The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-04
1920 FAIR NOW
IN FULL BLAST

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Which when erected makes up a mnia-
lures Coney Island, made its appear
anCe in the freight yards late sunday
night. This special train contains the
equipment of the World at Home shows.
which are TO furnish the midway at
| fractions at the fair.
The work of unloading the big circus
wagons began as soon as the train had
| been properly spotted in the yards, ana
all the shows property was conveyed to
| the fair grounds. The work of erecting
| the various sideshow tents and the
| constructing Of riding devices continued
throughout the night so that every
| thing would be in readiness when the
|, big gates swung open Monday.
That the World at Home shows pre-
sent the greatest line OF attractions
that has ever been presented at the
faii is evidenced by the fate that no
less than twenty tented exhibits as we'll
as six mammoth riding devices have
been erected upon the midway, One of
the many new attractions which will
take its place among the wide variety
OF amusements is Portcr's freak animal
show.
This exhibit will appeal TO two kinds
OF. people. the amusement seeker on ac-
count of its entertaining powers, and
farmers and stock fancers because of
its educational value, The Porter CN-
hibit comprises a collection Of sixty
five freak anmals-barnyard stock with
unnatural growths, and among the dis
play are animals with five and six legs,
ducks with three and four wings and
living cows with all kinds OF unnatural
growths.
Among the other attractions are the
Garden OF Allah, Bolibia, the Auto
drofne, Diving Girls, House OF a Thou
san6 Wonders. circus sdeshowS Bug
house and many others,
Il r.
Monday, which opened at 2 o'clock. in
cudes:
The Chamber Of Commerce 2:15 trot;
the Lookout 2:ls pace, and the Hsmil-
ton County Herald $50 trot,
FAIR PROGRAM.
Monday afternoon and evenings pro-
gram at the fair. together with Tues
DAYS complete program, is as follows;
200 p.m.-Concert by Royal Scotch
Highlanders band .--..----
200 p,m,-Opening of the 1920 race
meet with the following
events;
MONDAY, OCT.
Chamber of Commerce trot 9;1s class
Hamilton County Herald trot $50 class
During the races vaudeville will be
presented in front Of the grandstand.
400 p.m.-Balloon ascension and para
chute leap by Lucille Bel
mont.
500 p.m.-Band concert at north
band stand by Harry Bais-
den's Jazz band
700 Participating of the midway
700 pm.-Special program in front Of
the grandstand by knights
of Khorassan.
700 p.m.-Concert at grandstand by
Royal Scotch Highlanders
band, followed by vaude-
vile.
500 p.m,-''Hawaiian Nights" $50 900
pyrotechnic spectacle
TUESDAY. OCT.
(Merchants' and kIwanIs' pay)
500 a.m.-Opening Of fair grounds
and exhibit buildings and
,o.oo halls to the public;
stand by Harry Baisden's
jazz band.
ll:O0 a.m.-Band concert
HOO a.m.-opening OF shows on mid
way.
1880 a.m-Reception to canning club
girls in front of agricui- |
tural building.
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100 p.ri,--special p. program for can
ming club girls on plaza in |
front Of agricultural build |
ing.
1880 p.m.-Concert at racetrack grand |
stand by the Royal Scotch |
Highlanders band
200 p.m.-Parade by Kwanis club
200 p.m-Racing as follows:
Kiwanis pace 2:l2 class
Merchants and Manufacturers
trot ...,.................. .2:22 class
Times pace ...................2:2 2:25 class
During the races vaudeville will be |
presented in front Of the grandstand. |
400 p.m.-Special program by Kiwa-
mis- club down town
500 p.m.-Band concert at north |
bandstand by Harry Bats
den's jazz band.
$3.50 p.n.-Kiwanis celebration and |
dinner.
ZOO p.m.-Opening Of the midway.
700 p.m.-Concert at grandstand by
Royal Scotch Hghlanders |
band, followed by vaudeville. |
500 pm.-"Hawaiian Nights" $5o,000 |
pyrotechnic spectacle.