... BATH & WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY ' SHOW AT EXETER. The Bath and West of E ngland Society have every reason to be satisfied with the results of their annual show of 1889, held last week at Exeter for the third time. The weather was delightfully fine, and ...

... Hogarth to run their Les Clochwes de Corneville company two weeks at Devosiport (Christmas), one week at Bath, one week at Exeter, and three weeks il small towns, making in all a seven weeks' engagement. MIsS ...

... Hogartb to ' run their Lea Cloobes de Corneville company two weeks at Devonport (Christmas), one week at Bath, one week at Exeter, and three weeks In small towns, maklng In all a seven weeks' engagement, ...

... silver-mounted pipe. Mr Merri- dew has been retained by Mr Benson for the parts of Hardeastle and Sir Peter Teazle for a week at Exeter. MARRIED, Dec. lst, at Wolverhampton, Hilda Bever- ley to Herbert Lewis, both of Tempest Tossed company. ...

... l Society of England was held last week at Exeter, and the tittendatice was most numerous, Groat preparations had been made for giving ccliat to the occasion. Funds to the amount of £1,800, were subscriled in Exeter, of which two-thirils were coutriliuted ...

... Bell's circus was for three days last week at Exeter, and did well; the principal star was Marie Macarte. The company generally is a good one, and Mr. Doughty an excellent clown. The company make a tour next week through Exotosuth and Sidmsouth. The burlesque ...

... elicited le much applaune, will be continued throughout the week. le EXETER. W, L, THEATRE ROYAL -Manager, Sir S. L. Gifford.-Mr Wilson an ?? conilpaiiv hav e ci-copidc the theatre this week with L the four act dramia Gooid Out Ti'iimi. The play is e ...

... MEMORIAL HALL.-Mr George F. Black's company, supported by biss Edith Blair, appeare here for two nights last week in The Bishop of theFleet. This week Mr Joseph Poole's mvrio- ramia is here, and the following artists wil applause :-Herr e Blitz, Miss Lizzie ...

... excelleiit st!yle. The Shop 7 (rlt is billed here for titlS week. I EXETER. I THRATRE ROYAL. - Secretary and Manager, Mr eFrelk. Pollard: Actiiig Manager. Mr Jas. F. GaIt.- The first three days of the week t\he tamous Gaiett bur- lesque Don Juai was performed ...

... drama GCreen Bushes has been given here this week. f EXETER. THEATRE ROYAL.-Secretarv and Manager, MIr Fred Pollard; Acting-Manager, Mr James F. Galt.-The run of the pantomime of The Forty Thieves ends this week. At the matin6e on Friday last Mr Prior appeared ...

... duettists and dancers, have enhanced the pro- grammne considerably. EXETER. SHEATRE ROYAL. - Lessee and Manager, Mr Frederick Neebe.-Mr John Coleman commenced his second week in Exeter with the dramsa of F41jean s or, a Life's Sacrifice, founded on Victor ...

... well-earned benefit this week. i , EXETER. r THEATRE ROYAL.-Seretary and Manager, Mr Fred fPollard; Acting Manager, Mr Percy M. Dunsford.- No Cross, No Crown, played by Mr Wm. Giffard's No. 1 company occupies the boards here this week. I FOLKES TONE. i PLEASCRE ...