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Cedar Point Will Be One From the Opening: Day on May 29.FFines! List of Vaudeville Attractions Ever' Presented In Sandusky Have BeenBooked For This Season.The coining season at L’etlar Point under tin? iLblt liiainiiremeiit of Pivsidenr . G. A. Boecklmj' gives e\ery otiM'ing the must conspicuous 111 the history of tluv f.unous ivort The wmle- j4viile se.Lson ot attractions promts ro be , lt1ctlrlt;u:Yisomething far out of the ordinary i‘«u nlt;of that line of amusements, and tar,ci superior to anything ever before presented in this city. In faf,r Mr. Boeek- ^ . ling staffs that lie will p,have only the liest in the*• *■! laud to make the season complete. He is negotiating now to liook several of the .- best opera companies on the road among p which are the Mack ay, Calhorn and £r Jolm companies. No expense will be j spared to make Cedar Point the finest p [ and most attractive pleasure and sum- l} mer resort on the great lakes. ^Mr. Boeekling during the course of an ^ interesting interview with a represenru- ^ tive of The SrAii at his office in the 1 ^West House yesterday said: 1 ‘The ui-! dusky ijublio will have the pleasure of | cwitnessing a finer line of amusements, ^than was ever given in this city this ^season, which will begin on May 2$ ,I *My arrangements aie such that the ^ eiy . tbest attractions have been secured. For instance such attractions as Diana, ‘The Mirror Queen,' Marie Heatli, Verona J. EarbeauV hHe also showed a list of the bookings : for this season, some of which are:Tim Murphy. Katie Rooney, Hallan j l:and H'ttlTbr, A1 H. W llson, 1‘Vank JMc-,L Nish, Alt GraiitTTTohn J, Cam, TTunk • s Cuelmmu, Gruet, Beeis and Gmet, La j t! Mont family of gymnasts, Ollio Young, ; vBarrett brothers, Josephine Arthur, the j 21 Gotham quarter, Lawrence and H«tr- j li riugtou, Bentkam tuid Byrne, Monroe ! sisters. Mile Rosalie, Want and Cur- j F ran. Mile. Titani, who lias 311st- returned ' b from a successful European tour t j b Mark Murphy, Joseph C Gregory, H.. W. Frillmdn, Eugene O’Rourke, Cash- j man and Halcombs, Fivoichelli and j Lewis. Elmore sisters, Goldsmith si-, | fcers, Louise Kerl.m, Lew Simmons | ^ Minstrel company, Barr and Evans, j Joseph J\J)owling, James A^Rielly and \ May Templeton, Prank Lewis Prank ( Jones and Lillian Walton, Mabel fiarew, Jeonnette Lewis, Auuie Whitney, Shane and Worden, Gus Williams, Jos. Hortiz, Charlie Case, the Blondells, the Aherns, the talking horseT^BxmeiV’ Hughes and Hughes. Blanche Seymour, George H Adams and family, Jules Levy, the world’s greatest cornet soloist, Alice Raymond, Eckert and Heck, Newville and Barlow, Tom Mack, Dick anil Alice MuAvoy, I he Salmans, Mc-Phce and Hill, the Van Ankens, the five Belmonte, the Musical Ravens, Oav-mauelli and Lucille, Lew Bloom and Jane Cooper, Howard aufl Bland, Hilda I Thomas, Caroline Hull, the five Rack-ett brothers, Thomas Parroa late of Baker and Farron, Hady Lissik, Arab jugglor, George P. Fielding, DeHollis and Valora, Mile. Olive Harding and Ah Sid, Bertina, the Randalls, Fannie BloodgooJ, the Trocadero quartette, Prank Young, the Mirror trio, Harvey sisters, Clayton and Allen, Lew Randall, Sigfleld Layman, “the man of mauy faces,” Mile. Navian, Cnwthorne ■Ch»PTH1» sisters, the Sa1ser)I1♦tVdiis, A. W. Handy, Franz Rulhafcrs, Tyrolean Yodleas, Hughes and Hughes, the De,Grants, the Chesters in beautiful living pictures, introducing the finest St. Bernard dog m the world, Walton and Doyle, Fish and Quigg, Sharp and Flut, Hiues and Remington, Carter, the magician, and a host of others.ANIMATED MUSIC SHEET.Among the many features the latest novelty, “The Animated Music Sheet,” now the rage at all the first-class vaudeville theatres in Hew York and Boston, will be produced. It consists of a sheet of music, the full size of the stage, opening with a complete chorus of one of the popular “Coon Songs” painted thereon and while the soloist- sings the song the notes on the sheet are a series of negro heads placed in the proper place where the notes shonlA be, through holes cut in the drop and the darkies 30m in the chorus. This promises to be one of the most attractive as well as the most novel feature ever presented at Cedar Point.LADY CYCLISTS.Another feature at the Point will ix the appearance at intervals through th( season of the champion lady cyclists The big saucer shaped track is to be re built and comfortable seats provided foi audience. The best riders of the lane will contest from the champioushij among whom will be TiIIjp Atide-sot and Lizzie Glaw. They have met twic( since they were m Sandusky last ycai and when they meet again at Cedai Point there will be some bicycle racing the like of which hasn’t been witness!* in this city. On this tmck will .also tx match and championship races by mei riders.It is impossible to tell all at once tin many plans Mr. Boeekling is preparmf for the entertainment of the pleasure loving public at the point. It is suffi eient to say that when the season opens from the first day to that of closiuj there will not- be a dull one (taring thlt; entire time and those who desire fo: purp wholesome amusement will find i ] a( that well knowu resort.
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Sandusky Morning Star
Sandusky, Ohio, US
Sun, Apr 10, 1898
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