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In connection with the Trip to Siberia, the journey ends in a Russian Village
where are shown typical street scenes of that faraway country. Natives
in their picturesque costumes sell from bazaars their curious wooden and
lacquered wares, as well as laces never shown in this country. A Russian Theatre
with forty actors, men and women, will entertain with native songs and
dances, which are wonderfully lively and interesting. The famous ballalaika music
will be heard. The Imperial troupe, direct from Moscow, will appear for
the first time in this country. Tea will be served in typical Russian style
by natives, in specially constructed tea-houses, while in the restaurants all
the known delicacies of that country can be obtained.
Carson-Hudson & Co. are the architects.