The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-28 00:00:00

Vubtic TinuuStment4.

HEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

•
MO'. SIR WILLIAM DON, Bart., who has achieved the greatest
siicc3as in the United States as an Eccentric Comedian, and
~ is about to make his debut in. London, at the Theatre
Hay oarket, -is Engaged for a Limited Number of
Ihe new Comedy of THE EVIL GENIUS will
pr (laced expressly for his appearance in Liverpool.
Thisvrning(Mondav), the 28th instant, THE EVIL, GENIUS*
orn Ripstone, Sir William Dun; Cooley, Mr. J. W. Ray; Lady
Auro. Ringwood, Miss Page. POPPING THE QUESTION.
Mr. rirnr se, Mr. J. W. Ray. .And THE POODLES. Mr. Timothy
'To.,d ei sir William Don; Mrs. Tabitha Toodles,i Mrs. Power.
On Tuesday. THE SEUIOUS FAMILY. Amin dab Sleek, Sir
Will a.n Don; Mr: Charles Torrens, Mr. Loraine; Captain
Murphy Maguire, Mr. Villiers; Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine, Miss
Pave. lifter which A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. To con.
Code with THE. JACORII F. John Duck, Sir William Don.
On Wednesday, THE EVIL GENII)S. Atter which PUPP NG
THE QU'..STION. And to conclude with ' THE TODDLES.
On Thursd ,y, SINGLE LIVE. Mr. Peter Pinkey, '.Slr William
Don ; Niggle, Mr. J. W. Ray • hamper,; .. Baker; Miss Cuy,
Mrs. P Aver. A DAY AF TER THE WEDDING.., And a
WH11,7, HALT DINNER AT GREENWICH, AND WHAT
HA PPENED THE R ,John Small, Sir William D)n.
On Friday, THE EVIL GENIUS. POPPING THE QUESTION.
And U'ED UP. Sir Charles Coldstream, ;'ire William Don.
On Saturday, To commence with ROB ROY. Bailie N!col Jarvie,
Sir William Din. And to conclude with THE TODDLES.
Prices of Admisai n-Dress 80x05,.45. ; Upper Boxes. 3s. ; Pit, Ss.;
Gal erV, Is. The Box.l'ffice is op-n from Ten to Three, for securing
&Ars in the Dress Circle and taking. Private Boxes„ which may be
h under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children is arms not
admitted. Doors wilt be opened at Half-past Six, to commence
at Seven.

A GOLD BRACELET hes been FOUND in the Dress Boxes
of the Theatre-Royal. The Owner can have it restored on applica-
tion to Mr. G. WESTON, at the Box-office.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, LIVERPOOL.—
, Proprietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st.
far LAST SIX NIGHTS of the ENGAGEMENT of MR.
GEORGE VANDENHOFF, and MRS. GEORGE
VANDENHOFF (late Miss MAKitAn), of the Broadway
Theatre, New York, and the Theatres of the United States.
The new Play of STILL WATE ''S RUN DEEP will be pro-
duced under the entire superintendence of Mr. G. Vandenh,ff.
The Tragody of EVADNE, received during the past week with the
greatest TORTESA ! applause will be repeated on Tuesday and Thursday next.
TH F: USURER a Drama, in Five Acts, written
by N. P. WILLIS, Esq. (Author of Pencillings by the Way,
&c.,. altered and adapted to Stage Representation, with the
Permi,a on and approval of the Author, and performed with
the greatest succe a by. Mr. and Mrs. G. Vandenhoff, will be
Producer!' For their BENEFIT on FRIDAY FVENING NEXT, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! MASTER H. BUNDY, of the
Theatre Royal, Haymarket. will make his appearance to a Liver-
pool audience in the ch racter of Tom Thumb, as played by him in
Lon,lon with great success. He is the most interesting specimen
of the human fsniily now in existence,— Seven Years of Age,
aTFifteen Pounds Weight, and but Twenty4iine Inches High.
aThis Epening (Monday), new Play, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP!
air. midway. Mr. G. Vandenhoff; Mrs, alidrnay. Mrs. G. Vanden-
The Burretta 'o'f TO II TH iIMB. Tom Thumb, Master H.
Bondy And the INVINCIBLES. O'Slash, Mr. Baker; GeneralVer.
On Tt~ea3ay, J. W. Ray; Jidiette,' Miss Landon ; V etc:tire; Miss Oliver.
EVANDE. Colonne, Mr. George Vandenhoff; Evande.
Mrs, G. Vandenhoff. TOM THUMB. And THE I NVINCID On Wednesday, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP! After which
TuM And to conclude with THE INVINCIBLES.
On Thursday, EVANDE.. TOM THUMB, & THE INVINCIBLES.
On Friday. For the Benefit of Mr. and Mra. George Vanden-
hoff, and the Last Night but, 0,.e of their Engagement,—
TORTE SA I Tonna, Mr. 'O. Vandenhoff; Isabella de Falcone.
Ws. O. Vandenhoff. And DON CIESAR DE BAZAN ! Don
cassar, Mr. George Vandenhoff; Maritana, Mrs. G. Vandenhoff.
On Saturday, A New PLAY, &c., la which Mr and Mrs. George
Vandenhoff appear, heing theLapt Night of their Engagement.
Admission—Dress Boxes as. Side, Boxes Is 6d. Pit 1s 6d. Gallery
6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s. :tide Boxes is 6d. Pit Is.—
The Box office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing
Seats in the Dress Circle and taking' Private Boxes, whizli may be
had under the direction of Mr. Shtittleworth. Children In arms will
not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six; to commence at
Seven o'clock precisely,

