The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-18
MUSIC FOR FESTIVAL
A FINE NEW ORLEANS BAND
 HAS BEEN ENGAGED.
Program of the Several Concerts to Be Given-Fireworks Committee Has Arranged an Attractive
 Entertainment.

l Association announced yesterday that Paolettis famous New Orleans Concert Band of thirty high-class musicians has been engaged to play during the ap- preaching Fall Festival.
 | This celebrated organization will delight the thousands of visitors during the fes- | tival week.
 are as follows:
 Monday afternoon, October 2S. Part One-1. "Paoletu Band March," | Barra; ?. Waltz Suite, Lily of the Nile," l Berlincr; 3. On the Levee,' comic march. Hall: 4. Excerpts from Wang" Morse. Part Two-5. Overture, "Merella,' Gou- ned; 6. Cake Walk. "Hunky Dory,' Hog man; '. Iutcrmezzo. "Salome," Lorraine; 8. Cavalry Charge, Descriptive, Luders. l Synopsis-The morning of battle; infan- try is heard approaching with flies and | d,unis; cavalry, infantry and artillery l in the melee of battle; defeat of the en- omy; pursuit in the distance by cavalry.
 Part Three-9. Grand Selection, "The Jewess," Halvey; 10. Italian Waltz, Dear One" Bucalossi; II. The American Pa- l trol, Meacham; 12 Finale. "The Flying Squadron" Scouton.
 Monday evening, October 2S 1901:
 Part One--1. March, "IIverybody's Fa- vorite,' Karger; ?. Alabama Dream" ;" "Rag-time Cake Wal:," Barnard: g.. Waltz Suite, "The First violin.'' Max Witt; 4, Sextour from Lucia" Donizetti.
 Part Two-5. Scenes Napolitaines, | "LImprovistsur ct la Fete," Ulassenet; G. Ma Tiger Lilly" 6rom Aunt Hannah) l Sloane; 2. The Mosquito Parade. Whit ney; S. 1.-The Forge in the Forest" de- scr.ptive. Michaelis.
 | vt.~I,N 1xA To- rlr sTr1tt calmly sleeping; Morning. dawns, twit- tering of the birds, murniuring of the brook; the steeple bell strikes five; the morning prayer; The smith at his forge.
 Part Three-9 Selection on Scotch, Irish and En, C h melodies, Baetens: 10. Valse Lente, Honeymoon" Bach; H. When Reuben Comes to Town" Levi; F. Finale, "The Fourth Regiment" Wehrman.
 The roster and instrumentation is as follows:
 Musical Director. Mir. Geo. A. Paoletti; Picolo, Mir. Chevre; ED. Clarinet, MT. Kahn; Bb Clarinet, Mir. Hernandez; Bb Clarinet, MT. Morascha; Bb. Clarinet Mir Cinquemani; Bb. Clarinet, Mir. Young alto sax. MT. Tosso; tenor sax, MT. Wis. cara; Bb. cornet, MT. Fabian: Bb. cor net, MT Fischer; Bb. cornet, Mir. Lagen- dre; Bb cornet, Mir. Wulff; alto, MT. Le- clus; alto, MT. Wuench; alto MT. Eek art; euphonium, Mir. Guerra; trombone MT. Barra: trombone. Mir. Belin: tron- bone, MT. Wickbolt; bass. MT. Sauvinet; bass, Mir. Wortmann; bass, MT. Alvarez trap drums, MT. Ellison; base drum, Mir. Mona.
 In nine days the Fall Festival to be given by the Montgomery Street Fair Association will begin. The General Manager and the Chairmen and members of the various committees realize that Il l. 0HlF night and day to make every depart ment a success distinctly and separately.
 Yesterday the contract was closed by Mir. Lee Well of the Committee on Fire Works for the greatest display of fire works ever before seen In this city This display will take place Thursday night of the week of the Festival on the Capitol grounds. and will be so arranged city. There are many new features in the program of this brilliant and gor geous entertainment, and 1t will be one of the leading features of the whole week. MT. Well will spare no pains with the assistance of his committee, to make it an evening to be enjoyed by all who are fortunate enough to be in the city at that time.
 The program that has been arranged Is one that fully guarantees the splendid character of the entertainment It Is made up as set out in part in the fol- lowing:
 The opening of the display will be an- nounced by mammoth report shell
 A grand prismatic Illuminating the en- tire surroundings by means of twelve patent Prismatic Illuminators in various hues and colors.
 An ascension of four-pound fancy rock cts in peacock plumes, electric cascade. mammoth speeder and weeping willow effects
 Exhibition of mammoth jeweled fan.
 A display of four mammoth saucissons; throwing out showers of colored fire and discharging dragons, darting and hiss ing through the air and finally exploding with a noise like musketry.
 A display of three mammoth golden umbrellas.
 Grand ascension of two B 1-2 mammoth shells in finest colors and effects.
 Then a Maltese Cross; Mammoth Shel in magnesium effects; grand rocket dis play: Niagara Falls. This will be on' of the prettiest and most dazzling Of al the figures: silver canopies; field or clotf in gold; many shells of bouquet effects two combination batteries with fine eff feet in pyrotechnics. ,,s
 Exhibition | piece-horizontal kaleid scopes :. .- golden umbrellas: golden salamander electric sunbursts; golden canopy: mann Q moth saucissons: two extra large bat teries: horizontal bouquet shell: mann 7 moth shells of national colors. railroad wreck Is one of the figure
 of the program. Two mammoth engine
 are in coll sion. and 1t Is most brill = liant and startling scene. f A great display of repeating shells. : The grand finale will be worth tn e while of any one to see. and will consis
 of flower garden, displaying hundred
 of brilliant colored balls passing eacl
 other in midair in wonderful conglomer ation.
 The fireworks display will no doubt at , tract a large concourse Of people, an' ,, will be an exhibition that no one should fail to see who can possibly do so. Besides the local military companie , there will be other visiting military com panies to take part in the celebration. O l Military Day, and 1t will be a leading
 feature The Escambia Rifles iron Pensacola, Fla, have promised to com . in a body, and will bring with then their celebrated hand in uniform. Thi is the leading company of Florida. ant will be quite an acquisition to the mil itary display.
 Col. Cody has some wcll-broken saddl, . and driving horses in splendid condition for sale. They can be seen at the .shov syrnunda -adV,