Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
DON'T swELTER IN THE CITY.
IL the Advice Given by the Manage.
ment of COurtland Beach and Lake
MRnRwa-These Resorts Are
Promised to he Cool and


Manawa-These Resorts Are
Promised to he Cool and
Delightful.
The week just closed at CORTLAND Beach,
and Lake Manawa has been an exceptionally
good one considering that the greater part
of the week. especially the nights, have
been unreasonable. The prospects for the
coming week appear to be bright for a big
business, as the weather indications are
that the week will show a daily high tenn
perature. The street car officials and the
park management expect a big exodus 10
the parks today and are preparing for 1t.
All the cars available VIII be put on the
runs to the resorts and a ive-minute
schedule will be established. The round
trip fare to Manawa is but 25 cents. Tickets
may be purchased at Moritz Meyers, Four
teenth and Farnam streets: Kiplingers,
Thirteenth and Farnam streets; Black The
Hatters, Sixteenth and Dodge streets; Bal
duffs, Sixteenth and Farnam streets;
Beaton's drug store, Fifteenth and Far
nam streets.
A splendid amusement program has been
arranged for each resort At Courtland
Beach the Vaughn Leer trio of acrobats
and aerial ladder artists will make their
initial appearance This act is a sensa
tional one and the work done is little
short of marvellous. Vaughn Leer does
high dive into a net from a seventy-1ve-
foot elevation that is truly death-defying.
Sam Murphy will put on a balloon race
today, the contestants being Miss Broad
wick. the plucky little woman who had
such a narrow escape from death last Sun
day because her parachute failed TO open.
and J. A. Cummings The switchback.
Ferris wheel. merry-go-rounds and all the
9TH a.,
to care for the crowds. The bathing
beaches at both resorts are all ready for
any demand that may be made upon them.
At Manawa John Rogers, the daring aero
naut. will make his customary parachute
jump. Covalts band Of thirty-fve pieces
will render the following program:
March-The Steel King. .......F. ]. st. Clair
. Overture-Lurllne Original from the
op1eral .:...,.:...........W William v Wallace
serenata Mexic5na-Lciiiai.. w. P. Chambers Chambers
Intermission.
March-The Monarch. h................. Voelker
Morceau Characteristic - Panamericane
Herbert
umores9ue~Lobster;s Promenade. Steele
HMarchuPrinGe OF the Plains.... Dalbey
Selecton-Monks of Malabar Englanger
A Genuine Rag-Dat Gal Of Mine. -.
Intermezzo-Cupid;s Pleadlngisi. = .voeIReT ecker
Cornet solo-Serenade (by request) Shuhert
A A. Coyalt.
Air de Ballet-Loves Whisper. Marks
Reverie-Traumerei .............. .Schumann
March-Damon p. Chambers
Prof. Nordin's orchestra, at Courtland
| Beach, will give the following well selected
program. Robert Cuscaden will render
SOLO
Overture-Semiramide .......,......... Rossini
Selections from Romeo and Juliet.
Gounoo
Cmnan dance-Manawa., ,....,..... Messenet
Wnl- WsItZ-ATtist LiIe. ;.',;....:..... strauss
Selections from 'Maritana" ........... WALTON
Violin solo-Selected. ....... Robert Cuscaden
the Climax Wedding Overture from
Glory ....................C Cooley & Book
scenes f1cIureSque.. MaSSenet
Fantasia Tone Pictures from the North
and South (by reuuest)
| Flute solo-La Traviata.....O. E. Petersen
| Entire act-The Siren. .Grunewald
March-The Stars and Stripes Forever.
overture-The Mil on the Cliff. Reisslger
Mazurka-La Scandinavia. Ill. Gaunn
lntermezzo-Hiawatha ................. Moret
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