The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-10 00:00:00

BATTY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION.
Second Week of the grand Eastern Spectacle.
Second Night of the celebrated Dog Hector, the property of
_ _ Mr. C. Thornhill. . _

Master BicicerstTiii;;laTc;irit Dance.
A new Act in the Arena taken fr Shakspeare.
HIS present TUESDAY, the 1 , and TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 11th insta , the Performances will
commence with a new Oriental Sp acle, called
AN ARAB' OATH; •
OR, THE CAY OP TOMBS.
Mahomet (Sultan of the east, disguised as the Arab) Mr. Stirling.
Iman (a Moslem Chief) Mr. Neville.
Liska Mrs. Stirling.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE

Will commence with the representation of the Walls of Troy,
on the backs of three Horses.

After which, Mr. Powel will go through an act of Horseman-
ship, in the old English style, without saddle or bridle.
To be followed by a Military picture, introducing the Infant
Prodigy as the Liliputian Napoleon 'Bonaparte and his War
Horse.

Mr. Hicken will appear in a classical act, in which he will
pouttray some of the most celebrated personations of the Im-
mortal bard. The characters are as follows:—Sir John Fal-
staff, from Henry the Fourth; Shylock, in the Merchant of
Venice; King Richard the Third at Bosworth Field.
To terminate with a splendid Equestrian Scene called the
Flight of the Greeks.
The conclude with a Pantomimic Melo-Drama, called
THE RED INDIAN ;
•
OR, THE SHIPWRECKED SAILOR AND HIS DOG.
On THURSEAT next a Change of Performances.
Boxes, 2.—Pit, ls.—Gallery, 6d.
Children under Ten Half-price to the Boxes and Pit. Half-
price to the Boxes at Nine o'clock. Doors open at Six, and
commence at Seven.

HOLLOWAY'S
SANSPAREIL, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.

Last Two Nights of Mr. CARTLITCH'S Engagemen

In consequence of the immense Overflow at this Theatre Last
Night, and unprecedented success of the Performances, the
whole of the Entertainments will be repeated
IIHIS present TUESDAY Evening, the 11th, and TO-
MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 11th insta.
The New Legendery Tale of Enchantru, • t, called
ALASTOR, THE SORCER t ;
Or, Wake not the Dead
After which, the favourite Piece of, I ' MAN TIGER.
. To conclude with the popular t• ,tical Drama of
THE SEA! TH 44"-EA !
Walter, and Jack Neptune, Mr. CARTLITCH.
The celebrated Mr. CONY, and his Wonderful DOGS are
engaged. Due notice will be given of their appearance.
The Public is respectfully informed that an entirely new
Piece, replete with Songs, Glees, and Choruses, written and
produced solely by Mr. 'flmmox. Stage-manager, expressly
for this Theatre, called LIFE IN 'LIVERPOOL, is in active
preparation, and will be produced on MONDAY, the ]Bth inst.,
with new and appropriate Scenery, Painted by Mr. Charles
Parker, extensive Machinery by Mr. Campbell and Assistants,
Dresses and Decorations under the superintendence of Mrs.
Holloway.
L ife in Liverpool's' the rage,
1 f you'd.see it on the stage,
F rolic in its gayest mood,
E very night (yet nothing rude.)
I ti the Sanspareil you'll view it,
N othing loth, you'll never rue it.
L ogic famous, Tom, and Jerry,
I n their. turns to make you merry,
V cry funnyJernmy Green
E very evening may be be seen;
R iver Mersey, (I'm not joking,)
P assing ships, and steamers smoking,
0 ver on the Cheshire side—
() r on this—they steam and glide,
L ike a "flying bridge" they're plied.