Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
- -
M0RLD's FAMOUS AIROBATS.
AerialIsts and Equestrlans to be seen In
Ringing BrostheTs Wonderful Circus,

Ringing Brothers have gathered to-
gether the flower Of the acrobatlc, aer-
ial and equestrian world-3l5 men OF
Drawn and muscle and agility who are
seen in wonderful physical culture con-
ceptions, and women OF beauty grace
and skill in acts OF daring that seem
beyond the possible. Their exhibitions
OF strength and deXterity on the nu-
merous stages, In the rings, upon the
backs Of mettlesome horses, and far
up In the aerial enclave midst net
work Of trapese and horizontal bars,
justly brings them the title Of the
physical maryels Of two hemlspheres
Always alert to secure the newest and
greatest, the Ringing Brothers, whose
immense circus will exhibit In salt Lake
City, Wednesday, Aug 8, present this
year thrilling European acrobatlc
novelty in the famous Dollard troupe,
now appearing for the first time In
America. Their marvellous exploits are
astonishing and dellghtlng Ringing
Brothers patrons daily. Their accom-
plshments and distinctly unique and
original work cause them to stand out
eminently In the uneXceled COM
pany which includes the eight st. l>e-
ons, direct from Australia, in ground
acrobats and graceful pastures, and
the ever popular Nelson Family Of
eleven, who. In the greatest degree,
demonstrate the possibilities Of physical
culture. Their act this season is new In
c0nceptiOn-one that wins salvos OF 0p.
plause wherever IT is seen. Three gen.
eratiOns are represented In this marvel
Gus family OF acrobats. The incompara-
BILE Brothers Rio, new TO America, are
another recently acquired interesting
feature. presenting the novel coneeit In
the gymuiC field. Genera and Theol, the
peers of all contOrtlonists, also COM
mand special attention, as DO the For
tune Brothers In a very amusing bar
act Among the thrilling aerial sensa q
lions displayed In this biggest Of all
shows. the five Flying Fishers are par
ticularly prominent They are past
masters In the art OF long distance
yaulting sOmersaulting and catching,
az DIZZY heights No less important is
the celebrated Potters, five In number,
In similar act, and the marvellous
upside-dOWn man. Frank smith,
whose skill In balancing head down
ward on the frall bar OF swinging
trapeze is one Of the most thrilling
numbers In the circus The artistic and
the beautiful are predominant IN the
many new equestrian acts presented
this season, While bareback riding
has been SO important a part In the
past that II at once suggests a glow
Ing picture OF the ever nerve-q quicken
Ing sawdust arena and i,s enchant-
ments So many innovations have been
Introduced-so much that Is unusual
has been provided-that equestrianism
e0mes before us In n different form, IN
the greatest company OF famous male
and female riders ever controlled by
the Ringing Brothers are the re-
nuWnod Wallets. now riding Tor the
FIRST time In America: the champion
trick aud somersault riders, Michael
and John Rooney: Miss Daisy St Leon
and Miss May Davenport, respectively
the premier artists IN their line from
Australia and England the famous
Hobsons. Reno McCree England
champion: Albert Crandall Frank
srhade and John Slater. In burlesque
mule equestrianism. together with the
following superb monage riders. Mad
anne ROYAL. Miss Ida Mlaco. Miss Leone
Bcll Miss Carrie Leon. John O'Brien'
Rhoda Royal Albert Thompson. John
Agce and Alfred Seamon. In this re-
markable company Of finished artists
are 6O acrobats. 50 aerialists, 40 riders,
equestrian and menage, 50 vaulters aud
lpnpers 30 clowns. 20 equilibrists. ana 81
ground tumblers These famous men
ana women win positively be seen in
this city on the day Of the exhibition,
together with the glttering street pa
lade three miles IN length. the sublime
spectacle Of Jerusalem and the Crusad-
cs. and the wonderful menagcrie, with
J lts host OF new and novel features, In
Guiding the only baby elephant sue
{ ccssfully horn and reared in America
a pair OF fun grown CRATES, the las'
/ OF their race, and the only rhinoceres
m captivity.