The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-21

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MR.. LUKE RIHERS,
The far famed Equestrian, in his single and double
act OF Workmanship late from the Porte Imperial
Circus, France IH. 70 "lHa "a.nF
MIR. WILLIAM BUTTON,
Whose great equestrian feats on his flying hare
backed seed have gained for him the classic title Of
the Winged Mercury +.aan 'gD
MIR. OLIVER BELL, arsn
The world renowned dramatic equestrian, will APP
pear in his unapproachabe Scenic and Pantomimc
acts, and in his great speciality OF throwing SOM
ersault through hoop whose inner circumference Is
encirclea with sharp-poiDted dagsers.
MRS. OLIVER. BELL,,.s,
The renowned premiere eq,estrenne, is another il
chasic and elegant princpa act Is the cynosure Of
every eye. - q 80 ~
LAFONTATNE BROTHERS,
Henry and Alfred, from the Imperial Circus of St.
Petersburg, Russia. "-.fl
p. III. SEAMOM. ~ a,l9
Our American Clown, Jester and Comic Vocalist,
whose name is tower OF strength, and who, as q
humorist, is always acceptable. -,.. ~ ai'i
MISS 4NNIE WARLAND.4 s.
In her dashing aud beautiful principal act, the ne
plus ultra of grace and artistic equesrianism.
55 MR.. THOS. O,BRIAN,
The champion Battcute Leaper. .4 a94+
MR. f.. ySCHOFIELD,
The renowned Ground and Lofty Tumbler. Heavy
Balancer, Ne. U1d 7Iol- 1f9 -a 1850 2 ,AsFt
MIR. G.. ". DeHATEN, ia.
Will introduce his famous ihoIoueh-bred Trick
Horse "Plot," the most thoroughly educated horse
THE NILSSON BROTHERS,
pei and Horizontal Bar, from the Cirque Napoleon,
Paris. b., al.n "a l,a4i f-4 IN. 7s.5.le ! 81
MADAME WORLAND,
Will also appear at the opening of each exhibition on
her mettied and fiery Barb meteor" io.l 500
PIG MIR. W. a. McARTHUR. q
The celebrated Motley Grotesque, will divide with
Mr.. Seaman the merriments and good humor OF this
exhibition.
,iaene dstFMASTER HENRY, IIaRFV
The young American Equestrian, in classic act Of
horsemanship, lis span of Liiputian Ponies, will
entertain the audience at each performance with his
is only in his eghthear will elicit only surprise
but a 'ifil ssch oeholder' b y.iasea
MN LatE r.. NICHOLS,
Cirque, viii lend his Efforts ON each occasion toward
peritcting and nsurihg the harmony and success OF
MASTER HENRY, g'f
The Juvenile prodigy, in his wonderful exploits on
the Horizontal Bar.
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.,1a n Id PETITE .ANNIE,Ig5,
In her daring and dihcuit fsats on the Corde Peri
leuse. -, W, IT.. ~ ','t
Leaps i'm Mid-Air!
And BATToUTE EXERCISES, by the whole
troupe of Gymnasts, Acrobats, Votlgeurs and Tam.
blers. % 1i9i 81 ~ sstis filNanpl ~
SIGNOR PLZZARO, n tr 9e,s
In his comical melange Song and Dance. 3i2aI .
MR.. WM. DUTTON IND VII
H. -, /, LIE NILSSON,
WIN appear in their wonderful double somersault
ca b turning twice In the air before alishting.
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The performances will be inaugurated ON each coca
Jtc i57ao 90 sion by magnificent sa1aiIG hna
TOURNAMENT ENTREEI
Led by Meslames worland and Nichols, in which
will be introduced full stud of gorgeously capari-
soned and finely decorated horses. 49, gIrd.,t
NJ. on the morning of the exhibition led by the mag
nifcent Metropolitan Opera Band. so, ,fttrs,
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9ooi : Will exhibit at PORTLAND on iasi
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
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=, 49,. dug. 20 and "a. -,
Doors open at and F, NJ. Performance to com
mence half an hour later. ~
80 Gents. 'c'Aiissr,saas Gems.
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