Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-05-22
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THE Big TENT
WAS JAMMED

THE Great Wallace Show own
ed Danville Tuesday -Danville and
many miles of farming community ad-
jacent thereto. As an attraction it
must be admitted the show stands pre-
eminent it has been years since any
similar aggregation commanded such
throng of people
BY eleven O'Clock when the parade
started nearly half the town S popula-
tion, augmented by hundreds Of people
from the country had gravitated to
Mill street and adjacent thoroughfares
lining tho sidewalks and at many
places crowding into the streets
The parade was a stupendous affair,
complete, varied and up-to-date in all
of its features Such am array OF fine
well-bred horses was never seen ON
our streets before The costumes were
new, and the ponderous conveyaucos
all clean and brilliant with paint
Ii was good advortisement AS
soon as the parade was over the crowd
dispersed. only To rccouvene am, hour
iaterat dc Slow grounds On the Mag.
ill farm JUS. east of tHn borough
limits For u.arly an hour constant
.str6am of humanity poured op from
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start lp Tuesday uo-ning. owluS O.
,raAll uGul,ser "a hands who nspovt.d
Tor duty. Tire largest number F0yteyriuE
t. a.. "a Tor the cirrus. The ReSd-
las Irga Works and Garry : NaHugu
wgre 1hle % wurk. Althoagh much
haadlca7I-v3 BY uea OF duty
4 S-,ul-5 & - the s,ueral verdict
g tho~a attending that Nallsce
teat,3 s--o Eation Yesterday ws> oue
Ct the t-->t shows that vyyr visited
uxnvlI1a
Tarra vAS nothing lacking At
rr4rtlvel->>. -0rc-ou>rls~> and novelty
uyl-le-1. Frum tiae grand entire 10 Ga"
LITgae3-Uula RAGS tLe imm,u>e audi
-1o- va kar- ul rllr riTtse of delight
azl enthusiasm
Tie zle-A-.sr5e sy4S a comTr.. .ilsu~Ivs
te4rure iu irslf. while ths ponies and
tf- ho--~ vvere magnificent specimens
q a.. equine rzo- and wer. objects
g special admir4riou-
STaoe viii not permit a description
q All tlle interesting featur-s crowded
into rle lengthy program There were,
however. several numbers thar II
vVoald f-- unjust 20 pass over without
mention Prominent among these was
tll- D-lla-neads statuary act. huge
revolving pedestal Of history and art,
Ire=eutinr eight female figures. posing
a. living fac-similies Of marble groups
and famous pictures The effect was
ar once impressive and artistic The
vyhirlwiud dancing of the -Four Collins
VA one u the novelties q the pro-
gram and was loudly applauded This
D. something especially new, imported
frorn the Grand opera Ar Vienna
The Silv-rton Trio. wire artists, in
trodue-d some new feats, which won
much aVplause. The DaComas, styled
THE hall room arr0hat., in full even
Ing drsss gave an interesting perform
Ance Their gvrati0ns Were too rapid
for THE eve 10 follow and a. "a novelty
rh- at ranked high Tho Cycle Whirl
hy tHe FIVE La Nout- j. another alb
~alutelv uew feature which caused
much wonder
The clowns. twenty IN number, were
Just a. funny as they could be, and
specially IN tie estimation of the
small boy. played a tremendous part.
Next 20 the clowns cam. the comical
Dutch Hurdle acts bv Lowand. and
Henchey mounted on mules THE
comedy skating act by Six Funny
Pools also contributed much % the
afternoon mirth.
4 large audience also greeted the
evening p-rfurmaurs