a ratlitarytraining beta. The Nova Scotia Govern-ment and the city are es. -owners ed theplant, and the teentee had agreed to tellat that peace. It was the second offer,fleet having been for 11160.000. Plant losbeen used temporarily by the nary. 'TheForum, Artificial tee rink at the plant,has been opened for public skating andhockey_
WIFErr UNION. laa-At a meeting ofPayette County Pair Society here feetre-teary Ed Saucier reported receipt. fromthe 1040 rale were $15.488 and expenseswere 116.128. Ticket safe brought In67,642: county aid. 91.938: 0000t.46000.$21322: State aid, $1,803; rent, 0100. andother income, 4784. AttractiOns oast$2.660 end premium -1 totaled 83p110.
GREENER". 11.1. -In ad.:Mice, to its 1041annual, Oreenup Cumberland CountyFair Amcciation will sponsor a two-day
How Attractions StartedTaken Freon Convention Records of the American Association of Fairs
and Experalant?Crowder' out of the JAPE Ge:tlen Jubilee Supplement of the Christ....?cumber of The auctioard.)
The first of all these shows (combination outdoor attractions)were the Midway Plaisanee Centipanit.B. A roan named Otto Schmidthad one of the first companies. He took it from Chicago in 1892,called it the Midway PLaisanee Company, the origin of the wordbeing in Chicago at the World's Fair. Schmidt was the first man totake his company on the road. There is not a carnival man in thisbuilding today, downstairs or u.pstaira, who was in the carnivalbusiness at that time.
The oldest promoter is Billy Rice. He blew in along about 1897.but I am talking now about 1894. At that time a restaurant man ofCanton, 0., took his bank roll and put it on a show that somebodypromoted_ He lost the restaurant, but he had a small show. It wascalled the Canton Carnival Company, Re had with him the firstbig animal show that toured the big fairs -owned by Francis FerarL
The real salvation of the carnival company has been the lair.I believe Fred Barnes and Melville (Frank Melville) were thepioneers in having attractions in front of the grandstand. FredBarnes organized his own companies. He would come around. getattractions. and organize his own carnival company. I believe Barnesis entitled to the credit of introducing the first big acts and the firststuff of that kind before grandstands. Then we had Pain's fireworksrind others of that sort.
As you go around to the rig expositions and faits today, you willfind a lot of things you never saw in former fairs. The first exposi-tion I attended was with my father in 1875. the Centennial (Philadel-phia). The next one was at 1...ouisoWe; then the Cotton Exposition,1882, It is getting pretty hard to get people to go to the world's fairs.Look at the failure at San Francisco --the most gigantic financialfailure eVeir known. San Diego had the worst frost we ever had.Seattle wits a kale. Portland made money, but Portland was beforethese others. They didn't have anything more to show than youcould see at Des Moines, Dallas, Detroit, and Indianapolis and allthe other State fairs and expositions. The stuff (midway) was notany more than you could sec with a carnival company; It was housedin more costly buildings, but it was not otherwise different Thepike didn't amount to anything. The thrill didn't amount toanything.
-From an address byFRANK ALBEITExecutive SecretaryOutdoor Shravernon's Ass"n1918 Convention, AAFE.
renew...non. featuring hem and Culd.:.1nano race. and free aria reported eerie-tery Preston Jeanine. TRU yesee fairhad net profit of $2,5oa after improve-ments and or ono -fifth mile treek formidget races has been completed fornight MOM next year. Other Haircut*.manta are pla nned.
eMIRMPIfiet. Tonm-Packed by a 97.600
underwriting. Henry Sratadoin, manages.of Ilatisouth Fair hare, end Ralph Logoden. of the Oharnber of Commerce.planned to attend the National DairyShow In Chicago on December 4 andinvite offliciate to hold the Cal ;annualin Montilla, At a recent allelsouth di-rectors meeting rash balance oT SM.1a0.01 was reported. an ii: -ream Of9709.21 over the rrea surplua.
11227DER150.37, Tex. --Operating profitof 91.241.77 was shown by 44th annualRusk County Fair Tem Itworne tended43,402.37. including receipts from mid-way, commercial extatatts, sale of tam(See Around the Granada on poO, 42)
FairMeetings
Pair Managers' Association of tome.December 0 and 10. Severe Hotel, IleaMoines. E. W. Wu -Clams, secretary.Menclsratee
Western Palo Association. Decent -bee 11-14, Palace Hotel, San Francisco.Te-rts Paine. secretary. as.n.amea.Calif.
Iowa State Pelt Board. December11 and 13, fiavery Hotel, Des Moines.A. R. Corey. tecratery. Dee Manes -
Oregon Fairs Association_ JnnueryWrites to be aleel. TannerialPortland_ Mabel H_ Chadwick, secre-tary. Regent..
Reeky Mountain Association OfFairs. January Witten to be seal.Rainbow Hotel, Great Pane, Mont.Jack M. Erackstroff, moretary. Sidney.Mont.
fredienn A,secclation of County andDistrict Palo, January 0-8. Hotel Lin-coln IntliertapoiLe. William H. Clark.secretary.
Kansas Fairs Association. Jannaz-3.7 and 8. Hotel Jayhawk, Topeko R. AL
secretary. Olatoo.Wisconsin Association of Pain. JIM -
miry 8.10, Hotel Schroeder. Milwamkcal, J. r. Malone. secretary. WaverDam.
Ohio Pelt Managers' Association.January 16 and 16, Deabler-Waniekmotet, Columbus. Mrs. Don A. Dee -
secretary. Dellefotitaine,Mrattessote FederatiOn of COunty
Palm, January 15-17, Lowry HoteL8t. Paul. Soofteld, meratary.Zurniensia.
Maine Amoclatton of AgriculturalFairs, January 17 and 18, AugustaHouse.
Augusts. J. a. Buller. secre-tary. Lewiston-
Wmtern Canada Fairs Amociatiom,Jettaery 24-22 Fart Garry Hotel,Winnipeg. Keith Stewart, secretary,Portage la Prairie, Man.
Watteau Canada Association of rac-hibittone, January 20-22, Fort GarryHotel, Winnipeg, Sid W. Johns, sec-retary, Saskatoon. Sask.
Massachusette Agricultural FairsAameireran. January 2L and 22. noteEtraelfeed. Bovion. A. W. Lombard.secretary. 136 State House, SO:Sten-
MOOCIAt100 of Tennessee Point. Jan -limy 21 and 22, Noel Hotel, Nashville.0. ra Mersa, keertmary, Cookeville.
Michigan Association of Palm, Jan-uary 21-23. Port Shelby Hotel, De-troit, H. B. ICeLley. secretary, Hine -dale_
Virginia Amottatton of Palm Janu-ary 27 and 28, John Marshall Hotel,Richmond, Charles R. Ralston, sews.W.I. Staunton.
Nebhaska Amocration of Pair Man-ager., January 27-29, Linerolei HOW.Lincoln. Chet 0. Ateratuilt secretary.Arlington.
Pennsylvania State Ameolatkan atCounty Fairs, January Sift and 3LPenn -Harris Hotel, .Hare I sa u r gCharles W. Swayer, secretary. Reading
Texas Aasoctation of Pairs, January311-Pekaustry 1, Hotel Adolphus., Dana._Pete IL Smith. secretary, Plainview,
Hew York State Araneletion orCounty Agricultural Societies, Febru-ary 18. Ten Beek Hotel, Albeny, 0, W.
eacretery. 131 North PineAvenue. Albany.
13 11C R K T A RI R8 of aesoclatiensshould send in their dates, a. In-quiries ..ere metal.
December 7, 1940 FAIRS -EXPOSITIONS The Bit'heard 47
The
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONof FAIRS and EXPOSITIONS
An Association composed of Fairs and Expositions in theUnited States and Canada for the purpose of increasingtheir popularity and assisting in improving Governmentand Public Relations
THE history of the IAFE and of its forerunner, theAmerican Association of Fairs and Expositions.,clearly demonstrate the need for a U. S. -Canadian
instrumentality whose chief objective is the betterment offairs. That the International supplies that need is a facttoo obvious for repetition. That fairs have been betteredas a result of the IA is also an obvious fact. Everyoneknows it.
For half a century this Organization has forged achain of victories ... victories over selfish interests .
over two depressions . . over post-war reconstructionon Iwo occasions ... over internal dissension which almostthreatened to destroy a foundation that is, after all, rock-ribbed. Time, the greeter Teacher, has also been thegroat Healer. . . It has healed wounds with zealouscare . . cemented the relationship existing among allchannels concerned with fairdom solidified andstrengthened its own structure . and all with thethought in mind of making the American Fair serve itsage-old purpose in the community.
We of the International believe that even greaterachievements for fairdom lie lust ahead. We believethat new facets can be tapped. We believe that new vistas
lie before us. and that generations to come will see newand greater avenues before them. In short. we believethat the traditional phrase of the show business ... ''Big-ger and Better" (especially better) . . is synonymouswith Fa irdom.
Membership in the IAFE is a "cheap buy." It costabut S40 for United States members. S25 for Canadianmembers, and SlO for State-wide organizations of countyand district fairs, Any annual report of any IAFE com-mittee is alone worth the "admission" price. Over theyears those committees, working unselfishly for the com-mon good. have saved members untold thousands inmonetary values-saved thousands of hours of individuallabor. The committee on Government Relations ... Clas-sifications and Rules ... Appeals Insurance.... Theseare hut four groups which act as guardians and pro-tectors for ALL fairs in the United States and Canada.It is inevitable that even nonmembers profit by our mis-sionary work. These nonmembers are remiss in theirduly if they do not decide. NOW. to join in our work.
On the eve of our 50th annual meeting we. too,would be remiss if we did not. with heavy underscor-ing. again bring to public attention the valiant work ofThe Billboard-not alone for bringing this Golden Jubileeof the IAFE to successful fruition, but for the consistentvalues it has contributed to fairs and all of show businessduring the 48 years of its existence.
One last word-let us show you why you shouldbecome one of usi
WRITE FOR THECOMPLETE DETAILS TODAY
FRANK KINGMANSECRETARY
BROCKTON, MASS.
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48 The DiUbmtrdConducted by
PARKS -RESORTS -POOLS December 7, 1910CLAUDE R. ELLIS-Commons-diem to 25 Opera Place. Cincinnati. 0.
Death in DenMarks BeattyJungle Opener
poirr LAUDfatIDALE. Ina. Nem 30.-Hundreds att.mcling the recent pre-renuOrs opening performance at ClydeDLitt -WA. .111..oKlo Zoo near hero had anunscheduled thrill In the form Of a latilestto Me death between a licaleas. Brae.and n tiger. Rajah., reported Tex Sher-man. It resulted In front-page new.Modes and pictures end SRO Vastness%for remainder of the performances.
Fight occurred while Beatty wee work.im; a cage of Ilona and tigers Withoutwarning. the lion end tiger Jumped Horntheir pedesiale and Icon at each other%throats. scatty and him own were un-asiontsdul In trying to stop the eight.willeh halal 30 minutes and ended inthe death of the lioness.
Main entrance of the goo Is Sway. withthe name tr. noon light.. It 1. on High.way No. 1. one and a half wales fromPort Latielannale. Leading to jilts inwhich animists are kept la an irreilue ofpains teens to 'which are parrots. Oneach aide Is a lake for Water foal. Anelephant ride has proved popular.
To atecarstrioriate crowds It ha. beennecessary to erect an addition to thegratidotand, and contract his been letfor construction of another addition.Program, running allghtly more than anhour. is enured by Superintendent In -tileSylvester, It inctudas Harriett Beatty.doing an elephant end tiger sot; JohnlirIllott. In charge of animals, workingA group of young liana Minnie andMickey. eh -Pripet seal act, smd severalbig top seta.
December I Is date of the offklal Open.Mg, with Stale and City officied. Invitedto take part and a prase party planned.Three tatinies will be given on Saturrinysand Eitridaya with two performancesaclieduled for week deyn.
Panders Sylvester I. doing secretarialduties.. Recent vl-iltoto were Klara. K.Knecht, Hob Morton. Rondo Reed. andPrank Armen. State-selde publicity cam-paign is on, cards. paper. round trucks.radio. and ph tripblets being used
INVERSIDE P A R K. Sprrapdad,Mare . haring' announced a *40,000r.r1...-riort Program for its secondYear Of Operation. Edward J. Carroll(Jett), ovveer-manager, is seen heregoing over plans adn's Joe Dvassboar,mete Cosier contractor, with con-struction under say.
hIeisel ImprovingRockaway Playland
PAR ROCKAWAY, I., N. Y.. Nov. 30-Manater LOUR. Meisel. Rockaway Play -land Perk, dress not hold to the theoryOf many island amusement people thatwinter Us entirely for relaxation, Re leiproceeding with improvernent pions forthe big play spot, which bad an excel-lent 1940 (season.
Winter sports program at Jones Brachhas met an much tameable responsethat It le out of the eapertmental stageand scheduled to May.
Jimmy BYm. tor A number of years afamiliar figure In beach amusement en-terprises around Long Inland. now oper-etta a niter.; Lts Manhattan, and another
Museum HasRelics of WF
Acquisitions thru Smith tobe listed by hiangels-con-
escessionair give passesBy R. S. UZZELL
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.- The AmerttanMuseum of Public ROOM/WW1], the in-atitutton of park meta. device manufac-tures, and allitel Colds, 1. Magna. In tarmuch material from the Now 'YorkWorld'. Parr. George P. ecnich Jr.. onoof the. nnaltetlen. trustee,. who wriA co-director of the midway at the -40 fair.has made the best 01 bta opportunity toacquire exhibit& for us.
MuMpen Director W. P. Mandela is todetail these now acquisitions in his an-nual report at the aesselon of the Anted.can Recreational Equipment AweselationIn Chicago. Sure enough, many °owes-slomairea have glean um their passe..which we shall prize highly.
Donee Baker. superintendent of Play -land_ Nye, N- Y. and brother of ourdeparted !tarry C. Baker, will be witheta this year. lIla breadth has bath re-eiored, so he Ls barmen again. Lestconvention time we were alarmed overhis critWal condition_ It was hle firstMown and a serene one. NM often hashe missed at. annual meeting 1n thepast 20 year..John J. Carlin has retired horn theamateur hOekey Hague and void kw team.the Orioles. to 10 of Baltimore's lendingeitissocs_ The team will contInne to(See RELICS FOR AMPS On OPP- pale)
PHILADELPHIA. - Two black leopardeitbe born in Philadelphia Zoo on Sep-tember 10 died of an Infection in thehome of Teed Patton. zoo service man-ager. who had been ralarag them. Theirmother destroyed two previmia littera
seashore personegc. Phil (long BeeehlKohut, has Interest in a Manhattanroller-skating spot -
Jerry (Long Reath) Cidorio carted inseveral truckload. of paraphernalia pur-chased from dletnaraless of the NewYork World's Pair. Ile has not u yetdecided a. to lta disposition.
Pool Angles ofNAAPPB Meet
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!All ConMannientfons to Nat A. Tor,Core Neto Y01* Office, The BfIrboard)By MO time three words appear In
print senaiOns Of Me 72O annual conven-tion af the National AA90eLstion ofAinititer,(111. Parks, Pools, and Reacheswill tae ha full sewing M the Hotel isollicado. It fa gratifying to note thateach year more ctlacusalcsaa on aquaticaubjecta are bang Included In progrmaa
U you've been wondering who that Iswho le so busy shaking hands In thro ho-tel corridor. and In niternv* rooms Halo1 don't know why you rdraukl. as every-one /snowy. Man) he is Adrian W.Ketchum.. And he hue a perfect rightto do all that bopping around. as he IsIn charge of the confab'; reception corn-1.1t,ee. By the way, that reminds me tooangraddate those who ware Intelligentenough to lift ntinitsee11011 tariff to thetrade exhibits dale year.
Don't forgot to listen attentively towhat Barry Ackley will here to ray atthe special beach and pool meeting onFriday. December (L Hob elated to talkabout a wave machteni which will heroteat run In 1941. And then the planLa to have hint reveal programs Of Unamachine at next year's ...coresooc. Won-der how many pool men !neve ever seenthat warn -making machine that has beenat Palisedm (N. J.) Andesement Parkpeel for Over two decades? IVo natural.ly very old model but you have no Ideahow many patron. are laminated bythese artifielid wawa Oren the the ma-chine has been operating toe no manyyears,
Those of you who as kids liked to playwith water peatola land who didn't?)will be much interested In W. P. Mengel."'(ire Pool Angles fa Chi on Opp.nif re One)
NEW ORLY/ANS.-The Levee Board,controlling body of the Improved LatePontchartrain shore, voted to readrer-!lac for bids for operatinn of Core:V*00Mend anulaernent devizes at the Negrobeach on the take, two maim east cdPontchartrain Beach. Bidet received last...Mitred were refused 115 too
NATIONAL SHOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION'S third annual Banquet and Ball in the hotel Astor, New York, on Nov. 27.
preember 7, 1940 PARKS -RESORTS -POOLS The Billboard 49
Railroads and Heinz WEExbibs May Appear in AC
ATLANTIC CITE, Noe. 30-80ree NewTeak WorIda Fair exhilelis torte pow-tieelly act Ms week toe Urine. Oleanwas held by Paul Penhune. representing
Thoatp-eon, monmert of Cerrtentum Hell_
Ths-u Thompoona efforts raltrande seeinterested in bringtnig their fair exttheiton is permanent year-round beak,. Ac-cording to Thompson. It would be on theAuditorium stage with a special Board-walk entrerieo.
Ireprevreeoents et Heinz Ocean Pier.with Dame of the Competbra ealthiltemom the fair m addittonal attractions,ere contemplated. an eateled of the armhas advised Mayer Torn D. Taggart Jr.Frank Armour Jr., pier =emcee, who weeLes charge et the Worttre Fair Heine ens-011ie. **mitered with the meow on theextent of oo-operthlon that may be em -peeled from the resort by national ex-hibitors- The mayor said be informedHebei& that the city wilt eo-operate Inevery respect.
POOL ANGLES IN CHI(Coeseirabied from opposite page)
exhibit, The feature Of this years trademeow is Oa abundance Of new nevelt/es.All of which le, of souse, a healthy signIce the entire park, pool, and beach in-duatry. Much needed to keep the latex-ese of the pubbile are new Mena. newrides, and new games. And it look* astho Memo will be no leek of them thisyear.
indeer NewsSutton Indoor plunge. New York My.
inaugurated ate *Wan sermon last weekwith a aortas of noes which had oUt-standitag tionme talent In rrte Beat
Broadway indoor tank. Maly,. reportedbig bin Saturday hight, Novemberwith throngs thee tined city for the Cor-nell -Preen game fIndIng their way to thetank for a victory party.
Mack Rose. pens of Now York Pool0 oe Assortation Is working in Newhome at a Strallitleine plans which ac-counts for Iola mlecienst those beiner.gamine.
Open Letter to C. A. H.Dever George Harold: I Marto that this
week. of all weeks la a busy period forboo. And that. yen probably won't, getlime to read all emir Intel. 'What withall the meetings in Chicago. But thereabeen something on my mired tee waffletime and Pre got to tell you about it.
f know that you didn't think the WeftsI published here last year oonoetillog Mt.vtrabinty of your building a pool on yourTrentein fit, J.) etnte Pith ground.. woretoo prnetberth You'll recall tine collamntowed you wore tree ago to heed yourharry La Brequen sairgeeeloo to buildMine kind of A perk or to -creation centeraround a big pool ie. that you couldhove an income on your fairgrounds Oa-veettriotht for mote then plat ono week Arens
Now with MI those men being laoseedIn Camp Eitx, only 16 miles from yourereelnde. Iya welidering why you don'tdo eomething to get' this add:Horrid bite.which would trimly be yours U you hadA pool or aorae ildes there all duringsummer. Surely Investment won't be
Itoo greet and. if remember my Trentonemit envlrona correctly. tberea no aquaticcompetlah foe
Why don't you think IE overt Swim-ming Is certainly perfect relexotien for1-.>030 thememdis of Camp Dlx men andTrento!, La no smolt town. either_ Diebbathis open letter will terve as a reMieder,too, to other park end pool opteatorewho are La the Vieinity of army trainingcamps to do ronnething to attract telt*,Lew patronage.
RELICS FOR AIII'RfOrestineed from opposite payer
play at Caritha Perk. BaltImme, butno ledger Will Carlin travel with It, Releerneel the lotetheress from the beginningand built over a period of year* a pen-moli-wInning team of the amateur dirt-Oen. Re ...lamed hie player. himself and
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managed them, as well as Ills ace etc.,. InHe steps down while Ma team le at
the top. It was A long road and a herdone, but he never dad fear hard meek..No Amen task --that of building theartificial bee arena And tarrying It toA *Llama. Ito once had to take it upevery spring sad replace It to the failwhen park Manatee sermon was over.Later he left it Intact and. built a new
dance ball. used also tar Tenor sktheitolord boxing.
Utah Setting tee ExpoThe next exposition la act for SaltLake City to celebrate the 104th ann.' eary of the Mormons under leader -
'ship of Brigham Young entering thethen tare -away dolt Lake Valley In 11147.With tee great preellge of the Mormonsin the intermountain country and withthe immense wealth of their church. It.la Ware t0 auteeM, That Intrepid Writwhich led them over that 4300-mlle trekwith lie perils of drought, famine. heat,bliztarde. and bostile Incline sun pre-vails. Their rem:led of isogemplatheabotese xcites the admiration of the world. Ibwas predicted that all would stares In.that desert country, but planter resource-fully:est came to their reecue with that=omit:, Wand Of irrigation. the Brut inAmerica except that of the early Spanishnettlements to Coliferena, Arloona, andNew Mexeeo,
JUlirtsi M. Bomberger, of Lagoon. BaltLake City, was one of the conorolestonersfor the Mara exhibit at the Hew YorkWorld's Pole, tooth:flew they will makegood use of his experience In plenning
show.theUtahColony Climatic Extremes
On November 23 the kiddie rides onthe Boardwalk At Coney Lslond, N. Y..were in operation. Meat on the Berard -walk were in whirl ideeeca and womenwere without weeps Never before hesthe writer men such pleasant weather ona Noriember day at Coney reined, andthis was while Know. blimants. and zeroweather were sweeping the West andNorthwest. We have men mrrrillent ofthe Polar Bear Club in bathing stiltssitting on chunks ei Sea at alines Lelan4in November. Thom two extremes mayhot occur again in another 30 veer*.
The present rate of mice among yourmanufacturers Is going to make It bardor Uthaesible for lete-comera to Robdeliveries, it will be. greatly to the ad-vantage of all concerned to meteloft:the coonnitmerits et this time.Procraatinaters are sure to be punishedand there wilt be no help for them whenenee your reenufectutors are hooked upto the limit of spring Inveluction capac-ity. No chance to get on the bend wagoncome It bax waged.
AROUND THE GROUNDS(Conteihed from page fe)
roofing on /tenth and miscellaneoustrathattleins. Operation expenme were112.251E0. Early Les the year plant gotill-tiona costing *Sid were made. At aboard meeting It we. voted to peg theBroil 0800 leateltwient cat a now liveetorkbuilding and ground rent of 8200 to thecity.
THIEF RIVER PALLS. atinno-Amouelfinancial report Of Pennington CountyFear Amor-lot:on for 1940 showed thatdespite two days of rain the four -dayannual netted lifeKt.
efolitSPIALL. TeX. - Nara fora fatstock show here were Laid at a recentmeeting of livestock and poultry di-e -aeons of the Chamber of Ctherneme.According to Chamber Manager Ed Stade.the Show wilt be heed tor PEA and 4 -itClub boys.
elADISCPS. Wls-County board hasreferred to Its Judiciary committee aresolution proposing that the countypureltate the old Dane County Pith --ground. here and that WPA ale be en-listed to pine* them La emodition rocthe holding cd futon* county Calm.
SASKATOON. Seek,-Sill W. John*reerrtary-reenager of Basturtoontem. hen been made head of the Sages -Won committee for reocetablisliment Ofsoldier's can MYR life Maw the war. Bedid work an conneutton with this andwith reception' of men discharged fromforces at close of the lost war.
DES MOINES MEET(Ceat)meeetl from peer 43)
wtll rinniaw a dinner and open MeetingCole' fair mein and attreetiontrie
Ttiesday's morning modem sent open
with group singing, liarrodUctloal ol nearand the preside -let's address.
Speakers and subjects will be SocialSiemer/fp and Tar on Adenteekort, P.Halpin- bend of the Interne] RevenueDepartment of the Federal Tax Division.Dee 240:444: flew Can Fairs teepee:re the314thespe. 8. 0, Ooten Independence.with diethertob led by L. L. Lyle. Web-ster CUT. and Fair Ptetthrity and Aden,titslop, L. hi Shaw, Bedford. With the-cusalon led by C. B. Macy. Grundy Cen-ter. After general thmusalon and thequestion bon, IL W. WLIllarris. Mon -Minster, will give the secretary-tnravinv".report. Altos -moon &melon wiLl Open withainging and then addre.4.4 On Zretencingthe Fair Budget. Wolter B. Criesty.Humboldt, with discuss -On led by LateIC Tague. Posts -ills end erect/to DergnexiFrame Achieeement Shores T. P. Peter-sen. Claimer, with diacusolon led by Paul
Cumberland, After dLumataanreports will be given by ortiroolttees. tobe fol./Owed by election of 1041 officersand adjourbunatit.
Annual banquet will be held ln theVenetian Ball -mote Tuesday night withPresident Campbell as tosser:neater.Principal address Is to be made byGov. George Wilton_ Vaudeville sour
follow.Annual Mar* Agricultural Athocisitten
convention will follow Weelnetday, meet-ing to open at 9:30 am. with Unglue.Following an address by President J.P. Mullen committer* will be appointed_Reports of Secretory A. R. Corey andTreasurer N. W. MoBeeth will be sub.vatted In printed form as usual. OtheradOrMeta wilt include Outlook for theloam Farmer en 1941, Cormier State&Instate Lester L. Gillette, Fostoria: nowto Interest Women in Your Fair, MrsH. W. Spaulding. chairman of programcommittee. women and eldidion's
Iowa State Pair. and DolustrialEzeibile at Pairs, O. Hahn. miles linOlvellenom atm-At/es Lotar7141.103141 harvesterC4SlapaO,V, Pee Moines. Committee ro-ports will be heard at the ofternoonemason, to ho ION -reed by election ofenter, and Memnon" of the State tateboard.
Mentioned /rent page 3S)Showmen's Rome pledges were receivedfrom Carl J. EiedEneayr, F Ee Gooding,Harry A. IlLloa4t, Ralph Partneri. Robert
Hickerf, R. 8, Oerety. and Harry W.
Asosorg early arrivals for the meeting"were J. W. (Patty) end Flank Conklin.Mel O. Dolton. Max and Joe Goodman.Phil Little. Noble Party. Abner K, KlimaOscar Benem. Sam Solomon, H. AltonMorton. John IL atmealey. Ned Tree!.Paul IL Miller, Thal Sharkey. Edgar Met,Fred Deckmonn. Varney S. amity. F.. C.Velars Carl J. Sedimayr, Randolph Avery,Buddy Paddock. Tommy Thomas, C. B.Affterbreagb, Barn Giurkixe Naylor.Ruble Gruhrtg, C. P. 2.eigier. Mrs, AnnieGraben, Non Webb. L- A. Roth. MikeRoars. Harry A. 111.1ene, D. L. ILlaalllirer.I.. L. Ilan, Flash WIllianut John moon.and Hymie Schreiber.
Ladies' AeitiliarryClub held Its regular b: weekly meet -
log on November 28 at the litterterinHotel, with thew cabmen premiting: Mrs.Ida Chase, president: Mrs. Joseph L.Strelberls, first vice-president: Mrs. Ab-ner Mine. seetend viler-prosident proton: Rose Hennles, third eleeopreolelenoMee. Bert Clinton. secretary. and Mrs.
Wrnlain Caralry, tre4a.arer, invocationwas rendered by chopliOn pro temBlenthe Lat to. Virginia Laughlat walereported recuperating and member, wereasked to write her at 411 Perk Avenue.Hot Eljellogio Ark. Margie Brown and WS.Hutt thanked member* for flower. re-ceived during their recent Elltheart. MerstBelden is also recuperating at home.A telegram was received from ClaraZinger. representative Ladirse Our -Mazy.Pacific Goan Showmen's nonce:anon.Coaresponelenew WAS read tram Virginiaglide. Ladies' Auxitiary, Martel Americafsbowinenk Club, Ronnie City. Mo.:Evelyn Mueller: Laurel -la B, Ryan.t.tere-tory Mawr Auxiliary. Heart or AmericaShowmen's Chile hotly leorterick. Vir-ginia Harris. trances Steen, CarolinePaul, Meta Eyerly. Pearl Berlins, andMrs. J. w. Woods.
Pauline Meyers and Virginal 1111112n -way were elected to membership aridodds will be forwarded to thorn. Preat-dent Ida Chase reported all erranerremniewere in rodeo for the open house eon -boohoo In the Sherman Hotel, November28. -December 5, thetellstion dinner Isto lob hold December 3, With It,.. ThomasRankine as Installing officer and Mrs.Leah M. Brum/two ernora, Mrs NatoHirsch will hare charge of the LuncheonIn open home. All members have prom-ised co-operation, Members were pleasedto have Mrs. Edward Hock and EvelynMueller with them nein. Mr*. TemRankine. Mrs Detiarlan HOC1411.111, Mrs.Sterne. and Mabel Wright Were. amongothers who attended 1.11.0 mooting aftere n ermine* of coma time. Brief MIMIwere given by Clara Sieger. Rose Ben-net Mrs, =ward Hock. and Nan Ran-kine.
Parade Praleir was given a vote ofthanks tot the hand -crocheted bed.spread which she donated for the opera-tionsa totrtgoittori awards. Niro. Charles'1'. Gana. secretary Ladies' Auxiliary, MU -'mart Show Women's Club, donated alovely Woes iss did Matt Buttock. mere -
Ladle.' Auxiliary, Pacific Coastlitlhowirena Association. Dues :or 1241were received from Mrs. F. Sheen. Vir-ginia Barns, Evelyn Mueller, CarolynPant. LEntile Pounds Pearl Darting_ andLillian Wooda. November 14 meeting'saward went to Ann aleytter, while pillsat November 23 meeting cue awardedPAIrle Miller, Ail ore Welcome daringopen house.
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mortal service -1 on December 15. Eventoloo -will mark the unveiling of thenewly erected monument for the Lathes'Auxiliary to tee.r plot at GreenwoodCemetery. Rome Mary Edwards was alifpOtht.d. to reelect a Committee and ar-range for clutes banquet and tratelle-Von of Mlles= on JanUary 6. A letterfrom Ste Dyer. with award book. en-closed. was read. MOM' lleriecom wenabsent and missed greatly, Past Presi-dents Martha Levine. Peggy Fort-telt NcltSW, and Mario La Fors handled thecounting and chocking of votes at thenomination.
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Rinks and SIRatcrsBy CLAUDE R. ELLIS IlOtricirmati Office!
Brown Prepares for RacingEN EON, N, J. Nov. SO.-Tit furtherance
of speed skating, President Vitter J.
Mown, Roller Skating Rink Operators'At:weird.Ion of the United State., hes Nannotanced that weekly nue events win hadarted on January 6 in Ids Hi -WayAron* Roller Rink hare, Prx.I.d. tat BrownW y praised tbo article Spool Shuns,-What of It Future., by Cap Settee -Me.of the Cinclitnati Rolterdronse, In TheINtlhoard of November db. A meeting Ofthe board et control Of the TISROA I.tehectliked fee December A In Detroit.
Spot Near Brockton BurnsBROCKTON. }law.. Nov. 90.-Roller
rink at Aron Highland Park near herewee destroyed by tire on November 24.?twiner' prevented flames 'rem the one -dory frame structure from destroyingthe Holier Cruder, the it sent badlysmirched. Several 002100740104:70 weregutted.
HEATING Club of Boston will stage aChristmas Pageant. In the club rink atSoldiers' Field Read neer BussedSesidiutti. Richard L. }appeal Is man-aging governor of the club and it launder his direction that oltIls shows arestaged,
MAX MALONEY. eccentric skate dancer.aPlearril recently at Lanitty's., Lancaster.Pa.. night club.
ROLLER skating was Inaugurated inRowland Halt, Shideton, Pa, on Novem-ber 14.
ROLL -ARENA, Gloucester. N. J.. hasoat aside Mondays and Thursday. asInstruction nights.
SKATELAND. Trer.ten. N. J.. Ism addeda Solosula played by Ethel Robin.Oh.who also *pouters the rink's new electric,organ.
BUSINESS to dote at WInland Audi.toriMn Roller Rink, Beat Liverpool. 0show. a per cent gran Over that of1939, reported Dick Dillon, of the Wend-t:dikes Comps/11y, operator_ Increase laattributed to Improved busdneaa con-elltfroos, Since October 3 Is:eking. etprivate parties have made It necessaryfor the rink to operate so nights weeklyand private dates are eniorduled Intoearly February. Rink le having marked
*war6 with 8 mr.spikper Cartipalga inwhich sale of shoe aisles at bergristprices I. featured. Owe -anises are alsoused. Merrell A. Wood, partner of JamesIt, Dillon. recently returned ta EkedLiverpool from the Went. where he hadcherge of the company. Interests forthe past two years. He veil remain inEat Llarepoel for remainder of theurison. 'Um plane to °mange for rink In a major amuaement perk for the1941 Slit12111AS sensors.
SINCE opening on letecember 15 newfit. John IN. B.) liollerdrome has drawnlarge crowds, with patronage from menIn military sewers especially henry. re-ported Mr.. C. W. Imard. operator. Rinkhas 2.6604004 secular skating areaChicago Skater, and amplifying system.Public, sessions are held four nightsweekly, with remainder of the weekavailable for private parties.
MADISON GARDENS Roller Rink. De-troit, prorlded patrons with a noveltyon the night of November 21 in theform of midget auto teen.. Small racingCATS were used for a special numberduring interodsaten.
REX Ertl -NIL eight years an organistfor Pdarnottint-Puhlik Corporation andorgan demand -Mtn" In the Pittsburgharea tor the past two-year., reported hePULS been PE47.gt4 at Slefula PUrstrestRoller Rink, Wellsville, N.. Y. RinkoljlerAttsi nightly and on Saturday andSunday rsitetheoba. In 1956 Rayne was
member of the Tom Mix Circus band..FRED H. fittEEFIAN'S Winter Garden
RoUrrway, Bottom has Installed air.cruebleued chart in its new aisle lounge.
ROBERT CISAR. the pest three year.operator of a roller rink In McCraikall-Thomas Road Building. Cleveland, re-ported lie recently MAMMA a new floorat coat of over 62.000 And has builtbtu:Irma to * isatisfactory peek.
RALPH SHRINER has been engagedas organist nt Wheeling itV. Va.} RollerRink and la responsible for many mrsvItynumber* Offered Patronage is reportedbest In several years-
THOMAS PAIRCLAuGH, operator of aportable allennel roller rink in Sand-wich, Ill. reported that S glICOOL wind-storm which damaged wall. of two bridlebuildings in that city fatted to berm hisrink and that many comments on chila
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UNDER THE MARQUEE(Continued from pope 43)
Cana for Ilillhooris anal Lee red *MoltBtitia Cooler, wire walker, left for herhome In Waterloo, Ia., for the holidays.Ray Whiteside U with the AdVAISOP Fur-nace C01741Any, Wichita, but dill inaln-taint winter cittartera tot the WhitesideTroupe.
BE LEONARD writes.: "PolackBros: Circus had a very sutcasedal dataat the Forum, Wichita. Han_ under aus-pice. of the Millen Shrine Temple.Visiting thowfolks Included Mr. and MraBud E. Anderson and son, Norman, andwife: Tommy Velliteside and daughter;Wallace D. Hutchinson. Charles Cerf. AlBernard, the Feast Duo, and Mrs. EarlShipley. Chattel Dryden clowned. andtoddle Bernard dt4 a tramp jugglingact. Otergia Anna Lerch did a ladderact. Sim C. D. Fredericks. widow atC. B. Fredericks, Wichita circus andtheatrical man, was beaten* at a dinnerand theater party tel visiting rbcrwrolkfrbends.. -Questa were Mr. and Mr. LJ. Polack. Mr.. Duke Mille, SPA Mr. andMrs. Bud E. Anderson. Joplin, Mo., hesaeseral Shows wintering there, includingliana named Animal Show and Al0, Kelley -Millar Brea: Circus. Frankalarthell. bend leerier of Batley Rena'Circus. mason of Ina, la with the Stelenignway Cornitidesten et Oklahoma andwas recently transferred from OklahomaCity le Cyril, Okla. The Leeches areworking night. club* In and around Cin-cinnatl and expect to spend Christmasat Briterne, 0. The Cordell Troupe isworking night Clubs in Hanins. City Mo.°
TERRELL CONTROLS COLE(Continued treat plum 40)
trip but Is expected back In leis Officeet en early data. Ile la planning on anall -new line of posting paper, togetherwith a set of heralds and booklets totthe advance cars_ Mr* Newman hasarrived from Tease, where she Liu beenvisiting for the past few weeks_
New animals for the A00 OOntlolln toarrive, the latest being three babyleopards, three wks old, and themother_ A llama, eight months slid. andtwo Mote *rah are Other late arrivals.
Among the many visitors wore JohnRobison IV. of ChocUmatt; EugeneHoeviln, Dayton, O.; Casey Jones, Hoellen.ter, Ind.; Mr. and lire. Terrell Jaceksand their children from Peru: RayAt Bellevue. 0. The Cornell Troupe laMr. and Mrs. Ed Grady.
AKRON CIRCUS RODE°(Conththed /MIA PE 155 40)
about MOO., besides the east of advancepronietirm. newapaper adieftWing, radioannouncements. and other expensta.
Ctret,-a sela made up the Bret halfof the program. which ran about twohours and a hall. The George V. Adamsrodeo took over after the first half hourend dominated the reinalodegrit the pro-gram. Circus presentation *VA 0044trandegiroort entirely to aerial turna. Therodeo was well presented and a atronCarray of reengernre =giro performers%PATO Lo the line-up.
The ProirmenProgram: Arend entry: Eva May Leal/.
and Ethel Hamilton. traps nod web:VtoLetts bead balarifing an trapeze;Lillian /Brock. trap. and muscle grind:Kva May. Cloud awing; Miss D'Arcy. ironJaw --Ken Putty. high Wheal homes; theRooks. perch; Ernie Wherrell and hiefunny Ford; Joe Lewin and clown.: Ply-inLeCteres.
