Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
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THIS TRIPLE ESTABLISHMENT,
nil be erhtbtfed NJ Bat1n RUngs fW h11 daps
oaty, nm Nonday mi TUesdag NousmJer la,
aHd1nA 1s4S.
Admission-Pf and Boxes ~ cents, Dress
circle, (chlIdren bali prjc6J 30 Gsuts. Doors
open at z +, NJ. The t.entrge." made half
an hour thereafter. ~ a.sr ,
The geniustef the great clown will perva-
de every branch OF this novel a6air-every
thing will be light, airy, "spiftue lle,'' and
fapid, and of a nature calculated to disfFuge
cteerfuluess and innocent merrimeat amongst
all who participate in this intellectual and
arti-tig entertainment. a.ss.r
THREE THOUSAND PERSONS,
and all the appurteBanc6s and afcoutremenls
used in this Equestrian Fcte ate upon a scale
Of extent and splendlT commensurate with the
ovefW helDing aggregate of bright talent that
constitutes tie Troupe. .ft..
I In y Troupe Of such numerical force and
rare a~ttaiDments, in tead of a minute descriD-
ton, the reader will be content with that
passing reference to The most prominent,
which can be compress ed v thin the limits of
an advel tisemeHt.
First among these is the Hero of The day,
the great S~haksperean Jester and Origin
Clown, the Gentleman, the Scholar, the Poet,
the TragediaG and whilom Preacher,
DAN RICE.
in the neonday TefnigeRCe Of whose wit the
feeble attempts oil all Gtbel clowns pale and
thinner with 4 feeble and uncertain lighl.
The moe exalted among men have been co.'s
tent to repel in the lucubration of this most
eccentric genius; bis humor u always racv
and spicy, evefsparkliug and efferyesCine and
babbliDg over. In close proximity IL the
Fairy Queen, the Ellsler on horseback, 3
MADEM0SELLE ROSAl
|lrnn whosf shoulders the mantle If MADAM me
Macarte has f1ll9n; rncomparablY in advance
of any Female E9ueztriap inthe country; like
Macarfe, Aylpb-fike in movements; singularly
beautiful 10 person; beyitehing is her pass
de seuPa upon her tiny pad, and a greater than
Macarte, an American woe an in G~cafless-
ness, indonlitable spirit and pei Gus Fes ts!--
Following, where but Of gallantry sake he
saoald lead, is the. Worlds only Rider,
YOUNG GLENN ROf
who disdains the yaun'ed feats of most cele-
brdted equestrians, and has instituted a series
which by flhir impossible ty to others, he has
made peealiarly his own. With the folm of
an Adonis, a courage that never filters where
the most daring ard skiflful quail, fcafs exis.
ting only in the imagination Of proudest riders,
backward sdWertets, pi Topettes, and The m,tt
charming pictures, this gifted yonth makes
child's play of upon b Ssddieless Horse. Next
since MI caapot be first, land who can better
afford 10 follow, without los ing casttD is the
Apollo Beitidere tfthe cir ie,
WADE HAMPTON RUNNEILS!
who has alta ned q more brilliant reputation
in Europe probably than any artistic in this
profession who has there sought fame and
foriune.-Infty 10 his conceptions, fti'hful in
execution, always tasteful IN wardrobe, he
brings to beat upon dramatic pieces more
mind and greater research thru they have
before been thought susceptible. In such a
category embracing the best Dramatic Equ-
%estrlsn, t~heanly bare. back rider, the very first
Of HeTsewoman, and the King OF Clowns, what
need 10 mention, msr
HENRY PATRfC MADTGANs eiaf
as Equestr an Vaulter of Gymnast, the bret
General performer nf the age or. I
MONSIEUR LA THOREE!
the most accomplished Of Frercbmen, whose
a ttaiDments make up an entire encyclopedia
.offhe sports ofthe ting, for
W.. B FURNISH!
who does every Thing IN the business, and
everything well, or
YOUNG HIRAM DAY!
whose feats put older equestrisns TO the bush
or The beautiful and dexterous ghorseman,
Mesdames, RICE, WILLIAM, GARDNER,
and MADIGAN, or the accomplished Maitre
de cirque, r. ROSsTEN, or The mastery
achievements Of the pet, Master WOODS
and Master Gugieme, and Madem'll Margue-
rite, and Osborne, and Kennedy, and PARCEL
and Roberts-each Of whom reilly merit a
chapter to themselvegi Here indeed may be
expec ed a ssfeasG Of reason and flow Of soul.
IAN RICE