Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-15
Mr.. Z, Maybe,
NJ BUCKLEY,
G. MOORE,
p. s. PUTNAM.


TIME public of Grant county are respectfully
l. informed that the above celebrated and SUI
perb establishment will be exhibited in Platteville,
Thursday the Goth; Beetown, Friday 2lst, and
Potosi ON Saturday the 22d of July, 1913.
| In making the above announcement, the Man
ayers would state that the Company is composed
of full and efficient corps Of distinguished per-
formers.
The Stud of Horses are allowed to be the larg-
est, most beautiful, and highly trained of any in
America.
In addition to the very attractive novelties Of
this Equestrian Company, the Managers have en-
gagged at an immense expense, The GREAT
| SCOTCH GIANT, Mr.. RANDALL, who will
perform his gigantic act on two matched Hanover
steeds. Mr.. Randall, the largest Giant in the
world, and Of the finest proportion in symmetry,
is feet inches in height, measures around the
chest 81 inches: the calf Of the leg 20 inches,
and he can span from the tip of his thumb to the
end of his fingers, ID LIZ inches. lie weighs 432
pounds
The Wardrobe is extensive, entirely new, and
OF the most magniic description A fine Brass
Band will accompany the exhibition. The vari-
Gus performances will be remarked for their nov
city, spendor and effect, and the most suitable
and magnificent appurtenances.
! The managers would assure the public, as they
themselves, by the unparalleled appreciation with
which the Olympic Arena and United States Cir
Gus has been received in every city and town
which they have thus far visited, they enabled
to produce an entertainment far superior to any
heretofore offered to the patronage Of the public
| Among those composing the Equestrian corps
are the following arlistes;
M. Buckley, L. W.. Perry, G. Bachelor, ].
Gocdspeed, II. Buckley, G. Moore, A. Parker,
D.. Martin, T.. Osborn, Master L. Buckley, f..
Perry, r. II. Townley. and LUCIAN, JULIAN,
and MASTER ALBERT, entitled the celebrated
Holland Family.
Those astonishing Performers, known to fame
and throughout the world, as TIE ACROBAT
BROTHERS, or Holland Family whose services
have been procured at enormous expense, and
will appear in each performance,
\ Lucian and Julian Holland, will appear in
their unparalleled and truly elegant Feais. The
extraordinary fexibility oflinb exhibited by these
artises cannot fail of giving the greatest satsfac-
ton. No accurate conception can be formed
without witnessing them. The splendid attitudes,
and easy graceful bearing which characterize
their performance, appear at once so natural and
unaffected that they uniformly rivet the undivided
attention Of all beholders. Their Feats COM
prise extraordinary muscular evoutons of
strength and Incredible acts of agility, rendering
them unequaIled by any artistes in the world
/ LUCIAN HOLLAND, the celebrated antipo-
dean equbrist, will appear on the Magic Ladder!
| The extraordinary manner in which the perform
er reverses the laws of graviiaton and attraction,
has been the surprise of philosophers and the
wonder of the public. Elevated at fearful
height, his feet perform the different functions Of
his hands; and, while balanced on an almost in
/ credible space, executes 4 rotary motion with no
other assistance than that which the muscles Of
the head and Shoulders afford.
/ LUCIAN G. ALBERT HOLLAND, in their
4 Olympian Cares barrel The former pro-
| polling barrel around the Arena while carrying
his brother m a variety of the most difficult posi-
TONS 1t is impossible to describe this wonderful
act-it must be TO be believed. Master AL
bert Holland, child of six years, will perform
the great feat Of propelling the Barrel by himself
This novel act is Of itself worth the price Of adj
! mission.
The beautiful Female Equestrian, Miss LAURA
BUCKLEY.
Doors open at 1-2 o'clock, p. M. Perform
ance 10 commence at 2.
su*Admission--Boxes, so cents; Pit, Is cents
Children to the boxes under 10 years Of age, half
price.
A splendid Brass Band is attached to the Com
pany, who will play some Of the most popular
airs in entering the place.
J. w. BURGESS, Agent.