Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-13

It will remain open every day an
II o'clock, and there will be sights
every minute while the Exposition II
The exhibits are more beautiful and
more abundant than eer. The deco.
rating artists have exerted every ef-
fort to excel all former exhibitions Of
the decorators art, and they have sue
ceeded.
Entertainers Are Here.
The actors and entertainers from
the east have arrived and are getting
settled at the Exposition auditorium.
There is the juggler, the singer, the
dancer, the balancing artist, the COM
edian, the colored minstrel, and even
the seals are here. With them have
come drayloads of trunks, drayloads
of scenery, and paraphernalia galore.
The entertainment part of the exposi-
tion is a prominent feature and much
work has been necessary in preparing
for the entertainers. Everyone is an
artist and his or her stunt alone is
worth the price of admission to the
Expo. But it is all to be free and
these artists will undoubtedly be
greeted by immense audiences.
This Is chiIdren's Day.
This is Children's Day, and this af-
ternoon the Exposition building viii.
be alive with school children, for the
children, accompanied by their teach
ers, will be admitted free, and the
building will be turned over to them.
At 3 O'clock the children will march
down from the schools, when they
will take possession. 1t certainly
will be gala day for the youngsters.
.8 Amusensents.
The vaudeville program which will
be given afternoon and evening during
this week appears elsewhere in this
issue, and is one of the best that
money will buy. O'Connor's orches-
ira has been engaged for the entire
Exposition, and will furnish the music
for all the vaudeville performances.
This orchestra has played this part
of the Exposition ever since it was
established and has given eminent
satisfaction, both to the public and
the performing artists.
The auditorium is on the ground
floor, is fitted with comfortable seats,
is we'll lighted, heated and ventilated,
and is as cozy as any family theate"
in the city. The acts will be reeleo
off rapidly and there will not be a
moment that is not filled with genuine
pleasure and refined entertainment.
Many Attractions.
Eudd Menzel, one of the cleverest
and best known show managers in the
business, is in the city, in charge of
the vaudeville attractions for the
Barnes Show-B Booking House of Chi
cago, the largest in the United States.
Mr.. Menzel had everything ready for
overture" last evening, having in a
very short time brought order out Of
chaos in the auditorium. Budd be.
lieves in the old adage that the world
is ready to stand aside for the man
who knows where he is going. and he
goes straight to it. He is the man
who will see that the people who at.
tend the Exposition are entertained TO
their hearts desire, and in the most
up to date manner.
Novelty Juggier.
Russell Parker, the novelty juggler,
and one Of the best in the profession.
will open the entertainment with his
wonderful feats. Mr.. Parker has en-
tertained audiences on both contin-
ents and is an artist of true worth
Beltrah and Beltrah follow with
their latest musical act, entitled, "The
Musical Dairy" This is an act which
has made a hit from one part of the
country to- the other. The stage is
set as the interior of dairy barn.
with cows, milk cans, churns, shovels,
and forks, and as the act progresses
music is brought out Of all, even to
the cows. It is not anly amusing, but
highly entertaining, and never fails
to draw the appreciation Of the audi
ence.
Some Thrilling Stunts.
The Menards are next and is one
of the greatest exhibitions of head,
hand and perch balancing ever wit.
messed on the American stage. Theirs
is one Of the best stunts of the pro.
gram and holds the audience enwrap-
ped in wonder from beginning to end.
The girl does roller skating stunt
on wire, head downward, which Is
the envy OF all roller skating anc
balancing artists in this country.
The Wayne Trio, two ladies and a
gentleman, are next on the bill. These
people are refined and cultured mu-
sicians, singing most beautiful songs
in solo, duette and trio. They also
do stunts in fancy dancing, which
makes their number one Of the most
attractive. The Flower Song by Miss
Isabella Wayne, is one Of the most
beautiful numbers and she becomes a
favorite at once.
The original Captain Webb and his
seals and sea lions never have shown
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