The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-03-29 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

The Public is respectfully informed, that the Theatre will
opened, for the Season, on MONDAY NEXT, April Ist,
on which Evening
MR. BUCKSTONE,
the talented author
and actor of the Theatre Royal, Covent-
garden, Drury-lane, and Haymarket, and
MRS. HONEY,
O pof the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, and of Madame Vestris's
eatre, the Royal Olympic, who are engaged for the first
RTNIGHT of the Season, will make their appearance.

Mr. last new Pl of
• THE MAKlDnowles' OF MARIENDay ORPT,
it Which Mr. iluckstone will sustain his original character

of Hans.
, The Farce of THE LOTTERY TICKET,
which Mr. Buckstone will sustain the character of
Wormwood.
. The New Farce of SEVENTY AND SEVENTEEN,
h' which Mrs. Honey will perform her original character of
Miss Carrington.

ON EASTER MONDAY Next, April 1, will be per-
formed Mr. Knowles' last new Play of
T E MAID OF MARIENDORPT,
As Produced and acted nightly, last Season, t the Theatre
Royal, Haymarket, with the greatest access.
kr.ans, (his original character,) Mr. Bu stone ; General
(11;e211„er, (Governor of Prague,) Mr. Baker • Bathe,
ffiNephew,) Mr. W. Howard ; Muhl au Minister
Mariendorpt,) Mr. Stuart ; Joseph, a benevolent Jew,
V, hster
,r rid
to IVluhldenau,) Mr. Gray ; Ahab, (his Steward,) Mr.
; Rupert, betrothed to Meeta,) Mr. W. H. Bland ;
;;odolph, Mr. Parsons Crowe, (from the Theatre Royal,
ttlorwich, his first appearance here ;) Gerald, Mr. Starke ;
vefirdowick, Mr. Benwell •; Lubeck, Mr. Jonas ; Theodore,
the T. Ridgway ; Courier, Mr. J. Ridgway ; Lieutenant of
Castl, Mr. F. Lloyds ; Adolpha (Wife of Idenstein,)
''lss Cleaver • Madame Roselheim, (M'other of Rupert,) Mrs.
Esther ; Meeta, (Daughter of Mulildenau,) Miss Faucit ;
(Housekeeper to Muhldenau,) Mrs. Clarke.
After which, a Farce, called
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
1%, 'lrermwood, Mr. Buckstone ; Capias, (a Village Lawyer,)
7,:r. Webster ; Charles, (a London Valet,) Mr. W. Howard ;
rs. Corset, (a Staymaker,) Mrs. Clarke ; Susan, (a Maid of
all
Mrs. Tellet.
TO conclude with a new Drama, never acted here, called
SEVENTY AND SEVENTEEN.
phe,aptain Vivid, Mr. W. Howard ; Stephen, Mr. Baker ;
tneatre Roal
(with a song,) Mrs. Parsons Crowe, from from the
Norwich, her first appearance here.
Miss Cayrri ngton, (seventeen) Mrs. Honey.
Deborah Carrington, (aged 70) Mrs. Honey.
Rose Carrington, (an Indian) Mrs. Honey.
In the course
originally performed by her in London.)
Lae course of the Drama, Mrs. Honey will sing, " THE
ALPINE MAID."
7,The Box-office will be opened on Monday next, April 1,
neo Tickets may be had and Places taken of Mr. PARKER,
119,01 Ten until Three. 'Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s. 6.d.;
tickets
2s. 6d.; • Galle ls .A. limited number of Subscription
keekets to the Bolles, ot Transferable, nor admissible at
liefils, may be had on application at the Box-office.

MR. BRAHAM
is e„
"gaged, in the early part of the Season, for Five NIGHTS
Due Notice will be given of his first appearance.

Under the Sanction of the Lord Chamberlain, London, the
Wo.rshipfrl the Mayor of Liverpool, the Lord Provost,
.Bthnburgh, Lord Mayor, Dublin, &rc.