Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-26

RINoliNc DAY TOMORROW.
Extraordinary Interest In the Comm!
OF the Worlds Greatest Shows.

OF tnc WOFlu y STcdttSt onOWb.
Tomorrow. Friday, September 81.
Is Ringing day. and the coming OF the
worlds greatest shows is the univer-
sal topic Of conversation. No circus
that ever exhibited here ever sue.
ceeded in arouslng public expectation
to such a degree. and a great perform.
ance is looked forward to with a con.
idence born Of past experience with
this superb arenic institution. The
parade that inaugurates circus day
would be sufficient to stamp the show
as the monarch OF all tent amuse.
ments. Nothing to equal IL. II is de-
clared. has ever been such in this
country. This %stupendous display en-
| cages the services of over n thousand
men, women and children. and fully
five hundred thoroughbred horses.
There are over n hundred magnif-
Gently carved and gold Illuminated
cages, dens and tableau floats. Each
OF the thirty great sections In which
the parade Is divided would be a Law.
ish display for any other circus. The
grounds at 10 o'clock. and the route
viii be the usual one over the prin.
cipal downtown streets. DO not miss
Il. IL will be the spectacle OF a life.
time. The parade Is a fitting intro
duction to the great show that fol.
lows. There will be two complete
performances. The initial one will
take place at 2 o'clock and the final
one at 8 p. m. The doors, however.
will be open one hour prior to Tho
beginning of the exhibition, and the
menagerie will be open for inspection
hnth hAfAra nnI aftng thA M
There are three rings, double stage,
great aerial spaces and n quarte,-
mile h%ippodrome track, and these are
utilized by sixty aeriallsts. sixty ac.
robats, thirty riders. forty merry
clowns and n vast company OF ether
clever performers. to present the
most original and unique arenic enter
tainment ever given under canvas or
anywhere else. Every department OF
aronic endeavor IL represented by the
worlds greatest artists. Where 9TH
er shows have two or three riders,
this great show has a score and a
half. When other shows are content
with one acrobatic team. Ringing
brothers fill the entire hippodrome
with famous acrobats. Among the
notable headlines are Miss Amelia
Feeley. declared to be the greatest
lady rider the world has ever pro.
duced; the marvellous Garcincttl
troupe of nine acrobats, direct from
Italy; the three Marvelles, grotesque
acrobats and barrel vaulters; the Hot.
loway trio OF high wire ~acrobats; the
ia Coma family of aeriallsts and ac.
robats, whose performances In even.
ing costume have been the sensation
OF the past season. the flying Fishers;
Nile. Turnour, the embodiment Of
grace and dexterity on the elevated
trapeze; the Feeley family OF aereal
lists, an entire troupe OF japanese
mid-air equllibrists and high-wire If
cyclists; John Rooney. the worlds
champion principal rider: Nine. No
BILE. the greatest of all menage riders,
on his superb thoroughbred Jupiter;
and scores of other equally famous
The trained animal features are un
usually attractive. Ringing brothers
new trained elephant sensation, in
which twenty OF these curious brutas
perform together at one time. in one
ring; the Lockhart comedy elephants;
O'Brien's sixty-one horse act, and
many other trained animal features
give impressive novelty to this part
OF the program. A ~resplendent intro
ductory spectacle and a magnificent
revival of the sports and racing glor.
les OF old Rome are incidents OF the
great show. which surpasses in splen-
dor and magnitude anything eve he.
fore attempted by American circus
managers. Reserved numbered seats
and admissions show day at o. A.
Matson 4 Co.'S book store, at exactly
the same price AS charged at regular
ticket wagons on the show grounds.