Joe Strong the Boy Fire-Eater; Or, The Most Dangerous Performance on Record
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A resourceful young circus performer combines acrobatics, magic and fire-eating in a sequence of episodic adventures on tour. Episodes show quick improvisation when a rusted trapeze wire threatens a stunt, the development and chemical explanation of daring flame acts, and a series of rescues and narrow escapes. He contends with swindlers and sabotage, refines illusions such as a vanishing-lady trick, experiments with juggling fire and dramatic dives, and confronts a deliberately set trap that leads to a climactic, fiery spectacle.
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