AN AMUSING BILL.

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17750, 29 June 1929, Page 17 (Supplement)

AN AMUSING BILL.

INDIAN GENTLEMANS’ ENGLISH. 41 A8 IT IS SPOKE.” This -was printed in a prominent Indian paper. It is known as "Babu” or Indian Gentlemans’ English. THE GREAT INDIAN CIRCUS. Under Patronage for Royal Duke of Connaught, K.C.B. ’’etc. N.B. —This Circus is the very better, therefore he comes to see that. The performance preparation will commence at 8 p.m. sharp. Part 1. 1. Some horses will make a very good tricks. 2. The klown will come and talk with that horses, therefore audience will laugh Itself very much. 3. The lady will walk on hors’es back and horse is jumping very much also. 4. The Klown will make a joking words and lady will become too angry therefore, will run himself away. 5. One boy will fall a ball from topside then he can catch that ball before that ball can fall. G. This is the very better jumping trick. Refreshments 10 minutes. Part 2.

1. One man will make so tricks of trapeze, audience will fraid himself very much. 2. Dogs will jump and roll in the mud. 3. One lady will make himself so bend everybody he will think he is the rubber lady. 4. This is the very grand display. 5. This is the very better Glmnas■licks. ■ G. One man will walk on w-ire tight, he is doing very nicely because he is a professor of that. Refreshments 10 minutes. Part 111. Then will come the very good dramatic Notice. No sticks will be allowed in the spectator, and he shall not smoke also. Charges of entrance. Ist Class Rs. 2. 2nd class Rs. 1. 3rd Class Annas G. There is no any 4th Class.