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aWATERS ELEPHANTiHe#: ■:,„wJSlc\; * v** c* • \'*kA wCN WV OMhSK^ - »X •v v • **- xjv .\i\ lt;COjOOcWXvCVjC^ » »_•■!• ’ *.*•*m* * ^ %*4 ► * ** \j*i * + * * a * ' • ' v vi^ t kiTis ^ ^\\\** v* -s- '■•* *x ^ v^^vSi\ v.v: tv ■#*.-; •lt;\ \•^^Vv:v:V fec-4:They still carry water to the elephants, especially when John Robinson's Circus comes to town. And the boys have plenty of water to •tote as the big brutes with this famous circus drmk plenty of the old aqua pura John Robinson’s Circus is scheduled to give two exhibitions here on Monday, October 15.. afternoon and night.An entire new program from start to finish is promised by the John Robinson management. King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba a gorgeous spectacle of ancient times will open the program. Many international features will follow in rapid succession including the Ridng Rudynoffs; Walter Guice and Company of Riders from Holland; Johnny Correia and his family of American riders; the Aerial Walters; the Seven Molay Arabs; Walter Powell, famous wire artist; Tetu Harriman, the Norman Girls, the LaFrance Sisters and others. W’ell known subjugators, Mable Stark, Jack Biron, Capt. Terrell Jacobs. Bert Noyes and Margaret Thompson will work the thrilling wild animal numbers in the steel arena. JL'f-V- AV
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Anniston Star

Anniston, Alabama, US

Fri, Oct 05, 1928

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