The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-04
Big Day on Lookout

Journey from denver 10 IOlucH
and thru the mountain parks on
the morning of Sunday March Z.
Thousand of Denver people
to view the beauties of the parks
for which they have taxed them
selves but which heretofore they
had had no real opportunity of
seeing.
Luncheon to be served to the
motorists and their guests on top
Of Lookout mountain by the
ladies auxiliary of the Motor club
Pictures to be taken OF the
great excursion, and sent broad
cast thru the East, letting the
outside world know the great
scenic attractions Denver has at
its doorway. and advertising the
wonderful winter climate of Col
o.alo which makes such an auto
mobile trip possible at this time
of the year.
Such is The plan of the Denver
Motor club, according to story
by Arthur Chapman in the Den
yer Times. Transcript.
The Herold China and Pottery
company was given a big boost
last week when j. II. Under and
Chas. f. Quaintance, after eX-
hibiting the ware at the State
Hardware Mems convention in
Pueblo. succeeded in gaining or
ders from all the big stores in
Pueblo and Colorado, Springs.
They found that the local prod
u ct was well known in both
places, and all firms were willing
to not only give the ware a try
out, but to push its sale. The
pottery is looked upon in those
places as one of the states great
est industries. Golden Globe.
The great army of 'unemploy-
ed was reduced by thirty on We'd
nesday when Frederick Stein
haur provided them with work
on Lookout Mountain. A new
road two miles in length, be-
tween Colorow point and Mt.
Lookout is to be built and will
furnish work to Is men until well
into the summer. The other five
men sent to the mountains are
engaged in building steel and
concrete pen for thirty elk on
Genesee mountain. The elk are
now in Denver city park. but
will be removed to their new
quarters as soon as the pen is
completed. The pen will inclose
a tract of ITO acres. All of the
men given employment are Den
yer men and several of them are
taxpayers. Golden Globe.
"Over Night" at Denham Theatre
For the week commencing with the
matinee Sunday the Denham players at
the Denham theatre will be seen In
Phillip Barteolmae's brceziest comedy
success cover Night"
"Over Night" tells the laugh Great
ing story Of two newly welded couples
who nauguratn what they hope 10 be n
joyous honeymoon by taking the day
light trip on "A Hudson river steamboat
The two husbands art college chums.
but their wives have never previously
met. Owing TO "A miS-up ia the bny-
gage. the big husband of one of the
womcn-a little, retiring, elfin crca-
turc-and the tall wife of the other
husband IA little, rarely leave home,
mothers sort OF n young man disem.
bark at PouShkcepsic, and are left
begging AS the boat starts mp the river.
This leaves the two little people in n
pred camcnt which is accumulated when
the others on the boat insist on regard
ing them ns n newly welded couple
They resolve TO keep up the deception
and this leads to many cxcruciatingly
funny situations The second and third
acts take place in tho Rip Van Wrinkle
Inn in the Catskills, aud the fun Is fast
and furious. until the final curtain,
when the complications are straight.
ened out and the separated couples arc
reunited. "Ovcr Night is all laughs
1t was created for mcrrimont, aud h
the mcrricst plhy Of all times. /, wins
applause aud laughter from beginning
to end, which is the real test for enjoy.