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' THE CHARLUITEIUWN GUARDIAN I

WELCOME

FAIR VISITORS

The Show Is On.

7"‘ to 218*

The Months of

Preparation Are Over and we are now Ready for Our Patrons

WEDNESDAY

(DIORNING)

Judging of Exhibits.

(AFTERNOON 1.50 I’. ill.)

Harness Iiorse Racing in Front of Grand Stand. 2.21 TBOT AND PACE with Billy Bondcer 2.12, Northern Prince 2.13M, I-‘oxie Peter 2.131,, Baronet 2.13514 Mid others.

2.18 TROT with High Toby 2.11%, Anna Guy; 2.111‘, Calumet Bee 2.11, John Dean 2.10, Harvest Melody‘, Fairweather 2.14 and others.

2.25 TROT IIIARITIIVIE BRED

’ CLASSIFIED DASH 12.101:

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interspersed between the heats of the Horse Bﬂﬂeﬂ will be our Vaudeville Program, featuring THE 01.051: or DEATII-motor-mudncss in the axtrcmg, The worlds most sensational motorcycle act by a, team of daring race drivers, Miss Bunny Nix and Grady Nix i.n four different rides, each one more sen- sational than the lust.

THE JACKSON TROUPE, a symphony on wheels. Trick and acrobatic bicycle work of the very best, presented by charming girls arrayed in splendid and colorful costumes, combine in a swift moving Panorama of color and thrills. The Big Cycle Itaca of the G61 90's is a. scream.

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JACK RIDER AND HIS ALL- STAR WATER CIRCUS

Easily the greatest diving act before the American and (Tanadian public today, with JEAN, The beautiful _vo1:11g'l:id_v diver who will thrill you with acrobatic 11nd classical diving. (‘URLY THE CLOWN, the (‘mnii- Din-r who arouses you with humorous dialogue, comedy dives and a sensational 60 foot fall from the luddcr.

JACK RIDER, see him perform the most intricate acrobatic and fancy diving. You'll gasp at his sen- sational 112 feet backivard double somersauit dive into a seven-foot tank oi’ flaming svatcr.

‘Till-I HODEEN TROUPE, u, whole circus in one, us

versatile as the circus itself, and with agility far be- yond the ordinary. I-‘our different acts.

TORELLIS EUROPEAN CIRCUS. A never ending source of (lelight. and enterttinment for young and old is furnished by those clever ponies, dogs and mon- keys, perfectly trained, beautifully groomed and har- nesscil.

CHARLIE CHAMBERLAIN “THE SINGING LUMBER JACK.” Hcar Charlie with his delightful. voice in a complete new repertoire.

The above Vaudeville Program is the ﬁnest we have cﬁ-r given and we are conﬁdent it will please you.

(EVENING 7.30 P. M.)

Judging of Horse Show elisscs with entries from N16 IIﬂlllliX and Charlottetown Iliding Clubs, in the Iiorsc Arena in front of the Grand Stand. interspersed be- cween the Horse Show events will be the Vﬂudﬂvillﬂ NI

outlined above.

(9.30 I’. M-l

Grand Military Ride with 16 Oilivcrs and N. C. 0.’! P. I1‘. l. Light Ilorsc in Scarlet and Blue Uniforms. A

topping sight!

has been leased for the meeting.

Canadian Legion Band of 2i Pieces will provide the Music, and will play at various times during the afternoon and evening. Every man is a ﬁnished player and their ability is unquestioned. It is a treat to listen to

a Band of the calibre of the Canadian Legion.

Lynch's 1936 Improved Midway will provide this part of the enter-

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Our Fireworks Program is one we arc Proud 0f. =1 501' Wheel, Nmg

Sunsets, Shell of Shells. Transformation

Orchids, Searchlight Rockets, The Fan 0

ing performances in front of G

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gcous, glittering show

.will be set oil’.

ara F ails of Silver Dust, a breathtakingly f Gold, and many other displays that will transform the surroundings rand Stand, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. .

