The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-14
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.


MORNING PROGRAM.
800 Buildings, exhibits and barns open
to the public.
900 All superintendent will meet at
their respective departments, pro-
coed to the secretary's office and
receive instructions.
1890 Uncle Sans Navy in Miniature,
Wireless Telegraphy and the
workings of the Sig naval guns
will be shown in the Government
exhibit. Art Building" Contin-
uous performance opens of Patter-
sons Colossal Carnival of Shows.
including denS of jungle beasts
and many free shows. on Midway.
Exhibition of Henry Hammond
AhIs marvellous picture. THE
Shadow OF the Cross top of Agri-
cultural Hall.
Lectures every day by prominent
men at the Agricultural exhibit
and Dairy exhibits,
1890 Iiberatis Band in grand double
concert with grand opera. In front
Agricultural Hall. In following
program:
l. March, .Heroique'' ........ .Saint-Saens
2. Invitation la Valse" ........... w cher
q. Vocal Selection. ''Marinariello' Costa
Signori D. Pezzetti and Chorus.
a. Selection from Andrea Cherneer''..
.......-.....-..-.....--. Giordano
s. Overture. "Rienzi' .:.:...-..... wagner
Evening Star Wagner
r. Vocal Selection from II Pagliacci"
..-.-......:....-...-. Leoncavallo
Madam Tulsa Bressonier. Soprano
SignOr Mertgni ...........-.....T Tenor
Signor Frank Marina. Baritone
And Chorus.
8. Ballet Egyptian. Luigini
100 Live stock parade of premium win
ners will take place. assembling in
ing through the grounds.
1:30 Visit to the greatest machinery ex-
hibit ever shown in the State of
Kansas.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
100 Racing program on track in front Of
grand stand and amphitheatre.
Popular music by Band between
race heats.
SPEED EVENTS.
2:17 pace.
2:18 trot.
Free-for-aI race.
Free-for-an trot.
IA furlongss running consolation.
furlongs, running. consolation.
400 Liberati's Military Band and Grand
Concert Company at the Audito-
rum In the following program:
PART l.
l. March. Chief in Command. .Liberau
e. Piccolo Solo, ''MazuTka,' .....-.-......
Mr.. Aug. Pfiefer.
3. Waltz, blue Danube" ......... Strauss
4. Tenor Solo, Aria" from ............
Signor Merighi.
5. American Fantasia .............. Tobani
PART II.
6. Overture. william Tell. ...... Rossini
T. Pas des Escharpes and Variations
g. Opera. La Gioconda .PonchieiIo
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Gioconda ---..-..--.....-
Miss Diana Bonnar, Soprano
Laura. Miss Julia Ryan, Contralto
Badoero. Signor F. Marina, Baritone
Emo Grfmaldo Observation-Disclosures.
.....Signor Amedeo Bald, Tenor
SEQ One hour for Realization.
EVENING PROGRAM.
TOO The Great Patterson's Shows on
Midway.
900 A tragic page from Roman history
told in lines of fire and tones of
thunder. Pains stupendous,
thrilling spectacle. Last Days of
Pompeii" Awe-inspiring, realistic
and startling destruction of Pom
peii by volcano and earthquake. A
scene of awful grandeur and start
ling realism. Indescribable and
never forgotten. Marvellous cleo
trical and pyrotechnic mechanical
inventions introduced into this
stupendous climax secure the most
wonderful atmospheric effects
in conjunction with a magnificent
1000 display of fireworks. Staged
by 300 performers. Gigantic out
door stage. Acres of massive, re-
alistfc scenery. One hour of adj
vanced vaudeville, introducing the
famous ''Slave Girl" Roman
Youth and Golden Pony
Ballots.