The billboard (July 1910)

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JULY 9, 1S10L Ttie Billboard 83 AHOntKR PAR IS PARK. Parte U wtm amrad of uotber big Anslo- ti^uaStmSt^i*. to be opened urlr ^^JvSriMT TW «TldltT with which the P«- ' Tkar* taken to this form oC catertalnmeac .Jonmmera demoutxates berond qoeiUon lE.t the "Cty City" 1» « «ood Held for oat- ^ .,f ibe «maUe»t In area erer conaoriwted to u uLible to accommodate the oowda bwde*la« jLiThae been aeeiiKdon the buk of the Seine Sit. oDPO^te the Graod Palala aad within SS^iS» of all tHe principal hotel, at the 5S-. am w«U aa the Bl«tf Tower, thjtaT^ "tl. the BlR Wheel, the Oubm Btonw. Cbimwr of Deputle. airf the PWJi to Ow-. „"e ThU iomUod «e mode p r g lb te tertte dnnalltlOB eC ■ ■nmber of epertmeat hooaee ■ ™ L-J iiLWiil the land fOr aoiu yean. A ^aaSThi Sd boet line, pen the place ZiS a ahUIlBC la the cab fare to many of the iSclpal and moat dlataot pouta. ■jfcBrown wUl aall for New York and other American dtlee In eearch of the rery Uteft iSStl" Id park «Dna«nenta. and wffi^nieljr ienue the beat thlnga at Shepberd-e Bn^ SVBraaaola BxpoalUoaa. It tahln iBtcaUea to ait* thla Paria reeort the mart eomilete aad SSI In exlatenee and «»|«« «»* hnsdi«d derloea, ahowB and eaWMU In It. Wort of eoMtnietlon wlU b«ta la Angoat and coBtlBoe tlU the euly n>Hbs. when the Loins wlU take pUce. Mr. Brown and hia SSlteet and en»lneerm nre already bua/ with S« tenUtlTe plans, and aQ the geoeiml Idea ind Ur-oot haa be«i praetlcato asreed opoo. to boUdlna the park In Paris Mr. BrowntrlU riwaja keep an eje on hla Mancheater White CltT. and will next aeaaon Introdoce a nnmber o( new ahowa and darlcea there. Tta nnme of th* parU place wlU be Made,. Otr.- a- adopted bj the shareholdeim M.k gjler^of the qolck^^^pMUwrJ.^——^-^^ FBOSf 3. CAI.TIH BBOWR. The toUowlos !■ Mr. Bmrara «iaata It. Kng.. IW>. 1< ■errlce Is malntalncA t0 Ml from Salt Lake and the leaort. The Boyal Order oC th* MOMt nee their an- noal joutlng at Walker'i IlaH. «Mk «( Jane 2T. The C W. Parker AmiiiiiuM Oh. peedt a d the amnaement featnrce. Bait Lake miule lorera and the public In ■aoeral ate sUen a (enalne treat eTerjr Thors- day at Liberty Park. The park commtislon baa decided to sire a concert at the park bandstand at 7 P. H. each week, made op entirely of blgta- moale. The pncram Is under the manage- •(•kaA a OniMi, aaoacec t( th* On- GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CON< CESSION AIRES. mm Aogost B to U. ladnrti*, at tke Ath- letic VIeld e( tk* Wnitfcweeleia OaiTCnto la ■raaataa. 9L. • lii* ctimlMI «( fm «m he caadacte< aalar-lk* anNeaa of tto tt. Vtaaeis Dear Sli^Now that I hate drlren the White aty. MaadWfter, to Its phenomenal' soeccaa tktooxh the Tarlona barriers of plooeer p»Ja- dlce which existed oo thU side of the water against the American idea to summer amnae- Srats. and alnce all of tl>e half a hnadred Aawilcan derlcee and atwws Z hsre totrodomd •Ttr here hue been accepted as the beat. 1 flna Ibeli su ctaseaa. h ate bnosht down on aiy head fiftiitSijL t» be aoeded irtth "wjd cat temT^^aal '% a««iJ pcoBOtna." and I ha-re annoyanee fey havlas my as aa asset by some of mUlloaalrea.