The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Waterloo, Iowa.
Jennings Manufacturing Co, Grand
The Ego Manufacturing Co, kan
sas City, Mo.
Charitable Concessions.
The Ingleside association has charge
of all the charity booths in the exposi-
ton. The check-bOoth viii be in charge
of Mrs. NJ A Low, the candy booth
in charge of Mrs. George Penneld; the
Crosby; the glass blowing booth in
charge of Mrs. NJ. W Van Vaiken-
burg; the flower booth in charge of
Mrs. Z. S. Quinton5 the glass engraV-
ing booth in charge of Mrs. r. S. Brig
ham. About 400 seats in the balcony,
directly viewing the stage have been
reserved and will be sold at ten cents
each. All of the rest of the seats in
the house viii be free fishers viii be
stationed in big numbers to accommo-
date and take care of the crowds.
When the Doors open.
The doors of the Auditorium viii be
opened every afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
and every evening at 7:30 o'clock No
one will be admitted for the afternoon
or evening before these hours. The time
between supper and 1880 o'clock is need
ed, every minute of it, by the exhibitors
to get their booths into shape The
entire morning Will be used Tor the
same purpose. 1t will be useless for
people 10 come DGLOIG THESE AlOUAS anu
ask for admittance, because it viii not
be granted. So especially if it is cold
this week, it viii pay the public OF
take notice Of this rule. The Auditor
iUm steps are pretty chilly in cold
weather.
The admission will be fifteen cents
This includes everything, except the
reserved seats in the gallery, for which
an extra charge OF ten cents will be
made.
Good Vaudeville Attractions.
r. S. Brigham secretary and general
manager of the exposition, has secured
four splendid vaudeville attractions for
this week. Next week the bill viii be
changed
The sensational feature, and one of
the first magnitude, viii be Cyclone, the
man who rides in the Devils Chin
ney." Diavolo, the mar that looped
the loop on a bicycle with the Ringing
circus, was considered d marvel of dar-
ing recklessness. and he was; but the
act of Cyclone puts DiavOl0 and Kirk
the has been" class. The man who
styles himself Cyclone performs a feat
that appears to be in direct variance
with the laws Of grdvitation. His ACT
is performed in what he calls the
"DeviFs Chimney" a cylindrical affair
that is twelve feet in die meter and six
teen feet in height, and with Slated
sides that are perfectly perpendicular.
Within this chimney" and upon an
ordinary bicycle, Cyclone" proceeds to
traverse the sides from the bottom to
the top, and then returning to his start
ing point. This is the limit of all
hazardous and dangerous feats and ere
ated a sensation on the Trail at the
Portland exposition all of last summer
where it was the big feature of the en-
tire show
The Arisato troupe Of acrobats, COM
posed of four people put on some stunts
in tumbling that are new to this sec
ton. They have proved very popular
in the east and viii undoubtedly make
good at the Midwinter. This troupe is
composed of father and mother and
son and daughter and illustrates de-
gree of skill in their performance that
is only possible with a family that have
followed this sort of work through sew
eral generations.
The I4efelle Trio are gymnasts that are
/ recognized as top-liners on the Keith &
{ Orpheum circuits They do a comedy
horizontal bar act that contains a world
of fun, well as skill Of q high order,
and act calculated to keep any audi
ence in good humor- In addition to the
use Of double horizontal bars, their act
E brings into play a bounding platform.
which adds to the possibilities for fast
and furious work
Ahern and Baxter put on a comedy ac-
Tobatic act of an exceedingly eccentric
/ character and which presents many new
robatic work. There IS lots Of originality
about this act and it VIII present a num-
+ Der of stunts that are entirely new to this
4 section
rence IN the afternoon at o'clock and
lu the evening at 8 O. clock. This rule VIII
be strictly adhered to.