The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-03 00:00:00

This present TUESDAYEVENING, the 3rd instant,
will be produced a new and magniloquently grand, comical,
local, operatical, cabal ist ice!, an d a nach ronism at ical Ch ristm as
Pantomime, entitled
ORMSHEAD THE GREAT ;
Or, Hatkquin and Jenny Jones, and Ike Fair Flower of
Snow.
Written expressly for this theatredon
by the author of " Ye Siege
of Levermle," &c., with new and beautiful scenery, by r.
John Wright, from her Majesty's Theatre, Mr. Liver, and
arsiatants, properties -by Mr. Jackson; dresses by Mr. West
and assistants; en i trliolrprodur.ed-under the immediate
superintendence of the Lessee;W:At"Edarar.
Snowdrop., the Fair Flower of Subwdon with a few " airs "
which the author has thrust upon tier, Miss Marriott;
Lushiana, a doubtful specimen of a Fairy, fterwards Clown,
Mr. J. Appleby ; Davydd Jones, an ancient Briton, Mr. %Vll-
more, afterwards Pantaloon, Nlr. P. *Anderson, from the
Theatre-royal, Drury-lane ; Edward Morgan, With a " terrific
combat;" Mr, S. Lennox, afterwards 'Harlequin, Signor
Guarrino, from her Majesty's Theatre.; Jenny Jones, the
Flower of North Wales, Mrs. J. Appleb;, afterwards Colum-
bine, Mad'lle Rose, from the Theatre royal, Edinburgh;
Sprite, Signor Vilderini, the wonderful contortionist from the
Theatre,royal, Drury-lane. The remainder of the characters
by the entire Dramatic and Pantomimic artistes attached to
the establishment, forming the most,crouplete and powerful
caste ever•suilmitted ton Liverpool public.
The Pantomime will be preceded by a grave Episode, in
which the.thades of Joe Miller and the Author will have very
lively:representatives.
Doors open at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven o'clock
precisely. 'Prices of admission :—Dress -Boxes, 35.; Front
Boxes, 25:; Pit, Is.; Gallery, 6d. Hatf-price to the Boxes at
Nine o'clock. Books of the Pantomime may be obtained at
the Theatre.

ARTHUR NAPOLEON havinglteen requested
by youthful Amateurs to give a Concert during their
Vacation, has determined on giving a
MATINEE MUSICALE.
It will take place on MONDAY next, the 13th instant, in the
NEw HALL, Clayton-square, at Two olckick, p.m.
Tickets : Reserved Seats, 25.6 d.; Ground Floor, 2s. ; Upper
Gallery, is. To lie had at all the principal Msisicsellers.

pHILHARIVIONIC-HALL, the GRANDEST
CONCERT PALACE in the WORLD !
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jan. 3rd,
THOMAS'S 'GREAT UNRIVALLED BAND

OF
'SIXTY PERFORMERS! I !
VOCALtST,
MISS LASCELLES, (of the London tConcerts,)
With the old Favourites of last Season.
Harpist... Mr. STREATH ER. Clarionet... Mr. LIVARUS.
Violoncello ....... ME. LIDEL. I Flute Mr. PERCIVAL.
Together with
Mr. H. BL A G ILO V E , the first English Violinist,
and
Mr. T. HAEPE It, 'the Greatest Trumpeter in the 'World.
Conducter....... Mr. THOMAS.
Programmes and Tickets can now be bad at the Office.
Doors opened at Seven ; to commence at Half-past. Admis-
sion is.; Boxes 2s. Money taken at the Doors.

A DAY. PISRPORMANCE
EVERY SATURDAY, .commencing at Two o'clock.

CONCERT-lIALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
N../ Miss En M A JACKSON havin ret urned from London,
will give a GRAND CONCERT, in the above Hall, on FRIDAY
EVENING next, the 6th instant. under the distinguished
Patronage of the Worshipful Ihe Mayor, JOHN BUCK
LLOYD, Each who has expressed his intention to be present
.on the occasion.

VOCA LE era.
Miss ASHWORTH,
Miss WEMYSS. Miss S. WEMYSS,
Mr. MIRANDA, Mr. SAQUI,
Mr. H. V. LEWIS
SOLO, GRAND PIANO-FORTE, Miss EMMA JACKSON.
Conductor, Mr. LEWIS.
Concert to commence at Eight o'clock.
Tickets :—Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Side Gallery, Is. 6d. ;
Body. Is. May be had at the principal Music Shops.