, 1906-06-27
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

be called the new theatre because il
has been entirely remodeled after the
plans of the best appointed theatres in
Philadelphia, by the erection ofa horse
shoe balcony, private boxes and a re-
arrangement of the seats, making it
superior in every respect TO any theatre
along the coast, will be opened to the
public on Saturday night, June Both,
for which occasion Fowkes & Powell
have engaged several clever artists, in
Guiding Miss Elaine Fisher, the won
derful soprano; Phil j. Smith, the mu-
steal marvel; P. J. Woods, in illustra-
ted songs, and there will be two dis
plays of the latest life motion pictures
under the direction of II. p. Fox, such
subjects as have never been witnessed
at this resort and superior in every
respect. On Sunday night there will
be added to the program selections by
Prof. VIM. Rushton's orchestra and a
comet solo by Jos. Deineo. On Mon
day night will appear ''The Great
Richards" OF the man with the dia-
mOpd dress, the male s0ubrette who
has astonished every one who has seen
him In his spectacular singing and
dancing act. He sings in a high So
prano voice and dances with wonderful
electric effects. The bill for the week
will include p. J. Woods In illustrated
songs and the pictures will be changed
at intervals. Look in these columns
for advance notice of what is coming
later and you will be astoniehed when
you hear.
The first play of the season, "Devils
Lane.o attracted large audiences to
Bakers theatre this week, notwith-
standing the rainy weather part of the
time. The com papy did their best and
played the characters well. Begin
ming with Thursday night Hal Reid's
wonderful drama "Knobs % Tennes-
sea" will be staged. For Monday of
next week the laughable comedy 1.-THE
Girl from Chill, y is advertised and on
Thursday, Steele Mackaye's beautiful
play "Hazel Kirke" will hold the
boards. The popularity of Bakers
theatre, due to the fact that only the
highest class plays are staged, is ever
increasing. Nearly everybody goes to
Bakers.
last Saturday night was a pronounced
success Notwithstanding the rain.
Those who attended felt more than
ICDdIo " tlN iSaNto W. -
surprise. VIM. Rushton, the musical
director, has been working the past
winter on a two-step of unusual merit
which he has called the "Wildwood
Ocean Pier March" and dedicated to
Prof. ii. w. Roselle, the director of
dancing. Somebody said "Beanso the
pier dog wasincluded in the dedication,
put 'Beansn refused to talk when in
terviewed. Saturday evening the or.
chestra played the ocean Pier March"
from the manuscript, for the first time
disclosing its name. The applause and
questions it instantly brought forth
were positive evidence that it was APP
preciated and a success. The march
will be published in the near future.
Congratulations to VIM. Rushton.
John Campbell is visiting his family
In Wildwood. Mr.. Campbell is a sales
man and travels all over the country
in the interests of his firm.
If you want good bread see the Cape
May Baking Co.
Alvin Cowles, who was employed at
Wildwood Bazaar several years ago,
was a visitor here last Sunday week.
The genial Alvin now halls from Tioga,
Philadelphia.
New lot of white embroidered wash
belts. choice designs, at 25c. Ask to
see the FRITZ shelf belt. Mech & Coz
Chas. f. Mcclure, of North West
Philadelphia, was in town this week.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wild wood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
will be found at r.. w. Ryan's Japan
ese Bazaar, Wild wood. 2 for &c.
Coombs' homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
The "Ruric," a 16 passenger automo-
mobile, from Philadelphia, arrived in
Wild wood during the storm Tuesday
evening. Lloyd & Duffy will run this
car between Wildwood and Cape May
City this season, making three trips a
day.