Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-09

tom" is based on the first chapter
OF the Book of Genesis. An elaborate
series of scenic devices viii be useo
10 visualize the Bible story of the Gre
alton OF the world. The Evolution OF
the American Navy" will, upon an
elaborate scale. depict MI phases in
the Development of the navy from the
era OF the wooden frigate to the pres
ent dreadnaught. An ice palace In
which international skating and
hockey matches win be held: a Forty
miners camp depicting upon an elab.
crate scale the discovery of gold.
The Battle Of Gettysburg" The
Horoscope are among other notable
concessions.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
In all Of its grandeur and color. as
seen from the platform Of an obser.
walton car. will be among the most
unique Of all the concessions. Walter
Burridgc the widely known American
scenic artist, will execute the paint
/ ings which viii depict the scenes OF
the canyon. The concession will oC.
| cupy 300XT0O feet of ground space
l'The Santa Re plans to render the con
cession one of high educational value
rather than one to amuSe only and TO
| this end the company will engaged
the foremost talent of the country.
A motor electric train will take the
visitor through the Canyon; guideA
viii deliver running lectures on the
points Of interest. On consonance
with the setting, an Indian village
| will be installed, and members of the
1
/ and Hopi Indian tribes will present
their dances and customs in native
| costume, and display their handiwork
The Pueblo Indians. noted for their
| work as silyersmiths, will be seen
| engaged in this craft The Navajos
viii weave blankets, so much priced
| by tourists. and the San Domingo In
dams will give an exhibition of pot.
terry work The illumination Of the
canyon will receive the same atten-
ton which is TO be given the lighting
OF the exposition by Director of Light
ing w. d. 4. Ryan. so that all the col
1 ors Of the canyon will be seen in their
Il natural shades.
/ THE Evolution of the Dread
4 naught" a realistic illustration of the
A birth, growth and development of the
modern American Navy win entail!
an outlay of Si5000G. The concession
is in charge of +. W. MacConnell who
| produced the Battle of Gettysburg.
at the great Worlds Columbian Ex-
position at Chicago in 1893. The His
toric incidents in the life of the Navy,
such as Perry's victory at Lake Erie
the battle of the Monitor and Merri
mac off Hampton Roads: Dewey's vic
tory at Manila Bay, and Admiral
SIMPSONS defeat Of the Spanish fleet
at Santiago will be shown. All of the
scenes will be presented in chrome
logical order. The visitor in 1915, as
he enters the concession, will first see
The panoramas depicting the early
events IN Americas naval history and
then he will see panoramas of the lat
er events with which every school boy
| is familiar. The final panorama in
the concession will show the assem-
, bled battleships of the navies of tbs
world anchored off Harbor View. the
exposition site. with the White Squad
ron coming through the Golden Gate
There viii be a thrill from start tC
finish in this production. The specta
tor viii gaze at battleships, cruisers
torpedo boats, submarines and fight
ing hydroplanes apparently in action
THE representation will open with !
view of the open sea. A perfect il
fusion of the restless ocean TiG b.
presented. The water will be seer
as il rising and falling, the waves act
ually appearing to form at the horizon
and sweep 10 and under the deck Oh
1 Hah fgE -
The cost of the replica OF the Pan
| anna canal viii be S2jOOO0. which is
the amount required for the produc
lion of the Grand Canyon spectacle
The Canal will be an exact replica
| Of the great work at Panama. Gatun
Lake, Miraflores' dam-aIl phases OF
the canal with which Americans are
familiar, viii be reproduced in min
iature. Miniature fortihcatiUns VIII be
shown and the workings of the grea,
gates at the locks will be illustrated
IN a way which viii perhaps make
| their operation palmer to the visito.
han if ne visited the canal itself The
concession will be illuminated under
the direction of ". ID. A. Ryan, who
has charge Of the illumination OF the
Panama canal
| The concession OF the Grand TIL
anon" at Versailles promises to be o!
| peculiar interest Napoleon, his mar
shals, officers, soldiers and horses
will be represented in fun uniform
With the arms and equipment of the
period. The Grand Trianon" at
Versailles is the famous villa erected
| By Louis XIV for Madam de Main.
tenon. All the important campaigns Of
! Napoleon !. will be illustrated by
scenes reproduced from the cele-
bratcd pictures in the grand gallery
/! u battles at the Versailles art gal
icry. Many famous paintings. like
| Artist Verestchagin's historic PAINT
ing Of the bloody battle OF Boredino,
will be reproduced.