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glen. ' ly furs and wrihhled him
for; an circus. on two all deal
tralna. rolls into South Norwalk with
the rim for a one day engagement
at the- Baxter grounds.

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a will head the long parade to-
ward downtown afl the principal
thoroughfares
There' ll be lots to see in the Spark's
“arch past." From the "blood- sweat-
ng behemoth" to the last clown cart:
horn the’tabieaax floats to the kan-
oo den (with the baby kangaroos
doing "Kellermans" into their moth—
ers' pouches); tron tne blaring bands
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able in the number of well-known
(amines and troupes on the big show
roster.

Prominent among the two hundred
artists on the big show prog. are
the Four'Aerial Walters. the hper-
ial Japaneoegxoban troupe. the Aerial
Yorll and Innis. fins-do. the un-
dde dorm mar. ma Ins-us. “our.
ime Puller. Leona Earl: and. other
mid-air m perform“ The rid-
ing omen had-d Isl Phoebe-
dinl. m Ulla. Walter Guice and
Kelvin Hollis. principal Iomermulting
equestrians. Other stellar oasestrien-
nes are llinnle Thompson. Madge
~Evans. Franm and Bertha Mayo.
'l‘he Jung Troupe. the De Orloa and

the novelty oensations in the big three
ring program.

clowns numbers. otter-ea by
well known droila. are said to be‘nn-
surpmaed under the. big tops
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cage will be open. so that the crowds
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