North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-12

Composed of the cream of the Southern and Wes-
tern establishments consisting great.
variety of performances than have yet had the
honor of appearing in this section of the country will
make their first debut in Raleigh Saturday the 22d
and Monday the 24th of November 1851 upon which
occasion series of Arenic entertainments will be pre-
sented, immeasurably superior any hitherto avanced
by rival establishment; executed in chief by the fol-
lowing arstes who, either Individually collectively
can
DEFY THE WORLD.
w. o. DALE, the accomplished equestrian, gymnast
and invncble somerset champion, whose renown is
eval with the equestrian profession. spt@ 81 e
GEORGE SARGENT, the veteran dramatic and scenic
artist His Shaksperian de1neaOns have, by the first
judges either hemisphere been pronounced the most
finished equestrian performances presented to the
sdmirers of the most classic performances Of the
WIN. B. STOUT, "o@- az
The ndomitable too, four and horse the fear
less ntrepdity evnced by this nonpare of the pro-
ession, has dstanced cavi despite any mush
room compeer, who might have had the hardhood to
question his superiority.
WIN. ROTCHFORD,
The versatile performer of the age; the fearless
equestrian double somerset prodgy and general vorite
of the arena the prompness style and darng ntrepdy
with which he the most hazardous and compk
Gated feats has attained for him the sppeIatiOn Of The
Chrichton" of the cirque. @ taH's d"
w. AYMER, s
An equestrian acknowledged excellence and perform
without equal upon he equilibrium of the globe !"
this difficult and exciting only be in its per-
lection in the performance of this of the
... A. LEVI, ..
An acknowledged star in every department of the AM
phithcatre. r.-. -.ss ..-.s-r.. 3, -....a
]. e. FISHER, ."':..e.
The fearless and astonishing performer upon the corde
volante," and flexible phenomenon.
. j. BURT,
The classic leader of gynastie troupe and tutor Of
the far-famed Roschiust-Le JeHne Burt lauded in
the bills and advertisements Of a certain ;enPany at
presant extant. g@a'..-'.. .as-..-... sss3 a.
]. WORLAND,
The extraordinary Tumber somerset man, and general
Gymnast .-.. e II
.. E. BEBEE, s,ea .....
The classical Pyrami Artistic and contemporary Of
Fisher in his xble wonders together with infinite
number of secondary Atstes who would be paraded
features in the catalogue of attractions held forth by most
other establishments.
THE CLOWNS
Are each famed for originality, hmor, w.t. and in short
every requisite which should comprise the model of
faultless jester; the name of
81 ~. BEN JENNINGS II
Is alone sufficient to coniure up ideas of mirh and VIZ
vacty. Wherever this master spirit of Momus has ap
peared he has left impression, to be eradlcated
by any of his wouIdbe compeers and imators and as
sisted by his motely brother, the famous
JOHN MAY;
They present duo Of cou1icaEity which the most
egotstic rivals must acknowledge
IMPOSSIBLE TO EQUAL.
It is only necessary mention that the Brass Band Is
under the supervision of Mr. H. GAUL to convince the
most skeptcal of any other con-
nected with any Company in the South or West
There will be grand procession into each place on
the day of exhibition, preceded by the Band Chariot
drawn by 10 beautifully matched CREAN C0LoRED Hon
sEs containing the Brass Band. '.s-