... . COVENT GARDEN. The succession of repetition performances of the very numerous operas successfully produced during the season was on Saturday, 13th inst., varied by the introduction of the second and last novelty in the Covent Garden prospectus--no less a work than Richard Wagner's humorous masterpiece, Die Meistersinger, with libretto translated into Italian. Here was, of course, a much ...

... . THE GLOBE. On Saturday evening, March 16, 1889, was pro duced here Shakespeare's five-act tragedy King Richard the Third King Ilenry VI Mr. Allen Beaumont Prince of Wales Miss Bessie Hatton Duke of York Miss Isa. Bowman Duke of Cilo'ater Mr. Richard Mansfield Duke of Buckingham Mr. James Fernandez Duke of Norfolk Mr. VV. R. Stavuley Earl of Richmond Mr. Luij^i Lablache Lord Stanley Mr. D. H. ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Saturday evening, February 22, 1890, was produced here a new three-act comedy, adapted by Sydney Gundy from M. M. Labiche and Delacour's Les Petits Oiseaux, entitled:-- A Pair of Bpectaclee. Mr. Benjamin Goldfinch Mr. John Hare Uncle Gregory Mr. Charles Groves Percy Mr. Kudge Hsrding Dick Mr. Sydney Rrough Lorimer Mr. C. Dodsworth Bartholomew Mr. F. H. Knight Joyce Mr. R ...

... PRINCE OF WALES'S. On Thursday afternoon, April 17, 1890, Mr. William Greet gave a matinee at this theatre, when was produced a new three act farcical comedy, by Mrs. Musgrave, entitled:-- Cerise and Co. La ...

... THE ADELPHI. On Saturday evening, April 19, 1890, was revived here J. B. Buckstone's drama, entitled:-- The Green Bushes. Connor O'Kennedy Mr. Frank Cooper George Mr. W. L. Abingdon WildMurtogh Mr. J. D, Beveridge Muster Grinnidge Mr. J. L. Shine Jack Gong Mr. Lionel Rignold Captain Dartois Mr. Arthur St van Paddy Kelly Mr. Howard Russell Dennis Mr. Marshall Moore Larry Mr. James East Ned ...

... . LYCEUM.--II. The new structure, built in 1815-16, was to have been inaugurated on Easter Monday, 1816, but a postponement was found necessary chiefly on account of the opposition shown by the proprietors of the patent houses, who affirmed that this summer establishment jeopardised the vested interests of their winter theatres, an allegation as stupid as it was false, and one which will ...

... . THE VAUDEVILLE. On Friday evening-, January 4, 1839, was produced here a new one-act oomedy, written by Fred. W. Broughton, entitled The Poet. The Hon. Arthur Fdne Mr. Cyril Maude Harry May ton Mr.Gillmore Mark Ferriby Mr. F. Thome Ki'tv Ferriby Miss Annie Irish Winifred Grey Mi.s Mauiulera Those who are not well read in matters theatrical Jook npon Mr. IJrougliton as one who has earned his ...

... . THE CRITERION. On Thursday evening, August 8, 1895, was produced here, for the first time in London, the musical farce in two acts, by Owen Hall and James T. Tanner, with lyrics by W. H. Risque, mueic by Frederick Rosse, entitled:-- All Abroad. Mr. Bowie* Mr. Charles E. Stevens Mr. Heaver Mr. Horace Mills Baron Fontcnay Mr. II. le Lau^-e Ernest Mr. John Coitcs Maurice Meurico Mr. C. I'. Lil ...

... S. THE LYCEUM. On Saturday evening, January 12, 1895, Mr. Irving and his company, having returned from a provincial tour, reopened at this theatre with the production of a new play, written in prologue and four acts, by J. Comyns Carr, entitled:-- King Arthur. King Arthur Mr. Irving Sir Lancelot Mr. Forbe Robertson Sir Mordred Mr. Prank Cooper Sir Kay Mr. Tyars Sir Gawaine Mr. Clarence Hague ...

... . DRURY LANE. On Thursday evening, September 19, 1895, this theatre was reoponed with the production of a new and original five-act drama, written by Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil Raleigh, and Henry Hamilton, entitled:-- Cheer Boys, Cheer Lady Hilyard Miss Fanny Brough Lady Ughtred Kestcven Mrs. Raleigh Kitty Parker Miss Pattie Browne Mrs. Verity Miss Marie Daltra Mrs. Choniondeley Miss Fannie ...

... . COVENT GARDEN. The opera season started on Monday, May 13, in most brilliant fashion, the house being thronged through all its tiers right down to the spacious stalls, and the representative audience including the Prince, Princess, and Princesses Victoria and Maud of Wales, the Duke, Duchess, and Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg and Gotlia. the lUuke ana Duchess or jnie, ana tne jjuice ...

... . THE GRAND. For another week, thanks to the enterprise and energy of Mr. C. Wilmot, the fortunate residents of North London are having special treats in the form of selections from the bounteous and varied repertory of the Arthur Rousbey Opera Company. The fame of Mr. Rousbey and the clever colleagues whom he has gathered round him is yet green from their last visit, and big houses have ...