The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

Preceded by an ORIGINAL ADDRESS, Written and Spoken
• • • by G. A. SALA, Esq.,
After which, Messrs. Planche, F. Talfourd, H.. 1. Byron, L,
Buctingham, A. Halliday, F. Lawrance, and the Brothers
13rough, who may he deeineed maniacs from their many acts
of folly, have, as a climax, agreed to take shares in the Great
Eastern Legend of
THE FORTY THIEVES,
The Music in the Burlesque composed and arranged by Mr. J.
Barnard. The Prologue, Mr. Leicester Buckingham.
Ali Baba, a poor but dishonest woodcutter, who, unex-
pectedly falling into a little property, pays ready money, gives
up his bill, and cuts his stick, Mr. H. Byron ; Cassim Baba,
his rich brother, and his landlord, who, although he-
could never gatner his quarter's rent during his life, had
his own quarter's rent, gathered in for him, after it, Mr.
Tegett ; •Ganem, " The Slave of Love " to Morginia —a
very poor woodcutter indeed—a flat in his own groves,
Mr. Andrew Halliday ; Mustapha, a cobbler, in such de-
pressed .circumstances that he takes a stall for his own bene-
fit, leading a so-so-sort of life, till he. is called into --, but
that is a sewer subject, Lieut.-Col. Addison; Abdallah, (Captain
of the Forty Thieves---the head of a lawless bedy
h set by legs
on foot,) Mr. Leicester:Buckingham ; Hassarac, is rebel
lieutenant, who has a racking ambition to play first fiddle to
his leader, whom be treats with unnecessary violins, Mr. J.
Hollingshead ; Mirza, a bad character, with, consequently.
very little to say for himself, of not particularly cl
Mirza ear 'intelnot
-
lect,ice presume, because " the quality of is
strained," Dr. Strouss ; Selim, of the regular waiferer stamp,
(we beg the readers pardon---wayfarer,) not that he waivers
when sent to his post, under the thick envelope of night,
vthere -yon barely can see being his name,
MEI conceal him his nature, Mr. R. B. Cummins; the
Thieves "generally, Messrs. Halliday, M'C-nnel, St. John,
Archer, -Roberts widens, Cooke, Fraser, Kenny, Ben-
nett, Foster, Da-A.6 ',,
Edwards, Watkins, Barnard, Hammer-
ton, Christie, Sorrell, Taylor, Simsson, Hunt, Collins, Tomlin,
Cummins. Lewtss, Brooks, Lowrance, Crompton, Emery,
Turner, Iluglles, Tiler rick, Aldrich, i,lark, Nightingale, Whitty,
Beet, Haddock, Williams; Ist Gnome, a celebrated warrior,
in fact, a Gnome de Guerre; Mr. W. Romer; other Gnomes,
characters so difficult of description, that the audience must
take the Gnomes as they come, and Gnome-must-take, Messrs.
Angel, Barnard, and 'Hickson; the Princes Zelie, a fancy fair
for the benefit of distressed lovers, but who foolishly looks
down 'upon love so long that she grows dizzy and falls into it,
Miss A. Howe; Cogia Eaba, Ali's Bitter Half, rather more
candid than sweet, Mr. Lionel Brough ; Zaide, Cassim's mourn-
ing consort, vocal and instrumental to the plot, Mr. Brough ;
Morgiana., a female ,slave to Cassim Baba, but whose heart,
soft as she pronounces it, is filled with lofty aspirations, Mr.
Francis Talfourd.

p,... ILOW open between —a
Three, when private boxes and places in the dress circle macbe
secured.
Private Poxes, Two Guineas ; Dress Boxes, .4s. ; Upper
Box6s:, Ps. ; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, le.
Doors Open at Half-past Six, the curtain rising at Seven;
and falling about Eleven.
To avoid trouble and disappointment, the Committee have
resolved not to issue any tickets, thus giving the earliest in
attendance the choice of accommodation. The public are fur-
ther respectfully informed that the literary
appearthe Liver
after the above evening.
Acting Manager, Mr. Leicester Buckingham ; Stage Man-
ager; Mr. Edmund Falconer ; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Andrew
Halliday ; Local Director. Mr. Charles Millward ; Hon. Trea-
surers, Mr. Francis Talfourd and 3lr. John Hollingshead.
Ii E A fr- R E' R O. Y A I, .
SECOND AND CONCLUDING PEFORMANCE OF THE
SAVAGE CLUB,
THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE 25rx INST.

