The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-29
BAR ASSOCIATION
 ID SEE BIG SHOW
ARKANSAS ATTORNEYS TO BE IN AUDITORIUM THEATRE FOR
 NAVY LEAGUE BENEFIT,
Capt. ssney, of Hot Springs New Company, Asks All Recruits to Also Attend This Big Feature,

| With all the cooperation that is he- ling given the "Prepareduess' show,
 the big mi itary feature for the bene- fit of the local chapter of the Navy
 League, which takes place in the Au- ditcrium theatre Thursday night, this event should go down in the annals of local history as not alone one of the biggest and most successful of its kind but also have a military and
 social environment that vii make it long remembered
 | Plans are now being made for the membens Cf the Arkansas Bar As lsociatiOn, which conyenes in this city 1 Thursday also to attend this big feaJ. ure. and it is likely that every dele gate attending the convention will be in the Auditorium when the curtain goes up. Yesterday Phillip k. Sisney,
 Nhq will be captain of the local com pany, referring to this show. issued , the following 10 th9se who have al ready enlisted in the Hot Springs or 1 ganization
 Announcement has been made of a military ball Co be given al the Ar lington hotel Thursday night in honor lof the boys who have enlisted in the Hot Springs oomnary l greatly de sire, however that a those who have lenlieted in the local company see the big Preparedness show at the Au- ditorium theater that night aud attend the dance at the Arlington afterwards | if they so desire. This show is tO stimulate patriotism and recruiting. lit will be patriotic throughout and i something we ought to patronize would appreciate 1t greatly if the ul! est pcssib patronage were given this big patriotic show at the Auditorium Thursday night
 The boxes will he occupied by Gov eruor BrOugh and committee from the local Navy League, while Mayor l lMcClendon City Manager Charles Il. l Weaver, members of the city commis- sion, with Mayor Charles Taylor of Little Rock, together with Lieutenant | H. II. Fr-rt and party, also of Little Rock and Co Charles H. Candy staff and ladies. will be in the other boxes These boxes will be pretily decorated
 with national colors, while "Old lGlory' vii als. be in evidence on the stage
 Another enthusiastic rehearsal was held last night on the Auditorium stage The big chorus from the Army and Navy hospital, together with the twenty-five or more girls of this city
 the Navy League girls, 10 be eX. plcit arc enrhused over the show and the respective numbers they are in promise to 20 with that profes sional ~nap and ginger that is good to see. Dewey Campbell former di- rector of musical comedy in the Union square theatre, New York. has given the chorus some very stunning march ing numbers that is sure 10 "set over that night with a "whoop"
 The military ta1leaus, one of the ! Jig patroiric features of the show. will prove not alone unique but impre
 siyt. each silent, pauoItic picture tell ing a story that is most impressive 1 Special costumes have been ordered for the gir in these tableaus. as well aa for other features. These eos l tunes were given out last ght &. rehearsal and it will be an apim e 1 picture Of color and patriotism .h3. | Nill greet the audience when the ,u. | ire company is assembled in this big production
 Walter M Ebcl. who is producing l this show. stated last nigh. that he Na more than satisfied with the pres 4ress being made at rchcorsa S. His twoact comedy entitled. "Maui- uonjal War Clouds which promises To 1rng out many q hearty laugh Is rc.e4rjns in most satisfactory man. ucr The cast .s well balanced and
 his ought 10 be decided hit of the
 big patroitic entertainment
 There is no denying the fact that 1 he entire ely is interested in this big patriotic show. Lieutenant Rob. pine and Lieutenant Blakency sent word from Little Rock yesterday they
 would be back for the performance that night and present indications l are hat the house vii be of a caDa l .ty b'nd Tickets are selling at Wyatt and Ste Sler look ,tores and are also on sale at Schneak and Morris drug | stores No seat will be reserved and he admission for adults will be fifty 1 cents and twenty-five cents for chi