The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-05

The RinglingS' Circus Tomorrow
Tomorrow is circus day In fact. it is
more than that. 1t will be the introduce
ton to Savannah Of big combined cir
Gus, menagerie and hippodrome that has
actually created more talk and excite
ment in Georgia than the presidential
election. And everybody Is talking about
Ringing Bros. famous circus-that is, ev-
erybody who Is sufficiently wide-awake 70
talk about anything-and curiosity to see
this marvellously heralded big show will
give Savannah's streets a gala appearance
tomorrow. The coming of Ringing Bros.
worlds greatest shows has been so thor
oughly advertised by it's enterprising man.
ayers that any further comment would
seem Unnecessary. 1t may be- interesting
to know, however, that the five Ringing
brothers, whose remarkable success as
showmen has been the talk of America
during the past few years, and whose
personality has placed the show business
upon hitherto unknown plane, will be
with the show during its visit to this
city, and will personally look after the
comfort and pleasure of their patrons.
The enthusiasm aroused by the anticipa-
tons of circus day Is a striking indica-
ton of the popularity and fame of this
great show; and In view of the fact that
this wonderful geologic, ethnologic, arenic,
equine and hippodromic exhibition is the
largest tented amusement in the world
that it employs more people, runs more
trains, has more horses, elephants, camelS
and wild animals, and exhibits under the
largest tents ever constructed-thls feel
ing of enthusiastic expectation can be
readily understood. We suggest to rural
people the ACCESSIBILITY of getting to town
as early as possible, so as not to miss the
grand street procession. which moves
promptly at 10 o'clock, rain or shine. The
magnificent tableauX of Moscow's Krem-
lin Tower with its Ginning bells, the gol-
den steam calliope, the long caravan Of
glitterlng chariots and superbly carved
and gold-illuminated dens the rare and
curious wild beasts openly exhibited in
cages of scintillating splendor; the caval-
cades of knights and fair ladies' the only
giant giraffe in America, the largest hip
popotamus in captivity, and the three
herds of elephants are alone worth coming
miles to see; and. after all, they are
only preliminary to the most remarkable
exhibition of aerial hippodromatic and
arenic marvels that mans ingenuity has
ever brought together. The Nelson fam
lily of nine marvellous acrobats, the most
wonderful gymnastic performers in the
world, give an act which Is alone worth
the price of admission.
Ringing Bros. southern tour has been a
| series of ovations. In Memphis the great
tents were crowded and many were con-
tent to accept standing room rather than
miss the performance In Birmingham
Atlanta and other southern cities the
crowds have been enormous. What is,
| perhaps even more fiattering to the man.
| agement, the comments of press and pub
lie have been such as to leave no doubt
Of the remarkable character of this new
big show.
Those who wish to avoid the crowds at
the ticket wagon can secure reserve seats
and admissions all day tomorrow at Sol
onions e. Co.'S drug store, corner market
square, without any advance in prices.