The followinr gentlemen will appear this Evening IN
ADurrioN to the former visitors :
Mr. G. A. SALA,
Lieut:-Colonel ADDISON,
.Mr. LIONEL BROUGII,
Air JOHN BROUGH,
Mr. ANDREW HALLIDAY.•
Evening Dress essential for the Dress. Circle. Full and
detailed Programme of the Entertainments will be so sale
'tii 3ide the ?Theatre,. Price Twopence. Visitors are warned
against buying spurious bills at the doors.
• Private Boxes, £2 2s. ; Dress Circle, 45.; Upper Boxes, 35.;
Pit, 25.; .Gallery,.ls.;
Curtain rises at Seven o'clock precisely. Money taken at
the doors, as no tickets have been issned.
C. MILLWARD, Local. Director.
•
THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
The Management respectfully announces a series of
ITALIAN OPERAS,
• COMMENCING ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist..

The Repertoire will consist of
L TEOVATORE, DON GIOVANNI,
MACBETH, MARTHA, NORMA,
And Gluck's celebrated Work,
ORFEO AND EU,R/DICE,
'which has caused such a sensation in London and Paris this
season, sustained by the following eminent Artistes :
MADAME GRISI,
MADAME VIARDOT,
MAD'LLE ORVIL,
MADAME RITA,
MAD'LLE SEDLATZDK,'
AND
MADAME GASSIER.
• SIGNOR MARIO,
SIG NOR ANGELO LUISE,
gIGNOR FALLAR,
SIGNOR KINNI,
SIGNOR CHIERICI,
SIGNOR CIAMPI,
AND
SIGNOR DRAGONE.
RTGISSrUR ..............................Signor OPERTI.
CONDUCTOR . . ............ VIANESI.

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On MONDAY, Oct. I,—Verdi's Opera, IL TROVATORE.
Conte di Lana Signor Dragone.
Manrico Signor Mario.
Fernando • Signor Ciampi.
Ruiz ~.Signor Kinni.
Inez Madame Chierici.
Leonora Madame Grisi.
Azncena Madame Viardot.
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3,—Mozart's Opera, DON GIOVANNI
Don Giovanni - Signor Dragone.
Donna Anna Madame Grisi. ,
Donna Ottavio Signor Mario.
II Commendatore Signor Fallar.
: Donna F.lvira Madame Gassier.
Leporello Signor Ciampi.
Massetto Signor Kinni.
Zerlina Madame Viardot.
On FRIDAY, Oct. 5,---Verdi's Opera, RIGOLETTO.
Gilda Madame Gassier.
Maddalena Madame Viardot.
Ginvanua Madame Chierici.
Dena Signor Mario. ,
Rigoletto Signor Dragone.
Sparafucelli Signor Ciampi.
Marcella . Signor Kinni.
Monterene Signor Fallar.
Borsa Signor Chierici.
0:' MONDAY, Oct. B,—Verdi's Opera, MACBETH.
Macbeth Signor Dragone.
Banco Signor Ciampi.
Lady Macbeth Madame Viardot.
Dama Madame Chierici.
Sicario Signor Kinni.
Medico Signor Cbierici.
Macduff Signor Luise.
Flianzin Signor Forri.
:Malcolm Signor Rita.
On 'WEDNESDAY, 0Ci..10,---FIOtOW'S Opera, MARTHA.
Lionello Signor Mario.
TriStano Signor Ciampi.
Plunkett° Signor Dragoue.
Sceriffo
Lady Enriehetta .......... : Madame Grisi.
Nancy............................. ..... ; Madame Vxardot.
On FEWAY, Oct. 12;
Gliick's Opera, ORFEO AND EURIDICE.
Orfeo ............ ....................... . Madame Viardot.
Euriciice Mad'lle Orvil.
L'Ainour ... '. ............... : Madame Gassier.
And THE LAST SCENE OF LA SONNAMBULA.
Amine ... . Madame Gassier.
...Signor Luise.
Elvin°
'The Comet ........................... Signor Dragone,

Pricis of Admission : Dress Circle, is. ; Upper Boxes, ss.';
Pit, 3e. ; Gallery. 2s. ; Family Boxes, to hold Six, £3 3s. ;
Ditto, to hold Four, £2 2s.
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three, for secaring
seats in the. Dress Circle, and taking Family Boxes, vitich may
be had under the direction of Mr. George NVeston.
Doors opened at Half-past Seven, and the Performances
commence at Eight o'clock precisely.

