The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
READY FOR CIRCUS
LONG BRANCH TO HAVE GAY
TIME TOMORROW.
Twenty-one Events on Program in
Which Society Names Appear
Boxes Bring Nearly s 1000.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 23.-Everythlng is
in readiness for the amateur circus, which
will take place tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the horse show grounds in
Hollywood. The grounds nave been put
in excellent shape. the finishing touches
having been put on the ring and new
grandstand yesterday. The decorations at
the grounds and along the line of the pa
rade have all been arranged and the neigh
borhood has a county fair appearance.
The program, on which the committee
has been at work for several days, will be
as follows:
Event 1-Grand entree.
Event AN exhibition of high kicking
Tom Nelson, assisted BY clowns.
Event 3 (Jeu de Barre)-Players, Josepn
ott 2reron Mitchell sh a Eqhugger referee; ..
Cohen, timekeeper; Jack Dryfoos, John
+. Mcclure, De witt Speyer, l.. otlnger'
Event 4 fire engine acD-Firemen, David
s. Brown, 3D.; Marianne Brown, Arthur
Sutphen. The Living Furnace Thomas
Event mime. Siebert. equestrian bare
Event s cReduclng weight)-A comedy
act by Fred Wettach, assisted by William
Event 7 Qanciers)-Miss Grace Freedman,
Miss Marjorie M. Content. Miss Birdie
Freedman. Miss Marjorie Cohen, c. T;
Trusttum, Arthur Rosenberg, Edward
Plaut, Edward Cohen.
Event S-DarinS spectacular dash against
time by Harry Bljor IN his special ninety,
horsepower racing machine. Mr.. Blur Will
be assisted by his mechanics. Mr.. Some
born and Mr.. Stern. and official timekeep-
er. Mr.. .R~egensburger. A valuable loving
plete the round of the track In fifteen sec
onds. which would demand a meteor-llke
velocity.
Event San Equestrian Ring Act.Jo-
seph J. O'Donohue, Sd, as lady; ALBERT
Davis. as Dutchmani j. Schuyler Casey,
as clown, and c. Il. Trusttum, ringmaster.
Tandem driving-Miss Beatrice. Sehwab,
Mr.. Sidney SchvVab and Mr.. Louis Runkle.
Strong man. Mr.. William w. Vaughan.
Event 10-Nelson brothers. the twir,lers.
Event 11-Novelty Race-Joseph J;
McKenna. DE witt Speyer, Edward Cohen,
S. ]. B~loomingdale, Louis Runkel, George
Rhoades Casey and Charles Foley.
EN ent 12-Cowboy Fun-Wlliam DWyer,
Event 13-Comedy Mule Act-Alexander
Siebert.
Dryfoos. John r. McClue, Jerrold, Meyer
Victor Never, Fred Lee, Fred Smith, War
rem Long, IT., s. j.. B~looningdale, Leon
Ottinger, timekeeper, and ). ottlhser'
Event Is (race. mar against horsel-Ed.
Guggenheim, jockey, and Walter kann'
Event 1e tub race)-Warren Lang. jr,
Ed. Guggenheim, Ed. Cohen, Jack Drey.
foos. Joseph j. O'Donohue, 3D. DeWltt
Event II (rough riding by Saddle and
Bride Club of New York;. Schuyler
Casey, Jack Dreyfoos, John Il. Mcclure
Tact, Fred Smith, Warren Lang
jr., Bernard McKenna, William wallace,
Fred Smith; commanded by Captain
Dingleman.
Event is "a gIittering display of horses
of the modern turf)-Jockeys, Arthur
Victor Meyer.
Event 10 (hurdle race)-Jerrold Meyer,
Fred Smith, j. Schuyler Casey, Edward
Event 20 (stage coach hold-upl-A Dead
especially imported for this act
and will be escued by the cowboys OF the
Western plains.
Event q tiat race.
There was n brisk business at the box
office of the mateur circus. where already
nearly $4,000 has been taken in. Murray
G%uggenheim purchased the directors box
which he paid II handsome sum. Other
of seats and box were Mrs.
e. S. Ullman. Mrs. A. Wall. Mitchell Er-
lai ger, Mrs. Julius Friedenwald, Peter
Hauck. jr, Jacob Wertheim, Otto II.
Mrs. Max Baer, Meyer Jonasson,
Arthur Upper, Oscar NJ Arnold, Lewis
Long, Mrs. George Harvey, Leopold
Meyer, jeremiah w. Curtis. Henry Rice,
] A. Haskell, Gernando Pannaci, Frank
l.. Sheppard. DIR. Edwin S~ternherger, }. ].
L. Goodman, Mrs. w. Campbell
Clark, Mrs. Bertha Raynor, Frank and
Mrs. Simon Bach.