Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS
ATHLETICS


August 7.-Horse racing on North
wildwood speedway at 2 p. m.
August 14.-Concert at ocean pier
ball room for st. Simeon's p. E. Church.
August 16.-Marathon race and ath-
letic meet at Wildwood Crest at Up. m.
August 21.-Motor cycle race on
North Wildwood speedway.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Wild wood Ocean Pier.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
on the boardwalk at the bandstand.
Skating every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Music by
Troilo's band. Wildwood Ocean Pier.
Euchre every Wednesday afternoon
at Wild wood Yacht club and dance
every Thursday evening.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Crest Pier.
Dancing every night the at ocean
pier. Good music.
Tonight, Basket ball at ocean pier,
Wild wood VS.. Crescents.
Dancing and Skating every night at
the Crest Pier.
The largest crowds in the history of
Five Mile Beach amusements has been
in attendance at the Crest Pier during
81 .,aot xrroa1r A Ill Of tho aunnaQnnQnf
played TO crowds at night with splen-
did returns through the day. The new
offerings for the coming week promises
to be the best of the j In the
theatre, Guy Bartlett & Company will
present the humorous skit, "a Rare-bit
Dream, y In which will be seen their
nine foot giant. The moving pictures
will be changed daily; they are of the
very best seen anywhere. On Sunday
evening moving pictures only will be
given. Pullo's Band will as usual give
their free concerts daily. The SIX hating
lis more popular now than it has been
for years, crowds are enjoying this
sport daily. Dancing is growing more
popular daily. Children's carnivals as
usual on Friday nights and basket ball
Saturday night, both to be followed by
dancing. Benjamin Jenkins will repeat
his successful song service each Sunday
night for the season from 7.30 to 8.15.
The Washburn Trained Animal
Shows, the newest and best of the big
amusement enterprizes1A will pay its
nrst VISIT TO WILDWOOD, On Thursday,
August IL, and will exhibit opposite
the Hotel Sheldon, afternoon and even
ing, rain or shine. Housed under
mammoth waterproof tents which defy
the elements, no storm Is too severe to
spoil the entertainment, aud with a
new and perfect system of ventilation,
no day is too hot to prevent its being
cool and comfortable under the anvas.
There are hundreds of animals of all
sorts and sizes with this show, and the
performance is a constant source of
wonder and delight. Ladies and chill
dren, in particular, find the entertain
ment delightfully."- interesting, and
every care is taken for their comfort
and convenience. There are none of
the disagreeable features sometimes 30
noticeable with other big shows, and
there is no lady or child who may not
attend In perfect safety and comfort.
Washburn prides himself particularly
on his parade, which will pass through
the main streets on the morning of the
day of the exhibition, and no u
should fail to miss this interesting and
novel pageant. In this parade are
shown the smallest horses in the world,
the smallest herd of baby elephants in
captivity, the finest draft horses, the
greatest array Of dogs and monkeys,
many cages of rare animals, and many
new and novel features.
NEW OCEAN PIER
Crowded nightly is the theatre of the
New Ocean Pier. The excellent pro-
of light vaudeville and entire
ly different life motion pictures meets
with the approval of all. On this
weeks bill is Geo. K. Austin and Isa-
bell Janses in the funny skit "Posy
Folks.n Jack Wise, the College Boy,
sings his several songs in a pleasing
and makes every joke count.
J.. G.. Mack, supported by Albert E..
Green and Mabel Belmont, closes the
bill with their screaming farce "My
Mother-in-Law." Next weeks bill
promises to be the best of the season.
Troilo's Royal Italian Band is attrac-
ting large crowds and the directing Of
Signor Cianfoni is one of the features
of the season. On Sunday nights the