The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-06
CIRCUS PARADE.
TO BE MASSIVE,
Great World Shows viii Give
Two, Exhibitions in This
City Tomorrow.
MANY SPECIAL FEATURES
With All Of the Latest and New
est Acts and Spectacular
Scenes to Be Given.

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The Carl Hagennbeck and Great
Wallace Shows combined will exhibit
in Clarksburg Thursday. The nve
sections, of trains will arrive early la
the morning and 1t will be but little
while before the tented city viii be
erected.
Judging from the testimony Of the
eye, the Hagenbeck-w Wallace show Is
the most strongly. extensively and
strikingly heralded enterprise Ia the
world, and measured by the Quality
and quantity Of its announcements, Ii
has to be. Itseems small wonder that
such an aggregation of rare wild
beasts, arenic celebrities and educated
Wild and domestic animals should be
revelation to the circus going pub
lie. The many years OF experience
by the management who directly con-
troll this massive enterprise is plainly
visible from the fact that they have
thoroughly learned what the masses
long and look for in tent entertaln-
ment
Newest and Greatest Feats.
Their policy of continually adding
the newest and greatest feats and
features in every quarter of the globe
mas been, and still is, one of the great
factors In their remarkable popularity
and success. Among them for tha
nrst time here, and, in fact, anywhere
except under their canyases. viii he
seen the Lloyd family. These re-
markahle performers appear In the
only original equestrian acts known
10 the tents for the last half centnrv
IN introducing them they utilize two
spirited horses and from the barel
packs they execute many entirely
original and most extraordinarv
equestrian and acrohatic feats.
one feature of the show that IL n,yita
an item "a the horses and ponies.
fhere seems to be platonic affecfion
within, the breasts of the AVERAGE I,,-
man being for these animals This 4
one reason why the Hagenbe wal
ace ace circus will captiyate the public
Inns year. The feature of the parade
Is tne horses. They care remarkably
lne. Even those drawing the wagons
race circus will captigate the public
me clrcus's ring performance win,
Dem ore ineeresting than ieyerF Many
european acts have been enraged
along with many notable American
FEATURES. Fifty Clowns will provide
the fun and keep the merrinient n
Sparkling white heat throughout Ana.
entire performance They work n
groups and irresistibly enact the far-
clcal incidents OF droll skirts
The Human Meteors.
Many aerial acts will be shown ana
tne principal One is the Sly Td,lsenc
Meteors. Their flights, dives and SOM
ersauits from trapeze to tarpeSe ana
into the hands of each other stigh q
the air are sufficiently thrilling for ii, s
most exact. There are score or rsors
Wen known riders and in each ~
dogs are used to make the featss more
picturesque and exciting. The trained
Wild animal features are many IN
ciuaing' the largest group Of lions.
.lgers, leopards and other cat animals
an PERFORMING at one time in one
large steel arena.
inc parade tomorrow morning win
De a bewildering mass OF gold. silver
silks and satins, being built on abso5
iuteiy different lines from the paradaa
OF other. shows. The management, IN.
vites critical and general attention "a
this part. of the days entertainment
II IS really a mastodonic and rich
production of a gorgeous fete of par-
cant OF Oriental splehdors: with hun
oreds OF men and women seen n an
describahle lavish display OF Jewels
and costumes.
One Thousand in Line
There are nearly 1000 people IN Iina
and over 300 horses besides the beris
OF huge elephants, camels, drome-
'darles, sacred cattle. zebras, zebrulfas
and others, all with costly trappinxs
and paraphernalia to give the re-
qulsite coloring and embellishments
to the perpetuation Of a brilliant
event which outshines the elastic Com
ception of the most fanciful records
OF pageantry glories. In this massive
street parade the innumerabIe embeI-
l!sneu Wild animal dens will be with
thelr sides removed and through the
bars exhibiting a majority Of the mag
innocent Wild animal performers. In
many other respects this parade viii
be strikingly original, full Of sur
prises and sensations, merriment and
music, lavish, richness, pretty women
costly costumed and gowned, gallant
men brilliantly CARRIED, large colony
OF clowns and characters.
Performances will be given at 9 and
IL p m. The parade will leave the
show grounds at 10 a. m. Reserved
and admission tickets will be ON sale
Thursday at the Wells &. Haymaker
drug store at the ) same prices a.
charged on the show grounds.
ORDER REsCINDED.