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Ig11-«II ill buoi y 7,’ato.tsa-ofinn-IS THE DAY THAT“V I S I rx*111leite-it.'leidDOCT. JAMES L. THAYEE’SGREAT CIRCUS11-,r-W 2T\■k !iom ia.no. I mANDTRAINED ANIMAL SHOW,1-Sttlintloes \ aur ie, h.ne•t-o-ile in olWITHProf. CHAS. WHITE’S Den ofPERFORBflS^C LIONS.DOCT JAS. L. Ill AY EE..................Manager.Henderson, Wnixs Sc Co., Proprietors.SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.DR. JAMES L. THAYER, while presenting tljoined li*t of Attractive Novelties—Equestrian, thenic and Zoological—to his many patrons throlitC‘Su rP-inilenhi4 I t?t-l(lV-1k**c-1c-liethe sub-Cali s-i.ic.iiv, ,^«..ogical—to ms many patrons throughout the length and breadth ol the American continent, would respectfully remark that, besides long years of diligent and faithful research in the art of providing and perfecting a thoroughly complete MORAL EX HIBITION, ho is enabled to present a combined organization which willOutdo Competition and Defy Rivalry!At the same time lie takes pride in announcing that, having sov©red his connection with all former partners, the entiro Colossal Exhibition is under his sol© management and control, and ho now presents to the public at large the most Brilliant and Unique Organization of the season, to which ho would direct attention to the followingEXTRAORDINARY FEATURES.don't fail to see theGRAND PROCESSION■7 lt;1• •THE FETE OF VERSA TE LIES.Th3 Court I v meeting of Royalty anti Power, on theFIELD OF TIIE CLOTH OF GOLD!Kin2 IIenrv the VIII. of England, and Francis I. of France. PROCESSION OF KNIGHTS AND DAMES. DAYS OF TILT AND TOURNEY. The5At a cost of $10,000. Representing the four quarters of the globe, EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA and AMERICA, and bearing upon its summitA LIVING LIONhe111o-Absolutely FREE from any restraint whatever, pave the alert ami watchful eye of its keeper, Prof. CHAS. WHITE, carried in triumph through the streets. Following this moving Tableau of Splendor, will comeysh-rvrnnIdTHE ELEPHANT LALA ROOKH,Bearing an Oriental Iloudah tastefully decorated.This resplendent and gorgeous Cavalcade, which has never yet been approached in its sumptuous outfit and paraphernalia, will ho led by the magnificent BAND CHARIOT, containing Prof. FRANK'S METROPOLITANCORNET BAND, which will discourse selections from the most popular melodies and operatic gems of the day.Among the prominent features of the Parade will bo THE LAST SENSATION, the (Hand Cavalcade of the11-iii:EZrn ifC. IHOI 44csOr, THE CLOWN S CAVALRY, mounted upon theirBlooded Steeds:Forming one of the funniest and most laughable sightsever witnessed, introducing a grand BICYCLE VELOCIPEDE EXHIBITION RACE, by Messrs. REYNOLDS and KELLY, showing the ease, celerity and skill by which these novel and ingenuous articles of locomotion can bo propelled and managed by any person.DOCT. JAMES L. THAYER begs leave to announcethe following array of Talented JurtKt* *—AII t1 ISvyAof■ \ 1 ••V rn 'L* vs** \u jry-' - *»* *er9RStoan»• * 4 4 , —■ian.ie1Clitfit ilife/of• - \ ^ JtvDia ;x v.- 'V:. \ -gr 4 V V - - r- ■‘S./i -J V lt;sA - - •- - /' '-- 'Z— . -s. \ — -- ... ■—IS1Cv- //» » -’n• - - - v -lt; *—• --A;--.i- Jj v;AT ..a.4 • . *4\— I ; - Wn,* -4— —---’oCt ire iii-:n |d-illISill11-ic ia-!reMILLIE MAE IE,The charming young Equestrienne, from the celebrated Imperial Circus of St. Petersburg.G. M. KELLY,The Champion Leaper of the world, who stands ready to challenge any man for $10,000. w ho w ill compete w ith him, he having accomplished the extraordinary feat of throwing a somersault over 17 Horses.JAMES V. EEYXOLDS,The Original, tlie denial, the Jovial and Comical Clown, and EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE.WILLIAM MO EG AX,The Indomitable Hurdle Rider, on his FLYING STEED.E E L M OX T I! E O Tl! EES,Four in number, in their Athletic Sports and Acts.A LE EET l\ A YMA E,The great Performing Clown, and Equestrian Hercules.{HAS. //. LOWEY,Principal Scenic and Historic Rider, from Astley's.L A Ii EL L E JMA E IE,The fearless and beautiful Equestrienne.Mrs. JAS. L. Ill AY EE,The Juno-like Queen of the Arena.DocU JAS. L. TIT AY EE,The great American Humorist, and Shaksperian Jester.FRANK J. HOWES,f-lit'Will introduce his YANKEE NOTIONS.TRICK PONIES, HIRAM and» j THEM MULES, Xfnclo Sam and Diej Will bo introduced by MR. JAS C. REYNOLDS.tha yve iThe following list of Artists w ill, in their several appear at each Entertainment.Miles. PAYTIN. JAR DINS and LEMAIRE.Messrs. BRUNO, IIALL, LOTIIAIRO, W YATT,And LASCELPllOF. CHAS. WHITIiKing of Lion-Conquerors, and his immense den ofe*e,o.y»inn -J.e,?iln-o-'lt;1 !erop»idxs*2Bac*-T,Si'll-id4 SAVAGE AFRICAN LIONS[1-b- .There can probably be nothing of more absorbing ar terrible interest before the public than the dauntlecourage and intrepid bearing of MR. WHITE amor his ferocious pets. His are not the ordinary decrepi ana worn-out animals usually exhibited in Menagerie but absolutely wild and savage as in their native jungle let hr* handles and controls them as if they were tlmere playthings of the hour, causing them to obey hevery gesture and pnmmnmi 111 rl * tt #. Ii i a iaiia ■d1-I »e'crY i?estiire and command, concluding his unique an staitling l'erforiuanc© by feeding them with Raw Meifrom his naked hands.ie ir-e !\)l-Eacli Entertainment will commence with a gOriental Spectacular Tournament of theWHITE AND BLACK KNIGIITS., Don’t Forget that the Great SIot will Visit1nne iVAN WERT,Thursday, October 7,1869.Admission, - - - 50 Centst : Cliiitlrcn, un«lci' IO rears, S.t4 •■* j Boors Open at 1 and at 7 o’clock.TIis is tlie Last SIiow of k Sum.: ‘
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Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Van Wert, Ohio, US
Fri, Oct 01, 1869
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