American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-01
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hID AND WONDROUs ILLUSION. TIL
surprise of The Prince of 1srrnum IN the Wood
Reconsideration Of tn OdaleSques, who Auddpnl
t'st from every Tree ana ShIub-Ihe Prime slie
dtd from The Zodavis' Gaggers by The devotion of th
noble heated Almeah-1 he Assassns are covered
WIN shame ana dtspair-The departure of he Roys
Crusader in the Golden Gallery Tor the CITY OF TyreN
ELIMINATING IABLEAU.
THE SECOND PART WILL OPEN WHTR
G5-THk CAMP IN THE WILDERNESS! Timed
Break OF Day Preparation TO continue the march
Glee and Chorus OF Crusaders, "Ihe Life of a So
Opening and Memorable dissolution of the Leagu
In full Coul -Uyerwh Ginning despair and anger n
the valiant but entaged monaIch, Occur de Leon
His violent threat and his memorable febuke-Th
Princes of the Crusade resolve their return 10 En-
r"pe-The S0dan;s Ambassador arrives-RicharA
departs with his knights, to meet the Victor O
Vict0fs.
SCENE SECOND.
The Noble Hady's Kitchen and Provision Room
The hezad OF locking up young maiden; meeIlnd
of Two Cousins, Midnight visit of Miser for hi
Jewels; Benefit OF the Sack; Unmical Catasrophe
SCENE THIRD.
Sand Bank wear The Moorish Encampment. Pro
ccsslon OF The Knights and Pages richards reprova
OF l'e Wax; ManO' 1Vtts Of the Saracen Cavalry
500 ~ SCENE FOURTH.
THE DIAMOND OF THE DESERT, or Grove
OF Palms, in the vicinity of the D. ad Sea; Splendid
advance of Arabian HorsemGn, Georgian and Cir
cassln Trn0ps, Slaves Banner Bearers, Trophies of
the Golden Dragon, Moorish Musicians, SC, B. -
he SOldan SaIadn enters surrounded nv OFFS RI of
the Army and HOust hOIt; Meeting Of the two Mon
afchs; Richards Challenge for the posst ssion of
Jerusalem; the S0ldahs refusal of Single Combat;
Dispatches srive from England, revealing the
IRE 8chtry OF John, who usurpS the throne the
Court in open Rebellion; MagnanlHiy OF Saladin;
Richard Occur de Leon ompced 10 renuuish his
hearts first wish. TABLEAU OF ADlEU. KINGS
MUST DIE. ..,.r
SCENE FIFTH.
Vie" near Emmaus. GOgO's cortempt of Hard
Work; SaTactn CURIOSITY moe than satisfied.
SCENE SIXTH. ..t".
Gorgeous Tent of BUtemOud on the Mountains
Night Arrival of the Count of Toulouse and his
Daughter with forces 10 join the Sacred Cause At
tempt # ZUdav of the Mountain to Assassinae the
newly elected King, hut its complete defeat by the
resol lie devotion OF Alneah the Fatal Mistake; the
SaTacen Maiden doomed to Death; Ismae's Re-
mofst; the Confession; the Threat; the Prophecy;
the Welcome News; the first sight of the Holy Civ
The immense Curtains of the vast tent ascend, dis
covering s. endid Panorama of he CIV of Jerusa-
lem, Animation of the Crusaders, which turns into
q lfiumBha Chorus. Departure of Knights and Sol
dery, the Tents are struck and troops are discover
ed vending thelr way from below The Rival Maid
ems, en- Richly Caparisoned Horses, depart with b.
hemond. March, counter March, and General
Equestrian and Military Hevement, and Animated
Tabeau.
THE BRIDAL AND THE SEIGE. Illuminated
Gallery in the Palace of the Kings of Jerusalem; the
ZoagvIs arrive attired as Pilgrims. Palmers appeal
in Song, "Lady, hear the Pilgrims plant " Elk
ut1e terror Oh i5tuIt on discovering The Old Man
of the Mountain Meeting Of tire Lovers, despair
of The French Maiden and remorse Of the King
the Taunt' Kings never respect their oaths
SCENE SECOND. -.
PROSPECT NEAR PALESTINE, Misery Ace
purchasing beauyi PurVeyOr about 10 be devoured
hInself The Gay N0una's opinion of Youth and
Age. ..
SCENE THIRD,
SQUARE IN THE OUTER WALLS OF JERU-
SALEM The unexpected Brida-The Mountain
Kings schemes frustrated, and he ialIs by the hands
Of the Knights of Palestine; Almeah renouncos her
ah and assumes the welt, and dies of a broken
heart Oh the steps Of the Convent chosen for her
refuge.
SCENE FOURTH
EXTERIOR OF CHATEAU. The Love Strata
GEM the match makers schemes defeated, and the
Countess with the long name, III terrible storm of
passion.
SCENE LAST.
Q(3-THE GATES AND FORTIFIED WALLS OF
JERUSALEM. Terrible and desperate Conflict be-
tween the Crusaders and the SaraceIs; Horse and
Foot ascend the broken walls, dashing their oppo-
nenls he&dlnng into the TaVines bCneath; the Gates
and walls are beaten down, and a scene of ftighfu
carnage ensiIes; the Cross triunps and its banners
is elevated on the opmosl heiIhtsj the Inhdeis sue
uT nercy and as IN this the whole of this vast
st1gt VIII be- thrown open, and gluat tXtent and
eHgh OF premises have kee added 10 the rear Of The
Theatre; the closing effect of lis vast affiay will he
NJ War, Soldier, aud all the fearful re liies Of Bat
lc, In a style which caH NO WHERE ELSE BE
iCaIt WE'D. TRI ID
StuAIkEN MEETING
- AT THE AS jEMRLY ROOMS