Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
PIONEERS WILL
TRIP OLD STEP
At RODEO BALL
Official Program of Las
Vegas Roundup Includes
Fun for Old Folks as Well
As the Kids.
Official program, eighth annual
Cowboys Reunion, Las Vegas, N. M,

Official program, eighth annual
Cowboys Reunion, Las Vegas, N. M
July ..
500 p. m. Cowboy contestants
ASSEMBLE at reunion headquarters
to enter,
1880 p. m. Concert-East Las
Vegas.
$50 D. m. Concert-Plaza, Old
Town, by official reunion band.
Chamber Of commerce opens in
formation bureau and room direc-
tory at Meadows Hotel and does not
close its doors until show is over
July 3.
500 a. m. Home Town Carniva,
opens at Seventh and Douglas.
900 a. m. All sections of parad
assemble on Eighth street.
1O:Oa a. m. Parade moves.
100 p. m. Band contest at park
300 .. IN. Show officially opens
at Cowboy park. Program in
cludes bronx riding. bulldogginG
steer riding, and every conceivable
kind of race. including that anus
ing and thrilling event, the wild
horse race. The latter event alon:
is worth the price of admission. In
addition, Leonard Stroud, the peel
of all rodeo performers, Will have
his five high-class features or trick
riding, trick roping, Chief, the
horse that jumps over an automo'
bile filled with people, Roman
races ana Diamond, the hurdle
horse.
1880 p. M. Band contest down
town.
1880 p. m. Home Town Carnival
at Seventh and Douglas.
$3.50 p. m. Jitney dance al
opera house.
$3.50 D. m. Dollar DANCE at ar
mory.
July 4.
1000 a. m. Conventional. +,
L. Highway northumberland
theater.
1880 a. m. Patriotic service al
Jlfeld auditorium, normal univer-
sity. Speaker, Federal Judge James
S. Hamlin, of Farwell, Texas.
100 p. m. Band contest in front
of grandstand.
200 p. m. Show starts at Cow
boy park.
1880 p. m. Band contest down
town.
500 p. m. Home Town Carnival
at Seventh and Douglas.
900 u. IN. Official COWBOYS
ball, armory. This is the most
spectacular event of the whole
show. Only those cowboys in full
repaIia will be allowed on the dance
floor. Others than cowbodys mus'
wear some sort of range OUTFIT
There will be limited room for
spectators in the gallery. One oil
the features of this ball will be an
old fashioned frontier day dance
put on by real old-timers who have
been in New Mexico thirty, forty,
fifty years.
$40 D. m. Until the small hours
of the morning, jitney dance at the
opera house, Las Vegas own Palms
orchestra will furnish the music at
both armory and opera house,
July 5.
500 a. m. Home Town Carnival
at Seventh and Douglas.
1000 a. m. f. i. r. convention.
Coronado theater.
100 D. M. Band contest In front
of grandstand.
200 p. m. Show starts. Pro-
gram includes finals in bronx rid
ing, bulldogging and roping, etc.
A special relay race not on the Off
cial program will be run at this
time and 1t promises to be one of
the most thrilling events of the
whole three days.
Ending up the show on July 5
there will be freeefor-all auto
mobile race.
1880 p. m. Band contest down
town.
500 p. m. Last chance to pat.
ronize the Home Town Carnival at
Seventh and Douglas.
$3.50 p. m. Dances at armory
and opera house with augmented
Palms orchestra.
Adios!
July 6-Meeting OF reunion d.
Irectors to plan 1928 show.