The record-union., 1899-08-28
THE PAVILION ATTRACTIONS
ENTERTAINMENT FOR VISIT
ORS AT THE FAIR.
A BewiIdering Succession of Spe-
cial Attractions During the
Exposition.

The program for the Pavilion portion
of the State Fair embraces not ohIy
the first appearance in Sacramento ol
some of the finest, most original ana
costly specialties ever put on at IN
exposition, but also special fetes or Or
ganization nights
The program begins with the open
ing on Monday evening, September 4th'
which will be Ladies Night, with the
special attraction of a baby snow, at
which the prettiest babes of the glty.
county and adjacent portions OF the
State will be on dress parade. me
infants will be an attraction hard 10
resist, and judging from present lndl-
cations and the entry list, there VIII
be an astonishing congress of little ones
to be admired and judged
The details of this baby show nave
been carefully perfected and every ar
rangement made for a large attend
ance. About So in prizes, mostly gold'
viii be distributed among the lucky
winners. The show fits in very appfo-
priately on Ladies' Night.
The second special event is an eXhl-
bition by the junior athletes in very
fine program, furnished by the Sacra-
mento Athletic Club, for the second
evening Of the fair. There will be all
sorts of gymnasium feats and perform
ances-drills, tumbling, etc., all ar
ranged so that each feature will go
with vim and native gingerness that
must insure satisfaction.
1t is proposed by the committee on
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walk for two State championship gold
medals, the event to be open to any
one from any part of the State. Miss
Pearl Hickman will drum major this
event. Entries should be made to Her
man Fisher at S22 K street.
The conditions of the cake-walk are
100 points in judging, no entry fee, and
graceful cake-walking only. The three
judges will be selected from among
out-of- town members Of the State Press
Association, who will be in the city at
that time. Their awards will be made
about $40 o'clock on Wednesday even
ing, and local cake-walkers should at
once arrange to participate. The cake
walk is the present fad, and this one
should bring crowds to the Pavilion.
There is no question of the success
of Odd Fellows Night, which is
Thursday, September 7th, and their
program will be a pleasing one. The
committee met yesterday to perfect ar
rangements for their celebration. The
various subcommittee reported that
everything pointed TO a great success.
Mrs. Ida A. Olmstead, Hettie A. Will
son, Norabel Timblin, ]. Kroner NJ.
Forrest and Miss Lille Kaufman were
added to the Reception Committee.
George B. Katzenstein was elected
Grand Marshal Of the parade, and the
following members Division Marshals:
c. H. Martin, B. c. Brier, r 10y, ].
Spencer, J. KRONER, A. L. Keintsmidr,
= Shartzer, VIM. H. Tade. Fred Turner.
George Leittig, VIM. Trapper, C. NJ.
Harrison.
The Commercial Travellers will have
their turn on Friday of the first week
and their reign at the Pavilion will
be a tribute to Momus and the genius
of the Drummer.
In day or so the Committee OF Ar
rangements of the Native Sotis of the
Golden West and the Native Daughters
special event night-Saturday Septem-
Der 9th-will announce the program for
that occasion. 1t will be worthy OF
grand old Admission Day. and a fea-
ture of the State Fair long TO be re-
membered.
For the second week the Athletic
Club will take charge of attractions in
their line for Monday night, September
18th, the Changers on Tuesday, and the
bonnie Scots on Wednesday evening
Caledonian Night will be marked py a
nnrTo nm y o.fr, ~
o. Tulloch, a sword dance, Highland
Fling by number of lads and l&ssies,
Scotch glee songs, ana Professor Find
lay will appear in Scotch dances.
Their program viii be q, fine one. and
with Sacramento Day, Governors Day,
Exhibitors Day, etc., the LAST week will
be a lively one
All Of these events are in addition to
the regular entertainment, which will
be fnaugurated the first week by the
first appearance here of Charles and
Kitty Willard. known not only in
America but in England and Australia
AS The Original Musical Willards -
They have invented for the State Fair
dates new musical instrument, called
a Dewey She'll" on which they will
play The Day That Dewey Comes
Home" Also a new composition, ar
ranged by Miss Claire Maynard Of Oak
land for the Willards and called Our
Gallant First" 1t was played first in
San Francisco on Thursday night. and
aroused much enthusiasm It pertains
TO the First California Regiments re-
turn.
The Willards are also adopts with
playing on the Trinity Chimes
the Guatemala Miranda, the Staff
Bells and other peculiar musical
instruments, also comets. from
bones, etc. They came to this
country direct from Australia, and
have not been heard outside of San
Francisco. They use soma-a twenty
different instruments in their perform
ance
There viii not often be a chance to
see an act as good as that of THE FLY
ing Bauvard. which will be put on dur
ing the first week. They perform
most astounding mid-air feats and SEN
sational leaps and somersaults high IN
in the dome of the building. They are
accompanied by Little Ozark, the Won
derful contortionist prince. Little Ozark
is marvel and is sure to make a hit
here.
Since the engagement for the COM
mittee of the Electric Cake Walk by
Manager L. W. Buckley the little tots
who are to be seen in it-Naster Har-
ry Manzels and Little Eta Aronson-