Atlanta Georgian. [volume], May 15, 1914, Extra, Image 4

About Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939

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Sindiey will be the work outside Ihf-‘
Churelies, in opensair meetinegd and
poervices in the shops, factories un-l1
stores of the city, during the tWo
weeks or more the revival will bhe
carrled on, o Religloug woriera wm‘
Aattemol to reach every person in A=
lanta |
Special attention has heen paid ?01
the outside work, and the board in
charge of the arrangements has lnld‘
gpecial emphasia on this feature, |
Thove selected by the board to con
duct the outelde work are among the |
maost forcefnl gpeakers, and the most
offoctive of the singers, Men who
have had long experience in thls lne
of evangelical nctivity have been :Is-~%
signed to do the work |
Plans for Mill Meetings. {
I'or the meetings in the factories
special pians have heen made. They
will be held at the noon hour, ana.
wlill be ms brief as noselple, in order
that they may not interfere with tioe
work of the factories i
Tha factory monagers and owners
are lending their ald In the prepara
tions for these mestings, and have
assured the Baptists that they will
render whatever assistance they can
t make them successfil :
Peraonal workers among the lave
men of the Baptist membership will]
he assigned to work among the !'.w-}
tory employees, and v ! m.m-lvmr_»mi
the work done hy the evarngelists in
the services i
The outdoor meetings and fl;-l
meetings In the theaters and moving |
pleture shows donwntown are intended i
for thosa emploved tn office bulldings |
and who would n»t otherwise have
the opportunity to attend day narv-l
lces |
The Bijou Theater has heen sn!a«‘!-l
ed as the place for the central serv- |
ices, and the arrangements for lis usa |
huve been made. It is anticipated
that It will ha necessary as the meet. |
ings progress to use others of the
downtown theaters for this purpose, |
These meetinga also will be held at
the noun hour, the more convenient
far the attendance of those for whom
they ara Intended %
The moving pictursa hnoueeas and
theaters are centrally located and
easy of access, which makes ‘hpmi
more cesirable as meeeting plices, |
The Baptists of Atlanta, with the
co-operation and support of the n!?ml"
denominations, are hending all their |
encreies toward making the rufw!inxs‘
tha mnst natahle ever held {n Atlanta
or in any other Sonthern city, ‘
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Dumas Novel in Pictures.
The new policy of showing photo
lavs de Mixe at fhe' Grand gives
very promise of success, With a
en-nlece orchestra, two singers,
Yathie’'s Weekly showing the latest
val’ news from Mexico in plctures,
nd a bhig six-reel featurs, the man
gement Is making a strong bid for
alronage Immensa crowds have
een tha rule all the week, and with
\iexander Dumas' romantic drama,
The Three Musketeers,” coinlng to
-1 for a three days' engageinent,
ven greater crowds are expected.
"his pieture comes direct from the
\ York Theater, where {t enjoyed
. record run at high prices. Perfor
naneces are given daily from 1 to 11
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‘ Lyric Draws Big Crowds.
Now that the last free pageant f{s
‘over, Atlanta folk and the visitors
whio remain are beginning to remem
ber that the theaters are open. Wed
nesday night sent a crowd to the
[.yric to Bee the Lucille. LaVerne
Company present “Are You a Ma
son?' The stock company s doing
its hest work of the season in the
farce comedy, and the players are
revealing their versatility in new
roles. Matinees will be given Thurs
qayv, Fridav and Saturday. Thedanc
ing floor in the foyer is open to all
weat holders bhetween the acts and
after the performance.
Comic Opera Pleases.
Within the last few months mana
zers thronghout the country have
' lLieen reviving famous old comic
operas. The success has heen phe
nomenal. The engagement of the
Givimpia Opera Company for a sum
mer run at the Bijou was to furnish
to Atlanta theatergoers just the class
of entertainment that should prove
delightfully popular, and, " judging
from the manner 1n which patrons of
the Bijon have taken to the new com
pany, the change from melodrama to
comle opera was & wise one, The
Olvmpla Opera (ompany, headed by
[.eo Adde, and including a real chorus
of young and attractive girls, is giv
| ing an exceilent performance this
week of “The Beggar Prince,’’ a re
| vised edition brought up to date of
| “The Mascot.”
| The next presentation by the Olym
| pia company will be the two-act mu
| eiral comedy entitled “The Conspira
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| DRY AT COLUMBUS.
| COLUMBUS, GA, May 14.—The
' continued drought in this section !s
| causing truck growers and farmers
' considerable nneasiness, as crops are
' badly damaged for the lack of raln.
. Vegetables are scarcer than they
' have heen for several vears and gar
dens are burning.
DOK'T SUFFER
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A negro Christlan Students’ Con
vention opened I'hursday at Clark
Universit n South Atlanta, and it
expected that more than 600 dele
gates he ir ttendance from a
parts of the State. Booker T. Was
ngton will be the presiding office
ind wi arrange t program of tiie
The « vention is expected t ast
five da: Among the others who
m te are Dr. W. D, Weather
rd and P ssor A. M. Trawick, of
ashville, 1
The opening service, which will
take place Thursday night, will be a
evotional conducted by Dr. John R
Mott, and there be three sessions
a day unti]l next Monday
| Mass Meeting Sunday.
With the exception of a mass
meeting at the Auditorlum Sunday
all meet!ngs will be held at the Clark
University.
Booker Washington will be the
| prineipal speaker, and he will be as
ststed by Bishop 1. B. Scott, of L
herla, Africa; RBishop J. €. Hartzel
of South Africa; Bis W R Lam
but founder of the African Missio
f the Methodist Episcor Churct
Bishop W. P. Thirkield f New Or
m':e-,‘ Charles D). Hurrey, executive
secretary of the students’ department
'Y. M. C. A; Dr. Egbert Smith, of
the Presbyvterian fission Board,
Nashvilie, Te: and many others
Elaberate Music Planned.
One of the interesting features of
Ve e will he the special
musie prepared by the Iwir of the
nnivers
nirpose of the convention is to
; ince t ient movement and
the Vilesionay NEn
\”u'j t A lantans Vo AS
gapeak hefore the convention will be
the Re\ B Wilmer, the Rev. Rich
rd O. Flinn, the Pev. John E. White,
President John Hope, of Morehouse
College; the Rev, P. James Bryant,
and Professor P. O'Connell
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PORTAGE, WIS.,, May 141 t is re
ported here that a deal is under way
by which the Ringling Bros., owners of
the Ringling, Barnum & Bailey and
Sells-Forepaugh clrcuses, may retire
from the business, selling their entire
business, comprising many smaller cir
cuses, fo a new Fastern amusement
syndicate
Thera are practically no men in the
new generation, the family tendency
appearing to he toward girl bables.
Added to this is the recent troublies of
tha brothers, Including the death of
John and the divorce suits of Al and
Alf Ringling
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