The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-30
"ClRCtS" 4 GRAND Success
The B. l. L. Brothers Entertain the
P. Z. 0. Sisters in . Highly
Enjoyable Manner.


! ior II. TIE advance notices had not
been exaggerated " dissatisfied
patron asked q have her money -
Dunfed A. he bct 5-.-s f. more than
pleased.
Hoseyer. d@spi.- TIE phenomena.
success q The Performance Tie show
ia. di.ban1ef Tie performers lave
scattered @ yafi.-. .'L-f pursuits
Tie auinas e :he Va. IenAse'ie
have t.@r returned q .uei' native
haurts H. .f.. exhibition ~as lie
a., There remain. o.' psAsan;
n=1sfy
TIE occasion "a. a. entertainment.
rendered tie H-la-f. q 'i- J.. T.. -.
b. tasi' husbands aIi Gentleman
,'ie15s -'as,Al-s sn.Gna.'as T.. J..
Z TIE entertainment. .r.. 'hs form
@. ari'cg. Aid 50, .iget In tie are
Ia ba;n N Tie frArs Alien farm
al oir.r. 'g~u p 'As ro--h. Tie
barn S...I r-s-; ha.s been fe....
ril@3 =. sci. a. Friday ri.a.. TIE
.. I'D '.gf "a. Iysr .ssf =. 'ie
G.na.-'is .l3s ..sas ari fafi5.s
CHE; Attraction. Incident 'ga are
ZEN slow sLis The lay I1a "a.
divided int. three compartments.
Where TIE entertainment. proper wA.
s.a.-i
before t@in. admitted - tie circus
Grand free open air exhibition was
!. II - IN ''yT' - tie bidding f.
consisted - "a IN ascension. the
Side 'yr lie Dy Prot Niige, ana
music oy Tie blni-'ie l. / L. oan
.p.-ia IYsira g'.Aulla'lsu.
IITefla'sy fyl1aIn. ,h.s the
,Ies'. Hs'- aiIi''ei - tie hi. ,loa
..s-.' On sn'.'in. each woman NJ.
TIA. "i La'i D.. ;J' there we're
only about 'nIf women IN ~" rryAd.
TIE re- "s:. lite si' about
f-z@r :. each "'tGan There we're
"a .i'. and short gin, Fat yir.s and
In ..'... bl. .i;, and Ii'cle girls.
pf=''s .lf., ana --"e.i, they w.fe a..
pfe''g !l'., TIE women thought %
pas 4 JOKE N the men and dressed
a-.ch!.i'en. Theyac'ei lie paf'.'0.
Ws.'. any"ai each guest 80. given a
red carnatlOn which adIi'iei her
" .'ee" - Tie side shows. Sic vas
a,y given quantity q money
with which she could bJy pop sryrn.
PEANUT, ior the elephant red l.mo.
nli" ~ buck tie .ia. zane. nhici
"a- running g.. D.l.'
j. took some 'irG. =. 'ira 'Me men.
L-egic ant side ..yH~ Tier. VA.
the "gng y!.I.n4 ari ItLen'ir Mid
man ron BEfr.u. 4''erlng gnear'G.
j. sounds The NLir D.. pulled ana
'ugs.d A. III, ci atm: "EO~c0." the
snake eater: tie zsDfa captured byl
Teddy in tie African Z" ilds: the bard.
ed laiy besides numerous other rare
and "IndefiI. specimens gathered
from tie ilf corners u lie giODe for
III, special OCCASION. However. after
nee Lai been done ~ this part u
-" ito" Tie company was invited 70
Itrr the elevator and step high for
tie second rn9t.
Here an auditorium had been ar.
ranged ana after the guests wer.
seated i;insEi-'or Harry DUNCAN put
'hr H"LJ"r' - ii> aggregation
'ii. % 'l-lf PAGES. They Wer. a.
Ne trained Never beforc. and per.
.ap~ never again. Ni.l 4 Ike troop II
clowns, lcrobat>, !usg.ers, cOntOrtlJL.
49, sack sir" performers strOn,
men. crarE shot, human freaks. mG.
-lciinS aud iuHmiker, delight anaudi.
icH'e. There WcTc tNO hour, Of con.
'IuuuU> fun many oi the acts being
nrOrei again and again. several de,
.rryc -pecIil mention
Jonas Wiitmcr. the trapeLe per.
',rMer, Na, excellent and eShibite ed
another phase Il hi> versatility. while
George schultz a. Florence Nighiin-
gale, made such a hi,w with the women
% the J.. r.. -. that lac had To give
,eyefal extra numbers. incidentally
mot VI the guests, having no further
Isr for their carnations. show cred
them upon 'he singer Another nun.
Der hat pleased was given by Dr. ".
q Proud, Who imper>Onated Rus.
sian NiOlini>l tOgppi effect, Although
tie doctor l. no Fiddler" he went
through all Of the necessary motions
willie "lunming the airs. Carey
Bunker did some good slight Of hand
TRICK, and his vas one number that
tie clowns could not expose" Nor
tie Marlin, a. the crack shot, with
the aid Of G.. T.. Mum, a. 10 10. tie
dog'iaced man, caused much merri-
ment Tie steam ca Hope was per.
hap' tie greatest hit. This instru.
menl required the services OF Ten men.
eight pipes and two players. The
audience Vas loath 10 see the calliope
finish and called for extra selections
several times. George Lehner. Henry
Ecklr>, Wallace Dawson and Roy
kunkel, a. clowns, saw 10 1t that
there vas not a dun moment on the
program.
The steam calliope was the last
number, and after its tones had died
away, the guests were ushered into
another part OF the hay NOV that
had been lifted up as az electric park.
Here, among great bower OF trees,
among which electric lights glittered