Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-07 00:00:00

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GRAND RE-OPENING

OF
HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.

DALE-STREET,
ON MONDAY NEXT, THE 12TH or OCTOB R.

MR. CHARLES HENGLER, in announcing
the RE-O?ENING of his ESTABLISHMENT to the Nobi-
lity, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, respect-
fully informs them that he has succeeded in effecting Engagements
with English, French, Ame. lean . Itali n, and Continental Artistes
of unapproachable ability, combined with a Peerless STUD of
SIXTY HORSES and PONIES ; and he purposes Opening his
elegant and Commodious Cirque on a scale of splendour unequalled,
so as to endeavour to tra'ntain the high repwation and popularity
obtained from the public during t' e past season.
During the recess the Cirque has undergone considerable altera-
tions and improvements, the Decorations being of a mo't imposing
character; and the Ceiling, having been painted by Mr. John Craw-
ford, will strikingly portray spirited Equestrian Su,lects f.om the
Heathen Mythology and the Roman Charioteers. Nine massive and
glega,t Glass Chandeliers w 11, in addition to the splendid illumina-
tions heretofore, a'so add an inconceivable brilliancy throughout the
entire edifice, the whole forming a coup d'oeil never before achieved,
and rendering this Cirque the hanisomest and most unique in the
world. _

During the forthcoming Season no expense wll b spared in pro-
ducing the greatest Novelties to sustain an Entertainment of the first
order; and, also, where the toiling artiran may find an hour of
healthful recreation from the cares of labour, and the undeveloped
mind of youth subject fur intellectual inquiry, whilst nothing shall
transpire calculated to excite a blush on the cheek of modesty, or
offend the ear of the most fastidious critic.

Engagements have been concluded with the following Ar-
tistes:—J. Bridges, E. Edwards, Bibbe, Signor Zaleski, J.
Wild, W. Powell, Hngene. Petite Edourd, A. Bridges, M. Bastian,
M. Revolt', J. Frowde, Signor Bonteilier, Mons. Leopold, Funny
Franks, Petite Zaleski, Mrs. C. Hengler, Dia lame Bridges, Mad'lle.
Josephine, Madame Camille, Mad'lle. Clementine. Signora Zeleski,
Mrs. Beacham, Miss Hengler, Jenny Louise Hengler, Ladies of the
Manege, Juvenile, &c.
The BANDS will be found full and efficient. T.eadtr of the Quadrille
Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Baad. Mr. W. Allen.
The FIRST GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place
on SATURDAY, October 25th.

Compartments for visitors are partitioned cif, with a separate and
convenient approach to each
Reserved Seats or Stalls (telect), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Boxes
(select), 2s ; Half-price, is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is; Gal-
lery, 61. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade. _

Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Open every l veiling at :Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Qn .rter-past
Teb. Carriages set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Exchange. Drivers wi I please observe this arrangement.
Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler.