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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1955)
MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1955 PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON LAW OF GRAVITATION meant nothing to the juggling Cupers, feature attraction with the Ringling Brother! and Barnum and i 'Bailey Circus which will stage two performance! in Klamath , Falls. Tuesday. The Cupers, shown above, are rated with the ircu$ foremost erowd-pleasers. Tickets are on sale at Me Conkey's Drug Store. Performances are slated for 2:15 and 8:15. p.m. . 'Greatest Show On Earth1 To Be In Klamath Tuesday With the Hlnglinr Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus due to roll Into Klamath Falls early Tuesday morning from Portland, Oregon, the big show's "24-hour men" were busy here Monday making last minute arrangements ior Its arrival and deployment. These field agents of the clrcu? ere checking the crossings on the sidings of the Southern Pacific ' railroad, where the long steel trains of "the greaiest show on earth" will be unloaded. They are also making certain ' that the streets to the show grounds are clear for the red wag ons, the elephants, horses, wild animal dens and air-conditioned cage housing the gorillas. This route Is carefully plotted, for several hundred heavy vehic les will roll over It. Including the great portable, all-steel grand stand trucks. The circus will exhibit Tuesday at 3:15 and 8:15 p m. In its all new alr-ventllatcd tent, with doors to the big top and the menagerie ol wild animals opening at 1 and 1 p.m. roUR SPECTACLES Scores ol thrilling new attrac tions and four great spectacles. one of which features the largest herd of performing elephants ever assembled, are in store for circus fans Uils year, "Holidays," most glittering of the four extravaganzas In the 1935 edition, presents a glorious kaleid oscope of colors, costumcry and lavish floats. Hundreds of human and animal artists participate In the pageant dedicated to the fes tive days on the American calen dar. Nearly 200 tons of elephants ap pear In the niagnilicent spectacle "Mama's in the Park," an utterly chRrmlng fnntasy In which bon netted behemoths air trumpeting offspring in gigantic baby carri ages. To stage this massive pro duction. John Ringling North im ported 20 new baby elephants from India and added to his already vast adult herd. The aerial spectacle this yeiir features bevies of sultry beauties revelling on high In a romantic aura of South Pacific charm. Beautiful Pinlto del Oro Is the central figure of a stunning .sky ballet whirling lo the lilting strains ol "On Honolulu Bay." The stirring patriotic finale, en titled "Rainbow 'Round the World" brings a final riot of color and beauty to North's latest entertain ment triumph. In addition to producing the four enchanting spectacles, North composed all the music for them. He also has brought a host of new acts to thrill and amaze spectators this year. Outstanding among these are the death slide by Tukeo Usui on a wire stretching from the ground lo the apex of the big top. and Delia Canestrclll, who performs a thrilling high ladder and rolling globe number. The Cordons, masters of the long' whips; Evy Karoly, Hungar ian bareback sensation; the Se guras, superb springboard spe cialists; the Marllex, place spin ners and Jugglers; the Naukos, unicycle Junipers; Octave D e Jonghe's handsome hunting dogs; Attllana, Spanish wire queen; the Oliveras, high wire acrobats; the Adanos, achieving unbelievable juggling feats, and the Carmenas in hand-to-hnnd and head balanc ing, are among other brand new attractions appearing In America lor tho first time. Held over by popular request are the Three Nocks, Swiss strat osphere artists, who perform chill ing feats on high swaying masts. The Palacios, Sabrcjcts and Fal cons, world-famous flying troupes, are displaying new aerial artistry. Pinlto del Oro; Josephine Bero- sinl, high wire ballet mistress; the Rlxos and Alfred Burton, spectac ular equilibrists; Logano, aerial contortionist; Miss Mara, trapeze heel-catch marvel; the juggling Cupers; and Evy and Everto, wiz ards of the anglocycle. again ap pear ill their distinctive acts. Delaware retains the whipping post as a punishment of cVini! inals under a law enacted in 1711.1 IT'S POOLE'S for TOYS The Tear 'nound TOT STORE! MAKE YOUR HOME MORE LIVABLE ... NO MONEY DOWN! Modernize, rcpoir, bcoulily , . . don't wait any lonqer enjoy the added convenience of a completely modern home. Home improvement not only adds to comfort, it substantially increases the value of vour properly. Pay the easy way on small monthly payments out of in come. 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