The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-04 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

Positively the L./IST TWO NIGHTS of the JEWESS TRAVESTIE.
eq' In consequence of the crowded houses on Monday and
Tuesday, to witness the entertainments for the Benefit of
Mrs. Raymond, it is respectfully announced that the same
pieces will be repeated This Evening and To-morro:v.'
POUR NEW PIECES.
ITIHIS present FRIDAY. the' 4th, and TO-MORROW,
(Saturday,) the sth instant, a new Oriental Draina.called
FAITH AND FALSEHOOD ;
OH, THE PRINCE AND THE PAGE.
Harry Halyard Mr. W. J. Hammon
Rooney O'Mulligan....Mr. Raymond.
Zela Mrs. Raymond. I Parada Miss E
In the course of the Evening the following So r
land so friskev," Mr. Raymond.—" Hark
Horn," Miss E. Hamilton.—Comic Song,
mond.—"Kate Kearney," Miss E. Hamil n.
A new Ballet cal ed
F.N.LSE SIGN S.
In which Mr. and Mrs. Leclercq, M F. Leclercq, and the
. Infant Phntomiinist, Miss M. Leclercq will appear.
Mr. and Mrs. Leclercq will Dance their admired and original
Tarantella.—A new Pas Seul, by Miss Fanny Leclercq.—
Naval Finale, by Miss Margaret Leclercq, the whole of the
Principals, and Corps de Ballet.
To which will be added a new Farce, translated from the French
of M. Scribe, by Mrs. Raymond, called
THREE HOURS' COURTSHIP.
Zoe Mrs. Raymond.
Pierros Mr. W. J. Hammond.
And, in consequence of its extraordinary and unprecedented
success, the Evening's Entertainments will conclude with
the Extravaganza called
THE JEWESS TRAVESTIE,
which has been received on eacu successive representation with
undiminished shouts of laughter and applause.

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LIVERPOOL GRAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY
DRESS BALL.
LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, MARCH, 1836.
THE Subscribers to the Fancy Dress Ball and Mas erade,
held on the sth January last, having expresse their un-
qualified approbation.at the superior manner in ich it was
conducted on that occasion, the Projector, Mr. TER STUBBS,
Leader of the ROYAL If ARMONIC BAN ,at the sugges-
tion of his friends has again made arrangetne s pith Mr. Lucas
for the use of the EXTENSIVE REPOS 'ORY for the pur-
pose of giving a second
GRAND FANCY TE,
which he assures his Patrons will be a similar SCALE of
GRANDEUR and RESPECTAB[ Il'Y that characterized
the former one.

The SPACIOUS ACCOMMODATION for DANCING,
and the facilities afforded for
THE DISPLAY OF FANCY COSTUME
in GRAND PROMENADE, must be obvious to all acquainted
with the extent of the Repository, and these advantages, com-
bined with the excellent performances of the SELECT QUA-
DRILLE BAND, will, he trusts, render the amusements of
the Evening pleasant, joyous, and recreative.
The whole of the arrangements will be under the direction of
a Committee of Gentlemen, who have kindly offered to officiate
as Stewards, and the conduct of the Ball altogether will bear a
close contrast with
THE MASQUERADES OF THE METROPOLIS.
The Ball will take place on THURSDAY next, March 10.
Terms of admission—Gentlemen's Tickets, I2s. each; Ladies'
Ditto, Bs., refreshinents included.
Doors to be opened at Eight, and Dancing to commence at
Nine o'clock.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Stttbbs, 5, Bridport-street, Liver-
pool, and at the usual places.
Great inconvenience having arisen at the doors from persons
coming without tickets, Mr. Stubbs respectfully announces that
no person can be admitted without them,