Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-25
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..Kd;lwanians Putting Finish
ing Touches Of Ko1nrnun-
ity Karnival Today.

81 C6W OH your worries ana put your
glad rags on, for tonight the famous
Ktwanis Ko1nmunity Karnival, re-
splendent in gay decorations Of every
variety will be in full swing at the
city auditorium. The doors Of the
auditorium will be opened at z
O'Clock and from then until midnight
residents Of Grand Forks and vicin-
tty viii be treated to three nights of
peerless entertainment.
As an opening feature, the Kiwan-
ians will parade from the CONNER
fcial club to the auditorium at 1890
O'Clock. The band will lead them. +
It took a lot of hustling on the part
ct the Kiwanians to put the thing
across and nothing has bee left IN
Home to make it a bowling success,
but in the usual Kiwanian style, the
affair has been completely arranged,
and nothing left to h last minute.
Ed. King. Bert Keck. George Col
burn, Ralph Lynch, Harry Wilson.
Paul Jones Davis. and a full crew OF
others were busy all day putting on
the finishing touches on the decora-
tons and displays, and Artist Gyllen-
borg's hand vas seen throughout in
the numberless posters. and the
other novel trimmings, that will lend
color and tone to the production.
It is impossible to mention all the
various unique features, but it was
noticed hat the krazy Ann wheel. a
% foot structure was completed, but
efforts to learn of its mysteries were
Of no avail. That is only for the in
itiates. The equipment for a novelty
"Oyer the Springs is also ready to
receive ~visitations Of the most dar-
ing first ones" This ends up in the
Fishing Pond where all may re-
cuperate from any ill effects of the
Visits.
Bob Benner's booth called "Jiggs
.and Maggie" will undoubtedly be a
popular corner of the Karnival, and
the rewards will be the cutest full
dress dolls imaginable.
Aluminium Factory.
: A branch Of the Kiwanis Alumni
UNI factory has been opened up at
the Karnival. Judging by the en-
ermous Quantity Of kitchen that
Jack Ryan vas unpacking this
morning, several carloads must have
been imported. These utensils will
be awarded in the games Of skill.
Rugs, flour, hams, bacon and num-
erous other useful things will also be
given away.
The Merchants association Of
Grand Forks will operate a "Coun-
try Store" where everything from a
tack to a tractor may be purchased.
including painkiller, gun drops, and
family sausage. The former will be
administered TO any Kicking Krab
that may appear.
.Rnel Sandy and Ray Gilbert yer
also at the auditorium this morning
installing a radio-phone outfit. Con-
certs will be heard every evening.
The free vaudeville performance
will begin every evening at 8 o'clock,
and will consist of a large variety OF
vaudeville of the 1923 variety. The
city band, high school orchestra, and
school band will furnish the music.
One Of the big features will be the
Komical Komedy Kids. a IL cylinder
vaudeville and picture show that will
run continuously from s o'clock un-
til II O'Clock in the auditorium base
ment, as strong a show Al korn
whiskey with a kick in every kernel.
Homer Dixon in a black lace act will
be one Of the features this evening.
Iabtne and O'Connor will stage some
thing unique in a singing duet. while
Madamoiselle Jazzerino and Senortta
Snapttio will present a fadeaway Jazz
duo. that is scheduled to knock 'em
dead. A Charlie Chaplin komedy pic
lure will also be shown. Ralph Lynch
In charge of the Kids promises a
change of program every night.