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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11th

NOTE-Rue programme is subject to change in the 2.11 and Iree For All vis the Free For All Trot may be rsccd on Wednes_ lay and the 1.17 trot on Friday.

—AFTERNOON-

HORSE RACING AND VAUDEVILLE IN FRONT OP‘ GRAND STAND

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' Three Year Old Futurity l 2.22 Pace, 1st Division ‘ I22 '.l‘r0t

—VAUDEVILLE ACTS-

Interspersed betweenthehests ofthe noes wllllio our Vaudeville program with s gorgeous Revue of beautiful girls. thrilling acts oi bastard and skill, big time sensations from world fairs and mid~western fairs-

THIS GREAT MILOS-Two super-sensational stars on I25 foot rigging performing aerial note that will thrill you through sud through.

SENSATIONAI. WALDOS-Ileeent ltil’! from Ringling Cir- eus.

TI-IE CRESSONIANS-A teeterbosrd sensation.

TIIE CASTLEREAGIIS-A comedy that is barrels oi iun_

T!!! COPELAND! FRDM HOLLYWOOD-Artists ou roller skates, Beauty and skill combined

RALPH AND MAIDA-Superb dancing team, PAT RAFFERTY—Famous Dumbells star. JOE MURPHY-Comedy srtist.

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PATRICIA BAILEY-A lovely singer oi international fame.

TIIE AMERICAN SWING I-‘OLLIES REVUE-One o! the beet of all Revues with pretty girls, lovely costumes, colorful scenery- Rhythm, beauty and music in four pageants.

ROYAL ORCIIESTRAL BAND 0F NINi PIECE! -—Will furnish music for aitemoon and evening.

EVENING SHOW —IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND- (Show starts at 8.15 P. M.)

The Evening Show will commence with an event programmed by the Charlottetown Riding Club in the Horse Show Arena, foi- lowed by the complete line of Vaudeville including three or more numbers oi the American Swing Follies Revue. There will be no wnits —Vaudeville snd IIorse Show going on at the same time so that spectators can watch either ones as they desire, The Arms will be as bright as day with 22,000 candle power lights and the large vaudeville stage with now spotlights will be a thing of beauty.

Patricia Bailey, beautiful and talented singer will sing one or more numbers.

Pat Rafferty, alone and teaming up with Joe Murphy, will be heard in comic songs and humorous reparatee-See also Ralph and Maids, superb dancing team, and many other interesting features. Don't miss the Evening Shows -—They will be concluded with s short but spectacular series of Fireworks.

-—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12th—

—MORNING- Judging of Live Stock and Poultry in Show rings, commencing st 9 o'clock, s. m. -AFTERNOON-

IIORSE RACING AND VAUDEVILLE IN FRONT FRONT OF GRAND STAND- (Races start at 2 P. M. sharp)

1.22 Pace, 2nd Division. 2.17 Trot or Free For All Trot, 2.16 Trot and Pace_

Vaudeville sets will be ' ‘ rspcrsed between hests of the llsr- aess Ewing, with singing by Pstricls Bsiiey. Pat Rsfferty and Joe urp y. --EVENING SHOW- —IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND- (Show starts at 8.15 P. M.)

Iuli Evening Progrsm with I sets of Vaudeville-Horse Show»- Singing by Patricia Bailey, Pat Rafferty and Joe Murphy—Rslph

and Maids, .. “, clever ’ ' g ' "‘ ' v with s, brilliant display of Fireworks. —THURSDAY, AUGUST 13th -MORNING-

Judging oi Live Stock and Poultry in Show rings, commencing

st D o'clock, s. m. . —AFTERNO0N-

—HORSE RACING AND VAUDEVILLE IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND-

(Raeee start st 2 P. M. sharp)

I yr. old Futurity. 2.19 Trot and Pace. Free For All Trot and Pace.

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ROUNDS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION FOR OUR BIG PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK CING, VAUDEVILLE AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT FOR OUR MANY VISITORS.

COME TO OLD HOME WEEK AND PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK FAIR. NE OF THE GREATEST OUTDOOR SHOWS IN MARITIME ANNALS. -

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-(FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th- —AFTERNOON— -HORSI RACING AND VAUDEVILLI IN FRONT 0F GRAND STAND- (Races start at 2 P. M. sharp.

