The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
TAFT 70 VISIT ACTORS FAIR
uN,IOR ms MONDAY AFTER
NOON ARE OUTLINED.
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rhrn Heu 60 20 PAssaio Features
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President laf, when n gets IN the Sew
ant, go Regiment Armory tomorrow
-..-r.. N atAu'ClDCk % open tho Actors
rrtE,s \ committee II thu prsttiest
mon "a tho stage las besn named
s-.-f,.Iv a. receive him and scatter
s.,s-- a. his feat. 4 hoch 81 hands
,n sr irttering the banners with Hail
..ga .hlef' while the President u wad-
... .r- ugh HnWer. to thu court Il honor.
ans ...sr that they will give him gold
r..i ana npN him cut
GENERAL Manager Charles BurnhAm
ami rha dirstors IT the Actors Fund
All think the President will see the
biggest and gayest theatrical festival
.r ,rs history VI this town. and that means
,ra whole country The armory. wbich
,an arrpmmodate 2O.OOO people, has been
made over into A garden 81 Versailles,
Among ,hs fountains and tho trees are
rI.rsd booths which are presided over
b., R~,,dWay -tarS Anything you could
,b.n. II sensible or foolish. will be- on
Al. d1zen vaudeville shows will be
s,frs M a. tho same time. The directors
b1g. ra raise SaUO no for the fund In order
,,rar-y IN satisfactorily the philanthropy
which CONSISTS in relieving and pen~ion-
fns .ir, W INDECENT professionals.
Inc President - 20 leave Washington
At l0 orlock tomorrow morning In his
p-,y,ls car Olympia and will arrive al
Jersey city at $40 P. VI. He will he at
ENDED bv CAPT. Archibald W. Butt and
.ayenl -ecret service men. When he
arrive. a, the Ssveaiy-hrst Regiment
A-rr1rv h. will he met az the door by Gen
.,aI Manager Charles Durham and pre-
-sntat 20 the committee Of twenty ac-
ir,-zs- The members u the committee
udI form N each side Of the President
and ea,ort him mp the carpeted aisle 10
tha gour II honor.
around fountain which MI be- pla.h-
M Hatar. the court Of honor twelve
,,r.s IA white will throw flowers at the
President feet.
PANEL Frohman. president Of the Actors
Ignd will meet the President at the court
of honor and William II. Crane viii pre-
mi Mr. Taft with a gold medal com
rr.nurafive Of the occasion. The President
viii then open the fair With a brief al
i-sss he Is expected 10 spend about an
hour and a halt in the arInory, and the
directors think they can show him lot
az fun 4 committee from the Passaic
Rosrs . Trade ~ due % grab him about
.no ..lDck and carry him over 20 Jersey
tHr d Inner
ID ts spends even half an hour Mr.
Iaf' ALL have a chance to see a lew AN
usual things Lillian NOrdiCa will pour
Tea iur him OF Tor any one else who has
The prIce IN the gavly decorated Cafe
tl.utant booth David Bispham. Villa
H.r Wakefield PerCtval knight Mar
r..rIr- Clarke. Donald Brian ami others
a.u taa- turns singing Il the President
90 time to step around q" the bowling
alley be- will he able Ia ~es an actors
club COMPOSED " Henry warner
llwI md BTrr-e. JACK haTvmorr ahd
others howl against a managers club
mad. ~ II A. /. Erlanger llanlel Froh-
man lharles Burnham and a lev more
Former prizehghtsrs and their eN-inan-
a-rrs are 70 rolf a wager that goes mtO
rf. fund no matter who wins Corbett
~uarkry. Mccoy AMI Others viii hONl
aaaiust William 4 BRADY George Ton
line. Tom q kourk" and 1thrrs
The laugh centre Of the fair will he the
Country grocery store. where bruadNa az
Comedians m Uverali= ami country
L-ocerv clerk makeup vii sell odds
and ends contributed 90 th" fair. ). frr
zimmerman vii manage the store ana
.1rns Of his clerks will be Andrew Mack
bred Moulan. Douglas Fairbanks. Willis
Collier. Donald Brian and sam Bernard
Dave Montgomery and Fred stone VII
manage The Newest Globe Theatre.
where a pony ballet will b@ On the lumT
and moving pictures will show the two
comedians In boxing contest 4 cent q
minute will be charged for the entertain
ment
The tearoom. where Bertha Galland 5no
Lillian Nordica will preside. oyerlO0ks d
ballroom. where dancing viii 10 held %
The evening" Edgar Allen Wolf vii II
m charge Of the dancing floor. and Buf
falo Biila Indians, the MAJORS from fhs
HIppOdrome. the Midgets from the Hippo
fr0me and vaudeville performers will dS
-necial stunts.
II 10 announced that Que - the most
.'fractive places will be the a0Tal booth
yer which Mrs James SpeyeT and a grOur
4 Young society girls will preside. Ths
10Th will he in the centre 81 the arm0ry
" hin the court ~ honor Among those
ur1 have been asked % assist Mrs SDeyei
a-a Vivian Gould. Eleanor Mortimer
.a.vn Witherbee. Constance Perkins
-zina Alexandra. Natalie KnOwltOn
ala Haven. Angelica =. Brown. Na'ali'
H1whnd and Zelina Clark The patron
es-as Il the fair who are specially inter
a-'ai m the hOral booth include Mrs
Or.-nrgs ! Could Lillian Ndrdica. Mrs
I.usr' GOelet, Miss Anne Morgan Mrs
iuucis X Pendleton. Mrs. Philip Lydig
Mrs kifart n Gary. Mrs J Russell Soley
Mr. ~tuyvesant Fish Mrs. William jay
NJ archer NJ Huntington. Mrs. Willl-sf
N glass Stone, Mrs. Cornelius Wander
t LADY PaFet. the Countess Won Bern
- Mrs. Cortandt Field Bishop and
...r-
mo- 4 the other booths arr, The candy
Obj with Nav B0lsy presiding: The
10th. Mr. Claud Hagen the southern
n charlotte Walker: the Twelfth
E "lub booth Mrs Ed~in Arden,
~.."n iges of Women Marian Poi
I.hn-0n. frucks and frillS Mrs.
ilnw NsidlingeT. candy pulling.
..r 30 Robinson smith. the Whang
t. Mamie IL Wald millinery
'. Bingham: occult. Mazda Craigen.
rt.tuE Wheel Charlotte Walker;
.-autv booth. Mrs. n B, Warner:
I' gallery. Gertrude Pays0n Graham
OBJ. gold nugget booth Mrs. Thomas
IAN
,la ART gallery many well known
have donated pictures. Gertnida
.- Graham Eill ~ ASSISTED In -ening
~ Mayine Elliott. Grace Filkins.
ST.. naId Brian l.oui-e Drew Dorothy
u yar,e Vance, Katherine kael-
200 - Neil Wilson. Blanche Bates
...r. John " Alexander h acting
'h. directors 81 the booth.
.a- all these thing, there viii
..' .s here chances will IN a0ld on
""- motor bUatE. sewing ma
eiiEraad dog and cats. tapes-
.u'UE- and imported gowns.
..f n,p.-rt ~ make The fair