The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-09
CIRCUS COMES
TO BISMARCK
FOR & SHOWS
Robbins Brothers to Give
Performances at Ball
Park Tomorrow
F.. PROGRAM OF THE CIRCUS

T.
$50 A. M.-The arrival Of the cir.
Gus train from Linton, N. d., on it's
way.-from Abe rdecn, S. ID.
700 A. Unloading Of the cir
Gus property--a very interesting
sight.
1890 A. MThe work Of prepar
alton for the parade of Nations"
has been com pleted and the parade
starts down through the principa.
business streets.
1900 M.~-The annex department of
the circus and the side shows are
opened to the public.
l:l5 p. M.-The doors of the men
agerie are opened.
1890 to 200 p. NJ. Band concert
in the big top begins under the d.
rect supervision of the famous Prof
ellison and his band of fifty players.
2:l5 p. Mig show performance
starts with the gorgeou. spectacle
entitled "The Arabian Nights is 70.
lowed by a hundred circus arts with
the mammoth patriotic pageant His
toric America MS the concluding
number.
$500 F. VI. After show and con
cert inclusive of wrestling match
and wild west acts.
$3.50 T. M.-Side show opens again.
7:l5 p M-Doors to the big sh )w
open with the same performance as
at the matinee.
7:l5 P. M.The menagerie is open
to the public.
1880 to 500 p. INDOORS to the
big show are open to the public, con
cert by Prof Gilson's famous cornet
band Of fifty pieces.
S:l5 =. Mig show begins with
famous spectacular production "The
Arabian Nights"
1000 p. M.-The concert and
wrestling match.
1900 Midnight-The show leaves
for Dickinson, N. d., and appears
formances, and on Friday will be at
Beach, N. ID.
Tomorrow the circus comes to BIS
marck. Every kid in the place is
counting the hours. Some of the
Older folks are doing the same thing
Mavor Lenhart has graced the day
. with a proclamation calling upon
everybody to come to town and have
good time.
The merchants are going to dis
play their goods and the whole affair
takes on the hue Of celebration. 1t
should be so, for circus day. when
boy feeds the elephants peanuts, and
drinks lemonade, is day never tt
be forgotten. 1t is full Of thrills fol
him. Excitement runs riot and al
he cares for is to see everything ir
sight. He generally gets his fill Sc
that when night comes and hi:
mother tucks him away in bed, h'
gleefullv declares it perfect day.
oh
rive over the Northern Pacific at
a. m. from Linton where it shows to
day, so as to break the long hau
from Aberdeen. Its equipment is o
the very best, some of the cars hav
. ing the enormous length of seventy
two feet-thc largest cars made TO
O.. transportation in the world.
Bismarck people are not unac
quainted with the circus. 1t ha
. been here before. 1t has always bee
accorded IA good reception, and it
performance has been Of the bes
while the management has bee
clean throughout and the whole bus
!: ness conducted upon honorabl
: and correct business principles.
The crowd will be large and tn
: people will come from long distance
away to see this marvellous collet
- ton OF acrODaLS ana WllQ anlmalS,
!: 1t is all to the good, and there
a no reason known, with good crops i
sight and a pleasant day why Bis
+. marck should not have real circu
holiday; do a lot of business, an
have a real neighborly visitatio
: with the people from out of towl
1t is safe bet that there will b
= more people in town tomorrow tina
- there has been for a year.
:. So we are going to the circus, an
= if there is anybody in this tow
that wants to meet the editor durin
,. the hours of the performance the
: will find him perched high up on
reserved seat munching peanut
). drinking lemonade, and listening
the funny cracks Of the clowns, wit
= one eye open upon the costume
< costume, mind ye-of the barebat
rider, for she looks, usually, nigh
good in her bathing suit costume
even we editor.