Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-26

Change Of Program at Fes'
tival Which Opened
ss Thursday Night
ToN1aHTs KARNIvAL PROGRAM
Concert byJsohool Boys band,
ii. Rudd. director.
Triple bar act kemble troupe
], Of triple bar artists; WILLIAM
Kembse. assisted By George HI.
CAraMaqd I'D. Lane.
FOX HOt dancing, by Master
Donald Robertson and Mary
II Robcxteon.

Il. u. OVA1CE tl2ON0 w - IS =
"a new program has been announced
for the second night of the -kiwanis
Klub KarniVal. which opened Thurs
day evening. 81 those who attended
the Karnival that evening can attend
again tonight and see a new line OF
free attractions.
The Karntval opened with a bang
Thursday night when the members OF
the, Kiwanis club, headed by the
Grand Forks band. marched in a body
from the Commercial club to the au-
ditorium. There everything was in
readiness for the big show to open.
1t was apparent to all visitors from
the time the Karnival opened that the
Kiwanians had been undergoing a
course Of intensive voice training. but
Bud Abrahamson, the king OF. the
bankers, had the rest Of them reduced
to %innocuous quietude when he
stepped on the gas.
New Games.
Insorder to make the Karnival more
interesting to the visitors tonight, a
number of changes are being made
in some OF the games Of skill which
are on tap. and new games are being
installed which it. is believed will ma
terially facilitate the distribution of
merchandise among the Karnival pa
irons.
0SVSEdl eHtnuSId6LC Ddily LII
fists paraded the streets today at noon
to promote Karnival enthusiasm. y
Real Attraction. s
How long Coach Paul Davis runs
his Red Dog Saloon depends entirely
ton. 1t isn't SO much the saloon as
it is his troop of "vamps." Their
conduct cannot be called at all
modest and the methods used in en-
ticing their victims into the Joint
will not pass yer the mildest censor
Chip. 1t is strongly suspected, how
ever, that the vamps are not girls
The coach has the able assistance OF
Joe Isaacs and a couple Of his husky
football players for bouncing the
rough ones
Harry Geist is at home among a
bunch Of ladies from the Alpha Phi
sorority of the university, who have a
booth. He has tried to disguise
himself as an lrishman, but fails 'tc
get away with it. y
Bill Panovitz is acting as general
manager of the Merchants Associa.
ton, country store. He is all right
with the exception that at times he
gets his lines twisted. Last night hi
wa caught describing the mahogany
finish Of 6. bologna sausage, and a
AuOIuST 3uuAC l0A1AA6 VI luc wearing
qualities Of the upholstering on shred
ded wheat biscuits.
= The aluminium dishes booth locke.
like 4 bargain counter in women
wearing %appNel, only the crowd bat
Ting for a chance to win some of tn
utensils was made up of men.
Katzenjammert Stnnts.
two Of the feature attractions ar
the Krazy Ann wheel and Crossing
the Springs. These are the fun pro
voking stunts for the more venture
IN In the basement Ralph Lynch
has a continuous vaudeville and NOV
ing picture performance running from
8 o'clock until IL. He feature,
LaBine and Q'Connor in a duet las
night together with Homer Dixon il
u black face act. Ralph promises
complete change in Performance
every night.
For those who want to kick tn
kinks out nt their legs there is a COZ
tinnous dance on the stage all eve
ming.
No one need to worry about an
monotony in spending their money
Visitors car be relieved at any plac
in the, building of any excess amour
by young ladies who will exchang
Karnival kash for regular Unite
States legal tender.
The auditorium will be open at
o'clock this evening for the secon
night of the karnival, which will Is
wound up Saturday night.