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’ ouiniormowii‘ ,’ AUGUST ‘4th. T0 ]3th.

The Big Week is now Here.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th (MORNING) Judging of Exhibits. (A.F'I‘ERNO0N 2.00 0'CLOCK SHARP) Harness Horse Racing in Front of Grand Stand.

FOUR YEAR. OLD FUTURITY with Bessie Soon, Ethel Bellini, Joe Volo, Miekey Volo, Royal Jim. Seotty Watson.

2.16 'l‘llJ0’I‘ AND PACE, with Aaron L. 2.10%, Billy Bondeer 2.09, Calumet Coburn 2.10, Calumet Duds 2.10, Direct L. 2.0934, Dude Potempkin 2.07%, John Dean 2.08‘/i, Junior Bars 2.10, Mclilwyn the Great 2.09%, Peter Reaper 2.07%. Sully 2.10, Volo Ray 2.05, and others.

2.1‘! TEOT, with Harvest Melody 2.10%, Ilsl Britten 2.13, Mr. Squires 2.18, Scotch Mist 2.11, Protestor 2.14 and others.

14 — VAUDEVILLE ACTS — 14

Inierspersed between the heats of the rsees will be our Vaudeville program, the greatest ever tethered to- gether in the Ma.ritinies.. A gorgeous BA.-vue with beautiful glrls,—thrllling acts of haszard and skiII—perforn1lng ani- mals—blg time sensations from the World's Fair.

WINNIFRED COLLEANO, premier female exponent of

the flying heel and toe ca.tches—A Ringling-Barnum star V

-—One of the real great note.

' BILLY SIEGRIST TROUPE in their liunous flying trapeze program—Another Ringling-Barnum not-—See their sensational mid-air saincisaults-—'I‘bis act is really tops,

THE ROMANOFFS, thrilling acrobatic nnl teeterboard

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The Show is On. ._Are Over and we are Now Ready for Our Patrons.

___..THIS IS OUR PROGRAM:-

novelty from the stepper of Old Russia,-Ifreath-taking- sensational.

SNIDEIPS MARVEL BEARS. Animal sense and non- sense, in clever and unbelievable tricks that will amuse young and old.

BELMONT BROTHERS, Australian masters of spec- tuculur iuggllnx—I-‘irst appearance in Canada.

LOS GITANOS, Lofty pole (ymnasts—thrilling stais of the sawdust ring in a daring aerial display.

Fl!-‘I, Internationally known clown, a whole show in hlmself—The King of Laughs.

MERRILL BROTHERS AND SISTER. the world's Dre- mier equillbrlsts in their ninrvolous balancing stunts.

DON ni«:nNAimo. Undisputed King of the swinging wii-e—An importation iron: Old Spain.

AVALON TROUPE, four men and three girls in I double ti(ht.wire act from South Africa, with A world wide reputntlon—-one of the ‘ and flnshlest acts CV61’-

REVUE ROYALE. Ten young glamorous dancing girls in gorgeously costumed bullets und elaborate dance nine- hers.

ROSELEAN DAWN, beautiful Prlmu Donna. of the Revue—One of the world's sweetest singers.

PAT MacINTOSH. Master of Ceremonies, with song and merrimcnt accompaniment.

Ken Good's Musical Ambussariors, Orchestral Band from Toronto, with eight pieces, will furnish the music for afternoon and evening programs.

(EVENING 7.30 SHARP) “‘

done Show in front of Grand Stand. Fourteen acts

of Vaudeville. Singing by Roselesn Dswn and Pat Mam Inlosh.

(10.00 0’CLOCK)

Fireworks featuring Royal Salute, Exhibition Rockets, Bolnbshellsi Golden Ra-In. Bursting Comets, Golden Um- brella and dozens of other wonderful and beautiful pyro- technic effects.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th (MORNING)

Judging of Exhibits.

(AFTERNOON 2.00 0’CLO(7l() Harness Horse racing in front of Grand stand.

