The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-25
CIRCUS IN SIX CITIES
Ringing Brothers Aggregation
in Montana This Week,
WILL BE HERE TUESDAY
And in Butte Wednesday-Comes From
Missoula, Where 1t Will Show Mon
day-Its Success in Other Cities
and It's Features.

The coming week will be circus week in
Montana. To-day Ringing Brothers big
show will arrive in Missoula, and to-mor-
row two performances will be given in
that hustlng city Tuesday the show ex-
circus day in Butte. The rest of the week
will be diveded between Helena, Great
Falls and Havre.
The show is coming from the coast,
where its success has surpassed anything
known in recent years. The newspapers
of Portland, Seattle and other representa-
tive cities declare that the exhibitions
surpassed anything ever seen in that part
of the United States. The show not only
comes with this important Endorsement
but also with the commentator of the
press of Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City,
Denver and other cities. in all of which
the show has recently exhibited to enor-
nous business.
Circus day in each of the Montana cities
will be preceded by new and elaborate
street parade. The display is said to be
exceptionally novel this season. while its
brilliancy of costuming is described as
Kaleidoscope in its rainbow coloring. The
line will leave the show grounds between
and 10 o'clock and the route will be the
usual one over the principal down. town
streets. The first performance in each of
the several cities will be given at p. M
anG the final one at o'clock except at
Havre, where only one show will be pre-
| scented. The performance will open with
the new military spectacle, in which the
crack military organizations of the world
will be represented in connection with the
loyal soldiers and sailors of free Amer
lea. The arenic performance that follows
will introduce an unusually large COM
pany of aerialsts, acrobats, riders and
.;,,1; r..1
famous are the Fisher family of mid-air
vaulters; Alvo, Boise and Pickard per-
formers on the aerial bars: Nettie Carroll,
an expert on the swinging trapeze; Mons.
LeFleur, the lofty Somersault diver; Mil
lie Turnour. air equlibrist: the De Onz
brothers, who introduce a novelty with
ordinary barrels: DaComa family of aero
bats, seven ladies and gentlemen. who
perform astonishing feats while attired
in evening costume; the AdairS gymnasts
and equilibrists; the Imperial Yeddo Jap
anese troupe; long list of riders, includ-
ing Albert Crandall, who performs a bur-
lesque act upon the back of mule; the
Rooney trio, William DeNan, Edward
Ship, Cecile Lowande, Julia Lowande,
Elena Ryland, Olga Reed and dozen 9TH
e. clever riders: Nine Castillo. famous
European menage rider, and many more,
| all leaders in their particular line of en-
| deavor.
III the trained animal section of the
show O'Brien's 61-horse ace, the elephant
brass band and Lockhart's elephant come
dams will demand particular attention. A
| new hippodrome, with an unusually large
| number of sensational races, will close
| the performance. + X, sFs.
| The menagerie has been considerably
| enlarged since the former visit of the
| show to Montana, and this should prove a
| strong attraction for lovers of natural
| history
In each of the towns a DOWN town ticket
| Office will be established on show day,
| where those who wish to avoid the crowds
| at the ticket wagon can secure tickets and
| reserved seats without any advance in
| price.