Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-20
Great Eastern srenaReric, Museum
Ayinry and Circus.

| No new amusement enterprise on thu
road has 20 surely and rapidly gained pop
ularliy MS this really colossal and greo
establishment. II there Is curiosity
In the natural Kingdom. the wei
known and experienced proprietors o
this great undertaking have secured IL fol
the edihcatlon and instruction of the pub
lie masses who daily attend their exhibi
lions, and In the museum and wonder
world there IL no element left out that car
bring pleased surprise and lnefiable pleas
ure TO the visitor. The most remote re-
gions OF Africa--to the upper sources oftht
river Nlle-havc boon explored by til,
faithful agents OF this monster geological
congress- and every feature that possibly
could be obtained has been Gagged and 1,
now daily TO be seen In the entertain
incnts OF this quadruplo show, and in tn,
popular names OF many artists who have
for years added lustre TO tho lights. of tn,
circle and are established favofites o
worldwide notoriety. Among them W,
note the great Carroll famiiy-w. II. ant
Mrs. Carroll, Master Willie and Ia petite An
nie--the lat'orn beautiful child-rider onl,
six years old, whose daring cqultation hai
startled the entire continent. Geo. NJ
Kelly the champion leaper, viii be espec
tally remembered here rs the distinguish
eel performer who daily vnulted over seven
teen and eighteen horses. The Miact
brothers, three In number, are great gym
nasts, and the only successful rivals of tn,
noted, Hanlons. Adolph Gonzales Is tn,
confessed greatest tumblcr and most OK
cellent doublc-somersault in the profession
orenlc. &. ii. Lowry is the undisputet
champion of the exciting hurdle exercise
and Is too well known TO need commenda
ton. 4. V. Watson and Jean Zacco wer,
the bone and sinew OF old Hanlons whit
| crowded tho theatcrs of opera-houses o
the whole country years ngo. These. witt
an abundant amount of auxiliary talent
mako unquestionably the best equestrian
and gymnastic peformancei in this.country
The two dens OF lioncsses and thei
young viii excite and please the ladies
and be the delight OF the younger classes
to whom such q glorious sight has nevc
| been unfolded before. The Performance
In the den of lions does not always please
still Herr Lengel is undoubtedly the great
est lion, tiger and panther performer IL
the geological world, and to those VIII,
love to admire intrepid courage and unnat
ural daring this opportunity Will afford al
excellent chance.
| In order to successfully accommodate al
who may desire to attend. four pavilion
have been provided, and are actually car
rled from stand to stand, and erected eacl
day. The managers have made terms Will
the Louisville and Nashville railroad su
perintendent for special train or thirty
one cars to transport this finest and mos
extraordinarily large OF modern shows T.
different places named in the advertise
ments, and exhibitions viii certainly b
given in each locality, afternoon an
night, as indicated. AS an.evidenceof tn
substantial and enlarged character OF thi
mastodon ofe exhibitions we point TO the nd
vcrtisement on another page.
The above from the Couricr-Jourhal
expresses all we desire to say OF this ex
traorlinary exhibition which plays her
the afternoon and night of Saturda
April 27lh, making, prior to tho Matlnc
ut 3U'clOck, a grand free Balloon Ascension