New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

| struction work was put into IL. \ place was de-
signed for everything. and every inch OF space was
taken into the Calculaticcs that aimed al one ha-
mo2ious whole. The promoters OF Dreamland arr
prepared 70 handle crowds in hundred thousand
lots One thing that strikes the visitor in making
a journey around the park is the avoidance as fa-
as possible. OF the Of steps; all the walks ara
inclines, and none less than fifty in width Ths
park is so laid out that the possibility OF a en-
gestion Of the crowd is exceedingly remote. Tm
hundred and fifty thousand people it is caIruatsi
viii have chance 10 see everything and more
around.
preamlaud promises to make itself famous II
the extent and Hberality of its free shows lanyo,
these Will be presented in the plaza near the band
stand. where Instrumental music is rendered con-
tinuously throughout the day. Here will prom-
enade the great crowds % happy pleasure seekers
along the broad walks prepared for them bv The
side Of the lagoon. over the bridge that spans ths
lagoon with Elauce out to sea and at the gigant,
chute with its Ereat racing boats CARRYING twenty
people each Under this board walk under tbs
bridge and back 70 the starting point will run The
miniature railway tTair5-stx trains in aIl-tEO
starting ~ each entrance and passing each other
en- route This bridge over the lagoon is decorated
by superb columns. crowned by glass globes ant
guarded at each end by massive Hons The beau-
ful curve of this bridge diSnides and eunobles the
lagoon II spans
The foregoing touches principally Uuon The
architectural attractions of DreamIaad Space vii
not permit of description Of all the pcturesQgs
personalities that lend cnchantuent. Miss Mare
DRESSER for instance makes her debut into ths
domain OF commercial enterprise presiding with
dignity and suCCess-that will evidently lead 70
phenomenal prosperity in the near fUture-Over
peanut and popcorn emporium. She adopts the
title Of The Peanut Queen and reports that bust
ness Is booming The first bag of peanuts sold t1r
30 titf SeCout customer bought a single peanut
TOT u, ana made her = present OF the peanut
toned. 49, ~ ''- $3.50 =
p, Then there are Louis Mann. with his Seven
temptations of St Anthony" and Peter DALEY. tas
merry comedian of Weber & FieldSs Music Hal
Win MS Partisan novelty. that has made such
Ssensaton abroad and that he explains in person %
And Dreamland has come to STAY The perna-
Heht nature and the sOidity Of its structures show
mat Inc buildings evidently are not meant .
stdhu merely Tor this season or until the next .
over, but to form. the permanent home OF hish
SliSS entertainment. not expensive 10 beyond
the means or the ordinary holiday crowd but Orsf
ing GOOD substantial clean amusement and re-
IaStuoh. with no unpleasant after taste.
DreaIn!and Is without doubt destined 70 be q
PoWeriGI agent in the new movement 10 MAKE
Co1eE island worthy OF the esteem of every decsnt
ana respectable citizen; the place where he can
1SAe nus FAMILY. sure of finding there abundaa.
tS I oI or recreation, with nothing offend Ias
otI oroer or things is passing away. A ciy o
tne ground only a short time ago.