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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-22 00:00:00

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ORRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,

TIN The THIRD" JUVENILE NIGHT, and Last but One,
EVENING (Thursday), 22nd Inst., when the Pantomime
Inaied:az a fine Piece.
To c Delude with BOX AND COX.
Ilk • ........ ...Mr. Baker Cox ..Mr. Stoyle.
To-morrow *Evening (Friday), and on Saturday,
THE MAID OF CROISSEY.
Serjeant Austerlitz, . . Mr. B. Baker.
To Theresa
CuZoncinde with, each Evening, a New, Grand, Local, Comic,
gm;„7,11 Pantomime, entitled.
-44NIJIN AND 'LITTLE GOODY nil) SHOES ; Or,
THE LIVERPOOL LASS AND DICKY SAM.

Pke
n "'inning Story-by the Author of the celebrated Liverpool
illia,l,3lllnes—"The Child of Hale," "Tim Bobbin," 4'The Legs of
The', !` The Butterfly's Ball," and " St. George and the Dragon."
4rrayrerture and Music of the Opening corni:osed, selected, and
emir by Mr. Edward Fitzwilliam. The Scenery designed
by Mr Dearlove, , assisted by Mr. G. Dawson, and
:?Odmari.. The Music of the Har!equinade by Mr. Morriss.
'!itellinery by Mr. Cowderoy. The Properties and Masks biy
bri,4s,rortiley. The Dresses by Jr.Jeffrieasn..d d Tihreeetwe hole
Signor
t .e
and Action of the Ballet arrange d by
Lauri.

S°llE ACCOUNT OF THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME.
,:erStiody knows the story of Little Goody Two Shoes ; but
4-74°4 dots not know that the events of her life occurred in
I,l;7'ipleasant places near the great town of Liverpool ; and that
Cstr7Goody was not only a Liverpool Lass, but her lover, the Sir
es Jones of the original story, was no other than the first
Sam, the illustrious progenitor of all the papul.tion of
tom 7P°Ol, now bearing that time honoured name. In the Pan-
hoi,Rie everybody will witness the main incidents of her career—
qith she loses her father and mother In infancy—how she W 33 lett
seks.,?nlY one shoe and her brother Tommy—how Tommy went to
curia "°,'r she at last became possessed of two shoes, which cir-
h st=nce obtained for her the name of Little Goody Two Shoes—
GQ!' When she grew nap to be a young woman, the man Sir Thomas
q„,,,,. Who had oppressed her father, continued his enmity towards
11,Ml—how, by her industry, she defied all her, idle calumniators—
It" she opened a school—how she taught a raven, which she called
haciPh. to read and spell; also. a pigeon to do the same—how she
Lott
Present f a sklark—how she adopted a poor lamb that had
it 3 dam— -how she called it Billy, and how it followed her
4t--how she had a dog named Jumper—how when one day she
i.kked out with the raven and the pigeon her sky lark on her
Sir 4; and her lamb and her dog by her side—how she was seen by
le, homas Gripe and his man Goosecap, and how they accused
ones, otherwise
a witch— how she was tried for one—how Sir Charles
Built otherwise Dickey Sam, defends her—how she was found
,Y by the Judges Ignorance, Intolerance and Superstition—how
her ormter Tommy returned from Sea—how she was rescued and
lip, enemies defeated--how she was united to her true love, and
haPpy ever after, the whole life illustrating the triumph of
Perseverance and Industry, over Idleness, Vice, and Malice.
pa. Signor Lauri Columbine..M'dlle. Jenny Lauri
aritaloon Signor C. Lauri I
Clown Signor F. Lauri

Lk, The Management respectfully announces the Fourth and
0,,.410 ;of GRAND DAY REPRESENTATIONS of the New
the PANTOMIME which will take place on Saturday next,
si,e4th instant, when the Doors will be Opened at Half-past One,
the Curtain rise at Two o'clock precisely.
Performance in the Evening at the usual time.

Ad
h. talssion—Dress Boxes. 4s ; Upper Boxes, 3s ; Pit, 2s ; Gallery,
'ee;;;!:4s Box office is open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
itay ag Seattin the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which
in be haT-tincler the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children
coni"ens will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
...2'ence at Seven o'clock precisely.

