The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-24
WHAT THE WILD WAVES SAY
 ALONG THE MILFORD SHORE
Preparations Complete For Great
 Given At Carey's Casino.

Tomorrow night will be the big night Of the season at Walnut beach for it is tomorrow that the monster cabaret performance for the benefit in Carey's Casino. Leo Whalen, who has charge of obtaining the acts for the bill has received assurances from no less than 37 different vaudeville acts that they will gladly take part in
 The acts which will make LID the show as Whelan has it arranged at present include the following: Lane and O'DonneI, the Three Whelans,, Harry MorriSsey, William Marin Bell & Richards. Tambo Duo, William Con way, Benham 6 Regenery, F. J. Clan non, Paul Sisters, Bert Me1rose.- Alice Blue, Lacentra & LaRue, Springford Twins, Driscou Brothers, F. Dobbs, Joe Shugrue, Leo WhaIen, McKeon & Mo Carthy, Gordon Bliss, Capt. Croley, Buckley & Roland. James Saunders, William Erwin, T. Phelan, William Toomey, Ford 6 Rice Lester Burdlck. Sadie Mcdonald & Ce.. John Calvin, Mrs. J. Alberts, Billy Davin, Mae Roach, Johnny Dunn, and Sherman, the magician.
 The show will begin about s:15 and judging from the length of the bill, 1t will be midnight before 1t isl over. Seats have been procured and men will begin work the first thing to- morrow morning installing them in the Casino for the evenings show.
 Tickets for the performance have been selling like the proverbiaI hot cakes and 1t is a foregone conclusion that when the orchestra strikes up the opening overtures at S:15 o'clock to- morrow evening, standing room will be at a premium in the Casino.
 It will be seen by g1ancing over the list of names on the program that practically all the professional talent along the beaches has been secured for the entertainment so there is no doubt but that it will be the most comprehensive and interesting show of its kind ever presented at the shore.
 PRIZE TANGO
 The prize Tango held at Carey's Casino at Walnut beach last evening attracted another big crowd from Bridgeport and the beaches. John Dunn of Naugatuck.- Conn, who had as his partner Miss Kitty Gordon of New York, won first prize and the rell of Bridgeport. who had as his partner, Miss Adelaine Ktlroy, also of Bridgeport. The judges were J. Do- herty, Edward Mckay of Derby, and John Brennan of Springfield.
 JOE sHUGRUE TRAINING
 Joe Shugrue the well known young pugiIist who fought Matty Baldwin in NSW 61dV6nr TSCehEIy ndS SISI C0Q IO train for another bout to be staged in New York in August. Shugrue has made his headquarters at the Walnut Beach Democratic club rooms on Broadway, over the "Ria1to'' barber shop eoi1ducted by Mayor Roach the club room and every morning he takes a, run along the beaches with one of his brothers to get in his re- quired amount of road work.
 LUNDIN PREPARES FOR TOUR
 Lundin, the wrestler, who is stop ping at the ''Be Wise cottage at Myrtle beach is beginning to get in to prime condition preparatory to his Fall and Winter tour of the States.
 WALNUT BEACH NOTES
 Mrs M. Butler of Waterbury is the guest of Mrs M. Roach at the Idle Hour cottage at Walnut beach.
 Dustin Mccarthy has left the beach and is now OF his way to Columbus O., where he is going to join the Field show.
 The Cosmo clubs fine new club house at Walnut beach is fast nearing completion and promises to be ready for occupancy by Saturday.
 Harry Morrissey and Harvey Han son. we'll known along the beaches, are playing this week at Keeney's theatre in New Britain and are mak- ing a great hit with their singing and piano act. Bert Melrose was up to New Britain to see the boys play yes- terday and he said that they were doing fine.
 Robert Marshall, the we'll known Progressive of Bridgeport, was a vis- itor at the beach last night. N
 John Roach drove into Bridgeport yesterday to replenieh his stock of groceries and general supplies. The 'tMayor of Broadway will handle The 1 Ca lot hi aT WaJn1It oh station beginning today.