The herald., 1895-12-26
THE CYCLE SHOW TONIGHT
The Exhibitors Are Getting Their Dis
plays 10 Shape
Each Of the Three Evenings -nany
Other Interesting Features

Tonight the first Cycle Show ever held
in Los Angeles will be formally opened,
W. c. Patterson, president of the Chamber
of Commerce, making the opening address.
The exhibitors are all working hard at
their respective exhibits, and getting them
into shape. All the booths have been al
lotted, the committee reservinY three, one
being set apart for the press.
The Partisan Cloak and Suit Company
was the first exhibitor to install it's display.
The London Clothing Company and Steph-
ems and Hickok we're also on hand put
ting in their exhibits. All the exhibitors
were represented at the pavilion yesterday
and each stated that his display was in
readiness, but on account of Christmas
dinners, etc. would not commence active
work on installation until this morning.
A night watchman will be provided so
that exhibitors need have no fear of their
displays being tempered with.
The show opens this evening at 7.3O.
The following is the arrangement of pro-
gram for the several evenings:
The opening night IL under the auspices
OF the Roamer's Road club, who have been
working hard to score signal success. and
il the quality Of the program vouchsafes it
will surely be so.
dress by W. G. Patterson, president of the
chamber of commerce; solo, by Anita Ray
Simpson, accompanied by Miss Mary
Fowler; club swinging, g. Laurence; band
selection; humorous selections by that
famous wit and character artist, Len Shep-
ardson; singing, quartette, Messrs. Brant.
Baattie, Wellington and King feats of con.
tortion; vocal solo, j. S. Edwards: panto-
mine and tableaux.
The Citrus wheelmen have charge of the
entertainment for Friday evening and will
present the following well-balanced pro-
gram:
Band selection; grand march on the
GOOD Old Ordinary; trombone duet,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f, ODDS; exhibition by the
signal corps, LIST brigade, N. G. c.; military
bicycle drill and field manouvers: signal
ing the message of attack: the attack; the
repulse; bringing home the wounded
fancy trick riding by Messrs. Obenauer,
Leslie and Tubbs; double trick riding, Mr..
M. A. Berne and assistants; polo game on
Brown and Messrs. W. G. Obenauer and
Claud Tubbs; recitation by Tom Barnes,
''Trouble in the Chinese Laundry; OBJ
stacle race; tug of war on wheels.
The last and one of the most elaborate
programs of the exposition will undoubted-
ly he that furnished by the Fast Side Cycle
Club on the closing night. 7 le main fea-
especially we'll worth seeing.
The program is as follows:
Band selection, King Cotton March !;
band selection, Pilgrims Chorus; Mr.. M.
A. Berne and assistants in double and sim
gle fancy and rick bicycle riding; Miss
Lamberton, Jagged 4 years), fancy riding
Miss Florence Porter, trick and fancy
bicycle riding; band selection, Medley
from Robin Hood; Davis
son trio in marvellous feats of high and
lofty tuInbling and acrobatic work; Messrs.
Sentous and Tachef in Swiss wrestling
match: band selection, Washington Post
March; William Gallagher VS.. Walter Nc
Stay, four-round scientific sparring con-
test; banjo solo by Mr.. Rolla Gardner
fancy and trick riding by Mr.. James
Sprecher, amateur champion of the Pacific
coast.
The famous Chinese baritone, All Fat
lam, from Pekin, (Illinois), accompanied
by his own orchestra en- native instru-
ments. This orchestra is from the royal
court, and 10 composed of the following
weli-known artists, under the leadership
of Wun Lung White: Fo Wong Sam, Ty
Hop Lee, Ho All Soon. Viii All Wing, Con
Tong Sang, Pc Wong Chez, Wi All Now
band selection; dancing.
When the doors are opened for the first
time tonight there is every likelihood that
there will be very large crowd in attend
ance to make things merry,