Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1921, Page 52

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 4, 1921 Among Us Mortals This Way to the Big Show Copyright. 1921 Just one of a great many questions during the after- noon. “But, Cousin May, if the trained sea lions live in the sea, how did they get here?” Johnuny, the bareback marvel, ;‘h‘:l oettAer half of “The Bounding De The beautiful blonde who rides the The talented Mme. Bologna, queen of the iron awaiting his turn. loeoki.nsg—u T::x:g;“] ::e:::ull:bl: qcl:);s;i:il:;‘i:l‘g stesplechiseintmber: jaw, daintily shedding her outer garments from the heat of the day. 2 point midway between the roof of the tent - and ring No. 1. The chariot race, featuring Miss Minnie Lob, Amer= ica’s premier horsewoman. The side show. ‘“Now, folks, I have this afternoon the honor of presenting for your delectation the little lady here on my right, the Princess Dobelia, thought by many to be the greatest living exponent of Oriental harem dancing. The little lady will perform for you this afternoon a feat hitherto unattempted by any of the world’s greatest terpischorean marvels— namely, the Algerian shimmy sword dance,” etc. i “Anybody else who wants a ticket for the concert, which The grand triumphal procession around the big tent which, according to the advance sheets, “is without its equal in tne splen- takes place immediately after the main show? Now’s the dors of its scintillating pageantry.” Aunt Maude, Aunt Dora and Aunt Sadie—who with the children have stayed too long Lady trapeze artiste just being winsome, while her part- time to get your ticket for the concert. Only 25 cents.” in the menagerie tent—are, for the moment, unwilling members of the scintillating splendor. ner does a few flying leaps. L_____________________—___________——__———-——J r_—————————————————————‘———___—‘_———fl