Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-26 00:00:00

THE GREATEST EQUESTRIANS IN EUROPE,

The Clowns of the Cirque—
Messrs. FROWDE, JACKSON, EDWARDS, and 8188.

OBSERVE!
DOORS OPEN AT A QUARTER PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
COMMENCE AT A QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT.

Box Office open daily from Eleven to Three, under the superintend-
ence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 35.; Half-price, is. 6d. Boxes,
(select), 25.; Half-price, Is. Od. second Seats, is.; Half-price, 6d.
Promenade, is. Gallery, 6d. No half-price to Promenade or Gallery.
Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Halt-price to all
parts except Gallery. Second Price at a quarter past Nine o'clock.
Leader of the Quadrille Band, Mr. G. Jackman; Leader of the
Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen; Master of the Horse, Mr. T. Brown ;
Treasurer, Mr. C. Fisher ;Architect, Mr. O'Hara; Decorative Artist,
Mr. Day; Acting Manager, Mr. G. Francis; Proprietor and Director,
Mr. Charles Hengler.

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

LAST WEEK OF NELSON, THE MUSICAL MOMUS

MONDAY NEXT, the 29th day of June, 1857, for the BENEFIT
of the Celebrated Artiste HERR HENGL ER, who, on this occasion,
will be assisted by his brother, J. M. HENGLE and the entire of
this unrivalled Troupe.
Any deviation from the customary course of professional announce-
ment is seldom justified, except under the conscious possession of the
highest elements of a talented excitement, but Herr Hengler, fully
impressed with the conviction, ventures upon a personal pledge to his
patrons, of the great and unequalled combination of talent and
novelty he intends to place before a Liverpool audience on the above
evening. Herr and J. Milton Hengler have passed the ordeal of pub.
tic criticism before every audience in Europe, and in a manner never
yet attained by any other artistes. A few substantial proofs of appro.
bation may bs seen in the window of Mr. Smith, music miler, Lord-
street. And H. H. begs to assure his friends and the public generally,
that pending engagements preclude the possibility of himself and
brother appearing conjointly on the tight rope for a very considerable
length of time ; therefore, respectfully calls attention to an entertain-
ment pronounced unanimously by the British press as the very acme
of the Rope Dancing Art ; and, in addition to the above, a Grand
Historical Pageant, illustntive of the ancient sports and pastimes
which formed the warriors' earliest lessons, in the days of Richard
Coeur De Lion, entitled CHIVALRY ; arid the production of a laugh-
able Hallett, entitled LE STATUE BLANCHE—wiII form an even-
ing's entertainment which, for variety of talent and novelty, may
fairly be pronounced unparalleled.

BROTHERSThe HENGL ER will appear in one of the most startling
and varied acts of ROPE DANCING, leaping over canvas, springing
an immense height and distance, somersaults through baloons, hoops
&c., &c., at the same time firing guns and pistols, dancing with feet
in baskets on the elastic cord, and other innumerable feats. J. 31.
HE NGLE R'S great original feat of beating the side-drum to " JU L-
LIEN'S DRUM POLKA," whilst performing somersaults, &c., on the
tight rope; and HERR HENGLER'S astonishing feat, the great cli-
max of artistic skill, AN OVERTURE ON THE VIOLIN whilst
performinggymnastic evolutions in mid-air, and turn a somersault
without losing a note, fancy dances, immense leaps, tourbil!ons, and
acrobatic somersaults. MB. JACKSON, the Clown, will perform on
the Pastorale Tibia, after tt• e manner of the celebrated " Picco," his
TWO NEW SOLOS, from " Lucia di Lammermoor," and the
" Carnival de Venice." First night of a Grand Pageant, entitled
CHIVALRY, or the Days of Richard Ccenr De Lion. For the first
time, the laughable Ballet, entitled the CLOWN STATUES !
Clowns—Messrs. Frowde, Jackson, Bibb, and Edwards

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.—
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—`The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe!
The Brilliant UNION of TA I ENT nightly offered to the Public,
make up a CATALOGUE of NOVELTIES totally unprece-
dented. Visitors are respectfully invited to the above far-famed
Establishment. o circumstance, advancing the amusement of
the public, has been permitted to escape the attention of the manage-
ment. This Evening and during the week—Unbounded Success of
the BARNAM CHILDREN, in their Original Mimic and Vocal Enter-
tainments, YOUTHFUL ILLUSFBATIONS, FACTS and FANCIES,
and SKETCHES FROM LIFE'S PORTFOLIO. Those who would
believe n.ust see, for no pen or tongue. however talented, can
convey ?nything like an adequate idea of their extraordinary
Powers. Rapturous recption of the extraordinary Humour at, Mr. W.
H. C. WEST, whose inimitable comic effus'ons excite roars of
laughter nightly. Enthusiastic reception of Mr. BAYLIS'S Novel
Entertainment, LES OMI3RAES VIVANTS. in which will be pre-
sented, for the first time, DUCK SHOOII-N G. After which, the
PRIZE DANCERS OF ALL NATIONS. Tliis is decidedly the
most pleasing Novelty of the day. Last Week but one of
Mr. WALLF ORD, the Negro Monarch, Mimic, Vocalist, and
Musical Phenomenon. Last Week but one of Mr. and Miss
WILKINS, in their Characteristic Impersonations, replete with
Fun, Folly, Fortune's Faddles, and Facetious Fabulous Fan-
dangos. Last Week of THE BROTHERS CAPLENE, in their
astonishing Gymnastic Evolutions. Last Week but one of Mr.
PLUMPTON, the eminent Tenor Vocalist. Last Week but one
of Miss HAYDEN, the pleasing Ballad Cantatrice.— On MONDAY
next, first appearance of the renowned CHANTRELL FAMILY, and
MONS. P OUCHE'S highly-trainea Troupe of French DOGS. See
opinions of the Pres,. Doors will be open at Half-past Six o'clock,
to commence at Seven Leader, and Musical Director, Mr.
S I'ANNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction
of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL, Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms mill not he admitted.
Admision—Uover firi. bower Hall.3d.