THEATRE ROYAL.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
-
Withe A lanagement respectfully announces that, In conjunction
tt e Finn of CRAMER. BEALE and Co., of London. it has been
enah'ed
foll to arrange for the appeararve at the Theatre Royal cf the
tairng highly talented and greatly distinguished Opera Com-

FEMME DONNE :
Madame GRISI, I Madame AMEDEI,
Mademoiselle BERTI. Mademoiselle SEDLAZEK,
And Madame GASSIER.
SECONDS DONNE
Madame CHIERICI and Mad me HENREICH.

TENODI :
Signor VOLPINI, Signor LORINI, Mr. TENNANT,
I
B:gnor ALBICINI, Signor LUIGI MEI, I
},ARITONI Signor KI
BASSI Monsienr GASSIER and HERR FORMES.
SEcomni TEISOSI: Signor GABUSSI and Signor CHIERICI.
SacoNot BAssl Signor TALAMO and Signor BUTTON!.
CONDucToßsPßourrna: Sigror GALLI.
Signor LI CALSI and Signor ORSINI.
CHEF D'Avraqut: Monsieur ZERBINI.

The Orchestra and Chorus have been carefully selected from those
of the Royal ItaAan Opera and her Majesty's 'Theatre.
The fOliowing Operas will be given :
L TROVATORE,
On Mariner, the Otis February Neat;
AND DON GIOVANNI,
On 1 nasusy, February 10.

a.
rther particulars, with the unrivalled cast of the Operas, will
Tgl'4ll in a future Prop ammo.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET,
PROFRIBTOIt, MR. W. R. COPELAND.

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

to Evening, and every evening during the week, the Doors will
st.Dened at Half-past Six, and the performances commence at
Ven o'clock precisely.
LA PETITE SAUVAGE—by La Petite Adelaide.
ITALIAN CLOWNS—Signori Leapo!di and Johanni.
DANCE OF THE GARLANDS—Msd'iIe Johanna.
THE LEAPER OF THE ALPS—Signor Vlchardi.
MORT ET VlVANT—by:Signors Leapoldl and Johanni.
MASANIELLO, the Fisherman—Signor Laga.
THE DEVIL RIDER—Le Petit Giovani.
Signor Luciani and the wonderful Dog, Pheasant.
HAUTE ECOLE—by M. Rany.
THE MARINER—by Mr. Morton.
LES SAUTS EN COURGETTES—by Signora Josephine.
LA LUTTE DES VOLTIGUERS—headed by Mons. L'Eclair.
THE FLOWER GIRL...by Signora Amaglir..
Signor Ousglieni and his Pony, PINCH.
ETRE HUNTING LADY—by Signora Suzanna.
LE-DOUBLE TRAPEZE—by MM. Leopold and Johanni.
raE FLIGHT OF MERCURY—by Signor Sebastiani.
CERITO OF THE CIRCLE—by Signora Ciementina.
AMUSING INTERLUDE—by Mona. L'EclWr.
THE TWO GLADIATORS—by Signors Laga and Sebactiani.
JOCKO, or the Brazilian Ape—by Mr. XXX.
CLOWNS—Monsieur L'Eclair, and Signors Leopoldi, Johanni,
Bouthillier, Luigi. Giovanni.

tp- A SERIES OF GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCES
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY until further notice.
r, "re to be Opened at Half-past One o'clock, the Performances
t commence at Two precisely.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ;
Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side ditto, Is. 6d. ;
p -
It, Is. The Box-office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily,
for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes,
which may 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.

THE LATE MR. GEORGE HOLDEN.
AGRAND CONCERT will be given in ST.
GEORGE'S-HALL on the Evening of the 6th of
February next with full Band, Grand Organ, and Chorus, in aid of
the Fund for the Widow and Family of the late Mr. GEORGE
UOLDEN.
Further particulars will be duly announced.

50, CASTLESTREET.
.
THE QUEEN'S FIRST VISIT TO HER
WOUNDED SOLDIERS (by special permission).—
This deeply interesting Picture can only remain ON VIEW a very
..._hart time, at the Gallery, 60, Castle Street. Time of exhibition,
Ten to Four.—N.B.: Admission by card of address alone, in con-
swinence of the hitherto crowded state of the gallery.