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‘MONDAY

(Gates open n. 0.30 2.11s.)

Official Openlﬂl by Bl- llww l-l" "Wmm" Governor, in the Paton Pavilion, at 8.00 P. M.

Short addresses by Prender w. no m. Mo!“ ‘ism-d Kennedy, M. n. n, w. c. s. Mehure. u. P» w! 0W" i...“ u... Exhibit; and than; in the Midway will give ‘you a. good Eveuinjs now.‘ lllmﬂlt-

TUESDAY (Morning) Judging of Exhlbitl. (Afternoon l P. M.)

First Heat of 2.12 ‘I'll/OT AND PACE with Moi-nine Express 2.03%, Marjorie M. 2.01%, Ilestherbell 2.10. Betty s. 2.01 and 4 other entrieo.

2.15 TROT with Hollyrood us m. but! Frbw 2.0104, Calumet 1m 2.12, Miss MoTyre 2.1a and 4 other entries.

2.24 mot: with Bud Dope 2.1054, Augult Queen 2.1m. Real Great sum, Tod Brewer, I‘ g . Timon. Bob Oh Boy 2.16, Martlndell milks-ad 11 other entries.

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interspersed between the Heete of the Horse Itsces will be our Vaudeville PNIPIIII» featuring THE CLMSE SENSATION, one o! the rare Thrillers 0i the World, in their Death-Defying Peale. See Robert Clmse perform on his Motorcycle high in the Air, with his supporting ceet. The “ of the , Capitals and positively the ﬁnest 011N001’ not in the world to-day.

THE FOUR FANTENOG, two llilhi Ind 0W0 men, artists on the Flying Rings, Itlrrlng MK Mimi Panto. one of the world's greatest Indy athletAI and holder of the world's record of 125 kickovers while suspended by tile hand.

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The Show is On.

THIS IS OUR PROGRAM:

GEOItGETTIPS nonnrwoon oomqlllis- I m,“ the novel entertainment. Th9! will like H" of the fun part of our program. See their boxing mt 1n which they box with their feet instead o! their hands. Ffun galore with the Comlquel.

IYIDRNA HIGH POLE ARTIST. See this 701ml man who is rapidly making a name for himself as an serial artist, stand on his head on top of a Blender steel pole six inches in diameter and Wlillll hlm per- form other ma. while the role mu like I Md lll the wind.

CHARLIE CHAMBERLAIN THE SWGING LUM- BERJACK will entertain you with his wonderful voice. Hear him in his songs of the Cowboy and Lumberjack.

The above Vaudeville Program is the finest we hove ever given and we are conﬁdent it will planes you.

(rvsmuci 1.45 r. M.) Judging of Horse Show Closes with entries from Hallie: and Charlottetown Itldlng Clubs and others, in the new Horse Arena in front of the Grand Stand. interspersed between the Horse Show Events will be the Vaudeville as outlined above. ~

(9.45 P. M.)

Grand Musical Ride with i0 Oilloers and N. C. 038. P. E. I. Light Horse in Scarlet and Blue Uniforms. A topping sight! ‘

Spectators on the Main Grand Stand and East Bleacher will get an almost perfect view of the Arena. Ite ill ‘ “ increased this year to 22.000 candle power, will be well worth a visit to see.

(10.00 P. M.)

On or about 10 P. M. the FIREWORKS PROGRAM will be sct oil. We put on a good show last year, but this program is miles ahead of it. Positively tho ﬁnest display of night FIREWORKS ever shown in the Maritimee.

All Announcements will be made by H0lman’s Sound System,

which has been leased for the meeting. ‘ Canadian Legion Band of 24 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

WEDNESDAY (Morning)

Judging of Exhibits.

(AFTERNOON 1.50 P. M.) Harness Horse Racing in Front ol Grand Stand. ‘ 4 Classes oi High Class Horses,

z-vmn OLD TRUI‘ AND PACE with Ill Socks, Guy Ann, Jackie Volo, Miss Victoria, Bcymonette, Starrett Volo and three other entries. ‘

2.15 TILOT AND PACE with I'm Alone 2.10, Patrick Direct 2.07%. Piucky Scott 2.07%, King Spruce 3.10, Abner T. Clegg 2.04% and 2 other entries.

2.25 TROT with Alisct, Peter S. 2.16%, Illppy Boy 2.19%, Mac West, Alymer Worthy, Star Dillon, Peggy Longset and 4 other entries.

2.18 TROVI‘ AND PACE with Star G. 2.00, Winnie Winkle 2.1254, Trixie Volo 2.11%, Foxy Pete 2.18%, Joe the Great 2.13%. Signal Senator 0.18 and I other entries.

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will be interspersed between the Heats of the llorse Races. ' (EVENING: 7.45 P. M.)

Horse Show in front of Grand Stand. 7 Acts of Vaudeville in front of Grand Stand. Singing by Charlie Chamberlain. (9.45 P. M.) Musical Ride (10.00 P. M.)

FIREWORKS featuring Aerial Salute, The Ilollinger, The Golden Paragon, Prince of Wales Plumes, The 5'0"“ Kllll. Colon! 0f the Air, The Scarlet Tanger, '.l‘he Kaleidoscopic Wheel and other Spectacular pieces.

g The Months of Preparation d We are Now Ready for Our Patrons.

THURSDAY ' ‘ - mwnlnr) Omapletiun of Judlllll- - g (Ann-hon 1110 r. 1m

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2.111 nor Arm no: with Keystone. 2.1m. outer can 2.1014, Diamond so. 2.1m. May Tell 1.10, Fire- glow, 8.13%, Mnrilndcll 2.11%, Bob 0h Boy 3-10 If"! Il other entrlel.

