The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-09
RINGLING's CIRCUS.
Something Of It's Great Free stree
Parade.

Something Of Its Great Free street
Parade.
A gorgeous street pageant will intro
duce Ringing Brothers Circus day in
Montgomery. Wednesday. November 20.
The parade will leave the show
grounds at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The Ringing Brothers street display IL
said to be the most magnificent. sensa-
tionaily varied, and longest ever or.
ganized. This broad and emphatic
statement will not be questioned by
any person In this community. The
usual circus parade of conventional
features. weather. stained charlots,
bedraggled dens, unkempt costumes.
properties and horses. are said to be
refreshingly absent in the tremendous
of the Ringing Brothers.
Tableau floats. gilded lairs, illuminated
cars, fairy carts. bland chariots. fash
ionable vehicles, ancient coaches of
state and wagons of utility and orna-
mehtation, are uniformly elegant and
tasteful in design and coloring In the
Ringing Brothers display. and taken
together are more than twice the num-
Der ever seen with any other show.
As a matter of fact the exhibitions
OF this world-famous show are the
guide and inspiration Of all other cir
cuses OF integrity and ambition. Moth
ing in the created or creative world
Is too costly for this wonderful enter
prise, which has agents securing the
world for amusement novelty and SEN
sation; nor is there any other circus
in existence with the resources of the
Ringing Brothers to carry into effect
such a comprehensive policy. There
fore. IL Is that the morning OF Ringing
Brothers show day there 10 such
pouring out OF interested people no
other amusement enterprise has ever
been able to cause. Here one sees the
proud stepping horse OF aristocratic
lineage, mounted by a master of the
riding art. and costumed with the
splendor of kings. Queenly looking
equestriennes direct their sensitive
steeds with delightful grace. Chill
dren's senses are famed into Joyous
exclamations by fairyland ideals, SYM
boIised upon radiant carts. and drawn
by pert ponies, beribboned and dancing.
Naturalist, student and layfnan find In
the scores of open animal cages an OBJ
iect Illustration of rare wild life
nowhere else to be seen in round of
the globe.
Brothers menagerie In the street pa
rade IL q remarkable and gracious fea-
ture of their superior way OF doing
things.
erect upon white charger. and richly
uniformed, is worth going miles to
hear. and, for that matter, so are the
dozen or more other bands in the amaz-
ingly long procession.
All the $50 horses carried with the
show are used in the parade. One hun
dred and eight wagons. cages. dens,
tableau floats. picture carts and vehicles
of differing kinds are shown In the
~r,andid pageant. All the 1900 people
employed in the gigantic spectacle.
'The Field of the Cloth of Cold" are
participants in the gorgeous free exhi'
bition of circus wonders. Every man,
woman and child in this great COM
munity of Ringing Brothers shows 10
a helpful factor in this three-mile dis.
play of the leading features in the
greatest and grandest circus in the
world.
The shows will be here one day only,
wedn esday, November 20. and two per-
formances will be given, at . o'clock
In the afternoon and s o'clock in the
evening at Todd's lot, on Goode Street