INAUGURATION CONCERT.
MESSRS.
.CRAMER, BEALE & CO. have
much pleasure in announcing the OPENING of the
NEW CONCERT ROOM, ST. GEORGE'S-HALL,
Which will take place
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1856,
Under the immed;ate Patroriage of
HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, JOHN I'EWART, ESQ ~
,
THE LAW COURTS, AND ST. GEORGE'S-HALL
COMMITTEE
AND THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

VOC tLISTS
MADAME ALM',
MADAME CLARA NOVELL 0,
MR. SIMS REEVES,
HERR FORMES,
J. H A T T O N,
AND
MR. BEST.
The Concert xvill commence at Eight o'clock. The room open for
admission at Half past Seven. The entrance-to the New Concert
Boom is from Shaw's Brow.

Zil R.

ST. GEORGE S H ALL.-
In consequence of the many strangers visiting
','
~L,ive_rpuol at this season, a few additional ORGAN PE itFoR-
.AINILES will be Riven in the interval between the Sessions and
Minxes. commer ei: g on Monday Evening next, the 28th inst., and
rutting on Tnursday Evening, the 7th of August.
Peformances on
GREAT ORGAN
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BEST,
On Monday Evening, the 28th instant, at Eizi t o'clock.
On Thursday do. the Slat instant, at Eight o'clock.
On Saturday Afternoon, the 2nd August. at Three o'clock.
On Monday Evening, the 4th August, at Eivtit o'c ock,
On Thur. 4 .y, do. the 7th Augur. at Eight o'clock.
Adm•ssion, on Saturday and Mondays, 6d; Thursdays, 3d
The Concert lasts cue hour.
Do ra open half an hour nefore etch performanc
North end, opposite Shaw's-brow.

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:ntrance

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ROYAL ' COLOSSEUM,
PARADISE STREET.—
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements and the most elegant lounge in Europe I
Greater Attractions than ever! New Engagements 1 The brilliant
Union of I Went which is nightly offered to the public, make
up a CATALOGUE of AMUSEMENTS totally unprecedented.
This Evening, and during_the.Week.: .F-irst appearance of Mr. W.
HILTON, the a.tonishing V, ntriloqulst, in his Traosformatical,
Mu:tiformical. and Amusing Entertainment. First appearance of
Madame MANDARNI. the highly talented Vocalist. Enthu-
siastic reception of the .11.0tHERS:CAPLINE.- the -incornaar-.
able Gymnasiaits. Positively the Last Week of THE Di..ULIN
FAof I I.Y. in their Grotesque Pierot 'Entertainment. Perfect suc-
cuss of Mr. WALLFORD, the celebrated Arnerican,Vocalist, Mimic,
and Magical Phenomenon, whoa- debut was attended by such flat-
terina lea imonials of appro' ation, and whose talent the Press has
so eulogised, w 11 have the honour of appearing every evening.
Decided hit of Mr. W. HAS B E B.HEY, the Inimitable characteristic
Dancer• who will anpear in his graceful Gems of Terp:ichore and
Operatic Pas Seuls, Alliance Hornpipe, Army and Nav Dance, &c.
Po itively the Last Week but ene of the. Engacement of Mr. J. R.
11 0 I, af KS, the renowned Comic Vocalist, who will introduce the new
Song of " Now and Then,'sand t,,e •' War Alphabet." Great success
of ,i r. SINCLAIR, the Tenor Vocalist Enthusiastic reception of Mr,
and Mre. „J. WILD, who will appear each evening in a change
of laughter-exciting Duets and Comic Entertainments. Doors
()pea at Halt-past Six, to cemmencit'at Seven o'clock. Leader
'ird Musical Director, Mr. W. W. EM I DY. The Powerful Brass
Band ender the Direction of Mr.-J. A ttTINGSTALL. Director of
the Entertainments, Mr; HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not
be
admitted. Adm'slimi—UPPer Hall, fd. Lower Hall, 3d.
e-s. - -------'-----

OOLOGICA-L.GARDENS
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zIONDAY. TUESDAY, WEg
DNI,ES DAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY.
NEW TALENT AND IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS !
THIS DAY (Monasv), the.2ist inst.,
THE T.EMPEIVANCE SOCIETIES
wilfhold a
G_ LAND G.A.f.A.A FETE,
For which occasioniaNEW and POWERFUL, DRAMATIC COM-
PANY have been Engaged, who Wiflmake their first appearance in
the much admired and pleating Vaudeville, entitled DEAF AS A
PUS Y. Arrangements have also been made with Mr. DAVID
PRINCE MILLER and Master BUNDY to give their novel and
extraordinary Entertainment during the afternoon ; also, Miss
MILLER, the ClairtroYante, will perform in the Great Hall. Pro-
fessor TANSLEY will give his delineations of the Grecian Statues,
surrounded with coloured fires, 't he wonderful CITY OF NINE-
VEH. rignor ALBERTO on the Magoetic Wire. The SPHINX
will descend in his Fiery Car.
EXTRA BA DS are Engaged.for the FETE.
A museme
A Variety of English Sports. Balloon Ascents, and hosts of other
nts To conclude with a Gorgeous DISPLAY of FIRE-
WORKS, arida GRAND BALI. in the Hall of all Nations.
Admission, is I Children, dd.