FITZGERALD BROTHERS' NEW CIRCUS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 66, 18 March 1903, Page 2

FITZGERALD BROTHERS' NEW CIRCUS.

The advent in New Plymouth vi th Messrs Fitzgerald Brothers' new circu on Wednesday next, March 25th, whei they will give two performances, after noon and night, will certainly bi awaited with interes*-, rememberinj i espeoially the good name this enter 1 prising and energetic firm hag g»iue< I throughout the community for alway i placing before patrons everything tba ;ia novel and up to-date. They have i i budget of the world's latest novels j Becared during a recent tour of the twi | hemispheres, and represented by artist ! oE the most acknowledged ability fr m the largest centres in the old aisd th> new world. Spscial attention in thes particulars ia drawn to the only n;mlt< at present in the Southern Hemispher. —" The Oyclo W bizz " - invented by i New Zealander, and first produced ii Liudon, where it is still the leading sen sation. It is really a marvellously ex citing act performed on a trick at ai ; angle of 60 decrees, the performer ' riding at br»nk neck speed, raciag j crossicg, p-fs'ing, repassing, carrying etc., on a track measuring 80 laps ti ', tho mile, the high speed attuned pre ■ sen'ing a thoroughly dizzy andd»zzliDj r spectacular effect. Included in th programme is a marvellously sensa tional act by " The Tylers," who gi through extraordinary acts of foo balancing, double, backward and for ward somersaults, etc.; also, Madam Amelia and mister Bertie, in a won derful exhibition of aerial trapeze bal ancing and swinging; the bell-iingin| horses, anp'her new and novel feat Hadji Tabir, an Arabian contordonis of extraordinary skill; the D»la vales World's trick cyclists; Amelia Lean a graceful and daring equestrienne the Zulu War episode "Saving th< Colours," an exciting act in which th? famous war horse St. Just is introduced ; the Family is one of the Quest acts of horse riding in the world including sensitionil acrobatism, tumbling, etc.; the black Hungarian lorses (introduced by Mr Din Fitz jerald) giving an exemplification of the ntelligsnce of " the friend of man " : Sagenback's zoological citcu?, under he tutelage of Herr Z tp\ introducing ihe famous tiger piny ac*; and last, >ut by no mews least, an array of the lick of the world in circus pecforra,oces, together with a w, 11 equipped umiageiie of wild performiog animals, 'he location will be Povdity Flat, next antral School. •