The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-07
WILL BREAK
ALI. |. RECORDS,
THIS YEAI!
NOrtheTn IndisRa'S Greatest
Show All Ready for
GusSis

Orak shrine's big winter circus
starts tomorrow.
It's going 10 be bigger and bet
ter in every respect than last years
show.
Its Just got to be or a lot of oTak
Shriners will be out of luck at
home. For more than month
these fellows have been working
day and night on the tasks outlined
for the various committees. They've
spent evening after evening away
from home
Cant help IT," they'd say when
has put me on this committee and I
can't lay down on the boys. II we
hzzle Doc will run US out OF town"
STARTS AT p. n.
Tomorrow's opening performance
starts at o'clock. Several hun
dred orphans and children who
otherwise couldn't afford to see the
show will attend as guests of the
shriners. The show is opening
later than the regular rnaSinee time
SO that school children can take
| advantage of the special rate of
twenty-five cents. which is good for
tomorrow only.
or course the opening of the en-
gagement will be heralded by
| monster street parade Tho ele-
plants arrived yesterday and were
given their oil bath this morning.
Late last night the special train
rolled In with the performances.
horses. mules. dogs. ponies- monkeys
and other animals and wagon loads
of special equipment
FORMATION OF PARADE.
The parade Will form on the Ann
street side OF the temple at 1880
O'CLOCK. The line ct march will be
north on Ann street to Rimbach
evenue. west on Rimbach to Nor
| ton cou&I. north on Morton court
to srate greet, east on State street.
10 HoAman rtI Get. south on Holman
street 10 Sibiey street east on Sib-
ley street TO Oakley avenue. north
on Oakley avenue to State street
west on State street to Holman
street, south on Honnan street TO
Muenich court, west on Muenich
court to the Temple.
/ bSllCI Dc on l1c BNI66L GA14z TO
get a good position In the crowd.
Moving picture men will be In
Hammond TO Aim the spectacle.
| The circus program preoents all
OF the variety of talent one would
expect TO see under the big canvas
tents 1t has the advantage of be-
Ing presented IN q single ring go
that the attention OF the spectator
Is not divided. OF course the clowns
will spend some OF their time IN
| the crowd.
HERE ARE HEADLINER4.
Tae heau4ners are Jonn u. Rob
inson Military Elephants, TLl3e
Flt, 1ony ana Clara Tney can 90
everything but talk and Tillis Is
learning 10 90 that she can say
papa now ard PROBABLY before she
is n4ty years older viii be able 70
carry on g conversation. Then
there arc the Valentines the zoe
hoogini Troupe. the Flying Ioun6s,
the IGNORES and the Fiuner Sisters.
the Three BeA Brothers, the Man
keane troupe, Stanord's Bucking
Mules, Torelias Logs. Ponies and
Monkeys, tae ~Lck Moore Trio, and
last but by no means least, Lor-
rette. the policeman clown and his
gang. Art Adsir. the Bell Brothers.
the sonny Brothers. Joe Lewis and
Frank Stout.
A GREAT AGGREGATION.
All in all It's the greatest aggre-
geticn of performing animals. ac-
robats, clowns. bareback riders,
tionists ever seen In Hammond.
Doc. Sharre- says 1t Will be the
best put on In tbs United States.
and Doc has to speak conservative
ly for his business connections have
him pretty well tied down to Ham
mond. He can't get away on short
notice.
Harry Minas. who is in charge OF
the concessions, has whole base
ment room stocked with prizes. 1t
looks like the wareroom OF a reg
ular store.
Hammond merchants are fitting
out beautiful displays OF their
wares in the ball room. Many OF
these are completed and others
Will be finished long before tho
opening hour tomorrow. Special
entertainment will also be pro-
vided in connection with this style
show.
The shriners are giving away
several thousands OF dollars worth
OF presents to those who attend the
circus. They range all the way
from overcoats to "A Hudson coach
Letters received from various
cities Of Orak's territory indicate
that delegations OF Shriners from
these places may be expected thu
opening night 1t may be neces-
sary to allot different nights to tho
cities OF Northern Indiana In order
that all may gain admittance to the
temple.
The circus will continue for ten
days. There Will be no perform
ance Sunday.
MASONIC NOTICE