The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
logenbeck Wallace
Employees Attend Ser
vices In Tent
BIG SHOW TO
ARRIVE SUNDAY
will Exhibit Monday
and Tuesday Out
JeffersOn-ave.

The red wagons will come tonor
I row, bringing the Carl Hagenbeck
Wallace shows 10 Detroit for per
; formances Monday and Tuesday.
Germany was included in the itin
og1ry of the Hagenbeck-Wallace
show several years ago while the
~ circus was playing Ia Europe
inst how the Germans copied the
z Unscnbcck- Wallace circus methods
/. o but a matter OF history In the
pent European war
The Carl Observation-Disclosures cir
J, Ds Of 1916 Is a circus of novelties.
tnfillS and whole show Of pretty
4 emen. The show Is peculiarly for
nnte this year In the number Of
nrupeaa and other foreign novel
Z 1d Agents abroad were able to
$1oetre features never before seen in
os3ea, ON account OF the war.
D01ee the Carl Hagenbeek zoo at
III
4 nbtrg. Germany, was brought In
4 fne1 70 this country and placed with
1 - oumbined shows. Volumes could
nv written of the hardships and dan
i ~ experienced In getting the rare
~ <oatly Hagepbeck animals from
~ var rome.
IN circus ID assessed at $1,000
~ The parade alone represents q
$500 outlay Of million dollars, and
Nv Cari Hagenbeck wild animals
4 U valued at $4,000. The Amer
onc6s are maintained in Gin
nnah. Chicago and New York city.
~ winter quarters arc located at
~ BADEN. Ind. In London, Liver
0Gl petrograd. Hamburg. Calcutta
Hcngkong agencies are main
1900 20 secure novelties and fear
y ~ he neighborhood OF 1000 peo-
- tEavsl with the big show ir add
Z 10 - 100 advance men, At night
Il ~ o1ycus trnveis from city to city
I roGG three special trains. In the
q 1ouno q tents which cover IA
B 1O e ground are used to house
4 NV. The largest tent. used
- arena. IL $40 feet long and
- the biggest reaches CT canvas
G(e lastructed. II II supported by
on1tic oak poles, larger than
naDest mast on the biggest sea
~ vessel The smallest tent
80 10 house the circus barber
E ~ While adjoining II the library
which II supplied with daily
~ mon the Leading cities Of the
rs ~ circus trains viii begin roll.
1nto Detroit early Sunday morn
~ shout the time the milkman
3 no11ne his rounds the work Of
nlng VIM begin. As fast ~
11D. the great red and yellow
- VIII b transferred from the
o6n CentSnl railroad yards Ia
1plBofson-ave. circus grounds.
II 11cordancs with the wishes ol
Wallace, founder Of the show
~ u always Z day Of rest a
~ poesible with the circus folks
4oe the tents. save the arena,
~ erected early that the rare
1notly animals may be protected
W ~ possible Indictment wealth
nont1y services are conduct,
W Sundays by the Rev. Cades.
1De, the minister who travels
~ eIrcuA. Attendance 10 NOT
o1DDBy. bat The circus employees
H1o4 = large numbers. With the
4 q 4 lawyer. . doctor, dentist.
y Hplee1nary surgeons, four black
ouud hUrysshoers. . United
~ man man. . storekeeper.
Ho0tuDher and In fact almost
~ ot&1oan found In the average
6 e 3 thourand souls.
0ooetaeular pageant savorins
- e(1,4iSne circus opens the per
49, The arenic performance.
1o11oWp, enlists the efforts Of
0Sl1oto ThA clown contingent
~ ~ laryost ever seen here. 10
- oeellar Attraction continues TO
W Cari. HHgenbock trained ani-
No other circus boasts OF
II boasts equal TO those offer.
~ Hassnbecks.