The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-21 00:00:00

The Committee •of the Savage Club have the honour of
amouneing that, in conseqnence of an immense number of
peSsim having been'shut out from their late performance ar
the Amphitheatre, they have willingly acceded •to a request
made to them for a Second Representation, which will take
Mese on Tuesday, the 25th' instant, at the Theatre ROyal,
WilEant on-square. The Entertainments. will consist of
Sheridan's Comay of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, •
Preceded,by an ORIGINAL ADDRESS, Written and Spokes
by G. A. SALA, Esq.,
After. hich, Messrs. Plenehe, F. Talfourd, R. J. Byron, L,
Buckingham, A. Halliday, F. Lawrence, and the Brothers
Brefugh, who may be deemeed 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 Prolog*, Mr. Leicester Buckingham.
Atli: Baba,
va poor bat dishonest woodcutter, who, imex-
Pectedly filling into a little property, pays ready money, gives
14? his bill, And cuts his stick, Mr. H. Byron ;- Cassim Baba,
his rich brother and his landlord, who, althqpgh . he
could never gather his quarter's rent during his Tile, had
his
.pwn quarter's,Jent gathered in for him, after it, Mr.
Tegett ; Gauem, " The Slave of Love " to Morginia—a
very poor woodcutter indeed—ft flat in hia own groves,
Mr. Andrew Halliday ; Mustapha",, a cobbler, in such de-
tire•ssed circumstances that he takes a stall for his own bene-
lit leading a so-so-sort of life; till he is Called into --, but
that is a sswer .tbject, Lieut.-Col. Addison; Abdallah, (Captain
of tire; Forty ll'hieves—thelsead of a lawless body set by legs
on foot, 1. Mr. Leicester Buckingham ; Hassarae, his rebel
Lieutenant, who has aracking, ambition to play first fiddle to
iead'pr whom he treats with unnecessary violns, Mr. J.
Rollingshead; Mirza, a bad character, with, consequetl.
,
very little to say for himself, of not particularly clear intel-
lect Wb nre•ume, because "the quality of: Mirza is not
srraisied" Dr. Strouss ; Selim, of the regular waiferer stamp,
(we beg the reader's pardon—wayfarer,) not that be waivers
When sent -to his post, under the thick envelope of night,
where you barely ran see limb--Selint being his name,
and conceal him his nature, Mr. B. B. Cummins ; the
Thieves generally; Messrs. Halliday, M‘C.:nnel, St. John,
Archer, -Roberts, Landella, Cooke, Fraser, Kenny, Ben-
nett,Foster, Dalton, Edwards, Watkins, Barnard, Hammer-
t,.94, Christie; Sorrell, Taylor, Simpson, Hunt; Collins, Tomlin,
votnnains,, Lewtas, Brooks, Lowrance, Crompton, Emery,
Turner, Hughes, Meyrick;.Aldri eh, tAark, Nightingale, Whitey,
Haddock,.Williaras; Ist Gnome, a celebrated warrior,
in fact, a Gnome de Guerre, Mr. W. Romer; other Gnomes,
chaulateri ao 'difficult of description, that the audience must
t,ake the Gnomes as they come, and Gnome-must-take, Messrs.
411gol, Barnard; and Hickson; the Princess Zelie, a fancy fair
for jPe-benefit of distressed lovers, but who foolishly looks
down 'upon love so long that she grows dizzrand falls into it,
Hovii; Coia. Baba,' 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. J. Brough ;
Morgiana
:a. female slave to Cassim Baba, brit whose heart,
3017 as she pronounces it, is filled with lofty aspirations, Mr.
Francis Talfolird.

Three,
BoX-office is now open between the hours of Ten and
Whreg, when private boxes and planes in the dress circle maybe
secured.
Private Boxes, Two Guineas ; Dress Boxes. 4s. ;
Boxes,upper Se. ; Pit, 25.; Gallery. Is.
Deoi.s Open at Half-past Six, the curtain rising at Seven,
and fling about Eleven:
To avoid trouble and disappointment, the Committee have
resofved -sor to issue any tickets, thus giving the earliest in
attendance the choice of accommodation. The public are fur-
ther respectfuTly informed that the literary. engagements of
the c° savages" will not permit them to .appear in LiverpOol
after the above evening.
Acting Manager, Mr. Leicestet Buckingham ; stage Man-
er, M. Edmund Falconer ; Hon.. Secretary. Mr. Andrew
; Local Director. Mr. Charles Millward ; lion. Trea
surers, 11f.r. Francis Talfourd and. Mr. John Hollinglhead. -

THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSOS-SQUARE.

The Management respectfully announces a series of
"• ITALIAN OPERAS,
COMMENCIgG ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist.

