The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-11
ALL STALE FEATURES
HAVE Been OMITTED
1O1 RANCH HAS A GREAT
MANY NEW ACTS.
COMING. HERE SOON
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Anderson Audiences Will Get a
Breath of Real Life of
the Far West.

The 1O1 Eanch Wild West, the larg-
est travelling exposition of histoI cal
and romantic western life in the
world. will visit tliis city on Tuesday
October q, giving two performances
and inaugurating its appearance with
a gala morning street parade. Mil
.os 3-es and Arlington. the owners
premise an entertainment surpass-
ing n magnitude, accuracy OF treat
ment and instructive interest any
thing OF it's character ever seen un-
der canvas.
One fthe advance agents charac-
terizes the show as ,t'The Famous 101
Ranch, of Blisss OKLA. transported
in veritable miniature for day to this
city" The cowboys. cowsirls, In
dians, Horses, cattle and buffaloes
ali have permanent hones ou. the Okla
homa prairie. Only the, several score
OF Mexicans. Cossacks, Texas Rang
ers and northwestern mounted police
are not regularly enrolled employees
of the ranch.
The record of 1O1 Ranch Wild West
unprecedented in the history OF the
circus. Though but four years cid
1t has appeared in every big city In
this country, travelled as far north
into Canada as the railroad penetcates
and shown its wonders to Mexico
City, Mexico. Its success has been
no more spontaneous than enduring.
Always and everywhere crowds ha'
blocked to its performance; never
seeming to tire OF it's stirring, un-
wonted scenes and movement.
The organization which is coming to
this city Is an amplified edition OF
the show which has startled the
amusement world for three years. It
is a living page from frontier history,
without PROFESSIONALISM or theatrfcs.
It is solely a ''real" wild west show.
Every feature and figure Is legitimate,
faithful and characteristic. Without
variation of illusion, the primitive
sports, perils. pastimes, hRrdships, ad-
ventures, chivaIries and routine du-
ties of the ranch, range and round
up are reproduced in e great arena
| The 101 Ranch tournament, from 1t
| very nature, and source, is different
from anything ever shown before un-
der canvas, 1t is promised.
Miller Bros. & Arlington give as
surance that none of the hackneySd,
tiresome, familiar around OF other So
| called and mis-cal1ed wild vest ex-
hihit!ens enters into its roaring. roll
licking and reckless displays II r.
f:hsh, clean and Wholesome, fairly
tingling with the breath OF prairie
anu IIinuiitisssi al. There &c. mt man
or woman In It who has not learned
the secrets of the border are uot in
the sage-brush and the prairie
who cannot read the grass and the
sky With understanding eyes. The
1 grand entry at each performance is
a veritabfe echo o the plains and and
the cattle trial,
| Among the numerous exclusive new
i features on this years program is the
i jappearance of the Cheyenne cham
piens OF last years Frontier Day. The
linen and women whose nerve, skill
and daring won FOR them the honors
OF the contests which were open to
4 the Morid are all enlisted under the
| 1G1 Ranch Wild West standard They
are led by Miss Gcldie st. Clair, on
oklohlca miss who won the s.buckingr
hose Championship and who was ner-
Isonally and publicly compiiInAnted bv
Er- President Roosevelt. VINO watched
her exhibition from the grand fstapd
Miller RrOsS & Arlington have aspir-
ed to make their preliminary street
parade . pageant that will remain a
jgiofiors memory to All who view 1t.
Every person and every aplHial with,
the crEGnization ,s reQired to be in.
1sne. THE cayalcade stretches more
than "a mile ie sasneth. IT Is a NOV
Ing summary 1f she west which knew
no barbed n niEa or blocked trails.