Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 327, 2 October 1910 — Page 28

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THE HICH3IOXD PALL.ADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, OCTOBER, 1910. 06 IcDlfiHrDriicDinidl finn in In EVTEnSYTTMEIVJG READY FOR THE TTIMl?C& IWAL Richmond's Greatest Event anmcQ:

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All BuiI3inqs Decorated Streets Illuminated' Dorse Show. Exhibits. Captive Balloon. Plenty of Music. Monster Parades. Mammoth Hippodrome. THE RICHMOND FALL FESTIVAL OF 1910 PROMISES TO BE THE GREATEST IN NAME, GREATEST IN FAME AND GREATER IN MAGNITUDE THAN ANY PREVIOUS EVENT. THIS YEAR'S FALL FESTIVAL WILL TRULY LIVE IN THE MEMORY OF ALL AS "THE GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF RICHMOND", AS WITH ITS MULTI-NATURED EXHIBITS, BIGGEST AND MOST NOVEL HIGH CLASS SHOWS, SENSATIONAL HIPPODROME CIRCUS FEATURES (GATHERED FROM ALL THE FAMOUS CIRCUSES OF THE WORLD), HUNDREDS OF AMUSEMENTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. IT SHOWS THE RICHMOND PUBLIC, ALSO ITS NEIGHBORS THAT THE YOUNG MEN'S BUSINESS CLUB IS DOINQ MORE THAN TO SIMPLY ADVERTISE TO BRING YOU HERE. 15& & s. c sts. JMAIVffOTTIHI MHIPIPOOIROIVilE Mi & s. c sts.

Mr. Marsh comes to us direct from Dayton, where he had exclusive

dDIFMCML PROGRAM First Event Is Monday Night, Opening of the Hippodrome -Will Be Known as Richmond Night of Festival.

Mr. Chas.T.1. Marsh who represents The F. M. Barnes Inc. of Chicago, will have personal charge of the Hippodrome grounds.

charge of the Dayton Fall Festival, from which we can be assured that our Hippodrome will be as colossal as advertised. Each and every act engaged for the Hippodrome will be of the best and highest class that could be secured, as it has taken months to gather an array of talent for this astounding amusement enterprlce. Nicholis Chefalo, with his Death Trap Loop and Gap has been an uneclipsed feature with all of the big circuses, all of the civilized world, he being brought here at an enormous expense to the Fall Festival, but money has not and will not stand in the way of giving Richmond the best. Chefalo in his Death Trap Loop is without doubt The Limit of paralyzing, heart-sickening and awful recklessness, teaming and sparkling with the effervescence of striking originality and the fascination of intrepid courage. Chefalo's act is the most dangerous and sensational ever devised by man. Following the above wonderful feature will come a multitude of unparalleiied celebrities. Leon Morris' marvelous educated ponies, in an esthetical ensemble of startling and wonderful dexterous per-

formances never before seen. The Four Arnessons, Head and Hand balancers, recognized all over the world as the kings of acrobatic art. Haas Bros., Stars of the world's 'Arenas, presenting their amazing and incredulous comedy, athletic and aerial achievements on the triple bars. The Warricks, excruciating Comedy Trick Club House Act, Mighty Monarchs of merriment and mirth using' new and novel paraphernalia to assist their acts of jollity. Signor Coshell, sensation of sensations, performing a potpourri of perilous, pendulating, perspicacious and per- , plexing equilibristic tricks. LaBelle Helene with her troupe of prize winning, leaping grey hounds. Over two million people have witnessed this beautiful performance at the St. Louis World's Fair, Chicago World's Fair and The Seattle Exposition and one and all agree that "it must be seen to be believed." The Three Raschetta Bros., frolicsome, frisky, foxy, droll exhibitions of Barrel Jumping, one that stirs the multitude. An act with whirlwind finish of bewildering fun. Together with this magnificent congress of famous Arenic celebrities, will be seen Dolly, the High Diving Monk, an exclusive feature which will be a revelation to all; also John Hedge with his champion wrestling pony, a mirth provoking exhibition, one that is entertaining as well as proof of the capacity of the brain of dumb brutes. There will be two double concert bands' of 35 pieces, made up of all recognized musicians, intermingled with soloists who will give concerts one hour before the opening of Hippodrome. Maxwell-Briscoe Band and Richmond City Band will alternate at Hippodrome. The Hippodrome grounds will be brilliantly lighted with thousands of incandescent and arc lights, making the Midway a veritable fairyland, in conjunction with the many beautiful side shows, 2 Merry-Go-Rounds and Monster Ferris Wheel. Several Richmond store keepers, also manufacturers, will have exhibits on the main Hippodrome promenade, so, with the following shows and hundreds of other amusements, we can assure ourselves that our Midway will be equal to the Pike and Pay Streak at the large Fairs and Expositions. The following shows have been contracted for: Smith's Plantation Show, Lady Minstrels, Monoplane Air-Dome, Oriental Show, Flea Circus, Orpheus Vaudeville Show, fat Girl, several smaller amusements, also hundreds of concessions, in fact, it will be a difficult matter to find room for all, even on the large acreage of ground that was selected for "Richmond's Big Fall Festival."