The Repertoire will consist of
TROVATORE, DON GIOVANNI,
MACBETH. MARTHA, NORMA,
'And Gluck's celebrated Work,
ORFEOAND BUItIDICE,
NN'llich has caused such a sensation in London and Paris this
Season, sustained by the following eminent Artistes :
MADAME GRIST,
MADAME VIARDOT,
3IAD'LLE OR IL;'
MADAME RITA,
MAD'LLE SEDLATZEE,
AND
MADAME GASSIER.
SIGNOR MARIO,
SIGNOE. ANGELO LUISE,
SIGNOR FALLAR,
SIGNOR KINNI,
SIGNOR CHIEItICI,
SIGNOR CIAMPI',
AND
SIGNOR DRAGONS..
Signor OPERTI.
Signor VIANESI.

itt3ISS£IIR
CO:;DrCTOR....

.
Oa MoNnAy, Opt. 1,-7-Verdi's Opera, IL TROVATORE.
Conte di Luna Signor Dragone.
Manrico Signor Mario.
Fernando Signor Ciampi.
Ruiz Signor Kinni.
Inez Madame Chierici.
Leonora Madame Grisi.
Azucena
On WED:tzsDAT, Oct. B,—Mozart's Opera, DON GIOVANNI.
lion Giovanni Signor. Dragone.
Donna Anna Madame Grid. ,
Donna Ottavio Signor Mario.
11 Commendatore Signor Fallar. •
Donna;Elvira. Madame Gaiter.
Leporello Signor Ciampi.
.
Massetto• Signor Kinni.
Z erlina Madame Viardot.
On FRIDA.4; Oct. s,—Nerdi's Opera, RIGOLETTO. G
adame assier.
Gilda M
Maddalena Madame Viardot.
Giovanna Madame Chierici.
Dena Signor Mario.
Rigoletto Signor Dragone.
Sparafacelli . Signor Ciampi.
Marcella Signor Kinni.
Monterene " Signor Fallar.
Borsa Signor Chierici.
On MONDAY, Oct. B,—Verdi's Opera, MACBETH.
Macbeth' Signor Dragone.
Banco
Lady Macbeth Signor Ciampi.
Madame Viardot.
Dams • Madame Chierici.
Sicarlo Signor Kinni..
Medico • Signor Cbierici.
Nlacduff Signor Luise.
4i-lianzio Signor Forri.
• Malcolm. signor Rita.
444 .V7DNZSDA.T, Oct. 10,-I,l°w-es Opera, MARTHA.
Lionello
Tristan°. . Signor Ciampi.
Plunkett° Signor Dragone.
Seeriff° Signor Kinni.
Lady Enriehetta
Nancy Madame Viardot.
434 I:B.IDAy, Oct. 12,
" Gliick's Opera, ORFEO AND EURIDICE.
Orfeo Madame Viardot.
'
Euridice Mad'lle Orvil..
L'Amour Madame Gassier.
A'nd THE LAST SCENE OF LA SONNAMBULA.
4mina Madame Gassier. •
Elvin° Signor Luise.
The Count -Signor Dragone.

PiicOs of Admission : Dress Circle, 7s. ; Upper Boxes ss.';
tro
BS.;
ho Gallery,
r, 2si2 2s.
.-• Family Boxes, to bold Six, £5 35.;
' to ld • Fou
The Box-office is open .from Ten to Three, for securing
f,,`"',:4-s, in the Dress Circle, and taking Family Boxes, which may
`•Nuttd under the clirection: of Mr. George Weston.
~,4•100-11 opened at Half-past Seven, • and the Performances
-"Wanence at Eight o'clock precisely.

. . .
For the convenience of parties reAdinfr at a distance from
• Liverpool, there will be
A -MORNING PERFORMANCE,
- On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12rn, •
. When will be presented Bellini's Opera,
• N 0 R l‘f A . •
• •

Norma ..
Adeljtsa.
Clotada
OroTeso
Ppileo

,Madame Grisi.
,Madame Viardot.
,Madame Chieriel.
.Signor Dragone..
.Signor •

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

ti 0 Y. Ail,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND•

•
LAST rwo NIGHTS of the Engagement of Miss ROSINA
tkr°WARD, the accomplished Ammicay. Actress and Vocalist,
°la. the New York Theatres. _
wAAST TWO NIGHTS of the Engagement of Mr. HENRY
tnTKINS, the American Comedian; whose recent perform-
ces at this Establishment achieved so decided a success.
, r. GEORGE HONEY; from the Pyne and Harrison Royal
Klish Opera, is ENGAGED for a LIMITED NUAIBER OF

