The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MADAME VESTRIS,
And her last appearance this season, on which occasion she will
perform three of her most popular characters.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE ROYAL OLYMPIC COMPANY.
THIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the 2'2d instant, the
Entertainments will commence with a Petit Drama, (never
acted here,) called
COMFORTABLE SERVICE.
Admiral Sir Smith Brown ....Mr. F. Matthews.
- Simon . Mr. Keeley.
Mary Maunders Mrs Clarke.
After which,
ONE HOUR.
Mr. C. Swiftly, (his original character,) Mr. C. Mathews,
In which he will sing ".To linger near Thee," to the Air of
Weber's last Waltz; a- Neapolitan Song. in character, and
Dance with Mrs. East a Neapolitan Tarantella....
Julia....(Mi4S Dalton) ....Madame Vestris,
In which character she will sing " Love is the.theme," and, in
the costume of a Neapolitan, the Song of "Ju the mountains
of smiling Sorento."
Fanny....(Mrs. Smith) Mrs. Anderson.
To which will be added the favourite Drama, written for the
Royal Olympic Theatre, called
LOVE IN A COTTAGE.
Charles Mulgrave Mr. Hooper.
• Sir Murphy O'Blarney..Mr. Brougham.
Mrs. Charles Mulgrave . Madame Vestris.
Lady Charlotte Mulgrave..Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Margaret Mulgrave.. .Mrs. Clarke.
In the course of the Drama Madame Vestris will sing the
highly popular Song, written expressly for this Piece, of " I'll
be no submissive Wife," and, in the character o an Irishwo-
man, " Rory O'More."
'To conclude with a favourite Drama, writt for Madame
Vestris's Theatre, calle
A HANDSOME HUSB D.
Mr. Wyndham Mr. Char es Mathews.
Henry Fitzherhert....Mr Hooper.
Laura....(her original character . —Madame Vestris.
Mr. Melford..Mrs. Anderson I Mrs 'wiiden..Mrs. Clarke.
In the cousre of the Piece Mad ne Vestris will sing the
Song of "What can Beauty give me more ?"

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TO-MORROW, (SATURDAY,) April 23, the Last Night of the
performance of the Royal Olympic Company, the Entertain-
ments•will commence with the Petit Drama of 3ARBERS AT
COURT, after which OLD AND YOUNG STAGER, COM-
FORTABLE SERVICE, and TWICE KILLED, in which
the Olympic Company, Mr. Charles Mathews, Mr. Keeley, Mr.
Hooper, Mr. F. Mattbews, Mr. Brougham; Mr. Collier, and
Mrs. Anderson will perform.

Mr. KEAN,
Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, is en-
gaged for Ten Nights, and will make his first appearance on
MONDAY next, April 25, in his •favourite character of
'HAMLET; on which occasion

Mr. DOWTON,
Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, who is
•engaged for One Week, being his FAREVECL VlSlttu Liver-
pool previous to his departure for America on the Ist of May,
-will, fur the first time here, perform the character of Poloniusi
Tb give variety and novelty of attraction to the Entertainments
of the Theatre the celebrated Itusstsx ROPE DANCERS, 0.--
FANNX DE VINTER and CARLIVAN DE VINTER,
Brother and Sister, whose performance excited so much intar-
est and curiosity in London last season, and who are engaged
for One Week, will on the above Evening make their first
appearance here.

The Box-office is open daily. where Places may be taken 0:
Mr. Parker, from Ten until Three.

Madame Vestris and the Royal Olympic Company will em-
inence an Engagement at the Theatre-Royal, Manchester, on
Monday next, April 25th.

CONCERT AT THE TEMPLARS' HALL,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

UNDER THE ESPECIAI, P.IITItO.V4GE OF THE MAYOR.

THE celebrated Mr. GEORGE VERNER, (Blind from
J. his Birth,) whose extraordinary Performances have ob-
tained for him the unqualified approbation of ► ost of the Courts
of Europe, respectfully announces to the N dd), and Gentry
of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he inte ds giving a CON-
CERT at the above Rooms, on MONDAY xt, the `2sth instant,
assisted by the celebrated JULIO RIC ONDI, who, with a
YOUNG LADY, (her first appearance n public,) have, in the
kindest manner, proffered their valuab services for that Even-
ing. Also, Miss UYAMS, Mr. J ES Z. HERRMANN,
Mr. EYTON, Mr. CHARLES ERRMANN, and Mr.
JACKSON.
LEA DER Mr. J. Z. HERRMANN.
MR. EYTON WILL PRESIDE AT THE PIANO-FORTE.

Tickets, Body of the Room, ss. each, or Five for El; Gal-
lery, 45., (younger branches of Families and Seminaries, ad-
mitted at Half-price,) to be had at the Principal Music-shops;
Mr•. DANSON'S, Bold-street; or of Mr. VERNER, at Mt. GRIF-
FITHS', 19, Williamson-square.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concert to commence at
Eight o'clock precisely. Further Particulars will be announced
in future Bills.

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