The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-11-24 00:00:00

Second Appear

)ANCERS

1 Theatres

been received
Twelve Nights

The popular Comedian, is engaged for the Season as Stake
Manager.
Mr. CHARLES BLAND,
'min the Theatre Royal, Covent-

The admired

vcral popular Performe

THIS present
Evening du

VENING, the 24th
the Week, the E

Lint, and every

;ly for this Theatre, called the
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Garniel Gar

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Burley Gec

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Mr. Montague, (from''the 1

titre-Royal,.Yor

his First Appearance.) -
Bald Mr. Smithson, (from the Theatre-Royal, Gla,

;ow, his First Appearance

Mr. Jones

Amy (with Son,
(Front the Theatre-Royal, Covent-g
limited number of ni_

Miss Land

.rden, engaged for a

Margaret Lessam-o- i-ir-

Patience

Royal, Bath, her First Appearance.)
Miss Brown, (from the Theatre-Royal, Englisl

Opera, her First Appea.
A CHARACTERISTIC
By Miss DE BLAQUIERE, (from the Th
lane,) and a General Dance by the Charactei

.eutre-ROival, Drur

After which,
THE CHIARINI
Will appear, with their extraordinary Performances on the
CORDE VOLANTE,
Which will be represented in Three Parts.
Pas Seul, by Monsieur Chiarini, with the Balance Pole.
Chinois Mandarin Pas Seul, I.)y Carl Chiarini, concluding
with a most extraordinary Performance.
Pas Seul, by Mademoiselle Virginia Chiarini. -
In the course of the Evening, Miss Land will sing the
following popular Songs :—" Lo, here the gentle Lark,"
" Kate of Kenmare," and " Banners of Blue ;" and, with
Mr. Chas. Bland, the Duet of " I've wandered in Dreams."
Miss De Blaquiere, the popular Dancer from the Theatre-
Royal, Drury-lane, will make her appearance in the
CRACOVIENNE A LA ELSLER.
Mr. Mungall—The Highland Fling in Character.
Mr. C. F. Marshall will sing the popular Song. called

Mr. Charles Bland will sing " The Flag that BraVed," ai
My Heart is still with Thee."
THE `WHOLE OF THE CHIARINA FAMILY,
Five in number, will Dance their original and universally

admired -
PAS DE COCO! •
Which has afforded such unprecedented gratificatiol
throughout the different Theatres in England and on th
Continent.

To which will be added an ent
pressly for Mr. Raymond, by I
lar London Author, entitled
CHARLES O'M ALLEY, THE IRISH DRAGOOIs
Taken from the original, talented, and widely-read wm.,
of that name, by the mysterious Harry Lorrequer. The
Drama will be found to contain several of the most strik•
ing features of the admired novel, with living illustrations,
Charles O'Malley (the Irish Dragoon, in love) Mr. Raymond,
Miss Judy Maccan (the Female Dragoon,
petlicoatO Mr. Raymond.
In which characters he will sing " The Pope he leads a Happ)
Life," and "'Tomas in the sweet Town of Athlone."
Captain Power, Mr. Barton I Capt. Slasher, Mr. Montagu
Sir George Dashwood Mr. Gordon.
Mr. Simon Fitzaudley Prettyman Mr. C. F. Marsh,
Miss Dashwood (Daughter of Sir George) Miss Brown
Jenny Jinks.... (her Sentimental Maid).... Mrs

ng, Esq., the popu

Raymond

Ladies, Visitors, Gentlemen, &c.
In the course of the Evening, the Band will play the follow
ing Overtures :—" Clemenza de Tito," and Christine."
To conclude with a new laughable Farce, neyer.acted here
written by E. Stirling, Esq., called the
JEWELL-ER OF ALDGATE;

OR, TOE BACK PARLOVI

Mr. Simon Tubbs.
Mr. Snooks

C. F. Marshall

r. Morris

Mrs. Raymond
Miss Brown.

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