The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09

 American Fantasie ............... Herbert Overture: "Jubel' ................. Weber
 The Royal Scotch Highlanders band, under the direction of Capt. Roy D, Smith, will also render a fine programme. This band is composed of 40 artists and includes a corps of bagpipers and drum mers. The band is also equipped with an outdoor organ which produces under skilled operation many wonderful effects. The programme follows
 March, Thannhauser .............. Wagner Overture, "Oberon' ............Von Weber Fin Nacht in Juni .................. I<oenig Cornet Solo, The Rosary ..........Nevin Roy D. Smith. Suite Atlantis, The Lost Continent: Morning hymn and prayer. A court func-
 ton. T Love Thee" The Destructi n of Atlantis.
 Miserie from Il Travatore Verdi Messrs. Meyer and Snyder. First movement from the Unfinished Symphony Allegro Moderate. Schubert March, "Bon Voyage ................. King Racing Results Yesterday The races yesterday again proved close and exciting, the track was in fine shape and good time was made. The result follows:
 First Race-2:27 trot purse, s4oo; In l 5 heat plan.
 Tramping Girl (R. Macy; owner. w. D. McCurdy, Lownsboro .............. 1 1 Combatant, Abe H Frank owner Aba H. Frank .........................2 22 Z Miss Patricia, C. D. Carter; owner, Scott Maxwell Cordova .................... 8 Dr. Jim, Bill Johnson; owner, pr. Joiner. l Guntersville ........................... 344 1 Time, 2:19ss; 2:20; 2:22.
 Second Race-Special 2:2o trot; purse | 800; to 5 heat plan.
 Binocko, R. Macey; owner, w. D. Me- 1 Curdy, Lowndesboro .............. 344 Binocko R. Macey; owner, w. D. Me | Curdy, Lownsboro .................... { Fernwood Abe Frank; owner. Abe Frank. Mempnis .............. ..........-..-. l l Robin Director (E. c. Taribert) ...... 2 ? | Bill Johnson (Dr. Joiner) ............ 44a
 Time, 2:2lA; 2:19A; 2:21h.
 l Eugene Walker won the five-mile mo- torcycle race in time 4:3O; Earle Morrison second, w. F. DeGroat third. Walker also won the 10-mile race. Time, s:1. Morr.- son second. DeGroat third.
 r Midway Doing We'll The midway received a very fair play yesterday afternoon and evening, and all who attended the Con T. Kennedy shows seemed well pleased with the attractions. It was a happy, jolly crowd on the big pike" and all imbibed the spirit of fun ana frivolity.. which Is noticeable on the 
 on the midway. The noisy announcers ithe many bands. the pretty girls in short dr esses and the animals all go to make a trip through the Kennedy shows a lhappy occasion and hundreds have availed themselves of the opportunity.
 Quite few patronized the Russian the atre yesterday and witnessed the excel. llent double bill. The musical comedy sketch given in the big test by capable con, pany has made a nit here. Bootsit and Hody Hurd. who take the leads ir lthe comedy, are clever dancers good sing Iers and attractive girls. They have de- veloped their natural abilities. and are always able to secure good vaudeville
 CTS agements during the winter time IBoth girls were born in the show business land grew up amid surroundings which Itended to fit them for stage career their parents having been in the theatrica lgamc for sometime. and are still active lin their chosen profession. The Hurd sisters are supported by capable com Ipsny of pretty girls and good comedians.
 The second part of the programme con
 sists of dancing and singing by thu