The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-19

Probably no more varied or attrac-
tive programmes will be given at the
various resorts during the remainder
of the summer than will be given to-
day. The spell of really hot weather
that marked yesterday and which
promised to extend through to-day as
sures the various places of amusement
good crowds. and consequently prepar-
ations have been made to entertain
them.
At Hotel Tybee, Tybee. music will be
furnished by Prof. Levin's orchestra
in the morning, afternoon and evening.
The programme will be as follows:
March, "'Leven Forty-fve" mills.
Overture. Raymond" CThomas).
Waltzes, Birth of Love" Ode Mouli-
neux).
Medley, "Snap Shots" (de witO.
Intermezzo, "Mazeppa" (Schwartz).
AT a Garden Party Johns).
Overture, "Reina Regente" God
frey).
Porto Rican dance, "Rosita" (Mis-
sud-.
March, "Kitchy Coo (Edwards).
Selection, The Mocking Bird" (Rob-
Waltz, I'm the City of sighs and
Tears" (Smitm.
Medley, Mills Merry Melodies"
tSnith)
"Traumerei" (schumann)
Music to the Ear" (Curtis).
Descriptive, Egyptian Midnight
Parade" Qsenman).
Gavotte, Silver Bells" Qsenman).
Medley The Maiden With the
Dreamy Eyes (Poetzer).
March WA
Overture, I've Got My Eyes on
You" (de Witt).
"L'Amour aux Bois" (Mills).
Russian dance, La Troika" (Bra-
ham).
Overture "Erminie" (TobanD.
La Carita" (Osborne).
Overture, Popular Georgia Melo-
dies" (BoeItzer).
March, "A Swell Affair" (Colburne).
Music and Vaudeville.
At Bohans South End pavilion there
Will be vaudeville as we'll as music
The Lawrence and Gonzales combi-
nation made such a hit last Sunday
than Mr.. Bohan has put them on again
for this afternoon and evening That
they please the big crowds at the
South End is evidenced by the in
creased attendance each Sunday. The
programme for to-day is an excellent
sketch, The Cuban Spy" introducing
those beautiful songs, Asleep in the
Deep The Vagabond" and THE
Gypsy Fortune Teller's Song" conclud-
ing with that stirring march song,
The Man Behind the Gun"
Gonzales. the funny negro, is down
for several numbers. The rest of the
the people. Senior Guillenette will do
the usual trapeze acts.
Picnic Season still On.
Never before in the history of the
island have so many picnics been held
on the island as during the present
season. Nor is the time for picnics vet
over, as may be seen from the follow
ing list of those to be given in the re-
naming days of this month and during
August:
July 21, Catholic knights of America,
No. SS, South End: July 2S. German
Aid Society, Hotel Tybee; July rs, Re
tail Clerks Association, South End;
July 80, German Volunteers, Hotel Ty-
bee; Aug. 4, Ruth Rebecca Lodge. l.
o. o. F., South End: Aug. 6, Sacred
Heart Sunday-school, South End: Aug.
II, Myrtle Lodge, K. of p. Hotel Ty-
bee; Aug 12. Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, Division No. 2, South End; Aug.
IL, International Association of Car
tSNutAl O6BL. I, LABOR
Day, trades unions, South End
Thirty-two picnics have already been
given on the island from May l to
July 16
At the Casino.
At the Casino ii is expected that
there will be an unusually large crowd.
There will be enough to interest the
patrons of this popular resort during
the afternoon and evening and the
street railway company expects a big
rush for Thunderbolt
From o'clock until Z in the after
noon the First Regiment Band, Scott
Cameron, director, will play an enter
tanning programme. Prof Myers Trio
will also be heard in the afternoon
and during the evening his full or