FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 71, 24 March 1903, Page 2

FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS.

Thb Ha«era Star in referrinf to the performance there, says " The manage* msnt shou!d-bov» baeu eminently well ple>sed with the patronage accorded the circus on Saturday evening, sitting room being insufficient. The menagerie was interesting, and the circui i performance good, the most norel item b iag the " Oycle Whizs," which la car.ainly a remarkably clever and exciting act. One almost as exciting was the trapeze act by Miss Amelia Leon and Mas'er Bertie, two of the best performeis io this particular line we bars yet seen. The Tylers' aot was well w >rth seeing, the manner in which tbe fathor juggled with the con being as neat work as one could possibly expect The equestrian performance • f the L"ons was well up to the average, and the training of the horses leflect the greatest credit on the man tgemont, the exhibition by St. Just beini; marvellous. The high jumping performance wm <xci»ing, Oft 6ia being clear d. E ; -pliant *nd pony and tiger on boieiback ac's were ameng the more nota'de, proving a great tribute to the capability of the trainer, Herr Z iph. Music and clowning were good, and the whole performance was meritorious." The circus will arrive in New Plymouth to-moriow by special twin, and give an afternoon and evening performance.