--Tn1s 1s OUR PROGRAM--

Spectators on the Mlain ‘Grand Stand uid East Bleacher will gct an almost perfect view of the Arena- Its intense illumination is increased this year to 24.000 candle-power, and is well worth a visit to sen.

FIREWORKS PROGRAM

(9.45 P. M.)

On or about 9.45 P. M. the FIREWORKS PROGRAM We put. on a good show lut year, but this program is miles ahead of it. Positively the ﬁnest display of night Fireworks Raver shown in Marltimes.

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will he" ‘ , - between an, Bests or u» Boron Races. and singing by Charlie Chunbc’ '

EVENING 7.80 P .M.)

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Horse Show in front of Grand Stand. Singing by

Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand. Charlie Chamberlain

(9.30 P. M-l

Gr ‘Jill Military Ride.

. (9.45 P. M.)

FIREWORKS featuring Aerial Sllnte, Dragon Rock- ets, Exhibition Rockets, Exhibition Bombsholls, Golden Rain, Triple Bursting Comets, Flash Reports, Scarlet Tanger, Golden Sunset, etc., etc.

tainment every afternoon and evening. It has all the latest riding devices such as the Loop-the-Loop, Flying Horses, Chair-O-Plane, The Whip, the largest Ferris Wheel in Eastern Canada and a special ride for kiddies, the Kiddy Ride. Under Bill Lynch's management are sideshows featuring magicians, mind-readers. Congo freaks, educated mice- danc- ers and a galaxy of versatile entertainment that has thrilled audiences

throughout America and abroad.

12 CLASSES HORSE RACES 12 CLASSES

CLASSIFIED DASl-I RACES

Some 0i the Horses

catunwr BUDLONG, 2.02% nun WENGER. 205% rnr: one.“ our 2.02% 101.1. oars. 2.00%

our BRITTON, 2.03%. rtocxr scorr 2.00 MARJORIE M. 2.0m norm! AZOFF, 2.01 BRAVE ARION 2.0a nsarnrrenntr. 2.0014 sran c... 2.00

101m new 2.10 BRADEN CUSTER, 2.0m wsrr FRISCO 2.0m CALUMET use 2.11 mum r. ctr-zoo 2.0m nuxm VOLO 2.11, roxr PETE, 2.1m McELWYN Ins GREAT 200% Miss McTYRE 2.12 CALUMET nuns 2.14 sovmr 2.1214

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$5,000 Iii PURSES, PRIZES and Premiums

110 Horses entered making 150 entries. All the best in the lliarilimes and some from Maine will show their speed and mettle here.

Don’t miss a day. Be in your seat on Tuesday- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons and experience the thrill of the year.

And the patter of feet at the score; I will never ask for more; A glimpse of the old-time course-

As it cheers for the winning horse.

Bring me those moments free from care Bring me one day of the old-time Fair, Bring me a tune from the old-time band.

Bring the applause of the crowded stand

Leading lirivers including

IIIY KEYES JOHNNY CONBDY BILLY HOOD

BILL CUMMINGS FRED CAMERON TYNDALL SEMPLE EARL AVERY BOB MORRISON MAC STEELE STEEN PURBIS

WELL MONEILL

PETER CONEOY HARRY O'BRIEN TOM HOLMES MIKE JABBLEE CLAUDE O'BRIEN GEORGE CALLBEUK 5- M. SWEENEY W. BAKER

F. BOUTILIEB

I. BOUTILIER‘ CLARENCE SCIUMAN WILLARD KELLY O. llUDDEllllﬂi .

THURSDAY

(MORNING)

Judging of Exhibits. (AFTERNOON 1.50 P. M.) Horne Races in front of Grand Stand.

2.24 PACE, SECOND DIVISION

THE 2.15 TROT AND PACE with Stsr G. 2.09, Signal Senator 2.10, Dolly Azoii 2.07, llestherbell 2.08%, Plucky Scott 2.06, and others. ‘

FBEE-FOR-ALL with Calumet Blldlong 2.02%, Bud Wonger, 2.05%, Toll Gate 2.00%, The Great (m, 3.0256, Marjorie M. 2.07% and Others.

