The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-13
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.
The Home coming Feature.

The Home Coming Feature.
Fraternal Day-General Home Coming
Day-CoIlege Alumni Day.
MORNING PROGRAM.
500 Visit to the Horticulture Educa-
tiona1. Fish. Dairy. Poultry and
900 Closing day for judging in all de-
partments.
1000 Uncle Sans Navy in Miniature
Wireless Telegraphy and the
workings of the big naval guns
will be shown in the Government
exhibit, art Building" Continu-
Gus performance opens of Patter-
sons Colossal Carnival of Shows,
including dens of jungle beasts
and many free shows, on Midway.
Exhibition of Henry Hammond
AhPs marvellous picture. 1.-The
Shadow Of the Cross, +" top Of Agri-
cultural Hall
Lectures every hour by prominent
men at the Agricultural exhibit
1890 A visit to the State Agricultural
College display, New Art Building.
A series of band concerts by State
Bands over grounds.
LOO Opening Of the Kansas Fish and
Game Warden's car, with demon
strations by the Warden.
II 30 Visit to the greatest machinery ex-
hibit ever shown in the State of
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
loo Racing program on track in front of
grandstand and amphitheatre.
Popular music by Band between
SPEED EVENTS.
2.15 trot-
2:09 Pace.
2:23 trot.
2:22 pace.
615 furlongs, running.
! mile, running.
loo Liberati's Military Band and Grand
Concert Company at Bandstand In
front of Agricultural Hall. in the
following program:
l. March, Just in Time ........, .dberau
2. Waltz, Tales from the Vienna
Woods" ...-.-..........:..-:.- Strauss
4. Tenor Solo, ARIA from Rigeletto'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Verdi
signor Nerighi.
Is. Selection from THE Mascot .Audran
$3.50 Thrilling display of daylight fire.
works for the children.
400 Ldberatrs Military Band and Grand
Opera Concert Company at the
Auditorium in the following pro-
gram:
/. Overture, Roman Carnival -. .Berlioz
q Petit Clarinet Solo. Fantasia" 1858.
signor A. combattente.
8. (a) ''Ronde de Mutt -....-.......... Gillet
l. Vocal Selection from ''LaGioconda'
CD Fourniquet Polka. Came
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ponchieln
Miss Diana Bonnar.- soprano
Signor Amedeo Bald. Tenor
Signor Frank Marina. Baritone
And Chorus.
500 One hour for realization.
EVENING PROGRAM.
100 The Great Patferson's Shows on
Midway
7:so Liberati's Band in big double con-
cert in front of Anplntheater, in
following program:
PART I.
l. March, 'Our Iowa. .Liberau
q Duet for CIarinets. .Gotti
Signor Combattente and Di Caprio.
8. Waltz, ont Paris ........- Wald seiafel
4. Vocal Duet, ''A1iserere" from II
TroyatoTe' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Verdi
Miss Diana Bonnar. Soprano
Signor A. Bald. INSTRUMENTATION
And Chorus
PART II.
5. 1.-The Awakening of the Lion
6. overture, @isi2;' -. .Tschaikowsky
Z. "A Day in Camp in '62' Reeves
s. Opera, s'Faust,'f in costume. .Gounod
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Madam Tulsa Bressonier. Soprano
Seibel.. Miss Julia Ryan. Contralto
Faust. .Signor Amedeo Bald, Tenor
Mephistophles ..................-..
...... Signor F. Marina, Baritone
600 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 /
scene of awful grandeur and start |
ling realism. 1ndescr1bable and !
never forgotten. Marvellous cleo |
tricaI and pyrotechnic inventions |
introduced into this stupendous |
climax secure the most wonderful |
atmospheric effects in conjunc- |
ton with a magnificent 81. 900 dis |
play of fireworks. Staged by 300 |
performers. Gigantic outdoor /
stage. Acres of massive. realistic |
scenery. One hour of advanced |
vaudeville, introducing the famous |
-Slave Girl Roman YOUTH and |
Golden Pony ballet.
Old BUFFALO HUNTER DIES.