... this side the Atlantic. By Proxy is shortly to be given a run of six weeks in Boston, and then goes to New York. MB J. R. ROGERS, with Mr Wilson Barrett and company, starts the proposed tour round the world on July 25th at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham ...

... Uxbridge, Earl of Surrey, Count Valentine Esterhazy, Viscount Melbourne, Hon. Spen- cer Cowper, Sir Frederick Stovin, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. George E. Anson. THURaSDAY.-The Queen rode out on horseback, attended by the Baroness Lebzen, Miss Quentin, Lord ...

... Lyons l was satisfactory as Rudolph's child. Air Cbarlesl Kean Chute gave a powerful representation of Nathan. I AMr Stanley Rogers's Lorenz was a fine piece of acting. Mr Sydney Compton enacted with quiet dignity the part of Father H~lermann, Rudolph being ...

... Cabin. The principal characters are well played by Messrs John Farrell, Chas. Harrington, C. H. Phelps, A. S. Graham, J. El. Rogers, F. 0. Baxter, and Misses Christirie Kemble, Ethel Vernon, Amy Tempest, Amy Hall, Zerlina Zerbini, and little Sylvia Stella ...

... Lyster Sherrard as Harcourt and Mr John Bannister as Sparitiasl played most effectively, cnd ftse piece generally was ably- rendered. The comedy was followed by Byronl's burlesque Little Free Dieoslo, in which Mr Bannister and Mr Allan Thomas by their intense ...

... Theatre is closed. Onl the 26th ult. Othello wcs produced, Mr Leonard Murray acting the title role ill excellent style. Mr Bannister enacted Roderigo capitally. Miss Agnes Birch, enough played Desdeniona with feeling and judgment. Miss A. Amigel won applause ...

... ROYAL ALBANY THEATEE.-Proprietor, Mr J. Holi- day. -The Mudlark company is here this week, under the management of Mr T. B. Bannister. The piece goes well. Mr J. Lynde played well as the hard-hearted villain. Mr George Clanville as Harold Wentworth 4 looked ...

... Tor's Cabis. Mrc Bentick Rowe admirably sustains the part of UncleTom, I and Mr J. H. Renny as Phineas Fletcher, Mr John H. I Rogers as Legree, and Mr Alfred Ludwig as Marks are exceedingly good. Little Hero is a sweet Eva, and 9 plays the part in a touching ...

... Pride was intensely humorous, as was also the Abanazer of Mr Chas. Williams. Sol Moon had an effective exponent in Mr Felix Roger, as did likewise the Grand Vizier in Mr Fredk. Morton. A noteworthy feature in the pantomime was the wonder- fully clever dancing ...

... S. Borland, Sydney Hazelwood, M.ortier Coles F. Stevens, W. Crowther, G. Murray, James Streatham, W. Daley, E. Young, J. Bannister, John Gordon, Misses May Shirley, Nelson tamsay, Florence C. Brandon, Agnes Shirley, and Mr W. St. John. BURF NEw TIIEATRE ...

... Tom's Casis this weei. The cast is much the same as in the performances of June, including Messrs Charles Har- rington, J. H. Rogers, Georg e Walmer, Reginald Buller, C, H. Phelps, A. S. Graham, and J. H. Renny, and Misses Zerlina Zerbini, Christine Kemble ...

... Circus are still the source of much amuse- ment. MUSEUM COu-CERT HALL.-Proprietor, Mr D. MInunes; Acting Manager, Mr R. Hall-Mr Rogers, in his Mpysteria entertainment, has been well received, and has been supported by Miss Emily AVane and Seroni, the musical ...