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5 revisions | Angelique Fuentes at Jul 06, 2020 10:58 AM | |
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338ALL WILL DANCE Then Major "Mose" Will Proudly Pose as the [Benu?] for Miss Nabila, and Jitjat the Indian King Will Waltz with Amarilla- Major Burke and a Dark Eyed Turk Will Give the Hula Hula, and Buffalo Bill Will Take a Quadrille with a Maid from Honolulu. There are many things of more than ordinary interest connecte with the grand international ball to be given this evening under the auspices of the Midway plaisance concessionnaires' club and chief among them is the fact that such a gathering of representatives of the nations of the globe has never been seen in any one place. Not alone is it proposed to bring together on this occasion natives of forty-five countries and colonies, but the popular dances of the different nations will be shown, each being accompanied with the music of that nation. In the "shows" on the plaisance dancing is the commonest feature, and, in fact, one of the most attractive. Thousands have visited these places and have gone away pleased. The fame of the Midway has spread to all parts of the earth and long after the exposition is a thing of the past the Midway performances will be remembered. Tonight it is proposed to bring together in Natatorium hall all these people in an event | 338ALL WILL DANCE Then Major "Mose" Will Proudly Pose as the [Benu?] for Miss Nabila, and Jitjat the Indian King Will Waltz with Amarilla- Major Burke and a Dark Eyed Turk Will Give the Hula Hula, and Buffalo Bill Will Take a Quadrille with a Maid from Honolulu. There are many things of more than ordinary interest connecte with the grand international ball to be given this evening under the auspices of the Midway plaisance concessionnaires' club and chief among them is the fact that such a gathering of representatives of the nations of the globe has never been seen in any one place. Not alone is it proposed to bring together on this occasion natives of forty-five countries and colonies, but the popular dances of the different nations will be shown, each being accompanied with the music of that nation. In the "shows" on the plaisance dancing is the commonest feature, and, in fact, one of the most attractive. Thousands have visited these places and have gone away pleased. The fame of the Midway has spread to all parts of the earth and long after the exposition is a thing of the past the Midway performances will be remembered. Tonight it is proposed to bring together in Natatorium hall all these people in an event |