The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-01 00:00:00

THIS EfENING (THURsDAY), the Ist inst.,
SIMPSON AND CO.
Mr. Simpson ..
Mr. Baker.
• M. Simpson Miss Page.
After which,
A New. Grand, Local, Comic Christmas PANTOMIME,
En
/JAM_ F.QUIN AND LIT ILEtitled GO,ODY TNIT) SHOES ; Or,
THE LIVERPOOL LASS AND DICKY SAM.
The Opening Story by the Author of the celebrated Liverpool
pantomimes—"The Child of Hale," "Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of
M",'" " Tha Burertly's Ball," and " St. George and the Dragon."
The Ove7.-tm-c and :music of the Opening comi.osed, selected, and
arranged by Mr. Edward Fitzwilliam. The Scenery designed
entirety by Mr. Dearlove, )un., assisted by Mr. G. Dawson, and
Mr. Goodman. The Music of the Har!Cquinade by Mr. Morriss.
The Machinery by Mr. Cowdercy. The Properties and Masks by
rue. lire•mit. The Dressts by Mr. Jeff, les. The whole of the
PinceS and Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Signor
Land.

SOME ACCOTINT or THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME.
Everybody knows the story cf Little Goody Two Shoes ; but
creryhody dot s not know that the events of her life occurred in
agv'er,lpleasant places near the greet town of Li, erpool ; Still that
w.ittle Goody was not only
Chas a Liverpool Lass, but her lover, the Sir
Charles Jones of the original story, was no other than the first
Dickey Sam, the illnatrlous progenitor of all the popult-tion of
!.'l'lTionl, how bearing that time honoured name. In the Pan-
Tioinime evi-rybody will witness the main incidents of her career—
low she loses her father and mother in Infancy—how she was left
wnle otily one shoe and her brother Tommy—how Tommy went. to
et—how she at last became possessed of two shoes, which eir-
tunistsnce obtained for her the name of Little Goody Two Shoes—
how when she grew up to be a young. woman, the man Sir Thomas
Gripe, who had oppressed her father, continued his enmity towards
Goetly—licw, by her industry, she defied all her idle calumniators—
how the Opened a school—how she taught a raven, which she called
llt ilph, to read and spell ; also. a pigeon to do the same—how she
had a present of a skylark—hew she adopted a r our Limb that had
lost its dam—how she called it Bitty, and how it followed her
about—bow she had a dog named Jumper—how when one day she
walked out with the raven and the pigeon. her eky lark on her
lamb, and her lamb and her dog by her side—how she was seen by
Sir Thomas Gripe end his man Goosecap, and how they accused
er of being a witch— how she was tried for one—bow Sir Charles
Jones, otherwise Dickey Sam, defends her—how she was found
guilty by the Judges Ignorance, Intolerance at d Superstition—how
her brother Tommy returned front Sea—how she was rescued and
her enemies defeated_how she was united to her true love, and
tiv d happy ever after, the whole life illustrating the triumph of
Virtue, Perseverance and Industry, over Idleness, Vice, and Malice.
Harlequin ..... ....Signor Lauri I Columbine..M'dlle. Jenny Lauri
Pautaloon Signor C. Lauri Clowa Signor F. Lauri

It"- The Management respectfully announces that the First
GRANT) DAY REPRESENTATION of the NEW COMIC PAN-
TOMIME will take place on SATURDAY nex,, 3rd January, and
EVERY SATURDAY until farther notice, when the Mors will be
Opened at Half-past One, and the Curtin rise at Two o'clock
precisvly.
Performance in the Evening at the usual time.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 44 ; Upper Boxes, Bs Pit, 2s (Gallery
15. The Box office is open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
bemiring' Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which
IrTlaY be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children
in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
'commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
• PROFRIRTOR, MR. W. R. COPELAND.

CIRQUE ROYAL DE SARDAIGNE,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
SIGNOR A. QUAGLIENI.
And patronised by his Majesty the King Victor Emmanuel.

