FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 72, 25 March 1903, Page 2

FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS.

TO-D4T. This great combination of attraction! fs to arrive hart. »o-d*y, and will be locked at Poverty Fltt. There will be a poiformence in ihi afterncon, and another in »h" evening The enterprise which Fi Z!er«ld Bothers show in relttioo to r« curing nov*l and at|tractive acts for their famous show, is I demonstrated l>y the fant hat they bare atr .veiling u p esentative touring the wo,ld on the look out for really good artics, with the result that rhey have always novelties wherewith to amuse their patr.ns. At present the " Cycle Whizz " is all the rage, and ptovei h great ttucca.is. Th» " Tylers * &r» anoth r se sitional draw, their foot balancing and somersaulting being marvellous. Oa Mi.i trapeze Madame Leon and Master Bertie earn unstinted »p----pkuse for their clever work, and the daring chair balancing of Mr J. West ie one of the chief featuiet of theentert'inment. The equestrian portion of 'ln show is of a very high orler, espec ally the highly trained horse?, and notably ths war boras St. Jus*-, while the exhibition of . high jumping is such as should alone 1 attract a large crowd. The elephant and other animals of th-i menagerie are ,r<xcollent, the clowning thoroughly ! droll, aad ths bmd much above the i average. A circus is always popular, but Mfl-srs. Fitzgerald's combination is of such giguitu proportions and induties 8j id my durational turr>s that their tmt shoulj ba crowded, i nspaeuily as th. ir visit is only for one .day.