The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23
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ASIATIC ALLIANCE,
PERFECTLY IMMENSE. o. .r.
.. TWO AsIAT1C NATIONS.
From the Bast and West OF the Antipodeau
Continent
.UssaTH The very celebrated i-.b r.E
FLYING DRAGON TROUPE OF
j a p A N Z s r
crossing the great Pacific Ocean ADD the Ansri-
S'N can Continent. combine with the 80
MARVELLOUS
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BENZ, zoUc.zoUc TRiBE,
Who have crossed the. Atlantic Ocean and
-r European Continent. lea
leach BI-NAviGATiNG THE WORLD.
meet In the great Metropolis OF New York.
where. for ths first time within the scope OF
history, they each zee the other nationality.
They encounter In . LED .....rt.v
TOURNAMENT OF HUMAN SKILL
The Ivesy oslsbraied FLYING DRAGON
TROUPE OF JAPANESE have bat just ar
rived from the japanese Capital, via San Fran
sisco, where they areunsnimously pronounced
SUPERIOR TO ALL WHO HAVE Priced.
1dEt1 opAED1 THEM. Ygrf9
Performing feats Of the most marvellous and
inoomprehensible character. In conjunction
withtke great Asistio Alliance, 40
D0DwORrHS BRASS BAND
from New York City, win POSITIVELY Ar-
rkaR AT xAcn EsrExrAtsnExr. TrH 1a~gl
's'"rhb Troupe OF japanese comprises twenty.
four pefsons, each OF whom has speciality.
and eIcels In Il. And the whole combination
10 u.doubtsdiyg the most talented, byshr,ci
any that have yet appeared In this city. "-San
sFSsaeisco 1fnss, JaDe 10. sris'a 'G"f
II ID svidenr that there is - msch difference
between them and their predecessors, In point
OF skin. - betNeen Leotard and Hanlon and q
street tumbler. They have amply indicated
their right 10 be considered the best Troupe
that has len japan, and altogether the most
perftct." -Ssh iFrascisco Tmss, June IL.
The enormous houses which have nightly at
tended the startling performances Of the MAR
VELL0US ARABS during their engagement,
81 The Olympic Theatre, gives tho evident -
surance Of their wonderful skill.
The applause 10 continuous, and eliminating
In outbursts OF excited "bravos". reaching de-
grees Of Ieathusissm rarely Witnessed within
the walls OF . theatre.
IA JAPANESE. THIRTY ARABS, o.
a JAPANESE. THIRTY ARABS,
81 AstArIC MARvELS,
r.rn 81 AsIATiC MARvELs, " rs
-...fa. II may safely be assumed that 'H&,-s-
ACCOMPLISHMENT WILL RISE TO AWE
In witnessing the startling feats Of these chill
dren Of the Isles Of the Sun and Of the Desert
THEIR TRIAL OF SKILL. ~
The Press and Public OF New York and Brook
Ign are enthusiastic in announcing
WITHOUT STINT, OF RESERVATION.
That the performances OF this utterly unpsr-
TT, alleled combination 10 ion ~.
FAR, PAR BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT!
The endorsement by presence aud enthusiastic
applause Of
81 THE CLERGY AND DIGNTTARIES
VI those cities, Is OF ITSELF IN OVERWHELMING
evidence Of the
RARE HISTORICAL AND SCIENTIFIC MA
TURE OF THE PERFORMANCE.
II is, says the Brooklyn Eagle, impossible to
describe these marvels. To be understood they
must DO seen, and seeing, one must be- assured
that he 10 awake. aud not dreaming, to believe.
Imagine . human being, the King Of the
Desert, springing into the air. like bird with
one. wing clipped. and revolving three times
horizontally
Imagine others skipping IN the air like mani
moth grssshoppers. bounding IS On India
rubber ball. EE
E-s' aYRArINd AND REVOLVING.
Setting all conceived ideas Of human strength
and endurance utterly at nought.
OF ALL HUMAN MARvELs THESE ARE
THE GREATEST.
win exhibit on the corner Of
Main and Elm Streets, Biddeford, =
under their MAMMOTH WATER PROOF
PAVILION. capable OF seating 5000 persons.
On. Tuesday, August II,
wv at 2 and Up. M. a. go
Admission 50 cents. Children IS cents.
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