THE CIRCUS TO-NIGHT.
Mr Woodykak's new and greatly enlarged and improved Circus, for tho offectivo oponing* of which such elaborate preparations havo been goir,igon during the last threo or four months, gives its initial performance to-night on the Market Reserve. A considerable number of artistes, both American nnd Australian, who have never appeared here before, will make their bow, and all tho old favourites will renew their acquaintance with the public. Thero is a large variety of talent in the Company, and there can be no hesitation in predicting a highly successful season. Mr Love arrived yesterday with the Australian performers, and in the evening there was a full rehearsal at- the tent, when the entire performance was gone through without the slightest hitch. In order to obviate any inconvenience at tho doors in the purchase of tickets, Mr E. St. Clair Jones (the energetic agent) has made arrangements whereby they may be obtained beforehand at Mr Lennox's establishment, Queen-street,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4121, 19 September 1883, Page 2
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