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Show THE CITIZEN BIG DOINGS AT SALTAIR BEACH DURING ALL WEEK Bathing Revue to Staged June 29; Big Prizes Given; Free Concert Sunday. Be The Saltair 1923 bathing revue will be staged on Friday, June 29. Any girl who makes proper entry and subscribes to the few simple rules will be eligible to compete for the laurels and the prize. An effort is being made by the management to make it the The first entry' date will be Monday, June 19, 12:30 to 3 p. m., at the Odeon pavilion. Girls who contemplate entering may at at the time of entering their names get complete information about costuming and other contest features of the revue. Prizes in cash totalling $100 will be given to the winners. The first prize is $25, and the balance will be divided among the ten next best numbers. Three Judges competent to make comparative decisions will be chosen for the revue. There will be the usual free concert Sunday, June 17, beginning at 5:15 p. m. The Saltair Military band, under the direction of Frank A. Asper, will render the following program: Sousa 1. March, The Charlatan 2. Overture, Merry Wives of Nicholai Windsor 3. Popular Freed a. I Cried for You Freed b After Every Party Adams 4. a Comrades in Arms Young b Mother Machree Metropolitan Singers, under direction of William F. Robinson Grieg 5. Peer Gynt Suite Morning Ases Death Anitras Dance In the Hall of the Mountain King. INTERMISSION Verdi Aida 6. Selection from ' Wilson 7. Soprano solo, Carmena Mrs. Ada McDonald 7 LAGOON, UTAHS PARADISE, HAS MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS Klrkhams Novelty Orchestra Makes Bit Hit With Patrons; Sunday Vaudeville. Lagoon could well be called Utahs Paradise, for with its beautiful gardens, flowers and lawns it well resembles a miniature Garden of Eden. The resort this year has many new attractions, including a novelty Fun house which is guaranteed to cure anyone of the blues. Night bathing is also a feature, with many electric lights so arranged in the fountains that they add brilliancy to the water, playing thereon. A carload of sand has also been added to the beach and many other innovations have been arranged that will prove a delight to pleasure seekers. Don Kirkhams novelty orchestra has now won honors with almost every lover of the terpsichorean art. His specialty is the changing of the dance tempo which puts life into the piece and pep into the dance. Every night but Sunday many take advantage of the dancing opportuniteis offered and trip the light fantastic in gay style. Manager Christensen has arranged an interesting Sunday vaudeville pro gram and each week will find added novelties and varied attractions. For Sunday, June 17, the following program will be given: T and T duet, kings of the banjo; Lucile Martin, xylophonist in popular numbers; Jeannie Campbell, whistler; Leona Brewerton, vocalist; and Lindsay sisters, violinists extraordinary. The concerts are presented under the direction of Avera R. Poulton. Lagoon is the only resort to be reached by a paved road. The drive is very beautiful. The refreshing mountain breedes play on the Davis county rendezvous of delight and bid welcome to a new season of delight in Natures Outdoor Paradise. ODIC RAY. Edgar L. Hollingshead, Pasadena scientist, announces the discovery of the Odic Ray, after twenty years of intensive work. He proclaims it to have powers to counteract or destroy any matter of any solidity completely; by direction of this radiation, to reginister a photograph through 11 ches of solid steel with an exposure of five seconds, and to so resist the flow of gravitation force that a piece of metal within the days light will have to have a string attached to it to keep it from ascending to the ceiling. 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In this country, 37,000,000 miles of telephone wire carry 55,000,000 telephone conversations daily and connect 14,496,000 telephone stations. greatest piece of water pageantry ever . The Coolest Resort In Utah Plenty of sand at Waikiki Beach dancing, picnicking, carnival attractions. Big Fifth Annual Bathing Revue Friday, June 29 Select your costume now. Spaldings, Salt Lake Knitting Com- pnny and other stores to he announced later will furnish suits. June IS, from 12:3ft Apply to Fred A. Jackson for rules and First registration date 3:00 p. m. at Odeon. structions. is Monday. i TriiiiiN , to in- - every liour to . i. in., very Imlf-liou- r from r to O p. hi. Special Saltair Prize for every competitor. Kleven cash prizes. Lathing is line the water is now about SO degrees and unusually clear. 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