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Patrick, Warren A. (ed.) / Show world
(September 21, 1907)
With the white tops: news of the tent shows, pp. 24-25
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TIHE SHR WO I 17 September 21, 1907, NTT ~/,-A NEWS OFTHfETENTSHFO WS T uti , 1 t N i whil i tbi t-nlit s Lives anl observantl Twlisn n great L tI<potIIity to study iminiind ill ta-t ul stag S i i til r and t I)ritnt ntnit, Ite follotwIlig ntgs front ti spliial I tspiondIt of TiIlE SH-of WORIc 1 i rntit on iii &liniit ilum G iOtest Shtw- (Curlth w\ill prove. , pIraphr as tit old saw, some are t It"'lu -lk-I, i at ite haVr "lICk' "t upon tleim. When Georgeo Conk- Il IsXaikii r" is not shii ding its Ill-int t A, S i-iN th- 1 i)itt t ot that lii ti's shirt, tI reitbi ilul ring al- i1 Soi S sart i th iSt ik's 1tilu- 11iv inl t s i t l iwlitn ri e, it re- I in tit i t . s calINi-tou rIe`icisitt of - s tiouser Itket. lsteniXg from t litt cthe r tnig lit it R d n lit.. I tti lliefore tn tilill left town , in or- I 1t) restore peiat betw l tw ; irefue- zbr i, a hasty mo of Georges i blilght ti di nild floim- its rest- -ltiiIn vliin ltil he dig ind delve u the track.aind sn tie Fair. Elusive ii, - x whitI is supposd to hitnkr I si ssion of datilands. this rival il ttlt o -i-nor" rI fused to give the 1 i -< glIi t t N , l>tttil t ( 1 riiii loat, i ti o trli ltt lit ilfi st l ait nile. and I] ] wa-1\vy hcart. Geo-rge clml d ack ilt CIr to futl into unaiIs S olumber I while itiiiod, of "rockl si iroutted 1 toin-A ai uil t himl, Ji king lls inef- 11 t e floli N(d ~ ;Isk1 n it v e unI tti lust o nlit - itt t fitit -iiia i iitj Iis t tiI oftl iistt ttui ii po uaint eXiilit'.twalt et s told of Illn orl n hs r tlurn to the show. One t , i soughl t his couch in glooit t. TIn I uito a dIteim, and dIe S l awi thle truan t still) (of priet t~in ill n a rake in tw -It nr. A itittftI I oi hIt X Il h i titil tintt1. J lu ist Cx ii it-it ith~ti~.nittn it 111d (Im~a I ~ nt 115 Il li 1hadI 0a ) il' t-C i - IonII. IntI imi t ore is thie mltiCnagelil I tal il t- ili li t light ' Bucked Against State Fair. W h i ot te11ll itl- titil'? W didn titnll Ilwin mt ny t\ l t it Lincl 1 1 aturdt v Il ighit. StI. T. It wis tht Inst da l of the stit S f;air, ml at gr. at rnlin ha~d spreadI' like it pull (o\,r tw liamle of Clinad WorlIz and W illiam Jenlnings 1rn . letlirod, late on another, This so ppliis to lo n lilt i lttt s dois 1not g ve l 1i Fili ltI" to his herd fit t itilty ull llit fii i ll dlilittll - tl ttt piik pilI m pititiI XXv IS ti i till111iitilat Iis mv\\ unalpctite. i s IidI t 1 tt nt Lo i)- h h lioilt on iath left you tleday ight it wias not til dust of il er ftil t ti t 'Is sh o 1 l y 1j lt rat11 r :kwhle ]los were disapipointed c ircus lovers turned aLway frOmu thle big sho0W front1 the east. F La -lmnt's Carm,11en Troupe have -igned foor nlext seasonl withl the( Walla( IShow\v Thle "fanird oIf Portu" hla, also, wt. idlieve. engaged tilt Ke nnord Bros. ' mltoloe Hernard is worrying about thle lfive Cub but Sto-ks savs that as 1miul us elevenl trll( ilnd loya\'il men re- nlotin who1, will emlucb t that mlost excel- ear s" and it seemls at pity that the order 1 shold hei niabond. Potoqr lonlin hals so filr reco)vered that 1m, leaves 11we hospital at1 Blonollmn tonl, Ill., ISept. 