WIRTH'S CIRCUS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18050, 27 March 1922, Page 4

WIRTH'S CIRCUS.

Sir-I would like to complain thw, t your columns of the state of je'r which existed at the matinee of above circus on Saturday. Full? ift "" cent, of the people present ( ma „ v P " whom had paid 7s for admission, L J not see one act. Far more p ,w, le m admitted than could be afforded. modation. The consequence was tuT extra people crowded round the ri De , ? completely obscured the view 0 f t h* who were in the sca-.fi. Could not measure be passed forbidding the £" ajrement oi such shows to let ;„ "*"■ than they can amimmcdate' I am " m °f e voicing the opinions of VnSjS others who were at the circus on L °'

I Sir.- By purchasing reserved s,-=at I7 f &! each (row (i|. I entered £ % jc-ntrart w.th Mr Wirth to be .kj j li:s dreiK i'i:!eitn;nment ~n Satr*t ; afternoon. I undersUad the ■ duly presented, as I sat : n mv 3eat * a ! \ heard apj.'-iuse and remarks, but I T I nothing that took place within 7ft , ! f 1 !? as , r 7"-' F . an ' l G were 4 j Ik'lmw levnj of the frr-nt seats. (V ! |i-tint s a pin r(i were very bitter, a! 1 ' , the upatinc accommodation generally 50 | (KMi'tW (" he oversold, and the polip. 1 1,» he rolled in at least twioo R.S over th.. making of a verv promlsj! j'"] sturl'ani i*. People who pav to gee ® ; : n ° ,nii ; fr w , hlt rr r.v-l 'seau, s h on u ,ho ?iian,iH''" , d at least a 2;n. ,q oare i between P