The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

And •UNCLE JOHN.

Boxes to hold Six, £1 lie. 6d. ; Dittdto
ILO.ltl Four, LI ls. ; Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit,
26. Gallery, Is.
The Box-office is opea from Ten to Three Daily, for securing
teats the Dregs-Cifele, and taking Private Boxes, which may
e. had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. ,
• Deets opened at Half-past Six, and the performances com-
mence at Seven O'clock precisely.
`llat•—The Free list will be entirely suspended .during this
Engagement, with the:exception of the public Press

OYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
Proprietor; Mr. W. R. Cont.AND•

. MADAME CELESTE,
And the Company of the Royal Lyceum Theatre,
FOR NINE NIGHTS,

, ..COUPRISIN6—
M
1116 S MADAME CELESTE, • '
- KATE SAVILLE, I . MISS STUART,
118 S IirDSPE
alifiq.. ...- TII, - MISS TURNER.
~../.1.• A. HATTON, '
..,l'a-14. JAMES VINING, MR. FORRESTER,
',•3IR. JOHN ROUSE, MR. CLIFFORD,
'IR- J. JOHNSTONE, MR. FREDERICKS,
MR. H. SINCLAIR, MR. BUSH. . _
Acting Manager MR. GEORGE ELLIS.
. ~ .

The
Management has much gratification in being' able to
announce that it has succeeded in snaking an arrangement
with MADAME CELESTE, and the Ladies and Gentlemen
of h
Comp-
any, for Nine Additional Representations at
this Theatre, prior to their departure from Liverpool, to
fulfil an engagement at the Theatre Royal, Dublin. The
Mr. Transformation Scene, invented and painted by
'IC' W. Callcott, universally pronounced to be the most
costly,•brilliant, and gorgeous mice-en-scette ever witnessed,
andil which created so great a sensation recentlY at the
theewatixrek.l.toyal, will also be presented Every Evening during
Last N•
ight but One of the New Drama,
• , . A TALE OF TWO CITIES. f
-1" -Drama of GREEN BUSHES will be played on Saturday
Zenings at the request of numerous parties, in whicil
DAME CELESTE will sustain her original_ character of
anAMI.

•
T4lB (TFIURSD • I.Y) EVENING, TPA, lain INSTANT,
inrol 1/4, produced a new Historical Drama, consisting of a
td°,,„gu,e and Two Acts, deVOting with fearful accuracy many
Of the Reign Of Terror in the First Great Frenca
Revolution, adapted by Tom Taylor, Esq.; and entitled
• A TALE OF TWO CITIES,
From • .the Story by Charles Dickens, Esq., who personally
superintended the production of this Drama at the Royal
Lyceum Theatre,
4"• de St. Evremonct ND'. H. Neville.
Doctor de St.
i% , E--vre onaand Chit& Darnay—Mr. Forrester.
Sinclair • Mr. James Vining ; Sydney Carton, Mr.
Alr Mr. jamb forty, Mr, Blakeley t Solomon aarsad,
:It-e-4)(kintan ; Ernest I)efarge, Mr. J. Johnstone; Mr.
• Crtincher; Mr. Reuse ; Gaspard,. Mr. Hunteri
• ,of %";,"li.,.ltiehardson Breton, Mr. Fredericks ; presit.
gee\it; ..e;vointiOnary Tribunal, Mr. Jervis; The public
3174 2 pliffetir; Jacqueg, No. 1, Mr. Mawdsley ,
ques,
li t„,ihr. At*t4 : Jacques, No. 8, Mr. Sterne; Gaoler, Mr.
Attendants,irfailraitte Messrs. Bush and Wilson.
Miss K. Saville.
eroigne Miss Stuart. ,
La, R,a,„„on. Miss Turner.
The Vengeance Miss M. A. Hatton.
Lucie Darnav Miss Kelly.
Colette Dubois and Therese Defarge Madame Celeste..
T°
conclude with a New and Original Extravaganza, entitled
Einr p, KING THRErSIIBEARD.
At-',..rfalnilias, Mr. John Rouse; King Ilafiz (otherwise
Miss Kate Saville; Emperor of Chnia, Mr.
IZles.,rieke; Count Humdrum, Mr. Forrester ; The Princess
'`"Osa, Miss Hudspeth ; Abigail, Mica Stuart; The Fairy
At t Good Humour, Miss Turner.
h•
—e termination of the Extravaganza will be given a fanciful
representation of
THE APOTHEOSIS OF THE CHRYSALIS, AMID TFIE
FAIRY FERNS OF FANCY,
essful display of Scenic Effects that have been univer-
• o,▪ leknowledged by the whole a the London Press, to be
titre most brilliant, costly, and surpassingly beautiful
"tip:tons ever witnessed. •
per-
Ronal
Arrangements,&c., of the Scene will be under the
anPerintendence of its • designer and painter, Mr. W.
Lye• LeLtne?T.T, Principal Scenic Artist to the Theatre-Royal,

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and, the Performances com-
ee at Seven o'clock precisely.
1 A P2,t res s Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit,
Its "• ; Gallery 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side
"es, Is. 6d. ; is.
1' The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
Ole Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
ad under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.
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