The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15
FUN AHEAD.
Two Establishments Combin-
ed.
TIE MOST CONPLETETRAVELING EX,
lIB1TION EVER ORGANIZED.

CONSISTING Of magnificent outfit,
Y troupe Of Eques,rians AMI Equestrien'
mes, a corps of gymnasts and ac'obais, a
company Of equestro- -dramatists, comedians
anl pantomimists, a full complement of
eouerries groons and cheyaicrs Of the
arena, and Il toute ensemble
Brilliant Beyond Precedent.
COMPRISING in its Comprehensive detail
/ A Starry Galaxy
kselectod from the crcme.dt-ld creme of the va.
rious ampitheatrical establishments of Eu.
rope and America.
THE STUD OF HORSES
has been chosen with no less care, and in
blood, beauty and training can defy rivalry.
\ THETRICK HORSES AND EDU-
GATED MULES
arc marvels Of equine sagacity, and the lat.
ter while falsifying the old adage of 'stub'
born as a mule" completely bcwilder the
spectator with humanlike intellect and com.
prehensive facile power-ih sholt, in every
particular, the Greo, World Circus can lay
claim to the title Of the
HIPPO.ARENIC MODEL OF TIE AGE.
The following gentlemen comprise the
corps of managers and Directors.
4. d. DEERY, Proprietor.
ALEX. ROBINSON, Manager
DR.. GEO. w. STEVENS, Treasurer.
LEON WHITTONY, Equestrian Director.
PROF. WAIILE, Leader of the Band.
The cavalcade entering town in grand pro.
cession preceded by the GEORGECUS DOL.
---PHlN CHARIOT, the most magnificent spe
cimen of art and elaborate workmansh ip
ever paraded before the public, splendidly
comparisoned and driven and controlled by
DEG bo obor,,,so,,
Two Clowns at each performance.
HIRAM DAY. the great wit and modern
Grinaldi, CHARLES COVELLT the talking
and siuging Clown, acknowledged as the
most acceptable man of humor, who ever as
sumed a molly attire, will occupy promi-
ncnt portion in the department of un.
The Company
Are led by the following artists, each of
whom is widely celebrated star in his or
her profession.
MADAM MARIA ROBINSON,
The sun beam of the Cirque, the prima don
ma of Equcstriennes, and Il paragon ofgrace,
beauty, feminine bravery and artistic excel
lence.
LITTLE ANNIE,
The Juno like Queen of the arena, and
terpsichorean artists. Her classic poses
upon the slack wire, and her beautiful
equipoise are equally poetic and imcompara'
bic.
LA FAIRIE ALICE,
The beautifullittle histrionic cquestricnne.
MILE LEONETTE,
The daring and magnificent horse woman.
JOHN STAR,
The champion two, four and six horse ri
der.
THE wHITTONY BROTHERS, and
ba lo1innotorc ,f
the Grecian aad Roman scho OILS of High Art,
exemplifed in their beautiful classic Olym'
plan melange.
h MASTER CHARLES,
J The Arbacian master of the Egyptian
science, illusionist and prestidigitateuI
extraordiuaire.
SIGNOR WALLACE
The great G lobe equillibriest, and n,atr>
du cirque
MR.. HIRAM DAY.
The wit, Jester, humoriat and clown
par erceHerce. A merry ofshoot o
Momus, "fellow of infinite w.t." aud
genuine aud original specimen of tn,
Shaksperian bufo.
ALEX. ROBINSON,
His motley associate and quaint ant
quizzical compeer.
Messrs. CHAS. LONG GEO. NIX
4 ONS, HENRY HOWE. JOHN NOR
TON, BOB SMITH, JOE. REESI
DES. Acrohats Gymnasts and Amph
theatrica professors of la hanie ecolc.
THE MAGNIFICENT JOHNSTEH
The prodigy of the n,eaoge, a super
specimen Of Bleed, symmetry and inte
ligence, will be introduced in his educ;
ted performances, by Madam Robinson
DIR. STEVENS TROUPE OE
EDUC1 TED DOGS AND MONKEYS.
FROM AsULY AMPHITHEATRE, LoNDor
The Famous Trick Mules,
Sancho the spotted Spaniard, add Ptti
P:y, unhesitaingly pronouueed the wol
ders of the Mule family, will be exhib
ted at each performance BY the trainer
iII Chas Covelle.
SHELLBARK.
The incomprchonsible Roam etc
all exhibited under a spacious orient
pavilion amid strains Of Orpheus liz
music by the double band Of string an
wind instruments, led by the great dire
tor, PROF. L. WAFFLE.
Admission to all parts Of the pavilion
80 cents Children under 10 years,
cents.
B23~ Doors open at l and 7 p. NJ.
This large and MAGNIFICENT Establisl
mont will exhibit at Ridgway, Monda
june 25th 1865.