Rodeo: Grand entry, AO people onhardback; Introduction of stars: wildateer riding. square fierce on bOOSCINICA181, !entry home trotting_ cowgirls" brinkMIME Hank Runner said Happy Jack,cowboys bronk Cherokee Hun -mend and May West. cow-MI.7W calf Min-ing: cowgirls and Cowboys' rope nan-ning (61, clown and busking niukt cow-boys' brook ebbing; Pearl Byrom, wrapart: cowboys' bulldogging. Billy Mun-n:nod laud his atnilicn. .Peanuts"': andsteer riding, trick and fancy riding. cow.girls and cowboys,
flank Davis conducted D PVT11111:40011bend which phyrit the program to per -rectum_ Di 1lnmil tan seas nt the mikearil handled the announcing Mudcapably.
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MEMBERS of Lila John Robinson Circus band, season of 1899.Left to right in the rear are A_ Hamilton. W. Fink, George Seibert. andW. Bet1cw. in the center row, left to right, aro A. Campbell. C. Berner,R. Melrose. "Paddy.' Goo; I. Q. Ellis. now located in Peery, Ii.. and PhilMiller. Standing at the left is EI:rettor Mitten Rogers. ROM' row, leftto right: E- Shook. C. Tinnci, C. Griffith. C. Cole, "Dohs" Facto.. C.Lovelace, A. Cox, and C. Pickett.
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went &xenon, Salary 530.00 week_ Tedwhat war do and send photo. BOX C-623.Bile.. , Cincinnati 0.SIX WEEKS' WORK - GIRLS AND NOVELTY
Agri proferred Ctrate extra. Send photos.DON RUNK AGENCY. 308 13th, Autoens, Pa.Map 2-EsSfTWANTED - BURLESQUE COMEDIAN. ANold timer- that knows Met Ws el aboutRUTHERFORO. 730 trying Park Rd.. ENcteo. IIIWANTED MED PERFORMERS. BLACKFACE.
Must &lye ear, Alto. Musical Teem. State.It. lowest winter Wary. SATANIC MEDSHOW, Crown Point, Ind.
SCOTCH PURSE MYSTIFYING INSERTcoin: they try to take out. Saine4e 25e.
Wholesale wires. NITNAM, 2714 PstrklgarAre., Lea, Angeles., Ca'if.
M. P. ACCESSORIES ANDFILMS
NOTICENewt and display adfrertiernesta et In-
terest to rmdskommor, will be teand RIThe Iffilbeardie new him department. Leekter "NonTlwataied Flinn" m IMF Manion Paso 3.
A LARGE CATALOG OF NEW 35MM. ROAD.show Attractions horn $10.00 to 5303.00.
Also Westerns, Comedies. Action Netwers.BUSSA FILM EXCHANGE. Frhendshefi. CR1io-
rie21-ALL-AltOoki0" REFLECTOR COMPANY'S
New Motion Pettit.* Ronal.: Guaranteed- I to increase Screen Bluminaticri 407_. BOXMAGICAL AlPPAItATITS 1967-K. ck.e.t... 0. de2I
AMAZING OARCAINS--16MM. SOUND ANDSilent Fn.. Echignent and Aeciestodos; usedLARGE PROFESSIONAL MAGIC CATALOGUE., Amore. Yclor Sound or prejoes,,,y
25e_ MAX HOLDEN. 220 W. 424 St.. New cheap: easy Mann ZENITH, 308 W. 44th, St.,York Clly, N. Y. dela tin. York.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,ACCESSORIES
FOR SALE -.MODELS VIAILMIOND ORGAN.r..e. row. 5900.031 or ss., rent try rr.0-nth.
KENNETH GREEN. Yates Coy. I':
ADVANCE MEN - CAPABLE CF DOCKING A -modern mate& corned,. Mast have car to
0.'01 110rd contact fraternal organlrations. etc.InY"c4liato work, VW," to6Urld. MODERN PRO-DUCING CO.. Treanor!, N. Y. ARE TRICKS YOUR HOEfrt-OUR COLLEC-OIMALE IMPERSONATORS WANTED thilMEDI- bon na ten Nevelt+ Nikes. ocettaid
pKANT NOVELTIES. 323 7hlyd Ave., Pithbu
M ISCELI.ANEDUS
DAVIES TORTURE CHAMBER. THAYER, NEW.sned two 5014<1.0 E40.1,1. Groat for dd. or
store show. Sacrifice or exchange. RALSTON,IAteician, General Dellarter. Rettlan, Me.CATALOGUE CR MINI:READING, MENTAL -
Pint Spiel Effects, MAtile, akcoeseren. For.dots, Dudek... Future Moto.. Crystal. LuckyPiece,, Paambary, Graphelegy Chen and Books.Wholesale. Largest stork 164-ceiteAeatalen get 36, 3i0c. H NELSON ENTERPRISES, New
4rIne. 3 5. crowns,. ga de7oeLATEST 216.PAGE ILLUSTRATED PROFf S -
send Magic Cataloguer of Eaters. Boobs_Supplies. Venni ore.; 35e.RANTERS. 1311 174t.1=Iph.a. Pa
dale.
AMIIIIITIOU52-SHOW TALKIES THEATRELESSConerunities, Sound Fer...104.4t0t. Weekly
Programs rentaxii ii,cd 16MM. Sound Pro-ker.. $155.00. RI/$14Cei, 521 E. Mate The-atre Bldg., Pa ,H.burodi
ASK FOR LIST- 16MM, SCHOOL AND ROAD.show Fibre, Fa...ernant. and Land new Ad-
vertising Setup. SWANK. 5661 PlyerKmth. St.Louis, Mo. do?.ATTENTION. ROADSHOWL4D,11- ONLY 51(1
Pee 1"'4. fora cone/10.16MM. Sound MendeShow, Large selection. Prefect pont. II youfro an eatableded Rodman and have goodsourof VAof 1010r. send for your "Rsedshmormen'sSoftie" today. ols-rtnrrioNAL CINEMASERVICE. , 1550e Breedway, N.w York. xBARGAINS IN WED PROJECTION MACHINES,
Opera Chalet Screen*, Spotlights. SeemPertXons, etc. Prolectors reoaired. Cetsiogue$ hog. MOVIE SUPPLY CO-. ISIS Wabash,Chicago. del*.BARGAIN - SLIGHTLY USED 1940 PRODUC7
Ikon 16MM. Sound, "Thine la the Kin,Worit.6 reels: rell04.01 feature. JACK DRAKE. 519
Farrell. Pa.B UY RELIGIOUS PRODUCTIONS New -
Crewel of Thorns. 8 RoNs, 5110.00; bell/tanPlay. 8 Reel, 575.00 000:1 prints, teASM.Sound WALDO FILMS. Box 524, Cincinneti_SENS.TinsiAL Rs:MOSHE:RV ATTRACTIONS -
Also Westorre, Comodes. and Short Sub -Itch. Cone:Nee 35IVM. Stock at giveawayprices. Also. two IttiC A Otrrt0b1le Sound Pro.Ireton cheap. STANDARD FILM IERVICE.Charleston. W. V4.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ROALISKOW-cows to oath In with our INVIM. Moves
$42 for our RoecIshownsen's Special" lads,INSTITUTIONAL CINEMA SERVICE., INC_1560a &WOW aY. New York.
VICTOR AMLPHONE PORTABLE NO. 24 SCUMSProsclor. Sc'..,., Film AudlionsawAmplif4...
Consedela outfit, $175.03. W. NESTLE.659 Frareoin Me.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
WANTED - 16MM_ SOUND PROJECTOR_Fee sea. Fibre. 35MM. Vent Project.,
Scotch flag Pipe. $30.00: Soprano Sta. 510.00,BRODIE, iterionse, C..
PARTNERS WANTED
ACTIVE PARTNER WITH $500.00 FOR"Sleek Magse M.reclan." never Dater.. shown
In America Address 1. PLATEAU, 1122 TulareAve- New Ciatearo. La.
PHOTO SUPPLIES ANDDEVELOPING
ALL 4 FOR lOr OPERATORS --CUT PRICE ONsit Machines end Supplies Fuel Length
Caron. WABASH PHOTO SUPPLY, TineIthrte, Ind.. din
ABSOLUTELY BEST DIRECT POSITIVE BUY. --Now Portages Doable Unit, with ea& fluo-
rescant lighting system, Trikes both 1 yoa-...I 2;5.3 pletves. Sand for generalcatalog and infermshon en new motel cre
son enlairgerredacer. MARKS Er FULLER,INC-, Dept. BC540, Rectreater, N. Y. dela
DIRDC DIRECT POSITIVE PAPER NO FAD -Ind, best gradinert, highest speed. THE
POSITYPE CORP, Of AMERICA. 244 Man Ave_,New York. Y. rnkle
ROLLS DEVELOPED -TWO PRINTS !Abe,eel two Free Enlargement ComeozAE5C-
Reprint. 2c each: 100 or weer,.SV CRSSTUDIO. 1.1010errilk, Mo. dela.
SALESMEN WANTEDA NEW HOT ONE-SYMPLEX FABRIC CEMENT.
Instantly moats tents, awnings. bags. 110,4fabre trateriab_ Anit.ing demonstrate, Gelon On this now. Send 50c lege use 0-4 saman layout. SYMPLEX, Lamont, Is.
ADVERTISING 1100X MATCHES - SELL TOall businesses. Five and six color Ink kobi
at ore color prices. Cash prohis. Men .rwomen; full, pail 1:17.. Experience tarece,ivy staff. High Quality. factory Hawke, ..packdenser:es. Preheats* repeat. Free kit. Wretrtoday, MATCH CORPORATION OF AMERICA.343343E1 4611, Pl., Dept. 512, Chicago. In.
PLAYING CARD CAME -WITH NEW NOVELTYtrump reference Heat (her 100% Profit
direct custom. mkt P. 0. BOX 842. Denver.cao. efeTx
SELL BUSINESS CARDS, STATIONERY. BOOKMatches, Gummed Tate, Restaurant Nocet-
Salenbooks, Achertising Specialties. Penels, Picture Garth. Chreahres CrAtaIncbtra.Experience Le.-10116WY- 40% LLAYAF55104Free deeds Saes north:die hey DAVIDLIONEL PRESS. 312 S. Hamilton. Dept. Si:Chicago.
SCENERY AND BANNERS
BEST CARNIVAL SIDE-SHOW BANNERS ANDPiclonal oanels-Pooltively ro dit-tppoint.
meant. NIEMAN STUDIO INC., 1236 5,Halstead St. Chicago, III. dela
TENTS -SECOND-HAND
FEW SLIGHTLY USED. GOOD AS NEW TENTS-State 5,1o. Send slam.: eostabs Ignored
SMITH TENT COMPANY, AutureL N. Y. talc
THEATRICAL PRINTING
WINDOW CARDS -141,22 ONE COLOR. 10052-50 50% naierenli, baborie C O. D. p1."
ehiconng charge. THE BILL PRESS. WardenPenn.
WANTED TO "WV
LION ARENA WANTED FCR CAT ACTS -Describe bony. style, dupe 3100[11.011tr,
size, ate. At.., best cash price. P. 0. BOX1540. San Antonio. That,WANT TO BUY - TEN PIN ALLEYS COM.
Plate: also. Duck Pin Altars: also, HouseTrader. Cele detail. F. SHAFER, Washington.rodso COUNTER elm :FRS - EITHER EXHIBIT
or Buckley: atso, Used Counter M-0100400,11Madders ROGER HANEY. 2606 E. 730 St.Kansas City. Mo.
December 7, 1940 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The, Billboard
At Liberty AdvertisementsNoire TOTAL, Number of Words in Copy at
5c a Word -FIRST LINE IN THIS STYLE TYPE2c a Hord--F1RST LINE IN TeItS STYLE TYPE.
tr. a Vrwl-E.N1-11014 AL na LW stale. taw -Minimum 25c Gash With Copy
.rf104 the dorwardets St mail addressed to-NNW' ads, or those going a Pa. numberin
ear. ot The Billboard 11.40.1 et 1hrIsnarne and addrosa, an NW/Iona °Ng* at13s Is nate-v.1v to sever lids merle
Thrart0r9 1.110n bauring the cosi ate.OlithInd yaw adarvisement kindly add.15e Per the forwarding of leallen.
NOTICEt..a la the axpera of pnatara
AT LIBERTYAGENTS AND MANAGERS
War/L./Aar empat.44:74 ffa [3.00ma[3.00rl ths.ene_law.}',,rain'.Iloallta 1
try t.Or, trash.
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AT LIBERTYHANDS AND ORCIIESTRAS
A pAlLADLE 1ANUARY. I THREE TO FIVEPiece Ordwatra All ettervials. Saba egion.
...vat Cut voltarg. Not recal. ORCHESTRA.M, Oat Beela.. Mont.
EXCEPTIONAL 4 TO 6 PIECE -DANCE AND EN -Uttering C2,11,41.1ra Go at,J...hr_te. South
cvivrest Doubles. vocal% ....oadtian.E,...s4dable red boaremegy experienced. 2459
Indmircoona, Ind,WELL KNOWN MID -WESTERN NAME BAND
-rearanine Orierml missies, 'MAO a..d Onto:-renrrent. Twelve Fooe.., inehadniltnicVEvanarte, Vaearat. fee delalls grease write BOX[-SET, Bifiteasd, Cincinnati, doteHELL KNOWN MIDWESTERN TER .TORY
Band --Ten. soon and girl_ Styled. onion.Recordings Veiled open resaLrett. ORCHESTRA.kw" Eighth. Murvamsboro. III_ doleT.a. Vow 11.41..1. Uto.....bermatIond selig..... ... le
I. -a1 1131. ,rip.r,,rip. Na ,..d..a' -,,I 1.11.0k. .1.a.rt...ed raparienr.........4
In kr few AO &eke.. enIL... Pa. se 4. me. sol Trwoott1,-r rear trirondhiL nr. ouvinsal a4Var-a., a Isar. AJG/Tel 1,..f. 1.3. -. Al. L...... t:t.I. .,..rest. )Pd,
AT iinnitiryCIRCUS AND CARNIVAL
isAraam -Y 1rLa Anther.. EalerlalnneerrL*art...* 140 CAI...1 . :rand saes.
GIRL ALTO SAX - ExPER1ENCE RELIABLE..Posted ;neaten: in larritiern. 'der AIL
AT LIBERTY Write BOX eillbserd. Clne1re.411. 0.
FcInk, Nodal and Act-Anenr.tedliet hxMeet
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AT LIBERTYMISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION, MANUFAC-turcry, DistribuloiN Jobbers, OP...0M Legal
Machems--Deeire conneerien with or as opera.ler In Coln rnechow Industry. Fillet, yearsrefripwetion Sales and sande*, Cornokl shopand Mocks, Irriontor Of ViONettOrd rNereens-ter Isoue PocaAar Mechanic.. and Fileislal.Snubber Float Vey& STANLEY DE WAAL,231 Rigsby Ayerrue. San Amono. Tex. del
AT LIBERTYMUSICIANS
A- I TRUMPET, DOUBLING TENOR SAX--REA0anythedt rake -eft Union. .75 Car and
..unvaa. JACK EAGER. 130 N. ton, St.,OleanN. Y. .1.14
ALTO SAX. DCA.101.ING CLARINET. WOLIN..Prefer South, LEO JOHNSON, Hotel
Anilor. Chyle.. 0.AT LIBERTY - DRUMMER, BAND CR Ce-
che:Lira. Addrecia $101.L4E WOE, Groomer,Ohio. d.7BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER AT LIBERTY
-Cm Tumid, AI Trap 1:111.eraNW. BOX 403Or -we, INDRUMMER -EXPERIENCE, READ AND FAKE_
new na...rera.-4, Omen. ve,:rk In Comm.,.chi bard .n East. Now weir mg. Wire orwrite BOB HUNT, 1315 Central Ave, Are,Is^d. KY. deliDRUMMER. F EATUR I KG VlBRAPNCNE.,
mes.1able Irnmeclegary.... LOCANCLa pmferred.Wou or wire_ NO panina. L GRADY, 41114E. efewsed. diDRUMMER - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED.
all miscanILVI SHORTY TALBERT,AWL, Demilife, Ill.FINE FULL LEAD OR 26 ALTO DOUBLING
Tenor. Bardeog, Clarinet, new 1041Binds 13 parseneer anclarwOn. Alap library of3 Bran, 4 Sakes, 3 Rhythm specials. Union,45 27, hto nn drinking or arneking.
Co anywevere. Only reliable leaders answer.ED. BRONEALI. 1037 N. talimuirxty. lee Angeles.Celli.
DRAMATIC ARTISTS
AT LIBERTY FOR IMMEDIATE tNCAGtmeNT-Wonsan fee Chael.ree Leads or General Mal -
Ks, FOUrtii..) wan.' axarA aaance as iaaaat.eseentlats .tuck greened. Will Be Ant,one. if reliable. Remo -mitre manageis only
mire O wire ELLA KRAMER, B W. Reuben EL,a.',, N. Y.AT L, BEATY DECEMBER FIRST -THE ER 1XONS.
hrrerny,. Comedy. General Br.nhiess,Olisractses.Edith, Leads. Ingenues. Can and will do Char-Whs. Read, take. transpose glheli 4A-t- . Both de singly and doMhie specisttirs.Hom ear and Pooh trailer. Wardrobe, mewl.enc.% ag.sity, Pallet& shows only. JimmyIhreren, write. Collect JIMMY ERIXON. Lex134, Oak, Nib.
Giald Caw414.,-Dr.ra; SarralA Prate re. He=_ swam, Vivant twelmcnae.Twd11., TreSMm.aairstetai, erot_li"rir,
AT UbgeLs Dunn! lbadamm Tram Saar, in.z. Oat in, ISO. Ai car'1.44 Inver.
fort II*. AM. am_ bec net ha.AC.1.117y rapninve mottethe. ar. .41.srvis
denawuble aloe 31.0..1d. Me m.,
X,R,:irti41tYanng.Ara Dantar10 .". 11Wt. r.-4044` A.41,4044"
4.01... ..OrnIa4 I40.,400do sells parts. Height 1 ft..ja lece=021I04.te Niue.Itallanet, Ctn.. V.
AT LIBERTYMAGICI ANS
BERT DEAN - THE MASTER ILLUSIONIST_Sorcery, Vregng Denting. World'a
that Hone and Too Hat. Vasa. Tent, linsslons.Asnth,tlfd. Toe, Tao, Comedy, Table Trick.,R.Mall, Darn,..tics. We wilt Jaen wo.lts rdIv-!NC ,heatees. Write full <Whole to 715 E-Wehasbee EL Mot,
GUITARIST SPANISH, ELECTRIC SPANISHhdl Steal. Voting. fetrhared v0441. daPerid-
refereNoes, appearance. Name toperence.Vvoo yes. with PeNd natal, welling er dr-ehertra Car. Ayailabae two weeks. notice.LoCaIlon preferred. IneOplala draft RUSSEDDY, Corer& Delivery, Shithermille, 0.STRING BASS DOUBLING VIOLIN - GOOD 1N
Ponatton, sots Sena. Mowly rhythm, Twohens on led lob. 11..teoughhe eopeoienovl con-tort and dance. Excenent bonus...end, Unees.WALLY PELLETIER_ Box 22. Erie. 111.STRING BASS -'GIRL, tame VOCALS. YOUNG,
oceptelemead. New Yerk of vdlnity. Non-union: will loin. JUDY COMES, 223 E. 50thSt . New Twit COY.TENOR SAX. CLARINET, VIOLIN - SOBER,
ye...se, rota** Read, taise-ale, onion, CanKM a! oaf*. No panics. Write es wine PLAYBANAL 4110 Franklin Si, Dower, Colo.TENOR. SAX AND CLARINET -EXPERIENCED.
Tranworrailen advance necessary. Ago 22Availenir Iniddto of Jarman, No genies_MUSICIAN, 423 Hampton Ave- tatwhsrtVa.TROMBONIST - ROUTINE, SOBER, TROUPER.
BINC HARRIS, 202 Guttman Waft, StaaltiSend, Ind.TRCnAllION15T - ALSO VOCALS. READ WELL
and fake. Young. geed aChearance. wave/n-amed naliotile. W.11 cons.Cler all effete, SlateoadiculuL LEW BAEN, 341 Jefferson Aim..Dammingtown, Pa.TROMBON-IST- EXPERIENCED. UNION.
young,. BEAVERS'. read. take -of , Beer.ore.. VIC burlingfen. KanTRUMPET PLAR oosiaLINGCLARl-
g,es..se avo.YEeo-loini-neare..01124a1WWI, ago23 all eireoliolt BOX C.611., Billtosed, Clnaclartael. 0. doTVIOLIN DOUBLING STRING. BASS - SOUTTi
only, BOX C.614. Billboard, Cincionatl.
2D TRUMPET. 3D ALTO CLARINET - CANadd twice. Pieter brah action- Union.
*Ingle. Nigh haft meager, WA CURRIE.Murray, la, chet
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rairrani; Da, a4.Cana Manpled pianiit. WAN A. Pt&A., Meant Jewett. Ps.
tMileicants-rosusts solo ern -vv. NICE riliaaNny met,ate, nnot. Wiffal. Mehl area 1=AnaLanal NanalInar.. Warr %gala_ Aga 26.
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Enepeenson. Charles: Wine Inot Albany,r_,
Eiterlstig. Trask: MULLS:* Log CAN:pi AllancleCity, tie_
Elbert:1am & P.S. as the Drothau, Ong%Xedeirne)) ChL ree.
bedtime, inscoleti 10hden Pheasant, ChadElaoregle At4441,liallblerldi-All4Wei. AL, nova vs maw Rho Smelted, Wally eau tweet -el. h-1.110 With [Mann, A.A. Ira. MAT. atioa, Ikrair Irarlatnerel Ghl, e_
*eat. Nene liassola on noon.. Ave Worallog Ivan, AlLeke7 tilde! reweeiner, Meal,Shriek:erg. Dan: Itiadusem Ilusempelse, b.4a.Ora..L. aka ~le, ma., pi,
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T,,,.. Te.r.,.. Rival Malaga. Wheel. Pleesantv111.
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AT LIBERTYPARRS AND FAIRS
FOR FREE ACTS - BOBFISHERS FEARLESS FLYERS, Box 31, St.
P.,10.--kura. Fla de2E
Alailataa rszZanaz Pao.. Vag lass.7,7eZil7Ze".m:crilink-vVal dal4
Clabs-Delstmatana Umaribribestansfor 10,1001. rarrelA Can MAI lar al.
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AT LIBERTYPIANO PLAYERS
EXPERIENCED PIANIST - READ WELL, SK-I:Sallies. Shoes er clot,. Play aione or.
chain.. Liberty _0Varntar 14. Ago 33.MAURICE LOCKETT. General Delivery, Green-...11re
PIANIST - SMALL SHOW, LOUNGE, cLua.'Band. Dapendablo. all orient Ws. BOX
C-623, ewe 13.11boord. CincPinell, 0.PIANO - UNION. Al,!, ESSENTIALS. ANY
stySs. band, Read, take. Elect years' ey-nvience. Can doubts Vibes, Savar_Ford butden's own Inarturrenrs. JIMMY SHIELDS. 314N. Msirt.Decatur.At Liberia. - Paso Maar, landing sUitsi. tool
made. Iteennt. Can kiln at swaps. TtirrIalrw.ray. aan,
Werra CM Plmnba. -11.4, NU. bawdy., 11..r.10,al-lan An. eseeder all ettros. Vox loa,
. Duda. Rs..Mantle- Veva tmetenned Inns, daeva
Wheal. aPaenr,. - kalr1 wearer, late.aired 1.7.111/11...rri uselsb Are., T....Senor, N. Y.
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AT LIBERTYVAUDEVILLE ARTISTS
Al' L I/HATT-EDUCATED HORSE ANO COACerDeg_ One hew. ace Sossul er.ick. Per-
forms anywhone, Tem for nIte spots and slcceshawl. Routing tart. Write or ....Lie mock.Perenanont lacldniet. P. 0. BOX 5494. HRtly-weed, Callf. de?
cavil.. lade* Pelhere-csmoin, Tomb 5151Jab) A prallar vtalty 0.1.4,
rev,' rale* agrAtterwr.1.. der
114s4 Dr.b arm; said jarrara flaw arlrre..Arnalarara.a, thraIrrA rtroah.
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Tact At: llvaddlor, C.bk reMIA Anthony, Klperomoth 3111.g. SodaNW, pe,
Tendel Runt: awns.l ltorAdlnr.. era., b.
CIVIL. Dime: .1.111.bamt Cht. 110.
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56 The Billboard Dees -Miser 7, 1940
NOVELTIES PREMIUMS SPECIALTIESConducted by SAM ABSOTT-Coownianiesticies to 1564 Boradway, New Tea
Training Camp Workers Busy;Army Inducts First Draftees
Preparaiions find those in trade Seeking suitable items-whialetiale merchandise houses report new items tobe put on market from time to timeNEW YORK Nov, 30.--Treinlag tamp weekers made fast -minute preparationa
this week to mole Leto defense program centers to sell pettraMie esvelliea Midsoftwerdia to enlisted men. constrirettoli wockora and Mat of the draftees whoSegeSled Monday at army Induction Gillum user the nation. While Dime menwere ftguring prominently in plena foe carrying on malarial datersee. ceintrattsamounting to 1.2a55a.1315 were awarded. Money to be paid construction men,added to that raid soldier.. wilt boost the sale of novelties to Co tent to MO
felts Rack hams either as ChristmasVila or souvenirs.
Vet: A10111610Wholesale merchandise house* reported
that new Items were betteg Brume needCod that a large variety of lines Isnow available. The Items are designedealleelally for this type of trade. Manta -lecturing concerns, it was mid, are buayreeling new 'team WIth more: and morelines to be announced. those In the tradeare practically assured of enerehenethethat will Increase demand for the num-harm
A Column for OPERATORS DISTRIBUTORS or SAL65-BOARDS, SALESCARDS and
TRADE STIMULATORS_
By BEN SMITHPOR BOME REASON aeteral letters re-
lating to the awarding of prime whereseveral players have bingo have recentlycorns to this deck. What Ie surprisingIs that the lettere seem to run In eyelee.Wilkie It may ho oeincideritel that semend Operators have been confronted etthe earn* time with the problem It lapeetitler that It should happen at. theparticular time,
IN MIME:TAG BACK on this MilliremIt was found that at this particular timetwo years age Marten 5. Mason. of MilosCRY. lftmt.. wrote this letter:
."Dear Mr. Cary:-I ant welting you regarding a ques-
tion of ties In a Immo game r am, oper-ating a 10 -week series here Undermoven-ship of the AnniniCati Legion Poat.
Accordtng eo Sikh:ere Novelty Corpora-tion. bingo and sathabeard operators areheeling big deems/el for the new "GodMese America- Illuminated sign. Itemle Id by 4 by 314 limbos and canes fullyequipped with lamp. lead cord, andon -off Mather. When lighted. the Coniesof the American Rag make a spectaculareight.. Not only is the Item recommendedfor training eate.p sites, but for otherlocatione se well. espectaLly those fetalar.Ing patriotic ttemtt
Pillow Topa OfferedWestern Art Leather Company an-
nounces 11 new tine of specialty designedpillow tope for Relater* army. nary.and air oorps training centers. Itemfor soldier', has huge picture of enleintitrymen In the othiM. merroundedby pictures of en artillery unit in action,enplanes. Milk.. and machine gun MUMMade In patriotic colors, the pillow toptame the caption, 8. Army. PerPreedom And Security."
With the Selective Service Act hiworking order. mere than leklIkf meneons India -led Into the army this week.
Awarded contract& for construction ofreplacement centers at Camp Let. VaPort P. R. Warren. Wyo.: San Diego,
Ant to yell -binge," this. Is on opportune Calif and Camp Naelinente. Calif. were:time to disease that mutter. It seems announced. Approximately 20.000 acresto it. that undrr Mason's method of near Spartanburg. S. C.. )11137 beenawarding the main prize them le a great selected foe the estahltatillidint of andanger Of argument. We are curtous infantry replaced center. Neer Rolle.to know, us we were then, the outcome Mo, another tile approximately $&COof any plan using this method to de- sores rim been selected tea anotherIMMine the winners training MO. MOM than 562=0 will be
rpm, u.m.r operators go f4,...th4, :went, for ski and enmeshes equipmentIn uolring fhb pxtblam of naming trio to bO used In teething Sehieted Individ-winner of the main prtre In the event vats for patrol duty, Thus° ordem It
-f 4... They 4,444, prima of 14444,r was sat& Viii boost merchandise waleshi the vicinity of MI /skink mills In theValue to each of the winners. 'Vallee Of
the awards amounts' to the value of the South end at factories making theprise originally put up, Santa some fl'at4ad P"bet:ohirrches have binge going on stmul-timetrity Sit .,semi mount. this mesasthe logical way to solve the problem. to know whet In being done about ILWere there to be tO or 12 winners, It If you are thing any of the menialsWould take some little time for the encrtattotard. let tie know of their successdrawing_ if this was the ease 'event] or drawback. Should you bare a differentthrive during the night the method way of awarding priww In the case ofwould definitely slow clown the game. tie& drop us a letter with all the details.Annthm advantage of the multiple -palm WE 11OPE the regular stock.* of thismethod la that every winner reenteres a ceaurrin will bear oath us for repeatingtelly of practically the seine Mine- the letter that appeared In Novem ber.which ridirs them an an equal footing link. It le typed of Dime we've rmInsofar as the prise le cormerned calved recently, and it point& oat that
TRIP. P'ROBLIMI 11112 always been en° the Problem ill not it new one bill 0"Or special interest to tie. and we'd bike (Snt. DEALS an peer St)
"They say when a bingo in celled. Ifmere than one player has bingo, thewinners should drew to see who gets theprow,. while I contend the rest winner "Our Meg of PreedOM--Long May Itla the person who yell, Wave" 13 the caption of a new patriotic
THIS INQUIRY was answered to the lrefit bandied by It. PL lehliikirk. ItemOffeet that all bingo eursdnetors held is If by 21 inches. flag is done In oildmmities to determine trio winner when Palata. RePerm have It that the ItemMerit titan one person In a game made Is clicking solidly wherever It has beenbingo at the same time, This argil is the Put on mle.
grarm The person who draws theeydnitenber gets the main prim. and
the other, are awarded connotationwhere-
SCHitx the letters received lately havenet suggested that the winner be the
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There here Neil het mealy respieets Yoe"Enka:hoard A S Cs" to recent weeks.that, starting with this futtc, the actrelemil be reprinted in the column. In-monerest No. 1 yoftema Other install.meets win appear to succeeding tuner_
CHANCE-TAKINGla the great Anterl-ean sport and at least one out of
every two InctiviclUale tridlingea fn thisInteresting paatime. No less an author-ity than the American Met:tufa of PublicOpinion came to Oda conclusion lestyear atter milking an extensive purveyof the.garning habit. of the nation . .
and when the returns were anslysted Ltwas found that of nil the chance -takingdevices available to tempt the sportinghalf, the mitaboard ranked .anon on thelist. leading ouch other* as coin ma-chinist playing cards for money, bettingon election.. mreerestakesi tickets, bettingen horse reed; and the numbers game.Only church lotteries ranked ahead ofthe ealeoboard and then by only threepercentage pointa.
Tse New Vera Timm commented edi-torially. "The one definite conclusion tobe drawn from this poll of gamblinghebite en the Untied tlits.tea is that UntieRem still remains a cheerful optimist.More then half our population tookscone sort of money chance and in theDiet the proportion approectscd two Inthree. The Myriam' fact. that Almostever/bode lost. Ls not expected to reducethe thridence of the intent*. had oh-vlowdy the average American does notthink his moral fiber will delericrete ifIto takes a cheese time and them- Andobviously hero :3 the answer the thesalesboarde Increasing poputarity ea theSean g0 CIL
Sales is IvlitlionsNo one really knave haw rind when
the ards,rsiu-rd rust got Its start, butlong berore the turn of the century Odapowerful silent salesman was alreadydoing he bit to whet the appetite ofmen arid women for goods they wouldnot or could not buy ordinarily. ttlecethen every conceivable type of producthas keen ellstriblited by melon Of thesaleaboard and selescard and today man-nfeeturere of premium and gift ware lookto them devices to move a aulstaintial
Comic ChristmasCards, Joke -TrickItems in Demand
NEW YORK. Nov. 90. --It's going to baa tunny Chrtaisnaa Judging Mtn neelines of manic Christman carde end Jokeand trick Items that are clicking mildly.Wholesale holm% hem report thatworkers are already buoy with the hemend earning arts. cash.
Christmas laugh Items handled byInehlove At Company Include the GooseThat Palled, a magnecto novelty In Whicha woman kncek, off a man* het: NoMMIGirl. Mystic (slaws., and IR Rope cagos.made or rope done up in cellophane andsilver roll like the best of cigars.. MebaneAppet, the., is featuring snow tabletsand stinking plugs, along with a generalline of trick and yoke Kenai Eagle MagicFactory has trick gift boxes and otherItems. In addition to comic Citriatenascurds. Mesteletrix Novelty Corporetlonreports early orders for comic diplomas,gleam thumbs. loony kitten., fake dough-nuts. solid whisky, and stonier itemsThe Clem also alters funny Christmascards in three colors In foldera, regularand baronial ahem
alettning special attention le the new"Cam of Emergency" novelty folder soldby Jackson Publishing Company. Theself -mailing item is In the form of amodern traveling ease. Oft the beck Lean ilhuiration of Voile Been setting ontop of the worth. Beneath la the caption.
Should Worry." Inside thee folder isattached s pair of tiny bloomer. onwhich le printed "Social Security" anda poem wishing leek, health-, andpleasure. The Cam manufactures self.mailing folders. talking greeting earthand novelties, AMAMI- Mrre among thoseWell known for comic Christen°. earthis Welders:ere* It offers over 38 <anisand folders. nil Irs four to nix colons
Once of their yearly output. The volumeor merchandise now sold tine way runsinto many million. of dollars each year.As a. direct icault of deal prOrrlatelse,retell salty are she stimulated. P.premium illustrated on a. card or boardreceives valuable elireet-to-the-Mtuannerpublicity. Quito often people who Werenot fortunate enough to win It them.*elves, or who knew of someone wino eitA,will walk Into a store end buy 1t.
'plats fact brings to mind the crysometimes raised that milothearda arein Unfair competition to Moreketmers.No one who hos honestly end [roper -
(See BINGO auswrss on pipe 801
War Headlines Affect DesignsOf "Defense" Toys in MaltyPRTLAINCLPRIA. Nov. 50.-Irs only
short step from war headlines to VW*.gams, and done on shelves at localwholesale merchandise supply houses."The symbols of war' are selling WellMt* year. all reerehandlse dealers agree.The phraseology. however. Ps differentnow. MAnitary" toys are tabu. 'Today'sdescription is -Astsitss" Wye.
Mr. and Sint America are likely 1.0wake tip Christmas Day with a away ofsparks from Junior's ants-alretan gunsat on a tripod. After they get theirbearings they are also likely to Sit downto a game of Slink Taellea. or Conflict.or to moving miniature planes, boats..and tanks,
Soldiers LeadLead soldiers have come Into their owl
tills year. One store, with a comprehen-sive miteetion. already has run nut ofGerman and Ifungarlen troops. Mahancolonials. and Greek simians,. "At leastIn 5.--11 el the ri,ontma 1111.3 sold to MondGreco-Arrericarme the clerk aatd. Portsere fait milers at practically every Job-
bing house.Pslibrul to detail are modern Sold
pieces of all meta. Including a navalfortress: gun set up to fire a steelmake a noise. and emit smoke. Anti-aircraft gene mounted an turntablescome equipped with horizontal end ver-tical deflectors. Wooden airplane carriers.leowIttera, submarines, and lightmothers, scene designed to blow apartwhen hit by a wooden bullet. others tobe glued together by bops whease hobbyIs model -making. wore reported to bepopular In all emcee,
Dolls PopularTiny tots can play with a soldier or
Salim doll. described as washeble, andOlder sisters may dives it Mir Americonumber. a star-spangled mu -se. who alsosporta an aviation Orem for ahem flightsaround the nursery. Ardaler sign of the
national emergency- I. MO3r33.3ifei supply train which has a tankon r, flat ear. A puels of the electric'witch dropss a ramp and sands the tankesaionlog to betide.
December 7, 1910 WHOLESALE MERCHANDISE The Billboard 57
FREEXMAS
CATALOGHere's extra Xmas Profitsfor you? Send for spe-cial FREE Xmas Catalog.Hundreds of outstandingpremiums arid gifts atsarnahunai tow prices.Electric appliances, sport-ing goods, toys. games,household Items, lug-gage, radios. A cons -pieta gift selection attremendous savings.Write NOW!
Evans Novelly Co.800 WathinqIon, Chicago, III
NEW 5 STAR AEROBINGO BLOWER
* tool -pro -0 0paratron,*Arlarraek es s for-
bears, totems ball,.*Onevyear suarenIse.*Mbla - carried
anyedtene,* tftseNInel In shape.
red Br blank Cakes.b.bbtet enly. verite 60
hill part/rulers.
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BinE0 Supc1 -ca.
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SWrit. to The Billboard, Buyers' ServiceDepartment, 25 Opera Place, Cincinnati.0.. for addresses of comp/Inlet In thisdepartment supplying the items which
interest your
Family Comb SetCalaYINN71, gibe-Innen. and atreetrorn
DSO reported busting big money with thenew 5013001.1 family dOntta wt that fm -verbal allercbandloe Company recentlypus on the market. Set consists of fine-
1710EPlat eattILT COMB BET
as.quality di -rasing, coning. and pocketnumbs. Combs ere 'mailable In aurae.tico colors and mounted on alaplaycurds. Low prices are offered 'loose intho trade and. wtth ebtapPing simwtt4gathering on the streets, the boys areurged to Ceder early, the. firm adds.
Portable Bar ServiceBingo and ariltaboarel operators 070
reaping a harrest with bereaberr, the new24-pleee portable bar arreice. Item Isatreiltnatlavil and made. CC selected walnutwith full chantne trim. It serTea sacpeople. Masses end decanters are of thefines: orbital gtotaware. Dar to over 2.5Inches Long. Since the Item may be tired6.4 *Cilriallma gift- Operate... are elatyll4in on Ulu holiday trade. the firm reporta.
Self -Walking 3liniesthe new tine of weaves la going stronga-lie:ever the Items bat* 150111 put on.eke. The toys walk without mechanism.Meltable are Sallie Clam, penguin,doughboy, clown. mammy. donkey, endelephant, Items ere about 4 Inchesin height. SpOCIs1 boxes COlitatrattagpenguin, mammy. elephant, and donkeyare. aLso offered. Items are painted inbright colors. WaLkuis appeal to bothyoung end Old. the firm reports.
