Star.
London, England, 1826-11-09 00:00:00

UMBER 12.399.]

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
IT AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
OHMS THE 111ANAGOIENT 07
MESSRS. TERRY AND YATES.
sfr NEW SPLENDID BURLETTA.
GREAT SUCCESS.

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The Barber and his Brothers being Nightly received with the most
Enthusiastic Applause, it will be repeated every Evening this
Week. Notwithstanding the great success of Luke the La-
bourer, i• must be withdrawn in a few Eveninp,to nuke Room
for forthcoming Novelties.
► MS EVENING, THURSDAY, November 9. and
1 during the Week, will be performed an entirely New Splendid
Comic Burletta,which hal lbeeti-in Preparation since het Season,with
New Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, founded on one
of the most humorous and popular Talei in the Atabian Nights'
Entertainments, entitled
THE BARBER AND HIS BROTHERS.

The Overture and the whole of the Music composed by Mr. G.
Maxine llooprote, Director of .Music to the Theatre.
The Barber, by Mr. WIIENCIL
Has Semeaucas.
Alnascbal, a Themir.er, Efr. TA,IIII
Shaccabac, a Reprobate, Mr. T. P. COOKE.
Aicouz, a Butcher, Mr. MORRIS.
Backbac, a Blind Beggar, filr. SALTER.
Backbouc, an Amorous Tailor, Mr. JOHN REEVE.
Haroun Alraschid, Caliph of Bagdad, by Mr. ELLIOT.
Giafar, Grand Vizier, by Mr. PHILLIPS.
Mesrour, Chief of the Eunuchs, Mr. EAST.
Ben Mohammed, Cacti of Itagdadby Mr. TERRY.
His Black Slave, by Mr. PAULO, his first Appearance this
Season.
Aladallah, a young Merchant, Mr. FOSTER.
Hassan, the Miller, by Mr. S.
The Ghoule, an Evil Spirit, by Mr. SANDERS.
Abdallah's White Slave, by Mr. BUXTON.
First Blind Beggar, by 3lr. TAYLOR.
Second Blind Beggar, by Mr. NORRIS.
Cadi's Officers, by Messrs. GRI GRIFFIN and LA SIOTE.
The Caliph's Guards,Cadi's Black Slaves, Peasants, Soldiers, Imaus,
&c. &c. by Messrs. Goodson, H. Goodson, Evans, Parker. Ni-
chols, Williamson, Brown, Jefferson, F. Border, J. Ridgway,
King. Thomas, Adams, Buckley. arty, Chambers, Chapvis,
Houghton, Perring, Morgan, Wellington—Mesdames and Misses
Bannister, Daly, Kiench, Clare, S. Clare, Frazer, Johnson,
Parlor:no, Partleton, and Webster.
Zoobirl, Sultana, by Mrs. BOWER,
„Prom the Nobility's Concerts (her brat Appearance at this Theatre).
blaimouni Cadi's Daughter, Miss BODEN.
Dalnasha, her Nurse, Mrs. DAI.Y.
7.emirai Zohiel's Confidante, Miss CURTI&
7.rm Zem, a Slave, Mrs: TAYLEURE.
Haidjee, the Miller's Wife, Mrs. H. HUGHES.
The Piece terminates with a
• GRAND EASTERN BALLET,
Composed by Monsieur HuLeas, Ballet Master.

To conclude with the Popular New Domestic Dialetta, of deep
Interest, 'called
LUKE THE LABOURER! on, THE LOST SON.

Luke the Labourer, Mr. TERRY.
Squire Chase, Mr. WILLIAMS.
Tanner Wakefield, Mr. ELLIOTT. Bobby Trot, Mr. SALTER.
Charles Maydesv, a young Farmer, Mr. S. SMITH.
Michael, an old Gipsy. Mr. SANDERS.
Philip, a Sailor (the Lost Sun), by Mr. T. P. COOKE.
Landlord, Mr. enu..irs: Pohlllion, Mr. LAMM
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Wteapers, Mr. East, Mr. Aleeris, &c. Villagers. Servants, Gipsies,'
&c. by Messrs. Blittoll, Shaw, Taylor, Giffin, &c. &c.

Clara, Daughter to Farmer 'Wakefield, by Miss BODEN.
Dame Wakefield, by Mrs. DA LY. Jenny, by Mrs. ILHUG II RS.
Boxes, Ss. Pit, es. Gallery, ts. Doors open at Six, and commence
at a Quarter b•:fore Seven. Half-price at Half-past Eight.