The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-24
SUNDAY
DOWN THE
RIVER.
Shore Resort Managers Have
Specially Inviting Bills for
Their Patrons Tomorrow.

AHN AfaNih6 AtaAhft OI NOtnOfTOW pro-
gram at Crescent Park will again be the
superb concerts to be given by the Banda
N2poli OF forty pieces, under the drec.
ton OF Sig. Giulio L. Capone, with Bowel
r. Church. Archie Jaibert and Giulio f.
Capone as soloisis. The popularity OF this
splendid band increases day by day, and
It has been attracting to Crescent Park
a large number OF music lovers who ap-
preclate the excellent character OF the
prograr ms rendered and the fact that no.
where in New England this summer IL a
musical attraction offered equal TO that
supplied by this band.
The work of the basd itself is OF the
highest degree OF artistic excellence, ard
as soloists on the cornet. trombone and
piccolo, It Is entirely unnecessary to say
that Messrs. Church. Jalbert and Capone
have no equals in this part OF the coun-
try.
The constant use OF the steepleohsse
has resulted in a marked development Of
the speed OF the horses on the four psral-
lei tracks and the races are Of the most
exciting character. The sport is exhilarat-
ing I'm the extreme, healthful and affords
most novel experience.
The management is constantly adding
new and amusing features within the
grand pavilion and palm gardens. and
the intricacies OF the House OF Trouble"
are provocative OF mucn merriment. at
the same time that they offer an attrac-
tive problem to those who are fond OF
studying out a puzzle. The steeplechase
has proved by far the most popular and
successful amusement enterprise ever in
troduced on Narragansett bay. and Is
alone well worth many visits TO Cres-
cent Park
ing Bobby Beach and Mile. Zoto will
make balloon ascensions with parachute
leaps, the evening performance being ac-
companied with an exceptionally elabo-
rate display OF beautiful pyrotechnics.
Caterer Lewis has again provided
menu differing materially from those Of
fereu on the previous Sundays, including
many little delicacies OF the season, and
the popularity OF his snore dinners and
his six o'clock bake has been achieved
by steadfast adherence TO the policy OF
providing the best that the market affords
in ample variety and with service
equal TO that at any Metropolitan hotel
The attendance at Crescent Park this
season has so far surpassed all previous
records and this success has been at
tanned largely by the confidence
the season. by the liberality and enter
prise of Its po.-cy. the absolute cleanli-
ness and legftimateness OF all the amuse-
ments on tne grounds and the perfect
good order maintained at all times.
The climax OF the seasons record will
undoubtedly be reached on Labor Day.
at which time the official observance of
- L. d. L.
under the auspices of the Central Trades
and Labor union of Providence. imme-
diately following a monster parade In
the morning. Labor organizations will
be present not only from Rhode Island,
but from all the other New England
states and II is safe to predict that even
these immense pleasure grounds and the
unrivalled facilities for reaching there
and returning home, will be taxed 10 their
utmost TO accommodate the vast throngs
who will find their way TO the Mecca of
Tomorrow at Rocky Point promises TO
be big day, as naanager Harrington has
made every preparation TO entertain
large crowd, and he guarantees that
there will be plenty Of good cheer and
recreation for all who come Rocky Point
is particularly beautiful at this season of
the year and II is an ideal sport for
One of the great features at Rocky
Point is the Forest Casino and for tomor-
row and all next week, vaudeville bill
of more than average strength Will be
presented Among the leaders are the
Three Renos. Marjorie Maxwell, Mort-
mer and Darrell. the -Four American
Trumpeters, the Honolulu Bellies. May
Bryant, the Lavarnie Sters, and 10 other
acts of equal merit. Performances will be
given every afternoon and evening.
The Rocky Point shore dinners continue
TO increase in popularity almost daily,
and this Is due to the fact that the clos
est attention Is being paid TO their prepa-
ration. and nothing but the very best Is
used, while the service is all that can be
desired.
There will be two good ball games to-
morrow, the first at 1890 y. m, between
the Arctic Greys and the Attleboros. and
the second at $3.50 p. M, between the
oGorman Company and the John Shep-
ard Company. All the big attractions, IN
cluoing the Aquarama and Scenic River,
will be In full swing. and there will be
continuous concerts by the Rocky Point