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2 shows, 12 min. full stage. European equestrian exhibiting one beautiful white and another chestnut horse. The stage is covered with a dark mat and backed with a dark drop. The curtain rises with Miss Rens sitting on the white horse on a pedestal – a handsome picture in itself. Then she puts the horse through high school riding followed by posing with handsome color and light effects. Was strongly applauded at the rise of the curtain and throughout the act. I am advertising it as the sensational hit of the ‘Yankee Circus of Mars’ because of the fact that that shown comes to the Boston Theatre, next door, in April and they have already sent out considerable advance matter.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 4 September 1905-23 April 1906