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Tales from the bright side of the footlightsONLY IN VEGAS
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1991
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Tales from the bright side of the footlightsONLY IN VEGAS
1991
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One-wheel spills, not cheap thrills, usually account for most of the embarrassing moments in unicyclist Peter Rosendahl's act at Circus Circus. But the 23-year-old Swede who bills himself as the \"fastest man on one wheel\" isn't above showing a little skin when he has to. Then there was the time he was doing his rock 'n' roll dance routine with his wife, Betty. In that number, Rosendahl rides one of his tall unicycles while dancing sock-hop-style with his wife. At one point, she jumps on his lap and straddles him while he rides. Melinda, the \"First Lady of Magic,\" says most of her mishaps involve the animals in her act, especially her accident-prone lion, Napoleon. Luckily, when Napoleon \"decides that he has to do his thing,\" Melinda says he usually tips his hand. \"He kind of opens his mouth and his tongue pops out,\" she says.
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Las Vegas Review - Journal
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