THE CIRCUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3750, 26 July 1869, Page 4

THE CIRCUS.

THE (itfcenriance at tli* On ens on S itui.lay night \ V a5, very yourl ; in faot, we fmJ Hut L'ut.itiuunjentd consisting «t fi-ats of manual doxu-ufcy me a'w.vys more p.pu'ar and better attended in .Auckland tnnn auy otlier Innd of amusement-. Tins mvy, perhaps be wuudeied at, as ev.n with the bust; oitcuses there must always bn a great atn.nut ( f .satn^nes-*, but tbafc Mich is tbe coso is attfstul by the Jarge lioijf,es which have nightly g,e->ie,\ .-.!] entercaip ments of tbafc bind, wbilo the thfatra ha-, boon deserted. The pnsent circus, huw ver, has hui a good deal to contend against in l>aviug 1-0 jjnpul.ir an opponent as Tbc>tulier perfurminij in the city as wdl as the Dalce of JSdmbuigh Theatre and ifc i 3i 3 really a winder that it has managed to draw such good houses for so many nigh s Miuceosively. Last night tbe principal feats of the various mptubeis of the company woe again gone tlnoiu-h, and nut with that amount of appreciation Which they deoervul Hgnor Salwaiio's noraenun'-hip was njuoh admired, as also that of i\li. Bird. 7'ho best thiog of the evening, however, wns decidedly the daring fe^ts of Mr. Y^rhtti on the double trap ae. Tue clowns were as funny as over, nod elicited quite as much meuiuieut as on the pieceding eveuinga, and altogether the entertainment ■passed off rem akably wu\l,