New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-28
SURPASS THEMSELVES IN THE
EXCELLENCE OF EXHIBITION
FEATURES.
ENJOY LARGEST PATRONAGE
EVER ACCORDED THEM FOR
ANNUAL SHOW.

of the 49th anniversary of the Zoeglings-
verein was one of the best ever given,
according to the verdict of many who
attended. There was snap and vigor
to the exercises that has not before been
so apparent and each number went thru
quickly with a zest. The figures in the
drills were very pretty also and the .ex-
ercises showing skill and muscular con-
troll were exceedingly well done The
last number, scaling ten foot wall was
new to most of the audience, and created
quite sensation and furnished an ex-
cellent number for the completion of the
program, leaving the audience with the
feeling of having seen something novG
and interesting.
The following was the program as
given:
1Grand Review All classes
z. Overture. Orchestra
3. Address Fred Pfaend@
4. Calisthenics :. LIST boys and girls
classes
5. Marching ROUNDED LIST boys and
girls classes
6. Dumbell Exercise ;. End boys class
Z. Exercise on 2 horses. End boys class
8. Obstacle Relay Race End boys class
9. Flagg drill -. End girls class
10. Wand exercise ......... Juniors
IL. Reed drill :. End ladies ,c1ass
IL. Club swinging -. End ladies class
l3zr-H oEizontaLBa list Janier squad
IA. Parallel Bars and Horse. End
and 3rd Junior squads
10. Parallel Bars .,s....s.... .as,...-2a1etives
16. Scaling ten-foot Wall Z. Juniors
There were very nearly two hundred
fifty pupils OF the turning classes taking
part in the exhibition and the big stage
was full to overlooking when they passed
in the grand review. This was the
largest number ever taking part, making
the occasion remarkable from this point
OF view also. The music was especially
good, Capt. Hofmeister conducting.
Fred Pfaender as president of the Turn
vereln delivered the address of ..ths
evening and in consideration forszthe
restlessness of the small people made
it mercifully short.
1t is impossible to pick any one number
from the list and give it mentionkfnr
superiority as there was no marked
difference in the work except ssuch as
might be expected from the differences
IN the ages of the performers. The
little people did wonderfully well in
numbers and and the End boys class
was full OF life and spirit, making the
dumb bell work and their other two
numbers very lively. The Flag drill by
the girls class of the same grade was as
pretty thing as has been seen on the
stage for long time here.
The ladies class in their reed drill and
IN the club swinging showed careful
preparation and an appreciation of the
graceful movements that the exercises
required. Scarcely a noticeable slip
marked any of the unison work.
AS is usual, the work on the parallel
bars was spectacular and several new
stunts" We're shown by the different
members of the Junior and Active
squads, gaining hearty applause at each
effort and as stated above, the last
number left the audience fairly agape
With wonder at a feat that looked almost
an impossibility.
The Zoeglingsverein reports that they
had the best attendance in the history
y the Schauturnen entertainments.
They took in $160 in paid admissions
and this will leave them nice margin
or their treasury after meeting all ex-
oenses. In another part of this paper
hey express their gratitude to the public
or their generous support.