The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-03
AND NOW The CIRCUS.
only Little While to Wait for Ring.
ling Bros. Big Arenic show.

The rapid approach Of circus day
has aroused renewed interest in the
coming Of Ringling Brothers Worlds
Greatest Shows TO Guthrie, tomorrow,
Friday, Oct 4. Ringing Day. and
everything points to a record break
ing engageme . No one who thor
oughly enjoys a first class circus per,
formance can afford TO miss the show.
for sc Is not only the biggest com
bined circus, menagerie and hippod-
Iume in the world, but It Is also the
best exponent Of the high class, high
toned arenic entertainment ever or
eanlzed in America. Circus day Will
open with am entirely new and gorge
Gus free street parade. Ringling Bros
have always been noted for the mag
niacence Of their public displays, but
this yeare professional splendors
~ rf an previous efforts into com
rgrative insignlfcance The idea, in-
augurated by Ringling Brothers. Of di
viding the parade into sections. has
been adhered to, but the scheme has
been elaborated upon a most complete
and comprehensive scale There are
thirty sections or divisions. eaei, of
which. Is complete in Itself, and yet
so beautifully and cleverly blended
with the other sections as to form a
continuous two mile line of ever
changing color and brilliancy. In
stead of the cages and dens being
painted in one conventional way
each division has it's scheme Of color
and the effect is both novel and bril-
liantly dazzling. Ringing Brothers
street display Is not merely a parade
It is a free carnival, with the classic
pageantry Of ancient Rome, the pris-
matic coloring of a Venitian festival
and the merry masqueraderie Of a
Mardi Gras tremendously combined.
The parade takets place at 10 a. m.
The initial performance begins at 2
o'clock The doors viii be open an
hour earlier. and every opportunity
will be given visitors to examine the
magnificent collection OF rare wild
animals for which Ringing Bros.
great exhibition Is famous. For those
who enjoy high class music pro
aramme Of popular and classic num-
bers is presented by Ganweilers mil
itary band prior to the opening of the
show The performance is given in
three rings, on two stages, in mid AR
and upon an especially constructed
quarter mile hippodrome track, and
engages the services of 800 riders,
acrobats, gymnasts, aerialists and
other high salaried specialists. Among
the great arenic stars are Amelia
Feely the greatest lady rider the
world has produced; the Garcinetti
Troupe of acrobats, from Italy; the
Holloway Trio of high wire acrobats;
the French Family DaComa, acrobats
aud aerialists; the Flying Fishers,
the grotesque Marvelles Nine Noble,
the greatest of all menage riders; Al
bert Crandall, who presents a bur
lesque riding act upon the back of a
mule, and an army of others. Ringing
Brothers latest trained animal sensa-
tion, twenty elephants performing to-
gether at one time in one ring, under
the direction of one man; the Lock
hart comedy elephants and O'Brien's
famous sixy-one horSe act have Great
ed a sensation wherever they have
been seen. Reserved numbered
seats and admissions, show day at
Wallace's Corner Drug Store at exact
ly the same price as charged at the
regular ticket wagons on the show
grounds.
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