... and Manager. Mr E. Haigh.-The following are engaged here this week :- Mr J. C. Heffron, MIr George Fredericks, the Elbino Minstrels, Miss Vesta Nellie, Bliss Jennie Dover, and Mr Arthur Rosedon. BARRO W-IN-FURN %SS. ROYALTY THEATRE ANI) OPERA HOUSE.-Lessee ...

... Theatre at Greenwich. BIisS KATE MUNROE left London on Thursday evening for the Continent, where she will remain until com- pelled to return to fulfil her engagement in the new opera Frivoli at Drury-lane. THE famous pianist and composer, Anton Rubinstein ...

... special attractions on Whit Monday and through the holidays have been the grotesque gyrations of Messrs Canield and Booker, the American drolls. SRATesa RuiN.-Several hundred persons paid toll on the 3d, and in the evening there was a capital display of fireworks ...

... least, his talent and standing as a composer are acknowledged, and as not being entirely satisfied with America and the Americans. Miss FANNIE LESLIE has made arrangements to appear at the Strand Theatre in February, 1887, in her new and successful musical ...

... Livermore a party c to of Livermore Brothers' Court Minstrels spent a most 8 w enjoyable day on the 25th ult. First-class carriages x le were supplied from Glasgow to Greenock, and the S Ir minstrels travelled thence by p.s. Minerva down the I is river ...

... and irs Belville (duettists), MIiss Jessie Newton (sertO-comic), aird by Mr Harry Dathiels (Negro). CuBZON IHALL.-Hague's Minstrels continue to attirret Iluge ?? to thi2 spacious building, and the entertainment provided is admitted by all to be the best ...

... a 'Visit to tlee Hall. Besides the artists ciamed there are also Miss Lizcie Villiers (seri-comic), Miss Marie de Boice (American soieg and dance artist), anld MODSe. Berrimore (dancer and musical perforrieer). TIhe Proprietors have altogether provided ...

... entitled Otto, a German, which is thus week being presented by Mr and Mrs oe S. Knight and their American company. Otto is vigorously rItte, and is distinctly American in feature; while Mr Knight's picture of a German settler in the States is mast interesting ...

... asid in the presenit iistarce tolerably suoecssful, certainly nbovo mediocrity. Dlss Constance Youasg (Paulhu/e De~ciap. pelles) was also rmost etfective. Tine subordirrats parts wors well scatraic.d til Taesday the ptay was repeated Oil Wcduiesday Miss ...

... entertaining and welt-represented Sketches from Nature, They concluded their engagement this week. HOnnux's CONeCERT HALL.-The American delineasler, Messrs. Hilde- brnand and Ormond, are received with increased applause in every novelty. Mr. Sam Hobson and ...

... croo'derl nightly. ROYAL, STAR McSIC HALL-Proprietors, Messrs Bell and Athinson Manager, Mr B. Walker.-The earriotte' Star Negro Minstrels are engaged here. Their performances are very good. The talceeted children Rcsa and Riceard are clever duettiste, Mr R. Yorkes ...

... diorama is in possession of Curzon Hall for the season. Pictures of the American con- tinent are supplemented by a capital variety entertainment, to which the O.I.C.M. Minstrels; Mr Walter Osborne and Mr Sidney Dolman, vocalists; Waters and Kelly, Negro ...