PERRY'S CIRCUS.
Perry Bros.'s Circus, opening in Wellington on Friday, next for a short season, will bring before tho Now Zealand public tho Flying Lorcnz Troupe, a company of acriallsts, who includn Daphne Lorenz, "the most fearless lady on earth." Perry Bros, claim to have succeeded in getting together a <-nmpany of the highest paid performers over seen together under tho one management In the Dominion. These Include ton Carem Arabs, whirlwind tumbler.i, and Alberto, tho wire-walker, who does all tho latest dances on tho wire and turns complete somersaults from feet to feet on the sliver thread. Tho Achei Troupe of perch and ladder balance appeared in wonderful feats of skill and daring. Captain Monzalo, with hl» jungle terrors, enters the den nightly. Le Henri, French jockey, is ranked as the foremost bareback rider to-day. These aro only a few of the large company that so well maintain the high standard of entertainment always set by Perry Bros., thus making the visit of tho huge combination circus, menagerie, and elephant herd, one of the notable events of the year. Tho location is Upper Cuba street. The first matinee is on Saturday, 2nd February, at 2.30.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 28 January 1929, Page 5
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