The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-19
THRTELERS ON
PROGRAM FOR
FARGO EXPO"
Flying Lamys Headliners
of the Hippodrome
Attractions
LADY DRIVERS
WILL COMPETE
G. A. Workman Shows to
Again Play to the
Midway Crowds

The officers of the Interstate Fair
association for Fargo feel greatly
elated over their success in procur-
ing for the free acts in front Of the
grandstand some of the best vaude-
vile offerings that ever showed in
Fargo.
The Flying Lamys are a company
of absolutely fearless performers who
defy the laws of gravitation and fly
like winged birds as they are passed
from hand to hand. Leroy and Paul
in their ground tumbling and bar
performance create amusement for
all and their part of the entertain
ment is particularly pleasing for the
youngsters. Kalinowski Bros, round
out the vaudeville features with an
act displaying extraordinary skill
and attention to detail.
Lady Drivers to Compete.
In addition to the vaudeville stunts
each afternoon. will be the lady
racers in miniature automobiles
circling the track at an enormous
rate of speed. The Misses Nichols,
LaRue and Morrison who are en-
gagged for these auto races are ac-
knowledged to be the best lady auto
drivers appearing before the Amer
lean public. Their work is inspira-
tional and draws forth rounds Of ap-
plause from spectators.
Motor insanity as auto polo is call
ed, is perhaps one of the most excit-
ing and spectacular features that
it's love for the spectacular has fixed
her mark of approval on the new
and most thrilling of all games.
Wortham Shows Gamma
The c. A. Workman shows will
again be the big attraction on the
midway. This sterling aggregation
of pleasing and worth while attrac-
tions needs no introduction to the
North Dakota audience. Mr..
Workman will not permit a show in
his aggregation that does not meas
ure up to a high standard. This
year he brings four new and up-to-
date shows in addition to, those
featured heretofore.
Among the more prominent may
be mentioned the mammoth water
made the New York hippodrome
famous, the water spectacle, "Nep-
tunes Daughters" will be presented
with the submarine ballet and ar
rival of Neptune from the bottom of
the sea.
John T. Backman's trained wild
and domestic animal exhibition is
another exhibition that will please.
It is a combination of circus, dog
and pony show and wild animal
arena which is of more than ordinary
interest.
The War of Worlds and the Pan
anna Canal possess considerable edu-
cational features; the one demon
strating the submarine peril, and the
other a model of Americas greatest
engineering feat. Both are models
and in full working order.
Revelation, production after the
style of the great Roltaires illusions,
mingled with melody and mirth, TAX
ing a carload of special scenery and
effects to produce, will be found to
be the most artistic and pretentious
production ever seen under canvas.
1.-THE FoIIies of Life.
THE Follies of Life presents Mile
Marie, the intrepid young woman
who races her automobile on perfect
ly perpendicular walls. There are
in addition four other riders who do
dare devil stunts on motorcycles.
High Life takes one on trip to
the clouds and is of the fun-making
variety. The same remarks may be
applied to Tattle Tale.
The monkey auto course is another
of excellent caliber, where, monkeys
drive miniature autos around track
some sixty feet in diameter and
Prince Napoleon, the smallest enter
tainer on earth is also to be found
on the midway.
"The Palace of Wonders.
. Bejano's Palace of Wonders and
Jungleland" possesses many unique
novelties of the human race and
animal kingdom, culled from every
part of the world and are most in
teresting, whilst the Royal English /
United Twins are a scientific phen-
omena which has puzzled scientists
all over the civilized globe.