2.19—-’I'RO'I' AND PACE, with Amie Chan 2.1114, Bebe Mcﬁlwyn 2.1054. Don Finn 2.1094, Happy I... 2.0954, M..- tmdell 2.1], San Tan 2.13, Scotch Mist 2.11, Miss Jo Han over 2.10 and others.

FREE FOR. ALL TR/0'1‘ AND PACE, with Barney II:m- over 2.07, Dermot 2.04%. Jane Azoff 1.59%, slmcoe Harves- ter 2.04%, Tracey Hmover 2.03, Viking 2.08%. Waiter Brown 2.05%, Sirnal Senator 2.03% rend others,

2.22 PACE, Aiestra 2.16%, Bﬂlbo 2.15, Calumet E "‘ 2.14‘/-’_-. Hillside Jack 2.16%, Hi-Sax 2.14‘/i, Lucky 3, 2,1334, Maud Iienley Miss Victoria 2.14, Nita Volo 2.16%, Rosg- bud 219%. Sllud Braden 2.13%, The Baker 2.1834, Uscitu Brltton 2.15 3-4, Jollity, Nellie Grey 2.17, Major Bowes 2.17 and others.

Fourteen Vaudeville act: will be interspersed between

0HABI.0TTETOWN 4th.,1o. 18th.

The Months of Preparation

heats of the iiu-nun mine. with Ilnrlnr Ir’! no-ele-I

Dawn and Pat Meelntosh. , (iiviiiviiva no sun!)

Horse Show in arena in fruit of Grand stand. Four-

teen sets or Vaudeville. Grand Fireworks displsy. ,

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th. (Momma)

surging isxiiniiu.

(Ar-rmuoou son ounox)

Harness rlcinf in front of Grsnd stand.

Two men our mmmrr. with ads woi-urn Caota-in Abbe. one Abbe. Great won-um M 10"» Non Worth!-

vmo AND nor, with Aaron i..»2.1o%. Direct 1-- 2.09§df‘DudeyTPutoh 2.10, Josie the Great 2.06%. M0:-},Vg‘n the Great 2.0954. cuter 6"! 109% W“""“:J5“""" Fm; rem irsi 2.05%, Buck llenover 2.05%. line 3.04% and others.

mu: son Au. nor, with Dude rouuaivklu 2-0754- Harvest Melody 2.10%. Ileatherbell sosu. Jorhnmnnfgf 2,03%, Lusty Friaoo 8.07%, Millie Kalniuok~2.12. e Kinney 2.12%. Ell Brltton 3.13.

Fourteen acts of VWHQ-‘m be interspersed be‘ tween the heats of the 11600-

(EVENING 7.30 SHARP)

Presentation of prizes to owneﬂ. §‘|’lV¢" “W 5"°°m" Fourteen acts of Vaudeville with unrlnm A l°!'l°:::d"";"' by Revue Ilaoyale. Grand Fireworks displey. In W “V some new snil sensatlonsl pyroterhnlo noveltiem

All announcements will be made by the Godfrey Sound System, with new and superior microphones recently purchased.

Music will be furnished for the Vaudeville acts by Ken Good and his Musical Ambassadors Orchestral Band from Toronto, each one a finished musician. 1’ at M3C1I|t0Sh, Master of Cermonies for the entire performances afternoons and evenings.

..,..~ . LYNCH’S 1939 IMPROVED MIDWAY will be in action every afternoon and evening. Included in his thrillers are Twin Giant Ferris Wheels, similar to those used in Miami, with new lighting effects on both wheels. In addition there will be the Merry-Go-Round, Chair-plane, Whip, Kiddy-Ride, Loop-the'Loop, Octopus Ride, the Very latest In amusement devices. Don’t fail to take in the Midway. It will be a beautiful sight in the evenings with over 800 extra colored lights and music from two extra Organs. New side-Shows Will make their appearance here that were formerly with the circus. These shows are beautifully fronted with new banners, new canvas and the latest in sound speakers. Positively the greatest line of attractions that have ever been exhibited at at Midway in the Maritims. A special trip of the Char- lottetown and a special trip of train with 18 cars are required to bring Lynch’s Shows here.

