Barton's Circus.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 December 1918, Page 3

Barton's Circus.

TO-MORROW NIGHT

1 Bartons Circus—brighter and bettor than ever—will show in Levin to-mor-Tow night, when, doubtless, there will be a large audience. The talented comi pany since its last appearance here some time ago ihas secured a number of new performers, all of ivhorn are above the ordinary. A two-pole tent is noiv used, and is electrically lighted throughout. The three Flying Lees appeair ifrider special engagement, and are entirely new to Levin and district residents; Denny will still be to tbefore as a, mirth provoker; De Car is a comedy in himself; Marguerite is an : intrepid lady rider; the Daring Deans will appear, as if perfectly at Ihome, on I wires; the Altons are too well known to need comment; the Martinettis are brimful of fun, and/ cause much hilarity ; Marvon is the funny long man; little Tom Freda appeared with much success lately in Sydney and Melbourne pantomniQS; the Six Bonaera are" delightful an their act of marble statuary of ever-changing colour; ißenihamo, the balancer, will make his first appearance here; the I'Vedo boys will give exhibitions of tumbling, while the Altons, nine in number, will give acrobatic displays that are simply nerve-racking. -Besides all the above high-class performers tliere will be a number of highly-trained ponies, horses and donkeys, while a live brass band will discourse latest music. To suit all, popular prices will be charged.