S Ita $10.50 5 for 51030 Sea Shell BroochRa SD 0643 - 0.000 Wales, CI,F.ii+41.1-k/ Et:Ana a-Loare Ca,-. co 0-.00.2 01501.,01 &Wen. will. ticeaelfulers06.1 10 ONICIL tbancardosdennlel re0.0*01k tau. a, 00000 4210. Atrains
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Chicago
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faine CiastOttrens the tines( Candi, Mittde and Watch Itcpcat.Each 0000.00 cona0,1s 011 dark 00 milk clua.coaa10, iseugad, cara6016. bunts araadna,nails and wall, asaPled treama and fellIca.
Ove cluacellailo assort...01 usually 0holcalca as 50c a lb. and Walla at 75c lb.5I R SPF.CfA,h PIERCE TO l'OU
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Dozen Lots, $33.00 --Sample $3.00PITCHMEN .:4,r A7:14 Till"
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lotiAN sPEct,tt.8
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DOZ. 51.256L $13.20
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DOZ. $1.256L $13.20
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fa Dopes11, Mamas, 0. 0. O. *en* 261 for Sample* 4 Roy En* or 112,00 tea Ow low. &Minapareoralsol Mew PoeLeall. All Elallors liale0o4 Acteihinehisrhar. 1110 earastse, WO *paddle& In So-tfrankal Tow 1..P1 Thareeare Ar.diao a La.**1114441. cf tam. Faded 3.11Ing StoeHarProl llama onN wL 40 era A 0000 etkeharlICUILL TOY. -WE HAVE I'COHEN BROS. NV:" AMR:Ivy.
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MECHANICAL TOYSWRITE FOR COMPLETE LISTINGAND QUOTATIONS ON OUR LINE1311 424.5--0.0.1300 WITH SOCK,ON 4.24S -0.d013.3 WITH SOCK. Larva,aN 7434-0-1100.0 WITH SOCK. J.Pn-00.011,7415-WACK EY 00AKEYEH 4*03-11.141111.1.1511 01.03VAI.E N 743 -CONCEITED WORE EV. Larva.
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skanii-wAL MO rereads I ft_A Sample el reds Abort for 51.75 Panful/.
BOARD OPERATORS!IF YOU NAVE NOT RECEIVED OUR
SALESBOARD CATALOG -WRITE TODAY
LEVIN BROTHERSEstablished 1886
TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA
WALTHAM-ELGINmat oxlip -Mai& &aux nw., I
Sone M. Mar 11.1 GisisneeWatch... 13,,aaPia JoswIrf,PHIP421164. seine.
PLYMOUTH .IEWELIT M.goo O.nU si., OW. A. SLY.0.1r
Whyte tb Ban repast, Ham consists oftropical shell with name In caret Bitters.Thla is said to be Doe of the Easton-tetIfttg ports to canto on the market Inrecent mantra, It is also repOrriX1 thatMote than 20,C*5 were sold at threetronthens fens- Spotted prices we of -freed to IntrodUce the Item, the firmadds.
NoisemakersSlicer itireis, repeat InCreinIng demand
for the new Enorsolla and Snorters.Socterolea, the firm explains. are barnswith PLOW. 030UtbPlOcra. diii0thre. cou-plet of a long tube with rubber mower.lanilarro of lin Renal la that they aronese-thumbing- the hand being made Ofcerelboard and attached to tht item,With Fish* ;drawly being made for NewYear's Eve parties, the Items Ore *OMI.e 1.046110ra In the Held, tile firm reimrta.
Windshield Stickers?fortify salesmen are finding that
schulshleid Waken, On sobteri IA printed"Heil with Hitler' ere fastneltIngpettlentatty around army trrstraLsor caninesSouthwest Sales report. Car owner, aretaking them like hot cakes, and they areatm goins well In taverns and packageMORS. it is said.
Christmas BannersChrlsteses bonnet* Are proving real
nsenegina.aerri tilde year. (nisce.-adili.reports. Bannere ere hunt patine/ onrayon satin In lobe colon., with goldtrthips and cord. Stones, clubs. andhomes are prospective convenor. few thepent, which bears the neptiOn. "We WW1You a Merry Chris-treas." Special pricesare offered those ID the trade. the firmreptant,
DEALS(eo.stimws /role page 66)
that oontronla eery operator readytimes in his work_
THE aerator ot this ocaoritri isIn every problem cocutosnUng op-
erators. NO Matter how treaal thetrouble rosy seem to one opserater. It meiho a beg thing In the routine of anotherconductor. Anywny. Adios In the prob-lems. telling something of Se backgrothad.and the eirectin Of the *Mutton used.Your letter will recces* prompt DidneillSr-attan said your co-operation wilt bo fullyapprectstest
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MODERN PEN MFG. CO.196 fletatelway, New York City
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A dapotnnort tow Pitshr000. 011.1911111M611_ Nootleymoo e, Showmen, Alowb, SIMedicin weirnen and Omar.
dm/ BILL BAKERlGinannati Officel
WORKING BLADESand hellos 141P11.tahtltah to avngerted eatbs-factery revolts la Whitey Belts.
PITCHWEN3 SAVINGS: no* know a.115.12 who play.hil a tew.ohae, onitohlotkollyThat ha boat his oxht oas
AMONG v7Q1rori-,JCo the pipes desk bat week *an HaroldS. (Deg, Latell, corn punk exponent, whorambled into thamtrinati from Elkhart,Ind. where ho ananaged to grab oil sometuerc Doc mid he planned to Work anumber of factories In Greater. Cincinnatibefore heading for the tot:deco marketsand the South for the wieder. Workingwith Doe la Edna L. Pester.
EDDIE L. MEHL .am pitch exponent, le gathering In theshekels working a Denver Location,
COME ON, roe, ohl.tiroom! Ono
HOC WADDELL .advisee that She Dr. Keith Medicine ShowIn in winter quarter. on the South PertSmith Highway No. 71. about three milesfrom Part Smith. Ark., on property leasedfrom George (Twit Indeny. Mrs. KeithInaugurated the nodal xenon for Troup.err In that wader with a chicken dinner.Attending were Dr, Otrege A and DinahWard, Dr. Torn Smith. Dr. Mal Hathaway.Io201,1211 Jewel Thompeen. LOtna Punder-Wank. and BrAmie Mao newton_
MRS. ELIZABF7171 KIEHLwife of the well-known Eddie. Ls workingpowder base at the 8, IT. Erma More inDemme and getting a goodly share of the101113 green for her effort..
PITCHMAN.* PRAYER: Ploono Olen nw,Me enema batsk tell ter Christmas to Fenn*one to open In the tonna."
WHO SHOULD ,
drop unto Thr reigboo,d Clatinnati *Metetwat totok but the personable WendellHeiden, outstanding Nicer worker', MailIns attractive wife, Donna. During alengthy ormenb at the paean desk Wendellodvired that he plans to work e. Jewelrylayout In a downtown department storefor the Chrlattelho holidays. Donna willassist hire The, Reddens cams In DoraSouth Bend. Trid_ where they amazedwith thew Mee? dernanstration-
WHATEVER BECAME .of Dot Lthineraftdatert 81411 working theJuicer.?
NY77.7. CONPINIEDin Preabyterian Hospital_ New l'es-k....hrrrhe hot been reerreing tr"llott 41.1-.2e:um:Afor tteveral months, is George f3arnew
MY WAY es enjoy being twain. Ms to OM*OOP.
IHYTKO DOUGLASJuicer end grater parmyer. ran:Wort intoCincinnati lnat week and managed to takeenough time off hie work to Malt brieflynt the pipes dealt. He plane to work atdowntown deportment Aare until Chalet-maa Re crime Into the Queen City fromDanrLlte. 111_ where he chalked tip armiesgaol Regales with Ids item,!.
W. It. 17F2-32107,17 -to working herbs to good rosulia inNeisner'a neearenne to word hit-ting the pipes desk troth that city.
EDWIN 1111RBERTItas been clicking with herbs 10 the 3- J.Newberry Store. Cleveland,
FIERY. rate IMSME11, IEZI "Instead ofbooting who, I think ILA not won .10. I take awatt. thew a loRwitol,
SERGEANT FRANK POULL18 .end Doe Victor Perry bare opened pitch atone At 42d Street and Meth ATO.nue, New York. and Ike rind Mike havechanged tl,e-tr punts store for Christmascoeds for the hoildeys, eceording to HarryGreenflokl. who nays it *eerie, Ilk* oldtimes In the 814 Town to See yetclamen
like Bob itranm, Pat Dann. 'rialto Bud-dha, Hermon Helier, Louie Weitz, SolAddle. and Bill Sehuitar..WHAT'S DOIN'Paddles Mac McCullacn. Chaney Dartetault,Peed Mu Patti e n, Tom Kennedy, Curly Bar -tok, LeLand Johnaon, P451. (fshiftyl Lents.Art Cox -Martha said George Barry, AlDeckee.1rtek Young. Dec II. 0. Laird, andDoc Romer Anderson? Ptpe In. you fel-lows.
WE NEAR that mono pitehnow ant sales -lean woe tall soweethind they do sal how Ina man who don not whet It and attar tf.MAR Kars It ka den net kown what to with it
GEORGE HANEY .recently elated a nueceesfut demonstra-tion with the electric pante pre. ..era tone of downtown Cincinnati's bent pitchspots,.
aWORKING mix> . .
then a drug store Lm Albany., Cia, toreported good moults ore Mr. andBleriplOn.
BARNEY KAPLANworked the rodeo in Detroit and eeyaIC Waa a winner. and all the boys gata winter bank roll. Barney writes:
the rodeo was progressing. theboys learned that the Jscob Brothershad leaned the Arena Ln St. Louts forfire years_ which means Hutt the Detrottgang wit! be *peeking the Police Circusth 84, Louts thia coming acting."
ILITISTLERStit the Detroit Rodeo included DukeLong. Red Meyer. Red Davis, -TackleAndres,,. and PYIUlk 0011:01,
NOR TO 17, 701, opeclolty rewrIfonr, for K.Cheiminven Ott Nod..
C. STAND . .
says there arc lots of boys Ira Miami, andthat Jimmies Restaurant there M nowCalled JIsckpot Inn.
MORRIS E.AIINTROPP .Ls repeated in Savannah_ Go., getting theget.ART LOVI
arozkIng -your TOMO on a tropical senthen at the IQ -ma atone In Mimed. 5.114setting them fast M 2* cents.MARRY MASZRS .blast. from Savanraah. Oa, that be re-cently left Plgrlda, art It is too early thereto do any bialinem. Say. he u with thatgreat eishermasa Morris ganntroff. Maimsmet Mr. and Mn_ Bush at Orange Lesko.Ple., and bad a ittar duck dinner,PROM PRIM W. L.ANGLIR."Ora my way from New Yolk W Cedittn-hut_ 0, 1 'Rapped over two days In PItte.burgh and mad hello to some of the boys,having quite A deli with Tommy Burns,Al Marks. Don Poillyert and Al Maier.1 expect to be here in Columbus at theLaramie More MALI Chriatnam.-
110W MANY pitearrice tea Jobbits No-tenttoed ..F111 the kW 10$0011110t. 1.110.11011,and pork wen at the Chimp. emeisegif
cuxmQr. MILLERetancris one trout Moneoe, La.. Ido nestIn years: "Have been working that Okla-hona en patriotic banner, to excellentMr. The State Lt *till open. on *aid:ere
Selective Service
in the Cern:vet Department of thisIssue appear the name." of Ogee hav-ing gelettive Service mall in thevarious oinceit of The BUtboarce, Thinlint is published to addition to the1121125s, which *14' set Ill capital letterein the regular Letter Litt,
Also In the Carnival Department I.101010 a. 11.1$ Of tog totataat* Who arccomidered denim:Montt.
ELGIN & WALTHAMREBUILT WATCHES
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60 r Billboard WHOLESALE MERCHANDISE -PIPES December 7, 1940
Milers I nen now working a new stylepacknier of rad. With spiv gtensway, togood mks,. Some good salines So South -wen Arannsas ere Mena, tergiseen,Horatio. sod Foreman. All are IL perslay. Orange, Tex, to rack. an is Atex-entlele. 'Balsams:1 and Louisianaarm to be In good shape. Havent seena pitehmen Ill this territory since leavingOkLabotrot Some good Texas pixies ono.m. are Aferiquall. Longview, De ILalb,Grand Satire on the third Monday, nodelsetpbur Sortnat Would like to eerie'PIPS. frena Harry Evans. Dave Rose, andGeoige Purdue-
MONEY SPOTS[ They tan is the bare enisweatiest riltoty of good. wahine ReekMama
TEE BOSTON RODEOettree(ed the following neveity workers:Roy and Mrs,. Hornine, "Ing-City" Mur-phy, Jimmy Moran, Pepper Martin. andWI 1e Leonard. It was a big thing, no.cording to Ed Lezahe, who piped theabove MOD. . .TOMMY BURNS.,.and George Haas are reported workingrug etother In tilurphy's More, Pitts-burgh. and Don Fedigazi 'la Zhao wtthLie forme
Al. 3411.1.10t .Is working foot to Itrasge* In the timOityCity.
At. MARKS .Is said to be In littaburith getting readytor Christmas.O. E. LTNIANwrite* fmm Atlanta: "Since f have beenIn Atlanta for three weeks and have seenno Other hbrupeiser worker. I feel certainthat I am the pear demonstrator GeorgeSeeders retorted to In hie recent pipe.The feet Y. I gave a coil worker a AMUone day Lase week and he worked twoand a halt daya. after complathirtg aboutthe poor spat_ 'this man wen the onlypr.chniatt men working outside. *s-cope a Muetry marker; and since 2 donot know George Sanders. tteln may bethe viscose person_ If It is, I hardly thinkIts fair for a men that tram!. alone,except toe his clog. and steeps in lila car.to pats remarks 01131,971111317 the abilityOf a rood man who how male enoughthru price demos to own sc like, Terre -plane and a 1940 Bohai trance Forthe benefit of the boys that come till.Way. there* a city reader of 11330 forthree months. One parking lot can beworked for el a tiny at Marano and For-syth arced*. I have handled. Apextharpeners for about eight and one -Moilyears_ Let* have Open frees ClarkeHatch rind Chariot Price.**
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NEVER UNDIRSOLDSena Ill 700' ziFies W. Al ...Ann c1.1.'rat sot ceme..11.., 20 Voor Cl ValiatreHe ii Out Gam, antita N fwillfactlfrt.UNIVERSAL WHOLINALERS CUSTOMERSNoss yhon.oe *moo:Anent Yt
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MILLS SALES CO._.- ..
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Pitchdons Fire Years Aga
FL L. Ortwain and wife were in StCoutou, ides.. for the winter. workingOmit. . . Jack SchairdIng had endopened a new pitch store in Hot timings.Ark. He had An aritrolegy. display. st-lilehdrew big crowd,. . . T7. M. Zorn wasworking Bukurn and mtallic. In Tren-ton. N. J. . Irsok Vogt was taking itmay In Spoken*. Wart. atter Rovingthe fairs lo the Middle West_ Lee An-dreae was there with oatia, end gettingfair takes. . Around San Frenclaroawl Felix Burke, vacationing and ere-
Ey4ig for further bitelitese. C. Elmerand Merritt Stec) blather* were
Atli] sidekicks. Long woe working per-tunae In department store* In San Fran-elsco, and Maher* was getting alongoats with him mechanical mac act. E. A.Wlediand was La that city, winkingwhiteitiotate occasionally. Eddie endLucy Gayterd and an Improved dot andelan astern there and were workingwith Sid Shipman, who was strugglingwith Mears.. .. Jack Meyers was week-Lng Mackinaw City. Welt, end aroundthe Straits with aport sheets to the manytaunters that crossed Into Canada, Withhim were Leon Gear, Rudy Ifilthop. aridWilliam 0, Price. Business wan verygood_ . Tom Kennedy was holdingdown the only good spot in Pittsburghand Wa aerating a new Pontiac. TedMcFarland one also there working shopsto good rosults. . . Doe Seherider. whohad retired tram the med !pact, threeyears to enter broadotating on the Mexi-can border, was heeding a et:ahoy bandan a weekly feature over the NW Chainfrom New York.... Doc Hubert Potterfound things bed In Blythertlte. Ark-.due to poor cotton crops. . HarryMaass found money scarce in Fayette-ville. N. C.. and Wit for Georgia. . . .
Thinks were quiet In Western Oklahoma.Cabe Denton. Elmer Han. and Deo .1. D.Laird veers in that territory. . . R. E.illeelt Bowen wan in Salt Lake City, an-MyIng freedom from blue Isere.That* 141.
December 3-1CALIF.-Oaktuad, Mune/ Stow,
Ban Dues, Dos neer. 1.0.Saa Diego. 7:Jett...I atom, S.&
CONN.--gersear.b. emigre, elbow_ 1,-0.1-1. Soto Co. Pale it Alsolion
reetteal. 04.Dade City. Tin Can Tourist Iletne-Cleentne.
=-Dec. T.MU -Chicago. Nal. Awn. Atensment ParisTrade ether, 21.4.
Ohlemco. VseStel, 24.Poultry Seem 2.3.
IPC/0.--Arkwwiu City. Poultry Silos. 3-12.NeW1011.--sen.eteannsbeng. Show. 34.
u nere-siercorneld. road ay Shoe. 6-1.RICK. -Detroit. Foamy ann.., 11-1.
net ealL Deft Mom ILDetroit World's Pair Highlight.,Grand Rapids- Apo* Snow la.Port Ham. nee 1110W. 10L
SIDSM .-Camertdes.Ponttry Peelle, Shoe. 44.el Paul. e -a
OELe.--Okitheas Ctly. Psnanw Sneer. 4-i.rt. 1.--W, Weeerkle. Paltry elms, ht.WIEL-Milwairkee. Weiser Pair,
lescrestew 2-111P LA.-Avon Park, To Can Totowa* Moor.
menthe_ feet.Minot Maht Maria Temple Palr de Zaps4-14.
Winter Marais Carnall PostWel, LS -/A -skate Center. Corn 3041_mien --Detroit Werlto Far 11/whitebts.
teireit. 4-11 Clue Sioree tau.St. Charles. noorierilU Tall% te.13.
BINGO BUSINESS(Continued from pope dit)
tally studied the history of this NINON.*would ever raise such an tune- Manu-facturers orbs have experIenced theboneflelal lift which aaleeboarde havegiven to the distribution of their prod-ucts In retail chamois know them Isno ematificarian for such a clam. Menu.facturent will often Mediate Menu cactu-s:laty for alleboords. They 50 this.howelte. not beamee they wish to antedetepeing on the retailer', toes, but be -Cause operators will gladly pay a bonusfor such protection. Saleeboard men havefound from experience that a restrictedpremium vett: In moan. mem more southtaster and have n longer life, Theircustomers have no way of checkingcoals and there la no denser of theitem being slaughtered by cutthroatcompetltion.
Depression RadiiDuring the Repression the saleaboad
Immune probably attracted as manypoetic; Moen all walks of life aa anyether enterprise that could be mentioned.The profit possibilities In tins field arehigh, the capital reouliements very hew.end no matter how trying conditions,may be. the saltabOard And malteidardhate always been elite to produce aliving for men who ere willing to work.
Working a deal Is a faselnathig Toed.tem. It Ls by no means entirely a bedof roma. however, for there are problemsand headaches in this business se thereare In any business. But it le neverertereetyped or dull. Pasch day brings newWWI intereellng experience* and quirkreturem when an operator la fortunateenough to have a good Item. Methodsu sed In dirriboting nteerhandise tirotemple sort easy to learn and the new -corner can start making money Imme-diately even while in the pro:aaa oflearning. At the beginning he can 'Oncecards on deal, crested by others. Whenhe has gained experience he an get uphis own deal.. In all eases he has apowerful selling whip in the alleeeitrdmethod of merchandising,
HAPPY LANDING,
HORSE FEVER(Continued from paoe 27)
to the bathroom. After more diffieulticathan I eon remember or you would be -lave. the nag Is remesesfully entered inthe race and gets off to a Reed starkBut It 101.01 all the perile , bemuse thetrack Is muddy, wed It la no imulder.Waveves. the son -in -taw has played hisroll on the home that did win, and Oreillela offered a position In a psychiatric clinic.
It la as a research student and not. asyou might suspect, as a patient_
There are Innumerable eneeplInatiOnn,of course. Metaxisese, a rich girl who hasa yen ter Orville and who pertOdleallybaits Uncle out of Jell, to which spotOrville periodically returns hint. By rt.turning, niacin got the bail -money back.
ft you think It* lilt pretty confuted,you're right. but it (mead also have beenvery tunny.
With the exception of young Mr. Sloneand a lass naiad Sara Seeger. who flattensa series of pointed Wes as Orvilte's hard-bitten cousin. the eat does Ile valiantbest under the direction of Milton Miefel,On frequent oceneione Mr_ Stiffer* riot-ing locks the proper and necessary pnee.but that's hardly hie fetltt. It's practientlyimpeosibte to pace a play when tho Lead-ing player tattle on 155101 a le -secondwait before each Uric. For the rest, thedireetion ,.bows a Tleh and often highlyamusing coma ineenterthese.
Conning in for alneelai Plaudits amongthe, players are Millard Mitchell. whomreadings are 'Manlius as the an -in-law:Lou Lubin, who Offers a convulsinglysatirical portrait of a typical broken-downtout: Judy Parrish. who plays the richgirt seta charm and a nice correielyArthur Allen, who dots an excellent jobthrqout as the leng-auftering uncle, andTrilby. who does superlative work in Aaerie* of difficult scenes as the bora.Mime she really Is *Mira. her work La allthe more amazing.Inetelentally. Mr, Yokel was elm theproducer of Three Men on a Neese -butwhy bring up Implied toienparlsona withthat?
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December 7, 1940 GENERAL OUTDOOR The. Billboard 61
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seed the gate would run between101:40.000 and 20000.000. It came ow.about In the middle of there fleirree.The principal loser Le Clem Beterite,the dlartiegulthed ineureinee, We wa-gered him n sombrero on the results.No *petite amount of money wee men-tioned. Mr. Scheele was foyer Inmore ways. than one, How Ahmed hehare known that the merchandise cer-tificate to Feet WAS in at amountappeoxLmately IT greater than we everdiets out for a top piece? tr. S.: puslimn le three Meese. Tots flame outwhet he mot).The Whirl of Today
If 1040 was one of these fair-to-mid-RT (ART LEWIS SHOWS) LEWIS. dints mason. It must have escaped the
te. whose quieter. are In the Tar Town, attention of filg-Hearted Benny, therill stage the thew fee the Cioneedve se na berm Ben -A -C -Note Wotan theTent. CSSCA. On December 14 in Norfolk, hockey needed:M. The bingo boy des*V.. The -In- is that the Cigar Rid Will back Men the road for the 04th con-ee made an honorary member it any secutive time atter playing 25 Mireone of the seta elope the show_ . . "Twaan't the beet season to 25 change,Last week's Christmas Speetel-IAFIS of the caleneter, but ewers the beet inGer:1th Jubilee hex brought a couple 10. a record etrient se read as sayingof Other -annie" reminders. Mr. and "MI time." The Weise garage hes beenairs_ Wlikes (Pithy Lloyd 1, more teeth.. nue/welted by a new Caddie not. of thetarty kr.own es the Riding Lloyds. ode- golf raziety. And he's building two morecrated their SOth wadding milestone on WISC.& Dingo!Nerember 26. And Br-go-Oen_ MahlonR. Margetsim. better known as Pa, thepumped hooking individual at theTrenton Pan. peeled his 84th birthdayrecently. Many a younger man in theS. Army would Omar, with Penphysique end mental attitude. . .Reports to the contrary netlelthetend-
Melee Brost 00isreals company(Frank and Paul) bee had its 0011 -start renewed try John Itlegling Ninth.Ditto another Prank--Stayer-the pro-gram publisher. - Not long ago RumorRow lead tlee government eying Danburyhorgrounds. Pair owns a beet of landsouth of tee grounds end the govern-zient had asked the msoolatIon for aprice on the site with the dew In mind extending Danbury AlrpOrt. Fair seta price, but trace Sam hasn't committedhimself ea yet. The amber reets there.
Wild asthma treiner M. L. IterelottbcempLeint about the San Antonio Zoo',mini salary offer metlithera to tetrad,the attention of trainers. George W.(min) Lewis, Chtengo, chirps:
-NM being a college graduate. It 1eeery hard for me, just en animal trainer.to morose my opinion of one Organiza-tion. person. or firm that sauld expect man who tau vent the best yearn ofbus life learning prodeselon to der. kUr a mealy en month. I noticedwhen this Mime institution was com-pelled to destroy a wonderful specimencd a made Indian Oliphant, I primitivesanent of their 075 -a -month men wereentrusted with the eare and hendlinget the bull. It. makes me erd to thinkteot such a noble animal had to bedestroyed that the ignoranee of moleenedled human beings. I know whereofI speak because I have 'pent else hat15 yeses handling so-called tough out -lee melee. end never once has It be-
beremery to destroyed one en-Licuted to my Care.
-Let's, deed far n moment one or allef these honorable board member* of themos trying to live on *75 Meath andsupperthig a wife end two children. forMilanese I wish thou swam In theirquest for a seventy-elver-and elm etom big judgment foe Injuries whenMen man geta Injured or killed. Inezeho a allow hated. Tuskok tact friend,=remedy keeper of elephant* at theChicago Zoological Park, Brookfield, Ete
Another correspondent. John Hoffman,nattier. writes in a neither rein fromTempe. Hoffman says the Wary offer
au Ineat to tee dignity or proudprifeeston end much other wordage tothat Orme
Judktne Hewitt eleines we beetbite to our eteirnete ad 1940 attendancear, the New York World's Pair mid ex -'an" aortgrete. ill, green was no batterteen 18_000,000. When we hazarded P. pre-
etton, we really del not seek out areek which Ls already too tone. haring
Selective ServiceMail
In the Carnival Department of this1,5,20 appear the canes of those hay -ore `Selective Service mall in theserious conon of The Billboard. Thislist is published in sedition to thenames which ore -.set In capital lettersIn the regular letter Lett_
Also In the Coentval Department IsSeven a list of registrant. who neeconsidered deltreplente.
Notes From theCrossroads
By NAT GREENGIRD yourselves, oh ye showmen, far
the grand foray la on and there willbe more maneuvering this week thanl'au'd qe in ft dram battle-dor this Laho diem! Alt last week the edrettee en-voy were arriving and the latellieeneemops boys were getting in their week.ley Sunday the heavy artillery had beenpieced in position and from now untilthe end of the campaign-We near. CAM-viattion-lemocept bytandere will belucky it they don't get caught In thecrossfire. But am the darky said when hegot in the wrong undeetaking parlor:
Vattre me, boss man. die ain't meltfunereir
Deny arrival:* were Met by a good old.faablemed snowstorm that kept the bopsclose to the Magic Carpet, where mostof 'em would stay enyhow. Phil Little.who is launching a new show, war, on the;scene early. doing a little meheorierywork In Advent* of the main offensive.Harry 'Ilion., who also la cookihe upsome plant foe next semen. tees anotherearly snivel. Harry had a very goodlemon with Ills rleta and le enthaslostieover 1941. That grand old 111.n of theoutdoor show World, ?red Beckmann.elm* In Monday with Moo Beckmannand eat In oei the special League Meet -trig Tuesday night until tt 20. Mr. andLEM J. W. (Patty) Conklin and PrankR. Conklin were early fin the *rendAmong others were Mr. and Mrs. C. F.Ile -en Zeteer from the Writ Onset, JaeSebenbo. Mr. and Rubin °rebore'.William Judean, Hewitt, Elmer Ventre,and C. B. Afflerbeugh, secretary of theGM Angelo* Cooney ?air, Pomona. Calif.Julius Cehn, Luxemburg (Wis.) secre-tary, United for a few day before de-portee's for warmer C1111f,Cd. Carl .1.gedlensyr, Donne, Pugh. Pat Purcell. andmany ethers have been euttin' it upfor a week.
In answer to the pnblie declaration bySunny }lewd and Ned Torts that PatPurceil and Berne Mendelsohn had beendropped front the group known as thePour Minketers, Mears. Purcell andMendelsohn enter a rigorous dental.. Theyresent they reeerned because of the sub-sequent drop their social prestige suf-fered as n result of their Merodetion withthe alleged "original" member..
John Brame, of the Etinglirog show.and his wife came up from Sarasota.F12.. Lest week and, after taking in ILfew 'snows. highballed for Cellfornte.where they will spend the winter. .
Ernie yoking celebrated a birthday sent-Veriary recently and admits to 88. .Jack Bell, Detroit blUpoating plant Op -Mete, In foe few days before leeringfor Florida_ ... P. A. Hourtlault. RlatglIngcar manseer, back home and with Istawife was a first-nighter at Pj.$7,1421117171.
. Harry Net. of the Beckmann leGerety Shows, bagged the limit of quailens a bunting trip demo In Indent, ...perk leader Grill Williams will play hostto Cot, A, L. elostetrocein Plying X Reecerider. Wednesday night (41 In the 00.11.tlitentel Room of the laded Steens.Rodeo opens at the Coliseum Saturdayand wed be previewed by the pates onPriday night. , A. J. (Happy) Hein-
Illartmann'sBroadcast
do Y. currants. eppilieraly a pitch-a..ne man or concessionaire, claims thata Story about the llionatoo (Tex PallPale published in our lathe at November16 was very much reisleallne. TbereinIt was Stilted, among other things, that"Crowds totaling an estimated 200.000attended Renton este formerlySouth Texas Exposition. sponsored byThe Ilovelon Pole on October 25 -November 3, reported Allen H. Russell -new general manager. There was owe dayof rain. Rubin & Cherry Exposition onthe midway did excellent buslitesee
Clifford feels the "in all lateness.allow people who drive many miles andpay good money for space at them retireere entitled to know the real truth aboutthem." But we cannot refrain from .51.e-r:cuntIns the statements be wattle afterchecking on the space given the fair InThe HOie.it Peet. He sayer ellor 2/20000draw was eery mueh exaggerated. "Therewere no 60.000 people during its showing.and the carnival played a terrible flop.There wan obsoletely not one window.Card to bo men to linutor, mild not orepiece of paper up anywhere. All thepublicity the fair received was * veryScotch bit occardonaily In The NOolitteePose the sponsor of the *miner
Now lava ace what the fee actuallyreceived in apace In TA. Stourton Post.Prom September 29 to October 25, be-fore the fate opened, editorial apaceamounted to 055 column inches. or Al-most four pages. end advetieleg spree44 niches. Tile only Lamm mimed wereSeptember *0 and October 17. Prom 0e -ether 26, when the tate opetaref tube datesVeen in Tha ditIbOard story were Leeee,erect, but they were never adlvertleedlocally a. October 25 -November 3: al -wept October 211 -November 2). until NO-vern.ber 11. the day after the closing, thefair received in editorial space 1,034column Inches. or six pages and 10advertising space $54 inches. or morethan two pages. Not one Lathe weemissed. This makes a total of more then12 pages of advertising end editorialspace. And our correspondent to Ilitniereeaaya tele does not Include all the ads enda few of the Mertes. Too, the correspond -ant hey* "there were window cards. allproantrnently Misplayed. and severed hun-dred antothobile Owls." Dote that moan"ri. very Scotch bit occastocally," es Clif-ford would like to have tie believe/
Entre effort is made by The Billboardto present facts in the stories It *mendand when not Certain never fella to tackthe authority onto those furnishing thedata- If nolaxttenreenla do Creep Chetmeadonelly we are glad to have readersdirect attention to them. but these Pawl-pItante must be, based on facts or theyarc worse than the statements they santto centreellet. Clifford probably did playa bloomer at the Houston Pale and theremay hove be -en other. who had the earnsexperlrove. belt aLlocesi or failure shouldbe beard an events ar, a whole, not by thebusiness en Individual deers.
+ + +REMMIntER the teratthommtas of a
first -rhea general agent Pulillehedin this earner's Issue Cf NovemberWell, Edgar li. (Doe) Kelley, of the Doeand Ma Ealetwl. combination of
reptorleire, and eeenedy. claims tohare en the quiallficanom, and Mabeeto apply for the job"
"Tcan flit 21114 requirements," writesDoe- "Inclosed fend two of my ea-den-ilele I can live on Mee and sir for awhole season --,task Ma Feeney; she known.I asked Ma Mew long we were married.She said 16 year. I sold '1 never de-mised you once In all that tinus."No.Doc, you did mot,' Ma answered. 'but
lager, former ciente man who until re-cently was manager of the Berwyn Thea-ter. Berwyn, Ill_ le now owner andmanage of the Pox Hunt, a date 111
Food du Lae, Wie, which Is becominga regular stopping place for show people -
you tried darn hard.' On meowed of mywell-known (71 Modeaty I can say nomore, oily I want the job; eatery neobject."
The eredcattlade to which Doe referredesthete of two budnem meta. Under'Permit" on the beck of one appears:-This certifies that I, Ma RelLey. legallywedded wife of Doe Kelley. do herebypermit my husband to go where beplease. And further, I permit him tokeep and enjoy the company of anylady or ladle* he seen itt, as I knowhim to lea a good liege. I went Mot toenjoy life In this. world as I know hewill be 1 long time dead." ISIgned byada Keltey end comotereigneet by Doe.)
Under "Linea Licensee on the beakof Ib0 °that card appears: "The bearer.Edgar (Doe) Kelley. having, by reputa-tion and long preen*, peopled with Itlivid Imagination. exhibited all theproper requirements thereof. is herebyempowered to Lip, Preverrette, and tesshow every other recklmenme with theTruth, conaldered expedient by him. incannel -ton with all metiers. for thecurrent year. subject however to wadi -lions and the state he era in. tnee maybe cold at any place or tune withoutnotice. In demote hereof is attachedthe °rand Bed of Ananias." To the leftof the type matter appears a picture of alame Galt with the name -I Lie Cheer -Heir underneath lt.
teleplIAT haven for us retired show -VT men. owning and operating our owntent show 47 yore" is the way Cod_ W.I- Swain describes Elkhart. Tee., wherehe and his wife me enjoying goodhealth. They settled In Elkhart because-it la S deem -are to be a centre one.The town has no jail, about 1.000 pop-ulation. rural Woad busses, swell school--7(10 white students. 160 Ootered-111/2drunks, no rowdyism," Their two loneare still La show buelnese, Cart pt -eyingpiano in petite show and Kennedyappearing/ for his fourth season withHarley Sadler.
'The Colonel say. the two Thiene-age:legdays ended a good market for Texasturkey trotter*. At Cuero. referred to asthe turkey (*petal, more than 20.000turkeys were in Gra turkey trot parade.'TIM 'week In such on event." says theColonel, -that Co major carnival oompanyfurnishes Ilse eattetalament."
The Colonel then asks: "Did you rearteaser the Rulautvill. Slats Peteoo Rodeowidth la held In a stadium Of More than37,000 aarAltet eaneetty, double that ofAfediseet Square Garden, New York City?The prisoner. glee the anew, using elloutlawed deers and wild Norma T'neanimate corn* from all over the Stateafter being used sot other rodeo.. TheEitliteellie prison puta on two-hourrodeo each Sunday afternoon duringOctober. The aiming Sunday the, yearmore than 40,000 tickets were sold. andthere was a tertiewity of more than10.070. 'trustees councourty Meet thewoken. More Than 10,000 ears aweparked. Two Were colored, seem to betaps."
reVER see in eters* parade 40 horse.hitched to chariot and driven by
e Women? Will H. Hancock rays he did.An inmate of the Masonic Home. Chart -ton, Memo Hancock has [niched Ida90th milestone, but Is able to be up endaround, Ills news experience was withadvance an. "I see you had est ofeld-tirm newer, in a recant lasueehe writes. "I will glee you the namesof acme which I saw as tar back as1650 when I was a reuniter, I real]Nixon & Kemp flitter J. M. Ntekeon).Jere Pentland. Wambold dd Whitby. DanRte,, S. 0. Wheeler, Cleat Europe seand L. B. Lent's New York Circus (lo-cated in New York and later on teefor a few weeks in the summer). AUwere wagon shows except Lent's. Theyteed a few freight ears front the rail -loads. The People employed Peal trans-portation oomparties and stopped atbotch.
"When I ate the chewer mentionedin your edema it carried me backto my childhood days. I am 90 andstill enoy reading The satboara. whichI have been doing since it started.'"
-ANNOUNCEMENT-FRANK R. WINKLEY
WILL AGAIN BE ASSOCIATED WITHJINMIE LYNCH'S
"DEATH 'DODGERS"BARNES-CARRUTHERS, We,seedree Reproorienlatlee
62 The Billboard Dercrre144-r 7. 19-10
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WALTER W. HURD-Communications to Woods Building. Randolph and Dearborn Streets, Cheap
The prospect of many legislative problems in 1941 em-phasizes again the need for general agreement in the coinmachine trade on certain matters of general policy.
Tho coin machine trade could present a much strongerfront if most of its members understood or were in agree-ment on a few basic ideas which could be called the policyof the trade as an industry. It is difficult oven for the tradepress to write about the industry because it is not alwaysknown just what [a considered to be the policies of the indus-try as various problems come up.
This weakness is still more evident when members ofthe trade in various parts of the country aro asked aboutcertain questions and problems that affect the industry asa whole. As organisation In the industry progresses, it isexpected that information on policy will become more wide-spread and that general policies will be arrived at by freediscussion. The trade press will also play its part In aidinggeneral discussion.
Tho phonograph manufacturers association is knownto be working on plans for discussing matters of industrypolicy which will include operators and distributors of musicmachines. The Illinois cigarette operators, in a recent Statemooting. discussed matters of general policy for the cigarettemachine trade which may set up standards for the industryat large. These aro Just a few of the steps that are drivingtoward the main idea of uniting the industry on certainmatters of policy on which all should be agreed.
Ono obstacle to the publishing of a general program forthe Industry has been the argument that every city andState constitutes a special local problem and must behandled as a special case. It is true that every politi-cal situation has its own local phases, but at the same timeevery local situation concerns the industry as a whole andshould be settled according to general policy. Happeningsduring the year in Chicago have made the industry con-scious of the fact that events in a single city may al feet theindustry as a whole.
It is possible for any industry to keep its membershipinformed on a few main principles of policy and at the sametime do whatever lobbying or political maneuvering isnecessary in any local situation. Lack of information ongeneral policies and principles keeps an industry disunitedend often working at cross purposes on many points.
