Theater playbill for King's Amphitheater equestrian performance, Washington, D.C., January 3, 1862

Theater playbill for King's Amphitheater equestrian performance, Washington, D.C., January 3, 1862

by Tom King

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King's Amphitheater. Sole lessee and manager: Tom King, Equestrian Manager: Frank Whittaker, Associate Manager: C. Scott, Musical Director: J. Prosperi. Friday, Jan. 3, 1862 the entertainments will consists of all that is novel, grand and graphic in the equestrian and gymnastic schools. The Rolland Brothers! Samm Long who will "rinn all 'round for Glory." William F. Smith, King, the Champion Leaper! Kincade, the 100 Somersault Man! Mad'lle Virginia, Eloise, the Child Rider! Madame Marie, Frank Whittaker, Dan Gardiner, and all the members of this superior troupe will appear. The public are respectfully informed that Dan Rice will appear on Monday, January 6, when, in addition to his humorous facts and fancies, he will introduce the Blind Steed Excelsior, Jr. and the famous comic mules! Daylight Exhibition on Saturday ...

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