15 . for Conecv Islam1, th , rosidence of h]is palrenits. WYe hope thle Atinuti- brooseZ(s w\ill ro-store voteo to Is no-rlmal gir-th an d invlin1 temlporameilnt, "JDow"Froolman is aIgainl with thl- Gra tonl Earth. ald tile 110arts (of flw htossoes rle _,laf. for fi 1 h s extmld d to tho'ml the Invitation to come hw;Ik next Nimrod After Big Game. T e e is nIlc H olisi i (I t gul nodS( fouNd tim , Ne, l t le o - illi toapto sPlukne(. h[iml t o the tws bm l o bill-lo w o el Totr in tn; co nty u;te i s go I i t ciplinatriian withouIt bl~ing a mirtinlet. The Twst pro was th" Ilillulsomle diamoncid- simlle(d Elk pill presenited to hIinTI : short wieago hy h11, Unys onl the cor. Mlrs Charles H. 1110tChinon1 anld daulgh- tcer returni ealst frn m ()lommu last Smala(by. Ch1arles AnIdr(SS' annrual mie1o s linn inlg comlpletinl C. R1. IHutchinson's skating rink a t Bridgeport w\ill agaiin he mulder tim, geniil mII]ni;] Onwnlt of Chmrles Hernarld. I )o t I ,o I t 1 t,( Ills fiI th I I \ I ut Is liii " " oot i "iinun li i i w ipi nt iwi loni lwtor at cellwil ' I I I I tijilt X i i 11 111 t I ir I' t "'lII I 1 fourte t h it re t Ii li l, iuly X I i 1 S pt'Imbhcr 10-- Nor fulk, IN I). F or t It ifi t tii, the Noi thwester n lnd d us 1! tit t. Bu t theyi waitd out il frolit Iul ;IXI(I tXI .to ii. tlast -l',p urd d ily in t neIal toil lii ints and hwa ithX-e ln in intiit- thi a l ift-i i-and< stands GreatCSt IIoll into Orand ISlnd tlo nest. (lit\ ibout four houirs late. and againl tuinl n- t nt- wa in tle aft: r en ap. Funlcy a t Iwo-pole menaligoerie top w ith tit, (;reatest onl EaIrth:, Aid yet that's hat nwe hll il Naitska T'itt. the mall- -st lot of the seisoin I iats' elphants :n11th ciamets rinid led sto Iwere in t I r ve fomillng I ki of ninex.-Ite juni IgIte-l ikeo-mult ( Shafer 's mundy stands wN , tia l iult orti Sitkne s., and ne(cident have been hap- pily r; rer this sentso. That it may so contilnuei to tlt, end is the levout plraper Of all itIi ieay -dkXriS and-FRANC-TI- -New M1achine for Circuse,,. m fltiu n al r bil'n in 1 r tote il( labor of man ar thle ma (sof thlt nineteenth ( nltury . In this advan ;I enlient thl C irc FU3 hae, been fin no wvay backiward, and posusss r In Order to Reach Us Without Injurious or Vexa- tious Delays, be Sure Your Letter Reads Like This: THE MURRAY CO. Tents and Awnings 59 and 61 West Washington Street, CHICAGO MANIFAcTURERS CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Stakes, SEATS, Flags. Etc. V~~tti I ii-i - \ I i 11- kgit, X tililn Aoil . i l ki Nl(eI~er, W illiam Blalke, D Rog ''rs. 11. Iiill , . Ray, W illiaml Ch aplin.it t II '1i- tol, J. 1. Springer atind William Blown, Advant Car Nit 2: Aatager, W. Xl Die, with a crew of 14 ien.l Sells-Floto. Owtners-The Amlerien Amusement Co. General 1atiuger-1. I I. Taimen. Active Alingi- Frank Tamoinen' . tilial Agnt and Railroad Contractor W. iR. 1tsgat. <j , ip,,n~v (.T Edga n CT(lifford. ],,t.tul Agent- 11 .. Alassit. el inl Agents-,(I lltk s Mrt cE-trt y and Nels Lauste.n. Cliecke~r-up-Ottoi Essinger. AA &i A STAKE DRIVER WITH GQLLMAR BRFOS, SHOW. rn ", ntafathe greatst 1al 'as- ii s it " tit e drit ert , with the lman , :takeiiii Xiit it tiiii lit ti-us, a pi ture of ohiih a earl s bo jwit aloti - opniitts the i iit in It s itin. Til diicults that circus pro- ]oietors tormn ert tntnlitered, i benl their wN ormlloen tooki iea ve of theim for te lmor ptcfitable haret i il s inst tin a grat mieas- ure ( ovk-rcom ...I, 1y this nwehanical dev ice, wi titi ac piii shes tilt Xlii iI X otit t a 1 - a e t I(r nao- t ftw hlau a inig (1, %iws of 11- oe tury . NOTICE TO PROFESSION! Next week's issue of THE SHOW WORLD, dated Sept. 28. will con- tain a double