Ripley's Believe It or Not-- Chicago Worlds's Fair -- Century of Progress Exposition



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			RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 1933 The Odditorium—A show of incredible truths, wonders and paradoxes that have made Ripley's cartoons famous. Betty Williams—15 months Old Baby with 4 legs and 3 Arms Freda Pushnik—The Little Half Girl Born without Arms or Legs Lydia McPherson—With the Longest Red Hair in the World Harry and Lillian McGregor—Lift and Pull Heavyweights with their Eye-lids The Eye-Popper—Can project his eye from his Head at Will The Man Who Speaks Without Vocal Cords E.L. Blystone—Wrote 2871 legible Letters on a Single Grain of Rice 1934 The Odditorium Leo Kongee—The Human Pin-Cushion Never Bleeds Singlee—Believes He Cannot Be Harmed by His God Fire Martin Laurello—Turns His Head Completely Backward on His Shoulders Demetrio Ortiz—Twists His Body Completely Around While His Feet Remain Stationary Hadji Ali—Human Fountain Swallows 3 Gallons of Water And Returns It to a Receptacle in a Steady Stream Home Top