The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26 00:00:00

0pt,.,„. MADAME CELESTE,
OPEN THIS T THE SEASON.
THIS EVENING, the 26th Instant,
91? With the following
EAT REDUCTIO v OF PRICES:
DRESS BOXES.. THREE SHILLINGS!
vrPER BOXES TWO SHILLINGS!!
Prr
QALLERY • *
SIXPEI:CE!!!!
liad ALL THE EVENING.
p._ ame CELESTE and Mr. WEBSTE reserving to
lloselves the right of returning, at any ime, to the old
itees, or a modification of them, shoul the present bold
:21eriment, to meet the wishes of the üblic, not receive
italiecient encouragement to cover th great expenditure
ndeavonring to give the best tertainwent at the
TPest rate.
1011.. e Theatre has been entirely Repainted and Renovated
014hout, under the superintendence of Mr. G. Morris
„Lair. T. Ireland, of the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket.
‘ The Medallion Paintings, descriptive of the History of
~,alp, from the pencil of Mr. G. Morris.
ire-stuffed)
the comfort of Visitors, the Seats of the Boxes
and Pit have been Covered in Damask
~.rshee following principal Ladies and G.-
vareux-eyat_riel:tceon:eazglet_dgao,ndethne,
Landon.
Establishment :
A.:lr• ComeroN principal Comedian, from the Theatre-
-741111, Clriiry-lan'e, London.
ItZ4r: LAMBERT, principal Comedian, from the Theatre-
Vr• and Mrs. MADDOCKS, from the Theatres-Royal,
~ kand Plymouth.
r
Av.,' RAE, from the Theatres-Royal, Exeter and
—.mitt,
rixalVir. and Mrs. WORRELL, from the Theatre-Royal,
'Parket, LOndon.
!,44d Mr' WILSONE, from the Theatres-Royal, Hay
lta market
ALI-. 01'‘v lent- garden, London.
ITcuEssox, Grotesque Mime, from tCovent-
den and Haymarket Theatres, London.
'Mr. 40RLEY, the celebrated B
IZki t Drury-lane and Covent-
-1.4. WIDDICOMB, of the TI
doll.
a,,,lVf.„.r.aid Mrs. and Miss FISHER, from tin
"ItA.Liverpool Theatres.
the" 11.1..: SILVESTER, Mr. SMITH, and
misondon Theatres.
ki 8 COVENEY and Miss H. CovENEY, from the B;r-
Ixrigl3._ am Theatre.
fre_ 'as EMMA TAYLOR and Miss MARIAN TAYLOR,
iiii. the Theatres-Royal, Norwich.
A,iss CLEAVER and Madame SimoN, of this Theatre.
1,....m,:-,sr.e.GRAoRyTai.H,WAITE, from the Theatre-Royal, Bath.
1'i1...1.88 WOULDS and Miss JULIA WouLus, from the
Bath.
14;1Iss FLEMING, from the Theatre-Royal, Covent-
ki , London.
le 88 JOHNSON and Miss BELL, from the Theatre.
laii, Haymarket, London.
I,l!ss LAutriARE, from the Adelphi Theatre, London.
iiiBB TRomosoN, from the York Theatres.
a,. .5. HARDIMAN, of this Theatre.
"ige Manager, Mr. CHAS. PERKINS, from the Theatres-
Royal, Covent-garden and Haymarket, London.
Prompter, Mr. LLOYDS.
The Band will be most effective and complete. TO-MORROW, the 27th instant,
Tbe
11 Traedy of HAMLET
Pri nel .Pal of the Scenic DepartmentD
,Mr. JOHNSTONE. Leader, Mr. ALDRIGE.
Will be substitugted for that of Macbeth.
°Ater of the Machinery and Mechanism of the Theatre, Hamlet...... Mr. Phelps. I Osrick .. Mr. F. Vining.
I4ist Mr. WILMORE. Ophelia
e ress of the Wardrobe. Miss IRELAND, the famed To which will be added a new Interlude. called
ellitumiere of the Royal Olympic and Theatre-Royal, THE YOUNG ACTREqS,
ne°r.e.nt-garden London, when under the management in which Miss Fanny Ternan will appear in six different
Madame Vestris. characters, and Sing " 0, Cupid, God of Love."
The performances to conclude with (every evening until
further notice) the celebrated Drama of
LIFE IN LIVERPOOL.
Krill MR. WEBSTER
Corinthian Tom Mr. F. Vining.
aPn r during the ensuing
week. .-ear .or FIVE NIGHTS ONLY
Corinthian Kate ...... Mrs. Malone Raymond.
ifeitorZgements have already been entered. into. with the Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. T
eminent London Performers to visit Liverpool : SHUTTLEWORTH, at the Box-office.
i":l4nr• agnd Mrs. Charles Kean, Mr. W. Farren, Mr. T.
kr'. Nye, Mr. Buckstone, Mr. Strickland, Mr. H. Holt, ', AM PHI"
iei'' iliabett, Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Miss Julia Bennett, the
~ ebrated Professor Risley and his Son, surnamed the Sole Lessse and Manager, Mr. TV. R. COPELAND,
Ittle Wonder, the Bolen° Family, Sc. 15, Great Charlotte-street.