Thefact that the coin machine industry has three dis-tinct divisions also vitally increases the importance ofeducating the membership of the trade on those basic pointsthat concern the industry as a whole. One of the worstthings that could happen to the industry would be internalstrife between the music, amusement games, or vendingmachine sections of the industry. The trade has enoughoutside opposition to contend with. so that the industryshould be kept as strongly united as possible.
In our bulletin. "Coin -Operated Machines: Suggestions
The trade can defend itself muchbetter when there Is agreementon points of general policy
on Legislation," two main points are suggested to guide thelegislative policy of the industry as a whole.
First. it is suggested that the amusement games industrywelcomes a licensing system with reasonable fees. Theamusement games business offers to contribute to therevenues of city and State thru a reasonable licensingsystem. Several cities and States have had experience inlicensing games so that the good and bad points in licensingsystems are now known by experience.
Even those who most strongly opposed the policy oflicensing amusement games, which received our editorialsupport as early as 1933, aro now heartily in favor of thepolicy. The history of the amusement games trade nowseems to indicate that it is the best possible way to settlemany legal difficulties.
Secondly, our bulletin suggests that music machinesand vending machines are entirely separate and distinctfrom amusement games on a basis of operation and earn -Lags and should not be grouped with games in bills for taxingand regulating machines.
As a part of this general policy, it is suggested thatmusic machines and vending machines should net be taxedas units, but that any taxes proposed should be on the busi-ness of operating such machines. Naturally, any tax on thebusiness of operating music or vending machines must beIn line with other business and professional taxes, or elsetho courts would hold the higher foes as discriminatory.
If the music and vending trade should agree generallyon the policy of opposing taxes on such machines as units.then some strong arguments can be marshaled to supportthe poncy. The first step Is a gelieral agreement on policyand then the facts and arguments can be collected.
Some association loaders have already augmented thisgeneral policy by warning music and vending machineoperators that they must be careful to pay property taxeson their machines. for it is embarrassing to argue for taxesno higher than that paid by other businesses and professionsand have tax officials chock and find that operators are notcomplying with the general laws.
Some States pass all their tax laws in the form of onegeneral revenue bill, such as Tennessee and North Carolina.and such States have a strong tendency to tax music andvending machines as units. However, all such generalrevenue bills have business and professional taxes and asa matter of fairness the operator of music or vending ma-chines would be classified under the business group. Thobusiness of operating amusement games would be classifiedunder privilege taxes. but there is never any question aboutmusic and vending machines being legitimate business.
By agreeing on such broad general policies the indus-try would be able to approach 1941 with confidence. Itcould assume an aggressive attitude instead of being somuch on the defensive. Our recent bulletin is a contributiontoward uniting opinion on a few basic points.
Deerrribrr 7, 19.101 AMUSEMENT 31ACIIIIIMES The 8111hearti 63
Columnist Sullivan.A Plaz at PlayingA -A Machine GunsNSW TORR, Nov. 30.-CoWalnut Ed
eullitan reports in Me column et Ne-vember 27 that be tangled recently witha colnaaperated anti-eircratt glue to aBroadway arcade. 'Under bin columnhead. Little Old New Teak. Sullivan sayer
"It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog. . . .The Aim brunette and I Imel gone toLander Legs Dlttrteb end John Wolin insev'e'ns Serener& and en our way home. ontoot. we heard bells ringing on Breed -way. between 45th arid 40th streeta.. . .
The note etemmed from a einsating gat -1.7. and In the foregrour.d of this placeshiest a Facing U. S. senor, who was op-erating a miniature neachine gun toknock down alrinesees, . . At othernischiries ether citizens were presdngMtn' eyed to apertueee anti bangingaway at airplane!. their raceme beingrecorded on an electric ecoreeard_The young senor twice Meg tip scent. ofITO. end es be steppe -di back from themachine,. that old feeling Came over ine-
was only a nickel for 300 abet.,
"Looking three the alma aperture I sawaz-plasma leaping acre. a fled of blue.
Tin* war toff easy. . . . Focusingthe 'eights' of the machine gun, I let fly.. . . Belt* started ringing and there wereenema:ens of innaremerie . . .marketee," said a voice behind me_ . . .
eccredelele.' aid another. . . . spelleda Vaasa flying low and Let go with aburet of eltrepnel. - 'I've never aeonanything; like that before to all my. We.'swiped a femme to the maw of my gun-nery position, . . The belle were toll-ing in the best Hemingway tradition.. . 'LOok at that,' screamed mea. ex-citedly. . Mot:tett-1y I kept my eyeglued to the aperture and blared away.. . . never suetiected that there wasa bit of likkenbacker and Rechthefets intoo, . Mum I ran out of aceratteltban.
"Turning from the gun -aught- I concisethe audience Co/Ales at me in amaze-ment. . . _ The yotmg senor was peal-Inely geggle-eyed. The Owner atthe place coughed n'enefthsly. and lookedat the seembosed.. , Believe it or nyt,in 300 sheds I had felted to bit a ahig10piece. _ . 'Set the belle,' I sate_ plead -Seely to the owner. , . . 'Tam* werebells on the ocher machines; he eats',. "Them' quoth wrathihy, 'tate ma-thltur Is crooked,' . The slim tennettointerrupted: 'Como borne, Penton leepeat pout hod time: . . was eve/lentthat she was accenttal. . With greatdignity, I put in another nickel withouturn answering her. . "Pats time In oted 3.4 paints_ . . "Lady, is your bus -heed cruet -eyed?', the 'yang salter /Mated
1.ereatedly."Item BuiliVen pare ce to tell Pow
w ins he gets the center of a stage withan audience tie nttttlys dacw reinetteingto disappoint them and make himeeftfeel bad. He alma% with a line about aboree that he had toeted. yet failed to letMI e. and It won. "if I bet on anything."'h.. says. "It la equiveLeut ta the leas ofMath, Bat this etemitIng gallery humili-ate= la the last ntreer. Once s couldsee opete before toy eyes: tore I ten%elan are airplanes. It nbeindialt happenea a dog!"
Writer Tells ofRenewed Interest
Of Guns in U. S.cHteA,.... Nov. a0.-That the tont
ee.bine industry La in on the imoundneer of revived Interrat In guns andMooting with anti-steertt ma Chi II* gun*Mid other shooting Clinton' In Indicatedin an article Its Tale Week megaZILM,hemp of Neeenober 33.
Pent 'W. Kearney writes that the re -rived teetered In shooting bee resulted la'stecremed gun felea, it, 'eel se In thenumbers of pear ne wile have token pert
maricennereelp feentrets. lin quote, *boating ipelteay attendant as pavingthat revenue bum jumped 20 per tensmem the war began.
Kearneyreckons that about 10.000.000pensena in the Petted Sentra handle run.mere or leer rcate--"e and that inillitmsof other* have contact with guns at onetime or another.
"Would *booting have any bearing on
WIVES OF PMEADELPIIIA MUSIC OPERATORS enter onetime Jet title of!SW Regency Murfe Spzfern Gee Sere. Skews/ afeeera. loft, and Mn, SillSedstef et, stoke. are efestestertts, auchtcy Mirage Siefro et Inc., says operators.rioter trill &rifle.
mtlitary markenesanShipT" asks Kearney,Hie answer: "Meet afenzredly It would,Mace the baste principle* of all &bootingare the tame . - Keerney believesthat a return of intertet In shootelee ofMt kinds la a beelthy indication thatthe onto -data!' "nation of sharpshooter*"la awakening to lie leleteele heritage.
With Kearney's article In mina. Itdevelops that not only have cola ma-chine Men developed a coin -operatedmachine tbet brings tilted create hexes.but they have actually taken pert inrt reawakening of the American publicto the tun and utility of the ramoUngIran, lecarners Voris that the batheprinciple* of all shooting are the frametakes to thee* caln-operatod machinegun., far they barn the Rein* Most*principle, In addition, there are acor*-boatel* which quickly indicate the eh -ast-er -a proficiency.
Kearney relates the tele about a'French general who woe observing Amer-icana m neon for the fleet them in thelast war. "My Oadi They aim?" hoexclaimed.
Kearney in cleallig paragraphsthat everyone take part he some tort atahooting. Thousenda are doing that Justnow on the tunny coin -operated imamnew On the Market,
Western ShowGets Numerous
Press Mentions1.103 ANOPZ-VS, Nov. 30.-Protennent
notice wee given the Western Stater CoinMachine Conventton Lea Angelespapers when the show COncened at thetifitraore Hotel for the three-day Orel,.Articlea appeared in The Los ArepeterTeam and The En* Afspeles Nereid,
Milder mentioned the opening of theshow and told of the ninny coin me-thane* that would be displayed. News-papers arrived at the figure of 2,000 Inabating the number of common presentat the toe Angeles filsOw. It was soldthat these seinmen were gathered mainly!torn 11 Western teethe. with gelegetesekes Coaling from many Midwest State*.
The stowing of Cectl B. DeMille,movie Inset:One also received newspaperoefeiraerd. DeMille is rice-preaidnet ofShe 'Hollywood Quality Pletenat.parent company which will menterectunithe Hollywood Tallet-Tone end producethe eound motion picture film for thesesScreen pereonatittea and musical artistewere atarreet in brief TalkiaTone demon -aerations et 'the showing.
Movie MentionsOf Coin Machines
72/LIC813-211ARRIK Po- Nov. 30.-0010machine. in general ere getting numer-ous mantles* tram One enation picturebactustry. in two picture.* which prayedhere in the past meek machines ae In -
Coast OperatorsLaud Sky Fighter
LON° ISLAND CITY. 27. Y Nev. 20-Rabin, president of Interne.tenant Ilutosoope Reel Company. Inc..repeats an his astern from the WesternCoin Machine Show that operators enddistributor* On the Cemit. are name en-thUsinetic than over about Sky Fighter,Mutoscopee anthaireeett machine gun.
"In nine of the fact that we've' alreadyaUrpaased our higher swine records."says Rablen. "there Is every indicationthat Sky Fighter is lure starting toclimb. Operating profile from SkyFighter leave teem ao prod that I Cokedfainweel ne actual toilette= reefed*.
"Undoubtedly the timelines* of SkyFighter and the feet that it offer; In-comparable thralls to the player. phi. itstremendous advantage of small floorspace requirements, era -cent for Its can-'Mutat suceeas. Sky Pliditee Is trulythe operators' gun because As big profit.continue in a long, caralatent tun ofearnings on locations-
"Bky je,ghter is also the gun meatdemanded by location owners, becausethe best rind busiest tocations must*epicene every posraisie nickel out otevery inch of Hoar space. Sky Fighterla the perfect cheer* because It takesonly the nrialleat floor space and take.In the most money."
eluded In the scenes end help the Oen-tisitaty along.
In Meetly Tempted Hugh Herbert lashown playing a trick on a, eervice man -Herbert declares that the machine willgive the, Jackpot setter *beat 10 nickelsare inserted- He stays at his pocketbilliards game and keeps tab oil thenickels put Into the machthe by usingthe overhead billiard socere wire, When Ithits the 10th nickel he tricks the playerinto thinking the Latter's coat Is on fire.=elite over to the reisehlar. and hits theJack -Pot.
Penni* O'Keefe Is sheen playingbelt machine In a mite somewhere In the011 flehee of Meet*.
Paramount Pictures uses the bell mathine motif tei Pe now -campaign ma-teriel, snows the machine hitting thejackpot with three seals of the Pant -mount Pictures revealed and gold coin -aiming out.
In the picture They Dee= et NightRomeo Barns is pictured an a truthdriver who la an order= devotee cif thepinball re...chimes at the hot-dog Mande,an his mete,
Detroit. BusinessPicture Good forCoin Machine Men
DETROTr, Nov 30.-Vending nexchl.n.ebasinefe *roiled DeLeon has 'Mown a.pick-up. seedding to operators later -viewed within the past month, with thetendency most market!, in cigarette andnut venders, Part of this N neionnal.became) et the taunt pick-up in pennyvendee ea the School sesame Rein underWay and youngsters spend considerabletime in the iambi -entered seine bowls.Reeettitug of the tax situation otter lastfeatnnacfrh changes hem brought cigarettebut:lma about up co normal or better.
Music machines ternaln the remade=Of the local Industry, with more operable.branching out into thee field end manyat the eatablialsed men going ahead withincreasing their Matte*.
Report* of $0051100 trouble are negligt-Me. largely theta the efforts er the madeoperator.' aesonstion. There still appearsto be nom for a number of furthermachine placements_ One conditionthat has developed Is the dleappeaunneoof smaller operators to some eattnt.1110 men with a bolt dozen machine,seem to have been cineouraged, or eh.*to have gractustel info the bigger elatewith two or threw daub meal:mem anthat the avernge Investment of eachoperator la markedly increasing. lead --ea In raultala Canteen.; remains SUMS,with the various syaterna ell selling wellen novelty appeal as well an On streightsake
Muchpe enterest in noted amount opera-tor, who have Inquired repeatedly *betathe movie finiellinei, but actual place.men; In the territory appears to be alldespite the activate' of one company,
Among anumeeneet machine*. tie earl -types of gun. keep the lead -
Development mead of the newer gamemachine* with animated Ogees appear-ng m men-stendardieed and possibly
experimental models-.
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REGISTER NOW
1941 COIN MACHINE SHOW
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IMP14111W ONLY
SIX for 56000100'= SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDEARL REYNOLDS DISTR. CO.
4116 Lire Oak St. - Dallas, Tea.
64 The Billboard AIM:SEMI:NT MACHINES (MUSIC) Dr.rr rri her 7, 1940
Milwaukee Music Men See.Benefits CompetitionLocations learning that op-erators should have fairrote for music services
mumnomat, Nov. 30.-The eppear-&nos of a story on tetepbocie musics in-sliallettens to Tae masmatee JournalINovemtee caused comrades:eta* die-curaloo among phonograph operators asto the effect* of telephone rouse? ontheir operations. The oremensess ofOpinion anion, the pioneer music owe -tote is that such truitelletterel Will greatlybenettt muses operators by teaching lo -Malaria today that mule service, retitleCOM money. Locations will be morewilling to give the phonograph operatorceMpideratlen in the future. many ofthem say.
If is esthrested that:there ate possibly60 locations In Milwaukee that hneetelephone mimeo installations. The firstInstellatien wee made shoot five roontimago and some locate:sae have proved 1.0be Ilepretiteble for a continuance of thenervier., so they KIWIS to athistlardphonograph service.
One Local operator glees Ms reveler forregarding the telephone MUSIC hook-upswith laver Sc follows: "They have hada good moral effect on the businees Inhelping to Mitietnee the tavern keeperor hotel men that something realm betaken tint ter coat of operations beforeany profits can be pocketed.
-Timone keeper. tastelling the tele-phone Fuck -tips have comp to learn thatthe telephone company will hold themto IN guarantee and that they must paythat itumranIte or Mae out cemes theeirmice-'
The phew) compenea guarantee onthin hookup metes Dorn 015 to 010 perweek, a la mele ttetted. with the MUMprewalling In downtown epota where anumber of the machines are opcoacarswithin a more oencentieted nem.
Many operators say that some leciftlemehay* been clemeaultne es much se 00 percent of the gross from phonoeraphs andthat, clue to competition, wine operatorsbare been paying this high rate. Outwith the telephone Nerther the bigger
Editorial HailsOld -Time Songs
CHICAGO. Nor. 3e-A straw in theWM.4 of public opinion of tetereat to mu-ele machine openitore appeared in aneditorial of The Chfcatro Dater Ttellef No-vembee 25. eetteentleIr the latest selee.thin for the Hall of Ferrer and the oldMerge wblete are America* folk songs.Under the editorial heading "Slag Methe Old fecinge--.- the edttoelel MOM
'-The quinquennial electron to theHall of Tame Wee held the other dayMed Whom did the Celtege of Fleeter*choose. in this year od peril, to grewthe collemetted hell? A greet ntatewtan?Heroes of bygone wars/ A great generalor admiral/
"Ho, they picked only Stephen CollinsPoster. Welter of the tenderest. gentlestballade In American music. They crimehim instead of Tom Paine, the greatwrite: and philesoplice of our demo-n -MN remetutiorn. Inetead of GeorgeRogers Clark or team Ihmeton oe Stone-wall emit:son of Johnny Jay. They chosethe *tither of My OW Kmatecter !tonneLlUtiild IV the author of the Star-37pentoteet Banner.
.'riot many persona. > a think. willquarrel with that choler, In a Mine of*Mese the Md. tender forage teeome more
fr7rathin ever. The voices of eerier-youthinmen training le defend the
nation will swell more altenely and moreOften with Old Mach Jot, Old Polkaet Rome, Jeannie With the Jrlpht amenOahe and 0 Studiftft4 than with The ree.taApotio7 sour, or Anchors AleePfil
"Stephen Posters eines repreeent thetrue Amerire It Is altogether Mengthat he Mimed be honoree this mare
locations istme kern they cannot dictateterma. Moat contend that the out tothe spot on pleretogreptis should not ranmore than 33 per cent and that the ep-trator who givm a higher there le losingmoney it 1w gives honest comelier:MUMto his Poet of servicing the machine.
The competitive fsetee in the phono-graph field tit Milwaukee hes beeorne In-erearengly greater. Where there wereperhaps five operaters some flee yearsago there are today more then 60 In thecity and county. As the number enter-ing the field has Incremed Um percent -arm to 'mention* has also increment.
In the face of this !Mulatto= variousof the older operators have looked withfavor on the Inception of the telephoneMUSIC hook-up stem they feel It will helpto educate the tavern keeper that thereIs a rightful cost associated with theservicing of the phonographs and thatthe operator is entitled to a fele per-centage on the mad:deals [nee to coverhis services..
Spotlit that have dropped the telephonemusic hook-up and that have returned tothe menthol phonograph have dome amIt I. said, because they did not. like theterms of the telephone Compeers weeklyguarantee,
Altho the phonograph Moines. hasbeen extremely epotty during the pastMe months in this area, most operatorslook fee an Improrement Miring thecoming sex months. They point to theMillions being spent for Memo. 4.1><I theconsequent Impererectlent In pay rolls ap-parent In Milwaukee, ea a testa for theircontention of better Meanest. to Comm.
PitilaNtphiaPHILADELPII IA. Nov. 30. --The buying
emeon is on among the elude inaehlneoperator., with the dteributote out-doing thcensetera to attract the trade,considering that tise operators have
HMV HAMSerieGng.V, ha/MY as orders pee in for Tentrieter Colonial reedel.pitta ono dernenstration of the ems ITI/agei far the benefit of District MOraSperPitt Sya 0,0 Inetergrets reports that sates of the emery stirred pecerefeeptiare ahead of eepeeterioes. The Colonial model ft destined to herefortee scabitemisAftees of iha itnert hotels, clubs, trIMILMort, and similar emotions.
pledged to spend 20 per coat of the Mategoing mare profits for new equipment.Interest is centered meetly on wall bootee
Rtephen W. Tbeh end Harold le Irwinhem organized the Rittman Musec Com-pany. with ofticte established at 1110Seem= Street.
Cab Calloway Is another of the visitingbandleader& handing out test sincerebouquets to the tousle machine Industry.
Music Operators Vote onTop Tunes and Orchestras
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.- Under theampler,' of Coin Machine Doduateres, Inc.,sponsor of the 1041 Cele Machine Show,a poll I. being conducted to determinethe moat popular recording arid record-ing artist donee 1040.
Results of the operators' vole will beannonneed during the ohms' end meltablerommetion will be accorded the winners_TM. announcement win probably takeplace at one of the large g-etherir.gs due.Ing the thaw, which will be held at theHotel litherreon bane Jarreary 13 to lei1041.
Operator% are asked to list three re-Certhlege which have been most popularIn their territories during 1040 and. Inaddition. 1.bp three mold popular mem-d-ing artists or orchestras during the aerneperiod. To give further informationwhich will eterete poll judges to obtain
additional feet& the operator. are askedto Indicate the number of machines theyoperate and the motion of the seen:Melin Witch they are located.
In year peat there ha. been no or-nate poll as to the most popfaer reorred-lag end artist. In some years it wasfairly easy to wicerteisi these facts, viz.,the outstanding popularity of BeerSamet Pelee. Rewrote. In 1040 there Isa wide number of possible choices. Trueenough It fa that certain recordlnate andartiste steed Out, but because of semlinnet favorlthen or one or the other.anything can happen In the current poll.
A ballot appears below for all operator.*use. Thin should be mailed an soon aspossible to Coin Machine Department,The, Inflboard, 54 W. Randolph &Street,Chicago.
MAIL BALLOT TODAYTIllt RILLBOARD, 54 W. Randolph fittert. Chicago,Most popular recordings for Mete (upto December I) Its my territory were:
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Said the hi-tle-ho mauler dating an seInterview with Burn Davis over WDhbackstage from the Earle Theater:-Phonograph records hero been thegreatest advertising medium for barterduring the put there years. And thanksto the widemered popularity of the mu-sic machines, IS km. kept a band thatdidn't have comeriercLel oc seatelnleeLimo over the radio before the publiclk-cause of the music boxes now It onlybikes one record and It can make a
Jack Beretha. chief demo at DeersVending Company. bee Men made amember of the board of csavasmem(board of directors) of the PhiledelpeleVariety, representing the leading fermeeIn the amusement end allied industram
Following the lend taken by Da erretoilet pages, Lee Eilmeker. pubilther ofThe Paitadetprees Daily Nevi, devotedcolumn In his neenspapera November idissue advocating Um legalizing of a Statelottery, Felling the State Legleleturethat It's time the question be given mil -teas thought, Elimaker wrote: "The state-ment Want people must gamble, or willgamble In spite of everything, might becontorted an stretching a point. TMfoot remains. however, that no one hasever found a community In which gam -Wing In the tong run has not gone oil"
Pezineylvarilres Thanksgiving Day coNovember 20 found many recordingbands playing dances In town for thecollegiate set, making for perfect ate -inswith music maehlreer. Visiting bandsincluded Denny Goodman. Count Beale.and Bob Chaster.
Drink venders see being Introduced terthe Mat time In the local departmentMemo timed with lea coming of theusual throngs Of Christmas shoppers.Machines have first been pieced at ierfel-tenburgls and met Instantaneous famefrom both the sales:Mak rind shoppers.
Eddie Heller. of the Raymond RosenCompany. local VIcomentuebird reeveddletributem Upping off tho mute. me -chine operators to be prepared fee twooldies selected from the old-time nee.Another One of Vitae Things avid WhyPrete-MI/ Tommy Deraey will reeledthem
Peteereee records got another good metin the machines this week. Aral. Pinecoming Into testis In odronce for OreYCloreon, who is appearing currently atthe Dole Theater. and Interest renewedin his I Ara an Arne -Waft recording.
th,,ernher 7 19.11) AIM TCW111111101PT 1 Iik CIWIttellir 1 The BaThoard 65
gatte, Pa.WILICRS-BARREL Pa.. Nov. 3.0.-Mer
mit the debut of the Wurittiora newGehre eutornatle phomegreph, Beneterling Jr.,. Iota/ Wurlither dealer, putc.,. new mode; designed for the recceride lee typo of locations on displayit the Sterling Strike aboweroocas atReeky Olen Park. Mottele, Pa.
Among Hawse present were the follow-ig Pennsylvania operators:: A. P. O'DOrt-rell. Allentown: J. B. O'Donnell, Lenten:Ion IDePario. leloosio: Anthony Brutteo,Old William.. Pelt, es Eris Henna -dale Stanley BarcaskY, BaxletOrli JoetPherviish. Freeland; John Campbell,Ilarletem A.1. 74eDesIllatt. Smarstem Joegeldassarl. Scranton; John Deem Jr.,Forest City; S. A_ Gillette Wilkes-Barre:John Martin. Remick; Jahn Novena. Lu-cerne: Michael Ormll. Taylor; Al -theMagas Dupont.
I. D. Richards. operator in near -byTruekseille, Pa., le optic/1mM abeyat thesuture and predieta a definite lapwing Inthe gear future . . Theidelantily. Rich -w ere again won the door prise at theemi-monthly meeting of the localoperator.- .
While attempts are being made to re-cemnire the Meal operator* Into en as-toraetleas. there is nothing definite to ro-ma at the present time. However. mamaprogrtea is bring made on the matter.
gaitiknoteBAL7TMORII. hid Nov. 30.-A coin
nathine vender's paradise le the way theChoice Bonnets Center la referred toby local eteitamen. The bowling centerbee 30 coin machines on Ha two Aeons,
The large Goodyear serrice sitsitton onLearnt Royal Avenue la the largest userof coin machine* to Baltimore In theserdoe station tired. Than establishmentB equipped with eight machines in-cluding tee beverage dispeneing ma-Mame a eVarette vending machine. gummachine, a cisoklo vender, and two candymachines.
Disiwneers. Inc., la melting tepidtiles 10 1.114 Ireltelletletla of the PrIgl-Wink. Atmording to Victor Rubin. 40t4 the mechlnes bare been Installed inrecent weeks.
Rubin saki bowling lie are veil' fer-iae areas for beverage vending insehtnes,the bowlers it:Mlching their linnet at theexiwitine.
LONDON, Nov. 10 -Altho for some timegiving cause for anxiety, the health ofDick Ocoet hes considerably Improved andhe le now clear of the danger nine, Itwill be *erne time, the, before the doctorperants him to tel out and about. TheIllness was particularly unfortunate, ea -me-lee as it did so Mon after his removal tonew premises and reorganization of hiehotness to take the place of the old sas0-Mstton with Adiekes
Rejected on medical grounds for aeratorIn the sir force, Dave Intektittien carrlesan duty with the Auxiliary Flre Service.This, a part -these duty. deer hot Interferewith his continuing to run the *porthole!e stablished In a military center soon niterwar began- An a result of erieeny bomb-ing. Date's house ban been badly burned,but Byulle Sender. of Coln AmusementMachine Supply, was even teas fOrtlutate.A beenb demolished We home whleb. stoodright opposite( BuCkmen7s. PortuttatelySorrier and ills family had evacuated endao escaped personal harm.
While London sportlande contInne totake it on the chin, many of the provincialMons are doles good bustrwas. In theMe:mew of new machines, equipment ofF,e-eee vintage with careful servtring le.tending up to play reepalrentente very
1.7nitoteapous-9. PaulILINNZAPOLLS. Nor. 30.-With the
'Rasa and Flours Law now to effeet.coin machine distrtbutors le the TwinGram are making an effort to close theirratablletumenue eh day Saturday. At
fitment Jabbers are open Saturdaymorning.
allexteepolls Anitieenerat Games Aeso-cletion conducted It monthly blottingat the Sheridan focal here Tuesday (10)to chock on licenses of It. membershipand begin formulating plans for attend-ing the Cote Machine Show In ChicagoIn January. Twenty -[tsar operators werepresent, with Douglee Gleason, president,mending. 170 memberalilp discussedpall:ilea of operation, code of entice andpercentage arrangements with locations.Gleason is In charge of the arrangementsCommittee for Minneapolis operators' at..tee:dance at the Mileage mierosentiele.
Bad weather has put a damper onbusiness in the Twin Cities, Jobbers re-port_ Out-of-town operators are not get -Wes into town es often as they wouldlike to. Orders are being placed by tele-Warm* and telegram.
Bill (Sphinx) Cohen, of Silent Saleseceittnues to wax eloquent with the man-ner Its which Air Balder Is taking heldIn thla ecimMunIty. Rethelferts are com-ing In feat for the new 'Keeney nusetdr.e,which has all the earmarks of a ware -alms winner. emoreting to Mil Peacock.Gottlteb's stameamor to Gabe Star, hes ar-rived end is getting a fine reception fromoperators and locations alike.
Staffs of the Hy -O Gaines. Minneep-oils, and Amusement Clemens St. Paul.width are merging es of December 1, areup to Mein meek* tasking final erre:rigs-mente toe the eansolidallosn Lent -min -tile details are being ironed out prepare-tory to launching the new ownpetity asHy -G Amusement Company.
Pete Otts. Seeburg representative.drifted into the Twin City this week to
.1wItce and see bow things arc may -Dan Wong.
Ted Nell of Hell Premium Company,f3ayined, 211ihn.. operator, came to townto buy mounter games for her route.
Bill Ifatelerdad, the Cottonwood, Minn.,Operator, brought in three deer Atkins fortanning purposes.
Manny Levine. of Spin -O -Sales Com-pany, report. business on the upgrade_Spin -CI has opened new *Mom at Jack-sonville. Fla- where Sam Brooke is Incharge, and at Ban Praneimo, where r..1Burke clfrecta arrangements.
Word from Omer /Centel. Trupprnan,of Acme Novelty Company. is to the ef-fect that Imairseite la pretty good. althoDm weather la doing Its share to keeptales down.
Kelly Dietrich. of Cheeks.. Minn., cameto town this week to look over a few newgames-
Archie Isebeau, head of Lentran Nov-elty Sete.; Company. la gradually eetttogback to normal after hie recent seriousamielent and appearing at the oefileemore regularly. According to 24. L. :w-enn. of the firm. Isuainess has been good.with flat tope going at a feat clip. Ship -
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Toro Crosby. a Gopher Sales Company,Pr: nasal:, aftun end head of the Mtn-itenute Arourement Games Amociatien,a -is a Twin City vIAIG.xt the p.st fewdays.
Mayo Priebe. of Rochester,wouldn't take time out froat his leusitteasto run up to the Twlit Chita to place anorder. /netted be telephoned Sam lanai.
Oilman Hansen. ape -rater from St.
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J. P. SEEIWRG CORPORATIO4Pri JAMES AlaCtOWAN reports sinsmual salesrecce.** la Jiltell igen with. the Ore of his redline demonstrattoe room far StatburcrMush/ Systems fn cowpony with Mfke Kratse, of Alfas Automatic MinnieCompany, Detroit, Afefleetemi demonstrated Sceburp merle PICLellile, and equip-ment thrucart the Siete. Shown with the trailer d.-eionstrater, ref: to right,ore MeGesiters Kr-atm. and Barney Otecgarre. the last 'meted is arm of Ansa.
Peter, Minn., came to town thle week todo a. bit of shopping tor lits men machine route_
Another vet -or -town ccenman whoMine foie Minneapollsee.t. Paul thisweek on bwilriess was Letter Magee, atLittle Palls. Minn.
M. 1.1. (Doc) BerensOn. td MlneteeotaAmusement Machines Company. aflame*paha, rep-arta business has been tiejdtrieon In fate shape here with not muchmining until the convention and newenerchandlse Is on.
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o A COLUMN FOR PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS== By SAM HONICBERG
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News NotesLC:SCSI-ORD la back with Deceitjirtti5ttio pros anti Columbia, Ehrly
nest year he will begin a three-year con-tract and Trill record * minimum of 4BReins each year. , Bob Chester'.fieir weaned la Betty Saailley, who re -Minty left Johnny MeOre, . . A newparticipant on the Guy LotabartiO reeerdela Rose Marie Lombardo. his Miter. whomade her debut vccallsing Liitte Shepherdof My Dreams. :which the band recentlyreroMed for Deem. . thilverml la nowfilmtnif a new picture under the title SizWrens From. Madame La Zonga. wtthLupe Velez and Leon Drrot to leadingeeriest . . . Rddla Derange la Organisinga new band. He has rehiredCooper as stesallat. . Benny Carterhas signed a contract with Victor.
Munn MIller le negotiating with 20thCentury -Pox for a picture contract. lilola elated to be co-starred with Sonia. Rettigla her next fora. Another bandleader mon to be been on the screen In feature prOdUatkel It Rues Marken. whoWill appear in Paraineent'n The Story ofBedfo.. . Sonny Bathe, who used torecord for Columbia. Is now a Leader with-out a band. So. until Mt didiettitles areetraightermil out. he will spend his timearranging rovet. for Charles. Spivak. Maoa Cohimblu ser-Lat. - .ulil Darnell 1aanother addition tO the lint of Bob Chestervnealtsta. tie tooently parted companywith Al Koseiln. . . One Of the song-writers tor Rob Croat:nee RICO Matins".Lyra Make. Marie. which baa Nat beenCompleted, is Dick Robertron. Deceitmember. Re penned You Forgot AboutNC.
Maureen Walker has replaced Jesra Par -nay as VeSallit for Horace Iteldt. Shewill be heard an the Pod C Geld prOgrant-. Tiny Rill thrived Teo -Tots TessfeFrom Tennessee on records, ptliallabed byMilbs Id yenta ago, Chico Marx. ofthe Marx Brothers, is in New York or-gamin:nit n band and talking deals withretertling coninardos. Ventura won't getunder way before apeing, however, Mimehe la under contract with Paramount todo another picture., Johnny Greenla the et:itemiser of Gentlemen, songfrom the Max Baer murlord Whtth Openson llircadteny Deorenber ld.
.Theater Entertainment
OrLIBNELSON and I/Mr:et ibUlard.
euerantly on A vaudeville theatertour_ devote the dual! of their allow toa prodiaction number tatted Juke -Bon
Medley. In clever lyrica. 14v1-,4, goers onto my that tamale machines phase -everytypo of patron with every type of antaicklnumber and, Re background, hie bandplays bita from currant bite and a Mullinof hie entertainera--vocallat Hole AnnaSteven.. and Sylvia Shure, of the danceteam HarDs and Shore-portray musterhex hula dancing to the latent tunes,Nelson.in currently at the Strand. NewYork, filling a four -week that:oft:MIMI:IL
From a Denver OperatorRRes"ItkiiIER, youthful Denver operator
.1.M. boa many locations near highatheists and endive. says that a Othainghit tune will prove popular in these lora-tents as long as two mouths before be-coming popular anywhere She. He clamsthat the kids immediately brand a tunea hit Oe a Joann) and lama le **Warn ahappy medium. Highly favored in Denvertoday are rumba. arid conga,, with XavierCugat on top of the crop. For populardative tunes Tommy Denney herds a highposition, according to Reuter.
This and That1,11/1.. BARrit has Mx new WAN in his
=Weal All In gun, which coca intothe Mainitle. New York. Christmas work.They are nailing Along in a reciter, LA.1.3,troy. rest Raw Here grefihra With Lore,Where Can l Go From Yoe?, MorningAfter, 01 a Fenn. and Your Town- . .
Columbia hie revived Johnny Laanretheme song, Jar: Ares That. under the°kelt label. lie recorded It two yearn agofor Voesitcm. . Trios Deroctrirdee.bead of Victor's foreign record depart-ment who recently returned from a awingthru the lelidarat, says that Lattice In abig favorite in locations, . . , Columblabee issued the second four-mond albumOf gay V00 eabge. featuring Beatrice /Lay.The Pent one proved very popular,All recording COltilimile* are promotingnew and Old Chrletznas records. SilentNlyht still rants top poaltaon. Judgingby the promotions piece*.
Territorial FavoritesVOLLOWTSTO in a hat of reports from
operators In MAMA* Meath. of thecountry who have mentioned *attain andretOrtit an local fatoritea. In addition tothe national lenders listed In the RecordBuying Outdo.
THE TURF CLIIIt. CHICAGO, features Keeney rernoft control icefi bores.Installed by the Century hub Company, the welt bores have been. ralyeetatbhifor irscrearAs tin seurie revenue, it ta spatted,
(MUSIC) December 7, 1940
HAND I.SADICR ciructr F0t,TEtt iota a guest of the recent cern emotionaitatrtep at the Manlove Hetet Lam Angeles. lie stopped in at the mit, chreeeeplant before going on to Hie Coast. He nentatly was signed to make records.
INDIANAPOLIS:Bad Humor Mae. Kay Ryser.
One of the rioreltim used in his latestpicture. Yeli'd Find Our. is producinggood result. here, due to the exploitationgiven the Dim. Opmatora are not wast-ing time getting it on their machines.Another Ryser tune riding along on M.new wave or popularity Is He's My Uncle,also a novelty.PORTLAND1Java Pea. Irk Spot*
A Recut that Is typical Of thin record-ing act. one of the most popular on mustsmschtne.. Loma opetatOra are giving itprominence due to the groat popularity
no by the other Ink elan recorda,thief among them being Maybe_ OtherInk Spots tunes going big In this areaMOW. We There said Ro I Worry?DENVER:A Nightingale Sang. Ray Noble.
Noble is picking up a nice followingaround here, hte band having been beardregularly over the radio networks for thelest beVerat menthe from the Palmer
Chicago. where lie has been head-lining with hi. band. Ins innate ia nom-mercial and Ma arrangerrusit of theabove -mentioned acne La well Malted torthe better munic machine locations, ac-cording to operators.LOUISVILLE. KY.:And Se Do I. Jimmy Dorsey
Thin band has roomed In popularity.net In the Ibsen. Where It played itsmart lengthy engagement*, but alannationalty, due to the increased patron-age on music machine.. His idyl., OSmusic CS well Liked and a generous ampleof Lt to represented on thin recording. Afeatured attraction with the band andcustomers la hia WSW:1M Holm CriCon-nell.BOSTON:Soren Beers WM, the Wrong Weinman.Tommy Tisane.
Coon ta,trif novelty that ant originallypicked up by hillntity outtita and latelyhas been adopted by popular band leaderswho have been ptsytus, It with amusingmunient tttntminge, Tommy Ttackar's hy-pes.] here is high.
WINNIPEG. MAN., CAN.1Drink the Barrel Dry. Bill Boyd.
A hillbilly Item that In the ammo ofmoth merrtrvient In local taverns threedays_ It la a relief from POP rod patriotictunea and euMentiers play it Just for thefun at It. Ernie mUneze, tending WinnipegOperator, Mato. that It Is Saint; unusuallybig in hie It:Cations.
Radio's Leading Songs'INE1113 following is a comparative lutI of manta broadcast mast often dim4 the 'neck ended November 20 and the.ex before, ended 2Covernber 22. Themgt are those beard over the networksal Misting crew York stations. List
based on information auppiled byAccurate Reporting Service.
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?MU' YORK. Nev. 20-Atine PatesCompany. phonograph remodeling firm.has bonante =Morn distrtbutor for thewail organ and teener wall organ speak-er. of the Reliable Specialty Company.Cleveland.
Sam Sachs, president of Acme. Mutts"Them apeakere are the :timer, were yetseen. We believe that every Eastern Op-erator will agree with us that they arebound to add to the AM-active:me. ofeach Meath= and will help him relataiceatione. Location own -era will praisehim for Lostalling such bmiatiluiapeakres.
^Wo want Eastern operator. to get intench with 115 immediately eo that siecan telt them all about the wall mamaand corner wall organ sposkere,'"
Willies -Rave, Pa.VittLICEIS - HABIL& Pa, Nov. 30 -
Eiteralkg Service. distributor for Wier.Inner. haw a terms encored iA the MoonsBowling League.
