ITIHEATRE ROYAL LESSEES— MESSRS. TOWERS and Co. Stage Manager Mr. F. Howe Scenic Artist Mr. C. Massey Director of Orchestra ... Mr. Owen Acting Manager... .. Mr. J. Dunn, jun. Mechanist . . ... Mr. Hyder FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY I ! The Great Adelphi Drama, by Buckstone, THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. With new Scenery, Dresses & Appointments The great success which has attended the production of ALADDIN Induces the management to continue it for • Few Nights Longer. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), MAY 23, t The performances will commence with THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Captain Hugli Lavrock Mr. E. Keeley Altred (his friend) ... Mr. J. Batson Leyburue Mr. Tom Dale Cheap John (travelling auctioneer) Mr. C. Massey Gilbert (gamekeeper)... Mr F.Johnson Lady Agues Miss Flora Anstead Gif&ies — The Italian Tkibb. Ishmael (the Wolf) ... Mr. F. Howe Pharos (his companion) Mr. E. Druramond Cynthia (daughter of Ishmael) Miss M. Griffiths This English Tribe. Lemuel (a Gipsy boy) Mr. F. Towers Kinchen (a Gipsy thief) Mr. John Dunn Hajar (an old gipsy) ... Miss Dale Starlight Bess (basket maker and fortune teller) Miss Marian Dunn The whole to conclude with ALADDIN ; OR, THE WONDERFUL SCAMP. Aladdin (a fast and loose youih) ... ... Miss Marian Dunn Emperor of China (in a state of crash) ... Mr. F. Hows Vizier (a real Mongolian with a tail— tale) Mr. T. Dale Abiinazar (a real Wizard vide Jacobs) Mr. J.Dunn Genius of the Ring (not Tom £<ayers, but) ... Mr. J. Batson Slave of the Lamp (one | whom you won't kerosene —care o'seeing) Mr. E. Keeley Pekoe (a tpecimen of Young China) ... Miss M. Griffiths Widow Twankey (fair, not fat and forte) ... Mr. F. Towers Princess Badroulbadour (we cannot describe her) Miss Flora Anstead Incidental to the Burlesque, " Come where my Love lies Dreaming," and several Songs will be introduced. In preparation the great Drama of the TICKET OF LEAVE. Children in arms not admitted. Box Office at> Theatre ftoyal, where Seats can be engaged. Prices : Stalls, 55. : Boxes, 3s. $ Pit, 2s. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight o'clock.
lyrii. r. a. r. Owen, Member of the Conservatoire, Brussels, (Late Solo Pianist, Otago inhibition), PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Terms to be obtained at Messrs. Steinhoff, Willis street ; and office of the Evening Post.
ON SALE, Ex Sea Gull, lUO.OOO FEET SAWN KAURI TIMBER, Consisting of Jin., fin., lin., l^in., l£in. and 2in. boards, trorn six to eighteen inch broad. Total, 6561 pieces. Also, twentyBeven pieces scantling, 4 x 3, 4 x 4, 6 x 3. W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhode's Wharf, sth April.
r\ N S A L £:— 20,000 ft 7in. dressed weatherboards lO.uOOft American shelving 10,000 ft 9xl T. and G. 10,000 ft 6 x J T. and G. Doors and sashes, all sizes Architraves, mouldings, &c, &c. At the TIMBER YAKD, next Mr Scbultze'fl Stores,- Willis street. R. GREENFIELD.
¦ITIT ANTED a SMITH— Apply to. Mr. W. YY Mason, Lambton quay.
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Evening Post, Issue 89, 23 May 1865, Page 3
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481Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Issue 89, 23 May 1865, Page 3
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