The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30
Tiis 1ars Eagle "Wednesday ornng September 60 1909
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Ine seIare acfoDauc THO IN nniSned dis
play Of tumbling; LANCER, the acknowl-
edged king CT the wire, actually turns
complete summersaults while performing
The Laughing Palace, as it is named,
contains much amusement for those who
attend Mystic Maize, under the same
canvas, is easy in which to get lost Un-
less close watch is kept on the guide.
A Day in the Alps Show is unique and
entirely new In Wichita. Accompanying
this attraction is fine musical organiza-
ton.
The electrical theater contains probably
the highest grade of attractions ever
before given in Wichita in the moving
picture line. The recent prize fight be-
tween Corbett and Jeffrifs is indeed life
like to the delivering of the last blow by
Jeffries which put Corbet out. Amoving
picture Of a fire department portraying
the actions of firemen and the wagons
from the time an alarm is sounded includ-
ing the run and rescue of people from a
burning building is complete.
The Old Plantation contains a large
assortment of black face artists and col
ored people that are acknowledged good
by all who attend, That show as all of
the others. is clean. new and up-to-date in
every particular.
Willie THE Wonder" is a man without
either hands or feet. He performs feats
that would be difficult for persons fitted
with regulation number of limbs to du-
plicate. He rolls cigarettes. writes with
pen, shaves himself and plays ball He
does many other things.
The Scenatorium is a new thing and is
mechanical production of merit.
THE Girl from Abilene" draws large
crowds You'll find out what it is when
you get inside.
Besides the shows mentioned there are
numerous other attractions. Parker's
short line express train is the smallest
of it's kind in the world A miniature
engine about two feet in length draws
cars around a track built or wood TO en-
circle the pike grounds on the inside.
Passengers viii be carried for nominal
price.
There is the palace arcade and muto-
scope parlors: also Parker's mechanical
rife galleries.
Tonight the first big display of Payne's
fireworks will take place on the pike IN
stead of at Payne's park on the West Side
as first announced. Arrangements were
compile ted last night whereby Mr.. Payne
changes his location and will have his dis
play in connection with the other at
fractions. The display will consist of
numbeIless rockets, bombs. and several
large set pieces. 1t will commence
promptly at O'Clock in a space amply
large enough to care for an unlimited
number of spectators.
The following is a complete program
of al attractions today
Stock judging at fair grounds in the
morning al 8 o'clock. Parade by the Anti
Horsethief Association up town at IL
o'clock Debate between Senator Tillman
of South Carolina and Senator Burton of
Kansas before the grand stand at fair
grounds at l pm. At 2:30 o'clock the
following races will be given: Trot 2:24,
purse $50; pace. 3-year-olds. purse $500:
pace, 2:19 purse $3.50; three-eighths mile
dash running, purse $50; pace 2:35, purse
$500; running race, 15-mile and repeat.
purse $40; running race 24-mie 800. Ex-
hibition of Cute, the horse which PAGES
a mile in 2:o4s4 without rider or driver.
Music at night on streets. Pike open
from 1 to II a. m Carnival on South
Main street