Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-21 00:00:00

ti ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Hag reached the Highest Pinnacle of Fame I Delighted Thonsandl
throng this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain.
!Lent unparalleled.

Another link has been added to render complete this Unrivalled
Establishment.
MR. W. F. WA ILETT,
The Inimitable Wallett! The World-renowned Jnater,
With FROWDE. FRANKS, and JACKSON,
Holding the first position of t day in their department t together
with the greatest amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia
ever combined in any one Company throughout the World 1

THIS EVENING, and during the Week,
W A L L E I!„Irjg
The qaee )'s Jester, and Favourite Clown of both Hemispheres
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First Representation of a New and Original Equestrian Sketch,
entitled TILE I TALI AN BRIGANL/S, introducing the whole Com-
pany. First time of seven! New scenes, and Grand Display of
Unapproachable Talent!
Mad'lla CLEMEN i I,vli QUAGLIRNT, the First Horsewoman in
Enreps will perform her I ERRIF. C FLIGHT THROUGH TWELVE
BALLOONS I
Young RoIIEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform
his MIRACU MIS FEATS.
The grea est T ght Rope Artiste—JOHN M. HENGLE R.
Mr. ARTHUR B ,R,NE 3 the Greatest Somersault Thrower in the
World.

The InimitiOle Pariaian Grotesques—LEOPOLD ET BOUTELIER

The Per`ormance on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
will co. elude with a New and Original Equestrian Sketch, entitled
THE ITALI ‘N BRIGANDS introducing Ws entire Company, new
drosses, music, and beaatifnl horses.

In the Grand MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY NEXT,
25 CH DECEMBER,
Will be produced, expressly to please the Juveniles, the Gran'!
Nursery Tale, of
JACK THE GIANT KILLER,
OH,
OGRESS AND HER SON!
Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously.

A SERIES OF MI)-DAY REPRESENTATIONS,
As follows, commencing at Half-past Tw.) :
Wednesday next, 23:d ; Saturday, 24th ; Monday, 28 h ; Wednesday,
50th ; Saturday, January 2nd; Monday, January 4th; Wednesday,
January 6th; and Saturday, January 9:b.

Compartments for Visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and
con zenient approach t ) each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is Gd ; I cxes
(select), 2s ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, is ; Gal-
lery, 61. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price
to all pasts except Gallery.
Second Price at a quarter to Nine o'clock. No Second Price to the
Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade.
Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
saperintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Evening at a Qu rter to Seven o'clock, commencing at
Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a
Quarter-past Ten.

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Carristios set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Ex,hange. Drivers will please observe this arrangement.
Leader of the Brass Band. Mr. William Allen; Lea er of the
Quadrille sand. Mr. George Jackman ; Box Keeper, Mr. Windsor ;
still Groom, Mr. Thomas Brown ; secretary, Mr. Charles Fisher ;
Architect to the Establishment, Mr. Edward O'Hara; Mechanist,
Mr. Edward Harrison; Artiste, Mr. John Crawford ; Superinten-
dent of the Advertising Department, Mr. George Francis.
Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler.