Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-17
WORLDS FAMOUS AcRoeArs.
Aerielists and Eqeustrians to be Seen
in RingIing Brothers Wonderful
Circus.

10 Ringing Brothers have gathered to
s gether the flower of the acrobatic
( aerial and equestrian world-375 men
4 Of Drawn and muscle and agility. who
n are seen in wonderful physical cul.
n ture conceptions and women of beauty
!. grace and skill in acts of daring that
n seem beyond the possible. Their ex-
nibitions of strength and dexterlty on
the numerous stages, in the rings up
J. on the backs of mettlesome horses,
and far up in the aerial enclave midst
a network of trapeze and horizontal
bars, justly brings them the title of
the physical marvels of two hemis-
pheres" Always alert to secure the
newest and greatest, the Ringing
Brothers, whose immense circus will
exhibit in Salem, Wednesday. August
81, present this year thrilling Euro
pean acrobatic novelty in the famous
six Glinserrettis now appearing for
the first time in America. Their mar.
velous exploits were the sensation of
European capitals and are thrilling
Ringing Brothers patrons daily.
Their acts are distinctly unique and
original and make them pre-eminent |
even In the greatest collection of aero |
batic celebrities ever appearing TO-
gether in a circus performance. The
Dollard troups, from Germany; the
Tasmanias from Australia; the six
Colini-Clarions, from France. make
their first appearance in this country
with Ringing Brothers, and are in.
comparable gymnasts with new special
ties. The Dacoma family. the Rio
Brothers, the Forums Brothers, Gen.
ero and Theol, the DeVenes, the Fly.
ing Fishers, the Jackson family and
the Kaufman family are in this mex.
celled classification of the worlds }
greatest performers. The artistic and I
the beautiful are predominant in the .
many new equestrian acts presented 0
thls season. While bareback riding O
mas been so important a part in the D
past that 1t at once suggests a glow. q
ing picture of the ever nerve-ouicken. y
Ing sawdust arena and its enchant. @
ments, so many Innovations have been II
ntroduced-,so much that Is unusual Ct
las been provlded-that equestrian. u
sem comes before us in a different c'
orm. Never before have Ringing u
presented so many famous CT
male and female riders. and they have SO
.lways been above comparison in this Iu
tilring feature. The four Eldreds ami re
ne four Bedinis. the greatest mas. Al
ers of the equestrian art in the world
nd the highest salaried artists in the
lrcus profession, make their first
american appearance with the Ring. ~
ng Brothers. The riding feats of "a
he@e European idols battle descrin. ~
ION IN their hazardous daring and ~
Iaceful accomplishment. and every 49,
'ature Is original with them. Among VI
ne other great riders are Orrin Day. .
hport, the Hobsons, Rhoda ROYAL o''
ulu Davenport, Reno McCree. Nav NV
aVenporb. Madame Royal Frank an
hadle' John Agee and John Slater va
this remarkable company of fin.
ned artists are 60 acrobats. CD aer.
lists, 40 riders, equestrian ana men $50,
&C. 80 vaulters and leapers. 40 clowns ~,
equilbrists and 80 ground tumblers TO-
nese famous men and women will oa,
'sluyely be seeh in this city on the Do, Do
" OF the exhibition, together with o.,
e sIittering street parade. three n
lies In length; the sublime spectacle o.o
Jerusalem and the Crusades AN, 90 ."
wonderful menagerie, with its ~
81 OF new and novel features. includ. -.
the only baby elephant successful.
born and reared in America pair
mll grown girafes, the last of their Y
re- and the only rhinoceros in can. cell
.ity %" -