Circus comes to Jackson
Colleen Pages is pictured with one of the animals that opened the show Monday when Circus Pages came to the Georgia National Guard Armory in Jackson. (Staff Photo: Michael Davis)
The circus came to Jackson on Monday when Circus Pages set up its show at the Georgia National Guard Armory.
from:n jacksonprogress-argus
by staff
February 4, 2014
Jackson. GA--The animal acts included white lions, tigers, camels, horses and elephants while the human performers took to the air for high-flying rope and ring demonstrations and trampoline acrobatics. Circus Pages also included motorcycle stunts performed inside the Globe of Death, an enclosed metal sphere in which riders zipped around seemingly barely missing one another and the unarmored female performer standing at the bottom.
Colleen Pages finishes a performance with four camels during a Circus Pages show in Jackson on Monday. (Staff Photo: Michael Davis)
Clowns kept the show going with antics involving audience members, and kids and adults alike also got to take in the full circus experience with peanuts, popcorn, cotton candy and various souvenirs.
Robert Laird, a vendor with Circus Pages, stands by some of the plush toys and other souvenirs available at Monday’s shows. (Staff Photo: Michael Davis
The show was capped off by a performance involving two trained elephants with which circus goers could also have their picture taken.
Colleen Pages gives a wave to the crowd at the Georgia National Guard Armory in Jackson as she works with an elephant during the Circus Pages show. (Staff Photo: Michael Davis)
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