CLASSIFIED DASH RACE

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will be interspersed between the heats of the Horse RICH and Singing.

(EVENING 1.30 P. M.)

Horse Show in Arena in front of Grand Bland.

12 Acts of Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand and Slnllllc.

Grand Fireworks with BufEl-IIEII, Omneiq Stun, Plumes, Sta: of the East, Tr rmation Wheel, Brazilian Orchids, TIlBDKlQ Wheels, Niagara. Falls of Sliver Dust, and many other gorgeous pyrotechnic dis-

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Horse Races ln front of Grand Stand.

2.15 TROT with Lusty Frisco 2.07 H, High Toby 2.11%,’ Fair-weather 2-14, Hsckfast and other entriel.

2.18 T301‘ AND PACE with Abner '1‘. Clog; 2.04%, Cslumet Duke 2.14, Prefencd Stock 2.09%, Miss Mutch 2-10 sud other entries.

TI-IREE-YEAR-OLD rim-r mm race (nvsmno 1.45 2.10.,

Vaudeville and Fireworks Program with added

features. Presentation of Prisca to Owners, Drivers snd Grooms,

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that will flash across the sky in splendor. Thunder Bombs, Dragon Rockets, Japanese Comets, Golden beautiful example of pyrotechnic art, Star of the East. The Storm King, Brazilian into a veritable Fairyland of color. Fireworks will conclude the even-

VAUDEVILLE

THE GLOBE 0F DEATH A fascinating act of motor- nrudnosl with Daredevil GRADY NIX and Miss Bunny Nix in the world's most sensational motorcycle act. Whirllng through rnidnir inside a magniﬁcently gilded globe, brilliantly illuminated at night, I-‘oui- different rides, ouch one more thrilling than the lust.

JACK RIDER AND HIS ALL- STAR WATER CIRCUS

JACK is an outstanding star of the troupe. Sce his 112 feet backward double somersault diva into a. seven-foot tank of ill-mill; water. SEE JEAN, the beautiful young lady diver in intricate and acrobatic fancy diving. SEE CURLY THE CLOWN in comedy dives and hear his humorous dialogue.

THE JEAN JACKSON TROUPE in cycles of fun and beauty. A delightful presentation of trick and acro- batic bicycle work of the very best. presented by charming girls with the precise expertness of arduous training and the pep and daring vigor of youth. An act of color, thrills, smiling girls and hilarious comedy.

THE MOREEN TROUPB the but variety act in years. Ac versatile u the circus Itself. Four different sou. each one n qilendid future.-

TORELLIS EUROPEAN CIRCUS consists of 3 mou- keys, B dogs, 4 ponies, 2 men and 2 girls. 1n the sec- ond mct, Maud the educated and unrideable mule, fur- nishes plenty of comedy. Maud is positively one of the outstanding comedy mules of the show world.

CHARLIE CHAMBERLAIN "The Singing Lumber- Jsck," will entertain you will! ‘his glorious voice in new

songs of the day.

BILL LYNCIPS 1986 IMPROVED MIDWAY. COLOR, LIFE, MUSIC. FUN.

4 DAYS AND 4 NIGI-I S O I . .

To EVERY SHOW IDMII; MENT.AIII)I())N T MIESLS 0N It OF THEM. BU! A SEASON TICKET FOR $3.00 (TRANSFERABLE) WHICH ADMITS

CHILDREN UNDER Tw _ c. G ND ST 75c. S E THE WHOLE SHOW ON ‘RACE DAYS FOR 31,00, NIGHT P303351“, ADMISSION 15¢, ELVE WITH PARENT FREE EYENINGS AT MAIN GATE. ADMISSION EVENINGS T0 GRAND STAND 35¢,

LT. COL. n. A. MeeKINNON, D.S.O., President. J, w_ BQULTER, Secretary.