The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-25 00:00:00

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

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In consequence of the great attraction of that Celebrated and
justly popular comedian, Mr. T. D. RICE, during his re-
cent engagement at this Theatre, the managers have been
induced to Re-engage him for Six NIGHTS ONLY, being
the very latest period he can delay his 'departure, for
America.
JAMr. J. L. HATTON, for a Limited Period.
CK SHEPPARD, having proved triumphantly successful,
will be repeatecrfor one week more.
Tins present TUESDAY EVENING, the 25th, To-
MORROW the 26th, and THURSDAY, the 27th
instant, the Entertainments will commence with a new
Drama, entitled

THE PLEDGE OF LOVE:
• on, JIM CROW IN THE ARMY.
Si: Hector Florid, Mr. Higgie ; Capt. M'Kill'emall, Mr.
Barton ; Jim Crow, Mr. T. D. Rice; Susan Mrs. Earton.
After vaicb. an admired HIGHLAND FLING, by Mad'le.
Chevalier, and a popular PAS SE UL, by Miss Thomassin.
To be followed by a laughable Negro Farce, written expressly
for Mr. T. D. Rice, and acted by him so successfully at nu
less than Five London Theatres, entitled
THE SARCOPHAGUS.
Ginger Blue Mr. T. D. Rice.
in which he will introduce an entirely new version of
"JIM CROW."
A celebrated Shawl Dance from the Revolt of the
Harem, by Misses Thomassin and Lydia;
• A FAVOURITE PAS SEUL, by Mad'le. CHEVALIER
And a GROTESQUE DANCE, by Mr. MUNGALL. ,
The whole to conclude with celebrated Historical Drama of
JACK SHEPPARD ;
OR, THE. HOUSEBREAKER OF 1703.
- Owen Wood. , Mr. Tilbury.
Joe Blueskin Mr. J. L. Hatton,
In which character he will sing "The Jolly Nose,!!':" Now
Farewell my Rowry. Towries' " and the Chorus " Nix my
Dolly, Pals, Fake Away."
Jonathan Wild Mr. Barton.
Jack Shep herd . Mrs. Barton.
Tickets and places for the Boxes may be had• of -Mr.
BREZE, at the Box-office, from Eleven till Three o'Clock.
Boxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Gd. Second Price at Half-past
Eight : Boxes, as, ; Pit Is. ; no Second Price to the Gallery.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'Clock, performance to
cottitnence at Seven precisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE OF ARTS, WHICH
WILL SHORTY.
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THIS EVENING, (TuEsnALy,) C
the Seth instant, and
during the week, will be repeated, the
CRAND EQUESTRIAN FETF, AND CLASSICAL
. SPECTACLE
TWO New Pieces, and Six Novel Productions in the Circle.

On account of the immense expense attending the produc-
tions,.of the following Novelties, the whole will be repeated
during the Week.
The performances commence every Evening at Seven o'clock,
.With, for the first-time in Liverpool, one of those unequalled
and magnificent Spectacles for which this Establishment is
so ar.
VICTORIES OF ED'WpopulAßD,entitle THEdthe BLACK PRINCE;
OR, THE BATTLE FIELD.
Unequalled Feats of Horsmanship, and .Ducrow's Classical
Scenes in the Circle.—For the first time Out of London,
Ducrow will have the pleasure of presenting ,a magnifi-
cent Picturesque History of ancient and modern Eques-
trianism, introducing MADAME DUCROW and the highly-
trained Steeds Beauty ! Pegasus ! Bucephalus ! Spanish
.Steed! with the whole Equestrian Troop and Stud, entitled

• .. .•
• CATHERINE OF .11 T,l s.S ;
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OR, TOE GRAND ECOLL.
The Lady's Palfrey, Beauty, will be managed and instructed
by Madame,Ducrow, as Catherine, in her extraordinary and
admired Voltes Terre a Terre, Cabriolles, the course
of this pageant, the Waltz, Gavotte, and Cotillon, will be
IJaneed by Trained Steeds of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE,
and in which each Horse will execute a separate and single
Pas &c.
The Evening's sewPerformanc ill conclude with, for the first
time of ondon, m's
LALLA ROOKII ;out
OR,THE FIRMoorE WORSHIPPERS,
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.s the Company will shortly depart for London and Bir-
mingham, all persons having CLAIMS on Mr. DUC ROW
are requested to send them in.; Ei

A GRAND MISCELLANEOUSTHEATRE-ROYAL. CONCERT. will be
given THIS EVENING.; February 25th, the profits of
which will be wholly appropriated "to the DISPENSARIES,
INFIRMARY, and NORTHERN HOSPITAL
'The Orchestral Arrafigement-wil.be- on the same scale' as
the Subscription Concerts.
•'- • • LEADER

.......... . . Mr. HERRMANN. Principal Engagements.
VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Miss MARIA B. HAWES, I M
r. DODD, and
iVliss WHITNALL, Mr. STRETTON.
INSTRUMENTAL.
PIANO-FORTE Miss CHRISTIANA WELL CONCERTINA Signor GIULIO REGONDI,ER.
' . VIOLINCELLO ...... Mr. LIDEL. A Plan of the Boxes will lie at the Theatre, from Ten to
Three o'clock. Prices of admission—Boxes, 65.; Upper.
Boxes. 4s. ; Pit, 3s. ; and Gallery, 2s. Tickets to be had at
the Music-shops.
The Doors will be opened at half-past seven, and the Con-
cert commence at eight o'clock.

SIGTEMPLARS' HALL.
NOW GUILIO REGONDI has the honour to an-
nounce, that he will give a CONCERT of VOCAL and
IN STRUMENTAL MUSIC, at the above Rooms, on IVIox-
bicrEvENING, March 2nd. Sistnor G. Regondi will be as'-sisted by Miss YANIEWICZ and Miss PAULINE
YANIEWICZ.
Further particulars will be given in a fes,v days.
Tickets, Five Shillings each, to be had at all the Music
Shops.
The Concert to commence at Eight precisely.