The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

A Company of Artistes, under the desismation of
THE ITALIAN UNION,
Have taken this Theatre for SIX NIGHTS. and purpose giving a
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Commencing Tills EVENING ( MONDAY), the Ist June.

Pri Soro.
Mademoiselle ARMENIAmi, ofDonne the Theatre of La Scala at Milan,
and Rome.
Madame BELLOSIO, of the Theatre of Milan, and Phcenis, at VeniCe.
Primi Tenori.
Signor DE PETRIS, of the Theatre of Turin,
Signor VOTIERI, of the Theatre of Rome.
Primi Berritoui.
Signor ALBELDA, of the Grand Opera of Madrid.
Signor tsIANCHI, of the Theatre of Florence.
Buffo.
Signor POMPEI, of the principal Theatres of Italy.
Conductor.

Signor PARO DI, Professor of the Conservatory of Milan.
Signor LUIGI DURA.NTE, the eel brated Mime, Comic Actor,
and Dancer, of the Theatre of San Carlo at Napes, surnamed "Le
Violin du Diable," will also a: pear. This act ;r has perform• d three
hundred times in the principal theatres of Paris with the most
extraordinary success
The Senorita LUISETTA, a Spanish Dancer, six years of age, will
also perform.

Manager.
signor PIETRO TRAPASSI.

PROGRAMME.
PART r.
Signor Albelda, Romans—" Oh Come"—Polinto Donizetti.
Madame Armenia, Aria.—•' Oh Desio"—qelli.iario Donizetti.
Signor De Petris, Cavatina—" Dal piu remoto Esilio"—
Foecari Verdi.
Madame Balm' o, Cavatinl—" in clues to" —B et i ly Donizetti.
Signor P mpel, Solo Oboe —" Rondo Finale"—Lucia di
• Lammermoor Donizetti.
Signor Voltieri, Cavatina—" Oh miei Bolienti"—Traviata • ..Verdi.
Madame Be losio, Signor De Petrie, Signor Bianchi, Terzetto
—" E'Compiuto"—Lncrezia Borgia.. Donizetti.
Signor Pompei, Aria—Buffa—" Mini rampolli—Cenerentola.. Rossini.
PART 11.

Signor Duranti, snrnanmed "Le Violin du Diable," will play the
" Carneval of Venice" with eccentric variations, from Paganini.
Madame Armenia—" Caeta Diva"- Norma Bellini.
Signor Albelda•Cavatina—" Liberi sieti"—Luisa Miller Verdi.
Madame Beilosio, Aria—" Il Vecchietto"—Barbiere Rossini.
signor De Petris, Romanza—" Di Pescatori"—Lucrezia
Borgia
• • Donizetti.
Signor Duranti—"eSenorito Luisetta"—BallettO Spagnuolo.
PART 111.
Signor Bianchi, Cavatini—" Vi rarviso"—Sonnambula
Signor Votieri, Aria,—" Ah ! si ben mio"—Trovatore • • ...... Verdi.
Madame Armenia Cavatina—" La tremenda"—l Capnieti Bellini.
Mndame Bellosio and Signor Pompei, Dnet Bude—" Quanto
Amore"—Elixir Donizetti.
Some of the Pieces will be Performed in Character.

Admission—Dress Boxes 3s; Upper Boxes, 2s; Pit, Is; 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. Shuttleirorth.
Children in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at half past Seven,
performance to commence at Eight o'clock.

R OYAL AMPEIITHEA THE
(TREAT CHARLOTTE =STREET.
PR0PR1ET0R.....,.... Mr. W. B. COPELAND.

Ear' Last Six Nights of the Engagement of •r'
MR. T. C. KING.
The eminent success that has ,:tenled Mr. T. C. King's appear.
ance in Hemmer and Grans°, induces the Management to announce
his repetition of those characters during the present week,
Tsar Last Six Nights of the Engagement of
MI'S MARRIOTT,
Principal Tragedienne of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who is
engaged that the repertoire of Classical Plays may be produced with
that effectiveness which has always distinguished their representation
at this Theatre.

Zia' Last Six Nights of the Engagement of the Two Celebrated
German Dancers,

AUGUST HORSCHE T.T,
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 BRANDSTH.UP,
Premiere Danseuse of the Royal Theatre, at Prague
Theme 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 (MONDAY),
HAMLET.
Hamlet Mr. T. C. King. I 0phe1ia...... Miss Marriott.
After which, AUGUST HORS(I.IELT will have the honour of intro-
ducing " A SOLO ON IHE CITHER." . The!' Miter" ia the moat
popular Instrument played la the Mountains of Tyro, and Hen,
Bozsciin.T's skill in playing It has acquired great caebrity. The
Solo will be given as an introductory Prelude to a S t RAWss'CHE
WALZ ER. which will be danced by LINA BRANDSTRUP, AUGIIIIT
ROZSCHILT, and the Corps de Ballet.
SONG.. The 'Ugly Sea" . Mr. Stoyle.
Art BAGONAISE I
By August Horschelt and Tina Brandstrup.
Te conclude with the THE WILLOW PAT TERN PLATE, illustrat-
ing the Story of a M 4NDAR I N's DAUGHTER.
Ta-gin • • • . Mr. Baker. I Hi-Slang Mr. Stoyle.
Kong-5ee...... Mrs. Power.

On Tuesday,—THE WIFE. Julian St. Pierre, Mr. T. C. King ;
Juliana, Miss Marriott. THE GERMAN DANCERS. A. S. S.
Mr. Diogenes Hunter, Mr. t-laker ; Mr. Anthony Snigglea, Mr.
Stogie. And THE WILLOW PA ITE (N PLATE.
On Wednesday,—RlCHELlEU. Richelieu, Mr. T. C. King; Julie
de Mortimer, Miss Marriott. Al, er which wilt be produ ed, under
the immediate direction of August Horsehelt. the celebrated Ballet
of GISELLE. The Prince, August Horso.helt Giselle, Lina
Brandetrup. To conclude with THE DAY AFTrIt TrtE WED.
DING. Colonel Freelove, Mr. Villiers ; Lady Elizabeth Freelove,
Mies Julia Sedgwick.
On Thursday,—VIRGINIUS. Virginias, Mr. T. C King ; Virginia,
Miss Marriott. GI iELLE. And A. S. s.
'On F iday,— HE HUNCHBACK. Master Walter, Mr. T. C.
king; Julia, &Liss Marriott. GISELLE. And THE DAY AFTER
THE WEDDING.

On Satu7d—ai,---70THELLO. ()he°, Mr, T. C. Bin ;esdernona
Miss Ma rriott. GISELLE. A.,t,d A PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR. Christooher Strap, Mr. Baker.
•

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 28 6d ; Pit, ls 6d ; Gal-
lery, 6d. The Box omen open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, fo-
securing Seats in the Dress and taking Private Boxes, which
may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth, Childte
In arms will not be admitted. Doers open at Half-past Six, t
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL,
AND CONCERT HALL.
GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST., NEAR THE TOP OF .THITECHAPPL,
And Two Doors from Queen's Square.
GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT.
GREATER ATTRACTL;N THAN EVER.
The Engagement of the following talented and popular Characteristic
&tigers told Dancers:—
MR. TOM BENNETT. I MR. CORNEY KANE.
MR. COX. 1 MR. JOHNNY PUREE.
MISS LIZZY DE GREY. THE ROMER FAMILY.
&c.,
Together with a First-rate Ins rumentil Band.
The Wonderful 'I urkish SMOKING ard MOVING AUTOMATON,
From the Pat is Ea b ibi, ion, will be exhibited Every Evening.
ADMISSION FREE,