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12 Classes HORSE RACES 12 Classes

The list of horses shown above does not comprise all of the 113 entered. Never before in the history of Maritime racing has any track received such a tremendous entry list. Here will be seen in action the fastest trotters and pacers in Canada,

FIREHAVVORKS

. Our Flreworksgptiogram is one that we feel has not been sufficiently brought before th: public. Iliselr evening, at the conclusion 0 Vaudeville and Horse Show, a smart. 8081;?’ set-off of gorgeous, glittering. brilliant fret- worlrs will be given with -set-p_i_‘ee_es_, rocketfs 0e greater else and brilliuney In. .eV¢!' h'i’E,3:n' Empire Rockets. D1880“ R0, 0'-5:’ E‘ 'Ex_ Rockets, Mammoth Floating Qhlizhilrbm hlbltion Boinbsliells of red, wing ‘and *

leading Driver: "3" Over 100 horses, making over 160 entries. All the . _ best in the Maritimes and some from Maine and Massa- lllllllllllng - cbu_setts will show their metal here. Don’t miss a day- ,,,,.,, Am... ,5, ,., ;,“;l‘:‘D“;'m'_L§l:;’:l:l?Ll . go lI;f}":0lll' seat on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fr1- . ,§f0*‘,‘;‘,‘,’,}'f,§‘,”,-?.§*, gram" 3' ernoons and experience the thrill of the year. BMEY f,-A,340m, ,0, am OUMMINGS , .— ~ is-ii"w'E3'n'i'i‘é“£§§‘§E“ “M” ’.",'.‘:,‘,’,’,;:,.'f,"‘,:,',‘:,’,:::',;;’"""""e ‘"'" D ‘ ll.‘.'i$.'iL"s'3‘.§i’l”.l'..”.?.i.?‘y. "“"'”,m"°°" Their hoofbeate echoing} on the air . ' .. ""55 i'i'i‘§‘?..'oi"‘ "M A :51: 51-15332“. Like the roll of o muffled drum; T K Grins and determined are the men As‘ Splulnx-like they sit and ride_ _ 0 DIRECT L. 2.09- Awaiting the finish they know full well “ _ _ §f&”y"§_}.-E°"’”" "" Will be lost or worn by a stride. "' ‘ »

Some of the Horses

Golden Poppy Bombshell Silver’-V,_(.‘iIr.VB9»"“‘°' mum, the Mahar ‘ah’: «well. .°F'““"‘ nd Gold, Umbrella. eel, the Jewelled Paltlzlclfnic many other beautiful exsinpieI;o£ P71""“ be I 9.11,. Don’t miss the fir-eworIra.~t.heY W enter fitting ellinux to a wonderful eveninﬁmsday cum _ tainment on Tuesday. W°§|'.l:::‘$"M1v'“l he °",°5?;§‘°5%n°'I§N 2.'.'.‘.‘.i‘i'§".'.‘.§.’.;i. "ll-i'i:rl"wi'ii if-‘iii. favorite! l7l3.Y°‘'' ;' Ill en —- . -' ' - ’ ‘ ‘

HAPPY L. 2.09% and demons of others.

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V 3 Moss: DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS or INCOMPARABLE ENTERTAINMENT. DON’T MISS ONE or THEM. BUY A SEASONTICKET FOR 1 $3100. (TRAN AB)LE)_wH,ICii~ ADMITS TO EVERY snow. ADMISSION TO MAIN GATE 25c. GRAND STAND 75¢ sss THE WHOLE snow ON‘ RACE -‘DAYS FOR 51-00- ’ ,NiGii}r'siipw,. ADMISSION 15¢... CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE WITH PARENTS suns EVENINGS AT. MAIN GATE, ADMISSION EVENINGB . fro G 1: A N D

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