George W. Smith could tell most war producers a thing or two about a business man's problems in wartime. As general manager of Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus, he has to feed, house, trans port, costume and otherwise provide for "the greatest show on earth" without benefit of any priorities whatsoever. But last week as the Big Show boomed into its second jampacked week at Manhattan's Madison Square Garden (prospective gross for the 36-day run: almost $2,000,000), George Smith was calm & collected in the midst of his bedlam....
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