, 1905-06-28
THE WEEKS AMUSE-
MENTS REVIEWED
An Interesting Column To Re-
fer To
Attractions Offered at the Many
Places of Amusement
About the Island
Coming Attractions

a new company of vaudeville artists
will be at the Ocean Pier Theatre next
week. Harry Brooks, the Dennette
Soubrette, Tom West, the hay seed
ruhe, vocal and violin selections by
Anna Arnsberge and the Martinnette
acrobats will be on the program.
There will be an entire change of life
motion pictures.
Musical concerts at the Ocean Pier
every afternoon at $50 o'clock, and on
Sundays at $50 p. m. and SIS p. m.
The "Wildwood Stars Jack Wick,
Charles Wick, David Smith, Arthur
Wood ward and Frank Hogeland will
play basket ball with Friends Central,
next Friday night, June 80, in the
dancing pavilion of the Wildwood
Ocean Pier. Frank Canon, common
ly known as ''Tricky Frank will
join the team later in the season.
The Rlaker Stock Company will
play, "Who is Who" in Bakers
Theatre Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights. This farce consists of
three acts and is built for laughing
purposes only. Among the players
are William G.. Carr, Maurice Costello,
Maurice Stanford, Caron Davenport,
Samuel p. Byers, Frank Fielder,
Emily Smiley, Mana Barnes, Agnes
Earle and the Pepper twins. There
will be life motion pictures, songs, and
dances by the Pepper twins between
acts. An added feature will be the
Percival ladies' orchestra.
A Grand Carnival Session will be
held in the auditorium of the Casino,
under the direction of Prof. George d.
Bishop, Saturday evening, July LIST.
Souvenirs will be given to every lady
and gentleman in the grand march.
The Regatta Committee of the Holly
; Beach Yacht Club in conjunction
with the Entertainment COMMITTEE,
> of the Board of Trade Of Wildwood
: met last Monday evening and perfect
ed arrangements for a set of races o
sail and naptha launches for TIN
r Fourth of July to be run under the au'
spices of the Board of Trade of Wild
wood assisted by the Holly Beacl
Yacht Club.
The Motor Race will leave Anglesea
Pier at 10 80 A. NJ. and will run over a
six mile course from Anglesea Pier t.
Grassy sounds Draw Bridge and re-
turn, entries for said race to be made
to Captain Frank p. Downs, Official
Measurer, Holly Beach, n. j. not later
than July first. First prize, Silver
Cup, second prize, Set of Colors, third
prize Mariners Compass, fourth prize,
Lantern, fifth prize, Pump, the BOBBY
prize which will cause considerable
comment will be a Copper Oiler, these
prizes will be on exhibition at the
Hotel Ruric and will be presented to
the successful contestants by the COM
mittee on the evening of July Fourth
at eight o'clock in the parlors of Hotel
Ruric.
The Yacht Race will start from the
new Wildwood Ocean Pier at $50 p.
M. and will sail over a ten mile tri-
angular course, entries to said race to
be made to Mayor Gus Hilton, Angle
sea, N. j., not later than July first. A
series of cash prizes will be awarded
for the Yacht Race.
On the evening of the Fourth a grand
display of fireworks will take place
from the boardwalk or nearby and the
Millville band will furnish music.
One of the excursions will not leave
Wildwood until nine O'Clock in the
evening in order to enable the visitors
to witness the display of fireworks.
ME
The Ocean Pier theatre opened with
an entire change of program Monday
night. 1t was a mighty good vaude-
Vile show. The slack wire feats of
Del VIOLA were highly appreciated by
the attentive audience, and the fine
singing and dancing of both Marie
Rogers and Blanche Baily was highly
applauded. Special mention should
be given Lorrett, the grotesque dancer
and juggler, whose most skillful per-
Torrance attracted everyone and met
with great applause. We have all
seen pictures of "Happy Holllgan" on
oEotas but he cannot he