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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twcuty-scvcnth Ward - Tonight,
commencing az o'clock, the Relief
society OF the Twenty ward
win give an old-time dancing party In
their ward hail, corner OF = street and
Fourth avenue An enjoyable old
fashioned time is anticipated.
Third Ward-The Y ~ NJ A..
and Y. L. NJ. /. A. u the Third ward
will give a social dancing party this
evening. in the ward amusement hail
corner OF Seventh South ana state
streets.
Eleventh Mard--Old-fashi cos
TUNED figures moving about IN an
fashioned decorated ROOM with
old fashioned amusements 10 break the
monotony OF things formed the inter
csting scene and bill Of pleasure at the
Eleventh ward amusement hall Thurs
day night. I'm celebration Of Saint Pat
rick's day. Refreshments were served.
The evening proved one Of the most
enjoyable Of the season. There was a
large crowd present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
UINTAH FOREST NOTES.

Supervisor W. l. Pack Of the Uinta
forest reserve Is preparing to tGant Il. b.
900 trees from Wasatch forestry nur-
sery In Salt Lake county at different
points on the Uintah reserve. Two hum
dred and seventy pounds OF forest tree
seed will also be planted as an expert
ment 70 test the practicability OF grow
ing trees from seed without first plant
ing in nurseries and then transplanting
the trees. The seed will be planted In
Diamond Fork OF Spanish Fork can
yon. on the Strawberry valley slopes
and i'm Beaver creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
FRUIT OUTLOOK BRIGHT


q. 4. Hiokcnloopcr, supervisor Of
the horticultural department of the
state Fair a-sociatiou. came down
from ogden this afternoon. ON his
way tu Spriugvilo. where me will
deliver lecture on peach growing
before the several hundred students
OF the high school of that cnterpris-
ing fruit town. From Sprngvlle. Mr.
Hickeuloopor win go TO Pleasant
Grove. whore at 4 o'clock. Friday he
VIII address tho Pleasant Grove Fruit
Growers association. and incidental
Is assist Boo completing their now or
rauizatlou. which VIII include am Of
tho prominent growers Of Pleasant
Grove and immediate vicinity
ESQ Tar the prospects throughout
tho state for large fruit crops never
were hcttcr' said Mr.. liickenlooper
81 have examined a great many
orchards and even the most susccpti-
hle peaches and carlY cherries show
practically no 800 effects from frosts
$50 far There should Doe an unprcce-
donted crop OF nll kinds Of fruit this
season unless some unexpected late
frost catches us uuawaros.
"rhcrc will he "a tremendous amount
Of fruit tree planting throughout Utah
this spring. The demand rs already
ovcrtaNing our home nurseries which
uu 10 this wear have not only SUP
piled most Of tho demands, but have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
DAVIS COMPLAINS TO COUNCIL

W. p. Davis Of 900 west North Tenn
pie street complains in "a petition ad-
dressed 90 the city council which was
ing. that the city in making public i'm
provements had lowered the street IN
front Of his place and damaged his
property. lie also states that some
large trees, the roots OF which have
been cut. are standing where they will
probably fam over and iniure his prop
erty. n rs also stated that under the
condition 30 is dangerous for people
who walk down the sidewalk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

and March OF the DWarfs" hy Griog.
Miss a. Nauderh1ef Lolita" by
Licbuug Miss d. Cass. "The Harm
That once hy Papc
a comedy in two acts was given boo
The evening hy The pupils OF the eighth
grade. entitled st patrigk's DAY n
the Morning The hall was decorated
200 green flags and flowers and the ex-
orcieoa NJ both afternoon and evening
were pleasing success
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
WAIVED EXAMINATION.

PROVO March tS.-Chester Coltrlm
and Zeph Pace. two young men Of
Spanish Fork. who With George Bowen
and Fielding Hales. ara charged with
burglarizing BoyaclS and Hughcss sa-
loon In Spanish fork and taking some
bottles Of wine and gin. appeared be-
fore Justice Noon yesterday and
waived preliminary examination. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

