The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-14
G. I r g u 8 /.
MMENSETREBLE COMPANY.

the Monster and the New Y ork Circus, Into on,
IMMENSE TREBLE COMPANY
Transported upon the speedy and light draugh
steamer " Allegheny Mall = for the express purpOs.
OF being always puctual in appointments for exhib
tons preserving the splendid paraphernalia AWAY:
brilliant, enabling the performers to be ever refresh
ed, and the horses at all times rested, composed
mostly OF artistes who have never before appeares
west OF the mountains, their nimtable skill com.
handing princely remuneration that virtually res
ricts their displays To New York, Philadelphia Bos-
ton and Baltimore; and comprising what has never
before been known TO be concentrated in one circle
THE BEST LIVING!
Clown, Female Rider, Principal Rider,
and Scene Riderl
Now for the FIRST time brought into this uxaposton
preparatory TO a winters campaign in New Orleans
= Ihis TRIPLE ESTABLISHMENT uiH BE- er..
hibited at Evansville on Monday September 18th,
one day only.
Admission-Pit and Boxes 25 cents; Dress circle,
children half price, so cents. Doors open at 2, p
NJ. The .sntreer made half an hour thereafter
Also OF a in the evening.
The genius OF the great clown will be found to
pervade every branch of this novel aar-everything
will be light, airy, "spiruele" and rapid, and of
nature calculate to difiuse eheeriulness and inno-
cent merrlment amongst all who participate in this
truly intellectual and artistic entertainment
The immense Amphitheatre accommodates COM
fortably over
Three Thousand Persons.
and all the appurtenances and accOutrements used
and splendor commensurate with the overwhelming
aggregate OF bright talent that constitutes the
Troupe.
In Troupe of such numerical lo1ce and rare at
tainments instead OF minute description, the read
er will be content with that passing reference to the
most prominent, which can he compressed within
the limits OF an advertisement.
First among these is the Hero of the day. the great
Shakspearan Jester and Original Clown. the Gentle
man, the Scholar, the Poet, the Iragedan, the Ora
tor and the whilom Preacher
DAN RICE,
in the MONDAY reugence of whose wit the feeble att
tempts of all other clowns pale and glimmer with q
feeble and uncertain light. The most exalted
among men have been content to revel in the lucu-
brations OF this most eccentric genius his humor is
always racy and spicy, ever speaking and etervcs
cling and bubbling over. In close proximity is the
airy CluC en-, the Ellsler on horseback,
MademOSeIle Rosa!
upon whose shoulders the mantle OF Madame Macar-
te has fallenincomparably in advance OF any Female
Equestrian in the country; like Macarle, sylpb-lke
in movements; singuarly beautiful i'm person; be-
wiiching in her pas de seu upon her tiny pad; and
agfeater than Macarte, an American woman in
tearessness indomitable spirit, and perilous Feats
Following, where but for gallantry sake he should
lead, Is the Worlds only Rider,
Young Glenn Roi!
who disdains the vaunted feais of most celebrated
equestrians, and has instituted series, which, by
their impossbiiy TO others, he has made peculiarly
his own. With the form of an Adonis, a courage
quail, ieats existing only in the Imagination proud
riders, backwards somersetts, prouetes, and the
most charming pictures, this gifted youth makes
child's play OF upon a SADDLES HORSE. Next
since all cannot be first land who better afford
to follow, without caste y is the Apollo Beyidere of
the circle, r
Wade Hampton RunneIls!
who has obtained more brilliant reputation in Eu-
rope probably than any artistic in this proessIo who
has there sought Fame and Fortune. Lofty in his
aithfS in execution, always tasteful in
he brings to bear upon Dramatic pieces
more mind and greater researches than they have be-
fore been thought susceptible In such category,
the best Dramotic Equestrian, the only
bareback Rider, the very first Of Horsewomen, an
the King of Clowns, what need TO mention
Henry Patrick Madigan
rs Equestrian, Nauler or Gymnast, thebest general
performer OF the age, or
Monsieur Ia ThOrnc!
the.most accomplished OF Frenchmen, whose attain
nents make up an entire encyclopedia OF the sports
Of the ring, or
w. IL. Eurnish!
who does everything in the business everything
well, or
Young Hiram Day!
whose feats put older Equestrians to blush, the
beautiful and hexterous Horsewonen, Mesdames
RICE, WILLIAMS, GARDNER and MADlGAN,
or the accomplished MartL de cirque, +. ROSSTEN,
or the mastery achievements of The Pet, MASTER
WOODS, and MASTER GULlEME, and MAD
MARGUERITE, and OSBORNE,
and KENNEDY, and PURCELL, and ROBERTS,
each OF whom richly merit chapter 10 themselves
Here indeed may be expected feast OF reason and
How of soul.' DAN RICE.
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