The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-02 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

A Company of Artistes, under the designation of
THE ITALIAN UNION,
:Have taken this Theatre for FIVE NIGHTS, and purpose giving a
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
THIS EVENING (ToEmelt), the 2nd June.

Prim' Donne Soprano.
Madam°!sells ARMENIA, of the Theatre of La Scala at Milan,
and Rome.
Madame BELLOSIO, of the Theatre of Milan, and Phcenix, at Venice.

Primi Tenori.

signor DE PETRIS, of the Theatre of Turin.
Signor VOTIERI, of the Theatre of Rome.
Primi Barritoni.

Signor ALBELDA, of the Grand Opera of Madrid.
Signor BIANCHI, of the Theatre of Florence.
Buffo.
Signor POMPE I, of the pri❑cipal Theatres of Italy.
Conductor. _ _

' Signor PARODI, Professor of the Conservatory of Milan.
Signor LUIGI DURANTE, the eelebrated Mimic, Comic Actor,
and Dancer, of the Theatre of San Carlo at Naples, surnamed "Le
Violin do Diable," will also appear. This actor has performed three
hundred times in the principal theatres of Paris with the most
extraordinary success.
The Senorita LUISETTA, a Spanish Dancer, eta years of age, will
also perform.
Manager.
signor PIETRO TRAPASSI.

PROGRAMME.
PAM' T.

Signor Albelda—" Grazia mio di(;;lGerusalemme Verdi.
Madame Armenia, Aria—" Oh Desio"—Bellisario Pon izetti.
Signor De Petrie, Cavatina—" Dal piu remoto Esilio"—
Foscari ............................................. Verdi.
Signor Pompel, Solo Oboe—" Rondo Finale"—Lucia di
Lammermoor. Donizetti.
Signor Voltieri, Cavatina—" Oh miei Bollenti"—Travista .. Verdi.
Madame Bellosio Signor De Petris, signor Bianchi,
Terzetto—" Canal se ti sfugge nn motto"—Lncrezia
Borgia
Signor Pompei, Aria—Buffa—PAßT 11. ‘ Miel rampoill—Cenerentola.. Rossini.

Signor Duranti, snrnanmed "Le Violin du Diable," will play the
" Carneval of Venice" with eccentric variations, from Paganini.
Madame Armenia—" Caeta Diva"- Norma.. Bailin'.
Signor Albelda, Cavatina—" Bell'andire"—Marino Faliero-Dontaetti.
Signor De Petris, Romanza—" Di Pescatori"—Lucretia
Borgia
Signor Duranti—" e Senorito Luisetta"7-BallettO Spagnnolo.

PART Ilf. . -
Signor Bianchi, Cavatini—" vi ravviso"—Sonnambula Bellini.
Signor Votieri, Aria,—" Rh ! si ben mio"—Trovatore Verdi.
Madame Armenia and Signor Pompei, Duet Buffo—" Quanto
Amore"—Elizir
Some of the Pieces will be Performed in Character.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3e ; Upper Boxes, 2s ; Pit,l ls ; Gal-
lery, 6d. 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 Seven,
performance to commence at Eight o'clock.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
GREA.T CHARLOTTE ,STREET.
PR0PR1ET0R......,... MI. W. R. COPELAND.

Mir Last Five Nights of the Engagement of
MR. T. C. KING.

The eminent success that has attended Mr. T. C. King's appear-
ance In HANUT and OTBELLO, induces the Management to announce
his repetition of those characters during the present week,
tsar Last Five Nights of the Engagement of
MISS MARRIOTT,
Principal Tragedienne of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who 3 is
engaged that the repertoire of Classical Plays may be produced with
that efibctiveness which has always distinguished their representation
at this Theatre.

...
10- Last Five Nights of the Engagement of the Two Celebrated
German Dancer!,

AUGUST HORSCHELT,
Principal Dancer at the Imperial Theatre, Vienna, the Royal Theatre
at Prague, and now Chef-de-Ballet at the Royal Court Theatre, at
Stuttgart, who is accompanied by the accomplished Artiste,
LINA BRANDST RUP,
Premiere Danseuse of the Royal Theatre, at Prague
1 These Artistes having met with a most enthusiastic reception on
their debut in Liverpool, the Management has felt it a duty to
secure the attraction of these highly Talented Artistes for the limited
number of nights they have at their command, previous to visiting
London.

THIS EVENING (TUESDAY),
THE WIFE.
Julian St. Pierre .. Mr. T. C.King Mariana . .... Miss Marriott.
After which,
THE STRAWSS'CHE WALZER will be danced by LINA BRAND•
STRUP, AUGUST 110/38CHELT. and the Carps de Ballet.
To be followed by a New Farce, entitled, A. S. S.
Mr. Diogenes Hunter.. Mr. Baker Anthony Suiggles.... Mr. Stoyle.
ARBAGONAISE I
By August Horechelt and Lina Brandstrup.
To -conclude with THE WILLOW PATTERN PLATE, illustrating
The Story of a MANDAR I N'S DAUGHTER.

Ta-gin -
Mr. Stogie.
Kong-5ee......

Mr. Diogenes Hunter, Mr. Raker; Mr. Anthony Sniggles, Mr.
Moyle. And THE WILLOW PATTERN PLATE.
On Wednesday,—RlCHELlEU, Richelieu, Mr. T. C. King; Julie
de Mortimer, Miss Marriott. After which will be produced, under
the immediate direction of August Horschelt. the celebrated Ballet
of GISELLE. The Prince, Anenst Horschelt Giselle, Line
Brandetrup. To conclude with THE DAY AFTER THE WED.
DING. Colonel Freelove, Mr. Villiers ; Lady Elizabeth Freelove,
Miss Julia Sedgwick.
On Thursday,—Vl RG I NIUS. Virgintus, Mr. T. C . King; Virginia,
Miss Marriott. GISELLE. And A. S. S.

On Friday,—THE HUNCHBACK. Master Walter, Mr. T. C.
Xing; Julia. Miss Marriott. GISELLE. Anti THE DAY AFTER
TEE WEDDING.

On Saturday,—OTHELLO. Othello, Mr, T. C. Bing ;Desdemona,
Miss Marriott. GI3ELLE. Aid A PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR.
Christopher Strap, Mr. Baker.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes, 29 6d; Pit, is 6d; Gal-
lery, (id. The Box office open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
securing Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which
may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttlsworth. Children
in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.