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... TWO LIVES LOST AT WILD WEST SHOW. Louisa Dcnlcy, a North American Indian woman attached to Broncho Bill’s Wild Went Show, now visiting North Devon, and Henry Denley (4), died on Saturday afternoon at the North Devon Infirmary, Barnstaple, as the result ...
... character, who will gain heaps of friends.. ANDY AND THE REDSKINS, A mast laughable comedy bv Edison ’of Andy after seeing a Wild West Show. MONEY WORKS WONDERS, ...
... the lusty of Western cowboys, the Prince of Wales role bucking broncho here to-day in the presence thousands admirers. A Wild West show had been arranged specially for the entertainment of the Royal visitor, and the Prince, who at once expressed a desire ...
... RING PARS WTiilard the load with Wild West show. the afternoon •-*?» October, at the Baths, Mr. Jack Callaghan will stage three-miuute rounds cont'st tween heamnn Hayes. Hoxton, and Bob itton. Bermondsey. The match will ke-l very powerful programme. 1 ...
... TWO LIVES LOST AT WILD WEST Louisa Denley, a North American Indian woman attached to Broncho Bill's Wild West Show, now nailing North Devon, and Henry Denley (4), died Saturday afternoon the North Devon Infirmary, Barnstaple, the result burns sustained ...
... General Grant himself. But present generation, Cody will always be best remembered a- the great showman and captain of the Wild West Show. Ins unique entertainment brought homo to people this country and the Continent idea of the wild, rough and tumble life ...
... two staunch friends in Major John H. Burke and Diamond Jim” Brady. Major Burke, who, previous to managing Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, was a famous scout and Indian tighter, frequently visited Kngland and was in Birmingham when John L. Sullivan visited ...
... the Cheyenne Chief, in a hand-tohand fight. There were many other Indian fights in which took part. In he organised the Wild West Show. Nearly 400 cowboys, Indians, and rough-riders were* included in the combination. which travelled the world over. In evil ...
... many hullocks, part showing Henry Grammar (champion of the world) throwing and tying a steer in l4f seconds. It is not a Wild West show, depicts real cowboy and prairie life. Other pictures are of great merit, ineluding drama and comedy. The artistes are ...
... expositions of jitsu by the well-known Japanese expert, Yukio Tani, on the high rope by Ponohery and Mdlle. Zodie, Carres’« Wild West Show, a miniature railway, songs, dancee, and sketches Miss I Howard’s Revue Concert Party, porformanc?* by Mdile. Sarerna’s ...
... VISITS RECALLED. Buffalo Bill” brought his Wild West Show to Birmingham at least three occasions, the last being Whitsuntide, 1903, when was encamped on 10 acres of ground in Aston Lane, Perry Barr. There were then 800 persons on tour with the show, ...
... ’World,” New York. When the big Heavy-weight champion the world >tep|>ed out on the little* open-air platform to l*ox the Wild West Show at \\ ashington Bark. Brooklyn, he looked remarkably well. There was just suspicion of fat about his waist line, but month ...