Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS
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August 14.-Concert at ocean pier
ball room for st. Simeon's P. E. Church.
July %, 24.-Tennis Tournament on
court at 18th and Pennsylvania ayes.
July 2s.-Industrial parade.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Wildwo Ocean Pier.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Crest pier.
Skating every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Music by
Troilo's band. Wildwood Ocean Pier.
Dancing every Saturday night-at
the ocean pier. Good music.
Tonight, Basket ball at ocean pier,
Wild wood VS.. Camden.
Dancing and Skating every night at
the Crest Pier.
A tennis tournament will be held on
July 23rd and oath, at the court at 18th
and Pennsylvania avenues. 1t will be
open to all amateurs and prizes will be
awarded the winners and runners up
in both single and double. Entrance
fee, 81. 90, which should be left at
Nolte's drug store, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenues.
So anxious was the management Of
the Crest Pier to open the theatre this
week that their first Sunday evening
concert was given there last Sunday
night with no roof over the heads of
the singers and only a part of the walls
of the stage up. This Is the section
that is being rebuilt and is now almost
completed. The blue sky made a pretty
background for the concert.
q TROILO'S ROYAL BAND
CONCERTS FINE
The magnificent Wildwood Ocean
Pier, the quarter of a million structure,
owned by Buchborn and Reynolds of
Camden, has had a most successful
opening 50 far this season. The pier
has been largely improved generally
and its night time brilliancy is aug
mented by the addition of thousands
of incandescent lights the pier now
has in the neighborhood of 1000 lights
on it and its refulgence can be discerned
for twenty miles at sea. l.. II. john
son, the last year manager of the in
stitution is again in charge and is
bending every energy to make it as
popular and successful this year as it
was last. The prime feature is of
course, the Keith vaudeville and the big
concert band.
Manager Josef Troilo and Director
Sig, q. Cienfoni have the band per-
fectly in hand and Sunday night began
the popular series of Sunday night
operate concerts with band and notable
singers, in the broad, sea cooled audi
forum on the end of the pier. The
band rendered a program which for
class and well attuned harmony would
be hard to improve upon. Encore fol-
lowed encore, the audience waxing ex-
tremely enthusiastic yer the excellent
renditions.
DIR. William Gwinutt, a Philadelphia
tenor, was encored repeatedly.
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CREST PIER
Crowds are in attendance nightly
with large attendance during the day.
This is not to be wondered at when it
Is taken into consideration the excel
lence and refinement of the offerings.
Pullo's Marine Band has become a
great favorite the concensus of opin-
ion is that it is the best organization of
its kind seen on this part of the coast.
This coming Sunday night, July
18th, q combination of talent never be-
fore massed together at a sea shore
resort will be seen in the theatre, con-
sisting of J. Linus Hayes, Miss Emily
jeanette Northam, Orpheus Glee Club
and other noted singers. The cantata
of the "Song Of Triumph" based on
Psalms Of David will be sung. The
solos and choruses will be rendered by
q thorouph of vocaIists.