The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
Gov. A. G. Sorlie,
Ralph Hayne and A.
E. Nelson Will Talk


tee scored Knockout" when it ar
ranged with Surt. G. b. Dickinson Of
the Indian school for its presentation
during the show. The operctta will
be given on Wednesday evening, and
repeated on Friday evening. 80 TINT
all who wish may have the opportuni-
ty Of witnessing it. Fifty Indian Rirls
are in the cast, which il directed by
Miss MarjOry Best. assisted by Miss
Edna Dean Best and Mrs. Bruce
Doyle.
Mxny Musical Organizations Engaged
Three bands, an orchestra, two
male quartets and several soloists,
all Of which have been engaged for
various programs during the show,
make it certain that there will be
plenty Of music. The Bismarck
juvenile band, the Armour band, Iii
rcctcd by Archie Olson. and the Boys
Band from Center, will each appear
on one or moro programs. The Bis
nlarck male quartet, than which there
is none finer In the state, and the
North Dakota Agricultural College
male quartet will sing frequently, the
latter organisation having been en-
gngcd for two days.
The Bismarck high school girls
CLEO club will sing on ut least one
program during the show, and the
high school orchestra will play at
all performances. Henry Ducmeiand,
who made decided hit at last years
show with his musical saw, will APP
pear again this year, and Miss Clara
Pclticr, the Indian girl who has won
statewide reputation for her re-
markable voice, will sing.
An accordion contest will be con-
Quoted during the corn show by the
Bismarck radio station, KFYR, with
cash prizes offered for the winners,
and those taking part in the contest
over the radio will also appear on the
stage at the corn show.
The high school playmakers will
present a popular stage production on
one Of the evening programs.
GOrdien, the Magician
Henry GOrdien, the master illusion.
ist, will appear on each afternoon and
evening program during the first
three days OF the show, presenting a
wide variety Of comedy, mystery and
lcgcrdcmain. One of his famous and
most sensational stunts is to escape
from a hangman's moose such as used
for cxacting the death penalty in
some states. He is the only man
ever known 10 escanc from snch y
moose. and he does this act in fun
view Of the audience.
Macs Tumhlers. n oroun of schoo,
boys, will offer number Of daring
acrobatic feats and stunts,
tainment program viii hc tho Indian
Corn Ceremoninls. nresanted hv n
cram If apcd Indians From tha Eiho.
woods rcscrvation.
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dinner ON FRIDAY Nnvnmher ~
which MI corn show off;c;als sneok-
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