The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-19
BIC SHOW TONIGHT
Auditorium Moving Picture Sc
ries Inaugurated by COzy.
Popular Music, the Kind You
Whistle, on Organ.

The Auditorium will be the place to
which those who are ION pleasure
bent" will make their way tonight.
The attraction will be the first Of the
series of organ recitals and moving
picture shows that have been much
advertised, and for which thousands
of tickets have been sold.
For the first time the people of To-
peka will have the opportunity of
hearing played on the pipe organ such
Rag and my Hero" from 1.-THE
Chocolate Soldier The organ recital
will begin promptly at 1880 O'Clock.
w. F. Roehr will preside at the or
gan.
The complete program will be:
Motor King March, June" from
the Hen Pecks; ''That Mysterious
Rag" dance; In the Shadows The
National Emblem. March" and MY
Hero" Between the first and second
shows, Mr.. Roehr will play "Barca-
rolle,'' from Tales from Hoffman,.
The first picture show will COM
gram follows Overture. 1.-THE Ghost
Dance" by a five piece orchestra:
1.-THE Deserter," a thrilling story of
military life in the early days. shown
in two reels; song, Honey Man" by
Earl Homes, tenor; I'm Payment
Full" with Miss Marion Leonard as
the leading lady; Percy Learns to
waltz" a comedy that is said to be
really funny. Inc snow Will 10 Pul
on by the mana cement of the Cozy
theater.
Four Boys Near Wheel.
The ticket selling contests are be-
coming interesting. There are four
boys who are running considerably
ahead of the 40 or so others IN me
race for the bicycle offered by the
Central Cycle company. They are
Paul Klein, zoe Tyler street; Joe
Burge, a son of City Clerk G. B.
Burge, 1884 Topeka avenue; Clyde
Baruf of 526 Madison street, and Ell
wood Lindemuth of 1850 Tyler street.
Charlotte Bailey, the z year old
daughter of T. W. Bailey of 1914 west
Eighth avenue, is ahead IN the rae
for the gold bracelet, and Mrs. G. r.
Cole of 1916 Clay street is the mar
ried woman in the lead in the contest
for the gas iron. There is not mucn
rivalry in the the last two contests anu
a hustler in each case could start IN
now and win the prize. The contests
will not close until the evening OF the
last show in the series.
Arthur Mills. j. D. Gossett; Artn nlL
charles Mitchell, Harold Tice. W. G
Stephenson and w. w. Webb Will
serve as ticket takers. To avoid con-
gestion all doors will be thrown open
for the adnlittance of the people. The
management requests that those VINO
have purchased tickets in advance en-
ter by any door aside the main en-
trance.
Tickets will continue to be on sale
at the following places:
Stansfield's drug store, Campbells
drug store, Eagles. Waggoner's drug
store Tromp's Smoke House, the
Pontchartrain, Efhnger's grocery
store Hobarts drug store, Joslfn
drug store, Washburn College drug
store. Potwin drug store, Miller's
drug store, Curry Smoke House, Burg
hart's cigar store, Rigby's Arnold
n,,,or ~ PowIev's drug store A. T.
Gibier's drug store, Marshall Bros
drug store, North side billiard hail
East Fourth street drug store. More
house jewelry store, Stewards grocery
store Brunt's drug store, Price Smoke
House, Stagg pool hall, Stevenson &
Raruett'S pool hall.