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... THE LONDON THEATRES. THE AVENUE. On Saturday, Nov. 2d, for the First Time, a Farcical Comedy, in Three Acts, Adapted by F. C. Burnand from Madame Mfon7odin, by Ernest Blumi and Raoul Toch6, entitled is MRS PONDERBURtY'S PAST. Matthew Ponderbury ?? r ...
... THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS. THE METROPOLITAN. Mr Henri Gros for the current week is presenting a programme ot remarkable strength, the spindle side of his company including the names of a couple of big public favourites in Marie Loftus and Letty Lind. The ...
... NEW PLAYS OF THE MONTH. 'yi it LONDON. ne JULY 3. Sakuntadj, drama, by the Hindu poet K}li- es dasa, played for the first time in English, u in the Conservatory, Botanic Gardens, in Regent's-park. - ,, 5. The Lady of Ostend, farce, in three acts, of based ...
... assist at the inauguration of a variety temple that need r fear no rival in London. THE NEW COLLINS'S, ISLINGTON. On the site of the little hall on the Green has been reared a new temple of varieties that reflects the spirit of luxury and good taste that ...
... THE LONDON MUSIC HiLLS. THE PALACE. There is a particularly strong 1' bill at the Palace just now, and Mr Charles Morton has been more than usually happy in combining the elements which go to make up an attractive variety programme. Mr Morton's popularity ...
... THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS. THE EMPIRE. A new departure from the customary order of variety business was made here on Monday evening, when that accomplished actress Miss Amy Roselle, who ought never to be without an engagement at one of the leading theatres ...
... NEWS OF THE WEEK. I SEA3MEN'S HOSPITAL-On WVednesday the twentieth anniver. ssry of' tie foundation of the hospital for sick anid diseased sea- men in the port of London, on board the Dreadnought, moored off Greenssiclh, was celebrated at the London Tavern ...
... postponed. MR HYRAM TRAVEacs returns to London at Christmas and will commence a three years' contract at the Lon- don Pavilion.-Little Levite and company are engaged for the Britannia at Christmas, and introduce their new act, entitled Topsylurvydomr.-Mr Alf ...
... elaborate contrivances which have been introduced for the Christmas pantomime, whilst the orchestra has been sunk so as not to interrupt the view from any part of the building. An entirely new set of fire-proof dressing-rooms have been arranged in the ...
... THE NEW THEATRE AT EXETER. (PROM OUR OWN MORBBSPONDENT.) The new theatre which is now being erected on the site of the ill-fated building which was destroyed by fire just two years ago will, it is expected, be open to the public in October, the piece ...
... that day, for the sake of good luck, of making verses and sending them to the provost and masters. A NEW YEAR'S-DAY IN NEW YonK.-It is the custom in New York for the gentlemen to visit all their acquaintances on the first day of the year, and the omission ...
... , a mathematical master, and six extra masters. Nxw POniO LAw.-EAST LONDON UNIoN.-A poor widow, whose husband was killed about a twelvemonth ago at the works c connected with the new Houses of Parliament, was at half-past seven o'clock on Thursday evening ...