Another to -operative ad was placid inthe near -by Hazleton papers by alartia'sCigarette Iliervioe. Ot billmeravalla. Pa- endthe A. M. Distributing Company. eperatora of music time:nu:ea, in connec-tion with the opening of Roalialt.a Barand Ordl lit Basitetora.
A record dealer in near -by lilootrubmrt.Pit helps his record mite by weekly antD the newspapers plugging the beat *ell -era of the week.
Central office revenue or the Depart-ment of Public Safety of near -by !Mitreban, pa, h..4 larremod by more than310,000 over the year -of lid*, with pra,ticallir all of the Menem being attrib-uted to the receipt.. from the city's latestform of income-axes on the hundred.Of pinball machines and naltannItiOphonograph..
Pa. IncorporationILANALSBURO, Pa, Noe. so.-a State
charter has been Issued to HarrisburgInc-.Botindles. 29 South Third Street.
The firm, organised by Lots P- Boralitiara Ann Pry, and Maurice Tone. wdeal In maohinen and equipment cspabhor producing sound and Visite{ enter.tabornent, is capitalized at, 33.000.
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CAS CALLOWAY IOkeh)Chicken Ain't ?talkies' Hut a Mrd-
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A prOtialeang Mho. on the A aide,seers out Into forced and thaerfOrekett attempt to Infect a new note intoso ordinary waling Man. The Wen leek*-,e. i.e. which might be overlooked if It
tunny, but al-sunsemesr withoutanelm makes poor Ihrernitse. Cats Ulan
voeally, but the ireing lust collapsestarn. Plittuarante is nothing un-despite good playing Ind ranging.
Ur latter agent by Canawny,'ACK LEONARD (Dials)A Starlit:score gong in Berkeley Square-V. t Henn Mention Four Narar-V.
A really expert and highly Its -tenableweal disk comes tram this singer who.sner a hod matt na. n veto recordingargot last summer, has ',howl's linprove-eent in +welt anooredtng piatter. Leon. -ma's rotas quality Hilda Ito tutleat ex.prolots In tem fine seems here. withationon VOW. Name tint PS well karmaL i J. companion but having the meritto eel there eventually. Ray Bloch*taterang auppilies the final smooth...a.rolue 10 0. much better than average,Deal Is -oast.HARRY NORLICK IDoccalSt.phen Foater afetediew. l.'s:Diana 2-isourneeril Album,
'floras* and the Dacca astern Cell...satetorn out some of the 'malarial Postersbetter Mini bourn_ maven nun* jeeateW U. the Light Heelers Hale Mit OldKentucky Nome. aid amok Joe, Siasie.A7Rime, and OW. Seven',. The *atm ad.helases In Vela Ian In Dena's, previousPattiT grotliiingi ere *bylawa. Ohiotaught beenum of the composer, thealbum itself won't let down the mostardent Poster fan In its munleally forth.nth% Interpretation Of them perennial..FldMIE 1.1.1hICEFORD (Columba)1: : Wenie-PT, VC, You Ain't No.rein- FT; VC.
iTopold Wive* oridiraleo 01 baling ote at-tempt lit norther a -Tinker ot-Taakci inlyric Mien, but it's herd to see it ...mosKr K. rainessfulty Da that 031e. Vanes -ford and the band do well by it, buttheir <alerta ere mlinininel by the weakmeal of the Dandridge allstera stioSat,Celina ta mein that one ward out ofthree M tnteltlglble. Reverse in better.When a hand Ls as mueteally fine aslino.. -n Men the brim prawn en eount-leas intim-At:a a /knot to hare It ironeddown vocntly,KIRBY STRNE (Dacca/M"''t Siena --W; VC. Danny Hosi-FT.
!Mean Mayer inteteal bete lies In theIseand Otte. which Ls the Byrne bandaradio signature. That ought to swill thetent volume, Lamamuch as Bobby beehad Drawn air time since the beginningse last etiranin-, rant there will be thoseisles will be Wad to avail themselves oftile oppectuisIty of getting a pcsmanalat
Veralon of hie trantlatelie en Bids brawl-Cul theme. Companion piece is et itICebut not very interestingly deny mann.nunnt the -quarter time number.ELLA FITZGERALD 1Decca)
lt-F-FT: VC -Tea Thlil4T...--FT.dehvers another Of her
fine Minn pmformar_cer: with the A MilooQ this disk_ A good bluer. Mean. an at-irrietsee title. a lyric that limn up to it.and Elia to sing it combine to make aastable item weft worth the price. Thinaide la lie per rent vocal. while the pint-.lerrnate oefere the Contrast of nowarbled wont at nil. As an instrumentaleffort_ ten -ever. itb just another awingthing.KENNY BAKER IVIetorIYoe stud Your Kiss-V. Three I Go-V.
Baker tends ids tenor voice to a JennieKern-Donany Plaids ballad irons It faith-noming picture, 0** NfgIif in thern,P,re. that may be one of the moatiseaptdnr sailite of the winter, You endyour Kiss le lb typically melodic. Kernfashion. and Baker endows It with hiecuctomary axeeltent warbling. thus rnsk-IhR for Pertnetten In both sane and de.nitration, "theater is the popular Bailbland, in...wise done writ here.WAYNE KING WitteriVolt Welk Ity-PT. Cloodnight. Mother-PT.
Taken In Kama. tints] math :subdued.istriliZtaand-reerla,atyle, atihns makeell tight Ileinatair it the listener Suittoo concerned about danceable hit andscoraig virtu...My. Ring vets his fiddlersmanly. and ht* ail amareh and proper.but neither aide In very tanning,FRANKIE MASTERS 'MehlDe's Its' Untie..P.T. VC. Down In Ton-ic:ma intimie ffa the Land of .19fack..,,i-FT: VC.
The second side Item la *bent the neatsalute to the approaching Christmasnan-o n tram a pop dunce hand, andmakes a good enough Iced -Mil itarA forIts type. Eeseutt.il a ditty for theyotmgatets-and not too brilliant en ethasten for them-It's given a light.bouncy treatment by the band, and by1.{.0.0,01, and the Mastern Veleee our theshoal. The pantette number on aide Ato alto to Prenklen tenable style.GLORIA JEAN fLleceatA !Artie Pet of Herren /Sum They CanIt inland J-V. Alter Eery Reinsteem-V.
Voting Mho Jean. Unlvensal Pict/arm'new adolescent box-office threat nowthat Deanna Dearein haa grown towoman's ,state. disk* two of lave congatrain her current fihn that beans thelame title. as sine A here_ Aitho theyoungster has morn degree. of 'Modahillty, elle la stall. Judging from theseaide:, very tar from being an eetean.plinked saawat0. The, teMed reveals aatightly self-conscious wanner thatdos-an't help a high, childish voice Widthsounds. tspnn too Mire of Itself, Pram the
AN L`NLrSUAL SEEHURG INSTALLAVON of remote tenure.' carespin.thr iseh this plan, of Ili. Peekseey Tavern, tirankee_ :mutated by theifireankte Corn Harerne Compeer- the vaunt.- *mien upped meat" rreelptaconattieralsItr, according to ardiroarceo COW.* head. Sam London.
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MANAGER HARRY att.vtAitiztecs, W. tl. tioueul, nagabrooch offiee. neon", that leinthus reset/re raatftei mi-ale dpstrnas arebeing inttoLled to some of the best feeet(and 45 Monroe City- rise lire. di-2,-tetbutet music rhaelanar nod ticriiimmeht in Kansas Cate and St. ainia
commercial angle, the caret:elation auxinlien am apparent. with resultant mienthat MARIA to cover up the *Math de.itclenelea.
KATE SMITH iCelonigbis>A tilfghtIngule Sane fn iffrkefely Square-V. Tato Zuctlina
Atlas Smith come,/ out with her Pratrecording 10 is number of wrekr, choonsmg toe it two of the mote popular belledtunes of the moartent. Bath are done Inthin smooth %Unger& mbaannary pealtnedInanntsr, and the Malaita fever hinstoweelreententaniy uncut her material Isteo. nttelperennially upon Seliaa E41311th. Will nodoubt ring the miles bell for these aides,GLENN MILLER Illlwebird)Do Vu., Hama Whpt -FM VC. Isn't ThatJade Like L cf-FrI VG,
The two leading them from the Jackllatirly-Pred Allen Paramount picture.tsar Thy Nelpfibor, are the beck -to -backearatihation from Miller title week, withthe band doing its expected Jabot properinterprehition. Send. sock tempte, lullbeard, the Mater needs, and Ray Eberleand ,luck Lathrop for the A end B mealeitorneen, reapectively. make anotherMiner clink that Isn't going to hum anytrouble haling_SAMMY KAYE 'Web:10feamerrhere-PT; VC, Adr-Adi-attata -PT; VC,
A straight ballad and a ditty thatround. Auspiciously like that bit ofAnother riethou. 71-P1-1-61, come fromKaye as Ms oceond release under his newVictor mittmet The bend* treatmentIn as Wont. with Tommy Ryan ratinga bow COL both nails, backed on thesecond by the Three Kadeta 'Menaa nice -lift to MU vocal chorus. and goodbend latching in a sontisnsf-the-beaslat
AL DONAHUE rOksiglAsvirtensetty onF.:lipase-PT; VC. TooMeth Lon-Pla VC.
Dom:Miele smart tbrilinsa make themtwo numbers, sound better and More r.p.-pc-allits titan they actually air.cased in attractive arrangement., and artto toehapping tempest they taskeeqSinily nine hatentng Ca dancing. withD ee Keating rounding out the picturewith a pair of otpsole meal pmentam,McFARLAND TWINS fOlealk)When Paddy AtoGIssty Plays the fracas-PT VC. What'll I Do tf I Marry aS ett:Hee-PT; VC.
The MOW:ands step out of their tonalgroove of offering at least caw glee clubAldo by waxing two PlOveltlgt. Olt the men..platter. The band known how to extractn Lot from throw like thin. and even thaIt hasn't a great dent to wont with here_it manages to present a fairly high de-&rec of listenabLItty rantsour- Vocals orewell done.HORACE HEIDT Kelumbial
Jot Wild About Harry-PP VC.The Three Trees-Novelty.: VC,
A lot of numbers are loosely termednovelties. but Whit door outs' here that Lastrictly a novelty and nothing else. TheMot"' of the there tree& the rabbit_ andthe hunter-with musical Interpolatinne-ix an aid one, and a peculiar one far ahand, even a band whose toete in enter-tainment rather than dauceability. to'record. It'. told won enough here, butthe whole thing seonss slightly infantile.
particularly ranee, It was done tongue-in-cheek. the satire Mel npparent. Reversehas a nice vocal by the La Aim amterwpine the usual fon Heidi Interpretation.RAY KINNEY atoms,'innion/-1,1: VC. ifoudtra Charms-PT:VC.
One of Ktmery's weaker grass -skirtedceatts that offer. none Of the enarmfound in warm at lin better recordingsOf this type of number. Both sides arouninteresting, with no seneird tat Ofdistinction.BOB CROSBY (Drees',Dc. You ifs on, Wn tnn. /tea ThatJur/ Like Loter-PT: VC.
Yet a swing Liana tie unwed Mrhythm as the Crosby crew. there's Snurproang Inch of that commodity on theA aide here. The mallet, danceable tempoexpected from an or% of this type. even00 atralght ballade. b compleurentymiming on thin olde.ritho the coneliticatIs remedied a hit oh the faster rhythmon snee Ls, Titsern not is great neatalong any lines to recuenallend thladouble.
FATS WALLER lerwebirdlrim 0- tins Soil ,4 413- NO -Mg Sbpat....ritVC. Moe Eye's --PT, VC,
Weiler Wean bonne very pretty plan.*On the lint Mde. and :idle to the getter.ally good imprentan with 6.1,111P. Of hietypical vocal nutpeetring* 14, -en. eideIs likewise geed. placed In an es:toren:onlynine- tempo. blaze Weller sngb-provokiag toucher. are an display on thinaide fat won.HENRY BUSSE faeces)Noun Wig Muer-FT; VC. lre you-heft-PT.
Shuffle rhythm In the expert HUMPstyle le abundant here. plus_ of commisthe maestro's trumpet, which snakes It afield .Lay for thi haul's admirers. Haunt.fey Hinea In wattle:ma has the virtue ofto good Mum Mettle. Risme reacods coma
surly orennstathelly, Ind when thatdo 1,:ity're nice enonllb lobs_ Mita ono-te no exception.WALTER CROSS rIlluelr641Cr.tp9 Weepy-Plano solo. Zonprovtaa-Man In Seteral Mega-Piano robs.
Pthst MR in, to quote the Label, "abremte.woagle study." Technics:illy. MbSoehtr-let-the-bar rhythm. but Ito am-Mnaus pattern and COSIBSIOILIA minting tobur s her pupil In the mluset of musicalinesternlem egg-srspe the time boogies.weenie spirit that Most tamed impalaevil expect reran the label. It's undoubt-edly fine pbanisticx but eight -bastriettlun is tricky enough arlthatit awingtricked Up any more. allymer Ls anotherDase original. executed in his at thinebrlialant, .it ether timat ton rnisthlthetechnic.TONY PASTOR Ililtiebird)Tore of My E.C.--FT. VC. Zera DrownThis Owe oor-f-r, Vet.
Major long from the forthcomingArtie Shaw movie, Second Chorea lagime: Is waxing bort by oria of the stellaralumni or the old Shaw hand P.2,4tordees well lay bis farmer base to fikeIngLore es My Vic full bodied treatment,the ensemble and -1,-.ny'e Ass L1311Fit nicewort. Reverse. is sinSliarty mai *Me.corn if the lyrics are inallemItitIllrelYMane, and Way iltslent handling ofMorn doesn't do mach to hide the tact.
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PAUL TARTAGLIA. head of ensitity Ventifile Compeny. Part Chmster, Al. T..and his fine sons, who operate ono of this iarpert ohs:tura:map/6 routes to the Sett.The &other started each of the bogs fn the O14,19.032 on his Jan birthday. Leftto Mph!: Joe, Pant Jr.. LOactl, Pool Sr., Sake, end Jahn Tarropths.
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With potailistlitkei that the centsiry-old Fair Grounds may yet be saved forhorse racing. nttarire of the Vieux Cerratold frowners) are IncreniOng theirtempo with influx of tone of thousandsOf Northern slaltitra, and with the al-most Certain return soon of manybanned games the winter has a muchbrighter outlook_ New Orleans in aimbe-tient:mg from defense program spend-ing. Higher prices of late for osteon.
and lumber Insure a fair returnfor thousands employed In allied indus-tries In thin area. Marty 'timbre Millsare now working 24 haunt a (Ley In anattempt to catch up on heaviest back-logs In yaki.rs.
Charlie Snyder. factory antra rePoosen-teller of the Milts Noratty Company.spent three elnyn In New Wrens lastweek coning on scipinIntastres. Snyderreports that the big Milts plant tis op-erating full schedule to keep up withthe crowing demand for Mine bells andvending machines and Empress nodThrone of Music phonographs. lleJumped to Texan from here.
Back from on CorteltAIVO trip thruBast Terns, North ILOULZIAna, anti Arkan-sas, R. N. bteCormick. Southern salesmanager -for Deers Distributing Cor-poration. finds an ever-increardng de-mand for popular recordings, especiallyefforts of RIM; Crosby, Bob Crosby. andG lenn Grim With the first appearanceIn this city of Bobby Byrne and hisoak at the Wile ROOM of the RooseveltHotel. focal demand for retooling* ofthin ork leader has jumped suddenly.Mao reporter. Louis AroutrongheBlues is a local hit along with Tes JimLewis. Steers Seers With the WrOnpWomen.
The lint showing in the South of theaudio-visual machine. Phonorision. at-tracted many motile operettas to theRooeorelt 1104C1 this week. The rnstetinoRAE demonstrated first to n prem. antli-ering Monday 1281 by Manny Tractors.Thiladelphis. and Edward MOON.. NOWYork. officials of the Pitanortalon Cor-poration of America.
F4 Rodriguez, head of the AnserlethColn Machin.) Company, annotancee theopening of new offices at 818 CarcouleletStreet Minultanroudy with his statementthat be has been named distributor herefor the R. C. Evens Ten Strike bowlinggame, Rodriguez reports a brink demandfor the machine.
Charles Wicker. general manager of theJ. If Pews Naretty Company, recentlygranted catenate:in Of dietributlan of
NEW ORLF.ANS, Nor. 30.-Followingthe disastrous floods of last Augnstarse wide areas of Boat 1,022.11 and West-ern Lout&lana, these came sections Canweek wore 11410.12 visited by torrents ofrain that reached dolly avenges of tO to13 Inches and mused further setbacksto bushiest conditions. En this lisione-ctlisto area. however, coin machine oper-ators are beginning to benefit fromcolder weather that keeps entertain-ment seekers Indoor* and playing themachines on location in spare Woo. NewOrleans louts forward to early resump-tion of nourity and non-sutornatioprunes, as the city fathers look towardthe coin rnaChine Iratuntry no one tealto replenish a ftttened communitytreasury by allowing Immediate return Oflegs' games.
Wurtlizer phonographs ire North Lenin -tone, has returned from n week's trigsluts the, new territory, where he foundannals operators Wurilteironir-ded.
!.oral coin wirogelno people are extend.tog best withea to August Catanzaro, ofthe Peres Novelty Company, on the ereof his Wedding Sunday (I) to RoanCamporn. of this city.
Dixie Coln Moththe Company reportsA good demand from outlying motion*for Mills 3-6 and 2-6 Chrome belle wadfor 3.10 Cherry bolts. Many rural oper-ator]. base been coming to town slaw.toil -November to add equipment to meetthe trteresong patronage that hale comewith better to:storm. conditions overwide areas of Seat Louisiana.
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to New Iberia. La.. is going Ousel atrapid pace Installing new Socburgphonographa In. locations In Baton Rcelge.The new Serinirc musts systems are De-los highly praised by the arra brads.
Southern Distributing Company. LittleReek, Ark- has been Incoirsonted letthat State. with capital Mock tinted at58.100 paid In. Eneorporators. are C. A.Comp and Seamless Wilson. formerlyof Memphis, Tenn_ and 'Me° D. AliciaJr., Little Rock- The firm Mtn Its bust -SUSS as distributing of coin-opi-mted=schizos.
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ter ecithmees here. COlteetteine have beenholding up, white new equtpment erre,cm- et dialettrutora. office* 4 getting apeel play. With entiettlees ea they are.IL Is may to .co why no lunch talk In oatheeieles these deers revolvea arourid thecar=ing convention. Many ecerimen hereahO haven't teed the Sheen...* exhibithalls Bs years are pinioning to take Enthe show this year.
.AllOtileD THE TOWN .
Plenty of out-of-tmen cowmen are re.weed due here aeon- Ray Moloney. ofBelly. mid Pat Buckley, of BeleMoy Mu-sle System. 1nc.. head the net of expectedierivalls from Chicks% while Meyer Mee.e n* of Markepp. la expected hero BarnCleveland. . . Among visitors here this
I went a -ere E. 0. Likens. Columen. trend-nues repreeentetive from WashInglon.Likens it one of the oldest merehithellee0:craters In the busthena While betehe showee the bey. oome toteign palliateCampo done up in cellophane tubeewhich he is using in hell gam and bulkmereheitietee tenders Instead of charms.-They outsell charrna," he e way*. ^a.e.tt thefeeey thing to thee they appeal tomognewl se much ea to the kids:-tee Paul. EnsGrunter* ace extent:an. fe-weed dangerously III a. Set realm ago, leat the toa.d to recovery. . . At Stith:A-WL:tr. of roughtempi.. N. T., came thenDot ear operation okeb and L resting atNew York IfespitaL Sam KreaMire,Mac Bons a trip. el/414M that all the See -burg diatribe he visited were placingmere orders for new equipment,
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in the George Pioneer New York office, laall set to march down the *WO DtO0171-6-r Ire With LOU Devae . . ChaneyNem who trevels the Northeast tern-ary for George Saks' Superior 841e4.-bairda, spent the *Volt -end In town.. .
Bahian is getting to be an ace con-cretion attender. He no areiner get*ibrii with the Western Coin Stow beforebe leaves to attend the National Area -Milton of Perks, Poole anti beeches an -mist einneve in Chit o. upon tea con-clusion. Bill calif have a month to midny before the Big Slone gets going-andany a little thing Rae the ChriateimeWeave will Intervene_ meanwhile. KartWinters. ASletAmeme Pales manager, is
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nearly going eraey taking care Of therash for kluto* Sky Plehterei, Photo.Mathes. and other equipment. , . De-Witt Oboe) Entre. if Stielsity tale Syrtem. Ina.. Mates he* planning to movehis headquartem from Brooklyn to onoof the better known spots to Maw:vat:an
. Joe Binh. bead of AmalgamatedOperateels. AmectetSen, has been receiv-lug many congratulations on the mannerIn which he* emopereted with nit theoperator* during the post year. . .
Manhattan Distribute., report a big de -mend for the WurIilzor adjustable bar -box beeeket. ii0perator* tell us that Fa-ention owner. prefer this bracket.' JoeEisen Mama
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9.1e0 Preelanan. Sam Engelman, TeddySeidel- and Joe Hirsch were spotted LaMatta 10th Avenue quer:eve In serioussaarterreation. Chatter turned out to beanything but serious_ Teddy, the formerfighter and beillmeiC west, sale lies defi-nitely retired Porn challenging all cam-era don to a reeent betury to hia hand-
. Mitt Setter le now running a nicepin game mute In the metropolitan area-. . 70tir watchword is eillelity." Is theway Earle Backe. of National Novelty,Merrick. I.. I., hums up his firm*
. . Center, National Venders localmen. has returned from hie trip to Clem -lend and Detroit, nepenthe he had aswell time, . Bert LW. of SeaboardSales, 15 one of the Monate diatribe Intown three dam with 000005 Metro,Mutomope's Sky Fighter, mid nowDaval's new Ciala and Ate. "How I wishthere were 38 hours In a day," Bert ex-claims, . . AA! Itynele Budin aboutAr.abel, tlymte soya he's hearing thename of that new Stoner game more andmono all the time. "Ws RI real sweet-hea.-t," be says.... Plenty of operatorsare dropping 10 the heedqtewters ofGeorge Punter Company to look overPackerfee new Pla-Mer remote cm-1nel.George took In the Packard swim meet-ing In Indtanapolls this week. _ , AlLieberman. of IL W. Novelty. Brooklyn.look time oft lost week to hit the beithelights of Broadway ler Wm* relaxation..M.Mel AND MACHINES _
Al alinon Line Just returned from atrip to find Savoy Vending heedquarterebuster than tier, -Yeti Might to see thewee' operators erceed our offices herentonliong Chleago Goth's ALI American."ho eaps. . With his man Gus Georgehome sick. Mike Muncea put in a Medicweek at hie 10th Avenue headquarters.. . . Jack Fitzgibbon' reveals that hisfirm 2LIA been 'elected to launch in,theNeat Belly* new piano for the Cradle. He***wring one. and all that they'll Sty ofbenefit to Overtone. . .Stilton Wein-er -nub has teamed up with Midway Weld-ing to handle ell kinds Of merchandisemachine supplies. "We'll samose every-thing that can be *Old nun * vendingan -whine:. he eaye . Sam Sachs, ofAcme Sates, announces that Me firm ha.been appointed excluePre dhstributor forMeltable Speettley Company. Firm make.the Reliable Welt and Corner Orienna.Anne wilt cover the Peat Me the, firm_
_ With Zombie ellektog Ps well. TonyOmpern...01 Weston. is really going tot4rFra these days. . Demand fee usedgame* ,k7.1 oe great ot the Minces of I. L.Mitchell ee Company that Ire Mitchellelm ha had to buy tahlea from everyjobber ln Brooklyn to fin the order'."Alt the gains* we bought. of Cannawere theroly reconditioned before theyleft our Wages." 2411eli added. TrI.Way Protean. tempo -rue Dreektyn, re-ports its Eltrateme Chandelier Speaker Lscatelting en In a big way with operate/sin the Midevert and on the Pacifist Coast.COIN CHITTINGS
eland:Len Carmine Jr. roporta that 44Marco: 1-cont vender is beeemLng one ofthe outstanding reerceutnelksere in thecountry. "TM* tittle Hershey Bar venderLs going to town in a big way," be says.
. . Dave Pifeettine, of Cent -a -MustCorporation, la on the road again andimpeerted booking ordets right and left.. . Charley Aronson and BM Alberti., ofBrooklyn Arnueement, are eagerly wait-ing weird from beck Hood about a newEveC1S product. Chaney reports Din Isdown In FlOride with Rood talking Overplane far merchandising the machine_
. Miss A. 94. Strong. of 0. V. 0*-y:oration_ says that with her f LIM theMelon:ex le not ante always right butsil-Importane. . . JULitte A. Levy. ofStewart Merehandisera Wee heat to nnMel Diend. Drill Brown, Of Cincinnati.DIM week.
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retary, LLILUde Bloom, recently, .Barney Sugarman. of Royal Sale., reportsthat Berry Wtchansky, of Elthebeth. andAre Seeger, qt Aitteury Park. are helpinghim get Ms Inataltation. of Buckley Mu-sic Syertern in the hands of the Jerseyoperator*. . Sven the 'he* awe:Apedwith ardent Iry Orecateln. of Herman,is promising the boys he'll be Able tomake deliveries as fast as they want litemachine.. . Jack Kay. of Ace. le allexcited men the way ltla latent eel° hamClicked with on the boys. At S.Cohen, of Awe, report* plenty ei aotiOnon the trieectiondlse =whine bargainshey been featuring- . Ire Morris_ ofthe George pennar office. *eye he's oneOf the buelese men in the State thesedays. -Demand foe Chicago Coin's AllAmerican. Gottlieb's Farm:nee. and theOther winners we are featuring Is ter.rune.- . Der, frmra,.cii normIthetribs. Elleneseth. Is gutting n bit rest-less these days and is looking around(or mama new to go to teeth On.
FROM LONDONvia The ncr.,r,vi.' word thatDave Buckman Is a squad commanderfor the Leedom lire -fighting force andis now a night sucker. Be'. quite chip-per. even 01O Ma London home wasbeamed by enemy acitten. Cove tried toget into the Royal mr nine. but his 470 -eight barred the way.. Stymie Seener.also known to many local ecenenen, alsosuffered the keg of hie tinny- Ito Pawlfin the same block with Buckman. For-tunately, the night lila homes wasbombed both Keene, and Ins family wereaway.
.017T-OP.TOWN SWATS . .
Archie Berger. now located permanent-ly In Finny. says he's planning to paya Hatt her* Mon pat to ace Broadway.
. Roy McGinnis says there* plentyactivity In hie office, Iry Eillineetterild,of the General Vending Service Company,Blittttnore, announces that Isle firm laMutating Deem'* two new menteet games.
. Art Nyberg. of Baltimore's CeteenNovelty Company, to reported doing awhet., of a pet. with Salty products.. . .Joe Ash. of Active Anatireittlein.bad himself mugged 1001 different !Baum
last week, Oslo of hta pica now adornshie ada. . Is there no min to lowRothsteln's eeeetimitthreenter to addi-tion to hellig en expert ILthereenn andherticulturist, it le reported that Meealso an expert on lociant Macey.
Uncovered -AnotherDraftee No. 192Vii the Editor:
I read the article in The Ratboard"WhO wilt be the flied man Jn the oalnmachine trend to Co railed by DiableSem" Yea *ending you my brother*name, as he bas the *mend number to becalled in the draft lottery.
Sty brother's name la Albert Angelo1022 Richmond Renee Concord.
SWUM Island, N. T. 110 to now employedby tine Dee cigarette Service of Concord,Hoping that this will be of uve to yowl.I remain, MAMIE DI BRIZZL.
13 ReasonsFor Attending the
Coin Machine Show1. Hee the now tP41 racetay-enaket,9. Near the nationally promisee,
speaker at the Weleonse-to-Clucae..Monday, January ta.
3. Swap ideas vete. fellow operator+,Jebbere, and distributor..
4. Visit the Chicago area Coln ma-chine factories.
a. tithe Chleage. Mahe slots.B. Lean oa the Cans Bar (Adv./-7, Hate- a barrel Or a taa01 Of fun
with the boys 30 mete -.8, See the awe/nit nanny**. show
rya 0,"ti. anat.D. Brag a Little.He Grupe a. little.II. Laugh a lot.12. Get away from beanie,19 Inn:re yolireOLT ruining
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79 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES (MUSIC) December 7, 1910
Operators Are Taking CareOf Christmas Record Needs
All recording companies announce a wide selection ofSanta Claus tunes available---oldtirners that have clickedconsistently in the past 81i11 lank bestNEW YORK, Nov. 00. --The annual shopping tour of the trattoria automats,
phonograph operators for Christmas retards V in full awing, a enemy of the leedirfgrecording eneeparnee cereals. Heel/Irate from .0p/ratOra hen been coming In ofMe Mat leer weeks era it. 12 Interasting to note that while tastes In popular nausloand popular conga *wry from 124.0It to $2210.11, the /4.1120 C112101214* 12201nn rant 1,ss,ebeen popular for years are stall In equal demand today. As a remit few newChrtstussa recoede hove, been made this year_ The old ones are being berried_ anDural. mid most of them feature smearsand bond leaders popular on musicefuschtnee. Christmas. featuring Ig Cantor. and
Victor Is mapping a special explolta. /raga Rena, with Bela Loghn,Heel emapalgh o urlt three of eta moat The Okeh Jebel loads by the Columbiapopular ChM:4mm records. One of them. Recording Corporation wIi trainee. Odarecords released on the Christmas label season all Christmas records previouslyfeaturea a dettMent name hard on each released under the Vocal:en tag. Some ofMete. Tommy Dorsey is doing Santa Clews the papule/. Cleats artists available areis Coming to Town on one and Benny the Itoosier slot -Shots, with Angie Rena;Goodman recording of Jengle Bells on Husk O'Hare, with Hoar Night; Rum Moe,the other. A....Mehra on the Bluebird amt. with / Want You fir Christmas: thelabel are Surapteg Them -Maple Bello American Novelty Orchestra. with Santowith Pats Waffor, and Santa Clew Zr Claus to Corning to Town. and Prankle.Coming to Town. with Prange Hall. Masters. with Hello, Mr. Kriricrta
At Oolornbin the bj features ere two Down has a wide aeleetiOn of classicalnew recorda on the Columbia label by and popular Christmas numbers_Note Smith and Eddy 'Cranked. Mho Its popular arty(, who have rt.=Smith recorded karate Faders* an one holiday numbers are Prank Luther. whoaide end Silent Night on the other, How- has made albums for both adult* andand node a vocal version of Christmas children,: Ding Crosby. who has twoon the Range. Revivals on the Columbia Christmas number. on one record. Sliestlabel. featuring papules */.hats, leteluoSe Night and clifeste illettles; Roy Roger*Jr igia Brits, with thole Ithaca[: Santa with Atteste ?Ides* and Mien: Right;Cress Is Catalog. to Town, with Joe Sloss the Riley -Parley orchestra, with Santaand his bond: Hata Mr. Irrirml.r. with Claus Le caning to Town and JrayfeMay Ryser; The Only Thing I Want for Reno; Prances Langford. with Silent
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WtIFILITTRIZ PAR COX Ih'STALLATION In the. Tower Tap Room, Chibago.T.he system nag installed try C. W. Hoffman, Worflemr music mere/one ofChicago. He reports earning* fineipeci upon Instance/fon of the egmiPeutilt,A Wiertilecr phonograph may be seen at the Jar right of the picture.
Night and Astarte Fides*: Kenny Baker,with ft Came Mara the Midnight dearend Hark the Herald Angers Sing: DickRoberleors With IMP), Mr. Itrinyte endrise Rtyht Se fore Christmas, and. ConnieBoswell. with When Christ/tsar IS Coma
It to from this list that operators aremaking their Christmas selections. Moraoperators have made it a Mansard prac-tice to salt a tow Chrlatmas munbereIn their machines along with the cur-rent popular tunas of the day. Whenthe Chtlelmas mason draws near phonepatrons, like everyone rho like a bitOf Oltriattnea music to help them getInto the spirit of things- They went somesuch numbers on the tnaelthiva-endwide-awake operators are obligingly tak-ing care of e-uch request.
Pittsing91(PITTNEIVIR.OH, Nov. 30.--F7rank Leon
Ls busy these day. frotailing Serburgremote -control equipment. Leon ks Oneof ficelverga greatest boasters.
LOUIS 1t.akoyt Clobartrian has increemedhis operation to mach an relent that, notmuch of him le seen along coin machinerow. He was ono of the first operatorshere who Wok t4 othaine-control in-atallationa-
Johnny Pacers Is making plans to at-tend Use Wei Coln Zglachino Show inChicago,
John T. Danger, progreasivo Pittsburgh0140414/2. le enlarging his route Mirth,
Tints Harrison. one Of the largestoperator/. in Pennsylsnalte, is roctiperet-Mg from a recent operation,
Rocky Noble and Jett Munro of Kane.Pa,. were recent visitors here. 'Stay re-port all Is well in Northern Permayivemia.
Carl Heddo, of Shamokin, Pa.. anotherprocreative operator, reports his opens.none growing weekly,
Jack Stine, of Harrah/erg, Pa., has re -matte Moved into a now location .0211.-pleed with [Mee end alma -room, lie iscurrently receiving congraluletlexus andgood wham* from col/linen.
Tom Lingle, of MIChntown, Pa., cramhoot at a housewarming at his new homerecently, Art °Weenie. visiting bin/.eald: -Clear the ways-I want a. houselike that for myself,'
Marshall Steno, also of MlftlInburg, Lehow Dinning a newly aralool little girlto say "Dodd;." Ho wilt Mao attend the1941 Coin Machine Show,.
natpti stover. Altoona, Pa.. operator.who recently opened a rolier-elestIng rinkIn Lewistown, Pa_ repack, that the rinkis doing well. Bute -11 Vallinan in, look-ing after Eletreera operative' In Alteonst,
Cisaulkie Pirate% of Metier Bron WU-lintnaport- Pa.. recently mowed inter trainew home, one of the 013282421.11Theabodes of the town.
litastyr Warner. of Hanover, Pa.. isplanning o beautiful restaurant 18,1,10.1from the PerperuM Light on the rintt14-0121d of Elettkebu_rg.
John Dm10 of Vast LIverpool, O. wasn recent Pitteburgb.vlsiter.
R. I., &thrive, has opened a new nrasic store tit Conneeutburg. Pa., which is
proving etatceeettn. He can supply cm.tomera with everything from phonographneedles to electric flatirons,
Hill Thompson, of New Wilmington,Pa.. and Oscar Ember. of Pith/burgh. havereturned from a tomcwatul Mathew impto Canada according to l5C4112 of theirnab starlet, local operntore report.
Lots Citmovese. of Uniontown, Po, taone of the most ardent football fane andcan usually be seen In Pittsburgh whenPitt, Duquesne, or Tech PIXY.
Prank Carroll. Of Obraierol. Pas. one.Shuttle **pending his route*, Is a WeeklyVisitor to Pittsburgh.
B. D. Sehidener. of thilaele. PO, and hisassistant. Gene toucher, were recentlyIn Pittsburgh for a lead of equipment
CleoclatiClIKVELAND, Nov. Zei-Art. Nagel, head
of the Avon Novelty !isles Company, backthis week from at trip Urals thrathernOhio In the Intermit of Hock -Ole equip.moot Fbpressed himself as tickled 'netthe way boaltem la shaping 1k' andMrs_ Nagel spent several days In Chicago.Sam Krause, of the. company, oleo had a*verve:still trip and contacted many op -Preterit in Northern Ohio.
Something a bit different to et randyrending machine Is being distributedtheinout Ohio by Herman Prover- It Isratted the, Taste* 'Wilding Nimbi/e andvends penny chooldate.corarad mints -
Herman has many peanut machine'aratind town and Is plating many of hhmint venders in good lorationa.
The call of the Sunny South le mantrasLou thsiden. president of the Ohio Cig-arette Venders' Association, to male.,tentative plans for a Melt down there AMeta later on.
Bellehre Specialty Comkany lugbrought out several new model. 01 wallorgane, one of et super else and anotheethat fits into any Corner. An additionhas also been made to the ItIrras ,artierdepartment. .
Mooek Itieetine Supply Company, Vic -toe record distributor. has inaugurateda wen* of monthly dinner meetings forthe trade. at whkell the newest retreatsare played and discussed by well-kb:aminsane authorities. Pleat of the affairs.held et Hotel Carter Tuesday night. waswell attended.
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Pat's Amusement Sole* Company Vnow two menthe old and going strongPhonographs home been added. Pat
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Els111504.-,: GOING STRONGnss.nons., listed baitew aft tcrwittity the tapes) money -rube. in aulusnalic
adienofcaliaik Stketiona are iht cansancus of rem:iris fathered each Wta by= IIV*S of Tint linfliward 1.1.1.1 at ',act dour kadinu phonograph oparatard in tech of the 30= Most Intpocfaat ploarfad.ph opdtabog cum,' In the cbantry, dconiuncla flared without= an eclat...Num ale thew Mss have appeared ua4rr Ibis fiwydiwu f..= and 01-.. thus bedtime teach witibilaixd aueccusra that 11sey requite no durlhar apiesaticw.= Trade Whops. 0.diftit : eek.i 117:10 CROSBY.E Maybe. wit week) IKK still'.}_= Practice Makes Perfect. 17th week' BOB CHESTER..= Only Forever. inch week) WW1 CROSBY,= Ferryboat sonioado. (Ms week) ANDRE:WS 3LiSTI6ELS KAY ILYSFat. GRAY
rinirDON'.= We Three, I soh week) INK SPOTS, TOI.ISSY 0013S1P.:Y..= - Seat Me Osday. Kt, to a Barr. 111.-1 week) ANDREWS EICKIKELS EN, OLD
MIILER., WILL ROW EV..= COMING UP= Rect.-dingo Mewl below are Mew whites operitort revert we not yet Fiff.d.Ihriii= money-mators but which are giliWiRX Is postitanis ea auto/suns sititiesienotw- iskw/Iess= aro sry re .100.{ of omens gemmed wash weak by roPreswilateres el Tire elliirwee= Orem at teed few leading phonograph operators in each of Pb. 30 =bit Impost...sr= phoriudrfutt operating tante. In tba cswinfry.= Down Argentine Way. This ;wroth, ListIn American Item from the Roth=
Century -Fox movie settled into a groove a coUipie of weeks Leo front= winch It hasn't atirose. It's by no meant a wonderful number for the= anti Mamma and at thememe time It's Mr from bad, It may not move= upward from this mieldleofrthe-roori positron, but while It Mato Was= prontable enough to have around. LBO REISIMAN thw week loneE. SHEP YIELDS. ROB CROSBY.. and OV1K KstuP.a. In carrying tie= banner in the bore.= There I Go. Progreseing is bit this week, One BIM tune remains out of
reach of the st.laracnt rung of the dodder, but it's pretty popular In a= number of ninclainee. VACCHIN MONROE. is item:earner to the 0.0 as- eftord. on this one. this week Joining TOMMY TBCISE24. end WILL= BRADLEY..=- The Five o'Clecic Whistte, Taking little spurt again tide week brass, tide-E
...log novelty back into the coin phonograph picture more prominentlythan it hoe been the mat couple of weeks. OLENN MILLER,. ERSKINE= HAWKINS. end ELLA FITICIERALD. stilt are by Clematis's as regards
E the disks gathering in * pretty lair amount of nickeIs here.= Two Dreanot Mee. The other Bong from Dottsi etreenrine Wag tbnt has= es-Well/shed Itself pretty nicely In musk machine pestennr Affections isE. this romantic ballad. It's do world -beater -at least not at the moment-= but its a fear enough Item to have under the needlee, particularly se.= the picture ipLays around In neighboring territory. MITCHELL. AYE- and TriithrE DOItSEY. here It their way Ns -re-= Failing Leaves. After strong forward Weep last Week_ this suffered a wet, ....= hack the Last feet days which makes its future look more doubtful now == there it did * week ego. It's wrath% bar It tO gel Into high gear again. == but at the moment lit* decidedly In low. GLENN MILERS and JIMMY rsi.
