UK'S THREE HIIIG(Continued from Page One.)i The program ip replete with big feature acts and this season the manage* j ment is especially fcaturiig the VTyen-; ne Japanese troupe. The GeVenne family have a thrilling double tight wire act, and Prof. K. H. lackrin withhis troupe of wonderfully trained horse* 1* a show in himself. MissGreer, the sensational rider with this act, wa.' In Id by the Howe shows th|* season in face of inducements from some of the biggest shows. A bunch of the funniest clowns in the circusbusiness are with the How* shows.Howe's (ireat London Shows put on a pleasing parede. Included in the goant were well groomed camels anda fine berd of elephants. From thesquad of handsome heralds, In leaiiti-ful costume, who led off, to the last clown wagon, the big circus pageant Whs a mass of color and beauty.The Howe shows management takes special pride in the horses Kach animal gav evidence Of the extreme carej given them. The show carries 3lt;»0horses, and the management states with real gride that there has not been a sick animal with the show this season.Howe’s Show carries three bands and a big calliope in its parade. Its i horsemen and horsewomen were far | above the usual average found with | the ii^r shows and everything connect-| ed with tin* outfit indicated efficiency. In fact, the management has built a reputation ir. the canvas world on themoral cleanliness of its |eople. Thereare a number of thing* which are insist Hi upon and this is one of them.’The herd of performing elephant* caused special comment and are the equal of any to be wen anywhere. The doors will open again at 7 i! o’clock tonight so that an opportunity f j may be had to see the animals before % going into the circus.i