Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-19
Manager Creamer announces the cast

will be decorated throughout with
japanese fans, umbrellas and lanterns,
making beautiful sight, oriental in
its effect.
Manager Creamer has SO arranged
that the traction company will provide
special trolley car service after the
theatre performance for the patrons of
the Crest Theatre.
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LINaERMAN's PALACE OF AMUsE-
MENTs OPEN
Prof. Lingerman's Palace of Amuse-
ments, located in the Baker Block on
the board walk ,one Of the most popular
pleasure places on the front last season,
has re-opened for the summer season of
1907. Every evening the Professor and
his entertaining wife give refined
and highly enjoyable show which in
cludes an exhibition of his talking
figures and his wonderful ventriloquist
powers. Lucy Lingerman, the ma
gician and slight of hand artist, always
succeeds in puzzling and pleasing
every one with her clever tricks.
There is not more refined or enter
tanning attraction on the board walk
for both young and old than Prof.
Lingerman's Palace of Amusements
and you should not miss 1t.
A free exhibition is given by the
Professor with his talking boy Bobby
in the booth fronting on the board
walk several times every evening.
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CREST PIER OPENING
Besides opening the Crest Theatre
on the I'D, the new and airy skating
rink, the handsome cafe and restaurant
and the bowling alleys will be thrown
open to the public. The management
of the Crest Pier Is making every
effort to please the people and they
will succeed. AS fast as completed the
ball room, casino, bathing houses and
other attractions will be opened to the
public. If you haven't taken note of
the great work and improvements
which have taken place at the Crest
Pier this year, pleasant surprise
awaits you.
The moving picture theatre which
was opened on Decoration day is CIV
ing high class exhibition of pictures
each night accompanied by bright
music Almost everybody who visits
the Crest takes in this show.
At the skating rink, Saturday even
ing, the 22d, there will be an exhibi-
tion of fancy and fast roller skating by
two small IA year old experts, Reddie
Heston and Sammie Rumford, of Ches-
ter, Pa. Their act will be very clever
and original.
CASINO RINK
On Thursday and Friday nights of
last week Prof Leon Sprague gave a
fine exhibition of fancy and stilt skat-
ing which was very much enjoyed by
all those in attendance. Mr.. Sprague
is perfectly at home on skates and is
one of the best skaters In this
section. He will be here on Thursday
and Friday night of this week again to
entertain those who are fond of this
amusement.
The Casino polo team lined up
against the Salem aggregation last
Saturday night and won from them by
score of 40. The Salem boys were
easy from the start and proved walk
over for the locals. Next Saturday
night the strong Young's Pier team, of
Atlantic City, will return for another
game and it promises to be warm one,
as the Casino boys mean to turn the
tables this time.
A new feature recently added to the
rink is merry-go-round skate which
is held every night. A ring holder is
placed on the side and the skaters
catch ring as they go by and the
person catching the brass ring is enti-
tied to a free ticket for the following
night. Charles Rakestraw, Jr., and
Elwood Smith were the lucky ones
Monday, the first night.
Last night a block skate was held
and was won by Miss Lizzie Firth and
Howard Banks.
Tonight there will be bon-bon par
ty and Friday night there will be a
benefit for the Baptist church.
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THE CoMIQUE THEATRE
The Comique Theatre is now exhibit
ting fine lot of motion pictures in
cluding scenes at the jamestown Ex-
position which are unusually interest
ing and instructive. Miss Miriam