... side With the playbills and advertisements of Circus Proprietors, and isf uration sec as the reader will find from week to week in our own ocluams As an amusing budget respecting Circus Life and Circus Celebrities Mr Frost's volume answers its purpose ...

... HENGLER' CIRCUtS. In order to add to the already attractive programme which has drawn crowded audiences to his circus since last Christmas, Mr Albert Rengler has produced a novel grand Spanish spectacle, which he has entitled Shville, and which wvill ...

... WIELANDS CIRCUS. One of the greatest attractions at the present mom'ient at the Alexandra Palace is the admirable Circus, and the varied per- formances therein. Mr H. W. Wieland, in order to give novelty to these entertainments, has wisely departed from ...

... sister- in-law that the two brothers now in London have found their warmest welcome. Circus life in Australia is very different from what it is here. Our English circus folk are mostly bred and born in the business; and many of our most eminent proprietors ...

... IIENGLER'S CIRCUS. In spite of the competition in the circus business Hengler's holds its own bravely, and is especially popular with the juveniles, who exercise so important an influence over the patronage of amusements. This is owing both to the excellence ...

... WULF'S _CIRCUS. A large audience assembled at Hengler's in Argyll- street on Saturday evening, when Herr Edward Wulfi opened his second season in London under most favour- able circumstances. The programme was rendered particularly attractive by reason ...

... HENGLER'S CIRCUS. Those of Her Majesty-s lirges who elect to patronise Hengler's Circus during the present holiday-time will be able to enjoy a decidedly novel entertainment in the shape of Mr Albert Hengler's grand real water spectacle ?? form of e ...

... NEWSOME'S CIRCUS. WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. There will he no' more popular place of amusement in Sheffield this Whitsuntide than Newsome's Circus, with the juvenile fairy spectacle of ll'h7ittissgfton and his Cat, written by Mr A. Henry, as the chief ...

... NEWSOME'S CIRCUS. Mr Newsome has turned the Amphitheatre in 11Xvbrn to good account, and we were glad to perceive on Mlonday even, when we visited the establishmelst, that his efforts to ?? entertainment first-rate of its kind met with approcciateoj1 ...

... eelobrated American Circus at the Crystal Palace on Tuesday evellilng Ieas a welcomne event for the lovers of scenles in tire circle, for thi onteetaijlicrit supplied by Mir Myers is of a very Ciferent character front teli ordinary Circus. There is a, history ...

... HENGLERL'S CIRCUS. The performance at this place of amusement con- tinues to be worthy of the high reputation which Hengler's Circus has always enjoyed. This week, the usual programme has been supplemented by the feats of the Villion troupe of bicyclists ...

... Bai'rington's Circus, Peckham. Forty years ago tile suburb of Peckhams could boast of its permanent Theatre, at which such celebrities in dramatic history as Buickstone, Tyrone Pvwver, and other subsequent magnates, made their appearance before a London ...