The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

°TICE ..—The earliest patronage bestowed upon the
4aagement of this Theatre was given to the representation
.11aksperean Plays : stimulated by the encouragement
,gorded to their production,
mst earnest efforts were made
Lo place the works of our greatdramatist on the stage with a
u4stantly improving completeness and effect, which, mteting
,„,e°tresponding support on the part of the public, enabled it to
r'•:e the Royal Amphitheatre so popular and distinguished
lta dramatic representations. As opportunity has presented
4, elf that enables the management to evince its deep sense of
tie liberal support it has experienced. MR. CHARLES KEAN,
al4,_?se illustrations of the works of our immortal bard have
xtuered a world-wide renewn, together with MRS. CHARLES
I'4lC, have accepted an engagement to appear at this Theatre.
t.o_ accomplish this desirable event, the management has
trrred an outlay in expense which exceeds in amount any
,4t 'Was ever given by any management in England ; but,
oed by the vast accommodation of the Theatre, and confident
;,',,_the certainty of support, it has resolved that there shall be
t;°eAtivance in the Priefs of Admission. The only alteration
uat, to prevent any interruption to the performances, No
Zecaid Price will be taken during the evenings of this
important engagement.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, THE 4Tu INSTANT.
MACBETH.
Macbeth Mr. Charles Kean.
Lady Macbeth • Mm. Charles Kean.
And NO SUNG NO SUPPER.
Ua Tuesday (as originally produced by Mr. Charles Kean),

THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.
Fabian (lei Franchi Mr. Charles Kean.
Louis dei Franchi Mr. Charles Kean.
Madame dei Franchi Mrs. Charles Kean.
And THE PORTER'S KNOT.
°ll Wednesday, LOUIS XI
Louis XI Mr. Charles Kean.
Marthe (a Peasant) Mrs. Charles Kean.
And NO SONG NO SUPPER.
N Thursday (by request),

THE WIFE'S SECRET.
~Sir Walter Amyott Mr. Charles Kean.
Lady Amyott Mrs. Charles Kean.
And UNCLE JOHN'.
°llFriclay, for the BENEFIT of MR. CHARLES KEAN, and

the Last Night but One of his Engagement,
HENRY VIII.
Cardinal Wolsey Mr. Charles Kean.
Queea Katherine Mrs. Charles Kean.
Ott k And a favourite after-piece.
-atutday, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Blaylock Mr. Charles Kean.
Portia - Mrs. Charles Kean.
And a Farce.

I,thISS WYNDITA3f, the Directress of the Royal St. James's
ileatre, London, and MR. CHARLES YOUNG, the Popular
aattrlesciue Actor, of the same Theatre, will make their Appear-
-011 Monday, June 11, being Engaged for Twelve Nights.
'''ors opened at Half-past. Six, and the Performances com-
aat. Eleven o'clock precisely. •
tkrsisdon—Dress Bp7.es, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6d; Pit, ls 6d;
9,_ 6d.
Box-oflice is open froni ten to Three -tor securing Seats
ue Dress Circle and taking Pri-r.te DuAeb, ratten. may be
under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.
p„'•11.—The Free List is entirely suspended during this
-"Ragenaent, with the exception of the public Press.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.

Lessees--THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS COMPANY (Lt.lirrrn).
44cezised pursuant to Act of Parliament, 6th and 7th Victoria.

NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
GALA. DAYS EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEK, EXCEPT

SATURDAY.

Great Success of the Grand New Comic PANTOMIME, with
splendid New Dresses, &c., entitled
THE SCULPTOR'S DREAM;
ti OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE MAGIC TALISMAN.
e New Scenery by Mr. John Crawford. The whole under
the direction of Mr. John Lauri.
Harlequin Mr. John Lauri.
Columbine Miss Louisa Lauri.
Clowns Messrs. uhas. and Fred. Lauri.
Pantaloons Messrs. Ed. and Henry Lauri.

THE PICTORIAL SUBJECT FOR THIS SEASON
EEPRFAMNTS
THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII ;

Artist, Mr. J. CRAWFORD.

TIXTRA FIREWORKS, comprising the new FLOATING
UPLE OF FIRE on the Lake, and concluding. with the
i.L,Dreeentation of the PATRON SAINT OF ENGLAND, THE
',,..OWNED ST. GEORGE.
tells splendid LIONESS gave BIRTH to a Fine MAI.,F, CUB
41 Wednesday, May 30, which may now be seen with its Dam
the Gardens.
„ ..GNIFICENT NEW ORCHESTRA. An Entirely NEW
"4 EXTENSIVE rLAlrolor for DANCING.

64,1 Mission, Is ; Children, 6d; Terms of Subscription, lOs 6d;
"S and Gentleman, 16s ; Children, ss.
6,thseription Tickets may he obtained at the Gardens.
TINIV The Company respectfully request all persons holding
ekets of Admission to present the same each time of entry.

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