. DORSEY. the letter to a much leas ascent than Miller, are the standard- == bearers, In the phonos.
...S.= - ithiserlimegfe. This ANDREWS SISTERS recording Le weakening pereeplibll. --dwpife the Ora that the picture In which the girls sing it. Areentime ...--
= orients (loot to be confused with Down Argentine Wen , I, in ithownag =around the country. However that may be, the nickel -droppers nren't ...,
= going fox this 10 large nunaarrs. and its future course eretraci to be en- .-tremely dubious at the moment.
= Dream Valley. Starting to more. as predicted tart week in -PnearibtlItles.- is =tide laical Nick K. -tiny halted, with SALINEY KAYli taking up the record =
a cudgels for it. This !Dolts like a particularly protrilwIng Item for opera- == tons. St least ludgind from the manner In which it begins Its career =
this week, =A Plighoogoto Sling in Beeketiely Square- Another -MtnithIlity" that Adria E
to ...to good this "tack Is Ode Wpm -tally lovely ballad. Several record,. =are reported an beginning well. RAY NOBLE. Miring the lead, followed =
E by JACK LEONARD'S vocal disk. OUT LOMBARDO. end 0E2413 KRUPA*,= This is another really likelyrtooking number for top Rheims honors, E.
Soares Mired below are these which his. appeared to "Coodists tloi^ fot toot weeks =... or nett, and which ate sifel being wenidensed on enough repair§ la warrant Maar Ineaasien == In the Condo, even the Thar motet probably dill mayor climb Into I'Coins Livens." =
Now I Lay Me Down To Dream et Tow. lath week) Not Ear from being 5= tam. BOB CHESTER! OUT LOMBARDO*= POSSIBILITIES-= Ateorst.lort Hated toloot Save not as yet shown any !MAPS'S In nearaaik 56a...- == rraipin but am Phi most likely prospeeta for mesas ossekiii motets cocas new record == PrICIISee. That sissocatlent are based apee real* perfarramoite, sheet nose Hari. =5 ,sperss from mush publishers al to tat irirlative Important.* at certain loop in Owl, == comm. ea well or on dm issagesent of The Billbewe's swore dopaolmeret == He's My Uncle. et patriotic Jingle In a nightly different vein that Is causing =:71
seine vacation along the phonograph network and that may ernount to =:-...7.
more than an outwandrout martini flag-waver because of Its novelty. =- ABE LYMAN. pas * dirk that It being played in peattored locations at == the moment.- Yankee-Dec.0e Polka. Another bit of melodic patriotism that Likewise Is -= ailightty different. combining es It does the Taillote-Doisite idea with the =E tempo of the renowned firer RArrei PciPas CRAY CIOREON has a =a nreoedurs that has potent machine possiblilties_ == Lo -Lo Log, A 41.01 from the Deno Musette ateeestre. that ii in the Sere == Carrel vein fwithout the Yankee -Doodling. heweverl. It. prospects are =a 1,-d. nod Ite light, bouncy rhythm is likely to carry it far.S Moon Ores Burma. Cletttne, acne degree of attention from patron, In --Mose few hoe:adhere:1s wbere it heel .?ready been placed In the laszehtnes hi =tY. this title song tit= a forthcoming Dorothy Lamour picture. Another =E poodble [attire front-runner,
A Elandisal of Stars. Thin betted Rho Is from a ploture-Metro-Goldtryn- !I= 1.4,,,,yo prucsuntion titled Ifulliebatoo-amd oleo hermit. trice coin itrUfiffi0= potentialities. he title, meetly, and lyrics are an ettractive. end the == three. plus the plugging devices of its publlaher, may soon make it a ==- necessary Item In the boxes. . == The Bad Hump, Man. From Kay Eryserin movie, Yourft rind Out, comes * == entire on songs Like I/note/fix mon thst has plenty et melodic Lift and =... brie laugh, This Is *nether{ one ops may be needing soon. EE - loilecurn a rood 411,114,1 Is Isdnatint...t. an Ws ratdRE,I. Method Slam term deut.n.
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Take step toward settingup policies that may be-come national in scope
SPRETOPIELD, NOT. 3.3.-ClgaretVendor ()Farmer* of held its arstannual conclave here November 23-24.Dikussiona of Important outshoots re-lating to elgaret vending and a banquetand trance were the features of the meet-ing. Jaek Kamer. president of the ar-gent -Station. preakied, and was Compli-mented by the membership for his workIn LAMM/king the meeting* and plan-ning the program. The mastans werehall at the Abraham Lincoln Rotel, andwhile of:Wale elated that attendance Weenot up to exportations, inipactant re -Walla were aeskcapllalied.
Exhibits of elgaret, Candy, andmechinsta lYte* made by Rowe
MartuSacturtng Company and Arthur 25.Thifirenlar, Jimmy Martin, Chicago reF-renintattve of DuOronter, was prevent togive information about the productsmade by his tine. sae Kehler repre-sented the Rowe arra.
Important QuesNeesThe exhibit hall um octal from 2I0
Saturday a:Senn/CM ulna thy. *coalmancanted Sunday owning. Committeemeetings and discuss:Iona were held Sat-urday afternoon and evening wtthoutofficen yoke on the many ausspostsons-.leered. These Wrenn*/ ellasuicrions madelt podalbla to have many question* readyfoe oalcial vote at the Sunday afternoonbus-Mem steaton.
The cigoret operators.or Illinois arelooking forward to the probability Ofleglatation. IncludLng a State tax act cig-arettes, wham the Legislature meets. in104%., Many questions of policy relatingto price changes attitude toward StatePair 'Trade Lam, price competition_ at -Sixths Of tax ellInljaa. Meths of the, cig-arette operators and other matters awethoretly asseuawa. It wee evident thatcigarette operators have many questionsOf Pollee Tel deelele.
The thinots orsaillintAdn will Sean la-ne an officiel bulletin which trill out-line the revallithatis on pehey adoptedat the annual meeting. This oonstruo-tire work Is expected to go far towardsetting up km the cigarette,tnnelatite trade rind for uniting cigarettemen of the State to a lanaltoranTe Planof action. It announced that theassociation will abaft leek bulletingiving a complete outtlne of meetingsend mograme fret the year 1941 so thatmembers will know early In the yens'about the meetings planned during theentire year.
It was Mao anhounced that the nextstestana Of the Illinois group well be heldto Chicago during the 1041 Coln MachineWiest. -the exact time of the meeting tobe announced an a part of the COMMA -then program.
newalutioros will be drawn up and pm -Rented to the State Legislature emotingthe trade policies reetarorricrated by theorganimthrn.
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Dads furnished the Musical entertain-ment and Vincent OestacMdk gave anextraordinary prOgram Of magic. triernoryotatile. and other entertnitstalts features.Ha was highly praised by the gueste.
interstate CMADiscusses SlugsNEW YORK. Nov. 24.-The 11th meet.thy of the Interstate Cigarette Mer-
chandises. Asuteleklon held Saturday toHotel Commodore was highlighted by thediscuanort of the slug evil. It WAN paintedout that federal legislation wee tiptoe -easy to halt the practice.
During Ilse interim of meetinfra astudy of State leglalattona on tinge hasbeen made. The State of Virginia watereported to Mtn/ the beat bask law todeal with the sale, manufacture, andpossession of lbw_ It was ale* said thatnearly all menutacturern of 'slugs andtokens for industrial purposes ate co-operating to- ttirn out products thateolith not be substituted for coins. Spe-cial attention was sleet: at the meetingto the metal exatent. which would makethe shire worthiest in cigarette machine*.Then federal legislation_ it was mkt.manufacturers would make dugs largerthan a dime and smelter than *
Attending were Walter Guild. Al Share -now. sari. Ocadarein, W. Meyerson, Massa-chtnetta: LM and Bereeth, A. J. Macon..Robert gthunerman, Conneetieut: Nor -Man Puhrinen. Perineylvania: AaronGoech. Sam Totem_ Herold Jacoby, Met -thaw Pothes, New `fork, and Charles W.Stange, John Sharenenat SamSol Nesselmati. Harry Malkin, JamesCherry, z41.... Jersey. Manufacturesrs wererepresented by Leo Willem, 1J -Need -A.Pak: Oeslege Seedirian, Rowe, and WaiterStraus National.
Pre-sident John Sharenow presided.
Tobacco GrowersTo Get AAA Quotas
WASERNOTON, Nov. 20.-The bulk ofthe American tobacco crop for the nextthree years will be acid under strictNeVerrireent StlitteeTion,
Growers of burley. clank air -cured andfire -cured Lobes -co Joined producem ofthe importance titre -cured crop in votingto test such control In the AgriculturalAdIustreont Adentnixtmtion. A sharpdrop In expert. to Europe legit the AAA toimago -SO restricting measures on futurecrops.
Under the AAA's control program. 30-ellvtdual growers win receive marketingquotas for then 1041. 1942 end 1043crops. Should they sell us ox(rrts. Ofquotas ptnnithes of 10 cents a pound onflue -cured and burley and L cents on theother types could be imposed.
Producensof bulney. the -cured end dorkair -cored gaye top-heavy majorities forthree-year quotas In referenda hoist iniS Southern and Midwestern Mete*.Growers of flue -cured voted skallarlyIn a referendum held het Mintnier.
Otticiata emphasised that shouldforeign markete expand to tobaceo dur-ing the quota pentad_ the AAA wouldhose authority to lift the restrictionsto permit farmers to expend productionand increase sake.
rayorattio action on the quotas openedthe way for a government loan programen thla pear's surplus production of fire -cured and dark atr-oured. The agricul-ture department had announced that itquotas ware approved, it would blokeloans designed to take surplus off themarket and bolster the Leda.producers.
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*1011HOC es welt Ali other important netiritha01 the ninth annalat Won:inner:1 of theNational AsseCiation of Ttehamo Dis-tributors (NATO) at the Palmer How,In Chicago neat January will get underway Wednesday morning, Jetimry hi. Ithas been announced. The NATO me -nekton will be in des ion for tour dap,January 13 to 18. Two of these (ley.will overlap the 1041 Coin Machine Show,which Ls acheetuLtd for the Hotel Sher-man from January 13 to 10. Ati in formerleer*, regtetretton at either show willpermit conventioneers to visit both.
The precedent of Fronoue years of de.,voting the first day to registration andother preliminary activities price to theregular bissinmes will no: be followedthe year because of the extremelycrowded and highly interesting prOgraerwhich has been weltered_
In view of the foregoing. It in expectedthat ;Mat lobtere will arrive In Chicagoeither Tueeday evening or early Wednes-day morning in cirrus to attend the firstemetea, The first social get-together ofmembers from all branches of the tradeWill take place Wednesday evening,
That the conclave Ls araticathe greaterproportions and trade interest in theevent le more keen has been :Mown bythe unueuritly large number of reserva-tions already meek by johlanns front allsections of the country. Many dis-tributes* will attend the COnvolltien forthe first time.
N.Y. Cig Tax UpQuarter Million
ALBANY, N. Y.. Nov. 210.-Recelptafrom the 2 -cents -a -pack taxon cigaretteslast month totaled .09.014.3611. It was re-ported by the New York State Tax Cerc-rnianoci, This etas neatly 1230.000 roamthan the figure for the same month fast
The Maril/114.0011 estimated Octoberareceipts ;31,000 higher than Septemberand and that 1103.092 wee paid On Cann-ralsylone for en -lathe the tax stamps.
Proposed Mass. SatesTax Not To Flit Venders
BOSTON. Nor. 30. - Altiso Mersa-elauaette Tax Commitalener Remy F.Long has announced he will ark for a3 per cent tales fax on 200 commonlyused Items. Ruch thrr.ga candy siteice cream selling for a nickel or leowill be Unaffected. Operators of candyvenders bad feared that some sort ortax might be applied to their operatic,prior to olardleation by the tax own-nassiener_
however. the romatteMonor AnneUrkedthat the gales tax would Ineude 'to -been/ in all forma."
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CHICAGO. Nov. 30. --Coin Machine In-gescrite.. Inc. motional organised:ars ofroan onlehlne rstaltarnettarera. lo co-operating with the National Peeredcouncil in the promotion of Nationalr,..nUt Week. In lens with thts menu -pen, the ameolation has Informed everyearer.fscharor of machines designed topnd peanuts and peanut ben of thedesire to co-operate with the peenedMee
lemadasturers of the reactants are. be-ing asked to affix a National Peanutweer sticker to every machine Mappedmen now sante January 15, 164t. The
fiat EIM has matted n hither to everyMetrufeeturer, whether a member or not..c'l mew:Med if they were agreeable totre prone:Ann of the week that they get
south with W. B. Jester, executivececretary NatIonel Peanut Counce. Ituf-rolk. ten
CMI &hoer -feed! the Netionel Peanutcouncil ghee en the forthcoming 1641Cale 7dachtne Show. where resumente-uses could meet and greet those whothane. Peanut council representativeswould was out meoenation literature pro..pmeng the peanut Industry. The aimtf the body la to protasoles pelmet* sea road with here, nutritive rattle.
Ic was the thought of Jester. who con.heed CAI. that the colts machine in-dustry would teraellt ln the promotion.inetenuch a. mare peanuts wend mob -Wry be mid thru machines If the marketwere booated.
Food, Drug, CandyStandards Readyna,SIGNOTON Nov. 30. --Ford and
Drug Aeraineetration of the Feelend Se-curity Agertey Itse announced the pro-posed standards and dettnitIona foreb-colato pro -Meets. a public, hearing onwhich will be held hare December 7.
The proposed standard.. applying toterry type of oholocete product used bythe corifectionery and lee -means inds.u-tree and destrIbuted thru all channels.Iteluding Tending reschinee, wilt termthe bends of ellactimion. orflelab. said.The standards will be subject to filthaeraloast amendment or modification asIripeara justifiable from the testimonysubmitted by the chocolate and alliedbeinetrins end government of fielare
it la Important to mentlen, however.that preliminery conference. bar. al-ready been held and as a result It tsprobaliter that the proposed etandardaent be adopted either wholly or in part
Eeveitie requirements for every typere chocolate product are provided forUnder the peopeted ethedands.re, that may and may not he need areneed. The amount of %insistent. toireelned In many Instances and Whatrenucts may be Mended with or with -roc es labeling are also provided for.Trees of flavoring. permitted are also
ne ere standard* for milk WedLa elm -elate.
Pei -oil -Cola andLoft, Inc., To Merge?
PHILADES-PHIA, Neer. 30.-A speelaliterthig of stockholders of Loft. Inc..tansy oonecrn heeded by Jack Beresin,Mod of the local Berle Welding MacheteComeany, to p upon a plan of mergerInn Pepal-Cota.ass coecern. willto held in Wilmington, Del, December se
A mettles beet 'eat week was ad -/welled until December G. °Medals ars-aourennse additional time was needed farfinal aelitiettnenta with federal agenciesOmen-med. A spokesman laid thatpenes repreeentIng mom than 75 perrent Of the 4"M...taming stock 111.1,3 ye-eeted In favor of the propewed merger,At the mete ttooe a meeting of the Pepsi -Cola storecholdem vens also adjourned toDertenher 0,
Kentucky CigaretteRevenue Down in Oct.
Xy., Nov. 90 --elate eta -thee tax collections to Octoberemaciated to 0194433. the Depertmentof Ferantie reporter.
in October, 1030, the revenue rollortedMond at $13S.354.
This es 64.000 more than wee collectedOng 0C10110r. 1040.
Correction!In a atory. appearing in the No-
vember 90 haste. telling of the mergerbetween Game* arid Monet -meat Gomm, Zelieneeport. and Se Pauloltstributore. the head of the Hy -OGames comp any was IncorrectlyIdentified. The story should havesold that Money H. Greer -men washrad of the firm.
Candy VenderUse Growing
In MarylandBALTIMORE. Mel, Noe. 30.-The tann-
ing of candles thru COM machines Is get-ting to be big Insalnealg, according to re-ports front reliable figured identifiedwith the bushiest. to InaltImore. Proma mere mattering of A few maebthea, theIroth.Uatiena of the machine* have grownduring the past year.
The machines range from builtrefiners to eielenale Paseeetion candymachine. Industrial plants are the heatoutlet for the candy tending tattehltaea.In *erne of tree larger plants as manly a.2S machine. are to be found- Indeatrlidplant& gaps -Hen elation, automobileShope. showrooms, super -meekest& 6 and10 -cent .trees, drag Mere*. and eerdeo-linnery eatabliehments are outlets. Thetheaters also are excellent outlets, per-hapa next In Importance to the Indust -trial Tennis.
Some of thew outlets are not big owt-tete: however, sale. that all of themreach eubstardial proportion.. Tile an -mint volume reaches into Mx leglarce
It le reported that there are some8,000 candy vending meehines in opera-tion threaut the State of Maryland andshot about half of thew are In the met-mem-elan center of naltimore. It Is ex-pected that before tong the total mint-ier of machines In operation will reachthe 10.000 mark dun to the agemeseivemanner to Which operetore are goIngafter this business. Plant expansion ariderection make fertile Acids for candyeon matinee tandem.
Mnny candy menufeetthere are nowInerketleg a 00 -count box which la saidles be ideal for supprytng candy vendingmachine operators- reerterements.
Jemelynk, specializing on a 5 -centSOlkmek coconut bar, -bulk and peck-nge cotenant macaroons. has extendedits operation to include the 450-cosint boxto take career candy vending machines.
Candy Industry onGuard Against Taxes
WASEHENOTON. Nov. 30.-Anticipatingnew taxation to be levied against candy.,oft drinks, and similar peeducte manu-facturer* and die -tributes -a of these hemsare already preparing to closely watchthem treed..
Editorials representing the view of theIndustries comertied hare stated thatthey are ready and willing to discuslynch revenue plans They Mete that thepatriotism of such groups is OA geed andbetter as any other group oc !adhesive -"At the same thee." It was eabd. westand unalterably opposed to any unfairtaxation which wet endanger the Jobs ofmany thousands of person. engaged inthroe allied theluetriles,"
It is frequently pointed out that Itarmed be unfair to tax only certainproducts and allow other induetrineproducta to remain untouched. A feetmentioned 1* that candy Is a food andMA a Wesley. Decision of the Ohio Su-preme Court 1. lItf.d In this contention.A. Meth. it es maintained. all food Mimedbe taxed alike.
Denver City Council RulesCigarette Tax Must Be Paid
By Consumer; Aids MachinesDIPMVER. Nov. 30.-Denser cigarette
machine operators are viewing the fea-ture with optimism, due to the factthat the City CeAUICII has unentanothlypawed a bill fee an ordinance providingthat tee tax on retail sales, of tobaccomust be passed on to the *enameller andcannot be stuothed by the retailer. apretties% of some re -sane " *Ince thecigarette and tohoeCO tax eosin -lance wasfirst passed. ordinance will removethe difference between vending tneehineand chain -store cigarette prices. with nemesequent rise In vending machinebaelnem.
As fee general condition. Ln the coinmachine field, meet operator* report aalight drop In business over the latterpart of the month_ due to the prepara-tion foe the holidays. The drop Is toldto be elielet, itewevez. compared to thecalm made ill the past few week*. ItIs expected that the actual holiday rea-mute will restore bout ...a to formerpeaks. with the poi:ability of even inn -passing them gains. On the whole, theaverage for November is expected to beabout the same -as foe October-.
New operation* have been noted inthe games field, with one diatributorsetting up en arcade. Comity operatorsreport business about the name a* forOctober. Anti-aircraft machine guns aregetting a share of the play in location..White the play Is not claimed to be asgood as When the machines were first
Prepare Info Asked InCig Anti -Trust Case
WASHINOTON. Nov. 30.-JUatice De-partment attorney. are nor working onthe bill of particulars ordered by JudgePort at the conclusion of oral argumentsIn Lexineton lave Ism month In the gov-ernments anti-trust ease against themajor cigarette manufacturers. Thegovernment has been granted time tofurnish the additional information.
In entering the order, the Judge didnot grant any of the numbered items re-questeu by the tobacco mamilacturersbut set out IS different Muds of poetic -Wars. Certain of the numbered Items_however. are Included among those 19_
It te not yet certain whether the Jue-tens Department will centrum* all thetime extended before presenting the ma-terial ordered, but according to the pres-ent Indications may file the partieutaresome time during the coming weee..
On the beats of the information sup-plied, the fudge may or may not order
etneartlig prior to netting date fortrial, expected to be celled for Januaryor early February or neat year.
Colorado Drops FightFor Denver Cig Cash
=Were Nov. SO.-Denver City of-ficiate have been notified that the Stateof Colored° win not reek a rehearing onthe cigarette end tobacco license tax casewhich recently Was decided In Urea. Orthe city.
The Slate Supreme Court dented theclaim or the State treasurer that Srper Cent of the I -cent cigarette taxshould go to the ord-age pension fundaa an exclave tax and ruled that Denverhad the right to levy such a tax forrelief,
Meantime city officials mu:seemed that*Immo no already been coneetee Incigarette taxes. This Will be releasedAA soon as the expiretion date for filinged a rehearing by the State is reached.
Coming Events1941 Coln iligeAlog Mee sad Cemeftelen, Mehl14, IS, ere 16.
National Association of Tebeeco D'atributem,January I.5, 10, Fr. and la
National Confeetioneee AmoclationJune 3 to 5, 1041.
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PB:cory House Chicago,
Convention, Palmer Rouse. Chime°.
Ammernent Parka Contention. Hotel LaSalle. Crilreco, December 2 to e.
prated on location, the play la atilt verygood.
The two significant event. marklrelNovember are the ordinance taming re.tall prices of cigarette. to include thetax and the announcement that Denveris to have within a year a huge plantdevoted to defense work. The mayor IxAn optimistic report seated that the plainwould be so large that every person lebe abto to find work in the nees-Denver now unemployed would
plaThe news Ls cheering to ell coin [ranchingoperatore, as It vent undoubtedly roM111In a tree flow of coins Into machine&
Seek Cig RevenueIn Atlantic City
ATI.ANITC CITY. Nov. 20-City CantsMauston le considering imposing a 1 -tealtax on elopirettea for the annlener to al-leviate tee Mx on reel Caste. InnanceCOnetniAntOner Rader admitted this. werethe commissioner. are seeking fracanoOlIncreasing the city's revenue and themave cigarette tax I. one or the propmaltinder comideration. Bader What. ind$InerensKI feet on begatelle miuthinee antBoardwalk gaming entabLIAholenla, andas bingo end radio peelers, also had beetsuggested and aro under coratdcration_
"Any Increase In fees of bagatelle* anthello parlors would net be aufneknihowever. and were looking around telother possible sources of evvereie in order to anemone the tax on real estate.'he mid. Speaking on the proposed 1cent tax on Mistretta during the nummer. the smenrattedenier said that be haslearned that one small dOwnto.n cigastore Both an average at 0.000 packs o.cigarettes during the eumrner. Thewend Meth 100 revenue to the city." besaid. "and the merestritite license fee tothe mere is but 133. Bader said theother possible reoureee of reeetthe vexestinder consideration, but he Intimatesthat the city camestratoners had_ taoagreed on anything definite.
Policemen Held inChicago Apex Robbery
CHICAGO, Nov, 30-Two policemanare held here In connection with robteethe of the Apex Cigarette StrafeCompany, vending machine operatorThey are alleged to have helped themeadees to *100 worth of cigarettes wise,Investigating a burglary nt the first Ape.robbery. The second count on wheelthey aro held le the charge that theytook part Ln breaking Into Apex elfteesn second time allegedly taking ergareetfa valued et *1.300.
A watchman who was aware of thecrime* Mit railed to do tee Witty coneteethed when be fatted to receive hiscut of the proceeds of the robbery.It ea oath The policemen are also saidto have taken port In the burglan' ofa main store. taking radios rvalued. 200.
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Buffalo CoinmenOptimistic for
Holiday BusinessTstrI.TADO, Nor. 30.-Coln ntaeltine
Matinee. conditions, while definitelyostnewhet mutable at
present. Collections Noma quite UP tothe ant:capered high. Detatributore and°bertha., hawrorm, ram optimistic Of abig holiday eraeon. end buying of newequipment Is better than in .ome time.
Pasptoymerst condttlotia in the OwenCity are excellent. with industrtal plants-working day and night_ It la *aid. how -error. that much Of workingman's paygem to paying off debts accumulatedduring the slack months to early 19+0.
Music Saki CoedBalm In the music machine field are
Oettatierily siCrer to Nereember. This your.town -ea the condition. are out of theordinary. as the Introduction of tele-plume music set-ups ban Fanny operatorsbuying.
Diaseernen reigns In the tanks of localtheitinteet over this Inane. The pros endtone heard on the question are too nu-merous to reenthnl.
Chimes sates are big et present, pintables getting the mill from operators.
While traerle erethines aro by new wellktown. no more hes been made here .ofar to pooh their marketing. AresertoinCigarette Machine Crenparsy la said toheld the territorial franchise. They willMidoubtolly unveil the numblite et theopening patty in the near heedmiartensto be held in early December.
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AMUSEMENT MACHINESup are tlistbug enCe.e44 bete. Keeney'sAir 11.1.11:1eT 10 getting quite a few Maiand is said to be doing well on location.
Cigarette rending la goeng along with-out any drastic cluing.. Cut-rate pricest4 the chain stores and sees dreg eterellla hurting Maine -as acme, but operatosaren't ealallastinina. Candy vending Isholding a steady pace, tut em beveragevenders which, of course, have by nowmoved indoors from their summer moots.
The need roachIne market is down 04.present. with practically everyone tract.Log old equipment In for new. Datritur.tors era swamped with used machinesand find pram generally low right now.
The general outleak, despite tineettiedconditions, Ls bright because competitionmight snake for increased Interrat to thelacitertere progneae. a° ter no Interfer-epee from city authonnea has been heardsince games Peewee were regulated ItteGeummen Some new developments forlicensing Of each distributor anti opera-tor were under way sorne aeo.Educe then License Director Dolce C.Winegar, who was a great friend of thetrade, hat been appointed manager ofthe new Memorial Auditorium and Sta-dium. The new license (Streeter has made110 noire Of any kind concerning thecoin machine trade, but the proposedantendinent to home* distributers le stillIn the air. It will remain to be seenhow reletiona between the trade and thisnew oMcial sistil work Out. Much de-por.dis co the co-operation of the licensedeportment If coin machine. are to eon -thine IltentetshIng here.
Paradise a GreatHit, Says Lazar
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.---Ite ethratlemallThe greats...4 hit was OVer hull" In theseweirdo the head of the B. La Lazarorganization of Pittsburgh and Philadel-phia expressed his warm approval ofO. Ovoitcb de Company's new goons,Paradise. according to Dare Gottlieb,president,
In pariadise," Date tentitutes to quoteLantr, -Oottlicb Is giving the trede oneof those rare games that only appearonce In a blue moon. When n game ofisneti outs,sartallng beauty mot appealcornea Meng, our only trouble le to vetthem fast enough. They can well beproud of that hit,
-Ms whole organfration agrees withhim. said Dare further, "foe here lewhat Monte Spiegel, manager of theirPittladelptaLt office. seals: 'Tod can heatjudge a game by its collection. and that'llwhere Paradise actually proms how goodit is. Our tiationters ore Mallag formore end more:
-So, from nearly tarry spot on the snapOf this colintry:' Dere added. 'w0 re-ed:red ateallar endortementa of Paradisefrom distributor, amid operators. They all
that the captivating beauty of theItpriasigesalcs backboard, combined withthe new play features. such as theeight new *coring rolloessa and eightways to win, keep" player literallyriveted to the game. Paradise is bring-ing hack odd -time collet -tiara for open. -tom, Ant as it la brill:461.4 a tidal waveof orders to the rectory."
December 7, 1941)
Correction!We recently reported that Morton
Lana, employee of the falilla NotettyCompany, was the No. 2 man of theindustry under the Selective BerateAct. We are reliably nifeeetted by di-rect tasesttgatton and not by hearsaythat Lang le atilt working at the Mill.Novelty Company and has nm. yetboon chosen to don the tenth:am. -
Claim Record onWestern Baseball
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.--A new record foelong-time production of a single comamachine tame to cleansed by WesternProducts for Major league Ettuatiatit ac-cording tO sake manager Don Anderson.
"New completing Its third Tear on ourproduction Lines- Melee League Baseballhas proved to be the most liOndutentbig money earner In the history of thecoin game Industry," says Anderson_"The permanent appeal at the neaUatbebaseball play has kept public interestat an always high pitch on every loco,lion where It has been In operation.
"Additional locations are comtruatlycoming into the Major Lcsatie andoperators are flandIng profits easy tomake with the service -free feature. ofthe game, Its legal aspect bee been Un-questioned beestise it la a strictly eSlUreplay game for those territories re-quiring arch equipment and for otherterritories. other oioriele of equally highearning capacity are avalleble."
Radio Celebrates20th Anniversary
CHICAGO. Noe. 30.-A sister industryto the coin machine busineas-lit thatit is young In yea.re and OcimpLat innieThanIcal development-the melts in-dustry, Is currently orlabrattits Its 201hissmiveiread-y. Radio can well be proudof its celebration, viewtiog the phe-nomenal proems of those 20 years,
To say that radio has changed ourway of living and thinking la an Idlemention. It has been one of the balefactors In the speed-up of daily life.During the 20 years entry branch of theIndust/7 has progressed rapidly. Currentrote of sale is said to be close to 10.000.-000 sets a year, 'This Is compered with100.000 sets sold La 1922_
Redo effseiels now proetalm that rattlohat surpassed the newspaper as a meansof MIAs Communication. At the sametime they declare: "At the age of 20 theIndustry is still in Its Infancy. Thoseengaged in radio should be proud to beaasoctated with business that basachieved so hutch and Ores promise ofdoing so much for communication andentertainment in the nation and theteveld,"
The coin machine Industry joins withthe rest of the country In Mendingcongratulation - and Thanks -to theradio litclustry on its 20th Annireraltry,
PLEASED AS PUNCH. AS YOD CAN SEE emery face fettle a matte. AndPlc reasene. thee soy. 0 that Mel, are paretsed with the per-formal:0e of Ifock-Olaphonograph. The scene is FRC Gridiron Athens, Ga. Left to etacirt are Roper,Foote. hetet,: Roy L. Boteeter* Jack Roblron Gridiron 01.1449.; Guts litinetelll.used $42Sten &SWUM. Rock-Ofe operators.
National AnnouncesNew Service Policy
CHICA00. Nov. 30.-"The indiserim.Male use of the word service has map.this pear, °remarked reed meaolugh,and trite. To bridge the gap between thevarying degrees of service. winch in.Afrom poor and indifferent to &pew:nodesports of wooden°. we hate Sdnpten1.58'117t to filittig scares for all types orCeliat-Optratect trinchines and our entirestaff Li flying the banner, 'Super likerrtcsThat Satlallosa " saki Ham Heyman,sates manager In charge ot Rama Itthe National Coin Machine Eascharao,Chicago.
"It doe* not matter whether It Is soorder for Cot game or 100 games, theoperator Is accorded the acileana sopaiservlee," added Joe Elr...benut.s, presidentof the company,
"Indeed, our staff lima been kneressaed,and once a game boa gone Dora our lineoC mechanic., It carries eel? ataImpguaranteed eatnifactions We have oneOf the meat complete stocks of re ones,Honed pin ball game. in the MidasWest, and opt have many games lechore. theca-end pewee me right. -
N. Y. Incorporation/IALBANY, N. Nov. 30,-The follow-
ing newly organized reaehlne enterpriseshove been granted charters rat lacespotation by the aecrelary of state:
Novelty Specialty Ccotheay. Inc.. MAC.hattan, vending and Mineertent ma-chines. Capital, 103 therm of blockauteamibera to the capital: Barre W.Goldberg. Within Well, rind Benjamin B..Musket]. New York.
Port Orange Vending Corporattee,Menands, N. V. Vending earsolathas of allkinds. Capital, 3.10fralaorre. Stock:held,ern: H. Morgan Oates. John J.. Ryan. andW. 19urtO0Ottrte3t, Albany, N. Y.
Reel Amusement Corporation. NeeYork. Ithdlca and other react:dor. C.sp.Pal. 200 shares of stock. !Shareholders:Max Lemberg, Adele Singer, and DomShapiro, New York.
Richard Amusement Corporation. Man.batten. Amusement resorts. Capital, 102shares,. ateekbollers: Harriet Parker. Al-bert IL 'Delman, and Mae Levy,Brooklyn,
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Eddie Ginsburg . . .To Ranks of Benedict
CHICAGO, Dec 2. -Ono of the coininachlue indlistry'a best known person-alities end mart eligible bachelors Mugone the way of all flesh and in now afull-fledged benedicrt.
When Eddie Ginsburg enriotraced hie- forthcoming soar:Sage to Adele Ginsberg.the responac from wall.wishers all over
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the tovistry brOUght bags of fan maltThe couple were married yesterday at tin.Belden-kitrattoed motet. CIVIcAgo. The",went South on a honeymoon trip.
A few day, before the weddingburg was tendered a bachelor's party bycoin machine manufacturera find mem-ber. of allied intrustrlea. The affair wanbetel at the home of his brother andpartner, Morrie Clitistairs, Acting easpokesman for the group, Dave Gottliebpaid tribute when be said: "This turn-out ia a splendid example of what we allthink and how we feel &bout Eddie Gnat -burg!'
Prier to the party the employees ofAtlas Novelty Company presented theirboss with a eel of traveling belga. Thepresentation speech WAS made by IreOvitz, who sasaneksited a -recoil= tripIn reefer to be present for the occasion.
The coin machine industry este:ad. ItsMahea for a litetInve of Puniness'" to SidleGinsburg nod ells bride_
G&G Uses Imp ToPlay Santa Claus
CHICAGO, Nov. 30t -We're playingSanta Claus early this year." reportPaul °ether end Max Glees. beads ofGerber /4 Glass, Chicago. as they an-nounce a special price on case tote ofGroetcben's Imp.
-Hy special arrangement with theGroctehen Tool Company," said Glam.-we're reducing the ewse-liot price ofImp. This V news which w111 be wel-comed by every operator. We decidedthat this pre-Chrtsimas present was toobig to keep, m instead of waiting threeweeks, were besting the old man at hisown game and psasing OA this Gluts:matprevent to operator. now,
-Those are brand-new modals, thelatest to be produced. Imps coma in1. IS. ea 10 -cent play. We thought forsome time *bent an appropriate Christ-mas gift for operators who have soloyalty supported us In the past. Wepicked Imp because of Its proven money -=liking angora its wide familiarityamong operators and locations, and Itstrouble -free, easy operatton."
Hundreds AttendPhilly Open House
PHCLAX1ELPHIA. Nov. 30. -Nearly 800persons attended the invent week -Indparty had by the Automatic Amuse-narnt Company. Philadelphia Austen.utons beaded by Prank N. Eng& andMithael Bisector. The firm alto conductsoffice. la Baltimore. Md.. and Wilkes -Borth Pa.
Everything we. on a vane scale forthe huge party. ineluding the invitationsent to Plutadelphle otharnen. The illvitatioes was in letter form seed wasIT by 22 Inches In ales, prunes:, in twocolors. Occasion for the party toss ca-p:Leese* la the announcement, '-We Save
hutting new money-maker. for you=received from our factory, Cho J. P.burgsCorporation.-
One of the high spots area the pees.entation of the new *ante** remote con-trol Wellorratie. Engel and Spector re-port. These aro used to convert he, 20,or 2 -4 -record phonographs Into remotecontrol equipment,
Phtladelphia contesters, their fa,nallies,and friend. streamed Into AutomaticAran -Yemeni Company's display roomsfrom Friday evening. November 8. untilthe party finally Nosed, Sunday evening.November 10. Operators present haltedthe good time and the equipment die -played by the firm.
Engel and Spector, *Her the affair wasDyer. declared: We were amazed by thenumber of persons who attended ourparty. Naturally UV were happy to haveto many attend the showing of remark.able new davit -ea which we featured. Webelieve everybody onyoyeet himself and!tuned of ways to Increase operatingprolita. Alt In alt. we're happy over theentire affair."
Business Up forRex Amusement
ALUM:I, N. Y.. Nov. 30..--Conurgentingon busineaa in general and machines Inpartkultsr. A. N. Delaporte, chief exam-'Hee of Res Amusement Company. of thiscity and Butt Co, is entbtodstetle overprompt condttleate and future prospocta.
"Euelnesa has mover been heifer." beMeted. "It ei especially gratifying tonote the response to such offerings asth machine gun hit, 'Nen:sera AirRaider. This one meg:stn. that our es -S-tonier. can't seem to get enough of.
-When a reactants ha. the money-making fenturea that Al: Haider provides.It would be a pretty &low operator whodidn't go to town with them on all hislocation.. Judging teem the way Wen.'booting Asr Raiders out to our custom -era every day. Tel my that every COMman In the country is alert to -the grmikprofit povilbiLitica In Air Raeder."
