1903 Season - Revision history

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	\| year = 1903		\| year = 1903
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	\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer~~<br />Jacob F. Luft, manager~~<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager		\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager
	\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903		\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903
	\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel (1)\|Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden		\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel (1)\|Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden
	\| stockcompany = Olentangy Park Stock Company		\| stockcompany = Olentangy Park Stock Company
			\| theatermanager = Jacob F. Luft
	\| band = Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band<br />Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band		\| band = Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band<br />Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band
	\| size = 82-87 acres		\| size = 82-87 acres

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	\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager		\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer<br />Jacob F. Luft, manager<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager
	\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903		\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903
	\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel (1)\|Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden		\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel (1)\|Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden

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Stock Performances

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	\|"The Open Gate"		\|"The Open Gate"
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	\|Played in conjunction with Nancy and Company<ref name="amusements2">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 23, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref>[ https://archive.org/details/sim_billboard_1903-05-23_15_21/page/10/mode/2up"Parks, Pleasure Resorts & Summer Gardens: Park Notes."] ''The Billboard,'' May 23, 1903. Vol. 15. Issue 21. Page 11. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>		\|Played in conjunction with Nancy and Company<ref name="amusements2">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 23, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref>"[https://archive.org/details/sim_billboard_1903-05-23_15_21/page/10/mode/2up Parks, Pleasure Resorts & Summer Gardens: Park Notes]." ''The Billboard,'' May 23, 1903. Vol. 15. Issue 21. Page 11. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>
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	\|May 24-30, 1903		\|May 24-30, 1903

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	Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />		Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />

	===Park Improvements===		=== Park Improvements ===
	The Columbus Railway Company leased five acres south of the park, extending it as far south as Dodridge Street, affording new walks and picnic grounds.<ref name="preparing">"Olentangy Park." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' April 1, 1903. Page 9.</ref> As part of the remodeling of all the buildings, calcium light effects were added to the theater and 1,000 additional lights to the park this season.<ref name="opening-attendance" />		The Columbus Railway Company leased five acres south of the park, extending it as far south as Dodridge Street, affording new walks and picnic grounds.<ref name="preparing">"Olentangy Park." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' April 1, 1903. Page 9.</ref> As part of the remodeling of all the buildings, calcium light effects were added to the theater and 1,000 additional lights to the park this season.<ref name="opening-attendance" />

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	==Injuries & Missing People==		== Injuries & Missing People ==
	Myrtle Comer, 8, fell 40 feet down the bank of the Olentangy River and broke her jaw on June 18.<ref>"Broke Her Jaw." ''Thursday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 18, 1903. Page 8.</ref>		Myrtle Comer, 8, fell 40 feet down the bank of the Olentangy River and broke her jaw on June 18.<ref>"Broke Her Jaw." ''Thursday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 18, 1903. Page 8.</ref>

	Bessie Egan, 16, went missing during a picnic at Olentangy Park on Wednesday, June 17.<ref>"Missing People." ''Thursday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 18, 1903. Page 9.</ref>		Bessie Egan, 16, went missing during a picnic at Olentangy Park on Wednesday, June 17.<ref>"Missing People." ''Thursday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 18, 1903. Page 9.</ref>

	==Lawsuits==		== Lawsuits ==

	===Hays-Mackey Fence Dispute Continues===		===Hays-Mackey Fence Dispute Continues===
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	==Rides and Attractions==		==Rides and Attractions==

			===New Billiard Parlor===
			''Main Article:'' [[Billiards]]

			A billiard parlor was added to the park in 1903.<ref name="opening2" />

	=== New Cave of the Winds ===		=== New Cave of the Winds ===
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	* Zoological Garden '''NEW'''		* Zoological Garden '''NEW'''

	== Theater, Vaudeville~~, and Stunt Performances~~ ==		== Theater and Vaudeville ==

	=== Olentangy Park Theater ===		=== Olentangy Park Theater ===
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	* The Zamora Family, Mexican acrobats, performing their "Trapezio Trio Alquitner"		* The Zamora Family, Mexican acrobats, performing their "Trapezio Trio Alquitner"