• THIS EVENING
(FRIDAY), to 21sT INSTANT,
• the BENEFIT of Miss ROSINA HOWARD, and the Last
, Night bat One of her Engagement, a new Local Comedy,
EARLY CLOSING; OR, THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
Billy-Buekram, a Draper's Clerk Mr. H. Watkins.
Kitty Crape, a Milliner Miss R. Howard.
A Domestic Brawl, IT TAKES TWO TO QUARREL.
Augustus Ilotwaughteer Mr. H. Watkins.
Angelina Hotwaught r Miss R. Howard.
n'u, the Grand American Drama of
THE PIONEERS OF AMERICA.
/ Jock° (a Deformed Slave) Mr. H. Watkins.
• l Carleton, with Sang, "Eg oTer All," Miss Howard.
Satnrday, THWIFE.
St. Pierre Mr. Cowper.
Partolo Mips lir. Honey.
Marianne .............................. L. Gray..
(Her First Appearance in that Character.)
And a Drama, in which Miss Rosins Howard will appear.
Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com -
epee at*seven o'clock precisely.
iz•Rnlission—Dress Boxes, Ss.; Side Boxes, 2s• ed. • ; Pit,
•i;
lGallery, 6d. Second Price—DreSS Boxes, ; Side
s ,es. Gd.; Pit,
• The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing seats
tthe Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, Which may be
..211inder the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

~...... ------
ItOYAL COLOSSEUM TnEATRV,
PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
, SoisedleProprietor Ma. lisAtg
4, .
'`orP to Perform Pieces of the Drams.tic Authors Societ7.
''g"a't;'enient of Mrs. IRWIN GARDNER, from the Theatres
174,, Ral, Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester.
"'".se Saccess of the talented ZELESKI FAMILY, srho
last will appear even' Evening.
TvTo Nights of Mr. W. TOWIiLY, the Lancashire Vocalist
and Reciter,
1-42 t TWO Nights of the Popular Favourite, Mr. H. BARFOOT.

TZHIS EVENING' (FRIDAY). THE 21sT INSTANT,
tHOITSE IN THE VALLEY; an, SADNESS AND

GLADNESS.
Farmer Reapwell Mr H C Mellon
General llontford Mr Macfarren •
John Thistlethorn Mr Appleby
Sir Joseph Ertl:id-id Mr E M Keeley
,George Montford Mr R Stoddart
Bale Harding Mr Barfoot
Loni;= • Miss E Coefield
To e° 'Mary _tiler firs aopearance) Mrs I Gardner
Ilelocie on Fridayt and Saturday with JOAN OF ARC.
Prince Charles Mr H. C. Mellon.
Valiant°
~ Mr Barfoot.
lii4,l,Joan of Arc Miss E. Coetield.
'E.---The celebrated American Artiste Mr. GARDINER
Av. COYNE is engaged, and will shortly appear.
Stag Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath, jun. ;
"tAnin,, :Manager,- Mr. Macfarren; Musical Director, Mr.
bo.;d.
Se-enr' ()Pen at Half-past Six, performance to commence at
nAdini 1
-4-1 t % 43,pn :—Front Boxes, Is • Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ;
> .4. - . ,

UAL PARK THEATRE,
PARLIAMENT-STREET, (near St. James's Market) .
X 0 Lessees Xessrs. F. WRIGHT and G. I/41ISBN.
that,., • ---Th e Management has mu eh pleasure in announcing
vers. the Xeduction in the Prices of Admission has given um-
sati,faction. The only feeling existing amongst the
Theatre of respectable persons. who have honoured this
of
with their presence during the past week has been
giN-u', wonder, that so excellent an entertainruent. can
.be
aly,,, 80. small a charge. The strict order which is =am-,
• 4tror,it enntributes to the enjoyment of the performance, and
recei ,3 another theme for congratulation. 'rhe Lessees have
tit), 7eAletters from several gentlemen of influence and posi-
effej,Talikine• them for the beneficial change they have
r 3 ,7„'171, the'manattement and the boon they have conferred
I,7P—,.,Te.:,Populous district in which the Theatre is situate,
tng a dramatic entertainment which will bear coni-
tetDar•rn with any other establishment, however great its pru -
the h°l2_s' and .£4,t a price that will place it within the reach oi
hum inhabitant.

TtrtIRIS EVENING (FRIDAY), THE 21sr "
INSTANT,
EWITNESS ; on, THE BRITISH` 'YEOMAN, HIS
HEARTH AND HOME.
Edwards
~,ZinartinbrosWe SomertonU ,Mr. G. Imbert.
Rose-Somerville . • Mrs. Mr. Sst t
oo dddekaarrt
°4 Sat To conclude with a New Drama.
14\109 another. New Drama in which Mr. F. WRIGHT
E
pßt~f
ATE ,will make his First Appearance.
BOXES, Is.; BOXES' & STALLS, 63.; PIT, 4d. ;
Lot, GALLERY, 3d.
r'!; open at half-past Six commencing atlevOn•