Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-07
SAY UNCLE 'MISER!
TAG DAY IS HERE!
Bio Game of Hide and Seek, Mi
nus the Hide, Is
Now On
CHARITIES INNING AT BAT
Tom, Dick, Harry and Maud Allan
Will Make TiqhtWadS
Fork Over Dimes

No matter where you go today you
are sure to be tagged
If there are any persons who do not
like to be tagged they will have a
strenuous time escaping the 1900 women
and 5000 high school students who will
swarm the downtown thToughfares
from Z o'clock this morning until late
tonight selling tags in the interest OF
the Associated Charities. For THIS
is tag day.
If anybody stays at home today to
avoid paying 10 cents for a charity
tag he will surely miss a lot of real fun,
for the Shriners, the actors, the society
folk. club women, students and other
entertainers and tag sellers have pre-
pared a series of surprises and funny
stunts which would make a profess
sional pallbearer CONFUSE with laugh
ter
Miss Maud Allan, the world famous
barefoot dancer, whose 1.-THE and llmpld
terpsichorean maneuyers have caused
great sensation and made her the CEN
ter of attraction wherever she appears,
will be in Dick Ferris automobile to-
day in front Of the Hotel AleXan-
dria, where for 10 cents she will pin a
tags on your COdlldil VI VbllCl Pm NA1it
of your raiment and give you one of
her famous Maud Allan smiles, thrown
in, as an inducement to buy few
more In this automobile will be
Florence Stone, the famous actress
(known in private life as Mrs. Dick
Ferris; Miss Carl Rosa, Mrs. Clarence
Kolb, wife of the noted comedian of
the Kolb and Dill team; Miss Beth
Taylor, Miss Margaret Lindley and
Miss Virginia, Berry,
COME. LOOSEN UP
Now if that isn't enough to make you
go down to the Hotel Alexandria and
buy a couple Of hundred tags, here
is the list of tag peddlers who
will be in another automobile alongside
of the Maud Allan auto-and both auto
mobiles are to be provided by Richard
Ferris otherwise known as Dick, the
Indomitable": Mrs Nelson Kingsland,
Miss Eva Haight, Doris Winchell,
Katherine Kingsland and-but it isn't
fair to give the whole thing away in
advance so just go yourself and find
out about it.
The saints of the sacred sands of
the Sahara-sometimes known as
.'Shriners'-will be represented by Leo
Youngsworth, L. H. Schwaebe, w. +.
Jeffries and Steve Brode, who have ar
ranged for one of the most amusing
stunts seen in Los Angfeles in many
moons. Rumor hath it that they will
render a touching imitation of a poor,
blind candidate in quest of the shrine
oasis, on the back of an Irish billy
goat, but it has been impossible to
verify this rumor.
The American Women's league, the
Friday Morning and Ebel clubs Nc
Kinley home and other social organiza-
tions are to be represented in the days
program by about 1900 of the most
beautiful and energetic young women
which could possibly be mustered from
these clubs and societies.
An entertaining program has been
arranged for the city hall, where num-
erous booths have been erected and
decorated, and some rare surprises are
in store for persons in quest of some
thing new, novel and up to date.
THEATERS KICK IN
The theaters have provided unusual
street entertainments, and nearly all Of
the matinee idols and lights of the local
theatrical world will participate in the
days events. The Orphcum will have
about thirty of its performers in the
game. About twelve of this mum ber
take part in La Petite GOsse" and
will sell tags and do other undreamed-
of things calculated to enliVen the pro-
ceedings Marguerite Haney and the
twelve members of her company also
will be there with sleigh bells, the
-Four Girls from Melody Lane" will
be in evidence, and Nonette has prom
lsed to help out, While a number of the
single acts of the Orpheum also will
be represented. Several automobiles
have been chartered for the actor folk,
and the motorcycle police have been
cautioned To behave themselves.
The Grand, Burbank, Belasco, Audi
forum and other theaters, inclNding
the Empire and the Olympic, also have