THE SHOW WORLD

January30, 1909,

ME-GRIM-INE
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The DR. WHITEHALL MEGRIMINE CO.,
(SoldhIylxiruggists)     SOUTHBEND,IND.
nmIstablisied  18S9
t  tIr mile. Iloetry Elulers was first,
Ant. TngL was second. the time was 3:48.
The poinnal rae of the evening was
between Miss Ella LaGrange. the lady
champion of Milwak1eo, and Chris Even-
son, who won last Tuesdav's race. This
race was very exciting. Thle young latdy
ma1"de a good start and 'got thlelead Xvhich
she held  for  one  lap, when Evenson
passed her, and when he crossed the tape
1he was only forty feet in the lead. For
lie nextlsix laps she wts (lose behind
it and oeld him very close at the finish,
whiich Ihe won in 2:20 seconds. whiich is
considered excellent tline for this rink, as
Allie Moore, the champion roller skater,
w-ho was Ihere a, few days ago covered
1lie same distance ini a few seconds less.
Fvesomn will itidoubtedv he put on with
sonic fast racer from Mlilwaukee within a
short time.
Cincinnati, 0., Jan. 25.
The new Music Hall skating rink will
open the biggest series of races undoubt-
edly ever iilled off in this country, com-
meneing Februarv 1. There will be over
one hundred entries and it will require
over three weeks to complete the races.
Medal rizes will be given to the winners.
CLARENE P. PTNEY.
Spokane, 'Wash., Tan. 25.
The Coliseum roller skating rink. which
was burned down recently. may be re-
built. That is the pilaii which Captain R.
A, Koontz, one of the owners of the rink.
favors, at a cost of $16,000, so as to be
ready to open at the heinning of the
next skating season.--SNTITT-T.
Exhibitors Incorporate.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Tan. 21.
Tie Motion Picture Exhihitors' Asso-
ciation of Cincinnati. and vicinity, will be
incorporated. Papers for this purpose
will probablv be sent to Columbus to-
day. The following will be the incorpora-
tors: Matt. Snneth. John J. I-uss. E. P.
Bernardi. T. J. Nolan and A. THill. The
incorporation will not be capitalized, as
it will not he run for profit. The asso-
ciation vas formed to keep affairs of the
motion picture shows in to the highest
notch  of   offleiency.-CLARENCE     E.
RtFNEY.
Merry Widow at Davenport.
Divoynitort. Ta., Taii. 27.
Caliwity houses greted thit  threc per-
ftirimiances of The Merry Widow at tlie
trtis in this cit. The house was sold
oit before the tcurtain wxas rung up at
cither perforaance. The audiences were
as enthusitstic as they were large and
tremendous ovntions were given Miss
Mahel ~wilbur and George Dameral. who
isede t1e lending parts. The receipts
for tile ile perfornnnecs wero $5,640.--
IARIiiliSON.
Lincoln Memorial Benefit.
New York, Jan. 27.
lenjamin Chapin will present Lincoln
at ille, Whlito Hoose ;it (ile Gardent, Fl'l.5
firl te( henlefit of thle Lincoln --
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We have 20.000 of these chairs in stock
and can ship your order in twenty-four
hours.
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY
90 Wabash Avenue, CHI1CAGO. ILI,.
19 W. Eighteenth St., NEW YORK, N. Y.
70 Franklin Street, l3STON, MASS.
1235 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
REWARD $25 REWARD $25
For information of present whereabouts of
BURTON C. FAHR ani WILLIAM WALISKEY, or
either. Formerly worked for Searchlight
Amusement Companyv.of Saginaw atid Bay
City, ichigan former actor, latter movi ng
picture operator.
Address Detroit Film Exchange,
Newberry Building, Detroit, Mich.

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