The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20 00:00:00

THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), THE xOTH INSTANT,
- THE PET OF THE PETTICOATS.
Paul Miss R. Howard.
Minnie \Liss Goodall. #
Mons. 'Zephyr ' Mr. Honey.
WHERE'S PICCOLOAIINI ? ;
In which Mr. G. Honey and Miss Goodall will appear;
•,u the Original Character of .“ Themselves." 1
And PA:INKINS THE PERSECUTED. . !
Pawkms Mr. G. Honey.
On Friday, for the BENEFIT of Miss ROSINA HOWARD,
and the Last Night but One of her Engagement, a new Local
Comedy, entitled
ZAELY CLOSING ; ox, THE,. VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
Billy Buckram, a Draper'sCierk Mr. H. Watkins. 1
Kitty Crape, a Milliner Miss R. Howard.
A.Dcnnestic Brawl, IT. TAKES TWO TO QUARREL
Augustus HotwallgllV=r Mr. H. Watkins. . •
Angelina Hotwaughter • Miss R. Howard. i
And the Grand American Drama of
THE PIONEERS OF AMERICA. •
Joeko (a Deformed Slave) ' Mr. H: Watkins.
'
:Isabel Carleton, with song,
" England over All," Miss Howird.
Qt. tic.virday, THE 'WIFE.
St. Pierre #....;Mr. Cowper.
8art010....................................Mr. Honey.
Marianne ....................... :::. ...... Miss L. Gray.
. , #, 4k:ter First Appearance in that Character.)
And a Drama, in which Miss Rosina Howard will appear.
Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com-
inen2e.at Seven o'clock precisely.
Adrat,ision—Dress Boxes, Is.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit,
Is. ed.; Gallery, ed. Second Price—Dress Boxes, is. ; Side
• Boxes, Is. ed.; Pit, Is. .
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
Lathe Dress Circle and taking Private 'Boxes, which ma* be
bad under the, direction of Mi. Geo. Weston.

cry-AL COLOSSEUM THEATRE,
I
It —torietor Pieces .•
PA RADISE-STRFET., LIVERPOOL.
LH..ATE.
Sole Prt NER, from the Theatres
form el the Dramatic Authors' Society.
.Aorthorised to Pei ,TINTN GARD
Engagement of Mrs. L. i
RoYal, Nottinghal,
ii.,_, iny,
an_dsLexicester.
FAMILY, who
Immense Success. of the tale .", Evening.
Iva' aPPear ever_
~... tie Lancashire Vocalist
Last Three Nights of Mr. NV. TOINI, I f
". Derby,
and Reciter, Mr ir, BARFOOT
. .s
Last Three Nights of the Popular Favourite,

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TIIIS EVENING (THURSDAY), THE 2010 IN
DnaCa
And. very, Evening during .the Week, a New Romauti _
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a Real Life, Written by the 'Popular London author, ;tgLiF6
STANT,
Conquest, Esq. and played in London no nights'
ilo ESS AND
T1:1 HOUSE 'IN THE VALLEY; OR, SA Is
GLADNESS.
Farmer.Reanwell - Mr II C MegPli
entitled,
General Montford Mr Macfarren
- - "John Thietlethorn Mr Appleby
• Sit Joseph Fa.rchild Mr E M Keeley t
George Montford Mr R Stoddart ?,
Gayle Harding' : Mr Barfoot i
Louise Miss E Coelleld 1 -
Mary ...(her first anpearance) Mrs I Gardner
• And SHEEP IN WOLF'S CLOTHING.
Percy Rirke Mr Goodman .
Rester Mr Barfoot
Jasper Carew Mr II C Mellon
Anne Carew Miss E Coefield
Keziah Mrs I Gardner
To conclude on Friday and. Saturday with JOAN OF ARC.
. Prince Charles Mr H. C. Mellon.
Valiant°
Jaen of Arc Miss E. Coefleld.
.„
-10TICE.--The celebrated American Artiste Mr. GARDINER
COYNE is engaged, and will shortly appear.
Acting Manager and General Director. Heah. jut" Mr.
. ;
Stage Manager, Mr. Macfarren; • Musical Directtor,
Statuard. '
Boars open at Half-past Sin, performance to commence at
even.
Admission :—Front Boxes, ls.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d.
b.
-• it, gd,

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It o-y A I, PARK THEATRE,
J
PARLIAMENT-STREET, (near St. James's Market),
~ Lessees Messrs. F. Witrottr and G. IMBERT.
'OTICP..-The Management has much pleasure in announcing
that the reduction in the Prices of Admission has
ngst given
the
numbers of respectable persons who have lonoured this
' . theatre with their presence during the past week has been
cue of wonder, that so excellent an entertainment can be
'given for so small a charge. - The strict order which is
tained contributes to the enjoyment of the performance mand
affords another theme for congratulation. The Lessees have
received letters from several gentlemen of influence and posi-
tion, thanking them far- the beneficial change they have
effected in the management and the boon they have conferred
u,_ Pon the populous district in which the Theatre is situate,
4' Y providing a dramatic entertainment which will bear com-
Parison with any other establishment, however great its pre-
tensions and at a price that will place it within the reach of
She ' •
humblest inhabitant.

EVENING (THURSDAY), THE lOrn INSTANT,
-11 E ONE WITNESS ; on, THE BRITISH YEOMAN, HIS
HEARTH AND HOME.
Miles Edwards .•••• Mr. G. Herbert.
Martin Wilson . . .................. Mr. G. Imbert.
Ambrose Soraerton ............ Mr. R. Stoddart.
Rose Somerville .... ........ .•.. Mrs. R. Stoddart.
ml Thu
`ulB-3' and Friday to conclude with a New Drama.
n Saturday another New Drama, in which Mr. F. WRIGHT
will make his First Appearance.
PRIVATE BOXES, le.; BOXES 4tPIT, 7 STALLS, Gd • 4i. •
GALLERY, 361,
boars open'at half-pastcol:J:0031;1n at Seven,