Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-17

slS" The Grand Exhibition WIN open with tlt
GRAND FAIRY DANCE Or NENICE, by
Mons. Leon, ot The Royal Academy OF Paris
ana Is founded on the beautiful story OF TEL
EaAcHUs, " The Retarn Of Ulysses from tbs
Siege OF Troy" Ulysses being shipwrecked
ON one of the lovely Islands OF Sicily, beholdi
with amazemeDt beautiful Fairy Grotto
with group OF lovely Fairies, NyTnphs, Gu.
pids and Queens, in q GRAND FAIRY
DANCE Ulysses nears the grOttO, fOrgeis his
misery, draws OF his CLOAK, steps In the
Fairies circle and dances the GREEK DANCE
TERPsICHoRE, when lie is changed into q
sailor by the magic wands OF the Fairy
Queens and dances beautiful Sailors Horn.
pipe. His sailors becoming alarmed, search
the island for their General; when nearing
the Fairy 5rotto they also become enchanted.
forget their misery, and dance a beautiful
Sailors Hornpipe, when they are changed
into eight enormous Fishes by the magic
wands of the Fairy Queens, and dance beau.
tiful Waltz Quadri1le, which pleases the
Fairies so much that they change the Fishes
back into Sailors, and with their magic wsnds
transport Ulysses and his sailors into their
native country.
The above description viii be represented to
Tue letter, IN every detail, in the Grand Fairy
Dance of Venice.
fhe curtain wiz rise at halfrpast seven
O'Clock precisely, on one OF the most enehant-
ing scenes ever witnessed in Memphis, not
excepting the Grand Pageant Of the Mystic
MeInphi, February II, 1874. MAGNIFICENT
Ealry Island, with group of beautiful little
Fairies, Nymphs and Cupids, attired in the
most exquisite apparel OF silver, with wings
OF SILVER, all dazzling like the sun itself, and
Win wings spread as II ready to 1y away
Into their celestial home; while at the emo of
the grOItO, upon high rocks, are seen two
magnificent Fairy Queens, attired in the
most costly apparel OF gold, wings of gold
their golden crowns glttterlng with diamonds
and precious StOueS-and with their golden
wands direct their lovely. celestial little
Fairtes, Nymphs and Cupids through the
most beWttChing Grscian attitudes. flying
steps, BEAUTIFUL Grand Pas de DeuX ana ths
most difficult steps and solos from the Royal
ARnnlnnr AF mFIN FA sfrnH
Queens, one by one, descend into the Fairy
circle and dance the Grand Shadow Dance OF
Fannie Ellsler, and the Grand Pas Souls in
La Bayadare, consisting OF three grand parts
with twelve magnificent figures, and with
the most scientific steps, from the ROYAL
Academy OF Paris the famous Shadow Dance
OF Fannie EllsIer being one OF the finest con-
eeptions of art by that great artist, it would
be impossible TO give proper description Of
It, II must be seen to be realized.
The magI idcent dresses, beautiful Tab
leaux, graceful attitudes, and the Grand Pas
Seuis, " Pas de Dsux,' s' Pas de Quartre " and
Pas de Tout, are so perfectly beautiful that no
pen could describe, nor Imagination picture
themi they must be seen to be realized and
appreciated, for the effect is really beWildeI-
ing and bewitchipg.
This grand conception of Tsrpsichorean art
will be succeeded by the most celebrated
Grand operate Fancy Dances, and the latest
beautiful Parlor Dances OF the age.
No. 2 The celebrated American Sailors
by Espinosa, in twelve beautifui
and comic parts, 10 be danced by ten little
Sailors, in fun sailorcOstumes.
NO. 3. The Grand Caehucha" OF Fannie
Ellsler, with the entire twelve magnificent
parts, to be danced a Grand Pas Seul, In
IulI C2chucha dress, and also by groups of
Two, three and four during the even ng.
No. 4. The magnificent " Cracovtenne,i - of
Madame Celeste, as danced in Poland, with
twelve grand and difficult parts-perfectly
splendid.
No. 3. The graceful and beautiful " SPAN
Ism Bolero,' grand Pas de Deux or Duett,
danced Wltn Iamoo9rines, by two pretty lit
tie Falrles in full BOlero cOStumes-exceed.
lngly dashing and attractive.
No. q. The dashing and brilliant Grand
Pas Styrienne," by Mons. HIIlariott and SIS.
ter, most beautiful Pas de Dsux or Duett for
two daShlng little Misses and Masters, in full
costumes.
No. !. The beautiful " spanish Zingarella,p
a very pretty Pas de Deuxspr Duett, for two
No. 8. The Grand Bohemian Opera Polka
yomlquei as danced by the forty Vieune
Children during their visit in the United
sta es-a most dash1ng composition OF twelve
? oeaull' " paris, 10 De danced by Ikteen
pretty little Misses and Masters IN full COS
lumes-some OF them only four, i've and six
No. 9. The" Grand Scotch Highland Fling
Mcdonald, with twelve beautiful parts, as !
ianced ia Scotland, and is the only original
Fling.
No. 10. A grand Highland StiIt,T p for eight,
IS danced by the Peasants of Scotland, up in
he neutrality-suspicious. splendid.
NO. IL. The grand "COurt Quadrilie," of
Berlin, by TagliOnl, dedicated to the Crown
Prince OF Prussia, which is entirely new very
and is danced in the style Of the
henuett a La COur.
No. L. The magnificent " Imperial Waltz
1uadr1lle," Eugene of France" entirely
lew, very brilliant and graceful.
No. IL. The beautiful Spanish Waltz
9uadrille," Isabelle of Madrid" very grace
nj, entirely new and very fashionable.
No. Il. The beautiful "a Partisan Varieties ~
1ery ashlDg splendid and graceful, and very
fashionable all over Europe and America.
N.n.-The WALTZ QUADhILLE, by the /
light wonderful Fishes-fOur immense Cat
Ind f0ur White Fish--will be very amusing
md most eXtraordinaire; they are very INTEL |
igent Fishes, dance on land or water and |
'ame down the Mississippi by the late big |
Use. rom the open Polar Sea, lately discoV
red by the American North Pole Expedition |
A great many of those grand and beautiful I
Fancy Dances Will be danced by little Misses !
.nn Masters from four 10 six ears of age only. !