New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Injured Soldiers
OF Industry VIII
Benefit by Show
Fred Stone, Motor Hippo
drome and Wild West
Show viii Perform for
Charity at Mineola July l

Thousands Of handicapped working
men and women in New York state
will benefit By an entertainment 20
be given on July 1. Fred Stone. mem'
bcrs Of the Hippodrome east, leaders
Of the Lambs and other figures
Of the stage, az well as many New
York women and summer residents Of
Long Island, will give their services
10 tho injured soldiers OF industry. i
is the day Of the Fred Stone Motor
Hinnodromc and Wild West SHOW,
which Will open az the Mineola falr
Grounds az 2:i5 p. m. The proceeds
will 20 20 the Occupation Thcrapy So
eiety. which. sponsored by New YORK
physicians and hospitals, maintains a
curative convaloscent hospital az 2O5
Fast Twonty-hYst Street, and when
homes 20 omen training school Tor
teachers Of the handicapped n Fred
Stones circus brings money enough.
Mr.. Stone is not only giving ms
time 20 Manning the show, but he IS
bringing on a carload Of wild ponies
from Texas. on which he had Sc.
lee,ed cowboys from the LAMBS and
other places will give realistic eN-
hibitions Of fancy roping, shooting IN
the airl and stage coach hold-ups.
This will be the wind-up Of tho circus.
Tho beginning will consist Of twelve
shows on as many tneater stages -
mounted on huge motor trucks, wnicn
will move in procession IN front ..
the grand stand. parsing before eacn
group of seats and boxes 20 give the'F
different acts.
The Lambs is arranging a MN
s.rel show FOR rs stage. Another
truck will carry miniature MADISON
Square Garden, With boxers IN acton
The National Vaudeville Association
will have dancing and Jazz, the hippo
drome furnishes four prima Donna,
and lion cage, aud Fred stone VIII
arrange a trampoilne act
The Keith Boys Band of 800 pieces
will furnish the wusic.
A society gymkhana is promised ana
there will be novelty races ana Lossi .
blv a uolo game by the Meadow brooh
Polo Players Mr. j. G. Milburn ~. d,
taking "a prominent part in this end
OF tho program Nrs. Joseph Gris" old
Dcanc Is chairman of refroshments.
Mrs. John T. Pratt B chairman OF
tho entertainment comm .tiee, Asais yea
by Mrs. Robert Bacon. Ngs' Corneli US
!. Sullivan. Nrs. sidney Borg, Mi
James Newton Gum, Mr. Henry r.
Havcs. Nrs. Joseph Grlswola Doane
and Mr. Edward C. Bcrnays.
Members of the general commit. .eo
are Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Nllbuin lr, Mr.
and Mrs. Dcvcrcux MilbuIn. Mr and
Mrs. George +. Baker ir~ Al. ana .iis'
Payne Whitney. Mr. and Nfs. Philip
Rover. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ,. lrat~ Ir.
. and Mrs. n. /. Pratt, Mr. and Ars. II
J. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Pratt, Mr'
and Mrs. II. Derby, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Cars Rumscy. Nr. ard Mrs. {.
d. narncg. Mr and MIS-. j. J. curtis
Nr. ana Mrs. Russell Sard, Mrs. y. h.
Vanderbilt I'd. Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs
Willard Straight. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~
Bliss jr.. Mr. and Mrs James a. Bur
dcn ir. Mr. and Mrs Monroe Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Aldrich,
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver lselin, Mr. and
Mrs. LOWS Cass Ledyard, NJ. and
Mrs. Joseph =. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Peabody. Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. 1if-
fany. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Peterson
Nr. and Mrs. Charles steele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Francke. Mrs. Lewis Glib
Dr.. and Mrs. Richard Derby, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence G. Pell, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry c. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Remington. Mrs. W. J.. Harkness
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Babeoek, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Brokaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Mortimer Schif and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Auchincloss.