The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-15
SECOND NIGHT OF FAIR
THE KINETOGRAPH MOVING PIC
TUREs AN ATTRACTION.
List of Entertainments in store for
yisitors-The College Dance
To-Morrow Night.

The Edison kinetograph moving pictures
proved a good attraction for the second
night of the college fair at Tomlinson Hall
and a large and enthusiastic crowd en-
joyed the entertainment. The moving pic
lures are comparatively new 10 Indianap-
oils, and those shown last night were en-
tirely different from anything that has
ever been shown in the city. The subject
is given before each picture. making them
more interesting Several pictures of the
Paris worlds fair are shown. and a pano-
ramic view of the river Seine is one of the
most interesting. There are also panoramic
views of Niagara Falls, the moving side
walk at the Paris fair and the Swiss vii
lage at the fair. THE Storm at Sea" was
another of the good ones, and then there
were several comic pictures. The pictures
were very clear and distinct and should
draw a large crowd TO the fair this even
ing, when there will be an entirely new
set of pictures given. Mrs. A ID. Thomas
was hostess last night and will also be the
hostess this evening. The kinetograph pic
lures will also be given on Saturday after
noon during the children's party, which will
be chaperoned by Mrs. William Scott. Mrs.
John L. Brush will impersonate Little Red
Riding Hood and Professor Brenneke will
full orchestra will play the dance music.
One of the best features of the fair is
the zoo in the children'S booth. The booth
has been incloSed and an admission of 10
cents is charged. which also includes adj
mission to the side show, where the IA
nous Jones family give a burlesque on
ventriloquism. Mr.. Charles A Layman
does the talking for the act. The addition
to the zoo of an alligator the property of
Mrs. j. w. Beck, and couple OF very fine
dogs complete very interesting collection.
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their continual chatter.
The Manual Training High School Mando-
lin Club furnished the music in the zoo
last night, and this evening they will play
between the picture exhibitions. Last night
the High School Band furnished the music,
which was very good. For the dance fol-
lowing the entertainment Harris full Or
chestra played.
Mrs John L. Griffiths. who has charge
of the Yale (hower) booth, has added to the
attractiveness OF the booth large collec-
ton of Yale pictures loaned by Yale stu
dents. The booth has done a very good
business in flowers far and has taken
several large orders.
Following the entertainment last night
the High School boys, who were at the fair
in full force, gave their school yell in front
of the i. III. s. booth. attracting the atten-
ton of every one IN the large hall.
The business mems lunch Is served every
noon, and the ladies in charge are DESTROYS
that the men who lunch down town shall
try Their noon lunch, which is of the best.
At the inn supper is served as well as
luncheon during the evening, and theater
parties or dinner parties are solicited.
The college dance which is to be given
tomorrow evening will be one of the most
popular events of the week. Many college
students will be in the city for the dance
and also to attend the football game on
Saturday. Mrs Edward f. Hodges and
Miss Julia Harrison Moore will be the
hostesses for the evening.
Mrs. j. w. Beck and Miss Julia Harrison
Moore, who had charge of the construction
of the booths and the general arrangement
of the fair. deserve great credit for the
artistic grouping and brilliant appearance
of the hall.