sixrß APPEARANCE IN ENGLAND,
THIS EVENING (TrumanAY). FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd instant.
3', Mademoiselle Kathen LA SYLPHIDE.
Mona. Vichardi, as the LEAPER OF THE RIALTO.
Mademoiselle Amaglia. the Star of the Seraglio.
APOLLO AND MARINER. by Mr. Morton. m,
VENUS, Pas de Deux, by M. Lago and Amelie.
LAPERCHE MONSTRE.
THE PLOW'ER GIRL. M Andrewlina.
111ONTAUCI EL, or THE DRUNKEN DRAGOON.
LES COURBETTES, by Mademoiselle Josephine.
2ERIA.L LEAPING HORSE, introduced by M. Raney.
BARE.I3kCK BIDING, by M. Sebastiano.
PROPHETE, CHEVAL DE HAUTE ECOLE, introduced by
M. Raney.
LE PETIT VOLTIGEUR, Giovanni.
LE DOUBLE TRAPEZE, by 11i. M. Leopold and Bouthillier.
THE TWO HEROES OF SPARTA.
COMIC MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, by the English Clown,
Mr. P. Brown.
GRAND ACT OF EQUESTRIANISM, by the as'ounding and
graceful ecuyere Mademoiselle Clementina Qaglieni,
LE TAMBOUR dElllF.N—par M. Leopold.
. , BUFFOONERIES, by the English Jester, Mr. Dewhurst.
I. LECON D' EQUITATION, Comic Equestrian Scene, per.
; formed by Mcssra. Viehardi.
GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE on SAT UR-
DAY Nv3r
SATURIS- r. the Slat instant,
and EVERY WEDNESDAY and
1,11,t one Ay until further notice. Doors to be Opened at Half-
- o clock, the Performances to commence at Two precisely.
A dm ission
Galt —Drees Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 25. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ;
6d• Secynd Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ' • Side ditto. Is. 6d. ;
Is. The Box.otlice is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily,
svich securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Ilexes.
may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. children
I arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six; to
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

ST• GEORGE'S HALL

...••=n0m...11
ORGAN PERFORMANCES
ll be given the Organist.
M WiR. W. by
T. BEST,
EVERY. SATURDAY AND THURSDAY
Saturday Afternoon . ... ..
Saturday F.vening
....
Thursday Evening
..
Admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d.; Saturday. and Thursday
Evening's 3d.
The Concerts last one hour.
Doors open half an hour before each performance.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL. LIVERPOOL.
IfIE
LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL
SOCIETY will give their
FIFTY-SEVENTH PUBLIC PERFORM ANCE

In the above Hall.
ON THE EVENING OF FRIDAY, THE 9TH JANUARY,

When Handel's Sublime Oratorio.

THE MESSIAH,
Will be given, with Grand Organ, Full Band, and Chorus of 300

Performers.
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:
MISS SANTLEY. MISS LACY GASKILL,
MRS. MORGAN,
MR. WILSON, MR. ARMSTRONG.
Leader
Grand Organ .. Mr. W. T. BEST.
Conductor
Reserved Seats. 2s 6d; Body, is 6d; Gallery, Is.
Tickets to be had at the Courier Office. Castle-street ; the prin-
cipal Music Shops; T. Taylor and Co., Printers, 43, Dale-street ;
Mr. RYalls, Music Warehouse, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead; and
at the Hall on the day of performance.
Doors open at Half-past Sir. Concert to commence at Half-past
Seven. Entrance--North end. Shaw's Brow.

JULIEN'S CONCERTS FOR THE MILLION.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.-

THREE MORE CONCERTS,
MONDAY, TUESDAY 4. WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
JANUARY sth, 6th, and 7th,
.At Eight o' olock.

MONS..JULLIEN.
MADAME GASSIER,
HERR CARL FORMES
• And the new ENGLISH TENOR,
MR. CROFT.

Promenade, Body of the Ball, Is. Gallery, Is. Revery ed Seats, 2s 6d.

Tickets and Places may be secured at Messrs. limn and Sox's
Music Warehouse, 57, Church-stleet.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS WORSHIP
THE MAYOR.
___

THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS'
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL,
and Aged and
'
In aid of the Fund for the support of the Orphans
Decayed Members of the Trade, will be held in
THE TOWN-HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 14th JANUARY NExr.
The Refreshments for the occasion will be supplied by Mr.
MUTTON, of the Cattle Mar'.et Hotel ; and :;QUIRE CRBBNWOOG's
eminent Quadrille Bands will preside in the Orchestras.
Tickets including Refreshments, 102. each, may be obtained at
the following places :
I\T',Paper Offices .—lllereur Chronicle. Courier, and The Albion.
Betels :—Adelphi, George, YAngel, Whiteman's, and Merchants'
Di, bag Rooms.
Music-shops ;—Messrs. limn and Sox's, Church-street; Mr.
DaeApicres, 80ld-street ; Mr. SMITH'S, Lord-street; Mr. W.
yALL's, Birkenhead; and from the Committee :--- kir. T. CARTER.
(cha•rrnan), Mnover-street ; Mr. W. COWARD. (Vice Chairman).
liegent-road : Mr. G. W. HUNTER. Two Lines, Mit-street ; Mr. E.
arFriTus, Grapes Hotel. Lime-street ; Mr. J. Evesis, Upper Daw-
rorne-esttr.eeti Mr, R. A. AV/tr.:tour, Rose-place ; Mr. J. Jewett. Cable-
street; iii JAMBS MORGAN, Williamson-square • Mr. T. Jousts,
V.37,....7;:hi11; Mr. M. WAartiNita, 'Copperas-hill; Mr. THOMAS
ilowithebarn-street ; Mr. R. D. NUTTALL. Regent-road; Mr.
shd at the ~!. Canning-place; Mr. W. BIRCH, Williamson-square;
vfEce of the Association 2, Williamsomstreet.
Sr. C. BEGGS, Secretary.