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

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET. LIVERPOOL.

Triumphant reception and Success of WALLETT, the Queen's Jester
And THE DELAVANTI TROUPE.

THE LAST BUT TWO
OF THE
GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCES,
THIS DAY (SATURDAY), JUNE 6.
Commencing at Half-past Two o'clock.

The Graceful and Artistic Rope Dancer,
HERR HENGLE R.
The Champion of Summersault Throwing,
MR. ARTHUR BARNES.
With the Accomplished Eauestrienne,
MADAME CARIOTT,
And the most Talented Artistes of the day.

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOOL,

Triumphant Reception and Success ofWALLETT, the Queen's Jester,
THE DELAVANTI FAMILY,
And the Most Talented Equestrian Wonders of the World.

Mr. CRIMES HRNGLES has much gratification in again having
the pleasing duty of acknowledging the enthusiastic applause which
has greeted the performances at his establishment during the past
week, and to state, that the liberal patronoge he has received from the
inhabitants of Liverpool and its neighbourhood will stimulate his
exertions in still producing an entertainment as to stand unrivalled
in the history of Equestrianism.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), WALLET, the Queen's Jester, and
Shaksperian, Me,meric, and Political Lecturer, andthe wonderful DE-
LAVANTI FAMILY will appear. Also, that Artistic and Graceful Pro-
fessor of the Magic Cord, Herr HENGL ER ; Mr. ARTHUR BARNES,
the Champion Summersault Thrower; the Daring Equestrienne,
Madame CARIOTT ; and the most Talented Troupe in the World I

On MONDAY and TUESDAY next, June Bth and 9th, WALLETT,
the Shaksperian, Mesmeric. and Political Lecturer ; the Wonderful
Performance of the DEL AVANTI FAMILY on the Corde Elastique,
the surprising La Perche Globe Fete, and their Drawing Room
Entertainment; the celebratei Equestrian, Madame CARR/ iT ; and,
by particular desire, the exciting and popular Equestrian Spectacle,
entitled the GREAT LIVERN: OL STEEPLE CHASE, in which the
whole strength of the Establishment will be brought into requisition.
In addition to Mr. WALLETT'S Oddities, the Wit, M,rth, and
pleasure of the Evening will be kept up by the talented and popular
Clowns of the Circitte—Messrs. FROWDE, JacxsoN, Bras, and
EDWARDS.

The LAST BUT ONE of the MID-DAY PERFORMANCES on
SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 13th.
Doors open at Two, commencing at Half-past. Carriages to be in
attendance at a Quarter-pest Four.

Mr. CHARLES HENGLER, in the construction of his Cirque, availed
himself of the Services of eminent scientific gentlemen to secure the
best ventilation, and which is of so successful a character, that, in
the most sultry weather, the temperature of the interior is many
degrees cooler than in the open air; and, during the Evening's Per-
formance,the same refreshing coolness is secured by the mechanical
arrangement of the apparatus employed.

Box Office open daily from Eleven to Three, under the superintend-
Mice of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 35.; Half-price, Is. 6d. Boies,
(select), 2s. ; Half-price, la. Od. Second Seats, Is.; Half-price, 6d.
Promenade, Is. Gallery, 6d. No half-price to Promenade or Gallery.
Open every evening at Seven o'clock. commencing at :Half-past
precisely, and the performances will conclude about a quarter past
Ten.

Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to Stalls,
Boxes, and Second Seats. Second Price at Nine o'clock.
Leader of the Quadrille Band, Mr. G. Jackman ; Leader of the
Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen; Master of the Horse, Mr. T. Brown ;
Treasurer, Mr. C. Fisher; Architect. Mr. O'Hara; Decorative Artist,
Mr. Day; Acting Manager, Mr. G. Francis; Proprietor and Director,
Mr. Charles Hensler.