Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

11Cpl.0 YAL AMPHITHEATRE.
MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND,
AUL)

MISS REYNOLDS,
The tealirg Actress f the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, vial appear at
tbis Theatre This Evening being Engaged for THIS NIGHT only.
PROFESSOR ANDER
lritl take his leave of the Liverpool pnblic in a series of Dramatic
Csaracters, in which he has hhd Vie honour of succe,sfa ly appearing
ist Lendvn and the print pal Thealr sin the Provinces, on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday.

TEM EVENING (WEDNE .DAY). THE 25xn,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Pete: Teazle, xr. Baker: Lady Teazle, Misi Reynolds.
A Ne, Drama, entitled, A WICK ED \VIE !
Julie de Larigeas 14i33 Reynolds.
And THE MAN ANti THE tIGER.
Mr. Spladier, Mr. Villierz; Mr. Jenkin., Mr. Baker.

Doors opened at Half-past Sir, and the Performauces commence at
Seven o'dec : precisely.
Admissien— Dr,ss Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2r. 6d ; Pit. is 6d ;
Sari, 6d. Second Pr es --Dress Boxes 2s; Side Bori-s, Is tid ; Pit, Is.
The Box onice is open from Teti ill i hree o'clock daily, for s,cdring
*eaD In the Dress Circle and faking. Private Boxer, which ray be
%ad under the direct ioa of Mr snuttlaworta. Children in arm.
will not be a.-rniVed.

OYAL AMPHITHEATRE

PROFESSOR ANDERSON
Has ranch pleasure in Rnnounein; that he his altered int ) arranze
meats with W. R. COPE LA ND, !:_Fq., fr the use of the Royal Amphi
theatre, on the Evenings of .2hursd y, Friday, and Saturday neat
in orJer to give a ,Short ScricS of

DRAMATIC RE PRESENTATI
Pre-Owls to hi.: departure for Australia. being most positively his
final Perta*tniinces in Live. pool. They will compris, his ce:cbratel
Impersonations of itOB ROY and WI L. I.!A M, as well as three other
characters in wh ch he hts not had the honour of soliciting the
suffrages of the Liverpcol publ,c—ROLl,A, in .‘ Prusso." JOJK
ROWIE,ON, in " CRAUON3 Este," and WANDERINC+STEENIE,
in the " Rosa ETIRICK VALE " Ile has great g atification in
Sitmonneing that Mr. C }pet nd has placed ual;mi,ed re;uurces at his
disposal, in order that ttie Dramas shall be .prodtic d in the same
at y e a; under Mr. Anderson's management at the late Tteatre
Soya], • ov,nt-garden.

ON THORIDAY IERT, 26TH INSTANT,
The Performances will commznee wttti sh,ridan's Drama of
PIZA It lto.
Tlte part of Rolla by Professor ~,nderaon ;as played by him upwart
of turee hundrei times).
To b 3 followed by the Farce of DE: I ;ATE GROUND.
To conclude with ORA 310 ND BRIG.
Jcelt flowieon
isreplescated by him at th, Th .atrea Rota, Edir.burgh and Gle,!
„ raw', with an amount of sue :e s sarptsing any of his previous
Dramat,e efforts.

ON NE T, THE 27111.
/ R PROFESSFRIDAY
OR ANDERSON'SINETANT
BENEFIT,
ROB Rf )Y AND•BLACK-EY •• D SUSAN.
Pc))) Roy and WI 1i5m........ ...... Profe•sor Anderson.
Ron Roy will he produced on the same magnificent sale es in
and r dr. Anderson's immediate sup:rintendence, and with
Scenes and Eff cs frequently omitted in the prformance of thh
Scotisil Natirmal Drama in England. It wi•l • e played from the
:Rdinbur.:ll version, as presented by Mr. Anders thirty-three
eensecut ye night; in ! o :don, at the late Covent Garden Theatre. and
as played by him iu the principal Thestrei of
Er•INEURGR, fiGETON,
GLASGOW, PLIILADELPIIIA,
NEW YOUK, BALTIMORE,
NEW OELEAN4.
And all the Theatre; of the Western Wor.d.
The hest encomium that ;mild ba paid to a•-• a:tor, was the
lellowint in the critique of the Tames on Ron Roy It might be
asked. why should Mr. Ander,ou play " Rob Roy ?" We answer,
" simply tar the strange reason that Le plays it. well."

CINCINNAI TI,
ST LC UI 3,

CliaatEsTowx,

ON S 41'17110AT NEXT, 28TH INSTANT,
Xr Anderson will appear in a Character entiie'y new to the Li7er-
pool Stage, in a Drama that has not been r.preseuted for many
years—the Drama bring

THE ROSE OF ETTRIC',K VALE ;.
The Character
Wandering Steenie ......(the Idiot Rover).— .... Anderson

OINIERVF..—This will be the Final opportunity of iminz M.
Annerson as cal Actor ; those who have on y Been him as a e onjoror
should not forget to avail themselves of Ws chance of seeing him.
when, like Pr spero, he hai ai jared his magic, i roken his win 1, and
" iirowLed his book," so f,r as relates to the town of Liverpool.
REMEMBER IVAISDAY, Nr.v. 26
THE BENEFIT ON FRIDAY, NO ~ 27.
THE t INA L NIGHT, ON SAI URDA 7, Nov. 28.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

pEO P L E's CONCERTS
(Under entirely new Management.)
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28rs 1857, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK

THE ORPHEUI
Consis ing of El;
XL W. 3. FIELDING.
MR. W. F. DAVIES.
MR. WILLIA.SI3.
XL E. BALL.

; GLEE UNION,
;ht Ma!e Si3prs,

MR. T. COOKE.
MR. A. E. FAGAN.
MR. T. WS PIN.
ML W. Disflll.

VOCALIST.

MISS BARWICK.
MR. THEODORE DISTIN,
(PLUGEL ROAN SOLO.)
MR. W. T. BE'T.
MR. CGOLIE.

GLAND OIG .....
ACC OMPANYI

Tht litanagem,nt has great pleas:re in announcing that, in tense-
'mac, of the ap?l,,u,e bmtowel upon the Perf.,rmanees of the
ORPHEUS GL E UNION,
On the first Evening of th 83 no v Popular Concerts, and repeated
rB by numerous 3f tsiesi Co Iniussenrs for a l ENEWAL of
their En,az,:ein-nt, they will have the timonr of again appearing, and
singing sorn 3 of their lu,s!. selectel