The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-12
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.


Newspaper Men in Force.
Travelling Mems Day-Jobbers' and Manu-
facturers' Day-Press Day.
MORNING PROGRAM
500 A visit to the greatest Agricultural
display ever shown in Kansas.
800 Judging in all departments. As
sembiing and meetings Of K P's,
M. w. A., A. Q. U. W., on Frater-
nal Row.
1000 Uncle Sans Navy in Miniature.
Wireless teIegraphy and the work
ings of the big naval guns viii be
shown in the Government exhibit,
Art Building Continuous per-
forrnance opens of Patterson's
Guiding dens of Jungle beaests and
many free shows. on Midway.
Exhibit of Henry Hammond AhPs
marvellous picture THE Shadow of
the Cross" top Of Agricultural
Hall.
men at the Agricultural exhibit
and Dairy exhibits.
1880 A visit to the State Agricultural
College display, New Art Building.
A series of band concerts by State
Bands over the grounds.
l1;00 Opening Of the Kansas Fish and
Game WardenS s car, with demon
strations by the Warden.
u:30 Visit to the greatest machinery ex-
hibit ever shown in the State Of
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
loo Racing program track in front
Of grandstand and amphitheatre-
Popular music by Band between
SPEED EVENTS.
2:25 pace.
PIP trot.
3-year-old trot.
2:11 pace.
51a furIongs, running.
furlongs, running.
LOO Liberati's Military Band and Grand
stand in front of Agricultural Hall
in the following program:
c..
q Waltz, ''MorgenbIatter'' Strauss
3. Vocal Selection, "F'uniculi-Funicula
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Costa
signor Pezzetti and Chorus.
A. Musical Scenes from Switzerland.
Is. Ballet Russo I.uigini
$3.50 Thrilling display of daylight fire
works for the children.
400 Liberatis Military Band and Grand
Opera Concert Company at the
Auditorium in the following pro-
gram
l. Overture, "Rosamunde" Schubert
Messrs. Mastrangelo. Shelly,
scuLs Han, Amedeo ar. and Iagone.
Madam LuiSa BresSonier. Soprano
Signor Amedeo Baldi- .....-. Tenor
isa S1gnoT TIT Frank Marina ;BaritGne
4. Twelfth Hungarian Rhapsodie- - .LAszt
500 One hour for realization-
700 The Great Patterson's Shows on
7:30 Liberatis Band in big double con-
cert in front of Amphitheatre, in
following program;
PARTI I.
1. March, "Souve enir" .............. Libexau
2 Duet for Flute and French Horn Fiji
Messrs. Pfiefer and Burnham.
B. Waltz, "ESpana ....-....-.-. Waldteu1el
4. Tenor Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Signor Mertghi.
S. "Reminiscences of Gounod. Godfrey
PART IL
6. Overture, "Mignon'' ...--.....-. Thomas
Z La Lisonjera ........-..... Chamnade
8. Opera, Carmen in costume.......
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Carmen Miss Julia Ryan, Contralto
Michaela. Miss Diana Bonnar
Don Jose
.Signor Amedeo Baldi, Tenor
EScam1llo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Signor Frank Marina, Baritone
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 inventions
introduced into this stupendous
climax secure the most wonderful
atmospheric seffects" in cOnjunc-
ton with a magnificent $1,000 dis
play of fireworks. Staged by 800
performers. Gigantic outdoor
stage. Acres of massive, realistic
scenery. One hour of advanced
vaudeville, introducing the famous
''Slave Girl, Roman Youth" and