Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22
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on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.
Doors open at and o'clock: performances TO
commence at p and y. Admission-Boxes, %
cents. Re, cry ed seats 80 cents.
The splendid pavilion, double water proof is
capable of accommodating 1000 vsiters
As it is too often the case that ladies and even
gentlemen are disguised with the immodest Jokes
and doubie eatendrcs of the Clown the managers refer
with pleasure and confidence to the name of Sol. J
LIPMAS, the gentleman who enacts tie part of that
important functionary. His name and reputation is
a sufficient guaranty that tie most iastid;ous can
listen TO his Jokes and i.bes without a husband
as much also depends upon the $50 called) ring
master, they have at an enormous expense, secured
the services of Mr.. THoMAs NUM-, the very celc-
braed and gentlemanly Equestrian Director, from
Ashley and Franconis European Ampitheatres.
The entertainment during he afternoon and eve
ming viii consist of every vagefy OF performances
aprertaining 10 the Arena, besides four splendid
pagcnts, aud a number of Gets ne, cr performed by
any other company, including the Crusaders Tour
aamcnt or, the Warriors Of The Gross.
Songs, Glces and Solos, by the Tyrolean Vocal
lists whose inspiring melodies have enchanted thou
sands Still Vaultng, Grand Tumll,ng, and the
Grand Sic, Dance by IL. w. Franklin, c. Sher-
WOOD and the Acrobat Family, aided by tie whole
troupe
Master HARRINGToN, On two ponies, also in
eats of pos turing with his iatIer, Professor
Harrington. The beautiful and talented Female
Equestrian, Mrs. J. GOSSIP, viii appear i'll one of
her favorite and pleasing Acts. She W Il also ap-
pear with Mr.. Franklin, in the amusing two Horse
Act, entitled Lubin and Annette
Mr.. H. w. FRANKLIN, (the best general perform
er in Amerca) will go through his unriyaIlcdteats
of the Slack Rope; also his brilliant Principal Acts;
also his popular part of viii Walch the Smuggler.
Thomas Mum, Walker Mum, Stewart Num-,
and Honey Num-, the celebrated AHcoBAT FAMILY,
will delight the audience with their beautiful Gym
nastic Feats
Mr. b. RUSSELs tie celebrated Equestrian from
Fganconi's Paris, and Astleys and satty's Amphi-
theatres, London, and Mr.. H. W. Franklin, Will
ride their beautiful Act entitled the Thracian
Brothers, which elected unbounded applause from
the Crowned Heads and Nobility OF France and
England. Deaf Burke and Tom Spring, the Fight
Ing Ponies, will exhibit their pugilistic propensties.
Master B. STEVENS. III his iavorite change Act
Of the Yankee Sailor Rory 0 Moore, and Rob Roy;
also in a favorite Principal Act.
Mr.. CHARLES SHERWOOD, in his two popu-
lar characters of Indian Chief and the Shipwrecked
Sailor. Mr. Luce will next introduce his two
wonderful trained Dogs
4 solo, by PROFESSOR GLAsIANNo.
The sable Harmonsts AIessrs. Glasianno, Camp
bell, Joseph Wadd, Thomas Waddy, and Keenan,,
will sing variety OF songs glees, Duets &c, also
perform several dances. The Suit Of The SuAan, or
the Byouac of the Soldier Of the Crescent. Poaia.
to,rshi or the Ladies and Mobiles of Poland. The
whole entertainments at nghtto conclude with the
magnificent and gorgeous Gothic Spectacle of tie
BULL FIGHT, or, Holiday Sports Of Old Spain,
in which the entire strength Of the company will be
put in requisition.
IL Tie company viii also perform in Chicago
an the Goth, 2lSt, ard 22nd; in Wheeling on the
23d. and in Little Fort on he 2Ith inst
Southport, Sept. 7, 1917.
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