Wele permitted 10 go on tb.,.
3,sniz.ance' pending action ln ,, olsn "a.
district court. ' ia The Fo,,,s
Finlay Halos and o.
chaTsed with the same offeres BoHea
YET appeared for preEmipsr,. nave n1'
uon. hales is ia Salt I.lse y elFanl,i.
Is IN idaho and Bo4.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
AT THE HOSPITALS

a case OF wonderful vitality was cx-
hbited iu the case Of Mrs John Powell
who gave birth 90 "a 1919 pound boy one
sunday and the following Sunday was
taken 20 the Groves l.. u. S. hospital
and successfully operated upon for the
removal Of tumor Weighing 90
pounds. The lady was very near death
but Yesterday was reported better.
Mrs Olive simmons Peterson who
was operated upon for the removal OF
rallstones is reported well and will be
removed 20 her home tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
WAN COUNTY mons,

Provo March. lS-Tbe appn,,,'
county horse show. which has No., =, y.
IN Provo each spring for 49, ase
past, viii be held in Spari.t ,s yean
April 20 A committee I'D ~ ors 90
spanish Fork With j. n w. liens 1ns %
rotary are making tho re.ss, as sa.-
engagements for a Biz dav s''fy -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

Fully nine out Of every ten ,,..
rheumatism is simply rheunstie-l' q,
the muscles due 20 cold on Ism Of
chronic rheumatism. neither 10 lp' o.
REQUIRE any internal troatms1, "a'.
that Is needed 90 afford reiles
Tree application Of Chamberisip,s,
ment Give it a trial Y61 ''' a-s Lin.
tain to be pleased with the ouiet ~
which Il affords Sold by AM desi.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
BOX CAR THIEVES CAUGHT.

Chief Special Agent Joseph Jones of
the oregon Short Line and Assistant
n. n. Gordon are in Reno. New. where
they have succeeded In running to
earth gang Of box car thieves. For
months thieves have been looting the
cars of the railroad. and finally Jones
was successful ln arrcsting three men
az LoveloCk, one of whom made a
confession. telling how the gang stole
the goods and the place where they
disposed of them. The goods were
dumped from the cars on the side
tracks and the main limo, and wore
hauled Off in wagons and sold to
storekeepcrs up town Jones sends
word that he Is now investigating these
fences" and proposes TO put a stop
20 box car thievcry I'm Nevada
A private safe may be rented IN the
IRE and burglar-proof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 32-34
Main street. S2.OO per year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
PRIEST. wINDERs CONDITION.
some Nnprchcn~ion Felt Last Night
Among Those at His Bedside.

The condition OF John E W.uder OF
the first presidency Was rather serious
Thursday night causing some apprc-
hension among tho attendants 900 tho
bedside lie Us suI very weak. but
this afternoon hc was feeling better,
sleeping peacefully without tho admin
istrntion OF sleeping potious OF any
kind. and the outlook is much more
cheerful than for two or three days
past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
ONE MORE CHANCE
FORCORPORATIONS
Time Is Extended for Filing Re-
ports if a Good Reason
Is Presented.
LIMIT PLACED AT MARCH 81.
Ignorance ut Law and Initial opera
tiuu Leads to Relief From
National Headquarters.