** I bsTo al- ready bad to defend one $2S.0M suit broajtht •galnat me by SngUah creditors of ooa nich paiai tMa. who had been led to beUore that I waa lolntly Uablc. I bare had to pat ta paid adrerUaemenU to peetact tl9»M, «M haTs had to answer many latten wmtfK far taeta eonacctcd with eertate ef tbca* achaaaaa. nana to ya»- man -that I am Ik* asle oencr of tka^nu* CUr. Vaaeheater. •at Oil dinctar «r ttlncttaNS th* Interpa- tlaaal Kzpealtlea is rtaaee ttis year. Tbat thoe la no met* nice at the azpoJtlaa to let. sad thst I haea an the aeaey I want for the ndartaklngs, sad thst 1 am not Interested In say way in any attempt to eenre moniy or boUd parka or dcTlcea to Parts, London, Vienna. Cbloaae, Olssgow or any other pla-^e. 1 would be glad to reeelTe direct eTldence of any use of mr name la cooneetlon with each acbcnies. When I am laady to bidld my narks to Lon- aaa aad Paria, I wm waat ao aoney tnm tbe p ab ll e. and I wtH boldly aaaaimr* my pUaa to far year fairness to I bCK ta remain, re»r**^*y. CAX.VtS EROWN. SALT LAKE PARKS. * Ml Laka Ctty. IMA.' Mr & dtactslty kaa attracted Tke Meevs. BaHy to •C tk* tathlac r iMBSdUtely ■at the beat* Tbe paTUIon tma shore aad >rmtaai* tut tko U Ideagjr eofitalaa Boora to Tided line outdoor restaorant prorldee la a wanta of the toaer laaB. „ Siltalr Hippodrome, which waa origtoally erected for tiae as an indoor bicycle track, hss been leased to Tnak M. Kldredge and A. L. Pbnilpe, of Salt I.ake City, and tbe regular ieaaon opened Ifoaday, Jane 3T, for three days with the Lawrence Marsh Colored Minstrels, to •plendid patrODage. Wandamere has had tbe moat proaperona sea- son lo Its history thus fsr. It Is so Idesl oat- door park withto ten mtontas* car ride of the center of Salt Lake. The large artificial lake offers line boating, sM the thickly wooded park splendid shed* tor those who may care to rest from the beet, ^nie rtok and tbe Tarloua ccn- caealooa are reaptac a barrcat thla year. Tbe Dotordocie at Waadameta apaaa to-day, under the opable management e< Ut. Prtoce. Soois of tbe speediest riders to the eoontry. such ss ■amuleaon, Mitcbell, Deroaler and Whlttler. will : Mtnpete for hoaora. Lagoon contlnoee to bold Its own to spite of tte tsct that the admlaalon Is fifty cents, wblle Aeaper prices maintain at tbe other resorts. J. the msnager, has Installed laaay at dsTlees aad the boattoc aat . la TCI7 Baa. The Lagoon R. B. ' af the at. Vtaaels ~ > Cesun- , between •at tt* OUy Fathers wm e«- who ia a r i aat i ai tk*. istsBs tt fk* aatlelpatea aa tomaa** CMWt at 'Vn^' patNos. Tb* traasportotloo fsdlltlea are excellent as the grounds are cooTenlent to the termfaal of tbe N. W. EleTated By. and surface cars mn di- rectly ta the mato entrsace. Fsther Byrnes mskes the aaaooacemeat that all kinds of "clean" shows, c o ncf ss lnn a and prlTUegea will be weir Ml I Ba ka* asia ii t tke to oae r s W sa of Mr. MMhS at Maaa alMC CMcMa^ sad MeOiall wlll'laak afl* ttii aat <( the bostoess. MINNEAPOLIS PARK NOTES. Mlaacatoil*, Hlaa., 7aly Z.