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seen in the world. Mr.. Edward Temple,
who designed the figures Of the dances
and the marches, and who had the insanity
producing task Of teaching the stage people
how to 20 through them, stood back in the
wings and smiled genuine smiles LOT the
first time in six months and hushed with
pride a. the pauses at the END OF each ohAhe 81
In the enormous kaleidoscope brought
roars Of applause from the house.
Inc sony ana dance OF Bessie Mccoy and
Felix Haney. the terrestrial souhrette
aurora and grotesque King, BoTedhs, WITH
the electric light effects which went with II
was encored immoderately, as was the
song. The Animal King and SiOnor
Ihunderdrio's description Of the journey
of the circus airship through space The
descent Of the airship, the arrival OF king
Borediis in his golden automobile, which
blows up on the stage later that passing
of the elephant chaufeurs with their loads
Of milkmaids and the antics Of that blither-
ing imported idiot, the clown Aaroeline'
kept any monotony out OF the proceedings
The circus, IA II was produced before
king Boredlis, was bewildering in its multi
plicity. For the sake Of shortening the
time OF the performance, the stunts OF
acrobats. balancers, gymnasts, have been
crowded together until the eyes ache with
the effort to keep track Of them. II was
apparent that the management had set
standard Of circus performance, Tor the
lTlet lOQr OF lLs QuTdllOlt butil a. was iiSNSi
before enforced here,
The Clarks with their combination OF
acrobatics and Workmanship, eliminating
in a somersault from the ground endlng
on the back Of running horse; the
leaping champions, O'Brien and Artressi,
and the Clarkonlan trapeze gynnastS KEPT
things going 30 fast that few realized that
an hour had passed when the performance
closed The Ty-Bell sisters contributed few
cold chills and sympathetic tooth ches TO the
audience by a performance OF their tricks
in midair while suspended by their teeth
The thrills became acute when one OF the
sisters. suspended by her teeth forty-five
feet above the stage, so wrigged her form
that she wound up the rope above her ana
then rela xed letting herself be whiTled at
the end Of il at the imminent peril oil her
own life and Of the folks in the front rows
of he orchestra. ,
The dron Maroeline put, for once and all,
the finishing smash to the American super
stition that nothing altogether and intel
Hgibly and Intentionally funny can come
out Of London. The burdens Of parentage
are to be increased in New York by teariul
pleas every afternoon in the week from
youn gsters who want 10 be taken. TO the
Hippodrome TO see the funny little man
with the red socks,
SPLENDID BALLET OF THE HOURS.
The Mars part Of the proceedings ended
with the presentation Of the Danoc OF the
Hours from Ponohielli's La Gioconda
Mr. Conried felt a pardonable and mex
tinguishable pride when he presented that
ballet with twenty-four dancers at the
METROPOLITAN Opera House last winter
The Hippodrome ballet Is four times a. largo
and 1t would be indecent TO mako oompaH-
sons regarding the costumes and the execu-
ton. Under the softly blending lights
from every sidc Of tho great stage came
the heralds Of morning, in gauzy White'
waving flushed blossoms. Strding after
them came the gorgeous day nymphs,
orange gold and flashing in the full glare
Of the sun. Mu,muring evening Veiled In
shimmering blue shadow like draperes,
stole upon them, and dark purple clad
wicked night skunk in upon them and slew
them all.
II was GREATNESS, the shifting tender
beauty Of il; il was unearthly. Ana then'
when the finale came, and the riot OF colors
began piling into pyramid after pyramid
rising from the middle Of the stage, and the
great Marian Chorus came tramplng down
from the battlements, there was closing
chorus which fairly made the crowd go mad
with the ntoxication Of sound and sight
THE CIVIL WAR SCENES.
II the show had stopped there, 1t would
have been enough. But 1t did not stop
There was still -Andersonville. with it's
parade ground before the war, with the
announcement Of the firing on Sumter
and the falling out Of the ranks OF the
Southern sympathizers; Andersonviile
Prison stockade and all it's misery at the
time Of escape by tunnel; the pursuit OF
the fuRitives by bloodhound and horse
men outside the stockade, and through .
beautiful Southern plantation, In which
the house is reproduction OF the
Mclean mansion. in which Gen, Grant &C
cepted Gen Lees surrender, and finally
the battle at Rocky Fod with cavalry
charges infantry PUSHES artillery duels
at close range and the plunging OF the
Confederate cavalry into the river.
Some notion Of the care and study which
we're expended on this spectacle may be
gained from the fact that while the sta &c
reproduction OF the Mclean house IA eI-
actlv like the real house architecture and
coloring. the house had 20 be made larger
than the original, in order 20 be in proper
proportion to the gigantic stage.
The book OF A Yankee Circus on Mars
was written by George V. Hobart, the lyrics
we're by Harry Williams and the genera!
music was by Manuel Klein, who conducted
the orchestra himself. That Of the lyrics
was the work Of both Mr.. Klein and Jean
Schwartz. -Andersonville' was written by
Carol Fleming, and the incidental music
was arranged by Mr. Klein.