The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-03
Fun And RETURNS
Chance to Get Election Results and
Be Amused at the Same
Time.
Journals Great Entertainment at
Exposition Hall Tomorrow
Evening. w..

All arrangements have been completed
for TIL e Jour a L. $ monster enter
tainment and display Of election returns
at the Exposition building tomorrow
night. Thousands will be attracted to the
great building by the opportunity to get
the returns in u warm, comfortable hall,
instead Of in the chill night air, craning
necks at ;undulating sheets Of canvas. .'
A: close second to- the election returns
In interest will be the first singing Of the
Minnesota state song. This will be sung
by Miss Alberta Fisher and selected
chorus, Rossiter's First Regiment orches-
ira playing the accompaniment. The in
terest in the decision of the state song
contest Is widespread and his opportunity
to hear 1t under favorable conditions will
be welcomed both by the contestants and
their; friends. & ~ -. a*'t. go.
While the audience win be chiefly inter-
ested. in hearing the approximate results
of city. county and state elections. that
feature of the entertainment and the state
song will not be the whole show" by any
means. The time will be made to pass
swiftly from early in the evening until the
early hours of Wednesday morning with
the finest vaudeville program to which 10
| cal talent ever yet contributed. There
will be continuous performance from 8
o'clock until the audience leaves the
building. The election returns will be
sandwiched in between the musical num-
bers, the athletic and other vaudeville
| SpeclaltieS. -
The Woman's Opportunity. =.
| Before, e Journal arranged to
give indoor reurns on such an elaborate
| scale, women were practically barred
from being 'in at the, finish on election
day, excepting the limited number who
could be accommodated at theaters. With
the Exposition building devoted to the
display of the returns all is changed; it is
possible for whole families to know how
elections have gone as rapidly as the votes
can be counted It is felt that the con-
test will be- close enough especially in the
gubernatoriaI and Minneapolis mayoralty
contests to cause an element of uncer-
tatnty which, in itself, should be sufficient
to draw an immense crowd.
Only orchestra seats and boxes will be
reserved. They: are SO cents and can be
obtained at T he j ournal office and
at the Metropolitan Music store. General
admission fee will; be rs cents The Jour
nal Band will be the beneficiary OF the
entertainment Cars will run all night on
all lines.
There: will be three big shows in one
under the direction. Of, w. II. Eichman
The three-part program in detail is as fol.
lows:
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Patriotic Medley, Journal Newsboys' band:
Selections from liking Dodo," Journal News
| boys band.
i The first rendition Of the Minnesota State Son,
by prominent soloist, selected chorus and Ros
siter's First regiment orchestra.
Musical limitations on violin and piano, Wolf
and Barrett.
1.-THE FADED Roses" suwanee River quartet.
Trumpet solo, 1.-THE Holy city, Master Davt
| uepning. :,
| Minnesota State Song, by soloist, chorus O,
I chestra,> band and audience.
i band.
:: VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM r..
Selections from 'Burgonaaster," Luder; Journa
l'Newsboys'' band. -.
t. Fifteen minutes OF magic, Bruno Warneke ::
ii Heaven,' Ltttle Hazel FBarer. ,.,r". =" - 80
: Acrobatic' ffeats; .Dnfries' family. ~* l''.e,
> Motion pictures, the latest novelties from Twf
l. City Stereopticon company.
Spanish Dance Hazel Runge
Slack wire performance, Billy Willard.
, Juggling feats, Harry Lines
Italian Grand Opera company, impersonatiou
by Little Jimmie" Latourelle.
March, Sixth Battalion" Laurendeau; Jou,
nal Newsboys' band.
ATHLETIC PROGRAM.
> Selection, merry Makers" De Witt; Jcurn.
l. Newsboys' band.
Fencing Exhibition-(a) Grand Salute; Mil
l Wesley and Professor lie Roux. Cb) Bout wit
3 dueling swords, Mr.. Bennett and Professor I
Roux. (e) Bout with fo1ls, Mr.. Newton an
Professor lie Roux.
y Tug-of-war, by twenty-four newsboys.
Parallel bar exercises, Arabian pyramids, et
. Norwegian Turner Society, under direction {
Professor Fl. Hermanson.
Sparring exhibition. Messrs. Easton and Call
: han:
~ :. Wrestling exhibition. Messrs. Felkey and Col