Mr. PHELPS, the celebrated Tragediaes engaged for
eleven nights only.
MISS FANNY TERNAN, the Infant Prodigy, is en-
gaged for the Christmas Holidays.
Mrs. TE RNAN will make her First Appearance here on
the occasion of her daughter's benefit.
HERR VON JOEL will appear every evening.

THIS EVENING, the 26th instant, the evening's En-
tertainments will commence with the Tragedy of

MACB E T H
Macbeth.... Mr. Phelphs. Macduff .

Mr. F. Vining,

lile Whole under the direction of Madame CELESTE. 1

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE

OPENING NIGHT. GRAND CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINME S.
lorr MADAME CELESTE,
Faye Nighte only, THE numerous and anxious inquiries tha ave been
who will successively appear in her
made to ascertain the unequalled Perf rmances of
most popular London Novelties; and
this splendid Establishment, could be co inued during
(who Mr. LEONARD,
-4, has undoubtedly proved himself the only really this Holiday Festival, have induced M .R. COPE-
AteeeSti, SfUt delineator of Irish character who has appeared LAND to re-engage
CARTER, THE LION KING !
tioe Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, since the late Mr.
iher,) for positively Ten Nights only. who will introduce his splendid andmagnificent Collection
of LIONS, TIGERS, and other ACTING ANIMALS.
A, e Performances to commence with a Preliminary
Mons. TOURINAI RE'S COMPANY of FRENCH
toii.ress, to be spoken by Madame CELESTE, and written
pultle occasion by that popular Author and Contributor to
.;'en, Gilbert Abbot a' Beckett, Esq.
God Save the Queen," EQUESTRIANS, from the Cirque Royal d
and
ndP
barriisi:
is acknowledged to consist of the most peerless
Liverpool ;
liant Artistes D'Equitation that ever visited
by the whole of the Company.
ter-•.(s_ which will be exhibited a amongst whom the following Ladies claim especial atten-
MAGNIFICENT NEW ENTIRE ACT DROP,
Illustrative of an Ancient Italian Seaport, tion, as being considered the First Female Riders on the
Continent: —Mad'lle LOUISE, Madame DUMOS, and
~ Designed and Painted expressly for this Theatre by that
mtlsrivailedheScenic and Dioramic Artist, Chas. Marshall, Madame KLATT.
---
Vs,cl-11 .T B,?rid performing " Rummage ala Reine THIS EVENING, the26th instant, and every Evening
.._ gleterre, by Strauss, during the Week,
il g
first dramatic performance of the evenin
vrill he Mr. G Drama,
Gayle Bernard's celebrated and original
melodrama of will be presented a rand Historical and Classical
peculiarly adapted to afford entertainment and instruction
ST. MA.R Y' S EV E ; on this festive occasion as being illustrative of the manners
~„ OR, A STORY OF THE SOLWAY. and customs of Ancient Rome, entitled
Vee music composed by Mr. Mason, of the Theatre- THE LION GLADIATOR;
lAPI, Haymarket, London. The scenery painted by OR, ROME AND POMPEII IN 79.
ttej Johnston and assistants. The dresses by Miss Calemr us ...... (a Numidian
aGladiator) Mr. Carter.
.4 M . Carter will drive a re l Lion, harnessed to a Car !
ajo,,..and assistants. .
across. the Stage, a Feat hitherto unattempted by any one
Wentworth (a proscribed Jacobite) Mr. Maddocks, but himself.
010) his first appearance here.
IN „ert Vaughan.. (a young Farmer).. Mr. Worrell. EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES in the Arena.
'top:Manly (commanding th
en coast guard) Mr. Wilsone. Throe; hole to conclude with an entire New Comic Panto-
.' Bags .. (the Carlisle Ptman).. Mr. Compton, e, Invented, Arranged, and Produced under the
his first appearance here. direction of Mr. H. Beverley, for the express purpose of
Chalk.. (an Innkeeper).. Mr. Lambert, introducing the various French and English Artistes of
his first appearance here. this Establishment, entitled
HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS ;
OR, THE BATH OF BEAUTY.