OCTOBER S, RICHMOND NIGHT. ' 7:00 P. M.Opening ot Hippodrome Grounds. City official! and Commercial organization! ot Richmond ' form at Tenth and Main streets and march to Hippodrome Grounds carrying electric sparklers and headed by the Richmond City band. 8:15 P. M Hippodrome performance In Stadium. Concert by Richmond jCitX Band. OCTOBER 4, GERMAN DAY. I 1:00 P. M.Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. I 2:30 P. M. Hippodrome performance in Stadium. Concert by Hlchmond City Band. ; 7:00 P. M. Opening ot Hippodrome. 8:15 P, M. Hippodrome performance in the Stadium. German Night. featured by popular German songs sung by Richmond Maenperchor Society. Conert by Richmond City Band.

OCTOBER B, MODERN WOODMEN DAY. 8:00 A. M. Opening of Festival with ringing ot bells and tooting whistles. All exhibits open. Reception to visiting delegations of Modern Woodmen. 9:80 X. Mw Agricultural Parade. Following the Agricultural Parade work horses will

Judged on North Tenth street , 10:80 A. M. Business meeting of Modern Woodmen In lodge rooms. 1:00 P. M. Opening of Horse Show, North Tenth Street. Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. Modern Woodmen Parade. , 8:00 P. M. Address by Head Consul A. H. Talbot, ot Modern Woodmen of America In South Tenth Street park. 8:80 P. M. Hippodrome performance In Stadjum. with special concert by Maxwell-Briscoe Band, and saxaphone solos . by Jean Moereman. 8:80 P. M. Prise drills by Forest teams, and teams from Royal Neighbors on North Tenth Street. , 4:30 P. M Miscellaneous Modern Woodmen contests, North Tenth street ' 7:00 P. M.Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. . 8:15 P. M. Hippodrome performance in Stadium. Special drills by prize Winning teams of Modern Woodmen. Concert by MaxwellBriscoe Band, and saxaphone solos by Jean Moereman. OCTOBER 6, INDUSTRIAL DAY. ' 8:00 A. M. All exhibits open. Horse Show opens. - .-- - Street concerts by the Richmond City Band and MaxwellBriscoe Band and saxaphone solos by Jean Moereman. ' 10:00 A. M Exhibition run of Richmond Fire Department and water display on North A street Noon Great Industrial Parade depicting Richmond's business Interests. 1:00 P.M. Opening ot Hippodrome Grounds. 2:30 P. M. Hippodrome Performance In Stadium. Concert by MaxwellBriscoe Band, and saxophone solos by Jean Moereman. Free street band concerts by Richmond City Band and visiting Bands. ' I 7:30 P. M. Opening ot Hippodrome Grounds. '8:15 P. M. -Hippodrome Performance In Stadium. Concert by MaxwellBriscoe Band, and saxophone solos by Jean Moereman. OCTOBER 7TH CENTENNIAL DAY. 8:00 A. M. All Exhibits Open. Horse Show Opens. v Free Band Concerts on the streets. 10:00 A. M. Delegation to meet .Governor Marshall and Wife. 1:00 P. M. Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. Centennial Parade depicting Wayne County's historical and educational advance in One Hundred Tears. 2:00 P. M. Centennial Day Exercises in yard ot - East Main Street Friends church. BenJ. F. Wissler. presiding chairman. Speaking by Got. Thos. H.' Marshall of Indiana, and the Hon. 'Addison C Harris, ot Indianapolis, the Hon. William Dudley Foulke, and Mr. Thollie Druley. s Invocation by -Rev. LM. Hughes. Music under the direction of Prof. Henry F. Kamp. Free Band Concerts on the streets. 7:00 P. M. Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. 8:15 P. M. Hippodrome Performances in Stadium. Concert by Maxwell. Briscoe Band, and saxophone solos by Jean Moereman. OCTOBER 8TH SALES DAY. 1:00 P. M.Opening ot Hippodrome Grounds. 2:30 P. M. Hippodrome performance In Stadium. Concert by Richmond City Band. 7:00 P. If. Opening of Hippodrome Grounds. 8:15 P. M. Hippodrome Performance In 8 tedium. Grand Finals. Concert by Richmond City Band.

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Take a trip in the "Indiana," the world's biggest balloon. Arises every ten minutes. It's the chance : of a lifetime. Gin carry 5 passengers, rising 700 feet into the air. Come to Richmond, it's worth your time and money if only to take a ride in the "Indiana9 The ascensions are to be made in the Hippodrome grounds.

mi RMmtihm Hippodrome Grounds... S. 15th St. between C and E Sts. Horse Show . . ... i ... ... ... . . . . . .North Tenth Street California Fruit Exhibit and Local Fruit and Vegetable Exhibit .. ... ... .Leeds Room, 824 Main St Flower Show Pythian Temple, S. 8th Street Educational Exhibit, Purdue Exhibit, and Grain Exhibit Court House Poultry Show Market House Cattle Exhibit .....Sheds, East Main St Meeting House Swine Exhibit Market Houss Fire Department Run. . North A between 9th and 15th Sts Water Display 9th, 1 1th and 12th Sts. along t'crth A Centennial Exercises Yard of East Main Street Fries' Church, 15th and Main Sts.

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