Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-06-07 | Page 13 | Kiddies' Circus Dreams to Come True Saturday Animals and Clowns Crowd into Sandman Hours

Kiddies' Circus Dreams to Come True Saturday; . Animals and Clowns Crowd Into Sandman Hours' Scores of Boy and Girls to Be Telegram Guests on AL G. Barnes Day The undnun no longer brings uninterrupted un-interrupted slumber to the klil.llee of the Orphans' Hume and Day Nursery and of Hu Ann's orphansge. As the ln- creep oioaar to Haturday the Jrmi of thee tnt era filled wllh j snatchea of clrcuBdnm. In those silent hoars when the world elcepa, phantom proresalune are projected on the Juvenile dream ecreen. alvphanta aland nn I heir heads, cUwns make provoking grimaces and cirrus bal- - ' i I, ... - i r-rlSZ IT. WILL COME TRUE ' AL G. Barnes Day 0 Tha undnun no lonicer branca un- I V Inttrrupiad aluraber to tha kiddlea of V ' Children al the Orphana' Home and IMy Nursery V t i l. a. a and of Bt. Anna orphanage. Aa tha IJ ' mx" dnya creep oioaar to Haiurday the X-'- J' V ... arphanao. I dreama of thee tota are filled wllh w V A anatchea of clrcuadom. In thuae ailent ' ' V' ' ia Mama hoara when tha world alrea, phantom ' V '"Z. and Day proeeaslona ara projected on the " . ' i. Juvenile dream eoreen. elephants . , . . r, J" ? Nursery ara atand on Iheir heads, cUwna mke f ' , t- j.i w u- pnivoklna; icrlmarea and elrrua bal- 1 '.","'' ' ' ' ' araamipi af ma ''-,.'.'.. .: .' ' " Al a Bamaa ' V -''''"" J Clraua, whloh - . 'i S , V. ' : , . V thay will ' - .".r:V- -.. ' t Saturday.. ir -jr : iv -.' '" . l sJ42 ', ;jT. .,., m i i ( i ', . ' "'- ' ' J" '-.'- tv-- ' . ; " "v ' : f --r ' .- - -;,: -::' "ZZt v ' loona assume mammoth proportions ' ' -- '. J f- Vi -V Tha children of these two lnstltu. n ( N 7" J Mona ara to be tha guesla of Tha I " r"V''aSslaeeseeav f , . Telerram at the Al O. Humes cirrus I mt" '' .' .." ' on 8at.ird.iy. when It-cornea ta 8lt I .e , ' -r Ike. Tha children hava been chat- ". " v ; ' WTT, .. V: 1 . . . f J ' terinr for daya over tha comma: of f 1 ' .X, V ! , ! tha clrcua. nnd aa the time drawa ' ,. . . - j nearer they set mora reatleaa and I " ' ' ' . .1 P excited. I jr ' ' . r , 1 Amonr the boys of tha Orphana .a- . 1 , 1 I Home and Day Nursery tha subject rT. J -si r'l ' ' " ' ',.,." ef tha clrcua takea the form of a I if vlT'H . . "" T ' "uaalon In natural history, each l: 1 I -V- ... ' - . , ' f ' ' . endeavorlpa; to add ta the general I ' ' ' J- V- , store of Information on each animal 1 f , , J ' - . ' ' eomethlne; Indtirrnoua ta hla own 1 iNiS' T Vt :V . -" hraln. Cute trlrka that monkeys do. I y .', ' ' I TV ' ' !. .v how tha elenhant use his trunk and M ' ' v t K from what Pountrlea the Hons come - m . g- ,.Tt. T. , J . C- ara aome of the commonest things T aea . --j-J. thev rilMfMiea - - - - . I .- loona aaatime mammoth proportions. Tha children of these two Institutions Institu-tions are to be the guests of The Telegram at the Al O. Humes circus on Batiirduy, when la. comes te 8nlt The children have been chattering chat-tering for daya over the coming of the clrcua, nnd as the time drawa nearer they get more reatleaa and excited. Among the boya of the Orphana' Home and Day Nursery tha subject ef the clrcua takea the form of a discussion In natural history, each endeavoring to add ta the general store of Information on each animal something Indtgenoua ta hla own brain. Cute tricks that monkeys do. how the elephant use his trunk and from what countries the Hons come are aome of the commonest thlnge they discuss. It Is quite sufficient for the girls that they are to S'e the animals. They are more Intereeted In what: they arettn wear. Ona little girl at l the Orpahna Home and Day Nursery confided to a Telegram reporter today to-day that she waa going to wear hi-r half socks to the circus, while another contributed the Information that she pras to wenr her K.lalrr dress. HUH another offered to bring out for Inspection In-spection her latest and neweat frock, which la to be christened In circus glory.