Mr. Fisher

(a Fisherman).
(his Son).,

Grayling
Ralp. Mr. Ryan.
B William.h._ (a Labourer). Mr. Sylvestek .
u. • arty Sharpe.. (a discharged Trooper).. Mr. Rae,
ggittle • his first appearance here.
line. • (the Jacobite's sister, as origin
j er.... ..... Madame CELESTE,
IlZhich h
cha)racter. she will dance La Normande.
Dame Mayfield Madame Simon.
Dame Ferns .. Mrs. Garthwaite.
be
• ....... Miss Coveney, her first appearance here.
o Medley Overture.
e followed by Mr. S. Lover's original laughable

For the express accommodation of Parties visiting the
Theatre from Egremont, New Brighton, Wallasey, and
the Magazines, Mr. T. Sharpies, the Manager of the
Egremont Ferry. will despatch a Steamer from the Pier-
head at Twelve o'clock This Evening.
Mr. W. R. COPELAND has the honour of announcing a
Series of MORNING PERFORMANCES, under the
especial patronage of several of the most influential Fa-
milies in Liverpool. The first will take place on THyRs-
DAY MORNING next, the 28th instant, and will consist of
the most Elite and Brilliant Feats d'Equitation, under the
direction of Monsieur Tourniare, and Mr. Carter's Ex-
traordinary Exhibition.

Lly performed

Eastern Extravaganza, called
THE HAPPY MAN ;
kah., ~.as It, LIGHT HEART versus A HEAVY PURSE.
(the resolute, Rajah of an undiscovered pro-
" vince in India).. Mr. Morley.
'min.. (the crafty, a Prince, Vizier to Ram-Rusti)
Ski
-L.
.. Mr. Fisher.
/tith'l (the star gazer, astrologer to the court) Mr Wilsone,
t, —Pilaster (the active chief of the black troops) Mrßyan
14414 Murphy (attached to the tribe
of Ram-rod)
‘jvhich character he will sing " The British Drui.
" St. Patrick's Birthday."
lkoii;fatiquin bearers, Hookah-badars, Fly-flappers, &c.
•• • • • (the ma n-cateher).. .. Miss Emma Taylor
stag
Stahl her first appearance here.
• • (the subdue
' d, wife to Ram-Rusti)
Marian Taylor her fir,t appearance here
kew Ladies of the Zenana, Slaves, &c.
144 Overture
thaallucing the " Lass of Pattie's Mill
''• "The Campbells are coming ", "T heL ass
440-"wrY ~ " Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled ", My
Atte ye she's but a Lassie yet."
ILI: which will be produced a New, Grand
a
..14bantier iry Spectacle, written by M
'mued

MR. RYALLS (Teacher of Singing) has the honour
to announce a GRAND CONCERT, Vocal and
Instrumental, TO-MORROW EVENING, the 27th instant,
in the ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Great George-street,

1 Mr. Leonard,

PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS. •
MR. LINDLEY, SENIOR/
who is universally acknowledged, by Profes rs, to be the

. _
greatest Performer on theViolr;neel f the day;
MR. BLAGROVE,
the celebrated Violini
MISS WHITNALL;
MISS A. WILLIAMS,
MISS M. WILLIAMS,
from the London Concerts ;
and Mr. RYALLS.

