The Archive · 1940

BY SAPAJOU

cushion mats is not confined to the Olympic Circus. but Is a practice in every circus in the world, Nearly everyone is acquainted with the cries of "Popcorn" and "Peanuts" without which no circus—or even baseball game—in America would seem com plete.. Thus, it is shown that the, ud-cushion service Is benefit of the An undesirable clement, however. appears to have cropped up in our service, and your correspondent may rest assured that the etlprits will be tracked down and punished. In the future, no patron will be bothered and refreshments will only brought when they are asked for.

We would like your correspondent Axtt Gyr axe Nutsaxct to com= municate with us, when the money Jost will be returned and three similar tickets to that he bought will bbe given him, in order that he may enjoy the circus under the conditions which he was instrumental in bringe ing about. Will he please ask for the undersigned at the box office during any of the performances of the Circus?

Tu conclusion, we wish to state that our prices are not higher than that of ud this applies to Regarding cheaper seats we would like to state that any matinee performance since the opening of the circus a child could have purchased a ticket for 50 cents, Thanking you for your kindness in granting this opporiunily to assure your readers that this circus has done, and is doing, everything possible to present to Shanghai the best circus programme available uncer the present emergency conditions, Shanghai, Sept. 4

A. S, Gixswunc.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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