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Dramatic Journal
June 26

OUTSIDE ATTRACTIONS.

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST.

The dash and vim of Buffalo Bill's
horsemen at the Wild West exhibition
at Stony Island and Sixty-third streets
keep that place of amusement easily in
the forefront of the World's Fair attractions
which cluster around Jackson
Park. Up to date the attendance has
increased steadily with the growing
crowds at the Fair, and there seems to
be no reason why Col. Cody should not
duplicate his London success daring the
summer. The performance is kept carefully
up to the standard which was set
when the performance was first given.
There are no new features, but the
chance and uncertainty of the feats of
horsemanship lend constant variety, for
it is not generally expected that a bucking
bronco will conduct himself in the
same way on any two different occasions.
For the last week the weather has been
especially adapted to this out-of-doors
show, and the turnstiles have registered
more people than any previous week in
the engagement.