page of pictures cov' ering the Carl Hagenbeck and Great Wallace Combined Shows. The photographs for this presenta- tion were made especially for this publication and have been admir- ably arranged by our staff artist. Mr. Z. A. Hendrick. The demand for this coming issue will be enor- mous. Place yo-ur orders early to avoid disappointment. Roster for Big Shows. ilTi - dtii < tXIttt i t ti t t1 titlil i lullI ic It li, .X---ttiii- stti tut nlid 1d,, Lte emt- playe.s lof' Rtobilson's circuls. thle Sells- PIoth tioru tts l Pawnee Bill's Xih I Robinson Circus. Propritor--Joiil litF-i Roillsoli Itneral AIanagr-ohn fl. S Robinosot Assist-ntt IAilg tr-Edwat Cill ttn- New Y k mul FXrlign RtprI e tativ l Rtinlson, Strdicil Agent-' li tr Sott. Rtailroad Conltractor--Geo, rgc TW. Ak Press Representtik--Do. A1Yaddell. Locli Agent-YAl;It,.r AlurphyN. Assistant Locall _Ngent-JaIeIs lami. Specinl Agent--Al. C. Service. Advaiie Car No. 1: L. 11. Ifockina: Stoeward, Hiarvey kell; Poss Hillpost Ier F.11 Smilt 11(t" NP, 1 lain r 111it l postIers. C C. n lit Stiter. John maV'nivnunnh'it .1. C. TtiSle,. W. W. Ward. its ilt t Ioos te t its tils I 11111 ( it it gripliers and Bannermien, lack 11arris and XX m. Aoorelwna iroglai Altin Fred Wild; iorter, I IIC. lernheim. AInttie cCar No. 2: Xianatigir. Fred l -toA; ni lpo Bt rs A.ni l ter A. A d- muids, C. urg. J. Aorto . F . Johlis. '. Iiurt, J. IL White. F. G., AcNulty. Will Green. Frei d (,oIlbyl v, J. Merritt ; Litho- grpesand Bonnkernwn. ( C .amles ,and till ~ r~ 1l n. ii 'ii Aloict Iin u lil-i Cilde; Poterou AlxMiiu Pawnee Bill. Propritors--Alijor Utnroni 1\. Lillie. awile Bill Co. Active Aliagers lajor Gordon AW. Lillie and ilEIward Arlington. tillerl A'ent-ldwariti Arlington. Pross Topisnitativc-W. C. Thtompson. )ikII Radford and Pul liarrell. Local~ ent-- .I.Ellis. Spe ial Agents Jow Riiosenithal and Peto'r Ba;0r.% Clitker-t1p-Al Clikson. ExuIrlstiot At'i t- itt gh L . in 1-l,""si Thisis the onl and on taldlir - of the old established lent a Awning Housesolongandfaor ably known for the quality mni distinction of its product anl reliabilityof itsservice. The members of the firmi were and are still responsibl, that quality. distinction and r bility, are all here intent oit ing you better than -er belort We have in steock largc SuIttiilc oi Newand Second HaniTirts Seats et Write for list of same. I . \I i 111n1(i'i I- X N . It 1. i W. I ;i l ousterso \ nt. II'e tult. W al - lt, ('f)wbrane-, Jas. Judge, N. T. Spicer, Chits. E. Gannon, Evan Garrison Geo, Compte, J. Billings. Go. Nelson, W. P. Cahill, E. Aalloy; Lithographers and Ban- nermein. Jas. C. A11cCoimlick and Jos. Mc larty; Program Alan, A. C. Spencer; Cook. Fred Burdick. Advance Car No. 2: Mlanager Alton Osborn; Billposter, B. 1V. Fostei, II. J. Sinken, Pete Dunin, Ftred Kettl, r. I. L. King, B. Hiannan, .Timny Lyons, 01inas. Wilson, Dot Ingram S. lettltberg. Nci milly Lithographe ri Leo. Salumon: l'itu Al-nt 111om Bigngs. Xtat ot Car NO. 3: Maniiager, Joe Hosenthal; Boss Biliposter, Jas. .1. Stli- vin Lithogiphers and Bannernwti-, Jas. \W. i), J. AV. Whalen PROSPERITY IS REMARKABLE. Harry Earl of Hagenbeck- Wallace Show Tells of His Trip. GItold-l prosperity ill its best, brighest and most substantial form extends from one end of the country to the other, ac- cording toi Harry Earl, general press rep- restitiveC of the iagenbeck-Wallacte Circus and one of the est kinown nitws- 1p111r mnen iii thnc Tnited States. 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