The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-26 00:00:00

Amttfamtuto.

ltR. FORRESTER.
MR. CLIFFOR
MR. FREDERICKS.
MR.' BUSH-

Mr. W. R. Copeland has the pleasure to announce that, on
'Monday next, the 30th instant, will be produced (never before
a
acted here), NEW lIISTORICAL DRAMA, consisting of a
Prologue and Two Acts, depicting with fearful accuracy many
Incidents itz
the Reign of Terror, during the First Great French
.tt.ceivolution, adapted by the popular and successful Dramatist,
11: AL TAYLOR, Esq., and entitled,

A TALE OF TWO CITIES,
(Froth the. Story by CHARLES DICKENS, Esq.),
'who personally superintended the production of this Drama at
Rbe Royal Lyceum Theatre. The Chief Characters will be
sustained by MADAME CELESTE and the Members of her
Company, as originally acted by them in Loudon.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 4s - Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 25.;
IG aI 1 y , Is.*
The Eox-otlice is opea from Ten to Three Daily, forsecuring
!seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may
;he had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. •
_ 'Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the performances com-
mence at Seven o'clock precisely.

RTOYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
• GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,

Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, THE 26TH INSTANT,
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.
Grandfather Whitehead Mr. Wm. Cooper.
AND RS. WHITE.
Mr. White, Mr.MR. M Warlow ; Mrs. White, Mrs. R. Power.
And COUSIN PIPES; or, THE DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM.
an Friday, . Cousin Pipes, Mr. Win. Cooper.
COUNTRY SQUIRE.
s.h.
Broadlands, Mr. Wm. Cooper; Horace, Mr, Neville;
Sparrow, Mr. Warlow; Fanny, Miss Laura Gray.
1" ~ BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
ri—tg, Mr. Neville •, Jacob Earwig, Mr. Warlow; Cecilia
Moonshine, Miss Laura Gray ; Sally, Mrs. R. Power.
• And UNCLE JOHN.
Uncle John Mr. William Cooper.
On Silturday, PORTER'S KNOT.
Sampson Burr, Mr. 'Wm., Cooper; Alice, Miss Laura Gray.
Don,i DOMINIQUE THE DESERTER.
—anque, Mr. Warlow; De Auvergre Mr. Neville; The
Lady Blanche, Miss Annie Howe.
•
so A-nd PHENOMENON IN A SMOCK FROCK.
Werby, Mr. Win. Cooper; Buttercup, Mr. Neville Chirrup,
Mrs. R. Power.
ih.l3°_"o Opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances coin-
--p.r at Seven o'clock precisely.
A6'.passion—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit,
toxes•;
11Gallery;, 6,1.
lsSecond Price—Drees Boxes, 2s. ; Side
Th *
6d. Pit; .
in the Dr is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
4,, 0 Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

Bl' PERMISSION OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

PRIVATE VIEW OF THE CELEBRATED PICTURE, BY
ARY SCHEFFER,
"CHRIST TEMPTED ON THE MOUNT."

11.1-ESSRS. THOS. AGNEW & SONS have the
honour to announce that they have received special
.""39ion to EXHIBIT this noble PICTURE, in their Gallery,
few dugs.
Aa:casion by Card, or Sixpence each person.
LIVERp`,3 L AND LONDON CHAMBERS, EXCHANGE,
LIVERPOOL.

ES GRAND CIRQUE,
ENGLE' 4:STREET, LIVERPOOL.
DALE- ''f Mr. JOHN HENDERSON.
nder the direction . 'tively the Last Nine Nights.
Great Attraction, and Pos., _ _

- - the week, novel Scenes
T EVENING, and during troupe of Artistes in
ill Qua Circle by the most talented ~(1 the Royal Pied-
tae world, incluaing M. QUAGLIENI a.. -E JOSEPHINE,
In„ontese Company, VOIJN'G ROMEO, MAD'L L. .
-ElAltßy cROUESTE. J. H. FROWDE, & & concluding
c'' c'' with, for positively six nights only, the favourite , Nuestrian
spectacle of .-,T,-
TLRPIN,S RIDE TO YORK, and the DEATH OF BLA, "

BFLSS,
introducing the best broke st in eed Europe, the entire strength
of tlae cOmp any, and numerous auxiliaries.
• Doors open at Seven, to commence at Half-past.

.admission:—Dress Circle, es.; Boxes, 25.; Pit, Is.;
Gallery, oa. Half-price at Nine o'clock. No Half-price to
Gallery,
On Friday, the 27th April, for the Benefit of ARRY
CRGUESTE, Clown.