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Distributors Attend ConferenceAnd Find Themselves "In School"
INDIANAP01.113. Nev. 30. --Thehart merit enthused the scores of districtmanagers and distributors wbo attendedthe two-day *Mee conference of thePackard lainufeettirlite Corporal...1 hereNOVember 26 and 24. The Opeang sea -awn Was held at the Hotel Claypool andRamer E. Capebart, preeldent of thePackard firm altieried the genera P.11 -des mail magrem for the firm. He ex-plained that the conference would be Inthe form of school and also announcedthat Packard would conduct a mhos!fee operators end urrvico men wilt. WlahSO attend. The echoot will be held the!Last three days of each week at thePackard pliant. starting December 2. Hoannounoed there would be no ehergefor the coarse and that operators andservice men should come from every-Ialusre to take 0.dr...elan° of Um comm.
try to attend the lint oanfererteas.Following the Monday semlon they wereentertained at n banatot that eveningand also enjoyed an attractive noir-...bow. Memben of the Packard calfwere Introdneed at the banquet.
With trAtructiordo to "be In bed by11:30 p.m.." delegates to the eonferenceconformed with Variation*_ then Anse tothe Packard plant Tueoday mortise foeanother day et "school.° Members of theengineering *UM were Introduced, In -enacting Ed Cahoon end Harry Deollinger.long known In the musle field Cape -hart mad he planned to make theeMpnecrIng ett.0 of the Packard hemeventually one of the beet known en-gineering staffs In any hultaarey In theMulatry.
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the tsountry and n Member of the Peek- pus-Mor wall box receritty liatrOdtteod byoM entl.e1"11.-V .111 11. charge Pathan.. Dlatributons were Invited toof the emcees_ ask all setts of queatione anti to make
Dietriet rartemgere and Packard diatra- caimansa of the product, Certaintama mum from all aectlena of the eosin- mrsvements would be made in the box
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ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM1941 Coin Machine Show-Hotel Sherman, Chicago
January 13-14-15-16, 1941
THE BILLBOARD54 W. Randolph Sheet
Chicago.Gentleman: Pirate have ,,,y itcnitsir3n bridge ready ice me at thee
1941 Cum Machine Shaw registrathan dark.
NameI Please paint
Address City asol SlateI ant connected with the industry as 1 hare indicated M checking thetollowimgt
0 Operator LI Jabber 0 Distributor
I operate the following types of ?machines;1.1 Amiasornont
Other types, If so list
0 Musk 0 Merchandise ^Scales
Siignerture
Please enclose* letterhead ee bleakness card as idenrifileation.
You may regaler for others in yen..e. flans by listing on a sePidele Pittsor paper and ailachicg to titrs registration blank.
MAIL TO: COIN MACHINE DEPARTMENT,THE BILLBOARD, 54 W. RANDOLPH ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
In compliance with the aninnisationn merleby attributor& Capenart mod- The dis-tributers present manifested a greatinterest In the dimusalorm of the prod-uct. Other Packard prOdtlein were alsoshown, but the main emphati. wan onthe wall box.
Those who reelatered at the ChaypesolHotel for the two-day Stlail0Th were: SansAyo, Prencla Adler. Cleylob Ballard. RayReciter. Russell E. Eleanclenteregor. W. W,Deck W. II. Bell. W. T. Branco William.7. Clair. A. N. Curtnes. P. O. Crewe. HarryCaton. Paul Clark. Roy Collard., ClarenceCatlitert. H. E. Copehara E. cronies%Paul Cohen. Leo J. TrIzer, Harry I. Drat -Linger. Charles Ewing. Moantilna Kra%Myron C. Erb, Alien Edwards. Otis Erick-son, Sam Peadmars, Joe Prank, JOhn D.Puller, R. L. Puller, D. Frerteks. Ab0Orateltatern, Walter Gummorehettner, R.Chernbrim. P. Clem. E. P. Carey. WilliesCiral& Elam Goldberg, W. F Hamel, T. 4,Ibtlaln. Bob Hunter. Jack ItUdnall. Wal-ter Hurd, Dylan Nankin..
D. V. Kennedy,. John W. Kellar. 0. F.Kramer, Edward Nieke. KennethJack Lovelace CiSrente J. lastactia, S. A.Loth. Paul Lammed_ Bien JackLeslie, William Montrose. M. McClutro.Earl Montgomery. 0. M. Morgan. OilMoores. B, R. Islathelay, George afeecker.Peed Mann. R. L. Maurer. A. Meyer. BidMcKinney. Dorman Mendian. A. 4.Irayi.±.lcas, W. H. Newell, Robert E. Oxen,D. R. Osborn. Al. T. Pletramer.lien Plana-traria Joseph Peskin, Omega Ponser,John Quinlan. Arnold Rosen. Cap Rota,C. W. Retfweek, E. E. Rullmart Ralphlitgdon, Earl ibryrunds, Fred Antic, Law-rence that 0. Routebo. K. B. Hothachild,Charles Rosen. Rollin H. Stewart. SamStrata, J. W. Stewart, Merle Slants,Selina= C. Schulz, Peed C_ Sternum,D. V. Shelton, M. J. Smith, M. J. SmithJr., Prank atershel. W. P. Strider. PaulSadler. William 4. Baehr,
George H. Thayer. Stewart Tonstret.Wen WhIrrilir, Hugh Willelnaon. EdwardC. W. Wlasehmelor. anal Vitale A. 0.Zimmerman. Lee Auguatus. featherineFlembenart, Betty Cox. Martha MOOrMy,Evelyn Resell, Ruth Pipette, JosephineWard. Charlotte Wohmearta Mrs. ChariotEwing, Mrs. 0. IL Morgan. Urn, 4. W.Stewart, Mrs. D. R. Csaborn, Mrs Cath-cart, Miss Miller, and Mary Holliday.
West Allis, Wis.,Okehs Pinballs
WEST ALLIS, Wis.. Nov, 30Dorpltean editorial in The Wear erne Star urg-ing reconaideration of an 00:31flameeItrestalne pinball machines and, on therefriwil ref ;men action, cailIng upon themayor to Veto the ordinance. the West
Allis common council Novemberlegalized the use of the machine., Toecasimanci, paced several weeks ago. be-comes ortective upon pubiteatren witbantthe signature of Mayer Delbert Miller.
Daval SpeedsUp Production
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Al 8. Douala. ceUse Oared Company. says his firm.which recently Introduced two new tiny-...Med mutter mune.. Cub and Am. isall set for speedy production.
"We ..re sang to arrange. for thespeediest delivery In all Dawdle history. -says Deragolls. .titian -lot ablirraeat cdCub null Aeo are the inio. Our !eaterstams been geared tot- weeks in imitclp,t3Ort Of the IntrOduetiOrt Of Cub andAce.
."711O &Teat run we are Moping onMarvel and American Eagle. token pay-out counter games. held LP up weekafter week. As each week went by weprepared to Introduce Cub and AceEach week wo were swamped with moreand more orders.
"In the meantime we have been pre-paring for the two new machine. acemaelsaaery has been parthmert, Moremen have been trained- All men in ourplant and all machinery are geared inraring into the biggest production sehed-UM in our blarney.
"We have previous/7 astounded 1.1eMade with production on counter game,out this. time We, believe we will 41%fdedlAll production records_ Present ordenalready tensest* a definite hit. It le alainoteworthy that all Of our dRtribatceehays beers. ordering In ease Lots_ Thiselms to the Opportunity it. do the lungof Job we like to do-large volume pea -&talon and proclaims construsfaclo."
IMPALL STYLES - ALL COINS
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Drtxraber 7, 1910 AMUSEMENT MACIIINTES The, Billboard 77
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Wurlilzer 616 a 49.50
WHIM. Grill. 54.50
Wurlilzer 600 .142.50
Wurlilzer 500 .149.50
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Evans 10 Strike 59.50
Keeney Anti-8282'50
Pholomatits _545.00
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Clielftftle OF COMMISROW-PLEASe NOTE. nips adrerfuerip esdpalm promotion manager of enek-C,16 Neftf. coop-Mu/atm Ben Bennett. a)B2222ff Mu -215 CO2,12g2V, Fkoedf.5, Aria., ari his beautiful home cord beautifulArlsona. trrnmat declares he likes Aaron* beasarie Of rette support sassy Atmby operators on Rock -Oka phonographs and eryirthrisent.
No HolidaySlump -Rothstein
PRILAOSA.2111th. Rea. AO. -AccordingCo 1. IL thatiuteln, bend of BannerSpecialty Company. the WOAD pee -hell -day 511041 In the tote machine field willoat occur thin year. "For u Situationso unnamed, we hale to thank at leasten pert one of the greatest creations.Keener e Mr Raider.
"Notwitiastandtng the fact that thenettanal defense pays -ram la releasing aMt Of money in this area_ It stilltikes tot of powerful appeal to11250 the collie tram * Christens.
public. Air Raider howJust that ppeal, and to how great a.degree to not 1.1 eitaelly known becannenot a they goes by but what some epee.new doesn't report a new earning recordend all our Myna: Ideas of YlYt Onegrand gun 0110 do undergo a reselelott.
"With conditions outside mu cos -n In -&nett, as fromerAble sue they 6120 and withmaeltInea like Maniere Mr Raeder tomake coin menh efforts so profitable.It would take a dyed -In -the -wool poses -foist to net anything but clear sailingthem next few weelte and mouths. Cometo think of it. I haven't heard a btuenote at all."'
Milwaukee CoinAdds to Staff
lannyeukt*. Noe. 30. -"pee to a tee-menstens Increase in business,' rays barnLondon official of Ittinmethee Coln Ala.chine Company. "we have 114.1/ forcedto mid mid train notin- service man tomake Installationo on the new wall boxesto be used on all makes of phonographs.
-Watt the whole country- Mroirptiigsnore nickels In the music machines,no -re premed tra the rapid inttowof Instaliation Meier.. But we've neverbeen afraid of too much business --themore Cho better for everyone ctoseerned,Judging from reports, Oar coming seasonis going to be the beat in Isletory forpr.on0CMIOt Icriaelsines. '
Reese in SouthernIllinois for Buckley
CRIC.lefilln, Roo. W. -George L. Reese.field representattve for Buckley IdUsicSystem. Inc, Chicago, is &peering Smith -ern Illinois. The purpose of the trip Isto perrenally acquaint the =twin men inthat Minion with the Inickley eMtlaitiRye:tents.
"Operators on whom George Reese snitmil y111 be greatly impressed with lilaknowledge of the music aystnin entiinest,"said 13.11eYlay official's -We Is one ofthe first field men in this lino of MISS -rims an that he knows what it takesfor the operator to get started wtth musicfiyateram end can acquaint him :idly with
everythLng needed to AucoNstially estab-lish 'Motley heroic Syetertas In thetoreitOry.
-Ae. operators In Southern Illtne01haven't had acs opportunity to get em-qUallitert with Mickley Music Sydt01112At that bend. Reese wants CO get soresInatathetions set up immediately. Thiscan be done attar operators select to -canons where the system 84A 80 1121'401:8d150 that they can see It at first hand sadme that It Is troubtepeeof. They willAlso have an opportunity to leek Intothe siemens, actually count the money.and me why A Buckley M12410 SystemCAR make this eats money for a=taste man
NEW LOW PRICEON REBUILT MACHINES
$3930.. $3 9 so
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GUARANTEED LIKE NEWVie ham a few Rebuilt Machines.22 shown Ober.. in le. 5c, 10cand 25cplay. with Myatety Pay -cut. Every machine has beencone ever from top to bottom.inside. oxhide. repainted. re-patithed, now real sines. springsor parts where needed. tot op-erating purposes et good at new.
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pendablity."Silica ham let eaceeded out ortgituaOn New Machine expectations. It Ls this sale* trauma
witlith has enabled us to amortize seal.CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Thru the guarded pletely our tool invostmetit and to pee,
postale of the designing roam st the chi- on the ramitkiag wirtngs to our etu-cJge Coin Machine Company cameo word terneva.of a nurprtse /or operators. "Effective December I., a new cam-ke.
Said edlcial Sam Wolberk: -In Ceder far prim hoe been established., andIt to be a real surprise i am not at liberty trIbutors. all OW: the country areto drettiga the notaire of tills new Chicago Ins their customers to profit from theCOtn game. Oponnom con be cum Mgt now tow price on. Imp which makesIt will be full of stew Ideas that are prolit- Earn* the greatrat Dorgan obtalitabic:de -Maned for lemg-tinar. operation..
-Althea it aeme,s strange to annOuricenew game while our latest hit. All-Azoorl-cart le still keeping production Nombumming, we feel that our nest release Istea good to keep tinder wraps," advbseinorm Genahurg,
"Secret testa have given Ms an InsightInto Its money -making posathilitica, andin lino with Chicago Colnb policy, wewent the country's operator. to realize onthe new game's potentiaLlttna without toogreat n delay. Catmeqtatlitly Coln Men cansoon expect a formal announcement ofwhat we are aura will prove to be theganatrat gornr of it. kind the Industry hase ver known."
Manhardt OpensMilwaukee Business
CHICAGO, Nov. 30. -Vie Manhardt Sr.and eon were at the Chicago offices of theMills Novelty ems -pony Wodneaday (27)and announced that December 13 and 2,3they would open their now headquarter.at 547 N. Sixteenth Street. 1511-waukee.
Tey will occupy the entire buildingarid will be right in the center of things.yin! a few minutes' run from all Im-portant parts of the city. The new altoan near asnuaement and businem points.
Over 300 111/4707t5nD operator* and cll.-tributem are Invited to attend this bigopening pony- Manhardt preerstma every-one a marvelous, time, with plenty of re-freshment.. toroth and door prima. Re-ception. open house, and Chriarmaa partywill Liao up the two daya.
Featured wall be the new PanoramaBoundles movie machine. "An extraor-
isiterest ims al -readyDean expreased In Milwaukee about thesecoin -operated movies," said Nintshardt-
"Nvery day I get a number of phone callafrom people asking the about the machine.So now rest going to show It and givethem all is rhartoit sae this nwrvalottad itto:natio device far thessmelmos.
am Inviting cob/kettle. of the stage.sports. and muale worlds. I understandShore will be a large delegatien comingfrom Mills. and there la a possibility thatRalph Mills, vIce-prealdent of Mills Nov-elty. will be et the presentation ofPanornm to atilwaultecans."
Imp Sales VolumeSavings to Coinmen
CHICAGO, Nor. 30, -TO empress tomiatomera our appreciation for the ac-ceptance which they have accorded toImp -mica having pawed the 60,000mark--OrCeachen Toot Company andIts arsoalate dierlissitora saw offeringImp. to operators at a new low Glad-lOr.price, report Orcetehen off EMMA,
"When wo first decided to go Intothe production of Junk we spent a antralfortune In tooling up fOr production,"say CrrOettheni OH:elates "Never beforeto our blatary dal we build ouch einb-orate proelaten tools, die casting molds,and assembly fbrhares. An a result ofthis' preolalon tooling, done In our ownrage tool plant. Imp became the com-
mending precision counter game, minty -
Hurrah! Let's ShipAll of Them to Britain
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. -No. we don'tmean destroyera or flying forthruses.Or bomb eight., or any other materialof war. We refer to a recent use ofan essential Item by Iiisitatri, the loseof which Item In the Visited StateswoUld, be of incredible aid to theUnited State. own coinmen.
It news report reaching here revealsthat In answer to en appeal for *rapatrial. borough electricity departmentsIn Britain sent within two amok* 120melts of metal atigs which bad beendeposited In household electric me-ters In place of coins
U. S. coin:root, please note!
St. Louis BizUp, Says Hanekl.au
ST. LODES, Nov. 20..-A. new spirit sebring shown by coin. machine playersthvuout the territory In the St, tomarms, according to A. 0. Hanoltlissi chidof Olive Novelty Company. "Thesesbeen a real revival of interest in colagame play 1.111077 Keeriors great machinegun. Air Pander. made it. eppesnineeon St. Louis location.," be said.
"AM Redder la tops for real fun andthrills. mils easy to am why sit the lacplay la centered In Air Baader. Acmcd-they, operators seem to be centering .Ittheir attentian on making Ovary loestkezen Air Haider spot. seed therre doinga good Job of it, If I am to judge by teegreat number of thaw Keeney guns thathalo gone thru our shipping rooms.
IW INNERS1Front the. House of Winners
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IMPALL STYLES - ALL COINS
SIX for $60.00IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
AJAX NOVELTY CO.2707 Woodward Ara., DETROIT, Mien
Berember 7, 79.111 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 79
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LOOK OVER ME SE NEW LOWPRICES AND SAVE $ $ $rcvt.elltL1- 31431t PLAY 041466
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C-Anaoits. . .57.50o A flaucf.g467,511
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5,14.11.5 ANMt 440 Vs 03.144. I la ono With ores,assesses 30.0_
5.0$Promos. ;44.40
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Meares111r.is 5540Bowling 34.5011.4 1{10.14 . 34.150P assch 34.600.0. Sixes 32.600.4m. *0.60Isiessale . 37.40*slues. 3300tigehr 4440. 22.50Olgigiaag .. 10.54Gaels .... 15,60
BADGER NOVELTY CO.2640 N. sou. saltwALIKEK. W,*
PHONOGRAPH SPECIALwonitm ate, se Room 40.00Bustame Soo, teems SOWN" . , 115.00awasiluar Gan, 4.7541.415N.,14, '80."
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Dally AttentionGetting Big Play.
C7EICA00. Nov. 30,---Attenc5on LcCOMA, plenty of attention,'- says CleOckeTrotted. general 04.101 manager, BallybfantstacturIng Company. "Operator*and distributors are paying attention toAttantlort because they are finding thatthe Rama really setts attention on loca-non--attend= and plenty of cash -boxMesagnition.
"The latoiediato stmt.'s!. of Ibillyttnewest esanyerlible free -play or noveltygame is lira surprise to sea hero at Fealty.Because we pricked Into It all the great -Oat play-utlmulating ash -getting Mem.Bind of all, high-4mM Then the famouslights -out or slwAtern skill Idea, wherebythe player starts scoring eon free gameper hit after all Itatioperis have beenhit at least once. Attention also hasthe wirer -popular rettirri leatame,het this can be. changed to licore freesame* instead Of tillATIALOS CUL-1/<1.1171,
"Lsat but hot 19631, there Ls the newtop-ownsl feature which rinspc up fromI to 75 trim goisits for the dralittli player.Alike not a rerecre feature, the topuo-cnal pocks all the punch of a teserteand thatsres5 plenty Of repeat play.
^Dentate from the Drat few huridtailA11315C20t1 gamma on toestkin prove thatDally ram come Up with another land -elide neoney-maker for operatom. AT d.
of early Collett:on:a 'sprat ordersare starting to fiord the factory. and wehave already had to Mermen lasedecttna5Odd) to kotp up with the demand...
Robbins OffersApple Vender
B24 KLYN, Nov. 30 --''It's A well-Imown slogan that 'an apple a day kermathe doctor away." and many peoplewould eat moro apples It truly were COO-W 0iti0t111). displayed and IN a sanitarymariner,- 3ald Dare Robbins. of D. Rob-bins, 11.; Company.
'filet's why sre are manufacturingessurstor display stand for apples.. hecontinued. -This device requires onlyeight Inches of *Menhir *pace. It holds7.5 apples. wrapped in cellophane. Anattractive display sign Ins no top ofthe *tend, tailing attention to the factthat the apples ore cellophane wroppoiland di:Delon' to eat. Optrattee canpiece them Wands an drug atoms, clzarstorm, hotels. bLUlard parlort, invading*litre. tenninale. etc. The apple*axe either solid outright for cash to themerchant* or die minehalit reeelves apercentage on scam_
-/ra ocher ease tbo operator nets aprofit On eseh apple stbi, Hundred/1 ofthese display Mande are now being prof -natal,' operated In Now York locationt"
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IS YOUR LUCKY DAVOPENING DAY OF THE
COIN MACHINE
SHOWSHERMAN HOTEL
CHICAGOMARY 1316, 1941
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LUCKY 13 ssricga:R, whicit man-ufacturers and distributors ere -grac-ing On Wars to Lest Nee merle aboutthe 1411 Corn Africtidne Show to beheld at rho Sherman Hotel. Chicago, ,January. 13 to IC 1941, The ittekert, printed ha real, a; hits, and blue.
AJOINWITH MONARCHONE BALL AUTOMATIC PAYOUTS
Santa Anita -S125.00 ThisHedown -557.50 Mille Flathec.$39.50Gilead Nahienal 94.50 Sport Page.. 52.50 Fairground . 25.00GrA0t11,3nd , . 74.50 Hawthorne .. 57.50 Hey Day ... 37.50Cold Modal.. .55.00 Mina 1-2-3. 39.50 Fend Bag... 37-50
LEGAL. EquiPMENTStoborx Sheet tho Chute*Ray Gyn, like new $117.50
Evan -s Ten Strike 64.50Gottlieb Skov-gall-Etta 64.50Sec burg Chicken Si.,,
Console 64.50Exhibit Vitalizer a9.50
Keeney JAMS -Aircraft Cu,.Guaranteed Porlect ...$ 69.50
Seelmrx Hockey 1. er Se. 29.50Groctoben Metal Type*.- Late Model 700 Discs. 109.50Welton, Baseball,
1940 Modal, F.P 64.50AUTOMATIC PAYOUT CONSOLES
Keeney Pastime. raw ap- 1940 Pace Reels, 25e play,chrento rails. stugaroof .. 549.50
Sally Royal Flush, card eon-.rola, IltuKprOO? 99.59
Keeney Track Time, '33skill. Check separator $7.50
Jennings Mulliple Ester 49.5024.50
Dominoes. 35.00
pcarinX $144.50Keeney Triple Entry 124,501959 Pact Saratoga. 5Iutt-
pool. 5c, 10c. 25c play, 79.50Evans C.alloplog Derramos,
new head. wahnat -cabinet 74.50Mirk Square Bell, Sklltllcld Bally Teaser
check separator 69.50 Evans GallopingCOUNTER GAMES
Gottlieb Trios Cris 3 9.50 A. 0.T. ClaalleaactsCans.A.abak. 7.50 1.15114 alp.
chant,6401. 47.59
14311 Wheel. 7.50Unit C7057. 5.00WM...A-Palk. 7.50
Csesselen Spssks.Sc pl,. .516.50
Tnkw1tg, 14 Snick* ... 7.50sal. taken Bally Ismesrefif .. 12.40 Ira 5.00
Track Red. B.50 Bally babyReel 21 - 5.00 revery* 7.50 Ping* 9-50R.1 Dice_ 5.00 10.413Dects. 5.50 Reel 3PO4 15-50Club House. 5.00 Heaps , . , 12.50 Res/ Rams_ 5.CO'large* 34111. 12.50 Pgnny Pads, Croviches it 4,50Daily Races Oils en.. 14.50 Merry -co -
Or. 7.50 Indian Orcit 11.75 Raved ... 3_50saw 110.1134? 5.00
TERMS: 113 DEPOSIT - BALANCE C. 0. D.
514,50Rittwanais 4.541Vs =as Von . 5_00Pick.A.Psek 11.75
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MONARCH COIN MACHINE CO.1545 NO. FAIRINELD AVE. Cable "MOCOIN CHICAGO. ILL
CHRISTMAS SEALS
W ..Help to Protect YourHome from Tuberculosis
80 The MIllwarel AMUSEMENT MACHINES December 7, / 9,10
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Get Joe Calcutes Prices front
THE VENDING MACHINE (0.205-15 FRANKLIN ST.,FAYETTEVILLE,N.C.
IVESIC-END PARTY Totten by Automatic Amusement Company_ INstrodef-phfa distributor, resulted in thee Imp* prorap of common and Metr famine*04 14453r on 004 of the dep. The party was held at the IOWA MUD 0llika:November 8 to 10.
00,, Mariner ReviewsRecord Breakers
CINCINNATI, lot 0,CINNATI. Nov, 3.3. - I've handledmoney -making equIpment in my
time." nays William (31111) Mariner, headof Slicking, he. "Most coin men willagree with me on that acme_ If I were
**thin it would be a Ions int."Intheir caftan elateltheatione it
would have been difficult to choose onothat Mande out above ell others for earn -1105 power and long life on Locations_ Inn
to tint nil the rep-neith ntechirote thathave been distributed thru tins argent -
"
today there's a new star on the horizonthat eltarsgas the plattre.
"Let say man ask me now whet I cem-enter *11.. all-time number one game andmy answer Is mandatory-Keeney's AIrRaider. No game that I have ever seenor heard of kit.. crested se leammusive urecord in its entire Malmo as hewreenny's remereious mechine gun in nnComperallwly tow week* of operatics:thruout the country. It tope my Dist ofItelory-making equiptreu.t In paint ofaction. appeal, thrills. fun, end cold cant,profita."
DON'T FORGET!ORDER FROM ELECTRO-BALL TODAY!
"CUB3 Reel 3 WIT Play WishColn litsider and 2 Mneat.Cash tea..SAMPLE 6.512 OF 4
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QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELFWatt PLAY
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Keeney Ups AirRaider Production
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.. -Production ached-Ulee on Air Raider, machine gun geme.wt., hiked again at both Keer.ey plants.norordIng to J. H. NaCtiey, head of J. II.Keeney & Company.
"We are not et all surprised at thisdevelopment:* acid Keeney. "After theoral few days of operation of Ale Residersteurni the Country We were certain thatthe gun was going to hold player in-terest to s, greater extent then snythingelse being offered now In coin amuse-ment devisees,
"Stameedlii.g reports an play and earn-tnip are bearing us out In our opinion.The demand for Air Raider has neverbeen so great as It is now, and like n
Proper Advertising andEquipment Backbone of
Business, Says AI SternCHICAGO, Nov, 3O -At Stern. MD -
dal of the Monarch Coin MoehineCompany. tells a ataxy that Is inter-esting. It seems that a vellor In Cht-ea3o. awning from the Southaven. waskilling time In the lobby or thePaltrier Rouse. Mimeo IMetelty.
The Tinter went to the newmtandIn the lobby, picked up a copy of The-Billboant and wen intrigued by thecaption of Monarch's advertisementIn The Ellaboard'e November 10 laaun,Mitch read: "5killst In the Army of3.10xiareh Operators."
The gentlemen front the HOUtinvestStanactitately took a cab to the Moo-nrch ornate. After a. lengthy discus-sion on various equipment. rotate*Stern. es welt as a thorn study of ter-riterriat Conditions In thn Elourthweet.the visitor placed an Order en wblanhe made a 0.000 deposit. Stern re-port..
"It simply deirserwaratete onee againthe power of proper mivertiaing," maidStern. "-backed up by Intelligent *e-lection of suitable ottintnnent. Thatin a few word, is the foundation ofour business."
entiebalt. It rolls right on, getting 5.tamy*Very day.
"TAR., a snowball, bin. profit. are groeing greater with each day of operation nthe individual locations_ Ws proud 1.am that my reanimation is ressporuntiefor putting so powerful o moony-msteeIn the hands of the operating
PAYOUT TABLESManlte0 -60Man e' Warta 2-W0.1.2 5,4.1 44.60llem Date. . 44.50Pal Meal ... 24.40Waffle. . 24.0041.111 M.a ant-el.we
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Veneto 'as*16141/nm11ern amain 3.14
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ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA
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AMUSE' 1HENT MACHINES
Court Frees ManWho Sold Boards
wrutos-BARRE. Pa.. Nov. 30. -- I"legal to all ask:aboard*, according W altarticle which appeared In Tee SaircriaYIndependent here hat Sunday
The thdeftelteLthi reverted that JvidEeThomas J. Daldrage.of the PennsylraniaSuperior Cnum, in a declaim: at 91:11adel-phle November 23 rereroed a dr.:dollenof a lower court and pointed out thatttaa penal coao deco net expressly dealwith the ado clerical and must be strait-ly aanatinut.
A Phliadelphlen who had been fined125 for "'keeping and exhibtling- a gam-ing trtle. w&. the winner of the moo.lie sold it isalmboord to a city 1301.05141P0and wee arrested.
Only retently Wilkes -Marc pollee con -h11 ated aaleaboards found In 10411.0 luOalstoma
Baker's DefenseBooms Business
The Billbrurrd 81
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-"fleinIng like abittrkricg In all pate of the country andgoing Over the top In a bare Of AUCOSSISbemuse or its arcielineas and patratto ap-peal, EA:dense, Hakere newest novelty. Is
intient reaept !Moo lrmvit the tratoand pushing Hager production to newpeabe." say company °Meals.
'-Defense la the hIt Of the hour... theyany. -It prosente en areolatthle Jaletea-lion to players. We've rarer peen a gamethat etrikea the popular Caney 4.4 USIAone, Deane* Is gaining instant accept-ance from the trade end enders IS. pilingIn lent and furtoiaa.
"Distributers In ell parse of the countrypraise it to the skim end operators ereetarnortag for it more beesuse of ita tre-reendola traffic pull in all locations. Theriturition I. well to hand haw et the fee -terry. hoverer, We have production Datll-tiva to handle any matt.-
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11EdDQUARTRR3, PERSONNEL, AND rz.sar OF TRUCKS etatetateedthe D. & Mozelty Company, Iroacjord, /U. The concern dutributesSisppfy Company gamau fn the Rockford tta,trery. Le -ft to right ore Louis CasOlaand Frank Suurte, ptogoietort; R. .1. Ostetbauer. operator; Leslie HOtM4t, PatonIli7566!, N.11 schaten... Barry MOtitte Ruiz bkitittei and John Ceeole. ehe lastsix massed being service men.
Miraben NotesSurge in BusinessCHICAGO. Nov. 30. -An aver-Increas-
autge In phonograph remodelingWitham 1. the report of the ldlrabenCompany. Chicago. Offielas of thecompany art optimistic for the I3111Imainem yen. "Poe example," say.. oneoracle!, "cam fac-1111-1t4 an at peak pro-duction now remodeling all makes ofphonograph. In addLlIcaL, Our countermodel tablneta for the 13 and le Meadzneelmallsane ore keeping us busy_
'Tele of over remodeling Jobe whichutillma our new dome and side plastic&1* saint like tellddires. Thse jet, la alreadypopular for the manner In winch ittranafams nn Old model phonographInto ti creatian or beauty. The domela made of heavy marblette ploetto toa patented Shaper which eliminates theplacing of bottles. posters, end otheralleles atop the tnatelane. Both thedome and side plastics are framed inheavy potlehed
'We home already Pala huge quantitiesof our counter model cabinet and are.mere than a week behind on shipmentsof thin epliereild Lim for opertatora. Theeablneta are malay hunt and are liber-ally adonical with Light -up plaeties. Thecounter modal Ilia well Into any Iota-Mei and la Of epeelel value far emaillocations or locreilona whtrh clialeard lae-minroodate a fulnalsse machine
heading Bells RingFor Harold L. Baker
CEDICADO, Nov. 30.-ThanYairiringflay, Neve/1MM 21. wee an 0005113012for (Seattle rejoicing Mr &weldfaker. president of Hefter NoveltyCompany, and Marilynn V. Mayers,who were martini on that day in Val-paraiso, Tod_
The Billboard Jolt. with friendsthrweat coin maelittaecleca to wish MY.and are, Dater a happy insternal UM,
Estimate Lumber Use inLast Half of '40 Up 10%
WASKINCITO.N, Nov. 30.-Ccutranip-11e0 01 lumber 10 the final half of 1310wilt be ID per cent named of last year.aneetly reftsteing de said* Crested bynational defame, the Department orCommerce has been Informed_
The hicarner aurrey committee OM con-sumption, Moak. and anticipated con-sumption of Lmunber repealed thatcouatimptien in the last six months thisyear sail total 15,200.000,000 feet andthat the year'e volume will be 28300.-000,000 feet, or 8 per cent above 11130_
As Of October I deontatte lumberstocks Lunnunted to 7.160.000,000 feet orabout three months' supply.
The Comentttee reported Methousing will require 1;200.000,000 feettrooP
befOre Patio 1. Dell. while halting forfamilies of military and neva permoneland defe-me workers wilt require *bout300.0001300 feet within the next eightmonths.
Domestic prodUctkui In the threemonths ended September 30 wata toed-enstely bight: than a year ago, and thecommittee forecast totat pm -Suction foethe year of 27,5e0,000.000 tint, a vanof 8 per cent over 1319.
"Must Be a Reason,"Says Allied's Kleiman
CSICACIO. Nov. 30. -"Why Allied Nov-elty Company has grown so phenemenellyin the short time 1t h.. been in businessMA only be explained by tta :batty to giveeannien what they want when they wont
declare. Samuel Kleiman, Allied officlal. -Whets operator* keep coining Mekfor !additional equipment IV. a. AALT0 algalthey're satiated with Our eervive andThatteriali,
"We at Allied think another strong fac-tor in the rapid growth of our bushier. LaDerry Taairine. who dom al the pers.:maicontacting for the company. We've getwhet C011unen want and We Intend toconthuse Whig ft to them -which meanseveryone will be happy all aroutirlr
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Chairman of Poddicily Conerrattand Advertising Manager of
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cc for the Coin Machine Showearly Marnefachorne Company0MA:eat C0111 510010310 Show In the Ina -tort Rf Ma grant Induntry.
On that day-adonday. January 13.1631-at the Sharman DAM in Chicago-the door. trill be thrown open to adisplay of new money -making .009.1111:01°,39no ha surpomilng this displays of previousyears that 1Olf will all wonder how weever got away with our former dhows,
In Muer *tae *Um, the 1941 CotnMachine Show will eerve as a powerfulderuonatratten Of the unfaltering pret-reat Or the industry. riot only will themain exposition hall bo packed-not onlywill the snernattlue be crowded with newgames. new music machines, new vendingand seemeo machine*. hew nnereharidisarof vitas Interest to operators-not onlywill the grand ballroom be filled. anmural. with brUltant displays-but Insiddltion a new annex. directly below themain exponition hall. will be Used. 'thusthe 1041 Coln Machine Show will be netmerely the greatest man machine aim*In history hut nettle:1y one of the biggestMyren of any kind ever held in Chia:cram
An an initstratton of the large scale onwhich the 1911 allow wilt be conductedand apeakiag only for the Bally Manu-fmatradvig Company. I can say that Ballyhas contracted for annont twice as muchdisplay *PM* n* wan *red In former yearnto show new Bally products. And I knowthat, Bally's plane for 6 bigger showthan over are typical of the trend thru-out the industry, The truth of the maser11, the connufacturers have march a spec-tacular army of new money-nrskleig ano-n -Mum to Offer that cigar -god apace isabrolutely easltlal-
We are an agreed that 1011 will be ayear of tremendous. Industrial acne:ny-e boom ptor-0. year In which plenty ofmoney will be in circulation. The oainnmehtne man who perticipates to theStillest extent lb the gametal proaperhyof 1941 stil be the roan taro comes tothe January allow and Linda out the rightequipment to Insure maximum earning*.White plenty of money will be in cir-culation durtr.y 19.41. no hiphasmrdpIncensent of hit-or-miss equipment willIn -sum prosperity to operators.
The very tact that the public will bein a spending mood all nican that allIndustries sill hie In terrific competitionfor the Mnie-*hinge market. To protecthis prialtion In taint market the oper-ators must be armed with the rightMilltparstent. Only by attending the 11330111can he get the first -bond Maroc so es -errand to the prOditehlO stileetlen ofequipment.
easnre yourtelf a Welty you. In1941 plan to be in Chicago on that lucky13th day of January. 1911. Do that andyou can bunt Up mirrors. kick blackMist and welt under every ladder _youcome W 11,MI hing Con )inn the Tuckof the man who attend* the 16.41 CoinMachine !shawl
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A -A Guns OpenOld Opera House
ST. JOHN, K. EL, Can., Nov. 30.-3. B.Jones, who has concentrated on thedlettitintlen Of rniPler rnerlitneo the pullfew years, has widened his loneLnere totheltitte earlehr type. of Win-01,44.ted.shooting games. Tones is distributingthree thrtl the =Within, provintes. Heis also operating a eland exclusively farthroe ran olutriting game* Lu the eitrect-floor lobby of the old Opera House incentral fit, John.
This once legitimate theater hart beenNosed for nOTCTiat years. the doors beingreopened for the first time In over tenyears to install the alusating gamesequipment.
The ;Intl...kerma ;hooting auntie arebeing inotalled in restaurants, tobaccoMorse. hotels. etc. With text blorkeumbeing made frequently and imitationbombs &upped tram airplanes. the pub -ha warned to expect sir raids for St. Johnduring 1441, the popularity of the air-craft targeting ban hit a new high.
ImIleatteda are for Lncreased patron-age during the winter: bemuse Of theIntensified Lntereat caused by the me ofthe port Of St. Jelin for tarn] and neer-cm:dila al:lipping.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 30,-"Pernmeent is Oroweed which is/Meetly describes SeemGreed." declare ofeciela of the Withey>fenueseturing Company. Chicago. "Likeer 17511 river, Seven Grand Jura keep.;OEMs -along to preete. It ha. been onthe nuaket for some Um* now -a y,arnaglitch has proved Itself.
"nem time tO than we Nava mode km-prOvements on Seven Greed until now itrepresent., the acme of perfection In theorinter game field, Per P.be few whohave not yet teen Seven Grand, It has
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CONSOLE CLOSEOUTS-NAtiAlla Paddle. Cl, -, . 51050Nr.tiA41. *INN Taw LIb4.0.t Brie ... 1460Kne.47 Ittaeocliy CLAb 4550Rel*W$ end Wed 6141417,9111 TM 40_60iliac Praha, 111.11.0itrata cab, thet PM. 5.... Pak*ewe en Day 71 6051a47 ZIppar 1550
I -BALL PAY TABLES
RNemote.. 531.50
:NU*PAya61.44. 10.60ON...99W te.60
10.110Itta6N4 .... 20.501710141. , 11.60EM MY 28.150
4174110.. J21.s01 -e -a tress... 05.50 ig Racer. . 10.5004.4.h141164at 7.50Art0tt/k64411. &et.TaMvW.. 14/60D by Tlew. 21.6.0feycr , tetesa-ine.ase_ 17.4e
MISCELLANEOUS MACHINEStele env ensi,,Itzsilere Oen. ..$25,501.4.1.11.c 510:41 . 45.50ca ii. ibleftr. 41.41*. test nee. Slain 2e.50
L014 OA 5 24.60Kula OW 4111. 11.00No.01,44, Iliwartia 01111114.616 15.00OwatChita imovi 15.60
FREE PLAY CAM ESo ral 40119 11.14.041.01.45*4 146011,.. Si. . 111.60111.001. MIL _ title17.50Dro, /see11414.741Illuswi seise
Flit, levies 10.50Rena. pea, 37J3.0Teuerh -. 1*50VAaly 10500.1..41661 1750Herstits... 1:410ormine wiwe CeetelereteCE-witherisit aueneerreco MECHANI-CALLY kitlete. tro4Osie Om WIRE_to cedes. nanAt wand et lter4 .Loexo.1.4.ero nsmeriate 4101.447. ennin II* Owirties 040. With °Ta-iwan«. a O. D.