For the conyeniencs of Parties residing at a distance from
Liverpool, there will be
A MORNING PERFORMANCE,
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12rn,
• • When will be:presented Bellini's Opera,
NORMA.
Norma' ' Madame Orisi.
A delgisa Madame Viardot.
Clotild a Madame Chieriei.
Oroveso Signor Dragone..
Pollen Signor Mario.

Dior: to be opened at Half-past One. The Opera to commence
at Two o'Clock.

AL AMPIIITHEATRY.,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

and Harrison Royal English Opera.
LA -:•F FIVE NIGH CS of the Engagement of Mr. GEORGE
11.0Ni-.7, from the F-ille
THIS EVENING. (TUESDAY), THE 25rit INSTANT,
.•
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
Mr. Cowper.
John Peerybingle ........ ,
W. Cooper.
Caleb Plummer Mr. W
Dot Mi53 Goodall.
iiiiii-E'S PICCOLOMINI?
In which Mr. G. Honey and Miss 'Goodall ,will appear in the
Original Character of Themselves.
And THE PET OF THE PETTICOATS.
Go Wednesday,—For the Benefit of Mr. J. C. Cowper, LOUIS
XI. Louis XI., Mr. J. C. Cowpel4. WHERE'S PICCOLO-
. MINI? And FAINT HEART NEVER WON A FAIR LADY.
Ruy Gomez, Mr. J. C. Cowper; The Duchess, Miss L. Gray.
An Thursday,—For the Benefit of Mr. Dentith, ESME-
RALDA. Quasimodo, Mr. Dentith ; Esmeralda, Mra. Den-
•lith. WHERE'S PICCOLOMINI? And THE DUMB •MA AN
OF MANCHESTER. Tom, Mr. Dentith ; Patty, Mrs. Power ;
Jane, Miss L. Gray.
On Friday,—For the Benefit of Mr. George Hone LIKE IT.
,and the
Last Night but One of his Engagement,—AS YOU
Jacques, Mr. Lunt; Orlando, Mr. Cowper; Touchstone, Mr.
G. Hone -y ; Rosalind, Miss L. Gray; Andry, Mrs. R. Power.
• HERE'S PICCOLOMINI? And MEPHISTOPIIILES. The
W
Marquis di Brancador, Mr. G. Honey ; Mephistophiles, MISS
Goodall. • .
On Saturday, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
WHERE'S PICCOLOMINI? And THE PET OF THE PET-
•TICOATS. .
Mr. NEAP-IE, the popular American Actor,. is ENGAGED
far a LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS, previous to his
appearance in London, making his First Appearance in Liver-
pool on MONDAY, October let.

Doors opened at lialf-past Six, and the Performances corn-
Xuenee at Seven o'clock precisely.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 25.. ed. ;
Is, 63.; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, is. ; Side
Eexes, is. 6d.; Pit, ls.
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston_

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
The Management respectfully announces that an ENGAGE•
MENT has been entered into for a Series of Performances al
this Theatre with

-MR. NEAFIE,
Who his for upwards of Twelve Years occupied the position of

PRINCIPAL TRAGEDIAN
At the First Theatres in NEW YORE, BOSTON, PHILA-
13ELPRIA, NEW ORLEANS, and other Cities of the
UNITED STATES.

MR. NEAFIE
WILL MAKE HIS
FIRsT APPEARANCE IN ENGLAND
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist.

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD POST-OFFICE PLACE,
CHURCH-STREET.
TH,RTy_srrra 'ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
WORKS OF MODERN ARTISTS
NOW OPEN.
Admission, One Shilling ; Children under Twelve, Half-price.
Open from Nine a.m. till Ten p.m.
Season Tickets : Gentlemen, As.; Ladies, 3s. 6d. ;
Evening Tickets, 2s. 6d,
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.
Old Post-office Place, Church-street.

CANTERBURY MUSIC-HALL,
RICHMOND-STREET,
(Two DOORS FROM WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.)
M. BRAHAM, PROPRIETOR.
• The above elegant and commodious Flail WILL BE OPENED
jlin A OYEMBER, with a highly-talented Company of Yocal and
istrnmental Artistes, for the performance of Operatic Selec-
tions, Glees, Madrigals, &c. N.B.—For Gentlemen only.
" Ines, Spirits, and Refreshments of first-class quality.