... Wardeur-street, London, W. RE'7NETrS CIRCUS, BABNiLEY. WANTED, Lady and Gentlemen EQUESTRIANS with own Horses; Knockabout Clowns, Acrobats, and Artistes used to the Business. Great msccess of present Circuso Compn y. T AN TED, STARTLING SENSATIONS and ...

... PEOPLES, MANCHESTER, Every Evening, Return Visit. Return to London (leading Halls), August 7th. England's Premier Musical Clowns. HE LOMBARTOS (WALTER and WILL), T ~~LORAAL VAN DER HARST, GROENMARKET, DORDREC1HT, HOLLAND. Will shortly~arrive in England ...

... tunefully. A clever and comical per- formance on a horizontal bar was given by Messrs Ramza and Arno, who appeared and acted like clown athletes. In the course of their display one of them hung head downwards from the bar by means of a hook which he affixed to ...

... Miles up unider h's Bailoon Car. Terrifie Iraw. Mamamoth TWelve-sheet Posters. Sarapte sent if returned. The JERRVANIS, French Clowns, Wire Walcers, Acrobats, and Musicalities Extraurdittary. Professor TREVOBI, Conjurer, Ventrilo- quist, Instrumenthaist, acd ...

... Monday; the celebrated Mariott Minstrels also gave their unique entertainment ; the Ferdinand troupe of comic gymnastic variety clowns made a hit; and other specialities were provided by Miss Nclly Wilson, eerie-comic; Mr Harry Phillips, comic vocalist; ...

... rt of Sir E. IAURIN, Coetributor to the Press. First-class Professiovnals or cenlirc Troupe only need apply. Equestrians, Clowns, ard Novelties teluired. 13, ARUNDEL-STREET, PICCADILLY-ClEtCUS. LUsNDON, W.- or, 9, RUE DE HANOVRS, PARIS. The Oldest MUSICAL ...

... has ttranoeiient tor Uthrislias ill London or P;otiaces. ?? CLii rncert-road Pivye-lane, P'eckthame. R. JAMES S IATTHEWSON, Clown, at lic , ifo Chliitnaas, Opetaing and Harleqoblim'c. 1' ?? Tieo tte~s nial Exeelielt referenlc-a. Addless, Past-office, Cork ...

... company were greatly applauded. There were no less than six variety entertainments in the course of the day, and as match by the Clown Cricketers caused no little amusement. Another novelty was a. female walking contest on the race-course, consistisg of a ...

... FERDINAND TROUPE, Comnic Acrobatic CloNvns, Somersault Clowns, Circus Clown, Pant omimists. a,, terminates a successful Engagement at the STAR, LIVERPOOL this (Saturday) Evening. Open for Christmas. Clown, Pantaluon, ThreeSprites,Animatls,sndourPrivateAct ...

... and Gentlemen EQUESTRIANS, T with own Horses, Knockabout Clowns. All kinds of Artistes suitable for the Ring can write. Teres must be reasonable for time of year. WANTED, EQUESTRIAN NOVELTIES, Clowns, W1 Acrobatic and Gymnastic, Varietv Performers, and Big ...

... of Mr E. MAUIIIN, Contributor to the Press. l'irst-class Prefessionials or etitire Troupe only need apply. Equnestrians, Clowns, and Novelties Required. 13, ARUNDEL-STREET, PICCADILLY-CIRCUS. LONDON, W.; or, 9, RUE D1E IANOVRE. PARIS. The Oldest MUSICAL ...

... musical instruments. r R. Fossett as an Indian Chief goes through a daring performance on a bare-backed steed. Funny Harry (the clown) causes much laughter, and Levon throws some wonderful somersaults. Clever little Miss Fossett comes in for a large share of ...