—Blrerrlew Park, the asw amnaement reeort at Twenty-serenth STenne Sooth, and the riter, is now open. The MlonespoUa Cadet Band la booked to play two popular caacarta Saaday atlaiBgoa aad creiy erenlng. A. iMt*** aCJkia Mk I* Ik* aagld- cent ntntmSFVlmm^ *Bk aaat »»aooo to erect. In honor at ladepeodeaee Day. Hwre waa a special program or OregoiT'a Oiewarks. Monday. July 4, at tbe Loogfcllow Oardeaa of Mtoaehaha PaUa. Tka Oaideaa are now tanning fall Makt and are belav heavily patroalxed. Tbe Maca- bce Bead Is stlU tendering the concert prosrama. Qnlte a nnmber of lorsl thestre people are working at the Twto City Wonaerland Par> durtog tbe snmmer. BIchstd Jomathao. for- merly of Ijarry Lond'a enterprlaea. la pablle an- noancer for tbe open air acta and the alrdome Andrew M. J. Campion, also of tbe Larry Ijin-? tbeattea. Is with one of the con c ess i o n s and C R. Caaneo. doorkeeper at tbe Oiphaaas Xheatre. Is tatemaa at tk a nala gates. GREATER DREAMLAKOk V. Greater Dreamland's next prodnctlaa iHB'.l* T^ooagra, wblch at preaent la tbe aalnlBS- noTdty la the amusement pstk to PaiK mm Onmpttta h*B aacant the attraetloa through Prank C Bsataiek. «ko la now to the Preorb capital. Tke evtaetalameBt abowe foor daeeera to OteclaB settlan. who are «"«_»«•» Xk'"!! ■adleaee to actnal else and throoghoot tbeir they appear perfectly natural bat In- dhataatlee form. Patriotic moalc and are works WlU also be features of tbe Fourth of July, and naw acts seen to tbe free circus. Ar«nd the World Is soother new entertainment which is attrectlni r large crowds. HOMBR O. CRAWrS OUTFIT SUF- V rem PROM PiRp. New York, July 4 —White parafltatog a Park. WatetkBty. " the Homer O. Graw •et ate to the eaaraa. Otaw had en the gr all of tb* aalmal a or hart. Craw, bowaeetv ttst-daaa abape. takaweod aaa aC tka be! pen of isaa laadrertently Mt at caaeaa that Kearly burnt in WASHINGT ON P ARK SOLO. WasUagtOD. D. C, July 2.—Oabto John Bridge. WaablngtoB'a fayorlte summer resort, win be mn by a club, lust formally organUed " —ipoaed of enterprising sud weslthy busi- aeaa meal' Plenty of cspltsi win bring tbe hotel and the magnlfiecat old groonds cp to tbe moer ataadard of sxceHeoce. By tbe rules tt* club membenhlp will be limited PARK NOTES. Rock Cliff Park. Sparta.nburjr," S. C ooeaed July 4. with B. W. Martin ss tnanager. Taadertlle la one of the feature stttsctlons. The Ballow Park Caaiiio. PyivH le, Vs., eveoat nir «. » TandaTtn*. Bhowmea's KesdqnarUtir-Oja't fojW /rt."- la 8t. Lqul. J£.a»ke^o«rk.rtJJjrtj»^ Ml Olv^*^ OP Me. Utod Rivets' ■Ky. A creat 2Se seUer. baz. each box containing A selllnjc ODtllt IMlrery POW-WOW AND RACE MCET At Wapello. Iowa, Aug. ments, Horss Show and elJt^ 1200 each: memberaot r Olccait. OiraiTal — FOR SALE—FOUR IN ONE SHOW, COMPLETE Beat i**l 44»-t «a Untaaaable TWee-Uo Polar Bear, aa* Waltl aceeasorlea, traat, jlatii . . . TlU, pay forjiadf falbwadraMMi am attfaetta tai ttaaU; fc Bear, aas cstra larga wm asD an. wpiste. with an JM t* Bay. Oa* aaan Inalde pits. SlA