..... .t.tss af
,5.e. has. bcen
'' -. 10 ,..... ip which
$500. ..,5 re Internal
It'd "' ,.r..t.r I,
i't'.'". -
compliance with The corporation ''"
.v. All lrrHnIz4tinns which e"ui n
........t. OIL. tt,... local office after
'' ... 81. t,e
Nor"H D must HiN' 'ii
collector to have tHU.r time 'Ni'h'''
.-t... ..... r..t,...u eUI.and 500 of those.
,..... .f ..s ,,b,m
"'''' '.'- '' ''' ,.,t ALA,
ore subject 90 not only a fine nn' ''''
au additional of so per ''"' u" wy
Assessment which "'n'' nav. |
force had they come Boo on inc l'''N
g,,,t
30 ..,,.r tilo .oun-
ITO i'fi'".' t...t.s
try u regard tp the COZ p'i"'''" ''''
lea tho commissioner of Internal reN'-
...,t-. ,r 8ttonut to relieve the
.n. ,..r,. arp3r-
cohNi''"''' ..ft,.
cnt fact that corporations krne'"''F
1s,, had "a worry ha2v iior 600 regard
..t..-.....t. All statements
." ' ...t.. D., Nt,r.b
should nave ne'' "'''
J or those which were mailed 'i'eI
,b.t dat. nm oxpl4nati1n was due for
,,,,,. ,f those made no
'he u'i'y ""' 1890.
explanation and supp'eilei''"l
mcnt BE- required. o..
Until the authorization oalile ilo,,,
the commissioner OF inte! NAV ~.
Mr. CallIster WAS unable 20 acL nov
time is given unul M"l,u
FOR The dehnqucnts t' comfy WIN W
provisions of the law. hut VIII
ten application must he m"ae N''u
the district collector i'' d."
rorJ.Ec-rOD EXPLAINS.
.tr. inns, This way" said Mr. CALLS
...- ..-,,ts ,gco had M
ter this "orhiE ",s Ul'', ~, ~
p'"ti q" p'N -, - "a
word came from M"s'tlli- w ...',,it
not TINS attlon p',n ~ ~ ~ ~, w. 49,,
nave beeh az iea7l S'"''.'.' D"
ties inflicted al we
stacked up mic nlsn WIN 49,, ~,
which came ln aIler we Npo'll'u uat''
handle as yet
There Us "a minimum hne "l el'V'v
provided together win a oV per cent
penalty for delay. IN uther WoIuS'
should "a corporation have an income
of $500. 10 would Doe taxed on AS4Vl,
the other 5000 being exempt. one
Der cent OF this would Doe $50 and
there would hc so per cen N this, or
$40. added. provided that the returns
were not made within the specified
time limit should no good cxplana-
tion be- offered the 1000 fine and over
would be iu force
Mr.. Callstcr said that thero were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most successful. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. u
looscns tho cough. relieves the lungs.
opens the secrotions and aids nature
en- restoring tho system 20 "a healthy
condition Sold by all dealers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
CHOIR's TRIP TO WALES.
Edwin r. Tout Enthusiastic Over the
Proposed big Excursion.

Miss Maggie Tout and her father
Edwin +. Tout. attended Thursday
evenings rehearsal of the tabernacle
choir Nlr Tout sang for tho choir.
Wcatherbys Gle Lives in Paradise
and talked with the choir about the
proposed trip 20 Wales. tie advised
tfat it Doe taken hy all means. ass %
would ho a good thing, not only for
them. but for the state as we'll He
believed enough could be- raised from
conCertiIiug to meet the expenses Of
the trip Tho Albert hail. seating TO-
600 people. would certainly be filled.
Mr. Tout said Dice should return to
London Zoo April and wanted 10 go
back with the assurance that the salt
Lake tabernacle choir was to cross
the Atlantic Goo 1911.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Martha a Rattenhur
who died March o.. 1910 40 i2i Olive Ave.
will De held iu Emerson ward chapel, SAT
urday, az 2 %. m Burial 7" city GENE
frrV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
Observation-Disclosures WEDDING.

PROVO, March IA marriage H.
cense has been issued 10 Elmer w. Muir
dock Of Heber and Torsa NJ. Henrie Of
Provo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
THIEVES GET CHICKENS.

Ben Coulson. residing al 523 east
sixth South street, reported % the
police this morning that some time
during Thursday night thieves broke
into his chicken coop and carried of
a rooster and six hens. The police
are in hot pursuit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

A private safe may be rented IN the
Are and burglarproof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security q Trust Co, S2-34
Main street. $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
DIED

sTIfTZ. AT 35Ii south seventh East
be,,orrhare Lorenzo Stutz. born Sept
q lGs. ln switzerland.
ftunoral services Sunday at - noon
from mo Wuford ward mcetinghouso,
Friends are invited 90 eftend anu thc
,.'st,lt will be opeued ON day of funeral
nt Inc family residence from 10 to u
"A mn. Interment IN Mil Creek cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
FOR SALE

FINE BRICK RESIDENCE. LARG n
lot and outbuildings Nl W. ist So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18

r. u. Evans. Florist, SO s, Main ST
Floral designs a specially Phoues 96l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

Three little vssea believed 60 have been
buried durins the Commune or during tho
FTanco-IermAn war and containing about
40 90 In 10 franc and ~ franc pteces have
hesn discovered st fontenay -eote- Iloia
near Paris. s'IrinGtiA digging for he T. unda-
lions Ot a house.
The workman who found the money and
his employer. the contractor who 10 buildin q
tho house. are going 60 laW for the posses
nion Of the treasure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
ROLL rerr,er. a. sssususr,.