	===Outdoor ~~Performances and Stunts=~~==		== Stunts and Outdoor Shows ==

	On June 17, Professor Fred Rapp, of Springfield, Ohio, performed a parachute jump from a balloon at the Columbus Retail Grocers' Association picnic.<ref>"Grocers' Picnic." ''Friday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 12, 1903. Page 13.</ref>		On June 17, Professor Fred Rapp, of Springfield, Ohio, performed a parachute jump from a balloon at the Columbus Retail Grocers' Association picnic.<ref>"Grocers' Picnic." ''Friday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 12, 1903. Page 13.</ref>

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	==Activities==		==Activities==

	~~===New Billiard Parlor===~~
	~~''Main Article:'' [[Billiards]]~~

	~~A billiard parlor was added to the park in 1903.<ref name="opening2" />~~

	~~===Changes to Old Dining Hall===~~

	~~The Dusenburys sawed the old dining hall in half in October to comply with a court order.<ref name="sawed" />~~

	===List of Activities===		===List of Activities===

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List of Rides and Attractions

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	* [[Miniature Railway]]		* [[Miniature Railway]]
	* [[Museum of Ornithology]] '''NEW'''		* [[Museum of Ornithology]] '''NEW'''
			* [[Photographic Gallery (1)\|Photo Booth]]
	* [[Shooting Gallery]]		* [[Shooting Gallery]]
	* Swings		* Swings

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	Olentangy Park, Theater, and Zoological Garden opened for the 1903 season on Sunday, May 17, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park Opening." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Feb. 28, 1903. Page 6.</ref> The opening saw an attendance of 15,000 patrons.<ref name="opening-attendance">"Beautiful Olentangy." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 18, 1903. Page 12.</ref> Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band played music for the park in the afternoons and evenings until July<ref name="opening">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 3, 1903. Pages 8-9.</ref><ref name="opening2">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 10, 1903. Page 6.</ref>, when Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band took over for the rest of the season.<ref name="bellstedtleaves">"Bellstedt Leaves Olentangy." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 8, 1903. Page 14.</ref><ref name="newband">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> {{Tooltip \|text = Five cents\|tooltip = $1.83 in 2025 dollars}} gave patrons access to the band performances, attractions, rides, picnic areas, and zoo. Managers J. W. Dusenbury served as president, and Will J. Dusenbury served as secretary and treasurer of the Olentangy Park Co.<ref name="railwayreview1903">[https://archive.org/details/streetrailwayrev13amer/page/210/mode/2up "Columbus, O."] ''The Street Railway Review.'' April 20, 1903. Vol. 13. Issue 4. Page 112. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>		Olentangy Park, Theater, and Zoological Garden opened for the 1903 season on Sunday, May 17, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park Opening." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Feb. 28, 1903. Page 6.</ref> The opening saw an attendance of 15,000 patrons.<ref name="opening-attendance">"Beautiful Olentangy." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 18, 1903. Page 12.</ref> Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band played music for the park in the afternoons and evenings until July<ref name="opening">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 3, 1903. Pages 8-9.</ref><ref name="opening2">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 10, 1903. Page 6.</ref>, when Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band took over for the rest of the season.<ref name="bellstedtleaves">"Bellstedt Leaves Olentangy." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 8, 1903. Page 14.</ref><ref name="newband">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> {{Tooltip \|text = Five cents\|tooltip = $1.83 in 2025 dollars}} gave patrons access to the band performances, attractions, rides, picnic areas, and zoo. Managers J. W. Dusenbury served as president, and Will J. Dusenbury served as secretary and treasurer of the Olentangy Park Co.<ref name="railwayreview1903">[https://archive.org/details/streetrailwayrev13amer/page/210/mode/2up "Columbus, O."] ''The Street Railway Review.'' April 20, 1903. Vol. 13. Issue 4. Page 112. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>

	Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref>Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />		Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />

	===Park Improvements===		===Park Improvements===

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	\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager		\| management = The Olentangy Park Company<br />Joseph W. Dusenbury, president<br />William J. Dusenbury, secretary and treasurer<br />Frank Burt, circuit manager
	\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903		\| season = May 17, 1903 - Sept. 20, 1903
	\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden		\| newattractions = [[Cave of the Winds]]<br />[[Ferris Wheel (1)\|Ferris Wheel]]<br />[[House of Trouble]]<br />[[Laughing Gallery]]<br />[[Museum of Ornithology]]<br />Zoological Garden
	\| stockcompany = Olentangy Park Stock Company		\| stockcompany = Olentangy Park Stock Company
	\| band = Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band<br />Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band		\| band = Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band<br />Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band

