American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE
NORTH CALVERT STREET.

yRNHE PROPRIETORS OF this establish
| II mSnt have the pleasure Of announcing TO The
public of Bsnore, and the citizens of the adj
vicinity, that their GRAND EQUESTRIAN ARENA
will open for a short season IN this city, on MON
DAY, 3Gth Of OCTOBER, 1876; it being their first
season since their tour Of Europe.
| The interior Of the building has been fitted up in
the style sfthe ANCIENT ROMAN AMPHITHEA-
TRES. The Boxes are embslliShsd IN superior
manner, with every attention to comfort and cOnVe-
niOHee, and distinct and separate entrance erected
TO this portion of the ARENA Ths Pit will be found
spaoisHH, and will command distinct sRd full view
of the Circle. The decorations Over the Circle will
be Of the most superb descriptions; the ceiling " ill be
orhamonted by splendid paintings, representing thu
ancient Roman games, and feRls OF ohivary. The
int Srior of The building will be lighted by splendid
and massive Gas Chandelier The front of The BSIes
is richly aRd beautifully embelshed and ornament
ed. The Aterior of the building being of a circular
form affords an opportunity for every one of the
dieHce, however large, 10 have complete view OF
every part Of the performance and 10 spacious enough
to accommodate 5000 persons, with comfort, K. G.
LONG, Architect; II. 4 j. REYNOLDS, Builders;
e. DRYER LEWIS, Decorators aud Painters.
| The reputation of mi. Company may be better in
fered, BY It's being UNDERSTOOD that they have Just
tarned from 1--WE years tour OF Europe, during which
time they played several most bril- liant and success
fu engagements at the English Opera House, LOadon
During this tour the propretSrs were enabled to OBJ
tain, not only the best talent among the most cee-
brated eQueslrians and artists, but also the most
highly trained and thorough bred stud of horses
collected together. They asO procured a large and
PONIES. This celebrated and HAriValed Equestrian
Company has never been squaIled, and the Propris-
tors challenge competition nom the world.
| Prominent and i'll bold relief, 10 any similar EGbi-
boR ever presented TO this public, stand the great
performances of
MR, II. SANDS,
| and his beautiful and talented children
| MAURICE and JESSIE,
Forming a New School of Gymnastics, combined
with series Of Classic Poses, EVolutions, Grouping
TabIeaux, and Flights of Rrisl Grace, that will com
| and L. dnAiT thu Sob tb. R..t
the Painter, and tho Sculptor.
First in attraction and importance in Equestrian
Display, is the WORLD AsTOEIsHISG Juvenile Rider,
| MASTER HERNANDEZ,
whose achievements on horseback, (alIhOugh but
mere infant in years,) vastly excel in grace, agility,
and brilIisncy Of effect ell who have ever preceded
him, and who is Justly styled The DucrOw Of fine, sea-
! MR.. THOMAS MOSELEY, the unapproachab,e
English Scenic Rider, fOm ASTLEY'S Royal Am
| philhestre, LOndra,
Mr.. THOMAS MCFARLAND, the celebrated
| CHAMPION VAULTER.
Mr.. T. PERRY, The cels'rated Tive and Fear
HStse Rider.
Master WALTER AYMAR, in his surprising
Principal Act Of HerseManship, WITHOUT SAD
| DIE or BRIDLE.
| The celebrated Posture Master,
Mr. II. h. CONOVER.
! Mr.. II. w. RUGGLE, on the CoRpE ELAsrIQUs.
Together with Master w. AYMAR, MITCHELL,
RICE, STICKNEY, MILLER, WHITE, JOHN
! SON, &C. sc.
FeURsrRIAE DrRKcToR-Mr. T, MOsELEY.
| ~ N,
! The Manager begs leave TO refer 10 the Go WIS,
MessrS PENrLAND and LATHROP,
as guaranty that families Of the highest reSpecta-
Si'ity and refinement, may visit this establishment
with perfect immunity, nothing being ever permitted
in the Arena, either in Language, action costume
thntis, the smallest degee, exceptIonabe.
| The patrons Of this spacious and splendid ARENA
will be welcomed and salutsd By full Orchestra of
great talent, led by the celebrated Mr., E. X. EATON,
| from the Grand Opera House, Lisbon, who will in
the course of the evening, introduce the favorts airs
and pie ccs of the most admired French, German and
Italian OPP TaS.
The noble Stud OF Horses, eighty in number, can
not be surpassed in beauty aud docily; also q won
derfuI group of TWELVE BURMESE PONIES, or
| FAIRY STEERS.
In the above stud will be foInd MAY FLY, the
thorough bred English DANCING HORSE, purehas-
cd at Franconi's, Paris, at immense cost
| The TWIN PONIES, DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
| The scientific and wonderfully trained FIGHTING
PONIES, DEAF BURKE and TOM SPRING
The elegantly trained, and gracefully taught Fairy
steed, CINDERELLA, purchased at Ashley, Royal
Amphitheatre, London.
The high bred and beautiful thoreugh Arabian
POLKA HORSE, PAS-TEMPS,
and the most beautifully marked, highly trained
toce and sasacious LillipuliaH
TROUPE OF TWELVE PONIES.
all of which are for the htst time presented 10 the
American public and will be pronounced by all who
witness their achievements, 70 be the richest Novelty
and the highest exhibition of art and excellence in
EquPstrianism, that wealth and enterprise ever sue
ceeded in introducing iHto this country.
II5-DooTs open at half paste O'Clock. Performance
to commence al quarter past 7.
I63-An icieEt Police is engaged under the direc-
ton OF Mr. HAYS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle. .........................5s cents.
ChildreH under 10 years of age, accom-
panied by their parents OF guardians, IS do
| Observation-Disclosures. 25 do.
Children under 10 Yeas Of age,....... l24 do,
Boxes for cOlOred persons, .,.,......, so de-
PU Tor uD.....t..',....,..'. - 40
0y-Seats caR be secured al the Box sffce from 10
TO IL, and from to 4.
Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. A. FOSTER.
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