Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

ieubltc Sttrudenitntl.

10 OYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND,

MISS REYNOLDS,
The leading Actress cf the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, will appear at
this Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wedneslay Evenings, being
Engaged for T H RREE NIGHTS only.
PROFESSOR ANDERsON,
Will take his leave of the Liverpool public in a series of Dramatic
Characters, in which he has the honour of succe,sfuly appearing
in London and the princ.pal Theatres to the Provinces, on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday.

THIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE 23RD,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte, Mr. Edgar ; Beauseant, Mr. Neville; GlrAis, Mr.
Villiers; l'amas, 31r. B ker; Pauline Desehappolles, Miss Reyno:ds.
A New Drama, entitled, A WICKED WIRE!
Julie de Langea's
Aud THE MAN AND THE TIGER.
Mr. Splasher, Mr. Villiers; Mr. Jenkln., Mr. Baker.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances comrctenee at
Seven o'cloca precisely.
Aumission— Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal-
lery, €cl. Second Pace—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, is 6d; Pit, Is.
The Box office is open from Ten till 'lhree o'clock daily, for securing
Seats i❑ the Dress Circle and takinf; Private Bases, which way be
Thad under the direction of Mr Shuttlaworth. Children in arms
swill not be a mitred.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

PROFESSOR ANDERSON

Has much p'easure in ,nnoun,inz tint he has (Altered Into arrantre-
meats with TV. R. COPELA ND, Esq., fs.r the use of the Royal Amphi-
theatre, on the Evenings of lhursd-y, Frilay, and Saturday Etat,
in oruer to give a Short Series of

DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIO,
Previous to big departure for Australia. being most positively his
Final Performances in Liverpool. They will comprise his cetebrated
Impersonations or ROB ROY and wit.I.IAM, cs well as three other
characters in whica he has not lead the honour of soliciting the
suffrages of tte Liverpool public—ROLL A, in " Priszao." JOCK
110WIESON, in " CILAPCSI.TO Raw ." and WANDERING STEENIE,
In the "nose: 07 ETTRECIK VALE." Ile has great g,atification in
annouucing that Mr. CuTc.nd has pieced unlimited resources at his
di:posal, in order that the Dramas seal be product d in the came
style as under Mr. Audersoa's management at the lab Theatre
Royal, Covent-garden.

ON TEMRSDAY NZLT, 26111 INSTANT,

The Performances will commence with Sh,ridan's Drama of
PIZARRO.

Tbe part of Rolla by Professor Anderson (Ps played by him upwards

. . .
of three hundred times).
To be followed by the Fara of DE 1.1,7,t).TE GROUND.
To conclude with CRAIIOND
Jock liowieson ...... Anderson.
As represented by hiro at the Theatres Rove , Edinburgh and Glas-
gow, with an amount of suere•s snroa,sing any of his previous

Dramatlc efforts.

ON FRIDAY NEAT, THE 27III,INaTANT,

FOR PROFESSOR. ANDERSON'S BENEFIT,

ROB ROY AND BLACK-EY 'D SUSAN.
Rob Poy liam....

Roe ROT wi.l be produced on the same rn-ignificent scale nit in
Lon: on, and r Mr. Anderson's i:nmediate snp,rintendence. and with
Scenes and Elf cts frequently omitted in the pdrformanee of this
Scot.ish National Dra-na, in England. It wi 1 ie played from the
I.dinbur.ih version, as present:A by Mr. Anders ,a thirty-three
consecutive nights in o .don, at the late Covent Garden Theatre, and
as played by him in the prine pal Theatres cf
REIN BURGH, BOSTON,
GL ISGOW, FHILADELPHIA,
Naw Y 011. K, - BALTIMORE,
NEW ORLEAN,,
And all the Theatres of the Western Wor'd.

CIVCINNAI TI,
ST LCVI3.
Ca ,RLE6TOWY,

The best etc,minm that could be pxid to a:: a-tor, was the
followim; in the critique of no Tants on Ron Roy :—" It might be
asked, why should Mr. Anderson play " Ron Roy ?" We answer,
simply Lr the strange reason that he plays it w.-11.'

ON S kTIJILDAY YE7.T, 28T:I INSTANT,

Mr Anderson will appear in a Charzeter enthe'y new to the Lifer-
pool Stag-,. in a Dram that 11,is not been represented for many
years—the Lrama bring

THE LOSE OF ETrErli ;
The Character

Wandering Ste:nie

.... (the Idict Ravcr)........ • .11r. Anderson

Osszr.vE.—This will to th s Firal opportunity of vein: Mr.
Aneersm as En Actor ; those who have on,y seen him as a ( orjq ror
ahonld rot foTtt to avail themselves cf his chance of seeing him,
when, I:ke Pr s;;ero, he has atjured his magic, I ruken his wArl, and
" Urcwned his im,,A," so for as relates to the town of Liverpool.
REMEMBER Hi. RaDAT, Nov. 26
TBE BENEFIT ON FRIDAT, 27.
THE F INAL NIGIiT, ON EA,ETIDAT, Nov. 28.