FROM fA London Ptsss-g StsNdsvd
Three bun terriers followed . hearss roo
veying The body % an Old dog fancier named
GeorEe Lseeby Of Smith street. Esnntnston.
a. far a. footing Cemetery yepterday
They wore Grape 6ovp and on their cloth
. oats wee urittea Yolio stag osT master
- he Last resting place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
At THE PARKS AND BEACHES
Vaudeville and Many Other Am8sements
at Resorts ny the sea.

BESSIE Wynn. the Lady Dainty ~
Vaudeville will be the star ~ the week
AZ the Brighton Beach Nurse Han She
win have q bulge, % songs both old and
new and will include In her repertoire
-one of her own compo%tIons Blxlcv
and Fink. IN their absurd hut lausha bic
burIe-aue on grand opera. VIII also play
n return enlargement There will b.
many other amusing features The Far
rpn- TAYLOR trio In a new one act comedy
are sure to amuse. Knight Brothers and
"a utelle. singing and dancing comedians.
will have q novelty. The Bessie NaIdare
troupe 81 hcyclists will introduce some
daring feats. and Kelley and Reno. com
edy scrobats. win be seen for the hrs'
time
BiIly B Van and the B~a nm ont Sisters
in their laughable skit called Props are
tho feature Of a good hill at the New
Brighton Theatre At Brighton Beach this
week. Other acts on the programme in
clude the musical comedy Offering In
the Photo shop with MAuds Fleming IN
the principal part. aud Iaddie ella. the
little English comedian
Luna Parks popularity Increases ~ the
esason progresses The twoscore and ten
attractions are giving AlrnOs, continuous
performances every day from noon until
midnight
A great Improvement h noticed IN the
aquatic programme q the fireworks show
M Manhattan Beach. Submarine eHplo-
sives and phosphorescent glows are now
adsed Many new and beautiful devices
are included in the Land display.
A. DreamlAnd the many new shows ara
holding tightly to their esia biiahed rosu-
larity and the newest attraction. the JET
fries-J johnson contest pictures. shown IN
the Ocean Pier Theatre. 10 drawing well.
Two OF the shows Alias Md Allen and
The Diving Girls have proved 80 sue
cessfl that Manager GumpertE ~ to
duplicate each.
Features 70 Amnse the public AZ BRIGHT on
Each ParE include tho oArrousel, shoot
ing gallery. roller skating rink. the Eden
Muse exhibit Of American history in wRx.
and . stage performance by Herman. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
TO THE SfAGESTRUCK GIRL
HENRIETTi CROSNAN'S iDI roe
BAsED on ESPERIENeE'

