The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-06
PAGEANT WILL
Be ENJOYABLE
DIVERSIFIED EVENTS ON PRO-
GRAM APPEAL TO ALL CLASS
Es.-PLEAslNe FEATURES
Parade On Thursday

SO many people of Pleasantville and
surrounding towns are evincing such
interest in the fall pageant at Atlantic
City and desire to be informed as to
the events to happen, that the program
is published for their information.
During the three days of the celebra-
ton the program is as follows:
Wednesday,.
800 a. m.-Golf tournament, Mortified
and Linwood Country Clubs.
9.O0-Hand Tennis Open Champion
ship (for boys and girls, Park Place
on Beach.
10.OO-Kite Flying Contest for boys.
Airport, Albany avenue
10.00-Tennis Tournament, Inlet
Courts, Atlantic City, open champi.
onship.
10.30-Automobile run to Atlantic City
from Camden.
200 p. m.-Band Concert.
2.15-Race of Flying Boats.
2.30-Atlantie City Fleet Revue.
2.30-Fancy Diving Exhibition.
2.S0-Aquaplaning Exhibition.
2. 45-Exhibition Tennis Match Qnlet
Courts).
3. 00-Arrival of King Neptune, greeted
by spectacular aerial salute and well
coined by Miss America and Court
of Honor, Governors, United States
Senators, etc, at the Atlantic City
Yacht Club.
3.15-Soccer Match for championship
of South Jersey, between Melrose
Club VS.. Fairview Athletic Associa-
ton at Inlet Park.
3.15-Handicap Boat Races.
5.30-Swimming Championship, Allan
tic City Life Guards around Steel
Pier.
S.00-Garden Pier Theatre: Formal
presentation of Inter-city Beauties
to King Neptune. Grand Vaudeville
Entertainment.
9.30-Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Trellis Room.
Formal reception and ball to Amer
ica's Beauties.
Thursday.
900 a. m. Amateur Trapshooting
championship over the Grand Amer
lean Trapshooting Grounds, Absecon
Boulevard.
9.O0-Golf tournament (second round),
Mortified and Linwood Country
Clubs.
9.O0-Hand tennis (open champion
ship for boys and girls). Park place
on beach.
1O.0O-Tennis tournament, open cham,
pionship. Inlet courts.
II. 00-Grand juvenile carnival (Daw-
sons Dancing Dolls). Park place
and beach.
300 p. m.-Rolling chair parade on
Boardwalk from Connecticut to Al
bany Twenty-Five bands.
Ten divisions.
7.30-Rowing race, Life Guards cham
pionship, around Steel Pier.
8.00-Musical extravaganza, (Steel
Pier Arcade).
S.15-National Beauty Tournament,
Steel Pier Music Hall lend of Pier).
Selected beauties from 81 competing
cities will be judged in evening cos
tune and prizes awarded.
S.00-Garden Pier Theatre: Distribu-
ton of prizes. S%tupendous vaude-
vile entertainment.
10. 00-Brilliant naval battle of fire
works from vessels anchored at sea.
Friday.
900 a. m.-Trapshooting handicap, 100
targets, 16 to 23 yards. Grand Amer
lean Trapshooting Grounds, Absecon
Boulevard.
9.00-Hand tennis (open championship
for boys and girls). Park place and
beach.
10.00-Tennis tournament, open cham.
pionship, Inlet courts.
IL .00-Ocean swim for men around
Steel Pier. Pageant championship,
open to all.
II .45-Ocean swim for women, 200
yards. Pageant championship. open
TO all.
$50 p. m.-Bathers' Revue. Along
waters edge from Garden Pier to
judges stand on music hall stage,
ocean end of Steel Pier.
S.l5-Steel Pier. Music Hall; Final
judging OF the nine winners Of tho
three beauty divisions of the Bath
ers' Revue. Amateur, Professional
and Inter-city for first, second and
third place in each division, and pre-
sentation of their prizes.
S.0O-Garden Pier Theatre: Awarding
of prizes in the Bathers' Revue.
Mems and Women's Ocean Swim,
Trapshooting, Tennis Tournament
and Hand Tennis. Inter-city Beau
ties and Court Of Beautyswill appear
in bathing costume. Gala Vaude-
vile Entertainment.
10. 00-Fireworks display.
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