OSase OB aad get It. Week W* ' three carefully • bed. BALLOON aaUatactory l wm ba within your r«aek. BPAxzv u nooo rMoamsaM,- aaMakl* aalaw aat jraviWtara the beat tlsas thar •*** I OPW-AIB ACTS or AU. KIMM. Writs, wire, pheae ar eaB. Cl., Ceitny BUs.,b8tl niMS,liKis Q^Hi At Pa rlit, Fairs and Anasaawnt RaMfts. Cvaiykara The Qreateat Faa Kakor sad Msaay Maker Is ear Laaghlac Miner Show. Bsat B i uyu el fla B ( Biaaaged. Aay aaa csa ba *a^ eetstid.' Baaaiai 'ezpeaaaa kaiOly aaytkhit. AI* waya ready for Doalneaa. No troobla to get the people In. The roars at laoshter firom pleased patrons draw the crowds better tbaa any ballyhoo. Oar Improred minors sre msda of a hlgUy polltlMiil nickel compoaltlon metsL They caa aot raat aat will not tamlnh. Same sppcsranee aa the glsss mir- rara and aaawer same parpoae at far leaa coat. Be- a4»ieaksbla. tkayaia tka (a arer mada. we kasa „ _-,.—» a apedally. -•>' —• e^- alsh tdeaa that ar* sure to get tr~ ~ to-dsy f or full particulars. 7. AMAEMsar ocSsTKinmoM Mayar Baildisc, PBOBXA. n.T.TWOm lac Usht ia welgkt a oSr really perteble laaa* theiaagUas m k RECOGNIZED ATTRACTION for PARKS and FAIBS JAMES E. HARDY PREMIER HIGH WIRE ARTIST OF THE WORLD A Beal Lire High Wire Performance—Not a Piece of Cb aae a. THX HABDT HIQB WIBE ACT la wlthodt exception the rery beat aad moat leglttoiate of modem days. No counter-balance bicycle fakes or any other mlaieadlnc fea- tnrcs. bat sTery Item of tils performance the reeolt of ability. akUl aad daring. In tact, as tar away fiea the beatea track of ordinary high wOe acts as the aim la from the earth. A draartac caM astCMfdlnary for Parks sad Fain. WBBK JULT 4th,'NEWSBOYS' JUBILBE DBS MOINKS. IOWA WBBKS or JULY 11th AND 18th CEDAB POINT, SANDUSKY, OHIO WEEKS OF JULY 25th AND AUGUST 1st OPEN. Also a few open weeks following Angust 21. For terms and partleolars, addreaa Qeoeral Dellrery. ss per ssate. (Dentists, save stamBS as this attraetloo la no "FUl-lau") THE THREE ROHRS In Their Manreloos "Cycle Seesatlei' Looping the Loop in the Revolving Globe tiMy tam AccompllBhed this wondttrfol MButlon. lew Opiifu: Paiks ii< Fairs CHARLES —PERMANENT ADDRESS— Care of Pad Taisis. 184 L 14tl St. New Tut Citf ROHR. ORIGINATOR AND MANAGER I ■■^ Y niMr* CRISPETTE LiV^llO MACHINE C Bkkleit dSBe^^quvteni AlvaarsnoBAf kte> ■oina oat. HrrlacL OhL* **0m •MO. boftlneai. Oatdoorm Ia mmmeT^Indoors In winter. Im town*, TillacM^ oitlca* at Xain« pAcfci* rTnlnta rmnmnr worta, cirijnw whtWTtg tl^sn's a crowd. Ori«p«tt«B ■mflno ■llHt^thnm T~wia>ni1 nli Soeacrtoaettte Bioii«3r. Efwybodv wiHiag to apead ■xaall monay. MU> IJona mad« lik 6o pleeea. Thiak of Cortonaa auade la 6 and 10 eant atona—street ear eompaniea—tlTo oeat Ahova. Ifaohino aiapla—ea«7 to ondentand and work. Fall iA> ■trQctiow sec ret formal^ TnTtitlfto Qet fall pu>- tlottlan—taporta from naeia. 8«« what oihara faaro tloao Jodaa vhat loa caa da. Writo a card now. W; Z. LONG, 173 High Sfawe^ Spimgfidd, Ohio ON THE BUXiBOARD M'Altyjj A SPECIAIi CX>MPIjIMENTARY RAXK ADTSaKtlSINO TO MEMBJEBS OF THE FROIEBSIOir ON PROSBS>