The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-31

be one particularly appropriate to the
day, entitled, Labor First, Capital
Next"
The display, II n said. will cost $1,000.
ana the management promises that. with
| the single exception OF that seen in Provi-
dence on July 4th, II will be the most
elaborate and beautiful ever made in the
state Of Rhode Island. These are hut a
! rev or the special features provided for
! the entertainment Of the masses through
! our the day and evening, but they fully
substantiate the claim OF the manage
! ment, that they Will surpass In attract.
! iNeness anything OF the kind ever before
/ arranged here
The season at Crescent Park will not be
! concluded with Labor Day az has been
/ the custom In the past, but this popular
shore resort will remain open Indefinitely
All The amusement features beins& In daily
operation and shore dinners being served
as usual.
Manager Harrington OF Rocky Point
has made the most elaborate preparation
Tor the accommodation and comfort OF
ms guests for tomorrow and Monday
G-abor Day) and he is looking for an Inn
mense attendance on both days.
For tomorrow and all next week he viii
have I'm the Forest Casino n vaudeville
performance that can certainly stand in
the front rank. and a glance AT the list
or people who have been engaged will in
itself be guarantee OF the strength and
the excellence OF the bill
Among the principal performers are the
three Bastedo sisters--Kittie- Mills Bar
low e. Plunkett. Nellie Sterling Jessie
Haines. George Dunbar. The CAROLS,
Gorton e. Miller, Murray e Alden, Grace
Lawrence, Ramsey Sisters, and a num-
ber OF others
Those who have sampled one OF the
Rocky Point shore dinners this season
are loud In their praises OF the really ex-
ceilent fare served by Manager Uar-inr-
ton. and he guarantees that everything is
or the very best. both as 10 cookery and
service. Everything In the line ~ vege-
tables Is raised ON the Rocky Point hoins
farm, while fish, Holsters. cells. CLAIMS, ETC.,
are from the waters OF lower Narragan-
sett bay. and this necessarily means a
shore dinner that is fit for an epicure
These dinners are served In the spa
cious water front dining halls, thus as
srring comfort and eo1Vcaience 70 pa
irons, and corps OF efficient trained
walters is constantly on hand in order to
carry out promptness in the service.
The great charm OF Rocky Point is that
there is not dun moment during the
entire day and evening, for the spacious
grounds are filled with amusement feat
ures for young and old. Am these are
the popular "Shoot the Chutes," the big
Ferris wheel, the Russian toboggan, the
Partisan carousal, the flying boats, the
Mystic Moorish Maze, the Gypsy camp,
and host OF other features too numcr-
Gus TO mention.
For tomorrow afternoon lots OF sport is
pronounced by the whippet handicap,
which will take place at 80 o'clock and
for which $50 I'm prizes will be given. There
will also be a football competition, II a
side, and some very exciting work is an
ticipated.
One OF the big attractions at Rocky
Point Is the Aquarama and mysterious
Scenic river, and both of these big amuse-
ment features are daily increasing In
AS an absolute novelty this
great and costly attraction stands alone.
and nothing OF the kind has ever been
in New England.
Music is n feature at Rocky Point and
here will be music galore every day and
evening two fine bands having been en-
;aged There are the already popular
Rocky Point band. and the well-known
band. and wfT1Iam r. white Of
iciates as general musical director.