FREE-FOR-AIL with Dermot mom/The Greet our 2.0114. comet Brownie 2.01%. Ms-riorie M. 1.01%. Toll Gate 2.00% and Sampson Ilal 3.02%.

u: nor with lush Hurvesier 11.01, Bonnie Cameron

3.13, Helen D. 8.1‘, Calumet Bee 1.12 Ind ‘I other

entries.

l-YIAlt-OLD TBOT AND PACE with Holy Britain, Bub Aubrey M836, Belfast, Dominion Belle, May Cope and 8 other entries.

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interspersed betweesrthe Haste 0C tllellorie Esees will be the Vsudevllle Ante and linghg.

(rvsmuo: 1.4a r. u.)

lIoneSbowinArenaiufroutofGrsudStund. lAoteofvsudevillellhetogeiurl-ont of Grand stood and Singing.

Grand Fireworks with Streamers, Comets, Bombshells, Store, Plumes, Fountain; sud mung other gorgeous _., thechnlc displays. '

FRIDAY

Morning, 0pm.

Afternon, Open.

Evening, 7.45 P. M.

Vaudeville and Fireworks Program with added fee- turns.

Preseetsiiou a Prise: to Owner; Driven and Grooms.

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tninment every afternoon and evening. It has all the latest adult riding dcv1ces,_such as the Lindy-Loop, the Merry-Go-Round, the Chair Plane, the Whip, the great big Ferris Wheel, the largest in Eastern Canada.

For the kiddies there is the klddy ride.

Under Bill Lynch’s management are “6 Shows” featuring the Hawaiian Dancers, The Monkey Speedway, with real live Monkeys, and

to listen to a Band of the calibre of the Canadian Legion. Lynch’s 1935 Improved Midway will provide this part of the enter

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the Circus Side Shows.

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. 0_ur Fireworks Program is one we are proud of. gorgeous, glittering show with Thunder Bombs, Dragon Rockets, Japanese Comet, The Yellow Sunset, Bengal-Lights, Triplet o! Electric Plumes and Silver Wheel. Golden Plumes. Aerwl Display. Triple Golden Shell. The Tropical Typhoon, The Castanet, The Golden Paragon, The Silvery Sunset, Triple Fountains of Silver, Spill. Comet, Columns of Empire, The Wluri and other displays that will transform the surroundings into a veritable Fairyland of color. Fireworks will conclude the evening performances in front of Grand Stand, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, _ ' '

The ﬁnest Horse Show over staged in the Maritimes in a Real Arena, 100 x 230 feet in Centre Field. Lit by 22,000 Candle Power, the grestestlliurninetiou east of Montreal.

11 cmssEs-HORSE RACES-"l 1 ‘Il-ASSES

$4,500-11 PURSES, ““".'.?§...?.;';°" PRIZES 0w PllEllllillilS

90 Horses entered making 120 entries. All the best in the Maritime! ﬁgfnﬁgngfﬁfﬁf- um‘ ‘and some of the fastest performers in Canada will show their speed and

new! s., 2.01. . mettle here.

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PM snows. 2.10. rumor nmsor, 3.0m. rwcnr soon", 2.011s. ABNEII. '1'. CLEGG, 2.0m. srsn o, 2.011

wnmm wmxtr, 2.12%. mrxns: VOLO, 2.11%. roxr rsrs. 2.11%.

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THE CIMSE SENSATION: Whose fascinating acts have been applaud- ed by hundreds of thousands

HORSES

DEIIMAT, 2.04%.

THE GREAT GUY, 2.02%. CALUMET BBOWNIE, Milli» MARJORIE M" 2.07%. TOL GATE, 2.00%. SAMPSON ITAL, 2.02%. ALAN IIAII-VESTER, 2.“. LUSTY FRISCO, 2.019‘, CALUMET BEE, 2.12. BONNIE CAMERON, $.11» HELEN D-, 2.14%.

THE FOUR FANTINOS:

including Miss Mimi Fsnto whose work on the Flying Rings and Gymnastic Fests have won the admiration of thousands.

GEORGETTY‘! ‘HOLLYWOOD COMIQUES :

One 0f the best Comedy Actfplaylng on this side of the Atlantic.

Don’t miss a day. Be luyour seat on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and experience the thrill of the year. CHARLIE CHAMBERLAIN, ‘fl-IE SINGING LUMBERIACK:

Bring me those moments free from can k ' x2; ‘nwulu 7" "ml M‘ ‘hﬂmu

Ami the patter of feet at the score; Bring nre one day of the old-tints Fair, I will never ask for snore.-

Bring me u tune from the old-time band, ' I. l " » 1' " ‘ BILL MIDWAY

A glimpse of the old-time course, Bring the applause of the crowded stand A: it cheers for the winning horn.

MUSIC, FUN '

a DAYS AND 4' Nrcmsorvmcomnnsn LE smnmmmnm. pom‘ puss our or rnem. our A smsou rrcxsr r011 m0 (rnmsrliusm) were: norm T0 nvrmr snow. ADMISSION mm or r11, 25c. 011mb sfrsnn, m. sen was wu 01.10 snow 0N RACE DAYS FOR $1.00, mam usmrm 12 wrra rmsms, nus. even Inc's mmssron T0 oruuvn sum), m. l l I " ‘ L '~ s t

LT. cot. n. A. 1>.s.o., President. J. W. ” .