bSSSD Nv
Narnang Agalnsa Gaks Dramatse sehsols
wnere Girss NthSat raleus Are LED
% Dellrxe Thai TNsy Nave . Great
vuture- Wertniess Iassrueasea Given.
" 49, - =.
20. 49, w
80 80 $500 ~ :. --p
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80 e.Hse, uos 49, 20 - -
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Wv " a -
stti,uoe o' Uinu M uu,es "I -
rnicn MAKES tne or .r'-.'o 49,,
rt@c- 'cf w s~s -1
trusting oonho'no" P'H
IN 0the' NAAAs o. are 'us u'iui
COMBINATION mas p'ooncro ko'o u'I0Ns'
green eooos' tnree sneh games ~Hnou,
end Ihere % no reason WY houh
not IN IhespsAn Sai@' ana oo
Putting q IN sncctncs AHser'csn' me Nooos
are fun Of dren.tie sonoo' taSes- Ann
30 are NE c'tt~s " you rememoer your
fAbse nightly vas soo~e that IA'd w"
golden egg The second rate dramsno
schools are encouraging geese ana Eo'
killing them.
Take he case Of What wall call the
Horstaon Gull dramatic Academy ms
instttufton u a typ OF many o'hes
Mr. horsfto Gull vas quAcA actor
Handnome. Of the Du Aaur'er hero type
tall and graceful With . msne OF thick
black hair worn long. he was an object
Of devotion among the sae~-'rlcs glrts
q he city
In the ssrty DAYS - the local stock
COMPANY he had I'aved juvenile but had
never advanced suh'eI~niN TO become
teadinx mar NJ he len ~" 'heafre and
started school u OraicTy N the rooms
~ secret sor'e'y ~ The k'Af" OF 'h-
oav N the hsar' o. th- ;h"Aire dlsirlrt
He had no regular nr''ei''es. merely
ussnE the lodge rooms IN Ito DAYTIME
H~ ha lconv sc~ne properties for Romeo
and Juh~t consisted Of The raised dsis
50"
em1haai1HS re nnhoip'e mai ar se
~ and consisted IN making real that
which was unreal The RON was rich
in tail bras ou.r,drr.. which s~rvad 20
- -" nv :" '"e
cSSt~~ c"HrtyafnH en'rAhc~- p~Nc"-
rooms and other thinEs
In his advertisements Gull guaranteed
80 - .
"au AN-'
WIN me manager u 'W' s'''S com
Tanies wh~n r-rpis Ieft him they oSr-
red With them large diploma With q
1T. ,;hhon and Sold ..oI IN on. ,,,n.,
RI. -. =, g 80. - - - -.
'"e' '" " "e~ s"0~
'ohINh'e- A~r uuII mao S-p' them a.
lnng a. he could The managers would
ave them encourA cement and ertra
co,,r,onlv Known "a .Iney mars
49, .Tk..a = 49,.
" " VIC"
mo 81 thee pnP's was gwen regular
mart IN these companies. The very fact
that they were from Gull damned them
a. acton. O, actress. b., IN. man. ger.
80 a. - :,
WIZ A"ay" -" 70 n@'e group OF
eFun people 70 oraw on ana svsry Mon
day, when a new play began rehearsal
thee poor hangers On would crowd the
stage.
Even y they were seiected they would
get no advancement. merely carrying q
nike or hAg or saying Hurrah IN a
stage mob The pupils ~ Gull we're
always encoWraGed by theee mana gers
because they wanted a reliable super
nupsersTy force nothing more good
stage mob u hard 20 get and lay figures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

sosing without once oyerSsepptng he
hounds ~ naturaln~>s Inc pay oentre~
arouni a NeTy uinorp'is Young Engito-
man VINO IN ordsr 70 YIN N..cl11s
tor nr~sesaper isms cash1 49, 20 miy
a. a ,ss hs,oin. !. denvh,fnI
.....,,,I ,,.,,.o, y, ~. o-n ~ oou,,c
,I,x m Cb.a,.r a, IN. I.vr,c The.,r.
Tbs main .,,na.,on 81 IN. NAV coOc~rr.
- an Ali NIGHT a.loon OF the tvpe he has
te-n ~ndeavoring 10 suppress Among
the plavers supporting Mr. Mann are
Mathilde Cotfreliy Fmily Ann weflrnan
Parke Paf,sn Ethel Conroy Marie Hove
bewl,, ysnSthes. cAAT!s: A.l.ca. AIes-t
4, ..
one ~ the iolbs., $780, On pro.6Sa1
AZ the CIV Theatre George Evans and
hts Hon.v Rov Nins,r.l. r.r,.in sor thu
- -....-,,,.. g. 49,
s...n -. ,'ul' ssns ~ +.
soo.h.r --'i,,,.s "
The Fortune Hunter With John BAR.
rymore IN the ti.le role n n home aRa,n
~ ~. C.,.,r Th..,r. tn. wiurh.ll
smith c-ouD.siv az American country life
. As true and appealing as ever
Torxs p.x,on'. .,o-L eor,n.pv ~ ths
Academy II Muse vii be seen in Pip Van
NInkle this week
H. a. y-L -l...o,o. ,>,,kl,, -,
- =. ..,-t --I-r -, 49,
Dra.-l.r on her r~appaarance A. IN.
Herald Sou.re nheAtr. on Thursday
night IN lev TIeld.'s elaborate and
rnIrth nroyokine musical fantasy lille .
NishIrnAraL- Desnite its lanGh pro-
vokina sit,latior~ It's foursoore % pretty
girls and It's seven Ella oorate scenes there
vet IL here and there q mark OF pathos
in the charncfar ~ T,lb, RIobSs the
boarding house drudge
-Ths Aro.ha,.- III. dainty tunsf,,I
-, ..~,,.-.,, :, ~. En,cL.rh.o-c.,.,
thu@caI comedy o. .'ne hn'c oOcHe'
Iheatre viii remain bat two weeks longer
t~tor- gong on tour. 80 popular is this
p.DeIalAn hunoL ,IA' US resn r,sh ~
,h., a. ,s,,.-d ~. oi.c.. d,,-;ns ,hs ,r,n,.r
Julis Sander-nn ana Alan Nusiie are -fiIl
az charming as ever in their graceful
dAnces While frank Moulan. PeruvAl
hhIShI Ann 'S' 1nI rI-s r~tna'n
'"@'A' "'e WI" "' 'uh 'haN
tHdie roy N pano Down broAdSav.
Nth Ernu.a Cams snd company Of ISs
l,her, . At tn. ,as;no Theatre The
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NJ .,n,o.r.h.,o f,,rn,.b.s aa,ni,ahl.
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o,,a-.,,nn'o,, ,,I,a,n. -. h,,,
he eleventh wees "a \e~ Nurs - Les
Flr.ds- r~ud,I,t o. - The Summe-
" .d'u~rS begins to-rnOrroS n,Rht With
no dITrpt."n - trA pppYia- fancy for
tbs REM -, bie .nt~r-a np~n- The
= Irnrner " do-e-s- .t."'s TO the BROAD
NAv Nlih a rr~trv tisiopl' rou ~ hoo
ntsr,uch ~ % -.~~s--raei The I'dnigh'
sons md 7 - Iollv B>~h~lo-- hT' 'h-
prodrgr'tou wl'h NJ Fr~ldN himself IN the
rAst Las Trovsd , noe uor-hv s.I~c~-sor
2, 'hos. = rr,esS-..
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North Beach offers free vaudeville,
moving pictures and other features. The
free fireworks continue on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

