The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-10-11
new YORK AND ITS MARVELLOUS
ATTRACTIONS
New York. Oct. 2. 1912.


over csc millions OF people, it's huge.
fsrty 70 ffty-seven story sky-scrap- !.
s-s. ts parks zoos. public buildings,
taeateFs. erc
The weather for lie past week has
been nos, deLghtful-cool and brac-
ra s, cold enough for a coat TO
g. comf9rtable. bot not TOO cold for
Florida crackers"
Tae metropolis a. this season Is
pretty Aeu filed with southerners,
ai er-at many Florida people are
ters Among those that ne have
seen are Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney. Mrs.
ur-4 ca9' Ingl!s. Marshal Horr and
er.l Others from Jacksonville. Pea
sa.aa Tampa. etc.
Neu York certainly has a myriad
AZ attractions. and there Is always
something going on JUST now every
enc Interested Ia baseball is At fever
te.- tension. waiting for the world Sc
r ahIca viii be played here and
81 Boston. beginning next Tuesday.
Tt-a zrea, preparations are being
made l5r the tremendous naval pa
Fade ana review Of the feet. when
hee.r- "a the 18TH One hundred and
teen-y-fve huge 5at;leships, cruis-
sr- torpedo boats. etc, will pass in
rss eA before President Taft. and il
wu - one OF the most magnificent
aaval events in the history OF the
country
NsN Works. churches number eGi, OF
denominations. owning property
saaed al s5Io0oo6o Among the
ao-eI are the Cathedral Of 81.
h ae Divine (Episcopau. 81 Pat
r Cathedral (Roman Catholic),
Tae Little Church Around the Corner,
Gr.. Calrch, Trinity Temple Bethel
ana many others.
Ten Central PARK, with is acres
afaa acres Of park. is art gallery and
scum. geological gardens, museum
natural history. ETC. is o. unfailing
.erest
one % New York's most remarka-
ana handsome buildings IS the
asa Pennsylvania station. whose
yards. building. etc. cover 22o acres,
racks. which cost S11s.0oD,-
t.a
among he theatrical attractions
~ interest comes OF course, first. the
TIfpalrome the world geratest the
afrcal undertaking Twice each day
seats and amuses over five thou-
sand people at each performance. It's
beHlderug ballets. thrilling drama.
sensational scenic surprises and great
circus features make up an entertain
aent the like Of which can be found
nowhere else in the world This year
the show is Under Many Flags"
slth sixteen scenes, representing
Russia. Germany, Scotland, France,
china. Persia. Holland, America The
ballet OF the Flowers Of the Nation
s exquisite The rousng Scottish
scene inspirational. the animated tu-
Up field with a background OF wav-
lug windmills is Holland transplanted,
the western tornado is thrilling, and
n fact the entire production is might
lest spectacular achievement OF the
axe
Other excellent attractions now on
in New York are Robin Hood The
Count OF Luxembourg, The Merry
Countess. and Oh. Oh, Delphine (mu-
sicaJ. and Officer GG6, Ready Money,
The Neer Do Well, (farces), and
John Drew, in the Perplexed Hus-
Girl Frances Starr, in The Case OF
Becsy and John Mason in The A.
tack. The latter is the strongest play
now on in New York, according to our
opinion.
At the Manhattan this week E. H.
Southern and Julia Marlowe have
OPENED a five weeks engagement in
Shakespearean roles. and at Days
Lewis Waller. the great English act
or. and Madge Titheridge are present
ing Shakespeare's Henry V. a mag
niiccnt production
4 noticeable fact a the theaters
this season in New York is that very
few Of them have orchestras. Several
have mechanical. violin and piano
players, while quite number of them
have no music at all
We sail for home Friday afternoon
from Baltimore on the Suwannee.
SARA HARRIS LLOYD