Czerny

Mr. H. V. LEWIS and Mr. WILLIAMS will preside
at the Piano forte.

" Roya

'SELECTIONS FROM
13 ALFE'S NEW OPERA,
" THE BOHEMIAN GIRL,"
which is causing a great
_sensation in London will be

, and Original
J. S. Coyne,

performed

pTHE WORLD OF DREAMS;
ith , THE MiVAN l THE MOON .
p,,.eritirel Or y
New Scenery, Dresses, Machinery, and
gee'ulntrn
ents- The Music composed by Mr. T. German
a!t Musical Director of the Theatre-Royal, Ilaymar-
e4 e°lldon• The Scenery designed by Mr. G. Morris,
Isn.st4lecuted by Mr. Johnston and assistants. The
"giltilittles by Miss Ireland and assistants. The Ap-
%tett ents and Machinery from London., and carried into
°Y Mr. 'Wilmore and Mr. M'Crum.
MORTALS:Air
paonz .. (a young villager) .. Mr. Compton.
P
-. Mr. Widdicomb.

Body of the Room, 4s ; Reserved Seats, 5s ; Gallery,
2s. 6d.
Tickets, and Books of Words, may be had at the prin-
cipal Music
.yVarehouses ; also of Mr. RYALLS, at his
Residence, Isio. 3, Pembroke-place.
Doors to be open at Seven o'clock, Concert to begin at
a Quarter before Eight. Carriages may be ordered for
Ten, as the Concert will terminate about that time.

ttah
t

rauavvig..(a..v.e.r-y-amvo.;o-u-s-a-n-d-Unci,mt individual)
It' Per Mr. Lambert.
loletil.-z• •• . Mr. Silvester. Gripps.... Mr. Fisher.
"e__. • . (her original character).... Madame Celeste.
Qe tell Rhoda
.Emma Taylor.
rt. a ....
'11(le
• - (Vi
olette's mother)

sere
SPIRITS :
na
• (the Spirit of Happy Dreams).. Miss Co reney
ta, 8 1..
-,0411 .Par,,yletta .
i .„.eltn.. (the Man in the Moorn, and
,Prince of the
vtld, ,world of Dreams)..
'4111.• •• • . (the Spirit of troubled Dreams).. Mr.
t • Mitchenson, his first appearance here.
tritltief the .
1-11013obgobbin.Mi.ss..N:iVioru.11C11Za:11,1iss J. Woulds,
tlittili4J-• Covenev,a Miss Fleming, and Nliss_!lsasrtmoaninp..
1)4, ace°.tonsl Mistßell ,
Grotesque
Blaguiere,ioreatures Miss
in• the Moon, &c.
lf, kI',OGRAN;V,IE OF
t'llt th;-`l,'.',lt's Oak—Gertrude's Cottage—the Pride f
tiN j_tivilage..__Mally beauxns to one strinc—An old man
i ch—Violette's birth-
id he Loinegn.;d Ein Da B
ti 1 the month of May—be warned by me,
.t,0413 not beneath the Elfin tree.
air
A te then the spirits that haunt the i
,Cu
Power o'er the mortal who slumbers there."
,iallee of the Spirits of happy and troubled. dreams—
Itiee "of Dreams—Picturesque country in the Moon
l!ltests of Imps and Spirits—The good shal.l pre-
."4°o4,,tnazoniln Etnce—Descent of the Man in the
The `
e spell—The Delights of the Happy Land
wt, -____. " Oh, land of joy,

vi,!tere bliss is every hearc.s employ
ii;Per.e all is brauty,
tove . ere all
that Valley of D. lint.
.f
_vie
nd light,
teat ti 4 the The Mother's gift-t e The earth—The invisible follower—Lov
misfortunes of a good looking fellow

tte's de-
n earth—
aterior of