The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-01


will be commensurate with the immense out
2ay required to produce this isCOLOSSALTEM-
PIE OF MOMUS.
Among the company and foremost will bo
fourd OLIVER BELL; one of he most graceful
and daring EqreStrians on the American con
tinent. and whose acts of Equestranismssh have
received the highest enconiums Of thc press
throughout the United States! He will appear
Tn each performance in his celebrated gathered
MP bv himself from Uncle Tons Cabin, per-
sonaiing the characters of Uncle Tom, Legree
Eliza and Topsy: while his celebrated mare
Highland Mary running at full speed ma
king changes from character to character with
precision and rapiditvuneq BY any 9th
er performer in the World.
ANTONIO CASTILLO. THE ORIGI-
NAL JESTER ANO TRICK CLOWN
Many rave claimed the originality Of stale
Jokes, which have been rctaied in the Arena
from time to which the memory of man runeth
not back; but none have had SO oindelibly the
stamp of Originality placed on their brow as
Castillo His jokes are mfrth provoking, and
always creates roars of laughter, while his
novel tricks and transformation, lead the OBJ
server TO exclaim, Can such things bei''
MADAME COSTELLO, the beautiful and grace
full Equestrienne. from New York, and all the
principal Equestrian Establishments in the
y.
1ffERa SMoLENsKr, the Polish Exile, in his
GreatEal Feats
Hiram Marks lin his celebrated Metamor
phose and Trick acts. as4
VIM. CROSBY the renowned Pantom;rnist and
Character Dancer, from Risler's Amphitheatre
London. . s
Mr. @. b. MULHoLLAND, the celebrated Irish
comedian, whose wonderful and amusing de
Gncations ofIrish Character have received the
highest encomiums Of the Eastern Press and
stamp him as the most amusing representative
of their queer sayings and quaint doings, now
on the American Stage, Iu each performance
Mr.. Mulholland will appear in an Irish Farce,
and sing his amusing and side splitting song
Of sfOuLD IR1sH GESTLEMAN''
TfM WOODRUFF the versatile and reaowned
personator Of the Eccentric Dalkey oflhe South
will give the People an insight into the mys-
teries Of Spirit Rappings," "Mesmerism, =
&c.
Mr., FRANK LYNCH, the best Baniolst now
living. in his Eolian Banjo Solos, and Songs
de Ethiope. 81
Miss ADA MoRToN, the charming beautiful
and graceful Danseuse, from the Ravel Troupe,
Niblo's, New York, in a favorite Dance taken
from the beautiful ballets of the Elf King.
Green Monster, Demon of the Cataract, &c.
Miss ALLEN, the charming actress and Vo-
callst, each day and evening in Ballet and
Farce. -
JOE BRowY, the Champion Jig Dancer ard
original srld Bob Ridley who stands with
ont a rival N the world viii introduce his ad-
mired song of "Root Hog. or DE-" and intro
duce his never be forgotten Dal ice of "Es-
scnce of Old VirgnDy."
The conklin Brothers from Niblo's Theatre
New York, in their daring Feats on the Peril
GUS Ladder, La Perche Equinipoise. La Tran
Ca, Flying Cord, Poses Pastique &C., DC.
,MrJ r. ALLEN, from the Peoples Theatre,
Cincinnati, o., st Louis, Chicago and New
Orleans
Mr. Gro MoRnrs, the celebrated graceful
Wencb and Hornl ipe Dancer,
N. G. Foster, Tambo orinist and Basso Vocal
GEORGE BARKER, Balladist and Alto.t
And awhole host of others too numerous to
mention, ~
The whole performance will embrace
more humor and greater variety than a.
oyother establishment in the u. States;
and the manager challenges the world to
compete with him. The Burlesque. on
Frantoni's Hippodrome. isone of the most
laughter provoking and side splitting af-
ter pieces ever got up in America. The
Minstrel Band has been picked from the
best Ethiopian Opera Houses in the Uni.
ted States. The Stage will be represent
ed by the best Dramatic Talent in the
Country, and the Arena cannot be sur.
passed by any other concern in the
world. The whole to conclude each af-
ternoon and evening with
Scenes from Frdntoni's Burlesque Hippo
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presenting all its fearful combats, start.
ling incidents, and Sweepstake Races.
@ Gentlemanly Ushers will be in at
tendance to sea t Ladies', and strong and
efficient corps oi officers will be in atten-
dance to preserve order. stes +
s -, 6. A. G. THORPE. Agent
April "a, 80. s3aa ,,a-.
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