For the purpose of providing for the regulation and licensing of theatrical, dramatic and operatic entertainments, shows, amusements, and public exhibitions of every kind intended or calculated to amuse, instruct or entertain, where such entertainments, shows, amusements and exhibitions are given for gain, or for admission to which the public is required to pay a fee, such entertainments, shows, amusements, and exhibitions are divided into nine (9) classes, as follows:
(A) First class: All entertainments of theatrical, dramatic, operatic, vaudeville, or musical character shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the first class.
(B) Second class: All circuses and menageries, or combined circuses and menageries, caravans and wild west shows shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the second class.
(C) Third class: All theatrical or dramatic entertainments, sideshows, concerts, vaudeville, minstrel or musical entertainments given under a covering of canvas or within any structure or enclosure intended for temporary use and capable of easy transfer or removal, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the third class.
(D) Fourth class: All entertainments or exhibitions of moving pictures known as mutoscope, kinetoscope, cinematograph or other like automatic or motion picture devices, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the fourth class.
(E) Fifth class: All swings and all itinerant shows, such as bird shows, galvanic batteries, lifting machines, blowing, striking or other testing machines of like character, and all other exhibitions and devices given or performed, from place to place in the city, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the fifth class.
(F) Sixth class: All merry-go-rounds, revolving wheels carrying passengers, slides and all similar amusement devices, exhibitions, performances or entertainments not included in or carried on as part of class eight as hereinafter described, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the sixth class.
(G) Seventh class: All roller skating rinks and similar amusement devices or places, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the seventh class.
(H) Eighth class: When several amusement enterprises commonly known as a "street carnival" such as revolving wheels, merry-go- rounds, shooting galleries, giant swings, panoramas, musical and theatrical entertainments, and various other devices or entertainments, are carried on, engaged in, or conducted as one enterprise or by several concessionaires and whether one admission fee is charged for admission to all such entertainments or separate fee is charged to each amusement entertainment or enterprise, the various entertainments offered or conducted shall for the purpose of this chapter be considered as one enterprise, and shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the eighth class.
(I) Ninth class: All exhibitions, performances, entertainments, or amusement devices not included in any of the foregoing classes, shall belong to and be known as entertainments of the ninth class. (R.O. 1959, Ch. 7, Art. 1, Sec. 1)