The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-09-17
entertainment
ACTS FOR FAIR
ARE ALL READY
Twelve Different Specialties
and Big Numbers Will
Be Given Evenings.

Entcrt ainment for both old and
young has been prepared for the
crowds expected at the Sout theastern
! Alaska Fair for the remainder OF
! mis- week and although there are
| cveral acts with adult performers
lftle tets predominatc and they
should strike a responsive chord
IN the audiences by their clever
performances. With the exception
of Saturday afternoon, when the
Juneau Lilliputian Dancing Comedy
Con 9any, Juveniles of the Sherwood
Studio appear. none of the acts will
be presented in the afternoon, only
gven at night. Tomorrow afternoon
the baby show VIII be the enter
tainment feature.
Owing to double bill, part on
one floor and part on another. the
entertainment bill is just double
that of previous years and IL acts
will be shown during the evenings
the first on the stage, first floor
at s o'clock, and the second act on
the dance. floor of the second floor
about $40 o'clock. From then until
the finale. the dancing. act OF the
four Shine Girls, which will be
about 1890 O'Clock. there will be
acts about ever 20 or 25 minutes
en- the two floors. As these acts
will be repeated each night during
the fair. ~ lis urged that the spen.
.tators do not rush from floor to
floor as all will have ample oppor-
tunity to see the entertainment on
other nights as 1t Is expected every
body will go twice and perhaps
every night.
Program Outlined.
The tentative program of vaude-
willie and dancing acts as arranged
for presentation. either on one
floor. or the other, is as follows:
Oriental dance by Nellie Han
sen; eccentric dance by Billie Winn
and Earle Monagle; dance by chorus
-.Barbara Vim. Leonore Anderson,
jessie Mills. Mary Rocovitch, Lu-
cilc Lynch and Virginia Kay.
Frances McArdell in Italian
Dagger dance.
3-Novelty dance by Nellie Han
sen and Margaret Monagle; sailor
dance by Alfred Zenger; pony chor-
u1 dance by Jean Anderson, Maxine
Darby. Marion Stanworth, Claudio
Kearney and Josephine Raats.
4-Pierette and Pierot dance by
tots Caroline McAllister and Evelyn
jenkins
5-Rnssian dance by Jessie Mills
and Nellie Hansen old fashion ed
dance by Vincent Anderson and
Helen Rocoutch, finale by entire
Juneau Lilliputians Dancers Of Sher-
wood Studio.
.6-'Grace Meggitt in Forget Me-
Not" Dance.
Frances Messerschmidt in
character song and dance Steam
boat Sal" and Hard Hearted Han
nah"
S-Exhibition dance by Madelaine
Soniae and Don Powers
9-Patter and soft shoe dance by
Winnifred Sherwood and Don Pow
ers.
10-Grace Meggitt in Chinese toe
dance.
IA black face mixup and
burnt cork comedy by John Curzon.
Jack Fargher, H., w. Frawley and
Max A. Pitshmann.
12--Four Shine Girls in song and
dances (a) Shine" and OBJ Yam
kee iDoo Doodle Doc" Misses Joan
Lowe. Irene Iundstrom. Frances
Lowe and Agnes Pademeister.
Frances McArdell. Grace Meggitt.
Caroline NcAlfister and Evelyn Jen-
kins are. pupils of Miss Dorothy
Stearns. The latter two performers
are making their debut and being
such little things, the. public is
asked to encourage them. All OF
the other Juvenile performers are
pupils 81 the Sherwood Studio and
are all making their first appear
ance before the public.
Archie Bartlett is the fairs clown
and he will be busy on both floors
especially furnishing amusement for
the kiddies.
Fashion Shows.
Tomorrow night the fashion show
will be given on the stage by the
B M. Behrends Co.. Inc. and on
Friday night the sfashion display
VIII be by G0ldstein's emporium.