The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-08-22
FAIR AMUSEDIEljTS
Are Going to Be Unusually Elk
cellent This Year.
GREAT COMPANY DIRECT
No Freaks or Fakes viii Be Allowed
This Year-EIr. Kline, .!!.1o Is One Of
the country's Eest e..o..:nsa, Will
Furnish Clean Et..attcns.

No Freaks or Fakes viii Be Allowed |
This Year-Eir. Kline, ..!s1o Is One Of
the Country's Ecst e..o.:nsn, Will
Furnish Clean ki.satt.cns.
In the matter of .sc.->-'-I ail.s EN- ent
that has been ar.ans-i 4or t!is years
Louisiana State >t4I, tI-t4c is no s,re 1T
er announcement to be maze t..s4l the
one by Secretary Louls y. ii :, s>5e.
hoff to the effect that Tie G.~uN-y at
fractions will be furnished ~ 4Aer3ert
a. Kline, the peer OF ca. nlv,ti snow
people. From the opening CAY, October
80, until the end Of the last day. Nov.
s, the Kline shows will be i'll operation
on the Gladway, and there viii be va
riety enough to please ever body
Many people go to the Fair to take
in" the carnival attractions. Exhibits
don't an,lse them very much. They
want something that will require no
thought or Study; something tnat will
simply entertain without any effort on
their part. And it is this that the
| Kline shows will furnish.
Throughout the country Herbert A..
| Kline's ability as a carnival entertainer
| and leader is recognized. He is con-
| sidered one of the very best in that
| line of business, This is evidenced by
| the large number of Fairs, carnivals
| and eXpositions that he attends. His
| shows are constantly in demand, for
| the various managers know what to
expect when Kline is booked. In Sc
curing this carnival man and his col
lection of entertainers the Louisiana
Fair Association feels fortunate. They
| have had him before and he has
| pleased immensely. Last year he was
| here and once before he furnished the
| GladWay amuSements. The fact that
he has been engaged again indicates
the favorable impression he has made
| The visitors have been pleased and
| have told the management so, and the
| management, having the pleasure OF
the visitors at heart above all else, has
| considered that it has done a popular
thing in persuading Mr.. Kline to re-
| turn.
These shows will be strictly clean.
Besides their moral atmosphere, they
will be of educational character, anu
those taking them in Will learn
something as we'll as being entertained
There will be no takers or freaks in
the aggregation. Heretofore some OF
these have been shown. but this year
nothing of the pit or freak sort will be
operated. 1t will be line Of shows
that will leave a good taste in the
mouth" There will be nothing to make
one shudder and shake as If some
creepy creature were going to make an
attack, ana nothing DIT all " HisNs otie
think he or she had been taking 9
bitter dose. The riddance of this class
has been looked after carefully. This
is the report reaching the secretary's
office, Manager Kline giving his Wore
for it, and, knowing Kline like they
do, the Fair Associations officials fee
safe in making the announcement.
Some of the shows that will be op
Grated here have been big draWins
cards about the different fair circuits
Some of them are quite novel and more
than worth the prl. of admission. !
will be the finest bunch OF Gladwa.
attractions in the history of the taii
according. to the reports received abou
| the 1912 assortment
There will be between twenty ant
| thirty of these shows, and the price o
! admission will be reasonable. no skill
| games Of any kind will be tolerate
TO please the patrons is the determlna
! ton of Manager Kline and a'so OF IN
Fair Association, and both will see t
T it that nothing to cause dlspleasur
will be in evidence. Don't forget IN
dates, Oct. 80 to Nov. 6, eight days iall