The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-18

Palms Magnificent Spectacular, ~.
rOtechnic Production mt OrtOn-
willie. June 1I

An unusual opportunity is afforded
Pain IN his latest spectacle. "The Battle
OF Manila which will be reproduced at
the above place aid date, for sensational
and thrilling effects, and perhaps no
other entertainment that he las ever
gwen will command SO great an amount
of public attention as will this reproduc-
ton OF this most famous naval battle
since the days Of Trafalgar. 1t is, there
fore. not a matter OF surprise when 1t is
stated in advance that he has expended
upon this production more care and
money than he has upon any previous
one with which his name has ever been
connected. The stage upon which this
spectacle will be presented will cover
over three hundred feet. and. with the
advantage of the open air and the use OF
explosives. with which he is so famously
familiar. a pretty accurate idea Ct naval
warfare as it actually exists should b
given.
The action takes place before the
Fort OF CavGte, with the arsenal seen IN
the distance and the Bay OF Mania IN
the foreground. Each ship Of the Span
i-h navy is seen with historical fidelity.
The battleships OF both nations are seen
in full action. with the maneuvers of the
fleet as they then took place faithfully
produced. The battle. which has been
arranged with historic fidelity. will be
sensational! in the extreme and no NOR.
accurate idea OF the matter Of action Of
our heroes will perhaps ever be seer
than has been devised for this fray.
\ fitting e~pilouge OF the spectacle will
be the likeness OF our Dewey. the hero
Of Manila. in tire. bearing the legend.
We Have remembered the Name" \
startling exhibit of some novel and In
genious pyrotechnical phenomena will
also be seen during the evening. making
perhaps the most elaborate display alto.
gether that Pain has ever exhibited in
this city. Among the fifty numbers and
set pieces composing the full programme
are the following, VIZ:
No. lo.-Device. "Remember III.
Name Producing in floating aeria.
lights the naval signal. .'Remember the
Maine"
No. 36.-Deyice. one Of Pains eel.
brated tire portraits Of the Hero Of Ma
Mia. Admiral George Dewey.
No. 1.-THE Starry Flag.
No. i1.-Mother Of Thousands. Th,
l.9S Bomb.
No. is.-Special War Device, repro
dnclng On outlines Of fire Dewe,'s ce!e
bIated victory, the Battle Of Manila
showing the destruction Of Spanish VIA.
vessels, bombardment Of forts. etc. will
~terrIflc explosions, covering An area o
some 800 feet, wildly depicting til,
greatest victory on record.
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