The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15
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Il blending selections from the "North American ~
the Monster and the New York Circus, into oRs
IMMENsETRE COMPANY
Transported upon the speedy and light draught
steamer Allegheny Mall, tor the express purposes
tons preserving the splendid paraphernals slways
brilliant, enabling the performers TO be ever refresh
ed, and the horses 1T all times rested, composed
mostly Of artistes who have never before appeared
west oil the mountains, their inimitable SIN com.
handing princely remuneration that virtually res
trcts their displays New York, PHILADELPHIA. Ros.
ton and Baltimore; and comprising what has never
been %E B s vfN il one Circle
Clown, Female Rider, Principal Rider.
and Scene RiderI
Now for the first time brought into this iu, taposop
p'ePaIal9!y 70 winters campaign IN New 0rleans
hibifed at Evansville on Monday September 18th
one day only.
Admission--Pit and Boxes Is cents Dress circle.
Children half price, So cents. Doors open at2, p
M The ''ntree" made halt an hour thereafter
Also at II in the evening.
Tho genius OF the great clown will be found IN
pervnde every branch Of this novel affar-everythne
will be light, airy, "sprituee" and rapid, and of
nature calculated to dffuse cheerfulness and inno-
cent merriment amongst all who participate in this
truly intellectual and artistic entertainment
The immense Amphitheatre accommodates CON-
Three Thousand Persons
measurements
in tins Equestrian Fete are upon scale Of extent
and splendor commensurate with the overwhelming
aggregate Of bright nlenr that constitutes thu
Troupe.
tainmenis instead OF minute description, the read.
er will be content with that passing reference the
most prominent, which can be compressed within
the limits OF an advertisement
First among these is the Hero of the day. the great
Shnkspearan lester and Original Clown: the Gentle,
man, the Scholar, the Poet, the Tpgedisn, the Ora
tor, and the whilom Preacher
DAN RICE,
in the monday reugence OF whose wit the feeble ati
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 oil this most eccentric genius; his humor 10
always racy and spicy, ever speaking and efterves
Fairy GU en-, the Ellsler on horseback,
MademOselle Rosa!
upon whose shoulders the mantle of Madame Macar-
te has fallenincomparably in advance OF any Female
Equestrian in the country; ike Macarte, sylphlike
witching in her "pas de seu upon her Tiny pad and
a greater than Macarte, an American woman in
eaIlessness, ndomitable spirit and perilous Fests.
Following. where but for galianuy sake ne should
lead, is the Worlds only Rider,
Young Glenn ROi!
who disdains the Wanted teats OF most celebrated
equestrians, and has instituted series, which, by
their impossibiliy others, he has made peculiarly
MS own. WIN the lOfm oil On duOntss couinSc
that never falters where the most daring and skfu
quail, feass existing only in the Imagination Of proud.
Is, riders, backwards sOmersetts pircueies and The
most charming pictures, this gifted youth makes
child's play OF upon a SADDLES HOkSE- Next,
since all cannot be first (and who can better Afford
to follow, without caste is the Apollo Bevldere Oh
the circle,
Wade Hampton RuBnellsi
who has obtained more brilliant Tepetati0n IN Eu'
rope probably than any artistic in tins VINO
has there sought Fame and Fortune. Lofty IN ms
conceptions faithful in execution, always tnsieul IN
wardrobe, he brings TO bear upon Dramatic pieces
more mind and greater researches than they nav pe
fore been thought susceptible. In such category,
embracing the best Dramotic Equestrian, the only
bare back Rider the very hTst OF hofse"o ."
the King of Clowns, what need 10 menuon
Henry Patrick Madiganl
as Equestrian. vaulter or Gymnast the best genera
performer Of the age, or
Monsieur la ThOrne!
ihemos accomplished Of Frenshmen III ,5e SPOTS
w. h Burnishs
who does eyerythin in the business, or everything
Young Hiram Day L.
whose fents put older Equestrinns To blush, OF 'Do
beautiful and dexterous Horsewomen, Mesdames
RICE WILLIAMS. GARDNER and N ADiGAN,
or the accomplished Maris de cirque, kssoS ms,
or the mastery achievements Of the fet, MAO EN-
WOODS, and MASTER GULIEME, and MAJ
EAfOSEILE MARGUERITE, and 0S 5DDgnYsc'
and KENNEDY, and PURCELL, and kopbn 10.
each Of whom nchly merit chapter 70 tnemse s.ad
Here indeed may be expected u ieas ~, a PI1F
flow Of SOUL DAN hfNS'
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