Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

PROFESSOR

ANDE R S ON

THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH.

Being most positively s Final Performances in Eng'and previ, us to
his departure for Australia, the Polynesian Islands, California, the
Havana, United States, and Canada.

It is respectfully aunounced that this Series of Farewell Perform•
ances will be absolutely limited to TWENTY-FOGS NIGHTS only.
_ _

Mr. Anderson, being thoroughly precluded from prolon;ing his
stay a single day beyond the number specified, selects Liverpool as
the place in which to shake hands with England previo us to leaving
her for other climes, because hers was the hand he shook when leav_
ing for the United States, six years ago, and when the genius of Good
Fortune, with whom he temporarily parted in Liverpool, resumed her
acquaintanceship with him in New York. Teat she may do the like
in Melbourne, he once more pays court to her in Liverpool, and will
produce his Entertainment of

A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD;
Os, MAGIC AND MYSTERY,

With entirely new apparatus and novel embellishments, as presented
by him at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, London, during his second
seasou at that house.

REMEMBER:-MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH.

PROGRAMME.—PART FIRST.
Act I.—The Great Wizard a First Great Trick in Liverpool.
Act 2.—The Enchanted Cand'es and the Bewitched Ran, Note.
Act 3.—Cabalistic Conveyance.
Act 4 —"I he Thaumaturgic Ha.-box.
Act 5 —Tl:e Cafetiere of the Hindoos..
Act 6.—Necromantic Campanolo' y—the Ladies' Horoscope and

Unseen Audible—the Dial of the Thoughts.
Act 7.—The Chaldean Paradox.

PART SECOND.
Act S.—Joseph Bal amo in his Laboratory.
Act 9.—The Annihilation of Time und Space.
Act 10.—The Hydro-Pnenmo-Calorico rerrene Problem.
Act 11.—An Idca from the Marquis of Worcester's "Century of
Inventions."
Act 12.—The Hercu'es Traction Trick, demonstrating the power of a
Chid of Seven years of age to Pull to the Earth the
Strongest Man.
Act 13.—Magic Mysteriously racked.
Act 14.—The Tunnel to the Antipodes.

DAY PERFORMANCEB every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
at Two o'clock, commencing cn 'ATURDAY, Ocr. ht.

Dress Circle, 2s 61; Upper Boxes, Is 6cl Pit, is. Gallery not
open.

Williamson-square will be ILLUMINATED nichtly by the
WIZARD'S MAGNETO-ELECTRIC LIGHT', which will re ,der every
object in tne neighbourhood as clear as day. enlightening the Public
on everything except the modus optimae of the Wizard's expe-
riments.

HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.
DALE-STREET, LIVE RPO "Th.

MUTANT AND UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS
OF THE

ELEGANT AND PEERLESS EQUESTRIENNES,

/SMILES. JOSEPHINE AND CL LMENTINE.
The Eccentric and Unrivallel Parisian Grotesques.
MM!. LEOPOLD AND BOUTELEIR;
With the. Prince of Tight Rope Artistes,
J. M. FIENGLER.

THIS EVENING, & EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
The entire strength of this,
THE STAR COMPANY OF EUROPE,
Appear in several NOYB' ties ineuding the totonniing performances of
M. LEOPOLD ON LE TRAPEZ ;
Eight of the principal Male and Female Equestrians, in superb new
Costume, mounted on their Steeds of Beauty, in the
STAR AND WALTZ COTILLON;
LA PETITE ROMEO as the DARING VOLTIGEUR ;
Mr. W. Powell in the popular Chara:ter of
SHAW, THE LIFE GUARDSMAN;
MK. Leopold, Bouteleir, Bibb, Edwards, Frowde, and the Company,
IN LE GRAND VOLTEGE ;
And that Extraordinary Arttats, J. M. Hengler, on the
CORDS ELA.STIQUIL

Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and
convenient approach to each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (.elect), 35; Half-price, is 6d ; Boxes
(select), 23 ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is • Promenade, Is; Gal-
lery, 6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade. _ _ _ _

IlO2Coll-ceOpen daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Evenlng'at seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past
Teb. Carriages set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Exchange. Drivers will please observe this arrangement.
Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler.

The BANDS wid be found full and efficient. Leader of the Quadrille
Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Band. Mr. W. Allen.
The FIRST GRAND MID-DAY PE UFORMANCE will take place
on SATURUAY NEXT, October 24th.

FREEMASONS' HALL, LIME-STREET.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.

Go, See, and Pieta* PROEE'SOR E WART, the great Wizard
Monarch and Prince of Ventriloquists, who is nigh 1y astounding
crowthd houses in his grand Double Entectaimneuts of Magic said
Ventriloquism.

Admission: Reserved Seats 25.; Second Ditto, Is.; Gallery, 6d.
Children and Schools Half-price.

Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock.

PHILHAR 15ONIC HALL.
INDIAN RELIEF FUND.

A Performance of Handers
MESSIAH

Will be given by the MembesoFtll;oichestra of the Liverpool
Philharmonic Society;
ON TUESDAY, THE 27ra INSTANT,
The proceeds of which will be given in aid of the above Fund.
BAND AND CHORUS OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER-

FvRMERS.
Conductor
Organist

Boxes and Stalls (Reserved Seat.), 2s 6d each ; Gallery (Unreserved)
Is. Tickets may be had at the office of the Liverpool Phi harmonic
Society, Exchange-court, Exchange street. East , and at the Hall on
the Evening of the Concert.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL,

THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS
(Under entirely new management),
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

The FIRST CONGERT will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, the
24th inst., at Eight o'clock, on which occasi .n, the celebrated
ORPHEUS GLEE 'UNION
Will make their First Appemnce in Liverpool.
The Management also has pleasure in announc:ng the Engage-
ment of the far-famed
MS FINS,
INCLUDING MR. DISTIN, SEN—
(HIS FAREWELL APPEARANCE IN LIVERPOOL),
Who will perform his renowned
''SOLDIER TIRED,''
on the Trumpet.

VOCALISTS:
MISS STABBACIT,
MR. FIELDING, MR. T. DISTIN,
AND THE ORPHEUS GLEE UNION,
Consisting of Eight Male singers,
(Their First Am eivancs in Liverpo3l),
Who will sing some of the music that gained such popularity on the
visit to this country of the Cologne ULion.

Trumpet
Flugel Horns ....Messrs. H. W. and T. DISTINT.
A ccompanyist .
GRAND ORD AN. Mr. W. T. BEST.

Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling.
Ticktts can b., purchased at Messrs. Mine and Son's music ware-
hotv•e, 57, Church-street, Holders of tlcsets will be admitted into the
hall earlier, and at a separate entrance.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
;Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BEST,
EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY.
Saturday Afternoon ..... ........ at s p.m.
Thursday Evening
Admission on Saturday Afternoon, Gd ; Thursday Evening, 3d,
The Concerts last one hour.
Doors oven half an hour before eeah terformance.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
EXHIBITION OF WORKS
By MODERN ARTISTS, is NOW OPEN, in the
EXHIBITION BOOMS, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE,
From Ten till Four;
And in the Evening (Saturday excepted), from Seven to Ten,
Brilliantly illuminated with Gas.
Admission. Is. Gentlemen's Day and Evening Season Tickets, 6s
Ladies' Ditto, 35 6d; Evening Tickets, 25 6d. Children under four-
teen years of age; half-price. Catalogues 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.

THE NEW JACKET.
BEAVER MANTLE.

BROWN WHITNEY.

CLOTH.

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