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Feb. 29 With no visible means of support, but simply held down by centrifugal force, the sisters standing on the anchor are swung up for a fraction of a second and then down again and then up again. Aerial Thrills By The Mandos Sisters: One of the most unusual and thrilling of aerial acts is that performed by The Mandos Sisters, Jenny and Margaret, who dressed in trim Naval costumes are swung round and round and uand over while standing on a large anchor high above the heads of the audience. They literally have no visible means of support, but are saved from falling by centrifugal force. The girls who come from Belgian are performing the same act originated by their parents. Following a successful tour of the United States they are now appearing on the Moss Empires Circuit

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