The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-04

The complete programme for the Ala bama State fair has been finished and was announced yesterday. Free attractions every day in front of grand stand. Rube Shields. official announcer. Wright Bros Aeroplane-The great
 Parmalee, aviator in 15 minutes flight, | 1 D. m. every day except Thursday, when 1t will take place at Il a. m., from plat | form in front of grand stand | Towards Animal Circus-Trained dogs
 and ponies, 1:3O D. m. The Curzon Sisters-Human Aerial But terfiles featured in London and at the | Hippodrome in New York for two years, | 1:45 n m. Morris & Morris-Fun on a broomstck, regular grand stand scream, 2:05 D. m. | Mile. Louise and her wonderful troup of trained monkeys, 2:15 D. m. Wakahama Japanese Troup-Five of
 the most finished jugglers and acrobats from fiowery Japan 2:30 p. m. O'Dell, the Bee Wizard, 2:30 p. m. Frank & True Rice-Bounding hay
 wagon. 2:40 D. m. The Bottomley Troup - Sensational casting act, 2:50 p. m.
 
 most nerve thrilling act on any fair cir | cuit-3 inches deviation from a given line means sure death to the rider-3.o5 p. m
 Frank and True Rice-Comedy acrobats
 must be seen to be appreciated. 315 p. m
 Stubbs and Mitchell-First three days
 motor cycle race of worlds champions
 of five-mile races. best two in three
 heats, for $100 purse, 3:sO p. m. | Racing l I.oa
 Band concerts begin each day at 1 p.
 m. and p. m. yVrights Aeroplane-Parmalee, aviator.
 in two phenomenal bird-like flights, at | p. m. and p. m. daily. | Evening Evening free act programme same as | for afternoon and begins promptly at
 D. m, finishing about D. m., with the grand pyrotechnics spectacle, Pain s
 Destruction of Pompeii." Prorramme of Special Days | Thursday October 6-opening day. | Friday, October 7-Alabama day and | Homecomers' day
 Saturday. October S-Football, Howard vs Clemson | Sunday, October 9-Sacred concert by
 Navassar Ladies' band. | Monday, October 10-Traveling Men s | day.
 Tuesday. October 11-Gadsden and At | talla day, Veterans day ana Fostmas- | ters day. Wednesday. October 12-Fraternal day | for Farmers union, Woodmen of the
 World and other fraternities.
 Thursday, October 13-Labor day and | Birmingham day. | Friday, October 1EGovernors day Good Roads day and Brotherhood of Lo- I EpOipeerS' day and Children s | day.
 Saturday, October 15-Football, Georgia ys. Alabama, and Automobile day and | Tuscaloosa day. Musical Programme 1 Following Is the complete musical pro- gramme to be rendered by NaVassar ladies' band Thursday afternoon, october
 6, beginning at 1 D. m.: | Overture, '"Poet and Peasant (Suppe) | Two Hungarian dances (Brahms). l Solo for alto saxophone. Louisa di | Montfort'' (Bergson), Miss Kathryn | Thompson. Intermission. Prelude to third act 'Lohengrin'' | (Chambers). For trombones. "Stein Song" tBullard), | Misses Miller. Meyer, Allan and A. Hall. | Operatic selection, Martha (Flotow) "reminiscences of the Plantation" l (Wagner). | THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6. | Beginning at p. m. | March. | Overture, Poet and Peasant OSuppe). | Solo for cornet. Reception" (Casey). | Miss Lillian Seger. | Ballet music from "Copelia" Delibes)
 "Hungarian Rhapsody" Qiszt. Intermission. | Tannhauser march (Wagner). Solo for violin, "Son of the Puszta | (Keler Bela), Miss Martha Sandager. | Selection from "Du Giest des Wonvo- | den" (Grossman). | Intermssion.
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