Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
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The Iel Ranch Wild WeSf Sss.. which will be here on July l3 does gs..s a street parade and II k vel v-9-st. seeing. 1t is not the same street ,'.. geant that Is Usually seen with t4ps.-., aggregations. but one Of pieaSf fr,s. es freshness when compared to taen, '. does not in the least partake of sts time worn circus parade, but is f4f. @s natural features and the artificial K s,, where in evidence This parade. weieb is over mile in length, gives the lans CT on fair idea of what to expeef r1 see in the performance. There is Go other Wild West Show of any nlagni, tude that does give street parade aa9 the reason for not doing So is dae "a the fact that if il WAS given, II weafd hurt the performances The l0I Ranen Wild West show has no uneasiness en this score. With this show the caEr boys, Indians, COW girls, Mexieans. Arabs and in fact all of the daring riders are reviewed with the hundreds of other features that make up the pro. gram with the aggregation before Inc performance is given, in order that The patrons may see in advance that tha show is just what the advance adver. Using has claimed it to be. The pa. rade will also permit the reviewing of the many horses and their splendid condition. It is said that the draft horses with the l01 Ranch Wild West show are far above the ordinary and stand out in striking contrast 10 tha tough little mustangs, bronehos and western ponies that were created more for endurance than appearance The collection of Indian ponies is the larg. est in the world and type Of h8F<e seldom seen away from the plains and land of the red men. There are e.er five hundred horses Of all kinds in he stables of the 10l Ranch Wild We.t and they are an interesting study. Not including the heavy draft horses. the Arabian and Kentucky bfed horses come in for the most admiration and they are excellent representatives of their siFes Every horse with tke exception of the buckers are in She pa- rade and the collection would be hard to duplicate.
 The parade will leave the show grounds at 9.30 in the morning of the day of exhibition and pass through the principal streets. Five bands of ma- sic, including the famous COW boys band, will be in line. Aside from these will be the continental drum corps Indian nusiclaT>. tgm-tQm beatefs, Arabian and Mexican native musicians. steam pianos, musical chimes and of course the caliope. in all il will be the most novel and most interesting parade that has ever been seen here.
 Two performances are given daily by the 10f Ranch Wild West show. The afternoon performance al o'clock and the evening performance at $ o'clock. Doors to the Indian Village and band concert open one hour earlier The man agement requests that as far as possible and convenient that the la- dies and children not accom- panied by escorts attend the afternoon perform ance and thus avoid the rush at night. There are fifty uniformed ushers To care for them and see that they are comfortably seated. Two wagons on the grounds and a down town ticket office will be open for the sale of seats. Every seat Is so situated that full and unobstructed view Of the arena can be had at all times. Standing room is never sold under any consideration At night the arena, the grounds and the streets leading to the grounds are all brilliantly lighted and the show carries its own lighting plant that is sufficiently powerful to literally turn night into day.