C A.X.PDELL MINSTRELS.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT.
TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT.
TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT.
CLAYTON HALL. TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT.
•
CLAYTON HALL.
CLAYTON HALL.
CLAYTON HALL.

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

ST. GEORGE'S. HALL.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
-ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 2S.

CAMPBELL

MINSTRELS

ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
sATI,Titvt,Y EVENING, APRIL 28, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.

SEE SPECIAL BILLS.

TxE
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
AT THE
CLAYTON HALL
EVERY EVENING (SATURDAY EXCEPTED).

LAST GRAND DA' PERFORMANCE AT CLAYTON
HALL, AT HALF-PAST TWO.

LAST TERSE NIGHTS•

CLAYTON HALL.

AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL
MINSTRELS,
In consequence of prior Engagements.

V4ANGE OF PROGRAMME,
NEW BURLESQUNEESw,
SONGS, &c.

•
1`)&t
LAST GRAND.DAY PERFORMANCE will be given on
SATURDAY NEXT, at CLAYTON HALL.

boors
,oPen at Half-past Seven; commence at Eight.
Var,'," (Reserved Seats) may be obtained' at the Music
of Messrs. HIME and SON, 57, Church-street.
TAE CAMPBELLS'
FAREWELL NIGHT IN LIVERPOOL,
64TURDAT NEXT, APRIL 28.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
Act NU MANAGER, MR. FREDERICK BURGESS.

TIIEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAM SON-SQUARE
Fourth Night of the EngageNent of

MADAME CELESTE,
(Lesee arid Diroctress of the Royal Lyceum Theatre, London),
who, with the following Members of her Company, will have
the honour of making their appearance, in Two New Pieces.
MADAME. CELESTE.
MTSS KATE SAVILLE. I MISS STUART.
111IS•+'. HUIinPETH. •
.MISS TURNER.
MISS M. A.. HATTON..
. MR, JAMES VINING.
MR. JOHN ROUSE.
MR. J JOHNSTONE.
MR. H. SINCLAIR,

THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, THE 2Gra INSTANT,
A New Drame Eantastique, in Four Acts, entitled
PA RI AND PLEASURE;
Or, HOME AND HAPPINESS.
George Kervan, Mr. IT. Sinclair ; Jolicceur Desgenais, Mr.
John Ron, ; Jacques Champ', Mr. J. Johnstone, Victor de
Vcaudoti, Mr. Forrester ; Jacobus, Mr. James Vining ;
Mignuet, Mr. Fredericks; Picard, Mr. Clifford.
Mad'lle Champlicur (an Actress assuming the following
* characters) Mad. Celeste.
•• • •
- Mad. Celeste.
Chonch9i. Jobin ...... ..(al3rittany Farm Girl) Mad. Celeste.
Duchatlet (a Commissaiie de Police) ...Mad. Celeste.
Madame de Boncceur... (a La(iy of Fashion) Mad. Celeste.
Marquis de Rioja (a Commission Agent) Mad. Celeste.
3lonsieur Partout ...(a Gentleman of Town) Mad. Celeste.
Gabrielle Champi (a Brittany Peasant) Mad. Celeste.
'Madeline Champi, Miss Hudspeth; Tronquette, Miss
M. A. Hatton ; Md'lle Carmen, Miss Kate Saville ;
• Julie, Miss Stuart ; Mariette. Miss Turner.
To conclude with a New and Original Extravaganza, entitled
KING THRUSHBEARD ;
nirur Paterfamilias, Mr. John Rouse ; King Hafts (otherwise
Thrushbeard") Miss Kate Saville ; Emperor of China, Mr.
Fredericks • Count Humdrum. Mr. Forrester ; The Princess
Iruperiosa, 'Miss Hudspeth ; Abigaila, Miss Stuart; The Fairy
Good liar-tour, Miss Turner.
At the termination of the Extravaganza will be given a
fanciful representation of
THE APOTHEOSIS OF T FIE CHRYSALIS, AMID
THE FAIRY FERNS OF FANCY.
A successful display of Scenic Effects that have been univer-
sally acknowledged by the whole of the London Press to be
one of the most brilliant, costly, and surpassingly beautiful
• exhibitions ever witnessed!
The arrangements, &e., of the Scene will be under the per-
sonal superintendence of its designer and painter, Mr. WM.
• CALCOIIs, Principal Scenic Artist to the Theatre Royal,
Lyceum.