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	Olentangy Park, Theater, and Zoological Garden opened for the 1903 season on Sunday, May 17, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park Opening." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Feb. 28, 1903. Page 6.</ref> The opening saw an attendance of 15,000 patrons.<ref name="opening-attendance">"Beautiful Olentangy." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 18, 1903. Page 12.</ref> Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band played music for the park in the afternoons and evenings until July<ref name="opening">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 3, 1903. Pages 8-9.</ref><ref name="opening2">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 10, 1903. Page 6.</ref>, when Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band took over for the rest of the season.<ref name="bellstedtleaves">"Bellstedt Leaves Olentangy." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 8, 1903. Page 14.</ref><ref name="newband">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> {{Tooltip \|text = Five cents\|tooltip = $1.83 in 2025 dollars}} gave patrons access to the band performances, attractions, rides, picnic areas, and zoo. Managers J. W. Dusenbury served as president, and Will J. Dusenbury served as secretary and treasurer of the Olentangy Park Co.<ref name="railwayreview1903">[https://archive.org/details/streetrailwayrev13amer/page/210/mode/2up "Columbus, O."] ''The Street Railway Review.'' April 20, 1903. Vol. 13. Issue 4. Page 112. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>		Olentangy Park, Theater, and Zoological Garden opened for the 1903 season on Sunday, May 17, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park Opening." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Feb. 28, 1903. Page 6.</ref> The opening saw an attendance of 15,000 patrons.<ref name="opening-attendance">"Beautiful Olentangy." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 18, 1903. Page 12.</ref> Herman Bellstedt's Famous Cincinnati Military and Concert Band played music for the park in the afternoons and evenings until July<ref name="opening">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 3, 1903. Pages 8-9.</ref><ref name="opening2">"Olentangy Park." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' May 10, 1903. Page 6.</ref>, when Wendell S. Powell's Olentangy Band took over for the rest of the season.<ref name="bellstedtleaves">"Bellstedt Leaves Olentangy." ''Wednesday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 8, 1903. Page 14.</ref><ref name="newband">"Amusements: Olentangy Park." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' June 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref> {{Tooltip \|text = Five cents\|tooltip = $1.83 in 2025 dollars}} gave patrons access to the band performances, attractions, rides, picnic areas, and zoo. Managers J. W. Dusenbury served as president, and Will J. Dusenbury served as secretary and treasurer of the Olentangy Park Co.<ref name="railwayreview1903">[https://archive.org/details/streetrailwayrev13amer/page/210/mode/2up "Columbus, O."] ''The Street Railway Review.'' April 20, 1903. Vol. 13. Issue 4. Page 112. Accessed through the Internet Archive.</ref>

	Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref>Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park ~~Casino and~~ Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />		Most Sundays saw an attendance of 10,000 to 12,000 visitors throughout the season.<ref name="closing">"Olentangy Closes." ''Monday Columbus Dispatch.'' Sept. 21, 1903. Page 8.</ref> The park closed for the season on Sept. 20, 1903.<ref>"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''Saturday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 12, 1903. Page 4.</ref><ref name="weekofsept13">"Olentangy Park: Vaudeville." ''The Sunday Columbus Dispatch.'' Aug. 13, 1903. Page 4.</ref>Over 16,000 parkgoers attended the closing day. Dusenbury planned to radically change the park and remodel the [[Olentangy Park Theater\|casino]] for the next year.<ref name="closing" />

	===Park Improvements===		===Park Improvements===
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	* [[Bowling alleys]]		* [[Bowling alleys]]
	* Cafe		* Cafe
			* [[Olentangy Park Theater\|Casino]]
	* [[Cave of the Winds]] '''NEW'''		* [[Cave of the Winds]] '''NEW'''
	* [[Crystal Maze]]		* [[Crystal Maze]]
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	* [[Shooting Gallery]]		* [[Shooting Gallery]]
	* Swings		* Swings
			* [[Olentangy Park Theater\|Theater]]
	* [[Water Toboggan]]		* [[Water Toboggan]]
	* Zoological Garden '''NEW'''		* Zoological Garden '''NEW'''
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	=== Olentangy Park Theater ===		=== Olentangy Park Theater ===
	''Main Article:'' [[Olentangy Park ~~Casino and~~ Theater]]		''Main Article:'' [[Olentangy Park Theater]]

	=== Olentangy Park Stock ===		=== Olentangy Park Stock ===