HE VENDING MACHINE CO.401.15 Vrankitn St. ..... N. C
BEST BUYIN COUNTER GAMES
MILS VEST POCKETSTA* 111E87 INN cnIr0e..et M.,h1 a oNalot.64 A651 with 1.414.IA44 INMAN.
Only $44.50
AMMANBBB AND
HARMSt ae RE*T 115
Pt/744rf 0.15 alp lastainea.
111 It .05215.005.01.04,532.50
BEST Buy in TRIIIPSR1 tete Free Per 1.254 $41.50
Witt 1/40 4114 1. -ay 1.254 ... 5100.00
The Markepp Company
r M11.1, (..o,1 -c.,.1
special riounft-eoeserect spot (nee winch.are relied on B 10 -loch green felt 411.11.This is cannel with doable -atrerigth dameguava_ The disk and dice field are wankLute i roised-cerioared square cabinetwhich le futtand in rubbed walrait Orerrehogeny. T -rim it of highly polishedchramiure. Rubber section epee preventmoving about on counter.
'"ro operate the machine a C0111 Is de-posited. a fever pressed dawn; 'The diveere thrown when the lever Is released. Adetachable rawest( tracers allown changingof award cards quickly. Cigarette
maw* and Cigarette award cardsfor the machine are many Interehernentwith regstiorr Wee and other award cards.
"Two cash bases are IS tee game, onefor the operaterls abate and another foethe enoetioang A roUltIpte spin chutetaker 1. 6. 10, end 2S -cent coins. A specialchute for tr-oent play only It *Venable."'
Universal in NewKaveee Quarters
KANSAS CITY, Ma-. Nov. SO. -Swoonenjoyed during the part LOUT yerrs nee,-aitaurd the recent remora] of the UniversalManufacturing Company to hinter quar-ters. report attIctala of the Arra. OW.verses new 11714 larger quarters ere at406 East Eighth Street and are approxl-restely three timer larger than formerquarters, OniclMe Mete that machinery,Mock- and personnel ere double In thenew lecation.
Tile ern minerals abbe announced thatthey Would exhibit at the 3041 Coln Ma-chine Elbow In Chicago, Insepti Berko-witz-. 0741110551, declares: "We are 14:101e-Ing feerore-TTI to 1041 to be our bent year.Our Inicerra In the pest four yearn 'IAA;been great. Men in thin nold went newand quality nierebanelLse, the type thatwill appeal to everyone.
"Universal la coming forward with thegreatest jar games. pad deals, and tipbooks erer devised. In addition to thekwflirik ether. Original Reel, White, Blue,we wit' have mach drilla as Are You In theDo douse!: Its, Anent. and Butia: Hit thePill. and others."
Mills Great Little Bell
VEST POCKET
We carry a completestock of MillsVest PocketBells, in Blue and Gold,and all chrome, 5c or Icplay. Immediate delivery.
Keystone Noveltyand Mfg. CompanyS. It Coe. nth cad Iluellogdan Sts,PhiladaFphia. Pennsylvania
naltimere &cern-S1S C.alberdent SL. Sclilenere. NUL
FASCINATING: litEtESILSTIBLE!
Anabel'Leith the Big
SPECIAL ANABEL AWARD
Two Anabel bumpers lot
.11jL9 sher& Anahel nveorti
- 'he popular 'Chile Soot
bumper -- the thrtllinqrowlion Scoring principle 16
lights ou1', and high score.make Anabel the mosttantalizing game ai
the 'yea, Order to-day,
$104"
-"4111011P:,
Stoner Corp.Amu. ILLINOIS
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!!LANDSLIDE 545.001 ROTATION 552.00BR ITE SPOT 4E0,01 DOUBLE FEATURE 5.00
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BUDIN'S174 SO. PORTLAND AVE.,
INC.Branch: 36
BROOKLYN, N. Y. T.1... 1.2700E. MERRICK RD.. FREEPORT, L. I. (Freeport 21001
A NEW CATALOG OF SALESBOARDS ANDMERCHANDISE DEALS -AT LOWEST PRICESSEND FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF CATALOG NO. SS
16.1.Abfahl Orwrafun /r to tr.., nab 1.1106A4P-44.11 Me yaw F.. Cee.7 or tat. a=torwy..,-...Irf 04111,51 WI. ctn.. full ait.. 11111444.1.4 11.1w115 esteneareo and ilarabo.wd Marhandla Asteilmenta
. . 41 WA.. 041. AN, earwattiont Awnawsi with prolFetak.4.4 MANINN art. 4410074/ tv tilt Ol. 91,11 1SNl avivia Writs MANyt41 10104.0.1-1.11e. 14711 V011 Oft 1.1a lc4PTrr.TY 4-17A1AX: NCI. 64
GEL I_ MIAAN BRAS. MINH9 North Fourth St
NEAPOLIS, MINN.
-CANDY FOR OPERATORS34 1-LIA. BOXES OF 01112.00..1,6 $..r5ENONATIONAL VA Luc-veil-lt, ttlireenter-re erne
WITH 1111141.011. 06.141,11,N 1 Lb. Miniature C11.00Chastity ANL 41.4640.141 ----Si, eon -rCANDY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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IS t.. 11th StercP, MEW TOPS CITY
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SIX for 560'100', SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
H. G. PAYNE CO_312Broadway Nttlonlla. Tenn.
86 The Billboard AMUSEMENT MACHINES December 7, 1940
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Par, out 5.27.76-Aaerage Profit ;23.49
PRK E $2.73 EACHOTHER FAST SELLERS
1640 hate F-5240-3 Bar Jackpot at.43.651200 hole F -5275 -Horses at. 3.42800 hole f -5270 -Pocket Dice at.. 1.84720 hole F -5255 -Pocket lack at.. 1.86600 hole F -5305 -Royal at 2.12
CHAS. A. BREWER & SONSand cab tinow In rho Waild
6320 Haevand Ave.. CHICAGO, U, 5, A.
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511014. ONLY
SIX for 5 60°°tOO'-. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MARION CO.562 W. Douglas Wichita. Kan.
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BELINONT AVENUECHICAGOILLINOIS
Operator's AnalysisRates Genco High
011110A00. Hoy. 30. - "An Inter-esting and Illuminating letter from oneof the snort aUctirosttil Operators In thoMist 1165 been TECC;0441 by the GencoManufacturing Company.- diMlaree Cirs.V0(leant:117g,
-In pert, the fetter 70744: hate Pinoomploted si chart on operottns profltabased on my colteet.ion boots, the prtooof the garaha. Wird tow trade -In prken Xreortvcd for thorn. I find that Gencogamma rank highest on .this closet. Gene*garnet NATO boon oocialhontly good.Their mechanical porfectton has redueodany serwlve echo to s minimum. Trade -In values of Genco games result In thoal...wing that It oasts teas to oporatcthan other games on any route. 1.0okt-rigat cold dollar and cent !Worm, Ianwriting now to thank you for the con-alstent excellence of your product, here'sto more Ot the same auccass In thefuture.'
Soya Chirtabarg; 'Ibis letter is proofor what we've boon contending for *
tiWko. Operators who rely on GencoRamos always come out ahead. Our
kturs we the !vault of portiptratton anwell ns When we get enIdea for A new pin table. It first gat,.harm an exhaustive aeries of teats todetermine !Cs fundamental Appeal. 1stnatehonicial peeve -pawnor. and bow itmeasures up with our pact hits.
-Thom Mishits gone no far us we can.the gain Is produced and tented Chor.gyoptic, on tough oral 204141311130. Alt4Tthat. If connate:1m prove we're got art -canoe moneyanalker for the operator, weswung Into production. Ire no accidentthat Carrico games tut., bore e.onAtstmnt:y
REGISTER NOW'or
1941 COIN MACHINE SHOW
Registration blank inrilit issue
FACTORY RECONDITIONED BEIESLIRE NEW a OUARANTEE0
W ILLS, 144.1415,Tr1 rrx,l. setotwas soda
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WANT BELLS
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Prernellvr 7. 1910 AMTETSFAITIENT Tlrr Billboard 87
4,4%#1.4S OF THE
BIGGESTSE.V
YEAR
SEW CASE 1-MICE OS IMPS
forEf FECTWE
DEC.SR
TarnEwoous QuAdvrrr%PRODUCTION of Imps has mach, possible savings in pro-duction costs which we gladly sharo with our c-ustomors.AT 660.00 FOR A CASE OF SIN colorful Imps you areoffered the biggest bargain of a lifetime.PROVEN SUCCESSFUL ON 60.000 LOCATIONS.with never a service call. Imp has earned its reputationas the greatest of all counter games; its profits are trulyastonishing.You buy definite, proven location performance whon youinvest in Imps. Why take a chance on inferior imitations?UNLIMITED CASH CAPACITY can be had In each Impby factory installation of coin meter, available at only 51.00additional.IMP comes in Penny. Nickel or Dime Play; with Cigarette.Fruit or Number Reels.Its a "CASE: Or Gt,1011 JUDGMENT,' oath operators to
Gag IIIP If THE CASE
9310Z9g2Eil TOOL COMPANY
Eiden Peensylvania Operalors, LibelledANN oi ACING:
W. my drOtrI1,1 1..r War lOmmoro. 'Oarroosr Moak -owe me fro aLs. Ione I.
sO t5 IMAM lip new!. loH Moot ..defyr.-1 Crow. at. rrMrs,
BASCH NOVELTY CO.ISE Fraralln Aro.. SGIRAPITOIR PA.
IMPALL STYLES - AU. COINS
SIX for $60.00IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
AMERICAN CIGARETTE MACH. CO.1349 Sth Ave. PITTSBURGH, PA.
SeitIrst'sCHRISTMAS SPECIALS!
10 tete Prow Molt WernerAoll-Alroofer .... 575.00 I.
14 HIIMI Sea* Ten Stoke. .. 15.00 52.Ault Cole Cressy a?..50 fa.
9 BO* TOoroplo 15.001a.Se-vf deport
RIDER DISTRIBUTE% COMPANY1130 Broortro, Albany, N, Y.
HELP WANTEDtame% moth-_o 4e ern moms tar MASIONirY MArtimg e,r maw TOO crier Only Or0104r9rMO1 M A tosap .wewer moor'.
eo.1 saIanqn AMOA All ;Immo., inward inilokum teenier..sox NO. sod, Ts. 1111119011NrsIMM *ONO., l'em Trot 014
Charts Rise ofMonarch Coin
e111c..0. ttov. 3*-Monarch ColnMachine Company has boeome coinmachine center In OM fulleat niesomit ofthe term," declares official Al Stern Inreporttng on the present ea-11MM. e4 theOrgthisattect
"Tho We did not conselomely attire toachierre Chet lula.nton, even phinse asMonarch service automaticelly sowed toet1Atrils11 w na the Saes! point for manyOperators." ho saki. '"Yodey Monarch hasbecome the first atop Oct the acitetitilts ofessay sotween who Visit the city.
"For many of them It Is the onlyneormary eel, in thetr purchasing tours,because we /IMOD DO refitted and Linpeoreclour senviees
three-story building wItiCh housesOur ontonenton Is devoted not only toequipment and service. but to n spiritof eo-oynwation with operators Shat makesMonarch equipment better and Monarchservice rocere efficient. Quick to reCoitulr-0thee!) honk cothinen ore taking advert.tape of them In greater number.* everyday. *wall map at Monarch that' isnow the watchword of many purchasersOf coin games"
Tell of Set -UpAt Grand National
CHICAA30, Nov. 30.-"A miniaturemarkt Coin rnitchLne factory, complete Inevery detail," said Al Sebring, had of(brand National soles, who title weekannounced the remodeling of boo fine'saliciwroonta and rhop tadtttles. "Pie'tegot s real set-up now. streamlined. eel),to work in, 0.04 rondo for coropetheosisaexhibitions as welt as facilities forfactory type of inwition nentietne.
.-8,t1ara a beauty!" excLalmed MacChum% "and another thing-were nowable to pro/ tete better working condition,for our crap/ovate, Incidentally. We haveincremed our start over 10 par centsince the start of the year. This newset -op it bound to bee us tat in keetPngproduction ahead of orders," GrandNet-imiral also reports a mere than averagepre -holiday lewdness spurt In rt,...c.n-41.ticaud fasealrava.
NOW 6 FOR $60.00100% Tried 100% Tested Proven
Fruit Reels Cigarette Reels Plumber Reelsle Play Se Play 10e Play
GERBER & GLASS914 DIVERSEY BLVD., CHICAGO
Look To The GENERAL For 1.1E4DERSIIIP!
"CUB I'3 REEI-3 WAY 5 RUT POKEPPLAY WITH PL WITHCOIN DIVIDERS (DINAYDIVIDERS "A C E"
elsorlla or !tort w frown TWOS. 10 orPOO INar.Preoreard COW DOW.MA -Dl. faire al. ano Ben
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1"."'y 4'47:7Oa Roar Y Or ItOr:, Odell111AIRPRIE CASE Of
$1395 $7500
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OUR ' AV TIENISANEI NOSTIISAMMIE Oast Of *
$1495 $80°°'boas, 1 0 Dow.. teeh. All Onto, 'Mont. C. 0. D
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88 The Billboard AMUSEMENT illACREITES Derembor 7, 1940
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BERTLANESays:
MU WIRE] PHONE!FOR MY SPECIAL
TIME PAYMENTos PLAN
SKY FIGHTER
GENCO*-GAMES*
ARE AMERICA'SBIGGEST MONEYMAKERS!
619 Tenth Ans., New YorkPhone. Wisconsin 7-5655
REGISTER NOWfar
1941 COIN MACHINE SHOW
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NEW! THRILL-FILLED "BUILD UP" FEATURE FOREXTRA HIGH SCORE AND FREE GAME AWARDS!"1 TO 5" ROTATION APPEAL
HIGH SCORE AWARDS"A -B -C" FEATURE
General FeaturesCub and Ace
BALTIMORE. MIS.. Nov. JO.-"GoOtrallVending CI -eyries Company." reporse IrvinBlumenfeld. Ls now featuring DaTtalleCub and Ate latinter games. -These arethe greatest midget -size games that hoveever appeared on the nutket..- *OAIllturtenicid "The/ Ithre an the fea-tures that operators want in a tlity-almelcounter genie rnMr-e-y-tnn4ter and are aurato prose tremendously great money -get-ters in tictoterestory.
"When we fleet saw theee two esinstergames at the Daval factory In Chicago weAura tatonotitatety trapeteed with the;ottomans coin cilvtdem. These are theanswer to eneceasful and pro:Meade tiny -shred coUnter game operation. In thefirst paste, because of the coin dividers.the Operator to isoutred et lean neretting.of the notation shears having coin onhand arid Mao of hie mash box. which S.unusually large for the sthe of the ma-chine, containing a Large enough amountof money tO make IL profitable tO rustlong-distance route&
"We are arranging for complete raseslotpinente of Cub and Aeo to our cue.homers. The cane-or-gx Idea is justwhat the operator strantat In Unta wayhe Can Phu. ads praintat by actually put-ting the entire case under his arm and
/Arran II simply terrine Brand new `guild Up" restate IsElse mTrate-Mt ..teena on" idea In years. away f1 -a a purpleborrow I hit when III it neghters e easubs Nei. onbuild up** isn on backboard. This S.W.. scene Es mad* wineball Imes Inrexxts lit lane et Mallen of beard. If A, eand Cate M. raft GAMES will be made !ahead of isoinilsii METROHAS "'EAST StgOND' THRILL ACTION TRAYS MEYER BEENIIQUALLECrit H's the greatest et Caste's great tamnlTops in protitst
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dropping the fpottee off as be gate *long.This will help the operator to get thebeat locations to hie territory in abortorder. It will ntso assure him of emittingmore money. Best of an. Cub and Acearo going to bring gottligilbeil earningsfor years W COme Werlae the geleutple*of them machines are sound In everyway."
Army TestingBally Ray Gun
CHICALIth Nov. 30. - Mann/alms thecoin machine industry's part in the ma -venal deaggilint piringt.uis. Ray Maloney,president of Bally Manufacturing Com-pany. reverded that the tinily illapid-threray -gun has already been requisitionedfor trot/ling porpeces. "The machine or-dered by the army.- Moloney stated. "la astandard Rapid -Fire machine except thatft tank-Matted of a submarine-Is usedfora target and no eons chute Ia heed.The machine la now undergoing testa by(Mire» of the Armed Porte School at oneof the hugest military eatablethinentat inliar country. Presumably the machine willbe uuee Co. prelintthery traardng. and thefact that Stardd-Firs was selected for thisptirf.Oae tatiteatea Chet the maehine la re-garded as truly a litealtn of rneelounallardp,
Tin the prescat time few details can
700 GAMES AT SACRIFICE PRICES -ALL FREE PLAY1
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_8113022.50.... 15.50
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...........SPORTY ,treting A t salg
11.80.... 5.0.6MV01.1.1l6
FORIMATIOR15395104 MOORE CARO
*Pate OEMON22-5041.50
a LACHNnirHOME RUN
14.5025.50 50011it Olegele
'illie.... 111.50
Lanese -roc EV-0.042.50 AUPERMOORE
10.110. , .. 08.50
att. Maellith SS TO SC IN
TO.' NOTOHCIE ....111 5.60TRIUMPH -, ..... .. 12-60tonna salts .... 71.50YACHT GLUE 114.50gene'. aeon. dun.
RIbmn OM.1.1. . -. 11450$P.1 14.00,01-4, 1 PI 5
WW1. inn "cm. .. AMER)Chicago fen, OmPO.R
ne115 trans 54.50Worillom Oman.,
- 77.50Ossineb si.n.aniur 24.50Wpm, Ten *vase .__ ameo
a 1 CONDITIONI1;3 0.4**11. Ropelred VRO AR Ordors,. Mahar.. 0, 0. O... V. 0. M. Narmirt. N. J.
PLUMS LUST INWOOD ON01011.
ACE DISTRIBUTORS, 1125 BROAD ST., NEWARK, N. J.1-
be published regarding the use et Raptd-Ihre for military training. The fact re -Melia that the gun lua inetually been pur-chased far teat by the V. S. Army and I.being cormidered by another government.In other words, the usetharrIced and elec-trical Ingtnotty er Ole mitt oliteritith in-dustry Le now earring the serious need,at the nation. The theta-at-ey that hes longgiven the American people enjoyment andrelaxation Is now helping to glee themSOMMIty."
BERTLANESays:
QUICK! RUSH YOUR ORDERFOR A CASE EACH OF
" A C E "CASE OF 6
$80"
"CUB"EASE OF 6
$75.00
C74-*4S'.,-:'7A'1 .
SEABOARD SALES, INC.
619 Tenth Ave.. New YorkPhone, Wiscontht 7-5688
December 7, 1940 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The Billboard 89
A Bell By Any Other Name[ will make as much money! I
The Jumbo h a Bell placed ina floor console with illuminatedplay field, front handle, slug -proof coin chute. Made in eithercash payout or free play storingmodels.
The Vest Pocket is a completeautomatic payout machine,weighing only 18 pounds, with$45 cash box. Neither the Jumbonor the Vest resemble regularBells in appearance, but both arephenomenal profit -pullers, thusproving that "A bell by any othername will make as much money."
Mills Novelty Company, 4100 Fullerton Ave., Chicago,111.
SPECIAFree Piny
MILLS14.3 IN. PUrt1-.t. WA. 11.41,00
. 10.0.5Gamut 6Kocr.-4111 16...00
Liu.. -O.4 31.44B AIL Chimp 10.00
11'0411"216.00DAVAO.Gan Cob $10.00
0.11 10.40LFlor1,0
LIP ,0-00. 10.00 a
144,14 LA14 1.40rL ROM *4MAP
lehICYRol 1161L owy Ala 27.10SOTOOnay
Pin quinesWt
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4.5.0 16.0eCoolsPip , , 1304P InbtOn.- 11,00Miral.110.1.11, 24.10*NWT IWO . 40-00Wavily 10_43A111.104 10_430114. Doso i450
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MILWAUKEECOIN MACHINE COMPANY
146S W. Ford os Lac A.,. 1.111ftsni.O. Wirt
POOLBOWLING
Oho oretvtanclinlo ochloo.mgotOf 11, Induatrr100 leoalSG10e. ploy
POOL BOWLING as 5.GEE. It -Ctira.. PI...-Inlarreccon 3440 rli.n$ ..1.040,17
Joe Frank HasNew Sales Plan
NASHVILLE, Tenn- Nov.30.-JoeFTPMIC. head of Automatic Sales Com-pany. reports that, operators In and*round that city twee expreased delightand sathdoetlun with :Os near de -al planon new machlmea and his line GC high-EiNede Used Inachh-nm.
-Since Inaugurating the ram revery.opapatara have bedm coining In from ailover town and from more distant pant.s.'Ito Matta. "To add to the increasedban/Mesa. mall orders have been keepingthe office fares and eh:Vs-nag drpartmentbusy too,' be ParivIdideel.
IMPALL STYLES - ALL COINS
SIX for $60.00IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
ClEYELAND COIN MACHINE CO.2021 FlospTTT A..., CIEVELAND. OHIO
MILLSDIEU:huts,
PHONOGRAPHSCONSOLESBELLSTABLES
ILEYSTONE NOVELTY & MK. CO.Set, A Kw...4.6.n Its., P.T.,3011a, P.
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VEST POCKET BELLlcorSc8fue&GoldorChromct
ATLAS NOVELTY COMPANY2200 N. WESTERN AVE CHICAGO ILL.
NATIONAL NOW OFFERS UNIQUECREDIT PLAN for Used or Near Games!
fitEE PiAIT EV * 11111111eupee.wir, moe..131.5004414 spas1101 TEN STNEE
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ComNATIONAL NOVELTY CO- MERoRICK. L. I.. N. Y.
HERE'S THE BEST XMAS PRESENT YOU CAN GET NOW's[OUR NEW PRICE LIST
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91) The Billboard AMITSEHIENT MACHINES December 7, 1940
H. KEENEY & "The House that Jack Built" 2001 CALUMET AVE., CHICAGO
Keeney's
AIR RAIDERFEATURES
PROVED BEST BYNEW PROFIT
RECORDS!
GET YOURS FROM
OLIVE NOVELTY CO.2625 Lucas Are_
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Keeney's
RAIDERAIRGREATESTMONEY -MAKING
GUN ON THEMARKET!
4,.
ORDER NOW FROM
THE BAROK CO.312 East Stat6 St.COLUMBUS, OHIO
Keeney's
AIR RUMACTION GUN
NO.PROFIT MAILER!
ORDER YOURS FROM
AUTOMATICAMUSEMENT CO.
Must Proves -Oro Distributors"833 Union Are., MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
15 SEPARATE PLANE FLIGHTS...UNLIMITED
December 7, 7940 AIVIUSEMENT MACHINES T Billboard 91
Call it the GREATEST MONEY MAKING GAME Ever Offered!Keeney's
Alt RAIDERA REGULAR MINT
k FOR MONEY -MAKING EARNINGS! -
CETCET YOURS FROM
CENTRALDISTRIBUTING CO.
I OS W. Linwood Avv.KANSAS CITY, MO.
607 W. Douglas. WICHITA, KAN.
Keeney's
MR RAIDERTOP MONEY MAKER
EVERY LOCATION!--"""--"--
N. CAROLINA -VA- OPS--
ORDER FROM
SOUTHERNVEND. MACH. CO.
518 Crvg h 4,14 St.DANVILLE, VA.
Keeney's
AMR RAIDER----,
OUTEARNING ALL OTHERS- 4k. 4 TO 1! _..JA- ) 1
'-z-,-,,,_----------11, CAROLINA -VA. -W. VA. OPERATORS
ORDER FROM
MOSELEY VEND.
MACH. EXCH., Inc.00 Broad St.
RICHMOND. VA.
Keeney's
AIR RAIDER.FORGET THE REST, KEENEY'S IS REST!TREMENDOUS PROFITS PROVE IT!
MINNESOTA -WISCONSIN OPERATORS
ORDER FROM
SILENTSALES CO.
200 Eleventh Ave.. So.MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
Keeney'sAIRDIRSMASHING ALL RECORDS
FOR BIG PROFITS!
ORDER YOURS FROM
TRIMOUNTCOIN MACHINE CO.
1292 WashingtonBOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS
Keeney's
AIR. MINKePILING UP BIGGEST PROFITS
IN HISTORY!
PACIFIC COAST OPERATORSORDER FROM
ADVANCE AUTO. SALES CO.1021 Coldrn Clio ArcRAN TRAPCCiSCO.
MAC SANDERS2531 W. Pico Bbd., LOS ANCILES. CAL.
WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS, Inc.1226 3. W_ Idth Is., PORTLAND. ORE3126 Elliott Are, %KATT/I, WASIK,
NUMBER OF SHOTS DURING EACH FLIGHT!
92 Thar liiMeant AMUSEMENT MACHINES December 7, 1940
ANY NUMBER OF HITS CAN BE SCORED ON EACH FLIGHT!
to-
al
Keeney'sAIR MinkTHE GUN WITH THE FEATURES THAT'RE
BAGGING THE MONEY -MAKING PLAY!
ORDER NOW FROM
SICKING, INC.14th Er Central Parkway
CINCINNATI. OHIO
Keeney's
Alt MINKGREATEST APPEAL EVER IS SETTING -
ALL-TIME PROFIT RECORDS!
lir
ORDER TODAY FROM
SIMON SALES,INC.
437 W. 42nd St.NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Keeney's
AIRRAIDIEftTAKING THE PLAY FOR
BIGGEST "TAKE" EVER! -S
ORDER NOW FROM
ROBINSONSALES CO.3100 Grand River Avv.DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Exchrsivo Michippn Distributor
Keeney's
11111 RIMIDEltIT'S A WHIZ FOR ACTION-A GOLD
MINE FOR PROFITS!
RUH IS-10WA OPERATORS-ORDER FROM
Alt
SILENT SALESCOMPANY
200 Eleventh A. , So.MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
Keeney's
GET YOURS TODAY FROM
SQUAREAMUSEMENT CO.
707 Broadway, ALBANY, N. Y.BB Maki St., POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.
Keeney's
AIR MUNKSHATTERING ALL PLAY AND--
ROFIT RECORDS EVERYWHERE!4
ORDER TODAY FROM
ROY MINN'S2011 M4ey1.,td Ave.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
ADJUSTABLE HIGH SCORE FREE PLAY AWARD!
Dezember 7,, 1940 AMUSEMENT MACHINES T1 BilIhuard 93
CONTINUOUS LITE-RAY TRACER BULLETS!Keeney's
AIR RUDERRUDERLENTY0FPROFITSFOR"KEEPS"'CAUSE
THERE'S PLENTY OF ACTION FOR FUN!
ORDER NOW FROM
BANNERSPECIALTY CO.
1530 Parrish St.. PHILADELPHIA, PA_1508 Filth Arc, PITTSBURGH. PA_
AlltallIDERCAPTURING EVERY LOCATION AND
ALL THE MONEY -MAKING PLAY!
l
ORDER TODAY FROM
CLEVELAND COIN
MACHINE EXCHANGE2021 Prospect ArcCLEVELAND, 01110
Keeney's
11111110111t
T
EARNINGS POSITIVELY COLOSSAL-HANKS TO SENSATIONAL ACTION!
ORDER NOW FROM
ATLASPHONOGRAPH CO.
1669 Mehl St.BUFFALO. H. Y.
Keeney'sMtRAISER.ft..,.....,:........4::-...c...-.072.--;_....
PLAY AND PROFITS GROW -CASH BOXES OVERFLOW!
;_;--------/.....-.....,.'-r...--MONTANA-N. & S. DAKOTA OPERATORS-
ORDER FROM
SILENT SALESCOMPANY
200 Eleventh Ave., So.MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
ANNUL_Keene?s
AIR MEMSIZZLING GUN ACTION -
IGGEST PROFIT ATTRACTION!
ORDER FROM
REXAMUSEMENT CO.
710 S. Salina St.. SYRACUSE, N. Y.1443 Main St., BUFFALO. N. Y.
Keeney's
AIR RAIDERTHRILL FEATURES SETTING NEWT
THRILLING PROFIT HIGHS!
GET YOURS FROM
AUTOMATICSALES CO.
416-A Broad St_NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
COMPACT ONE PIECE . . . OCCUPIES VERY SMALL SPACE!
94 The Billtrogrrl AMUSEMENT MACHINES December 7, /940
B. D. LAZAR, of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, says:"Please Rush our orders on Paradise -it is Sensational!"
54.700,11 1
N:tij1 L.-Mirjefiamth"
MOST MAGNIFICENT, COLORFULPLAY -COMPELLING ATTRACTION
IN THE INDUSTRY!* Plumage-Glo Backboard! * 8 -Way Seoretty
Rollovers! *8 Ways to Win!Immediate Delivery
$1045°
D. GOTTLIEB & CO., 2736-42 N. PAULINA ST., CHICAGO
SEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR
CASH IN WITHMILLS
VEST POCKET BELLMidget Automatic Payout
Amer./tea most practical Jackpotcounty'. machine. Cosnpletelyautomatic payout of all awards,3 to 20 sad Jackpot.is Play with Jackpot
Register $41.50Sc Play with Jackpot
Register 41.00Sc Play without Register, 4450
ORDER TODAY1 3 Deposit, Balance C. 0_ D.
SICKING, INC.1401 CENTRAL PARKWAY
CINCINNATI, 0.
Look To The GENERAL For LEADERSHIP!01, a. 147.20 4 toll. 0.110tteortity Slowly 144-00OarstneNto 27 50 CIMUlete* evAtertaHlalo 30210Cow lnee 07.50 PARADISE -o..... Sofro 30210..lolly 1210 0.10 0.s. 41160Sto 0.1 M.A., F.L. 50.10 llootazIN IIIHnoatao. Am Pelt 110H. PAX 110.00Playrr.le, FA. 01410 Donn CUB bad ACE 7 use 4.7.500.4 TIM 11.00 Tan *lees, H.6, . ... *LeoRea/ . .go.so ANEtIGUI lira -141E03. 7to 0011o, 10402 ..,.. 74.00
QUAtITY ANCtactONDITIONIoweh
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DOUBLE FEATURE 3 -SCOREGel It At
LEHIGH SPECIALTY CO.N. W. COS._ 20 .13, GREEN STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA
THIS WEEK'S DOUSLI FLATUS( I F.P.,t *ST.TOi SP 1:01 AILS M' ROTATION t F. P. I
NOME RUN510016.00
41.1 CI) Write for Our Li,vi of Used PityGramearIV PHONE:. 41.1NMOR2 24430*Acjil NES AND SUPPLIES 1070 EroadotY, Natant M. Y .
..'qknb..Nhzaook.'wah.Naovos000eoN.,oak.'voi..'w.'gh.NsgllhLmk.'gh..ob.NgvosoizramoohmoA Bally Alleys 0940 Modes/ $ 19.50 AJ Bally Submarines 129.50 u4A.B.T. Model F*4. Like Now 14.50A Bally Thistle -downs, I Ball 49.50 A
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NOW ONLY
SIX for $600°100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ROY TORR2047 So. 66th St. Phiurclaplalo, Pa.
ADVERTISE IN THE BILLBOARD - YOU'LL BESATISFIED WIT!! RESULTS
PRE -SHOWCLEARANCE
5 -BALL FREE PLAY GAMES12117Tt7108(4+1 661.10lkoro.o.1.kse, 52.00Johlvy, 42,54174 1114. 15.001= en't'''!1.10,-.0.0. 20.001.40.1.1s0 20,00
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SPECIALS:400 Assorted COontar Cow., Mt.,Only Slightly Used, at Bargain Prig...
TERMS: 1/1 0,0444. 11-411.14 0, 0. D.P. 0. 0.
NATIONAL COIN MACHINE EXCHAW1411.10 DfroneT C1110400
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FREI PLAYS-Ilt000ndltIoNtd Baroalo,DOUBLE FEATURE (Slower)... $34.50LANDSLIDE (Exhibit) 4240
1.1.teno Nut. ..424170-1 ... 2100 lea o .1.1_00T-4.+22.00 0 1101 2054W-1414401. 41.00 le44e000 47044:194..5$01/V . 15.00 Short 5 , 2.000pCANNA. .....15-50 11-01aq
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MARC KUNVIS,
December 7, 1940 AMUSEMENT MACHINES The RD!beard 95
EXHIBIT'S
Ask. the Operatorswho have them!
SOUR BUSINESS IS BUILT. ON'YOUR CONFIDENCE IN US!Special Sale of Free Play GamesD IATOW ., .152.004.04, *Moo *100154414 36.50Wow Itas JOAO64.4 16.6e
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441.... *WV 52.50flocdor Tolal 42.50*PM De*. 54.50
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EVERY BUY
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BUYIND YOUR-
SELF A XMAS
PRESENT! BUY
NOW!!! George
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GEORGE PONSER CO.519 WEST 47TH ST. 11-15 E. RUNYON ST.
NEW YORK CITY NEWARK, N. F.
ES!! IT'S
WIRED MUSICA PROVEN UNIT - IT A GOOD PRICE
BABE KAUFMAN 2so W. 54th SI., IL. T. C. ativ
PACKS AREAL PR0FITWALLOP.cLLarge looler Wean° eckea of popolar .tagslam SO sunatti= tat E PLAYS to playerspurdahs; -Knockout" Sebes. PosJiifully am.boomed book cover.Na 11354 Se Play 1000 HolesYokes la S4T.30 Aveampe Payout 033.03
Also made for Ifle PlayCol Slog *Coro lo &Mies now' Write ler 5,0wfolder bfC.211.
Meet et at Booth 94 et the Cobh Mackin*Show on Joosary, 131b to lath
BARUCH MFG. CO.1413 fACKSON BLVD,CHICAGO, ILL
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
rOVER 500 PIECES CONSISTING OF
FREE PLAY GAMES-PAYTABLES-LECAL EQUIPMENTWRITE' FOR 04!R COMPLETE: LINT
GRAND NATIONAL SALES COMPANY2300-05 A10417ACE AVE., CHICAGO, 11.1., Flumbt.11- 1410
Get the CALVERT Price List FIRST!:eres ewer ere el ow net am uo.4 44441 Of 4111054and matso oau want 51. the want 10 pay. WRITE 1,051 IT 11101517.
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THE CALVERT NOVELTY CO.. 708 N. HOWARD STREET, BAITIMORE, MO,
94 Th.., ft iillicor.tra AMUSEMENT MACHINES DPed, ral tier 7, 19, ID
AMERICAS GREATEST LIST OFSTANDS BEHIN
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Chicago, ill.
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...in itself this list is atremendous tribute toSKY FIGHTER'S provensuperiority!
IT'S THE OPERATORS' GUN I I.SKY FIGHTER is the gun that profits the operator...it's the gun that vends THRILLS --300 in 30seconds... the gun that has PROVEN by monthsof capacity production and record breakingcollections that it OUTPLAYS, OUTLASTS AND
OUTEARNS THEM ALL
IT'S THE GUN THATLOCATIONS DEMAND!
The best and busiest locations haveto squeeze every possible nickel
out of every inch of floor space -and they DEMAND SKY FIGHTER,
because it's the only gunthat takes up so little
room and takes in somuch money!
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Mamotacrored byINTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE
REEL COMPANY, INC.44-01 I 1 th
Long Island City, Now York
Itecentiter 7, 1940 AmusEmENT mAcn INES The Billboard 97
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A. P. SAUVE3002-3004 Grand River Avenue
Detroit, Mich.
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98 The Billboard AMUSEMENT IFIACHINES
ALL THE PROVED and powerful play -appeal and 100 -shot ray.gun actionof HapidFire plus moor prolit-boosting features galore. Miniaturemodel airplane target loops and zooms .into view from different ausieei-1 Itight . . Insuring tOtTiat lonEpeelto And 'try -again" repeat.playarpeaL New Telescopic Eight creates Elusion of distance . - yet entiremachine, requires less goer epee.) than a pin game(
OPENS NEW SPOTSAND BOOSTS GUN PROFITSTeo. know Ike Iveord.wwatkinz profit.wire, Itawld.74Pe. Xow Tour.00ktne-gow Irkrniry . . and crab thebray. crowded, KJ money 3,...741tone 11thinsrIcNngit, the Ms pidFtre 4-r.0 17411Sm yser dtsrlaater or wilts torliory.
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I BALLY MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHICAGO ILLINOIS
December 7, 1940
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COMPACTUNIT CABINETAcTimur REQueriEs
`"' SPACE THANA PIN GAME
Already smashing cash -box records!Only a week on location but already smashing collection records everywhere! And coWonder! ATTENTION combines all the greatest play -getting features . _
"lightii.ont^ feature (I free game for each bit after all bumpers hit)raturn. (adjustable to score free games if ball-retorn not desired)... and tionsatienat no "TOP -O -DIAL" feature which rings. up1 TO 75 rutE GAMES for the skillful plAytrt For the fastest.fattest novelty profits in yearn, order ATTENTION tasayt
N, W OW IIICES... on all
Remote (intro! Select -0-1441s
NOW! you can afford to in--tall remote control in everyocation in the country ad r a
20 RECORD SEEBURG
16 RECORD SEEBURGIRED SELECT-O-MATIC
WIRED SELECT-O-MATIC
A ? 3
24 RECORD SEEBURGWIRED SELECT-O-MATIC
your yearold ph o nos into
modern
ControlMusic S stems
See your Seeburg distributor Noir.for the biggest money-making oppor-tunity in automatic music history!11111.1,
P. SEESURG CORPORAT 1ON 1500 DAYTON CHICAGO
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NATION'S NUMBER ONE CLARINETISTPAYS PRAISE TO WURLITZER TONEIdol of every hot music lover from the jitterbug in the dance ballto the concert goer in Carnegie Hall, when Benny Goodmanpasses a musical opinion it'. with a note of unquestioned authority.
His praise of Wurlifter tone is praise indeed. It's another indica-tion that the leading recording artists of America prefer Wurlitserreproduction. It's a preference shared by the American publicas well.
That's why Wea-fitier Music Merchants get and hold the bestlocations-make the most money.The Rudolph Wnriitser Company, North Tonawanda, New York.Canadian Factory: RCA -Victor Co., Ltd., Montreal, Quebec,Canada.
A NAME FAMOUS IN MUSIC FOR OVER TWO HUNDRED vt ARS
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