Charles frDhinan sTrang dramatic
--r--ity ias' week when he introduced the
OsEis % re Grs'r INN the mischief
maker m The Brss- Bo'tIe--a, IN.
lyo.um Theatre through stage effects
Nv which substantial English lodgings
IRE transformed INTO Oriental palaces.
PEOPLE into mules. and fulI grown man
TaEse- through the ns-k q the hottLS
he manager succeeded IA making this
wsird p-arspnaEe CunvIncinRly sup~rna
iural. One nomcnt tho plav ~ thrilling
fantasy. the noGt tho broadcast sort oF
iarCe
Hhn.tr. -rnnnh ~ L. q $4,000. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

The Flffh Avenue Theatre starts the
regular season this week Triple favor
ties for first place are Odiva. 'he Sa-
moan pItIne.n g nyrnph: Edna Aug in her
rrst and onIv vaudeville respp~a rance
and Charles Leonard Fletcher and com
many in COMEDY drama called Nerve
The remainder - the progTa NINE Gala
Tor Patric~ snd CO in TIE Lrl,hyis,-:
Cpnrov and - Mar IN Tho Pinochle
Fiepds- Alfred kappeler and Audrey
Marie. late ~ The Arcsdians in
picture sc' In Grecian Ga rden-:
Patsy Doyle. che droll InonoloQis' Lily
Dean Har, and Wilfred Berrick in an
other Herbert Hall winslou laugh ex-
tractor a Thunderstorm and Harry
Hir-ch. lightning cartoOnis'
Stellar honors az Hanmsrstein Roof
Garcisn this week will 10 divided between
valeska Sura,t and The Maid % Nys-
tsrv- Miss sura,t and William Gould
begin their last week. presenting q sing
ing act The Maid 81 Mystery. 10 the
newest ~ the classic dangers. The re-
maindsr ~ the programme includes
Nearv. bliss and Ross. singers and dancers:
I'd GingTas ~quilibrist and cannon ball
juggleT the Primrose -Four. vaudeville's
latest aIIartet: Peterson Brothers. comedy
acrobats. Harry Breen. eccentTic come
dian GOolman's trained dogs. oats and
pigeons. and the B"lleclAire Brothers.
The Olympic Theatre in Fast Pour
tenth street. one ~ the No 20 date bur
leSluH houses. will open for the ssason
on Saturday evening with SheSn a Gal
lagh"rs Big Banner SHOW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

Beach P1rE include the oarronseI, shoot
ing gallery. roller skating rink. the Eden
M,,sSs exhibit Of American history in wax.
and . stage performance by Herman. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

Luna Park's popularity increases ~ the
season progresses. The twoscore and ten
attractions are giving almost continuous
p-rformance. every day from noon until
midnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

rH"'IEh 7rensd nearly . fortnight b.