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... seats. Re- served seats, &L CRYSTAL PALACE The HAYMARKET THEATRE COMPANY, on THURSDAY NEXT, at i.O. in AN IDEAL HUKBAND. by Oscar Wilde. Numbered seat-. 2a. jjL. 3a. 6d.. Ss. : nnnmpbered, I* and Is. 6d. CRYSTAL PALACE.— GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS. THURSDAYS ...
... — TO-DAY. at 3.0. and EVERY EVEN- ING, at 9.0. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEINU EARNEST, a Trivial Comedy for Serious People. By OSCAR WILDE. Ca ...
... NEW YEAR'S ANNUAL, a I.IINTAtNS AN ORIGINAL DRAWING in TINT by C RED. SANDYS. A N ORIGINAL BALLAD by P H. COWEN, Wonla by OSCAR WILDE. QRIGINAL STORIES by /1 A. SALA.— Miss Silvcrsiele's Complexion. | J AWLEY SMART.-An American Tantalus, DUTTON COOK ...
... Hollingshead. ?? Actress. By Marie Litton. L cess. By I* rauk A, Marshall. S__*^_ur_S»-or - e - v M * ...
... THEATRE.— Lessee and Manager, Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-MORROW, at 3.0 and 9.0. a New and Original Play, in Four ACt3. by Mr. Oscar Wilde, entitle LADY WINDERMERES FAN. Preceded, at B.IS. by MIDSUMMER DAY. by Walter Frith. Doors open at 8.0: commence 8.15. The ...
... James I'ernaodez, Palgrave Simpson. W. J. Fiona Alfred Thompeon. John Hollingshead. J. L. Toole, Henry] Charles Warner, ng, Oscar Wilde, i-acy, Hou. Lewis Wiugfield. l.ittou. Ready in October. Oeorge Routledgc ai;d Sons, Broadway, Ludgate-hill. .1 mt Out, ...
... Julius Vogel. K.C.M.G. 12. Toilers m ««*' ?? B*«»J 4. The Conqueror of Time : a tory. _ c^* p al coffl*n i *!Sr Poem. By Oscar Wilde. Ry o«** s «,Vor ?? J f 5. A Talk with the Common 13. A Vist to iro'e* p^ton. Hangman. 14. Sonnet B} J-_^ o>tt»Z 6. The ...
... THEATRE.— Lessee and Manager, Mr. HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE ! -TO ; NIGHT (Wednesday), at 8.30. A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Tree. Mrs Bernard-Beere. end Havmarket Company. For remainder of Cast see Under Clock. Box-office open 10 ...
... Ruiy.ir-l Kinling, Andrew Lang. Robert Bridges. Edmund GflSsa. R.»b«rt Louis Stevenson. Alice Mey- n* 11, Eric Mackay. Oscar Wilde. Mary F. ltob : nson. Norman tiau. Kichar.i Le Gaiiienne, Sec, with Biographical Nonces by weu-known Critics. B. L. FARJEON ...
... Manager.— TO PAY, at 3.0. and EVERY EVENING, at 9.0, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, a Trivial Comedy for Serious People. Ry OSCAR WILDE Cast see Under Clock. Preceded, at 8.30, by IN TIIE SEASON. Hy Langdou E. Mitchell. Doors open 8.0. Commence 8.30. ..arriajjes ...
... CONTENTS :— of a SIN. By HELEN MATH I T> ABY MINE. By FREDERICK LOCKER. 11l STORY and SONG. By G. B^R rpHE GRAVE of KEATS. By OSCAR WILDE. 1? A _TH 1 Uh. By PHILIP BOURKE ' _jv'i A T the SCAEN GAT K. liyW. H. LUCY, j A I A OSCU 1.0.~8y AGNES DRAKE. HIONS and ...
... HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE. — TO-NIGHT (Monday). TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at 8.30. A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. For Cast see Inder Clock. Box-olfice (Mr. Leverton) open 10.0 to 5.0 and 3.0 to 10.0. C CRITERION THEATRE.— Lessee and ...