The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-21

He carved flowers, statues of court
iers, tiny monuments, and things of
| the sort from potatoes, carrots and
other common vegetables to please
| the fancy of Russian mobiles until the
royal households and all their at
taches were swept out by Revolution.
"Electrica" a handsome young wom-
an who can take $500 volts of cleo
tricity, "Mysteria," the head without
body. feathers skinned man and
other unusual people.
Then one visited Springtime".
Never before has anything so fine as
this attraction been presented to the
public under canvas. 1t is the plan
OF the management to give the show
going public the best regardless of
cost and in this one big attraction
they present an entertainment in gor-
geous scenes of royal sp1endor feat
uring Little Egypt" the Worlds
Most Vivacious Musical Comedy
Star supported by the most al1uring
chorus ever seen, dispensing an end
less variety of delightfully."- distinctinve
comedies
Beautiful Hawaii will no doubt
prove pleasing to the ladies and
children and it is a rare treat to visit
this attraction and listen to the love
songs of these native Hawaiians
Beautiful and artistic posings are also
shown on revolving pedertals. The
beauty. grace and skill of fair women
predominant in this one big feature
The music is exceptional.
Then the Animal Circus, fascin-
ating performance indescribably
beautiful introducing magnificent
troupe of performing horses that de-
light, amuse and instruct. In fact,
the most remarkable display of brute
intelligence ever seen. A coterie of
astounding dumb graduates who per-
form acts that make humanity wonder
and for. intelligence sagacity and an
imal cuteness their equal does not
exist. The children go into ecstasies
of delight over the pretty horses and
the clever donkey clowns performing
in Mr.. Taylor's show.
The Busy City" remarkable
work of artistic patience and skill is
an attraction that brings startled
gasps of pleasant surprise from the
little folks who see it. The Busy
City" is populated by 1853 people, all
busily engaged in some task. A rail-
road train rushes back and forth thru
the city, fisherman angle in a stream
| on which boatman rows back and
forth, policeman pace their beats, a
flour mill operates steadily, as does
novelty works, and dozen other bus
mess enterprises, with the tiny people
busily at work, seemingly quite I'M
concerned before the eyes of hundreds
of interested onlookers.
"Crocko" the alligator boy, whose
| skin has been scales since his birth
five years ago, has show to himself.
The little fellow is bright and normal
in every respect except his skin He
rides around on his tricycle. and plays
with the other children but has no
| fear of the most vigorous spanking
that could be applied with slipper or
| single.
Beautiful Anona" handsome
young woman with unusual amphi-
| bean qualities also has show of her
own. She stays entirely submerged in
tank of warm water for four or five
hours at time, doing tricks, eating.
and otherwise amusing herself. She,
does not know herself how she is able
to do it, according 10 her manager,
but has had the remarkable ability
since childhood when she accident
ally fell into reservoir and found her
self quite as comfortable under water
as out of it.
! Cleo, the snake charmer, is another
freak in show of her own. She is
immune against snake poison and
treats the sna kes as pets.
/ Joe Hollander's Congress of Ath-
letes attracted the largest crowds of
young men. Wrestlers and boxers
with the show have issued a challenge
} to any athletes in the world to meet
them and several interesting bouts
have been held. One of the boxers
is former middleweight champion
of New York.
Along side of this attraction is an
other humdinger labeled Fun in the
Air., mechanical continuance that
produces bushel of fun to the square
inch.
For free attraction they offer the
Aerial Wengoes" who perform on
the lot twice daily in unequal1ed and
unbelievable displays of dangerous
mid air exploits on the high wire and
trapeze, making the most stirring1y,
stupendous an comprehensively
complete exhibit of aerial skill, nerve,
grace, and intrepidity ever witnessed
in this or any othercountry.
Prof. Antinarelis Concert Band is
the principal musical contingent and
is about the finest we have ever had
the pleasure of hearing Concerts