The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-04

DAVE LOUGHLlN'S CIRCUS.
Company To Put . Show On the
Road.

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Road.
A Cortland, New York, correspond
ent of the Binghampton Press says
this OF circus enterprise in which
Mr.. d. c. LoughliE, formerly of Hen
derson, is interested:
With Il company of 60 people, a
half hundred horses and a score or
more OF wagons, the CASTILLO & Graves
circus will leave this city in the early
part OF May for its first season upon
the road. For several months past
the managers have been busily en-
gagged in getting together company
OF competent performers and in pur-
chasing the thousand and odd articles
that go to make up the road show
The circus will open at Homer on
Friday, May 5, playing at Cortland
the following day
The Castello-Graves show will
travel by wagon from place to place,
the jumps varying from Is to 20
miles, the towns varying in size from
place OF 2, 900 or more to city the
size of Utica. The route has been
practically completed, the show play
ing in the central. northern and east
ern parts of New York State and then
going to the New England States.
The company will have its own
band of 1Opieces in charge OF Martin
Singer of New York. No animals
with the exception OF the ponies and
dogs will be carried. The side show
will be in charge OF Jack Lee. a vet
eran Snowman.
Mr.. ard Mrs. CASTILLO and their
three SONS will each take part in the
performance. CASTILLO himself is
known from the Atlantic to the Pacif-
ic, being for several years associated
with the great Barnum and later be-
ing at the head of a small circus of
his own in Central America. Mrs.
Castillo has daring Jockey act that
has made Il reputation for her, while
the three sons are chips of the old
block in ring work.
Among the other members of the
circus will be Mr.. Bowen and his wife.
we'll known to Cortland residents as
among the best, Prof. Gagnier, heavy
juggler, Prof. Mitchell, head and hand
balancer, Prof. McConkey with his
troupe of trained horses and animals
A. c. Foster, a veteran at the bust
ness, who for the last three years has
been associated with Sautelle, will be
with the new company in assisting in
its management. An admission of
is and 25 cents will be charged.
The Kremlin Hotel. which has been
run by Mr. CASTILLO for the past year
has bee II leased to Bob" Pettigrew,
who assumed management of the
place April 1.
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