Goodwin's Menagerie, 117 Court St. Boston
Contributors: Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1860
Language: eng
Description: Goodwin's Menagerie, the only complete managerie in America! Here may be found living wild animals, birds and reptiles, from the four quarters of the globe, and of almost every variety and species known to naturalists. Ladies, families & the clergy daily visit this mammoth exposition of natural curiousities.
Notes: Goodwin's Menagerie, 117 Court St., Boston [1860?]. Open morning, afternoon & evening. Performance every afternoon at 3 1-2, evening at 8 o'clock.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Just arrived! The wild horse of Siberia. The lion conqueror Herr Driesbach Shaw! will enter the great performing den at each entertaiment. The educated ponies, "Robin Gray" & "May Fly" (from Cooke's Royal Amphitheatre, London) display their wonderful intelligence in original feats. That miracle of sagacity, the Little General! will also appear in a number of feats, including his original grotesque act of horsemanship. Mounted on his beautiful steed, the poney "May Fly" The Lioness with her young whelps, the baby monkey! Only one in America! The monster lion, "Old Pomp," and hundreds of other living wonders may be seen without extra charge".

"J.E. Farwell & Co., Prs. No. 2, Spring Lane, Boston".

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).