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amazing acts, ineludiug 210 nan

:| Chariot Races, horizontal : #4 triple :|bar work,

balan@ng a bsur:l on wire in mid-air, ati a remarkable exhibition of a Very sensational success entitled * ‘‘Fighting the Flames’'. In this feature of the act a small house is seen in flames upon the stage. The cockatoo fire depart- ment rush to the Sceue with all the necessary appratus. Some of the active birds raisé ladders to the bürning building, @nd climbing to upper story, throwall the furniture from the window, aud after much effort, this novel fire department finally extinguish the flames. This Cockatoo Circus forms a show by itseTf and i: at present showing at Atlantic City, beiag the only act in a specially con$tructed theatre

there,

The magnitude of these Hippo- drome acts can be understood better from the Statement that the cheap-

est of them is costing the St. Johm

Exhibition more than Adgie and the Lions cost then at the Exhibi- tion. It will cost …three or four

hundred dollars to transport the 4 elephants alone te St.

Jobn, the

only way of shippiag these animais being by express as no railway will handle freight cars.

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: SHELTERED DANCING PLATFORMS .. … |

All varieties of LIGHT DRINKS, and everything in the shape-of Dainties, Sweets, Cigars,

” , * Fruits, etc., etc.,

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St. John Exhibition

which have Spencer

The amusements been announced by Mr.

are certainly the greatest that have} f wonders,

ever been gathered un‘ler one ro at any Fair. The big hall will be converted into a Hippodrome, , where the head line act willbe Bar-

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a pouy hounds, which are Bot in the orig- | ual act, aud in addition to Pete Bar- | low, the most noted of jiving ele-

lal attendants, ‘wife, who does the #telebrated tigh wire walking on a Wire helä by an elephant at either end, perhaps the

The elephant act will have with and two bieaping grey-

phant trainers, there will be sever- and Mr. Barlow's

| most novel wire baläncing act that

is in existence today. Wormwood's Cieus will have | 4000 lbs of excess baggage, which

wiil give some idea “of the maguni- tude of the performance.

The smaller air usement hall wijt haveé“equally big attractions of a vaudeville nature lheaded by Dida, the world's mest Æcelebrated de- in which a beautiful woman

s is-created before the eyes of the

spectators, from nothing. In -order to make the mystery mere complete, a second woman of any complexion desired, is created before the public gaze, at the will of the magician. This act created the sensation of the year at Hammeïstein’s, New York, the leading Vaudeville Theatre of America,

In the small hall will be Hell- mau’s greatest of living magicians, who is bringing with him to St. John a number of acts which have never been shown before.

Mr. Spencer, who is in charge of the amusement end of the St. John Exhibition, has-certainly out- done himself in his efforts to pre- duce something that would startle the Maritime Provinces, for not ouly have none of these acts ever: been see: here, but as a matter of fact none Of these big acts have been $een nearer than New York, The St. John Exhibition amuse- ment attractions are certainly as strocg as any ever been seen at any Exbibition in America.

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fonr in number. These ère au | was Ph the Chutes’’ where | the second story, it will be Dan sauts tour in Europe, and leadt#£" attraction a the New Vork the elephants slide down a steep sary to‘have them at each perform- [these tiéver'anitals Wii iéske à Hippodrome and “constitute pes: incline into à big tauk of water. |ance, walk up-stairs on their bind | whole sh_wän themselves, perferm- haps ‘the most celebrated animal} The New York Hippodrome, | legs, just like human beings. ing in a way that is scarcely credi- act in existerice. ‘They are certainly where these trick elephants played! The second ‘act in the Hippo-|ble. Itris the cleverest Animal Cir- infinite all this year, and created a perfect! drome, is Wormwoed's AnimAal/|cusäin existence. Circus, composed of twenty dogs, | twenty monkeys, two bears and | Montague's Co.katoo Circus, ccn

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The third act in the big hall is

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