New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Chink OF Coin IS Music
for Newest Dance
Offered Here.
GLIDE WITHOUT DIP
INTO ENORMOUS GAIN
Organizer Plans 70 "eio Ne''0"
Into s25O.OO0 Profit Sharing
Idea By One Step.

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- been incorporated u1cer tAs -
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,,or.zec capital q 2z5o.gy'. ,.-
we snail open k.., cas-: eke.c'
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e. CITES 70 t.e coGr''F, SEA =
Ds-r The dancing field is rpe iof
--ves,re--. and t~erc is 10 fee''-
vr- .,ose v~o e; no ne D-'.-
esriv should no. reap ior,1res ms.
~ ,,ose rzde o. re pioneers % t-e
.ereyrson. TELEPHONE. 7r-eles' te-sgie-
ply. me photograph sn1 nc'-Is c.
We are offering esery or - op-
rortgnI-y % Irve7t - tlls ef'f' pr =
You ca purcrase Z, Ii's = pr
snare o. s,ocs, but rot more ~
We are offering tnese snsres, % tn
public .1 order t'at "e nay oec',
=. -d.r, .roya throughout ne couhIfF.
F.ery s.oc.holder Is Doos'ef, 20
NOV. Any man who M & ieN sha9s-
lr dancing e'loio VII Ha,1rs -
,,~ .-ferdr there for en'ertainT1c''
md mr. viii spread the good news %
al tneIr frerds. L"cal interes' VIII
re s,orre6 and success increased.
We e5pec. from 200 20 800 PEI cert
,,,r. ~ our Investment. T. costs less
-oorev u tart dancing business
,5so ANYTHING else. because tne O.
,erses DO nos begin urtl tne pfoai5
boy-r. zoo. On a. investment o.. "a,
g 600. uve believe that B.. IS easy .
net $4,000 profit.
"THi. Us hOH 10 fgIrc D.:
"Tre initial expense for equipment
in CITY % 100. 900 would be $1,000.
Ore-ff,n o. per cer. ~ no popr.a-
ton. statistic show. ca1 Do counted
or - patronizo nIgn class dsnc'n:
establishment. Trst D. 200 people, o.
100 couple.
We ctsrgc n cents admission fo-
each person. 'nst mare go recent.
iu admission fce.. Zach couple dances
ten dance a. tse cents dance. "n'c..
amounts 20 $50. Half o. these coul as
YIll pa 80 cents FOR nat cnec.s. put
down 81 for trst item.
one couple Kill pa % cents .o-
four glasses o. soda water. There Is
SO more. We can count. too, o.
twenty persons paying 81 for danc.uf
lessons. or an additional so. Tnat
mako our total receipts ignt slOo.
For SIX night a week that IL $3.50.
SOW for the crpenses. Rent ~
figure a. SIS night that u, $50 4
week. Five musicians get $l-j week
The managcr's salary j. so WecE.
Dancers, two. are so week.
"Sure. can got oil ne dancers J
want for 500 week. Why, ] sent
boz I'D 90 Bar Harbor the other d.
who wa glad 20 get SIS. could send
out one thousand dancers tomorrow
IF ! needed them.
"Of course, an not engaging ANY,
BODY ~ this season. Salaries beglr
when the doors o. the dance hal. opens.
Other salaries include tWo ticket
sellers At 81 week. two ticket takers
a. s.. doorrnan a. 3, chockman Al s.
and ladies maid ~ 81 Advertising
costs $50 a week. All This makes
total expense Of 1895 week.
Three hundred and thirty-eigh-
from $500 leaves 1902. which shows
that the profit will be 1902 each week,
"A dance hall is open two hundred
nights year. That j. a total prof:
Of 10000 Vow, $4,000 profit on
$1,000 investment is 500 per cent,
isn't i?
Doing business on such a large
scale. we can afford 20 send out big at
fractions on our circuit which no small
dance promoters could handle. We
shall have a chain Of dance halls all
over the country, al which We can
feature our stars one night az a time.
We have an agent in Europe con
.tantly watching for the latest dances
and the newest music, so We can secure
attractions while they arc still UNI
known IN this country. George Ban
mel. Of the Folies Bergere, is our Paris
agent.
The incorporators of the association
are Eugene Young, Morris Simon,
Never Davis and myself, Urlel DAVIS,
president Of the company. We are in
corporated under the laws Of the state
% Delaware. Why? To save the
stockholders money.
an New York State a corporation u
taycd on per cent Of its profits. T.
Delaware II costs US only $50 to incor-
noratc a million dollar enterprise. Be
sides. in New York they won't let you
sell 81 shares. We want 10 make II
easy for the small investor. the cross
roads grocer and the butcher with =
lj,,le nest egg in the bank. He can
star, a dance hall IN his town, but we
viii start one for him. and he will get
dividends on his Investment and also
on the business done by the company
all over the country"