The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-24
VAUDEVILLE REVUE OF CHRIST MAS NIGHT WILL ATTRACT
 VERY LARGE AUDIENCE.
USUAL ARLINGTON DANCE
Christmas Trees About the Churches of the City Tonight and Special Sermons and Music in the Pulpits Sunday Morning Are Announced.

IHflSlINdS III IlOb OpIlHSc luIS year will not be lacking in celebration, nor the number of participants in the va rious features of entertainment offer ed for the holiday season.
 The Arlington Christmas ball of Christmas night is as usual the big sociey event of the holiday season, Manager Corrington will leave noth- ing undone to have this 1918 social festival compare favorably with all of it's famous predecessors. Already many tables have been engaged flr the evening
 There will be Christmas tree cele- brations in many of the churches to- night and the little folks will have their entertain in many programs ar ranged for the occasion Sunday morning in several of the churches there will be special Christmas ser mons. and there will be musical pro grams particularly adapted to the oc- casion
 The charity organizations have all been busy with their work of supply ing the poor. and there will be no hungry mouths in Hot Springs on Christmas day if they can be found by jealous workers in the field of dis tribution
 Judging from the interest taken m the big vaudeville revue. which will be given at the Auditorium Thursday night for the benefit of the State Fair Association, one Of the largest and most fashionable audiences of the season will be on hand to witness this theatrical social treat Tickets. which are being sold by the club women ot the city. are going like the proverbial hot cakes. and those who purchase the coveted pasteboards should get them exchanged for reserved seats at kempners as soon as possible, Tor packed house is anticipated.
 One Of the most catching numbers on the program promises to be that presented by Miss Anna Mills and Ralfh Waldo Keim, both of whom will be remembered as singers and enter tainers at Wilmington Park last sum mer They bill their act From Rag Time to the Classics" and it is all that it's name indicates. and then some There is no better 'rasger in the city than Mir Kcim, who also possesses a rich baritone voice while Miss Mills is so well known and pop nlar and her singing so much appre- cated that 1t is not necessary to give an extended introduction
 Ad Goodwin, local cartoon ist, was busy yesterday making sketches of a few of the local celebrl- ties, for Goodwin is going to do car toon speciality that will be unique and constitute the right kind of an open Ing for the big program of nine acts. lie has been in vaudeville before he took mp cartooning national charac' ters for newspapers
 Mss May Finley has a repertoire Of exceptionally popular songs and her feature is certain of being one of the biz hits of the evening. Then  when It comes to monolOgues ana funny stories, don't overlook the gen Jus that sparkles and flows from the Naukesha boniface, Al Reynolds, Tn his black face impersonation; or the Irish wit Of Happy Jack" Goodine. A touch of grand opera,a and spanish at that, will be offered by Miss Juan Ha Gillian, who is not alone one oi the prettiest girls of the city, but also one of it's prized vocalists.
 Dr. Alex. II. Cohen. the well-known dentist, has also been added to the Hst of those who will volunteer their services in the big vaudeville revue. Df Cohen is an excellent reader and Will be seen in the comedy part O. Perciyal Sours," who is all that hls name indicates, until the finish, Tn the sketch. Turning the Tables when mas been written as one of the com tdy features by Walter NJ. Ebel pr cohen was compelled to make busl' ness sacrifices in order to take thls part, but showed that civic pride was also to be considered and as the ell tertalnment was for the benefit el ne State Fair Association. he will d9 hls best to make his effort successtul and his interpretation of the srouchy husband will be appreciated by hls friends.
 In the same sketch will be MISS Nora Flynn, principal of the CentraI "hool. Miss Flynn has a host ol