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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 68, 21 March 1935, Page 11

Jit's Colossal! Gigantic! BARNUM'S OWN WORDS A perfect description of the fantastic career of the showman of the ages. From Queens to bearded ladies, from Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale, to thirtyinch General and Mrs. Tom Thumb—Barnum knew them all, and you will see them in the picture. Not even this Prince of Humbugs himself could have conceived a more fascinating drama than this—the story he actually lived. m mm mmmm island,"'and "viva villa," K « \A/ ZX T ZI f ira IN THE MOST REMARKABLE j Lhl n iCmbl career TERISATI ° N ° F HIS (Approved 'for Universal Exhibition) ««.. What a character! His adventures are legion ... too ijj 'Wh MM rriSfnov fantastic for fiction ... yet Barnum lived them all! His fe p|CE.IN 1 UK I audacious humbuggery ... his hilarious family uprisings, the ml PICTURE. beautiful woman who came in-—and^out —of his life! Told i^ RE6ENr^»

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