The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-11
CIRCUS DAY TOMORROW.
Only a Little While TO Wait for Ringing
Bros Big show.


Only Little While to Walt for Ringing
Bros Big show.
Never il the history Of amusements
in this city has the coming of circus
aroused so much preliminary enthu-
sissm as has been created by the an
nonncement that Ringing Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows would exhibit
In Guthrie tomorrow, Thur. day. Octo-
Der l2. The wonderful reputation
achieved by this famous shows repu-
tation that has been earned by legiti-
mate methods and by virtue of the
superiority of this grand exhibition
over all others-has aroused a pro-
found interest, and circus day promis :
to be long remembered event in THE
vicinity. The progress OF the show
through the country is continuous
ovation; 1t is universally praised by
the press the masses turn out for it
as they do no other exhibition, and
north. east, south and west the name
OF Ringing Bros populas big circus
has taken first place in the minds and
hearts of all wh) love aud enjoy this
peculiarly Anne -ican form of amuse-
ment. Circus day will b gin with th
most elaborate free streeG parade ever
seen in this city. Ringing Bros have
worli wide celebrity for heir re-
markable open air displays, and this
year they have SURPASSED all previous
efforts in the line OF pictures que pro
cessions. The parade is an immense
affair. 1t 10 divided into thirty huge
sections, each illustrating some ma
| tional ctaracteristic either in this or
| other countries, or some noted historic
event, such as the British invasion
OF the PunJaub, the siege Of Troy
and the triumphant battles OF the
Hispan D American war. The grea
powers OF Europe are represented by
deta chments OF their crack soldiery,
properly uniformed and accoutered; (;
the wonders OF the brute creation are
exhibited in scores of open dens and
beautifully carved Gag S; hundreds Of
gaily caparisoned horses prance aud
wave their noddinv plumts In the
morning breeze, and knight and her
aid, lancer and cuirasser, In glittering
helmet and sparkling corselet, lend a
kal kaleidoscoplcscoloring to the scene.
The opening pc formauce will be
given AT 2 o'clock and tue anal one at
s p. m. Both will be equally COM
plete. The performance opens with
the beautiful historic spectacle. "The
Last Days OF the Century" In which
the wonderful professional resources
OF the show are surprisingly display
ed. In the perfoi m ince that follows
are hundreds of new and startling
circus features never before exhibited
in this country. Among these are
O'Brien's famous sixty-one horse act,
In which over three score thorough
breds perform In one ring at one time
under the direction of single train~
er; the Loekhart comedy elephants
and .Souder's elephant band; a long
list of eele ebrated aerialists. scrobats,
and riders including the great menage
equestFienne, Nine Ada CASTILLO and
her peerless horse Jupiter, and Albert
Crandall and his wonderful ring mule
and more other meritorious new fea
lures, Arenic, zoolopic and hippodrom-
ic than any score OF other shows could
possibly present. Reserved numbered
seats and admissions show day with
out any advance in prices at Wallace's
corner drug store,