Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-15
KEN Temple CIRCUS
MEANS GREAT WEEK
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cial features by ex-governor Sarles
and1"Dad" Sprague. Friday night
Will be american Legion night and the
prizes r to be awarded by Captain
Eckrnan and Commanders Lowe and
Ross of 1.-THE Grand Forks and East
Grand Forks posts Of the Legion.
Saturday afternoohsvill5 see another
street parade at I~so.clock. followed
BY a 2 o'clock performances for the
District Blue Lodges. The largest
body in attendance will receive prize.
The grand finale willgcome Satur-
day night. when the big Studebaker
G with the California winter top and
the Milton Player Piano will be given
away
Tho Program.
The program Of acts for each per-
Torrance is:
Grand entry, band. patrol and drum
corps and the circus troupe, Three
hundred people will participate.
Mile. Vara Clayton. the sensational
equilibrist. outdoing mere man in an
amazing routine of daring acrobatics.
Miss Clayton for some years was one
Of the features Of the Ringing and
Barnum and Bailey %circuses and has
an International reputation as& an
acrobatic artist. !.
GEecian dancers in agbeautiful illus
tration of the caprices of the wind by
eight delicateIy-robed young ladies,
late from the Follies."
Cleverly trained act by dogs and
ponies. The program says that you
would think that they are human:
Marvellous straining Of the imagina.
ton. If you don't laugh O get your
money back. This is one of the big
clown acts Of the show.
Peters and Elliott, performing .dex-
ferrous and difficult feats of wire aero
battles on the slack wire.
A pony. dog and goat act. showing
how animals can get together. and un-
derstand each other better than most
! people.
The Oriental whirl, a dance OF
beauty and art that will set your head
a-whirling.
How the Beet Gets all the
Honey" n of the uproarious clown
acts billed especially for this circus.
The Hayes Duo. a combination OF
flying trapeze and ring novelty per.
formers doing wonderful feats OF
aerial gymnastics on a special appara.
tus.
High school exhibition Of trained
horses doing the che-step, two-ster
n the shimmy.
How circus riders are made, pre-.
sented by the Crandall's Brazilian cir
Gus. The billing Of Crandalls circus
unq~uestionably will strike the popular
chord with the patrons. In daring ex.
hibition of bareback and Roman rid
ing the Crandalls have no equals. The
old n young alike wonder how such
amazing and thrilling acts can be per.
formed.
The Capital Prizes.
The distribution of the capita,
prizes is as follows
Monday night-Eastman Kodak
donated by ]. H. Void. and aPersian
rug, donated by Rudh brothers.
Tuesday. Observation-Disclosures donat.
ed by G. Il. Linfoot and q chest Of
silver. donated by E. A. Arhart and
company.
Wednesday night-Gold watch and
chain and knife donated by Franz
Waterbury: electric ironer. donated
BY Electric Construction: company.
Thursday &nightT-Brunswick fatCab.
met talking machinaS donated by thu
r. B. Griffith company, and an en-.
aEael gas range donated by Barnes &
Nuss.
Friday night-Three-piece parlo,
suite donated by Panovitz Carpet an6
Furniture company. and a one-hun.
dred-dollar savings account donated
by the First National bank.
Saturday night-MNton player
piano donated by the Poppler. Piano
company and the S~tudebaker Specia.
Six donated by the Dakota Auto com.
pany.