. Pace Vaudeville sets will be interspersed between hosts sf the III- ncn Racing, with singing by Pstrieis Bailey, Pet Rafferty ill

Joe Mushy. -EVENING SHOW— —IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND—

(Show starts at 8.15 P. M.)

sull evening program with l sets oi Vaudeville -Intermiseio= st 0.00 o'clock for presentation or prises ts uwulﬂ. 41'1"" '“_ grooms. A gorgeous show by the American swing Follies. w" eluding the evening's entertainment-one of the best of the four— with s super-spectacle Fireworks display.

All announcements will be made by the Godfrey Sound System, conveying music and song in the truest possible manner. Music will be furnished for the Vaudeville acts by the Royal Orchestral Band, each Singing by Patricia Bailey,

one a finished musician. from the old Dunbells, Joe Murphy, radio star.

Pat Rafferty

l2 Classes HORSE RACES

Ilie list of horses above does not comprise all of those entered. Largest number 0f horses in many years.

speediest horses.

LEADING DRIVERS WILL INCLUDE

WILLARD KELLY BILLY HOOD

JOE O'BRIEN TYNDALL SEMYLI JOHNNY CONROY WELL McNEILL

II. M. SWEENEY JIMMIE POWER JACK McMILLAN ELMER CAMPBELL EARLE SEMPLE MYRON McARTIIUII IIARLEY HARRISON MIKE JABBLEE

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ROY BARNI-IT ALLISON LANGILLB THOMAS ETTER AND OTHERS

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The cream of Maritime horses will showltheir mettle here. Don’t mlssa Be in! your seat on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons and experience the thrill Jf the year.

Past the quarter and round the turn The "ti"!!! Plwers come,

Iiheir hoofbeats echoin, on the air Luke the roll of a muffled drum.

Grim and determined are the men

~48 SPfIInx-Iike they sit and ride, Awaltlliﬂ the finish they know full well

LYNCIFS 1942 IMPROVED MIDWAY will be seen in action every afternoon and evening. Included in his thrills will be twin grant Ferris Wheels, with new lighting effects on both wheels. In addition there Will be the Merry-Go-Round, Charplane, Whip, Kidd Ride, Loop-the-Loou. Octopus Ride, the very latest in amusement devices. Other specialties will be the Monkey Circus and the Pony Rides. Don’t fail to take in the Mid-

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Lunches served cafeteria style in restaurant under Main Grand Stand. Reasonable prices. ADMISSION FREE TO MAIN GROUNDS, MIDWAY AND LIVE

Grand Stand: 75 cemts afternoons for Horse Races and Vaudeville (Tax extra). Children 50 cents (Tax extra).

Evening Shows: In front of Grand Stand, 35 cents (Tax extra).

Children 25 cents (Tax extra).

STOCK EXHIBITION

Season Tickets at all drug stores: $2.50 (Tax extra)‘.

way, it will delight you. In the evenings it will be s beautiful sight with over 800 extra colored lights and music from two organs. shows will make theinappesrance here, fronted with new banners‘, new: canvas and the latest ill sound speakers. Positively the greatest l no 0 attractions that has ever been exhibited at a Midway 1n the MZIYIIIIIICS.‘ A special trip of the S. S. Prince Edward and special train with 18 cars; are required to bring Lynch's Shows here.

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- FIREWORKS -l

Our Fireworks will be the finale to our evenings entertainment. No bombs or Bil Berthss to disturb your neverves, instead we have concentrated on four super-spectacle. Fireworks displays consisting of the Double Mammoth Cyconie Wheel, that. commences with s lively display of darting golden spangles and suddenly transforms into a cyclone of flyini! sliver.

Triple columns of National Colors-Three gigsntie batteries of Roman Candles.

Fountain Number -Tl\is consists of six Foun- tsins that produce lovely sprays oi golden spangles over l5 feet in height.

Niagara Falls -Wlth sparks, spangles and corruscations will be the final and it will light up the surroundings like a veritable fairyland-

And the night shall be filled with gladness And the cares that infest the day

Will fold their tents like the Arabs

And silently steal sway.

LT.-COL. D. A. MacKINNON, D. S. 0., President,

J. W. BOULTER, Secretary.