The Portland daily press., 1899-09-07

pillsbury is the man who caters to the
public ct the Underwood spring cAsino.
Perhaps you had forgotten that fact; n
50 let this remind you that MIR. Piilsbury
still serves clans in tine same styls that
he used 10 and other things in the way Of
fish aud game Just rs we'll. Then besides
that, you have an elegant dining room
and an unsurpassed table service. While
you are waiting for your dinner you can
go out and see the electric fountain, a
prime attraction In itself. II the evening
is cool you can sit by IN open fire after
dinner and get In a comfcrtahle state of
mind and body for the ride home. Verify
the creature comforssn OF Underwood
and its cheerful dining room are some-
thing to be remembered with pleasure.
RIvERToN PARK.
Patrons Of the leading vaudeville thea
tres and roof gardens In New York CITY
have been laughing ell summer at the
latest aud most successful sketch OF
Hines and Remington, the clever vaude-
VILE artists known In the large cities as.
Americas greatest character cartocnists
These noted artists ara appearing at Riy-
erton park this week In connection with
Gorman's Speciality Alliance. and are
scoring the hit of the season with a clever
sketch entitled "Ths Road Queen,
wherein Miss Earle Remington appea RS
IN hsr newest creation. the new woman
tramp. 1t is needless to say that these
artist are out of the ordinary as It is
well known that they are among the
noted performers In vaudeville and their
o. 'Hsture OF any bill they appear in.
alone worth a visit TO River
ton especially TO see, and no person who
wishes to be familiar with the act of one
of the most successful teams on the stage,
should miss seeing them. There ere
four other good acts on the bill that are
also strictly first class. These include
K. j. Holland on the flying trapeze and
vertical bar; the cara trio. presenting an
act illustrative Of the soldiers and peas.
ants of all nations with correct COS
tuming.and clever exhibition of baton
manipulation. Inc Simpsons in mover
and interesting entertaining musicar
act, and the Martelies, expert bicycllsts,
performing amazing feats with skill and
grace. The Fadettes' concerts add to the
pleasure Of the entertainments aud the
profusion of bouquets received by the
talented members at every performance
attest their popularity.
THE GEM THEATRE.
"Ihe Mighty Dollar" now being pre-
sentsd at the Gem. is really. ms GENTLE
man said, after seeing the performances. is
mighty good play. Tho author gave
that name to the piece as he wished to
convey the idea that in politics especially
there are but few men, IL any. that can
not be bought TO vote for anything SO
long as they are paid for 1t. There is
bill before Congress to run railroad
from Salt Lake City to either Muggins's
Glen or Chalksyille and the hon. Bard
we'll Sloe wants it to run to Chalks-
vile, but he cannot control votes enough
even with the influence of Mrs. Gen.
Gilfiory with her beauty and wealth to beat
the men who are working for Muggins's
Glen. 1t is very interesting to the audi.
ence to see how these matters are put
through Congress.
The entire performance Is capital one
and people are going to gee 1t not only
once, but two aud three times.
The singing by the colored vocalists is
one of the best parts of the performances.
They receive encore after enooure and
the audience seam never to tire Of listen
ing to the coon songs and rag time mu-
sio.
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