The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-12-26
Massive Southern Enterprise.
PALACE PAVILION SHOW.
Cardo Explanatory.

The management, WARREN e CO.. in re-
turning from 4 seasons tour through the Mid
die States, New England, the British Domin-
ions of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island and Cape Breton, feel that a
few words to their Southern friends and kin
dred, will not be amiSs. Everywhere their col
lossal enterprise has visited III the States, and
in Foreign Lands, it has been attended with
one continuous and spontaneous ovation; and
the propretors are not so eSotistic as to believe
their Unprecedented success has been due to
anything else than the pertectness of their es-
tabliShmcnt, which the Press and enthusiastic
public pronounce ne plus ultra in all its ap-
pointments. And with this grateful knowledge
they bring to the threshold of their friends
HoME-ths grand and unequaled Arenic and
Geological aggregation. When organized,
little less than one year ago, many experienced
and Sagacious people propheSied failure in tho
mendous success attending its daily exhib-
tonS has more than satisfied theincredulous Of
the incorrectncSS of their opinions. Home
again in the land of the Sunny South"
where orange groves bloom, and the mocking
bird makes the air musical with sweet well
come! In returning home, it is with pleasure
and Il feeling of excusable pride, that the man
agement are able to present to their friends and
patrons many new and attractive features and
to state that they have largely augmented their
exhibition especially for an extended winter
season through the entire Southern States.
In the lengthy list of Celebrities will be
found many names familiar to those who pat
ronize public amusements, and whose homes
are in the South. And the most noted Artists
i'm the United States will be found in this gilt
tering constellation.
DR.. Z. j. Warren; Mile. Nelly Florence,
Premier Dansuese, from the st James Theatre,
New Orleans; Mile Anna Leslie, the charm
ing and fascinating Vocalist; Master Frank
Donald the champion Cloggist; Johnny Smith,
the great essence of old Virginia Dances; Leon
Brothers, the only successful rivals of the
great Delhanly and Hengler; George w Bal
den, B flat Cornetist L w Thompson, solo
Flutist; DR. S 4 SAUL the world renowned
Conccrtina Soloist and Singer; j W Wickoff,
Violincelloist; Billy Keegan, the champion
Jig Dancer; w II Harris, Basso Profundo;
Charley Hanon, Comedian and General Per-
former; AL Davis, the great songSand dance
man of the South; ID Galdin, q Frank and O
corps Of other actors too numerous to NEIL
ton.
The celebrated performing Elephant, Han
delhim, will appear at each exhibition.
Two large Bands! sixteen talented perform
ers in each.
The Gorgeous Band Chariot, drawn by six
richly caparisoned horses, containing Professor
Charles Davis Silver Cornet Band, will parade
the principal streets at ii clock.
Beautifully carpeted seats for the accommo-
dation of ladies, without extra charge. No
smoking allowed inside the Pavilion.
Two performances daily, at and
Admission IS Cents; Children under ten
years, so Cents.
ms- Remember the day and date.
Dec 26, 1872 "a