The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-02
A SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD WINNER

The highest class attractions, the
greatest acts. specialties. and perfor-
mGnces procIra 0it in the Old and New
World are shown in the Sun Brothers
Greater Progressive Shows this sea-
son. This popular amusement institu-
ton is now on its 18th annual tour aud
is breaking all records in giving i'm
mense satisfaction with the perfor-
nlances presented. AS in all past sea
sons. the Messrs. Sun Brothers have
again provided attractions for the
children. and this season the little
folks will find everything done with
an eye 10 their amusement, comfort
ard qualification.
Among the acts and features that
will be sure u meet with their APP
prOval. are the celebrated troupe of
Sun Military and Comedy elephants
that do everything but talk ami near
approach that impossibility The n
comes the clowns. here will be founG
joeys, testers and comic fellows of
every kind TO be possibly engaged
There are some twenty in number.
who appear in all original entrees.
Every pantominlic performance, every
auGacious antic, every playful prank.
every tumbling trick of the aggrega
ton Of fun artists, has oeen designed
with i view 10 the complete under
standing OF every child.
Then there are the great number of
educated Iceland and Shetland ponies,
the clever canine actors, the trained
sheep, the comical trick mules and
wonderful educated monkeys and bah
boons. these animal actors all have
exploits out Of the ordinary.
Among the big acts will be found
such artists as the La P&sque Troupe.
a company of European Tremplin
triple bar exploiters. their thrilling
performances on the triple bors have
never been equalled. il is different
from al others and easily the most
astounding, most amazing Trempiln
triple bar act ever seen. Among the
Others will be. found, Francis ]. Boyle
and Company a people). in a new act
styled in "Clubdom' and "Hoopland,"
it is claimed for these people that they
are the most dexterous club and hoop
manipulators of the universe. Har-
vey and Adams, Sisters Wenzell. the
I>iiSlcS lA4O, TIC ANldS tie
Avalon Trio. Miss Josephine, Jack
and Belle Young, E. Kirke. Adams and
Company, Fred Kenno. Jack Murray,
Frederick Wright, A. G. Williams. the
Great Arthur. Sisters Ortana, Walter
and Minnie AshbOvne, William O'Dale
and others.
The musical feature with this show
is strong one, Gerlachs Military
Band and Arenic Orchestra. There
are twenty One men in this musical
aggregation. all have been chosen
from some OF the best bands in this
country, individually most OF them are
soloists of known ability. In the in
trOductory concerts given afternoon
and evening previous TO the Main
Show" performances. varied pro-
grammes.-both popular and classic
will be rendered.
This big, up-to- date amusement car
nival event will pitch its tents at
Ocala, Saturday, Deceber ), for one
day only, presenting matinee and
night performances. In the morning
at 1880 o'clock. as a prelude 10 the
excellent exhibitions to be given. will
be offered free to the public number
Of startling free outdoor fetes and
performances. il is promised that
these free reviews are not of the old
style hackneyed kind, but all new and
Of great variety!